5 10 208 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/60c5458834b06a50c5d78eeaacacb78f.pdf e78a4dd0847280b731a842c83fe5fe06 PDF Text Text • - Residents Want (CaatiMed From Pag# One) leisure tlma snd mueh has been Buna lo deereas# juvenile delin­ quency hr turning of youth interests Into worthwhile channel* “Fifteen years or so ago. three « I ’s” wer* reading. ‘riling' and •zilhmatic. Now there are sis *R’s", he claimed. "In addition tu tho first three, re'ponvibility ■ad right relationships must bo added. And the last three ar* partlculirly important In hind work." the hand-man empha-ned Ha ron luded his remirk* «i'h g careful analTiis of work of his department during the past four years and listed that h# looked forward to another fine year as he ftsrts hli fifth at Seminole High. He Introduced the following r ngram which was enthustaslirallv received: Sidney A’dilcn in a trump­ et solo; Robert Armstrong ami J D. Stone. French Horn Duet and a Trumpet Trio hy Sidney Vihten, Lt.'lie Smith ard Jo# Fliher. The list number "Butler's Holiday" literally brought down the hnu*' Robert Reety Jr. was the areompsnlst for the instrumentalists and also offered a very difficult piano Mto. The program arrarr'd hv c,"ir Tueker was inlrrvlure I by Charlie Morrison The meeting was in charge u( Preiidenl William Bu«h The Rev Lucian Sr>.|* offered the Invoeafion atwl Introduced the vi tors. George Touhy announced the three stellar attractions in the Sem­ inole Mutual Concert Association headed by Francis E Roumillat, a member of U.e local d u b . Legal Notice SANFORD 4 s r Y jUjscewt Farmers Market Aatpkes Jayreea K I> J C I M v h m Im ' s CIRCUS H T K U ml (Continued From Page 0*a) (Continued From Pag* One) E. P. Hair, operator of a San­ Memberships ** fsr Li the drive arc, Mr. and Mrs. R N. ford Asm. filling station, said Out Blarkwelder, Mr. and Mrs. Clif­ he welcomed the renewing of In­ ford MrKibhin. Mr and Mrs. terest in th# petition. Francis Roumillat, Min Cynthia N’o action « s i taken on th* Roumillat, E W. Thomis, Jack petition, was th* apparent out­ Hall. Mr. and Mrs. F. E Rnumil­ come of th* riling of th# paper let. Mr and Mr« Hamuli Chase. vlth the rity. However, ll i* unH H Coleman. Mr* .1 C. Derren- drrslood that the Board of Com­ hirkrr. The Sanfnrd Atlantic Na­ missioner* were probably discuss. tional Dank. Mrs William Grover. In; new ordinances or a new or. Mr and Mrs. William Hernhel, dlnance that would require tha William Hcr'chcl Jr,, Miss Gen# flagging nf street crossing*. Nunnclly, Atlii Charmoin Miller, An accident Friday, shortly af­ Miss Evi» Kratzrrl, Mrs. W. K ter noon, prompted the renewal Baker. Miss Dillon Baker. Mrs. Dorothy Corrndl. A E of th# complaint hy Sanford etU. Vowcll. Mrs. Edward McCall. Mr sens. On* resident nf th* immediate and Mrs. D. II. Fletcher. Mr. and Mrs. R E. True. Cdr and Mrs. area of 23th St. where th# Friday W II Swmson, Cdr. and Mrs. I G accident occurred said, ‘T’va help* peters. U and Mrs. E. J Mills. #d pull t in dead "Ut of wreck­ Ll and Mrs. Robert Metier, Lt age' ai this crossing and on* that and Mrs. At II guiekert, Lcdr. was critically hurt,” He said, and Mrs. 1 J. Zok, Lt. and Mrs. “something must be don* about G. A Dicg*m, Cdr. and Mrs. J It ■ 'fptv of motorist* who travel P, Parker, *Lt and Airs. J. W the thoroughfare .” Johnson Th* accident involved a dS-yearMrs. Harold Jarohs, Mrs John old retired man, driving a 1944 Dooley, Mrs. William Lemns. N’a'h rar, who smashed Into th* William I.emos Jr., Mrs. W. E. • i'Jc of Itie Diesel engine travel, Gli', srII. Mr* Robert Punch. Mrs it-g toward Os iedn AC|, official*, William HafcMl. t.c-rfr aid Mr« C F. Flltrn. Mrs. Jam#* W Guy. at the seen* of the accident, said Mrs Levsi» Mill'apps, Mrs Rich­ that the cmstlng was not a flag ard o Madson, Mr* Charles Scud- ensuring and that signs wrre In dcr, Mr. an I M r. Emrri Cowley, evidence on both approaches to the Mr. and Mrs. Jo# Corley, Mis ■ street and railroad rrn'sing. P»Ik* t hief Roy Williams, this Irma Jean Corley, Mr. and Mrs W K Kirehoff, Mr and Mr- morning, intimated that the aign# Roy Msnn, Dr and Mrs. C. L at the crossing* were those that Park S r. Mr. and Mrs. Georg' should he used outside of the rity Touhy, Jimmy Touhy, Mr«. Hard limits. Hyni, Cdr. and Mr* If. C Codec, A sa rrtull nf the accident, Fri­ Capt. and Mrs. R W. Jarksnn, day J. K. Lane received a hro> Lcdr. and Air* D. W, Linker. l#n leg. abrasions nf th# face Mr. and Mri Andrew Carrawiy, and head, and posslblt internal Mrs. Daisy Knox, Airs. M B injuries. Smith, Atrs Jwfcr Cameron. Airs A witnea*. who harvly r#t a. ( W Morgan, Mr* Lee Samuel ero«« tha ACL tracks without Mr* F, A D)"*n, Airs W’ A Lef. Ler. Alls* Blanrhc Kennedy. Mrs getting hit. and a nephew of th# 5 J. Nix. .Mr and Mrs letU x Injured man, signed a statement Tharpc, Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Ruck­ at the seen* that th* whlatl* of the train blew only on* time about er. Mrs John Kadrr. Mr* WiUlam 20 yards from ih# creasing in Kadcr. Mrs. Marjorie Bryant, question. Chriler D. Harper, said Airs. E H. Laney, Airs Jtra Spen­ in his statement that th* whiatla cer, Airs. George Harden. Mrs warning* should have boon taro Blanrhc Ter Horst, Mrs. Guy Al­ long and on# abort blast. Th# crew of th# trala. Extra len. Airs. L. E. Thompson. Airs J. S Cleveland. Mrs. II G Lln- 5*. consisted of; W. B. Brinson, gle. Sin. A H. Forher. Mrs S G. mnd irtor; C. P. Harkey, engineer. Harrlman, Dr. and Aln Brantley W. H. Bruce, fireman; B. Joseph, Henderson, Air, anl Airs. Julian krakeman; and W. J, Crawford, Dclycns, Mr, and Airs. Robert flagman. Brown, Mr. and Airs, J E TerAnother accident. Involving th# wtllcgrr J r . Air and Aln Sidney same train, manned by tho lam* Ives it I. Atr. and Airs. Al Bruns. new, occurred later in tho after­ Air, and Mrs. Dick Aiken. Miss noon. about 2:40 p. m., according Diane Aiken, Mr, and Airs Harry to Florida Highway Patrolman Weir, Mr. and Aln. William Wie- Carl Williams, when a car drivon bold*,. Mi, and Mrs. Fred Kir»h- by Mrs. Isabel Horton, M yrar-old ner. Airs, Robert Ea'lerday, Mrs. Oviedo housewife, crashed Into tha J I. George. Air* B. E Chsp. train at a crossing on Htata Road ti.xn, Alls* Barbara Chapman. 119. Patrolman Williams said that Airs. Albert Hickson. Mrs. W. W. the ear, apparently traveling at A)re. Atrs. Jim Biiard. Mr. Wil­ liam Kirk Mrs C. C. Welch. Mr*. a high rat* of speed, skidded 100 F. L Crosby, Airs. W, G. Fleming feet, most of th* distanca sidaways, and crashed Into tha diesal Air* Marguerite Graham, Air engine with such an hnract that and Mrs. Earl Lawki, Mrs. Ray llermn. Alisa Judy Herron, Mrs the rail of the track was benL The entire aid* nf tha rar was C. Al. Flowers, Mr and Mrs. ||. B Pope, Airs. Irving Pryor, Mr» telescoped and completely destroy­ If Al Papwwth, Mrs. O E. White, ed. Mr«. Iloiton was Head on Airs. B C, Moore, Atrs. Waller arrival at an Orlando Hospital, Barton, Atr. and Mn. C. J. Mcr- Her son, 12-year-old Rj||j* j Ml nwether. Mr. and Atr*. At’. V. Lov­ remain* In a critical condition ell, Air. and Sirs, Clarence Wynn, from injuries received In tha *tMr. and Airs. J. C, Hutchinson. fdent. He was onrouta to BanAirs. D. C. Howard, Atrs. Ray­ ford with his mother, for a danmond Lundqid't, Allis Peggy Jane tal appointment Dr. Edward W. 8 tonor. nf Lundqulst, Air. and Mrs. E. D Rinehart, Air and Airs. Ralph Oviedo, administered first aid to Austin Smith, Airs. Anne Williams the accident victims until th* and Air. and .Mrs. Philip Atari. ambulance took them lo tho Or­ lando Hospital. BULLETIN Roth mother and ion w«ra phiLONDON 'A-Princes* Alargaret n#4 In th# wreckagu. th* mother put duty befoia love tonight and under th* wheel, the sen In tho onnouneed she will not marry Pp ter Townsend. The 2A year old princess* an The reel name nf Tasty DoMarvw. nounremtnt wrote an end lo a writer weight chantpfcm taslJl rttp romance that shook tbs throat and pd by Carmen Basilia In Ma Ant divided tha nation. defease, la Leonard Uotta. (Cuattoaig Dm Pag* On*) counaal of lamina**. U has to do with anaious thought about tha morrow and erotalng hridg#t bofor* wo got to thorn and n failura to trust In God’a ear*. W* often lose tho proton t through rtgrata regarding tha paat and anxiety rooraming th* futur*. It la our faith that tho whelo oxperionc* of Ufa and death fit Into an »t*ma! plan of God which la eonearned with ear b**t Interest# and our highest good. Iho Rev. David 8. Camoftx. pastor of *h* Christian and Miss­ ionary Alliance Church used as hia aubjort yesterday, "Th* Earth­ ly Rtign af Christ.” Practically, without *icaption men of all rare* and ag#t hava fancied a Utopian draam. Th#y hava thought of a place of plenty and prosperity and p*aeo . . of •oclal and economic equality where no man must llv# In want . . of unparalleled happiness and Joy. Thus, tha Scriptural depirtion of th* earthly reign of Christ ia not beyond th* teop# of human Imagination. Howtvtr, th* total picture which th* Blhla presents of th* tVorld-wida Kingdom of Christ i* an undispulabl* feet of Bible prophecy. Only Jesua Christ ran straigh­ ten out th* tangles and rlrar away th* mesa Into whlrh this world hat been engulfed by th# full's effort* of human agenelas. Theta agenrie* no matter how mighty the powart that bo; no matter how influential th* leaders; no matter hew diplomatic th* ministers; no matter hew earoful tha Interna­ tional plana—ran never produce a permanent and lasting peace in the world. I* it any wonder that tha Apostle Paul should esclatm: "Eye hath not teen, nor ear heard, neither hava entered into th* heart of man. tha things that God hath prepared for them that lev* him." (I Cpr. t:« ) Paator Perry L. Stone of th# Firs* CfcrMag Churth preached yssUrday morning on “Good Nsw* for A ll" la tJitnvfueing Ms moooat* h# m M. "Do you ftol that your worth and f if laity a t a fro* human baint li upappreeiated and that you aro treated aa a pawn or cog or raio nr number? Then th# goaopol it good ntwa to you that you aro mora procloua In God'a light than tho most aacrod institution; that hl« Son out of tova for you diod on tho Cross to aa«a you from aln; and that tha ▼ary haira of your head ara numbered. la your life a ra t’race and your work pointless? Then the goipa) la good new a to you that there It a rauie worth living for and dying for. Ara you aad and bowed down by trouble? Then tha goapel la good newa to you not of oaaa or earape, but of joy in the midat of trouble, hecau»e of dirlna rompanlonihip and the anuranra of ultimate v i r t o r y . A re you vistimised by moral wrakneaa, frustrated by fear or dDcou raged by failure? Then the goapel la good newa to you n f p o w e r t o ena Mo y o u to live a godly and heroic life, whatever your past may hava been." Tho Iter, rtiitltp Sehlegimann, paator nf tha Lutheran Church of Th* Rrdermer, eho»o hi* teat from realm 44. end hia sermon topic war. "The l.uther Confidence Whieh Won the Reformation Vic* tori#*." Ha aald "Luther's confidence • prang from the Word of God from thi* very Psalm (P» 44.1 Th# revelation It make* of God. God’a Grace, God'a Help aid* to from counties* other Scripture revalatlone, which Luther believed and accepted m they read, and refused to chango for tha notion* of men. "Luther's confidence was from hia absolute certainty of God. Not with solf-mad*. presumptious, and thus false rertainly, but with a certainty from God him»stf: for God never forsakes his AVord nor tho*# who cling to It. Luther was certain that God was his refuge and hi* strength. "That certainty or ronfidenr# (C*atinned From Page One) themselves the Plantation Estates Citizens Association. • Moderator A. L Lincoln asked for queitU.nl but few were asked. Exeryon* seemed fully iron venant with the report and satisfied with 1U : findings. The treasury monies vere voted over to the tri-commit­ tee lo u:« as they might need. Blinks were dis'ributed to thoi# In (he audience who wer* not yet members of this group. Swift informed his audience that the petition* for zoning were prac­ tically finished and would be filed at th# county Mat early this next month. Sponsors of this group are: Thom­ as V. Bsrry, Carroll D. Blickbum. Mrs The’ur* Broome, Harry M Brown. Mr*. Christopher Butler. Mrs. John Bytii, Mi's Harriet Condit. Mri Gaston Crosby, Arthur JDahrinf',,> Paul C. Fywtscher, Carl ^ E. GallM, J Raymond Higgins, Arthur W Lambert, A L Lincoln. Mr and Mrs. H A, Lynch. Michael F McDermott, Mrs. David Runkcl, Charles Schneider. Mr. and Mr* Neil Snyder. Mrs. B. A. Shrohmeter, E. L. Swift. Rudolph Tmde,man. Georg* Wakefield. Wdltam Waison and Dr 11 S. Whutsker. was so strong that IS •truce! an enemlc* of God and His AVord though It should tear up the whole world and turn It Into chaos. God was with Luther and 1 mads him know It; his enemies had to fail. "Such was the power of the great reformer, not a power of hi* own making, but tha power of faith, the power of confidents and trust. Luther knew from the Holy Word, that faith In Jesus ChrUt as the Revior was God’s truth and carried that banner before the eyes of alt. Even when death and respite fared him hs would aay lei u* aing tha S4th Psalm for he knew that 'A Allghty Fortress is Our God',” said Pa*, tor Schlossmann. (Coatlaaed fraaa Pag* On*) Farmers Auction Sales Market. Two performances are scheduled— th* aftemuon show at S p.m. and the night periormanee at I p.m. During the recent performances at Tampa, and ll* following day in St. Petersburg. It was necessary to stage Ihife performances each day to accomodate the heavy advance •ale of tickrta. King Bros. Circus will b* staged in three ring*—elevated stages—a mamoth menagerie of wild animals and herds of performing elephants • hipprodrome trick and with a ga­ laxy nf ISO world famous circus and arena atari. Including many new acts from all over the worldincluding the Fngllsh Rockettcs, 12 beautiful aerialistf ifrom London. Fngland— the famed Dorchester Riding Troupe—, Senor and Ingra 5maha— from Argentina—, with 24 trained Arabian horses—, th* Tun­ isian troupe of Arabian gymnasts—, rlstey l-robsU—, a dozen funny ruela—The Hungarian troupe of the VaUnrtnoi troupe from Venclowns and trained animal acti. W. Bush Resigns As Co-Chairman Of Education Group A chanre has been made in th# staff of office's of (he local Can­ cer Society Unit, according in in­ formation released by the orzanlration’s president Airs. Julius DinifcLler. After accepting th# resignation of William Ruth Jr at co-chairman nf the public education committer of the Ameriein Cancer Societr. Seminole County Unit. Mrs. Ding(elder appointed Andrew J. Brac­ ken Jr., assistant principal of Sem­ inole H ’.h School for th# tmei Pired term. Dallas Loop, of the Florida State Bank, serve* wtth Bracken as co-chairman. (Cntteasd From Fata One) Manager of th* Mound Park Hor. pttal at St. P etm burg spoke to tha group on a "linen control i ; item”, by uia of colored sheets In all area*. Don Scbroeder, admlnlttralor of Meat* Hcapital, Dunedin, wai mrdrriLir of a abort question and answer program Following tha lunebeoa maetutg, an Inipcctlon tour was made of tha local Seminole Memorial Hoapitil. The general concern ua of optninn, according to report«, wai that "Sanfnrd and Seminole County ha a a beautiful hospital with all facilities.'' Harry M. Weir, administrator nf the local hoipital, and iecretj£c Utaiurer of the hoipital group, said that every visitor was com. pleldy thrilled by the hospital. One lo such an extent, that whiit they’re in the process of budding a 200 bed hoipital, wanted hli ar* ehilcct to visit tho St minola Memcrial Hospital for ideas. Jack Monahan, of Orlando, eve. eutivc secretary of th* Florid* Hospital Association, have a bnrf report of hoapi’/ il actlvuA throughout the atata. 11. A. Schroeurr, c'feeutivs director of Blue Crosa and Blue Shield, of Jacksonville, gave a brief re­ port on problems confronting botli hospitals and Blue Cross. Harry Weir, aald this morning, that Friday's meeting was parties* pated in by one nf tha higt<*-t turnouts of the tounetl. metivstvt possibly by the local hospital . f 1 the tour which was made, m Th* nest meeting of the eounc 1 will be held In Lakeland. *«tl Woar, Jan 10, The Morrell Mem. orial lioipiul Is located in L j I c . land. An *leclion of officers wfl l>« hold at that tim*. aald Weir, be­ cause of the resignation nf presi* dent W. f McLain due to his l e i '. tog th* State to assure# a position in Indian*. m Atlehigan State says tt 1* Vxokinz Twenty-nine football plryem on for a "take charge guy” for its the Duke University squad are nafootball team �VN 3; .»• 'F ' '" VS' V7r ;T;:,"e ; IT v TOOt RIWSPAPIR DEFENDS YOUR RICH! TO KNOW! u 9 Ib r a lfc i ■ 'VOLUME XLVI L a ra m o re s a AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N EW SPA PE R HANFORD, FLORIDA JB » U N k W R M * Awwialr*! P r« w Leaned W irt TUESDAY. NOVEM BER 1. IMS C. C. Laramore atapprJ down from h!a engine at Randa Siding ycilertfajr and *a» greeted by hi* friend* ;nd Ic”nw woikar* a* he completed S i years of service with the Atlantic Coatt Una Railroad. •■Larry", at he’a called by hia Iritnda end acquaintances, began hi* work with the Atlantic Coaal Line In Sanfnrd with tn* roadway (■(partment In July of t9#o. lit lUrted work at a ftrtman In IPV4 Memberships In th# Seminole and was promoted to engineer in Mutual Concert Association arr 1910. heinr sold »t a record para, aald Laramor* wai bom on Ocl »i president Francis R aw ilU t to­ day ai the second report wa* re­ 1IU Tb* lO'V rbri-tma* Psrade ceived from th# mor* than sixty He looked aertou*. at momenta spon*nrrr| j.unils hv the Sanford yesterday, at ha stood by hi* enworkera on tha membership comMerrhanl* V—oiutlnn and ihe gine receiving the plaudit* of rail­ inlttea. Seminole I'mint' Junior Chamher road men in every department in of Cumnirree. offinallv in Mr*. Ralph Austin Smith, head* Sanford Onee In a whit* though, Irp tha memharahip drive com- he bmk# inta a rmtle and pu»hed nmjn-rd >e,tenlav in a letter to merchant, of the counts. Viniltr*, raid that aha enthusiasm hia cap way back on hit head to The letter. Irnm K D Hunt in bringing outstanding artuta to get a few wot da la edgeways, to Chau man of the I9.V> Christmas Fanford for the winter concert to speak. Paiade r omnuttee a-ked fur the a,tin, la tha highlit ever expressRearing gif.* of all kind*, he cooperation of this year » gigantic ad in aimllar drives over the yeara. reached for a check praiented In event to make it Hi - nu»,t surre-s Tha office of tha association. him hy W. I Crahtre*. renrril c#v worker* fill pre.enled bv ihe merchants Inrated in tha Blrickland-Morri- Yard*maiter. on behalf of all of C- C- TARRY'* l^ramora fwilh hal In haoH and wearing hiaik shirtt aurrounded and Jayrrr* of Seminole County •on Building on East First St, hia fellow employeai. The letter a* he retire* after M year* with the Allantie Coast Line, tl’hnti* by Jamrseni Hunt, in hi* Irltcr said, “Over la being deluged with telephone accompanying the check read, the past few , ra n the annual •alia and viaita bp worker* to “whlla the amount may not he Christmas Parade has grown and m*ko their report*. great, w* a*sure *on our deem has become one of Ihe most look0 An additional St mamharahipi for you it ire** and w# »htll mm rd forward lo events of Ihe winter vara aetd yesterday afternoon, you In our daily labor*. Yon haer1 season," it 1* her ause of jour hnmadialalr following tho first earned your rest." p e l Interest* and pailicipalirm. report, which bring i Ui* total General Vard*ma»trr Crabtree ilse letter csirrlltiurd, that has Wtembmhip told to data ap to aaid, “you'** been one of the fel­ made the event *>• successful Th* letter from (he Jas ere M4. lows that hat mad* tb* railroad • Tha Criminal Docket for th* Fall i I.retinas Parade Commtftee ofReawrillat told thla morning whit tt la today." Term of Court In th* Sth Judicial frrs.t help and assistance in nb that them ara only 106 member- Searching fo* words for Immedi­ Circuit a a* sounded Ihi* morning taming trucks fur floats with ah*pa left for tho aarlaa and ha ate anawer, Lara more aaid, “ it'a with trial dales set for cases to be material ami l-dsor Ihe rr*porel npacta them to be reserved prior been ■ pleasure to work her# wilh heard. liltlly of the merchant nr the (Cewttnaed aw Page right) all of you " Only Iwo bond* were estreated, nrKanicaimn. Just a littaw le»a than a . year a* the proceeding* got underway Hunt, csplairn'd in thr official ago. Laramoie waa presented a at 10 o' cluck this morning, but letter that, "in order to make diamond atudded pin by the Atlan­ Ih# court immediately ordered thiv sear's parade rne uf the must tic Coaat Une for hia long years bench warrant for tha arreil of surers-ful ever held licrc, that one of faithful t e r lee. It waa hia 10 Flottic Mae Harm charged wilh nf the themes named he selected." year emblem "resitting an ofliccr" and set the TAU.tlltSSEK P Run»cll pm Tlinw themes were; religious, “ He's going to ho missed by at," raplain Roy Tills retired In at trial for Mondry, Jan 9. 9 50 a m, manger s.-eae, choir, wi-e men, wit tha general consensu* of night from hit 41 years of am ice William O. MrKendree, held in ray. aenmg a ’.0 year primn term 1 1iuilitnied on Pag* Fight) ,n connexion with the death of his Owe Bamtnale County Gama opinion among tha railroad men to tho people of bis community. the Seminole (founts Jail on a 5 year-ol'l danshler, Ksthy, Vardew retire* whan new a^« and gathered for the occaaioa and who As a law infnr-ement officer, charge of first degree murder, will be re!c*,ed Irnijiorarilv for disability poliraa of tha Florida • era on their way to scheduled Captain TUlii *fr\ed In every ra ­ pleaded ‘not guilty” thi* morning hnip.tal treatment o' a lunj ad (Continued on Page Fight) pacity porvihla in the focal police 0 Gama and Fraah Water FUh Cam- work. nient. mtaaimi vara put inta affect yet- Among tho*e oral* mg Lara mor* denartment after being t'A.-rd ortgTh* Cahinti agreed today lo re terday with 11 wrltdllfa *f fleers for hu many star* of dereUcw t ,.al> . h* fj'd . for *#a j-qV Just lease Tongay after being t od the try out for tho Job W t rookie •ad aw area wwperrieir retiring. doty wftt. in addition to W. j Veteran* Adminblratlnn will *r Director A. P. AMrirh aald tha Crabtree, General Yardmaitar, H, patrolman. rrpt him *• a palirul Houever. ih* ASyesrold police poata ware hatng filled hy nine V. Nelson. Road Foreman of En Parole Commission Chairmen IVitrr w is shut off over all younger man aalectad from a gine*, L. M Cornell. General Fore captain didn't get to step do. n Joseph Cheney said he had been v.,isfi r.f c-teril.i» for nesrlv thtee man. Mechanical Department, and without a bit of fan faro from hi* merit ayatem eligible Hat. advised by Dr T J Ready, chief hours while wtukrnrn repaired an C. P. Hirkey, engineer. fellow police officers and members A 14-year old boy is missing from medical officer* of the Veterans other break u Ibt city's l# Inch The aommiaaioa adopted a poli­ Along aid# the engine, when bf the Ssr.focd Board of Commiss­ hi* home on South Sanford Ave., Administration, that Tongay would rnim which Is a direr! water ser­ cy at ita mealing in Daytona "Larry” alepped down, ioner* and the Civil Service Board. areord.nc lo rrport* of Ih* Sanford be arrcplftj a* a patient a nit sent um I m (lie s».iter depai Itnrnl st Beach Uat month filing compul- waa a itgnLaramore which read, “ good lurk At a meeting of the Police Ben­ Police Department i 151 is and French to the VA hospital m Atlanta. 0 tary ratlramant of gamo officer* to C. C. Laramore." evolent Association last night at Mrs little Raldtre reported In Dr. Heady tod Cheney Ihe Veter- Shortly before 6 o'chwk sester • t age U. Aldrich aaid tha rhargaa Jim Spencer'*. Captain waa pre­ 'he Sanford Police Department that ant' Administration would nut he day tmirmng. heavy equipment •ra hi lino with a declilon "to dated with a resolution from Uio her aon, Ray. II, has left home., responsible for Tongay'a rustmly eps-t alnl by Ciagg Const nit lion hire younger man, pay them more Hoard of City Commiialonera pra- lie la about 3 fret 6 Inches tall indoor hi* return In Ihe stslr prison st Company lore into Ihe main water Mrs. A. Sullivon •ad arpact more of them.’* Ding him for his outstanding work weigh* shout 145 to 150 pounds Halford. line to Sanford. Batlrad war* art* aupervitor J. Dies Yesterday and long, failnful sen Ire. Along flay has dark brown hair and wean At Cheney's suggestion, th#- C#bi \V.,ler spouted inln the air fur at C. Albritton. Arcadia, *5. and tha with Ihe resolution. Mayor Denver it with a crew1cut. least 3.5 li-ef disrupt rig traffic at Ithnlittttrd on Page Light) Atti* Runt Sullivan, 65, 13-WH fohowiag wild Ufa officer*: the liu-y intrrssclion Mrs Italdm wasn't eura about 16th S t, died yoatrrday morn­ Cordell, with fellow officers, city com.mii*loners, civil aervitr hoard the clothes he wa* wearing when A, B. Bauk.night, Groaaland, M; ing In aa Orlando hoapttal. The water srrvice to Sanford Mr., Mrs. Brisson homes ami bu incise, was ihut off members, and Mra. Tllllt looking first mined. / . D. Warren, Longwood. 07; FI. Mr*. Rufttvan waa born In De­ on, presented Captain Tilii* with it apprus:malcl) B n'cloek due to L. Lnagran, DcLand. SI; F. T. MeAttend Convention the rapidly decreasing pressure § Donald, Panama City, AT; J. C. catur County, Gt* moving to a silver plattee in recognition of iml d«p'cltng water supply. Johnawn, Rlaar Junrtion, 71: H. C. Orlando M yean ago from Livo Ml untiring effort* at a member Recent Additions In St. Petersburg The hteak wa# repaited and Ihe Pelt Craarfonrilla, 67: l* P, Ana- Oak. Sh* waa a member of th* uf the Sanford Police Department. Attend,ng ihe Ihreedav. rum- line pul hack mlo ter sir# shortly Mn, Clawlaton, 60; W. B, Spark- Tint Atiembly a t God Churth, Ben B'tler, patrolman, and em­ To Library Told Surviving nr* thro* daughters, cee for teat night'* dinner meeting, fain, Plant City, 69; J. A. Daugh­ Recent addition* to th* lanferd prehensiv* *e##|cin of addresses, Lcfore main. This is th#* resond lime within try, Indean Town, 67, and Roy Mrs- Pearl Byrd. Sanford: Mr*. presented Captain TUlla with an un- Puhll* Library has* been an­ eihibits. enterlainment and butiAtlla Thompson and Mrs. Thtlma rapected gift. Wrapped in a huge nounced as follows: Apley, "Hrldle- ness mertlng of the Ftorlda Funer­ a week's ;w'fiml, • In inch main Oate*«, Holly Hill, 69. AMrich tnld Ed Richey, 96. Thompson, Orlando; threo ton*, silver-striped package, waa a «rn wav» Through IH*tor>‘r; Brings, al Dire-lort Association, In St was hioken. litis lime fithln ltm wildlife officer of Fruitland Park, Them** Thompson, Tampa; Wil­ utne Stetson sombrero, a black “Clever Introductions For Chair­ rcteisburg verr Mr tnd Mr* fl f#ct of the valvu which »a* torn wat retired became of hia phyai- liam A, Hunt. Orlando; and R- T. wettarn shirt, trousera, and bell. men"; Bush, “The Case Of The G flrtssun, of Rruson Funeral spart previously. Hunt of Sanford; on# alitar, Mrs. Captain Tillia. eyeing tha gift*, was Three lost Letters"; Cadell, "The Home. eel condition. J. E. Tedder, Palatka; 90 grand­ r peer Meta but Ms eyea glittered Lark Shall Sing"; Carey, “The Th# 6]if snnusl eontninn of fhe <• Named to probationary appoint­ children; 77 great grandchildren; wilh pride The outfit wat a gift Fatal Pi cute"; Cooper, "Th" isnocisti in was designed to present ments at wildlife officer*: Haunted Harlenda"; Costain*. Ihe Istest Information and techni­ Francia W. Davi*, Tampa; right grrat. great grandchildren; from hi* fellow officer*. Tha Tontine"; Cos#, "Top Al­ que*! in Ihe funeral profession, so and two great, great, g n a t grandFranklin E. Jone*. Euatia; V. C. Chief Roy * William* preaented ls God": Ernst, "I j H v 0»t Tour that th-*** attending might serve Nouta. Valrieo; Atbert E. Me- children. tha retiring eaptaia of hia police slgnment"; Davis, "Th# Answer their communities better. Lauyhlln, DcLand; Jacob II. ParisFuneral service* will h* held forte with a Smith and Wesson re­ Field, "Saddles To Santa Florida funeral director* rank gr, Bonita Spring*; Emr*t G. tomorrow at S p. m. at tba First volver, gleamirg with silver plate Gun"; high In the nation In their profe* F*'\ fierce. Clermont; Ram Pridgeon, Ancmbly of God Church with th# and bearing hit record with Ihe siorie! skill, and their annual con Finney, "The Ptum* Hang WewahilrhVa; Raymond C- Taber, Rev, J. Jt. Stalling* and th* Rev. Sanford Police Department ensenljoe* help* them to maintain High"; Freyrdherg. " L o v e ly rriveo along tba aid*. Hands, and V. D. John*, Wau- John P. Hall officiating. this rating. April"; Gardner, "Case of Tha iuIi . Interment will b* In Grsanwood Captain Tilua paid tribute to N e r v o u s Accomplice '; Grey, The mseting sreording to nffi Tha sew men being hired are Cematary with Fairchild Funeral (Cealinaad aa Pag* Right) "Black Mesa"; Ilalliday, “The rials of the aisoclitinn, was well "Poison In Paradise"; llodsnn, attended and among Ihe mo-t "The Return To The Wood"; romplrte ever held hy Ihe KlorHa Unit, "Midpoint"; J e n n i n g s . Funeral Direstors Association. "Chronicle Of The Calypso Clip­ per"; Kennedy, "Up Home"; KIIIrffer, "Two Ears Of Coro. Two Volume Of Produce fllades Of Gras*"; Laird, "Prartleal Rutin#** Psychology"; and Is Anticipated lasckridge, “Death Of An Angel". Msnscer 6andy Anderson of the Asnford Male Farmers' Msrket srRITJ.ETIN tountrd forqtha past week with Ihi* NEW YORK tD—Dale Carnegie report, "husinest declined sharp!' . uihor nf "How tn Win Friends and due lo denr»s»rd tnarVetlnn ron'll Irfluenr* People.** died today In Hons earlier In the week. Tne euhit home. He kid been til M fumher. squs'h. hesn and fruit market «howed quite in Improve­ tome lime Th* author and lecturer, who# ment Inward the last of Ih# week Imok told ipprnilmalely hour mil- Ideal weather ronditlm* fhe past Lon copies, tad fnr ygara beer 10 days hive improved quality and giving courses m public spesklng yield. We anticipate a good volume Carnegie, M attained wealth and of h#aM. cucumbers, tquash, egg­ fame by itretalng IS# value nf plant, nranr** and grapefruit dur­ public ipeaking In Urn social and ing the eurrenl week." bustneii fields. Ilenrv Will* Jr., formerly nf "How Is# Win Friends and !n- Ranford. and now manager of Ihr Puent# Poepla", baaed largely on Fort Myers Slat# Farmers' Mar­ raonal esporieweM, waa yob- ket adviied, “tho Mason started bed in 1636, . ' her# ih* p u t week wtlh cucumbers IU tremr*rtoue yopv/larity led leading '# volum* and light aup h'm to describe himself as one at plies of egip.anl, squish, and to­ Uve "iwoet ailqniihrd" authors af mato#* following. With good weath­ hie Mma. er geadftleef. rrnps :rt making Another nf hit popular hnrtn was rapid progress and volume of all presented tw klin By fellew *ffleer* € A fTAB>. fco t m m M 6 •« a . k a l n d yiatnl "How lo Hop Worryttg tod BUrt Mmmod'tten should skew a deeded Hv# ahirt, belt. (M attVw U) Memberships Sold At Record Pace fcBy Concert Group Princess Margaret Merchants Urged City Rests In Seclusion To Help Make Yule Property Parade Successful Damaged After Decision Small Youngsters Criminal Docket For Fall Term Of Court Told Today Russell Tongay Is Slated For Release To Treat Ailment Captain Roy Tillis Retires Last Night At Benevolent Meet Ray Baldree, 14, Reported Missing Water Main Breaks As Crew Hits Pipe ★ S No. .1M. Vandalism Reigns Last Night Ena» ,55 Y e a r s S e r v ic e Local Game Warden Retires Yesterday Weather Fair and warmer throwgh We#f IKiilK ; low |nnl;hl '•* In M rewlrsl perttcn. ★ ★ ★ ★ Cause No Trouble Vandalism ran rampant in San ford la»t night a, older youths look over where Ihe tins lots left off Small youngster*, most lime* with parents. rn|ose<| Halloween "Trick or TTeal" fun wnh rautlnn and regard la proper!, of other* Hut a- the youngslrr* leli (heir mode*I (un. oMer youth* took n*rr with an eie bent on destnotion An estimated damage mold not be established a* reimrt* ram# in lo the Sanford Police Station and Ihe City Manager* Office City V| s n a g e r Warren F Knowles, and (his morning (hat *1 leatl IS slop sign* were rentus vd or damaged **lt wdl cnsl the rity a pretty penny." said Knowles, "with carh sign emting mor* than W." The Sanford Police Depart­ ment reported 13 school signs up P’sdcd, lorn apart, or damaged a« the band of, atlegs-ilh older youth, Imik the town in Its stride. A Gulf Service station at tilth and Sanford Ave, operated by (I ofltlnurd on Page light) Two Post Bonds For Violations LONDON' r Sad hesriH Prim re*, Mariare rested in terlusin# t day while *l>le-men rhurchmen and rommnnls k showered her willi rympathv »nd pra »e lor her de* e vion le put i,.ty before Inve The disnrrel man whose sirit sh e reiecled Group C'apf Peter Town»end triro fo face reporter* hut *uddrntv tinned awsy with shoulders drnoptng Hr looked pat* and downcast Msrga-eC# mother slaved with her in C srenre House half a mil# Horn H.ickinghsm Palare SmslI eluslers iJ ruil-iii* gathered #U|* side. Q .een Fliiaheth It rim ed rw rityal duties awarding medals and nesting kmgldt in the while inrl gold hsllroom of RurkinghsM Palare Crowd* eheered th# Duke of Ed­ inburgh alien he arrived in York to unyeil a mrmnnal to war dead, lie flashed a smile lie is identi­ fied in many minds s* an opponent of the marriage. From alt cm nets nf Ih* earth (lonlinned on Page right) A. Woodward Says Noise Prompts Shot Two Asitford men hsse poslrd bonds (-)•■ violating ihe gam# law | rlalisr hi Ihe bag lintd of fresh MW YORK i,TV- Mrt. Attn water fish Aerorling In Ihe S, n nulr Conn Woodward row sets it was • is Sheriff*! n'fire. Altarrt Williams noi»e rather than anything sh* of 1711 West 14th Si and loutei M * V hit h caused her tn fit# Wright of 71* F. ntn St. were shotgun Must- srtdrh killed hsf (barged with "evereding the hag( ssrallhv spnttsman husband, Wll* Print of fir.h wafer fl«h.** Bonds I liaut Woodward Jr. Fs-licc, am ,1 soha ahortly after for each were #cl at $5#i. Itarrv Hcrs'«h. game wsnlrn In the S dsy mowi ng abouting, she Senunole County, said that \* i! had told nffi.'vi* she annt at a It.#tit* bad In his possession 15 figure nr shadow, fenring it In he •peekled perch, while Wright w.ss a prowler and nut recognising Ik 'mind with 5# >f Hi* fresh water a# her hua'ised. f -h. Meanwhtl*. tn attest today Ut rtedei.ee to her statement that tha Woodwards' Long Island t Continued no Page eight) Hearing Aid B!ucs KFY WEST 'P "Some one 1# Irving to hrerk into mv house. Representative Will Using so rh-rttir saw," ■ wnmari retrained into Ih# telephone. Be At CofC Office Puiirt Syt V V Ciso lushed A representative nf the Social Iwo squad eai# to the woman's Security Vdn.K'iitration Districi Of. home The n'firvrs apprnarhrd fue in Orln do wilt be at th# quietly and surrounded Ih# house Chamber nf Commerce Building HI There was no one. they wenl han fold *ei Frdav, Nov < Friday, in#id#- lo question the wsiman I Nor 16 and Friday, Nov. 7S, be­ "Why, Ihey'rt still trying to get ta r r n the hoirs -•( M l am , and In." she said, "listen to that rmm. 4^ q taw " Hits servlrc Is mad# available hv The w-.msn wnrw a hearing aid Ihos# who »i*b |q apply fo.- Old and officer! ashed h* et amine II Age and Survivors Insurance h#ne» It was out nf order, and making fils, social security account mint# a not** put like a saw biting .tiers, or obtain information a bo-6 through wood 'the Roctsl Vcurity program. ★ C I �• - Police Force Going Back To School For Driving Lessons YtA*S I HAVE YVItMStOOO T»€ SAAW .fi&fiTiNO... UV1HA fCR Txt pat fixJN . l co uid take you out k j N Tut WOR1D AGAW.., T—l TO MV HOME ' f * SM *IL BOTH WYAMP KA1 wCX » A ( EA V t. V o m « R ' l S * A U NEVER lEAVt? ) A t MAvg LFARNEP AND YOU. MV CH'lO/ / f r t WORKINGS OA MOW CAN l tt A v t ^VTWE RO C rtT.,.A N p YOU H I R E ...T O R E V f R f J c * tN 6 e .t IS t-, - ___ _ ADtfAOV R I« k i* f O' rrrK v jrfiw -Y *i w w AI* Nr* (features PHILADELPHIA Phila<M phia's entire police force of 4.CTOJ almort ail veteran* behind the wheel, h going back to school again to learn how to become better* divers. Among tha first to graduate wa* William F. Quirk, polie* academy superintendent. It's a sU-day enur**, which each man on th» frrv* must eventually take. Thera are threa days In the classroom and thrr«Q day* driving. Classroom work includes driv* Ing instruction a hruihup on traffic law* and psycho-physical testa. Driving testa include use of signal*, operation of ihe car and braking distance* at varioua speed*. Thera is at*o an nh> stacle course. On* test determines the eteadi* nr«* of a driver. According to _ Patrolman Wassen Clam, an® Instructor, .“It can tell almost to the minute what lime a person gnt in thn night before." Tha apparatus consists of a V*»hapcd metal »loL The officer take* a metal rod connected tn a power supply and trie* to slide it between the two eidr*. A* »nnn as the rod strikes the side of the device, tights flash and a butter sounds. ^ Another Instrument tut* th* area which the ryrs can sec. At least four policemen havw KXKMPI.IFYIM! TIIK HPIHIT of Scouting aro th« Ditto ihoYra tltk their potior counWpsrts. failed the course so far. This (Irft to right | James Grant, a rub trout of Park .14; AI Phelps, aa explorer Scout of troop SIS; and device proved that on* r f them Clifford MrKIbbin, a trout of troop 34S. (Photo by Jameson) could only *e« straight ahead. Normally when a person look* straight ahead ho also can **a objects on enither tide. The flunkces have aince been assigned tn a position wiser* they DETROIT IT-When I was a li tied up; we can't sell it. If we checks of the power steering, pow. will not drive. $ boy I used to dream that my grand­ reeded money, we'd have to go to •r brakes, pu:h button windows, father wa* Hciry Toni. Ihat I In­ the bank and borrow i t There air rnndltinnlng and various other herited Mt billion dollar company, fore, we have tn have an Income gadgets Everything worked fine. ap,minted tom# brliht people to like anycne else." So, Ford was called down. There run it. prttldro grandly at a board There was a time when strangers wai a hushed, sentimental silence Here are authoritative answer* meelini once a year and apent the didn't pul such questions tn a Ford. a a he waa handed the key a. rest of tb» time gadding about the But today the atmosphere !i differ­ He stepped into the car. He in­ from the Veterans Administration world. ent. While It does not encourage serted the key. He turned the key. to four questions of interest to for* Recently I met Henry Ford 1! undue familiarity, an ordinary man Bui Ihe car wouldn’t atari. There m tr servicemen and their famllirst aixl hit brothers Renton and BUI of 3T can atk another man of ST tf was a shocked silence. In Ihe old Q. I would like tn go to Franc* he were ever frlghtrnrd by the re- days, heads would have rolled. But to study cooking under the Korean ^ and they made me aihamrd. Although they easily could have rponiibility that goes with being thin, ■dark, wiry Bill Ford was GI Bill at one of the world-famnua ™ French restaurants. Would this afforded to. they tald they never top dog at s u c p a largo company. equal to the occasion. Tall, full-faced, brown-haired once thought of becoming gay With an airy gesture he said. be possible? member* of ihe Idle'rich and Inter­ Henry Ford H said that even when "Well, I guess It's bark to the A. It would not be possible. Foreign training, under the Korean he took aver at 28, he wasn't awed drawing board, men " national loafing art. GI Bill, is limited nnly to VA-ip F.ven ai kldi, they aald, Ihry had by the Job hut was impresird with What had happened was that the proved courses tn colleges and un* how m.irh he had to learn. The boye had apent ry^uch time cheek­ always assumed they would go to iversities. work for Ihe company their grand­ company then was losing monry ing the power gadgets they ran Q. I am a service-disabled Ko­ heavily. Its management waa cha­ down the battery. father started, that their Jobs rea veteran. Recently I was blind­ would V full time and not Just otic, Ita future blurred. If he were alive today, what ed in an industrial accident. Would **W e had an obligation to fill,** titular. In fact they never had any would Hrnry Fcrd. the elder, think I he entitled to VA aids for th*f^ other ambition except that nil! he said of hlmvelf and his brother*. ef the way his company la now blind, even though my lots of sight wanted to bertvme a racing car "Ily father (Edict Ford) hid died being run? was not service-connected. GrsndfaMvrtow.is pretty old Some-* driver but h* edmver that/ ’"Your guess is as good as mine," A. So long a* yrnfftave a ser­ body hid tn look after the com­ said Henry Ford H. vice-connected disability, you may And in today, at ST, Henry Ford pany. 1 couldn't see letting It just “I think the first thing he'd no­ be entitled to VA aids for the blind. H In president of the Font Motor drift tice was the smoking." Ben Ford Blindness ilsetf does not need to b* Car Co. It emnlnyi ixinno. has plant* and office* around the "It was, I suppose, a matter of aald, grinning. 'Nobody smoked rervirc .connected. world. makes car* and farm equip­ family pride and responsibility. around here in his time. I think Q I hold a World War 11 GI inment and Industrial engine*, and But frankly. I was also fascinated he'd he impressed by the complete urance policy. I have just hern its grmi from auto* alone runs to hy the btisIneM. I enjoy it. I find model changes we have every two married, and would like to change the competition exciting." or thre*' yean and the greater ihe bcrcllciary from mother tn my » the Idlli'in* . sen yrar. Benson Ford. 3d. I* a vice Presi­ A more relaxed atmosphere com peli'inn. wife Am I auppoied tn notify my • dent and group dirrrtnr of the warmed hy a sense of humor dis­ "I don't lunw- how he would mother of this change. Mercury and Special Products dl- tinguishes the current Ford admin­ have reacted to our new- contract A. You have Ihe right tn rhinga with the union. Generally, I'd aay beneficiaries without notifying visions. William Clav Ford, 30, la istration from the old. a vice nreiident and group direc­ For more than two and a half Ihat the company today Is being either the old or the new benefitor of the Lincoln and Continental years and with a heavy capital operates! more along ihe llnei my rlary. All you have to do Is noti­ investment, the division under Bill father would hive operated It rath­ fy the VA district office that hand* divisions f had • ’ways wondered sshst the Ford was working on reviving the er than ihe way grandfather did. Ys your Insurance account. attitude of verv rich people was super-plus Continental which hli "ily fsther was a team operator Q I am a Korea Veteran with toward money Bid Ihrv want tnn-r father had lntirdurrd originally. hut he never had a chance to a 20 percent disability rating. Finally, late last year, the firat rrove it. He waa ao dominated by Would that automatically make m* of it? Hid the* lake It for granted’ Tolerate It? Had It heromr tn their working model was almost ready. my grandfather." eligible h r vocational rehabilita- to minds Just another piece of uaatul The hoys at the plant thought It A* individuals, none of the Ford lion training? would b* a fine gesture If they brothers make* any pretense of A Not nectiaarily. In order to equipment? The question was put to Benson could speed things up. get the first being an Intellectual. Big words qualify, you must brva a need for Ford and. being a friendly, casual model o'f the assembly line on and abstractions make Htnry rest­ training to overcome the handi­ Christmas Eve and then solemnly less. Ho reads magailnes and cap caused hy your disability. man, he laughed and aald: "Money means the rame to us turn nver the kryi to BUI Ford. newspapers but never books. Only (Veterans living in Central Florida aa It doe* to everyone else. Need He would then ride off in a roar hUl Is 4 colitge graduate, Yale, who wish further Information about '4t. Benson quit Princeton after their bentfUa, should writ* the VA It? You always need mnoey. 1 know of triumph. I do. You see. we're In an Infleal- And on Christmas Eve, they had twe years. Henry fell Just short oI office at 42 E. Central Are.,Orlan­ do. Florida. hi* position Our company stock It ready. They made last minute iradustkn at Yale. What Is Attitude Of Rich People Veterans Corner X L O A D OWTVtC ) FFlC a o c t . e s /■ INOCQlMCiQ ) Jv . irWElVV, HEOES «sor TODO'TH S ISGO ING TO BE GOOD v ja m t ; to« t # vw atvouv* ■ P ^ T pclav^ F T Y /V vfaw iw G iMME.: f u . M O uO STAKES. ►oxAv. e u r t o u ll have: < TO TEtL we WHCW vwe COMA > -— * to a c u rb sjssa at a maximum when thn It particularly strung. dentist Constructs Steam Boiler ■ a y u u m i iiiw ■ •■ ta r t r r— A British bora, H f t t M l i Israel pfayairlat baa constructed am apparatui (or collecting sunanna to prcduca atoam. / i f * la Htary Taber, a atienUM 4 teUa to m a«7t l to | f* • Uabanto ’tom’ to n amto fm (•■bad **• im aaimal blfkw«9 Irtvteg lata I-vtoel drive -I Mi 1 ? iv\4, ’ t -t a . ;* l i M* ^ W \ *« f* ^ ^ ** - t i » J «g*c- - , �V '. THE SASTORD HTR-M.D T um . N* Laura LaPlante Is Back! A t : IsYt' ' .A^V^a t »* - hi 1 rx •N.• * * £• *'/Jf^** V - JL 'R T O N K O F T D K W t t r c K S over th e a eeV end. a n d th e d r i v e r r a r a p e d w ith o u t »erlnu» Injury. T»d O w enaby of C huluota d r iv e r , l o tt control and a a * o ff th e h ig h w a y for W'O fe et before *ma*hing Into th e fence. ( S t a f f Photo) RAE FOLEY a tM irv ta taxi. "Mrv Roger Rrlndle * home [ t i m e a f te r she had paid nff the TV«*h ef Itefec HriMtii *e cttfowlf Lhi you know where it la 7“ | d river, n r r luggage alacked neatly *>>>li.*l»1 e « « i |a i - r cetumef *-|eil*r it e h e wrot* nt the *et-,U« he keen The driver awivcled around for breide her. Then khe look a deep la aia New CaiUr-J beowtew* ol i io a t n l l * . ***** e c a rhapier* la the anntl.rr took at ner. "Going to i b r e a th a n d ra ng the brlL The door live* nrf Ml Veuag widow Carol, amt vieit Mr*. Hr indie, are you? .‘nor waa opened by a y oung girl in the people of whom tie had a ritlea en black alacka and a yellow pullover Well Tpee* lerlude Albert *ad Pe*eie aouL It will do ner good In have fKlktiee t n n e v aend n y in e ir pent, ly n e mr i*v tome company. That hnuje without who looked In a u r p n a e from Pena their ***** aCtfde ae aI aJoe and Ktbei lU u e r e alf » f a to m H*» i» Mr. tlnmtle—'" Jit ahook h'a head to t h e m a tc h in g luggage. c r " * r * e O'* I t * *nei«-t* e f the H-m dl* “ I a m M r a F ir m in g ," t o l a aai<t b-eve aeether entt»r» n re u fte t n dolorously. "Mre. t ln n d l e it expecting me." • e t k d r B le a r , the ree-itM lv **»|i>-* Autnmatlcrtly, tv*t* found herfore-*r # * » » r ef the e * '* i* Oe l ) i " M r a F l e m i n g ? " Tha girl etared peel* nf le a ra lm e f • revnUr * " * * re- aril t>p*-ning a entire* nf informa­ a rd le r Itecef » de*ih Bk*ede la le t tion nn her auhjeet “Did yrou know a t h e r in r n n s t r r n a u n n . Then aha » C arat that a ahee* w rite *. fw»* a lr p p e d be- a w k w a rd ly . *Tm *orle ie la a , I* t - ia a t " kel# Wer w rite i him 7" 'ry. VA’e th ought you a r r e coming t ' k i m e-eeter « • p » r* r 6h*ndy bai “Everyone knear hint. I gviex* on th e Biter nth.* aew a D m* ream befera. It'l not too much to aay ever) one • W h at a ahame.* loved him. Always a met word and CHAPTER SEVEN *8 it dm* n. a o - i t y«*u? Ml gw a smile for you. Of course, he lived get A u n t Caml. Oh. I m M r a l i n n • stoaa’EVILLE:For • moment I/ofa «1emlng here most of hla life. Even after rtle a n ir r e . Paula Caee." She waa Stood nn lha platform, brralhing ha waa lamoui be wouhln t live alight, with a-tndy h a ir an-1 v sp r in k lin g of frecklea ove r her In the aw ret, coni air, looking at anywhere else." Something of Rngrr'a ihadnw email nuer. Bhe waa not p r e t t y but the rolling line of the Connecticut hill*, at lha trre i-m a p le and oak. teemed to tall over the cah. How aha Had the touching, ephem era l Whit# birch and hemlock. Stowe- fng ne had hern, l-oia thought, lie c h a r m of seventeen. I hope,* aha Anile waa better than ahe had ea- had fllia*l Una town with hit prea- a d d r d politely, in an t n d r a v o r to tnce. In a arnte. he aUli Oiled it. perted. c*»ver th e e m b a r r a s s m e n t of the Tne taxi driver turned ontn the une xpec te d arrivaJ, “you a r e n l lno “A typical New king land village with a green." That was all Shandy village green, ntiving through the tire d I m m y o u r trip .” Aa t h e tr a i n tim e fro m New Stowe had aver aaid In her ot the cool e.iaUe of great elm trees. lielit lie town that had hern named yond aere green lawn*. towering York C ity w a i well u a d e r t h r t o for hia great-great-grandfather. trees, white houaca aelt-conacioualy hour*, ta n a waa a U g g c r n l . T h in He had talked more about the gleaming with an anxioua eye for ah* recalled th a t Scott F i t r g ' r a l d houae in which four generation* of tha puhlle, erlaa-rroca eurlama aa a n u n d e r g ra d u a te had w ritte n uf “a l a d in g but alill lovely wom an hia family had been born. “A big ci up at sparkling window a. A quarter ol a milt beyond the ot t w e n ty - f i g h t ." white houae with piltara, aouthern . cclonlil atyle, with ornate Iron vdlagr the driver aiowrd down be­ " N o th in g th a t a n h » c u p of tea galea and four little rottagea arat- fore ornate Iron galea through w o n t c u r e , ' ah* aaid ardately, her tered around tha gToundi that which lain taw a deep lawn ihaded r y t a s p a r k lin g . “How lovely U la bav* been added frnm time to time by h g elm* and augar maple* and, he re!" fur gutkta." Strange bow clearly •nnir distance hark from the mad. 'T h e village green la q u t l n l , if a.ie rrmemberetL a grarinua rolnmal hour* with a you like In a l anrt nt thing." T n rr* There waa no one to meet her. nf betuliful doorway and a alrnder waa a touch cd cv-ndrarcnamn in eourae. W*» waa not e*pe-tr*l tur l-alcony aupportecj by while pil­ the girl a vince. "A nd I h e r r are a another ten daya. Serve h tr right lar*. lot of real c h a r a c t r r * around. OldIt ahe were turned away at the “Hut Out muat be tha Stow* U m r t a lin g e r —* ih# young v a c * door. Tor the Brat lime ahe won­ house!“ broke a n d Ihe a ateadieit, • Roger dered why Mignonne had warned “It was." lha driver end. “Mr. liked th e m ." her to make ah unheralded appear­ Stowe aold the 1 lire to Mr. Bun­ l o t * ga v e h e r a q u irk look She ance. Since her tllnraa, she re- dle right after he came hark frnm aawr now t h a t th ere a r r e ahadowa fected. ahe had been putty In the the war. Just ahut himself up like u nde r the haael eye* wnth t h n r hinda nt well-meaning relative-e a hermit. People h*vr almost for­ aandy lashes w ith whtma of Iron, ot any one who gotten that he atill lives around "Well.-* P a u la aaid, h a r k in g took ■ it rung lint about hrr. And here.1* a w ay , “ it you'll a x iu e e me. I II gel Mignnnne had taken a very atron; Aa he turned the car Inin the Aunt Carol." She r a n u p the ataira line. She had hern determined that driveway l«u.» waa thuughlful aa th o u g h e age r to racape. f t Loll Mvnuld accept lllil job rrobnbly, Lai* reflected ruefully, aha knew 1 waa atill too dim to think foe myatll. Or waa it that 7 It occurred to her row that Mighonna had bren unlike her forthright aelf during that interview in her offtea. She had not really given Inn* looked around her. The Beet • h a r p impreaeioet of a m a n * heuia* oflen tokl h e r aa m ud* about him aa he r Bret aighl of th* m a n htmeclf. I f aha could nnt aee Roger nrtndle, a t l e a '' ahe could aee th* a u r roundinga in which he had liv*4. Out, ah* rem inded heraelf, lhi* « aa not R o g e r Brtndla'a houae. It w«a Bhaady R tow a'a. v n ea Tv r a a m b • t i R o h ttf seo av ■•'a • it I It a It W B B C IID e i ■•■Nina W a r n e r B r o t h e r ! r e ro g n ir e d the f a r t and p t a r e d h e r opp o n t* J a m r t D ean in ‘'R e bel Without a C a m e .**j She then a p p e a r e d In '" P i e S e a r c h ­ er**’ with Jo h n W ayne Warner* ha> )u»t algned he r to a aeven-year c o n tra ct. Ran F r a n r i » r o - b o m N a talie b e ­ g a n h e r a cting c a r e e r in Santa R o ia , C a l i f , w h e re he r family l a t e r m oved T he t o n n ip e n p l e a e r e e n t i t l e ! lu a p p e a r in a m ovie b e ­ ing m a d e on location t h e r e The late Irving Ptchel a a * d irec ting l ie took a ahuie to l-y e a r - n 'd Nata" I h a d a a rene in which I wa* a u p p o ir d In dro p m y Ire c r e a m ro n e a n d c r y , " »ha re ca lle d vivid ly. *T guai* I wa* convincing, he r a u i e Mr. Pichel kept r o r r u p o n d ing with m y fam ily and adviitng m e In c o m e In Hollywood " When she w a i ft. Pirhel w n Hir e d i n g " T o m o r r o w I* F o r e v e r " w ith O r io n Welle* i n i t l i u d e ' l e Colbert lie ten t for Natal e. who t e i i e d for t h a role nf Welles* o r ­ p h a n ed w a r d She won the p a rt ■eored a hit in the film and the Wood fa m ily m oved from Ranla R o t a to Hollywood. In t u r r e e d i n g ye ar*. N atalie p la y e d d a u g h t e r to doren* of top a t a r i In m r h film* i « " M i n e l e nn M lh R lree t.” "C hic ken E v e r y Run day,” " F a th e r aa* a r n llh ir k ." " N o R id Song* for M t , " " T h e Blue D evil.” ele. De*pite h e r h e i v y film *eha.fule. t h e m i n i g e d In l e i d a fairly n o r ­ m a l life A fte r g r i m m e r school, t h e enrolled at a public junior high, r e tu r n i n g to h e r r e g u la r t l a i t r * a f te r m ovie a i* ignm rnt« D r i p i t e freq u e n t acting job*. N a talie r e m a in e d enrolled in pub lie arhnnl and g r a d u a te d frnm Van N u y i High Arhnnl l a i t J u n e K r r . P WARM TAflfl AT HAND Don't hide t h o i e w a ih in g l a : * a w a y with Ih* m o r tg a g e in the hmi*e a n d Ihe old lax return* A l l a r h th e m to the ln*ute nf a r e b i n r t door with r r llu p h a n a tape o r pin th e m on a bulletin hoard —n e a r the a t th in g m a c h in e , nf roune. ed0 P A T t It I M I K O F C O M M A N D eeremnnie* ve*lrr*lay m o r n in g *t the S u n 'n n l N a val A u x ilia r y A ir Sta tion » r n I 'e f l in n t ' -t i i a p . tain .1 T l l l a r l h u m . C a p t a i n RnSerl 'V J a r l • - I 'o m m a n ter I C Mlldahn, and ( o m m a n d a P. F. Steven*, a«affina l L". S. Navv Photo | \P N eo * f e * t n r e a Do m u h a t * a ro-iple of *l»*er» who like m i u i c ? Or a cnupla of ft tend*, m i ) I*. I f »n j o j r a n m ake it p a r off T h ree D etroit * n te r * did Ju*t t h a t. The o rc an lie .! a hand and trvlav t n e y 'r e *ati*fytng th e i r m iK irat u r g e while e a r n i n g money f o r f u tu r e mu*ieat e-lucetion. T i e girl*, Audrey IB. Arlene I t end Mfrerla W alen g a 17, clone with a friend Pat N-h«bla»hi IS, m ade tip the IteL AIri. a fnur-pieee hand that i« t r r v much in dem and fo r partle*, dance*, w edilingt and w hat h a t a you. All th e girl* h e r e t-ren In. l e r e t t r d In nnivre emee th e i r *uh•tll>-*uh-deb day*. A udre y, leader o f tl # Itand *larte<t t a k i n g »<•rnr<li*n le»aon» when t h e wa* » n . I’at tio'k to the >nng flu te In the fo u rth g r a d e hut la te r aha •*>*, “ I liked mtitie »n well, m v p a r ­ ent* let me take c ta i ld e l le**nn* (torn e p riv a te tea che r. Two year* a g o I * l a r t r d on th e aax.” b r* 'm i r« **m e met at tha mu»lr "7">*f *eemeit like * good time Alfre-t* pt«t* a hot d r u m for a to *t.ip acting." *hr remarked "So I did " She al*n h*« a *on, 1« girl, an.| lOr-rri'oratr* all the "Now that ’her are fnat about c y m n i i t i t * n e c c o a r r to U- r >—«i, *rn*“3, n-e v don t need me av learned hy n h * e m n g o t h e r drtim- much.*’ *he rea*on*d *'ln fart. I met* nn televiilnn. She'* on her think it'* Setter for them if mother *e»nn | *et o f drum * a n d ha* a hlg o r d e r in f»r h e r C h n * tm a * •lock mg cymbal*, to m tom * and o th e r arr***nne« R ight m>w *he •It* liehtnd a high an-t Inn tom* lorn, a vnare end h»*« d r u m , four t***, n * ryml-al* a emu) hloek which *he 7|te* •-eat* when the (.and p!*y* t—Ika* eontagi and a r o w t«-ij u - r d fur rhum ba* and maniho*. T h e t h p 'g tlial egged A 'le n e on a a * the eh u m m i duel* t h a t Al­ fred* a nd Audrey plaje -l Arlene felt left nut *he *larte*t r *tmet le*»«n* T h a i wa* the end nf her teal*, he*-an*e in no tim e at all »ha * a * one nf the l«and. T he girl* give o f f plenty of t h y th m and in the fa»t m ovin g n u m b e r “ In the Mood Rportal” face* « * man, | , B*hln Audrey Arlene louehin never \ Righi tm m pe plicenli from h «•« a r i » ' i d M u tia l.*l • tin Tn T< * a • * " » )ts*< «ffer» |*i a! M fe.r M l.ale N»«M N•» oh* I* • (UB> fflffB At H im N#« » • filnF llu ill i »*f*»* i ri!i Ts r u r • l«n O f t u r m r ir t iT ■M M I H a l+fm tn • r ill T l R n ik ir i W i» f# n SHORT O f H ,0 AI A OIm m M«r rtiw* (h oik re* a r iq f e # |'M M t'> * | l * >e M At Sr# Ml I i- m m ni-v it* a i t n i . i *■>■ *ie-*iu. in I k *.t i * m watt tia c u t i#i# w' f i «di#« • I • f»»»i T l*r • m i « « •• o»»ir 1••• O u l *# i • rin lk r t H trll it Kdri irrm n n i f i r * f t ##t H # t w # # l» f N t** U s f la * # Ptf ffFM AV T*f#t MtnhtWtn • # r # m 4 t N#^rfA rrt%i#« A v 'llK \ 1 \K k T » * b T r*k|trt M tv t Tim Fr#|t»i "D oha no OK U»*d Cor oo with that ivy coveted cottoge?" Q *t*r wwnn TV rB txtB t a T ta tn a a M trk e y H e u ia C la b v'Ueo Kid I Jo n » r - r i 7>eua I 4 < **r4 t' A H U n e ) leiu t N avy le a Bee* You If Mevaa 0*1 RUb M eet H U H * . IIH B k f t le n •••■•o* u « « i i l * « I l e a T h * . . t t,|v a a R e w * * Waatbae “ t-ai# B h e w " * l l * a O ff Hia family la together (a in earn for the ehiWren without lha la pay tor living etpeneoa. pa. ymt aaa. Phil a*ked hia fSuff Life fnt help. Phil learned how important hfg twee waa how It rould be adapted in wifl prw ’de the bo IAn OK U»ed Car alwgyi add* ap to • »nekJ propoul (or any young min. It tetiWke • In* .car latte op ■ juil-tn anted budftL OK ^Died lea, of eoueeo. Cart art biipectcd and rwcoodiLotted to w o t tha dealer warnnty la wTtttng. .aiooaa yoor tiled car whert voluma trtdc-b»i/ m*an low t~«*»t RECO RD S PHONOGRAPHS UNN TV & RADIO k Q u l f L i f e - A a - e A W f F. H. COLBEFT, BoptHattateit, Fslnwlt# BMrAGENT8: P. H. Rudd, C. L. Powg|I, Bill Gammaft, H. E. Pttton, J. W. Harden, II. L. Whtlchsl* J. P. Wilann. UNARY - t GROUP WRBKLY PREMIUM HOSPITALIZATION M a m fliV / •■ •M W / M f f B S i T •■ ■ ■ S IM M / 3 5 0 CIRCUS ARTISTS 100 PEOPLE ;« a M r ii ft§w » Jffk * t I |ln r p iR | h i t - v C r o tb y R ’ i( h l* r l u * Be- ra t B te rm • mi T e u r A re e a n t I GIGANTIC 5 RING a SHOW • f. 441• Fl • H• f LNa rafirv-enUMva la*»en girt* KNEFACTOR n*»M r f Mi I m Only a elean elo*ei ran he truittfi to pint eel family rloth Ing H'a eonvenient, eeonomlcal. and sanitary In apply a agihahle finuh to e|n**d walls and floort That way. tha rloaat Interior ran ha and tad off frequently with little • ffort and nn eip em a The tehool £ v » m M ia ia * * * * * t * » lt rh*an*t C r e * * r e * 4 t P '» r a y a lf A rT C «nooa A a e ia tare wita ca rta W all Carlaoa C e ralv tl T * )la a 4 lite r*** 111 w aataar-naw t-lBia. (ft fl*o<l*l*o«a t i l l A im *" *' • I t t*ea tlati'a Cerate • It t e a * n < * i* r t i t Juki- l u l l X *» * lie U k it t r * l it a | Lett Tara* U v t t t ile Y e r4 Tfceeir* t • a Flr*«|4* Thtatra I te R m| hkellno . |e »a ia i.e te <ju«*ii»g l*ltb I ' l I I I I U l l , [t.e a .)'*■■ • i * - i i i .n > i i ) < r t i l l >lr. p lairlci Atlemay l i f t l** * rll(* t Theatre l t . l t b iga-utf HOLLYW OOD i> - The In.hot w e en m i # —that hobgoblin nf i ll child a c t n r t —hnldt nn terror* for N a tali* AAood She h i* h r t d i * d the j a p with th* i r r a t c i t of e a t e . F e w h t v a h e m aa f ortunate Mo»t kid M a rt a rc buffaloed by t h a t a t * when t h e y ’r* loo old l« lick lollipop. and too young to po>* for c h e e i e e t k e M oil of th e m drop out of lig h t until they have m a ­ tu re d e n o u c h to play g r o a n up rolei. Not m a n y a a a tn achieve the p r o m in e n c e they knew aa childien. But N a talie, a r u l e chick who i t i r t H in f ilm i at I. look* let for a b rig h te r c a r e e r than « v r r . She a now 17. " I g u e i i I waa lucky,** ah# r e ­ flected " I wa« a l a a v t akinny w hen I waa young So when I « t « I I , I rould play a 9 year-old When I w a i II. I could t e e m II. •'When I g«t to he a teen age type. I a n in a TV »erie», 'P r id e of the F a m i l y * The ahow a n p r e tt y had, hut It kept me huvy for a y e a r By the tim e it w a i o v e r, I waa r e a d y for leading rolei.” K * « B IT B U « B T IS * p r i n t o> s w u fc jru k ty jf affM s m d m tkM , �0 Prices Continue Slow Rise ’ How have you helped the boya In the community find their place in life? Modern business keep* moit boj-lm ert •w ay from the field* and stream*, achooia •nd hobby-dens, the .treet* and alley*, where youngsters find an outlet for their pent-up energy. Every- year finde the Boy Scout* of 'America piaying an ever-growing part in the life of a growing, yearning, pleasure ■eeklng youngster. The Boy Scout* of America, you see, provide* the program that lead* a hor through useful stages, and teaches him to build for himself. And the Boy Scout*, too, ha* the leadership through volunteer*, to make the program possible for your Iwy. _■ , A* a group, th* Boy Scout lcarnA to manage affairs, of hi* own and of others. >He learns self-reliance, confidence In himlaelf. He acquiree a knowledge of budgets •nd Incomes, to spend and to aave. But without leadership, without the pro­ gram. without the mnteriala. the youngstcra niust search for thrmselves, into devious channel*, tho pathway* for growth, and learning, for entertainment and relaxation. Seminole County, and all of its commun­ ities, enjoy the benefit! of Scouting. In 1955 425 boye of Seminole County p articip ate ia the many Boy Scout pro- The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Nov. 1, 1958 TODAY'S BIBLE VERSE And bow Bbtdeth faith, hop*, charity; trwt tho (vastest of then# In charity.— (I Cor•nthians 11:11). It well mny be that ehsr* Ity la tha rreateot bncause It alone of thn three la oatalde of ourselves—outgoing, out| W l | , of oaraelvee to others, flowing out Croat aa bo otar fetlowmen, In lovn and under•UtokMng, 1b sympathy and tolerance, in klalM N and helpful nets, unselfishly. P f W ES H A R LO W - — gram* planned tor them, an Increnne over the 291 boya who enjoyed scouting in 1954. New unit* have been formed, and no doubt the council will continue to grow. TIi# Central Florida Council. Boy Scouta of America, nre now in the m ldit of a fund raining campaign. In the next few days, a budget of $52,000 mu*t he rained to keep •couting in the six county arra. In Sanford, Oviedo, Altamonte Springs, Leke Mary, Casselberry. Fern Park, Longwood, and Geneva, men and women who be­ lieve in the Boy Scout program will be culling on friend* and neighbors to help them rrnch their goal. Help them, won’t you? • A series of events in Sanford might he a wanting to parents. Your job is now l Not after a' erime ii committed and you try to blame everybody that was ever in aight. We have experienced a child molester in the community, And. because of thoughtful parent*, parents who know that thry must teach their children the pitfall* of a world *o confused that helter-skelter lives are common, the children warded off a candy buyer, Ice cream offerer, and smooth talk artist. Had the children this molester ap­ proached not hava received the thoughtful training of wise parents, another crime might have been committed. A 950 fine was the premium a child molester had to pay for hi* attem pt to lure rhildren away from their fun. Another molester is attempting to pick up rhildren on their way to school. Mothers and father* must prepare their children to he on the alert and look-out for such a man. Tell your children to accept rides from no one except frienda of the family. Children, we know ere venturesome, they want to find out for themselves some of the accrete of life. Early training at home, confidence In the ehlldd and confid­ ence of the ehild In the parenta ia neces­ sary to prevent much unhappiness. We are In favor of a Parental Responsi­ bility Law, one with teeth in It. Until such a law la accomplished, business in the Juve­ nile court departments will nourish. Hickory switches and pop’a razor strap did much to curb juvenile delinquency, If that'a what It haa to ha called. They are Juet aa good bow aa thay were five, ten, or even twenty years ago. . WAMeOTMl te-T h e poastodDp ad woetd dbeiwieinem hae been mleeB s tot of pdbftettp atoee July'a pummJI meeting when Preeident eta^taw ev made Me eeneattonal **spea abtoe* prevaesl. On tt* lace, ft totf hews as amid simple. Urn pvastomM samststod Bm ■Timed fltotos « d ftneato anal^M i eemmtoto Mae prime on U i i * mSBary eetobfiebmmtt*. I w l a* a eh**% «• each ether's ftaneeto he prananed tow agree tonariel taapectom od each other a . bm «w. w mis. t A ------— eaftmiedc • - i . J n n ' T ' u rw ZiLt w m. H it - to* juSIrameid Miv^m toe two atdoe are suft far advftto, » s awn mass mo » — ■ ■« • * » ? " M » » wuu. Closed-Circuit TV increato to the woeka ahead. Tke »?.* Educate Your Children! World Disarmament Given Publicity *** NEW YORK —Frteea continue;car tire ihe price ri*e eomei to IS ihelr ilow rl>e la many tinea aa cento. Again, it will he the retail manufacturtrt adjuat to higher tire leller who muit make the deroita. But nowtdaye retail prices ciiloa aa far a* the motorlat la eondon't acceiiartly follow wholeiale earned pricei at they tended to a genera* Aa the new modeli of cart eonlion or ao ago. t‘nue to make their debuts, factory Pnce increases were announced lut price mereaiei aver h it year toil week to many fieldt—from are usually announced They ever* ntwiprui! to tin cant from f l r t i j ------------------------------------------ * to eordurwy, from plywood to * . ■ «, w ij HAL BOYLE kmHas Descended •l« inund ( per Rut flit dealer n n tht final it) . rr»dt:floni •( further price Intrcaica ihapiog up com* from Mr* # cril action But flit Federal Htierv* Board Mti Inflation pressure* generally held it check. It reports: "Credit rtitriio * to *A major Industrial ■utioni. Including tht United State*, hi* h*lr»d to mtlntiin genr n l prtir liability ami 10 In mod* m l* tht swing* la tht valua of lurid trade." rmlih*d good* that tht mcr- * chinti Huy h u t rhanaid little la price, at a whole. In the lail three year*. But rtlafl price* In the h i t ytar h«»r tended in tag more often thin iu climb. The reiton U eompctllien in itylmg end quality h u rounled i t much with the public II hu tie competition In p<iee. pnte of paper* and ef the adi to * them may have to go up. too. | k rw YORK (ja-Wkat la tt that The rue to tin can prtcea will « l l f hea tho baby, eatehe* ahopbo felt Sy the eanneri preserving w u r,. help* the doctor, ihe ceat year** foodituffa. Whether preaehtr and the teacher, and even they pais tt along to the grocer.1kwwpe an ey» on the gambling and ka to you, wdl be determined u b t*a ta , g fno eilablub* ,hfB .. , mentT Moat rubber commales have why. t e l e ? I Hon. of eourso. hiked the fsrtcry price of inner cto.ed-circutt lelerlilon. tubei and tube-type ear and truck j,llM r , uk, tlj> vlt)s , here do!*| ay with the weed for two tirei. For tho averagt pauenger ,-a . hlBt ,h# flaied clreuit Sunday mnmini itn ic ei. Cloud rlreuli TV Ii bi ■ k I n g enormnu* itrirfc* in higher educa­ tion If* ufd m lecture In hu*e ciitwi. to trichina opentini tech­ nique. ind even to enlarge mlcrohcoplcjlly .mall object* in Ubopilorr coirvei At Penn Stole, for ot the night. He held aueh odd Job* dimple, *bout I.VM Undent* ire aa elevator operator, waiter, raahbeing tiught in part eilh the lid ter, ihot firm cterk. teletype op ra* of ihe method. tor and movie uaher, In hotpllil* flotedclrnilt TV keep* a watchful eye on baby "Rut birr# wraa never ■ moment ire u , narcotic* cabinet, and even when I did not find life to be imhick dm.r* It teirhei operating menurabty tin tin g t« experience and witneia." he recall*, "however technique* to nuru* who cannot crosd tots a itcrile operating difficult it v ia to auataln." Hu bread crumb day* ended room. In certiin hn.pltal wing* when he left a BIT a week movie patient* can he watebtd In c u e uihcr Job for Hollywood writing of i nu'*e shortage. aatlgnment at ftso a week. In a Reno gambling caiino thcre'a a camera Initailed in a William* now can afford to travel chandelier In make aura that the my where in the world and write proper money end* up in the pro­ where he pleiata. An iiaoclate re­ per pocket*. The Potomae Rail­ cently laid: road Yard ir Alexandria, V*., "The fua* money Tennta.er uvea theuaipd* of dollar* annual­ earned a* a wnter waa tU (or ly by utlng tt to check boxcar three aonneto. Now ke gala at Uaat number* . . . Ray Meadow* Race IIP a ward.'*. • Track in Sir Franclico Initailed That'a not bad rontlderlng (hat it ever the panmutua! nrtndowi ae Prendent Calvin Cool idga when he that late betiore could te# the left the White Houae received only iraek. a dollar a word for writing a daily rolumn I Nurullah, air* nf likely b-ysir* old champion Nathui. haa IS off* bicycle hut three new ones and ■ ipriog a'Jgible for tha Garden State tricycle for baby Jam* thla neck. tu be n o on 0:t. It. They arc gift* nf the Roanoke Fraternal Ordtr ef Police and others. Allmss n ld he atlD remember* how badly be winted s bicycle thit hi* parenta were ton poor to buy when he was a boy. He finally paid (or one at 14 out o! s 14-a-woek VtfUtoS tosce ft aa n |H l afla to torae debrft ftnmjgygft.^ newspaper rout*. * psnanm. aw mUibft bm* to wort Thn night after the Uttar came, onto a SUM ft el ftest torse net be aaftactad'to anre rilarglm Mrs. Brawn said her boy woke ysnio rid before htvfag ft* Isarili ar alaaelUa, er even to aid la toeto removed. Ms tt ea esoa better treatment In feet, asthma might her several time* to s*k if be had be aim n il U by reornsri ed toft bees dreaming about tt. She'* hav­ ing trouble getting him to go to hmfto^oaeMmTst uSTtoea^dk •cbool became he want* to be though tonriftectomtea are rare­ L*oumn« toe ftdneftea home when tha bicyclai arrive. ly performed on left under toe D*e*ntraUon ri tonrik Ir** fUanUy U dUftentt to dtosmlne Jerry Wayne said h* never had s#e Sd two years. any doubts about bearing from S i r i t o y ^ b i d t o l to^tocp Allman "because be'a a policeM M t t VA* g Golden Boy Of Writing Scene NEW YORK jT—Today * lucre** atory: T en n er* William*, who once wrote purely from hunger, haa be com* one of the golden boya of the American writing aeenc. He hat been ao aucceaafuU that hi* fnrnda have given him a new nickname: "lenneaaee Million*.'' At tl the prolific author ha* turned out nine full-length play*, a volume of verte. two volume* of alone*, and a collection of a dmen •honor ptaya called "Twentyaeven Wagnr.i Full of Cotton" He haa completed for Paramount P.rturra a film acript of *111* Ro*e Tattoo," atarring Burt Ltncaater and Anna Magnani—It la the third of hi* drama* he haa adapted for the movie*—and hit "Cat on a Hot Tji Roof1 Is • log Breadway hit. Moat aucceiaful people credit their H ie'to hard work. WHUami feel* that hi* own fame came, in urge manure from the revolt atlrred in him by kia dlacovery ef poverty and what tt did to people Born mi the Eplaeopal rectory of hi* grandfather in Columbua, Min., he moved st the ege of u •o St. Loula. where hia falhrr worked aa a aaleaman far e ahoe firm. The family lived to one of a raw of ugly brick apartment build­ ing* "the color ef dried blood and muatard " In the lovtti tie m a g writer had been unaware ef aay dftttoeUona baaed an wealth "But." ke aaye, "w# euddenly dlacovered there were two bind* of people. The rich and to# poor of people The rick and too poor, and that we belonged more to the Utter. "If I had been born to thla situslion I might eof have rtiented It deeply. Rut R wee forced npon my eonaciouaneee at toe meet renaitive age ef ebUdkeed ” The ahuch realutod in a rebel­ lion and a tee lei eonactoueneae which William* feels atUI marka mo«t ot hie writing. But the abock paid off weR. "I am glad that I received thta bitter education." William* ante wrote, *for I don't totok any writer baa much perpoee back of him an tree he feeia bitterly lb* toequlttoe ef toe eeetotp be Mvse howsr offered ble eugpeetod After i Ruealan Foreign Minister Molomany weeks to* Russian* toaiated lov at Geneve yesterday pointedly they wanted Rlsenhower to accept aeld to* Soriet Union haa llquidattheir Idee of hmttod ground toapee- ad MaH Its miltiary ban* on fortore. eign aoU"—to Finland and Maniiaanhower aopttod to effect: towria. "AS rigid, If H I make pen happy. LtonUalton ef toe Americas I I agree an MmBad toapertlan. ovorseea bases is mm ef toe things %tt I went pen to aaree aa toe toe Bueelane want meet They eWfal ft spaail an ton. ftaw abant ptoeed Mqntfatton ef ovmeaa BT" aaaea. The United Mato* doesn't Bo f*r-no answer ftom toe Rue- argue ftat aetlal toepeetion ia the etena. Rut there ft a prim which begtontog end and ad ell agreeto* ftueriaa* eertataip would want meat on dUarm ament rieerad ap which tole country ft take* to* poaitlon that that I* rioarad np at aft. The Free- one ad too early step* The United ^ of aerial ftapee- ftato* end Ruaeia eouhf be .rid mlr.pmr each wtoar'a toert- to be s Htri* tleaer ft an toey wen ***■ ft toe ftft lifts. jj* ••Ftolag ahmri I d toey are M l t t ftr apart ^ Bnarii— ftapori Amer- tost almost certainly ft wfl be " t have S* arqwatmanr* wftb '••• IT,ril“ he*** ftride aoun- yearp before toey meek a full political and aerial diaftetiet. N Wee fttondto to toft te entry. Yet agroement. If toey ever do. Thry'd you ask what my politics are, I 2Sk*r?S • K t a i . l w k M M k .. . a MM • w ditrovered that the Ilf# of a young writer naa going to be aoaething atmilar to the defenu o' a itockadt again*! a band of tavagea." A deptesihis product, tt took William* irven year* to earn a college degree. Twit* kia health troke down Ir. year* during which he worked all day and wrote moat HUMBLR. TEX. IB-Two little boy* and thalr lister are getting rhlny new bicycle* and their baby filter « tricycle beeaue one of them ha* faith In poliremen. Thay are the children of Mr. end Mrt. Clarence Brown — Jerry Wayne, 1, Chari**, II; Janet, 1); and Janie, S. Jerry Wayne read that the Roan­ oke, V* . po.ic* warehouse we* Marked with unclaimed bike*. He wrote Detective Capt. Kermit E. Allman couldn’t be pica** have one as big brulber Charlea could carry newspapers and add ta the family*inrome. Ha alia told Allmas short bis slatera. flbieai prsventa lbs father, t di tabled veto*aa. bom driving t track more than part time. Mr*. Brown cen t work. They live to a rural community near tola south Teaaa town. Mr*. Brown baa been entering renteet* for yeare trying to win money for a bicycle Jerry Wayne end Char lee picked up bottles along (be highway to get money for the postage Allman wrote Jerry Wayne tbit be wee shipping net one unclaimed H ow To Tell If Tonsils N eed To Be Removed flAAVOMaIMI* a d ^ w /t o r a m * Y O U 'R E T E L L IN G M E! £ * ^ ^ 5 w m ‘|toftm britovsstoH s i H r S S a gtomto or other dftturbnneea ana pslto tayour area. hjrnend to eeaSnad toaril to- hato^eatSr^mTn m j S i tototo WVMHMwm_____ e M jg e v u , Mew aT eU togd Mt oml l f t ew- *5 2 Sto?Jff to^ritofth E H X & tW F 'T J Z < N O B LES SHRINERS ft THEIR U D IE S . • b ereount ed air pmitftf r » he 14 fa May * . 1 r m s you mftmd hft 9rift," sx pis lived Mg. -Yeur >mrth ft toe town pftyhoy and baaidse he owes yevtd fsUwr twenty dollars." SANFORD x ARE AREA\ IN VITED TO ATTEN D A _ l s y S S S Bmftft^by toariftmtoam^Prw- A TTEN TIO N 2 WEEK * w • g �Social £veni& KKNNKTH R.AM3KY * ★ ★ ★ Garden Nook Rev., Mr*. Miller 3 Feted At Party Friday Evening The Rev. and Mra John L Miller' were honored with a party Friday by Mrs. C C McManus at her •inme on .« Sanford Ave. They will rase soon for Itypoluso where they will make their home. The Rev. Miller haa been railed aa pastor of the rhureh at flypoluxo which la sponsored by the First Baptist Curch of Best Palm Beach Games and contests tn the keep­ ing of the going away of the honor, ed guests were played True win sera were Mra Miller. Mrs Frank Woodruff Jr , Don Baron and Mr Valentine. A suggrition of Autumn was car­ ried out in th« decoration*. Field flowers and fruit wrr* uses! throughout the room a. The Rev. and Mr* Miller wore presented a wrought Iron maga tine rack and center piece accom­ panied by a memory book of MltS. LANKY hearts. Each guest was given one heart ★ ★ ★ on which a snap shot was patted •long wi’h a good wish Refresh ments of pumpkin and mince pie* ind eoffet were served. Tho«e invited were M. and Mrs J F. lla'Ttano Mr. and Mra. Har­ Ll Lewi* Albert Glovar. Tampa, vey. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reel, Pr husband of th* former Jane Ginn and Mrs B P Brooks Jr . Mr. and of Sanford wts preienled th* Croat | Mr* R»y Brtti. Mr. and Mr* Donald Flamm. Mr. and Mra. W j 4 Militaiy Service. R. Pooler. DrLand. Mr. and Mrs. The aubjecta of the lecture* and Frank H-lm. Mr and Mrs Robert speeches were many and varied Valentine. Mr. and Mra. Rped, Mr I P IN TIIK UK J l MOIt IIIHDSMKN-Saiuniuy, Oct. 21* Judy ant Mn Laney atate* “we enjoyed ind Mra F F. McCoy. Miss S J Harman celebrated her ninth birthday in an unu-tial way. She and them all" Nil, Mr. and Mra Donald Rann her friends Junle Srnkatik and Dale Smith were flown bv National Purine the Friday meeting, at Mra. Fr-nk Woodruff Jr., Mr. and Airlines from Orlando to Daytona Beach timing a parly while in which Mri J. H Nicholson »a» co Mr*. Ot o Thomaa. Mr. Roaden, Ihe air. It was live first plane (tight for all the • blldten. iSia ff Photo* hostess, the uauat business uaa tak-1and Forrest May. en care of before reporti were given The session waa preiided over by ihe prtaidcnt. Mra Roumtllat and the ritual waa led by Ihe chaplain Mr* J. St. Clair White Mr. and Mr*. C V. Atkinson visit tn B >et.in. M*»i. They nre after which the pledge lo the and children, Carl, Vinme and th* guc*l> ef th# formers parents, American flag and the aaluta tn Valeri* have returned fn»m a Mr. ant Mrs. Dsvid 11. O'Connell. the Confederate Flags were given two week's visit with Mrs. Atkin- They al< ■plan to visit Mr* \ ihI<> con's patents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. plrh'a relatives in Bo-ton and The Prei.dett General's menage waa read by tne aecretary. Mri J Jackson ef Baskeraille, \a . Mr. other parts of Massachuirtta. Atkinson, who is well known loH nithoiton and Mrs. R. F. RobinMaster flo grant Ru«*el1 S oally as “(.truck" Atkinson, gen ton waa welcomed as a new mem­ ber. oral manager of F»odmart, re­ Wallace and wife are visiting his ported * wonderful trip through parents Mr. and Mis. A. B Wal­ The atate meeting reporti were Happy Birthday the lllue Ridga Mountains of Vir­ lace during his fuilnugh having given by Mra J. M. Hayea. Mra. Just returned from a three and ginia. D D. Caldwell. Mra. L A. BrumMr*. Palsy Elrod half year scrv.ee duty In Ger­ ley. Mra J. U McCaikUl and Mrs RoumtlUt Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Rowland many. His future as«ignmcnt is A social meeting waa held an a Dried, halved fresh sweet eher- has at tnetr weekend guests. Lee Fglin Air Force Ha-e. refreshment court* served Mem- ties may he added to grapefruit Rowland and son Toni from Har­ Friend, of Mrs P A. Rowland bera preaent were Mri. C. P. Hern­ sections tfresh or canned* to make low. Also visiting was his sis­ don. Mra R. L Perklna. Mra. W. a delightful fruit compote. The ter from llaints City, Mrs. Libby will he glad to learn that sbJ'ls row at him# after living in th# B. Pyan. Mra Hayes, Mri. L. A. aweetnesi of the rherrtca contrast* Carmichael. Florida hanitartutn. Rrumley, Mra. McCaikUl. Mra. well with th* refreshing tart quali­ Wataon Waliare. Mrs Z. B. Rat- ty of the grapefruit. Serve the Mrs. Vincent Roberts and Mrs. Mr and Mr*. J F Rowland Jr. l.ff. Mra ftoumiUat. Mra. 8L Clair rompot* la cryalal-elear aherhet Charles Vodopich left over the White. Mra W P Field*, Mra. glataea and tup aith sprigs of mint. weekend by piana for a two wrt-ks of Portal, Ga. spent tia weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mr*. Laoey. Mra. Nicholson, Mrs. O. -T. Prarson. Strickland, and Mrs. G. D. Bishop Oueata Included Mr and Mrs Amnng th-.se attending the Clyde Ramsey, Mr. and Mrs. H E. Helpful Hints To Stop Noise j Founder's Day Program of tii* Morris, Mr. and Mra. William Daytona Ilea.-h Pilot Club Friday Bray. Mrs W. B Nicholson, Mr. craning were Mrs Matvey Swan­ Modern homesa today today face a much greater nolle problem than homes and Mrs R T. Milne* and KenTbla U due to tha increased use of highly sound ‘• f twenty year*i ago. i son, incident of the Ranford Club; nem Ramsey. reflective material rials which bounce none back into the room and lo Mr Baransan, Mra \t Hunt. Mra the use of more mechanical appliance* and lighter, modern furniture Sue Stevenson. Mrs. J P Mall, Which does net absorb much sound. Rugs on the floor, heavy draperies, 'l i • \ c. Mr , ngt r, Mrs. Waller etuffed furniture, and us* af acoustical material on th* ceiling will help cut down noise in the home. l~ Fa'ter. Mr*. I> h MrNah, and e e e e Mr. aid Mrs. Grnig# Stine and Thinking about building a Mr. and Mra. K. It Randall Jr. house, buying an old one. or even renting new qutrteesT Keep the sound factor in mind. S|>eak to your architect about Including the noise factor in his plans. Check your prospective house for sound effects. U'lll bedrooms have Saturday night at the Bsnfard speech privacy! Is the kitchen or USO a Hallowe'en Masquerade HOLLYWOOD r Dirt-cnntfinui rumpus room in such a location Pane* was held with th* tkem« that noise emanating from them citizeni may be happy to learn will disturb people in the living being carried out to th* fullest that Grata Keliy has weight prob­ reorn or bedrooms! Check the sec­ latent In decorations and eaatumea. lem. to*. ond floor for air-borne upward Thu «a* disclosed during a call Wiichaa, aleoma, sailor*, Sadia sound, and for sound board to the set of ner first picture In effreta downward. Unnecessary Hawkins girla and boys, harlem over t year. The Swan" It w*» ' yew are having a house par- "•*•# *n«*ya. particularly at girl*, and many varieties ef cos­ late morning, and ah# offered tume* were seen. Ona hoateaa *«. ty, her*’* a tip: Dent try to get too many peepla into one room. lorn# celery ar.d carrot slicks On claimed, “We didn't knew j*h* waa Th* noise cllmato af a ream la In her makeup luhle was ■ hot of was who". Purine th* evening the ^<3 direct proportion to tho number dried apricot* Nearby were some guest* received a atoll from tha • f people in I t Sound la a phy* graham cracker*. Ifeadlesa Horseman with a “re a r aical thing that travala in wave* bhe admitted that she <W* have pumpkin ktad. at th* rate af 1,120 feet per see* In dirt now and then T* add to th* Ifallewa'tr air and. Like light hitting a mirror, “ My mother is German.” she wae a fortune teller la the form sound waves bounce hack and captained “ And you know how Ihe F O R of Mra. I-aFetra wh# foretold th* forth from smooth surface*, such Germans Jove to eat Be all grew future with “amaalng truth.’’ aa windows, wall* tad ceiling*. up with prrttv healthy appetttira ” Toe many people in an* room, Pacarallana af pumpkins, colorMow doe* the keep the Kelly •specially at a party, create a llghti, Hallowe'en cut auta and curves undrr control? It starts confuted sound pattern that 1* many ether prop* war* tted to with oatmeal in the morning annoying sad fatiguing. create a faetlva air. “Oatmeal is heat,” ahe remarked t a a Jualer bat!*** far tha *«aat waa munching on a carrot stick. “ I P, he** Of* a few hints au how si reduce the dial' Ml** Mary Ann Michaels asalatad have to get up at fl to he al the " .T that , all mechanical equipment such at refrigerators, dish­ by Mist Bump McLaughlin. Senior washers, atltara, furnace*, ate., ar* in good repair. hostess from th* Americaa Legiaa L'a* rubber eattora aa chair* and tab!**. lino drawer* with resilient waa Mra. LaFatra. materials and aaa ruhhar aa plaatls dish drain rack*. Refreshment* war* earned la Uaa dear Mega aad macksaica] dear aleaars to heap tha arwwd attandta* and general Uaa rag* aad aad* aa th# floor*, drape* an th* srindesra aad up"Boy did I have remark* hoist*.ed furniture which all anil absorb unwanted aaia*. fan" . . . Flee* ruhhar pads or resilient material* under vibrating equipSunday night a Paagbaat party Mieat, such aa a fan. wae held. Senior hottest fraia th* tUa* aeaaatiaal malaria la aa ceiling* af kitchens, dialog ream*, Americaa Lagtoa was Mra. R. W. VunipM ream* aad other reeaaa where quiet is desired. Tench and Junior host*** was Tree*, shrubbery aad tight fence* will shut off earn* street noise If planted around tho bouse. Mita Pat Catsub*. Steaming rupt •top making arise YOURSELF. • af eoffe* war* nerved la bring •wt tha flavor" af th* daaghnuto. A large number af th* aerate* and bo*lessee war* aa head la enjoy thd evening. KennethRamseyW insUDC Essay Contest; Is Presented Award Br ban pra nine, Herald Society Editor Confederal* belli probably r in |. there art auch belli. when the Jtat# conventi >n was held recently jor the United Paughtrri of ihr Confederacy In Daytona Beach Th# Sanrord group consisting ol >lra E. H Laney. district director for tha UDC; Mra. F. E. Roumlllat new preiident; Mra. Uava CaWUall. Mm . A D. Wallace. Mra A K. Rnaaattar. Mra. J M. llayra. Mra. J. M McCaaktU. and Mra. L A Bromley »aa aapeeUUy proud Air Kenneth Ramaey. IT year old rentor at Seminole Huh School vaa awarded tha United Dauihtera ct Confederacy'! atateatda aaaay ■ H it. Kenneth'a aaaay waa «• “ The Fatta About Mayor Henry B in and AnderiMviUa". Durim the aaaay ha dwalla an the fart that “Major M in died at ha had lived, honor­ ably and bravely". He alio brings out tha point that the real atory m hia trial and facta behind K are know* to few people. “On the aur(see It appeared that he had been guilty of tha deatha of thouaanda of Northern prisoners" he aaya •• Artually tha guilt of their deatha lira not with hint, but largely with the North. Mteir. Mra. Teb Ratliff waa prealdent of tha Norman Pa Vera Howard chapter during the Inna Kenneth e n te re d tha eonleat. ™ Mra. Lanay, Diatriet No I chairman peaaentad the award to him during n meeting held Friday In tha home of Mra. M. R Strtrkland. He read tha entire essay to tha group which * u greatly ap­ preciated. During tha convention Mra La nay reported on th* artivitiea of tha aavan ahapter* 1" Central orida ever a two-year period Included In tha diatriet are The irman Pa Vara Howard chapter, •anford; Florence Collier chapter. Apopfea; ©aytonn Beack chapter; Btonawall Jackson chapter, Pal.And; Confederate Pray chapter, Leeaburg; Annie Coleman chapter. Orlando and the Jefferaoo Pavia chapter, Orlando. During tha eourat of event! SanA.rd'a report to tha atata assembly stressed tha local participation in 0krm#d Forces Pay and the oblerv-? Ing af Can. Bohert E. Lee's birthday ateng with Southern Memorial Day. Over ISO UDC'a aMendad tha eon•ration bald at tha Daytona Plata Hotel tbit warm eurnmer weekend They beard addreim by Dr. Gil­ bert Lycnn. dean of Stetson Univanity’* hlirinal department and Henry Coleman, preildent of th* ^om m ercU l Bank in Daytona. C (pcAAowdA. uso Spotlight On Hollywood >J SALIj llv MDIF. H GIT The Nan*. *d G.-nlca t luh of F.F.G.C. Fsrly Nnvcmher bring s goid Stme to get many fall chore* out of tha way ahead of the holi.'av ruth, the fo'lowing reminder* should prove helpful. Dnr of the fir*! l«ha !• the lawn, which should receive tti fall *p.iltrati n «f 4 TS. C-fl fl. M-J or whatever. If not already Hone However if you are troubled with lawn pe.ts requiring treatment with D D T . fiicldrtn. chlordanr Cold Sm. ke etc, attend to this first, undrr the advice of an expert, such as your dealer, or county agent. B inter rye It wonderful for giv­ ing a trmporeiy green lawn during the cold months, if you are pre­ pared to foltow a continuous pro yram of fertti ring, watering and rutting al' teuton long The feed may be tpnnk'ed lightly over e> rabllshrd grass or more heavily nn new home ground* thvt have first been readied with humu* or peat dug Inin the upper ala Inches. Itn,ei will respond well with a *Pod crop of fall bloom if given halanrrd frrtllurr at this time A good ro«c dual will keep black spot and aphids in check For new roses rhcv>e a spot away from large trees or shrub* and with at ■east four hour* of sunshine per day Sptde deeply into the soil (lenty of peat or other humus. * balanced fertilizer, or hone meal and sheep nranuie. and allow to mellow until planting time If citrus and other fruiting or P. wering trees have not been fer­ tilized t J . fal;. d,i it nou \ recu lar cilru- formula containing the mtnoc element ■ is best Frost sir. •crptiMe shruts -urh as crotons •n I hiht-cus rhoi.Id have a fer Hiller hi.-h in potavh and low in nitrogen Krep the*# plants well catered as an added prvitecltm. Camellias, gardenia!, avocados and other acale or white fly in frvtrd p’ants rvcepting citrus, vhould be ipraved right a wav with rn oil emulsions such *i Florida Volck flife temperatures for this treatment are between 4.V and to legrecs so do nd delay, and do rover all the under -urfarrs of the leave# Dayllll** and amarytli* mav he dug and replanted (his month if -rowded puttine prut and fertilizer •n theh riles The former may he pruned sevrrelv ton ant tvnttnm hot disturb t‘>e amaryllis roots as little a* povslule The dents Camellia *a<anqua l< hloomlne now. *l-o the earlier va rtetle* of Camellia iaoontra. mak­ ing It » *-wwl lim# tn select some of these beauties for your garden Calendar TVLSD\T I hers, will meet at t?:e First Chris. The CFO B'ivcs Club will ho|j) Iran Church at fl As* p nr. foj a a bake sale at in a m at IRr pot-lurk supper and then h i m Navy Utchangr Proceeds will go friendly calls in keeping with the to the (TO Wives Chrotmn Club current eiangellstre plans fur th* for ncc-ly children. tong legation. The Daughters of We.ley Sun Girls Scouts meet at at 3 .30 p. day School Class of the First m at the Prrsbytrrian Chur -v. Method.st Church will meet tn Mid-week Bible Hour at th* MrKinlrv Mall at J Jo p. m (nr a Presbyterian Church at T.s>0 p m. regular bu-tnrss and social meet­ Chanrrl ( hntr rehearsal of the ing Mrs. H F. Cole s group wilt r tartan Church s be hosts. at 7.30 p. nr. The Scmtnol# High School P TA Th# WSSC9 of th# Fbenerrr will have * meeting m th* A .*i torium at a p. ni An executive Methodist Church will p-.ee* at th* hoard meeting will b* bcid at home of Mr*. Ralph Peter* at 7.45 p. m. LJu p m THURSDAY Bible Teaching Clinic at th# Group on# of rh# CW'F of thq First Baptist i'hurth roiught at Hr >t Christian Church w.ll meet i;l(l p. m. The Sanford Tourist and Shuf- *t the rhurrh at Id a m Prograrq fletoard club will Kara a covcrcl will le i , Mrt. Dona' I i Tucker, dish aupps-r at fl p. m. Their will ILntcis i* Mr*. J. I. Morton Jr. l,e a meeting and game* will t># The First Christian Churrh f toyed. i how will rehear.# I hn.imas an i (.roup T"n of the • hrLlian Wo- othec musig at 7:30 p m Th* First Baptist Intermediate men's Fellowship will meet with Mrs Ira C. Metzger at t p Chotr rehearral begins al T.iM p. nv. Program trsdrr will be Mr* m. The Fust Baptist Adult Cho r It. M. Williams. The monthly meeting of the rehearsal wiR begin at * dfl p ni. board of officers will ne held at The Bible Tca-hirg Clinic at the Fust Christian Church at the First Baptist Church will t*. T.lto p m A church budget fur (in at 7:30 p. m Junior Fellowship n>oris «f tl s IP."id ssill he considered. \ hoard meeting of the W'St S Fust Presbyterian Church at 4:i‘ii of the First Methodist Church p m. 3 ’uth Choir rehearsal of (ha will meet al t» a m. to he followed by the general meeting at V.I3 F'rst Presbyterian Churrh meet* st 7 70 p m. a. m. in McKinley- 11sll. The South*!.!* r T \ will h*. * WKlIN LSD AT The Sanlord Woman s Club ail. its November mretlng at fl p ni. play host to the Dr strict Seven in thr school auditorium. Meeting with registration begin T*r Sanford Minl-tcral A*soning at • 3d a m .Members arc elaiion will meet at t*-e Semin- a j»krd to phone in reservations fur High Reboot at t l 30 p m. All the lunchron bv tiiday, Oct. 21 ihe m nisteis tn the county a s noun to Mrs Marrtsnn invtcd tn attend. The First Baptist Bib!# Teach­ The Semino'r Chap'er N'o t ing Clinic classes begin tun ght OF< wilt meet In the Masonic at 7.30 p m. Hall at It p m. Circle No J of the W'SCS of FRIDAY the First Methodist Church will The First Baptist Blhte Teach# tie in charge of mid-week prayer service with Mrs J M Leonard ing Clin'e will begin at 7 3d p. in. The Sanford Dunltraie Bride* as speaker. Nursery will be open C!uh will meet !n the Y*»ht Cl •*» for small children. Couples intluding board mem- with seating to begin at 7.4.’i p. m, and play at * o'clock. S tT I RDAT First Rapt'st Junior Roval Am# l.aisadnr* will meet at fl 3d a m, n if 5A\Fonn her aid Tttca. Nov. 1, lOrs.'s I’nyrr S "SH AI.I. WK MARK A NKW Itri.K n r I IFF. FROM t o n i g h t :** ——• I Inlbosr* ••era* Brush *w*e all ervimhs wh*n you are readv to frost * laser rak*. Then pla.-e on# rak* lavrr t.psi.'e down nn your serving ntate Spread th* layer with the fill r or frosting and |e| stand until set. Flare M# sernnd cake laves light side up nn top of the fill­ ing. Now frml the side and tup of th* cake, using a spatula Don't flatten the frostlrg; small swirls In the frosting make the raka look pretty. Real an e»-g. a rup of milk and a couple of tablespoons of mn lasses togrther, serve tn emaH fry for a mid-murrurg nr mldafterniMin »na.k studio on time Oatmeal keep* me from getting hungry until 11 If you get htinrrv before that, then you grt started on the dnughnut routine, and that can hr danger oui " She has a light Itinrh hut usual 1y surcumha tn a tug dinner And snmatime* she harkslidc* with a heavy dessert as she did at the City of ilnpr Dinner honnring the lav* Angeles noblishru “ Then I pay for It al! week." sne ughed She likes eierrise hit gets little while ahe's working Bhrr she's in New York she does a lot of walking She ptjns tn return east ne»t rprlng Under her MG Mrontrarl. she Is allowed a leave of th trn rr to do a play She'* looking for one now Th# New ■ Ri'snlvo to i|r|»rnil ntore on your I’hynlolnn to kocp von vvpH. rnthcr thmi full imr on him fur help only when you nro rml nick. Self trrntnirnt* nro nut nlwnv« (Inniri'rotia, hut they often Icrtvc you with *0rlotlfl nftrr r'ffrrts thnt your Physirinn enn help you prrvi'nt The pml of nimlrrn nil’llirin** ia to k**a’p you vvoll, mill to prevent any arrinun illnrisx. In rutr prescription ilcpnft merit nre many importmit nieilicities vottr I'hveicinn can pre-scrllie to achieve tiiat yrnnl Make it a “ Rule" tn cunwiilt hint nl thr ItORiniiliiK of any Jl|. nc.u. A TYPICALLY • DIFFERENT Mlir.TW’AfST DREfl* com e* fiom Haiti# Carnegie a collection. Jesigned tn foam hand-loomed a not knit in blue-toned gray snd whit* The rollsr and pockata ar* detailed alike. TO UCHTO N DRUG CO. PKFBCRIPTIDN rilFMISTS Cor. 1*1 % Msamili* 1 • It** M lil/hiM a Iff! r w r t» i|h » K ill U iT o r f t i up on tiros, too. Juit bo surt you carry .enough Swirlawtve Styled For Glamour •'Why worry what George will say...you can always fmame a new one at the FIRE INSURANCE? CARRAWAY & McKIBBIN GENERAL 114 N. PARE AVE. INSURANCE P H O N E 4 df �Horse By Alan Mevar TKOJAN ItAOtR Maryland Still On Top In Associated Press Poll *•** HILL. Mg* 0 CQACH pens e O * f0 U T H t* H C d U H O H N /A , I AthCM H N f tlK SlB L B HOB 7H t hy that time, tnnra than a doien B tx r * o * i Slat* agatnit team* from Mexi­ points, taea Mlchigaa with 41 for $OWL (JAM By HUGH FULLERTON JR. co. Ireland and Canada. BUT The Associated Free* 1 774. The A m triuo team, on# of the TH A T* younge»t ever to represent the Maryland. Oklahoma and Mich­ A week ago. with fewer votes HOT igan. continuing a raca that'* knot­ c u t, Maryland topped Oklahoma United State*. I* composed of Hil­ K tfP /W O ted up like a eoich’s nerve* on the by Just 30 punt*. ly Steinkrau* of Westport. Conn , eve of a big game, still are 131 Navy, soundly beaten by Notre « * » Hugh Wiley of Towron. Ml , m b o /* M OM tn the nit. ona college football rat- Dame, hut thc«r fourth plica rat­ A, and Charie Dcnnthy of Lake M AW HO A inis. Foie it. ill., 21. ing lo Michigan Stile but Salvaged f/O H T HOP Thi* trie wor. four event* at the The seventh weekly Associated rinlh place. And the Irish hopped TH B Harrisburg ahow last week a* did Press poll of sports writers and from ninth to ninth and almost F flp c f> T u r« . N o v . 1. 1055 the Mexicans Slrinkraus has been ^ Ifg R tK C e broadcasters drew the season'i drew even wl.*i UCLA. cko W M . a member nf the United Slate* I UK SAM-UKD HERALD heaviest vote, but it left the situa­ All-wtnaiog Beit Virginia, a 3» QUANTICO. V» r - Marine LI, By THE AJWOC1ATED PRESS tion learn aeveral year*, but Wiley and unehangcq with Maryland on winner over Marquette last Sat­ We* Sinter, America's star miler, Most of Ihe 5<.uth»a stem Confer­ tup by a scant handful of points. 0urday, Dennehy are newromeri. held onto serenlh. Resurg­ ea* j**i*rd lorsy lo fight s prr* Th. open jumper* command ence foo<hiII squad* took It easy Tha t«hul*t.on of 321 ballot* ent Georgia Tech and Texas Chris, msnent ‘uipenHon *« an amsleur attention than any other elan with Mooday fnlhiwjig weekeod games. trough! Maryland 74 first place tun took over the eighth and tenth ithletr which would bar him from the exception of the international Rut Mtiiissippi State, faring the votes anJ a total of 1,144 point*— placet aa Auburn and Southern .he 1934 Olympic*. Jumping. •nughest Noveirber schedule of aoy counted un Ihe usual bails of 10 California dropped out. Santee, a furmrr Univenitv o f ^ flay Pipeon. owned hy Cappy SEC trim , went through a brisk for each first place vote, nine for Tha tup 14 teams with won toil Ksntas »tinne *aid tail night ho Smith of Cnhh.m. Va . who won second, etc Just behind came Okworkout. planned an i.nmrdiate arqfal n( records: laat year will not defend. »o Ihe Th# Miroon* Med for the eon- iihnma with 14 firsts and IASI 1. Maryland (74) the tuapenii' n voted Sunday by the im i elas* if wide open The Harrisburg lertnee lead with Mississippi, must AAU 3 Oklahoma (Ml ____ _______Miivnuri _______Valley _______ m uReti’tration winner. «nd reserve, Velvet l.*t heat Auburn, Louisiana State and I. Michigan 143) ...1774 Ciimmitt.-e I* kaid he had arcepted •le. and Andante, re«perlively. will Miislsilppl to win thrir first con­ 4. Michigan Mat* (7* ___ 1.112 cxceMive rxp«n>e altnwanee* for PRINrESS AWE. Md 'iv-Fnur he un hand. a< will Ritter* Mann ference rhamplqnihip since 1B4I. 4. UCLA (31 -----..... izi.t •omneting in three California trade ci> ro tm>* nndcfc.lrd football »eaaon» in the ho a l m o s t came through two Maroon halfback Art Dsvls, the 4. Notre Dam* (it . . . ___ tjoy meet* last May. iiA S O M H fP tail seven and well on the v»jr to jyyear* ago SEC'a most viluibt# player last An official rf the regiitrati'-n 7. W*»t Virginia ill) __ iwa WO**', 10*T», mother la Maryland Slate today <eason, worked out with the team. AMO T tO / I. Georgia Teeh .......... SIT group said it wa* found Sanlro That'a Maryland Stale- not the He missed the Alabama and North IM O f001AW »• Nsvy .. sot received *l.SPt in all from »pon»or* _ n r tmojam * w e n t tmiversliv of Maryland which you Trias games Quarterback Rill A iA f AMO 16. Texas Christian (3) _ ygy of the three meet*, where** AAU™ might think a* firat clanre. Mary­ lAC.fiC COAircMAAfJ Stantoo elan wa* running wilh the SOUTH BEND, Ind. A - Notre WOM AMO rule* allow- amateur runners up to Tha Secand 11 /V I9 S 2 . M il ■* land Rtato It the poor. Negro re L O ir c ic r *f first team, Ihmgh still a doubtful Dame, snunmag rm le-dattie foot­ II. fthlo Stale BsS a »t»y m «xproiu. olua LraaeJ ____ re*aoM TM tjog lation of the univeralty whtrh aUo ro t * o * * b o w l. perfermer against Auburn. ball, ts relytrg m old fashioned eo*ti. 13. T e n s ARM __ Wins a J»t of football gamea hut Tha Auburn varsity held ■ light power and ball control In pounding 13. Miami Ohio ___ Word of the mpenrinn action gd* more nalienal recognition. workout while the re verve* and away to another successful season. ’4 Auburn reached Santee yrrterday at this Thla year they're going aide bv MIAMI 'It-Cnarh Andy Gustaff r e s h m e n scrimmaged Coach Hope* of an undefeated season 13. Miasisi^pl Marine Corp* hue where he i* fide down the football victory trail mn scheduled a stiff drill for hit Ralph Jordan reported his rharge* vanished wilh a l<-7 lost to Michi­ 14 Southern California dationed He said he had never with eevrn ap.eee and no defeala University of Miami Hurricanes were In good shape fnr Ihe Mis- gan Slate but Notre Dame appears 17. Kentucky .......... donr anythin* to vjolate amateur Jtfarvland State haa aeored 17* tuday, pruhxbly the last acrimsisiippi Stale contest Saturday. well on its way towards duplicat­ athletic standard*. p»dnt* to 19 for the opposition. m*ge before Ihe homeeomina foolIB. Army ___ Georgia Teen went through a ing last year’s f-t records Behind the team which wa* un­ hall game Friday night with Bos The fummitlee gave Santee, the light drill. Coaehe* cheered tha re­ Navy was a big hurdle Saturday » . Miaiissippt Stale beaten In 1919, 19V1, 1033 and IBM ton College. \merlran mile record hnldrr. fiM*a turn to action nf halfback Paul lor the Irish wno now fate weaker tegular .ra«.n nhrdule* l« Coach Gustafson »a‘d a long offensive ilays to appeal it* S3 action lo Rolan berry, injured Sept 14. In Ihe opposition in Ttnn and North Caro­ Vernon MeCaln In hla mven year* and defentlva scrimmage will he the Mi**iiuri Valley AAU'* Board Florida game Coarh Bobby Dodd lina before finishing up against he haa the lirpmung record of *| In order because he think* the 9 Players Appear of Managers. Santee said he was trainer nut be wanta to look in said the iwlfi Junior will atari Iowa and Southern California. Bv BOB MYERS Vletorle*. one tie and five defeata iquad la still in Ihe cloud* after that appeal hut did put say what After the 31-4 triumph over Navy, For First Tim e HOLLYWOOD or — It w n up­ shspe for on* brief boxing se­ against Tennessee. And he'a only W year* old. it would contain, It* first big win of the Mason, stairs In the Hollywood YMCA end quence. A modest man. he prefer! to Tennessee also took I* a bit easy. Irish Coach Terry Brennan said:. tf Santee's appeal should fail In riltsburgn Saturday. •wo old men were sparrini In Ihe It was suggested that perhaps he Coaches laid Dave Stottlrmeyer, “The main dliirrenee was tn Ihoae On S E C C h e ck list felk about a Ai-19 game. That wat over Ihe regional gvup't Board of Man­ Boh Nolan rnd Paul Hefti are ere he toil t.i Florida ARM In a recovering from Injuries slowly ring. Ona of them was Jersey Joe intended to have a round or two sophomore renter from Sarawita, seven guy* up front. They opened ■y THE ASSOCIATED PEERS ager*, AAU rile* give him th4 with another actor In the play. Ihe Fla., may be sidelined wilh a knee the holes and wn controlled the Walcott. portseatnn game In tha Orange and may mlit Friday night'i en­ An onlooker railed “lime." It well known sports writer. Hum­ Injury , 3 " ? . *°uW,*»»‘*ni Conference right to carte hi* flgM higher, lo suffered tn the North Caro­ baU " 3ln*l laat December. football players mid* their first the Boaril nf Governors of the Na* counter, Trainer Bob Wlke re­ phrey Rogarv. But H waa recalled was obviously tha rnd of a twolina game. Rut there wa* some reaaon for Control the ball they did. Notre ippterinp# on the AtsocUleH Prr*i tional AAU. m that Jeriey Jse never louehei the The Georgia Bulldogs pranced Dame bad the ball for 7B plays rich an uniiiual licking. With ported. mlnulr round. The Santee e*«e could develops SEC checklist of stars today as only 31 piaver* to begin with, three Nolan, starting left end, came Jersey Joe, the agrlris ea- stuff. through a light workout. Coaehe* and ran II. TTm harassed Middles a result af fin* performances In Into the AAU s mn*t Important elof the regular* were ouL with ln)u out of Ihe Pitt game with what heavy weight c h a m p i o n of the As far the fight game, well. Wal­ said several mainstays might net tried 33 runnlrg playi and went gamea Saturday. irihllity action *lnre 1913 when th# Wike ealled the worst bruise he cott says ha won't even witch a to tn toy shape for the tough game to the air B4 times. Navy had 13 f .e a hefore Ihe game alarted They world, merely smiled pleasantly, late Jim Thore waist ripped of atlU were losing hy only JO-1B tale ever u » Hefti hid an ankle In­ lie was puffing a little and sweat­ bout any more. They wanted him with Florida but described the over completed panes and I Noire Tha newcomers are quarterback Ha Olympic medal* and hi* rerjury before the game and got an­ M. C. Reynolds af Louisiana Slate, In the ring at tha raerat Rocky In tha third quarter before four Dame Interceptions. ing a lot. trying to knock off IS or all situation as good, ords craved from Ihe record hooka more got hurt. Florida hid 73 other hump on it during the strug­ 20 pound* he bas picked up since Mardamv-Arehie Moore match. Joe Florida went through a heavier Throughout the season tn wbitk halfbaek Noojui Walker and tackle for playing baseball for pay In gle at Pi'.Mburgh. stayed at hit boma In Camden, , 1 Thompson gf Alabama, ecnplayer* dreiard. h# retired. than usual Monday drill. Coach the Irish have won five nf six ten Lamar Iwathman of Tenor*. 1910. N J. Maryland Stale. • email school Jersey Jne Is here to a d a part “ The way K li.M he sald.'Tm Bob Woodruff said he was thinking games, ball control has bean the 2 ** »P" or Tulane. ends devoted to tearhtng Neyme* trade* In a movie about bosing, “ Tha afraid tf I got to watching I'd see o' alternating quarirrbark* Bobby rtory with tha idea you can't lose and •srlriillnre, ha* no scholar. «n!d *i‘ U of and Lrn North Carolina has a standout Harder They rill.*’ Ha plays a something about one of the fighters Lanee, Jon May and Richard Al­ If you keep th# ball. Ellta of Georgia Tech, and half. ground ralner bark this le iu m .p »h!p* or aneh inducement* lo nf This falls for a powerful ground len agatnit Georgia. —some weakness or something— » » « • Tommy Warner or Tulane He is halfback Ed Sutton nf CuL 7*r football playera. NEW YORK'JP - Danny Oinetn and 1 might get the Mm that 1 Ttilane watched football movies attack to which Notre Dame ex­ and Henry Dukes of Georgia. lowbee, N C , who averaged 111 rill, once a bright young prospect Johnny Podres Has could beat him, that maybe I »f ita 17 13 upset of Auburn, and cels. In sia games this year the L *P°Ni writer* around the ran- yard* per carry In IBM. Irish have pithed up 1.U4 yards raerclied briefly. Winlris Alabama could mike one morn fight. In the .welterweight class, wants • “* » other •Iso drilled lightly. Coaches report­ on Ihe ground for a >7-1-yard SEC grinders Vn|IH “So, well, ! Just day away." to prove hie IMl victory ever Vince Received D raft C a ll | 0r outstsqding play. average Agatnit Navy, Notre Da WITHERBEt. N Y Ul Jonny ed tackle Douy Pntta might be out Walcott's main interest these Martinet was r.o fluke. Tho» getting repeat nominations F R I S C O The lanky Brooklyn boxer made Podres, the Brooklyn Dodgers' days la in Ms Job aa a special de­ Ihe rest vf the season wilh a knee barks piled up 333 yards on the mcitMitd: xtifcii Hunt k wowi.no ground. leflhandei who pitched them to ______ _____ _____ ________ injury suffered tn the Georgia linquent officer for the ‘Camden the top 10 nf the dais two years Quarterback* — Jimmy Harper Tl* n a*t--------------------)• P A I N T S 4111 IT 14* ago with an upset decision over two World Reiles victories, ha* PoJiee Department. Kn la a moat tame. Tulan# playi Alabama in 1 i m 14 141 Marlines at Madison Square Gar­ been ordered hy hi* draft hoard [ (intern worker Teeh*1 *1 Wld* Ml,eh*1 1 ’ Rf« « |a Mobile Saturday. "Making *:>* 71 11* Dttt to report for a physical elim ina­ am if <1* den Rut he faded fast . Pnn #|f Vanderbilt and Kentucky breezed KalfbacH-Gior,, Volkert. Gf orr tn II lit tion. Uiium Last night's unanimous decision Paint Historyn through light drills for their Satur­ f* Junes, Auburn *"•4 It ll» •rr#tt Mlsi Mary Torim*. his sister, day encounter 4.14 IT IP ever Paolo Metis of Italy at St F»r« PuUbaek-Jo* Childress, Auburn. **:» IT its Nicholas Arens revived Danny's said last nlgnt that Johnny had ■ o x n a r nto w ra n n ir r a m ow LOW Ends — Ray Wilkins, Georgia SAN FORD 21T* IS t l Louisiana Rtato find stringers l v T*e awoeSated Cnw been ordered to taka the examina­ Uev. I 1417 14 14! hope* for the future. x r . w T o n s t — l u n a r o io v a e a lti. Jimmy Phillip*, Auburn. took R easy; the other members 9141 1* n* “ Give me a faw more flghta and tion In Albany Nav. 14. B:3| a. m. ikuim 3:13 a. m. w the squad scrimmaged. Iy*u*. tS*U, H rM h Frn . an*eola<ed Fn alo 6 "4t*—Fnikiin Brooks, Geor­ P A IN T CO. 1**4 IT u i RW lU rh u ll* 1 0 4 H a ir . IS . 1:19 F m. lina State plays Maryland, one of Sl’lit as«* :i T'J I'll take Martinet nr anybody else** Podres pitched brooklyn to an t i l l p, m NKW O R LX A K d — M B ro w n , gia Tock. rMmrair WB SPECIALIZE TN FAINT* r m it II* B-3 victory In Ihe World Series on law. B tta *4. K*w rn ita a * . *«i h I*m u a tkn latiun’a top teams. m i :i iii said the 33-yesr old (Hovaneltl. “AH his 21rd blrihctiy and went on to Bill a. i W lF f J u n m r H at k n a r . I I ! H . F k lta d a lj ob a. m. FOR THB PAINTERS 1411 It 114 I need la a few flghta under my r S4t« 17 tit Lett “ *hut out Ihe New York Yankees 10:08 p. m I ’ N & Jfe a a ro . I t T — W a ll R e a r* Charlie Bowlhy of Denison. Teg . 1U P*• WHOLESALE * RETAIL Ill'S it it: Ills H anna. S a l 1*1 Friday. M»v. 4 407 W. FIRST ST. X»T4 11 n* Willie Gilienherg. St Kirk's 3 0 In the final game last month. The American Bowling Congress r ig a H Ia , 111. V - » T a r k , la . (D ! hire* a roliege boy with an aqua til 1 m matchmaker, flans to give Danny Johnny was rejected hy his Se­ tO:43 a. m. 4:*B •- m. during the last year eertifiad T,« Uuaedia 4i*<*uaiiri*4i lung to prowl L*k* Teioma lo find. FREE PARKING U RR I.MI T#nm 11:01 p. m 4:U P- m. 043 bowling establishments with flak for Li* roaort customer!. IT !* a december data against a ranking lective Service board because of Clare Andrade, U-yeir-nld light­ f. Nav. • bach Injury when he was called i «** It'S welter. It *« ts i ng a. m. 10,444 alley beds. The eld mark weight, won hla first II fights. i «h HH Glovanent. 1W4 , used superior up tn IBU. He waa playing with lI llM f •:M ». m. was 0,011 eeUbHakmenta and 44,- Then he lost tu Ralph Dttyaa M reach and boxing ability lo whip M o n t r e a l la tha lnUraiUoul M l allayaNew Orteiai. l l l l v l l u l Me tw , Mw. R Leagua then. Melli, 1U4. in la rouudi. Brown U.1B B. m. R:U 1m. fUUliaft IMItMaal ■* T BB f . m. Brawn IIS Vest Virginia University fullback 1,;U ’ ; Mae. t i« ,y ,e MT C m i fW »n Jaa Msrcoal, a water from Fredert i l l a. m. Y :» R .» ln t lit H u a l || . T . c l .l d l * sit -rirktown, Da., haa gained BBt yards • 44 p ■ 1:47 pi m. i n | for tha Vumtatneara In thru# years. Ts*w II. I* U bu ISIS Tram tl. T. Fowalta t. Mae. R MIAMI (ft—Ram Rrarnerchla. a 9:M R- > third-string buach rider at tha Uni­ B:B4 p- m versity nf Miami until three weeks Mae. R ago, la the Florida Sports Writers B P a. m Assn, “back ot Ihe week " a :irp n * 2 5 ° ° t> 5 5 0 “ It waa Ihe second atraghl week a*. IB I that the iM-round . quarterback 4:B a 16:11 •- » Font NUet, Ohio, topped tha vw- 4:44 p. a . M:4R p- m Uag. a M Vi With both Vlerida and Florida 6:11 a. m. l l: » a. m. Slate Idla Mat weak, Icarneechla'a 4 :0 p. m. ll :Wp- ■chief competition came from full­ . ROW f. u back Don Bostrler and right half-1 6:6t a. m. . . . . a. ■back John Varana, bath af Miami | R:U f . m 11:61 P- m- Hr ED corrigan NEW YORK on - The National Hors* Show opened an right-day tun ifl M.disco Square Garden lo day. The official opening It *«# for tonight when It Gen. Thoma* V Urrrcn. commanding general of It* lit Army. lake* :hr »aljlr o' l>» four International tram*. But Star Miler, Santee, Poised For Fight « With AAU Leaders Mississippi State Is Facing Toughest November Schedule Maryland Stale May Have Another Undefeated Season Notre Dame Is Relying Solely On Ball Control UofM Homecoming Slated For Friday Walcott To Play Trainer In Movie Victory No Fluke Bowling S Fight Results Titusvillt Tidit Sam Scarntcchia It Back Of Week duJtoL. (k d Need Not Cut O ff Your Income Wookly Incoma IS,000 or $10,000 Dooth Banofits Freshman Team To Ploy Tomorrow *. 16 6:4) a. m. U:*f • M p. m. « :* Mamaay, Mae. U t : » a- wTomorrow afternoon at 4 o' cloak T:M f . at Ike MtiaMptl Medium tha San­ ford fm am sa team win play tha 6:61 a. tn. (jeabraaae frashmaa team. 6:16 p ■ . IRa Mam, coached by Howe Gordie, wdl play Ha last game af tha season No admission wO bo charged sad everyone Is urged tn coma out and see thaw 'future Ida' battle w«h laahraaaa. jg^ *• ■ ^ ' M * *• *■ * : • ► ■■ Can Be Added To Shaky Mutual O CTOBER SALE BRAND NEW '55 CHEVROLET Vi TON PICKUP TRUCK RcfuUr Price 91748 NOVEMBER SPECIAL Autamobilt Liability CBS ) Ma. N uriitif OH* n. �Cl ■ >4 -I If I f * Worth A n yth lag B-BKAt T A T M H ’t W orth Advert lain* 1b « .CLASSIFIED ADS Phone 1138 - A. R.JP Aseoctataa • A. 1 . PWennu P. J. Chesterson Garfield tells. John Meiseh. R W. Hams. A. C. Doodney. Land veyor THE SXNFORD HERALD 2 KRAI. KRTATK FOR RAt.K 3 THE OLD HOME TO W N • AdTartlmi art requested to n> tity (ha Want-Ad Departin' im■sodlataly of any wwr* fir ad*, as The Sanford Hersl b* opocslbla t o only on* ■ eel section. m o from 8:30 a. m. until 8:30 p. a*, sack business dap aacept Satarday afternoon. Daadlin# far asak day Insertions la 8:00 p. m. the day preceding publication. a LOW ELL B . O U U Bnflder Pbooe 1U* Offire: 2M1 8. Orlande Dr. iS i F U R N ISH E D A P T *. ••• west lit. Or Call at Punt" ta w S a t o . 118 Wait l.t- .BEi: Semuoia Bealt^ (or Destr- rbone IT. su e Homes sad - E v T Luvaly. «£*■ Tvu rooms. IM- 811 Para. FURNISHED Three Room Apt. ssith bath. 5 5 ^ S * J E r& , <L*V a|«>. 812 Tark or Phone 133I-K-2. • ¥ l’HNU»HKD three rooms and " b a th . 1302 NaP>® Aii*r. l hoM 1471. Arrarello. W» Park.___ S'l HNISIIKD 2 II. R. Garage Apt. 2300 Mellonvilla._________ „ NICE rooms, M . water, teleriiinn. • Coffee pnvilegei. 8* wrfUy. ! 1015 ty.____________________ FURNISHED t Bedroom Apt’ Phone 432-W. . NICELY Furnished 5 room Gar- • Xtf^LVWS:. ^ a "ss?a ss» S 5 a , in saw budnrss settlement at i jrth soil Sanford Ave. Phone | m or inquire at Bast Service ' ® 8toL »r! h and Sanford Aaa. U N D E R NEW M ANAGEM ENT BAN LANTA ArTS. Vacancy Nice, rushed. Phooa 1710-1 ly Juroish t Bedroom .7 furnished. - matto. r.iee 7 ARTICiJS POR RAI.E * m x !y % 3 % A V % i» 'A v7, v/<t •V '/ ■ ' *• 14 IS r»T‘ 4 % % i'n 17 it IL : : AEMT-NAVY SURPLUS ]«a %11 ;n i+ il *v Paint ........................ *2 so Gal. IF IT B REAL T-Shirt* ........................ 4lr Each ^ t < . Jo aP * ji 40. Mulherry 310 Sanford Ave rtnmo 1121 m •I UT r V F P Y TIMET & W A M P F I N D S A 41 Eeri Idcn '<Yt & y y j,-* 5 U N N Y S P O T * - “l t » L O A F - - I T S QUICK CASH for Furniture. Add­ 3» 42 Itotust ’/V ing Machines, Typewriters. Out­ 41 Ornament U N P C f T A K O P E N W I N D O W board Motors. Rosts. Super if i •lo 3r for lha Se. Trading Port. One mtla South C M* ,t*t M»*,••• .,-^w«t. — Ii. Hr/*. ..m .fti 1 1- 1 finfrr % | on lT-t2. Phone 2212 R. 41 4\ -41 43 Crnus ef ducks f/ { RED-I-MU CONKRETE ON tZool) Miracle Concrete Co. 188 Mm Ava. 46 Turman Phone 1333 l— ARTjqjM FOR KA1K —I is b u sin e ss o r r o m i w m i t a t2 13 NOTICES AND PERSON tl.s 13 & a ruler / / / 4»* — karlur/ u> yuu — Pc. living Room Suite. almn«t 47. Halfpenny If vou have an Alcoholic Pn>blem. LEAVING SANFORD Grocery % >> new. ICO., Bed. springs and Aluminum I Eng I Write P. II |lo\ 1213 or Phone Sforr k. Sc m e station. l*.ong mattress. *23 Call 2413-M be­ V cBtllan lllindn 2.Y k). Alt holies An.ui) inoti. good holiness Mu I ,r!l by Nuv. tween 2 and 3 p. m. ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED 3Enclosed bead Sagitrovf bntiom loth phone !*?U. u it i i.tti s t im i i .n ii.it rail with piacuc ends. Plastic or BEDROOM HOMES — PRICED 8 Ft. Coldipot regriRerator. Gi*u| 22-»:4.Ern:ii’Ai. sEttvKVjs—a II— Mist EI.I.tM.Ol'S rayon tape*. Cotton or nyk« —13 condition. *183 ( 108 rinecrest from <10,gOO. to 113,000. FHA cords. SWEET Hamlin Orange,. M i * i Drive. aprll.vnres sales Bushel. It. W. laird. Phone KBIGIDAIItP. Sonkarik d a m and Paint Cn FURNITURE foil «n t«rch at and VA (GI) Financed. and service. G II High, Ovlofo. Nil Park Ounrr pick up at *U3 I3I7-W Machines, an I Repairing 112-114 West 2nd St Phone 12t Fla. Phone 4131 or Sanford ODHAM A TUDOR, INC. or cal! Mr«. l/'.cjo) r*i7 J. Must BKCV h 184 H Park Phaae |7K. 1642 W alter 6 pm. 17- AUTOMUBII F-S - 7TCA1I ERs •dentif, Uaggerly Appliance Center HOLLYWOOD 4*V— Ohicrvat.nnt Builders of Finer Homei for last CASE DC-4. GOOD CONDI­ "l*nt It about time show husinesi “Vour Weitinghmiie Dealer" 14HIT.OAs. MKttVICKB —14 TION. **20. 1931 3IODEI. A lav>ks good, run, Florida Living. a ;- n u n ) t u t n r m e m - u •topped being in lovn with ttsetf? Maitac Washrrs go. it GimhI tires. *IL3. 2120 Colcmso Healers . F I 30 up Salea Office—2823 So. French .Ave BRITT TRACTOR CO. tin viewer was tlruek with ITcmblag. Rrrvxv r Orange Ave. HAYNES Oflice rtacMne Ca.. that I’honr 1737. Illwav 17-12 South Phone 30! 113 .Matpolla M r. thought when viewing th* 2100 or 2810 M. G. IIODGKH r , |n-s nlers, aihhng nurtunos, Servrr on All Water Pump*— It wtr. nay YOU to see US brfier cs Kent sis. 314 Magnolia. Ph Mill mliif ap. rtarular. "Show HEATING SPECIALS llu". It waa (i.wishte entertain* Well, Drilled — Pamp* 44 Fluor Furnace, ami Clrrulalort you buy. Open Evenings aud Wrought Iron Lamps Psola Itoad Phone iW mint, but how many ravatradri Sundays. II. rf. POPE CO- IN L 1—3 Way Floor Lamp, 2 ?4- IlEAUTV PAWtrtKS —24 ol the show world can th* pubUg LatlsMe Trailer Rate*. 200 rianth Park Avo. Phone l «*• Matching Table Lamps . . . . IKK .FU’S T it E ll SERV ICE I take? **• • • Palttka, E l a ." » ', , w * All 2 for o n ly ........ .. ....... *t»30 re . 'Rem red, Ttipped. Shaped Eva llrv* Jtcniil)- Simp 'Hie same reaction wax evnknl II VARIETIES PANELING T iand llrxitrd. General Tree |nx I.. 2nd. FI Pc. Native and Foreign Woods. Surrron Free E s I I m a t c a. TRAILER — "CMy-Cnach" uiih SEE Fred the II sir,tyHat. fur an by Hi* Judy Garland spectacular. Sectional, See Ttcm At tnslrl and auning Gixm) rnmli- ........ — Urn Too many ,tar« have been strick­ Phone WJ X-W, Sanford. In inIdualtged • id Rrg. *179 2 re.' lion. Cheap. San l.ando Trailer en hv the di«ea»e of reminiicing Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Sectionals lark. ............... *139. Out West tails fit. rhane 7U7 yiJHlIl aamling and flni-Mng entertainment. What they For M T Your lleauli \V-il, rail about hmild do ti entertain, not talk rieaning. waxing. Serving Semi sA B T in P i WAVTri) - « Comfort Sperlsls Iliirrirll’H lleaulv \ ihiK U nolo County since PJ23. II. U m i (TlltYSI.KIt Windsor Ifolu,.- Phono 971 ___ _ Assoc. B. i 4)ak Ave I abool it. CASH. IHAlir.-I.N nriirs t Ihior Sedan. Pracllrall) new lOpeu • li ningi by •a|i|Kiinlment. Glrsson. l.ake Mary. I he rlawis rvamplcs aro Hvg or Full auc) Each. Aigaa*t at Hiawatha am - 1 i id (urbiiurc Call paid for uged lurbiiure call 95S tiers, radio and hralrr Gmsl Price • •liltimers who rel.ive to quit. Per» Wtlsun Maicr Furnnuro Co. 311 rendition ti'.2V. Phone 14AYX-W *8*30 Quiltop Matt. hap* they are still great parform* FHA Financing *42 30 allsr 4 .V) p m n I.AUNIIUY NKRYVICR -23 a good location, 39.30 Royal Comfort Matt. . 39 30 E. lit SI. cri. But ,iwi ean’t tell, hersuiw roc Remodeling ,nd repalre. in HIGHLAND MARBLE TOP Table, preferrabh Nothing D«.wn—Small Monthly l» At.TOMOBIEK BROWER* -la • One b trr • Wa an and Damp | they keep gahhmj about how they neat 2 bedroom 4130 Pre.Bullt 3pc< Matt. . 24 30 oval. Give details and Phone Payments wowed 'em at the Palace, rollyij bath and MichDry Identical Savings on Matching number to B-tx II, % The San­ CARS Sherman Conrrcle Co. Ywed acejjr landri the | lies, amaabed 'em tn * One hour H Wash and Dry Box Springs ford Herald. ________ « BOUGHT SOLD TRADED Oat Weal 13th Phase 7421 " a S T p S L d ' at w !*n- with Fold Dubuque. Hoy Krel'a lltrfl Car* M M N N tfnfia * Finished I.sundry HELP WANTED 10 ENVELOPES, letterheads, slate So what* Can they vtifl enlcrtiltl Sanford Ave. A 11th St. r ™*LEP Edge Inner Spring Matt. 10 • Samione Dry ('leaning thi• generation? That is the ques­ Matching Box Spring, Reautl- TTTT70N CEH S has immediate menlt involrri. nand bills, and ReuHor A. Soulhwide Imiindrximr.l !. ,, , l , *dboard (choice color), tion. need for nuldsmPng young m,n r o g r a m s, eir Progressive A— date Newlb Side Pnodmart Bldg. krow ledge nf g. niral nltiiv wi rk 'rinling Co., rhou* 4bd — 402 IV —Motor,/ lioals/ Trailer*— l» It's nut li t the looped trouper wn Bldg. IM Eavl Mlb St. W .1 IJib SI etsfni.af TtiU is an opportunity who go t Iui The loung­ n.EAtltNCE SMB ECHOLS BEDDING CO. for Ihr right man Write Box 1923 E\ INRUDES and r. f l l l l l ) s M O N 31. S I K3 II I S 24 er Mari have hren afflicted, too. X '» The Sar.foM Herald, giv­ I.NSTAt.I.ATION of lan<drum, Carm a so n ry * Mapolla Ph. 1232 l/.SKD Mill Oils Take Judy Garland She tv a |>e:-. Tile, ing sgp and lull particulars of 1. 2 II P SEA-KING. wonderful ’inser Rut on her TV w S « JS vrtr-.,!rg. Sanford l.inulriim A Tile C’n. mgood Cumpenn Studio of Oonrlnj; marriage and mllitar/ status. Most desir... *2*30 •how, the emree, Ungers and I7f W l«l SI. Phnno 1917 1. 1. H condition F"X Tret — Walt* — Swing P. KVINRUDE. WANTED — Colored Conk with Rumh, Samlia, Tuogo. M,imho. itanrerv gave her «urh a buildup run, like a top and beats reference,. Call 1?M M I IHCYCI.E PAINTING P. (I. Ifox 267 that >ou ev|ieitr| j oimhinauont rowing . *21.30 2312 Sloluwk Morace age ul unlit .......... X-Mas . of Sarah ll>rnhardt and ()ueen 3 6 II. P SCOTT-ATWATEII. CKIIK WANTED. Rel»a side o( .s’anlry'a Hike hhop Elizabeth to emir on stage Thera ilore. Tnuchfon Drug Co. llko new *29.93 PlJXfVI) RKRVICK —77 r 310 f 4tls Rl. Phoua 2434 3 It P SCOTT ATWATER. was bound to b# s let down MAN. 73-33 with Service Station rrttalihad ............... ..(A*so Sammy Pavtv Jr. is another « • L Xlll-Plsno Tarhnlrlan espenene*. Preferrably Man­ Spare Hriters and Floor Furn­ 3 H, bEA-REF. ........ .. *38 30 L.Pbooo 2161. Itouto 1. Sanford ample Hr It a great talent. agement for 43 hour «ork 3 4 tVINRUDK ............. *30 00 aces Liberal Trade-In. "He iv Ih* mo»l exlranrdinsry perurrk in Sanford. Contact Mr. 9 HORSE WIZARD *«00 Kirrhnf at Sun Oil i n , 411 7!» II. ELGIN —runs good. 33 I 37 ION - S t formrr I've ever »een He ran at— French Ave hcUcen 3 and r. inj tietlrr than Jolv.rn and dinct New Model, only ........ *30 00 m t> m Tucday, Wedneiday and COIfCRCTB 7‘, MERCURY. ANYONE INTERESTED in form- i Iw-tter than Aitaire, and he's a Thursday. No lloltom Cal. . *113 00 inif a Tiling (Tub ant being an rreat mimic lie ran even tmltal* arlu e living member ifonlart me, and that'i about a* low as Phono IsU 7t» FIRESTO NE-Like new A DO YOU want to ram extra 1007 Ranfnrd Ava. itexl at «■ i t . Johnny Walker. Rl I Box 301-A. you can t v " money for Chmtmas? Women to il FIRESTONE wilh Fuel P . M. CAM H JK I.L rri, I i nr i II 2120-R Wa Ml Djvi > ha, t» do iv divplay needed for delivery end tele­ O Malic Tank ... 1132 30 I teach nienitw-i, to fly. Gaarcai Coatrarfor phoning. Car and Phono es 1hu amazing talent* But he ipendl 10 II JOHNSON, "Hamas of DuUnrUon" wmlial. Call in per,on 9-1 p.m 1 1o*i murh time on night club flnori rear shill, tank SI23 00 MWar 17 82 Ptmaso 1441 towith If. Lightning MERCURY *129 93 Buy, Sell. RcnL H're with want df'eribinc hu early years and eu­ ads, the husiert salesman tn logizing Im dad and uncle, "»h« 12 H. SEA BEE For Battar Plumwog 10A HEI.p" tV \M E D I0 \ town. Pul ono to work for you. taught me everything t know." NOTICE Very good condition . ... 1129 93 8oo or CaU (Female) Phone IR21. Wa will ho glad fo So p!ea>e, p/rfnrmerv, no mnro MERCURY CRUISER . *193 00 Claarance of Odd* and Erds. W. J. KING charge iL 16 It. SCOTT-ATWATER YsanleH Immediately Flaor Sample* On* af a Kind. etr. 2**a Sooth Park Phono M medleys vtartmg with a muling Cnmptrlo with lie nude con­ Ref. Trie* Bain Price Administrative Secretary with rhnru* ol "Therc'v No Runnels trol Box and contrul cableTyping and Shorthand. In handle 128-98 Bnby Bed and Like Show llunnrsv " Just show only ............................... *139 93 TV SERVICE TOO Mattroas ........ 814 93 ofnre work. Eiperlenrr nrer,. us what you can do. CAN Fast and Efficient sary Wnie Rex W W % San­ Also many motors torn down for 8830 Contour Chairs .......... w no ford Herald or rail 2203. SP.IX JENNINGS TV CENTER used parts. Reasonable. 218.88 IJr. Room Suita — I28JS Anything Phono 2313-J. . 093 Plastic Top Step With A EARN up to (40 00 weekly at On Sal* While They last! A IfooUr Coastnirtfon Co. Classified Table* ...... 27M home. No ranvasilng. Expert- GriffisHomes New 1133 Model E\ INRUDES and Ramodcliag MUST SELL AT 88 93 Lounge Chair* ............ MM rnrr unnecrsiary. Write to The Ad 3 11 UGHTWIN. (Se|J Out) Phono 2384-M-4. Door*, ceramic 288.98 Simmons Hlda-a* Jalran Co., 167 So Crescent JUST CALL 7H FLEET WIN. (Sold Out) hitchHrtghla Blvd-, Lot Angeles 42, HOUSE CLEANING - Windows. 13 I t FASTWIN Sale in un M Bed ........................ ... 231 no <alii . . heat" Demonilrafor *283 00 Walla, Floor*. Ph. D. C CaU- IS It. ___ _ ____Mortgage 218 93 2 pc. Sectional Sola .. 141M 2.3 II RIGTWIN— l .Sold Out) well. 1I49J. 10R— SALESMEN WANTED - 1 0* at 4*. no quest inns asked. Imi­ 229 93 Lawson Sofa A 23 II Elec. Starting n ted near High School in good HAI. fkm A* k — r o r i . m o k Chair ........................ 1MU llig Twin |4 (t 10 BING rr tidennil section, aeeUor till U a 3.93 B!ondo End Tables . ... M l Old established installment com­ Gontrart PLUM *12* and rapxir work. Fro* 23 11. Elcc. Demonilrafor at ItlJ t pany has opening for sober, wide rstimaloa. R. I. Harvey. 204 COMPLETE OUTFIT SPECIALS KmwufSSu — .— .1 a aa dawn pay- i n 83 4 Pc. Blonde Red Room awake man. Must hava car and Suita .............................. 14100 rclerencrs. p. 0. Mux 347, San. Sanford Av*. Phono 112*. Clast. Aluminum nr Mahorinv 8830 Orthopedic Mattresses . 34 M ford. a r k js w r s r * Boats Many new models Just G A TLIN B R O T H E R S A boos-eeodtng foot 9830 Maple Bunk Bads with arrived. Dragnet and Rulldnxrr Service Thiols awe ito,wbed's or* *f Gal .r trailer, aim rever.il mo­ Mattresses ........................ MM AMANA FREEZER FOOD PLAN S « m in o lt Pbnmv: 2221 — Sanford, 2232— dels of u,cd boat, A trailers on Mae* enlighlerving tborv m KooL 48.83 Wardrobes .................. MAI This it a full lime opportunity for Geneva hand, priced reasonable. men with ambition. Age it no 148 8* Foam Rubbar Studio Completo training will Couch ............................... 798* bsrrler. — Bring your wardrobe ROBSON S p o rlln r Good* he given to men selected. Cer SEWING problems to me. Work and Fit 88 93 Simmons Chair Reds .. 42 M necessary. Qualified leads sup. tvtisrnde Salra A Service fuirantrcil. S e w location, 3*4 K. MAS Double Dresser A Plied from advertising and cu,tat KL Ph-me 99s 213 ,Map!a Avo. Phono 722-J. Mirror ........................... S*M lorner referrals tmedlate mmMrUdllama. 13 83 Night Stands .. . a . . . 932 misston rarntngs on credit *8 - PTJRNmmP. I ’M M flwAls proved orders. Phone 227»R. OHLA.'400 179.93 Extra Largo Chroma Undo S DtooUat ........................... 8888 Bay yoor FuraRora at Berry's Ray. II B U /lO tH G r N B C D S ^ WaraKouM Funs.. Cn.. at 801 W b ' r STSrZrm.'TSmw*. •APABRoom, m ” Tih° lgr W. 8th t RNTURNISIfED House, l k ' UPSTAIRS unfurnished. Apart* rnant Kttfhan equlpprt Smco • Htater. 2 screened lo rti aa. Close in. Phone 4T1-W. h d ALL unfurnished f arano m m ment, cor. Sanford A E. IWi. L Phone 1T83-J.________________ ■fwREE Bedroom house. Mlldtm • furnished 87*. per room furnished Dt«4*i ApL 99monthly, adults. Phase I642-W evenings. Jwo-Room Parelahaid ApL ... •• highway 17-81. Doseett’s Or©y * rerles, a miles South of Seniord. $E W 2 Bedroom Home. Ph. 2002. •CLEAN I Bedroom I! Apartment Close la. Art. Phone 818 THREE BEDROOM House. Hard, wood noon, kuebaa nmilihed. Near High School. 173. per mouth. See Mr. and Mre. fault at fau it'i Drug Store pear Poet m Office. M-AKE MARY — furnished House. _ Phone TIT or 13T4-J BW aL F Z n J l Z . 8 S Mag- noise. '■‘- s ’w Tueo. Nov. 1 .1055 Is Show Business In Love With Self? fuitNlSHED Anartment 300 Park Ave. CLEAN furnished *i.i Close T'U West 1st St. Phone 818. /if Cs Ron*way a a i B toy l o t o (i Phone IWI n VELAKA APAKTHOm: pnrita baths, il* W. U r n m . __ “ £ » £ ' '/ f r '- r d d - e * - m Lorh Arbor. BB H W «■* " ACTIOS* ] A Dickers character, • Tiny -----” 4 Net many 7 CrrnbrelJ 2 Metallic l'K ,l to Beach II riimh.ng rtsM 13. Thallium nym > 14 racisms, ticn nt inttrlegation 13 K\tn 16 The helnt oak 18. fhinria river V* I smprey . ticn • I. A nieaiurc 13 Vrtliga 23 Light* 29 Not working 31 A ,vtng 32. Sol-* rivrr 33 Sloth 32 Colored, as F.astrr eggs 37. Sound aa n bell 39. Y»s (Sp I NOT A PROJECT! TV R. MBBia* l l l i r i g Realtor — Geaertl laturanre 1!M9, Sanford's leading Gonrade R. DtegfMdee Aeeedale Since Builder of homei for over l.soo 112 N. Perk Aee. people. The Want Ad Department U Phene n a S le. Sales Olfice; Little Venire i DAI L Y C R O S S W O R D BATMOND M. BAtX. BROEEB O. M. HARRISON, BROKER S. D. Hishlryman, Associate KM South i'ark Ave. Phone M0 Jr., WljWUSur­ ' ' « pm,# BUT — Homes of Real Inditlduili!)■; Rrtitan) Firm Homes. FOR RENT — l 's RR furnished Early Americsn. Ultra Modern. houie out of city. 3 minutes from Conventional A French Colonial the Rase. *36. per month. Avail­ types. able Now! BUILT On I^rge Landw-apH SCARCE A S H E N ’S TEETH Lots: in the best of neighbornoods. 3 BR. MODERN cottage. IT.ono no. nearly new. overlooking Inhabit COMPLETE with all the features lake Jessup fell the privileges you have dreamed abo-it such uithout Ihe upkeep *. 1* nminuiei • s colored General Eterlrie from Sanford or Orlando. The appliances and colored plumbing futures. SPACIOL’S KITCHEN Is completely equipped with automatic washer, dryer, stove AND available at rratonahle and hot water heater; providing prices, with the best financing the most fastidious with cheery A with minimum downru)mints. working and dining arcn Terms, hut rash talks. “No phone call*, please." Wellborn C. Phillip.-*. J r. M a— -■•**• tr t M s r * -■ n •“ h j v j ? s s w 'e J s rg p B N B W i Mather of Sanford !it=— SSSMSS___=M± DAWNS MOWED hr Jerry Lord. COLLECTION of 14 Pistols, 9 Frau estimates. Phone 1317 W Shotguns and Ammo of all sues. w Billing Clerk, Thoto tn'.rre-trd Phono 2120 R EXPERIENCED____ Typtit and DicUpnone operator for appotntmeat. o n a » :uM * desires potitien m docaL Arm'. ^ rB ^ B o * 22, 7k the Sanford 1st SL All nationally adv. fur a s jim ^ ^ a a ra b o iH e n rie e ,^ ^ 21 LOST AND POUND 21 I/)ST on State Rosd Project.. bmwn leather BlltfoW with cur­ rency. drivers Iterate, tdenti-1 firation. paper.-., etc. Please Botiiy Mata Head Dept, City SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. Oat Wart 13th 8L �•- h it • SANFORD IHERAT.I** Tue». Nov. 1. 10S5 Country Living Means Relaxation Criminal (rontfaerd From Page One) brforr Judee V anar Carlton. Trial was art (oi Turadajr, Jan. 10. 9 to a m (CWaUnoed from P air On?) William Cron charged with "*»tam a expressions of admirxtien aault with attempt tn murder" will And praU* (or the M-yesr-old Mar te tried on January 11. at • *0 a m l i n l ' i decision. In which she laid: The svond bond to be ejtrealrd "Mindful of Ihe rhurrh'i teach- a ia that o( Ray Motin*kl te l that Chmtun raarrlata i* in­ Bobby Johnson, charged with dissoluble and conscious of my breaking ano ____________ enterim" will be duty to tht commonwealth. I have i trirf”oiT January Td,' B 10 a m. resolved to ptat th n r considera­ Other trial* act, in the two weeks tions before ar.y othera." of criminal court hearing* arr: There waa »om« anger here al Norman Kimball for "Grand Larirtu t i 'l l frit In hr the riranny eeny” on Jan 11 al 1 pm ; •f tradition ar.d convention that Ralph Stewart a! 9 V) * m on Jan {oread Mariara* to live up mar- 12; Dan Wells for ••shooting into rtas# bccauar of the rrllsioui view* a dwelling" or Jan 12; Ben Joe. of one of the* population for shooting in*o a drelltng on Jan — segment _ Soma tewvpaperi predicted the JS , w 4 m . clayfon Thnma* •onunon’i ealth and the Church of , flJj ra # r h ,r . f has been England — the established church ,et [6f j an lfi ,t j jd a — would be more hurt than helped m . R1->(yi nn t charge of By ber renunciation. | attempt to commit rape" on TuesThere are women who only love Jjn , T Smith on Jan ia»d Sir B arfly Batter 1? with trial for Eutene Green• Cloadiao-hntn member of Par- leaf for "grand larceny'* with nn Harnett who know* the Princen. definite date ret. " I have a haunting feeling that Joseph E Glidwell, being In Sem­ Princeia Margaret la one of them." inole County Jail on a "worthicti He cave hia a le a f in an Evening check" charge, pleaded guilty b" Standard irtlrle entitled "Marga- fore Judge Cjrllon thia morning pet** Sacrifice *• but wain't •epleneed Paud Hub lack, held in the county Jail under ON E OF THE GREATEST bareback riding acta In all eireua Watery will bo aeen here on Friday, Nor. charge* not specified w*i released ember 4. matinee and night when the great King Bros three ring Clreu* eome* t*» benfonl spon*orea hy the ruurt because of inefficient by th* membeia of tb# Junior Chamber of Commerce. The “Riding Doreheatera" fise sensational information ha re hart, riding eouMtrfana direct from lengthy rngagemei.** In tendon. Pari*, Denmark and other Other ;rial dates tel rtjn inefuded rrn«! fool nenial rltl** will he making their American debu*a »« on* of the many forel-rn act* that (Continued From Pair Ou"l a charge of grand l*rr*ny again*! h* « b*-n imported by «h* Kmr Bro* for their 3<th annual tour thia aesmn. King Bro* Clreu* i* shepherd!, yuletide. Chrutmaa Ellis Kettles which will be tried i ow the Second Largest Circua In all the Universe" and wdll be presented In threa ring*, elevated p M t, Santa Claut. fir«plarra. Jan, IT. at 1J0 pm .; Vernon A stage*, a mammoth menagerie and a hippodrome track wrlth a gataiy of 150 internationally famous CiroU. reindeer, aktighi, Christ- Musielman, charged with "crime rirrua and arenle atara. The ahowgrounda will ba located at Illway No. 17-02 adjacent to the farmer# n a i pretenta, and anew icenei. against nature" will be tried Jan Auction Market and twro performance* wll* be itaged a t 2 P m. and at * p. tn. These theme* will help, according 18. al 1 .7) am to the tatter, Veep Ihe theme of William OgUsby, ’•eld In en*mty ‘ thia jrear'a Chrlstrai a Parade Jail under three charge* of "grand "LM'i Put Chmt Bark Into larceny" lnvosing the taking oh OtrUtm ai." ihrca outboard motnra, pleaded For the float Judged be«t there 'not guilty" **hen arraigned. Ilia[ TAIPEI. F o r m o s a , IP —| (wren tha genrrjtliiimo and any voyage to Erypt with his wife, will be an award of IIS and '.eronrt trial dale was act for Jan. Id, at When Kart L Rankin wa* in col-' foreign envoy of the past Rankin was caught at Manila by Seat receive! SIS Entries are re. d V) a m. lego one would hardly have gucsicd And in addition to hia other du­ Jspan's entry into World War II. fMftod no later than Nov. # . with William Mii'er, with only flso that enm* day he would be US ties. he has headed up a complex Interned for 21 month* he was fi­ registration made at the Jaycee charge* of "breaking and entering" ambassador to tha Republic of team that biclude* tha chiefs here nally freed and proceeded on to Information Booth, phone 1372. of the foreign operations adminsentered again*! him. pleaded guil­ China. Seminole County Srhoola will Rankm w n educated as an engi­ istration the US military assist­ Cairo, arriving in ISM, ty to each one this morning when Clow tor Um event which will be neer. a career ho hid wanted to ance group god tha U.S. Informa­ Th* future ambassador waa con­ flU|*d Nov- to at 2:30 p m arraigned Judge Carlton, aen- tollov (rom boyhood. Ho atudlrt tion Service. fenced Si ller to |1 year* In Ral sul general al Canton prior to be­ Bloats entered In the parade by engineering at California Institute Tho Job <4 top American rtpreSdtoola will be Judged aaparately ford Pmon at hard labor on one of Technology. Federal Polytech­ aentativa on Formosa haa not al­ ing assigned to Taipei in 1U1. In ■Sd trophic* awarded the winner* of the charges. On Ihe other four. nic In Zurich end Princeton. ways been such a trying—or Im­ the meantime, the American am­ Hunt, In hie letter to the mer- Judge Carlton gave Miller 10 years By Ihi lime he waa t t . Rankin portant—assignment. Rankin came bassador to China, Dr. J. Leigh­ for one, *nd two yean for earh of •basil, laid, ‘To make this your here in IMb as minister and char­ ton Stuart, had quit the mainland l Chriilmaa Parade, the moat Ihe other three, to run concurrent­ had turned to tho foreign service, ge d'affaires and was not raised to and returned to Washington. Some­ hut In many rotpocta tho engiMaaful held, wa heartily urge ly with the fifteen year* already rear'i training has continued to Use rank of ambassador until Feb­ thing of a we-want-Rank in move­ , full aup port and coopera- aentenrrd. ment developed on Taipei as spec­ •erve him well. For with tho State ruary IMS. U f a bring food will, cheer Department he ha* again found Rankin, now a handsome, portly ulation aroto as to Stuart's suc­ •Bd ■ real apliit of Cbriatmaa to delicate problems In which a single min of U. waa born In Manitowoc, cessor, and the subsequent appoint­ •u r wonderful town " false calculation might causa gnat Wis. Follow big bis graduation from ment wa* greeted here with unqual­ PriaSteon, he embarked on • three- ified aati'facUon. harm. (Continued from Pege One) This is psriirulirly Into of his year assignment at construction Pari of Rankin'* popularity here to th# rioting dato of tho mrm* present assignment. ruperintendent in lh« Caucasus with t* due lu hia often-spoken opposi­ berthip campaign. Rankin has been America's top Near Eaat relief tion to <11 forms of communism. |C n tlMad Fron Page One) Coming to Sanford for tht win­ representative on this nervous Is­ Ho returned homo snd became But hr alio n n a reputation as • BN iiw « l that Tengay should be ter concert terlea will ho: Corne­ land during a period of almost con­ manager of a real c u te company forceful yet genial administrator jkMijrnri to post a tio ooo bond to lia Oti* Skinner on Dee. 1; Nat­ tinuous crisis In the Far East. His ■t Linden, N J. But the tesla of who preserve* a strong sense of Allure hit return after mMIril ion and Neal, farritd Australian- appraisals ha*« helped ta ship# tae*lgn servlte had lOertod him humor while adhering lo protoeel. inatm aat. American duo piano team; and tha U S policy tn the fata of repeated strongly, and when he heard la The tall, graying ambassador Is However, Cc-v. Collins aaWl ba Don Cossack Chon:* and Dancers threat* by Communist China lo In­ IHT that •lamination* w art being liked by both Chinese and Ameri­ Ni*nM B.d ba denied proper medi under the direction of Rerge Jar- vade Fnrtnoia and other offshore held for positions tot tba nawlv era can member* of the embassy staff. islands. •al ear# it It to financially Impos­ off. *led foreign commerce service he A senLir American employ* said sible for him in put up a bond Thru# reserving membershlpt, In And during his tenure on For hurried off to Washington. Emerg. limply, "I could never expect to Cheney waa tnilnirted to work addition to thoie already announc­ n o n there hive often been sharp ing with tha higheat mark In the work under a better boas." •ut racommendatlcm* to govern ed, are. Mil* Carol Stone. Mr*. W. differences between tho objectives examinationi, he was tha flrat ap­ A girl worker said of the engi­ T o t f a y 'a release and return to the O. Livingston, J. If. Nicholson, of the State Drpariment and those pointee in tha commerce arnica, neer who turned diplomat: "I Rupltal and ctniult with Tongay’* W. R. Nlcholton, Mr*. Mim*, Mr*. uf Grneraluiimn < hiang Kai-Shek. which later was absorbed into Ihe think he's ling hao." lawyer, Waynn Blpley of Jackson- Roy Holler, Mr. and Mr*. Harry In lb* face of all thrse difficul­ s u i t Dcyartmsni's foreign serv­ In Chinese, that means "the N il, Robton, Sin. R. L. Cornell, Mr*. ties, Rankin has retained a rela­ Tba Cabuxt acheduled a apeclal W. D. Hoffman, tha Rev. and tionship with Chiang Kai-Shek per­ ice. i Nr Friday to formalize the Mrs. H. 1. Zimmerman. Sir. and haps more cordial than thoM be- Rankin's lint statem en t was as assistant trade commlsttonir WELL-PLANNED CITT Mr*. T. E. Tucker, Mr*. E. K. Teegiy It suffering trow ,n •&' Flaher, Fern Perk: Mr*. C. O. Knox, Altamonte Spring*; Mra. at Prague. Me was later aaaigned MELBOURNE UD-The capital of ■ im ■lor which ha <•■** C. O. Pierce, Fern Pork; Dr. and ta Athens. Brussels and Lusem the stale of Victoria where the IKd bourg. and was earring at Bma- Oiymles win be held it a modem treated *1 the prison. Mr*. Paul Setullert, AlUmenta sets when Natl Germany ordarwd well-planned city of Ito million Hi y n toovictM of msnslaughSpring*; Mr. and Mrs. KriaUan the American legation there closed. people. It Is an important financial ter for having directed hit daughRankin was then antgned to Cairo, trading center in the life of the S r to diva from ■ M toot ■printJulke, Attamonla Spring*. (Continued From Page One) but ft took him two yeara to gel Australian nation. Blectri; rail­ te u rl at • Miami B*«l* pool. SM Mt*. Floyd Smith, Fern **ark; Wlflarad Utal injuries In th* dl\n Chief W lUami and the entire Po Mrs. Ijrle Swope, Fern Park; Mr. there. ways. street ears and busses serve lice Department and said, "I metropolis. In m t , while m a and Mrs. George Stine, Dr. and learned long ago how* tn take orders N otice and carry then out." Mrs. W. R. Anderson, Mr. and Mra, TiUU, who beamed with Mrs. A. R. Peterson Jr* Mrs. pride and bora a broad mill* Eunice Jenklnaoo, Mr. Witlla throughout tha presentation of gifta and Use pre lee* from officer*, Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Burnette, eald, -1 want to thank tha Sanford Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Anderson, Mr. Police Department, Chief Roy snd Mrs. Raymond Ball, Mra. Williams, and tha city, for tha Albert Starke, Mayfair Ian, Mr, wonderful cooperation through and Mrs. Martin Brewster, Or­ lando. Mr*. Sybil Routh, Betty the*# year*." Aaked what ha would do now, Ann Munson, Dr and Hr*. Leon­ ard Munton. Bobbie Munson. h* started to answer and Mra. Cmdr. and Mrs. L. Blaine Libby, Tlllla broke In and said, "I’m go. Ur. and Mrs. Merle Warner, Mrs, WASH ABU l Ing to try to get him to take tome time off and play, lte'e G. W. Spence", Mra. Ralph Pasold, Mr*, ty'llliam W. White, Mr. worked hard all these year*." V. B. llardln, Capt. J . T. Block"You ought to tea him Mrr. bum. and Mra. Fred Williams. • • •• , Tillis remarked, “he’* doing some­ thing all tba lima- Repairing fneea. pa'-chlng up a boat, going here a 1 there working all the tim e" Today. Captain Roy Tlllla will relaa, not having to report for ICS I* HKRKHT OIVCM duty at » certain time. But, - he i i n l u i i N It huslaas* at can look back ow r the yawn, 4. a*Mit*u Cm i i ? und»t and then lo hi* gifta, to rvmcmber tttlaus tin * ef AI-A-Dm Mi ••4 that » • i i i n I ta th# long yeara of service to Baa> laid asm* with ih* rfirk DOWN OS all C«un. laauaati Ciuaty. ford and BernIn*lo County. . 1a m n N i m with tfca FIATHBB ia af th# riftitliut Nam* • • • t#-wtli iM tlai t a i l itatulM I III D a a a a I t C ra ia pi f i t ml* C Croat Princess Margaret Merchants Urged Rankin Has Big Job In Formosa e E Memberships Sold Russell Tongay Capl. Roy Tillis GETTYSBURG, Pa.. UK-Country t'.ving generally means relaxed liv­ ing, plenty of privacy and freedom uf movement And living en a W acre farm ihould give on* plenty of all three m ien you're Ihe President of the United State*. Even though the President will be recupersLsg here from his (■cart attack list month, the prob­ lems of privary and freedom of movement will be big onea at hia tprawllng. rolling farm on the edge nf Getlyiburg a famous Civil War battlefield Trying to help, however, are Gettyiburg Battlefield Park autborotlea and the Civil Aeronautics Administration—with an under­ standing j «jut from reiidrntj of this historic town and aurroundrng farm rountryaidc. Firit step toward enuring the Preiident's privacy came when park au'.horittos offered to eloie to all battlefield tourist* one nf the half doren nbicrvation towers which dot the battlefield. This pariicu'ar tower la along Vandalism (Continued from Page Ooe) Phil Haire, was damaged extenaiveelcy when a bolt or rock* were thro an through a restroom door •Inking a water faucet causing water to run through the night. Other report* said that coin hoxea were tom off machine*, window* were broken, traffic waa blnckrd as automobile! were push­ ed into the itrvet to block oncom­ ing ear*, acrccn door* were pulled off, were Just a few of th# acta of vandalism cauied during tho evening. The farm building al Seminole High School wa* entered but no immediate report of damage wa* made. However, it la known that tha youngster* left the building once to drive cars around the high •rhool football practice field and then return to take up their frolic. Mother'* acompanying young, iters for their Hallowe'en calls, laid that there were more parent* out with thalr children than ever before. However, they reported no vandaliam and no rowdlneaa in the groups of smaller youngiters at Ihey vlaited homes of friends and strangers ia their neigh borbood. A. Woodward DRIVING RANGE HELPED NEW YORK, UK—Doug Ford, who has earned mor« than U2,000 in golf prtc* money this yaar, aays ia his book "Start Golf Young," that he got his chance because of his father's driving rang# naar Van Cortlsndt Park. Ford lays; "When he moved to ' aa Indoor range I went over whenever I bad Ihe chance. It was there tftn t found out what a picture golf Is— •van on a big city driving range." HOWELL HAS BEEN AROUND NEW YORK W*—Coach Jim Lee Howell is in nis Uth season with tht New York Giants. After his playing career ended In 1MI he rerved as an tad coach under This ia Howell's second yaar as bead eoich. Jim Is 41. wwr Next time you prepare meat ialtie* from ground lamb, odd a Ittlo ground allspice along with tha salt and pepper. f Confederate Avenue, about • half mil# from Eisenhower’s (root door. It reaches up and over a wooded rection which separates Ike's farm lrom the battlefield. A tourist, even with the naked eye, can as* what'a going on at tit* farm. And. with th* aid of even medium powered glassr. or binoculars, he ean tell what co’or dreaa Mra. Eisenhower la wearing. Tite secret service didn't want to cause any inconvenience to tourtali but they reportedly were con­ cerned when they took a good look at th# aitualien and reilited a crackpot with a high-powered rifle, equipped with a telescope lem. could endanger the President or member* of hi* family. So it was decided to clofc the lower when the President atari at the firm. Later thia waa modified and. dur­ ing Elienhowei'a visit* here, the tower will be open—but under aur•elllance. Meanwhile. whJe the CAA ba* not potted the area aa a section over which aircraft may not fly, it hat l»rued a memorandum in which It note* "that air traffic in the immediate vicinity of the F.irenhnwer farm ba* steadily in­ creased and at unnecessarily low altitudes" Much of thia traffic, it pointed cut, waa from local plane* apparently hired by touriata who want an aerial look at th# farm. Aa a remit, the CAA haa naked tha cooperation of airport opera­ tor* and pilot* in Uia vicinity to avoid alfhtieeing trips. The usual regulation* calling for ( Coni laved From Page One) n ta te had been plagued by un­ authorised visitor*. A 22-year-old German refugee, Menkjird by authorities aa Paul W. Wlrtht of Floral Tark, wa* picked up and allegedly admitted ha waa prowling tha Woodward estate over the weekend. He alio was quoted as saying ha broke a window a day or two earlier. Wirths, who haa a burglary record, had been sought for ques­ tioning in tho Woodcasc ai well as in connection with a eerie# of break-ini In tha vicinity of tho Oyater Bay horns of th# Woodta r d a A policeman apottod him early today In Huntington, about Id mile* from Oyatef Bay.-In hi* ear officers said, was a shotgun stol­ en Oct. 22 in another Long Island ccmmtmlly. M irth* waa turned over ta Nasaau County authorities for ques­ tioning about tha Woodward east. Dial, Alty, Frank Cnilitta dll not immediately make public plan* for hit activities today and could not ba located by newsmen. Ha had taken a maw statement from Mr*. Woodward at Doctors Hospital here leal night. Propped up in bed, tha attraclive blond* gave detada of th* events leading up to tha shooting. However, aha brake down when ah# reached th# actual akoating and queaioning waa broken «ff a frr bar saUment that It waa a noire, rather then anything the saw, which eauatd bar to fire Sunday morning. Legal A T i r e s f o n c f:i'l fTAI Corduroy m ows W a r tili K . C r o n • W ASHED StCbmt CHEVROLET MAID TOP CHRY8LEH 4 DOOR DODGE 4 DOOR PONTIAC I DOOR PLYMOUTH CLUB OOUFH DODGE CLUB COUPS CHEVROLET DODGB CLUB COUPS • 8TERUZED MOTTO OF OUR PHARMACISTS! • n u n o k DODGB 4 pOOS I - iV- - ' t= Ti, • S | k r_m flight of 1.000 feet above th# L'zhcat obstruction still hold and there's no action taken against pilots flying over the farm on regular trips and for Utoia who don't realne that tha farm is owned by tb# President of th# United Stales. Traffic tn regular public roadi around the farm continues aa uaual—and that's tha way President Elienbower reportedly want* i t HU house ta reached by a long lane off Waterworks Road but the entrance now ia blocked by a heavy gale and a icntry box. occu­ pied by secret servica peraoanrl when he's at the farm. Meanwhile, work on putting th# farm in top operating thape con­ tinue*. When President Ei*#nbm*"r purchased the farm it comprised IN acres in not-loo-good share. Today hia holding* total ncirly (00 acres and with the enlarged house, remodeled barn, ImproiH lands, addition of a farm pond, it is an A-l farm accordin gto strict Pennsylvania Dutch standards. Strip farming, grass waterway* and other method* are being f 1lowed to put the field* in top cencition. The old farmhouse, owned hr 5imon Redding. *ai torn down t\eept for one section at the end. Ta this portion were built two more sections with all modern conlenience*, innuding air condition. ing. The house today bear* liti'e resemblance ta the modest HOyear-old red brick farmhouse tit# President purchased in November IM0. The next year, a retired hrigidter general, Arthur S. Nrvira. an old friend and something of a farmer In hi* own right, took over toe house and ran tha farm far sevtral year* until he purcha«ed the adjoining farm. Gen. Nerin* still oversee* operations on the President'* property and a road ■Inking tha two firm* 1* b*artiy traveled. Nevtai purchased the adjolninf farm about th# same tine Eisen­ hower started negotiating for addi­ tional ground. The President at cm* time commented he thought it was "outragem*" that lend ownera were a*ki»-g M00 an acre for land adjoining hia property. Eisenhower, since th# original purchase, bought three olher sec­ tions, one of 129 acre*, on# of 50 acre* and one of 12 acres. The townspeople also are defer* mined to do what they can lo help Ika'i recovery along and to ■<• that he it able to enjoy the farm and by preventing aoy commercial exploitation of lb# fact th# Treat, drnt'a home is Gettysburg. NOW SHOWING r « $ * . ’ Q n I (* �Weather f"*lr and warmer tonight. P«rtl.v • Imulv »nd mild Thurtilay. Fri«*** nvunmj, mild voulh and roi Iral riitlr‘rii. AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W SPA PE R WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2. IMS Aw-wwrtalrd Prrarv I-eamvd Wire Driver Injured City Manager Says Jones Picked Out No Local Official Of Lineup By Nu Will Attend Confab Tuewlay night at th* Manrion Home. Tho»# bringing chair* wer* fortunate for tha two a*. #*mbly ro o m w«r* crowded three quarter* of an hour before open­ ing time at 8 p- m. Ralph Withrrall, p r e s i d e n t . op#-*1 th# meeting with ti# Lord* prayer, Fropoijmetiv* and pew member*’ name* wera re­ ported; 25 of whom promptly paid their January (tua*. bringing th* memherahtp to 515. Qucrlea nrr* made for a volunteer for another deputy ahariff and diarjuiem of iharing tha bond pay­ ment for Dave MacFarlane, who I'LFTCHFW JONES TAI.HING *.ith Deputy Sheriff Morgan Mr. Clellard follow ng tha reading of a warrant charging Jone* wth tha criminal attack on a whita woman The warrant, *i;nri hy Seminola County Judga Rime*t llou‘holder, la *hown tn tha de­ puty Sheriff’* left hand. (Staff Pholot Legion Auxiliary To Conduct Rites 15-Year-Old Boy Missing From Home Meriwethei 9 9 9 | a U-yaar-oM hoy h mining from hi* homa after leaving tlaia* r*f A Saqntaole HUh School (ardty wonting at aphnuimately M o'clock. Mickey Carter. 1». 4 feet 7 knehea U l and weighing 130 pound* did no* return to hla home ywatrrday after leaving the *rhool after the ftrvt rla*a of the day. The bov'* father. F H Carter, • Shore Pilml Chief In the Navy here, reported that hi* ion, when lad eeen, wa» wearing a pleld ahirl, a brown *uede Jackal, levU, •nd Mack oxford*. la daacrlbmg hit ion. Carter eaid that ti« had light brown, early hair. The repiirl. made to the Sanford Toliro Department, ha* l*en uan*mitted fo alt l«* enforce­ ment agenriei. FOIJO CASES DROP JACKSONVILLE CD- Florida a IKS polio total reached 430 through Oct. IS compared to 1.50 for the cnrreipondlng period la it year, the Blale Board of Health tayi. Thera arm four new eaie* reported for the week ending Oct. IS Three were >» Dade County: A woman. 43. conparalytie; a 8year-old toy, uniperlfied; and an 18 year-o d girl, paralytic. None had received antipolm vaccine. Th« other rei# waa In Duvil. a byear old girl, type unapeelfied. Smith Faces Life Prison TtSnh Y u rtrty ln g DEtJkND —Meriwether Smith. M-Jearn'd part lime preacher and grading contractor, face* a Itfe priaon letm (or Ihe atrangulation claying of his r-ife Zona. A Circuit Court jury convicted Smith of firat degree murder yeaterday w.th a recommendation for mercy. I’hder Florida law, the ver. diet cam el a mandatory life **ntenre. Circuit Judge Georg* W, Jetkwn deferred tenlrnc*. Smith, who told a coroner’* fury he found hi* wife dead after he •truggled with Intruder* at their farm home near Oateen th« night Of July SI. did not lake the ttand Samuel Sm ih. 18-jear old >on of Ih* couple, eaid he did pot aee how the Jury could hav* brought tn any o'her verdict Ha teibfied Monday h« beli»vod "my father murdered h er” H# eaid he waa awakened by hit father attacking him but ticaped. CATTLEMEN TO MEET PANAMA CITY -About 1,300 cattlemen are expected Tueiday through Tburaday for the annua iMiventkm ef lha Florida CalUetnrn'i Ann. US. Brp Rob Sikea nf Greatview will be tha main epeaker. Many lemlnnla Cmtnly Pcma r.rt newr,rrerea b - lha *jpe i P>*j incnt (,'opipentate.V. Ijh * at# Mri*g aent forma by the Florida Induetrlal Comniitalm for determin­ ing their atatu* under thane** n the law, raporta J. F. Spellman, Prit^ipal Field Deputy for thia aiea. Mo*t flrma with a* f*w a* four nr m«r# workera will bemm* »ubjerl to tha law and • thr## per rent rhargt againat their pay­ roll*, effective Jan. 1, 1914 Spell­ man aald. Thota with eight or more worker# are prw**-ntly roverrd. The Federal Congrr** made IConlinued Ow Page Twelve- Building Permit Requested By Men Jirk Slegal and Robert tV»*J«n are the re-owner* reported la th# gartnerihip requeving a ear., •tMiction permit for a nave radio Gallon for Sanford. Tha two men, dvec h i*i.»ei* a* tha Sanf-rd Bret4ta»'-ng U rnI ary, have applied ta the Pederal •'.or.tmunlcallona Commlatlnn fnr a new ASI elation nt 1270 Kr, with a power of BOO w*"i. and for <lej time operation only Tha two men five Iheir aodrvit at P. O. Box 101, Moonlit Avo., Inrtamouth, Va. The Senrte Subcommittee tn in \r t;.- ie Jutenil# Delinquency continue* it* inir-ligatum of in* teratale adoption practice* during hearing* irhrilutrd for Miami on No*. It and It However, Ctly M*n*s*'r Warren E. Know lei laid that It would be impovtiMe fur city ntftcul* to attrnd th* iriiton* ilncr thr an nual meeting of thr Florida I #*• gue of Montrlpalilira will hr held at the tame lime. Knowje* iaid that the Honda ia to be hrld tn Jacksonville and I.cague of Municipalise! meeting that the annual event I* ritemlrd by the t'lty Manager, tha Mayor, •nd the City Atlnmey, Al a trparaie hearing on Nov. 18, mayor* from a number o! Florida ntiei will teatify on local project * deiigncd to curtail juven* tie delmquenry. Already arheduled in appear art; Mayor* Ahe Aronotil*. Miami; P»ul Bundy, rrpre•enltng M*yor Drier G Rrjnnlda. Ft. I audrrdalr; llavmrmd W. Greene, Winter rack; llm II. Ilopkln* J r , Saraiola; Sam .al G. John von. St, Prtm burg; 8. Scott Kally, l.akrland, C. F. Maa-uv t*en»aro|a; Francit W. Mormon, Daytona llrach; Bay A. Paigctl, Ft. Tierce. Commenting on th# tn(rr«Ulr adoption practice* hearing. Sena­ tor Kitei Krfou»er (DTenn ), chairman of the Subcommittee laid: *'Our preliminary invritigation* reveal that a growing number of young, unmarried mother* (eighty peccant of tha unmarried mother* are under II year* of agei it |* properly a tubjecl of aludy of our Subcommittee. "In th# part ten yeari there ha* been a iremendmu inrraaie In lha demand V children (nr adoption. (Cm tinned On Page Twelve) Veteran* Day, Nov. II. will he nbirrvcd with appropriate rerrmomei rondurled under the aui. rice* of the American 1-cenwi Au*tltiry, Campbell'Lotting Cntl M. Formerly known »i Armlatice Hay. and chanted recently to Vet­ eran* Day, ha* been drtignalrd hy |h# "reilornt of the I'nitrd State* aa a day when the nation will hoojr it* veteran*, living ami drad. On tfila day. trtcrani and "on veieram will rerogniie detolion 14 cauntry le timet tf ilroaa. Mr*. F F Roumlllal, ehairman of Ihe Vclrrat.’a Day ceremony •aid thia murnir; lhat the eeremnny will be held a* Fvergreen Ceme­ tery at II i n . , Nov. II, at th* Veteran* plot. Aitiiting Sire. Roumlllal with plan* 'or the important nation*tdr obtervance arr Sir*. B A New [ Oviedo Customers .orne. head of the American l-e-l Sion Auxiliary here, end George To Be Given New Slayburjr, Commander of the Camp bell laming Poal, American \* Series Of Numbers A new (ehea of telephone numgfOfl. Mr* R'.umillat *aid thia morning her* wilt he **ttenei| to Oviedo lhat lenuttv# plan* Include the ruvtomer* when the work on thr opening of the ceremony with the n*wr central office here ii com­ invocation by Mr*. Henry Thun- pleted. Tin* w*« a reminder l«*ued thl* ton, (he auxiliary'* chaplain, an addret* hr Ka-iyle Houtholiler. lo week by Gorihm J olhrrmel. Dr cal attorney, veteran, and ro.mty l-amt Group Manager for Ihe Bell Trlephnne Company proveeulmr atterney, with the clov­ Southern ing benediction given by R A week hy Gordon J. Rothermel. Darhangeaver Ii >et (or I a m , Monforton. chaplain ol Mia local The Dee M. American Legion Poal. Koihermet that nearly ITS A*tDliig Sir* RmimlRal In com telephone* Ineetd lha Oviedo area pleting thg plant for Sanford and would have tha prefix "Fnrevl Srminolg County'* Vrlercn't Day S". plut (onr numeral* FOre»l will he # roirmUtea of auiillary VIMI, |nr ev ample Telephone member*. a«era wdl dial f O t l - I K on "W# plan to place on Ih* grave* loeal ralla. uf all of the veteran*." Mr* Rou Re*Mm fnr Ihe ehang* la fnr millat #a»d, "prior lo |ji« reremooy, greater *prrd and accuracy In Nov H." ihe handling of long dutanee call*. All of the Auxiliary member*, A new directory will be ii*ued member* of the American legion, with rhe new number* included Campbell Uming Port, and the Thi* new bunk thmild not be lived ( ( onlinunl On rage Twelve) unlit after the change ha* lakrn place, R.dhermel cautioned. The gnuthern Bell manager laid Christian Church that automatic iwitrhing equipWorks On Additions enerrf, now being inilaVrd at Jark*nnville, will enable operator* for ihlt area at a lalrr date and As Adopted Goal The Firif ChrUtian Churrh, along other cille* throughout the United wilh *i*ter rhurthe* over lha aiale, Slate* and Canada In dial mn*t I* putting forth nvangaltitic afforta long dutanee call* direct. A rnmthat will cume to a climax on Dae. hmatioff «f two letter* and five It, which hai bran delimited aa numeral * la part nf a nationwide plan making the direct Dceiilon Day -The adopted goal numbering le 31 additineii tn lh« congregation ditlanre dialing eauer. by that lime. Ftfty-odd member* tava covenanted to pray daily for Ihe attainment ef the goal. Them Daughter Reports have Seen 11 addition* already. Father Is Missing Lait week friendly call* on proAn 84.yr#ar-j'd r*cm wan ha* ipective member* were mid# hy team* of mm and women. Tonight been miatlnf from !.:* hnm • tin.* al I JO church board membara and E-.nday, areordlrg 'a a r»p*rt re Iheir ipojiei, and other couple*, r-ved at to* Sanfnrl Police Dv will havo a pot-luck aupper at Ihe par'men l. J;m#a Thnmaf whn«e hnm# fa churrh and the* go catling no pet*. rperti. Mr*. O. T. Pearaon arid reported aa 838 E 8th Ptraet, In Mr*. John Dfetr will hava charge (Unfnrd, when lavi *#en, waa wearing a brown ahirt. h*nwn ef Ute iupper arrangement*. Partor Perry L. Stone D tcarhlng trouaera, 'nrawn hat and a black a rlai* of hoya and girta In prepar- leather jacket. M»mh#r* ef the Ranfnrd Police atioa for rhurra memberahip. The rlau will enma ta a tloee on Dec. Department have -#arrl.*n all 4th. anaa ta which Thnmaa might A refuroiahlag Jak aa the axteriar have h#aa Ucatad. Paaeeaa, they of the brick Military baa beea com­ aay, however, report# * that pleted at a cert ag M N I8 Twa Thomai "mipfat be’’ tb New Smy­ caaU al paM hava baa* appUad rna Beach.” to tha woodwork, window hava Tha repert ef the mlaalng aegrn beea puttied and repaired. Bad waa made la the Sanford Polire icraeaa have loan roplaced. Tha Departmant by tha aged nefra'e church parihag let baa baaa be- 4a we hear. Lory Ikoma*. •rrvlng n? th# warrant, "I ri'i"'t know northing al-uul Ihi. lailt ’* A» If Beared, hr r*rl»iirt#.l, "I haven't tern thi* lady hul n"» ton# and lhat', right th»-» in that I'Din Hr 'uoivcd al Dr|iuty Mveriff M«i Inilan an l Shrnff llohb) and .aid, “I don't know a IHii g in Ih# »i'itd atviul that w t* lad>." A-Vr-i If h# had anythine #i»# to «*y, hn told th# 1>*. puly Sheriff, “I don't know- no-hI V," \i»J at Inc lo Slifri/f IIi't I-jf ha »a t, "Mr llibh), I ar* an innocent man.'' Sheriff Itnhhv a n t tVpulv Sheriff McClellan n i t that a thorough and eomplat# n*a«tl;aHon of th# chaigrt againvt the Sanford negro wm mail# h*f<.r# rhatge* »rrf preferred ara't >t hint. Tha negro ha» h##n t'iegi-l, tv, employed hy a fi»h c-nceti* tn Sanford. The Seminole Count;* Shct.ff fca'd that lha negro i« being ftiJo tn *n un-t-vi#*# I Wtlim., Will ><it bnr.d. Far rraily a month th» In. veatlga Hon ha* horn g.drg on, tn IfcaeaRgbly etUhlldv the fait* in Ihe raaa* Shriifff || dil.y *ld, fol. Jewing (hi n r\i» i of Ihe » ntiam • f CleUher Jon*-, Menvh*twhlp, n *(•» x-mmnle M it .at i “tii eft \«*-viatirn are being «o!d at a «md rata, mw that the n M.*.er*liip drive 1* "earing it* . i at and th# g -a! i* being reaebeed. it n I v Sin ni*mSer*hlpi are ata tabl# th < vrar Wa.ia* of the •ewting earn.ilv of tha auditorlinn in whirh th* concert* will bo held. Report* up t« d*»* retrwj th*| "01 memi-eribip, ha-a been re­ torted for th* eon *rt lerieaTho*e to y- heard tn Sanford are, Cornelia HHt Skinner. I**e. I; Neltny *mi \*al, ,\u*tiailiantified ny tl>« itlmiuaMy attarkel \m*rtcan dun pun -'- *nd thw whit# woman in a llnaup. Sb* Ibm Cnriark Ch -i and Itanceridefinitely and poiltlvely pointed Th-’-a te**ivttig n»nb»r*hlp, to th* laig* n*s»o, Fletcher Jnttr*, in additu’n ,n t! * namm already a* tha negro who allatkrd her #i’ publlahed are: 'lr< C M, Boyd, the lonrlj Seminole Co .oty Road. Mr*. Al Malt*!*. Mr*. R. tv, Jonr*. who *aid (14 * | | t a n rurner, Mr*. Militant lit Sanford in m t;. >nd baa U n i Mi** Shirley Morgan, Sir*. Mil* in Sanford all ef hi* f# with tk* ham J*llt*on, Mr*. Mila* I rar.Wlin, eareptinn of a thr** yr«r yrngfl, Mr*. H. M. Chaipird. Mr. H»r1012 tn 1015 when h* * i t h t S l-art Muntar of loncwo**!; Sir*. Navy, * n apparently >haVM bf| In* Mo*a, Miehael Mon, Mr. and the rhaiga. Sir*. Marten Adatna, 'laek S’. The rn-grn tald. following the ClevfUttd Jr., Mr. and Mra. J. SI. Sartkartk, Dr. a>vl Mra. C, I. Jr., Gaorga Uanlen, Str*. ■ (•*■#-inr. ta-ga ntgtn, 1‘ark Government Seizes 1IKJrilM, Harry IIra ran. Mra. fantill* N tai d>*1uthfil mhrii the lime*, Mra. Dmtglaa 8trn*tto»n. r a * ntadf kmwn Richmond Ball Club Mi*, Bill Sletni>*r, Mra. F. T. Meiiwriher Sir. and Sira. F. T. To Satisfy .Claim ’ RieHatdf, Miat II-i*n Punch, Mr. RICHMONDVl. —TMt fe4ar«l an.) Mra. Ja k llatria Shapiro. government (iMlay had anpadki^ Sira \ubtirn Iferroa, Sira. Al# a little dilli rM | m Na Ia8<l/i* tin Hillner, Mra R»!>*it IL Conn. Ua*eha1l dill* . . I t tfnmd. and Mr*. It. T. N’orthTlie fr Irral II I Wllfatoe ve.terndga, Mr*. V, G. Ha*-*ll. Den tCottUenrd t>« I’agr twrtvai day aelied 1he*8ieet-. of th* Rirh iitund Vh flntan* of thr cia*i AAt Intemaltnpal I eagite and will iwj lb# rluh at public auction In tali* fv a $1121888 lav claim, tl *»« believed !be fir*l Hm* ihe gi*ern The S-minole men! ever lened a baifbal! eluh i handier nf vV fi*r hack tavci | plrle Iwu w-ht Tt>e Richmond Virginian* h»ve luncheon meelin T*o eagr.-e* a man and • lieen in Sanfmd for iheir «nring Thev will rhe training each vear lhat Ihe tram krt «*1et for I • --man a ere charged tbit morn­ ing with "lewd and Laieivrona cun ha* hern fielded that will he •<-* duet." llktwint a eon plaint, An uni Jentifieil croup of *e»en ta«> perfmnuni-i filed hy th# wuman again** kef member* quirVIy In-llealed it plan* Following rep. huHrand in whal »** eakl an * ■$tn bid for thr club * purrhave mu* member* letup! on her life " R F llvddork a Richmond rily the taoperforn The wnmio, lord** grwefl, Jg, councilman a ho arlod >* ll.a group member* will w who in#* her addrett aa IJIO W. i|M>kr«inan *ant It would I.. "p r Mayf e e siory IMh Si . wat taken into ewaindf mature at tin* time" to Identify the film on at II p m 1**1 nlghl when C«mihe mrn Involved. rrganlrallun fro viable J. Q "Klim" Galloway Ttie nrder iriring Ihe dub wav *» the n«!i..na! I mud her un-ler a he.l tn a rtwvm dlrcrtrd *1 Cm tnlidalrd Knterpn* Irra in Tiilta i-l oeeupicd hv Johnnie Wjrle e* Inr headed hy Harry C. Seibold ' Itrre fnr -he fr Made a II vrarui|.| nenm la­ .’nduded in Ihe icirure were ron .pr.rted that the borer. i* Ihe oer-ipant of Ih# rwvn* irart* nf 1* player*, umfom*. bat*, an niditanding a in wtileh tl«a two wire f-wjnd. laid balU, a teoebeard eatrher*' m*vk aceompluhril t lha Convahte However, he and, ahm guard*, a lime ipreader and, where ihe vnunp *'l found about Vi nler d*>**e* be­ a whirlpool hath. | it rrprvvenlrd longing tn the iroemid-'fpil la-ra-e S*'«ell " Bond* hvr ihe leo neemaa wr« vet al ghift aach. Th# complaint fU-d by I/wit* a Sewell, again*! har huvbaml Sam, wa« for an "aitrmia to murrler.'* "II may h* that I brok* itgv a plot in get rid of ihe ivgnv wom­ an i hu-band," laid U naiM e Galloway. Gasoline Sales Tax Collected Reported Gavolm-- **le« m Florida during Ihe month of September totaled •H call >n* and Ihe tax col­ lected ti. iin* i-lfic# dining October un l'i---c .'-i-ptfrnher -j|r< totilrd ‘4.411 7*1 'Thi* i* a Ul 702 gallona and tS* 4ni te*» than the previon* month. Il.iwever Sepirmher 1* »t* wav* a Inw nine Ih for gavidine von•umpliun in F.ortila due primarily to a le*v mlng cf trivet hecauxe of •chord onenmc* here *nd in other •tale* S picmber being between t-.iiriit iitiw ii v Ove-all c'.-llne *»|e« eontimiW in fiilluw thr | atlcrn nf the fir*t Ihiee rnunth* n' thl* fivcil year nf a *te»dy Inrreave—the tale* fnp Ihi* Seplember Increatuvj »lmn*t IS percent over (he tale* during Ocloher vn September valet annunled t*.s i u m-re than th# $.' MII.Bil rnlletled during October, l*l.M The In.-rea** tn tax roPeeted Ihn firat four month* of thi* fi*cil yr*e over the *ame month* of la*t year total* $3 ?4l air. a 1.11 per cent in«rea*e (ISM 821.8JO.8U; 1833: 127,132 362 l Dade County, with IT.Ui.34I gal# A BOBCAT bothering chicken* and anl mala, no the llrrabtl Hurt- km* and a tax of tl,tM.213, contift ner plare an Ihe Old Orlando Highway, waa ahot and kiltej Momlay ue* lo lead the rounlirt In gaaoIlN niorniitg juxt about aun-up. Tha yt -loua animal rad been bothering r-nvumptlun *nd tax rollectiou. chiclmna ea the place, aatd I-eo Mnrr, an employe nf the Hanford The tax rnllertH tn October tm Frutt Company- and ”1 waa anrt ef wailing for him thi* time." Ma>r *aid that he (hot tha bobcat with a » rifle, right between the eye* September aaltv tn Seminole County and atopped him cold. Shown holding tha bobcat, which i* Mid ta amounted In $43 >44.13 of wtilell be one e{ the blgyaat killed hi thi* area, ia Mr*. H»**#k#I Burkntr. ftT.SM 18 wna rctornad 4a tha Cou»- � 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 01, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 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/586fa113d31190ba66ccd2f929e331b5.pdf b8e98edd63d26456e8538b1793e71bc0 PDF Text Text * w 2 7 , 1955 s A N F o n n iT F n A t.n C 01 C Winners Dr. Terry Bird 1955 Nobel P rire ~ For Literature * Won Bv Icelander * U na untied from Page One) Chamber of Commerce told the won tvday Coffee Club this morning. “ I want price for literature In expre>t appreciation lo the hr an Icelandic novelist. Haldor ladies and gentlemen who hast Ktljan Laxness worked in this drive. The entire A leftist he ts active Ut Ihe population owes you a debt of gra. Commumit-iooniored international etude, not only for bringing tn peace movement, which previously the money but for telling the pro- awarded him a lilersrv prttc He p'e and telling them knosv what | has called the North Allanlle u* are doing I thtnlc that itm-i Treaty Orgamialmn ‘a society of people are aslmytded at the war lunttiei " amount of work that goes through Laxness 3? has b*en a candi­ this office When we say we are date several years for the price. grateful for Ihe Interest we are Xpparently tn* Royal Swedish truly es pres sing the gratitude of tradem y this year overcame the the people " dislike of h's political leanings City Cemmlaaionrr John KrM*f, that at least some of Its metnhey also at Ihe meeting this morning of the Chamber of Commerce Cof­ had felt He will receive llfi.720 at fee Chib, said that **1 think we Ihe presentation of Nobel awards have some new interest now to­ Dec 10 Lainesa writes about the every­ ward IK- dock* and terminals which has been an issue for a day life of Ihe iwooq person* of number of years Th# Chamber his home Island tn Ihe North of Commerc# has done a remark­ Atlantic. able job in gathering Ihe tnformation for such a project that CONTROVERSY REFERRED wt'l benefit the area as a whole” TO BOARD Th» iw s Annual F»p«n of the TALLAHASSEE Jv-A controver­ Seralnnj# Ounty Chamber of Commerce activities. was distri­ sy user a plan to fill shout Vfl buted to the Coffee Club member- ecres of bottomland in Clearwater hOXINOI *Hilt of remo" b dedicat'd III erremo-1heawwcightt Pc'* Fralm, frxlhrrwcljrtil; Jlra this morning. The report contains Harbor has been referred In Mty. Dice at M*di?r.a Square Cardan, K, T. Old-time NorriJ. prr'idrnt. International Boxing Club; 1 /u ihe l.S-p—ini program of work for Gen, E n in by the Board of Trus­ former champions no hand ft. to r.) are Paul B ef-' Svlira, har.t.imwelghl; Barney Rnee. welter end IM* along ui*h a re»-tew of lh» tees of th# Intrrnal Improvement J ten bath, llght-heevy. eight.nob Olln, luht-heavy- lightweight; Jim Carter, lightweight, and (In front) publicity gained by the Chamber Fund. weight; Gu« Lcjnevich, light-hr i ;ht; Jim 'A t* Attel, featherwrlght. Tlghters retired foe at The b iird deferred action on a of Commerce for the various act!Ilraddock, heavyweight; Tom Loughran, light- Ilea t two year* are eligible for the llall e< Fame. tequest of Howard P Rive*. sitir- uflthe organlxation. Earl Higginbotham, imms'diate Clearwater attorney for a public Whatever kind or color, tila pa»t president, concluded the re­ bearing a! which property owners t'oors a!) n»<d regular soap *nl port with ' Yes, 13M has been an in the area could air their views active year (or the Seminole opposing th# operaton ■ r rare snapgdlil BKfstSleghR! County Chamber of Commcrcr In Here are authoritative atitvnrt]will have to complete it by July from the Veterans Administrationl i w , Jr-» than a year Irom now. water rare, A good general rule addition to th* more obvious acti Oily rleanl rags and mops #r# to (our questions of lntrrr>l lol(V,u!d an eaeepHon it made In is to wash the floor with a wrung* sines aa described by Ihe news a rtcognixrd fire hatard, dua to former a rn iie men ami then n v c.>-«• sin • I w n i able tol> . ou*. • ndey rloth or mop, then wipe clippings In this report, many other details are handled by Ihe the danger of spontaneous com* families: ' gin tramin: tv f o r this tune? speedily with en alnsost-dry mop Chamber staff eaeh day. Let's get husgion. That’s tha best reason q. | am a disabled World War II A Yon p is.My could have until why they should b# washed elesn veteran, and 1 have just coroe j July, 19-d. to complete your train Never apply wax until the floor la behind our new officer* and dlj -erinr, and make 195* an even in hot snip or detergent suds completely dry. home alter several year* in a VA mg The law allows disabled velerMlger year." promptly after use. hospital 1 want to take Public L-i 1 •ns an additional (our years, i( IS training, but I understand I thry were not able to start on time hea Hire rf their disabilities Since VA decides each cate individually, you should gn in touch with your nesreit VA office to learn whether the e x tn time applies to you. (Continued Irons Page One) Q 1 have fust been discharged underway in lull lore# tomorrow (mm service, and I intend to ap­ morning. ply to VA for disability compen­ Volunteers who will form the sation Will I be required to take membership campaign groups are VA phyilcal examination? Mrs. T. E. Rnumilltl. Mr. and A Not necessarily If you file a Mrs. Dirk Aiken. Mo Gordon elaim within six months from the itllal E E J * y’ Kudrlh EMMmJmr*eorJ/e 1dateM yi.urs.-psr.tion. P_ may be Touhy, Mrs. Ernest Cowley. Mrs reted initially bated on the records Waller Morgan, Mrs. E If. Laney. ol the sendee department, unless Mrs. R. L Cornell, Mrs Jam*1 it appear* that an error migh* re­ Crapps. Mrs rioyd Cooprr, Mra sult from such a rating Q | am a dltabled Korea veter­ H. W. Fucker. Mrs. J E. Jewvll. Mrs. 5 G. llarrlman, Mrs. James an What ts ror deadline for ap­ plying (or Iho special Gl Insur­ D. Dotard. Mrs. C. C. Walsh. Mr*. Guy ance available to disabled Korea Bishop, Mrs. Wilma Colbert. Mrs veterani’ A You must spply amt piy your Arthur Beckwith J r . Mrs. Charlie Vtari M Flow era, Mta. Kathy Hcrdman. first premium within one year from the d ile that VA hs* determined Mrs William Jelltsoo. Mrs. I/mlse O tM r d "AufM M ffVtt H tW Goldman. Mrs. Jtramle Gold, Mrs. your disability to be sendee-eonMartha Seamans. Mrs. Lorraine netted. A'cst Slrmio-Flight IlyUrm-Matic* coupled uilhi Bean*. Mra Virginia Howdcn. 0 Ar* VA'S speeisl “wheel Pontiac'* new 227-h.p. Smuo-Slreak I’d! dan Mrs. Jo Anne Trafford, Mr. June chair homing" grants available liter* all-new performanca an new and dra­ Wilson, Mrs. W. R. Anderson. only to disabled World War II and m atic U muM ha a ip rrinsm d la ha bafjmmdl Korea veterans? Mr*. John Carlton. Mr*. B. McWhorter. Robert PeeA No Veterans of all war*, as ly Jr., Mrs Harold Chapman. well as thus# with peacetime ser­ Mrs. D. J. Bales, Mrs. J. I). Mar­ vice only, may qualify, ao long aa tin Jr.. Mrs. E. C. Harper S r, they meet the eligibility require­ Mrs. V. B. Ilsrdin, Mrs. L E ments of the law. Thompson. Mrs. B. B. Crumley. Veterans living In Central FlorMrs. J. D Wright Jr., Mr*. F. F. Ida who with furlher Information Brerkrnrulgr. Mrs. E l l i o t t about their benefits, should write Knowles. Mrs. J. M. Charpled, the VA ollire at U E. Central Ave Mrs. David Gihaon, Mrs. Donald Orlando, OnstotL Mrs. Horace Little, Mr* W H iW.rsoe AWARDED TENNIS Wiebold, Mr* C. L. Tark. Mrs QUEEN A. R. Pinkerton. Mrs. Philip RAN DIEGO, Calif. ',0-A super­ Mart. Mra. Le* Samuel, Mrs C B. Sehirard. l l n . C. E. Hunter. ior eosirt lury hat awarded Mrs M n . George Quinn. Mrs. Rose Maureen Connolly Drinker HP.non C arton, Mr». Dorli Shortland. in dam sirs for leg injuries she Mrs. Faith Russell. Mrs R. T claimed balled her tennis earner The 11-year-old former tennis MUw m , Ungwnod; and Mrs. C. K queen, who won the U. S Women's N ite r, Casaclberry. crown when she was It and the Wimbledon championship the fol­ lowing yetr. had asked i » s oon (nr SECOND ROUND REGINA PINEHUR5T. N.C. iF -A ituhby injuries she suffered when she was retired Air Fore# colonel, C. D .brushed from her hone by a eonMcAllister of Orlando, Fla , was ! crete company truck July M. 1931 the favorite today at second rour.d The attorney fo- the Concrete play began in the 4lh annual North Co rave notice he would ask for and Souih Senior* golf charapicn a new trial. •hips. . S A N F O R D col. McAllister downed L o 4 niehw#y Beatty, the local Urontr. 4 and 1 F R I D A Y ir-ax (Continued Irvin l'a*e One) through th# h#nd, pr«v#nti th* testing of th* dog'* brain for rabies. Also outlined for th* Kiw»n*» Club wero th# other many fj* > lions of the County Health Unit such as the control of communi. cable diseases, maternity #nd child health bygen#, public health nurs­ ing service, health education, ard vital statistics tn public health. Causing the largest number of deaths In Seminole County, said Dr. Bird i» “ heart disease f#|. lowed by cancer causing tba next largest number of Heatha." ^ Dr. Daniel Mathers, of Under Privileged Children’s Com­ mittee, was program ehairman for the day and introduced the spcio er. . . . IS THE MOTTO OF OUR’ PHARMACISTS! Brine vour nr- s m otion la s | Information For Veterans ikillad nharma- rista for eom-ct to tn sound Inr.. WITH PIUrOINT RUNNOWf ■ receiving J greater number of vulton, Henry Cabot Lodge. Jr. (top. kft). U S Ambaasador to th* Unlisd KtUont, arrive* fur t confcrrne# at ntrvimons Army Ho’pttol. Denver. He ti being greeted by Mi). Gen. Mirtln Grtffn. lodf* w»* called to brief the President on the U N. At bottom are three other taller*. Left to right ar#: Sherman Adam*, assistant to the Pren* •lent: Arthur Bums, chairman of the Council o( Lcoonmte AiMsers, and Gabriel Hauge, sdmlr1- * * » s U t a n t . ()wtm*at*owal) FAUSTS DRUG feTORE Near P. 0. ----------- Phon# 103 Mutual Concert Y o u ’l l lo v e o u r W id e -O p e n , S p a c io u s 4-door C atalin as! la yeiterday'* first round. Pinil* »re Mt fc*r Saturday met th* PInehunt Country Club'* No I course, shortened lo 1.911 yards. CRAIG U NEW PREMTENT1 8T. PETERSBURG i*-Aufu»»n* H. Craig of St. Augustus# ti the new president of Uto Fbri4» FuM n l Dtncloft A m . Other offueti olecled at the an­ nual matting Included Wilfrid T. Robarte, Sarasota, vice president; and c. JUKI Mathews, 61. Pe­ tersburg. aacretary-trfaiurrr. N O VS4ler,,t . riM M tt Marties Auspice* Junior CofC K;r«? ; J RING CIRCUS Legal Notice S IM IN T f iN M m n M in uniD tw a i n ii-tunu an-tl M ^ n sIw s zvljna zM If it** • farBte f, f t n lh \m k far *56 . . . wil'd Two-door tad Fwtr d**t r##»iuM jg ^ t/sTM trrietl And if yoa Ilia yoar | t m » h p u t b% poekdg^. prtporo to lot* j*or h u rt lo Poalido'i oil-new Four-door CtUliius — btrdlof ■tylkg at iu low, wido aad haadaoMo bate. . . in aa uBiaqiaMcd choica of tbroa models, tbroo prioa ranfe# aad two wboolbaaaa. Pkk year owa particular ifM la tba raia- or Vofoo Two-Toaa color coabiaatMaa. V m m your owa ticket oa your favorite typo of iaterior laaury aad gte it ia oaa of A torrent of amooth, eager, split-second power impatiently awaits only the nudga of your toe to blaao alive with tba gratewi "go" oa whaaltl But for all Ha dJteiactfve glamour, tba Ceyword for tba fabulous *S6 Pontiac is CO! Its heart-liftiag atyla fotclclla breath-taking aotioa liks you'va never known before—a d o * •ively your* from history’* highest-powered Strata Stroab V -t aad tha • f Sinto-Flight Hydra-Matte. And tha security of big brakes and easy, bstant handling gives tba duo to ihe granted ujety ever built into mcar. Why not make a date to send your aplrits •■ring? Cotas ia aad aea aad drive tha fa teloua ’56 Pontiac with Amaricm* greatest formtmem •An u re n it^ ilia otai T he fa b u lo u s «M T v * HILLJ - . • rn s -tfi■y. a a �w T O O ! K IW S P A fU S b r a lf o DIPLMDS TOUK 1IGHT TO M O W ! 9 AN T N D E P E ffD E N T P A fL T N E W S P A P E R * S ^ O m ri^ lU D A IJ R in A Y ^ T O B E ^ ^ J ^ T O L U M E ^L n_ Gatchel, Warner Jaycee Speakers Murray Announces Boy Scout Drive To Start Monday A financial campaign to auppnrt the Central Florida Council. Boy Seoul# of America, will get under­ way in Sanford and Seminole County Monday morning, aaid Frrd Murray. chairman of ihc fund d n te for this area. Murray «ald today that the alxeounty council hav a budget of IM.OOn to rail* during the drive for fund* U» auppnrt the 11-unit nrganlzi'ion within Seminole Counly. The group of volunteer leader* In Sanford. Oviedo. I»ngwood. and Ca*#e!berry Join hand* with lead­ er# in other aeclion# of the Central Florida Council in the campaign to ralae fund# with which to bring Scouting to five thouaand boyt in the area. Murray eiptained that the finan­ cial campaign la fer fundi te keep records of training, finance, ad­ vancement, memberahip and other like aervlcea of tha trained staff nerving the council ft alao fur­ nishes auppllea aucb aa literature, badges and program alda. Mall service la alao a funcUoo of the council *o that bulletins, notices, order*, court of honor material and rtglatrationa tan be cirrulalrd freely among the volunteer lead­ e n . Personal conference# fer the volunteer* so that trained person­ al ran guide Ihc progress of ad­ vancement among boya. The III.000 goal by the Central Florida Council. Buy Ccoula of America will furnish for the grow­ ing boya of this aiea the full time service by a staff of four profes­ sional men who recruit, train, and guide MOO voltmteera through work with District Committee#, Commissioner Staff#, training courses, round table and unit comwlttce* and loaders. Sanford and Sem.eolt County I# Incrcaiing its sharo In tbo financ­ ing of the Central Florida Counail. Murray said today, la 1*54 lo e il funds nrsrs three per cent ol the total budget, lo 1*U they were fncrMied by local contribution* to lour per rent, and now, he said, the budget calls for an even great­ er increase. Weather The two candidates for the Board of Sanford (Tty Commlssioners In the Nov. I election ap­ peared before the Seminole County Jajcces yesterday at the noon luncheon meeting. Merle Warner, local filling Ma­ li m owner and operator, and David Gatchel. locker plant conwncr and operator, told the Jay. reei how they fell toward the \arioui laiuea to probably face the city In the Immediate full re. Gatchel said that a fo.e point program on the part of the rilj commission should be a'mptrd They are. he laid, ‘‘in.reaalng the percentage of voter# In etij election*, encouragement of new industry n the city, an expanded city recreation program, and good retationihlp# with the Na\) Baring hi* talk primarily »n the ilx questions submitted to each candidate by The Sanford Herald. Gatchel told Uie Jaycrca and radio audience th at-“a# lo the question of a Florida Power and Tight Company franchise, (rankly, I do not know. My mind is open." He added, at the condu«on of hi# ten-minute talk, *T will not h« a rubber dam p for any group." Warner, very briefly told the local Jayctw organisation, "you know my views, you are familiar with the open stand I take on the qocittona before u*. and I earnest­ ly aolieit your support." Questions from the wtidienoe were answered by both candidate* on a aefage disposal plant fer Sanord. a port terminal, and the se­ curing of industry for the area. Also to mme before the candi­ date# was the question ef nouridation of the elty water: Warner frankly told hia audience that "I'm no doclur. ami all I know about the question U what I read about it. If the doctors «ay that it it good enough for ua, then I be tin r the doctors. Gatchel, however, attacked the cost of the water practising. He laid, "it's an awfully eapcmive process. Sanford being saddled with high debts I doubt if we could aiiord it." r i n r In putlv rlmidr tenth por. linn Itininsh Saturday. p»rt|v r|ni|it« north portm* tag hiraHig confer Valitrdat. Aivwvrlalrd P r r w l e w d W ire ____ No. 301 Courier Awarded Medal For Bravery Musical Program W o u n d e d To Highlight Meet P .u |’' n g Fig h t Of Rotary Club Carnegie Fund A nui'fra' pt*c»nm W ^liC djQ < ukUuoj uciq • NEIAON ANIl N IK I, Australian-Amri lean twin piano team which will h# heard In Sanford a< one of the th rrr comerta during tha Seminnlr Mutual Concert A#»nciatl«n'a wintrr ••••nn series. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Details Are Completed Last Night For Gigantic Campaign frAttinnc tup in*trun>«*nta I i *• * fuvn Tells Recipients th# hntM kfrtii'n uf th# s^fiuiimlf r i r r s i u in *' P j * riir Par. High hool Bend will highlight nrj;ji, jn m t r . an­ the E ftlly merlin* thr .v .*n n**unrr«l Uu\n> i il* i»f htnnir *••v11 I'otAi y (liih ti* hrM M«»n nifiljli la# ih.fr Fti#i *ala men for Jey iuhih «t ih» ^ jit hI • ! iS. \ •Hitbtandirir ji«!« of bravrik n !!•’»! trump#! toloi Pint# mil rrnplrnt* «»eir \pplte White** ^»*l h* Itihn K (Vwiftrr lr , II #»^ 0 %irt»ff<*r«a«l l»jr Sidney \ihlFn. our of l#». whit H | l -wti.it AT.I l>f 1 111 atifri'lv thr into p!j\r»« of th* \*mnA i|jaj|||^ | i« hr attempted !•* *a\r A horn-dui lb I • vs iff be plared hs- R.-l-ert tfnistrong, bead of the hoin seelior. anil Drum Major of the aggrega­ tion and j D fttone. diifl ma«lei of Ihe han-l. Joyea Milam. f*s •* Tromiosna soloist will he heaul In "Deep Purple"* while a trumpet tun "llngler's Ifoli.las-" will he offered hr Joe Fisher. C.pteln an.......... I ’ • ' * * >>0) ,,om hrln« h,t h> * 5rc fHrf|i ar ■ XI i n i i i * Plaver. s.dnev V.hlm ar t Lesll* m#f| ............... ... »d t# Smith, drill master and f ed an ^ M| „ „ „ c, , h •*s* ftpr it thf tluU nounrar. Rohert Beet,- J r . |ICOmpanv the medal In Vslatlon Msrhinest Mat# S r, sistant Operation Offi.er In the „ )r fJ%r (|f roil, |r , hoorsn it Ds> ul llailau McCoy, Ihit week ’# Mil.>v tiansfencd to \C -i in stlsrlnsed that fe ml! in c ise di% Aimtl Iti.'il from the operation, sblemen! benefits of 180 a m rnth On the niiiht of Vpiil n H.i, dep.silmriil „f the SNA AS thus Willie Cjiwl.e a 1\ vear old Nr rstrndmg hi# tour of duty in 5aa» gro. entered Ihc home of Police ford lo ?'■ )eais. Mrfoy 21, rlairns Marti*.F«Ty, Chief ffotier' Mi lion at llsirilo. apprati.nre of this se.tion of the while Ihe chief n j , nn patiol dots SVisit* s. hi* home town where h* group that has brought niurh ar - ansi.e loontrd a gun at Mrs ■ I w th h < family hafora jota* , the Vs>\ almost four y e ti. ■taint to the school not only for Mellon and told h. r he wauled to the ffn* musicianship nf thr bans! kill, bis estranged wife Aug la 31 •go V la In Sanfe.iil ha attand. Mellon lo leh • Fu-t Baptist Church. l,ut for the splemlul l^haiior of '.t.snfi-'d !s a graat duly Its* its inrmtei* on trips hrln* Mi< Csiwue to thr Mellon ......... •>'• M.Cny, "ihe people cities. home lo Iw tillr.i Prelending f«. ire* i k- frlamllp *ml glia dial Ilia oollce stjlu.n M r, Mellon -I", ,!■. r t.. Kloiida’a finest r*M.t stlxl -hr nrarby Coulter rv*i- • u< A (i>*.| ptar* t« pull libfr* datic# ! :> /<*<* " Cum in »* >.le, manaj:«*f managn, pi pit» a — i.rauiiri esolier in hi* pocket n n David H. McCoy Is Named VC-5 : - ^ ' While Hal Of Week Detail# were lempIfDd fait night at a meeting of Inteirstrd volunteer# whe t the kickoff plan* for the giganlie membership drive for the Seminole Mutual Concert Association wera • tplain*d. Mrs. Ralph Au*tin Smith, member.hip chairman of the music g ro u p , asslgne-l prospective membership ranis to the 13 team More than SO rtpretenlatlvra of captains and theln to each aorkThe adranrad styling and new ar, eo Vital the actual drive would maleiials and equipment featured Ihr Central Florida Hospital Coun­ get underway this morning. In the P.Vi National Homes air cil arr meeting in Sanford today. The huge group of woikerg h*inr seen in t hiragn this week by The meeting began with a luncheon-bu>ine»# get together held at parked the II,.aid Room of the A. K. .Shoemaker Jr^ of Osier* Vemlnnte C o u n t y Kdu> atlonal Weller Homes. Ine., total builderJim Spencer*. , . Commercial „Ave. to . dealar for tha Nation'* la>gr«t The meeting in Sanferd of the Building on in pa* niai •uguuQi i'ir hfe'V li producer, Tha t'onsentlon is hrar fetal InatrurtinM for home hospital group is the lir.t ever nvaai |)#l held here and It la for the purpose _ting the d ik e started. •■ring lirld Thsieslay and Friday Franrt# K uimillat Jr t president Wf thlt •>*r tak'ng ‘bn ho«pti*l leaders n~ *#,k with hrodqvartera of tha rouseit a.xr-.gttnn, #m -' (t Conrad Hilton llotrl. a lour of '.It* Scminol* Memorial tha oup that lhot then* thena'1 |.|an, , j | | h# Irvr, | ^ lt Hospital and the modern farilttie- phasisptf to the group s.ski to he completed and thrown are a llu itid rumlwi of member- the cmifere'''# nf more -hips asaial.to and that they op«n lo the public. builder dealer* for relehratlnn hot lit 'he '•*.■# I he hiillel .•sited W. C. Mi Lin of St Petersburg. would tie eohl In th# Older of the pt>Hiu.'tinn of tile | 00,fsK)th their Inking •In.-* that* ar* only m h * spin I r.- mn Aa innovation in Annual Report* j preiident of the council will' prehouse by N.iional Home, Cor­ .'10 sewt* in the aiidltoilum 8 nmiutii I hi i ,mr" : * u a i di-trtbuted yesterday morning side at today’* business se».i.m where the concert will l«# held. poration. lb ginning it. opera­ M ! sin llrrtr horfir hut tej 1 ill. at the monthly meeting of tfte Setn i Punw»e irf the meetings, held First irpoits from the #10.p ri­ tion* tn thin. Nation.I llumns pole County Chamber of Commerce I every other month, is lo fiud out 11ie SitifmO Stir uie ' 'uh will en «* mrtl bv 1*41VA|t #r •*.n .lahlr las quickir etpandrsl Into nor K, Anri »• itlhrr 11.an. Coffee Club. | »h*l oihtr hospital* are doing and son committee will he heard Mon­ of ihe nation'* &no g ira lrtl cor- lertain Nnblcs of liic Ssnfoid Airs l .r#»r day whi n s n ik ril i-cgiii ratling | laCtir i;f ir m r<l hn;tl y all- j Mean* Tha l it pajte multilitbed report to keep Infurmrd of state hospi next Fnday n'ghl. Not «. wilh a (uiration*. In the results of their efforts. rr#A 4f•! and a bii vtr in u!#«n prl*featured newapaper dipping* ar­ lal af'alrs. balhecu* This unique r.peiieiu# has 1 ‘A •' near til of ,.nr merehants, V-TIIin in Frgan, (•-present.tive ••firr ranged symmetrically an that they There are four eouneila In Ho husltie.s (till professional men. provided the bar l.ground for an Tt'e rtetil will he aDfndrd hr # of the Alkalesl l elsh.lty Burrsu I'Mru !•« i'..-Vi h(U rtf MfjiIS |u Sift iiiterestad rn .rrtu who should night reveal activities of the Cham­ rlda with the Conlral Fknida Intel eating and •ignifirant at.,«t> I Thomas. Ps.tentatr "I Ihr lljhi #"inr | tw u ••tier* ..f "i* Semi not* Counber of Commerce during the I9ii group Ui* largest of th* slate’* id AtUnla, Ga., waa at Uve meet­ i f I "in# o* itrrship in tha I’nited temple and f >r musical rutrilam •Irn «• iiirx t<? h-. Vf ing of workers last night tn esv hri r ha .t .r. ' rnii. .v ....in 1 hospital councils. fiaeal year. tv ' ' • ih. >.f Commerrc, were State*, ttriulta nf the emvey mrnl Ihe llshla llsn'l will lie hire According to the report, created Harry Weir, administrator of plain the program and series will l., released In the pupil, nest according lo llamld haslnrr, Joe .Ird hr 1 l-a'r r, far • as laplllll ps| ra ,.,i ,.ti , ring mir rrcetit memII* also outlined the content* and trnlem c-l lo in ycai • n prison by Seminule County Chamber of th* Seminoi* Memorial Hospital lilt tllffnrd Me. erring when |h# 100,000 th hsiusr Corley, and A t llim sr*. who are (o u tirr #n< Mis i u r n e hulh re Com mere# Manager Forreat Brec­ is secretary-treasurer of the ten- nf th . kit. diitinm trd to Work­ h tit.,1 Mr-II her ship Dm* Cbair* making arrangement* for the gi will h# built. er*. . . . . . . . . rove red but ' • irt*r suflr roi s pet tiro ridge, the displayed clippings tral Florida Hospital Council. man fiw'ar tJ| u„ lh ,rn ,r „, Prmlurxl by modern manu­ ganllc feed that will he at.srrl *< m w ( || t-eg.n s.id that |h* npa/iing lepresrnted about one-fifth of the 'S i n isi ..f our merehants end Ih# newt Ahrlne Puildirg across _ _________ facturing methods that assur* bet­ ronrert will b* in S.nfnrd on Dee. published new* llama roarerntng - nir i ’x. ■ hrtng their mai*« MW# Cynthia RmsmiBat, daugh­ the activities of tha local organisa­ 1 at PineerrM School whan Cor­ ter quality at lower ro,t. Nation­ from Ihe Mayfair Inn her ships 1•* li e I hamher nf Com* al horn*# ara availahi* in a wide Th* commlPre #*td that Noble te r eg Mr. and Mrs. France* tion. nelia Dtia Skinner will appear. mrer# nfeto* them *rliet wajh RoumilUt Jr., received a letter The report, divided Into sections, If* also toid the group that e.rh varlrty nf ha.le floor plai * and from *vcry community in the area r e a r " Ats hihhin laid, "and Is from tbs Whit* House today. kit contained every n* essity for rsterior rlavation*. Th# standard ar* Intitad In Ih* fiee bar been*, included dippings displayed on •ltd their n ,r e. lo our list of pros. Mr.. Mary R. Login. G", died romplcting a membership, down line nf home* rangrs front 700 and ar* a*ked to bring (heir ladles Sometime bark, 14-year-old Highway AeUon, Advertising and l>ect, would have tenghtctixl th* lo th* event. Cynthia wrsla Mrs. Dwight Eisen­ Publicity, Tourism Recreation and at th* Masonic Horn* In St. to rlireks an each hank In Sanford. squat* fa*t tn J.NW. drli# and rnn.timrsl so much Communities In Ihc area ar# hower. wife ef the President, ask- Enlrrtaibmrnt. Waterways and Wa­ Petersburg last Tuviday* after a *at i*Mr 1 tea nf the husinasimen Appreciation of the Seniinol. D»Bary, l.ahe Monro# lake M*rv who wri# volunteer* during th* teg for a gift fer Sanferd't All ter Cootrol. Agriculture, Navy and lingering illness. Mutual Concert Association was MIAMI REACH —R. ttud Arl.uigaood Caiarlberrv Fern Patk, . .... . „ , campaign " (the was th* wife . f th# lat* *»pre»»*d for th* use of the Kdu- _ Armed Forres Activities, Indus­ leul'a Winter Festival. • Gene 1ry' *r'n i hicago# Demo Altamunt* Springs, Oveido, —. . . ,, . ••» «•» ",* 1*17 mqii W* ar# *smrervdy hoping th#t Today a large envelope printed try, Civic Activities, Education, Rev. J. A. Logan and hail lived rational building Board Room va, Maitland. Knlcrpctsc Cbulunla. '. ' ' ' ih-ise who *rre not raHrd on wit! ••White House”, arrived. With It Baseball, and General Member­ in Genes a for many year#. She wrhlrh wa« granted by Siqierinin municipal court i-IA 'nruciliaieiv a* ...I in .... Member* nf Ihc Sanferd Boat ■■----a Forest City, ...I and ,k the. #«.., Hear Il-akr diimlaaal touch™.»i1l| th* had mad. h tr horn# In 81. Peter.- tendrnt of Sshoola, R. T. Milwee. i earns a latter from Ann Parson# ship Activities of rhaiges ll.,I grew mit of and Ski (lub will ealher In the section. • bamher of lom m err# offer* pa­ bunr for six months and was a for Mary Jan* MrCaffr**, eeersRepresentatives of ptactlrally CAP Hall above Touchtnn'i Dniguser* quar ei s' 11 r lo irn mrrnhrrshipi,'* ha J,>e Corley said that huh poik | nember nf the 8#minoia Chapter every area In Seminole County store liinitlil at 8 o'clork for Its tary te Mrs. Eisenhower, which t r i e r »*• i h a i r r d with I r r a ti n g said. and iamb will be bartwrued for ((l|i| im | ,h, h„tn, of No. 2 OKS ef Sanford. •aid, H1 am enclosing aa engrav­ Gloria Vanderbilt was either at the meeting or ap­ monthly meeting. ' t ier* #l!i mpl tsi rontart *11 tb* wfebratlon that will begin at | | r j l ,h<( M.. Jln r ing of the White House for your pointed. Volunteer* will rontart .There are no survivor.. Funeral Th. public i. Intilrd In attend 7 o'chtrk neat hriday evening •f the iv * 'u .m rssr. In our rnun« To Play Opposite All Soul's Winter Feetfeal." \rrnson. 1 pro#p*st# for membership In fatle _ f _ i •ervice. will lie at 1 p. m. Smul.y the meetings and Join in Ihe many ti was 1 1 .• during the memher* She continued, “This nolo car­ hrrsih uf 1 Mary, Ovido, Fern Park. Ca*«el. and cnptyahla artivii**s of thi • hip i" 1 .•.. t " the Membership Frank Sinatra 5oon|v th ' *?• G :n :^ ries with It the FI rat Lady's beat his v list. , i n , i v u 7u , n . «•— u •> . C«m*t#ry with lh« Older of th* herry, llellary, l^ngwrood, and all group of boal enthusiasts All tha m i -aid this morning •'hut HOLLYWOOD*—Frank Sinatra 8U r wishes for every success in this Mu \rg.. 1 v -* iii.l ui so.ui other anas. member* ar* urged to attend. we kii.>.* 1 - .1 Cirir »re probably .ay* OlurU Vandwbill wOl make “* m 8U r worthwhile enterprise." Mir p r f wm i '» lisd told d r t e i t i s r s r nuatrd " Those n#.v The engraving will be sold at ori uio.tr d c'ul oppM.il. him in that Arvry • me In hrr window It •>. rrerrbanis and v.'ifg of Leo pc Id Stokowaki, hat the annual Winter Festival, but fe—Churih1*! ' a m Sunday, and when 1e prufr .1 na mm Dial we did not NICOSIA. Cyprus Th# pirtur*. “Johnny V'onrAo,” Ui* Utter will probably be among fcrvicc# maiking the anniversary *u*rd admtltatre lipped Ihc si reen rontart will d . •* * f*u>r by cal?. the keepsakes that are highly will b* produtad by Sinalra’i K«nl of Ih* Greek crlrv tnl t Wnild War "?f a hack d.Hir amt inia'hrd mg ihr • Mmilrcr of 1 ommcir# of, Production* fer a Unltad Artia<a valued by Cynthia Roumillat. tl sparked violcnrr in slide torn through • gi*-r pan"! Hr sturmed lire amt Ira.uig iheir names tn release Mlaa Vanderbilt, eatrang d into hrr bedroom and drniandrd Ihwl tnmcsinr rsn call and captain Cypru* today wffa of Leopold Stokowkl, has A crowd of several hundred that ;ba go lo Georgia with him mir rtunit). it t'<«inmrroa H*n teen linked romantically with Si­ f'li (In '.mi r , ira r. Clifford Mr, t yprtols ol Greek origin lormed Ininirdiati'l,* to gel married New Jersey Holds natra. Sh* ha, don* afag* and tele­ She refused and kriey r.n to, Kihlnn sail after a aervir# conducted in vision work. Sinatra raid tbo will So far tins year, he said, we Nlcoila'a b lu est churrh by Arch­ !hr balhroer.i ,nd rut bis Irfl wit*. First Statewide appear in other films aado by h a tf a total of i t ne# m#mb*fa bishop M aka'ios-trader of Ihc Mi* Aronson ■ id bla company. Mobilization Today! Union-wi'h-Grirrc mmrmrnt in Arvry told Judgr tlhrrt A.iper 1 *hip 1 nit*, wltli a total of 37 mcr, thla British colony The mob tried stnn today Ih ,' hr an I Mi. i r n ihwnt* or bu-u.cssmen inrrcatuif TRENTON. N. J. <*-A« official lo amash through haibcd wire son would be maritrd soon lie had their mrmbrr'hq>s over last year. "troll Aon#" «■• stamped today ‘ tt r m,da * remarkable shows* barricades held hv pollr* and ,? { M Nav J r m y 'i tin t atitawid# mg In our mrmbetship campaign The Judge terluird him and du British troops Throe British corn* ■oMIlutlun oi Civil Defense ferae* •Hi* yr a r s a i d M. Kibhia. "aad missed lb* rhkrget. msndo* were hurt M i National Guard saita fellow- CAMP HANFORD, Walk. (Ik— w* sincerely believe that with order* ad “ about to kill" b a n b u n fe( aa «lr raid aUrt. Tha leering crowd hurled tb.nes Ih# renewed eflort »nd Intarest Whaa ft#* sir** sounded at • p m. luurd aoldlati guarding the Han­ at tha soldier* The troop* used rrealrd by the many contact* fw terday—during th* commuter ford Atom le Wert* from aa alutear (a* lo disperse it No civilian made during Ih* mrmbcrslwp tra flk nufc parted—th* entire pap. lira aaamy that baa bam nibbling casualties were reported drive. Ihry wilt surely rom* anna* tia ra aeurrted fer ahelter. at th* root* ad tha inpar-acrret In Famagusta, a crowd of aeverwunderful good," Traffic baited. a ad bridge* aad hutallahoa. a) thousand people tstheied after Addiiional member* tn tha tn a a la tinkle* tkl* atata la N*w On# B (a la aack battery ad the th* local se n ice and a bomb a*name* already reported ar* at V art aad Fwaaylranla war* aatlairm fl group wat teaoad a CHICAGO f.li - A Miami pby- fellow a: plnded. Police charged the crowd M caliber rtfla aad laid la k»ep • ttb batons aid troops fired tear tlrien has fou,-..1 • n.w u*a for Dr. O. I. Barks, Gordon fe •bowing rate k a . a r a r te danail pali.h .rater. Dr. Ilotli# F. Ilradtey, A. Constantin#, J . ' ® gas |h*lls, te LJmastaf. wher* th* acrvlrc Garrard said today be ha# used ('unlelt. Jimmie (Viwaa. C. L waa canceled en crd*ri of Ih* it #orre««fulty to troat fun*.I In* Da * so*. Dr. A. W. Epp. S r. Gogw bhhnp, Ihr** British commandos feetlo.v af the f'ngrr# and nail*. ilon V Frrderick. J. Q. Galloway, w*r* hurt aftar a moh formed and Ha .aid tha srater a rt. as an “ar- Roy Holler. Hunter lr* ft Fuel began stoning them. tifleial eutWto." It keen* w..#»r Company. Ben Kata. W. F. Kirch, Britain ha* rejected demand* an.1 foreign malarial from gtt- heff Jr.. I. I I. Iron Work# m w T -T iM E W c u t v r r o i t c h a m b h i o r c o m m e r c e o f f i c i a l .*. curt u right > cm that K surrandaa in* iaiawrf csduny ting under M>a has# aktn a#vwin<1 Gswirgr A. Mafe’etl, H I . M.fr •* Hanford a MeXIbbin. number .hip drfvo «h*Jrmaa vrolror*** R i w r Mill# ad Baaferd feeel. Tar. Li. Cmdr. U tb# aad. te Gfwcn. tCaattewd Om F a p YWaah 4 I B<nU» Supply OWtear, fNAAS. te roM od b r Ceffea d a b Chairman Don Bate*. (d u ff Ft*oin) k »')#, 4 Central Florida Hospital Council Convening Here K. Shoemaker Jr. Attending Confab Of Builder Dealers Innovation Gifeu Yesterday Morning At Coffee Club S Local Shrine Club To Entertain N o b l e s tv:::: From Other Areas Cynthia Roumillaf Receives Letter . From White House Mrs. Logan Dies In Masonic Home • E. Bud Avery Wins Dismissal Boat. Ski Club Gathers Tonight Church Services Spark Violence Physician Finds New Use For Nail Polish Sealer j tL — mm %Merchants Not Called On Asked To Contact ColC �h n 7 T iL Oct. M. M M THE SANFORD HERALD All Church Notices muat be presented a t The Herald office by S pm . on the day before publication. C h w tc h . Y ln tic Q A TDK CHUUSVIAN AM) MISSION CBULUOTA HAFUST CHURCH .Morning EVnnhip 11 :fm a, to. ARY ALLIANCE CHURCM Waller A. Haatb Jr., Paster beriptur*. Lull* 2.IV "Hrro.| ftadtp Rrbaol 10 a.a Ftrh Are. at Hoped lo *•* tom* miracle Hon* Haratai Wirtblp Service S«rv II a,aft Pillar, D n l4 L by Him." ' iter. Suaiiiy School i>d Harming •raioa by tka put S«nrlca t:M Rvaalai fforaaln Wonhtp Combined Sin in i:U a. Narmnn bp lb* paunr. FIIIHT I'RKSIIETEKIA.N itt u 11:30 a. m. “Wonhtp Period p.m. Praytr MteUog Wedaitdap 7;Je < IIL'KITI brKini at lu:40 a. m.” Aiiunca Youth EcUonthip t:30 ft at. •led SI. «nd n*k .(«*, ft ra. H»«. A. U. Mrloa,», Paiior THE CHURCH OP (iOll . i.triunf So t k * 7:41 ft aa. 0:41 a. m. Sunday School OK PROPHECY Wrtlnciiiap Mid-Week S i b i l In .VI •. m. S c io n inert i f..r n i l Elm Aar. Ilud/ 71AS ft m. Prayer in the S et.ion Rn.im* III.hop Ik. II. Crra.y, Patinr the ra»;r, m itu u d ist Sunday Schnnl l.rrma at 3 .IE a. Morning EVonhip II.Oil a. ni. CHURCH Prelude- “Adagio", Itelff; An. m. Sunday Morning. Car. nr. Fiurtb SU U ifr i At*, Morning Worahlp, »llh tl*>. I). ihrm "I nr line Thlna Ear", ti. r.Moa KUaa, MiaDtar 0 , Craia;1 giving th* arrnmn at * heaiol 4'hoir, Aikhange|*liyj fiutvuj hrh'H’l 1:11 a. in. 11:0*1 a. m. Anlheih, ''(Jrejt nrut fllorioui", i Morning Wonhip 10.41 a Kvangrliatlf Karvir* at 1:10 p. I liai|r*l ( hntr, 111. Linton. I £v«n>ng Wonhip I.hi , ... .Sunday night. Salmon—Mr. Mr Inal* frtyer Haauax TkwttUv Turaday 7;S0 p. m. Tb« W. M. H, Nurterlei for rhlldrrn under three, p. ni. acniro taill ho hold, with th* load* and thre* to »i», #arf| Sunday «r Mr*, flail Moiy piaildlng. h i. PAUL'S LUTMRRAN morning. Thu ii a artvl.o /nr all Ijdita d:1*l p ni. Pioneer t ell..* .hip 6u l.uka'i Utk*i*a—la Liam Ml UriMlil, thi Ra». BUfthift who ar* intaraalad la Million'. fl:3W p. ^ Sr nine High Ke|ln*.ht|) luhy, i>«»ur. Mnaias a irib if Thuraday tha V, I . It. aaraico ait'i a m. kadi* Hunan amdcftatwill bagta promptly at T..1U p. to. Evening Worthlp J,M j>. m, Pf.lnle . “Herreu.e", MrCollln; ai y.30 « m over WtiRK (tftO b ill Su*4ap S*k—k Ur lU i f l «noH* with Rttr. Rnbart Ctaaiy, Ladrr Anlhetn “ Pollow the lilrtm ';, l»;.:u a.m. ChrUUii Dip Scholl to thug*. AH young ptopU aio pioneer I’liolr, Dougl*,, (All tU«*Merp i iid t i n d hledir* road tally invtlod to attend thia Sermon -Mr. Mrlnnit arua), Miadap nrauih Frldap, h nrIre. •VO a.m. ChlldMI ■ m r u n , " I t UW« oitcnd e warm wolrom* to Uka'a Ch«p*l,H SaWrdap IOiU aayonn fateraalod to attending vni.sr OIIUSTIAN I'HLHni ft*, a m WTRR. (UM ha.) 1407 Sanford tir, any of them eenrirea." ,,,rrT I- Sloar, Hini.trr n r m r a A N church Sunday School p:|E „ n)i OP THE REDEEMER FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Morning EVnriblp 11;on a. m. OVIEDO ^ C e ^ V c S : Them*i “flood N*nt for AH". LmiU I . |)iy, Patlar | Sunday__ Sunliy School 1:11 a.m. _______ Sunday School 1:45 a m. by I hr rhnir, Church Senlca 11:10 a n . Morning Worahlp • 11 on am. < hi Rh». and Juntari inert Training Uninn • I IE p m niURCM o r cod at « IMI p. ni. Ilrfrr.hinenl, will Evening Sarvitra - 1M p m. rm ch Act. a id Had SC " hp Mr*. Eugene p,«. Wedneiddap Prayer Service .7.M Rcr, II. nr. Haadarwa, P u let p.m. . .Sunday School 1:43 a. at. E\emng Wnrahip 7.3(t p. m , KvaniflltUe Srniea 1:30 ft Sulijert: "Wiidom from a hove" < llld.wccb S m ite Tuiadap TiM FIRST 1. 1,1. IB,, ihe eighlli in ft m. CHURCH OF THE NAZARKNE ■ **H*| from ih* Enil tie ,./ lujnx I'rnpla S m ln Tture"Siafard'a Singing Church" J;-*ir, Att.nd.nc. ’[ho,am, j Rap 7.JO ft at. M at Mipie Mr. and Mr*. R. If. Williama R. H. Seear Jr.. PaiUr ERENEZER MRTHOMR You are mHieUp invited la al< CHURCH , •'Irani* ii eittnded f it lend rhutch with ut Ihl* Sunday. . | a t n u Hciihti Sunday School it B:M a m. lad •T k . Rcr. Kdoard Mi/lta, Faatar lemiiIUf* Jl' ",h*r* nnt at* Vuadap School 10 a. m.—CUJ> Ueorgo PiUaid. Supl. Mem lag Worihip at 10; 4E Rev. lord E. Johnmn. lupanaUadftat S ? . ■ny “' K" Jeaae Rraaaui. (iueat Speaker. • Fraachiaa Sarvici 11 ft ac Chrlitlaa Service Training d:je H U 1 p n. r i« » r M r r u r r ( III m il Prayer maiuax, Thuxidap, T:J0 p.m. ft n . Rventag XvanitUalir 7 :» Rev. ,V ,V T U' t" ;S i,lh Street Jeata Srinar.n, Ourat Speaker, Jakn ,‘«« ASS Ell RLT OP GOD CHURCH Prapermertiai Wedatadap 7;U B , VLh J1.1N '• t i l l * PWura'lee p. w. IKS He aad Laenl A n . "We’ve ,n .7'tnr of Mual* Ynuih Acllultea Night Thundip E .rl. V Sunday School l i i t ft ft. : ' ,U r" Ear Veu" T;4S p.m. fcatly Morning W -r.hlp B 45 r . p,. Mi'rnina Wirabip H ft eu Sermon W. P. ||ron i, Jr 'Youth S m lce t ; l l p. m. The church will he comforlablp Eaaafallilie Itallf TlU p. eu •arm and Iriandlp, CourlMua Suadny School 9:4fi a. m RHn, All The r . m)ly. w# Fraytr and Bible Study eaavenltnce. A nuraery la opon lot day nt TidS p, ft. all regular aervxei. servicemen ''1or KvrrP Memher of tha happy, alhflrR aravd. and their lamillei are. welcem* al ' Lv.«K*.r y ., ? ffcbael. ftvfn |ho Itatiy." all limea I Un Lord vith ea." h aWirabip ; We give »pedal inviUli<m lo wor. Morning Wnrahip 11 hmi a. m Sermon IV. P. |l,ooki Jr. ablp and fellowihip with ui Uut Sunday hut Urge you la alwapi at- Trninlag Unlaa d ill p. m. Hapartment for e«rh age group. land the church of your choice ' Rrr, Crarge H. Carltea. Mlnlatar whoa able. Nuriery for rhlldrrn under .1 a C a m. Sunday flebed. >«•!■ uf age. II 00 a in. Worahlp Icraitft Evening Woxhlp 7 :5(1 p, m. t 1:00 p.n. Worahlp Rani LAIR MART HAPT18T Sermon W. p. Rrook* Jr CHAPEL rrllnwihlp Hour after th* EvenFAOLA WMLITAJI Lake Harp, He. lag jUrviro *poanr*d hy tha MKTItoniFY CHURCH FeHer — Rev. H. A. frttb Jr, Training Union. Mr*. Miller In d Mllaa W«at aa RC 44 ■uadap Sekeel 1:41 a m. rharg*. Sunday School 0:41 Hernia# Worahlp 11:00. Wrdn*nUy Evening Rrivlro 1;30 learning Worahlp lliiS Tralala# Ualen <:M p * . ft m. Ah'aalayaa Youth 0l4* Weenie# Wertblp TiSO. Nurorry alien at all terete**. Xvihihg Worahlp Til* Fmpet Mettle# Wed. TM p * . WELCOME Wadnoaday I'rayarmoatla* TiM Evaryiaa Walwwa i a f t o t TMVRCB RANTORI) HRVKSTH.lt AY Rot. Cacti W. IW for Own ADVENTIST ( IIUHUH I'rayar S'nrico Wed I P. M. W. Kaah. f i f t r 7IK) Elm (Venue Ruadap ftomleg aerrirai "Cooperating w«b Soulhora Rap. W. J. (klmaa Paatar tiat Coartatiaft" lahhath Rchool (Saturday) HtlO' e. m. S l s f e H s Warablp H"ur IliM t. m. Ou**t •peak** V, W. Fualer Uluianarr L » .F r (aluater leader far FkniU Cenfernnre of Seventh.Day Adventiata. Preper rm n, RUth. and Seventh' PetliItleni of |hr Irtrd’a Prnper." ■c en t r a l l u m r r c s u r c r Churrh Hoard meeting following R«r. J. (V. Farkta. polar nreyee meeting. C«f. r*«tt**nth I U Oth Am. Friday 7i3fl p. m. Mlaalmury SuMlP Bchttl t iU ft. m. yolunter Prngmm. Nwnlh# \Y*r»klp lanrti* UlM Churrh ftrhoal—Monday throng! lun. 1:10 a. m. > 8;5ft p. m. Trtlnint Union t i l l p.m. Il'e » A nrdlal weleamo i* ealrndrd Ii Igji,- Sotnlljr nffalr. ell U Jain u i In mir Worabi) Ktrtnlnr Wsuhln I pm. and ahara In Ihe f*llnwihip ol *■&•«* then nrlUi Hi tad ** vtU thia hour. 4* tliM |*#d.“ a f \ • ; I I V } I t f K' l IIPRAM COMMUNITY . I I'll KSMYTUB I AN CHURCH | R«r. C. C. While, MiftitUv t Mr*. Clamp M am, PUhDt, 1 Min P itikU Ri i m w , A id fiir .il. t Mr* Nanry OlDe, Children* ftb*lr Dlrectar. t Mr. (;**nr* P*I*W, Amt BtipL *r Chuith 8*b**L I Church School. 10:0# ft*. {( CltiiM f*t All ftfftft. [I Wanhln II ifl# ft.*. T f rhiMian'* Rm lri IliM • * , I [ Yntin#; ftiM p m. Child** I iM M b ■XU. v » P. Rem it# WenhJp T h l# young fellow i i h av in g fun’b u ild ln g a sk y sc ra p e r tow er. M o st a n y m inut# now h e ’ll re a c h ’its peak, blocks w ill come tu m b lin g dow n w ith a d e lig h tfu l c la tte r, and h e’ll la u g h in g ly p ick th e m u p and b egin all over again.*. T h a t ’# th e fun of being a c h ild . ■B ut when you*re grow n.up a n d th in g # com e c la tte rin g dow n, it’s not go funny. 8flm ctim c» th e y 're p h y sical atid m a terie l—a fence o r a trellis th a ria tY t qbftc rig h t, o r th a p a in t you brushed on so ca re fu lly p eel# an d fla k e s.,S o you g o .to a n ex p ert—a c a rp e n te r or a p a in te r—for advice.* T h e n again p erh ap a so m eth in g goes awry w ith y o u r inner ilt(e.)P erhapB you feci you've m ad e an awful m ess of things. .T h is trag e d y too can be av erted if you seek ex p e rt guidance, •hurch____ re g u la rly y o m w llljfm d .th e know -how to By g o in g tto Ch b u lla w ith in yourself a life secu re a n d um h ak eab le.^ M illions o f m a n th ro u g h o u t th e agea h av e found the C h u rch a source o f s tre n g th and stab ility ;,w h y . s h o u ld n ’t you? THE CHURCH FOR A L L ... ALL FOR THE CHURCH f IIt at uw*hO(M« J r s u els Ipinlual z 'Z valua*. L z sWithout s t :a tifonij Chufch, ntiihir dem^rjogw no. t tg,i|1<1d. v c u n ^ , . . ih .,. a„ •»*nr r«'*on »h©,j!d qtifnd Mrv, „ rwJirtJ ond ruppoft th, Chutch Th.y or. (I) For h I II SBMWI 141 To, Ih. »<il* el th* Chutch !{**», which p**di htt moin| ond material turpoii Plan m , i* ; w Ml * > r - J **od I S L & t f * ch‘i,£h '•»“* |„ L I f i t e .................. it f e y .— turv-Ba■MM i % i 4 It 4 VcftRt Mi fH* ¥ r«ftM*fbl IMl, late'*# if? tftvui ftiiaoWwe# V# o ii ij i) • u Hiis "Support The Church” Series, Published Each Week in the Sanford Herald with tho Approval of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, Is Mudo Possible by the Corporation of these Wellknown Business Establishments: MUR. APPLEBY**! FLORIDA STATE BANK RESTAURANTS *1 Soa/erd nERHY’P WAREHOUSE FURNITURE CO. SANFORD ATT,ANTIC NATIONAL BANK ■VANS ROOFTNfi * HEATING CO. T1IERM-O.TANE OAS * APPLIANCE CO. INC. BOTF.LER WHOLES ALit CONFECTIONERY 1 ROYD • WALLACE MUTUAL INSURANCE nOWN*S AMOCO SIRVICR UT.ENN OOEMJIET. SUNOCO SERVICE WILSON . MA1ER FURNITURE CO. THE KILGORE SEED CO. M, R. l u l t k l u i Centre*tae AMERICAN OIL CO, THE TEXAS COMPANT J, Cl Dnie. Cawlgnee BMITTTS ENAPP1N* TURTLE RANDALL BLSCIH1C C0l HILL HARDWARE CO. NICHOLSON BU1CX C tt MARCEL FAILLB SIGNS BRITT TRACTOR C a R. L HARVEY PLUMBING NEHI BOTTUNG COMPANY RITE THEATRE CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. HERRON GROVES C. IL Rravn I F. ■OLT CRORH CHURCH R. & Iwtar H al Baadep After Trtnllj •tM ft. au Help XiiehtrUt R ill ». » . Family f*rH«e tad ML! f e s CTairth Rthftfti IliM ft m. Chartl Hftfthftittt y d Senate 8«nr|tftft thraufh Ihi mt*k; Tuoodap, All Ralsl't Day— H«|y C lftlllll V u i ' p i InvIUd to attend our Sunday School Campaign LAUNDRY'ALL DSLUX T ill y d lliflS ft. October I thru Novfiaber IS IIM IN O U DRY CLEANERS M. ST. JOUN’S REALITY C a SUP HEX MARKET W.W* ri t PROGRESSIVE �cs —c Grandmother Gives' Birth To 16th Child , 0 .h & t v u CAPITAL M USE BY MANUFACTVXINC COKPOYATtONS tot*; - *t;yo im* • ji. i»J* M ill \i;0 fiV V 41 yrer-<.M 11and molI r f ye Or id* \* gave birth lo H»r tc.lh child in St. Miry of N'oraifth IlntpiUl. She in Mr*. Jcur TVringart, } Social & Personal Activities I H«*o* c>d elta Body, Large Boxes Found In Plane , TTTT iAVTOTTP mfHXT.11* I t I . Ort. JS. IH.VE Piige 3* Merchants It or tinned It e m r * :e Bo*t W ttn rt M N /# \iu tr ;A IV - T»#* f-.wiv wee J ,s ’ M u-. 1 rank N■ ,t. D r of a tnan« 9rvrro! large Itov** » it t lia r le - | , l*.<: k J r . % 1 R a m rnntAlrn* di*A-o%t t t J ‘ t* *U\ John • Ri 1 . in tha h ilk *»f a (it'tRiin r tifi Furniture t'otr.pwny. Seminole plan* *t h t i f i l frori tl e Imtlont I'uiiiity tle to r-. S lu in b c rljn d Mot or t ‘'nr! II, y tjfln rd . J . R uf ii*i Aa»t tali an Alpintf* s'-.’w un l[o i 7 .<1 lor i lu r le t 1 tii» t'^aii^. rtlimnni In rniilain I \ iHl -pii h, Mr*. Mwi) U h c.i hrl arnf •Inetintfnt* of 11itt^r h u rl 7 -t. <#cr * p lu n c ii it.tr* U V * J M Blythe ( ' A C I i'|uor ti*rp 1 |tpff Anil i ia aft**r M ine N ck * on*lantine J ..r I •Iwt drtAUT f»V 1", S. fig llfi’l ft Tlfttil •trlry in' o I. CrawImtl \F* I St, eh In r , s' erm -n C*»itcrrte l’ij>e Company, Mi lxin Si-kind, standard Od Compai. , \|r*. Biinlre Moor. Thrift Oil Ciirupaiix " e i t ‘* Jewelry, R \ Uiiiiam*. Air*. Flntrnce M. £inim. rman. DKBARY WOMAN'S C I.IR ’ baled food* tale off . highway * * * * * ! r ^ T ^ V , ! ' ll.rrr Th. Woman'* Club of DcUary be a counter fur rfliplay and **t# " ■’"* ’ held it* f l l .t meeting Friday al °f r'*nt* under th* a bio »u|>..vl- gimidchlUirn aid at* 't***> t i l.i i rv |.rr,erxr>. cream eh»*«a ths Community C*nl*r. Mrs. Jams* *>on of Mi** Katherine U trh with » f*««««H. \ fif g>- . » i died and thincr <p cracker* rr».» a M. Va,entitle. president prealdrd. ‘h* of llrnrjr M hI in infamy. fine rndinc to * meal. A boot review dated for lh»iri«t'd I'nkfoid. Mr». Marion lour of Mt*. t t r gad * rl iMentertainment wa» delegated to Roberta i« metall chairman; her rrn ate inim -tl. Dire* at* 'tg h till* *yf f hi* Vt«r* • l»(*r date for all of th* **..ion ‘ommittr* i» Ml*. M a r j o r i e «vi o«l *tu !cnt« a I •> >«-n olh<i< Isopliiry h l u i i l , I . ,.n t om paii, « n dexotrci to a di*ru**iun of by- •-amber t. Mt*. Alamo M#<al1rv. attr«..| c *■ • .. . tin*. J .... * t irriilur. te n te r .1. tin F i i w i u «n«t rta.ninr,! in tho Hi i, \ l i n n * m I i F K^ r Jaw* and rlub procedure for th* Mr*. Mu had McDermott and |,hine, ;T. - a p.-x-' tic * niir*r«' ,|J* |n tho h..«p:tal x»hne Mi* i . ro n in r year. A »x* i*l t*a follow- Mr*. K trirll Wait*. authfir ilir* nftrr t f ** i.ik r t , 1 no T K tit l aw -on A w*, ***** I...... . *-*< t— o*.v «Vd. Tr* Party Weittgart * D'-th chi d wai ddivei i hulk h;*i Itrrn ♦r*i*t fird for ra- V, lx me ' i , Il nu r l.itllr , ItolH-rl — ■■ ph»*Ur«. |*nri* of .v t *ti i C Mllh Iteeeplion fo* Visiting Vnmra Th* \|i*»r* I.oi A. and NVla nl. Phone .TS8 Thr now auixal, Susan M ar'., Alabama ha* had .*»S fir*t tcatn Stanfoid ' n Kr.xtio S*n Jo,e •all Affinor i •uii|tAtiy %•** k*-•4 »> i Seventy ladi** of UeBaty were VV. Hank* gate a tr« party on D l !■ -t A|..»g, l»r T F etitrilan ed Wednesday noon »t • Friday fioni two to fix* in hon­ wrlehod 4 pound*, 4 oun c« at player* *clccted on the All.South- State 11 tin e in j ; fo«il>all thr f*Uki*r | t« **t iluwii ftir *p' * D.inu l l*r. t h..i U Park Sr 207 R. ( 'n s n m rrrltl eoff** In honor of visiting gue*t». or of tlirir hnn*e |(Ur*t, Mt*. M. bilth. rrn and Atl.Soulhra*tern Confrr* e b i i i o Thee ■ 1 mret ih t. "V at i*nil inotitli« n f 11 attif #*t t mi*% a I’ro g re-.i *e 1‘iiiiiing Cttinpanx. F. J»hn*lon of Nrxt Vorli. A ta ’k Mr*. Arthur l.ambcrt with Mr*. \ III rut Rohrrtx. sanlotil •■me iquiib since 11TJS. i I’a'o tllo, r»iif. hi iwMih it m * imlir-ii la khuu* Hr « C>, J. he»»rnich •« ro-ho*tr*« in- on Kutopran tiaxrl highlighted tiodurod th* following Surat*: th* xtrtal aftrmiHin for nine of Mr*. A. I.. Anniston, Mr*. Na- th* Mi****’ llanl.* fllcud*. thanirl I). Nottingham, Mr*. J*<k Marry F. Blown ii leaving today l>. Miller and Mr*. U*otgr Ma**m. for a **xrn week* hunting Dip. ORl.ANIMl ^ f’i - An Or la into m Colonel and Mt*. K*»*nich -vet* |)p * j|, mfet ftlrn,4* ln BinsHmi.i- tntmuotocX-t to.i»y »"< kuigli'. •" uk*n by llrlU ry * .chattn^. ,u|li N- v anil » itll ,|lrm hood from Ifiirni Juliatia of The that th*y ai* now building * to th* hill*' of lin ttw for AuiNrtheiland* fur hi* wi,i k* In Imnio h*i*. \\ h*n their four | uitmal apoit*. riadiiating tlir tew worm fix friend* de idrd to motor throuch Mr. Ur*. *:—>;• xt »t*. • ip p » i n I, »... Florida the Ke>**m>h* wetronint them to tht* location for a *lnn- field and Mr. and Ml*. I'htlip ployed hy the C. S. Asrlrullute *>>*r. Delighted with DeBary ho*- \hr*n* hax* hern taking * motor llepartment'a ent«....... at taho pitality two of the xi«iloi* are lilp thiounh th* great sniukn*. • a'ory heir, was pmwnted thr me,ill hx T. N»n 1 rampb, huyini piopert* hei* aid the the Nrtliei Unde vlce vnr it, other two ara lntet**led in Ihi* ar* lmere*le,l In ihi* undertal.Baumhoxer h< aded a I'SDA ex0 inf The ladie* of D*R*ry hop* periiiirnt tram wlu h tiddrd the to h* to convincins that it will Dutih Ur*l liidir, idand ef I in*h* a touM **> liefote the xiiitor* JAKAIITA, tndonro* e Die ran of the fly that Infe'U cattle depait. Volrano Mrrapl continued t<t*l*x and goat*. lo u rin s Florid* I’arly to belch out hundred* «d ton* of The team u««l *er*w-worm On Friday next th# Firemen'* Uxj. file*, Mertliird hv radloartix* co­ Auxiliary will hold * Touring TIi* volcano l* erupting every halt, in the expeliment conducted Florida caul p*ity at th* Com- fixe In rexen minutr* with nxrr* early this year. tnunilv Center, At 7: TO p. m of lax* r.xrms toward renttal .lax* d i u r and coff** will he *erxe>l and * fe*tixe exming *tartrd of vlllagr* at a record xjieeil of IW card* and pru*»J th* same* pro . iect Per *erond Foiext, wrre *rt ^ |i r i < i v * m that newcomer* will rblaie and t wide arra where Piinyl* with th* aenior re*id*nt» (here »re hundid of villagr* x»a* declared a dinger rone. pnd become ai<]u*int*d. Provincial aulhoritir* mnhillrrd Th* fir *iit»n hax* bought a tranrport to rxaruatr village^* FIRST M KTHnniSr I III III II Factor — Milton It. U>alt engine amt built a targ* *«ner* M S am . Churih School. taininm t and alorage hall, thi* x«ho wished lo leaxr. Bui moil of Ctasir* for alt age,. la d year. The A uxtliaiy 1 hat Ih* estimated itnoo out) Indnnrxiinx 11.00 a.m. Motning Worahlp *tnod ahouhlet lo ahoutder wiih living within five to ievrn mile* Sermon Topic — “l.tvii’g One them; baked food *ale*. parll** of the foolhitts leading of Merap'* •ml (oeial meeting* to a**l»t with 11.300 font glowing rone stuck to Dwy At A Time''. •i.30 pm. V V F. money for the e»writ 1*1*. They their homes. *;15 p.m. Otgan Vec'pei*. nr* to h* ecipgratuUteil In their .7:30 Kvening Wnnhip. Imimrtant civic contribution. CO IN S* TO AMIRF.HS OROIT Sermon Topic — “7 ha Fifth The rommitte* for Die Touring MIAMI BKACII JP-C.ov. Collin* Commandment". Tn *x.v.hnbb’ aeetnte gnhardina, solid Florida paHy i*:. Mr*. I'hriatoph- will addrr** Ihe Florida Ptihltr Rruadcacl oxer WTRR. *r Butler, thairman. Mr*. MU- Relation* A«*r tonight at it !*th rn!i'i •. in io‘<'k a iirv I t th ru 1A, sleexa *:.ln pm . Bicicaliun for young 11tin Ogden, co-chairman; Mr*. annual ronxenllnn dinner. people. F . Muller, Mr*. F, Ihnning. Mi*. 1i ngfh* .72 thru 75. (N ot all altw-x1* ltuitrih* A. Mrdnyk nnd Mr*. K. lJvingIn nil neck ai;ea). •tone. _ All S»iata te Mold Food S*1# A plain o1d fn.«hioned rest. Saturday, No*. I, th* ladie* of Nnraitiit I'nrn |h* Fpircopal church wilt hold * I’oinnjovteiH o W ELL D R ILLIN G i Howard 0. I,ong Knighthood Won By Orlando Man FOR Volcano Mcrapi Continues Erupting Additional . Church. Notices M EN 'S SPORT COATS M EN 'S SPO RT S H IR T S In a vaiiety of fabiics , i latest styles and colots, Sizes 35thru 46 Sole A'' /InH ^uH C inq SCHEDULE changes i r r B r r i v t ii:ii a Fully licensed. Sprinkler ayitem, Good foot!. Under •upervielon of trained professional i*ersonnr|. Daily, weekly or ninnlhlx rales. Prixata room* at $115.00 per month. Comparison* invilrd. Write or visit while vacan­ cies ara available. \> $ c * A *' <■ Ilf - 4. 9 9 24-1* Orange City, Florida 35.00 2 8 -« RIJZ Stll'THBOl'ND f Ne Tl Ar 1:2* *. m. h r 1 :W a. m. Ka II Ar ll:M a. m. h r l l d S a. m N e M A r tiM y .m . Lv I i t i y a NOW SHOWING P I E C E S LA D IE S' L U G G A G E 1^ T. flbeppartl, T lclil Agewt Pkaw U Li^ht weight, durahle, solitl brass Karrlwai'O, yiyLo tL Q&AAMf. COAST U N I “Fy tho Yard” I ia* pi oof, eoriipletrl v \x.i <h»hln, gtilrk drylnR, in rotor* of gold, amber and olive. 51" wide. TTta WftwiMtN AI-SO COLIMAN A m erica’s # fa sU it-se llin g 1 o il h t a t ir l “SEMINOLE: U P R ISIN G ” STARRING GKORHIt MnNTftOAfKffV KARIN nnnTH ■mill In *t*a —• m i l l !■ price — giant perform__ a a c tl P ra ____i B M BTC* af heal p*r haw. A reaifp line room beater —a dandy autiHary bmtrt! be* Uda ahadeaed mahetanr brant* f«T yeurwlf. You71 be amaced at IU lew price—IU high pea**! « e ^ i* m t towM* m%tea*** Pirg. Pri AaU Rlun 17.75 It.OA 1 Grey 20 00 12.9* 1 « fit ren j o no 12.9’ Itlue 20.00 1 :.9A 1 Tvn «5 00 21.9A 1 Grey 75.00 21.9* 1 nine 70,75 23.9* 1 Tan 3|J.75 23.98 Quanlty r njor 1 CANNON HALLOWEEN MIDNIGHT SHOW TOMORROW NIGHT uur TflUMS SHEETS DOORS OPEN 1I;30 Fine quality muslin in. ea. Ix\) white, size 81 X 108. O 1 0 & X 4 *■* I i l M H I N I C AVE. 5A N FO R D I lilt « ’ ___ik. t# "a 4 ORANGE C ITY MANOR N* Tl Ar 1:11a. ■ . l.T ! : * * • • * Ar 11:1* a.m . I.e IS;M f . » N a t l A r S:ISp. » . l.r I M P ■ 6.50 e **• / 9 *9 8 a. m. o c T o h r.it >•, i»J* NORTHROUND a Reg. Proper care for the as0^ a* . ■'% liL- �* — H A t Books Closed For Citizens To Become Qualified Voters t I #* [fj {/ Th* book* are cloied for citizen*, eligible to vote, to register with city official* and become qualified voter* of the community. We’ve read incident* where 0Cr; of various population* voted in a* many kind* of election*. We've read about incident* where one vote swung an election to another candidate. Intent Iona on the part of many citizen* may have been good, and every moment ws* the one in which something came up to keep this one and that one from the city h:ll for the purpose of registering. 1 We’d like to see everyone in Sanford take part in their City Government to the extent of casting a ballot for their favorite canrildate for the City Commission. It la the normal thing to do If office holders are to be named to their posts in the democratic aort of way. The Sanford Herald r a t iliM t.mi- II, * « llr S a ta r S a r a . 4 paaSar •• , U m a i t t i r O rta trr V*. (•(# n t r t r . •« u n f i t s ri.rICa. H i Sat • I r««iri*i Sirtb a Iart i n r n rrn m lM strii.r aaa r« iin ii» MtHina M S * t S ■*.. Siw aH ia KPIIaa a n t in t t f- T t n * iit r i It* a n n a, aaaalb MM I t Car»*a» ail Haaila As* ( A t fk rrr Naatba IlM ATI III « *11 aM laarp aaMaaa. r»»4* a l (t a n k s . r w a lt n a a a a a * a a i l n of a at» r« ala M *ai fa r If c . aarpaaa a f ralM aa M a la M ill b* rb a ra a a la r a t r— a la r aPrarW alaa rafaa / S r r r iM ili* M affaaaiip t f e a r r lr a . I b a * * l l.r a t a l# a ilr a t a ■ A a a rr a l S P ra rtfa fa a B a rfa a a S aab S l i p T b r M arat* la • aiatabaa a f fba i w M a f t f Praaa n h lr b la a a fffla * a a rla *l*a fa fa fba aaa fa r rapabllaa* tla a aa a ll fba taaal aatrt pal a lap la tbla artaapapaa. Tage 4 Friday Oct. 2ft, 1955 TODAY’S BIBLE VSTIFF "I will lift up my eyes to the hill*. From whence does my help come? “My help comes from the Lord, who made heaven and earth.”—Psalm 121: 1-2. M.Eisenhower In Embarrasing Spot U N IY lR S t T Y Citizen* of other countries ere not ao fortunate a* we in America. Cltixena of other countries have no other choice but to place their X in just one spaee alloted for the purpose. We do not want to find oursclvee in the same predicament. And unless the citizens* here, and in every other American<ity take advantage of the privilege, the well of free­ dom will begin to dry up. It matter* not who the candidate might be that you're voting for. The important fact is the one surrounding your getting to the poll* and In privacy afforded you, cast your ballot as you see fit without the hand of force guiding your pencil. Now that the qualified voters have been named. It ta next moat' Important that every one of those citizens take the time to visit the polls on election day. Nov. I, and vote for the candidate of their choice. According to the record* at the Sanford Cltv Hall, there are approximately 8,500 qualified vnit*n» in Saiifnril. Tiicitf should 'AMES M ARLO W be no less than 3.000 of those registered voW* go to tha polls on Nov. 8 to name their choice. If you* are a citizen, registered to vote, and you know of others who are registered WASHINGTON om — The Su­ Court—in ruling on movie and should vote, do your part In creating preme censorship by the slates, Just as good cltlienshlp and ask those others to go ta rullnz on racial segregation by with you to the poll* You will do your City th# state—has moved cautiously. a good turn, you will do a apeeial favor for It has not given a final decision on your neighbors or friends, and you will ba either Issue. So far the eouri has ruled on a good citizen yourself. only pieces of both issues. So Certainly we don’t want to let the candi­ questions Involving movie censor­ dates, giving their time, efforts, money and ship and segregation no doubt will support, see a skeleton number of voter* at he thrown into the court for years to come. the ’poll* to support them. example: While the eouri Ft«rt talking now, and *pr*ad the word hasForruled public school segregation around, thnt Nov. 8 la a special day In San­ and segregation on buses croulag ford. state lines is uneonititutioatl, It May Be Near HEW YORK (^-Consumer dur­ ables ssturatmn-threo big words that mess: Hvw many more autos, TV sate, kttrhen ind (sundry ap­ pliances ran and will the Ameri­ cas peopl* buy? Tie stock of durable foods they now own is tha larftst In history. At present they are spendm* 2? bfllloo dollars a year for more. Soma economist s fear that tha iftluntioa point may ba near. They Bf|ua that moat folks who need e hM%4h*m >y now, lists RIWJW m is* ManIttsn Bank tn New York point fhsl “Th# Amarleaa consumer, * Ms Income rtsai. seems to ess an almost limitless cepsca nia It." In tha bank's quar­ terly review of bmlnets they also l tibierv* that producers art equally i resourceful in inventing new and i Im p ro ved appliances end other products w th which to tempt the tonsumir Both'the number of families al­ ready posiesslni these isdsels and the amount beini spent a year for more Is Impressive. About TO per rent of all Ameri­ can families own an aulomohlle, »nd II per cent of these own more than one. At th* moment Ameri­ cans are spendini 184 billion dol­ lars a year In buying cars. Th* houwwife Is nr>f spending wane *giant fm*v hllhoa* dollars a year no kitchen and household applllarai and two bUlioo for furnltur*. But th* bank economists pay this doesn't mean that th* market fnr Ihete foodt ]* dry in* up They not* that In list two thirds of *U rrfri center sales were for replacement And t l per cent of new Some Cures Are Found , For Morning Sickness THIS birth of a baby la a Joyous | Disturbance In this canter usu•rent fee all unearned. Thoae ally laada to pa_| pallor. _____ awtaUjQ | first thraa months of pregnancy, gall-------lvation, respiratory upset, however, usually are not much of nausea and vomiting. ' for tha expectant mother. AfiecV* tha Blood IlM more " iw how m ____________ . fiseh an* af theaa symptom* Is direct remit of apodal nerve Mb tha a n t is month*, more the Tranaaiaatoa of thorn half af them wig aoffar impnlaaa. tmauUce require* that lb* a s m •M laes nrodwee a wntunae called aoeblchoUn*. Aa overload ar at toast of totma liodiaa in yonr Mood, that acetyl* produced and u the result While vitamin B-* help* pre­ vent netamuiation of n caul re amoanta at ketona bodies sad On* aff thorn, a tablet enllad acetylcholine. It has not proved a. la repotted to b* w *> balpfaL However, u ta by preacriptioa only. H f ie j ilf iilu , however, fi la samMiud with mediate*, a mo­ ttos atohaaea drug. which la* have a da- histte the action of acetylcholine and acts U halt the vomiting it*, pnlaa at th* nerve level. of M. II: What la th* ea rn of a » -« u ewn bv -s n* tew* >-y« WH PARK, P t. * - How w ould you fe e l If y o u r w ellloved o ld e r b ro th er suddenly w e r * stric k e n i l l , and peopl* b « | i n to • i l l i c i t th a t m ayb e you w e re the m in to t s k * o v e r hie )ob eve n tuafly? T h is is th * spot th at P re s id e n t M ilton E lse n h o w e r o f P e n a iy lv e n i* S tate U o iv e n t y finds h im se lf on lo d s y . I I ie an e m b a r r a s ila i spot, end not a t a ll I * h is U k ln |. W ith P re s id e n t Ik e prasunrad by m a n y to h« out o f the p ic tu re s i a c an d id ate bt IS M , a q u iet boom h a s developed i t support o f his y o u n ie r b ro th e r fo r tbo W hite House post " W h y ro t M ilto n ?’ ' Is the ques­ tio n b e la i ashed b y • n u m b e r of bl|h officeholder! i t wcQ a s o r­ d in a ry p a rty w o rk e rs. T o i l l su ch questions M ilto n E lse n h o w e r h s s r s f r o d e d w ith a W ild , “ to c o m m e n t" " W h i t e ls * could he s i y ? ” s frie n d a ske d , p la in tiv e ly " I f he sa id a n y t h ln i else — no m s tte r Supreme Court Moves Cautiously MAf DAWSON i Saturation BO tr&jsasvtr- car buyers traded In aa aid ear. (Economists at tha Ptrit Nation, ll City Rink of New York, esti­ mate there are around'alx million prewsr ears on tha roads—candi­ dates h r icripplng ) Tha Chase Manhattan men aleo point to new fields far from the (saturation point: clothes dryers and ■treondit loners are owned by cnly four percent of our families, and dishwashers by three per cent. Tha Vacuum Cleaner Manufaetaturation point: clothes dryers lead that factory isle* of this product are breaking recordi this fag. la September isles ran » per cent hlyher than th* year 1 for*, and for the first nine months of this year isles topped th# like period of tSSS by B per cent. The Radlo-Elcctronlcs-Televlsion Manufacturers Assn.’* president, M. Leslie tfotfman. predicts Bat eight million TV sets will be turned out this year fee a new record. Olva Americans more spending money and offrr (hem new or bat­ ter gadgets—and you’ve got your­ self a sal*. Constitution Is In Final Stages NEW YORK m-Prepirattens for iferitni tbs AH. and th# CIO itto on* Mg labor grgeilntlon are prietlcsltv completed, report tabor leaders Georg# hteany and Walter Reuther. Msaay. mm preillw t of th# ATL and slated to head th* new organliartun. said ft* eonstitutton Is In th* "flnai stag**." Reutiwi presideat #f th# CTO, reported "real progress'* has boon mad*. Tha main mtttto** of th* new organisation are firmly drawn h# added, and b* eould fas "no change* In suhstanM" tweon now and tha Joint - onvcntlon b a re D e c . g did it say no stale board can ever ban a film on the grounds of being obscene. It was asked by United Artists Corp. to rule on whether a slat* may ever censor a picture "under a clearly drawn statute designed . nd applied to prevent ihowtog ob­ scene films." By lie scantily worded opinion the court avoided ■ direct answer to th* braid question posed by United Artists. This is not unusual prattle# fur th* court The oto# Justices traditionally try to avoid twMptog opinion* on broad prineiptos and to limit th*m relvoi aa narrowly as possible to tho particular Uiu# to too particu­ lar caso before them. As a result at toll moment United Artists Corp.. according to on* of Us lawyers, does not know whether "Th* Moon te Blue" can •ow be shewn to Xiniai. The corUon'i lawyers are trying to nut to Kansas. B My New York tdollted older brother whom he has served as a close adviser, has brought him (resh concern. Tmi ol mutual admiration knit the two men together a much ai the mere accidrnt of kinship. Presdent Ike once called Milton th* smartest of the Eisenhower brothers In 1319 be told a con­ gressman: "You oeednt sell Milton to mo. f think he's the greiteit man to the United States II it wsin t lor his name, he would be In ■ hi;h government position ” It Is th* msgle #1 the Elsen­ hower name of eourst that partly explains why some D o lltleiam ar* ■ now looking yearningly Mlfton'* way. But he bar more thin his r.irre to recommend him. Like Ike he bat the gift uf creating a hippy team Mill Worker Shoots around him While he lacks Ike's bonfire grin, he has a pleasant Wife, Kills Self perscnillty. and la regarded as t PENSACOLA i f i - A Sl-yvsr-oH better writer and speaker thin his psperrun worker shot hie wife to elder brother. Hr atjo his behtM death list nlthl end died IS min­ Mm an Impressive record to ed­ utes later after cutting his wrists ucation. government and buiineis. I'rJ hengina himteli sheriii's in- K oei iatvrerlnl in government service on • purely fictional level, vestlgitot Hemp Gandy said. Verdicts of murder and suicide he hai served to high posts under were returned by Peace Justice every president from Coolldge to J A. Jacobi In the deaths ef Clara hit own brother. Yoiln, 9t and her hutbtnd, Mi­ These posts have qualified him chael Yosin. Jacobi blamed do­ si in expert to fields ranging from soil conservation to labor-mansge. mestic difflcultiii. Mrs. Yosin was shot while sit ment disputes, psychological war­ ting to the home of her brother, fare to government rcorsaniistlon, refuge# work to International dip­ Arlen Sandrri. Gindy said Sir. end Mrs. San lomacy. Among other things he Is a di­ deri gava this account: ' rector of two buslneii firms. Yoiln came into the house and "He doesn't Just hold an nfflee." tried to get hi* wife to leave with someone once remorked. “lie ab­ Mm When *h# refuted, h# walked sorbs It." outside end returned with a X What de#i such a min do for eilltwr automatic rifle. Ha shot hli fun? A work day that sometimes wlfa to th* right brant, shoulder ruei to 18 hours a day do-i end elbow not leave him much time for hobWhile Banders and hie wtf* were |bei, but Milton likes ta relax by summoning aid. Yoela went nett fishing, reading detective stories, drer to hi* homo, cut both bit gardening end playing the piano. wrists with o rarer and then Milton Eisenhower is sd years hinged tlmreif to hi* rang* K* old, a highly eligible ago for a did tola by ttandtog on a chair, presidential candidate ndino tying a rep* arettad hit neck and If President Ik* voluntarily steps a rafter, and kicking tha chair cut of th* petltlcol picture, would from beoeith him. Milton bred the rless of Ms new Tha death* occurred to to* Old "dlieorerers* and step In? Turkey farm community about Jlte Tha question ts premature. Rut miles north weit of Penserola. the presidential polltlcil llahtnlng The Yoslns, married to 1949, had has struck tw<ce In the rime fam­ no children, ily rereral times before In Amerlran history. It concelvsbly could what ft was — tt would bo n liconitrued " / His friends her* seem to (pel that any talk of hit becomlai a poliUcal candidate a n t year le *t the worst a poor Uil* and at the best illtimed. Althoufh Milton Eisenhower has a record of government service p«rhipi unmatched In Us variety, be has qpver run for aa eleeUve office. Up has nsv*r shown s de­ sire to. H* isn’t |o ia | to now. He U > men of deep portent! end family ioyalUes. Those near him say he hai beta very lonely since the death lest year of his wife. Helen Elkin Elsenhower, in whose memory friends art now erpetini * campus chspel here. Th* heart stuck suffered by bis h n never ruled that segregation af all Mads is unconstitutional. co* oouldR't foult too shew. A let ■ y M el M a a t r lamedty, in some future tlM , N S W Y O R K - T h e th e a te r w e * to# w orn bare lasted a lot longer re B e g to M , o n ly re c e n tly peddled b y they era shown at Right, too way the court might rule (hat way. for* then, because of successive ■ Illy R o t * I * T V in te re st* (e x ce p t Hi supposed to bo. decisions of th* court against vari­ to r Me g p t r t s e o t u p s ta ir* , co m ­ Later, th* ice** wai th* omit* ous phases of segregation, segre­ plete w ith it id t a |* p e * f l v ie w o f to# Cotillion Room of the Pierre, where, gation msy hsv# withered away. it a g e ) , end f i w a s * a M O audience. at thro* boy* to T-shirt* and dun­ Although the court h it sklkM T h * b o u io lig h t* d i r b re e d , to * pit garees (they turned out to be sing to Its foundations the whole con­ • r c h e r ir * p U yo d to * m r t u r e and •n-denceri) lay an tot carpet and cept of segregation by Hi ruling p r tr e n U y , a * aoo m if b t e r e e c i, to * looked up i t the celling, waiting against public school aggregation, e u rU to w ent up and a ik t u f u l, fun­ their torn ta practice, you watched GRANT OPPERED tt cannot be said to have dona lh# n y , h iU t ly p ro faeto re el m u sic a l to* mart harassed woman of the again. yoar go through a rehearnL J A C K S O N V IL L E U b -A 94 000 tame to the principle of state Nn co m ed y w u p rea w tod. Thus* e e ir Milton Enenhowep T b o r e l y c a tc h w o * , U w « i 10:90 sorshlp of movies. Her nemo was Mini Benia!] and pant his been offered to to* Bip- feel sure of one thing He would a m . w h r e u w a i d re o , I w aiko d It has given New York aid Ken- o ut to t* t o * p o ito ro t *e re o o f M ath when *h* cam* over after a llule Uet Memoriil IteipHel bar* by the never rounder taking a pelftfra) *41 setbacks in the Wiy they at­ t N o w l a to * I B . w ith d o tre ta rie s while and Hopped on to* bsaquett# Damon Runyon Memerial Ptmd for step without at least the tactlo consent of hi* older brother. tempted to carry out eanierihlp n u k in g to d o U iit o M M t o r lo a c h , Wat rest to yon. you eould see the cancer research. Rut it has no* ruled that they, or r e d d k o v o re d I I w o r e 'i f o r post was haggard, nervous and angry, • id that there wore dark fatigue any other state, big aa tight hig h R o o a .t t .M a g h * * b to a t o o eIreks under her eyes. At that, censor movie*. to too o m u u c i l re m o d y . Nevertheless by Hi nilinfi to A r iu a t ty , too show M l Merry they warned to eahaare Iter deli­ these two cssea th# court hai Ob-h-hl, aid too otop peopl* teeing cate feed looks. What was bother pushed all itatei Into a position If were too deilori ogl *il*nr ."t. tog Mis* Rente 1) most was a pur............»r eiNNSTr esse------------hat Ike bald It up, scorn to J being both more specific and •id their wire*, far o —m—f~o, few. legally correct in their laws and a* aotomobllo w m t i n y w h ic h sh a ll ACK BENNY filekwt top • stranger on tho golf link* of th* "If* dreidful!" sh* raid. “It lessons for attempting ban* aa bo hyphensied. The reaso n 1 w u Thunder bird Cltfb In Palm Springs, end, much to hi- mortU motion picture*. t h e n wai hoesuse som ebody told JocsbT HU It's—oh. It* Just aw­ flcation, proceeded to blow Uvo Aral aid hotel straight to ful!" • 0 toot MOtly ItoO ' a c to rs , setIn IMJ New York sU’g't You sShed Mis* B. if she mimed him. Socking consolation, ho sorshlp board binned a movli New*, abwoograpbers, m n ilc U n s , atogtog at to* Metropolis* Opera, •lilted. "YU hot I can play “The Miracle ’• on the grounds d* it tot doslgneri, * t * „ o n fin d in g w o rk where one* she was the youngest too Add!* better than you, a sacrilegious. The court rniod to too** kiad to prodnetions. o gfijrhow.* ibut the stale in this ra n , lay- t o - l - o , tor o t iR r e ie . le pouring tear of them all. for • brief time 1 "That* ebrehtod brier* she led to# Traatteti, P ie m t W RWWbOW a r iO B f m o .o o o Into lag "aaerilegiuus" wai too bread Id* opponent, -hot Td tetter a reason for censorship tine# H I# thlo a n * Tbo etcherst# program at*., tot* to* plush saloon field. wnm yw tret r*i «ooi*t with WOI Studded w ith f l m l l i a r n am e*— a word which mean* "Yes and re," she said, " in tell t h e Philharmonic Orchestra Prior Cool** aal Chiu R iv e r a , e f things to different people. one thing—Its the greiteit feeltort poir'd Sh o estrin g R e v u e ; In 1911 a Kanin rcnionhlp * * to th* world to get out on that board binned a movie, “Th# Chart** Cooper, who p layed M r. Mag# by yourself and aland there L ta tte th R o b e rt* In Lo n d o n ; B i l l y Skipper Moon le Blue", on several eent Producer Alfred w ho d anced In A n n ie G e t Y o u r •od watch toe curtain go np slowly, ground* under that state's Inert, white you gel gooia.plmpty.and Hitchcock off en a new kick: including a finding that the picture G u n , e l a l. N et y et etara, but itiU ttta pool Just singing out to that imagining th* •ofweqiMnere If p ro *, an n u m b e r* af Actors' E q u ity wg« obscene. ether nou to w were to drop th* aodlenca. You t a i l tench tt." to good stan d in g . A state Judge, Hirry 0 . Miltor " T h i s ’l l p la y to t o , H I people, o l aattod at tha tU bo­ A M tu to r of B rir Romeo, lie i «f WyaadoU* County, etld th* law c r e n t r t a d w ith O— r a - 1 —e . " * re- rate abftorttt af toa Oatmire loom. com e o p w it h r e m it * t l t e R a n k sod th* board wer# constitutional­ p r e m t a t l r e w h isp ered to mo ta “Tbla to dlfwHRl la mreh rmn ■ RO M *, f it f R r i b r e r , t o n r O a rM te t« b *y R re s w y , R e a r H b m m m te tq ly wreag store th* Cmutltutton t o * d a rh a o w to too to O ftaM . " A f ­ totlmato Re BMb. . . " Nat retoa M d O r g t e R O IL A n y R odU lon* you'g b h * to a u g g e ct? guarentoM f r • a d * m *f press, t e r I t io o re o b o ro , M*fi r e « * trailed aft, add she lacked at tbo to hgteMfl r, Akstem*. |* *i«o the meet tteeri speech and religion. Boalda ■tooth's to u r, I t i r t t o l w ith Ban panto b«L Ibo aboddarad. "Obi* R V b ! dri. Tee JUt teamed to cooperate ■aid) the board's us* of th* n afittolBOd furterity, P ro o c le o *. W h y , f ir e o f t o * U d a "obaemto" was so broad and vague to f l u e a s t even q u it P la to nod Y o g t o f f m r t o l l ______________ ww re #■ to Make it unconsUtultooal • • a P o o r e te go w ith no. I t W to • M frih to h a t B e c k a t fite basis for censorship. MB ra wot a l l Ju st to keo p too d esV Mat, n Tbo it it# Supreme Court roftely n o d sa le s m en h a p p y dortog bate f it Ptetnee* Indlret^ to too e m a l Ittof th# Judge's position, and r convent Ir e h ero , e ith e r, u th* distributee of to* film. United y r e H r e t i r e , too show p o irie oat ArtUtl Core, appealed to the U. I. Try and Stop Mo C J 4 3 B a a ru K * * r XI a a l l y eommltt## g u f i j yesterday. th# two group# agreed Ibo dptotoo was given la a mtoloa directors for M ngtogat pact* IB BUBbdt af word*. It aal' throughout tha country, with II • i B p t f : "Judgment reversed." coming from th* ATO and sup­ Tbil BOOM to# U. K Buprenso plied by th# CIO. Mima* war# got Court derided tbo Supremo Coort mad* public. of Kanin vae wrong tn ovOr* M e e a y s a id th e pw p is il c u i t f - ruling Judge Miller and upholding IK* be* mm Mtoh. M.** •- *** ■ — ■uttaa toelwd#d aal##Ba«d* a * smtOar __ _ ____ fito to* Prttrai court did Rot agahut b ek f fataai ta B a rn with •ey a atnte cooanrship board coolarger ufiRa Sretboo a film to Urn futon. Nor k o t t y B o m t o m b r e t e m o iE a ^ th * hoet m d u ig re g t e o ." A R d to R t o l T h e y o m a hod tw o to th e c i r a ao eto fo la t e to to * lb onploto NOTICE o— tet noBe gjaries x • ---------------------------------------------------------------------- u ss grew a m m Bo Utototo tofidreo are od oRd bWytMeealy ■ ptepa tor dS ere, hot r i w a te r EFFEC TIV E M O N D A Y OCT. wrong mw SfflST IW W iM T lM i * - Befor* you »tgn up for any auto fhandnf I t e S S r a $ 5 i S S 885 i J -flu 5 u r ! r/>- �V*. t *v S o jclo I « \ \ m n n ir r n v i n r r i . . c m . ?». m s £ v fw t& Show Wednesday t.ibrary Hall, Lor gwmid, » ifilled In eaparily tail evening when the Women"* Ctvie League pre*ented their fir*t avert of the turning year. Th# Hollywood Shop of Sanford pie tinted the Faihum Show under the very aide aupreviaion of the Shop'* managrr, MUa Rote Levy. The faihton*, late»i to be import­ ed, were exqultilr and delighted the entire group. Among toe model* diapaytng ih* gown* » rre, Mr*. William Stemper. Mr*. Pan Capthart, Mr*. Yarn* Meredith. Mi** Marty Stamper, Mia* Mar­ garet Moore, Mia* Elisabeth Wood­ ruff and Miaa Mary R«*e Speer al*o little Jerl and Cent Wheatland arid Cann Stowe 11 all of Sanford. APo Mr*. Ralph Hammond ai d Mr*. Charles Searcy nf Longwood. Following the Fashion Show, M n. Ruby Cotton, owner and im* i4 i[ii •»* “ - 'o * Beauty Shop, Caaielberry, prevented her nioaten ahowing hair styling and cutting for the different type* a* well a* make-up. The winner of the five fariat wa* Mr*. Hubert 0 ranger. Winter Park. The model* v re Mi*. Glen p *ync. Mr*. John Hearns and Mr*. Ralph Steven*. Muring the Intermisainna the audiene* wa* entertained by Mr*. It. IL Gray, tinging »rver*l mu­ tu a l selection*. M i* * Suaan I'leneh, tap dancing and *r*rral amvidion number* by Itarbata fiullekon, Dorotliy Hayne* and Freddy Wltdemian, •ttidetila of the Orlando School of Mu»tc. Mr*. R. T. Mllwe* wa* piano accumpaniat for all and alio play­ ed th« beck-grwind music for the Fashion Show. Mr*. R. C. Carbon, pre*ident of the Cluh, Introduced th# prtnclf il* of of the evening and pretented the gifls end door price*. Winner* of th# door prise* were, Mr*. Herbert Hall. t*a»h Certifirate Hollywood Shop, and Mr*. Italph Hammond, C#»h Certificate Ruby’* Beauty Shop. Committer for this ovont **** Chairman, Mr*. John Carhait, eochairman, Mr*. Claude l-ayo, at*i»ted by Mr*. It. C. Carbon, Mri. Cai*i« Alaicrs, Mr*. K. C. Dunm rc, Mr*. J. Ilurmng, Alia. • 'harlr* Atormon. Mr*. Ito** Mobley. LT*her* v*rre, Mr*. Robd t Carlson, Mr*. William Young and Mr*. Jame* McGrath. Mr*. J. V. Mm* ell cf b'anford »a« the narrator for th» Fa*h!on Show. Th« vtry attractive *taee aetting* were furnished by Math­ er'* uf Sanford. Spotlight On Hollywood A “Mary France*" dine* * a i leld AVe.!nc*day night at tha l SO with Mitt Mary France* Hcnderton a* Junior bo*te*». Sen­ ior hollo** Ha* Mr*. LaFrla from Pretbyteiian church. Refreshmmt* were served. Announcement made tn the large frond attending that thera I* tn be * Masquerade Hallowe'en Panra Saturday night. Cottume* are to be judged f«r a prise. HOU.YWOOfi *•— 'tv hi* own idmi>tinn J.’hn May nr wa* pi.*' Inc * !ii|*t*nrlmii roll In » TV drama, "ffonklc of (he Year," Martini Pat Wayne No *tar ha* ever been happier taking a baik *rat to a youngr actor Pat of cour*r i* John'* «on flolh wrrr appearing in a Screen Itueetor*" t. i l Play home »hoa. dirrrtrvl be .Inhn'* lo ng tim e menior and Pat’* godlatlirr John lord Between «eene*. the proud father declared "Yf*. I cr thinly hope pal aant* tn be an l(tn t though It'* early for him to decide—he (pSAAO M th The friend* of Air*, kitby Fit# Sr. will h» glad to know that *he la home and i» renuenrg nicely. Mr*. Victor Green# will p# eonfined to her home for a while HOLLYWOOD tf-Tonlght Betty because nf a heart condition. Hutton climaxes i.ne of the mo*t The frirn-l* of Mr*. Ralph Ray dramatic rum ibackt in recent en­ will be plea'rd to know that tertainment history. Three year* ago, she feared *hr ahe I* m overing rapidly after had cancer. Two year* ago, her •urgery. lilm carter aecmed »a*hrd up t.a*t year *he wa* recltnt frnm a A grahanw<-racker crust make* a broken m arrii.gr and what *he con tillered > big flop in TA"* first fine base lor your favorite cheese­ • pectarular She announced she cake mixture To make the crust wa* through performing forever. roll It graham rrarkers very line: Pew pecpie be*lde» Betty be- you *hmi!d have abou* one cup nf crumb* Then mix the rrumh* lin ed her vow. Nov •br1a happily m arred and with a uuarirr cup of hutter or maronce more g-t!n*a her career tn tanne (that you have melted I and high gear. Tonight »ho'« 'tarring |wn lahlespoont nf sugar. Pat the in hrr own show on NBC—with mixture rvrr.iy over the bottom of Bch Hope and Jimmy Ituranle for a 9 nrh tpring form pan and rhill • upport "But it'* not a *pertaru. thoroughly hetnre putting In your lar." She emphasued. "Ju tt en- rhee»e mixture and baking tertamment." Thi* ii the opering gun for the agreed lo the operation. Brtty Hutton revival. Afte* thi* She remembered the nur*e an­ *ome TV guest *hot* wilh Hope, nouncing thi grnwthv were not Durante and .tack Benny, a Chi­ malignant cago night cluh date and her nw-n "When I wsa making 'Some half-hour TV aerie*. Aloviei are body Lanes me.' I started losing in the plan* too. poi.tbly *‘Ru* my voire again.’* ahe laid "The Stop." doctor said Ihe growths had re­ It wa* nnee a different *tory turned. Her Irnuhle atarted during the A serond operation was perfilming of "The Greatest Shove on formed, Earth " She came through It all right, "My volro was disappearing," ahr recalled, "It got to be nothing she laid, knocking nn wood. more than a hnarve whi*ner. De- The angunh over her health add mllle said it wa* fine for the rhar-' rd lo her other problem*—the lark aeterirathm; he l.krd it. Rut I cl movie* for her, Ihe breakup nf hrr marriage to dance director eouldn't airg' "I went to a doctor and he told Charlra O'Cutian. me I had * couple nf growth* nn Shh found nut that only she rould mv vocal cord*. He said he rmildn't bring henelf back. Now happily tell whether they were malignant wed tn rerord executive Alan Livor tint He thought they should ingvtun. ahe ha* derided that the crime off. ** show w.vrld ta fop her after all. "I put It off as lung a* I rould She’* butting lo wow 'em one# When I eouMn't apeak at all, ij more. THEN AOl HRl SH l llll Cl III. IMIS W AVI—Ruby t Ruby's Beauty Shop In C»»*elt>erty dfm»n*tf.vtei ’ ilr I a young mla*. Sne **< fratuieil al lie Alo-i- ling ami ll.i Show put on be the l-nugwonil Woman'* t i\if |.r,*gue W i l l h m. iriMve '+f lame*.*#} West Side P-TA Carnival Tonight Seminole Hi The Hallowe'en Carnival for the Writ Side school wilt start thi* evening a I SiHO p. m. and will last until 9 p. m. Sponsored by the nhool'a T-T V there will t-e manv event* for young and "Id tn take part tn. I ratured well I be the pony ride*, c a n d y , popcorn, hamburger*, drink*, vnrioua booth* and a "greal deal of fun." I MONDAY -----------’ Thr regular monthly meeting o( The First Baptist n Me Teach. Iho \ rmand do V Howard Chap- Itig < llrie begin* tonight at 7:M Irr of the t mini Daughter* of p in. I 'l u i t i for *1 ng* giuuja Cnnlcderary vvi.l mrot at thr homo | worlttM. o| Mi M it Strickland at tit* T IT MIA T 1’iltii hi Air Mr* J. II NichnlThe ( (’ii Wive* Hub «tlt h«M *o* will bo rv*-hn»te.*» The >e.*>ton * bake •*!« 11 (0 i m it th# Navy Fvrhjnge I’r-'reed* Hill gs In the i I’ll H u n ihrt>im ii Ciu!» (or needy children. ,n The Daughter* of Wftlfjf Sun­ j| day Sfliinl ( la** r>( ibo Fir*t Atrlh«di»t Chu,-rh will meet n <l( HrKmlry IU!I at T 30 p m (nr a 1(1| regular bu*inr** and sneul ttiret. |t mg Mr*. H F. Coles group *i.| be ho*t*. ... The Seminot* (Itch School PTA ( « ill b»*c « rn m in j :n the Audi' t--rium at 1 p m An rveruUsit board meeting uitl be held at 7 .in p m. Il'lilr Toarhlpff ('llotr it d a P in t Hnptiit Churrh Ionight i t The Sanford Touri-t and Shufflrhoard elub **>'1 b a it a mvereil dish •tippei nt d p. m. Thera will i r i mertti g and gam* * will i t playevl. w E lis ESn.tT T* f Banin 11 Woman • cluh will play hn*l to the P u trid Seven Meeting with regial ration lie gin­ ning at U vi * m. Member* are a**ed tii phone m rw*er» itmna for the luncheon i>« Frtdaf, Ore. J1 n*>n to Mr* R ; m « ( . The Flr*t |t«ptl*t Hilda Tearhlog iTInr <li»*»c* begin tonight " \n.| a.t'.nc come* ej*y to him Shuck* he bad a *icne in ’Pic Scatiher*' that »*av a tenor ll> had to come hunting m and trII me ami Ward Bond Hie whole *lm* We irterrupted him with <1:.nc*i Inti4 Hhmit hr *»n goiTli Fold let it riiti and the kid did the i.vene pyll***1* |lv'Me* “Tor Soarehr-*" *-M.5. the Wayne* lu*l finished Pat ha „■ i* appeared in "Thr Quirt Man.” ■ *lie I. ng t. r j * I Ine" and **M |#r Rob* itAll were I >•<1 p r lurr* Sav* the vetrran *tir* t-*r “lie , a line t»>>, he il-w* a w n drrl.il pib " |*jt i (alhrr agree* Rut al though he h«pe» for an ad ng r* re. r (or b* *on, Wayne liguti’' three1* no hurr* * Pat wa* up (nr the r*-le of C.ar* Cooper'* ton in Will.am Wyler'i "Friendly l’cr»ua*inn he *iid It wa* a line role, but I ihiln t want him to lake It He would ha*e h»d to ml** the fontball •ea­ ten ai Uiyol* High, a* he did lad year. "I think If* more lmp«>it*nt for him to play ball II he * going •» be an arlor. if* tmpnrlanl lor him In learn athlelir* B» plaving a good Amrrtran game like (oothall. hell learn how tn move hu* to gel along with other mrn " •Tai'» in no hurrv I don't want him lo be a child * 'lor \i I a nun ran't really cel ahead in till* buatnea* until hr * 3n " some n Air. end Alia. Jamra ft. William* Jr. announce thhe birth of a daughter, (Jet. Cli ‘aV the W al hospital. The little mis* ha* b*-< n named Thedora At inn. Co!<l '1 *j YOU LOVE! . treat emikers' and "AAlut u*emay be oi.nli t-f li It - i n .u kr-i rt*trjls lli■k■*t in b* i-t -rry miere-ird and *n irutnm g a |o* . B iz V 'w * tm o u A u w You n-iw h -i'c a ehanre to n-i* per*«-nall»rd *t -’ on ary at th* *ihie-l Sjippv* *rr tn the Tu rr v I law Ilf rarians will r.rder tlirm for you . Dh, by tl-e wav, g-C v ,irn i the only o n e that d rrw n e. J o - ftavt- YOU TRUST! has a be *i-i d id m l an I black tripe-f *hut tnat Al-ry .Ann W n .n t fa eraiy over , . . Bemimile eung I r Hie «e*-k: , , . "Crary l.ilile Hama". ATTHNTIONI The Sanford Grammar School Safely Petrel fa an duty every morning at * p. m. to aupervbe leh-Nst ernialng*. Shown, left lit right, are Harry Celhert. Lb; Mack Selvlifge, Joe Pre»roil, eaptaln; Jimmy William* and Curtl* Barn#*. Back row: Diarlea Snelowe. Alan Albera, Bill Palm­ er and Air*. Flarhel Brinaon, faculty ehalrtnan af h»kllh and tafety. (Staff Photo) THE EM PLO Y EES OF THE O R IG IN A L H ytyri.t i f i(?i£ Have Returned from th* State Beauty •» -WJ.H**........ *f I •virydey anjoymintl tveryW y love* lea cream. Quality • wise (oiks lo*< Jwytnee. It's reef Ice cream —the best in town! Nest Brno, enjoy Japerioe quelLt —dor better food, better Am. Sold at local storm. Served ia lo o t homes! ♦ WHIla Ihart, wo galnatf n o n knowledge and •kin anabllng ua to bettor oorro our PatroM. • # Mrs. Gardner attended tha work ahop, roctirlnt p’ivato Inatructlona In cuttinv and afriing from T H O M A S C 0 L E 8 A N T (lpcluror and taaefcor of IntorMlIonal ropnlalion , . ,) bnportttf from German) HUMMEL”' FIGURES Yes *rt’»e i-»*er1*d rV»« fro** Geraie>*r*••*># W t’ ld («*>Ov* “ HUMMf i "* l- iv 't i. yrited by art le * e i| a C x o e i e fre*w e rr »e*4erfwl erie>««r»r of srkjet*s — m a-r d»' e*-r.| •« *e n «o vK.ldre*. Alt f j v a i e» e-ooiad e ' ra# Co«.#-f • ( Mesi*** a*d yredwttd etciwilrely bp lb# „ o r ‘d lo—»vt •MUWMfl’’* faeterp. There treasured > a--ti b* dugbeofed to d ##<h been the ladeoted ’ HUa»M!l"* rg*etu>e,' We W . Geebel s>|« at (he k v -b le bee end the "G *r*e « p ’* < ea> ■ g r ie f e/ovAeeWeliy. Ten'll beeseee pwwf"MUa<MlL'* ' A b m A a W a 'N aaad* e k e yea tap/ NEW LOCATION AS OF NOV. 1st. Helen * Minnie ■ • Emily B cm FRAN K NOELL, Jeweler 10 Ho. Park Phone 1291 FOR T H E FIRST T I M E . . . S A N F O R IZ E D 4 POCKETS! Tha regxiler Big Mae feature* are all her* . . . graduated sue*, heavy duty rnmtrurtion etr. , . , and now. a twill work act th at'i truly rumpletely banfoti«i-ii( (nr e*#n glealer value! Khaki, gray, % PANTS 2.98 1 I �at? A f jO ld Fox' Dies \YesterdayAt85 WASHINGTON UT—CUrk Oril tury. And th* mm* atuck through B t k , an* of Ik* g re a te st ( i | u r * i In a icriei of maneuver* md d u ll U th e h lato ry of h a r e b e ll, 4 I H l m Cut aimed the Senator! o prom­ U B ig h t a t tho a t * o f la . inent role In the Amerit aa League Summing up tho career of the for many yean deapite a dearth VI Bias ho called "Unk." Cali in Grif­ of big money. A lifelong friend of Connie o: fith observed today: "Th* old mao lived an exciting Mark, now 12 and onetime owner* manager of the Philadelphia Ath­ a Wo and h* loved every minute ol letic* Griffith had a high plat* It . . . Ho had a unndarfu! life and t peaceful drain. No man in th* h*«rta of haiebaU men. He and Mack at’iod ai the lait big n oeuld sik for moro." w Calvin I* now heir apparrnl to figure a linking the iport with it* early day*. y (ho B'aihlngton Senator*. tha rlub h of which th* elder Griffith had Gnlfith enleted Georgetown Univeralty Hoipital a wrrk ago iufh e n president line* m i . Sow men hate had a» aignlfltant fcnng from neurilil. Later he aufP • rote In th* development .of lh* ferrd atumach hrmorrhagei and o ■atlonal ipoH. Griffith helped or- ■ung eongeatlon. After n week of d ganiio Hi* American Uagu* at apparently ateedy Improvement, n tho turn ol the century and gate he auffered a relan-e and died at • 44 p m lott night. b A added ataturr by luring th* With him at hit brdiide were hi* F m idont of Ui« I'm trd Stale* to t throw out th* firat pitch ai far wife Ann and Calvin. Funeral arrangement! are to he hack oa 1917 They called Gnff th* “Old Fox" announced today. herauao of h* cute antira ai a The Griffith* had no children pitcher before th* turn of th* rcn but reived aevrn ynungtier*. *U children of Mr*. Griffith'! rela* Uvea. The key figure* in th* new THE SANFORD 1n il AID F ig * ( F r i, Oct. 2A, ia:.s iirgamratiun will b* Calvin and bit in te r Mr* Thelma Griffith llaynei wife of Joe llarnei, tha Waahingtm pitching coach. Griff—no one rilled him Griffith —had been mailcrmindlng th* club up to hi* loot day*. Born In • log cabla la Vernon L A ST TIMB TONIGHT County, Mo, Nov. 20. IMP. Griff STASIS u a became in(rrr»trd In bj.eball at Iho age of 12 later pitching for TMIUI all landlnt tram* in th* midwevt. He hit the mejore playing for th* old St. coui* Brown* In th* Ameri­ A F R IC A , y r i can A nn In the lUO* and later A D V E N T U R E J pitched for the Chiragu Whit* Soi and tho Senetori. T PATH I CO LOU Ifrjfi Ho quit pitching In HOT but we* 1:11 — 11:11 field manager untU 11)0 Ai a pitcher, he woo M gem** egntnat 130 lone* during hi* IIyoar career ■* a major leaguer. Ilia record ru» him o place In Boaebair* Halt of Fame. SA TU R D A Y ONLY STABTS StM m i l BIG FR A M E ” WITH N A M RTF.VKNI FLUS I O l t l \ r \ ( ifi *UINO O f T H E CARNIVAL” NO. 2 CARTOON SUNDAY — MONDAY Z STABTS StM v V -i ' u III ?ihO, if )£r~ Ivy Williamson Praises Opponent MADISON. Wli. (JB—Wiaenmln'i Ivy WUllamioo plied Mte Michigan State foot ha1. learn wth eomplimenu today and then mppoied kl* Badger* "olwiya hive • dune* to win" tomorrow'* gem* here. WiUlnm ion, figuring th* Spar lane aught to bo gt Wart a onetouchdown favor lie. called Michi­ gan State "heller than one team we've met thii year with th* potribl* eiceptioa of Soulboni Cali­ fornia." II* credited llata’i No. I rank­ ing in th* AP poll to « greatly im­ proved defenia and quirlerback P.arl Morrill. WtJliamaan railed Morrill tha bait quarterback W lh* Big Ton. That put Mm abovo Ivy'a own T farmetlea on ainter* Jim Haluika and Jim Millor. ••vro’Il hare la play belter a^ dcftni* than w* have hi tha laat two gam**," Winiimaoa aald. HU rtalamenl Mlowed a weak hi which Ihe Badge rt uvrd up a big «hare of their rracllre time Inning up th* d*f*n»* that permitted (tint lourhdowwa k loving th* la*t two fame*. Quart»b«fb John Caruaw, who ranked aintb among tb* nation'* puaiara ha INI with • MS-yud autraga An M puau, la back I* da «om# Mora kicUag lor Tulan*. O h -h -h Group Enjoys Luncheon The Sanford Women'* Golf A*toriatlc* held ila monthly lunrheea and hu*in**a maetmg B'edneiday, Oet. 26 at tha Mayfair Country Club. Th* ilallowt'en them* of Jacko-lantrin*. fait# face*, witch*), black rata, and a (boat wa* car­ ried out In decorating by Mr*. John Crawford, tocial chairman. Mita Cecil* Heard won the prue in the "Com Puiilo Contort". Mr*. Ro*a Adam*, Preildenl prriided over the meeting. Sire. T. r . McDaniel gav* the devotianal. Mr*. Adam* introduced I. oe Arm*trong, new Pro at th* rlub, who gav* a thort talk M at­ ing that in addition to th* weekly tournament* there would aWn h# a tournament for p u t t i n g . Armitrong «aid plan* were being mad* to d a rt a "Ringer*'' Tour­ nament and group levtom for be­ ginner*. Ml** Cedi* Heard, eortevpondIng **rr*tary read a lettrr giving detail* of th* Florida Women’* State Tournament to he held In April In St. Auguitine, Mr*. Adam* appointed Sir*. J. S. Cleveland memhorihlp chairman and Mr*. Charle* Meek*, publicity to fill varanrir* by M r*.'John Morgan and Mr*. Ilurh Wheirhel. Mr*. B'. H. Fnulk, trophy chairman awarded pritea to th* fn|. lowing: Wed. Sept, t* tournament— Medal Play, full Handicap. Clan A—Mr*. E. B. Smith. Cl*.. B Mr*. Ray Htrron. fla w C—Sir* J. R. Cleveland. Beginner*—Mr*. I G. Peter*. Wed. Oct. I tournament Claw A—Bert eror* on par 4 hole*— Mi** Ellen flrtt*. ria*« B—Rett aeor* on par I hot**—Mr*. John Ivey. Cl*** C—Bert erare on Par I holea-Mr*. J. S. Clave land. Be­ ginner*—Bert eror* on per 4 hole*—Mr*. II. K. Ring. Wed. Oet. If tournament — Medal Play—Full Handicap. Clai* A—Mi*a Dot Powell, cia«i fi_ HU* Cecil* Heard. Claaa C—Mr*. H. It. Bing, Beginner*—Mr*. C. F. Flttoa. Bod. Oet. M tournament—Bert hall-blind partner*, t* Handieep. Low Net—Mi** Ellen Bette and Mr*. I. 0. Peter*. Low Net, runner-up—Tie between Mr*. John Crawford and Mr*. Charle* Meek* and Mr*. Boa* Adam* and Mr*. H. Mathara. U t Gro»*_Mr*. W. K- MrBobert* and Mr*. E, B. Smith. \MW ninner-up— Hr*. Ray Herron and Mr*. B'. H Faulk. Member* attending were: th* Nl**#e, Ellen Bette, Dot Powell, Caell* Heard, and Mr*. John Crawford, Mr*. Price Heard, Mr*. T. F. McDaniel, Mr*. Georg* Nlrely, Mr*. Mary Bue Compton, Mr*. Mariam Ru**ell, Mr*. H. B. Bing, Mr*. Joha William*, Mr*. Fred Perkin*, Mr*, John Ivey, Mr*. C. Hayman. Mr*. Karl Hlggtnbothom, Mr*. J. Ruieell. Mr*. I. U. P.toro, Mr*. J. F. Parker, Mr*. C. t . Pitton, Mr*. BT. H. Rwlman. Mr*. A. D. Mirth, Mr*. E. R. Smith, Mr*. Harry B'oodruff, Mr#. Rojr Svmev, Mr*. W. H. Foulk, Mr*. 0. H. Mather*, Mr*. Roai Adam*, Mra. Ray Har­ row, Mr*. J. R. Cleveland. Mr*. W. B. MrRobert*. Mr*. Andrew C a m way. Mr* Boyd Broker, end Mr*. Charle* Meek*. O N THE fey A la n M s v t r JIM LEE H O W E LL, C O A C At C e T V t A'gtV y o p # fO O T B A L L G tA N TS, ' \ WHO HO Pt Out To Beat Winter Park Tonight | A dark cloud hang* over the Fed*' .tart the ilot would b* filled by outstanding de'ente at the condition either Mcred'H Scott or Bill Tyre. "We've limply GOT ta win thit ot Gene B an' foot la attll uncertain. Seminole will be trying for their COST/set gem*-” roach Fleming laid todey Earlier in the week coach Fleming fourth win of the >e*v.n tonight at TH e-H in no uncertain term* “Th* kid* had laid that the tuccria of the Memorial Stadium. They have a are up fur thta game and ae iren't rlub in the UR tonight could poi- leavon record of 1-2 They beat ;oing Into the game thinking we're albly be influenced by whether or Uaituigv U n b u rg , and Apopka going to come out of it on the thort not Ban recovered. But the head before dropping two in a row: on* md of lh* acor* " Tho»# ire mentor vaid Urn morning that Bait to Palatka, and thr other to Kctltrpretty ad*mart word*, etpeclally had not practiced thii week and linv* of St Aoguvtine .-oming 'rom toaeh flemuig who the rlub wa* atill gunning for a A near tell out crowd It expertutually ipeak* In tlrlel convert*- win Guard Howard Allred will vee rd to be on hand tn tee th* Fedi live fathlim Even though the Fed* timbited ictina for the tin t time in ■return <rum thvlr road lop. Gama ere underdoiei they vtand a two weekv. but Fleming aald he tim t ia I o'clock tn Memorial St a* chance of breaking lo*« from the waa villi mncrined about hi* being dium All thkie who m m tho ready for th* |ob ahead. Fleming game will be mining a aeainn lait two game* Th# highly touted Sinter Perk *aid that if Ban waa not able to thriller. Wildcat* are a great pining dub. They pawed to a victoriouv 21-S upvet agamvt powerful Seabreet* lait f f n r of tha )*llp Commlavlon to Friday night. Th* p e n defenv* iv m v. ttN i riT • oi n t o r t i i *. otha Cltv llo ll In lh a C lip of B a n . v iv t i J i n n iv i . i iu it it . tv hav been the weak vpoi of the Fed* f- o t. t'fu rlila. ai v on a r l w k P. i t , V M l FO R i c u i v n i K I I I I V T V *i v. vv r a i v n a i . »■. non. N --,m t-*r I I , IP V l, tn co n v|d ,r t l -0 until Friday night At that lime fn lln o in * -kar-aa v-.-t v rr t r- ltn•111 v o v ir t - T o t n : r i : v i i they held Kelierlintu and did not K u i . t . v n u n o w .N , to Ik * Z -i.lu a O i-lln *i.-a * ( tb * C m of Hanford Klurtd* r t a l a i l f f allow them a untie paw completion r . T l * proprrtp to r r d In lilv l r l r t R.1-A.V I Bit a lv - K o in llr I, In .o t* tor the gam*. The Wildcat*, how- J i k l U i P O L L O C K *v *1 M v Mv a t -n ilia I'.avt oud VI rat aidva ever, are rated av a belter pawing ix t h l v av ir o r t h e Pa. tf .ate tv/ V lrlio n v Ilia A v a n ,# k vtn vvn or //# * , J m * * o ti r a g J-Ith n u t : 11la B t iv rtv . -a | .. . club than Ketlerlinuv. Winter Park r i .n t m J A : TO : j o f l , - c +c 0 4 a r e a « t m a t a a p a v iim a r o t .i.o o it i r e v r n » p-.-v.l to l.a i V i n i - t to It - I- A run* Irum the Splil-T. and thrv r v iv iv v L c n po llo ck, an n iv * I P liia lr .l'a m llv l Irla lrlu l o-id f ‘ 9 B*COPD WtQfgAVp Agw 7, f > i A p p i p gAZKt U P *l*<« o v |v d r a w v w illv u d .lproprrlp kail. I n w ia l f | i l l f hav* hid a vi ry vucreivful irim n I 0 * r $ - Ttgy # gag /V s r * t K O r* p u s at-* ili.- d a< l,-'la I to l* In* c#i tv A v rn r v in t r r r m *nu thin far. Th# Wildcat* hoavt a 7SCOA 1*0 A ‘1P P g f g V tg . r l- n iia of |l|o . k t an-t t j ’ l “ V n im riT ii. mv wif* i:*v u io IHg t R OLP P g U A t l t S , V n u ftttln w B. ( l i l t if<* o f 11*1-A ir B u I mI-v la Inti: n u t l-o l M irivon record eomidering the a• vn.w<1t * *Av* SHO ULD M A K i i. r c o n v Y . t i , r . , t * f l V 1 o f r - iila r a t i l II Bukd li ivlont club* they have faced, thl* li good COS'V E r C a v llv k * ' k . Cot.. f t i M A T / T tg T H P tA T . and |j- t i " , at>4 II.* K a il »»* A S H T o Alt unkao w n vpnuwv / 1. ni»ra - r traa, a»f tj-f " V vhow Ing They fell victim to po­ o ' w t * V U i v l i m i t M lL in l 4**-f l»* .1.1 t.old A flaun'a M lkdlwerful DeLand by a elo*e 14 S r*a4> ow vlai-.ia of Pa, lion I t , T v m u k ip a n t * * lU t m lr a laI * p , t ia n ir I t F aeore; they dropped New Smyrna l .r vAtMw i TOk :*. Alt Urllv -JtV . Ml»4#r -if A ll pari lr* In tn iw a a f a id Ctrl12-0; they lou*ht Corn# to a IS tie: a a w lrv l Hi* ib n v * -■* i r - * n a lu ra l ■ana .k a l i k a ta on n fip o rtiiiiilr lo V i l i M l i l l l a * t k n o w * 10 t * 4*ad k* haorri ot -kid M o rin * then they roi'ed over Seabreete. ■r • l i t * f ir i.r.t- r of tl - C lip foRim lw t-'-■ V.M> TO A ll p a rti** h a tln e *r of tka C lip of ffooiord. H o rld a , one of the beil team* In thl* lec­ l v m l i l to h i t i i f f r la h t, Mila nr Ib ia 27tk dai ar cv lo bar. I P i L I t e . tion of Florida, br »urprivlnt 2t S ttut* Aiandina VV 1. I P ,v v ! tn i H Iv Ik l* rv v l pf>|.*r> ft X. P a «*r H u k u rt ttua I I 1* IIP 1 I T i l 1 Aa I ' l l , i la rk of tka Some eoachr* alwaya predict a I * t llu a i* la p v m la sl* c« u i*ip . * tv X T L ir a In *. 11 I* IVI'-t ii lo -w itI j i i i It , I I I * and i 1 ' p lA .k f i t r «f Banford, rjo rld a . Th* 94 pier* BUS Bead and Tommy a Had I t It lo ss* :;«« •i fis win, and tome alway* predict a r i> 4 i v i i tv >; t* >*. I * ilw v ll- irn ttt P a in t 11 I f 1*1*1 x i * of X I , i. I I i t t * I I I to I I I InPep Club will prevent a Hallo­ *'ala ry C lip It I I i i i l i u low. but coach Fleming uiually lb T H E V IR I L I T I O l IVT lb i >l» v iv * l i t I I I *o4 1W Rio. X |i | I I ita o i I I I . I T lookv for the golden mean. Bith rlu we'en ahow tonight during th* ilr t k ai rl i•t kN.lftcivl v i.iM eo n T ilt : S IM M J i l i n i VI. • II I* t» R V lltrh v ll v l i n n of , i » :« (•! *: • m i i i r . i> a b i* • wet u n Ik * > • * * O ram r i l l llook I, p i i * Winter P a r k-Seminole football To mm* • IU 4 la io r 4 *«p , f l l , k u r v •he odd* againvl them like they are. I . i'lik l o llv . ord* ot ■•tfilnol* v n i i : m i M V . I I HI* i it A. atuvic ntiop. t gam*. I X H I. B L A V IA IlH A IX A liE -imp V orlOv U a tn -rV u rn llu rv , I P u rn e ll |f any other coach hid laid they CoTo,m i U vi- k o f Ton a r * k*r»kp planned to win It would he over­ o o iir i.u IhM a suit to q u irt m l* bh ui mr nt hs :i c tn r r t r r m n b t o p u . P a im e re , I Aftor entering th* Held the l o t a l..r* la v C o , | I'e le r* T K b II i n U P P R i n : E l l a T E b t N looked. But we can't help lutening •A Ik * t k o t * . 4 - * c rik * 4 p t w i i l p group will form a trick or treat b’ew C ilg r r i a t i a a C o , ) o p v i.a v ia n n a ib A H N o i*> k»* V w i Ik r t liu t * * ig a la t i pou I p to what the roach aeyi. Hallowe'en package and the* upon H i * a b a t* a o titla * c o u rt, ao abbr*TO U T t r i u n ir .M T g a t e a a u n X n T IC E IP H E P .E R T H t V E X 1* *W t*0 t i l l * « f v h l r t «utl tv •*• lignal hy Iho drum major th* celarr c u r Trial. Co. til* The nffenie l« bow th# weak vpot T a n k akava, and i * u d r* r*q u lr*4 a lt pawnna io t*r*alad and a n ritre llu k u r a al'iei.- M op package will open and farm a T.-m In I a rt-la d In I k r land * In Mia a I* to H I* pour Aa>w *r o f * lh * r 4* of the ball eli-b Phillip Byrd bai m ) • Ita itlo lu r Ohop J l- t (tra ln a e a IM a lrid nf P .m ln - la • « r » » w ltk Ik * C l» rk ot tka i k u J ; : ; been declared Ineligible and Joe Court oa or kafnra X o « *m k *r I l k Hallowe'en figure. At thi* llm* U aih er • K 'lf n h u ie V i. C niintp , F lo rid a , that • p -itlln q V - r k t.lte Ina. Co. 7;T<th* majorvtt* eoi pa will prevent lNew l-ra tln a il-at i t * >.>rpor*ta Ilf * of IV U . aad v *r*a upo p U in ilf r a atftuwl ha* a twirled knee. The l n a e t l T a ln le ra to r n r r . w kota aan-a and addrrv* •aid d lr t r l.f k» r - '- n d * 1 I f . — A T * :« w h i m * viviii.a Nam:* ■ witch**' dance to th* tun* ef naviing n'feni of lh* Fed* ha* lm ap p-ara kviaw , • rnpp o f vv-d Anptrtod a f th irty t ie ) » t» r * I r o n iiuhar* atuvic aa *p ne -Ain't That A Shame”. proved, but they aren't completing • w a r •» n-hvr d tfrn v a a aa raqulrad III* it h of l l « l . I L l In a . . . . . . . , -------—4 l«' |„ r ehap 'Unno a• lrllo bp l a * tlv ra ln ta ll not nr a !•»• th irt y tin t p ta r* truni tha I l k of uraevi P a im e re thove lone pai*et that go for touch- <-r a pro Cnatavan w ill b* a it tr a d m >. 1*1* ba» v i t a fllt d In th i* Th* danrv wa* taught and a v t V r r a K u r o llu r * Co. v- vou o f f li* and von a id • * . h nf ynq down*. They #r* picking up fir»t aaaio directed hy head majorette, Mill Me* To e * l.lf a In * f N w r r rx E t m rv r H r n x n o x . *v k tr a h r n o llfltd In np p tar no down* bv pawing and of courve C la rk of avid Co iM nod ik> vral ** nIkr** fir Carol Nutt. At tradition th* ■'•l*eg c u r P r ia u a a Co, Ot It 'll* (lap o rc u rrln * oet • a > 4 C o urt, at .U n fo rd H a . thlv la w r than tn an tp 11*1 d a ta n f t t r •ome yardage, but they aren't the tv m v u n eg. mk. ii a atw t:* group will form th* letter "R" to t lh dap of O rtokvl * l l i tllla \ n t lra haa ka-u p u kllalird P e l* N ukur * 1 * -ppoviiion The long pane* are play th* action) aong. o p M K n x n o x , a * a .ia fn r fnur a i.th a to aalt- f-n fia .a n iT - i* O I C la rk kar I , n i l . at tha l l f f l r * nf the Paul re v te I ; ; the birkhreakrre. Robert Armitrong will load th* lin k a ie e ie a t o L R u n t P a p ,ip C lark C la rk a f Ik a C lrn .it C nurt of Uaa- a The Fedi wul go on th* Held to­ (C la rk** a v a il . uiinota Cnuntp, F lo rid a , la m in a te hand with Jo* Firtier oa captain.; T M M n ro fil »«: Fr-o>-lv p lla r io n . C o u i. i t Court llo u aa, Banford. m M H e ckao kae* |V I night badly hampered by tnturie* Th* Pep Club will he under tha •lla A l'o rn a p for P la lo tltt, F lo rid a , and ahnw m u ra If a n y '• " 'g e P * * - ia 4»: lo w X M ills ■ !. th a r t ka n k p tk m ri-a ra te life of U a i a ile lr a a u * leaderthip of Mery Virginia RobO rlando, r in . •aid l-ra lr a ia t lla ir l. t aknutd Hoi Inmn with Drill Captain*, Nancy ka a ila n n td , a* prayed t* Oal* l A n i V I t j r A t W ir.N ( I M l I . K N N TM H O F P I N l.tC N R I I I V A OX P tu tlo n . au l PevolS 111 Cevh and Mary Grace Hobby, PTell PNOPOWED nHVQ E A X tl Data a f tha fira t P u h llra tln u l R u rn e it }|| By B. HIGH ANSLEY 70 Legal Notice Hallowe'en Show To Be Presented By Band, Pep Club Bowling I Fight Results Koders To Sponsor Local Women's Golf Tourney In Future P e l* N u k u r Tn m m r Cokb H o b .f f * * 1* r l T l ■ o a t .iv a N 'lhara Mualo l t i- e t rat a let a ]» i te : m *t N R n iT .R v a N u ta a il K c * T«ek l.t f a t a * C * v * T v m n r 'i Ttoallator gkop C e lt r r n r P rtu im g r * »• M ather'* f u r f if l t i r * t *ev iv n iv m ia L Seder Jewelry Rtnr* will ipon•nr a Tournament for B’omen •■ Wl.fcM T**n ie Golfer* Nnv. • through Nov. IS II. lie- k eakavk P M eet* Tournament will he Medal Ploy- J. Cook P **n ie full Handicap. Two allvor tro- «l T . * % iiru a it phlee will ho awarded ta winner T «V *and runner-up, grarlourir done! *d hy Kader Jewelry Store, To ho eligible to compete In the tournament each player mu*t he a member of Sanford B’omen'e Golf A*«oela<lon and turn In fire IS hole tear*, hy November t Mmlt on handicap I* IS. Tournament plav will begin Nnv, i and end Nnv. IS. Each player muit tlgn with Fro Armrtrnng befnr# each II hole play. Three I I hole tear** mutt bo •Igned. levied, and tu n ed ta t* Mr. Armitrong. TN iuantTW rtw irre ■r T** - - - IJiU AXnRI.ru — art *w*«r tn l^ v * a a » l* e . km w kvit out W nnUf w la t l- w . I t * ' , . a a k la M iU C V IIU R V T IX C R N T A tb IM O T N H T t V D N fll b tlA N T OP a n b t b it o s n i b A b r N o r T ie r , c t t v o p oA b Po N Cb r i o - 21th dap of rtrto k a r. I V I I , O f . Ilrrn d o n C la rk nr th * r t r v o ll Co ir * B* ml ante l ountp, FIN * NltVA. t rtda X o llr * It k *ra k v *t*a n Ik a t a I k t I . P u r* In k P Mi. H ta rin e ‘ *111 >• hate at tka ttrp u lp C |n rk th e Calif. 1# T iA t.t.A * — H w irv U lrtm w w iw 1 1 1 . It a lia * , out|>oint*4 lu e d r M te■• It . I l l tv illa a , I I P A R iu — aeraehto r r * n . •. k o r r lv S out At B ro w *. 7am il)-* T. lt .t e k l« * le h t * i It. K r t u w T. Solly F r KirhipS# O. K a n la n !-• Kll ■ I I Jlu k h arO It Rho »II W. Tpr# J. llop O K m t lft W . WhlddaO H. ■(•laky C. C. ■ milk I*. p ta rr r 3 DAY SPECIAL OCTOBER SALE S A V E » 7 2 S '5 5 CHEVROLET / t h o a * 'B O 9MOBILI AUTOMATIC TOASTER '/ iT O N ..ifpi f ir Tentpert P PICKUP TRUCK Regular Price $1748 P rt f 4. M O C TO B ER SP EC IA L 1395 flfjM * * * O r $ 2 9 5 D o t l Ml $ 4 8 .8 0 M o . BUY NOW and SAVE B W t ta p ANY track wrifl jm | d HOLLER 3W ' Try HI SUrt Srlotriug HUo tit*. mkb-forttfioS, HeW-Ma.df. m tkf to S % o o l m ilk oeuey S o y . T oro la T o p * l o r to o M c u n l \ �-.re * t . . , i h^ au> f \ e p o r r j h o w s 99 smith tin i n i* i'n * j*m • F ri., O ct. 29. 19.m I',tire 7 li ...it H U l - l h f * Jr S . K ' -* "The financial operation* appeir (fl'oftetf **n 0*4 U r . »\ olsott 0» | n ■t>*« t •• r • p f ««:*! t .>n IlMO to hive l*eeo **11 minified al w it n e m W H K R k o r i j n c«m «ij Porp.intA •#! mv hon4 m M o o r p* At \f«*Af Af ih« cit» or tRuuiih total current operatinr 1h« fit* of f>«nfnr4 F1«r 4« TALL MIAv^VT. r - A itite tu rotti hid tn ciei'ed.’ llury m o h u r t r«4«* 4 te bo • f f 1to t bp'otis A i T r u T R m fori FUr.-u ♦> M il r»f • • 14 r i l j r nt| t i l l Ih t i i v *% t e * HU report ihrvird Thur*dtr It ro*t* Tlh 4o« * f O t^ h # r. I I U cuy rtork <1 SV i dtp l< kffp in Inmtle it Legal Notice th* Florida Induttrul School for Girlt • i »«fi i »k r n i i n n m n w U n d o # i fi«• by v r r . w *.f m t n o r t f ? The OciU irhral hid in avert** IA mo » O l H a l th# M i ) . r <>f IhO of loi inm ttet durin* the' huiinru r ty • » M b I ' mI I n d o . I b o ro ira . r il| i I I in i 11*a | H o tio r o l P W r t l o r y eir which ended Jun* Jo t * ho ha |t| 'h r -> if S .. it 1 ho * ‘ lt y of A«tt. State Auditor Leo llurjr j»o«f »r«l I T * r l« l a on t h o I t h H. JA M E S G U T A G EN C Y *1 **id i>p*r*tin* ro*ti hid increased •»f Ktn*ml'#r. Iflll for # tciia* r i lir a ' r o\er prrvluut flicil »eari lirrely 0 112 EAST FlILST STREET a. # h# • t due to <tiff idditiont and iiUry II Iv •1 ' » ■ 1 ** 1 < o r4 . 3 l» r * 4 o In r > M n fn tity to ih o increase* PHONE TH 1 %* • an4 * f il ln a n oo r o t a t in g to It eo»t BLTURL to operate the •lo« t io fi» v ia a n f.* r r # I n #* t C l t i a i *o « at ? o* •chool la>t bu*tnr*i year in com- * •T' h o W a* %la \|a ll | > ho R. JAMES GUT atto rn ftto h ilp rA JAMES B. GIT turion with IIU TAJ in UA3 M T t no a n .I a It r t o 'O « | T O# • < [ « a r U « a oai4 4 * t o hen Ihr-e were »2 Inmate* and I hotouy appoint Mrs r K R n i r iA « . i » J aid **«i tS Mala U a l l C A •'! f m u u ii Costs Of Keeping Inmate Per Day G eneral Insurance p< o M ) it : AW am FED OO '£ - 9 WMA A T W UH WUSM srooe s <fc\ , y ’lKap f*w while Z STOCKS A ll x FlINMfUt ? O lhi U t the An*Ire family t K t :i i r . v N. V W %ia»l M C. / n -» A O 0 - T V; i S\rs-’ ». «-----------1 ' • C C i r . e Aje- 5 ” r i *. \\ ic .u a r : r> *. v f f - c c s s r ^ ( « * . « t ) U’ i ’ . t J rg ? IV.-* CSCST „A\SNl r j . u c* "-5$e res y A N h J .« K K i — ' ' ,|i • J* j * -. -i r r ;r p s a r ’T ’ n . s b ,c NEW G. E. MIXER $29.95 lf*«4 ia*aitaf a*»»i II taitad bHJt, 24 dJrfsat bad tpopp so ft** j s fr«<**pprp«l 3* flr a it P it ta haet. #n «(ti«g t e * 4 . 0 ! W fpjhopnl, 3 tbs. 2 eg. for I I I «W»| AC PMiy. NEW TOASTMASTER J l . i t * l.A /4 . t/T ’ G . E. COFFEEMAKER * fr> y .il.^ H TELEVISION ra a a tt c r i i i h i III* V a i n m o m Iro araa Bteeae riiiiit Bivi-V*aiaar it I I irre a io a i Jack f u r ltih iu ra vita Uaita W a ll i i t# W a lrtm * T r a « * l* r ua am niehab t ilt a . i i n a U « u a t tm ta a I tl rum n r a• i t i . hW i i•itkar t i i r - alM i rli i l l Tn. are rarart jftha Dale .*•••* ( l i t »ak cr**ke lk * a Taltna U i*n Jr. i i i i l i e a * * i* r M uanal V •rtiitaa a r lilti j ll ••*>•( Siam l i l a o * T * a r A rra a a l Man* Mar l ee O uinta T * « r Ftrif*i4l Thrairi Cru■UlM w o a— a r e (aTa an aua a . « ir lit if it a u ra M c -----a iia it Th* L.lh*ue rn a iT l'*r» a * T * F w i a i a r t ta ita a T h * Via* I M Mlekar Moa*a Clak f.ir * n r m t * r a v a e ia a N«wa a p * r i i - « r u i k i r I n*l*rk ll.porl a'*r lifhl T lw in Itnue X4aar1a A Mawa a.ai-orr La aila •trra n ti Mama a o a a ia a Our Mlae Braaka ate* on Tka Craaa4ar K*w«-W*nh*r hiaekaaa* at Blare U r W l**t4 rk* l i i * i | Wlake I'thk and Tea 'arena la Varaae hur H*a*ra • ill f m A ? * t • lia n a •a. 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Cbro«o4 o o* • R^sN I 0 booftio. koto* KROMEX CANISTERS |«M|i*. . *iihi>.. .*-**»* m«**4 r 1 p*or> no | l K fo p s M k«f t k b o t k * !■ I *1 I It Ilia Tilt lit* 517.95 I"** i * * i.fi (1 Q QC *7} cn y b ia a ^ U tokos loss spot# O* C O e 4 * 4 Sttklp. M f c . b o o S ( a is» M ti(O A fra.4 ol, I h M ' t l l s • * » l O' | los * - « 9 0 *0 P t < 4 | i f u t t s ita f^ o * f0 H . * ( i d S f a » l bog « e t s s Joo«v » 9 ooty. REMINGTON SHAVER G E N ER A L ELECTRIC STEAM IRON $9.95 f 4<*jHmhm nut flfy | f g n iA | l^lfftFStlp. | PORTABLE HEATER | MIXING BOWL SET f ifiAmflt. ■,,>! $6.95 ttu ii m It.** him || ANOVMII COODVIAI VAIUI e g QC <*-*i.-r *.<**.# »w„ *«.<. ml.) ... I •' »>*. —*•*••*. m. u a hWmi»| •-. *'♦.»••» A* *> n . . . * * f .4 * . m, •m«|* I* *»|W I i|4 j K fb p N a O | k a o S * | sU w okf, U ' f i boot f i l t i t a f . Adfvitpb'o flop N -s fS a a p i b o lt f a n lo k « 4 •«o«04 B*k.*ft. wo ghtad loot. |COO (%«tH. I l l w . 1 . A C o DC 1 I 0*4 ku * HI-Wn I fi fli *»kJ % T !f $119-95 h GOOD HUMOR TRUCK Nt//A«n-f li.U r 528 95 iwt* m *•■*-.-* *—!•< *' ■ na HI ***** *1 •«** l.**r •*• -4 Jh O ' M l* . J » * hm , k|h. >]* .'.* /O ’ •* <*'• U* Am, U i .***-* h*i •• *<A w ^ PATROL BICYCIi W b fb eidaa cl O bo, bw pHi ol konaft fiAa^ Caflk—beo kaft aA bglh. ptaad Uafwad Ikad te*ifaaq b*gar ••if^fl CaadyaeO G I Buft lwe\ k*ewoi bold qif^g atifftt. Ota twbud h4 soopfti ifluamyaa»4 maeaf <ud.it fan. *d b adt u ft a taygad oad Owdf. ••to g fli*** famed b aot and k«*imO|y Hal ad •tmiaaiad UnA flo* a m-M, <itmAar M URRAY TRICYCLE' FI.RlMH*|frJ* 57 4S • A*.; IfmA.OA* 0o*t tow bub b e e f eA#W ft* f t o f f -- # 0 floewf ao t gaft, fleilftoa UwO 1‘raC ta fb W# ar^*4 wbboa b#oa !*-•»• aeontfia p a « S rawed t a ib w b * d a t , a d u a b • * • k « * d ia k a f o *4 *••*. fa k k a f %< $41-95 paOuiv J * ta g iV o * wA i* r» 4 a M p ft i T A b RA w hi T* Aa To tkakndraa SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. i « fsi I l l MAGNOLIA AVE. PH. 4 IS POWERED TRUCK STQP NEMATODE DAMAGE! F o r blgge R im a r i ( M l n f / . / f I n n „»«//.« UJUir H«*h*i |*.l *"H. *•**! *4 a » *h. • *#* ro b 1*440# oo« bo r r t a d , b e a r a d , at a t* b a 4 i 4 t a I I ' btpsar o p tfo 'o 4 by • f lb f l f b bo»sprf M M b d fl4 L ^ O m * i * * f 4 m u h* M l i l | f U ) I* * .* * Ml Wm(f**, MUM i***rf *l**t >yr $3.98 $2.98 B*«*4o4 ol topi sppoai p «.K. • % M piaspl grip •Basra **< ip oaoppp bgH lorapl WaaSt* 'bp p to ol P*P b | ao>IU^4*gf Wgaapep ?> tppb>a«kbwo*4 4otk p'o* »pbb^ o - 4 p o f b o P '4 B taptrb 'p b'o»k. bop*4. arrp4 Hkprfl C » -'o *a » •* a*, pogt. op#a. sflpb, •»•*#» « f l f b % Lo< O' a*a4 * a a < B b *t*f» « *^ t,b e t te r yields POUNDING BOARD CAP*SHOT RIFLE BLACKBOARD DESK 4#<prpbpera aa braarb foW Awfdwmd f r n ib BrwcA milled 98c l»» NflS. *>tad o»*P P IPtaffJ pffa"d*g bpotg 4 o#p»o*p4 o*k •••^1 pfVai flag* »o*I fatal P* fbfl kflpipf bot tafoad 00*4p. K*' tpeptto boo»4 *otat ap rags. 1 ' , /e FRISCO PAINTS .) t •A V Th* arovmd noil fumigant ^-M iklB f PalBt H htorr" f GrI. Room P a ia t______ Sl*0 Porck ft Stack-------- S M PUt WrI , Atkl. __ I.M PUI Walt. R ikbtr btM ----- t.75 Boat GtaflB_________f i * ^ I oab ErabmI ____ 4.50 Ip w V a n U B k _____ *.40 Aaat. i f Cobra Tiny but mifhty—namatodaB can radura your vefetablB crop production aa muck at 60r i. That's why bo many v*jetable grow— depaod os • prapUntini D-D traatment for atmatodo oontroL D-D b • Bquid which b injActad into th* ooO whan it b*> coimb a gas, killing ntnuitodaa. D-D b aaay to ubb. Apply D-D with Doavaational gravity-flow plow oquipoMBt or a aimpb, k tQ M d w tractor attachmanL la many i n t i , your D-D. dealer can Arrange for a cuaton application. D-D b econom­ ical. One preplanting treatment par aaaaoa b ail you need for Drop in a t ; S A N F O R D FAIN T CO. D-D (baler today. Hall bo glad to >em D-D and ba application. mwwi IM fc M IV R fc * M a ll , BT. PAM INO ,m.w+i MiraumbN w n l l IIW I’ TELEPHONE BOARD •thg -’N-Ben" t*4 e e q q a**ir> /# * .*« .£ / » • ^ > W .7 0 t*.fh« r*4 m*M i«e»kk*«.4 *A aeiukWi k*-m*. t **.*««. #-4 •> . Na* WrM *m*v **■ •*•*» k.ii*i-w«'*Hikr'.iWiMhat* Wf, *mh*4*4. fk*«* • a**wt A "MISS MUFFET" cwv/i/.//.»7*u c/r go "SNOOPY SNIFTER' METAL KITCHEN /Mm/*** Ik « * /« « f f 5 QQ wot «pp*rp*(t«t «yw»'0 ktuk**, <^3*70 mm ••* •-* *i«|f«« W.m* *t n. •*.*» *•.**. r*«* •••-•A Uu< h#| I-***. ** >•! ■*.| 1*14 •I ***»*« —m*•*•*« Itiwii h-.H4*i nh<|*>**>. M-k—'m A u m m f H m* »A-r fa r fa *»y. » . qq ^ | .7 0 l«#ei ia**a*m»i. e.*>.*iu*. m**i ••>*•*. **k-*i m i *m.« . • « * • iWmi, ****ha*4 a**->i, »ia*atk *•*.*** ll* ^ km tMOf * i k ft * « * | m . e * * * k*t*4r l**4 —»t k*4*. mkkar m* **m u-*n itv*'. USE O U R L A Y - A W A Y P L A N co o d/ vea r s e r v ic e 115 8. PARK AVK. SA N F O R D sto re PHONB 122- mcmmmmnmaaaesasm L -■ i , w M- �U O f M Leaves For Pittsburgh' Euurr MIAMI <*~The I’nlveriily el ’u mike M but tb« other* a n Muml footba11 trim I r i r n for mrertain rilUbunh today and hop** It will Untd thin week. Iha trim look*! hr wady for the lim a afiim t -am) |n prartire but lo»t three out Pitt tomurniw afternoon. j fou, |am ri The Hurrlcanet hoped end John They looked tom Hi Wedneiday’i Melwld fullback Paul Hefll and anrkout and even worm yeitcrday. renter Mike Hudock will be re. Coach Andy Cmtifion told the covered from Injuries and ready '«»<»* i Ur tbwt la It hhs the for action Mrlwtd ter mi certain didn't look read) to play anybody, 3 DAY SPECIAL S A V E $7 ^ firestone a m ittM fOtamttL « i w ar s who m u m u r v e m et AMC H T U V a iH T M a w s / j war. 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P o o lU II Nana W r/a e ^ T . a n a t P n a r io D e e r Oeeat I I W Roro'e T » t i l t r itu r r h Vorvlro P r o u d , Wo Halt M at -M “ T o r Muo> At M in t w rit, Katie MM o|» m M ia la la r aiae orr ■ n an *T a a a in e e e fta on'o r a i l T a GP airm w n nrtokoro P ra j Mawa w oatore i t a l t r M Now* K tw a h p crla at a C la a ta Jr rk a v 'o P to lf# k fa rn la e I't io ilo n a M oraine M»1»Alaa W orld a t p le a H a l lr T o r i-ad la. ll,n t n T im * f o r t« 4 lo e Only lire Club HI-FI 2 SHOWS 12:15 AND 1:1* 5 RACKS ADMISSION 11.50 OATBS OPKN 10:30 ADVANCE TICKET SALES C.MC SALES, 1101 FRENCH Bill Englehardt Is Making Bid To Repeat Honors 7 ire $ to n e F H 0N B 33 Rv Tim AMOCIATCD PR KM mil Knytrhardt. who piled up a total nf 1 Ml yard* for the Omaha t'nlvrraity football team laid year at a frerhman, la maktna a hid to repci* Rut hit pnnrlpal rival for amall rolirye imund-galnini ‘nnnri it one nf the tS'l frtahmen, llamline'a Jerry Foley. Knplrhardt won the amafl eol tree total offente title tail aeaton with a »!rons fmiih. He wea ham ­ pered by an carly-traion Injury thu year, hut in hli tail two same* he sith rrrd M-’ yarda to move Into fourth plare with an MCyard total Ahead of him are patter Foley with Ju*t l.tno yarda. Joe Ortla uf the rolirye of Km pod a with M3 and Hill Hamilton of Florence EQUIPMENT PHONOGRAPHS s/.; f e J 3p ir ." m (:1V a t* I . If T *■» T It T JO I Iad 1:11 i i oa R ir m e T w tlle b t eaaea e j.i.r it flank t f f l i l f at llondon, I'r l f l l a a On a Cloud I ’owar W ith in J r h a It .t n a lo rd a , N lal pnMNall 1‘ravlaw If of I I . r u o lb .ll Man m t ir t n t t M U M N in* V o u T t f in d s s m f s r t l n a r a i M u r a n c a In F s r d 'o STARTING SUNDAY WHO W cloth h i wort I Sht fought agiim t this (u iu lw u S lI rtliU orahlft •n e tu e iv * n * w L H s * u s rd D oelgn. It's a sm a ll th ln g jrt fo r a "£ lg ~ fo ll* r 6tvT$ETr fftmVfy td d td pi^UoWon again at Iha major aaotaa-^f by sisskM s ♦•'•m In Iha Ufoauard praftaaUon of Iha now Tlwmoft ta quite the etytinc “toudk’* ef tUe with lose, low line* hiaptred hr bird. In the Isske depertmest, V 2 I k m M k " of tho Thuitdorbird, her* It is-*) F M 'a mvp S02>k.p. Thunderbird Y-i tnfina ' It's iraikblo is u p Fordonu tic FnirUiM or RUfai W tfM model. It's quick—on hills. *W b a U rtln f, wlwn ta u l n f . If S It’v quiet—s tu m e r you d riT e— looserlrad« too—kkaaks to Ford’a deep-block conn �Cl If It's Worth A n yth in g It's W orth A dvertising la CLASSIFIED ADS I U » - i.' ■■_____ ^ - J _ , .^ 3—REAL AETATB POE SALB -3 .1 RKAI. ESTATE FOR SALE 3 W o o d ru ff A 8 1 a g te U rr R eal E a U ta 282 IN*ideal* Bidg. Phew IMS TWO REDROOM fram e Cnnilrurlinn, well lamtieaped •unwind­ ing San t.anla Section I'lnr Floor over alurdy vubfb-or. large vcrecned rrar porch and rarpnrtr. Dealgned and eonatrurted Inr YOUR comfort. Knnrmmia Oil Morale with tarte floor furnace. Triced — HW . ^ JdmtJZJtf AIRON-t C. A. W 1IIODON, S R . Reg. Real F*la> r.rnkrr V. K DOUGLAS. ASS04 IATI7 Uu S. Park Ph. i28t g Bedroom CB Con *t ruction. Paneled and JaliruHrd Porch Fled. Refrigerator, Stove. Vcn. Blind! and Heater. Rca.onaMr Down Payment Low MonthlyPay menu. Phone 1700- 'I Ra y m o n d m . m u . nnuK K i o . M. HARRISON. BROKKR S I*. Hishlcyman, A**ociate lot South Part Ate. Phone WKl 3 B c d rtM im — D H iiix i* Rhone 1129 A. B,Petefeea.Brnker 2413 Elm .We . MUST SK1.L AT ONCE hardwood door*, eeramiIn v lila i A. 1. fete reap J r , tiled bath, Florida P„r,h. kitehI* J Cheileraae. Garfield WIIen equipped. al*o m rludr. heal­ i> John Maiaeh, A W. Wtler and Blind*. Firvt Mortgage .niu. A. C. Doutfety, Laid iur»eyor at 4*«. no qiictmn* avUed. Ia - An, rvu.cn » n requeated to no ttf> v Want-Ait Department lmS T O P LOOKING tm .iutciy at any error* la their ails at The Sanford Herald will be A quiet country retreat aurroondt-f by all the advantage* nf a revponvible lor only ooi locomct rity, without taaea, ten minute, inierUon. from Sanford, a plrtureaque Hit home anting amongil aevThe Want Ad Department ta aril larae root oak* and Si ritrun tree* hearing fancy lift fruit, open from «:J0 a. m. until liW Pinienperaed with impleil papa­ rath bntintaa day earept Rat. ya*, avocado,, rheme*, man. urday afternoon. Dnadllnn far soe*. and beautiful ihrubUry, Complelely fenrad Let your week-day Inaartioni ta 8:00 p. m. puttering he rewarded! Ya». if tha day preceding publUetien. hai a few drawbarki but the many happlneia producing ad­ nm w M Sn. I— vantage* make you forget them The five room*, hath, and JalWCLaka apartwicntb : rua«», milled Florida room are grncrt nvatn batha. IU W. f tr it ouily fumlihed at tht* rtdicu. Inudy low price of 19,300 with ^ Itollnw ny u d W f 33.300. down. Shown by appoint­ ment. ’ Da>. Week or m onlh-Tel. U ». f eraitnre Center Ud Wee* ntrw TWO-flKDRouM frame home rercntly re-modeled. Clow m. F U R N IS H E D A P T S . Kllrben equipped. Total pnec 103 Weil lit. Or Call at turnonly 33,730. turn Center. Ud Weit tat. JXtZ j Avainn Apia. Efficiency. 710 W. m i i f f l , »UF. Seminole Realty fer Dealr* f t o M u a able Hwnei and Api*._PhonefT. IMIWN PAYMENT - 3311. * f r UN11HKDA part menu MO Park Monthly paymenti, 842.M. ? RedAtm.________________ _ n ^ m Conrrele Block Home. MIA Iniured financin'/ Ready Cl.KAN fumlihed ept. CJiwa la, ■or ocriipancy In I week* Com. 7*u Weal lit St. rhone i u . ____ plele wtfh utility room, cleclrie riVK^UivVly, clean Rnoma. 118. water heater, cabinata and c a r pom . I'ao roomi, WJ. d ll Pick. f t itNISHf.D Three Room Apt. lo w w ll\ with bath. Screened porch, <1ara«e ail Park or Phone 1331-11-1. OfDeeMW Dr. FURNISHER three rooma hath, V io i^ lipyin ie Avn. Avn.. FPhonn •a hath. Idol aoo Park. it7i. A m t ! 111 O l f f p j l l r w a a r n V niM SiiK D i S T lt Gang* Apt. TW? U M m woo klnilonvllle. __ _ KU K rooma. hot water. tnlevUlon. I'olfcc privilege*. M weakly. loii-W. _______ _ Ft INISIIKP 1 Bedroom Apt , mine 431 W. NICELY fum lihed 1 room tier. age Apl. Call 111 daylime. W-R a a.ter a p. m. C. C. Welah. ____ ri'sxjr*, rt:RM SHK n one bedroom M tta n by the month, dee R. J . Carroll niter # p. in. weak daya c r i»l< time Sunday, five 1‘otnta Hotel, m m tlei South on 11 .M. ___ Small Commercial Budding M i *} fi. La ran »hnw windowT/veated in new buvinei* aeltlnment at 27th ami Sanlord Ave. Phone lot or inquire at Rata Sendee Station. 271h and Sanford Ate. ( l!N I)Kit NE>V M ANAGEM ENT BAN LANTA AITS. Vacantv Nice­ ly fumlihed. Phone 111OR. (• ATTEACTIVILY DRIIGNED F BEDROOM NOME* - PRICED from 110,400. ta III,(too. FlIA !■<( VA (GI) Financed. O D H A M A TU D OR, INC. Bullaeri of Finer Florida Idvlng. llomea for Sales Uffice—2633 go. french .A lt Phene iioo or SMO CLKAN fumlihed Apt. loot Pal. GARAGE Apt. fumlihed. hot and cold water. 1101 French. f Bedroom Bungalow completely furnnhed. Phone 3301. 313 Taf. ntelln. IInoma furnlahed. Including uiiliUta, aicept ga*. Ml Park Avn. APARTMENT* factni Park. I Boom, IU.. 3 Room and Pantry, UTM Include! ulUlllea. Semihath. 101 W. Hit dt. UNFURNISHED Htfttao. Ph. MdKJ AaaaM to V r 8 £ 2 t l n 5 l ^ M e a . FA M l - » « a t l U a i l t i Uooklng for a good loeatlnit. 1101 Amelia In HIGHLAND PARK. Very neat I bed room home with Uled bath and hitch, •n equipment. Yard nicely landWiped. Priced a t M,3Ml with UPSTAIRS unfumlihed Apart- attractive term i. menu Kltrhen equipped. Spare ? « w p |r p r i c e d B O U K l ITni# In, Phnlw 471 W. Only 33.000 fnr l bedroom furnuhed home within ally limtii. unfumlthed fforage .T o S : ALL. unfumj*hed ment , cor, fUnford * E Owner laavlns taws and waaU 0 to Phone m U I3 J. trffar a n t neat I bedroom hn ma wiih I* arm n f land with fi fruit THREE BEDROOM Houie. Hard­ Iraaa outald# clip Umiti, wood floor a, kitchen fumlihed. ! Near Hlfh School. HA pw month. Sea Mr. and Mr#. Fiuat at fatuU a Drug Itora near Foal Office. " * *»* THREE Bedroom (mom . Kitchen R sa Nst fumlihed. JT|. per mnnlh. month. Four teoom fumlihed rDuple* Apt. 330 Tnonthly, adult*i. Phono 134J-W Phone ISIS evening*. • js s r .M s . TWO-Room bjgjiwiy 1 eerie*, a ■ y front e wlaniard. i ftrg JB i ■ Acrea in warm aectinn. IS a m i r o s S A t i " ITfull bearing traea. Good irrm i. (flre l time Hated). SEVEN A r m and Hauaa. 114 cleared, balaaa* wan fid, price I t .WO. Owaer financed. ■ALL, REALTOR, Fionaa State Rank Building Call Mali” Phono USA LOVELY Spacloya m a a o n r y H o m e . Three Redroomi, 2 Mathi, Wood Boon. Moat deeirable location. Owner tearing LOOKING , lm the perfect bom* «*». tn a .fn tfc q pouiagf? Then )tw beauty a t 403 T ire* Redtiled bath. Ml E FMff A m other fealurn. IU.1S0. Good TWO-BEDROOM frame bouae. car nt. ah#Iter. Will aeii far aquity ar a i 5 i r rM a S x i i t t j DAILY CROSSWORD rated near lligli School in good roiilrnlU l action. Ihl* I* a ■idrndld value wt 311,200,00 3J 300uti will verve »» down |*av. ment, wiih Immediate («o»>e»a* Inn. f.\rlu ‘ivr with Seminole Realty W. o n m u e n s T. W. MKRO IN I Park Ave. Phene 27 nr MS "p r o j e c t : Bl?T _ ]|omei of Rc j ! Indiviilualitv; Brittany Farm Home*, Flatly Ameriran. Ultra Modern. Conveniional A French Colonial type*. not a BUILT On Large Land*, aped lavt*: in the bed of neighbor­ hood*. UOMPl.FITK with all Ihe fealurrr you have dreamed abo-jl tiirh a* eolnred General K'rctrir appluncci and colored plumbing luturea. Ml tL finpani 1 Merit S Wheatrn flour tlnd 1 P Germans tnbe who aetlled in Britain <3th C. > 10 A aerioua v»7on| , . doing 1* l’»r forma 11 Rubber end of a pencil * It GreeR letter 13. Baking chamber 18 Negative r-ply 17. > rovered ahoppmg area 10. Suardt VI. NorthraaL ubbr.l !2 Minor lahbr 1 S3 Attitud­ inise 21 Enclcaurq S3. Genua of « elite S« Watar eraft SI Genuaef awine i Fur CO.Thrrrforo 31. Curve ??. ti .71 Kith S3 River in FTar.ce ST. Kind of mrat S* Plagued 40. Volcanic rock 4t -----Ctaua 4! Ascended 43. Boll DOM V ]. Game at <ard* S. Garret 3. t'ropcity it. I 4 Nova Scotia Iabbr I 5 Met* ir« ef land F In'.tn hinge 7. It la icontractrd* J Compenij. Lon for ’ |o»I P Orirntal rountiy 11 Ai*r 'iing a* if catrn 1 I,*lrr4t)'a t * , . , r 10. Founder of Hi • Oltom at dvr i.-ty ef T decs Cf T irkry *V Fellow .•i-Cnair ;?,K.-ct-t lied C JCkfKb L' P a rt of ttifl ' 17 Sun god T " #i - •Y •» j/ r1 1-4 \ . 13 •9" i«!> L ••* . /y *»’ • * JO Jl J1 % ■ 2> A; Is *1L *YJ •«> / / . .1“ AND available at reatnnahle V XL price*, with the he»t financing to* 3d A with minimum dow npa). mania W allhorn (’. P hillip*. J r . Since IMS, Sanford'* la-ailing 3— ARTH URS MIR SAI F - t Ait 114 l t d F*nt r» M.K Builder of. tinmav for over I.Vto 12'll* .Shmjjun. 119 99. lirr-tnne . . . m JPM e. Sale* Office. Lltllo Venire l s u n Urigi lair* A'it )- 4V an. Sl«re. rh Arbnr, 3l!l'*l i n . lour Siore, Phone fiat , Uaed furniture. aprUanrr*. root*. etc. Puught anld. l,arrj * Mart. 1i 321 L.M lit St Phnna Mil AIMV'NAVY SURPLUS j Almo*t New Apt. *’?e. ( burner 1 v r r y S a iu rd a y M t b t 7 ;1 i * I*. M . Paint ........................ 33 30 Gal. Flertric Stuve. 3177, Firrtlonir F a r m e r - Aucluw Market Dutldlng T-Shirt a ....................... 4»c Each Store. All mcrcbinili-e »«!d to !uglie»| 310 ban ford Ave rhone till bidder, regardlcu u( price. tv»nMpet-i , and llralrrt invited. We CONf.IlKTT! QUICK CASH for Pum llurt. Add " I! I........ .< W i, -• ,ud tog Machine*. Typewriter*. Out­ Ready Uiveil Conrrete Confrete Watki r A ' Pbnna 2t2u it. Bl.-ck, Sand. Gravel, cvmriu board Motori, Boala. Super f'onerrto 1'ipt to Meet Ail ‘fuali t s u ii laronard llefrigcralnr, Trading Poit. On* mil* South t I2.(io. ) lrcat»ne Store. i » »»*> ........... » « v ,u . C'OIJtSI’DT ilrfrlgeralor Medium S herm an U o n rrtl# I’lpa Co. IIAOID 111'ollli J'l.,)er iVmaiao. SWA IMl Palm Way. Out Weal 131b St. liullnn. I'll.!*! Fiivvloin- .Store. Phone WUAV. I . I K K M 'W — l- irg ,- , l i e G,*» 4 3 U T H I I ' VMNTHI -4 1-MUt CONKRETK Stove, Very clean, f t 38.37. -ireCone rale f.i, alone Storr. IflRheat CASH. Til At) FI-IN prirea lo t him* Ava, Phono 1313 paid fur u.rd furniture vail a-*, — factory In You — Wiivon Malcr F uiiuturo Co, 311 Upright ptano. 111. IM7-II oflrr AI am Id urn K. Lit St. Sl90 V e n e tia n (Hindu Wheel Trailrr will, -prmg* A Ear I*«rd bond. Sag prod bottom 2 fcmleri, I’hnn-- yui IV. USED Philen Tolavlilnn. Ideal fnr rail with p tar tic enda. PlaaUt or Den. SUM flm ln n e Store. rayoo tape*- Cotton or nyli« OLD Shotgun Stull*. 12 and 10 g.i M il, Phone 1333. Super Trailing Pnal 1 MUo South Senkarlk GU m and Taint <’o On li t} llS-lta Weil 2nd S3 Pbnne 321 *— I’rli I1>rili«t Kipullr* —7 Ape* Waihlng Machinn Beaulv . . . . 3-U.00 USED Apl *ire Gaa t-.ve. * bur­ MALE im x Lit. fteglvtrr d ner, 177. firealone Store. Rock 'laplc Bedroom mnnlh- old H'l______________ phiiue m il. . . . 123 00 Suite ............. 3 Pc. Liv. Room Suite . . . 3oi») U aggcrly A ppliance ('e n te r 10 II *:l.l‘ W 'M I D _____ 10 Ibneitn formica 4 chair* .. 27 30 "Vour W'e*Unghnuie Dealer” < ( l \ l I II S Ii > 1111II I, llj'* Singer I’ortiblo Sewing Maying Wavhcr* need for nut-t ind'n't ynung m in Machine .......................tamo Co',-man llraiera .. 181 30 up ' • Ii i n of gencr.il offi • •• * 12 Ga. l^- FVtre Shot gun .. 40,00 113 Magnnll* Ave. Thorr 1737. e i* e r .i » f 7 h '» it an o p p o rtu n ify 4 HP Hriggi Stratum G at f -r (be right man w rite Hot Engine ............................ 43 oo USK1F Apt, M/e F7leelrtc Range X *- *lbe Sanford It* ■ i, u-v 333. fire,turn- Slurc. I'nderwrood Typewriter ___ 30i"i mg ag<- and fu-l particular! of Oil. (!a* and Klertnr Healer* all marriai*)arid mllltar/ alatUI. H EA TIN G •tic*. Truck load of fine furniture floor fum arc* and CirruUlori due in today. SATURDAY IIEM’. "no II.:h W> l*»rk Up And Deliver »*rpa H. A I’O P E C O . INC. School liny anil lady Apply IN Heath Park Are. Phene III# Sanford Shoo Center, 208 s*tw I Pc. Living Room Suite, almoit Ave. nrw, I8n. Bed. apringa ami USED F'nll tire K lr.trir Binge, m m * ford »-# - - - ^ 1 1 1 ■ Il a n i 1 ■ '■■■» mallre**, 323 Call 2411-M tieLike New! 3I330U. F'ireluno W \NIUD Hunt" Sate* per . ... tween 2 and 3 p, m. sn.rv. nc|. I'crfi-ctu.n Dairiy, o f Santo- i i ft. UnlrDpnt regrigrralnr. 42rwH| I t V A R IETIES PANELING 32') im daiU, cell I.uminou, D'-or cnnrtiimn. 3133 00. 1M Pineereat r;* le-, " n ' r fleci^», Att1ctw.ro, NiUra and Foreign Wood*. Dllve. Sea Them At Ma*a. F ree Sample and Uctat.!. B hrrm an Con ere l a Pipe Co. YOUNG a ggrcxMV0 .'If|r** man. S n r t u S m Um , n f l r p i l r i i ( S te a riv n u p to v n u n t. OpporliinB R B rS IM H Park Pkaaa I7C2. Oat Weel IMh SL Pboa# i k i tty f .r a lvanrenient. F'lrcitonc OIL Space Healer. 330 00 Phone LARfiK Aiilnmalie W.«,hrr. SiiLhlMore.-, Ill Kail In • m 2771-W. ly med. *130 00 FirrMonn Store. KM’hHIF.V Fl» m»n l>» - .rrn iw i c a s e n c —t. c o o n c o n d i . NOTICE 2V ■ 33 to la y linoleum and Tip.N. 3M». T di-. Sanfuid linoleum aruj 4 Iraranre of Odd* and Knd*. r* . * ff f » I •*»*•« •»«**« |»a* • iM'ilW lit H *1.111111', * |P , S R R T TEACI6 M t«*. Sate I'rlr* Nlwav 11-n South Pbaae It I Itrg. Prir* TRUCK 1 ONTRAtTtJltS |2ii 9S Baby Ji»d and WANTED JO" »nyg or Glrla Rikri. 329 93. Mattre** ......... ft 4 9T. To le a rn Tong Durance Moving Plmatnne Store. 98 30 Contour Chair* ram Old ettaoU-hril carrier ha* open­ ing* for men over 23. owning ,.r 21993 Lie. rt<w,m Suite — 128.88 SPECIAl-S able to purrha.e and per*ona!ly 49 93 piattic Top Step Wraagkl Iran Lamp* ilrnv a< rcptat.lc equipment. F7*. 57,88 J—A Way floor Lamp, 2 Table* ___ relleni earning, on >cnr 'round Matching Table U m p i . . . . 89 95 Lounge Chair* __ . . . . J8 88 Jong-lcrm nmtract in an c* ,rn . All I for only ................. J)9.30 28993 Simmon* Hide-a* till indji-try un a(fee led l>v hmi. Red ............ 238tti ne>» flue tuition 1, itrikei, lay­ over-. ete. Write Mating age, A REAL HUY! 21* 95 2 pe. Sectional Sofa .. 1(1 38 «*xpenrnrc briefly. Creyvan Beautiful Bonk.Red, Large Double 229 93 Imwaon Sofa A June-. Inr licpt. o, f Affilialed Dretaer. Beveled Mirror . . Uhilr ...................................DIM Now only ...................... *9395 with Greyhound Lln'-i 47 W. 3 93 B!»ndo I'nd Table* . l.ia Grand 3v o i luc-ign. Ill 229 93 4 I’r. Blonde lied Boom Cbafert Special* Suita ........................' . . . . 1U00 l*A HELP WANTUD (female) !•« Ba^JTwta ar full aim) Etch. 8130 Orthopedic M attrexe* . 3188 Telephone Survey MAO Maple Bunk B rdi wiih R »M Quillnp Malt .3 4 9 30 Maltrrv.r* ................... MM F’utl or Pari time, Ladle* for M M Royal Uomfort Mall. . 3330 49 93 Wardrobe, Telephone aurvry Work. Salary .. 38 88 pirn twnui. Room 211. M-yich 43 30 Pre-Built Spec Mall. . 31,30 149 93 Foam Rubber Studio Building. 9 a. in. — 11 nt. Couch ................................ 78 M Phone 2*1*. Identical Saving* on Matching 6993 Simmon! ''h a ir fled* ,. 42 M Bo* Spring! 19 93 Double Dreaaii* A Mirror . . . ...................... 38 M R9H *EJ? E<1t* »n»»r Spring Matt. RPrtng. Beaut). U M Night SUnd* ......... 033 fr 1, rieadboard tchoiie color). 179*3 K*tra Largo Chroma Hollywood Leg! ............ 349.S0 Dinillei ........... PAM b c h g l r b e d d in g c a rfc PUKMC M CTION I 111*1 I* M ANTKH 11‘rmalr I , 1. 10 A IV- * o a a E. m a t P b w in 0*L HEATER - Ktnn.nre. Twin unit, 8.7.000 BTU 19M Model. t’o«l 1100. Top condition. 137. Mr«. M. R. Cook. Wilbur and Second *1., IJ k e Mary. LARGE i'on<ole Televiikm. 388. iUMlOM blare. Fbaan lain m £ s s fiv $? % . O fftw iM K r i sv\\ l U ir. SANFORD HERALD Kri.. O il. n s , in:,:. I’n g r 3 iTrrrn nnr It's Ho Kkajr To I’Urn A Wnnt Ad Ju*t Call 1H21 nnd nnk for thn Want Ad depnrtmpnt Fanford Herald te I I IINtrUlir * l.nlO l.wnU. «q — L v ln iK t la h a ir* A h r r v lr e '• ( K III Nt. Phone vv 1IICYCLK PA IN TIN G Storage until \ M.,, GOOD Ifunnfiii- 7' III' flqflNiaiil M antrr’i Ittko Mini, Melni XU, I II, ,1on,i Siei r 310 r am si. Ph.ma *411 Spare Heater* and floor Burn itc* Ijbcral Trade In. M HW Sanford Ave. a ll Pbnne l i ; j I*. M. C A M N IE I.li General Coatrarlar ’Tlumrv at DiiUnrloNi” niWay 1131 rhuoe 1117 fo r Keller Pliimnmi See or Call W. J. KING »«• IWalh Park Phaen u lluv v-.iir fnrnlliire at rerry'v Warilmu-e Im n I'd , at 901 W |*t si All tialinnaUy ad, fur m ur- at wad'li "t-e nrirq, I o s l 3MI I ill NO •I 21 SMALL FI.XCK 3NI> WHITE Img haired dog. i it> lucerne ,n . n;. ff fmiml p.uvo 4'blld’* |> ( call 32J-W. m i s SPACE AVAILABLE CALL 1821 AND INQUIRE w A A R , 2 ^ - a |___ 15 Y Hilt IUMM8 8 s u e n r TABO l.i is I 4in M ■ i! ii projrrl, i brnan leather llilllnld willi curicney driven liirn>e, Idrntl- 1 lit alma. ». per-, , Ic pie ,«r polity Statu Road Dept, i'lty Hall TV SERVICE F‘a .i ami Kflinrnf JENNINGS T \ l 1 SI F.R _______ Phnne gSIS-J, Golfl* A llunlrr Cnnvlimlinn Co, Home* and Itenmdclmg ______ 'Phone 2.7AI M 4. HOUSE CLEANING - Window*,' Walla, Floor*. Ph. I). C. C*ldwell, Ufa J. PLUM IUNK Caatrart and repvir work. Free • lUmatea. R. L llarvry. 104 Sanford Are. Plmne IU8 GATLIN IIROTIIEns Driglir.a and Dulldoirr Service Phone*: 2221 — Sanford. 2222— Geneva T ED BURN ETT Ic *-tdh#( y«u Fi ikt mol or bay m»ie d.iktil' SEAT COVERS IIK A U T IF IIL I* V IT E IlN S CUSTOM ITTTK I) I’HOM PT IN ST A L L A T IO N StricklandMorrison, Inc. Nanronl, M urid.i From Hwifiuir la Flonrinp. imp hiiildinir atippHe* are hip.noli'h. \\ hy rot rail on n* today and lake n gander nt m il inflection—i i ’.* per- fcctlullt HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD ’ luMnie Ann Suiloing MA 11RIAL1 .•’ ..V 1L. . 4— Li ' M3 Phnne 200 T I L E 24111 1* P h one ,11KI H ind I107-W N ighln For All Cars SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. o « t W a rt n t h RL —t ORIJt.VDO Morning Sentinel. Or land.) livening Star. I'ali Kaipb 'TOIdIRKD Wumen an- rna’-m^ Ray. lli-.J givid profit* .oiling for well17— AlT4)>f4)HlI.U8 Tft 311.ERd known covmrtlo t-(iiii|uin>. Write INStRANtT —H it I'. ii R n ajj. ttrlandi', for in- l l l l CHKVHOl.KT 1932. fa>nr mileage, lorview,’* one oh tier, Wall cen-ider trade t:i i'ali t2ti7-l: after 4 30 p. m. W itnled linnirrlinlrl v Preferred Rate* to Preferred Policy bidden I'tininivir Ji|v ** Sv crrltfv I 1 'UJl'UI. '. I *" *» g'Wl, | • , 1 , 1'ing and *Sn»»rl:land, tii h Jfi.llc a » . linivl tire*. 1183. 2120 Jo h n V illiam s la*. A gency Oran to Ave. nifirr work Evperlenre nirrf i* 411 Sanford AtlaaUc Bank varv Write It..* w w . Sin* PbtiM 34 It wit; nay YOU to ir r US be' en ford HeraldI. i 1 ) . Open F!vcning* an 1 nt M AIN Help 13anted. Ser tlU (B )l. Mr,. Row aml at Uamlv 1»ru£ I.ltlaiife Trailer Kalea, 1 i'.ir .11 M I l.t ■* I lit M* Morn near l*»*t Offirr PalaUa, Fla. n all metal hnutq MIl-SAt.KSMfA WANTED - I l f SWPKr H mint Orange*. <t id 27 l l r *if*;- Tandem wheel*. 389). Bu.'irl. u. W. Until, Plume !(•„ lire!'* Uied f a r ,. Llll W'. llll r>lahli*>R-,l m.lallmrnl i in­ awake man. *1 i»l ha,,- <,r and 13- A tm iM oRll t: n u tu v u n s ta I1W1 01 DM ' •'! '. a I-' III El ft -. No, lire,. Excellent rnntfdinn, lelrtcncrv. P, (I 11.<v 3U\ *San* CARS Oik- Owner. 11,200. Phene Silt. ford n o t d l l P soldi TUAOKD ll,i* llrel'i I'lrfl 1 at* I If UI.KH - • ”1 en -Tan 'i ' wilt* II3VIIRK IV 3 \ t i ll ii Sanfurd Av» A nth st •ullel and awning 4ii*,d enoill\ III Mi evi» iii-i.i nl i . ,i I Hen. Cheap. San Lando Trader Motor,/ final*' trailer*— 11 ui«hr» %rurk in Sinfonl. )) rite II l*ai V______ t - 11 s Herald •in iVtt, ar<i Motor. PT7 22 ►, UITUIC.SI. WF.KVHVj —21 LAWNS MllWED bv Jrrry 1nrd. Free rvliniatev. Phnna 1I3I7-W I I I. 3H AM i MIT. F KtGIDAIMR antdlanrei u lea and ien ice Q II High, Oviedo. 103 V I 3 I MM III * anil Lv|>etirnrrd young nioih. • rf 2 l .M II >ln I MRS Fla. Phone 4131 or Sanford dcirev llaby Stiiin; i-ih1 after 11, II P M 3-KING. I M2 W aftoc 4 p m s pm. Ha> own Tranvne ruton. good (onildlnn .. 31* 30 1 Phone 9T.t ’ -------— .— I L l II P K\ INB1 DK U OEFIl'K FOlHPMUyt —!) runlike » tip ant Peati tr ri s i m '.sn nproKTUNlVD s t: ne I21.30 IIAVTfKS Otnre V amine Co, l.V \\ !\i* iSW F O lil1 c■i v r k m row It P Si Orr-ATWATKR, adding miecunra, Slure A Service -lallon Doing new 1)9.93 ! T)[*-writera. good Inuim-,, Mmt .r 11 h> Nov. 3 litu s»(c* llanlala, 21* Magnolia. Ph. II P 01TVATWATF.R, loth I'h.H. • -.», icflnolir 1 .................. J(! VI ’ 4 4 ________ ________________________________ It811-4 I I 1 3M Dl'S IlLAUTV riR tO R S —11 .3 II M'.A-REK ............... » ■■8.30 1 ' lA IM Ittlt: ............ *.30.00 1 Wv'M Eli 1»'■ Im.v i |; m end 131 1III HIM U1/..3RD J 13 00 Itnant, Phnne 3d) )|. H A R H IK T T S . It K1.I.IN - run* g I lie ail tv Niwh \c.t 3t* 1. null }30 00 F'UIIMTUftE left on ■».*eh nt IO) Se, Oak Ave. 'N1! J^rk Ownrr pi* k u|* a l t *(»*, 7 1 At i:it« 1 :tv. P h en e 971 No H.d!om 1 .d. »tl3 00 I n r ' 'i: Mb Io n r,.., i . Muvl 7 1 FIRK.SIOSK— Dlw new A idem ii . -Ic.l at $89 93 Lvn lle-w llrn iily Sim p ' IU II FTIII:sTONE with Furl IK U. 2nd. Phnne 38} l, \l..|i, lank . 1192 30 liaiutiiai:. Him * i rfraung SIT! lie d the l|jir>t)li»t. f ir *d tu II JIIILNSIIN. In,lit ntiialin-il l u l ___________ .M G. IIO IK i KH Midi 1 lift, lank *12) 00 Serv-re on All Walrr Pumpi— ' n I : 31Ulil L’UY 3129 • ’ > I 31 NtOtV SI I 3 3 1CK Well* Ititltrd — Pmrip* 12 II SEA BEK Paul* Road Phene lea \ 1rv giH.,1 cnndlflon ... *129 9.* • One hmir - Warn and Damg MLtlU'RY f i l l (SUM 3193.00 Dry iti Hi Flit’s T i t m ; s r . t v u i V ia 11 s t o r r - at w a ter • One hour H • Waak and D rt 1 re - Removed, T"i'|inl, Sliapeil t'liliil'lelo wllh lie node runFidd and llr.it n t i.mrr.it 'Iren It" II.1* aiul control cable— • Eisubad Ij*ndry j Surgeon I r.- • F7, t i nt a to * . only ....... ..................... 1139 93 • San gene Dry (leaning I'hone 3o9 X vV. Sanford. South wide loauadromat llm many moin-t r m dawn fnr FLOOR aandtng and tlniMving hoelk Sad# Paodmart Bid*. uacd pai’- lirainnable, Cleaning, waving Serving Scnil _______IM Raw ru b Bt tin Sate Glide |!n-» la-.lt note Coynly ainre 19J3 II M >■11111 U-slON AU HUH) |4 US T4 file a ton. I.., k r Mary Nrw l)U '1,>ili I I l (Mil DUS 3 II U',11 1WIN, 1Sold Gill) KNl KUll'KX felt entrant alalo- i ‘, F I M I U IN <S . I Uni 1 Cimipaun Sludiiv of Dnnring m»n!» invoices, hand hiilt and 13 II FA* HV IN :..iie *. I i 1 Fox Trot — Wallt — Swing I>r o r r a m t. rtr |>i ,wt«.**l«e- 18 11 " Demnnttralor 328300 llumba Samba, Tange, Mambo, Pnntice Co., Phone 414 — 403 23 11 Him WIN I.VtlA-4'OM •• • 2312 Mohawk P. 4) Re* 2*'>T tv M 1uh M 2) If l ice. Marling ....... ........ ................ — -a Bii I 1 1(8130 INSI II I \ l l ( * \ of Liu..li mit, 4'ar PlarW) HKRYI4T7 —Tt >ii 1 I mtmafrator jt.-* r |» l,. Tile*. Sanford l inolt uni A Tile I n. uOMl'l.UrU III TFTr SPEi'IM.S L l . Kill -Plane Technician, 122 W*. Ill M. I'hoiyi 1917 Uinti, Alumliiiim nr Ma'mg.vnv Phnne 2tM Haul* t. San/ord, Ibiala MM) or-., model• )u*4 L it A 1‘ln a n n n g lluy. Sell, Itrut, Hire with want Gal.r it.nil at e te r r a ) me. For flrmiKieling and r>p*tr* *d«, thn putleat aalevman la del, of ii <il in141> A liailci , oil Nolliing Down—Sm iii UonUity l"wn. Put one to work fnr you. band, pi iced teaiuiiablc, Payment* Phone I art, Wa will be glad ta rharga it. S h erm an C oncrete ('<*. S pnrlliic Good* 0*t U r,I Itlh Phene «|*t ItOIIHON Mather of Sanford m KPWIAI SKRVK’KS F U R N IS H E D A N D IN S T A L L E D BY D IC K M A P ES G E N E It A L T I L E C O N T ttA C T O R "•E L . 2I98 -W �•* Sanford's Newest Largest & Finest Subdivision We Are Building 125 Modern Designed ■ Lm Three Bedroom Homes _ $10,600 to $14,750 ir* t l U M ? . ‘" " 0 * « * J O u t If You Art A Veteran Payment $62 Per Monti). 1375 Down Servlet Personnel F.H.A. - $905 Down Payment HO Per Month. P. H. A. — $1,235. Down Payment $62 Per Month. C o m p e te * 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 20 of these homes are left. You can act now and purchase your home for $250. less cash down payment than you will need on future hom*». i - "» P- i T r . - ~ Priced From You Can Purchase A $10,600 Home: ■ f f j i �W e a th e r f'toudv (hroitch Tu#»da*t ##*■ linur-l ralhrr cool; low tonight U In Ml rm lral. AN INDEPENDENT DAn.Y NEWSPAPER BANKOUD. Fl.OHIDA VOLUME ILVI MONDAY. OCTOBER 31. 1955 AuMiflalwl I’rrnn Leaped Wire Convene Friday Uart than N> Central Florida hovpital official* gathered to S*nford Friday (ot luncheon »oo b n u n n i m rrllnf of th* tVntral Florida Ho»r't*l Council. The luncheon and bualneM meet, b it was held at Jtm Spencer’* after which a tour 0/ the Semi­ nole Mcnwrul Hospital waa made. The program Aw the year, *c- . cordio; lu Poi< Laurent, program chairman of the allocution. aur- • round* personnel prohiema and1 purchasing. An InaHlute it plan- ; cad lor each year which co n 'isli. mainly of a speaker, admlniatrain* problem* for discussion and1 then a general lejriwi. Speaker at Frida) a mreilng waa Dr. Millard White. path* login at Memorial Hospital. Sara­ sota. Dr. White la atwi pre.*utenl of the Florida Stale Society ot f alholegjata. The auhtecl of hi* addres* surround lha aumject, ••Tha relationship between the paihotogtit and a botpiial adritniMralor." T. I. Jaeobien, adminirtratoc of the Morton riant Hovpilal at Clearwater, pre»en!ed the adminijtrauv* problem which wai rrlativa to laboratory procedures. Wilium Newman Laundry (Continued on Tag* EltM) Accident Prompts Citizens DIBAFY—Tfca Cilliena Aiaoela«<vn of P’antatbai Eitata* rtrorded an nnanimooi vola of approval to teereto fyrtffi report on Zoning. Friday more ing at lha Community • • E l deeervbed tha eight monlha' « m % <■ tha whya and wherefore* •f protecting DeBary from factory tatnaaioa, improparty Impeded M lffeg and uaiamlary conditaona. He etplalned to newcomers that (he Plantation Ettatea Owner* A*toriatfon had w.thdrawn from three Ovia gruupi. tha other two being th* Chamber of Commerce and the DaBary Civic AaaomUnn Howevar. Under*nrra who wiihed ai yriethe rrtJtros to belong to this gr oup seeking information on ion tog had banded together and ealted ( ( M h s t f an Page Eight) Emtsf H. Cowley Sfeoks To Rotary Club At Noon Meet Spe string nn the rub r e t. “ Why • High School Band*" E. H. Cowley Bandmaster it Seminole High School told hav listener* at the re­ gular weekly meeting nf tha San­ ford Rotary Cluh lhi« noon at the Yacht Cuh of th* Increase In in­ terest on th* part of high aehool atudrnta in band work which actu­ ally developed citliendiip to a greater extent than muiinanahlp Jilieen y n n ago there were pro­ bably 11 ny 11 band* tn the high tebools t,f Florida. Today there ar* over .'00. h* stated. Much progreat hai beet made in Ihe u»e of (Continued on Pag* Eight) In eeremonUi at tha t*. t . Naval Auxiliary Air (Malian (hi* morn­ ing, Cdc, t . C. Mildahn, L'SN. ralieved Cdr. Taul F. SUv*nt Jr. at Commanding Offietr af Compoalta Squadron Eight. Cdr. Stavant, whoae hom* la Joplin, Mia*. attended Naval War College. Newport, B. I , prior to reporting to VC-I In October 1PM. If* a'tumed eominand of th* tqiiidron Hv April IMS- The Com­ mander and hia family live at IOTA flrandview Ave, South; how­ ever they will b* moving to Jaelt•eifiyUl# tn lk* near fuVir# where Commander Rleveni will to la enmmand of Heavy Attark Squad­ ron One. Cdr. Mildahn, who thla week completed th* Plan* Commander Cour>* at the JTraey Attark Training Pntt, It reporting front the Flight T r t| Diyiwon, Naval Air T**t Ceater. Patuient River, Md , where he arm* engaged in tha arreptanr* t**ta of th* ASD **5ky Warrior", N ew jet hom her arhaduled lo he delivered Vi the Banford Rquedrona. He la a native r f Rocherter. N. Y. Cdr. and Mr*. Mildahn hav# reeenlly moved ink io their new home on Vtnewood Drive in l-oefi Harbor. Capt. R. W’. Jarkann, Com­ manding Offirer nf SNAA5. Cept. J. T. Blarkhuni. Commanding Of. finer of Hrevy Attack Wing On#, and Cdr. I. G. Petera, Chief Staff Offirer of the Wing, wera alwt preaent for lha ehanga of com­ mand ceremong. Resident Dies Last Night In Hospital An oki coittoiittc* ba> hern re /rliv ttcd hy Ihj Sanlord Merrhanta t i c i;* n brrauac of Ihr prcialng r r; J cf D i gr-up lo p m cn a dr1 re* Irltc* lor fund* "■■ai r of He many drives for I e .\ h >:r. ui grst’F! n d ofi . i'. i " i n Ci a Eanfcrd Marehaut* / *a c:r.."j t.’-unltlre I- 1 -i icac.'vstrd f< r the purI V »ari j « • f ilin g »cr- Mr* Suvan M Hinrntnn, AJ, a r»rld-*nt of tanfoed for only two mrelhi. died la*t night at the local hoapttal foUswlng a brief iUneaa. Mr* Thornton lived In Sanford -iI E. Htth Slrrcl. She rame here from Kanaai City. Kan She wa> born on February IS. ’JM. and wav a membir of th* All Srul a Ciihotlc Church. Mic if aurvlvrj by onr rlaughlrr, Mr Frank G. Cassidy •* Sanferd. on* «on. Commandre Jam** i* i r f b a n t am ounr -it-.", of tha Merrhinta -v t ret try Clifford Me-*-*.■ vie wtr.ld appretiilc r . - nq rny p%p ard pra • l n-a f ” orl h 11 J g--»*!ant cf the SJnford A . risi a as that he it lo t ’r S:rr»n n ; Cum: - r a n a." Iiary Air Station, three grandrona, one granddaughter, and a broth'r-ln law, A. B. Detahoydr of Sanford Fuorral «ervlrra will be held tomorrow morning fRTieadayj, at All Seal's Catholic Church, with F ith rr Richard Lyon officiating. Ilunal will be In All Soul's Catho­ lic cemetery. Auto Is Total Loss After Smashing Into Barbed Fence A ISV) automobile « n declared a total loi» by Florida Highway Pa irtdman Carl William* Saiunia • morning, aborlly oltcr • n’rlock. when It amaihcd into a barbed wire fenc# Th* autnmohi)*. driren hr Tfd Owcnsby of Chuluoia, waa aprarently traveling at a high rate nf ipacd wbeo ji b .l U«.highway f»C a dlaiant* of al lc tit HO feel, turn­ ing ovar twice, and then eomtng In a Mop about M fact from the pave­ ment. The accident occured on the highway between Oviedo and Chu ■nota. a half mile weal of tha Ultlr Eronioekhalchea River Owenahy. a reiidenl of Cbulunta waa charged with driving Ihe ear “whSe licensed revoked." Ha recalved a alight abramon of the head bid suffered no other apparent in June*. Those InveMlgallng the aaeldenl were Pa»rolm*ii Cart William a nf Ike Florida Highway Paiml and Jonitabl# Georg* Keltey nf Oveido Galloway Reports Tax Statements John L. Galloway, county tux collector, announced today that th* tux statement# fovartny 1PU Uxe* hat* been flared In the mail* and that th* lax booka will be open for payment of I Sul taaei tomorrow morning, Nov. 1. Thoao paying thair tare* In November wllj he allowed four percent discount. Tho discount then drop* lo threa per rent In December, two per eent In Jan­ uary, one per cent in February and n«t In March. Do April 1, all Uaea not paid become delinquent and eubyect to ponaltiai. It la therefore to the lax poywr’a advantage to pay Uaea when due, Galloway laid. Generally about two.third* of t k . O a a tU o ta w 0*11 Th# Reformation w*» Ui# »uhlect of many termont In ehurrhea • round the country yealeiday. And in Sanford, aetmou* on varying toplca « m hward hy ehurrhgoinc audience* which packed the local houtea of wotthip. Tha Rev. Milton H. Wyatt at tha Sunday morning tervirt yes­ terday, preached «n tha subject! "Living One Day At A Tint*’’, haling hit theme upon thh* till, Matthew d .11, "Therefor# do not he anxious about tomorrow, for tomorrow will he anxtoua for It•elf. I.el tha day’s nww trouble ha •ufftcirni for the day." There i*. of eou-.r. the h»»5e feet that time la divided up into dayt and our work • normally divided up Into dava. Polio* Ing a day'* work, there m time for red, and fol­ low tn*- i»at ■ new day begun. tn our tret ,Irani it talking about taking atyiiout thought for the morrow. Jeaui does not ignore or deny th* ttlHenr* of trouble, present or future He •dmita it. He dnet not «*y that w* should rot face terinutly th# prohiema of life. Whit he i* raying (* that trouble* ran belt ha met nn* at a tiiwe. The admonition to live on.* day at a time does not rule nut wv*e planning regarding th* fu­ ture and rrrtatnly It f* not a Irn*United on Pag* Eight) The redetlgnalkm of all iquidront nnJer COMHATM IN(t ONK will lake place at the Sanfurd Na­ val Auvi lary Air Station, Nov t. The f .ur tquadroni of Hit wing One under the command of Captain J T Blackburn, hived here ire dua lo receive official redevtgna. tmn at VAH i Heavy Atlaek) tqtiadroni. Formerly Ihev were de.tg naied at VC trom pom e) iquadront. Squ»J urvt affecled by the change are \ « A VC<1 VC-I and \M*» will tw-i rna VAH v N Nit 7. VAll 5 and VAH tl revpertivrly. The purpote of Ihit change order­ ed b) the Chlet nf Naval Oprrattona it to a t*ti a devignation more be­ fitting the ml- Ion of llilwlng Mne rquadi vn aliiih It h.gh eltltudr. long ranre atomic weapon delivery under all we* her cnndiliont. Fly­ ing AJ Savage aircraft, Heavy Atlark Wing On, » all weather at-nnic Somber, the tqiiadnmi of Hatumg One aland m readinrn tn tirike luirkle and powerfully from the carrier* of the V.'vy t Fleet The AJ Savage p>weren hy three en etnei. two eot.irntlwiial rerijirmat ing engine* and nor jet, i< the Mrs. Mary Smith Dies Saturday King P-01 ihrrr ring Tireui tor 111 jnd unit h ( *it<* * 1., \t»it Cm fi rd I'll. vrar will he Kite for one t*jy •>rtl\ 1; * nil j > \ i i 4—afteru'■-n vml niehl to he wrl corned hy rhlidrrn of all *i«-* The h ; time now toe aerond lirgeti <n *11 the Vnivrr*#—and no* ncar.ng ire end of it* lath in m at lour, mil he ,jion*iord fur lit one day ei.gjgeitletil hr»e hi the mrntocr* o( ihe Senttnole Conn ly Juno.f t*r. mher of I'om m ene jnd meoihert of Ih* t u r r e t ire making .very ivovathl# efforl to ral*e much nrc.lrd fundt fur Iheir annua cbaiilalilr afUiltlra C rnrra' a<|ni|«tion li. Vet* and rhlldiroi llckrlt fur h-»th Ihe after noon and night performanre* ran he piirrha *c«t no* and up lu Thim day nigh' fr«n any member of Ihe rluh \ 'thetal pertenlage of Ihe receipt! Iron-. the a b an ,# tale of tirkeit will hr receded he the rluh President n R rri#r*<>i Jr teportt a h e i'y advance vale ai thi* wri'!"* amt It planning a ta«t minute drive Thr thnw ground* will he located on lliwav No IT 9? adlacenl to Ihe (Continued nn I'agr t.ighl) hud been tn M an f m e m be r. of Ihe (tru e committee, Mrs. R. J. Cushing Represents Herald At Weekend Meet ! l V f itl'I I H lirn c v 'e p re « e n l» ltv e ellAuttrt flic •J;-'*cltn' i * P1 ' r ile1^,.*ie» rn!i»icred for the event n C.rvmp trMlcn* l*» divcu** thr nl pruMemv of ad eiti*tnc cverutlvr* b -v Flort la »«re held following a " ' evil to i.rdei hv Ibe jr.uip’a pie* A Name d*e||tog to Mi,(way lifeIII If in.W Nl «|«| of Ja, k .onv illc horned |« the g-mmd Fnday, atovfte ,r "(lev ilea direit ccmvumir bene ly after one o'etork. ''1 It* m in |nb* and a Mcher -Imd Hie e n r coven-il with eompovl* ' »rd of living adveilmng make* (ton roofing »ith t compnalliot) ' povtihlc rno*l of our new a and en iidltig ovee Ihe ontai,!* portion, m torlainment " »aid Word ai he o ,*nl flamea high into Ihe air with r pened Ih# meeting hillow* .a imrke following them, ig deport* from Ihe prevUIrnl. vee The gsnforl Fir# IVepirlmenl u la iV and lre»*urer were heard al onv-vrred Ihe alarm, hut »dh no >r the Saturday morning •i-»»i„n af aalcr vlh -atiirh to control the n Irr whirh, th# -rot p tr*aif-rn were ’vlare. Ihe hurlv inflammable wood iv re*umed and teporla to Ihe entire wa* anon eon*nme,l ir luwlv heard Alar* vpaweiipg th# alarm waa a m Vte> ir-ieniert e a t anno meed fue unit bom Ihe Sanford Naval in following the Saturday night ban Aiulliarv Air Suhon >r ouet The apf ng aeaalofi. aerordreformation Frvdir rev ailed A lt la ng to announcement! laiurday. the home «aa occupied hy James 1*111 b# held in Miami Rrarh. i n Smith g tnoflp m fn r twenty tw« monthi Ip a rur.lop home and had lived to Panfnrd tinea 1971. Her realdene* wa* 11)2 Elm Ave., and the wa* a mrmher of the Fir at Methodnt Cliurrh brve. h-jrvivor* Include three slaters, Mra. C. V. Hoover, fanford; Mrs. Clara Fro-nan, Detroit; Mia* Ball Cowtey, Vino Grove, Ky. four nlerr* and six nephew a. Funeral a#rvie#i wrr# held at 4 p. m. yeaierday a t tha Briaann a in November when th# four per ton Wyatt officiating. Burial cent discount la allowed. Thii haa hald in Kvrigreen Cemetery. been the rule for Ihe peat several years and I* tha same pattern I* followed thi* year aboyt »«M.000 00 will ha collected In Novem­ ber. The tola] tax roll Including tnUnriht* personal p r o p e r t y Mr*. Alfred McQueen, t l , died /mount* In around MW.Wiono, al her horn# at ! d lt Sanford Ave,, at A: 10 p. m. Saturday rery euddenly, B#rn Feb. t l , ISM. In IpHngf eM, Ma»», ah* had mada her Mre Ivabell L. Horton. M. died home lo Sanford for tha paat four Friday at thr result of an acridrM yean. She ram* her# from Cber*>p#e Fall*. Matt. Mr*. McQueen *m the Oviedo Road. She hid lived In Oviedo for alt waa a mrmher of the All Souls yean coming lhare from Btareot Cathnile Church hare. Rurvivori Inrluria huahand. and er, Ala. She waa a member of the Oviedo Baptaat Church and paat nna daughter, Mrs. Jehn Suther­ land; one brother. Run# McDon­ preiident of l^e F-TA there. Sumvrrs ire John W. Horton. ald of Ludlow, Maaa.; two grand­ Oviedo; two (cna. Gordon W. Her- children and several alecea and tec. Orlad#; Billy Jaa Horton, O- nephew*. Service* were held at tiM Oil* vlede; madwr, Mre. Orac# Little, far "driving while tnlankatai", ana Beaaemer. Ala.) a aiater, Mrs. morning at the All Baals Cathalic far "aattlag atehalfo bartragwa Florence Banu mer. A i m brother*. Chatak with tha Fathar Richard without a Hccsn '* and ana for UQj lit*la, OB Marinas in Virginia: Lyons, officiating. Rotary waa "te tk w tif too cJaaaly". Jack and Cahm Link. Beaaemer. teld at t «'dock lata night and Services Are Held For Mrs. McQueen Oviedo Resident Killed In Accident Andrew J. Bracken, Assistant Ag i Principal of Ihe Seminole High Srheol, ‘till address Ihe local Kiwants Club al Its noon luncheon P>#«i.|rnt f n r R M n lM ■# Ihe srnvn-l» Ntu'ual Conrert A** w n - n thi. ri" mine *aid, "it a if . ,r uu-mherahip dnva mil ionic iu t iiu.c • winer than e»[M-iled ' e wonderful r». ,pnn*r ,.n ire pad of our Sanford tnd Semin,'!# County m u 'if lov­ er*. “ Prompting the remark he Rnu. in it!at wat Hie fir«l rr;»,r1 from m rm b e r«h lp drive headed hy Mi * II alph \udin Smith Th# • far, have mid a total of HI no mtirnhlpv leaving only INt more «ratt available h«f thru# win hav,- nil ir t purthated Ihetrt. t lelephone ha 1 been made available (or itv'-r who would Ilka to rail their memhervlvip 1 ilnerip* nun in to the nu-mberthip drt'W headquarter* which it in the Sli , Uand Mnrriom Ituildmg. Thw numher tv JUNd and according tn officials of the organisation tha other will he mannrtl trim 10 t# I? and from 2 lo I each day. I’resvdeot Rotimillat taid dtit m.irning ttiat S3 ninmlierwhipa hav* li<»tj puirhaaed by Navy peromnel * They bavt Arm# 4 wonderful joh " 1 tiprr,-/dented enltmataam tt i.-ang ihunn tn ihia drive, said liunmill it. and th"<w wirtung la n ikr reo-rvatinru tor their mem, The S'tifnid Herald ' »• repre l*er<hlpi «hould do «« al th# earW •enled »l the annual t‘» I merlin* in i p- '-ihie time. ui ihe f it-da N^«*pi|'rr lilverM* It oni,nurd On fage R |M ) toe ) >e, til lie* olilrh ".»» held al •he Port rarnuive Mulct and Nilta* ui Friday and Saturday, m \f rt f . ^irn Cu,hinc •** among rt he over U neu*p*prc and *lx ad Mr*. Mary Arne* fm lth. 11. died at a nursing home at It a m. Saturday after a* lllneea af two yrara. Rh# Railroad Crossings Should Be Flagged (her atomic boeibaca aboard Ma Flare*, (ware) Th* Oren- r �•* Sanford's Newest Largest & Finest Subdivision We Are Building 125 Modern Designed ■ Lm Three Bedroom Homes _ $10,600 to $14,750 ir* t l U M ? . ‘" " 0 * « * J O u t If You Art A Veteran Payment $62 Per Monti). 1375 Down Servlet Personnel F.H.A. - $905 Down Payment HO Per Month. P. H. A. — $1,235. Down Payment $62 Per Month. C o m p e te * 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 20 of these homes are left. You can act now and purchase your home for $250. less cash down payment than you will need on future hom*». i - "» P- i T r . - ~ Priced From You Can Purchase A $10,600 Home: ■ f f j i �W e a th e r f'toudv (hroitch Tu#»da*t ##*■ linur-l ralhrr cool; low tonight U In Ml rm lral. AN INDEPENDENT DAn.Y NEWSPAPER BANKOUD. Fl.OHIDA VOLUME ILVI MONDAY. OCTOBER 31. 1955 AuMiflalwl I’rrnn Leaped Wire Convene Friday Uart than N> Central Florida hovpital official* gathered to S*nford Friday (ot luncheon »oo b n u n n i m rrllnf of th* tVntral Florida Ho»r't*l Council. The luncheon and bualneM meet, b it was held at Jtm Spencer’* after which a tour 0/ the Semi­ nole Mcnwrul Hospital waa made. The program Aw the year, *c- . cordio; lu Poi< Laurent, program chairman of the allocution. aur- • round* personnel prohiema and1 purchasing. An InaHlute it plan- ; cad lor each year which co n 'isli. mainly of a speaker, admlniatrain* problem* for discussion and1 then a general lejriwi. Speaker at Frida) a mreilng waa Dr. Millard White. path* login at Memorial Hospital. Sara­ sota. Dr. White la atwi pre.*utenl of the Florida Stale Society ot f alholegjata. The auhtecl of hi* addres* surround lha aumject, ••Tha relationship between the paihotogtit and a botpiial adritniMralor." T. I. Jaeobien, adminirtratoc of the Morton riant Hovpilal at Clearwater, pre»en!ed the adminijtrauv* problem which wai rrlativa to laboratory procedures. Wilium Newman Laundry (Continued on Tag* EltM) Accident Prompts Citizens DIBAFY—Tfca Cilliena Aiaoela«<vn of P’antatbai Eitata* rtrorded an nnanimooi vola of approval to teereto fyrtffi report on Zoning. Friday more ing at lha Community • • E l deeervbed tha eight monlha' « m % <■ tha whya and wherefore* •f protecting DeBary from factory tatnaaioa, improparty Impeded M lffeg and uaiamlary conditaona. He etplalned to newcomers that (he Plantation Ettatea Owner* A*toriatfon had w.thdrawn from three Ovia gruupi. tha other two being th* Chamber of Commerce and the DaBary Civic AaaomUnn Howevar. Under*nrra who wiihed ai yriethe rrtJtros to belong to this gr oup seeking information on ion tog had banded together and ealted ( ( M h s t f an Page Eight) Emtsf H. Cowley Sfeoks To Rotary Club At Noon Meet Spe string nn the rub r e t. “ Why • High School Band*" E. H. Cowley Bandmaster it Seminole High School told hav listener* at the re­ gular weekly meeting nf tha San­ ford Rotary Cluh lhi« noon at the Yacht Cuh of th* Increase In in­ terest on th* part of high aehool atudrnta in band work which actu­ ally developed citliendiip to a greater extent than muiinanahlp Jilieen y n n ago there were pro­ bably 11 ny 11 band* tn the high tebools t,f Florida. Today there ar* over .'00. h* stated. Much progreat hai beet made in Ihe u»e of (Continued on Pag* Eight) In eeremonUi at tha t*. t . Naval Auxiliary Air (Malian (hi* morn­ ing, Cdc, t . C. Mildahn, L'SN. ralieved Cdr. Taul F. SUv*nt Jr. at Commanding Offietr af Compoalta Squadron Eight. Cdr. Stavant, whoae hom* la Joplin, Mia*. attended Naval War College. Newport, B. I , prior to reporting to VC-I In October 1PM. If* a'tumed eominand of th* tqiiidron Hv April IMS- The Com­ mander and hia family live at IOTA flrandview Ave, South; how­ ever they will b* moving to Jaelt•eifiyUl# tn lk* near fuVir# where Commander Rleveni will to la enmmand of Heavy Attark Squad­ ron One. Cdr. Mildahn, who thla week completed th* Plan* Commander Cour>* at the JTraey Attark Training Pntt, It reporting front the Flight T r t| Diyiwon, Naval Air T**t Ceater. Patuient River, Md , where he arm* engaged in tha arreptanr* t**ta of th* ASD **5ky Warrior", N ew jet hom her arhaduled lo he delivered Vi the Banford Rquedrona. He la a native r f Rocherter. N. Y. Cdr. and Mr*. Mildahn hav# reeenlly moved ink io their new home on Vtnewood Drive in l-oefi Harbor. Capt. R. W’. Jarkann, Com­ manding Offirer nf SNAA5. Cept. J. T. Blarkhuni. Commanding Of. finer of Hrevy Attack Wing On#, and Cdr. I. G. Petera, Chief Staff Offirer of the Wing, wera alwt preaent for lha ehanga of com­ mand ceremong. Resident Dies Last Night In Hospital An oki coittoiittc* ba> hern re /rliv ttcd hy Ihj Sanlord Merrhanta t i c i;* n brrauac of Ihr prcialng r r; J cf D i gr-up lo p m cn a dr1 re* Irltc* lor fund* "■■ai r of He many drives for I e .\ h >:r. ui grst’F! n d ofi . i'. i " i n Ci a Eanfcrd Marehaut* / *a c:r.."j t . ’-unltlre I- 1 -i icac.'vstrd f< r the purI V »ari j « • f ilin g »cr- Mr* Suvan M Hinrntnn, AJ, a r»rld-*nt of tanfoed for only two mrelhi. died la*t night at the local hoapttal foUswlng a brief iUneaa. Mr* Thornton lived In Sanford -iI E. Htth Slrrcl. She rame here from Kanaai City. Kan She wa> born on February IS. ’JM. and wav a membir of th* All Srul a Ciihotlc Church. Mic if aurvlvrj by onr rlaughlrr, Mr Frank G. Cassidy •* Sanferd. on* «on. Commandre Jam** i* i r f b a n t am ounr -it-.", of tha Merrhinta -v t ret try Clifford Me-*-*.■ vie wtr.ld appretiilc r . - nq rny p%p ard pra • l n-a f ”orl h 11 J g--»*!ant cf the SJnford A . risi a as that he it lo t ’r S:rr»n n ; Cum: - r a n a." Iiary Air Station, three grandrona, one granddaughter, and a broth'r-ln law, A. B. Detahoydr of Sanford Fuorral «ervlrra will be held tomorrow morning fRTieadayj, at All Seal's Catholic Church, with F ith rr Richard Lyon officiating. Ilunal will be In All Soul's Catho­ lic cemetery. Auto Is Total Loss After Smashing Into Barbed Fence A ISV) automobile « n declared a total loi» by Florida Highway Pa irtdman Carl William* Saiunia • morning, aborlly oltcr • n’rlock. when It amaihcd into a barbed wire fenc# Th* autnmohi)*. driren hr Tfd Owcnsby of Chuluoia, waa aprarently traveling at a high rate nf ipacd wbeo ji b .l U«.highway f»C a dlaiant* of al lc tit HO feel, turn­ ing ovar twice, and then eomtng In a Mop about M fact from the pave­ ment. The accident occured on the highway between Oviedo and Chu ■nota. a half mile weal of tha Ultlr Eronioekhalchea River Owenahy. a reiidenl of Cbulunta waa charged with driving Ihe ear “whSe licensed revoked." Ha recalved a alight abramon of the head bid suffered no other apparent in June*. Those InveMlgallng the aaeldenl were Pa»rolm*ii Cart William a nf Ike Florida Highway Paiml and Jonitabl# Georg* Keltey nf Oveido Galloway Reports Tax Statements John L. Galloway, county tux collector, announced today that th* tux statement# fovartny 1PU Uxe* hat* been flared In the mail* and that th* lax booka will be open for payment of ISul taaei tomorrow morning, Nov. 1. Thoao paying thair tare* In November wllj he allowed four percent discount. Tho discount then drop* lo threa per rent In December, two per eent In Jan­ uary, one per cent in February and n«t In March. Do April 1, all Uaea not paid become delinquent and eubyect to ponaltiai. It la therefore to the lax poywr’a advantage to pay Uaea when due, Galloway laid. Generally about two.third* of t k . O a a tU o ta w 0*11 Th# Reformation w*» Ui# »uhlect of many termont In ehurrhea • round the country yealeiday. And in Sanford, aetmou* on varying toplca « m hward hy ehurrhgoinc audience* which packed the local houtea of wotthip. Tha Rev. Milton H. Wyatt at tha Sunday morning tervirt yes­ terday, preached «n tha subject! "Living One Day At A Tint*’’, haling hit theme upon thh* till, Matthew d .11, "Therefor# do not he anxious about tomorrow, for tomorrow will he anxtoua for It•elf. I.el tha day’s nww trouble ha •ufftcirni for the day." There i*. of eou-.r. the h»»5e feet that time la divided up into dayt and our work • normally divided up Into dava. Polio* Ing a day'* work, there m time for red, and fol­ low tn*- i»at ■ new day begun. tn our tret ,Irani it talking about taking atyiiout thought for the morrow. Jeaui does not ignore or deny th* ttlHenr* of trouble, present or future He •dmita it. He dnet not «*y that w* should rot face terinutly th# prohiema of life. Whit he i* raying (* that trouble* ran belt ha met nn* at a tiiwe. The admonition to live on.* day at a time does not rule nut wv*e planning regarding th* fu­ ture and rrrtatnly It f* not a Irn*United on Pag* Eight) The redetlgnalkm of all iquidront nnJer COMHATM IN(t ONK will lake place at the Sanfurd Na­ val Auvi lary Air Station, Nov t. The f .ur tquadroni of Hit wing One under the command of Captain J T Blackburn, hived here ire dua lo receive official redevtgna. tmn at VAH i Heavy Atlaek) tqtiadroni. Formerly Ihev were de.tg naied at VC trom pom e) iquadront. Squ»J urvt affecled by the change are \ « A VC<1 VC-I and \M*» will tw-i rna VAH v N Nit 7. VAll 5 and VAH tl revpertivrly. The purpote of Ihit change order­ ed b) the Chlet nf Naval Oprrattona it to a t*ti a devignation more be­ fitting the ml- Ion of llilwlng Mne rquadi vn aliiih It h.gh eltltudr. long ranre atomic weapon delivery under all we* her cnndiliont. Fly­ ing AJ Savage aircraft, Heavy Atlark Wing On, » all weather at-nnic Somber, the tqiiadnmi of Hatumg One aland m readinrn tn tirike luirkle and powerfully from the carrier* of the V.'vy t Fleet The AJ Savage p>weren hy three en etnei. two eot.irntlwiial rerijirmat ing engine* and nor jet, i< the Mrs. Mary Smith Dies Saturday King P-01 ihrrr ring Tireui tor 111 jnd unit h ( *it<* * 1., \t»it Cm fi rd I'll. vrar will he Kite for one t*jy •>rtl\ 1; * nil j > \ i i 4—afteru'■-n vml niehl to he wrl corned hy rhlidrrn of all *i«-* The h ; time now toe aerond lirgeti <n *11 the Vnivrr*#—and no* ncar.ng ire end of it* lath in m at lour, mil he ,jion*iord fur lit one day ei.gjgeitletil hr»e hi the mrntocr* o( ihe Senttnole Conn ly Juno.f t*r. mher of I'om m ene jnd meoihert of Ih* t u r r e t ire making .very ivovathl# efforl to ral*e much nrc.lrd fundt fur Iheir annua cbaiilalilr afUiltlra C rnrra' a<|ni|«tion li. Vet* and rhlldiroi llckrlt fur h-»th Ihe after noon and night performanre* ran he piirrha *c«t no* and up lu Thim day nigh' fr«n any member of Ihe rluh \ 'thetal pertenlage of Ihe receipt! Iron-. the a b an ,# tale of tirkeit will hr receded he the rluh President n R rri#r*<>i Jr teportt a h e i'y advance vale ai thi* wri'!"* amt It planning a ta«t minute drive Thr thnw ground* will he located on lliwav No IT 9? adlacenl to Ihe (Continued nn I'agr t.ighl) hud been tn M an f a if . ,r uu-mherahip dnva mil ionic iu t iiu.c • winer than e»[M-iled ' e wonderful r». ,pnn*r ,.n ire pad of our Sanford tnd Semin,'!# County m u 'if lov­ er*. “ Prompting the remark he Rnu. in it!at wat Hie fir«l rr;»,r1 from m rm b e r«h lp drive headed hy Mi * II alph \udin Smith Th# m e m be r. of Ihe (tru e committee, Mrs. R. J. Cushing Represents Herald At Weekend Meet ! l V f itl'I I H lirn c v 'e p re « e n l» ltv e ellAuttrt flic •J;-'*cltn' i * P1 ' r ile1^,.*ie» rn!i»icred for the event n C.rvmp trMlcn* l*» divcu** thr nl pruMemv of ad eiti*tnc cverutlvr* b -v Flort la »«re held following a " ' evil to i.rdei hv Ibe jr.uip’a pie* A Name d*e||tog to Mi,(way lifeIII If in.W Nl «|«| of Ja, k .onv illc horned |« the g-mmd Fnday, atovfte ,r "(lev ilea direit ccmvumir bene ly after one o'etork. ''1 It* m in |nb* and a Mcher -Imd Hie e n r coven-il with eompovl* ' »rd of living adveilmng make* (ton roofing »ith t compnalliot) ' povtihlc rno*l of our new a and en iidltig ovee Ihe ontai,!* portion, m torlainment " »aid Word ai he o ,*nl flamea high into Ihe air with r pened Ih# meeting hillow* .a imrke following them, ig deport* from Ihe prevUIrnl. vee The gsnforl Fir# IVepirlmenl u la iV and lre»*urer were heard al onv-vrred Ihe alarm, hut »dh no >r the Saturday morning •i-»»i„n af aalcr vlh -atiirh to control the n Irr whirh, th# -rot p tr*aif-rn were ’vlare. Ihe hurlv inflammable wood iv re*umed and teporla to Ihe entire wa* anon eon*nme,l ir luwlv heard Alar* vpaweiipg th# alarm waa a m Vte> ir-ieniert e a t anno meed fue unit bom Ihe Sanford Naval in following the Saturday night ban Aiulliarv Air Suhon >r ouet The apf ng aeaalofi. aerordreformation Frvdir rev ailed A lt la ng to announcement! laiurday. the home «aa occupied hy James 1*111 b# held in Miami Rrarh. in Smith g tnoflp m fn r twenty tw« monthi Ip a rur.lop home and had lived to Panfnrd tinea 1971. Her realdene* wa* 11)2 Elm Ave., and the wa* a mrmher of the Fir at Methodnt Cliurrh brve. h-jrvivor* Include three slaters, Mra. C. V. Hoover, fanford; Mrs. Clara Fro-nan, Detroit; Mia* Ball Cowtey, Vino Grove, Ky. four nlerr* and six nephew a. Funeral a#rvie#i wrr# held at 4 p. m. yeaierday a t tha Briaann a in November when th# four per ton Wyatt officiating. Burial cent discount la allowed. Thii haa hald in Kvrigreen Cemetery. been the rule for Ihe peat several years and I* tha same pattern I* followed thi* year aboyt »«M.000 00 will ha collected In Novem­ ber. The tola] tax roll Including tnUnriht* personal p r o p e r t y Mr*. Alfred McQueen, t l , died /mount* In around MW.Wiono, al her horn# at ! d lt Sanford Ave,, at A: 10 p. m. Saturday rery euddenly, B#rn Feb. t l , ISM. In IpHngf eM, Ma»», ah* had mada her Mre Ivabell L. Horton. M. died home lo Sanford for tha paat four Friday at thr result of an acridrM yean. She ram* her# from Cber*>p#e Fall*. Matt. Mr*. McQueen *m the Oviedo Road. She hid lived In Oviedo for alt waa a mrmher of the All Souls yean coming lhare from Btareot Cathnile Church hare. Rurvivori Inrluria huahand. and er, Ala. She waa a member of the Oviedo Baptaat Church and paat nna daughter, Mrs. Jehn Suther­ land; one brother. Run# McDon­ preiident of l^e F-TA there. Sumvrrs ire John W. Horton. ald of Ludlow, Maaa.; two grand­ Oviedo; two (cna. Gordon W. Her- children and several alecea and tec. Orlad#; Billy Jaa Horton, O- nephew*. Service* were held a t tiM Oil* vlede; madwr, Mre. Orac# Little, far "driving while tnlankatai", ana Beaaemer. Ala.) a aiater, Mrs. morning at the All Baals Cathalic far "aattlag atehalfo bartragwa Florence Banu mer. A i m brother*. Chatak with tha Fathar Richard without a Hccsn '* and ana for UQj lit*la, OB Marinas in Virginia: Lyons, officiating. Rotary waa "te tk w tif too cJaaaly". Jack and Cahm Link. Beaaemer. teld at t «'dock lata night and Services Are Held For Mrs. McQueen Oviedo Resident Killed In Accident Andrew J. Bracken, Assistant Ag i Principal of Ihe Seminole High Srheol, ‘till address Ihe local Kiwants Club al Its noon luncheon P>#«i.|rnt f n r R M n lM ■# Ihe srnvn-l» Ntu'ual Conrert A** w n - n thi. ri" mine *aid, "it • far, have mid a total of HI no mtirnhlpv leaving only INt more «ratt available h«f thru# win hav,- nil ir t purthated Ihetrt. t lelephone ha 1 been made available (or itv'-r who would Ilka to rail their memhervlvip 1 ilnerip* nun in to the nu-mberthip drt'W headquarter* which it in the Sli , Uand Mnrriom Ituildmg. Thw numher tv JUNd and according tn officials of the organisation tha other will he mannrtl trim 10 t# I? and from 2 lo I each day. I’resvdeot Rotimillat taid dtit m.irning ttiat S3 ninmlierwhipa hav* li<»tj puirhaaed by Navy peromnel * They bavt Arm# 4 wonderful joh " 1 tiprr,-/dented enltmataam tt i.-ang ihunn tn ihia drive, said liunmill it. and th"<w wirtung la n ikr reo-rvatinru tor their mem, The S'tifnid Herald ' »• repre l*er<hlpi «hould do «« al th# earW •enled »l the annual t‘» I merlin* in i p- '-ihie time. ui ihe f it-da N^«*pi|'rr lilverM* It oni,nurd On fage R |M ) toe ) >e, til lie* olilrh ".»» held al •he Port rarnuive Mulct and Nilta* ui Friday and Saturday, m \f rt f . ^irn Cu,hinc •** among rt he over U neu*p*prc and *lx ad Mr*. Mary Arne* fm lth. 11. died at a nursing home at It a m. Saturday after a* lllneea af two yrara. Rh# Railroad Crossings Should Be Flagged (her atomic boeibaca aboard Ma Flare*, (ware) Th* Oren- r �f tf • • A ■ P ’W Q t D W T SOUATt M V d Y - * TW !W O( 0 ^ I X tCTTHHO *MAMfUMO-<»ft.T!C^C> I X ONLY HUMAN 9TU S ON T*S SA» « £ f l A X T . . T O J C U l *>C H*Vt B «i»T3 WOCU) K A TN'HTT T f « » — t h is MCiHlS J A U 1 MV IVf5. MCTHfA» A m jnu T?, TNSOAT 19 AAAwe/a (Ti» *Ol •»£> r non.' _ -f r .i A i t ') l u t z r v iO C 3f t - * P t r s -y o u w t a m V t*0T 1W Y0\J Ml WVNO h-C.“ S IT INTO M X H A N O I,t H , , *LMUH# HiO< « o « etiNu co M n aff e<jfT e hAul. s ‘ it To PAY DlUT.AN* YOU— m v\ LOW fc C K i nTM" o n l y I MAO S H A d \l TM M HiW I » A 3 II I A n Ot h c H J I I * O A U O A -,V ' N A S U M P M /S t' \«MO»r*L»UNTH.l I THAT O VO ftY1 a u iiiN 1 rl h OIANH SJ r RAAaCOiM-l nU > r* -fUtftW 7 . Ativr.*TiBRMRvr rim Nina Tha Hoard o f |>ahllr I n t lr w d ln n f a r Nafalnnln C t a r l ) , FlnrlOt^ will *"1ra ra lto hlita fo r lha I n n l i M l i of n j a t l labor, m alarlair, aomptnanl and i > t a a r r l a r a rorj»itr.| lor tba r o n t l r u r • lio n or a n o d illlr a In Iba liv lo d n Colotrrl H l r m r r ia r y , Nrhaol, O rla 4o, P lo tida- r o n - t a i i t p af f f t a a taaaT ' itH.mv Inllatr. inni a io ra ia r a a n i . ■iru riiM i. Arbnol A d m ln litrs tlo n R u lld in f, rn m m *rH a l A » » . h*n f n r |, fla r ld a . >i » n i 'h urn* and p ile * lha b lit w i l l ha p u tlid jr op*n»4 and raad n ln ,4 p r a v l n i t and a p a rlfir a u o n i. ff« parrd h r r lir m J llo n f h ln n . A 1 A . A rc b lta rt, m u ha o b ta liitd (rum • ba n flir a of llu rtn n A f |n » r r t — .!•». I l i f f h l i p o p art I I , A r r b lt a 'l. M l Aanfnid A tla n tic N tlln n a l llan k R a lld la p . Htnfnrd R Io rld a . i l i r r O clnbar I I . t i l l . p a im it fo r plant anil aptr illr a llu n i a tilt ha r f i u l r x l and fafn n d tM r |n p arto nt ■•turn, la # 4n. urntnit m n ip la ia an4 ta ■■md i r,b Ai i ion w tih in Ian d a rt f o lio - Ina b>t| d ata In acrnrd anra » lt h inn fn lfn w in * A’frat b»t. M b dr poll I. a n tlra lv ro fu n d tb la Arldllin n a l la t a , l i t d apotiu b a ll i t fu n d i hi a. A .r r i i l l r d r h a r k a t bank d r t f l p t ia h la In lh a Ito-rd " I PubHr In a iru rtln n fn r hamlnnta f u r t i r M otid a. n r a t a lla f a r lo r r bl4 I,■•01 t t t r u l t l hr h id d tr a n l a r r a n t. ■I l r t u r t i i t t in an amount t i u a l In l i r a par r * n t r l tha 114 ahall bt • i l r r i i l t . l n | i n t a r n bid Th a aurraaafut M Id a r » I I | ba rahulfad In ftirn lah and p a t In r t a il* f a r ln r r p *■in rm a n ta a n l parm ant hand « r Im n ia. tw iN a 0JA»M'3 OONNA -) otY l | A T h a Hoard « f publla In a l ructio n fn r ftm ln n la C o u n t), F lo rid a , ra •araaa tb a r ic h ! In ra ja rt a n y a n l/ n r a ll b l i t nr ta n a ir a a n r I r f n r m a llllt t in Ifta M 44m f Vn AI4 th a ll ba w lt M r n n n In r a partnd m f m t r n i l l ) i la r t a u b ttn u tn i in lh a npanm a Of li'4a a lt h n u l lh a c s b ia f il r.f tha S n a r l JO H N l . m il M L E T r n a ir m a n , fl» ar4 o f T u b llr la it r u r t m n for A a a la o la C n u a lr , K ln r lla H T Mllrtar N t'r a la r y M upaM nlrndanl o f Publla Imlr.M linn Y r t . tKa b i| d iftrto ca to lo d if'a m i l m a t H inilch. Couni) ifrata on Ulaat labor M r ia | Dwtbadt. T ia ra art to ean y way* yati can p in morn r U o r n r y , that »rar-Ra«Uj«Ja<tlir V- can (iva up-ls-dita a jt k a morn pro i t AnJ aaia y e itrr. y a ir 'l baci-Wrabing rbom, *lm » tn e a iljf' �71 IE 5ANT0RD HFRALD so a e v dagwooo s . r « M V V w ir f f * v $ club -A S L C v G AS'iCXTQ* OAvCMOvv/rw. >OU cam SfAVCXTAS — r/~ tt 7-3 LATE ) %y / /• V I a s h x j /\v : 'A w s w t f %A*r QW < r » ^ ' ■ - • • i < jC \?0 NK3MT r o \ M O flO W ' 1 vmxilOmt l' kI tc SO -£~B WOULD 'C J K E T 5 50 rc * sta? ?*qt\ \wth>® .•••* AT M\ J< S P *G woOO-.m \ j alupncd I ris u c fp c u r A MPGET t- at WILL CUT OlP r m household E»PCNS£S IN H A i* J M( st»u . thinks rc*;t« *** samc i f KW M'jCM»(XT UJ ?'<OOU*U5 * vsew rec f GOTOTMeswrsT ro«JMV - rooo r —^ .-STPCt ( J T J P « ! S Vi. t _ > « * T » I USfOTO m * S rv-tv u tt> t • ( t v h c t v >c * b j * 0 0 a fi you m » am ^ y=rC?E IR -M ~ v c TEAM ' a Washington, fl. I', fnr tit* Sumi . v , v n \ r . K ■ i< t#r a tour of duty, *p#nt moatly in Turkey. Very ahnrtly, they and in Dalton* |Ua>h Weln-s-Ui. thei# families will aim# to their wh»n they purrhiscl *nm# lot* in r#w duty atationa. Key West, in the Km M.ir Reach art a. th* rase of th# Hamilton* and health I* ton poor In permit Kim to mail* *h* trip aouth Ihli reason. On Oct. I*i, a charter of th# Royal Ambaaiador*. orgamrallnn of th* Raptiat Churrh. »a* formfit at th* I.a'a* Mary Raptnt Church Chapel. I.. A. Rarl*y la B y T T R G IN IA I*. ANDbHfioN foun»»lor and Harry Harrow aa> Wednesday. Mr*. Jo* Smathera aiatant. Thi* group of younger Wat hoeUa* to a plaatir rarty at hoya m**ta every Monday aft*r. the Lake Emma home of her mo. noon. Charter member* are Roh* ther, Mr*. Richard Rceb*. Dunne th# #arly part of th# rvemni. l.y Hod ton, Soljny Parley, Robert Varioua garnet and eonteat* were and Raymond Norwood, Larry played, with Mr*. I- W. Scott, Cheater and Joey Mua*. >1re. Catherine Dittmger and Mrt. I Th# Rev. !.. W. Smtt f1#w to J. M. Thnmpaon being lurUy win. Dunkirk. N. Y., Thuraday to eon. ter* of plastic priiea. Following duct th# funeral aervice of hl» th# demonitration of th* many- former panajilner, Harry Stut*. lovely and practical article-, by man. Th# Stutarnan* hav# vt*it#d th* repreientative, Mr*. Gray re the Scott* In Lake Mary on **»•• Thoma*. tha hoateaa, aaaiated hy oral orraainn*. her mother, tervrd eoffe#, brownMr. and Mr*. Hoyle V. Lanier lea. ataorted rookie*, randy, nul« ar# announcing th# birth «f a and ■ eereal ronfertlon. The hu*. aon, Wednesday at th# Fernald band* had adjourned to th# horn# laughton Memorial llnapital In of th# T. P. Ar.deraop.a, where Sanford. they viaited. Mr*. R. E. Tni# l*ft Thuraday Enjoying thl* aeeaalon healde* for Charleston, S. C. where ah# th# neehe* end the Smather* were Mr. and Mr*. S. P. Fowler, Mr. and Mr*. P. I). Anderaon, th# Rev. end Mr*. L. W, Scott, th# Rev. and Mr*. J. M Thompson, Mr* 11. M, Coehren. Mr*. Harry Smith. Mr*. II. M. C.lea.on, Mr*. J. M. Hood, Mr*. Catherine Hiltinger of Linden, N- J., Mre. R o u t, Mrt. Canter. Mr*. A. I). Guyman and Mr*. Grayc# Thoma* ef Orlando. Mr. and Mr*. Walter 1. Piper returned to their Lake Mery home Thurrdey, after apendlng the rumm*r and early fall #t their h«m# In Alt"n R*y. N. H. They drnie to Florida. th# long wey, »tailing Qiiehe# and ether point* ef In* terett In Canada. Detroit, Mlehl-*n and Aurora, Illinola, coverng ever 1,000 mile*. Mr. and Mrt. Clifford Meloah • f Lake Michigan arm ed In Lake Mary, Friday and #*p*rt« to build thla winter en their Lake Mary Iloulevard let*. A73c William R. Taylor arrtv. ed hem* frera Lackland Air Forre Rate, in San Antenio, Tex., Thun, day. I(a hat roranletrd hi* basic training and at th* end ef hit furlough he will report to hi* pew assignment. Sheppard Air Force F an . Wichita Fall*. Tec. Mr. and Mr*. Weller Dohlajer ar* home again .after tpendirg sometime with her parent*, the l.utgene, In Verona. N*. J. Friends will he *nrry to learn th a t . hi* brand new extra quality Reduced Temporarily! J A TTEN TIO N \ Altamonte • _____________ S p rin n Hurry! Save with t*frtv on these out***ndIng H-m O n d y W * iW )• nibble Super Cushion* fcjtut# etrlu liie 1 nple-1 ftnpcr#.l J- C 0>t*1 tw l\ for rv tit atrcngUi. You get the acme “traction.** I# li I ilmi -i, tli.it iam# <>n |»'pular 19.11 rare. Relora vmi rwV- an. oil.<r ritkv mil# on worn tire*, ice ti* for Goodyear I famou* tuiicr t uahion. I t » the low-cott tir# with th# hi«h.|»nrr,| fe*Murea« N O BLES SH RINERS & T H E IR LA D IE S . SAN FO RD ^ ARCA \ A R E INVITED TO A TTEN D YOUil OLD TIRES MAY; MAKE YOUI DOWN PAYMENT l!'.? 6.00 t li 6 70 • IB 7.10 . IS “ iH m r 7.6 < rn r • Kata# R G O O D Y E A R A B A TTERY SA LE MORI PIOPLI CHICK OUR LOW SAll WICIS NOW ON AU SIIIJI floth Black ond Whltw Slalewtill* 4UMR.CUBHI0N BLACK WDfWAU* NKI wm fill mi >*■!_____ $ I4 .D $17.10 6 00 * li t s .f T ” 11.40 6.40 > IB U .4 S 19.20 6 70 ■ IB " ' 18.1* li.45 7.10 . IS 79.4# l l .« U O ■ ll }f.4o —7.60 .I s IUNR-CUM4IOM WMTfl HOfWAUI RIDI ON GOODYEAR lilli 71.6S ■“ H l i T J«6 T " 917,9s 20.10 42.11“ iilr “ U T T TIRES Y, NOVEMBER 4 AT 7 P. M. BPOlNMBBD BY TH E SA N FO RD SH R IN E C LU B At Ik* New Skrfae BMf. A w f n a Mayfair faa SANFORD rllONR 222-227 �* HAL BOYLE Army To Lose Hero Next W eek On# dead. Two Injured. . - , , That'a an early toll in the Seminole County unsafe driving debauchery. W# haven’t atopped to count up th# •Mount of property damage. Neither have wa an opportunity to count th* team, th* heartache*, tha hidden coat* In eountleaa way*. To Ktv# lout a Ufa In th# man ***• of earn on Seminole County road* and atreeta i# Just too much to take. Somebody nuat, get mad about th# situation. Nothing can replace th# mother, wife, citizen, par­ ent-teacher member, and th# other myriad of taaka performed in the community. A y o u n g ste r ie confined to th# hospital, and a retired man I* aharing hi* auffering too. How long they will suffer, the agony th at they will endure, th# hospitalization •oata we senary, w# can't estimate. Bnt w# e*a aay thla. all of it la unneceattMrjfe Somebody la asleep at th* switch. And wa am not attempting to plam the Warn* aft her. No on# mellze* better than w# do that automobile driver* have gone mad. W# can also i*y that there are some other* who am mating behind complacency and because ef ••feting law* there'* “no neeeesity to watch and bo careful.There's eorne laxnes* In law enforce­ ment. There'* apathy on the part of tha add It aH wp? ^ "*>• W rt How Ad w #----------girt nn a newer there's only a Jumble of fljrwrec. So, th# only thin* to <to la every­ body wake ap at th# aam# time and play th#lr part Hi making Sanford and Semlnol# County a aaf# plac# to drive and LIVE, Twfea, w# h«v# warned taxi driver#, aehool bsaa driver s, and Juat plain motorist* about th* regulation! In school tone*. And no *oon#r had thn artlclt eome off the preaa, the Ink wasn't even dry good, when * renldent of the nchool .neighborhood in queation dnahea by *t a 3VmiIe-p#r-hnur clip, weaveg through three cam parked beeauae of children unloading from them, and then eaaily roll* up Into hla yard and caaually geta out of the car. The only thing that would have atopped thla driver la a DEAD CHILD. Too late then to alow up. Too late to aay "I'm sorry”. Taxla ara atlH looming by our aehool zones nt rate* of apeed too great for the safety of the humlreda of children on the wnv to their daaaen. School buaen are not observing the 15mfle«-per-hour in arhool tonen. And they're the one* that ahould be vetting the example to other motorists on the atreeta and high­ ways. Certainly a dtiten ia in the right when he followa a aehool bua at SO milea per hour through a aehool tone, the citlien iv right when he follow* a law enforcement officer through the aehool zone* at a great­ er apeed than the signs denigrate. Let'a not fool ouraelvea Mr. Motorist, Bua Driver. Taxi Driver, or whoever you might be. We are all responsible for the aafety of tha people on our hlghwaya and ■treeta. Everybody’a reaponnlblllty to do their duty, Including that of the law enforcement agenclea, carefully and reaolutdy carried out will mean safe highways. We don’t hare to call name*, or dte Wrens* numbers, or designate agencies In­ volved. Th# gulilty persons know. That’s the Important thing. And If you’re on* of them, reading this hit of advise, may we ask you to observe the laws and ordinances of the City, County and State? You see, the rea- NEW YORK UP—The United never attended himself, btatei Army will lo*« a hero neat Although em u of hla men re­ reek but keep a le*end. vered him almost aa if be were a The hero Is Mai. Gen. William «jwn m i to the flag, the Genera) f . Dean one of the bram t and shrank from being publiciy labeled leit-Ioved offlccri a American a hero mUltarr history | „ Kll , dog.faced soldier." The Intend this holder of the firat u . .i w i„ uumed Medal of Honor won In Korea „ „ tn<) H]1 „ „ m .j hilB leavei behind him la the epic ,hlt Bu1 j* , om.thing .lory of the valor he ahowed on l)w , |en(r, t o/ the battlefield and him fortitude lhf ol(J lrpt , tommander who. (.uring more than three ytara aa a mh(n ga,Ef fn, r(jlly ,„ulh prisoner of war. Ijked ,0 ya up jront Ind jtjd At M. Gen Dean, a onetime mr„ m rombni perionally. H d T w t ^ ™ . i^ liaM U "»:• «f leadership pre« a e m il^ra r.rA r l u t i H ? ! »““ • « * ««nl »' alylt after the VJ J “u ^ 1, C.-.U War but It never went out of ^r .K I dT T " m" ,.nd,r . « » W ith Dean Where hi. triop, of the « h Army after a fmal troop ct#d#d him mMt> ,hfr# ba * 7 ,. '» h“ ho" or 41 hlrt*r‘e In World Wa, 11 he won the danPre.ldio of San Francisco. Itiniuuhed Sen I t . Cro... the naNo man hai better earned rem ond hlghrii award for rtrement but thousands of veten ^ lor< tor |eidini hil mtn 0B f(>Bt an» w II hale to see him go. He has through a continuous artillery bar been truly "Ibe aoldier a soldier." lo ta()fk out iB ta tm f bat. eiemplifvtng in both deed and tery manner the best that Is taught at, th# tame brand of tourWeil Point, a aehool Gen Dean that aimed Mm th# Un ii I nt JAMES M ARLO W Many Problems W ill Face Big Four WASHINGTON '* - F o r about Ihrea seeks, beginning today, Iht Rig Four foreign ministers sill meet in Geneva, talk behind eto«ed doors, issue acme public state­ ments perhap, and probably agree on vary little A great lark of aeeompliihment at Geneva should be no surprise A look at Just ora of the prob ,ems the ministars intend to dis­ cuss—unification of West and East Germany—ia enough to aho* why Ruvsia and tha West, now sepa­ rated by an abnlute gulf nn that lubjert, are likely to remain apart. For gears, by various device* which included propaganda, Russia fought the efforts of tho United Stales to get West Germany re­ armed and in'o tho North Atlantic Treaty Organi/alioii. The Russian tacties were rough snd tough Suddenly this year they iwitched to a soft lint Tho swilrh cam* only after West Germany was finally admitted to NATO. There were other reasons for the iwttrb besides the German ques­ tion. civilian M l'sgcd him to tha enemy. Th* enemy kept word of his rapture secret Most of his men thought him dead Rut tha example of his courage lived on. Soldiers rarely care much Me way or another for a general of­ ficer. He It ordinarily remote from hara. | came lo Korea aa a revert­ er shortly after Dean disappeared, and I was am atrd *t the depth of feeling hit men bad for him. Some •ven brake into tears whe# they ipuk# of him They felt aa If somehow they had let him down. During his long ordeal as a prisoner, kept in solitary confineraent, Dean'a reddish hair turned gray. Ha rounlrd fllei and worked mathematical problems In hit hrad to keep from going crazy. Once, fearing ha wouid lose hit mird or No Comment Tilt Sanford Harold OMMf dM^ a eoamora - » wamm W anna 1 l • V o m m i M N iia a fl jp T jg s r l “ e = n t *i ~ jz r v s Shall wa aaR thla a THIRD warning? 11m Mart on#. YOU may and h# able to paad bataaat of an aeeld#t:t or death. »r*ik under turlure and r u r a l th* iecrrt of America'i P*sn for th# dtftnta of Japan, ho tv tn plotted tuiclde. Since KU releaie. Dean hai tr.onn a remarkable tympeihy and i.ndcntandini uf the problem! of P American war prisoners. With a tcctltude painful to behold he h a a " m isted atteirpta to llomre him, even Implied he war a darn fool ever to let almtelf act cau*ht. AH to no avail He hat proved himself a hero on many battleironU, ard whethe, he liken the Idea or not. he will lira aa a top hero in hi* nr lion’s annali. It n difficult for any hone it man with g a leme of humor to regard him- * rclf ai a h»re. but heroes are at nerruary to tie human race aa food and water. , ATLANTA <T—Bids on *31 milea * of |rad:nc and pavini work and on 10 bridaei *iU be opened by the itate Highway Department oa Nov 10 The projects Include: Federal aid primary project: Balds In County—T.7 miles, grad­ ing and pavinc In Mlllcdgevjlo. Federal aid secondary projecti: Bank* Stephens—« 8 miles grading and paving and one bridge oa a Baldwin lo Urena Rd . Brooks — t< mile* grading and paving on one hedge o p SMI to Moultrie Rd ; Pjlatkl—I • milei grading end paving aud one bridge on Cordele to ftawklnsvtlle. Rd ; Screven —TJ miles grading and paving on Rrannan Bridge Rd ; Sumter — • 18 miles grading and paving and one bride* on loser Amencus to Levlie Rd State ant projects: Baldwin — f 1 S miles grading, widening and paving, city section, un Mtlledgewile to Tooravboro Rd.. beginning at Swint Ave. In MilledgevUl# and extending toward Toomsboro; Hart „ —1 miles grading and base oa Vanna Goldmine Rd. We Earned the FORD STRICKLANDMORRISON, INC. Stockholders In Cheering Section SOS K. lat SL chance ut tha children of the Nerthwest to he ahl# to derelop their awa resources, to map out •Mtr own da allay, to establish their ewa hemes ta d to lead their owa Mv#a, because they expect lo miiatsia a complete federalization ef the electric power, the water, snd therefore, hidirectiy, the land of this region. "They are giving them tnlo th* eawtrei ef a Congress of U l mem­ bers, ef which the State ef Gra­ i n has law . T*#y arc gtvisg them ha the eaatrat ef a United SUtra Senate af M members, #f which Bm SUt# ef Onge# hai two. They ara g iriaf them to » aDpwwirtiri huraaarraey composed ef paapi# whom you la Oregon ran •either rat# for. aar at* you hire, ear te a you lira. * 1 V tr program Is truly the great peopiiiS give-away af the tea- hM* ww large mtMgh ft* hsrraand dividend ehecha may he WaiUated hl« l h r coat or a haw ww aar. Adi dtridiud paymawti I# ft# ftet f t at wag# and salary Mala rawlhiu* to rise ft ft# load, and tho outlook tor Christmas retail trade grows steadily b rie fe r Th# dividend Inerodes, small la terms af an* Mare, win run hit# ft# mllooa when paid out on all YOU'RE TELLING ME! groiiiooat appropriations toe ft# last lea roars, however bar# aver­ aged about HM.aM.M8 # year—o r hsu tho amount that will ha en­ quired ia th# neat too yean. Aa tor th# Trnaeisee Valley, fundi have bora sought for almost tan years to eowtiau# Uw Than#* aa# Valley, toud* hav-tn# +TTT.K to# ViUey Authority Mpoaslaa ef T H IS IS YO U R M OST IM PORTAN T PART IN T H E N O V. 8 ELEC T IO N BUYING A CA R? Arcade Package ' Ph. t STO RE Vfbudinq, • • M m Irerwn, Orlando, FI*. OcM tr SI—Ntrtnbor 4 �it*r. j A.«i u .*u ntriALU Mon. Oct. 31. 1055 r.iti vjiammar juieiy Patrol Is Really On Job A t School S o cia l £vw i& The Sinfnro Grammar School •afety P:tro| gnea on duty every <fho«l morning at S p m to tuner'ntrnd In* irhnol rroiilngt and to keen b.trcles ndera straight. Headed by Mr«. Rachel Brinson if tarul'y chairman of health and vtftey. the boy* take their }ob aerkualy. At a recent ln<tallati «n aem ce headed ty Arnold Williams police­ man. the bo>a receded their Sam Brown helta and badge* While •(.ere they p o n g e d " I pledge my•elf to: Report for duly on time: Perform my duty faithfully; Str.vr to prevert acridenti, Alwaya art a food eaample myaelf: Obey my leachora of the patrol; Report dangerous practice! of atudenta; Strive U> earn the re«pect of fellow atudenta; Thia pledge I will uphold the bevt of my ability". The pitrol w it complimented by trmcipal Herald lleckrnharh for the work and reported that there waa not a amgle accident laat year. He alio announced that the boya aro inv ted to the police atation thia week for a tour of the building Mra. Hrinicn Hated that the group m*eta once a minth at which lime they dlicjaa buaineta, ace mo viea and have recreation. "We know they will do a fine job thia year" ahr aaid. #* MONDAT I Pr The Pint Raptiat Bible Teach. i fag Clinic becina tonicht at *:10 Ft y m. Claaaaa for all age group at worker*. Roy Scouta will meet In the Rev Scout Room of the Preaby- FI teitan Church at 7.00 p. m. at TVESDAT «< The TPO Wivea Hub will hold Hr a bake aale at in a. m. at the i^b'avy Eichange. Proceed* will go eh " o the CPO Wive* Chnatmaa Club oil for needy children. The Daughteri of Wealey Sun day School Cla*a of ihe First "> klethodlat Church mil meet In McKinley Hall at t 14 p m. for a re regular buMneaa and anclal meet­ ing Mra. R. F. Cole'i group will th. be hoiti. , gli The Semtnnla High School P TA Will have a meeting In the Audi- FI • n n u m at * p. m An evecutive board meeting mil be held at T:30 w m. fi Rible Teaching Clinic at tha §l P ir n Raptiat Church tonight at 1:.70 p- m. Tha Sanford Tourlat and Shut ln| fero ard club will have a covered | dith aurprr at t p. m. There • ill | be a meeting and gamea will he played. t.roup Two of the Chriatlan Wo. _ en’i Fellowship wilt meet » ith Mra. Ira C. Meiiger at 1:10 p m. Program leader will be Mn. B H. Willlama. Tha monthly meeting of the board of officer! will be held at the Ffrat Chriatlan Church at T V) p. m. A church budget for, 1PM will be eonaidered. ^ A board meeting of the WSCS r j • f the Plrat >trthndi*t Church w Wrill meet at • a. m. to be followed un by the general meeting at 9:4ft of a. a . it McKinley Halt. WEDNESDAY cm The Sanford Woman'* Club will bij ay boat to tha Dtatrtct Seven No eeting with registration begin s Ring at I M a. m. Membera are lr< •ik ed to phone to reaervationa tor fha toneheon by Friday, Oct. S> Bonn to Mra. Ham ion m The Pirat Raptiat Bihla Teach- n< l n g Cltnie claaaaa begia tonight ■t 7:!W p- m. lp< Circle No. I of the WSCS *f Ft the Pirat Mathediat Church will h#( be In charge of mid-week prayer Cr eerrice with Mr*. J. M. I.ennard wi a* apeekee. Nuraery will be epen on for amell ehildren. I Coeplea Including board mem- Ka bera. will meet at th* Pirat Chris- of ^ la n Charch at 1:30 p. m. for a J* %ot-lucli aupper end thea make »• friimdly ealle to k ey in g with th* H‘ current evingeMetie plane foe th* " n •orgregeiion. . Girla Rcanta aw * •* •* f. al tha Pteabytorian Church. Mid-waak Ribta Hour al the Conservation Meet Attended By Local Club Members t 8I« re«ident« of Sanford, were among v.m* 1M peraona attendmr a day-bng Conservation Confer once al Florida Southern College Lakeland. Oct 2d The program, eondurted by the Reneral Divinon of Florida in ro operation with the Florida Federa­ tion of Rarden Club*, included Ihe •honing of two conservation film* aand lecture rincutilon* by rerog aired a.i'horitie* in Ihe field* of aeil. water, foreai, and «ildllfe cnniervati.m. Sanfort reaidenla attending the conference Included Mr*. Miriam Vlnup, Mr*. II J. Finch. Mr*. L J. Spencer. M»* Wade I! Rarner. Mra. Reorge R. McCall, and Mra Jay Young. C Past, Noble Grands The Pail Noble Grand* Club iref with Mra t ar. Chnrpening recently • ith Mra P f Howard pre*|dlns Routin' butinrti waa attendH tc. and p'ana were made ftp the neat m rtm i Mra Howard real two ahort poema Delicto-s ref-eahmenla were aer<ed and a audit hour »a« enyoyed Mr. and Mr*. T. M. Cheater an­ by Ihe ‘ci* mamhera preaent. nounce the birth of a iMughtcr, I beryl Diane Oct. 11 at th* Kernaid luiughti.n Memorial Ho«pital Th# young la.ly weighing 4 lh«. and 4 ot. la the firat girl In a family of three hoys. 'BANDBOX' FSU Student, Boyd, Finishes New Song TIIK " tilth Ml’ DID \NI» THK F t'S WK Ilk II . . Some of the fathere got bu*r building booth, for th# Soulhaiile and Ptnecreat P-TA Carnival »h, h » o held Satu/day night. \ time waa had by all a« pony rule*, booth*, and othet a.tlvitie* cr.wte.t a "auie nuff" Hallowe'en atmoaphei*. (Photo by Jameaonl Sanford To Have SHS Homemaker Winner Announced . i.» vp* »«cicty or me Sanford l« g< ng to have an Ame mortal i, II >«pilal taheic rtcan H .men.eker of Tomorrow •r •** lurgny. r l.lA F met Ihur*.l*y morning at i Ihe home **• Vtr* J A Calhoun local winner in a few. week*! Mr* F i* Stringewill *tlh Mr* Allied lirt'cnr a* to hot In fart there may b« mote than Icam that Dir l* to the *c*« ihe winner. Ml** Barbara Hup' t ra Calhoun prrdded o*er the recht Home Fe Icach.-r al Semin­ hu'inr** mecl.rg whlih «*a* folio * ole H:gS achm.1 announced today c l h\ « tunrhoi n The dining table that mm - of her Scninr c la n girl* **a* rov red with a horn of plrnty will enter thr rontr*t which I* tillrd with fri.il fall ftowera and rightfully rat ed Nat: -nal Hr’ty •'erne* were turrounding it 'rocker \!l American Homemaker Tho-e r.rr.wri **eie Mr* Juanita Of Tomi-rrowr (ontrat. "rnneil Mr* ||elha lllanlon. Mr* The D-ata tali' bo g u m nut and tiuliy Willlama Mr* Calhoun. Mr* the grade* m,de by the girl* **111 Former Mr. Pauline C.iwthe f.etcrmin# if they «dl ho winner* Friendi of Murt W Warner v*.11 Mr* Portia a Rrren Mr*. Pal for local. Date and national c^m he aorrv to le.m that he conlinur* Hardin. Mr* Peggy Hardin. Mr* petition Almutt a quarter of a lo be ill and c« i.fine.l to the Orange A’ren Je|f„rd Mr* Clara Pill*. million gtrle. in public, private and Memorial Hospital tie la not n Mr*. France* R..heri*, Mi* He** » parochial arht.il* throughout the reiving * »itor but card* may be Holier, Mr* sally turner and Mr* country will lake Ihe wrlllrn rvam Vallie Mil,«n sent to ’o>.m hio al their arhonii. -Mr* Dal Hardin ant Mra Peggy Hardin a**i«te*i They ere competing for 4100 non .n achnlarthip* Rrncral Mill* and Ne.» Product: An inatant cbneo. th* educvtori *pon*oring the *earch *t*-f!atoted drink m i h** nutrifeel atrmgly that the winner*, the lion* nonf4l ,| m no!* leltdi a* a Vuung llr.mrmekrra of Tomorrow Two Iren wnd four women air la*e. TVie* mi\ ne o, only (tiering repre*ent aomcihmg aignificanl in thrir e.immunities—an awarneia pomlnai’d for St»t»«n t nlvet " " h r., .| o r h o t w a t e r , c ' . | nr nf Ihe aerioume•» nf homemakine— ally'* tlmietoming Mayor and lot whole milk f o r a delirious lloltr** at a Student (lu r in 'e n t h#ir r m g r A.ilHlai n meet ng I rid*' 1. f lion* will he held on Tuesday. November * Nominated for ho*te*a were Jo anne Mole*. Palatha, aponaored by n Bela Phi; Caroltna Melania. Sanford. Delta Delta Delta; li tty Cut alirea of French bread on McKee. I.auril, M "*. I’hi Nui the slant and spread one tide of and Sue Reynolds, Daytona lltarh. each slice grneroutly with butter; Alpha \ l Delta Mnnle F'iii*trr. JarV»nn*llle sprinkle tha butter with p o p p y , seed*. Toa*t In a eery hnt oven • pon*ored by hlgn'a Nu. and John after you have placed the birad, ImgMind, F.« t Orange, N J pnppyierd sida up, nn a co o k ie •pnntored by Pi Kappa Pin. were ffbnk I# fthrrl. the nomination* for Mayor. LO O K f5G Phil Royd of 5»nf>.rd hw* rrcen'.ly completed » new long en­ titled ’■FSU Rluea" which hr will introduce at the Homecoming Dance at V or: U State t'nivernty Satur.iav, November IP. Already Imbued with th# J«D • pint, frr'hnian R.nd *i>rnt two rear* In the Armv with the M'Mh llattalion Med', al Detachment at Pal-onbauaen, Germany. The arrancernrnt to tbr tong »»< written bj Rarkata Toney of ttoeron, I.a It..*.l* firtt puhliahed tong — "Jimmy" will he puhtiahrd the latter part nf No*ember. Ret readr for Fall and Winter Holidati ahead L A N EYS Dry Cleaners per m an en t Specials for November” - s o N ATI RAI." Wn*e hr llenliatlf. The New ‘ nK.U TIKlTa HAIR” W*vw II* Mnhern nf llre rk lin t: I’repnrnlinn*. F»r * Sufi. Nnltirnl Cu:J* Try Helen* C urt in Kanhinn W ave. — ('nil for I’rirea — (All Work (.uaiantrrd) Miss C. Mclnnis Nominated Hostess Harriett's Beauty Nook WHILE THEY LAST, CHATHAM BLANKETS ' Mtoi LRRtoe ftanada was boat Bight at Bar home. After the m ail aas to a “wiener toaat- Pridar •varyoM a a to ared amun4 J°c chatting aM group atoging Those •njoying toe get-together were thr JnUowtng; Margaret Mnore, Mag f i e Jaaa Lawan^VaUeaa Prevail, la c k ia Darla, JP a lte r Graham. David Master, Mary Rom fepew. BLENDED RAYON AND NYLON :<PR0VKN WARMER THAN MANY .WOOLENS)] C f fe w !!. & . S . Lefty Reynolds, peftoa Pm » « * daughter and ton m-law, Mr. a»d Mr. and Mra. Prwd RaR and Mrs. Plnyd Walker. t*r* ehildren af Farmington. Me , Th# Rer. and Mr*. W. A. Rllea- hava arrived to town m * are «d, Mra. Baorga Lindsey Cader pleaaaatly situated ■ an apart­ Hart, Mra. Willie Anders, Mra C. A. Oldham and the Rev. CTiea­ ment af Mr, Ttoa aa toa Dog ter Plank attended toe Annual Track Road. Seminole Baptist Convention in Add a littla poultry aeasoalng to Ftoraoa Thunder and Friday. Tha Mines Ada and laatoll buttered bread cube*; usa as a Rogers bare setmmed to their topping far • renamed akiakaa borne here after i pendin* i n sum- caaaerola. iner months In the North. Utility Size For t COLIMAN America's Single or Double Beds faitM t-M lIin fl o ilh o o to rl S Inch Sntln Bindiflff Y* um uw In t h i s V j t f O W , V w M J J v I I m p o r t s d p lm a b l o u s * A toand oombinMion... •*nu'*i1o atyflna of •Mulatto Imparted IQVPTian PIMA hroadc'MVi and tor se*a matoa naodia at aonaig BRQOKE, Wandaefid «a«aea in aiaaa • te 17. 'AVAILABLE TN THESE COLORS:- SUN VALLE (YELLOW — BERMUDA BLUE — TRINIDAD RED GREENBRIER GREEN — PINK -S A N T O R D Trf * m r ' ' r '? V • 1 id ■' rs « • ^ ’ifMHfl “ *( K - �•- SHS Team Loses Tilt To W inter Park 31-19 Lyman Is Beaten By T itu sv ille * ... ... # iL : <*«nt tor th* ito ra with a. adir* from By B. RICH AMSLEY ihe 20. Ken HsIIurn flapped In front ol fam e Friday rigni w to* Greyhound David Stevens' p m In Terriers by e »mr« of 26A Trie Terrier* were pared by dark Paul- the founJi quarter. He took the bell on Ihe M yerd stripe and relurned ev who scored three of the Titus­ ii to the Lyman ten yard line heville touchdowns. for* be wai finally hauled down. Early in the opening Hants the Three p’sy* liter Pauley found a Terriers Jumped to a lead at Bill hole and scored from the three Walls passed to end Allen Puhins yard line I r a 2d ysrd paw-aml-run play to End fe rry Boblnson. guard cap a yard drive. Thrn in the ,*a me a Crowe, and tackle t/iule second quarter Tituvvillo wide Street man wsre standout* In the their *erord score by roaring *2 Titusville line, while end Ralph jard* In a sustain'd drive *ha» *•* Ferine, renter Lamar Helms, lark e’lmtvrd by Piu'eT »• *,B* h e Pete Vinltom. and guard John c \f r from tti« out-font nnt. Shull* pot up a brave wall ter the fn th# third quarUr Well* aH up Greyhound* tbr third Tlttisville score by moving tub Lvmew the ball M the Lyman » efter a TC iw asilla fir** P - » r # break away of » yard*. Finley n.j*l>i#f T*r«a«* »’ * t i t i l i i T»r0»*» • AHsmp'rS *; rin r< cr-melet-o Legal Notice 1-iMti-e a»»«»a* *• Los* T s-1 » e*"»li»s<1 »' at<ia«*l V*raa*» _ , • vs*!U CIS*. r»-jl«r -l-.It <lli. *■#*.■» ll»> • U . ITAII: O f rUlHII*i,T'>. , ’ ye.ll. • L r*o» »*■# »,.%■ h*. w if r . Of Jo y fra a k lu * r -gnt>. Man*., i.-o n l*n » V ,,wo a. l.* a r I»--» * t, 4 i li-.w , h lr « lf a . of ■ i l l , I. .11 Itwltom H i. flssM *<•*##• 111*. P - " J*V . 1 r .n k iin I'o -o ty . U a lo * . M »'V '* J - e lm . K ln « * '* s rr , uoma/ri»Ht. M ; » , i !> ..! * K lo ash w ry an* Bar hare t , K i n . ttury. til* » i ! « . v A BB K t****b u fT. 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A C ro .fla a n a o j C arollJ* E r o . / r . o M l a a d 1.1* ,» * • , J ‘ * X>*lbr«iS«w an-l M W J rl I br.7/17. k i , * i | . A r lk n r O a U a r i l C t lr l.n r Jtck.na, Mart n xinetkurr l.lknswa t* Mary Oenit* Kin*.X Cmnr and Anala to nuryi. aiarlh. 1- Miuh. O.nre* Merrill. Je.spk WTillitm Pnw.r, a»n4k«rt P)#blnf* en* Mery Me n i­ ne W'hlceheeg. an* A * MacMillan aa Trueree fnr lh> a.e an* kcnelll nf RIlMkelh Thnmp.nn c«r Thnmeoal all »f wknm are <nuM d en* *11 psrile* cUimm* ky Ikrnilik. uneer nr leaintl < h»rl»» C Werwlck. Tre lee. Kr.nli * l-ewl*. Tru.lee, A. a Al-VI-11, n. a. Trust** fnr Ik* ue* *n4 ksneBl nf Rllsakeih Tkeurptn* cny Thoml.* l an4 Hnb.fi II teem..., TrurC**. *n.| eny an4 all pertem k«y|i.* nr claiming In bar* any rl*hr, till* nr Imarn.t In lha fnllnn-n* 4*.rrlbfrl Iau4a. Irin* m4 b*>n* in i.mlnnt* I'r-unty, Flnri4*, m-wll. F>k nf IKV* nf Mg'* nf VVC. nf ni;>« *f Mk-I* of >.:•«< NU nf BE'ai U l r f l ' i nf .VWIi nf art*I pvvv, nf sV.v. *r l»:v,. nf r.V. nf W>, nf ME1* nf R«V<i, nf Wacllnn II. Tnwn.hln 14 bnuih, liana* 1* ft*.!, an<1, hW i* nf S\i \,t t lla w n t lli and H a iti* A. f ll* w " » lh . Cl. will; t ■vs ■- nf XW'T; K-rih i a «r nrv c* *r iw ui e-ith I « nf B\V ^ ef aw Vi *«* I* nf MV. nf *W a im a t.', nf ad ki n f a . r i i n n l l . T n w n a k lp 1* Onuik, Ran** |s rail) r.'p nf FW « nf gw 1.J Nt:u nf avfv.1 MV \ nl t*r||s* t, Tnnnihlp II ■ mik. Sana* 1* Carl. t-srapi lb* following e*acrlb*4 p u rtln n a Ibacanf, t*-wTt: That part af ih* E'a nf iba'wr Runt, t-yw rniao Bunt. Marla r*«iw Hum . Phicppa 1 r . Hunt. Wsllar v Huai. |>. w7 Boro*. Mr Ollbart K m ' . i . Ira n * 0 B a p * , turn** C KauaL Pwni.l A a tr ik , T kaaii L Marsh. W lltlin P Marah, Ratal Ruhr H .rllr. R P. Mretain, J. p B'i lx kin. Jam** B. MaCWorW*. 1 Lawla UtOM, Hiari* w. Mayerr, Oanr** W. Moyara, BR R. B*rrUl fhnma* Millar. O. C. Milt*. Rnb.rr ■Inly, Annin Molharthed. Praahlln B. frrtitatnn, Oartred* 0. Nnbl*. • m i i i •• K w *ii*i Jobe B FarWaod. Lewlew P- B*rw**4. Lutaar I Knewond, Martha > . f s t t e d H*rv A. Rorwnod. RalhsulH O Knrwcnd. Rnaay K. Norwood. Lathar P. Parity ftl.o kunww at L C. Parltr), It Pin, t.uril* U. Rob. ll., tf.a* K «*nt*H. A. J. Pwidt, >lb*rt J. twlndL M R. Melt. • I tiler. AM* E SJnblmu. M L B l.rrMl, Relao Charlall* Tartar. Mr* Anna T.ylor, Ruth fait*# a’ lay, V E Tartar, R- B Wide- i P K K W urth. F ra n k T . W a d a w a rik , W lli A. H a le b . M. C . WbIMkaad. » tv a ite rin n . aad oach of ihtm . illy * , and tb alr r a ip o c llr* aawa ppnuspa, | f ■■mad ta d laad. th * r* *p *e ll« P uakanw * aatra. d t v is t t* . M e n a * , g r .n ia a . t i r i i a t t a . iia n e rt. c ra d lia r t. tru n •**- * -I ! e - - * R y k lr a g p rln g . li. id , a ll in l ^ 't o o »• Tn w naaip | | gnulh. Ran** H Baal barahy bnllflM Hist a *,h ha* baan r :? *• circuit la a«* aad cor farPamlaal* roumy. sCooct o " ' »a PdiulaaM raunir. >■ Cbsacarr. » shert till* ef Which I* H this* Hum Ing Club, a ewrpoemioa not fay ptnlit, orfanlaed and wsleHag undar lha » * • of Mi* plait of rinrliM. Flalu»»4 Auea.ia L JVadvra^Ved Bofaudap**. Ch*nTaer'in*W l *'»nil ,r F"R> *>• cvquttad »* f i l e F *u r s a .w a r t * p M lr llf t a em epta'Pt w ith Ibp un d er, ipned Cfatb of paid C o u rt, a id e a r .* ur-on p latan f r a altneuey F ra d R . W iia-'U. * d l - I H Panlnrd A t tia t le N alle e a l lU a h R u ltd ln g , P aaferd . Flo Hdq, o r p. O Bn* S 1 L Paafotd . F lo rid * , a * r a r of yo u r * t * w * r . on a r bafom .H a d a a* day. N ote mb ar Idtb. A. n l»»4, aad lr you M il in Pa ae. a dteroo pro aenfoot* w ill ba owtarad ta a lu a i you. aad aarh or you, fo r ih * r a llt f demanded tn emd aom plalat. T h e nature e f th le M i l le |e qslat th e t lt l* te ih e p la in tiff to •# f (|l VKTKIUIM K JIM II SB KINS rarrie* In th* en* foot line to set up * Seminole were *t the BUSWint»r r«r!> g*to# Friday night. Panthers Drop Homecoming Game 6-2 To Palatka Bulldog By JkMFJl BROWN Th# Palstka Rulldog* drpriv*d th* f'rnnm* Panther* of their first victory by heating them In their hnm#eoming game, h.fora a crowd of approaimatety 1,200, Th# fighting Panther., with their f»«t charging line Invaded ihe Bulldog. ha-Vfield eonTiTlcnt. v during the first quarter, enabl­ ing th* P*nthrr» to reeeiv* two NAPLES Tv-SIrsdy Duh Pagan.! points nn a safety. • hooting suhpar golf on every | Th# c'asring Panther* and th* round, won Ihr first annual Flor­ vlrlnUi Bulldog* fought *nd h*ttered earh other for two quarters, ida PGk Tmjrrament and l» n The We.t Palm Beaeh fireman both team* failing to »ror* ■ finlihed with 27*. roasting home touehdosrn. yesterday wilh a TH, two under Cnminr hack aft*r th# third par for the 1,400-yard Naples quarter the angry enraged !h*g», course. .hatiered the Panther* defense Mil total wai five strokes better with several long run* m*da hy than his closest competitor, Tam- Eerl Young. Alphon.n Bellemy, pa'a Burl Bolesta, who alio bad end Ralph Johnson, and a short jump pas* to David MrNeil for a a final round til an. Pagan started off with 70, low­ ered thil In M ter the second Legal Notice round and lipped around Ihe course In another ** Saturday de­ IX T it s : CHM L I T r o t E T o r TH IS S I V T H J t f lit 1*1. r i m I I T IX spite ■ heavy rain. * x t * ro c * • r w i x o t . r . t m a n . Henry Catfllo nf Tampa took r i . i m i i i A . i x r M a x r iiM V so . third with 2M Fourth plate wrtnl * i i t t o q t i r r T t T i.w to Joe Lupci of Key West with iu ' hton a. n n v n , 2M. Merlin ftlannvlrh of Miami t'* r * a 6 * a U Beach Bnlshed with a TO la be lew x o T ic n t o n u n i x n amaluer at 2*9 To t iA it n r w. s ir .v M and ■^Str.VX. ( a k n ia a ls n n namn U Runrhed al 200 were a pair nf — u n k n u w a t b>. w lfa . If a lls * , and If pm*. f.mn Andrew*. Fort Myers, d u d . Chyle unknow n l.*Crs * ' la w , ai*e> d # ti.yyy « ra r.i» * » . aiylg nand Andy Mnr.ary, St. Peierihurg, |rd •<i litn o rt. rr*d ltn r< . Ir-i.t» e * nr and two amateur*. 1.1 Bay Terry, ofhne r la lm a n i., h>. Ih fn u a h . u n ­ or y y a la tt Ih * .a id 1 IA R K V Toeoa, and Bev Naher*. SI. Fe- der VV M IN X and ----- U t '.V V h it tenburt. w i f . M f K I 'I I A l l r i i T T and L t ' L f hr CrTT. M* w Ha. If a llv s , and If Pm J.mmy Bras* of Winter Ha- daad th e ir unhbow a be<r* at la w , vrn. who ted at the halfway mark, l*a a i*y > . d e rlt.e a . e r a n lr e a . a a .Ig n ­ a t* . Ilnnnra. lln r a . t r u a ia * . ar blew up cm the final half and fin­ m h a r r la lm a nri..rr dby. Ih ro u e h , und*r nr a g a in .l lha paid X L r P H A M ished wilh 2*1. b* r 'T T and L t l L l f P< w lfa ; Other leader* Included amateur Id lN N IE t> K IT H A H UnPTOTN. hla and ----Dealer Danlela Sr.. Winter Haven, S ir H A K t m O n . hla w lf * , (w h r» * ■'t a n nam * la u a h n n w a i It a lls * 2*2 and Augi# Boyd, St. refer*- and If daad. th a lr unknow n hair* • > la w , l y g t i a ... d a r t .* * * , c r a n ia * , eurg. 2*4 a y a ig n a t. Ilan o rt, r r a d iim t . tru sta a . a r nthar r la lw i.n la b y . th ro a ah . undar nr a f t i n .i (Ira said IdVS'M t. I* H |r-H A l4l> S"X and -— ~ Htl'M A lt t ip r i.v h it w ife , and i n ) and a ll pyranaa h a .m g nr r la lin m e to h a s t aoy y y ia 'y . r f* h t, t lt l* nr In la r a il In. nr l i t * upon, reel aro p arty In Pam inn l* C o u aly , K I- r id a. b a r.In daarribad nr any p a rt Ib araw fi Tn u and aarh a f )« u h arab y rah* a t t ic * dh at a ru n h a* baan fitad la th * *h o r* C o urt, th * n a tu re * f w h ich (u tl nr ptotadur# la I " uu lat, r e e f .c I and r a a f lr i* Ih * t i l l * , la M * lU a la lttr to th * baraiM aftar d aarrlkad p rap ariy. T h * aarne *1 tha Court I* which Ih * **M or *#*• edlag I* pending U t h * C ircu it a im f« r ih * K iq th J u d ic ia l e tcew ll la and fo r P *m in o t* *> « *< *. F lo rid * In C h s it a r r M* l i l t T h * * lr b r * * l* lf d t ill* te th is su it t* B u r in * g rtn y d . H a tu ttff. v t H a rr y W Muna at a L riafaad aat T h * re al p rn p a riy la s o lrn d in •afd proryydtne I* la Pam innl* C n u a ty , F lo rid * , and I . dearrlhad la ih * C a n r U 'f t • * fo lla w p ' T h * SM-i* nf ih * F B I * of the N is W, an* *11 that p art a f tha N W 'I o f th* (C k S o f Ih * K W ' | p k g Xorth o f C rv a k , a ll fa P a cllo a I I . T o w aab lp 11 P a u lk , B a n g * I t Ea*«. T « u uud aacu o f you a r * rawulrad to fit * w ith th * n a r k o f a b o rt C o u rt y a u r a n .w a r la Paid pm etad- S TD, making the scores 6-2. Donnell Burke end (irady R«hersnn of the Panther., w»r* the outstanding player* in the pan­ ther* platoon in that they played head.-up hall the entire game. Joe Duk.a, Kart Young and Ralph Johnson gave the Bulldogs the most assistance to promote the fl-2 victory hy th* Bulldog*. The Bulldogs reiutlrd lo Ihe ground-attack most of the game, whila th* Tanthers u>ed the ground-ettark and the pass-attack. Th* Panther* will journey to Eu.ti* Friday night, N'os. 3, to play th* KuitU Tiger*. During the half-time th* band* of both school* participated. Th* Marching Forty of Croom* Aca­ demy serenaded Mis* HnmernmIng in th* parson nf Mi** M*ry Helen Pirrre, Ml** Croom* Aradrmy and her attendant*, who are Ml.* Gwendolyn Blocker, Mit* Mary Murray and Mi«s Betty An­ dersen. Mi.* Football, Mis* Jrnnetl Lawsnn. Final Score*: Bulldog* • Litl!* Dick Mtlnti, US pound halfback for th* Winter Park Wildcats, led hla overly aggressive team In a 31 19 viclury ovrr th* Fedt Friday night at Memorial Stadium by i r o r ju three touchdowns, and carrylni the ball fnr 1TB yardi. The fam e wai, hawaver, marred by Wur.tr Park penaltle*. The Parkers, pnlntlni for Fed quarterberk Jim Hawkins and tackle Gene Bast, am jtied ltd yards in penalties—loi of which were personal fouls. Seminole m e lte d the opening kickoff, lu t fumbled on the Brit pley from irn m m u r. The Wildcels took the ball from the Fed JO yard line to paydirt In four play*, with Ml inr* fcning „/f tackle tor f.fteen yards tc score. The rest of the half wan ipent in seesaw defenaive play wilh Ihe Feda getting the upper hand itatiiticatly. Sem.1 ole marked two drives: one carried fc p M yardi and pooped out on <he two yard line, and an­ other ca-rlrd lor 71 yard* and end­ ed on the tl yaid line when Winter Park'* Charles Benton intercepted a Hawkins pan TH* half ended with Aeminolr trailing «0. but It teemed a aura bat that th* Fads would win. Bui on the opening kirkoff Winter Park be-.an to trar up the Fed line. In sis p’aya they drove 70 yard* *or their leeond score Milne* ael ■<P Ihe icore by ripping off tarkle for 2d yvrd* «nd mnving the hall down lo 'S# Fed yard line. Two playa la 'rr Rirhard Anderson found a hoi* ,-rd wrnt through tl for 21 yards and Ihe score. Taking Ihe irtum kirkoff on Ihe II yards line, Hawkins relurned it to the U and the Feds went on the move. !t took them twelve plays to chew un the Psrkers end go for paydirt. Dawkins make Ihe aeorc c*n a one yard plunge through the Legal Notice i» iowa heir*, dttlpata. 1pg.it*.. ■MaP- aa'Ieuvaa, llaweeg, rredl»- iC«Mva and any and ell p.r- I ik ii a ittn i'o l i >..»■ c-mptm*-! j tr • r o o t I r t e it e p l .d i 1 P»«l» JV | l-intir* V, • • l> -i M i V*r-I# r -n*tl».d tv -•<» p a r i * t< Mila** i t f t t . an* 11«i |ir>, . I Te- ' - r «* • V / i l .- h l r . i C'i Slei.fiirlrr dIJ|, H*rV*f l*>. The I InrM#,' v a r . . 'j- i o r , ii r , .. m i < T' oi I.- ‘iimn, P-b V---1d. . -n i Jim f,-|. der l T - i ‘h * f l « Holton. T-m K?ner, >»#m ■ IV** 1. • • l*e*4M« If |p# T«UfrN«l< ^m !#r Tjrv i| ‘ "nlnnlf M*'• 1 in* | pi j W ELL D R IL L IN G Howard C. Long Thone 388 r m r r r r ro t * r n r t n k J l l t l i 1*1. « m i l I T IV r n n a » :w i> n i.» : m t v T t , P T .i i m r u c m s v r s i n r s o . a n a . J i i f u i -h P m i m . r r , a# i u . m * • t th * tJlo c tia nf S L A u a j.t ln a . rT a ia t tir . t h is a v ii C E V* C H A L F O N T F U R N . A I* T S . V . B. H»y. 92—IV. Baker A Daniel* SL l t L r > n i.r n . *t a l* . PL A N T C IT Y WEDNESDAY. NOV. 2—1 P. M. 1 T completely furnished apt*. In 3 bldg*, an large shaded and landscaped let with ample parking ipat* facing thl» main Ka.tWe*t highway. This pioperty has an outstanding year *toupd earning* record, and make* an ideal home and Investment pto* party. Will be sold in 3 unit* and combinations to suit interested purr ha ter*. * G A R D EN M OTOR COURT 269 Ft. H. S. I Corner D A Y TO N A REA CH THURSDAY, NOV. a—1 :M P. M. \ Till* Mtstanding mortem motel and owner*, apt are mmpMely furnished in every detail, located on Florida'* famous K. 0**1 Hwjr. t , a t MM S. Ridgewood Ave. In lha heart of Daytona Rch. Offer* an outstanding Income »nd Investment opportunity In thle famous tourist renter. This large hwy. frnntag* offer* many npportunitle* fnr eypamlnn. One of th* few larga front* age* availabl* in ihl* location make* this an out Handing Invest­ ment from a »perulatlv# standpoirt. We invite your Inspection and helivv* you will see the gteai opportunity o ffn rd in th u ABSOLUTK AUCTION, 3 C o urt, oa th le ih * J4tb day of O tlo ­ bar. A. D . 1 M I. t id a l) / H h F H aradag r i a r h " f ih * C irc u it Court Ma<b N I'le re la n d . J r . A t lo r a t r a l M a P. O R o t 1)0. ganfnrd . F lo rid * M olirltnr for P la in t if f t e f l W r T f l U J r * 4M 8- si ai ot- In r by. tk ro u ab , -ad o r aad *g *lu *t id re e p - flira p a r t ly .; lb * up. prnsltift. Rjih F alslkt and Kct.' Irrllnui rfrogn'red lb* threat im* jvned <>n them hy Jim Hankins gnd, of course, they tried <n »<up him. I bclitve th* purpo-e of H ;h arhr-ol sp urt' Is frrjottra whrn a team, or Individuals cm a team. u*e» Urilr* other than s^nd. hard, clean playing Pi'* *»' U»st ,s it may. tl was a I n* ball g if * . •m i: s vriistm h t t ia ie r re e k *# w i* *i# i v I- >*i* :i •j, |i .< 'lag Yard*** 1)1 I T o -T« T*r-U»* \ I\ T H P if a s lis li. P e a lh e r a . _____ _______________ 1 S O T I I * TO t l K F K V t l TO- r E n t ’ Tvo l.rM . tf lly ln r . a *4 I f 4 * *4 . hla unknnw ■ apnuai, AH f l t n x r . r . ar »bd a C I r n . .h a w * h»ir» 4 * * '• * * .. H e a ia a * . a n a t *#*. n r e lk a r parllaa c U lm la * Inkafnw . * n t la r y r Chan ih * I l k day l a i a . i * by. ik m u a h n r a e a ln .l nf I'yyam b ar, A P . IM S . o lh a rw lt* b lm i *n4 A L L P I'.IIa O K * IIA V lh O a fv *cr»* r r n « 'n n f * ..n w ill k i a * . la y .4 a a o lp il ym i and #*• b o f you. o n I 9 4 I N I M 1 T u IIA V 'lT A S T TM a pn1l<* .h a l l by petted, ptjhE W T A T i:. ftl> H IT . T I T L E »•*( i S T K n r .n T i s . o n l i e s r m s . I I . bed, M tlcd and m h r r n u e p m . t h e i t K s i . r n t i P E B T r t i r .i t i :<eased tn a ir n td n t i.e w ith Ih * la w . and r o le , n f i h l . i'n u r l i s s m u iH c w 'it iH K n ro t: A ttr H B n u n r x o r ir ix n VVITMK6N th * band nf th* r l* s b and th * .s a t o f i . t d c-m irl, ih l* the tb a l a anlt ba* b#»* brnrieki ik a nature .yf W hir's I* I t i h d a s nf f y in l- y r IM t. *> Pan- ag ain rr In i m m t c a n a l* c l« g 4 r a * 4 in ford. S e m in n l* • ntm fy. Floyida. qalyr an4 cnnflrm III* t lt l* In th* I* r llernd o n r i a r h nf ih * C lt r u ll r « u r t k r r n i u f ' r r 4f»-<lb«4 f * * l property T h * bam * n f th* T n u rt I* which o f P*m m r.|» f - u r i . r in f ld * lh a x i l t has b»an m .lM U fcd I* Ih * J TH O M AH O l I I V K T I 'lr r u lt C * u r l a f th * M m h Ju d ic ia l J"» V M ain 6 t r a * l C irc u it I* and fa r (a m ln a l* I'a u a t r , P«l lt l P l- r id a T h * ak b ravlaiad t l " * #f in la n d n . F ln y ld * t h a .r * .* I , jo e x p it r . mI m l e t A lt n r n e , fo r r i . l n l l f f * * r K S r O O L P I I. at a U , bring C hancers r ' * j * Nn. I J J t . x o t iik r n s rrk sn h * d a .c rlp lla n * f Ih * re e l preTJIR *T ATE o r Ftdltltl'A TO p aTrty ln m |t e 4 i* a . fallnw p t JlS lI.V V*. RCW1F.HP C j O S in * q o L . T h * V e t i O i a .I U l f iw - ,s nf iMM m p a m p l e A. rnocioi'p, th a K n r i k i i i i Q u a ria r « M E t*l VVF.*T VIRI1IMA nf ih * isnaipaa.t Q uartae A awnrn rnmpUlnl h.rlpe been <ar<i> n f gertlna I t . T n w n .h lg filed I is m il | on In ih* i'lrrult i t Bnuth. R anaa I * B a it . c»urt to and for parnlPnl. i-nuair T - n a r* hcraby ra v u lrrd »• Cll* rtneina. by FVELTV nrmgng fnr dlv-rr*. Ihe eh«rt tltl* nf which la y n u r a n .w a r w ith t h . C la rh nf th* c-|rcu lt C n u rl » f Ik * S ln ih Ju d ic ia l r.vK t.tv n o o rn p . ruiutifr. s*rtu* JOHN' VV. ttrwir.na. trafandsnt c ir c u it , in *nd f» r eanitnnl* c « m »y. F lo r id * , aam lnnj* County CnuH they* prataal. ar. in mminand you tn appear and fit* ynur wrllt.n 4>- lln u .a , ganfnrd . r in ritla . and t " fta.a* heraln nn nr bafar* lha Ind •a re a • copy lk « r * * f ■,■** th* day of lia.rmbar. A f' 1M4. or P l a ln i lf f ’a a lte rn a r * #1»V*. BAard * sa d It u .h . a F « * t U w m n t a * oihar*l*a fsacra* Pm r*af*i*o will yanua o rfan d a f la r 'd * . '-# #e bab* tm trcd again.l sen Th* Mnfnrd Herald 1. dyylgmted aa a aaw.papar of gaaarpt clrruMilan I* which this eitatlnn .ball b* published one* aarh wash far four cr-Btecullv* wash. W IT N r.P P lev hand and a lf lr ia l 1* * 1 * f lb* H a r h nf Ih * C lrro ll middle. Winter Park bounced rl:M b irk by iparkm i a drive on the return kiikoff that ra m e d for M yards ao»I a trore. A ndrrtoi made ids secon t TD hy crashing through renter h r the final five yardi. The fins! itenra broke wide open into a ic..ring ipree Milne* hailed a Fed pttitn g drive by stepping in front of a Hawkin* pa*» on the Wildest ?C ya»d line. He picked l-p wonderful blocking and fared tor 74 *ard» and a Winter Tark, icore. Senium!* aparked anothof dnve fr«m the nest kickoff that tarried ter BO yards At Stanley carried ter the touchdown hy crack­ ing through the line for five yards and the end n-ne. On the return kick th* Parkers were unable In Cent the Fed line and were fnrred to punt from their own 20 yard line Haw kies received on Ihe Wildcat Ui yard line, aid thin lime the Feds did some **re.’ent hi or km,- Haw kin* swvel-hipped a rmiplc of wouldhe tackier* and raced the t l yards foi the Fed*’ final score. An eat'mated 2JOO wildly cheering fan* saw their hopes of a win gone in the final mirute* of ihe game a* Winter ParV put the game on tee Mltnoa hanged through the line cut Ui th* ildel’ne, and tore for 70 yards and hi* third and final imirh. down. The FeJs were in the midst of a passing rlrtv# when ihe game ended with the hill on the Winter Tark U yard line. We have nuiliing hut praise ter th# Feds Gene Bat*, wuh • proot-unr«d limp played only defense, but he did that with esrellence Robert Carter did a (me 1m# >th, and A1 Stanley, newromer to the Fed* first stringer*, made a good ■•howing. Whsn he leern* to run with hi* head dnwn he will have made himself a valuable player. For the visitor* Charles Holton and Bob Tope led the defense with Mtlnei and Anderson setting the pace for lha offense. The disiapointing pari of (hr thrilling gama was the unnecessary D A V ID M LAKE HOME — LAKE #■ Dr*M> Lake—t ' i Ml. BW C R E S C E N T C IT Y FRIDAY. NOV. I 1:3Q T. M. * ■Htif 6-room hem* ka* Keen completely renovated and relecnratad tqaid* and out. Located nn a 12-arr# tract, on th* w tit *id# af baautiful Dream I-*ke, this property atm ha* trailer spare* and utility kaus*. Three is additional spare and wat#r aunply far athar hamaa and U-ailer*. a* dealrtd. Now under 1***#. th e n la a larg* ftniary, whlrh offer* work emplpymcnt for Ihot* so daalriRf. Kitawn a* th#***Old Brown FI*--* ", the property front* ■pang, IS(M» fL on Lak* Dream and offer* an ideal location for a larga trailer court, or other commercial antciprl.ee, y wall pa baautiful lak* front lot* and homesitra. This property will h« Mid *a that you may buy the hnm* and lot* separately, it# group*, ar as a whole. This prnprriy offer* a choir* bom# an<T haptHilag (with largo vhad* tree* on sand boliom lake, and M ill fUhtn*) far yaur Florida living and futura inva*tm«nL Wtldi Far ‘Htaaa And Other Futura Auctions TUW - NOV. a, 1 p. M.—Ocala, W hir, Lair, Poultry Dressing.' W ID. MOV. » - l P. M.—Orangt City, car/Mich, and Hwy.lT-92 ' ■adafti haw* «omm. carnar, n s. ML W ID. NOV. M P. M.—Oraaga City, nvw maioary homa, 100 fK liL W ID . NOV. 0—7:M P. M— Lak# Halan, 3 B.R. hom*. g re u n d fi oityttw. f i t ™ l i t H I ...Mitanry haow. Euluaiva Gulf Coast, (halt* YOUR General Insurance f t IA M B GOT AGKNCT C&PA Daw roamsi S «Ft*. whsa. -- B A l A f O T A — C a n t * , b ld g . 4 H a ro s. RAPH PRINTING OF SANFORD • N A T IV E • GRADUATE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION • WORLD WAR S VETERAN HATNKS c m r -B I d * — Home-Grove. — DAYTONA BEACH—Fitsi-dsis comtn. and tourist hettl— U J. 1. jr a R ^ IP U K G B -lM A. baprorsd n a c h - 7 flalds, fsBrod-alt OCALA—4W U.8. Hwy. 441 T tB M ft B0% dow n at a ll Trsllvr CL 3 »pU— o fflc a A u r t la n ii b alan ce, »n noun red. Ab Ob b PB lyawtaas, romfvUaas af wrotlm, m priro. . . . . ; V H liB II M l M P tfth i mM i i w . * • • "V • • Trtti f M T i i i t ru ’ �V v-\ r | If It's Worth Anythin* w o n K wAVttip —n | > —Vloten/|V'«t>/Trailer*— 11 3—BEAL I T O I B POE “ ' f * 3 RE \L FJtTATE FOR SALE 3 A - ABTtCUW rOK SAlJt —* i t — Apt *i:e plcrtric Range [ I t’* Worth Advertising !■ TWO-BEDROOM Tram# Conitrur- BATMOND M. BALL. BROKER USED YOUNG evivrirnrrd salrigtrl USED John'on Outooard 31otor 333. Fire*tone Store. Jth. Fireitone Store wiihei work in Sanford. Write O. M. HARRISON, BROKER tion, well landscaped surround­ ^CLASSIFIED ADS r Advertlieri art requested la no­ tify the Want-Ad Department Im­ mediately ot any errors U thatr ■di. at The Sanford Herald will be veepoosibl# for only one Incorrect fiuertloa. f t . Want Ad Department U open from 1:30 a. n . until 3:30 p. Bi. each bniinett day earept Sat■rday afternoon. DetdUnt for creek-day Intertlont It 6:00 p. mthe day preceding publication- WRLa KA A P A J IT ^ n ro : roema, prtviti bithi. 114 W. n r st §t» Ila way aad Baby M * Week or monlb-TeL l* » . l i t Wee* r W r U K N lS H E D ^ T T S . ■i* W ilt HU o r CaU i t rumJ- . lure Center. U3 Watt 1st. Avalon Apta. Efficiency. 730-W. iE C Semlinde Malty tor■ Dedrable Horn** and Apta. rnono n . SURXisHED Apartment MO Park ^ V v e .______ _ _ _ _________ _— CLEAN furnltbed ta* 703 Wet* fit S t Phone 616.___ . F i v l Lovely. *£ani i r S t i m Two rooma, $33. 6 ll i era. FURNISHED Threw Room Apt. r"\VAS^ftS7«-»" J li;*, Auarello. 600 rara. ^ IliN 'S H E D 1 B- R- G ,r»l« Apt. . aoo Mellonvlu*.______ __ ___ ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED 3BEDROOM HOMES — PRICED from sio.300. to 913,000. FHA and VA (GI) Financed. 01)11AM & TUDOR, INC. M k r i of Ftnar Homaa for WICE roomi. Florida Living. Coffee pnTIHft*. • • weeuy. 1013-tV . ____________ ______ Salta Office—3933 So. French Ave FURNISHED 1 Bedroom Apt Phon# 2100 or 3310 P hono -432-W.______________ NICELY FurnUhed 3 room Oarago Apt. CaU *1*2tl,n25* 9U‘R alter 3p . m. C. C. welsh. 5 f RMSHED one bedroom cottage J h y the month. See R. J. Carroll ; alter « p. m. ; tek^ * / ‘ .orM*n.V ) time Sunday. Five Point* Motel. ' tlx mile* South on 17.33.______ Small Commercial Iiutlcllnw 14 a art ft. Largo ahow window, tawated L L in new bu»tnc*a aettlrment ail It 27th and Sanford Ave. I hnoe P io i or inquire at Baa* Service f station. 27th and Sanford Aw. Looking for a good location. 3103 Amelia (a HIGHLAND : UNDER NEW PARK. Very neat 2 bedroom ;• MANAGEMENT home with tiled bath and kitch­ BAN LANTA ArTS. Vacancy Nice- en equipment.Yard nicely land* l y (urnDhrd. Phono 1710-R.__ leaped. Priced at |B,.r 1,300. With attractive term*. CLEAN Furnlahrd Apt. 100* Pal. S Bedroom Bunialow completely H ebert A . turnuhed. Phon# 2333. 31J Pal­ 1373 AUaSe Bank Bldg. metto. ____ S Room* furnished. Including LOVELY Spactouj m a i o n r y , utilitiei, except gas. 307 Park H o m e . Three Bedroomi. 2 • Ave. ____ Bithi, Wood floor*. Mott deiirable location. Owner leaving ■APARTMENTS facing P « k . I town. Muit laertfieo. 313.000. Woom. $43.3 Boom and Pantry, Excellent termi. 337 so include* utilitiei. Semibath. 107 W. 3th St. GROVES UNFURNISHED Home. Ph. 3033-J SEVEN A rm and Houie. 3 4 cleared, balance wooded. Price UPSTAIRS unfurnlihod Apart. 31,300. Owner financed. . meet. Kitchen equipped. Space • Heater, 3 acre toed Porchti. 10 Acre* In Grove* with Houie. Clo.e In. Phono 471-W. Price 33.430. Termi. 10 mtnutri from Sanford. SMALL unfurnishedgarage apart. • ment. ror. Sanford A E. 10th. 27 Aeret in warm irction. 10 arrra full bearing treee. Good termi. 17S1-J. : j Phone b « ________________ (F lm time lilted). t9 r EE Bedroom home. Kitchen furnlahed. 313. per month. Four room furniihed Dunk* Apt. 330. monthly, adulti. Phone 13U-W N. P u t A n . t evenlngi. TWO-Room FurnUhed Apt. on TWO-BEDROOM frame houie, car • highway 17-31. Deeaett's Onv ahalttr. win Mil for equity or a trailer. Phono 1143-J or aoa at • cenei, • mHei South of Sanford. M l Magnolia. NEW 2 Bedroom Home. Ph. 1001. *?S? CLEAN I Bedroom furniihed Apartment. Oo*« in. 217 Oak Save. Phone 313. ______ C A. Bag. Ri F. A b o u U3 1 F a it Ph. i m S Bedroom—DeLuxe 2413 Elm Avo., MUST SELL AT o sr r . hirdwood floon, ceramic tiled bith. Florida Porch, kitch­ en equipped, alao larludti heat­ i . W. BALL REALTOR, er and Blindi. Flnt Mortgage FWida S u it Bank Building at 4T4. no quetuon* naked. Lo-Call Mall” Phone 1731. rated near High School la good rnaidanual section, this U a LOOKING for the perfect home • pirndld value at 111.20000 q j* a perfect eettlngr? Thin >ou tt.100 00 will verve a* down payshould are Dili beauty at 4M i Plumoia Dnve. Three Bed• m enu, extra large UM bath, r'-iA rafv e b a e l n n p . ‘b r n S S f ' la!deexpiag. Maty other features. ‘ 113,710. Good Seminole Bool iv ’ Vi V -r'' — J‘ ' •■'1. .’-V T- t f ■ r ■- 1 ‘U DAILY C R O S S W O R D Mather of Sanford DAI LY C R O S S WO R D ri.UMnmc j T T f c , lS £ fW l“ft SEAT COVERS CONCRETE nSfinf. e — -— l Thgo T BouHJJl u f t Z & iT Elect Refrigerator, Stout. Ven. and Heater. Ri Down Payameat. Low 51o». Oct. 31, 1955 USED Full *lte F.tertno Ranee, to R h ' i Herald lake New! 1133 00. Fireitone CLEAR\%rK SALE Store. LAWNS MOWED by Jerry laird. 1333 E tlM tlD P S and Free estimate* I’hone HIT 3V I M il Mil I OILS 61 VARIETIES PANELING II BUSINESS OPPORTUNIT1K8 12 H *’ SE * KING. Native aad Foreign Woods. goad condinon i:*3o See Them At LEAVING SANFORD C.nvery 1. 1. H P. EVtNRUDE. run* l.ko a top and beat* Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Store A Service «tatu>n Dome rowing 32130 Del tVr.t I3lb ?L Phone MXt good butinen Must tell by Nov. 3 6 II. P SCOTT•AT3VATER. 10th Phone 1243 LARGE Automatic Wavher. Slight, like new i 133 ly u*ed. JtSOoo Firc*innr> >t 1, IV MISCR11.ANFOttK —13 4 H P SCOIT-A n v ; 36 Clrxre to 12 S ingu e refuiithod .......... 163 50 1 Seol 1 per* pUy NOTICE $31.50 1 WANTED Two bo)* to Boom and 5 II. SEA-ltFE ____ 17 n*ten!ly 31 «tte r 11 flh'l* $5' 00 Cleiranea of t>dd« and End*. M FVLNKUDt............ Board. Phone 3A3-M. 40 15 June bug 31 ro« *r iiy l<t Likely 6 HORSE WIZARD 143 00 Honr Samplra One of a Kind. etr. M Bewitches 12. 1 A « «*•* 19 Ft RMTI IlE left on porch it 7 'i 1 1 ELGIN -run* J Reg. Pure Sat* Price ram* Ml Park Owner pirt up at 803 New Model, onl) 1* Atlit-i im ?- 2" B *<-r 3.*' NAt $-oooj |2* 93 Baby Bed and or cal] Mr*. Lute/*) .367-J. Mutt 7ly MER< t RV moving ♦ 43 2! * an un ticq tC.-r ) 11133 Mattrvia " 9 \|*iv* of idenlil*______________________ No Bdiem Cil Jits 1X1 m• •’ • • H Oil 34 Vi Contour Chair* 7'a ElRESlONL — Like new A 0 <• O 1 14srECIAt S»:« \ i C j r__ 1J •teal at 54993 319*5 Liv. Room Suite .... 13S S3 •nee 21 i P II FIRE TONE ■ I la *3 Plattic Top Step prem mi • $ I'luaiblnc. Rrevty rteatiag OM Table* 27^3 1Vne-K l Y/ $ ■ 1 to It JOHNSON. M. G. IIODGES SS M F\triple f.1 93 Lounge Chan t 5 wuli gear *hift, link 112.3 01 1Serv're on Alt Water Pump*— Prrbirm 369 93 Simmon* llide-a* 1 tn It 1. shining MERCURY U2J :0 Well* Grilled - Tump* 2J3 wi Red 12 It SKA BLE I'anta Road Pbnne 704 j art V/) ’•* ItJ 2 po. Soctiunal Sofa . t o «« X’erv srv*i r.'ndn-n 1129 93 T i oir.t 31 D i 3195 (X) R O G E R 'S T R E E S E R V IC E MERCURY CRt IsER 2s 329 93 Law von Sofa A y •J 37 T* . 131 M Tree* Item virJ, Topped. Slnt>od 16 11 S( OTT-AI33 5 TER Chair V r-c*i irra Complete with Remote ecuand Brvr '' l General Tree 1 II A*. :i 3 33 Blonde End T-blf 1 •• : N*li*r and control *al>li Surgeon Free E s t i m a t e a. 229 93 t Pc. Blonde lied Ro-'m onlv I a I » .Hid* Pnoac 309-.VW, Sanford. .......... 3159 93 ■. '/ 31 *M Suite 1MM 41 ' ■ • y/ Al*n manv tu n d-<wa for fl.V) Orthopedic Ms* :e*'c» . JIM • » alma u»e<| pur t LOOK tanding and nmahlng lira -•'rable. y*> Ji y/, V 4 1 KrnMle (*"< 94 50 Maple flunk Bed* with //t I'leanm waving. Serving Semi 1 r1 Malirc»»e* F-* XX p*>le Cvunt) ainee 1323. II. 31 tin Sale While Iher I a*U M \» «hur* 1 0.33 Wardrobe* . sxxj New |* r. M-'Hel I \ IMtCDLS Gleaaon. Lake Mary. 4* 1 II 1 14-111WIN. , Id «l it, 147 95 Foam Itubher Studio TT~ A*) V* 4* 7 4 FLEE tAVIN Oil FHA F tn n n rtn g Couch ......... .. 7* *1 1 .3 II. FAS133 IN >ale M19V) For Remodfi:ng and repatre. tcr 6195 Simmon* Chair Bed* 13 M -A• 4 5 13 II Dem »n»*r Mer «:*J t*i 4* Nothing IX.wn—Small Monthly 89 93 Double Dre*«cr A 2.3 II RIGTWIN - - , Out I ifmo Payment* •lu Mirror HI 3.3 H Flee. Martlng S h erm an C oncrete Co. Big Twin |j* | j 1 1313 Night Stand* *** Out Writ llth l»ou s* }j k Pbnae 74X9 25 II. Elec. Demnnilratnr i 44 1131 179 93 Extra Large Chrome ENVELOPES, irtterheara. state­ COMPLrTE O lT P ir SPECIALS attrart Dinettes .......................... b L r ment* tnvnices. hand bill*, and Gia«*. Aluminum nr Mahogany n’•rnliOfl p r o g r a m * , etc rrogreative Bna>* Many new model* )u>t Prir.ur.c Co.. I'hune 406 — 401 arm e d . 7*3 09 F.. 1st SI. Pboae 121 H «t llih St • ■at r trailer- alxi trtrra l mo. del* ef u'ed boat* A trailer* on LARGE Comolp Trte\i»mn. 1X6 INSTALLATION of Lmnlrum, farhand, priced rra»nnaM«. |>et«, Til- ' FlreMnne Stoic Ai ttnnq 4 Crtl 27 E rM iim S an fo rd I tm druni * V T ile Co. ROBSON S p o rtln c Good.i (lf»irintii*n • • vm 1 USED Philrn Television. Ideal for PERSIMMONS — 32 per bu*hel 137 3V. Ut SI. 1 P 'ftitn I'hrme 1917 ( all Mrs. l>oyle. 1366 M * F* In rude Salra A Service Den. $33 00 FirrMnne Store 1liiorhrm ) 21 Bre. coin 141 E. 1*1 SI. I'h-.nr Sfv a*nhe.| 5 T he 6 Hrar.ch illC Y C l.K PA IN T IN G USED Frigldalre. Very Clean. w-alUba regime., of 2 Pc Living Room Suite, almmt Store til \ at** 31100 Firestone Store. GlM»l» Riinnini* 7 '» IIP Outboard aDr*.* • 27 S ta ll 1-aming Slanlev'a Hike >hnp new , 160 . lird <pring« anil 3|«|ur g p 1'irr.tnne Morr fl 3 k ,*nt of hevrr* 9 t ’t'm. Phone 3131 mattre**, $23 4 all 2413-M tw- U S E D Leonard Refrlgiralor, 310 K 4th St » 4 pnaaion • C* tween 2 and 5 p m. 5l2.uo. Fireatoo# Store. Spare Heater* and Floor Furn­ t* - rtlW Nin'HK i •*-!.* I mmI* m .eraea , JO N irae to rnrep* as 9 Ft. Cold*pnt reengoratoe. (jnod HADIOdtECOlID ."layer Comace* Liberal Trade In. ? Annoy ' a rhirkrty r -t _ liny tour Furniture at n u n '* condition. $1X3 00. lux Pinecrrvt mation, $3100 Firestone Store. 17 Hautboy* k Ki»N ifm t 3a) :-.p*niah v Warehou«e Furn . Co. at 9ui 3V Drive. ••t«r4*y** *1 grata ? I', r-r.acioJ* 1 9 n < i*t Sl All nationally adv fur 1 01 LECTION nf :i f ' •II : nub-* *,T« 3t a.axe* J ( 11 1 Wi»urr at «arr|imjwb ofirr« Bewtog Merhtoee. sad Repairing Shotgun* and Ammo of alt *i/r* for oflua / 16. Or-- p in • »■ Hy 5y 3* Uoeirs ■ u r i 134 R. Park Pbmo 1713. M jJ a n .T ir Tho*e intrreMed I'hiuwj 2130-H tna- middle 21 LOST AMI 14)1 Nil :i 37. IU< X * 4 2 IMecawaa»| 15 I art of lor appointment. l« n Sanford Ave. Phone tiU 7.3. H ark elott* 4 4. S e a 30 (Jear OIL Spare Heater. $30 00 phone • |.i be * 3073 W'. "6 Artnniaih eaql« t : Ciitiibg tooth IARTICLES WAYT»:i» - 4 p . m . C A M r n n i.i. s m a l l black and w h it e i n: 37. iw k -i- h?*». iv n u .e a a * “ Kt . , 31. fjtvwent General Cn.traelnr . *•««• V * N’ W 1951 CASE DC—4. G(K)I) CONDI­ Ulghr«l 1 AMI. 1 IIADF.-IN nrirr* at fuo4 n(>a center,> 1* ninth It. nt the paid far aaed farmture Call 95* TION. $920. “llemra of DuUn.Hon. ple,,# c , “ m ' W xllff 47. own* to t»rrnt bac* skin WOson-Maler Furniture Co. 311 III Way 17 92 Phone t i l l I n Id * pet. 32 Vrhifle with BRITT TRACTOR CO. E. lit St. runners Rlway 17-32 Sooth Phone 101 For Better Plumrmg b LOST on Stale ftoa-l I'rutect. 1 •6 ; 9 1 • •1 M MtBI.E TUP 1able, preferrably 21 Gaselln See or Call brsi>n leather Billfold **«!n*al Cove details and Phone 20 ' Bo> i or filrli IlikM. $29 M •Tibc'l rrnrv, driver* licrn»e. IrtentlW. J KING • 1 to) number lo Box 1C. To# Sanrlrvitofio Rfort 24 Minute i (iraliun. papers, etc pirate Seulh I’aib Phone * //, lord Herald • groova notify Main Hoad Dept., City 21 ll»*tn»-4 Kali Y/ OLD Shotgun Shill*. 12 and 10 1* SPECIALS TV SERVICE 32 Sprtta • to •3 Phone 1333. Wrought Iren Lamp* l i t and KHmtent 32—ELKCTtlCAI. S F .IIM U ^ -n 31 B*"ie y /. 1—1 Way Floor Lamp, 2 JEN.' -NGS T3 t I N i r n 1 fa % 35 Hag, 'W 41 Matching Tibia Lamp* . . . . 7— Peu-UyeaUKk Supplies__^7 I iPna 3.31v j. FRIGIDAiRS epraesre.*. axles ; 39 ratn-T Hi gnlercd. b All 1 for only .................. $19.50 MAI £ and service. G. It. lfigU, Ovmde, % • 40 3X'in» month* old lio I’hone llll-J Grltll* A Hunter Cnntlrnrlion Co. j i J AV J. Fla. llione list or Sanford iX re.'eptarte , Iloutr. and Remodeling Re* 1299. 3 Pc. //a 144) W after • p it. % % E ' 41 rvctamiPhone 3344. II-I. in HELP WANTED 10 ^Saetionili ........ .......... hot sti lu J i it *— tien Rag U 7t 3 Pc. u n as. *-W< KIlN ha* immediate lint SE CI.KANING v s 3V|ndow*T ts ~ n m r k su tu rm itM —n *2 I>mant sectional* ........ —............ $131 r ,r .| for out*t*nd*n'i young min. ■ 73 JJ JI Well*. Moor*. Ph. D. C. Cald­ 'Y 43 Grow* , -..v^ledgi ... ....... .. - ...... well. II49-J. IIAYNKS O d er MaeMnr Ca, Wtu®4* 1 Comfort Special* e«*entlaf Thi. I* an njip..rtunily Ut Typewriter* adding m senior*. *4 On fire * f-*r the right man Write Hex Sale* RrnUls. 314 Magu-lix. Fb V7, IU* fTwtn or Full sue) E»ch 4* likv-hlua X r . The Sanfcru ll' ra d. giv­ 44 all -4 J 4L and rapMr uork. Frrc 40 uaxpa ing age and 11 1 partlrulars of Contract i 1 i'. eitunatev It. L Harvey, toi MBM Quillnp Matt. . j |i m fa fa no. Herf marriage ana m llitar/ atatul. tS— BEAtfTY PAKIXiRS .‘ auford Aye Ptmaa te » •U *4 } 54.10 Royal Comfort Matt. . 39 so 4 * •af ft Boot nf > Ih » t a rn 43-30 Pro-Built spec 3Utt. . 3t 30 SATURDAY HELP. Do* High fa K vn-R fM llc a u ly Shop G A TI.IN BROTH MRS .School Boy and !<*dy. Apply u 1)033 V i y h u a s 397 Sanford Shoe Crnlcr, 298 San­ Dragline and llulldo/rr Service in* E, 2nd. Identical Savings on 3!etching 1 t Built ag* a fa I'h'nc*; 2231 — Sanlord. 2332— 6FE Fred tha llalriljllit. f.ir an Box Spnngs ford Ave. ISo 2 VctAl Individualised Cut. Geneva 3 Or.e-ipqt & 1 ROLLED Edge Inner Spring Malt. Ijono daily, sell laimtnou* I'9or SEW IN'S — Bring *mir wardrobe CUd 10-44 Fill**, write Ree*c*. Altlelmro. Jfstrhlng^ Box Sprtng. Beauti. For ALL Ymtr Beaut** NVd* call problem* to me Work and Fit Mass. Free Sample and Detail.. ful Headboard (choice color), HnrrlcU 'i* Rem itv Nook guaranteed. .Yew loeati-o. Houywood Legs ............ $49 30 103 So 0*k kvr 313 M*p|e Ave. I’bone 723-J. Plume 9:1 YOUNG aggretslve ulflce man. Mr*. William*. (Open evening* by appmntmrnt.) M fD D i.rrorr. i .itti .i n toi »s who r.or the fo otball ? Steady employment. Opportun­ •CHULS BEDDING CO. ity for advancement. Firestone , j »:?» 1 f ln s n W * Magnolia Ph. 123] OHLANfK) Morning NeoUnri, Or­ CHICAGO i.|v— When It mme* t-< CaTRSICANA, TEX. .rt-The only Stove., l t t East First St I.Al'Ntlll V hKStVVICr •Wud" Bamberger. Mgr. lando Evening Star. Call Ralph winning golf tnurnamm'i. Dr. « ary ra* u lty at tha high school football MeMay a til 3 pT m. Ray. 1IC5J. TRUCK CONTRACTORS between Corsicana and w ars • One hour - W in end Dam; Mktdleeoff and Gene U ttler are the WANTED flMt twaa pro. to take four event* WJ, ,, L x„ y , He Dry IVtURANCP. -1 4 B To Learn Long Distance Moving I4B— m e t a l R oorm a • One hour 4 • Waah aad Dry this )rar. Mlddlemlf on the Crm- •tiffered a Nxrk eye when a stray New In Stoek. VV crimp - 1U “ Old eitabli»he<f carrier hs* open­ Feld ing* for men over 35. owning or by lnvlUtloRil,8t Pelertwrgopen. i ^ V u a iw k 'h lm to liiiV c f ' • Finished tjundfy ahl* to purchase and personally MS*trr* snd \ \ eat* rn Open for hn _____ PWAxred Rates to _ • Sar.unne Dry Cteanlng drue acceptable equipment. E* RharmxM Cumcrata P i n Co. first four. Llttler to-ik the !-o« ,\nPoUeyhuMen Southmdr I asms drum at cfllent earning* on year 'round Out Waet 13th SI John Wailaraa Inn. Agemry yrlf* Open, I'haienlx Open, Tourna­ Sewlb Hole Pnadmart Bitfg. long-term rontraet in an estrnM R .2 ^ 4 | 417 6adard AUa.Ur * ment of Champion* at l.a« Vega* IM Raa« nth NL 12 Ga Shotgun. *1199. Firestone Hal lnduMry unaffected by bust24 and the !n»ur*nre (*lty Open. Store. y Hiu (UMBfi a su rn r yard nei* flurtuatlona, strikes, lay­ If. I HOM SSIONAI. HI K3IUFS :* over* etc. Write Mating age. --------- . appltanee*. M i . experience briefly. Greyvan UCLA I* h'laimlng Hardimm Cur Mr. l auBkt said. Garry1* M art tine*. Inc. Dept. O, (Affiliated Cumpuon Sluillo of Il.inrint; rton, t a East Tat SL Pboaa 1431. nf Duarte. Calif., a* an Allwith Greyhound U n til 37 W. Fox Trot — Walt* — Swing guard candidate. Hr Grand Ave . Chicago, III. SW EET Hamlin Orange*. II no Rumba. Samba, Tango, Mam bn, America Almo*t New Apt. aise, 4 burner r . O Box 367 playeq 311 m nute* in I954. Bu*hrl. It. 3V. la*rd. Phone 2512 Mohawk Elertrie Slove. fin. Flrtstono WANTED — Colored Conk with Store. 1317-W. rvfvrvnrertWUiiMM*^^. •S I - ..m i r t a m i HKRTICK —37 TKAQJCRR it - A irrm io B n jw 14A HELP WANTED 10A concsjctm (Female) taady Mixed O sa rm t Concrete a iE V n n lF T 19.33. I/IW mileage, L L. Klfi-Plano Teehnielan Muck. Send. O m l , Cement ^ r . 'i iTniTTT 'ff 1uneyrTtre^naTing Phone 31*4 Rout* I. Sinford ono owner. Will rontlder trade For All Cars Fine te Meet All Quali- ’ cochI profit* arlltng for writin. Call 1287-R, after 4 VI p. in. AVIATION -3* known mimetic company. Write BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS n sm im I' O Box 973, Orlando, for in- 1931 MODEL A. I/viks rood, run* good Good tire*. $163, 2130 I ANYONE INTERESTED In form­ Cencrate Pipe Ca Ifrvirvr.'' CUSTOM FITTED Orange A\a. I Wee* IMh S4> ing a Flying Club and being an PROMPT Wanlrd Im m rdlnlrly ariive flying member. Contact It wifi pay YOU U see US before INSTALLATION Johnny Walker. Rt. | Box Ml A, LIKE NEW - U rge stxe Gas Administrative Secretary wHW I n i buy Open Evening* and Sanford, Fla nr call 2120-R. We Typing and Khnrtnaml. tn handle Stove. Very clean. |(]g .37. Fir*. Sunday*. tearh member* to fly. Stricklandoffice work. Experience nece*. Kona Store. Easuide Trailer fata*. aarv Write Box W W % banraiaUa. Fla. Bey. Sefl, Rent. IUre with want Morrison, Inc. - Factory to Ton ford Herald. ada, the bualaet salesman In 37 FT, Indian all metal hou*e SAnford, Florida town. Pat aa* to work far you FOUNTAIN Help Wanted. See trailer. Tandem wheels. 9493. T* PboM I32L Wn will ba glad to Mrs. Nowind at Faust* Drug Phone 200 AVERAGE buildlne ma. Roy Reel s Used Cars, •ad hand. Sag-proof batmen Store near I’nvl Office. ehirgo It trriaU aro thing* that w« >MM ptoeMs aela. FlasMc ar rapua tipss. CMtaa ar aylon 10B- SALESMEN WAffTED -10* Tit All.EH - •■Cnry-Coach'* wilh knot** nothing about — toilet and awmng Good modieefda._ Y ou'll like our "aVboveDon. Cheap. San Lando Trailer Old established Installment com­ Park. Averajr®' qualitr, priced Q3-U4 Waet tod to Phene Us pany ba* opening for sober, wide l»oIo\vnvt>rnKc. See us 13AUTOMOBILK BXMkRRB -U awake man. Must have car and USED Am . stxe Gas tore, 4 bur­ referectes. P. O. Box >47, Ban. ■l>out it. ner. t t T Firestone Store. CAM ^ AND BUILDING N E E D S ^ fora. ■ o o cirr so l d t r a d e d Ray Reel’* Usee Can AUANA FREEZER FOOD PLAN Sanford Am. & Uth 3L Thi* u a full lime opportunity for men with ambition. Age la no & bandar. Complrta training will It'S So Em f l uwmv ani iu -»■ be given to men selected. Car 4 U II *-4« * To PUce A Want Ad necessary. Qualified lead* aupU tu. — . , * . H K A T IV O licd from advertising and cus- Juat Call 1821 (ml nak for Furnace* end Circulators >mer referral* tmediate mm tha Want Ad d«parta<at . EL POPB CO. INC. mission earnings on credit P to e 'iiM Oat Wwt UUs SL --------fUnfapi Uacaid ing San Lanta Section. Pine S. D. Highleymaa, Atiociat* Phone e00 Floor over iturdy sub-floor. >0* South P art Ava Urge *creened rear porch and carportr. Designed and con­ structed for YOUR comfort. NOT A PROJECT! Enormou* pOil Horace with Uric Floor Furnace. Priced — B IT — Home* nf Real Individuali­ 33300. ty: Brittany Farm Homri, Early American Ultra M-vtcrn. Conventional A French Colonial tjpe*. 1U3 • A. B. _ ____ Aaeedate* . A. B. Petertoo Jr_ B l’lLT On Lari? l.andtcaped Lota; in the best of neighbor­ P. J. Qiritcrion. Garfield WBhood!. MU. John MaUek. R. W. WUHams. A. C. Doudney, Land BurCOMPLETE uith all the fraturei eayor. you hate dreamed about auch at colored General Electric STOP LOOKING appliance* and colored plumbing fixtures. A quiet country retreat »um>undei py all the advantigci of a city, without taxe*. ten minutei AND available at returnable price*, with the belt financing trnra Sinford. a piciurciqu* 3li A with .minimum down-payRR home ilttinc amongst »evmenu. eril U rie root oak* and 33 citrus tree* hearinc fancy gift fruit, inieriperted with tropical papaWellliorn C. I*hillip<-. Jr. l i i , avocado*, cherrlci. mangoet. and beautiful ihrubbery. Sinre 1M?. Sanford'* Lridirc Completely fenced Ixt your Builder of homM for m «r t.soO puttering he rewarded' If there people Sale* Office. Little Venice be any draw birki, the many in L vh Arbor. happuieii producing advantage* Phone ti*l mike you forget them. The five roomi. hath, and jalouued Flo­ S - ART1CLKA rOK HAI.K - 1 rida room are genemu«ly furnuhed at th u ridtculouily low SURPLUS price of is .Vjo with 13,300. down. TaintARMY-N'AVT __ $2 50 Gal. Shown by appointment. T-Shirt.* ........ ........ 4*e Farh 310 Sanford Ay« niotte 1321 w. a. -»fi- w w m Realtor — General laiorinre CASH for Furniture Add Senrnd# B. DUgfeldcr AaaMfali QUICK log Machine*. Typewriter*. Out­ PMna HO t o N. Park Ave board Motors. Boat* Super Tradmr Post. One mil* South on 17-93. rbona 2311-R. LOW A LL B . O D E R M PW m iJSi COLDSPOT Refrigerator. Medium Office: Mtf*S. Orlande Dr. sue IA.3 i»oi Palm Wav. Phone 2302-W. IF. IT B REAL RED-l-MLX CONKRETE M raele Concrete Co. 303 Lint Ave. Phone 1373 «t.WT.£safim niK aYNKORD ItEHAlD PIPE C O .^ H HILL LUMBER SUPPLY YARD �•- Residents Want (CaatiMed From Pag# One) leisure tlma snd mueh has been Buna lo deereas# juvenile delin­ quency hr turning of youth interests Into worthwhile channel* “Fifteen years or so ago. three « I ’s” wer* reading. ‘riling' and •zilhmatic. Now there are sis *R’s", he claimed. "In addition tu tho first three, re'ponvibility ■ad right relationships must bo added. And the last three ar* partlculirly important In hind work." the hand-man empha-ned Ha ron luded his remirk* «i'h g careful analTiis of work of his department during the past four years and listed that h# looked forward to another fine year as he ftsrts hli fifth at Seminole High. He Introduced the following r ngram which was enthustaslirallv received: Sidney A’dilcn in a trump­ et solo; Robert Armstrong ami J D. Stone. French Horn Duet and a Trumpet Trio hy Sidney Vihten, Lt.'lie Smith ard Jo# Fliher. The list number "Butler's Holiday" literally brought down the hnu*' Robert Reety Jr. was the areompsnlst for the instrumentalists and also offered a very difficult piano Mto. The program a rra rr'd hv c," ir Tueker was inlrrvlure I by Charlie Morrison The meeting was in charge u( Preiidenl William Bu«h The Rev Lucian Sr>.|* offered the Invoeafion atwl Introduced the vi tors. George Touhy announced the three stellar attractions in the Sem­ inole Mutual Concert Association headed by Francis E Roumillat, a member of U.e local dub. Legal Notice SA N FO R D s r Y 4 jUjscewt Farmers Market Aatpkes Jayreea K I> J C I M v h m Im ' s CIRCUS H T K U ml (Continued From Page 0*a) E. P. Hair, operator of a San­ Memberships ** fsr Li the drive arc, Mr. and Mrs. R N. ford Asm. filling station, said O ut Blarkwelder, Mr. and Mrs. Clif­ he welcomed the renewing of In­ ford MrKibhin. Mr and Mrs. terest in th# petition. Francis Roumillat, Min Cynthia N’o action « s i taken on th* Roumillat, E W. Thomis, Jack petition, was th* apparent out­ Hall. Mr. and Mrs. F. E Rnumil­ come of th* riling of th# paper let. Mr and Mr« Hamuli Chase. vlth the rity. However, ll i* unH H Coleman. Mr* .1 C. Derren- drrslood that the Board of Com­ h irk rr. The Sanfnrd Atlantic Na­ missioner* were probably discuss. tional Dank. Mrs William Grover. In; new ordinances or a new or. Mr and Mrs. William Hernhel, dlnance that would require tha William Hcr'chcl Jr,, Miss Gen# flagging nf street crossing*. Nunnclly, Atlii Charmoin Miller, An accident Friday, shortly af­ Miss Evi» Kratzrrl, Mrs. W. K ter noon, prompted the renewal Baker. Miss Dillon Baker. Mrs. Dorothy Corrndl. A E of th# complaint hy Sanford etU. Vowcll. Mrs. Edward McCall. Mr sens. On* resident nf th* immediate and Mrs. D. II. Fletcher. Mr. and Mrs. R E. True. Cdr and Mrs. area of 23th St. where th# Friday W II Swmson, Cdr. and Mrs. I G accident occurred said, ‘T’va help* peters. U and Mrs. E. J Mills. #d pull t in dead "Ut of wreck­ Ll and Mrs. Robert Metier, Lt age' ai this crossing and on* that and Mrs. At II guiekert, Lcdr. was critically hurt,” He said, and Mrs. 1 J. Zok, Lt. and Mrs. “something must be don* about G. A Dicg*m, Cdr. and Mrs. J It ■ 'fptv of motorist* who travel P, Parker, *Lt and Airs. J. W the thoroughfare .” Johnson Th* accident involved a dS-yearMrs. Harold Jarohs, Mrs John old retired man, driving a 1944 Dooley, Mrs. William Lemns. N’a 'h rar, who smashed Into th* William I.emos Jr., Mrs. W. E. • i'Jc of Itie Diesel engine travel, Gli', srII. Mr* Robert Punch. Mrs it-g toward Os iedn AC|, official*, William HafcMl. t.c-rfr aid Mr« C F. Flltrn. Mrs. Jam#* W Guy. at the seen* of the accident, said Mrs Levsi» Mill'apps, Mrs Rich­ that the cmstlng was not a flag ard o Madson, Mr* Charles Scud- ensuring and that signs wrre In dcr, Mr. an I M r. Em rri Cowley, evidence on both approaches to the Mr. and Mrs. J o# Corley, Mis ■ stre e t and railroad rrn'sing. P»Ik * t hief Roy Williams, this Irma Jean Corley, Mr. and Mrs W K Kirehoff, Mr and Mr- morning, intimated that the aign# Roy Msnn, Dr and Mrs. C. L at the crossing* were those that Park S r. Mr. and Mrs. Georg' should he used outside of the rity Touhy, Jimmy Touhy, Mr«. Hard limits. Hyni, Cdr. and Mr* If. C Codec, A sa rrtull nf the accident, F ri­ Capt. and Mrs. R W. Jarksnn, day J. K. Lane received a hro> Lcdr. and Air* D. W, Linker. l#n leg. abrasions nf th# face Mr. and Mri Andrew Carrawiy, and head, and posslblt internal Mrs. Daisy Knox, Airs. M B injuries. Smith, Atrs Jwfcr Cameron. Airs A witnea*. who harvly r# t a. ( W Morgan, Mr* Lee Samuel ero«« tha ACL tracks without Mr* F, A D)"*n, Airs W’ A Lef. Ler. Alls* Blanrhc Kennedy. Mrs getting hit. and a nephew of th# 5 J. Nix. .Mr and Mrs le tU x Injured man, signed a statement Tharpc, Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Ruck­ at the seen* that th* whlatl* of the train blew only on* time about er. Mrs John Kadrr. Mr* WiUlam 20 yards from ih# creasing in Kadcr. Mrs. Marjorie Bryant, question. Chriler D. Harper, said Airs. E H. Laney, Airs Jtra Spen­ in his statement that th* whiatla cer, Airs. George Harden. Mrs warning* should have boon taro Blanrhc Ter Horst, Mrs. Guy Al­ long and on# abort blast. Th# crew of th# trala. Extra len. Airs. L. E. Thompson. Airs J. S Cleveland. Mrs. II G Lln- 5*. consisted of; W. B. Brinson, gle. Sin. A H. Forher. Mrs S G. mnd irtor; C. P. Harkey, engineer. Harrlman, Dr. and Aln Brantley W. H. Bruce, fireman; B. Joseph, Henderson, Air, anl Airs. Julian krakeman; and W. J, Crawford, Dclycns, Mr, and Airs. Robert flagman. Brown, Mr. and Airs, J E TerAnother accident. Involving th# wtllcgrr J r . Air and Aln Sidney same train, manned by tho lam* Ives it I. Atr. and Airs. Al Bruns. new , occurred later in tho after­ Air, and Mrs. Dick Aiken. Miss noon. about 2:40 p. m., according Diane Aiken, Mr, and Airs Harry to Florida Highway Patrolman Weir, Mr. and Aln. William Wie- Carl Williams, when a car drivon bold*,. Mi, and Mrs. Fred Kir»h- by Mrs. Isabel Horton, M yrar-old ner. Airs, Robert Ea'lerday, Mrs. Oviedo housewife, crashed Into tha J I . George. Air* B. E Chsp. train at a crossing on Htata Road ti.xn, Alls* Barbara Chapman. 119. Patrolman Williams said th at Airs. Albert Hickson. Mrs. W. W. the ear, apparently traveling a t A)re. Atrs. Jim Biiard. Mr. Wil­ liam Kirk Mrs C. C. Welch. Mr*. a high rat* of speed, skidded 100 F. L Crosby, Airs. W, G. Fleming feet, most of th* distanca sidaways, and crashed Into tha diesal Air* Marguerite Graham, Air engine with such an hnract that and Mrs. Earl Lawki, Mrs. Ray llermn. Alisa Judy Herron, Mrs the rail of the track was benL The entire aid* nf tha ra r was C. Al. Flowers, Mr and Mrs. ||. B Pope, Airs. Irving Pryor, Mr» telescoped and completely destroy­ If Al Papwwth, Mrs. O E. White, ed. Mr«. Iloiton was Head on Airs. B C, Moore, Atrs. Waller arrival at an Orlando Hospital, Barton, Atr. and Mn. C. J. Mcr- Her son, 12-year-old Rj||j* j M l nwether. Mr. and Atr*. At’. V. Lov­ remain* In a critical condition ell, Air. and Sirs, Clarence Wynn, from injuries received In tha *tMr. and Airs. J. C, Hutchinson. fdent. He was onrouta to BanAirs. D. C. Howard, Atrs. Ray­ ford with his mother, for a danmond Lundqid't, Allis Peggy Jane tal appointment Dr. Edward W. 8 tonor. nf Lundqulst, Air. and Mrs. E. D Rinehart, Air and Airs. Ralph Oviedo, administered first aid to Austin Smith, Airs. Anne Williams the accident victims until th* and Air. and .Mrs. Philip Atari. ambulance took them lo tho Or­ lando Hospital. BULLETIN Roth mother and ion w«ra phiLONDON 'A-Princes* Alargaret n#4 In th# wreckagu. th* mother put duty befoia love tonight and under th* wheel, the sen In tho onnouneed she will not marry P p ter Townsend. The 2A year old princess* an The reel name nf Tasty DoMarvw. nounremtnt wrote an end lo a writer weight chantpfcm taslJl rttp romance that shook tbs throat and pd by Carmen Basilia In Ma Ant divided tha nation. defease, la Leonard Uotta. (Continued From Pag* One) (Cuattoaig Dm Pag* On*) counaal of lamina**. U has to do with anaious thought about tha morrow and erotalng hridg#t bofor* wo got to thorn and n failura to trust In God’a ear*. W* often lose tho proton t through rtgrata regarding tha paat and anxiety rooraming th* futur*. It la our faith that tho whelo oxperionc* of Ufa and death fit Into an »t*ma! plan of God which la eonearned with ear b**t Interest# and our highest good. Iho Rev. David 8. Camoftx. pastor of *h* Christian and Miss­ ionary Alliance Church used as hia aubjort yesterday, "Th* Earth­ ly Rtign af Christ.” Practically, without *icaption men of all rare* and ag#t hava fancied a Utopian draam. Th#y hava thought of a place of plenty and prosperity and p*aeo . . of •oclal and economic equality where no man must llv# In want . . of unparalleled happiness and Joy. Thus, tha Scriptural depirtion of th* earthly reign of Christ ia not beyond th* teop# of human Imagination. Howtvtr, th* total picture which th* Blhla presents of th* tVorld-wida Kingdom of Christ i* an undispulabl* feet of Bible prophecy. Only Jesua Christ ran straigh­ ten out th* tangles and rlrar away th* mesa Into whlrh this world hat been engulfed by th# full's effort* of human agenelas. Theta agenrie* no m atter how mighty the powart th at bo; no matter how influential th* leaders; no matter hew diplomatic th* ministers; no matter hew earoful tha Interna­ tional plana—ra n never produce a permanent and lasting peace in the world. I* it any wonder that tha Apostle Paul should esclatm: "Eye hath not teen, nor ear heard, neither hava entered into th* heart of man. tha things that God hath prepared for them that lev* him." (I Cpr. t:« ) Paator Perry L. Stone of th# Firs* CfcrMag Churth preached yssUrday morning on “Good Nsw* for A ll" la tJitnvfueing Ms moooat* h# m M. "Do you ftol that your worth and f if laity a t a fro* human baint li upappreeiated and that you aro treated aa a pawn or cog or raio nr number? Then th# goaopol it good ntwa to you that you aro mora procloua In God'a light than tho most aacrod institution; that hl« Son out of tova for you diod on tho Cross to aa«a you from aln; and th at tha ▼ary haira of your head ara numbered. la your life a ra t’race and your work pointless? Then the goipa) la good new a to you that there It a rauie worth living for and dying for. Ara you aad and bowed down by trouble? Then tha goapel la good newa to you not of oaaa or earape, but of joy in the midat of trouble, hecau»e of dirlna rompanlonihip and the an uranra of ultimate virtory. Are you vistimised by moral wrakneaa, frustrated by fear or dDcou raged by failure? Then the goapel la good newa to you nf power to ena Mo you to live a godly and heroic life, whatever your past may hava been." Tho Iter, rtiitltp Sehlegimann, paator nf tha Lutheran Church of Th* Rrdermer, eho»o hi* teat from realm 44. end hia sermon topic war. "The l.uther Confidence Whieh Won the Reformation Vic* tori#*." Ha aald "Luther's confidence • prang from the Word of God from thi* very Psalm (P» 44.1 Th# revelation It make* of God. God’a Grace, God'a Help aid* to from counties* other Scripture revalatlone, which Luther believed and accepted m they read, and refused to chango for tha notion* of men. "Luther's confidence was from hia absolute certainty of God. Not with solf-mad*. presumptious, and thus false rertainly, but with a certainty from God him»stf: for God never forsakes his AVord nor tho*# who cling to It. Luther was certain that God was his refuge and hi* strength. "That certainty or ronfidenr# (C*atinned From Page One) themselves the Plantation Estates Citizens Association. • Moderator A. L Lincoln asked for queitU.nl but few were asked. Exeryon* seemed fully iron venant with the report and satisfied with 1U : findings. The treasury monies vere voted over to the tri-commit­ tee lo u:« as they might need. Blinks were dis'ributed to thoi# In (he audience who wer* not yet members of this group. Swift informed his audience that the petition* for zoning were prac­ tically finished and would be filed at th# county Mat early this next month. Sponsors of this group are: Thom­ as V. Bsrry, Carroll D. Blickbum. Mrs The’ur* Broome, Harry M Brown. Mr*. Christopher Butler. Mrs. John Bytii, Mi's Harriet Condit. Mri Gaston Crosby, Arthur JDahrinf',,> Paul C. Fywtscher, Carl ^ E. GallM, J Raymond Higgins, Arthur W Lambert, A L Lincoln. Mr and Mrs. H A, Lynch. Michael F McDermott, Mrs. David Runkcl, Charles Schneider. Mr. and Mr* Neil Snyder. Mrs. B. A. Shrohmeter, E. L. Swift. Rudolph Tmde,man. Georg* Wakefield. Wdltam Waison and Dr 11 S. Whutsker. was so strong that IS •truce! an enemlc* of God and His AVord though It should tear up the whole world and turn It Into chaos. God was with Luther and 1 mads him know It; his enemies had to fail. "Such was the power of the great reformer, not a power of hi* own making, but tha power of faith, the power of confidents and trust. Luther knew from the Holy Word, that faith In Jesus ChrUt as the Revior was God’s truth and carried that banner before the eyes of alt. Even when death and respite fared him hs would aay lei u* aing tha S4th Psalm for he knew that 'A Allghty Fortress is Our God',” said Pa*, tor Schlossmann. (Coatlaaed fraaa Pag* On*) Farmers Auction Sales Market. Two performances are scheduled— th* aftemuon show a t S p.m. and the night periormanee at I p.m. During the recent performances at Tampa, and ll* following day in St. Petersburg. It was necessary to stage Ihife performances each day to accomodate the heavy advance •ale of tickrta. King Bros. Circus will b* staged in three ring*—elevated stages—a mamoth menagerie of wild animals and herds of performing elephants • hipprodrome trick and with a ga­ laxy nf ISO world famous circus and arena atari. Including many new acts from all over the w orldincluding the Fngllsh Rockettcs, 12 beautiful aerialistf ifrom London. Fngland— the famed Dorchester Riding Troupe—, Senor and Ingra 5maha— from Argentina—, with 24 trained Arabian horses—, th* Tun­ isian troupe of Arabian gymnasts—, rlstey l-robsU —, a dozen funny ruela—The Hungarian troupe of the VaUnrtnoi troupe from Venclowns and trained animal acti. W. Bush Resigns As Co-Chairman Of Education Group A chanre has been made in th# staff of office's of (he local Can­ cer Society Unit, according in in­ formation released by the orzanlration’s president Airs. Julius DinifcLler. After accepting th# resignation of William Ruth J r at co-chairman nf the public education committer of the Ameriein Cancer Societr. Seminole County Unit. Mrs. Ding(elder appointed Andrew J . Brac­ ken Jr., assistant principal of Sem­ inole H ’.h School for th# tmei Pired term. Dallas Loop, of the Florida State Bank, serve* wtth Bracken as co-chairman. (Cntteasd From Fata One) Manager of th* Mound Park Hor. pttal at St. P e tm b u rg spoke to tha group on a "linen control i ; item ”, by uia of colored sheets In all area*. Don Scbroeder, admlnlttralor of Meat* Hcapital, Dunedin, wai mrdrriLir of a abort question and answer program Following tha lunebeoa maetutg, an Inipcctlon tour was made of tha local Seminole Memorial Hoapitil. The general concern ua of optninn, according to report«, wai that "Sanfnrd and Seminole County ha a a beautiful hospital with all facilities.'' Harry M. Weir, administrator nf the local hoipital, and iecretj£c U taiurer of the hoipital group, said that every visitor was com. pleldy thrilled by the hospital. One lo such an extent, that whiit they’re in the process of budding a 200 bed hoipital, wanted hli ar* ehilcct to visit tho St minola Memcrial Hospital for ideas. Jack Monahan, of Orlando, eve. eutivc secretary of th* Florid* Hospital Association, have a bnrf report of hoapi’/ il actlvuA throughout the atata. 11. A. Schroeurr, c'feeutivs director of Blue Crosa and Blue Shield, of Jacksonville, gave a brief re­ port on problems confronting botli hospitals and Blue Cross. Harry Weir, aald this morning, that Friday's meeting was parties* pated in by one nf tha higt<*-t turnouts of the tounetl. metivstvt possibly by the local hospital . f 1 the tour which was made, m Th* nest meeting of the eounc 1 will be held In Lakeland. *«tl Woar, Jan 10, The Morrell Mem. orial lioipiul Is located in Lj I c. land. An *leclion of officers wfl l>« hold at that tim*. aald Weir, be­ cause of the resignation nf presi* dent W. f McLain due to his l e i '. tog th* State to assure# a position in Indian*. m Atlehigan State says tt 1* Vxokinz Twenty-nine football plryem on for a "take charge guy” for its the Duke University squad are nafootball team �VN 3; .»• 'F ' '" V S ' V 7 r ;T;:,"e ; IT v 9 TOOt RIWSPAPIR Ib r a lfc DEFENDS YOUR RICH! TO KNOW! u i ■ 'V O L U M E XLVI s a AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER JB» U N k W R M H A N FO RD , FLO RID A * Vandalism Reigns Last Night C. C. Laramore atapprJ down from h!a engine at Randa Siding ycilertfajr and *a» greeted by hi* friend* ;nd Ic”nw woikar* a* he completed S i years of service with the Atlantic Coatt Una Railroad. •■Larry", a t he’a called by hia Iritnda end acquaintances, began hi* work with the Atlantic Coaal Line In Sanfnrd with tn* roadway (■(partment In July of t9#o. lit lUrted work at a ftrtman In IPV4 Memberships In th# Seminole and was promoted to engineer in Mutual Concert Association arr 1910. heinr sold »t a record para, aald Laramor* wai bom on Ocl »i president Francis R a w ilU t to­ day ai the second report wa* re­ 1IU Tb* lO'V rbri-tma* Psrade ceived from th# mor* than sixty He looked aertou*. at momenta spon*nrrr| j.unils hv the Sanford yesterday, at ha stood by hi* enworkera on tha membership comMerrhanl* V—oiutlnn and ihe gine receiving the plaudit* of rail­ inlttea. Seminole I'mint' Junior Chamher road men in every department in of Cumnirree. offinallv in Mr*. Ralph Austin Smith, head* Sanford Onee In a whit* though, Irp tha memharahip drive com- he bmk# inta a rmtle and pu»hed nmjn-rd >e,tenlav in a letter to merchant, of the counts. Viniltr*, raid that aha enthusiasm hia cap way back on hit head to The letter. Irnm K D Hunt in bringing outstanding artu ta to get a few wot da la edgeways, to Chau man of the I9.V> Christmas Fanford for the winter concert to speak. Paiade r omnuttee a-ked fur the a ,tin , la tha highlit ever expressRearing gif.* of all kind*, he cooperation of this year » gigantic ad in aimllar drives over the yeara. reached for a check praiented In event to make it Hi - nu»,t surre-s Tha office of tha association. him hy W. I Crahtre*. re n rril c#v worker* fill pre.enled bv ihe merchants Inrated in tha Blrickland-Morri- Yard*maiter. on behalf of all of C- C- TARRY'* l^ramora fwilh hal In haoH and wearing hiaik shirtt aurrounded and Jayrrr* of Seminole County •on Building on East First S t, hia fellow employeai. The letter a* he retire* after M year* with the Allantie Coast Line, tl’hnti* by Jamrseni Hunt, in hi* Irltcr said, “Over la being deluged with telephone accompanying the check read, the past few , r a n the annual •alia and viaita bp worker* to “ whlla the amount may not he Christmas Parade has grown and m*ko their report*. great, w* a*sure *on our d e e m has become one of Ihe most look0 An additional St mamharahipi for you it ire** and w# »htll mm rd forward lo events of Ihe winter vara aetd yesterday afternoon, you In our daily labor*. Yon haer1 season," it 1* her a use of jour hnmadialalr following tho first earned your rest." p e l Interest* and pailicipalirm. report, which bring i Ui* total General Vard*ma»trr Crabtree ilse letter csirrlltiurd, that has Wtembmhip told to data ap to aaid, “you'** been one of the fel­ made the event *>• successful Th* letter from (he Jas ere M4. lows that hat mad* tb* railroad • Tha Criminal Docket for th* Fall i I.retinas Parade Commtftee ofReawrillat told thla morning whit tt la today." Term of Court In th* Sth Judicial frrs.t help and assistance in nb that them ara only 106 member- Searching fo* words for Immedi­ Circuit a a* sounded Ihi* morning taming trucks fur floats with ah*pa left for tho aarlaa and ha ate ana wer, Lara more aaid, “ it'a with trial dales set for cases to be material ami l-dsor Ihe rr*porel npacta them to be reserved prior been ■ pleasure to work her# wilh heard. liltlly of the merchant nr the (Cewttnaed aw Page right) all of you " Only Iwo bond* were estreated, nrKanicaimn. Just a littaw le»a than a . year a* the proceeding* got underway Hunt, csplairn'd in thr official ago. Laramoie waa presented a at 10 o' cluck this morning, but letter that, "in order to make diamond atudded pin by the Atlan­ Ih# court immediately ordered thiv sear's parade rne uf the must tic Coaat Une for hia long years bench warrant for tha arreil of surers-ful ever held licrc, that one of faithful t e r lee. It waa hia 10 Flottic Mae H arm charged wilh nf the themes named he selected." year emblem "resitting an ofliccr" and set the TAU.tlltSSEK P Run»cll pm Tlinw themes were; religious, raplain Roy Tills retired In at “ He's going to ho missed by at," trial for Mondry, Jan 9. 9 50 a m, ray. aenmg a ’.0 year primn term manger s.-eae, choir, wi-e men, w it tha general consensu* of night from hit 41 years of a m ic e 11 iu i litnied on Pag* Fight) William O. MrKendree, held in ,n connexion with the death of his the Seminole (founts Jail on a 5 year-ol'l Owe Bamtnale County Gama opinion among tha railroad men to tho people of bis community. danshler, Ksthy, Vardew retire* whan new a^« and gathered for the occaaioa and who As a law infnr-ement officer, charge of first degree murder, will be re!c*,ed Irnijiorarilv for disability poliraa of tha Florida • era on their way to scheduled Captain TUlii *fr\ed In every ra ­ pleaded ‘not guilty” thi* morning hnip.tal treatment o' a lunj ad (Continued on Page Fight) pacity porvihla in the focal police 0 Gama and Fraah Water FUh Cam- work. nient. mtaaimi vara put inta affect yet- Among tho*e oral* mg Lara mor* denartment after being t'A.-rd ortgTh* Cahinti agreed today lo re terday with 11 wrltdllfa *f fleers for hu many star* of dereUcw t ,.a l> . h* fj'd . for *#a j-qV Just lease Tongay after being t od the try out for tho Job W t rookie •ad aw area wwperrieir retiring. doty w ftt. in addition to W. j Veteran* Adminblratlnn will *r Director A. P. AMrirh aald tha Crabtree, General Yardmaitar, H, patrolman. rrp t him *• a palirul Houever. ih* ASyesrold police poata ware hatng filled hy nine V. Nelson. Road Foreman of En IVitrr w is shut off over all Parole Commission Chairmen younger man aalectad from a gine*, L. M Cornell. General Fore captain didn't get to step d o . n Joseph Cheney said he had been v.,isfi r.f c-teril.i» for nesrlv thtee man. Mechanical Department, and without a bit of fan faro from hi* merit ayatem eligible Hat. advised by Dr T J Ready, chief hours while wtukrnrn repaired an C. P. Hirkey, engineer. fellow police officers and members A 14-year old boy is missing from medical officer* of the Veterans other break u Ibt city's l# Inch The aommiaaioa adopted a poli­ Along aid# the engine, when bf the Ssr.focd Board of Commiss­ hi* home on South Sanford Ave., Administration, that Tongay would rnim which Is a direr! water ser­ cy a t ita mealing in Daytona "Larry” Laramore alepped down, ioner* and the Civil Service Board. areord.nc lo rrport* of Ih* Sanford be arrcplftj a* a patient a nit sent u m I m (lie s» .iter depai Itnrnl st Beach Uat month filing compulwaa a itgn which read, “ good lurk At a meeting of the Police Ben­ Police Department i 151is and French to the VA hospital m Atlanta. 0 tary ratlramant of gamo officer* to C. C. Laramore." evolent Association last night at Mrs little Raldtre reported In Dr. Heady tod Cheney Ihe Veter- Shortly before 6 o'chwk sester • t age U . Aldrich aaid tha rhargaa Jim Spencer'*. Captain waa pre­ 'he Sanford Police Department that ant' Administration would nut he day tmirmng. heavy equipment •ra hi lino with a declilon "to dated with a resolution from Uio her aon, Ray. II, has left home., responsible for Tongay'a rustmly eps-t alnl by Ciagg Const nit lion hire younger man, pay them more Hoard of City Commiialonera pra- lie la about 3 fret 6 Inches tall indoor hi* return In Ihe stslr prison st Company lore into Ihe main water Mrs. A. Sullivon •ad arpact more of them.’* Ding him for his outstanding work weigh* shout 145 to 150 pounds Halford. line to Sanford. Batlrad war* art* aupervitor J. Dies Yesterday and long, failnful sen Ire. Along flay has dark brown hair and wean \V.,ler spouted inln the air fur at At Cheney's suggestion, th#- C#bi C. Albritton. Arcadia, *5. and tha with Ihe resolution. Mayor Denver it with a crew1 cut. least 3.5 li-ef disrupt rig traffic at Ithnlittttrd on Page Light) Atti* Runt Sullivan, 65, 13-WH fohowiag wild Ufa officer*: the liu-y intrrssclion Mrs Italdm wasn't eura about 16th S t, died yoatrrday morn­ Cordell, with fellow officers, city com.mii*loners, civil aervitr hoard the clothes he wa* wearing when A, B. Bauk.night, Groaaland, M; The water srrvice to Sanford ing In aa Orlando hoapttal. homes ami bu incise, was ihut off members, and Mra. Tllllt looking first mined. / . D. Warren, Longwood. 07; FI. Mr*. Rufttvan waa born In De­ on, presented Captain Tilii* with it apprus:malcl) B n'cloek due to L. Lnagran, DcLand. SI; F. T. Methe rapidly decreasing pressure § Donald, Panama City, AT; J. C. catur County, Gt* moving to a silver plattee in recognition of iml d«p'cltng water supply. Johnawn, Rlaar Junrtion, 71: H. C. Orlando M y ean ago from Livo Ml untiring effort* at a member The hteak wa# repaited and Ihe Pelt Craarfonrilla, 67: l* P, Ana- Oak. Sh* waa a member of th* uf the Sanford Police Department. Attend,ng ihe Ihreedav. rum- line pul hack mlo ter sir# shortly Mn, Clawlaton, 60; W. B, Spark- T in t Atiembly a t God Churth, Ben B 'tler, patrolman, and em­ Surviving nr* thro* daughters, cee for teat night'* dinner meeting, fain, Plant City, 69; J. A. Daugh­ Recent addition* to th* lanferd prehensiv* *e##|cin of addresses, Lcfore main. This is th#* resond lime within try, Indean Town, 67, and Roy Mrs- Pearl Byrd. Sanford: Mr*. presented Captain TUlla with an un- Puhll* Library has* been an­ eihibits. enterlainment and butiAtlla Thompson and Mrs. Thtlma rapected gift. Wrapped in a huge nounced as follows: Apley, "Hrldle- ness mertlng of the Ftorlda Funer­ a week's ;w'fiml, • In inch main Oate*«, Holly Hill, 69. AMrich tnld Ed Richey, 96. Thompson, Orlando; threo ton*, silver-striped package, waa a «rn wav» Through IH*tor>‘r; Brings, al Dire-lort Association, In St was hioken. litis lime fithln ltm wildlife officer of Fruitland Park, Them** Thompson, Tampa; Wil­ utne Stetson sombrero, a black “Clever Introductions For Chair­ rcteisburg verr Mr tnd Mr* fl f#ct of the valvu which »a* torn spart previously. wat retired became of hia phyai- liam A, Hunt. Orlando; and R- T. wettarn shirt, trousera, and bell. men"; Bush, “The Case Of The G flrtssun, of Rruson Funeral Hunt of Sanford; on# alitar, Mrs. Captain Tillia. eyeing tha gift*, was Three lost Letters"; Cadell, "The Home. eel condition. <• Named to probationary appoint­ J. E. Tedder, Palatka; 90 grand­ r peer Meta but Ms eyea glittered Lark Shall Sing"; Carey, “The Th# 6]if snnusl eontninn of fhe children; 77 great grandchildren; wilh pride The outfit wat a gift Fatal Pi cute"; Cooper, "Th" isnocisti in was designed to present ments at wildlife officer*: Haunted Harlenda"; Co stain*. Ihe Istest Information and techni­ Francia W. Davi*, Tampa; right grrat. great grandchildren; from hi* fellow officer*. T ha Tontine"; Cos#, "Top A l­ que*! in Ihe funeral profession, so and two great, great, g n a t grandFranklin E. Jone*. Euatia; V. C. Chief Roy * William* preaented ls God": Ernst, "I j H v 0»t Tour that th-*** attending might serve Nouta. Valrieo; Atbert E. Me- children. tha retiring eaptaia of hia police slgnment"; Davis, "Th# Answer their communities better. Lauyhlln, DcLand; Jacob II. ParisFuneral service* will h* held forte with a Smith and Wesson re­ Florida funeral director* rank Field, "Saddles To Santa gr, Bonita Spring*; Em r*t G. tomorrow at S p. m. at tba First volver, gleamirg with silver plate Gun"; high In the nation In their profe* F*'\ fierce. Clermont; Ram Pridgeon, Ancmbly of God Church with th# and bearing hit record with Ihe Finney, "The Ptum* Hang siorie! skill, and their annual con WewahilrhVa; Raymond C- Taber, Rev, J. Jt. Stalling* and th* Rev. Sanford Police Department enHigh"; Freyrdherg. " L o v e l y senljoe* help* them to maintain rriveo along tba aid*. Hands, and V. D. John*, Wau- John P. Hall officiating. April"; Gardner, "Case of Tha this rating. iuIi . Interment will b* In Grsanwood Captain Tilua paid tribute to N e r v o u s Accomplice '; Grey, The mseting sreording to nffi Tha sew men being hired are Cematary with Fairchild Funeral (Cealinaad aa Pag* Right) "Black Mesa"; Ilalliday, “The rials of the aisoclitinn, was well "Poison In Paradise"; llodsnn, attended and among Ihe mo-t "The Return To The Wood"; romplrte ever held hy Ihe KlorHa Unit, "Midpoint"; J e n n i n g s . Funeral Direstors Association. "Chronicle Of The Calypso Clip­ per"; Kennedy, "Up Home"; KIIIrffer, "Two Ears Of Coro. Two fllades Of Gras*"; Laird, "Prartleal Rutin#** Psychology"; and lasckridge, “Death Of An Angel". Msnscer 6andy Anderson of the Asnford Male Farmers' Msrket srRITJ.ETIN tountrd forqtha past week with Ihi* NEW YORK tD—Dale Carnegie report, "husinest declined sharp!' . uihor nf "How tn Win Friends and due lo denr»s»rd tnarVetlnn ron'll Irfluenr* People.** died today In Hons earlier In the week. Tne euhit home. He kid been til M fumher. squs'h. hesn and fruit market «howed quite in Improve­ tome lime Th* author and lecturer, who# ment Inward the last of Ih# week Imok told ipprnilmalely hour mil- Ideal weather ronditlm* fhe past Lon copies, tad fnr ygara beer 10 days hive improved quality and giving courses m public spesklng yield. We anticipate a good volume Carnegie, M attained wealth and of h#aM. cucumbers, tquash, egg­ fame by itretalng IS# value nf plant, nranr** and grapefruit dur­ public ipeaking In Urn social and ing the eurrenl week." bustneii fields. Ilenrv Will* Jr., formerly nf "How Is# Win Friends and !n- Ranford. and now manager of Ihr Puent# Poepla", baaed largely on Fort Myers Slat# Farm ers' Mar­ raonal esporieweM, waa yob- ket adviied, “tho Mason started bed in 1636, . ' her# ih* p u t week wtlh cucumbers IU tremr*rtoue yopv/larity led leading '# volum* and light aup h'm to describe himself as one at plies of egip.anl, squish, and to­ Uve "iwoet ailqniihrd" authors af mato#* following. With good weath­ hie Mma. er geadftleef. rrnps : r t making Another nf hit popular hnrtn was rapid progress and volume of all presented tw klin By fellew *ffleer* €AfTAB>. fco t m m M 6 •« a . k a l n d yiatnl "How lo Hop Worryttg tod BUrt Mmmod'tten should skew a deeded Hv# ahirt, belt. Memberships Sold At Record Pace fcBy Concert Group Princess Margaret Merchants Urged City Rests In Seclusion To Help Make Yule Property Parade Successful Damaged After Decision Small Youngsters Criminal Docket For F a l l Term O f Court Told T o d a y Local Game Warden Retires Yesterday No. .1M. A w w ialr*! P r« w Leaned W irt T U E SD A Y . N O V E M B E R 1. IM S Laramore Ena» ,55 Years Service Weather Fair and warmer throwgh We#f IKiilK ; low |nnl;hl '•* In M rewlrsl perttcn. Captain Roy Tillis Retires Last Night At Benevolent Meet Russell Tongay Is Slated For Release To Treat Ailment Water Main Breaks As Crew Hits Pipe Ray Baldree, 14, Reported Missing Recent Additions To Library Told Mr., Mrs. Brisson Attend Convention In St. Petersburg ★ ★ ★ Cause No Trouble Vandalism ran rampant in San ford la»t night a, older youths look over where Ihe t i ns lots left off Small youngster*, most lime* with parents. rn|ose<| Halloween "Trick or TTeal" fun wnh rautlnn and regard la proper!, of other* Hut a- the youngslrr* leli (heir mode*I (un. oMer youth* took n*rr with an eie bent on destnotion An estimated damage mold not be established a* reimrt* ram# in lo the Sanford Police Station and Ihe City Manager* Office City V| s n a g e r Warren F Knowles, and (his morning (hat *1 leatl IS slop sign* were rentus vd or damaged **lt wdl cnsl the rity a pretty penny." said Knowles, "with carh sign emting mor* than W." The Sanford Police Depart­ ment reported 13 school signs up P’sdcd, lorn apart, or damaged a« the band of, atlegs-ilh older youth, Imik the town in Its stride. A Gulf Service station at tilth and Sanford Ave, operated by (I ofltlnurd on Page light) Two Post Bonds For Violations LONDON' r Sad hesriH Prim re *, M ariare rested in terlusin# t day while *l>le-men rhurchmen and rommnnls k showered her willi rympathv »nd pra »e lor her de* e vion le put i,.ty before Inve The disnrrel man whose sirit s h e reiecled Group C'apf Peter Town»end triro fo face reporter* hut *uddrntv tinned awsy with shoulders drnoptng Hr looked pat* and downcast Msrga-eC# mother slaved with her in C srenre House half a mil# Horn H.ickinghsm Palare SmslI e lu s le rs iJ r u il- iii* gathered #U|* side. Q .een Fliiaheth It rim e d rw rityal duties awarding medals and nesting kmgldt in the while inrl gold hsllroom of RurkinghsM Palare Crowd* eheered th# Duke of Ed­ inburgh alien he arrived in York to unyeil a mrmnnal to war dead, lie flashed a smile lie is identi­ fied in many minds s* an opponent of the marriage. From alt cm nets nf Ih* earth (lonlinned on Page right) A. Woodward Says Noise Prompts Shot Two Asitford men hsse poslrd bonds (-)•■ violating ihe gam# law | rlalisr hi Ihe bag lintd of fresh M W Y O R K i,T V - M r t . Attn water fish Aerorling In Ihe S, n nulr Conn W oodw ard row s e t s it w as • is Sheriff*! n'fire. Altarrt Williams noi»e ra th e r than a n y th in g sh * of 1711 West 14th Si and loutei M * V hit h caused h e r tn fit# Wright of 71* F. ntn St. were shotgun Must- srtd rh k ille d h s f (barged with "evereding the hag( s s ra llh v spnttsm an hu sb an d , W ll* Print of fir.h wafer fl«h.** Bonds I lia u t Woodward Jr. F s - lic c , am ,1 soha a h o rtly after for each were #cl at $5#i. Itarrv Hcrs'«h. game w snlrn In the S d sy mowi ng ab o u tin g , she Senunole County, said that \* i! had told n ffi.'v i* she annt at a It.#tit* bad In his possession 15 fig u re nr shadow, fe n rin g it In he •peekled perch, while Wright w.ss a pro w ler and nut re c o g n isin g Ik 'mind with 5# >f Hi* fresh water a# her hua'ised. f -h. Meanwhtl*. tn attest today Ut rtedei.ee to her statement that Hearing Aid B!ucs KFY WEST 'P "Some one 1# Irving to hrerk into mv house. Using so rh-rttir saw," ■ wnm ari retrained into Ih# telephone. Puiirt Syt V V C iso lushed Iwo squad eai# to the woman's home The n'firvrs apprnarhrd quietly and surrounded Ih# house tha W oodwards' Long Islan d t Continued no Page eight) Representative Will Be At CofC Office A representative nf the Social Security Vdn.K'iitration Districi Of. fue in Orln do wilt be at th# Chamber nf Commerce Building HI There was no one. they wenl h an fold *ei Frdav, Nov < Friday, in#id#- lo question the wsiman I Nor 16 and Friday, Nov. 7S, be­ "Why, Ihey'rt still trying to get ta r r n the hoirs -•( M l a m, and In." she said, "lis te n to that rmm. 4^ q taw " Hits servlrc Is mad# available hv The w-.msn wnrw a hearing aid Ihos# who »i*b |q apply fo.- Old and officer! ashed h* et amine II Age and Survivors Insurance h#ne» It was out nf order, and making fils, social security account mint# a not** put like a saw biting .tiers, or obtain information a bo-6 through wood ' the Roctsl Vcurity program. S ★ ★ ★ Volume Of Produce Is Anticipated C (MattVwU) 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, October 28, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 28, 1955. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 22-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 28, 1955; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5aec30072703bb0325c6a7901cbff329.pdf 73a2ebcf294edd0c620b2c1b9cdc605f PDF Text Text David Gatchel Mcrcl Warner (Continued From r u e One) miking thine n « # ii» ry i*U rr »d Ju'tmenti within th* finincul m u m of the city In lm* with the jirojrf «* and trn ’*ih of S*nfnrd In reply m question number fivr "Do >oii belie* * m Inrrenm g the elty't tax miUige I" take rare of Ihe eity'* need* which are de­ manded by the p»«plr, or aw you *n adxneatr of nuDanre chari'* earmarked for ipeeifie project*’", I bele^e it i* b^xt that «e m'.in tain at * minimum our lax mill age »y long at the a*»e**ed valu»tion l» at tha present rate hr rati*# Ihf property owner* and hminroM of smford h ate for in'! Ions paid the bulk of Ihe tax bur den If, »Itcr all the economical practice* porillbe bate been Utl* lltCd, lb* city till! find* IDelf in nrM «f additional fundi for genoral operation and the drmand' of IV cilironry, I, before bailing mil!a;e or levying to called "nui»anre charger ’ would ho in favor of studytrs Ihe pnxtibllity of rail­ ing ai>furd valualloni and In* r ms mlllago *n a balanced point iContinued Irom I’age o re i t*a»," related D**n, "I f *n bud* where only the additional needed 1, pot* aa sny authority on revenuei would b« realtrod Thi* J uropexn ruatom*. economic* and mean*- I feel, would help *pm*d iifdititx, and l certainly do not the lax »o that it would not he loo want anyone to get the idea 1,1** btirdentnme. To turn up my Ihoiighlt on tills, ] think I can *P»"d three da;, in F a n . and come up « " h « f a moil difficult problem. I feci iftlutlon for tha French I'ariia- that mir>laxet thould go no high mentary ayxtem oe three » » l , er unleu it ii absolutely Impn'xIble lo meet our nocoiwry ripen in Bntain and know bow to count I diliiret other* i1'' Florida today my change in Kn^lnh more- ” i* roe of Ihe failejl grow ins xtatrr One of Ihe b is s c t dlfferenrex in Ihe nation For ui to get r*ni that Dean to ild •• I It ttic Ameri- , thare, laxei mint be kept ai h ' ean peopla and thoxe ahioad waa ax p«,«xible. Should 1 !»• elected, thele lark of intair>t in dilnking *ny and all problem* on ta.uv water, which lx prevalent virtually 1 preienl or propmcrl, won! I re everywhere. In Franre t>iry Hunk ' celvo my mo>l careful ». riitbiy win* and in Germany Ver. but In aniufr to your aixth que* h* found it equally ax hard t" g'< lion. "How do you think IV Board a glaia of water •<> drink." of Sanford ( ity to m mill lone ri I can better *ervo Hie people o( In England. (Ir.e of iha hardeit thing* to ; th;» rityo", in my opinion there on lent and about Fnsland , xtat- j are many wa; x First, mav I mention a mby*el ed D«ao, i* tbe fart that Ibere bar been almott no new commer­ which the Jayceex and The San cial eonatruriion there ilr.r* before ford Herald h a ir been dwelling nn the war and mo*t of ita builneja very recently — that of poor per■ctlvltlei are earned on in build- rentare of regiitered voter* and ! pf or turn-outi at the poll* I frel ing* erected at l«*»t Dm yeara 1 that a greater interest and parti • go 1 rinalion in our eiiy government by H’a never r*»Hied before how all niiilifird retidenti of Sanford many different wav* there are of would belter enable Ihe eommli speaking tha Englixh language 'loner* lo carry out Ihe u|*V» until we went In England", be of Ihe majority »nd thux helMr laughingly remarked. In addition ■er'e ihe people m directing the to mattering the merhanlral dif­ I prosrfM o| our city ference* of Ih# Britlah built ear* Secondly, a continued program, nr learning lo drive on Ibe left with renewed vigor, of rncouragfid* nf Ihe ro»d. it was more dif­ ins nr.* Imlu'try would certainly ficult In understand Ihetr high­ ! bcnef/l our c iv A» I ice II Ihe way elgnt and eapreiaiona per­ sround ha i hern hmVn in recrnl taining to lh* marhinea". r,**«- je a n , bill redoubted offorlx alont Jlna la referred In a* "petrol”, if the*# linos would certainly yield the garage men want* lo look more new Industrie*, more Job*. under the "bonnet" he meant Ihe bond. The trunk li eatlM tbe "b<vnl", the crank c**e Ih* "tump" •ad the daih board the "f*»ct*" "When w* cam* t« • »if» "hirh reed. 'pt*e*e park heed n* lail lowerd »lnne*\ we had In atk for an tnlerporter.” Mr Dean and hi* parly found Scotland faaelnaiing a* Ihey drove through the Highland* whlrh he e<>mr*rrd to Ihe mountain* nf North Carolina. "And ymi ran undarrtand • • w# did why lh» rugged mounlalneer* of Scottuh hltlory fought 10 hard to preserve their home* and why in the first World W ar they were known a* the 'l.adira from Hell'. "One of our ptea»an*e-t experlent**", *aid Dean. "»** when we attended a KoUry luncheon at Kendal, a Hill* low-n of ia.000 people In the lake district of England. W# wouldn't be iiirpiitrd If vr* were the only Americana mODl'CTS TO BE OFFF.Rr.n who had *ver been (here. Mnit TALLMIA55EE if* - Pnwtuct* of them h*a n e rrr he«id of Flori­ mide hy Iha bind .will icon be da and asm* of them xeemed to offered 'or u»e at tha Mate iatlitu think that Iha United Plate* w*« Horn at price* dr signed In meet a large body af MaHIm Monro# enmpfiuion from commercially surrounded by Indian*”. produced irtirlr* In Paris they found a definite Gov rollini h*» Invited repre International flavor at a meeting tentative* of the Florida Council which they attended. *'W# got th* fi>r the Wind to appear at a Cabi­ feeling from the ipeaker that net meeMng to nffrr their ware* day." he paid, "that mn»t of the under a IMS law- liherallrlni reguprobtern* of th# world er# not to latmni under whlrh auch goodi much Ideological a* they are may be >old. economic and that If mm* *wy could be found for every country Legal Notice tr, live and let live, mo»t of the danger of w#r would dtiappcar". Fearing they might encounter unpleeiantneis In x luting Vienna, they wera surprised at tbe fie#, dem with which they w#r* allow#0 to mow. Although they had to "Mein apeciet pa**|<ori* and there ware Kntilan soldier* and Com* wuniet posters displaying likenasMs af L tnla and SUIln, and the placo waa heavily guarded, 53^ 2*2 (Continued From rage Owe) ttle* for V th cur vinteri and our home folks. A growing Sanford demand' bel­ ter city lervicex lo its rituens. A growing Sanford rtw'anx heller builneix and Job op(v>rtunitie» for tit all. A growing Sanford City Government doing a beller )ob for the vjntnr and Ihe hnme-folki will, no doubt coil more nv-ney, Some economic* can. no doubt be effected However, to grow and pro* per, we m ail examine mjr tax itrurture and make w,ial changex arc necesiary tn pay the emt of Ihe growth and pr"gre»» we derire, ' By long range phoning That alooo will taiura you and me a prngrm ive and efficiently operaled elly. Long range p anning win give ui. the people of Sanford, what « r havm the right to expert from o -r city ” S they wera aol Interfered with la : any way. “What baseball la to America", remarked Dean, "muale I* to Au*. tria. It la tha home of Moiart, Hayden, Beethoven, Schubert. Lie- t«. the Magic Flue, tho Merry HTIdew and Where ether' nation* have erect, its to their military leaden, Austria has raised statue* te Ita eonpo»er* and muilclana. "It reminded ns nf Florida", " • said, "where our plane waa In land twa daya latar, where the hammer and aaw and the mea befclad theee tw la are boaily ear*- M AXW ELL KITCHEN CHOICE FREE! 1 B O T T LE IT A LIA N W ITH Pound COFFEE KRAFT Can (Limit 1 With $5.00 Order Of More) DRESSING PURCHASE HOUSE EHLRFINE OF 1 P IN T MON AHCHS YATCIi CLL'B GOLDEN CREAM STYLE CUANBKRRY REG. 72c V A LU E Limit 2 With Order LARGE BOX SWIFTS CORNED BONELESS BEEF Frozen Food Specials CA M PBELL'S FR O Z EN SOUPS MEATS GREEN PEA with HAM CREAM of POTATO VEGETABLES S T EW (fy o /'c o 2 00 Founds Pound GA« GRADE A 1% Lb. to l x/\ Lb. Average B ag LARGE FANCY PASCAL TASTE IT BEFORE YOU BUY IT U. S. GOOD GOOD EATIN* 69c b ac o n 49c HAMBURGER 3 Lb99c PEPPER 1 01c*“ 2 ," 29* LIBBY OR SEARROOK FARM WHOLE LEAF Round ^ SPINACH / p M IXED VEG. A TU R N IP GREEN S W. K. CORN J * STEAK YELLOW SWEET APPLE FRESH GROUND SWEET TREAT CRUSHED McCORMICK B LA CK H U N T S TOMATO BEANS SA U C E CHOPPED Belter To Treat T h u Bo Tridtod CO LLA R D S M USTARD TU R N IPS Don't Bo Caught Short Largo Supply Of Goat Lolly Pop*, Candy Cor* Jumbo Gam Dropa, MarahmoDeem '■!»f*-*■-:-*r -t. :j :"1 v DOLE PINEAPPLE JU K E -2 9 c DEL MONTE F R U IT C O C K T A IL TRICK OR TREAT SPECIAL DUTCH MAID SM Cm A H DEL MONTV PRUNE J U IC E FR EE! T R IC K OR TREAT, BAGS FOR T H E KIDDIES *♦i.of QL J/C KirCHEN CBARM P A P E R 1M fL 19C BEECHNUT PEANUT BUTTER, 11 Oi. Jar n f l , J V C PERSONAL IVORY SOAP 4 for 2 3 c H I M CANDY F A M IL Y . 7 7 , PACK A U CRACK ER JA C K 1 ( PUSS A BOOTS C A T m T.„ 7 FOOD* 7 . 2 r* 9 c ™ 1 !ii r:_t M OLE COUNTY'S LARGEST AND 30c *- . H S P IC a S P A N IS SUNSHINE CUP C USTA RD 25c 11 Ot. Pkg. J 1C �Cl r fO U t M VSPAPtl ' fo r a lii D(FINDS TOUR RIGHT TO KROV! AN IX D K PEN D EN T HAMA N EW SPA PER * voTuSTHyr C o f C W inners Announced The n«w head of Sanford* re really formed Utility Department it "on the job” letting acquaint*! wilh ihe organlrolmn ha mil con­ trol prior to reporting for duty on Nov. 1. Ruttell Dallas, a roident ol Seminole County tor more than live year*, will come la Sanford to head the big »ewer-waler de­ partment, (mm Buih Building Company whtra he wai General Confidence in tr# eemp.fting Superintendent. 'T h e organic*of tha right of way program and u on” Dallaa aaid. "la one o( the the letting of the bid* for th a !uide»t utility conatruclion com17-3; widening, four lanlng and panici in ihe south, hiving been in paving project, wae expressed la s t1the buimnen ter 54 year*." night at a meeting of the Sami-j •-( U1J * ult Bush Building Com* nole County Chamber of Com* pany,” he aaid, " lor eighi >ear» tnerce Long Range Highway having had my own buiineu Planning Celnmlltee and the known ai the Knoxville Butler Tititena Group, headed by Brail*;- Works where I was vice preii Persons Are Urged T e a m s To Attend Red Cross ^ re . . First Aid Classes P r a , s e d 31 New Members Join Organization #T J l____ I mmA a u a a a . U_ - ..i l k Odham. dent and owner along with my brother.” Hack N. Cleveland Jr., attorney Dalle * wai with the Army Corpt for Seminole County, who la now completing details for tha filing ol F.oginggfs during the last i f r o S ^ S s S f ^ p i u l f of necessary papers for condem­ worldwide conflict having held a nation proceeding* and declara­ commuitun ol Mayor and » n bat­ tions of taking, told the group, talion commander in charge of *1 hav# no doubt that the pro* troop training. Ha it a graduate Jeet will be completed this year." ol tha Univtraity ol Tennessee where he earned bit BS dad HE We bave set a deadline which degrer*. we aspect to meet. Cleveland r I n i construction wb wae teld the Highway Planning group lha"MWashington Terraco Pumping that two representative# of the Station in St. Petersburg.” said — ■^■*— ■ - ■ State Reed Department are now DaUai, "a construction project I* Seminole County working with coating a quarter million dollars.” rifht-ef-way agent John E. Pos “In recent yaara,” he aaya. "I hi order to eipedlie the right-of* hate completed more than threeway plana. Ha said, "Thera will million dollars of rehabilitation he anether repmantatiTa here and new coostrucllon utility pro* Mewday to farther help ua In Jeels consisting primarily of water getting tha necessary Informa- and sewer, and some gai pro­ The Sinfird Elks Club will be teen far the court order*." jects." boat lo Elk* and their families Clerical help and long distance When asked about hit reaction from Orlmdo. Kiulmmee and Win­ faeilltiee were placed a t,th e dta- in accepting the position as Utili­ ter Park at an "Annual Fun Day peaal of County Attorney Clove* ty Department bead for the City Party” to be given al lha Sanford land In order to further push the of Sanford, RuatCli Dallas said, Elk* Club Sunday, Oct. 30 from 12 project to completion, by the to sum It up In a few words, 1 noon to < p m According U> Eddie Paieoe, Gen­ havt traveled around tha rountry ChamW «f Commerce group “ k# ,Bd rity *•**<'« - k aver Civil difent# worker* — rod m fact, all who it* tnlerriicd in knowing h » In meet emergenHc* IV nrer* * Die Chamber of l ornirmight iho.it through per»onsl ini trie*—are being lined hi t R mere# nivmbvi*hip d im were an. i’ricrion S r . Director of Ihe Se nnunci i this mc.n g ji t » Golfer ! ill ii'i cling «' I an ' i of mmole i .nty Helen** Council in •^-on nnirtic liuildiog i nro'.l in first sid clattci now being I art minute i#!urn% changed Kill fi rmed f* ihe local Red Cro*» of­ l-vtal* and In. tea*e.| ti c *»-.ic# <>f fice, rew member* joining ibc Hem n ft wa* pointed out by the CD nl* CountV 1 haotbrr of Comniei.c director that tarely iW* a mm n r dq iinngc tn M**iiilicr.h>|i _ —...........A - .eir i.r miimty hare Ibe opportunity In Chairman Cliffmd >1. K>*>■- learn from «o compcicnl a leach- there ate *1 pew tin-id-er* i>f Ibe cr at F. R IVFallol who will Chamber of Cowmenc will j h u e rh»rge ol Ihe tnriruclion |i of tha ndlcltnl m iica*. ---- mcmbci* ... .. .. . . ... u r n 1n, 1 Mr r-lei.un "— *aid Shat he ha> ,nk their due. oicr |#.| earned lhat n.d only has Mr. Dr re* m w m nria of ih r cupriiX k.® .1 .1 1 t * i —. Fallot ath» »k"ll lo give fir»i aid,. I alion ara. John I iljp.it: . I and hut ha* the unu*ual ahiliiy lb im­ Jim Grant with a lot* of h0.6*5 parl hi* kno'aledgt lo other*. points They re.rive four liekrl* I I I #vpen*e money to Ihe Mr. DeFallot i* n.iw here »"h . 0and r, „ k.,. the Southern Bell Telephone Com-*Orange lr# j ft)( Bowl n m a l; » , -- M utual Concert A ssociation Gets Drive Underway Tonight 'Fun Day Parly' Westinghouse Co. Planned By Elks Disputes Statement On Jet Engines Sheriff Says Pianos Attract Dope Addicts in construction work for 25 years and tha opportunity to bt at homo it a plaasant ooa to accept.” Russell Dallas and hit wife make their home on Twin Lakes where he aaya. "m y hobbir* are some citrus trees and raising dogi.” .»i* ■. i Captain W. Harris To Make Inspection Of SNAAS Today r > ir t tiy ihrenjh Fndgr. High 'im p i'i!':r* i thiv afternoon *0 to 1*v Warm r.in Friday a'le-norni j * Russel! Dallas Starts Job Nov. 1 Confidence Heard At Meet Last Night Of Highway Group Wcathei VTha *»® M*T*.k«*iklM - m«( 3 Ik. memberihip *•*» d ree the ■ ■- -■ Seraiaol* Mutual Concert Auoclation get* underway tonight at a meeting to he held at Ike Seminole County Beard nf Education Board M M R»'or« **'.“ '••* - ' —* ‘ Room in the Educational Building on Commercial Av*„ at I o'clock. Mr*. Ralph Austin Smith, mem­ bership dm * chairman, ha* com­ pleted her lu t of (earn captain*, worker* and amatanU who will er wa* greal'y in demand contact mime lovers throughout to . rCCOIVe t » 0 I l C k f ll t o t h e lS O g WASHINGTON JT-The Weriingthe county ur.tll lha quota ol 540 ifh training z : : : 1(he local CD official *?*> ............... ^ .e ,. bouia company has disputed stale »uch memberships Is filled. at Ftrddlee Sleek l|oil*« V total laid that Is doe* not take an atomic menu lhat failure of >et engine* A Three-Concert series bar been of y.MH.t JO w»* eollerte.1 ty eral Chairman for Ihe evenl enter­ rhoien for the murie sea«nn in It mamifael in-d wa» tojitam c for rvpin*ion 'o create the need for lha Worker* •killful first aid. although tuch M r K i h h I n. etpreuing hi* tainment will include the Orlando Sapford. Co.-pilia Otl» Skinner creidrnli whirh rent Ihe live* of know led ;c certainly would be help­ (hank* to th# member* of tho tour mtn 'esiing ihe Navy a Dawivn. Elks BirbcrihcV C a rte l and OUaj ful then Hr pointed out that acci­ team* and lho*a who worked un­ and Helen Engelmaan with ra u l. ,nich * lU ^ 00 r,fc' *' •ateiceptor tha Pinecrol Scht- I AudUrrtum Speaking fee Ihe firm. W W dents m Ihe home are not infie- tiringly to make t1e niemWtehip Eiterbrock at the organ qurnt and Ihe confident emergen drive a *uc.eu >aid, "the rnti Three vaehta will be on hand at Alto lo arpear in Sjpforr1 In the Smith told a Hou»e government trea'mrnl of a loved one |usl group exhibited unusual rnthutha Mayfair Inn boat dock tn carry seuea are Nelson and N»*l, fam operation* »iiheommlHee yeilrrday cy in a* ainjle arcldeni would morr I xlsain -*» ......................... ......... mmr - »"'* they a*krd hu*tmvialtnra un sceulc boat nde* along tu i .VJiit.'Lan-Amenean duo Wcttinghuu*# record* ‘*how no in _.i Ihe K. Juhpa River, a turkey hert •»i\f« In which a eraih reiulting then romucntele for the lime »pcnl-P»‘'i'!e »" ’*w* * *1 ' end catting eonteax, ptenty of tn- R 2 * « w a i ' H i U ihjur» to- death of a pilot could *0 learning | ‘* ^ V ? i. L In th . larea Hag tndorr game*, climaxed dirretiou of Serge Jaroff. be directly attributed lo the failure Tie mcreatlng frrqucnev of •• He* **id. it ha* •aith a glganlie fi*h fry. will he a </f a J40 engine Confidence ha* already heen highway arcidcrl* ll*o point* up . , , t , f . ,oc to wmrk with big part of tha program foi the placed In Ihe *ue:r«* of Ihe mem. Ihe dcalrabilltv of knowing the fun-' „,(.n , n i women Dr. Terry Bird fells Kiwanians Of Health Unit D' Terry R*rd. !»r no'# Cyan* tv llrallh nfft.ei told the Sanfind Kiwani* t"li ai it* noon lunchron meeting e*t#tday. lha* I II alth l • ■> * local cent r fot the MarU ard *clenrei of p ie .anting dlaea** and prolonging life ” I*- B ril evpUini i the major f lien* of the oigan.cation, a vital p«ill.'n of r . r i . county IW ' e -'a te of Fforlil* "ilh the **• leption o ' ore lie *»id, "the i - .-itv Health Unit D *et up . the Board of County t'ommi*« ■ to fui. Don in cooperation with other nrganiratinn* for lha P’cer.n tio n of health in th* tenae muntty." * - , The Seminol# rn .in tr Health tlffi er enumeiated th* many op*ratio«* of the lo**! group and - .......... tealed. TNe'■ death, eaperlally \f «h*( IConllntied no page Eighi) -------------------- City Employes Eat H At Annual Barbecue Moi* ihm J:« City emplover. UatUloa and friend*, lined ”P last night, at I 3d. In he irrveR barbecue at the annual city era* pf"tca barbecue Held at th# far* aid treatment ' ,y .,. „ • lot of eni i' 'nrtmo Market *iam" k mure than ton pmmda in joining Ihe vi.itor* to the tnontbiy <»f nip»t to fill the plale* of tho the local Red CoHm Club Included I t t.omdc. burr crowd nhu »nnually ar* fet* the detail* a*.j.a,l,ar R'» *npplv offset 11 *d br the nlv gn*einmrnt WICHITA FALLS. To*. i^-TKe Smith I* manager of the Wetting- •'amenlal* of ftnt day. henhip drive, and with the limited pfttvo plunked arttfl last midnight hnii*# Electm Cnrp'* aviation ga* 1tt wa* added A iupcrvl»ed play program for number of *eaia available la Mia oqly tavern whose owner children of lha vDlUng F.lk* hat member*. H I* evpccled that Ihe ■ fft; turbtn* divlJion at Santa* City. | Tbo.e Intere.ied hewed hit neck against Ihe therCaptain W. 8. Harris, Comman­ been planned which will Include drive will hr concluded earlier TNe tubcommltlee hoping lo ila*«e* hnuld call Iff* hen o* mixing beer and "live der, Naval A.s Bases, with head­ twimming a visit lo the local wind up today It* Inquiry into the t'rn** office to get than expe. led. mutie." S'avy'a purrha.« of McDonnell Air tn Inratinn and lime inalruclp" quarters hr Jacksonville at the too. and :n all probability, a movie Franci* Rnurmllal, previdenl of lb# futnfnr.l Naval A.ivlliaty Air * art William*, who ha* » a * craft Co, Mil Demon* powered Mr Peter*on *aid Rut owner Louie Horaney aaid Naval Air Station, will arrive al Malum n|il#img • imdr tirilr* tv *# , , ” ni Ihe Seminole Mutual Concert A»- with We.tinghou«e Itoengim*. te ruefully that ha was still a shade the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air tociathm, ha* tvpcatcdly laid Called Navy and McDonnell offi­ n . w . »■» .. ...... .. S T a 'C IS ro r'S T a abort oat customers tinea Shenfl Station this afternoon for o brief 2 Game Violators , i th , SM fcrt N . '. l ..................... . hi. ........ . , , lhat. "with the rminent aril*!* cial* for qur.tinning al an open Weldon Bailey's deputies started inspection tour of Use base. • * pnindi r,l,r- , I of "1 Grocers Association Air Station, and Ihnry Mill* o f flhat- "ther# for Ihe Seminole rnnrrrt hearing. Arrested Tuesday I planned were .VW giving him a had time. Captain Robert W. Jackson. Ihr SwnfoM Hire], |n* *rrie», there I* no doubt a* to the poik too pound* of beef and ?• •They run off b«»ine»i.” Hor- Commanding Subcommllteo member* havr The g*me wsrden made two .urrv.*.ful outcome of Ihe drive Officer, Sanford Na­ Disapproves Use *ie*trgr Tnidn. pi r.idcnl of llir rviin.l- of Ia iii tv prepared for tqw awey said. val Auxiliary Air Station, said arreri* Tue.day for “etceeding ; under the direction n( Mr* Ralph criliciicd th# program a* nnr llirnlinueii on f a g e Fight I r v n l ' • |„ addition." ha *aid. which eo«' an ritimatrd Too million Of Trading Stamps Tha sheriff admits there's no today that this Will he Captain Ihe hag limit for fr*»h w ater! Auilin Smith.” ' ther# i*rr» gallon* and gallon* law against pitas* is taverns but Harris' first official visit to the fiih: dollar* rod four pilm»‘ livev with The Florida Retail Grocer* A* Other n/Ucer* of Ih# ennrvrt out producing a combat-worthy "f pickle*, latad and ilaw. ej« said thay attract dope addicts and itatioe. ‘‘He la not expected lo be School Collecting Harry Hervlah. of th* Game and pcctalh p irp irn t in *uil t)*e tana "jam seiiioBi and litre music pose at tha station long today." Captain Frc*h Water Flah Comml»»lon, organualion a rt Raymond M Rail plane. The Navy *ay* it wa* a •ocialion «i their convention In an inert■ted enforcement prob­ Jackson aaid this morning, "but arrested Clifford Bank* of Malt- of l^ke Mary and Dr. H. Waydr calculated risk taken under Korean lleaiw aler, ha* turned thumb* Mayonnaise Labels of itiu.r »(in hie lo eat barbecue.” To prrpar# ihe barbecue, twit lem." He told hit depute* In do a he expects In gel down at a later land and W. B. Robcman of Dr- Rucker, trra iu rtr. War rreivure- which did not work down on Ihe practice of u*lng Irad The Fotte-i l'»ik School for Ihe pit* «vi# u<nl »aid VVdhanit. A mg *lamp» lo *pur bu*inc**. William Fegan. repreaenlipg thr little elate "fflapeetuig'’ of inch date far a longer vtsli.” mil, but that *umo valuable knowl­ Undo when ha found 41 apcckltd Alkaheai Cclehrily Bureau nf At­ With diiru**lom and iutiei met Phytically Handicapped in Hr• 1la igr p..rlable pil wat *et up along# edge wa* gained. placet. Captain Ham* cams la Otis perth In their poueulon. Ihelr u*« In »e*eral *cillon* of Ihe lando. whlfb *c’*e* the f • # coun- ( ‘ule Ihe evtia large pit a | lha lanta, Ga.. will meet with the . Tha pianos aeon wet* mated out district Smtlh* testimony that engine to command tha Naval Bond for each of th* two gam* mrmberihip group tonight for thr It XUClion matket Th# meal m l Slate, Stnford hai a* yet become ty area Including Seminole. ef aD places except Louie's T»xxi Air Baits (ram tea duty in the violator* wa* l e t ' at 140, accord­ failure c*-uld not be blamrd for excited about the xrtion taken in collecting lb# tear off portion of co.ikrd and b.v»ted for aix hour# kick-off meeting. Thr drive gets Ipa. any »erK*ui arcldeni* Involving the Far Eastern Waters where he waa ing to record* of tha Seminole hrfnr# b#mg ready lo eut up im t other cille*. City Manager Wa’rrn Ih* latiel nf kr.ift Mayoniialir. (Continued no Fage Eight) "It Isn't the piano I’m fighting Chiaf of Staff, Commander of the County D*mon «ermed lo ronflict with that K Knowle* tald yetlerday Dial Sheriff* Office. Acronling lo a letter front lb# terve In Ihe hug# rrnwd. .11^ h r .” Horaney said. It doesn't Carrier Division Three. Previous itken Monday from Reir Adm nothing ha* been laid »o far . . ★ ★ ★ lorr»*t Ta<k School* Par»nt pound* of charcoal wa* needed l# mean that much. The thing la. to his Far Eastern duty, ha waa .lame* S Ruitell, rhief of Ihe either prt oe con . . , regarding Group, Ih* Kraft Company ** H cook Ihe meat, Carl William* laid. does a guy have any constitutional Commanding Officer of the Air­ Nary Bureau of Aeronautic*. Taking up ihe lickrt* for tha the u*e of lh# dupuled Damp* pay th# *cho«l |ftr for #very "tear rights? What do you think?" craft Carrier Philliplne Sea. Ruivftl *ald that in three craihe* here. 'Thero I* nothing tn our off” lab#l from a quart Jar, Sr event wa* Mr*. Mary J Harke.V Horaney aaid he would "aweat live engine 'ran be blamed direct­ oidtnanre* *o far. (hat I know from pint roiilainrr#. anil 2e for of the Ctl) Manager * Office, whfl# If out a little longer and If neces­ ly, or •#n«»u*J/ ampectrd" and that o*,” laid Know!#*, "that would th# X mini c in# UImI*. City Manager Warren K Kttowle* sary taka legal action” to try to m another tb# engine wa* a fartnr prevent Ibe u<* nf the ilamp* '* •nivrd coffee for th# big annuli Local Club To Have ■'P«rhap*". *ai<l lha 1*11 e r gel the sheriff to ctU off hit depu­ employe* rvrnl. It* laid the*e four rraihe* rn«i One membci nf Ih* Florida Re ties. " ' « • indindual*. elub* nr nrri(). rommt.<*i«-#r*. Gkmatf t*ro live*. Ult Gro-er* Asioeiatiod called on garuiatlon* woul.l he tnterr«l»d r«imml**lonrr* headi of departHe said last night was the first Masquerade Event the organualion. at it* mrfting. to in till* worthy came ' one in two weeks that they didn't A m siquorj^ party In e^jobratn inenti, emplove* and friend* all help Ortindo in it* fight In enforce Hallowo*n ^ 0 h o opening of tho visit him. label* eolln. led for th • group were Invited lo tit. harberu* held two ordinance* affecting Ihe Duxbury Pupils "He's been giving me trouble now addition la the club rooms of • hnuld be *»r\t tn "Foie*1 Dark tt Hit* tuna each year, stamp* tho Sanford EUts Club will bo htld Schnnl, Orlando, FU.” 1 ^ ^ ^ every night,'' Horaney aaid. Present1 Program "That u more than tu*t an Or "When I told him I wouldn't Saturday night beginning i t • p.m. [lando problem." Arthur Harm nf tale eut Ihe piano, he *aM. 'Well. John William* baa boon named For Lions Club Fort Alyer* laid I'm going tu have four or five matter of ceremonies for tho ovenL "If wa loir Ih* Orlando haltlr dcpihie* out here every night and Priiet fur Hie boat rostumri wlU The Du*hury School of Danebo anarded tu both tha ladlt* and run off all tour customers.' ipp preaentod a procram of en­ wa have lost Inroughoul the ilale," attending the Saturday "Maybe it's because I'm from gentlemen tertainment for Ihe Aarfnrd l.lnna tlarrii lold fellow delrgatca to ihe right evenL auoclaliun'i annual conven­ Oklahoma Used to run a place at Club al III noon luncheon meet- the tion Tuesday ln» Tuesday. Midwest CIIt, near Oklahoma City, According to the official EUt’a The Orlando oulinanre* put a until about a yrar and a half ago. Club Bulletin. BUI Liberman Dis­ Pupil* nf tha school were **rn m e per -ent Ux on ihe itampv and Deputy, will make an official "The *hcrtf( told ma he didn’t trict tn special numbei* during thr visit to the Sanford Elks Lodge on requite all Damp* lo carry the like Oakies. program. Dottle William* per- name of the tily and merrhanl. evening Nov. IP at "'The vougH to gel an ordinance Thuraday foroied a *oft-*boe number to th* which time a clan of 11 candidate* Ted Mcorehead of Miami. »**oclpassed agiinst It and I'd take my will bo initialed. Tho program and mu*lc of "Blue Sktev” whll» Mary wlion lecratary. said ih# «iamp plane eut night away.” Initiation wUI ho preceded by a J*ne Flynl did the OiarleiUn, rumpanirt Intend lo *(>end money Horaney tald the sheriff alto dinner aervnd at the Elks Chib. Nancg Richard* a military to* lo defeat any proposed law* re­ aaid ha was having to crack down number Juna Jenalng* an acro­ gulating the itjmp* on palm readers sad fortune toll • "W# Jun't want any of Uiem •round atthor," ho quoted Lho ibor* nf U saying Marilyn's Divorce Is Final Today NOT YORK OP—Mlrtlyw Mm*>o’i diverew from Jot DtMiggto FAIR OPENS JIN . St became final today. TAMPA (P»Dropplag tho 1SU Than was nc aigw of tocsmcOla nf opening oo a Satur- How, thtrigh Urn aetrroa and tho “ f, tho Florida |4ato Fair wlU former baseball play** had S t ta tft h> Ha tradtUsnal ______ Kart t t » 1 5 W a p « J a a B M d n How T M Pant, q______ _____ throw* M . if. Bu m fro rotetal aroali hniude: PMv %,0 MSW«a k tu tm : Pah. ssaxnsafltA batic will*, with tap •election* a • ** A reioltilion opposing us# of the wa* patted at the th* meeting, meeting br Joey Mute, Carol Nutf, and ' *lamp* "** P*” " ’ *( _ of..lh' __ .... - -....j# •<••’* th* team nf D«anna Nirhol. and »«ld u*r they7 31‘chaet Fopa, NEW PRESIDENT TOLD objected tn lha extra eort nf the rlamp*. Anolhrr reaolultnn adofded It Ihe ! r , ' 4iJ krueen meeting a.ked that PENS4COI-A K--- #*■•• Mn.. VVIIJl C r t ----t - a ■•**•°«•*•!■ oif ---English of Tallahane* I* Ihe new at le n t IS p#: cent on milk, rom ! wreildant of tha Women of tho pared lo a markup nf about I per Church. Fnnbytary nf Florida, cent now The present markup It Aha wai choven ytilerday In tuc two cent* a quart. read Mn Gaorga WaUi Jr. af Tha groeer* tald that Ihe higher markup would allow retailer* to Chi play. mako moro profit wlUiout rilling Oihar afflern ara Mn. Aan price lo consumer* who havo Troxkr. Tallahauee. vlea preil- tha milk de'ivarod to their homo by dent; Mrt David Revlt, trraiur- the dairy. CORNMIA f m i W INNER will appear (n Sanford In tha Drat ad j Mr* F. B Callow gy. Chlpley. • ttn a (M tail aertm alartMd by Ma Swwinola Mutual Concart Aa- hlitsvriin. and Mr*. Jamro Ward. Atlendlny Mia convention from » tU aariaa Uftna Friday mat*. MonttMlU warkt ataatwa daw - Sanford wai J>a Giiil operator of th* Tip Tap Super Market aa k a - " l e V J ^ ' ^ i h & ' MM A«K \ l t ^ ! M‘ 7*f ,n<l U n - * D ^ " M l �•m Pare 2 Thm . Oct. r . 1988 Hallowe'en Is Time For Trick Or Treating T W S V ffC re W A lD ” Reducing Diets Vary For Each A ge Group By MKaUUf N. YOtrvE got to cut down your daily calorie InUka If you want to reduce. And there’! only one way to to th at—eat lean Yet tha body*! food neede n r y with age. to a dl*t which may ba Ideal for you. w ont work far your young daughter or your mother. a m o t ia t e d Butter. H tag. m i l t gelatin, 4 eo. Bklm aHk. 1 glAie lu c k •klm mCk. 1 glnu: rye cracker, 1 to’iire Day a Total: U l t FBOM SO TO 40 llreakfaae Caleriee Tomato lulre, 4 cup (4 ee.t SS Ear. 1 soft boiled Tosat. whole-wheat, 1 alica Rutter. 4 tap. Milk iw holfi.l rIim Hove Diet Works Now, when you go on a diet, don't expeet to lore two pound! th e flrit week, two pound* the oeconl week, and m on. Btattnt centrally Jutl doetn't work that WAT You may not lore anything for i t a week to ten day*. Then youll j . , Bfbeen probably drop four or fly# pound* Tuna aalad. within tha n u t ***k. Thereafter. Tuna. Sot ou U Irvil of! with a a average i i head lettuce i of up to two pounds per we* 1 ten. lemon juice And let me remind you that It a Cauliflower, 4 cup ju it ae important to diet during Caltry, raw, 1 italk th e approsrhtnc holiday! na at Bread, white, 1 slice any other time of the year, U yon Butter. 4 u p realty want ta Inaa weight. Cantaloupe. 4 small Bklm milk. 1 glna Extra Tirt r-x.-cu weight t i n t good for anyone You may piy lot a mere Dinner 30 pound* of ratra fat with abowt Meat nan*. 1 earring rs «l > i02 n Potato, baked I modi um JO year* of your life. 59 On the other hand, taking olT Broccoli. 4 cup ,14 weight improperly can be dan- Butter. 4 i»P , geroui bunnrie. Thla la etpecially Cole alaw. 4 eup true during adoletcenca and mld- Prachee. canned S halves' AT dlo-age. alnce In there rtagea yon •klm milk, 1 glAas rc M tho tperlnl protection that cmly the right tort of food u n Aneck Kiel S k ta milk. 1 glare How much you lore u rd tr a D a fi Total: i J f l diet dependa r a how long you fol­ 40 AMD OVER low the regimen In your n it C tltr ta up Whether you diet at nil, Breakfast IS and how mueh you ahould laae, Orange Jukca. 4 c u p i 4 o t ) ta. of eourte. n m atter for your Bgga. 1 poached T out, white. 1 slice phyilctan to deride. Typical reducing menu* for Batter, tap. •a rw •no day. for Managers, tha SMO age group and tha U -ia f group followi: Itaoahfatl TUNAOM (4 •*-) Orango lulca.i, 4 cap |d W hclt-grain blieurt, 4 Banana. 4 « Tonit. vfhoH- Bouillon (cube', 1 cup Cat tag* chaeaa, grounded (bag. (4 oak . U «• p u lte r, 4 tip. tUflkfwholai Lecture and tomet* mta4l U | n | ) |||m KltNMT V. lll'N T , frlgMl a prisoner at the State Ttond prl«*« near Catneivllle. ihnvri Prlion Cap­ tain 0. M. Be-lenl-augh h<n* he painte<l one of 10 scene- from the Ufa of Chrl-t with an ordinary »ptar gun on a ma*«nlte hoard. The rrmaikahle paintlna*. which have htoughi pralia from expert*, will he eihihited Octoher 51 he the Rule R-ad Dehartmaiit prltnn »y«tem at the North Elands fa ir In Tallaha**ae. Thu -<-#na, "Tamptatton", took Hunt more than 90 hour* to romptete with hit apra gun. (Photo hy Red Kerral Jttk# Husbands, Wives People In Radio Are Very Cheerful Relationships On TV Is Boring. : lire Pinky Lee Is Sensitive HOLLYWOOD in — A aeaaMJva fellow i* Tuky Lae. He hai long been the butt of other comed'.ani' lokei Thta h it hurt him deeply He longed lee tke A laa when be mmU have their re> “1 ■ not a auavn re media a. like • m b fknacr er 0 ta rge Oebei eg Jaeb Brany." be aaya. Tvre f tf a apeeeh impedimaat. I'm ugly. Be T Be thinia that Mike peeple laugh at ma and than (eel terry Jnr a < Little wtttfal ttiaga that VtgfR bring a tear te your eye." Tur year* he lingered on the fHoce of top atirdnm, m in i from huiletque to night rlnbi aad movica and then televtaled. Bat ha never r e illy fluked big until NBC aletted him in an afterneon pro grim lot ekO dm . The Pinky Lee ihew leek off like A ■•'it- aarre him WtlL K waaa't Jveot aay little meute, it wai tke mifkty Mickey. Backed ky II mtUlea deHart of •ponton* geld, the Mickey Mewed Club wat tcbaduled dd ABC o p p . m l* I'taky. People taid the Walt SHuMy thow meant cwrtatda tec ^ n le comk. . Pinky began weeitag even hard­ o r Re already lad a Herculean - 4(b*dule—m h ill hour ahowi a to m b AnJ ha couldn't walk E B rd u th hU char*. Me wee bMcb“JMm gitmielf owt Uke a trewger 5^bvm»ghaut each akaw. Evee to. Novel Rtaarva Hot Bloc* For Everyone Tbday. more than ever, the l*ntted Mate* need* a atrong, ready Navy. But. to have a ttrong Navy we mmi alto maintain a ttrong. ready Natal Utter** If you're aa alert youni man between the agea of IT end Hi* year* of age, the Navril Beterve hai a glare for ynu. J e tt the Naval Rewrtra Today, fo r M l geniculari, call er vtalt your Naval Keren* Training Center B U r d lr tN l t d P m a a e r e I t , Or* pb ea a w r it e r "I don't care «bat you »*y— •Mrt Murphv *ald "I do not want Merton ta go out tnck-or-treaUng. !n the first glare ba'i loo little " •Oh rum* now." Mr Murphy • tld "Let the boy bay* I little fun 1 11 go elang and keep an eye on him " "Mfff." Min Mr* Murphy "1 remember the tlm* Junior wa* lit­ tle and vnu went along to beep an •ye on Aim And Jim Aimpton Inynted yo-i ui for a •teite’ of hard cider Junior got home two houri btl'T- you d id ''' "Well, you wouldn't eared ui to •hare th* cider with a boy of three." laid Mr Murphy reiiooably. "AByhow. Junior got home all right Taught him aelf reli­ ance "Mfff." laid Mri Murphy "Me rnuld have got loit nr—or almoif anything Bendei. I don't approve •J ihu trick-or-lrggt hutiaeu It's nothing but tcgguig " "There !»." taid her huibind. "begging and begging t don t rctali utlng any iuch word when you went from door to door putting the arm on people for the benefit of the ladie*' aaiiragweed guild" "Thal'i enlirely d.fferent end you know it! The idea' Compar­ ing a fupd drive for a worthy leaure wiik th u —Ihu yuvenile do'I'BflltPPfV T ilt'a •!! if if* imjuenrv TTbif» all it iiii —tt's rjc k rtc tn r; You're enrouragutg jyour own child to Ibrtattn tha neighbor!' 'Uiva me a treat or I'U ; 1do *omethlng to annoy you"' You tnow." *aid Mr Murphy thoughtfully, maybe you have a point there Maybe wa thould for­ get the treati and concentrate on the tncki LA* when I wa* a boy. Did I ever teU you about the time » t hitched the m iyor'i car battery to tic dcoi tindle. and — 'Tom e un. Merton. Wet] try it fir-t at the W cbiteri'. Than I knew a dandy trirk to play on old Mr* "M en" *nbbed Mr*. Murphy. •'Children-every on# of them. Ail right Cm trickuyr-treettng. B utlf you stop In for any more of that rider. I ll come up and aoip every m e of Jim Simp»on'i windowi! ’ NEW YORK if —Peepla ta radio, along, the American people go all 1** *n lo **** P10*11® ,ieil P1*1 aretavary cheerful about their out for it.” Have* iayt. "But Aft-1,*r»Mu.r uiri u m r iidect.ve vin u if . __ n-edlum thr o day* It's not )u it.»w*r 4awhile they in brrnme choott -h what they want. la in talk. Rather, it'a th* eort of They rhoare a t .hep uan«. And * r '. r o r e J £ ,n Ir*^*‘ V ' 1’ *?* indefinable uptimi-m that cnmci a lot of people want radio again Utetc dart " ••'«« age that Hugh 0 Irian laoka • hen a commercial venture It there day»." In aupport of hie belief Hayci NEW YORK <A-Tha relatimuhip nuking money. of hutbandi and wive*, at viewed Arthur Hull Hayci. prendeot nf rn televliioa. la becoming a boring CPS P etfi<> tM e rflifT p y U .Y ")h ti itereotype In (hit vertian. holy way: "WVva ataried up with raI .n 7KTMA Mw? Wh, ri**-„ ,ETh# IBd 1/1,84 04 . 7 . m * regular neekly irp" ?(ABC-TV). matrimony ta a ilala of perpetual dm.'* atativtiral aummary. "E arp wai rcaUy a 'mental' kind It ii, aayl Mayer, a kind of hi*conflict. factory *alei of radio Mil for r f guy."* O'Brian laid the olhr Of eourre therr'a plenty of con­ tor.cal ailuatlon. When radio came flict m marriagr It marriage were in. phonograph recording* hit an th>* ftrat ST neeki of thi* year «j,r . "He out-thought hit eneaiei Juit m a Mg lueet confection, the all-time low Everyone aail the tnt»IM 9.144.US—an inerpai* of H, hl(j 4bmit j j ogun-flghti. but whole in«tiiut'on might eventually recording buttnerv w ii finnhel « » per rent nw r the figure for ||e killed only four mto. Hnacver. Then along came tclcvnion and a the corretpoodmg period #f llrt m my job nf interpreting Earp'a perith of dlabcte*. So let me rmphaiUa that t'm lot of people and radio wat fin- ye»r when S.4SIJU ie'.a were character t can't be too 'mental.* not plugging here for a perpetually tihed. But now —dcapitp both ra ­ •°MWhile the thow u as adult well•weet and totally unrraliitir view dio and televnion — the u le of H iy tt em phttliea the "pm oo- ere. it’* a favorite with youngof matrtmnay on T \'. I almply pro­ phonograph recording! la at an a!" aipect of radio la the rtipect tta ri too—and nobody w u ta to that a home m iy have at many have to think too hard while m t the depreulngly large propor­ all-time high "Whenever anything new cornea at a hhlf-dotcti »et> which enable 1watch.Bg iL" tion of TV drama and comedy that tritely and with exaggeration treati the tn«me of m irritge Not a nlpht pa«*e* that at le n t ocia drama ii not preoccupied with the hu*tup or patchup of a maritage. And av (or daytime auap CANADA tperaa! ' Rarely doe* lelevtiicet treat the theme of marriage without banal­ ity. Watch fn* theta development! ;n the m at televittd matrimonial tangle you witne*-: The wife it uiuaUy aemiuve and perceptive The huiband u wiually goodhearted hut inclined te be rather a ttob became b#‘a weak or rro*a or mitguided. OrcaiMm. ally there a a revere# milch, but In geaeral wivea have better char after* than hutbaed* on TA’. I think it'a the advertiimg agency influence, which D rnormoua on the acrlpti of many ahowi. In U# effort to pleaie tha iadift. » r •merge at heel*, gentlemen At the denouement of this tyr* ral marriage drama huihand end wife are reunited thankt la mme "reveiatton" utuafly initigated by the wife I've looked at quite a bit of day­ time leap opera. U I were a wornan I'd eonitder It a depreuing dreg it* eeafljeti are perpetu­ ated by gotvipi Hi pioti revolve •round buttup* and patchupt Yet Id tome reap*ft torn* map opera* ire mere realiatir than tome night­ time drama a. Id them, far e tiiidid, people dd atgarate aad get dfoar i ld m i woman ea oee prothree ttmei. lik e people you ta real life. Yet in general the narriage dramki af TV are nat UMtka b»eaate their aelwtieoi are ceatnved add da aal item Bam tree charitttrU eU aa The hkhering ta realietlc eaewgh. b e a m kaowa. But betweea the bickering and tbe conMdU>*Wklp Ceitdgd Cbaaad, rich wltk Wired eetattaaa I*re had mere that vUypdl crtdai. . . flat flavend u i daaogh ad Vm. •»*aK t I" K "ilS S? <£ank.fitLJthiL caJdott N fmh. Try ill You’Dflad PHYSICltrS a to r.) Drv tn lllo Eegre. Clyde Welgland. and Owen OurabcrlAia cjumlnt a tlm of record besms t t • new •tcjA-e ttn ie li ihty dluortrod at Iha I'nlwrtity of C ilifin u Rialattr^ Labort'.ery at Berktlay. Th# new particle, identified aa an wntipro' in or negative proton, la tbe oypcwi'e number of thehyareicn atewr.. !ti dlirovery miy be "a mil-it on* ea th* road to a wrttoit raw realm of tads la high-energy ghywfi.* (International; Scionco A Your C Y C L O T H E R A P Y IN M USCLE SPA SM S Mt/llLE <jrA«M5 Attt tOMMOH aVCt-uATMLCtnf MUWAN3CtVi^^ON^QQ MUSCLtj Musat SfASM IS ASSOCIATED WITH A VAfliETY Of D(£EASU ky AcI#or# We human* rely » remptax array *f VX) mate lea of vanou* 1 1it< tot the phyacal P*»*r »» have ever our e-ivirwoment. Yet, we commonlr bwom* l a i n of thU wonderful • v*(#m of Income. Iten only when our mu»fle* "M t u p w h e n rth e y remind nthrough pain of apaim that aomathing hai gone wrongA •paint n any redden. Inv«lwatery contraction of a mu*cle. Twitching. cramp* or oth#r type* • f muacle tpaim map bo brought «n hp a variety of rau«e«. Sudden •hilling of th t body of tor awimnunc mar re*ult in *evrre (pawn • f t o n a l of tho h o lr'i mu«ele*. 5 bar pip dimmuhed rtrculetlon of tho blood to any part of Ibo W » bring* about i"anr* In tho bloodatariod aroa. Chemical imbalance t« aim a romnton rauio of ipaam; for oiantpl*. recent reeeareh intitrate* that tho painful legcramp* of pregnancy a rt doe t» • bnormallp low level* of calcium In tho blood of expectant mothora. The •■'-called night cramp* —aloop-dlitnrtiag ipaam* of log route loo—• re also believed to be Totaled to calcium metaholltm. I.arterial tonaa ran atnd tho body * mutcnlaturo Into violent contraction*; tho mott notnrnu* o f theoo la tho noi*o« aerreted by tho perm of tetano* nr lock-law. In addition, many ailment* of the nerveua and ahelotal interne ar* accompanied bp muarular apoem*. Feature* In many of theta chronic ae«4U} lioni. Including arthrttu- buntItv. paraylegin and tow back pain, a new treatment known at ry» clothertpy ia proving beneficial.! Doctor* have found that cyclo-' therapy, • uni.ju* form of elec­ trically generated ohyncil en-| ergy, hat reored (Inking retull* in eating tpaam* and relieving the pain of patient* eufTerlnc fr-vn a variety of ailment* thai affect the mutcic*. and helping them toward rehabilitation. Th* phyvkian al*n baa a vari­ ety of other ahyvical and chemi­ cal agent* at hd dlipwal dl-no U quiet ditturhrd m”»cle». Heat. In vartou* form*, hat been u-ed tine* time immemorial to "iron ent the kinki" m painful mvtcle*. and tt la atill a valuable mean* of therapy. Many drug*. Including, anetthetiei. tarhituratoa, ter-lrntanta and the recent ip de­ veloped "tranquiliiing druga*. have their place in tha ipaam* fighting armaroenUrium. In mm* cate*, raatclc ipaam ia M t primarily th* rmolt wf diacate, hat Ii related tv w vrr-W of a partlcnler aet nf mniclev. In the** condition*. *»ch a* the aoeallod "aceaputional crampa" of' •’athlete'* crampa."modern meth­ od* of treatment inrludlnr etmj clotherapy have proven effortlr# In reatorlna free molion u the affected parta. C HE VR OL E T OCTOBER SALE BRAND NEW '5 5 C H EVR O LET Vi TON PICKUP TRUCK Regular Price $1748 OCTOBER SPECIAL 1395 Or 92K Dwa. Jk $4180 No. BUY NOW and SAVE f e r t t o r A X Y track MrtO jbb |H I ■ �v\ -------- -Tl Is* (\su v- L i s r s K j . j A C kr~ . MAVB .’ ca u sn g t v .5 PAJJT: E S * NX X T VO*. — OS _____ _ p o r n w a tv, e m o n ~ T n A o ST" O p L C J . I - <<? r tea m to lo s e S w e e p V.'.t m a — i &GGAVJ V c c m ' jg j- l _/ (\ \* C * r C A M'v g .5 TVm'3 * TC OLB MAVgaS VOWRjg*;>=D>OUC? l o ' THE SANPmm HERALB Thtirs. Ort. 17. 1055 Prge 3 Stink Bombs Are Dropped In Hotels ->*t. *>— . PC 35 v - ^ 1 ' :1 RAE FOLEY _ r A .'r o h 'i.c ^ CCA'i L«ac**£p t* * e W i l t s r 5tW TO rso re c r j J\ “O -.a v tL f T w a rs t. O u VCU CM tLTot • TOir,5fO A b L » i 0 > 'E C u r TWAT 5AVS ----- PAS J “ e—1 NAfLt.— ^^ V / P .e :i* K 5 can ) / > .? * CEAD /C J ) Xf \VUA-t v \ A 3 —-A- v jr, e * a f .s i.O r e x s T*g , W l OCAT*' >B P F iM A A J .V A a rre +• nuTaAM Y, ASA. W>»AAi WMWWJ » *cw c m it e t r tot o rs tmam thj IN&.SES, HASH.' \*V t »E SET, TOO,' \p O C C 8 rt AM? Hisuo OUtOB ■ m etwo fAPTURtO o .o w o j r s r.» v^ CwF W C l P v P H j VW f AV.SAVstsbJ" f)6 O Q O W O tl J S T & I N fflW twtYf n e tt e t * o ; f S „ MD.V PC x OAee r * r* c * r v i s * pi a t wtrr»iw tv,Oi rf rt loiadi. at eitreiwr i i- ini!,, i j m i h r t r r . t ‘t * r » i rot-nil . . . M a 'w thtrtre* la lha III*-* of tl. *r v o, he and* hi wrtl, II# ka#ta hit I . <ir>i a ll'ia , Ptml. and an o ' - o tn ,f i* - , m t r -* !■ bad I-' Itunded > at that M M left - r iw mar a lltw ll wtH a » ■ Wren h* hi*. * freiw b*. trde. l u x e that t U f f T i grat a n Jan#, h ti . im In blown. • i r Ih . ftm-ral. Ahvrt Ikihlro, , * M t)v >a l.lr.-r. K l h> I t t ' #1*, l # h#r. tl' « ' # e« r ..r*» If# I' I t |H|t (*if.,| *111 rrt ltd el ioa It,!' - a*.| V ■! llatltryi anMl . r ra ti • n It if had h#tp«.| t*»i ■t t#;'i f.tad r P'..»e 0 #. ril * nr nl at Bt.1 # » family, tba* #he hat i . . #1 * an)a -rcar-tiag tieri n deal*, t m l , i. tta . tear a ah'‘#* »■ I.e who rrmlag tt f f p !'##■ I ■n i. a »- ■ nf M.'l.rt nr It 1 # t # i | “ r« on ha t.ad in . v n ae.ta year* hef.ira. n lA lT K IX J ilt *1 AM R U ItB ," Mill Ihe hfentrv agent, "that It w ill prove to be a ■rn ceaaful eoil.it«»talmn,u and put down the teleplinne. “That t tlval." Mignonne Kranka aai I tit • e. “When I aoggealed hatin g wen. on» rite write about her f . ■ ■,#'•1 Mr*. Ih indie fell nil over hot'elf, 1 told her you'd he there on the fit in-nth. Hut yt»u he aid .ul that," “ 1 util! - n t tike tt," I a U F le m ­ ing an d •tuht'oinly. ’ • gnonne biwnka, Mignonne b» the puDlutung tlnde, to » etaire of pi s-M ..ti.il a . tort on Urondway and tn Hollywiaat, to Ibe m lialiat world and a fair ahare ot thn*e in |M<: lira, m well nt lo half • itorrn o ile r *#p irate New York world* for wilt i ajie In d , Incietlilily, the tune and energy hi devuln h rr .il. it in :, gi m e, w.va am.tll and plump, with atoning lilack lialr a* arm.ith aa a cap, anapping dark r'e » , and lin y hand* ami fe e t Rbe moved nt pi.i ilgiotia ap. ed but w ith an much rlllrie itcy that ahe never app. ire I lo ne m a hurry, Aa an ■gent, aha u 1.1 alw aya nt leuuiic to brer ihe troiiblra of her rh rn b s whether they tnvnlrrd w riting and tn-uketmg or m a te d to tlieir m an* hti nnd r»tm -n iatttal rnaea, and at the name lim e ahe p it through nn.re work than nut.tl of h rr Com* pet .torn. At th* moment nn* amatt hand. • lighted down by a n i.ig m lvrn t ja ta ring rr ted on a towering pile of f. | | | i U Hint had to tv rrad promptly. M enially aha reviewed the houis ahead, canceled a f a r nr,:ia Hull concert aha had looked tun*.ltd to beirtng, and rw itrh rd a ll b e aitent.i.n lo the immediate problem tvio rn In r. At kaat u n it * week Mignocmr ■worn a ■udrmit n tU i that ahe would Biop taking on other people'# tnirdenn ami p u l aa rrg u la llv ahe ft»tgm an afinyt It, T n em wan le u « n e in in g , lor m .la n e, t.i ing her a m . t the tleak. Ttie g irl f ..1 never ri-tlly retu v rrrd from t: .1 l»ml nf pneumonia, 1, ha a n tiwi iMy alio n il.l.led tlutt and p tittle Mine a and heate.J r a n i of am p mate.td of r ilin g prop fly Mignonne. bh >1 t»U‘i V I ; digeatiun itnd a ntrr* to itr In I«»- I. hmt no pttlen. e w ith w.ttnrit w » n eglrctnt the r meal* pimply b« • r>UH they lived dlonr. l’,he lit -d ta ......... e'.-iio nt I, r |-o.il of fn rn .la would perm it, hut aha nu■rntihly. len t ahnuld have m 'rul' d a Pha htd been b.idly a liu ttrrr I ht her hu ehind a ile ith, t> il a r t , n yrara hail p i - .n l am. c ttien. T.rur ahe made a n u * a 'a tt. Tun ahrr o ,1 ry ra atudlrd Uia young wum tn afro, t the d. h. tent Klcltllng t < tw rnlv-nm a w ith ilir u h a ir . it very aftort and rutlin g all over b,-r head. Her fretort a were hot aim m etrical enieigli t >r heau ly t .1 ahr hud tug ry ra an I a anttill I. a w arm t imd a vivid i)uuii! w lu .h i ' rwmna ca'Uld twt <| i.ft it, fine, I'. rhap.a It wa.a Uiu ttuy m held her lu.ad. the » iy rim w .iU nJ like a th ug tn li ght, nlw‘a y .1 r-n the Veige of taking oft thr p. ..rid I’rople turned (nr n i ind bent at the r.ig rr. «hanttin,: h u e . I #o i 111 ul . t roundly ii o a gb w i , - |- a-1 n<. tighl to n p e r. n . A i: ’ w.i. unit a i llerllr n. I it I , , b |. ntlii|’ wan m iiiv thing mure than that, a kind ul ,liu n in g n -l. 1 » .1 n o why alio wan a g i»'l gh„"t, ui r iru* "I ot>11 don't Ilka P. " Inala , lealr-l ng i n. "W ltal rr« r .a to r il..’ ' \t . -n>.nnr in 'i..'.. . I t ; 1 . , nole, one wl 1l teii.i 1, .-I a ■i lirnre found Uiemrd o il hut win. li, aha ndmittr,t, hel|tr>l her • ■ | y tha rent. “ You rw not . broke; you've i;..l d.> i " lull | Img up. You n- I a y h nnd tin . oria w ill tie n i n. h. H e i-.v l g.»«d, you 11 r |.d i I n lew w. • i In the country, und, t. i( or r. >1, it * cowl in th.-m ti ir li 11 I etia ra n I I i through her abort hair, “ llu t il .< not my kind of ) h ‘ “W hat a wiong with l i n g e r llrln ille T " "Nothing kt wrong." Ie>. i id milte<|. “ He » u AMiern ■■ l» !loved man, an indulg. lit htuh.in l. a ataiini h friend, n • >1 m . , i r, a an m i in Im p.. • m. •• mg w,.« wrong w illi hint, lie w . |>cifr«t. And Jurtret p ..,ple rn me un >-1 v. |l'a d me w i t ntiftoia t aimply ii,m t !«■; . \ r in 11m " 1 Mignonne p laM d I r tiu m p e n d -| n arrnngo with tho m a jir m * editor to m ak* Ihia on* cd thna* aa-tol.Mo >1** witn your nama mtilrr Mt*. linger Hrtfullr a. Tim * m il * n « Known, And you'll hka ■i.trvi It a a charm ing N#w Knglami village." "I .1 lot gotten that llngnr Itrtmfl* lived in h'towevilla.” F o r a long M. Ul' lll l o t H U IfuMlghUul. If • hti| itny »em.» atir'd »tav avrty, let Ihe ile.tit fmat Utiry 11a ilen.l. M l right." aba m l.l, “I H go to . a vtll- lint I worn you right ...*• the art 'I a w ill lie aynlhetic. N ; rr.tL I kn..w itm hind of m *, i tl you get tut a thing lihe thin. Whipped cream ." “t i l l mu r***d ttia P b w th column ?" “iv i.i wi.illy. 1 w um 't *a*e n# hit regular*,’ “tV h y n o t * * Micnoooa 4*m andril. II w it inter# .tlrg tn watch law* t ii i lor an intellectual rrna.>n an uuliatin lltra feeling. “1 ■n't w aha admitted at h i -Ih. ‘ Ha made the people ha in ■> a h u ll aeetn real, three.di* i f ■• ual. tf 'm i etit them they ** i Id. ■'L He a ta really g .w L lint —" “ 11o itu ! Io.i herd.* lo t* |Vr 111 l. “ And toward the end. Ihnta la.t five m onlht. hit column rim p ir j id mo horribly." M nonnr * r> e j (I t c i e r »<1 ‘I .i.tl i a t>eviiliar thing lo aav nl nt i-fir rtf thr leer gi-ninne rtw ** fnitt• ii nptmuata w titing m c«ie time.” ■l i t . ton a ir.* tew* went aa it m int I*- ohviiHia to i n i .ii.', “he I.Jn l tw lirte in it n r . in n - . H r linin'I ta-lieve m a n y . thing." \l ,.t' nna V tnr«| a>..hl. nly tn rr.n h I r pa I . ra in lha tadlom ih i • r "t h- r drr« bhe sjmhe aith her I .tie .till hidden. • What itid you »»yT” le n t t i l m l "A d inning n *l. Yiat. What la it * Tit.* Dung th ry m il cm p*. Ihy T" "Tb. t ten 1 anything,' laWa awed inirnaily, Ut e..urae Rut. I t u pad >A ■ log. I l l pul an iiifiirm iii agrre* r ,. lit In Itir mail tonight tor Mrn. lin n .lie and you g it yim r e M h ra i. : . thvr mi you ran leave day alter tomorrow * ■Hi • that'* m i I| the (Uth!* “K ta r ily * *\ Ml Ini.I ilia . Hiutdle Mta trenth. I won I l». i t p n t r d " “ I vaellv." i l icnonra aatd t g t w f t v Hr ( onliMUe t l joAce CtATT.j, l l i n o s i l l M A , Japan f-A 1? yrar-otd r u t who o * hahr t o in ly a mile from Hie ren ter of Ihe ftirndurn.* alum hotnh h it-I ‘ u d yettrrd ay of Ivm phallP leu iem ta which a I S dortnr taui m ay h a te b rtn “ a late e fir r l rtf ra d iiliit’i " ' PCC S^v& P C P v tA /.n r A M i j Tut o y r u .vs DO s o r t'ry.v that Thf wOimPCO MAH 13 - n c DOCTOP PUT T» E ■: • . oer# -*ecos’saoutf g o t t a r e t a t r . •* TAN&CC IH &&GUi«C #- Mia m i B F A n i. r * jR _» H n b homht w e r* dropped tn fwn ocean# front hotel* h t '» l n l right A F o rt l.a u d e rd ile man mat charged « itfi the " h o m h in g r." T h * firtf d rn v* rie *f» from thu tohby of the Satont Ifniet *t mii> m (h t, and two r ih r r t were tot off in Ih * S a n t Sm irl a ihort lim n later. r a n ! P A lcC aitltn d t l . of F o r i L au d e rd a le n a t eharged with te l­ ling off r tlrV bomb* and r c l * * t * l in IZW ttorul. M c l'jt lla n d . a former Altam i Hrach b a r ow ner, reportedly w a t o in n arlrH with thr Hotel Em p !o \e » n i I E L ) a* i art I The hn lelt he it a r r u ir d of itm'g hnmbmg w ere among lhn*e p ie * , eir.t by the union here until rem it injunction* haltd il. Collins Invites Ike To Florida fit T H E i s M i i n i l It I T tir\i, o r r A s i s N tT tiK T rn JAt k s m w i u . k r - F lo r t d i't polio r a t e I n u l reached IJA la t t week F o r the rnm parahla perhut of ta*f y e a r II w at I I'M T h u y r a r ’t lolal tnrludea H I p a ra ly tir r a t r * . K A nonpar aft fur amt toN tin ap r r if ind SH nrw r a i r t ■ere reported |a * i week hut th e fofal w at rorrreln tf In delete f it * pret leiutlr reported a t polio hid hnmd la he other dla* f lir t rr v o M » N * T m T A I J .A I I A S S F K i f — T » a *rty t r t r n F li.rn lia n a reptrterrfing IhM i l a l r ’t h u t ln r t i, pr..h •tio n il, n lt l« and aortal group* h tca bean nom# mated lo p n ftrip a f* in Ih * W h it* 11,111*4* C tftferenr# on F.dtielfton TTie nom tnatinni w ar* made h * (lot f'n*!|et who ha« been Invilerf In alien 1 the N'ov )* Ttee I m e e t, in t a ion g wdh Stale School S#tpl. B ailey. Hr fl -Ticrl llnlmri diirrlnr of fhe Alnmir lh.mli i amjlli* I'nittmillion <*id record* thnued that Teikn Sjiaki "w at rtiwiird al a c’I'lanre of I fiV\ m rtrr 1 1 T!U tard*) and wat itiiiided ifrom radtatmn effect* nf Ihr bomhi only by a .,od<n fram e building " It |t Ih e rrfc re |«.,*tihle lhal till* , •«* of Ipukrm ia it a Itle r ff«*r 1 ■d rad iatio n." Japan** nrwtpaprrt !l*|ed It »> Ih* IHh death an far thlt year from w nfitnr A homht Tlirrr wat no r<’nf.rm.tlmn from rnmml**ton official* who etplalnnl ih*f It It terlmtridy impottihlr In tay |»*t. riittl.t whelhrr deatht had hern radtrd by A.bomb rffrru or by olhfr r*u*e« •OSiAONC U i 9 TtfAMPEO ON y MY R.OWEH ) t lD M if l! YS3!G3N £TVH a kW T H 0ON« Legal Notice NOTH'*: o r irrill'lT IB J ro n T t« C l l l l l F LU fllttA k T A T H T r i 1*1*» ilKIFjttVYK'r !■ H K n r .n r . hat fy.ul* 3 lJan#kuc#l and •raldlaa It LtaB#kui#t. Ala **.'• 2th* h '.'U r i t lha hilluw lnr earlifl. chvf y Sam * In w k l'k aa**n *4 flantal i t r l t t r . A ll of . a l l iirotirrlv M in i In ih* rn u n ly • ( a#«ie.,t#. k t . . . f I InrH a 1 n l n . tu ck t * r tle a la .s a il H r#H##t#kl a e r i . t a i n c In t a w ll|* ^SPECIAL iw>MED(*T.V BEPOSE T k t < tttk lT V OS J TKS i M l 3 ) oeorporto^,, *1 A Plat lloek I F a ta * I I A Dixie Crystals p # •#.*•« j) u q a t *#«**»#1 1 4*#erlk»4 la *«“• earlifl. r t la wilt h# tnM to tta hlatiM! M . I t r a* tt.. frnat doer of Ik* a*o*ir,ei# t'n u tir C«nri fle.ita at Ban(■ltd n*pfId*, a * Ike f ir .i Maadav In tha rnnath nf N(o#ntt*#t, ta ll, which It lha Tlh da# of Notimhar, PRIVATE n , r All WATCH r - A n e a r., a ’er father bat the problem of feed inI *om» .Vn new nff*pting. And pap* couldn't hUme fhe tholeait* hlened event on mam* ‘■erau** h* f a i r birth In them “imirtf. d th is c h a n c e to DIXIE CRYSTALS PURE CANE SUGAR The p i pa It a pipefith The m .t* p'peftth ra rrie t the young b rfire h'rfh, reporled M ft Barneti K a rri* , natur»ll*t nf f 'lr a iw a ir r 't m arina die m n .rn m Mr*. Il a r r l i * ttim * ftd about Aon la h y pipefith emerged In a ape mi t n l *<|t!*rium at the m utrum It lU lflr la l (Tark'a Pa*t| /«» fV P t l e e a d a n -■•al Ihe fir*1 lim e Mich an * te n ! l.'ltrk r'lre .ill r'ag il, K#intael a I ’minty, Florida hat n c r ir r e ri In Ihete p y tli ig M B M *•1* hat Iliad aatd raitlfleat* t'f tav dae.l I* ha ItauaJ Ihtraop Tha • • r tlf lra l* a.imbar an4 year af la, ■uaava lha deacrlrilea of lha prr. etljr, and Ih * name In whlrfi M •a aaaaaaad a r* ad fnllawai 'fillttrala ,v« t l •a r af nauanca Ju ly I, A. D III ' D K *| ■ iPTIott o r P R O F C H T T i L ola 1« A 1} Rloek i Dratm# • •Id plat l»«<*k i N | t * I* 4 C S I' m k ar a fagutaf f it W*wl M *M FRISCO PAINTS S p e c ia l Sato "Making faint History" P rlc » TAP WATER he aw aa ■ n n |i.-0. lion ay it l *A knurl aa * ItW lag! Haris it aatutawfy dlrnW aA *,»r <fl.it* toupiaw, Parfardr hat# m r i . I iegvrity a a p n o n *•*•" I g'aaa w a n kaac A yfaaaw a a*aa*f tltmUmtu af tha R p r yea SANFORD ’A IN T buy? CO IS.A DIFFEREN.CEJfcLCAT FOODS T irc $ io n « *Vhnm yem « ta c t Dixit C u rm u yo« >»w» yon ora Ratting pm*, dans fm h tugaf—4a tha oclfiant mf mnry p*t ktd bog — Mt> ttnicbod by b w i ftw lil �* I Dock, Terminal Effort Means Immediate Growth To Sanford ELECTORAL COLLEGE GLEE CLUB BOYS with Rickard Greeae. tk* dimpled My New York f alUnt who niaye Locks!*,, and fisd him wondering nwrerely kow his favonl# books and records LONDON. England — T t * haring at ons another Intld# th* ar» doing back in his *ub-l*t r, , and jour hosts have picked (loom, g ra , rail!* walls, th» d*- apartment in Hollywood — he’s you up at runs • ’fleck, an attrae- Heat* Maid Marion tin haagsi been * fk h*r# for two and t half tic* hour at b»*t to a trsintd sighing wistfully d**r Robin, j years neo—and wh*th»r h« over rt*(paper ***: uirrf to frequent- and so an and on. It’s «ewbeyi • ill har* a deep-rooted permanin , put>* sod lew di*#(, sad hat* and Indians in Sherwocd forest, ent hem* anywhere. You watch brought you to t tiny movi* and It takes only a (light Imagia- t reupi* "f actors pract.eing houi*. th» Od»on, inWalton-on-; "Odd* bodkins!" at an* another swordplay ar.d th* weapon ef on* Thames (whichlom tniit reminds atmn to sc# young America flies out *f his hand and almost /Ml of gtoopnaglo andRudd’s , henceforth going around bowling a i t i *ff your head, famous foothall Warn. Shskmg-a- and trying to put *•> hother’s j Th»n you h*ad to the inild* »*t Roaebuth-VslleyI, and now you »y#t out with feathered shaft* and watch s seen# being tnada. a rt sitting hero and watching Department »tor»s thinking af just a* In Hollywood or Brooklyn, "The Adventure* of Rabin Hood1 Chrutman pleat* take not*. It is hut things ar» held up when Littru* that the TV peoplt har* tie John get* to* rigorous and unfold. What you are tempted to do Is timed Rob|n Hood at ths entirt j takes S plevs out of t’ Sheriff's rueh out and cabl# immediately to family market, but I mutt report kit odd. later, to »•# the handSmerlca. Your wir* would go to to them that dad and mumsy chin with his sword. It looks a Tonto and th* Lane (lancer, and may go into th* kitchen for ■ f odd. later, to ee* th* handwould read DANGF.R AHEAD treer and gem* of gin rummy some, oily Sheriff wandering (SET OUT THE Ul.D SILVER whll* th* small fry sr« following ■round in his s •avhbuckling costumo—with a band-aid on hta BULLETS. Robin's didoes. Th* fist truth is. an Englivh Later they whip y«u out of the chin firm, working for American movit house and then through Then, finally, you are hauled tpnruort, has come up with a Hampton Court paiact where into ■ b.( plenl* t|n t aad^ther*. TV series that shortly will begin Henry VIII »o»ed tn after hts tumbles around howling morosethat. fight with Cardinal WoUey. I t 1!y. you sip aoms mesd (dreaion American home screen It could be. ms T »h# bia­ beors a sharp m tm htanr* to ths full, pinch a barmaid or two ses* thing sine* Deep CiorkatL palace at Versailles, but you sets playfully In the Llisabethan tra You say this cautiously, nlmod with relief thot Henry‘a bed, atill dition, linen to a string trio, reluctantly. Th* people wkn hnv* intart, it a great deal Merer than nlhbl* tim t pheasant and boput thl. seriet together hn*« Maria Antoinette's, which obvi­ Ka«a politely at a minor actor invited you to England to *»• ously w tt designed for a circue araha year arm and. Ilk* actor* everywhere, eay. “O, I say -yon how and wh«r# It ia being mad# midget. a * * * didn't happen to te* m* in Mid-nd you haeo com# alwod with Prom Himploo Court, you to Summer Nlaht's Drear* In N'*w a chip on your shoulder, to as to There 1» evidence that the lnter*»t In he. in the worda of the former mayor of the establishing of a dock and freight ter­ Sanford who appeared before the Board of minal a t Sanford haa not cooled down ba- Sanford City Commlaaioners, "a ahot in tha arm to Central Florida Industry.” jrond It* lnat spnrk. Here ia a project that will keep open Tha aubject » n i broached at tha Inst meeting of tha Board of Sanford City the hundreds of channels of private Indus­ Commlaaiiner* and it ia hoped that the re­ try for Central Florida. Thia is a project newed interest w.ll not atop at tha "we II that the City of Sanford can boost without let the City Manager gather the informa­ fear of “taking away from the people their tion and are what we can do about it singe." Inalienable right of free enterprise.” Tf.e If the S an fo rd City Commiaaloncra want Pocks and Terminal project la one that to get their teeth into a project that will will return thousands upon thousands of mean aomethint to the local community dollars to the community for each one in­ other than token return*, the Docka and vented. Terminal effort ran mean th*i m m »dinte There is an open avenue of continued “ triple to quadruplo” growth of Sanford in freight traffic Into Sanford from Trenton. leaa than a d<cade. K. J.. and even pointa further north, "One of the biggest building boom* of through the waterway channel for barge •uhetantial meana will come Into being when line* operation. • project of this nature la undertaken." Is Without a douht. overnight there could the undented belief of hundreds of Sanford he harge lines operating In the 12-foot chan cltliena as well as businessmen throughout nel created for just this purpose. Barge the Central Florida Area who are anxious line owner* have already shown their will­ to compete with other business houses who ingness to aend their barge*, hauling steel, reap the aame benefits that Sanford would lumber, automobile*, truck*, wire, hardware, get In the event the project ever became a cement, potatoes, canned goods, paint, lad­ preserve your fabulo.e integrity By JAMK* W. DOL’THAT < Nation’s safety hy cutting spend- tn(1 y„ur professional detachment. reality. ders, rope. doth. oils, roofing, literally Rut sitting here in. tha darkened, The real estate business would blossom thousands of Item* necessary for the con­ WASHINGTON’— Irto t i c k ing. lift soma rain must Th# Republican# regrst very shabby littl# Walton-#n-Thame« Into a field of unusual return In the locating tinued prosperitv of Florida, to Sanford and politicals (all. But aometimea lunshms WUlhthat th* effects to halanca moei* house, you »rs forced to of warehouse sites, loading areas, truck ter­ its Pock* and Terminal. pistces through tha ralndiops. , h# |,uHg#t have met with unei- (h» eonclusion that they have minals, storage space and Industrial spots. Par eiample, th* Elsenhower peeled ohitacles. Hut they at* da- 4on* • spanking Job an e uvi^ F.ven to the refrigerated barges, for It would be year 'round employment for the modern shipment of frozen foods and Administration reeenlly haa not lighted that on* of th* main e#m -; *"■ ** V1* . J”* | , rln. thousands upon thousands' of skilled and vegetable#, as well as citrus juices to the been abl* u cut ap.nd.ng by th* pl.mta .gainst th# Ad.nlnl.tra- ,hl* m a * " , , , . Defense Department. It wanted tion . , . that of Imperiling snf*ty _ .. *f Lock■nskdled laborers, from dock hand*, truck northern markets. eery much to trim **p*edttures hy reduced *p*ndlng . . has b«*n J * .vTirl#*° Black’s arrow drivers, railroad men, clerks, and whatnot. There are unlimited possibilities, and we hy thl. and other department. ,* demolished. • i S ? « . s arcll*rp «•««.•» Sanford has tasted the prosperity of sit holding our hsnds waiting for someone *• if h itf t a baUnetd Hudo f four*#, tom# #»f th* R#puMI- r0llfflNfH by th« tUUinou* HH«rgrowth. Ita banka have been bulging with to float the project ashore as if by some «•*cans feel certain thot th* oppon- tff „f .Nottingham, swaidsmen expansion. But with a Pock and Terminal magic^formula It becomes a reality. But, lnit**d of d»eltnlng, da »nt* now will ehift th*ip tactics -------- ------------on the St. John* River, located at Sanford, . th i pentagon. This I* an opportunity for the entire (*ns* spending actually la *n the snd start shouting that th* Ad* .#nl Truman signed this prosperitv will become a reality yet unde*. body of Sanford. City Commissioners to increas*. Secretary of D*f*nt* Wil. minisration has not inrreaied da- ' 1,# but cautioned the millerlbed. There I* no enthusiasm so great at aland up. roll up their sleeves, turn down sen asplalns that thin ia dua to f#n«#spending adequately. But kl«k»r ««st». that Is anothsr ainry. u r y '1 ***1**1 spending th* money that of community growth, there Is no in­ their collars, and go to work for ths fillThis situation makes th* balMr. Truman hat been or* of rapidly. terest ao deep as one which would benefit tens of ths community and tha futurs of am*d hudgot advocatoa In th* tho(* who, looking toward th * , yy,* following y*ar th* Trumon the moat. That's why the locating of a ths dty. Administration very unhappy. Rut It'M elections, hav* Keen charg- Administration said th* minimum Pock and Terminal for water freight would U f a not hsm and haw. stumhls around, th*ra Is anothsr aspectwhich mg that lh* Elsenhower Admin. ,hould ho 4S groups and r«ttted and offer one excuse after another for the makes them ehucklt with plattur*. Idrstloo cut dtftnt* spending M- effort* to rail* it to *0 groups tha safety level ttiabliehed On Octob«r » . 1949, less than The Sanford Herald ■lowing down of this project. I.etJe not ll Is this: befor* Kor*a, President Por a long lima aom# of tk# ky tho previous (Truman! Ad- _a tyeaf __ __ place stumbling blocks In tha path of a Adminiatrttion'a rrltics hov# been n inlalraUan. In *iew af Mr. Tru- y ruman aigeied th# tl&.SMAdS “good project". »* « M i n i S M M H W S H « H » m . IS IS 04 proclaiming far and wld* that m*"'» criticism, tomt of th* Rs- poo military supply bill, but b# lm. n k s e t a h sw ss* . rtMtee. ••*— «w# aw This Is a time when an Investment of President Eisenhower was plac- P'lblicans looked up hla record pounded a sum af Kl4.000.000 W C u t — 1 W B i n * *L I ST* _ r a n SI rw n tm a s « i « ->« s m t o n a few thousand dollars in an “on ths top •ng th* Nation's security in dir# * l,*, rc»p*ct in def*n<# spending which bad b*en earmarked by ■ a a re a a s a a a a a a . B iw « e n u im * of the table” survey by a firm of reput­ peril by hit effort* to r*duc* " h,l» h* ■■« In «ka Whit# Ho«is. Congrevt to boost lh# air group* •ra a rw im a n aa | They found this: lo j | „ a tt- p toward th* 10 able engineer* will pay off In dollar* and defense spending. g*al. Farmer Secretary *f DoAdministration apokssman *«•' * *"# ,9j * #«*r * n T r* ••*'•4 rent# return to th* city as a whole. It will plained that tha contemplated f?r fu M ' fttL . '? , : r u r ' #f • lr* font* Louie Johnson was Instruct­ mean a return In the pockets of the mer­ cuts Involved only tha elimination Th* V *'*• •*“ "* ed hy President Truman t# plac* ■ ■ a wwt a* ■*••■•* i « ■■ h «* iw chants of Sanford. It will mean a gi eater nf waste, efficiency and dupllr*. through th* Budget Bureau, cut that* funds In r*t*rv*. At th* time. Pr**id*nt Truman return for the Investor in industrial sites, t on and that nothing would b* th* figure la loss than M, Roth the Senate end Hous* an. said th* procurement of additional ft will mean thousand* upon thousands of don* to endanger th* Nation'! grity overrode th* Whlta House planet for more than 41 groups extra dollars Into the till of the “tax col- safety. and approved th* 70-grnup ohjec- would -plnr* an unhearabl* burden Thl* did not satisfy th* critics lector” who haa to bring in tha money to however, Th# *tat*m*nt* af Mm* tie* which was to be built up ever an th* national aconamy la year* run tho city. of them wore so violent against a period af year*. Congress thsn to eom*.” Tags 4 Thuraday, Oct. 17, 1988 Smooth politicians won't ha able to put ho Administration that they voted an appropriation of MS;,- Th* Repuhilran* find thl* re­ this project over-the-top. It's going to take created lh* Impres.ion that oven 000•'yW, " ,,h# flr,t •»*«*«•"•»« cord most Interesting In vitw of current anti-administration atT oday1! B ib le V erse T " '1 -f V ' ” the working together of a group of ritizen* to think of orowom.sln. In Go,. tarkt. And all th e people b o th amall and g re a t, •rrm ert spending amounted to a ** Pt^v,d^ th* 4"*1 ,,B tInterested In hut ona thing. THE FUTURE criminal act. ■nd th e ra p ta ln a o f th e arm lee. eroae. and OF SANFORD. eaaia to E g y p t: fo r th e y w ere a fraid o f th a Who's going to he the first to move toChaldeee.— fl K lnga 2 8:26. ward PROSPERITY? lican frel good ts this: Th# critic* N o Com m ent ultiiu lely to tha set whei# seen York a year ago. did you. I this day they are filming a ..vean, did you remember the^old •R.bin Hood” sequent *. You chat i man In the third »ccn* . . Try and Stop Mo - • i B IN N IT T C IR FO V ) U R I S T S IN HAW Atl wha ilk h o * Waikiki Beach |oi H« 2 nama art solemnly informed that a Chincie visitor ealmlv went swimming on* day on an exclusive beach clearly masked “ K A P U “ ( Hawaiian for "Keep out"). He was the sad once, but didn't understand a word lh* guard was saying, so ha promptly returned. Th* sec­ ond time he was boated off the beach bodily. He picked himself up indignantly, and demanded. -W h y kicky?" If th* tourutt believe that an*. Hawaiian* Mve a hundred even mere preposterous wb*p» pers to try out o« thenw * * * Roger Price eay* he M l t# turn **wm the rot* af a private ay* in a new TV aeries. Ne t allergic t* trench coat*. “ It * my gift wba aught la he doing the hustw bush stuff ai<yh*w" he add*. “CBn sit* beep a aacretl W* were an* gaged for three months bafae* I knew It I* rz YOU’RE TELLING ME! Inside Washington r WAIIIINGTON WUm aa atm__ taar illl.NGTON -— Vkaa 8 m s twd **•laar 9 #a amkassy a m b aasp ____ termed M fke Amerirae itrurt bs A marie s a •* « £ ••# snartm a^ buUdkig. Tha M kasar Is Moscow a “pig p#n“ landlord rafuaa* la m ata any raks said a mouthful who** rwper pairs. •■■Mum wdR ho hoard on Capitol to Rio Da Janlartv Ambassador RM whmi 9 m t*glsi*tor« poooo. Jam*a C. Dunn ocrupl** a boautiv*so Is Jsa u ry . hal budding, but tha a ittn o r la And whom Sacrdtarp Mat* sadly la sand at ■ paint jab. Tbara ioha Poster Dulso r*markod that a rt ao Rinda for this purpnaa, aa wkjsctka of Rap. Patrick J. th* building goes anpalnled MUUafi (R), California, tould bo to London. AmbsaaaA# Win■ppUad also tn lha Brnbaiap Is Wrap Aldrich baa an ambaaap of kaa so plumbing, b* ■hick th* U. I . tan ba proud, h a « d s1 begu ts M l « m wboM atary. a gift t* 9 * gevwnmant bp Bar­ k Tabrss. b t i , Amarie aa Asa- bara Hutton. Th* bnfldag toad taiaadar Lap Rsadarsos had la prior 9 that wa* alao gtvaa to th# •vscnala tra V I. Kmbtssy ba gavanmast, bp J. Ptarpant Mar n u sa tha bwtiding had baas ton- • s t . damnad aa tmftt la Uva la. Hento asrtttr pasts, d*raoa’a awerauor, S*ld*n Chapin, tamou war* mad# 9 ■om hra* hi rastad qnanara. la furnish tdaquat* Maada, Nm staff af Ambsaaa- Orast i n tala On* < Hsmar Farguaos hva* In ranad a import mad* daps rt mast In 1919 by to Bagdad, Iraq, Amhaaaadar Jastph I . Cboaln. Wsldamir OaBmaa la ambarrasaChoau ralitad tost ba •4 by a landlord who want* t* walking ass had wtntrr a London itraat when ha was sp pr»achad bp a policamaa. “I asp. aid chsp, what ar* you da9g walking about In 91a baaslly w fatotsV tha !/*nde« kokhy aikad th* ambassador. "R rtlrr gi> hom#.H “I h iv t no bom*.” replied Oioata. “I am 9 a Amrrteaa am basaador .*• Tha lack of ad*qua9 guarlars abroad M du* in part to a prarlir* 9 vogu* for many y*ara by th* Amtrtraa goromment of MMrting rich m*n 9 fin IU 9 p foreign posts Tha ambassadors btlng wtahhy, th* govarnment aapartrd thtm 9 furnish quarm a. In part. R’a du* 9 tha failure ef Congrats 9 apprapnat* autflclant fund*. Not an ambaiaMa abrr sorry tlghu that mak* tha CLOSING OUT 1955 TRADE-IN S *4 » B a te k R . M . Bodaa I -•yWRUAMMTT- can no long*r eomplnln that lha Administration la Jeopardising th* n m EXCLAMATION POINT, modem buddings. ■etwee" I M and !H |. Congress aulhortred 9 * spending af tMA million for the construction of new embsity buildings. The foreign countries Involved 9 d*M to the U. I . furnished th# funds. More recently. Confrere appmpnsted mcney for ntsr buildings 9 Kararhl and New Delhi which will cast. M million. Th* Moscow sRuttion 9 9 • rlase by Msetf. The United Matos rannot purchase properly 9 the R ussia *spit* I and tha three buildings areupiad by American personnel ar* owned by 9 * lavtat government Repairs can ba made only with 9 # Soviet's permission and apparently that'* difficult 9 get. waw by Ma f« th * r.______ declare* a aatteg* pcofeaaoe. ha* dred athrar cupa-«*Ur. Mut e a alt but disappeared from Ainert- real beatload; tan htemtur*. ErUtontally. Lh* t » t prof doesn't read thl* column or. The da Op pres* cwwflwwat fa P*n»h lh * . thought, mayb* be rew (forte* a hoof go*foo* ftrodo**n t thinh this w litornturel Sooded Swell*. Tha enlltr moef I I katw a ■o*« /or I N Wot dovfiphf awrtop SSwre too* Infer*st* ftsmre. lop* aen*f9g ismat employer vre b a—tt'a tfapHpU Ivr* of » I t <3; JERRY KICKMTER VIRLYN HENSON BONNIE JOHNSON 9 PUn On Your Holiday H tir Stylo Now. Call BONNIE JOHNSON'S BEAUTY SHOP I Phofid 1884 t Tw* topMre* Naaa aap* was* fawwd bidtoq 9 a fae> I I W e Now H tv c 3 O perators! 1104 Sen ford A t *. ‘cm. *. 9 a bay# €hfw*lhm Vawderbtn. J r , aa•wrding t* i m w * item, plana u auction adI 1M Hirer yachting FO R Y O U R C O N V E N IE N C E t » F aatb a player* may ba aa Mftqd aa are* toil parhapa w* •a n t aty th* earn• far 9 * apa*. 9 toe*. Manage meat af a Van­ couver grid Medium ------- Tlt h wrtU furnish eatobrtUaa attoadUw games ertth atactrt* bUaheln. dido. (k d N eed N ot C ut O ff Your Incom e * 2 5 °° to * 5 0 ’°° Weekly Income $5|000 or $10*000 Death Benefits Can Be Added To Shelby Mutual Automobile Liability Policy COST $5 t. tm $ 1 0 Year �Cl S o c ia l £v& nlA l^ayer Partners *i old For Members G f Fidelis Class Mr*. L. F. Garrer'e Group tree# h n U iM l fur the meeting of th# Fi<>li» Ci*.* of the Ftr»t Rap1 'l CUurch on Tu#»'iay n r n in j i th* horn* of Mr*, Garner on r . S nU m lh Street. *.rs, F. K. Coopor Jr. presided i |^ r th# I alines* iission and the si'iut.oi.al, taken from Dal# Liana Rugrrt' hook, "My Bpir* Fuat Diary ' wat presented by Mr*. J M. May#. Each ni*tuh#r wa* $ sen a namr *• a '1'iayer Tartti“r" for th# yaar and group captain# gav# report! of Ui*ir activitie#. Following ih# bualnaai trstiort >li«» Fa># Garnrr rondurtrd a It bl# quit. P m « i for winning th# r ^ t a rr# awarded In Mu V. (k >!»'»# arr and Mr*. John Rogers. Refreshment# of it* cream, cake, toff** and tailed nut# arr# served by ih# hotlrti#*, a*»i*t#d by Mi** la y # Garnrr. Thom present were; J i n F. E. CaUhcl, Mi*. Carl Mo»», Mr#. H. Turner. Mr*. W. If. Duncan. Mr*. Guy Biahop, Mr*. Jl#st*ng#r, Mr*. Rogers, Mr*. Lr# Smith, Mr*. Jo# Wright, Mr*. Cooprr, Mr*. ?A>#, Jlra. Vrmon Dan*. Mr*. Harold Davta, Mr*. J. P. AAilion, Mr*. Alton Guntrr, Mr*. Vlrgi# J’ratt, Mr*. D. K. McNah. Mr*. Terrain# Graham, Mr* R. A. Wil­ liam*, Mr*. Garnrr, Mu* l.ortn# Franklin and Mu* F *)r Garnrr. Chairmrn reported th# yearly •tatiitir* of the Sanford l so Upcratiun (rum Sept. 19J4 to Auguit, issii at folio**: 2.915 volunleer*; ».2n2 hour* of *olunt«rr a m ic e ; 33 927 attendance; g .m individual u»e of apeciaturd fad* liti#*; 5 512 accomodation aer vice*; 1 »U Information eerxter* 31.214 attendance at the I SO club by door count; I9.US0 attendance at other facliitic*. door count, leaving 40.2M total. Aim there ucre *2 community facilltic* un'd; tag community group* participating and l,Do! hum# hospitality provided. Anna Miller Circle Recently Installs 3 New Members Th* Anna Miller Circle of the Sanford Elk* Club held an Installa­ tion of new member* recently «tth Mr*. ChrDtine Blankenship, prc*l dent, preiidlng. Mr*. Harold Kattner. tecretary, read the minute*. Other officer* are Mrt J M Cameron, fir«t vice president; Mr* I.ee Fillmm, tecond tire president; Mr* Harry F. Kent, corretpondlng tecretary. New member* tnvtalled were Mrt. Bvrt Anderton Mr*. Dalla* Thelan. Mr* C. P. William*. The club had at it* guests Mr* Evelvn Kirchhoff. president of the Kittimmre Lodge along with Mr* May Smith, Mr*. Caltie Neid, Mrt June Young. Mrt. Thelma Thomp­ son Mr* H»rel Bol«km and Mr*. Maxine Metilvhba all of kiinnimee. Biitlnet* mt* then eonducted The memhen Tided to glv# 10 dollar* to the C.SO fund and to tend flower* to all tick member* It wa* announced that a haraar and turkey »upp#r will he held S ot. I and that all member* are to get thing* In for th# b itaar by .Nov, 1 at the Elk* Club. Approximately JO member* wen# present. • P P tS H * Truth Seekers Class Holds Routine Meet Th# Truth Seeker* c*a** of thr Firat Method.it Church mrt Mon­ day afternoon at 1 pm in AleKin•cy Hall Mr* R F. Creiuhaw, pre­ sident. pretidtd. Meeting opened In regular form t>y the tinging of hymn* Mr* G L Anderson had charae of devotional u»ing at her teat "Faith and Prayer”. The d a tt tong "My Faith l»ih* t p To Thee”, at »ung alter »hlch the minute* wer# read be Mrt. Octivia Rumblcy. Treasurer’* re­ port for the te a r it at given by Mr* T F. Wilton Sick member* were reported on and the announcement of the death of the Ret Wyatt'* father wi* made. "Happy Hirthday” wat t ing to Mr* Wilton and Mr* Tr.#ft ........................ Announcement for th# nrw of­ ficer* for Ih# coming year wat mid#. Organist* are Mr* Heine Greek and Mr*. Eva lOikry. clatt reporter, Mrt llarkev; telephone commi'iee Mrt W S Thornton «nd Mr* Mamie Grtfftn ho»te*» ihairman Mr* John Cranford; and devotional chairman. Mr*. 1. Anden-n Meeting adjourned with 19 mem er* present. Refreshment* of rake and Coffee were trvd hv Mrt Miston and Mrt. W. P. Chapman Spotlight On Hollywood TIIK Ol II AND 1 III' NI1AA -The f.ongvtoo.1 AA’.»nisrif* Ci.ie I n # it epontored a Al Icing show an.f a Hairdressing *hn« last n ghl in I tin ary li* 1 e li. v»o,..l p i.u of p* ler the m attageinent of 'I'** IlM t levs- supplied t Ml** I W ■liuff. scale,| ntv floor: Mi** Atatgaiei Moore and Mis. Ili.i Slrm| r standii'n, Air*. Wilcox and \1 s Riarkshrar sraled the couch. I Photo hv Jatttesoni Rainbow Ceremony Installs Officers At YWA Meeting ( la l c n d a r TIIIRSDAY | Palmetto Aie Airs J || \ieh"t HOLLYWOOD W-The two leas* Th* Tnnl ir Feil-iw-hlp of the s,.s will tic Pu.teis The session likely pervnnt you might eapect The YW A * of First Ft iptut Is, find settling in thr wlldernrvt i hurch met »t 7 p m Tuesday Klr*t Pr«-sbyicri.in Church will will sian *t y ,u p tn j The llupltcwt# Bridge Hub will of Rraitl are Janet Gaynor and night in the chapel of m# churth gather at 4 p ni Wilson School Is Gilbert Adrian. for installaliun of office-s Air* A Th# Aten S It: Iheihocnl of the mrvt in tin A chi ' lot* with seal Yet the famed fath«n dttigner J Peler*on. who wa* to have in h in t R-pti»: < huith will have mg In lie :.n it ; t.A p m a:. I play Carnival and hi* wife tin t winner of the rtailed the officer* in t Rainbow their eu|i|*cr and ri .;u m meerm* *l * 11* SAIlltDAA Saturday night Oil. 2* the Wil­ Academe Aaard. have yu»f re Installation Ceremony was ill at in Ih# Atnno’ial I duration tlui'd The J.n n r Royal Anihassadnfi ton School mil hold a Hallowe'en lumed fiom mn# month* *t their the Tft moment. *n the mvtalla mg hrgmn.ng ll I pm carnival beginning at i 30 p. m new home, * inoutand nulet tnlanJ tlun was not done However Mrt. The F 'vt It.ptisi Intermediate *•!! nies-t at Pie tiist Ha. tut A king and quern will b# crown­ from Rio De Janeiro And after Irxing Pryor, founirlor to the Choir will hob* ri- r.vtsal at 7 pm i hutch it !• u am . ed and %an<*ut actlvitiri will be The S, nii r High Fellow ship of the fir«t of the year, they'll he group gave the charge pv e»i h of The First H'ptitl Ad ill Choir will held. Thot# Included will be grab the First Pr*- nvteiun Church will heading back for another lengthy .'•cer. The glr's were in formal at hold rehears*’ at a p m, •lay. bag*, fl»H pond*, penny pitch, dart tire and Ih* meeilng wa* lmpret-1 The t adtea S.xietv nf the has# a Hvll-'wem Pwitv at the game*, pony ride*, hay ride, hour* home of A|i*s Eltrahrth AVoo<truff What prompt* two people who site and beautiful RI.FAE « li gather at II a pi at of horror, country ilora and cake r.ie S'lthsutc anil Piniwrest an. have led activ# professional tivei The meeting wat called fo order the hums nf Mrs J A Calhoun walk*. to leave citPuation behind? by th# president Patricia Sykrt for tta n onthty luncheon am! huai- r.ua! P I A Hallowe'en Carmtal will Hamburger* and hot dog* will t«e hclil trim A 30 to 9 p m at "W# fell in lov# with the place." Thr minutes s>f the last meeting tirs* meeting, kg »er*-ed along with french friei kuuthilde Ss.ipcr will h# s#rv#i| All** Gaynor related at her Brlair were given hv '1 ary Virginia Hob Semin..!* t's-hssl.ih No tt will at S 10 w tn >nitsi.le #v#nts to h# and cold drink*. home "We went down there for tnson, tm sta ry . after which fol meet tn the to»f 11*II a* I p m gm at A 30 also children are to the Brinl Fdm Festival in Janu lowest a brief business meeting. The Brother! *. 1 AAAH' nf n.mr in ,-i.st .tors and prirr* will B« aur# to remove metal hang­ ary of 1934 II wa* the first time An in>pmng program wat givrn ing or pleating pint before iud*we had hern to South America hv Faye Ashley, program chair the Cent al Iti*pti t Chut, tv will or awa.urd f >i the w.nncia in Hie ing waihabl# draperiei. Thu li "A friend of our* wa* flying in- j nun after whnh Mr* P yor Ird meal at tie rtoilvl *1 s -it p eat toil m e parade 1lir bommolr County Ksiuiation a doubt* lafety maaiurn — It SI SPAT land to look oxer *ome property the Ctrl* in tlicir stai ideal* and Assoriatl. n will hold a m rc *w» prevent# pricked finger* and a and asked ut to go along So we vatchword Th# V i*t Hapctt At'.dh t'h'sir at High S-ho-'l at a p m T1t aourra at ru t' atain*. did. Our friend didn't find thr Light rcfreshmrntt nf punch, executive beaut wi.l m n l at J lx u ill h" <l r# #ar*al at ti.# chuish plar# the waited, but we d id " open face *andw,ihe*f atul c.iokiet iv. in. at h "O p m ■'Everything item ed ideal." Ad were terxed al a lace-entered table 'HIND AT rian continued "It wasn't too by Mrs G H Sykrt and Airs Hra Tl # Fust Hai'tist I t ’>1# T#a h FRIDAY Thr iasttrr* YW A were much like a lungle. Thr place had Anderson „ , , ... . . , , . The regular monthly mec. rc of li a i linlr ti##It's tonight at 1 Tn been cleared for ruffe# growing. spelled ,.ut on the tablecloth with (hf Nl, , df v p m Class#* fur all *,*• group It #r»med like a perfect location varicolored trntufi leave", amt a wurket a. ler nf the I'nlted Daughtrra nf for our paint.ng." l.svely arrangement of ret glad.oli Confs'dnars will meet at the home TM .M M t "AA# both lor# to paint,” ihe #*• wa* platesi at one end of the nf Mr* At It Strickland at 91* Tti# t I'll AAlvr* t'luh w|!t hold plained "The rotor* ar# magnift- table. a fiak# *#;# at in a m at the Pretent were Maty Virginia tent down ther#. Every day we Navy Fvchange Proceeds will g get a downpour of an hour nr so Robinson. Patricia Syke*. Marlon and •varythtng look* clean and Davit. Juantta Wynne Edna t'nw Reservations Urged to th- » P*» VAiv#* Ctirtatmaa t iulr The Sjnf.ird AA.'loan's Club bo nr# is rtiihtrsn wathed And the ikte* ar# gnr-| an, .Atarv Ann Hall, bur Karrakrr. will play host to a District Srvm Tto Daughters of AArsIry Aun Donna Nrw son Alargarrt llrnhan. reou*. Th# mntt beautiful blue* Feity Ann Johntsin, Peggy Crouch, meeting on N.-v 2 in the cl d> dov Schnnl Cl# * nf llw* E ir 't vou'te #»er »een ” Their enthuiliiin frr th#ir n#w Hilda Ergle. Fay# Athlev, Atrt h >u*e with four Male officer* G Atelhmilst Ctiuri'h will meet in AtrKlnlev If.ill at ' Id p m for a horn* la romagtoua In fact, they Pryor, 51re. Amlrr*> n. and Mrt lx present llegistratinn will begin at 9 ytii regular hn«inr*s and social meet hava already ronvarted ona fa- Syket. Mr* llubey Spear*, atiltmou# family—Kichard Halltday lint counselor wat absent dur to a m with the meeting In start imr Atr* R | r i le s group will promptly at 10 a m A luncheon be hosts and Mary Marlin. Th# Mallidayt lUnesa. will he srrvrd at 12 W p tn The Seminote IR.-h S.h«w| PTA own th# neat farm Mit* Gaynor All reservation* for tl < , n will have a m n tin k' In the Audi •aid th# Halliday* planned to go m i*t he tn by Del 2a ai m- n tnrium «t * p m An r * .’ eutlvr ther# after M4s* Marlin doe* her Lake Mary P-TA Th"*# wishing fo atten t plejse luisrit meeting wdl he held .* teiecatt of "Peter Taa in Jane Is Getting Ready rail Mr* it*r.ir Ham* n at foxt 7 Jn p m •ry. Th* Adrian* own KM acre* in Rule Teaihing ri'nte a* tie the Goia* Pruvlnr* near th* imall For Saturday Event Beginning homemaker* should Eii*t llaptisl Cli111 sh timignt at Th# U k » Mary P-TA held Ha learn tn rut out unnecessary mo 7.30 p. m town nf Anaimitt. Ther* t* road tramportation from Ih* roari. but regular monthly m artini Thura- lion* '«ben r's'anmg Fatigue will n F.DNMIHT air travel la regular and more nay. Oet. 20, at th# aehnsvl, •.anish tf your thotilder* arc Ttie Sanford AAoman a Club wit. uti*fartery. M't. William Esane. president, turned in the »ame direction a* pis* host to the District Seven "There la a little Jungle area pieilded at th* meeting. ,the mop when washing Honor* l.ct Alerting with pcgl'lt jtt.'O begin oa our land," th* d#algner ca­ Jlr. Igwit, devotional chairman the wvaiuudv do t)i# work md y ir ring at 9 10 a m A|rmtr*r» are ptained "But Bt* area_ M im4 Inn uaed at hn teat th# 3rd chapter of that a why you're using a'ked in phone in reservation* fair wild Ther# ar# anakat and arma- K#v#lationa ith ver*#. them -and always ruh suifarn the luncheon b. Friday, ltd 2x dtllo* around, and Our rook wa* Mr*. Robert Geiger, chairman with a circular nr hack amt forth noon to Mrs Harri*.n one# feared by an ocelot that ran of th# Hallowe'en carnival, gav* mnthin *o tha* no area is worked The First Rspint Hi1-te Teach, tn front of her. Th# jaguar M the a report on the progres# of carol- >tv#r twice Splurge on tudt, but in# clinic elaaav* begin tonight biggest animal tn that areg, but *al plan*. Th# earnival will save ynur energy. at 7 10 p m. we haven't heird nf any near u* " held Saturday October 29th. #UrtThey had tn#ir own hmita built Ing at a.00 with a «hirkan ard In Adrian's aeiign. Judging from rrc# dinner. plcturei of the pUet, M looks Jlra. Glcna Toehraa reported • mart enough In taka a placo In that a meeting of th# First grade the eiclustva Belatr area wti#r# nvohara was hald Tuesday after­ they hv# here. They hiv# ao #leetncity, hut Flm mitall a gen­ noon in h#r alas# room. Th# theme erator. They ti*e a wood-burning wa# “ AAhat parents fan do at •tova for cooemg. Yai, they have horn# 4o help their #hliilren”. The mealing was well attfnded and plumbing TH E The Adrian# plan la return her# much interest wa# thown hy (hoar MISS EATHLYN ANN TALLY. Jackaonvilla, wa# hoaorod rwc#ntly •4 th* end of each atimaiar In put pr#a#nL •a her alat##ntk birthday by h#r paunta, Jlr. and Mr#- L. C. Tally. | th«lr ana Robin la arhoet Adrian Tha p«nny driB wa* won by Bha la tha granddaughter af Mrt. E. 11. Lan#y aad kwr mother la the hat given up draaa tfeiigalag, but Mr*. Gl*na Coehrtn'a room, Drat former Mlag Kathleen Laney of Hanford. atill tu n a out n e n 'i ahirt aad tie* and Mcond grad##, with U par hlU hea her*. Aftae tpending e#nt of th# par#nta present. For th# program * film waa tha Holiday* with their son. they’ll t u n la Bratll, where ball join ahowa antitUd “Helping tha Child ■ ' Hj.sC— — Are#pt Th# Do'a." them when aehool'a aut. A New - You Hair Do . . R#fr##hm#nta w#ra aartad by the first and aaeond grad# room mother# and aa Infernal aorta! Enjoy Tht WnHdwfal -Lift" followed. _THF. SANFORD HERALD Tvirr. Oct. 27. W , V:ir* S Miss Esther Livingston, Worthy Grand Matron Of State Honored henunole Chapter Nn i Order of Eastern Star, honored Alls* K*• ther Livingston. AA'otlhv Grand Mation of the Grand t hapter of Florida with a banquet, at the AtcKtnley Hall Saturday evening The Hall whirh has a lighted pie ture of t hrist was vers Invelv, with *.lded dec.'rations of baskets containing pastel gladioli and greenery The gue* table wa* centered with a triangle of star point rotors. Other tables had row* of frm and various colored hibis­ cus. R W Turner Worthy Patron of ••'niino.e t hapter V ' I OKS was |ojstina«trr All out sif.town gue*ls wrtr introdurrd and welcomed Alts >vbil It out n. chairman of en teitainment pre«entr.i her gur.i artist* el IS- evening Alltv Jean Nunnadv aolottl and Alt*# Aliy son I re pianist Vis* N .nnallv sang "Ilia- Lordt Prayer and "Star of the Ka*t " Alter the banquet th# members rrlirrd t.i toe Alioimr Hall wlie-e a special called mrcimg was hr. i fur the Ofltnal ti<d of Mr Worthy tirand Matron T hr i lu p in Room had rrn vriy appropriately decorated in the Moony Is l a n d M ation s c lo ts Haskett of pa>lrl g idi.ili, muin> and Inn wne placed in the t.a-l an I Ms-st anil baskets of rinble matic d o r* were p ln e j b> rain Mar point chair A huge triangle hung in the AAest. rinphasutng t* Worthy island Atatron* motto. Wright Home Is Scene Of Session For Joy-Ruth Class •• I ruth. Honor arid Juitice ” The meeting wav opened in rw(olar order, with Mn A.rginia An irrton. Worthy Matmo. pro•iil.ng, Th# AA. rthv C.rar.d Alair n, 'Its* Livingston, wat introduced. Offirera I rmr.t a tnang « •round the alia- thn which the w#t escorted to the Katt ami wvlcomcd. Atrt. Mary Al.ce Wyatt presented Mt*a Living.ton with a gill fr..m the Chapter, amt an hs.n.'tat* niemet-n.p certificate. Gilts were also given her from ’ te Pa it Matron a i luh an. t At-«. Anders.’n S.nts# the Worthy Grand Patron was unable t.s a'trnd hit ftnnorary inemher»hip rem it a'* wa* presented In Alits luvtogs'.>n. by R AA Turner Oti-er <ll*t:ngUi<hed gue-tt -s ho weiv' tntrmlused and w e lin ie l weir Airs h re.la MeKwan A --»c i t e Grand A• nductrras. J. • * .ie i *- a. . . . e i . i Patron; Atr* Alar I Don.van. I'asi Grand Atairi-n ant Grand Secretary; Alts i hi >e VAallacr t.iand Ward­ e r. It..hen W. Sanford. Gland srnunrl. Air. \jm > Hi. gate. Pa-t Grand 'tatrun amt Cjrl T. AAalias# P.s*t tsuliil Patton of th# Grand < hapter of Florida In * most impressive manner, the degree* of ilie outer w ne vssnfrrird up->n Air- E'-ts# S. Hunt Air* Stella Prvnr Airs. ALugarrl Hr.iwn an i t nar.es D, Hniwn Hightsghl sif the rvvning was the Worthy t.ran't Matron a talk nn ' Lose anil Tnith.” A! Me rlo-e of Mr meeting di .id «us refreshment* of eakr and p, nch wrre served in the .lining ro. ru h> Atr « A na Wi.liamt and hrr eommittee T # Jnvr-Rulh Bondar School Class of ih# bust Hai'tist Chin h In ..I its monthlv class meeting at the home of Mr# 1 al'.n AArtgiit l&K Douglas A*r The session was ca’ el to order hv th# pteaidrnt of th# ,-ta**. Mr* Ralph Beits T.e d»v'tional wa* given hy Atis I tank Itrvan aft#' w*i, tv irpnit* wei# gisanhy group captain* N#* manthers, pn**|.e, t* and ahsenlrei 1 1, di*, issrd I'.ai • wne ma.le for ttie denaitirenr soeinl to '•# a "Thanksciv ti g Cos ered 11 - n pei'' |t wil t.e orld N.nr, in th# Kitu.atioi.al nudduig Mr•laid* of axcrllenca wrl# feat hv tie teacher of tn# e.as* Mrs. J l . New si'me. During the *0. iai h-*uf d#tle'oi* left eshniont • were tetved l.v the h.isles*** .A s u ip iu e ni'** rtiaoeifus housewarming aJiwwrr. ** a* given to the hostess ho has inenily nn**#.1 in hee new hum*. BI RTHS Air and Atn t; hert Al Pn.lm are announemg the birth of a daughter. Ilutilue Ann weighing * Hr* amt 1.1 nt. at thrir home in Vine tiros a. Kv. Me 11 tl*** grands son nf Air. and Mr* P P. Cattip- t»ell. 1 1 , following w h.t w*ra present werr Xti* Ridiei* C. H-'-tgr*. V|i». J I * N * ’* -i one. AD*. I •- a i.'l Re Id, All- Ralph li*! *. A|i* Alfred Childs. A|r* I o-n Swam Me* Dan Hatten. Alt* Roger Sehmdt. \ |r, | . * i h Ills an. At 1 * Jlel' >n | i egia Itetime .Alts. 1 a)>in AAright. Austi n a nd ri.iuua*. Airs Cut * half Cllt> of (hird'led f«cn n il in’ shirt lengths *lir the Com ­ mit into • p a .k j^ a nf p iep aie .l cfinctllate p u llin g m u before cook­ ing I hill Me |< .'tiling bs'fore * riv ing an'l ta rn i-h e - in serving <».trx Att « s dollop -if whipped tw celcned #Otto vaporated mi!k and a m aratenm a cherry here’s how to save shirt money M p 0R i0 iN A L hUMMr'LFi’C'J;i And "rk lta ry " Of A N«« Coif, SKILLFULLY SHAPED AND WAVED IN A DESIGN DISTINCTLY YOURS! fo * ' Beauty Sa lo n l*t«l Print! lalraMB m M SC FO* YOU* APPOINTMENT CALL Rihf BUYING A CAR? I' m Tit* Low Coat Sanford Atlantia Pinaacn Plan *SANE0 ] arumi w ithout sacrificing shirt 'S O U Importedfrom Gtmttttpf Bn many good thing* to add In a talad of loaied gr#em to mike .t *alra ip#ci*l! Her* *r# tomr of them; chopped green onion*; rrumpled entply cooked bacon crumpled blue ch«e*#; crisp rrou Iona browned tn garlic fl a voted ol­ ive oil; finely rut anchovy fillet*; sliced pimento-stuffed gtetn olivet IN JIKJIORII.M STILLS: In aad hut loving me­ mory of eur Jlothar, Mary E Stilt*, who departed thin Uf* t j#»r* ag* today— N« day go#a by without n »igh. K* night without n tear For *n* who m tani th* world to ua, W* mean you, Mothir d«*r. Badly mi»»#d by Chi’ sen A dv. S U P E R ' W H ITEH A LL $ 3 .9 5 ‘ HUMMEL"' FIGURES ’ ta s ■•'*• lws*«f»ad * # • fr*m G#*<"««y— ih# » « ,ld fsssevf 'H U M M U -* Kgviai, p m i* hr a n la s su tv aryvk # .# Cheer# l>e<** oar •e o d tita i oiserfmeM of ivbj#ctl — n a o r da'.*h“ wl ■ororioo chtldraa. AH h *a t*t On*'h«t0d #1 Ih* Ce<vt*nl of V oiiaw o«d prodased #ic<uiU*lf by rh* world laieew* 'MUMMU** fes'O'r Thais Ireeivrad f garia*s taaa#l bs dapi.taied o*d aech been she indented M U a r x lf * i.gneivre. n a w Geabal 1 #« of the bumble be* and rha 'Genwang'*! t*aiwp— preaf * f evlkaniKily Yowtl lr# *lv r* ro ar-H llsaM ll"*, f'*arp a U s y t, so be *wrp •* shop p#rty for b a il •*lemon, B rniillful Itialroti* while entlnn nhirl that renll# improved wilh wnahlng. Ocean pearl hulD>n« w i t h auprrli JAYSON wnrhmnnwhlp. Hlncised In nexernl collar nljlew, barrel or French cuffn. AImi pn.tlel colon*. d b a p dkwaad a " H e a a r r * a i n yea t q f NEW LOCATION AS OF NOV. 1st. FRANK NOELL, Jeweler 110 So. I’n rk r h o n t 1294 Q u t t MEN'S .W EA R 0 306 i& e & M rn EAST r iB S T SA N FO RD PUONK 1222#) �0 / JV's Play Good Game But Lose To DeLand 20-12 Notre Dame Is Picked To Lose NEW YORK igv-Ooe can | 4 plenty ot headache*—also letter*— puking Not/* llama to lot* a lootball game but that 1* tha choice thia ueek. It re the Knute K. Rockna memorial game at South Bend and Notre Dame ntll pull all the psychological atop*. Should thl* lorecatt come true H will be becaute ot George Welsh's piratf-bold antici aa the Navy quxrlerbock. Thi* blurplile iprclal prediction 1* the highlight of the leaioa * tevenlh week Lett week there u cre 37 correct »election» among the 53 pick* for a -«M average, lowering the teasnn'a total to .754 on 1W eurrec* eholeea and Tg in­ correct onct. Other tectlom Uu« ueek: Michigan over Iowa: If the trainer* could meet at midfield and compare hnvpilal HtU, low* would be *n a**y victor. 11IK SASI UKI) HERAU) rngn 6 Thtirn. Pel. V . 1^55 PCC Teams Have Defeated Big 10 Opponents 4 Times Oklahoma over K a n in Slate: Bob Burnt and Tommy McDonald give* the Sooner* a rugged one-two punch Maryland over South Carolina By three touchdown*, i t lrjil. Michigan Slat* over WUcontui: Clarence Peak* rejoma the Spart­ an* after a week1* vacation UCLA over California: UCLA Coach Red Sander* lay* he hi* tha Iwo bail college fullback* of the *ea*nn. Weit Virgin!* over Marquette; Two good team oppme one av­ erage eleven in thi* one Auburn over Tuiaoe. Jo* Child­ re n decide*. Southern California over Muine*o»a: The Trojan* will have to play rugged Ju»t lo keep warm. Georgia Tech over Duke: A pair of chagrined bowl candidate* take it out on each other. Holy Cron* over Syrieuar; Third hard game in * row for Syr*cu*e. Miami over Pittiburgh: PitU* burgh learn* ell about Hurricane* Skipping over the other* In a hurry: Eait: Lehigh over Tempi*. Tenn State over P»nn, Princeton over Brown, Rutger* over Delaware, Army over O lgate, Cornell over Columbia, Harvard over BucknHI. Richmond over ViHanov*,- Vale over Dartmouth Mid welt: Nthravka over Kanrai. Ohio Slate over Northaeitcrn. Oklahoma AM over Tul*a. Clr l.nnalt over Delroil. Colorado nvr Mitaouri, fo*a State over Drake, lln’ivtnn over Wichita, lllmni* over Purdue, Indiana over Ohio Uni* ventty, Botlon College over Xav­ ier. Soulh: Miaiinlppl over U ulritna State, Tennene* over North Caro­ lina, Mliilmppi S'»te over North Teaaa State, CI*m»on over Wake Forest, North Carolina State over Furman, Georgia over Alabama. K«*tucky ove> Rice, Vanderbilt m e t Virginia. Virginia Tech over Mary over Virginia Military. Snulhwrtl: T taai ChrUtian over Baylor. Southern Methodist over Teat*. Teat* Tech over Weal T ra­ i l Stata, Teat* A M 'over Arkam at. Far Writ: Colorado AM over Montana Denver over New Mralft,, Oregon over Idaho, College of Parlfie ever Waahtnglnn Slale, Stanford over San Jn»*. Utah S[ale over Fretno. Waihlnglon over Ore­ gon State. Wyoming over Brigham Young. By TUB ASSOCIATED FBEM Either Pacific Coa»t Conferee re foothill 1* getting better or the Big 10 brand 'a dipping, a check at tha record* »howed today. PCC team* biva defeated Big 10 opponent* four time* Id tla gam ei thl* teaton utth ona mora tc go—*nd Southern California 1* a near unanlmou* cholca to maha H fiva out of acven over Mlottoiota Saturday at MlnaaapolU. Tha racord t* a complata iwlteh from that compiled only one year ago. We item team* won only twlca In tin eocminlrr* during IM4 reg­ ular teaton play. Coat! winner* thi* year havt been Stanford. M ovtr Ohio State; UCLA, m i over Iowa; Southern California. 33-21 ovtr Wlscmreto, and Washington, MO ovtr Mtoneaota. The toiora are Stanford, M-l*. to Michigan State, and California SO U to lllinou. Agalnat other non-conference op* poutinn. though, the C oni isn't dong a t wall. Laat yaar PCC taama broke even to M gamaa with all other non league team*, eneludlng the Big 10. Thia fall, with tevea Earl Blaik Moves tuch garnet Hill an the achrdutr, the racord* »how only liven Vic­ Army Players to r ia again*! nine defeat*. What about the Rn»e Bowlf PCC Like Magician team* have won only twice in It WEST POINT. N Y. * Nobody game* With Rig 10 letm i while ha* ever f»lled Earl tR rdi Blaik potting a 14-10-3 mark *g»tn«t ill a Height of hand performer but other aehonl*. The lau Coait tri­ the way he ha* moved hi* Army umph In tha Paiadena portre»«nn football player* around »hould elailc wai Southern Califonua'i qualify him for member»htp In the 70 over Wlieontln to tha I9M | Magician* Society. game. The tin t wat In 1*71, when Injunri have forced Ih* »hlfti California whnmped Ohio Stale, m » lean* that figured before the >1-0. I >r»«cm upened to he one of the 'tw it in Blaik'i 15year tenura at Gerry f’lanuti*. Michiiran Slale , (hr Point. 174-pound fullback, spend* Sunday Eirtl it w** Ihe hackfleld. »tlll a Morning* giving religion* tnriruc- i major pmblem at tha twlre-beaten firm In boya at a rnrrerilnna! In- Cadet* prepare to meet onceatltution in E att (wanting, Mich. Colgate Saturday. But at leait Blaik will have Ihe tam e alarling batkfield for Ihe Colored News teennd straight Salurday with Don Hnlleder at quarter, Pete La»h and Mlk# Selgler at tha halfback ipota wnd Pat Uebel at full. Batik, however, had m more than announced hi* alarling bark field tkaa up'turned a line prob­ lem. Thl* Him h« shifted Ralph Chttnauikat, ena of the mitatand tog guardi to the Bait lait teaton and a tarter at left tackle to all five Army game thia tall, to right Homecoming activities at Crootnt end. Cheawauikai. a nativa of Academy got under way tail night Broeklan. M a tt, hat never played a t S p m with tha crowning ef a vanity game at ead at Weat lovely Gwendolyn Blocker aa Mlta Point. However, he taw three Croomt Academy. At tha tame yean a* a wtagman to high aehonl. lima charming Mary fltlen Pierre The Cadet* have now gone wa* crowned "MD* Homecoming", through a total af five right end*. The apeetarular homecoming per- Dave Thomai, Don Satterfield, ade itarted at 4 o’clock thia after­ BUI Saunden and more recently noon. Headquarters for the pared* BUI Melnik have been hobbled by waa the rear end of Croomt' knee toturlei Kaeh waa to Iho campui. The route the parade fol­ alerting lineup at m e Urn* or anlowed wat from the eampaa up Uth SL to Lake Ate. wham tha Baundara ta d Satterfield may parade diiUandod to recon vene at be available ter limited duty tha comer of Second St. and Cy- agalait Colgate. Malnlh la out un­ pre*i Aye., tod than moved wait til peealMy Urn Yalo game Nor. B. io Palmetto, then tooth to Third t o r n Bald, a S-l WO pound al­ St., down Third to Sanford A rt. and ternate tackle Cma Port Collina, •oath on Sanford Are. to Ninth SL The culminating aetltrlUea took Cola., will more into the tickle apat T id ied by Cboaaauihaa. place a t the Memorial Stadium .w han Crooma P aathen mat the tflghUag eleven af Falatka. PaL lowtog the sam e them waa a daaen • t tha raeraatlao cantor. During kalf-tima. tha prtaa wto* * para af tha beat three float! w a n Tha priaea ware Crooms Academy Students Enjoy Big Homecoming A LA * A M C C H f, OP 7MB 0A L T /M O R B COLTS, w r u B e * B 'O Hi t p* Tpe •CARRY TOR C P */* PARKS, e v e /t IP p * p o e s / r r o o rrs * p Atc * e , w to pu t in f o u r Bo s e * CRUtHiUO & A R 9 AT PULLBACK FOR w iS C O K S /K , F,£ f A M AJO R c o u e & e R ecord 0 / GAlNlUG 3, 2 / 2 YA R P*. L!Vg t j e t o pro oeB U T- » w e n t 7 p YARPS POR A •roOCRPOMH TAM P /R iT 77a e n e panpl e p v /e r a il * 6A/NBR 1 9 4 YARPS M ALL. 5 0 Pros T ee O ff In Annual Tourney NAPLES <jn—Fifty profr»»ton*U tred nff today in the fir*t annual Klnrida PGA tournament at the Napie* Golf and llearh Club Courte for 11,000 ca»h and other prtiei. Eighteen hole* will he played earh d ir through Sunday in Ihe Man Says Cheaper To Own Horses BOSTON UR A retired Maltarhuteli* buvimttman who lay* he found II rheaper In own horaea than bet on them pocketed t to. 100 today for Rockcaille'i trrmendoua victory In tha 150,000-added Yankee llindlrap. ‘'Utrd In hel on them, but de­ cided it would be cheaper to own my own," iiid Jotrph Leone ye*, lerday sflrr.hi* »pocdy and dur­ able roll defeated a fine (Ip!4 of 10 other Ihree • year . old* in the Yankee'* loth running. Lrune. a 5T-vear-old former heal­ ing and fuel rontrarling dealer in Ihe Lawrence area, obtained Rockrattle for a bargain price of tll.000 from Calumt*. Fam early thia year. Although Ihe hrown roll bad won i Ik race* and finithrd out of to* money only onr# In tt prevloua tlarli thl* teaton, Rorkrattla went off at heller than to t a* a crowd of jn.nl] made Hilton Oabvon'a Nance* Lad * #5 favorite, Nance'i L*d made a game at­ tempt to overtaka the Leone roll, hut had lo tattle for iccood, a length and a half behind. After 41 Years Austin Is Back In Texas League AUSTIN. T»* up _ Atwite v u bark la tha T n a a U i j w today attar a tt-yeer abaanea. replacing Tha filtering Beaumont franchise long-ailing RaaumoM. wa* offcully moved In tha Traaa raptlal rity laat night at league Preildent Dick Butler announced that all drtallj had bee* worked out to permit tha tranifar. Alloa Ruaaall, e«nor at tha Beau­ mont franchiaa. brought tha club boro •baa aa Aualla group beaded by Mayor To* MUicr guaranteed an atlendattee of 175.000 (tor the IMO acaaoa. Beaumont draw only 00.000 tha goat acaaoa. Ruaaatl aatd ha had M ftayun aid hla maaagar win ha Caaaia Byaa. former big league player who managed Cerpua CRriaU la IM Big auto League laat aaaaaa. 71-hole event ovrr the (.totkyard court* where par la 72. Par waa certain lo take a beat­ ing on the batla of tcore* turned in during yeMirday't pro-amateur tournament that dre* M prof ra­ tional* and three Umea a t many ematurr*. I-ew Bateman of Ocala and hit three amateur partner* eardrd a Lett ball of 63 With Bateman were Gardner Dlckirion Sr. of Panama City; Jame* Paul of Daytona Beach and Henry Taylor of Ocala. Tied for terond money at 61 were the team* of Clyde U*ina Jr., Wett Palm Reach with Felii Revlann Sam Friedman and T. T. Taylor, all of Weit Palm Brarh; and the team of Burl Boleiia, twice Florida champion from Tampa, with Bob Myera, G. Wright and Boy Cbenderlln, all 0f Tampa. Denny Champagne of Orlando, playing with Glenn Young of llolIvwcorf. Frank Bellow* of Tort Lauderdale led Rill Whitley of Napie*. potted 1 belt ball of Cl for fourth money. Jimmy I^nli, Rridrntnn pro, lied Ihe rourte record with a «T amaleur. had a »urpri«‘ne Tn **•• tin Stano*ich ol Miami Beach waa low among the amateur* wiiJi «c. in t n i w e e w F*H r t i W « **»* il|it|ffmia U H M Inf |n(Ml tree tmlfM ipncteiw** anil whe enjoy «**if foeetre and woodland* eeerci** good outdone heMfe O aa W M i l wt M i i l n i M M t*«M M M tW deSCWMIoa ef M IT By B. HUGH AN'flLEY Although the Fed J- V'.* held the Del^nd J. V.» almott at a •tandriill, and didn't even allow th* vlritinjr team • fir** down, thi Fed* atill rame off the field with a 20-12 defeat on their hand* a* tha reiull of threa -nuka*’ play*. All of the icortne agalntt tha Frd* rama a* a revult of blocked kirk*: Del^ntl bioc'aed two and run them back for ANNAPOLIS. Md lANary and •core*, and tha third wat Mocked Notre Dam* toarhei are lik in g hy on* of tha Fed*' own ptavera, for another puttible replay of U«t allowing a recovery and runbark year* 6-A thriller when the un­ beaten Middiet and the oncedtfeated Irtth meet Saturday. Both Md reporter* at Navy'a weekly football new a ronference yeiterday they regard the other a* being a* good or belter thin the 1954 learn* and eipect another NEW YORK UP—Who laid Ihe riot* battle. harebell aearen I* nvar? Early Coach Terry Brennan *nd In a Wynn i* pitching In klcitco. Sandy telephone Interview from R->ulh Amoro* I* catching fly hall* in Ind. Ihe rite of Saturday'* ela*h, Cuba. Vinegar Bend Mitell la that he think* the oddtmakrr* are •inking them out in Havana. mlitakrn in making Notre Dame a Hie far-flung winter baseball rix-pntnt favorite, the *am< mar­ teaton already I* weu under way. gin they beat Navy lait year In addition to tha four league* ” 1 ifonl know how they figure belonging to the Canhoaan Fed­ IL" the vouthful frith meolor eration—Cuba, Puerto Rico, Venare mtrkrd. '| would think w* tula and Panama—there arc four would probably be rated aven." or five other league* employing He railed thia year'* Navy team tome U S. talent. "probably the beat they'** had in There are tha Vara Crua and the latt 10 nr 15 year*" and laid Metican Pacific Coast league*, in ' record* indicate they’ll probably Mrairo, the Occidental League to be the be*t we play.’* Venetuela and a four club league Navy La* beaten it* fir*t five in Ihe Dominican Republic. Sev­ opponent* but they eipect the e ra l Balllmort flayer* and firmInto to be their toughrtt tn dale. hand* arc playing in tha ColonThe Middle* hav* riiown Ih* »ame oian League m South America. fire in practice thl* week they had The lour Caribbean Federation lor the game In Baltimore’* mud­ league* work cioacly with organdy stadium tori year, when a tied baseball Player* with Iwo fumble going Into the and mne lull *ea*on* in tha major* era not coil them at leari a tie or potiibly eligible. a victory. In Iho noofrderation league*, Notre Dam* ha* tori only to a *nod Michigan Slale team and la player* «r* cooridertd under tha plainly regarded by Coach Eddie regulation* oo barnstorming. That Krdrlati a* the big hurdle faced 1* how Wynn, the veteran Cleve­ by hi* team thi* teaton, with the land right hander t* allowed to natural taceplion of an always pitch two gamei for Bobby Avtla'a Stcxico City Red*. Bob Lemon alio lough Army game. *'Wa rerard them every bit a* wa* to havt pitched a couple of lough a* lari year," Erdrlats said, gamei but bcggtd off. ‘but feel the tame way about Ihe game , . . Our boyi du a belter Change In Lineup job a ga in it a tougher team.'' Navy, Notre Dame Coaches Looking For Another Replay Who Said Baseball Season Is Over? Of U of M Team P. Cothren Revives May Appear Soon MIAMI oft— A major change in the University of Miami foolbatl Art Of Kicking UNIVERSITY. Ml**, tn Full­ back Paige Cothren. tin Aatocialed Pre**' "ba*k of tha week" for r ti performanr* againri Arkanvat, revived Ihe ert of kicking field goal* for the Univertity ol 5!i**Latppi % Cothren *et a Southearirm Conftreore record, where field goala a rt almjri out ot date, by boot­ ing two agali.it Georgia. Thoie Iwo alio were the firit field goala kicked hy a M iiiuuppi player (tore m i Tha Junior booled one field goal again*! Arkii.***, tn addltjon to •coring * tourhdown, kicking two eitr* poinli, Inlerrepling a pa**, and blocking vinouriy for hit team­ mate*. A penalty prevented Cothran from (coring all Mliilreippl point* in tta 17-7 victory over A rkanua Saturday. Cothren I keeping alive the Foot* tradition dtipita a different Mma at MDiiaiippt Tlv* three Ihree famou* Poole brottera. Bay, Burier, and Barney, are hi* uncle*. Cothren Uadi the Southe a»term Canfaranee tcoring rare with 44 tota on four touchdown*, three Id goala, and U aitra point*. Ha'* * good hat for All-SEC honor*. lineup for Ine PitUburgh garni Salurday mav show up in the mid­ dle ot Miami'* line. Coach Andv Guitafann moved Hob Della Valle, 1M-pound right lackle, to ren'er lo take over for the injured Mika lludcck, to yetlerday'* workout. Co-Cap*. Whitey Rouvtere, atill on Ihe tecond unit behind John Varone, worked at both lift and right halfback and alio movtd from ht* corner spot to Ih* deep position lo try and atm gtben past Jefente. Gene Reeve* Ihd Sam Scarnecchta were throwing well during th* drill and extra point kicking •aw Ed Oliver click with flve for five. Mario Bonoflglto made thret for four. The iquad. >4 atrwig, wilt leavt for ritteburgh tomorrow morning. E Bummer Tan Mrnod IIII.AM when the celt www the 1644 G an den BUtM lu k e e . but kla 4em. n mar# itnmtd Mia* Elbby, wua •old far 4400 because nebody thought her worth while f a r breeding purpose*. Welterweight ebamplre Ctrmaa Beaille I* n hunting and flaking ewthuabuL D ULASTZTIMS’TODAY N m Au by DcLead. Thu* the Fed* were •gam defeated. In the ft/U period lh« Fed* •topped everything Iho DeLand club could run ogainri them. Then. Iota in tho opening Manta, tha Fed* went back to punt and it wa* blacked hy a DeLarnl play­ er. Another DeLand player pick­ ed tha ball up on th* Frit 20 yard: line and went tha r rit ef the way for a score. Then in tha second period, white] COLLEGE PARK, M d r—Frink roach Fleming wa* experiment- ■Tamhurrlln celrbratev hi* fir*-7 *ning with the "unknown*" in tna civcrvtly "n Saturdxy a t Mary­ barkfield, trying to find a romhin- land* iru rtertack an! perbsp* it* ation that might work againri be»t ever. It wuv nn Oct. to lari, yeir Wintar Park’ tomorrow night, the Fed* found them*elve» dren in *S!in*t cMith Ciiolim S atutd#'* their own territory and out of !oe. that Coach Jim Tatum turntd down*. They went bark to punt, to Ihe v-iphumufc Tumburellu aftrr and a Defj*nd ptayrr broke Maryland had at a Earn'd throuzh through again, and again the u first flve Eamci with two viepunt wa* blocked, and avain on- j I .vu dciiat* and a lie quao other player picked un He baB, lirb itk e J hy Charley Boxold. and again he ran it bark f»r * Tamburello directed Maryland I* itore. Tbn only d'ff*rente «v> » dreivive ? ’-f victory and krpl that the boy who ptekrj up the on doing the »ame f.,r the next hall had to run it ha, a 30 tarn* four game* .Maryland hasn't heeq instead of tha 20 yard* ntcniaiy beaten m 11 game* since Tamtoirfor the first acorn. ello look charge. w1 Aflar the half the Fed* re In fact, he take* charje* «o comjnlrad to uta tha wide punt forma- _ ;Vtciy that riieg down you have Hen: that • when tn* punier genhack about flftrrn v a :’« from a feeling that wn:m coarn Tatum the canter *o that hr w.ll have idm iret it he isn't entirely sold plenty of lima lo gr: the klca In on it. "lie’s got a lot of Imagination, iha air before he i* eharged. The • nap waa perfect fmm thi n n - hr likr* lo do hi* own thinking,’’ ler, but Rill Rohln«on, protecting ray* Tatum ‘lle'v naturally corky blocker for the punter. k»rl l*ack- ind ronfident he can *m rr anytime ing uo until he harked the U ri­ he want*. el. Again Ihe punt was Marked,, Once he g't* ahead hr LkrW n again a Defaind player picked U try thing* and trie* la put <xra up, and thia time he only had i bow." to run 10 yard* for their thud Do you approve, Tatum -waa and final arore. asked. Then the part that made th e , "A* long a* h* alaj* ahead," fan* leave Memorial Stadium with he replied wryly. admiration in their heart* for Thai hi riidn t endorse it entirely Iha Junior Fad* happened, ft I* rurinmary to tee a team 1o*e it* wa* gleaned Irom hit recollection spirit* whan It get* behind three' that Brrnie F Honey, quarterback touchdown*, hut not the Frd« of Maiylind* 1!>33 national rhamThey earn* back with a lot of .dons, "(t>cd to Hick to hi* knitting. aplrit and energy. They spatked You (mil l lit on Ihe bench and 0J1 a parting attack that carried for Ihe neat puv ahead of him** 40 yard* and wa* climaxed with' With Tamburello, he'* never a ten yard pa** from Johnson to ;ure Neither it the other team, Tamburello I* one of ihe quickest A'hley for tha acore. But that wasn't all for the Fed*, they quarterback* to change play* after *mung out of the huddle and rama ecreamlng back In the fouith reaching Ihe line of scrimmage. quarter witrf another attark that "lie h>* a »!re| trap niind,” taya rarrlrd for “4 yard*. Thl* limr Tatum (turn Ihe admiration it .ind. Johnson hit Ronnia Rurei with point. "He cat’* play* with ariunda 20 yard pa»* for the arore. ing petfcctlun." In tha ateond half a little b«y, Eddie Barbour, waa aent Into the hall gama aa fullback. Ha turned Gators Resume In a fina performance a* a Muck­ er, and when he put* on a little Drilling Yesterday weight ha'll he getting a lot of GAINESVILLE w-Aftcr taking * two-day rest following up their gam« riperience. rixth ruszrd conlest, Ihe UnlverScore hy period*: DeLand J. V .a_____ 6 7 7 6-70 illy* of "Florid* Gator* revumed Seminal* J. V.a ... 0 " « 0—13 their effort* on the football drill field yeiterday. Tha Fed Lineup: That •» mmt of them have re­ E—Athlry, Little; T Tyre. f ,it»kl; G—Gratey, Walker; C— turned but a number of nUOFa Fane*; B—Johnion, Ituasl, Ho­ were kept abed because of aevere told*. Among those not practicing ward, Robinson, Barbour, yesterday mrre front runners John Barrow. Jackie Simpson, John Tampa Preparing U urieti, and Jo* Brodsky. Chance* are that ail those m ist­ For Game ing from lodiy'i activity will b* TAMPA Ufo—The hard running of back in uniform before Ihe week la reserva halfbark Paul Davl* ilond cut and will have tip* tn prepare out during a two-hour dffrnriv* for the Gator*' game with Georgia workout for th* University of Tam­ Saturday wee* T**ey have an q u a pa football (gam yesterday.. date thl* Saturday, |MW W ] Running R ail Carolina playa Georg* Wardrr.an, with n fire •gatort tho first ttringera, the Lakeland youth ripped off several under r*r 6fl, holds th* em rie foad gala*. record for amateur golfer* a t Tampa Boos not hare ■ tame Bermuda'* Mid-Ocean Club. H t this woak but playa l a i t Carolina shat hla record breaking acore T t 1042. L_ t t GreoavIRo N.C., Nov. 4. Frank Tamburello. 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M i r r o r .................................MM sary ___________________ 1993 Night Stands IU 179 M E*tr* Large Chrome It3TORK WANTED ~ - H Dinette* .................. . Pi M Ytu \G rviwrirnrril saloglrl wishes work In Sanford. Write l* It s Herald *s] n* K. Isl St. Phone Irt LAWNS MOWED br Jerry Ixvrd. Free estimates. Phone 1317 W USED Frigideire, Vrvry (lean. >49 (*t Firrvlonc Store. Eipcrtmred young mmhrr of 2 dr«irc* llili) Silting *■’•» *llv*r 3 |i in II v\ own Tranv|H>rt4i»n. Phone 97,3 Every Saturday Night I;to P. M. 13MIS4 ELLANKOUK -1 3 Farmers Auction Market Building w'iT'TFfJ +W.1 Imi" < to Riwim and All mcrrhandlsn sold to highrst Boa i it Phone 3*3-If bidder, regardless of price. Con­ signers and Dealers invited. We 14- a r tc iA L a u n e w -n will buy anything. Wallace and Planshsei. Rrreay fleattng Walker Auction. Phnne 2120-R. II. G. HODGES U S E D . Leonard Refrigerator. ferr-re on All Water Pumps— *12 <70. Firestone Store. Well* Drilled - Pimp* Fiola Road Phaaa 7H WINCHESTER 30.30, Wlnehrslrr HOG Kit'S TREK .SERVICE 14 G* Double Hunting Coat, Rreechei, Boots. Ammunition. Trrei Removed. Topped, Shuped and Brurcd. General Tree Etc F. E Henry. Sanford Surgeon F ire 1 K * I i m a t e a. Trailer Tark, opposite Standard Phone 509-X-W*, Sanford. Oil. F1XIOK sanding and ftnishing. RADIO-RECORD tP!3r«x f ’rm(leaning, wating. Serving SemiInitlon. t3T no Flrerlnne Store mile County since 1923. II. M Gleason. l.oAe Mary. COLDSPOT B-f. T r „ . Fr .1 .. letterheans. statewith Krceter Ch»<t. Magic ENVELOPES, tnrn!s invoices, hand bills, and Ch»f Gas Range. Both in good i r o g r a m a , etc. Progressive i-rmdtlbm ami reasonable. b!9 'rUiUag Co.. Phona 401 — 443 Writ 13th St. Rovalla Drive. Telephone Survey Mather of Sanford PUBLIC AUCTION IS - SrECIAI SERVICES -I TV SERVICE l'u>t and Ellirirnl JIA N IM .S TV 1 I M I R Phono 2513 J. ri .Toot. like part Crbine mon, hey S i'tm . ship la ttr * Annual, ■ ukq u oau appliti Yriirrtsr'i l» i* u to M 'ditrrraq v 22. A aplmtar i r»n v*md> I dial I Onr uhd 34 Brgi"i P>»>» 37. Anothtf) the name tyre for A h'ro In Ueunti Fpanith Piiganl Lttraiura 39 Mrtal Curve To Irt 4C- Engtnh* tavern again 2 Try 3 n.Hiral name I poss 3 4 Uvrlama, ■ C f 7 4 11' me* Newipaprr. men trv rl Of the tid** K n l cf rock B P Mn-jn’ — i Calif) 1 Vehltlo w tth l i n n 'l l ' Perish ■ People or Atiare 0 Part of • tube ’ > i( i -4 * GATLIN 1IROTI1KRS Dragline and Itulblnirr fo’rvico Phones: 2221— Sanbud. 2164 — Geneva OKM.VIHI Momma Sewtlarl. Or iando Evrnbug Mar. Call Ralph Hay. 1195 J II I INSgTRAMT ..................... ................................ - ■— P T dm td Rale* to rmlcrred Policyholder* John W illiam * Inn. Agessry 411 Sanford AUaaUc Bash 34 irit tn -<Tiii'itv 4*1 *0 J t 1 i iw •t V /, ■4| KtMNI R R V t - u REAtfTV TARIjORS —24 IAUNDRY SF.HVVIfP. —II One hour • Warn and Dry R a d io PtB R -B4*r"l«ll K M *8 II im I * I.KF T UI If MM 1 i:SJ 7 -. J 4 Y /, V SI / / it .. 4 a> 'Ya ■*/ •/ TT Damp Fold SWEET Hamlin (lr*nce». ti t«> • Flnuhed laundry • SanMnne Dry Clrantng Bushel. R. 3V. Lord, Thons1JI7-W. South-Mile Iju in d ro m n l Noutii Fide Fnodmart llldg. 17- AtTOMlIHll.VA TRAILERS _______ 1*4 E»a« nUl Ht_______ .’ft F in n ESsltlN 31. SI n \ It t s ?* CHEVROLET 1937. Irwr miteaco. one owner Will r*n>idrr iradc 4’iim p-on Sluilin o f lla n rin t: in. Call 12A7-H, aner I 7n p. in. Foe Trnt — W ill' — Swing Rumba hamba, T tngo. Sfamhn 1331 MODEL A. l/wAi cr«l. run 25U Mohawk P it. Bo* ; r.; giKd Good U rn. *163, 212U Orange Ave. fV— PU M t HKRVirK -r? It eiT, pay YOU t* ire US before ymt buy Open Ettmoci and L. I . r»ui-riinn Techmrlsn aua4ays. Phone 2144 iteule 1. Sanford Kaaialde Trailer Fairs, Falalka. Fla. I9\2 OLDS ’ 38". 4 Or. All Evir.r , New Tirr« K»re!lrnl condition One Owner. >1 .70" Phone Toft. >1 % iTTT • One bear W . Wash aad Dry 27 FT. Indian all mrlsl hmj>e trailer Tandem whreU «< *•. Roy Rerl'a Used I an. % V / IT V /. * 4 2k) • { a*r I,' \ ;i l l r * lira illy Sim p to* I ?nd. ' Phone sat •SEE 1 re-| Die l i -irvtjliji, fir an Indiv iituillrrd l ilt • imi u •0 t'"f IIA K H U riT H Beaiilv Nook 103 So iis* Ave. Phene 971 -II 8 1 ' j IIAVNKS Oftire fflacntn* Ca. Typewriters, adding martUnrs, Salea-ltrnUla, 314 MagnuSia. I t »«_ • //, J ' • S -K U U T C H AmI.I S amH V —IC —g * —(I —m FUIGIDAIKP. sm llsiirrj. sale* and srrvMvr. G. II. High, Ovlmlo. PLUMBING Kla. Phone 4151 ur Sanford Cohlrart and rcpiir work. Free ISO W alter A r m estimate* It. I . Murry. 204 Sal.lord Ave. Phone 1429 tim e * % / / lin t’SE CLEANING • Windows. Walls. I I'M r ». Ph. Is. C. CaM. well. 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I fi • ! « Sr ttl M I ^ 9• Of It K T f Trnm . ti (1«i4 'K r*t' 4 r r m mm t * *1 !1 n i t - - . t; 11 J 4 rit far If \\ el** T v• r • it n » i1 i..a n i ?1 II 18*P*»f> j * V 4 1 • 9*ff t 31 Ct i *t Ur i* Ms • f’ i . i • ftto#y*t •f'vpfto i 11 On Ta i * « 1 liafff M<•ftfip r% s •• TB* ft fcy’ti m flour * ' i WhfM AI ^tt * 11 T»II3ikl M an • ■it AJ>d*!» fl«4V| • i II .8If •* / t r i m TRAILER — "Coiy-Coarh” with 1 T ifnira r i tb Inliel and awnm,* Good r ndi T il Ki»ninf U <>ii linn, Cheap, Man l«and<t 2f.nlrr t M f i l • in • b• r pjfk 7 II 1 * • • "M * l>r IfuilO • f » Kifhf riM n t rij 1• 1 N « pb 18- AUTOMOfHt.E HRUnr.RF IS *1 \% ID 1 ' • 1*1 nc*’Ifriik INSTALLATION of Un-lrum. Car­ OIL HEATER - Ken more. Twin I ' II Af I I 4 N I vim. U * a f « pet-, Tile* CAU M S • m• unit. 13.040 BTU t*U Mrvlrl b o u g iit s « u » traded M II i ^ l i s o 'i C.It T» Pf*j»r Cn»t UOO. Top mpdition. >33. Sanford Linoleum A Tile (’**. U .00 M*3 sur Roy heet'a Uses Cart Mr> M. R. Conk. Wilbur and 127 W. 1st St. Phono 1317 ra in s r Kauford Av» A Illh M Scrnnd St ■ Lake 51ary. _ MOHV1 HU « M 8!** Ob FHA 19 —Meiers/ Boat*/Trailer*— II • *1 teira.n * f ill Ta r i l x e ABWCUW RARTTO Far Remodeling and repairs. •ill I o n hr*.**'* Nothing Dmrn— Am ill MaaOdp • if • S 'o i GOOD Running 7'* IIP Outboard Big*art CASH. TRADE-IN peter. • l» n o i.r a J i b S .is , Payments 3fnlr*r >73 rire stn n e Stnre. I I I Hl>s Mid far a a d fucaJtura CaU IU . S h erm an C oncrete Co. t It *•»•• (y.lB.k Club wtlsoq-MaJar F unttura Co. 311 t l | M t# Owl West 13th Phnne I4M K. 1*1 tt. f •• ),«M) 41 a il l i a n RORSON S p o r ltn r Goods • M H L A tT t m . PATTERNS O fll'. ■vlamde Sales A I era lf« JilCY CLK PAINTING 3 Wheel Trailer with springs A If* SS'rniec D*' vsin.e CUSTOM FITTED ict n> Tim. 384 K. tat fit. I’h-oe H* » I I fenders. Phono 3031-W. St.irate until X-Mss • M VV«rM 41 VI.» Maaley'a Bike Shop >.t 1 PROMPT 51'rnlna Jt-'M I.i OLD Shotgun Sheila. 13 and IS ga. -7If* E 4tn hi. • !A 11• rs sr.4 Th»i* Phpae 3434 USED Johnson Outooard Jlnior, INSTALLATION JO 41 line Ctub Phone 1313 *19 Flre*ton« Store | At !• S t . i Space Heater* and Floor Furn­ 1 # H tin s Cl-ih 7— Pfta-IJeea4aeh SsaaBw —7 aces Liberal Trade-In. *• ■ FUBNtTUttK- 1 *»M n* 11 II O.mi rif M iss, AtTS M•vno V MALE BOXER, RrgiOerc.l 8 W«rti A» Kh s in j^ n U u o ld ^ F tjJP h iv u ^ la ^ J^ Buy year Pum tlure at Ferry'* JI I1 At II 9*b 4 i * r «» m P lS B A l Warrhoaae ru n s., Co. at 901 W l i i t l rn4*f lUtint* Sanfnrd, Florida I» " CTI-TwANTED ~ -l* t IA KBAt'ip Dt St. All nationally *dr. fur­ <c t f a n f i - q Phnne 200 J *# |(BF S'rtDB f • niture ai warehouse nnret I K \\®rU At Th r# « fhone t i l ) e '^La-te .LOCAL CONCERN has Immediate 1097 Sanford Ave. MWT AND FOUND need for ouistandiag young m*n. know ledge of general nlfitv work SI'Et lALl/.lNt; In Ikrf and Pork SMALL BU CK AND WRITE long for Deep Freeier* o. K Pen­ ener.tlaL This la an opportunity hatred dog. City Ucenia No. t»T. nington. Lako Jenny. Resident for the right man. Write Ho* If found pleaia call 523-V/, rhone 2337-31. r* The Sir,fern Herald, givChild's pet. g age and full particulars of P . M. C A M PB E L L marrlaga and military status. LOST on Slate nosd Projeet. AND BU/IOIN& H E E D S f General Contractor brown leather Billfold with cur­ “Home* af Distinction** BATURDAY HELP. Oaa H uh rency. d riv e n Been'e, MetRi-Way 11-99 PbnM 1441 Schoo1 Boy and Lady. Apply firaiton. papers, etc. Please Sanford Shoe Center, 208 San­ G rin* 4 Banter Centimetten Ca. noluy State Boad Dept, City ford Ave. Homes and RamodaUng HalL pnono 2J84-M-4. WANTED ~ Rout-Sale* personLOST: KEY RING; 1 keys A net. Perfeetton Dair Itairle* of Sanford. Far hotter PI metal whistle no Isl ft. or near Sen or Call Chaw Co.’* offiae. Wh'.i'le used 2J?. Lumbous Door W. J. RING P litei. Write R eem , AlHeboro, In tit World w ar Leava at O u t Went 1 3 th 8 L Rasa. F rw S u tp lg gind Details, Chats A Co. olfica. A caarl J SEAT COVERS For All Cars rayee tapes. NOT A PROJECT! BUT — Home* of Real Individual!' J ' . Br __ LOOKING for the perfect home BUILT On U rg e Landsraped H a f f t r i r A p p llu M C e a li in a perfect act ting’ ? Then you Lois, in the beat of neighbor“Your Westinghouse Dealer” should w e this beauty at so* boodi. Maytag Washers Plumota Drive. Three Bed144 50 ui Coleman Heaters • up nwms, n t r a large tiled bath, COMPLETE with all the features 111 Magaatla Ave. PIm m I71T. dining room, b rm ew ay , en­ you hive dreamed about such ■BB . ^ _ #1 ___ closed garage. Eacellent landas colored GtnertI Electric USED Apt. star Electric Range. other feature*. appllanc appliances aad colored pluMbutg >31. Fireitone Store. natural. i° r . «•*? I13.7W. Good tana*. Call us for eppotntment. HEATING AND available at . W p rM f^ w in . the hast " W s t a M jr ■ 9 M a i Farit Ave. FB« m I4M I S E L F "-' P R O J E C T (III IT f t IS REAL RSTAIT. aak Crawley A MeotHth at >11 b a h Park Pkana TTt They *”■ 0 * l« r • W d h r H— to . la c . ACH058 t A sunk frrrr 8 Srakiflat P A goat antcl'r* (AS vi Id Miiforlun'i J2. Fttimrnii ^ from the r n 13 A I " t levs* II F .-s u p 13 i (alow 1« Frtf> j-t liy m l i?. n ....... 1* Guid'd 19 That* of e l nI ?7 Uonk'is 21. Aitm * aland 2J. Itnom m * ■h vvhri' r vcre-J va*« rr!» ate krpt "A Land, nirivuraa 33 III* I'-n . Iradedl : i Erbnm i -• i .79 r»J lM 'k 37. I’nlrii it.*** i ;n i v-:v 4P 1'rrnin funao 41 Girl a name 42 A Grimvn fiibmanne lh )jh tn , •tail 43 Aftffn^n rrrrpliona 41 Grrman city l*n\VN Dive* (Colloq > F I R S T ‘’D O IT X O U R - T Super Trading po*i 1 Side South On IT *2 Ape* Washing Mathmc Rrauty >X> 00 Rock .Maple Bedroom Suite 12i no 3 Pc, Ltv. Room Suite Mis* Dinctle Formica 4 chair* . 27 30 Singer Portable Sewing Machine soon 13 Ga. Le Frvrc Shot gun , 40,00 4 HP Briggs Stratum (.a* E n g in e .................... ........ 43 no Underwood Typowriirr 30.no Oil, Ui* and Kleetrtr Ifealrr* all m as Truck load o( fine furniture ATTRACTTVELY DESIGNED V due in today. W* rieh Up And Deliver Free Bed r o o m h o m e s - p r ic e d from Sio.ioo, to IU.000. FHA 20" Boys nr Girls Blkev 139 M Flrevtnne Store. and VA (GI) financed. Thurs. OcL 27, I05A Tacn 7 DAI LY C R O S S W O R D JU N IO R S Phone 1138 • A. -------------- Associate* • A. B. M a n n a Jr., RED-I-MIX CONKRETE P. J Cheatarwa. Garfield WljM rarle Concrete Co. latte John Malack, R. W. WU- J0> Elm Ava. Phona 1333 Hama. A. C. Dondiar. Land Rurreyor Upright piano. Ph. 1487-R after * 30 TWO-BEDROOM Frame home recently re modeled Close in. USED Philro TrIcvl:lon. Ideal for Kitchen equipped. Total pnee Den. >23 00 Fircitnnc Store only >3,7)0. KKNMORE Washing Machine, W, H. - » « - W I T H wringer type with tub J23. 17 Realtor — General lasuranre Jewel Rulova Wrist Walrh, lio r.crtmde R. Ptaffwdar Aaaartata Ro>s Cuh Seoul Suit, m e *10, Phone t i n U t N. Park Are It oo. Boy’s Waier-rcpellent Jae. Let, sue >10. >3 00. Boy s Rlryrle, IF*. >13 no rhone 3A3* DOWN PAYMENT - RUO. Monthly payments, Mi.oo. J Badroom concrete Block House. Sawtag Machtae*. aad Repairing FHA Insured financing. Ready RBRrS IM S Park Phaaa 17a? for occupancy In 3 week* Com­ plete with utility room, electric Ml* water heater, cabinets and c a r porta. 1931 CAST. DC 4 GOOD CONDIT10S 1920 LOWELL K. ODER Radder - pbeae iu a BRITT TMCTOR CO. Office: 2WI 8. Orlando l)r. Illwav 17-P2 South Phone sm FIVE Lovely, ctean ODHAM & TUDOR, INC. Two rooms, >33. 611 Park. [ FURNISHED Throe Room Apt- Builders of Finer Homes for Florida Living. ' with hath. Screened pnrrh. Oaras 612 1’irk or PhoneJ33Mt-2. Sales Office—JAM So. french .Ave | ^.U N lS H E p three rooma amd Phone 3100 or 2*00 ba*h lw a Mapl* .A. \ ; ; v r h “ # UJ4. A tiartllo, 600 1 ark. ( FI ItNISHF.D 3 R 11- <i»r»Kr AH !3t» Mtllonvili**-___ _ _ _ _ _ f incirroom aT hol water, television. Coffee privileges. »« ueekly. 1015-W.__________________ i FrilNISH ED t Bedroom Apt Phone 432 I MCELV Purni»htd h room Oar' % « Ant. CaU 1U daytlma. 1 alter > p. a . C. C. Walsh. W t B T l - 11-89 dl B i e s t t a [ FURNISHED ana,bedrpom cotla Looking for a goad location. by "" the month. See R. J , Carroll b * * " *3 1103 Amalia In HIGHLAND [ , alter « p. m. »**k-day» o ra p y - PAMC. Very neat 3 bedroom I time Sunday. Five Petals Motel, home with tiled bath and klleh< aix miles South on IT-03. #n #quipvntfilI.. Yard nlrely land­ « LBmali Commercial Bulldlny 24 « » scaped. Prteed at tt.vw. with attractive terms , , It. *U rg t>>f*lrdT I Q8eT show ** window. ** in neve bunnei« aettlemem at 37th and Saniord Ave. Phone LOWER PRICED HOMES am or inquire at Rasa Service Only tl.ooo for 1 bedroom lurntahStation, TTlh and Sanford Ate. ad home within city limits, ,i’“ it s C I IllK NWIOHD 11LKAIJ) 3y STANLEY \U West lit- Or Call a t Furni­ ture Center. 11* Weat 1st. bvaton Apia. Efficiency. Pheoe T7VW_______________________ E Seminole Realty lor DeatrAb.e Homes and Apu. Phone 37. IjX ’RNlSUED Apartment. MM Park Avo. _____ ____ ___ _____ _ I CLEAN furnished apt. Close in. | *03 Weat 1st SL Pnono 418- LOOK, QUICK CASH for Furniture. Add­ ing Machines, Typewriters. Out­ board Motor*. Boats. Super Trading F oil One mils South on IT-M. Phona 2111-R. COLDSPOT Refrigerator Medium sir* »vv IMI Palm Way. Phona Jinj.W. r ----- c >/ ip * THE OLD HOM E T O W N m m i m blas Ph*— * m B o*m SlricklandMorrison, Inc. 8 S H E R M A N CONCRETE P IP E CO. Ahsw. « ■ r I �* w 27, 1955 sA N F o n n iTFnAt.n C 01 C Winners Dr. Terry Bird 1955 Nobel P rire ~ For Literature * Won Bv Icelander * U na untied from Page One) Chamber of Commerce told the won tvday Coffee Club this morning. “ I want price for literature In expre>t appreciation lo the hr an Icelandic novelist. Haldor ladies and gentlemen who hast Ktljan Laxness worked in this drive. The entire A leftist he ts active Ut Ihe population owes you a debt of gra. Commumit-iooniored international etude, not only for bringing tn peace movement, which previously the money but for telling the pro- awarded him a lilersrv prttc He p'e and telling them knosv what | has called the North Allanlle u* are doing I thtnlc that itm-i Treaty Orgamialmn ‘a society of people are aslmytded at the war lunttiei " amount of work that goes through Laxness 3? has b*en a candi­ this office When we say we are date several years for the price. grateful for Ihe Interest we are Xpparently tn* Royal Swedish truly es pres sing the gratitude of tradem y this year overcame the the people " dislike of h's political leanings City Cemmlaaionrr John KrM*f, that at least some of Its metnhey also at Ihe meeting this morning of the Chamber of Commerce Cof­ had felt He will receive llfi.720 at fee Chib, said that **1 think we Ihe presentation of Nobel awards have some new interest now to­ Dec 10 Lainesa writes about the every­ ward IK- dock* and terminals which has been an issue for a day life of Ihe iwooq person* of number of years Th# Chamber his home Island tn Ihe North of Commerc# has done a remark­ Atlantic. able job in gathering Ihe tnformation for such a project that CONTROVERSY REFERRED wt'l benefit the area as a whole” TO BOARD Th» iw s Annual F»p«n of the TALLAHASSEE Jv-A controver­ Seralnnj# Ounty Chamber of Commerce activities. was distri­ sy user a plan to fill shout Vfl buted to the Coffee Club member- ecres of bottomland in Clearwater hOXINOI *Hilt of remo" b dedicat'd III erremo-1heawwcightt Pc'* Fralm, frxlhrrwcljrtil; Jlra this morning. The report contains Harbor has been referred In Mty. Dice at M*di?r.a Square Cardan, K, T. Old-time NorriJ. prr'idrnt. International Boxing Club; 1 /u ihe l.S-p—ini program of work for Gen, E n in by the Board of Trus­ former champions no hand ft. to r.) are Paul B ef- ' Svlira, har.t.imwelghl; Barney Rnee. welter end IM* along ui*h a re»-tew of lh» tees of th# Intrrnal Improvement J ten bath, llght-heevy. eight.nob Olln, luht-heavy- lightweight; Jim Carter, lightweight, and (In front) publicity gained by the Chamber Fund. weight; Gu« Lcjnevich, light-hr i ;ht; Jim 'A t* Attel, featherwrlght. Tlghters retired foe at The b iird deferred action on a of Commerce for the various act!Ilraddock, heavyweight; Tom Loughran, light- Ilea t two year* are eligible for the llall e< Fame. tequest of Howard P Rive*. sitir- uflthe organlxation. Earl Higginbotham, imms'diate Clearwater attorney for a public Whatever kind or color, tila pa»t president, concluded the re­ bearing a! which property owners t'oors a!) n»<d regular soap *nl port with ' Yes, 13M has been an in the area could air their views active year (or the Seminole opposing th# operaton ■ r rare snapgdlil BKfstSleghR! County Chamber of Commcrcr In Here are authoritative atitvnrt]will have to complete it by July from the Veterans Administrationl i w , Jr-» than a year Irom now. water rare, A good general rule addition to th* more obvious acti Oily rleanl rags and mops #r# to (our questions of lntrrr>l lol(V,u!d an eaeepHon it made In is to wash the floor with a wrung* sines aa described by Ihe news a rtcognixrd fire hatard, dua to former a rn iie men ami then n v c.>-«• sin • I w n i able tol> . ou*. • ndey rloth or mop, then wipe clippings In this report, many other details are handled by Ihe the danger of spontaneous com* families: ' gin tramin: tv f o r this tune? speedily with en alnsost-dry mop Chamber staff eaeh day. Let's get husgion. That’s tha best reason q. | am a disabled World War II A Yon p is.My could have until why they should b# washed elesn veteran, and 1 have just coroe j July, 19-d. to complete your train Never apply wax until the floor la behind our new officer* and dlj -erinr, and make 195* an even in hot snip or detergent suds completely dry. home alter several year* in a VA mg The law allows disabled velerMlger year." promptly after use. hospital 1 want to take Public L-i 1 •ns an additional (our years, i( IS training, but I understand I thry were not able to start on time hea Hire rf their disabilities Since VA decides each cate individually, you should gn in touch with your nesreit VA office to learn whether the e x tn time applies to you. (Continued Irons Page One) Q 1 have fust been discharged underway in lull lore# tomorrow (mm service, and I intend to ap­ m o rn in g . ply to VA for disability compen­ Volunteers who will form the sation Will I be required to take membership campaign groups are VA phyilcal examination? Mrs. T. E. Rnumilltl. Mr. and A Not necessarily If you file a Mrs. Dirk Aiken. Mo Gordon elaim within six months from the itllal E E J * y’ Kudrlh EMMmJmr*eorJ/e 1dateM yi.urs.-psr.tion. P_ may be Touhy, Mrs. Ernest Cowley. Mrs reted initially bated on the records Waller Morgan, Mrs. E If. Laney. ol the sendee department, unless Mrs. R. L Cornell, Mrs Jam*1 it appear* that an error migh* re­ Crapps. Mrs rioyd Cooprr, Mra sult from such a rating Q | am a dltabled Korea veter­ H. W. Fucker. Mrs. J E. Jewvll. Mrs. 5 G. llarrlman, Mrs. James an What ts ror deadline for ap­ plying (or Iho special Gl Insur­ D. Dotard. Mrs. C. C. Walsh. Mr*. Guy ance available to disabled Korea Bishop, Mrs. Wilma Colbert. Mrs veterani’ A You must spply amt piy your Arthur Beckwith J r . Mrs. Charlie Vtari M Flow era, Mta. Kathy Hcrdman. first premium within one year from the d ile that VA hs* determined Mrs William Jelltsoo. Mrs. I/mlse O tM rd "AufMMffVtt HtW Goldman. Mrs. Jtramle Gold, Mrs. your disability to be sendee-eonMartha Seamans. Mrs. Lorraine netted. A'cst Slrmio-Flight IlyUrm-Matic* coupled uilhi Bean*. Mra Virginia Howdcn. 0 Ar* VA'S speeisl “wheel Pontiac'* new 227-h.p. Smuo-Slreak I ’d! dan Mrs. Jo Anne Trafford, Mr. June chair homing" grants available liter* all-new performanca an new and dra­ Wilson, Mrs. W. R. Anderson. only to disabled World War II and matic U muM ha a ip rrinsm d la ha bafjmmdl Korea veterans? Mr*. John Carlton. Mr*. B. McWhorter. Robert PeeA No Veterans of all war*, as ly Jr., Mrs Harold Chapman. well as thus# with peacetime ser­ Mrs. D. J. Bales, Mrs. J. I). Mar­ vice only, may qualify, ao long aa tin Jr.. Mrs. E. C. Harper S r, they meet the eligibility require­ Mrs. V. B. Ilsrdin, Mrs. L E ments of the law. Thompson. Mrs. B. B. Crumley. Veterans living In Central FlorMrs. J. D Wright Jr., Mr*. F. F. Ida who with furlher Information Brerkrnrulgr. Mrs. E l l i o t t about their benefits, should write Knowles. Mrs. J. M. Charpled, the VA ollire at U E. Central Ave Mrs. David Gihaon, Mrs. Donald Orlando, OnstotL Mrs. Horace Little, Mr* W H iW.rsoe AWARDED TENNIS Wiebold, Mr* C. L. Tark. Mrs QUEEN A. R. Pinkerton. Mrs. Philip RAN DIEGO, Calif. ',0-A super­ Mart. Mra. Le* Samuel, Mrs C B. Sehirard. l l n . C. E. Hunter. ior eosirt lury hat awarded Mrs M n . George Quinn. Mrs. Rose Maureen Connolly Drinker HP.non C arton, Mr». Dorli Shortland. in dam sirs for leg injuries she Mrs. Faith Russell. Mrs R. T claimed balled her tennis earner The 11-year-old former tennis MUw m , Ungwnod; and Mrs. C. K queen, who won the U. S Women's N ite r, Casaclberry. crown when she was It and the Wimbledon championship the fol­ lowing yetr. had asked i » s oon (nr SECOND ROUND REGINA PINEHUR5T. N.C. iF -A ituhby injuries she suffered when she was retired Air Fore# colonel, C. D .brushed from her hone by a eonMcAllister of Orlando, Fla , was ! crete company truck July M. 1931 the favorite today at second rour.d The attorney fo- the Concrete play began in the 4lh annual North Co rave notice he would ask for and Souih Senior* golf charapicn a new trial. •hips. . S A N F O R D col. McAllister downed L o niehw#y Beatty, the local Urontr. 4 and 1 F R I D A Y ir-ax (Continued Irvin l'a*e One) through th# h#nd, pr«v#nti th* testing of th* dog'* brain for rabies. Also outlined for th* Kiw»n*» Club wero th# other many fj* > lions of the County Health Unit such as the control of communi. cable diseases, maternity #nd child health bygen#, public health nurs­ ing service, health education, ard vital statistics tn public health. Causing the largest number of deaths In Seminole County, said Dr. Bird i» “ heart disease f#|. lowed by cancer causing tba next largest number of Heatha." ^ Dr. Daniel Mathers, of Under Privileged Children’s Com­ mittee, was program ehairman for the day and introduced the spcio er. . . . IS THE MOTTO OF OUR’ PHARMACISTS! Brine vour nr- s m otion la s | ikillad nharmarista for eom-ct to tn sound Inr.. Information For Veterans WITH PIUrOINT RUNNOWf ■ receiving J greater number of vulton, Henry Cabot Lodge. Jr. (top. kft). U S Ambaasador to th* Unlisd KtUont, arrive* fur t confcrrne# at ntrvimons Army Ho’pttol. Denver. He ti being greeted by Mi). Gen. Mirtln Grtffn. lodf* w»* called to brief the President on the U N. At bottom are three other taller*. Left to right ar#: Sherman Adam*, assistant to the Pren* •lent: Arthur Bums, chairman of the Council o( Lcoonmte AiMsers, and Gabriel Hauge, sdmlr1- * * » s U t a n t . ()wtm*at*owal) FA U STS DRUG feTORE Near P. 0. ----------- Phon# 103 Mutual Concert You’ll love our W i d e - O p e n , S p a c io u s 4-door Catalinas! la yeiterday'* first round. Pinil* »re Mt fc*r Saturday met th* PInehunt Country Club'* No I course, shortened lo 1.911 yards. N O VS.4 le r ,,t 4 riM M tt Marties Auspice* Junior CofC K;r«? CRAIG U NEW PREMTENT1 8T. PETERSBURG i*-Aufu»»n* H. Craig of St. Augustus# ti the new president of Uto Fbri4» FuM n l D tncloft A m . Other offueti olecled at the an­ nual matting Included Wilfrid T. Rob arte, Sarasota, vice president; and c. JU K I Mathews, 61. Pe­ tersburg. aacretary-trfaiurrr. ; J R IN G CIRCUS Legal Notice SIMINTf If it** • farBtef, ftn lh \m k far *56 . . . wil'd Two-door tad Fwtr d**t r##»iuM jg ^ t/sTM trrietl And if yoa Ilia yoar | t m » h p u t b% poekdg^. prtporo to lot* j*o r hurt lo Poalido'i oil-new Four-door CtUliius — btrdlof ■tylkg at iu low, wido aad haadaoMo bate. . . in aa uBiaqiaMcd choica of tbroa models, tbroo prioa ranfe# aad two wboolbaaaa. Pkk year owa particular ifM la tba raia- iN M m n M in uniD tw ain ii- tu n u a n - tl M ^ n sIw s zvljna zM or Vofoo Two-Toaa color coabiaatMaa. Vmm your owa ticket oa your favorite typo of iaterior laaury aad gte it ia oaa of A torrent of amooth, eager, split-second power impatiently awaits only the nudga of your toe to blaao alive with tba gratewi "go" oa whaaltl But for all Ha dJteiactfve glamour, tba Ceyword for tba fabulous *S6 Pontiac is CO! Its heart-liftiag atyla fotclclla breath-taking aotioa liks you'va never known before—a d o * •ively your* from history’* highest-powered Strata Stroab V -t aad tha • f Sinto-Flight Hydra-Matte. And tha security of big brakes and easy, bstant handling gives tba duo to ihe granted ujety ever built into mcar. Why not make a date to send your aplrits •■ring? Cotas ia aad aea aad drive tha fateloua ’56 Pontiac with Amaricm* greatest formtmem •An u re n it^ ilia o t a i T he fa b u lo u s «M T v * H IL L J - . • rn s -tfi■y. a a �w DIPLMDS TOUK 1IGHT TO M O W ! Gatchel, Warner Jaycee Speakers Murray Announces Boy Scout Drive To Start Monday A financial campaign to auppnrt the Central Florida Council. Boy Seoul# of America, will get under­ way in Sanford and Seminole County Monday morning, aaid Frrd Murray. chairman of ihc fund d n te for this area. Murray «ald today that the alxeounty council hav a budget of IM.OOn to rail* during the drive for fund* U» auppnrt the 11-unit nrganlzi'ion within Seminole Counly. The group of volunteer leader* In Sanford. Oviedo. I»ngwood. and Ca*#e!berry Join hand* with lead­ er# in other aeclion# of the Central Florida Council in the campaign to ralae fund# with which to bring Scouting to five thouaand boyt in the area. Murray eiptained that the finan­ cial campaign la fer fundi te keep records of training, finance, ad­ vancement, memberahip and other like aervlcea of tha trained staff nerving the council ft alao fur­ nishes auppllea aucb aa literature, badges and program alda. Mall service la alao a funcUoo of the council *o that bulletins, notices, order*, court of honor material and rtglatrationa tan be cirrulalrd freely among the volunteer lead­ e n . Personal conference# fer the volunteer* so that trained person­ al ran guide Ihc progress of ad­ vancement among boya. The III .000 goal by the Central Florida Council. Buy Ccoula of America will furnish for the grow­ ing boya of this aiea the full time service by a staff of four profes­ sional men who recruit, train, and guide MOO voltmteera through work with District Committee#, Commissioner Staff#, training courses, round table and unit comwlttce* and loaders. Sanford and Sem.eolt County I# Incrcaiing its sharo In tbo financ­ ing of the Central Florida Counail. Murray said today, la 1*54 lo e il funds nrsrs three per cent ol the total budget, lo 1*U they were fncrMied by local contribution* to lour per rent, and now, he said, the budget calls for an even great­ er increase. The two candidates for the Board of Sanford (Tty Commlssioners In the Nov. I election ap­ peared before the Seminole County Jajcces yesterday at the noon luncheon meeting. Merle Warner, local filling Ma­ li m owner and operator, and David Gatchel. locker plant conwncr and operator, told the Jay. reei how they fell toward the \arioui laiuea to probably face the city In the Immediate full re. Gatchel said that a fo.e point program on the part of the rilj commission should be a'mptrd They are. he laid, ‘‘in.reaalng the percentage of voter# In etij election*, encouragement of new industry n the city, an expanded city recreation program, and good retationihlp# with the Na\) Baring hi* talk primarily »n the ilx questions submitted to each candidate by The Sanford Herald. Gatchel told Uie Jaycrca and radio audience th at-“a# lo the question of a Florida Power and Tight Company franchise, (rankly, I do not know. My mind is open." He added, at the condu«on of hi# ten-minute talk, *T will not h« a rubber dam p for any group." Warner, very briefly told the local Jayctw organisation, "you know my views, you are familiar with the open stand I take on the qocittona before u*. and I earnest­ ly aolieit your support." Questions from the wtidienoe were answered by both candidate* on a aefage disposal plant fer Sanord. a port terminal, and the se­ curing of industry for the area. Also to mme before the candi­ date# was the question ef nouridation of the elty water: Warner frankly told hia audience that "I'm no doclur. ami all I know about the question U what I read about it. If the doctors «ay that it it good enough for ua, then I be tin r the doctors. Gatchel, however, attacked the cost of the water practising. He laid, "it's an awfully eapcmive process. Sanford being saddled with high debts I doubt if we could aiiord it." linn Itininsh Saturday. p»rt|v r|ni|it« north portm* tag hiraHig confer Valitrdat. Aivwvrlalrd P r r w l e w d W ire S ^ O m r i ^ l U D A I J R i n A Y ^ T O B E ^ ^ J ^ T O L U M E ^L n_ r i n r In putlv rlmidr tenth por. 9 AN T N D E P E ffD E N T P A fL T N E W S P A P E R * Weather S b r a lf o T O O ! K IW S P A fU ___ No. 301 Courier Awarded Medal For Bravery Musical Program W o u n d e d To Highlight Meet P .u |’'n g Fight Of Rotary Club Carnegie Fund A nui'fra' pt*c»nm W ^liC djQ < ukUuoj uciq • frAttinnc tup in*trun>«*nta I i *• * fuvn Tells Recipients th# hntM kfrtii'n uf th# s^fiuiimlf r i r r s i u in *' P j * riir Par. High hool Bend will highlight nrj;ji, jn m t r . an­ the E ftlly merlin* thr .v .*n n**unrr«l Uu\n> i il* i»f h t n n i r *••v11 I'otAi y (liih ti* hrM M«»n n i f i l j l i la# i h . f r F ti#i *ala m e n for Jey iuhih «t ih» ^ jit hI • ! iS. \ •Hitbtandirir ji« !« o f b r a v r i k n !!•’»! trump#! toloi \pplte NEIAON ANIl N IK I, Australian-Amri lean twin piano team which will h# heard In Sanford a< one of the th rrr comerta during tha Seminnlr Mutual Concert A#»nciatl«n'a wintrr ••••nn series. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Details Are Com pleted Last Night For Gigantic Campaign Pint# mil White** ^»*l h* rrn p lrn t* «»eir Itihn K (Vwiftrr lr , I I #»^ 0%ir- t»ff<*r«a«l l»jr Sidney \ihlFn. our of l#». whit H | l -wti.it AT.I l>f 1 111 atifri'lv thr into p!j\r»« of th* \*mnA i|jaj|||^| i« hr attempted !•* *a\r A horn-dui lb I • vs iff be plared hs- R.-l-ert tfnistrong, bead of the hoin seelior. anil Drum Major of the aggrega­ tion and j D fttone. diifl ma«lei of Ihe han-l. David H. McCoy Is Named VC-5 : - ^ ' While Hal Of Week Joyea Milam. f*s •* Tromiosna soloist will he heaul In "Deep Purple"* while a trumpet tun "llngler's Ifoli.las-" will he offered hr Joe Fisher. C.pteln an.......... I ’• ' * * >>0) ,,om hrln« h,t h> * Plaver. s.dnev V.hlm ar t Lesll* m#f| ............... ... Smith, drill master and f ed an ^ M| „ „ „ c, , h nounrar. Rohert Beet,- J r . |ICOmpanv the medal In sistant Operation Offi.er In the „ )r fJ%r (|f roil, |r , hoorsn it stlsrlnsed that fe ml! in c ise di% sblemen! benefits of 180 a m rnth On the niiiht of Vpiil n H.i, Willie Cjiwl.e a 1\ vear old Nr gro. entered Ihc home of Police Chief ffotier' Mi lion at llsirilo. apprati.nre of this se.tion of the while Ihe chief n j , nn patiol dots group that has brought niurh ar - ansi.e loontrd a gun at Mrs ■taint to the school not only for Mellon and told h. r he wauled to the ffn* musicianship nf thr bans! kill, bis estranged wife Aug la 31 Mellon lo leh • l,ut for the splemlul l^haiior of its inrmtei* on trips hrln* Mi< Csiwue to thr Mellon cities. Detail# were lempIfDd fait 5rc fHrf|i ar ■ XI i n i i i * night at a meeting of Inteirstrd •*s* ftpr it thf tluU »d t# volunteer# whe t the kickoff plan* Vslatlon Msrhinest Mat# S r, for the giganlie membership Ds> ul llailau McCoy, Ihit week ’# drive for the Seminole Mutual Mil.>v tiansfencd to \C -i in Concert Association wera • tplainAimtl Iti.'il from the operation, *d. dep.silmriil „f the SNA AS thus Mrs. Ralph Au*tin Smith, memrstrndmg hi# tour of duty in 5aa» ber.hip chairman of the music ford lo ?'■ )eais. g ro u p , asslgne-l prospective Mrfoy 21, rlairns Marti*.F«Ty, membership ranis to the 13 team SVisit* s. hi* home town where h* More than SO rtpretenlatlvra of captains and theln to each aorkThe adranrad styling and new ■ I w th h < family hafora jota* ar, eo Vital the actual drive would maleiials and equipment featured , the Vs>\ almost four y e ti. Ihr Central Florida Hospital Coun­ get underway this morning. In the P.Vi National Homes air cil arr meeting in Sanford today. •go V la In Sanfe.iil ha attand. The huge group of woikerg h*inr seen in t hiragn this week by The meeting began with a lunchFu-t Baptist Church. eon-bu>ine»# get together held at parked the II,.aid Room of the A. K. .Shoemaker Jr^ of Osier* '.t.snfi-'d !s a graat duly Its* Vemlnnte C o u n t y Kdu> atlonal Jim Spencer*. Weller Homes. Ine., total builder......... • > ' • M.Cny, "ihe people , . Commercial „Ave. to . dealar for tha Nation'* la>gr«t The meeting in Sanferd of the Building on home lo Iw tillr.i Prelending f«. ir e * i k- frlamllp *ml glia nvaai in p a * niai • uguuQi i'ir h fe'V li home producer, Tha t'onsentlon is dial Ilia oollce stjlu.n Mr, Mellon -I", ,!■. r t.. Kloiida’a finest r*M.t hospital group is the lir.t ever hrar fetal InatrurtinM for |)#l held here and It la for the purpose _ting the d ik e started. •■ring lirld Thsieslay and Friday stlx l -hr nrarby Coulter rv*i- • u < A (i>*.| ptar* t« pull libfr* Franrt# K uimillat Jr t president Wf thlt •>*r tak'ng ‘bn ho«pti*l leaders n~ datic# ! :> /<*<* " *#,k with hrodqvartera of tha rouseit a.xr-.gttnn, #m -' (t a lour of '.It* Scminol* Memorial Innovation Gifeu Cum in »* >.le, manaj:«*f managn, pi pit» a — i.rauiiri tha Conrad Hilton llotrl. then* 1 |.|an, oup that lhot thena' ,j| | h# Irvr, | ^ lt Hospital and the modern farilttie- phasisptf to the group esolier in hi* pocket nn Yesterday Morning s.ski to he completed and thrown are a llu itid rumlwi of member- the cmifere'''# nf more -hips asaial.to and that they op«n lo the public. builder dealer* for relehratlnn At Coffee Club hot lit 'he '•*.■ # I he hiillel .•sited W. C. Mi Lin of St Petersburg. would tie eohl In th# Older of the pt>Hiu.'tinn of tile |00,fsK)th their Inking •In.-* that* ar* only m h * spin I r.- mn Aa innovation in Annual Report* j preiident of the council will' prehouse by N.iional Home, Cor­ .'10 sewt* in the aiidltoilum 8 nmiutii I hi i ,mr" : * u a i di-trtbuted yesterday morning side at today’* business se».i.m where the concert will l«# held. poration. lb ginning it. opera­ M ! sin llrrtr horfir hut tej 1 ill. at the monthly meeting of tfte Setn i Punw»e irf the meetings, held First irpoits from the #10.p ri­ tion* tn thin. Nation.I llumns pole County Chamber of Commerce I every other month, is lo fiud out 11ie SitifmO Stir uie ' 'uh will en «* mrtl bv 1*41VA|t #r •*.n .lahlr las quickir etpandrsl Into nor K, Anri »• itlhrr 11.an. Coffee Club. | »h*l oihtr hospital* are doing and son committee will he heard Mon­ of ihe nation'* &no g ira lrtl cor- lertain Nnblcs of liic Ssnfoid Airs l .r#»r day whi n s n i k r i l i-cgiii ratling | laCtir i;f ir m r<l hn;tl y all- j Mean* Tha l it pajte multilitbed report to keep Infurmrd of state hospi next Fnday n'ghl. Not «. wilh a (uiration*. In the results of their efforts. rr#A 4f•! and a bii vtr in u!#«n prl*featured newapaper dipping* ar­ lal af'alrs. balhecu* This unique r.peiieiu# has 1 ‘A •' near til of ,.nr merehants, V-TIIin in Frgan, (•-present.tive ••firr ranged symmetrically an that they There are four eouneila In Ho husltie.s (till professional men. provided the bar l.ground for an Tt'e rtetil will he aDfndrd hr # of the Alkalesl l elsh.lty Burrsu I'Mru !•« i'..-Vi h(U rtf MfjiIS |u Sift iiiterestad rn .rrtu who should night reveal activities of the Cham­ rlda with the Conlral Fknida Intel eating and •ignifirant at.,«t> I Thomas. Ps.tentatr "I Ihr lljhi #"inr | tw u ••tier* ..f "i* Semi not* Counber of Commerce during the I9ii group Ui* largest of th* slate’* id AtUnla, Ga., waa at Uve meet­ i f I "in# o* itrrship in tha I’nited temple and f >r musical rutrilam •Irn «• iiirx t<? h-. Vf ing of workers last night tn esv hri r ha .t .r. ' rnii. .v ....in 1 hospital councils. fiaeal year. tv ' ' • ih. >.f Commerrc, were State*, ttriulta nf the emvey mrnl Ihe llshla llsn'l will lie hire According to the report, created Harry Weir, administrator of plain the program and series will l., released In the pupil, nest according lo llamld haslnrr, Joe .Ird hr 1 l-a'r r, far • a s laplllll ps| ra ,.,i ,.ti , ring m ir rrcetit memII* also outlined the content* and trnlem c-l lo in ycai • n prison by Seminule County Chamber of th* Seminoi* Memorial Hospital lilt tllffnrd Me. erring when |h# 100,000 th hsiusr Corley, and A t llim sr*. who are (o u tirr #n< Mis i u r n e hulh re Com mere# Manager Forreat Brec­ is secretary-treasurer of the ten- nf th . kit. diitinm trd to Work­ h tit.,1 Mr-II her ship Dm* Cbair* making arrangement* for the gi will h# built. er*. . . . . . . . . rove red but ' • irt*r suflr roi s pet tiro ridge, the displayed clippings tral Florida Hospital Council. man fiw'ar tJ| u„ lh ,rn ,r „, Prmlurxl by modern manu­ ganllc feed that will he at.srrl *< m w ( || t-eg.n s.id that |h* npa/iing lepresrnted about one-fifth of the 'S i n i s i ..f our merehants end Ih# newt Ahrlne Puildirg across _ __________ facturing methods that assur* bet­ ronrert will b* in S.nfnrd on Dee. published new* llama roarerntng - nir i ’x. ■ hrtng their mai*« MW# Cynthia RmsmiBat, daugh­ the activities of tha local organisa­ 1 at PineerrM School whan Cor­ ter quality at lower ro,t. Nation­ from Ihe Mayfair Inn her ships 1 •* li e I ham her nf Com* Mrs. Logan Dies al horn*# ara availahi* in a wide Th* commlPre #*td that Noble te r eg Mr. and Mrs. France* tion. nelia Dtia Skinner will appear. mrer# nfeto* them *rliet wajh RoumilUt Jr., received a letter The report, divided Into sections, If* also toid the group that e.rh varlrty nf ha.le floor plai * and from *vcry community in the area r e a r " Ats hihhin laid, "and Is In Masonic Home from tbs Whit* House today. kit contained every n* essity for rsterior rlavation*. Th# standard ar* Intitad In Ih* fiee bar been*, included dippings displayed on •ltd their n ,r e. lo our list of pros. Mr.. Mary R. Login. G", died romplcting a membership, down line nf home* rangrs front 700 and ar* a*ked to bring (heir ladles Sometime bark, 14-year-old Highway AeUon, Advertising and l>ect, would have tenghtctixl th* lo th* event. Cynthia wrsla Mrs. Dwight Eisen­ Publicity, Tourism Recreation and at th* Masonic Horn* In St. to rlireks an each hank In Sanford. squat* fa*t tn J.NW. drli# and rnn.timrsl so much Communities In Ihc area ar# hower. wife ef the President, ask- Enlrrtaibmrnt. Waterways and Wa­ Petersburg last Tuviday* after a *at i*Mr 1 tea nf the husinasimen Appreciation of the Seniinol. D»Bary, l.ahe Monro# lake M*rv who wri# volunteer* during th* teg for a gift fer Sanferd't All ter Cootrol. Agriculture, Navy and lingering illness. Mutual Concert Association was Boat. Ski Club MIAMI REACH —R. ttud Arl.uigaood Caiarlberrv Fern Patk, . .... . „ , campaign " (the was th* wife . f th# lat* *»pre»»*d for th* use of the Kdu- _ Armed Forres Activities, Indus­ leul'a Winter Festival. • Gene 1ry' *r'n i hicago# Demo Altamunt* Springs, Oveido, —. . . ,, . ••» «•» " , * 1 * 1 7 hoping mqii W* ar# *smrervdy th#t Today a large envelope printed try, Civic Activities, Education, Rev. J. A. Logan and hail lived rational building Board Room Gathers Tonight va, Maitland. Knlcrpctsc Cbulunla. '. ' ' ' ih-ise who *rre not raHrd on wit! ••White House”, arrived. With It Baseball, and General Member­ in Genes a for many year#. She wrhlrh wa« granted by Siqierinin municipal court i-IA 'nruciliaieiv a* ...I in .... Member* nf Ihc Sanferd Boat ■■----a Forest City, ...I and ,k the. #«.., Hear Il-akr diimlaaal touch™.»i1l| th* had mad. h tr horn# In 81. Peter.- tendrnt of Sshoola, R. T. Milwee. i earns a latter from Ann Parson# ship Activities of rhaiges ll.,I grew mit of and Ski (lub will ealher In the section. • bamher of lo m m e rr# offer* pa­ bunr for six months and was a for Mary Jan* MrCaffr**, eeersRepresentatives of ptactlrally CAP Hall above Touchtnn'i Dnigu s e r * q u a r ei s' 11 r lo irn m rrn h rrsh ip i,'* ha J,>e Corley said that huh poik | nember nf the 8#minoia Chapter every area In Seminole County store liinitlil at 8 o'clork for Its tary te Mrs. Eisenhower, which t r i e r » * • i h a i r r d w ith I r r a t i n g said. and iamb will be bartwrued for ((l|i| im | ,h, h„tn, of No. 2 OKS ef Sanford. •aid, H1 am enclosing aa engrav­ Gloria Vanderbilt was either at the meeting or ap­ monthly meeting. ' t ier* #l!i mpl tsi rontart *11 tb* wfebratlon that will begin at | | r j l ,h<( M.. Jln r ing of the White House for your pointed. Volunteer* will rontart .There are no survivor.. Funeral Th. public i. Intilrd In attend 7 o'chtrk neat hriday evening •f the iv * 'u .m rssr. In our rnun« To Play Opposite All Soul's Winter Feetfeal." \rrnson. 1 pro#p*st# for membership In fatle _ f _ i •ervice. will lie at 1 p. m. Smul.y the meetings and Join in Ihe many ti was 1 1 .• during the memher* She continued, “This nolo car­ hrrsih uf 1 Mary, Ovido, Fern Park. Ca*«el. and cnptyahla artivii**s of thi • hip i" 1 .•.. t " the Membership Frank Sinatra 5oon|v th ' *?• G :n :^ ries with It the FI rat Lady's beat his v list. , i n , i v u 7u , n . «•— u •> . C«m*t#ry with lh« Older of th* herry, llellary, l^ngwrood, and all group of boal enthusiasts All tha m i -aid this morning •'hut HOLLYWOOD*—Frank Sinatra 8U r wishes for every success in this Church Services Mu \rg.. 1 v -* iii.l ui so.ui other anas. member* ar* urged to attend. we kii.>.* 1 - .1 Cirir »re probably .ay* OlurU Vandwbill wOl make “* m 8U r worthwhile enterprise." Mir p r f w m i '» lisd to ld d r t e i t i s r s r nuatrd " Those n#.v The engraving will be sold at ori uio.tr d c'ul oppM.il. him in Spark Violence that Arvry • me In hrr window It •>. rrerrbanis and v.'ifg of Leo pc Id Stokowaki, hat the annual Winter Festival, but fe—Churih1*! ' a m Sunday, and when 1 e prufr .1 na mm Dial we did not NICOSIA. Cyprus Th# pirtur*. “Johnny V'onrAo,” Ui* Utter will probably be among fcrvicc# maiking the anniversary *u*rd admtltatre lipped Ihc si reen rontart will d . •* * f*u>r by cal?. the keepsakes that are highly will b* produtad by Sinalra’i K«nl of Ih* Greek crlrv tnl t Wnild War "?f a hack d.Hir amt inia'hrd mg ihr • Mmilrcr of 1 ommcir# of, Production* fer a Unltad Artia<a valued by Cynthia Roumillat. tl sparked violcnrr in slide torn through • gi*-r pan"! Hr sturmed lire amt Ira.uig iheir names tn release Mlaa Vanderbilt, eatrang d into hrr bedroom and drniandrd Ihwl tnmcsinr rsn call and captain Cypru* today wffa of Leopold Stokowkl, has A crowd of several hundred that ;ba go lo Georgia with him mir rtunit). it t'<«inmrroa H*n teen linked romantically with Si­ f'li (In '.mi r , ira r. Clifford Mr, t yprtols ol Greek origin lormed Ininirdiati'l,* to gel married New Jersey Holds natra. Sh* ha, don* afag* and tele­ She refused and kriey r.n to, Kihlnn sail after a aervir# conducted in vision work. Sinatra raid tbo will So far tins year, he said, we Nlcoila'a b lu est churrh by Arch­ !hr balhroer.i ,nd rut bis Irfl wit*. First Statewide appear in other films aado by h a tf a total of i t ne# m#mb*fa bishop M aka'ios-trader of Ihc Mi* Aronson ■ id bla company. Mobilization Today! Union-wi'h-Grirrc mmrmrnt in Arvry told Judgr tlhrrt A.iper 1 *hip 1 nit*, wltli a total of 37 mcr, thla British colony The mob tried stnn today Ih ,' hr an I Mi. i r n ihwnt* or bu-u.cssmen inrrcatuif TRENTON. N. J. <*-A« official lo amash through haibcd wire son would be maritrd soon lie had their mrmbrr'hq>s over last year. "troll Aon#" «■• stamped today ‘ tt r m,da * remarkable shows* barricades held hv pollr* and ,? { M Nav J r m y 'i tin t atitawid# mg In our mrmbetship campaign The Judge terluird him and du British troops Throe British corn* ■oMIlutlun oi Civil Defense ferae* •Hi* yr a r s a i d M. Kibhia. "aad missed lb* rhkrget. msndo* were hurt M i National Guard saita fellow- CAMP HANFORD, Walk. (Ik— w* sincerely believe that with order* ad “ about to kill" b a n b u n fe( aa «lr raid aUrt. Tha leering crowd hurled tb.nes Ih# renewed eflort »nd Intarest Whaa ft#* sir** sounded at • p m. luurd aoldlati guarding the Han­ at tha soldier* The troop* used rrealrd by the many contact* fw terday—during th* commuter ford Atom le Wert* from aa alutear (a* lo disperse it No civilian Physician Finds made during Ih* mrmbcrslwp tra flk nufc parted—th* entire pap. lira aaamy that baa bam nibbling casualties were reported drive. Ihry wilt surely rom* anna* New Use For Nail tia ra aeurrted fer ahelter. at th* root* ad tha inpar-acrret In Famagusta, a crowd of aeverwunderful good," Traffic baited. a ad bridge* aad hutallahoa. a) thousand people tstheied after Addiiional member* tn tha tn a a la tinkle* tkl* atata la N*w On# B(a la aack battery ad the th* local se n ice and a bomb a*- Polish Sealer name* already reported ar* at V art aad Fwaaylranla war* aatlairm fl group wat teaoad a CHICAGO f.li - A Miami pby- fellow a: plnded. Police charged the crowd M caliber rtfla aad laid la k»ep • ttb batons aid troops fired tear tlrien has fou,-..1 • n.w u*a for Dr. O. I. Barks, Gordon fe •bowing rate k a . a r a r te danail pali.h .rater. Dr. Ilotli# F. Ilradtey, A. Constantin#, J . ' ® gas |h*lls, te LJmastaf. wher* th* acrvlrc Garrard said today be ha# used ('unlelt. Jimmie (Viwaa. C. L waa canceled en crd*ri of Ih* it #orre««fulty to troat fun*.I In* Da * so*. Dr. A. W. Epp. S r. Gogw bhhnp, Ihr** British commandos feetlo.v af the f'ngrr# and nail*. ilon V Frrderick. J. Q. Galloway, w*r* hurt aftar a moh formed and Ha .aid tha srater a rt. as an “ar- Roy Holler. Hunter lr* ft Fuel began stoning them. tifleial eutWto." It keen* w..#»r Company. Ben Kata. W. F. Kirch, Britain ha* rejected demand* an.1 foreign malarial from gtt- heff Jr.. I. I I. Iron Work# mwT-TiMEW c u tv r r o i t chambhi o r commerce official .*. curt u right > cm Gswirgr A. Mafe’etl, H I . M.fr that K surrandaa in* iaiawrf csduny ting under M>a has# aktn a#vwin<1 •* Hanford a MeXIbbin. number .hip drfvo «h*Jrmaa vrolror*** R i w r Mill# ad Baaferd feeel. Tar. Li. Cmdr. U tb# aad. te Gfwcn. tC aattew d Om F a p YWaah 4 I B<nU» Supply OWtear, fNAAS. te roM od b r Ceffea d a b Chairman Don Bate*. (d u ff Ft*oin) k »')#, 4 Central Florida Hospital Council Convening Here K. Shoemaker Jr. Attending Confab Of Builder Dealers S Local Shrine Club To Entertain N o b l e s tv:::: %Merchants Not Called On Asked From Other Areas To Contact ColC Cynthia Roumillaf Receives Letter . From White House • E. Bud Avery Wins Dismissal j tL — mm � 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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V'r-vA ~, 7 p p a » " " " . :; <j M a a -. ^vTTou * « U )sl CbtSL d h iiM u iq . S o u tlL ^ ^ i 1 2 5 T y b o d c J m , (D sl&ju jw /L 3 1Bsdjwom.. diomsul , fth ksid. Jjw n v $ 10,600to $ n , 750 22 Completed. 3 7 More Under Construction. 39 Already Sold. • Of In V.A (veteran) and F.H.A. financing committments on 59 homes were obtained before the recent change in the law that requires an additional 2 per cent down pay­ ment. Only 2 0 of these homes are left. ■ in • , You can act now and purchase your home for $250. less cash down payment than you will need on future homes. YO U CAN PURCHASE OUR $10,600 HOME: Service Person­ nel F.H.A.—$905 Down Payment $60 Per Month If You Arc A Veteran— $375 Down Payment $62 Per Month. ~ F. H. A.—$1,235. i ~Down Payment s $62 Per Month. W-'im i E■ , : • •> f v o ° v° < - 1 '* r %>*'i -s 1 i « l \ *V<• v!Si- :kii ^ 0% ^ A(V i /* / //-#'■ v . ‘ .V . t ••• -’TO Js'jU# ’ *v.* • •• ' 4lfa ! k« * if / , few a -f \ ; •/ \ -■ FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 1 PLEASE VISIT OUR SALES OFFICE • 2625 SOUTH FRENCH AVE. Phone 2100 or 2900 . —A \ �On . l i i n i f i i . I I I ..... I I'll11 h ' " .............. Weather TOUR M W SFA PU f& h v DEFENDS TOUR RICH. TO RNOW! H • AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SA X FORD. FL O R ID A riiiu w ri V O LU M E X L V I i& a n f o r d j y / y y j A y C »f ___________ * A renewed inurast In th* t Seminole County Sportsmans As­ sociation w»» exhibited toil wight a* ntw and old member* turned nut t« onjoy h#rb#ru*d rib* and t« talk nvtr plant for th# futura surer** nf tha local sporttman* organisation. Before tha laabfft^ and meattag am und«n*ijrr Treasurer John Metsch aald that, "more than 73 At a recant meeting, the Semi- i paw mambari ara now aaanciatad note High School Kay Club alactad with the Seminola Couhty Sportaat an Honorary JIambcr. Glenn mens Aaeoclation." *• Goembel, proprietor of tha Sunoco rrraident Porter Lanair* told Farvice Station at 3rd and Park. »portamena group that the th is it the firat time thlt honor^ tj,# Gam* <nd w lie r huh h it been haitowed on anyone by Commiation would hold a matting tha Kay Club of Sanford. ia D«Land next Friday. “ In raGoembe! hat thown aupport for ( presenting the local club at tha t*>e rlub In many w*y* during ? rdecting.** laid Laming, “ I am the l u t few yaan. Recently, and going to oppoia tha doting of on leveral occaiiom. ha haa allow- th r 5 t. Johns Rivar ta eommerkal ed tha youth elub to uia hie filling I fi,htnf , n>. further than the point itation facilitlai to put on “ear „tab!tihed by SUta.Road 4«.” w .ihet * which mat with much Untinfff ,, hii Impromptu talk to the iportimen aald. “we hav* A* *" honorary member. Goem-, ,Bt§ of ,fe l)| Uw *bW)ng (llh#r. he) It entitled to attend all meat­ men, and wo want to pro tort «ng, ard actirlHe. of «,u> them. They hate a right to make hut dees not hava tha right to* a living too.” tote. The barbecued rib dinner, proThe Key Club tekei Lilt nppared by Btineon Kinle*. and ^ tha'lCl'k'i C?ub barbe<na Ha appreeiatlon for Sir. Goembel’a pit, was attended by more than eontinued support and Intaraat in a hundred enthusiastic supporters Key'Club activities. of the Seminole County 8 portamen i Association and tha state­ wide group to which tha local organisation la affiliated. “I am elated atar tha wond­ erful rerpome to our appeal far a united effort em tha part ad the sportsmen le protect thofc rlfthts to participate In thair favorite Lqhfey and to allow other sportsman tha same rights and privileges," said the local sports­ Wore than M mamhera of the Central Florida Hospital Council mens association president Only through rarsful ronsorwill meet In Sanford Friday to find out whet other* ara thinking and w hen of o«r fomo and fuh. will in keep informed on Stats Hospital » • ha abla ta pro tact bur right la fish and hunt during tha Affairs. Representatives from about 30 tons beat adapted to Uw preservehnvpitali from ettles over tha area tfon af o«r wildlife,” Lansiag gpid. including 5t.' Petcr»burg. Ft. 3ly. last night that, “» • ara rigbrtua• ri. Oainaavdla, Daytona Beach «» *• and Jaekaonvlllo wjH meet for the of tha hunting season from Norfirst lima ia Sanford and will hold rmber Sb ta November SS." Tha Iheir lunrheoo-buslnes* meeting at qurvtlon also rarna up and wsa Jlra Spencers dlscu«std. relative to tho split Harry Wetr. administrator nf season. “This has causal more tha Saminola Mtmorial Hospital, trouble already,” aald twnsing, and aecratary-iraaaurar of the Cen­ “than all last season.” “8a far," tral Florida Hospital Council, said ha said, “th a n hava bean IS ar­ today that tha organixation meets rest* because of tho split season •very other month. Purpose of the meeting In San­ on Florida game, mere than ail ford, aald Weir, will ba to giva tha last season.” “Ws ara opposed to tha split atata hospital htada an opportunity to sae the local hospital. They will stason," Lansing concluded, “tt’a b# taken on a lour of the facilities going to make outlaw* out of where they ran aee, first hand., good *port*m»n." tha progress being mads here, and, ------------------------to observe the modem equipment and building before being put into W o f C T S h u t O f f actual use. President of the Central Florida To Repair Moin Hospital Council la W. C. McLia Water w ai gushing from the af St. Petersburg. Tha local hospital administrator ground like a mammoth spring ya*. •aid that already mors than U terday at Uw intersection of 13th reservations for Uw mealing hava St. and Preach A rt. when heavy equipment of tho Cragf Construc­ bees received. tion Company (truck a valv# and NAN BEING HELD , ripped H opna. TAMPA (A—A Fort Myers man workmen were rushed tn tha 1* being held her# on a rare fed- f**®* .,w * * ,#w V 'v* * ?* m ,|je •ra j charge—failing to keep »« r*Pl«« Uw om ripped from Uw proper lookout on a ship just be- ( r®*a'r *F. for# a collision whirh sink it. I Occnring shortly aflar 19 o’clock Floyd Worth. 31. was unable to yesterday, tha valve on one of make th* 3300 bond srt by u .S .! S*"*0^ * «"•!* «*»*r arteries, a Commissioner Paul Pinkerton. |lM nch mal% was repaired aad Worth wai a deck hand on the P«t hack into itrvleo again shortly ship which sank, Uw Sewn Seas. after 3:30 yesterday afternoon. It and another vessel collided In Water, over tho entire city, had th# Gulf of Mesleo off New Or­ to bo shut off in order to replace leans th# broken valv# and main. Goembel Elected Honorary Member Of SHS Key Club Approximately 50 Council Members To Convene Here c l« H ft /> .- •a a\ l 2 Office-Seekers T A_ _ _ _ _ To A p p e a r T h u rsd a y ■* Jsionpr* in the Nov. R election. Th* question* were: 1. What do you Mieve the City o ' Ranford should do in regard* t e a Florida Power and L ig h t Company fra n c h i« r *n vi*v ih« referendum held sev eral tear* ago on th e * u b je ^ . . . . . . * No. .101. A im nrU lfd Prttw I<rjL'fH H ire K ic k -O ff Meeting Tomorrow Night Boy Scout Drive Limited To Begin Annual Number Campaign Monday Of Seats 2 . What kind of «irr#t program do you believe should a. a a M b« planned by the city ? Af mVCC6 A « e m D V 3. Do you Mieve the mayor should he elected bv the “ wM|wVV j people or appointed by tha Board of Citv Commissioners? Th# two candidate lor tha 3*nHow would you go a M i t b a lan cin g the sa la ry acheturd Ctty Commission tn the Nov. dula of citv employe-? t Ctty ElccU'n, will make their 5. Do you belic\e in increasing the city’s tax millage to drat public arpearancr as r a o d l- ta k e care of the city’s need* whirh are demanded hy th e dates when tha two will ho heard people or are you an advocati of |Hii*Mtlca charges earmarkTh# ennual Seminol- County Roy as guest speskars at the Thursday ofj fo r specific project*? meeting of the Seminole county How y0U (hr |; | „f Sanford City Com- Scout Dr’ve will begin its e»m paign tor it* 1UN* ptogiam on MonJunior Chamber of Commerce. missioners can better serve the people of iliis citv? day Th? dnv# this year will he Rolland Dean Te!!s Pilot Club Group Of Trip To Europe l Holland f*• n<1 •ditor of *1^ *1 ar»To former r»litor » . f . k ra M . I rr The kirk-idf meeting tor the the mcrt'ng rf ' ie I'dcnt t.iub h * i in two vrrlions. Ihe business e»mh b S r t S.7«h« ‘J'mg f o r ^ X * ^ ndi,,alM Mcr,c 'Vnn,pr nnd 0 * ' id have aubmember.hip drive of Ihe Seminole paign ne«t week and the residential Mutual Concert \..oe.vlion will be night *' the t hr 1 lab *n tha portant post and David Gatrhel n 'y j _ :ir an sw ers to th e above qu estio n s. drive will lake place the last nt held tomorrow night al * p m al rssasion of the 'lih 4nn lwM.iry w ho/nterrd the rare the following of Ihr fmindil’C of IT f»i November : day will exp-ess Iheir view* on Ihe Seminole County Educational tiirnal. II# selalcd • If r(S !!>• In year* past Ihe dtive has hern important matter* of rtty govern­ - * 1 thmk It Is important A* you well know, thi* my fir*t conducted during Roy Scout Week Building on Corntnrrri*! Ave 4t Kf IIMil • muting Inclslt-tris U kvaoriallon piCsldenl Franris ment at the noun luncheon mceiir tr l* V .t iout that tha RrK-rrndutn vciiiur# in twvlitic*. and I *hould *i on Uifif held aevrral >rarv ago tito in (twte In tlif b#cinning which wis in February. This yesrj lloumtllxl saul tiwlav Ural “ I am Mr*. |lc»n cnro.i -rr tomorrow. Kulopran tour la>l hi sn evpenmrnl i* heing conducted ranrhur que*Uon, .it the > n t ic f jnta.-ed al Ihe numtrei of rails teThey etll aUt lubject themve' .# Uma the people voted their that my only intrrrst ia th* d#. in the S' John's P u trid , which Is quriting re-ervjtionv (or Ihe eon M■• i ■ 1' 1 w in Join* le a barraga of questiont fror y .-/ «ir» In h«v« *n active participa­ .irev la regard to * new h*verd In Knitiand b> tr,..r ton. n-bo me of five districts in the Ccniral cett srr'cs '* as he ajatn emphast young businessmen of Sanf ill itadfum. Thr two tvsur*— tion in th# futur# afficlrnt and r *i Mr. »ml Nine hlmd comer* h»v^ , new itidium and * nr» iiowrr economic*' proerrs* of our citv; Florida Roy Scout Council, In de­ red that onlv a limited number nt a student at Ov'nr l a Mr*. 1.inton Allen of n lo whi termine (hr feasibility nt all five menther«hips tin he reserved in luted with the Jaycea S i h i ,. v franchue, with a rebate to th# ,»nd, ih#r»f<>rt, if th* peopir *hould r,.* mittea, headed by T. Mark SD. * City which was to be used to fl-I elect me •« on# of th#ir City district* conducting simullanenusls that unlv .MO sealv are available in touted England, F«iIHGr, i’AO'v# Cltliena knowing of intersections nance th* new stadium rovt- 1 Commlwcmr,, | „ ) * ) „ m )„ : f Iheir fund drives in November ol Ihe audioirium where ihe roncettv land and Vim”*, l itri*. Mr*. Aerne C. M et engrr, pubwill he riven that have become dangerou* ba- war*, in my opinion, one and the to do. to «h, „tmMi Pf my aM- each y#ar fo r h* second straight year, Mrs Ralph Amlin Smith, mem licit)- chairman, had chtrgr of causa of low hanging limbs, shrub- •amt question. True, of (ho total |,ty. only that whirh is m th# Fred C Murra». Director of Adult ntrship rlriv# rhairman will have ih# program, whirh was opene.l lery trees f#nca», grasa. or other JJJ* CV L i'otf<1 ,nj be*i interest, of Fanlord. A VoratHnal Fducation it acting r.ver (iRv music lover volunteers with the ringing nf a flUVrbtf df obstructions am invited to list or of both th. new-stadium and I should like to Uk# this op* a new tranrhiva. at chairman of Ihe icsidentlal and uttering 'heir vervlies to mak# re Pilot tones lo nt-isir •rcnmp*Di« them sri'h th* Jayceea at UZ7. Ma of our new »,a sta ®PP° / t“m‘1V1 ^ o . arc proud pri/ua o, »°LU ,m l ,h« Kllmin.tson nf blind comers ia dlum. I pcramially am In favor ol **nford ll«rald for thia moan* tusiness drive for Aanfnrd. " ur' •ervatlons fur Ihe concerts. Adult nrent furnished by Mr*. 1). K. one af tha major prograass tn the ncgoiiallof with Honda 1’ower of axpiesung my view* on th# ray said lhat the IMS Roy Scout' member.hips will he told for IS Mi-Nab #nd le-i by Mr* . Troy Ray. lafsly plans lor the present Jayraa aod Light Company fur a new following quettion* which you tub. Dnv* srss mor# turresiful than in and student membership are Lt Vi Mrs. Joel 8- FieM. • rh arirr previous * eirt and hoped that the Our nnlv trni.hle this year”, said rwrmirrr of Ihe local ctub, rave * Fraochis# I personally favor our ; milted. ytar. frte enterprise system of businev*. In answer I* your question response to this year* drive would Mrs. Smilh “ Is the fact that we I sincerely believe lhat electric number one. “ VShal do you be­ he equally favorable Murray alto have a w.ndrrtul series and only a history of Pilot from it* found* ing on Oct. 18, 1921 In Marin, power wUl cost our citl/rnv |rvv lieve (he City nf Funfocd should said that Una year he has approxi­ limited number nt teals ” when b-n, gbt from a privately lia, up *n Ihe presrnl time T’ * Gozil Attends owned Cornelia Oils Skinner, on# of (he do In rrgants |o a Florida Power mately *orty -five men ail of whom ana operated bu«inr<*. loral club s*«« ehartaied In 1911 Electric power I* a spcnalixod l lig h t ’ Company franchise in are interfiled in furthering Ihe Roy few aclrrsses who has e»m#d * with t \ members. Tast prosldent* Session Of Retail Scout Pregram tn Seminole County family sfardom into her own gen­ business requiring tremendous ' i “w “I *h* referendum held of money in Invcvtmcntt, ‘•(“'••rat year* ago on the tub lo make the business contacts for eration. will be heard on the first and charter member* wrero re. Grocers Association amounts technical know-how* and expert i 11 •* n,x *,‘,*w that ih« city the drive The*# forty five men night of Ihe senes. Dee. I The I rognlied. amorg th*OI Mrs. M#. y Upon hi« return yesterday from ence to operate, in my opinion.1commlaalon should make *« cont­ rrpreent Ihe Klwanis Cloh. Lions lustralian Srneilran lino pianists llawhirs, who i* r"l only ■ rh»rls f Ctaarwater where he attended thr our city at present do#s not have prehmsiv* an evamination a* Club, R tarv Club. F.lks Club, and Nelson aipl Nral will be heard lair nremher and a part prrslJenl, bul m Januarv while the famous Don also Ih# elrrh’s honorary member, three day annual matting of thr even a small pan o( the money P*»s»'We t° determine if th* city Junior Chamber of Commrrr# Cotsai k 'horns »nd Danrers. under Mrs J. r. Halt g»r# lb# “Code of Retail Grocers Alin, of Florida. that would he nere«sary lor the | should undertake th* financing Ihe direrllnn ot Serge Jaroff, will Kittle*”. Joo G atil owner.manager of thr city to go Into th Lirctnc power of ° ’*,i P°«rr P'ant or dis “ Thi* being my first trip oT«rTip Top SoRermarfcet t«pr#>’ed bu sinr«« tribution nr If it i* more fea-abla I* seen «nd heard Isle in Febiuarv, I iCnnllnned On l'a*e 1 w .h r' himself a« woll pleated with the Often times, government enters to ren-w th# Florida Power & s-romphshiganto of tho ronven hujinr•» in the honest hetief lhat l ight Company franctuso with Ihe “ Our rnemhsrshlp drive will he lion. L v 'jt „ nver on Nov A or before," said rate a given hustnex* ktrk-i<ark provitmn. The referen­ Mrs Smith. "There hat never One af R lW hat wnfortan VJ. n« can a privataiy dum, oe straw vat*, wtiieh was been such profound enthuriasm ind on Iho agtnda, was th# adoption owned burtnex. However, a t ex­ taken In 1930 was during th* of a resolution opposing the use perience |r gtine-J by gnvernmervl time that th* municipal stadium A meeting of Ih# Ro*rd of Direr interest in t eonrer* senes be­ of trading stamp* ai a mean* to operated tm>!nrvt- they usually was Iming planned and th# fran tors of th* Fleet fleservr Assorts fore " stimulalt business. Th* associa­ Increase Ihe cost of a servirr fur • hi*,, *’ being eon- lion. Sanford llranrh MT. has been1 tion also recommended a reduc­ beyond the rriginal cost Hidden of Cn«"«,n* railed for tomorrow afternoon al "Thing* *re pl.kiny tin rtiM Thi» franrhita al f p.m, St ihe t'nlt.led Men's Club tion In the wholesale price of rohli rrrrp in nirely," .lands Vn-ters,in Minar T milk. Gatil stated. nf th# Sanford Si rie Farm -M The be-t example of this I know , ' n’* h*/1* “ k,fk’K“r1’ *1 the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air "Th# facilities of th* Ft. Harri­ is our rity owned and operatr.l ° f »nprojlm*tely 118.000 a year Motion, Xrl tsid yr*tridav son Hotel wher# we met, were water system For years. In spile lo the City, Under *imlar atThe mrrlmg wav railed hv Ihe orllantp. i s , . ’ ’ i -d h ' ' I rosily taxed In th# utmo*t dur to of higher water ra.es. the walrr rurum hert w ne *iirked hi.:h - i #""" ",r*" .* ramralton's vire president Janie* d the fact that this was tha best at­ system wa. neglected. Citv wale, k'ck1^ ck of ° ' rr *3";000 Hughes to discuss amt formulate | The fir«l Amiri.an Red Cross ih# platform mldaflertiooo vr ati • • .was . . ....a »... ..i. *FAt Ihe_____________________ present lime W* at* plans fur the Pie Thanksgiv ing Court# m ‘Horn# Carr nf Th# d»v. waiting to he loaded on It-., s tended meeting we have vet had.” revenna revenue u«ed to pay other _ _ _____ ,, , p* '. *” n^r aVill operating und*r th* aid fran- Picnle to ba held on Nov. 12 in Sick" tn he offered since World destined for the esst and n-ll-■ -7, said Gaxil. "Tha entertainment. ,eosta of government, and only , 1. . * _ Uia m ails, th* exhibit*, tn fact las. year, It was neressary ,o bor £ Sam Arun-on representing the f°all. r r,>- Fort Mellon Park beginning it 2 War fl In Seminole Countv will he. Thlt evsrything was Ju*t Tip-Top, thr row-money pm gin lion lay rsrnlng in Slana Frr«h A(cj,|.>** Produce Co , srf repa.r and replace Its.MI. only disappointment was tn tkr much of our water stem. A* the preliminary plans h u e tt is |,i hr held wrrkls floor 7 VI Now York Olv me i-f |Ve m * , Slnr, *n m TllU in „ i0i fact that Cecil Wrbb could not disclosed. Ihe pre Thanksgiving Pie- p nr lin'd 1 to pm for Ihe nevl buyers l<n-.i'in. on the Ssnford h#l. C,,,r: n’ , a 'Uni>T eo- vonue condition, has. changed nie will include games, prues •even werh« tn Ihe auditorium ol State Fr.rn>.-'' Alarkef, ti 1 ye*. appear on the program dur to to pay high water r . e. ard vou m, Unjr lt m. n<Utory that any th* accident he had on his Dixie • re head over heel. In debt. too. fJl| lirday that nr will vr-’l nren nf. j r, llln f , <IT, , Clly chow, and refreshments for all St I.uke’i Lutheran Sr hoot. ages Uly Ranch at WUliston on the Mrs. John Dud* J r . who rerelv- flees here un rr Ihe n lm e n! m , t ‘*r r! V*?U! *" >r *r* 'Comm .loner consider all of the very day the meeting opened. past. paid Following Ihe Board nf Dirertors #d her Instructor's training under I t’ rnduee Company. the rovt of other opera w#ny , . p ^ u , t„„ , n ln,p . r, „ | ” 1 understand that Cecil suffered lion* of government. meeting, there will he a regular Miss Kdlth Oltrn Red Cro-s Field Aronson taut Ihrl he 'I havo view (mint and after thorough a broken bona or lw0 in his right I fee! the r**ull would Ne the mnsideraiion do thai which h« meeting of Ihe nrganiratmn s' Ihe Represmlafive N'ur'|n? Services Iwn stalls whi-h will he r - • r-el foot and had to. cancel his plan* same with City Eleetrie Power. thlnl>, w . Chief a Club. Thursday Nov. 10 al for lh« rntire state nf Florida, will Into offices r -Irh he s.n t II bd ta appear oa tha convention pro­ Of course, soma of our big bust-[ A% to direrl the rlas* modern In ercri re«pecl nUmh«c »w«, I p m. gram. How K happened. 1 (till Final p*ans for Ihe plrnle will be Th# enrollment (or fh>s rourte According lo the ncr* b'n t , l o nest operators want Ihe ctty In -What kind of • tree* program do haven’t heard/ laid Gatil. is enmptrlr hut Mrs Duda ex­ will be shlpomt daily l<” d ‘ of Ih* Power business so that you yml *,-■„# ihou|.| ^ p| . nn,d h y . announced al th* meeting (Tlw Cecil Webb referred bv it th# poop!# through ymsr el#c«rie ,h . City?", many of Sanford's pects lo conduct mother class late fresh pptd'ic* and ftruts In'o ,N’-a former Chairman of tha Flnri in 'th e season for holh husbands Yr*rk City ant vlnnlly "V.'« arn power charges, would pay the street* are in deplnrabl* eondi- p | y « U p n H (* tH da .Vat* Road Dapi. and owner m and wives having some tin* crop* of hcins, il of npcriLng your city govern- lmn. Th# rity eommtasion hoa ^ 1’ * D f i e n n C l a of tlw Dixie-lily Milling Co.) Mr* Jackie tjwson Home Fro- eueumbers, green *q :.i• n yfllmf mant and lh#se big business op f , UM„y„d a priority list for lha romics Instructor if Croom* Aca­ straight neck squash, sr>d egg­ •rators and big land holder* would repair «od niamleriar.ee of rsur For Questioning r 0 N>’ENT10N TOM) CHICAGO f — Fiv# men were demy, will offer a rourte in Alla- plant.” ronlinu# to pay a small lav on n,o ,| in „t „|. Tbi, proFORT MYERS OO-The Florida »ome of Iheir valuable land hold-1 ( l #m .hnuld b# *ff#rfively and held for further questioning today monte Sptmgs In the near futur«* t rxrkirrc al ii'm f of the cu "imSUU Beekeeper* Assn, will hold l.igi. This typ# nf government Scmino'c County Chapter, Ameri­ hers )"*i gr*di--t and parked on tho in connection with tha staying nf lmmi'l:»'#ly earned mit -wllhin its 1339 convention In Clcarwatar. operation. I am nppo«ed t«. threo srhonltk,*s although It# d# can Red Cron I* accepting re­ market plaif-.im tron'on '*id, th# rriy'# sbllltv to p#y. Tho beekeepers yesterday elect­ Tho issue ti whether or not wr G o H street# hav# much do lector tests have failed In link any gistrations for rourte* in "Home Took at thr*#. fin# cucumber*. ed Millard Cogg*haU, Minnrola, have Ihe City operate tn ssrve Care of Ihe Sick" and “ Ftrsl They'r# repr.-si nlaiivc of the fino with ihe growth nf a com m unity. of them to Ihe triple killing. president; James A. Russ, Au- your #lectrie power needs nr grant Non# has been rhargrd In lb# Aid” right suing and classes In produce that *e r# shipping Info I, lh *rrfo ro , fa v o r Ihe creation of burndal*. vie# president; »nd a franchise In a company lo sell mystery to whirh police hav# hern these course* will he nrganired Ihe easft m market.” Frank A. Roblfoo, Galaa*vlU«. >'"i tbst power. 1 tier levs yr>,, the ■ long rang# program that w ill unable lo find lead* m mor# than when registration* are adequate prvtvidt " u r c ity with a »ounH secrelary-treasurar . rilliens will have ebesper elrrlrlc • treat p in of m ainleranr# and a week nf wdespread inretiig* power wh#n you buy it from s prl- r»p#|r to prevent, not not only linn Delecttv# riharle* Fitrgerald said valtly owned eompsny, deterioration #u«-h as we hav# e * . “I ball**# «■* all rrslii# ihe peuertred, but to provide fo r the Charles Dlhlqulit, s .13 ) car old immediate need for belter main- #xpanai»n and development * f golf caddy, was scirrd after a couple reported having veen him lenanre of our city streets. For Sanford. too long now Ussy hav# been neQueilion number thr*# Is "Do and the youngest of Ihe stain boys. gleeltd. Th# budget for th# runent you believ# th# Mavor should he Anton Schuesvler, 1), together last year provides for r*-*urfaring fleeted by the peopls or appoint­ July. Dahlqulst had been given s lie some seven miles of a total ol ed hy lit# Board of Commission* our eigbly-fiv# miles of rity ers?” Tho election of nur mayor test and released last week. A aceilrcots. hv Ihr people of Sanford would in­ ond lie lest last night was Incon­ Day by day. nur City streets volve a major rhanga In the char­ clusive Investigators said they are look­ continue lo get worse. Today, an ter of th* city from Ih# rommiss. old saying, "an ounrs of preven­ inn rily manager form nf govsrn- ing for,a "bushy haired man” who tion i* worth a pound of eure,” menl lo Ih# strong mayor form nf Malcilm Pc let »on. Robert's father, #*ema so appropriate. A sound government, such a basic anil saw talking with youngslrri In a and far-reaching program of street significant rhang* In nur rity pool hall Saturday night. Prterson rs-surfaring immediately wiU rharirr should not h# mid* with­ said tha man lied when he sought save millions of dollars in strsst out th# approval of th# prop!#, and to question him. tax cost to you in ihe future. should 1 b* sterted and this qutsY»a, t believ* tha Mayor should l)ni arise. | would b« In favor of be elected by Use people. Only then submitting It In s rcfrr*nd"m Driver Complains; would the Mayor fsel accountable vole, #v'en though, from my cur­ to th* peopls. rent rthsarvltkvns, I pertonslly Is Sent To Jail ”1 would sal op Job Classifica­ favor our prison! form of gov amKYOTO, Japan i R - ’ Tventytions in (arh Department with a m#nt. threo hours and 4fk) miles out of fair and just pay rate. Then, the Tbs fourth question Is, ” How Tokyo, t. xl driver Shln|iro IthlCity employes would bavo more would you go about bslaheing Ihe jima rnmplained to polka lhat hi* iaeMUvw to better themselves. •alary srh*du!a of city smpioyos?” boautiftil woman passenger bad ” 1 sJaesrsly believe la the pro- TVs salary sebsdula nf Sanford's ralmly replied when asked for Broaaivo developm«at of our city city implores should bo carefully Ml far*. " I haven't got a penny." to Hr fullest spportuaitiss — bet­ reviewed tack budgat year with Investigation dlsrlosed that iho ter S im la and atrest lighimg, th# id#a In mind that Sanford pay wai • IT-year-old fugitive from a bstter u la rlta for our police fore# its employs* commensurate with Tokyo mental hospital. aid firemen, modem fire fighting th* job they a r t doing Ind In com­ F*olire routinely asked te tee aqalpuiMt, job tUaMfieaUona in parison lo olhsr citios of similar laM jimn license That was whan ■ AM ARONSON INRPFXTS aom# of the blah quality produc* h* U operating cf our various city do-, sue and ttooomle status. Aod. ho raraiiod Tokyo police had shipping Into New York from Sanford Rut# Farmer’s Market •tlaod It last week for speeding Looktpg oo. at ti# ritbU to Bawdy Anderson, Market Manager. (Staff | H1( £ £ io o 8 d i! i i **** ** ** M l te MIL Photo) Warner Cornelia Skinner To Appear First David Gatchcl Joe Fleet Reserve Calls Meeting Things Picking Up At Farmers Market Says S. Anderson Red Cross Course To Be Offered I Slavia Monday nd . V ’ >• f T ha S anford H fm ld w c n t l v nub n illted *1* qu*8tlnn* to th f tw o randidntrv fo r t h r P o n d o f S an fo rd C ity C o m m it > * W E D N E SD A Y . O C T O B E R 2fi, 1955 S e m in o le S p o r t s m e n Questions Answered R n rh a ru a ^nnnar &Y toca/ Candidates E n jo y tta lb I nnttiiufd fair and either root nnrlh and mild »nulh aid central portion, through Thursday, 4 O r BEIDNOLB COUNTY t 1 r ? J �e* * ------------------------------------------ — ■------------ V'-- ■ K S !* T S — *>'5;' \ A\ " Wad. O c t r iM 2 THE SANFORD WRALD 1MB WUA* DO'CU r- N < ) c • JOCKO D fM row S4w 5 OauG^'SP M e ^ o c o A C H ^ /tr' r sm c 5 > /^ lO C A V y : o e o s o s fA a v t ' TWN< W CraAU. (O^CUM a '6 * 5 0 TOOC*-* W A r' S GCl ro . / TACKLE J TOCO' J ' 7 9 /T w a r $ S f \*M&r rM ATQAiO — ’ - V W HfiK . tip /iCjpr* 'Critical Eye Will Be Given Florida During Meeting JACKSONVILLE - Florid* wUl b« lives Um critical eye durinf two-day aonual membership m*rt lai oT the State Chamber of Com­ merce. at Pemacola Nov. IMS SWANSON’S BONED Official* of Die arganuition an oounrrd today that II "p arti" of the tlita'v economy »ill be tcrutinIbed J. Saxton Lloyd, chairman of tb* State Development Commuuon, It * n aaid, will "lead off.** by taktai up each of the rommiiiion'i ANN PACE FANCY major objective! and diickiiing that body'a plan of attack. Advertiilnt Is the national mar­ ket the itata'a lourut. convention and iporti attraction, and iti in dmtrtil am bition, la one of the development rom m ininn'i fune tmni Lloyd la expected to give an A N N RAOI analyila of the commimon'i think­ ing. and of how it la meeting con itantly artiing marketing problem The prcildent of Amrrlran Cham Jams Parkrr Party ber of Commerce Exicutivri. Milllam S Jo h n m. will examine new cr community reiponitbllity coocepti with etrphaili on the bull, neia min'* role. Johmon le execu live vice prcildent and genefil 2-Lb. 3-Ox. BLACKBIRRY J A M ........................ manager nf the Jaekaonvlll* ( him Sixc ber of Commerce. CHERRY J A M ................................. Uethoda which might be employ, Jane Parkar Glued , BLACKBERRY J U L Y ...................... , 11-Ox. cd to gat for Florida the moit out of Ita foreitry retourcei *iU be CURRANT J U L Y .......................... traatad upon by Kenntth B Pom STRAWBERRY J U L Y ................... eroy, leader of the U. S. foreitry R ID RASPBERRY PRESERVES . . . Service reiearch center at Lake City. PEACH PRESERVES........................ Box of The replaslihtng of Florida's PINEAPPLE P R ESER V ES............... 12 Mk watcnhedi. and tb* financing of the work will bo pin-pointed by two APRICOT PRESERVES................... Jar water expert*. Colonel H. C. Ce* CHERRY PRESERVES of Weal Palm Beach and Luther CANDY POPCORN Jont>, chairman of the State CRACKER JACK Chamber's fiord and water control division. In thia field, State Cham­ FAMOUS # ber officiate aild. the experience of Campfire the fcntral and South Florida flood MARSH ALLOWS control district has m ulled In th* 1-Lb. M e establishment of a definite reme­ Pkga. W dial patters which might be em­ Swift'* Strained •’Super-Right*' or Swift’s Half or Wholn Fully ployed In any part of Florida. BABY MEATS Th* preaident of th* Florid* Power Corporation. William J. Clapp, will reoort on the itata’a adHtwaiUo v in c u ; ind-utriiUitUoe. specifi­ PUNCH cally th* role of sew industry la Fla. or Ga. Grade *A* DAD Wholn * providing Jobe for new resident*. The bloriea and utilitarian asLibby's pacta of Florida’s rich marta# lift POTTED MEAT will he graphically told by Dr. F. 0. Walton, director of the Univer­ sity of Miami's marina laboratory. Libby'* Comad Dr. Walton is on* m America'* "Super-Right" H n v y Western Boneless BEEF HASH loromoit ocatnograpbert. 1 Lb. W fc Agricultural rvwirch and en­ Cae • • gineering: Whit Florida expects of Lb. Libby's these two Important farm tools in VIENNA SAUSAOB mealing new demand* wtUbaexa"Super-Right" Small Western | meeting new demands waif be exa­ » ,V £ i » mined by she director in charge el the Weal Florida Experiment Sta­ Small Early June Pacific tion at Jay, Dr. Curtis flutlon. Lb. Nuclear power la certain to becom* identified with Florida, say ••Super-Right" Center Cut Industrial authorities. Th* legisla­ ture has already authorised pur­ chase of an atomic raactor for In­ stallation at 4he University of Flor­ ida's Industrial laboratory. Thia new Florida role will be visualised •Super-Bight" Pure Fork beioret be two-dsy Pensacola conferenca h r Dr. Hoy lak ar Snipp of Fresh Fruits & .Vegetables SAUSAGE^.,29c Washington, a member of Us* intel­ Full Flavor Bad • Lc«. Haadlaia Graan ligence unit of th* armed force* Joint chiefs of italf in behalf of the T O K A Y GRAPES LB. 10c Shrimp LB. 69c Atomic Energy Commission. CapU John's Fr*ih Bay How to keep Florida taxation low, Packed Standard will be th* subject of a discourse B A R T LE T T PEARS LB. 15c by State Senator William A. Shands Oysters PT. 85c Jt*d Delicioua of Gainesville, one of the itata'a •Stiper-Right" Thin Blkad principal fiscal authorities. APPLES LB. 15c Bacon LB. 47c What Florida must de in provid­ ing plant for the increasing aehaol 'AllGood Brand Sllrad population, and for maeting plant PO TA TO ES 25 LB. Bog 59c Bocon LB. 45c reeuiruaenta of govammee t at ad Inveli win bo analyted by two on| WHITE HOUSE EVAf. peril. Dr. A. J. Brumbaugh of Tal> C A U LFLO W ER Lge.Heod 29c lahaaiee and FredariekH. Bair Jr., »W0 Hip* IUd Bipe af Aubunsdal*. Dr. Brumbaugh has kaen in the thick of aehnol planning, TO M A TO ES LB. 19c and Bair ta a close student of govarnmem building needa. Highway authorities are said to StfC U M B ER S 2 for 9c bn ta agreement that the turnpike Ntblat* Whole Kernel soon to extend tn m Miami to the GOLDEN COBN of the atnte will afford travelan their speediest AAT Fancy Mghwray aeceia to eenaequtaUy will Hake an impart Libby'* upon Um state's economy more im­ TRIPS pressive, perhaps than that eg any prevtoue Florid* innovation BlebSultana Stuffed ard H. Slmptm. member of Um Flantax’* Cocktail turnpike authority and of tba stain PEANUTS wiU araualat BtaU Chamber ceetneoo trin the talhnt ecenemle facto of the throI.ABHEB1 BOUQUET way. and point an opportunities they ■ay expect from Me construction. One of the best Informed men on Lam aims. Dr. NichaUa Nyaradi, formerly Hungarian minn af ftnanee and new aatori- Betty Chocolate, White or Yellow atad with Bradley University at Grans latag Feoria. 111., will teU State Cham* CHICKEN ~ 33c KETCHUP 2 - 3 S H S m e f& fe CAKE Mill KM YOUR O C c CHOICE DONUTS « 'Jilt IF "SU PER-RIG H T" M EATS! 2 Vt F RYERS Lb. 39c ROUND STEAK 6 9 c . SPARE RIBS 39c PEAS S 9c, 2 29c HAM SLICES * CH M lL U M f U M M tTl sot . to M A NUM?> uegooo*r«7mu** CAOfANO HUMAN ONI k caa COOKEDHAMSu49c ■3#383"i U > B ‘Si» M IL K 3 M 35c ol Notice Spotlight On Hollywood HOLLYWOOD lA-GUu UU*. brtgki* * t*U, “ fo r mi. ms ku pa* far enough,. Tb*D ilw Hi*, proved heraoli by enclosing a r»vaallng photo. » U fa*L th* pbeto proved banned all doubt that thl* U the one • w u who t m i n mike Wee Jeena leek any. Tba luscious Italian star. whim l'v* a i m mat. wrot* ma la Eng-* TOMATOJUKE s 25* SMALL OLIVES 23* SAUERKRAUT 2 m21* CAKE MIXES 3 s; 89c Fmdag Mbm i>°-J3c U w White A Fudge Sultans L k 14 O k rat ar ir- ir » * saw Y W .% DUS Lg- Phg. M i v �vy o* Farme r ' Almanac Has New Home THE SANFORD HERMD " Wotl, O il. 26, JP.VS . Shrstkm a Faith to live by ra g a 3 ,,llt MIDDLE \(>L LEWISTON I •i* ltd 12 JP—I cannot gisw tre weather for every' Simpson wro'e. ' telling me to keep It was March > i Hi* editor of i-annot give lha eather for esery it Well, that ye.r w# had a fine HAST LANSING. Mich P—An the Farmer* manac received ,#cljon e,ch dav and muit of ne- flop The farmei did not The next j,,** stair c ollege l'rofe**or uf WwsHp whb them life week a letter from a piospcctisa bride rfI,ru l |U (|| ,0 mo, t j w r t a bo,.0.*ed the almanac „ulnllon , 4>, mtddI„ „ d worn la Cleveland Ohio hrni you worship with th* The young woman requeued a ""Pu ,u m « • * « <runi n e magar.ne g.se. Ihe princl- - n ‘b”u,d ’,|,c h l hf r d,“ * ' b' r children evnev week, *.*>*• *rw forecast for Ihe proposed honey- **** )**r* * *aypgj feast day* and holidays of making ta*ks lighten ami her >0*1 . . . the bigge-it, smart Mt. moon period tn late May and June. Some farmers u«e the almanac many religion, the lime of sun ris household diminishes in sire." moat importanl people in the** In August. Editor Raymond A. Ranting Cha t as their tuneable mg and *etth; moon phase* Theie two factors. «ay* Dr. Pearl world. a*king God for help, Geiger received another letter. i;eig*r i®id oi a letter from Charles eclip** data tide tables ft*hing ta- Swanson, often lead to erratic estthinking Him for hleMing*. signed "M r*" . c k ble*. ane*dotns, rerip»* and poems 1ing habit*—too manv calories one "\Y* shall never forget your J Simpson which related how fif :r r tn f . hU |okpt on his fam day. too few the next And (hi* Soon it iwomea clear . , , kindnesa tn fixing u« a magnifi- Simpson, a* a boy in Eastern (ir f,r n | | r hold one bark for a rau-et anxiety. ilepre**ion and a Lore they ran always find the eent day)ust three months ago and Trnncor* was sent to a neigh wiii'r. figur nt it might o'frnd mnlinuous birakdown of llitur piu strength they n«vi|.o/j|<iv* find during our ent re trip.” Ihe worn- pur's house four miles away to *ome "drx*' It wa« about a Ken- irin the h.sppmexa they want. an wrote "Me mused bad weather borrow < farmer*' almanar so hi* tuckian who aiwa** cl>«ed hi* e*e* Dr Swan*->n *p'Ke at a •* ma* you predated, and had a per­ father rouid tell when In plant when drinkin* explainuu Ihe ti:hl p>>»ium si Michigan Slate Collere T«* •*»< « e r*>» » C r /• i, eeur-**M*nlb TktA rtrrhi | fectly wonderful honeymoon.'* ln«h potatoes o' good Ii*iii**i made his mouth on "Ihe potentialities of women in Griper ftnJ« nothing unusual In "The farmer gave to me." water ditu'iog the drink. the middle year*.' lhe>e letter* lie «a>s similar let ters are firquently recused b* hi* unique p iblication The Farmer* Almanac I* rolling l.OTL'S IIIt.AND off Ihe Gtiger brother* pro* from a new home (hi* year—Hi* first m e away from New ler»ey »imr the almanar wa< found h> David Young, Pine Brook astronomer, teacher and author *tn 1819 The new aurroundings aren't changing Ihe appearance of ihc familiar Utile fountain of informa tom and piediction* No. 2 Can The 4* pat* publication W still fOSIHC KM MWI PMOTMBAPHnS ta t^nde". Audrain. Belgium. Ceylon. Cuba. Denmark. Tindecorated with Ihe original wood land, Trance. Great Britain and Holland. In re-r r.ngland. are II of the 22 “meet beautiful KirU in cul de*ign* liarsey Alexander, su tt-a world." They ore competing for the title of row are: Mutes llondur.it, Iceland. Ireland. Israel, pcrintemJt ni of the modern plant " I lia World.” In front row <L to r.) are: Muse* Italy, Monte Carlo. Sweden. U.S.A. and Veneaurta. on the out*kirt« of thi* mill city. Is a great gran Hon of the man s*ho made the original cut* in box wood, predecessor to melal rrggravtng*. STOKKLYS W A S H I N G T O N .! * — About (he and his wife) found most of tax law which Included, among Geiger hs* been editor since hi* firm look oscr the slmanar in FIllMT # a m , fix# day* a week, a vea-our friend* and tntrrcsti there." hundreds of other cnarjtrs, ptuvl. 1933 In Newark The whole hullalck green CaJtllac, one* a dope1 Fol*om was born Nov. 23. 1893 »tons lo hbcralir* medical expense ne»s. employing 1to person*, wa> FT AND Aim saddler a pride delix.ra Marion His Georgia birthplace of M dtra dedurllwi.. perm.! child care dr mosed here fast spring J*®*1 .. f * . — was named after his mother's great ductloiu for woiklng paienta, a S l'N N V I .A N I ) SJIO K K D .10.1 Can Bayard Folsom to his olfrce. grandfather. There was a legend *P«tal credit for retirernml In- The almanac I* de»l,T.ed a* s Among lh* sleek black jobs that that h., falhrri william Bryant *ome. ■inenal dcJuctron for stock-give-away Item. Last year insur wheel big »bo'* around this town. |,-nl)lom , r j n ny storekeeper, had holder* and faster depreciation anre companies, gasoline firm*, arrd oullrl* and other hu*ine*« f i l i a l green "caddy" standi out thf |lr,, j,,!),,. h# e lfr ejrne(i. n writeoffs for Industry. houses bought a million enpies for ™ like a teetotaler In an Irish rpub. *a»n't, sa> says■ roiwm. Folsom. i* It -was ....................... ------ *>a«nr. a . a •IIW A.x quiet quin man man given jn rn Inin gray gray suits *uus Hi.tributlon U- their various fU» No. SOS C an And so does Folsom, who aue- dollar, pas*e*l down In Ihe family and black shoe* and sock*. Folsom ,. r.enerstle ihr onlr adser'"ock-of tlir W alk <ceded M n. Oveta Gulp llobby <s from gcneialion (o generation. i n not rich bat b« Isn't going to J, ’ k(>„ i ror the local di» ( I to fi II*. Average) aecretary of ihe departm ent of KoUom , fPl lh, University *t»rs». tnhutor J n ^ e h.ek pare Health, Education' and Welfare nf *t Athens, where he When his appointment In the Geiger, a 1932 graduate of Noire KI.A. lillA D K A' l»&l» W IIOLK (NEW). finished tr three years. That wastreasury was before the Senate he jylm f describe* the almsnae a* 2*j Size Can PresidentElsenhower once de- in 1(12 and he mosed on to luted hn a»*ets as I,ISO shares of A ••cultural link with the past" aeribed Folsom ai "the type of Harvard School of Business Admin 1Eastman Kodac stock, now valued rather than an "agricultural man who make* my job so satis­ istratlon. Fol*om went lo work for | at about ttSO.OOO, plus slock In- guida." Eastman in 1114^ teresls in ''10 or 12 other rompafactory " He and his eoedilor. wife. Ann. With the I'nitrd Stairs entry Into hies, none of which alone amounts a furmer Maplewood. N J.. school Tor t l years Folsom ha* com ) muled between his job as trrasuicr World War t. Fol»om- signed op to more than gli.ooO." teacher, contpde the publication LOT. CAP*IN 12 oz. Rot. of Iha Eastman Kodak Co. in Roch-jfor officer training at Ft. Alrl'herFolsom said h* bad an Kastman except for th* astronomical Infor­ aster. N.Y., and various Washing-Son. near Atlanta. He served w tth l^ n u lt). amount undisclosed, to mation. That'* the effort of Roland ton posts, lie hat had a large th , 2«th Division headquarters for 4 ch ha was entitled by length of E llart of Penn Vann. N.Y. I,KAN, TKNDKI1 MINUTK hand, oflen hidden. In shaping the jo months in Europe and ram r ,gp»ic#. he said he did not Intend Hart says he u*es the cumulative coarsa of govcrnmeifl In iha fields, hack a captain In the Quarter- to dispose of his holdings "in view data of weather eyelet at they have •f social security, commerce, la*-1 master Corp*. After hn discharge 0f Ihe fact that I will not have occurred in Ihe past century, eon eUaa and post-war planning for he returned^ to w«rk at Eastman, anything to do with procurement sidenng such factors as tun spots .STOKLKY’S PINKAPPLK ft. Ox. Can prosperity. • As ha rose through the ranks at . . . or other direct dealing with and the tidal action of tha moon. Now wbgt he thinks and does as-Eastm an Folsom developed In 1*21 these companies." Even though the forecasts are 1IOSTON IIL’TT HEW secretary affect* directly the,one of lhr nation’s first private mad* up almost two year* in ad ” * * ” * 1 * * 1 _ present and future of all Amerl- industry social security plans, tl vance. Geiger says they Sr* "73 • cans—thrir education, fooJ. medi- brought wide recognition both to M A t.ir u n it l i t to Dn per rent aecurate." eines and how they wtll fare tn Folsom and lo Eastman. I .. f thMl * ' .l’** "Of course." be adds, “lh* al.STOKLKY’S 3U3 Can their aid age. j Foliom achieved even greater Aoff *®J° F tr a while, you’d never have j-nia In 1931 as tbegreat depres- tli# towels Instead of down the' WHICH WAY IS I P ? gues*ed Ui* importance of Folsom's. »(<>n engulfed th* nation. While drain. Well, thrr# |i g way of PITTSBURGH *v—Some of the ar­ collecting that atata of affair. yob from th* car he used. When many communities were deploring tists entering their modem work* the budget was established for ihe situation, he lined up 13 other If you taka timg out to put ■ fur Ihr annuil exhibit at Carnegie HEW, there was a horrible over- firms and created the "Rochester little diama into hand-washing. Tech didn't lake a chance this year eight: No provision was mad* for plan" which proprllrd Folsom onto you might get unrvpect^lly good that the canvasses would be hung th* limousine to which Cabinet of- ih» national scene, lie was ap 1results! Explain that water mixed: incorrectly. In*titut« officials, wlm fleers normally are entitled. pointed in 1(34 by President floo- with soap is a magic f o r m u l a — ' ssid (bey could tell which side wa* 1IICKOUV S.MOKKD CAHINAL w This oversight was remedied' sevelt as »n advlior on the com- that It makes dirt amt grime dit- up. laughingly revealed that a fe*. * when the Secret Service nabbed millee which laid the foundation appear *o completely (hat not one »rH'«i wrote "lop" or drewr arrow* the pusher of powdered happiness for th* present social security speck will .how up on the rowel! oa b itk of u«*,r m»»terpiK.i TUL’-KI.AVOli (In Ounrtrrn) and hit green Cadillac. Tha Gen-, laws. A little mumbo-Jumbo added won't' ■rjLn«t;,ii.Tar eral Services Administration even- j prom that beginning Hi govern luatly turned the car over to HEW mrnt service Folsom began a long „ ' RiniMOND. Va. tw—Five-yearl.ll. If you ran get your youngster* __ „,d__________________ ,,,d , ____.... new .hr and Folsom bad a limousine. period of eommulinc b*lween In a town which hat a goodly Rochester and Washington. During ** eonrrrnrd with the magic that orv for |pr medics after the stepp 1)1X11'! CRYSTAL * number of cold fish, Fol.om trie* ■World War II he found him*cll, 'l-nr one aim in life i* ta *re that (d nn a piece of flit*, to be friendly. Even Democrat* spending four days in Washington| not even a single speck of dirt, " | didn't eul my foot. Mommy. I H A LLM A R K PKK-COOKKI) 10 Oz. I’kg. like him. Sen. Waller George (D- and three tn Rochester. Ill* only , come* off on the tow el-w ell, your Just tracked Ihe skin down to the time's been well spent, hasn't it? blocd." she said Ga) describes him as "quite ca- relaxation waa a victory garden. 1 3 pible." ' Over a. period of time he served WhUa some departments nperair as a director for Ihe Federal Be­ en Ihe theory that no news is good serve Rank of New York, a mem(Ready To Serve in 15 Minute*) (L im it One newt. this gl-jear-old native of her of tho regional War Manpowrr w ith fu.OO o r m ore food o rd e r) Georgia hat hired a member o f' Commission, lh* Business Advisory CHEVROLET th* working press la help him with Council, • director of tn* L'.S. LADY H K 'ITY his publle relations. Chamber of Commerce and the AdIn an administration whlrh has visory Committee on the Merchanl H * kind word* for Democrats, the Marine. U1S. 3-foet, !• lack Folsom is some­ During Work! War II Folsom and thing of a rarity. When Wdllam a number of other business men Benton, later Democratic senator (■included that lha booms and • » from Connecticut, was being as- busts which hid followed ether .STOKLKY’S 1 1 Or.. Holt!* asilcJ in 1947 by Rep. John Taber wars were unnecessary. They es­ (It-NY) for Ihe way ha was run­ tablished the committee for eco­ ning tha Voire of America, Fotvnm nomic development, which has came out with th* Oat assertina been rnU titad as slanted toward that Benton was a good man. me business men's viewpoint bul At a horn Democrat and Melh- alia has received considerable STOKLKY’S (Cream Stvle) 303 Can* ndi*t, Folsom has switched both credit for postwar stabtllritiofi. party and church. He cast his first When lb* Republicans took ever vote far Waodrow Wilson. Then he the administration la 1(33, Folvom became an Independent and finally became treasury undersecretary , registered ts a Republican to IMS with Ihe Job of supervDlng n revi­ TO N He moved into the Presbyterian sion of the nation's tag structure. Church In Rochester because “ we The end product was a 923-page #y I jf t t le F o lk s PIE APPLES 2 35 ' Cadd y Delivers Folsom To Office rsMEATS COCKTAIL 23c Picnics - 29' Tomatoes PEACHES Fryers “ 3 9 69 STEAKS Pork Roast 39' Hambger 3 99 10c 29c SYRUP 29c JU K E 25c Cut Beans 2’ 29c K L E E N E X - , 25c Sliced Bacon1u49« SUGAR 29 O C T O B ER SA LE Jewel '55 CHEVROLET S H O R T EN IH G PICKUP TRUCK 3 & 59c (Until One With Order) Regular Price $1748 O CTO B ER P m 'I buy ANY truck m ill you grt w Prune Juice 29c 19c CORN 2 "* 29t DINTY MOOKK Lit. Can 1 BEEF STEW 39c STEAK STOKLKY’S SLICED BUY NOW end SAVE 23c K R K Y ’S SALISBURY 13 Oz. Can SP EC IA L Or |295 Dwn. & (46.80 Mo. BEANS CATSUP BRAND NEW Vl 19c 0LE0 PINEAPPLE 29c No. 2 Can Sm I. 39c I’KNN DUTCH AJLII 1 Lh. t a n SCRAPPLE 29c BISQUICK >-2Sc i W A D E 'S ' V ,(<:•to.. . . 1_____ |______ . > -it. �t * r ...... ftfc T a x i D rivers £ This Os Second Warning - So Slow By Schools! We could call thia a aecond warning. Or • we could wait until aome beautiful little girl, x or fine young boy, ia mangled under the • wheel* of a faat moving car In a zone marked for 15 mile* per hour. , We prefer to call »hi* the second wnrning for a youngster of any age ia too valu. able to lose. A day or two ago, in :hla column, we asked the fax! cabs operating along 9th Street during achool hour* to alow down. It aeema aa If the driver* of theae cnha . have deemed It neceaaarv to paaa up the i warning and continue their law breaking bv driving at apeed* far too great e school aone. We muat call to the attention of the ■ * motoring public that there la a achool at the comer of 9th and Onk. the All Foul a i1 • C atholic Church Parochial School, and at th e co m er o f 13th and Magnolia or Palm et­ to t W la the South aide Prlm arv School. Hundred* of children are attending thf«e fin e achool* and each one o f them muat he : guaranteed the aafetv of our afreet* and a*reet eroaalng* an that th ev m *v reach A little court«cv on the part of city motorist* will find yon a parking plare Quicker than darting here and there at ‘ breakneck aperd. Let your neighbor hark O'ltvef hi* parking snare and you enn pull In. You never know, he mnv leave aome time for you on the parkin** meter! I . . . Children are thrilled over the "trick or trea t" c*rapade* In afore for them thia yfcVyk. (Trie lltttf'. girl ha* a grand time , every Halloween because her mother goea 'wltM her to point out the best place* to el) "twick or tweet." k* •* j Thay'ra y.iing to be talking baseball over In 1Rt. Pateraburg Sunday. Wonder If San ford yrill have a team In the Florida State f i t the 1956 season? ini1** The Sanford Herald WoM»«wea e*w» w w e Mrero#r —e 9m MM «fM ln ft. Itlt H ■ t in w w i — W>W< rMMl. a>4«t It* Amt ■•r*k a. iere | , r 7 \« ml t o w n •* ■ r a s a eaaaiR*. m ii ** *•««•*♦* ■•■ion an , ■*•»•«»• m iim ; i r u m i m M ■«' th S V S n . 0 ■a* a U ljS S iirf iM Im . <•!*• at n •* itMM , M NM fllllM M tmf ) WMI M *t*IM< IN (I •IMtNY fcl tmrlmwm -A & S t ■ M M .n O W»mWe* •* It* la w N M e t w r h h S iM ««»i•*!*•♦* (m it* mm fa* *aaa>»*a. an ail lk* ta*al saw* p th n f ta I t s M M fiM * n; Pago 4 rj Wednesday, Oct. 26,1955 Today's Bible Verse *’ For he bringeth down them that dwell on high: tha lofty city, he layeth It low; he layeth It low, even to the ground; he bringath It even to the duet.—Isaiah. 26:5— Cod has been pleased to prescribe limits to Hla own power, and to work Ilia ends within limits.—Paley. Friday Registration Deadline The sand In the hour glaaa (a pouring faster! If you're planning to regiater ao that you can vote In the forthcoming city elec­ tion on Nov. fllh then you will have to do *o before Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock Too few of our dtlzena are interested in their city government. Too few of our citizen* take time to participate In their government with the all powerful vote. With the closing of the hooka Friday af­ ternoon for registration* of the newcomer* or those who have failed to cast their ballot in year* gone by, the opportunity for the greatest participation in your local govern­ ment that a person possesses will have passed. Sanford la growing, and Sanford need* the leadership of every one of it* fine citizens so that the rommunlty's govern­ ment ran grow with the city itaelf. If you hnven’t registered, make it a point to visit the City Clerk's Office In the Sanford City Hall. It will take only a few momenta of your time. By taking part In your city government by voting, you do yourself a favor, your eity a favor, and your country a favor. Th" market platform at tha Hartford State Fermera Market Is beginning to show algn* of an Inrreaalng volume of produce from Central Florida farms. There are good quantities of bcana, cucumber*, and squash appearing. Sign* of winter are prevalent In 8anford with the rrowded stores, bundle-ladened shoppers, and streamers across show win­ dows saying, "lay your Christmas Gifts aside now." • • • Thanksgiving Isn’t far off. A stack of sugar cane, fine for chewing, made Its ap­ pearance In one of tha local markets the other day. A perfect Sunday School attendance re­ cord for nearly thirty-one year* la a re­ cord to be proud of. George Hlers, a Westside Fanner, and a member of the First Baptist Church Sunday School la tha flrat one to tell you that he goes to 8undty School and Just don’t miss. ,fe THEY KNOW YOU CAM e • • piece of furniture In moit home*," be pointed out. "If tomrthlag goe* wrong with tha television itt, a repair nan I* called immediately. But If the piano ta a little out of tune—oh. well, U'a not worth both•ring about.” Thl* chronic apathy keepi Rock­ well in a perpetuar inner. Ha la liunchod on a one-man cruiado to create a world la which aO piano* a n not only tuned properlr—hut kept tun*d He even write* letter* to tha eliter on tha subject Rockwell flirt became mttreited in piano tunlng-or, rather, the lick of It—while playing reed Inliniment* with a traveling band at the aga of IT. On thoater cir­ cuit* ho ran into ovary typo piano Imagiaahlo, moat of them out of lone. "Whoa the bead complained, he aaid, "(be itory wa* alway* tha taaret Thera was only owe tuner In town, and he couldn't be found. The ptanoe was* untuned year p a y a it passably etiU Too Late To Classify By RL'HBRLL EAT tlfy It Senator Spessard Holland When I w«» a youngiter my and Congressman Paul Rogere giendmothrr uted to make a dl*h have been particularly activa la called M*w**t.»our cabbage". It thia effort but they need your uled to worry me for I couldn't help and mine to back them ia understand how anything could their appeal for Just and fair loglobe eweet and eour a t the earn* lation that will givo our Florida * producers a fighting chanc* for tJm». Of court* It did not o<-cur tc survival. me then that th* dey would com* American growers or* not taking when I would run imack bang Into the congreta to roduc* by one ton a iweet-iour eltuatlon In tha form or one acre the market granted la of an unpalatable dtih known aa tha Sugar A ct but they are asking permission to share In the increas­ th* Huger Act. Whlla meat Floridian* know wa ed market that relate because of grow a lot of augarctne in Flori eur increased national consumpda, they may not reollio that thia Uon. As It steads bow, Americas major agricultural (nduitry contri­ growers are bring penalised for butes aubttanUally to our etate'i th* benefit of ferrigu producer* and are net allowed to share ia economic hoalth and erelfara. Thouiand* of Floridian* dapond •ven tha Increased market reused our satire's Increased con­ on our »ugar production for thalr by livelihood. Millions of sugar dollara sumption. Bill* are now before confrere are rapraieated ia tha lUta'a In duttrlal payroll. Additional mil that would glvu the woodad relief liana are represented In the state's to our grower*. Florida business and Industrial leaden well aa tax revenue*. . Our augar industry 'I* *wHt privets cltlasns cat kelp by con­ enough but th* sour angle cornea tacting our congressional delega­ In th* form of »ugar legislation tion and backing them up with that I* crippling tha Industry and letU n that will Imprere tha eraictardJpg It to n point that threat­ grots with the fact that Uw peo­ ple and business Interests of this ens our state’s welfare. A rigid quota system Inaugurat­ atet# are gonufawly concerned over ed during tha war limits the th* situation and are bath of Uw amount of auger that can bo pro­ Florida delegation on* hundred duced and sold by Anuricaa P*v rent In thalr effort to got growora. It was based oa our no­ prompt relief far our gw ware. tional reniwtwptair ah! the Urn* K ‘ 'fWraalwM employe*__ ___ are was ret up. Blnca then the national consump­ paid IM b eaeb, a caloadar quar­ tion ha* sharply increased sad the ter. are covered aador Social g*. benefit of thia lacreaie In can curity. Th# porsres they work ter aumptien haa gone to foreign pro­ mutt fll# Social Security tax re­ ducer! resulting In reduced acreage turn. each March, July, Octo bar sad Juusry. for American grower* and hug* ■urplasea that raaaot ho nwrkatod. ----------who hare worked ter Here In Florida th* United Rtatoa • year* er more ra a job covered Sugar Corporation ot Clowtatow bo haa brew forced U construct tiro largo iran.'wasra to store taw disabled, au y have thalr rantagi sugar that Urey have produced record trew s. Mate araHeatten and are wot permitted to market at your Sodal Sorerity aO<*. Th* same sad situation exists with Oregoo has MM mflre of nilgrower* of Loultlana and other road. logar-produclng states. Thar* are ao rabbits ta Boraada Now ere or* on th# verge of another harveet season and will bogin grinding toon. Indications or* that If m o m relief la net voted by rengreea wo will wind up uritk ad­ ditional thousand* of tana that must bo stored whllo off-shore foreign producer* conthree In awJoy not only the market frevtdod Hi Uw original agreement but th* teertotod market represented by greater national eonsamptles. Our Flartda dalagatloa la fully cognisant of tba perilous situstie* rwwriuk of power Mm M a era diligently to rt mss* tha raids of owey ta yite werteteogwkhywm terete omhswk. some SM graduates, hut sees end to the present shortage of eo potent trained piano tuners. Ho twit happy about the sttaataw, and wont bo a* Isas ■■ t e tktaiu area oa* child la laaratas at all with many muaie itore marehanla who u y half tha aatlra'a Plano* are outworn sad ihould bo Junkad and replaced by new owoe. Re love* piano* aa other people love children and haa put hundred* of aged «nd neglected iartrusMata back Into playing condition, "If the frame *and plate art ta food akapo land tha plana to all right . ikteeiilili mechtaieaUy, 'there'* ' no P*»SO that t U \ M tuned," ho (aid. "for US or M an old piano ran bo turned Into aa lnitrumeat quite (itiafactory h r a child teat riarting to play. The famlllei that own lurh piano* can afford to havo the* tuned, hot they rea l afford to buy new owe*." Student* tome from all over the rouatty to attend Rockwell'* Khool ia thia (man moratata town. Tha count, band m a tochalea! eya* to par «m aa awt-of-huw piano. Mm developed by OUvar fauat, a "Only teaq-danf ran*slriaas can Oeraiaa autlriaa, t a k e a alx play taa**tea<' mootha. Rockwell haa turned out said gloomily wa* .•S IS W is h hla own old ha rant got * raUMuao tha urnoi Orlande KCYSTO N E C U STO D IA N FUN D S that ■ may he tooTi te Th* child's period sgala to balk at Western reasons. For asomple: It doea't want a united Germany ia a military alUaaca with Uw Wait but Wsst Ger­ many U already la such aa alli­ ance. If toe West Gsrmsni and Communlst-rua East G e r m a n s votad now oa unification and choos­ ing • single goveramtnt the vic­ tory alawst surely would go to a roa Communist government which would bo aDiod with Uw West. From tha Russian viewpoint there seems no reason to hurry on UiU on* On Uw contrary, by hold­ ing out Uw halt of a united Ger­ many U Uw Germans agree to break loos* from Uw West, th* Russians can hope at least to dam­ age, If not break up. tha Western ATiei now united In toe North At­ lanta Treaty OrganUaUea. It seems Impossible tost Uw West sad Russia ia th* short Uma slaea the Big Four meeting la Geneva could agree oa a European security organisation that would satisfy the gusslaa*. If they wraat to be nttailed. At Geneva. Elienhower luggertod this country and Russia e\change oluepnnts on their military ostsbUihments snd permit each men's <rum the air. Th* Elsennouer administration uya this ia a plan that should bo preliminary to »BY agreements on disarmament. The Russian* wraiv to talk about general d>ssrmament. PUs whole business t* up In too air, unlikely to be solved at Geneva Aa for Improving relations between the Wei' and Russia, prrhaps some minor agreements ran be mad* if the foreign ministers ever her# time to discuss this problem Th* other »wo problems may take all their lime. When ae left for Europe last Frtday Dultra wasn't making any b!t predictions Tr.* most he'd say was that he hoped he and the othrr foreign minister* could bulid "m-'dfitly" on what the Big Four begin in Genov* last summer. You Can't Be A Worrier And Keep Healthy, Too te mmm r. wmhitm. b > If your nervouincu contlnu'g you'va got to res your doctor. K# can help calm you do*vn and overcome your anxiety. And this Is essential before you can do much to relievo your diarrhea. Reassurance might bo the best medicine he can gtvo you. How­ ever, ha will also prescribe bro­ mides or phenobarbttal. • * rr.iy even glva you soma codetna phos­ phate pills once In a while. They are convenient to take sines ycu can carry them around with you and they usually are effective. 81ne* worry orobably haa tauatd your diarrhea tn su-h casts, don't make your condition won* by worrying about I t . til— TW ABB AMWM { H. B.: X have mucous eoUttx. Could It cause itching around tha rectum » Answer: It la not likely that mucous colitis in itself would cause Itching around the rectum. The Itching might bo due to fungous lnfietlon of th* tissues In tela area, to nervous disor­ ders, or to bacterial Infection. You should haTs an examina­ tion mad* by your doctor ao that tea causa may be discovered and treatment tnatttuUd. TAKE It onay, alow down, stop worrying. Tim* and again rva triad to put aero** tha Importance of avoiding anxiety aa much as pos­ sible. I b a n dted Innumerable diseases—heart trouble te tea moat obvious—which a n caused er mad* won* by stress. Diarrhea Is another. Wblla diarrhea aooally te at­ tributed to soma Infection or food which does not agres with pen. there to such A thing as nervous diarrhea. Fare red Worry functioning of In­ , ____ , ____ 'your testinal tract your raet depends upon u; rstem.Faar.wo toty—tease all prodtsao tatty of tea gaatro-oota reflex and tnereeaad ariteo la tea In taoUaos. Ordinarily, this oondlta n Mali only a short Uma. but illr In saxtety aaurosos, tt may eontinu* Cor a long parted. Frequently tell this anxiety prerente your food from being di­ rty and your bowels ion after etery meal. Tour dirt wont aflaor Uw rendition much, but you should avoid hot it's no to yoursolf to B IG G E R E A R N IN G S a «' {i r» it F •■s- Just Comstock la p a l WAIWNOTUN urt—When the Big Four, fcrtlga ministers opra their three-week meeting ia Ccntva Thursday, th** will b* making aaothr test of tha ao-csllod "spirit of G«a*va " But It will aot bo Uw final test. It util b« Jus* on* more test. And It probably win not tw vary suc­ cessful although at Uw tad of U th* diplomat* eta b* expected to Issue some plassat bulletins about progress of mms kind If Uwy make aay progrta It will iw aa aehltvemret since th* three msin pnblem* they will dlieun at Geneva hart bean big problams a long Uma and are aot Uhriy of setllemaat this soon. Tba air of opUihlim could bo breathed In easily for a short Uma after Presidin' Eisenhower met at Genava last July with Premier Bul­ im ia of Ruisla and th* heads of the Britlib sad French (orn a­ ments. Tlw world wa* at'onlihed that Russia sa l tha, Wait at Geneva could not cnlv got along so piss, intly but that they could get along al all. At Geneva all side ex­ pressed pious hopes and peaceful Intentions. But, when it wa* boiled down, all that hippened at Geneva wa* Irik. Any concrete result* of Uw meeting there had to be shown by deed* later. Th# EUenhowwf ad­ ministration, as it fared tests of me ueneva spirit. b < Uw Geneva jspirit, began to put a damper on optimum Tba flrit tost cams early la tha fall at th* Lnited Nations when lb* United States and Russia had their first chance, since Ocneva, to dUeuis publicly tha President'* proposal made at Geneva. Ia the U. N. tha Ualttd Stats* sad i Russia got nowhere. Now font#* tha sacoad test whre Secre­ tary of Stats Dulles meets this y * •» ?«wva with RussU's For•iga Minister Molotov and Uw foralga ministers of Britain sad Franco. Elsenhower and tha other tore* member* of Uw Big Four had •ST**d their foreign minuter* » u ld meet at this time to discuss toss* tore* mala probUmi: (1) German unification and Eorepain security; (!) disarmament; (l> Improving relations between toe West aad Ruisla la trade t ad exchange of visitors. Almost sine# to* end of World “ toeJVost aad Ruisla bavt art been able to agree re the isiOcatkw d Germany. Russia la ex- Worries Stall M l i f COM.*9 tha te tea TAMES MARLOW 'Spirit O f Geneva' Test To Be Made achool alive and return home to thalr loved one*. The hazardous driving paat theae school zone* muat atopt It la too costly to tamper with the live* of the youngsters In our school*. It will be too late to aay, "I’m sorry,” when one la crushed beneath the wheel* of a taxi* cab, truck, or paaaenger ra’r. Let's not have a third warning! The next call may be for an ambulance. Or from the anguished eriea of a heart­ broken mother! Slow down when you paaa through achool zones! lost U. S. Pianos A re O uf O f Tune rCLEARFIELD, Pa. (Jv-Al RockM i otbari worry about toterlatloeal discord. But he caa work himself up to a rtal pitch ever the fact aart of America's piano* are out a i t o e . He h afraid we are rearlai a M of young piano player* |h e want know middle "Cr* from sowed of chipmunks scamperaero** a Ha reel XotkwoD, a yrofaeiteest muilel»a lor IS year*, ha* tuned more to*a MOO pianos himself. rear t e l piano tuning was becoming hi iytaa efaft, he started a achool to learn tela alull 10 yean ago. It ta •a# of lower than - draco piano aalec achool* la tha country. "A piano ta the swat expeaslre TOtXCTTHAT'AiW STHtVmtW TOCTIi (I i i ■} f SAVE REGULARLY * :-5 -? I . » ■» _ dividaada I r ^ W w. * , t ir A? ,■[r* unsH ' m h K xvi~Ai>#' ’i'av>sil sfllii i muliir \ T tV fW �c\ (pHAAOW tlA* Social fcvwlA Bonnie Johnson, Vlrlyn llenson' operator ef Martha Raflay beauty WEDNESDAY and Jetty Kickllttrr returned , Shop, attended th* BrsuticiaK The First Baptist Prayer Meet­ homo J.«-t night after attending the Convention Monday in Dayton^ State Hairdresser's Show, which ing scrvic* *111 begin a t 7:30 p .. w.„ hell at Day Iona Reach at the Reach. m. I >.i Iona PU ia Hotel, Monday and Th* First Baptist Training Mr*. Hilda Arder.on of N*9 Tur.day. Cnion Worker's Council meeting Port Richie i* spending • frv* wtl^ begin at 7.00 p. m. with a Jit*. Dale Scott Jr. rcturne«| N e w nrganl*t-choirma»ter of leg* Park AlcthodUt Church, and covered dish (upper. , Monday flout a ten day vi*lt with day* with Air. and Afr*. Carl Holy C ron Episcopal Church In All Saint*' Episcopal Church l.t. Commander Dale Scott Jr. at Overstreet and **>n Eddie. The Chencsl Choir of the First hanferd I* Je*»a B. Bookhardt Jr.. uher* he a>»i*trd Mi-* Jana Hood Presbyterian Church will hoid re­ | I'atuvnt Rivrr, Md. where he I* Dr. ami Air*. J. K. Ring l»f( SI. formerly of Winter Pork, and with the Junior Choirs of All hearsal at 7: s0 p m. attending FIR ashosd. While there gradual* of Rollina College in Win­ Saints' Chuuh. they w*11- ihp guest, of Comand-I lotlay to attend the annual con­ The Young Peoplr’* Choir of ter Park. He aaaumtd his dutie* at •*r a»r.l A! r A. K«iy Krr.i foilliclly vention of Ihe Florida t'hitopiaeII* al*o contributed to Rollln* the Central Baptist Church will tic Association at Clearwater, «»C & ar.tor. L • Holy C ron on Oct. 9. Radio Station WPRK a program of meet at (1:3$ p. m. OrU 27-J9. Rookhardt itudied organ at Rol. classic organ music weekly. Thc*e All Sunday School tearher* and I Mi«.« lie Jit rip R DibLfR ff« lint College under Dr. Herman F. program* were played on the imall officers wil| hate a meeting at! Sgt. Willy A. Jarrell returned Ini tiatr*! alone with 4i rrntl) Fiewert and Robrrt Kee. While at! da«*ic organ Installed at College 7 p. m. in the Central Baptist home from Ko-e* after spending i 8 in thf Florida Sla’ p nru 1 ririril.v Rotliai he played organ at Col* Park Mrthodist Church during hi* Church. « haptrr of Kappa l»n yr*r« In the Army. He re­ UtYIXi atay there. The Central Baptist Churrh IV IU Pi, ht*noiary *»i ^ani/atton ceived hi* irpaiatinn paper* 0< U 19 ami he expect* to letutn >• Rookhardt entered tb* I'nlteii prayer meeting and church con-1 for i*t|u* alip>n ttiajott. Hallowe'en Dance Slate* Army in the fall of 19M, ferenc* will he held at 7:30 p m rnlleg* in the hear future. Th* Adult choir of the Central serving a* organist at the Sign! Slated Friday Carp* School Chapel a t Camp Gor>' Baptist Church will meet at S:J0 THF SANFORD IICILMD ilon, Ga. for *1* month*. He went p. m. Bv SNAAS CPO's W rit. O ct. 2G. 195.1 r»R<? 5 Th* CPO Club mill hold it« an­ overseas to Korea in th* summer | TBl'MPAY nual Hallowe'en dance Friday of 1951 and organised a choir of The lun|ur Fellowship of the nghl Ocl. » it the CPO Club on American soldier* in a Signal First Prcsbytrnir Church will the NAAS. Decoration* of the d u b ; Battalion »erving I Corp., north gather at to m . IIOLI.YWOGD P —The latest will be done by the CPO Wive* i of Seoul, Korea. The Men's Brnlherhmvd of the thing in II llyvtiwul I* rpih't ae* dub uiing ae their theme I cd hi 1 luici ui* ChicsSeveral month* later he took First Baptist Church will have WK II \D MOIIK I CN seising for the carnival. Shown, left to right, ate Mr* J Scott. Mt J W. 1 "W ttchfi, Goblin* and C o r n their tupper and program mpeling Mrs. M. Gregory and Mr*. K. J. Bendwlvk who are working on the IUn>liciaft booth g.tt ■ ,nan named him \ovak. over the organ and choir of Head* Stalk*." in (he Memorial education Build- for Saturday night'* Hallowe'en carnival pul nn hy I'mecirst «iul Southsirie Sshools. |Ri..il.. ' In .. Iln* 1* in contra*! In nnl*y *r* j The mu*ir mill he hr the Pine quarter* I Corps, expanding thi* ins beginning at 7 pm »on) rcptc»cirtc*l trv such other hlonde-( Hill* Country Hub nrrhr«tra, •‘The organisation to "7 voice*, Including The F'.rsl Baptist Intermediate a- Alanlyn Alnnr - Alamle ' * n , Melntone*." Dancing mill be enjoy­ American Gl'a, Korran girl* anil Choir will hold rrhrar<*l at 7 p m Boren ami Shrree North ed front I p. m. lit I a. m. Priir* American Red Cro»* girl*, lie al*o, The First Baptist Adult Choir will mill b« amarded for the heat co*- served as organist for Headquart­ l iltikc that much putiliriied IHo. I tume* and three recently pur- er* I Corp* Catholic Choir, which hold rehears*' al I r m. him ha<n'l hern nvet.»old to the The I.adir* Society r f the rhaied oil painllnia will be award, public, till, her Gudin'* preta ed by Ike CPO Wive* Club. Tirk. •ang Ma»« for Catdiital Spellman Itl.FA R will gather at >1 a m. at 1 rnti haven't kept her lindei^ eta may be obtained from any at I Corp* during the Cardinal'* the front# of >li« J. A. Calhoun wraps; Hut would be a crying CTO er the CTO Club. tiip to Korea, Christmas 1954. Witches «ren enrllm: Hanford I il •hame Rut the* haven't hUnkrlrd ' for It* monthly lunrhenn and l>u*iTh« Story la*ague mrt al the In addition to hi* studies at Holy nr«« meeting, 1day nigV. Orf ?A will he ; nin: Ihe country with hrr rhrr»rcakr< Varhl Club Monday with !S mem­ Handicraft Booth Cross. Je**e Rookhardt Jr. expect* Scmiw-'a ll.hrkah No n will ber* and giir«t* pres-nt The meet­ All** Gail Bitting, a lovely fall Ihe ghos’s and goblini si ■We phnluv and m vv taymg*. either. to Im available for teaching organ meet in the lonf Hall at * p m. ing was uprned wnh the singing bride-elect wav honored Alonilav vide ScVniI f-sr the annual P I 1 "I l l r It lirtlrr that wav," *a>* To Sell Articles students, and may be contacted The VIrotherhood an.I WMU of nf ''God Dies* America'' which Hallos* Ccn Carnival l -s in 1 Ihe . iiImIuc I him "When yiv.i gel with a S ift Dniik parly given in the through the church office at Holy the Central Ik.ptist Chmrli will Mr*. Robert Slone, chairman of wat the program theme for Ihc find a dress Ihrv Waul al Ihr < Irrmcndou* buildup, sour rateer home nf Mrt Albeit Jarrell. the Handicraft booth to 1>e *poru- Cross. Currently* he •• residing at nirrt at the church at 7 o p. m. year. t *rd i 11U1 B: bn in ,s ha* trouble catching up with Hie The Seminole County Education, ored at the SouthiiJe llallowcer fill! N. Riverside Drive, in EdgeA large arrangement ol white buy a nrvs Writable T-Bhlri v 1 e putdicilv Soil.clinic* you never di The program s i r und.'r the tilAssociation will hold a m ertini,! Carnival Saturday night announc­ watcr, Florida. . double rhrvsanihrmum* wa* u*rd ly they •«ill w ml a photo if •• <m niake It." al High School at A p oi T h e, recllon of Mr* R A. Cohh and ed that a variety of artirle* may I.adir* Thanked \* in cher*ecakr' "I neilhrr likr preceded the b tine** session for decorating the table Colored .rises in tostuinr. executive board will meet at 7 30 he pureha-ed from the booth. At their monthly meeting of the it n«r ill,like It III do it when Mr* II V Cohh told a story "A "Fori me Trllrr. itufk pond daii chrysanthemum* w a r * u**d Among the thing* mentioned Vestry of llnlv Cm** F.piseopal p. m. Soldier* Reprieve" in ''a most Im. hoard. Cartoon 1 ainival, l .l. ol nrtr.*ai) f irtunately, they don't were hand made apron*, child- C'hureh resolution* were made on F riday nressive manner" while Mr*. Guv throughout (lie home. pood food. *nd fun v*ill *........ iti-v; a*k me In do much The -tudini ren'a apron*, doth* pin l>ac«, p»l behalf of the Vestry and the people Miss Hitting wa* presented with for all " stale* Robert |.tp;em oil. would rathei have me known a* Tlie regular monthly meeting o f, Rl*hop rire.t-cd In costume, de­ holder* eoverrd coat hanger*, doll the Nnrmand rie V Howard ( hap-1 lighted the autlirm* singing a a gift a* a memento of the happy Carnival Chairman. Carnival tin.. an aclir**. doth* to fit Terry le e and Toni of Holy Cro«*. thanking Mr*. Roy ler of the I'nilrd Daughter* of | group "that anil* me I think chee*e 1 of American folk vnngv *r. occasion The hn«tr>* wa* assisted If A 30 nil !* p m. Byrne* and Ml** Joyre lletrel for doll*, snap lamb*, (locking gifts cake |« merely an external form Confederacy will mrel at the home rompanird hy Mrs. Clarrnre Sny­ their loval and faithful set sir* to and embroidered work in »er\m i hy Mr*. John Ivey and_ Procerilv from Ihe C.snds.I o | of >iv appeal Real set appeal nf Mr*. M. R Strickland at 911 der. Mra. Gregory’s room la sponsor­ the Churrh. dreamed l»e used for I*. I \ la-advrsliip t- in Palmetto A\r. Mr*. J II. NirhnlMr*. Cohh |o|r| |no Interesting Mr*. Joe Jarieil. Delirious refresh­ ing iShoii Course 1. >111 -ciipi ■■■. in hmild come from the m*ide I t' Sir*. Byrne* served a* organist ing the booth. «h.'iitd be ,| 1111 > and sinrere; you fnr many year* whereat her ser­ »o* will he rohosies* Thf session Imlian legends, "Tlie Grand Can- ments were *rrved. went dancing all publlration* prog 1 am male ul and atari at 3 30 p. m. MOTECT TENDER SKIN yon" ami the "Smnkry MountThose rnr.enl l» honor Ml** Bill­ project promotion. .A P 1 \ pro shmildn't tlmul about II." vice to the churrh ha* endeared will Kim veil I lhr*e *entimen(* on The Duplicate Bridge Club will ain*" alter which the president. You can protect your baby'* her to the Clergy and people alike. ing were Mr* Blake Sawyer, Mr* Jed I* a pwigram nf s,rv o r 11 e Ihe ici "f "Ib e Alan Wnh t‘.<-1 in perfect comfort— # tender akin from Irritation by Her health now make* it Impossible me.'t in llie Varhl Club with seal Mr*. Maxwell called the meeting l . Gulden Arm. ' and her appeaiancr Roy llnron. lire. Grady Herman.' nieh for We*I tide i< rail ing to begin at 7.IS p in and play keeping his underpinning* to order. for her to rontlnue In thl* position. at • o'clock proposed Seminole County 1 mull •uppuitid lo-r argument She «a* Air*. Kay Shoemaker, Mi*. R. F. apanktng elect and sanitary. Al­ Scholarship Fund. NATCHDAT Rmiline business w n laken care Slit* Joyre lletrel. Directors.* 'n l* v*oil rovered in a full-length' ways wash tliem In lot* of hoi The Junior Royal Ambassador* of and membership rardv were Cooper. Air* John Ga'lowsv, Air* 1 gown Vcl \> th h 'r *hoil blond. ■ aoapiuda and rime*, and make of th* Holy Cross Parish Choir will nirs-l at the First Baptist burn mil. The prr.idrnl reminded Hugh D mean. Airs. Patricia Dun­ 1 hair, lovely l ire and hare, thoub' aura they are throughly dry be­ anil trading rontralto, tendered her Churrh at 9 Mi a m. (he member* that all who are can. Airs Joe Jarieil. All*. Jc**e del *hr bnked tester than any fore they go bark on baby. Il* resignation J«raus* she was leav­ The Sent* r High FfRow ship of planning to allend Ihr national Jarrell. Atrv Herman Jacobson, Maidenette Strap!# the fombtnsUoa of hot water and ing the rity. Mi»* Jlrtrel served the First Pre'byterlan Church will •lorv league eonvention In he held Mr< R |T Hutrhison Air*. Irvin. The Geneva Gatderi Cl <1 nil scantily el thrd ehoruv girl. iPlo l'icntin„er. who wa* dli'r-i-' aoapiuda that keep clothes sani­ faithfully and ably over a period has* a Hallowe'en Party at the In Tampa next June should take FleUher Mr*. Harry Tooke. Air*. meet W’rdnr-diiy |\ o v Ji ill ng Kim and Frank Sinatra m a e % ’ nf many year*. tary. homo of Miss Kliiabrth Woodruff. rare of Ihr rard* as Ihey will have Wilson Horne, Alls* Join W'rtght. p.m. at Community II I. tied cha*r paused In comment n i i - f u n * rom fortahl* Mr* W. B Jarrell. Alisa Pally 1 h« pmgraov will f.a'u ie a lilt on her appeal He al«o directed The Nouthside and Pini-crevt an­ to be presented al that lime. llatigan. Airs Rupert Strickland. on, "Eei'a plan Interior • hi I 'la M o n r o e In "River of No In wear . . . and f*btilix)*lj| nual P TA Hallowe'en Carnival will Thank* went to Mr*. John l.ee Th# newToif line l> awjrled, the mm#g1.«• 1 flattering . , . Maiden form ’# l»e held from »;*>. in 9 p.m. ;«t and, her committee for planning Mr* T r . AlrDamel. Air* John ma* Ds,nialloi ‘ llrljm " South side Supper will h* served' and having the >t'ar book* printed Ivey. All « Afargaiel lnui»e Jarrell, ing tori.it., r -: meiit lit up. *nd the length i* ehort. hut him • I* a real kind of *rv famuli* Alndenetle* II. II Bcilrt*. Mr* • 1 not pi at 3 30 w!ln outside event* to be­ Al the close of llw session Mr*. and llie htlde cirri'* mother, Air*. he rrmaikrd "It It femininely no , , One of our ninny vundons Nliaple.* ' D c i g n n l In . l . a { ^ gin al 5 30 also. Children are to II. !,. Mm.re told a "sure enough W. V. nut ing -II. Mr*. J. J. I.i ft i.'t a 1 quiet. 1 I l iumI and eunv inring, not nf the new trend we shiv »t the "!!n' foil -lip*'tide . . . With II. Ililbi.y. come In eoslume* and prite* will HallodeVn Ghost Story", "The i m.imrf. irliiird " dresser* Convention’* in iJn.vtonn tlii.i he awarded for the winneri in the llrll Witch of 1rnnc»*er" which Mr*. J a m rt Young and Air*. C | lire I will viton be able to -.*-, will l<* Air*. Iboi.M leailier ligbl boning th at, . \| • 4 1 « viliclliei II prefer* Kim'f costume parade caused many thnlla and much I.. Keye* who served rode* and . Aim v \ || week ia right f«»r you. Call aupiHirl* you from TP RABAT laughter, individual rake*. Hallowe'en d e . j 1 t'uitlii and Mra. E. C qillrt lo-low. In *"iir favorii*, 1 Beitile The CPO Wives Club will hold l|o*trs-r« fnr the evening were roralluni Wer* used on Ihe table. I -ur. > a bake sale at 10 a. m. at the in- 1t.1l with "I'lenlc" oppuiile lalxtr* . . . from 2 . 0 0 Navy Exchange. Proceed* will go William Holden and "The Eddy In Iho CPO Wives Christmas Hub Do Inn Story" with Tyrone I'oaer. Ph. 971 10$ 8 a. Oak fnr needy children. Thai'* pretty fast rompany fur Ihe 7? icar old doll from the windy The Daughters of Wesley Suncilv day School Class of the First him'* wav of living I* a* rpilel Methodist Churrh will meet In NOW SHOW ING v* llie *1 v • lie- rvtiilr, She ,li|| McKinley Hall at 7 30 p. m. for a , llvrv al ihr Siudni Cluh. Ihe regular budnea* and social meet, f a b l e , ) home for Holly wood ing Mr*. R. F. Col*’* group w ill' hope fell* be ho*t*. Episcopal News Pretty Kim Novak Is Latest Thing ♦ Story League Has Unusual Program With 25 Present Miss G. Bitting Feted Monday In Jarrell Home Witches Invited To West Side's Annual Carnival I night Club To Hear T'j!\ Harriett's Beauty Nook IF YOU WANT HER LO V E... YOU’LL HAVE TO STEAL IT! M-C-M’a thrilling rei« • * » based on (A* I rut 1 1 ort of • r tf k irn oolditr-af■torlunt uho to u r ltd a high-born Aeaufff •*■- -t t i - s **e» M*G*Msmm. 1* COLOR-* CIN bmaS co PC KITCHEN 1.(1RE Try to lake time to wipe off Jars and bottle* with a aoapy sponge after each use In remove any iplllrd drop*, before you put them bark on th* thrive*. In ra te you miia now and then, cardboard roa*ter« placed uder Ihe various container* will keep any leaaag* from reaching lh* »hrlf lining. Slip Ihe flour lifter Into a paper or pla*tie hag after m ine to keep it clean and to catch any loove flour. Another good *upgr«tlon I* to keep the rolling pin in a hag, too. after walking it with aoap end water. To prevent eorrmlon. copper rooking ulenills nrrd In ho washed prompt!* after ui* in hot *nap or delerrrnta aud*. then aralded and wiped dry. If rorrnGon doe* ocrur, nib toe ipot* with lemon and aatl or vinegar and salt. Then rud*. rinae, and dry the piece again. H A N F O R D RIDAY <ov, a» ROGERMOORC M wCHRISIOPHCR KNOPF A 4 xzx Sw& jal& A i vni INNI'llilNIl INKTAl.I.Al IDS', Ih e YWA'l of the Flr*t Baptist t'hurrh met In the , .1 1a•t 1. --.'i to hold lntUllatiog of officer*. The (Irl* wri* "lo-autiful" In their formal tainbow »ttii,-. ' left to right, ore Mary Virginia Robinson, secretory; Patricio Byke*. president; Marian Dt*> she to. Ident; Juonito Wjmiv*, treasurer; Second rove: Fov# Aihtey, Donna New*»n. Alafr.net lb id.;r. , p. „;-y Grouch, Edna Cowan. Bettv Ann Jc.hn<nn. Illldi Erglr, Hu* Korracker, ad Mary Ann Ha l. II. g.il* planned youth aetlvIUea. (Photo hy Jameson) ■ o n t r t n im iT i m snow SHS Student Club To Have Program Tomorrow night at 7 p. m. the Student Club,* Sentinel* High, School's awn radio show, will fralur* Andy Bracken, assistant principal a t tlta aehool. H* will h* asked question* ranreming Ihe dull*-* of an assistant principal. fA * on tho show will ha aehoal intipU of lh« week, »nd Ihe regard of tha week. Tha lalenl cf lh* week Will h* a trio rondsling of /Rohbi# Cnithcfield Hblrley Anderson and Kay Jenkins. Aim a drum and piano duo featuring Chris Hargis o a t Jog riabar. MKlfTttoJMIO Halloween Mldnifht Show Saturday Night wi t h i n i aiAunrui m The "erv l;tlc»l word In nluK-*. The rlu.*ticizcd rnl» lur, Imnil* your foot for n n it jr, romfortnldc f i t . Chanioni* *oft lining gives you s tifl-fn o te d comfort. "They fit like r\|>en»iva nvvculer*". M a titi Auspice* Junior CofC ihoi (p w n p A . A New - You Hair Do . . 5 /0 9 5 Knjnf Th» Wonderful "l.ifl” And "FIi IU d " Of A Ntvv Coif, SKILLFULLY SHAPED AND WAVED IN A DESIGN DISTINCTLY, YOURS! * lllack Surd* jvelY*1* Beauty Salon T • I *' A ls o "Mummy's Tomb" ,TT ^ ^ r?;i a m m n M M im u MtN.TMi.11 . ■ We* SI OMMiOfit I AMermm *fN tU liiiN kg IM O ak1 M«Kt«rana Hot*l P rlvila Entrance on 3rd SI. FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT CALL 9 3 7 Erafjra F u r i t k Ruby Echoi* IVEY'S "YMiera Quality la H lfhar Than Prlea** * "fy �• - _ • Fighting Feds M eet W inter Park Friday Peanut Bowl Game Planned By B. Bt'GR AHILBY Autumn wind bitoo tho tight, faetholl la lo tha air, and on tho Ups of everybody at Baafard ■y ■■ B. KRL’OH ANVLRT ----- I »T O I ANfLKT I ■ rnmmm m tr a il K I fi^a^h - 1 Grammar Irheat, aaparially tha Coach Mill Bill Flomtai will hU*A a ___ THE SANFORD HERALD alith grodo k,0< art tha wards inf for now btrkflald combuutica* P t |l S Wed. Oct. 26, 1955 ihu mirk th»i mill fn afainil Win "Peanut Bawl". tar Park Friday aifht. Th# lack K*#-y foot hall fa a aod.orary uf offanit la Bolding back tha pro child Uver will ha Intaraitad la iraia of tha club. "W# don't have the Paaout Bawl. It will bo tha tha kind of backi that mill fat up matching of tho faur top teams of and f a " Fleming laid today tilth gradars at Baafard Gram­ "Wo’y# loit two of our flrit firing mar. Tha gama* will b* hald undfr birkficld itartari to far Ihuj tho lights *f Memorial Stadium toeton. and bow »e'rr scraping inmatlm* la lai* Naramher or bottom.*' Ila mu ta!kinf aboul' PALM SPRING!, Calif, lA-Ol' early Daeainbar. Plana aren't yamPhillip Byrd and Joa Runl. Byid *•!*• *"'»<• •'«*»’ «»• 4#-j plat* yat, hut || Is aapoetad that by ar.MN'T MARAfl AM. mat declared inalffihla thraa mccki f ad»i in tha folfmf limcllfht, ad tW Birmingham New# Written Far tin when hu family moved out of mil* If ilnmlnf dawn and will : tha Seminal* High hand will h* —a Bunt - --* turned• an -------- limit hu *------------town, and ankle n » aimt Ii m riM i touraameat arpearancei or hand to entertain, and thara will ha fun and airitament galore ANBLT1N Alt. 'JU-Tht roll#*# end knee la at meek aguntt Keller- un tha future. football caroai of Ronnie Whltl*vrk llnui “ Today our J V.a taka on Tha al* miner a falling ready lo for Ihoi* who attend. Earh roam of Land. Ala . » n a brief one Del.and *t 4 n m. in Memorial Sta­ perform 'or tha etventh time at a that makai the finale and enters dium. and me ra g*tng tn u<* any- member of Ihe United Itatra Ryder the Peanut |a w | eantait will h* It titled til af two mtouutuci. But Ruinle |A ofwry nunc# of om who ihowv food. We ra foinf Cup loam tfaiait tha Rrltlih at rhtorad on hy sharp llttlo ehaer* •lory Mirra was la B Ma ipentlto hava lo uia tham." Coach Flo- tha Tbunderbird Country Club hare tsadara In sharp little cheerleader uniforme. ycari of n.inf »po.med — out tha a*** lait two four /ia ia m orn practice mffinnf -----» -----* •» that *"• i"U Nov S-i. ready. Rut a man could fo twice hall rluhi had pointed toward Jim Talklnt to hit old friend, folf Thle ie really a ineak preview (our yeari for tha memorle* that Hawkini because "they know he li tutor — ........... who ..... „It m Al»r — Murrltnn. on the of thing* ta come. You wilt ha the fifty airing irnior renter of | a threat They tackle him whether •rraniementa irr*niemenie eommittee rnmmittta for the able la e*a tha future Fed* in ac­ Auburn took with him from Cliff he hai the hall or not and when rup mati hoi •Snead — ■* laid: tion. and tha future Fed cheerHard Stadium lait Saturday, when they stop him our offtnao bofi "Twenty yeara la a mighty Ion* leadert yelling high spirit! to Auburn beat Furman Aid. rown." lima to be buckin' the broatia and their team*. Bonnlo bad nerer bad an Auburn1 Coarb Flamtnf la wr.rkinf with a the eomi>eliU>m In golf. I The Sanfard Grammar Pchaol wntform i-n before. But Saturday •team that U plafuod with Injurial. “ It'a Ilka butting your haad foothill proyram waa started ofi waa aaothar day. For the Furman It aeemi tha de fen to paid dearly ugainit a wall. Bonner or lator flrially laet week with four tourfam e. No I? la the'•rang* of , for Ihelr outifandiag thowlnf a- aomothinf hat to five " Auburn waa Whitlock. If that ralnit Kettarlinua tail Friday. Jot Tbla might ho Bnead'a tail rom-| pamant ganui plavad. Knawirr ‘ tooant only he’d watch the fame Runt la on tha doubtful list with potttivo appe«ranro la California. that soma team will pat play In .In . .hl» . twined .twined . . . knee . . -----. .1 " Cent not the waa reward reward la hit knot and .foot, foot, Ha hai hai 0p#> not played played la California the Lot Lot th* Peanut Bowl, same of the Orawi the beach, tt waa and irao Ho M #thfrla hoys played with fint-tam* Jitfa rt !5r thTJeir. of .ticking with Ran auffarod arch b nilm la Iho #v*nt| tine* he defeated Rn Hogan trri. The hoy* from Mr*. Rauth'a T fbi Rimnlo Rimnta eat »•«- and looked *"d, and, Madden tame tamo out of tha tho gam* game with •" • pUyoff lor tha LA. erowa in ream were the firat to pet their feet an tha ground, and they lUtlle Furman faded away t e a eharlay hor«o, Rraat'ey Bchlrard 1PM Bnead li proianlly eighth In Ihe rolled U a rietarioua t t 0 win the rioting mmutei, finally there le it ill limping from tho P ilitk i came tho oill down tho lint: f in e , end Howard Allrod droned PfiA money winning aapartment aver Mr*. Grant's room. Cot In tho re." out for rhe flrit time ta over two thla pair ana la tha low aeortr Raeults of week ending 1 6 -tl-ll ••Whitlock He'd walled four woeki today. I with aa ivaraga af MM atrokti South —---- t t Giant — a Whitlock geara for thin There waa a touch All thin aeemi bad. but Flaming per round Jonea ........ B Rirhsrda___ n , . Bow*, a kickoff and hern Furman bad worda of encouragement. "If Aniley _ _ It Grant _ _ n . v ia who the ball near ha own wo can got Rasa ready tn go. I Routk . .. It Jonaa___ __ I think wn wtl bn able ta hold (hair Auburn Is Among foal. All of tha gnmao ware thrillThe Hurricane# wore the kind of running trttek Whit laa «a war art fhanoatly, yog ahaotd ae* Top Prospocts lighting Mk who had In go down ried It their railing game." Win tho** kid* playi, hut tha t>m* bepnlaglng Jim Boylo, their guar- tar Park kaa a fine paaatag game, two** Mrs. South's room and Mr. torback. laded for one lait pan. and they go for thoio yardigt For Sugar Bowl Jon#*' room tapped tham aR. Billy • Ii Ho throw Into tho left flat. And playi. They apart three much- MONTGOMF.RY. Ala tP-Auhurn Thagan throw a tow yard paa* to Who should ha walling there, hut down favorite Beabroeto lait Fri­ ti among tha tap proipaeta for a Jerry Dillard to gut hla Whltloek. day night f14, and they did tt with bid tn tha Sugar Bow] football, ahead t-0, but Ih* point after That pen wae hla, at the IP- long accurate paitoa. gama at Haw Orleans Jan. I. ae-1 ___ ____ Simon, «, a*- irnirnsBl'H touchdown waa mlaaad. Twa Two gard lino, and goalward ho wont Coach Flaming tald no Indefinite cording cording la ta Claude Claud* (Monkl (Monk) Simon, minute* lator, Phagon was trapped Once ho atumbled Tho erowd wordi. ‘'They run from Ibo Spill- a member of tan Sugar Bowl aoloc- behind tha lint for a safety makgaipod, but ho got hla foot bark T, and they bava a great paoatng ing tho acor* *-t. In the third 1 wider him. and Into Wo end anno. team." If tho Fade ran retain tha tion committee The fo-mor Tula no football atar g„irt»f( Woya# Bs*t ran Into the Ha napped tho bill, perlaclly, a«me gharpneae agalnri Winter and head enaeh told tha Mnnigom- ^ C > Dm oitra point attempt; went Park'll thay did agalnit Kettarlm ery Quirtorbiek Club: "I'd aiy ", ,V ' .h ..d ^ cfc upheld lor a final kickoff with ua thay will hava tha ntuatlan wall Auburn li oao of the loam* aa tL U (bo wonderful cheerr ringing In bia In hind. Tha Kettarlinua tlub waa Hot at tho memaat" L ,bo u T « \ Z*r' * * •art. Second* later, It waa all over uaabia to eonw et with a aingle pan aur Rut ho .aid tho aeoming Mama ' .1 1 ^ •■tho aeoriag. tho game, and tha completion agalnit the Fade. Aa which riew gamap Involving proa*ka left nolloglaU ttraor t t Ronnie Whlt- tar at the Fade paning gama; paetiva Sugar Bawl Mama won't |!, u u ""F Wright who ran |Kk. there la *omo indication t t improve­ make tho flrat reporti aa their *"• wmaiala* dteunco fop the Z Ilia place la aw the practice Gold, ment. IfevifPdi'JHM In the air ftadlagi until Boot week. ” * •* “ **■ hoy* wont dawn p e 't a 'icrub" who bolpa (ho real tail Friday night and did a fair Anoth*r Sugar Bowl aourra aa ’*• ■♦Taat, hut they thyRIod nf them get ready. Ile'a pari of Job They eot up .aha touch* ■■-■Inmci that th* top team la the . . only murk by play* ae Wayne Auburn'a winning picturn. Bui Sat- jno mey »*i *P / SoutheaHera Conference li w-nanj uiually *••« mn - hack two ______.... *• end ......... <» touchdown* all down lo b* acored agalwt given pc me eoaildera.inIlaua all aeaioa with a wae* nieir!" rday'a gama waa hla. He played S Haul all aaatan with a pan Thalr given pr me consideration whan tha o .cored. And hla touchdown waa defen** hald wall last week loo. lima romei to hand out Inrttatlon* lourhdxwna nullified by pannltlaa. | Th# mnat hrilllav play by r Auburn. There w it only one auttalned drive to tha annual post *aatan claute. laam happened whew Mr*. Anthat Ih* Fods wor* unable lo atop aler'a rnam pulled a triple revert*. Winter Park hai a loaton record Hurricones Wind Jeff Smith finally ended up with of l-l-l. They upset Seahreeie lait Joe L. Brown May the hall all hy hlmttlf, and th»w hr waak tl ». thay beat Naw Smyrna j Up Proctica stepped nut of bound* before ka 114, thay Mad Coeoa 44. and drop­ Hava Lot C a t Out ereaaed the lent Mae. ped • eloi* one to powerful DoLend W ith Punting O f Bag On Choice . Leading ni- Bcarore: M 144. The Fed* bar* a aaaion re­ ' MIAMI UP—Only conlart work ’ l '' •haad fm tha Ualvoraity of Miami cord nf I I They beat Hailing* F1TTSRURGR « - Parh.pt h ,. f, *" r —. ** F * football Hurricane* before they 144, edged Loetburg T4. and won wai just a slip of tha lip but Joa 1 . . u , 1 ,wvn»n fRouth) * pta. tengl* with Pituburgb Saturday aver Apopka 114 Than they bow- L Brown, th# Pittsburgh Pint**' ed to Ptlalka II a. and last weak paw gaaaral manager, may bava Roy Wright (S ou th --------• pta. will bo punting under prouur*. let the eat out of tha bag on hla Warn# Root fJon aa)----- • pta Thii la scheduled for Ihi* after- fe'l before Keltertlaua 114. About their chance* at getting choice J a field manager. Ralph Raradn f Joneal 4 pta Boon and will wind up Mlamt'i Brown told a newt ronferewce eetles Th# inuad will drill bt back Into tho win column? It look* Blending aa of 10-II-BI: Ibli way Winter Park la favored, Min* Ing hla appolatmtnt yaitarttiburgh Friday. W I, Coach Andy GuiUfaow atm ha. but th* Fadi figure tn ba par with day that "My big challenge la tn Bnu*h •at dotarmload hla riartlag lineup tham R Baaa and Allrad ara tn find a playar-maaigar." Notice, be Aaelay Furmea Martta t t Jaeksoavtia ahapn. Tha word around Sami laid playar-manafor. Jena* Ra corrected himself a few minwon Btawart rawer of Ocala may start aola High la "upaat" and If tl* m Boh Rlrharda utas la in aaplalalng: "What I f ada ploy their hot! ball gam* they $* rowtar tf* mka | Hudoek, Tunk Great mtant k> aay was a field manager. bannock, Pa., j., does wot recom aland a chance at bringing I ■ • • M *. -eve.------- (rwm an Injur W bm MMM Injury hi tho TCU gama lb* bacon. Kickoff tima la B o'clock Friday night la Mamorial Stadium. A n h Holman, Smith largo erowd la aipactad to ha an head to walruma tha hoy* homo Clash Tonight Irom thalr roan trip, and cheering atancra tay tha same thing and MIAMI J U Rlllthoraugh Rlgh MIAMI BEACH. Pit. W — Big for th* Fadi fc get hack on tha perhaps mean aomathlng else. It School <*f Tampa retained Ma tead M i l Reiman af Chicago wftl out wtaatng aide Malm plana ta ba could ha that Brew* Juat lot K la tha Miami Herald, weakly laatslip. weigh Boardwalk Billy Imttk # than yourself ball poll today but Miami Kgh Atlantia City, N.J.. by about BS But Rehby Bragaa, Bald pilot at •ad Pensacola ------pounds when tha two rlag eotoraas Rallywaud of tha Pacific Coast leader* . •task tonight hi a nationally tola. Baba Zaharias League, a a p.'aytng manager. Aad HUlahmwgh draw Mi paints and (ABCt fight or or th* 1*Bragaa Is ceatldarad a top choice ramataed unboatan In fly* game* Plays 9 Holes far the Job. although hard proaaod la bast Or­ Malmaa who has biockad out •«* Bragaa who win ha IT an Oct. lando Rdgowater 44. Ctaar Brian and Exxard Chari#*,O f Golf Yesterday M, la kwuwn an a aouad aggraaHer* la how nicy voted with Brat Wffl antar tho ring at about Ml TAMPA. Fla lA-Bah# Eahariaa ilea plarer and ■••agar. Ha hai place vutoa In parunteaalai J * and la an • ta B favorite, played P hole# In par M yoiterday been under tha wlag of Braach Tamp* (tUlaborough whs built hr a aerlai of and roporiod aba oould hava piayad Rickey Br., Me maa who Brown Miami High IB) more. _ » before ho Wtl itippid succeedad. race ha piayad under Paaiicola (T) Paid AnJrowa In Miami lait •Mod Richey at Brooklyn (ram IBM la Carol OaWaa . I,", PMnmkai . lUM't laught alnco then •lowly, roeag, and Mt Incur J ? IB4t. JackaonvJla | SM was th* N*. 1 ehalWngor tor iribtck hoc moweery (rum ran* Tha flaal decision an the Pirates' > Hght haary rrown at that time. ►w field boat will not, however, Pal Bosch Facer E M Ball, anatbar pru ha strictly up Ip Bmwa. John W. ------- Mua Maaaten Uf who piayad B tha pracMao h w Q»lbra»'h. tha aluh'a pmidaat, tete Jackson rlBn Lm same, wa* aaaaad at Ma Baha'a I t l F i dlcatad that much. Miami Bdlaaa Holman has won R i f B fights term after sari •taara Rea**. Miami Jackson With II kMskouta M hla credit. was •Imply great, Mr. T iapn Float • Moat Weal ring tear aapMt tha Bell “•ha was k off t* 4 Herrtiry, win hr Bmt Laudamtala tha Mas aad d o r r w th hsr" Iron Aabnrwdate shots. Tha Bahn hB Ms h a Mn iaahmnvOM da sho dM haterw haasmlaa 1 “ Mrs. Ran aald ‘aha th aght Mrs. PSOVtDBNTK. R. I Ub-Bncky BahaHa. wmdd ha a l T t e •rclaM has boon offarod a half Ptey In tho Tampa Pten dsflsrv In dodsM his world Miami Curley H ffgaiiy dumsdeesbli AffsUut JnchsonvUlo 4 marn 'r a v ic ^ lh o ftaiftn uuiat, _Botefus, Italy, neat Jana. M TBA1 O i l RAB RIART ite I t M m A nfra In Dtcam btr T im MID• BBT CITY, Ohio, w _ a •Os Island baa- •m rt attack wa. M tevM ta ham Sammy Snead Gets Ready To Appear Will Ryder Team Football Career Of Ronnie Whitlock Lasts Two Minutes •i Our Encydoic edia Offer Is' Terrific! 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IS, then ara ether nUrial la whkh play n I k liu lla f arataa; la rtf r sb—la, a k f k c u i sad a gala panda whrre Ike ltd ta" twaara taaiaa dlepDy eweewa dratted la frontier cletbee. Bat it laa*t Ih | altar Um a t t V J t w r - — .swamp boggtaa rrara all arar Ika atata a n hi riled la participate. Valaabla prtaaa ara awarded. Tha Tlk Aawaal K m N o Dapa wtfl ka held aw November 11, U aad U at Naptaa. WASHINGTON tot — If anyone^ On tha other hand. Rapubllctn hat a new Idea for a federal farm mamberi want lo find out bow to program, tha Senata Agriculture get farmcra u. vote to keep them Committal would like to bear from la power. Another thing that makat tha him. Tha committee would ba particu­ tour interfiling la tha fact that larly grateful for a plan that chan- both the Democrat! and thv Re­ aala a lot more money Into farm- publican! disagree among themera' pocket* without boosting food talvea at to tha effcctlvanatt of pricta or Uxet. price support polieiea generally atTomorrow tn« committee will act tributrd to each party. out on a search for Ideal on tha Tha Repuolican ara Identified currant economically and political­ with the flexible lystcm under ly perplexing problem of lagging which government price guaran­ larm pricai and incomci. tees for major crops vary in rela­ Starting with a puolic hearing tion to aupplicf. That Is. price at St. Paul Monday, tha commit­ tee will wind up lu aaarch at Chi­ floors ara blab in times of short­ cago Nov 21 attar twinging through ages to encourage production and the Waitcra corn belt, the Upper tow In timea of surpluses to dis­ Great Plaint, the Wait Coiri. the courage production and to encour­ Southwest tha South the Middle age rxpanded use. Atlantic and New England. Oua big raatoei why the commit­ Under this system, price sup­ tee wanta the farmer*’ views it ports may range between II and Partly is a because I*. it ii holds nuias tha mr kay *cy to in what wmi- M . •per . cent o( parity..__ legitim. • action to lak.n by atand.rd for I»rm prl.cat decUired ever Cong ret U gala geu back to work b*. !*w rani whan It ** * r..l0_ *rn!fr' !. relation to pnees they muit pay. la January. The Democratic Party is gen­ The Houm hat already pitted new farm legnlation which would erally Identified with a rigid sup­ and tha Eisenhower admlnlitra- port plan under which msjor crops tion'a new flexible price support would ho sup;<orted at #0 per cent system and restore the high, rigid of partly regardless of tha lira of price floors of tha Truman era. the supply. Tha Senata committee doesn't know But Republican members of the yet whether it wants this kind of committca ara split on flexible*. Sons. Atkcn of Vermont. Hickrnlegislation or something else. Congressional committees Have looper ol Iowa and Schoeppcl of made other lours through farming Kansas have luted up In tha past regions in search of producer for the flexible plan while Sons. viawi. Rut the coming tour will Young of North Dakota, Thye of ba watched carefully because of Minnesota ard Mundt of South Dakota bava favored high, rigid Iba political implication'. In Ihe first place, It is a Demo­ support*. cratic controlled committee whose Likewise, Democratic members majority membera will bo moil ara divided. Sens. Johnston of anxious to find waya and means South Carolina, dem enti of Ken­ of winning f.rm voters over lo tucky and Humphrey of Minnesota Ihrir party’s standard In next ara counted aa advocates of high yaar'a prasld—ttol and coagree- supports while Anderson of New aVnal atoctJ—a. Mexico—■ foimer secretary at ag- rlcultura—and Holland at Florida have voted h r flexible supports. Lately there have be— expres­ sions among soma political leaden that the answer to farm prosperity It to be founa ta neither the high nor Ute flexible supports. There ara many profitable payoffi when you thooia washable fabrics that ara color fast. For one thing, the bathtub won’t get discolored whee you hang gar. menls to drip-dry after audsing. And no more stained iraolag board covert I If you don't use liquid nail polish, you'll find that tiny shav­ ings of soap rubbed on the nails, followed by • rhamois buffing, trill produce a high gloss. Pitcher Jee N’uxhtll nf Cincin­ nati hatted only .191 but his IT hlta during tha a—son drova to 14 runs- |fa hit throe homers. : rage 8 Wed. O ct 28.1959 waa a farmer peace officer ul some sort He bad one modcit drink of blended whiskey before lunch and after lunch smoked a 10-ccnt cigar. "I never even shot at anybody* said T. J. Cousins, aisociatlin president, a private eye for M years. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES C R E D IT BUREAU O F SANFORD T E L E P H O N E S 1*0 ,n 4 1071 M4 atalar* AH.Ml. NallM.I Baa. SaiUlat Ga. Grade A D&D Who!* A N EW LOW PR ICE! (Limit 4, Please)' Clare Boothe Luce Is Great W oman ROME iff - Your friend from trait rhtracUriiUet—ipuak aad koine fingered hit wine glaaa, ImaglntH—,'’ leaned dote at a contplralor and Wfcatavar tha lormula, rrpcaled aikad Rome'a moat familiar *uaa- acklavamant hat markrd tha Ufa of tha blond girl born on April 10, “How D Cara Bootka Luca really IM , to tha wlfa of Billy Boothr. vlaliaiat and prapiiator of a imali doing?" That t a w Sunday ho could bava mutle ibop. found bli intwer In a working Har falluraa bava barn law, Im­ al.su restaurant on Moot* Mario. portant among lham a divorce at Among tha neighborhood (amtllea SI from hard living clothing hair aeltbnting a confirmation day, It Gaorga T Brakaw altar ate yaara mat a dark child la wrblta confirma­ at narrlaga. tion draia who flrtt ncogataad tha "Iona divorraa cat ba neceablonda woman oatlng with Wendt. aary.M aha aald once balora har Shyly tha fit4 touched • ribbon of coavartloa U. Catkollcltm. “ It Um womaa'a toft grata dratt tad laamad m la wa, a y haattk aad asked a bUttlng. An aid w t a u my wallkainy at thlr t l m r t From marital ftllura tha wmt at—p«d up with a gift. on and op. At £0, Clara Boolha Then, iponlancouily, tha whole Brakaw waa an aditor of a imart magailna, “Vanity Fair," and na­ tionally known at a wit and a baauly. In IUS tha mat llanry It. Luca, mlllionaira publisher of Tima and Ufa. Their 1233 marrlaga eontinoat. To ba near bar. Luca diraett bit boldlogi la g rango from Roma i l l montha a yaar. Ha la hugely enjoying both hit wlfa’t diplomatic toccata and tna cbaaca to Uva In Roma, lira. Luca turned playwright In the y ean after the lurretiful seereling angrily with Yugoslavia over ond marrlaga and a luccettion of Trifrit. This hot aput wtt no plica for n diplomatic novice, triad hit crit­ ics. Latin Italy would never lake a woman m louily. Mrs. Luet a own Roman Cntbolklim might prejudice ha* 'Vatican die country with U Mn. Luce aniac; anyway and what happened to btotary• TtlaM waa peacefully <£■* mualim to losiag grmmd. Tba ttal? Ian actmomy ta al record levelt. The itrategle hole la Wattora dafen tat crattcd by Auitrto’a aautralUatlon hat been plugga* ibanki to an Italian tovlUUon-ureugh MATO - for American eomkat troop* with aa atanrte potential ta • o v a onto lUltoa aafl. Foitibly aa one Amariean had •a r a to do with theta tuccetaet (bin Clara Pralba U ra . ■nn? BAWFWiifb w f » a t « RICHMOND. Va. ID— The Pri­ vate fy e to real life doesn’t seem to bf quite tho typo tbit divides his effort* between twilling the D. A.'s office and fighting blondes •b ile drilling — unsavory charac­ ter bate I N there. At least that's the war It seemed at a meeting of the Professional Detective Assn, of Virginia The faeU: The average detective at thr RKkuag was 33. married, a bit overweight, didn't pack a rad, and witty hits came from her pe Chief among them was a vicious etudy of her sex called “The Women," about which Mra. Luce itiU hat one regret: "Rectus# ! was tha author, a public picture emerged that 1 was like the characters." Her interasta grew broader, part ticularly in international attain, as the world moved iato war. Ia Itil, aha ran for Congress in Con­ necticut as an antl-Raoeevelt R publican, Sira won. Tha priviltgo of thus serving the Amtricaa public 12 hours a dap poata Clara Boothe Luca appraak matcly n o t .m annually. liar salary la 123,000 on which •ha mutt pay Income tai. Thlt la half of aa average income of IM,non from apaaking and writing which the gave up to become ambaitador. Her nat income from literature latl y ta r . a at tM.SOfrom Uw Foreign Servlet Jeunul which rtpubl'xhtd a tpaach. Mw receives an antra 111,Ml to run Vila Tavarae and |U .a n la entertainment nad other allowan­ ce!. Somatimaa ba Monde ambattador remarki how ploauat H would be lo go home to Connecticut and writ*. Few believe this would con­ tent har for long. BEEP CHUCK HERMAN SMOKED ROAST SAUSAGE SIRLOIN OR CLUB In CelloLb HERMAN WIENERS In Cello I.b* Pure Pork Rag SAUSAGE SAVE • • f HERE BONELESS ALL - MEAT MEATY NECK THU• FLAVOR 'Sec Benson Tells Bakcn Efficiency Keynote To Prosperity B. T. MILWH aa ha spake to the Rapper KlemanUry Human Bahnvier". TOMATOES at PuWle Instruct!— (a at— ’ancktro' Aeanclall—, held al Mr. MUwrwa spoke — "Tha CAN V/i can F1LL8 BURT or. BALLARD SELF * RUING FLO U R!*!" — V ’ whoto M BMatha waa fast RetMf £ bara," Mra. La— raealtod raceady. fa f ie r i• —k jp o r tl^ r ly to a it ■ | n t fov d m aridto Fflillwd If* . NO. 303 DEL MONTS FRUIT w w ti WM 81 aad I had t* -» » to ^ maaI m aulwiila. Aftor that f. *' b « iM - •# -I -4*1 iw aa^ The , «. 15c ia 10c �THE SANFORD HERALD Peaceful Pastime Causes Trouble poetry “sprang cbltlfy ' rival ** LV *e ex/ •ih e vul L N EW Y O R K . I* - Whan Pill and Ben Kriniky itarted out in the 1920* to get tha world'* Bn. n t collection of tranioccanic air mall envelop** they never knew they would be: Su»p< eleit a* Soviet «ple* Queitionrd m the Ur.dbcrg kid­ naping Accuird el tmuggling by the cuitom* lervitc Interrogat'd by Navy intclligtnce a* ponible **i>oteurt. R it tending envelope* to h* pott­ ed bark alter hltlorte flights 1* in old philatelic hohhy. How could «urh a pe*r«ful piitlm e eiui# *e much trtnibU? for one thing, the brother* da• I led to go farther thin juit fat­ ting bark the envalope* marked "fir»f flirh t' They *et out to get ( I thr"u<-h TVU WtlCXAM sf a gtant tractor-trailer track la “H ie sheet-alum inum -laden truck n jutoiraph* of il>« fliera and finally M -lcom m unscattered over tha highway taro mllea weat of Cum­ the tow n of froatburg and tw octi lo fix exhibition board* with th* berland, Md, whmr tt want out of aontrat and tic* bcfnra amvihing Into an a t ' ' r l i m all-f envelope*, pieiur** of the pUne or hurtled tO mtlM per hour down nig Savage Moun­ truck, killing all the oeetinnt*. IT driver cf the Ihe pilot* or both, a mep of thf tain, U S Banto 40, bringing death to ftvo parson*. tru ck escaped with micoc Injun, <l i t , rajikotol) route followed »nd an explanation of eaeh flight Sty* Ben Rrtnsky "Thi* »'#n became more than t hobby eilh u*. It became an ob **«lon W» attempted to *how the development of transoceanic Th* statute wa* drafted a yetr atdered thcrau SAABBRUECKEN. Oct. 22 J* flights a* an hi«tnrlcal rrcord and Tha ahadow of tha Saar falls across ago by Pierre Mende*.France, then Since tht- 1 t war, however, "* *tooi>ed at nothing to achieve French prrtmer; and We*t German Franco ha* r rrerl to the Saar all Europe our goal Regarllets of whathar th# Sep- Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. It u imic equil of itv| "We hid In ilrpUn* hangar* Id was part of a package deal m arttata or tha Natioaalivta win to­ own citiaen* e coal miner here morrow's plrbiicito, francb-Ctr- which France contented to Ger­ has a 40-hour irk . compared to| get photo* ol the plane*. At the man sovenlgnty and rearm am ent 47V0 boura In cat Gfrmar.y, hi* »ame time we ware playing rat min relation* will suffar. » fl moti»e • ,‘Ji the airport police Tlie laaua poied for this little If acrepted hy a m atorty of take home p i» »»-?5 per cent | On* time Bi'l alniott got hit by a frontier territory and it* MO.OOO Saar votei*. Ihe ititn tc will rr.l more be.au - I ovcitime prvmt-j German ipeaklng Inhabitants is da- tha French occupation, lnst-ill a um*. Hu k •ecurlty benefit* low fl>tng plme. We pottered all the Bier* about new flight!. Some­ eeptivcly aimpla: yai or no to tha Western European Uni m (Wl'.U) are hi, <r u pennon larger, time* we dWn't oom* home to eommiiUoner In charge o f the Saar statute Th# rub c a when he want* deep for two day* and mghta " Natther choice la a solution. It ta Sgar'a postwar currency and cu»- to buy a r* or a refrigerator. B n I* itoeky and ha* a thin, recognlred her# that only Ute Inte­ tom* union with France. for example Ftcr.rh ron*unirr greying muitaehe. HI* voice riiei gration of Eurore could aver i*tU* The atatutai l*rm* rankle marl r tiler than Car­ to a high pit'h and he talka rapid­ the oM problem without creating German*. Only th# ma.'vlve P 'd h r hlrh tar ly III* e»e« light up every time new iotcraatlogiil b lttcn cia and aonal prasuge of Adenauer forced man pariif* were lo mentions hit collection and hit tuirlckm. tire for th# plebl- rkirmishe* with governmental and ratification by the Bonn Parlia­ It opened with vto- ptivalr authorities. ment. He had to point out repeat irh »trrit ilcita In "We tmt keep tending out our edly that the itatute did not per minenUy separata the Saar but trmher Injured 4! cnyelrpe* to anyone and everyone ug 15 policemen, Instead specifically allowed Saarwheneve r **e find out about landers another pletlieit* on their foreign observeri flight*.’* fontlnoe* Ben. "And fate when a peace treaty 1* cen- were rcenjHcd by tVEU’a plebi­ eluded by Ent and Weat for Ger­ scite ecmmUawn to keep the pclla that'* how we've gotten Into paeka of troiibte. many. under natural sunr.lU ncc tomor" fo r example, for many yaar* Adanauer itoutly argued for let we tried lo art Information about ting th# French have their eco­ Ruttian High'*. Our only bet was nomic away over nearly a million fn # roomy t-lUiroom . » h»ndy- r<trrc«pondmg with and yltltlng German* at thla time becau»e with­ man could »»it!y construct fiber- Amtorg. the Soviet Trade organout French aupport he aaw no h^p# board atalli for luithtub, wa»h iratlon Their offices a rt her* In of obtaining th* peeccful reunifies basin, and tnikt — eo that two or New York. Ho nof 70 ml'lion German*. ell three n ull be in ua* at tha "The FBI ha* kepi • contlant And If th* atatule la reject-d’ aam* lima. watch on theve office* and. alnco Pro-German Saarlander* who have attacked It mo*t fiercely concede th at aom# kind of compromise will still have lo ho worked out byBonn and Paris. •Home to the Fatherland" 1» only potiibl* on some feroff day, they admit. The Raar.jjcv,!* mar beta rrm #h terrain* and Southern Germany to prosper. If It la not to stay 'to . nomirailr nnlted with France. It miiat comlder airimlnjr tome bur­ den for German war reparation* to the French. By controlling th* S*ar. France adds 25 per cent to tti heavy In­ dustry potential Without the coal mine* and ateel mill* her#, France la barely a second class power, compared to Wait Germ an/. Crude eteel production In We«t tail* of th* Nik*. 1ft will tall yM fliat th* first Germany l* booming at the rat-* stag* of tha rocket, which falli of 21 million Ion* a year. In to earth near the launching alt*, France, it is 12 million tena; and In ran propel the mliaUe Into th* th# Saar. < million air and past tha scale barrier la Weil Germany'* coal output this a matter of *»eaed*. year la at th* rate of 12® mtlli- To g<t:d* tha waapoa, than art ton*. The Tranch rata la 52 n.Lthree radar set*. On* tracks the Uon; tha Saar's ITU million mlasil* in flight whO* two ethers France's outfight annexation of fix oe th# target. 17m Information thla territory after Germany'* dr they collect la channeled ta a com­ feat In two wotld wars was ftiled puter which dirafts tfla aiatOs to chiefly by *the fact that not ore tlm lariat plats. per cent of the Saarlanders con w« went to the Amforc offl*e; manv time*, n were under aurvcil. lanre, too. •'We had a hard time trying to exp! dn to the federal agrntt that we neren't spies " Ben told of altrm pti to get in­ formation about flight* from Nail Germany Juit prior to the United State*’ entry tnto World War II. lie *ent aevcral lm e rt to field Marshal Hermann Goenng The e were never ro*werrd tut the po*t offire tipped off the authonlie* about a poia;bla Nari sympathyer "I ui«d to i»nd letter* *o CeJ. Ch»rlf» Lindberg ajking him to tarry our envelop** en hi* flights," Krtnsky con'inued ''When the coin, nel'i baby w u kidnaped and found murdered th* police tearchcd all ccrrMpcndenee—and found a n I lrttarv from ui. W* ware qo*» tuned but wa U lktd our way oul of it.” Among the Kriniky rorer pities ara ib# first fllcht acro*i th* At* lantlc in Iota than 72 hour* bjr Al* ci , k and Ui »n in 1519; the U tl log of the England to US. flight by U r Army In 1921; Pott and Gatty'i trip around the world la 1911 A tm Byni's fln t Antire* t i n flight. Col. and Mr*. Und» berg’* Pan-Anerifan hop In 1MJ; and the B29 atomic bombing* of Nagasaki and Hirothima. Many of th# Krtntky exhibition* ara on permanent ditplay in tha Smtthtonlan Inititntinn, Brittafi Mninim U S Air Fore* Academy and the U N Shadow Of Saar Falls Across Europe Although wu# thtoat may her•Id cnljr a common cold, medi-a! #n#cU!:«U w.»rn th it tt may alio tip off the enact of a more aerlaua dlstai*. If * na harg on or k*;p coming b.. k, you »hould con* ault your doctor. Out Comes - BALTIMORE IP - There'i a I#i,T.p> little *aw:tch in a im rll. ptirsb building north cf thl* sprawlring city cf nrarly a million. 2 r-tppoM you flipped it with your W '• ith a flaming roar you would * 'd hurtling through ip ara one '.of the most amai.r.g and lethal i;«!ef*nilv* w#apcnv In the art'-nvl So' the United Ststc*-!h# Nike .'.guMcd mluile. - Taew are many cf thet# little tchnv In quit# a number of drab t'Ja building* In an ellip** arcund i? Daltimorc-Washlngton area. J They are the trigger* of de'tnic McainaU aggreativo atomic war. |P ow many Iherc at*. Iho Army wnni gjjr. But they admit on# E M is s ile nett® atAIT QUICK of llutherford, ft J . examinee a m iaa-iecttrn ■ "lloroogrrw-ima Reactor" In New York at an atomic exhibit similar lo tha on* the United State* allowed at Ute “atoms-for-peaco'* confrrwnoe In Geneva. Thla model 1* of a rvictor Uut could power a ehlp, Tli# exhibit, at the Cxmntle Endowment International Center. Sevaala many hcrvbifore aecrrt devlcoa. (fntrrwatioiMl Exclweioe) I lr r e 'i aotrething unheard oft The new *56 C hcvrrlct is proving to be n record Iwcakcv even before it's presented to »lte {Nihlicl Fur in n tojt secret NASCAR* ctTtifictl teat, n '5ft Chevrolet recent'.y aituialtrtl the I’tkca I'c.-vk record I T1.? nigitcvl I*ikca Pcnk roml t* n gruelling tc it of jvcrfonnnnce, roadability ond handling rnae—things th n t m ean aafer, mo.-e pirnvint driving for you. And the '56 Chevrolet roomed to the top in record tim e! A car worth w aiting for? You b e t— and you d o n 't have long to wait I ResuSts o f top-secret test! ’55 Chevrolet zooms to new Pikes Peak record! *Hdl ■<Imrtattia lw IHal C#» A.4* f* a*| »Uw •*•»•#! fllrfgaWiiatM N Qt »l »4>ri»f>d<at.i a<dat This la to lot you know th a t I am atm thlnklnr of you and I want to discuss with you th a aubjeet:—POULTRY. 8tartin« thla waak* I am booldnt ordsra for ThankigivInf. I will h a rt only froah dresaed ehlckenn, ducks, fffta , capons and turkeys to of far you from • pounds, up, la waighi • O H I t, WWW AMWCAIU,” must be th* eplnfac of Riwalan aoostnaslkw wxpart L K. KosulUa after b* «x*mln*d a modal home (tap) h i San Bnitvo. Calif, Ha opened negotiation# for purebaa* eg • m three-bodraom $13,500 horn* tor ahlpmant to Ut* Bov let. the bwOder firmed H would only owt $2,000 without th* plot, Ubor and axtraa such as flreplac* and chlmnay, with $4,000 mora tar fumlihlaoa. Maoawbil*, another Russian dclcga!l«*v (bottom), nrwrmea Mi gOaltad the UnMod MatMna haildlng to Maw York City. OWN YOUR HONE? EN LOOK INTO THE NEW “PAnfAOR o i.irr e s " ! “PACKACE p POLICIESPROPERTT AND LIABILITY INSlIRANCl All tha poultry wo aaO ia Florida ralsad and droasod and lnapectad rich! hara ta Sanford. Tha monty you apend buy Inf Florida Poultry pw a Into our farmers* pockets and not to aoma fanaara ’way off In another atate. U.GL Dsp’t of Afrieultoro atatlatlcs show th a t 70 T# of alt poultry droasod, ahlppod and sold never receive* any kind of inspection. Remember: good merchandise ia seldom th e cheapvt a id th e cheapest la rarely good. If you bate a lm ae fromm th a t aaada iw-stocking, eome ln. U t mo help yon aaloet the beef th it grill "eat good*' t i l the last plaoa is gone. 2 1 * 0 1 a LaM ar la Fin* H ast*. . Wa Offer Yea Only Tap Qoalityt L- �71 IK SANTORO I KRAI D Demos O n Investigative W a r Path RAE FOLEY fy r-s»«l*r pya d i .**• • •••* * !> » ( collim n it. o p ro s • c h * C " M '* tb * h»»* ef IhFvtm BB ■»» l i i r o i h * fount * ' 1b b C%rihi • n lo u r o r * wi»*m M Mi II frlend-d l*#ml leara. IhaS !<*•*; l-M f a r m incirc i h , s (Sea s r.-e -a a d dnlla-s. XV r n pa learn s fr— h*» e d a Slescte, I h s l P .n r e re »-ec * f- Ja«e hae rnare Bssetdlia t-w 'S ' Sna-eal aipars I itrn-Bea. OB. or theM Befriended »r *#vr-r. rtfueet s* tea her P»ss.a a»^ x r-.o i Ike he pa IKai c’arcS «»lP «•« ri# ef Jn» Itsscerr *•*•! He"err awrS S e r i m p s » « » im e * ' *»d M l f « . *'»rnl tells, 'iiahil* *•-•* da»»*ed*M *4 sa nld tvsnllr. SM! sha Sat ireed a «md»* nasa l-eardsn* !««• rr'i d-arK C niA iTF-n s i t * BHANDY wa* otl<-nl lor a kmg tim e. The woman waUhed U»* fad ­ in g near* become auddmly aharp c n bsa ehecha. HI* )» * had a ngld Vsnd aa tbosigls h.a teeth were clam ped hnrd logeiher. At lessgih b a said non. ommMSafi*. *We rtm I know wrhat k nd of person anyone rnichlt tie.* T heir ey»a met and th - n they hwiked away. “I ’arol, xs-hy don t you U ke a trip aomaxsbere. yo off few awhile :* money," aha asid brsefly. •■My law yer waa jurt here. Roger le ft only Bva llwHsaand dollara ami J iVwit even know when 1 can touch that." "If I can hrdp taet p a s M e * itK -t." -y en . I Snow. I easst InaasrtM •xvlust I w-uuld do w ithout y c ^ IHhandy." RHa waited for a reply -which d*d rw.t aoma. Hha aSwred pm raally. "I'm glad I a ever hwd i n And osK. And y et - why yow go on living in tht* riaca wlwts ynse c< ild afford to lira an y w h ere—" H er a je a demanded ao s iu v w . gtr.aivdy.. ka>h»d . around. "Whot'a t h " m a tte r wish UitaT" lia r mouth |SSUted. Oared wraa n r uatomed ta having her damanda anet lenme bvieiy and Phandy waa p n m n g d U f m lt "Yme'sr* let vsnaa Knew op anaysd Ova srmdowa lY'xir fu mss lira m erwWed aesd ■ r, -e<La tn ba sesipfsotatamd. Th* aadioia autaaga rtmsiid ba dooa m m . rrpniertad. radsamiaevad." Ha m id nvIMreaewily, *T hodnN |l<. .ced. Toss ar* probably rtfh L " - n s radeeorsslo R fa r yaw." aim »fferad ajgacly. Ilia dark aye* aaaevhad haw Bam anU i a lert apervitataao aad Uww th e y war* opaque agism, f f a t 's nrurry alsowe yossr proCAam a, Oatvd. esot ahosel mbs*. Wa'sr* f a t to mlwe y o u r sssoesey sMWmMtaa Beat. How gniirh—" Carrd Datse.1 k a r t I* th * Mg gbatr, n o . hand pluchiisf nt Ms» Worn atlpecnwr Khandy w atrb ed hey thro u g h ha»f-c***ed eye*. Foe the nrat Ism* la ism life use waa striven lo thinking. Abvay* before •he had ev a.Sed the unplea vent. He wond*r*d how ahe would rope w ilh It now, H» waa pleaaed lo find th a t, in apita of tha *tre«iK«b of her phyairal a ttractio n for h m ha noold w a'eh her with drta< h m m l. 1 -ater, ah* said. “Rut In a littta place Ilk* this if I took money from you no*' -th e way the people iss th a hank talk- and somron# would rsa bound to ba—u n k in d " Tha an pa m i re f are revealed oana of hia grim am usem ent. "A nyhow." ah* went on. "a w»msn called me. A literary ag ro L Ah# oftere-S me Sen thousand d o l­ lars lo w n la aoma article* about -WH* A t S I Who w idened H u t the vray Isa d ta d f" ’ (tod knovel * “No one could — look* any Wimble. could they ? • A* the aslor eOhed from Me foe* lha sra re appeared agent. I h w e i nothing So Ise a /ra ld at. r w T b o m u la ■ mea erst It y e t, or di tev'l you kn ow :* It be smiled fam ily. *T gw*— rl " Bha r e r /1 her law ny band agaiaat him. -A haady." H«w eeiea wraa muffVed a g sin rt h*a chess. Her hwnde rh ilrh e d as hsess Hia arnsa bsmg a t hia wdaeu She ateppad F or a w rw sial d ie waa a Msserad Bgsir* i*s the doorway again#* Us* bt Ilian* ru n and th en sh e walked across th* wid* lawns to w a rd th* K«r*T." Foe a moenm t Ahandy eesjoyad gTweto*ss w hite house, a sb m , black(ha thought of Carol Itrmdle wrst- rr bed w om aa m oving arttb feline mc. aslM In . •‘T h a t would ba a hsg g ra ce . A haoly » a llie d veestlt Ike side Job," h# rau tio n ed b“r. "Thai or an other," sh* msd a l­ drr>f of ttss Issu e etoaed b'Sstnd most angrily, "I left you th e re * her, hia ngrst hand deep a* bsa nothing left. R oger s q u e n d n e l p ic k e t, slen* hed around th* cru m ­ everything h# had on all these pled ai so saga. Thao he lou went w orthless - " SShe became a m i s of inlaid*. Nit not scrum th e stretch lb# unpleaaaut Bound of her own of #*u»r«ld green Iswn. He plunged voire and M ilom altcally R t w o s into th# tree* th a t rlinsbed a hIM writ and tary again. "Anyhow. loduisd Ms cottage. Whsfi h* waa Uiey'll aaevd a woman on lha fif­ tired tram ping, he i t no th* teen th to help me get K ah down. stum p *f a ire* and looked a m Abe a a wkluw oesd w ry revpacl- through n flaorwsg s o la th* whit* able but I don't w ant a stra n g e r roloosal house set ra It* deep lew*, prying aesxmd th* hc-uss Rial net-*." with four small c o llag es acaltercd Khendv'a #>•* ujwned wide and over the gtniiiiiD. And beyond was rVised q'wrkly. "Jtha m ight b* com ­ lha vitlag* with lla slim rh u rrh •jure to ru au ag sap aoweig th* tree*. pany for you.^ let-** Sheer w g Th* ayllahlcs Th* yellow eyes war* oss Km far* •sow, ffted and unblinkmg hk* a beat remoraeleaaly no Aband f a ra t's. “ 1 waa hoping you'd b* a-ry -a, llh* th* In king nf a noivy liial," alia aaid plainly. ‘ Mr«. F irm - clock, lb* drtpi-ia* w a te r from a faucet. I n m klenvlng. tog sow Id pint be an outaklar." Haw long wwa K n t w ha had “W ho?" Ahandy a far* at Ift coed olUsough bus wotr# the nut k>*a Ha aaca hat, heard from bee T t.x r » a r s ? Seven* Th# governm ent dslBchmevst. "M rs. l a w Flem ing. Toe know. had assigned him to help her hod Shandy, I thin k I'll put h er in her husband who waa reportsd R oger* co ttag e. Hba'U ba ou t of missing sod who hod m Ms ponsesthe way User* and ■ would be sum soars Dal in forma ltn*i. They mo*hid so h arp th* place locked bad never gut th a t m form alion, ksvtead, they had learned how well ho had h r p i N and how h# had «l*od to p rotect K. Kvsn Him. with lha h srrta r of th* m an s OewUi bel » « * Ibasiv. with o M a n s e f bsa own aw ait mg Nov. he hod knows th a t w hot ba felt lo r liar ha could faai for on other woman, liven Ibaa ha had known w h a t Ui* futor* ecu Id ba if h* w ere So m arl gut to b a r feet, her ey*a cm l l a her i d a r o th er r r H a i i i i crum pled abort nf paper in hM Now a* laef ah* waa romkag. II* hand. "Ar* jam ear# R 1# a l found n grim hum or N Os* actua­ tion eight r* He slid svnl M a t bee. “TO M b "V lam tt." aaid Whan dp Mkown. f Ta Ma f l M f m s f ; W hatD oesFutureH old For Hunting? I By DION HENDERBOM I Tb# AAAfM'IATED FRF.AB ' Jdsny * time this fill. * hunter dlic-ourlgcd b) overcro >ded field*. annoyed by behavior "I hiv lellnw* and dejwr.vid l»y th* Incicav* of no treipaw sign* will a*k hirnvelf: v»psr*l* big game llrenve lo p»y| filed ea applicetion in advance ind for deer,’ bear, turkey end clher hi* number bsv com* up nn l r rr big gam* habitat. fain day lie'll hunt that day, with The** trrhmquev alrcsdy s ir In unir *• many other hunlrra on Its* m , . rnrr „( -pif fee »amo grounds a* the game man , t4|# j,,,n l r ||mhed lo thw' ag^ro think bed for comfort, con pmnt »-.hri* It hurls becauv* al I vaoienc# and aafety. go.v'a overall hunting picture, put Pete Wight, sephemera Yal* center, waa undefeated a* a freshmea wrestler last winter, Ua'a B fe*t 1 and tflft peund*. WASHINGTON. '* The Dem'Krats m » not turn up aoy scorching srjndsls or Fifth Amend­ ment rapifilivt* but they're on th« investigative war path th*y charted long before President Ei­ senhower i h u rt attack Their quarry Is Big Butman In­ filtration of ti>e Eisenhower ad mimitratinn. Tha campaign la well organised in 1 many aided and-w halater other tactical ehangat Eitrnbuwer’t health may dictate—one po­ litical foreran for UK U tafg: Tha L.m ncrati expect to make a piime rlactiom lima out of what biiiinriimeo in tha Elsenhower artminutration ara dow( for themtalvai and for other bunnettmen. It’s a rent nuation and esteniloo of tha ]9M eampaian cry of “ giveaway" which, aoma Demorra ti are convinced, helped give them their alim conlrul of Congrata. Barely have tha critical ihafla hern aimed al Provident Fi*enhuwer himtelf, though Vita Presi­ dent Niton and others hign in tha otfirial family have not been •pared. Some erelpa already have been taken not* Democrat! moved into control of the Inveitigative ma­ chinery nf Concrcv*. ao well oiled by Republican investigation! of the Truman administration Blood « i i drawn just below the Cabinet leva) whan Senetarv of tha Air Force Harold F. Talbott quit to «pare President Kitenhnwer further embarraaimeet caused hy Talbott'* solicitation nf privaia businrst while in offir» In lha Diaon Yatea ditpula. Sen ala invarllgaton are rapping on tha door of tha White llouia. They want presidential aeatttant Sher­ man Adami to explain hn request that a Ser unties and F.achange Commission Bearing on tne private possti project financing be podponed-al a moment In Ilia con Itevrriy which tha Dtmocrala consider crucial. Meantime, re-rarrhar* at lha Democratic National lommill** a rt heaping taha on businessmen in lha administration ranks, and istumg ‘‘fact ahaeta" for new spapert bearing tuch titles ax “ How lha Eisenhower Adminutration has Helped the Bankart." On lha rosigraiiinnal fmnt. twia invasligalicoi by tha antimonop­ oly subeommittaa of Rap. Emanuel rallee (D-NY>, chairman of lha Houst Judiciary Committee, ara la bt returned. These, It apaeara, may make newipapar reader* familiar with two seta of tnitlali—WOC and RAC —which until recently were atnctly In Washington’s own Jargon. A WOC It n modern dotlar-nytar man, wMhmit-tha-dollar, fit Is an executive borrowed from induvtrr who atarv on hit company'! payroll while doing a stint in Washinglon. Thera ara about l.OOt WOC». Tha Initial! a rt an abbreviation for "without rompenvatioA" Tha chief WOO-hunlar, Itep. Cellar, chargax that aoma have found rompaniallon by "feathering their own nesia, or the nasta of their rompanlei. through tbair m u re Hoot tn Waahlngtoa." Sa far Cellar h u n t raugbl many at it. but be hat announrad that th* invrsligatinni will run right on Into IMA-on a wholly "non­ partisan basil." Tha Indiridual WOC la amallfry romps rod to Callcr'i othar quarry, lha BAC. Tha latter* aland for tha Botlanat Advisory founrll. a body of hvduitrlallila which hat bean bringing ta saeraurtaa nf rommarva for SS years tha boafnraa viewpoint on economic laaues. Th* BAC la lha blue ribbon, filtadgad elite aorps of American In­ dustry. Moat of Its M active and more than 10O •‘graduate" mem­ ber! ara tha presidents nr board chairmen of the country a biggest corporations Tha rosier Includes, for example, Harlow Curtice of General Motors, Henry Ford II of Ford Motor. Ralph Cordmer of General Elec­ tric. Clarence Francis of Grnersl Poods, fiaw foid Grgtnwnlt Of Du­ Pont. Luemv D Clsy of Continen­ tal Can. Thomas B. McCabe of Scotl Paper, ft. R. Drtiprc* of Procter A Gamble. Chari#* D Dickey of J P Morgan A Co, Eu gen* Holman of Standard Oil—and oa, and on Eivenhovser drew heavily on B\C for his Cabinet, Secretary nf De­ fense Wilson, Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey xnd Secretary of Wrlfa/e Folsom were, and are, EAC members. The BAC is extraordinary In oth­ er respects. Although a private nrgamriflon. it msmtalnv an ex­ ecutive director at I2.,ooo a year. Ills office spare and two secre­ taries are supplied by tha Com­ merce Department. BAC is supported hv " • mem­ bers. and their contribution! to it are tax deductible BA( meets with the secretary of rom m rrcf six times a year. Four of these sessions are routine meetings tn Washington; the other two are at such p!ca>ant spots as th* venerable Homestcai Hotel al Hot Springs, Va., the Cloister at Sea Island, G a , or Del Monte Conservation News BY BEN WIGGINS. Boil Conversationist, 1 > D \ According to C. B. Blirkensderfer. plant materials specialist with tha toil eonicivation service, a i *»• t>r Impiovad method of seeding f'rnsacola Rahi* gras* has been developed. Tbit im pro­ ved method of aeedmg usually give* th* fanner a quicker aland and mor* foliage al grating time. The new method merely consist* of eerding freshly scarified seed along wl'.h an aqual amount of unicarifird seed. A total of l& pounds of hahin g la s s should be seeded per acre, for pasture de­ velopment. . Brarified erod erein t<v loose gciminali»n within a month a ftrr siarifnation; Iheiefoie, it Is ad­ visable to plant fleshly scarified seed. If moisture condition! ar* good at the time of planting th* -carified teed will com* up within a fr« day* whet* at tha regular iced will taka longer. I/vice on California's Monterey Brninvula. All Ihr meclinrt are vrcrc! -nol only lo ihc prevs, hul at Crllrr hav learned, lo cungrcssional commilleev. Th* mrmhcis arc warnrd, TNBBVT A MINTT IOOR In th* eye* of Tuddln* ** she mother* th# brood of killen* she look from Ihcir m other, a Washington, D C, feline nam ed “Calico W urcn," and adoj.lcd them as her own. Sine* th r ir abduction. “Puddln" has never let the liable* out of her sight •n d will not allow tb* real m other Inside the bous*. (International) O-IJ-12 or similar frrtiliaer should b* applied on the clover land ra* b fall. In ord*r to eblain th* m ailmum benefits from Improved pas­ tures the following good manage­ ment prettier* should be prac­ ticed at all timee. (I) Practice •nd rarry out a good rotational grasirg program. (3) Make liber­ al and frrqur.it application* ef lime and fertiliser material* a t needed. (.1) Practice mowing er chopping periodically lo cootcol noxious weed*. Aw RMMMMi pww 9 | F m CENTRAI. FLORIDA QUICK FKKBZB AND m O RA G E CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 491 Watt TblrtaBatk H in d Phaa THESE TRICES EFFECTIVE THIJRS. * FRL • SAT, m l Ifl* ■AR I t l IRA 1.TEAT • n.AVORS ICE CREAM SPU-W e I.RAN H RR GROUND BEEF LbsJIe TARTON • COCACOLAS Plus Dep | | e FLA. GRADE A — DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARMS Gives up tankful SMALL P # # # OUB OWN FUBB WBTTKBN BABY PORK SAUSAGE L h * ||e | BEEF LIVER MEDIUM Ot'B OWN CUBB CORNED BEEF fBQ S N ' E I / F P I R j j W W H W / Now Plymouth bringi ft to th t lowaBt-prlea flaldl A flnger-tlp touch on i button aalaeta your drlvinc rang*—aaay a i flicking a light switch. A fttr that, Powar* FUta and naw 90-90 Turbo-Torque Power taka over! Alf-nsw Aorodynamb a iS S I NEW YORK J l - Will Roger* once said. "Everything la funny at long at U’s happening to tom*. W body elsa " ‘ No* most of the comedians who arc coming bark to teitvitloa tbit season hav# coma back; every­ thing has to b* funny even though it a happening to them instead of somebody else. George Gobcl and Jackia Glea­ son ar* back. Bob Hope and Milton Eerie have pul in appearances. Jack Benny and Jimmy Durant* m and Red Skelton and Groucho Marx survive. There are new face* on the set such aa Johnny Carson anJ Phil Silver*. The business of Judging w h sfi funny it pretty much a personal matter between a viewer and hia *et. While nobody asked my highly personal opinion, her# it It any. way. £ Gobel made me laugh mor* <m w his opening those than I did it the end of list season when I waa laughing prrttv hard, lie’s wisely killed off that huiband-wif# rou­ tine and if ha doesn't belabor hia mother routine too heavily and krrps floating lightly hell bava me laughing all ace son. Gleason, on the other hand, hasn't amused me In the operera of "The Honeymooned “ | ‘m tir. J Q of his husband-wif* bickering run* line That's his formula, of rourse, and h* must figuro he'i stuck with it But I don't sa* why b* should lion* ha* hi* ops and downs with nsc, but in geoeral ba g«ti Dugbi from ma Berta sirikrs m# ai trying ton hard. But Brnny, at related al •vrr, make* m* relaxed too. Du* rant is. in my wife's words, “ • sweet IttUn guy full of wrarmth,’4 which is sabat much of humor should b«.M Ilk*1too limply Isn't my dith because nearly all hia routine* ara haunlingly familiar. together from ilimpaa* of managein rn r taehnlquea already 1a use hi various slate* First of all. iwerwaWoaal hunting will be on a atrlrlly fash bans on Its own or lubsldixed '»»d where the gam# will bo produced and harvested by professional manage­ ment like any atber crop, and the public will get Just what it 1* wiUIn* to piy for. The paying will atari »ltb t general bunting lire**#, aa H does In most slates today, eirep t that tha fee will incrsasa »• lb* P*i«» wber# Ihti fee will par the b u ll cost nl cofiiervition department*— eliriral, admlnDtratlve. edueaUowal aid enforcement help. Thtn them will ba a small game Ureas*, say. with Um Me gotag far tha purchase* at muUlpU purpose lands that wdll produce mar* on* spec lea—say pheasant*. Radio-TV Highlights Bliekantderfep alio polntad aul that ronaidtrabla damage and unn*cr*iary eapanv* is cauied each year when road shoulder*, dike*, and banka of dilrhea ara left u n - ^ protected after ron*tiuction. All road, runway, and railroad ahoul* • d*ra, of ditchen H P i dikta, . . Hbanks H | ihould bo ataded or sprigged ta soma type af vegetable rover Im* meditrly after construction. Ei* reliant result* hav* been obtained in atabaiialnff these critical arena by seeding a mixture of Pensa* cola bahla grata and f«arl Millet* Tb* millet Is a fast germlnstii'f ptanl that cornea up w ith in 'th re a p or four day* after aoeding and preUcta the soil until lha bah!p grass become* established. Heavy applications of lime and fertiliser materiel* on the** area* ara aDa necessary for good result*. �If I t* Worth Aaythla* It's Worth A d m tliia g la CLASSIFIED ADS a— Woodruff ft Rani Relate 2*1 ftMdrwff EMg. Reg (Twin or Full sue) Eich. Price |AI V* Quiilop Matt. t4l 10 MVi Rcyal Comfort M itt }JS0 13 M Pra-Bullt flpee Mitt. 34 30 ( IS - METAL ROOFING New to Stock. AV Crimp —1U“ Corrugated- 2 >*“ Corrugated Get au Your roofing needs at /l-/ Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Out Wejt 13th SL Phone JU9 L_\ Uaad furniture, epphanrei. toeli, *te. Rougbt-anld. Larry’i Mart. 321 East lit SL Phone 1631 CONCRETB DOC P IL L S B U C T K N O W S W H E N AND W M E R E TO PU T " T H E A I E E D L E ^ — • v t—a i n i rriT rtf* « n n ri* » t - m r ^ n i p i w • v v ttiR S T A A lU ^ .io .2 6 14- — Factory to You — ?d S s v rs s s ^ n .~ . C.IE Seminole Raaltv tor Da^r* um able Homes and Apia. Phona IT. PtL a n — 17-aa at Hiawatha FURNISHED Apartment, aoo P a rt Av«. _______ CLEAN turnlabed a p t Cloaa In. -81 Wait l i t S t Phona 111. j i l l i " three room furniahed A pt 2300 Mellotmlle. 101S-W.______ __ _________ Apt jtfcELY m rnD hid » room CarFURNISHED ona bedroom cottage by the month. See R J. Carroll » alter « p. m. neek-dijra or any* ■ time Sunday, liv e Fointi Motel. IU inUfi South on 17-92. SMALL Furniibed Apartment, 3t: Oak Ave. Phona 3toiM.__ Small Commercial Uuddine 21x 38 ft Largo ahow window.Located i m new butmila ettHament at l 27th and Sanford Ava. Phona ( 101 or inquire at Bail Service ■ Station. 27th and Sanford Aw. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT CLEAN Furnished Apt. 10M Pal GARAGE Apt Fureiibed. hot and .jfold water IBB France_____ 2 Bedroom Bungalow completely furmibed. Phona 2393, 311 Pal* metto. Roomi firrnlahad. Including utilitlea, except gai. 907 P ars * 2 Bedroom hmae, bath, aero of ground, Car. BeortlaH and Cdp* ^ e n Ava. fk . 1124*M. Waiter Homan, las. m SANFORD — 2 and 4 • bedroom hornet. 1 and 2 batha and lull equipment. Available in Loch Arbor and Little Venice Sub ___ . ____ ___ _____ and Little •1 T A U R U S PANELING Wooda Highest CAST!. lltADE-IN prices ■aid for used funuiura Call 938. Wilton-Maler Furniture Co. Ill Sag-proof bottom I. lit SL e ends. Plastic ar Cotton or oylun I Wheal Trailer with iprrnga A fonder i Phn-i* RPE(3AI 8F.RVKTR - I Per Better Plumtmg St< or Cali W. J. KING N b a ll Park Fhana m. nuem m i -r—' Buy youe Furniture at Perrt’a warahouir Furn . Co . at *0t W. l«: St. All natinrally adv. fur nt'ure at warehouvr 1. l i price* ■'■— :i LOST AND ro t AD 21 rafl rayon aorda. •n ’ SERVICE Looking for a good location. Bewkarik O aaa ta d Ratal Co. LOST -- G lau ri in Phone hooth. Fait ami F.f/irirnt 2101 Amelia u HIGHLAND IU-114 West bad Bt Phone 3E T—^PetaJJfeetoek-Serntlee —I Return to Sanford Herald. JENNINGS T3 CENTER PARK Very neat 2 bedroom x r r r t - w m - t rgufer’i-X™ 8 Ouner, John I)onald*on Phone 2313-J. home with tiled bath and kitch­ H»frer!y Appliance Center mnnlh* old 119 Ph" I8H-I en equipment. Yard nicely land­ "Y'nui Eeiunghouie W "Your Dealer" i n scaped. Priced at 99.300. with HEIJ* WANTED - I t Griffis A Hunter t'nnvtrqrMon C*. FOUND — Glaiiri In Southern Maytag Withers attractive terms <i« Hell Telephone bminer. nlftre. Homes and flemmleLng Coirman Heaters .. M S tu i y n a Lovily. d i l l *»• fwo room, >31. Ill PitaLOWER PRICED HOMES rL'KMSHBD Three Room Apt. Dnly 13.008 for 2 bedroom lurmriiwith bath, Screened porch, Oar* ed home within city llreitl. fH i. an j*ark or Phona 1331-R-l. Owner leaving town and wants to FURNISHED thrva rooma and offer one neat I bedroom home ba'h. 1W2 Maple A'o,, Phona with it sera of land with fruit IITI, Anarello. tOQ Park. trees outilda city limits. Native and ^g w « fn Comfort Special* AEHOJOv WANTED TJ3-W. D riv e . r —- Y E F P - * - I G A V H O L D Cj I\-Z .B L IN K E D a S H C T - IT R E L I E V E D H IM O P TH R *E "E d o l l a r s F O R TH E" o f f i c e : C A L L A N D 4*13 O N T H E O L D B I L L ------- Concrete Pipe Cm. Avalon Apia. M * M f . y 'eit Cryital tenure. O N E" S H O T O ' T H IS M IR A C L E " D R U G W IL L re E L IE V E - Ready Mixed Geoerete. Concrete Bk<ek. Sand. Gravel. Oment Concrete Pine to Meet AU Quail ttcatloaa. to n e um FURNISHED APTS. *cj Wait l i t Or Call at ture Cantor. U* Wait l i t OtH li r D O C,DO Y O U T H I N K By STANLEY Corner 2nd A llen olia Ph. 1232 “»«d” Bamberger. Mgr. Open Masday's Ul • p. m. Itollaw ay a n d Baby Day, Week or month—TeL 1JE Varnltnro Center 111 Weal f W Anna THE O LD H OM E T O W N ECHOIC BEDDING CO. ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED STh* Want Ad Department It BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED *>p«n from 1:30 a. m. until 6:30 Pfrom HO.MO. to 111.000. FHA in. each builneit day eacept Sat­ anJ VA (Gl) Financed. urday afternoon. Deadline for w«c»-d4 y inaertiona. it 6:00 p. m. ODHA.M & TUDOR. INC. the day preceding publication. Buiiatri of Finer Homes for Florida Living >OE ItffT I— Salea OfLeo—2823 So. French Ave WELAKA A P A E T K O m s room*, Phona 2100 or 2910 g m a te batba. 116 W. Flrat 6*- Bedroom -a ROLLED Edge Inner Spring Matt. Matching Box Spring, Reauti. ful Headboard ('choice color y Hollywood Leg* 113.30 . 1 --------------- :------------------- l ba le Identical Savmgi on Matching Box Springs *■ Advwtiifr» »re requcated lo b* Illy the Want-Ad Department lmmediately of anr errort ln theU adi. aa Tba Sanford Herald will bo rerpomibla tor only ono tneorroei tascruoa. i’bOM 433-W. m et SPECIALS DOWN PAYMENT — RIM. Wrought Iren Lamps Monthly pay manta, M2 no 7 Bed­ 1—3 Way Floor Lamp. I room Concrete Block Home. FHA Iniured fmancinj. Beady Matching Table Lamps . . . . for occupancy In 2 weena Com­ All 3 for only ... I1JS0 plete with utility room, electric water healer, cabinet! and earA R E A L HUY! porta. Beautiful Book-Bed. Large Double D rtu tr. Beveled Mirror . . . LOWELL R. Now .only .3 3 9 33 IT IT IS REAL ESTATE a ak Cnualey A maatoEA a t 117 M l F a i t Ptaao m FURNISHED aetkxee 3|onr**, Owner mi» have hr rhnne 238I1U. LOCAL CONCERN hit immediate l Vntil, mg at the Herald Olfice need for outitvn'llnd jnone mm. krowledge of g.-ncr.n nllicv «n»k IIOURK Cl.KAMNtS — Windows, and paling lor adv r,»cnt;al. Thi* i« an oppi-rtuniiv NOTICE Walls, F!(,»r Ph. D. (’. ('aidSMALL BLACK AND WIIITH long Clearance nf Odds and End*. fnr the right man Write Rn\ well. 1149-J. haired dog. t'lly (jcenvn Nn. 97. \ r. The Sar.fnru llria’.d. giv­ Floor Samplra One nf a Kind. nr. ing If (mind pirate call S23-W. age ar.d li t particular* of P l.llM B lR Q 4 .* Ret. Prlre Sal* Price marrrxge ' I (ul.I , pet. end mililarr »i»nnr. Contract aud repitr wort. Frea »2fl93 Roby Rcl and climate* R. L llarvey. ,«4 LOST Oil st.,le ftna.i I-....Ti. Mattie*. ||4.M SATURDAY HELP. Odd High brown leather Billfold with curon ui School and Lari,. Apnlv Sal,ford Sati/nrd Are. Pbana 1828. Country home wilh 2 b»drnoma. M.38 Contour Chain renrv drivers liern"-. identi­ Lot t3 by 173 on pavH ttreei. 219.93 Liv. Rinm Suite . 128.8H Shoe Center, M3 Sinforu fication. p-iperj, elr J'lr.ue Bearing (run trees. M.ooo with 49.93 Plaatic Top Step GATLIN BROTHERS nntliy Stale Road Dept, City WANTED — RmiifSalr, per>rnattractive terms. Tahir, 27 IS I nel Hall. Perfeclinn Damn <>( Sanfn-d. Dragiite and Bulldoier Servlra M 93 l>vunge Chain .1 8 8* Phone*: 2221— Sanford, 2t6( — Robert A. Williams, Realtor 129 00 dailv, ,ell Lununou, Door (ienava Lost . KEY RING; « key, A Raynaud Laadqalat. AaaurlaU 269 9.3 Simmon* Hid*-aWrite llerv -a. Atlleboro, fTH*t*| u hi.llr !,t St. or nr at Red . 738 (VI Plalei. Phons 1172 Atlantic Beak Bldg Ms,• Frer Sample and Detail. Morning Bewflanl. Or ORtANDO Chawnffier 1Vhl»t|e ti-ed 219 93 2 pr Sectional Sofa . 1(8 31 ---------- W--------- ---------------- Undo EvcnME aur. Call Ealafe in til I'n'a World "ar l>T4in at Per 229 *3 Lawton Sofa V ISA HELP WANTED (femalel 1CA Ray. t l » J ( hi-. A Co_off■«• Hrwant C alks u d B arker. Real Iota Chair .. 13113 IN N. Park At*, nieme M l -1 4 1 2t—EI.KdTICAI. ItfETTratt-Jl 313 RlnndePnd Tablei 1.43 WHITE LADY fir Marline. 141 iNOITRANCE Checking. Lie. \jiply Downlown 229 9.3 t Pc. Blonde Bed Room C A. Oeaneri. Ill Paimeiio Ave FRIGIDATER tpwdMMwe, aala* Suite ltt 00 and aarvtra. G. It High, Oviedo, Rites in T. E. _. 63J0 Orthopedic 31a*trei»ei . 34 M FOUNTAIN Help Wanted See Fla. Phone 4131 or Booted Polieyboldar* 119 A Park Mr, Unwind at Fativl* Drug 9I.V) Maplr Bunk Bedi with 1843 W after O pm Store near l’n»t other John WOlinaa I ml Agemey Mattrctsea .......... ' — ■> ■ATMOND M. BAIA, T SIT Raatord AtUetle Beak ad— O tT K l gHWEEWr —33 49 9.3 Wardrobe, . 38 M 11O. M. HARRISON, BEOKf.E WORE WANTED -II S4 149 93 Foam Rubber Studio 8. D. Hlghleymaa. Associate VM M r*i»-nrncrd isiriglrl HAYNES Office Hacnmti Oe, 30« South Park Ava. Phase Ml Courh .............. ..7*88 wlahea work in Sanford. Write Tyrwwrtttfi. add 46 93 Simmonj ChairRedi .. 42 11 to R S. % Herald S*ie* «*nUla. 314 44. 19-9-3 Double Dreiser A Stminol«i Realty Taj lafi LAW NS MOWED bv Jerry Lord. Mirrm -----. 38 u T. R. BIRO w. _ BEAUTT PAEliOES -44 . 934 Free eiumetei. Phone 13I7.W. SWEET Hamlin Or*n|e«. »t no 341MI Part Ave. Phene IT ar 141 1193 Night Stand* Eaperiencrd young mother of 2 Huthrl. R W. Lord, Phone 179 M Extra Largo Chrome HARRIETTS |me bouse, car TWO-BEDB Dinettes ......................... 94.M de.fre* Baby Sitting yob afer 1317 W. Reauly Nne»k equity nr a 3 pm. Has own Trenaportalon. shelter. WL_ HU Kn. Oak Ava. Phone 97.1 trailer Phone ‘ er aea at Mather of Sanford 17AUrOMORgJtS • TEAHJtBR Phene 971 s Magnolia 13— MISCEIXANEOU8 R. im U . Phene m Kva-Bcm Ikauty Shop wASfTn'Tw-o hoyrTo’ H^ oom end CHEVROLET 1932, I/*w mdeage. one owner 'ViU ronuder trado |8* E. ;nd. Phone 381 ^Rnard^JThnneja^ij AEMT-NATY BUEPUIB in. Call 1287 fl, after 4 3fl p. m. SEF. Fred fhe If airaty It >t. hr an PUBLIC AUCTION Paint II so Gal. 14— SPECIAL aEBYTCEP - I I Imllv iriiiali/ed Cu* WB T^ktrta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4ge Each Evavy Baltirday Nl|h* 7:38 P. M. T C K J T I R B T S I l B r 1931 MODEL A . l/vnka good, nin* LAUNDRY SERVAlCr 310 baaford Ave rhme u n Farmira Auction Market Building M. G. HODGES coed Gn"d tire*. IlfU. :iai All mmhandJia »old to highest Orango Ave. RED-1btddW, pegardle,* nf pries. Con- Same# on AU Water Pumps— • On# hear • Wea aad Damp Wed* Drilled - Pmaa Mmaele W ere tad Dealer* Invited. We Dry It wt£ pay YOU to im US before Peaia Raid Pbaae 7to Mt Kim Ave. buy anything Wallace and yea rmi Open Kveaingi aad • Oae tear lb . Wash aad Dry Welker Auction. Phono 3198-R. Fold Saarteyi ROGER’S TREE SERVICE HRATIHG • Flan bed Ijwadry Kaetelde TreSer galea, Treev Removed. Topped. Shaped • NanBone Dry aeaafng Palatka, Fla. WINCHESTER 30-30. Windmler and Braced. General Tree Sealkaid# laundrom at Id Ga. Double. Hunting Coat, Surgeon. Free E s tim a te * . Park Ave. 27 FT Indian all mrfal hnuie T S4da Faadmart Bldg. Rraeehr,. Boots. Ammunition. Phone 389-X-W. Sanford. Irailer Tandem wheels 4813 IM EaW nth at Ele. F. E. Henry. Sanford QUICK CASH b Roy Reel’, l'«e.| Car,. Trailer Park, opposite Standard FLOOR sanding and finishing ugMacMaef,___J ?4 PROFESSIONAL SI W ild S :4 O aang, waxing. Servtag Semi­ 19(T~I’LY.MOI III. RaHm~Heai»r Oil. board Motors. Boats. nal# County since 1434. H. M G*~>-l rn*"l '-'.n 4113 rknre Gleason, Lake Mary. (.umpaon Studio of ll.inring 2'SJL KlUauS4 22S8 J after 4. nr 3ot E 28th COLD8POT Ref. 7 Cu. FL also Fn* Trot — Waltr — Swing with Freeier Cheat. Magic ENVELOPES. MEerbeadi. aUta- 1432 OLDS ' 9* . 4 Dr All Kura*. numbs. Samha, Tango. \Umbo, p O Roy 2T.7 Chef Gse Range Both In good meals mvotee*. head blila. aad New Tire, F.irellenl cnndiilnn 2312 Jlohawk r o g r a m s . ate. Progreatue Pbmm IMS M U a Ave. rendition and reasonable. 819 One ()»ner 31,2011 Phone 2**t I. rioting Co., Pbeae 401 — 403 Roialta Drive. _____ rtwvo weevice - n Upngb t piaao. Ph. 14H.R after Wait till* St TRAILER — ' Cniy-Cnach" With r Imlel and awning Good condi­ ft! pPORTING GOODA 1A INSTALLATION of Linoleum. Cartion. Cheap San Land** Trader L L SB—FUaa Technfclan KENMORK Waihlaf Macklne. pets, Tile* Park a a i Eaato L Saaford B traiihi ShmtiRg wrtayer type with tub. 123, it Frnfnrd Linoleum A Tile Co. Jewel Butova Wrlat Waleh, tin. USED GUNS ItAUTOMOBIT.E BEOWEBE ,|g 127 W lit St ‘ Phone 1917 Rnyi Cub Scout Suit, sue 110. 30-30 WLNCHESTER B OO, Boy’s Water.rene||aat Jar. FHA Model 94 ...... 939 *0 BOUGHT SOU* TRADED t. sue AID. gtoo. Boy's 300- Savage-Remington Ray Reel's Uaaa Cara Bicycle, IF*. SUM “ — Automatic ............. MOO Saaford Ava. A Utb SL 1J G*. STEVENS Double .... 42JO 111 Magenlla Ave. Pb-vee 111l H su n sw THE SANFORD HERALD IMillt rjuut;. jjaiM ia uuaaiii JMQU« uuu.lki 15 Rem. ufjw jn :i n a rant IT Ptrange IlCIU^JUd ,-JJ.J itD'Jtl HOkall :o 8loth| CIUKISCj HL'atafd 21 Fnr. L'DDCi H'.iUJ p.d duki umumidau Cub u u w uj am t Rnulf uuiaku) u j ta u Am S- Lii>:ji:o iqumtiK UQ14W UUMkl tan Ce­ Titled*?*! I it.tr j ment 29 Propertyx t-*rg*: grarIL * 3! TnBmg tog 34 Jmiro.y t firm 1A Puip.nd l8p A-* * Mil* ihe»p 3* Me'a) 31 Greek Fay Ittur window* \rn o s3 4? Girl a name 1 Afli.ea Ipoi * DOWN* b Talk 9 Tumult I. Biblical 10 Thret-r meunl erst 2 A.jid'io'ii 11 Corvlfd*r(te .1 Tuppet 1? Spiken 4 Pig pert b Ptrik* 1J F.derral teolifvj ) seed Muairal covering in»tmmen* It A denve, 7. King of the intrtming. Am»!lHltr* led frc«1!l 18 l^i'.er I Bank IT Cer»»l employe* grain 11 Mulher»t»l lin t t 1* Half «n »m 19 Unint.r. II Cn.'int rupte-1 bird 21 Feathered cre4*ur4 l 23. ne<wi of phe»,anu 1■ tv*r ) 21 Tate 23 Eran.-hei cf learning •3 27. Pejentm#nt % pe»-"wj 'a* 1t I IVW > , W •9 31 Put out. 20 aa money 3? Anger / / /Svij 33 Barrel choral *u 7w r ompnition % V' f* ktvjtitii -• goddess // 1u 3?. Outei JV T4 garment 38 Veu»York J7" Put* Large C«nal >* 39 5»»rch for 4fl Implemint 41 Carcujil U8ED PISTOLS HUGER Single S ,r.«. t e 5 Am U LO & ,m tm an n ta e v n . * oaLaetm »*ni«r*i)*v arvanaoua • M A8*e«twe« Wit* C*«le W it a is a Ut-W TTTl«r n rttiin Aet P«D %a19r #i<9^fr#v 4, rrikti^M I -t I• •»*•• Isttk » IS " tdhttdtr xtgki riaiiiE • t* Vilm >at* I • l Tb* klilllotBIt* It IV V «« flM A IWrwt tl V • • •-Frortt-U •Eitttor it-i a Ft*t! rH| TPaStia ill* toifm-fff 1111 llMlir lg a it ► If f'Cv HM3W9 a ti R«w|.Wtnb4f » ■« Tm f»c ahav t •* Ttel fsltain it n klfReftfl l*fo**•wi r »«tirn• t* «, Nawi-IYaiibf* I* «v Vbrnisf t I t V I *9%• Of 1 II I* # • • » far Ttmarrow lilt* lau »lifir l.*«M A rm io o v I r*rf ll»* i: >« H X’’ if# 0 l.kwff >> tv I •* l»’f rttaff : j , 1 tvar* P’fEBl i - > DflfMkF I'iy i it M rh lldr«i i n Of T^uf Ar^wjat |4*ote#iftf Afotind t t it run in 1 rincr p i f >//. l •A ■A ov > i. }/ a JW :u ' % IV •A %I / / / -*1 t/ / A w % 4j % «L & __ n a m e « lie a tn r v T u J n n m D it im u M i I M Klakay Mt-m Clik t Otlnek a*p«r4 pn-.g r i . i r t i a *■•« t i‘ I'M-* Vtlltv Pare t• •« ,, OnVfrte 4 Pel**4» Hat |t \#W , *, t••H f*G«»tjrr Y*• |M Our Iv'frtoEfAto I, 14 l»f ••m'lnv* 11.lt »••• A WMlkit U'* Maw tl •ll.tl • I* Beat O a>.r* CV«f 79 v w m n iT a s a a ita tie ■Set VMUn I M W—1.4 Star I M Matter M ie • •* **>epae« iHlta • I* K*«l I IS !«*■ Ctodfue AMfear I' »It» Stir,, eietla ll l i t It tl •» Va'iaal 144* II It l*'a af life tl la »-«*»* t»* Tawaaat* M IV 11 »* II fVi*1n*k p,par4 i: u Jtck Tier a* Mai* T"**ra H !• Baatef Q Vie fereff M»t> Ooe*e artrXIee Pty Bear,1 S4nrw Oa Ta«e Si Opa* H*'J,a RADIO _ iitfA Rn <5 sit nryei a* vntli«c*n*i aiTIBVIllia i a, Vila *|>t|n Have Sill 3*arid A* Ml KVK4I4U Silt mwiu»at 4>«ia a it Beetle B«*k t •* ymlral Ifm. , -* Prifii*» n, a ey«i4 y 1* • - ••a rtf a Ia4» T •JJ fee Hull* | I* a, 2^>i*l »h» M'*Irw » IV \ r 11«1 Vl» -PE * ** I» a PincEtim* II I* At »Umk Wtil Wiiti It •» k. *•• II.** I-A 48 • fill Ta Triea# tl IU THMIlPir Monk n o nw « •• r«!l T« Fri? QF I ft l^vnrlds* I FI l'A«f» 0rfkF •f• « «• k#V9 I tl Waatarto JlfnkAFAA • II 1 M A#t»w 0*<I««k ritjh t »% I M l*P<3MK At A OtlBfA I *1 Jf.fbif'x CRpIfA %II PfBtotlfiM llkfrflfl' " 11 I *1 W'flfM At N tvp t *• Vt->vnin* >!#!' 4 •# k j** M#r» 4n-1 T*t»fA 9 <i Y*T IJkVft ORIF 1» IUI Club AAR.2 Bt ^ 1t.lt Saw , It II im O** ~ 7 I! I* ft**! W Ua!e4# t i l l Wajll 4, v ... m ix in n t Util Mttla r,r-n fv*fa#t 11 !• T»**iFa4kT UlttB( *IIR*4 I M Kiwi I I• W Mar V«pb v«r• l|Mr|i | <»• W«f'i1 At Th^a# • W |t»a* in i( ! Ia Raear^ f'** •• SEAT COVERS For All Cam O E A I T im , PATTERNS CUSTOM FITTED PROMPT INSTALLATION StricklnnriMorrison, Inc. S.inford. Florida Phone 200 *’ Milt lUMfMl A .u^^l »UID m n t’lLD EH S. Our lumber is carefully ■elected, the exact grade specified, and the finest nur great Forrest* have to offer. Use tnp-grade ma­ terial* today for construc­ tion which will serve f«r countlev* tomorrow*. See us today for YOUR need*. - '^JfybsvtilW JIaU i pUctl* KV > i p y, T E L E V IS IO N IX Ga. L C. SMITH. Comerat* C*. (tight a* a drum) ........... 94 00 0*4 West I3tb 19 —Meteee/Eaato/TVadera— 14 14 00 INI CASK DC-4. GOOD CONDI- 14 Ga. STEVENS. Single 21 WINCHESTER Automatic. TION. $520. BICYCLE PAINTING RORRON Sparling Gaadb Model 03 ........................ 39.80 - Storage until X-Mas Evtorade SaJaa A karvica Your authorised Browning Deal­ Steuey'e Elba Hey JM E. lit 84. er. Wlnebfitrr. Remington, Ste. 310 E. 4lb St. n^f w a r * a , Pnoa* 2434 vena, Mouberg and Marlin. U tS m ........ m » P age I t D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D f f if c w w r u r t s f w«.u m \\>H . O rt. 26. 19M till SPECIALIZING la Baaf and Pork wM yw trade f U Ga. Le Fevre iimi ’p m \. m b r*vmm aid gM tor a bettor Grade for Deep Fretser*. O. R. Pen« H PB fltt. Stratte* Gaa alagtan, Labe Jenny, tiildent | • i i t e••eai • AH tba above advertleed. la stneb Fhooe nir.M at Paetnry minimum retail pricee. ROBSON S fo ltiR f GaoAn H CO N i PIPE C0 I OM Waal U tk 8L & S. Hill IUMBER K SUf’PlY YARD ••8 3 " �David Gatchel Mere! Warner irontlnued From Page Die) (fontlnuod From rig # One) ille» for both cur vUttort and our making thoie noenuary lalary ad­ justment* within the financial home folk*. A growing Sanford demand' bel­ mean* of the city tn lino with the ter city irrvlcr* to It* citizen*. A progrer* and growth of Sanford In reply to question number five growing Sanford rm*»n» belter button* and job opportunities for "Do >ou believe in Increasing the ti* all. A growing Sanford City j city'* ta* mills g* to take care of _____ _ _ J | ____ Government doing • better Job Iha city'a read* which ara defor tha vtutor and the home-folk* mandad by Iha peopla. or aw you wUI. no doubt rort more m^ney. an advoaaia of nuisance charset Some economic* cm. no doubt earmarked for ipacifir project*?". be effected However, to JTow and I belrva It t» be*t that »e mvm prosper. wa must examine mir tain at a minimum our lax milltax ilniclura and m ate w.ul are at Ions ai the a lien ed valu­ ehange* are necc'*ar> to pay tha ation tv at tha present rata be con of the growth and progress caii*a Ihe properly owner* and huMnaoe* ef Sanford have for loo wa danra "By km: rang# planning Thai Ions paid tha bulk of tha ta* bur alotw will insure you »ad m* a den If. afirr all tha economical program*-# and efficiently opera- practical po-ulbe have hern utj. ted city. Long ran?e planning '•ill lurd. Iha city itill fir.di it*elf in give ui, Iha people of Sanford, I need of additional fundi for senwhat v a haw the right to expect I aral operation and the demand* i of tv« ciliicnrv. 1. before bailing from o -r city." C millasa or levying »o called "nutlance chargei, ‘ would be In favor of iludjlrg Iha pnvvibility of ran, ing a i'fu c d valuationi and |ov*.-r (Continued _______ I rom I’aga One) mg mill*;# to a balanced point l .a i," related D'*n, "I can hard- where only Iha additional needed Jy poia aa any authority on | revenue* would be realired Thi* European ruatom*. *--'.nomir» and mean* I feci, would help iprnad politic*, and I certainly do not tha tax «o that it would not be loo w„nt anyone to get the idea that biirdcn'nma. To turn up my thought! on Ihlt. . 1 think I can ipond three day* in Pari* and coma up with any a moil difficult problem. I fool lolullon for tha French farlla- that ourriaxes ihould go no high ar unicu unleii iiIt iviv an''i|tiieiy abiolutaly Impost . .. ,k r.. waaha week* ^vr , »• m .n t.ry ay.tem or thra* ^ ^ mjf nrcM , jr).imp , ipfn in Britain and ■ ‘ 1' , 1 dll lira* n'herwp* Florida today lay change in F-r. > n' ' ,>r |. nr a of the fAttait growing «t atr« One of tha bigs"* dll ,rfn r** tn the nation For ui tv get o<u that D»»n could Ml In theAmen- |h m („ f | mil,f j*. k, pt as | * can people and thoie abroad waa , , p,,M|j,|*, should I t*» alerted, their lack of in la id in diinking 4f)j. amj a|j pr„i,;rnia on ta/r*. water, which I* prevalent virtually preicnt nr propn'rd. would rr everywhere. In Franca they drink 1reive mv moM careful « rutiny » lr» and in Germany l^cr. but In anvwvr tn jo u r m th quev ka found it acjually a* hard tn g 'i lion. "How do you think tt>» Board a fla il of water “juit to drink of Sanford c ity t ummitiioncr* can batter at-rva the people ol tn England. One of tha hardejt thing* to thu city?", tn my opinion Ihrrr onderitand about FngUod". «!*•• ara many way* Finl, mav I mention a luhjact ed Daan. I* tbe fact that Ihete baa been almoit no new eommer. which tha Jajccav and Tha San rial conatrurtion there .Inca before »'•"* H*rald have been dweUmg on the war and m e t of It. bualne,a *«F - '»>»« ol poor rcr- ; 1 .i i , i ._, .. v.,.11,1 cantara of raglitarad voter, a n d 1 artlvltlai a r. carried "n in buHJ- p, nr ,lirn.ou„ „ ^ , (rr| Ing. erec te d a t l e t KKt y e a r . |h > | # s r M ,o f mtr>r(. , t , nd p i r ( ( . ago rlpatmn in our city government by "U’a never reallt'd before how all qualified rendenti of Sanford | many different * ivi there ara of would hetter amble Iha cnmmli a peaking the Engltih language iloner* fo carry ntit Ihe wliha* Until we went tn England", ha of Iha majority and 'hu« heller laughingly r»m*rk*d. In addition •orve the pc—pio m dirrriing the to mattering the mechanical dif­ prorraii of our rtf' ference* of tha Brlliih built e.vri -Vcondly, a continued program, eir learning to drive on the left with renewed vigor, of rnroura*. #ld« of the road. It wa* more d f- mg nc.* Industry would certainly ficult to undervtand their high­ benefit our city A* I *ee It the way eigne and e*preninne per- ground has b'on hrolo'n in recent tainlrg to the niachlnet", Gato- je a n , but rofouhtad effort* along Jlna la re farted ta aa "petrol", tf lha*e line, would certainly yield the garage man want, to look more new Industrie., more Job* under tha “bennat" ha mean, the and more money in circulation. In the third place, I fee! that hood. Tha trunk la railed the "boot", tha rrank eae# the "*ump" an rvpandrd city recreational •ad the dath hoard tha "faecia" program leading ultlmitaly to a oir round ichrdulc would prove “ Whan wa earn# to a algn which Jadvantageous to alt of ui. Oui read, 'pl»aea park head o* tail lummer recreational activities toward atone**, ww had to aik for has# been hlglil)' aiicrvuful and an interpartar." I <t no ras-nn why an expansion Mr Dean nnd hla party found of these activities would not Bcotland faecinating a* they drove prove h*r*{ifia|. through tha Highlands wrhich ha Lastly, a continu'd program of aomrared to tha mountain* of good relattonihlp with the Navy North Carolina. "And >mi ran -hutild not ha osrrloqVrd Any and underetand a* wa did why th» all mraiurr* posvihle should ha rugged mounlalneera of Scottuh taken to insure the permanency history fought to hard to pra- of our bate and all effort* made u>a«rv* their home* and why In the waul the rnlargamant and expan­ first World W ar they were known sion of tha local facillliai. In riming may I aay that I a* the ‘Ladle* from llall'. "One of our plea*anta«t exper­ firmly believe that rope of u» ience*", eald Dean, "wae when want a rubber atamp commtulon we attandad a Rotary luncheon at rr. but want one who will do that Kendal, * little town of (MOO which ii In the bait Interest for peopla In tha lak* district of Eng- all. Ai I laid In tha beginning, that ta my only desire. land. W* wouldn't be aurprticd Jf w# were the only Americana PRODUCTS TO BE OFFERED who had *ver barn there. Most TALLAHASSEE d* - Products *>f them haa n e w he*td of Flori­ made hy Ihe bind pill soon be da and aoma of them seemed to offered 'or us# at tha atata tnstitu t think that tha United States was tiom at price* designed tn meat a large body of Marilyn Monro# comjsatltlnn from commercially aurrounded by lndlao*". produced ariiclra. In Paria they found a definite Gov. rollina hai Invited rapr* International flavor at a m rstlng' (relatives of tha Florida Council which they attandad. "W# got the f*«r the Blind to appear at a CabtDating from the speaker that r.ct mcc'lng to offer their ware* day." ha satd, “that mn»t of tho under a 19.V5 law Itbaralliing raguprnhlama of tha world ara not io latmni undrr which such goods much Ideologic*! a* they are economic and that If mine +»y fould he found for every country Legal Notice to live and let live, most of the danger of w ar would disappear". Fearing they might encounter tinplaatantnara In vlntinr Vienna, they were aurprl**d at the f*#edom wrlth which they «#r* allow, ed to move. Although they had to i Mmi ikiIi i i two stars** room* •Vleia apeclal passports and that# clinic with b a th , u ntil l l . M a t n , Xotsm ksr I I . t* U . at Ike office of were H aul In teldlera and Com* the *u*sriM#nd*ni of r-.MIc |n* muniat poster* displaying like* (•rvctiea, aeheet A dm intsirttia a fe'ilUlif, Com mercial Am . a m neaaea af Lanin and EUltn, and Ier4. Florid*. a t which tlm* »n4 the placa w ii heavily guarded. plica the hl4a w i l l he publicly Rolland Dean Li. ' . . they war* mot Interfered with In any way. “What haaehall la to America”, remarked Dean, “music la to Aua. trla. It la tha home of Mozart, Hayden, Beethoven. Echuhort. Lieta. tha M afia riue, tbo Merry Widow and tha Blue Danube. Where other aatione Kara erect, ed monument a to their military leaden, Anatria haa ralaed atatuea to ita eompoaera and musicians. “I t twmlnded na of Florida". opsnsd en4 eaa4 'l«->4 I 'r a m o a s a a4 epa-Kiratlona, praptt*4 h v r t l o n J. M -u a h to n . A I A Architect, m ar Pa e ula lnsd tram iha effica «f B u rto n a h n g . r s — J u (Iambi* Ro*«r» It. Arrknert. Ml fenford A ljantle National Hank • ulldlng. t a r f o r d , Ptorlda. a tt a r Oeiaher I t. IMI. Deposit toe plan* and a perinea I lea* wilt ha rsoulrmt and refundable l a paraana r e tu r n , ■if deenntente compter* and la t * M condition w i i h ta l a a d a ta followtna hid d a t a Ip accordance V f tf il i KITCHEN CHOICE CRAPE JELLY FREE! Jar 1 B O T T LE IT A LIA N W ITH 21 Or. M AXW ELL 25 COFFEE KRAFT OF 1 P IN T JC CRANBERRY MONABCHS YATCI1 CLUB GOLDEN CREAM STYLE Cans 3 5 c SA U C E CORNED BEEF LARGE BOX 12 Og. Can 43 i GREEN PEA with HAM CREAM of POTATO Cana Limit •A T M EATS C GA. GRADE A 1% Lb. to t'A Lb. Average Whole U. S. GOOD GOOD KATIN* SPIN ACH y M IXED VEG. A TU R N IP GREEN S W. K. CORN Pkg. 69c RoundSTEAK 49 c qbb if bacon mm PINEAPPLE 2 For 3 5 < 80S Caa CHILI With 4 9 c CELERY l f« 2 5 YELLOW SQUASH . 1 2 5 f S W E E T A PPL E 3 1199< HAMBURGER McCORMICK P jw l H GaL FRESH GROUND -T03 Cana VEGETABLES LARGE FANCY PASCAL TASTE IT BEFORE YOU nUY IT WHOLE LEAP Order JONATHAN APPLES Pounda Limit • I.IBBY OR SEARROOK FARM 2 W llh 2 5 (3/> oico FRYERS in O*. B LA CK PEPPER 1°“c*“ 2 n‘ 29* 59 TRICK OR TREAT SPECIAL d u t q i m a id GINGER SNAPS ORANGE flavored COOKIES VANILLA WAFERS a H U N TS TOMATO BEANS SA U C E Baiter To Traal Than Ba T r ic M Don't Ba Caught Short Larga Supply Of Gun Lolly Papa, Candy Com Jumbo G an Drop*, MarahnoOowa CHOPPED CO LU RD S M USTARD TU R N IPS tor Cana FREE! T R IC K b R T R E A T BAGS FOR T H E KIDDIES DOLE PINEAPPLE DEL MONTE BEECHNUT JUICE - s * PRUN E JU IC E PEANUT BUTTER, FAMILY. PACK ' KITCHEN PERSONAL IVORY PUSS A BOOTS COOKTA1L 5 * BONELESS BEEF CAM PBELL'S FR O Z EN SOUPS DEL MONTE IP corn I s : 1 TIDE Frozen Food Specials LYKES — “ Only SWIFTS CORNED S W E E T TR E A T CRUSHED t.K U o H E li 7 9 C an SHURFINE KRAFT .M AYONNAISE REG. 72c V A LU E Pound (Limit 1 With $r,.00 Order Of More) DRESSING PURCHASE HOUSE MS Cm 27c ^ k ra R 1'' 11 Ox. Ja r -19,|s(ttP4bf23c M A M CANDY CAT a POOD* CRACKER JACK A lt taU 2 "9c SPIC & SPAN 25f SUNSHINE JO Y 11 0«. Pkg. CUP CUSTARD J lC A*iIddar and aerepi* in am ount roust F • M O L E C O U N T Y 'S LA R G EST A N D F IN E S T SUFER M A RKET 5 A T 25th * -* i �V\ A ■-----------~ T t #*5T Weather TOUt HtVSPAPU DKfUDS TOUt EIGHT Fair I fvy through Fridse. High •«mr>«r«'-ire• thi* afternoon a n te TV Worm .--in Friday a'temenw TO MOW! AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY N E W S P A P E R FL O R ID A ^ T H U R S D A Y . OCTO BER 27. _ of C W inners Announced Today R u s s e ll D a l l a s S ta rts J o b N o v. 1 The new head of Sanford * ccntly formed Utility Department i* "on the Job" getting acquainted with the orjaniiation he wiU con­ trol prior lo reporting for duty Nov. 1. Rutiell Dali*!, a resident of Seminole County for mom than live jeer*. wiU com* to Sanford to head the big »ewer-w*ler de­ partment, from Bush Building Company where he »a* General Confidence in the completing Superintendent. "Th* organic*. ef the right of way pregrem end Uon." Dalle* said, "i» one o( the the letting of the bid* for th* j ulde»t utility construction corn17.92 widening, four lining «nd panic* in the south. having piving project, we* express#! last the bujrnne** ler 35 year*." night at a meeting ef the Sem i-, "I ua* with Bu*h Building net* Ceunty Chamber ef Com* pany," he iild , " lor eight jear* mtree Long Rang* Highway having had my own butinc** running Committee and th* known a* the Knoxville Boiler Citixn* Group, headed by Brailey Work* where I wa> vice pre»ident and owner along with my Odham. Mack N. Cl avala nd Jr., attorney brother." Delia* was with the Army Carp* for Samlnola County, who is now eomplaling detail* for tha filing ol r.ngioqgrs during the tail worldwide-conflict having held a •f n*****ary paper* for condem­ commission of Mayor and wa* bat­ nation proceeding* and declara­ talion commander in charge ol tion* of taking, told the group, troop training. He la a gradual* "I hare no doubt that th* pro­ of th* Univtratty of Tenne»iee ject will he completed this year." where he earned his BS Sod ME We have »ct a deadline which degree*. w* expert to meet. Cleveland "Mr last cnmtruction rib wa* told tha Highway running group the Washington Terrace Tumping that two r*pr***ntatiT*e of th* Station In St. Petersburg," said gtote Read Department are now DalUi, "a construction project hi Seminole County working with coiling a quarter million dollar*." right-of-way agent John E. F o i "la recent year*." he »ay», "I hi order to eipedlt* the right-of- have completed more than threwway plan*. He aeld, "There wiU million dollars of rahabUitatioa he another roymenUtiT* here and new construction utility pro­ Monday to farther help ua In jects eonsiiting primarily of water getting tha necessary informa­ and sewer, and some gaa pro­ ject*." tion for the court ordtr*." When ailed about hit reaction Ctoricel help and long dUtonee terilltla# were pleeod n t,th a dia- in accepting the poaitioa a* Utili­ peael of County Attorney Cleve­ ty Department bead for the City land In ordar to further puih th* of Sanford, Russell Dalle* said, project to completion, hy th* "to sum tt up to a few word*, 1 have traveled around tha country ChemVv of Commerce group. in eonitruction work for 15 year* and th* opportunity to be *l home is a pleasant ooa to accept." Ruuell Delias and his wife make th*lr home on Twin Lakes where he ssys. "my hobble* are *ome citrus trees and raising doga." Confidence Heard At Meet Last Night Of Highway Group A Sheriff Says Pianos Attract WICHITA FALLA. Tan. lA-Th* ptaM plunked mttfl last midnight in die only tavern who** owner bowed bis nock agalait tb* ahartff* bee on mining beer end "live ■unit**9 Bui owner Louie Horanay aa|d ruefully that he waa i UII a ahad* short on customers since Sheriff Weldon Bailey's deputies started giving him a bad Urn*. 'Uv*j run off bonne**, Hoceery said. The ahenff admit* there» no law against piano* t» tavern* but said thay aUraet dop* addict* and "jam aeulon* and live music poie an increased enforcement prohlem." He told hi* depjtt* to do a little cloao "tnapoetiai" of * « * l^Tho pianos seen were moved out H r t pieces eiropt Leule's Tanas Spa. "It Isn't tha piano I'm fighting ter." Horaney said. It ^ doein't mean that much. Tha thing la. goes a guy have any coo»tituUon*l righU? What do you think?" Horaney said he eould "sweat It out a Utile longer and if neces­ sary take Ural aeUon** to i n to get the sheriff to etU off hta depu­ tiei. He *atd last nlgbt wa* Urn first n r in two weeks that they didn't visit him. "He's been giving me trouble every night." Horaney said. •‘When I told Urn I wouldn't take out the piano, he »*M. •Well. I'm going to have four or five depihiet out here every night and run off all vour ctritomera.' "Mayhe if* became I’m from Oklahoma Used to run a place at Midwest Cltv. near Oklahoma City, until about a year and a half ago. "The •hertff told ma he didn't like Oaklet. -The voug'il lo gel an ordinance passed against tt and I'd take my piano out night away." Horaney laid th* sheriff also said he was having lo crack down on palm readers and fortune tell­ ers • "We don't want any of them around either," he quoted Um sher­ iff i s laying. i___ Persons Are Urged Teams Dr. Terry Bird To Attend Red Cross Are Tells Kiwanians First Aid Classes Praised Of Health Unit 31 New Members Ill'SSKLI. DALLAS Ip "an the project. (Staff Tholoi Mutual Concert Association Gets Drive Underway Tonight The membership drive nf the Semiaole Mutual Concert AitociaUon gets underway tonight at a meeling to be held at Ihe Seminole County Beard nf Education Board Room In the Educational Building on Commercial Ave, at I o'clock. . „ , Sir*. Ralph Amlin Smith, memThe Sinfsrd Elks Oub will be: bentup drive chairman, has comhost lo Elks and their families p|f(Mj her list of le*m c»piam». from Orlsndo. Kmimmec and V-in- „ ori,fU , n,j , „ UunU who wtll ter Park al an "Annual run Day; conu f [ rntasic lovers throughout Party" lo be given al the Sanford the county until tha quote of 540 Elks Club Sunday, Oct. 90 from 12 memberships is (tiled. noon to ( P m. According U> Eddie Paacoe, Gen­ A Thrce-Cwunt series has been chotrn for the niu.-ic se*»on in eral Chairman lor the event enter­ tainment will include the Orlando Sapford. Cornelia Oil* Skinner wtll he htatd >a tha first of the Elks Birbershtp Quartet and Otto) and Helen Engelmann with Paul senes which will be on Dec. 1 at th* Pinecrrs! Scht- I Auditorium. Esterbrook at the organ. Al.o to appear in Sanford In the Three yachts will be on hind at the Mayfair Inn boat dock la carry settei are Nelson and Nfel, fam Vjilr.'Lan-American duo visitors u" scenic boat nde« along uus 'Fun Day Party' Planned By Elks f S S .? - « w 5 ‘'m S t ★ A masqu*r»2| party la cejebrat* Halloween ^ 0 h * opening of tha ntw addPJna id Uia club room* of tha Sanford Elba Club will ba hold Saturday niikt beginning at • p.m. John Williams baa baan named matter of reremowlaa for Uta event. Prtiaa fur tna boat roalumaa win ba awarded U> bath tha ladle* and xenUenun attending the Saturday right event. According to the official Elk’a Club Bulletin. BUI Liberman Ola* trtrt Deputy, will make an official visit to the Sanford Elba Lodge on Thursday evening. Nov. id at which time a data of IS candidate* will be initiated. The program and initiation wUI ba preceded by g dinner aarvad at tha Etta Club. Marilyn's Divorce Is Final Tbday S t y YORK on—Martiyw Mmroe's divert* from Joa DiMaggto btcama final today. FAIR OPENS JIN. M TAMFA ( * - Dropping the IMS Thara waa nc sign of raconclUaimwvgtha ef opening an n Satur­ tion. though tha actmaa and tha day. dm Florida State Fair will former haaaball player had aaan go bach to Ha tm&hnal ana aaathar at tMtows Name elate t h * tha Mtf ____ — i . C. •mfcfcaan aaU Civil detente workers — and in P- Terrs R'rd. Seminole Coun­ (act, all who are interested in ts' llrelih ihffuer. told the San.now in* h » in meet emergencies W nner* --f the Chamber of Com­ ford Kiwanis Club at its noon irought stw.it through per»on*l inmerce m»tuhrr*hip ijrivc were an. luncheon m e rin - yesterday, that furies—ere he,ns urged hv k n nounii i thi* nmti i g «t t: # «*offri> il with Unit Peterson Sr , liirerlor of Ihe Sc t’luti meeting a' H r (.'hamh.r of '* a I.Hal center for Ihe "att.S, minole i uniy Defente Council lo Conininve Building ar-t sciences of pievanting disease enroll in fir*t aid classes now being la s t minute laturnt chance.I an,| prolonging life" iouk over • wotk j formed n* ihe local Red Cron of­ total* an.I imir*<r.| tie ti-cire of l>* Bird evplainrd Ihe majef fice. r rw member* join nc thr Semin fs.sn Hons of Ih* mg an ration, a It was pointed nut hv the I tl o!e ( Uuhlv I haititH-r nf f'.vnimoi, r v .1*1 pnilion of rarciy rouoljr lit director that rarely d»e« a com A r r o r d t n c lo Memhenhip th# State of Ffoii-U «ilh the as* mumly have the opportunity lo Chairman riiffmd M. K>«■'• I r|ition of ore lie e*:d, "the Irarn from so eompeteat * Irarh- ihrr# * i, *,i new er at F. R DeFallot who will Chamber of Commerce, with 52 < - inly Health 1 ml is sat up have charge ol the instruction. | of tha mrmhri* »..'trlleil Ulricas- i v lha Board of County Commit* ■ to fun. lion In ro.vperatioR Mr. Prlfi n n said that he h*s '"g their due. over la -1 vear. Team winnria of the cups-ti- with oilier organisations for the .earned that nut only his Mr. Pe Fallot th* skill to give Brit aid. itnn ara; John litapati:rk and preservation of health in tha cent# hul has thr unusual ability lo im­ Jim firant with a tola of ;n.sTi munlty." The Seminole ro-jn t r Health point* They re«rive four Itekrla part hit knowledge to others. Mr. DeFallot n now here with and t5S #vpon*e nioney lo Ihe Officer enumerated tha manw Orange Bowl game. Runnorsup Ihe Southern Bell Telephone Com­ ar* John Williams and Al Wal­ "P-ratlofsi of the !<*e»f group end pany. Refore moving to Sanford ler# with total of 2!*.".‘5 points. told Iperlficallv of the testing nf he was artlv* in th* CD in New They will res else four tickets public and privet* water farilu Jersey where he not only limited and )I.S expense money In Ihe ties ta he sure the water w# drink intensively in first aid courses but Gator Row| game Tie winning ia of Ihe purest. In Ihe rnnlrnl of rabies, |>r. developed a proficiency in leach­ tram captain is l>>n Hales who ing them III* servires as a teach larked up a total 15,775 points lo Rod warned raienta of rhltdrep er w n great'y in demand receive two tirkrls In Ihe Tang­ that dogs killed because of theip WASHINGTON jR-The WestingIn commenting on ihe need for erine Row! gam# and two dim er. raht# actions cannot he tasted. bout* company has disputed stale such training Ihe local tD official at Freddie* Steal House A u>t#l Their death, especially tf ahtsk (Conllmied on page F.lfti) menu that failure of jet engines said that Is does not take an atomic of $5,3iM.&0 was collected by explosion 'n create th# need for the workers it mamifeetursd wa* to-blame for •killful first aid. although ttirh M r K ill b in . expressing hi» accidents which ro.t Ihe live* of knowledge certainly would be help­ thanks to the four men ‘esung the Navy's Demon, ful then He pointed out that acci­ teams and Ihn lataicrptor * ’ dents m the home are not infre­ tiringly to maka t1• membetehip Speaking ter Ihe firm. W. W. quent and Ihe confident emergen dnv# * aucsctt said, "the entile Smith told a House government ry treatment of a loved one lust group exhibited unusual cntliu asked ht.sint-operations subcommittee yesterday ... ........................ ........... more , siasin *x they in _a .single accident would Writtnghouse record* ‘show no In than romprniate for Ihe lime spent >pe,'l’l* •" tak# • bill# more real. , isti* view of «h* work the iliam '**n c »v employe!. <*i\eg m which t ersih resulting in ltirm ne The Jrea.loe trrr., i bar of Oimnieie* i. dome to the M r family* and friends, lined fn thjur* or death of a pilot could T3te increasing frequency of , .. ,Jt. -,t j.,, "p last night, at a .in, to he aerrad be directly attributed lo the failure highwae acrider.a al*o points up 8**tif>irg to work wuh barbecue at the annual eity em« uf a Jto engine the drslrabil.lv of knov.ng the fun-' ^ r ....n° nl'Mc* hifberup held at tha Far. Smith is manager of Ihe Moling. ••amenlati of first aid treatment ‘ * 5 r . ,„ . ,,4 me- 1 Anet ion Market house F.lectni C'orp's aviation gas ,t wa. added * h" ^»v* * l*' M I* Hv k m,ue than ?nn pmmdl • tans. turbine division al Kansas City. Thus* Interested In Joining (he visitors to th» montlil) i>f meat 1,1 fill th# plain* nf th* The subcommittee, hoping to ilassra hould call- the loeal Red Cnttr* Club Inclmted I t. f.'omdt. hu;e e o w d wh,> annually ar* fet­ oind up toslay its inquiry min the j Cross nffiee to get Use details 11 | al|iar B.sll, supply ssffl. er ,l ed hr III- n t v government Navy's purchase of McDonnell Air tn loratmn and time id inslruclion. tj,r Jianforil Naval Auxiliaty Air < arl Williams, who hat spent craft C o. Fill Demons powered Mr Petervon a»'d vatiun frplartng Cumdr Hnlej TV ye.irs preparing Is.wtseriie, with We,|mghou»e tin enginr*. ro -----------------------Na-h. BUI Stansell. tjuarterman -nd wh.i is known far and wid# t.llcd Navy and McDonnell off!, _ . # , I at the Sanlor.l Navel Auvillaiv f"r his ahilitiri as * chef, laid rials for qur.iiomng it an open Air StaUnn. and Iknry Mills 111 ; that •'llirr# were MO pounds nf poik 700 pounds of beef and IP hearing. ... . . the Senfur.l Steel tm ) George Tmihy. prcvldrnt nf thi* pound* of lamb prepared for lljw Subcommittee members have event ' -in addition,” ha said. -r i* tCnnltnued on Page Fight J crilirlred th* pmgram *• one ' iher# were gallons anil gallons which rns' an estimalrd ?oo million of pickles, salad and slaw. er« dollars sad four pilots' Uses with The F'ond* Retail Grocera As p-nallc- prepared to suit tlw taito out producing a combat-worthy sxialion at their convention In of tluise who live lo eat harbee'l#.'* plane, The Navy vays it was a Cleaiwater, haa turned Ihumhs To prepare the barbecue, twi* calculated risk taken under Korean down on Ihe prsrtire fd using trad The Forre-t Perk School for the pit* wvre u*e«l said Williams. A War pressure* which did not work tng stamps lo spur business. Physically Hand trapped, in Or­ t-i ge portable pit was «el up along­ out. hut that sum* saluible knowlWith diirusvioni and Issues over lando. which sr-\e« the f-ve coun­ side Ihe rxtia large pit at th# edge wa* gained. Ihelr u»# In several tecHon* of the auction m.iket Th# meat waa Smith'* testimony th at engine Slate, Svnford hai a* yet become ty are* Including Seminole, I* rn.iked and basted ter six hour* failure CbSjld not be blamed for excited about Ihe action taken in (oHecttng the tear off portion of U’fore being ready to eut up and any serums accidents invoicing the other citlft. City Manager Wa>ren Ih* label of Kraft Mayonnaise. According to a letter front the serve m the hugt crowd. 217 Demon seemed In conflict with that K Knowles satd yesterday that pound* ol rharroat was needed to liken Monday from Rear Adm nothing haa hren said so far . . . J orresl Fail School's Parent cu»k the meat. Carl William* laid. Group, th* K *ft Company will tames S Russell, chief of the either prt or ron . . . regarding Taking up Ihe ticket* lor Ihn Nsry Bureau of Aeronautics. th# us# of the disputed stamps pay the school |(V for every ‘‘tear event wav Mr». Mary J Harkey Russell said that in three crashes here. •‘Thera It nothing m our off" label from i quart jar, 5c of ihe ('ll> M-nagrr'a Office, white the engine 'fan he blamed direct­ ordinance* so far, that I know from pint containers, and 2e for City Manager W.irrm K Knowles served eolfe# for ih# big annul! ly. or terioual/ inspected" and that 01," said Knowles, 'that would the a mime m e I*Jm-Is. "Perhaps", said the U tter,| *mployes event. m another tl,# engine was a fartnr prevent Ih# in# of fh# stamps " ('ommurioner*. rfeuatf On# memhet of th# Florida R# "snm# Individuals, eluhs or er II* said these four crashes ro*t t»a live*. tall Gro*#rs Association railed on raniaatlons wouM he Interested Tommlsshmrrs head* of depitlrnenla, emplovei and friend* all th# organiiatlon. at it* mrrling. to in thi* worthy rause " l.ahel« eolle, led foe lh;« group were Invited lo ttvr harhecu* bald help Orlando in its fight lo enforce two ordinance* affecting the should he *#nt to "Foiest Park at this lima saeh year. Duxbury Pupils School, Orlando, Fla." | stamp# ‘ That la mnr* than Jn*S an Or Present Program lando p-obl#m," Arthur Hams of Fort Myers said For Lions Club "If w# loir the Orlando battle Th# Duahiiry RehonI of Dane- we have lost Inrnughnut the slate," leg presented a program of en­ Harris told fellow delegates to the tertainment for the fterfnrd I -1 the asiocialiun'i annual conven­ Club at It* noon luncheon meet­ tion Tuesday ing Tueeday. The Orlando ordinances put a Pupil* nf th* arhoel were seen i n# per -ent lax on the stamps and in special numben during the requite all stamps lo carry the program. Dottle Williams per- na mr uf Ihe city and merchant, formed * soft-shoe number to th# j Ted Mforehead of vtiami, aitoclmusic nf "Blue Sktea" while Mery -Hon secretary, said the stamp Jane Flynt did the Charleaton. rumpaniri Intend to *|*cnd money Nenry Richards a military In# to defeat anj: proposed lawi re­ number June Jennings an arm- gulating the itjm ps. A resolution opposing us* of Ihe hetle walla, with tap selections .lampa was passed at the meeting. hy Joey Muie, Cerol Nutt, and Cpponcn't of Ihe stamps said they th# team nf Deanna Nichole and objected to tha eitra coat of the M chael Pop*. rtamp*. Another resolution adopted at the relail grocera meeting asked that NEW FRC.Smr.NT TOLD PENSACOLA oft- Mrs Cohn retailers he al.owed 1 markup of English of Tallahsise* la the new at least IS pe: cent on milk, tomnresldeut nf the Women of the pared lo a markup nf about I per Church, Presbytery #f Florida, cent now. The presanl markup la two rants a quart. She was chosen yesterday to sue Tha trocar* said (hat lha higher reed Mr* Georg# Watts Jr. of markup would allow yatatlars to Chi mak* mora profit without raising Other officer* are Mrs. Ann th* prico to consumers who hiva Trot ler. Tallahassee, vice prest- m itt de'ivarad to their hama by dent: Mrs David Bevls, treasur­ tha dairy. er; Mrs F. ■ Calloway, Chlpley. Attending Haw convention from historian, and Mra. Jamea Ward, Sanford waa Jc* Gait) operator of W l ATE TILL we thought we’d pep! Merer end Mr*. J. D. Corded MnnttoeU* wwrM atkaaeaea ehatr- th* Tip Tap Super Marks* *o Aae- "lead op" wMh *eme ef die harWo# *er*od a l tha eanwal CHp ■ p ile * harbaaaa lu« nigh*. (Staff Photo) Join Organization teresliag todocr game*, climaxed directing of Serge Jaroff. Confidence has already been frv. will be a Captain W. Harris •ailh a glyantic fl«h big part of lha program foi the] placed In the sucres* nf the memhershlp drive, and with the limited To Make Inspection day. jte # m to | a a fo n« | A supcrviiH piny projjrEm rir numher of seata available for of th* visiting Elks ha* members, K Is expected that the Of SNAAS Todoy children drive will ho concluded earlier Captain W. 8. Harris, Comman­ been planned which will Include iwtmming a visit In the local than expe. ted. der, Nival Aj Bases, with head- ioo . and :n all probability, a movie Francis Ruumillat. president nf quarters m Jacksonville at the Ihe Semino’e Mutual Concert AsNaval Air Station, will arrive at sociatt'sn, ha* repeatedly said the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air 2 Game Violators that, "with Ihe eminent artists Station this afternoon for • brief for the Seminole ronrert inspection tour of tb# base. Arrested Tuesday planned series, there t* no doubt as to the Captain Robert W. Jackson, Tha gam* warden mada two successful outcome nf the drive Commanding Officer, Sanford Na­ arrest* Tuesday for "exceeding under the direction nf Mrs. Ralph val Auxiliary Air Station, said tha bag limit for fresh water Austin Smith." today that this will he Captain fish." Other officers of the eomert Harris* first official visit to the Harry Hervlsh. nf the Game and organization are Raymond M Rail statloa. "He is not expected to be at the station' long today," Captain Fre*h Water Fish Commission, of f^ke Mary and Dr. H. Wajde Jackson said this morning, "but arrested Clifford Rank* of Melt- Rucker, treasurer. William f'egan, representing Ihe he expects to yet down at a later land and W. B. Bobeman s*f Or­ lando when he found <2 speckled Alkahest Celebrity Bureau of At­ date for a longer visit." lanta. Ga . will meet with thr CapteUt H im * earn* to this perch In their peseeision. Bond for each of the two game membership group tonight for the district to command tha Naval Air Rases from tea duty in the sdolators was set at 110, arronl- kick-off meeting. The drive gels Far Eastern Waters where ho wa* lor to record* ef th* Seminole1 (Continued en Page Elgin) Chief of Staff, Commander of the County Sheriffs Office. Carrier Division Three. Previous to his Far Eastern duty, he was Commanding Officer nf tha Air­ craft Carrier Phillipine Sea. Loco I Club To Have Masquerade Event A—o cU led Pram* U a w d W ire ★ ★ Westinghouse Co. Disputes Statement On Jet Engines ~ 2 . £ City Employes Eaf : At Annual Barbecue urocers Association Disapproves Use Of Trading Stamps School Collecting Mayonnaise Labels pier. ________________ _____* ' � 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, October 26, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 26, 1955. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 26, 1955; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b2a41b3309918882f5d038e250c7e6c3.pdf e5427566cb092fa011bfbf68aea90fca PDF Text Text THE SANFORD HERALD Pago A Mon. Oct. 24, 1955 <Continued from Page Oiot ail ChmMant who will meet the .'ondiUont " Rev David S Cameflx. of the Chrutian and ktutJanary Alliance Church, tpoke on T hnttian SIDilont” veiterday “Chrutian Mitimnt la the greatcit huiinet* on earth." he laid. 'It require* tremendous capitol and manpoter to carry on lit v*»t en lerprtiet Le.dert and executives of great abildy are needed to tee that thu bueimtt (unction* efficcnlly and profitably The profit* it( thu butloeit are greater than any other business tit the world Thty are never entered on book­ keeper* lodger*, nor luted in butme»i reporti. but they are counted in Irrim of e 'rrn tl icturnt in the form of pagan live* Iran-formed and redeemed b.v u r Lord Je«u» Chritt *'fhriili#ti Mution* it not an en deavor which ine Church may tpon>or, tuppori and promote at ila day at th* Firat C bm tiin rhureh. Bailor Perry L. Stone valrt, “ Three thlagv *re e.ventul to * vuccei*fut enterpriie: the faith to luitify tt; an Initrument to opera** it; and the power to auatitn It when the newneiv h it wem off. Now the world-girdling program of Christ il th* grexteil enterprise on eirib It la justified by our faith that t* aua ia able to aav* unto the uttermoat all who call upon him The ehurch it hia intrumrnt to earn* out hia prn;*.m and operate (hit great aurprlie The queiti.n if Have we the power to lua'aln It? made known hia program to hit fol­ lower*. Ill purpo*e tv vilvationt ttv trope li iinl’ frtxl. The tech­ nique for carrying out hiiprogram ia thatof witncattn; aDd ih* p-m r to do it ia tne owtr ol* the Holy Spirit Th* Matter did not tt>ign a difficult t«tk and then fait to lurniih adequate power to perform It The powtr of t ‘*» Spirit I* »vailxble not to a fru rare irdm duali >ueh a t the apoitlet, but to wMirw r * f H i t t e i a w n * |i 1 1 a f t f .h v « o » M k k - v Mom* r-iun » O t l t r k R'Pflll ! h>u» l ' d » . r « . *«4 N»w* RoHn 1100-1 B u rn t 4- 111** J l i Fafutn I k v» Lwi D»c»mh*r B r .la Xturtlo One t U 't f * m r m - t a viiirrt s » » t a w -tiber a an o f f I I r.a n x y M nnviM i T " l P a t ie r a .# XtoFRlaa "how r t p i K«nf«ro<« a o o p p tr i Quid* M u tlie Great (ommliiion, “ Go ye Into all the world and proclelfn the Go*i pel to every creature, “ Rev Car -efix eonriuJrd i Dl t lll SS SUIA LE HARVE* f ranre r - Tf.e Due h r«i of W inder tailed for New York M a p aboard the U S liner United State* The duke wat not with her In N'tw York, where the will »tiy abt-ul three week*, the util tuperviie the publi'hing of her memoir* A rth u r Oodfrep a i m , * It Kira y a lla at U d r l » « a Of l-it* f t a r e b ta r T row Ouldlng i J a h t II Orloek flapvl a rrr.R tiiu x w*tt T i m l^-b Q Lawla linuaeparl* t n a F a t oft UnV C f M t r l l r l e h la r Pap a*er»t H a r m tin Tour Stew-On T rn eram R a a u a t I *1 N aw a.V aaihrr til# Tr.a Morning Shew Raauaa 1 :4* Maw*-Waalhar ii w t illi feny^M-*"** im s x e o i li*« I I* no tilt I 0* 1.1* l it if# ill lit* >Y( ■14 Ja c k F a r r Waieama T ravalar* Film Far* U nban O Lawla Stia P a r e f t tl»* f r o i b r Film Far* B n e h l a r Day Sacral S l a m On Tour A ranuat Braw*Ine Aroaae F u a . Kart, and Fancy v rA& s ii™ FT kW honV ha R hythm Hour r*rt4 a t »ia KVCVIVS W HIgh^Saagp luti-a l f a n i n n i n g On A C1**4 vanlne Uval* -al n f Fnr wirmlaa Are*, m d rampSin. Carrletilr r a u m ) far* detifwv tree*, lad *»■« rcoer. They d e m u r lh« feed •ad wtter 'h it peed'ire wildlife ta d tha wildlila lUelf. Sn. tk u T a l l . , , f a l f u i r f *• * p a ih r *e»itr# ia ir tp , •fine* ri<4 The Aittrnttnt Ceaacit. IN D U S T R Y H A L T E D TOKYO jp—J apan'* cotion tpinntng mduitry wa* halted today by a tlrike of UO.OOO workeri treking a wage Increase averaging 52 40 a month About M per rent of the itrtkert are women who average 123 a month iilary. Men get about 552 The National Federation of !>*• Ill* Workeri tald management* of the 10 major eompaniet, operating ipinnmg mill*, had offered It 04 G e n e ra l Four overmatched v iiito n to Southeastern Conference fooball field* m ail have hobbled home­ ward from their weekend sojourns firmly eonvinrd that the battle cry of the Dixie Doten ia “Lay on, MacDuff.” Tennene* led the high-scoring parade with a 53-7 romp over Dayton but Auburn'* victory margin wav the bigge’t of tha day av ■ m u lt of th* rieim m rn't 52 0 wait* pail Furman. Vander­ bilt walloped Middle Tennevvee -1*3-0 and Georgia Tech trimmed Florida Stale 34-0. Tenresree’v 53 poirflx were 11 more than th* Vole had tcored in P a u l Ita v a re w a s A n c r i c a ' i for#* fo tr previou* genie* combined. Vandy'* 44 matched it* .previouv mott iiltertm ilh. four-gam* total* and Auburn'* 52 point* were Juvt four thy of it* total for four eatler garni. But in neither rave wav it a m atter of an SEC team teeing juvt how badly it eould clobber a “breather" opponent. All four of the hlgh-rconng team* vent In everybody but the water boy after | gaining a taf* lead. Aiahama alv> tcored mora point* 1 In s u ra n c e H. JAMES GUT AGENCY S12 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE TS IAMBS B. GUT H. JAMES Glia' ** *S A N EO R D UUNIKkuiSHU. BM Legal Notice i* t i i i : i o t ht o r t i i k • >u il im . i . u .iip n ii i oi ' f t . a f tT t. n r 1 1 o n i im . l.r n r . r u r u J. ■ I k >1 T II rm L i> i M u n u r i Areeual Fragrem By MERCER BAILEY T h a Associated Preea ta tb or: ao T irn Decanted r e " r e ip hrrekp e l v t a t h a t IX* n* T ill uajATE o r hum f c i i 'H k i . B L i i o c p r *. »»ppd u . . . *‘ i«n«a will, nw t e a eth Car et '.o «irb«r. A. b I t t l . preiant r iv a l, M i n e r . Op«a l ls u t* m Chuck Congdon, Tacoma. W ith , pro who taught L’. S. Amateur golf champion Pat L etter for •even jeer*, won the Canadian Oprn In 104*. List With Victory Tkli Fall, iparOwrn aad a'katt wha e*i*T iba nulrfean *»«1d raa.e tk n u u id . nt {oral tad rut j- Ire* unlrt* they ar* attrnwelr cartful with tmektt, maukca, Saturday tlua It 1*4 *0 but with th* Crimson Tid* it was quitg a different itory. >|U«iiaippi State filmed to teeond pises ta the SEC ttandlnfi with a M-7 victory over ‘Bam*. In four previoua gem** the Tide had aoiad only points-sfiiut Vandy. Saturday'* lop game in South pit* a pair of oace-bratn powers—Duka Georg* Each. Tech loit to Auburn a week ago and Pule *a» whipped by PilUburf Saturday. M itiiuippl i* third in th* standIngt with a 3-1 SEC w o rd and Tech i» fourth with a 2-1 marie. Kentucky 2-3-1 and Tenneatee M are tied for fifth. Florida ia irventh with a 2-3 mark and Vandy, George, Tulano and LSF are tied for eiglith with 1-2 urd*. Alabama 0-3 1* ia the cal* ik V i n a tv n u v x c i a M oan** tm x v o n t A d v ta tu r * » i t n Uaaie wr»u Carieon C a rn K al Kawa. IV*ain*r-8pla j - - n i P a i r N««> W t t k l p N *»a Ttatlew M utlral Varlallaa Duval t k n u pp o ritru a n Ctuh Africa of F i r e n o a * E uer fc lAtr* icambar Drlda imoa H u a r a a TXaalra til* PUTtINO Alt Of HIS MIGHT into the effort, P*ul Andcrton (top), II. of Toceua, O*., la ihown in artion ax ha rnmprtrd In tha 27-nattnu cight-liftinf champiomhipt in Stunlch, Germany. Aadertoa hold* the world'* weight-lifting Ulle, railing MM pound*, to better by M P .umli, the official record. Although Andenon was the individual v inner, the Russians took the team championship. Coach Bob Hoff­ man claimed that th* United Slates, not Ruule. won the world rhjmpionihlp. lie tald that the iclection o( Tom Knnn (bottom'. of Earramentn, Calif, winner of the 111-pound title, as champion »!•<* tn the phytlqu* competition thould have credited the U S. with Av# additional point*. Sir.ee Russia went unplaced In th* physique eontcit, Hoffman elaimod • M-to-15 victory Instead of tha previnuity reported ID-lo-IJ Soviet triumph. f JaXrraatim*! JUdiophoiui) (Continued fram Page Duel mechanic wav charged with hav­ ing "no headlight*”. Constable George Kelvey, of Oviedo, charged Robert Brown of Maitland, a 39-)rar-old laborer, wiih w k le it drivinr and driving whil* fntoxdratcd Bond for th* t«n chergev w»i 1100. The arrevt wav made *t Goldenrod. A charge of “tiixult" w at pl*ceded againtt Jtmvv Dunlap, a San­ ford negro, when Eula Mae Mar­ tin preferred charge* againtt him. Deputy Sheriff W. L. Long made the arreit. Public drunknett * a t plated againtt a number of violator* inr hiding Ronald Irving Wilkeraon. Jame« If. Gray. Leon Henry In ’h»*r. Namon Winn, and Millie Lou Garrctl Jan ie, Sherman Holloway of Sanford wai charged with "d rid­ ing while intoxicated” when Fio­ rina itignway ratrotm an Carl William* made the arreit. Bond wat »*t at ITA Game Warden Harry Hervlih charged T. W. Carter. Letter P. Velgel, Gene A. Lucchci and liar, ry Hanct with ‘ hunting birdt in t bird Mortuary rexerve.'' Constable a. v ' >lim" Gllloway made ehirget of * publie drunk'* againii Elijah .Toret; "u»'.tg- car without owner* contert” againtt Paul Prcatnn of Lake Sion, roe; “aatault and b a t t e r y ” againtt Jne Butler, 35-year-old negro who ia charged with hitting a 14-year-old boy; and “ exceiilve speed'' againtt J o h n Hrnry Thnma*. of DeLand. Tennessee Leads SEC High Scoring Muai* Kailra I p harphp that i*ta in I t , Honorable r m i n i p J u * ( e of UOdarplenad will, on tha f l u > i r eem inoU C nuntr. r i n r l d a . hit final of K o.rinba r, A t* 1**4. i>rr.,»l re tu rn a rcount and v o u r h r r t. a> If- Ihfr IkftoraM a i ' o-ioi J ,d#» r f A4mln1,<r , m r nf lh a I k l a i a »f Pamlriolp r u u n l p . H - r l d i t.-r final J 1 ftOI TIf. t i r r i w r , an4 at aa!4 r r t u r n . a r r n g n t and »ou< ,irr», aa llni* than «r-l (hare, m a l a arpll* A d m l n k t r a t r i i or th* I k i a i a of ra tio n la Ilia ia'4 J u d e a (or a final r t ti l a m e n t of Ma adm lnlalrallon of RMflA ntC'Ml l .l i u i k i l . n . d r r - a i . o and al raid llrna than and Ihrra. tal4 t t l a i * and for an a id e r dipm aka a r i ’llralto n to iha « i t t f u d s a ■h a i e l M him aa a u r h Admlaltlrafor a final taillP m -M of h»- ailmlu- to1 - t l- l thin lha t l h dap af Octo> -t-,non of paid rptalt, a r d for al> ordar rllr, h a r a l i i | har aa •>,. fi Ad- bar. A (• 1*11 / a / K J B o u 'h tnln ltlrairil A, Adniltiiatraiar of l i t l<alad ih la i h a f i t s d a r of t v i n . K a ta'a of J B. AoulX, t»a brr, A. I> l i l t c e a t'd /*/ ESTELLA RACOT A- A d m l n k i r t i r l t of t h e Vo||a A VVIliiprrp. J r . Allnrnap for A d m ln la lr tle r r . t i a i t or no»A n riiE L ■anford, Florida. HEIkiKIL Dacra-pd. t o W finyf IT Q l T r n v r r i N Tog will lav* nnfir# that the B ird of C v ,n ty ComnilMtonera will a t |o ed o'clock A. XI, on Tlie*. d * ', lha tlh day of .Sniemfirf A I’ al the 1 nuofp roinmlraloner •’ r-.-ni in the nrm m ole < mini) rn„rf Hour*, sa n fa rd . Flntida. hold a publlr h a a r ln e *• p m a n k d l-y l r r | . Ion H I 11. Law s - f Florida I’ l l , to m n a ld a r and datarm ior w h - ' h r r or not the r .i u n i y will va, al*. abandon, dltrnnllnii* and rlna* a n d /o r r e n o u e r r and dlrrla 'ni any rie h l nf ih* ( 'o u n i r *"d nuMlo in and In a n r land, or l n tr r * ,| th p rrin d - l l e . a l - d up.-n a n - ma.i ur Mat i r r o r d a d in r-rnlnvl* i n»r ‘da and w h k h a trra ir. roada nr hlehwajra nr* mora parlicutarly dr a, i H r.I a* follow* I.ENW 0OD h T I I tV T b»i *<an fiarm ond and llarn ard . Traci hfirlng*, a* recorded la Flat Book *. r a a * If ADAMS STflEET b a tn e eo An­ drew* Drive and I t la r k w . id A’ *nu*. T r a i l No |J. epalao-lo Spring*, a* r*rerd*d in r > it Bonk t. pap* II. and T rac t No. I t . a e^ re r n r d ld Ih Flat Hank *. A*r?AMS ST RE ET hatw .pn Linr e in fetrrat and Jaffaraon. Firaat. T ra c i No ) i , e a n l a r d o Spring*, a* rw-ordad In F l t t H«ok 4 fair* 11 D14IO ST R E ET I n n aio p , p . f ord lo South *4** of | ) i h C • I r w t r or la Norik ad«* nf ’t II. S le ek “T - T r a n No i t . *» r e m r4*d In f u i Rook 4. r t W o s V INTERESTED MAT Al b p * f t AND HR IIHAl!H AT TH c i r i E i ’ ° r i *A, K A n o v , : Rit Vftp o r r O l NTT COIIMII b lp N E R S o r h i t . r o t " v i.v vitr. rift* i t r r o t * r o r T it* vi * i i i at nit i x i . r m r i it t* v m i t o n * i:v iv o i.i i n t v n , (T.iiltlPA t it x m x h i *o. teat. e V ii r HE a L I y . *• r u n o n D k ra p a nr M. A ua ’ii'lna . Plaintiff. V* r e m tv>i,pn, . . t i». Dafaadant* MITH r. i n l i t - r E M l Ti3 r E HI DOLPM. If llvlna and if d>*4. bli u n k n o w n apoiiar. hair*, d a v l i r r , k f a i a r , . c ra m r»». r-r olhar rx rtla p rlatmUia In. • rra ilp t y . th r n u a h nr a**ln>t him. and ALT. r r r t a O N * HAVING • >h a v i M l l t n T o il av r, a n t j;*TATt:, n i M i T t i t i . i; oh i \ r r . n i “ T i n o n t.ti x D r o v T i n - h cA i, rn o p E fiT V i i e h e iN A t- T u n p k * i i i i i h : i > rm A n r . HKitVitir n o t i p i e d th at a null liaa bran br.uiaM • s a i n . i you. Itio n a tu r e of w hlrh •* i . r i n n i , i r r l a l n 'loud* and In mil*! and r o n llr m tlir lllla In I hr • ir r - 'i u f i x r dearrlbad real p r o n r n y Th* nam e ol lha I'm irt in a lilrli • hr m il ha r hi*n In O H u lid la th* Circuit Court of Ihr M a m Judlrial Clrrull ia and for s*m in#|* C-igntr, Florida Th# a lb r a a l a i a d lltla r f th* raa* I, J O t E t ' l l P. IH ht.V T »• r K n t 'D O L p l j #« alt. b»in* C h a a ra ry Cat* N* I t H Th* dearttp lioq of th* real proearly Invelaad la a* followai Th* w » r i On*-It*If <W‘l» of lb* Nnrlhaarl Q u a r t e r iSCVat rf ihr ho a ih a ati Q utriar I I T U t of t a r t l o n IJ. Townahlp 91 South. Ilanp, In C u t . To* ar* b t r t h r required to nt* j » u r ana war with lha Clark *f lb* Clrrull Court of lha Ninth Judicial Cirrutl. m and for e«mkio|# r o a n Iv. Florida, damlnol* iV aniy Ongrt ll"U»a. Harford, n o r m a , a n d tn aarv* a ropy Ih a-aof u.wi* the r i a l n t l f t a altnrnaaa. Flaua. E d ­ u a r d . and Eurh. a t Real LlMJleilon Aaanu*. Orlando r i n n d i , o nr bafnra Ih r |U h d a r of Novambar. t i l l H rra ia fall nol or a l o r n nrn ro n fata o will h* a ntarad agalnat row TMp notlr* ( h a lt b* publllhad • n - a a i r h weak for four I I I ,-ontaru llta w t r k t In The Sanfard Hr raid WITNESS hand a n t aaat <nla J*«h l a ^ a ^ O r l a t i r , A. D. I I U . Of lha r i e i k of tha r i r e n l t F o u r t Nffflinnl* County, H e r id a I'tou*. E dwaia* and l,u*n aJsvi y w ' •p Choir* g Davatiea* •Xt n. :: g Mala flat MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED 8TATE8 OB FOREIGN COUNTRIES CRED IT BUREAU O F SANFORD G a n t h e l\ W d H a s E v e r S e e n ! OWN YOUR HI THEN LOOK INTO Tl "PACKAGE <tiDtYr J s J < f f ipUnR_ H y d i w - M s d < When, fir IiuImmu, eonUyou JfiU Mjikinf It D rm Thii extrsordinsry new Cadillac Da inty brilliMt sgw C sdiU schm irT ...s«ttlM 4 �Weather ro o k n v s P A r u fa ir through Wednesday; •lightly renter anulh portin'! liMilght and llednrsdiy. DEFENDS TOUR RIGHT TO KNOW! * • VOLUME XLVI ■ lu r n tin 7 ig 2 *S AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER «*i n n i n a m tl'iin tV * OCTOBER 15. I9SS A n w ta le d Prewn le a w d Wire Nn. 303. c Lee Armstr To Operate Club Jaycees Request 5 . ■ a«_ _ i...l*hlmaclf ri.a From ^Freah .Meadow Country “at knmaM home" in in VU hit DfW new Club, Great Nack, Long latand, surroundings, tne Mayfair lnn Country Club'*) A m .lro rr *r*nt 13 ytara in new pro Sanford to Central America managing golf W^rnT |'i U report* to — ■ take over th* operation of the clabe. In the Republic of Panama Canal, Coata Rica and In Honlocal golf club. Iwe Atmitrong. for 19 yeara a •I*ir» Three yrara in Detroit, Mich, wero to hit record professional golfer, and with a ____ ___ added _ golfing convert!Cion that can 7a" well ’m two yeara in Texa*. keep the mo.t «aC*r hohbiett .., |p tn t th, ,w l th l„ * ,nUll entertained, haa already , mada <n phoenla, Ariiona," Arnntnmg remarked, " a t the brand new Paradise Valley Country Club." Armstrong hav alto »een gulfing •taj* in Florida with two winters a t D*:ftay Beach. “TH* U the first time I’ve t*cn with the N«* York Giant* organ­ isation," itation," aaid Armstrong," but I ' am happy that they'er rr!#ct*d me to La come here rishl at the a<Jma *«nl of one otic of the bigg*«t golfing • cant eventa ever to coma to Central evtnta Dr. and Mn. L. T Do»i leave for Plot Ida." Commenting on the local golf .Clearw ater tomorrow to attend Ihe annual meeting of the Florida rourtf, Armstrong aaid,I, -I l 'a in | n-al good shape — ini excellent Chiropractic Association. Dr Doji ia'd that tha convention j condition. tVe ttariad ceding the will be held in the Fort Harmon greens today. You ire, thia year Hotel, Thurtda/, Friday and Sal- ! the fairways, greens, ami taca I will all be aeeded." unlay of Ihia work. Tha new Mayfair Inn Country Three nationally known figure* will ape*k to the avmmbled group. Club Pro said today that he will Doit aatd The ipeakerr will in »oon hav» hia pro shop in opera* (Continued On Page Two! elude Dr. Roland K. K* singer of the National College of Jhlropractic In Chicago. Tha subject of his addr#!*, he laid, would b« "Otieoua Syitem In Xray Interpretation". Other ipcakeri will he Robert D. Johni, eounael for tha National Chiropractic Aimclatloa who will ad d ren tha Florida Association on "Chiropraelle Jurisprudence", and Dr W. It Quigley of Ihe Palmer CwiiMg «f f l iropractie in Dasrnpwrt, le w t *ho will apeak on ChfrThe annual meeting of the Flo­ Tfo F i f e ho Therapy”. rida Stale League wiU be held in pa Itw rpresident Krider, - —------- of - St. Peler*burg, J o h n Dr. Mm la ■a »'-__ ______ _ Chiroprarlie Asaocia Ik-ague Provident said today. U a* h tv fcf aervrd in that capacity The meeting will be held at tha for three term*. He will install the Suwanee Hotel. Fir«t St. and Fifth td ic c ri elected during Ihe conven­ Avenue, in SI. Petersburg, next tion a t a banquet which will be Sunday, October 30, beginning at held Friday night 10 a, m. Herb Smith of M. Petersburg, aaid Krider, has arranged for . reservations for directors who may with (A g» over to St. PetersU w rta a riy (of Uw meeting pa Sigh ’ day. The State League president has asked that eaeh Hub arrange to have someone present to represent them. C. R. Dawson, president of the Today It the wlnd-np day for the local baseball group will attend Memherihlp Campaign of the Sem­ Irnm Sanford. Krider said thia morning that inole County Chamber of Com­ election nf officers mil he held and merce. Every team la putting in extra early plans for 13M will ba diaeffort today to bring Ihe total mem­ cussed. bership of the local Chamber of Commerce to tha expected goal In Two Enlistments nrder that the forward-looking pro­ gram might be put into effect. Accepted In Local So far, Ihe team* leading in the contra! for tickets to the Orange National Guard and Gator Biwl game*, plus ex­ Two new enlistment* have been pense money, have rarked up a to­ accepted in Co I, 121th Inf., Santal of thousands of point*. Al Wal­ lord's own National Guard unit, II lace and John Willlimi are leading was announced today. in tha race with a total of ir.*w points: 0. Lewis Dinkins and Mils The new men a rt Charles aidDot Powell have 1S.TW points; ward (Jimmie) Lee. who Uvea at John FlUpatriek, working alone, SIT South Park Ave., and Larry h is a total of II,WO points; other Busby, Box 310, Lika Monroe. Lee. II, la a student at Seminole teams la the race are J. )(. Blythe High School and only recently mov­ and C. D. Brown hava a total of ed to Sanford from ML Sterling, 1PJM points while Dallas Loop and Ky He la a member of the Glee Andrew Carraway have a total of Club and la on the basketball tiam. 10.T10 pulnti Busby, originally from Glenvitle, Memberthfp Drlva Chairman Ga., la . student al the Lake Mon­ Clifford MeKibbin said thia morn­ roe School and Is IT yaars old. ing that tha top winners could be Both men are beginning their any learn in tha running since final recruit training with the unit and report! and extra effort are all be­ havd been assigned to the second ing made today la (he big aptirt to rifle platoon. lead in (be rare. Teem captains viewing for Tan­ gerine Bowl tickets and ileak din­ A C L Safety Meet ners at Eddies Steak Houae are The Fourth Quarterly Meeting of Dallas Loup with a total of 31.200 the Jickronvltle District Safety points; Don Bales with 13,300, Committee will be held in assembly and O. Lewi* Dinkins with 30,700. room of new station beginning T Final report on the drive will be p.m today. ACL personnel, their 'amilles and friends are cordially made tomorrow. nviled In attend. Annexation Vote Extensive Plans Dock, Made For Concert Terminal Membership Drive Discussed Dr., Mrs. L. Doss To Attend Confab In Clearwater n . m K nrMPRRKY f i e l d f o r e m a n foe Harold It. K*»tncr Co. toots nvi-r a field of beans wtlh G «St|i IIirrai | tower. “ At good at I'w ever teen, he Mid, (Staff Photo | ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ G. Fvlcn-ivc pbnv are being made **id Franre* Roumiltat. pre-idcnt of the nrwt* fuimed Seminole 3lutual Concert \*sociation, lo bring mir mcmltcmhip drive lo a sue cessful conclusion, At the fust meeting nf Ihr as­ sociation preliminary plan* were oulllnrd md artist* were rhotrn (or the three concert senes, Unite to appear m Sanford, under the auspices of ti»c Seminnle Mutual Concert \<*->riaiion will be Cor­ nells Dlls SVmner, Dee I, Nelson and Neal \u-lraltsn tm rru an duo piano team Isle in January, and Ihe Don Cossack Chorus and Dsn errs under th* direction of Ihe di­ minutive Se.g. Jstoff. Uie in kebntsry. Roumdlsi said today tbsl Dr. W*dt Rucker has been selectrd as treasurer of Ihe local movie nrgantuui-n and that Mrs, Thilip .Mira will serve si rhalrman nf tne Headquarters Commitlrw. Mist Dili* Reese Whittle will be in rharne.wf the studrnt member­ ships for the concert series. Considerable Interest has hern shown by the Navy personnel si the local base, said Roumiltat, and representatives from the tim e la­ dies orgamratinns will serve nn Ihr imitirdiale staff of the ,Seminole Mutual Concert Association. Itrprc tentative* who will lakr part in the membership campaign will be from the F.ntivtrU Men's Wives < lull, HhIConUaised On faxe Two) Housing Authority Explains Needs Letters Are Sent To Local Residents For USO Funds Harold Kistr.rr tn.l rmn ,o chairman lot Ihe I 'D 'ttn n Drive m.w in progrs • >b * •• II Jame» Gut, a former F.iufotd .peak peisonall* with hundred* Mayor and Conitulvvlnuer, s% well <an!"rd cttirr.-* have *'nt » J»H»f a* a trader in civic and government in .ever.l lhfst**nil lo* >1 residents. affairs, was pirsrnted last lilght the appeal G,r ^ h '1’ " *'’ * r* with a lesolution l-v thr lloaiil of m»h In part * borne avsav front S.vnfonl C i t y roinmistioiuis home" for Ihe bwal Navy iw-rvonhonoring him lor hi* long vv\n* of nrl ifr\ otad ic > <■ rp il \ !.o'g The ro-chilrman evflath th •',etr with the resolution 'lavor Denver utter (he va»i»c • of the pto;n"V Cotdrll p:r*rnt*i| Mr. Gut with * here in «*q»0fd A volunteer »t*H silver plaitrr, of ho»te*»es and chaperun* i j 'e nr Gordon Bradley, local represen­ th n r lime anvt mergic* to malnlam tative of the hoo<ng authority, . schedule 0. vlAU'e*- ham ides, evplainrd In thr Itoa-d nf Cnm- bsach purlles and other •p.'fis! eitiioinnru Ihr mr.| for addition- -enls to keen the service personnel si houelng unit* m the niv. The •Istioned here entertatne<l I'ublic Housing Authority approv­ In addition to Ihe thousands an l ed bn additional units fnt Sanford thousands ol hours <>t volunteer <n I'J&k'. Itiadley «aid, but tho ac­ work, there i* *011 * necessity (of tual huildlnr nf the housing farili- rnorn^y to opcrJtf tuch xo ors^n * tie* hrre was not puitiird. The iktiun Rrcorrting mxchinf% much l>e purvbased records mint he past Congress ha* authorised ISe nought. TV vel* purchased, station­ nno units and has taken all strings ery and other necessities mutt b* oil of Ihr pv’svibllll rt ol obtaimug kept on hand lb* piojeet, The Naliieivl I'SO has sent t>v) Bradley explained the necessity monthly tv. Sanford In keep th# nec­ of a le mlut inn to ptrvrnt the essities for Ihe many programs spread of alums, with a local deter­ flowing And only once, since thvs mination nf nr-d. Wo have old) local CSlI has been reopened, has 10 units at Edwin Higgins Ten are there been a loeal rempalgn for now, lltadlr) sat.I, anil at the lime funds fo* the heavy evpendltutes. they wet* mads axailaldr we had Dir goal vet for the I.Kal cam­ nppiii iilion for ma.e than doulda paign is (ust shtiitl hall of what ik what we could provide. “ I believe , ett'tallv takes to operate H>» USO that Diet* is a ptsd for the adili- het* Harold Ksvtner and Don tint al unite for danfotd," lb* Hey Bales s*k Ssnfntd citirens lo drop S chci k In Ihe I'SO. «nn East F ltri •aid. City To Study Ihe Yogrr' ••.' Css |i**biner* ap- Atreet, Sanford anil vh»n dro|» h“ piovck Ihf jesoli linn asking for land see tor yoorvelf what v I Chance Of .Buying DiMItv r.*' units tbl* are*. IJMDWW I'ovmUiJ tie* nf obtaining * it5Booster Pump city ahufl <bo nd lournainenl wal Thr Ci'y of Sanford will Invrvll- discos*,1'■! last night If the city rap gate Ihe possibilities nf the pur- make avsdshl* .■Idilional court* rh**e of * booster pump to lie n* mm ct the g-gantir u*rd in ronneetion with water lank -j» r hn* -is * • rally winter. erected In the reieul walrr evpan-| ( or (OM III a lley, rhailniutl of the sb*n program hut not yrl put into Setoifiole County Chamber of ComA ten nrh » iter main • •• brok­ use since vsaler term u be f.uri i meue ftenration Coinmittv* s ill into th* tank evrepi order ahnor, that a meeting will I-* held with en this mom r s »t H>r Interseetion of llth Al *n<1 French Ave. mally high prvesuit. repiesriitalives from ihe 2*> citie* Heavy equipment, operated he Engineer* had evpre*sed pos- affevtrd in Die toutnament. Cragc 0.instruction Company, loro sibilitlre of using a valve, rallrrl Bids wen open ye«trtd*y, dur­ the lop nf * vsbe from the pipe, an automalie attitude valve, svliich ing the dav, for the poirhav* of sending water •pitting high tn:<s would cost the city either |MH or Rad-o equipment for loth tha the air. . . 1072. The break In the Urge msm nirhire Dr|ieitim-nt and the I’oliia C i t y Mansgrr Wartrn K. (lepertinetlt. Water meter* for the ni-htng water to Sanfo d te-ulents Knowles esplatnrd to tha eily, “ At city, ami uniforms for the police nr re sill vied l e vhvttung off of t have told the City Commission <l<partmrnl. water s'l over the c'ty until Ul* brfoie. It's an enginrrring error." tmvld he made. Awards for bids were msde for repairs City Mansgsr Warren E Knowlea Tha cost nf a Ixsosler pump is two Motorola Radios for the Kir* estimated to ba ia the neighbor­ said earlier t«Uy that h# hoped Department at a eosl of IWU.73, that the water would he off only *• hood of 13,000. while on* RCA radio unit waa bout 43 minute* V fitting had to purchased for the I’olir* Depart­ ment al a n o t of IStt.lh. .100 Nep­ be m-vl* h'f-'H h ,,Vw’ Public Hearing Is tune water n<etrrs were purchased Set For November for use by the city at a cost of Association To Hold A public hearing en th* reaoning 121419 earh, Purchase nf uniforms of an area at the romer nf 21th for th* I’ol'c* Department was Meeting In Honor SI. and Mellonvitla Ave. has haen made fimti Yowell's hot restricled Of Captain Tillis to Slr&SeSS. set for Monday Nov. 21st, A meeting ef th* PMieemrn'* The Junior Chemhee of ComTho designated area I* being rr,jusatsd for a lowering af re­ mere# request**] that thn city Benevol#nl Ass- 'alion will he held striction* fmm th* HI AA to an hold a referendum on auneiatinn «! Jim Suet ret s Monday evening. RIA inning *Mrh is a minimum rnnrurrent with th# rlty rls-clion Oi tolier 31. T o m . Poll*# Chief I'. 'V William*. l»*k on Nov inbrr I A It I’eteison nf I ,OO0 fee' of floor spar*. The retonlng was approved hr Jr . praiidrnl of the local Jaycees, night, eaten led an invitation t<* the Zoning and Planning Commis­ apprarrd at the meeting. Hr st'd ' the Board of Sanford City f " " * •n*r« to atUnd A t m H linf sion and referred to the Board of that there w*s nn *pc<ifie date City Commivsioners for public designated in th# hill wnbh vvoj|<J v hie la will he held In honor of 1 <'»pta<n B»r I'* '1" »ho.# relit*, allow thr elrction, hearing and final sanction. t omnilsvioner Jail* Itatigan ev- mi nt from inc S*l>fold Polle* I’** Due to the absence from the rlty by several ef th* offi<|*|, at p'amed that " s r want to make p s,tment is effestlv* Novamb-r 1. Dth-r hanon for W * the regular set date for th# com. {(,tain *shat servirei we ran promi.sinn meeting. N'avemhar It, tha aid* the area affe.led by ann. sa- will aim he r« <1 *" t’»U^ * '» * Williams and Kite Chlvf Mark N. November lis t data was set In-1 (Continued Da I'age Twm j rieveUnd, Hr* stead. H i e r s H a s Spent Many Annual Meeting Years Farming In Florida Of Florida State League Is Slated Williams, Wallace leading In CofC Membership Race - i One of th# ism I successful farm­ ers in this area looked over hia ten-acre p!ol of i#ntie*grerti beans yesterday and *a!d, “ they're the finest I've seen In a lung lima." Wading through Ihe field ef bean*. George llrrs looked about turn and reallyn rd hia slatemrnl with, "a* good a* I've ever had." The west side farmer. 62 yearold, looked rvrn elated ft the mention nf his crop and when ask­ ed hci» thr vea'on would be thl* ytar. hr looked about again and said. “ I'm ia good hopes." "•I’ve been growing rrops for Hamid Kastncr *tnrr 1934," liter reminisced, “ and he's about Hie fine*! man t evre knew." Hiers •abl that he bid been farming the •sms ipot fo r. ZVyvar* led h»A spent Jt yeara altogriber. faimlag in Florida. “ Fm proud of me farm," George llmra fomn.ented, “l>eradio tlat'a where my living c»me* f,*x m." Counling up his acreage, when a*krd abmit lor •ire of his farm, he added up blocks of live acres until he reach•V), and Ihrn he said, “that's all rvrept Ihe live arres nvrr Ihere where I keep rnv hogs They’re dumes, and some nf ihe finest you've svrr *ern. I've got trn •( lhs>m over there." ( l)de Humphrey, ftrld foreman ! for Harold Kastnrr Co., said lhal the field if te.dergrren beans ;:rnwn b Georu'U tilers -.ould be harvested Wednesday mnrtung “ The n'uli'y of th< -e beam is extra fine,’ hr aaid. "And the yield will ho about tvo hampers lo Ihe acre," ha added. Ulirn aikrd about ihe produce from the George Hier'a, farm, I.KK ARMSTRONG. MAYFAIR INN COUNTRY C l.l'll pro. talc* Humphrey laid, “ Mr. Hiers hia alwvys grown quality product, a few awinga, when ha report* to lake over tha local golf club. .he fiiwst that c a t be raised." Humphrey said that, “we'rt IsoIJng forward to one nf the best $346 Is Collected seasons weve eser had here." I'i'rs lotki'ig out ovet his fielis In Fines Yesterday •if brans *aM, “you know, l owe A total of *346 wai collected in a M o( cp dit to my good im ps in finea yesterday in Sanford City rbe fart that I haven’t mls>ed koisCourt when l l ease* were heard A preliminary hearing wa* held ,.3> Scipol in U years ai-d it's by Judge John Leonardy. yevtrniay afternoon, before J u d ­ prc'ly ora* 31 years now." Traffic, rase* were in the maj­ ies of Ihe Peace Hugh l»tinran, for ority when fines were imposed on Carenre Smith and hla wife Mary, Growers Required four persons for reckless driving. | who wera betn. held under two for running a Hop sign, three for drunkenness, two ,fnr impm j rharari of both selling and pos­ To Pay License Out of Stat* grower! will bo per parking, one for assault and session of illegal moonshine whisk­ battery, one for drunk and dl« I ey. if mired to par tho nerestary orderly, one for eirerdmg thr Thsy were originally lakvn Into license to peddle or sell their ipeea limit and'one for careless custody Sunday night. Oct. la. and cnmmoilitlei In tha City of Sanford and negligent driving. charges preferred against them In the future. The'deciiion was reached at last following a starch nf their home. night'* meeting of tha Board of Clarrnt* Smith was bound over Hanford City Commissioners when to Seminolo County Court on s It *•*• esplalnod that such selling, charge of “ poutalien nf a pint nf wi'h Insufficient evidence that tha illegal mnenihliw whiskey" while hia wife, Mary, was bound nvrr to .filer had grown tha product* he Circuit Court on a charge of "pn*- is srllinr, it hurling (hr local setikon of three gallons nf illegal pro*or, la hurting the local open «tr market*, and ia hurting the mnnnvhinu whiakey." Tha arraata wera made by De­ Inrsl merrhinla. Such growen, peddlers, ar **lfputy Sheriff* Morgan McClelland r-s, will ha required. In th* futura, and W. L. Long. lo present evldenra that their pro­ Bond for «aeh was sat ai 1300. ducts were grown on th* teller* e*rn farm. Hearing Is Held For Duo Yesterday Illegal Shooting Arrests Are Made M Two more a rrn U warn w o rd ed In Ihe Seminole County Sheriff* Office for “ahootlng dctra in bird Mtictuary m a m " t y Gama War* daa Hairy Harvbk. Actordtaf to Dm Sheriff*! offlea, a total of tight a rrn ta were made for lh^ Ultgtl ahootiag. Thi-te pntUng bondi on the eharga wera: John W. Mahan of Orlando Alt Parca Rasa and Noah M. Dima of the U. S. Air Water Main Broken At Intersection City Officials To Attend Session City Manager Warren E. Kn«wjea, City Attorney William C. Hutchison Jr., and Mayer Dea­ rer Cordell, will attend the anaual meeting nf the Florida League af Munlrtpalltlei which will be held In Jack son vlla Koremher II through IS. Mayor Cordell le elaUd to tahw r» rt In a pa no) diaeueainw during the meatiag. 1 H. JA M m GUT H I n o YEA a r*solullow af tha Board of Ranford City Co»iiml**lon*r* fmtn M ay* D a » m CsrisIL Tha w n l i l l o praiaaa Girt for hi* long and faithful n r v lr i ia tha ariy- (Staff Fhala) �■ Pm s a a g ij& s z a m onn .____ Kriadw. • • u t lW j rs ,_ .J R , . — ---------Owes. esO en *r» hi* r"»»t itour.re *f **r»«w# •* •« • » K: , l n M C»ml Irani* 11*1 Ilf W .w t i»* M mnr. U<«a *»• t»w>Q..*q r_r.!>»». JVb.a h* imrvia fiw* III* r t » . •****•• Ihat Roctr-a On* wifa. j w . ha*----r>nw»t(11» foe lh# FpearaL.I o™. h*a of thoa* — © f is a W f f iS potht«r «m»l* WMWlRsf** M* W H . I ch a tter m tm -I WO f r o n t,” Jo* Mattery * H , ***-hai h appro* to u* bow Mr. ri . Mr. Btowr- Joe'* kin voice. Bad alt* rod. tot lounging now. -I got , ___way a< working. a**T- n u n go do IU"l»ks replacing that wlndowpant la Mr. Bnndia'a cottage.'* Ihandya oyoa, which had gone compulatvaly to tha acarn on hit face, narrowed with alien lion. Jo# grunted, revealing neglected teeth, "later**led in wtndowpanei T I’ve got on* (or eels.” -W hat ar* you galling a l l ” ”1 waa juat thWaing, Jar. Unndl* aura atept aouad. Navar wok* up tor ao viettor* even. 1 eeea on* of ■l»»m g.) u> m* (ouag* that night myealf.” Jo* look courage from Shandy's auUnaea. "V*a*ir, you could aMHoi aay the poor guy -Not m. Tuml Oct ts . in s RAEFOLEY rhythm of a e a t "Tom don't under, •tend. Clyde locked everything be­ fore w* left for the—* ah* aurted neatly th* word that had mich anility—"the eervteee. N oouuider could poeelbiy have got la. And no one came to th* houi* thla morning but Doc Thomie and hia wife, ho It haa to be—” Rhandy*a voice waa quiet, -(hia of ua.” -And 1 don't know w h it to do. Unger alwnya told ma What to do.” "Not alw ay*,- ha reminded her. -Tou had a few ld*aa of your ftha rwayed toward him, her vote* husky. -When 1 think what 1 n*v* don* lo you I TouV* never really forgiven me. her* you. ShandyT“ -On tha contrary, 1 never blamed you." "Roger," ah* said obliquely, aa though an*w*rlng aom* unepokrn romment, "waa tha flneat man Tva evtr known." At leant,” Shindy Mid. "be haa a chanc* to get a king met from It now. Being th# fin**t—It must have been a (train e t llm**, *vea for Roger.” Carol frowned, end with th# smooth foiehtad puckered ilie looked almoat ugly for a moment. "Do you think It to wise to aey thing* like th at?” Trrtvap* not.* he agreed. -But only Roger could be wtee all th* time.- Ha reached out and took tha aaonymo-<a latter that alt* was twisting between bar finger*. -Bat­ ter let me have that. Who put th* mall on Roger's deekT* "Clyd* Klbhee-Clyde," h* m W thoughKurty. - m aekjrtm about It* Baaing tha look af alarm on her face ha add­ ed. -Tactfully, of eourea." -But how could Clyde possibly have known 7" Carol demanded, and then mid with feverish halt*. 1 menu, w# don't know much about him. after ad. H f i away a t M m ■mall boy and f . - I t M M ha, ■pent nt camp baeauaa Albert waa R' ■ Jaot the ww always untamed. We don't really Try to put R out know what kind of person M might be. Boerehow, hs's not al an tha sort of son you'd agpsrt AMart ta have. Just Maauao M Is Ilrtmil* I* dra/L 1 don't euppos* Ilia vi If* win ear*. W* wwitd RifW . to r all—• , -You mUttit,- Wiamtr m o m B usrutnt ‘try working for • < Jtui|t.* Tba Mark Mitt b* M l fwom to th* fun*rat M l raplsoad He broke ofl aa thar* waa a tap t»y navy blue alacka and a maroon _a tl {pullover. II* hun* U»* w it t» tn# coned, "Shandyt Are you there T : kloK t. walking with a famt halt Carol linndie, Mr uwny Mir ’ (that waa ant quit* a tbBp. Hr * aglow la lh* aunasuno, wearing a unirror a-t Mi lit* ctaast dn came ewdliy ilookad automatically at tn* o n hia far* and aaw U s reOaetlea acrona tha Uvtag room of tha col­ o f Jo* Mattery lurking behind hkn. lege, her Mgh heaia clicking on Th* e*<nnvlet waa alight and lh* waa*d Boor. Thar* was nut ■coinlima, with a mouth that dipped a trace of her usual languor. Jo* • eyas went Irani the women to Ike ■treply downward a t U aa. He pem iltad klmeelf a from chroma diaeontaat u rk as ho went out. th at m*t on* with an i n s ----------W het ke it, Carol T* * dor which would not b*v* decWeed When ah* wee sealed, Shandy ■ chi PL Th* world waa again** Joe. It had alwnya b**n agaiaat let luma*If down (Jowly into a him. Ma never had any tuck. If chair facing bar. Ha waa *uttirued hn didn't keep a nharp motor* U> to dMenver that ha was ihalong. Mutely MM MM out a puce of protect hia rtgMa, and Jaa waa *■• -1 jaat found thla.” namely Under of al* right#, ha K aloud, -HMd la would ha taken advaidag* a t Mart* Where did mother, who and got tM afOM daafe M tha library, M of a pUe of tMtara and psora oM and bo had non to chang* Ma ~*~ thirty ynara. I any.9 Her ayoo -Wortt," ‘ ask. -What a gey B k o K lM M .a * * -* i Mlvar apeaa about otlwq ■And neat mm* la Uda eottago.” af n -My. ^ •qnartly. t t a g 'a i T a ^ •■ w N « • Jane Withers Weds Singer Sunday NEWPORT BEACH, CAUL tA fo rm er child a r l m s Jane Withers and ilnfcr XennrU E m i r wera Biarrlad Sunday aboard a yacht. Tha earamony was parfarmad by tha Rev. Sam a IUm b , pa it of the Barwty Hllti m s b f t* Church. Mr*. David Roe# was ma­ tron of honor. Elmo Glorio of De­ troit was lw<t m in. ' £ 3 r < , '; ‘T-‘.Sv:. Lee Armstrong fCmtlaaed Pram Page Oael tJ«n with a full and remplat* lln* of merthandiae. Arm it rang alee commented on hia staff that will aaalit him in making tbs Mayfair Inn Cauntry Club and Golf CourM a complete aurrrat. "I will lave quite a staff,” ha said. Klret to arrive, ha laid, would be hi* shop aiaiatant wh« will ha Rudy Goeullehe. In addition I will havo a leaching and playing pro to aeelat me her*. Speaking nn the eubject nf *«1fIng, lea Armstrong aald. "I v* met enma real golfers In tha few day* 1’v# epent in Sanford.” Mil Plelecher, Clarenca Phillips, K. R, h'mlih, Kerry Tonkc, and CPO l« Folk* are juat a few nf th* real player* l‘v* me*." -Maureen Stewart, th* Canadi­ an Women'* Amateur Champion, who I* a student a t Rnllln* Calleg# play* often hare," Armilrong Mid. Revealing *«me of his plans for the future, Armstrong hoi out­ lined a healthy program for the Mayfair Inn Country Club. -We­ 're going to have Iota of tourna­ ment*, and along with them ha»# an actlvw men'* association, at wall aa doing a lot of work with the young upcoming golfer of high school age,” he said. Included In the plant will t>* a Rllng Bogey Tournament every weekend, th* new pro aald. L*e Armstrong waa emphatic In hia plan* for greater cooper­ ation with th* folks at th# local N*va| Air Elation. "Ther* are some wonderful goifera among thor* NiNvy people end w# enjoy having them." Hr atm added that thee* ar* wonderful poulh- • ’ * *C■»** Pet Wee To Help Fight Fire In Mine WALTONVILLE. 111. UR - Of. ficlal* at Orient mine No. I have brought in Pea Wee, a veteran pit mule, to help fight a lwo-weeknld fire In th« big southern Illi­ nois coal mine. AH elertrlc power underground h it hern rut off alfice the fire started at Hit mint owned hy the Freeman Corp. of Weal Frankfort. 111. Pea Wee. presaed Into ae,-vice Saturday, Is helping tha handful of men, working without gas masks, to move material and supplies for slat* min* rescue eraws advanc­ ing Into th* art* In which tha fire Is confined. Pit mutea gave way to electric tnnlnra at moat big mlnei over 30 y ean ago; The 13-ytsr-oJd Pee Was w it re­ cruited from a little mine. •She'* a pretty smart old foil miner.** on* miner aald. "You can’t fool her and ah* knows what to do." illtles In th* staging nf a triang1* mab-h In th* near future. -W e'ra looking forward to eg. pending and enlarging th* three local tournaraant*,'' Armstrong »*IJ, ”Uta Spancar Memorial, tha lAdie’a Championship and th* Men'a Championship. “I'm looking forward with In­ creasing enthusiasm," Lee Arm­ strong Mid, to th* “ Mayfair Inn Opan whleh will h* staged hare In th* v*ry n*ar future. Some of th* greateet names In golf will play on th# Mayfair Inn ■ours* and we'r* proud to ha able to Invlt* such a glittering list of name* to play with us to th* tournament." f V ^ Jaycees Request (CaaUaaed from Page Owe) lion and how much those services will cost. It will be necessary for a lot of explanation and tiposltlon.” Th* Jayre* president said, -the Jaytees .re In fivnr of annexation and will do everything possible to promote It." Mayor Denver Cordell told Teterson, and other Jaycees at­ tending th* meeting that, “w* met with th* group In tho propos­ ed area to he annaxad and w* didn’t hava th* answers and w* want to gat th* answers for them." And he eald, “ I wish we could glva you an answer. We started • survey and wo want to complat* It before saying anything definite." Andrew Carraway, former Com. mlsaioner and Mayor of Sanford appeared before th* Board of Com­ missioner! last night with an n],| question, and bo asked the board, “Is there any possibility that th* Commission would explore further thh* location of a Municipal Dock and Terminal here," Carraway Mid, “Times have changed. Central Florida has grown and It might be that th* project Is posilhlo now. A good many nenpl* In Sanford and Cen­ tral Florida will agree that its our most urgsnt project." "It would h* a shot In th* arm for Industrial growth," bo said, “even If It didn’t pay for itself it would be moit important for our city." A docks and terminal project should b* publicly owned, bream* we want a public dock, a 5 '■> ' '*%" Extensive jrabll* w o h a o s o . oomadhlnf that avorymo coa.use." Relative to th* question of pur. (rorrtlnuH From Tage One) chasing lor protection outside «f th* city, Commissioner itatlgan I Chief's Wives Club and Olficrrv’ •aid, “ I don't think we hava the WlV«:« Club. right to send our equipment out A headquarters office will be set aid* of th* city. I don't know up In the Strrklind-Mcrrtsoa Build­ whsUitr or not wa have a tight ing nn F a n Tint S t . »t soon i t to charge for the aerviro If it the membership drive gets undctT Is sent outside (the city), and I way. don't know whether or not we can Mr» Ralph Aurttn Smith, mem­ pick certain areas to whom we bership drive chslrmin. has s*t up may furnlrh the sendee." City a fiO-membcr commute* for tho Attorney William C. Hutchison drive A kick-off meeting will ha Jr. told the commissioners that th* held Thursday night « p m at th* City Charter docs not allow It, Seminole County Eduealtonil Build­ neither don It prohibit it. ing on Commtrcla! Avc. A friendly argumsnt bared on Rnumlllat reveals todsy that ma­ a requirement of the City Charter ny phone calls sra being received, which requires a city employe to -vrn prior to the campaign f o p f live within the city limits brought mcmber»hlp, e>king that season comment front every commission, mcmbershlpi lie reserved from thrr er present. Mayor Cordell said, [limited number to b* sold. Thera “w* ahouldn't dictate to people ar* only 340 raison memberships, whsro they should live." Commis­ said F rrnrci Rojmillet. and many sioner Krider commented, “I con­ arc asking thit their rcrcrvallnns tend that we keep th* requirement be made now lo Insure scats at tha In force nr forget It." Commission­ three concerts er Higginbotham eald. “ If we havo Th* membership drlvo actually a law that's not enforceable, then getr underway Friday morning, take It off the books.” said RoumlUat, under the chair* ( The argument started over lh* manshlp o Mrs. Ralph Austin possible employment nf an engi­ Smith, neer, Rusveil Dalle*, tn held the LEAKING GAS BLAMED rew Utility Department of the HAVANA. Cuba uR - Leaking City, Commissioner Jack Rallgsn said, “ I think th* situation I* cri­ gas ts blamed for a violent eiptotical enough to cn.ploy thla man slon which destroyed a two-Mory building in downtown Havana, kill­ In an emergency." ing at least eight perrons and In­ However, Commissioner Rallgan, juring 30 Police estimated prop­ In further comment on the ques­ erly damage at 1300.000. tion said, -Th# waiver of residence More than half th* nation’s tart shnud always be the prerogative of the commission. However, I he. cherries are grown in Mlehlgin. Ilev* th»ht all employes of the city should liva within the city limits. the city limits. There who now tlv* Employes that are now residents outside, if they move, should move of th* city should remain in sld* irrid? th# eity limit*." Here's POWER you can se e Hks Albert.* f Te Be Cewff e f/ TEXAS INVITATION CORPUS CHRIST!, Tea. (JR-A local Cadlllae owner reported he waa flat fed donn by a woman m > lorlat, naked him to coma ts dinner with her In a pleading vole*, learn­ ed he’d helped her win a big bet wh*p be Turned amt. Mw’d married previously. HCH k' mem­ bet friend* *b» rould get a Teaan ber of the singing group rilled In a Cadillac lo roma borne and eal dinner with her. the "Pour Fiashmen “ Thli It Ih^M cm d m srrlsfs for the It-ytar-old actress, She wai marrlsd to WQUam P. Mou Jr., Tatai cattleaan, in UU. They warn dlvarcad la ItM. They have three children. f a m l l y l c a t t i n d f , •• ...S T Y L E that h a s m otion Bring thtm.qll to g tth tr.o n fO N I' Tfikt • food look.« . for t*k U wfa*t tl] Uw Ulk U about t Thla U tha saw look-of-powor la mourcRK that already h u tha automo­ bile world predicting top ityUng honor* for Gkryalcf. . . for tho second jraar la a row! This U tho "PowffStylo" Chrysler. It’s aparking now all tho ra y through. . . (tom its bold outrigger (root bumper, IS to t bock to thooo massive flight-swept nor (codera , , . its dulling now body colon. . . . its mogniflrrrt now in toriora. ' It’s » hanrionwo pockaft of power. . . the most completely power-operated and powercontrolled oar on the highway( Youll thrill to Chryaler's dynamic new airplane-type FlrePower V-8 engine - . . new Pushbutton PowcrFHte nutomatia transmission. . . new Power-Smooth brakes that outlast others 2 to 1 . . . and new . PowerPilot Steering that lends a/u tt power ' assist all the time. It's waiting for you! 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II ha» conducted a Horrit rallic* In a tra i where the c iin m rn l i* waging a lilitoily gmi. la war m ’.h the *rcrct fcriotnt *i*cirte II ip man Matt haii ini m hi drive Hip while man from Kim ■ Falhrr JYji.'n** ralltr* havp drawn laige lurrumli from thp Kikuyu irilm v turh provide* Ihp Kan Mau Mclety with moil of li* mrmhrr* The nirrlinc* rainrit imp o n i' iip- i In wntr hack lu Ihr pnpil'i a«»i>. tain :u t tm c h a t t e r _ T wr«tt 5 5 ' . . _ r - tl'S A * PO'ST T R v . r c s OO YCU \ fC LLO A B V HAVE OTmER •■ tv p. a n s t W TAtU.,1 u«c aware «>f the fart th.it about 7*1 nf lh<* Mau Mm ii l h r m l dally t<r >ay the Rn*irr together. Two nl ihrm lead thi> H'-ury arrl the rfit al Ihp Vm rcnlun IniTiliilr, Vlhiny,' wat at a detentliin ramp M mltr* N V It w i* at Atlunv lhat hr dr (torn Nairobi whrrr *.imp I Jfti in tw rr." ritlrd tn I'a irl the aurld in hn hard rnrp trrAifi't* ate hrld In Ihr camp, tmgr.l h> barbed rruaadr. wue ilifenir pmit and hii«l!ing Slurp lonun; In Krni'a, Ihr with gun*, aunir of thr pritnnm p rin t ha> mrl an I talked with i r- lutn daily 111 dutanl. irr rapped llm i "I tMr Van Man and w.lh Mount K enu lu mp o' thp pagai raptured member* of thr dtridedl g.wl of the Kikuyu, and pray for •orirt) Hr ha* trairlrd Ihtoush thp Man Mau thr bio>h r nun try, holding meet*! Hut thp work "f thp ramp a rp*i mg * lit iillagra lutruundr I by dent pi ip t ha* hi I lli pffppt Said harhpil witr Falhrr Peyton after hi* visit The “Joy* nf Fife", at# •'It wa* a grand Ihmg lo hrrnme hard tn appreciate un!e*a you Snmrlim r* tP*li|rnl pitr-l* arr al<n have good health, on* of in ler|trrlrti hut tnotr ufirn Afm-an laip'PO arr rallnl upon to hrlp put lifr'a g rra ip 'l Joy *, Mood health thr p rir.i'i nir-iagp aero** Wherr la pnerle**, but It It on longer It ihr • atr nuird. tin* tallir* n u y i unu*ual. You ran and ahoulif find t n n a l ltan*lat"r* tpraking have good health. aimutUnroualy to Ihr variiiui F lra t, you m i d h.v • faith, |m u pi. and thp rp*oluti"n to dn Pia.'tflu thr tnprlingi h a ir any ta il­ |y what your Phy*'r'an adtl*r* “ T lip »i >1 of 1 c hlach •ra of n Africa fare* and ihile (ladling teeth an I ing e llc r l’ \ high nfliiial of thp MmiMry llkr a nilg"* a ir from Ihr hrail ill African Ml ait • *aid only lltal of )|a Man < mlrj illrrcd drrp Ih rtr ha* hrpn no |r«*rnmg of Irratlnhiilril to (hr riii*adr pmoliont ” A iioriatr* of Ihp p rin t pmnl Thr Korn t r.:hp' arr Ihr ta in t •Irp in a m pyhiii Katlirr I’rvlon out, hull Pi rr, that in a tra i tth rir ralli (he family rotary r n im lp (hr Mall Man am M'ty llai found Hip rr n j'lr datr« in 1111 and ti ronihlrralill *iip|mrt F a lh rr fry tiaiprl on Ihp ll >>aiy « Inrh hp£ini Ion ha* hrrn hr'irgpif hy throng* “ I hrl.rip in ( iipI, Ihr Falhrr al a*kmg him to b ln * r n u r l n rnipf-j (n r* , inpdal* and h.iliir* the na micht) " Only a fm trai» hpfnip Father tivp* h a ir hmught him gilt* of |v» I I V ) tun lau*Hhrd I n irm a lp, IIip ip taloe*. rgg*. carrot*, lirn*. had lipi-n irtlm u doubt a> In ohrth i Father Peyton hltn'Plf l« *urr po-h'-wnot.t Ity# to hrrmtip a prn *t I that n o n thr ronit linrilrrud Mau' ftorn in County May >, trpland Mail pan tip lititrhrd hv ih riitla m hr had mini'I to \m n ira with h * t). lo ir Ilf III* firit rail* In h' in 4 Ihp a r a l ’3 c e .1 0 .. TVIY h i , ! r u e M t if 'iif * £ AT r u f ie iP/ccr/ i thac . y p ro v j M L ic .c vs ’ j E JvJyJw C vl ^ W 'fi me so tp fes ha. e |aSC£ rnt TANK itAmato, (latowki autyrrUD rot r f s u p i j lAe-atitTio seyfeo. m a n s Toe «AD'0... i------------------------------ — 1 ML tse o T*tO tvt STATION .. roatatAaOr*' met tveea. r . w r o ' t\i *n*> Misrts * a roir*to I p r ? * * iu nr c*Tbi j u* r*c auny y O tT *a/*A**V INTQ T»t iTATlO** • . v j & r . » j t ro u s t a y r u r .i , mi teq iirrc* Legal Notice in n P la in O tT ttA l.l i a *ir ........... tn Ifn i UNTIL rtE BCABD Tn£ ST»ce^it»S Jl'ST TO PE SUPE THEBE s no TROCitC « r pf t i- 'W ir **r I 'l d i t i B f i t** nf Hip k nu r i*r»mi* MlllB! f»P t * PUlMlff # %11*yfnr» •I** <n II I iniiAfflr, 1*0*1 Offli r |t*i% ■■ 11TJ PJfilt f.f K1ofM4 Miff fsT# III* I.A I: h i : v . I l C a l t i l . M t u r l v t p * ' .%» »,n * f o r I ' l M i l M i v t lf« 11 * t»f *h # ftf l h r l i * t h « ! t;h * i *irr u i t U.XKK«m,*It A •worn rotntdalal haaliK l o t f i* i avaia*t you In i 'i * 1 - I • ‘“ lift to »ii*t fnf PrinlB .lr (’< * n r* nil tir h'ffir# thp 1fN 4* r wf S'nf mliff If l'ni| f4t1 I** 4« • ft, J i , i l n n » n l h f d r f P U l t Y\|I| h* U k r i t a i c p i i t i t > o . j f»*r th# l « U i f KinrM* b» r im ii.r v »: i in* v for r*I*nfi r tt * .linir i *1 *1 * of o ' I h I* #111111.1 T I M ltM V I'I.la < »1tfiu n4*4 lit •«id r m pin Int Teraua UMIALM A 1 . Xtto* \. i fondant, tl.r*, p<*.#nt* . o I M U It I. I l l t l ’l 't All yoand y«*i to a n p r a i and fli* < t w r itte n d«ian**a liareln on of !■* ■TATI, ill » UOII It *A tee fora IA* lltll dot of V .l.-n l *r In "tOt ftY I V1V n tine reel, A tl l» il. ar * | h * [ * l » fl.c t.r |*f . den. * * r.-l adilreae • *11 fuVrtood (o o fa iia will ha (Meted aaatn.t Aieone, (trrai-'iia, .Vaw To»n. t o i Attt: iir ttY ltr v t i n r i r r > you The #enford Herald |e drelyrettd THAT a Cntnplalnt fnf Dieerr* hae ■a a aeeeapitirr of general eltruU* hern Itln* a a a n . - l y o u a n d |i*« a . . Need Not Cut Off Your Income W ITM > inr h4nd * d nfrirUl mi when airktir** Im ad r* your homp Second, you ihould adopt th* habit of regularly having your Phytlrlan rlirrk your health. Should ho prewrih# any medication, d<pp" l on our well * loci. i-.| fdiatrui v. nil nf thp 'T i p At ai ia* n.ing parrnti *1 the » ;r nf 19 Hr < n »tih«ri|npnl!i crailnatrif from Notrp flamr Ifniirritt) and rnlrr*’d It-'ly ('to n CollPKP alflllatrit n(th l ith nlip tJalvr rally in Waahinston |i i * lint in hn H Ml I ' i n of ttipology tiitilin hr «a» alrirkm oilh tiil«rriitni|i Cnnflnrd In hnl for a tra r. hi* illnrii err * noriP Thrn nnr day dm tori toll him hr would h a ir Ito makr * ilefltinn “ Thry t"IH hip lo Iru-t In p ra 'rr Spongra are nflrn prrfrrahlr l<> of to havp tn r r a l nppratlnn*." hr wiching cloths tirrauip they leave t i l t #,| <ooL Ihp fir *i rhmro ** Up no lint and brram e they dulrklt trio irrid ari|l r n n t m n r d Ini *tud TOUCH TON DRUG C O . ANCHORS A i \ t GH Colored News Guests See Game Or, J, ,V. OiHimt, thp prut rrtllPil |»nnri|>nk fmil J. lluMtiiti J* , thp t^itltnc ilium tf»njf»r *»f i *hmmiie A t« Inn) thp PirrM*iiii in j;it‘liitin» viltr thp h'Hitr nuptli n( J (* 11ur %ton *tu( rnM»>nl thr f j n i r hr i^ fFfn t \AMl v* ItrttniM i n#tV man whirh ^2 o t t j | *1 P*r Kriidiiiril*: ( rHinltr, hit iId uy a thlrk lather when till* ltd day r»f October* at|Ulahrd in a tieh yoap nr drtrr 1111 gent mint ion fl f* K*rPdnp, B R A N D 1956 N K y World Famous Precision Mode i/ i t* « $ 2 5 -00 to ^ 5 0 ' ° ° Weekly Income $5yOOO or $10,000 Death Benefits Thotftandt of th**a nwycblno* Kovw boot* told by |K# notkm'a Uocfing mod order compomoa. dcportmtnt ilorot and ivwtng •nothin* chain itorttl PU U -Stn MtAOf Reg. *139” IC W t FORWARD A BACKWARD! SAVE $ 1 0 0 .0 0 ! Automobile Liability Policy PINKING SHEARS Ts Th* P in t 25 Customer* G - I M A T C H IN G C . 0 THES D PY 1R -YOUR MUTUAL FRIENDS** BiJfrir due#m m . « |t v ...e M Wednesday, O ct 26 300 E. lHl ST# SANFORD, FLORIDA f0 AM L TO 3 w.m .- 7 HOURS ONLY 118 MAGNOLIA AVE. j r i i it v a c t io n �I D A R iN G Q w M A N O N a , * rLVi»>KS if t A f u f c C h ild r e n A s k A m a z in g Q u e s t io n s A t Home-Trade In Your Community A • B - C the fundamentals tau g h t when a beginner attends school for the first time. A good rule of the thum b to practice emong th e grown folka la the abe’a of pub­ lic relation* a t home. If you are a merchant In Sanford or Bemtnola County, trade with your fellow m erchants, If you are a d tisen of Sanford or Seminole County then trade with your fel­ low citizens. We have faith In our local merchanta. We've learned to know th at their merchan­ dise la the best that can be found far or wide. We’ve learned to know th at the local m erchant prices his merchandise with reaaon and with hia fellow m erchant and d tllen In mind. The automobile mechanic will tell you th at It cost* ten c»nt* per mile to operate your car. And there’s certainly no reason to spend IJI.8A to buy a pleca of merchan­ dise available a t home for the same price, a little less, or even at greater savings. Try the abe’a of good public relation* at home. - , Allow yourself tha privilege of trading There’s new blocvqj being pumped Into Central Florida through Sanford with the upcoming M ayfair Inn Open. The New York Olanta have certainly gone all out to makn the tournam ent one of the biggest th a t’a evar been in ntir part of the sta te .’Our hata •re off to thn folks who are helping to make Hanford one of the beat known Florida cities. The Sanford Herald with your fellow merchant. Become a regular euatomer of tha home­ town atom. Collect tha dividend! from greater sav­ ings and higher quality. • • • Church Bells Signal Peace Teaea — waa tha maaaaga tolled every Sunday morning In yeara gona by aa tha soft peals from tha church bell announced the glad tiding# th at another aabbath moming had arrived. We mi*a those Joyful notea In theae modern days. Maybe there are a few church bell* but the nol*e of backfiring motorist*, traetor trailer*, automobllea pull­ ing trailers loaded with motor boat*, a ir­ plane or Jet plane aooma through the air, literally blacks out any evidenca of beauti­ ful beli*. Some of the oldtlmera nav th at tha rea ­ son they sleep late these days la because there’* nothing hut the alarm elock and sul­ try noises to wake them up. Mayh« some church will hark hack to tha olfien days and let ua hear church hell* vote* will ho eatU By RL'RSF.LL KAT once more aa a aignal th a t thera really la In thin election movlo goers will Who la your favariia mnela a peace. ita r? What picture would you ha aiked to vole for the bait pie- T o o L a t e T o C la s s if y • • • There*! a lot of optimism among the folks who sell produce for the farm ers of our area. They believe that we'ra going to have the heat aeaaon In modem history. We go along with their way of thinking for when tha grower la successful ao are the huslnesi people. • • • We*re looking forward to the opening of the Seminole Memorial Hospital. There'a a modem structure, with modem equipment, and a fine ataff of doctors to serve It. Our hospital will be known, we’re sure, far and wide. Hieve ' 1 no better way to serve your enmmtmlty than to become a member, and an active one at that, of the Remind# Coun­ ty Chamber of Commerce. When you Join with the other business people of the com­ munity, everyone pulls together. T hat’a m l strength. Tuesday. O c t 21, IRKS Today's Bible Verse 'And he healed mfcny tn a t ware aiek of ifv e ri diseases, and east out many devlla; •n d guffared not the devils to apeak, beeauso they knew him.—Mark 1 :84. TTie r S f ) deserve* your attention theae daya aa they conduct a financial ramnalgn to raise funds to keep the local USO or­ ganization serving the men of our armed forces. Do your part lo make the service man r homo away from homo. i f AMBS MARLOW Republican -Party % WAHflNOTON in-T ho RsputiH eon party and Ha would bo presi­ dents are «p g tree antil Jan. 1 •m ail before than President Elseahowar aaya be won't raa again. Over the wwekend Dr. Paul Pudlay Whits, gw Baatow Heart ipocialist directing Klaawfwwar'a rowvalesconco, raid N can't be dottrmlnod foe another two or three months whether hie paUeat baa fatly raeovarod, _ Rut a full recovery daaaa't mesa Kiaowhowar win try tar rt-alecUow Ip UK. N would atom unlikely, having had m » serious heart atlack, that ha would aaak a nothor four year* la the Whh* Rouse It's fOMratly assumed KUaobow*r won’t run. Y*4, untn ha aaya something ana way nr th# other, tha Republican hopefuls who would like to Rll hla shoe* tomeday m hardly pohtklj peoelalm thair atpdldaey. A ’Tree' tar to timing H!a anergie* lav a boon aa restricted by bis doctors ha baa bad little tima, If any, for political discussions. H a l seed im a ka talk Rtlaga over with kla advisers and the party'* lop ooitticlaai because af tha affect af bia announcement— g M'l sot ta row—aw Me party sad Ha candidal**. HAL BO’t L B select •• tha hoet of tha year? If you had bees m voice in tha lolorilon of Academy Award win­ ners, would you ha vo pick ad l ho •am t artora and picture* that wore aaloetad? Chanrea a rt you would have dllagrood in a number of inatanroa. This year you will bo given • ehoneo to east your toto for Iht alara and pictures of your choir*. Instead of leaving tha quaelinn to newtpapor crillra or tho motion plcturo Indutlry, producer* have decided to conduct a nation* wtdo poll giving the fane them* solve* a chant# to make thair own ••lection, A fu r all. who U hotter qualified to Judge than tho folka wha at­ tend motion picture theatre* for entertainment and pleaeura and who muit ha satisfied if baa office raeetpta are good. Tha nationwide pall ta ha known aa tha Andienee Award* Election will ha held In tha theatres throughout tha nation Nov. 17*27. Tho votaa will ho east In ballot box** stationed In tha lobbies of tha thaatraa. Over 10,000 thaatraa are eipected to por­ tlet poto In tho poll which ohoutd provide a very good erooo-ooetton of public aptnion. It la estimated that na lota than maty million . .The .Mg gulf t a t separates Iha tM nkttt af ft m* to the top Re­ publican*. on bn* foreign and domastla problem*, rould ipltt thw party wide open before Iha rowvendow ttnlei* soma way is found ta prevent a split. Elsenhower may try la Had that way befero stepping out af the picture. For that ration, la order le have time for reflection and •maiultattoa, ha may wait uaHI January er early February before aanouactag bn decision. tuto releeitd during tho year, from Oct. I, 19St to Sept. 10, 1P5S, The beit performance by a mala ■tar, tha bolt performance hy a female alar, tho ntutl piomiaing new mala player and tha moil promising female player. In many cemmunlttai local newipopera will cooperate -with their local theatre* In publishing result* of th* Ioral poll a* w*U a* elate and national total*. Thit 1* th* first time a serious effort ha* been mad* on a national •ral* to find out Just what Mr. and Mr*. Movie-goer think about atari and picture*. It will bo In* teracting to too how thoir aeleelions comparo with tho ehaico of tho to-rolled crltice and tha In* duitry luelf. For my gue*» thoro will bo a lot of upset* and when th# invoke (Hare away Ihero will b* inmo new alar* la tho movlo firmament. If you wauld like to bar* a vole* In thla nationwide (election, put on your thinking eap and rontart your local theatre for an offclal nomination blank. Not* your coleelioni and then depotit theh ballot In th* official ballot box In th* lobby of your favorite theatre. One of th* prlnrlpal purpose* of tha election I* to aid and hasten th# davelopmant to stardom of now players. Other objectives, according to ndustry loader*, « :to m a le a new Inter**! In motion picture*, glra tha Induitry It* first authentic Information af Public preference! on a national bails, determine regional prefer, apes* and provide exhibitor* with name# af picture* having a wrlda papular appeal aa that they may hook or replay those picture* dur­ ing tha pro-holiday aoaaou whan thoie a • k * J on telrvisba pro. frame. To* aosorr to even a 1100,. ouo question m television Is, after all. a simple matter of informa, daa that eaa be found by lookini in a referent* book. . ft ha* to ha that wav. If lb* ~ question didn't h a v • a timpls clear-cut answer, everybody would yet confuted and m nteitanti would viart vuinc the ipouors to collect the 1100 000. The question! asked by children would ruin any TV quit show, stump any p-Mifl of eipert* — hecause they often can't be amwered umply and etiifv. A child'i ♦mail mind with all tha wonder V that lie* a b u t it. Any child can aik a queilM that would taka a 70-year old phil* encipher wreke to explain — or Saratoga Springs,N. Y. — Thee*., the project might frightra every even leave him dumbfounded. •l*i. no longer are the day* of 0M aw lr ■* Ai children get older and abyer, gianta, but scattered her* and i Xwn . . . Upi they ceaie to » k theie life-prodthere arroea the land are a tow L * " * / £ " Cro-Magnon throwback*. If you ro it* ■* ** « •- i" 5" b> ding questions They pull down tha ♦earth long, you still raa find a naming a Ally FiUequina and this c u r t a i n on their doubti and man who wear* i even-league year Waller If tils, Jr., a Ctnetn- thought!, and we m in looking boot* and in whoia wake fire nan linotype operator, alto won through the little open window e by f vtreami. Today I didn't avea have a filly with the name Delphidena which we fell we knew them. Helen and George are wise par. to aearch. I wae Handing on the L eu thtee namte teem not quite each of their children clubhrus* porch, meditating the Inspired, Werner told ui, eonild- enle. paned through the queitlnn-aik* oddi board, when Ted Warner er they are at least unuiual. "All caved up and aiked me what I the obvinu'ty choice name* are Ini ilage they jotted down tha liked in the fifth. Standing knee- eubmilled by at Iran 40.000 peo- child'i queitl.mi deep in pygmlea, I welcomed the pie." he said -This year, for e x -1 Later in life, at the right time, eight of him. ample, we paid 11.100 for a Dev- j each of tha «*»* will he given a Som* of you may remember the il Diver colt by the Sickle mar*, record of what iha wanted to know cigar-imoking, king-sUed Warner Slckleup Devil Diver—doeen'l that i then. Here are mmi typical queithnt « ai the manager of Shirley May bring, aay, Frogmen to mind right France the buxom New England away? Well—I bet you w# gel at aiked In recent weeki by Leila 9 Jim: child who tried vainly to tw in the laait 10 000 Frogmaa entries.” "How ran a puddle go away?** Engliih Channel. Or at the man I The trouble with the last two "Did the weeping willowi weep who Juit recently promoted the 121 wlnncra. Ted went on. I* that mile swim down the M ittiulppl they fell ia love with their hone*, that pond under them?" "How ran Santa hear what jaw of Antumo Agertondn. the Argtn - 1 ‘"111*! only let them run In allowwant for ChnilmaiT" teman. By trade. Warner ti a ancer." helaid, "and that’s • "Do you love me even when I'm prcti agent. By breeding, he ia pretty tough e la n of hone. They >ut of the asm* Yonkcre, N. Y.. won't run them in cheaper, claim- bad? "Could you walk on water?" high echool clan that I am, but ing racei, for fear they’ll love "What it under wallpaper?" that waa n yean ago and a i long them lira. Foley eald ehe'd rath"Do you get to he what ynu wi.it . ago at that l wae reconciled to the t r mortgage her hou»* than run ™ fact that he would reach out to FUlequine ia a clalmer. And Mills tu he when you grow up?" "Do your clnthra still fit yow larther horitona than ever I just won't hear of It. They've would. The New Yorkar detain mada pets of thair fUlJea, M yself- when you gel bigger*" "Which do ynu likt beet—fa n ! kls activities earafully each sis I'm afraid of a hone." you can t iay bothy—c a n or kousaiMthi. Waraer, Incidentally, hai Me ei?" It developed that Ted waa In own itable of fllllet-fiv* of them, "When daddy waa a little boy Saratoga representing that Ken- all two legged, all luih and lovely, did he’nant to bo a daddy?" lucky Derby Day Contest, where- He lends them around the country "Why do you have to taka thtnga' ta • pipe-tohacco company buy* a to tell newsmen tha stories of hone and than give* II away to Warner elltnlj. "They were a lit- out of your noie?" "Will my name atifl bo Lilia tha peraoa who give* It the heat t u dubiousat Rrat," he said, when I grow up?" aw •ama. This l» the third year of the flicking tha aih from hit elgar, "How do you get braids*" contact, which tail year attracted "but l enured them mnvt newt"Could you put tha whole world "mora than a half-mllllot aa- waptrmen war# too old and wind­ ings-'* "Wa don't darn 1*11 how broken to eatch them, even If they iniide thie heuse?” "What can I aay if I can't aay many really entered the eonltal." did,Hart a ehaie. New they're old Tad said, lowering his voice confl- hands at it. And they've never damn?" deatiaUy. "or. tha magnitude of beea caught yet." STATE COLLEGE. Pa . iP "Why do you bava two holee in tour n o iet" "Can you pleat* taka the wallpaper off my apple?" "What la the longtil thing In the world? Are roada the Ion last thingi la the world?" The** aren't quenei aiked on a fat oon quit ihow. No adult rould think up qu'ilioni at intelligent *i the** not sven for people try­ ing to win a big motor car for a romolation prize. They ira juil ordinary qufitione that popped uiln the blonde red head of Leila Jim Talmer. who ft there la usually a scarcity of saw Dim offering*. Suitable recognition and troph­ ic* will bo given winners nt a gala csrsmony to bo itaged a Hally* weed,“ Daa- M . which will be broadcast ow a national network. This la your chance to give your favorite ployors a boost aed hslp tome doaervlng youngster on tho way up and at tha iam* tima will aid producers In giving you hot­ ter pirturoa In tho futuro. Aik your local theatre manager' far Information about thla InUreaUiif pall. Know Vitamin ABCs For Newborn Babies Y»*l maaa* Maw tort to hulld- FAUSTS DRUG STORE Uhl# Klaswkwwsc’a h*uq attack Ip •aptombac. tow Republic m i y ra buildiag thair hapee around llieahewar** r a n lag R* oaa ■ » * hap# to wtoatog. Apparently ha tUB la, V n t hi Goodwin Knight, Calltoraia'. Aopuhlteap goverwar and hlmatlf a wMMnto tor pmidant. aakmewUdfed kjq a l£ t to g * * " • to# FiPap TV M g r a a U m ’a hasp ■ 1*4 af s J to liw to RrpuhUraa ranks. ! • until Elicahw w ar flpgfly t o y * RECORDS Hair Stjrlt Now. in th« “quettion-aikiai atage"juit about 4 yean old. Leila Jim la tha youngeit of thrro daughter* of Helen and George Palm*r, a young new• pa­ per couple M* wife. Franc**, and I feel very lucky to b» godparente of all thret of "tboi* Palmer ale* te n ." who are growing ai fait ai morning gloriei Nina U I, Zona it «. Any horns that hie young chil­ dren in It ia a dally quit iho«. a program interrupted only by m rali or bedtime. Rut the queilioni children aik are much mure aearchlng than LAST TIME TODAY -THE TALL MEN Starring CLARK CABLE �o - . I Social fv e td i Mary Lou Copeland Helps To Design Silver With Essay Mill Mar; Lav Copeland. da ugh(*r of~Mr aid Mri. R W (np#. land. Sjnfurd and a iludent at Station L’niw rilly, provided in *plralion for Read and Barton’! n**eit darling lilver flatware daiign. Tara. lkrough tier participa­ tion In tha company'! Annual Scholar.hip Piogram. Her m a ; un illvar dailgn helped convince company offirlali that there It today a atrong trend emoof the N tion'i young women hack to icn imrntal or romantic detign Tha new aterllng deugn, l a r a , la a traditional pattern of great ilm pliniy whoia lime-honor­ ed motift -the Georgian icrolli and delicate o n e-—have been endowed with a cunteir.nurary freihneaa. The (•client* jcecMik* ornament of Tara ia carried the entire length of tha hand!*! leaving the amartly modelled auHacea iparkhng in contrait. Miss Gail Bitting Honored With Tea By Mrs. J. Ivey .W E E # , •W» TL'F.SPAT • * 1 | | U nity Claia will maat i t ?«d» ► ■*• la tha Valda* Hotal , WHh A a l i t . Carolyn Pnraona 4 b aaaMtr. Tha publia ia invited. Tka Fidelia Claia of tha Flrat 9 Churrh will maat at I i %. i , . a l tho bom* of Mra, L. F. C a m e , loo W. ifltk M*»b*n • r ertb p an* will ha boat*. T k l Pilot Club will kav* H* tagtilae dinner meeting and Foundi r i Day Program in tha Yacht Club a t 6:10 p, » . Roland L. Dean w ill b* guaat apeaker. Tha Stmlnol* High School Band A •locution will have a regular meeting In tha Band Hall a t S p m. Mill Rail Bitting, November hrMe-elert, waa honored by Mri. John Ivey Friday in her home with n tea from 4 p. m. to I SO p. m. A pink theme ptednmlnatrd the home In the form of pink Garber DaDiei. Mra, W. R. Firming ard Mra. I- F. Boyle poured tea from a aiher eervice. Ml*e Kay Iveymet tha gueita at the door and othera ateittlng were Mra. Harry Woodruff, Mr*. Alga Speer, Mr*. Harry Tooke, Mr«. T. F. McDaniel, and Miaa Marilyn McDaniel, During the afternoon approx! mate!? 71 gueata railed • Magnolia Circle Of Garden Club Meets Recently Gourmet far#: plump ralaina In n littla rooking therry and aerv* a* an accompaniment ta chicken eucry. -Other good eurry nreompanlment* are aaltad nuta; fravh tomato** and anlona draaaed with •alt, pepper, vinegar and n littla augar; erlap rninabUd baron. fisAAOJUxh Tha Fait Nobia Rrandt Club of Seminole Rahakab Lodge wdJ meet viih Mr*. Cart fhorpening, U lf ralm etto Air*., at 0 p. m Mr. and Mr*. Halmea Simon* nt Th# H a m a m a k a r a Sunday Andaraon, S. C. ar* vialtlng Sir School Claia of tha Central Bap* and Mri. Robert to * at their home t Church will meat at 7:3fl la Ealarpriaa. m. with Mra. W. J. Blanna a* 1404 E. Mth Street. *•*. (Jf) Trad N. Baaaattar WEDNERDAT arrived yeiterday from Key Weat Tha Flrat Baptlat Prayer Heat­ to apend a week with hia parent* ing aanric* will begin at 7:10 p. Sir. and M n. A. K. Roaaattar at thair boma aa Calary Ava. m Tha Flrat Baptlat Training Harrell I . Weit ha* returned t ’mon Worker'# Council meeting will begin nt 7:00 p. m. with a to hla home tn Cairo, Ga., after •Mndinf Ih* weekend with W. B. vtrad dlah aupper. ttllUima llUdin* and family, Sanford, and Tha CBeical Choir d ft*. Flrat Mr. and Mr*. W. K. WHIIama In Freibytariaa chtireh wtii k id re- Lek aland. Ha la a hearatl at T:N p m. rat ideal. Th* T am # Paopla'a Chair af the Oantral Baptlat Church will Fctaada ad Mra. 0. E. Whltmeat a t lilg p. m. M «h will ha a*ny ta hear that All Sunday lahaal taaahara and •h# had a fall Friday and femeu affieava will kav* a maaung at ured bar palvla. She mikaa her 7 p. m. In tha Casual Bapuit home with her daufhtar, Mra. Church. Jamaa Blaahaaihl# aa Calary .T h a Central Baptlat Church Ava. p a y e r meeting and church conA hoard aw attat ad tha Banfercnct will ha held at 7:10 p. Tha Adult choir af the Central fort Vomaa'a Club will ha bald Saptiet Church will maat at 1:10 at tha club heuae a t t:4 l a. m. All mambwa are argad la ha R. m. f f r*ge 8 Ttn«. Oct. 25. 1051 Gala Hallowe'en Dance Is Enjoyed By Junior High Students The Junior High School held a Liter called the Paul Jnn.v: an* gala Hallowe'en dance laat Fiiday Slit. Lit Cliay ami Sir*. Ntniaca hlght in the Celrry t'rale alma# wet* in charge of decoration*. Almuat .Vi patent! anu teacher! tha City Hall. Coatumet and game* dominated the aiei.ing and attended *l*o. "fun wa* had by *11’*. Danring waa enjoyed by the Chuckie Carpenter Juke and th* ipot dame* were won bv Suxanne June* and Kmm'nt Feted With Party MiCall alorg with Shrriene Shep­ ard and Eddie Kltrhhoff. On Fourth Birthday Rr«t roatumrt were won by Di­ Sir. ar. I Sire. J C C*rpen*e| ane Italy a* Peter Pan and t harln gave a Idrth.lay parly recenily Si v at ■ hula dancer. for little Chuckie Carpenter on hr* Attendance priira were given in fourth birthday In Elder Spring* Annette Slaitin *"d Johnny Kroff a'oia of mint*, hate, halloo’ i chick with Johnny Engiiah winn­ and home were given to tie ing the marked candy pt|te. children and gainr> were played John Kadrr waa matter of vere- Ice cream an l cake were *erv(J monie* and a inu led tbe crowd aa refreihmrnta an I tbe honotrl with whltty aayinga and aeveral opened many lovely gift a. joke*. Mia, A*htiy Jonea and SDa, Tho»e atleitding «eie Itei .|* Owen Errguion fntthrrrd the Hal. Carpenter. 1> *nr, Eartrne. 7.an lt* low e'en theme aa fortune teller! and tiaylnr 'lufflev, I'el.vnd; S i. Il'ight Hallow r'en decoration* • an and 'liehael Martin, DcLandf were u«ed thrm'gh the large dartco Ricky, Vicky an I De1 >e J-iiii-ej t all and created an air of “cheer- Ricky and l.try on and Reti. Pet. fulneia". Refreahmrnt* vver» teiv- ta.-e; Carolyn and Rilly Nolvnj Forty-Four Players •il and enjoyed hv all. rtieiier Edwin Taylor; and Pat­ conalited of Mra ricia Rraiey. Participate Friday D Committee! It Smith aa genetal ahairman, Mother* attending wmr M>x In Bridge Tourney Sl a. Ray Herron, piire chairman; t'atpenter, Mr* Sarah Slufftey, Fnrlv f. nr n’**er* oiillripated In Mr*. John While, Mra. Herbert Sir*. I.owell Pelta.e. Sin. F Hetnena and eft.. F U Doudlev Jutlice, Mm Jlirg at (Srary Mr*, the opening rcxuin of the Thud refre.ltmente; Mn Ratliff and .lamea C. Martin and Sill, t lovtl Vnntixl City Bridge t'uurnamenl at Mm . Rader at the door; Mr* Jim 1ay lor. ihe \ acht l Ion KrIdav night flu* 'ournament w,n run f»r wx wrrkv and c»*nt»«t#nl* *»:!I pl»a with dif tnent paiinet- each week Ihe perat n having me highe>t average A New - You Hair Do . . core «t the end of the vtv wrek ciu d w II ir.ctae tlip Sanfoid •ewrlrv and Luggage Company I'n jn v Th# W nnHcrfitl “ l .if l" Itophy to tm b id until nevt year Any player reviving thi* trophy AnH ••H alter}'* Of A New t'o tf. twice will rrtain it pa'rmanrntly. Mra, 11*1 Raymond of Orlando waa Ihe 1933 winner and Mra VVilium Clifford o! Soitcnlo received the cup laat year. SKILLFULLY SHAPED AND The aatragr icore for Friday'* game wa> liu jo int* the leaning WAVED IN A DESIGN paliv after Ini firal iCMion'i pity and their tr >rea are ai follow a M n Price Hi aid • Sira William DISTINCTLY YOURS! t llftnn, 139 a; Sir. and Slri Irving Femlw-rg, 119 Mr* Hal Raimoml *v $ Slit A'ice Yrkatdt. I « ; Stephen Rorkiavli A- Hrlcklm. 147; Mri Robert lennu.ca Sin. E B smith, US; M i Harry Greene . I. Mnnltfttmh Hole! Privgf# Entrance on 8rd St. Dodann, 142 > Fred Str n * Clyde Ramiey Hl-v FOR YQl R APPOINTMENT CAI. 1 9 6 7 Tonrnrment [day will continue Kriilay night The game ti open E velvn Peacock R uhy Echo!* o all playrra and Ihn week'* game will he ■ Ma*ter Point event The Megnolie Circle of the San­ ford R .'d rn L'.ub met recently at ih# home of Mra P. H Colbert for , covered di’h |opp*r Mr* Joel hieldi and Mri. D. I . Middleton arted aa e o tn ite n e i After .upper the butlneia meet. Ing wai conducted by Mri Ch.vrlei Meeki. m the ibvrnre of the chair­ man. Mra Metilcr. Mri. J E. Mchola gave a very interesting talk on hurii-uilure. The follow­ ing new memhcri were welcomed tv the circle: Mu Dick Eltra. Mri. A H H .rrti and Mri H K. Ring Otheri prevent were Mri P. H. Colbert, Mri. Joel Kieldi, Mri L P Hagan Mri R W Herron. Mri t E. Lietke. Mri Charlei Meeka, Mra J K. Ncholi, Mn. Rrailey Odium Mra H R Odham Sr.. Mn Fred Pcrkina, Mr* John ap r-r nw g v u e . Sheppard Mr» Harold Whitlern. CAIIKFt I. NOW— A •'handy'* men »hi'\i!nir a MV catd trtrh* to hli budillea and too junior bo*, Mri J J Weber. Mra Mariam terae* at the Simfiod l htt. Everything po*ailde i« .i.me *t the lov.il club to m i.r it “a home away from Ruitell and ont vtutor, Mra. Joe home". The I SO n a voluntary airrn. y which **-rvra the young men and Wvmrn of o.ir armed force* Oraeno around the world. <I’hoto hr Jam rtoni Regional Meeting Of Conservations, Birds Is Planned District 7 Meet Of Woman's Clubs Slated Wednesday The Sanford U m ran'i ciuh will ha hoiteva lo a meeting of Dlvtrict Seven at the club h<w*a tt'cdnr* day, Nnv I. four ilale officer! wilt n* pre.ent and icgiatrition will be gin at * y> followed hy Ihe meeting which will atari prnmpily at 10 am A luncheon will he enloyed at !l M which wi,l he verved by mere■ieri of the club. All member* are •bed to be pre.ent at ihe luncheon Roervallnm for the luncheon are to be m.de with Mr*. 0*r*r ilarrivon phtu.* gull by noon Fri­ day, Oct a . Couple Entertained A Housewarming party wai given recenily for Mr. and Mr*. Arnold Tindel in their nawly re modeled horn* near Eldar Sprlnga hy Mr*. S. E. Norwood and Mra. J. H Tindel. Ramea wrro enjoyed and gift* were opened. Approximately 36 gueata attended. RaJiathiuema war* aarved. THF. SANFORD HERALD Wadnaaday night at th# Ran. ford USD “Georgia'* Dane*” wai h*ld with Mr*. Georgia Rooth ai ho.ii u . | | wa* explained -junior ---’ "T* k lf 1 wai thr humthat unre October can* month th# dance* would be named after Ih# girl* acting ax hoitcwr* ia keeping the hum cane them*. Senior hoiteaaaa for the arenlng were Sir*. C. J. MIIIILen and Mr». T. J. luaig repreienting the Catholic Church. Tha them* for tho dance waa "Free K itaei" Dererat Iona of red llpi and other prop* warn ui*d appropriately and a large bowl of candy kiitei wa* placed In reach. Coffee and cheeee cracker* were aerved. Saturday afternoon a working party comiating of Sllia Pat C*»•uhe, Mr*. E. C. Kuhn and J«»eph Stanley llnu.ton painted and waxed th# floor*. Sunday night a TV night wa« enjoyed end alto an open houve. Senior ho*leu repreienting Ih* SlethodDt Church wai Mri. Roy Tlllle an<l tbrt Teelo wee junior hotteva. Rafreahmenta wera **re ­ ed. Th* Reg ional ronfrrenre of the Bitdv and Con*ervalion» Dei’aitment* »pon*«red by the State Harden Club and under Ihe direr, tion of the genrral extension of Florida will he held in lak rlin d from 9 30 a. m to 3.30 p. m. on Del. SS. Th# hualnea! meeting will be eor.dueted by Mr*. R I bailing. Gain** villa and vtatr chairman, Bird and Con venation*. Delegate* ftom Sanford will be Sir*. I- E. Sperner, Sir*. J. A. Young, Sir*. John I. box, Sit*. J. Videlt Jonea. Sir*, George Me* t all, Sira. Miriam Vmup and Mr*. If. J, Finch. It wai announced that any (oral club member who t* a rhalrman of Bird* and Con»#r* valient may attend if reservation* are male with Sir*. Sit Cali or Mr*. Fox. Upsala Circle Is Planning Session ManyBoothsAre Being Planned For Carnival Rpncrat Cluumcn »ir thr South aide and Fineciett P-TA l attm al, wiinh la planned for Satuulay night, n, t 2:» at South* •id#, aunoun-ed to,lay that a var­ iety of booth* will ^ *rrn and enjoyed at the eirnt. 7 he p>’*l office tmoth, *pon»orasl by Sit* Weatfalr* room with Sir*, h llouahoider a* c:,airn.an, i» “ready and rapidly filling up" with gift* from all uvrr the conn try, Each 1* pnatmarked »o thal the buyer will know thal u came from out of town. Another bo.ita li th* peanut, popcorn and inuwione one *|mn »ored hy Sir* Morgan'* r*mm wlh Sira R L. Slvtrgrr a* chairman. Sira. Brock'* room waill apnnaor a dance program tentatively ache, duled for • p. m. in which all Smilhaid* and Pinecreat atudent* who takr dancing will perfoim. Sir*. Duggar it chairman. Etpeciaily emphaiiird |< thr •upper which will be aerved from 1:30 p. m. thiough tha The Mother* Circle of th# Upiit* Commun.tv Pre*bvtcnan Church belt! it* anno;I meeting Thurtday plant for the next meeting were dUeuiied and It »»a announced that the nexl *favion wilt be Nov, nlghL 17 All cornlrg thnuld brinf own eandwlchei. l.unrheon will he at 11:30 a. m and drtnkv will be fur nl*hed. All women are Invited In attend Thoie present were Sira Jack Roornan Mr* I-ury tie Yount I Mra E Kine* Mra Pauline llnhhy Mr*. Reeve*. Mr*. IJojd, *nd Sir* C C 'Shut. Children nteicnf were RclH Hohhy. Cry»t»l llohby. Armmd Rn<am*n Dein Kiner Melvin Lee .nd Dorothy l.ee. 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PIBST ST. iTtihlonad Bp Tomoui Zim • Suit F U fan ea ta auit you and ault your budget. • You rarelF find auch perfection, priced ao low, FRED'S STIMULATING TREATMENT CURL • Win Recondition Problem Tyj» Hair (As Wdl A i IS Hot OU TraatmenU) A t T hi S u m Crwt* A Soft Natural FOR ALL Y OUR S E WI NG NEEDS VISIT • Choose fabuloua wool fleck* la aeaaon'a ahmlca, • Sea why high fashion does not coat a fortune a t TENNEY’S. 1 ^ T /\ N F J ts s - oR D �Lu d w ig L ig h tb u rn Is P r o s p e c t Childress Leading SEC All-America Candidate ATLANTA uD-Joa Childress, a Ing with U4 yards and In scoring NEW YORK <*-Off hi. brilliant sUU hss gained 290 yards for a M average In five gamrs. Davis, vot'd tha most valuable player in the deference last year and a member of the All-SEC team, averaged 4.8 yards per earry In piling up 282 yards before being hurl In State's upvel of Kentucky Oct IS A fire defensive nlayer, Davis It largely responsible for «Isle's surprising SI record thus far. Allliton U fast, quirk sense where a play is going, and a good blocker In the line and downfield Simpson a lack-rabbit ttarter, a smart broken Held runner and an excellent defender, was averaging PS yards per carry until a stool Kentucky de'ense slopped Florida's running g a m e Saturday night Schnrllcnbersfr has pullrd In 1# passes for 221 yards and 4 touch-towns and I* a fine blocker and defensive mar The AH-A hoard also named 22 i.ther SEC players as worthy of consideration for Atl - America award* They include: Barks — .llmmy Orr. Georgia; Fob James. Auhum ('inter—Sieve Delatorre Florida Tackles—Frank D'Agostino, Au­ burn: M I, Braekrlil Auhum. Guard — Franklin Brooks, Geor­ gia Terji End—Jimmy Phillips, Auburn bail lightweight pro<pect to come along in several years. It's about I'me too that the 133 pound elan , once the belt in boaing, developed a new, bright face. Lightburn, a rangy, wyear-old Negro from British Honduras, outelssied the 27-year-old Algerian all the way to win a onesided 10- showing m b i t Algeria's « p » n T11E SANFORD HERALD inotball player nobody wanted when with AS points. erred Hucino Khalfl, young Ludwig re 6 T iica. Oct. 25,1955 ha finished high sehoot, is tha lead- Childress has been a marked Lightburn today looked like *h* man in every game this fall but Ing All-America candidate In the DELAND iri-Strtjon'a football meeting with Davidson hero Satur­ day should find the Hitters strong­ er at quarterback Coach Herb McQuWin look advantage of la*t week's open dale lo try all player at new position*. On* find was Jark Wuenschel, a im pound sop i more who hid been a halfback. •'Wuensehel displayed an uncan­ ny ability at running the team In rcrimmage." McQuillan said. “ Also he can kirk, be can p an and he cjn run with the ball.'* Dick Saltrlck. the regular signal filler, will start tha Davidson game with Wuensehel spelling him. U of F Team Wins ATLANTA UA-The University of Florida erose country team de­ feated Georgia Tech 18-38 yeiterday. Don Gagnon of Florida placed first running the 4 4 mile course Southeastern Conference. The Auburn fullback, a Afoot. 190-pound package of drive and ipecd, was tabbed the best bet for all-star honur* today hy a sevenman All America selection board for ihs SEC area. Other lead ng All-America con­ tender Include halfback Al Davis of Mississippi State, guard Ruddy Allliton of Mississippi halfback Jackie Simpson of Florida and end Howard Rchnrllenberger of Ken lucky The All A board will assist In the naming of the Associated Prcsi honor tu rn after the season ends. Childress, ■ member of last year’s All SF.C team, was not de­ luged with o'fers of foolball schol­ arships Auburn coaches couldn t even remember svho ha wa«. whal he looked like oe what position he played wFen he reported hiv Ireshman year They soon found osiL A halfback at nobcrtvdale (Ala ) High, Childress way needed at full­ back at Auburn and he turned to hiv new Job With gusto He first won national sllrntion a year ago when he staged a one-man show as Auburn upset previously unbeaten Miami. He giined IAI yards—IT in the last qtiar.rr — that afternoon. Childress wasn't slopped the rest of tha year, led the SEC in rush- rmmt: Judge Bill nerht had II 9-1. The AP card had Lightburn In front I 2 The v'dory so Impressed malchmaker Tea Sullivan lhat he said he wotdd try and match Ludvsjg against either Johnny Gomalve* nr Clsro Andrade, both ranking light­ weight*, for fcov. 31. Light burn hid the weight edge. I3AS to 138'*, THB FIRST MEETING of tha Seminole County Teacher*' Association was hel.l recently at Hopper Elementary Bchool. The meeting opened wdlh devo ion. 8nl« "lllc*« This House" was beautifully ienderail by Mr*. J. l-awson, Instructor, ('rooms' Araiemy. S. T. Muller, principal of Ovlrdo Elementary Bchool Installed officers. Officers as seen are. left to right Mrs. Louisa H. Foster, secretary; Mr*. K. Kubanka, aialatant secretary) Mr. K. L. Illatkshear, president; J, A. lawson treasurer) C. J. Hurston, Chaplain) Mr*. Lilli* flail, pianist; If, L Douglas, business manager) H. L Refoe Jr* vice-president; and Mra. A. J. Hurston, supervisor, A most Interrating skit, entitled "At 8t. Peter's Gate" was pietented to th# group. Those participating in this skit were Willie Ashley, Mrs. J, G, Gilmore, Firs. Lill lie Hall, Mra. J. Merritt Min Mildred Patteoon, and Mrs. B. Young. Michigan, rated No, 1 for l*o weeks, managed to lure only 39 (irsl-pisrr vol** from (he IM sports writers and sportscafir who cast uallots. The Wolverine ( 3-0 ) piled up I.U l points for third place. The expert* apparently fell Mich­ igan's eume-trom-bchind It 13 de­ rision over priviouily unttnprcivivr Minnesota last Saturday was an unbecoming performare fur Ihr No t team in tbe nation They found Maryland’s 34 13 pasting of Syracuse and Oklahoma's 3*21 thumping of previously unbeaten Colored*, more ,n the style fo a national chimpum. Navy iS4>) stayed al No 4 while Michigan SI tie. UCLA. West Vir­ ginia and AuUrn moved up as Duke tumbled from Mh to uin aft­ er being dumped hy twlrehcatrn Pittsburgh Notre Dame, Hlh last aeca. regained the top to at the No. I berth. Southern California stayrd it No. 10. The leader*, with first place rirrSnunMi c - stockholders of tha Pittsburgh Pirates today piek a successor lo Branch Rlrkey Sr general manager and execu­ tive vice president for Uit past five years. Tbr specul.’lioit Is lhat Inr^f,. Brown, 37 handsome inn of movie msmedian Joe F Rrov.n. will sur. «-ced Rickey The aging Itirkey is expected to remain In an advisory rapacity. Under Rickey, the Pirates fin­ ished in Ihe cellar Ihr pa*l four year* and tic.I with Ihe f'hlcieo Cub* for seventh in 1AM-Rickey's fln t season wilh the club. The Pirates may al'b ahnmmre Ihe selection of a new leans ma­ nager t<> rrp l.re rrrrf muss* *»* wa* drspped one day before the 1)33 lesson ended. Most frequently menllnnrd for Ihr p->*l are Hobby Bragan, pilot 1 1 Hollywood :n the Pacific Coast League, Dixie Walker, who man­ aged Rechrs'ir in the International League last >Tarf and Andy Cohen who manage r New Orleans in Iho South e n Assn last year. .A Branch Itirkey Jr., who it><» has been mentioned * for Ihe general managership post, most likely will stay on to herd th* Pirates' farm system. Coup De Grace Al Cuenr B'Aleno COEUR D'ALENE, tdahoJVRalrh Brinhnld of New York kept rnol when a fish made off with his line. Rrmhold took afirr th# In hi« boat on lusku Coear d'Alene, reached Into the water, grabbed the broken end nf his Diking tine, lied II up and reeled la a 19-pound Kamloops trout. What fna see her* ti automobile hlrtorf in the making. For thia is an actual onthe-aceM shot of a camouflaged '56 Chevrolet shattering the Pikes Peak record in a dramatic, top-aecret run. supervised and ccrtificxi by NASCAR*. Here's record-breaking proof that thla *56 Chevrolet has the power, cornering ability, and sureneas of control that will make your driving safer and more fun. And you can act and drive it soon now. Just wait! PAUl AMMtION, ehim plen w elghtllftar from Georgia, rwllrhee front barbells lo fuel p u ts ball** ha Madison Square Garden, Now York, 0* ho givoa a lift to tktoeo Dtaa (loft) sad Kras Berbarich of tho rhythmic boll drilL Tho occasion was an Olympic sport* carnival to raise funds to tend American teams to tho 1138 game*. The wtntw Olympic* will be held In ttalyt Eagle Day, M ississippi quarterhack, averaged 41.7 yard* on tl punts against Georgia and Ken­ tucky this season. don't just ask fo r bourbon I In a move that practically guar­ antees tup billing for the Orange Bowl game New Year’s Day. Mary­ land and Oklahoma today lumped to the top among the nation's col­ lege football powers In the Associ­ ated Press poll. The two ir.beaten giants, safe bets to represent their rspectiv tru s ts Athletir Assn, appear* to Atlantic Coast and Big Seven rohave arqul'fd new confidence ferencei in the Miami Fla., stadithrough "itrfctiy voluntary" mein* tim next January, stand almost of getting member xehnoli to cer­ »boulder to sh udder alter stepping tify they art complying with its past Michigan In this week i rank­ ings. athletic code. Ling subjected Us criticism of Its television policies and the alhletie code, the NCAA now frels it Is Ncwcombc Tops moving in position to deal effec­ tively with members who have vio­ In Batting Average lated the athletic code. NEW YORK <*—Big Don NewThe compliance program was rombe of th« Brooklyn Dodger* started in Mjy 1931 under then- who led the major leagues In win­ President A R Moore of the Uni­ ning pitching pcrcrnlsgr in 1913. sl>n lopped inr hurlrrs in hatting versity of Alabama. The gist of *hr compliance form wilh a lir/lir? .331 average. —which Is signed by an institu­ New combe a Irfthanded batter, tion's president—is found in this rollcelrd 42 hits in 117 limrs at bat. Seven ot his safeties were paragraph: Fomr runs, breaking the National “ I certify that Ihe policies, pro­ cedures arwi practices of this mill'utlon, Its staff, member* and repicsenlatlves fully comply with gov­ erning legislation or toe NCAA In vo far is I *an delcrmine. and it tmarking nine doubles and one Is our intention to maintain such triple He baited 21 times as a compliance." plncb-hitter. netting eight hits for Present NCAA President Clar­ a 311 mark. ence P i Popsi Houston, vice presl. Figures compiled by Ihe Asmdeni of Tufta University, yrvlrrday elated Press also showed today that had nothing bnl prat'* fur (hr pro­ Ruben Gurnet of the Giants wra* gram which 331 of Ihe 103 actise th* only other regular pitcher lo voting member* have a I r * a d y bat .XO He hit It on the nose with signed. II safeties in CO trips. Eight have not as yet signed. In­ Mirkcv McDcimolt of the Wash­ cluding on* which has disagreed ington Senator* was the American with issuance of the rnmptianre league's leading hilter among ftrms. None ut the eight was iden­ pitchers with a 281 average. He tified. had 23 hils, Including four doubles “ We're on th* way towards ma­ and one homer. 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ITT W. l i t St. rhorvo 1917 I* —Meiers/Beeto/TraBern— I* TV SERVICE Pavt and Klfiricnt RORSON R fw rttnc Gendn JENNINGS TV CENTER Retoeede Bales A Beertee Phone 2313-J. Cn. BKAtfTT PAR|i*KK E vn.R fnn Ilen u ly Shop IM K. toil. Phone Ml SEE Fret) ihc llairtl)tut, for ait GATLIN nnOTIIERS InihviduaUrril Tut ___ Draglice and llulldmrr Service Phunrt; Z22I— Sanfurd, 2464 » MdNDRV KKRVV1CR Geneva W an aad * Ote to ORLANDO____ ______ Dry Undo Keening Sue. C el Wash and Dry IMI MODEL A. lavoks good, rvm, gnril i .' kn! lires, (163. 24W OradCe Ave. la, n»e an All Water Pumps— II wtT pay YOU to see 1)9 Kefore Weds Defied — F u s s pee buy. Open Evenings and Paeia Reed Phene 7*6 Sunday*. gat it Me Trader galea, ROGER'S TREE SERVICE Palatoa, rt* Tree, Removed, Topped. Shaped and Bra red. General Tree 27 FT Indian all metal houte Surgeon Free E s t i m a t e s . trailer tandem wheel*. (631 I’hnna 509-X.W, Sanford. Roy llerl . UMd tar*. FLOOR sanding aad flushing 19, T PLYMOUTH. Radio, Healer Cleaning, waxing. Serving. Sami Good rondltlon. *191. I’hone since 1*33. B. M 2238 J alter 4. or 301 E Ifilh. Clea sen. Lake Mary. ru • p j;i l8H iu>jaan;>4 i!v*.ntni u w a ia ti idiiien kiwias l*IM (4183 .eddm) J 8 8ew 1! Stormed U ls ritt'i t , m i J loosely 36 l^f'V t^vela « log rope mnun, .10 . P*rus# IT. Spl'vn tain of fl*H 31. Sweet potato 37. Manda­ 18 Offer rin JO. Republic U 33 Group of three lC. Am 4? T * 9 to 1 * T~ 11 A slra ly. m Y//j /j, i° y' s •f 4 % % f/ i (A. v-t. *> as* •j »7 c < ••i /// Vyj 77~ / 7/< ' dj** /•> ■ % TT~j % II- SI % JO % 2 $1 % % -i Ce. Griff)* A llenlrr Convlnirtien C». HAYNES Offlr* W Typewriter*, adding maentnea. Home* and llrmmlrling Sales-ReeUla. 21* M axell a. Ph. Phono S t l l l - i i* H " giM i.v jih o 26 India, unrl j| 10 P r o p r t i y I Law |, ,Moh > I F WAMTKM -1 6 ____ B am l F A p p tiu e n C e n te r our 1 Weitinghnuie Dealer" "Your LOCAL CONCERN hi* immediate Maytag W athrn M nrr.| fur outstvrvlin" young mm. Co'emsn .. .. *61 30 up Co'eman ..— lleaiers hrowledge of g.-ncrol office work II* MagMlia Ave. Pbnne 1737. r,»cM;aL Tht, I* an opportunity for the right man, Write Box NOTICE X -♦ The Sanford Herald, giv­ Clearanre of Odd* and Ends. ing age and fud partieulari of Floor Sample* One of a Kind, etc. marriage and military »iatu«. Rrg. Price SaU Price SATURDAY 1 ELI’. One High *29 03 Ral>y Bed ami Matte#** *14.03 School anil 1 sly. Amity Sanford Shoe Center, rua Sanford Ave. MAo Contour Chair* M oo 219 OS Llv. Room Suita . .. 128 68 WANTED — Route Sale* per-on. 49 93 Plastic Top Stop net. Perfection Uairie* of Sanford. Tallica ...... ......... —. 27.88 *2« no daily, sell Luminmi* ll-vor 69 93 lounge Chair* . . . . J* as Plate,. Write Reeves, Attleboro, 26903 Simmons llide-a t l i o . Free Samidt^amMMail*^ lied 23100 ISA HELP WANTED (female) ISA 211.13 2 pc- Sections! Sofa . 1 U I, 229 13 Lawson Sofa k l.M»Y f.^ ^ , Marline, Chair ................... . . . . IMM \YUITK Oucktng. Eli AiipiyiKiv mown 3 63 Blonde End Tahir* 1.49 CV-anerv, 113 Palmetto Avr 22*6* 4 Pc. Blonde lied Room (1 WORK WANTED____—It Suit* ............................ 141 IK) eanenrnrri, salesgirl 61.30 P^V oedle Mattre*»ea . 34 11 wi*h*« woik In Sanford. Write M 34 Msim« Bunk Beds with (o R S. % llrrald Maltressea ........................ MM 4193 Wardrobe* ............. .. MM LAWNS MOWED bv Jrrry lavrd. 1(9 91 Foam Rubber Muffin Free eatimatei. Phone 1317 W Couch .......... 71.88 Etperiroeed young molher of 2 to.to Simmons Chair Beds .. 42.16 desires Rlby Silling job after MIS Double Dresier A 3 pm . lias own Tran>i«irta(»n. Mirror ............................ 38 M _PhgneJT3 U M Night BUnda ........ 6.86 ii BtiamK— oprtsRTO wm188 i 12 it* t l Eatra Largo Chrome o rn A L E — __ _____ (irocery , _Sinre Slnrc and Dlaetita .......................... H a* F .... Filling Station. Good location Mather of Sanford Living quarter* and ro ttarr to rear. Siv mile* W rit nf Sanford MS-ee a. m S t Phene 127 oo Ml Dora lid. Phooo IMit H 4o mm t n « 17-48 WAKTlB TT iT txi)* in llwim and LOWER PRICED HOMES A nartm ent 600 Park Inly $1,000 for 2 bedroom furnish ____________________ ed huma within citr limit,. tarnished a p t Cloia In. Owner leaving town and wanli to * 703 Waal 1st S t Phone 611____ offer one neat 2 btdroom home FIVE Lovely, clean Roam*. (11. with to acre of land with fruit Two rooms, $33. 611 Park. trees outside city limit*. F u r n is h e d Three Room Apt. Country homo with 2 bedrooms with bath. Screened porch, Garlo t 73* by 173 on paved strrr: ape. i l l Park o r Phone 1U1.R-2. Rearing fruit trees. *6.000 with attractfve terms, • t i i SLSHKD three tootna and - n le A rt. P>»»« bath. 1901 «Maple Ava. Phona Robert A. Williams, Realtor 600 Park. i d , Auarello, 6< Raytonod LnndqHM. Associate IIREE Room e o m ^ e l y furttlah. Phone 1672 AUaoUe Bank Bldg. cd Apt. Phono a t »1T Pal­ LARGE Twd.Bedroem CB, Tile metto._______ . Rath. Jslouiled Perth, Hard­ wood rioors, Spaclout Cloasla ICE threa room furnished Apt and Utility room. Hot water ;1Q0 llcllonvllle.____________ _ heater, Extra Wiring, Well NICE room*, hot w alcr tclevlMon. Landscapes!. *11,330 *1.230 Coifce privilege*. $6 weekly Down and *6146 Monthly or $2230 Dowq and *60 a month. 10U.W. ________ Owaer hat to leave. BURNISHED 1 Bedroom Apt I’hona Closeta Too Small? Down Pay* meats Too High? No House Suita SICKLY rurnlahed S room Oar. Your Fancy? BU1LD1 Beeauio am Apt Call 111 daytime, Ml-R we havt the LOTS!!Ill In every atier 6 p, m. C. C. Welsh. Section -—. lit In evi e v e ^ p rie a range • Bure, Suburban rURNISHED ona bedroom eoMaie hv the month. See R. J . Carroll W, alter 6 p. m. waek-dara or any* time Sunday. Five Points Mutat J & g l ill milrs South on 17-W Phone UM " ill N. Park A n . Very Largo I Bedroom furnished C A . WBDDONr H L PUBLIC AUCTION . Apt Call evontnga. 2144Every Saturday NI|M 7:*0 P. M. V. E**bot'GLAA, ABBOaATK I USE COURT APTS. » Room 1U B. P a rt Ph. IK Farmars Auction Market Building. Furnished. Call ltH . All merchandise sold to highest S M A L L Furnished Apartment, bidder, regardlesa of prlre^ Lon O. M. HARRISON, 3i: Oak Ava. rhone 29*7-11. signers and Dealers Invited. We sign will buy anything. Wallare and wfll Small Commercial Budding 31 * an B^ih^PaJ$ Ava!1* Af£nm*gH Walktr Auction. Phone 21J0-R. ft. Large show window.Located in new butineaa icttlemcnt at Pour Burner Gas Range. EteellITth and Sanford Ave. Phone rot rondltlon. Used one year. lot or inquire a t B ail Service t. w. a n a $30. Phone 167S-J-IO. Station, I7lh and Sanford Ave. ltol P a rt Avn. B a r e WINCHESTER 3 0 » . Winchester 16 Ga. Double. Hunting Coat, t— A lTK 3K h| # U N D E R NEW’ llreechea, Bool*, Ammunition. Remmington A u to raaO eR n ie. Etc. F. E. Henry, Sanford M ANAGEM ENT Model 330-1. SL and LR. Priced Trailer Park, opposite Standard I SAN LANTA APTS. V aranry\ic**33. rhone 140 between 6-3. OIL ly furnished. Phone 1710-ft. BUBPUfS COl.DSPOT Ref. 7 Cu. FL al»« CLEAN Furnished A pt 1004 Pal ra la tARMY-NAVT .. .................... $230 Gal. with Freeier Ch»»l. Magic T-Shirta ....................... 4«c Each S Bedroom houte, hath, acre ef Chef Gaa Range. Both in good 210 baaford Ave n o n e 1321 ground, Cor. Beardall and Crip' rondltlon and reasonable. 819 Ave. Ph. 1124-MRosalia D r i v a . ___________ r Plmnn u n IA SPORTING GOODS 6A S tr a ig h t S h o o tin g HEATING U SED GUNS Floor Furneeea and Clreulaton 3M0 WINCHESTER ^ m a . X POPE CO, INC. Model *4 ......................... W » M Bento Park AvnT P taM iM i 200- Savage-Remington SANFORD - B and 4 . bedroom QUICK CASH lee Automatic ............. M** homes. 1 a id 2 be hi and fuU OH* 12 Gl. STEVENS Doubt........ 42 30 equipment. Available la Wkh U O a . I C SMITH, Arbor and Lillie Vcn ce Bubdivislmi. FHA and VA linaa, l$<Gabs f k v E ^ H u i e 14 00 WeUbora C. Phillips Jr.. Hull II WINCHESTER Automatic, phone Sanford tsSi. BaVa ol. RED-I-MEE Model U ................... 33.00 roraer Lake Mary Blvd aad On. Mraele C Your authorised Browning DealWest Crystal D r i v e . Little *06 Bias Ave. Phone 132* er. Wiacheator, Remington, Ste* A Veaiee. ______ Ph. 1MT-R after MODERN eomfortabie t Bodntpm W H m , U country. Beautiful jjM y IMS. $T.M0- Matt attrac"aSS*- ”0*" * I,,,, terms. nger type with tab. $23, it 33 COLT Automatie' Plstai 42 30 Jewel Botova Wrist Watch, $10. Many new Pistols in Stock Boys Cub Scout Suit, til# $10, IN PISTOLS Smith k Wesson. CnOea u d Marker. W l m $4.00, Boy's Watcr.repellaol JarCoil, Hi Standard, Huger and ket, U u $16. $2 60, Kajpa H A R. H i M Park Avn. n w Hew « n YOU evap? _ J. W. MAUL M A L T O i, Raw wfll yen trade ? Ftonda Stole Bank BMMtaf Tew aid gun far a bettor tirade "Can Bali** Phone 17*6. AU the above advertised, in stock V t i V A R i m n p a n e l in g at^ Factory minimum retail . -----y AW. b Merit Si i'over 7 Pumpkin 0 Deduce I S'ymrh Phone S9» tib ia TiH (W:f it 1 .’jfJfAOlidn wfjoi o n a jjia’.vdtitt ,u :a :ri J2. Dried plume 21 iveay 21. MMal ro«. tamer I F or > 4. Ouster 41. Donkey / V 7 7 V /S M E C H A N I C A L A G E - — Pnint Cm U H I4 FURNISHED APTS. 3. River poet U I 'V PI1I3 d u a l ilSM B t3.WL7i.1 21, F.tunr ulenill M321I,U(-1 IdldUil J Affirmed 37. Dairy product 38. Cul { & P ag * 7 , Tue.*. O ct. 25, 105.’, CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Owned , 4. Jfllylike aubeUnre ROLLED Edge Inner Spring Matt. Matching Bo* Spring. Beauti­ ful Headboard (choice color), Hollywood Lrgt ............ (49 30 ' A dvtrtiitri or# re ro u te d to b» tlfy tho Want-Ad Department Im­ mediately of any errora in Ihetr ad,, a t Tho Sanford llrrald will bo rrayootlbla fur only ooa Incorrect Insertion. ■ *A w Tbo Want Ad Department ta —«t>«n from 1:30 a . m. until 6:20 p. in. each buiinoaa day except Sat­ urday afternoon. Doadlina for w««k-day inaortiona la 6:00 p. m. tho day preceding publication. ARTICLES ro m SALK Bey year Furniture et Berry s Warthewie Furn . C o. at Ml W. lat. 34. AU natieaaUy adv. fur a, wartbeusa p n j » ------21 LOST AND FOUND 21 LOST — (TiaTIe^Irr Phone booTiv Return to Sanford Herald. Owner, John Donaldtnn. I t l l M i — filaitr* in Souihcm Itrli Telrphone butines, olfirr, Monday. Owner may have by identifying at the Herald Office and paying for adv. SMALL ill-ACK AND WHITE long haired dog. City License Nn. *7. H found please call 3ZJ-W. Child’s pet._________________ LOST on State Road Prelect, brown leather Billfold with cur* renry. driver* license, idroU< ficaimn, papers, etc. Please nolity State Road DepL, City Radio-TV Highlights □u k m a n i i a m i uua<*. tlK E tlH MUKAU) Ac r o ss 42 Flying 30. Du. u r a a a a. Jn cU- i uL. i l*emnt* mammals similar IJl-JJLJ RUOLlUinU UOK tn rank 37 Lure u » n n i l 2.1 tiling 1 tX tllN S3 Dully MUtHIh HaWMK t At a 1 A dunce bitdHW iiu u lire slisianre 2 spiritual 31 SouUw x.qv, lODJiaiacD . Ilecipvrnl a2i u u a a o «u 3 Cheer** ern a iu js iB «f • (ill 4 Spread stala UlkOD aU D .10. firnu p i grass todr? 3$ Itobi* J 4 U UUtJ rlthree 6 Garret tual 12. Propelled ^L^aping Itsltrdtv’* Asswte . drunk. by ear* amphibian 33. Shell for •r<l 13. Human 7 llrceie Ire error* Drinktrunk b. Optimistic 34. Humble tog It. Finnish !• Dull Vestel 31. Linen *«*!'< rl 1l.Prpre,slfl| 36. Close* veslmeftS IS. F n u l 13. A pint tr tt bomly t 4EetL) , 10 Girls 18. Unelueus 30. Teutonic M Narrow * m cknam s eekarweUTO r» Inlet IT. Ih IHh'WjlB .MUiagaUve vet# Igeot) 31. Scorch t ( Dyron 20. A small * If 1 r •mount 1 1 I : 21. One who lira k .r H9 •» 22 Fat into DAILY C R O S S W O R D 23, Poorly 2.1 More secure 26 Associate 27. rioif-IH ting tap 38 lial’al 2!» Flatters irolleq ) 32 Jewish month 31 Crm»-n .it Regret 31 Claw 37. Sphere of act Inn fli. Surrounded by 40 O-ean. ; 1L i tl % >3 o •7 4* % 19 U . 1 JO , % 1 , 1 J3 1 1\ ; to 11 % 11 % SI m 34 u t 11 28 Si. *» , >« golnc IS vessel NEW YORK ijR—People and 41 ,r d it place* are a* in tern ,Inc on tele4| with vmnn a* on vacation. Wide Wide ✓ V solemn World , NBC-TVI ha* demunitrated wonder again. In Its initial program of the new ,ra«nn It raptured »nme of the bigne*a and variety of America on a Run lay afirrnoon U*lng 71 camera*, II look the video audience to the Grand Can ll< re arc auihoni.itive an<wcri yon, Dalla,, San Kranciirn, Lake from Hu- Veterans Admlnidralton Mead, N*\ , the Mlssinippi River, an Ohio steel mill, a Florida under- to three question* of Inlere.t l . water theater. Rockefeller r enter fnrrrnr servicemen and their famin New York a Gloucester Mas* , dies: fishing wharf. It s n ar eatraU I am -v vrh'tjii id Ix.lli World ordinary technical fra, War II end Korea I held on In my Dave Garruway >*rvrd as nar- World War II Gl term ln,urancr, ralor of an excellent script pre. hut I It-t it expire within l?n day* u.' r u ted In part-ii by Saul l-eviit. A Ihouahl asfix r iii> Korean that nrrurrrd ,n <ine viewer I* that , 1911 Originally I couldn't get It in fuiiirr program* Wide Wide hack, hu) now I umk'rstand there World could well make u*e of a It a new law allowing me In rem»p in guiding it* big udienre pla-e It. I* there any deadline for around thi* big rouniry It • sur- replacing ill priving how many cd us don't know A. There I* a deadline for Korea what's w h e r e geographically vetrreans who have World War I speaking. nr II Inturanre polirir* (hat ex­ pired within 12*) days after ditWhen somebody asked nirig charge from their Korean service. Crosby what he's doimi the*e days You mutt replace your inturanre (the story gne»l, Crosby cheer no latrr than November 2*. 1915. fully replied. "I'm Inntilms Perry 0 I want to attend a Mato col­ Como." Certainly it’s impo'sihlr lege thi» chvrgr* no tuition In stu­ to go into a diner after midnight dent* residing In the State If I and fail tn hear Como nn the enroll tinder Ihe Korean Gl Dill, jukebox. And it's just as impossi­ will I have tn pay thr rollege any ble to find anybody aged 22 or tuition? $1 or younger who doesn't rave A. You will he required to pay about him. an amount based on the school's Take a look at his Saturday rod of teaching personnel and night show on NBC-TV and you II supplies for Instruction. But this learn something about Ihe younger generation as well a* about Como. Like Crosby. Como It cool. Its absolutely impossible to ruffle the guy. This Is a rare virtue among men, let alone among television performers. And it's 4tne to tee a yogpjer genentton that admires the virtu#. Somebody might say IPs hit singing and not his manner that ropes In his audience. Well, you can't separate hit singing from hla manner. Very relaxed and cool. As tho British said even hefore they had rommsrctol telcviOtil Wewt U th BL 40 , AJ. 2 i Information For Veterans amount may r..l esceed (10 M month, for a full tim» student. U I am an oapcrtencfd earpro(er, hu! I vsoutd like In lake a earpenlcy course under the Kor­ ean Gl Rill tn brush up nn my skills Would this )»• possible* A Nd. t nrler Ihe |*w, a veteran mav not train for an qcrupatltv* in which he is already skilled. Veterans living ia Central FVw nda who wi>h further informathnt alto'il Ihnr benefits, should writn Ih# VA rdlicv at 42 F. Crnlral Ave., tirlanrio, FI*. SEAT COVERS I For All Cara BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS CUSTOM FITTED PROMPT INSTALLATION Strickland.Morrison, Inc. Sanford, Florida Phone 200 S H E R M A N Cl P IP E C O . �U )sl C biSL B m ld in q ^ 125 Wlodsm/L (DsudqnsxL 3 (B&dsioom. dfamsiAu, ■ Dorit Wait Another Minute... Drive Out TODAY (PjOCStL JiW D L $ 10, 600io$n ,750 22 Completed. 37 More Under Construction 39 Already Sold. fl V.A (veteran) and F.H.A. financing committments on 59 homes were obtained before the recent change in the law that requires an additional 2 per cent down pay­ ment. Only 20 of these homes are You can act now and purchase your home for $250. less cash down payment than you will need on future homes. YOU CAN PURCHASE OUR $10,600 HOME: If You Arc A Veteran— $ 3 7 5 Down Payment $62 Per Month. Service Person­ F. II. A.—$1,235. nel F.H.A.—$905 j S l Down Paym ent Down Payment $60 Per Month Sss $62 Per Month. Oldham. & Judah., BRAILEYODHAM, President FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION PLEASE V ISIT OUR SALES O FFICE • 1625 SOUTH FRENCH AVE. Phono 2100 or 2900 �Weather TOUt MWIPAPit DEFENDS TOUt ttGH. TO tNOW! Continued fair and rather cool north and mild »ntnh and central portion* through Thursday. ■ AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER IM S VOLUME XLVI SANFORD. FLORIDA * WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 2 6 .IMS AworUlrd Prnu l*m*ed Wire No. SOI. Seminole Sportsmen Questions Answered K i r l f . O f f M o o tin g r- • r ^ n i n ' " / RnrUarua banner f y Local Candidates |w lllV y X Goembel Elected Honorary Member Of SHS Key Club At » recent meeting. th# SemU nolt lltfh School Key Club *l*rt*d • • an Honorary Mimbtf. Cleon f.oembel. proprietor of the Sunoco Fervic* Station at 3rd and Park. This ia tha firat time thl» honor hat h»ea heitowed on anyone by the Key Club of Sanford. Goembel ha* shown aupport for 1 -jriag th# eluh in many way# du tha tail few years. Recentlyy. iM on aexeral occasions, be hae allowel the youth elub to ute hie filling station facilities to put on “ear washes" which met with much auerata. A« an honorary member, Go*mhel it antitlad to attend all meattig* ard activities of the elub, but does not have tha right to rote. Tha Key Club takes t.aie op­ portunity to publicly acknowledge its appreciation for Mr. GoembePa enntinued aupport and Intareat in Key Hub activities. J J ^ c r / __________* * Th* Sanford Herald recently submitted *Dt qtiratlon* to the two randidntrs for the Rond of Fanfmd City Comm it A renewed intereat lm the sionrra in the Nov. R election. Seminole County Sporlamtna Aa* Th* questions were: 1. Whet «li» you M ieve the City n ' R.infnrd should do aoclation "a s exhibited leal night in regards t« a Florida Power nr.d Light Company franchise aa rear and otd membert turned out to enjoy barbecued riba and in view of th« referendum held several year* ago on the to talk over plana for tha futura aubject ? aurreaa «f tha local sportsman*. 2. What kind of street program do you belief* should organisation. A* I a i | bn planned by the city ? .1, Do ton believe the mayor should he elected hv the Before th . . i « M L •"* " " H / M j 0 y C 6 6 M S B I W u I ^ tag got underway? Trot aurtr John people or appointed hy the Board of City Commissioner*? ora than 7ft Mench laid that, Snoi . . candidate for .the . . . __ 4. How would you go about balancing the salary acheTh# .two (annew membera ara now ataociated furV*CUy"conimiss«mTn the Nov. dule of citv employe ? with the Seminole Coufcty Sport*t city Elect!'a. will make theirJ _ 6. Do you belle)* in Inereaaing the city ’• tax niillage to P a i t i n a i n n mena Association." lirst public appearance as randi- ta k e c a lf of the rit.v’* need* w hich «l demanded hv IfltJCJlife v Tomorrow 1Office-Seekers To Appear Thursday Pruident Porter Lenairg told spoilsmen* {roup that the th# C4nii tnd rr#lh w | Ur prllh Coromiaaion would hold a meeting j„ fu ta n d neat Friday. “ In r#. patenting the local elub at tha tweeting," said Lansing, ” 1 am going ta oppose tha closing or t h e f t . Johns River to commarkal fnhing any furthar than tha point established by a u t o l o a d 40." Lansing, Is his Impromptu talk to th* sportsmen said, "w# hava lota of legal, law abiding flatterin#Bi , nd wo „ Bt t# pretact them. They hava a right to ntaka a living loo." Tha barbecued rib dinner, pre­ pared by Stinson Kmla*. and aaned at th* Elk’a Club barbecue pit, was attended by more than a hundred enthusiastic supporter* of tha Samlnola County Sportamens Association and th* statemid* group to which tha local organisation Is affiliated. *1 am slated e w the wond­ erful ret pent* ta aur appeal for a united effort ew tha part af th* sportsmen to pewtect thafe right* ta participate In tbalr favorite hghby and te allow other aperttmen the same right* and privilege*," said tha local i portamen i association president. "Only through careful conser­ vation of e ar game and fish, will we be abla to protect bur right te fish and hunt during (ha ***• ions beat adapted ta th# preserva­ tion af ear wildlife." Lansing gpid. last eight that, > * aiw vigbrwuaty • Meted U til. ch eat* .ta date of th* hunting season from Nov­ ember SO ta Noveatbar BL" Tha question also cam* up and was discussed, relative la the split season. "This has rauted mora t-ouble already," said lam ing, "than all last season." " 8e far," ha said, "there have bean I t arrests because of the apllt season on Florida game, mere than all last season." "W* ara apposed to tha split season," Lansing concluded, "tt’a going to m ate outlaws aut af good eportamen." w ll Boy Scout Drive To Begin Annual M on03Y Limited Number Of Seats Rolland Dean Tells Pilot Club Group Of Trip To Europe dales when ihe two will he heard people or are you an ad v o cate of lu ii-iim e rh a rg e s e a rm a rk u* • Ro’land L I'rao, Th# annual (eminot* County Roy Cornelia Skinner aa guest speakeri at the Thursday P(j fo r specific p ro ject* ? f ilter of the Orlapt!* Fert|)n*a| and nf former e>tltor »r,l put1 .h . M , « w «. H o . do you th in k t h . II » - .l o f S n n fo n l d l y Tom - * " “1 , 2 * " A C To Appear First Junior Chamber of Commerce. HR Ir e Sanford lletal 1. m U a io n m can b e tte r * f r v t th e people o( thin c ity ? Th? Jn%f lhl% , fJr mu hr Merle Warner, the first to throw Th* Vick-ulf meeting lor th* Ihe meeting r f ' r l'i,»t t'lL tl h n tia tc h rl ha\*» lull* in |*, y trrttflflf. Ihf htninr%( fam* membcr.hip drive of Ihe Seminole his hat ‘nto the ring for Ihe Im­ q _ yir answers to the above quest ions. paign ne*t week and the residential Mutual roprerl V i e Mie n will he night #• ihw 1 ’ ‘ < b «>n portant post and David Gatrhel n» essasion of th* Jlth at- n h « t«x r y drive will lake place the last of |np,„rln* night at S p m at who .entered the race the follow mg „f Ihe fmindiiig nf I'l "l ln!*t . Warner David Gatchel November ihe Senuoole County 1 lucatiooai day will eip-es* their views pa 9 at I A lissoaL I I . 1 In year* rsvt Ihe drive has been ||ul|,|lng „n rom m em al As* Important matters of rity governi think It Is important As you w*ll know, this my first amutlng Inrlsieuts trot * 1 conducted during Boy Scout Week VsrocisHon i-re.ids-nt F r a n c is men! at the noun luncheon mretir V t out that the lh* Reb-n-adutn veniur* in polities, and I should on U r Mrs. Dean en. teri which a n in FebruaryThis year Ruumiltit said tndas lint "I am tomorrow, l> \ * . **- hrld seviral >earv a g o ' i n . tn , U te in th. Iwgmninc Lum p, an tour lo»l • imi They aUl aU« subject th e m s f ^ '■ ^ •« ,al, that my - . 1, |n l.,..( i. th . da­ in evperfmrnl is being conducted umared st the numbei of rails re­ • •• J-Tin* Mr. and Mrs l» i .» Urn* the people voted their in the S* John s District, which ts questing re«ersslums for Ihe eon ta a birrage of questions fmr ‘. f •’re to h»'a an active participa cne of f|se districts in Ihe Cenlral 1 fflt ,e r is * .irts la regard to a new haveion, n rd in Kncland h> tn■ < ' as he »*' sj.smi empnj rmphati young husineiimrn of Sanl ; _ ..................... . . . rrM ill stadium. The two h>ue»— Hon in Ihe* future efficient and a student al O sfm 1 a ,1 Mr. • nd Nine Mind comers ha* v 1 new stadium snd a new puwer economical p:ner*sa of our eitv • F ,‘iri<l1 p">r Smut « ounnl. to He lf ,t that .mlv a limited number of •n4a 1 lh* prop! poop!, should lrrm,n# lh* feasibility of alt five mrmher.hipv ran be reserve I In Mra. I.inten Alien of luted with the Jaycet RaN/> Iranciu «\ »Hh a rebal* to the and, therefore, if the !OU irjiet England, Framitt**, headed by T. Mark t a . * City which was Ui be used to ft- elect me as on* of th*ir City district* conducting simiillanenutls ClUtens knowing of intersections nance the new iladium rovl— Commissioner*, t plrdr* myself their fund drives In November of the audh.irium where the conceits land and \ ten-*, k 'tr R. Mrs. kerne f . Merer-grr, pu*>. will he risen ihat have become dangerous ha- wer*. in my opinion, one and the tei do. In the utmost of my abi­ each year For 1h* second straight year, Mis Ralph Austin piem Iicily chairman, had charge «f cauit of tow hanging limbs, shrub- •am* question. . True, of tho total lity. only that which it in the bred P Murra*. Director of Adult nership drive chairman will have the program, which was open* I lery trees fences, grass, or other n ,,,' rl1) . iY'lr<1 '"i be«l interest of Fanlord. A Voesthnal F.duratissn Is acting user flftv music loser volunteers tih lh# singing ... obstructions ar* Invited to list U u>' ol ^ th lh. new stadium and of .a run t er of I should lit* to take this op. a n*wf rranchiv*. a* chairman of the residential and them wt'b th* Jayceea at 1327. ’heir services lo make te pilot songs to nvisie areonipanl* W* arc proud of our new it* opportunity to thank you and th* tusiners drive for A*nford. klur- offering rervallons for Ihe concert*. Adult ment furnished hy Mrs, 11. K. Elimln.tioa of blind corners is dium. I personally am In favor ol h'anford Herald for this means one af th* ma)or progum s tn the ncguiiattog with H u n ts Power of expressing my view* on lh* ray said Ihat the IMJ Roy Seoul memhervhip* will he sold for 1 \ MrN'ab and le-i hy Mrs. Tiny R.sr. safety plans for Iht present Jaycoo and Light Company lor a new following questions which you sub­ Drive e l l more surceiiful thin In and student irembenhip are M So Mrs. Joel S. Ft»M. * ehartef Franchise *I personally favor our mitted. previous vest* and hoped Ihat Ihe ^Our ools trouble this year ', said „f |h , |w a| club, gasI'F % year. ie syste free entcrprisr system of business. In answer to your quostioa response lo ihi» sears drive would Mrs. Smith. "I* the fact that we history o f Pilot from its found* I siocerriy ‘believe that electric number one, "What do you ho­ be equally favorable Murray also have a Winderful series and only a lug on Oct. tfl, 1J21 In Harms, power wUl cost our citizens less lies* the City of Fanford should said that this year hr has approxi­ limited number of seals " when bupgbl from a privately Joe Gozil Attends owned anti operated bu«inr<a. do In regai d« to a Florida Power mately 'uriy -five men all of whom Cornell* OH. Fklnner. 00. of .he ' h' '':V r7 .' , "in' » « w actresses who has carried a f]uS . Elsctrlc power is a sperialirad i. 1 tght *< nmpanr franchise In are interfiled in furthering the Roy ffur with tk members Past presldenl* Session Of Retail business requiring tremendous view of th# referendum held Scout Pregram in Seminote County 1 family stardom into her own gen and charter member* were re* amounts of m»nry uj investments, **'*ral year* ago on th« sub to make lh* business contacts for | eiatifO. will be heard on the first Grocers Association technical know-howa and espen- Jeel^ tt i« my view that tha cityr the drive These forty rise men night* of the genet! Dee. I The r"«n,«*d. amorg lb#« Mr*. M a.f Morn than M member* of the Kirtjnu Club. I.ioni \u>trallan \ti«lijlun \m rriian rih jn lino pianist* nt«ni«t« lla^lint* it r^t n -’ • rnartrf Upon his return yesterday from encc to operate. In my opinion, commlaslsin should make as cont- rrpreent Ihef Kiwanis I’lub, l.ums Central Florida HoiplUl Council rtsarwater where ha attended thr our city at present does not have prrhensivs an examination a* Club, R tarv Club, K.lkiClub, and Ndum aipl Neal will be br.ird lair --e"'bei a-,,1 a 1 will meet In Sanford Friday to find m Jsnuarv while the fsmuus Don *U* *h* el"h‘» bonorar,- n-emt-rr. three day annual meeting of thr even a small part o( the money possible I n determine if th# rity Junior Chamber of Commerr# out whit others are thinking and j I'on ask htirus and Dancers, under Mr*. J. T. Hall gave the "Code of Retail Grocers Alta, of Florida. that would be necessary lor Ihe should uulertake lh* financing to keep informed on State Hoipiul Jo* GariL onnrr.manager of thr city to go into th Lirctnc power of it* own power plant or dis­ lh# direction of Serg.- Jaroff, will Ethic*". affair*. Tip Top Sop*murk*: tapr*«*rd business. I* seen «nd heard lale in Febru -1 "TF.i# being my fl’•* trip otar» tribution »r If it is more fea-abla Representative! from about SO arv j it milmnrd On Page Twrisel himself as wall pleated with Ihe Often times, government enters to rsn.x th* Florida Power g ho<piiali from eitiei over th« area smomplishnfaat* of tho conven husinr-s "Our inemhsrthlp drlse will hr ---------— •* aii sa 1 b-mest belief that l ight Company franchise with lh* In Ihe Including St. Petersburg. Ft. Sly. tMtk.iverii provision. The referen­ over en No? ft nr berm#.'* said - r i ; p ' I ,' 1 1_ u™. L , V „ It, D I j U i n I i (rate a given butinex> •r». Gainemile. fiajton* Beach Mrs Smith. "There has neser I n l l l Q S I IC K ID H vJ P -.Oe* af M rW tft vmfmrtan. K. ni c h h p r TMn can a privately dum, or ttraw *-vte, wbieh waa and JickacmvtUo will meet for tha on tha agtnd*. waa th* adoption owned business. However, as es- taken In 1450 was during th* been sii*k p.ofuund enthusiasm and a . r s 1 f , first time ta fanford and will hold of a resolution opposing lh* use pcrience js gained by gnvvrnmeni time that th* niuniripal atadium A meeting of Ihe Rojrd of Direr inleresl in s Turrets series be A t r O m i C I S / V t Q r K C r their luncheon-business meeting at of trading stamps aa a means to operated hii'lness. they usually was (swing i-lanncd and the fran­ tors of lh. Fleet fteserve Assorts . lor* ' C C A J __ Jim Spesrert stimulate business. The associa­ Inrrras* ihe r"*l of a service for c h is e as p ii.p o s e d was being eon- lion, hanford Branch 117. has hern 1 —------------------- _ _ _ 3 0 y S J . A l K l C I r- ,1 Harry Weir, adminiitrator of tion also recommended a reduc­ beyond lh* original cost. Hidden widuis-d at a meant of financing called for lomormw afiemoon al D J / ~ r r t c _ • things are plrklng wn right th* Seminole Memorial Hotpilal, th e stadium. The fianrhis* at I p m. at the Fnlteted Men's Club f'x -U N .IU 5 5 V .O U 1 SC tion In tho wholesale price of eosta ereep in. niielf. Aandv tnders.in Mini r and aecrelary-treaiurer of the Cenmilk. Gaul stated. of ttia'sanfnrri Slate Farmr; 1 MarThe best etample of this I know that rim* w o u ld have a kick-bark at the Sanford Naval Auiiliary All T _ D _ Iral Florida Hospital Council, said "The facilities of th* Ft. Harri­ Is our city owned and operate,I "f • 0 oe u rfe re d kP, , f .i n t..v y fll.OM a yeor station today that th* organization meet* son Hotel where we met, were water arstem For year*, in spile 1 u ‘h' ‘ "»• The meeting was railed hv Ihe or- I < J |n v i/» M o n r l m , llamjw u of h- ans *l*d baskets f *r‘ •very other month. really laaed to the utmost due to of higher water rate,, the water rl ! 7 7 7 ,V " W J I U V I U lY I O n Q Q y rtieumhere tit e iirkr-d hi ,* ram/ation'i vire president James Purpose of the meeting in San­ th* fact that this wai tha b*st at­ system was neglected. City water kick t-ock o f o v e r (JO.IIOO a n n u a l - Hughes lo discuss and formulate The firri Amiri,an Red Cross the platform mtdafteinoon v r.i-r. ford. laid Weir, will be to five th* ly. At lh . prav.nl Dm* w. ar* tended meeting wo have vet had," revenue was u«cd In pay other plans for the Pie Tbsnksgising Course m 'Home Care of The dav. waiting lo he loaded on In, s ataia hospital heada an apportunlty said Gatll. "Tho entertainment. eosta of government, and only ■till operating und'r th . aid fran- Pirnie to ha held no Nov 12 In Sirk" In h. offered since World <fe«iln»d for th. .s . t red n-llwe-'. to aoe the local boapltal. They will U>* meals, tha *ihiblu. In fact la*t year, It was necessary to h-r r b i . whlrh provide* for Ho re­ Fort Mellon Park beginning at 2 War tl In Seminole County will f># Sam An-n-on repre<"nl j it« he taken on a tour of th« facilities avtrythlng waa Just Tip-Top. the row money to repair and replete list. to th* rity at all. Tbit pm fin Mon lay evening In Slarea Fre»h Mead->»t PrmtureCo. of where they ran aee, first hand, agfrenn-iit. *tpirea In IPAS. only disappointment was in thr 1 much of our water system, . ... A* the preliminary plant has*, It is |,s he held wrrklt from 7 VI New Vote fV , me ' t’ * nr tha progress being made here, and fart that Cecil Webb could not j Now. sou the ettiirns eentinue .-m , ui* atraw vote to l.uO. ,;„e|o*ed. Ihe pr# Thanktgiv mg Pie pm un-it i v i p m for lh . next borers b- >• . no the • l to observe th* modern equipment appear on the program due to I |0 p,j. high water rales, ard you economic conditions hav* r anged n|p w|j, |„ f |lidp games prilrs .eren we.k* >n II r , lltnriufSI nl Male ) and building befora being put into Water Shut Off the strident ho had on his Dixie are bead over heels tn debt, too, ma-mg it mandatory that any fhow< lw 1 ref,„hm enls for all SI I uke's Lutheran Srh,*t1. -n r lerday that nr will I * actual use. . •; e itim desiring to arrv* aa a City iJly Ranch at WOliston on (hr tlr*. John Dmla J r . who rereiy- flee* her. -m ■1 the nsm* o' k ar in , r *M L-omm -loner eon.lder all of th . ag es President nf the Central Florida To Repair Main . u, .X r u ‘" very day |h* meeting opened past paid Ihe cost of ether npe,a min , Following the Rosrd of Dirertnrs #d her Inslruttor's training under I Pmdur# I'ompanv u (rmn „ lmp. rl,.| Hospital Council U W. C. SIcLin mrenng, Ihcri will he a regu'ar Mi>* RdiUi Olsen Rr ' i r o - , ri'ld Aronson *sid ih,t hr II hav* government. 1 ... * . .x l ___ x Wat*r w ai gushing fmm lh* "I understand that Cecil suffered lions of gmemmant. ad St. Peters burg stew- i-'inl and after thorough a broken bona or tw0 In hit right - I 1 fe*l th* result wrtuld Iw the consideration do that which h* meeting nf the organiration at the Representative N'ur>ing Aerslees iwo Hal!* whuh » ill hr r The loral hospital admlnlstratnr ground like a mammo*h spring yes- foot and had tn. cancel his plans I'htff a Club. Thursday Nov. 10 at for the m ure Hate of Florida, will into nfli.es e-tirii he s.» t a Mid that already mora than SO terday at tiia tsiteriactian of tjth tn appear on tha convention pro­ •am* with City Eleetrle Tower. thinks '«*(. • pm . direct the flats modern in eiers re,pe,-| reservation* for the meeting have St. and French Ara. when heavy gram. How K happened. I atilt Of fours*, som* of our big bustAs to question numhssr kwo, Final p*ans for the picnic rill b* Th# emollment foe ih-c enurrf According to the lie’s b’lycr, l x equipment af lh* Cragf Construc­ n*sa operator* want thf city in "Whal kind of tlrre* program do I* eomplele but Mr* fhlda ex- will be shipping dull* los,l* of tion Company struck a tralva and haven't hoard.' said Gaul. lh* Power business an that you >0,4 h*l'.v. should b« planned hr announced al th* meeting (Th* Cecil Webb referred In Is lh* p«opt« through yotir eleetrie peels to rondurt smdhrr rl*<* Isle fresh prod’ic# «nd fruits Ir'o N'r < ripped It open. MAN BEING HELD a former Chairman of tha Flori power rharges, would pay the th# City?", manyr of Fanford'* m ‘ the season for both husbands York fit* an 1 vtnnlly "V.'e *rn Workmen wore ntihorf In tha streets are in ds-p^rabl* condi­ TAMPA ih -A Fort Slyers man da State Road Dept, and owner rest of operating your rity governFivt Men Held and wives having some fin* cr«p* of hesns, seen# and a *#w raise wai made tion. Th# city commission has ia being held her* on a rare fed­ of tbo Dixie-Lily Milling Co.) Mr* Jackie l-awson Home Feo- ciirumher*. green iq ash. y rllu r man! and there big business op. established a priority list for th* eral chsrge—failing la keep a to replace tha ossa ripped from th* romles Insirurlor al Cronmi Aea- straight nerk squash, and »*garainrs and big land holders would repair and maintenance of our For Questioning proper lookout on a ship just be­ roadway. CONVENTION TOLD r — Five men were '''m y , will offer a routs. ui Alta- plant." CHICAGO ronlinue In pay a small lax on clients most In ne*d. Thl* proOccoring shortly after 10 o'clock fore a collision which sank it. FORT MYERS OT-The riorids some of thair valuable land hold. held for further questioning today monte Spring* in Hie near future t-ooking ■•• ---me of the rii-tm Floyd Worth, II. was unable to yesterday, th* valva an on* of State Beekeepers Ann. will hold I.igs. This Ivp* of government gram should h. affectively and in ronnettion with th* slay ing of Seminole County Chapter. Amerl- b*r» Jn*t graded and pas hr,i on t o immM a'sly rarneri nut -within make th* tSOO bond set by US. Sanford's main watar arteries, a Ha UM convention in Clearwater. operaHon. 1 am opposed In. Ihre* aehooltx-ss although It* da- ,,n Cross is arrrpting re- market plalf-.im Aron'on said, th. n 'y 's ability to pay. 10-inch main, wai repaired and The brekeaperi yesterday alert­ Commlitluner Paul Pinkcrtoa. lector tests hive failed to link any xHlrxtlon* for rourses in "Home ‘look at th r... f i r . r irimbers. Th# issue Is whether or not we Gon-t street* has* murh to do Worth wai a deck hand on the put back inta strvlea again shortly ed Millard ConsbaU, Mianrota, has# the City operate In serve of them to Ihetriple killing. ,h# Sick" and "First They're representative of the firm ahlp whisJi aank. the Seven Seas. after 1:10 yesterday afternoon. president; James A. Russ, Au- your elrrtrie power needs or grant with thr growth of a community. None baa beenchargedIn the Sid" right song sod d a is e s tn produce that a . r . shipping Into I, th.'rfor*, favor lh. creation of It and .mother vessel collided la Water, over tha entire city, had burndal*. vie* pres Ment; and a franrhu* lo a company tn tell w irsea will he organiretl lh* eastsrti m .ik rt." a long rang* program that will mystery to which poller have been the Gulf of Mesieo off New Or­ tn b t shut off in ordar ta replace Frank A. Robifoa, Gala*ivUl«, -A-A4you Uiat power. I believe you the provide mir city with a sound unable to find lead* in more than * ',rn registrations are adequate j leans. tha brake* rate* and maks. reeretary-tree surer , — — — — — ^ rlttieni will have cheaper elrrtrie street plan of m ain*.rare, and a week nf wdespread tnrestiga- — power when you buy it from a pri- r.|*a,r Hs p rrrret, not not only linn. valaJy owned company. Detertlv# niarles Fitrgerald said deterioration aueh as w. hava es"I believo w« *U realii# the perirtHM, but to piosrid. for th . Charles Dahlquist, a 33-year old 'mmedlale need for belter main­ .spaiui-n and development »f golf caddy, * 11 sei/rd afler a couple reported basing seen him tenance of our elly streets, fo r Fanford. loo long now they hav* hern ne­ Que-i ^n number thre* Is "Do end the vmingest of lh# slain boys. glected. The budge! tor lh# current you belies# lh* Mayor should be Anton Schucisier, il, together last year provides for ra-surfarlng elected hy lh* peopl* or appoint­ July. Dahlquist had Keen gt>en a lie soma seven miles of a total of ed hy lit* Board of Commission­ our eighty-ftvo mile* of rity ers?" Th# election nf nur mayor test and released last week. A sec­ streets. b v Ihe prop)# of Sanford would In­ ond lie teat last night was InrooDay by day, our City streets volve a major change In the char­ rlusive. InsesUgators said they are look­ continue lo get worse. Today, an ter of th* city from tha rommlsiold uying. "aa ounce of preten­ lon-rily manager form nf govern ing for,a "bushy haired man" who tion 1* worth a pound of eure," ment tn the itropg mayor form of Malolm Peteison, Robert's father, teem* an appropriate. A sound government, turb a basic and taw talking with youngsters te a ■1 ■ and far-reaching program of street significant rhang* te nur rity pool hall Saturday night Prlerson * S aC ta-' resurfacing Immediately will charier should not be mad# with­ said tha man fled when he sought aav# milliona of doiiart us street out the approval of th* penpl*. and to question him. lax cost lo you In Ihe future. should I b* fleeted and this qu*s-V ( d t e f i V/ '-L T L ‘J , ft Yea. I belies# tha Mayor should iftoi arise. | would b« In favor of he elected by th* peopl*. Only then submitting H In a referendum Driver Complains; would tho Mayor foel accountable sot*, es'eis though, from my cur­ 1 lo the people. rent observations, I personally Is Sent To Jail & \-ft "1 would sal up Job Classifica­ favor our present form of govern­ • :<5 i - KYOTO. Japan 'Jk— *TwenlyI tion* I" **ck Department with a ment. Ihre* hours and 4«> mile* out of 1 fair and jute pay rale. Then, the Th# fourth question I*. "How Tokyo. ( . xt driver Jthin|irn IshiCily employei would hava more would you go about balabriag tha Jima complained to polire that hi* ineentire ta better themselves. salary schedule of city employ#*?" beautify woman passenger bad "I *iat*rely balteva la tha pro- Tha salary schedule id Sanford's ralmly replied when asked for froaaiva dtv#tepa «al nf our city cily ampler** thould to carefully 141 fare. " I haven't got a penny." U Mr fulteat oppartuaittes - bat- review ad each budget year with Investigation disclosed that iko ter itraote and ttrtH Hghtgrtg. lh* ides ia mind that Sanford pay waa • IT-year-old higlllva from a { hotter ulariaa for our polka forro id employes commensurate with Tokyo menial hospital. and firemen, modern fire-fighting th* Job they ar* doing fnd in com­ Pol ie* routinely asked te se* aqaipmact, ^ fimUona in parison lo other cities of atm tier lahijimsi Items*. That was wtren BAM ARONSON’ INRPFA.TR aom* af th* blah quality preduea h# U operating cd our various city da- ute and aroaomle atatu*. Aid. Ha recalled Tokyo p*Ur* had shipping Into New York from Sanford State Farmer's Market o r 6BMDIOLB COUNTY BPORTBMKK talk a*«r a*»bl*«* tt kb* ptrtmqate, hotter rerre*tion fadl- also, with the Idea is ailad af (*l**d it laat wrek for ipoodiag. Looking aw. at tha right, I* Bawdy Anderson, Market Manager, (h u ff Mto te InO. < Photo) Approximately 50 Council Members To Convene Here fa# Fleet Reserve Calls Meeting Sv 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, October 25, 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 25, 1955; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a2c403783df988bed73afb532b5c5f09.pdf 7196460143896fed8bed628e8fb06cdc PDF Text Text 0 e "* r — t ---------------1------------ c Dfr'BlUiMU witkRiwidd adfjouMtfy mtk PRESIDENTIAL 0 0 0 When you place your insurance with Presidential Insurance Company you * help Florida and yourself because: • V Presidential is 100% Florida owned with over 5,000 Floridians ow ning its stock. . . 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S fe §> a n fo tb lim t lf t • AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER 190S VO LUM E X L V I FANFOR FLORIDA MONDAY OCTOBER SI. 19.VS . N o Com m ent to DEBABY— Voluila County iherlff Tucker waa gueat apeakcr at a rout turkey dinner served to the DeBary Chamber of Commerce Thurxtoy evening at StcUon cafe­ teria. Introduced by pres dent Abraham Lincoln he outljied the function and operation of hi* office the Improve­ ment! of the budgetary procedure over the form ir fee ayilem. He lire*ted the impartiality religiously followed ■ hia enforcement of all stata laws. Following thla diirourse he conducted a question and answer aeaaion, during which members froe»y discussed Counly problem a. The Chamber then turned to the but inti a at band; report! from tho various committee!. Everett Swift reviewed the work done since Jan­ uary on toning and valuta received at the town meeting held recently at the Civic Center for pretontetion •f a petition on this topic. Swift emphasised that the committee nlihee at all *i»ea to art la accor­ dance with all of tho realdenU of DaBary. IB # Chamber voted to roeeivt and approve tbo report of D U aonlng e-jmnlttee. A summary of Uin replies roceivad on tbo recent labor survey questioaairo wet presented. Road Department Begins Campaign The BUto Road Department baa put info high gear Ha campaign fo eliminate more than * » unauthor­ ised traffic signals throughout tha TSV S'SiSSfi whleh eigtiwering studies have proved ar« a hfoderanra and men­ ace to traffic Read Board Cfealrmaa Wilbur E. Jons said that Osld engineers of hia Department are now contact­ ing local authorities to secure im­ mediate removal of their signals. City Manager Warren E. Knowlei eakd Friday that the City of Sanford baa alwayi secured approval of tbo SUfo lo a d Department for algesia placed aa etato roads and Ihoroughfafee **d therefore tbire are none of tho signal* or lima fo ha removed from locations within the city Umttei. Under the new Bute Highway Cede, which became effective lait August, tha Road Department la authoriaad to remove tho algnala H focal authorities fail to bead a An order acd referendum which will no douM afreet small and large grower* in ths Sanford araa, has been cai *d lor an early dale. No comment haa been the an-' awer generally, aa grower* arc contacted, because. fo their opin­ ion. they eouln not comment on an item they hsd not seen or studied Th r referendum concern* toral growers thr area Included in Dis­ trict i. Sanfoid Ovledo-Zellwood. Florida Cclary Order Rccommcn ded by USD V: The adoption of a prop©.#! maracting agreement and order for Florida celery waa recommended today by tha U. S. Department of Agriculture. A refciendum to de­ termine whethe- producer* of Flor­ ida celery fa’ or the Issuance of * proposed marketing agreement and order will be held Nov. I through Nov. 10, both dates taelushe, MinRALPH C O W A N I’ KKSKNTB his check for additions! membership, (nr hi. firm In ihe Scinmnlc urd F Miller. Lakeland. Fla.. Field Chamber nf Commerce lo Dallas l.oop. Cowan said. “ \*> rr»!i:t thr import* nr# nf incrcs.lnr mem­ Representative of the U. S. Depart- bership* ii* th* Chamber of Commerce, for that I. ths onl* »s>- Ihr Cham'-er program r.i* be cnlstg menl of Agriculture, announced to­ ed. (Photo by Jameson) day. Baltota sod soling inttrucUon* will be mailed fo all celery growers of record end any grower who fails fo receive a ballot may secure one by contacting hi* County Agricul­ tural Agent's office. Voting will be by mall. To be aligibla for count­ ing, ballet* must be postmarked not later than midnight, Nov. 10, 1151. Two third* of the grower* by Memberships in the Bemlnol# number or volume of production County Chamber of Commerce ir* voting in the referendum must fav­ increasing a* the d m * continue* or Issuance of the order before It with Increttcd enthusiasm and will become effective. momentum. The prop*.! ed progra m w ould More than twenty additions! aulhorite regulation of the volume firms *nd peison* have signed up of celery to bn marketed, also the for ISIS I3J*> membership* since grades, sizes, and quality of tbo Florida Food* Inc , United I ran* commodity lo addition fo volumt fer and Sloragt. Sanford Linoleum regulation* or grade end tire re­ and Til* Company, Willi* Fontiac, gulations, the committee could re­ Ri.hep and H«r|, l’uro Dll Com­ commend filing tha lire and di­ A .l\ firm sg-nds will ennfront Tha Seminole County Sport i man’s pany, Fred Drum , Ssnioid Prialuee mensions of In* container or con- Aiioeiitkm will stage a gigantic Company Hotel 'lonterums, 0 D ihe Board of Sanford t'lly Com lamer* used for shipping Florida barbecue tomorrow night it 1 Landrvvs, Mr* Eula McClelland. miisioner* tnnight st thrir reju celery under the order. Alto, re­ (.’clock for members, said Torter Mr* T C Fullerton. Sanford U r meeting which begin* st I search and development projects Lansing president nf the *ports Tractor and Implement Company, J “’clock in ih# Cnmmiitionrrs related to eeWy marketing may be man's group Kllgtn* Seed t nipany, E*ant Room of the City Hall. set up under the order. The firH item appearing on the Lsming .aid (h it |h* directors Roofing and Heating Co,, Wagoner Volume regulation would be tor id th* aisoelation, at a meeting Furnttine to . Sanford T ’ ailer Tatk agenda will h. the prrirntatton o( probate period* and follow an aL Friday nigA » » d < plan* for th* W. P Bail, . Am*rif*n Oil Co r*U a ieiv.ee award lo II Jsm»< Gut MdmanI ptemte totfvtdgM handle:* k itfo rrV -»te ..i -1- b e held at lh * V ^ > * " ** ‘■'■■r> ' . env^n i-a . - . n < J -fie ‘,i t;* fot.i* ".rf baaed on handler*’ available supply Bik'a B*rb*eu# G roundi ral*. tue . and Flortd* Hotel 11 rf-eluthfo ailoplej hy ih* Board of calory computed la linear feet Clifford Mchibbln. meraher-hip of Sanford Cl.y Commls’ loneit and spurtiiran't president pointof rows Tha committee could drive rhaiimsn .aid Hit. morning 4 -liver tra ' Ihti the barbeeua is for commend reflations or no1 foal W : of 'he prospective mern-j , „ hr ini(H,rtin(.f ^ i and pro*pecti*rtmembers pending upon the supply price -ev «een Hnwever. di-cuttcd by H r commissionerov.ng Pkturaa will alio be ation and other pertinent ficiern. Ol tho-.e toe Com mil- „ j| be the need (or *n addillonal lt Ihc barbecue mteiing lee and team member- hnv* railed g, um„ |hr y>,|p r i| Tho proposed program wouli busiress trar.saried at the on a.* .ubve.-hirg, with a total of u„tlWnc p „ ,#ct I'.onhm Bradley administered by a Florida igh* mreling was thr ,te- a little over 4? non promiiril or will attend th* m e-ting to Islk with committe* composed of nine 1 tiks rate of Ih* nrce*tar> sutiKiibcd by thu.r trrn to ifote’ ducers with * like number of Ihe tomim-th aei* about the nut Mullet Lake Park equipTtiere I* no doubt, >ald MrKib ter. lernates Represent* Uon on to paint th* Wffklva bin, that th« -Iris# will Iqereave in committee would be mad# up A request to pujrha-* fire »er. famlerrsl and will ramr fo a *ueci-»sdistrict*. District* No. 1 or sice for protertion oul.idr the citv ful conclusion. saii* that a membership South Florida district, which iw m progress with th* Tram s, tm-ler th* dlieelion of limit, will t>a dt»ru*'rd h> the eludes Palm Bearh county, woijfl team caplam., aie competing for •* **lj'Ba fono.lering a In f lh« association acrehave 3 memb-rs; the West Coast ’* s*'rT’ ,n,,|r 1 uunlv Inn embership drive rom- four ticket* lo Ih# Drang* Howl and fr District No. t. including Sarssot said, "we'r* going to Ih# Gator Howl (omball game* with lor tl,1 ,n b ,r of Commerce which I members, o d Central and Norl r fo door ranvat fo se- ecpeni* money added to the lickeli #*Nur*la a referendum on anneia Honda or District No. 3, includthe team captain* there -Bre ««>" "» he held concurrently with mb. rs for our atsocia- For Inf Sanfurd-Ovtedo-Iellmood, would . . . _ _ . (Ft* C I Hf. ..d . .. Si ercat* Interest m th* ticket* to the Tangerine Bowl game the Sanford City Election on Nov, bay* 4 moMbon. I our grtrip " Tho prvpowd program la b*i#d A tequevl for a quit claim Heed on ttidoeco received at a public in Ihe smith half of the unplatted hoartng bold ■ WmUr Haven. Flo., lml A ->f Bos# Court will com# Mar. M l . ISM. If Florida C«l«y before Ih# commissioners for dis­ producer! voting la Uw rtfamdum "F airly good demand on vegffa- cussion tonight favor tho laauanco of aa order by The sh-irictt item on Ih# a;cnd*. btes *n1 fruit rariy last week de tho requisite number or volume. II rcidgn* at th* Inter elined .lighllv toward Ih# end of and possibly the one item that will may bo iaautd. U tho proposal la h SI acd Magnolia th# we*k." Manager Sandy Ander- drat* lengthy d ls n m im will he afternoon caused ton staled n hi* weekly t*p ut number T on the announced pro­ not favnrod by tho requisite age estimated at to L. H I.ewl., Director of the gram. "discussion of bid*". amoult R caaaot bo laauod. Juries. Florida Atai* Farmer'a Markei* In IKS Dodae sedan, driven Winter Haven south m Magnolia Avr. hy Arthur He said, "Informittenl rain* dur­ J-'hn Plava, 37 yrar-vM nrlando ing tha week retarded harveiling ear iilrim an. received damage* r Accident 5 Damage ry mado la oWala tho nfflini cooperaltao of local aotKorlttoa." MM O a w r . ttato Road Traffic aad F l i l a f Enfiaoor »ald that "It la vital (or tho cixnala bo re­ moved oith a minimum of delay If Floftda'i motorists era to obtain masimum banoflta from a road ayitam that baa born vaatly Im­ proved orer a brief few year*." Hobby Attending Meet In Doytona Sheriff Luther Hobby loft this morning to attend a mooting of tbo Fifth District Sheriff i Association being held In Daytona Beach at the Prlncou lia n u Hotel. According to Sheriff Dave Starr, who n U if M Urn mambera of the ihertffe aisociaUe# about tho meet­ ing. tho Florida BboritTi Bureau A scare of arrests ware eemifct- mill sipU in the now forma to be ad over tbo weekend according accerdbif to. ruled out aad forwarded to Talle►ueoo. arroat rotorde at tbo S i l n i le M r-rM K m aaid. 'Tb ia la a m y County Sheriffs office. Traffic arreita were made by Im porter meeting for the Fifth Dtatrfet AaaartnJJox." Deputy Sheriff a, Florida Highway Fatrol and tho conatobl# with an added number of arreate mode by the game warden of the Come and Froth Water Flak Cammia- Score Of Arrests Hade On Ipkend wklakey” when bo wae aeon ontaring Me benan and return lag to » bear garden be operaIm with • half-plat ef Illegal whiskey. The a m r t ame made ky Deputy Bberiff W . U Long. t eckleee driving chargee went m**a I p Deputy Ktoriff Meegae to th. front fonder, bumper and hood estimated at tlio . A IN t Bulck sedan, traveling west *n Ninth St. end driven hy tlarrimn Clark of Sanford, a M year-old rtllred negro, received ■ damaged right re ir fender #ttlmated at (33. According to th* Sanford Police Department Investigato-i, rieva approached th* tntm rcton ai he was lightlag his pip* and ran the su p itgn. Charges will ha heard before City Judge John Leonard) Uus af­ ternoon. AtmorialrH Promt I.tawed Wire Pro Golfers Enter 'Mayfair Inn Open' Rotary Club Hears Vardon Delegates Report Trophy Daily Experiences Is Award Feininole High School vo tepte.cnled Sanford n, st Boys’ Stale in •erently gs.o a teTsll.il a irii daily artivilte* at : of th* Sanford Rotary Club at the Yacht Club Ihi. noon. Jim Hankins, ir present log thr t otary t tub, was Introduced by piogiam chairman Chsilie Mnrri■on who al.n ptcenlrd the fol­ low ing - hrnnelh Ram.ey, h i..•nil < Inti delegate; Howard M lred, U o n . Club; John CUtke, F.iht and Kinle Morri* of the Jaycect. Farh youth evpies.cd his spptCiinlien for th, oppoitunity *f learn­ ing something .oe« ifir about bis •tat* government and *vpre.»cd ths hepr t*1*1 program sponsor­ ed by thr American Legion would continue. Local Worshippers Hear Many Subjects l In Church Sunday Tournament Final Of P G A Season kmong ih# vy.mii: n rb irrh g a in n the net or ’ f.itrday Banfmrd Four ->t the eounti. t top ni>ne' >i»r»hipper* iieaid lb*ir rtuireh making prole-atonal gnllm bate Irsiler. .pe.V on many subject! tiren annnunred a. -ail? ennani. with te*t» la ,en ftom th# Holy Bln* the SISOW Vnusl H i* Ma>(*ir l’1* Ion Open r,|t( Tournament Heel At the l.uthri an i ‘uir d of (h# R f. IS through 1A al Hie H »)(a ii Inn1dremer vevtrdsy. llev. PhtlliR 'i hle. -.inann 'p-iVe poke (ii.ru fi >m hia ICalt r.mnlry Club, here in Sanlmd l|ea<l n - th* en lr. lift In l Unit .v ?t •T.kel. n i art weigh- r.t adilii-n I. Ihr PC.A winter rir ed in the balance-, snd art found emt ate Snead Dr. la iy Mid wanting *' I'ltcuif. MAe S-nuhnk. and John Re* ScMej»mann «ahf, "King Uni he, scr.-idinR to frank Mrbsne Pel-birrar anid<l U m li surroundJ r . manager ol the May'slr Inn ing. and in siimplitoui living Irlg Thr M -* (s r Inn i'i>en will be the a. though he aa. atm.a th# tinal louinamrni ol the l'i< \ winier|nf G«*d H r wrnt .o far a* to rhai-eaion Qnal fving round, for the len God', power by mocking !ttm to 3Ji entrant* will begin Ucc. U on the final a n of miiuiing God’s tl.e Mayfair Ir” * cuune. Hol.v V e cel. He wai weighed m M Ih-- rort-luiion u( the Imirna- the balance of Go-1*. |u«tlre and menl. the leading I’ll A money w in foi.nd wanting That veiy night h* Part pre.ident Orville Touch ton ner of the yeal will be awarded the lo.l his kingdom *. well a. M . Ijf#. presided In the ah.enre of lktt» Yaulon Tiophe, smblemstle of "Me are al*n weighed fn Ih* halliam Rn«h. George Touhy trad a iirnfestional gulfing sllpiemsiy. ante of G o d « Ju.lire ," Srhle*’ icolution in memory of the late According to Managrr Vebane, mmn .aid, "by our live*, hy tht Flton J. Mmighion dr., a valued who ha* pl.t recently taken user halane# of H i. |*w, hy thr measure member of the clu's. Hie icin* of tile Ma’ lalr Inn « pluvh plu -f our advantages, a. well a. b# In eonjiinetion with t', S O. louricl hotel atlracllon here Ihe III. Mord ‘and thou art found want­ week, a film showing tha activl. lour day gulling event will be a ing' In .pit# of God . law. of his ties of the .erviev orgamtalinn at tournev of 73-hole medal play. The hut* suffering of hi* mercy, wo Mayfair tnn, owned hy Ihe New have m miitliludmou* way* fallen homo and abroad wa< shown York Giant* llavehalt orgamtalinn, ihnrt. God's juillre ran only say ihiough the roiirte.y of I apt. floWill Sponsor thr winter mre! which that we are found wanting. But tiCrt \* Jail, -on, commanding offi. ha. given ih, nHiclat name " May- through repentance and .orniw Mr cer of the ^anlool Navat Aiisllifair Inn Open’'. _______ our »id* Ihm-igh in ra m c.t #n* arv Air Station, Ihe .Imwlng » a » t'enlra! Honda, left without a |*•#*»or lo overcome them, through arrarged bv the beminole County major gulf tournament, will «»per-|,,j'* |m * °t **ii bon, we ftnd that I hamber of Commerce and was lencr the target Inutnanient of it. Ihe halanrg rearhe. Hw> level of well received hy the local Rolar- type ever in he held In thl. area, hit being juiHfieH T ot Mm S..q Ian*. .reed the 1*1? ttnmn Orlando suffered and d-ed for t.ur *tn«. 'IhB blvrt of Irsu* ChrUl III. v*n eb-v*. 'iprll, *11 »ln • Faith m IhB T r > " C l a. n r M - v'**ii Inn Hp*« U th* i*e- /?** V ronrtudrd Rei Si-hl*.*M w a n ia n s lo n e a r , nd IMP for Ihe touring pro cotter. Savior •lore the group will pailiripale In m»nn. "wa.he. away Ihe handwrit­ the Miami llpen He, * Ihrnuth 1J ing on Ihe wall, u v e i ot from fe.p rtiere *r» only three other Florida and lea-li ui (ma'ly In *v*r?ait,p| life Kiel playing boat to Jn.ono pc, \ In hi. mnrnrng message yaitse* They are Miami, Tlie Sanford Kiwsm* t'lnh will -i-on-ored me, n 11onlinued *a rage rig h t) hear Dr Terry M Bird at its noon Si Petgr.burg and Jackson, tile, li-neh-or mecung Wednesday at Hie A unique distinction for hanfonl I avht ( luh Ii thr (a il Hia' H will he the small Df Bird 1* evpec trd lu .peal In p,t ritv tn the t• .............nited SUIc* in hnld „ «ii? ................. the group of Kiwsnlan* on “ ITir tournament of ths "JUyfail tnn Function* of ihe Seminole County |open" sue Health Unit " | — Dr Daniel Mather, nf th* Ki warn. Club'* Under Privilegml lo#*) law enforremenf officer! ( ‘hildtent Oimmllle* .aid foday haie been lu lle d M * meet n of that the local health unit diet a the Fir t District Peace Olfi-era tiemenditous work among the Indi­ According « • reports to Hie office t-vociitmo whieh will be held in gent and Ihe underprivileged chil Tampa, Thursday, Oci 27. begin(iron of the community. "There is of liny K (l.ren. Mate Comptrol­ m u at a p. m ler. from county a-seswir* on th* a .lorv in the work Ihi. unit doe*." •to*t for the meeting will h« a .lory lhal |j| estimated *-*<•■ cd valuation of .aid Dr Mather* real and tans'Me per>onsl proper- btigen* Acre*, preijdenl of th# im pot tent to every clttirn in th# ly for lav p-irpmes for IWS. Ih* 4nri n J Rnheris, county." Chief of Police Tamoa. and assistIn it* w*#kly bul'etin th# Xiwan- ss.eised vslualmr nf Seminole ed hy third vir#-pietid»nl |nsp#rt* Is Club of Santonl ha* announced Counly n»n-citnipl real e.iale is or J. D. I-allure. Director of th# 4U.TIS7M the annual: “ Lade* Nighl" event First District Captain C G RnbThl* I. an mrreaie of nearly s which will lake p'see on ihe even­ fofost ar-d Ihe iliairmsn nf th# ing of Nov. lb. According lo (he halt million d -liars or of JIM1IJ0 First D i'lrirt, Ma.n* T King, 'Ki* an!* Bulletin", D id rirl Gov The 1134 valuatinn « * ) According to the invitation !*Tom McEIvy w il be a guett of (tie Th# percanlag# of tncresi# of Ih# ■urd to Ih# local Ii* enforcement 1335 valuation > n 1934 roitirs to local Kiwani* group group, the eorktsil hour will b*rin Alto, the Bulletin »aid. Fd Lane »n arproilmst. I pertenl. t J p. m., followed hv a h.ubeci * will I# in rharg* of a program nf The valust .o of Semlm-le Coun iH (f lfMj p.,rg lJmnff 4, 7;V) entertainment. « t is the annus! cm ty tangible rot* nal prooerty. a* p m tom estimated hy the tat a.sstior Speetif door prir** will inclndo •how* a simi ai uureate 3b# 133.3 j Smilh snd Meson « ral reeueumberi end pepper* Inrally. Semmol# Counly Court I* In its valuation «*timat*.l for 1D'.& is $*.- . 0|,»r, w ,||,i,( tl. holders *nd ....... , l-OVB OR LACK OF I.O VE! but wiih cooler weather prevailing •erond week 790 w . '*l,h • ri*1 teriimorvy | OKLAHOM A UI1Y n t a v e o r . 470 „ in contra-' with th» 1331 minialti.-r badge. crop condition* should improve.” hemr heoH hy Judg. E rn c t ,hr |1{k n( * ollrn lo hisme Anderson laid "O n n gei and Ifou.holJer, The rombmed Irirreaie of Ih# when a perton gel. slrk and want* grapefruit were in heaviest volume There wer# ]g rise, on (he trial to »tav that wav a prominent p*y- n<in e»*mpt r»»l c*'sl* end p- ■ n and averaged 43 *A and 43 IS re- dorket lari week with I of the al properly, ,n ihistrist «ai-l her# yevterday. ipeetlvely teat week. Bean, and case* tried Fi.ur of th# raie. were The pychirtrt.l. Dr Themiore r0ITlf• •“ • ‘ I’P* ••’ i i .jiw eueumbers followed fo volume and found •■guilt)" and rnm irtrd; two A Matters of Nrw ()il#an., .aid The St-tc (om pi >ll#r slid Uni P r n n r n m A (■ I I O f P lighter supplies of eggplant, coco- •weeded "nm guilty" verdlctf; on# a woman often will lake advantage Ihe tontaa** ta U t w r i valua- ' ' A j y r u m M r u Vofr r **H* *qu*ih, straight nerk tq .aih mistrial, one directed verdict for of Illness to g#t altenlton from a lioos .ire attnoutabir in mo.l pari Threr resident, nf Ainford. ar# and peppers brought the total th* defendent; thre# guilty pleas: 'louve if a husband * who has to new conslrortion, a definite and among *umr ! O'** person* who at.olum* up to 1T.U0 packages with ofif1 f i i f m* p m ijfd ind four neglected her runnel# reflection of Hi# growth Irnded ih# fir*t Hate wide Real a gross valuation to tseeit of contmuoJ Of th* four cave, where Dr. M'alter. will lecture at (he nf Ihr date in new r-.nitfuctlon for Property Institute *( the Univer­ 450.000 " * ’’guiH)" verdict was returned, Oklahoma Citv clinical ronluenrc ■miu.trial and roidential devrlnp- sity of Florida Friday and Satur­ "O ur voli m# should shove a de­ ore wst for driving on (h* wrung which opens here today. day ment." cided incrtaso with improved quali­ -ide nf Ih# road and the nth«r The progr.m of 1e. lure, an I ty on must items," Anderson's r » three aera for driving while in nans) diicui'ioni it being p r e . 1foiirited port concluded. ! vented bv Ihe Iiurlda Rar ihrsugH 3eminul# Coiipty Prosecutor K i r . , it* Legal Intliltiiei Conmittc# anl Ivle Housholder said that lh«ro sro Real Proper*) Vclfon In rmipera* 1« ru e . -et for trial this week Of Hon with Ihr Eighth ludtrlal Cir. Ihns# II ras#«. is are for "drlring rial! Bar rlati-n and thp Gen­ white inlowtgated" with on# of eral Eiten*t-m Division of Flor­ ida II is designed for lawv#r«, them continued from test week’s Pvt Esrl S Jiekion. whose wife, docket Th# other rasas are for hank loan an* trust offttrte, reat Geraldine ll>et on Bout# 3. San­ various violations. c»tale brokers, turveyors, clerk* ford. ii scheduled In he tent to uf court, and abvtracturs and till# Europe from Fort Utley. Kan . In fovurtra BUM P n NEXT Not ember ai part ef Operation During the fovlituie, several of Gyroscope the Army'a new uau SANTA MONICA. Calif, jn _ America's raiikuig legal .peclalivta rotation plan "There'* jut! one more thing lo in Ihe roil property field will disP »l ;«rk a rn 'i unit, the toth fn- fly and ihat'a a blimp. I'm work­ ru ii tai titles, curative and Um ila•antry Divia-M, la the flrat di ing on that a .w.‘* tloiis act#, till# to real property, vltlon to mov* tuder the Gyroscope So declared Jamea W. Monte#— perpetuities problems, lawyer-surplan. It oil! replare the l i t la- belle* ed to he tho naiien'a oldeat veylr rvsponsibilltiet and problem# faatry D ivtib a which la returalag flier-after relobraUng hia 13rd I# real estate Daw*action, till# #«. to tho V. S. birthday Saturday by Uktog three amlnatioa, and riparian righla. Private Ja'kaau, eon ef M r. and generation! of Me family for e Georg# L Cmieher. of (he Gener­ Mr* Orval Jack m m , Route 3, Ox­ plane ride. al Retention Division, la foitltut# ford. Oh In. It a gunner in Company Monies, a veteran «f l.nno hours roordlnatoe, i ef •>.* dirteten’a U th rtglmenl. in the ail, atid ho haa piloted 51 Sanford ros denU who attended R O TH W E R E S M ILIN G a few momenta after thla plrluiu waa taken. He entered tbo Arm y In May of different typei of aircraft. Includ­ Representative Mack ■ Cleveland J r , ia about to tackle barbecued th# Institute includ# F. Mono# thli year and completed k*-ie train- ing a jet Ha octahliahod Clover rblckea and Senator fmuglaa Stenatrom, by tbo amlie am h*a face McDonald. Georg# A. Ip##r IT .. Kg at Fan liter. Field hern in IK S ban already sampled hia. (Bteff Fbelo) M i K M # A. K te M ia y. \ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Memberships In C o f C Growing As Drive Increases Interest Sportsman's Group To Stage Gigantic Barbecue Tuesday Partl> cfond. throngti Tucsda*. a tew wirielv araltrrrri showert «ntnh anH renlral portion*, r,-oler irnlrsl portion. Turt.lay. * — Growers Say Sheriff Tucker Speaks To DeBary CoiC Thursday Weather Commissioners Will Face 6-llem Agenda Al Session Tonight Health Unit Talk By Dr. Terry Bird Local Lavf Officers Invited To Session Green's Office Reports Valuation Vegetable, Fruit Demand Declines County Court Is In Second Week Three Rcsitlcnls Attend State-Wide Jackson Sch^du'cd For Trip To Europe ‘7 �ft lh £ AANfOrtP H kM M U >4> sotpers. aunt*/*- voa \A wa oo K im imess rot; V ptc* HO* 00*9 *NO ' suumot* ou*nr. ,C M W .T A K e A j c~iai% , J OLONDIC ( HO n O O YOU *S SPE L L v U V A C U U M ?) YOU WERE L WRONG DtAP. ACCOOD.n G r T O T me J VACCU M VCU ALWAYS BELIEVE The Dictionary r BEPORfi YOU'LL * < , BELIEVE ME r DICTIONARY ) Hilt TAKING A DAOO J|ll AA»or IS A LOT LIKE CLEANING » A Cm C*En T H A r PAO'O 1$ 0*CAr< - ao until puctweo J A C K IC h e w ^ n o t ic e |5 HEAD COACM/-__A swfforvraiwc ) fl S U O Q D cas^ / 5NE3 OU2 .X A € » » t COACH? NOW WHY DiPNT 1 - TMiNjt 0 » TMATf new coach.’Jiurv ae heading 5 0 M t | r / > P 0 Q T* C ’ B i3 <C y. X min* too£ N PfMCUTTING P0 « TVII QVH.TO ^ A MEWMATTM* J*AM« OOlNSjr NSW YORK, Oct » lit—Tboro A follow la W nW i»f a n occaaiaa* parioda whoa whafa laad. blamrd tekvtskhlar ■end a to “I h— p Rod -no m to mow la my ova hanon,*4-' be aald. and whan bn that* tMM all nut hla wife threatened to leave him. Diacouraged by the whole hvaiaeaa. be alaahed at hia throathut did aa incomplete job. la Pair Paw, Mkh.. for example. TOUCHOOWNf «»SCirlrti Attwti nsft« Ii m B ZJXZ'oM'"* V iV iofTA itrifl* 'Get-Married' Hat / 'Hold Everything!' Sent To Margaret V ie w e r s ' S id e O f T V I ivrrATMa / ,, DALLAS, Tex. lA-DxHa. kit drainer « manufacturer Richard Englander hn m t a “get-marrW" hat to Princeaa Margaret olm England. ^ “U'a K»ti«Uiia* blue for her to Wrar.H said Englander yeaterday. adding that the hat wai faahionrd aftor Tma' atato flo w , tho bluebonnet. OPTK1AU TO i m i l N Tho trratlon la a prarl-trimmnt. NEW YORK ua-Two Argentine blur aalln ihrll In tho ahapo of a Roman Catholic rhureh offlciala, heart, ayrabolic of ronuaeo. aali deported by the regime of former t»« «*»i*aer. Tho alia la adfuitPraaidaat iota Peren last Joan lb, left by plane today te return. They are the Moat Rev. Manuel fate, auxiliary btobop of Buenos Aim, tad the It. Rev. Raman Nevoa. of tho Boom Alma arch- m M aha aald. Ho dooa aot alta Ilka a codftah la front of tho tclrvlaion art. “If any paranta ara going to buy a televtatoo aot pirate do not lot tho children look at It lam rend­ ing my aon to a hoarding acbool abort there iaa't cee.M �mrk M s w t -V"/* fT . m C-.— 1 axxureis tin ►»U m 0 — •“* N ‘/H tf » f I H'.rt* t H -l1* _ Dvath M I U ( t r n n M :> . a a *ttraiw*h pMpuUr n a d l c a t a s v a i r e r e r catu m . i t . ap»aa w » i h s p o r * ta ta* Use* • r those vhaaa fe< »rv<* -o wall It* kav aa b it v a u a s widow. Carol, a a d a a a a t o u r t i a of aataoaa adora fta hod hof n . r u l r d Corot m r a a that IU«aa W t bar oo m a c thoa Bra i b o u u n d dotUra. Whaa ha Warns from bta wtfa Baoata. t h a t R o t a r a Brat v ita, i a a a baa com* t o *law*»lU* foe th* friaaral -albarl k ih h aa. oaa of Uroao tw ln ta d v d *7 K n f t r . rafuaaa la aaa hr. C U A T T K It T i i n K r BRBSIE KIHUKK hail given *vtrything aha had to hrr husband hut aha had lesrttcd nothing from ■narnsg*. Bo no* aha pretested, •Hid after all Ihraa Jrara — “ -N o r ■Anyone would think, to listen to you, Jana waa a monster. And, aaoopt for ne'ng simper and a IIItla fray, ana'a |uat Uia same aa ao* o t t a u Know wnat? When I *11**1 at Uia .cemetery and wauneo Huger* two wive* I couldn't nr ip thinking na ntad* a pouf exchange. Of courae, Carol-* >Hunger and ah* haa a pretty face and I gueaa thal'a all a man carra a tout. Borne men.* one added lustily, her nand ciiuuig over Al­ bert a thin ana. “ Hut Jenr— * «n« mad* a nelpl*** gesture. “Jana la wonderful.* *h* aaid atmply. Albert drew tut arm away. "Bhe haver believed in finger,* ha as id in tua reedy voica “She waa de*tmying mm. from the beginning, Carol knew what he was; the helped turn believe in hlmaelf. Just herauae the woman ta pretty— * Qeaaie enorted. “Think I’m lealm u T At my aga7* Hatred filled her mouth with a bitter taaie. -W h y finger waa eo niarvekma. why everyone had to believe in him— there'* Umra, Albert, when H i mad* m* downright atek at my stomach to **# you worshiping a man who waan't worth tying your anoeiara* — "HassleI* l i t iitua man aat bolt upright, an frail that only the flame of tha candlt waa left. “All right." ah* capitulated, helping hun to It* down again. “ All right, dear. Not another wont. I won't aay another wont though juit the tama— “ *ha (wallowed Uia wnnle aa though they choked her and wmmoned up a reassuring amita "I m going to get up," Altiart said. “What have you don* with my clothe*?# “ You can't hav* them. Ju*t a few more days. You haven't eaten enough to keep up your atrengtn." Bhe almd neude him, wearing a alip. Bhe put on a nmiaedreaa. her vote# coming muffled from tha folds around ner head. “Know what? I brought Paula C.v*a nark with m# lot the real of the day. C*.nu wanted to be alone and alia let Clyde take Paula out for a drive in the ear. It will give mm a chance to get oetler acquainted with her. I auppoae you've noticed how he feel* about iicr.“ “About Carol* little niece?" Al­ bert aaid. Ilia wif* gave a liitle cluck of exasperation “Homrtimea I think your* to wrapped up m your thoughts, Albert Kibbee, you don’t know what is going on. That non cl your* -a head over heel* in K>v# with Paula." Albert mad* no comment but tteiaie waa accustomed to that. “I suppose wa’v* got to eapect It,” Shr went on. “Ha t the age to tall in love, and especially when he ■ just out nt the army, llestlea* And maybe n would h* beat lor him to aettl* down Hut wa v* had him eo mile." tier head emerged from the dress, the tlraighlrned the skirt. “At Uaat. you'll nave - y R A E FO LEY a chance now In talk mor* to him. Now he a grown up you’ll And how — genu* Ik is IK court*, if ha waa to marry and live around here— * ana wok* off. har lip* parted. "Albert! I hadn't thought of it befora. What wUl happen t* ua now that Itoger la goat?" “The Lord will provide,* k* ***d gently. Bn* aat on tha fmt *f hla bad. "1 auppoa* ha left you aomaiking in hi* wiit M# waa bound ui ito that. I'll aay on* thing for aim, h* alwaya locked out for ua." “Did you tea ntm?“ Albert asked, following a track of bta own. -Who r - . "linger. Before— • ■Yea, h* lookad natural: Rh* he wax asleep." -Did ne look happy?- When hla wile mad# no reply Albert repe*’* cd ma question with a touch of impatience. “ I waa juat Uunkuig.* ah* laid in a ton* of aurpnaa, “I don't i<e* ■lev* I aver aaw Itogrr Wok really happy. Eager, of course. Ilut— 1 don I know — lately he kxiked sics uni* I auuidn I wonder if na waa worried lot tear Carol might nnd out about that Mattery woman. Anyone with an ay# l» hit bead could tel] whit waa going on Uirre. Him and hi* peerkaa »«cistary!" "Itoger wax aurry for Ethel Hal* trry.‘ Albert reproved hie wnJe. '“That'* all yiara ever waa to it." rhera waa a knowing gleam in llrsaiea retail eyea. "No man a pity mad* nef blmuom Ih* way an* did Hie wonder U that Jo* H illtry dnin I suspect. Wall, it* all water over the dam now. I hop* Carol will get rvd of them bulk.* fT# He CoalmuedJ Skeleton O f Ancient Man Found turalnr of a r neology al Denver’s show quite acrurately whal rally BIRM INGHAM . \la i» -P a ir -; Museum of Natural Ilivlory and man looked like. I mgs fur ihr first round of the TO K Y O -"— A I actfic siorm hit author of fh* authoritative “ An Th r adult was what archrotngi-U ’Rirm.ngham Cla»vir." announced densely pipulalcd crnfral Japan cirnt Man in North America", said ca|| one of thr "longheaded pro- Wednr».1»y pot defending champion *nh wui.lt up lo It m p h lodsv, alter an inspection of the Tutm pie. this m c-rs Ihr skull w.it ret* Alabama against Texas Christian *„,i wrecking houies, kite: ■•Ively long and narrow So far. 1Universal The elasjic is slated sinking boats and killing at least “ It’s enlirrlv possible thal the every known carl sfinl has rahib- Dec 9 and 10. Opening the classic wltl b* a m skrtetom could be of early post first this trait Remains ot broadglacial age— some 9.000 years old— headed people have been found in gahi* between Houston and Vat- The storm spawned in the P t. paraiso at ? jo p m. Kntay. with cific two dass ago as a typhoon,* they should prove to he much deposits of s later era Thete's wde sircemcnt that Alabama and T l'U meeting In the had dropped Ut a gale. But tha fid l* iitl will be lmtv**int i early man crossed into North nightrap 'he basketball double-' wind and rain wrought heavy dam> period Is urgently needed." age. Bail tralfic » i > snarled, boat* The skeletons were fount at a Am rtira from Asia thousands ot header. corpus drlicti but he had. by acci­ The rta o li li spsn«nre'l hv the were swept to sea and overturned dent. made ooc of the most notable scooped up narren toil from 1hr sears ago uhrn the thr tremendous archeological discoveries In the point about 1? miles east of the accumulation ot the world's wa- Birmingham ihamber of Com- jr)J nudges and mads washed out lB too mt.e wide Kansai plain. torsiy of Notth America ' Missouri River in one of Ihr un ters tnlo glac.al Ice masses caused mere*. Friday’s winners will meet for - -------- ----------» Eaperl* from the Stale L’nivrr 'earth exposed by a slowly retreat the level of the Pacific Ocean to sity of Iowa soon confirmed Ihr tne elaciir P m . following a rontolallon game skeleton was one of the most im-| The skeletons— of a man. a child, Straits land bridge lay dry portant discoveries on snrient * lo 10 years of age. an adolescent | ||«w i„ng ago this may have between the lojcrs. man ever made on this continent, and an inf,nt— were uncovered (seen o n only be gueisril 11ul tir Working with small shovels, hand about ?v frrt below the c tn t of I Wormlnglun notes that a site near i VI I T III.II DltniVNA tons at te site and established <he hltilf and were within J« feet Tide ,Sprtn;s v . has yielded S \IK M C IT Y Japan f - A .1 they were J i H tn 4,non sears old— »f earh other. All were in a two stonrs fl.ked h> man andremains v ear-old Japanese girl drowned maylw as moth as 9.000 to 10,000 font vrtical iciel I of extinct animals over SUHht jrars vesieidav in a rain idled *ewn years old | Twro of the skeletons were placed old drain while 1'*> Japanese workers Says Dr R J ffuppr. uniser- in easts while still incased in soil Meanwhile other archco’ogists American soldiers feverishly sity anthropolognt who helped di- The boors were covered wuh alu- are studying finds of a mnre reup sard* of pavement in a reel removal ot the skeletons; [ mimim foil and plaster-soaked bur- reel Indian eulture on »hal i» now rie>t«rate at'cmpl lo icaih her. “ The Turin site is extremely |m- lap The cas's were then taken to I'ennsvlvama farm. V >shiko Kitagawa slipped and portant It will he one of tnr most State t’mversity laboratoiles for k veavatiuns on the farm of Rich- i«-j| through a sewer opening too important in the New World If thr rrmuval of die hones, ard Vainer near Wayneshurg have . i„.,;i for rescue workers to enters dale* air on ihr outer of R.noo or The essen'ially complete nature yielded esKSenee that Indians who' 1 — * OOu years ot age. It then becomes of the skeletons, says Dr. Ruppe. Iised there made contact ssilh the the only site with more than one will allow many more observa­ white man as early as Ihe li'a-o's human bring present and one of tions of anatomical facts than have W e E a r n c tl (lie A u lirolosi.il (rom i .i t nr go- Mu­ only two sites which are absolutely heretofore hern possible sinre pre seum found European trade items documented and about which there sums discoveries have been more — glass heads ami ornaments of it no question of placement of the ragnmtary. hta*s and copper. Return Ihe studs At least two of the bodies were got undet w sy last summer, ar remains. “ It's the only early man sitr in a doubled up pmiim n wiih chrologists could onl* gne»* when which gives clrar evidence of defi­ knres dravn up lo chest, fndirat- the sshile man’s influcnte began nite burial pi sellers. Even if thr ing forma! burial l p to the Turin tl> ( p rrjd lnl-> the arra date is found In he around J.ooo discos cues, it had not been sup t '5 0 i* * x n la n ta ry or 4 cwso y rs 't »go, it is still ex posed that thr disposal of the dead ngrnry s» h u ll serves I MVIM l i m i t Iremely Important as it is found was attended hv such fnrmatil ym IH'.IU.EMI \ l M A , tiermans ihr inline mm and in loess, a windblown deposit dat*|lhe rugged post-glacial era. m ~V" Ing hack In the last Wisconsin! Dr. Ruppe saya it Isn’t known — l o i r policemen from t'oiiiinu 1 Ksiniru h( tmr arinni f i t — I OUTSTANDING glacier, about in noo yeara ago. I how the ides of flrxrd bodies in nut !.a*t Hermans swam f • li> furcr* aroiind ih r j and no other finds arc known in burials ratne shout. “ It has hern: Vierra liner Ihiee times today to FORD D t A l t R S HI f xturhl thrmigh n net1this suggested was suggrHrd that th.t the (h* flexing * a* done rinnr I seek 'crk asylum *s)lum irs in the Ihr West, West (hi* material mstcrisl ”*' fa I f i d xs o rl. si I 'Jlllt r I is l» * Th# four Turin skeletons, Rupp* lo rclurc Ihr sire of Ih* burial I VVr>i Crrinsn sulhoritics said Ry TH E ASSOCIATED PRESS Oor day lait August Asa John•Ion was operating hit dragline— a kind of »tr»m shovel rig— al a conitmctiun site near the Western Iowa village of Turin. Suddenly Ihe line uncovered what looked like human hones. Johnvto n lumped down, took a closer took and promptly called Ihr coroner Jihnston hadn’t found a mitring TH E Y K N O W Y O U CARE . . . W HEN USD FORD adds, an* “ hjr fxr the l«rg*«l num- pll. Othrrs ruggrsl it hsd s-im* iiiusl conlou* bln ff« spp»rcnilv thing In Ho wiih ih* feiit posllion ” TTi* sk'lclons— especially lh»t of hesned h> ih* winds it (h*y her of bones found in glacis! dc- Ihe sdull who appear* In hsxc hern a nun shout i feel. II inrhes poslls,'* irrcign state N »r will there be any — by the Soviet Union ba trusted One fnrcmrtt expert on early tall— ran furni»h Ih* h»si« for a By WILLIAM L. RVAN 1vacrifice or Communist Interest, in Ihe West? min. Dr. II. Mane Wnrmingtnn. phytiral rccoo.lrucllon which will AP Karelia News Analyst The West Intrnrt* to put the So- in tlcrmany. Iivrstla, the Soviet Rrattirmation* of Ihe ta>nmlsl vk t Union to the acid test al Or- government paper, pul It bluntly leaching in foreign affairs are neva this meek. recently: “ Never will the wnrkrrs numerous in Moscow these days, And the Soviet Union seems of the Herman democratic republic from Communist hots N. 8. Khrush­ ready lo embark on a colossal give up their great democratic chev down. Recently, primed a hit (meaning Communist) gains.*' hy Vodka, Khrushchev exultrd: gamble. Recent Soviet atatemrnti.atarkrd The West, on the other hand, "If anyone experts that behind our up against the Kremlin roller- demands reunification at a step •miles we doubt the teachings ot tive'» fervent rfassertlnn ot the toward European security. A dead­ Marxism-leninism, those who wad principles of Lenin, Indicate a hope lock is in prospect unless there it for that ran wait until Easter falls on Tuesday ” that concesaioni— or at least the a dramatic Soviet reversal. appraranre of eoneesstons— will That leaves tha disarmament If Khrushchrv an devoutly be­ pay big dividends in achieving the question as the one on which the lieves tn Lenin’s principles, he Soviet goal: The production of a Sovis'l Union ran make a grand­ must also believe, with Lenin, that “ crisis of the policy of atrength" In stand play. Can any move on this— concessions in negotiations are nr any of the other major questions mere weapons In Ihe nrvrr-endlng tha West. war between Ihe two sy sterna. He If Urn comes to past, the spirit --------------------------■ must believe that "until the final of Ornrva conjured up by Moscow issur is settled a state of partial tn Its whirlwind of magir-maklng war wltl rontinitr." He mu*t be­ over thr pait six months, will look lieve that "without revolutionary more and mnrt like a useful gho«t. overthrow of capitalism, no arbt smh no more substance than the Ration, no talk of disarmament. Western world’: wishful dr raining can have any meaning can give it. * a a a The Soviet t oiler Iive apparently Eewr incident* rould heller serve • • # a a a a * What’s ssashahle* . # * # • • * * * * • hopes to win a permanent splinter­ as a warning to the West than thr , . _ . _ . , That's difficult question t" an*, • • • a # * # # • • # reernt eonfes*ion of Soviet Koreian wrr wh<( w||h 4]| pf ing of the Weslem alliance, for • * # # * # • • Minister Molotov thal he erred| , hf. „ rw f,hrle. forl ',hlrh 11 ’*nul'* P, Jr • hi* Price. dangerously in Interprritng the Red which claims and rounter-rUims As a beginning, the SoviH Union scriptures. This confession alone ara being constantly mad*. Obviously would consider Itself the )s a tip-olf that Ih* Soviet Union However, some wider t> being winner If Ih* Reneva conference ••a- . * * ’ will offer what will look like spec created out of all this rnnfmlnn resulled In aggravations among the alliei or Ihe slowing down farular concessions at Geneva tn liy , „ enl|vr ,e.,«rrh program We«i*rn . „ -------------a bold bid to hasten the dlstntcgra ndurtrd in Joliet lllitiois by " f ‘ l Germany's economic »nd linn of Western unity. ’ ............ . “ the American Institute of l>ond*n' fgr»lton ndth the Tha Molotov Incident, coming on ertog. Wl>,t the eve of Ihe four power fniclgn Tha Institute, tn which »vme' minister* • conference at Genova, 4,000 of Ih* fine*! launder* laundry Institute considers truly dramatically illupvinales the srope throughout the country, Including wrashable. of Ihe post Stalin gamble and spot­ Seminola County Laundry in It i* a guide, also, to retailers, lights the techniques behind Ihe Sanford, belong, It the non-pro­ who now thal they will have n# amlla offensive. It Is annUier link fit research banter of the textile remplalns of shrinking, fading ar in a chlln of evidence laundry Industry. Its research had launderiag when sell wash­ The confession, admitting Molo­ activity, nowr being expended, able merrhandlM carrying tha tov underrated the Soviet rlaim to seek* Us determine the weshabil- Certified Washable Baal, having achieved "socialism." loll Hy of *uch fiber* a* rollons and The laundry Institute and the r*. little But an accompanying edi­ other textile* that hava betn used tall stores that eell washable torial tn Ihe Red bible, the Monthly for a long time product* carrying tha Certified Kommunlsl. told much. It was this M. L. Ralwirn Jr., of the Washable Seal urg* shopper* to editorial wrhirh accused Molotov of Seminole County laundry points look for tha Real for th« hast In forgetting tha» "In Ihe central rom- mit that teatil* mill*, eonvtrter*, wathsblr* — and Incidentally t* mitte* our party has a leading elothlng manufacturer'* of deod­ look to tha Seal alto, for th* bast organ of a genuinely nvtlrclive na­ orants send their product* to the In luaundry sender, because Ih* ture which Is leading Ihe party Instituta'a laboratory in Jolitt for •am# Real Identiflw* th* laundries and country along the rorrert path testing. that ar* member* of tha Ameri­ W d which combines firmness In There, the research -taff *ub- can Institute of l>und*ring. internal and external affairs with jorla eaeh product to a rigid ser­ D la especially important to great flexibility and eourage In in of test*. This Include* a num- Uia laundries, for the Real program defining decisions of Ih* most com-1 twr of waihlnga under normil establishes a standard for washplicated tasks with Lenin-like wis-' laundry conditions in Ihe In- ability that enables Institute slom.” ' stitute’s own prefesslontl laundry member taundrlo lit giro better Tb it paragraph of double talk, that serve* ih* community of service. contains the important key. Molts- JolleL There Ie even a eystn. for lov'i sin we* not Ideological at >11The testing I* both thoroughly policing tha Beal program. First It means Molotov considered him­ praetlral and geientlfically aerur- of all, th# manu-farlurrr's fa­ self infallible. In Ihe Stalin manner, at# and la ronstdered the most bric* or garment* ar* tested in when It eame tn foreign policy. thorough approach to evaluation Ihe Certified Washable Real l a ­ f And the old fox srentrd dinger In of I*under* bill Iy DA there is in boratory. After the original ap­ s atrttrhlng Soviet flexibility ton far. the country, according to Mr. proval Ie given, th* testa con­ Molotov lost the argument. Thus, luborn. tinue, usually on aomathlng lika ♦ area though be ie present at Ge­ Tor example, the Instituta'a a quarterly basts, at least often 1 neva. Ota voice the West will hear technicians study tha tensil* enough ta assure that th* run-ofMill be that of the Soviet coUertiv* strength of the fabric and seems the-mill product from th# manu­ leadership, standing for flexibility. and hunting strength of knK facturer continue* to meot tha <* 7b# theory behind It It UntnUt. wear. They maatur* color fasu high standard* required ta earn Latin counseled Soviet Comran- ntsa ta washing, pressing (as tha Certified Washable Seal. * Thar* 1* S saond very affect!v» niite In uk# advantage of tha an- fading, bleeding and tracking Ufnnlinu and eontradirtioni he- They check lb# mlstanee af method of policing the program, hsOtn capitalist states. Irlllng them fahrlea to Iota of color from sun- aad (hat la hy laundryowners "the praetlral pirt of Communist light end perspiration. themselves. Anytime a laundrypolicy (e lo Indio one (enemy poorTh* dimensional stability of the owner* earn* acres* a garment, nt> against the other ” falirie or garment la determined- which he knew* ta bo In Uia There t n only a few ma)or U- Adiltloaal testa evaluate water Certified Washable Beal program tvses before the Geneva conference nhsnrption ami water repeltaney. and finds that It doe* not launder There ahouli bo more, hut Ihe Launderabllily of findings In­ perf.cUy ha will rail K la th# *tCnniniualsU tefuse to discus* some cluding buttons, snap* slid* fasu ientlnn #f the Institute. M ak causes of tension, such as enrra and other clot lures, trim, Th# America* Institute of t t taUrnitiooal com- liking, aawtaj Laundering a Certified Washable Seal program arlgiaatad la I tha tnnUnuad enthrall- thread is ala# ... with th# Ukanght that Aad check* at# nut#*. arettsa«meatioc Iks _ •r iw f iv iU T i p tv fiH i Soviet Union To G et I Birmingham Group I ,,n^ f“ T T « 5HERr'fc, * Slated Dec. 9,10 Test is ^jjnnEr a® THE2<r the fug t n r . swam a rm .* srnl User* r r s l lm l Ihvv had Irfl ih rir h m ls in Ih * K*.t. so 1h*v swam h.ick S T IU C K L A N D - lo gel Ihcm and Ihm nlurnnl. All four *>kri| p>ililiral i.slum M O m tlS O N , IN C . .util rrnlrr* in this ronntry* 21 units nxrr«r<ss .mil Camp Show lr«>ii|H*s, “ so wr cun lisr *s fire men," sulhniilirs said. SAB K. Int SI. rh. 2R0 Research Program Being Expanded ..y .'.v prMvn ilM f ad, to d# pagn thtog « l af antamanU elude# a stsfy #f p a n m irth iih r aaid aa ssaghtbl# bat wkkk aclaeUy could m A be laund­ fabria df — amed camp*, la not ■uch tn bn aaid ream pothering saf drying ar ered aaUafaetartly. Th# pragmas haa baas such a Canaan raiaiflciticn nnd Tha product* that paa* all *1 f l b govlat po­ tion the*# tost# and m m th# altrehlgh steadxrda af quality, awarded the OMtlflad Wa Beal of th# American Inatituta af Lauaderlng. Th# Seal I# • k# ausOtre that tha InaUtuto af Lauadariag baa aUrtod to agree a. OrntlfM WashnSi# Week, Oct. H -llt and hqa dadrtatod tha Week - # * # • • # • • ** a # * * * * # * * # # * % • • a a a a a a a a * * « * * * * * * * * * * * * s s * • * # * • * * * • • # a a a a a a a a a a # # * * s « a # * # # * * * # # * * a # a^a. a a a a a a a a a a a • a a a a a a a a a # # # # aa __ o a e e a a a a a a o o a a m * a a a sW a a a a a a a a a a a a * a a •* * * •■* t a a a a a a a a a a a a a a . .a • • a a a o a a a a a a a a a a a a. a a # # # # # # # * # # # # # # # # # # # J. Brailey Odham , distributor ' i| �• •* Sanford CitiRns Need M p i Confidence In Commissioner* r ’HtATffrvn’Mef TAMES MARLOW Stalin's Fear Of Snooping Told WASHINGTON # Marshal id lin ' (ear or auipickm, of for •i|n*n pukutr (round inside Rut •is sot Jtilr ti'ted to the and af tin Ufa but nay have held beak control of Hit etoa bomb for abtlity of Ruaaiaa air baica ft handle American planai. Ha aug getled a few Afttrlcani b* per­ mitted to tu b around in Stbani b ire aha' Russia needed ft the •ay of baaa. Ruma was aavtag a lough time •ith tha Ge-mana in those days and needed help from the United Matts Neveitheleia. Stalin said n January t*4J in a meuaga to Roomveil: “ It would M em . abvioua (bat Ruiiua military onjacts can be impacted only by Russian Inspectori, juit as American military objects can ne inspected only by American in-peelora " After the war the United States proposed a plan tn contrnl the atom bomb: it called for teams of foreign Impectora ft ba stationed in Ihe United Slstca and Russia to ba aura ne.tner aide cheated or prepared a sneak attack. But to tha and of Stalin’s Ufa m 1441 Rursia frigidly turned its back on Uut idea- Perhaps tf Sis Ita bad died during or right after the war Russia might have been more receptive At any rate hi* Rremlft me ration this spring, two ytara after bit death, accepted the prut riple of fore’gn Inspectioa teams in Russia — aa a meant of con trolling atom bomb production — but only If iney wort stationed at e few bey w-tata. 1C* nut ear*n n they would actu­ ally agree to such a plan If ar­ rangement* a*th them reached the the poiet of signing on the dotted line And by this tint* the United Sialei ha* become fairly nail dis­ illusioned with the theory that uiapectioa teams can be truly effertivn after lft experteact ft Korea At Geneva. Instead of depend­ ing *>a ground based ftipaetlom, President Kmnbower proposed to tta Rusiusi that noth s'des ba permitted to fly their own planes uver each -stner's territory and do their impartial from the sir. Russia* Frontier Bulganin dung to tha gro-usd inspector plan El•anhuwer lo>d him the United woui*1 go along with that, s ii'i i J Bulganin •tnltd It But ne urged Bulganin ft accept also hit aerial inspection iutgeitt*m. Since Stalin a successors have at wait now aa-d they'd accept ground mpection it'* enaiib,* they might nave r*s»-h*«i that point much sooner If Stalin bad died sooner, if aw, the eurid might hava been eloaer now ft atom control. Power and Light Company? And th* people answered In unison by th* marking of their ballots: YES, Tha Board of Sanford City Commission­ years The Defeat* Department report ers, as they will recall, did not grant the tali week— on American efforts wish of the people and tha city has lost up u, |et Rui>u into me *er eieinit to $100,000 that could hava been put to use lepen - pule Stalin on record ae during th# Interim between tha referendum early ei Jen. 11. till, in opposi non to leitir.a the United States get and now. a look into Sovieltind. Grant tha wi»h of the people Mr. Com­ At that time thin country had missioners! Iftt the people once more have the problem nf irndtng planet to confidence* In their lawmaker* and repre­ Russia. to fitnt off Ike Germans, sentatives. It Is right and proper to let the by the ruunC-about nay of North Africa It would hive been eatier people decide the big Issues that confront to (hip them from Alnkt directly the city — but when the people apeak they into Siberia would still like to hava their wiihes granted. In a mrtseg* tn Stalin in the HIGH 11VEL TALKS When discussions, Issues, end matter* utter part of INI. President DAMASCUS. Syria jv-Prem ier Roosevelt me.ilmned that to Stalin of Importance to th* citizens of Sanford are Said Gh«ui flea today la Saudi He alto to'd him Japan might brought out Into th* open instead of dis Arabia for high level utka with etUrk Rutiu fa luth an event, cussed in “Informal get-to-gethera” and when King fsud he laid. American pltnei would k.We Don't Agree Ju d g e ! the wishes of lha people ar* recognized, help fight tha enemy Informed circles raid Ghaut will We’ra wary aorry that a Florid* Judg# then will the citizen* of Sanford one* more But the amount of help Russia ore tent King Ssud a copy of tha expresses th* lack of f«H h In the law en­ have the confidence In Iheir commissioners. got, he add would depend on the text of the iyrtx Egypt military • • • p«ct nhich a high ranking official forcement agencies that exist within our •aid waa tuned vesterdny. The state. SAM D A W S O N text Invites Saudi Arabia to join No Exceptions To Rules As far bark aa man’* history la recorded, lift pact There are no exceptions to tha rules. there ar* Instanrei when crime went unde­ InformsBts exnresatd the oplnWhen signs were erected In accordance tected and unpunished. And so. we In Flor­ >un King baud will tola th* pact tc show unity of artior and purpose ida have experienced some of the same por­ with ordinances of the City of Sanford, they with Syria and Egypt, end that NEW YURK jT— G ood new* D was lft} p<r c*nt higher thin In nice gain in profits lor tha nine tions of history. Judge and Mrs. C.F.. Thill- were meant to be obeyed — by everyone. Lebanon atii probably adhere ft month!. And those rule* Include tha acho**l bus flooding in today from tha buttnrsi Ihe like pern-d of IU4. Ingworth disappeared mysteriously, thefr th* pact front Record u le i and record Profit gaina ara alta reported The Pennsylvania Rsilroad re­ driver* as well a* tha individual motoriat. absence unsolved. profita ara reoorted in many Indua- port i it* net income almost three on thin one day by Acm* Steal, Friday morning, in the vicinity of a The creation of s centralized bureau, trtai Optimi-tic prediclioni that tim es higher *o far thti year thin American Bioadcaitlng - Para­ WHALING EXPEDITION puch aa those that control Russia, almllar Sanford achool, a school bus was clocked the upward trend of bustnesa will in the first Pine month i of 1944 mount Theaters, Contmtata! Site,. PLANNED even to the goose-stepping pollee power* making 30 miles per hour through a 15 runlinue c»me from tha headi of The Baltimoie A Ohm rosd'i net General Bronre, Hodman ElaeYOKOSUKA Japan A-Japan'* laailiag corporation. trvnica, Ideal Cement.'James Lees. mil* per hour school zone. It’s understand­ income li eight million dollsri that kept Hitler In control of Germany, biggest isuitwat whaling expedition North Amrrvan Cement, Rotary able when, once in a while, an uncontrolled Hero li Juti one day'l quota: greater. -equipped wit* b*ll-opl*r — will would he a disgrace In our fine slate. Record taka are reported by Drug manufacturers join the Eleclric Steel and Pilney-Bawea. i*av* for the Antarrilr next month. Wo have a great system now In effect. motorist who has no regard for the life of a Kudin t'orp of America. Johns rhorua of rhier for »lo*khnldcri Some of the profil reporta eat Taivo Plshrry't fleet of 44 ihlps When a sheriff needs help, he can get It. No beautiful little girl or a fine young man will Mi null*, Rjitm in Kodak, Union Smith. Kline A Krrnrh Laborato­ all-lime re.u.-da. and 2 AM rrewmes la scheduled t* doubt .the new Florida Sheriffs Rureau speed through a school tone at a clip far in Carbida. Reynold! Meftli and ries reports nrt profit almost Life insurance aalas la the firat lull early ft Novamber The Kelldouble a year ago Parke, Davis nine months of (hit year topped Siaufftr Chemical. excess of Ihe rat* required for th* area. ropter will help search tar whales. has already rerelved requests for help. lion dollars • the three ftonthi the year a-o figure by 14 par rent. CruelbU Steel report! hi net A Co rrpo n nine month a net Many have said that laws were mad* to If thera had been an agency, of the The Presidents council of Eco tuat put Rut R chose the aim* profit after uiea about five time* profit up OS per rent over last year Judge’s description In existence at tha time b« broken. Accidental electric shock cause* higher lhan la at year. Cleveland on aalra volume U per cent higher namlc Advisers reports the United day ft announce that farm Income But, dear friends, th* young children Cuffi Iron («>■ Hi net income In From the farm belt cornea the States produced gnoda and services continued ta droo ft th* aim* about t.000 America* deaths * of Judg* Chllllngworth and his wife’s Hisyear. pppearance, th* rrlma would atlll ba un- who have faith in tha apeed zone* and th* the first nine munthi of this year' report of Caterpillar Tractor—a at a record annual rale of 3H bil- three months motorist* who paia through them, ar* not solved, because In th* judge’* own words, Iln my mind It »aa a wed planned erima and chlldrm with live* to ba anuffad out aa if it war* a giant’* atap on an ant bad. carried out by expert*." Name* do not hava to ba ealled. Thoaa Let’s don’t get hysterical and start form­ who a rt guilty of placing young livea in dan ing agencies to watch on* another. It will ta r ara awara of their crime. Let’a take any foment diaaatlsfactlnn and a ’’pay me, atoek and start obeying tha law. brother, or you go to Jail* sort of feeling. • I • Our democrat ie system of crime pre­ vention la working well, let’s keep It that Were You In Church Sunday? way! Enumerators tell us that or th* 150-million people in our big country only 10-mitlion go to church on Sunday. Ar* you on* of tha three who didn’t fo to church yesterday? If yau’ra Urad of tha turmoil that’s going m about you—If you’re looklnr for com­ fort—If thera la an uneasiness existing in your mind and everything seams unsettled— if everything you turn to seems to be sin­ ful and wrong—than you’re looking for a church ta attend. Sanford boasta af a church of your choice. There ara numaroua churches for you to attend. In them yon will find les­ sens from tha Holy Bible, prayers for tha Monday, Oct. U , ItM blaaalngs that hava baan bestowed on all. a comfort that cannot ba explained or defined. T O D A Y * * ________________ Next Sunday, attend church, Rlue Mon­ The water ©wna a power Divine, day will disappear In favor of happiness, And conscious blushes Into wins; faith, and tha comfort of a guiding hand Ita very nature changed displays all through tha weak leading ynu back to Awwrfca’aiMtimM mm bn* MHtrfotel ftiffcritf The puwer Divine that it obeys. tha church where you flrat learned that the ' —Bedullua world la really beautiful, after alL u th* stnaftk of mt Mtbfl,.. km hHsbJ bpm Wa'va baan naked several tlmaa — why m n 5 t morn people registered to vote In tba Sanford City Elections? The answer Is fairly simple if you’ve been followlm city politic! for the laat 8, 8 or 10 yean. What must be dona now la the creation of a greater confidence in the Board of rily Commlasionen by the eitizene of Sanford. In 1950 the citizen* went to the poll* to Settle a question that the commissioner* did not want to settle amongst themselves. And the voters spoke their piece. They named their choice. But! The eommlsslnnen have never granted the wish of the people. The question then wrss: shall the city of Sanford grant a franchise to the Florida Record Sales, Profits Reported ft UEHMT fllTIRE_ o p o licy o f FREEDOM/ Marine Flyer Building Aeromarine k W te afoed pr*tactmi is D IIO O , Calif., Oct 14 t o - .good Mult eaerate —. airplane eeat a t canid aparata la taa eomntfteftd ft* ft* m u •ff laa4 av •alar," Catena* aajt ‘Adapting fta fiaaa ft «fl*r*tftn aa • aedfta f t f t a w i aar caa •acaMary IN wara Mtteftd *tth a at mil* aa hour tap tpeed m land katauM anything mor* might hara ftftrtamd with tta perform aar* aa a ptaa«.M F***r far toad aparatfta will ha M ft ea hr# mala wheel* af lift trierci# laadia* »• « (ran the •Mtaa tW (real wheel *tn b* four steerable ta five rampteft graiaal eeairel. Water landing! m i Ubaafft «m ba and* aa a iftrfe, ft** fleeting r ' r *w waartai aaiaraaae tba aflliMB *f AaoteRMu StianUiaJ kj i—ytittoN at ea |taa« Ith* lha radiator m u M M aa a aar baa b*aa devised ta shew at a glaar* tba attiturto *1 dw piaaa ft flight, Coleman •Mi. Hi* indicator, essentially a miniature drift wing a* a rapport, will b# rsl.fcrated ta show safe attltudca at tba pliaa ft ralatfta iftpartaat eeatideraUon ft Oriag a ir drlu wftg, ba aapiataa. •aeaua* at tba dalta wftg. ea aaraaartoa alra vUI bar# sereptftaal structural itraagtb tar a light airplane. Oaftaaa aara lha a Lag la ftham Ur atmger tbia atbrr trpa*, tad taMftg ft aapaaftd ft ba aa prallim. YOU'RE TELLING ME! A w te cMMtBRtlj isy a v t tJftfr aarricfla, tho f fttjr • vital rela hi m m uim g lav OmrissB* th* ki|h*M sSftsdsrJ of liria f the wwrU has m r kSRvml M . » t M H M M 'B i fte H IJ M fl i i i* Id histery. . , m Ha ftvH hr V - l D ty s a S m *’ : ■ VBV : * 4 » »J �I Social fcvfwlA > •Longwood Civic Lcagiue T o Present One M a j o r Project Chapter 2, O f S Meets Thursday In Masonic Hail The Lnngwood Women* Civic league will pre-ent N Fa-h -v Show and lla.r Sl'ling Dem>n«iri. it in on Wcdneaday earning fi t. M, at n p m. tn Library Hall, Church Si The Fi*hmn Shew will he pre. -enfrd ov the Hn!lvw<h>J Shop of Sanford 'li>* Ro»(« Lew, m.vna;rr of ihe lore) vhop will I , - rrv thl« event S-evcral of the modell will al-o be from Sanford lo a-at-t in the thowing of the favhinni Ruby Cotton of Ituby'i Bcjijly Shop of Caa-eINrry -:ll demon•Irate hair atyl'ng on irvrral local mov'rli ami free facial will hi given a lucky ’ Someone". Thi-re will j!-n fr mualcal rntrrtammcnl. refrt -hmenti anl two dmir prt/c* a <a*h certificate front the Hollywnot Shop Sanford and \ Don't Be A Dropout Parent— Join Your High School P- TA, Be Active Seminole Chapter No * OES met in tb* M'vonic Hall Thunday , 1 1 pm with the Worthy Matron. B. Take an active part in com­ Mr* Virginia Anderion. prendmg (Her* 'I another tn the MriM ot | After the meeting » a i open#* arudaa lent in by the prealdent munity affalit Mr*. Tommv McLain. Geneva who C. Cm-perate in building gornl ef the Semtn.vle County Council or wai a grand rrpietenlaliv* to I> TA i Mr* Marian M John She publlr relation, between the achool |Utah, w«* p'*.enied In each afar announce* tnat the next high ichool and th* community. ___ ____ i point atation She received flower* r -T A meeting ia acheduled for Nov. DON'T BE * DROPOUT PARENT of atation color* and « n then et You are needed tuat a* much in J ’ coned lo th* worthy matron* ala JiO N T RE A DROPOUT PARENT. th* high achool P TA. a* you were lioo. in the eleme-tary achool aaaociaS’and by v*ur teen Iger! While Mr* McLain wai preiented a * • attended elementary arhool you Hon By partulpating ectively in a gift from tb* chapter and a per-on lalired the importance of belong- nigh achool P TA you e*«: t Diicua* with educator* and al gift from Mr*. Arvderaon Ins to a P T A . No* that he’i in Martha. Btbic Heroine and on the other fellow citiien* the alma and high achuol it a Juvt aa Important tot you to be on* to the hi|h achool -.blerttiea of a modem high acbooi atar po.nia, wai honored for the night Mr* Robert I’eurtfoy, who •duiatinn. eitorlatlun . . . la the. atar point, w«a preaenled a I rind out whether your high Here a Wh v Your teen-ager atlll gift and th* other atatinn* each r r r J i encouragement. fuldance, tchool baa lb* re»ourcei - *l*(f. whiipered a vera* to her. phyalcal plant, and equipment— to n>h certificate ft >ra i; and under-landing The room waa taatefully decor Ready Shop, ra itrlb r-rr. Nu* la the time »hen be eaplorea provide a gjfad education. I Join a atudy group to get a ated with ba«keti of green and by The vlagF telling- will he l.jr rie* tnteretta. teata hi* eapacitle*. the worthy matron * atation wai a the com levy of Maihcr'i of San­ and Item* to kno* himaeif. Better knowledge and undaraland- toicly baiket of chryaanihcmuma. ford dfa rough he **archea for Independ­ Ing of adoleai ent growth and be ence and *».l direction he’ll be havlor. Tliiv event li one nf the four 4 Gain confident# by working cmintin* un too for *uidance and Jm a'.r project of the Ciub'a achelp Don't Ln him worry throufh wllb other parenla whote problem! i nutlet f-.r Ihe eom ng year. Tiohi* problem* alone Rea»*ure him and eiperlenrea parallel your own Xel« wilt he fifty i-entv. » Taka part with the atudentl. by working with him. Remain aeAfra l-hn tarhart will ha chair­ OFFICERS ELEC TED — At the recent Peace Off era A<><v'*t -n ttol MAS T H E lO O H GtHtD!— M -v Shell* B r,)-* !,. left, and laarhert. and other parent* and t ie m p<iem learner work. man of IIii • e «n l with Mi* Claud* Meeting the Ladle. Auxiliary elected their .late of offi.-ej< Shown hilai Barbara l; Si Auguatlne, enjoy the chicken barbecue which ritliena ia aurb cooperative pioject* Ill*h achno admlntilratora and left to right. Mr*. France* Curt*. "iiitrr Path, preahieiit and — a, tertr<i to thr Florida IV*.r Officer* A<«v iitiuit mrnvbeiv and l.aio. co chairman I'unimdier tv. tearher* nee<* your *ipre»ied in­ a* currlrulum planning, achool "Another Chance'* a aerie* of 11 Mi*. F.. 1- Troutman, Orlando, firit vice pre- Urni. "■ling. Mr* j| t rjr,»on. Mr». farnilio at their ir,rnl nurtag. r Staff I'hutoi bond eampi'gn*. work-atudy pro­ ter eit and friendly cooperation. minute dran Die akila built around ■av-ie Malcrv. M i. K i Dunning, I Even pith th* mo«t modern plant gram*. career and college day*, real family lit* axperienrea comb Mr J Durning. Mr* Chailc. M rand equipment a hi*n arhool alone and many other activitie* that log top dramatic talent with prac Sanford Junior n-on Mr*. Ru*t Mobley, Mr*, f , benefit high achool atudant*. S in t yu pnra teen a*era for all the Ileal advlae firmly rooled in pvy M GiMwin U»hcr* will h- Mr- If. g. Aaaiat teen-ager* in eboealng chology and religion, will be pr# rhallenftt ahead Admlnlatratora Story League ion, Mrt S Eldcridge Mm ! and teacher* need you at a partner a career by providing vocational tented by the Woman'i Auxiliary " -m Yourg and Mrt. Jamet guidance and information about MONDAT in educating today'* youth. A* a Tha Ft'lcll* r i » « i of the Flr»t Meets In Center Rpltrop.i Church In Sanford over M:-» f‘* :- t Coll In*, a •ophnm..t» McGrath hutineai and profetaional oppormember of the ht|h achool P-TA " I*Hi) Drlanur- on Tueiday at 1 11 The Buy Seoult of tb* i it Prea- Raptitt t'huivh will mrcl at * ,\i a re-ent nirctiiig Hie Sanford at SI el -on I niveialt), nnt horn* byterian i hurih will meet in Uir p m. *1 the hunt* of Mr*. I.. F. you ahare tht< partnership — and tunitlea in yo-ir community. Pm Junior Story league met in thr o-er Ihe wrrkrod Vlalling her par­ n n SAN Fonn i o m j j T Help atudenia make u*e of all help min |re*t*e aupport for your It la produ ed hy Eplieonal Ra- Seoul ittum *» 7 p m. Garner, I<'8 AV. tC.th Mmibcra Touri-t Center fur a fu-t irgular ent* aoj brother. available educational reaourcca af­ M iiii . Oct. " I , If,*i,T I'.ijjc 3 achool by Interpreting it* program dlo-TV Foundalinn. Inc with Mr*. Mm . R.illtn Brown. national pre of group on* will (o hoxta. meeting ter high ichool graduatluo. to the publlr Carol nr Rakc.traw, aa circuit!r itdcnl, will give a radio talk over Friend* of M lu Mary Ann fluTh* Pilot Cltih will have ita Il wav aniviumiril that thr club I. Organire ducuiaton group* for aecretary DON'T RE A DROPOUT PARENT. the Columbia Hti'idcaiting Syalrm, regular ilinnrr meeting atui FnunJ- vvill have p--<manrnt plate lo mrrt kur will regret to bam lhai -he A<>ung people |.tv« Ihla » da: Show emir continued inlerett In teenager* to prepare them for Peggy Wood atar of atage, at 10 11 pm F.DI Sir will rill rr'a Day Program in ih* Yncbt •very third Alomlay In the renter it in the hemald Laughton MemP‘1* a cuple of fabtr>|wvont of ^h vmilh and in the trhooli they at- adult r*ip<m»ibilitie*. acrrrn. and "Mama" TV ihowa cuta the them* of he> adtnmtvtra Club at fi.lO p. m. f.iiiami I . Dean Alter bu»in«-« w«« taken rate of onal Ho-pfial. mliieflavorrd ayritp (the kind • m l by Joining your high achool DON'T BE A DROPOUT PARF.NT will atar in "Another Chance " ra­ tion, "The Family an ) ihe Cnntnintht- girl- told a -lory. Some nf the that couir. In can,) m e«,-h gtac, Tor a h#i**r U S A . Join your dio aerie* She ia a JO-year-old ntly: Earh Sbaiwt the Other— the will h* guo«t tiM-aitrr. P TA Jatiie* tt Kiown and Chancellor Th* Kamlnol* High .ichool Rami lain related wcie 'Sammy'- Ad­ •Add col* Iwkftwgr ai„| N «)l>0p ,.f t Find out the date of the nest high achool P TA. ' girl about to "marry in panic" to P TA Serve* Bolh.*" Aitoclallon -til luvr i regular vent ore" "I'harmaD F'irvt Hallo­ M Davil, frr>nmrn. have rntollcd vanilla l-e dram. Stir a few ..-1. The kind of community in a refugee who ia about lo be "run r a t in g The Sanford Story l-eagur will which teen-egere are growing up— eut of town". Sha ihowa great meet in the Yacht Club at I p. m. meeting in th* Band Hall at a we'en " and Mia i’upovrr a Hallo al I’irdnvimt College for Ihe fall rood- null , long ,|>oon lo rundilli# 2. Make p'tnt tn attend. quarter which began Scpi. u p. m, we'en Surprv e' , the ehKoltle *)rup and Ihe col*, 1 At the meeting, ae* the men- the atrangtb of lit moral and apirl dtplh and «»rmth of feeling. 11ISUA1 The Part Nob!* Grand* Club of Thr giitx taking part were San­ Inal value* a* well eg Ha aortal and fcerahip rha.rman The Unity Clan will meet at herninola Rene; ah I xmI^c w i H meet Cynlhla Wtriel, ro-atar of "An­ dra Wright, Judy It ihh and Sail) Ll.lle A'alt,i* Milton „ fmprnv **"* '° *m C fl'i , “ '* Say you want to Join, and through economic aecunty— make* Ihe dif­ other Chance" la eminently quali­ 7.41 p. m. in tha Yal-Di Hotel ference that ciiunta. Tb* upaurg* of fied for Ihe r.ilea *he portray*. She with th* Rev, Carolyn paiaunt with Mr* Carl chort'enlng, 2UJ King Neil month Ihe vturlea wit mg rapidly tiler -utgery in Ihe the high arhool P-TA — i’alnicltu Ave . at a p m. be told by Cindy Lake, Liml* Orange Mrntoiial llovpital in Or 1 Support the high reboot pro­ delinquenry throughout Ih# coun­ haa gone the world ever teaching aa teacher. Ihe public la ltinted. undo Frirnna and td a in rv r *„ Ertiotv and llulhtc Carlton try compel* ua to look it youth’* and lecturing t* Indivtduli and gram WEDNESDAY vlvil Iter in Ihe childrcn'i ward Brftrvhmrnir were -eivnf by . rr--/ & 2. Become partner! with *ht lee*. •nvoirmrnt. By becoming an ac­ group*. Th* Firvt Rnptiit Prayer Meet Judy Itobh am, Sandra Wlight. "She h.-prv lu lie home -t 4 Ycera in your tow* I* Uwir hew tive P-TA member yon can: Th# weekly luhjecta are " I ’m Not hg ifrvtca will begin at 7;30 p. trier.d tlatcd A. Urge that aurveyi ba mad* to educational enttrpriae. Prejudiced, Bui"; "Do You Like m S. Work wlib other parMto o* find out bow life, healthful, and Youraelf?"; 'Sally Saya Her PravTh* Fir«t Raptltt Training proleeta that win give teen ager* wbolcaom* your community la for era"; "I Wiah ^ Were A Man "I Bethany Class Is Union AAorkrr'* Council meeting Food Association wholeaome enioymant and ■ feel­ young people "Th# Play P e n " P r a y e r la Danwill begin at 7:IHl p. m. with a B. Support community effort* to geroui" “ W irt Shall We Do With Gathers Wednesday Formed Thursday ing of being reapMtible enough to: corcreil ill'b aupper. A. Participate hi eetUa| up oembat undeorabia influence*. GrindmaT"; "After All I Have My u riiU y night at the home of The Ch#nrr’ Choir of the Firit A t G ram m a r School ' l lTb C. Coupernte with religion* frit* "; "ta lr Too Late” ": "Mad standard* eg behavior. Preabyletlan t hurch will hold ir - "Illla m Smith a group from group#, civic end aemce organ!**- At God": "D-m t Marry In Panic": T ie Reminol* County S-lo-ol the F u -t ItaptDt i hur.h gathered hcarwl il 7: -o pm Hon*, and levemmanl agencie* to "Who Calla th* Signal*!" end A-aoclatlon met at luaintnar i to oiganue and e-taidivh a new Tilt RMIAY provide ieaderahip, counaeling, re “ Playtug God” Tit* tuning Fellitwihip nf the S-hooi Mrdmaday aftMtioun at .Sun.lay achool el*,* creation, and other needed commu­ Pint Prvilntcrtan Church will 3.30. Mr*. Rralley fblham pteviiie.l nity eervlrea for youth. gather rl I tint t'aua) hu*ine-a wav tak^n cate O ' e r tha ,«**lttn —h u b m g aim#, | D. Join haada with tb* millloni Th# Afrn'i Brotherhood or the of and the devotional wai h -i by- ami rained the rlaX, firlhanv. of other member* of th* National Fir»t B»[dn: Church will have Mr*. Frank!* i artledgo who ala<> After Ihe matter WX, iii,cu,,r*l Congrea* of Parenla and Teacher* ihftr (upper *nd program mealing rendeied a •olilfaiul taken rare « f M r,. Johnnie working together in P-TA'a for the in the Memorial Etlucalion Build­ Each •<lowil brought a *alad nf I ’ym gave a dci-tiuna! on T'althwelfare of Amenra’i children and ing beginning al 7 pm wbich Ih* member* laite.l. Every lulne,, am| |l«p«ndabllity " HOLI.YWOOD uP— A lovely Saint youth. Die Flr«t HuplM lntermpdl.vlr member told of toinething unuaurl Thru* prevent weir M u. r*r| D O N T BE A DROPOUT PARENT. named Eva Mart* baa captured Choir will hold relictr.it al 7 p rn or aomethlng new Ibay have trio-l. fEahon Jr., Mr*, f'lirtla llrerne, 1. Joan |cur high! ichool P-TA Hollywood. Th# Firit Hi.pii.1 Adult liioir will O -er 71 menvbei* weie pieaenl 'I r , Arthur llarru, 'Ii*. i larrnc* Laat year'# Oacar winner for her h-'!J rabraraa' at a nm. I god the gue-t, Du tb# afternoon Collin*, M r,. Bonnie Juhn-mi. M i, f. De R in atiuro your *** role In "On Th# Waterfront," Mlaa Ih* La.iir* Society of th* were Mr*. Mauan St. John and Saint t* her* for har firit Holly­ growth hy vurblag with youth, M JAE will gather al II a m at Mr*. G, C. Illton along with Mr*. llroile) Odham, M i, Kloi<r Hunt, wood role Ah. thore'a good new* I. Do it far Iho like of your 'Ira. Vlrtyn Ifen,on. M u . L-e th* horn* of Mr*. J. A. Calhoun Hilly Glenn. •wv teonapon, who ared your lev. tonight: Sh* may atay. Mock. 'Irv. Te d ly Able'. Afro CLARK. JANK .R O B O T for It, monthly luncheon and bu.lTha crux of th* matter wai the leg guidaneo and aympaththetic 'Vllllam Steniper. ' I n Sm ih. 'Ira l»r * ■ mrftJritf. career of her huiband, young TA’ • A B U RUSSELL RYAN under itand lag. DnuglaSteti-troin. -I ,. Ilirhard bemmol* llfbckah No 4J will g Do it aa an taampio nf re- director Jeffrey Hayden. She wax ft*-*. 'Ir*. Marie Lawl*. M it Sanford Students mrst in Iho Ioof Hall at « p m. iponiiblo citrienahip ta a fro* *o determined that her family would Gloria fterd, 'l i « 'largatet lie )THE TALL MIN SATURDAY coma firit— they have a ion. born ettey. Amonq Interns nnld*. Mr*. Johnnie Klatn, 'I r , Th* Junior Royal Amhaitadnn I. Do it to laf youth know Amer­ ahorlly after th* Oacar event tail C in b m a 5 c o p £ One hundred and nine!)-four alu 'A till* frayiKk and Mrv. Calvin will meet at the Firit Baptiat ^ I ica aeedi th* beat that young peo­ March. So if her huiband had to Church al k M. a m dcnlv in the Florida Slate t imer Jar ifIne. remain tn th# oaat fa direct TV «<*0« faf » m ple can after— gu their idealim, iniH u ,leave* for the event were PI Ifall Th# Senior High Fellow .hip of •tty Sch<ad >f F.duratlon will lo­ dramai, ah* would have aubordik\A| liative, and .ntelligancn. thr Firit I’rcfbyterian Church will gin their in'e mhip in Florid* pub 'Irv Slenvtrom, Mrv Sienirrr and I. U w* would build ■ better fa- natad N r film career fa remain Mi* Smith N e,t meeting will be have a HallowrVn Parly at Ih* L r ti hoola Oi i 24 with him. ^»V, morrow, iet’a 4* it with ytuth. llie intcrnvhlp period, which will held N'n* 22 at tha home of Carl home of Mit« El il aboth Woodruff "But laet week N algaad a longT Aad, remember, I N Better faU ,t until the Chriatmat holiday a. The South-id* and Plnecrext an PKATURK TIAIKS Rabun Jr. farm teatract fa direct at MOM.” morrow begum today. nual PTA Halloween Carnival will will afford th« atudenia a rhanre ah# reported. “ So now H took* •> I. New I* th* Mm* fa graduate be held from 5:30 in 9 p rn at to gain attual Ctavarxmm rapetience Beatrice At Iliibee Sanford, ,-ade though wall atay. For a year at tat* t N high achool P-TA. Southvide hopper will b* tervrd under Ihe aupirvlaion of e>uhll>hed one, .SouUiaide Kli-mrnlary, Sara I. If thoro un’t on* In your tern- teaM, maybe aoven." al 5:30 »iln outtide event* lo he leachcra. Th# couple la devoted, hoik lo •oil muauity, atari sae. Among the tnternr will be Mar guv al I 30 alao. Children are in 18 If thorn ia, Join M— And per earh other and fa aerioua drama. come in c>vlume* and pruri will garet J Malb.y. Sanford, who will “ And kwh at **," aka laughed. auade ether pereate fa Jain. "He'a directing Milton Berio end ■ E M I-B U TTO N E D C U T A - bo awanted for ihe winner* in Ihe intern in Journall«m at l^on Coun­ ty High Sr bool Tallalia-tee; and I'm co-atarring with Boh Hope.” W AY *U1T of "coal brown'* roilunv* parade recommends Before alerting hit MGM deal. faorated waa dealgned by IUnl Clair*. Tn* long.wantrd ^ch ri Haydoa I* directing tomorrow fa ruffed with cinnamon ant nlghl'a Berio abow, a TV play alao brown Itnpcd auk and marfed aiming Ann lotharn Hi* wife la Tho Ladle* Auxiliary of Bro­ appoenni appnaM# "Ski No*#" hi to match. therhood of Bailrond Trainmen "That Cert ala Parting ,** adapted gnvo aa outdoor apoghottl ouppor from IN Broadway ahow, "King Sha atarted ta Naw York alghi for tb* membera and thair fnrnL of Hoart* ” yaari ago, doing commercial*, It** laat Tkuraday evening at Mm " lt’a a voadarM afcaaga *f walk-on* and then two and a half hem* of Mr. and Mr*. Joha Ragan. pace," aaid Mia* taint, sbo haa year* fa "Oft* Men’* Family." Mr*. J. N. OUlan raturnad boon nofad aa a dramatic artraei. *T never bad an agant fa tho-e Thank* before guoota won oonU On Sunday!, aN and her hua- day*," aha rocaDod. "I know alt od and aarved. After Dm deliefana hand aro houaa-huatiag- They'll the people who were doing TA' meal all gathered by tha eut-dawv rent far a year ar •#, until they dremia better than tha agent* dM • Will Recondltinn Prohlem Typa Hnir (As Droplac# and chatted at tha h#e- find out if they'll N permanent Whanever I got aa agent, I Vg* Henaen'i Tuiade* Califaruiana. But producer* who got provoked. I ended up getting Well A* 12 Hot Oil Treatments) At Th# Sant# StyM Tleslbelt* pajamna Thaa* prooont were Mr. and have been deluging bar with Job* foe hi* ctlenlg, aa util a* Time, Crcat# A Soft Natural Permanent Curl. kave plenty nf tee** t* Mr*. I. 0. Bay, Mr. and Mr*. D, irrtpta are deemed » diaappotal- myaelf " afaiH.li and tum in ... plenty T N big turn ta N r Hi* tame W. Tanner, Mr. and Mr*. C. W, *Tm going fa U N (hr** ar Boar whaa ah* waa choaen to play op eg comfort foe a good aound Brantly, Mr. and Mr*. L. H. Har­ month* off." da* remarked "If* poatl* Marlon Rrandn la “On The alfap. Van Heusen'a each*vey. Mr. and Mre. John Rogora, wonderful Waterfront." Hollywood rewarded hard turning PHONE SR.1 •tvs elattie Ttertbek’ walat Mr*. A. P- Kyl*. Mrs. Mary Jama- aeript* like Th# Rainmaker." ‘Sum her with an Oacar and now hopei aon, Mr*. H. L. Moor*. Mr*. Bara mer and Smoke* and T N Man in •he'll atay N re Indefinitely. it ** comfortable vow wont Johnaon, Mr*. W. B. Braneow, Mre. IN Gray Flaanrt Suit." I could famw it'* dtaes. Neweat coL f . A- Rowland, Mrs. la m ia Thors, ■ohably N wockfag from w w ea. net end pattern* in Inn eofc tan, Mm. Lars Darla, Mr*. J. W. I accepted them aL tan broadcloth . . . an toft t* GiUaa, Mrs. Jama Brantly, Mrs. "Bui I went to toN game dm* went. . . an hard In wear A. L. Ountar, Mre. H. W. Goad- off fa get acquainted with my aon ely ■paad, Mr*. R. T . Humphrey, Mi** I've bean working nlmoat itcadily Roafn* Career and Brenda and tine* h* waa hoes. H# haa been with aa all tN Urn#; an took him OCTOBER 23 • 2ft Cheeky Brantly. Episcopal Women Will Sponsor 15 Minute Series Calendar ficA djonah U l T ^ NOW SHOWING Spotlight O n Hollywood ik us 1 U I i i i h 1:39 • 1:07 - «:;I5 9:03 Cowan. Ladies Auxiliary Flexibclt Feted A t Supper Pajamas by “ Please Come Quickly" FRED’S STIMULATING TREATMENT CURE NWNHEUSEN* That Eva-Bess Beauty Shop call to your local In* d e p e n d e n t in* suranca age n t E A R won't g o un­ • H. J. BASS O F OCOEE, FLA. with ■* when my huabaad and l Block lima far the crowd: bant did a aummer alock tour fa "Thr ttay frankfurter* fa aimtmertagt not Rainmaker.' But H waan't the boiling) water pr aplt-Maat them came aa havfag him at heme." What kind af ■ girt fa Eva an yanr elaetrfe reUaaarfa ar aa | N Mariaf N o to facmdiMy N n tifu l hnckynrd gfUL fim * «W hh dlfMM fa n e r«« aad r*m lm aaiy light mtMnp far N n aeraan fa i gnfaj tfa mift • akyTkkn O n L f l y T t S k £ 2 f a ll frank, tola. da* enmpared. B N la ^ jlT U N Him lady, Chariton I k lea, Jack Lem man and ether re­ cant film i U i a aN fa TV head. JO H N IVERSO N OF O RLAN DO , loaded. Ha will come quickly. FLA. OCTOBER SI — NOVEMBER 4 IN O O S P E L M E E T IN G C H U R C H o f C H R IS T 2nd ST. fa ELM AVE. • PUBLIC INVITED • 7:30 P. M. EACH EVENING OARRAWAY & McKIBBIN G EN ER A L 114 N- PARK AVE. IN SU R A N C E PHONE 401 �Battling Greyhounds W in First C F C Game THE SANFORD HERALD Page 6 Mon. Oct. 21, 1955 Tampa Team Taking Day Olf As Reward TAMPA LP-The Tampa Uniter•ity football team took a day nit today at a regard for trouncing LHingili-n. Ala , State 31-7 Rttur* day. The Tampant will tret bark to the practice field tomorrow to he. fin two weeks of work for Eastern Carolina. Tampa baa no jama this week t oarh Marceilno Huerta laid he happy at the way evrry man on the .quad played Saturday, and riprciallv (Hf second and third string K»>s. lie liked the way quarterback Bill Min-hsn parted for two touch­ down* halfback Uoo Herndon of Waochul# arured on two ilsabie run* aod Ken Nurnoff, ao off andon player, came Into hie own on two darrlif touchdown playi. But Huerta had the mo*t pralie lor tackl* Boh lo*ely. eaplalnlnf "Ilia trouble it he it too food We hate lo fat him out of Iherehecame he m.kea the opposition look had ’ Lt*infiton a lo n e touchdown rame on ■ 61-yard pan thriller with Allen Ba»» throwinf to end L e n r Boswell who outran Ibe Tampa aafetyman. N C A A Start Opens Annual Meeting; Plans For Confgb CHICAGO Of—The eouncll of the Hatlonal CoOgial# Athletic Aatn. opened He annual fall meelinf yeatrrday with no announeemet ex peeled xnlll lonlfhL By B. H IG H AN SLEY Billy Lemmon, converted end to l | er,irt: ^ „u a dunam* !.*.« « . Ihe Rtevene W . l t e i i t o a H “JlU m b la d b, J.minie Drmairt w » ,o maka the laeond tally. DatM L ^ -ver M„ Midland Country Kleven# hit the larkle dot no the Club cuuite here the patt weekSO and ferried the t.all down to rod. the Bi'hop Moore 33, wheie he •'Thu ycai‘» Kyder Cup Team wvi jarred looie fmm the hill, u one <d the beit ever licidad by hut hi* brother, Don. picked op ute t.niled at-les," »aid llarovi. the fumhle and carried it the re»t Th* Kydei Cupper* licked Daef the way for the touchdown. iiu n t * team 17c* lu 1- > in Ihe On the return kickoff the Bli- surglc* yesictuay, Pillowing up a hnp Moore Hornet* opened up a t i j dcciiiuo in the bcutco lourpalling attark from John Kllii. .unit, nwluru#). UutWicr llaipar, ham .Snead combined with a running attark hy Jim Rtoppelbaln. The 78 yard anu Jack Uutkt- led toe Ilyuer drive «*• climaxed with a TD cupper* witn J-poinl victorlea. when Stoppl'hrin rarri.d around ont-ad heal Hike aouinak with a t-unuer-pai •■* over toe 7,JuS-yard end fmm the nine yard line. course. ><ucn#k had a 74. fn the *ame llama Ih* IIor­ Cary Midd-moil Mat Dcmarct nate tried to (park another pair­ oy ou« point oy alio siiuuling a W ing attack, but Lemon Hepped In iu lie bat-ad lor low »rurc of the front af an areal on hi* owrn 30, day llarpei nad a hi) in downing and returned the hall, untnurhrd, Bobby Itusbuig. Burk* wuo over for (evenly yartie and the final A1 Uevatlink with a 71. l.yman tally. Don Pleven* pa**. Herbert »r!il with Vic Gbrtxi ed In Ralph Farina for the extra and Jerry Barber halved with Billy polnL Maxwell LhaJengrri Don Chcrrt, In the third quarter Bi*hoP jlo IVmingcr, Hyion Nelson and Moore fired a M yard drive for Fred llawkiot won their matcher. their tecond aenre, with Kills tott­ Cherry bee' Marty Furgul, Wining abort panel. jiger won ovar Tommy Holt, Nel­ Outstanding linemen for Lyman son .veal Doug F'rrri and Haw kina war* tarkl* Pal# Vanllnrn. a guard edgr<l Ted Kroll although toe lat­ John Ahull*, an.) and Ralph Far­ ter bad a hole-in one. ina. In th* harkfleld Lemmnn and Don fltavana ilarred. niihop Moore't renter Dave Rrilliant, and Don Green, and Rill Rtraile were lop performer,. , , were hack* Stoppelheln, Fllla, and Jim Lane. Rear. By periods: The group It enacted to make Lyman ... ... preparelion a tor tile tModatton'i ........ Scoring Touchdown* ... .. Mth annual tonventton to bo held Biihnp Moore: Stoppelbein, Chel« toe Angetoe Jan. H I. ton. Amoof other matter* aa Bit Lyman: Lemmon ff>. TVm klrrena arrnda la the report t i the com* Petal* After Touchdown*: mittae on intractlona, the fart- Lyman: Farina (r*si). fathering agency foe Bm NCAA'* Clark Griffith Is Reported Very Low m ( in # a j_ _ a Ih# Lyman Greyhound* attack Fri. I | a* T day nifht. on he rained 18ft yardi; D y J p r f l i n T f i i m In nine carries, aeored two touch- o l X j U C I V »U | f I C U I I I down*, and tpelled a 13*12 home coming victory over Dan Sliman a IAf*|| D . . 1 [ n f l l a n f l Blihnp Moore eleven. It the VTIII DCcII LllQIdlUJ first Central Florida Conferenee — win and the third triumph nf the MIDLAND, Tex. 'JT-Chlck liar .eaion for the Greyhound*, a* they brrt, captain ol the United Slate* they put home * Urge crowd of Kyder Cup team, e»pre*»ed coni;no h«me well pleated. : faience today that hu fuller* would Lyman jumped to an e.rly lead f»**‘ Knfl.OO id the approaching to th. flrtl quarter when U m m o „, malche. and uphold in. tradition cracked off left tackle and raced !•*« baving B . W lo.l to ,he Unluh down the sideline for M yard. * * H )(k f CuppeM ani l a n o l 1» m a SSfjaP w t iwoiJ" Harbcrt Confident Kiecutlee Director Waller lyera. who will hold t newt conference Sate today, aald the meetlnf of tha pollcy-dirtctmg body win end Tuea day. Hilltop Moore .... • • LAST TIME TONIGHT I WASHINGTON tP - nark Grlffllh. 11-year old pre«ldml nf Ihe Waihlnglnn Senators hateball rluh, la reported "very low" from a maiaivo atomaeh hemorrhage. Dr. George A. Reita, the team physician. described Griffith’* ali­ ment and *ald 'The symptom* are bad." However, he added that he waa encouraged hy a rite to the baseball eiecv tlve'a blood pressure late tail night. Mra. Griffith and other family memben had gathered at George­ town University Hmpltal after Reala daacribfd Qrtfnih'i rhancaa of m m e ry aa only "fair." Griffith, a noelimt pitching great »ho helped organize the American League, had been given several blotd transfusions sine# lufftrlni th* hemorrhage Saturday. Ife had entered the hoepKal Wednesday for treatment ef neuntii, a nerve ailment. Teams May Return DOTHAN. Ala. UB—Director* nf B Alabama .- norm* Florid* ” m rClaaa * " D « mapama J? “ raaamaClly, Fla., and Creatview. Fla., win be In the 11U ba.ehaR circuit. Uegua President gem Smith af Dofhan tald dlrettera met y**t*rday at GracavOte, Fla., but got M deftolte aaaurance tha doubtful «*£■ teem tha loop. Another meeting I* scheduled Wedneedap at Panama City. £ * * •* ? • *£■» da laid, Smith T ® H » * M f 5* rn- Football Fans Glad Graham, Hirsch Not Retiring Type By RIP WATSON Th* A**«rlaird Prev* Pm football fan* to Cleveland and lav* Angela* ran be glad Otto Gra­ ham aod CT-sy Leg* Hireeh aren't the retiring type. The two n|, pm* called H quit* at tha end of< |a*t aeaton. then rhanged their mlndi. Today their rluh* are hading Ihe National Football I.eigne True, the lurpriilng riltiburgh Meelera are kreplng pace with (leveli nd In the F.aitem Confer­ ence, but they were far I** lmprraalva yeitrrday to a IN-IT vic­ tory over Ihe New York Glante than the Brown* were to walloping Green Bay 41-in Graham, ru-nplfltog T of I I pa>e* for 187 yard*, guided Ihe Brown* on touchdown marchet of 74, 97 and TI yard* and icored once hlmteU llirich took a pau from Norm Van Brocklin for the winning touchdown to Lo* Angelei* 14-11 victory over the toothleu Detroit Lion*. By atoning, the Berne emerged from a three-way He for the Weston Conference lead ai tha Packm were beaten and Washington edged Baltimore 14-11 on Vie Janowlct'e accurate ce version kicking Tha Chicago Bear* not their aa nnd straight after a miserable atari aa Ed Brown ran for two touchdowna and pasted for a third to a 14 21 victory over Ihe Ban Pranclica Store. Philadelphia, the September rholrn to battle Cleveland for the Eaitern crown, waa left with a 14-1 mark after a 1414 tie with tha Chicago Cardinals, Cleveland and Pltlaburgh am 4-1 with eevea gamae to gn. Although th* Green lar-Oeveland gam# waa c>*m mi tha acornboard for three quartan, tha ateUaUca tell a far dUferant atory. Cleveland rolled up 134 yard* while their hard hiding defemlv* platoon held the Packer* to 111. A IMkyard hickoff return hy Al Carmichael supplied Groan Bay'a only touch- pUcad wBfe ten termer AlabamaPterida teama-Ourk, Ala., and Andahula, Ala. Yha tour laama aoaildamd car- Ob* of th# wildaat ley Loagua tala la return cm Detkai, DwaJ. teatbaU gamaa area pUy^ f vahmd Tate aad Darl mu tA ta 1NL They playad • 4444 be. Panthers Defeated By Bobcats Ketterlinus Beat Feds In Friday Night Tilt 21 By JAM ES BROWN Th* llungarford Bobcat* of ttiotar Park, befort a crowd of By B. BLT.H AN8LET on tha Yellow Jackets this season 7,MO, defra'ad th# CA Panthare Tha Yellow Jackets of Ketterltoua Ketterlinus was a powerhouse all hy a K o r a of 19-12. High School rolled to their lllh con- eight, both or. offense and defense. Gt* Knight CA's hard-running lecutiv* win Friday by downing But David Galloway, playing head* spirited Seminole High by a score up bill, cr«cked through the Yel­ fullback, scored th* touchdown of of 214. It was homecoming for th* low Jackal line and pounced on a th# gam*, during tha first quartYellow Jacket!, and a crowd of 2400 Katlerltous fumble late to the first *r, on a 11 yard carry. At tha latwas on hand to watch the defending period to set up the Seminole score trr part of th# fir*t quarter th* East Florida Conference champions The Feds took the ball on the right Rohcata' halfback, l^-roy Fillmor*, out min tha Fed club to St. Aug- yard line, where Jim Hawkins pass­ COn \L GABLES .T -L 'p ie D fea­ tied tha icorat of gam# on n 10 uitinr. Seminole showed great spi­ ed to Bob Carter on the one yard tured play •" almost all divinoni yard off-tackle slant. At ha 'tart rit and teamwork in suffering the line. On tna next play llawkin* u( the Florid- Stale Junior Tennis of |h# srrnnd quarter th# Cat*. | GAINESVILLE, Fla t* - Rob Marvin Clark mad# th* conv#r-[ Woodruff. Florida football coach, Ion, hut tha team had Ihe ilutlne- slammed ovar fmm Ihr one yarJ Tournament final* yetserday. •fn , putting th* Rnbrat* ah*ad ra>* there I* considerable evidence turn nf being the first team to (tore line; th* only tally against Keltrr-j Second seeded Bob Lary nf Cor­ linut for tha season. Hawkins al Gables w .n Ih* Junior boys' by no# point. In th* mldd of th* Kentucky violated the rode of ethkicked wide on Ihe extra point try. champion'hip »ilh a 7-S, A l vic­ second quarter |.*roy Fillmor* tce to stop Ih* clock Saturday night. In Ihe second quarter Kcttrrlmui tory over tun rated John nf th# Bobcatf, snatched down a end beat Honda 10-7 wtlb a field •tirted a drive that the Scmirolc , tact, al'o of Ciiral dahlf*. In • long pa«a, thrown hy Ben Lam- goal. line couldn't slop Th* Yellow Junior Girlv finals. Baibara MitchriT t now mm . Lcanca hkin*. llobcata* quarterhark, and' Dclmar llughre kicked Ihe IhreeTicket drive rtartrd on thnr own ell of Coral Gable*, ranked No 3, carried arm** th* goal lin* making pointrr wUb only It second* left tlaatiaa t *»*• 47 yard Itoe ana climaxed with thnr rirfrated top seeded Lorraine I 1**11 1»|. Hal. ura Mull* the arore 13-A. to play. t I Via I }*• 7 first score as Wayne Grissom rip­ Schneider of Fort Pierce 4-0, IS, * r . tufa l«a Kentucky Coach Blanton Collier llurntU I'alnt la ttltl ti* I! ped through the center of the rrd 0 2 . The llungerfnrd R«1«cat(. on an t* it*ia tats T.- m m ) *• 11*4attempt to baffle the Panther*, »a t able to zubititute Hughe* to • t) lisa* ;w a line for ten yarJs and paydirt. The, 13-ye*r old girls: Sylvia Harda­ CHy the game and tend in Ihe rubber tv it:** m .i Yellow Jackets look the lead a< way, Gainesville, defeated Lynn Slalhrr* Vu. trir-l a fake punt formation play, ( ITS ■/••«*! ISO M .t l.lt . and wa« rllmaxed with a long tre he u*ed for the n-yard place- Xia Inrh tufa lat Co. t. Mslkara Grissom kicLcd true for the extra Krrwm. Fort Laudrrdale. *2. *-2. kick only became Ihe clock was N rt-tur* * pax, which wa* Intareepted by 13-year-oil boys: Butch M*rr«, Nun* Pbap I. Calarv Clljr point. stopped fur a player injury time­ nuhur» I'llatin* «*<• Z Coral Gables, ocfeatrd Jifhn l*yerEddie l-aniar. Crnom'a halfback, out. Taking the return kickoff, the lli.riiMI I’alnlvrs t, 7 m.mr I M who made a 31 yard run on tha Feds were unable to do anything saph. SaraioU. 7-3. Al. IU l-a-or eh * Woodruff rai»*d th* question of t i :* n lare*at t m m i : k tiia e * 13- j car-old girl*:, Sandra Warplav. with the ball, and after a sccccMlon whether It wa* a bon. fide Injury HuNuia Mu.iv ai.-.p ral* Th* Panther*, coming back af­ that flopped the clock ai»J let Saw lurk l.ifa In*. Cn. tljt o l playi they punted. Rogrr (led- thaw Tampa, defeated Caro! Crosi alarr Cltr Printing » a. SS.* Sens grabbed the kick on his own cn, Orlando, 4-3. fi 3 ter th# half, clawed their way Hughe*, a quvrierback, go Into the t • i ■. , Raliatar as :i« ; IS-yearold boys: B>>h Lary and Him.II Paint.r. i t .) eleven v#rd line, picked up excelthrough the Tat* d*fen»# to an- lineup for Bob Collier, a guard. Slaili.r. Piirnltura 1*1! lent blocking by his teammatrs. and John Skogvtad defeated Larry ('a< able Donnell Burke CA'* *tar salfi».«v* irii. ii b iv iii .n n*wi:« At Lrxtngt-Ji Coach Collier em­ STS r«red through the Feds for 13 yarJvj ton. Prn'ucolr. and Tommy Mickbark to reach tha end rone on a IS phatically denied there waa any Kaw Turk IJ(* Ins Ca. lltikur. Mu.l.- Hh-p S and the eernn l St. Augustine srore j ler. Jickvunville S-7. AS. 62 rard run. The arore* al this point violation of toe Southeastern ton I'aUrr Cll« Priming S>* year-old tirU Elaine lli Grissom kicked true again, and the! 14T-irnmi'v Harlinlnr ah 11.12 Bobcat*' favor. lerrnca code ot ethic*. HiimivII I'alnlvr. Tampa, and Sandra Aewls, SI. Pe­ *11 half cam* to a rinse with the Feds tersburg defeated Barbara Mitch* The flehting Bohcatr, not tali*. "On my word of honor, I did not Msib.r* Purnllu/a r x iiit ini at. h ig h a sta r:* trailing be a close 114 srore. fled with • on* point margin, at any tin*.*, nor have I at any Pan >-•■.•1.* eta In the first part of the third «tan- ell and Nancy Loop. Jacksonville, HI rame hack while In the fourth Ume, instructed or suggested to It it. H I I . <N.nkack • ft sa the Feds held well, and it look-! 6-4. 42 u » i t i f.i-'id a:t mjarter and extendrd lead by any of my players that they fake niak. Ii-.1I» a-« ed like Ihr Fod* still had a chance j T«4 Lumatt a*i an Injury or use any unfair mratu ftr* ya*d run h*r f^-roy Fillmor*. Mask k rrtiir 1*1 But then tha Yellow Jarkrtx began Itobrata* halfback. I* J. MrFadden to win a football game," tha Ken­ H<>» ni»«l» |»T to sting agalr, sol a drive rr>ultnl iv im riH A L R ia l aiaeLR tucky coach tald. Th« automatic and Fddle l.anler were tenratlonal Paul P ri-K that carried for 72 yards and I?ft There Is considerable evidence II MsroM llv.kaabarh h i the ball on Ih# Fed right yard line lo the Panther*' defen*e. David I >4 llal D drll .t ra p Jone* and Marvin Clark HM a wai fake injury, Ih* Florida coach 1>t when the third period cloved. said, and thus violated the football J . . .I.. emilk « I. l«« good Jab of combating the Pan­ When the fourth quartrr was two code adopted by the rules cam mil- T*4 Biirn .l t ther* nffen*a and defenaa, Blah, n-lty Ill playi old. Grissom carried for two lee after tw» similar incidents Hnb gl»*le 1*1 yards and hia second TD of Ihe Roth tram* were enual at rood helped Notra Dam* beat Iowa to Cta4« Pierce til IIT% BOW1.1*0 BrNRIIILR on their ground attark. The Pol*, 1131. night. Then ter the third time Tan mx'a llahlalor Bbog vs Babur* during Ihe evening he kicked true, ral* wer# proven better on the » ll.lc fhnp Th* coda sayt tha feigning of n*«* attark In that'(her received injury for Ihe purpose of gaining Maih.ra rumltur* Ca. a* Buraatt giving himself an evening's total Palatara kflter reaulti on their attemnt*. lima "and other pracliieei of deceit fitW Tnrw U f a |*s. Ca. va Catar/ of IS points. C H v Prim in g c* It was the Ertterlinu* line that The Crooma Panther* will nlar . . . are dishonest, umporttman ix r m iu i.li. AX RRaiiRS easy iteB .95 proved loo much for the Feds. ho*| to tha Patatka Bultdog* Fri­ like and contrary to tha zpint of ISawl.e «> rr 0 *«B. r. l-.snlg tl sr*a It# I# They pounded nut their win with a day night at th* Memorial Sta­ tha rulai." M Herkaaback $1 star iwxia bruising ground attack, but the dium. Wood said hit asiittanl n S'.ala Jl st:t t«V IS EASY S*via US » Feds' pass defense was good and X llarlwlch Scoring Touchdown*: t.eror Fill- coaches taw Kentucky's stall on V I . Piv.o it sirs US in Ihe Jackets (ailed to nroduce a tnnr# Bohrat*: Donne|| Burke, tha iidaltoaa signaling to th* play­ J. Conk : i s«ts US U single pass connection. The ground ts i«is Ut. C. I. Milk Gre Knight, Panther*. er* on th* Geld by banding over o r»sot4 it SIS# Uk.1* attack carried for 1M yards an.! Panther*. and holding their stomaehi and I 1taw U#L Kaaaar victory, leaviag Krttrrllnus with Rllet is IMS 1st. Tatra Point: Marvin (lark. Small to sis* w legs, apparently wig-wagging than Hurn.ll i si:* U8.lt — sm all in f t Vom : KlrrMiofl to fake aa Injury. i asse IS* II one of Ih* longest winning streaks Herbal price — guilt i ss«s n t a to Ihe stale. llungarford — II *l«l m.4 Cobl. , In performOutaUndlnp tee the victorious Craomi — 11 l Sill u « i i Pitrrw ' aneat Pro­ • ll*> i n v Yellow fackrti were Swarn* Gris­ Rakur duce* 33000 BTOt nf hrxl per Slav 'ii s: is ISSU som. twin tu tha dnublr.smrmg i -:« t 1*1 s Hollar hour. A tttllv nn* room hr»ur I H a fs t r* * * tv list u : ii Dwayne Grissom,. Tom Neal, and — a dandy auxiliary healrr! 6*w H IIo trag IS itif U l l BUI Aiken. They were Ihe hn;-« thtx shadowed mahotany beauty :• S*l# us. . kr.issr TALLAHASSEE Jh Florid* fnr yourself. YouM b* amased ii J ill IS* s that kept a solid wall In front of Mata reached tha halfway mark . Raltr •i Silt III s Ih* Semtooles most of Ihe night. al tu low prtre-ils high power I Ii JUS is* i In its football schedule In lie 344 •l k*nls C m I# s•* !•«*«(* TI Grissoms waa the leading ground SSI IU. l r c. inlitre, loss lo Georgia Tech Saturday and n u r ii* i WIS IIS IT gainer nf the night, with Hidden* ISIS 111. i : as Coach Tom Nugent commented II. MubhsrO fswfsrf r«s<s sa NORMAN. Okla. ^-Oklahoma IS tats 14-11 tlelng with Fed Jim Hawkins for it. rtusssll St JSSI ISSU secondary honors. For Ihe loosing J liar U famous for iti deva listing "the worst Is ovar." ISM tl ISS1 W. Trr# ground gam* but Oils season Ihe For five gamei to a rmr the O III* H IT Fcda It was Johnny Williams al Rmrlck III# 111 II •ad. and Dave Galloway at Yuard Sooner* art raahing to mi a deadly Sominllea have bean underdogs O Rmlth 1 l|S| i l l 1 BlMskr air attaeh H's been a potent weap­ against lopnotch opposition. They M t ittf US 1 that kept Hi# laminate hopes alive. Jr copped Ih* opener from Nort hear- IWBukur ts ass* 18a.il w-bi44*a on to five victories. Score By Periods They have completed It of 43 ottoa Mala but wor aoutclasiad to C Plsrcr Seminole ............. t fl ft n a the other four by Miami, Virginia passes for 3M yards and a parKetterlinus .. ft 14 0 7 21 rentage of .xSR They've thrown Tech, Georgia and Geoigla Tech. Bearing Touchdowns Th* Scmnolct drop down in an average of I t pastas par P L U M B IN G Seminole: Hawkins class tha rail of tha way and will ya me. Kttterltous: Grissom fit. Guldens. Upsels Feature Play In Tennis • Tourney Finals Woodruff Says Evidence Kentucky Violated Code Bowling fn C O L IM A N ' America's fastest-selling oil heater! e mm Sooners Are Using Deadly Air Attack On Grid Victims Halfway Mark Is Reached By FSU S 11 Only on* paaa haa been Inter­ cepted. That wai by Corky Coat of Pltlaburgh, who hauled to mm of quarterback Jim Harris' throws. Ho waa Bailed in his tracks. Halfback Tommy McDonald baa bean Oklahoma'* bail patter aa wall U Ha rushing leader and top scorer. Ho bag completed 10 of IS potsei .'ur ISA yards. Tho Sooner* have seared only two touchdowns on poise* and both of them worn thrown by Billy Sturm of Muskogee, Okla , who runs tho third loam. Howovor. they have taken to tha air to sat up numerous touchdowna. enjoy th* atranga role of favorite to their next encounter with Villanova to TaUahasaoo Nov. A Nugent's charges gat a rest this weak. Against Trrhs It waa tha game old atory—lack of player* depth. Th* Florida Stats flrtl team did won enough tho first half, bolding lo a 144 score. A passing attack brought Tack two quirk scores to tbs third quarter and Bobby Dodd emptied bit beach tha rtst ef >b* way. ■R FOUND O UT TALLAHASBE - Dr. Howard G. Dan ford, FSU'a dtrortor of happened to pour souls who hod Hat tlrao la tha middle of such structure* a* Lincoln Tun**!. Holland Tuw»#l. ate. Ha found out — ho bod ana right la th* middle of FUtxburgb'a Liberty Tunnel. Mo drove out on It. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Football Begins 7th Week O f Play n * upending of rich major teams aa Dube, Yat*. Boston Col­ lage aod Colorado baa tefl only M unbaatan— untied coUeg* football elevens going Into th* aOvoath weak of rompatltlo*. Maryland, rated t o • * n d la tha nation, hands tho Hat af six teams which have won all game*. Four of th* nation's (op ranked mdofaalod Tho American Howllnf Can- ■quads have ftv* victories-Miebtgrot* tacngnltae tbs Std tkran- gsn No. 1, Gklabomt No A game aerie* r*U*d by Tad Send- Navy Ns. 4 and West Virginia dar of Mllwnukoo oa tha high* No. A Holy Crooa alas lo unbeaten far th* 104444 aaoaan. ii Be* gamon. x New Record Set For Hydroplanes INDIO, Calif. CP—A new world Folate After T**chitown« ipeed record for hydroplane* In Ketterlinus: Grissom (J) (placeih* R class racing runabout dlvl- mail.) slon—41AM m.p.h —was act ya*. lorday by Ernl* Root af Patter­ son, Calif. Hi* thrro-day National Desert Regatta on tho Saltan Roe «nd> today. Th* prevlona mark ef MAM was sot by Rea* on the i s m course last year. NaUonal awards ter scoring tha most points to hydroplane race* throughout tho year wars given two racers y * a I * r d ay. Georg* Monti, Hayward, Calif., won In th* 44-cuble-lath racer claaa and Ed Flrtrhell R*n. Calif., to ihe E racing runabout division. 1947 S. S A N FO R D A V B FIIONE t i l l O C T O B E R SALE Binghamton, M. Y., lad tha Eas­ tern League baseball teams In attendance during 1944 with 99,119 homo fans. It waa an lacraa of 4AJUM ever 1944. Regular Price $1748 O C TO BER SPEC IA L 395 ssr& n r* -* ■** STOVE Roy Wall Tha lUctatrstion Boob of tho City of Sanford. Florida, a rt epaa a t tho O tr Han. eommtodnc Monday. S^tombor IS. INS. for tho pnrpooo of rtriatorlnv for tho Municipal General Election to bo bold on November *. IMS, and will rwnaJa open oacb day cxcopt Soadayo and holiday*, op to and ladudlag Friday. October SS, 1951. ft $46.80 Mo. and SAVE , �c W H ER E M O R E PEO PLE D O M O R E B U Y IN G A N D S E L L IN G ! 11IF. M .V O R D l l U I U l i ) If It'a W o rth A n yth in g r It's W o rth Advertising la t /t m tt THE O LD H O M E T O W N A t n c L E S FOR SALE nri By STANLEY —, D AILY C R O ST W O R D M ETA L ROOFTNQ DOWN P A YM EN T - LUO. Monthly payment*, >42 no. ? Red- New In Stock. 1-V Crimp — 1\4“ Coeruaaied— 3H** Corrugated. room Concrete Blink Home. Get all Your roofing need* at FHA in lured financing. Ready for occupancy in 3 »e»lt» Com­ S htraan Concrete Pips Ca. Phooa 34M plete with utility room, electric Out Wait 13th St water heater, cabinela and carporlc. S P K tlA U S Wmuahl Irnn l-amp* L O W E L L R, O L IR S 1— 3 Way Ftnor Lamp, 3 1UJ Matching Table Lamp* . . . 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O Bo* 267 r- Graduates Have Better Chance In Marine Corps Young men attending high »chool have a heller chance lo advance in the Marine Corp* be eomplrling their education before minting, •reording to TRGT. Donald it. (!ro«t, local Marino rrriiulor. Today’* Marino Corf>* i* goar»'.| to the modern way of thinking and planning and call* for alert young minda with progetivo idea* Ed­ ucation I* the grr*te>t a**rt a ) oung man can have m lht> branch of «ervlro, he added, lorhmral advancement* rotipted with Die problem! of our atomlr age are making greater drmand* upon the military proficiency of too average Marine. Thl* make* a high irhnnl rdyralmn a big factor in earning promotion. The p u t *tiooe*»o* of the Marine Corp* ha* been dti* largely to the ability of it* officer* and non rnmml**loned offlrera In effectively utlllruig IN* Corp*’ mobility and •trlkin| power. Today, anenr# 1* dictating In a greater degree, Ihe weapon* and tarlic* of warfare which in turn ha* Ihruit greater rriponaibllily upon our leader*. To effectively deploy Ihe unking power of today’* Marine Corp* againat an aggreiaor. Marine NCOa (We at i •’-s > DAILY ACROSS 1 Nib ef a r 'n 4 I'rour* 7 stick S exclam ­ ation of aorrowr 10 Drench It. Sultabln CROSSWORD ftt. W apiti pronoun P Cut. a* work ate.*id 10. Ito-lyi tree 21 Aftirma* live vote 70 Calm 3! Rewrbera'e 24 r urt in* laym ) 16. Loete hanging 34 Editor iabbr ) .19. In b*d 42. Coni a. nm for liquid 43. Molten picture itlang) 47. Scarcer 41. Stack of hay 46. Narrow valley M Confed­ erate Central A anufj m tm.u ^ □ (1 3 21. Gaielle (Tibet p 1 trillL! 4t*lti4i|'a A ll * « 37. Cat grreddy t *i*ng i 29. Child a Id Wicked | t. Gaming rulv* carnage 1 * flout* It High tl Travel By «x -r* rt (4 Pieca out (G rr.) T~ T~ L-imnw •dUidcii-tiA (j i a i j d :*;rA!j m f j $6 o ii tAUCtll ra71>, Jil^) •iditif.v; w c iu ui • SIX Wnrk 3t. Peek 33. Girl a name 31. River 11 Obaerxctf UWS!*JI4 .71(31*1 n ’VJ OMJW .‘ILHiniAU u a n taau 37..Treat 1? Jo* T “ J to >7 1 T V/ 4ft II 1 % »4 «* % & •1 % *1 l l at* I4P4 rupee* lln-t ) comb form 24 S l ’ir ly uunm w o •ml f Part of U bonk 7. Might 23 pivhcthonk 'JU iJIlrt lean Indian 21 Shell. ered aide 24 One buntired t houa. Idler 14. rropri'l* ora 15. Terr or in perional maul ) J9, V o i'i i al'bt i 20. L’nitinf HMMT’ flSJLuJ iisjidta 22 Amer* DOW N 1 Name <d a pctAon, plarc or thing v nthcrwian 3 Like l-ccr t Automobile r. Aiabic i .4 tl % u y | eke i/ i J7 JO % 73 it Z % 33 j 4- 35 1 ' if )3 % J7 <«> 14 % 141 4*4 41 i 5* T/> T T *1 ’ w /( % in it i i 1 ■0 - 22. and officer* mea' ronatonlly ru* Wallace Wade, rommDiloner of gage in a program of aludy ar.d ,hr Southern Conference, coached field experience *e keep (bread Duke football for 16 y e e r a . ___ military progrex ,n4 de*rlnpmeni While the Mar r.» , nrp* offer* ^ / V \ R .2 » ^ 4 excrllcnt ed irali>(*al faribtie* through corre-.pcmlcneo rourte* I* M ill i u m h i s 4 >oe* 1 » ' oVO and wh«nl*. the y»**ng man who Im-^ui * hit fairer wtlb a high ><lu«d diploma baa a much !.oiier chance of earning atripc* and axtiming a pmilmn of re ppomihllity and icadrrihlp, the recruiter <'included m 0 SEAT COVERS For All Cars nEAUTIFIJI. PATTERNS CUSTOM FITTED PROMPT INSTALLATION StricklandMorrison, Inc. Sanford, Florida Phone 200 i«M w ^ r It’* n proven fact that thn Rrcaleat values in building materials a rt to b« found here. Whr not call on ua and aaa for yourself ? SMALL BIACK AND W HITE ln«l haired dog. City Licence No. 6f. • If found pleaae call 133-W. Child’* prt._____________ _ Mi l l L U M R f R & SU PF’l V Y A R D Phooa 3434 LOST from truck, Grey FoimRubber chair riiabiou. H no REWARD for rttum. Notify rm Super Trading Po*t, Ph. 1017-Wr. •TSLiaa B U ST B M |/ / / % hill wildly K v i t .l l r -t lira illy Shop in* $:. ?nd. Phone 461 .“tF.K Fred Ihr llair*l)lilt, f-*r jo lndi*Hualired Cut. _______ Paid a PuHibed topred* 17. To Meer ttraul* N 104 So. Iljk A lt. Phone 971 P I M O RF.RVKT U U X/JI— Piano Technician 1931 MODEL A. I/*nki an****f. run, Phone 1164. Rent* I. Sanford FOUND — Claitea m Souihern Bell Telephone buiinei* r.ffire, Monday. Owner may bate by l-bcntifvlnjc at the Herald Office and paying for adv. _____ laa Typewntera, addma maeatnr* Safe* Bentola. 314 Magnolu, Ph Rumba, Samba, Tango, M.imln. "in sr BICYCLE PAINTING a i - OFFICE KOUtPMKWl - 2 ) iU V flk i) OOkw atarttaw Ca. CH EVRO LET 1642. le * mileage, 2412 Mohawk $A ROMON Sport lag Goods WTT" 74 PROFESSION 41. SERVICES 2« Vtini|isnn Sllialia* Dim clnu F.H Trnl — Watt/ Swi[<; I T - AjrrOMOfltl.ES - TRAnJtR.H "Straight raJght Sboot lag" USED GUNS prkafICt0t7 r u iu iliA IK r. araUancee aalea and aervtce. G. H. High, fyviedo Fla. Itoone 4141 or Saaford 1641 W after g o m 66 : All thr above advrrtiaad. la Hock w rr-Ei.Krixii’Ai. saa v ic sa -p ORLANftO Mnrmtog Beollmi, Or Undo Evening Mar. CaU Ralph 2>- I.A IN D B Y SFSVVHT. — 24 Ray l l r t j ___________________ • one nout • Wean and Uaiui Dry aasuBAwcR ^ 2 1 1 a One bear % • Wart ead Drj &£=. 1617 PLYMOUTH!- Radio. Healer R O G E R ’S T R E E S E R V I C E Good condition. 1194. Phone Tree* Removed, Topped, Shaped HT* 7 alter 4. nr 301 K Kith. and Rnarrd. General Tie* Surgeon Free E i t l m a t e a . i t ~ A t m i i i f i a n j r a r u s e as - u 30-10 WINCHESTER Phone 409-X-W, Sanford. Model 64 ................ ........ $39.40 CARS FLOOR dairtug. 300- Savvae-Itamtacton BOUGHT SOLD TRADED Automatic .. .................... m oo le y RaaTa Ueaa Can ■ H. M I I G*. STEVENS Double .. .. 42 50 Sanlard Ava. ft 11th SL Mary. U Ga. L. C. SMITH, (tight a* a drum) ....... $4 no tt Ga. STEVENS, Single 14 00 ENVELOPES, lattarteadi. atoto- It — Hetora/BaaiJ/Trailer*— 76 33 WINCHESTER Automatic, 6Mata. aralaaa, hand MUa. end Model M ............... m o p r o g r a a a . ate. Program** ROBSON S—rtta* Geafta Pruuag Co., Phaaa 4M — ■“ Your aulhorlaed Browning DealRvtornde Seine ft Service Wait llih St. er. Winch#iter. Remington, StfM4 It in 64. vena, Moiiberf and Marlin. IN STA LW TIO N of Linoleum. Car- m - n J i s n w a $1 USED PISTOLS peta. Tile* 33 OL, HUGER Single a Sanford Linoleum ft Tile Co. Buy vetir F u n ttare el S#eTT*l Ptitoi .........T T iT .... Phono 1917 Wiretieui* Fun*., Cm., at 66t W. 33 COLT Attlamatto Piitol .. u.je in W. lit SI. I*t St. AR aaUoeaUy adv. fur ~ H .U IX 7 8<o<k r.i'urr at warekeuae pricea. IN PISTOLS Smith A Wtiaon. TV SERVICE H°A R** *,,B<**r<*- R b g " itd Fail and Etfirirnt 2 i-. JENNINGS TV C E N TE R L()ST — f.l*»*e» in I’hone booth. Haw wW YOU •*«,? Phone 3$1$-J. Return to Sanford Herald. Owner, John Donaldton. Year e U g n h r a hatter Gi A1*01TING GOODS ll.O n ih e ocean 11 Serf 14. Confltcl 47. Flat- P U B L IC A U C T IO N go.-rl (inod tire*. $164. 2420 Every Retarder Night — 7 P. N. LAWNS MOWED by Jerry l/ord Proa eelimaiee Phone 1317W Orange Ava. Farmer* Auction Market Building. All merrhandi** mid to highest FOR SALE — WiU aacnliee equity bidder, regirdleie of prire. Conon 1341 Ford 2-door *rdan E l •liner* and Dealer! Invited. We celirnt condition. Call 1143 J. Filling Station, Good locaiion will buy anything. Wallare end after 6 p. m. Living fiuarlrr* and rnllagp in Walker Aurlion. Phone 2120-R. rear. Si* mile* Weil of Senfntd It win njy YOU to aew US bcfiwe 1U rc.S s E~DC^4 7 c OO D C O N I) L on Ml Dora Hd Theme HCT It - an veil buy. Open Evening* and T10N $630. Suadayi. I t - SPECIAL K K K nC X f -14 biaaMd* TeaBer Sale*. B R ITT TRACTOR UO. hoabM g. Reran fleatLa Palalka. Pin. Hiway 17-n Baalb Phene $e| M. G. HODGES 27 F T Indian all hou«r Sarwre on All ITator Pumpa— Four Burner Gai Range. Kirelltrailer Tandem whreli. |«95. Weil* Dr Bled — Pwaipo ent rnndilion U»rd one year. Roy Reel'* U«fd Car*. Pael* Raid Phene 766 $)Q. Phone 1676-J-IO. 1700.00 CASH ■ m m n iS H T -it Country try home wllh 3 bedroom*. ____ |R. . lent 71 by paved *ireet. >y 171 , _ on_ P ______ WE N EED T H E APACE inr fruit treea. W.ooo with Bearing YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO RAVE attractive term*. Retail Value Rila Phre Robert A. Williams, Realtor $73 M 3-Pe. Sort Red Suite* 147 00 41.9) J Pc. Liv. Rnom Suite* 21.00 Raymana Laadguiat, Aaaaclato 11.00 Pbona ltT3 Atlantia Bank Bide. M U Wing Chair ....... M M riartle Platform Rocker A Ottoman in no I0 B - SALESMEN WANTED -1 0 ' Cloieta Too Small? Down Pay­ II.U Adjuit. I/wrier Chair 6 00 MAN age 24-44 preferahl.v wifi, ment! Too High? No Houia Suita M M Walnut Drruer ln*uranre or other Sale* Exper­ Your Fancy? BUILD! Became A Mirror . ............. in no ience. Wanted k“ top rated Life we hive the LOTS’ !!!! In every 14.M Dreticr R**r> 3 00 Imuranee Co, •* general agent Sertion — In every price ranze - MAO 4-Pc. Twin Bedroom agent for Sanford area. Salary Sure, Suburban Too! Suite . . . . . . . . *a no and ripen** allowance baied on M40 Potter Bedroom Suitei M oo ahil.ly and einenence An np W. w M M Large Bulfet with porluntly In build your own Raailnr — General Inaitranee ___ ... non agenry with liberal rompany Gararwde B. Dtogfeider Aaaaciala 46M Mirror Dining Room Table* .. Dim (Inandng Write Bn* in the Phase >133 113 N. Park Aw . M M Alum. Chaiie Ixunge . M oo Sanford Herald for perional Plenty of Maltreue* and Bo* Interview. C A. WWTODON, ML Springr — Mika ui an offer ??? Real Flilate Satnman. Apply V. K iTE Bn* s, Sanford Herald. M a th e r o f S a n fo rd 111 A Part Ph. i m r .-g M M A 1(6 SL Phan* U7 f*ROSE C O U n T APTS. I Room Balance 140 Monthly. Total 1A.300. A partially finished 3 bedroom Kumlibed. Call 1164_________ com rata block home located in a fin* new Sub Divtiion only 1 mllaa from Sanford. Finlab U y ouraelf — Sava dollara •• Smalt Commercial Building 14 x 30 ft Larga ahow wtn do«r.Located RAYMOND ■ . BALL, . In new buiineae Mttlement at h a r r is o n / b r o c k r “ \ 77th and Ban/ord Ave. Thone S. D. Highleyman. Aaaoclato ■ ' 101 or inquire at Baaa Servlet Me leaM Part A w . Phase M l $A ; Station, 3Tth and Sanford A w . * hAN LA N TA APTS. Vacancy Nice. Iv furalahcd. PboM 1716-1L g p e a ix r w Pbona tM USED FURNITURE CLEARANCE ; v"U Uc15 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT ehaped M— “ Your Weiuaghome Dealer” Maytag Waihera LOWER PRICED HOMES Coleman Heaicra .. K I M up Only 13,070 for 3 bedroom lurni>h111 Magaalla Ave. Theae 1717. ad homa within city llmita. Owner leaving town and want* In Uted turmiture, appliance*, tool*, etc. Boufbt-aald. Larry’* Mart offer one neat 3 bedroom home 3tl Rial lit SL Pbona 1U1 with It acre of land with fruit trcea outiIda city limlta. . . _____j* I u r — _ - r . I Woman. Phone toi-M. I N Holly Aw . 7. Reenm* Ten-,* 4 Spirso eb;e<lj Machtaaa, a— Repalriag BK B^b IM S. Park Phene I7B. Raaa L Parton. ■ raker Aaaahella B. Ifendaraaa, Ph. M U - 17-33 at Hiawatha 4. Smell •i 48. Fgg- “ Reliable Couple l« mpplemenl LO ST on Stale Road Proieet, r . M. C A M m n.L Income by managing local brown leather Billfold with cur­ Geaertl CaMndar apartment hmive l’le*»r gi\p rent*’ dri*ci» litcn*e, idenli“Dome* of Di*UnelinnM rayaa topaa. Cattaa ar aylaa referrnce*. age and nlher Infnr- Ill Way 17 W_________ Phawa 1447 flralloi). paper*, rlr I’lemr •arta. maimn to Bo* HS Sanford notli* State Road Dept , City Saakarik G t a - sad Paiat Ca. Herald. Hall Foe Bailer riumomg J. W. HALL. REALTOR, Florida Suta Saab Building •■Call Hall’’ Phooa ITU . n Redcttai 44. Tomuae V—atlaa Bliada MU M tT u lw tS lT fu M . 7KbW. 3. Kxirrnal aeed . covering M ( Retl/a’h \ ' . i Mm > Caaerata Pips Ca. — Fartary to Yaw » in lta flowera worm of at?af*:ati iGtfuia O0f? K U U (AllO of -• DllLiH '-VjrsCAllH rr*p#et TlllkkiU LiCdOTU 24. Spin* nisiatua o j i u d rung RUD U3M toy IPS 27. Part Interdict t i n u of a (able 37 T b *t 29 Cotir* rrT i age. 40,Comfort one t ? Finl*he<$ 3D Signal* 43 D ia le d / of w arning fro m / 31. Suhatance Vedic \ tn ahellae A rvm 3.1. Armpit f 43 Bird-# 31. Cana erawr 3. Ringlet II water 41. Famoua vompoier Oa4 Wert ilth SL F U R N 1 S IW D A P T O IA3 Wait l i t Or C iU at Earth tura Castor. U i Waal lat- r«rTot DOWN i. ran* of toe eyt. Ibrcad- 39. ' (AHI- U iL J H JI4 UtlLH: nKdJC-JMLu u d :-. 22 Small 21. Larva of 29 C**k 3.'. M*p of tow-n aite 34 oiiauar.) 3*. Gun o la rg ) 34 Greek letter m l ,-.; Q 2!1IT1 l i > i j i i - ' U U ’A .'-.'dl! J li'.’ ig •plit puj*e 23 TUI* 14 Trouble ROLLED Edge Inner Spnar Matt. Matching Bo* Spring, Beauti­ ful Headboard lchoice rojor). A TTH A C TTV ELY DESIGNED 3Holly wood l^g t . |49 30 BFDROOM HOMES - PRICED ECHOLS BEDDING CO, from $tn,6oo, to lis.orn. FHA Canter led A Marnoii* rh 1333 “la d ” Bamberger, Mgrand VA (C.I) Financed. Open Moaday’i UI I p. m. ODHAM ft TUDOR, INC. Bulldera of Fm rr Unmet for CONf.-RETB Ready Mtied Concrete CooereIe Klonda Living. ■kwk. Sand, Gravel, Cement Sales Offire— 2624 So. French Ava Ceaereta Pipe to Meat All Quail beatioaa. Pbona 2100 or 29M p ,;t T ur*Jid tsigusin 16.i. Anw •ilkworm 24. To con­ fine Icelloq.,' tdentirat Savinci on Matching Boa Spring* Rada trap a a i Bafty B o ia to r. W o o T o T S o a S S h L 1UB. FURNISHED Antrim emL MO Park name J1 Vipvr* ttt.Vl Quiltnp Matt. 141 v» .\*S0 Royal Comfort Matt. . 37 10 41 SO Pre-Bullt Spec Matt. . 34 SO A d w tlacri ar* repeated to no­ tify too Want-Ad Depirtmrot im- 4* Vend 49 Roll •low-ly V> A***m (Ger ) 11. A arrlng A REAL BUY! TT* M n n . O f l . I I , 11.V I LO ST-Thunday morning-Brown Billfold wllh $70. in hni*. 1-nit between 207 E. 10th 81. anj French Are. REWARD. U6-JL , ■ 1 $ j& w s iS s * r< ^ 4/ ,/ j 1 1 | 1 1" f • * T ■ i .i �THE SANFORD HERALD Pago A Mon. Oct. 24, 1955 <Continued from Page Oiot wM ir w r * f H i t t e i a w n*|i 1 1 a f t f .h v « o » M k k - v Mom* r-iun » O t l t r k R'Pflll ! h>u » l ' d » . r « . * «4 N»w* RoHn 1100-1 Bu rnt 4- 111** J l i Fafutn I k v » Lw i D»c»mh*r B r.la Xturtlo One tU 'tf* m r m - t a viiirrt s » » t a w -tib e r a an off I I r.anxy M nnviM i T " l Patiera.# XtoFRlaa "how r t p i K«nf«ro<« aoopptri Quid* M u l^-b Q Lawla linuaeparl* tna Fat oft UnV C f M t r llrlehlar Pap a*er»t H a r m tin Tour Areeual Op«a llsut* V in a tv n u v x c i a Moan** tm x v o n t Ad vtatu r* » i t n Uaaie wr»u Carieon C arn K al Kawa. IV*ain*r-8pla j - - n i Pair N « « > W t t k l p N * » a Ttatlew Mutlral Varlallaa Duval t k n u pporitruan Ctuh Africa of F ir enoa* lAtr* Euer icambar Drlda imoa H u araa TXaalra fc i Dl t lll SS SUIA L E HARVE* f ranre r - Tf.e Due h r«i of W inder tailed for New York M a p aboard the U S liner United State* The duke wat not with her In N'tw York, where the will »tiy abt-ul three week*, the util tuperviie the publi'hing of her memoir* I *1 til# m Stew-On T r n e r a m Raau at N a w a .V a a i h rr Tr.a Morning Shew Frag rem Raauaa 1 : 4 * Maw*-Waalhar ii w t illi f e n y ^ M - * " * * im s x e o i li*« I I* no tilt I 0* 1.1* l it if# ill lit* >Y( ■14 Jack F a rr Waieama Travalar* F ilm Far* Unban O Lawla Stia Pareft tl»* f r o i b r Film Far* B n e h la r Day Sacral S l a m On T o u r Aranuat Braw*Ine Aroaae F ua. Kart, and Fancy vr& sii™ AFTkW honV ha Rhythm Hour r*rt4 at »ia K V C V IV S W HIgh^Saagp luti-al f a n i n n i n g On A C1**4 vanlne Uval* -al n f F n r M uai* mechanic wav charged with hav­ ing "no headlight*”. Constable George Kelvey, of Oviedo, charged Robert Brown of Maitland, a 39-)rar-old laborer, wiih w k le it drivinr and driving whil* fntoxdratcd Bond for th* t« n chergev w »i 1100. The arrevt wav made *t Goldenrod. A charge of “ tiix u lt" wat pl*ceded againtt Jtmvv Dunlap, a San­ ford negro, when Eula Mae Mar­ tin preferred charge* againtt him. Deputy Sheriff W. L. Long made the arreit. Public drunknett * a t plated againtt a number of violator* inr hiding Ronald Irving Wilkeraon. Jame« If. Gray. Leon Henry In ’ h»*r. Namon Winn, and M illie Lou Garrctl Janie, Sherman Holloway of Sanford wai charged with " d rid­ ing while intoxicated” when Fio­ rina itignway ratrotman Carl William* made the arreit. Bond wat »*t at IT A Game Warden Harry Hervlih charged T. W. Carter. Letter P. Velgel, Gene A. Lucchci and liar, ry Hanct with ‘ hunting birdt in t bird Mortuary rexerve.'' Constable a. v ' >lim " G llloway made ehirget of * publie drunk'* againii Elijah .Toret; "u»'.tg- car without owner* contert” againtt Paul Prcatnn of Lake Sion, roe; “ aatault and b a t t e r y ” againtt Jne Butler, 35-year-old negro who ia charged with hitting a 14-year-old boy; and “ exceiilve speed'' againtt J o h n Hrnry Thnma*. of DeLand. Chuck Congdon, Tacoma. W ith , pro who taught L’. S. Amateur golf champion Pat Letter for •even jeer*, won the Canadian Oprn In 104*. Tkli Fall, iparOwrn aad a'katt wha e*i*T iba nulrfean *»«1d raa.e tkn u u id . nt {oral tad rut j - Ire* unlrt* they ar* attrnwelr cartful with tmektt, maukca, wirmlaa Are*, m d rampSin. Carrletilr raum) far* detifwv tree*, lad *»■« rcoer. They demur lh« feed •ad wtter 'hit peed'ire wildlife tad tha wildlila lUelf. Sn. tku T a l l . , , fa lfu irf *• * paihr *e»itr# ia irtp, •fine* ri<4 The Aittrnttnt Ceaacit. IN D U S TR Y H A L T E D TO K Y O jp— J apan'* cotion tpinntng mduitry wa* halted today by a tlrike of UO.OOO workeri treking a wage Increase averaging 52 40 a month About M per rent of the itrtkert are women who average 123 a month iila ry . Men get about 552 The National Federation of !>*• Ill* Workeri tald management* of the 10 major eompaniet, operating ipinnmg mill*, had offered It 04 By M ERCER B A IL E Y T h a Associated Preea Saturday tlua It 1*4 *0 but with th* Crimson Tid* it was quitg a different itory. >|U«iiaippi State filmed to teeond pises ta the SEC ttandlnfi with a M-7 victory over ‘Bam*. In four previoua gem** the Tide had aoiad only points-sfiiut Vandy. Saturday'* lop game in South pit* a pair of oace-bratn powers— Duka Georg* Each. Tech loit to Auburn a week ago and Pule *a» whipped by PilUburf Saturday. Mitiiuippl i* third in th* standIngt with a 3-1 SEC w o rd and Tech i» fourth with a 2-1 marie. Kentucky 2-3-1 and Tenneatee M are tied for fifth. Florida ia irventh with a 2-3 mark and Vandy, George, Tulano and LSF are tied for eiglith with 1-2 urd*. Alabama 0-3 1* ia the cal* Four overmatched v iiito n to Southeastern Conference fooball field* m ail have hobbled home­ ward from their weekend sojourns firmly eonvinrd that the battle cry of the Dixie Doten ia “ Lay on, MacDuff.” Tennene* led the high-scoring parade with a 53-7 romp over Dayton but Auburn'* victory margin wav the bigge’ t of tha day av ■ m u lt of th* rieim m rn't 52 0 wait* pail Furman. Vander­ bilt walloped Middle Tennevvee -1*3-0 and Georgia Tech trimmed Florida Stale 34-0. Tenresree’v 53 poirflx were 11 more than th* Vole had tcored in Paul Itavare was A n c r i c a ' i for#* fo tr previou* genie* combined. Vandy'* 44 matched it* .previouv mott iiltertmilh. four-gam* total* and Auburn'* 52 point* were Juvt four thy of it* total for four eatler garni. But in neither rave wav it a matter of an SEC team teeing juvt how badly it eould clobber a “ breather" opponent. All four of the hlgh-rconng team* vent In everybody but the water boy after | gaining a taf* lead. Aiahama alv> tcored mora point* 1 G e n e ra l In su ra n ce H. JAMES GUT AGENCY *S A N E O R D S12 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE TS U U N IK k u iS H U . B M IAMBS B. GUT H. JAMES G lia' ** Legal Notice i* t i i i : i ot h t o r t i i k • > u i l im . i . u .iip n ii i oi ' f t . a ftTt. n r 1 1 o n i i m . i> i M u n u r i T i l l u a jA TE o r f c ii'H k i.B L iio c p r *. »»ppd riv al, M in e r. K a i l r a I p h ar p h p t h a t i*ta UOdarplenad w ill, on t h a f l u > i r of K o . r i n b a r , A t* 1**4. i> r r . , » l If- Ihfr I k f t o r a M a i ' o-ioi J ,d#» r f Pamlriolp r u u n l p . H - r l d i t . - r f in al r r t u r n . a r r n g n t an d »ou< ,irr», aa A d m l n k t r a t r i i or th * I k i a i a o f RMflA ntC'Ml l . l i u i k i l . n . d r r - a i . o a n d a l r a i d llrna t h a n an d I h r r a . m a k a a r i ’l l r a l t o n to iha « i t t f u d s a fo r a f i n a l t a i l l P m - M of h»- a ilm lu > - t - , n o n o f paid r p t a l t , a r d for al> o r d a r rllr, h a r a l i i | h ar aa •>,. fi Adtn ln lt lr air il l<alad ihla iha f i t s dar of t v i n . brr, A. I> l i l t i k n* hum /*/ ESTELLA RACOT A - A d m l n k i r t i r l t of the r . t i a i t o r no»A n r i i E L - HEIkiKIL Dacra-pd. til* PUTtINO Alt Of HIS MIGHT into the effort, P*ul Andcrton (top), II. of Toceua, O*., la ihown in artion ax ha rnmprtrd In tha 27-nattnu cight-liftinf champiomhipt in Stunlch, Germany. Aadertoa hold* the world'* weight-lifting Ulle, railing M M pound*, to better by M P .umli, the official record. Although Andenon was the individual v inner, the Russians took the team championship. Coach Bob Hoff­ man claimed that th* United Slates, not Ruule. won the world rhjmpionihlp. lie tald that the iclection o( Tom Knnn ( bottom'. of Earramentn, C alif, winner of the 111-pound title, as champion »!•<* tn the phytlqu* competition thould have credited the U S. with Av# additional point*. Sir.ee Russia went unplaced In th* physique eontcit, Hoffman elaimod • M-to-15 victory Instead of tha previnuity reported ID -lo -IJ Soviet triumph. f JaXrraatim*! JUdiophoiui) tlie Great (om m liiion, “ Go ye Into all the world and proclelfn the Go*i pel to every creature, “ Rev Car -efix eonriuJrd Arth u r Oodfrep a i m , * It Kira yalla at U d r l » « a Of l-it* ftare b tar T row Ouldlng iJaht I I Orloek flapvl a rrr.R tiiu x w*tt T i m (Continued fram Page Duel ail ChmMant who will meet the .'ondiUont " Rev David S Cameflx. of the Chrutian and ktutJanary Alliance Church, tpoke on Thnttian SIDilont” veiterday “ Chrutian Mitimnt la the greatcit huiinet* on earth." he laid. 'It require* tremendous capitol and manpoter to carry on lit v*»t en lerprtiet Le.dert and executives of great abildy are needed to tee that thu bueimtt (unction* efficcnlly and profitably The profit* it( thu butloeit are greater than any other business tit the world Thty are never entered on book­ keeper* lodger*, nor luted in butme»i reporti. but they are counted in Irrim of e'rrntl icturnt in the form of pagan live* Iran-formed and redeemed b.v u r Lord Je«u» Chritt *'fhriili#ti Mution* it not an en deavor which ine Church may tpon>or, tuppori and promote at ila day at th* Firat C b m tiin rhureh. B ailor Perry L. Stone valrt, “ Three thlagv *re e.ventul to * vuccei*fut enterpriie: the faith to luitify tt; an Initrument to opera** it; and the power to auatitn It when the newneiv h it wem off. Now the world-girdling program of Christ i l th* grexteil enterprise on eirib It la justified by our faith that t* aua ia able to aav* unto the uttermoat all who call upon him The ehurch it hia intrumrnt to earn* out hia prn;*.m and operate (hit great aurprlie The queiti.n if Have we the power to lua'aln It? made known hia program to hit fol­ lower*. Ill purpo*e tv vilvationt ttv trope li iinl’ frtxl. The tech­ nique for carrying out hiiprogram ia thatof witncattn; aDd ih* p-m r to do it ia tne owtr ol* the Holy Spirit Th* Matter did not tt>ign a difficult t«tk and then fait to lurniih adequate power to perform It The powtr of t‘*» Spirit I* »vailxble not to a fru rare irdm duali >ueh at the apoitlet, but to Tennessee Leads SEC High Scoring List With Victory t o W finyf I T Q l T r n v r r i N Tog w ill lav* nnfir# that t h e B ird of C v , n t y Com nilM to nera will a t | o ed o'clock A. XI, on Tlie*. d * ' , l h a t l h d a y o f .S niem firf A I ’ al the 1 nuofp roinmlraloner •’ r-.-ni in the n r m m o l e < m in i) rn„rf Hour*, s a n f a r d . Flntida. hold a pu b llr h a a r l n e *• p m a n k d l-y l r r | . Ion H I 11. Laws - f F lo rid a I ’ l l , to m n a l d a r a n d d a t a r m i o r w h - ' h r r or not t h e r . i u n i y will v a, al*. abandon, dltrnnllnii* and rln a* a n d / o r renouerr a n d d l r r l a 'n i any r i e h l nf ih * ( ' o u n i r * " d nuMlo in a n d In anr lan d , o r l n t r r * , | t h p r r i n d - l l e . a l - d up.-n a n - ma.i u r Mat i r r o r d a d in r - r n l n v l * i n»r ‘da and w h k h a t r r a i r . ro ad a nr h l e h w a j r a nr* m o r a p a r l i c u t a r l y dr a, i H r.I a* follow* I . E N W 0 O D h T I I t V T b»i *<an fiarmond and llarnard. Traci hfirlng*, a* recorded la Flat Book *. ra a* If A D A M S S T f l E E T batneeo A n ­ drew* Drive and Itla rk w .id A ’ *nu*. T r a i l No |J. epalao-lo Spring*, a* r*rerd*d in r> it Bonk t. pap* I I . and Tra ct No. I t . ae^rernrdld Ih Flat Hank *. A*r?AMS S T R E E T hatw.pn L i n rein fetrrat and Jaffaraon. Firaat. T r a c i No ) i , eanlardo Spring*, a* rw-ordad In F l t t H«ok 4 fair* 11 D14IO S T R E E T I n n aio p , p . ford lo South *4** of |)ih •I r w t r or la Norik ad«* nf ’ t II. Sleek “T - T r a n No it. *» remr4*d In f u i Rook 4. C r t W o s V IN TE R E S TE D M AT Al b p * f t A N D HR IIH A l!H A T T H c ir iE i’ ° r i *A, K Anov,: Rit Vftp o r r O l N T T C O IIM II blp N ER S o r h i t . r o t " v l.r n r . r u r u J. ■ I k >1 T II t a t b or: Decanted r m L a o Tirn r e " r e ip hrrekp e lv ta that IX* u . . . *‘ i«n «a will, nw tea eth Car et '.o «ir b « r. A. b I t t l . preiant in I t , Honorable r m i n i p Ju * (e of eeminoU Cnuntr. ri nrld a. hit final return arcount and vourhrrt. a> A4mln1,<r , m r nf lha Ikla ia »f J 1 ftOI TIf. t i r r i w r , an4 at aa!4 llni* than « r-l (hare, m a la arpll* ration la Ilia ia'4 Jude a (or a final rttilament of Ma admlnlalrallon of tal4 ttla i* and for an aider dip■h a i e l M him aa aurh Admlaltlrato1 - t l - l thin lha tlh dap af Octobar. A (• 1*11 /a/ K J Bo u'h A, Adniltiiatraiar of l i t Kata'a of J B. AoulX, t»a ceat'd Vo||a A VVIliiprrp. J r . Allnrnap for A dm lnla lr tler ■anford, Florida. i.v vitr. rift* i tr r ot * r o r T it* vi * i i i at nit i x i . r m r i i t t* v m i to n *i:vivo i.i i n t v n , (T.iiltlPA t it x m x h i *o. teat. r H E a L I y . *• r u n o n Dkrapa nr M. Au a ’ii'lna. Plaintiff. V* r e m tv>i,pn, . . t i». Dafaadant* M I T H r. i n l i t - r E M l Ti3 r E HI DO LPM. If llvlna and if d>*4. bli unknown apoiiar. hair*, d a v li rr , k f a i a r , . cram r» ». r-r olhar rxrtlap rlatmUia In. •rrailp t y . thrnuah nr a**ln>t him. and ALT. r r r t a O N * H A V I N G •>h a v i M l l t n T o il a v r, a n t j;*TA Tt:, n iM iT t i t i . i; oh i \ r r . n i “ T i n o n t.ti x D r o v T i n - h cA i, rn o p E fiT V i i e h e i N A t - T u n p k *i i i i i h : i > rm A n r . H K i tV i tir n o t i p i e d that a null liaa bran br.uiaM •s a in .i you. Itio nature of wh lrh •* i . r i n n i , irrla ln 'loud* and In mil*! and ro nllrm tlir lllla In I hr •irr-' iu fixr dearrlbad real pro nrny Th* name ol lha I'mirt in alilrli •hr m il har hi*n I n O H u li d la th* Circuit Court of Ihr M a m Judlrial Clr ru ll ia and for s*min#|* C-igntr, Florida Th# albraalaiad lltla rf th* raa* I, J O t E t ' l l P. IH h t . V T »• r K n t ' D O L p l j #« alt. b»in* Chaarary Cat* N* I t H Th* dearttplioq of th* real proearly Invelaad la a* followai Th* w » r i On*-It*If < W ‘ l » of lb* Nnrlhaarl Quarter iSCVat rf ihr hoaihaati Q u tria r I I T U t of tartlon I J . Townahlp 91 South. Ilanp, In C u t . To* ar* b t r t h r required to nt* j » u r ana war with lha Clark *f lb* Clr ru ll Court of lha Ninth Judicial Cirrutl. m and for e«mkio|# r o a n Iv. Florida, damlnol* iV a n iy Ongrt ll"U»a. Harford, n o r m a , and tn aarv* a ropy Iha-aof u.wi* the ri alntlft a altnrnaaa. Flaua. E d ­ u a rd . and Eurh. at Real LlMJleilon Aaanu*. Orlando r i n n d i , o nr bafnra Ih r |Uh dar of Novambar. t i l l Hrraia fall nol or a l o r n nrn ronfatao will h* antarad agalnat row TM p notlr* (halt b* publllhad •n-a a irh weak for four I I I ,-ontaru llta w t r k t In T h e Sanfard Hr raid W ITN ESS hand ant aaat <nla J*«h l a ^ a ^ O r l a t i r , A. D. I I U . Of e V ii lha r i e i k of tha ri re nlt Fo urt Nffflinnl* County, H e r id a I'tou*. Edwaia* and l,u*n aJsvi y w ' •p Choir* g Davatiea* •Xt n. :: g Mala flat MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED 8TATE8 OB FOREIGN COUNTRIES C R E D IT BUREAU O F SA N F O R D Gan thel\Wd Has Ever Seen! OWN YOUR HI THEN LOOK INTO Tl "PACKAGE <tiDtYr J s J < f f ipU n R_ H y d iw -M s d < When, fir IiuImmu, eonUyou JfiU Mjikinf It D rm Thii extrsordinsry new Cadillac Da inty brilliMt sgwCsdiUschmirT...s«ttlM4 �Weather rook nvsPAru fair through Wednesday; •lightly renter anulh portin'! liMilght and llednrsdiy. DEFENDS TOUR RIGHT TO KNOW! * • VOLUME XLVI AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER ■lu rn tin 7 ig *S 2 «*i n n i n a m t l 'i i n t V OCTOBER 15. I9SS Annexation Vote Extensive Plans Dock, Made For Concert Terminal Membership Drive Discussed •taj* in Florida with two winters at D*:ftay Beach. “TH* U the first time I ’ve t*cn with the N «* York Giant* organ­ with the isation," itation," aaid Armstrong," but I ' am happy that they'er rr!#ct*d me ma La to come come here rishl at the a<Jotic of the bigg*«t golfing •*«nl cant of one eventa evtnta ever to coma to Central Dr. and M n. L. T Do»i leave for PlotIda." Commenting on the local local golf .Clearwater tomorrow to attend Ihe I, - I l 'a in annual meeting of the Florida rourtf, Armstrong aaid, | n-al good shape — ini excellent Chiropractic Association. Dr Do ji ia'd that tha convention j condition. tVe ttariad ceding the will be held in the Fort Harmon greens today. You ire, thia year Hotel, Thurtda/, Friday and Sal- ! the fairways, greens, ami taca I will all be aeeded." unlay of Ihia work. Tha new Mayfair Inn Country Three nationally known figure* will ape*k to the avmmbled group. Club Pro said today that he will Doit aatd The ipeakerr will in »oon hav» hia pro shop in opera* (Continued On Page Two! elude Dr. Roland K. K* singer of the National College of Jhlropractic In Chicago. Tha subject of his addr#!*, he laid, would b« "Otieoua Syitem In Xray Interpretation". Other ipcakeri will he Robert D. Johni, eounael for tha National Chiropractic Aimclatloa who will addren tha Florida Association on "Chiropraelle Jurisprudence", and Dr W. It Quigley of Ihe Palmer CwiiMg «f f l iropractie in Dasrnpwrt, lewt *ho will apeak on ChfrThe annual meeting of the Flo­ Tfo F i f eho Therapy”. rida Stale League wiU be held in paItw rpresident St. Peler*burg, J o h n Krider, - — --------- of Dr. Mm la ■a »'--__ _______ _ Chiroprarlie Asaocia Ik-ague Provident said today. Ua*htvfcf aervrd in that capacity The meeting will be held at tha for three term*. He will install the Suwanee Hotel. Fir«t St. and Fifth tdiccri elected during Ihe conven­ Avenue, in SI. Petersburg, next tion at a banquet which will be Sunday, October 30, beginning at held Friday night 10 a, m. Herb Smith of M. Petersburg, aaid Krider, has arranged for . reservations for directors who may with (A g» over to St. PetersU w rtaa riy (of Uw meeting pa Sigh ’ day. The State League president has asked that eaeh Hub arrange to have someone present to represent them. C. R. Dawson, president of the Today It the wlnd-np day for the local baseball group will attend Memherihlp Campaign of the Sem­ Irnm Sanford. Krider said thia morning that inole County Chamber of Com­ election nf officers mil he held and merce. Every team la putting in extra early plans for 13M will ba diaeffort today to bring Ihe total mem­ cussed. bership of the local Chamber of Commerce to tha expected goal In nrder that the forward-looking pro­ gram might be put into effect. So far, Ihe team* leading in the contra! for tickets to the Orange and Gator Biwl game*, plus ex­ Two new enlistment* have been pense money, have rarked up a to­ accepted in Co I, 121th Inf., Santal of thousands of point*. Al Wal­ lord's own National Guard unit, II lace and John Willlimi are leading was announced today. in tha race with a total of ir.*w The new men art Charles aidpoints: 0. Lewis Dinkins and Mils Dot Powell have 1S.TW points; ward (Jimmie) Lee. who Uvea at John FlUpatriek, working alone, SIT South Park Ave., and Larry his a total of II,WO points; other Busby, Box 310, Lika Monroe. Lee. II, la a student at Seminole teams la the race are J. )(. Blythe High School and only recently mov­ and C. D. Brown hava a total of ed to Sanford from ML Sterling, 1PJM points while Dallas Loop and Ky He la a member of the Glee Andrew Carraway have a total of Club and la on the basketball tiam. 10.T10 pulnti Busby, originally from Glenvitle, Memberthfp Drlva Chairman Ga., la . student al the Lake Mon­ Clifford MeKibbin said thia morn­ roe School and Is IT yaars old. ing that tha top winners could be Both men are beginning their any learn in tha running since final recruit training with the unit and report! and extra effort are all be­ havd been assigned to the second ing made today la (he big aptirt to rifle platoon. lead in (be rare. Teem captains viewing for Tan­ gerine Bowl tickets and ileak din­ ners at Eddies Steak Houae are The Fourth Quarterly Meeting of Dallas Loup with a total of 31.200 the Jickronvltle District Safety points; Don Bales with 13,300, Committee will be held in assembly and O. Lewi* Dinkins with 30,700. room of new station beginning T Final report on the drive will be p.m today. ACL personnel, their 'amilles and friends are cordially made tomorrow. nviled In attend. n . m K n rM P R R K Y f i e l d f o r e m a n foe Harold It. K*»tncr Co. toots nvi-r a field of beans wtlh G«St|i IIirrai |tower. “ At good at I'w ever teen, he Mid, (Staff Photo | ★ G. ★ ★ ★ ★ Williams, Wallace leading In CofC Membership Race Two Enlistments Accepted In Local National Guard A C L Safety Meet One of th# is m I successful farm­ ers in this area looked over hia ten-acre p!ol of i#ntie*grerti beans yesterday and *a!d, “ they're the finest I've seen In a lung lima." Wading through Ihe field ef bean*. George llrrs looked about turn and reallyn rd hia slatemrnl with, "a* good a* I've ever had." The west side farmer. 62 yearold, looked rvrn elated ft the mention nf his crop and when ask­ ed hci» thr vea'on would be thl* ytar. hr looked about again and said. “ I'm ia good hopes." "•I’ve been growing rrops for Hamid Kastncr *tnrr 1934," liter reminisced, “ and he's about Hie fine*! man t evre knew." Hiers •abl that he bid been farming the •sms ipot for. ZVyvar* led h»A spent Jt yeara altogriber. faimlag in Florida. “ Fm proud of me farm," George llmra fomn.ented, “ l>eradio tlat'a where my living c»me* f,*x m ." Counling up his acreage, when a*krd abmit lor •ire of his farm, he added up blocks of live acres until he reach•V), and Ihrn he said, “ that's all rvrept Ihe live arres nvrr Ihere where I keep rnv hogs They’re dumes, and some nf ihe finest you've svrr *ern. I've got trn •( lhs>m over there." ( l)de Humphrey, ftrld foreman ! for Harold Kastnrr Co., said lhal the field if te.dergrren beans ;:rnwn b Georu'U tilers -.ould be harvested Wednesday mnrtung “ The n 'u li'y of th< -e beam is extra fine,’ hr aaid. "And the yield will ho about tvo hampers lo Ihe acre," ha added. Ulirn aikrd about ihe produce from the George Hier'a, farm, Humphrey laid, “ Mr. Hiers hia I.KK ARM STRONG. M A Y F A IR IN N C O U N T R Y C l.l'll pro. talc* alwvys grown quality product, a few awinga, when ha report* to lake over tha local golf club. .he fiiwst that cat be raised." Humphrey said that, “ we'rt IsoIJng forward to one nf the best seasons weve eser had here." I'i'rs lotki'ig out ovet his fielis •if brans *aM, “ you know, l owe A total of *346 wai collected in a M o( c p dit to my good imps in finea yesterday in Sanford City rbe fart that I haven’t mls>ed koisCourt when l l ease* were heard A preliminary hearing wa* held ,.3> Scipol in U years ai-d it's by Judge John Leonardy. yevtrniay afternoon, before Ju d ­ prc'ly ora* 31 years now." Traffic, rase* were in the maj­ ies of Ihe Peace Hugh l»tinran, for ority when fines were imposed on Carenre Smith and hla wife Mary, four persons for reckless driving. | who wera betn. held under two for running a Hop sign, three rharari of both selling and pos­ for drunkenness, two ,fnr impm j Out of Stat* grower! will bo per parking, one for assault and session of illegal moonshine whisk­ battery, one for drunk and dl« I ey. if mired to par tho nerestary orderly, one for eirerdmg thr Thsy were originally lakvn Into license to peddle or sell their $346 Is Collected In Fines Yesterday Hearing Is Held For Duo Yesterday Growers Required To Pay License ipeea limit and'one for careless custody Sunday night. Oct. la. and and negligent driving. charges preferred against them following a starch nf their home. Clarrnt* Smith was bound over to Seminolo County Court on s charge of “ poutalien nf a pint nf illegal mnenihliw whiskey" while hia wife, Mary, was bound nvrr to Circuit Court on a charge of "pn*setikon of three gallons nf illegal mnnnvhinu whiakey." Tha arraata wera made by De­ puty Sheriff* Morgan McClelland and W. L. Long. Bond for «aeh was sat ai 1300. Illegal Shooting Arrests Are Made M Fvlcn-ivc pbnv are being made **id Franre* Roumiltat. pre-idcnt of the nrwt* fuimed Seminole 3lutual Concert \*sociation, lo bring mir mcmltcmhip drive lo a sue cessful conclusion, At the fust meeting nf Ihr as­ sociation preliminary plan* were oulllnrd md artist* were rhotrn (or the three concert senes, Unite to appear m Sanford, under the auspices of ti»c Seminnle Mutual Concert \<*->riaiion will be Cor­ nells Dlls SVmner, Dee I, Nelson and Neal \u-lraltsn tm rruan duo piano team Isle in January, and Ihe Don Cossack Chorus and Dsn errs under th* direction of Ihe di­ minutive Se.g. Jstoff. Uie in kebntsry. Roumdlsi said today tbsl Dr. W*dt Rucker has been selectrd as treasurer of Ihe local movie nrgantuui-n and that Mrs, Thilip .Mira will serve si rhalrman nf tne Headquarters Commitlrw. Mist Dili* Reese Whittle will be in rharne.wf the studrnt member­ ships for the concert series. Considerable Interest has hern shown by the Navy personnel si the local base, said Roumiltat, and representatives from the time la­ dies orgamratinns will serve nn Ihr imitirdiale staff of the ,Seminole Mutual Concert Association. Itrprc tentative* who will lakr part in the membership campaign will be from the F.ntivtrU Men's Wives < lull, HhIConUaised On faxe Tw o) Housing Authority Letters Are Sent To Local Residents For USO Funds Harold Kistr.rr tn.l rmn ,o chairman lot Ihe I ' D 'ttnn Drive m.w in progrs • >b * •• II Jame» Gut, a former F.iufotd .peak peisonall* with hundred* Mayor and Conitulvvlnuer, s% well <an!"rd cttirr.-* have *'nt » J»H »f a* a trader in civic and government in .ever.l lhfst**nil lo* >1 residents. affairs, was pirsrnted last lilght the appeal G,r ^ h '1’ " *'’ * r* with a lesolution l-v thr lloaiil of m»h In part * borne avsav front S.vnfonl City roinmistioiuis home" for Ihe bwal Navy iw-rvonhonoring him lor hi* long vv\n* of nrl ifr\ otad ic > <■ rp il \ !.o'g The ro-chilrman evflath th •',etr with the resolution 'lavor Denver utter (he va»i»c • of the pto;n"V Cotdrll p:r*rnt*i| Mr. Gut with * here in «*q»0fd A volunteer »t*H silver plaitrr, of ho»te*»es and chaperun* ij'e nr Gordon Bradley, local represen­ thnr lime anvt mergic* to malnlam tative of the hoo<ng authority, . schedule 0. vlAU'e*- ham ides, evplainrd In thr Itoa-d nf Cnm- bsach purlles and other •p.'fis! eitiioinnru Ihr mr.| for addition- -enls to keen the service personnel si houelng unit* m the n iv. The •Istioned here entertatne<l In addition to Ihe thousands an l I'ublic Housing Authority approv­ ed bn additional units fnt Sanford thousands ol hours <>t volunteer <n I'J&k'. Itiadley «aid, but tho ac­ work, there i* *011 * necessity (of tual huildlnr nf the housing farili- rnorn^y to opcrJtf tuch xo ors^n * iktiun Rrcorrting mxchinf% much tie* hrre was not puitiird. The l>e purvbased records mint he past Congress ha* authorised ISe nought. TV vel* purchased, station­ nno units and has taken all strings ery and other necessities mutt b* oil of Ihr pv’ svibllll rt ol obtaimug kept on hand lb* piojeet, The Naliieivl I'SO has sent t>v) Bradley explained the necessity monthly tv. Sanford In keep th# nec­ of a le mlut inn to ptrvrnt the essities for Ihe many programs spread of alums, with a local deter­ flowing And only once, since thvs mination nf nr-d. Wo have old) local CSlI has been reopened, has 10 units at Edwin Higgins Te n are there been a loeal rempalgn for now, lltadlr) sat.I, anil at the lime funds fo* the heavy evpendltutes. they wet* mads axailaldr we had D ir goal vet for the I.Kal cam­ nppiii iilion for ma.e than doulda paign is (ust shtiitl hall of what ik what we could provide. “ I believe , ett'tallv takes to operate H>» USO that Diet* is a ptsd for the adili- het* Harold Ksvtner and Don tint al unite for danfotd," lb* Hey Bales s*k Ssnfntd citirens lo drop S chci k In Ihe I'SO. «nn East F ltri •aid. Ihe Yogrr' ••.' Css |i**biner* ap- Atreet, Sanford anil vh»n dro|» h“ piovck Ihf jesoli linn asking for land see tor yoorvelf what v I DiMItv r.*' units tbl* are*. IJ M D W W I'ovm UiJ tie* nf obtaining * it5city ahufl <bo nd lournainenl wal T h r C i'y of Sanford will Invrvll- discos*,1 '■! last night If the city rap gate Ihe possibilities nf the pur- make avsdshl* .■ Idilional court* rh**e of * booster pump to lie n* mm ct the g-gantir u*rd in ronneetion with water lank -j» r hn* -is * • rally winter. erected In the reieul walrr evpan-| ( or (OM III a lley, rhailniutl of the sb*n program hut not yrl put into Setoifiole County Chamber of ComA ten nrh » iter main • •• brok­ use since vsaler term u be f.uri i meue ftenration Coinmittv* s ill into th* tank evrepi order ahnor, that a meeting will I-* held with en this mom r s »t H>r Interseetion of llth Al *n<1 French Ave. mally high prvesuit. repiesriitalives from ihe 2*> citie* Heavy equipment, operated he Engineer* had evpre*sed pos- affevtrd in Die toutnament. Cragc 0.instruction Company, loro sibilitlre of using a valve, rallrrl Bids wen open ye«trtd*y, dur­ the lop nf * vsbe from the pipe, an automalie attitude valve, svliich ing the dav, for the poirhav* of sending water •pitting high tn:<s would cost the city either |MH or Rad-o equipment for loth tha the air. . . 1072. The break In the Urge msm nirhire Dr|ieitim-nt and the I’oliia City Mansgrr Wartrn K. (lepertinetlt. Water meter* for the ni-htng water to Sanfo d te-ulents Knowles esplatnrd to tha eily, “ At city, ami uniforms for the police nr re sill vied l e vhvttung off of t have told the City Commission <l<partmrnl. water s'l over the c'ty until Ul* brfoie. It's an enginrrring error." Awards for bids were msde for repairs tmvld he made. City Mansgsr Warren E Know lea Tha cost nf a Ixsosler pump is two Motorola Radios for the Kir* estimated to ba ia the neighbor­ said earlier t« U y that h# hoped Department at a eosl of IWU.73, that the water would he off only *• hood of 13,000. while on* RCA radio unit waa bout 43 minute* V fitting had to purchased for the I’olir* Depart­ ment al a not of IStt.lh. .100 Nep­ be m-vl* h'f-'H h ,,Vw’ tune water n<etrrs were purchased for use by the city at a cost of A public hearing en th* reaoning 121419 earh, Purchase nf uniforms of an area at the romer nf 21th for th* I’ol'c* Department was SI. and Mellonvitla Ave. has haen made fimti Yowell's hot restricled to Slr&SeSS. set for Monday Nov. 21st, A meeting ef th* PMieemrn'* The Junior Chemhee of ComTho designated area I* being rr,jusatsd for a lowering af re­ mere# request**] that thn city Benevol#nl Ass- 'alion w ill he held striction* fmm th* HI A A to an hold a referendum on auneiatinn «! Jim Suet ret s Monday evening. R IA inning *Mrh is a minimum rnnrurrent with th# rlty rls-clion Oi tolier 31. T o m . Poll*# Chief I'. 'V William*. l»*k on Nov inbrr I A It I’eteison nf I ,OO0 fee' of floor spar*. The retonlng was approved hr J r . praiidrnl of the local Jaycees, night, eaten led an invitation t<* the Zoning and Planning Commis­ apprarrd at the meeting. Hr st'd ' the Board of Sanford City f " " * •n*r« to atUnd A t m H lin f sion and referred to the Board of that there w*s nn *pc<ifie date City Commivsioners for public designated in th# hill wnbh vvoj|<J v hie la will he held In honor of 1<'»pta<n B »r I'* '1" »ho.# relit*, allow thr elrction, hearing and final sanction. t omnilsvioner Jail* Itatigan ev- mi nt from inc S*l>fold Polle* I’ ** Due to the absence from the rlty by several ef th* offi<|*|, at p'amed that " s r want to make ps,tment is effestlv* Novamb-r 1. D th-r hanon for W * the regular set date for th# com. { ( ,tain *shat servirei we ran promi.sinn meeting. N'avemhar It , tha aid* the area affe.led by ann. sa- will aim he r « <1 *" t’» U^ * '» * Williams and Kite Chlvf Mark N . November lis t data was set In -1 (Continued Da I'age Tw m j rieveUnd, Hr* stead. Explains Needs H i e r s H a s Spent M a n y Annual Meeting Years Farm ing In Florida Of Florida State League Is Slated - i Nn. 303. Jaycees Request 5 ^ .. ■ a«___ i . . . l nmaM in V U DfW From Freah Meadow Country *hlmaclf ri.a “at khome" in hit new Club, Great Nack, Long latand, surroundings, tne Mayfair lnn Country Club'*) A m .l r o r r *r*nt 13 ytara in new Sanford to Central America managing golf W^rnT pro |'i U report* to — ■ take over th* operation of the clabe. In the Republic of Panama Canal, Coata Rica and In Honlocal golf club. Three yrara in Detroit, I we Atmitrong. for 19 yeara a •I*ir» Mich, wero to hit record professional golfer, and with a ____ ____ added _ golfing convert!Cion that can 7a" well ’m two yeara in Texa*. keep the mo.t «aC*r hohbiett .., |ptnt th, ,w l thl„ * ,n U ll entertained, haa already , mada <n phoenla, Ariiona," Arnntnmg remarked, "at the brand new Paradise Valley Country Club." Armstrong hav alto »een gulfing Dr., Mrs. L. Doss To Attend Confab In Clearwater A n w taled Prewn le a w d Wire c Armstr To Operate Club Lee * Two more a rrn U warn worded In Ihe Seminole County Sheriff* Office for “ahootlng dctra in bird Mtictuary m a m " t y Gama War* daa Hairy Harvbk. Actordtaf to Dm Sheriff*! offlea, a total of tight arrnta were made for lh^ Ultgtl ahootiag. Thi-te pntUng bondi on the eharga wera: John W. Mahan of Orlando Alt Parca Rasa and cnmmoilitlei In tha City of Sanford In the future. The'deciiion was reached at last night'* meeting of tha Board of Hanford City Commissioners when It *•*• esplalnod that such selling, wi'h Insufficient evidence that tha .filer had grown tha product* he is srllinr, it hurling (hr local pro*or, la hurting the local open «tr market*, and ia hurting the Inrsl merrhinla. Such growen, peddlers, ar **lfr-s, will ha required. In th* futura, lo present evldenra that their pro­ ducts were grown on th* teller* e*rn farm. City To Study Chance Of .Buying Booster Pump Public Hearing Is Set For November Water Main Broken At Intersection Association To Hold Meeting In Honor Of Captain Tillis City Officials To Attend Session City Manager Warren E. Kn«wjea, City Attorney William C. Hutchison Jr., and Mayer Dea­ rer Cordell, will attend the anaual meeting nf the Florida League af Munlrtpalltlei which will be held In Jack sonvlla Koremher II through IS. Mayor Cordell le elaUd to tahw Noah M. D im a of the U . S. Air r»rt In a pano) diaeueainw during the meatiag. 1 HIno H. J A M m G U T YEA a r*solullow af tha Board of Ranford City Co»iiml**lon*r* fmtn M ay* D a » m CsrisIL Tha w n l i l l o praiaaa Girt for hi* long and faithful n r v lr i ia tha ariy- (Staff Fhala) � 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, October 24, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 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/d52a70d59ad43989c29e55b82f2d2e47.pdf 6f2deb2046bc110d5ffa1d4f43f32f78 PDF Text Text T h u n . 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CUASA3B ONE C*NO» *8*5 TO AVC*CBM NOW HOW >Oj OC'n ~o o s t rr how *...T Koppelman Invents TUr-O-Meler' COLUMBUS, Ohio you’re The device I* m display at th* (Continued from P i p Oae) Mth annual con ran lion of Lha Ohi* officers. t h e i r families. and the tipsy tww that usually haa oae Slat* Restaurant Alia. friend* took time for the cafeter­ WASHINGTON’ Competitloni drink too many at tha tavern, now ia atyle banquet. are now open for entrance to the you caa literally breath# ta il* '. Speakers for the occasion stare United States Air Force Academy, Hr Koppelman, pretidcat of a Senator Douglas Stenitmm. Rep­ according tn an announcement sott-drink finn here, baa Invented resentative Mack N. Cleveland J r . made today by Congressman A. S. rreutlauei from Pag* One) Mayor Penver Corlell, and SlierUf fSrdt Her1«nir Jr.. Represents- what he calls an 'alr-o-meter." Luther Hobby. live from Florida's Fifth District You drop a quarter in the machine, 25c If paid within 24 hours or S en ear Stenitmm said, ' In law Ibese competitions are for the put an attached mask over your »J 00 otherwise. enforc-ment work you r*t Into Hast whirh will ba admitted in nose and mouth, and inhale pure Chief Roy WiHiam* today asked that "an motoriata pay special at. •ituatfans when you look to Cod July. 1958 oxygen for fiva minutes. for strength In the performance of Herlong explained mat as a That, said Koppelman. ahould tentJon to tha notices left on th<*f your dutiei. Your work Is a pu»> Member of the Hmjic of Repre­ bring you out o( pink elephant eara for violation*.” "Much embarraiimcn wiU be solved.” the lie service and you lom etjrvri sentative* he is alloued to immlChief said. "If apecial attentlor is think It Is a thankl*** fob Yeti nile ten *nung men. all residents land. " o f course.** he addi. "some- raid to Lhe type notice left en the have a tremendumj* re*pnnnhll;ty of Ihe Fifth District, to lake these N’o m atter what kind of Iswi -we examinations Thme named will times it'll take two quarter* to do e a r ” V Also, attention Is called to the have on the books, the Important compete with all of tha others oart la the manner in whlco thc»e named from Florida for the al­ Koppelman said his machine also fact that envelopes containing can be use! lo "bring relief from money mailed to Ihe Sanford Po lass am enforced Therefor,*. It lotted vacancies for the Stale tv Important that >nu come tngMh “ 1 eertainl- want to nominate asthma hay fever, migraine head­ bee Department now require a er to diacusa your reipnr.sihiU- Ihe tvst qualified young men in aches and especially the tiredness threa-eonl stsmp. Heretofore tie Sanford Police Department has Uei " the District for this wonderful op­ usd lum ped envelopes or pottage Representative Mare N. Clew- portunity All applications will be! guaranteed envelopes. land J r . told Ihe group, “ 1 take carefudy studied and screened by Convenient yellow bote* er re* HORSES, HORSES. HORSES my ha* off to you for the wonder- me." ba said DALLAS, Tex. UT— One of Dal­ ceptacle* for the violation en' el­ ful job you’ve done I w ji astound-' In order to qualify, a yourg man »d to learn that you had an or -1 must be between 17 and 33 years las* pru e sea horses has given opes are attached to parking av:v sanitation of 4.M0 members. I old. possess good moral character, - birth to morn than 300 "colt*" at ers at regular Intervals In t.fi downtown section. think It It significant that we never have been married, and b e ' the Aquarium. haven I been plagued e 1 th moV physically qualified (or flying. iters, tjndlrates and hoodlums" Applications should be made, Mayor Denver C..r<iel! welecmivl directly to the office of Congress­ Ihe group of peace nffieers In San­ man ll'rlong, ll«u-e Offire Build-J ford. He told them "I aio sure ing. W-shlngton. D C »nd mn-1 your country Is proud of all of tain the following Information: : vou.” he said, "we wrlcume you candidate’* full name and ad-' to Sanford and errtalnlv hope that dress; his parent*' name and vou eome back again in tha near addre-s; high school and the date future " he graduated or will graduate; She-iff Luther Hohbr extended the college ho has attended, if GO O D DOWNTOWN - LO C A T IO N a seirom e to the Fifth District j any; his height and weight; his| Peace Officra. He laid, “ I beiiw e I approximate standing In his class; *e owe a round of anotu.i.e in tno h r extracurricular activities, thoi* who have made Ihla affair vuch as paitie oition in student, to sueeeuful government public speaking, and Dwght H. Brett, Mayor-Corn- athleLc activities mtiiloucr of St. Augustine, attend - 1 Ing the meeting of the group yc«-I TWO TO STAND TRIAL terd.se siM, am very hippy lo| RAN FRANCISCO Jv-T«o more he In Sanford at the meeting of former Korean War prisoners, who lha Fifth District Pear* Officer* Association It li a wonderful or returned home a fe r denounce; gantiation that aervea not only tha United States ant easting their tne c»unty but the state as a lot with Red China, must face a hole I try to attend ev ery meet­ court martial, the Army says. ing of the or :*ri/ation." L ocal concern h a i b n m ed U to nood f o r e u t i U n d i n f William A. Cowart, 2d, of Dalton. Mfet.ng wPh their ita ’.a pre*i ! G a, and Lewie W. Griggs. 23. of dent, the Ladier AtaliJsry nl the y o u n g m an . K no w lad f* o f f e n e r a l o ffice w o rk oeaentiaL tilth M itriet Peace OUlceri At Jacksonville, Tex., were notified! \ serlatton, elected ihtir slu e of yesterday they must stand military 1 T h is ia a n ax cellen t o p p o rtu n ity f o r th * r i g h t m a n . olfieers Those eh..M0 lo head l i trial on charges of aiding and col­ roup s i r e Mri Tranres Cunha laborating with the enemy while Winter Park, pr.'s'rient; Mr. MarW rit* B o x X in car* o f T h* S a n fo rd H a ra ld f i r i n g a g * l >• Troutman, Orlando, first vice- prisoners «f tha Redi. No date pre*ld-nt; and t 't l . Blanch* S:a- was set. a n d f u ll p a rtic u la rs o f m a rria g e a n d m ilita r y a ta lu s . cy. < rlando, Scm tary-traasun-i. Th# Army earlier ordered a PI*-* were formulated br the court-martial on similar charges a ui.lasy for th* f nancial parti­ fer a third turncoat, Otho G. Bell, cipation In Ihe d«.th benef,' fund. of Hillsboro, M itt. ju st yrT Competitions Are Open To Enter Air Force Academy I P O N T &f*BND W A I T S IN A FOR SALE LOOcj N'CAyvp n n c n o t h in ' t V f LI _ DAVYI 1'UL 1 V*TAn» h w -thc pta ?: CALL 745 c:»e*« n oagAT e “*sE(EL., , 2R.'T-S we Ttavv that a IEDS uR amp e* C2A5K8 JU»T TK J V-O . V S Army Recruiter To Visit Here The United State* Army recruit #r for the Sanf M area, Sgt Jam b o n ar.n unred today that hr will visit Sunf r.t cirh Monday A Wednesday from 3 50 to 3:.vi. A vr'ersn of over to »*ar* aerYtee, Sergeant, Jacohjen has been a s io d o trl with the Rrenilling Berv'ce (or Ihe pail four years He la qualitn i by hi* training and aervir* to offer rnmplele informs, lion and advice tn parent*, young fftn and women about the many le g u la r Army training programs At present there are over ITS diversified school rouues avail•Me that high school graduate* n a y apply for and receive assignIBMti to before they enlist. "This program. eaUod "Reserved For Vou" actually allows the young n a n or woman to rhooie any training be wishes and have a written guarantee for bis choice before leaving Ranfoid," Sergeant Jarobien explained. !a addition to this program, either option* which do not neeesaanl» require e high school edu­ cation are listed by th* recrultiq* as; direct assignment to the Ar­ tillery, Armor, Airborne, Mrdiral, Military Poli<«, Ordnance. Quar term s star. Signal and Transports(tea Corps Special options «uth a* assignment to an Army Rand, The Army Language School, Spe­ cial Force* tCommando t>pe training). CIC and assignment to the U. S. Disciplinary Barracks at Camp Gordon, Georgia are also available. "All Regular Army enlistment* are for a period of three years aad each choice Is guaranteed an t Blade a part nt the enlisimrnt eon. tract before the man li swum in," th* recruiter pointed out. > Interested persons who are be- Colored News Theater Group Is Organized J. Potter To Speak At Fall Conference SARASOTA LT—1. Lee Potter, executive director of the lUpubUA Children's Theatre Group l ran National Committee, will be whose avowed purpose is tn Initiate featured speaker at a Friday night and develop a program (or dr*- banquet during th. fall conference matte and theatrical training nl Negro children nl this community of the Florida Federation of Re­ was organised at the Goldsboro publican Women. Other i|teaker* will include Primary School. Oct. 18 The Ini lial meeting was attended hy seve­ Charles A Wetib, legislative as­ ral members of th* faculty of th* sistant lo Sen \V. Btuker nl Ohio, tchool and interfiled eitixrm of who will speak al a luncheon Sal* urday. the city. The following were elerted as Mr* Richard M. Simpson, mem* officers of th* organisation: Mrs. bership extension chairman of the S. II. Blarkshear, president; Mr*. national federation, will talk at a W. R. Crooms, vice-president: luncheon Friday. William Miller, aecreUry; Mrs. The cimferenee opens Thursday and end* Saturday. Waynes Expecting Baby In April will be held at the Goldsboro School, Sunday, Oct. 30 at 4 p. m All interested persona are invited to attend. physically rulifled are Invited by Sergeant Jarobien to tee him at the Sanford Foot Office when he visits Sanford. HOLLYWOOD UP —After John Wayne ha* disclosed he and his wife, th* formtr Pilar Palette, Peruvian beauty, are expecting a baby next April. Wayne. « . and Miss Palette, IT. Were married last Nor. I She la hla third wife He had four ehlldra* by hi* firit marriage to Josephine Saeni, none by hla second wife, Rsperanta (Cbata> Bau.r, N o w . . . y o u o n b u y o n e ! A D -a w r It Costs You L e s s ... BOTTLED GAS $ 6 - 0 0 th* tafopric* threat Fabalou* new Aorodyaamle P E R 100-L B . C Y L IN D E I u NO IN S T A L L A T IO N C H A R G E SANFORD GAS CO A (W & L b l u e r . . . l o n f W . . . ro o m Iw . . . aa s a w th a J«t a t * ! B U s la c n tw 9 M 0 T o r b o - T n r q f f t w w to f lv * y o u T o p T h ro a t a t T *k*-O ff I T r y ih w * th r ills « t y o u r P ly m o u th d e a l e r 's . . . t o d a y l �*!**&/■rmmt?T*’pv 'V Weather TOUK KIVSFAPU # m DEFENDS TOUN RIGHT • »' TO 1NOVI t f o r i i t e r a l f c AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER E sta b lish ^ VOLUME XLV1 HANFORD, FLORIDA Fair north *nd central portion* H roti;h Saturday: lo«r t«nliht r « n |in ( Irom to to * ’• e*tr»m# north and (rn tra l portion*. ' * ria led Prams leaned Wire FRIDAY. OiTORER 21. 1955 Parade Slated As Biggest Yet Concert S e rie s For County The theme fur Uni year * gigantic Chriitmai r.ra d * «UJ be “ Let'a put Chm t Back ‘Into Chriitmai", laid E. D. Heat, ehatrm ia of the I3i i Jay crt Chriitmai Parade Comm it're, la a letter to all of Seminole County School!. The Semmola County Junior Chamber of Commerce and the San* lord Merchant* Allocution will again ipumor the annual paiadc and school* have bcco invited to parti­ cipate in the evrnl which it elated to be the big.eat in the city a (tu­ Fir»t import* from the variou* tor y team* in t ’-e Seminole County Again thii year, accorJing to tha fham lw r of Coinmerre membership A eon,ert terie* h it bren *et for letter adiirencd to the principal oi drive indiiate one of the mo*t *uc- Sanford and Seminole County »lth each Seminole County School. Iheie j eestful rampatg"* ever eondui ted the ortm iration beinj *ei t.p la-; will be two trophiei ewaided the 1in ^anfoid and Seminole County. night lo c-'mnlete the ft.iai detail* beit float One in the aeoior diviI Memhrt»hip ehairman Clifford and <i> begin the m*mber*bi|i non and the other in the junior divtIhe Srm.nole V|utu*l Concert Mi Kibbin teportrd thl* morning non. The school winning the tro­ phy three y ean in euccenion will niSCl'BRlNG PLANS FOR TIIE FORTHCOMING conceit scries .re : llrH to >i,.hii Mr*. Ralph Aus- I that a total of ll.'.'rtA ha* been A**ociation ***« formed '**1 nlgbl al a meeting of inlereileo mu*tp be awarded permanent ru*tody of tin Smith, membership chairman; Franri* Ttciumill.t, pre«i<lent of thr Semin * Mutual Conceit Av- tii|ne,| in for member*ltip* «o far Inter* which look plare »' the Se In ihe lampaign- The total »uhthe grand price. The tiophiea will S«ci«linn, and Rill Fecan. r*pie*rnt.tl*e of thr Vlk»b#«t Celebrity Ruirau. I u'f Photol ■rrtbed to <1*te doe* not reflect nvnole County rdtirati(*n»l Build be duplajed in the near (ulura in Ing B -.rd Room on Cnmmericial th# amount in membership* *mre the window a of Roumtllat and, Ankvenui. | only a limited report from team demon Drug Store. Franrn RoumiMat, president of raptain* and team member* n The achocl* luted In the Senior Ml RTON IT th* group, led th* docuomn with I available today, Ptvinon are: Seminolt High School.. Rill F*gan, a reernatativa of | Oveido High School, Lyman High I Team* »head •" far in tb* eom- \lkahe«t Celabrilv Rurc-u nf At 1 School, Crooma Academy and the petition for football ticket• and lanta, Ga , f..»nl*hing inf, rmatmn j Sanford Vocational Schoc1. e\pen*e money to tha Oranga and and background of atl-«t* and. Sehoola in tha Junior DivUlon I The m « Sanford sanioro portion of oi a nation-] nation■ --------------------- (iator flow I game* are. AI Wallace available date* ■re: Sanford Junior High. San­ Noted artiit* have been rbn«en I wlda driv* will got underway Sun-i and John William* with lll.ftno ford Grammar, South!Ida Primary. Ida) afternoon when "open hon*r’ | point*; O. I.. DinVin* and Dot for Ihe J concert «erie» with Cor-1 WeaUtda Primary. Lyman Ele­ will be ohierved at the local L’SO Pn«*l| with It two point*; John noli* On* Skinner appearing Ini mentary. Lake Mary, Ovndo Ele­ cn Tint Street at Sanford Avenue. nivthe and C. I*. Brown with 'h» f'r*t "f the three . . . * 4 •: *w . ... . coirfrts on Dfcrmbfr lit mentary. Geneva School, Lake Mis. E. C Kuhn, general chair­ #50 pointi; Jim Cut inrl UonarH * u § v ,* . . . Othtr ir tn tt rho«rn for thr Sin Monroe, Wilson School, Hopper Aman of the I SO in Sanford, taid The architectural firm of th# Mon.ieth with »,.M points: -nd j ford lnp, jr4nrf< i r f . Nf!|on , nd radrmy Gohlaboro Elementary, toda) that the open house is twine late Elton J. Moughlon i* being ft,lla * -oon « d Andrew < a r r . J N>j| , , C4m U n _ Midway School, Roaenwald School, observed »o that “ all of the Inwpsway with S ,00 point.. |u .r y and the Original Poo C o .„ e k re-opened under tho firm namo Oveido Negro School. Bookertown people will have an opportunity to nf "Rtirtoi, t Auger*—.lame* Gam. The team ahead *o far In th* I'honi* and fianrer* with th# dvSchool, Tinec-tat Height* School, iee juit exactly ho* the UKO is Me Roger*. II. Architect", with campaign it the on* captained by All Soul'a Parochial School and the namic little Sergo Jaroff again run and how active the organliathe offir# in charge of John A. The Seminole Junior Chamber. P alls* Loop. Thla team ha* ac­ leading hi* giant* onto the romert Aa ap prai'trs report waa ap­ lion really la. Lutheran Day School tn Slav la. Burton IV, under Rogei*' diteck •tag* cumulated a total of S7,7fO point a. TV*, enftee and cookie* will hr °( Commerce, *1 it* n o n lunrhron proved this morning by the Board The Jayreca. again thla year, will lupervition. __ _______ i t n n l during the affair which will meeting je-ti-rda), renewed it* beRmimlllat *ald la*t night “ Me of Femlnole County Commissionlutniah tha Junior Diviaion with Additional mrmheia added to Roger* i* *«in,- late archilect for imal) hand-drawn float* a* well at eta at a apec'»l meeting called fo r'b e the kirk-o'f event lo mark the l*ef in the annex at inn of prnpo*etl the mmiherthip 11*1 of the S-ml- have chotrn real hgldlinirv for S*minol# Memorial IL*«pit*l .opening of a L'SO drive to obtain *rfl" Kte t lly of Sanford, and role County Chamber of Com- the cimcert hill of fare, the fine*' | the decorating material. The Jun­ that purport and maintain* hi* firm In Winter ior Chamber of Commerce will alio Tha app; vital Involved aight I more fundi lo- lie operation of the **>• m*k' ,hr,r *Und Vnn,‘ n *" * metca now Include: U r. II. Wayd* irlut* available ” Raymond Ball, local n-al e»tale Park. home for letter to the Board ol Sanford City Itui'ker, P r. P an irl II. Mather#, auum e the reaponaibiUty, laid Mr. I anela of land within the rirht-of- ■'‘hcvrnw awry lioin Commliaionet *. man told the group “ the wav our Burton ha* hern lo cl tig* of th# Hunt, for having tomeone pull the way. for t>e proposed widening, 1 Powell'* Office Supply, Mr*. 1'red f *ty md fourlv a rt growing I Other busllt< *a coming bef it* the Po» Bale* and Harold Katlner • mall floati unlcia tha school* fojr-:»nlti. and pa ing oi *7-?t liobh, Cowan Company. P r. Jack don t think we'll have any irouM- Sanford firm *inco Mr. 'lough, .-e kO-chaljmcn for the fund rail- group vr.terduy v*a* plan* (or (he ton'* Bin#**, working *lo**ly with want tn aisim r the call gallon Nov.4 cirrus day when Ow'.econdlV' M* ' " 1 r,,IU ' ,,r ' filling every ie*t m the auditor Poperi* office In earr . .- the ho*, Hunk laid tv** l that thl flogtt wiL 1K3 ^ . . -v c#L t, * '**' ,or . K b structurally i(niAhtpiYf« mimi J bU and bbiI rea­ m b . • *'* «fl SfTTliJIO*# t t u u i / i mbb'ehaiim phsit rtiPn Ttw (tw en *mn! emphavirad!largMt clrcu* tn the world will -be ' 1- T. D<>**. .lohjv rtUpal-iek. J iun« fllal Uoh through to (nmplftion. he complela The value of the eight parcel* that tli* USO t* a voluntary agency : in Sanford for two performance*. T . R a rg tily . Mr*. Lucille Anpl#by,| It w a. potnieo out. h-t»e*rt. dy for decoration* by November 10. The Sanford firm will rontinn# John D C.iilahan, llaymxnd Rail, Iwfore the dilC'lltlon of the memDecorating material will be made approved (hia morning **■ ap- through whieh the people of San afternoon and night tinder the *ame p*r*onn*1 It h*# M L llahorn Jr., acting chair C M. Rtown Amoco S*rvi<*. K A her.hlp rampa'gr. got linderwat tna1nta:n*d pretfmt, to Mr Moughavailable at Ihe Jayree Information praiied at gSIAIO which Inrrrate* ford, and Ihe entire nation, may the original appraisal figure In a u lit in terveng the religou*. *plr man for Ihe meeting, advitrd the W Fruit Company, M ight Grocery lhal the aeatin.- tapaclle of h* •on'* deeih. Booth on the aame date. auditorium available for the thr**I dual, social, welfare, recreational, Jaycee* that the eirrua would hr Company. In the aenior diviaion. the Jayreca that amount. Holler Motor Sal**. Irving I. ronrert ,erir . will limit |)ir mrm No official action nn the part *n,l education need* of Ihe men *hov*n al the Sanford Auction Mar will make arrangements to help en­ Pryor. U inn'* T V Sal** A Ser­ hrnhip In Jin There will he only I trant! secure (rucks for floats. The of’ the State Road Department »nd *omfn ot ,h' »rmH ,nrre' . krt on 17-3? vile, I. E . Ratten. P r. Gordon JIu ti'krt* mid. adult* and child mad# n e ie ..* r, th . Including of Ini peace and war they pointed out. | ri.e Seminole County Junior Jaycee group alio said that they lirkel* combined for the lo nmmrrre. will call Stanlev, P,,n I!Met, Pig 'n tVhi*tl*. r»'n* will gladly help in choosing a the eight parcel. In the original 1*1 for the *eriri S! ’. 'h,m hr: ‘ on lie* between the member* of the for • referendum to be held on Ihe Ri«hnp A Hart. M ar«rirr Fu rn i­ thema for a float and advise where appraisal. Mr* Italpli Austin Bmiih. rhoten decorating materials are available. Only five deed, h.va Wen m -. ,u" " in i ,h* ” *"• i anne.itlcnque.lton on Ihe *ame ture Company f W 0,1 Company,, In head the member.h.p drive . : . . . . „ .. . _ 1 munlty. I date that the edy election i» lo be Along with Use letter lo' school corded In which properties Lava Trailer Park. Ivey, of pomlfd out there will he four foul SinforHi it |, lmpir!ant that hell. Nov g The letter will a*k Sanford .a that ---- ~ i t la ii.ln I c~* .. _ u . I, , , . , - . . . . , — -----. lne„ Sweeney'*, JV a(. I *li*salons principals ofStmlnol# County the been given #r *oldL.,'I s ' mlrot# i r |Ulfn, „f the community help pro- ih~t thr announcement of the ref fOrlando, headed b) divumn ehalr Jayreee have enclosed a relure County for tho Right-of-way*. I ^ jdf „ h o l e » o m r entertainment for rtrmlum W made at III# forth- llutrhi*nn A Company, fir. Char- men and under earh division k pew hnipitat food *y*trm that postal card requesting that* schools Tho.e Heed* veer# from Paul D, the Navy and Marine Cnrp* men cori ng city commission Hireling I*. Per.on*, Far! C Faint. Sher­ i hair man Ihere will b, f„„r team " il l lncrca*r rfficlenrv and aladviaa the local Jaycees whether Rurrea*. Hibbard C aiielberry., .utioncd at the local Naval Auxilt- Monday night Oct 71 A* one Jay wood Rat hour. Philip* Colonial r*|ilai-i who will m turn have low m.-r* working *par* for nth*r or not they plan to participate no four member* in the team there lmpor1»nl hnvpital *er. lev*, t* Thomas Mayo and other.. Reha ( jry Air Station. ; cee i*id ye»terday, "II will h* in Cleaner*. later than November 1. being m-lallrd at Semlnnl* Mem­ Pr. Edwin Epitein, R W Ware, “ ,:l h* M worker* all together T. Vame* and th# Overstreet Land Tretident Eisenhower. In ipeak- inc.vprnslvr way of determining Thr kirk off meeting fur the orial tf >i«pit aI It wa* arri'unc *d Cash priift have been announced Company. ) ing nf the USO program. **id “ Ihlv the feeling of the people tn the area Volte A. William* Jr.. Randall by the Jaycees for cuitumed in­ Electrie, Pr. Ilaroid K. Ring. r«- •ale d the limited numb, r at Ihia werk hv Ifarry 1) Wclr, ho*Right-of-way agent John E. Fog work mu»t go forward for Ihe hap- prop>-rd for annexation," < ( of i l int tr tf n n P b | i 10) dividuals in walking group* aa fol- said thl* morning that b# prefarr- pines* of Ihe individual man and pit#I adminutratof. l.»rt Cohen, Edmund Mri*ch. Mar— ---Iowa: in the 14 age group lit priie ed not to us* the number of ae- woman tn our armed *ervlre- for f Gooq n*w* fur patient*, loo, p , vin Milam, W. A. IWfler. AnderM ftu / p n r L la HO and ted prize la ts. in the fi’reca*l hecaute Weir taid it will th* furtherance of our country’s , I j 5 IN U W r u i l k •on N'urting Home. Winn Lorett— eepted and rejected raid , which M ago group the aame prizes will po*«ihle to *erve better tn*tin? Seminole Farmers be Ea*t Third. M. L. Cullum. awarded with duplicate prises have been rocelvrd In hia offlee. TsS'lV nnsnced prinrip.lly hr the N e a r l y C o m p l e t e d food than aver befur# vrlth 'ha County Attorney Mack N. ClevreR«l,*on Sporting Good*, Strick­ Hit ld-’g age group. nr*e »jr*t#m. said that voluntary contribution* of the A-’ The new park at flth SI. and land Morrison, Inr , T. V, Rmwn, May Be Eligible Th# intern feature* mchile ha|. Prize* for the beat decorated hi- land Jr., thl* mominr. Sunday, the fund fummrr'ln Avr I* nesilng comple ouM wait several P ^ P lf rounty ley* and t» known a* the "Mra!«cycle*, with no motor*, for age 1- ftie . . , . . fl. ,. . , ,! eampslgn will get underway In lion. City Manager Warren K. M. J. I.ndga. Robert R. Rami, For Farm Loans Ered Dyion, W. P. Rail, Banr a m ,... _ . , , on-Wheel* System" A* the name 11 will be; lit. It*, and Sad prize I day. bero/a beginning tn# rtetatl Slnfonj .«, that citiienv here ean do Know!*, revealed this morning, Ind.eatr* Ihe f.K>d serving p l:Hunt, emphasised in bis letter to­ work on condemnation proceedings. jh*|r part so necenarv for th# wel-. Kn-wl*s .a d that a pond has ford Produra Company, American .h o day that all costumed children in With a representative of the State far* of our servicemen. neen ftllr-d In and thl* morning a Oil Company, lee Brothers, 1„ R. famir trn r. p#rw’n* y nP*rat* ha*trally eoo*i»t* nf mobile units the walking group and all children Road Department working with tractor wa* harrowing th* »*tlle Mann's Nur**rie*. S o ? r/n.T * ,n * h’*h grated sod refriin the decorated bicycle group must Jack K. Pox, th# county’s rightC R krT WARNING earth In preparation for th# *eed building*. lS ,iudlnr“ d w litaI|r register at the Jaycee Information of-way agent, nrgntlatlona ar* MIAMI 'JR—Small craR warning* ling of (he area Booth not later than November 1* still in progress for parcels of flew along the Ea*t Cna*t from The rlive manager **id (hat the .............. . m m . to be eligible for the cash award*. property. When a final report l« Vero Bearh to Key We»t today fori park ( day Is a great improvement Captain Robert W. Jackson, Com­ made to the Road Department of -1 northciiterly wind* nf U tn JJ over the *<tampy pond that origin manding Officer of the Sanford Na­ ftc# tn Delxand. pleading* will he mile* an hour cauned hy a high ally **, ted there when gra«*e* and county .up.rvt.oV Mid thl. ^ e k 1 " 'T r H "r(r A building ln.prov.ment loan I *n,, ,llo,w m," , ,U lr,rn‘ u*' val Auxiliary Air Station advised prepared, returned to S*mlnot* pre«*ur# lytlem eenlered o v e r r r d * could not rut he, au*e nf Ihe water. the Chriitmai Parade Chairman County; and eondemnation fro- Georgia. Mily one tv p* of th* ,g ,n r r '. ‘ “ ’"""Vi. i u « , . ...... . farm ownachip loan*. U .n , ar*' r"r Meal.-nn-Wheet* Sy.tom'. that all group* at tha local navy feeding* filed. I AH »aa kMn alienee m. the pari mad. either from m.ured fund*' ^ u'PrT’,n ' m.nul- turw.l Its station will reoperate in every way nr lha two candidate* for th# put up hy pnvnte lendrr* or I K*.1 *a» t Ityl Mo. by Lrimirn, In* possible la making the Chriitmai hoard of Sanford City Comml*- f..„„ fund* appropriated by Con- rorP“' ,lftl Parade a complete success. It Is ' ,onf,,• r » “ . Other type* of farm own------------------expected that various motorized Farm Bureau Elects Usually, about this lime, all r r*hip loan* the Farmer. Home uhita from tha base will lake part ISS • fire thuadar break* loot, on the Admlniitration n-a kb* nr ineurrt tn the gigantic event. There will Slate O f Officers i**ue. of tha dav confronting th* farmer* to pun-ha*#, en­ also be a Marine Corps Color Guard A ntw ilate nf officer! for 19JA Yesterday tity and th* problem, of th . pro- *rfe. develop, or improve familyleadiag the marching unit from the has been elected by the directors Mis* Amv t Rohh M, died »t of the Seminote County Farm Bu­ •*nt rommlsiion. , ' yp,‘ (-""slnirtlon and reNavy Base. •ho: t ■ i. .. . lP*ir of e*,*ntial form building* J p m yei'erdxy alter The Jaycee-Merchanta Associa­ reau. il. , *l !h" ! m>' ,h*1 *h , , , '»ro provided for In all type* of llltness Thot« named tn the office* in the tion Chriitmai Parade has been will be a quiet election with th tff.rm ownership loan* to the egShe h<d hern livmc >1 th# horn* scheduled this year far Wednesday coming year, laid Bonner L. Car­ minimum number of voter* turn- tent per***ary to make the f.rrn .»f Mi** Klizsnrth Otadwell. 1M W, ter. secretary-treasurer, areW. November Mb at 1:30 pm. nth St., fur ie**n veat» ing out to m.Le their *eltriion an efficient unit, W. Linr. president; Ronald W. She wa* born sept -t HUi?, iq for th# Important city post. | With . building improvement Mulrhead. vie# president; Bonner A queitlonn.lr* ha* been mailed lo,n • f*rTn,r may ronslruct, al­ Nuva Sruli*. ( ansds and wa* a L Carter scciatary-treaiurer; with Russell Boston, 22, the directors. David H. Fauver, to each randidat* by Th. Ron- Ur' M‘',?ir: or •" member of Ihe Pre»byt#nan rhurrtl Ray McGill, Tommy McLain Jr.. ford Herald ..king for the ra n -' V*#n!U I, hutMinr "" hi' Urm, in Lynn Man Mi«* n.ihb it *urvivrd hr tevertl To' Be In Maneuver Elmer Mitchell, R. F. Foehlk, and didates opinion on six ^ qu.sU.ns | upon ^ 'L Titc Dth# r * ?loan * i« mtdt. mere* and nephew* Funeral *rr* f N fo Specialist Second Class Ru«.r|| Charles T Lawson. T# | * * ' Buildlnr mu!t m##t rmbontehlt! \le fi %hill Ut hold lt»mnrro\» W Boston, t t son of Mr. and Mrs. Carter said thla morning that . #ai.# ri* lUndtertlB and bt ad* noon al Rrts«on Pun^ral at Joe Boston. Doute 1. Oviedo. Is those named to head the Seminole di«fat#f. Marl# wafnar and Pa%id rguat# far the farm's ntr<l«. No J oclock « lti Ihf flc\ j. K Root scheduled lo participate In Exer­ County Farm Bureau Is very fair Gatihel. that The Sanford Herald loan i* mad. that will bring a officiating R-m*in« will he tent cise Sice Brush, the Urgest Jnint representation of the commodity would be better equipped lo ad­ farmer*'* ipdlhlednrt* up tn mnr* in Lynn M*«*, Sundry sflernnoq Army-Air Force maneuver since interests in th* Sanford area. vise ih* eitisen. of Sanford who than th# fair and raatonablt value and burial will be tn Tut* Grovn World War II. Senator Spoourd Holland tteftl proocaU (In DiatingutafcoB plan tn tako part In Ih* election of th#, form. t'emetary in I.jnn The two-month exercise will he Service Award of Um Florida Fruit and Vegetable Aaeociel/*an fund* may h# used to of the qualifications #f lha |« o Residents Warned held in Louisiana starting in Novprovide a water supply for dwel­ lies to rotirtogjfttoideal Andrew Duda, J r , Ovtodn Iten men Given ling* and other buildings Including Gifts Can I S ! " J V " **•»» Army troop* City rethknt* ars srarnad against award, Nghart t e w af the Auoctetton. k praaantod » Deadline for ih* answer* reachtaka put. taataM the latest putting live estate and sites la gar* Memorial gifts for the Cancer Sa­ walls, pumps, and farmstead dis­ naalty far Mrvtea to FWtda AfrienRaro m i ing The Sanford Harnld effle# has M — nely, said Mr*. Gertrude Dingbag* cans la Be picked up. tribution systems. to rm ly *tow to a M a te * af the AMoetattoa Dade, a nfn* been act for Tuesday, Oct. SR. I M i afcelnale'warBeb Beckham, superintendent of A building improvement lean telder yesterday, may be presented Ubte gttogr, cattte rancher and ri traumata, la rten pwaK Tha tw# candidate* art slated IBM. refuse, said this mental that (he may he made far period# from to tho local chapter at any time. deal af (In Vtertda AgricultssraJ Council; a Member of tha to appear before lha Junior Cham­ I t* 40 year* depending en the Mr*. Dingfe'der, chairman of th* pedal* Bestow, • eoak v ttt the practice ed putting litre eotls in * “ — I aa Agriculture; Un Gaooraegte ■— ber of Commerra at their ronn daht-paying ability. Seminole County Unit, said that aard Signal Betuiteni Company garbage cant U dangerous. “Wind atHteo for tha Htfugoe Relief program: and aorved h meeting TTiursday, O c t The County offie# of th# F#r* checks fur m*muriate, ihould ha D, is rtattooed at Fort H eel Tex. fiax Use eoate." ha zaW, “and d w t af tha f lu lit lir n for two terma. Senator IMland waa ST, wh«n they will nlr tktir view* mart Roma Administration serv­ mad# to “American Cancer Society, causes fire to break out ta tracks g iMiptocta af tha ewtrd t a l l U Ier kta Rarig hi H*o young men's btssinas* ing thla aeuatr la mated ta Samianl# Ounce Unit," and madcaudai serious dtmigt and er ad dmeetig In bar bar* ta Laaffrte tag tea poeHtelRr tt tejvtaa- ColC Membership Noted Drive Reported Artists Appear P Most Successful To Downtown Office MERLIN J. MELANCON ★ ★ ★ Merlin Melancon Is Named VC-5 White Hat Of Week A tour hi th* Merchant Marino during World War II decided Aviation Electrician 1/e, Marlin Joaeph Mtlancon on a aea/aring caronr. Kings Point Merchant Marina Academy provided the tramin* necessary to take Melancon on convoy duty on a Jrd aaalatant engineer's ticket until ho Joined the Navy in 1MI. Mo ancon reported to Compoo* (to Squadron Five aboard Una RNAAS throe yoora ago from duty with Attack Squadron Thir­ ty-Five. Ho ho* aorved with VC-4 during two of the Squadron‘a Mediterranean deployment*. Ria wark now ronuiata of auponrialon end impaction of the electrical work on lha tquadron'a AJ ‘•Savage'* aircraft. A career man. Mtlancon la a mombar af the Pleat Reterve Orgmniaation. Ha hail* from Naw Orleans and la currently living In Maitland with hia family; wife Yvonna and children Ricky and Cindy. Melaaeon oawalMra ,\C -» aa (ha finaat nan-duty available in (ha Navy. He esrpaets to make central Florida hi* permanent Kama after retirement-1 Is Given To Group Mrs. E. C. Kukri Announces Local USO Drive T o Open Appraisers Report Approved Today By Commissioners ★ ★ Moughlon Concern Being Re-Opened By Burton, Rogers Jaycees To Send Annexation Letter To Commissioners m a New Food System To Be Installed In Modern Hospital m t CHIEF CLEVELAND ★ ★ ★ Mack Cleveland Sr. Celebrates 35lh Year As Fireman The Chief of the Sanford fire Department la calibrating an anaivsnary leday. Fire Chief Mack N. Cleveland Sr., begar hi* work with the San­ ford Fire Department. Oct. II. ino. Just 33 yean ago. Cleveland worked ai a fireman for about four and a half yeara. or until May IS. 1(8. when the Hanford City Commlaaioo appoint­ ed him aa Fire Chief. At the time ha began hia work with the elty. Cleveland waa un­ der Chief G. P. Paxton who waa then the Fire Chief, Building In­ spector. and Plumbing tnaoecter Aa Ihe youngeat Fire Chief In the Sontheaat. Chief Mack Cleve­ land waa. the second paid fire chief (be City of Saftfbrd hat ever had. The first pumper was pur­ chased by the city djring the time ht worked at a freman. and he s»* the last hone drawn lire apparatus retired alters a hone draws tedder wagon wit replaced with mateeiaad equipment. Me hay sees the Sanford Fixe 'B «hN •Mb plfli any fire aituaw*th Which they mtfnl at h e ' U , O W Mack K. rn m rm i* I T # Lefiers Are Mailed K Z T i ' . W To Warner, Galchel I M AlDY A. Robb Dies Be s f t n B S E t t r js TT �r THE SANFORD HERALD Face 9 Frf. Oet. 91. 1955 All Church Notices must be presented s t The Herald office by 5 p.m. on the day before publication. ChwurfL TloiicQA. CHRISTIAN AND iffilO N- Prayar Service Wed 5 P. M. ACT ALLIANCE CHURCH “Cooperating with Southern Bap­ I Hark Are. st Faartcaulh SC tist Convention." I Patter, David S. Careafii CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday School aod Mornlaf Second SI. and Elm Ave. WnnhJp Combined Service 9:AS a. a . to 11:30 a. m. '‘Worship Teriod Ralph Brewer Jr, Fvonieliet Sunday Bible School 10:00 a m. begins at 10:40 a. m." Worship 11:00 a.m. Alliance Youth Fellowship 1:30 Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. p. m. Wedneoday Bible Study 7:30 Evening Service 7:45 p. m. tVrdnesdiy Mid-Week B i b l e p.m. SUui/ 7:45 p. m. CENTRAL nAPT!ST CHURCH Rev. J. W. I'irhim, pillar Cor. Fourteenth HI, Oak Ave. THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH Sunday School 8:45 a. m. Morning Worship Service 11:00 Gar. W. Fourth SC Laurel Are. a.m G. Eldon RUae. Mlalstar Training Union 0:45 p.m. It’o n Sunday School t:4S a. m. family affair. Morning Worship 10:45 a. m. Evening Worohlp S p.m. "Evening Worship 7:30 p. in. “ Prayer Ueetlng Thursday 7:50 “Come thou with us end we will do Uieo good." p. m. n t bT. PAUL’S LUTHERAN SC Luko’a Loth eraa—la Clavia jnosr Oviada). tho Bar. Stephan If. Tuhy, raster. Mornlaf wars!' •130 a m. lUdla Mission broada et 8:30 a.m. over WORZ (740 he); Sunday .School for all a(o frwupa. Pt30 a.m. Christina Day Scheei (Ail elementary rrodoe and Underrortsn), Monday threafh Friday, |:30 nan. ChUdrea'a pror**a. “SC akt'a Chapel,’ Saturday IOiU WTRR, (1400 he.). LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER Her. Phillip ScJUaermaa. MiaMar - Serrices at The Yacht dab Sunday School 8:1X a.m. Church.Sere1^a 10:10 a.m.. a iU R r if o F c o iT Rtr. H. W. naederaoa. , Sunday School 8:45 a. as. sc ’ KvanselUtic S rm ca 7:30 p. Mid>Weck Service Tuesday 7:10 9 . m. • Young reople Service Thurnday 7i3i p. m. Hupply My Need", Tompson, Youth Choir. Sermon Mr. Mclnnls w h a t s h B a OF PROPHECY 250.1 Elm Ave. Hiahnp |l. I). Creasy, Pastor Sunday School begins at 8:45 n. j m. Sunday Morning. | Morning Worship, with Rev. 1).1 D, Creasy giving tho sermon a t '| 11:00 o. in. Evangelistic Service at 7:30 p. m. Sunday night. Tuesday 7:30 p. m. Tho W. M. B, | servlro will bo held, with the lead- j er Mrs. Bell Story presiding. This is a service for all l^dlea j who arc interested in Missions. Thursday tho V, I- B. servlro I will begin promptly at 7:30 p. m. [ with Lev. Hubert Creasy, leader UPHALA COMMUNITY in rhirge. All young people are PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH cordially Invited to attend this | Itov. C. C. White, Minister service. Mrs. Clover Mem, FienisC "Wo extend a warm welcome to j Mise Patricia Rossman, AssC anyone Interested lit attending PlanleC Mrs. Nancy Gllee, Children's any of these services." Choir Director. Mr. Georga Pctold, AtsL EupL SANTOIIII SKVENTII-DAT of Church SchooL ADVENTIST CIIURCI! Church School, 10.00 a.m. 700 IJm Avenue Classes for all ages. W. J. Oilman, Pastor Worship 11:00 a.m. fiohhoth School (Saturday) 9;30 Chlldrtn'a Karviro 11:00 a.m. a, m. Young People 6.30 p.m. Worship Hour 11:00 a. m.—Tnple | Children 6:30 p.m. “ Wanted Another Pontecoit" Worship 7:30 p.m. Everybody Invited to attend Wednesday 7:30 p . ' m. Prayer Meeting —Subject, "Seven Ways all our services. To Find llcalih nnd Happiness." Friday 7:20 p. m. Miesinifary Vat-) SOUTIISinK BAPTIST CHURCH unlrer Program. East 37th Street Church School—Monday through Missionary Premlllenlel Friday 8.31) • 5:30. R. R. Lunsford, Peeler A cordial wrlrnmo It extended to W, L. Htephcae, Aasocial# Pastor oil to Join us In our Worship nnd Milton Higginbotham, ehor* In tho fellowship o.' this Sunday School Superintendent hour. Johnny isseeking.^He wants to moldthe futurc.lHe wants to know whatUo;make|oflhis|life. expected sickness; trying to keep' up.withythe‘Joneses. So'Johnny.will start drifting.^H e^ill bccarried away,by the prob­ lems and anxieties of thc’grown-up.world.'f Hc.will be swept along in the stream of life,without aims ortfpurposesl Hclp)yourJJohnnyJtolfindLthcJanswersJtolhisisceking:*Takcryour childUo SundnylSchool*nnd;ChurchtthisfSunday.Mlclp»himlfindtthe truthland^ccrtainty.’andifalUlito.shape a grcat'lifc^ A ll. FIRST CHRIRTIAV Clfl R d f FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Ferry I, Rloae, Mlalsler Park Ave. at Slsth St. Sunday School. 8:43 a. m. W. P. Brooks Jr, Paetor OM est Morning Worehlp. 1 ) o'rlock. 3 M roerrs John I- Miller, Mia. of Kduralloa E T sonur a n i s e s Kirby Rosers, Director of Music Open Communion. Special muslo Her- George H. CarlInn, Minister “Ws'eo Sated A Place For Yon” hy tha choir. .Sermon: "Power for 9:43 a.m. Sunday School. Early Morning Wntshlp 8:45 p. m. Ih# Teik Before Ui." CYF. Chl Rhn and Junlorx, 11:00 a.m. Worship Service. Sermon W. P. Brooks Jr. 8:00 p.m. Worship Service. 8 p m , followed by rrfrrihmentx. Sunday School 8:45 a- tn. Even ng Worehlp 7:30, with em­ Tome With Your Family to phasis on Congrrtalional liming. PAOLA WESLEYAN Sunday School. Wo Provide for Sermon: "Bridling the T-mtuf." METHODIST CHURCH .' 8 Milee Heat an RL 45 Every Menibev of The Family- •ha seventh in a aeries from the aday Scheei t:i5 Even tha Baby." Eplit'e of James. nlng Worship 28:tS Morning Worship lltOO a. tit. The public Is Invltrd lo at! pub­ fesleyaa Youth di45 Sermon W. P. Brooke Jr. lic strvlces. Navy fxtmliri. tc-ur slag Worship 7:50 Training Union 8:15 p. tn. Lts, week end fue«u. and others Vodaetdsy Prsytrmsating TiM Department for each ago yrm^- not at'ending rctularly •Itru h rre Everyone Welcome Nursory for children under 3 are extended a special Invitation. Rev. Cecil W. 8heifer yre. “Training Union Is a Fami­ Nursrrv facilities are avsllshto. Olf-strret parking Is prov-.lcd ly Affair." Tha ChrliUan Women'* FellowEvening Worehlp 7:30 p. m. Fellowship Hour after tho Even­ •hip will ba gueita of the Dtland ing Service In tho Memorial CWF s.-n Monday, 7:30 p. m , for a Educational Building sponsored United Nations prof ram hy the Music Department Kirby Tha Christian Men'* Fallowahlp will have a raorganirational pnggra Ip charge. mrallng Tuesday, 7:30 n. m. Cof­ Wednesday Evening Service 7:50 fee and coughhuti vriU he served. s i B-aa. Tha choir, which meats Thurs­ Nursery open at all Sunday aar- day. 1:10, haa begun rehearsing rices. Christmas music. You’re Invited to Earphones for the HaM-eMiearlag FIRST RAFT1ST CHURCH, sttend our 8undajr "WELCOME" OVIEDO School Campaign Louis L. Day, Paslar FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Sunday School • 0:45 a.m. CHURCH Mantlag Worship - U:U a.m. Cor. 3rd 81. sad Oak Are October 9 Tribune Union • 0:15 p.m. A. G. Melania, Mlalstar Kvaplng Services . 7:30 p.m. thru 8:45 a. as. Sunday School 10:10 a. » , Sea*loo moots for y damadday Prayar Sanrlco -t:3o November IS hi tho Boeilen Room. UiOO a, m. Morning Worship Prelude— "Andante Maestoso", HOAR CHURCH NOTICES F |. 3 Peery: D u ri- “I Will Magnify Thao, O God", Mrs. Charles Wil­ ke, Dick Alkeat Anthem— 1 Will Give Tkaaka", CampbellTiptoe, Chaaeel Chair. SeraMn Bar. Melania Niuseriea for eblldna under Three, and three to ala, aoth Sunday morning, lonaar FtUowahlp 8 : 3 0 p. m. B«dor High Fallowahlp 5:10 h m. lo rsr.t Kvonlng Worship 7:10 p. m. Frsludo— “Prelude", Ferrari: "My Shepherd Will } ? krildino o i r 1" 1 locl0r on U <» « .: o r . h o 'C^ OC,*f «Hf oood^2 ^ MJoln the happy, singing ( N r i t Worship tha LaAd with us." ■oka d hi. ' ° f hu children , & - .v la N M h • H. J. BASS O F O C O EE, F L A ,' . • •. • JQ H N . :,o c m m a a .M IVERSON O F O RLA N D O . FLA . i .tt fig if ■*» tna.gAyAL.aJ0m 5—5—. Ik.- This “Support The Church” Series, Published Each Week in the Sanford Herald with the Approval of tho Scminolo County Ministerial Association, is Made Possible by the Co-operation o f these Well*known Business Establishments: MRS. APPLEBY’S RESTAURANTS FLORIDA STATE BANK afSauf ard BERET’S WAREHOUSE FURNITURE C a SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK EVANS ROOFING A HEATING CO. THERM-O-TANE GAS A APPLIANCE CO. INC. B0TELER WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY WALLACE MUTUAL INSURANCE BROWN’S AMOCO SERVICE C. D. Brawn GLENN GOEMBEI, SUNOCO SERVICE WILSON • MAIER FURNITURE C a LAUNDRY.ALLDSLUX A M IU CA N OIL CO. M. R. Stekklaad, Caattfdw THE TEXAS COMPANY J. C. Daria. RILL HARDWARE C a NICHOLSON K JICX C ft MARCEL FAILLE SIGNS 1- L . HARTKY PLUMBING NEH I BOTTLING COMPANY RI1X THEATRE HEBRON GROVES PROGRESSIVE PRINTING C a 1 ST. JOHN’S REALITY CO. ROY WALL PLUMBING WADE’S SUPRKX MARKET 'y . THE KILGORE SEED r a . "*”8 8NAPPDP TURTLE ; RANDALL B L i c n a c c a Sunday H [[[ Tot * Dew Go To Church H h " " survive. U r l d*m<X'ocy no, c!. , 1 • very ‘"T'* «>'• lour W Cl9>litall, f c s P CHURC .Tha ■ day at 7:« f.,m. ! ? ^^atshaUIfie\vRcn^grow:up?AWhat'i5lHcairabout?JIst hcrc a Sunday School 10 o.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. THE LITTLE RRORV CHURCH ESENEEF.R METHODIST Evening Worship • p.m. ON THE Hft.L CHURCH Prayar Meeting Wed. 8 p.m. (Foogrrgatloail) Cltnsa Hcigbta Sunday Morning Worship ser­ Edward Martin, Paata vice will he under tho direction nf f Bar. Park Avenue and tllh Slrrci Sunday School 10 a. m.—Oil- the associate pastor, W. L. J. Bernard Rool. Minister flnrd E. Johnson, auperintendaot Stephens. Fred Emmlngar. Asioclsto Preaching Service 11 a. a . Prayer moating will be led hy Helen Wllle, Organist M Y F 5 p. m. John Clsrkr. nrader Prayer mteUng, Thursday, f:M sni of our Hrtrnni. !.*n Bellamy. Ktindoy School ....... -i ts Welcome to the Church. pi m. Clasie* for all arcs. We have a CHURCH I A53r.Mli' V O f GOD CHURCI Nursery fnr smell rhlldren. 13th SC and Laurel Ave. Tho Adult C lau trill diiruis: under School 8:41 a. m. S u K U M ^ o S u i'sm w , U *.a . "Jeiu i' Struggle In the Wilder nen" ornlng Worship 11 a. ns. • W a H ' v . ' r J l V t i o i , ,< « Mornlnf Worship ............... i i :00 outh Henrico 0:41 p. m. ngeliitie Rally 7:45 p. as. Sermon by Dr. Enimlngrr epor end Bible Stud* Wodeoe* * s ^ » s . % s s a r <» Subject: "The Great Invltatloij" M E THE CHURCH OF GOD 4 ||R TRACTOR CO. ‘ CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. ___ JM M g ' «»HKS.^L«®V.. I SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS * * -f■'vi A.-i:v.iwJVi4^Vi-' . if ^ vy T?.- *■<’ -<• ftv 1 i-.'L‘y*”? HOLLER MOTOR SALES ; i M i i m i Vliilflili'i^H fin li ,'C LARRY ■ ;| rur w \ \ �o -. , 4» HRPH sgsw n . t » H R M f« • THE 5ANTOR0 HERALD T rl O rf ? 1 . 1 f»KPS ?»*«• * m co*MA*crt,' (M ro* w ¥>CV*CtC'**0 MuiT'b itsur TbO SMfT wwr *»n rarer r* r-if K iJ '3 « »CU» J t« » < TO Ml S«'tS .. « I •LONDIB WMV D O >CXJ W A S ' MF T O T H R O W IT * — e>— H PQxxNSTJMBS9J f . T X "jjj3 ^ v ?-V 5> £ / it / t s Additional Church. Notices HOLY CgOHS n i l Rf II «I piunpil l Rrv. B Ijlllrloa Timmerman, R n Rrclnr 2Alh *unday after Trinity M £ I M m enu aotta GeSLL. I M Italy Em harivl • l\ | E*mil.v Service anil t hurrh School II 00 Morning P ia irr and Sermon V n l i r i 'hrmigh the nerk: 44'edne.dty ■ Holy I'ammunlnn n o a . u F rid a y F m i of st Simon and Si. Jud« • Holy lom mumofl • 7 .W I B’ NAl.LV 3 ©T \\g O S t O r "■ufxx y$ '/ W E m C h ri-tiin S c ritre Train ing a jo . 4 h E M 4 RT fl 41*1 1ST 1 n pm F.ienmg Wnr.hip. 44edneidty 7 M pm . Trayar ('ll 41*11 P m. meetmg. tk . 4tary, l i t . Eiening rvangrliillc 7 An Rei. Pa.lot — He. II. A Frllk Jf. Jri«e Brann< r i.ueit Speaker. r i i*r.R s p r in t .* b a i t i s t Suml.t S hool # 4S t m. rrayermeeung Wcdncr.lay 7 l.i CIlAl'KIMorning VknriBip II rtO . p m. , Eldrr Spring. T fain m g l non <70 pm . Spnptnrrd ht I if.I ll.pltal Churrh Youth Artnitiei MgM Th.irvlay Evening Wnnhip 7 *0 Sanlaid, Fla. 7 IS p m. T u y t r Meeting 44 *d. 7 . SO pm Sunday School 18.00 a m. The churrh »i!t h* romfotlah’i 1111: f i r m P4P7UT n u n m 4V. 0 S u n a a ll, Supartntandaat «arm and frtrndly Cootleou* III 04 11 IMI Traarhinr 11.04 a. m. romenirni e l puitery I. open foRrr. I mu. liar. Minlxer Hi. II. II Martin, i'r.achar all regular irruiC i. S enirrm rn * 4S 1 ra. bumJay School. and thru famdir% are nrliom e at m i l l r i .st f4\r T iv r n u r . i n I HIST 1141’r i s r CIIL'RCH all limea fiene. a I.1..NKVA Me gne <pncial Inutatiun to viorCliriier 44 I’lank. ratine IT. 4. Ellen*nod. Paitoe .Similar morning irm c r t. *hip and felto. ihlp mth u« thu Sul :t» School 10 A M. 10 a m. .Sunday Sfhool Sund.iv hut 'i-gr \nti to ilu a i • at­ Morning lYoithip II A. M. 11 a m. Morning Won p tend the church ol your choice n r.r. 7 r. m. Sunday eirnmg irrilce i: when ahlr ' Evening 4Vor»hip • T. M. * IS p m It tilling I'nion FIRST METIinDIST H U R d l Taalnr — Milton II " t a t : | • 41 A M. I'hurrh School (la --e i for all age* t | l» A M Morning 44or>hip Sermon Topic: "|.aim rn « Pay Addrtaa" - Mr Fd It Alien | C if - 1* V , 1 . . y' j f* fa & u e p a rfo a t « V) P II. If. v. r. A tft f ,'J fr 7 IS Organ Veapera T m E im int Wor.hip Sermon Topir: 'The Sixth Com­ mandment-' — Tutor Bruadratt over W T R R 4 VI P M. Recreation for young peopla. • ia b b i k i < e j i R SSV£i , maw* OJAMtr Legal Notice r a n t in c u t r ot nt o r Tier atxTN Ji nn ix i . n a n tt. n a m ton »• m in i r. i n n r i , rt.%. ix m m i mi n». mm x o rirr. i n t i r r i i n ■ VKL.TN O. 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A. / . / IU R U R TUCK in t* 4 0 0 V M k X '* BBT>SOU CAM B O € * N £ ON TH" PtAVS.AK'O I cam get fwAr cure -» m baw b b u c c to ^ e u o (Do § L % ou> P A IN T U P . F IX UP Finance those needed Home Repairs with a low-cost-FHA repair loan—No Down Payment— up to 36 m o n t h s to fcpay. Your loan can cover both material and labor. You need not be a depositor to take advantage of this economical wav to repair your home. An FHA Loan will pay for the following repairs and many others. ► a ■aUt-ia-ftHmi M IwbUO altk f u ■‘ FI—r F k f t t lf li M lwt a a i u ia il T m k i Mrtf«| C W fU lM fc [1 Rmm workshop RmtSt) n o n PhmW«r r CHIm m j rtpthra Wtriac V alto ja M S fBlter* fu ll M i STATE SAN K. OF SANFORD A* F .i.'u io r ef lb . Eb- « ?. *r r joaBrM ) B E S T B U Y S ’ F o r O c to b e r rl *• * C H IC K THESE ITEMS FOR WONDERFUL SAVIN G S . . . MIGHTY FINE VALUES , ; a Save! Save! Save! TRAM ! 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BOARD MOTORS i it. p. f i l l . p. hi ii. r. 74.88 111.77 123.66 159.55 Regular II 1.95 Regular 199.95 Regular 219.95 Regular 279.5.* OUR STORE IS JAM PACKED WITH HUNDREDS OF STUPENDOUS BAR* GAINS ALL AT GUARANTEED SAVINGS. ALL ITEMS PRICED. NO LAY AWAYS AT THESE PRICES. LOME IN AND LOOK AND HUY. QUANTITIES LIMITED — FIRST COME IIA8 IS — HUY ON OUR E A S Y BUDGET TERMS. PRICES GOOD THRU OCX Slat. «,/, <l00DOWNs F ir e s t o n e i r : stores 111 EAST FIRST ST. CB. p.iM .td. Li L — ----- -- —i _ — ------ ____ , �A- Congratulations To Young Mon Who Brought Honors To Community Wa want to b« first to congratulate thro* 'your.f men of our area who brought honors back to the community this week after a showing of prize cattle in Ocala. Reed Whittle, owner of a registered Angus heifer and Bill Thompson, owner of a refiltered Brahma heifer, must be congratulated for tfi# showing made at the South­ eastern Stock Show and Sale Pavilion. With them, assisting In taking care of the animals was Chuck Weiderhold. These young men are members of the Bemlnola County Chapter of the Future Farmers of America which sponsored the entries in the show on October 17 and 18, There's a lot in the background though, for going with the three young cattlemen were BUI West, Vocational Agricultural •T h e Holy Bible Ij National Bible Week Is Just about over. * What hs”« you learned this week about { the Bible. Every Sunday, millions upon millions of * people bow their heads, listen to sermons, *jir*P*™ their lessons, about the Holy Bible, v Millions have tried, not only on Sunday, but i* ll during the week, to have an adequate Understanding of tho lessons contained In £ th e greatest of all books. Did you make a special effort this week • to learn more than you have ever known ‘ •bout the Bible? £ If you didn't make a start, it is nsver too %late. Start now to read, each day. some part j o f your Bible. Jn daya to come, you will be ♦ happier, healthier, wealthier, arid eertalnly i Wiser for the time you have spent in learnXing tha wondrous lessons so almplv and £ beautifully told In tha pagea of the Old and ♦Jfaw Teatamenta. The most Important start that you ean Intake in lift, whether you are young or old, HI be the reading, dally, of Tha Bible. If you want faith In the futuri, If you ive hopes for eternal happiness, if you are Jklrg for real happiness, then you want to right now to your Bible, Therein lie the nsona for a heavenly reward and eternal •life._________________ The Sanford Herald • ■ > - —* tMM M tlM S H ttat ST, IMS M Teacher at Seminole High School and Larry Jones, one of the FFA advisors. When we aee such wonderful accomplish­ ments on the part of local endeavor, espe­ cially endeavors by young man who are learning by doing, we have to add our word of "thanks for a swell job". The Angus heifer won a blue ribbon top award while the Brahma heifer brought back a second place red ribbon. Bill Thompson won 3rd place In show­ manship when he competed with FFA boys from all over the state. • • • Are You Registered To Vote? Do you live In Sanford? Have you registered to vote in the elty election on Tuesday November 8? Two simple questions, these are. but mighty Important to the future of our eom munity. The voter holds the reins whsn it comes to naming a person to such a high and important office as a City Commissioner. Citizens must come to realise tbst these men, five of them, forming the Board of Fsnford Citv Commissioners, enntml every penny of monev you pay in taxes, fines, assegments, parking meter monies, water bills, refuse collection fees, utility tax, and other Income enloyed bv the city. Nearly a million dollars flowa through the coffers of your city. And In return you get what? Frankly, the answer to the last question Is simple—police protection, fire protection, sanitary facilities, sewers, water, zoning ordinances, publle health provisions, garbage collection, streets over whleh we travel, traffic control, and a myriad of other healthful and beneficial programs. But do vou get what you want, tha way you want It ? We realize that Juet one person has no vote# in opposition to the many. But what about tha majority of tha people. Art you getting what you pay for? Tha only way you can answer that ques­ tion la by your voto at tho polls on olsctlon day. Scrutinize ths candidate. Find out what ha stands for, hie policies tho folks bahlnd him and how he will back you up to the very limit.. Remember— this la your eltyl And you pay the bill I Taxi Drivrs-Slow Down! We’d like to offer a word of warning to taxi drivers who travel Ninth Street during school hours. B ow sfc tfrm p ls ty fiih r. lh * n r tra ltt* •h i '* about th s'fast driving past ths Atl Soul's SMISSSS WfS® «S ISMLn . - - - ■^ - - — — — — Ilia* •* M S flilasM I far tfea s a o m •» ralalas Parochial School and ths Sanford Junior M i 0(11 ta aaaraaA fat at H d l i i aSvartlalas ralaa High School recently, especially during ths »•••♦•< Sartasail? fes ■aaaral la* SSI Sw u la BaHasa B ill B its period just bsfors school in ths morning and Altaala OaaaaU just after school dismisses In ths afternoon. S n a il la a a la l a af tta Aaa Lives are at stake when you exceed ths il»S la aattilae a itlaal.My la iba aaa^taa rasaSlla*15-mlls par hour speed law posted In these ■ •• ill Im liitl mown gvnf#g ft® Friday, Oct, 21, 1955 •real. Taxi drivers should not wait to be told to drive carefully. They should b* ths TODAY’S BIBLE VEBSB ones who obey these laws shove all others. jit on the whole armor of Cod that ye We are asking that you slow down now jbe able to stand against the wiles of . . before you take a young Ilfs that is far Itah.—Eph. Paul was learned In all mors valuable than all of th s taxi cabs In the techniques of righteousness. He knew the Stats of Florida. j t o u a vulnerable armor la no armor at all. A word of warning should be sufficient I s* * n PKINII MIMr M4 memo* s t s s s an lH N « i m n i m n * atws *»# pm « n s e ss ■ ••its OH «M ita • II M ^ JAMES MARLOW epartment Is Preparing Report tASUNGTON CB—Since last cludiaf MarArthur, ts get Russia On Dec. tke Defend * * * * * tti U hltmta lapua-'Ulmaa did pot iter Paari prspertag a report aa Sow s-wUa imiQ cost gud at it profit for Ruula — wsi M s Me war agile*t Ja- revolved • round this ques... Did or didn't Gen. Douglas ieArthur, before the Yalta conmce where the deal was Made, ammend that Bustle be brought Ms denial It. Uiuad yesterday. It _____ although it would _ out MicArthur not by what saps but by what It leaves unIt’s tsrsaehtrtvs tee *fc‘* Detente Departmeat itself didn't hive Ums ts «a M e DIR.■ iso tho soatm si day after tram sa taacr need? If sa what day after day add your readers la it ? A Hunger would never ura of tt." Maybe they wouldn't — but I Q. What ia tha greatest problem would. And ao let us say goodby that could fora a columnist? forever to the railing skull and tho A. Having M writ* a column ea a typewriter with a brake* “I" crying duchess. Par iome reason many readers are interested ta the behlnd-the- Q What Is tha ea* thing a seenrn trials aad tribulations ef columnist needs most te bacomo writing a daily newspaper column successful? A successful employer with Toady I'd Lika' te answer some of a- A. seas* of humor. tho question* most often asked me during my U years at buried life. Q Do you own a yacht? A •'No!'* 1 Q. ta it hard getting a now Idas •vary fsy? A No harder than R would be m ind." to give blood ovary day. has agreed Q. My soo, who U la the Sth some of grade and aaya tha eutest things, sentence, wants to be a columnist What me,” the should I do? A. HsM his htsd under cold “It has the three things that water; repeat whenever necessary Interest people most — sex. money Q. Whit rosily Is tho bast train­ w m MBBtKToa and high society.” bo claims "You ing for a columnist ? A. Ditch digging, flagpole sitting Aaathur mora tu Florida — Alfred McKethea eras prinelpsl and strip teasing. SAM DAWSON Q. Huw docs a columnist raally speaker at a big dinner meeting her# last week. The Brookxvitle get most of bis ideas? banker and fanner chairman of A. Cr>ing aims*If to sleep. Q. Columnist* ara alwiyi era Ow 8tat* Bntrd Road Department siding to change the world. Which 1* actively at work on a big proNEW YOKE (jn—The President's as the result af past stepa by Pad Rinks bars but hiked their Inter­ of your crusidee ara you proudest motira to bring th* headquarters of th* American Federation ef illness appears to he accomplish­ eral Reserve and government est rates again. of? But so for rederal Reserve A My Ufalang attempt te gala th* PbyslcallF Hindicappod to ing whit the money managers first mortgage and home building agen started out to da wtth tight msney cies. And them ta UttJn thought of hasn't raised Its rate, and busi­ more recognition oath year for Urn Florida. His appearance her* wan In connection with the •'kick-off' nessmen see this as a sign that second robin of spring. —nip ovar confidence sad put a • shift to easy money. brake os Inflation. But money Managers seem to further ttthtealng of mooty Is not Q. Docs a columnist need • good dinner for “National Emplop th* Physically Handicapped Week." Confidence seems unshaken, lut think these past steps plus the thought nceosssry now. memory? Th* plan te eom* te Florida aa the stock market shoes, cau­ president's iluseae have halted over All aloog federal Reserve has A. No He needs a bad memory tion has returned. There ere fewer confidence. speculltJoa and incipi­ made clear It wasn’t making mon­ Otherwise h* couldn't w.Ja th* v s i started by the Federation people today who believe that the ent inflation that eeuid toad to ey dear just for tho sake of re­ same idea IS time* ovar and (till and enrtsas** the oeteblishmont of what they cell an "Institute straining bunnass. It promised to Icep ‘a dear ronieieneo only way business, stock prices, boom and boat. Home building IsH the pinch koap credit t«sy enough for ordi­ Q. Do Columnists like asch for Humtn Engineering." This and the economy can go la up. Institute would b* »et up te re­ Many businessmen, therefore, first Cooft actors say mortgages nary businasi noadi. Rut U was other? now believe that the money man­ are hard to com* by these daya alarmed at tha signs of ovar con­ A. Sure, the same way woman habilitate, train and plae* in a»eful work, the physically handi­ agers will take few if any further and housing aUrte are decreasing fidence and speculation which like asch other. > capped from ell over the United stepa in tightening credit. Inter­ Tighter money alee has kit busi­ threatened a runaway boom. Q Why ara columnists always States. est rates are still creeping higher nessmen seeking has* loans la tha lest throe weeks this over aetttag op straw dnmmtea aad Praidsat of the organisation, confidence h«s been largely de­ kaaektaf thorn over? flated loaculitioa is being widely A They have fouad teat if they Paul A Itrsehan, raid that ho hat visited Florida and had look­ tempered by esuttou. Aad tafia- hit rail paopte. tha real ed ovar more then 800 site*. FinMoo looks like much toss of s threat hit back — aad test hurts. ally, with life asalstence at fora this Just throe weeks ago. Q- Do By WALTER CKAMBUN IB. Mr. Eteenhcwsr I* petaltin* this mar Congressman J. Hardin Fete WASHINGTON— Here's ta ap­ out But u ad the present, there's erara, he settled ra a plea* m u praisal ef the political situation nothing that can be Asm about BrookrrUlo—e pert of the Withby Republicans whe have been in tela. lecoochra Land Utilization Project, Party Badly Walloped tease *U Washington recently. Borne ere now own by Uncle Sem. members ef Congreet, some are —Dememts claim that a* tha The suecee* of the entire vanWASHINGTON—Tho admix I19H, the Howe* aad Braete ara turn depends on whether so not hails af normal political officers af the Party. eteattea ta thinking Mrteuily of • likely te vote any la ­ the Federation caa buy th* land Big Attala — Eieeuhewer and (manning with Mr. Eieeuhewer liftlay tho oerraey curtain from out of the picture) tea Pwaearstte government efforts to harness tent might prove potttk- from the Government. They era Booming Economy— asking for n fra* gift, but eranl Mr. El sowbower has the Dome- praaidentlel candidate should be hydrogen-bomb energy for po*cv- elly unpopular. — of this _ 14,000 acre* ere lie high command ta n dither. elected la 1MB by an aierteral fat pupn il. Up te aew, few Cragnemra olwaya hove fear­ te buy High commend recognise* that vets ef NTH ta 1MH. Thin te United gtateo netentlfte venture* ed ballot box repraeueelw from at a raoeonable price. Now before the President Is aa papular . • . based en racerd eg Democrat!* haw boo* kept under tighter sack tagislaMor, aad than is the Senate is a bill asking that if net more ee , . than their own rtetertee fee Osvecuwi sad wrap* little chance they will pcev* mere th* Goranment put a price ra ‘ aad give th* pederattra partr's late chief, Mr. Beoeevelt, tan la th* last twa yuan. But the odmtaietnttea bollerae ceurageoue ia th* comtag year. ___ i bar It far tk i a®* - BeroV the breakdown— it might .he much bottes te and "t credit daagm—The Eieeuhewer tebllshreent|ra at L crate hove their Instltate. th* secrecy—that la doing >o« admlnletratlra to becoming ia. - — — McKetbsn aad Fotersoo, both rretia efforts te oaulj Mr. Elsen­ er Beuater, er hath, ta ftetaa might 11# tho only hope for final craatngly worried over the rising tateneted ta .any devalopmnt ly achieving n brack through ta velum* of consumer sredlL Too hower's conduct ef kli office have with an electoral vein eg 111. that will bring new enterprises booaersaged. Here's what h*PPM* Republican* have beau elected tho tremendous problem. many family budgvU, the ex te Fleride, ere donating their sd— ths penonsl attack ea tha Governor er I s m ter, or both, hi The argument In favor of parts fear, era bring Med up with time end entrgira te help the President i**m»d te inem ia till lie tea with ta electoral rate eg Is, ef courts, that Russia 1* Just pre -tisee to pay large amount* Federation acquire the land. In­ interested ee the United Bute* over the next U, 14 and M cidentally, for a real old fashion* populirity. In ISM tha membership llte in golf cluha roached an all-time - In steteo with oa electoral rote ta the possibility of using the months. l-hemb rangy far Industrial pur- Consequently, la eaae ta a alight *4 Florid* Chamber of Commerce high end nVw club* ore b*lng of S4, thee* office* talk M the woadtro at Florida— farmed. 8tet*s said about 1.400,- between the parties sa oath party eceneaie raceeele*, Inability te eeuid have da** much ndmtalstnttea ef­ pap debts eeuid racwball tote a 000 mar* fresh water fliktag was given than McKethea did rate ts the view that the In four states trtth sa atlateral major prahlem. Not only unpaid ha became wound wp. licensee than in 1PM for an ell* prahtam te n u t * grant os>o that debts but a velum* ta tims record of more than 11,000,- vote of 88 Quick visit - Scheduled fat it ooa only ho salved by permitt­ merchaadlao would become a 000. The farmer* of th* nation, statewide Woehlngtea this week to Cora ing Hteaticta te gala foil aotete drag « Mm whole market. grw m ai Doate FeseeU, op from •specially the younger eaoo, be- was award«d 1#H electoral te all available data. That'* hew the tetata eg NTH stowed gifts af all klnda of llvoThey alto warn that, aa long The recent tread te automobile Miami for o eroak’a kearinya at aterk on the Gattysburg form . Democrat]* and 1UH Repnblicna aa H-power development* are financing—wl lb payments extend­ tho Public Works subcommittee of Hit Government Operation* Comand tha clergy ro>e en m m e to are computed, shrouded in secrae/ United Put** ed te IB mouths at dealers era the President's d»fen»«. Other Trends Against BepubU- private enterprise will bv raluet- tiaue their ell-rat drive te eet aritteo. Public power project* and rural oloetrlflcatiM will be sub* Everythinr ia booming hut tha cam—in tSM tha Democrat tie- eat te tek* part ia the develop- new raeorde—te riled a# *ue guns—that will ha tha Republican krt had S! S per newt of the sou- meal ai ateari* energy *f peace­ velopmrat that aeads te ho char­ Jrata hofon th* group. ed. Now Nora - Mira Aide* Mtb slegta aaot year if conditions grastlonel veto. This to th# high­ ful purpoora. am, of Jorimoxvitle, has Jeta*d est percent wen bp aap party In Footage inonaeot—Fostmater The gvraram than sro as they new arc. Employment his ranched s new an off-praaldeatlal Oatmeal Arthur 8umm*rfi*ld ap­ •tieaal eumpeign, a a a d * • tad the ateff at Ceugraatmaa Cherlie parently b d«temin*d te make through tea Federal B a i e r v a 1934. path ef MJ mlllien. te perouade Cra­ System will shack this. But ■aj­ Avsrsg* weekly eeratags era at Deecrata aloe have mo* f out te vet* a rale* te pootta ar electrical npuUoaraa aIra ara ef I • MW high sd 8TB.7S. hajpeobabty wUl ha nhaffod being sold te Wrga vahsraa < fraterntte* pm man-heap to wp. Mom. • | l dew*, N mrathete-pla*. Expanding population to In- Democrats stoo hire won T gal waidag pradwatlow taut ef 4N EspuhHm* seete hi " 8 .* aimlalstnMra propaoal te Looking te tea Nturo, th* gov­ baoot the cost at first elesa letter ernment opporratly waata to ap­ Unemployment to slate tegislstsra. id ether mafllag ooote was ply the hrakeo gratlp go that out teXte will iboB0Y* P tarara tootracts sis Bra. Democrats else Ota gov­ Demoerate also held hold tea rat o- little Us outstanding oeaouoamor borrow. h ; this yaarts ateelra at ouuundlag Pro*peels ef balancing tea bt ernorships of steteo wtth a lilta Syd will art gel fhr out ta ” £ * > hera forCongee**men electoral vote ta NT white Ite got flout June 80 era good. bearings by the line •• aaMdpttod Ware aad Means Committee. Tax reduction (especially la the publicans hove the With aa eleetlra coming up ta Income. Byd's Committee writes the u * war tad middle bracket*) te| ta steteo tetallag only IN elec­ tew* aad he ought te know asm*, likely. toral votes. thing of what to expect. -I think Thus, Republicans am «hMag| Tough Ham Ahead Thao, many you ooa Irak for sem* Mad at Dmuscrate this way: *Tm ■aap RepuMtoaa landless tttasi^— •pooteeular tax cut,* 8yd raid, a *ow astt te next year** earn-] Ip say teat tea Pwrtp foraq, a seta "b*eau** It's un election year end palga. It*a a style called challenge ta wl* eontoil of both partite win be trying ra of prosperity.* Whet m oo neat year won* If Mb. l __ pirate th* voter*." cart** * newer bond* tea tlohet. . as I* Whit? Ne Anamiacemert Republican LUW1HIse­ IMS . . wtth Mr. Bob Bikes did art ring • , tho in e mate built around o*a fw Ne auo has MM ao NEW TOJUK (*—A humia skull rolled out ra the table, tad the dueheis msd. "Tike your heads off n s!M Lest any Mystery arise from ths lertgoiar stattnee, let a s hsstsa to sxplsla 1 wrote It only to piesse two of my nldeit critics. A dotta years aio 1 took up that odd kiad of msatsl carpentering called newtpaper eolumnlaf. Over sQ those year* a news friend has told mo perhaps • thousand times, “the only way to interest readers is ta startle them at the start. You should begin every column with the sentence, “a humin skull rolled out on the table" — sad Uiea so on and write shout whatever else you have in Caution Has Returned To Market swrsfAKwra I 1ML Thus, .Waite -■ •** tannery ts Asia If tart /fc is e t a ! noted hi Us diary teal did. MicArthur fold -him ! ha United S T Japaa iteptei »---- >•* . wo To Interest Readers-Startle Them say he knew for n tect MacArttair mads tueh s reeommroditioa. Be anumed McArthur did berime minded to Go*. George Marshall, he anumed the Joint Chiefs of Army chief af staff, that Russia Stiff would have a iked MaeAr- be induced in attack Japaa la take thtir's adrice. tha prttiure nil this country ta Ths following day. MaeArthur tha Pacific. denied be had nude lurh a r*eommaadstlon He said hit vtawi fin bin March B9, in s, ititament weren't liked and he didn't know MacArtbur acid that at Urn Mart the Yalta conference was being ta tha war in 1M1 ha thsught Barn beid until It was ever. sin's help w u Matted hut teat He said that • • early as flvs by tha time ta tee 1MI YiKa cammenthi before the Yalta nsetlig, la ths fan St IM i he conildered foresee ha thought tee or Japan's collapse imminent end, U because ha thought Japaa w u he had been aiked sbsut the need tsQteg.) for Ruulaa Snip, would hare ran- Thors te nothing Is the record is show that MatAitew - after ammended satinet it Ot April 1 the WaiUagtaa Pest rsssmmoadstil* hi IBM — w — and Times Mtotld ndHnriaDy chid- agate urged guest as partictpellra tee war wee Mtfl imtfl after tee teo Yalta I s i MacArtbur for this denial and, tai tts quoted team tfea diary si tha Intel Jsara Pocreatel. Navy secretary el the Usm. whe visited MaeArtear id days after tee Yaks mert- _JSM5 WH nflHiV outride ths Paataa bead Is the deeL Is bow tha srgumsut startICbafth&aulla at Yalta was held ta Wte* i* L hac u No Comment Inside Washington Mak* Sur* To Taka Your Shot* Of Solti ‘Jo 1 -------- ^ ^ * 1 EifiBi Egop ee® ji. iSJSSffVSS S J'U A tS R iia iHis aSNNirt esas—— — J ^ D iA i mow m ^l IW Y W f U M r f KTTCEf MicArthur was tatermid all * W® HteBBiMB ta tea half rayeeted klo ta ara • for govwaor. But Bek gave o hint of Us future y N J i m ta fe w ta te ra d «ta % \ J f 'S i te a Ytate ■ Sm t T t t T v ’S-FaSS afSVLS'Xirs J. Witter* To Wed |Singer On Yqdtt c _________ _ e' . ■ :v- » \ . ! . ...r- ; jti>h>\ V*i *. •*fta -*lAV^»« v, - -y - . >■ *. f . �wwT’T'rnrv'v,'' • ; .“• a w * , • . S o c ia l fconnhi R. W. Wheeler Tells Garden Club O f New Introductions In Day Lilies The Sanford Cardan Club h*ld Iti ftrit meeting of the fall actson yesterday In tha Woman'*, Club with R. W. Wheeler of 47 !| Broadview Ave. In Winter Park aa gueit speaker on Hemerocallis.. Tha aa»iion was In tha form of a covered dUh dinner meeting during which time Mrs. Ceorga McCall.I piriident. appointed her nominat-, Wcdnnday night at the Sanford Ing committee coniUtlnr of Mr*. F. E. Boll. Mra. J . E- Terwrilliger L'SO a 'Susie'* Dance" was held. Mitt Su*ie McLaughlin u a t junior J r. and Mr*. M. C. Hasan. hu-tci* and Mrs. II. C. Dlabrow re. It wa* announced by Mr*. I-red presenting thr Anna Miller Circle Cana* that tha flower show will wa« senior hnvteu. , he held in tha Mayfair Inn l>« A good time wa« had hy all and *. and 4 In the form of a ChrW'mas it wai announced during refrohflower abow. Mr*. Cana* na« now ment* that a Hallowe'en Mjvqurrc impleted. It wrh* revealed, her ade Dance will he held nn Oct. 29. Wit flower ahow Judging rours<* and ti a qualified national flower! •how Judge. She I* the only memher of tha local club to ha\e that atanding. Mr*. Karlyla llouiholdcr. acln>"l | chaitman. announrcil that the education -mom. thr Flower Show Court* One. will, An Education Scl'K-l which will he held In Jan. 25 ami run through rm Nov. 14-'4, ti»c night*. 7:00 Jan. 27, 10M with Mr*. Ira J. n. m I* *n onportunlle for Vainadoe, Jacksonville. It. K. Par., everytr.e of u* lo grow a* ( hri»tvln, Calneavllla and Mi*. Mahle ‘an* I'M* ichont • designed for Boone, Orlando, a* instructor*. !eacher* In the Fitmlav School, After the bu«ine«s had been tah. eadcr* of youth fe"r.w.hip«, every an rare of It. W. Wheeler, an n ember of the Cbi.eh. outitandlng hybrid daylily deve-j Of iour*r. "Mv chrDtian P.e luper, lecture«l on llemerocalli*. ■tlcfs" which the Rrv Ridccl.v Mr. Wheeler ha* Introduced Hall. na«tnr of the 't*Hanil IVr*many new hybrid day lille* thi«; bvterlan Church will Ic.vch. Iv de year including "The Annie Oakley’' signed for all memher* nf the rhurrh fo help ti* ill lncre*<e our •Concordia”. •‘Kiddlehtad" a n d S.t.ow ledge and bcl;cl in Chrivtian ••Lilac Time”. and i’ll-hvterlan ti-vtrine »<i that He gave a brief hirtory of Hem- we ean trll other* abcut our faith eiocalli* pointing out that they n-ore effectively. were ftrit introduced in China in i "Haw To Trarh t.tc Bible To IMO. Mr. Whreler thawed th e 1 kmith’ which the nrv. Edward Hifmberi colored ilidta nn all tho Hallman is going t > trarh it de­ i.ew typea aa well a t aeveral, signed tn help the teachers and others including tome unnamed; leader* and parent* of teen ager* one* of hit own that will be on the 1 and older youth tn t*.*rh and lead, young people through *he in*pirmarket in 103d. in? and instructing pagr* nf our Ha al*e announced that nio*t Bihh?. of hi* lavenders and blue* will bai "Teaching Cl.ildren" which Mr* perfected lo tha extent that they Harry Jordan tv gn-.ng tn teach l> will he on the market alio. de*lgnrd In help parent*. Ira^her* Probably tha favorite I* the and leader* nf childrtti from Nur"Lilac Time" a n*w comer of .rrv age through lunior age In carury yellow and lavender. It teach effectively and tn lay a firm ha« large flowera which fountain foundation for their growth In the and la a vigorous grower with Christian faith. SUPPER PLANNED early flowering. It hat a long Wednevday — family night al bloom with M " scape* and tha m. in the F-d’c <«hip Room stem la sometimes 40" In length. 7:iu The rest af the bulb la 123. Ha of tie Education:! Bunding. This mentioned that It reteeda Itself In t* a rnverrd diih *upprr. Bring *cough fur you auJ your family tha Florida riimate readily. and ’■>« will share. The rhumv will a* belnre provide a meat drink* and h rral Dr. B. S. Ilndgr* nf Ibe Grnrral Council nf our rnurch with offices In Atlanta wt'l l.e the speakrr, A nursery for imall rhslIt* Wirgarel Monro The Foothill game with SI. Aug- drrn will be provided and pirlurev inline will he p>ayrd tn St Augu«- and antcrtainment for the children ling this Friday night. Oct. 2n. is plat ned IMPROVEMENT* A potter wai di*n!ayrd on the Thur.day night — 7;r.1 p m bulletin board In the hall mpre tenting a Seminole Web plaver olflcvt* and tea mi for can* awing kicking a ball looking like a yel­ «ril| meet with Dr. Ilodgra fur thr low Jacket. Under the pl-turr t» purpOsf nf discussing ways and read "Celery Fed* Wt>1 Swat and mean* for Improving nur Evrry Will Cite a Big Bout lo Thmr Member Canvass. 3l*ka your plans to attend. Yellow J a rk rlt" . . . "A Big. Wide. Won terfu* Wort.l" presented b.v the MI'S Hire Huh Audubon Society directed by Miss Ollt* Rce»r Whitlit. was held Tuenlay Oct. JR. Holds Regular Meet afternoon at the *c.V>ul and again The Semlmle County Auduhon Hat night . . . The opening song* were <b-t.* very well . , . Sung by Society held ti regular meeting at I •• rSoro* were "ft • t Bl/. Wide. the Sanford Garden Center Monday Wonderful World." ,,Wr,ll Go A evening. Oct. 17. Long Way Tagetha*." "No Man I* After a di<cu»»lnn about "Bird Aa U'and," "Beyond (he Blue Sanctuaries' members told of Hortioa." aad "WoadcrlU ropen- their varatli-n experiences with »neelal references to bird and wild thtr "getting ftitt-'ii" triple Irln life. aang -Stairway tn the Rtari'' and Three mrmhers of the society, tha Double Quartet "A min'* Mrs. Norton president. Mrs. RMh. Btat FnentJ •• Mr* Horse" along and Mrs Vinup attended sessions v.|th "1 here's No*ting Lika a nf the Auduhon Society Camn In Wisconsin thi- summer. Mrs. Roth Darn*" . . . The final thorn* tang "America. gsve a detailed report of the ac­ Our Heritage". Traveling Cborti* tivities at the camp and Mrs. Nordirector waa Tommy WyaP; Ihor Inn showed many Interesting Kodania director, Bob Rerly Jr.; chromes taken there. Daarei. Carol Nult and Janice Xlalaw; producer*, J » Davis and hi* eye on a freshman red head . . Kenne’h Ramsey . . . II wai truly While every one wra* playing card* a "big, wide wonderful” rhoru* the other night Bohhy. what kind and musical . . . were you holdlag? This come* If* alerted again . . . the school from a reliable aource in II |u*t ii reeking with tlyt rfr.lghlfui might be true. odor . . . where la It coming from Who done II? . . . . The big waa the big question for several my alary around here Is . . who days . , . Finally It was traced I* the 3rd murderer In Shakesdown to the Chemistry Lab . . pear'*. MarReth" . . Anyone fmdfa Sociology, taught by Mr. Ing out I* asked la report at mrr Koaati saveraI selected students to Dr. Root. bar* glvta reporta m different Oet. t\ there It ta be a d-Squid charrbM. It.I* a vary Interesting game with DtLand In Sanford. •abject aad tba groups hare done Everyone be lure tn come . . . a *treat" Jab on the project. . SEMINOLE SONG*. . for the One ti (be ntmori flying around sreek Is "Day By Day" . . So long •rhool |g that Bobby Jrhaion ha* for now . . Presbyterian Church , 9 % Seminole Hi Sr A t Tuesday Session . fe ^rDo?0^ n r j: KTu-vT « jv r .. - k x ™ ~ ' Thursday .1: r - SATURDAY Penney ’s SPECIALS i R itz theatre icm«t'»ScfS 6 ' Rfc,R W j 23-INCH GLAMOR DOLL OF LIF E-LIK E L A T E X ! 7 ALSO EVER IT 'S H ARRIETT'S BEA U TY REM NANT DAY NOOK I'llONE 071 * One Block Meat and Vround Th# O rn er From The ( lock. visit out niwmania dipaitbint .77 SATURDAY IS NEW! ZOTOS Pin Prrm. Designed f<*r Short Hair, Natural curly hair with itiaggiy ends. Bleached hair and evrrvnne who ha* been waving their hair at home. Take* *i tha lime of a regular permanent and roil* l» a* much. Call COMING SUNDAY — 3 DIG DAYS lour s u n NYLONS —RAYONS — COTTONS ALL AT REDUCED PRICES SOLIDS AND PRINTS IN ONE TO FOUR YARD LENGTHS SHOP PENNEY’S YOU’LL SAVE! m ow i o SS r ." ■ A 1 11 • N •ORBIN') octV o o n w iia n n i Ite ilM M I I f S A B U R U S S E U RYA N spwfcw .■ ■ ■ ».» A i 27-INCH JUMBO BEAR SEN SA TIO N A L A T A LOW 1 STIMULATINGTREATMENTCURL WO BteoodJUon Problem Try* Hair (Af Aa I t Hot 00 Treatment*) At TM Same Cheat* A Soft Natural'Pemaaeat CuH. MITCHELL ngMUAM K BAOO^WKIIAM B. HAWKS SYDNEYBOWLseFRANK NUGENT-RAOULWALSH 17-t* SOUTH AT HIAWATHA SANFORD. FLORIDA •wa ' r n, . ^ SallieHarrison Group Session F R E D ’S Eva-Bess Beauty Shop ™ The American Home Depart-' -p,# j t , |||, Harrison Chapter,»entertainment- produced there She The Semlnol# County Council of All o p e r a t o r * at Era Re«» where he spent th* pa it few monthg ment of the Woman’s Club met National Society of the Daughter* .poke ot the thirteen schools for n ,'" 'r Demonstration Hut., heldBeauty Shop willattend the Souih-1 in the lnteie*t. of the National Tuesday night for the first meet- of tha American Revolution met Indian* and undei privileged m-un- an all Hay meeting Thursday In th* ex tern Beautician's C.invention Produce Divi.mnnf The Great AtIt r of the season. Mr*. Willis at the home of Mrs. Ralph Leo- tain chtidrrn supported wholly or Home Demonstration tenter. which will he hrld at the Davtnna , lantic and Pacific Tea Co. Peacock chairman nresided. nard, Del-ary on F'ltday Oct. I t in part by tne Society She *p->kc The member* " t i e entertained 1‘iiia I’olel, Monday and Tue* | *i i n u ii ' v, i » to celebrate DAR Founders’ Day. of the number of nursing scholar-: hv the Seminole County t horut. -lay. They will incl ietr* Minnie Mrs. Harry Heeren returned ta Mr*. J. r . vv ti.on, cnairman or Mr( A KfV >m, >|r, ^ota .hip* given lo both white and Thi* group provided an excellent R«*‘ C.irrer. Helen Smith, Emily j her home on Palmetto Avo. havti.g the recent »upper P*” * tor 'he Urown cf Sanfoid wrie cohostc**- colored girl* Many Chapters give program a d were warmly ap. Mr*. FreJ Rambfigrr .pent her *un mrr vacation i teacher* In . anford reported » n jefc | pritr*. medals and scholarship* for plauded. Mr*. Cly-le Kerre, la»- and Fi*'d Sawjcr. Pittaburgh, Som rrirt and Johr.u the supper. Mr*. Francis » » « • ^ fje , the inual patrotlc ritual exclllcnre in Ametican Hlvtory In .clhcrty i* • ,e director, Mr*. Jo«rph KlinceiMmllft of town. Pa. vethcr read a letter of thank* for Mf| H w Rucker, Rcgant. called grade and h '.h school*. Routine liu-tiie*. wa« taken care Vlynm*.V. Ohio rcturnr I lo her Friend, of Rsrt Gailrtta wrtl| | v »• ,«*!i^*r *nd *",e*** nment from on off He-* • and chairmen for reTea w*» *enrd by the hnrtesse* of and lure! wa« *»-i*rd 12 r-'-n. .' t.nr rnur.*day aiier tpending the > r. Slilwee, and Mr*. Jame* F.kern potU of rMfnt work. Mi*. A. C. to Mr* C Rt«hop. Mr*. A. C. Ben- In the afternoon Mr-, George • ek w-th her father. Dr. J. C. glad tn hear he i« at homa from the Orange Memorial Hospital rea<l a letter of appreciation fram ,R r„ >on report,t a box of clothing | ton, Mr* E M lloke. Mr*. A. R otto, wh„ ua« delegate to ti e A*. Rovcc. «t 1 Scott Avr. where hr had a minor operation Andrew Itracken on behalf of the ,fnt to ,hc Srmmola Indian Key. Mr. R Smith. Mr. Ralph 1 *o. rated t ongrv*. of the Women Mr and Mr. R. P T'nru.nn and la.t week. S.mlnole High School faculty. Mr*. School and that git* of bead* a i c lLPonarH Miriam Ru*»cll. ..( the \\,>il.| from the State .,f Mr. and Mr* G. \ Msffrt tea*,Wilson and Mr*. Peacoek thanked being a.ked for at the November Mr, |. M amphell. Mr* Mary | c „ r her re|.,.it*. Jo*cph Raunder*. *»!e* rrsnag'p all who helped with the .upper, meeting of the Chapter. Clothing Sue Compton. Mr* L C Wlldner. t R ............ f , rm thi* weekend for Chart. Mon. S C , , , ment. . p.og ..... ' I’.' t*.*rent* Dav exercise, for Rcnnctt A t'iavton Co., Inc. r f and the progiam which followed, had .Do been «» ' ™ Mrs. C li Daw.on, Mr.. I. P. and „ „ |. her e ............ home development, ptogram. „ V lt t-,u d fl uhcrr t}|(>Ir , on< l'ro*pe,-e Plain*. N, J.. hs* rr. Mr*. Meriwether reminded the 'V '' V.” *' ‘V », / .!* n.e Mrs. F rance* R-!r.. Mr* T)., n..H „ff„ „ , were ln*t..llr,l hy •<-i..i.tnu Alien top.etively are tun*r.t to Sanfotd after the fti 1 nf thr |*ntalo srainn in that stale. lad lieen gi*cn to Tor.*a»*cc ,, „ .. .. F M. Cope,snd returneil Tue*-, officer* will hv .penal guests at 1School, In North Carolina ntouit-j' p tr. -,e.it. M Ilstrcy l. itha-, , .. , mgnt fr>m Frcermid. N. J.< IAddlllonsl Society Page Se.rnt thi* time. • huluoto: aeerm.l vire prr*l,|rnt: I .jin* Thi* i* one of the »ch«H>l* | Mr*. J. FI. Andrew *, I akr Monroe; Mr«. lUfpti Smith «nnouncrH nupportrd by the Society Mrv p p A U /j f^ lu k th»t b f’fw concert n«iocfiticn It Kutirl v»t!l*«l the■n»l:^ r w T f lY U b V ^IU U •errrlary. Mi*. F'red Jlyere, Sanfmd; tiea*urer, Mr*. Fulford, lib hr Intrivtucfil to Sanford with rnthu^ia-tlc a»»out th# P ln n c f^ k ric fm n c thrro evfninc« of f.nr rntrrtain* v%ork l*rinar «lon« their. U I 1D V ^ l l l l b l l l l U b tlenrva: delegate. Mr*. S A. Tindell. Elder Spring*; alternate ment offered for five dollais. The A coninhutlnn had l" ' n " P n rfv Fnr first program *..11 t^ Cornell, to the fund fo. the annualv.ttnna! Flu da T O f T y* T O r IN C C Q y ' . _ delegate. Mi*. It. Mateiki. le tn A lW A Tt ItS V I O U A IM Y ' <>li« Skinner, the date of which advertising Urge in tie At a recent meeting of the CPO will lw announced later. DAR Maga/ir.r. .tale 'l'*>■*•*- 'r ' * " I 'f * club Mr*. John Ru»*rtl « ) . -j , |,v i r , «,i| t.r )■„.(. f„r The program chairman Mm.Iconsidered a pha.e ol national | elecjcd chairman and Mr* Frank fr .|er„ „r ,. „ rn « Irndi.m Wolfe r-i-chalrman tn hand!** I’re ( ^ i)V at the linn e F‘i.rrr*S Rrrckenridge. introduced Mr*. Rocker snnminc* ■I the • Pit Hive, • hrlvtm j. party for i^m on.iraim n'C enter. Mr*. Grady llrm r.n who apolai on L u t i n g „f Distrlrt 4 In Melborne nrf<1> children in't'h'.Va'reaT the subject “Striving for Better I7 , mj „ked that an) .. u ,. .... _ . . *. Christian Living in Our Communi- mrmbri« wi*t.in; In attend plca.c ! .. , ' • “ "n v.i- elected r |f f ,r j representative from Vi' .v ty." She gave . very in.plrin* S ln w cek before the J !^ ,« replace the other dele,,.e. Mr......... .. <" the g ro u p / event/*'* th it r e .m .tio n , might cahe’.%Z Jp*" *h-n»r.. «a* chosen ho*pl,all. r. Vnlnif_ . .. ______________ cookie* were donated h* '.be mem-; The next meeting ___________________ of the rlub will Mr*. lUcot Kile, Mrs. Robert j Mr*. A It Key, National Defcn*r ^ „iB(, it w„ hlshlt luCfc, lful he Tuesday iv t. y a p m. CPO ham*. Mr*, (olin llirri and Mis* Chairman spoke feelingly against 4 ntemher Mated Tim prrwe*d UNESCO activities being eommu- went to the rlub'* Christmas fund club on h \ V\S llai tiara Ruprrcht Tho*e attending were, Mr*. ni*tlc tn sympathy and lauded the {or ,|)e nr,.iJy children I Pretty garni*h for tomato a*. I'rarnck. ... „Mrs. ..Kker V;*' Ameglc-n S-c g*..n f«r lj.fc.ns •" M> le, Franklin was elected .................................. . a,,.. electerl pie: pic: eaulifloweret* (conked an.I Mr thee m / w r .V t i \ e d fhrt Z n \ n mVm£r* br l' halrmlr' "f ^ » r d nf represent-,.tullr.l „r „,**, M-rinkl.d w.th *>rlhc m ^ ^ ............ r ' H o .u ^ M i r j ^ ; ' a ^ r t V ^ t r .-; ; ^ 1 " t > T ^ « n / ....... Hcrdman was|mmced . v,________________ Blanche —....... Carlton, Mr*. Roger Harris Mr*' men! nf the United Stales in school -.fMAScoet J. P. Wilson, Mr*. Thrnn.1 Hatch»n'1 m ,<* ett. Mrs. A. O. Roberts. Mr*. Mil- *“ **• . ... I’sm Kirk. Mrs. I t * Patton. Mrs Thf of "»T. Mr* * Grady Herman. Mrs. Rreckenridge. i ^ McVltkar M SC pJlertburg p i.t Mis. Irving Fclntrerg. .nd the hosc( «h? . I>ec*nd« U -° f ,fi Chapter. Washington. D. C. re tessrs. viewed *ome of the work done hy the National Society during Its fifty-two yeir* nf activity. Shr Rev., Mrs. Spear praised the great number of con­ LAST TIME TODAY servation protects in many states. Are In Hernando Rrv- R- If. Jr.. pa*tor of the She deplored the fact that the Bell * «H\ It ’s A l w a y s Fir*t Natarene Churrh In Kan-! Tower at Valley Forge Memorial ford, will I,# conducting revival Park, which had been paid for hy iathe C ^nmCOUOB« services in Hernando, Tha strive* the DAR wa« credited to the vari­ \ »-owc o l ° g i n s K i u y *D a n D a i l i y ous states Shr said that her work began Oct. 20 and will continue CYOCHARIBSS’DOLORISGRAYiOk each night through Sunday Oct. on the nationrl board had given her \ .10. The Rev. Don Croft -I* pa*tor an Indght into the American vx»y j M i c h a i l Kid d * * J ml «ce her . . . ) nil'll w.,nof the llrniandn rhurrh. Mr*. of thinking and doing a* exempli rlrr, hnw cm I'rn n r)" . du it! fted by (he activities of the ori Spear will accompany Rev. Spear. A dream-dr***, nf "•,1 *”'l r|hTh* Rev, Jeste lltannon, Na- ganintlon Tomorrow Only — Double* Feature h»n. matfhtrg hslil^rw? Hair tarrn# Flldae, will ho gue»t speak­ The buildings nf (he DAR had firmly m ntel In to vmi .an ONE O F THE er in the absence of th» pastor hern turned over to tha Red Pros* hru*lr It! Sh* enn*. move* her for Iti use during the two great at all the regular services. *>c«. wear* slip, pantir*, Sovk*. F U N N IE S T 4, stars. Tkc.auditorium Wji* the only • l.->r«! Add grated Irmots find and building In Washington which rent­ LOVE raisin* tn plait, cupcake hatter ed to Negroes and allow ed the for school lunrh boxes. eolored people tn buy tickets for S T O R IE S ' ^ I 0 Founders Day Celebrated ByLocal lts a r f ItClRJ *ig S T T » •143 ■■ - FEATURE 4:07 a:.1S 0:03 huggrbl, Intrable armful— a Penney * *t aay kid aould hive! H»'« plush ravun with anlppy vinyl no*r. lolling rye* —evrn wear* a ribbon. Cho«*e bmwn and gold, blaxk anJ white. Ruah In today— 2 .66 ' 'J (pJZA A �•v banfee W ins Carnival Race new YORK lant*# VM’t be any la** effaeliv* in the «fM Olympic* becauia of hi* hitch to too Marts* Corpi. to faH, * may help. ••I haven't bees running th* mil* it all ilnco I v* bees is th# Marlsoa," laid 8*ntr« betora beading back to Qmntlco, Va., today. “We'ea been running atricUy dlaIn ca rare* down there, but it'* kept ma Is rail food ihape " THE SANFORD HF.RAIJ) Pag* « Frl. Oct. 21, 19SB Legal Notice l.Raat. sortc-M I t t i r a to Tin: tcmlio or l« m » T in c To am ■ 'V *'• • » <_.___. • will _L*. r r- - 1- --« '■ •f th* n tr Mi m i x a-«f»r4. Pl*ftl» until Mil 11*0 III* r 1m. ► »r I. lilt for UralakU* ’ ***[*’ tlna aklf»r»a l»r III* isaUr* r*’« tiOiMnoit ladlej. lual amartmiiiii ma»t l>* ■i..in r.-alnl «l •'<>' . | CM*(| e«*l wllti t » ri<t rnanit gilt I I Ir.oirM lira **• partra.M lull""* la /cent I ltaaa aaat kulKina »a ll»-» a'lt a Irampat fira «t»i«aniri*M ■ttaga na aarh ala*,*— • lla pnakata. Inwar 1 writ an. katlng ranraa N-> II Irllj • flalag klark ra»«a >* tragical • aalaaraa alaara I'ala* • la«ile kraaii anrkata. I plain *•*•*« 1 pla.p irwar. _ . | Ttraaaaa's anata I * flat paas* rkrama plata wltk fir* Oaparlaiant fcattnna la front — • alaava aaat kultaaa an lla* krona plat* flra Oapartwmt attiaa •* aark »!*#*• — gl4a pnrfcaia l"W*r I w*lt pa/k. ptlag ranra* No II 4rlll — lla. lag klark raroa '» tr*pirjt ^afaaai* altar* llalng. Ia«l4a ratal po'-watt, I plala aatk. 1 ilala Warar. ..f ptalt *Ma wl r tlrr *'f p talt with t al* gn4 I hip porktit *«4 airh pKkti wsicn a*” "»'i. porkatlng roatii'ia ran. • I ( t at* Na. It rill — plala aaamt. Ill aklaV’ta k* l»»T wool ark Mat flatk. II at •ar*» 4n**a fatt aalar alr-kta artp eplln aklrta. twa flap parkaig —-»rt*4 alttt , 4oa*a whlla popllg w'aitr t i n s sat*ort*4 a sorifq a n** alrtt alttt 14* will ha npaa*4 la tka pfflra Ika Ctlv Maatgar. Clip Hail. ...N r* JTtorMa. Noranhtr I. tail, at I P. m Tfca Clip of P**f*r4 r*. eacvta aka right to aaaapt tka low aat aa4<np h*tt ki4 . II Jnhatna r’urrhatlng Aesaf Hi* fis fU a f Valvaraity a# K it•at fraduat* certainly looked Ilka money Is the bank lait sight In the Olympic Carnival In Madlaon Square Carden Ha ran the mil* is 4:(d l — ireond faileit ever la the Carden and aisth faiteit tndoori. 'T think I might have don* a litUa better,"* he aald “ But It’a only the beginning of the leiaon. I know now tnat aa a rem it ef the ditlance running I alwaya raa run a fairly good mile. I think It might help in '44.” Hefure he ilart* hit Olympic plant, though. Santee will go after (iunnar Nielien'a world indoor record ef a bM and try to run the four-mlnuia mil*. After five laps, the rare lait night waa atrtctly a two man affair between Santee and hi* old iparing partner Fred Dwyer. Howerrr, I* waa appafent that that any time Santee wat ditpoied, he could p a n Dwyer. He became ditpoied on th* lait lap and won unofficial kickoff of th* ItM Olym­ pic fund railing campaign. Satur­ day haa been proclaimed Olympic Day by Preiident Klienhower and that will iigmfy th* official start of th* drive. t m i n *d « t*s r im ir e Bf Tka 4*«ar<ai*4 Prea* t»* Algal** —Pin' Hirala* Jla•a*l. Ill I I. TIJua**. Mail**, «*taniiiiae Jarkta Spureaua. lit. Kaw Tark. l» Pan granrlaea — Tamm* Camaa, II*. Phlllpi'in.*, «ulp>.'n,»4 lahnBr Ofl»g«. lit, Oahlan*. «'*|t* I* naira. I4ahn — Mlrkar hk»4*l lie. ftnlia. auip*lai*>l n-k Lait*. II* Silling*, Manl. I* nauilaa. T**. — flay ftlnjaa, 111. Nnmlan. auln*lai*4 R*l**4 A*ram*. Ill, rhll*4*tpkla. I*. Dick Rrendergsat, Homewood, 111., aophomoro end, led Notra Dam*'* squad la playing Urn* la hi* first fame. Ha played 44 minute* la th* IMt opanar against BMU, Ike Irlih winning 11-4, O lo b o -T ro t-T ra n 4 pi h B tN N tf O O S T S fiM A A N , o r M/CH/9 AM, /H h i s Q r * * A S iA S OH » M A* M A D £ ' J § COACH f W A lA ? ' / / b c M APED BACK t o TH E B io TgH HgtSHTS. f V e u s e n * Feds, Ketterlinus Game Expected To Be Close fr> $ X l IB / TELEVISIO N V" I - wwww re rnaunaL a sblahuo H-**k Ik* Bank >l**-iu*t*4* Pole |u« pirtura a-s* off wnunav woanina •taw-Oa f K i n a B*aama • *•-w •*th*r a »* t :* I* I* 11.•• if «* Boi*ar* Pi. itaa Tk*aue r a io a r a r u a io o a A4***iui* wiib Oa*l* Wall wua am H>ek*a KVKVIVO frl* I I* it»B.*«aOiar.laarl* I II O k a D a l e N * « * II* Fuliaa L**i* Jr. !t i* " H* M a rala* Sk*w « a Muai<al Varl«il*a a.a* I •* l P a l t a r a : -* kl*m* APTwanooa 5 1* Ku**l4* Tk**lra u if ate*'** I «* rru**4*r Pr*(r*a< S h i * I II PI*,too,** *r Star* ti is B*w*-w*itn*r Th* IJttup Jar a Parr liiit i.is P*r**a T* r*r**a n«lr«i*> Tra**t*r it Th* VI** n b«n Q L«wl* Shaw ii*« s: Mr* of n<l*y i is Pllm Par* ii>** k**i iM'<* w**ia*e Th* III* Pajnff t •« ii n • i* uk Creak, *k*w ti.i* Aaa'tffV T**4,f* e S*t**r t ii a ia *•«»•* Bi*m •ATrwnae e>" Tour Accaukl ii* woanins i •» <>i.I4*« Tour * I* f'l* Ctn tin X<*l-» aathar w u a tv m A « m a t;w ilr uiuxd JA IN M ItlU a > i* k il lk , Oink »r< To* PMin 4 V i >** n», rtna*r* ArriMvno* i*.i* An4, • U*r>e hlWkt, tlo-1 ** CluU l ** Hi** Tn* Bln T«e RVBVIVW i i .i* r r a i ** * IVrlork n*r/,rl A m aanoa i is f>ou* L4war4* 4 K*w* II II kl««l« Xlatln** « t* i-tul* III *.44, Araald T »* Hem* til* • i .r Mill flrook* m s iia * *• Cmlral florid* Skawr*** I :•* Th* Cru**4*r • J« l"a,fcou** af Star* * I* I'-nair, frallc* » -•* The l.in«u* »:** P« Plrlur* I 10 erton i» p*r*ea linn** n*nnn*r* r i* “ I# •* ttItt Pa** *i#i l^ralla Tn.n* Shaw 1 : 1* Knr4 Star Jukll*# I* II J*t I'nkfl4*atl*l TV Th*alr* t * 1* 1*1** limn* Ola Oar, III** Naw* 4 Wootaor II •* Oollae A a*-**4 II IS l.af* Ikow Ski II l | arar.i*hi Tarawa ‘ ‘I* *«atk*r.M*wa ti i* Baw* a at** e>f( a iv ta n a v l.U a aa-orr ■oaniMQ t 41 IkAailr, On Pars** arwwAT Arrennona I »• Vllkk, Dink 4 Tan I I* A>4> a flana II •* Slaa-On Pmaraia lliu a* i: -» Srn *-\\ rrihrr »• -• *'lr. la Y Rah'k tiia Cirri# r Raacfe ii ta Thl* i* tha Ufa ia a* Huffala Kill 12 . «a Warm-l'a t» l« Valtt af Taa. R*k(ar* Hill Pro-Parlhtll 11 •* Mi* Tap • •* Soiaitr *f r.eluaa 12 a* natl«rn Uarthall ♦ I* furlinh'a 12.2* Laa* J«*ia Sllpar I il Infaiirr Oa ParaAa im a s o n * f:*a n*rk*i a-iu*a 1 •* W i»k, liiak A Vo* lit! Wauefmal I 2* W114 BIU Hlekak ■VBUIBS TMA I I I Ij h I* l«B PIcluiO II I Jack H*any a n Th* rhrl-mphar* 4 •* Thl* la Tha Ufa * Tn**! "f Ik# Ta* • OB Thaatra fill N'ir4k, irk L4*aao Ra4 Parham • A»*latiw*at with ASrarlar* hm Tla Tia awa aaikar Bvauraa Gulfstream Park a •* Orani Ola Oar, * !• Cnuntr, Troll* Mlaa* rhnw Announces Added fVaV ll-ina, mooaerp Two i nr Ta* Maaa, Tori liar Money For Stakes I* a* Sluila If JublUa Th* Clark MIAMI. Ta. XI - Oulfitream I* I * B**l 11 •* 1 ^ 1 0 ak*w Part raca track hat announced llif* *•— t r V ^ v 0" Sm.MM In added money tor It Tailarw taiga T**l itakea and handicap racei to be jii*a a-.ulk*l4* Pra«»,ia l*flaa Charth brld during the meeting Mirch S- ti 12 a* llama Fair April « . ItM it a* hi 1111na | Marla Th* Florida Derby, with tIM.MO I:** fjila* Cnuraaaaaa fladaklaa V. Clark Brawaa In added money, will he decided on t aa II Qmalbii* iff Taw Ara Tkars Saturday. March 14 with leading It Tori Thiatra l-year-olda competing. Th* Gulfii* rnvaia a#<r#i» if* Tm ii af Tawn itraam Part Handicap, tor S-y*ar** O B Tfcaair* old* and up, will carry IM.ooo and iM 5' m ' wiik Aiv. Wto b# rwi March T. If fraat'a M, Liaa Other major racei: I# •* Buada, N*w* lira l*i i* Air** Br*« March S. Iio.ooo Armed Handi­ jt:|i link Cuarmlag* lk*w cap; March T. 110,000 Hutcheson II »• TI*. Toolbalt HlfkllahU Handicap; Maiyh 10. I1S.000 Apple- till* Sian Off aanuDAV ton Handicap. March 14, HSOOO Tail Palirrna Mnralae ahaw Fountain of Youth: March 20, IIO.­ Banppara Oats* OOO Dinner Slakes; March >t. IkS.Kaw» Arthur Oa4fr», 00B Suwannee niver Handicap; Sirlka It Blch March ST. 110,000 Singing Towtr y allaal Lai, va af Ufa Stake* April I, 111,000 Juvenile e r*b faar rTrow SUket. efry ; Marblg, n S-y*ar-oM thorough­ .on •« Mnhl O I o bred owned by Mr*. Anioa Big*, low, U named for Larry MaePhait, former president of tho New York if • term Yankee* and Brooklyn Dodgarf, Arotoatl new n Maryland breedar. I f e • UBB III / hOHSAt H*% P te n r v c * M A n P o w e* ,» o r rue p o t Wt-O CATCH0 * /¥ Ml* P/PST T H P tl SfAiO ** Pi* TfAH* hwv 2 c o s t t p e n z p p f l i * a h p t i p pop A U p, t o r *>Nci r u e t p<* $ t i f m a * 4 * MAHT p e A P L /H i* a * P A **e *. /* BOH BBA MiB, P I A HAP* rM H B n n e * r H IM a r e r c » 2 tfifu c s * !H C t A B U T HA H I P 'O O t r m A B A A H . 0 Fight Results Y o u ’l l U k o to th o v a n • y A la n M a v tr C o lleg e F o o tb a ll Starts Second Half By JOHN CHANDLER Th* Associated Press College football heads Int# the second half cf Us IMS srhedula this weekend, sad moit aoaference champieaihip* and the hl| New Year's Day howl gam** art far from settled But the men are be­ ing separated from the boys, and a tot of light to beginning to filter through toa shadow*. Oaa *1 to* major games tomor­ row lavolvtai eoaftrsnes mala bring* uigathar Oklahoma, peren­ nial champs of th* Big Seven, and Colorado, both uodtftaled. Okla­ homa I* favored, although If (here la aay Big Sevea team with a rhanrt to beat them out of an O r a n g a Bowl asiignmrat It's Colorado. Maryland, which la sipectrd to rapraaawt tbo Atlantia Coait Coafaraaea la toa Oraag* Bowl, will havs • scrap aa Ka hand* agaiait once-beaten Syraruie la another big battle ef the day. Michigan, the nation’s No ! taam Just ahead of Maryland, haa lla ayes on tha Roi* Bowl. Howevtr, tha Wolvariaea havt a hit of buitnass thl* week with Minne­ sota la the Big Ton Conference icramMa Wliceaila. Mod al to* top ef toe Big Tka heap with Michigan, must tmeek aff Obis Slate Saturday to ramila to th# running Clemaaa got the weekend rolling yesterday wtb • M-U Atlantic Coait Conference declilon over South Carolina. Th* victory, de­ rided In Ihe first period when Clemsoa's Jut P a i l l e l scored •wlce. put the Tlgen In a Drat Plate tie with Maryland with a >4 roeard. Thera ara fir* game* aa to­ night, and ha watched with Inlareit. although H has no bearing oa eonferenro or bowl bids. UCLA, a *avort te for the Pacific Coait Coafsrtnco title and Uit Bom Bowl job If M can gat pail Washington later, goea out•ids tbo brotherhood to meet Iowa of the Big Ten. Washington, a winner over South era California, takes mi Stanford tomorrow and should via without too much diitieulty. Auburn, winner over floorgla Tech and with the leutheaitarn Conference ard Sugar Bowl peak­ ing ovtr a far-off horitea, picka on a patiy—Purmaa. Th* Southwost Ceaferoaco ehamplonahlp may aot bo eettled for another few Saturday, with Baylor, Trial AAM and Southern Metho­ dist still la the running Hawerar, Baylor meets Trial AiM tomar row, and th* winner may wlad up a favortt* tor the tit]*, and a Cotton Bowl data Jan. I. In the other four top attraction* tonight, Ttaaa Chrlillaa plays Miami, Denver goes against Brig ham Young, unbeaten Boston Col­ lege mrrla k'arquett* and Okla­ homa AAM tackier Detioit. Perhaps the South's best Satur­ day gam* la Pitt venui Duke, th* unbaatea Atlantic Coait Confercare team that edged Ohio Mato a wash ago. Notr# Dame, which lost I* Mich Igan Stats last Saturday, will try to recoup aat'onal prestige agaiait dangarous Purduo. Michigan Slat* and lUlnoii, bowavar hava per­ haps the hast gam* la tbo Midwait Ibis week Navy should bo ahl* to blow down Impotent Pennsylvania whBa traveling at ualy half ateam, bat Prlaeetaa aad Coeval Igura to bar# a tough fry Laagua batfla. - RECORDSHI-FI R J XX n i;S in ^ in Ketterllnui hai plrnfy of p«*c%, By B. HUGH ANSLEY “ If Ketierlinui bcata us at all, plenty of eipenence, and plentj of tt won't be by tha tcort predicted.'' playtra. ait«rtcd head roach BIU Fleming AU this addi up to «na thing: If yesterday. The boyi are awfully the Fcdi win they will b* bring­ tore about the way they were treat- ing glory to themselirs and If Ihry rd lait Friday night by Palatka, loot* they wJi still do tbemarlvff and they are determined not to let proud if tha* can hold the score the same ihtr.g happen again to­ difference to within on* touchdown. And that's what our prediction ii; night.'* The Feds are a five touchdown we're out or a limb ind saying that underdog as they travel to St.'Au- Ihe game will be rloie enough that giiitlne to invsd* K etierlinui.!one touchdown will make th* difThey wound up a spirited short ference We h u e thit on th* out. scrimmage yeiterJay with a brief standing performance turned in by diiruiiion of the pertonnal man the boyi In tirim m ige thia week, ning the Kr'ierlinui team and a Kickoff nm» la g o'clock tonight rumraary o* the itradegy to be In St. Auguit'ne. uied against them The Fed* looked better this week than they ITHACA STAND-OUTS hase all aeaion. deipite the TALLAHASSEE - Threw ef big dent In the wall earned bv the Florida Stole University's foothill injuries to guard Howard Allred coaching ttaff member*, Head and center Brantley Schirard. Al-, rowrh Tom NV*ent. Aiitatanl though Allred will be In the itandi Foach Frank Toomey, and Trainer Schirard will go into the game with fv>n Faul* are araduatei of Ithaca « alight limp (N. Y.) College. “ Next to Seahreeie. Ketierlinui la perhaps the fined team in thli NEW C.Wt section of Florida," in d coach TALLAHASSEE - F l e r l d a Fleming “ E<en if w# *r* defeat­ Slat* University-'* male alumri, ed. we are not putting lha fan* to a imall group line! FSU beranik •ham* ’* Ketierlinui h n a fine co-edurational in 1217, recently farm ayitam Tha boyi in the »l*. pr„ fnlw1 ,fMl| Foothall Coach Ihe grade there are at familiar Xom .sUfc.rnt *ii}, t new Dodg* with the fundamental! of football dation wagon, aa are the eight graders at Seminoli. And that Ii not a ilam at NOTICE Seminole Ketterllnui la a much larger irhool and they have a I wiD not he riinomthl* for coaching staff large enough and anv drills incurred hv anvor.a enough uniform to itari dressing th* boyi out at an early age. other than hr mfielf. That’s rough competition.' Coach Fleming said he irai pleated that his boys wer* going on th* same field with iii.h a fine team. “ H w* loo»e.H the mentor said, “ we will still do oorselvfi proud, but if we happen to get th* breaks, amt our defeoaa holds aa well as we think they wt'l we may bring back victory number 4. If wa can scort, art'll stand a good ehance.*' The Feds have done a wonder­ ful job thl* year. They have made a complete change In offensive formation, fmm tha aIngle wind to tho split-T. Thia ia uualiy followed by a long looting slump, but tho Seminole club hat drawn the admiration of th* fam by running up a string of three victories agalnit a singular defaal. II mutt be admitted that tha games they have before them and the fam e they had writh Palatka la with su­ perior team* compared to tha ones they havt faced thus far this a c t­ ion. Th* Fads hava a great man­ power abort age ia their limited personnel Thai I* a problem not realised by lb* Ketterllnui club. J. 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" '• || ||jj H w p ^ ., ‘--‘ Missionary Band Of Local Church Has Sewinq Circle Social & Personal Activities v CONYKNTION rn iN D C D Mr and Mra. Allen Oahrtager o Ur. and H i Cbirlet t . Wagner Locutt Valley, Long Ulead, have and Mr and Mra. William L. Wil­ liam* ta«vt been attending tb* 2WU> llolary O i i l r a Convention at the Otange B'oi* m Hotal la Sarasota. Wagner li r*.b!p» th* oldeit paitm ailer Ir Votoila county bt» term oi oIlK-a da i».« from IPO* *hen br became pa*tma*tar ol St Alban* Uvlia No i* ia Brooklyn. War-«r « a t a dalafata from tba Saalord m Rotary Clun W BAZAAR PLANNED Mr*. Harry Sallart la chairman for tha Arm itica Day Baiaar to ba bald In tba PaRary Community Center From 10 a a lo 10 p m Thera will '•* attractlom. from •ilat booth* »«. pradicllona of the future by Manama Zanga At 5 p m. thar. wtu ha datlcioui dinner, by reierv.tiop only, for ** ****** _ bataar will mark tha »acond birth • day of the fowtdtng the Comma tt> cantai and will welcome every­ one ot tba cuPimunRy TALI c ia t n At tha rw ant meeting of tb* Wnman'a Auatliery of All Saintt Church Mr* Marlon Roberta «»*« an enlightening talk on the little advarthad United Thank Offartnr Tiny aqu.r* bl-t* botea are found la many Epucopal homat; In them • go tmall coin* »hrn b'.aaitng I* recorded by the buiy homemaker: parhapa a party.cak* that turned out 'Jutt right : • from a faraway ton; • a nntipactad trindneai F ro m a p t ay to a dime to • dollar theta thankful win* are * * * * * * * * , reiented at a npwclnl b ^y eommunlon Lait n a r o*ar M.ono.OM 00 wat collected from theia tiny blue bniat and uaod for eharltable pur- oeea vluting nit parent!. Mr. and Mrt. Arthur H Dahr'nger The lour motored to Key Weil tbit neck. Mr and Mrt. E uur Tidemaa tave been entertaining their urn. Ed. hit wire and tno babir* lor the patt •hi-** neelit .The young couple returnee lo Bloomfield, N J . yetterdav by plane. Mr. tnd Mm . Louit St. Amand tecently gave • party honoring the oirthday of Mrt Ann* Wtllgoove la k e t <nd punch nere terved to Mr and M it Henry L Wood, Mr and Mrt E ar' Pickford. Mr. and Mrt Wallace P Cabler. Mr. and Mrt r h*rle» C Wagner and Aithur Willguo**.. PMIDAT City Wide Youth Revival at Firtt Baptiit Church at 1:30 p. m. A Junior High School Hallowe'en Dance a ill he held ai the Celery (.rate at I to to 10 JO p m. RATL'RDAT The Seminole Chapter No. Two OES mill have a banquet ia MeKinley Hall at * JO p n ." For re tervationt contact Mr*. W. t Rainet 2or holly Av*. Rartnra Horn will be cloied Oct N The SNA AS Olficeri Wivet Club will have a chicken barbecue aupper and iquare and round dance at • p. m. Food will be terved at T with dancing at I p. m. Herman Bota and hit Country Play Boya ®*°Vie Rplac jpallan Auafllnry will will provida music. bold a baked and plant tale on A special meeting It called ... Nov • to fr.nt of the new Mr* tha OES Member* to th* Masonic and ten cent etoro In DeBary. Lett Hall. Pretent m epecial gueett year the aale. B waa recalled, end^ will be worthy grand matron ef ed almoet at aoon ai « *•*“ • • * th* But* *f Florida, M itt Esther ehurch women the world over bare Livingston ef Hemetleed and ■n attured reputation for fine bak Worthy Grand Fntrow O. W. In*. Cara dathed to to make pur Louie ef F t. PUrca. •UNDAT eh atea. receipt* were rung up and _ear* Joekeynd ttelf way out to Tb* First Baptist Tauth Chair • to ib a room lor new euttomart will held rehearsal at I p. n . Everyone mieretted to donating Th# Firm Method lit Church will pleat* eootaet Mr*. Roberta will ebaenra Laymen'* Day. Tha nr Mr* Erlckenten. Mitt Ratherlne morning worship service will be Lite* will be • ebarge of the plant conducted by the laymen ef the aale* and nil* be aiilited by Henry Church. Th apeeker will be H. Allen, District Lay Laader Wood and Ear* Bickford. ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED tha Orlando District. Party ChapCn Tuetdav at no** a ddnn maa la tha lay leader a t th* neighborhood friend* at Mr. and First Methodist Church and will hlri Everett Waite gathered to b* to charge of th« service. TVESOAT ^celebrate tbetr Hit wadding an^ivaraary Mr Walt* who recently Tb# Unity d a ta will meet at aufferod a heart attack to eeaealee 1:41 p. m. to tb# Valdaa Motal tb# Rev. Carolyn Parsons ctng at home from h bdepllal atay with He mitted kit daily chala with a a* teacher. Th# publl# la Invited. The Fidelia Clast ef the First pirrakcet belonging t* Mr. and Baptiat Church will meet at hlri. Harry Keck. So the Keck family proiented him with a blue p. m. at tha bom* ef Mrt, I- F. parrakeet an thie annivertary. The Garner, f0« W. l«th Members wif* of Rer. PoynteU Kemper of group ana will be baste. Th* Pilot Club will have Its roatted a large turkey: Mrt. Sterling Reiner baked two pie* and regular dinner maeilag and FoundSeveral friend* aent to goodie* far • r ’a Day Program to tba Tacbt Club nt l:SB p. m. Boland 1* Doan n b * party .Other gwoeto worn Dr. Brace will ba guaot apoakor. Campbell Mr and Mr*. Robert Tb* Reminola High School Rand McVea. Mlta Ana* Marihatl, Mitt Aiaoclattim will bar* a regular ley Blackburn and Sterling Reiner. meeting to Mm Band Hall a t PERSONALS Mr. and Me*. Wallace P. Oabler are motoring to Eau Oalli* for a weekend'* n u t with Mr. and Mra. Marry Cook Mr. and Mr* Milton P. Latimer teava been vacationing for two Tnoatbi « sapor Haw York and Connecticut ' The Women's Missionary Rand of The Church of God of Prophecy, met at th* hem* of Theodor* Johns and tho lata Mrs. Johns, Lake Monroe, Wednesday. Th* meeting s a t held In th# form af a tewing circle, and a lap lunch was served to tho fo|. lowing pooplsi Mrs. Ttd Jones, Mrs. O. W. Hall, Mrs. C .T. Bw e f ­ fort?, Mrs. E M. Cain, Mr*. Phoebo Duncan, Mrs. Joe Petty, Sirs. T B. Kinard, Mrs, Mary Kinard, Mrs. V. w . Davit, Mr*. O. E. Hunter, Lee, and Silts Janet John*. Th# nevt meeting will bo helu Tuesday night at 2&07 Elm Av#. Mrs. Humphrey Installs Heads Of.Dorcas Class Th* Dorcas Clast of th* First Baptist Churrh met Tuesday night at g p m. In the home of Sira. J. P. Cullen on Crystal Point with Sirs. A. L. Thomas as co-hostess. 1 Sirs. A. G. Spears called the meet!' g older and welcomed every one present. Mrs. M. P. Haynes brought the evening devotional. Th# new officers a ere'Installed In a beautiful Installation service conducted by Mra. Clyde Hum phrey who instated th# follow Ing officers for the year; presl dent, Mr*. II. E Spears; vice-presl* Mrs. II. K. Weekley; sec# Cadet Alvin Wright dent, tary, Mr*. R I , We.throok; at slstant secretary, Mr*. Raymond To Receive Leave Murray,* treasurer, Mrs. Royd Q. Colonel Ren A. Thorns announc* Jtm'th; devotional ehalrman, Mr* »d that th* 'ir tt "General Leave" M P. Ilsynes; historian, Mrs. G at Georgia Military College starts Friday noon, October SI. and will SAVE THE JEWEIA rontlnu# until Sunday night at When going awav on vacation try l# :J 0 p. m. to gvuld leaving your houie ripe Th# general leave marks the tor a tsiirirvi'as Cancel your null end of th# firet ala weeks of achool and newspaper deliveries tnd In and tha mid-point of the first i hum vout local policeman that you quarter'* work. M ld - q n a r te r are away. grade* will he given out to the students Immediately after the) tending GMC this year. Cadet return from leave. Wright It th* ton of Mr. and Mrs Cadet Alvin O. Wright It on* of Jo* II. Wright who lives at 26<il Ih* slaty-ono Florida atudrnt at* i Magnolia Av*. NEW POWER! Short Stroke power In fiery model . . . and at r n t r in coat! New Kurd Truck* for '56 give you power inermaan up to 'M X. You get rolling fuator, cruise at tualainad kJgkway npaoda and have more nwerve fniwer! A Harris; courtesy, Mrs. Caroline' Riggers; fel!.n»st-ip, Mrs \\. I Crabtree; publicity, \lr». E. C. Campbell; group captains. Mrs J E Andrews. Mrs. Curt ia Lavender Mr*. Ed Smith, ami Mra. Charles Hen had. Mrs. Gardiner then etplaine.i the meaniri; of the class name. Dorcas read'nt from Act. 911. Class (rejects for the coming year were discussed and Voted uyon. No further business wat held and a social hour was con ducted, by Mrt. Cratdte# Garnet were p!a>ed aid pritet won by Mis. Smith. Mrs. Humphrey, and Mrs. Cullum. Delicious refreshments of arpl# pte a-la mode and Russian tea were s e r v e d to th# following; Mrs Raymond Murray. Mr*. Robert Co hen. Mrs II. II Fortner. Mrs. II. E Spear* Mrs. F. M. Wilson. Mrs. Chuiomudnq^. W. Gtrdinsr, Mrt. John Cullum.| THE SANFORD MER.M D Mrs Clyde Humphrey Mis Clyde F r l. O ct. 21, 1H55 T age 7 I'tetcy, Mis. Royd Smith, Mrt J K. Andrewt, Mrt. J. B. Phillips, Cretton Av*. with Mra. Caroline Mr*. II. E. \ an Nest, Mr* M. T. Digger* at ro-hottesi. Haynes, Mrs. Curtts Lavender, Mrt. Caroline Riggers, Mrs. II I. Westbrook, Mrt. W. R. Crabtree. v io a /W rM i t s v b Mr*. Cullen, and Mrs. Thomas. Nor. at R p. m. wti set as the date for the nest meeting at th# home of Mr*. 9 r. ft*vour on TW k> NEW PERMANEN . . th e r e -o p e n i n g o f CLARK'S DRIVE-IN (A COMIM.KTK IIK S T A IU A N T ) • Look Lwrf’lff, \ c 'Look Younger Wtth a Professional Glamour W ax. Saturday, October 22 —11:00 a.m. NOW UNDER FR C X C H NEW M ANAGEM ENT AVKM K ,1 -n th STREET ---- :------- SPECIALS -----------HOT DOGS 15c HAMBURGERS 25 - 30c SUNDAES 15c wm 15c MALTS 25c-30c SHAKES 20c-25c NEW SAFETY and COMFORT! New D riitru td C ab comfort, plua (lie proUvtion o f a.if«>iy f«Mliirr~i you ru n 'l got in any ullu>r Inn k* . . . new Idfogvuird atcvring Wluvl, m-w l.ifs-gimril tlstsir lutein s! F rs le il PeaceeV R ibv Ecnols rilU .N K 0fi< Monteruma Hotel Private Entrant* 3rd A Msg N E W C A R R Y IN G C A PA C ITY thmu,hm,« th. line. New Ford F-5UU “ 1 1, ionner," for esam ple, ha* nrw l.'i.ikio lb (iVW —an increase of I.OiM) llus.l New higher. cri|MK'ily tulw less* urea standard ec|iii|>menl on ell ntoslel*! MoreHorsepowerper Dollar K * r d T n i t kii fo r ’fifi give you t h e w o r l d ’o g re a tc e t I n c -tip o f m o d e rn S h o rt S tro k e p o w e r . N ow , y o u r c h o ic e o f rig h t e n g in e * —oeven Y - 8 'o anti a S ix —fro m 1.73 t o 2 0 0 h .p .J O n ly Fort! h n i S u p e r io r S h o r t in n e w I F 0 R D I M I C K S S t r o k e p o w e r in every tru ck ! T l t e re a u lt: Ice* po w er w ant* . . . g re a te r g a t m v in g a . . . Ip m w e n r on m o v in g p a r t * . . . m u ch lo n g e r , lo w er-co at e n g in e life. WEDNESDAY TV# Fire* Boptlst Prayer Meettog eorvie* will begin nt 1:10 p. Choose from over 2 8 0 models — from Pickups to B IG JOBS! Tb# Pi rat Baptist Training Union Workw’a CoomR ■ toting will bogln o t 1:00 p. as. with • Shown: new Ford K-lOO B-ft. Kiprrwv Give# you more uaoMf power, Y-8 or Six, than any o th e r truck in it# data. I t looAt th e leader, loot eovarod Blob •noon rn m p a ria o iM of « l makes of tru c k s , board on naf . horsepower a n d suggested Iteft prices, show th a t Ford give* you more power for vnur atnaeg than any oUmbt Irvtrk Una. O nly Ford gtvn you ol| theso now and oxclutivo foaturas « . ____, _ . ... ., . . . r o r d TrockJ are firat with tafety fln t In MW Driverized Calto! Only Ford gives you bo n u n y aafety fcaturaa. . . tubelts* tiros now standard on all models. . I In do other truck engine wfll you find tho complete combination of oodiumcoolod ozhauat valve*, aelf-oenling intake yalveo, otreoo-rclioved cylinder head* I and otbor built-in durability feature* th a t o r o o U n d a r d in today’shaavy-duty Ford Track engine*. H EW ! , f l- F ID O Repress w eirr for bulky toade. avail- M EW / e W t r ir a t it #. um for belie* cold. able at email estra coat. Alan, popular 6 I f ft. Pickup. GVW rating 1,000 tba. w eather sU rtlag. Improved h ig h , speed perform ance, greater electrical reserve. _ y rW f M EW / 99 y t U J f Vaerir-Ouid# Powe# Oieertng new avaiW able on winet eonvrational e*d Cab forw ard Bio Joaa. Stand­ ard on m e n / Ford Taadeanal — I P e e p re n te r L ife guard steering wheel H o °d a lr # r# A P> b a rre l c a r b u r e t o r . help# protect driver from steer­ ing column. Only Ford has ill No aitra i and dual aihaurt system availe m # on Heriaa 7AO and up, fog eatra reaerv* power! MWf k f W f Tuholeaa ttrwa ran up lo «B* eon tor, r .jiv # aatrn mileage, £ 2 * * * V2Z vrhlri# Impart Ford safety etrluriv*. •u ta t ItLandard a a a ll Fo#d Thick i M EW / S n d lu m -a n n la d e a b a u s l valves In h#evnr-dut v engine* operate aa much as 22A'o*>nUr than solidatem trnlvaa, tost toe I*f r l | M EW / R c H -w ra p re a r **f • , , U f tog. Low wrap New tog. KL AND -MORRISON, Inc. TOP TV! NOKL COWARD • UARY MARTIN • ON FORD gJAR JUBILEE, SATURDAY, OCXOBKI SI 20t — -1 n i I �to4 * • - t i I rIO M M O fl 0 . L POKtOVtKT, ■ Rumton mfintto*. brarUrt* that it wMI not be !<>n* befor* hue* atom* p 'w t rt d airplane* ar* making noo-atop flight* around Km world at wperroni* tpeeda. Thasa Htoatr.itmna acaompany »n art tot* In tha Soria* m axi­ m a •'Young Engineer," in whlrh Pokrovrky deicrlhe* how an atomic plana of tha future might l"nk. Tha drawing at toe ahows’a pancil-atia iusg> forward and a hug* ampt-back tad. Tha ahip haa a hundred-toe* flight deck and paaaangrr compart­ ment, a MO-toot cargo aompartmant and a MOtoot alom->at narwlta. At bottom la a drawing of the forward part at tha plana, rhowtng tha pUM»• and paaarngar compartment* and part of tha cargo •rat. 0* tha ground. tall at plana 1* unhitched. Unftod Statar Ambaaaador to H air, ehata with her at CaatH Gandatto, M m Laaoa want to tha Pope* nim m rt home with leaden ad tha Italian Canter tor ReronrilUtion." Tha Pm tiff told than that - -- - - T r w a t aak Hark whathrr to rubmlt to tha tcrrlhla U v ad tha part, namalp war," ar aaak new roadi and help "rebar* mankind et tha war Ineuhua." Ita urged replacement of "co-eeMme* to frar and error* vtfh "OS-aJuaUace to truth and charity." (Itoarughaaad? h Prmafi Premier Edgar P»wr**» Parliament»lait tor governing Morocco'! 10.000,000, hot the “aolutlon" «to-a not mran Franco Praneo la tr nut of vet. Bioodihcd and rioting la Morocco have coat more th at IflOO live*. (Central PrraaJ Paa American Union Building Amorkaa auatooto a rt (ataadtog Dunham, Gooding. Idaho; Kaaa artrrar, Suma Mranker g. hold soma of tho top winner* In the annu.il Reventcan—Save MwChildren Federation Chriitmaa dolt ronteM in Rew York. Tha grand priaa waa won by Judy Pother, II, of Crr\ a Coeur, Mo. R tncledea a two-week lour of flva European countries Rom* 41,000 atria In t! major American ritlca mad* and drcMed tho atoll*. They wlH be amt to needy ynungiten In the rural United Statea Pnd flva Eurasian anantii m by lb * Sava tha ChMdraa FodaraUon. Lawrence Prntfec, TTinklruon, N. D.; Carla OH- j mour, Jeff*non. Ore, and Dr. Anlbal Buitron, dia l rector of labor Immigration, Paa American Union. I Seated (left to right) arr: Donald Erick*on, Cm* I ImnUt, Wyo ; i l l 17 Moon, Amlrrt, Minn.; Ferrell ( Wankler, J r . 1-eran, Utah, and Mary Aniberry, t Sag Ante, CaUlornU. (International SoundphataJj SOItgT W. ROM, » , gave hlmirlt up to a p i trolman-friend and conferred that ha waa tha one who had tried to hold up a branch of tha Manufacturer* Tnirt Company tn New York. Itn«r. a former Army lieutenant Jtma, who Io»t half hi* left arm la Germany raving the Ilf* of a ! fellnw -roldler, wae held la 12^00 bood pending Jury actloa. 1 I I f i <* r if t ? 'a k R in e ia (right) aradtaawiaftorBwy had diaruiaad farm arfcad > *2 * r i a maathm to WaahhvtoiL Lotor, Baaaoa told ranortara that Nlaoa ad ail mamhtoi to the CaMaat woau "aaddl/ behind tha Admlntoratien'a farm program" Aahad tf Cabin** barking toritided Urn legible prim support ayitem, major target o< Democrattr attack*, f INI NOAI Of flaud-ridden Tampico expreti (M r apprrrtatton to tha U .i. Nitrr ky painting a rtgn on tha roof of a homo. Tha Mar/, h u haa* raaculng thouaand* of stranded victim* la the arm and fat »*.*. I atkar peels of Maatoo hy boat and haUaoptrr. ^ Morocco, is ‘fltowa with tha saw Eraneh Dtfraaa Minliter, Plana Billotla, on the latter's antral In Rabat far aa fatopartloa tour of tha Biff country. RUiotte urea rurhod la Maraooa 00 Pramtor Idgat Vaural "trouble shooter." Re aoturaad la Part* odor the tour t* ia U . m ! ] &r *r ; 3 u k • ' (international^ �. *. V 7 O M O R E B U Y IN G AN D S E L L IN G ! p I f I t * Worth A a y th la f E B JM fc f I I t * Worth A d m tto ia * to . CLASSIFIED ADS ARTICLES FOR M LR I RED-1- ill IJ II i n Mracle Concrete On. So# Elm Ave. Phone 1323 THE BARGAIN CENTER 307 .Sanford Avenue Ftrepliaaal Week End Valuev One lot of cotton Drone* Value* to M is $l.no THE OLD HOME TOWN f By STANLEY - PO PCO RN - w T nit—«i s r n iin 14«D h llm u u i ........ .... l:\I M \U 8V*rtd hi MU 1* Twilight «<>• MoftfrAl T i m T «i P r lf lln r On A ^1**4 T I I!ami Vflr A tAO 7 »1 niftl "N** e •#<# N f h i K 4 l! | m n f ll I 1.1( r*f ,N$ll«it$ %3* It • Pftfifftttm* It ft • Horn* R ltd M u ilt IT—At ’ rt.WOltll.LS TRAILERS Jft 11 N’ftm• J/v *. I.A»ftihp# Call T n P r t f f M O D EL “ \ " Font, equipped for lliV« R.|tt Off hunting with »!rrping vpace, gun n n KBIT rack an.l provition* bin S r r at n o n * id «» YOU D O P E ! O V E R --- Large Bath Towel* 24 by 13 . .19 Ladie* Slip* (while they '»•<> . J# Men'* heavy rayon ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED 3- Pantv $i 93 value i paxel co lo r*,. $3.91 BEDROOM HOMES - TRICED Men’* Sock* cotton .14 —Rayon .24 Nylon .34 from $10,600. to 113,000. FHA a rJ VA (Gl) Financed. ODWAM A- T U D O R . IN C. Bulloera n( Finer Homra for Florida Living. Sales Office—2623 So French .Ava Phene 2130 or 29M • Adrortliers ir » rjftUfrtAd J* .** VAj the WanVAd titj Want-Ad JDeplrtment H p m m n i iim­ mediate'- * " ■ " * " r* *" ,h“ r ad*. at •rpoaitble tor enly on# Ineonect vetpoat ttiaaerUn tadir* 31 Gance Hnte .19 Chalet granny night gown 32 M value ....... Colton flannel hahv Hotl* Crinkle crepe Pajama* . . . . . . Gown A Duller acta i»perlal» .......... Childrens flannel gown* ... . il *?f,9 SI S3 32 99 31 59 J. W. HALL. REALTOR. Fiona* Mate Beak Building “ Call H a ir Phona 1730. _____ B U T T E fe tD CO RM / S h e r n ia Ceaerete Pip# Co. f u r n is h e d a p t r . m Weat DC Or CaU a t ru r tl— ture Center lid Weat DC Avalon ApU. Effletaecy. ^ " 7 J # W ________ ______________ ' ■ S.'KSSM "HUZSti I FURNISHED Apartment. MO Park Ave CLEAN (umlahed ant- Ctoae in. V 703 Weat lat St. Phone eiA. DOWNSTAIRS lurniahM a pati­ e n t 703 Palmetto. Phone J. i r i v t U 'ti> . & , ^ . Ry , 5 £ T*%»* r»* mi, W . e ll * ar*« FURNIMIED Three Room ApL wdb i....... Screened po rv n .1' " i l bi* i'rra or Phone 1131-H-g. FL'RNIbHEl) three rooraa and hath IWJ Mapie Ave. Phone lif t, Artarello. 600 ra rk . ROLLED Edge Inner Spring Mall. Matching Bo* Spring, Reaiill. ful Headboard (choire color), Hollywood Legs ............ JU.So metlo.___ fin fi. Ilu y n E q u ity aNlCL three room furnished Apt. and Immedial* Oceupaney in Two 1 2M i Mellonrifle. Bedroom House. Monthly pay. NICE room*. hot water. televliVm. Colin- privilege!. Id weekly. m enu D i m which includes 1013 W. T a sri and Insurance. HuitNISHF.D 1 Itedrom Apt Otltr.W tller Homes —Ph. 1#91 ■Fhone 4J2-W. Nil KEY Ki-rm-hril 5 room Oarase Apt fall III daytime, #63-11 alter b p m. C. C. W'elah. Ft'HMSHED two bedroom down. , alair. Apartment. 600 Park Ave. W Piiiiue 1 4 7 4 . _____________ C A. WHIDDON, SR. FURNISHED one bedroom cottage Reg. Reel RaOMe Rreker —by die month. See R. J . Carroll V,’. R , DOUGLAS, ASSOCIATE •*«lter 4 p m. week-da»a or a n y Ph. I I ~1lme Sunday. Five Points Motel, US 3 Park ala mile* South on 17*12.______ S M A L L Furnlahed Apartment, t- WANTED TO RENT THREE BEDROOM Unfurnished -----------------House. Kitcnen equipped about iovember IS. Call Rlackburn. Igyal Air Station, Eaten. 200. _ CB Conitructlon. _ and Jaloualed Porch. Refrigerator, Wove. Vae. s f e s * la c . C 2 s a . Am Ready for occupancy la 2 weeks. Com, nlefo with utility room, electric . .water hooter, cabiaeta and ear- Oet Weet 13th SL — factory to Yen — A lra ila n m VemetUui Rilnde Roeleaed hood. Sag-proof hole rail tvtfh pfoette ends. Plastic rayon tapes. Cotton or ay km fords. B om kirih d a m s rr 4 P a la t C a U2-U4 Watt tod SL Phono m ApplUae# C « I R Uood furniture, applUnert, toots. 4700.00 CASH • 4c. Soeghianfd, tarry '* Mart. Balance $40 Monthly. ToUl #4.300. Ml la a t l a t SC Phona 1131 A partially finlahed 2 bedroom concrete block home located In USED FURNITURE a fin* new Sub Division enly S CLEARANCE mile* from Sanford. WE NEED THE SPACE Fintih it yours elf — Save dollars YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE RAYMOND M. R A L L .______ Retail ValM Sale Priro O. M. HARRISON. BROKER $79.33 2-Pc. Sofa Bed Suite* 347.00 49 #5 2 f’c. Liv. Room Suites 21.00 & D. Highloyman. Associate l#a South Park Avo. Phono MS 29 93 Wing Chair ............... 11.00 29 63 PI*«Ue Platform Rocker 1807 C E D A R A V E N U E 4* O ttom an................... food 2-B. R. d o lu x .o masonry home, 19.93 Adjuil. taunge Chair f .00 nicely located near high schooL 29 #3 Walnut Dresser Purrad walla, corajnle tile bath. A Mirror .................... m.oo I k e . Range and Refrigerator. 14 93 Dresser Baa* * .......... 3 00 Attractive 10ft f t lot with shade M 30 S-Pr. Twin Bedroom trw a. $0,200. S u ite ............................. 44.00 99.30 Potter Bedroom Suites 30 00 29 93 Large Buffet with LO CH A R B O R ............... am J* B. X. maaonry homo In A-l con- 49.93 Mirror Dining Room Table* .. ]5 on ditluaoni lio 130 ft. n. lot. situated one 29 93 Alum. Chalte taunge _ 10.00 Plenty of Mattre**ea and Rng home we have to offer in its Sprfogr — Make u* an offer 777 c. WRH< PA TH Eirr •» $330 Ifo M ly N I M I U , H i m. ¥ Red* *}£ l’ ESSK1'«KcI FHA laauiwd flcanciog. Sherman CoatCrete Pipe Co. *v««****§»"**»• Dealer” our »Weitfnghouia "Your lia a t m e U 'a a h h P | Maytag Washer* 3A4.SO up Co'eman. Heaters US MagnotU Ave. Phono 1717. <fcc •S&iOTi.‘fS: ‘ CONCRETE Ready Mlted Concrete. Cnnerete Bkwk. Saad, Gravel, Cement Cenerete Ftp# to Meet All Qualifk a dona. Phene 24M Hachtoos, i l l Repairfog IN S. Park PhoM 1742. F ront first floor room. WeU fur nbhed and nt»nr«l iFurnace ui lints heat, hot• —r . cold water In room. Kitchen pri| Alleges Utilities i u r * l a h a d . r Woman. Phone #16-M, 10# Holly Ave. _______ -ery Large 2 Bedroem furidahed Apt. Call eveslaga, 2144. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Oataer had A Magnolia Ph. 1233 “•ed” Bamberger, .Mgr. Open Meeday'a til • p. m. Seminole , *Tvo woi rn o . w o r i.,, , , . i x 14Highest CASH. TRADE-IN prices paid fer Med furniture' Call P3S. WOaon-Maier Furniture Co. 311 C. lat SL T—i .Peto-UvrylerhdfppQev —I HPECTAI 6KRV1CES -I TV SEnVICK )'j«t and Elfuirnl JENNINGS TV CENTER I’hxnr 2313 J. PHA FEEDER Pig*—Rcgtvtered Roar*. Gill;. Rrr»f Sow*. B II. PtlUUKRIf Pm Bemads bug and repairs. Netting Down—SiwcB Mimttty Payments tm .im r—r IL- FLOWERS PLANTS SHRt'ltS AtnOMOlill.K RRunCRS 11 lliw a y 424, 5l » mile* N. L CARS Ovicao. _ __ SOUGHT SOU) TRADED Sherman Contrela Ca, Ray Rent’* Use# Cara Phmm t i n •'Reliable Couple to supplement Oet weal istt Sanford Ave. A 11th SL income by managing local apartment houir. Please give BICYCLE PAINTING reference*, age and other inlnrl» —Metor*/ Ileal*/ Traltrr*— II Storage until X-Ma* mal.on to Bo* IIS V» banlord Manley'* Blkn Shop CLEARANCE SALE Herald. 310 K 4lh SL rhone 2431 m i EVINIti m s and CDUl’I.E — White or Colnre.i. re­ Space lleateri and Floor Furn­ USED MirrOKS liable. with car. to work on l ' i If P SrA KtNU, * aces Liberal Tradn-ln. Ranch near Orlando Woman to goed rondition . . . . 32*30 help with homework, man to t. f. II P . E V IN R t'D K . handle cattle and tractor Hou*o, run* like a tup and ta a ti electricity fumuhed. plu* sal­ ri'u-ni; $2U 0 S J ^ ' I l l ' I .M 5 6 II. p SC O IT -A T W A T ER . ary. Give experience and referIlka mw 139.93 encej L. M Andcr*. Bov 232, 10(n Sanford Am. Phona liU i II P SCO TT-ATW ATKR. Rt. 1, Apopka, FI*. Thone telmixhed ...........................363 V) Tucker 6-4044. i II S E A - B E E .................... 33* JO I*, m . C A h m n n . i , LOCAL CONCERN has immediate -VI F V IN R IJIlK SS000 General O M n rtw need for ouDlsmPn'j young man. 6 HORSE W IZARD .. ItiOO “ffomfi i t DtaUartion" kr»wledge of general ofltc-.- work HI Way 17-91 Phona 14*. 7V* II. E LG IN —run* good exientfal. Thi* is an opportunity New Model, only . . . LVioo fnr the right man Write Hot 7l» M ER C U R Y. Foe Better Plumping X '• The Santoro Ikrald. giv­ No Rot tom Cal. . . 3113 00 Se* or Call ing age and full particular> of 7\* F IR E S T O N E — fjk e n r* A W. J. KING marriage and military *tatu«. •if. I at $39 93 2**4 3*nh Park r i w u M 10 II F IR E S T O N E with Fuel'COLORED Women are making O Malle Tank ............... f 132 50 good profit* jelling for well, Grilli* A lluntrr Conxlruction Cn, ! 10 II JOHNSON, know rovm rtir company. Write with gear shift, tank 3175 00 Home* and Remodeling P. O Rn* 975, Orlando, for In­ Phone 2344 M 4. l o l l iJghlnmg M ER C U R Y 3129.93 terview.” 12 II SEA R E E — -T ' - HOUSE CLEANING - Window*. Verv gon,| rendition . . . . 317195 toll— SALESMEN WANTED - 10’ 3131 OJ Willi, f loor*. Ph. I). C. Cald­ M ER C U R Y C R U IS E R l« II. SCO TT-A TW ATER well. 3149-J. preferably with Complete with Remote eonIniuranre or other Sale* K*nrr. Irol Boa and control cable— PLUMBING lenre. Wanted by top rated ufe only 113193 Iniuranre Co . a* general agent Contract sad renxu work. Pro* agent for Sanford are* Salary eitimatM. R. L Harvey. AM Aim many motor* lorn down fur and eipen*e allowance bated on Sanford Ava. Pto*n* ltM. uted parts. Rraionable. abll.fy and eaperience. An op­ portunity to build your own GATLIN BROTHERS On Sale While They | j«l! agency- with liberal company Drsgur.* and Bulldnier Senrfco New 1933 Model F.YINRtTIES financing. Write Bo* in »*, the Phone*: 2221- Sanford. 2464 - 111 LIGHTWIN, (Sold Out) Sanford Herald for pertonal Geneva T«, FI.KETWIN. (Sold Out) interview. 15 IL FASTWIN Sale - . 3111V) ORLANDO M e n u s BenttooL Or­ 1.5 II. ” ftemon.trator 3245 00 Rr»l Eitate Salesman Apply lando Evening Mar. Call Ralph 25 II RIGTWIN- (Sold Out) Rov S, rr Sanford Herald Ray. 11*4._____________ 23 II. F.lee. Slarting Rig Twin — ... $431 So WORK RANTED - 11 JftsTr 5SE DC—4. GOOD CONDI­ 23 II. Klee. Dem onilralnr JI73 JUN G eajwneneed aateiglrl Men TION 3920. wDhe* work in Sanford. Write COMPLETE OUTFIT SPECIALS nRirr tractor co. to R. S. r- Herald Gia«*. Aluminum or Mahogany u / / Illw ay 17-93 South_______ Phene 301 LAWNS MOWED bv Jerry I-ord. Free ettimate* Phone I3I7-W (4-ft— it lUarNFAh ormrrtJNTTTKA u T o o T L ^ ^ itw rrrS D T in it Filling Station. GimmI location. Living quarter* and cottage in M a rear. S u mile* We»t of Sanford 617 on Mt Dora Rd. Phone 1620 R 40 IWRTRANCR RatM to 1 oUrykaldar* M. G. HOUw-i ■m m m ## ABJMM.PRRM Paata ROGER'S TREE SERVICE -14 R final* Many new model* Jmt arrived. G*Lr trailer* al>o «rxeral mo’ del* of uxed Ixoal* A trailer* on hand, priced reainnabie.' R EW A R D for irtu-n. Notify Super trading Po>\ Ph 90I7*tv, LOST—Thiirvdav mornin-g—llrown Ititlfold with 370, in hilt*. ta«t h rlw ivn 207 E . 10—I St and 1902 Eien rh Axe. R EW A R D . ( all 316 R 72-El.ECIXICAL SURVUTto—a i lUiiiliAlMf. ap*Mla«€W*. and n r r w f . G. II. Uigh, Ovtedo, »a rn -A Phone 1417-Z-J. ___________ A OltRPD Jrtfkftft'ft fh s lf# U ornin c PftAf*»*«Pi Worslftf Ma i l $$ \%DfI4 ft* \l*D *3— I.A IIN D R T • ft vIB pay YOU le tee US before yea buy. Open Evening* and am**)*. Rae*«4de Trailer gale*. M Palatha. Fla. IT - AUTOMOftILKA - TRAU.RRH O at w#ftft it t k m . J i:. CftU ftrexrlA At Nlftft ftrtK rrofthv Rk-rtW fiifnAftV UofRMtf If CftllAld Gn»r#l fln it r a ft'digprd Pftfwtr# 4 ii it 1 • ft Aft*ftn• A• am in n o f V#to 0 €*»ftr*•to llut'iftl b*r»#*1c»m 4for» ftl"$i - «t ltftn«4fftfft| Kr#nrH Mtiftlft m l\A R .2 - A M ill i [• U N A A I 8 A Mfft'ft'l * ’ A* Damp o One hear H • Wart end Dry Fold Fm ithed ta a n d ry a • Sandone Dry Oeanlng Mouth wide l a u n d r a u l Hide Feedmart I 1*6 Kan Mtt M. 7* PROFESSIONAL SF.Rft'ICES 24 C u m p v in S tu d io o f D n n r it]* Foe Trot — Wiltx — Swing Rumha. Samba. Tango. Mamlm, 2-512 Mohawk P. O. lu.v 267 JT-- ~ r i a n o S K R Y IC R — 27 It i* g enorally rrc n g llite d th a t \*o ra n su p p ly y n tir opeilfl if y o u 're in th e p ro . com o f luiiliiiiig — W h at y o u w n n l is xvhat xxe h av e! & HILL LUMBER SUPPLY YARD I OMNI W AND fUJU (HN< Sill—riano Technician Phona 2144. Reals L Sanford k L M A M KiAl \ .7 /A- JU* R3 PAINTING ALL K IN D S Help SEAT COVERS For All Cars I1EAUTIFUL PATTERNS CUSTOM FITTED PROMPT INSTALLATION StricklandMorrison, Inc. Sanford, Florida Phone 200 Wanted FEM ALE Sear*. Roehuek and Co. hat an opemnr In Sanford for a young Indy |,etx»een 20 and .15 veer* of ace. The per«on m ult know toueh tv p . »v»lem and be nhl. to maintain a minimum *need of 95 wool* per minute. Rookkeeping r * . perienre I* a murh He*lred nualitv, hut other practieal experienee nr adranre edu* rational arhiey*m»n^ would )>n rnn*lifered, Applirante m int be high arhooi r r a . duate*. with pl#a*inr person, • litv and rood eharacter, end have the e h illlr and de> *ire to ret along with people. poilttnn offer* a good lUrting (alary. X discount will he given on nil par* rhssei. with grout* ln*nr» •nee, group hoanlUlltatim and profit ahartny plana available. Permanent real, dent preferred. Ik la an Idea) position fer the right The C0NCRI CO. D IC K M A P E S P 'tH On Dry >7— Aetemehil e* . TVaUer* —17 Phuae 9M HftlM Y HllNlltlQ v iftipft! rrm IH mn Tlmft tklaifttpftl rim .. #»pi $I**itl T im / « FuH»» Vrtrnlwr MntUftU t M ? M T !k 7 1ft II M Ift Aft Ik Ift Ift H lA f t Itlfl 1 Ift 1 I ’I ft lift S E R Y ftT C r -1 3 one to u r • Wam and I'liu n e .IIS I Diivs II9 7 -W N ighln JM R. HI M. Goods JftlKft ft»ff I'honr M.1 Rvtorwde lair* R gerylee S p o rtin g ii S E E Fred Ihe lla ir U jliil, f.xr an fll.lix idualired Cut. a n d in s t a l l e d GD U R A L H U B CONTRACTOR T E L 21 M W Mtiftirt Tevr !a4lft« ll»m n T»m * t •r • Club U v n -lfa M lle a u ly Sh o p |n* E. 7nd. BY algrtfa pa a id Dealer* D ealersJnvUed. in We V#to• »*r»'t# At r J - OFFICE g o tA w n a w —n IIAV.NUS (Mticw nacatna 5 ! | Typewntrrs, addtag machtoM, Safe*-Uentail, 314 Magnolia. Pk 44 74BKAUTft’ PARMIRS —24 MAHKIF.TTS lleaulx Nnnk 105 So. Oak Ave. Phone 371 T I L E ru u rn a sD f ii Pft«»n O ’f U f h Clnd Fla. Ilwn* 4131 tail W after 6 p m. TED BURN ETT ROBSON Tree* Removed, Topped. Shaped and Rnared. General Tree 13 N O T ir E S A N D P E R S O N A IJ 113 Surgeon Fre* E s t i m a t e * . PERSON who had””flat In" l»on 1933 rOWERGLIDE RelAIr Chey rnkt-good rondilion-rcatnnahle Phono 309-X-W, Sanford. block on Mellonville about 3 WMI accept trade-in, J0A Avtwr*k« ago and borrowed my cado Ave. JACK, riiiifr return the part you Mather of Sanford PLOOR kept or roma bark and get the 117 part I have 1902 Wainington CHEVROLET 1952. taw mileage, Ave. Phone 2*12 one owner. WUI romider trade Mt In. Cal* 1247-R, after 4 30 p. m. ENVELOPES, M tarteadt, atato •ay . Sell, Rent, Hire with weal WINCHESTER 2IK2D. Wtocbeiter m m * ttro ieaa. haad bdla. a ad • m . the hnafoot salaaaaa to 16 Ga. Dougle. Hunting Coat, town. P#t o m to mark lor yea. 1931 MODEL A. I/wxk* good, tun* r # R F # # i 4 ,J t e . Progrossivo Broerkei, Boota. Ammunition, goed Good lire*. $163. 242U Phone 1121. Wo VfO ho d a d to <>. P k i * 4M — 463 etc. Complete HUNTING aef-up. Orange Ave. chargo i t 16$.00 F. E. Henry, Sanford Trailer r u t o p p . Standard Oil. condition. Alley, M6 Magnolia Ave. ft• , ?2,DtiKi.b2 X * irn c y . driver* liccnxr, identi­ fication. pajierv, etc plea»e noiny State Road Dept , City Hall._________________________________ FOR SAI.E — Daylllle*. Cut pii<v* L o s t' — Downtown, While Gold on nuMrrn named hybrid. I nLady Elgin Watch. Reward. lading rrd«. pint*, noarlaxm Call 4i«. der«. purple* Many Wheeler hxbrid*. Mr. Carol llarrcil, LOST from truck, (trey Foam* ItubScr chair ruthion. 3-' o:i Ho* 241, tako Mary, II Ji r M rr if ti * il h • • • i* I* l i t r»i *1h i - > • x Mrftrt • citftftlft Kftiir U rn V$r 411*6 • l i n t To w n A Cn*ip • ir r r .m n o t 11 »* TTmrli At » . F U R N IT U R E - I 'k*ld C^nda-M il <t liftAItt 4'ftftto Plfftftl i: * • It *f \ • H im h lluv T,»ur ^nm lturf a l f t e r r y x Ne to ft I W'arrkoute Fu m ., Co., at >01 W t IX VItor \ a m r » r tq tk.*»|rft THta# i n St. All nationally adv fur­ I IX \|##1 Th# \' »l niture at warehou o twice*. I I" « rt •l*H w r i '. d t Nftto a ;|L U)>3 AND FOUND —2* » ft a i Irtrk ft’l'it I .« T h ft Itm th m II ®ar I ,x\| \l I. I l l ’ L k \NI» " M l I E iom; luired dog. City tjcenxe No. 97. fl • WftfU At All If found plcatn call 4U-W. r.% r.diftiii •I intbt ft'h|« Child's irt. 1I pptft llook ftt i$l- «t r .in lip LO ST Orange fcmaln kitten, Aft PriftlftA A t'H'ftal t a ll 1 4 6 J .__________________ Tma#r AVithir 1A .t-hft fftrti ft61m*i •r K ic b l J • F *«»f»t ft’ft 11 PiftYtfttor L o s t on Stale ll> it Protect, i IV I’ *»f Klft. | ‘n«»tbftl| brown leather ItiltloM with rurLOU S»\1.K — Will s jc n firc equity . ; . i ' ' lift. K i cpiirnt condition. Call U U J , »f. r r ^ p m _____________ Phone 144# Phone 24M Owner Iravlng town and want* to Out Waal 13ih SL offer one neat 1 bedroom home with tv acre of land with (mil RED-I-MLX CONKRKTE trees outride city limits. Mraele Concrete Co. 30# Elm Ava. Phone 1233 Country home with 3 b*drnomi r by ITS on paved itreei. ta t t73 SPECIALS Bearing i l fruit trees. $6,000 with Wrought Irnn tamp* attractive term*. 1—3 Way Floor Lamp, Matching Table tam ps . . . Robert A. Williams, Realtor All 3 {or only 11# 30 Raymewd f —dgalM, Associate Phone lira Atlantic Bank Bldg. A REAL HUY! 3 Bedroom, CR borne on largo Beautiful Book-Bed. targ e Double corner lot. Hot Water Heatrr, Dreiser. Beveled Mirror . . . Space Healer, TV Anlenna, tile Now only ...................... $99 93 bath. A small comfortable home, clean but needs painting inside. Comfort Spec (a I* $1,400.00 down and S7S.00 month or If,M3, down and $31.60 month. Reg (Twin or Full alley Each. If It fits you THIS IS A REAL Price BARGAIN. Owner has gone. $69 30 Qullfop Mall. . $19 V) 39.30 Royal Comfort Matt. 39 SO w. ■. - w n - R t r a r n 46 30 rre-Bullt spec Matt. . 3(30 j S w t o t - CfMfAl. Menllcal* Saving* on Matching P b e e tlT a i l l ft. perk Are Bo* Spring* V## • \ •• • Modern ira ilr r . $2,IM. Furnlahed ......... trrm x for rrliatilo party. I’ hoiN* 2(65-It. and Circulators QUICK CASH for Furniture. Add­ ing Machines, Typewriters. Out­ board Motori. Boats. Super Tradioc Post. One mile South Reta L. Part#*, Rreker on 17-12. Thoae 2212 R. Aneabelle R. Hrndrrton, A*toe. Ph. 2*71 - 17-92 at Hiawatha METAL ROOFING JT E L a KA APARTMRHTO: tea— . LOWER PRICED HOMES New In Stock. $-V Crimp - 1 U " I private hatha. 114 W. TU tl I t d e m is te d — 2V Corrugated Only $3,000 for 2 bedroom lurnixhGet all Yonr roofing needs at ed hom6 irlthln city llmite. Oft u »m iR $ r tii T » P iftit H r i i k i r t |K\t K VISED , good condition ' E vtra clean. n<*o tirex and »cat coxer*. Call 917-M. & SL POPE CO. INC. 2M beeth Park Ave. 4l|ft it DODGE Tick up IrurV. f! I drivi- Excellent condition $C>o IJU2 W r*l 2ni| Street. HEATING Floor Furnace* • <t tt^t Elliott Ave. after I p. m Lad ie. vleeping garment* several vaneliev In ehonve from. DEEP WELL Electric Pump. Like new- 3100. 12o: W. 2nd St. K fs v L a v ra W s The Went Ad Department U •pen from >:S0 a. m. until l :*0 p. w each builne** day eaeept Sat­ urday afternoon- deadline for Insertion* l* 5.00 p. m. S T S preceding publUetion. . RADIO . BEFO RE- * '.l- T H I S C L E A N U P >B W A S A O N C H BEFO RE P .C . t o o k 14M If vou are Interested In this petition, and are between the ages ef 90 and *$, apply in person new a t Seara Cato* leg Sale* Offlee, 111 K. F tm ti Street. Ron ford, Fla. �( ' THE SANFORD HEFMJ) la\* Is ^ 1 Longwood Ended At Foundry Lake Mary Mack Ceveland Sr. By Governor Craig T a c f in F rl. <Vi. 21. 19B5 tfnntlnued from F i t ' Gnr> C V ve ttn d S r . It » ' ! l ' '" 'T P 'd v 'h kno'*1*dl' nf th ' ' *v, it * buildlr.gr * trained d 'p a r 'm 'rt, to p r .'t " t fi»r?nrd »*1 It* rln ity f r 'm th ' r#' ISM nf f ir ' fitnfnrd h*« h»d n« *> c " n f' i X rslio r, »« *•#* r*n frnRt' I other f l l i t i b t t iu i t nf <!<• < prevention edue»tinn *~hirf * ' • * ' land ht* prtr-nted th ' * ’ u rn of hi; 'ommun" A# ritv M in i! " t t . r r 'n F I - . > ‘ ' Important thing ehmj* <"hirf f|** '• J s r d 'i Ion ; #rnp!nvm'nt ** Ith th' r ty It th ' w rall'i * ’ 'fo rm it i» h * h u gitlmrcd to v. K n O » l't .J |l| 'T h ie f ’ > rljn rJ h a t acquir'd Ih* kr. * ho-.- V " l*dg* of tha fit- * op-ration that Ju*l ran'f h* f l larr<l Onp of Ihr higgct f ir 't th* Harford F lr r T>'p.-'t^vo. * n « n v l to f ig h ' wj# Ifv F.p,,rnt>a1 '" firrh f i 'o w h l 'h t l 'o d« tr**'. •d t wr r - ' or four boron h r t ' i '''h church on Magnolia A • th ' T b r r|ty p»mr* to • 'it' Tiro f'.it- f Mark N C l'to la rtl Sr . r th* o'ra.ion of h' *h Anrn 'r* aary of hi* amplnvm'»t S ' " / ) ' • 7 / 0r / b IC C CREAM RIPS LOVE IT ! S* w YOU TRUSTIT} n\ Fjjmtr+ti |H« tea (team of. -* fit MRS R 1 111 l.\ H > By VIRGINIA P. AND EPSON T h ' Lym an School hom»oom. Mr. and Mr*. George O. Ske»*i in? " It h r a t i'n will h* observed Frid ay evening when tha Or»yt.o vi'ited 'arir uatla *nd aunt. IVDIASAPOLIS I* Gov Mr »"d Mr# J. H. Skcaei, hit* hoimdt moot ** ith the Ruhop C,ror;e N rreig today end'd mar* returned to th*ir horn* In K*'onMoorr* llo r R 'tt. * ho till 11 * in for pceVct firc lt fnrp d.du. Calif whrr* h« it a fruit .trike area* but *• id a re- m*re'tor for th# fimo«jt Sunkut , t .: I V. hrnor'd dur • o' NaUoaal Guardi* orginuation mm »Ui r'm ain in Henry County guertv of the •.»nirg. Mr and Mrt Steven Sherlock of 1 under civil control. The fo othill Cuba N S' ar* oecupj tng the I » g-iverotr announ'ed ht* d'- roitaje and hope to build on Ih'ir I <• r* *1te» ronfernn ith Mayor Fifth St property durirg th* win­ quern and Ir If at* den* * " f t Pa'll F Mr' orm#ek of New f i j t l e ter id 'rt it ia i *» ill So P* t .nd ‘ •'itioeai Guard nffieer* He until ih« h»!|t.*v» Mr and Mri 7. M Ch»»t#r ar* in*"y *hit *aid the pre*»nt forre of MO nffiTha te n o r e!a>% announ'ing th* birth of a daughter. #n*l mm would b* rut to 1 * *. r*r» anl Ih* rYrnt rarh >r*r Dun# I.)nn, i,n Wedneiday at the util rntfrt.im • f'-r 'h» gem* end Sbr-l* I.VI KII t; "p. *r» to b* removed fem ald l.a’.gnton Memorial llojrr»rnir»ni** •!’ * 'IXliC' .1 th* ll» 5* rito .n . in "#>ne pita!. Sanfoid Pram# 1j »v» Imgi'-a Hell from Friend* of Mr# W'llbam 'tu iTh# L-n-.Ar P-TA m»t it th* 1 mint Ih* ljo Gutrdimen *n prhool A’idito r .m cn Tu. id*y <1ut> in Henry Couniy will h* un- grate will be glad to hear that ihe ••vrninff ami ihr t'.chinif toff tier t ,f cuntml nf Mayor Mcfor- continue* to improve and *ho.»* a |r ntfd i pan**! *!• >■ .rt in the oily and Sheriff marked gam in the wrrk that the • i*«4i• t pr:r* \\ ill am U h a f^ n , • ■ : » I I'* i.rtt m the roil of the hat been a' home r?p*| a- *' » •1 !r rnun'y MlJ* Mar’*nni Hari'* of Ha1 re Mra F,»**ir% R jib tn k , p rim * :’ de Grace Md arrued S*ind<y to Mr* U iliu m f<nvd»T, •!*fit*m sry. ti*d her crindpareni* Mr and Mr* J R Harris In ttn iriffr, * *'tf m^w^ra « f thf Mr and Mr* P D tnderron |>4fM I were dinner gue>t», Saturday nf *.|..fhr»% r,f Old .in I SM LT n . Marie, Mirh P - •liidge and Mr* F. G Duckworth t«*mh gr4*1f» •• **4 i* ^r,i* Itix i rhairm^n were. Mia. IHtroverv of a ear in th* St of Orlando at th 'ir cottage on Lake I. • I .. , J It'll Slmklna Mary'i P u rr ha* tnhed the tin- Georgia in the Goldenmd *ectiun Friend* of Mr* T f. O’Connor appe ir inrr of a Canjdl.in oil rnrn and Mr* Car! Mile* We h u e i:i*t r»<ei\ed »or.) pit.' offirul and hit wife II ira rt will he vorry to hear of Ihe arrim,. tllne>* of her brother. Ardl* Smith lha' a llttla ilaighter ha* arri> ei ago at Mia home e«f Mr aod Mr* T ' dn#r .e.rrh in r Hi* riv*r *■»#. ■*f Sanford following a recent fall 11irk. • of Molnar M 'V. Sorry, terday for a haull Ste Marie, tint , ] lie i> a patient at Orange Memorial hut a * of now yr* da not have man who had threatrnt'l tiurldr Hoipttal in Orlando. th* young* lady’* rtai’ie. I V. William* |« home again found the 'a t mired in four fret Mr* II It ••'»> «■» one evf of nit ufl lh> soiernmenl dorl at after a ihort tiralion *pent with the He e ly . trt*. Tjat?#•! o ffie .rt of the f injdltn Soo Intirlr were the relalitrt in Atlanta. C.a the Fetninnle Atte-utian of th# remain* n* t**o hod'e*. later ideti Mri T I Ajert and her »«n It t p i l i t Women* M it iir 'a r y tiff'd it Mr and Mrt Karl Kirk 1 .1 Ajer* .ir . of Statrmii#, jg I ni n when they mtt reeently in of North Raj, Ont C are tim ing Ihe former j *c,n and • Pprlngt Mr G ray »aa KirV who u p di*trtrt manager daughter in-law, Mr and Mr# B a lir t'd te. he the eh«*ntter for the B ntih Amenrap etil Co A A>*r> A letter retn.eU (ram Mr and • it trateluig « |tjt hit wife in vuit Mr and Mr# Dimon Scott, ae'■I" L 'r o ” Neuman. **"o re. her pireri* in Kmer*on, Man eer.ttv left 'f* It'-' in Ix'Dg H ra r'h , when they vjm*h#d Oof < Idlh companied by hi* mother, hate re­ turned to their Lake Mary home N. ta d that they are very Offirer* throrl/ed that the Kirkt after an ah*enre of iever»l week#, comfortably loeated in in apart* had hern iraifling at night anl •pent in Middletown. N V ntenl and n»*r t.vtr fhiM rtn bee a me lo-t t hrttt Churrh F.pt ropal Mi«* Mm Titty Bell who i# a Mudent tmn mentbert trd friend* held at Southern Missionary (dUeg# th«ir firrt rovered di*h dm r*r of fim R'ran. «t• r defeniti* for the GoUegedal*. Tenn. ipent the pa»t the romine year in the library Detroit Liont. it ronrentrating on weekend w«h f>er parent#, Mr. and butldh'E Monday e\e*ir.fc> Mr* W'illuqj Bell nffen«r at end thin tejtnn Plan* for ti e m m ira year « » r* Col av) Mr# D H Boonr are ditrutted alto jtant l/t rauo Wineontln and Miehigan viiltln g vpendins a vacation m the A B mepey foe Ih 'ie huildina fund T h 're w ill he a rovered dtth relative*, arrived in town on Sun- SouVfiard ho*i*e The Boone* hate F oiirt"n foott-all p » t'd 'o far* ft.an *'#m» h » t'*"n f«i 1 Mystery Is Solved In Finding Of Car dinner rarh month and eieryone it wrleoma to a'terd There were alrout SO in attendarwa la*l Mon­ day f 'n t in j Mr and Mr- Slam • < L a tfh li n of l»t xf i eId. Mr., ' n r ' rtteenl p ie it* at tha home of tha form* «*r» parrntt', Mr. ami Mra. D. K. Leighton of Maine hi lloheit R o la rtx.n , who le atti n-ting h u .in r*. eollfya in J a r .* tonvilla jipent tha weelerd with hit parent#, Sir. and Mra. f.. C, Roherteon Mr and Mr» I. C .N'eN- n and family of Ir t• •. Ir : have h " n eprn.lint their > f'*'t"n w th the ' mer « pa*ent», Mr. and Mr-. C h '.t r r N e|i.,r. ha*e left to return to the r hone. Mr* Maude Tupper, who ha* torn *r'»td<t!C the m ntner in tor dav ' I n Tupper made the retu-n trip with Mr. and Mr». Nor­ man Godfrey, who alto hat* been in the Notth v iiltln g . la'ngwnod re.id rtit, | „ ft ||orte>n, narrowly *>r*ped #er|nu* In* jurie* late Wednesday *veninc when th# truck h# waa driving « a t hit from ih# rear. Horton ■**» turning Into O tan r* fit., I np,~.or»i (roni bees in Lake Slarr. V > re. vdtiMaj their relatite# the Southard#. Mr. and Mr# W. T Waniley Jr of Memphu Tenn arrived Wedne#day by plane, and are tinting hi# parent#, Mr. and Mrj W'. T. Wanj1*y< Mr and Mr* It T. Kren and family ipent tne p#»t weekend - ith her p»r»nta in JfaeCleny. Mr and Mr#. J B McLaughlin are home ag:m following ’eteral week# T 'n t with her mother in Lpper Darby. Pa P D Anderson Jr of Miami *»a» the guejt of hi# parent*, Mr and Mr*. P. D Anderwm Monday. Wedneiday evening the Biuine## Women# Circle, of the I.ale Mary rre»b>t«rtan Church held tt# re­ gular monthit meeting with Mr» B F. True A ripper to which the hoiband# were Inuted preceded #•* ig N C*'*. For 1 our Old Stov r Muring Our Buy now d ir-rg e jr onre-v-i'vr trade-in *al*. IJh allowranc# D-r your old #t* » toward th* purihas* nf any new rang** In our stock. On • Irom Magic t'hef, Roper, Hardwick. Pitc#a start at fllfi.M You deduct fMk wh»n you trad# with u# during thi# #»!# Hurry while stock# ar* full. Kasy term*. | I 0 down. •(Apartment range# #x<**pted>. (Continued from Pag* One) „,n bf hfjd ntxt jh u n d a r evening. * o'clock at the Seminole County Education Building The jaig of (he mtmbcrjhip# will elore on or before Not ember J. Membtrihip# have been sot at 15 for adult# and 13 JO for children. Again Mr*. Balph Austin Smith pointed out. "it I# no idle Lhret'. that only Sid ticket# will be avail able for the rnomherihtp drite It t# factual. No Handing ro:m can be »old " A d'.wntown office hai been eonIributed to the local concert orraniration The ofnee for Ihe mem her-.hip campaign will b act up in the Strickland-Mort *or. Itte. building on Kait Firut S.rec'. where icport* from Hie commit­ ter and team# will be re ttn c d fhi» i# one of ihe mojt progrea. >*Vf bip-artm jerie# e irr preientr ^,)n Sanford and Seminole Coun­ Franci# Roumiliat. pre«idi-nt °T Seminole Mutual Concert Ai.-oeialioo *mpha»ucd lait n.ghl ■ - Geneva A m e ATcano L Colored News Boyer Brothers To Present Program STANWYCK .-n^p Romrnm mmturn: Highway 17*03 when a rrn»tr<niion truck ttruck h * tm el ;f r, llorfAt^ «**# *#. erly *hak*n and thera waa #om* damage to hit truck. Me*. J.-Ln W illiam Benn*tt of j '■tolnar h i., who recently under*»• ' a major operation La* re­ turned frmn the Florida Samlarium to her home and la r#-1 ported to h# feeling greatly im ­ proved. OLD STOVE ^OUND-UP TOO LA Tl TO CUUSITT FOUND — Glatsei la Souiheio Bell Telephone bunncs* oilier, Monday. Owner may h»\o bv By ADDIE PREVATT idcnufv-ing at the Herald Oliue Tba Young Teoplo of tbo Firjt and paying lor adv. Baptist Church bald • Scgvangcr Hunt Friday eveninc. The taenagers met at the homo of the Rev. and Mra. JV. A. Lllen'rood, before going on the hunt- Tho#o partici­ pating in the hunt wero the fol­ lowing: Fred Prevail, Ruth MaxLAST TIME TONIGHT well. Alice B»»en, Mary Oldham, STARTS 4:30 Valleen Prevail, Geraldine Old­ ham, Bobby Bo*en. Addie Prevalt. GLENN FORD Mr. end Mr#. Da-id Oldham and Mr. and Mr# Ellenwood. R*freihmenU of cake and *’ ft drink# were served a fte r they law KKurr-nsnmm returnedthe bu#ine«j irislo n Tabic# had ItSM MSS-tSR UK T. R. Phillips end »"n. Robert, been *el up in the liitn g room »nd r ^ . T t GHHiegGgWP' spent lait wee* in Georgia where on the porch and the lariou# "coi«;1S - H ill Mr. rhillipi we# celled because ef ered diihe#1' proved onre again the TLL'S _ the illnei# of hi* father. excellence of the local cook* AfMr#. Norman Fore returned ter the meal, th* men adjourned to bom# Friday night from Teva* the M»n»f. where #h# siiited her hu»band. In ihe absence, of the prr*,drnt. before b» left for Europe. Sin Walter I Tircr, t>* vtre pre <id'nl. 't r j P D Ander*'n pre. Mr end Mrs fader fie ri h#d as rTS — •' ' i t tided The hojleit led th* devo­ shetr rer»nt r-.ie*t*. Mr«. Minerre Irani Nu • m « (NiN • m Mil* UU • im g HKHi • rrarauuram • tion*. which included a ihort hi*Martin, and David Cortex of West M M f- ausUHas^bWih m t y lory of "The CoRect" written by Pa'm Rea'h. 3:13 Only Mary Stewart, in the early >car» Mrs. T IV. prevalt, Mr#. Joe CARTOON — NEWS ul the centurv and adopted a# th# Cr'*n. l.Uflne S t'n r and NHd'e prayer uf numerou* bu>in*» wornPrevatt spent Wednesday In Or­ SATURDAY ONLY en’i group* throughout the nation The Boy*r Brother# nf Winter lando. STARTS 6:30 xfter the reading of this, all joined Park s-ill render a program at Mr. and Mrs. Paul M axwell and * s UAMHAJM in The Lori* > Prayer the Fir«t Shllonh 1taptl*| Church. Minute* nf the previoiu meeting W |"th fit . Sunday night at S daughter, Suiannt. spent Sundsy read and apprnird a* >«a» the o'rlock with the Rev. S. M Daniel, afterm en in Titutvillo. Mr. and Mri. Letter H arper hid treaiurer # report which #hoaed a pa-tor. No admiifior will he charged a* their guests lest week, Mr. and hank balance of S117.37, Mr#. J M. Thnmpton. chairman of the cover­ hut there wi|| v>c a free-will of­ Mrs. Sam Well# and Mia. Living# ( of Louisiana. ed dl*h supper sponsored hy (lie fering taken i rgamration in September reported Mr#. CaJcr II• rt. Mr#. W. A. tt* tiler*'* Alter discussion it wa* the ne.( mr<tjn;. Nov P at Ihe Ellenwood »ed Mr#. W, L. 1-e'g derided to suggest that the Friend­ home of Mr# If M Cochran can were hofteiies to a house warming ship Clas* sp.iQtor the supper Dee feature another plaitic party Saturday evening in honor of Mr#. 2. at the llm* of the annual baraar George Lindiey who juvt recently Inquiry at to the group's part in \ rommitte for the ha/aar will be moved Into her new home. The appointed h> the president, upon the jeaing ouota of Ihe church wa# honorte wa# pre#*nted with a 1 made It wa* voted to buy a pair her return f r m the north roptri floor lamp. Refreihment* ef ice buttons uf usable elathing are to of hospital shc.-t# as the intDal ••KING OF THE cream and rake w«re served after he left with Mrs. Anderion and contribution. L'ndnr new hutinei# CARNIVAL*’ Chap. No. 1 which gamea were played. will he shipped to World Service it w#* voted that the secretary Cartoon Thoje enjo;ing the event «ere for distributism where most need draw up a rrulution. in memory of ed Mr* Joe Smatherv muted all Mr# E E Lloyd J r member who the following: Mr#. Helen AiderSUNDAY — MONDAY member# and any friend# Utey P*»i*d away recently. The #ec- man. Bill ElUnweed. Mr*. T. W. STARTS 6:30 Prevatt. Mr#. Taul Max-wall. Mr#. retary wa# witructed In #and get would tike to bring to # plastic pirty, to be held at th# home of well card# lo various relative; of John Maxwell. Mre. Laetar Harp, her mother Mr# Richard Beebf. member# and other church mem­ er. Susan Harper, Mra. Graca on Lake P.mma. Oct I* Tran-por- ber* who are making #low* im­ Undrey. Mr. end Mre. Claude latmn will be provided by member* provement after icriou# lllnfj»e*. Hakes. Cader Hart, W. t.. Se'g, of Ihe group It wa* hoped that Mrs True showed the group Ihe Mr#. Tommy McLain J r., the new- uniform nf the S#nfnrd Hot- honorea and the hostesses. pita! Auxiliary and urged all num ­ Mr. and Mrs. Howard Day had ber* to participate in this worthy a# their guest# for the weekend work. their ton. Chertes Eaton and Member# and their husbands pre­ children of New Sms-rna Beach. sent. be*ide the True# were Ihr The RapDil Womene* Mission­ Rev and Mr# L W Scott, the ary held their meeting at the Rev. and Mr#. J M. Thomp#on. C M th flK H N K O U m . Mr and Mn S P Fowler. Mr Churrh Tue#dey evening. The and Mr*. 11. M. Cochran, Mr. and meeting w»# M('hri#tlan Conven­ Mrs P I) Anderson. Mr. and Mr# tion". Mr*. Arthur l.ind**y and Mr#. Joe Smalhers. Mr. and Mr#. Rich­ ard Beebe ard #nn Mafioid, Ind Dan Drrggor# w-are haitaaaaa md CARTOON — NEWS visitor*. Mr. and Mr# A. Guyman served cake and coffee- About 14, attended. of Orlando. todfL CbibofL SEE 'tvnyday enjoyment! E'erybody lows ice erc#m. O-ality • wm lo lls to e Supf ■ *e. h i rml ue creiin — ihe heit in town' N n l lime, crioy Jvpenn* quitHy— foe heller foryj. he' a fun. fo'd at local stoicv Served in I . est homtv' Concert Series HAPPY BIRTHDAY!— Chltf Aviation Machlnlafa Mata “Jo*'' I Stepp of Companta Squadron Nina receive# double congratulation# j from Cdr. W. E. Iwmo*. Vti-9 Commanding Officer, nv ha «e-*nll#t» no hi* 47th birthday. (Official Photograph, U, S. Navyl K- » -WOf*" *m•*•!*• ■ I ■ ■ w i^ L -A a v Q J c , -' h a in b o w . h U x Jm ?;•! c fe oW l C v ■ wm !y ; SALE ENDS OCT. St !01/ SINCE 1949 SANFORD’S LEADING BUILDER SANFORD GAS CO. O CTO BER CLEARANCE *54 B uick S p ecial 4 -d r. 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TVat’a why t o many v*p(abla grewan (Upand on a praplantiaf D-D tnatarant for nraaatodn 47 Je € P N a tio n W a g o n ^ eontroL *51 B uick S u p e r H a rd T op $995 *50 M e rc u ry S e d a n ........ D-D la a liquid which k faijadad into tha noil whm it ba- \ cornea a gu, killing nametod« . D-D iaaaiy to uaa. Apply D-D with conventionel gravity-flow plow equipment or a eiaple, inexpaneivo tractor attachment la auny aura, your D-D. dealer can airanga for a euatam application. D-D la eeonon kaL One preplanting treatment per aeeaoa in aU yau need for \ affective eoatroL Drop fa at your naaiafa D-D daakr today. Hall ha glad to give you Airttor fafanaatfan ea D-D aad Ha appHrattna '51 B uick S u p e r S e d a n .... $995 ’4<> B uick S e d a n NICHOLSON BUICK CO. RALES ROOM OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY !• MAGNOLIA AVE PHONE 1M4 SANTORO. FLA. D-D rONGRATULA-nONSI Reuben E. W.llty, Ship 8*rriremtn Tint Cleae. UBN it eeifratulatra by Cdr. W -K. Lem*#, VC-* f »mm»»dtni Officer, .. upon .. bit rw-ttlittwewL. w alley Bay bailt b«U» from fripi ArtW. AraM. VaW - amd SNELL CNENUCM. CORPORATION rty trtra i* V M - f r n i th t r t m i f t etrtler USB T e n ty Forge. (Of- total ftotegiegh# U. A Mara) ' Mi* ,, r\ f ¥ . * ___* -a.’ - - .O �! �O 0> O O O O ■*... Oo T ; Q Proceed Af Your y O w n Risk ' ^ IjMkitn•Onr \ All Florida > N e tt week's All H onil.t M ngnntir lo llill* n p ro m istM niacle snnu- week* ago—In |irrj sent the- story of tu n \o u iu 3 women—Dr. Kugeiiic- 4'lark am i Dr Dorothy Saunders, win with mask*. Iin> .mil w eapuns.| go under the sc-a in niartne re­ search which one day may hringl lie ttrr health In the world a n d | added |iro*|triil> to Flm idians T h is story tells sh o u t e ip e n nienta they are making in ih n r l Cape H ate Marine U lH irsliiry .| working with sharks, in an en deavnr to throw light on cause and cure of canc er. A M ai llunn thriller n e ttl week tell* how a lirush wit h i death in a sc rub palme tto held! near Arcadia determ ined Alvic-I Twin* to make him self snake-1 proof, w ith the result th a t hi I ha* given tu sportsmen from h is| own factory, snake-proof legginga. ; By WOODSON T. ALIEN Now that practically everybody i» taking <lit Milr or t !>•* other in the <ontrnversy almcil teaching-method*. it'a high tlinr that we offer >011 our wivlmn for your guidance Till* writer ha* made .« veriou* study of this subject, in the preparation of a gay little essay which he I i o |m -* to sell to " T ru e Cnnfeawon* ’* The rough draft liears the title “ A I’artial Kiam inalion of C ertain Kcnlngual and Ktiologiral Aspects of th e lla h il of Heading. Toyether with a Untiled Study of the Impact* of Karlv Heading llah ita u|Min the l.ater De­ velopment of the Inquisitive Mi ml I have not finally decided upon the title; I really prefer the Spaniah "Adonde Vaya Vd?" (roughly translated "W here to, Hose or?"), hut two strong mnaiderationa favor the longer one. First. my ly|iewriter refuses to invert a <|ura­ tion mark at the beginning of the question, aa Fpamsh ruatom demand*, and aerond. I hope the editor will include the title in hi* word count for the payoff. You know, of rourae, that one group of edu­ cator* believe* th at ainre word* are made up of letter*, th e child ahould learn about the** letter*. Then, considering letter* a* building material*, he will underaland the conatruction and uae of the word* mad* of them T he opg-oeition inaiata that only th* image of thought which ia produced in the learner* mind by recognition of the com plete word, i* im port­ ant. I<et u* consider, briefly, these two views a* they may h* applied to a word choaen at ran­ dom llere’a a w ord-"contum ely.” Odd; I al­ ways tlmught th at waa a proper name among certain wandering tribe*. T here waa a so n g "C o ntu m ely, My U til* (iypsy S w re th e a rt" — auppoa* w* try a sim pler w o rd -" b a t." Let’* try it from th* tetler-buttder'a standpoint. “ B” ia num ber tw o in th* alp h a b et; “ A” ia on*; **T~ is 30. Numerologically, it ia 2-1-20, which m ay easily be rem em bered aa the square root id 4.•04,400. “Bet," aa a noun, may mean Hub, mace, or a flying mammal. T his is not to b* taken aa referring to th e Klk's Club or the Woman's Club. Similarly, “mac*" aa used her* indirat** a aart af weapon, and ia intarcbangaabla with "haUhat" which wa have aaan our Mommioa and Daddiaa ua* in the arbitration of kommtlr dispute*. There ia, of course, a apic* which ia called mac*. We will not pursue th* fleeting thought that a Huh mamhar, whil* an a “hot,1* may, and uaually will, ancountar or angender Situations which ar* “apicy." Th# definition of hat aa a flying mammal ia a familiar one; he 1* the cuddly littla horror which transports mosquito** from their distant breeding place* ta the vicinity af Alten'a ankle# aa aummar ivantegi An analogy may ha drawn, aten, hatwaan th* armtic dart* af thte littla heaat and the *yration* af tha chthman who “hau" around looking for "apko." I hop* w* h*v* won, from thte hriaf aiampte, how tha ward build*? procaada hy aoay step*, from th* unknown ta th* waaaapactad. Now, tet wo look at “hot" along with th* ward-image faction. W* shall not think about tha tetter*wa shall roadder only th* rampiota word. Now wa net* that Um ward te flat-hottomad, hut that th* top undulate* like a awaybarked mnl*. And what ploaaant image* aria*-A Hamburg-hat tad Bk tearing eipectantly at Ih* ontranca to th* Waama'a Club.-I guaaa wa'd hat tar tet thte g* nntil latar. It’ll taha fate* a hit af hraha-waddng t* get rid af thaaa athat iampaa OUR COVKR /f a trick or treat .'-a n d the young goblina arc accorded a treat of tw eett to avoid the practice af their traditional bag of Hallowe'en tricka. L b T T K M coin . E b i t o r DOCENT MAKE OOOO RCADtMO MAH MOWN! Dtm i At a constant reader af the Jacksonville lawewal it ia with grant pleasure ta read All florid* Magatine and our entire family teoka forward in it each week. Never having published a magaune I wish you would answer me one thing. Why in the world do you print the page number so small that it take* a magnifying glam. suit BAUU. Orwaw Cove Iprtapl In regard la th* artkl* ia your Septem­ ber 17 issue, minted "(trapse In The Sand," I would like ta point out a few inaccurate and very miskading statements a a a WIT1Y1 I must rwnfsas that w* who hv* down have In th* huttlhif southeast section af the Mate sometime* get to thinking that all there Mto Fiends Is the tourist trade That's th* reason I esje* AH Florida Ttsgsm r so much-it keeps r.t irounded of th* reel of th* stale, and soar* of the many, many other things there ar* to be proud of ia it! rot aa , auoow m um a a a w ru m la yoor Mmmaf BspC I I , IMA, there is so an kle entitled ~fet*o af tha Pasted" hy Lee Bawlte, ia whkh Mr. Bow ls cteiam that T . M. Ih te a Osarga has a p k sU p w k after Kdsuiod IMUry standing at thewmamtt af Mown Krereot That'* ImposmUe, knew ted Bdmwwd himaotf task ad tha photsgraphs whkh were taken aa th* w o o * Phase as* "Tha C eng west af Everest" hy C a l 8k John Hwal. Now what I'd Ilk* ta kadw k this: Dan* Mr. Oearg* hav* a photograph af Tesnag an th* summit, ar af HUIary at maw other point af th* mountain? Could you paaaiMy print the answer to this qweatloa ia your The Aril paragraph of I hr article is not truthful, wnc* grape* were very successfully grown commercially in Florid* about lti years ago, many of them in Marion Cnunly Th* eventful failure of iht* industry ha* been shown to be l*ierre's Disease, and not inability of roots to lake hold in Ihr send The statement k made that "Send ordi­ narily dees not produce sotel fruits" I don't believe there ia any scientific basis foe this assumption Koret fruit* havr been grown on Florida sands for many decades, and no data ha* been published shooing an accountable difference in solids contents of fruit grown on light and heavy soil* Many attempts have been made to grow grapes of the Villa Vinifera group, but all hav* boon failure*. I am sure ihst the eipenmen! station at Leesburg and other in lereeted persona would Hka to know more shout thaaa "30,000 VitU Vinifera roots growing wild at Lake Maggiort " Also, it wooid he snHghtanteg ta know how Mr Hahn ia pesdndng I I varieties af grape* hy grafting, and aim what beaeAta would poekbly ha shtainsd by aaMiag cuttings from dm f pliati* I agio* with tha teat paragraph moot a hole-hearted!y, aa m p n do not regalre constant cany aa do ail csmmtrclal crops of any impart in fteeida. Th* fla k da Grape Growers Aaaoctatio* ha* been aa active erpaaitaUen in th* state te* ateny years, evm jrheo th* future pooM n l* d ^ te m nU WtnW m n ^nm n wffWPBW nA % * m• JVVf nIHV All Our rover today feature* the beautiful giant of tropical forral tree*, the Tahebuia Serratifolia, or Yellow I’oui, a* it i* known in th e West Indie*. Hanging from 180 to 200 fret in height, it has a relatively slender trunk with fairly thick hark. T he tree grows in Florida and is p le n ti­ fully distributed throughout it* native Caribbean area*. While holding ita own with th e more glam orous of ornam ental flow­ ering Urea, at the same tim e it represent* the moat im portant commercial limber in many sec­ tion* of tropical America The clear yellow, lrum |> ei-fl shaped bloom* grow two in K three inches lung, each on ■>! •ingle pedical, in clusters m »F dense th a t they obscure ;h*-y^ b ranch stru ctu re of ih r tn-c-m when it has shed its Ira v e s TM l A ll �Q P illS 5 i« • •. ^ ,■*t V * A r J 1 ^ jC * 4 2 w. * ** Florida Attraction — 1886 Style • r SAt OIIMIN W li k n I In* lim it'd S ta te s Army world, railroadwiae, and had com ­ rounded up .'•00 lierre A pache In* menced conatruction on the Police d im s in Arizona mid bundled llit'in dc Leon H otel, an elab orate wayoff to Florida Tor n cooling off p e­ aido hostel lluamcaamen were b e­ riod at th e old fort in S t. Augua- ginning to aee the value of th e tine, there was plenty written al»out tow n * age in attracting touriata. It wna little wonder that th e how it might affet t the Indiana. No one thought of what a aplnah th ey sharp operators of the day regarded m ight m ake in th e little tow n o f th e arrival of th e Indiuna as a bo­ nanza. One Charley Schneur, selfSt. Auguatine. duhhed "king of th e cu rioaity” Thia unique atory begins in IHHU when St. Auguatine Imosted a pop­ men,” soon cornered the market on ulation of .1,01)0. Henry Flagler had all of the relica and cu riosities juat connected Florida with th e brought hv th e Indiana from Ari­ zona. In return for th e wicker A t n>p of page iir n i early photograph it/ three cradles, hand treaded m occasins fierce looking Apache unrrtort and their and woven baskets, he generously •yiHlira taken m u t after their a rm a l at /'art presented each Indian with a copy hi anon! They hail not yet hem me o rm a . tom nl la imprtnonmenl and their m u tote re- o f his new H istorical (iu id c to S t. Augustine. •entment /Jaml* ehone T he town found its accom m oda­ tions inadequate to house th ose who cam e to w atch th e Indians lierfonii their tire dance, play foottrail on the fort green or sh oot at targets with how and arrow; or sim ply to stare at th ese notorious Indians, w hose ex p lo its had been m uch w ritten about in the n e w s­ papers of the day. For many decades the Apaches, their very name a synonym for savagery, had terrorized the S o u th ­ w est Sw arm ing d ow n out of th e Chirncahua M ountains, they held up wagon trains, murdered prosper-tors and raided w h ite se ttle m e n ts for rills**, food and horses. In 1872, th e A paches were rounded up and put on a reserv i- tlon T h e Apache braves regarded this as s log joke and they played an amusing game Kadi winter they straggled in to th e reserv a tio n t • sm oke tile pipe of peace with the w liili* and, in cid en tally, to spend the winter in a luce warm place where there was p le iit\ of lood About th e tim e that th e deserf broke out hi bloom hi th e springs, bauds of Indians broke out of d ie reservation ami went on th e w ar­ path again Wearv of i b i s game, th e ll. S ( lover nm ent d ecid ed to round up the renegades and send th em to an eastern fort u n til th* tribe became more civilized (c.\mimu*il jn jn^<- l| �F L O R ID A A TTR A C TIO N (C ontinued Irom p i ( i 1) tor A IIm M tww M f This Coupon Worth ’5 0 00 TOWARD* BARBER COURSE "AT AMIIICA't TINItl SCHOO t • M IAM I BARBER CO LLEGE It in not clear w hy Florida was selected to entertain th ese visitors, hut the first grotlpentrained for the S u n sh in e S ta te on April H, 1HH»i. Officially they heenrne prisoners of wur, hut actually, Htrip|x*<l of their horses anil firenrrns, th e y were quite docile. (Suarils detailed to go with them spent as much tim e keeping hostile westerners from a t­ Thl* ua» a u tT lrrn a r titl'* ronee/ifion o f thr Ttrnr u hrn Ih r A p a ih r nation nn* rh Ira in n l at an A n to n a Ttation (or ith a t tu rn n l out to hr Ih n r H o n d a i at atom ENROLL N O W I IA tN WMM YOU IIA IN Poiilioni opfn ilil# a iJr t*rn 1100 I* 11)0 » »r»k Pj » i i >«u kirn S« four o«n b o il I lly Ir lin in g mrlhodi Cut hur •ilhm < ENROU N O W I MALI « NMAU STUDENTS PR05TATE t n n a n h l i y tiU iJ • »»ry m m m i l 40 OxhiM i t xl ih it h w O in m J c r in i l r i r i l p i m i i i c '>m piim i« in t i n v 'l n hi* l x * * . | b r I'lm l.'lr t.Lan.l, llrih c n K k r n i u n , M l» . *|V«m Ii *i in .it Ik llc *ik* M i.In il < rnirf. ilxiw* lx in i n n it lir.ilnl. »H j | kJii l*c done. when tacking the Indians as they did guarding their charges. They arrived at the fort in three hatches. The last and largest group marched from the depot to the fort "whooping and hollering" in the middle of the night. Lamps were lit and the people of the peered down from their balconies at the motley throng. Dressed in everything from filthy rags to tiful embroidered buckskins, the Apaches advanced toward the fort; the women carrying the bundles and the babies, the men carrying their dignity. There was little sleep­ ing- done in St. Augustine that night. The fun had begun. Shortly the ramparts of the fort Anothrr art lit. Ihit time H on da ’* oirs famrd J. Cahrrt Smith, o/ftr* M l cancrplion of Ihr midnight arm al in SI Augmitmr of Ihr tdotnllhir*!* Apachtt. '■inm i > i» .in.l n ixii m v n u i y , ami hot* Ih it iitip.ni ini pi m il * in h r rriim cil in m n iiiil Jkiiuiy. V m l 11i*j f nrdcf nn** in bristled with the Indians' tents. Each family had its own tent, and M il 11 H I II W I I I I IBM %BV the tenta were pitched almost On* • i n l*kk. Htw It** 19. M T touching each other in two lines with barely room between for a man to walk. The ten ts were crowded with occupants, their be­ " S te r tU r y longing*, and the blankets or skins 4 I m m 4 • Df? - H m I on which they slept. At almost any COPYINO MACHINE time of the day smalt fires of sticks •y M— — !■ Mining A Mfg. Cup. or logs could be seen among the *tenta with pots of coffee boiling EmAm N FIELD ’S m r t macm over them or meat sizzling in sauce­ lilt W im i EM tom Vm u km m mom it anow pans. One observer summed it up. " It was, in fine, an Indian camp lifted from the mountains or plains of Arizona and transplanted intact to the narrow conRnee of Fort Marion." Order was maintained in the campm ent by the Indians them ­ selves. Head chief while at the fort GOOD BRANDS ARE was Chihuahua. Handsome un- 3 TIMES FASTER for GAS on Stomach BETTER VALUES B R A N D NAM KM FO UNDATIO N A Non - Prog! KdmnHmal f t 97 W at STtb Not York I* . N .Y. Painted year* lattr from hi* memory, A rie l J . Cohort Smith i A hm the Apacke tillage atop S t AogtuHne’e Fort Marion. He painted M nut If into the picture a* a •mall hoy Hinging to hi* mother'* ihirt*. �usually brainy, he*4aa a renowned lighter who had served with the Army and had a thorough knowl­ edge of the white man’s ways. There is some doubt as to wheth­ er Geronimo, the cunning leader of the renegades, was ever imprisoned at the fort. Most authorities seem to think that all of his time in Flor­ ida was spent at Fort Pickens, near Pensacola. However, two of his wives were sent to St. Augustine and his little girl was the first In­ dian child bom at the fort. She was named Marion in honor of the fort. Not to be outdone, Chihuahua named his baby, the next born there, Coquina after the rock com­ posing the structure. The Indians were given a fewodd jobs to do,.but most of their tim e was spent in idleness. In groups of 15 or 20, the young bucks were a familiar sight on the streets of St. Augustine. On the rare oc­ casions when they could obtain horses, they rode about the 18 acres around the fort with swift­ ness and ease, black hair flying. At other times they sat about watch­ ing the children or gambling. Any day large numbers of them could be seen squatting on blankets spread on the sand, slapping down cards with great gusto. Women as well as men gambled, but the men upheld the male prerogative of playing for higher stakes. On one occasion their gambling instincts got them into trouble. Some of the good ladies of the town who had noticed the tack of suit­ able winter clothes, stitched a red flannel shirt for each of the men. On visiting the fort later, they found some of the men without shirts while others had as many as six shirt-tails flapping outside their trousers. The ladies protested about the "unfair distribution" of their work, and the red-faced officer in charge hastily issued a directive th at hand sewn flannel shirts were no longer to he wagered in gambl­ ing games. Next to gambling, archery was the most common sport. Some­ times they vied with euch other on a winner keep the arrows basis. More lucrative was the game they played with the white onlookers, who furnished coins to lie placed in notched sticks. The braves then lined up 25 to 30 feet away to shoot, and the coins became the property of those who dislodged them. Evening was the time for danc­ ing and tribal rites. Every night at sunset an Indian voice rang out loud and strong in song, then grad­ ually dropped lower and lower until the song became a lament of lonelineaa, expressing the singer's desire to go back to his people in Arixona. 8oon after this the dancing began f*» » l - M I M l U * « * n * a - I » ll H ancMhe sound of drums A uld he heard far into the night. The small white boys of this era had a field day. They each had bow and arrows, no m atter how crude, and they learned to imitate the "H ee Hah- Ho Ah" chant of the Apaches. Some of them bathed with the Indian children in the community bathtub; and another favorite sport was watching the old Indian who holed'up in the tower on hunger strikes from time to time. Not all of the experiences with the Indians were pleasnnt ones, however. "My first job was with a butcher," one old timer who was a child at the time relates. "The first delivery I had to make was to Fort Marion—. By the time I got through the entrance to the fort, my hair began to stand up as the Indians gave a whoop and started running toward me with knives in their hands-knives which were supposed to be used to divide the meat. I first thought they intended to divide me." A little girl dressed in her Sun­ day best was visiting the fort one day. She felt a sensation like an in­ sect crawling up her back and whirled to find a small Indian boy skillfully removing a row of velvet buttons with his knife. While the children of St. Au­ gustine were thoroughly enjoying the Indians and their bixarre cus­ toms, many of the townspeople were concerned about the crowded, unsanitary conditions. The Sisters of St. Joseph of the Catholic Church started a school for the Indian children, and some of the brighter ones were sent to Carlisle Indian Training School in Pennsylvania. A Miss Mather, the former head mistress of a boarding school for young ladies, undertook to instruct the adult Indians in English and spelling. Equal to any occasion, one day when her s tu ­ dents were unruly, she calmly pulled her false teeth out of her mouth. The astonished Indians gaped at this new evidence of paleface magic, and order was restored. Demands in the northern as well as the local newspapers that some­ thing he done about moving the In­ dians to more spacious quarters fin­ ally reached a crescendo, and Presi­ dent Cleveland ordered the Apaches moved to Mount Vernon, Alabama, from whence they were later moved to Fort Sill, Oka., where they lived nut their days. Were the Indians glad to leave St. Augustine? The night that the news came, they let out a cry of anguish, and then organised a medi­ cine dance. For eight hours they in­ dulged in continuous drum pound­ ing and shrieks of anger to show the town their jrief at the abrupt termination of their Florida vaca­ tion. NO O TH ER PRODUCT L IK E IT A N Y W H E R E IN TH E W O RLD ' RING and VALVE JOB While You Drivel HotvFvsmve PGWf/ • Dissolves Carbon • Raises Engine Compression • Stops Costly Oil Banting Hirrs hon «aoi a l o v w on t • Increases Gas Mileage . 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A U V M i , Ctof **a .. ......... ... Over 4'/x Million in Use — £ H !B 7 ---------------------------- 1 f~l K m Iti* a ,| i* | I1 a a * a * a n d m e u n a p a c k a g t No Start Saving Moneyl Mail This Couyoa Taf ey NAME MOTALOY SALES ADORiSS. 25JS S. W. Ith Straat CITY------- STATE IwivtfiM I n o i roapoodk .lootroa ro*4<«ao«o*l Miomi, Flo. aeOtAtOf k f l i No l-foevngoo I er. No I turgor Vokailoo M O 'A lQ i * i l a M u la lu v S C.UAR A N I E I D ' ll ... , W ORKS' M -r. f 7 V» OR No 1 Voka*Wo ft l.f H * — s i l l 11o4 Ir a k i »OUR M ONEY BACK »I1P» �.r Cracking Florida’s $ 6,000 , “ Swipe” Gamel*S be wntiAM o ciis l nr lean young man walked to the drug counter of the department store and asked for a hoi of aspirin. As the clerk turned his hack and reached into a drawer, the young man deftly picked up a W.M bot­ tle of super-vitamins from a rounter display and slipfed them into his pocket. lie paid for the aspirin and started out the door. Detective Sgt. II. B. tftinmons of the Jacksonville Po­ lite Department, who had been peering at the pro­ ceedings from behind a pile of hoted randy, moved in. The shoplifter did not seem too surprised when fMtgeant Kimmons took him in 'nw. "Okay,” he said calmly, "111 go." lie maintained the same jaunty air S few houra later when he laced Municipal Judge Charles Miller. "You see," he told the court, "I’ve a sort of weak­ ness for taking things and I thought these vitamins would straighten me out. Sort of lake hut the kinks. That's why I took them, judge.** Soundtd like an air­ tight alibi in any court. Kiactly one hour later, the shoplifted was hoeing • row of pole beans at the City Prison Farm, under a 90-day sentence for petty larceny. What he did not know when he hit Jacksonville was that the police were mi the lookout for vagrants of his type-shoplifters who taka all types of merchandise from nM types of atom. More importantly, he did not know that he hod moved into a city that has welded a powerful combi­ nation for breaking up a shoplifting racket that was coating merchants upward of 96,000,000 a veer. The store owners, the pclice and the judiciary have united in a program that has made Jacksonville perhaps the most dangerous city in the nation for petty thieves. Far them, there la no <)uarter. The woman shop-i Vi t» e »-e t» w si(....- i » i vt B. Stmmmm, JackionttUe Palin Department detertue. epote rw tomer, bypohn department employee (abate) topping Hoteli aettete into tap. U Dykee, manager t f mJatkmmiMo eaptrmmrhet, h ie hurt other meerhante ibelow) potto tide bold red and white tip w cosifHcuouity in hit ttoee. THIS STORE IS MOW PROTECTED BY FLORIDA'S NEW LAW OH SHOPLI FTI MG WUr ak* ukaa 1 141.00 frock from i d m i nek • tit M dijfi at the P rim Farm. The light*faceted gmllea m who pockets a 21-cent bottle of olives at a groc­ ery feta the seine treatment. Since the crackdown started a couple of years ago, there have been 431 arrests. Of this total, there have been 429 convictions with jail sentences, an amaiing figure when compared with the ratio of conviction* in the average court. The two shoplifters freed were hardship rases. One was a pregnant young wife who took a nylon blouse from a department store and the other was a teen-aged boy from New Jersey who filched a carton of candy bars. His parents came down and-vouch­ safed to the court that sort of thing would not hap­ pen again at least in Jacksonville. �Some two year* ago. Jacksonville m erchant* were sorely vexed. Shoplifter* were bleeding them to the tu n e of an estim ated quarter-m illion dollar* a year and their hands were virtually tied T he old bugaboo of fat*e arrest and law suit* hung over them So they set up a M utual Protective Com m ittee, a branch of the Chamber of Commerce's retail mer­ chant* division, and decided on drastic action First, these harassed gentlemen took th eir prob­ lem to th e municipal judge and got his promise that shoplifter* would get th e full 90-day jail treatm ent when hauled before him and th a t a bond of no te** th an WOO would lie set for petty larceny, even if the item stolen was only a pair of dime »tore carriage N est, they persuaded th e police d ep artm en t to aet up a special anti-shoplifting detail, hraded by an officer whose sole duty i* to arrest pilferers. T he committee established an educational pro­ gram fo ra to re employee*. Sergeant Simmon*, who heads up the shoplifting detail, hegnn scheduling short talks a half hour In-fore store opening*, outlin­ ing the ways shoplifters can lie detected and the proper procedures in detaining them until th e police arrive. "W hile the shoplifting racket ha* been dealt a stunning blow, it still hasn't been knocked out cold," com m ented Joseph I). Kelly, m anager of th e retail merchant* division. “ W e're planning to continue our day in-and-out drive against theae lawbreaker*. Our program of training eniployee* to apot shoplifters is being espanded ” T he m utual com m ittee ha* launched a aerie* of m onthly meeting* at which up-to-date report* are given on arrests, prosecutions and all other phase* of th e program. A one-day clinic on shoplifting and bad check operation* t* held each spring to sum m anie all th e progrea* made to date. T he FBI and o th e r lawenforcement agencies tip th e m erchanta off on the latest tricks of th e light-fingered guys and gala. Shoplifter* fall into three classes, say police. There are the syndicate operatives who are train ed in the art of pilfering. They take their loot to a central cache dom inated by- a ringleader, and are paid a *et percentage of th e value of th e take. T h e syndicate boss th en sells the stuff to established “custom er*" who, in turn, re-sell it to scattered outlet*. T hree syndicates originally were in operation in Jacksonville. They were linked to ring* in other cities. When there was a alack m arket for loot in one town, it was taken to another city by auto, where syndicate members disposed of it. Sergeant Simmons say* rem nants of these ring* arc still operating, and it will take the combined vig­ ilance of the merchants, police and judiciary to wipe them out. T h e second type of shoplifter is th e p e tty thief who steal* only when he need* som ething. (When "ahe" would be a better word. Police say th at nine out of 10 ahoplifter* are women). Thia type gives store owners and police a constant From left Municipal Judge Chart** Miller; Honda A u u ta n t Alt*, fle a. David Tumin; B. It Horktl, chair­ man o f Mutual Protective Commit fee; L. A. Beynoldi, police chief; II. V. Branch, a u n ta n l chief of de­ tective*; A. M. Acoila. police cap­ tain; K. It. Jordan, detective cap­ tain; and II. B. Simmnnt. detective ter grant. haul of ihophfting detail, meet in regular ilrategy tenon. m ill hei-rfarhe. T hey steal only once a m onth. perhaps, and w hen nabbed will protest loudly th at they have never been in trouble with th e law Itefore "ami what do you m ean by accusing m e?" T h e th iril are the kleptom aniac*. ••They're the real b a tty ttunmea in thia racket." aaya Sergeant Sim ­ mon*. " | find it hard aometimea not to feel a ~>rt of p a lh rtir alTection toward some of them “ I believe |»)chlnlri»t* hold th at then- i* a touch of the shoplifting urge in all of ua—the tem ptation to pocket a little something th a t doean't belong to ua if we th in k w e can get away w ith it Fortunately, tin* urge ta auppreaaed in 99. t I |>er «enl of ua, lull it cree|M out in th e kleptoa all the lim e "D o cto r* aay the klepto get* a thrill from Mealing. ju at a* a dope addict geta a jolt out of narcotic or a d ru n k get* a lift out of alcohol. They are a claaa unto Ihemwetvra and are tricky to deal with, hecauae frequently they are rrrognired generally aa upstanding citirena and cog* in the com m unity. " T h e a e people aonielime* will uae the defenae of 'k lep to ' to hide liehind when all the time thev know what th e y are doing. What th ey need i* |iaychialric treatm en t." W hat d o (lie klepto* ateal? T here i* positively no Charlie MiUer, municipal court jmlge. meter out ‘*Mo» tenlencea r« the t'lty Pmon Farm for all rum ictioni II B Simmoru ilrtrctn* rergrant at right, heiuh u/> the city I ihapUftmg detail method in their misdemeanor* A distinguished loos­ ing gentleman, old enough to be som ebody's grand­ fath er and with tt<M> in hi* pocket, will am ble racually from a *u|>ermarkrt with a jar of mayonnaise and a bar of laundry soap stuck in hi* *hirt A young girl, just out of her teen*, will iionctul.intlv move along the hardw are counter of a d epart­ ment store Suddenly, she will slip .1 couple of gar**-* door hinge* in her por*e-itent* for which she ha* no u«c whatsoever. Not long ago, Sergeant Simmon* rlo«cd in on * dignified and nicely-dressed woman who had lieen t suspect for «ome time. She was the wife of a lauune**man and leenunglv wa* as normal a* any lady of her standing. On this particular day, he watched her closely from a vantagnqsiint a* she lolled in the aisle of a de­ partm ent store Swiftly, there wa* a link of her right hand and two pairs of while shoe late* di«*p|iearr<l into her pur*e After trailing her through three d e ­ partm ent stores and watching her go through the asm s act. Sergeant Simmons approached her calmly. W hen ahe learned he wa* a detective, she broke down and suggested he come to her hou*e and see her nice collection. In an upstairs room, th e officer opened a big tiunk. W hite shoe larea-thousand* of them -fille-i it to the brim. In this case, «te|M were taken by the woman’s family and th e police to see th a t she doean’e take anything again, evrn a fivere n t pair of shoe string*. At the beginning of th e year, shoplifting in Florida had gruwn 1,0 a point where it wa* costing m erchanta upwards of 1 1 ,000,000 a year. T he Florida S ta te (CeetmueJ Jo pjgf IJ) �The pouder horn u am euentlal purl of the old fbnllock, or muirtr loader. Thr pouder it set off in the pan a* the fhnt ttn k et the platr ami. in turn, tp a r i • the primer. It taker a tteady. etrvng arm and iron nertoo to fire old flintlock bke Ihit one. Of course, if an Indian teat headed hie may trith a era si ng knife this dab member ought tpeed thlnge up a bit-bat in the old days you had to hit 'em the first crock or lorn year hair. flintlocks, cap and ball pistols, and Civil War Minis ball rifles. They say it's as much fun as a picnic—and it looks like it. The Rebel Muzzle Loading Club of Dunedin is a shade of the old Confeder­ acy, complete with infantry caps, rebel licit buckles, and grey trousers. "The boys are a real credit to the memory of Robert E. Lee," aaya Russell H. Fought, charter club member and trustee, "even if some of them are transplanted northerners.” It's all in the name of fun. They aren't cheap, either. Fought's favrite "lung Tom" cost him $70. "And I got a bargain," he says. It has beautifully hand engraved metal side plates on the maple stock. The barrel la stam ped W. Strong, for the man who made it. It is about average length, 50 inches, andweighs 10 pounds. "The more you handle an old cap and ball rifle, the more respect you have for the early settlers," Fought remarked. "T hat gun gets mighty heavy after you hold it awhile." It helped to be a good marksman in the early days, too. Besides trying to draw a bead on a galloping Indian at 100 yards, while supporting a long, heavy weapon, only one shot was allowed. Then, if th e rifleman miseed, it was a race to see if the rifle could be recharged with powder and ball before a scalp wae lifted. According to Fought, moot early riflee were custom made Jobe, hardly any two alike, except for thoee turned out by the 8pringfle!d arsenal for the Civil War. The calibers of the hand-made weapons may vary from .40 to about .53. Lengths and weights vary correspondingly. “ It all de- one of the first producers of rifles in quantity was Eli Whitney, Jr., son of the in­ ventor of tho cotton gin. Whitney had a contract to supply Colt with the hardware for his first guns. After a person has his weapon, rifle or pistol, there is relatively little financial pain in being a muscle loader. It costs only $2.00 a year dues to belong to the Rebels of Dunedin. Black powder, lead, and percussion caps are cheap. A pound can or powder costs about II.SO, plumb­ ers lead around 30c a pound. Caps ore about 50 cents a hundred. "I figure it costa about a penny a shot," Fought says. "T hat's aw-ny less than the dime it costs you to pull the trigger on a modern rifle." The emblem of the Rebel Muzzle Load­ ers reveals the love of ita members: crossed rifles over powder horn and shot pouch; and like all muzzle loaders, they are "dedicated to the' preservation of the American traditions symbolized by the guns of the pioneers." The Rebel Loaders wore officially or­ ganized in 1050 when they got their charter from the National Muzzle Load­ ing Rifle Association in Portsmouth, Ohio. There were eleven members. Today there are 25 members, three of them women. And a more democratic group is hard to find. They drive old cars and new cars, Cadillacs and Fords. They represent many types of buaineeaes. For inatance. President Frank Levitt, Tampa, is a promotion man for a stove company. Vice President Charles Ingrew lives in Daytona Beach, where he man­ ages a furniture store. R. S. Bridwell, secretary-treasurer, is a real estate sales­ man from Madeira Beach. Fred Whitehead. Dunedin, owns a grove. Jim Easter­ ling is a gunsmith from Brandon; and V.’ayne Hamel runs a florist shop in St. Petersburg. Their common interest la old guns. Throughout the United States there are about 90 muzzle loading gun clubs. You ran rten make your on n ammunition at home. 1/ you are a muutr loader fan All hiii ito «• melt the trait on thr kitchen time ami pour it into a hand molt There are only two organized clubs in Florida, the one in Dunedin, and the Palmetto Muzzle Loaders of Miami. The Rebel Loaders have a choice loca­ tion for their shoots. The range is lo­ cated on Fought's property, one mile east of Dunedin, olT of a dirt road from High­ way 5H0. Thick woods surround the solid earth backstop behind the targets. “ We had a dragline throw up a 15 foot thick wall of dirt," Fought said. About 12 feet high, there's no chance of lead balls going over it or through.it. The targets are 50 yards from the firing line. The Rebel Loaders stage three prise shoots during the year: one on the first Sunday in November, an all day Fourth of July match, and n spring shoot on the first Sunday in April, (leneral rules gov­ erning these meets call for each contestant to fire five shots oflT hand, and five shots with a bench rest. The winning target or­ dinarily has a pretty good grouping in the bullseye. One strict rule calls for a dollar fine for anyone firing his ram-rod at the target. Fought laughed, "T h a t's to dis­ courage anyone from running out of am­ munition." I asked Fought where the ancient guns come from. Many of those being shot to­ day are nearly 100 years old. " It’s sur­ prising how they keep turning up," he said. "A lot of them have been handed down from father to son; others are found in antique ahops, or at auctions. Then, of course, there are dealers who specialize in old weapona, recondition them, and sell them." H e n a lead ball it being fitted milk a patch (to make it •nag) Into the barrel of the fUntlotb. Ktcem patching moot be trimmed off to atsare proper firing. Thr Ihtnrdm Hthrl .Munir I nailing t'luh hair /»•(olt, Ion 1 hit onr it an anrunl that •till accurate cap amt hallputol Thr . luh mrmhrf it itrrttnl in thr i intone of hit ueapon—Confrdrrult •up and hell buckle The rap and hall p ulolt of an rarlirr day uere not to am ple to load. Ihtuder it instituted into thr pittol chamber, a tieel bar under the barret In e rt a hall into plate oter the pou der. After mediae u charged uilh pouder lot thou n in puture ahocr la left! thr perruttion cap it placed The fire la fortctl from thr tap through •mull openingt into the pouder chamber Thit It an Kh Whitney I ml) model .M cahhrr matter �I RECIPE----CONTEST • OBIT ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I m Among the many rrci|*e« we n n i v r each week. there are frequent duplication* When tin***- occur » t use the nmrr completely mill eipliritlv presented. or if there u not a differ­ ence in this respect. the first one received. Send your favorite Florida reci|ie to liecipe Contest Kditor, All Flnnda M agatine, Ocala. If puhludied, it will win II. The redse of the week ta. in addition, a winner. ffltlM M O N CUITAIO Ml 'A Up uiU I large prrummon* tnpei /<« Up ndd butler 4 Up nulmrg l\irtly baknl Hinch pie thrll 4 cup tugar J cupt hip milk Itggt Strain persimmon, t ihich haa been |>rclrd and cut in piece*, through colander, Beat egg* and add the augar. peraimmon pulp, aalt, nutmeg ami milk Stir until Mended Hake cruat until alighlly puffy, in hot oven. Do not prick cruat. Four persimmon cuatard in cruat immediately. Slice thin diver* of cold butler over top of pie and hake in 325 degree oven until aet. Serve with whip|ied cream or ice cream - M r*. T. it. T r u c k , Penaacola. HOttlOA C t A B M IA T AU O IA T IN I Iht hullrr nr aim .1 Iht flour 4 Up hot tatter Salt arul prpptr In tatlr I . up hot w tt or cream 'a tup g ra in / chettt '* Up iMua/iwr 1*1 rupt (m b mrat '» cup cracker cnuuht .1 Iht grata! threat Melt huiter, atir in flour, add hot milk, seasoning and crah meat. Fill buttered caaaerole, aprinkle with cracker crumlw and gratetl cheese Dot with butter and hake until crumb* are brown. -M m . Lac W. L uttrru, DeLand. OBANOt ftAONOI PUOOIMO / cup tutor '» cup flour I cup H onda orange juice Pinch of tall (lhatnl n n d of one Honda orange •leap milk Ji M it flour and augar. Add well beaten egg yolk*, milk, oraiigr'juice and rind. T h en fold in the atilHy beaten egg white*. Four into pudding diah, aet in ahallow pan nf hot water and hake 45 minute* in -175 degree oven. T urn out on tray or platter. - M m . W. II. (SiHmiN. Corpus Chriati, Tea. SCAUOnO MOriAHT AMO tAUSAM f large, firm eggplant I Urge trAUr onion 4 n ip t tla lr bread crumb* 3 Urge egft I Up tall, I In Hath o f hlack pepper % Waah and peel eggplant. Dire and parboil in aalt water until barely tranaparent. D rain well in colander. Saute finelydiced onion and chopped u p aauaage. Hare drained eggplant in miting bowl in which th e egg* jtave Iwen hratep and blend well. Add bread rrumba and m il, then the aauaage, onion, aalt, pepper and aage. M il all well and put in grtward caaaer­ ole. Cover with cracker rnim ha. dot with butter and hake at 375 degree* at leaat 45 minute*, ur until nicely browned. De­ licious aa a left over, ahead and browned. -M r* A mo* Kant Bawtnr. Jupiter. fo b a F art • • WHITE ELEPHANT | *r oon Ca m m iu I Today, the ring of the w recker's crowbar from A ur. little old lady wiped her bifocal*, tirmlv placed them on the hndge of her nm r and peered the huge stage and orchestra pit echoes through again at the sign propped outaide the theater the vast structure replacing th e gloriou* music of building, proclaiming " T h e W recker* — For famoua opera stars, the j a n banda of the muucal Limited Itun* Only.” Then *he walked through eilrav ag an ta* of the 20'* and th e folk music of the otfice door and announced th a t ahe deaired the great minstrel men nf it* day. Progress i* re­ placing the FUra with a parking lot, hut nothing two h o t aeat*. G ently, the hig-fisted man behind the counter will efface its intim ate connection with Weak tried to rtp la tn that the aign was m eant to be Coast history. For. never in the history of th e South was farrtiou*. Head* of awrat datn|>enrd hi* re<i face a* he atam n irrrd an a|xilogy, heard her m utter there such a playhouse. G eorge S. Gandy. Sr., petulantly that ahe had lieen attending the Plata Philadelphia traction m agnate, b u ilt it in 1013. for more than .10 year* and watched her turn For yean, the big white building was a landmark aom ew hat forlornly and fade thruogh the duaty for pilots crossing T am pa Hay. It could aeat I,M00, almost one-third of th e population nf the beam* of aunlight into C entral Avenue. St. Petersburg'* famoua (Mara, a* the wrecking village over which it towered. It was the biggest com pany man had e ip lain ed , ia preaenting ila th eater aouth nf Baltim ore w ith a 4.1-foot profinal production, "The W recker*." m arking the cenium arch. Skeptic* called it "G andy'a W h ite Klephant/J and of an era. It* last perform ance ia playing to th e big crowda it always drew, providing a field, but some of the nmat brilliant th e a te r name* of day for sidewalk superintendents of th e Green it* day were to tread the trem endous stage. Bench chapter and nostalgia for the old-timer aa Down th e year* of boom and la te r doom and the great walla tumble. final reaurggpee, the P lata stood, w hite and big aa an elephant, but in these tw o respect* alone did It resemble the derisive illusion. In the years to enme it was to justify G andy'a business acu­ men. hia faith in the West Coast an d liecome an elephant with gold under the w hite hide. Built for apprm im ately $150,000, the Gandyj estate sold the property to th e Florida Slat* Theaters in I 1MH for a price re p u te d to he cloa* to three-quarter* of a million dollar*. What it re­ turned aa an inveatmant through several decades ia impossible to compute, but th e SK O aign was up more frequently th an not. The dressing room stairs of th e P laia eitended akyward three alories high and dow n this stair­ well once echoed the laughter, th e c latter of high heel* and th e awiah of satin s a n d ailka of " th e moat Iteautiful girls in America.” T h e scars of steel tap shoe* on the riser* reflected the incred­ ible era of the Itoaring 20'*. In tha fantastic decade of shoe clerk “ paper"i millionaire* and shine boy atock m arket operato ra-w h en jaded, aenaual a p p e tite s turned to dancing delirium and near n u d ity nf the New York th e a te r-th e whole populace tangoed, foiAbove, George S. Gandy tatUy leave* the Ia Plata Theater for the lo ti time ju tl before the wrecker* trotted and one-atrpped toward th a t day known mote in ihelnui In drmolnh Iht building hi* father as “ Black Friday.” Soma of th e delirium seeped built and uhleh u a t to intimately identified far down to St. Petersburg. many yearn hi lb St. P eltnhurg't cultural life. �THE RESERVE FORCES ACT OF 1955 In i im nt r ,i .-*r offhert •»/ tfn tlo'iifn \ttlih li» l l n f i h t i iit t fiu hit t -i -i r, , 1 // / . ■ Atllgil,-ftie It tiufiii fih g iinntticr in II treiet llnllt mill lim in '* • •■■• m n fdlUM of t!o 'll u lii te n e h iii ■• !>/ 11 • t ihtoi D o n Iht Ail Ihi militoiy obligation ot lombcl Nii lull lln l.o* - | h . ihi.ill* pim libs tli.il iniiili.il * ,i,i il n* will In* cimii «|n-* ill i hi 1*1ilef a I loll lor screening I tun t li* Hi .til* Itc-M-i*i in ili, St.uulhv Iti M-rve What it Iks nafvi* ot Ik* tigkl Y»o< Obligation* It vim .nr >irv mg iii .in i iglit year obligation • .ili g* i v upon release Irum »itive *en ire \o o are l r.iii -I i i n il in lln Hi .nl* Iti—ii 'i It tnu lin*i li.nl live or l i m n v c .ii'n l ,icll*t •ciMi e. you .in I ralt»lei li d to t lie Si.tiiilbv It* '• r *• \- >*• have seen, il *mi .in 11 an sfein il In l be Ite.utv l l r - n 'i n Complete ,iii nglil vi-ni nMig.il mu viuiiii.i* n n iim nun 11*• Ilia Mobill/atmii lli-ig lm •l.itu- lm vom i-nlin nlilig.ilini d vno ••• d o in ' Haw d o n an imJividwol wilk on *igkty*o> obligation g*i from Ik* Ready R««*t»* la Ik* Standby l* i* i* * t Vim himV vnllintiirilv piirln Ipale III .1 Deserve mill until 7"Ai* turnout fn u rto n e of another rra helpexi m utt M /V/r’» l .a l ’ta ia Theater our of I hr natian’i n m l turnout l.r/l to right a rt Prancet (llrn d en n in g Unger. ISrvrgr White. famed producer. A n n /V» ningtun. dim m u lu r dancer u ho r a r n r d fume unit fortune in W hite’* Stnrulalt, and Ju a n ita Hun. an other darner of the roaring JO't The hut tign in (runt of the l.a h a ta u in meant to te a joke by the u recking company, hut it brought c reif ur tl fur hot trait from one lady uhu n ett r m uted a performance It ra m r in t h r form of gorgeous Kirin in pink feather* and little more - j a n baby dancer*, shimmie queen*. th r m utirvif George Gershwin, th r torch song* of Fannir Drier and Sophir Tucker. th r "Scandal*" of tirorgr W hitr and th r "V anities" of Karl Carroll. T h r l.a M ara knew them all. G eorge Burn* and Oracle Alien "ahulflnl off to Buffalo." arroaa th r 46-foot stage. Sophir Turkkr. "last of th r Red Hot Mama*/* playrd th e I’lara carrying a high torch for h rr “ M an." Charles W inningrr, la trr to lirro m r famnua in th r Zirgfield Follies and a* th r lovable C aptain Andy in th r niuaical vrraion of Edna Frrl*rr'a “ Shoi* B oat," trod th r local board* Will Itogrra tw irlrd hi* fainou* ropr and panted th r politician* and (Suy Hate* Po*t held it* atidirncr* *prll hound. It was more, however, th an ju*t a th eater. It waa intim ately co nnrctrd with th r life of th r city. It wa* a *ymbol of assurance to the people of t h r town. W itM n it* wall* they found relief from every-day care* in tear* and laughtrr. They •aw their *on* and daughter* receive high school diploma* on it* *tage lanlgemen u*rd it for am a­ teur production* to support their rharitiea. T h r th eater playrd no unim portant part in ■timulating th e real estate spurt* betw een 1909 and 1914. Hut k*trr* plying their trade beforr big C entral Avenue blackboard* on w arm evening* la 1913, pointed to the big white building at Cen­ tral and Fifth, glowing with light. T hey sold lot* like hot cake*. Hut the Candy Brother* sold thea­ ter tickets, while th eir father spanned Tam pa Bay w ith a bridge I* J i l l aucli Unit-a* vuot at tivi >11*111 .mil >iill>l.ii lmv p.ulnip* lion total live ve.ll* I In n *nn may In- trrtli»leinnl In lln Standby De»eivi lur ymit n in.lining tliue lluwever, lln new law set* up an iin i-iiti\• pingrnin in eiuuiirage vnlunlni* Hi •erve p aitn ip.itmn bv eight vi ar men II vim .in- telea»i il from active d u t> In-tween Aug 10. |9.Vi, and-lulv I. I'i%7. you 1n.1v join anil »ali»lai tnnlv participate in a It*-»*-r*■ null fur line veat I luring tin* year, vim are sllh|rct In lln 1nin pll.llli • provision* nl lln .nl. In In Mix iivmcI l.lll-f At lln • ml uf tin- year, uni may transfer In lln- Standliv Deserve Ini tin retuaindi'i of vnur nliligatiuu What 1* Ik* natwi* el Ik* Si*-V*ai Obligation? It 1* ideittlial with 1lie eiglo vear nliligatmn with ri >|» • t to establishing eligibility bn transfer to the Standliv De*rrv» after perfnrining a total of live vear* of active service and Deserve parth ipatmu Tile different e i*. ,i* ha* ln-en ilin u»>«it that Deserve paitu ipnlmn 1* 1 ninpulsorv lm men with iln» obligation Mull a man have fi»* y*a«i e( acliv* and R*t*ive • *>«■<• I n transfer ta Ik* Standby l*v*iv*? No In some case*, the Iteniiv Deserve iiernnl umv l< shortened liv u|ierntimi nl the *1 leening print-*** What is the screening peace**? This I* the iMinew* by which member* of the Demi* l(» serve who possess critical skills, individuals oreiipvilig ti v governmrnl m defense industry position*, those whom* older to military service would result in eitrem e |M-r*minl or community hardship, and those who pooseea uulitarv skill* in eicos* of requirement*, will lie transferred to the Standliv Deserve Top priority fur *iuli transfer will go to conduit vei eran*. What is the poepat* at Ike Screening fracas*? Il* pur|iose is In provide a proper ihslnluitluu id skillr III the Deadv Deserve, to assure th at no one |HnM-s»uig • critical civilian skill is relameil in the Deadv Deserve to (n-r form a military job requiring lesser skill, and In assure t hat only those readily available for service remain in llie Deadv Benerv e What it meant by Selective Recall? This is the process which m lim e of mohili/nlimi would be applied In inmilier* of the S tandby Deserve Under the process, no m rinlirr uf the Standby Deserve will In- ordered to duty until the Selrvtive Service System ha* determ ined whether he is more essential to the defense effort m the mili­ tary service or 111 hi* civilian pursuit Determination uf avail ability will lake into consideration a prtqn-r allmaUmi nl <nlically skilled niaiqniwer In-tween m ilitary service and essen­ tial defense *up|Hirtmg activities Volunteer* will In- 11111*111 ered as bring available Haw can a man be dochacgad bafara cemplaltng *ith*» tk« Sis- ac light-Tear Obligation? Only on the hast* of |n-r*onal hardship. A* an eicrptm n. the net provides th at m rm lwrs of the Deserve who liecotue ordained minister* <an reepirst discharge from their military obligations. �THEY TALKED O lrtH tt P EG G Y •r oaaci otxoss S Peggy O'Neil was the spoiled h e w m on* of Florida's earlilent first ladies, sursly one of darling of her family and all the the moot beautiful, and unques­ statesmen of that day. The tionably the only on* of whom Franklin House was the accep­ it ran be said caused the disso­ ted place to reside while in Washington, and the lawmakers lution of a president's cabinet! Peggy O'Neil Eaton's name usually came to the city with­ would stand doat to the top of out their families. Thus Peggy any list of glamorous women. grew up in an atmosphere of But, alas, she had the kind of political intrigue. She was beau­ charm that influenced men and tiful, vivacious and, against all alienated women. Through the the rules, intelligent. She list­ animosity of other women. ened to and understood the talk Peggy Baton achieved the posi­ that went on at het father's tion the holds in American his­ tavern. Part of Peggy's great charm tory. leaving her mark upon the lives of the great and the near­ was her eicsptionally sharp mind. Her understanding and great of her day. Andrew Jackson said that she knowledge of political matters was the smartest woman in was amaiing in a woman of the Washington City. There were "age of Jackaon." Women of her others who were not as kind in day were eipected to direct their remarks about John Bat­ their energies to other matters and leave politics to the men. on's wife, Peggy. All of Washington City agreed Old Hickory had known Peggy Baton since her young that Peggy Baton was beauti­ girlhood. He and John Baton, ful, but in all matters the mere up from Tennessee, had been mention of her name was guests at her father’s tavern. enough to throw any gathering The Franklin House, when into a heated and sometimes violent argument. It waasaid that she was a scheming, un­ scrupulous woman, an unfaith­ ful w:fa and negligent mother. There were even those who raised their eyebrows at Presi­ dent Jackson's friendship for Peggy, although it was known that Jackaon was grief stricken upon the death of hia wife, Rachael, just before his inaugu­ ration. She was born Margaret O'Neil, the daughter of William O'Neil, "just two weeks before bar father attended Washing­ ton's funeral," which was as as near as Peggy ever cam* to establishing a bi-th date. Peggy never let her jum ble origin bother her. A lesser woman might have accepted defeat at the hands of her enemies, but not Peggy. Some historians say that ah* even enjoyed the tur­ moil that sprang up around her. Peggy always squeesed the last drop of glamour and excitement from any situation. At the ago of 16 she married » John Timberlaks who, Peggy says in her memoirs, was from a ''fin* old Virginia family, a man who could have married any girl in Washington City.'' Others in writing about John Timbertak* were less kind and charitable. He was a charming n'er-do-well. Ho mismanaged hia financial affairs and called upon his friends and family to extricate him from difficult situ­ ations. By choice and inclina­ tion he eras a storekeeper aboard ships when he could get hia financial problems straightened out enough to obtain a berth. Peggy waa left for long periods in Washington with her two children at the home of her par­ ents while Timberiake sailed the seas. During these years Jackaon and Baton were board­ ers at Franklin House and be­ came very fond of Peggy and her two daughters. John Timberlake also considered Eaton one of hia beat friends, and called upon him many times to us* hia political and financial influence to put his affairs in order.' Timbertak* died at sea and stories were immediately circu­ lated that he had taken his own life because of the goaalp about Peggy and John Eaton. This obviously is untrue. One of his last letters was directed to John Baton and reiterates his friendship for Baton, and there were subsequent letters from his shipmates giving the circumstances of his death, which waa due entirely to na­ tural causes. Peggy Timberiak* and John Baton were married very soon after the new* of Timbertak*'* death reached Washington, which confirmed the public opinion that Peggy and Eaton had long been lovers. There is not the slightest doubt that John Baton was the great love of Peggy’a life. Baton waa al­ ways a devoted father to Peggy's two children and his love for hia wife amounted to adoration. * John Eaton was a brilliant statesman but indifferent to personal fame and glory. He was more ambitious for his friend Jackson than for him­ self. It waa only because of the urging of Peggy and Andrew Jackson that he continued in public life. He had sufficient wealth and position for his needs, but Peggy gloried in his political achievements and his association with Jaclnon. Jackson was always a true friend to Peggy, not only be­ cause of hia long friendship with John Eaton, but because he be­ lieved her to be a much ma­ ligned woman. He was con­ vinced that hia dear srife's death had been hastened by vicious gossip and scandal, and he was determined to protect Mrs. Eaton within hia power to do ao. It soon became evident that the wives of Jackson's cabinet members would not accept the Secretary of War'a wife. Mr* John Calhoun, th* wife of the vice president, wa* particularly determined to avoid Peggy. Florid* Calhoun waa an aristo­ crat from South Carolina and ah* could not forget or forgive Peggy’s lowly origin, or th* gos­ sip that circulated about her. John Calhoun was ambitious to become Jackson's “heir" and th* next president of the United 8tates, but hia aspirations were forever quashed when hs and Jackson quarreled about Mrs. Eaton. Old Hickory was a very de­ termined man and a loyal friend. H* was unaccustomed to having hia associates and polit­ ical “dependents” disagree with him. He invited th* Eaton* to state dinners, just as he did the other members of his cabinet, and Mrs. Raton always came She never missed an opportun­ ity to appear at th* White House, with or without her hus­ band, and upon occasions she waa the only woman present. raftU-UnxtaMjfttiM- ISIIM �Who can *ay whal the turn of events might have Ix en had Andrew Jackaon remained ir complete accord with John C. Calhoun? Put becauae of thia disagreement Calhoun waa eliminated trom the preaidency, hia heart* deaire, and Mra. Baton became the moat talked about woman in Waahington. H haa been aaid that Mr*. Eaton ia the only woman to have been the cauae of the die* eolution of a preaident'a cabinet. Hia enemiea aaid that the "Baton malaria” waa making a fool of the preaident. Jackaon undoubtedly tried to force hi* Secretary of War'* wife down the throat* of the wive* of the other cabinet member*. Even hia beloved niece, Mr*. A. J. Donelaon, who acted a* hia hoateaa, waa permitted to re­ turn to Tenneaaee when »he refuaed to accept hia ultimatum that ahe muat call on Peggy Baton. The "Mra. Baton affair” waa only one of the many problem* of the preaident. It waa a time of great atrife and turmoil. There waa much trouble at home; the only bright apot in the Jackaon administration at thia time waa hi* foreign afTair* attitude, lie waa on the frirndlieat terma with the nation he had thrashed aoaoundly at New Orleans. Matters finally reached a breaking point and the Jackson cabinet waa diaaolved and reor­ ganised. Jackson remained a friend to the Batons a* long aa ha lived, but he eventually btewed hia head to the inevi­ table and permitted John Henry Baton to resign with the other members of hia cabinet. After the cabinet break Jack­ aon appointed Baton to the gov­ ernorship of Floridr.. This waa a blosf to Peggy. She had been born in Waahington City and there ah* hoped to live the re­ mainder of her life. However, the Baton* arrived in Tallahas­ see late in the autumn of 1834. Peggy'* questionable fame had already spread to the Flor­ ida capital via former (iovernnr Call and his family. Call had once been a guest at the Frank­ lin House in Washington. After the bustling, hectic life of Waahington, Peggy soon be­ came bored with the quiet life at Tallahassee and made fre­ quent trips to Pensacola, a more thriving city, where she could enjoy a social life of far more gaiety and color. The Baton'* were recalled from Florida in 1835 and John Baton was made Minister to Spain. For Peggy this spelled the kind of life ahe loved and to which she was best fitted. Far from the wilds of Florida and its Seminole Indiana (who were ready to acalp one at less thah a moment’* notice! ahe be­ came one of the moat brilliant figure* at the Spanish Court and a close friend of the queen. It waa a gay time for the Bat­ ons. Hut John Baton was grad­ ually and ateadily lasing ground physically and waa glad when the time came to return to the United State*. It was not long after their re­ turn that Peggy lost her true love and best friend. She was grief stricken. She thought ahe would never marry again, that her splendid adventure*, though tinged with bitterneaa, were over. Her daughters were mar­ ried and had children of their own.*t!er older daughter waa the wife of the Due de Sampayo of Franc* and the younger girl married a Randolph of Vir­ ginia. In later yeara, after the death of John Baton when some of the old gossip had died down, Peggy waa forgiven much on ac­ count of the prominence of her aons-in-law and taken into the heart of Waahington aociety, until she once again alienated the “best people” by her own unfortunate prediction for do­ ing the wrong thing at the right time. Soon after John Eaton's death Peggy's daughter, Mr*. Randolph.dird leaving her tw o d au g h ter* to Peggy'* care. It would be satisfying to think th a t Peggy becam e a devoted and typical grandm other, th a t she dedicated the rem ainder of her life to her little m otherless grandchildren. Such was not th e case. She fell in love w ith 19-year-old Antonio Huchignani, who was her grandchildren's Italian dancing master, married him and let him swindle her out of her com fortable inheritance from John Baton After a few very profitable years, from Hu­ chignani'* point of view, the young husband left Peggy, and she suffered the worst indignity o f her life! He not only left her, b u t look one of th e young granddaughters with him! After Peggy divurced Huchignani. he married her granddaughter and they were the parent* of several children. She lived out her day* to a ripe old age. a saddened and disillusioned woman. Even her funeral was one to rem em ber. She filled the front page* of the p * p er« -an d how Peggy would have loved that! Re|Mirters dug in to the past for details of her life and love*. T hus Peggy ful­ filled her destiny. Horn M a r­ garet O’Neil, a tavern keeper's dau g h ter, she is credited with having split the very core of a n ation, being one of th e most talented and intelligent women ever to grace a president's table, the beloved wife of John Henry B aton, Governor of F lorida. Tubica& hi TiwbicaS. florida ^ — --- Motel and Home Owners/ prints TH E P E R FE C T A C C E N T S Full Kodachrone color a t­ t ra c t iv e ly m ounted on h e a vy stock 1 4 " x 1 8 M • • • 2 Sunset Scene* I Florida Patio I flowering CURTISS DISTRIBUTORS, Art Dept. !•■ 870? Mod-ero leo«h HtMido Wtltome News f$r tursitii Su Strtn: NEW HiAT-AND-MASSAGE PAD SOOTHES PAIN OF B U R SIT IS T u n id m a n k in d '* ntm t fa m u li* h e a le rs —heat am i m assage are now blended in an n m a /in ii new device fur I lie re lie f of p ain of a r th r it is , b u rs itis , lih ro s itis . s tra in s and sp ra in s. 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All florida Mogonns Ocala, florida See this fortune teller about your future 'there'* never hcvti a fortune teller that'* been IIMK correct alvoui the future of all hiv customers . . . w ilh one eserptiun, that it . . . die "fortune" teller at your bank that crib you U.S. Savingv llomlv! lit- ran cell a lol shorn your luiurr. And ii'v jll going to come true. lie knowv (or cure, (or inciance, iliac for every $MM> you pul into U.S. Series "E" Savingv llomlv today . . . in 9 yrarc, N monthc, you're going lo get back J ((Ml. lie knowv (or sure dial money |>ut into Savingv llonclc it always going to be perfectly rafr. That's Irecautc Homli are registered in your name and can be replaced if ihry'rc lost, stolen, or burned. He knows for sure, too. that you'll always hate rath on hand. That's be­ cause Savings llonds arc cashable any­ time after the first two months if the need should arise. W hy not see him today, tie! the lull story on how bright your future can lie when you sate the U.S. Savings liondt way! Ha’ll make all your dreamt come True In U.S. Savlngt Bonds •** H f f o B< |** » * t TW Dees—y B if i»<a *iH •fo Cb m i -4 AU H O 8I0 A M AO AIJN f �V A Modern Cave Man • r IO ( HANSCOM X V a r t IKK It h ru tm a n t com m ander. who wrvtd 22 y e a n in th e U. S. Navy anil C oa«t G uard ami whose hobbies .ire arch* neology and speleology (rapturing uveal, now ride* a |>*irol car on tha Braden'on police force. Marry H. Wilkiaon, who retired from the Coast Guard in 1949, flrat decided to become a farmer. Horn in New York C ity , he had never lived on a farm, hut had read l^tuia llromfield'a ,'l,lea»ant Valley," which gave him a yen for rural life S o he went to Vermont and bought a farm nine mile* from the Canadian border, near the town of Newport Marry had a lot of fun at Aral, remod­ eling the farm houae, which waa built in ld.1.1. Me took hia place in the com­ munity life of Newport, becoming a member of the Rotary Cluh. and the Aral veteran of World War II to lie elec­ ted commander of the local American l^ g lO II |MMt. Me lived there a year and a half twfore the thermometer dipped to 45 degreea below rem Thai'* when llarry decided that wet inn of the country waa entirely too cold Me anId the farm and beaded back to New York City, with hi* wife and ton Denny, the latter having been born on the farm. Marry neat decided he would like In go into the reataurant business. So he bought an eating place in the hig city, aelling it aeven montha later when he found it took more than juat the deaire to feed the public. But he couldn't settle down to a normal life after year* of wandering all over the world. *o he bundled bia family in hia car and headed for Ariiona. Mia love for archaeology aoon landed him a job with the Univeraity of Ariiona and he waa put to work eicavating a 1.000 year old Indian village in the Apache National Forest near Jewett Cap, N. M. Ilarry'a deaire to dig into the past atemmed from hia achool daya. One morning hia profeaaor lamented he only had one akelelon available for 40 pupila. llarry decided to do aomething about N. The npit weekend he went out to an ancient Indian burial ground. Monday morning he placed three buahel baaketa of bone# on hia teacher'a daak. He aaya the profeaaor waa ao pieoaed be gave him A'a for the balance of the couree. Today Harry baa ona of the largeat private libraries on Indian archaeology in the United 8talee. After a little over a year in Ariiona, he decided It waa time to aettle down in one apot. He headed for Florida, toured down tha Eaat Coast and back up the Weat, Anally picking Bradenton aa the apot for hia future home. For a while, he waa content with hia virioua hobbiaa. hut after three montha r ^ ii- w K M e u # w - n it n i the urge to do aomething real waa too much for him. Me joined the police force and is now on hi* fourth year a* a police­ man. While with the Coaal Guard, he nerved Intelligence in New York, and in 1939, po«ing a* a New York City Harbor po­ liceman, hr gave valuable aaaiatance in the aeiture of a shipment of opium, worth over a million dollara. The nar­ cotics were brought into this country by a Yugoslavian ship In the ensuing gun battle, a New York police officer standing alongside Harry was shot and killed Marry received a letter of commendation from Adm. R. R. Waeache. commandant of the Coast N it t y WtUUtom steads by trhtU i l l setve- y ra ro U mm. [h n n y. p r t p a m to t a b o f f oa a Guard, for initiative, judgment, integrity trip to U * moon. D ta n y't hobby it tpaco thipo, o f u h irh h r h at e large coiU rh o*. and devotion to duty. It waa the largest aeiiure of narcotics ever made in th e. New York area. Later, the incident be­ came the basis for a national radio show, “ Gangbuaters," and a magaiine story. In 1930, while working on a caae en­ tailing smuggling of guns into Cuba, Marry contacted a New York counter­ feiting gang for evidence. He posed aa a clerk in a WPA office and gained the confidence of the gang by telling them he could paaa out some of the counter­ feit money in the weekly payroll. The information waa turned over to the Secret Service, and Harry waa put on special duty with them by the Coast (Tuard, to break the caae. After several narrow escapes, and the rising diatruat of the gang who Aral accepted him. he obtained the evidence to convict the ringleader* Me received a letter of com­ mendation for his eiploit in the under­ world from the late Frank J. Wilson, ttn . W dkttoa tmahi oa a t tho patrolm an morbt on am oti painting. Abomt i _____ , ___ •eg of a Coatt Guard cattar ho commanjmd. IUnu from explorations decorate Urn mantel. chief of Secret Service. Mr. Wilkiaon served on various ahipa during World War II, and upon retire­ ment a Navy commendation wit*» Modal of Merit from the late Jamee Forrestal, Secretary of Navy. Harry has always had a yen for eapinring caves and caverns. He married the former Dorothy Herrick in 1942, and they went on a cave-eiplortng and moun­ tain climbing trip for their honeymoon. The Aret ddy after the wedding, the couple dauesnded 254 feet into the Luray Caverns of Virginia. The young bride, not accustomed to walking, neat found herself pantingly climbing the 4,AM foot ascent to Spruce Knob. Harry waa on recruiting service for the Coaal Guard at the time, ao combining work with pleasure, he left a recruiting poster In the bottom of the cavern and on top of the mountain. A couple of yearn later he look Doro­ thy down into an uneiplored cavern In Virginia. Borrowing a ladder from a farmer's apple orchard, they descended Into the 40-foot sink hote.rarrying their aew rwbe a patrol ca r on tfx Bnmt cocker spaniel, Bruce, with them. UrOa bia o tg K lh m r th ifl oftfuty. �Cracking Florida’s "i.toipe” Game 1 (Ccnliiaural 1 - m tO M A lS I O A M V I R I I N t W Juan V im hi nr I n ifn lin k 5rnJ f I ro Iur (funiHmnjiir. n im N n '.if- t u n f O K'< IW t, V I m u l i u f I. lit l O N U O M t * Join T r r f « C h i CoatA m u I i h l [ « i k « i l V i n t m i l l I i i Im tie pinaaulira lire tVga X . Hot I T , M u mi hr ii h 41. li t S4-PRINTINO. INORAVINO AND MIMIOOCAPHINO 1JA-RIAt 1STATI I M K M I I ) hi >1 M A S C A R D * |ia*> tin*mnal h n 4||, A llim lil, I I . O t A M I raj M ila n f'ananli nlTri aiwalrt lul real r o w N o t Aaamh A • Rrilrt, IV ill f l. Vi A im mi m i ( u ia A rm \ nv M A Il T U I N I W M A N I . r* . J. V u fmgiam I I . 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Or land f U AvtM M tttr. m um r and du trl uanunrrt g tn rtu n t tnd ttutrtt Vuiak i r t m r All m u rtu l utd liK u giatitnirrd W hadn.lr *nd itiu l 50— MOO A* IlN IIH lN O , M V I I OPT NO P A S T II P O R T R A IT S Ictirt IV.pli.ai Ing PKiii Inlatgtmrnaa Run on tt afalat P Aaal 11)4 Rugtt Ptur. Dattam h tu h 10P—BUSM ItS PlACtS TOR 11 NT W I ART. N O W trnimg u m r apur in . anmrlrtrli irttnaklraf Kaikiing laaaurd onr bknk tu m I hr Pnu Offnr in Srhimg, fU 4 auaiut » II. Ilrthriingion angle Highland* 4'imnt* Nrn*. Vkung 111 111—IMCOMt A RUSINISS PROPMfV M M S dk U f<)R S A II V K ing . Ha hollon t,k Mart hniiling. garni lanuiam RtaannaMr ptut 4' im m u i W II llcahrunginn. Iligh lin d i n»l S f » » . V N in j, ii. SATIS 10 1 UNI MINIMUM-S WORDS MINIARUM10 UNI t Week 4 Waati • Waabt 13 Waak* .’(X per wr’d 2Y'3 dm ttrt all** IA'* all** 7 20 19 Y0 200 liM ) |H r r m rik Ir m c h illi w ith rtM t) UM IMS NANST MANS !0 SINS IN YOUS (OFT Plow run the ibovr id . Sunday,--------Aa4afr..;*au A d d rm t 4*i*l apt aka in irunlrtn nun M* jtgra nl ih .p tn t llliaartiiraf hahlr pu p l n i mulr rlu n J : jam pan! Kgga K u A Siam Park. H i r«4-PU*f«TUBS SAVF 41PM an taint nrn fntmtutt. met YjOIM) u m r k i am anal ha* lin in g loom iwur*. hrdtiami uaitrt. lumg tm m auiir* lamp*. n i . m Thr hru m ipulit* h r Irt* laimr m 4>unr**ilk and u > r M l on untt furtamt man tun* Art u n p if I at P L 'A N IT I RL M A N I ’f A l . T l 'R I AS S A M P II 114)1 'SI tavnrtiillc. PVnata N m WiUaMaSk Ad u 4Vila l i m n FLO RID A I FACTS • f M M N THRRMHDSON |4)R SALT I t taam harrl. Dautaru H ruh. M.mlanai Aluai autihat O n n n an Pint huigh 4 amaui Rat Sla4 na«t. I l l ' 4Tli aim Aa PuaaKaigh Pa Clostifi«d Advertising Order WscAk L O O K I N G ID A 1 hank puhlnhrr Send Im frrr IVmklrt A f V . nt.gr. I J f W o t SI. N rn Yank f I flu i t h n W f> « m jrl llrllth im i V lf nr. h i IM ju k n n iillr hruh II. I httlinj ». I»*.«i «» 114 IA IITA I uainti M ap liirll hunting lathing mint I li f t alrtiilra! Iikrt. iirr.nai. trull, rulalt V n J ainanli m m r imf |l itl In lianllrra l Slip Arrant Waatrt llla rn flairnl. .ttr tk i hrginmnfi A a ru n iirp.at man la h r who poath r atlrihutam uf th r p ro p h rt, ih r a rrh ilrc t and Ih r arti»t. pin* Ih r mind of a finan­ cial grniua. F o rtu n atr, in d rrd , waa South H onda whrn Grorgr M rrrirk adopted it aa hi* homrland and Marlrd hm grrat work, th r nationally and in tern atio n ­ ally known beautiful city of Coral (lahlra For hi* great ach itv rm rn t in bringing to Florida I hi* rpiiom * of varly H paniih a rch itactu ra, Raorga M rrrirk in 1927 waa decorated by King Alphonao of Spain for hia womlarful aipraa■ion of Spanish arch itactu ra in Coral Gable*, and m aila "D o n of th a Order of Isabella da Caloilc." George M errick included in hia grrat plan* th a t of fu rth e r­ ing education, and gave to th a than small, but glowing and ro­ bust beauty spot, IM acres of land and pledged four m illion d o llars of which ha m ade one million im m ediately available, for th a U nivrraity of Miami. page '| Itrtailleni A*auH'iatitin anal laical merchants* group* alcaidnl it w « time fur action T h r racket **» mil only Inking money out of th rir amn stores hut mm* n » l ing th r general public, a* wa-ll The facts sere laiai U-fure I lie Legislature anal ln*l spring th r s la te ’s tirw shoplifting l.n* was enacted It is a inaslrl nat which other s ta in , plagued hv ih r sam e crime, are rkpertral to tfuickly follow It is « law th a t free* the hanals of m en haul* in bringing to ju stice tin-**- law ­ breaker* It reaals “ I. A peace officer, or a m er­ chant’s employer who hn* prob­ able cause for taelleMiig th a t good* held for sale by th r m er­ c h a n t have been unlaw fully taken by a |N>raoii anal th at he can recover them by taking the person into cusloaly m ay, for the purposr of attem pting to ef­ fect *uch recovery, take the |>erson into iTlstmly anal ilrtn in hint in a reasonable manner for a reasonable length of lim e. Such faking into custody and detention by q p ra te officer, m erchant or m erch an t’* e m ­ ployee shall not render *uch peace olficer, m erchant or literch an t's employer criminally or civilly liable for false arrest, falsa imprisonment or unlawful datention. *'2. Any |ieare otfu er may a r­ rest w ithout w arrant any |»eison h r has probable r a u .r for believing ha* commit tri! lararny in rrtail or wholesale establish­ ment*. "3. A merchant or m erchant's em ployee who causes sue h a r ­ rest aa provideal for in section I of a person for larrrn v of good* held for sale shall not lie crim ­ inally nr civilly liable for false arrest or false iniprisam nirnt where Ih r m erchant or m er­ ch an t's em ployer ha* prohnhlr cause fur lielievuig that the |a-rson arresleal conimitleal lararny of gooiia held for sale “ 4. It ia declartwl to l>e the legislative in te n t th a t, if a n y atetin n , auh-section, sen ten re, clause, or provision of this act is held invalid, the remainder of th e act shall not be afTrcterl." In early October, th r Florida 8 ta ta R etailers A ssociation launched th e most intensive anti-shoplifting drive in its his­ tory. Kircutive Direc tor Dallas H ostetler said one of the first step* will be th r establishm ent of a central clearing house with card data on known shopliflerr and picturea of convicted ones Big, bold aig n a-atating th a t th ey a r t protected by the new •hoplifting la w -h a v e gone u p m in hundred* of stores th n ughout th r s ta ir Kvi-n so, ihv Fla rida S ta te Ita-tailcr* A ssonatu n is urging merchant* to iim gmsl, sound jiidgma'til ill uiilimba rilig th e ir new weapon In a recent bulletin to merchant*, tin n a tio n cautiom-d “ All Florida m m hauls should give carrf'.l study to pro|>rr u-e of our new shoplifting law Mo­ use uf th r law would surely weaken this new ami urgentlyceeilrd crime prevention loot ’’Fortunately, the knowledge th a t th ere is such a law *utomaticallv will curia the shoplift­ ing evil. A major job of local re* tail organization- i* in «ee ttm l this knowledge will lie well t». tablisheal anal publinred ” \Ve must avoid irrational procedure* th at would ru stic cu sto m er ilig n it), in ju re c u s­ tom er goodwill am! even in v itt legal a ttack nn the new law ' T h e concensus i* th a t very few legitimate customer* are go­ ing In have their aligint tea ru ft!, d in the mouths to come It i> if.* sy n d ic a te o p erators, th e " im ­ pulse" pilferer* anal the kleptnl who had laettrr watch nut I A LL m a i m i :: I r u m iim I shoppers marl IVIRYTHINO T w a u s i and M A n i •• tV .a k s , Mr Rrsm t , baaks. in m Ri , .ka ita , a a k . a«ak i j n , so (.tsalaal m k n - . a . k t l u l a a n Naw, m « 4 saasis. (C ) P R M T M -1 1 . Hawk! ivk k s i H i * * Claa. lawacskOss. awlsiwalM i « k i » a •ait. m R - i m M s H i m . |*| 1009 O lll M | L A M t l O a ^ s M H. . k l 4 l 4 - t l . t i s * m s i A a M n i |J lls s t). I A a l atfls. I g M l f j h aw ssaay P rls lw i s s g tabafsi a a y 4 — I I t i » 4 la ak, i k o k , ■ a n ; n asr la A r r m « » R PtsSucH. D*f*. A I I O I I , 113 W. l l m a t A . . , 1«* ***»*■ > 3, CaM. k R a lw lM * g w a - �4 * • - r — i --------------------------- 1 — c M u rn i td fjm u tl 0 0 0 m ti PRESIDENTIAL When you place your insurance with Presidential Insurance Company you help Florida and yourself because: • ^ Presidential is 100% Florida owned with over 5,000 Floridians owning its stock. . . V t & i • • • y Home office operations in Florida and 225 agents assure you quick, efficient and courteous claims service. . . V The premiums you pay are kept in the stateto work for Florida and you. . . V On auto, fire, and casualty insurance you save from 10 to 15 per cent off standard rates with Presidential. r For l You ea rn l.ialiility of 10-20-5. Maximum Medii il I*.«\ nu i n Comprehensive and 950 Deductible Colliitioit on a l(*M »'untom 2- Door Ford or Chevrolet and live in Saruftotn. Tallahassee ot Mime other town in Territory fi. PrcskWial i in s iira iU L ’ (^timpani) j To comply with Florida’* new financial re»|>onftihility law which went into effect October I, 1955 you must_cArry.lP'r2(,- ,• lindf* • AUTO - FIRE • C A S U A L T Y n.V* Home Offlc#: Jacksonville, Florida •. ■ *. n ttt M T. „__ ■ HW.’ Ip w ., *• , .M Mr a m Z l.M - I » r ^ _. �t Weather r o u t NtWSPAPU DEFENDS TOOK NIGHT TO KNOW! 0 f t * W • a n t e d i& t m AN INDEPENDENT D .\n .Y NT.WSPATER SANFORD, FLORIDA MONDAY, OCTOBER 24. IMS Growers Say to ^ Aanorialrd I’rrrev leaned Wire No. .102. Pro Golfers Enter 'Mayfair Inn Open' No Comment Sheriff Tucker Speaks To DeBary CofC Thursday lf t Fartl* el-snd* through T u rtd a v, # frw wldelv scattered «huwer« roulh and central portion*, fooler central portinn* Tue*,ity. An order acd referendum which will no doubt, affect small and large growers in Ih# Sanford area, haa been cal id lor an early date. No comment haa been the an­ swer generally, as grower* are contacted, because, in their opin­ ion. they coulo not comment on an item they had not seen or riudtod Thr referendum concerns local growers Ihr area Included in Dis­ Rotary Club Hears V a r d o n Delegates Report T r o p h y Daily Experiences Is A w a r d DEBARY—Volusia County she­ trict 1. Sunfoid-Oviedo-ZeUwood. riff Tucker waa guaat ipeaker at Florid? Celery Order Recommen­ * roast turkey dinner served to the ded by USD A: DeBary Chamber of Commerce The adoption of a proposed nur­ Thursday evening at Stetson cafe­ seling agreement and order for teria. Florida celery was recommended local Worshippers Hear Many Subjecis In Church Sunday Th? f, Fcminnlf High School student* ho represented Sanford Among Ih* vi-m itj >n eh irrh ffters n» at Ro>s‘ State in O rgsniu n the nation sfs irrd s ) Sanford Introduced by pres dent Abraham today by th* U. S. Department of Tall»h***e« tcrcntly g«*e a reFour .d the country'* top m,*n*v >'»"h'PPcr« nesid th n r cI h iic B Lincoln ha outJjied tha function and agriculture. A refcicndum to de­ sun.e of i rii daily activities at making profrtatonal golfeis hive nn m i' " *uWarig, operation of hi* office the Improve­ termine whelhe* producer* of Horthe m c t lr y of the Sanford RoLsry orrn annminred as -ait, entrants '*, ,h •f *, » u -cn ,lom lh» Holy Btments of th* budgetary procedure tda celery fa’ or th* issuance of * Club st the Yacht Club thi* noon. in the MMW Amtal I’ l. \ Mayfair n,t over th# former foe system. He proposed marketing agreement ar.d Jim ItawYine, irpreientlng the Irn Open C.-sri Tournament Her ( At the Luthet an ( hue, t of the Ra* stressed th* impartiality religious­ order will be held Nov. 1 through ly followed m his enforcement of Nov. 10, both date* inclusive, Min- R A LP H CO W AN P K K 8 F.N T S hi* check for additional membership* for hi* firm In the Seminole * otary H ub, wm Inutniiited by IS through U at the Masfan Inn ‘ deem*r vrv rrdas l!*v . Ftlililfg piogiam rbaim isn Chailie 'to ici- Country Club, h rie in Sanloid hehleajinani 'poke hum hi* tfals ail atata laws. Following this ard F Miller. Lakeland. Fla.. Field Chamber of Commerce to Dalla* l-oop. Cowan said. “ We re»ll-.» the importance of increarinr mem­ discourse be conducted a question Representative of th* U. S. Depart­ berships in the Chamber of Commerce, fo r that t« *h« only way the Chamber program ran be enlaig- *„n who nt*o pre»#nteit ll»e fol­ llfadm • the entr' list in this new Dent J ?7 1 Tskel. rhou art weighlowing:-- Kem ifth R»m«ey, Ki- r»t edition I, the PGA winter eit , r<i the hslance' and art found and aniwer session, during which ment of Agriculture, announced to­ rd. (Photo by Jam eson) t.sni* Club d*l*g*le; Howard M i­ end ate Asm Snead Dr. I j i y Mid ; wanting members frae'y diacuaaed Counly day. Ballots a«d voting instructions 1 red, l.ion* Club; John Clarke, F.ikt I'lerolf. M;kc Souvhok, snd John j Rev Sehleismann «aid, “ K i i l problems. will be mailed to all celery growers ■nd Ein ie Morris " f the Jayeees. Burke, areoid.ng to trank Mebane R elsh ir/ar antdst lavish surrouidThe Clumber then turned to th* of record and any grower who fail* 1mg* and in •umptnuus living frig Farh youth evpie»«cd his appiecia- Jr . m an-srr ol the Alay'alr Inn business at band; report* from th# lo receive a ballot may secure one The M..*lat“ Inn Open will he the as though he ws* atvsso th* power vartou* committee*. Everett Swift by contacting hla County Agricul­ llon for lh< opportunity ef learn­ rovfowod tha work don# sine* Jan­ tural Agent'* offie*. Voting will be ing something *pe. ifie about his tinsl louinsir.ent o( the P<-A w inter!of G-»d Hr went so far as to ehaVuary oa toning and value* received by mail. To be eligible for count• tale government and evpretscd •esson QuaPfvtng roun ts for the ten God'* power hy mocking Him In at th* town meeting bald recently log. ballets must be postmarked th* hep? that the program sponsor, 3J3 entrants w ill begin Dec. 1! an th* final act of mitu*lng G nd'i the Mayfair Inn course. Holy Y rtse l* lie was weighed in at the Civic Center for presentation not later than midnight, Nov. 10. ed by the American l-egion would v» aaivvm n u i'-M *»s a•*« tourns-\ I'M iiii-a •••# b u oalsn io iiirr r of *»i God'* lustier and At the *lon-llMlon of the the ef a petition on this topic. Swift 1133. Two thirds ef the growers by continue. mrnt. the leading I'liA money win i found wanting That v rry night he emphaaissd that the committee number or volume of production Membcrshipi In the Seminole Pari president Orville Tnncbt«n nrr of Ihr v rs i w ill hr awardrd thr •osi his kingdom as well a* his life. wish** it *11 rimes to act to accor­ County Chamber of Commerce are presided In tbe abienr# of W il­ A'aidon Tiophv. rmblemstie of “ We are »|so weighed tn the hsldance with ell of the residents ef voting In tha referendum must fav­ increasing as the d m * continues liam Rush. George Touby trsd a professional golfing supremacy. ante of God « Justice," Srhle**DeBary- The Chamber voted to re- or Issuance ef th* order before U with increased enthusiasm and resolution in mrmo.T of the late Areoriftng to Manager Vrhanr. mann *aid. "by our live*, hy th# calve aad approve the report ef will become effective. momentum. The propped program would Elton J . Houghton R r., a valued who ha* lust recently taken over balance of III* lass, by the measuro Mia toning c-annnlttoo. More than twenty additional' the icins of ttie Mas lair Inn s plush • f our advantage*, *« well ** be member of the rlu'v A summary ef the repltoa receiv­ authorise regulation of the volume firm s and prisons hsve signed Up ed on th* recent labor survey quo*- of celery lo bo marketed, alio the tn ronjunetion with t ’ , F. ft. tourist hotel attraction here the His Word 'and Ihoti art found want­ for 1933 193b memberships tine* trades, sires, and quality of Ui* tioeaira was presetted. week, a film showing th# activ l. lour day golong event will be a ing'. In *plt< of God « lave, of hla Florida Foods Inc . United Irons loumev ul 72-hole medal play. Thr long suffering of his m erry, wo ■ mm commodity In addition to volume tie* of the srrvlre orgsnuation at fer and Storag*. Sanford Linoleum Mayfair Inn, owned by Ihe New j have in multitudinous ways fallen regulations or grad* and sirs re­ and Tile Company, Willi* Pontiac, home and abroad » u shown York Giant* Baseball organisation. ] ihort. God's jualiie ran only say gulations, the committee could re­ Ruhop and H u t , Pur* Otl Comthiough tbe rnurte«y of I apt. Ro­ commend ftaing the sire and di- Th# Seminole County Sportsman'# pany, Fred Ovum. Sanfoid Produce A *lx Item ar-nda will confront bert W Ja il.-o n , eommanding offi- will sponsor Ih r winter meet which .that st* are found wanting. But meniioo* of tn* container or con­ Association m il » t» tf * gigantic Company Hotel Montesum*. 0 D the Board of Sanford City Com eer of the Sanford Naval A u x ili­ has given Ih, official name "May- Ihiough repentance and sorrow fop fair Inn Op»-n'\ jour sifts, th rn s h an earnest entainers used for shipping Florida barbecue tomorrow night it T La n d rc 't, Mr* Eula McClelland mitsionert tonight at their regu ary A ir Station. The allowing was Centra! Flonda. 'eft without a deaaof to overcome them, through celery under the order. Also, re­ _______ . . . _____________ ______________ Fullerton, S a n fo rd H v meeting which begmv at R . . . F. C __________ ________ search and davalopmcnt projects Lansing president of the spoeta-, Tractor and Implement Company,1"'clock in lh* Commissioners arranged by th* Seminole County mayir golf tournament, will e xp e r-'1*1* *<ne ° f **'• hoo, we ftnd that « bamber of Conimen# and t*as irnee the largest tournament of it* ’Ihr *lf balance rearhe* the level of 1— -Evans Room of the City Hall. The State Read Department has related to celery marketing may be min i group Kllgot# 5»oad' Cuntpany, well received by the loeat Itolar- lypr ever to be held In thi* area. uir being lusufied For Hi* S.-n put into high gear Ha campaign to set up under the order. The first Item appesring on the' Lim ing said (h it th i directors Roofing -nd Moating Co . Wagoner .•xrrrd Ihe 10*7 tlnixift Orlamlo suffered -nd died for ,.ur »tn*. Mh# eliminate mors than fto unauthor­ Volume regulation would be for id thi association. at * meeting Furnttuie Cu . Sanford T railer Tark agenda will hi Ihr presentation oft Ians. btrsod of Jesus Christ llu van elevn. ised traffic signals throughout th* I ripen, to pertoas and follow an al- Friday eigtil. made plant for th- W. p Rail, American Oil C o . rat- a teruce award lo II Jam e* Gut I /setA at from at) sin ' Faith m th* 'fn# Mestait fnn upen W the »*eIcrp ' n ; * . i inv^n • I ’ * . * i n • J oe '.i lie !r*,vv ‘t»f ‘ kaadtoca v n S h r btid at th# S.-hl#**. • nd atop for tne touring pro golfer* Savior" ronrtuded Rr, labia supply K V a Barbecue G roinds f a ll, tne . and Florid* Hotel la resolullua adopted hy the Board I «Hy •mre Ihe sr.w.p will paitlcipale In mann. "waihe* away the handwriL linear feet grhteh Clifford Mehibbln. mrmher>h!p o f ‘'inford C L y Commissioners »n-l' J l k f spurtvrran* president point- drive rhaum an «ald thi- morning I a 'User Ira u* from Ihe I ing. on proved ar# a htodaranc* and men­ of rows The committee could me Atiaml M iam i Open upen l*e. o r , » ihrmirh inrmu.n Iia. . Ihe . uall *a*r« ............. . fear that th* barberut la (or mere a.e only three other Florida "* •» »vm !a*l.ng ace to traffic commend regulations or no1 Ihat T(K; of ‘ hr prospective mein i m her liem* of lm pert*m e In S ra and prospeUt*e,mcmber» rltic* pievins hn*l In Jll.Oftft PC, \ 1 Read Board Chairman Wilbur E. pending upon the supply price oving plcluraa will alio be h er. has? ceei seen. However, d in ts ,e d bv He co m n m .i„n e r' In ni* morning me**ag# yesterJon# uid that Held engineers of aboa and other pertinent factpge. The Sanford Kiwanis Club w ill, sponsored me« t« The) *re Miami. ne said. ” i r , of those the commit- w n b , the need for an additional H the barberut meeting (t onllnued ea Page r.ig h l) his Department ere now contact- The propos'd program wouli bw tee and laain m em ber'have called y , um„ lh, w ll)tt K r.ieral I bear Hr Terry M Bird at its noon , St Pe!*r>burg and Jacksonville. leg local authorities to secure Im­ administered by a Florid* rftsep A unique d.slinction fur Sanford s u ^ J . i M * l ^ ! diitI " ,lh * ,0 ,v of Hnusing Pn.ject Gordon Bradie* Irnch-on meriing Wednesday at Hie mediate removal of their signal*. committ** composed of nine | Mgh* meeting was tbe d * - |a | ltlie over 12000 promlseil or w ill atfoaNl Dw toeeliiig to talk with Yacht Club. i* the (a il Dial It will be the small take care of the necessary , ut,„ ,,b c d b* lh, ,e seen i«.■d-ue " |be goatmfogiutora about the mat City Manages Warren E. Knowles ducers with a like number of Ur Bird i* e\pe< Ird lo speak tn v ,t r|ty tn Hie l nited St»le* in hold Mullet Lake Park equipT tirrc is no dmibl, said MrKib |r ii said Friday that th* City ef Sanford lernates Representation on lh* group of Kiwsn anv on “ Thr * lournaineul of lh# ''M syfaii Inn to paint th* Weekiva bin, that the drive will Increase in . , , . ha* always eecuiwd approval ef commit!** would be mad* up Fiincllons of Ihr Seminole County 1open" sue. fainterest and w .il tome to a succ-vs-1 * '* J ^ reh,*’ * f!f* ,<,r' Health Unit " th* State Road Department tor districts. DUtrict* No. 1 or --------------------I ,lc' for pt7H* cUo" ou,,u,« ,hf said that a membership ful conclusion signals pieced on stale reeds and South Florida district, which Dr. Daniel Mather* of the Ki T ra m *, nn.ler th* dherlion of w " ' d u ru ' * ^ hv »h«' wants Club's w in progress with the thoroughfare* and therefor* Ibtrt dudes Palm Beach county. wo«4l Under Privileged Q f g Q n S O l l i C C f-nraf 'S ? enforcement officer* at well^as eon., lering a let- Childiens C-immlile* said today f the association serv- team captain*, a.e competing for art none ef the signal* or siins to have J memb-ra: the West Coast < . , h a ir hern invited Is a meeting of four tickets to the Orange Dow I and r rr>m he Srrn,no,r * ounty tun embership drive com.........» ..... bo removed from location* within District No. 2. including Sarasota, that the local health unit doe* a the Ftr-t District Peace Offi-era said, “ w e're going to the Gator Bowl football games with ommerte winch tiemenduous svnrk among the tmPtha city Umttas. 2 member*, aid Central and Noiti A, fording t • reports !•> the offtr# Association which will b# held In r to door canvas to ae- |e*p#ns* money added lo the ticket* rcq u n ti a referendum on anneal genl and the underprivileged ehd Under the naw gtato Highway Honda or District No. 3, Includ­ he held concurrently wuh drfn of the community. "There is of B sy K ti;# cn . Stat# Comptrol­ Tampa. Thursday, Oct 27. begin­ mbtrs for our astocia-! Fo r the team eaptaim there ■»re Jf00 Cod*, which became effective last ing Sanfurd-Ovledo-ZeUwood, would ning at l p m lerest in lh* ticket* to Ih* Tangerine Bowl game hf S jn f,"*i City Flection on Nov.! a riorv In Ihe work thi* unit doe*." ler. from counly *»»•**««* on Ihe crealo tn tn est August, the Reed Department la have 4 members. Ho*t for the meeting w ill bo . •• I ______________ * o.ir grteip authorised to remove tha signals *aid Dr Ataiher*. "a dory Ihat Is estimated a>*r- >d salustion of Eugene Act re, president of the Th* proposed program la based A request fur a quit rlaim Heed real and tanttble perronal proper­ if local authorities tail to heed a on avldewee rtcelvad at a public important to every c lliirn In Ihe Roberts, to the south half of the unplatted ty for tax purpose* for IW1, Ih# association and B J Chl*f of ro lle r Tam r*. and assist­ hearing bald m Winter Hava*. Fla., Lot A .sf Ros* Court will come etuinly." aite ssH valuation of Seminole Jaaa* potarei out. Wwtvar, that In lls weekly bulletin, the Klwr.ned by third vice-ptesident Inspect* M4L 1W. If Florida Celery before th# commissioners for dia“wafer at etromaUne#*" weak) Mar. Is Club of Sanford has announre*! County n,>n-*»#mpt real eitate It nr J . D. Failu re , Director of Ihw produce ra voting in D m referendum ruuion tunlghl. flfi.713 710 “ F a irly good demand on vegetaMg feportatofe arbitrarily retwore the annual: " L a d e * Night" even! First District Captain C O Rob­ The shortest Item on the agrnda. blea and fruit early last week de­ aignala “wttll artry affect kaa W«a favor the Issuance ef an order by which will lake p ace on Ihe even­ ThU It an tnrresse of eatrly a inson and the (Tiair-tian of |lio the requisite number or volume. It >reid«nt at th* Intor and possibly the one Hero that w ill clined *lightlv toward the end of mafe la atoals tha willing coopering of Nov. lb. According to (he half-million d lls r t or of MSA 910 may b* found. If th* proposal fo * • acd Magnolia (hr w eek." Manager Sandy Ander­ draw lengthy dlacuitlon will he 'Klw anls Bulletin", District Gov. The 1(34 valuation » * j J1*.I2* 770. F ir ri D 'ririrt, Mavne T King. oUso of total gutKorUtoa." Arenrdtng to the invitation I#afternoon caused son stated ‘n his weekly report number T on Ihe announced proTom A lcEIvy tall, be a guest of the Th# pm*ftUK® of 'nereate of the ‘ ued to the local law enforcement Mai .Cawor, Stat* Road Traffic eel favored by tha requisite ge estimated at amount U cannot be Issued. Miscusalon of bldv". to L . 11 l^wrli. Director of the | * r * m iv ,3 valuation over 1934 route* to aad fla—tag Engineer aald that local Kiwani* gi mp group, the eorktstl hour *111 befln juries. Florida stale Farm er’s Market* lo Also, the Bulletin said, Fd Lane an arpruxlmal* I t.ercenl. wtt la vital for Uta signal! b* re>t 3 p, m.. fnllowerl hv a barben e 1*33 Dodge sedan, driven Winter llaven mor*d with a minimum of delay if will I,* in chars* of a program of The valuat.s-n of Semln.de Coun­ t»e*f and p»rk dinner al 7 : » south m Magnolia Avr. by Arthur Elorida*i motorists are to obtain enlertatnmenf, as is Ihe annual ruw- ty tangible n*t» nal property, as p m He said. ''Intormitlent rains dur­ John FItva, 37-year-v.M Orlando lom maiimum banafita from a road a«tintat*d by the tax a**«**nr S p e riil door prire* will btrludo car salesman, received damages ing th* week retarded harveitmg ayatam that baa been vaatly Imand tniured the quality of beans. ihow* a tim tat increase Ih e 1933 a Smith and Wesson AS ra ! re. valuation # (tiirate.| for tO’.B I* }* ,. vnls-er. wallets, lit holder* snd Shoriff Luthar Hobby toft this { ^ h'es^m.'te?n.Ht'r|n o mP*r Seminole County Court I* In it* and V w C t e W , I.OVF. OR LA C K o r I O V E ! 790.470 in contrast with the 1931 miniature badges morning to attend a meeting of th# A tau Buiek aedan Ira velm- , but * ' ,h f 0’ 1*'' weather prevailing •frond week, with trial lerilm onr OKLAHOMA C I1 Y n - U s e _ o r - A tin Ninth 5 t and' aifilttn ny ' ". P . condition, .. should Fifth Dtitrict Sheriff a Association weet ^ Improve." being- hr*rd hy Judge Ernest the lack of lo .e —Is olten lo blame valuation of A7.9A3 930. being held in Daytona Beach at the Harrison Clark e f Sanfo.d, a M- ^ndero.n laid "Orvnge* and lloutbolJer. Tne combined tnrrcaie of the when a perron gel* sick and wants Trinctaa laama Hotai. There were 1* rase* «sn the trial lo «tav that way s prominent psy­ m>n.exempt real estate and person year-old retired negro, received . m* r» J " heaviest volume According to lhariff Dava Starr, a damaged rigdit r * s r ffndcr »»■ * n|1 * ' ' r wr*d M B and 33.13 rw- dorlet la ri week with t of the chiatrist said here yesterday. al property, <n Scut mole County speetlvely last w**k. Bean* and ease* tried Fr-ur of the rates were who notified Urn mambera of the timated at 333. Th* pychietrist. Dr Theodore roinei to an -ppi >\imate M ll.jlO ahenffa aiiociation about the meet­ Aeeording to the Sanford Police cucumber* followed tn volume and found "g u llly" and convicted; two A Watters of New Orleans, »*td Ttic Stotr ( umpti.dler tai.l Dial ing. th* Florida Sheriff ! Bureau Depart meal In vestig ato r rieva Uantcr supp I k i of eggplant, coco- -weelsrd "nm guilty" verdict); one a woman often will take advantage Ihe mercases tn *>te«sel valtiaA acere of arreata were eomifet- will captain the naw forma to be approached the tnterserton as he l f l l » squash, straight neck squath m istrial, one directed verdlrt for of lllnes* to get attention from a 1ttoov are attnoutabir in mo*t part Three resident* of Asnfotd. are brought the total the defendentj three guilty pleas: ‘lout* of a husband' who has to new construction, a delinit* and among S'.ntr I 00ft perron* who at­ ad aver th* waafcand awarding to. Mtod ant aad forwarded to TaUa- was lighting hla pip* and ran the volumer«PP*f* up tn I7.U0 packages with)one cate no' pressed and four n#al#cted her stop sign. con.itt# reflection of the growth tended the first ststewide Beal artdat rotarda at tha Baaalaal* a gross valuation to tieesa of runtinupj Of the four catev where Charge* will bo hoard before ___ _ B triS M m said, “Thfo la a v e ry Dr. Walter* will lectur# at the \ of Ihe _____ »tate in new cunilructlon for Property Institute at Ihe L’niverComity gheriffa office, a "gulH>" verdict wav relumed. Oklahoma Citv clinical ro n fu rn rc .ndu.strial and residential develop- *'*F ° f Florida Friday and Saturmarling far the Fifth City Judge John Leonard/ thi* af- 130.000 " traffic arreata war* mad* by import*!* toraoM. "One volt-me should show a de- l>rf **• f°r driving on (he wc.ng which opens her* piday, Im enl." 1d*v ment." Deputy Sheriffs. Florida Highway District Aaearialtoa." ------— — ------ — ■ - - The progrim of lecture# an I tided increase with Improved qusll‘,df ff1 ® road and the other Patrol and the Mutable with on pant) discus-ions is bring pr*ty on moil ilemi," Anderson's r* ,hr®® for ifrlving while In added number of arrest* tned* by taxicatfd •erded by Ihe flo rid* Bar through port concluded the gome warden of th* Gem* ill* I* g a l Institutes Commit,-e an t Aetninole County Proseculor K a r-! and Freak Water Pish CeanmiaReal Property Section In cooperal.vle llnuihnlder said that there are' Hon with Ihr Eighth Judicial C ir . 14 rate* .r t for trial this week. Of Clarence Smith waa vharged I cult Bar Ass. elation and the Gen­ those I I casaa. t ) are for "driving' eral Extentl'us Division of Florwhile intoxicated" with one of! | Ida It it designed for law yer*, them continued from last week'a Pvt EarlS Jack ion. whose wife, docket Th# other eases are for taring hie home end returning to i hank loan and tru*t officer*, real Geraldine litre on Route 2. San­ varioua violations. • hear garden he operatea with | r»tate brokers, surveyors, clerk# ford. it scheduled to he tent to a half-pint ef litoral whiskey. Th* of court, and abitractur* aad tills Europe from Fort RUey. Kan . In Insurers arret* waa made by Deputy I n iff RUMP IX NEXT November a« part ef Operation During th# InttUul®, several of W. L Long. Gyrovcop# the Army's mw uait SANTA MONICA. Calif. Jt _ I America's ranking legal specialist# t erklege driving charges were rotation plan ‘'Thcre'i Just one more thing to | la Ihe r#al p-operty held w ill dtsmsda Ip Deputy Rteriff Macgaa P*l. Jackaea's unit, the toth In- fly and lhal'i a blimp. I'm work. ru n taa titles, curative ami liittila .entry Division, la the first di­ lag on that a w." tloni acta, litis to real property, vision to mov* ujdcr Urn Gyroscope So declared Jamas W. Meat*#— perpetuities problems laseyer-aurplan. It will reptir* th* lit to- brl!#»*d to ba thi* nation's eldest v#ylr raapoailbltitica and pruhlrma (entry Division which to returning flier-after cefohraUng hla 13rd la real estate ttaasacllons, till# oato tha U. 8. birthday Saturday by taking throe amlnatioa, and riparian right*. Private Ja*ksaa, ten ef Mr. aad generations of hb family tor a Georg* L Crotch#r. of the Gener­ Mrs Orval Jackson, Route 2. Oi- plan* ride. al Extension Division, fo toatitut* ford. Ohki. Ij a guaner in Company Monte*, a veteran of l.ftftfl hour* coordinator. B ef 'he diriricn’i 13th riglmonl. in lb* aii, said he has piloted U BOTH WERE ft.MII.INi t few momenta after thi* picture was taken. Sanford rot-dents who aitended He entered the Army In May of different types of aircraft, Inelud­ Representative Mack I Cleveland Jr. U about to Uriel* barbecued tha Institute hclud# F. M ovie* this year and completed hr-to trato- ing a }*t He established Clever rkickea aad Rsnaier I _____ lie an bis face McDonald, Goorgo A. Spoor XV., tog at Past Bitoy. Plaid barn to UBS. M i Bdwta a . M a h o to v . \ haa already tempiad hto. (Btatf Photo) Final Tournament Of PGA Season ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Memberships In C ofC Growing As Drive Increases Interest Commissioners Will Face 6-Item Agenda At Session Tonight Road Department Begins Campaign Kiwanians To Hear Health Unit Talk By Dr. Terry Bird local law Officers Invited To Session Reports Valuation r Accident 5 Damage Vegetable, Fruit Demand Declines County Court Is In Second Week Hobby Attending Meet In Daytona Score Of Arrests Hade On t^ kend Three Residents Attend State-Wide Program At U Of F Jackson Sch'idu’ed For Trip To Europe � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1955 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 27-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 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/541173447af49a7de05fc7ccb746f3ba.pdf e28d74aa94eeea0c899947e8a6968fb4 PDF Text Text • * A T R E A S U R E OF 2 4 C A R A T V A L U E S L ittle F o lk s BUDGET PRICED » » v r« l iMor>D. •AXTESt ■ by YOU B /U ^ mavemt I 6 0 T A PH IMTHtHOUSJ l COOtO MAVt THE SN A C K ICST LUNCH Y O U EVER SAW. I’VE BEEN S H 0 0 0 1 Y 3 AT WADE'S P tA C T iC I OU FLA. GRADE A D & D M 4D £ HAVf YOU, •P A W M A f S U H E X MKT. J [ ( rtbAM MA* ) 1 > T T ------“> FRESH r,A. CORN’ KF,n (HALF OR WHOLE) v S to K e ly -^ / \Stokely5/ S io k e ly s^ Ha w a iia n sPU N CH LYKE'S SUGAR CREEK PEACHES U. S. GOOD BEEF PEACHES LEAN. FRESHLY GROUND SLICED PINEAPPLE FRESH MEATY PORK HAWIIAN FRUIT PUNCH 1 IO E . vStokely^/ ^Stokely^ ^OtStHCO^ s p in a c h CREAM STYLE No. SOI CANS No. SOS CANS WHOLE FORDHOOK sliced beets BORDEN'S ROyAL Ha w a i i a n CARNATION EVAPORATED . * U X L « Ju u U 3 C ans BORDEN’S CREAM CHEESE S-Ox. PEGS. MACAW -= 1 r FROSTY ACRES FROZEN FOODS • BABY LIMA BEANS BROCCOLI SPEARS f t * k a le ma „ (o \ BEANEE WEENEES 1 ' u mm •j •i ■ ■ m71 TENDER �* YOU! KtWSPAPIX tS S M D irtN D S YOUt RIGHT fe r a lt t t* TO KNOW! i uN IN ■ vnL I IILY I V V l’U'Cll k tfC If A D E'ncvnc*K P E N D E N.,arT hD A NE W SPA PER E stab lish ed IB M VOLUME XLV1 S A N F O R D . FLO R ID A Jury Indicts Smith For First Degree Murder Of Wife DELAND Jh—Meriwether Smith ef Oitecn, land grading contractor and part-time preacher. today w u indicted by ■ Volmii County grind Jury for ftrit degree murder m the itringulitiao death ol hi> wife. Zona, S3. The crim i occurred i t the Smith home July B Smith, 31, hie main­ tained the strangling w it the work at an intruder, end lotd a coroner i Jury Util he itruggled with aomeeee la the couple's darkened bed­ room and knocked the Intruder down. Then, K# raid, ho haerd a noice hi hi* son's bedroom and went to tnveitlgite. Whrn ha relumed he Aeund U i wife dead on lha floor. The eon, Samuel, teeUfied that Smith tried to choke him. but tald he war able to ret away and call polio*. Tha youth. IS accueed hia fathar at tha Mqviest of "premedi­ tated murdet" and laid "He'd threatened to kill me three Umti to tho leaf five yeari." Off.rera arris ad at the Smith home to find Smith fat bed with hit arm i around hie dead wlfa'a tody, rath er and eon were corared with cuta and bruleet. Alia indicted today on flrit de­ gree murder chargea were Harry Dreg gore. SI, of DeLand Drecgora to accueed at the «hedgua slay lag April SO of 11n . fnet Chue. B . hia common law wife, and Albert Melt*. IS. her ion. at the ramihackto home toutb of here. Tho shooting. to which Dreggon hlmaolf woe faodly wounded on the w, apparently climaxed a hitter mkty quarrel. Leonard Malta, a younger broth-, or of Albert, laiUftod i t a prelimi­ nary haanng that Dreggon fired an Mas. Cham at petal blank S Local FFA Chapter Members Enter Two Heifers In Show annual Junior livealock and poultry Mow. sponsored by the Sou (hearten Fat Stock Show aod Sale. Iac., waa held Oct. IT and IS nt the Souther atom itoch ihow and •ale pevfliea at Ocala. The purpoea of thle atom wi» to encourage rural youth to produce and m artot higher quality livealack, poultry and other farm pro- Dr. Joe Bifkenbach, aaioctite director of the I'nisersity of Ftortda Experiment Station to Giineivflle. ♦poke >e*ic day at the Sanford Klwants Cluo on "Tha Changing Pattern of Agricultural Raa tcarch.'* Brckcnbich told the fargt group of civic leaden that "thia »ort of thing datei back to IMA when re March was a gtncral thuvg." "The thtogi that didn't happen." he raid, "were the more complex problem* with which we are con fronted today *' To delve inln the-: problem* today, «* ha*r to s*< back and pick up »ome of the old er problem* ih*t had been by-pass cd. but wc mutt have people that arc well-trained and know how .a get along with other people," "We re getting into the vlrua pro­ blem now rcople 10 jear* ago didn’t know that virus alter* the whole metabolic growth of a plant," be laid. "Al*o." Beckenbach »atd. "we're beginning to itudy the climato and it* relationvh'p with the yield of crop*, and with it comet a itudy of overhead irrigation." Marketing hi* been a problem For year*, he and, wav# been working on production and no* the marketing relatiomhip with pro­ duction mutt be studied to devlae crap yield and quality at tha aame time. Dr. Beckenbach ipoka aim on the "ipreaiing decline" problem which lace* the r«le*rcb«ri today. Going back to the ortgaal analjiia made, and tho itudiea (unwinding each atep. he revealed that researchers tried first to Ho a fungus to tho problem, al­ ive delode aa g to • feel <ITTto UMCTMtoed to ooe of the imall root* o flh etrce. Turning to tha fund* tried by the Experiment Station, and tho pro­ blem of grouping hind* used on one iub)ect for research, ho laid, "we want to aaaure you that our hands a rt choc tod, not only c to rtq f -tot audited, with over 100 project! fi­ nanced by many various funds." *'M’e need staff members now to work in teams, and when you start doing that kind of research it be­ comes tapeoiive," he said. We have a (me budget and w» believe that the funds put Into research coma back to the state a hundred­ fold. Beckenbach concluded. "I offer no apoligtoi for the books wo ve kept or tho Job wo'vo done. I think they pretty much speak for themsrtvei " Dr. Backenbach was Introduced by Dr. I t W Bupreeht. Program chairman tor tho Klwanii Club'a program was Dr. John Wilson, also of tha local Experiment Stition staff. Mrs* Harry Falk Is Elected To Office I t o Bemtoeto Chapter at Future Fanners at America epon aored a engirt e n d Angoa toiler fas Ito ahow, I t o totter waa bought from Em Mr*. Harry Falk, a worker to the erxld A r m tn Eallwood, which ts First Christian Church was elect­ n u t fay Reed Whittle. TS# An­ ed vice-preiident of lhe Orlando gus, Lady Barbra, woo ■ blue rib- District Convention of Christian m which waa tto top award. Churches at Daytona Beach Wed­ I N H view-president nesday. Dr. Paul H. Tackard, OBiO Thompaoa a t the Seminole Chapter FFA, en core, waa named president; and to red a registered Brahma heifer secretary. to Ito etow. T to animal waa Those from the local congrega­ t o t o t from Franeti Meriwether tion attending the meeting to Day­ a t Sanford The Brahma woe a tona included: Pastor and Mra. t a t s r t ptaea n d ribbon. Perry L. Stone, Mr. and t i n . Har­ Bath anlmali were k d and shown ry Falk, Mr and Mra. W. H. t o BID Ihompaon, who in rompe- Young, Mr. and Mrs. Ira C. Melai with FFA members from over vi jir* _Mr*.. Latter ueuer Tharp, si Mrs. Charles tto wattra atote, won third p!» V Griame. Mrs Alex B Stroup. to atowmaathip. Chuck Wehj-g; \ w. P. Y# Yesley, Mrs. O. D. t o « aaaistad BUI Thompson to ta- u n d re si, Mra. Geo W. Roland, king ctrw of the animats. and Mrs James L Horton 3r. T to toy* «era accompanied in too tow* to Ocala by the Seminole EABIH TtEMOR High School Vocational Agriculav a l totcber BUI Wait and a FFA SANTIAGO. ChUa uP-A earth tremor was fait hare Utia Attviaar, Lar-y Jon**. morning No damagt waa raportad. ★ ★ ★ \ JC 4y ik \* ri ® T H U R S D A Y . O CTO BER 20. 19M Kiwanians Hear Dr. Beckenbach Weather r* ir. Iltltf rhing* In temperature Thursday; high today Ti­ l t north In 14 *« south: low to­ night (*• CS f i i i t m t north Awnorialed PrCM Lr*.«rrl W ire No. .100. Fifth D istrict Meeting Success I Two DeBary Clubs Woman Fern Park Residcnl 0. E, Weaver, 56, Resolve Problems Wins Shoot With Local Meets November Session Dies While Workinq Ov Id El met ttrx t cr V a resi­ dent «i Fern P».k for It 'ear*, passed sox* »t **ork vtodor»dsy DEBARY Route It t ! r,.n at the Orient* Ferneries ohern he tie,!• man) town*. D "ii it irvri The Fifth District P rjcr i>(»i was bvHikkes'prr the town of Dr Italy? rei * tiriru lin n ended u,r of it* Bfevvr mrvrd to Fern Perk On the ra>t *idf of thu iniilr m«i»t ■iirccvvful and rnli.<i*ia>l|r . prr.i l* Plai lation F'tales. a m rriligs lj*t ntjhl in >anf.'Ml trum Sanford whe r hr vs.ss verr A GltOl P OF I.AW enforcement offkcrs w rt.h the pistol matches get xinderwa* at the Fifth l' *!n t piou.l irtiilrnliai diititrt. with active in cummunitv sml civic af­ .’.nnlv hefiur 1 o' cIa k »! rr hold fair* Peace Officer* Association meeting in i=anf«rd yr tctrla*. «trf( t" ntiil> i'h : ttcy Williams »m Captain Roy Tillil, Sanford; Chief Carl Buchanan of the Winter Path Police Dr ^ailment; Chief Itov tippling lakrlrti ami thlmmar of •nc * pi*t,*t match. ■ h ,ne»* \1 the lime of hi* dcjth hr « u Alien of the Daytona Bewdi Police Department; amt ftngrant J- R. Munity, of ■ J». k-cmviUe I’olicr firth paint a* new ho in n »ln,w inrriinr » barbemr m.t I,.ton.n* a ir s dirCit.it nt C ivil DWrnvc, Suthrmsolir* in r*ri inrrra>inx nuin* In lawmaker* pralvr Uio org’nl Department, (Staff Photo) __________________ Int-. 1h*«r new resident! writ* -alim* for lit man* hr’irf'M | | - intpintcnl of tho ('a w clb criy Community Churvh S ndsv School, Ibeir out of «tale friendv gloat. fhr t i n t vtarted vrvt-ri'ar if and a memt-er of Ine board of •■•g!i : "There is n r n i mansion Icrno n ar J o clock u.t) p.itnj »tcw*idt of Lhe r.lu rch He wax h»t», built w»v. wav hack hv the matchr* which liwk pl.n-* on ^rini al*o rhairm in of ihr financial com/ *_ r v * ir .„ . . a t_*. i _ ____ i ^ i . _ * . . . . _____ It nn!r Uoulrsard where. *la_______ r;rti woro mittre1 ot the rtuirrh organiistiotl. •W* I • i A • excluaisely for our u*e: no out- i errete,! for the eient Top nulnl Weaver wit i n v a, live In legion shwvtei was the wife of » Bn.-net I n I f / t / 1 r t F* n I n /T aideta can hold n i'rtm ti thrre. I I L l J / Y \ \S I I L L I L W Isn't that wonderful* It'a almost Ia w rntorrrmenl olli-rr, Mts aetivie* He «x* * member art I .1. B \ta«k Mr» 'I a ftrrd a pa«l commander i t Die Old Glory like the gatden of Edrn hrrr." IXX out of s possible MV vr.ste tn Pod !*J of Altamonte v in;t ||<s The hemm«!e County Chamber On tb.e wrvt side nf lT-9; are the 30 round matrh In which more » * t alto the immediate pad com­ other developments bclm-ging to than a score nf person* took part mander of th. district oi r miration of Commerce Mom wribip Drive th* villsgr nf DeBary; beautiful tv tn full swing, avid membership ^ Firing with the group nf Ixw en ol lhe Florida Vmrrlian Ixjiorv homes being erected constantly, tnrcrmenl people and members of and a mrrrtber nf Seminole Voilura romr'illoe chair nan Clifford Me -as. landscaped as >arc fully as (ho** the F fth Di'tncr Peace DHtrer* ol the It k I \i the time of his Riba1!! tftla morning of planlslion Estates and owned ksioc'xtlon was loul* Wltnrighl death he was serving a* Chaplain "With onty initial reporS com hy people socially the same >* Head i'u*to<!lan of the Guard at and Service Officer of Old Glory Post fins to *1 present," Mrhibbin laid | those arrov* the n**d. ttaifi.rd Prl»on Surviving *-e hit wife Sfrt Ruth today. "w>c are expcnricing *nmr lien,- Acree. prosident of the But when the Plantation F.vtates of the wonderful rn>hu«ia>m that women wish to Invite tho>* new Florida peace Olficert Alsociellon Vkrsvrr; two daughters. Mr* Wil­ friends ftom across th* way tn and the sutrw idr group’s 5-cie liam William* of \popka and Mrs. n i l evidenced in the kUknlf )exNew forms for racking me'er theit o«n already established rtuts I n v. Virgil Stewart, attemted the J R lllttaxray ot Fern Park; a Dr*. James B. Foley and Effa Icrday." ;• , mrcling yesterdar and tat in on n>n, Stall Sergeaiti Robert r tteaviolation* and parking v lnt.itinn* Dlckarson of Sanford a rt attrnS"We drfwiltly cncodrag.d have hern pul into live by the meetings in the M*n>inn House thr hii*inr*i session ol the or” snt- ver now setving in the U. S, Air Ing the t#35 joint meeting of tha they find this I* not the garden Force in Germany, sp.l five grandlalion Florida State and Southern Vetrri- with tha flvat day rci>oitv." the Sanford Police Department of Eden; they <annot admit any­ klerlTg at Die Elk's Ciih tho rhildien The two notice* are lellne.l "A" one who is not ■ Plantation naiy Medical Association* current­ membership chairman *aid. Ad Funcial services will he held Fri­ dltlonat reporta wi!l br coming in and "B". with the "A" n-'tirr Estates owner and belong* to the buxincvi meeting got itotrnvay ly underway in Jacksonville. at 3 o’rlock when a rep*>r1 ftonx day afternoon st T p m at CoxThia year's program marks the this alictnoon and tomorrow fir printed with hlaik letters and ’.he Association. the nominating committer for tho Paiker Funeral Home in Winter •Jhth annual convention of Uio the fir.*t phase of the gigsnlic cam­ •*B" notice tn red "What do you mean." they re- election of district nltics-ts ws* Park wild the lire Darwin A Stir* The notice print*) in black petFlorida State Veterinary Medical paign that was put uUw rflrrt ye»tain* In citations third v* "nark tori heatedly, "Do sou tell us. that braid New olfiretsi named by uHlrisiing Palltwjrer* will ha Ataorialion and tha Mth ef lh* terdav morning ing Improperly," "parkin; In re­ en one from ‘the other1 , ,1, of the unanimous irllun of the group mem lifts ul in* Did Glut' poj| of SouUrrn group, tom pored of vtlSix .earn captains arc enrourag tiinai ana from 11 loutharn sUUv- mg tlm r team members to g<< served apace." "pwrkln; prnhibl street* is welcome heie- We'H see were Captain Roy Allen Da*Iona the American Legion in Altsmonta Beach chairman: t.t. Jack Mary, Apt lags ted," *p«rklng double.*" * parting to that " But th* rules are iiontlsd. The Orlando, vice chairman; Kilt Atall night." “ pviklng overtime " or tn Jaetsonvilrt for the fou^day ,|f|(rtJ |o lhe o,.jn f r ,mw| and meeting which ia featuring damon- 'Gator Bowl football gaites at “oilier vndJtmn- " Fine, for theve ■intin,linn stands and is a tore <aroc. spronit vii-cchairm.sn with f Thoms* Mrthourfit- It H *t(atmni of newest advance* in •like for the top mrr> 11 the rare, violatiom arc rt at ll's l If made! • rot cra|*plng up ns cons er sations. t’o sg r-v e Sanford' ('hint %irt*o' or lakin to the sanford Police De "TIi* (fun curiato" I* a term apvaleiinary niediena, social **rnta lhe top men. pcicenl*ur «iie. will P-irtmrnt wiihlit 14 hours Olhcr son, Fuvtls Cap! i C S our Dr pled. many times to the easl aide. and business loitiortt. The con­ receive four tickets and i-'i tx- wive, the tinner reads, the line is The new psriing s -e . off PomI let it this fall there seemed to Lin .to i apt Jtmrny turkeivon, vention began Sunday and ™da pciue money for the Oramc Bowl increa-ed to $3u0, Del s id E T Frwm. SI Ati*ti*| m e t,tat Ave evtendfng to Rem!. hs no solution. But nowthnl there game whilr the treond man wilt Wednesday, Oct. 19. me. and I Hogan. Drl and wore *vde fto-i’e sr,| * Ketitp t-lnught Tlte notice printed to rvd is lor Highlight of the meeting will br rot civ c four tlrkrl* and $15 ex itvr lurking only amt lhe tine is i* * Woman's ( Itib of D< 11JS?y no all named rnmmltlrrnun Willi nearer rompfeiinrs !o,!av with th# Or v*rs( side si t a I'lantallnn the ftrwl cloved circuit lelevl*mn prove monc) for the 'tu to r i!nv*l Fran's Porter ot Euslis renamrt.' psilsimivef p'ep srm r the soil, i(»nlllllird nn I’agr I Ighll 1 ‘tales Woman’s i Uih arioss the rcrorder demonsttations in veterinary con­ game •and and rtsy. The m lx'r takes a Street, romposed of friends who vention history. A thunderous ovation * u given The team eaptain winning the feel entitled to meet together Cxpl t|ov Till!* nl Sanford when ifepth of from sis to eight in rb 't In conjunction with tho Joint honors will receive two ticket* in whenever they so devjre, the first b • ret'rement was annoiinred. The , of soil throughly pulverising tha convention, tho American Animal the Tangerine Bowl game and D o HotplUl Ateoriallon ia kidding a steak dinner* at Frrddir's Steak wedge Is being enlered. The De- iTKaninUrm paid tribute to the j clay and mixing with sand la eerie* of meeting*. Women's auxi­ Hoove flat v Woman's rlnh ha.l a tea C5 yearud,| p,,Tlre officer who fiarf form a st*MDlr<( has* for finux liaries of all three grour* al*o isweetly to whi. h they invited Worked ttisrlevslv tn further the four to five inrlies of lime rorV, Tram Caplwinx ate H I. Per have meetings scheduled to coin­ n-rmhers of the plantation Estates 1 purposes ot the Florida IVjcr OHl After the r!*) t n | sand h*t. la kins Jr., O. Lewis Dinkint. Don cide with tha Joint convention. DFRkRY — On Sunday the new Womans elub for a marvelous .•era Atsoeiallon thoroughly parked and hardened, Pairs, Gordon Sweeney, Dallas Baptist church of DcBiry will be I afternoon. 'f^.e FI'OA President l.vtd the ***' Bme r o t I* applied, lamp and John Williams fnrmilly opened at two ^ivirev 1 The riat tatlnn Estates Woman's member* in thr husinevs .esvi.n The firs ! eo*i it applted for th( Bull Wins Grand The ■inctuary will be dedicated 1eluh is msking plan, foe « month­ Dial he would do anythin;; In any haid-aurfared ire * when th* *t II a m with the ttev Hubert M ly rard r*rty to srhich they a ill rlulrtrt to push forward the ideals whit# lime nvk It thoroughly Champion Honors Firemen Planning Thoms* ofBeta ting. a*l guests from srro,, th . hfcH- nf the itatewidr group "In ti rail hardened and smoothed. Dr Clifford Wslker of the Bsp- " • ) . also a holiday lea In which on me to »ppe*r before sour In Texas Fair Barbecue Dinner ttit Convocation from iscksonville Boards of C'ommtiilonerc, rounA bull owned by A. Dud* and The tornfwood Volunteer Fire­ and thi Rev. D. I* l-ocki of Or­ the DeBary Woman’s flub is to ctls, or othrr groups in thr in'ethe Invited. Fortunately the FinSana, of Slavis, won Grand Cham­ men are readying Ihetr plans for lando will assist st the 3 p m serest of our organisation.” he laid. pion Honor* at the National Bra­ the heaf barbecue dinner they are sire After Uie Invocation hy Mr men s Association is an under­ Secretary .S'cwart explained In 2 Breaks In hman Show bald at tha Tax** holding Bsturtay, Nov. II at Sun- Thoms* there will be sn aJdras* standing group and has given detail the problem* confroultog th* use of u beautiful new ball for the FPOA and the dealh benelil Mains njihada Park. by the Hev. J G. Start a. s u i t Fair In Dali** recently. Lams Platt Brown, who tuper- there rard parties and sorlat leas fund vshlch he said, "will get un "Emparor Manio JF* waa tha Prof red* realiied from thia eTwo breaks tn water maim hava IT $2 which ronitrets derway In a tew wrek* *' The mat bull tn tirtd nl tha ahow by A. vent will be used to purchase much vises the music, announces that so­ Route been rspeiienred th i. week, acith e r-to « n , „f florid* mar not los will he featured in this special l(r is still m romniillee. he ssid. Duda and ftons. Tha award was needed equipment for the Fire De­ folding to a report from lhe eity'« minlc program; by Henry F.ltelin slw aji sever the town of Drliary. hut snould move forward and t.e manager's effire, partment. presented Oct. 19. eomo a reality io . s , i nf Del^wn Springs and Mrs Bruce It waa tha first lima that a A six-inch ms n was hroken Abernithy of Del.snd. "Thy Tha next district meeting was Florida hull #*#r waa aver s Church 0 God" and "Ble*s This Arthur J. Gear *»1 for Nov !( at Dayton* Beach vesterdar *i ?5th a r t Patmatto Texas animal In national competi­ USO Film Shown House' will be the anthems. according to a motion carried u_ ) where Ted \) illlaiu* Is , onstnictlng tion in tha Imne Star State. The Seminole Countv Jsy rre t a retail lumhr,Mya<d The break tr the group. All Drliary denomtn*ti uis have Dies At Residence nanimioisty The hull came from lha Duda shrvwcd a film to the Yacht rtuh 9 p nt felinlaicd lhe eongiegwtion of lhe Following the business ac**ion. | w*» repaired ranch a t Cocoa. Arthur John G*«r died ,< hit X thickrn barberue wa* s-rvrd tr. today at t l 3n on "The I’SO and Bsptisi church on their b*auliful Tha seenod ku«< " i> Tuesday What It Dws." mV S’ Rn,*l,» Hrive la st, more than m t st'endm; the meet n rlu *hi« s six-inch m* n waa ehurch Mueb ftnsnrisl s"d phys­ Thu lx in connection wtih the ical travail has gone into bringing . . * ,r *,,lnX to Hi health for (ng h u e tn Sanford Trepan d un 1 broken on French As* Th# pipo Association C a lk • omit c. . . . . / ... bout seven months. LM) drive which will start Sun this edifice Into existeme Every­ Her the direction ol Clyde F.'livm was repairs,) and p it hack into Horn Joy t | . |g;g |n at the Elk'* <lull pits, the peace Session For Tonite day wiih an open houve tea at the one Is invited to altrnd the dedi­ J.uiHean w«. •eiviie at X 15 p. m , atter a three* Ontario, I'wnada ,„d had I'.vO tiom 3:30 to 5 p m (C opt, nurd an rage Eight) catory serv ed . I hour repair Job, A meeting tonight nf th< '''<"1 In Sanford for tha p ..| he public U cordially inutrd tunl Concert Association hat been tour years | | , . . . , ★ ★ ★ filled U formula!* plan* far Ihilr Hrara Methodist Thurrh, Our-ago. forthcoming in#mtor*hip drive. JIL. th* Triiuminar Masonic A limited metnbenhip hi* been Lodge. Chicago, and for 41 year* was * master merhanic of \m rr|. oullired dui to the (rilin g capacan Ship building Co., nf Chicago clip of the building In which the H« la survived hy hit widow, programs will be preiented. Mr. Mahal M. Gear. Xanfonl; The meeting thle evening, t* be daughtara, Mr*. Ruth dtnne held i t the Seminole County rhtragn: two a on i. Willard School AdminUtratlan Building on Gear, Evergreen Park, III.; Frank Commercial Ave., It celled for S Highland, fnd ; two graodo'clock. .on*. Arthur and Richard Gear, Mr». Ralph Auetin Smith, memand eleven great grandchildren, t berehlp fhilrm in, hie urged ill Th* ramalna were lent tn pereone Interested In the concert Cblragn this aDernonn for funeral eerlee to ittend the meeting thle and interment at Mount Green­ (criting to h u r the plana idopted wood Cemetery, Chicago, to f i r end to lend their help In rompletlng the program nocoeurp to eceuro the complete member, In Lovett'i full page adver chip for the association. Garment at grocery Item* In Under ronetdermllon for tho eer­ esterday'a Herald. It was Inlee here In Smford are natlonilly orractly Hated that thtir local Known figure* ee Cernetlt Otis dorta would to open Friday Skinner end the fimeue Den Ce»alfhli until • ; » •'clock. Mdl Chenie, Th# pro»ent ilore hour* ar* ( i N low i:—Moatday through rhunday:—» :» a. m. to «:M TUNIS, Tualiie ID - Algerian n. m , Friday and Saturday:— ifatit weeit «■ the warpath again !:M a. m. to T:00 p. m. nd killed three Frenchmen in an Ill# Herald la glad to M tto tto Itack an a a t e J u t over the RCHRE1RNTATIVB KENNETH BALLINGER #f TaBatoate#. t toy# correct!oo »* Tins DKBA1Y BAPTIST CHURCH which wIR be dedlrited negt County, waa In Ran feud ytd yaateri ysaterday aa a tueat of Representattvu S M to r. ( A M t o t o m s AtodU) Mato M. novwlaad Ja. to llU fto ! amito right- (KulX PtotoJ f. - a v 7 * ' ? -------• — • * To Be In Daytona h Member skip Reports Are Encouraging Foley, Dickerson Are Attending Veterinary Meet i I New Violation Forms Into Use Parking Area Is Near Completion Church To Open In DeBary Sunday Water Arc Reported �F ifi 2 T h o r* . O ct. 2 9 ,1 9 8 9 200 ,0 00 Bow Hunters In U. S d«mania for meat-on-tbe table By MON BENDEBSON game auppbrt, bow hunting hai an T U ASSOCIATED PBESS Big gem# bo* bunting may irt appeal all lla own. Not only la It with lla practlcionen but altraye beva the kind of lucceti U popular will! t r i m and children who can timed tt, but generally manage* go along on combined hunting to fail very plraianily. camping tripe In pltnant autumn And the dlacovery that tha foo­ woodl. And ll*n popular with game te r t can bar* I n ' a» much fun— manageri who find that laitead of with Irti to carry—than the eapart having to provide t deer for nearly la a big rea«on why thero a rt •very rifleman, on* good buck will tome zuo.noo bow hunter* tn the laat a hundred bow hunter* all United Slate* thu year. There were taason and he tcarcely the worse for wear while an activa bear'* half that many la at year. After all, what other aport could utefulnen may he limited only enrhrine amnn; lla aagei the re­ by the infirmitiei of advancing age. cent feat of Harry Meyer of Mil­ At any rale, after a period of waukee. Unarmed and out for a meditating whelher tha bow was alroll In the wmrft. Meyer epnlted only a tou—which It it not—or a sporting weapona hig h’Jtk dter atlrep. Meyer tremendous crept bark out of the thicket to which it it—game department! of hit ear, »ped eight mile* to tonn moit atatea which have any big and purchased a bow and arrow. game hunting at all are rolling out Then back the eight mile* to the the red carpet for archer*. woodl, a long atalk again to the Special tcatom , pioneered in Witthicket where aure enough tha buck ctiniin and Michigan 10 year tago. atill alept Meyer wokt tht deer are tha growing rule, while the arrow hunting ataion of 10 deyi In each of three hunting area*— Ellin Air Tore* B ait KtainraUoa, Ocala National Foreit and J. W. Corbett Wildlife R t i t n e area la Palm Beach County, The apeclal aeaton la In tha eaVly (aj| before th t optnlag of the reguji r , ffl0 n *nd bow and anow hunting ia alao. permitted during for a aporUng ahot, drew hia bow And mined completely. With tha emphaili In many hunttng field* Increiilng lo impniiible Legal Notice ix Ti*r c o r n r a r T i i OM)* * } ta n W ind (h it ttb day *t IXtubce, la a iw iu n e v e r. i *r*rr. nr riontna. iw ran. m (Official nark'* Stall / • / Ok P H trad"n t u b rjTA TB o r i •*lerh Circuit Cntirl. j. a n o t r n Iitcta ta *. M ntlani* C n u al), Fl»rlda r i v t i i n o T tret Kuttc* l» berekr *l*» n that tha i n m a T i r t a r t r ro w a m * T *a B oar* *r PuMIe laitru ciien far temlfinla C auatr, Plnria*. w ill racalta k!4* f* r lha furnlihieo *r all lakar. m a u n a lti a-iuipottat ana •enrlea* fer th* Clearing ant Grailtag af Plnocrett a-ho-l »it» qetit I I i . m . Octootr I f , l i l t , at in , *rflra "f the Wueerlatendent - f Pukllr In tlru itla n , Wthaal Adntlnl. ■traiiao aulM ing Cpoirntrclal A*enua. Itn lo rC , rln rlg a ; at whlrh lima an4 rlaea tha kM* w ill ba g ahllclr p p tn *i aed rt*4 aland. * f>*t*4 tkla tea Ilk 4ay a f Oata* . tirawiega aad tp telflritlaaa mae f t . A. I I IM I. ka nhtaiao4 fram tha nrrita *f tha /•/ J. A Petlfc A t aaw ialttrat** «f tka a re h liaci, Titan J , Mniightaa. i l l t'.tiata el J. A .Jtaaik, Da- nanfarg Atlantia V ,n »n »l flank nm laiag. Hanf*M. Flatlda N" <*• c*~re4 P*nt wfiii ha raouiroO far plant aa4 T e lia A. m iliia M . Jr ipecKicailnat. a r u r a e r r«r aaaiiaiatratee fa n fa re . yiarM*. A e a n lfiM chock ae htnk draft H V tk lo ta tha Beard af ru h lla fn . ptraeilan far Saatlaala Caunip, n n T i r r o r a r r o ir A T io w Flnrlda. ae a aati>fartarr hid hand aiacuttd hp tha hlddtr *ad acrept. ( I K C n r f t * l ^ o 5 l B A B TA Ttn abla attreiiita in an am atai •nual o r ma t In flea par ra n i * t lha Md ak tli b« K o n c c ta n i b e b t n m •ahnmtad w ith aath bid. That I^ u l* J, iJnaekugal Tka auicatafut bidder wltl ka eaOaraldlan B. Llaaekagal, k it * oulrad ta furn iih tad par for tttlath* nnlatr or tha fallaw ina can faaiarp per far manta aad p t r o ia i ea|a hat fil<4 aatd cartifTrata * * i 5 ba»4a. H I d«*d ta ba litatd Ib a re n a ' Tka B a ird nf Pablla tn iira illa n cartlficata numkar aad pear nf fa r aaatlanlo C*wm>. Flnrlda ra• uanra, Ihn d ncrlp llaa nf tkn l •ar/aa lha eight fn rt|aet nnv party, and tha aamn In w h irl wet at tat tad ara aa faltaw ei C ertlflratn X * It T » ,r nf tatiaaaca f a i r I . A. ««.i*rtt»»*i oiiu *• *M am dap • r .V tttn V tr. A T> n i l . praaaat ta tna Heit»raaT* f*<m ir Jwdga • ( ftm m ala Ca-nip. Plnrida. h i* (ia tl M im e . e - r v ia l aad va'i'hara, a* A d m ln lflrttar *f 1*0 Ratal# *f 1 X r.fit'T lt. 4«-»aa*4. *e4 at aaU litre. «a«n ant thtr». tnek* appll; Celle* ta the it'd Julia* for a fiaaj ••ttiem ert af *l» a4oiial»tratl*« of • t : i **1* 1*. to* fee aa ;r 4 » f 4ia« • e e r n a a blaa aa a w * A4aaialttta- m i ___ ______ Wilson Stamp To Go On Sale Next Year Poatmaatrr General Arthur E. gummerflald today announced that th t 7-eent Woodrow Wilaon atamp of tha new ordinary aerie* will be fir*t placed on aala a t FUtihien, Virginia, on January 10.195A. Thla atamp la the thlrtatnth of tha new regular wriaa to bo raleaaed. T ht atamp will b* 0.7S by 0.17 of an Ineh in dimension, arranged vertically and andoied In a aim* pla pictura frame effect, printed by the rotary proee*a, eWirie-oyt perforated and iaraed in iheeta of 100. The color of the atamp will be announced later. Tha rentral subject, a likrtieti of Woodrow Wilaon, wa* reproduced from a drawing by F. Graham Coote*. Tha nama "Wilaon,” in white fa rt Gothic, ti located on the left aide ju it below the center of tha portrait. Tha denomination ”Te" and "U. 8. Pottage,” arrang­ ed In two llnaa, alao In white face Gothic, are placed in tha lower right corner. Stamp eolleetora do. airing firat day cancellations of tho 7-eent Woodrow Wilton atamp may tend • reaaonable number of addressed envelope* to tho Po*lm atter a t Staunton, Virginia, with money order remittance to carer tho eoet of the atamp* «o b* affixed. An enelotura of medium weight should bo placed In each envelop* and tho flap either taelJ ed or turned in. Tht outaida enve­ lop* to th* Poatmaater ahould be endorsed "F irst Day Cot era.'' T H A T * VJW4T V U O Q t'! 5 p s rw « 5 a o m v o v s p o ^ e o p n-a local u s s e x f-— - t aoeN O S ) / X - , CA02VNG A > TOCCM (TO \ v ! % . V 7 HES twiam I . C ♦ ) ( *S O C £3l n ) . ^ J / J vCA B 3y is q tw 2 i< M COUthOi TMtM,tUT1t«V h*VB A to r 4 V TO 11AKN. J wt o e r r w hit anr s u n • * n » t A su n o f t*e n a n s ano coot m i . . ouM*c»s, *wu*»o ^ — -i Irw -U M W e . „.* /7 r* W A * f7 W amaa/ m y i ecr nuvyeA n*im j» S r* r'o ro rd rw fl n u n m * im a A n U ia u n 'Q u < n t\ jotvecu en n e ftm im n j »<x»cev?cvt*'jn n o * A u r ro m rm y* "* a ta p tjP i geoeem t! J& A The Social Sccurily AdmlnJitrelion h it found that the number of eged perton* &S end over in. rreaic* ebout l.ooo evwry d*y. BRIXHAM, Kugland uf - Tha U S. troopihip Gen. Attainder Pitch leal night rticuad two Brilon* who had drifted htlplcatly for Id hour* in thoir eripploj aloop in the English Channel. U took the Cnaalp, rtr d»*cnbau“ n »u'-s efrirff r i l l bn said ta ltd blnhaat bid ( t h a frnnt danr nf Ik n geml vivjszw n z u.a:, a A tte ll nf F o rtin M r. ]* t f i la lha 7lh dar af K t t m b t r a dramatic new blending o f powar and.style that makaa • 9 0 ^ of tha im n lc o power visible and gives beauty m otion...the exciting new OMkt, poaiHy* f M M H l t o f o o d w m f ntB dN i B N n y ibM Ing sytfom g N ta living-fooeinJiraitfi �A new Strato-Fliglit Hydra-Malic—coupled GENERAL MOTORS s-; ** ff'AVT “AUTOMOTIVE FIRST”! with Pontiac’s 227-11.P. Strato-Strcnk V-S— results in performance so new and dramatic it must be experienced to he believed! A - y 4 - •• •. . With’ all that’s newest in jlarneur/ and all that’s greatest in "go"-the fabuluui '36 Pontiac now awaiU jour hands And when you drive it, you will get th'e biggest thrill in ,all your motoring experience • • • because this car is really loaded! The big and vital General Motors "First", which heads its long list of look-ahead fea­ tures, couples the two moat advanced high-per­ formance development* in the industry: 1. An all-new, big-bore Stmto-Strrnk VS, placing 227 blazing horsepower at your toe-tip. 2. A completely new Strato-Flight HydroMalic• that delivers this terrific "go" with a smooth surge o/ power at any speetl. You now sweep swiftly from take-ofT to top performance with the silent ease of a sailplane. You slow down for traffic* speed up for passing, or gun for a high hill with the dung- in:: pressure of your tor on llir m u h ralo r the only sign of rfTort. You may have had it smooth before hut nexer like this! It literally must lie r\prrirnrnl to lie iM'lirvrd. That's plenty—hut there’s niorr to make this date long rruirnilirrrd. There's smart, new lieauty and luxury for America's most distinctive ear . , . the safety of iiig improved brakes . . . the security of a smooth new riur ami Miieion-vd — ^- —'~UJW I here are many, many other things which mark thin he.oily a* the glamorous pattern for tomorrow’s ears, lint come in ami *re tor yourself, l ake a long look at the six luxurious nrw Four-door and Two-door Catalina hardtops. Sample, in person, the fabulous result* of the great General Motors "First". Sure as you enjoy thrilling action, here’s your next car! OiM»NIVSf. �«- ■- WU R e g is te r To V o te -K n o w To u r C a n d id a te -lt's Im p o rta n t! The time haa come when we mu*t atop a f moment and take ««*!: An important event in the hlatnry of the City of Sanford U •bout to take place. We're apeaking now of the city election t i« alated for Tueaday, Nor. 8. When we were informed recently that only al>out 8.500 citizen* are registered to vote in the coming election, there wa« a •nrt of ahock. A city that boaata of nearly lg.000 population with a rrgiatercd xoter Hat o f ju a t 3.500. On top of that, aince the hooka were opened for reglilraUona recently, only 3, ncv- votera have been added to the rnlt*. L e t’a fin d out w hy w e’re not ta k in g p a rt In o u r own c ity g overnm ent. T o prop erlv aelert th e m an m nrt anitahle fo r th e h ig h office of S an fo rd City Com m iaa io n rr. th e re muat he th e m axim um num >er gf rltlre n a ta k e p a rt in th e wl^ction. And th o .e who do ta k e p a rt in th e elecfion m u rt ta k e th e tim e to find out all th e \ r a n about th e c a n d id a te , w ho have declared them aelvea eligible fo r th e poat. H elve into th e belief*, th e pnlieie*. th e o u tlo o k ., and th e fu tu re p m g rn m . th e v have * a te d for them aelvea ahoutd t h e r he elected by th e m a jo rity o f th e people. I t ia h ig h ly Im p o rtan t. In ev ery election, th a t every aingle point he checked w hen p l e t f r r r j i a re announced, w hen policies are voiced, and w hen th e firm n e .a of th n .# who • r e au p p o rtin g th e can d id ate ia teated. D on't atan d back, and w ith an a p a th e tic a ir o f " I d o n 't c a re " a a r. MI reckon I'll ch o o .e t h a t one th is tim e ." Serloua question* will fa c e th e Ttoard of C ity Com m iaaionera in th e Im m ediate fu tu re , aa a m a tte r of fact, th e q n e .tio n a face th e group now. It ia time that our city fathem atand up an d he counted on everr que.tlon confront­ ing them. Are they for nr agalnat? Moat time* It la better tn allow th a eillzeni to dei e. - ■ ■ The Sanford Herald m* CM tlflM H l«>eH CMM. H * » * • i n ■i i h i i m •* i i n i a. iera v ain pans tea. bmmv e tu n t* ; i i n n a a t i a i l a a . a i m a t i m im * 1 1 R araw-aiPTraa a i tew tm I N S C irtW im . N W sm Sll vMim w m w w w i w -• m i w m i m m • *1. I tM ta asra e af aw fane* * m M S i r t S a * a t Thursday, Oct. to, IMS Peg* 4 r f I a TODAY’S BIBLB YER8B Dearly beloved, I beaaeeh you aa atrangt n and pflgrfAaV ihataHtTfirnm fleahly lusts. . which war agalnat tha aoul.—I Peter 2:11. • Thanks For Coming! I,aw enforcement men from tha Fifth f a } J0r 1 BUYING A CAR? D istric t m et in S anford y e ste rd a y . It was the annual meeting of the Fifth District Peace Officers Association and vis­ iting our community w ere offirer*. county, citv and state, along with their wives and children. We were happy to note that the entire group of policemen, police .ertreant«. patrol- H A L B O Y L E men. denutv .sheriff*- sheriff., polire cap­ tain*. nontenants, and polic* chiefs, were making themselves at home in our community. , Huw sould you Most of them knew their war around, NEW YOKE just aa If they were members of our local or­ Ilka to (raw a nav front tooth? This Is ona of my blggril smbiganization. tioni. It makas no aema affhand. It wa« wonderful to aee these gentlemen I knoe. in our cltr, meeting for their own benefit, My fnendi ask ma, MNa*, shy and for the heneflt of the cities and c«un- should a groin man over 41 «int tiea they represent. We know that as they to grow a new front tooth? KSit you do with it? pro.per as law enforcement men. so will the would I know wh«t I'd do with It I'd communities where thev live will prosper. put a 10-ra'ot diamond in the A score of them took part in pistol canter of it Ar»d m e n strangeri matrhea. An annual competition that Is cer- eam t up and a.ked ma. “ ktm. where d d you gal a diimoad Uka Umly commendable. Our own officers were tfier*** I’d reply: out in full force to take care of everv reed "Never mind the diamond You that the.* high men presented. At their can gel diamonds bigcer than that targets, local men were there to serv* them wbuleiale Let ma tell you about " when their wants were made known. And. theAndtooth don't think they wouldn't all th* while, a tremendous barbecue was be In lm itH in hearing about it. helnr prepared for their enjoyment In the Many people go through their whole lives without ever getting evening. ta have a heart i* heart Certainly It Is a happr occasion to wel­ atalkchance with a man who grew a new come thee* men to our cty. W* would like tonih after 44. to ae« them com* heck agian and again to Maybe you yourself are one of ahar# our hospitality and tn enjoy the thota who haven't had this prtvl friendship eatended h r every local citizen. lege. Well, euppotlng I grow this tooth, W* take time nut In our editorial and you attended some snippy eolumna to congratulate our law enforce- social soiree, and you saw me m int Irene!** for eetinr •> hnst to the standing there, smiling my hippy ▼lilting P*gee» Officer*. We're aure thet aa suppnihsg you whispered to w* extend our thenka for the hnapltalitv ex­ sonAnd cone. "Who's Mia dolt ever tended th* 200 or more people vlaltlng our ther* whs looks Uka h* awslluwed eltg, w* expreas th* thenka of a grateful a headlight?", end euppoatag you beard la whispered reply: "You eommunlty for having tham with ua. mean yn* haven't Beard of him! It !> hoped that our police department, Why he'a the fellow whe grew a eonatablaa, sheriff* department, and FHP front tooth after 41!" officen, will Invita them to ha with ua Your aortal aplomb wouVt van­ ish. your eclat would be shattered again In th* near future. Like To Grow New Front Tooth? tn an instant. Don't tell ma you People Are Hurricane 'i* ; WASHINGTON tfi-T h t nxtf f*ut who at SI u (ratal and almost If b* hid to bet privately, Td in on Leswirt W. Hall vhen Prcti-, bald, taw notmng like that tn rioro1ju * n he'd « i Eisenhower »unT d” ‘ ,or hl‘ lh* contrary, run So Halt ia « - J M ( e and attack Before that, there was a Seixember he «»i in a u vcn »"* • • cnn*r.»»man, race* rosy glow in the iky Now he can t " ^ v e m o r r . ne in a . . . touch at ,** what lie. ahead | »M Butter and any other profes- ( - J g f J m ‘ 5 At eb*.rman of the Republican .tonal polil.cian mutt have envied. „ if aeceptini th* National Committee, It’i Haifa Job To near him talk, there were l0fJ Elsenhower wouldn't run. Hall V> lay the foundations fo ra Repub- n„ itoim t ahead on hit political ««■ taylni th* partv would win Ucan victory ui 13i« take. Ha waa confident Eisenhower by laktni “ Ikat phtlosphy. perHit counterpart Paul M. Butler. , oul(J „ ,f El, „ ho(>er .onallty and the record of hi. adchairman the Democratic Na- ... .. _ • , , mmi«tratK>0 (tonal Committee, hat the tam e.'1"1ln" " ,BW popularity] ^ to , ln on Kj , „ . kind of Job (or the oppoiition lt*a ** »**med a year ahead of time nottrr., m |t n„t be enough, a barkoreak’nt J»h for both men to have mum better than a SO-SO lh( tuteri n >11 have to maka any lime But lUU'i looked eeater, cbnncc ol ainn.na : their own judiment on the Repub. thin Butler'*—befurt the President And ^ g ucnh0»er won. he lit an candidita. whoever he It. fell HI Sept 24 . ( a* in 1SS1, pill the * h0 he Blljr ** ** somethin! The ilcmix-rati have no sure * ^ ' " h i m ’aid “ giro »*11 d * ’Bt kBn* nnw' ,h,t candid,,* ih e ir^ p u ty j B fpubt|tln, eon„ oI o( nomination in their convention »ren more The _il . , »'*” once wing Hiuir anw whole miutf nRer “ nest lummer even thoujh i ■,,-ublican part, felt the say Hall rni> i jdal. .j moment A d »1 1 teem to hold an edge. Then on Sept 24 the Pre.ident And before the convention li was stricken Now Hall merely, over the scramble among Demo­ and not loo confidently, speaks crats may butt tha party vide about the po.sibiiity that Eiien open _______________ Rut Hall, a lifelon* politician h0««r • DAWSON NEW YORK tn t e r n s thet lav* lambasted large section* of the nation with marked fury th.* ▼ear are making home owners, Industrial management and th* build lag Industry tnereislagly hue rlcin* and flood conscious. Hurvieane-reslstant w i n d o w a. leakproof walla, wind and water defiant foundations, bridge* and highway* are prime topics today in architectural and eonitniriion rlrctes. New paints and other sur­ face coating*, a* well a* new eon etruetion materials and methods are being tested la laboratories la addiUoa to spectacular dam­ age aad destruction of many build b p end bridge*, heavy rata* and flaede have ruined casmUeae driveweya, cellar walla and floors and Benae roof* IBia year, la , many a borne owner ia mmw storm son­ ar lou* than ever. Sturdy bourn budding fo very murh mare la the mind* of wouldbe Borne ow nrn now. Contractor* gay that mm housing development loot roof* In wholesale quantities la asm of the b'g blows because Builder* bed skimped am roof natls. A lot nf Wees m making big Buildin pa herrieiw# m tsta a l are Leonard Hall Faces Tough Year cld* the queitlon of importance, If you have not reg’.tered to vote In the city election of Nov. 8, then he aure to du ao immediately. Then, aa aonn as you have registered, make it a point to learn everything you can al*out the candidate. Acquaint yourself with the reasons why the candidate want, the of­ fice. Know that he support, the views of the citizens of the community as a whole, and not in favor of a minority. Register to vote—and know your candi­ date! t t< A Now York akyseraper, Am Boeony MobU Building, a U-atory itagplam steel clad office structure, will boat! I,SO* "hurricane resistsnt" window*. Owe of th* secret* la a double gasket seat of polyvinyl chloride. Th* Truseoa Steel division of Use Republic Steel Corp. which de­ signed and mad* them says It had them tested by the University of Miami. Wind and water ware hurled against simple windows at valoeitiea equal to a ItVmlleanhour storm Air pressure against th* qosrtar-tnrB ptste glam was around two third* of a toe. Th* steel Industry U touting the us* of more steel reinforcement in concrete ta highways, drive­ way* and foundation* Dlls sum­ mer's storm loft mile* of readbeds' piles of fubM*. Undermlnuy by floods la another problem, but the steelmen aay many road sur­ faces could havo been aaved with greater use of waklad wire fabric In th# cement. would aland there sneeitm and making cutting remark* such at, " * • » • P*"P's «dl dn anything to attention Pr*y. * by dtdu t ha sprout a tail and become a teal sensation'" No, tin t* , you might think Ihoit things — but you woulJn’l say them out loud. Who are you to stand alone against th* crowd? Just like sll the others, you'd grab the first possible opportunity to b* introduced to me Then, in th* very nast bresth — In violation of all Emily rost'i etiquette edicts — you nlurt out: * li it reallv true you grew that handsome new front tooth afte r'40? Please tell me how? Did you go on a ipeaeial diet? Did you first put an nld tooth under your pillow at night. Deal sleeping on your fact help?" And believe me, madam — 1 am assuming you are a lady, but if you were a man It would maka no difference — you would gel no information from ou*. I would mtraly assume that patronizing smile which them thatma* wear, ard aay: ‘T h e only way J know to grow a front tooth after 44 la by tha **• •ret** of iron determination. To only a few nf ui la given that hind of willpower, and — begging your pardon, ma’am, — I’m afraid you were ihcrt-eharged. Th* best t ean do for you ta recommend a good dentist." You might think me a esd for having this attitude. But 1 don't mind- any more (bin ! mind now th* apinioe of people who Jeer at my tooth-raising dream. People lika you simply haven't thought the problem through. And th* problem la this: Middle-aged people run eut of new things to talk about and new ways to im prese other*. D ie simplest way I know of for a middle-aged person to solve this problem- to get himself looked up to and listened to — la to grow a new front tooth. Now Isn’t that really true? The reason why, If ho does sprout the tooth, be can't share his secret la sal fish but equally simple. If everybody over 44 suddenly begin to erupt with a new tooth, tt would be a l-dey wonder, and by the loth dip. there l d be — fust another nuddle-aged aonemty again. DIPLOM ITIC BUBBLE! ELLSWORTH, lo w * * - Ralph Olsen uf Ellsworth, a member ol iha Iowa farm delegation that vt•ited Russia during tha summer, tells how delegation members used a Russian gift to save Amen can taxpayers some money. The Russians gave aaeb mem­ ber of the delegation a suitcase full of champagne, but th* cost nf shipping It home would have been prohibitive, Olsen sava. So tb* Americans gave tt away. In th* United Statai Embassy in Mmcuw. AMERICANS IN JAPAN TOKYO igv— There ara more Americans in Japan th a n ’ any other singla foreign nationality eirept Koreans, tha Justice Minis­ try reports. There are a.IM Americans re glstared with th* Ministry. This does nut include military person ■el, estimated at more than IM.004 There are S70.4M Koreans I’m The Low Conf AMERICANS ARE 1.1CKT Arcurdirg to wn»d from Psris. toilet soap is used it the ret* of one rake per person every three months in Trance. Krmeh suap manufacturert say that this doe«n't mein th* French dniv'i wash. 'I i It simply that many familial usa scouring snap on themselves, reserving ths toilet soap for guests.” By comparison, statistics show that the avetag* American uses more than four cakes of toilet soap la th* same three months period. Sanford Atlantic Finance Plan * S A tNEOF N EO RD 4 IU N T K M J 1 0 M I . bank Inatalmenl Loan Dept, MEMBER FDIC R iT z rggB I T ! UVSOtO-aww iso rs>s. •*» so-rv suii* M71 ITS ALWAYS FA IR WEATHER 1 I'lfr/i Gina KELLY ■Dir DAILEY JSydCHAKISSEDolont GRAY Mich»RlKIDD’*<Mc/ Short Subject — Color Cortooa Starts Sunday- “Tha Till Men' YEAR-ROUND SU ITS NORTHCOOL Medium weight gab­ ardines and flannel aults In rayon and da­ cron blend material. Ju it perfect for Flor­ ida climate. AU of the new fall colon in a complete run of a b e t Coming soon I Wait for the thrilling SHAGRUG MAGIC! UoktetBojetapab ffr-riN v-i vWi rm rF u ti i«r WASH • DRY • DYE ’ x -0 .1, t ♦ Sanford T+ThnmmT§k»Cil Weft far il» Rd m * W b k k w akowrua—v It's * * aar that's Makaond •• e 'v "SE* IT ATMYOUR PLYMOUTH DEALER OCT. 21" IT %'•t5gg~n-, - r 1 ' Ijjhggt;d « �i Calendar Social fofw iA . T in r . 'n v t 1 the OKS Member* in the MatoniCity Wide Youlh Revival at Hall. P ro m t a* apetlai gueei* lb* Kir»t Baptist th u rih b-gins will he worthy gtahd matron of the Slate of Florida, M m Ka111• i •I 1:30 p. m. The Mottle - • circle of l'p«ala 1.1, m elon of Home-leal ant vommim'iy Drc.bytctun church Worthy Grand Patron (*. W. will have a tegula- nii-etlng begin Lour* of Ft. Truce. St NDVT mng at lu a m All cotjginj »hould bring their own ,sndwiche» Lunch The Firit Raplrtt Youth I heir Will be irrveo ai It .30 a m Dunk* will hold tehrattal at b p. m. will be lorn,shed and all women II LSUW are Invited *, attend, The Vnit) (Matt will meet at the (ir.l c*-i.e:al meeting of the 7:13 p. nr. in the Vat.Ur Hotel Sanford G ariep cl.ih will he at the with the Rev, C arolyn Ca' nut. Woman'* Club at 13 n >on V cn aa teacher. Tne public la invited. lererl di.h lu.icheon will be •cried Ih e Fidelrt Cla.t of the fri>t and Ralph Wheeler, a noted au Haptiw* Church will meet at * 'horny on Hemerocalli* (day lllllr*l p m. at the home of Mr*. I F better to let your lawn go hun­ l.ari.er, jrirl W filth Mum-en gry than to over feitlliie. u! group one will he hotlt. THo*e pt»*ent a n * Mr*. Moul­ HI DM SDVY ton, Mr* li. W, Itadey, Mr*, The F 'ttt Raptm prayer \teeii hailrt Itrumlry, Mr*. Char In l ole. Mr*. It. 1 i rumlry, Mt*. ing tervtce will begtn at 7.3n p. i laude llerndi'-r. Ml* C, M t add. m Tire Firtt Paptlit Training Mr* t harlet Meriwether. Mr* V T Meriwether. Mrt ll'n iy A. Cmon Worker's Cminril marling will begin at 7:00 p m with a ? mp*en, Mr* Janie* Truitt. Mr*. entered dl*h t.ipper. 1 har'rt Wilke, a rt a guett. Mr* D. II Mathei* and the ho*te»». Mr*. Reek. will he guett tpeaker He wdt Civic, Fine Arts Departments Have Combined Meeting; Two Ladies Speak —- W*, _ _ ■ - J a B . The Civic end Fine Art* depart Bient* of the Sanford Hotnan'i C ub held n.eittng* Wednesday it 10 M a m. In the elub starting with the folding of Christmas seals Mi*. J D Cordell was (ueit speaker. Toe front of the curved stage r»> outlined with Beautifully de- at l r , Christmas s s sacatas to? the*full • L k a ia a -mm4 A d i n it, of■ Ik the work beintWt carried on In this county and of the m ult* ob tuned from havlm regular cbett ir*H F-itlowing her talk a quesUon and a n iv e r period held She concluded by saying the irralett pnmlem faced by the oraantralion 1* educating the public to the advantage* at having chrit tx sse a n a a st rd to what the organisation hi* to offer. •Wantage Following the ipeaker the Fine Luncheon followed the folding pence** with Mr*. B. fl. Crumlej Art* Departmen' pre*ented Mr* A living lb# Invocation A deliciout W. Runnel* who", a* a member mral was »#rved with ho*te*ve* dated 'll lull of per tonality". for the Civic department being Mr*. Rennet* t* a pmfeiilonal Mr* C. L rtedding. Mr*. E A portrait «rti*t and magaitne tllua Monlorton. Mn. 1. C Harper amt .ratur who I* origina1'* from Feta*. Mr* 5 C. Graham and for the Her hmbeni a Navy photogra Pine Art* VD. J 0 Callahan »nd pi.ar ha* oe«n stair.owl hero lor teverel tears. Service club* and Mra. D C. Howard, f h e main hall «aa tastefully da thei group, nave been 'delrghlrvl" aerated -.ith Hlbi*r«i» and green with h*r it'uatration* talkv and sry Flower* were aUo placed <uch on various lubjecti Wednea above the mantel and on the imall l a y the «pusr and drew on "Snob mm" bringing out the fact that table*. lira. C M Flowtri. In the *b inert wera leveral type*. ■•nee ol the Civic Department * Mr* Raipo Austin Smith then chairman Mr* Haul C. Moore, announced about ihe mealing of prevlded over the hu*me*i session the Mutual Concert Allocution to­ Mra Miriam Runell preaenled night it I p m the speaker Mr*. Cordell, who The meeting will he held at the look# on Chmtmai Seal* an i how nemtnole County School Adminis­ tH money wai u*ed from the tration Building on Commercial seal* Slating thera wai no other av«. way of ralilni money for th* pur- Plan* will ne formulated for the pn»a. Mr* Cordell talked on the memberih.p drive t ’ndei consider Florida T B Sanitarium located atliio for Ihe concert *ent* are w rit of Orlando She al*o related nitionallv known figure* a* Cor­ ■bout the patient* from Seminole nelia Otii Sktnnrr and the famous County there of the facilities ot­ Don Cossack Choru*. tered them etc There will t>« a limited member Mra. Corded brought the fad* »hip for the Mutual Concert As­ sociate .ft sine* the lasting caps city of tha budding where the a Give h e r th e w o rld 's program' ar« to he presented ti alio limited s m a lle s t 23 jewel w a tc h Official* of tha group are urg­ ing that all uiierested person* at tend thli meeting where complete ^ P e t i t e plan* will b* discussed and pre tented for roiuideraUoa. THURSDAY — FRIDAY STARTS • ; » 6LENN FORD AM KiScAMP FIW UNEJOV-OSM n u URSULA IWFSS-AB0F K m r btfor* h*a no baautiful a watch. . . S3 irwala... bats era* ated In this amall ■im pnd at thJa low pfkaO U e r M N 'U r M c sssse Wert Jewelry Store _ • "Via Owe Convenient laiy-a-way plan" ■01 B . l a t R l . PhoneS i. ateaaa eitaflilaiNi MPNl• la «t aui IMf LU kf »»«*Mi e-Hfeaaaflpt ^ • :SS Only CARTOON — NEWS n # aaaaatlal toffU m t la m y UrmuU wMi hraad Mr. and Mr*. E. H luney and Mr. and Mr* R L. Cornell *pend the pa*t weekend m lacktnnvllle. Mr*. Marian Jone*. J. R and Jimmie are anil touring (he ea«tern part nf ihe U. S They have visited tuck place* a* (flowing Rock, N .V .. the Skyline Drive, Natural Rrldge, V*, IJnroln'a birth plae# in Kentucky, Charle*ton. W". V„ Ohio, Indiana, Tenn­ essee, Alaliama and Georgia. Spotlight On Hollywood Id^ a tfa by J«*e lrwJ* f Uock/feyol MW, Mock/ An lia • • 0* a an, l U t k / fc d N p p w .C h o c t^ l* Oeoy. t k n 10 to I k BEAU TY NOOK PHONE *71 $ 2 2 9 5 • Owe Block Heel and Arwwnd Tha Career Fram The ( lock. DOING YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY? LEAVE YOU* CHILDREN AT MRS. ADAMS NURSERY SCHOOL • R u p in M Play • Acm 8 u 4 4 • Hours t • I t • Dally Rataa—Me • Enrnllaant—88.00 Par Weak 200* LAKE AYR. PHONE 1172-W -- Llwm. Dance Is Scheduled The f i t . t Jo - te r II i h Dance or the vear will he held Friday (let 21 in the Celery C i a i r frotn 7 30 to 10:30 f>. m. I'n.trr the Hallowe'en Ihema COitume* ate npllona! an t p rtiel t- ill be a . aide.j d ling the e.enu g for ganir* and dance*. Ml *e>enth and e i j i ’h grad** are Invited to a lter!, Rafiatb* m e n u will he «eived SHOIJ FOR I BOrj AND O i l IS • BLACK A WHITE • BROW N & U illT E .9 5 Ware Bible Class Has Supper Meet In McKinley Hall HOLLYWOOD 11— Rover hoy Robert Mitcham Iv hack tram film making abroad with hit usual tup ply of jnu>ua> fair*. Like watrhmg member* nf a film mmpjpy in Swn.fen—male and female—strip down for a n>>on lime saim. Milchum m ■ magnet for mid happenings, at anyon* who read* the dally pre.* ran let) you The way he fell* them, they lound nor mat enou.-h For tn»tanre. he told of filming location* for hi* Eurm pean made movie ‘'Foreign In­ trigue.'’ "We were at a summer r*«nrt, down the archlpelign." he re marked. "It was during (he sum­ mer. and pretty warm for Sweden So when lunch time came, tome of the people Including the ward­ robe girl, look off their clolhr* and went <wimmtng." No null*? •Of ruurtt not In Sweden, fhe aummer seavon tail* only about Iwo week*. R doein't pay In In veil In a swimming gulf." Did he Join them? “ No I a n hungry for lunch R • a i d a *. th* water's loo rnld When H get* up to 43 degree*. Ihe Swede* think It't like a warm hath They'd even swim In a mar­ tini ** So laying, he nrderened an other cold one for himself. The waiter brought It and the Interro­ gation eonlinued Wai he ahatked tfV o# there’* ■ silly queitwn—Mhchura ihocked by anything*) "No," he confirmed **!! termed perfectly natural and whotevnme I wai a giiut of Uit rountry; I had to arcept their custom*. “ A* a matter of fact, when we were in Stockholm the mother* were campaigning for mlied nude bathing in th* schools The adult* do It, to they argued It wa* traumatir lor the children to be tubjerted to fal*e prudery.” He added that he wa* 1*v« Im­ pressed by the bathing hihlt* he encountered on th* French Rivi­ era, where bikini suit* are ramp looked okay In them. he nb aerved ','Buf other* merely «xant “Soma of the french habei poied undulaof rolls of flab.” H ARRIETT'S The Pilgrim Ota pier. Kl-ri a S.x.rty daughtri* nf the Vmerl. can Catonlea will inret Nov. t. :eon vvltj lie tnveil at 15 :td at the Klkl eluh, tl'V Vla<*arh|. ■e:t. \ n , in l.akflai.l 1'a.sirg .* available aerota the afreet at Hal. 11ii^rr-. RSVP Mr* F 1- Yea*ev, l»Jt Comanche Tiial. l.aVeland "I’lea.e have rceivatlon. hy N'-'V, 1" .aid Sanforl puhliett) rl.a.rman Mr* F. K Roll, Ladies Sale lav ninthly Tiie rreuli of the Ladir* Mxiblay th* wom*n of tha Fu*l I'hur, b of th*- Roieemer w*« b. 11 V J-ini-ir High Sc' hhiI ll*lli»e ui Presbyterian Church m*t for a <laj- recently at th* heme of M r*. VV Dance till ’t held tt the tcleiy Southward. Pi* • f- a Rake Sal* ( rale at 7 Jo to in 3d p m. of prayer and lelf-denal with to be held on U ' I? at * lit a SV1I HDVV church eateniioil work a* the m. In front of Scan writ- discmtTlie *eminole Chipter No T*o theme. ed and voled upon. OKS will have * hunuuft in Vic The morning icrvic# wa* de­ The #e»*li>n wa* oorned tiy the Klniev Hall *< « M p m. L»t re voted to prayer under *ne direc­ president. Mr*. Vlntri* Hiwlge* *f- vervatn-n* c*«nl*ct VIr* VV F. tion of Mr*- K. S. Met all. ri air- ter which the Rev Sc-hie*•maun Runet, Imllv V>e Reverv* man of chur'-h aueniion work. ‘ ad th# devotion*! lie al*o talked tmn* will lie c!o<ed Oct 3° Die SN.v.VS Otfirerv Hive* Club Tha following Rbl* teachei* or tha "Devil, Hypo* ' and hour acted a* prayer leader*: Mr*. R«iy ore can ti*e their talent* and time will lu te a thick* rv hmbeetle »u|> Mann, Mr*. J- K. Niehol*. Mi*. A, building for Child ami Ilia , (lurch. per and »(|uare anil round diner (!, Mclnni*. Mr*. J. N. Glllon. Th# ladies voted to Join the at (I p m L'imwI will be *erved ai Mr*. Frank Lli.e, and 3li*i Kalh- VVomen's Mutlm-irr l eaL-tir am! 7 with dancing at I p m Herman and hit Country I'iay Roy* erlna Blown. planned a piano recital after the Rn*s will provide m o o r The morning *ervica wa* eon- fcr*l of the yea, hv Mr. and Mr*. A •(>#■ lal me, Mng i* eatlrd fol eluded by a prayer from the presi­ Ilnrnld Sanfot.! of W inter Park. Mr*, Southward servrt homedent, Mr*. l„ G. Hunter. A luncheon wa* served at noon mail# pumpkin pie and coffee to and Immediately following th* the following member* and gtie*r* lunch th* regulae huiinet* and in- Ufa 31 Hodge*. Mra Jftnn i t • piratlonal meeting wa* hetd. Mr*. ern. M n. John Senkarik. 'It*. Hunter pre»^-1e,| over the iri.ion Ilrnrv Thur*tnn. 'Ira \V !| KnaThe Hare Rihte Cliv* of fhe Tha Intpuatiunal part us* a con­ •er, Mra. KMtee Lee, Mr* I rued. tinuation on tha theme of rhurch Mr*. Dean Tavlor. VIr* Jor Ervin, tw o Method!** Cbureh me' 1»*t **t*n»lon. Th* program w*» pre- Mr*. Lorre,: L'-iiyehrrtinn, Mr.' night at McKinley Hall (or a tented with Mr*. Mcl'atl a* leader. Jerry S«nk»rlV, Mr* Marlon Har­ covered dl*h vupper. mon. Mr*. A. A VteClanaban. Mr* A *3*re bu*lne,* m—'io t •*• Member* from Clre!# No, J Vtkin*on, .Vlu R. R Page. M'«. nrvilrlod over hv Robert II Fieri* tnvk part In tl,e program *!-o. Mr*. VV. t,, Rrwh* gave tha de* Frertdecaein, Mr* Philip Ska'.*, S r. Trcitdrnl vtn (V rt lyre 'tr*. J. Juguvien, 'lr* . Re* give the drvoiinpil vbtional, Mr*. R. 5 Cobh apoke Plan* were di«eu**ed for Ihe to th* group and pr**ent*d facta Harker, Mi*. Joe Meiseh, and on home mluinn*. ev*ngeli*t, ne­ vtallnr*. Mr.. MrClanaban’* n * . 'e r r and routine bu*lne'i earned and Mr* J. Kkcin * aiaier-in- nut gro work, radio and television and ther law. Thn » pre*enf were VIr and (hristian relation*. Tha neat meeting will be h.-td Mi< 1II llafvev. Vln J N Mr*. Nichole highlighted th* af­ Nov. 10 at the honia of VIr* Briar, to Rr'tv llryan. VIr and ternoon at *h* told of her vi*it M. It RnaiWe on the Country Mr* P M Cole. |hr Rev Vlillnn to the Indian school* in Arltnna. Club Road, Wyal', R ,h R.vVer. Ml** Ella B >l Phi played two hymn recording Inn. VIr and Vlrv William O Vr "The l'|ip >4 Window'' ami "Light* Phoeni*. , A ril. kersltnm. VIr* I. VI Swam. Vi*-* of Home” lung by th# fhoir of Lthel IIiter. Mr and ,V|tv .1 I* Mia* Katherine Rrmvrr, DCE. th# Cook Indian Training Reboot. Ratei, Mr. and Mr* II 11 llulchl This i* an outstanding choir hav­ display rd a map of the t nited top, Vtr and VIr* VV VV *|vre State* made by ihe young people and Rlllv Tv re. Mr and Vlrv ing wnn four loving rup* !n nf th# Sanford church. The map S P R- |vn Mrs M I. Trill, traced the work and progre** of Mr* T II Hyatt. Judge R W Anieiuan Indian. Mr*. Me. VVvrr, Mr anil Vlrv llnberi II Four New Members Ihe Inni* eln**d th# meeting with Rrcly Sr Hnitt were Mr and Invited To Supper prayer dedicating the offering to Vila h II. Hutchison and Mr and Mrs Rolyn. Ml** Etale Farley. Mr*. Easter church extension work. Rrldge, Mr*. O K. Goff and Mr* I 0 Rryan new number* In the Sanford Pitot Club werw entertained at th# home of Mr* R E Chapman, lueh Arhor at a 30 p m. Tuesday night with a buffet tup per. Th* purpoie of th# aupper »*• to eaplnin and dl*cu»* the Pilot Cluh. Mr*. Joel Firid Mra. Ruth Scott and Mr*. Chapman who ate on the Information eommittee told" the group of the pilot by lawa and aniwued any que.tion* that arm*. Tli# home wa* deenrated with th* pilot rotor* nf yellow ond green. Marigold* and duranta berrle* also added color. A deliciout meal wa* trrvrd. tOTOS Pin Farm. Assigned for Short Hair, Natural rurly hair wiith siraggly and*, Bleaehad hair *od avaryon# who bat b#»n waving tkelr hair at horn*. Take* ‘a th# tim* of a regular ptrmaneni and coil* S aa much. Call k ytm paiwmrd ta fa*h» W Ifotk/fowW, Janelrw ill* ftjiAJuoncdA Local Womans VV. R. William* ha* retained Groups Have to hi* home at 182(1 Douglaa Ave. and u rr. uperating nicely from Day Ol Prayer a te e m illnr**. Pilgrim Chapter Plans Luncheon Jfi£ ShjoG (Oith Jhs> WojukhguL J i t vhnn some of hit nr a rat inlrivduc rp ni wifh col >rffl slide I l i«f Hum* The Countv (’ IVittmt* tra il isti r t ib* AI ill h i AO an alt i|a> 'lire: '■£ at th* ft-. ccnler. Th# VVrlvon R.- Sf*o| r t v vri it *ftf * 1 Rf T “M p m The UF.S i 'h®|strr No C AA11 HTfr! in th# Ma aOldC Hall at h p. m. • »• RtDVY Crtv VV .It V ■nh IteUva! *• meeting f ir s t flapviel ( hutch at 7.30 p n irrlin gg THK CIVIC AND FINE ARTS department* of Ihe Sanford Woman's Club m*t In * Joint ' nt nieel:. yettatday lo Told Chrialma* Seal*. Shown, left to right, at* Mr*. C. I„ Re.IJIng, .V r M Flovk^r#, Mra W. P. Yeilev, Mr*. S. C. Graham, Mr*. E. A. Monfort ■«. M u. Fred Wllliait ., M- Vltnam Rue* aail, Mr*. F« C. Harper, Mr*. R B. Crum lay, i l u , S. ii. lU rnm an, ilia S u w n T. oral and M ra. Howard Mnnteith. (Staff Thotol IT'S NEW! • M M k Ik b 2 plaea k a i ■n^F SANFDRD fn-R \LD Tlmro. Oct. l!(), IIt,»5 Paut 8 MANY OTHER 5 T n .E S FOR YOl R SI.LK( riON. I V E Y 'S "Where Quality I* Higher T han Price* IM I'D lt M ilt HEEKSUEDE BERKRAY S uede Prbve# Jkc,*t utm loved n*M>| liiWfd SudJi* ibtchr-j collar en d pec S e t D i p t . t in J 4 ta t fi ' Amarica'i bifgevt _ It’i th e i) jacket product/ '/im p o rte d |*numa B u k t a i d i from Hol'md, PowerSty/e" CHRYSLER for 1956- f t ’s Hera 0< T. “See gave it tha fimouv Ciiitomi* style treatment and tam t up with this eyecatching jacket- lu h is iv * • W i lertrgy, this juperb suede doth has th# appaarance and touch of real sueda leather - yet it can be 4ry cleaned again and again without losing its delightful “ peachshin” finish! And it’ s both watir repaDant end stain resistant. In attractive colors . . . 21 and most attractively priced. $ 1 3 .9 5 I t A t Y o u r Chryitler Dealer" BILL KIRK MOTORS "The Real Forward Look" CoaimcrcUfl 4 Piimrti® Phoet 47 Q u h . JZ o& tL O IL 0 MEN MEN'S 306 EA.ST FIRST W EAR SANFORD PHONE U22-J �'» • *s !s h f - Lyman Greyhounds Sid For First Grid Win THE SANFORD HERALD Page 6 parhapa all tight,” » u - Bud Smith Halls Biihnp Thurf. O ct 2 0 ,1M5 Moore'* roach Dan filiman’t ra- Jimmy Carter's Try For Fourth Title ply to queitimi* eonrerning hi* team’* future at ihe beginning of tha keamn. But the Lyman Grey, hnundt mean to be ona of tha taam* ravening that prediction to: "We will |o*a five and pnivibly CINCINNATI In a* merry a all eight of our game*.** The Greyhound* want badly lo miiup a* youH find in boxing PITTSBURGH JR - Br a n eh get back Into the winning column, annali, Wallace (BudI Smith held |U <U r will retire a* general « !« • and they want e*pecially to fca In °o In hi* llgldwelsht champtonihip ita r of Ihe PMlburgh Ptraiea Nov. Ihe winning eolumn Friday night night Smilh, the 2*ye*r-nld Cmclnria1 after more ihaa » T*»n in h**- again*! fll<hop Moore, for l«o hatl-but U * not through »»h <h* rea.on*. The flr.t i* that il w illtian . halir-d Ihree.lime champion he the homecoming game f„r th etjlm m r Carter', hid fur a fourth game yet. •‘1 ant •retiring.’ bul 7?*J f *B Rul Greyhound aleven. and *econd. tha tlHe But no one i* certain InJay quote* around that »ord, ha dr- Greyhound, ha*. .Iw .y . Keen up A eth er be dec.Vun w*. iplit or claret! y'derday. "I t» Wnier for the tilt With m.hop Moore. , UMOlmoua want to punch » etoh For the f.r.t time Uiii ........ .. Smith •fathered a broiling 13th to tee the rUHhurgh eluh play lha Lyman club ha, been . ii ,to round. In wh.ch he wai abl. ,h„ in rubber tnd mnra same* the coming •»•*«"« practice together. Pounding I’rte f |« hn) 1Vf,„m(trr ,n glw1 than I have for the l**t two nr \ antlorn, 525 pound lackle. and , b Thf(1 ,j,r paying euithree " Tie front nffir* wiiartl. who John Shull* Ihe 175 pound lerror |||ln rr| inrj 4 nalt-nwMr lelevlilon managed St I/«U and Brooklyn at guard, will he the atalwarM nf , lw| irnr# , lt bark to await Ihr to National League rhampinmblp*. the Lyman wall. Shull* h»* hern Vl.,,||r t couldn't turn the trick here In teeing a lot of action in a weak- Judge** *ctirerard« were collecthi* five yeara a* feiieral manager rne.| condition due to a aeige o f ^ | fr„m Willie Purcell. Joe Blink and eveeulive vice pretident. the vlru*, hut word from eoarh Jim ^nd Gene Nictarhre. The collector Run finished out of laal P are Payne i* that he I* in condition! handed ihe card* If. Paul II Cain, only once, *n |4M. Rtrkey . firil and will he In good »hape for the chairman of the Cincinnati Boxing year with lha eluh. tilt coma Friday night, Bmh Van-jCnmmltvlon, who looked 'em ovar. There «*• no mention of hi* Horn and fihult* were Honorable The collector went bark lo »urcr«*or. hot (peculation crntereJ Mention All Conference !a«l year. Blink'* *lc'e of Ihe ring, card In on Branch Jr . now vice pre.ldcnt end their performance p a .l| hand, for a hurried conaultatton. In charge of Ihe rirate farm a n ­ game, Indira.o ih .l they .III he The ring annmmrer then .aid: ient. and another Plrala exccullvr. , «# _ Jude#1 Purtfll# i n ror Sffliln. n!in> , w fl|f Joe U Broun. ko of moxic pushing hard f«r the Idg apotl.ghl Ja# fof (hi* vear. smith, M0 lor Carier. Judge Nlft* comedian Joe K. Brown. Hilly Lemmon* will *ee M , |3 Stm|j,. , M tnr farnlekey hltrttelf laid, however against tlmmp Jfr .a “ I think Hraneh ii be»t »mted minute* thii Moor*. Ha ha* been on ihe »'dfs m,n, u,e winner on in the h>b be handle! fight now nickey'! Iixe-xear ™ h line* part of lha l»*t two game* J , pj,i rfu-mon the dub reportedly paid him JH°o.; dua to a Irg laceration •urtalnrd Ten minule* lalar Cnmml5*ion»r 000 a year. 11® option of agalnat Clermont. Alton Boon, 175 Cain lold new»mcn hr had rerenewing it for fjve more.. pound fullback, tu* rejoined the t checked the card* and found that ••I am no levering my affiliation rluh In pracllre, and will ha on tha Blink'* added up tn 113 (or Smith, wllh the Pirate*, unleii John Gal- comeback trail Friday night, | L>3 for Carter, and that the declbreath and Tom Johmon want me Coaeh Payne highly pralird hi* ilnn »»« unjnimoui. to. But I don’t believe they do. dafenaive team • work in lha lot . Bul Blink who at TOodd it Ihe Rlrkey laid _ , . they Buffered at lha handa nf retire I city circulation manager Gilbreath. millionaire Columbui. Groveland lait Friday night. Al­ of Ihe Clnrinnali Time* Star, Ohio, real ettila m»n. Ii preildent though they bowed to the Green- to*ted everything Into confuiion of the eluh. John ton. a Pitbburgh again by ataling: attorney (a dee preiMenl and baek* 55-S he voiced oplimiam for “ I don’t tare how they add il. hit team'* future. "Wo played a treaiurer. I voted lor Carter, HI lo 1W " Rickey, who will be 71 In Decern- preat dafenaive game, even with That made it a aplll decltlon lha bay* on the verge nf illnea*. again, but hy that lime the lelevh her- *dd: , , „ '•From now on, my Inlereit will Our pata defence waa (loppy, but aion audienre wai watching tome be In player* The radio, lelevlilon thla week will tw a differet.t atory. other program. and other haiaball prohlrmi will Tha fana will are u* at top aperd Commlailnner Cain n h ie re d : be handled by aotneone elie. . . . for lha firal time thii aeaaon." We mual go by Ihe flgurfi on Ihe 1 will dn mme acoutlng. maybe a Lyman la aeventh In the Cen­ card II wav wnanlmoui for Smith." tot of It, In the Inlereit of the tral Florida Conference (landing Hut Blink. *1111 Judging two bout a Plratei." wdth a 0-0 He with Clermont, a 2d- alter Ihe mam evenl, w aa'ad a­ Tha lergvat ft*h tver landed In I* Ion at the hand* of Tavarea, mant ,n hi* drclaralmn that "I and a tumble to powerful Grove, voted fof Carter. HI lo 1W. It’a land 33-d. A wlrt over Rlahnp atilt apiit aa far at l it conremed Moore will only retain Ihelr p<*«|. The A**oelaled P reii card gave the fight lo Carter by H< lo HI. lion In the nine learn ennferenre. No explanation* nf hnw lha HO, BI»bnp Moore will he hoping for 110 draw llgura for Blink'* card I FRISCO a win lo ellmh out of the cellar, wai arrived at. and no announreKirkoff lime will ha g o'clock mrnl* of any kind relative to Ihe PAINTS Friday night at tha Lyman field venlicl were made from the ring "Making in Longwood. alter the fir*' rundown of how the judge* voted Paint History " The Judge* awarded Ihe winner U O f M In Best of a round 10 point*, the loier a SANFORD amount, ami IS round tout* Condition O f Year (filer derided Ihe fight. Tha referee, P A I N T CO. MIAMI W—The L'nlvrriity of Tony Warndorf, had no hand In WB RPB41ALIER IN PAINTS Miami football team will be In Hi Ihe hfllnllng beat phyaical condition of Ihe aea- There were no knockdown! In POR TUB PAINTKRR *on to data wheo it enlerlaioi the acrap. which attracted a groaa W ltlll KNALB A RETAIL Ttvaa Chriitiin Unlveriily In Uw gate of UM<I *>*l a net of $25. 107 W. FIRST RT. 7MTV of which lha prlnelpali re Orange Bowl tomorrow night. FKKE PARKING Trainer Dave Wlk* ha* cerlilied reived PT.ono each In addition lo a every member of the |un lop unit* cut ol lha leLxiiion receipt», for arlinn, giving Miami full Carter, who tuffered eula re ilrtagth for Uit firal lima thii fall qulrini n tiiirhe* when h* toil Coaeh Andy Guitafioa gave hi* tha lltla In Smith lait June 9 . wai hoy* a light workout yailarday cut in Ihn r'ghl eya In lha third *»! Mid ht wai aalUfiad with round and fought from lha alghth tha workout and thought Uta aquad on wllh Ihe eye rimed. waa responding well. Smith wai unmarked, although Miami will lake lha practica hr look a trtn fir haltering in Ihe ftald only briefly today, to looien 11th when Carter belted him Into up mtuejM, while Taxai Chriilian, lha rope* with a aerie* of right* flying In frem Fort Worth at ra n and left a lo lha head and body, pm . (E IT ), probanly will have a and had him hanging on Ilka a . . . IS THK \ leach. longer workout In limber up. M OTTO O P O U R Both teams are aipeeted to p an PHARMACISTS! frequently Guitafaon hat an nouneed he will atari Bam Scar Brine tout p m - nacchla, a Junior frem Nllai, Ohio, erlotian to o u r at quarterback an the itrragth of •killed oharma- Mi *howIn| in preetlre. Scarw rn x n n iT V M a i n •i,ta for com et ■ecehia tem rleird ala ronteeutlve I l TO* a***Hal*e Pray* eompeundltur. . c m iK fA T l - Wallace (Ball pane* agalnit Notre Dame. nmlth, ill. Ctarianail. nuia«laud A crowd of about 41,00B la at { '" o r Carlir. II*. Haw Vaco II ratalaad »arl4 liaatwaigh* period tor tha B:U p m. (ESTi amitk in hiehoff. nttAt'VinVT. T.JL -Reata Prawt. DRUG STORE Armataae. It* K*w Or AI Kalina of tha Detroit Tiger* wwranra **#a. • Near P. a ---------- fhona 195 nijnxn* atn*.*- u* r .,i» » waa tha only major Iraguer to It- 4,4 I 'a illiila ,,. 11, moke 200 kita during 199*. Rickey To Retire After 50 Years Fight Results FAUSTO { Olympic Fund Tonight Sanford Faces K e tte rlin u s Tomorrow In By ED CORRIGAN NEW YORK (A—A whole arm* full of America'! greaieit Interna-, tional rhupphioi wilt Mart lha I9M Olympic Fund drive tonight in a gigantic c a r n i v a l at Sladiion Square Garden. National Olympic Day, by Ihe proclamation of Preildent Ei.cnbower, will be held Saturday. Thu meet, feo'.uring tha bed the United M ain bat to offer in a half doren iportt. ii he-ng held to focui at­ tention on Olympic Day. .... . _ T cjcV , . i , h i nr,in- r.^iica , t . i EAST LAN5ING, Mich rJ ^ " D e InI e m n a U M Im tH w ? a td l *WWT»I*» ol ,lllnni' •«» *•» It* rL .n a a l ^ m n r J Th, thane* Saturday to play the e r * m \All „ i^i u ,,f v / cour*e. c V . ^ ^|h .a U team gram lha procrH*. ttn^ that kept it out of win go io the Olympic Fund The Ihr Rote Bow1 two iratont ago. Illinois and Michigan State never winter Olympic* In Cortina, Italy, have met on the gridiron. But they are only three month* away. had a whala of a battle at lha Wei Santee, currently aervlng a ballot box bark In November, IU). hitch ai a liautenant tn Ihe Ma­ That waa Michigan State'* first rine Corp*. ia the big comr-on Hit »ca»nn aa a full-fledged member 4 00 S clocking ia Ihr clo*r*i an o| ihr Rig 10 and Ihe upatart American ever ha* come lo the Spartan* had rnme up with a 5-1 magic 4-mtmita mile. rrrord. identical with lllinoii. He admit* he won'l h* treking The conference director* went to ihe mark in Ihla, hi* indoor detiui ih, ballot ho* to decide on a Rove lor Ihe *ea»on Hr learned lait Howl candidate and It took atx vea.on to hi, regrrt that you'xe ballot* beforr Michigan Slate gut got lo run again,I competition n,P nod The Spartan* went on to rather lhan the clock. I uphold Big 10 prclige wllh a 21-20 ''But you nveer ran tell tn thci* triumph oxer UCLA. race*," he taid. Rig 10 leam i don't play every The two fa •teat quarter milrri in other "mfrre.ice team in any one the world—Pvt. Lou Jonca and LI. veavon and Michigan Slate never Jim Lea—will honk up in Ihe IIO. befote ha* me! Ihe Mini. The two Jonn hold* the mark with a 4 5 t ! |Chooli dMn'l happen lo srhedule effort. each other In Ihe pre-conference The weight lifter* will he headrd era hy world champion*-they brat Ihc They'va com* up lo Iheir firal be*t had lo«_g nlfcr meeting nnw now mmi and uone* lhay *f ,Rirtiia | » . H it week a, mrciuiK n it again mi */ - J auI a\ndcr>on an I Tommy Ko» |,ave irlrntical rrfordt. Ihrr# vlr. 00 ton®* and a *ln$l® dffcat lllinnli L'nitl yeiterday, It had b*,n bowed to Ohio State; Michigan thought that the Ruitiana won Ihr State to Michigan team title In Munich, but Amer­ The caliber of Ih# opp>*Hton, ican Coach Bub Hoffman revealed however, wouid Indicate Ihe Spart­ that officlala forgot lo include (he an a have an edje. They loti by a ’coring In Ihe Mr. llniverae con. tingle touchdown lo top-ranking (evl. now en official part of Ihe Michigan and walloped Stanford, rhampionihlpa. Kono woo it to conqueror of Ohio Slate, before up­ give Ihe United Stalri » point* ending previuuily umcorad upon lo 2t for the Human* Noire Dame lait Saturday. Minoli' vietlma have he-n r*allfomla, Iowa Mate and Mlnneaota. raychotogicwl factor* eould be very Important. The lllini. natural­ ly will ha mil to avenge their bal lot box drrrat and Michigan Slate may experirne# a letdown the tremendoua Notre Dam# tri­ GAfNF.SVH.LE CP-Only Ihe fin- umph of ta*i week. Balancing lhe*e Idling tnurhea w-ere to be added could be Ih# home.atle—Michigan today lo Florida’* preparation for Statr—and lha fact that It will be a Saturday night football cooleil the Spartan’* Homrcomlng game. h l-exington with Kentucky. Tha Gator a were le wrap up KALI NT. IN SELECT CONPANT Th* other* are George fiione, a week-long drilla (hit afternoon and board a plana for tha Blua G rau St. LmiU Brown rooki* who wnn country lomurrow morning. They lha American league balling III. will arriva in Laxtngtoo before la with .555 In Isot, and Sian Mu alal. who hit .557 a* a aoph for Ihe noon. Forty-four ptayrra vrtll make tip SI. Loui* Cardinal* In HU. Only tha aquad that larklr* Flonda'a other aopha to win baiting Mia* fifth Routheattrrn Cnnfercnr# op are Paul Waner of Ih# IMT Pirate* with .380 and Pal* Relief of ihe ponent m tha p u t ala week*. Coach Boh Woodruff apparently 1911 Dodgera with JU . Kilin*,,tn Ii figuring on a few new wrinkle* cldentall). la tha youngeat aoph to throw at Ihe Wildcat), and It aver to win a batting tltlacould com* from both tha air end ground. *on agalnat tha throwing of Ken The Gefora In game* Ihui far lucky quarterback Bob Hardy ewi hava ahowerl an ability lo ahike and Howard SchnaUanbargar. loot* Ihelr «peed in a halfback) Thii duo la tha tenth bait In Jackie Simpion and Jim Rounlrea pairing receiving la lha nation. but have lacked ability lo punch Florid* hat allowed only an aver­ age of u yard* a game lo he through tha line with regularity. The Gator*' paaa defen,* will gained agalnit them through the alio gat Ita blggeit teat nf Ih# aea- air. ini, Spartans Meet First Time Saturday Nile Gators Wrap Up Week-Long Drills itralgV. bat! game*. They h u e i i * eoncarnrd. tha St AuguttUt* ra c ia l up four Victoria* 10 farter C*UJ> *’ Prim*nly a running tram .. r . . . , and haao t dno* mueh Uua ita“ • >* ,0 f . »on. "Wa think lhay «ra d u e,' and .cored on They are a , atrnni « ,hf hf)H mrnlor. - , nrt „ M n i not atrongar than tha Palaikai t/) b( rf4ljy [or , paaiing attack." team that left Thr t> d , no» h .v . . a-i record. J i '1 n *h 0 ,he ! the one lo» being their ton* cm* £•co- m X \ara highly unreliable, bul i ™ » *«uw ih-* win column again? CoMt they ara iniereaUng. Palatka auf- Flrm.nr Mid with tome degree of tered lla lone defeat at the hand* wit. "If we tcore more touch­ of DaLaad by a eloae 4-0. then Krt- down, lhan they do. we'll win." lerltnut outplayed DeLand in an But then hr added icriouily, "If «w «o m a i i a i • aquallv cloac *u 4-0 game. 11 If comparcompar ,hr k|.,, , re aqu.ur cio.c lnd wf ^ ^ n m .a n n o » » io a n a r alive **or*a_ mM_n anything, that M l)1 bf_ may aurpriae our dl*. ■ V U I1 I I *• a ic H im wit* won* Wan throw* lha Fad* about five touch , a pointed tan*, but if they aren't, • II C*rl*-,a C a ra l,|l down* io the hole. it will b? a repetition of tail M i w w t t ,r .iit * ,.liil 4:1} i*h* l>*i? Kawa KcttcrUnua run, from Ihe Ten week’* thowing." a.4* Maatlae aa* riaila# nraaea Sing Wing with great with IV,a The Fed* haxe not let up on tha • :I9 U ia Kaaaw •depUiata. They ran oxer Frman practirr came* Yesterday 7:1* Pur, On r*rt4a Til* ■lima a ssssf f K w F r s s im * 1:1* Our Lambarl* • *• l< ra, ana aitw Paiton of & , . ! & then hv ,ht *,l,rUR« " t,h • I* an a-*, Tkaatm reserve, atmutaiingtram the formation 1* •* W realtlne F r-m N a t l r * * * ! deleaved Blihop Kenny of Jackto b# u,c,i with betterlinu*. la all II •* W aw t-fport,. W «*,b(r aonviUa 44. They are a power the game, played thua far thti li'J J Oiarltaki Tkaau* II i» Sian t>rr Item with rare ekrepiion, al­ •ra»,.n the T h*» been employed. rwtwav though they haxe duplayrd a . pn The te,m wilt ,pend a lot of time w nnoioa , • ia ttaa-e* teat paaaing .(lack on occa.mn M jy w|th dl.c ‘llt0l1 lhf jg® r-ttraiw Btauw* ..................... • I* M aw*.Wailkar T ** ▼ *• Mere ■* >a»w train, and th a t', whew the Fed.l ' frttau‘ «nd '•*« «"•"«•« ! •* Tati Caltara Mratrgv will t>.- rmphaiiaed tu,t ara hurt Tha Fed defrnxr ha. ia ia aie*-** tu* ht u in in it vacatedH t,J .I • b<,('1r'' the,im. rnncluaJon of practi-j rraafam Paavata big hot* by I.L Injurir.j u , 0-ekKk F t± f ia «• W.,* * .nr*aia*r to guard Howard Allredd and n o - right to *a Merlin# Ma*l*« -.-i,. in ,„ St. c. Au, *------->>• *7 «r ut* 1.10 M»* Ur Brantley Schlrard Scnirerd Oearrk far Y*a*rr*w auiUined (pjuriei In Hie opening ii aa ouiau# m # m Nv i a i v a miautat of tha game agaln-t PaI t t a j a r k Parr latka, and will ae only limited ac­ I J . ia w ale. T h m l.e * fl-ht. q Lawta tion In St Auguittne Allred bacn'i 1.1* F ilm F a r* arei,*d out a t yet. and i! i> S i'4 ti'a fa y e ff ! >* Viaw tra l i l u i t thougat that It wilt be at lewd i ,i m# nut*, two mom week* before he wtl! Inl.« * n,i|ht*r Day I t* Baarai alarm able lo aee action. Tbia ip-.' w ,* I >• <m f e a r a rr*a w t tha w«ik link in the Fed dct.noxr I ** T»ur own Hem* t . l l C k an tal O t t t r o a * * chain, and Palatka ran It coa.i,- By B. RLGB ANBLET Tha Samiaolo ElghUeg Fad* will face tha teugheit taam of the icatoo Friday night a i they traval to Sl Auguitino lo lake on the power huutc of Ihe E ait Florida Conference, mighty Kettcriinji. Ketteiltnui la on defeated tn twelve TELEVISION I Unity. B i l l .TO rw cnnnar EFFECTIVE l!:« | A, M. Thu deftnaiva wraknet* will be tha f a i l point thin week. Thcrj OCTOBER 19, 1955 , will b* aoma change* in lineup on deJtu a Ut try to correct tha aituaNORTHBOUND lion. Tha dafanaa ia the backbone ol tha aucccia of Uw Fed team N* 79 Ar 5:11 a. n . Lv 1:21 a. m> Bacauaa the peraonnel ia to Ji*«liad, lha backiicld doe* not have tnr N* 89 Ar 11:3I a. a , Lv 12:24 p. n . re*«r*a alrength la make tha Fed, No 92 Ar 1:25 p.m . Le 5:54 p.m . an affentiva dub. They muvt. tnarafvwa, depend on the line lo SOUTHBOUND ® bold oiwa tha acora, KelterUnua la a power ball club No 71 Ar 1:24 a.m . Le 1:14 a-m, They are reputed ai having the beat Una in ^tha conlcrYncc.’ ami S* *• Ae 11 :)• a. m, Le 11:51 a. m. tnia muat ba an. aa witneu Cc N o8>Ar M 4 p . « . L e S IS m m. lack «f (coring agalnat them. " A c, muat depend pnm anly on Irjin : L. T. Sheppard, Ticket Agent tn atop Uteir rjnning attack andj Phone 4 | nope they m il not be able lo p a n too ariacUvtly agalnit ua," Coach Fltmiag laid today. ‘ Huwcvcr," ba aadad, "the boyi know that Kettertlout ii elway a rough, bul 1 think they didn't like being boat Hat Friday nigkt.” ■ tiilia I;** tllr k a r 0:11 * 1* D atlf K * , d > O S'«W( #|i. r , t ( i » n nl Tuk*n tlnua* Ctu* * »* * OrUirk n»per» I »• ! » {:(• • a* •ill t*:M I*:l* ***i*Ffr*ti n im a t a ntar mark*. jn n e n r Caraan akew Fath e r Know * S a it Orlanr* Flrilan Tkir. Btartlw* Puraava# .. .. t .v .t .2 - - ' (ja ♦ jiaa f ,ti I*.** I* M ll *« itit* ttila 11:44 T u t Pallet* M•ir»t*f U*w ■r*i*a ak*w mkovvtr* 0*14* w < fiawa Clatry Mb*,* iirika Ii Kieh Valiaai L#*v t#v* of u r * _ Paa,tk F « t „ a ia U la t Uaa* ia n u m 11,•* i l o c -< * T n*#*H l i - j t J a rk ra re 11:1* VXaia. T vara i*a Rakt. 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Feral tire Crater 111 Weal Flrat Woadniff ft SlafleU ry Real Eatate 293 Weearalf Ridg. rkeee m 3 Far year Real Eatate w ee i: »p*ar 28. Macaw i Brat > 37. Knock lighttv 39 Marvhy meadow 40. part of the face 42. French 4 4.1)if*«lvra 48. A »harp end 4T. Bmooth andahiny 48 Incite* 49. Inflamed area nn eyelid THAT* S L E E P W A L K E D F P O M E L M S T g b f c V S U C E P I C K S A * W E A K S P O T V i T H E L IM B — ^ 1<KKM rtirt *M S P E C IA L S Wrought Iron Mm pi 1—3 Way Floor Lamp, 2 Matching Table Lamp* . . . All 3 for only 11) 50 1 m 21. Epoch* A194TNAVT SURPLUS Paint ......................... 5 iv i Gal. T-Shirta ....................... « c Each 110 banford Are rhone 1321 The Want Ad Department la •pen from S:30 a. m. until 5:30 p. m. each bniintt) day except Sat­ urday afternoon. Deadline for week-day toitriions la S:00 p, m. the day precadinc publication. DAILY CROSSWORD 13 Holiday 8 ATTRACTrVELY DESIGNED 3•1 VARIETIES PANELING BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED Native and Foreign Woodi. See Them At front 110.600. to I1VOPO. EH A Sherm an Concrete Pip# Co. and VA (Gil Etna need. Owl West 13«h at. Pkeee 2419 s: T" 6 "3" 1 1 'T!— ,-v I) ;i 7 /, / / / r r - it “ p 1 }> lto % ii ~ X I- Sfenfsi^TTTTnrfnrnrn TJfnrttTFT K IBfti.TffTTjrWSPBS 4 T ts f* * - * ( w A d f * ag- TJSft BT' & L .‘SoBcK’i W . 72? s in e SEAT COVERS For All Cara rv p a s u a p j m StricklandMorriRon, Tnc. 5iS..'iKlw,W S!Vfa: Seminal# atcvcLR PAornno “ “ equipped for ■“ pare, gun rark and____________ provnioaa bin. _______ In. Sea at 1B9 ERtott Ava. after 4 p. m 'll DODGE Pick-up truck, fiuld drive. Excellent roadiunn. 9400 _ r a n A Waa* Aft 1393 Wait tad Street. I t a l C$0 l t t l Atod RBk for 1951 .KAISER, good rendition Uw Wurt Aft M n m a t Ik'a S a a m r o n w o t lltk sl i iS ® a TT T T t1 r _ 1 r ' kif ■ ’n ’ I Jw m J tM • T-r TT aa *• 1 »o Ii T ” 1 ii1 i I* 45 1 r* A T~ Collen and Harhty, Ranltan FU R N ISH ED APTS. IN N. Perk Are. rk eea n ix . ie HELP WANTED 10 14- RPKCIAL iKRTHXi -14 13- AUTOMOBILE BROKERS -11 A R E A L BUY! B3 Wert lit. Or Call at FundBeautiful Book-Bed. Large Double T J T Tniwm- Ati*n.lant. Steady turn Ccntar. I l l Wait ltt. V M M CARS J . W. HALL, REALTOR, Drener. Beveled Mirror employment. Preferably over 35 Spare Heater* and Floor Furn­ B o n a irr sold t r a d e d londa Slats Bank Buildia ace* Liberal Trade In. Avalon ApU. Efadency. Now only ............. 399 9.1 ye«ri old. Phnnn piw . Rey I n I' i l'te e Car* “ Call Hall" Phono ITU. : » w . ________ ____ _________ Saafnrd Are. k Itlh SL PARTS MAN Comfort Spetlalt Beta I . Paytoa. Rraker FOR EE Seminole Realty for Deilr- AaeaMIe R. Beaderaaa, i t —Motor*/ Rnll*/Tr*Uer»— II AUTOMOBILE DEALER 19 . FURNtTUBR. I >belR Geede-W p i (Twin or Full aitei Each. able Hotnea and Apta. Phone 2T. Ph. N il - ti n at Rlawatoa See Hatlgan, 319 E Firn Strert price 4 LEAR ANTE SAI.lt n y y u u re u c m tu re e ^ P e ^ ^ T Phone 1\13 B Warrkouie Looking for a good location. 309 M Quillop Matt 349 M j ‘Reliable Couple to supplement 1007 Sanford Ave. 1*5) EVINRUDF.S and FURNISHED Apartment. Jon Park Fum , Co , at 801 W. 21m Amelia In HIGHLAND M M Royal Comfort Matt. 39,50 I income by managing l.iral USKII MOTORS Ut. St. AU nauonaily adv. fur A x . ___________ __________ PARK. Very neat 1 bedroom 4130 Pre-Bullt spec Matt. 31 50 niture at warehouse pncei. 1U II P SKA-KING, apartmrnt bmi*e, Plratr give P . M. CAM THELL CLEAN ftirtilihed ant. Clote to, home with tiled hath and kitch­ guud cnndiiion . . . . (28 SO referenerj, age and olhrr Infor­ General Ceetrartar 703 Wait l i t St. I none 616. en equipment. Yard nicely land, 1. 1. H P. KVINRUDE. Identirit Saving) on Matching mation In Boa HS Sanford "Home! of Duttoction" — 2v leaped Priced at 39,500. with Pin* like a top and beat* Boa Spring! Herald. Rl Way 17 92 Pbeoe 1441 DOWNSTAIRS furnlihed apart­ ____ long attractive terms. rowing $21.50 ment. HO Palmetto. Phone >13 J. hjirrd dug. t'tly L rrnve N«. »7. 3 r. H, |> SCOrr-ATWATER, For Reiter i'lumumg ROLLED Edga Innar Spring Matt. COUPLE — White or Colored, re­ It found plrj-e Robert A. WIMIanta, Realtor call 52J W. llko new $39,13 liable, with i ar, to work on See or Cell Meirhing Boa Spring. Brauli. FIVE Luvcly, clean Room*. 355. Ra> mean U adealai, Aaeaciato Child'! |»-l Ranch near ttrland • Woman to 5 II T SCOTT-ATWATER, ful Headboard (choice color). W. J. KING Two room*. 333. i l l I atk. Phone 1873 Atlantic Bank Bldi reb n tv h n l........................... 568 M help with hou r work, nun to Hollywood Leg! ............ |4 t Jo !<« South Park riMie M LOST — Orange female kitten. 3 IF SEA-REF._________ 138 V) handle rattle an 1 trartor llouir. •URNlSHF.O Threo Room Apt. 3 Bedroom, CR home on targe ( all 1C, i > I EVINRUDK ________ 8.10.00 eleciricity furnlihed, plu* *ilRCHOLft B ID D IN G CO. with bath. Screened poith. Garcorner lot. Hot Water Haalrr, ary. Giva rxpcncnrr amt rrfrr- Grllli* A llunlrr t nnvtnirlion Co. Lo s t nn Stair lto*,i Prnjeri, 6 HOUSE WIZARD.......... 14.100 Park or Phone 1311-H*!. Space Heater, TV Antenna, tile Hornet and Itrmmirling EI.GIN —rilna gndd, enccr. L .M. Amler*, Boa 252, brown leather llillMd with rur- I U\ r uII, lli'drl, bath. A amall rqmfoiUMe honerhone r u i 51-4. only ......... $ >l Ol RL 1, Apopka, Fla. Phone FUIINISHED three rooms .and renev drivet* licrn*p, idrnti. d ean but needa painting lnude7‘, llE R niR V , Tucker (M06I ba*h. 1901 Maple A»e. Phone ftcalmn, paper*, rtr Tlra*r HOUSE CLEANING — Window*, 11,400 on down and tTI.M month m ilnUnm Cat. . ... 3115 00 CONCRETE 1474. Anarcllo, too Tark. notify Slate ttn,id Ucpt, City 7‘i\ n Fill Willi. Floor., Ph. II. C. f»ldor f 1,995, down and gU.lo month. Beady Mixed Oeacreu. deaerate HA HELP WANTED (female) HA ES I ONE •—Like new A Hall. well. H lf J. ______ *lej.l at ta il) If it fill you THIS IS A REAL THREE Room compWely fdoiUh* BWck. Bead. Gravel, Cement rifTHTT^iperatorT^TTuaTamcTi! BARGAIN. Owner haa gone. ed Apt. Phono ,393. 311 Pal* to ll FIRESTONE w ilb Fuel. Salary. Eva B rit Briuty Shop, deaerate Pipe to Meet All QuellIDS I' _ Downtown. While Gold FHA Flnanrmg O Matir Tank . . . . . . . $1.12 50 metto. fkatteaa. lOS E. Dld St. lady Elgin Watch, Rrwart! Far Ramadtlag and rrpaln. n t n n 10 1! JOHNSON, t ali to* Wa it r e s s e s — Kipcrimrcd i>rr Nothing Down-Small Monthly NICE three room furnlihed Apt. I laanraace wnb grar ahifi, tank $125 00 C«*rrete Pipe Cat fe m d but will train Inexperienc­ 3300 M e l l o n v i l l e . ______ Payment! » - K I .E 4 T ttr * i. ) i » v i r a ^ w 10 |l togtunmc MERCURY $1M 95 OM W eet U vA 9C ed Mutt he neat in appearance. Pbaae tin IN. Park A t * Sherman Concrete Co. II. SEA-BEE * UIUIUAIKK #RO O M Furnlihed Art. Light*, taac!#T ialaa 12Very Call DeLand. liio between gn-td rnndltion . . . . $129*1 Pheoe 1419 a ad *err ice, G. b. T High. i Oviedo, water furnlihed. clot# to. — Factory to y m — 8 a m. • 11:00 a. m , far Inter­ O tl neat l)th MERCURY i'R|]|8ER ,$I91«) Fla. ___ $4350 per month. 101 Itocuit, view. 18 »i. SCOTT-ATWATER rLU M BTN G 1949-W afuc g a m, Phone T l l - M . _______ Complete with Remoi# ecn* "COLORED Women are making Coatrart aid ren u r work. Free e ra Irol Box and control cable— d profit* telling for wrl|. farlw ed head. Sag-proof bottom NICE room*, hot water. talevtilon. ciumitce. R. L. Harvey, )M a t - O F F tm FtNAFHRWr -M nnir rail with pleetto cads. riaatk or w ro,metic company. Wnin 115)91 Coffee privilege*. » *#«Siy. SaolDrd Ave. Phone lltt. f ta r r d n ^ ^ S t* h ia ia a % Cotton ar ayfee rayoe la pea P. O Boa 875. Orlando, for in­ 1015-W.___________________ Typewittar*. i M h i w atoton, Al*n m /n r motnri torn down h r cordi. terview," G A TLIN BR O TH ER S Rale*-Rental*. U4 Magtvoda, p% Uied parti. Reaionable, FURNISHED 1 Bedmom Apt f ISA. Ruyn Equity S en k erlk G lu e and T ain t Co. Dragnr.e *nd Bulldorer Servlro Phone 432-W.___________ ___ 10B— SALESMEN WANTED -10* 111-114 We*t tod SL Phone 2X 1’tumn: 1221— Sanfnrd, 2to4 On Site While Thee Fail! and Immediate Occupancy in Two Geneva. Sew 19V. Wmlrl l:\IS R I DCS T O T T g ^ S ^ S prelprably with NICELY Furnlihed 5 room Gar­ 1 4 - BEAUTY PARI.ORS 111 IJGIITWTN, (Sold Out) lniurance nr other Sale* Exper­ age Apt. Call 111 daytime, 945-R 7 ^ FLKF.TWIN. | Sold Out) ilA R R IE T T S ience. Wanted by top rated Life ORLANDO Morning Sentinel, Or­ g a r te r 4 p, m. C. C. Wel*h._____ manta 838 00 which include* lando Evening Bur. Call Ralph 13 It. FASTWIN ,8*1" $31) 54 llejulv Nook lniurance Co., a* general agent U a fg e rly A p p h u e a C enter T a in ind lniurance. Ray. l U S J ___ FURNISHED Apartment. Irm m i. 105 Sc. Oak At*. M H. " Demmutrator $281 no agent tor Sanfnrd area Salary “Your Wetunghouia Dealer" bath, private entrance. Ph. 48-W 21 IF BIGTWTN— I Said Out) Fbaaa 971 and rvpeme allowance bated on DM CASE DC—4. GOOD CONDI* Otiir.WtUer Home* —Ph. 1181 Maytag Waihrr* 25 II. F.lee, Starting abU.lv and experience. An op­ Coleman Heatcra ... 384.30 uj TION. toM. FURNISHED two bedroom down* Big Twin — ............... itat M portunity to build )uur own Flume HIT 1U Magsella Are. 79— LAUNBRT s r A W ir y atair* Apartment. 600 Park Ave. 25 11. Elec. Drniimitrator .. $128 agency with liberal rnm piry RRIT1 TRACTOR I U Phone 1 1 1 4 ._____________ T H i l financing. Write Box lo the HjwajJI *: South _ Phone Ml Dry COMPLETE OUTFIT SPECIALS Sanfnrd Herald for pertomi FURNISHED one bedroom ep«U*e % - Waah m i Bey Clan. Aluminum or Mahogany Interview. 14-1INSURANCE____ = & £ • Ow by the month. 8*. R . C a r r o l l Baal* Many new- model* ju*t ah er • p. m. week-davi or eayarrived Real Eitate Salesman Apply U S E D F U R N IT U R E time Sunday. Five Pototi MoteL Gator trailer* a1*<* irvrral mn. Rev S. «•-. Sanfnrd Herald. Dry Oeantog els mUti South on 17-91. . Rate* to . CLEARANCE C A. WHTDDON , M L del* of uted boat* A trailer* nn Po'ieytoldera WE NBED TME SPACE 1= _ WORK" WANTED 1 1 hand, prieed rrainnabio, ■tOVT firvt floor room. WeB fur* **• Faa 4mart Bldg. TOUR OPPORTUNITY TO RAVE V. **, boUGLA$ie A s!oaA T * OUNG eTpcrienced aalragirl M ir WflUma Im . A im er vBlihed. Furnace heat, hot and 194 Bart ZUk 9L Retail Value Rale Price 41T laafird Attatok ~ RORSCIN S porting Goods l S. Park K . IB wDhe* work to Sanford, Write cold water to room. Kitchen pri­ |T* *1 3-Pe. Sofa Bed Suite* 847.00 $4 ■ vdarade I ale* A Servlro to R R .JT Herald vilege! Ulllitiea f u r n l i h e d . 49.91 3-Pe. Uv. Room Suite* 2! no HI LIT Ke e p r u i l o r e s 24 PROFESSIONAL S F R lir m i t >•4 R. lat Rl.___ rb'.ae 99* Woman. Phone lll-M , 109 Holly in my 39 95 Wing Chair ............ | | oo There-* no point in >1 n u * l n g (Timpwnn S luitio nf II,in rin g Arc. home by Day or Week. Call 39.95 riatlie Platform Rocker 2*74-R. you reel! with expen*tve perfume* Fox Trot — Walt/ — Swing k O ttom an............... m no S Room Fumithrd Apartment. Fiona I IB • A. ». Pe Rumba. Samba, Tango. Mamho, and rnlognet tf your akin ImT 19.95 Adjuit. Lounge Chair f.oo LAWNS m o w ed by Jerry Lord. Adulti. 1109 ralm etto. Ph. 33-R. Aaeoriatofl B. u 2312 Mohawk P. o Rov jf.T perfeetly clean, at the aeenl ean 39.93 Walnut D rtu e r Free eattmalea. Phene 1117-W A M irro r..................... in oo Very Large 3 Bedroom furalibad be completely lo*t. With warm r FUeeO t ic k - n weather « nthe agenda, ywuTl be Apt Call eveningi, 1184. 14-95 Droiier Baae* .. l oo I» RUfWF-M OPFORTUNTTIM 11 Uaaa, A. BJO 3-Pc, Twin Bedroom L L. Sto —Plane Teehiueiaa tiling lighter, moler aeenlv—»nd m s X n ^ ^ T iro c e r^ T n tre T n d S u ite ................... . iJ.tM M Filling *144. Rente t. Seo/oed auda-thowering nr tubbing even Station. Gi»kI Incaiion. 13 NOTHTLS AND FKR.SONAIJt 11 O S! COURT APTS. 3 Room M.I0 Povtfr Bedroom Suite* 30 00 1700.00 CASH Living quarter* and rniiagr in iFurnlibcd. Call 1194. mnr* n'ten. So apply your per­ 39.93 1-arge Buffet with wtu had flat in 1800 Balance I4n Monthly. Total MAM. rear. Sla mtlev Weat of Sanfnrd fume immediately nfler bathing Mirror ................. . goo _on_Mi_Dora_gd. pkorvw Ia2n. it-to TOD block nn Mrllnnvlllr about 3 S M A L L Furnlihed Apartment, A partially flaiahrd S bedroom CAN we*k* ago and borrowed my and you'll he enveloped in a last* Oak Ave. rhone concrete block home located tn 49 91 Dining Room Table* .. js oo JACK, eiiner return the part you Ing. luxurioui fragranee. a fine new Sub Divlalon only 8 M-M Alum. Chain Lmuige . 10 00 t ^ ^ F R O A t R«RVICES Anything Plenty of MaLretaet and Rox kept nr rnme baric and art the mUci from Sanford. H U ffl ^ * 4 I 1 With A part I have 1101 Wunington Flntih 11 youraelf — Rave dollari Spring* — Make ug an offer TIT M. G. OCEAN FRONT ApartAve phonr 2883. ■mi* ae AR Water Tump*—'1 nth Atlantia. Day* RAYMOND M. BALL. BROOM IT ^ ^ rte m e h jJ a ^ J ro ie re ^ J l JUST CALL O. M. M A RRIIO tLBROaB in A D. Hlghleymin, Aaaodato It «4B pay YOU to ae# US befara B8 South Park Ave Pbaea 9M If<dli ROGER’S TREE R E R V irE IS d a y i y, Opaa Xvaatogi aid »- I m p TO 1*KT -I HEAUTIFirL PATTKRNS Treei Removed, Topped, Shaped 1107 C E D A R A V K N U I Rm tilde Trailer Sal**, PUBLIC AUCTION and Rnired. General Tree CUSTOM FITTED 9 v o or Three Bedroom furnlihed J-B R. d e lu x ,# mawnry home, f i* * r aaw rtaj. MfW — r . m . Falalfce, Fla. Surgeon. Frae_ E_a II m a 4 • g, nicely iocitfd M lf ' j* hotue Phone 809-X-W, PROMPT ItfOftfe FOR SALE — Will aacrlflea equity % lie INSTALLATION m on 1951 Ford M oor tedan. Ex­ H j a i i ra a rW a u W J ftta . Ca*. Attractive i n f t cellent condition. Call 1443-J. iv iu d . w* 0*94. IM N . after • p. m. Wallae# and 1*53 POWERGLIDR BelAIr Chev n»R . LOCH A R B O R rokt-good conrtiiton-reamnable. Wall accept trade-in. KM AvaSanford, Florida cado Ave. Phone 200 I W I HUB Fkaaa I4IT-XJ, ._ CR Coeriructlaa CHEVROLET 191L U«r mileage, bam , *™ I m ' l a t h t ta il. WmCHERTERJ O * . WtocbelUr and Jalnuned Forth. one owner. Will eomidrr trade Mrixerator, Stove. Vi to. Call I24T.R. after 4.34 p. m. and Heater. R TV SERVICE ODEL A. 1/vnka good, rum 1911 MOf att-up. Payment. Low good Good Urea. #143. 1430 m - “ me 17I$M. Orange Ava. Mather of Sanford Page 7 a m r - t r m h ii ' i -i 1 O B n u n tSK-SSP K S T .n r ti2j))-"» $0. A ahtp'S ACROSS OSSL (Jap) call for 1. AfTcclien* * 22. Mourn­ o w JHULiLI! help ate term n o ti l i u i m - . ful DOWN for 9211! lY tO i 21. Alco­ 3. A Chmcao •talher1* L 'ttltli ULiltDri holic Irmpie u ia u n u o 4. Land* dnnk 2. Capital unnuaT i zbd roe »»urca L'CHIUS L2JL'^ t 26. Larva I Nor ) 7. Rent u itn itit- r tn jn .- of 3. Sktna 8. Grove o sn a * : u m esl* (hr 4. Perform of botfly 3. Covrnng of *mail 28 Rootnes y*<l.r4*r * A»e«** _ a building trree 34. A mock 29. a pint fl. Counter* T7. Ftreplaro blow pane «< •k l i Civil V 3S.THUI tha 7. Kind of wrongs 3*. Father# air in the thread 34.The** are 41. Let it "TrmpcaC* 5. Come in uted in ataM 33. Julian 30. Theatremilking (pnnL) city 11. Organic 18 T»ee.| 41 Wolf 31. A tattered compound 17, r.uidctk 43. Flrma* cloth 15. Female IK, 1V**J> nut 33. Umtca ^ ceinvulafvepl* SEED BED COVERS (11 uied one lesion. Irene Hinton, Weil Side. Phone 13S.W. Advertliert < ri nqucttad to no , Bfy the Want-Ad Department Im­ mediately of any error* in their ad), ai The Sanford Herald will be tpon'iblo lor only one incorrect ertion. T h u n . O ct. 2 0 . 10M u ■ 1 Radio I !■ * •■ » _ n /M iT ta a IftlllS TV* Rayrwea rtea* Warll Al tlx T w ili# *v Beaaa Seeria Peak It-iy a l C r e w e C e l# T u m i * **t-ih V ttM ir M**i« ■ 4#l» *1)1)1 d ia l - M " r « e MaM K4l)lae I'eilaA Na)l**e a. t* a i>•■*•*dm q ai Baae Wtu* Bam* J*a » a I-ariaaa'a Oall fit #i*a oer e w c iin ir I-a* i ‘l « ti • I) • I! 1 ** M l • I* 1 II I <* I IV I II 111* toil* t* *i no# • it • *i lilt #■11 • 11 l .l l t a* t !i 1 «• t *1 III* • •II I ** • II • la I «l t* *v l*rla 11:1* 111* ti •# ii -i ii ti ! 1» in I «i 1 ii I l» t *« « it « tv III JR •«w 0*1 letwaew* (80 *■ 9* Paw* Maaiw* 8**1 V*•)larw *i 11 Mae* #**.* Oaiaak d a k Maw* Pperte 41 A #1*0*1 Jeelay'i Cketaa H erelar Te-wOe* Merwlty MeleAtm w**i4 at i~ M*aia par 7 2 * . Myww T’ata fee le*laa Owlr Ml* Cluh Maw* lies Clxk Owtwe e>f V CaVaAe m a iiM i • W a.u at Waa* Wall# r i -* Pl_ *"ri-tay !lam*a N)aa H i p Naea Waa-fe W«rM Ai T m a Hand I n t i 1»M CluH Taan'a Vratl*« Nava T**n VrMira Tha Aattiai 8a*f PARKING A14UMUUT10N ALBUQUERQUE. ( P - Z Cot*, gletnn parked hit ear and return* ed to find five bundle* in It con­ taining three pairt nf women'# *hne», a pair nf rowhov bool* and • ii artlclea of women'* clothing. I'olire be|,j the Hem* for anmenn* who v*a* rnnfu«eii Help Wanted FEMALE Saar*. Roebuck and Co. haa an onaninr in Sanford for a vnunr tadv b»tw*e*v 20 and 31 vwtra nf ar*. The peraon mutt know touch tyo# art* tem end ba able tn maintain a minimum speed of 31 word* per minute. Roakkeepin^ ex. peitenre la a murh deaired ounlitv. but other prartirai rvnrrirnra «e advance edu­ cational arhievemen'* would he rnnaidered. Applicants m int he h i|h arhoel rre duate*. wilh pleaainr per*nn. •lit v and rood rh arirter, and have the ahifltr and He* tire tn pet alone with people, Tha poxitlnn ef/era a good alartinr salary. A diacmrnt will ha riven on all nur* rhaiee, with rewun Inaur* anee, rroun hntpluUaatdefi and profit sharing plana available. Farm anewt veal, dant preferred. It la an Meal peeitteafev the right If vm are interacted hi thin petition, and are between tha a n a «( JO tad 3$. apply In P»rami new at Rear# Cato, leg Ralee Office, 118 K. Flrat Street. Aanferd. Fla. �* .« n r T 3 A -% . pm . P a r* I THE SANTORO HERALD T h u n . O ct. 2 0 ,1 9 5 5 A L O tk *»*•.» •• ■ B K f t f /irA C * :v ^ c c * rt» flflrv D w A B U U F r *»7NA PQ O cS7~r**r* » W r - FCCOV TO 90THEP KJU OACw.OOO.r-Bur rvr. GOT TO GET THAT [ CM I T S * »jO T P O J9 LE H tY .H E R B ( V3U FOOGOT ■ 7 VOJ& F O j n t a i n PEN k — -- t h in g SiGVEO W C iG H T ^ # aw/av i r O JO — i y i YOU PE AWFULLY J , lNCONStD€PATE/ OAGWOCO t--- V — VIHV? MAKING MC COME > BACK AND GET MV PEN INSTEAD OP B R IN G IN G I T te DOWN TO ME r j i c n r i a m •»■ AC<BV WANTBO A*S T J *BTCM ? v s s 5 : Ry~ 1 O —7 " — 0<AV.. CUAROB ONE C*MO» P’S »S TO M G<BVI NOW K3W YOU OC'V "O OBT PT WOWS...7 t CTPN T oTCV-O VfAKS IN A LOOO'N- CAMP *¥* NOTVIlV't f D3N ~ ' W 3 IW , LI L OAWI I ' L L •A<B L'WTWS PT AS! ii»r 0!»SKSiN QSEAT f “A^E EL’.iJR /T S w.- ie*Vv that stEDS Sw» ^ s Q l 9AA9 <-* CZ»S*S JU»T TK J V-O >( I Army Recruiter To Visit Here The United Sislr* Army recruit er for the Sanf r-l arrs, Sgt Jacob--n ann"runccd tf.da' that hr will visit Sanf r.1 rich Monday A Werintiday from 3 id to 3-.vi. A vc'orsn nf over 10 jesr* irrYlee. Sergeant Jacobsen has been anoelntr-l with the Fccnilling Barrier for the past four year* Hr is lu a lifrd by hi> training and iarvier In olfnr rotnplMe infnrm.itlon and advlca tn parents, young man and women ib iu t the many Ssgular Army training program* At present there ar* aver 171 diversified school course* avail pbta that high school graduate* m ay apply for and receive assign­ ment* to before they enlist. "Thi* program, railed "Reserved For You" actually allows tha young yarn nr woman to choose any training he wishes ami have a m itten guarantee for hi* choice before leaving Ranfoid," Sergeant Jacobsen explained. Tn addition to this program, ether options which do not neeesaartlr require a high school edu­ cation are listed by th* recrult<v as: direct assignment tn the Artil]ary. Armor, Airborne, Mrdicil. Military Police, Ordnance. Quar trrma*t#r, Signal and TransportsHen Corps Special arlbns «tuh as assignment to an Army Rand. Th* Army Language School, Sp«. d a l Force* (Commando type training), C1C and alignment to tha U, S. Disciplinary Barracks at Camp Gordon. Georgia are alio available. "All Regular Army enlistment* are tor a period of three years and each rh o b t la guaranteed an ‘. Blade a part nf tha enllsimrnl eon. tract before tbe man It •« urn in." tea recruiter pointed mil. > latere Med person* who art boIT Bad 24, srbo feel they ar* Theater Group Is Organized A Children's Theatre Group whose avowed purpose i* to Initiate and develop s program for dra­ matic and theatrical training nf Negro rhlldrtn of Ihls community was orgsnlied at the Goldsboro Primary School. Oct 1* The Ini­ tial meeting was attended hy seve­ ral members of the faculty of the •chool and ttilcreited eilizms of the city. The following wera elected as officers nf the organization: Mrs. S. II. Blackshesr, president; Mm . W. R. Crooms, vice-president: iviiinm Stiller, secretary; Mr a. Edith Wright assistant secretary; Prof, J N Cmoms, treasur*r;C W. Rtapler Jr., parliamentarian; Mrs Rehecc* Hankerson. chaplain Dr F A. Smllh was appointed i t chairman of the publicity commitice The next meeting of the group rill be held at the Goldsboro School. Sunday, Oel. 3A at 4 p. m All Interested persons are invited to attend. Competitions Are Open To Enter Air Force Academy (Continued frwm P a p Ob*) officers, I h e i r familiei. and friend* took time for the cafeter­ WASHINGTON — Competition! ia (tr!a banquet. are now open for entrance to the Speaker* for Hi* occasion were United Slate* Air Force Academy, Senator Douglas Strnstrem Rep­ according to an announcement resentative Mack N Cleveland J r . made today by Con|re*sman A. S. Mayor Denver Coiiell. and SlierUf fSydl Herlong Jr., Representa­ Luther Hobby. tive from Flnrida'i Fifth District Senator Stenitmm >ald. "In taw 1he*e competition* are for the enforr-ment work y»*u get Into rl*i* which will be admitted in fituation* when you look to God July. J9K for strength In tha p*rform»nee of Herlong explained tnat a* a your dutlei. Your work Is a pub- Jlember of the House of Repre­ Le icrvjra and you sometimes sentative* he 1* allowH to nomi­ think It li a thinU*** Job You nal* trn *qutig m<*n. *U resldcnls have a tremenduou* re*pontihtl;ty of Ihe Fifth District. In take Ibeir No m atter what kind of tiw i -w-e eaim i’iatioo* Thme named will have on the book*, the Important compete with all of the other* oart I* the manner In whlco the** named from Florida for the al­ law* are enforced Thercf-irc, II lotted vacancies for the State l* Important that joti come ioe*th "l certain!'- want to nominate er to discuss your rciponsihilj. the tvst qualified young men in H»* ” 'he Diilriet for lhl» wonderful opRepreientatlv* Jfaex N. Cleve-! portunity. All application* will be l*»d J r . told the group. *'I take carefully studied and icreened by mv ha* off to you for Ibo wonder- me." he *ald ful Jot you've done I waa astound- ’ In order to qualify, a yourg wen *d to l*arn that you had an or muat be between 17 and 22 years ganuation of l.noo member* I n|d. possess good moral ehararter, think It It aignifieant that we never have been married, and be haven t been plagued with mob- physic.illy qualified for flying. ifer*. smdlcale* and hoodlum* Application, should be made Mayor Denver r "-dfl! wrlcemr.l directly to the office of Congress•h* group of peare officer* to San- ' rr*n llerlnrg, Ilnu Office Buildford. H* fold them *T am *t*re in*. Washington, D C and mnyour country Is proud of all of lain the following Information: j you." hr said, "wc welcome you' candidate'* full name and adto Sanford and eerlainlv hope that dress; hi* parent*’ name and tog come back again in the near addrr.*: high ichool and the date fu tu re" he g aduatod or will graduate; She-iff Luther llobhr attended the college h r ha* attended. If • wwteome to the Fifth D i.trk t any; hi* height and weight; his Peace Officr*. He laid, 1 i Isrlnvr approximate standing in hi* clais; • e owe a round of anoigti.r in inn h r extracurricular activities, those who have made this affair such is partie nilmo in student io successful." g'v mment public speaking, and Dw ght H. Brett, Miyor Com-, athleLc activ ities missioucr of St. Augustine, attend­ ing the meeting of the gro*m j c THO TO STAND TRIM, lrrd.iv said, *■[ *m very hn»t>v to SAN FRANCISCO .P -T «o more IT V ' i ' n,e*!^I8 former Korean War prironeri. who Ihe Fifth District Pesc# Officer* Astoeiailoa It Is a wonderful nr returned home aPer denounria; gsnttaticn that serve* nut rnly the United States irti easting their tne c.nmty but the state a* a lot with Red China, must face whole I try to attend every meet- rourt-martial. the Army says. ing of the nr ;aiti/aUon.’‘ William A. Cowart, 22, of Dalton. Meet.ng w fh their elate pre*» G *, and Lewie W. Grigga, 23. of dent, the Ladles Auxiliary nl the fifth M itrtet Peace Officer* A* Jacksonville, Tec., were notified 'ed itio n , elected their s lu e of yesterday they must stand military officers Those ch.,*aa to head l!>. trial on charges of aiding and col­ roup w ire 3lr* ''rsnre* Cunha laborating with the rnemy while Winter park, p ru dent; Mr» ?lar># “ rsutman, Orisndo, first vice- prisoners of th* Redi. No date pre-liknt; and I 'll, Blanch* S *• was set. cy, t rlando, S'.:r»tiry-tr»a*uri-t Th* Army earlier ordered a Pla^t Were formulated b r the rourt-martial on similar charges a izi.fary for lh» i nandal parti- I r a third turncoat, Qlbo G. Bell rip*!Inn In the d- th benef,* fund. of Hillsboro, Mist. KoppelmanInvents'Air-O-Meler' COLUMBUS, Ohio LP-If you're the tipsy typo that usually has one druvk too many at the tavern, now you can literally breath* easier. Hr Koppelman, president of a soft-drink Bnn here, bai invented what he calls an "alr-o-raeltr." You drop a quarter In the machine, put an attached mask over your nose and mouth,' and Inhale pure oxygen for five minute*. That, said Koppelman. should bring you out of pink elephint land. "Of course.'’ he adds. *’iome. times it'll take two quarters to do if Koppelman said hi* machine also can be used to "bring relief from ultim a hay fever, migraine head­ aches and especially Ihe tiredness that drivers get after much rid­ ing.’* The deTlea I* m display at ft* Mth annua) convention of the Ohi* Slate Restaurant Assn. Department f frow tined frwiw P a te Owe) 23c if paid within 24 hour* or W 00 otherwise. Chief Roy William* today askrf that "all motorist* pay apedal it. tention to the notice* left on thi^cara for violation*." "Much embirraum cn win be solved." th* Chief seld. "If ipeclaf attemior t* paid to the type notice left on th* cer." V Alio, attention le celled to the fact that envelopes containing money mailed to Ihe Sanford Pn lice Department now require a three-mot itamp. Heretofore Lye Sanford Police Department. hat usd lum ped envelope* or postaj-s guarsntred envelopes. Convenient yellow boxes or reHfTRM’S. HOMES, HORSES DALLAS. Tex. 'jP— One of Dal­ ceplacte* for the violation an dlas' prize sc* horse* ha* given ope* are attached to parking m-rU birth to more than 300 ‘‘colts'* at er* at reguler Intervals la t # downtown section. the Aquarium, SERVICE STATION FOR SALE GOOD DOWNTOWN - LOCATION CALL 745 WANTED: Local concern haa immediate need for mitetandinf Young man. Knowledge of general office work aeaential. i This i> an excellent opportunity for th* right man. Write Box X in care of The Sanford Herald firing ago t and full particular! of marriage and military atatua. SARASOTA LP—T. Lre Potter executive director of the Bepubtl ran National Committee, will be feature.! speaker at a Friday night banquet during th* fall conference of the Florid* Federation nf Bepublican Women. Other apeakfM win include Charles A Webb, legislative as Mitanl to Sen W Riuker of Ohio who will speak at s luncheon Sat urday. Mrs Richard M. Simpson, went bership extension chairman of the national federation, will talk at a luncheon Friday, The conference opens Thursday and ends Saturday. Waynes Expecting Baby In April HOLLYWOOD UP —Actor John Wayne haa disclosed ha and his wife, tha former Pilar Palette, Peruvian beauty, are expecting a baby next April. Wayne, 4a. and Miss Palette, IT, Were married last Nov. | Bta Is physically miUfled i m invited his third wife Hr hid four rhUdrai Hr S"rgr*nt Jscobien to i m him by his first marriiga to Josephine ■t (h*> Sanford P ail Office when Saenz, none by his second wife, he vImU Sanford. P.tperanza (Chats) Bauer. N o w ...y o u cm buy one! ADdNV You L e s s . . . BOTTLED GAS $ 6 - 0 0 -r J. Potter To Speak At Fall Conference Colored News ItCosts Fifth District P E R 100-L B . C Y LIN D E1 NO IN S T A L L A T IO N C H A R G E SANFORD GAS CO jjJ m Bwphrtte—gy pbw Poah-Botton D riving. . . Brat hi tfca km-prie* tfarwt Fabuloug drw Awodynamte B S jte g . . . b l u e r . . . k m iw . . . roomier. . . eg Bgw u tbe Jet afgl BLailng saw 90-80 TWbo-Tnique to five you Top Throat a t Tnke-Offt Try •5 your Plymouth d m k r* a ...today! l AjCU)&L, 1c - - * # m ^ i x±y\ v M fX— ‘ 19? V?^ — - . « * T s s r c ., �* T frpc*'w , *r< iqr-t* • ^ a t t f a r f r S im *a lfr T 0 U 1 KKVSPAPU DI f ENDS TOUK RIGHT *‘ * V 51 :,v v v r ^ S j f e M rs^ ■Tr , ■£***>' TO KNOW I AN INDF.PENDKNT DAILY NEWSPAPER B A w ro n n . VO LUM E I L Y t F l o r id a ' ranging Irom SO in *> extreme north ami central portion*. * FRIDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1955 Parade Slated As Biggest Yet Weather Fair north and renteat portion* through Saturday: low tonight Nn. am. r in led Praam Ignited Wire Concert Series For County The them* fur tku year * gigantic Chrittmaa F#r*de *01 b# "Lat'a put Chrial Back’Into Chriilm ai”, aaid E. 0. Hint, chairman of lb« 19J3 Jayce* Chrutma* Parade Commtt'ce, ta a letter to all of Scrauwla County School*. Th* Semutolt County Junior D um ber of commarta and tha San­ ford Merchants Ataocuiioo «iU igain tpuntor the annual paiadr and schools have been invited lo parti­ cipate m the event which tv Dated to be the btgjeat in the city's his­ First ifport. from the sstious tory teams in th* 5cminoi* County Again thii year, accnrding to the Chamber of Commerce m»uib*r»hip A rnn,rt| serifs ha* h -ri srt tor letter addressed to Uia principal ol itrive indiiatr one of th r mo*t sue- Sanford and Seminnte Counts ss 1th each Seminole County School, there ■clsful r*m p*igni ever condurttd Ike nr*snlislusn brine *n ip |*»; aill be too trophies m aided the in *t*nfo!,t *.i,t Seminole County, ni|hi in c m 1* etc Ihr ft.i»i drtatlbeit float Oi* la the ttotor divi­ >[rmhriship chairman Clifford • I’d 'n brgm |h» membership sion and the other in the junior divi­ t hr Sr m. mils' Mulus I Concert Mvkihhin le portrd tins morning sion. Th* school winning the tro­ Association « j* for me ] i*>f nigli th at * total of ll.'.hlS h*« hcen DISCCKRING PLANK FOR THE FORTHCOMING co u rt t M-rie# err drfl to ,,-ht> Mi*. Ralph Atraphy three year* in tuceenion will be awarded permanent ni'tody of tin Smith, membership e!v*iim«n; F'ranet' Rnumillet, pi*«>•!«•ill of Ihr SemU<> Mutual Cornell As­ Ml no,) In for member .h ips to far *' * " ’»,ellnc of m lere.iefl mtrtie In the ■smpaign. The lo l .l subw!"fh ,tv>V H are at |Se -tr the grand prt/e. The trophic* will sociation. and Rill Frcan. repreventaUxii nf the Alk«be«t Crlehnly Ru>.-au i .i'f Dhrrtn) . . . srrt to date Hoes no. ref r , i ‘j Educational Rmid be duplajed in the near future in l h . amount tn rnem ber.h.p. sine. Commer.r.al the windows of Fouraillat and An­ derson Drug Stor*. nnly a limited report from learn r _ ... . rrHnrti KDtimmit. nrvTiflfnt rHptHtne inH tf«m m f m S fti i% . . aL * r . *, The tchocla luted In the Senior III RTON IF in# (roup, Ifd (hw Hi»ru«*trvn eiith Dmuon are: Seminole High School. a s .liable loday. Mil, Fagan, a ieere.ai,trva of Oveidn High School, Lyman High Teams ahead so far in the »*>m- tlkaheti Celebnlv B urr.u nf At School. Croon* Academy and the petition for football ticket a and lanta, Ga . f.-nuhlng mfr rmaltnn ; Sanford Vocational Sc hoe1. expense money to th* Orange and *nd background of atl.ste andi Schools in tha Junior Dlvitlon Th* Sanford portion of a nation-1 Gator flow I garnet are. AI Wallace available dates ire: Sanford Junior High, San­ wide dnv* will g*t underway Sun­ and John Williams with I M m j | No,',d a r l u l s have been rhnsen ford Grammar, Southside Primary, day afternoon when "open house' | point*; O L. Dinkins and Dot f'” ,h r 3 eortrrrl senes with CorWaiUlde Primary. Lyman Ele­ will he observed at the local USO pow*M with ftnop points; Jo h n ! n f*1* 0|1» d in n e r appearing In mentary. Lake Mary. Ovndo Ele­ on 1‘trit Street at Sanford Avenue, Rlvlhe and C. D. Brown with 9.fnr i|,r f,r" o( lht 'hrtr mentary. Geneva School, Lake ronrerts on December tat points; Jim Gut and llnward Other artists rho'rn fnr ihe San Monroe, WiIr -h School. Hopper ATh# architectural firm nf th# Mnnlirth with 4.700 (minis; and cadrmy Goklsboro Elementary, furd appearance* are- Nelson ami lat# Elion J. Mnughton i* bring loday that th* open house Is beinc I Dallas l.nnp and Andrew CarraNeal piano learn, (he last of Jan­ Midway School. Rosen*aid School, obieivtd so that "all o( the Inwrs- y *w < « tc-op»n»d tindrr Ihn firm nania wav with * ' 0 0 pnints. uary and the Original Don Cossack nf "Burton t ,Tng#rs—Jam#* Gam. Overdo Negro School, tookerlown people will have an opportunity to | Q L 0 [T 1 T T IIS S IO flG T S The team ahead ao far in th* Chorus and Dancers with th* dy School, Pinac ait Heights School, ice just exactly how ih* USO ht# Bugera. II. Atchitnct’*, wi.H rampaign la the on* captained by namir little Serge Jarnff again AU Soul * Parochial School and the run and how active the organuath# offic# in charge of John A. The Seminole Junior Chamber, Dallas Loop. This tram has ac­ Aa a p praisers report vrat ap ­ leading his giants onto the coniert Lutheran Day School m Slat la. tion really I s " ft irton IV, under Rngci*’ ditret Tea. enttea and rnokiei will hr of Commerce, at Us nosm luncheon cumulated a total of I 7,7fO points. stage The Jayrees. again this year, win proved this (m in in g by the Boerd tuptrvision. served during the affair which will m rrtinf ye-tertiay. rrnewe<l its be Roiimittal said las| night "Me of 5*mlno!e County Commission, furnish th* Junior Division with Additional memheia added to Roe#rs ls a"o,-|*tc a,rhl!#ct for the annexation of proposed Ih* membership li*t of Ihe S-ml- base rhnsen real ||g|i||tnsrs for imali hand-drawn floats as well as fit at a spec *1 mretlng called for h* the kirk-o'i event to mark the upenlng of a USO drive lo obtain *"»* «" ' "> of Sanford and pole County Chamber of Com- Ihe nmrert hill of tare, the fines' lb» 5emlm*l# >l#mnr:*l Hospital the decorating material. The Jun­ th a t purpose and maintains hit firm in Winter m*ke then stand known ta * metca now include; Dr. II. Wnyde irtiits available" ior Chamber of Commerce will alio Tha apptaisa! Involved eight more funds fo Die operation o( the |*,ll letter to the board ol Sanlorl t ity Raymond Rail, local real estate Dark. "home a»*y from home for assume the responsibility, aeid Mr. parcel* of lend within the right-of(Sucker, Dr [laniel II. Malhera, CommHvlonet». man Iold the group "Die way mir Burton hss been In i-l tigs nf thw Hunt, for haring someone pul] the ways for l 1** proposed widening, scrvlremen." Dowell** Office Supply, Mis. I'rrd rity and eounD are grnvmg I Other biisln* si coming before the Banfcitd firm sine* Mr. Mough. Do* Biles and Harold Kaslner small floats unless th* uhool* f t >tr-Innin.- » d p# int oi '"-P i Itohh. Cow an Company, Dr. Jark don I think we'll has* any IreivsHls •e rochaljmen for the fund i*iv- ^roup yesterday »*» plant fnr the Inn's llln#'*, wniklng closciy with want In atitimr the rrilgalion. 3lnree| Faille. Dr. filling asary teat m Ih* auditor ro r* rt' nffir# In rare; : • .h* hn*. Nov. I elrrua day when Die second V* Hunt said lu* JL that LH;,flo*u aiU clT L t ou C ' ,' * .V vamp.ign tor Sanfeid, he alniCfuratly complete and rear e m l r u r stmlnrte Comity. , ^ tu* chaUmrn emphavimi largest rlrctix In the world will ha I- T. Dm*. Jsbp, rUvpal-tek. J tuns ' pH*l job thrnugb lo <o -npip t len Th* value of th* *lglit parcel* | ^ i t Uie l.'SO is a voluntary aernry in Sanford for two performances, T Rargeity Mr*, f.ucilte Anplehy.! It wa* pomien old. however. dy for dec or* lion i by Novembtr ID. lh # 5 anfnrd firm w,l| enntlnria John I) C.tflahan, Raynmnd Hall, before Ih* diicussit.n nf thr mem Decorating material will be made approved thii mominc was ap- ihroujh which the people of San afternoon and night tmilfr Ih# tarn* personort if h«» M L Itahnrn ,lr., arting chair C. t*. fltown Amoco Sersi.o, h * herahir eaimia'gt, got unilerwas malnla ned pcetinu' available at the Jayree Information praised at IStAIO which Increase* inert and (he entire nation, may Mr Moughth* original appraisal figure in asslit m serving 'he rrligous. spir- man for the meeting, advised thr M Fruit Company, M ight Giorrry 1,141 ■he seaimr (apacile nf h- Inn’s dralh. Booth on the same date. Cnmpany. auditorium available for (he three itual, social, welfare, irc rra tim a t, Ijm cc « that (he cirrus would he In the icnlor division, the Jayrect that amounL I*l Holler Motor Sale., Irsiog I ‘' r'r * " ,l1 ,,m" •»'* Itlnn No official action on th# part ,n<l education needs of the men »hown at the Santoid Auction Mar will make arrangements to help en­ Drynr, Winn'S TV Sales A Se,- T o ' . , ' a J ' n, , Th" ' »>* only -omen the armrd forres . kfi <n 17 W trants secure trucks for floats. The of the State Road Pepartmenl r.. Ratten. Dr. G„„|„n i >• ns Uriels rnmbinrd fnr ih« S 1'1'1' Jaycee group also said that they mod* nacewary the Including of » peace and war. they pointed out. | th e Seminole c.iinty Junior vl-e. 1 ..................................... combined for Ihe ... In will gladly help in choosing a the eight parcel. In th . original !t:: ';h*nihcr nf I'nmmrr, e w,11 rail .’'•antes, Don Riles. Dig 'n M'hislle, tel foi ihe series. tie* between Ihe members of the (or a referenilum lo he held on Ihe Bishop A Hart, M*goner Furni­ them* for a float and advise where appraisal. Mr* Ralph Austin Bmiih. chosen armed forces and th* rtvtliin com annexation question, on the same ture Company, Dure Oil Company, decorating materiala are available. Only fix* deed* hav* bawn ra- munlty. lo head Ihe membership drive date that Ihe city election ta lo be Along with th* letter to* school roHed In whleh rropartie* Fit * ,n SlnfoH „ (l | mp.,rt,„ t | hgt hell, Nov D The letter will ask Sanford Trailer Dark, trey's nf po nied out that there will be four principal* of* Seminole County th* l*##n flvtti nr inM S^mlrol# j c|t|ffni t(f thf rommunitv help pro- lh;i ihe xnnounrrmrnt of the irf Orlando, |nr,, Sweeney’s, J C. (liviiioni hfjrlfil b> riivttion eh#lr Hutrhi.ors A Com pan v. fir, Char­ nrrn and under earh division Jaycee* have enclosed a return County fnr th* Rlght-nf-way*. rt k pew hnrpilal food tyrlcm that wholesome enlertalnmenl for rirndum b* madr at lb# forthles Persons, K* C Eauti, Shrr. ‘ harrrnan (her* will he four le*m will ln rtn * r rfficlenr# and al­ postal card requesting that* schools Those deed* xsrer# from Daul F*. | ihw Navy and Marine Corps men coming city commission itireting wnoj Rat hour, Dhilip* Colmi)*| ••«t|l*l"i sshn will m | lirn h jn , low- nior# working space fne n.h*r advise the local Jayetts whrlhcr Burma, Hibbard Casselberry, four members in , h, rt Importxnl ho',iit*l seivtcvs, is or not they plan to participate no Thomas Mayo and others, Reb« stationed it Ihe local Naval Auxilt- Monday night Oct It Aa one Jay Cleaners. ary Air Station. | ree >*id yesterday, "It will tie an later than November L *t.’t bt M worker* all together h»ing in'lallrd at S*mlrt.>l» MemDr. Edwin Fp.tein, T t W. M'are, T. Varre* and th# Oxeritraat Land President Fisenhmser, in speak- Inexpensive way n( doicrnnning Thr kirk off merting for (he nrial Ifntprtal It w n arr.-urre-l Cash prises have been announced Company. mg nf the USO program, said "Ihis ihe (reltnj id Ihe people in the area Unite A. Williams Jr.. Ran,tali by th* Jayce*a for eustumed in­ Elrelrte, Dr, llamid K Ring, r..- >*ie >1 Ihr limited numbx 0, this w#rk hi l(.irrv M Mrir hotRight-of-way agent John E. Fo* work mini go forward for Ihe hap- proposed for annexation " i( i*filinugeqf fin p i | | (§ ) dividual* m walking groups as fol­ ptla| administrator. pinfsa of Ihe Individual man a n d ------------------------I 'i t 1 ohen, Edmund Meitrh, Mar­ • aid tbit mnming that h* preferr­ lows: in th* >4 ag* group li t price Good news for patients, too, ts vin Milam, W, A. leffler. Ander­ ed not to ua# the number nf ac­ woman in our armed service* f»r / " | x w ' e M n w p _ r L ta HO and ted price la S3, lit th* l»r#cas| heraute Wnr ijtd ff will the furthering* of our eountry'i; we I l)r 5 I w C W r u i l k son Nursing Home, M ’inn l.oxelt— M ag* group th* same prises will cepted and rejected card* which possible In #»rv# hettvc tatting Seminole Farmers hn East Third. M. I . Cullum. fan awarded with duplicate prises have been received In hi* office. USO la financed principally hr the N e a r l y C o m p l e t e d fo«H than #v#r brfor# with 'hn County Attorney Mack N. Cleve­ Rolison /porting Goods, Blrlrklor the l# -t| ag* group. n#w tysiam. voluntary eontributiona of Ihe A-' The new- pirk at Ilth SI. and May Be Eligible Tit# avilrm features mi bd# hs|. P r im for th* best decorated bi­ land Jr., thla mnming. laid that merlcan penpie. Sunday, the fund *,immerlin Avr is nrartng rnmple land Morrison, Inr . T. V, Brown, leys and is known as thr "Mraltcycles, with no motors, for age I- (Vie county would wall several campaign will get underway In Hon, City Manager Marren E. M. J. lodge, Robert R. Karns, For Farm Loans Fred Dysan, W. F. Rail, Bannn-Wh»rls System" At Ih# name II wiU be: 1st, 311. and Ind pru* A day* hefoy. beginning the detail ganfort m that cluVwt'here’eVn do Knowles revealed this morning. F*rm»r» m l*mlna)a founty Hunt, emphasised ta his letter to­ work on condemnation proceeding*. their part ao necessary for the wel Know lea sad that a pond haa ford Drodur# Company, American wha own and pcrunally nparat# Indicate' the food serving pfi" day that all costumed children in With a rapreientativ* of the State fart of our servicemen neen filled in and this momma a Oil Company, fee Brothers, J„ R. fam ly-typ, BBl, B fH tn h*ti#a|Iy ron'itls of mnh.l# units th* walking group and all children Road Department working with Irarlor was harrowing the sellle Mann’* Nursenrs. hut d or repair #>«#nDal farm which eonlain hcatnt and refn* in th* decorated bicycle group must Jack F;. Fnv, th# rountv'a rightearth In preparation for th# aeed C R \ r T WARNING building*, including dwrtlinr* (.•rated romparlmenlt that w|l) register et th* Jaycee Information of-way agent, negotiation* are MIAMI Jv^Small craft warning* mg r f ihe area mar ha a!i(iht# fnr hpilding jm- krep foods ai proper l#mp#raiur#s Booth not liter than November r • till in progreia fnr parrels of flew along Ihe East Coast from Thr fitv m«nagrr said that the r»nv»m»nt Inans throueh th# till serving lime Tha hiitpilal admlnutramr m to be eligible tor the cash awards. proparty. When a final report I* V*m Bearh to Key West today for park today it a great improvement farm#ra Hum# Adminivtiation, fNirtii J. Grarn, th* agrncy's dirateq that it It hoped that th* Captain Robert Wi Jackson, Com­ mad# to the Road Department nf. northeasterly wind* of i i to J.\ m er the swampy pond that origin-1 county aupfnrtinr tald this werk. nrw plan will redurr fiwxl wasl* manding Officer of th* Sanford Na- ftc* In Deland, pleadings will be miles an hour caused hy a high ally exi ted there when grasses amt A building improvamant loan and allow mot# etfirimi u»# »f vat Auxiliary Air Station advised prepared, returned to ^emlnot* pressure system centered over sseeds could not cut because of Ihe Georgia, w aler. is only tin# kyp* nf th* ag*ncy's l>#rwinnrl th* Chrlstmaa Parad* Chairman County; and condemnation pro­ fit# "Steals on M!t»e' • Svilrm’. h i v .. t » ir . ,4rn’ ownarvhip loans loans m that all group* at the local navy ceedings Died. All has h*#n sllarf* ow lh* part mA, mad. either from .ntuleTfun.te ‘ , tB station will cooperate in every way nJ \ fnr ,h* 1nut UP by p , „ . „ or Kjsi*.«% i ivyI Mo , by Lrtreiiro, In* possible ta Making th* Chrlstmaa Hoard nf Banford rity Cnmmls- fr„,„ fund, appro,,rr*l«-d by Con- rorpor ate«l Parade a complete success. It ts Farm Bureau Elects ,lon,rf' *•»»«. Dthrr typ*s of farm ssn expected that various motorised L’suatly, about this tim#, all rr*hl|' loans th* Eamtvrs Homs units from the base will take part fir* thunder breaks loos# nn th* Administration makes nr insures ta th* gigantie event. Them will Slate O f Officers A new ilate e*f offlreri for !M* issue# nf th* day ronfrnnting th* farmsrs to purrhas*. »n also he a Marta# Corps Color Guard rity and Ih# ProhDmt nf th# pta- large, develop, or improve familyteadtag the marching unit from tha h it been ela.ted by the director* type farms. Construction ami re­ Mi** t ms \ Bobh te. died *1 of Ihe ScmtaoU County Farm BuNavy Baa*. itn t remmliaion. yeiterday alter a shell pair of es'enlial farm building* 3 p m reau The Jayc«*-Merchantx Associa­ laxeiki, at thii time, that (her* *r# provided for tn all types of lllineta Those named to the office* ta the tion Christmas Parad* has been wilt h« a quiet #l#rtion wilh th# farm ownership loans to the #«. She bid heep lixicg vt the hnqi* scheduled this year for Wednesday rommg year, raid Bonner L. Car­ minimum number nf voter* turn­ taut narsssary to makr Dvr farm uf Mus Kite*txs*th Chad-cell, in* W, eer. ireratary-treasurer. areW. November 30>b at 1:10 p m. ing nul In male thejr ■election an efficient unit, nth St., for 'even veait W. Ling, preaident; RonaVJ W’. She * * i burn, scpi .** ffiqp, lq for th# Impurtanl rity post. Wilh ■ building improvement Muirhead. vlr# preaident; Bonn*r 1. Carter aeeialary-treasurer; wilh A questionnaire has been mailed loan a farmer may construct, al­ Suva Scotia, t an id* and was t the direeton. David H. Fauver. In each candidate by Th* Kin- ter, repair, replace nr relocate an member uf the Dre'hvtcrtan churrh ford Herald asking fnr Ihe can­ essential building nn his farm. in Lynn V j <« Specific Impiovemenl* are agreed Miss Rohb is survived bv several Elmer Mitchell, B. F. Roehlk. and didates oplninn on six question* upon before the loan is mada. j nieces and nephews Funeral «er« Specialist Second Class Russell Charles T Lawson. of importance. Building must meet reasonable ' slret will be held tomorrow after* W Boston, a , ton of Mr. and Mrs. Carter aaid this mnming that ...Tha letter , advised the two ran- conaliurtion atandardx and he ad- noon at Brtt'un Funeral Home at Joo Boston. Douto I. Oviedo, Is those nsmed to head the Seminole didatea. Merle Warner and Da«id cquata for the farm's nerds. No y or ImV win Ihe Rev I tt Root scheduled lo participate In Exer- County Farm Bureau is very fair Gatchel, that The Sanford Herald loan is mad* that will bring a offirlatlng n-mams wtl! be sent else Sage Brush, th* largest jo in t1representation of th* rommodlty # 1 would ha better equipped to ad- ftrm rrs'a indebtedness up to mnra tn Lynn Mas* , Sunday afternoon Army-Air Fort* maneuver since interests in th* Sanford area vita lh* tilltana of Sanfard who than th* faie and raasunahla yalut and burial a til be tn Dine Groan World W ar U. Senator Spuaurd Holland 0*ft] pvaoooU tka DtetJngxiiahod plan In fako part in th* alaetion of tho, farm. Cemetery in L)nn Ih * two-month exerriao will he Same* Award of tb* Florid* Fruit tod V**«Ublo Atoocialoan fund* ns*/ h# used to of th# qualification* of tha two hold ta Louisiana starting ta Nov- Residents Warned provide a water supply for dwel­ Mm to rutirtof .p m tooal Andrew Dud*. J r , Ovtad* Tka men Gifts Can Given •■ b er Sotno tlM W Army troop* City resident* are warned agataft .................t e a r to tk* Aiaociittata, ta praaantod » Deadline for tha answer* raarh- ling* and other building* Including Memorial gift* for the Cancer S* putting live eoala and aakos ta garwalls, pump*, and fam ataad dis­ j t a iM MTrteaJIM to llarMa AfrtewHuro t a f auaiiy f a r _____________ lag Tlia Banford Herald offir# haa ciety. said Mr*. Gertrude Dinf* tago cans to bo picked up. tribution system*. lir tr a lF * h t a ta lB iH t a ta k a rto lk o AtooetaitataDudA,*' b#«n oat for Tuesday, Oet H . aiMiiLtail'taii il moot af . , _____________________i/w ar poo Baj,LL pec k im■ns i afupenpicnoem m A building Impruvomant loan (aider yesterday, may be prevented ■“ raackor and rilnumata. It vica protoTha two candidate* a rt slated may ha mad# far period* from to Uw local chapter at any lim*. far*. rtfuao. atU thla momiog that (ho AfrtcultwraJ CoundL « to *« b *r of tka d oto to tka to appear before tha Junior Cham­ b la 40 years depending an tha Mr*. Dtngfe'drr, rhaitman of th* . Jaltat BoMm , ■ took m t t th# peartka of puHing lira oool* ta M AfrieuMur*. Uw G araracr** Onto ber of Cammrrea at their noon dabt-paylng ability, Seminole County Unit, said that garbag* tana la dangerous. "Wind Urd SIc m I B o tu H a a Company Relito Program: and aanrod m pratomHtea tar tka t„ach«.n meeting Thursday, OtL Th* County offsta of tha Fei- (hath* b<r n n iiiuitala, should ba 0 . ta »tetamed tt fort (to o l Tex. fjna th* coats." h* Mid, "and ____________________________ ta r tmo t e r m Soaatar ftaUMd wag ST. wh*n the/ will air their view* mnr* Hama Administration sort­ mid* to "American Cancer Society, causa* B n to break out ta truck* g ndptant i t tka award taMtafarkta ta ‘ jhefogi tha /m in / man'* btaalnao* ing tWa savinty to waatod ta Samianla Coutdv Unit," and madrauctag serious d iraig t n f n o - CofC Membership Noted Drive Reported Artists To Appear Most Successful Downtown Office MERLIN J . ME LAN COX ★ ★ ★ Merlin Melancon Is Named VC-5 White Hat Of Week A tour in ih« Merchant Marin* during World War II decided Aviation Electrician 1/r. Marlin Joseph >1*1a neon «n a aeofanng u ru r. Kings P e n t Mnrchant Marina Acadian/ provided th* tram in* n aciatar/ to Uk* Melaneou on aonvoy duty on a 3rd aaalaUnt engineer* ticket until ha joined Ik* Navy in m i . M* ancon reported ta Cow peeHe Squadron Fiva aboard Uw SNAAS thraa yean ago from duly with Attack Squadron Thir­ ty-Fir*. Ha haa aervad with VC4 dun ng two of tk* Squadron'a Maditarranaan deployment*. Hit wark now rotuUta of aup«nriaton and Inapictian of tka electrical work on tk* aquadron'a AJ ‘•Sava**'* aircraft. A raraer man. MtUncon it a mam bar of tka Flaat Rrtarva Organteatien. Ha Haiti from Naw Orleans and la currrntly llrln* In Maitland with M* family; wife Yvonna and children Ricky and Cindy. . JKaUaaan uanal t trn .V C -* aa tka finaat aan-duty available la tk a N arr. Ha axpecta to mak* central Florida hi* permanent homo after retirement. Is Given To Group Mrs. E. C. Kukri A nnounces Local USO Drive To Open Appraisers Report Approved Today ,i".A .c raft, By Commissioners ★ ★ Moughfon Concern Being Re-Opened By Burton, Rogers Jaycees To Send iAnnexation Letter New Food System To Be Installed In Modern Hospital CHIEF CLEVELAND ★ ★ ★ Mack Cleveland Sr. Celebrates 35th Year As Fireman *( The Chief of tk* Sanford Fir* Department It celebrating an analreraary today. Fire Chief Mack N. Ccveland Sr., begar his work with the San­ ford Fire Department, Oct. St. lilt), just S3 years ago. Cleveland worked ai a fireman Far about four and a half years, or until May IS, 1WS. when the Banfurd City Commission appoint­ ed him aa Fire Chief. At the time ha began hit work with tk* city. Cleveland waa un­ der Chief G. P, Paxton who waa then the Fir* Chief, Building Ini pec lor, and PlamMng Intoerter At th* youii|<at Fire Chief in tha Southeast, Chief Mack Clave|a * i v a a . th* second paid hr* Chief (he City «f Sakford ha* ever bad. Th* first pumper we* pur­ chased by th* city during th* Urn* he worked *■ a (roman, and he »•» the last horse drawn Are r - apparatus retired eheo a horse • draw* ladder wagon was replaced equipment, tha baniord Fir* * * * * * * unit .*-.W to tk* pro- * ' ftp- .ltaihaa. na^ f „t B ftltUft* not soy a i»<ihWUc)l tkoy in lfiD ko c i» a o H 11 u Hock H. Letters Are Mailed To Warner, Galchel Miss Amy A. Robb Dies Yesterday 7 Russell Boston, 22, To Be In Maneuver1"' ’,c01"-T,m"' H'u'" F Be aa tai Ho poaHtalB/ ta tatartm. •d dttwHr la tar tan ta t*aita4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1955 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 20, 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/d7a1eed3c11e877d2cc5702cbd2b307f.pdf 12e688be92b52c90d97ea6f889d285b8 PDF Text Text ;t m /m m , ■ ' ft ■ f TIC SANFORD HERALD Paye * T om. O ct 18, Chance To Work InNationsCapitol Offered Persons IB a rk Ilm tm it f<tvnc*t Hit it f are N*. »n Pt**n An opportunity to work In tha Nation's apltal and to start a career with the Federal aervua la offered now to young people In this area who caa typo or writ* shorthand. It waa announced today by Mias Anna Knight, Navy eM- RAE FOLEY least, hia second marriage worked seemed a little odd these Post out." months Worried about "Poor gtrt But Carol la good thing " looking and only thirty. ITifuwn “Odd tn what way T" yearn younger than Roger. Sne ll home tiling in Carol s voica, a marry again. It's tha peopia ne auturu h i , m.ila in* Lawyer helped wbo art more to be pitied. giia ner a ipeculalive gtanca. “tfa Taka the Klbheea. Roger and Al­ got hia ol drpreaaion. Just a montli bert Kibbe* nave r*en friend.! eince agu, ne into me ne oevci cnanagad they were hide. Roger supported to do uunga ngnt. no matter now Albert most ot ms life. And Al­ into, ut course, na aiwaya ex­ to n 's wife. Kvtn put thetr eon ne pected toa unpoasibla of himaclf. through college.* Hut atill—and ne said a queer "1 never ko»w toe Klhhee-a had tmng Ha said, "Max, it's ridicu­ * boy." lous for me to nuke a ertll An “That was Roger for you. Not Lbmiga I could wave anything.' a word about wnal n* was d.iir.g Dton ■ sound to me aa lanugo na lor peopia. The way he wioii them ma^nt pioperty but a s taougn na up tn hta column, you’d think the tbougm would vanish without Klhbeoe and the teat of Uiein were leevmg aneIrara." Griswold e eande the one* who 414 thing* for ‘m. m 1' a ntipiees ge. tureu *1 can't lh a t’e lira. KtbNe in the sedan. e*t uji r, Aa tonugn—Roger aad Muat tv* ficr *nn with bar. lie auro never been, Jdnrtaa, anyhow.* has teen kept under wraps ainre "Nor Carol s votes did out loao a s a WTlter for b ig< ilv na-* sparer a he came here." about small-town people and toetr “Why doesn't Klbhee go out end Its eoftnr*a but there waa no mixtaking >».r tierce rejection of mt affair*. On n memorial pn>ST*m get himself a job?" n nalldloocn ipeakera paid tribute "11* * t mihittcr ef cn: of ttio^e UnpluaUna. “No, Mv«l He wasn't to mm aa a unman being and told obeettro aects. II' 4 get - job or a like thet at alL Roger waa nappy, l*Kjiew*Hira*Whea ator.ea nt tn* all or wnttever It is, sad s year the nippiest man I ever knew.* Uf, modest, fcindJy man «bo bad later he<i loas ms church.' I “Well,* G ris w o ld suggested, made toe people of a nation nil thought ho was an unimpressive "perhaps n> nad a subcor-wums neighbors. Unilka moet auceees littlo m et tmt don'J let my wife swartruiaa that ne waa aenoualy •inrtea, toot* about Roger tlnndle hear that. Roger laid ha was a ill. Could tc aometoing like tiisL ware record# of fnendajiipfc. Queer, I never knew he had a heart saint, am ne'e a taint." While toe alow mrtrg* moved "More than anyone could siy condition." aidES toe green at 6to»evUle and about Joe Mattery." "Ha just—dl-d In hie sleep,* eut of to# tillage tn u a camotary, "That# Reger again. Taking in Carol sato. a city r»|wirter in awarrh of kval an rx-convict and giving him a "Well, my dear gtrl." Griswold eeioi joined a group of men who ttcond chance. Ha let toa Hattcrya said mire briskly, "wa ll beve to at nod out aide toe n*nlware etore, have not ot thoaa little coltegre figure out eomrtfurg tor yua The watching. and kept Joa working around the blunt truth, and there e no way ol “Any of yen know Urindle T* place eo a to nave an eye on him softening it. i* that Rnger didn't “tVe all knew bum I i a « rum and a** he went straight. Ha made leave more than nva thouaand dol­ only a week ago in Paula Barb*r- Mrs. Mattery nla aerretary. Way lars llnieaa you sail toa nous*—* ihap. lit looked kinds flushed bui he wroto about her tn hta column, "I’ll never sell tha Bouse I It waa jou wouldn t nave to»ngl.t he waa you'd think he waa the forluaaie Rogers wedding present to me; 1 • tick man. He ralWl n.a by one an'l hit S"urtary did half bis love this fin' e. The first lima I dame." saw it 1 wanted to Uve ntrr." work." “No aide tn mm. Me a always "Well, air, Uiv tuners! Is bring­ “But wait are you going In dot* been toa tarn*. You d are him com* ing out even ll.v gi-.o-ta. Believe ha (Apoilulatod. "I know Roger tog along, towering above every­ it or not. tost a iiluixly tit owe in was tio generous for ma own good but ne should have thought of one on toe avaai—" tne convertible.* “How tall waa he T* “RtoweJ I thought he'd die-l or you.* “Maybe six-four. Homely aa ain moved away* lingers young widow turned on but you eoukto t aak tor a nicer "Nope. The war meeaed him up the *.-i tr.au with a fierrenraa that some end ne mid «» hour* to startled turn. fa one to ink* bis pLa-e “ Brutdle and moved tnio a Uttle "Ha did think of mat t waa first “Not by a long shoe runny cottage. Luke e hermit." with mm always* how, area if you didn't know him “Kit at Blow* imee there was a "Of course," b* attempted to Iwall, you felt like na wwa n fnend Htowevtlle not to lake en Interest sooths her. "Well, I wont keep of jour*." tn tor town What do . he do with you now and we ll figure mmrthing I “HayI loo that T--vVah hie money T* nut. Don't worry. And when you ' *WhatT“ "Rlty Roger Brlndle didn’t have need me—* I “Woman la toe green car—no, part of It. 1 wonder what hia wife Ha let himself out of tha bouse fight la front at you will do now.* • and got into hie ear, thinking of e e • “What about berT“ tha Rems that bad Ignited behind “1 gueaa aba waa before your That waa what Carol Bundle Carol Rrtndle'a eyes, lingers eec* m a t Roger Dnjullc'a Unit wife, wae wondering. Bhe had returned orvt wife hed always reminded him that's alL Only uma shea been from the funeral, shuittng the door ot a tnfig.hiired cat. lovely to took 'hags store tto divorce. Ten years Ormly against everyone who want­ at, eolt to touch, with only a hint tf R'a a day. She’* changed soma, ed to aea her, earrpt for Max of bidden claws with Uwny hair • Mt heavier and n Httle gray tn Gnawold who had been Roger's and eyes r»> pals n brown they bar hair. But there'* no doubt— attorney and general man nf bust- seemed to be yellow. Lika a cat, ; that's Jam Brtrvlle." neae. Me tnatitrd on talking tn Carol loved comfort; aha was lury •Kind at queer for both wives bar v tinnut a delay. and eonUnt and decoraUva and. ns ho to hare. Isn’t lit " "Tiers is alnwat no money," ho had auiimed, with something nf' hot bluntly. *1 don't under- the untoucUabln nature of tha Pci* -■ ’ K t s * ' " ” out why told Mann it. Roger was—* he went elan feline. IM tto r could anyone also. At on with caution—“sometimes no (To Re Continued) (tonight, UU, hr dlia-ws rweeunw. Olsliieuird by king Teehinw Pssdwaiw c h a p t e r one f ROGER BfllNDLE ws* ifosd. Tram Naw York to California (■">. pU ru4 tba alory witn IB* *xm« tmbautf. the aama a«u< of loan Unbdttf that an yon* so (mmmine Wtth Ufa could die. A acnaa ol Inaa tocauaa Roger nad Mtahluhni a curiously personal relationship with tha readers of nia syndicated col. uma Tto H'av / H< <*r n. Whan Uiay opened thetr p«per* that Monday tvrmns and turned to lU fcra dally cAalter atviul nt» •frtenll and netghtvir*, toey Imind a 61a*k-bordered portrait and tin* ider It tn* word*. •R.cd in fin ‘Sleep," and to mo«t nf them it beamed aometbine '‘•arm and vital had gona out of tftnr lives. Rad.i commentators java brisk accounts, nastily euUad Irosi toe tnorri*. of nia jihaooaanni aucrwta Satiirday nJghla Ihingi mere ’’TOilly booming*' at tha USO Wba« a ‘•MaryAnnV' danre aai told with Mlaa Mary Ann Mlrhrli •clihg at jurfnr to«len, RcfrrihrnrBia wrra irrvfd and Mr*. II. A. CantU and Mri R. A Plnkdrton repreivnird tha Cpiiropal Woman aa tmior hostaues. DaneIttg waa enjoyed by a large crowd that attended and several remarked “we'vo never had iurh a f » d time *' Sunday night the unjquo idea dt a Pumpkin Pia Party waa carVM out. Junior hoileii for the •tool wa» Mitt Pat raisuhe and Hiliof hoaleii, again representing tto Bptieepal Women, was Mrs. Canal). . eighty-nv# pieces of pie wen Strved along with steaming cup* •f code* Television waa enjoyrd la tjw TV m m and games were Stayed Mitt Betty Burkimer afdad to the fun by bringing tor of records down. ftwfabricated mllroa<J station India produced TO In to par rent •1 tie world'# supply of mica— 8KCKET TR AFFIC CHECK EAINAW, Mlch.JV—An orranlulion of 100 secret saftoy vigilantes, railed "S-M»n." will send in po»ui Saftey Council, giving tho lieensa number of traffic law violators, time, place and natura of the vio­ lation. The Saftey Council win Inform the car owner of the offense by letter, but tha "S-Men" cannot arrest violators. Tbs tiedlll—al Jsek-i’.Unl—s sasbss a pevfaet eewlev of i anepetot of ywar eUMna at iM r > Too • tl Hallowe'en Snapshots Are Treats, and Not 4 T rick y An r day fidw you may expert to greet an odd assortment of vittton on vour front doorttrjv—Ar/thing from witches, black rati, ghost* and iVrlctoru to a hand of pirate*, gy psiej or Just plain ra n rnuAn*. liaiiowa'en u just around the corner! Fared with the ominous ultima* turn of "Trick* or Treats." you'll have randy-dish and coelue*jar B!>d to the brim—tha price otia r* s to b« frea of etoik marks and pint-sued prasiksterb And you'll do well to have an extra stock of flash bulbs and Aim—to he sure you don't run out of sup|>lin for all the picture-taking Hallowe'en just naturally scents to demand. Whcllier you'ie planning a Hal­ lowe'en party of your own or depend upon vislia from the neigh­ borhood youngsters, there'll be plenty of picture opportunities that you and your camera can't afford to mux And with flash equipment, you won't miss a trick 1 —or a treat, for that matter! Hath bulbs work equally wall indoor* or out, so begin your "•hooting* the moment y our costumed callers com* up tha front walk. On the poren or in tha living room a few Hallowe'en props will provida tha youngsters with a center ot attention. A grinning Jack-o'-Unlcm or apples afloat in a larga tub of water can set tha seen* for soma good action shots. Again, fast flash proves itself tho camera-users' best friend, becausa its speed will allow you to “stop* any movement without a blur. It you're anxious to rapture all the special gaiety of Hallowe en, you'll probably want to take some color shots as well as black-andwhite ones. That meant adding color film to your list of supplies, too. If you'd like to taka the best plcturea ever next time witches ride and skeleton* rattle right at your own front door. —John Van Guilder BLOHTr FEARED JEH5EYVILLE. IU. r —Sheriff Herman C. Kirchner said tha Lock of tha dynamite storage shed was pried away by a Iheif at a quarry. Sixty sticks of tho eiploHva and a quantity of dynamite caps were taken. Tha sheriff Isn't so concerned with the theft itself. Whs! doe* the thief intend to do with Ihe dy­ namite la the big queilion. Whippoorwills do not make nejts, but l»y thetr eggs on bare ground or among acculations of leaves. Han represent*thro, who la Interviewing applicant* at the Navy Recruiting Stntion, Federal Office Building, 43 E. Central, Orlando. Ttoto position*,'under civil earvice, have base entrance salaries of -355 aad S3SS par month. An automatic salary increase i* granted for each year of satisfac­ tory service. Tha employment la based on a five-day work week and entries excellent annual and lick ltava benefit*, tn addition to tight legal holidays a year. Mlsa Knight gives anamination* far theta positions, ratfng tba papers mmediately thar*sited. Tha examination onsista of a tenminute typing test and a fifteenminute clerical. test for typist ap­ plicants ; and for those applying for itaBognphla positions, there is an additional test of three, minute dictation at eighty words per minute. Tto Navy feels a deep esponsibility for tha welfare, happiness, and advsnemeat of its «mplo> J. M *• Knight said. Among tha many advantages whih ore proviJtd for them aret gu.vrenteri housing upon arrival in Washing. ton, rareation programs, specirl training courses, non-profit cafslariat, credit associations, Coven, mrnt life Insurance, and cativ awards for superior performance, Interview! are conducted daily far a limited time only. Contirw Mist Knight a t.tto Navy Recruit Ing Station. Fedarml Office Build­ ing. Orlando. Phono 7001. SERVICE STATION F O R S A LE GO O D DOWNTOWN - LO C A T IO N C A LL 74 5 Mft. 26:>— [>—O c to b e r , 1 9 3 5 Radio-TV Highlights _ _ NEW YORK UA-1he late World Series has caused me to stop ehav In*. No, I'm not Idling my beard grow because I lost a bet. Rather, my beard it a <nundlcia, fussy protest against the fomm»rriali that m»rr*d the pre-entalien of this national Institution on televi­ sion. Now that I've slopped wanting to louk sharp or feel sharp or be sharp and have given up mlng ei­ ther tto light or tho medium or AMBASSADORS MEET tha heavy rator, I'm taking my GENEVA UP — Ambassador* of baseball covers go nest season in the t'nlieil State* and Communist Ihe daily paper. The beautiful, t hin* met for ihe 2lil time here steady flow of a new* story hsa today tn an ,(forl in irllle there pa- never looked to good to me as on Irlallon ol civillant of both sldea these recent days following a World and reduce tension in Ihe Far East. Series game. Nowhere in any newt No progreia wat announced after story has my concentration been Jarred by a paragraph to tto of the iccrtt meeting that Pee Wee Reeta or Hank A 30 word communique said an* feet other seiiioo brlwrrn US. Am- B»u»r shave* with a — , It wai to to expected that sra'd batiador U. Alcala Johnson and Red Chines* ambauador Wang get commercial! bet wean tba In­ ringnin would be held Oct. 10 ning* In one world series. After ill. these people had a heavy ad­ vertising investment In bringing Nnrlh Carolina Stale Cnllej* ex­ ns, Ihe most captive audlenea ever perts sty 1h« averse* vaorker tn corralled, the World 5ei let slut we that slate hid to wwrk 31 minutes not only got commercials id tho for a quart of milk la IBM but ody [ middla of Innings we got commer­ 13 minute* in IIM. I cials in tha middla of, middla*. If 1 was looking and listening as intently as I believe. It sounded to me as though Casey Stengel has ordered his Yankees to shave only with a you know what. Casey Sten| have loug admi red from a distance; ha strike* me at a guy who ean inspire other guyi to do tha impossible. But l ‘m a sad judge of human character If Stsngrl ever ardernd hit fuy* SOI W . l i t ST. to ahave with • — . PHONB JOIN YOUR ( of C TODAY Protect Your Investment Increase Your Income • • • • • • • • a DID YOU KNOW? That your Chamber of Commerce is operating' on a membership income of approximately 60% of the National average for cities of this sizeWHY DOES THIS CONDITION EXIST? HERE IS THE ANSWER IN SIMPLE TERMS. . . . C IT IE S O F 15,000 - 20,000 BRITAIN'S r r in c tu Margaret, who crmtumw to to tha subject nt ipeculation on h»r npnrted romance with IIAT Group Cap­ tain Petar Townsend, arrives at a r.iuiie tcatlval In Atordoca, (Jaltrnaiiownl) U. S. Average Dues Income * Our 1955 Dues Income M.m.OOO ounda a year, 15,015 7,685 U. S. Average Dues Rate $23.00 Our Basic Dues Rate $12£0 ALSO APPROXIMATE 50% M>if " *•\ APPROXIMATE 60%' ; W ARREN'S S Moririt Finishes *;*;* ••r*. NATIONAL AVERAGE NATIONAL AVERAGE . .. -.n.A -ti. ' your Chamber of Commerce iltu m in o tio n , F avatnant curatoly fee any a i k M •d|M, obatructions and pa- and coocftta &«sjm its lead* .15 OOO $ 1 .9 5 i i. i s; • �Weather r*!r. little fhang* hi temperature thmu.'i Thur«rl*>; Sish today JlTV omth In i l M *<*ulh: law In night in IS e*lr#-n# n»rlh AS INDIOTWmmT nAll.Y NF.AA*SrAPER IA N FORD. FLORIDA WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Iff. 1BM A*v>cialci| Prenw L eaned W ire U Peace Convene Today 4j 3Q t i n d t t a e t a with Captain ( l u l l Ckiiia f til# l lend* Higfc- way 'H u l l OrUtolo Otfic# iwet i r . g Captain Carlin it chair re.r ,« U;f n i t h Dutrtct A*#eci# tun Kick-Off Breakfast Is Held Alia mating iimulUaanu< mth Hi# Pea*# Otlittr* group will be Ihr auxiliary. The Ladles Auu I m cj n< Hie M ortli Peace thfi-er* An -uitim I’reiident. Miv E. I. rrmrtujn. to Ortamln, wtU preelde at Ion i l t i i m i a###ton Barbecue chtrfcrn M l b# served to the entire jr -a p of Mining tan en*orcmicni otfieeu. Tt.# pr*p»r r e o( ti# barbecue i< under the ihrrrlun of Clyde Kill tun. of ( line i Grill and Mint' n Mnlaw, b»; i non-1 fur their hartmeamg ■Mill 3p#ax#fi at tbij aiteimwfo'a m o t at Me Elk* l lub Mil bn Setubj Dougin* Shn<in»in and H#pf###atithc Mark N. Clrvp land Jr M»y*>r D w r # tnrdell la expected to driterr the wetroiwe m»i*»tr to tba himi toed. rxpeclcd ta ba la ttonferil S t Ida tr e a t. •i m ro-onluUBfng on my htnbdiy". nid Chief J.ittrtm g Mae**# Ul'i Mite Jam#* P .t. f'Jo e") S#*rr as he wig iworn s m ^>r anoHrer four year tour in tl the N r r p« the day he b«cama 4T 1 yean eld. M*rP< «ho it Matntcaaaca.-a CJflM at Cam- WClrom "Brothrf' MlHer, *ho poiita Squadron >B Nina baaed at n ee i r o n Mi addrw i a* Wait NAAS Sanford, fcvbH had a varied 18th strott w*< troatfrned Mooand uitrreitinjf eirarrer durrg hi* d a r rntfi* to the SetntnnAe loonty V y a in and niavia aaathi In tha JlU from tha* Sanford jail and u ne* beat; M d V foar warranto Navy. Ha h it larved i aaaard Iba air- cfm foic him vfib b r ttk m s end enft caniera LeUnMIoa. taratasi, Waip. FDR and I hannkuhin with Tb* warnhO. two ef thrvi taban numarooi widely k karo o Nmy par- out by OaitaMe 3 Q *Mtm’ Oat aoniifi, antonf thahtfl Adwirala Me- Many and live other two I f San Caia, Camay. Halada* and KM( He bird Patrolman C. C Dodam. end *ai alia aboard-d tba Raaninatun Aroeld Wllbaiaa, riaallad m booth when tt v a t gtmrhck by g typhaon of *1000 #aeb lit June. 191.1. DiMumf World War Tb# four w*-r»M« chars# "Broth­ II, while Stepp v real in Me Smith er" Milter with broekmg and en Pacific with tha fateaaau* "Red (Up tartag the home of F ntda J. Wak p«r" »queJron,c Ac had three la##. Ml W#n utti 91., on 9 n t brother* alio --in»A«* •aatvtc#. One la M;|C#noiat Aeidrmy on U Street, ■> W *- A#<t __1 an Oct • ; Ootdiboro P.iemnotary Sehonl on Wail lid. ft on Oai t and the liayfin CouttP yClub an 0U«r bmwwa aoiwtwd hy MCtov .ait: Haaal m i i f t A* i •n Sept f; Rathu Matroe, tVll W#*l IJhh It an Sept IP Sam Itorhe. tut- Wwat Utb ft., cm Sept S: Ruth Jehrv. taro We«t llth CL. an Oct. 1; N#llae Jaekvun. taon Weal Utb St 9#pt 2. Mar; C. an*, t n ? Wtat UH 9 t . Aug. X and hop! II; WTHto Rmmtmi. tsnt vjulh»**l Kd.. or Oel t l and *>L M; Wink Reamtree lSTO Wa#t Utb on S«pt. I : tod CTaytom Gro eery on ftmtfimwit ltd on aw ma MQkr ba* adailtlvd antaring thaw# here*, and to ikim w From Iham be ba* tab*r into that to aotrmatad tn vahar from fl.30a to tlCRO Mott o» thr itoton properly ba ba* tothwi *oW for amaD amoflM* or ha* gtron away. O dd aMe J Q Slim" GaUnwwv iayt that n»«y charge* will b» made a* ur#ttigatjcn< aro mm- Ffnman Aniwet One Night Alarm Touhy, M cKibbii Speak To Group | "ptych cathi per*on*tlt." t >la* More than a «rnrr "I S»nfni*t mmr* into -t. *re«>nd dav with hu*tnnr**mcn met 'hi* mnming at -election of » jury .till to be com- *be \* f h l * luh for a kirk off ptrird hreakfa*t. c ’ttme underway Ihr The defendant I* tlrn-lrr Otln \ IW-M Membcrahlp dn*e for ihr l.ncl, 11 who*c background Hrrtch Seminole fount)' ( him hrr of Tom r« from t'l’ium idling on ihr i Ivni m*-ne cna-t to hr.oli'i Ihr |*ili"- depart Clifford MiKthbln chairman of llirnl of a <'11*11 Oregon toon Ihr mrtnhrr*hl|* committee, mrl Hr i« i r t 'n r i l of fatall* »lab with Ihr iram captain*. Irani memblng a St i r a - o l d Compton. Calif, hrr.. and official* of Ihr I'hamhrr woman, Mr f'li.’ahrth .ir»nnr of Cnmmrrce In dutrihutr kil< con llrndrr-on, d mng a drunkrn Mining all of th# n#r#**arv #qi||p brawl in a nioirl Jan in. i i mrni for the ih rrrd a y vigormit Tlir pair wa* making a cro** roun- drive •r> trip tn.Tiber MiKihhin, tri'lnictlng fhe trim* l A f T A I h IIO' I H .U » lb ■ k i l l Ik. pKtoif «f mountro t-..1c» Th* -«pi.< . i* nn thr right with After (vm j p irrd m Ihr 1 It I' < >r.d rapt lin t laid lhal "It* r t p r r t ItrmOf l**p<rt- ihrrif* K f . B h i l u U lUplatr T*ll*w* neht Th# # rlu n »*i - u tr m I'M! <1 * Ch li«l of 10 mutt ' antol criminal*. |„ grt our rampaign Completed in July eoWhewlm* hi 1 nurlk Blrwt i*irl Thr pirturv on ngkl **« t*Wn jr# ■rcr>1j*^ ( aptain Boy l,orl u a t a r i f l r d hrtr a t r a r ihr «hofir»l pnttlblt limr. and with **I*W balpw! *lnk« out lh# p.*tol mngf on Remlnwlt linulxar* l i t a t f Photm allrr Ihe crime Hr artm.ited thr evrrv mrmhri of our group work tlajlng and pleaded innorrnl h> | irv- W1jh full tt. am ahrad. ihr d r u r reaton of intend*..ill romr in a lUMrillilt COfltlO| Itowrvrr. tprciall.lt at thr , |nn '* ' Northeattem Oklahoma Stale Hut Srminolr Counlv Chamber of pital ilr .c r b rd him at in •‘odd Commerro rrrtidenl George hall ' hul not rrary and a Jury 'fouh). tpokr hrirfl' to the group j n t e r d a t found him tane and e m p h a tlir I that ’ all hutinrtjimrn cnmpelrnt lo Hand trial. jn Seminole Counlv will owe a debt ~ 1• • of gratitudr von for your efforM C P n r c n n c l^ illn rl toda. H (her* it an.thing Ihlt Tba meetnu todiy of th# Fifth Captain Ttlli* begaa bn rarvwr J r e r s o n s IV lIIC a r re d » -H U a Chamber of Dutrtct Pe#r# i i f l i r m A**ocia- a* * taw rnfurevinenl officer back U a it prohwhly thr l**t one Cap- in 1911, m Jan. I o’ that Trie to By Runaway Tru ck 7 .......... . . » taft Roy Till!’ of the Sanford I’o be c u rt when hi* lither W, A. I I'M BERLINn, Ml r Kite you go forward with rnnfulenrr in nili* wa* Chief of Poitr# Tk«#« tie# Dev»rlmrnt wftl attend. pettont wrrr kil!rd lodat when a tour ptiwlurl it will ultimalrly hr Captain Wit., - ever a) rek* ago wrrr thr dav* whr* mmntmJ #o> n i m t a jr tractor trailer truck ■tirrettful " orevenled *d* lettar el rMirenttnl lire wrrr in vufur Sofa# td thr r» came itirak ng down the .tr r p Commlllre Chairman MfKihbin, tn the Board of Banfut I City Com COllrcUnnt Ml VI* M to Capum Ttlgcadet on If S 40 from Krmtburg intlnu linp the group, tali! "(hit miailonert *hirh U to be wffretiv# lu mtnd rm lrn d irowml the tort The Flr<l l hii*tlan Church tin* into the wrat nul'klrlt of Cum hrr it p n m a n 'r a Sanford rlforl wilh Ilia I It wa* a mounted pnArt. «v#rv week piirchate*! th# Sd' I US' lot land a# nf Mo. 1 1 the rounti-wide program bring man hi a hnr*e Tb# But peturr put noith ni tb# church parsonage It tm a 'h rd Into a r a r and conducted by a letter rampaign ’* After H vaar* uf publu .crvl-* aowrvn Utr Captain rrally dim n't made id Captaia TlCki. which at Sivl.trth Slice! ami Sanfor.l ground It to p i ' " tr n t another I “ W* n*.r divided ihr cltf into its h# had am -n. hit ketpwaWt. wat \ i # Th# tran«action wai handled big trurk beading out of Cumber arra« hr r<plained, and with thr naa n to b waiting hi* Hm* ca* 'ul'v .to: a flh n* Jul* eaNWaCim hy lh# St John* Bealty Co The land | <tt tramc, armed with kilt contain ja u J—.*.», about, w. *t.r.* # ft*K at the Fmink Slrrrl Pari when purrhate w»* unanlmnu*ly autbot At lead four pei-ont weir in,, complete Information of Ift* a camp, and ranrh that will krep lh# entire group of law ew/wrvtirrd Sunday at ■ called meeting (tapped or burned lo death in the rra and working In groupt of two him buv) every moment of the mrnt olfirrr* wrrr thaw-4 their of the official hoard G W Mor­ car little time will be n rertta ry to day tleed* lo handle th# crowd. gan. chairman Thr rhur.h proper­ j I h r driver of the Irarh Heading Iring Ihe rampaign lo a lurreaifwt Captain Till** re*call that k* ho* ly now rgererU a Itlork In length | up Ihr gra.tr »a» derapltalrd d lm a t " worked undet thr d irre lni to flv# along Sanfoi I Ale , and include Thr rratb wa« *l>»ul a rnilr »r>l "|».nlv irpo-tt will hr mad# at chief* of police and !■« thart/T. Ihe nr» lot; Ihr par*onage lot: the nf thr Mai)lHid Si .iIf f'nlicr bat i| i , and 1 lo " ..ml McKibhln, and Hr *prnl w vrer* wtlfc the O fr ■< *an<iuary a n t anno* lot*: a broad ' rnrkt at l.atalr, pi.I wc-l of to- told Hi* member.hip learn* of Sjnford't I’ultee Hrwartiwewl. T parking lot touth of the *amluary: Cumhctland I the price* in ttorr " t o r the top yea n with thr Seminotr Cauaty amt two lei* north of th# »anrtu One rrjw.i1 u a i that the runaway tram in thi* rampaign, (here a ir Sheriff #t a deputy, ami J ywar* ary which will be Ihr utr nf the ta rack eante down into a So mile four tiekela and $;j r»pen*r mon with the Police rpartmea* to (toy- propo.ed educational building lone doing H to bn rv for Ihr (liange Howl game, the Iona Brack It wa* ea rn in g aluminum *heet* teennd highf*t learn In jvrerntagr In lh# inlrrr«t nf th# e u n g e lu The retiring rapfato into (hat h# or ilding. point* get* four tirketa and tl.% eg. More than IAS member* of the ha* worked every »hiB tram a fa lic plan* of |h« congregation wom­ Almo.t two hmiit taler, pnlire pcn*r in 'nry for the *<J»tor Bowl I Jo#** Club and Ihetr fwmllie* and trolman aergtawt. Iwwtewaal van en * learnt will mr<t at the rhurrh Friday, rerene a*- had not hern whir to determine the game, with Ihe top team captain friend* rrlebrelrd Ihe Shth anntier lain, and at arllng chief to r n # b # at l.jn p m tignmert*, and go ratling on pro- Identity nf any of the \trtlm* in leremng I ti keta to Ihe Tangerine ■try of Ihe Charier nf the Sanford alxenr# m the chief the car It wa* >« had). «ma*hrd Bowl game with tun dinner* at LJaat Chib Captain Roy TUti* layv. "1 >ti •pertl.e member* Th# caller* will .they had trouble c .r n determining 1'irddiea SMck Home inrludr Mr* B tt Caitube, Mr*. Speaker for the deration, at a going lo retire In Ut« (Rre-ita Ftoh what kind nf ear it wa* I The captain* for the memher*hip Paaquri held at thr la>ngwn«| Ho­ Camp and ranek wtuek H tornwl F I, r.llwlt. Mr* Harry Falk. Mr* rharle* B. tinem#. Mr*, Ira tel. wa* Marvin Q. Pound. Inter- mlnlly hy my wtf# ami m* Ttllii (i new •treekaL'maa to fte C Mrtrger, Sir* Eugene W, Pit- Dandridgc Services a a t t e a l Dirwctor o( Laona. InterMr* Fifth Diitrlr* Pear# nffiroi Ac lie, Mr* 0. T. Pear*on, Georg# W. Boland. Mri, P»rry found. Btfoduced hy Lion* Di*- toe lat ion a group * 0 wMtoi be 1, Slone Mr* Ale* B Stroup, Mr*. Slated Tomorrow trtrt Governor Karl tiebarlh of affiliated in IPM Hi k i (barter I,#*ter Tharp. Mr* Chandler Vail. Funeral t e n tee* for Corbin R Pwarwa void. "You are #ariched member of th# Sanford PWrowni'i Mr* It H William*, Mr*. W. P. Dandrtdg#. |3-te»rold Sanford Benevolent Auerialtow by what too pro tbaa hy what you Ye*tf). and Mr* W' H. Voting. At man who wa* killed In *n anlomomight rwewlro “ later date night r a th hy couple* bile accident Sundar. will h# ronMayor Dancer CrodeII extended One T ra ffic Arrest awill durted from Ihe rhapel nf the Pag# h# made the awleom# to th# bag# group tak A local delegation of If, headed Thru* funeral home tn I-retburg Only one traffic arrrto ww# Mr uarl tn Mat ertobratkm event hy P i ’tor P#rrv I, Slone. U at Thurwlay mm ring at it a m with V lb- WUItom# Jt. waa tha ma* m«d# by lh# fVwiiwol# County ten line * dulrtrt ronvention tn the Rev W It Mige# of Plant Sheriff'* depoHntewl )»<kaid #y ter ol ciromnnie# fnr the prnfvam Daytona Bearh thl* afternoon and City at*|tlrd h* the Hr. C, II tbi< two# {doer fuflowtog the ban • ken Iw w renr# Makamrv v * * Mar>hall SanfnH officiating tonight. topped and rhargod vtok yoaHtig quel Interment will h» arranged at a a "-topped trhool ba»". TV maty ehnWv member ti lh# later day. Captain Roy Tillis l After 41 Years Of S I V Sanftrd Fire Department arowarod an alarm Mat night •tartly bate# 10 o'clock, In Caasan Ctty The frooie *trnctt»ep Hat tof Blrva Ave tn ti# haarlb popirlatod an a rntifiUtd a n u ll Mat# eanted hy in etactrlc wire »bert -bruited toeai club attend Jig th# Xth anntThroe wa* nofy a m all amount vtraary rroni rona Volt# A WBto daaag# In tb# qaalcMy cotortood ttaro* It. btaaa. Sh e riff I uther H*#>- v*n>f# +■ rhargro aln u t 1 :M t- to. ro v # rday aliout five rofW* aaorh to S a n ­ ford oa 17-t*. Only 2 Candidates In November Race At m .V) thl* morning (her# were only two candidal#* for lh# San­ ford (Hy Commt**io« rae# let for Nov. a City n # rk H S' Sa*#r .aid. "I don't know of any other* who m'ght qualify for th# forthcoming e lr'tl'n " Tb# t«o eandld»te* In the rare n"w are Merle Warner and David Gatehe! Sajer *aid lhal there are about l.SW rrehtered inter* for the eleetl. n thl* year Onlv Tf new r#*|i|#nt* have regi'tered to vote. How# rr the honk* will *tav open until k p m. on lh- Mill for !hn*e win qualify to lot# In the 19AS election M \so\A TO RECFIVF DFGRFF. WASHINGTON P - M n r , than a doren Fl"nd* Ma.nn* hive been elected by th# *upr»me rounril. Ancient and Accepted ScntlHh n te. Southern Jurudirlior., lo r»e*tv# lh# honorary SSrd degree. Tb*y tneiude-t: Rep Meriting (ll-FM). U t i h i u , William M. Drift*, Lakt’end; and Marcel A. Maieau, Key Writ. N A T K )N A L ~ m N V E N T IO N PLANNED LAKELAND if-National leadera of Ihe Military Order to tha Purple Heart are here to confer with local member# nn arrange­ ment* fnr the national ronvenilon TRAM CAPTAIN'S DR AW rlty area* thl# moewtn f t l the meeting of lh* Beolnol# Countv Chamber to be held In Lakeland next Au wa of ’Commerc# V IIIIM V Iir .*.'inl-»r*kip **** -r ■~#*||P I ditv# l l l f e *ui||iiii*wa rnmmitteo 1’IU breakfod. W W IW«** irI^fl o n |*l to •••##•, right: wa, O, •l_ *• t'MM*"* Dinkint, Dou B#l#t. Daltpa ftUL | Loop, Clifford Mckibbin, Gordon Sw»*ney, and B. L. Parkin* Jr. (SUlf Photo) �r v o to paths c, s ru Air <-u .. C»STvsG COHFOOTABC/) Me WA-CBS'TWvwG K 3 S o evinD N .' H s a V r o ^ M s f i N a m c j £ ^ i i s t e e c * n'O W V — Tve. A C P O W .'r h o d c FA ’^ W EO ^ X ST B A M , I G u C M IMTVIS \ CO^CMNCi ■» * H O sarA t f J P JM V rotfiw vnvat v>>— rC 5 H A « » e N to 0 ^ r^ 3 i—- ^ I-CW VCu p ie u 'rv e OCTAOiQ Mvseif SULTANA SMALL 'H frB O O T SMUMSt9 F in r e n .’ru.OOWTM X V O U .V SULTANA UICH CREAMY FOR TH E LAUNDRY AAP FANCY HAWAIIAN KcAWA* i r TUB OM VSfP u>.t FAV5ESJ TTI66TO Tk >.< OC A *AV TO OuTY.lT TVS O T U aS ■ Act. criTTAM t « i s a p o c to p MOOT COHth, 41, H i d An. galea gambling cur, Is follow'd by an off-duty guard as ha leaves tha launch that brought him to tha mainland at Stcllieocm, Wash., from McNeil federal Prison. Ha had served three years and sight months of a five, year term for evading fISO.MO in Income lairs. (IntrmaticTt!) Sliced Pineapple AAP FRESH FANCY AAP EARLY JUNE Prone Plums SM ALL IONA YELLOW CLING HALVES OR Sliced Peaches a K> **- m m m m Fire Convention Confab Is Planned fVCAHO MCA RAG ^ - f j n s p 'U .r o r VlTVC INK r J AtoRATHn e S T .I«A M I'M COMING c lo c k t o ............ TMAMK5. DEAR OtlE TO VOuB POOwOT >WATS THE M ATTER? ! A C T IO N I G O T IT ALL WIPED UR BEFOPf ANV < DAMAGE WAS ) . DONE I------ v -rvurr — to Green Beans SULTANA WITH TOMATO SAUCE AAP WHOLE KERNEL TO M A TO Corn 17 oz. can Rilz Crackers ‘•SUPER-RIGHT’ SMALL HALF OR WHOLE LIBBY’S “SUPER-RIGHT* HARD CORN-FED S U B BACON ib. 3] GRADE A QUICK FROZEN DAD GRISPO atUnd tha conferences. CONFERENCE TO BE HELD ATLANTA if—The 1»M southeastern conference of Uie Unity Minister's Assn, will- be held In St. Pcursburi, Fla., home of the mw president, Mrs. Louisa Beaty. Mrs. Beaty was elected yester­ day. Sh# D minister of tha P in t Church Unity at St. Peters burg. Pork and Beans AAP FANCY d a - t o . -^ Say a r r i c c u elected JACKSONVILLE f*-The Flor­ ida Slate Vatariniry Medical A»»n. yesterday named Dr. Ed Wh«U> of Kissimmee vice president end president-elect (nr 1M4-1T, Pr, Peter S Roy of Jacksonville was installed ptesldent far this year succeeding Dr. Jnek Knowles of Miami. pr. Robert Knowlei of MDmi was reelected secretary mod Or. Ralph Porter of Quincy Im iu rer. ;rvoi Can SUNSHINE BRAND WITH POTATOES TALLAHAESSEK, F ir e , windstorm and aatandad rovtraga insurant* rate reducUont, ap­ prov'd hy hi* office for tha p'riod 10(3 through 10&I. Slat# Insuram a Commissioner J. Edwin Lar­ son estimates, are saving insur­ ance buyers more than SIT mil­ lion annually. I.arson mad' this estimate to•lay in urging fire fighting auth­ orities all over the state to send representative! to St. Petersburg for hi. siith annual fire preven­ tion s-onfererue, which will be held on Nor. 2 and 3. "What I mean." sail I^rson, who Is also ihe slate's treasurer and lla III* marshal, “is that ths people of Florida ara paying $17 million less on the present vol­ ume of business than would have l>een paid had ratal not been red­ uce. |.'' "It l» only appropriate to mention,” he added, “that through­ out the years, as rales have been adjusted downward, polleles have also been brooded to Inelude per­ ils and eonditions not previously covered. Larson said reductions are not possible where bad fir# records exist and he credited the nrevenlinn conferences held each gear with having exerted • J ‘P0W" f “! Influence lor good.” He added that Inatltutional heada and any p f t c i s l 'A s lr t n c S9-OA Can YO U N G HENS lb. 45 SOUTHERN STAR BONELESS C A N N ED HAMS 5 £,3.9 “SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN C H U C K ROAST lb. 39 “SUPER-RIGHT” Heavy Western Bonelexi Shoulder Clod Roast lb. 65 “SUPER-RIGHT* FRESHLY GROUND BEEF HEARTY A VIGOROUS OUR 3 lbs. 1.G ‘•SUPER-RIGHT ALL MEAT SKINLESS FRANKS OWN lb. 39 HEADLESS GREEN LARGE SHRIMP lb. 69 BIG SW EET RED TO KAY “ MIAMI sutop.y ± a KuA-An 3 fB 8 *fit! orAwed today on the body of Daaaldaoo White, in months old haby who drowned in the bathtub of him Hm m iterday wall# his mother was m hg Out clothae In the yard The mother said aha loft the Vlug out of the tuh so the baby mgld play under the faucet and when sb# relumed five mtnulei later found him floating fit# down, the pl«f >■ fa* drain and tha tub half fun of walor. Campbell■ Veg. Variety SOUPS B 2'cans25c G R A P ES Campbells Meat Variety SOUPS 2 cons 33c FUge Pried Great Northern Beans 12c RED YORK APPLES 5 Ib. bag 43c BARTLETT TASTY RIPE PEARS Ib. 15c U. S. NO. 1 SELECTED White Potatoes 10 Ib. bag 29c SNOW WHITE LARGE HEAD EtUhliilted * ju n la O rlio d o C A U LIFLO W ER 29c LONG FANCY GREEN * CU CU M BERS DidyouknowthatthenewBlueGhipGMC 2 for 9c NEW CROP C H EST N U T S Ib. 29c b $ k m g k tf* r JANE PARKER O STY FLAVOR �♦ PO U N D S DUHKEE'S FAMOUS PINT 12 t o 1*1 LI). A v e r a g e PILLSBURY CAKE MIXES W H IT E BORDEN'S EASY OPEN YELLO W CH O CO LA TE ‘ PO U N D IIOXES DYKES PALM RIVEK SLICED FRESH PRODUCE PO U N D tJ n*. CANS FIRM CRISP LETTUCE TENDER LEAN HONELESS HEEF 2 “ 2 * rO U N D S I T . S. NO. I SWEET * SPORT CAR ’ KINGAN ROLL SAUSAGE TENDER GREEN m,N,> FRESH GROUND POUNDS DEL MONTE STEWED h am b u r g er 3 29 ‘ 9 9 c 1-OZ. BOTTLE LYKE8 CIRCUS W IENERS SHURFRESH 2 “ 49 ‘ ROYAL G E L A T IN D ESSER T W IT H T H E H U E m .t. F R U IT FLA VO R LIQUID m J • I I MIT 5 I'l.KA FROZEN SPECIALS MORTON f" f \ f \ pot P 12 OZ. I E is™ S - - - for U t l ll 71mi CANS SW IFT S WE HAVE A C O M PLETE LIN E O F F R U IT CAKE M ATERIAL PICKLES S E ABR OOK FARMS ( uoiM ’i:i) BRO CCO LI MIXED V EG ETA BLES FANCY PEAS NESTLES SEMI SWEET FRENCH FRIED PO TA TO ES GREEN GIANT FLU FFY A LL STARCH SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y 'S LA R G EST A N D FIN EST SUPER M ARKET PARK A V E. A T 25th S T R ET T - SANFORD, FLA. �*» i* We looked up the meaning of socialism. I t ’s shown very plainly and defined, In one ‘ p a rt aa, "the ownership and control of the m eans of production In the community as a whole.” In other descriptive words, and a slmplo w ay to express it, soclalsm means govern­ m ent ownership and operation. Therefore, those who believe In government ownership and operation, believe In socialism. L e ts point th a t out from the very beginning. Of course, every msn has his own opinion and It is the privilege In this great country of oura ♦« believe In socialism, or other forms of government, If they want to believe that way. But, there is a atrangeneis in the belief of one who Is a supporter of socialism, since in all recorded history there is no instance of •oclalism succeeding. We admit, socialism sounds good, after alt these many years of being tried In various and m any places. It sounds better if we pay jio attention to history and the facts are not examined. So, some people have to learn the bard way. T h at's exactly what happened to Great B ritain following the end of the teat conflict c f worldwide significance. Socialism sounded like an excellent Idea to the British people, and so socialism it was. And why not? It promised to take care of everybodv. There was Utopia a t the end of every dollar sign. The people would get everything. And then look what happened 1 The na­ tion peeped over the very brink of ruin— we'll perhaps never know ju st how terrible th a t picture was or how close to ruin they ,'Vame. Yes, they saw the light and there was a •p lit in the ranks with a return to conserva_41ve operation. When socialists fall out there a re sitrns of hop*. It mean* th sl you can't fool all of the people all of th# time. It means Ah*t our great system of free enterprise still ■ P rivft*. g * We ore getting a taste of this fact with The Sanford Herald att sH tssrr ■situs, sates s* 10sues, r e e m u t sue Sectse H uelevsetessser fus tfcs ISISUI at n U i.a fanes was lie sassos* See el rswuSac ooissnstuo tuiss MaRBttdfonffr ^ d o ssa l idanosfofaa e awsHeis# S riu f j f i w t i _ip iewewOer at l% iU i Ui is (Os ess fa* rsusbllssi •STa T i ssws prtesse fa saw news esses. Pag* 4 Wednesday, Oct, 1 0 ,10BS TODAY’S RIBLK VERSE Men doth not live by breed alone. * D e u t S;S—Mankind has a spiritual need and r hunger. i ftaeant Arrival Jtauban W alley Stays In Squadron Ruben EUls Waller. Ship Service­ man- »*ow* First Class, v i a * » , USN_ v o « r u Hofi n Anhl. r a o i, La. became Jhe twentieth person In rwenllst hi Composite Squadron Mite this year. Walter Is a recent drfeal, haring served aboard th* dlmraft carrier Valley Forge be* h * com lag in laniard. w hat i> happening to a .socialist experim ent In thi# country — the Tennessee Valley A uthority. When th e government took over th e electric power industry In the valley, it brought about and established socialism there, ro fat ns th a t particular Industry was concerned. This principle of socialism applies to Gov­ ernm ent In all fields of business—electric power or otherwise. An operating business should be a bust* ness th at employs people, pays taxes, nhops here nt hme, has its offices here, stands up for what la rig h t and wrong ju s t as all of the other folks do. Take a private industry out of a com­ m unity and you destroy a part of th e h e a rt of your city. It Is ju s t the beginning of a gradual destruction, or erosion, eating away, little hy little, the lifeblood of your commun­ ity’s welfare. We don't believe In socialism. But w# do believe, very strongly, In the spirit o f free enterprise, the American way of doing busi­ ness. kfnLM The ''do-it-yourself" movement I* really catching hold here In Sanford, nnd before ♦.ho work la over pome big dividend* nre going to be reaped bem use of the way folks here In Sinford and Seminole County w ant to help themaelvea to a lot of grow th and prosperity. Thin morning, the Membership Commit­ tee of th* Seminole Countv Chamber of Com­ merce, headed bv Clifford McKIbMn. started their now-member canvas and drive. When the committees of the 19BS-56 Chamber of Commerce met during a "Plan­ ning Galore at Ten-Tsvo-and-Pour*’ week, they decided to do a lot more than had been aemmpllnhed In other year*. They took 'on that *'do-!t-your*elf" attitude. Kona of the committee* wanted anything handed to na on a nllver platter, no there waa a big Jump In the overall budget. If w# do It ouraelvea It will take more planning, more money, more people, more member*. It all add* tip to a aolrit of aggre«*lvene«* here In Seminole County once more. Folk* want to get thing* accomplished. But, just m ha* been tha *torv In ye*r« gone by. one mnn can’t dm It all. Members are needed to lend their hand*, th e ir strength, th eir planning, their accompli aliment*, to th e long string of ‘1et’*-do-tb!*-th!«-yearM program*. If you haven't been enproacbed to Join th# Seminole County Cham ber of Commerce, then don’t weit for someone to eall on yon. Call the Chamber of Commerce, and a*k to have someone call by, or ju at atop In and sign up. Forward looking huelnea* m*n know th a t through theChamber of Commerce a com­ munity flourishes. And aa the community flourishes, so do th* business house* end in­ dustries within the community prosper, Before joining th* Navy almost twelve years ago he attended Fairhope High Bchool, Falrhope, Ate, and waa employed by the Alabama Drydock Co. of Mobile. H# la the ton of Mrs. Ella D. Waller of Falrhopo, Ate. and la married to th* former M'ai Gladys II. Alwert, ef Arab!, La h u immediate Mod for outstanding yt '• HAL B O Y L E It's Everybody's Job - Today! WANTED ;FdfoI « n n meat, bss bitten tha rap betius* tha govsrnmrnt outsmarted itself tad sept Mm In custody too long before trying him. A Supreme Court decision ye»terday left him free of the charges. Tha government reportedly spent one million dollars trying to con­ vict him On# government lawyer said this was tha most important treason rasa since Aaron Burr's. Ppovoo’s story it stranga. So b the government's handling of Mm. Provoo, a Californian now 3S. went to Japan to learn the langu­ age and itvdy the Buddhist reli­ gion. He returned home in 1911 and. a few months before war be. gsn, enlisted in tha Army. Ha was shipped to th* Philippines. He was among thoie Americans captured by the Japanese at Corregtdor. Right there, tha govern­ ment arguet years later, Provoo berime a turneost by petlng as Buddhist priest and offering to help the Japanese. *. '• joirnff man. Knowledge of general office work essential. General Coleman Re-Enlists In Navy Th# Army Air Force and Ma­ rines don't have a corner on tha General supply, there's one In Com­ posite Squadron Nina! He'i Gener­ al (that's hi* first nama) Cole­ man, Boatawsln'i Mate Beeoad Clin, USN, who re-enlisted for an­ other tour of duty te the Navy last week. Cotemaa I* barracks Ms iter-AlArm* In VC*. He is a astir* of Macon, Gi where ho attended t-anter High Behoof before fofaiug the Navy. Cotemaa has been In th* Navy ov*r tea years, and re­ ported to VCP from tho seaplane tender USB Duxbury Bay. He aid Mra. Coleman, tha form­ er MU* Doris Blahs, a n proud owner# of t now homo in Sanford. They have two children whoa* adoeatka I* assured by th* U S. Bay. NEW YORK Ut There ar* several isd g .ts'en tha market i> day that wUl enable e listener to tune out a television commcrclsl. But they do litiie to help Ih* vetersn video viewer In his real predicament. Your hardened TV (in no longer rants against com­ mercials as he did In thoie faroff pioneer days when Hopalong Cas­ sidy first rode inlo our living rooms on a II web screen. The TV addicts have developed « protective mechanism similar to that acquired by husbands married to talkative wives. The moment a really boring eommareial beams to flash ea tho screen they turn off their esri, • glue creeps into Iheir eyes, and they sink Into tho sama restful torpor they would If they were listening to a long.windad after dinner speaker. la aoma homes commercials ar* even stoutly defeated by parents bees use of their bypdolio power to quiet ehll tree "line* my kids became Inter­ ested lii listening to rhyming commerclils, they don't ask ma to reiiL and explain Mother Goose to (hem — and that'i o real ben- Wonder If that new Argentine gevermweni ef gsnsreli an# ednslr* wla will ruse)»e uniform acceptance, t t t Fun-loving Battnrse postponed an election because u Interfered with on# of their jolly holidays. Residents Clean Up Ruins Lett By Flood tsinment *v*r offered tec public, net extepuig bundling sod trial marriage It Is still •filleted by many or mi of bilge Including loo many cashand-carry quit shows to which th* conteitinti come poor a* church mir* and L-ave rich enough to tadow • cathedral (although non* ha* dona that with hi* winning* aa yet). But aayooe who still bragi. " never look at television — it's a complete waste of time," only shows Ignorance. If* ts like a man who refusal to have aloetrie lights w hla home because he has hoard electric light* aro alao used to Oualeate ahooting galleries or gambling den*. Tha truth 1* that television Is growing up falter than many of ita viewer*. It hat an increasing wealth of worthwhile thing* to watch. Just this week Jost Ferrer and a fin* cast put on a memorable performance of "Cyrano da Ber­ gerac," a romantic French drama that has broken every love-sick college boy’s heart for half a etntury. It waa good theater. It waa welladvertised, and mUlloni law It. But other* art (till complaining, "1 didn't know It waa going to bo put on." |* Just teat month there w u a surprise "iteeper" drama, "A Tbit, aa our British cousin* prob­ Wind From th* South," a splendid­ ly don* Irish play by James Cos* ably would say, la a nun go. Ugsn stirrine Julie Harris, ft was I t t A now roc lrfad celled a Glow as goo.1 as anything seen on Broad­ Wares iee« * bortonior e f/eeo way in an sversgs season. But price. Unit hate glens him e millions wh-> would have enlovad it mlsied ,t b-ciuse they either I*arm pfoicf didn't know It was being put on I I I or bad no way of knowing In ad­ vance it •** top quality. A program-scanner gadget would Verb os Its U.L legal ceutiseJ. H* end such dlisppouitmeat. It wtuld always eeuM talk turkey, filter out tha trash and when H I I I The goueennsena baa netUted found something really good tight elgxret manufacturers to keep ad- op. ria l a boll or cry out: "Don’t vartlatfig fro* of false claims ar mire tMsl" River. face prosecution — news Itam. That’* th* kind of gadget serious Down the street th* business That, auggeata r . E F , must be TV viesrtrs ssy they seed most men worked m old clothes, with giving ’sin o alow bum. today. shovels, brooms and pumps. YOU'RE TELLING MEI TWO Oregon Indians receive 11,111.000 for T4T acre* of timberUM, oold for them by th# Indian bureau. Poor eld Hiawatha—born a century or so too soon I ! t t Nothing to FiMbtlM at lotfay’s foUtn, red O’li ortingr Irei'S oti the N i l . Vr/ortunatrly, tkry don't Hay thru. Ft.MeH*. Md, awaiting courtmartial on a charge of homosexu­ ality. Then on Sept 1, IMP, the Army traniferred lum to Pt.Jay, N.Y.. and the next day dishonorably dis­ charged him Immediately the Justice Department had the FBI arrest him on a treason charge. He waa inairted on that charge by a federal grand jury la New York ea Nov. II lttt. But tho government kept Mra prisoner three yean before bring­ ing Mm to trial In October 1IU Some of his American fellow pris- la Maryland o h m he had been in tha Array Instead of in Nee York. Why htd the Array on Sept. 1 suddenly transferred him to New York io discharge him? And how come the Justice Department was right there to grab him on a trea. son rhirgt? A government Uwyer lattr ballRed. in effect, that this was ill arranged between the Justice Deperineal and the Army because Array wanted to get rid of him and the JuiUce Department lawyers .thought they hid a better chance of convicting him in New York. He said one of the Maryland federal judges had shown antagonism Us tha Justice Department In tho past. But the Justice Department wain't ready to throw in the sponge on Provoo. ft had Mm reindicted for treason by a federal grand Jury in Maryland He waa to have been brought to trial last March II. Before trial could begia Ma lawyer* argued: Provoo'a enoitjttv All aloof White Street tt v ia UoMl rights had been emitted by the government la holding Mai so like this. bo&re bringing Mm to trial, Rocino locked down the street long to there should bo no trial and talked above tho chatter ef Tbe Constitution's Sixth Amend­ firemen and portable pumpers. "We're going to need financial ment prom lies every nceused perhelp from somewhere. 1 don't know MO tho right to a -speedy and who will flv* it to no-maybe the public trial* Tho federal hsdpe. govern moot But Lord knows, well Rouel C. Thomson., agreed and ordered Provoo released. need It. "Look at these places. To look The Justice Department appealed at them you'd think they nevsr to the Supremo Court to reverse could get back on thatr feet But Judge TMrasen s a l order Provoo to trial Yesterday the Supremo they will. "It’a happened and well hive to Court upheld tho judge. work like xxxx to got baek in ■ESI FOOT FORWARD business." Rocano considered himself lucky. Wbeo pavements get hot enough "W# got only eight Inch** of * "fc y .M • tr - tm e a to e What wator-Bwd R didn’t hurt our stock they do In yam feetl io pamper toe much. I don’t know bow wo your feet hi hot weither with a escaped with so little. I t o door aoWhtag footbath, ha addition to must have sealed sp tight la tfea your daily hath. , them aoek In warm soapwetness." A window la the door wao broken rods ter a few minute* white you and water hid poured In through relax. Then aerub heels and toe* it. WMt« Street w u three feet In andI sole* with a sudsy nail brush, until tired and eatteusad area* water Sundar morning. "Ws’r* pretty well pumped out art imouthed and softened. Pol now, but look at those other fel­ low up with a thorough rinsing, lows. They got morn than three a brisk wipe down with o rough feet of water." Th* water wan being pumped back to whan tt earn* from. Out ad the stews, down tt* catch hastes and baek tel* tt* BUU |VUa la an nxnoltent opportunity for th* right man. Writ# Box X in ear* of Thn Renf^H Herald giving *gw £ d full particular* of marriage and military atatua. 1fea * w n rm*wfcfttt' ho A* ttft *1 tto ntthm a f o h f m h a l ha ’\J .TvSfclh BK $ • tt • # �O '- . ' THT. SANTORO tttHM D ~ Azalea Circle Plans Booth, Decorations SocialfcvcnlL Teachers Attend Florida Art Conference In St. Petersburg Hunt mg: on Hotel, St. P**ter». l a l l a h a - f * U thr Stain Chairman burg, awok# from iltl »Jmnier rml Mm , Lucy Biu-klr* t.f the ( ;Mp j ult to play host to th# 200 Mato Department of Education |i teacher* attending th# A rt Con­ Co-Chairman. "Wo « m very prop*! of our ference 13. U * 15. The them, of the conference wa* : 1) L'n- District 7 consisting of Srminolr, riei standing non-aupportlv# alti­ Orange, I j i IiO. Volusia and Rtevard tudes concerning a r t education; Counties, at »P have mure mem-; S» Identifying valid contributions be** than any other district in th# ______ _ art makes to general education; »taie. Neat year th*- lonfercnct 3, Developing rommunlgation treh- will l* at F.ratinr Village, n rarj nira for changing non-aupportiv# Daytona, with District 7 setting a t Lost/' a mrmb*'r raid. attitudes. T htte were ■ workshop centers wh«i# teachers eould not only »*« . d .m on.t.alion. and exhibits W O m C n S OTOUp rouM tik* p*tt in thr fun nn«l ^ ■ • m s k o something for th e m .e h c v V ^ h r l S t i a n H IIT C f l , These workshops weie in Je»elr> . . . , «p» an d enameling; sculpture and 3D;; H e a r S M i'S . T h a r p I'sinting; I t s t i l n and weaving; n lr rr rr;-,]Jr Tlie ilar monthly monthly mrelin-.' meeting «. of piintlng procei*e*; appreciation;; (|,P Chrlstiio Women's fellowship visual display technics; puppetry, ,,f u,r p1i r .t Christian Church met murals, etc. Monday rvenfng at tho church. On Friday evening there was! Thr session was called to order a barbecue out on the lieautifui j,y \ j r , y n Graniham, pre<itropiral patio and later a panel ,fmt and Ihr CWK prayer was re discussion on "Thr Tiara of Art pealed After thedevotional, hv in tha Child's U fe” . D fs Walter Airs J. 1..\mlcr*<*n and Mr* O Flnilth, Departmepl of Psychology D Landrr** , very interesting ■t Florida Slat# University, talk " a s given by Mr. I. Tharp. . , t ,kA panel. 'en “ You ami th# United Nation*” Seminole County teachers at- Tying in with the talk is the far\ tending were Mrs. Maida An*ley that Oel 21 i* the loth anniversary Grammar School; Mr». Sybil Of the u>*. Reports werr given hv Mrs Per. Louth. Grammar School; Mrs, Pa* ehel Brinson, Grammar School; rv Stone -*nJ Mr*. Charles tirieme 511st Dorothy Rice, Oviedo School; n District President* nulling Mrs. Thelma Kike*. Wilson School; which was held at the local church IM, ft Mrs. Marguerite Tkul. Pine t ’rrst After th# business mcrting, r e ­ School; Sirs. Rotlne Carnes, pine freshments were|f#*cr*ru served by the ' . eS ch 1. ^. H 1. M ^ vK..ti hhtW r rnr Rn. ny rne Crest lU,. ^irrsnm ^ rnii ^ weie chur. .yman School. Ml»* < v Singletary. Junior High School Mr. Jo# Mathieut, Semlnol# High School: and Mr*. Mildred Bab. rock, Art Consultant for Seminol* Counry Schools. Mrs. Ansley. Mis. Carnes, Mi's Rlee, Mrs. Rabeock and Mr. MathDux served on th# registration eommitte#. Mrs. Rachel Brinson, Chairman nf District 7 Committee for writtng the eurrirulum Guide in Art for the Elementary Sshool* of Florida, attended # state meeting of district rhairmrn while at the conference. Rh# requested that District 7 b# allowed to *i*g. #n a r t workshop a* part of Us hasls for determining the content of the guide and her request was granted. J h a workshop will ho held at Stetson Unlvoraily, DtLand, In t h . near future-. Semlnol. County members #f this committee an* Mm. Pearl Rates. Mrs. Ell.aWlh Br..wn, Mr*. Harry I alk The table wa* ^ aUrartte* with a Halloween cloth, n*pkin% and black and or­ ange candles. Eating was d<ne by candlelight. Attending were Mrs. Chan Vail Mrs. B II Williams. Mrs. ntll Young, Mrs. George Roland. Mrs. Bill t'avvuhe. Mr*. Jim Horton. Mrs. Walter Morgan. Mr*. A. R siroup, Mr*. J II. llircman. Mrs, W. P. Yesley, Airs. Eugene Pattv, Airs. Fred Elleff. Mrs. A. B. Ilentley, Mr* Landres*, Air* Anderson. the Rev, and Mr*. Slone, Mr*. Tharp. Mr*. Grantham, Atr«. C r i m e , and the hostevses, Sirs. Mclrgrr and Mr*. Falk. flu A A D n a lA „ „ ' v r**J?r "* le m .le t ^ i w V f ^ ;’ . Vowell U„. n a d y - L s roe and gift f„r tho hob.lay- . on. Torino I*4iwry, Mrs. K. A. !#yon«. Mr*. Sybil Routh. Mr*. Margaret M(, A j Walker v*ho un.lerGoit, Mrs. Mildred Babcock, and went e>> nurgvry in S; l.ukcs Mrs. Rachel Rnnson. Jlr. Ivan ifo-futai in Jo, -onville Sept, li Johnson, Department nf Arts Edu- is m-v* at horn# to her friends at ration, Florida State University, loot Elm Avr. J FOR YOUR C ONV ENI ENCE We Now Have 3 Operators! JERRY KICKMTER f i ; VIRLYN HENSON BONNIE JOHNSON • PUn On Your Holiday Hair Style Now. # Cali BONNIE jOHNSON S BEAUTY SHOP HOC S ia fm i Are. I'hnna 1661 decorations anangc- ments. Thoie p r o m t wer# Mr*. Henry McLaulin Jr.. Mrs, u . 1*. Herndon, Mis. Boy Tillis, Mr*. Jay Young, Mis, Porter Lai sing a n , Mrs, lieu* ry Busseil, Mrs. Duggar, Mrs. J<nn;ngs, .Mis. I- E. Spencer, Mrs, K!U I ,e KUchhoff, and M u W. F. Fields. Dependable C lass Installs O fficers With Cerem onies Th# Dependable t'lav* of thr First Methodist Church met al McKinley Hall Monday night for a dinner and monthly meeting. The tables wire beautifully decor­ ated with fall foliage and yellow randies. Mrs. H. 0. Mr, all pre­ sided. Tha session was opened by thr group sin gnu hymns Inilowrd by a prayer by Mis. it. W. Herton. .Monthly and yearly rrpoits folluwcd In an impressive installa­ tion service Mr*. Jchn Srhlrard Jr. was installed a* president with sillier oflirrs being Air* J. II Lncrhrll, vice picsident; Mrs, James Wright, seeretary; Mr*. V, L. Smith, treasurer; and Mrs. At. H Wyatt as teacher. Mr*. Srhirard then appointed Mrs. L Bulks- Steele as Sumhine rhairman awl Mrr, C. L. Wallis as publicity. Mis. J. H. Nicholson gave the drv>.tional and Mrs, Mc­ Call thanked thr members for their co-operation during tha twu years ih# held office. A gift was prevented In her In appreciation for her leadership. II at announced that Mrs. M. K. Raker will be hoatesi at the No­ vember meeting. Th# fhrivlmas p ,'ly wilt b . held Dec. 1). Thine present were Mr*. Naney (truck, Mr- James At right. Air*. A. L. Skinner, Mr*. J. II Nichoi* von. Mr*. Cyril Butner, Mrs. Al. II. Wyatt, Mr*. J. IL Loechelt, Mr*. V, I, Smith, Mn. II, II. McCall, Mrs. L. Hurkci Steele, Mrs R. W. iirrrun, Mrs. John b.hirard J r , Mrs. M. E. Baker, Mr*. C. L AVal lu and th# Rev. .Albion Wyatt a> guest. P ag t 5 Beta Sigma Phi Pledges A rc Initiated In Impressive Formal Ceremony Monday The Aralea Circle nf Ihe Ranfont Garden Club h*M i u first meeting of th* year recently with M u . J- Young a* chairman. Th, , r . , j 00 was held at the y.otlte of h . s . D-iggar with , j r> |;. j fnning» acting a t to Lottes* I’latis were made and discussed for the circle to sponsor a booth ,,t n ,# figwer ahow which will be ^cld Dec. 3 and 4 in th# Mayfair j (in. j t dreideti that the mem,,t[4 #t # to g*tn*r materials to | llillc to the nsvt mrelirg oh No*, jo. fhrto will b# used to mak# t hrivima* War!. CW. n . T H E HOLLAND BAAING—A hit of Holland #nd Dutch fam e to the juuliriue ti**t nlehi a ’ the Alu*l*»| Katrmvagari* put on by the NllS tile# t ’l'il* < th# School auditorium. The n *1 •’ •>>* « n. . tr a •u* ' with flv birg costume* and »nng-.lime routine*. Bhnwis #bov« a • Alt** Jan;.* kiniw > with lloldiy- Little and Ml** t *i«‘l N u tt ami J--e I'wvis. (Staff Pholol A WEDNESDAY The Semlnol# County Food Ser­ vice , \ ■•*>.latlots will meet at the Sanfnid Grammar School a t 3:30 p.m. Guest »pvak*r will be Mr*. Thelma Flanagan, State tehool lunch aupervisor. Th# Civic and Fin# Art* De­ partment* of tho Sanford AA'om* an’a Club will meet in th# club house. Th# gioup* will f " 1* Chri.tm as »ral« at 10.30 a m. and will have luncheon al 12:30 p m Guest »iieakiT I'-r th# kin# Art* niriubei • will bo All*. A. AA. Run* nrl* and foe the Civic Depart­ ment Mi*. J. D. Cordell. City wide Youth It* %iv«T t rgm'' at 7 'il p. m. at th# E iril Baptist Church. Tli* F u s t lt*p*l'l Pun-lav Sc him! Puperiniimlent Cabinet meeting will be hrld in the l hapel at P 3d p. in- following the Youth it* vtvol. TIICRADAY f i t e AA te Youth Revival at the First Papust Church brgm* Auxiliary Group »;f;_ Hears C. S tone AtMondayMeet Air*. E I'. Kuhn, general chair­ man for Lie l SO in Panfurd, a n ­ nounced liu|»y that there will l>e an open house .Sunday Oft. 23 to all th# t wnspeople In ». r "ju*t how things at# tun and how activ# th» USD i*". TTie i>p*-n home tea coffee ami cookies w>ii h* servew, will mark 111# open g of * USO Drive io ivlilain rn- ie fund*. Ikon Hale* an i llamld Kastmr am i*-*|>oetivc ehalrman and roihalrmui. Mr*. J. AV, Itiown, Air*. Har­ old K n in e f not Air*. Atrlvin Smith wil.l pour and th# junior hovte***-* will art a t floating h<**te**#a for the affair which will last from 3 pm. to 5pm , Tho USO dii># i* n.ition -Wde. will h# gue«t s;veaker. Ho show iume of hi* nearvl introdurturns with mined tildes. nt 7:."W P- m. . . . . Th# County Council of ll*me T li# Aldther’s elrvl* nt > ps*1# Community Pre*bylenan etiureh Deiunn*trallnn Clubs wilt have will have a regular meeting begim an all day meeting at Ih# club mng at in a m. All euming should eer.ter. bring their own sandwichei. Iwinch w ill be »crvrn al I I :3d ■ ns. llnr\Ji* will he furnished and ail women aie mviteJ attend The firvt seneral meeting of the Sanford Carden club will he *1 the Woman's Club *1 12 noon. A rn vricd dish luncheon will he served For Rose C ircle and Ralph AAheeler, a nuled au­ "Tie regular monthly meeting thority on IlerrtcforaUi* i d l y llllles) <1 th# Ro.i* Cirri# of th# Sanford t'aid rn Club was held at the hnm# better to let your t»wn go bunof Mr*. II. R. Rr.k with the gry than to over fertiliie. thtlrm an, Mr*. AV, A. Alorrlion, Tho*# prr*enl wer# Ml*. Morri­ pi eliding. son, Air*. 0- AV. tUlley. Mr*, Th# session opened with prayer* t harles Rrumley, Air*. Charle* *mL# porm h r Tenny»on. It w»* Cole. Air*. R. E. rrum ley, Mr*. amiounrrd that thli year* projeet Claud# Hrrndon, Air*. C, AL I^dd, for th# rlrtl# I* understanding Mr*. Charles Aiariwether, Air*. F, T. Aleriwether, Mrs. Henry A. and aharlng. Standing eommitte# ehalrman Simpson, Mrs. Jam#* Truitt, Mr*. wer# amiounrrd. Prior In the meet- ( harles Wilke, and a eue*t. Mr*. irg memh#r» enjnjrrd looking D. H. Matheis and th* hostes*. Mr*. Reek. through Mr*. Beck’# ranlen. General huslnes* was conducted erd tho program prevented. Guest -prater was Homer Osborn# who talked on "Soil Culture and In* reel Control''. II# brought out In* LAST TIME TODAY formation on new sprays for sod s.orms In loll and In damp off on ' lawns. He a trr tir d the point that 1during the summer month* It U Committee Heads Are Announced |t . ! » < iloyse o f bamboo */* The home of .Airs AV G, Flem-l During the hmin- * meeting, Ing. y»IT Alellonville Ave. wa* final elans were begun b-r th* the scene. Monday night, of the ilaraar In be held at the Episrif very impressive formal Initiation pal Parish House on Dr, ember ?, of Reia Sigma Phi Sorority f o r'fr o m 11:00 a. m . t ,» A;30 p m., il* pledges. In a eandelllght *er t l« wh eh the public is cerdially vice the pro.pecllve member* invite*! were prc*entcd their pledge pin*, Il.ita.vr Co-Uiatrmmi. Mr* a |. and 'old the meaning and signifi le William* and Mis* Jranetia cance of Ilet a Sigma Phi. Th-.-y ai tr, announced the f.iiiowind were presented small corsage* commiltrev sml chairmen- lloutr. upon their arrival, fa*hn*nrd o( hold w a r , by Mr* Ibnnian, and vrilow rntrbuds, thr Sorority flow­ PJa*«te-Ware I’rml duels. b* Mrs. er, decora led with yellow and AleAla’iiit,—Mr* Aulie AAilh sms; bl.ek tthluiii*. the Sorority colors, Christ nil s Deem ati luins. Ati*s .J em and bearing name rards v.nttcn vile AA'olfer; II irull v. «rk. Mr*. in gold. Sam Thurmond. 1J-ti lilts. Mr*. Approximately 1# members wel­ Vermin Hardin: Parcel pp*t and comed Ihe following new mrmbers AA'hite Elephant, Mr* Jim i int > !iie sorority: Air*. Din Rat lann- Plants. Mr* J*m es ll(irt.-n: ten. Airs AAallace Tyre, Mrs, Gui­ b no*l Airs, (ecurgc Andrew ppei-r. don Fredericks, 'lr« Ralph It* it *. Publieity, Ah* Rnfe-ri Rerg and Mi- Alfred Poipichal, Alrr, fl i Air*. Robert i u*htng; Rummage, ert Cushing, Ati*. Malcolm l-.ulge. Mr*. Herb Sfen*irom: and «leanAir*. A. -A. AtfCallal -i. Air* R>- up Mr* J u k Arm-trong Thera nch served frun belt Rrtg, Mi** Diet Boy!*- and will I-* a light 12 1-0 to I jij f tno*e who iL'sirn Ali-s J.mt Saunders. IL Hur: -g the i iat hour, short Carolyn Nolan Is •tone* and N irvl r.*s wrilten hv th# members, were read by Ihe f.-lbiwing Air* Taylor C. Feted With Party Rr.mn Air* Jom i u*t,vnn. Airs. On 7th Birthday A--.-rm Hardin, and Mr* Aolie Rrrrrshmehli ok f'srolvn Volan, *evrn . e a r , o'.I, AViliiam* Jr *•»* gi.ru a hlrlhdv party Mon­ roffrr. rakev, nmol nuts, and day afternoon at 3 p m. a*. Il* mint, were *er*ed wtln Mr% f. |f. Connelly premlmg al Ibo tatle I put of her patent* Mr, and Mi*. The next twgnrwi tnee’itig w(R AAiihur Nolan. be at ihe home of \|rs. Volte Wil­ Game* were played with pi ire* liams J r al : u r I.aup.'l Ave., on he ng awarded to Ann Stelmeyer Nov. 7. Tliere vull be a special and I Inda Bradharty. meeting en Oct. 3t THere will a|o, A pink arol white the.,.* w *• he « meeting of all romnilllre used nrnl the main room on* de- ehiirnirn xt the home of Air* Sam ■a t r i with paity balloon* to 1Hum n.l 21*1A Holly Ave . Tue*. eoiatet fe*tive air. t-'V. skel, 23 Chairmen are evrx-et. opening hre m ine lovely • ■I to mert with thrir eommlttee* gift* th# hr-noree *»»« fete.l with during the week and bring their report* In Ihi* u.irlins x *mir ''Happy Rlrthdav*'. Hiitt-lay rake Ire-I white and pink along wilh lo# cream eene*. *eived to ih* gue*!*, Ttallanos ami , TIME f \ FOR TO I I I . . . bubble gum wer* given out a* fa* i«r*. Tho-e eo|njrlnr the afternoon were Ihe honofee. Ri'ly Nolan, Ann T J te A lk» rtii| Linda Brad berry, Janet and ( hers I Johnson, Donna and Wayne IEW PERMANENT AAavn# Grantham. Linda Seder* ______________ lVtrr*, .Ann anil I con Sulnntyer, bloom, Peer! and Jimmv Dee*. Ronni# AAe*t brook. Ka* Sandlfn. Rillv Holland, Martha Keeling, llonll# Alym. Chuck and Pebb e 1 -»"*V | 0- el'e- \ <* Carpenter, Ann anil Rrtly Sue , . ^ Hntler 1rw| \diitl* pre*enf were Mr* C. 1" AAi-.h a Prnfesalonal tollmen, AD*. P. I Rra-lheir.-. A. ,i«u.ui AA«v*. Mie. J. C Carpeniee, Mr*. L. AV Sleliniioyer. Alt- R, to Prl-t*. FRIDAY The SI Ann’s t hapirr of Ihr Woman's Auviliary, Holy Cross Parish met at 3 09 p. m . Monday at the home of Mrs. Irwin I Irisher. T ie u-ual rituals werr Oliversed. Preijdenl, Mi*s Carol Stone, gavr a short 1at Ik on the Din-coii Meeting to he hold Ort. Kth, at St, I. u s e . Cathedral, Orlando, and urged all nsinthri* to p.ntieipau If at all pn* ibtr. Tin rep-.il I lorn the board mritiiig wuv given, bud­ get wa* ospl-toed, as v**-11 as Ihe Auxiliary projcit, Ihe *ule of the Ctaxlon fruit cak* • offetrsl by lh» Auxiliary in one, ton and ihrrr ' l l * . R , Io AA'eslbfnnk and Alts l>o md cake*. AAe are *uir one and Nolan. a - who have ever Li-led th e de lieaeles Will h,- glad in contan th* ehaptrr rhairmen for iK’llvny uf the rakr*. a nirmlirc »lat*-,l. Mr* Marian lllltsell, eh.iirtii*n of publications, tit*’**' being both religious and CUtrrn! ps-rtodteal*. annotneed that new aulisrrnpiuin* as well as icnrw.il* can be made through ihi* pron ■l of Holy Cro*.* 1 1 't Ill RO CHAIR A D aw riiHkett TV thalr. Junlni »iir i« a new lilea Inspired hv Hie famous frontier,min It it a fold­ ing lyre made of aluminum tubing and ranva* with a screen palming of Davy adorning Ihe seat II I* av.itl.vhlr in red nr blue with white and Idaek with yellow-. ,, City Wld# Youth Revival #t AVomans Auxiliary M r*. II. F , AVIotner S r , delivered First Haplisl Chutth at 7:30 p a stirring »l*irc,,v nn file lulled Alilk absorb* odors reidily; s« m. Thank ffllering and explained it* d# *gg* Krep rrfitgeratrd milk RATI R DAY Tlie Seminole Chapter N". Two purfwi.es, Mr*. Kinlihsuf g*'# » *nd egg* entered. Never wash OES will have * hanquet in Ale- beautiful exrrrpt from Ihe Devo- eggs before storing. Kmlev Hail al ft JO p m. For re Iional but due to Hie length ot ? ,c ^ lV P IIO N T M 7 Private Enframe 3rd A Mag remainder ni servation* contact Mrs. AA’. K ,*lr meeting * rtcfrrird null Rainri. !oo Holly Ave Resarva- 'he program lions will be c!o*ed Oct 20. | *h® Novemb r .lo-eling Thl* will The SNAAS Officer. AVivrs Club will have a chicken haiheeue sup per ->nd iquarr and round Janer at ft r m. Fond will he served at 7 with danring at ft p m Herman Ro.* and hit Country Play Boy a will provide mu*ie. ‘lie' mo*t mterr.iing and a high­ light of Ihe November meeting, Del tr ions rake was served by Airs. Fl either and er*-hn»te»s Mrs Harry Lee A* a r-urlesy gr.lure a one pound fruit cuke was given in the ho*le**ev, AN OPEN LETTER TO YOU: F im t 1 wnnl te* rxprru* 1o you fine pfnplr of Stmforil nn* npitrrvifllion for tlie fine response to m\ l* it*-r of ln*t M’erlnesrinv niul to an many of my r.-o l *r rr* " h o pilhrr brought same one in \\ith them or unit n frirnti in. Tiirn avp Axnnt to nasuri* you nf our fn im -i in you: that aac do not Ink# you for granlcsl nnd tins! «e oxlend to vim an Invitation to in»|K'tt imr uu.it ih'iarlntcnt nt tiny time. STARTS TOMORROW It s Always We also honor F rre*rr Orders • - - Don’t buy until you have checked w ith us. Weather V^] MiouaKw XNiSH t, , ,-r COMWO SUNDAY 1 fash io n n o w s this ^ —— - ——— • —------—— — ——------------------------- I h pe to see voij this week at the Ment Counter at lli# SUNSHINE MARKET. if GDlKaLY I ij Dan Om it } i CydChambsc i Dolores Gray A m ajority of pntrons arc not Informed nlmiil Ihe dif­ ferent grade of m eat; probably could not itla-ntilv l . 8. ('hole* or I'. S. Uommcrrial ruts. Mnnv irlall meat denier* rMabliah their own ipiRlily desiunution n n prestipe Imildrr. As for us, we follow tiie l . 2-. liovs-rnm ent Gradinir. [btouso Sincerely A n r ee*» r**M»# fw bleu*#* .,.w*1h O* e*lt*ena JIM ROSE. ''#«###.., and ##n#t N*##rl d#wn IW# front. 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( RACKIN’ GOOD LEMON CREAM HERSHEY’S FAC PAK (Limit One AVith Food Order) FLORIDA OR GEORGIA Grade 'A" Dressed h Drawn Whole w r it e /' • a 1 PLUMP TENDER FRYERS SENSATIONALLY PRICED TO SAVE YOU MONEY! Hickory Sweet or Armotk Star Gosh Ground Lb p r i c e s l\ SNOWBALL 09742275 FANCY RED Jowall Frornn Appla P»i h or Chany AOE HIOH FROZ. ORANOE JIIIOE OIXIANA FROZEN FEAOHES Rad Dalidoua or So Idan Dalldoua m m LAND O' SUNSHINE CREAMERY OLD DUTCH AMERICA’S FAVORITE DOG FOOD OLEANSER WESSON OIL OALO UPEBBRAND Gr. A M*d Shippad Dal Monlco Long Dal Monlco Elbow MAQARONI �m Croom's Panthers Beaten Tty TF.D MEIEIl The Associated Press Fullback Gerry Planutlv of Mich­ igan State, who plunged for the winning touchdown against ,Noire Dame last Saturday, was irierted as The Associated Press Back of the Week today by a narrow mar­ gin over Navy's George Welsh MIAMI REAHt. Fla. <*-The whose forward pane* crushed ranks of United States amateur Penn Slate. tennis were further thinned today j with the a nn-mnee inert that Doris | It was a contest between two Hart, the nation’s No 1 woman lads from the anthracite region of rlayer, had turned professional.. eastern Pennsylvania wifh Ifisrle* Miss Hart, an active amateur Ion’s rianutu topping Coaldale’s for 20 years and winner of all the Welsh. world's major women’s tennis A national television audience title', will become a teaching pro saw Planutit nverptrjrrr the Notre Dame line wilh savage line bucks at the Flamingo Hotel here Just a week ago Tony Trabert, as the Spartans moved to their the men’s amateur champion, winning TD in the third period. It fitting for him to buck over turned professional at Los Ange­ was the vital points becauve it wiped la* . i Miss Hart, who was considered mil Ihe biller memory of 10*1 when sickly almott from birth, took up he laded to convert (wire and Ihe the game at Ifesrlerson Park in Irish look a 2013 victory. Miami at thr age of 10. after an Where Planutit stayed on the operation. A hard-driving. fast serving and net forcing game carried her to the tnP . "While I stilllove tennis, the strain of competing is getting to b« a little too much." she told newsmen “ Besides, thcra are al ways the younger players coming up who hiva tho firo you once h id " ,, , Th# $0year-old Doris said she . was tired of traveling and wanted I in quit while she wss “ still at the THE SANFORD HERALD — Taga 8 Wed, Oct. 19, 1955 Sir T*e ixwrletea Pre*a U l.S D O N - D o r'S " " l l i l l s t f , r a w . iS a . k#"< Va-I oul Han't" T u t f in . D i a l I IIM tain, I. lW * h t * h ,a r y* e i* h t * I . HOI.TOKK, Mae* —Hammy * • ’- Itar. 1( 7. P p rln tfie ld . ( l a i a . atonptd J a m T a r war, D S l* . Hi t» u l» . * I I L T P V I.". S r IliKtde J » r b . i« n . I I } , P p rln ffla M . ft T . ertStt-unled p r a n lr I'a l llr a d r . l i t . H artford, r ’-trin . la. rilM.ArX.M-HlA.I'a C tu tW t Xlaue liter. I I I . *V a tlfla ld . N. J , k n m k td m il f le e r s # U M a l i a . 111. l-kllad'lphla. k. _____________ Legal Notice it T u n e m t r i f w r » r , w it t h U K M l . cm* t i t a r t m i n i svn min *RMl*ni.st I I I I V I l IV C l U V l I i N I . V tx. i i i :h M il. ji ii s. tv worn s: Tfs A rrrv it T u r O T A T K til* K U U I ID A T O : M IIO IIA C r'W r.H W . V* III of K H I.lillH .N C K t* IN . KNOW N A dw orn Cn nrp U In t far D ivorce havlnp Naan llln d a s a ln t l >mi In lha (.Trend r m u t . In and for h-iwlPolo C m in ly . F l» rld « . Iiv t V I.I.M llK C O X T H IIK , Iha a h u ll I Is I a nf rahlrh ie w k i . mon cuNTKlUk Itam iiri >• lt ll o H .1 CO M YKH N . D efendant, that* nreaenla a re In ram m am l poo In apprar and file r n u r wrrllian d a . rentes herein on of befnee ihe ] | S i r of K i i r t n l - r r , A t>. IS IS , or i.ih erw ta* a Deere# P ro r e n t* * * # wt i ha entered a e a in it pmj. Tha ganfnrd H erald la daalcnatad »■ a new spaper n l se n a ra ) rlra 'ila • Ion In tchlrh Ih le r lla lli.n ah sll ha puhlllhad nnre each w eak fur four tun raaullvp s te a k , 3V IT M K M m r hand and n rflalal • •a l ,.f m e d a r k r f lh a C lr r o ll f o o r i. on thla tha IS dap of O cto­ ber, A. I*. I* IS . O p. Herndon M a r k , c l r r o ll C o u tl Sem inole C n n n lv , F lo rid a ground. W'-lsh took to the air as he spatkrd Navy lo a 31-11 tri­ umph over I’rnn State. The 22* year-old Midshipman set the Nillany Lions crary with bis flips. Altogether he completed IS of 20 pastes for 2U yards, a Naval Acad­ emy record. Planutit and Welsh were not the Only Larks lo he nominated by sportswrilers an i hroadcaiters In the AP poll. Fullback Joe Childress.of Auburn was praised for hit work in Au­ burn’s 14-12 upset of Georgia Tech. Othcis nominated Included Tom­ my McDonald of Oklahoma; John Roach of SMtf; Frank Sarno nf Washington State; John (Drums* Majors of Tennessee and Jon Ar­ nett of CSC. If Alabama loiet tta fifth straight Georgia shifted two beefy tackles game of the aeaion Saturday, and Pud Mostcllti (213) and Jimmy the edds-makera tay It's almott Brown (210) to guard in an effort a certainly, it won’t be because tu add heft tn the Bulldog mid the Tide didn’t get plenty of rough section. Coach Wally Butts expects preparation. a strong running attack from Tu­ Coach j B Whitworth lent his lane, budt around stocky, hard Southeastern Conference cellar * driving fullback Ron Quilllan. Tu dwellers through the toughest prac­ lane, knowing of Georgia’s top tice grind of the year yesterday notch air game, worked hard at and Indicated that more of the pass defense same would be on today’s agenda. Kentucky worked out in Ihe rain Tha Crimsons battle Mississippi at Lexington, where Coach Blanton State at Tuscaloosa this weekend Collier admitted most of the atten­ in Alabama’s Homecoming day. tion renteied on methods of stop Thii Is "breather week” for some ping Florida halfback darkle Simp of the SEC brethren, but for others sun. Florida emphasised it* run­ Saturday brings lough testa. Arkan- ning game. sas goes to Mississippi. Tulane in­ Misaltsippl Coach John Vaught, vades Georgia and Florida goes pleased with Ihe work of both Eagle to Kentucky in tha top scraps. Day and John Blalack. said he scoreless. Gee Knight CA’s hard* running fullback intercepted two of tha Bulls puses, neither o( which proved to be damaging in the end. Hie Bulls' halfback, Frank Troy made Ihe first TD of the game at LONDON ‘JR —nandy Turpin's the end of the third quarter, on a derision to quit the ring today live yard off-lackia slant. Ralph opened Ihe door of opportunity lo Williams kicked the extra point another Brili'h light-heavyweight which made a TO difference. —Trinidad’s Yolanda Pompey. The enraged Bulls stampeded the Turpin, the former world middle­ Panthers defense during the fourth weight champion, announced his qusrter, with two touchdowns, retirement last night after he was which were msda by Leroy Beckknocked out in the fourth round by wood, fullback and Nathaniel In­ Gordon Wallses, an unknown Cana­ gram, quarterback, enabling the dian. Northwestern High Bulls to win by Promoter Jack Kotomon*. who a 130 margii had plans to match Tuipin with Joe King. Freddi* Washington. world light-htavyweighi champion Ralph Thomu Gee Kn»"ht. » .1 Archie Moore made a quick switch Mr Fa.lorn, and Donnell Burke and threw his backing *o Pompey, were outstanding defenders in the a hard puncher. Panthers platoon. Ralph Witlismi, “ I am cabling Moore right away Robert Brown, and Prentrr Snipes Smith To Meet GAINESVILLE 'JR - Florida's with terms for a title detente m wrrr seiratiotial In the Bulla de football coirhes began the 1933 l-ondon on Jan. 10,” said Solomon:. fenslve plays, as a result they C a rte r Tonite football season moaning the blues ‘Pompey deserves a break." helped to prevent the rantberi' over a woefully depleted tackle Pompey knocked out Yvon Du from scoring. In 15-Roundcr corps, living four leitermen tack­ relic, the Canadian light-heavy The CA fighting Panthers, si-1 fly HAROI.I) HARRISON les at nm clip was something to weight champinp in two minutes of though outweighed by the Bulls groan about. ihe seventh round nf a scheduled by approximately fifteen pounds! CINCINNATI IP—Wallace (Bud) Smith, a young fellow who hsi They called on young Chsrlle 10 on Ihe same card as the Turpin- per man did a great Job in rombat-1 yet to ra«h in financially on the Mitchell to help put away their Wallace affair. He looked powerful. Ing tha Bulls ground attack. Both fart he is lightweight boxing cham­ trouhlrs amt he Is evidently offer­ Indeed, opening up his opponent teams were proven equally as pion of the world, makes his first ing Ihe proper kind of solarr fur with a body attack, then finishing good on then passing attack in him off with two right uppercuts. that they completed the same num­ defense of Ihe crown tonight every one is singing h.s prai es. against Jimmy Carter, a three. Charlie, a * foot I 213-p under For the 2T-year-old Gurpm. it ber of passes in an equal number lime holder of the title. is ihe only sophomore member of was a sad end to a fine carrrr. of attempts Smith, a Cincinnatian, won the Florida’s starting linrup. When he outpointed Sugar Ray Tha Panthers will play host lo rhainpiomhip from Carter, a New Coach Boh Woodruff and other! Robinson In 1331, he became the the llungrrford Bobcats of Winlrr Yorker. In a bout in Boston last staff members rail him a,natural| first Briton to win Ihe world mid­ Park Friday night at 100 p m. al June 23. football player, one of Ihe finest dleweight title In M years. Memorial Stadium. The two iharppunrhms Negroes linemen lo enter Ihe Gator camp Croums will be seeking Its first will go 13 rounds or less in the in many years. win of the current campaign. The Cincinnati Garden. Mitchell it quirk for a person Kiner Has Job bands of both schools will perform The bout at 3 p m , EST. will so large. This enables him lo block be'ura and after the game. be trleviied nationally by ARC. most effectively and gel the edge As New Manager The Panthers Lineup; Ends, Bub Cartrr was rated a slight betting on hit opponent. Hr has a keen her Black, Bobby Lamb; tackles, favorite to become the first four- mind, too When the tram meets James Jairirr, Ralph Thnmas; lima champion in the division in for a skull session lo learn new Of San Dieqo Club history. He already is the first plays and hear scouting reports, SAN DIEGO, Calif. 'jP-Former guards, Joe King. Freddie WashNational League slugger Ralph three-timer. he usually needs lo be told only Kiner — his home run hitting days inglnn; cenlrt, Bill Scurry, Backfield: Halfback, Donnell Burke, Smith hasn’t had a fight since once. over — row must tonnect at the he won the championship. Charlie ptavel high school foot- gale in his new Job as general Samuel Nesbitt; fullback. Geo Knight: quarterback, Uoodie Petr* Rolh men expressed confidence hall at Miami Edison under Coach Smith Insisted yeslrrday that Car­ Ed Parnell lie starred on the manager of the San Diego Pacific vtllr. Substitites — Eddie Lanier, Coast League club. Julius Johnson. J. U McFadden, ter couldn’t hurt him seriously. Raider learn of 1331 that claimed Kiner, 32 yesterday signed a and Grady Rdiinson. “ I took hit best vnota the Ust Ihe atate championship He wai lima and eonlinued to go right also a member of the Sooth All- one-year contract as front-office The Bulls Lineup; Ends, Robert boss of the Padres al a reported Johnson Ernest Brookins; tackles, after him." ha laid. hlar high school team that defeat­ Roland Jrhnvm, Alfred McDaniels; Carter laid he was overconfident ed a select erew from tho North salary of 113 000. He promptly hired hi* old Pitta- guards, Jacob Webb. Johnny Per­ in tho last bout and oddrd, “ He's U-T In I3M burgh teammite Boh Elllotl, 33, sons; center. .Lea Gerald. Barktough but not too tough In my to he field manager for Ihe second field; halfbarks, Ellsworth Debook “ year. Elliott piloted Ihe Padres lo vraguhx Frink Troy; fullback, The Cincinnati Boxing Cnmmis sreond placa tn the standings In Leroy Reckwood; quarterback. Van sion has waived iu mandatory 13.33. right-count knockdown rule for the Tunninghim. Substitutes — Ralph Kiner. former National League Williams, Prenter Snipes, Nathaniel fight and also said tonight's scrap u i \ i . i t now 11vii i r v n t r . home mn king, finiahed hla play­ Ingram, Robert Brown, and Charwould not be Hopped because < fl T P A ing days with the Cleveland In­ lei Dawkins. cuta. Carter suffered face cuts In lVl «a romr | r k II t ill dians this year. He waa released Toucbdowni wera made by: the last fight that required 2U K ro n n 71 S l*« llr ll, 31 S IS ? by Ihe Indians to take lh« San Frank Troy, Leroy Becksvood, atilrhra to close. llo t d le i | H IS Diego offer from Ihe club’s new Nathaniel Ingram. The referee will have nothing > J a r r r i l } l S ir s •’ ■well IS *7 71 owner*, lha Writgate-California say .about who wins the fight In Dins Extra point—Ralph Willi sms. }• I lls Tuna Tacking Co. the event it goes ihe route. Three l l a u - a Scores: s u s* s 1 1ST Judges are used in CInHnnati and li tl ahl Hid cdaenn B u lls - 13 1 i lis t Dd'mll ID— Al Kalina, DstroICa tha fight wit’ he Judged on a 10 Itlke Panthers-# Tt SMf 20-yea r-sild right fielder. Is in sot t IT » * point must basis. The winner nf a lla r l ■*hamhllas d *•* Iret cumpiny as a hitter. The round automatically gets 14 point* t i- d e n h s o t h 1* t i e d tophmor* who pi s red both leagues Tackle John Cos and guard Ron I t l* * ( and lha loser any number under H a ls Von H erhu lla I t ST XT in hitting during 1333 with a .340 Ganger have earned three letters that. Vhue jr JI ju e average U the third soph to lead each lor foothill at tha Uni varsity J l jjo t Carter first won the champion­ E r l * la r k J I lJ o « of New Mexico. both elm ilti in hitting. ship from Ike Williams May 23, CM.-M nrrar 1 * 1 1 ** JI }U t 1331. Stnra then has lost It to Lauro M an n || t ilt Salai and Paddy DeMarco but re­ H a u e r gained It from Uiem In rcasaichci. arsis H H A. l-anre l*o» el'* Harter Indltldnal R • ] |t i tn . dividual H. T. Dsitl SIS. Team II « Pawallfc III. Taam M. T. In* A-• llVlt ItseSlea Nlak r«dlv|#,.| It * naldia, tfti In. alvldual II. T. Ilarirviek. Sit. ,f till. T**" II T. Poreella. OCTOBER SALE couldn't mils* up hi* mind » hlch to itirt at quarterback agalml Arkantai. Mitiiuippl Stale drilled muatly on pass drfentc Trnneuce, which (jte* Dayton at Know ills 5ilurday emphasised deleave. Georgia Tech, alto tel for a breather asamit Honda State, worked in­ doors became of rain With weak t-urman next up. Auburn—the SER leader-worked out lightly. Vandrr. bill, tinworried about tiny Middle Tennessee State, continued to work un lit air game. Gel your New Gun on our Lay. i-way plan or Finance plan You name it we've got it! Magnum Shells too? Robson’s Sporting Goods >1 E. lit St. Adv, Ga. Grade A D&D Whole (Limit 4 ,1’icase) TENDER—NO WASTE DEEP CHUCK RAVE » t I HERE MEATY NECK SUGAR CURED (IN PIECE) TRU-FLAVOR CO RN KUDOS M (IN TIN) ROYAL GEM NO. 80S 2 for 27c (W ith 15.00 or Mora Food Order) PILLSBURY 12-OZ. CAN CO RN ED MORRELL PRIDE CAKE MIXES" 2 5 ‘ (WHITE, YELLOW, CHOCOLATE) ARMOUR PURE triD A N ^ 3 .L b .P k g . R tgultr Pries 91748 O C TO B ER P o H m S t y ECONOMY VIENNA 25cMeal SP EC IA L h Or 3233 Dwn. f t S4M0 Ma. BUY NOW and SAVE CABIN HOME c a r (MUD BUT AIL WB ASKI—IS WHY PAY Moaar SHOP TIP-TOPI JI 4£ 5-LBS. a �Group Working Baseball Whizz To Aik Wife Wants For Christmas Is 11-Year-Old Watch Help Phyiicolly Keough Strikes Out Handicapped Perso Cattlemen Given Special Invitation To Join In Show MIAMI—FWifa re* 4»r >#•« exteiifof * Invi. »e Mmp»H f<ir | 1*:.<NW In WfrijM axh'bltfaf first rial* lirait *he Int#rrnM"n»t Fair fnr Pea-a «n>l rrejr***. Dae. 10 •hretifh F*S JM«, a' CM H Tru. i 'll", capital af tha Dominican Re­ SCW YORK Jr-B»»#b*u whl* PatricV t Paddy) Kteufh of S«. lout* ttnjrk out last nUht on Ui« 13? (WO que«tloB. Ha wai tuan a 13.000 Cadillac ai a comoliuon prira on tba <'BS tfi#vi*fon *nd tadio giveaway ihow Th# I«t ooo Quajtioa. * Kr j'if" a *? yaar^ld builaaii- public. man u tha first tot*/ at a prlta Enfriaa repttianting 18 cattl# irvrl *fcn« U.noo in tha JO week* iiredatloni from fjvi countrlai at* ib# i how hit bate oo tba air reify hat# barn rtraWH bp tba Ha wti iilad what baiahtU Fair roRir'ittta in ehargt of tba plajrr h"ld» th# record battinj 0av*nL avaraja for ihraa dilfarant major Ba*f a rt dairy ratfla. ihaap, laapua le.m* tha namai of th* k*ria», gnan (n<) poultry, taami and tba playwri rarord *it! aiMbttaf Jan. MO, 19ft#. avorua »i’Ji airh. will judja tha arenta which will Kmuih idaotifiad Rej#f* Horna* b» folio* »i by m auction, allow* hy a* tba playar and tho Pt lotil* lap br»«dara to tall thalr animala. Cardinalt Chu»fo Cuba and Bop All livai'ock will lw ihUtar*d In ton Brivai a% th* taami ■P-to-data barn* and atablaa. Hay H* r< C l at Kptt ib l 'i r#eord ard foddar ara proridad nndar an a ic ru * with tha Cards, and Ml with lha Riava*. Stumpad on tha •l(h t dollar r*fl»trati«n fa#. En- Puhl avarira, ha raid It w»j '*T— A y regulation* ran ha obtainad by M3-Vritlnf Dr. Mirutl A. Harrara, i l l IK' M3 Tho corract fljur* 'Dominica Consul, IMS Brickall T<*«> othar coetaitaet# mida th* Av#., Miami. frada on th# 111 <“W quarCon Don E half Jr., il-yeur old phyuciit from El Taw. T#x. who ii workinp no Lonp liland, did ft In hi* m' thol n category LAST TIME TONIGHT 1, STARTS 1 11 m nm i vans siwm» JNI ROAD todinvir aovusiK eioewcnoa* » WITH JOHN PAYNI? MONA FFEFMAN • :44 — 10:M PLUS Tha R»v Alvin B K'rihiw. ractor of Iba Ifoly Trinity BplicoOil Church in Ovfonl Ohio, mad# th«*(rida in hU Jan raterorr. Saif and tha Far Jfr. K*rih*w will intkfUftea on tha prufram n*'t Tuarday nlfp* whathar thay will lr7 than for tha UJQ60 queitioo 76-Year-Old Man Given Tan kard ALRFWAS. Fnilind UP — Torn HID. Tt, w ii pratantad w|l> a alt. var tankard Iait nipht for drlskini U.hOO pillon# of bear. MEMPHIS (Jt—A truck driver atrod a tste a jcwalry ttara, picked out a $Wi watch atd put U Into FT. PETERSBURG— “ ra tio n . tbo layawav •I Employ tha Phyalcalty Hindi* ••It’a for my wifa," ha said cappad Waak.* la atrar, but tha C hrlitan •* lob af |W a | handleappad p**pl* w-erk l» • ‘yaar round Bacardly.** That wai a bit bettar thin 11 yaar* ago. *t*t*d Dr. R. C. Adair, asacutfra Tbo watch la Util In layawiy director of Goodwill Induatriaa. today And na‘i itfU worklnt m -Whan wa conildar that on# It—a Ltd* hare, a Util# Uar* Al­ «ut af atrary 10 partona In Am#H* ready this yaar b# h ti p aid f? 33 ra la handleappad and that on* Total paymaata to data: SJU 31. out of #-#ry ana hundred pareant Tho scrraal layaway limit ti in America w-jlj ha on rellaf tha about a yaar. But b tb.li mirKbon. rait af thalr llrei. unlaaa thay are th* caaa wai a littl* dilfarcnt. rl-an an appartsnlty to laarn It U an omit# witch, sot with a tradaa and ww/k. an* can *0* tba ruby md diamond, tn a it) la enormity #f th# t#»k, , popular is th* airly "!♦ la for thli raiian.'' Adair But o« tho* Sap'ambar die In cantlnuad, "tha Go-antor’a Com* ISM, It war th# enlr witch th# mltta# an amplaylny th# phyrically mas would took at It « u fnr hia handleappad la werkfog tha yaar wlfa. Ho wanted th* baM P it bround. Initaad af Jurt ana are#k Chrlitmai IB** hi* paymnati had #ad why aueh *r*arla* aa th* total ad only 131 ■Raap It for ma.” h# foM Mr. TlorHi flat# Emplaymant Far* 1 i — ---- --------------vdc# ara aoaatantly *nd**aaTlnf CONFBBE.NCK OPENS to plica handleappad pa-pl# hi In* duttyy. (rt-Th# CofomM "Hthap ar«nrf*« worVInf In thf* f iSINGAPORE l l satioei op«n*d a eon(#r#nca flald of trilninf and plicai-ant af bore foda yimsd authorltiLv# r« handleappad workare In Florid*, porta Bntain w»* prepared to al­ tnclud* th* it*t# Vaaatianil B«* ls ort quadruple it* contribution habilitatian Dapartmant wrlth of. tha Allan davelopmartt proft/m Cica* in all kay altla# In th# Stato. For tbo ftrit *li-year pai"*t of Thay are tralnlpy and plarlny th* plan dopor nitjon hive eon hundrad# af handleappad paopl* In tributad aben* thrao htlllon pound* yond aalf.aupporting Jab# ormry —obout Sit Mllioa dolltr»-to cirry oo eeopomte dovclopment yaar. "Gaadwlll Indgitrlaa, lha 1*t|t*t trhomaa Prlta tn ha* given Ikon, prlvata rahabllllattan a fancy, la 300 pound* for eich of th« first ux ftvinr «ark and trilninf *• ■« yoart. ivarif* of orar |M kandlcappad paopl* In Florida *#try month. "Th# Jab af rahiVIlltatinf ki«dl* W ELL D R IL L IN G rappad paapla la a y w round ?ohIt i* Juit food builnaia to taka Howard C. I.ong: hhandleappad out of tha aharlty lint and put tham In th* P*K lin#.“ Adair eoneludtd. Phone 3S8 CofC Membership 107 K. Core meretnl THE SANFORD HFFAID IFad. Od* 19,19W m u " Th* Line p ined when b« Hilda M Ram. \1eo praiidast of SO par cant to W. Th* account could redeem bl* money. the (lore. " 1 U piy It out by cart wai fattin* complicated. Ha aUU owea lift] at and Mr* C h rlitm it." Every tim# Mrs. Rolfs wai Ram tlucki be miy b* gittln] The watch ajad. toit it* market ^ready to ctU It quit*, th* man a trifle diieourifed Sba bnn't value A » par emt >ut« aalai ux 'would ihow up with * f*w dollar*. heard from fclm »iac# that t? 30 w it lmpo«ed liter ro«# to I par "Keep It a 1ml# lor.far.* ’he’d aay. rent. The fadaril Ux droppad from "I’ll have tho mcney by Chrlit* payment lost January. But ha* a itubbora Waling shoal witch. "We'D ecatmo* to bold R » laid. "If b* avar dooi pay ft < it 111 b* bar* wiitlnf (or Mm." General Insurance II. JAMES GUT AGENCY 111 EAST FIRST STREET I’MONE 78 IL JAMES CUT JAMES B. GUT SERVICE STATION FOR SALE G O O D D O W N TO W N - L O C A T IO N CALL 745 MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES C R E D IT B U REA U OF Prompt CLAIM SERVICE CARRAWAY & McKIBBIN G EN ER A L* S A N FO R D TELEPHONES ISO end 1071 Rmn 101 Fanfnrd Atlantic National flank ttaildiss IN S U R A N C E 114 N. TARK AVF. OHONB 409 Tom b#|in bit marathmi rurla fCoalJsssd frep f a ta Os*) is lilt H« hoifti ha harm*! minad * Usht Co, R i n s CAM Nick, a slfht at th* Cream Iso *fof*— is* Co. ChirHi S Op#. «nd hi* tm'cbad kick pr*e|**l* Tha A brtnrt Corf , Waftan four plntn par sight yaar Is and Auto Aiooclat*!, Rusd’i Tmtafo 1* pair out. It add* up In just ondar U 000 plot*. 8t«ya Chadwick, th* inn'* preo* ant owner, award* dtha tankard. 1 11 Owly J J CARTOON ----------- l! F*aJ Store. Britt Ttietor Co., Flft rlda Greybotoid IJsaa, RU) Hardwar* Co, W. H. Itappor, Bay V Pock. Otlar W«U*r Ran**. I«te. Winn Lovatt . E. First. BUffaH Elretue Co. 1. L FarUs* O *si. Famitmlo County Laundry. Nirh'ttos Bulek Co, OaMawy Memorial Park. Ro-Jsy'i, Hill I umbrr k t upply Y*rd. Inr., Iantorf Auto Parti, Ip*., Oi Fibre Company Ine., WJias.Mll** Tutpitura Campaar, lae, laniard Atlan'lc Kational Baak. Fork I. Graana, Hunt-MaRabvrtl. I*e . Central Florida Quick Fr**i* k Rloraia. Sanford TTanait Co , W E. K#4*r. Jansfor, Mr. asd Mr*. Frank Kvass. ion RuUariztdWAU SATIN tokos tha work avt of pointing InlMior walkandcaijfcigtL • H m p a r t|r w M iM ) ir R M • Ortsa to sn has* • Foty to dtoa try— W wrath bosh to nop otd «rat*r There’s a SAFETY ISLAN0 For you Is*.. Dawwiwi Osasara k l#S*- Moore— C o n iu h v i o b o u t y o u r p o in tin g quoftMont SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. Pkto* m 114 W. SM S t Touchtoo Drug Cpopsty ad Iso ford, Hlfhlasd N iso r? Oardaaa. lae . Odhap O Tadar, Is* . Adklsa k Aakina Co., Is*., ». O A im Jr.. A Edwin ShlsholMP, Jobs 11 William a Isiuras** Af*sep, J. C Pasny Company, Is*., Chart** B. Bloom. C. 8. Lm , Pforr* Miss* faeturinf Co., Anoncas H ltlrail Fooda. Inc, H Jama* Gut Aftncy, Chaio O Gaapaly. M. B Nason, M attat •# la s lord. Lo*otsf TrtaMsr O •to rn * Dr. A. w Byfs J r , Park Arem* TnDar Court, PWDipo PrepmUa*. foe . Lak* Charm Fruit Co , Ftrat Fadaral Sarinfi k Loan Am *b , Dr. Leonard Musms. Susa Mieh in* A Supply Co. Florida Kate Bask. B. F. Coop*/, Faodmart dry. M ary City PvtoHnf C*. Tk« Firaatina Tire Rubb*? Co, B L Harvey. Zimstr Poator Co . Jim Fp*s**r'i. P*rf**ttot Coopsranre Datrtea. HJ1 I«FtS«*«t C*. Carnway k MeRlhbl*. J. M Mktos Jr., Crust)*? 4 M*ftoM. Nh ) R. Cforelasd Jr., RareM R. I t l t o r c # . I w. n s fM i, BssVMfi Ball T«l. a*d T*ls. Cs„ ItouHa# to*, alrom and Low*B R. ftflar. OCTOBER and a dash of Thunderbird, too CLEARAN CE SALE <84B *ldi Spadal 4<dr, Sedan ••»•*•***•*■***•*WMOOOi* *50 Bulek RM . M a e *54 Boick Special Hard T o p ------------------- t u n *53 Mercury M a n Pftfd’t •xefuthra Ufaguard Daiign vaf dorolopod to guard you igairut tho eaureo «f neat aoriouo aeddont Injuria*. Tha d#*>;>•n ia r lifeguard iteoring wheel act* In cuahion you in aaaa oi aeddent Lifeguard doublo-grip door locks giro you antra protection agaioit daora opoelng under abode. Optional Ufaguard cushioning for in*trum#nt panel and aun wiaora Wpo lo a n Injurira from impact. Options] Ford Boat bolt* help bold rkUr* la 9 |||| Mn *81 Chevrolet :.dr. Sadan M U •SI Bulek Surer Sedan M W >4§ Pack. rd ^ T ^ k.l^ ,l_^I*rd.. | | w ’4T , **p ____ |g g | w#*»" - *JN *81 Bulek Super Hard Top| | H *80 Mtreury M a n *81 Bulek 9M in every ’56 FORD —m * • ii oaaie all • , KK CO. Sat •amhaT ainmtuT \ attom im « >1* tta e m iA Are I N a w I 2 0 2 - h .p . T h u n d e rb ird p o w e r In th o '5 6 F o rd —and all tho lightning that gore with I t- U offered in all Fordomatio Fairlan* and Station Wagon model*. This GO-packed Y-8 ongino baa a doop-bloek doaign to make It more rigid. It run* whlaporquiot and aatin-oraooth . . . laota much longer, too. Ita ready rreponao to your commands . . . Ita triggw-qulck passing power—give you more waaurano* . . . make it a delight to d rift. |||| Super Sedan _ U N *48 Bulek M a n _____ f t — SA LU N a w T h u n d a rb lrd s ty lin g b m a t in ail 18 modoli. Eaeh baa lb* long, km linna, tba daihing stylo th at only tha fabulous Thundarblrd could Inspire! Th* graoofiil, loww rrW lino, tho broad, swooping hood, tho poiredin-flight look of tho sido sflhouotto—all point to ita Thunderbird kinthip. And wh»n you tm tbo oxriticg new Intarfore and sxquiiito workmanahlp arsrywhor*—youTI know that Ford ia truly thajtiw ear a t half tho Ane-earpricat fM tm ft n * — Jht Ihtcar if hill tlu tn cir prki STRICKLAND - MORRISON, Inr. ' n— ~ — If Jou'ra InUrcfted In an A-J U M Car—B« Burt to M Your Ford Dealer- -r M i ( I “T �LIKE A liie u t iw f T » LUCKY M 00A3C* ^ *jrn:to^OM « W (lUT a W L 'I- U . rt*dwJO%fT Trf L * « Mjt noritONMC TCO Cluck f CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FR E E 21 AND STORAGE CO. RAE FOLEY roul ln I ja.wMhly. 1 r u n wrtlk . . . fhr.tb nf ■->•< i'.tedle •* * U r i» * If a-fultr #)*ti «i» *.*i|*Vh»r ml' A gbuet w rite r 7 . • . Ten IhnuawM O m a irl o t» «* * * « r U f i r i i* i Ko h«e# d o ll* « !" of tVia* *r.**i k* • rix* an *«n It* T M rrw fi ve.u* at lb* oihec end la * ' u kta » o u a f w ldnw C a ro l and a * M io u r a a * at w r * ' « nuum * * *•< **• of th* w ti# U M , "tiMi **#. Mr*, Oartil iraraa ira * P « » " Irfi llcm dl*. yo u r burtvkJKl had an u n ­ C «*4*4 r W> m art Ik a * * • * Ib o - ira a * O t IU r* man** u n i devoted following. They will b* t» £ * r In know h im * abwut n tA fT c n tw o Aft HP. drnv* aw av tm mth* him a* k man. lh-«# Ultl* peiyoung wtdm» ■ bum*. Grtawnld** h iim I to u rn ra no on* would know aentt of irteplw ^abl* k»* *■• ! * i wf|| u you. Onr n| Ihe leading kghtenwt by the knowleoge that weeklie* w ill pay t»n Ihuuaaiut lor Roger'* young w if* gn*v*4 to* k » t M wf lo u r artut** auU m art w ill urulouMaOIJ M I w t public*■im. too. Carol lutened to lb * etanlhg af iron aftarwkfrta In l*e t, I trunk me d>vw and flood (nr a manned! I ran g u * j* n ir * U u L And IM r# m tlte middle of i m lib rary, arm* aro people with (It* t* rh n u *l barging limply *1 her side*. f*re knowledge to nr.p j'W with lb* an b lin k Ui*t it looked *tmr>W *tn- writing. M r*, rieo u ng , a d ie t * of pid. Th* un< n »r» rl*ri*tic ip ark of min*. M available 11 poo would anger w ** *noll*d nut and i t * feR Ilka to d u o u a Iha m etier with h rr. o t rouraa, tf puu * r* ahenimely •hipty. hh* v u alto alone. ilha tu4 been completely atemt ■Wertninarl eg ..n et it, I will hurl few time* tn her life. RM ahould aomtnn* ela* to w rtla tha arltel**.’ rvit h*va tent h*e niev* to tM Corot m ad* up bar mthd without Kihtwea Die empty hnuaa waa knowing ana had don* an. “ No, fnghttning. KM caught neraelf am l it w rit* tnrm mjr**lf. O r at laaat th* verg* of railing in Roger. Hut —who m Ih l* g h n atw n lar!" h* w*« not there, n* roaiM not "1/ka F le m in g * auiawer. II* would nevrr again fling • I n r i n , m ah* k Iwdvt T h a i Often tM front dnoe and rom* tn *ja though btown by n high wind, in her* 7" ce’l.r.g. ”Wher*a my gtrlT" "MM to antiraiy rea p n iafai*” At that moment R o n rr Brtadl* died for bla w ife T h * nnti** kn*w There waa a hint of carefully *onhim no longer, T M a r M of bit trolled am uaem ant to IM diriant voir* and bta fooutap * faded. There waa iwtly apaca and at Iline** - W a ll - n i l n g h l." — and flnahiy. The mtmimaia that “Shall w* nay U ai Mr*. Ptamtag had protected M r ro fl«l aw ay Ilk* will bw With you on iha flftavnthT" T h a MtrenUi,* Carat agreed, *ng. , Th* tb nfl paal a f Ih a t*top4wmj reeling an tnwugh aM bed pu pped * U ill* d M r but Mm m ad* aw at­ off mtw deep wwiee. tempt u anrwar R. On aw ay, *M "1 a n a t m ,* tM M rra ry ag— t ra id mentally, gw a w a y . B ut IM aakd, “ that N WIN pawn to M A person at tM wtMr and wd Urn hnw au reamful aollaboratlon." Carat **t I M pAun* bark to Its eradk*. (Uw rvwehed (or tM paper half* and organ to apaw tM latwh i M if a ia I U ir > 41 through U>* p<K eM CMM upon * eheet of p*p*r, without *n envae-p*. without k ugnaturw. It rawd: T M * M hi* ptoap tn* "Know whktT" iiekwe Klbtuw rvrrutved h*r Uaek hat and h *r good bi*i k dr***, woen ahtnp U lit* v u i i a Kh« waa abort and Mow*, with thin r*d hair and *m k!l ajraa m il n k ln l Ilk* ru ria n tk 10 k f»> * u tint u k pitta. Albert KiBtw* * m prupiwd high on pdknr* m IM big duubi* Md H * wk* k amall m u w ith k be«d tb k l **»m«0 too heavy toe h ’A f i k w n y n*< *. W rvue Ilk * pi|w attan* auwk M l K i m alaavaa <f k i* fad'd balhroM . 14a lap atariag a l Iha retting end mad* no rvpiy to h u w ifaa emumenL Hut B ** m i K ill he* did not «*pM-t n r**pnnM. " It waa a tnv*ly N nw ral," *bt u t d with pleaaur*. T b e e * • n*v*f b>'n au'h Ooweri U tkia tnwk. Kuma of them ra m * all IM wap from N r * Pork. Ju a l abort th* w hol* Villag* turned out. Over •im p ear*. And a beautiful *er- rrlnn.* K h* m m a w n f l g U tw * *4 her hu* hand but bta epea auU retied on th* ceiling. Thera waa no • * p re u io a on me fa r*. W ith Ban.* tewdrrnaa* in * buttled l a hi* Mda and amooihad IM aM *t over aim. "Know what I" t a t r * p a * * d , but not bo|>afuUp. A IM rt n *v * r rvailp raced ahout anp of IM am at I gutalp * M Wnugbt bom* In him aa a lover might being an ottering of flower*. "Know who w aa a l IM tu n * e * lf Jan* H nndl* " A lh a n a *p*a k f t I M ratling, amigbi b n wifa'a fa r*. " J a n * :" M fe p * * l« L (Uia nodded, delighted at having wreated Mm from k it a boorp lion, from th# medltaOoM that a a clu tM M r , that a f u r moca than twenty gvami awl letter* on tM dwell that told M r , swn.rlUnai fluently, pome tun** awkwardly, what Roger yearn of marriage kept bar eonRriwdto bad meant to thouaamla of Usually Paata Wat IM twain bad paopia wbara M bad n*v*r kaowa. never toioia* ana, that they war* •wparata aatiu*A Nat a l Mr pro­ found tov* nad Men afato u> mak* a bridge between them. RM aatd brightly, “RM naked for you. Turn thing aM anld w a a R a r ' i Albert!’ AM an* want* la waa yon." Ha pulled hmuelf higher an tM pillow*, a faint llngla a4 eninr In hi* aaltow far*. "Not 1 won’t a** Legal Notice p a r i n g o r i w n t b t *s i m n o i maraicr m.i:*Ttnu p a l Tt H anar, h » i * « •b l n a I baa. o r n u r i f m iU K K M IIT C U I. T 4 I ■i Howl. m u i i i T at w et n p i t : n r aatkivsi.R «m v ti , rioRin*. t a n n m e v u t . Ring n r h i m . ana: n r t »\ r.« run run n u m i a m « n i u bun a tm a r a t r i A i t a a •< iroot. n ia m itT m worn • nvr. M a tlr* le h a re b v t t v a n t h r i *>iff i a n t ta the p r n v ir lr n a a f Hertm a I t * 11 n » r i * « n ie l iit r e . H i t . a t • " .• • 4 r4 h r He-Man 1* a f t > e * i * r l l ? f l . l e a » a r r i a r i * t . A . ta or t a i l • a a ia e a * * * k v • e .- tla a T l a f i k a * f a r l a t s i l e w s a f f U ' U i , A t la a f e i l l r a * f Ih a m llla g a e f l i u a fe r Ik e a e a e in e r ile n e le c f - r aa<4 P n e. • le i T a a B rh e e i I i i n r l i i N um ber Oee. S e t m e re ( L e a * * • T r u r ie e e h il l •**>» f la m e m a r e ra«i4**< a atei r t r i a t a t'n n M y O n er* U ew ibai T h e e e it a ia ie * m llt a ia le v y f a r ae>4 P p m ia l Pr-hael l l le l r i e l Y u m * bat n a r f u r lb # l - e u l a r I n m i« a la h t m ill# f a r e « .i. ve e r - t ih r M e a n l'.ti e ii'l H i . m ill# f a r H n lia le a e a e b it l i m i u K i r i la be ei|> ei.4 ra In y ro v M a fe r m e ln ie n ear e im tiia > e ia r a i e r e n n e lo ir lletl a f t r b n a l h m la i n |t . t u ir i- h l- t a t a lt r r r i i r n l l e r a , e r a a p lla l a u t1st p u rv a re r . ' i s a t r | . » u a e tn rr e ra la be p u n '* * an ih a b e lla l la r e r n in v a l aa T ’ u u e e e it .a y La hnn ilneieU e i a e r 11ml it * In 14 l e v * r u n t l " ! the tim e a f Ih a e le e 'la a , by a n t . t in s a f f iv e e r m n r* iw ir o n i e u a ilri*4 tn v e t * in in * t l e r i i i a . r ile * w ith ih # p n e r * e f P u h it* l a i t r u r . Ile a *1 p e m ln n le r n u a l r . R i'M 4 « , *1 laaat 14 Wave * r l * r t * the h n l* . 1*0 a f M l* e le r ll e * P e tllln e f a rm * m e * ka " M a in e * f i ' m t k * C n u a iv 441. • * airm an w ill ba bel* kraaakmil Penvlnet* I'a a a tr. Pie14*. aa* t» *aeb p ta tla a praetprt tharrC aa Te w *ap . th# l i b 4er ef Knveinkar. 1*41 f*r the elMtlen fr* w bawtoelb CPontp a l tare* br tb * a u e lill!* elerter# Of M l* Cana- ■ ep *tl*l**4*at a f PabHa t a ilr a i4) ar three Treat**# fe r P **rU | li e * * r n 4 i r e f r t t Rnarf af Pnblle T * « Prheal M etrl-i Xanvher <1*A w hirb rnmarlae* *11 ef net* H**U- le eiru rtla a af ie m lae l* Ceuaty. p e l* r» u a it. F ie r i* * , a n * 4 *t*ri*i. 1 PRKMIKR RKAHT llONG KONG R—Premier Chou En 111 of Red Ctiio* ll ready to meet U. I. Secretary of Slat* Dullei, a member of a Japaneic drlegatl.io to Peiping reported to­ day. up norm an WHOLESALE AND RETAIL w u jir.R WASHINGTON IF—The head M a leading *l*rtr(ral firm laid to­ day th* nalion'a maior problem in the marbine as* ahrart la more likely to h* a labor ahortag* than matt unemployment. non G Mitt hr II. rhalrman ami prrtirirnt of Sylvanla Elfctrir I’rodiuta. Inc., taid hr do#a not tharr frara that automation, or thr growing u«r of Jabor-aattng metbinary, will rcault in Irwrr )oht, mitrart. hr tatd. It will rrrata motr employment. * But I apt concerned," hr •aid in teulmony prepared lor thr Syntpllaus* rommitlrr aludying automation trrnda, “about thr ttrong pmbabilitp of a labor abortagr In Iha yrart ahrad unlan thr rat* of mechanization la increated." Mitrhrll ta li govarnmrot data thow induitrp rmployrd 44 million norlirrt in l!*4T and So million in 1114, Vrt hr taid. If production lrrhnit|'j«i had not pro ire tied In tha Interval. 14 million worker* ootild have hrrn required U> han­ dle Iha IIM output. "Tha American population." ha •aid, "tlmplp could not hava furnlihrd that w irk fort a Without increated mrchanliatlon. without labor-aavlng device* and ntar-all greater prxi iitlon alflrlencp, Iha public't need would atmplp not bar* been met.** Mitchell riled a butlnaaa maganna'a ptedletlon that if Iho praaent rate of automation continual, all available worker! hp l*4T will be needed working full lima to meet production demand! and a thorter <tnrk week will ba aut of tha quaelion HO Praildent Waiter Reuther prflirted In leatlmonp yaaiarJap that Iha nation wit] hava a 31 hour fnurdav work weak kp IIS*. Mitchell aatd Iha rale a# macb anirallon muat h# boo-tad "If tea are In realize our ambiUooi of a atradilp Hitna alandard of living add a ahorter work week." 401 W a t ThirtMBlk S l m i THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS- • FRI. • SAT, UN0 1At K RtTAIT Of n t l a IMP Charte* c Fimtcar* lend. ■ hand w ith apud-pecting e h n rrt aboard ib« auhm artn* ir.T.ff. CUm agor* •n a eniiM b e re tlh the aurfac* of Iha G u lf nf btastro. Setm tn C . i. In n d ry (right) acquaint! Iha vitiior w ith K P. d u ll*! on tb* v n «at* that la part of a program by Becreiarp of Defeni* Charlaa % . W ilton to lam JIiarlM r t v iliin Ittd trt wtth arm ed force* problem*. FLA. GRADE A — DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARMS SM A LL r n t d iM M . M EDIUM WERTKRN U. I CHOICE BEET ftC R M IT R L fl tra n ta a p tc „ a m a a e o i U lrke-i Mon** Club ’ ■• H I M rV e ln e k fAMn n !|* ile p a rt M e i M i A N*wa O e k le r (1 li t r e * a P r le a t * Tn* M lllleltU e I * • n « a keeret Jam f'enturr Pe* tlu r Lomu* r * • I ’reermttm* W**» * WeatW** t .* l* bnaw bew e A SHORT RIBS I Lbiia | | e WESTERN END-CUT LOIN OR BOSTON RUTT PORK ROAST 39c LEAN* PURE GROUND B EEF BUTTER Lb. 37c Lb. 66c WESTERN I.EAN CENTER CUTS PORK (HOPS - 59c OUR OWN CURB KING AN RELIABLE BR. BACON SMO. SAUSAGE UbdRe Lb. 66c lln li fo t b y ■ lrl||k l*v l>«V brer*t l | * r n it* Tour a***wat U p * ! I lour* Check Returned Minus Explanation TA LLA H A SSEE ’JR-An Alachua County In itiato r haa returned l« Iha »iit* without eiplaoattod R R . M nf th* dally vip rn w and travel allowanrei he waa paid dtniPf the ailriorvtinary reapportion want pap. iion. Rep. Ralph Turliaglon'i ahach receited Monday carried a nota­ tion that it r o p m e n te d 11 diva of the $11 dally a ip rn ro allowance and Ih* mileage allowance for line# round 11Ip* between Gain**villa and Ta'lahaiic*. The Legltlatur* receaaad tha aailimt unul Jun* 4 after a 114-day deadlock. Th* law m akan actually •era In Manna only ad of Um 111 day*. w ta f, r b a t r w il* t f*T Rtrn llla r r . n . n nf P u b . Ray Higgina, general auditor la ■ l* s ir « m * a A e i -affirm p avrtiar, af iha llnar* nf tha comptroller'* office, laid TtirPublle latreurilna nf Beau- lington'i ehatk would ba craditad 1*1# C e u i l r . y ta r lg * . ta tM lagialiHv* rgpenaa fund. • KING AN RELIABLE >•*■ O ff TM i m n i i ■ n n n in a T u t ra ile ro M rrelea bkew ltn r * i* a anew bkcaaer* Guta* New* A rtkse Or*free Arthur n e t free err Ik * It n ith b aitaat M a t te n * a l IJf* Ptareh fee T a a M r i * tioidina u g k t i i fvn<wk n t p * ii Ja ck l-aar tn a a tt n W«1* T e a r * Tehart <J I n k tin*** p an t IU* »‘*»eff ROUND STEAK Lb. M e Yothlnilo Kilajimt, a Tokyo city eaunnllor, qunio.1 tb* Cnmmtinnl Premier aa aaying he la willing to renter with Pullet If «urh a nieeling It needed to improta relation!. Th* Chinct* Communiit got amment haa bean leaking a high level ronferenra with l ’. S. ofPctila lor month*. THE RIGH T O IL FOR RIGH T N O W IS R IG H T HERE - d le ^ M r lH e p f Tbo»-A»nc kC w M Sar 1 a ■ �t O MORE BUYING A N D SELLING ! THE SANFORD HER/VLD I f I t 's W orth A a jrth ta f t nm I t ’s W orth A d rtr tlx U f U m n m CLASSIFIED ADS 9 - ARTKXEB Pt)R RALE m f c i f l f f p w l L L Electric Pum Like new- lion. 1202 W. 2nd Remmlngton Automatic Rifle. Model 5501. SL and LR Priced 515. Phone MO between 93. th e o l d h o m e t o w n t*f uc'H U 1 ftVt S eT d BED COVERS ( ir o n e d one season. Ircnr Hinton, West Side. Thone IS*W. DAILY The Want Ad Department is open from 8:30 a. m. until 3:30 p. in. eaeh business day except Sat* onlay afternoon. Deadline for week-day Insertion* la 5:00 p. m. tho day preceding publication. ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED S Native and Foreign Woods. See Them At BKDROOM HOMES - PRICED Shm aaa Concrete Pipe Ca. from 110,600. In 513.000. FHA Out West IJth SL Phono 24N • p.J VA (GI) Financed. QUICK CASH for Furniture. Add­ ing Moehmes, Typewriters, Out­ O nilA M & TUDOR, INC. board Motors. Bosts. Super Buildera n{ Emir Home* for Trading Post. One mile South on 17-92. Thono 2212 R. Florida Living. S ain Office—2623 So French .Ava HEATING Floor Furnaces and Circulators rhoM 2100 or »S0 H. A POPE CO- INC. !M South Park Ave. Phono 1449 ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS Punt ........................ »2,\0 Gal. T-Shirts ....... 4»c Each 310 banford Avo rhooo 1321 IP r r IS REAL JBTAT* ask CVnrwley A Mealetth ; UT Booth Pork Phow 771 lkay l a s t It. Soothe 12. Mongrel dog iilsng) 13. South African par/ B Sam“ g & '& i mrnt under seal l ta w ) 17. Prevtou* to 50. Arrange In a line 22. Produce century 21 Kmdof t-eer 30. Crotchety 31. Moat in. f rtt u tn t 33. A PARTS MAN FOR M nm i • •-.e f ef.p i to pulp 1. Samt patron of sailors 3 Beating with a club THAT MUSIC T E A C H E R T U N E S O U T T H E 'D IN N E R M U SIC " A T THE D /N E fe. 4f>|M fct* * t ten lew ." 10B— SALESMEN WANTED - 1 0‘ MAN^ age 2.1-4N prclerihlv Milh Inturanre or other Sales Exper­ ience. Wanted by top rated lufe Insurance C<>. a< general agent agrr.t Inr Sanford area Salary and rspensr allowance liaied on ability and experience An op­ portunity In build your own agenry with liberal company financing Write Box ]o >. thr Sanford Herald for proonat Interview. II- WORE WANTED___ -11 _____ salesgirl YftUSf! ex exnerirnred wishes work in Sanford. Write t . II S. Herald r . .■ .KEEP ...... —. . . . . . . . . . . . , .in .. m »,i y WILL CHILDREN home by Day or Week. Call 2274-R . __________________ TYi,ING~3one—at'hume. Are you running for an olliee? Let me address your rardt and envelopet. Phone 7R1-M. LAWNS MOWED by Jerry laird. Free estimates hiene 1217-W 16- KPECTAI BKRV1CKB -1 numhto*. Rratov I h iU a f" M. G. HODGES te r e te cn AH Water Pumps— W*0a Drilled - Fames Paeia Read Phase 7H nOGF.IUS TREE SERVICE again •> t | | ID ' "ClW |w . kee^Hl I* • *•.«»» He-wWB*rv» 1 6 - SPECIAL m i f i c m -1 4 AHflQJtB WMfTRB Hlgheet CASH. IRADK-lN nncea p . m . C A b irn E U a paid 5ar wed nirniiuro Call 93*. Geaeral Caotrartae WUaon-Malcr Furniture Co. 211 "Home* of Distinction’* E. 1st SL___________ _______ HI Way 17 91 FImmm till 7— Peta-Uvestoeb-Suppllea —1 For Bmrr l’lumumg FEEDER"*Pi£»—llegi'lrred* IL>vrs, Sec or Call Gilts, Bred Sows. II H Greer, W. J. KING Hiwsy 426, i t milei N. E 2M9 Sealh Tsrh Fhaaa 3* Oviedo. l*A HELP WANTED ifnnslr) 10A Grtffli A Hum* r Conilrurtton Ca. u T i n r lipcrvtnr. Gusrantted Itomri and Remodeling Kslsry. Eva B e n Beauty Shop, phone 2.1*1 M-4. 109 K 2nd St*_______ WAITRESSES — Wtprrlenred prel e r n d lull will train int'ijK rtrnr. ed. Mu*t t«* neat in apprsrsnee. Call Deland, IMu between 9 a. m . • 11:00 a. m , fur intervi*w. •‘COLORED Women are mating nod proflli selling for welfnow ensmrtie enmpany. Write P. O Bn* 973, Orlandn, for in- ?*. Humor 39 Per. to birds 40. swiftly 42. To He II S . 43. llrgot 41. Crnrral tendency 43. Clotting i o - jo AtmtM ORII.E RBUnKRK ' 14 a (Alts <3 // ii ? // m VA 47 9 >•) *51 DODGE Pirk-up Iruck, fluid ! drive Excellent condition. 5400 1202 44esl 2nd Street 1x32 Am y /, % L U i* •a H ill tUMBER S SUPPLY YARD 0 N < " P I P E C 0 1 83 " % % n % Ju 37 % yi tyewtub leasees* mw hawse, dearr W 2> % -u WE slock fop-prade tmililitiK material* for top-grado result*. If you w ant your conatructioii to mitlivn it* m ortgage id* sure you uso o n l y premium product*. Check with us for ma­ terials and advice on any building chore. W E will bo happy to serve you. In. Call 1M7-R, after 4 3d p. m. 19.11 MODEL A. 1/mks good, runs a iiu e y ’e Rika Stop go. d Good liter. 5163. 2120 >10 C. 41h SL Phoaa 2454 Grange As*. Space Heaters aad Floor Fora- MODEL "A" Ford, equipped for' aeea Litoral Trade-la. hunting with sleeping space, gun ; rark and provisions bin. See a t 1 1120 Elliott Ave. alter 4 p. m. % • m<6 Ay • Trees Removed, Topped, Shaped ■t !■■»! ■ and Rrured. General Tree 5*1 E . 1st HI. Phone 99« Surgeon Free E s t i m a t e s . IT— Aatoaiebtlea Trailer* —IT L. I . 8411—Plano Trrhnlrlan Thone .v>9 X W. San/ord. rto a # 2164. Rout* 1. Sanford It srtT. ay YOU to see US b ria r* you Euy, Open Evenings and Buy. .Sell, Rent. Tin* wUh want FLOOR sanding aad BMibtai. It'* Bo Km f to d ay s. ads, the busiest salesman In Oeaateg, waxing. Bervtog 5«mi £ amide Trailer Bair*, To PU ct A Want Ad ante County since 1925. 1L M town. Put one to work for you falalha, Fla. GleawM, Laba Mary. Juat Call 1821 and ask for Phone 1*21. We will be glad U FOR SALE — Will ssrrifire equity the Want Ad department charge |L on 1931 Ford 2-do«r sedan. EaRNVELOPKS, letterbeads, slate. Sanford Herald ■«ata mvoices, hand bills, aad cehinl condition. Call 1143 J . t r a g r a m s , etc. Progressive |ftar * P. m. PriaUag Co.. Phoaa 409 — 491 1955 POWERGLIDK RelAIr CherWest llth 81. rolet-gooii condition-reasonabia. 5 3 / V \ R . 2 ' » 4 *• n .i i u i M t t i t v u m r t a *d V' U ,H arrrpt trade-in, 106 AvaTV SERVICE rado Ase. Fast and Kfiirtent JENNINGS TV CENTER CHEVROLET 1932. Low mileage, Phnne 2S13-J. one owner. Will consider trade Storage until X-51as lie Y/< A j 19 ■ FUBN4TUHK I t o l l <1 Buy your Furniture at Berry’x I* —Motors/ Boat*/ Trailer*— I* Wartdiouie Eurn . C o, at (Ml W lit St All nationally adv. fu r 4*1.EAR tNCE S \ l ft suture at waretiou«e price*. 1)33 l:\IM I I Ill s and I M 1 I Mil I DUS 2 )IDS I AMI H H 'N II -I> H i H I' Si A-KING. good condition . . . 53*50 S tiALL ni.ACK AND WIIITf. 7 m s haireil ling. City |jren«e No. qj. L l II I*. EVINHUDE, HOUSE. CLEANING -- Windows, run* like a top and brats If fitund pirate rail 32J-W. Walls. Flonit, Ph. D, C. Cald­ Tuw:tig 521.30 Child’s t»’t well. 1143 J, 3*: II i* SCOTT-ATWATEH. lika new iM.9i LOST — orange tomali* Villen FHA K tninrtng Cali in; J. 3 II P hCOn* ATWATER. For Remodrtlng and repairs. rrliimhrd .........................16*30 Nothing Down-Small Monthly LO.Sr mi sta ir Road Pmjerl, 5, M. hEA B i a : . .............. 554 .M brown toaiher Billfold wdn cur- .v 4 {-A lNRl DK ........... 5.VMSI Payments o ’m-i drivers lirrntr. i d r n li. it IH ill.Sf; WIZARD 515 00 Nherman Concrete Co. firalmn, pa|irr«, rte I'leair tuns good. 7 ', II. ELGIN Out Weal 131b rhaoe 14*9 nolii) Stale Road Di pl , City SMI on New Mivlel only Hall 7 ' , MERCURY, PLUMIIING Illom Cal. *113'*1 Contract and repair work. Free t V l i . l l T M l A I , WSRVIlV.a-a 7' NoI R estimate*. It. L. Harvey. 204 e ItllalHAittr. aptUUnere sales xlrtllitalESI ONE I iltr new5*9 AUi Sanford Ave Phone IS2A and service. G. II. Iligli, Ovie.l.i, l u l l FIRESTONE with Em I II M*tir Tank 4112 ;>o Fla. I’hone 4151 or Sanford GATLIN imOTHKRB 10 II JOHNMIN, 1*41 W after a p m Dragrr.e and Bulldorer Service rv well grar shill, lank 5123 00 Ptmnit: 2221— Sauford, 2464 — s i - OFFICE F lH R m r.y i -21 10 II Lightning MERCURY 5129.93 Geneva T R T U E n itn T : Machine Co., 12 H MiA RhK Verr gtvvf ronditlon . . 1129 94 Typewriters, adding maeftues, ORLANDO Morulag Sen(JnaI, Or 5135 00 Sales-IteuLais. 2i« Magnolia. Pb MERCURY < Rt ISEII Undo Eveniag Star. Call Ralph 16 II. .SCOTT-ATWATEH Ray 41*6-1________________ _ Complete wllh Remote con­ trol llux and ronirul ruble — H E4NWURANCR - I 4 B | !f_ ■KAtrrY PARISHIM —24 onls 1159 93 n a Him:i t s Also rnanv motors torn down for Reaulv Nook Rate* to Used putts. Rratonehlr. 103 So Oak Avr. Policyholders Phone SU Iln Sale While H ire Iasi? John Wnilaaw Iml Agvaey New H>*. Modrl I VINCI HIS sit Katoerd AUaolte Rsnk 26— I.AUNPRY SERVYICK -23 •111 I.IGHTWIN. ( Sold Outl 7 1, ELEKTWIN. (Sola Out) o T 5 Wasa end Dae 13 If EASTWIN Sale SHI V) Dry 14 H. " Demonstrator S2A> 00 • One hour % • Wash aad Dry 85 If BIGTWIN - .Sold Ouli Fold 23 II ilee. Starting ■O u t '' '■ 'N it. k *■' • Finished Laandry Big Twin .............. 11*1 SO • SaoMnne Dry Cleaning 24 II. Elec. Drmonslralor Ii2* Sealbwide laundromat A*.* b. V LAS Heath !Ude Fee*marl Bldg. COMPLETE OUTFIT SPECIALS Glass, Aluminum nr Mahogxnr IM Ran £3Ik KL Boats 4|any nro models Just IS NOTICES A.<b>EWM)V4I.S 13 arrived. |*ril.'i"N who" “ “ (lal In tSOO 2« PROFESSION Al._S» H4 ICLS7* block «n Sleltonvllle about 3 C u m p x i n S lniliii o f lliinrini; Gal r trailer- al o srseral mn. wr*kt ago and borrowed my drls of i..er| boats A trailers on Fox Trot — Watt/ — Swing JACK, either return the pari you hand, priced leatonahlo. kept or rome hark and get the Rumba. Samba, Tango. Mambo P O, Bov 2i’>7 R O B S O N .S p n rtln c Goods part I have. 1*02 Washington 2312 Mohawk Ave Phone 2**2 Rvinrnde galea A genrtr* r PIANO RERVHT -S I BICYCLE PAINTING ,0 7 " T“ r /A of the Whito Nile (pots.) BOUGHT SOLI* TRADED Ray Krel'a Cam Cara Sanford Ave. A 11lb SL Ufi Klil'JIR UD rjgj iW n il'J I ! T- 4 vegetable matter II 1*. Amuse 19. Iron I svm ) 20. Hole. Ivring saraw '-ih iii* SrdtlW2l U>J 14*6 QUtdQ ill* 21 Marshy C3UL4 U c in "d'JO meadow b n u n n a ’j l s s 23. Tow *rd Hf’ lifl i tsiiiivi -;v7 WflSUtl URTUBW tho 4 Household r a il pet l u l u i i i 'i Aaevtf 14 Irmted 5. Aftirme23 And livevote* 95 Quote 29. Showei* 9 Collection 37. Eioateil ed of oee hives i 39. Spread* 7. Thinks 30. Trltunum grass to i sym ) 8 Put to dry 32 Reg. Sight 10 BrgJt lilrred 9. tinge of hurdfte Nurse 10. Eldest son 41 More a (ahbr, 1 of Noah mine • 31 Tortion 16 Butdha direction' (Chin I 34. Always aubstanre occurnr.gr In rtpe fruit H fc I AS Btsttaa Attendant. Steady . :* De) acted 27-A iurused in thr m ix ■ :»-9B. VL^S- •tatramar t t Haruen 13. E:replace projection 14 Art uvv.ru. METAL ROOFING Nov la Slock. 5-V Crimp - I U " CaeniaUd— 2H** Corrugited Cot all Your rooftag need* at S k v a u Comcreto Pipe Co. Out West 11th St Thono 24*9 RED-I-MUt CONKRETE Mratio Concrote Co. 309 Aim Avo. Thono 1335 O iler - W alter R o n aa. Ik . Gcaersl CootracUa* SPECIALS ." a p a r im UITS: rooms, UN MaUoavtUo Ate. Pboa# INI Wrought Iron Lamps private hatha. 114 W. First sc 1—3 W*y Floor Lamp. 2 LOW ELL B. (KUER Matching Table Lamps . . . . ♦ RoOawiT m l B th y B M i ■milder - Pkoae 1»» All 3 for only *19 No D a v W ta k or mooUs-tai. 1U5. l i t Went rtrst THREE Bedroom House. Owner leaving town. Will sell for A REA L HUY! equity. Nesr Pin* Crest School. Beautiful Book-Red. large Double FU R N ISH E D APTS, Phone 2504-J. ______ Dreiser, Beveled Mirror . . . a n Wtst 1st Or Call at FuroK Now only . . . . 593 95 turo Center. H I West i l l W M *«ff * Rea) Estate Comfort Specials Avalon Apt*. S O ttm cf. 7J0-W. Reg (Twin or Full sue) Exrh Price e r , Realtan KI Cullen Bad Htrkey, $£9 50 Qililtnp Matt 549 Ml M T . imtaolo ■••»£ ** W able Horn** and Apts. fb°— **■ IN N. Park Ava. Pboa* 231L 39 51) Royal Comfort Malt. 39 .VI 49 50 Prt-lluilt spec Matt . 34 50 FURNISHED AnaitmooL 100 Park J. W. HALL. REAL! Florida Slat* Bank Bu Avo. Identical Savings on Matching •*C*!1 Hall" Phone ITU. Box Springs . :LEAN furnished ant. Close to. 703 West fat St. Phone >11. R ou I . rayteo. Broker ROLLED Edge Inner Spring Mall. B. Reader***, A Matching Box Spring. Beauti­ SICE BEDROOM. Private cn- Anaahetle Pb. 2171 — 17-93 at Hiawatha ful Headboard (choice enlor). trance and bath. Phona 2029-W. Hollywood Legs ........... 54950 I/viking for a good location. 30WNSTAIRS furnished apart. 2101 Amelia in HIGHLAND nwnL 701 Palmetto. Phone *23 J. ECHOLS REDDING CO. PARK. Very neat 2 lied room Ooeaar 2nd A MagaolU Ph 1232 home with tiled bath anil kitch­ IVt Lovely, clean noon*. »»• “Bad" Bamberger. Mgr. en equipment. Yard nicely land­ Two rouma. $33. l i t I »r«. ore* Meeday’e Ul 9 p. m. scaped Priced at 59.500. with attractive terms. URNI8HED Three Room Apt. CONCRETE wllh bath. Screenrd porch. UarMlied Coeereie. Concrete oge. 512 Park or Phone 1331-B-2. Robert A. WDUmbb, Realtor Ready Rteck. Sand. Gravel. Cement Raymood Laodqalst. Assoelato Caam ta Pipe In Meet All QuaU FURNISHED three rooms and Phone 1971 AtlanUe Bank Bldg fkatiois. bath. 1802 Maple Ave. Phono Pkeoe 2N9 3 Bedroom. CB home op large 1474. Aiiartllo. 600 Park. rorner lot. Hot Water Heater, Shervuui Coocrete Pip# Co. Space Heater, TV Antenna, tile THREE Room completely furnish* Oet Heel nth SL hath. A small comfortable homeed Apt. Thono Z392. 317 Pal* clean but needs painting inside— Factory to Yow — metto._____________________ ll.ioonn down and *73 00 month AlaNtaun •N IC E three room furnished Apt. nr 11.991. down and 552 40 month. ▼OMtlAR Dili)da ^ 2300 MeUonvilk.____________ H tt fit* you THIS IS A REAL | BARGAIN. 0* Inner b n gone. MODERN 2 Bedroom, furnished roll with 94aette ends. PlaiUc er Home and Four Unit Motel rayon Upas. Oettow or ayleo w, a, PbuOO 5107. |l. uanraore Bamkarik daaa aad Paint Co K iS J E 3 ROOM Furnished Apt. Lights Phone Sit IN. Park Ave 113-114 Waal tod Bl water furnished. Close in. PbeoeSIN 2W per month. 107 locust, Itewtog Machis**, aid Repairing bone 724-M. n e a r 9 19a B. Park Phase lilt. NICE rooms, hot water, televiiioo. B anarly Appliance Center Coffee privileges. 56 weekly. "Your Wesunghoute Dealer” ^ 10IMV. Maytag Washers i Cotemso Reams . . . 564 jo up ^FURNISHED l Bedroom~Apl 115 Msgasil* Ave. Phene 1757. Phono 432-W. 9196. Raya Equity Used furniture, appluaeas, wots, FURNISHED Garage Apt. Elec­ and Immediate Occupancy in Two ate. Baught-aold. Larry’s Mart. tric kitchen. 200 Elm Ave. 221 E ast!st BL Phona 1131. Bedroom House. Monthly payTWO * BEDROOM unfurnished Way.~6wner, | ments 53100 which Includes USED FURNITURE house. 406 Colonial 222*-M.____________________ CLEARANCE Tears and Insurance. WE NEED THE APACE COTTAGE. Weat Flrit *t. Fruit Oiler-Weller Homes —Ph. INI YOl'R OPPORTUNITY TO RAVE trees, newly painted. Ph. IIOB-J. Retail Value Kale Price |79 95 2-Pr. Sofa Bed Suites 147.00 .NICELY Furnished 5 room Gar4.1 IS 3 Pc. Liv. Room Suites 21.00 I aae Apt. Call 1U daytime, 315-R 29M Wing Chair ............. I t op after dp. a . C, C. Welsh. 29 9S Pintle Platform Rocker UNFURNISHED 2 large rooms, A Ottoman.............. in no also a 2 room Apt. No children. 1191 Adjust Lunge Chair 4 00 I24H Palmetto._____________ 29 95 Walnut Draner C A. WHIPUUN A Mirror ..................... in no FURNISUED Apartment. > rooms, 14 93 Dresser Bases ... 3 00 bath, private entrance. Ph. 49-W. 99 50 5-Pc. Twin Bedroom V. E^DOu ’glS T S uite..............................4*00 tie & Park FURNISHED v s a n iv iia s w r two bedroom down­ ” — 9* M Poster Bedroom Suites 30 00 stairs tu rn iApartment. 909 Park Ave. 29.93 Large Buffet with Phona 1474. Mirror ...................loo . FURNISHED one bedroom rottage 41.93 Dining Room Tables .. is on 29 to Alum. Chaise Lunge _ jo 00 I by the month. See R. J. Carroll Plenty of Mattresses and Box alter 6 p. m. week-day* or any­ time Sunday. Five Point* Motel, Springe — Make us an offer 777 six miles South on IT-fcl._____ Mather of Sanford RONT first floor room. Wall furFR 9M9 R. IM BL P 5 m 127 nished. Furnace heat, hot and cold water In room. Kitchen prtin ■way tl-M vtlegea Utilitlea f u r n i s h e d . Woman. Phone 415-M, IN Holly PUBLIC AUCTION Ava. A. D. HlgUaymta. AaaoeUte Na Matt fnik Ava Phwie N 9 1 | Room Furnished A'"'•merit. Adnlta. 1209 Palmetto. Tb. 93-R. 1907 C E D A R A V E N U E Very Large 2 Bedroom furnished 2-B. B. d e lu x .e masonry home. nicely located Mar high tchool. signer* and ApL Call avanlagi, 2154. Furred walls, ceramft til* bath, will buy am Elec. Rang# and ILfrigcrainr. Walker Auct Attractive 199 f t lot with abode ■. . . _____ ELEC. Strive and G. t Refrigera­ traaa. 99J09. tor. WUI Mil both for m Phone 141T-X-I.____________ LOCH A R D O R 3- B. R. masonry boma la A-l con- WINCHESTER 2(520, Wincbcslrr m«-w. dttkia e« 199 ft. lot. Mtontod awt 19 Ga. Dongle. Hunting Cost. Brtecbes, Boots. Ammunition, block from OCbool bus Use. This » - w i f i w , .r* D IM meat spacious modem etc. Complete HUNTING set-up horaa wa hava to offer la Ha 555 00 F. E. Henry, Sanford Trailer Park om , J t^idirgjM L iMWi* w§ MVt IM H]f* HlsM0< the Sagfnrd Herald. DOWN 1 Reduce mrd 6 Eirlda Mw wuguiiu a S u t t n a j ’j u t CHOn ajL1Q3.4 a n a :d.v)-i u tiii CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Birthrtare of Moham- i t VARIETIES PANELING * Advertisers a n requested to a* tlfr tho Want-Ad Department Im­ mediately d anjr •rrori ln thcir ads. as lh a Ranfoid Herald will tic rctpoolibia for only oat Income) Insertion. E v g e 11 By STANLEY N O l- B U T l G U E S S YOU HAVENT E A T E N /M T H F D I N E R SIN C E T H EY PUT /A! THAT /S E W JU K E BO X— OH, N O -I T S N O T THAT COLD W e d . O c t 10. 105.'. V /i 4| % Ya 44 1 DAVIti MN 0UIION, **, Prime Mmliler-rtMlgTixt# nf Israel, wa* ordered by his doctor* lo hsv* absolute rr«t tor a week or more. A medical bulletin said that Hen Ourlon *feeit we|)“ but rhal h# nrtds * rest Ucause of faugu*. SEAT COVERS * For All Cara R E A trr im . p a t t e r n s C18TO.M KITTED PROMPT INSTALLATION StricklnndMorrison, Inc. Tianford. Florida I’hnne 200 Help Wanted FE M A L E Sears, noehuek an 4 C<s. Ms en opening In Sanford for a young lady l«et»een 10 and 35 \*nrs of age. The person must know inurh type it s 1em s-nd ba aide In maintain a minimum speed nf 3.4 word* m r minute. Bookkeening ex­ perience is a nmrh desired nuatily, Iml other prarllcal experience nr advance edu­ cational arhirsemenV would b» considered. Applicant* must he high school gra­ duates. with pleasing person, alitv and pood character, and have the ahilitv and de. • ire to get along with peopte. The position offers a rood etartinr salary. A discount will he given on all wtirrhases. with group Insura nee. groun hnsniuH*atl»« and profit sharing plan* available. Permanent real, dent preferred. It la an Idea) position far tha right per sen. a If vnu a rj Interested In thla position, and are between tha aga* nf Sfl aaJ 33. apply in person now at Betra Cata­ log Ratea Office. IIS E. First Street. Sanford, Fta. �•* A T R E A S U R E OF 2 4 C A R A T V A L U E S L ittle BUDGET PRICED » FLA . GRADE F o l k s by B /U » v r« l iMor>D. ■ •A X T ESt YOU ^ mavemt I 60T A PH IMTHtHOUSJ l COOtO PtACTiCI OU MAVt THE SNACKICST LUNCH YOU EVER SAW. I’VE BEEN SH0001Y3 AT W ADE'S HAVf YOU, AD&D M 4D £ •PAWMAf SUHEX MKT. J [ ( rtbAM MA* ) 1 > T T ----- “> FRESH r,A. CORN’ KF,n (HALF OR WHOLE) vStoK ely-^ / \S tokely5/ Siokelys^ Ha w a i i a n LYKE'S SUGAR CREEK sP U N C H PEACHES U. S. GOOD BEEF PEACHES LEAN. FRESHLY GROUND SLICED PIN EAPPLE FRESH MEATY PORK HAWIIAN FR U IT PUN CH 1 IO E . vStokely^/ ^ S to k e ly ^ ^ O tS tH C O ^ s p in a c h CREAM STYLE No. SOI CANS No. SOS CANS WHOLE FORDHOOK sliced beets BORDEN'S ROyAL H CARNATION EVAPORATED . *U X L«JuuU 3 Cans BORDEN’S CREAM CH EESE S-Ox. PEGS. M ACAW 1r -= FOODS f t „ FROSTY ACRES FROZEN • BABY LIMA BEANS BROCCOLI SPEARS * k a le ma (o\ BEANEE WEENEES 1 ' u mm im71 •j • ■ ■ a w a i i a n TENDER �* YOU! KtWSPAPIX DirtNDS YOUt RIGHT TO KNOW! W eather tS S M fe r a ltt t* iu ■ vnL'ncvnc*K .,ar h III V V l’U'Cll k tfCIf SA N FO R D . FLORIDA Established IBM THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20. 19M Kiwanians Hear Dr. Beckenbach Dr. Joe Bifkenbach, aaioctite director of the I'nisersity of Ftortda Experiment Station to Giineivflle. ♦poke >e*ic day at the Sanford Klwants Cluo on "Tha Changing Pattern of Agricultural Raa tcarch.'* Brckcnbich told the fargt group of civic leaden that "thia »ort of thing datei back to IMA when re March was a gtncral thuvg." thtogi that didn't happen." DELAND Jh—Meriwether Smith he"The raid, "were the more complex ef Oitecn, land grading contractor problem* with which we are con and part-time preacher. today w u fronted today *' To delve inln the-: indicted by ■ Volmii County grind today, «* ha*r to s*< Jury for ftrit degree murder m the problem* back and pick up »ome of the old itringulitiao death ol hi> wife. er problem* ih*t had been by-pass Zona, S3. cd. but wc mutt have people that The crimi occurred i t the Smith arc well-trained and know how .a home July B Smith, 31, hie main­ get along with other people," tained the strangling w it the work "We re getting into the vlrua pro­ at an intruder, end lotd a coroner i blem now rcople 10 jear* ago Jury Util he itruggled with aome- didn’t know that virus alter* the eee la the couple's darkened bed­ whole metabolic growth of a plant," room and knocked the Intruder be laid. down. Then, K# raid, ho haerd a noice "Al*o." Beckenbach »atd. "we're hi hi* son's bedroom and went to beginning to itudy the climato and tnveitlgite. Whrn ha relumed he it* relationvh'p with the yield of Aeund Ui wife dead on lha floor. crop*, and with it comet a itudy The eon, Samuel, teeUfied that of overhead irrigation." Marketing hi* been a problem Smith tried to choke him. but tald he war able to ret away and call For year*, he and, wav# been polio*. Tha youth. IS accueed hia working on production and no* the fathar at tha Mqviest of "premedi­ marketing relatiomhip with pro­ tated murdet" and laid "He'd duction mutt be studied to devlae threatened to kill me three Umti crap yield and quality at tha aame time. to tho leaf five yeari." Off.rera arris ad at the Smith Dr. Beckenbach ipoka aim on the home to find Smith fat bed with "ipreaiing decline" problem which hit armi around hie dead wlfa'a lace* the r«le*rcb«ri today. Going tody, rather and eon were cor- back to the ortgaal analjiia made, ared with cuta and bruleet. and tho itudiea (unwinding each Alia indicted today on flrit de­ atep. he revealed that researchers gree murder chargea were Harry tried first to Ho a fungus to tho Dreggore. SI, of DeLand problem, Drecgora to accueed at the «hedal­ gua slay lag April SO of 11n . fnet ive Chue. B. hia common law wife, deand Albert Melt*. IS. her ion. at lode the ramihackto home toutb of here. aa Tho shooting. to which Dreggon g to • feel <ITTto UMCTMtoed to hlmaolf woe faodly wounded on the ooe of the imall root* oflhetrce. S w, apparently climaxed a hitter Turning to tha fund* tried by the mkty quarrel. Experiment Station, and tho pro­ Leonard Malta, a younger broth-, blem of grouping hind* used on one or of Albert, laiUftod i t a prelimi­ nary haanng that Dreggon fired iub)ect for research, ho laid, "we want to aaaure you that our hands an Mas. Cham at petal blank art choctod, not only ctortqf -tot audited, with over 100 project! fi­ nanced by many various funds." *'M’e need staff members now to work in teams, and when you start doing that kind of research it be­ comes tapeoiive," he said. We have a (me budget and w» believe that the funds put Into research coma back to the state a hundred­ fold. Beckenbach concluded. "I offer no apoligtoi for the books wo ve annual Junior livealock kept or tho Job wo'vo done. I they pretty much speak for and poultry Mow. sponsored by the think Sou(hearten Fat Stock Show aod themsrtvei " Backenbach was Introduced Sale. Iac., waa held Oct. IT and IS byDr. Dr. I t W Bupreeht. Program nt the Souther atom itoch ihow and chairman tor tho Klwanii Club'a •ale pevfliea at Ocala. program was Dr. John Wilson, also The purpoea of thle atom wi» of tha local Experiment Stition to encourage rural youth to produce and martot higher quality live- staff. alack, poultry and other farm proI t o Bemtoeto Chapter at Future Mrs* Harry Falk Is Fanners at America eponaored a engirt end Angoa toiler fas Ito ahow, Elected To O ffice I t o totter waa bought from Em Mr*. Harry Falk, a worker to the erxld A rm tn Eallwood, which ts First Christian Church was elect­ n u t fay Reed Whittle. TS# An­ ed vice-preiident of lhe Orlando gus, Lady Barbra, woo ■ blue rib- District Convention of Christian m which waa tto top award. Churches at Daytona Beach Wed­ view-president nesday. Dr. Paul H. Tackard, OIN H BiO Thompaoa at the Seminole Chapter FFA, en core, waa named president; and tored a registered Brahma heifer secretary. to Ito etow. Tto animal waa Those from the local congrega­ t o t o t from Franeti Meriwether tion attending the meeting to Day­ at Sanford The Brahma woe a tona included: Pastor and Mra. ta ts r t ptaea n d ribbon. Perry L. Stone, Mr. and ti n . Har­ Bath anlmali were kd and shown ry Falk, Mr and Mra. W. H. to BID Ihompaon, who in rompe- Young, Mr. and Mrs. Ira C. Melai with FFA members from over vi j_M i r *r*.. Latter ueuer Tharp, si Mrs. Charles tto wattra atote, won third p!» V Griame. Mrs Alex B Stroup. to atowmaathip. Chuck Wehj-g; \ w. P. Yesley, Y# Mrs. O. D. to « aaaistad BUI Thompson to ta- undresi, Mra. Geo W. Roland, king ctrw of the animats. and Mrs James L Horton 3r. Tto toy* «era accompanied in too tow* to Ocala by the Seminole EABIH TtEMOR High School Vocational Agriculaval totcber BUI Wait and a FFA SANTIAGO. ChUa uP-A earth tremor was fait hare Utia Attviaar, Lar-y Jon**. morning No damagt waa raportad. ★ ★ ★ \ JC 4 y ik \* ri night (*• CS f i i i t m t north Awnorialed PrCM Lr*.«rrl Wire No. .100. F ifth D is tric t Meeting Success Jury Indicts Smith For First Degree Murder Of Wife Local FFA Chapter Members Enter Two Heifers In Show Thursday; high today Ti­ l t north In 14 *« south: low to­ ® AN IN D E PE N D E N T DAILY NEW SPAPER VOLUME XLV1 r * ir. Iltltf rhing* In tem perature I Two DeBary Clubs Woman Fern Park Residcnl 0. E, Weaver, 56, Resolve Problems Wins Shoot With Local Meets November Session Dies While Workinq DEBARY Route It t ! r,.n tie,!• man) town*. D "ii it irvri the town of Dr Italy? On the ra>t *idf of thu iniilr . prr.i l* Plai lation F'tales. a piou.l irtiilrnliai d iititrt. with tippling lakrlrti ami thlmmar of firth paint a* new h o i n n »ln,w thrmsolir* in r*ri inrrra>inx nuin* Int-. 1h*«r new resident! writ* Ibeir out of «tale friendv gloat. •■•g!i : "There is n r n i mansion To Be In Daytona Ov Id El met ttrxt cr V a resi­ dent «i Fern P».k for It 'ear*, passed sox* »t **ork vtodor»dsy at the Orient* Ferneries ohern he The Fifth District Prjcr i>(»i was bvHikkes'prr rei * tiriru lin n ended u,r of it* Bfevvr mrvrd to Fern Perk m«i»t ■iirccvvful and rnli.<i*ia>l|r trum Sanford whe r hr vs.ss verr mrriligs lj*t ntjhl in >anf.'Ml active in cummunitv sml civic af­ A GltOl P OF I.AW enforcement offkcrs wrt.h the pistol matches get xinderwa* at the Fifth l' *!n t .’.nnlv hefiur 1 o' cIa k »! rr hold fair* Peace Officer* Association meeting in i=anf«rd yr tctrla*. «trf( t" ntiil> i'h : ttcy Williams »m •nc * pi*t,*t match. ■ h ,ne»* Captain Roy Tillil, Sanford; Chief Carl Buchanan of the Winter Path Police Dr ^ailment; Chief Itov \1 the lime of hi* dcjth hr « u inrriinr » barbemr m.t I,.ton.n* Alien of the Daytona Bewdi Police Department; amt ftngrant J- R. Munity, of ■ J». k-cmviUe I’olicr In lawmaker* pralvr Uio org’nl a i r s dirCit.it nt Civil DWrnvc, SuDepartment, (Staff Photo) _________________ -alim* for lit man* hr’irf'M | |h - i intpintcnl of tho ('awclbcriy Community Churvh S ndsv School, fhr t i n t vtarted vrvt-ri'ar if and a memt-er of Ine board of Icrno n ar J o clock u.t) p.itnj of Lhe r.lurch He wax h»t», built w»v. wav hack hv the matchr* which liwk pl.n-* on ^rini »tcw*idt al*o rhairmin of ihr financial com/*_ r v * i r . „ . . at_*. i_ ___ i ^ i . _ . *_____ *. . . . ___ It nn!r Uoulrsard where lar;rti woro mittre1 ot the rtuirrh organiistiotl. •W* I • i A • excluaisely for our u*e: no out- i errete,! for the eient Top nulnl Weaver wit i n v a, live In legion shwvtei was the wife of » Bn.-net I n I f / t / 1 r t F* n I n / T aideta can hold n i'rtm ti thrre. I I Ll J / Y \ \S I I L L I L W Isn't that wonderful* It'a almost IIa w rntorrrmenl olli-rr, Mts aetivie* He «x* * member art I .1. B \ta«k Mr» ' Ia ftrrd a pa«l commander it Die Old Glory like the gatden of Edrn hrrr." IXX out of s possible MV vr.ste tn Pod !*J of Altamonte v in;t ||<s The hemm«!e County Chamber On tb.e wrvt side nf lT-9; are the 30 round matrh In which more »*t alto the immediate pad com­ other developments bclm-ging to of Commerce Mom wribip Drive than a score nf person* took part mander of th. district oi r miration th* villsgr nf DeBary; beautiful tv tn full swing, avid membership ^ Firing with the group nf Ixw en ol lhe Florida Vmrrlian Ixjiorv homes being erected constantly, tnrcrmenl people and members of and a mrrrtber nf Seminole Voilura romr'illoe chair nan Clifford Me -as. landscaped as >arc fully as (ho** the F fth Di'tncr Peace DHtrer* ol the It k I \i the time of his Riba1!! tftla morning of planlslion Estates and owned ksioc'xtlon was loul* Wltnrighl death he was serving a* Chaplain "With onty initial reporS com hy people socially the same >* Head i'u*to<!lan of the Guard at and Service Officer of Old Glory Post fins to *1 present," Mrhibbin laid | those arrov* the n**d. ttaifi.rd Prl»on Surviving *-e hit wife Sfrt Ruth today. "w>c are expcnricing *nmr lien,- Acree. prosident of the But when the Plantation F.vtates of the wonderful rn>hu«ia>m that women wish to Invite tho>* new Florida peace Olficert Alsociellon Vkrsvrr; two daughters. Mr* Wil­ friends ftom across th* way tn and the sutrwidr group’s 5-cie liam William* of \popka and Mrs. n i l evidenced in the kUknlf )exNew forms for racking me'er theit o«n already established rtuts I n v. Virgil Stewart, attemted the J R lllttaxray ot Fern Park; a Dr*. James B. Foley and Effa Icrday." ;• , mrcling yesterdar and tat in on n>n, Stall Sergeaiti Robert r tteaviolation* and parking v lnt.itinn* Dlckarson of Sanford art attrnS"We drfwiltly cncodrag.d have hern pul into live by the meetings in the M*n>inn House thr hii*inr*i session ol the or” snt- ver now setving in the U. S, Air Ing the t#35 joint meeting of tha they find this I* not the garden Force in Germany, sp.l five grandlalion Florida State and Southern Vetrri- with tha flvat day rci>oitv." the Sanford Police Department of Eden; they <annot admit any­ klerlTg at Die Elk's Ciih tho rhildien The two notice* are lellne.l "A " one who is not ■ Plantation naiy Medical Association* current­ membership chairman *aid. Ad Funcial services will he held Fri­ dltlonat reporta wi!l br coming in and "B". with the "A" n-'tirr Estates owner and belong* to the buxincvi meeting got itotrnvay ly underway in Jacksonville. at 3 o’rlock when a rep*>r1 ftonx day afternoon st T p m at CoxThia year's program marks the this alictnoon and tomorrow fir printed with hlaik letters and ’.he Association. the nominating committer for tho Paiker Funeral Home in Winter •Jhth annual convention of Uio the fir.*t phase of the gigsnlic cam­ •*B" notice tn red "What do you mean." they re- election of district nltics-ts ws* Park wild the lire Darwin A Stir* The notice print*) in black petFlorida State Veterinary Medical paign that was put uUw rflrrt ye»tain* In citations third v* "nark tori heatedly, "Do sou tell us. that braid New olfiretsi n a m e d by uHlrisiing Palltwjrer* will ha Ataorialion and tha Mth ef lh* terdav morning ing Improperly," "parkin; In re­ en one from ‘the other1 , ,1, of the unanimous irllun of the group mem lifts ul in* Did Glut' poj| of SouUrrn group, tom pored of vtlSix .earn captains arc enrourag American Legion in Altsmonta tiinai ana from 11 loutharn sUUv- mg tlmr team members to g<< served apace." "pwrkln; prnhibl street* is welcome heie- We'H see were Captain Roy Allen Da*Iona the Beach chairman: t.t. Jack Mary, Apt lags ted," *p«rklng double.*" * parting to that " But th* rules are iiontlsd. The Orlando, vice chairman; Kilt Attn Jaetsonvilrt for the fou^day ,|f|(rtJ |o lhe o,.jn fr ,mw| and all night." “ pviklng overtime " or meeting which ia featuring damon- 'Gator Bowl football gaites at “oilier vndJtmn- " Fine, for theve ■intin,linn stands and is a tore <aroc. spronit vii-cchairm.sn with Parking A rea Is f Thoms* Mrthourfit- It H *t(atmni of newest advance* in •like for the top mrr> 1 1 the rare, violatiom arc rt at l l ' s l If made! •rot cra|*plng up ns cons er sations. t’osgr-ve Sanford' ('hint %irt*o' or lakin to the sanford Police De "TIi* (fun curiato" I* a term apvaleiinary niediena, social **rnta lhe top men. pcicenl*ur«iie. will P-irtmrnt wiihlit 14 hours Olhcr son, Fuvtls Cap! i C S our Dr N ear Completion pled. many times to the easl aide. and business loitiortt. The con­ receive four tickets and i-'i tx- wive, the tinner reads, the line is The new psriing s-e. off PomI let it this fall there seemed to Lin .to i apt Jtm rn y turkeivon, vention began Sunday and ™da pciue money for the Oramc Bowl increa-ed to $3u0, Del s id E T Frwm. SI Ati*ti*| m et,tat Ave evtendfng to Rem!. hs no solution. But nowthnl there game whilr the treond man wilt Wednesday, Oct. 19. me. and I Hogan. Drl and wore *vde fto-i’e sr,| * Ketitp t-lnught Tlte notice printed to rvd is lor Highlight of the meeting will br rot civ c four tlrkrl* and $15 ex itvr lurking only amt lhe tine is i* * Woman's ( Itib of D< 11JS?y no all named rnmmltlrrnun Willi nearer rompfeiinrs !o,!av with th# O r v*rs( side s i t a I'lantallnn the ftrwl cloved circuit lelevl*mn prove monc) for the 'tutor i!nv*l Fran's Porter ot Euslis renamrt.' psilsimivef p'epsrm r the soil, i(»nlllllird nn I’agr I Ighll 1 ‘tales Woman’s i Uih arioss the rcrorder demonsttations in veterinary con­ game •and and rtsy. The mlx'r takes a Street, romposed of friends who vention history. A thunderous ovation * u given The team eaptain winning the feel entitled to meet together Cxpl t|ov Till!* nl Sanford when ifepth of from sis to eight inrb't In conjunction with tho Joint honors will receive two ticket* in whenever they so devjre, the first b • ret'rement was annoiinred. The , of soil throughly pulverising tha convention, tho American Animal the Tangerine Bowl game and D o HotplUl Ateoriallon ia kidding a steak dinner* at Frrddir's Steak wedge Is being enlered. The De- iTKaninUrm paid tribute to the j clay and mixing with sand la eerie* of meeting*. Women's auxi­ Hoove flat v Woman's rlnh ha.l a tea C5 y e a ru d ,| p,,Tlre officer who fiarf form a st*MDlr<( has* for finux liaries of all three grour* al*o isweetly to whi. h they invited Worked ttisrlevslv tn further the four to five inrlies of lime rorV, Tram Caplwinx ate H I. Per have meetings scheduled to coin­ n-rmhers of the plantation Estates 1purposes ot the Florida IVjcr OHl After the r!*) tn | s a n d h*t. la kins Jr., O. Lewis Dinkint. Don cide with tha Joint convention. DFRkRY — On Sunday the new Womans elub for a marvelous .•era Atsoeiallon thoroughly parked and hardened, Pairs, Gordon Sweeney, Dallas Baptist church of DcBiry will be I afternoon. 'f^.e FI'OA President l.vtd the ***' Bme r o t I* applied, lamp and John Williams fnrmilly opened at two ^ivirev 1 The riat tatlnn Estates Woman's member* in thr husinevs .esvi.n The firs! eo*i it applted for th( Bull Wins Grand The ■inctuary will be dedicated 1eluh is msking plan, foe « month­ Dial he would do anythin;; In any haid-aurfared ire* when th* *t II a m with the ttev Hubert M ly rard r*rty to srhich they a ill rlulrtrt to push forward the ideals whit# lime nvk It thoroughly Champion Honors Firemen Planning Thoms* of Beta ting. a*l guests from srro,, th. hfcH- nf the itatewidr group "Inti rail hardened and smoothed. Dr Clifford Wslker of the Bsp- " • ) . also a holiday lea In which on me to »ppe*r before sour In Texas Fair Barbecue Dinner ttit Convocation from iscksonville Boards of C'ommtiilonerc, rounA bull owned by A. Dud* and The tornfwood Volunteer Fire­ and thi Rev. D. I* l-ocki of Or­ the DeBary Woman’s flub is to ctls, or othrr groups in thr in'ethe Invited. Fortunately the FinSana, of Slavis, won Grand Cham­ men are readying Ihetr plans for lando will assist st the 3 p m serest of our organisation.” he laid. pion Honor* at the National Bra­ the heaf barbecue dinner they are sire After Uie Invocation hy Mr men s Association is an under­ Secretary .S'cwart explained In 2 Breaks In W ater hman Show bald at tha Tax** holding Bsturtay, Nov. II at Sun- Thoms* there will be sn aJdras* standing group and has given detail the problem* confroultog th* use of u beautiful new ball for the FPOA and the dealh benelil Mains Arc Reported njihada Park. by the Hev. J G. Start a. s u i t Fair In Dali** recently. Lams Platt Brown, who tuper- there rard parties and sorlat leas fund vshlch he said, "will get un "Emparor Manio JF* waa tha Prof red* realiied from thia eT w o breaks tn w a te r m a im h av a bull tntirtd nl tha ahow by A. vent will be used to purchase much vises the music, announces that so­ Route IT $2 which ronitrets derway In a tew wrek* *' The mat been rs p e iie n re d t h i . w e e k, acither-to«n , „f florid* mar not los will he featured in this special l(r is still m romniillee. he ssid. f o ld in g to a report from lh e e ity '« Duda and ftons. Tha award was needed equipment for the Fire De­ minlc program; by Henry F.ltelin slwaji sever the town of Drliary. hut snould move forward and t.e partment. presented Oct. 19. m a n a g e r's effire, eomo a reality io.s,i nf Del^wn Springs and Mrs Bruce It waa tha first lima that a A six-inch ms n was hroken Abernithy of Del.snd. "Thy Tha next district meeting was Florida hull #*#r waa aver s Church 0 God" and "Ble*s This Arthur J. Gear *»1 for Nov !( at Dayton* Beach vesterdar *i ?5th a r t Patmatto Texas animal In national competi­ USO Film Shown House' will be the anthems. according to a motion carried u_ ) where Ted \) illlaiu* Is , onstnictlng tion in tha Imne Star State. The Seminole Countv Jsyrret a retail lumhr,Mya<d The break tr the group. All Drliary denomtn*ti uis have Dies At Residence nanimioisty The hull came from lha Duda shrvwcd a film to the Yacht rtuh 9 p nt felinlaicd lhe eongiegwtion of lhe Following the business ac**ion. | w*» repaired ranch at Cocoa. Arthur John G*«r died ,< hit Xthickrn barberue wa* s-rvrd tr. today at tl 3n on "The I’SO and Bsptisi church on their b*auliful Tha see nod ku«< " i > Tuesday What It Dws." mV S’ Rn,*l,» Hrive l a s t, more than m t st'endm; the meet n r l u * h i « s six -in c h m * n w aa ehurch Mueb ftnsnrisl s"d phys­ Thu lx in connection wtih the ical travail has gone into bringing . . * ,r *,,lnX to Hi health for (ng h u e tn Sanford Trepan d un 1 b ro ken on French A s * Th# pipo Association C a lk • omit c. . . . . / ... bout seven months. LM) drive which will start Sun this edifice Into existeme Every­ Her the direction ol Clyde F.'livm w a s re p a irs,) and p i t hack into Horn Joy t | . |g;g |n at the Elk'* <lull pits, the peace Session For Tonite day wiih an open houve tea at the one Is invited to altrnd the dedi­ J.uiHean w«. • e i v i i e at X 15 p. m , a t t e r a th ree* Ontario, I'wnada ,„ d had I'.vO tiom 3:30 to 5 p m (C opt, nurd an rage Eight) catory s e r v e d . I hour repair Job, A meeting tonight nf th< '''<"1 In Sanford for tha p . .| he public U cordially inutrd tunl Concert Association hat been tour years | | , . . . , ★ ★ ★ filled U formula!* plan* far Ihilr Hrara Methodist Thurrh, Our-ago. forthcoming in#mtor*hip drive. JIL. th* Triiuminar Masonic A limited metnbenhip hi* been Lodge. Chicago, and for 41 year* was * master merhanic of \m rr|. oullired dui to the (riling capacan Ship building Co., nf Chicago clip of the building In which the H« la survived hy hit widow, programs will be preiented. Mr. Mahal M. Gear. Xanfonl; The meeting thle evening, t* be daughtara, Mr*. Ruth dtnne held i t the Seminole County rhtragn: two a o n i. Willard School AdminUtratlan Building on Gear, Evergreen Park, III.; Frank Commercial Ave., It celled for S Highland, fnd ; two graodo'clock. .on*. Arthur and Richard Gear, Mr». Ralph Auetin Smith, memand eleven great grandchildren, t berehlp fhilrmin, hie urged ill Th* ramalna were lent tn pereone Interested In the concert Cblragn this aDernonn for funeral eerlee to ittend the meeting thle and interment at Mount Green­ (criting to h u r the plana idopted wood Cemetery, Chicago, to f ir end to lend their help In rompletlng the program nocoeurp to eceuro the complete member, In Lovett'i full page adver chip for the association. Garment at grocery Item* In Under ronetdermllon for tho eer­ esterday'a Herald. It was Inlee here In Smford are natlonilly orractly Hated that thtir local Known figure* ee Cernetlt Otis dorta would to open Friday Skinner end the fimeue Den Ce»alfhli until • ; » •'clock. Mdl Chenie, Th# pro»ent ilore hour* ar* (i Nlowi:—Moatday through rhunday:—» :» a. m. to «:M TUNIS, Tualiie ID - Algerian n. m , Friday and Saturday:— ifatit weeit «■ the warpath again !:M a. m. to T:00 p. m. nd killed three Frenchmen in an Ill# Herald la glad to M tto tto Itack an a a t e J u t over the RCHRE1RNTATIVB KENNETH BALLINGER #f TaBatoate#. t toy# correct!oo »* Tins DKBA1Y BAPTIST CHURCH which wIR be dedlrited negt County, waa In Ran feud ytd ysaterday yaateri aa a tueat of Representattvu Member skip Reports Are Encouraging Foley, Dickerson Are Attending Veterinary Meet New Violation Forms Into Use Church To Open In DeBary Sunday SMtor. (A M to t o m s AtodU) f.- a v 7 * ' ? --------- • Mato M. novwlaad Ja. t o l l U f t o ! — • * amito right- (KulX PtotoJ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 19, 1955; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3855574e0376fc1fed9e081bd11bbe7c.pdf fe78e21c2293d876d2517dbe48237a9f PDF Text Text * » THF. SANFORD HERALD 8 Mon. Oct. 17, 1955 (Osntianed from Page One) Buchsnsn. Chief of Police In Win. tor Pirk. and the Fifth PUIricl r hatrm*n. Captain Clyde Carlan, in charge of the Orlando Florida Highway Palrel office. have rm quested a good attendant* of til* mtmbtra throughout th* area. 11 U expected that nior* than W will a'trnd the meeting. Special door priies are to be given away, laid Captain Ttllu Saturday, coaiitting of a table model radio, waljau, tie holder, and minlatur* badget. Virgil Siuart, lecretary-freaiurer of Ui* Florida Peat* Officer! A llocu­ tion, .if St AuguiUne, mil attend the meeting. A barbecued ehirtrn dinner *iU folio* the afternoon meeting. Cap. tain TUiia reported Saturday. The dinner, with all th* trimming!, will be served at 6 p. m at the Elk'* Club. (Continued From Page One) laid airen on the rtipon'lbtlily of l*>m»n wilneuing for Chmt and ibaring bli minutry to the world Bet only In their tenure hut alio through their daily occupation* la hli evening menage on "Faith and Worfca" (J*s 2:1I-K*. he raid. "A |irofe»iion of faith, with­ out faith, without good work*. is wtrthieia. (21 The existence and genulr*neu of Chrutian faith la proven by good worka (3( Here belief does not make men right w-ith Cod until it fLnd» expnpsinn |a active ohedionre and godly ffi>du** •A. Mornug Worihlp ui The Util# Brawn Church on the Hill (CongregaUonal Cbmtiant Dr J. Bernard port took a t hli teit the wordi of Nathaniel" Can any good thing come out of NatafethV* He slid that Nathamai came from Cana, whtrh was only four mile* from Narareth arrt could not think that Nirarelh, with which he w»* to familiar, could amount to anyt.ijig. After ihowuig th»‘ fami­ liarity breed! contempt" and that we are great loier* though our lack of diirermrnt and faith. Dr. pool dated with the»e words •‘There are ton many Nathaniel! who are akeplieal of good in Narar#*h There are r.oi enough Philip* Philip did not argue with hli friendhe never would have convinced him. He limply ia:d Come and K f for yourtelf! "And when Na thtnirl came, he erifd ' Toon art the Son of God the Messiah There la no figure in hlitory bet­ ter known than that oi Jesus Through all lh# long year* w e have been hearing about Him’ Ml* image 1! before our evei; Ht» word* have be*n memorited. we have learned to repeat Hli prayer— We know of the faeli of Hia Ilf* We know about HIM. but do w* KNOW HIM’ "Can any good thing com# out of Naisreth?” Can Jeiui itep out of Memory'! picture frame aid be­ come a mfghty power In our llvei today? Can wa know Him ai Hu disciples knew Him • ai Friend, and Mailer, and Saviour? The linipel lay!. COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF The Rev. Davii 5 CirnefU, pa»lor of the Chrutian and Miulonary AUlinre Church, ehoi# ai aermon topic. "The Res son and Reality o! Christ'* Return". Ha aaid, "The reality of Chttit's JUtum to earth again la aa iura •a Hii coming the firit time n a Babe in Bethlehem; ai aura aa HU death on the Croia of Calvary; aa tare t t HU Reiurredlon from the grave; aaS Plure a wt Hii S,* a vv , m 'XShI wi W mmom Ascension into heaven when two angel* stood by th# dlielptea and llid i “V* tt*» of Galilee, why stand y* gating up Info heaven* this same Jesus, '.which la taken u» from you Into heaven, shall so com* In tike man­ ner at y* have tetn him go Into heaven.” "The Return of Christ Is the next great event on God’s calen­ dar It Is lh# next great incident In lh# life and work ol the Son of God. It will be the next great teen* In-the history of the church The Holy Spirit would make It of great Importance to earh of na personally through the Inspired Word and through H u direct wit­ ness wiihtn us. ‘^Whether you are willing to r*meode it or not, you have something at stake In th* Reason and Reality of the Return of Christ.” he said. (Geetliwed (ran* Pag* One) Avenue, Hie platof, Clara Lewis, said that members of tha family saw the deed man Monday night. The body wma examined by Dr. 0 . H. Start) and Dr. V. A. Smith. Neither doctor report\l fum ble violence In lb* death of the tf-y»sr-old man. John Willie Mostly was tem­ porarily living in the dwelling alone on Sanford Avenue where he Waa found dead tn bed. Reports of po.sihla violence were expressed by Members of the family when bis sister that that h« was "threatened by n negro man I I or 40 treat* old." If he had Just let vs lulp him. ab* laid. Th* dead man had mail* « statement tn his mother, It waa aeparted, aaya, "somebodyi going t# try U klU » # .A Censor's Ju ry was impanael#4 nt the scene to view the body. wore J. V, Jnn»*, Doe Brown, Douglas, E. H. Bennett, 0, Moffett, iM O. E. Hugh**. TANKS 1CHI DOWN a Tokyo rtreet a* Japan celebrate* the ftnt aonlveriery of Its aelf-defen»e force Under U. S. guidance, the conn* try * mililary might ha« been built up to a current strenpth of tlO.OOO ground troops, 10,000 men manning a 70-ihlp navy and an atr forre of 4,000 men and 200 trainer and cargo plant*. (JnlmMlioiialJ (Continued from Page One) to remove the lop and free the in­ jured woman Dandridge, a butcher and meat culler, cam# in Sanford from Lee*burg He wai employed here by Wade’* Supre* Market, lie atiended the Church of God la San­ ford Survivor*, other thin the injured wife and daughters, are. a ion Ce­ cil, Sanford; hit parent*, Sir and Sin Thoma* S Dandrldje of Lee*, burg; live brothers. Sly let and Ralph Dandridge n( Leesburg. Sul­ len Dandridge of Waurhul*. Then Dandridge of Venice, and Harry Dandridge of Mount Dora; two>111ter*. Str*. Haiti Peacock ani Mrs. Ehbie Norrl* of Leesburg. Funeral arrangement* are not yet eomplele. (Continued from Page One) Sgt. Ediaoiy A. Myen 1* a veter­ an of over seven year* National Guard service and l* currently a *0 MM mortor iquad leader. lfe la married *n1 has one child, lives gear Monroe Comer m Lake Monroe, and 1* a Seminole High graduate. In civilian life Myets Is employ­ ed by lha Florida Pov-er and Light Company as a line man. R;l * Raulerson, a National Guardtma n for the past three years, Is a rifle iquad leader, first tifle pi a loon lie is employed hy Minute Maid Corporation, currently Uvea m Apopka, and is a graduate of Apopka school*. These men successfully passed a stiff written and oral examination given by a boar I of oHirer* *p. pointed by L«. Col. Thomas K MeClaln commanding officer of the 3rd Raltalion, I2llh Inf Regt (Continued from Pago One) College end Uak* Pleeid Country Club golf championships, th* Na­ tional and International Speed Skating Championship*, the z n end no yard Inferrolleglato speed skating championship as well as acquiring various .hunting trophi**. Mr. Brewster practiced law at Lake Plarld, se n e ! as village at­ torney. is a former hank director, villi;;* tn u ti* and tnwn a u o iflr He alto served as General Chair­ man of Lake Placid Council, Boy Scouti of America, and found time to b* active In the Town Hall Playera. Four Coses Set For Hearing Today S* inlnolo County Court began this morning at IigO with four f! iN aat for hearing today, Rummow for Jury duty war* ■Owed on 43 out of 41 drawn for tho Jury tbta work. Another sat of Home* will bo drawn to servo lha aorond week, la oouinon addition to ro tha uia hearing aaaring of fmir east* oat for today, bend . . . turn day and estreat day pro both oet for ItSO this afternoon with a rncotd number of roars an (fntitlnned from Page One) Annex in the Flrat Baptist Church, ae.d the propnied L u t h e r a n Church of the Redeemer. Mr. Houghton iiw hi* dream coma true when recently he ws* taken on • tour of lha near compleW Sernioofa Memorial llovpI'al for whiih ha had sketched many preliminary plan* aince io n . He was one of th* earliest licensed architect! In th* State of Florida and wai accepted ai n member of thn American Institua of Architect*. Ha waa a member of th* Sanford Rotary Club, th# Maiom, and th* First Presbyter­ ian Church of Sanford. Houghton wai prominent In architectural circles throughout Florida and lha south. During World War It ha wea head of th* Building Section of tho Corps Army Engineers for the cnnitrurtlon of military bates and building* In Florida nod Georgia. Funeral tenders will be In ch.trge of Britton Funeral Homo and will bo held at the First Presbyterian ■ Church, Tuatday, Itnmnirowi (Yet. I t at 1 p.m. Services will h* conducted by lha R*v, Angus G. Hrlnnis and th* R*v. W. P. Brooks Jr. The family has requested flowers not be rent but any memorial gifta be mad* to the local chapter of th* American Ctnrer Society headed hy Mrs. Julius Dlngfelder. Survivors include his wife, Lucy W. SIought on; aon, E. J. HoughIc-ry J r , t»,i «ln Lighter*. Sirs. George M Cooper Jr., Raleigh, N, C-, anl Silts Charlotte Sloughton, Winter Park; three granddaughterc, Lury, Sleureen, and El'iat>e h Mnughton Sanford; on* sister Mrs. R. B. Chapman, Ind­ ianapolis, Im i; stepmother, Mrs. Jant*a Houghton, Nanford; broth­ er, La.lia H Houghton, Sanford; and two nlocr*. Mr* Ctyd* C. Orren, Ran Francisco and Mr*. Robert M. Gut, Indianapolis, |nd Pallb»»trr* will bo. fi. 0Chase Jr., Randall Chase, B. P. (Cootlnued from Page One) tpeakera on the program Include: Dr. Arthur R C pirtn, Dean of Amoi Tuck School of Buiineit, Dartmouth College, Hanover New Hampihir*. uhoao topic will he: Economic Outlook for 'he Homing Induitry: John Mee. Profeiaor and Chairman of the Department of Management of Indiana Linnerilly School of Buitreji, Blooming­ ton. Indiana who will apeak on Ex­ ecutive Development; Don F Gey. rr, Viee-preildent of th* United •Slatea Saving! and Loan League, Chicago, who will diicun Relationi of Savings Association! and th* SchonH; Ray E. Green. Comptroll­ er, Stale of Florida; and J. M. Sink J r , Prendent of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Greemboro. For the ladle* a luncheon and fa«hiin ihow wai arranged (or to­ day al noon. Thu afternoon wai let ailde for round table dtinuiiona on Staff Organisation; Property Improve­ ment Loin*; New Oflire Quarter!; Ntw Ai socialism; and Group laauranea and Ratirement Plana. Flrat Vice-president of the Flor­ ida Savings A Loan League la Jneieph S. Guernsey, preaident of the Orlando Federal Savings A Loan Association. eaota; Harriett Sheppard, Hia­ leah; I U ii Waymmi. Miami) M. Monts deOea, Florida State Ad­ vertising Commission; Alan Gould, Miami, and Dick Hinman, Miami. In the Hand Coloring course* the instructor, were VI Dlshinger, Jacksonville; Doris Dutton, Lake* land, and Yvonne Greely, St. Petersburg. Sunday afternoon th* professional photographers of Florida en­ joyed a vtall to Silver Springe and lUlnbow Springs a i well aa ether points of interval la the Kingdom of the Sun. Ocala. Over its photographers attended this mid-year Conference of th* Florida Photographers* Associa­ tion. Mr. J. W. Shelton, C. P. A. waa the banquet speaker and apok* on “ The Advanlagaa of rroper Coat Analyst!” . Mr. Shall on la the past President of th* Jacksonville Chapter of the Florida Instituta of C. P. A.'e. KAY SAFE WITH X DELUXE L -W E A T H E R r BATTERY] G O O D Y E A R Wiih perebave of 12 JO or more, you tt eoupea. With l lend I t . 00 to Goodyear. You get your raincoat in atyrl* you chouoe -— f Fit! moit «arv Trad# now before your eld beHery leave! you stranded. a ie n 'i, v a e a i 'b m*i\ U i 'i Small Down P aym ent Delivers emm The new specially priced Legal NoHca (Continued front Peg* One) S53ATT«?*r,%« • losses a t noalaol* C euaty, Flor gross will pass ouch a bill In lie 4*. wilt rtrelv * hMs S | Is l aV|o> T m . KovsmM r T th, l i s t . Tor II coming session. A multi-billion Plall'tw iogi oa* — *4rar4 D ragllo* w ith dollar pr r * m to build* ehout fellow lag mm.muas apocKtea4*1.000 mile* of inch an interstate tioesi A. Dloaol ob * i * o with ol oriels system did not clear th* Usi constsrta r —■ O. II. aretorro* great. & l*‘ 1 aloeo kaom a a ! l ‘ oooo Th# ftrrt Florida link, said Jurgonsen and Conner, tout uc D. r.ino pull oa D rag dram «f from Lakeland to Tamp* over K , with an elevated expressway across Tempo and an extension to P , All gear*. laataClog travel St. Petersburg. Eventually, they Mid, this expressway would go beynpit Tmkeland in Ortandn end Daytona Beach. Jorgenson laid other express­ way* would go to Ocala, Laka C'ty, anJ th* GoergU Urn; from Panaaeola through Tallahassee • i i W i oi no and Lake City to Jasksenvtll#: 0M4#e * 0 . errant la and from tho Miami a m north* seoi one D r tia T/L ward. n>4 bucko*. W ANTED ■ |x ■ “ — ss,TJ".„'.art3Sf ’.’V' trs& .vaatti Hera's your iwbefoaa tire H R No tab* so chafe, pinch. #C blew out. EactusL* )-T Coed p/ai Grlo-Saat Con lira ciion giies double proiacilnai against punctures, taa it—aryl k. It’s ih* kisaw leow taa nshelesa the you o n hnyf ** Fha Aa praaert whnah *f ymwgg MO I 1 I U I TO a w T U M I A I IO W A I » ) .* • A W O K Law-cost Traction for Trucks! �C^w 'v t -i*-* f W # *,*- ■ \ •• „ ■ - Weather TOUK NIWSPAFEK Pxrllv floods tonlrM mil Wednradav; motor smith portion tfejs jllrtn in n ind tonight; eontiword DEFENDS TOUR RIGHT TO KNOW! nm | tom orrow. ________AN INDEPENDENT PA1I.T NEWSPAPER .ib lk h e d m * VOLUM E X L V I Seal Sale C h a i r m e n Named At Meeting Sa n f o r d . F l o r id a Plane Hits Building i t K s n 7 \v .~ o T T o n E R i s . in:>.i \ ‘in ijtird PrM* I.rimed H’irp No. 2!>A 1 -------- J State Board Chairm Requests Road List NORTH HOLLYWOOD Calif. * n . S«ml*>!e County Tuberea- - ' »m»u *»•"* . b’’ Jo.l, »nd Health Association. DM >"’ ' bov ,Jn<, " Tlwn’,f night mined tU heal Sale Chair- r r i,h ‘“'l *nto , ■. Jp i:l min »n4 'he Real Sale Rand " r*» " ,th . br‘BV"S Chairman for thr routing Chnxt- «»"*"* ,n M* » « m u Seal Sole dr.’ #? " " r» ~ «*• 1 w lX h n U .o f d Robert E. K en t. IMS Seal Sale, *’ . , , , „ , Chairman named R .'c n J. B . J ,Th° m , plane plummeiM nut man a. l^e Rond Sale chairman iir# « i after taking L«‘, ' h" iLoekheari i ’x E 'a oil from Plar.i are underway for lb* IMV air Terminal in nearby BurSeaJ Sale, with the neeenanr per- hank. An #»# wiinei, and a win: nut jranted by Coimtv Cleik 0 !• dn,ppH off th# {ri(l The Bond of Srintn.ile i ounty for *1;ty with whlifh th*. r !■■,•#• Herndon tn arcordance wjih a le- phngr^ lnlo buJdinz. Answers to letters from 1 i ommtmonri* Ihiv m.iimng an hall d sound wotlid hr T tliDUve requirement adopted at -p,, toyear-old •poruman and iho ired Ihe rvpenditure of JgJ per and convtnirtrd. U J p p m ed fe tr'i’" 1 * .nty K sht-of-wsy tha reernt irision of the Lrgula- • (orrnfr Jut6 rarer was returning irer lor a ni.nhei cd o:ange tree< by the rommisuoin. lur*iton# l« hi, home tn La, Vejai. , grill sre r ’ss’^ly slow in com in a right of-way to. Dixon Road Impruvemenis e . . Is ovrr PC into the 5snford offiie nf Mr, Herman Jarobron, Prt*l- Nev. Tolice mve»tu*tor» compleiin the voiill.eip pm non of the conn wnic.i Seminole 1‘aunt 5* SchfW'l dent d the Seminole County TB their idenliliratinn of Thome Jvlm I - 1«». ty The original offer bv the tom hu-rs travel in thr \irl tilty ef Unofflrlal'v, It n s , t*»e»!»d st and Health A».»ociation pointed from hli ring. » belt burMe, a gun mi” ion wa* (or <20 pei trre N Casselluerry were 1'iinctl down. out the u rg n t need for blood don- ,nd hit will found in lha wreck- th* mretlne rf the Board of Srt” lI lo iii- wa, gitrn permission to A Ir’.e i from llibturit t .in elberry o n . Methtefi and programs to l e * ;r 001*1 Couni* vI’mmlssiuncr* this m ike the olfer for the t o ’ear-old reqiicslled 1 h r trriprm c'm*m*. cure donor* were diicuited with! Tha other d»sd were identified morning, th,t ll card. In an* ’ alrnria orange tree, Howe’ <sr until the in *iirr *i Road no definite lehedul* adopted f o r i,, Mr* Bettv Jean MeLf 11 ren-' to a letter hsis been reti Muller of Ihe budget meeting and Hr idge fund nHtTlIf - |l settlrd. the immedtat* future. However, dent in the update, apartment The leticr. it is undetilooil. ask­ The delightful odor of hjfon and ealied by the M atr ll u a l Depart­ tor li t■ lown-tup of Cm -rllierry the aeriou»ne<% of the wit nation where the plsne erashrd. and two­ ed that • irtutn caid he madrd, ment In Del.and wav aiinouiirrd to -<> that load linpro’enirnls - Rhilt ecs*. coupled with rnUuivl^tm and Ihe s’a, i\pre» vd and immediate ac- month old hherjlt Camille Prerinn, rnmmitiionrrv t>v Chaitman 'h r IIUlorpnratrd s its limth of tl <s indicating wh»th»* or not the pro* Ihe spirit of growth, will he in rvi. Don wa- p ntt-ii out as neccuary. oho had Just hern baptired two John M ri’ th The in terim hudgrl town could he P’aile t” the local |e tly own* ir tr i’lrd or rejected dence tomorrow morning si Ihe A a'afe of speakers was approv. hour, before the apprat’s' figure for itght-of. Yacht ' S when member* of w ill t*e e’ lablivhrd on Mov J from group, Commi*’ioner tMn Four* I to to \ on o'clock, th* period of ed for the coming Seal Sale cam­ The hah, i psrenl,. Mr and Mr, way proprrtirs. the member*hi|* eomnutirr of the tim e alliH ate I to Sem inole County. akie laid, ’ Let * leave i> a* It if paign Several perscas were nam­ Slirhael Preston, who lived in the and let Firm mandamus u» " Seminole Fount) t handier * of ed to Ilia speakers group who dsswnstairs apartment, were hoM | Theie weir four cards acroid ng V plat vubmttled to the eo.nnjl* Corrmutton Chair '-an MrUrh will n p reirn l Ihe Seminole County tng a chrlMening party They. Mr to the unofficial report, arreptitig t'ommerre. meet with their chair nonrrs for approval wav turned said earlier. "I am willing to go man, I I fiord Mrhibbii, for a and Mr,. Frank Marchira of Lev th* appia >rr, figuie wh'lr seven dnwn until wider right-of-way, along with giving the It ad ar.il unit brfore rivie flubs and other Article*, and Mt*v Anns Predn card, have |.een teieived teject- “kick off" braakfait. rould he de«ignaled Ihe Last Budge Fund* to C at•cllv'rfj. but large groups. Six raptain* h a ir heen appoint f.ongwcwsf Sub-.ll’ lston witlvn Ihe I am not in favor ot going baric tng the appraisers figuie. A program to fold seals that UM, 0,Vl^ n/ . hur*' N, J * nil oe mailed this year was an­ tously burned or hurl. Cards accepting tha appraisal rd to hrad tram* of member’hip city limit, of Longisoeut, ha* pie- five ;eara to give the funds. II commdtee* and beginning at 7 li In critical condition urre the nounced Mrs. Denier Cordell Included lhi>»e from fto»* >Io!dry tomorrow morning, they will he vtouvly heen approved hy the Umg- he i Hibbard Casselberry i had IN ' t ulJl t j Marchie a,' *wr> children, John. T, wo,wi city council, quo,I f f Ihr fundi live years agn will speak hefor. Ihr banford'a^ p , trlriB> „ A» rrrn, IMd at and M1*1sret l Ity, The only name Wheeler T. Jonet ehauman of there would have hern a differWoman's Club groups meeting Norlh Hollywood Receiving Hos­ mentioned at the rommlsslon meet­ in aelmn The trams, rnmprttng with me another, will he railing ihe State Road Board a tied the tomorrow Trior to the luncheon ing reject ng the appraised fi­ on pro*peil* for new memhrr, SemlnoV County CommUnon, hy enre. Srmnola County Clork O P. meeting, Isdies of the club will pital. "I only hesrd a plane." Mr, gure *a* from Virgil Austin. for the Seminole County iTtamber letter, tn adopt an appropriate rev Herndon said, “there mint be a start folding seals at 10 30. Preston tatd "The building shook of Commerce j nliition d* ifnating se.ondary road,1 n ,|, pdDw. The m y Umi a and then there wa, a tog hlatl which In jour opinion are of ma ipu.i he contiguous know th»t thi Team raptain*. annminrrd tea. gWHia. It Know "I ran to the bedroom to get terdsy by Memhenhip Commiflee Jor lmp.»rtan,e to Ihe urlfare of everyone wants to pay every dim*, my baby Then ther« was another chairman 1 liffnrd MrKihbin. are your rounty listing them in their that I, honestly due, tf it can ha blast and I ran to th* street. There Gordon Swerney, ft I, Tcrkin* pnorttv pirfetenre " rstablithd what ta th* town of was so much tmoke »e couldn't <nuniy Altnrnev Mark N CJeva- C*s,i Iherrj .” Jr . Don Bale*. John William* breathe M> husband, Mike, went land Jr « n instm etel to pc, Dallas l»op and O. Lewi, Pm A public hearing will bw eallecf, bark after Ihe baby." pare Ihe ppiper resolution to he at Ihe request of William A. Dial, kins. It wa, then, ob»*rver» »*!d, PiesMrKihbin said ye*trrday, *'f submitted to the State Road Board repre- nting the Sin l.vnlo Golf A j^ u e s t lrum the prineira! of , „ pn ,he ni4„ w nt rlostnC MIAMI. Ha P —Hurricane fore- ton fame running out of the apart­ have nrvrr vern surh profound Oviedo School, Stewart Gatrhrll, m l am ro ad , and streets ad)a« casters expected to bid goodby to ment. hi, firsh in tatter,, scream enlhu 'asm on the pail of any Katie today as Ihe seasrn', 11th ,n* "Oh, my baby! My baby!" rent **i the golf course and *ro<sgroiio of m en " Ttil, year, he TVASHINOTON iT .-R en , Ke- >aid, wo are altenipllng to pul tropical stonn whirled northeast­ Thorne had been u tiling frirnd, ing tin- (airway, lets and greens. in the Ln» Angelr, jie*. including fauvrr tD-Trnn) a p p a re n tly svred, Into operalion one nf Hie mod as ward in Ihe open sea. Katie spinning along al 73 m p h hi, repotted fiancee, Joo Ann only th* pro -dse of anme suhstan gre»».'.e program, ever undertak­ soma J.V> mile, east-toulhaa*! o< Hurdirk. an Anaheim, Calif., dsnr iiaf finan al and otgardiwlion ,up- en hy the Seminole County than* Miami, had wroda nf bare Kirn- mg instructor. fN -a n Mist Burdick ,aid she and tbc port to nudge him into th* ra r* , her of Commerce and with the C r n m T n m D cant Mre« (Tf .til*’ an hour) o er for thq J25A Demiseratic prytidin-j morn than »MoM hudtc' erran d 1 1 1 , •-inch spartamin had in­ a tmiU area near the ropier and tlsl nomination. hy the proposed artivlt » of t7.e to o 'p '-* a, ef tfo ' »• * ho need gale winds attended only 20 mile tended to be married next SI. Val­ eommitlre,. we will need more ass'.ian * in rlvtain'ig brn"Z Kefauver, who non tome prim*entine's Hay. out. ■nrmbrr, than ever beloir m thr provided bv law may revrue A 2 a m F.ST advisory said the The Civil Aeronautic, Adminis- rle, but rot the nomination In bistoiy nl the Icvful rtiamtn r of goldarre from Tom ft Darn. As 1922. told a new, onfrrrnre yeastorm waa expected to rontinue Dation planned to tnvetligale the "Ail detail, have been complet­ sislanl Slate Service nffieei terday he will make up hi, mind moving north**,twarJ about ;y cr*’h U" 1 morning, trlerans nr Ihrir dependenl, ed svid Mchthhtn. and esery m p h the next 12 hour, and little ^ h* *‘x unit apartmrnl building whether tn bernm# an active can­ tram will he furni-hed with Ihe mav ronsutl firm while he is In change In intensity or »ii* is exlike a bomb had hit it The didate nest year tiefnre Ihe filing nrci ssjiy m atenal and Infnrma this i t a ami mav receive jiiltF o u r iirlan d v men sod one l i t . tx"cte,l *irj* *n” Hivor front aparl- deadline tor rally ptetidenllal pil- In n ti> pimturr thr bigtir.l. ftnrsl, Ijn rr in filing applicaliont lor hu< torn man we-* ch arred with trafA furcaMer in Ihe Miami m»nl» * ttr burned out and plane in atic. and most forward looking Semi pll,lilt>!lon. ernnprn-alJiin, Itisuf lie offenses oi r r Ihe week-end, P a lr ir k K llanght of (M re n w a , ’’rather Bureau said Katie lost wreckage wai butted tn (be drbru. II* left tha Im p rcio n he hasn’t mde County t hamlirr of Com anre problem,, loan benefits, edurbarged >sdn “ excessive speed" much of her punch during her ICO ■ ationd traimng. burial brncfii,. In right the animated minimum of merer we have ever experienced mile trip aero,, the big iiland o> Association Calls am) tniveellaneoii, m bjerls. where when stopped hv Deputy S h eriff JIito.RUO he Mid would he needed heir ” A F . E v a n s on I'e le ry \»e. llupamola and "never completely legal entitlement I, tnvolvrd In float', e an arrive rare, fie **ld Jam es l.auirn<e llrug of Orlan­ rrcovfred." D eil hai hern invitrd lo this Meet To Formulate he hav little Information on what Haiti and Ihe Dominican Repub­ do. a IT , ear old harlender. was area at a special consoiljot by hi, fiiend, are doing in an organ, lic ihar* the Iiland where the Karlyle ll»ii«ho|drr. County Ser­ rharged with public drunknes," nation way. storm Ihrathtd ashore with 112- Plans For Drive vice Olfirrr Brumlev Piilevtnn and ••initeceni esporore" hv Flor­ A meeting of th# Mutual fonmtle wind,. Report, said two small Sen Douglas fD-IID. who ,turk fit s arid may he conlatlrd a, id* llighwav Patrol fiiwipcr T. M-vik M .ik Hr » h lorTird m -r town, were damaged but there rert Assuelation has been called w>th Kefauver tn the end In his l.i»S ANOKI.KS P— A nrsr follow s were no Immediate report, of cas­ tor Thursday night, Oct. at. S p, unsuccessful convention fight for world -prrd record of til'* HZ! O r' jo 1V.J i w , in Sanford4 1 lft !l K" % * l ,h * e r . - rs,t scene, ualties at An»e . a • Pitre, coastal m. lh» nomination In 1922. said In an m p b for a wn kilomrler r1o*rif al the (mint) Srrstr# Office or at Pedernalei. on lha Dominican Howard ' Smiih. a J>Th« meeting will he held at tha Intervie*,- Kefauver won't get his eoiirn is claimed bv Ihe ,N*’ yf year-old Urlvndn dvag tin* oper­ tide (J. Gordon Gray, j i , La Jolla, Scminola County ftrhonl Admin­ • upport next yesr. He , aid he Half lha homra tn Ante-aPitre istration Building nw Commercial I, hacking Adlal E. Stevenson, the Calif., set the mark In a Doug!*, ator, was Mopped *tx mil#’ south of Ranford h’ Patrolman i ail Milwer* reported destroyed and M Are193J roialnee, ssho Is expec ted to AID S t’ lark Jrt last halunlsy al llama of thr Flotilla H'diway P j houses wer* damaged in TederPlans will he formulated tor the annnuuii nest month that hr It Edward* Air Forte ll»*e. It was Irsst and rharged wiih "drivlnf nalet. ann-iunrrd yrvlerifay. It was near­ membership drix# with Mrs. Ralph avallahlJ agtln. while Intoxle tied '. Mary and flarenr# 5niilh. neg. ly 20 miles an hour faslr-than thr Austin Smith ea membership GOP |l hairmtn leopard Hall Joh n Thiim as Pearni V It yevrrecord of M9 I* m p h held toe, of Tsanan Pity, war# rhargVisiting State Fair chairman. Under consideration tor said iw Philadelphia yesterday old old O rlando Auto P arts m an, was tha concert aeries are nationally Eisenhower may wait until Just hy Ma|. John I. Armstrong in an *d yesterday with the po’-ecslnn rh arged with "re ckle sv drivin g Air Force FMill Sabre Jrt since and lb* selling nf monnshinv Can Get Expensive known figures as Cornelia Oils before th# August convention to Sept. w ilfu ll and wanton", when stopped wHDkey. 2, ISM ENISON, Tex A - The Wayne Skinner and the famous Don Cos- announce his plant. Ib-puty Sheriffs Morgan Mr- hy T rim p e r T Mark M ack »e\ett R MeVeys say they might not »ark Chorus. I'l Hand ai d M I- Long, found m ile , south o' Sintortf There wilt h« a ftmlled mem*,**, Shedtirk It, Hies II vraraild ne­ attend th* State Fair of Texaa a five-gallon jog nf monnshine •hip tor th# Mutual Concert as whiskey In lh« horn# adtarent In gro Telephone l oinpjnx emplme, again Rrailey Odham, rhairman of the their . business whrre they had of Oilandn, wit stoppr-l 10 m ile* Back In 1*4*. they rttitH the sorlatlon sine* th* seating capa­ south of Sanford and charged with Chamber of Cotnrnerre Ling Range a 'wer and wine tlrens* fair and bad to hitchhike home city of th* building whrr* th* Highway Planning l cunmdice, has Mary Smllh it rhargi-d with "no drivers liren r'* ard 'Mriung Somrbudy stole their automobile rrograma a rt to he presented is fnloxlrated" Palrolmai railed a meeting for Inmnirow "selling monnshine", svlill* Flar- while Thi, week they viiited th* fair also limited. night at T p m In Toldy's Res enre Smilh It rharged with the riarl Milllam- of the Florida Mlvbsgam and returned to Deni•on by Officials of th# group ar* erg. “pn,«f»slnn nf mnonshmr whl«- wa’ Palnd imesllsated The ne­ laurant on the highwiy. train. Somebody stole their 19M tng that all intarasted person, at­ gro was tumrd over to Depulw Plan* will hr disrui’ed tor a >ug kev", mode! automobile. MeVer **ld tend this meeting where romptete *svlng* Bond purchasers eonThr rhaigrs acre made at 2; 15 Sh-t iff, M ir im M r f l. Hand and visilinf Ihe fair was "getting r l,ns will be dl.eui.ed *,’,d"pr»'- v» ged on bond toller windows In gevted highway devrlopmenl pro llutiliaid Folianks at thy icene. ) r let day nooning. mlxhty expensive." Florida bank* in September in ra- gram within Ihe rnunty. •enteef for rontideratiorv. ro-d numhera and when th# aeote ws i tallied 17.012,190 had hern Southern Bell Co. rung up for B#H*t E *nd H honds, a monthly tales figure esr»ed«-d Accepts Low Bid onlv twice sine# the rinse of World Tha Fouthern Bell Telephone War If, TV. A. Patrick, Seminole rompsny yesterday aeeepted a hid of inn <5|j for <20,PQ0,nnn fnunty Saving* Rond Chairman reported today. principal ammint of 40-year "Thi* astonishing roeord of per cent dehenturai. President Fred J. Turner announced at tond purrhases has rot be-n equal­ - Aoulhern Beil'* AtlanU headquat. led sinre IdU except in Iwn pro er*. vU tl mnritha this year," Patrick Tli* sierra., ful bidder was Hal­ •aid. "T” enty of Florida's dJ ter. -Stuart and Company. rount •• hare already In nine Th# ■ere pled prtre represent* month* reaehed or »xe#ed»d thalr an Interest rest to tha Southern year'* tales goal and Bell Company of approximately other, a rt ahead of thi 3.21 per rdnt to maturity of the debenture.. Mr. Turner aald. Th# three quarter*' quotas The state s u r e e s t f u l bidder plan, to row has aerounted tor 22% offer the itiue to th# public at its assigned ebjaetis* and only a lOt.12.1 to yield approximately complete reversal In t»end would X20 par cent to maturity. Th# prevent Florida rrarhinr It* full goal attainment," Patrick added. debentures ai* dua la IW5. Th* debentureg are being Din­ Seminole County sale* bow ed In connection with the need of trial 1272.440 for th# first nine capital fund* to provide telephone months. Thla compare* with 1141/facilities to ma*t the eonUnuIng <11 In the sama period a year age. strong demand fer lelepkew* aerThe quota established by th# Trea­ yke in th* south. Southern Ball aenree Alabama. sury Department for the county Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, tdiu-i for 1955 v i i <350,000. making a ir travel, C. t . WITH*** Islana, Mtaaiwlppl. North Caro­ Seminal# ana nf th* eountiae ■ - AT OM TIME tha youngest Captain aver to ha *nmmla*len#d for lina, South Carolina and Tenner- ported to realise Its fall assign, *on of 31r- and )lr*- Voile A. Williams Rr., of Fan ford, r#eeiv*a hi* Hk-yaar Jeweled varxic* pin froM t f Dai <4 Air Lura*. •eat. Answers To Letters Attorney Instructed Are S lowIn ComingTo Prepare Resolution • McKibbin Slates Enthusiasm High |n Working leans K0I1KKT K. KAHNS Circus Coming To Town The Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce 1, bu«y getting m ahape for the full alala of earning event,. At the pretenl time, congratula­ tion* are loins around for the excellent and far-reaching Fite Prevention Week program ehalrmaned by Garfield Willatta. The Jayrt* Journal Mid thla weak “it U fait Una » « , the fine,t Fire Prevention Week eo far sponsored by tha Jay-tee,." A number of fire luncheon programa have been arranged for tha local Jayeee, organisation. Among them being on Oct. 27, Candidate, fer City CommDslonar and on Noe. 2 a film called "Th* Jaycee Story." Following tha Nov. 2 meeting, Jayceea will be bu,y getting final details In shape for the gigantic airrus., Nov. A. The Kinc-Cola brother Circus, sccirod largest Accused Pair Face More Breaking, Entering Charges Charge, tre slacked up against a pair of negro resident, whn are acctned of breaking and entering more 'ban 11 home, and pUen of huiinvsi. William ‘•Brother" Jttller. of a Wast 12th St. address, has ad­ mitted breaking into the Mayfair Inn Country Club tn his series of burglaries. Tha JT-> ear-old negro laborer has admitted In taking up to <2,000 worth of merchamJiie. Implicated tn the series nf breaking and entering, D a 20year-old negro woman who-e addreii Is given aa H it w>»t l*th Rt. Mabel Smith was taken Into rut tody Friday afternoon at * p. m and charged In five differ­ ent warrant.,, with "concealing stolen good,", "breaking and en­ tering", "grand larceny", and "aeeetiory before Ute fact." In each Uutanee and on each charge her bond was set at 2200. Tha warrants were taken out by Sanford Police Department Patrol­ man C C. Dodson and Arnold Wil­ liams and ware served by ConttaMe J. Q. "Slim" Galloway. Law anforcemeat authorities ,ay there are pouibly other ea,e, and w arm n ti that have not. as yet. been brought out. Bond for William “ Brother" Millet waa tel at <22,000. Ha D still eonflned to Jad. * + in the county will be in .-anford for two showings. Knowing that all ehildirn love s circus the Jsyceet are bringing this one to town to give the young-tors an opportunity to see a "btg lime" one. Caryl Chessman Wins New Hearing SAX FRANCISCO JD- Con­ demned kidnsper-rapttt C a r y l Chessman, after a seven-year atruggle to escape San Quentin's gas chamber, has woo a hearing tor a new trial. The U. S. .Supreme Court yes­ terday ordered a reheating «! the death row author’s petition for habcat corpus. Date lor the hear­ ing will be set later. "It's what I asked for all th, -t year,—what I've begged them for since I eam r on “Ihe Row" 7 years 2 months and 12 di*a ago." Chessman said last mgac. fie beard the news on the prison radio. The high court ruling was bated on the state's failure to deny Ccssman's charge that the transscript of his triaf in Los Angeles was "frau<lu)enlly prepared." The court remanded ihe ease to Feder­ al District Court for a hearing. It was a 2-3 opinion with Justice, Black. Frankfurter, Harlan. Min­ ton and Douglas tn the majority. Justices Clark. Burton and Retd dissented. Chief Justice Warren abttancd. Cbevaman, now H, has sweated out s u reprieves from execution In the meantime he has wnttrv the b««t-selling "Cell 2U2: Death now ." Late James Dean's Name Will Remain On Award Ballot HOLLYWOOD up—Tha name evf the late actor James Dean will re­ main on the ballot for the tin t annual audience awards poll. Ha has been nominated for “the outstanding performance by a male star" and "moil promlrins new male star of tha year," both ha sod on hi, performance a , the hroodme Caleb in John Steinbeck', 'East of Eden.” After he waa killed in an auto mobile.accident Sept. 30, director, of tha Council of Motion Picture Organization, were polled tn de­ termine tf his name should re­ main on th* ballot and (her voted ye, unanimously. Kefauver Hints Financial Aid Needed To Run Experts Bid Goodby To Hurricane Katie Local Veterans To Get Assistance US Navy Claims New World Record Charges Made Against Couple Record Of Bond Purchases Told v ja s ~ Meeting Called Traffic Offenses,. Made Against Five Men Over Weekend �* COVT LET ANT/OOWfL^e in to s e e coacm o e v r t j t , *.VBSE .' t-“S CQJOnQM >3^ JLLNtVTQ EOCGCT^ THAT QuN VOU MADE j RQUCH *THAM<B w r f ' S 5 j^ 'wiLOMOfSCKJ ew x sw recrs w« ,» coming on Tve *—* NOON RV nN-N)G7UE}\% e <Tf% m e e t m b r f U M MV CAR *i r s 7 i>«BJO vcLuow y N, ANOfiLAC* < lu A O D 'n o a V \| GAME FOR M B / / V NOW v w n s C7lOTM*T POCCU 0 3 TO ? ' STILL in a n OVTJgN TENT. VVU-MXI PLEASE S E E THAT C O A C H ] DENTON GETS m a th e se • a r z ' i r t f j -'-TH A TW aS X X » SEEING VOU-" ^ CMANCB.ro MA<C8 UP TO h i m " —a n o v o u s u a e > GOTTA PC-C UP H 'S DAUGHTER i r v g o o p Bo ir - y - r n T A r n - e ,x & < . s o l o ^ JG /b e ; A io p o c n .,^ .. 'VNHATSIHIS COACH OSNTO DAUGHTER r « tru c e o o e tt-to il ----------- in a S*>vr BEETLE, remember vou pat**iflso« . YOU'D HELP .J C T f ME WITH M* I T * I i TWt MNUT1 VOU YAUIO IN TVS DOC* SKNtWWE WEES MEANT iQ > r------other BlMEXRfiAL./p > I TRIED TO tell YOU I HAVl THE h ic c u p s ! /X V A N T A , h tlC L V M n V C T tiS tO O W O fe THKT TUEES^n/<R Geneva News By ADDIE PHEVATT Mri. Norman Fore, leu Friday for Texas to join her husband. He will leave soon for Europe and Mrs. Fore will return home. Mr. end Mrs. Ed Fulfoid and children Billy and Susie spent Sunday In Lake W elti with Mr* Fulforda' mother, Mrs. Edwards. J. D. Stone spent Sunday in DeLand attending the U. S. Marine Bind concert The members of the Geneva Bap­ tist Church Sunday School bad a contest over a period of three mon ths to sec which side had Die best attendance record. The losing side gave the winning aide Snagci'i Su­ pper at the Church Wednriday night. After supper everone stayed for prayer meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Cader Hart had as their weekend guests, Mrs. Haris' sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McMullen of Clearwater. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Mathiex and son of Cocoa called on friendi here Sunday. ROPE ABANDONED LONDONDERRY, Northern Ire­ land ill — Hope waa abandoned today for six crewmen of n British navy plane which crashed last night Into the gale-lashed Atlantic whl'a hunting a disabled Icelandic trawler. LONGWOOD NEWS By MRS. BEVERLY EATON "Donors Day" of the Old Glory Community Blood Bank held last Tuesday at the American Legion Home at Tralrie Lake was w«U at­ tended. However, due to several of the donori having colds or other various cause* could not he accepted and only twclv« were able to donate. A meeting of the Blood Rank Comn.-'tee will be held on Friday of thi. week. Despite the weather on Tuesday rvcnlng a good crowd attrndiN the Firemen’* Old-Fashioned Dance, in Sunny shade Park. There was round, square, Western Squire, polkas and the Scottish dancing. Larry Chunt, chairman, and A $200 SPECULATION ' FOR BIG STAKES 80-aere ell and r>< lenao- tiva area—in oil rich Wyoming recorded in your nnme. Lease* offered In arras near production a n d exploration. Writa today! No obligation! JOHN E. DUFF BONDED LEASE BROKER MSI WiUhfre Boulevard Beverly llille, California CRaatvIaw t-JIII Daniel Screcney and Paul Cloutier were in charge of arrangements. Next dance—Tueiday, Oct. 25, at the park. We will ba looking for you. Mr*. Sally Jarksnn hat entered the Florida 5anitarlum for obser­ vation.. Maiter Gary Bowie entertained hii couitns from Winter Park over the weekend. Mr. and Sire. Myrl Blankenthlp entertained friendi who a re visitins Florid* from Massachusetts over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. James McGrath and ton. James Robert, (pent the weekend with their daughter and her husband. Mr. and Mri. Neal Gilbert In Eau Gillie. DON'T TAKE OFF NORFOLK. Vi. IT-The H it? Is experimenting with lom t f u t fly. tag hydrofoil craft which look Ilka •mill planes which never take off. The Navy lin't convinced that there ii a mission for them—they make 7J miles per hour on (or over) water. They a r t powered by two aircraft cosinet. They rile on three foil-equipped itruta. one. under each wins and th« tail. WaJ ter flavins across the folia pro­ vide! the lift to iklm the lurfare. They makp twlre the »eed of eon vmtiona! craft with the iim e po­ wer. Mexico’s population I* increasing at a rate of about three per cent a year. HEARING AIDS NEW • SMALL • ALL TRANSISTOR — $100.00 USE ONE LONG LIFE BATTERY—FULLY GUARANTEED ALSO MAICO CUSTOM FITTED AIDS Trrma arranged with np In ana year In nay. Call nr writ* far Berne Appointment if dealresL NOW WEEKLY SERVICE IN SANFORD AT MILLER RADIO * APPLIANCE CO. I K PARK AVB EACH FRID4Y - • TO l> Repair*. Cerda and Earmalda for all types. Battertoo nailable at all Itnea ORLANDO HEARING CENTER 111 FLA- NAT. BANK BLDG. PHONE 3 -U II ORLANDO Not lone «fo ■ hush-hush, camouflaged *56 Chevrolet scorched the nerve-breaking road up Colorado’* Pikes Peak for a new NASCAR* certified record—tha first time that old King of the Mountain* liaa accn a new official stock car record in yean! And what a road! 170 chilling turn* and no guardrail I It’s the lint and only time a new model ever proved Itself such a great road car before its introduc­ tion! The *56 Chevrolet showed the kind of performance that make* driving aa/ar and more fun. 8o wait for the car that beat the King of the Mountains! THE NALL®, MYWRIST VUSTCH w e r e e it h e r g o n g t o evoew wws s*CmtJ l jutrsrvfu CLOCK SAYS i. says ten t o . NINE S SEVEN r - ^ THIRTY ) (N IN E ‘HMf MV W IFE WANTS A BOX OF jilK S O A P POWOERl Is i 2 r JBBT / BE AWFULLY L A te OR ri '- l a w f u l l y e a r l y r Y NOTHING COMES �LAKE M A RY NEWS A>c sc, woenv. c o w -w is o f v j n * a lr tu VW3 n t« now po you r,no m i *m u siaccn C* TN! W ip ‘M asts' fu r tiTUE MfO t3 CM <y M >* * Caw novas muc* Hy kirginia P. luaiHtS m*0UU'* tags rcU'NO TOWUW r*t in ti. wwrta state** *, 1 / nXi'vt [ T .i* i* « * u ru p , I JPUCN.auA'OnT.I n*w» i* Twey S i,*v itt. KOOe.1 w a Kutve T - ia stout/ J \ *>**■wO' M3* , 1 I wt « t aO'**4 t o c*»k t twt * * * ’ S oefta? o*» ‘ao** . twj TtaaJwiTtiwO j L p s t t a ' a M at X iK trc a a *! I «*V i ‘ WiTwu 4K&CS a wttoea n**<*v, M.itH'i itavwiot mow f*t yaiot tew ta as.o eiu**i« «0* W» e w u w * * . o p * a tirm r «:QMT NOJ aW-CHavt t-SAcLN -NO *tv S'VU , .> O J KNCVN OW? * .tw upo * a pacwF-g Pua . ID e a s ra a ^ L C ( wavSECO wiT*4 *O u ascO h T < t » BuO? a T r t . t N t*< ts Ju t ! 9av^ f TwaTg ' U;a-*T. c Ciaaw. x*kl*s,TM B oa* B-Oft+gTOO. <• - R ‘3uT, c ; aiU 9*iP €WELLV waO a c ru ;a tN T \ i e a c*s Tr* SuBdECT » C . c*« > BuBTEO a*s ! awwuE- wUCkv TwEV kAD S'E TO F-U. i s .. W0*j Trf * Lao ■K acticallv J \ gsOLC - / rtM m a i n m tis N f tw r r iiD it • a e * * n iiir o win* O s r ls W a ll C a rto n s C a rn iv a l t o r i ..* C a rn iv a l * e a t B e r n p i a . J«B a t>*l» »t*«» i N s ftlntt'a C *rn o r la d u t lry Oa P a n d a T a l i of tha T a n s M a sisa l V arlm lao D ial# J u s M r t * I I j d T a r n U ro # (ltd BB*ltnn 1*1 a n g u est Inn M / H aro r rs |* rrto d t Mr In M rlrt A tln ra e p Sfews-npia . W i i u n d r s r lt a ’vi T h e a tra • ig a .o f f • H it a s iiit a n a s is H •If*-a n l*r. a»*m R u i n s S . n , d v .iiH r r TV * H nrn m v *h»w Tasr r * n * r n ir m io n a g l» * .* n m u n is t v r i i i s s n < T i r .in a t Mlebe* \tiiu -t f l n a t l i , i . i, llrp o rt l« * I . i* * , .Is w N r * , Ih - n rr l'in d T'-uM t - . r r O rt Itirh air*! VIill • • l i e ! P k rllt.n IS* «»r tj. »*tl«a ftlM iy A l l * - l*U.**r Is* Itor * erro r,-I I 1.0*1 T N iro l.l* e t K » * * A W ro ih sr - Iw t* Htiow" K * « * a Men o n « l H M .a l M t N lillV IV U T i l l I ’o lie rn It r r e ia a g h o v n krip litrs u u ld a f ils * AM tlur Cledfrs* Th* Ret, am| Mr*. F dgnr Me* Cnnooghay areortipaiiled their d a u g h trr, Mr*. Karl tlrlffin an I her three children, when *he eatne from la f a y e tlr , Ind. to Join her iuisliand whit i* employed by hilim ther, Frank t >rtf fin. The Revaec X**CvC<l a rr-o tc aTfO *w T a u n T S k*0w take fMVO-BET **ts BEEN TEuL'N McCono ighsy is a form er p»«lor NOU * u a%OdT KOtt It* *Ou,B of th* la k * Mary Church of Ih* w y . ; . * ' Tw V* L0CKT5 TCdETwE^/ N a ta ie n r and their many friend* a i r glad to welcome them hark to Florida. Mr, and Mr*. II |l N ellies »n.| two rh ild rrn have moved into the F v an t ho i •* opposite the t'hanib* e r of Comm erce, lie is s r rtm g a lour .1 duly with the la ty and cur ■rally attached lo NANS. Sanford Mr. a n l Mr*. J. W. Wilson and ’ Ck c E a l* n daughter* *prnt Ih* weekend su ba: " . as s a al High Spring*, visiting her te* latter*. Mi** h ay Baerm an of W ash­ W * |I 4 SI K 'a * STFUliNTS OS' STRIKE! ington, H C ha* arrived lo help It u • Ir Pnr I a UI#, LOUVAIN Belgium P — Stu­ llv m n T im * move her unrle S. T. B n land r . r I tw ist O at* dent* ot th r Catholic Louvain Uni* and h rr *i*lrrp Mis* lw *a Her* M '* C.ub vertilv went on tlrik e today In re* N»*i is * * r i u a new el p ro trtl agamvl the S oriaiitt n* «* of U sloar law culling got em inent subsidies World si X**a to church school . m ia v n n v Thousand- id U m tain students p o d m fa rm l>l«e*r H m n n jtr Ual'aoo rta<hcd l e i t r i d i r with police m a .New o scries of violent dem onstrations li*r Nan* lt*«-N W orld Al Ttirro against the law, authored by So lloil.ati.n aorrnodo c isli,t EMucatmn M inister I^ o Collte« « lub T . , „ i f . .tu * laid and to ted by P arliam en t four hows mnnlh* ago *Ir*« f r n llr a t ' ■ ng Man i . i ?, ir»r>r, Legal Notice i I \\ it; A lull i * II o Iin 1 Piper; with P. It. An* in *uli«tilulii'g during Ihr lumimi month*. Mr and Mr* ll K Keen . . rhildrrn havr niotr.i Into thrir hnmr, which Ihry pun ha.>"d fttoir Ihr lirotgr Patter ton*. It.* I* •m in e a t»i r »f dot) tilth tl * Navy, Sanford Piirnd* of Mr. and Mr*. C. N Waal will h» n r t ) tn hear al hit sudden •Iratil on July t, fol­ lowing a hi alt alia, k, Al lilt* limr, Ihry w rir living in Ih. ir •ummrr home, al Haldwtn, Mich. Sn1ind.it evening, Mr, and Mi*. Wallrr l.anlrtirr, term ! newlywrd*, w rrr hnnoir*! with a wedd­ ing aliowrt l.y Mr. and Ml* It w. Keogh, Mr. anil Mr. 11 v filr**on, Mr. and Mia. P. I* II- FI h r t g M ir l>sy Is e ie t pi i r * Oa To ur t - n w i l O ary Monro $ 6 .o o EQUIPMEN1 PHONOGRAPH S WINN I V & R ADI O PKIl tOn-UI. CYMNDKF NO INSTALLATION CIIAROR SANFORD GAS CO 210 K. FIRST ST. « T H R -iite n a n I Sets St I MSI I I I.WB Tl r a i n y dent just ask for bourbon Everything about it. sous SUCCESS! i r rs.H M inn Th* IIBstam Hour W*rld a i n<t a ia tiv a T w lllgat n-eaa A t e o u t , • v ra rn a * . N * » Trvrl, ton a p r n»:ht:nr x o n n r .n T H A T a C e n n U In t for t iis a r r * kna h fa a f lltd against so u and gnu ar* r*d«lrnr< ta * * r* n a re a r r f * * u r A n » a r nr fTaadlir** In |h * Com* • H in t nn th * r i a l n l l f f r A tto rn ** I s i s It I.annard r, P n si offl< a p e l l i f t , Banlord. P lnrlda and fila lha n r ia lr a ' Anawae n r |r|*adinga in Ip * • f ile * nf lh a n * r h nf th* r 'lr, uli r n u r r nn nr he fa r* thn tlh d a* nl N nvam har. l i t ! If m u fa ll I n dn an, lu d a m tn i h* d rfa u il w ill '» la k a n a a a m st *« u fnr Ih * r * ll* f dawandad in aaid rn m p U In i W ITTP .M I m« hand a r t nffleiat a a tl a t a in te e d paw innla C n isn l*. fnnalda, Ihla ltd day •< Oemhaa. e p n rls ttnnh SI u* lea I Pam P r l l l l e a en a rin u d K sa n ln n M ,ila Addin V la h e f lu «| -M - f o r Stnal* (T ty S lin a g a r ’a tlepn ri l u * l " it" t'.r Mti*!c N laM C d liin n P m i* d X ailn ita II a P a a ra rlm a V ,J I » m a w ith S im la lorn of i asm en d C a ll T n r r a r * » •■a# o ff • K IIT R IIt ll ■ u n a ia n Ida on 11 1* the car born nf nuri'v.*, burn lor aureewi. tin revolutionary mlta m i are)o u r rrnarils in the gr,at I lodge adtunre —a dividend nf rvlra value marie po"dile by (lie grealest avle* gain in the industry. { * f e t " J * C a ll T * h r o i r ■awa N raahara K rm W a sia ra J s a t a i s a haw s f o r * C e t M b CTuh X#t*a • a « n a A t a O la a ra J«*Bay*» Cam e# M orning P a t a iH n a M *rn ln g M *l»di*a BEAUTIFUL TWO TONE, TEMPLE GRAY LOWER WITH MUST GREEN TOP WHITE WALL T IR E S SPECIAL GREEN N Y I/5N UPH0IJ5TERY WITH GREEN CORDAVEEN TRI3I - Tim e :s the link ■•/ ehrecis in tli* the mukion ot luxe company, uunsvuxc, kentucct jf c 4P ^ Price DYNAFLOW ALL BUICK ACCESS0RIE3S 8UCH AS BACK-UP LIGHTS, WINDSHIELD WASHER, ETC. lo Choltfsigd Hta ftlur*l Hva P 'r n i i ■!!r , From th* moment your finger (ifi-ne* the ,1/iijpr 7'oireh |iu*ti<hut* Iiiii eun'rtil, you »,ft know tlmi (hit daring rv w *5<J I lodge i* Itse nr»t.,t, tin ni*a*t etriling ear,on the road! V 1 ■ ■ I ■ | ■ ■ | 1 ■ ■ ■ ■ | 7 ■ ■ i I A ■ ■ I M M T M M M M M M M M M M M M ^ We also have a nice stock of other model Buicks, Chevrolet*, F o r d s Dodges* Mercury* and a Jeep Station Wagon which we want to move out •t nnea in order tn malm raam fer n o n trado-iaa. f l | Pag, 3 decoratin' 1l;<* party room with H li butterfly lUIro and Mr*lean I.oti- k'lnr In* gjfta w*ia placed in a l-.iket drm ratrd with a itork. Following the opening of thr preaelil*. Mr*, (iohic't ri* clapiationa which ba.i h«n laktu down by »"'i of ho*!' - ea wci* r m i l*ack, to the mrirlmrnt of ail. At a ta'i* ho ir, M- . »', ||. Smith. 'Ir*. Ro ert lleigey *ru| Mi *. Jan . I It >ed cakr, eoffrr, coke* ami mints. Knjoy* .......... were Mrs, Ralph William*. Mr* W, !> Ilarrirofi Mr-. F'l Klmmermon, Mi*. Wil. Ham Pultrer, Mr*, l a r o t Fay, 'li • W A I ... Mr-. I)c!iip*cy Hafillon. Mr* P. p. Anderson, 'I ■ I * M. S' 'I * I ' ■Ur ***»’.— typ, Mr. Mat ha I Smith, Ih'i* • . (in . |k n Kit h, Myma and Melatm Wllhanli and Mayra . Ho* c n i s r Legal Notice w. 71 *p. M sronn irrn m n T no*, i v t . BOTTLED GAS Hlriko It III. h S a tis M lo .r r I.* vo of U ro go*, a fer T"ret» ttutdina l.lctvl I t O'Clrvrlt l l s p r r l J « 'k 1‘orr II ele T *»r* Bon tg l s a l e l< u se e rri > III* I ’M u ff e* *OT E**0wiK ace'ON — . rc*tO J E ."£ 5 / « VnHer-on Friend* of Mr*. William Mu*grate *111 be glad to hear that she «a* remote.! from Ihr Flor­ ida Sanitarium to her home, Thursday, Pr, and Mr*. Arnold Ilo«*eher hat* returned from an extended vaiation spent at Itataom, N t* The Sunday School of |be Presbyterian Church pic*rntrd Mr. and Mr*, (leorge It. Palter* *on with an occasional table, and their son, tieorge It, Palternto, Jr. with a Bible, In token of the faithful seteire the three bad rendered the Sunday School. The presentation took place at Sunday School, tk l k*, ihrir 1**1 Sunday hcfoir moving to Winter Park, where they will make their future home. Mi*. C S. Ihmaldson hn« re­ turned fioui Tampa where *he vt*itrd her hrolher. who w»* paralyrerl in a huildmg accident, »umr five u,ek* ago. Friends Ilf Ciiarle* Spvhlnm son of Mr. and Mr*, t*. W. Sjohlom, wilt he interested 1" train that he w«* liecnsrd to preaeh in the Church «*f til* Nararene *in Sept. <, hy the local ■hiirrh b,.,tv Hr wa* graduated 'and fn thetr r#w knm« fp Ft. \nd*r*on and Mr* Cl-srle* Vugusline. Krueger. at ihr I akr Mary home Th* R*v. *r».| Mr». |„ \. I’rtrr* of Ihr Keoghs. After, Me arrival <>n wet,. rallr.l tn Jacksonville. of ihr giir*t*. door purrs wrrr 1#»t SatunUy due I11 injur lv* hi* awarded to thr men and in the •seed mothrr sustained in a fall. women. The lucky winner* were Sunday the Itrv. an<i Ml*. I~ Mr* J. I Hobby, Mrs. P. I>. W. S.-ott, the Rev. nnJ Mr*. J. Ander-on, Itogrr I'rnkrr and M, Thi>mp»«n ami Mr. amt Mr*. Panirr. pultowmg thr opening of I’ It Anilri' in were supper pure!* thr many lotrly gift*, the hottnf Mr. an<i Mr*. II. K. Ilfrlir al nrrr** eut thr fit*t piece of the their l.nkr Kmma home. Al*.. rn- four tiered wedding cake, which j*»\ 1n*r (he rural ami an evening wa* aultnuiinledby a tiny hride "f hymn singing, wrie Mr ami and groom The refie*hmrnt lahlr Mr*. Jnr Hmalhrr*. *iui-ln-l*« on* otritald with a iilwork, ami daughter »f Ih* lire be, amt linen elolh and centered with an Ihnr friend*. Mr. ami Mr*. A. arianrrm rnt of Mean an Pot* I>. liuyntan of Orlando. Vine in a cry :#l Itowl, fiankrd S*t. I C Floyd Sjohhun arrlv- Ity pink taper* in ctyalal bolder*. r.l tn Lnkr Mary, Snliiniav fi"in Mr*. It. M. I ilea *on pt raided at »rvrr*l yrars r»f service with thr the riyalal punch b.*wl. In which Army In lirrmany. Hr* I* t.r l«v<■ floated pink, hear 1*1 aped Ice tube*, a "0 liar Iratr with hit family, carried out Ih* rolur motif, whil* before reporting In hit new as­ I he tiny *andwh'hr*, shap,d like signment, heart* and Indl* and half niiKina. Mr. am) Mia. It*rar I*, k.r, furthered the bridal theme. who bouzht thr Trur hit* i>n For ih* on a*ion, Mr*. liardn<*r Crystal l.ak* Ate, hove moved wot* a yellow «*wl white fruck ami thrir traitrr nrrln th* properly a r"t*.»:;,. of pink and white r<**ea, ami a ir making pirpwratli'ru tn prvietlled hy th* ho*te«ir», tuitli. Imlti'd lo 1111 el thr (iaidorr* Tu*»rlay rtrtiing teacher* nf ihr I'r r*l>>'.ri mti ITiurvh rnrt with It Superintendent, I*. W. K m |h a i Mia, hrttgh, Plan* wrre made f»i thr coming winter »r«->>n. Mr*. Keogh la thr secretary ami thr trarhinj' *uif inrlnilrt, .mr* riy llri'ailnri'nl, Mr*. Kilrrn Willaid, Mr*. I!.>l*rit Unger; Kind­ ergarten, Mi*. Ralph William*; Prinvry Huv*. t’hirf 1'harlr* Hunt; Primary gul*, Mr*. Ru«* *rll Hr* k lr); and Junior*. Mr*. Marthall Smith; Junior High, 'li*. William i. I.rfflrr; Mr*. T.*d lliookljn; Pi rudtlii|> ('la** 1 ' rung IViillIrllr Mr* I. -f ariarlne Jet Kina tin t mat,* tl s ’,Vi Itodgo ih* niusi rltiitinciut' i ir mi Ih* rii.nl. Tlii-r» i» th* /mieer of a> ■■■tt i - up *r» ‘J.tii h p. hi ih* hr ist u( pew* I luilgi' 1-111*1 it* \ ' and fl T h e re l* the /ref (,/ ■,eer*s ilia ellnrtle • l l!* ul M ag • / . p i Ithut tun tim ing. f u m e a n d tlru i rlieetr \uv t is talking about! New '5(1 Itmlge — Tim Surer u Car u( the \ i ar! i �Am erican Agency System Is Fair, Ideal W ay O f Doing Things Tha poatman ha* been weighted dowa many day* with “mall order” Insurance let­ ters. Circulars, Inquiries, gimmick letters, •nd a host o f various methods ar# being used to entice the reader to “subacrlbo to Insurance a t a saving. Many o f the “gimmlcka” promise that no salesman w'ill call, no examination neces­ sary, nothing to pay now, and other pro­ mises that aeem attractive and of vital im­ portance. , ,,, The whole truth of the matter is this: our problems are of auch a nature that for days on end nothing will happen. Then out qf a d ear blue sky come accidents, fatalities, hnspi tali cat ion, troubles galore 1 It’a then when w* need the strong shoulder of a friend to lean on. It le then that we need comfort through conservation and help, tha assurance* of a friend who knows what jrpor trouble# ara by looking and experienefng with you. With the test coming at mopiKirtune times, we never want to he confronted with long letter# appealing for help. Distress takes away tha urga to write, explain, des­ cribe, even begging for immediate assist­ ance. It la with the lest staring u* in the faee that w* sometimes find ourselves con­ fronted w ith “red tape”, “form* to fill out”, "doctor* certificate* necessary", and a hoat e f other "sorry, but necessary" details we ■ever thought Of when beautiful description had ua "sold” on tha mail order Insurance policy. W* believe that the American way of doing thing*, tha "American Agency” ayatem, la the fair and Ideal system . You see. then* agents ar* experts In their field. They have epent year* In tha business, they apoelallte In knowing your needs In your com­ munity. What'* more, they're right here to wait on vou when the emergency comes tnmnd. You don't hare to writ*. They com* to yon hi your time of need, knowing your troubles, aympathitlng with you In a time • f atreaa and taking care of every detail, Thera ara so many details Involved that ir t find ouraatves, not at a loss for words, tu t rather, another editorial written on tha •object that a##ma "to tha point” and very laallatfe. So wa quota an editor out In Hoi- T h t Sanford Herald Tuesday, Oct. I I , 1MI ; „ T O D A T R BIBLE T E R R E He shell be like a tree planted by the i t ream* o f water.—Psalm 1 :B— A good men k Ilk* a tree that bringi forth rich end regular fr u it denvill#, Old*, H* wrote it after receiving on* o f thou* circular letter* advertining nuch * aavlng on automobile insuranca of­ fered by a "malt order” Innurance concern: “No, thanki 1 W* ahail be obliged to re^ Ject the offer . . . w# get reasonable inaurance protection front entablinhed, reputable local agent* who ara here on the ground and whoa* service* will be available ahould a * have a loaa against which we are pro­ tected in the standard insurance policies In our safe. We would not be obliged to indulge In lengthy corren|iondence with tome stran­ ger in Knlnmnioo or Timbucktoo. The local hoys would be on the joh, would check anil report the loss, and aettlement would be made without difficulty. “Moreover, the established insurance agent* are our friend* and neighbor*. They help support tha schools which ar* aiding in mental development of my ten-year-old daughter: they help support the churches that provide ma and mine spiritual stimula­ tion; they help support the police agencies that protect my property against plunder; they help support the fire department that protects my property against fire; they help support the city, school district, county and state governments that bestow many blessing* upon me. Why should I take my Insurance business from these benefactors, these friends, these fellow citicens and give It to some foreign concern that doesn't give a tinker's darn about my community, except for what profit they can extract? "The few cents I would save on every hundred rinllara o f insurance protection I now have wouldn't begin to compensate for tha trouble and Inconvenience la event of losa. It Isn't worth the difference. “Cheap Insurance Is like any other cheep commodity; It'a very apt to be more expen­ sive In the long run.” Now there’* a beautiful latter. It’s cer­ tainly to tha point and express#* Just ex­ actly the way w* feel. There'* a certain comradeship a wonderful friendship, and tha feeling o f being neighborly, when we rhnoae our Sanford and Seminole County friend* who ar* Inauranea agent* to help ua in tlma of need. Why C O f C Naads You Y ob ere • pert nf Semlnnl* County. The Chamber, devoted to th* general wel­ fare o f our poople, work* for the perpetuatloe and Increase of privet* enterprise; beeutlflcetloe of our eurroundlnga, both ptqgfcM. a ad iC flO W l^tolirevem ent of our general welfare! reduction In our taxes: Improvement In all functions o f ell govern­ ment: expansion o f commerce end Industry, end along many ether broad highways to­ ward a better future. Directly or Indirectly, through projects ranging from Clean-up, FIx-up Campaigns, Labor Day celebration* to Chrietmee Light­ ing, H efforts your life end that o f every Seminole Count len. It le truly American, thoroughly and dynamically democratic, working through •taff end committees .the letter surveying end investigating conditions, making recom­ mendation* to officers and Roard nf Direr tors who ACT. UAL B O Y L E A prats campaign le tryiag ts ftrMsdt lb* worhtag maa tUll laeaUeally dedicated to Juaa Faroe that h« eaa gel along even bettor vlhout the fall** president—and b* (roe besides. It it being teaducted Ip Um provisional govemP#nt aot np after rabolt muted ►era* tail month. I*'* aa impuriaat propaganda job and a htegh aw . Without at laaat N Paastro cooperation of the** How aaaay of tie COT* claimed sis minimi are atUI arid follower* of Us* exiled fan e ia quosikmabto, but surely the figure k high. Un­ less taught aomrihlag attar Due 'Peroolamo," they could be a con­ stant threat to tiaoquUity. Th* governmeet af MaJ. Oaa. Eduard* Lowsrdl la iryiag to ahow w rU U T A T 8UN8CT g n l O L A V ' V E R Y lD H G ? j Are You Guilty Of Nepotism NEW YORK (B—Miny a huslnassman baa looked forward fn he day when he could sd j " k *on" to the firm'* name. And many a cor poretion executive he* looked around in hi* organiiation for a job with sufficient pretiigt (or bia aun in-law. la that ai good far the buiinea* a* it la for the relative? Thia very human practice of placing relatives in responsible job* with lira* regaid for tbeir kinship rathei than for thair merit or qualification goe* by the name of nepotism It’s been around long lime, in politica and business, and the nsm. originated in church praclicir* of an earlier day. In a famt’v owned butineti It'* the family'* uwn affair bow nepo­ tiim work* nut The “A »on" ra be • family indulgenre Quito often iho ion doe* t good job, *or time* better then Did did. In e publyly owned cororation. nepolitm i* tie concern of ihe many itockholder* ei well a* other* In the management Curiou* a* to how much nepo- JAMES M A R L O W Group Is Having Complications WASHINGTON # The Eisen­ hower administration is bumping into embarrassing complication! Ihts# day a in ita efforta to shift the emphasis of government inter eit from public le private power development. The eumpliraOoni are two-fold: the law and th* Democrat!. For 10 yrara of Democratic Nsw Deal Fair Deal administration, the em phaili was on development and expansion of publle power rr source! The giant Tennessee Val­ ley Authority came ioto being. Pub­ lic power project! were encour­ aged And electric cooperatives spiead their own network of pub­ licly owned irasim lialoa Uaat across the country. la capsule form, ■epubllcaai argued this pro publle power policy pursued under Franklin D. Roose­ velt and Harry I. Truman was socialistic and dangerous for the American free enterprise ayilem. Democrats contended the govern­ ment merely wag acting to give the people cheap power because the private power Industry hid felled to do Ihe job. And the public-venue private power debate baa raged for years. Now the Eisenhower adminis­ tration Is trying to encouraga priv­ ate enterprise In Iho power Arid. And, where the federal govern men! la Involved, it baa turned In priv­ ate inleroita and ts cooperative areonum anta-jslth local public aieneiei Y t i f t a t la H at oetulioea to power problems. But to shift Ihe direction nf pow­ er policy la no simple matter. There la tha vigorous opposition from Ihe Democrat* and from puhlie power interest* — opposition which ha* built tha power fight into a first class presidential cam­ paign Issue. And then there ara certain complications which bavo arisen from the law. The first clash ramo who* the administration, through the Atomic F.nrrgy Commission, contracted with Ihe Diaon Yales group to feed power into the TV A grid to meet an anticipated shortage Thla rontrwet was sbsndoned when the city of Memphis refused to accept Dixon Vales power and laid * would build ha own plant. Democratic leaders Insisted tt# contract was not valid, and there fure the internment should aot pay a cancellation fro which might amount to s*.ersl million dollars. The ARC Insisted for metkh* the Straus now concedes, after an exchange of rorraipoodence with the comptroller general, th a t ‘there may be a question ai to the validity” of the Dlion-Yalea contract. One issue it whether there was • "conflict of Interest" when work receive a salary le pesos made af popar," M aald. “Pesos have vain* because they represent th* aattoa'a norith. CoverameaU M*ed ead opoed. When their mow *y to gees, laitotd of rodurtng Us* spending, they print pesos, which ta easier. Paper coats tittle and is priatod r a p i d l y . Whet happens m3 ; II it.ooe. Stressing that a)any auch v poratlooi a rt axcaUeatljr maoaaed. the lattltuu nevertheless point* out (tut ••chronic nepotiim h it caused the failure of many enterprises and companies, atunted the growth of many other*, delayed and hampered atilt other*." Trouble can tru e arlthia the cor­ poration, the institute hold*, becau*e the ehoice of relative* for tup potitiunt more or Ira** defrita any program of executive develop­ ment Alio it breedi Jealousy, other axecuttvei <*« little ehance far advancement. Sometime* it leadi to itrugglea for control. There it the ttrep federal and atate inheritance Ux. Thla often keep* Uie chief owner of a large company from patting control le hi* children, nr leaving them at much of an aitate in other forma at he would like. So hr me* to ire that thry In private utility groupi. even Oimiih the coopt have no “ presently available” meins of lihlng the power.“ He ssid the proposed ssle to the private firm would “ flout the congressional purpose" of pub­ lic po»cr laws. Thus the private-vertut-puhllc power belli# continues, end lt‘i ■eneratisi a jolting ehirge of po­ litical energy IS SUFFICIENT* Buying madlclnsa and health-eld* la not a almpla aa purchasing many other thing*. Thay must not only be fresh and potent when you get them, but they must be properly taken or used. Even the most com­ monly used household re­ medy can be harmful If Improperly taken. That is why our Phar­ macists welcome vour re­ quests for Information, or asking any queition we can ethically answer. W# are licensed by tha State for your protection. TO UCH TO N DRUG CO. THERB HOW ARC IU.4M.00d Census Bureau announces. And everyone of ’am. moans Use sport* people in the United lutes, th* A Ced/ecwso motorist, eoceooo*!to*. create a ticket to UseWorld Irrusp o Sense hemp mored oensa* Berloo! 0 Strrrt, drat* right IArough It. t t t Fro beMy rrrofrd * ntco brrraeFsrsl esses* /oil o/ Ike ovfismo Oeoeoo i* reporfed. Dssf pet en­ seo p. t I t tire*—It Sappewed to Iho iSeiioa A safety ds wests boa to Colwotdip* wear Freni*. bos, 0 ., OMttw'ood only throe be*. I f t ItH - I t M - l t M T:M . 1:11 — 2-1 t u n thvre tt la business la Ihla, herit tc? puittioni, oven If th# ta« country. Use American Institute of] collector gets most of On plotted s Management, a nonprofit found* ] ol the stock holdldk*tioo, ttudi*d the directorates tad executive* rosters of 13.000 com­ panies. It found nepotism la about •A WORD TO THE WISE YOU'RE TELLING ME1 NOW SHOWING •w * .'-ElxgSBF AS , SAM DAWSON Keo of beer oowc bom. Who* do U - - - - -------»*--* x * MVg HWOT w t f f Tome deer i* a Canadian park bavo developed a fondnuo for to* ttM s, h*apiro report, atoeg didn't say whether the enttera prefer the olaio tvwe or titer Iowa You beteha he’s 0 smart monkey. He’t a �Carden Nook S o c ia l, fc vw d tA . T l'U B A T Th# G.Uso CirtU class W th* 7tr»t fiapm t church will meet to­ night at th* bon* of Mr*. AAil* Laos Smith, 4IU Summtrli* A*#. a , a p. m. 'lu* .“ eniinnl* County Children* CmnntltIt* will meet in tha 8#mI not* County School Administra­ t e ton building on Cotnm m lol Slioot 4 p. m. Thi. U on important meeting and all members ar* urged to attend. Th# Sanford Touritt and Shufflthoard Club alii havo th* r* gular meeting and auppor will ba served at 4 pJA. Uamea will b# played afterward*. Th* I. H. 8. Ulea Cluh under th* dirottinn af Mi«* Ollia »•••* IS hittl* will proaont a muakal V ritravanganta a t 8 pm*, la w* school auditorium. Th# FLT Club will meet « th# lO O f Hall at » p m. The Dorcas Clai* of th# First Baptist Church will hold 11* month­ ly meeting at th# homo of Mr*. J. 1\ Cullen on Crystal Laka at I p m. Cohort#** will b« Mr*. A. L. Thom**. All member* »r# td to m##t at th# church at I : 30 $ Th# War# Blbl# Cta»» of the Aletb'vdut Church will meet at 8.30 p. m. *o that member* wishIng to atuad th# Cle# a u h musl. cal *how may lea*# #arly after th# thort bu»ln#** a#*»ton. Hosttr*#« will b# Mr*. R. U. Huiehl■<>n and Mr*. S P. Bolya. WEDNESDAY Tha laatinola County Food S # f wiea A•••elation will meet a t tha ^p aafo rd Grammar School at 1:30 w*v.m. G#a*t speaker will ba Mrn. Thtliaa Flanagan, B ut# #*haol lunrh supervisor. Tha Civic and Fin# Art# Dsptrtm M ta #f th# Sanfard Warn* » • a u b win »##t »» ts# ciub tvout#. Th# group# win f#M Christmas *#al* a t lOiW #■«*• a#4 will k iv i lunch*©* a t I f pJi# Guest *p#aher for th# Fin# Art# miamb#ri will h# Mr#, A. W. Bu»C eli and f#r th# Cirl# Dap.rtlent Mr*. J. P- C#fd#ll. City wide Youth Revlvat begls* at 7;.t0 p. m, a t th# F ir tt Bsptlat Church. Tha B r#t Baptls* Bunday School Supmtotandant Cahtoot m M tioi will h# hold to th# Chapal a t 1:30 P, m. following tha T#uth Revival. im n A T City Wida Youth Bortral at # th a First BspUst Church begtos at 7:30 p. m. Th# Mother*# glrcl# al Upaila Community Praibytarton church will hat# a regular • • • tin g beginaiag at 10 a m. All coming should Bring their #wa tandwteb#*. Lunch will bo tarrM at 11:30 a m . Drink* will b# furnnhed and all women a r t Invited to attend. Th# ftr*t general meeting af the SiBford Garde# club will b# at th# •W oman'* Cub at U noon. A eoversd diih hinehooa will b# *#re#d and Ralph Wheeler, a noted au­ thority ua H#m#rocnllli (day U1U##1 will b# guest ipeiker. II# win •how tom# of hi* newest totroducI k u with cohred slide*. Holiday Theme Is Carried Out By Jacaranda's Sanford Demo Club Installs Officers In Club Center t ^W tll provide ■ w k . b a d ie b . c l t (Tha S tarted Garde* d u b af F.F.G.C.) Another fall plantiag aeaien It at hand, and an Important an* it '*• If • • a r t to enjoy the many ^J***** f#c which our state i* B0t. Th# spring flowering bulbs, conns aad tubers should bo planted aaw to that they eaa mak* good root growth during th* cold winter month*. Included in this group are Th# Jacaranda Circle of Ih r1 Laiter Cfinum*. amarylli., Sanford Gardrn Club had 111 first] narcissus, Leucojum (Snowf|*il#,i fall meetmg Friday night at the Dutch Iris, Glad,. Slontbieia,. \V*. Garden Center. It was a dinner aonia* and Ulorioi*«. The moit meeting and the room wa* decor­ satisfactory narris.u. for our ated with a Hallowe'en theme: ,h * ^ I*f r nhit**, th* $te . black ral, pumpkin, and witch red Lily of China, the Soldi d'Or cut-out* were in the window* and and al-o the double clutter frashelves; and black urn* and vatea grant typ# known as "Cheerfulof Duranla berriei and vari colored ness”. Croton leavat wer# placed in wall niche*. r # rT r.4*," ,IIr bulb After the dinner the meeting wai r . u w*n*n ,m " in ,u r iwaiity opened by th# chairman, Air* '• the Spider Illy which comet tl Metta Starke, and the group read­ red gold and more rarely whit*. ing in um«on the collect. Mr* Irv­ Botonicaily , h , „ , r, Lyroris roing Pryor read tha memorial# from d ot* (redi. Lyroris Aureo (gold) th* year book calling t# memory »"d Lycori, Alh. (w hit.,. The.. Mrs. Clara Ginn. Mr* J C. Boyce h « uliter , rin* nV‘n «h. Mr,F and any olhei local garden club t hen members who had pasted away " k* «*«!* f'»m th , .„,l ond bloom „n . Ion, , „ m , i(h during the ytar. Alembert were aiked to be plan­ 1 k TH * 'bararteritiic t i , r l ning for th* Garden Show which «nem the common n«m# of “Sur. will be held Dee. 3 and 4 at the pn«e or "Afytiery'' |J!y Mayfair Inn; and lo attend a lec­ Another member of thi*' f.milv ture and thawing of iledea on day •Men rolled "M .gi," |uy jt L, rori llliea at tha Woman's Club on •duornlger. but it need, Oct. 30 at ■ p m - ** r*" «,,r* I*- The., Mrs F. 0 Smith was welcomed ■a a new member S S L 5 ? H* * • " iB at|Dnary Mrs. Starke and Mrt. C. M • ell-drolned garden toil ln , #nd should , 0Uk" Flower* reported on lh# Dower ar­ " " 7 1*1 rangement! and compositions done r* i . h,i-k — rim : by Mrs. Paul H. Ochiltree at the or daylillet to provide them with meeting earlier in Ihe day. Th* V p " " t hfy ,r * l#ekli'g Sira. W' B Brinson showed dried The folia,# app«ar( after flower. Bittersweet, oil, rye. whrat. and mg and remain* and growt all sorghum sprays which th* had winter, ... it u „ thf* t|m, t h ,t brought hack from a recent trip they should be fertilised to provide north, and dim m ed ua# #f them bloom for nest summer. in arrangamrnta. ** • lm" “ #H *f th . ,n . Present were Sirs. J . C. An­ nuol. and p .r#anla!. b# pUn!. drews, Sira W. B. Bnnton, Mrs. *d thi. month, entiling such mmElton C. Bulk, Mrt. C. SI. Flowers. Mrt. 8. G. Graham, M rt. B G. m !l S i ? * ! ! M *os. panuloca ond sinHirkaon. Mrt Fay A. Jonst, Mrs. : ' nla*. Booted plant. #f many anJ . F. Lawlt. Mrt. Frank Millar, Sira. B. E Peurifoy, Sira. Irving Z . U * " • '* * ' from your I. Pryor. Mrt. Matts M. Starke, ........ Mrs, L. B. Steele, Sirs. Joseph TorCutting* may h* taVe» lap. Mrs. C G. Tyre, and Mra. Smith and Mra. G. A. Edwards. Banana'"shrub! f •"? leafed •*ergm«aa V u .Sau, , | , lnfh#, The Btnferd Hem# Demewttr*. tion Club met at th# Club e#nt#r w ittk Mr#. J. N. A lta cello, pro*!dent, presiding. Mrt. Earl Turner gave th* prayor a fte r which routin* butinoa* got undorwoy. New sffleors wore elected for th* now year. They ar# Slro. J . . A ttartlle, president; Mrs. J . R. Crawford, vice president Sira. 'Coeil Flowers, secretary; Mr*. A. B. Wallace, Ireaaurer, The new tfflrera Were installed hy All** Mynit Wilton, County Home Demonstration Agent. Dele­ gate* alerted wer* H»i. R. T. War­ saw and Sira. John Callahan, Tha Sanford Club It U be hoetee* fa r the eeunty council at a covered dtih dinaer O c t SO at 10:30 a. at. t . 1 p. m. A domomiratioa a a "How Ta SI aka Slip C oven” will ho given oooa It was FRIDAY announced. City Wide Youth Revival at Sties Wilton pretldod aver a F irst Baptist Church at 7:30 p. table with ouggaotloa* on making wi. Christina* gift*. At th* cleaa of SATURDAY th* session Mra. Aatarall* aarved YBg Saminola Chapter Na. Two refreshment* of eookiaa and cofOBI will htv# a banquet to Me- ' fee to th* t l member* praaaat. Tha Xlntoy Hall at 1:3# P m. For raaervstioas contact Mr*. W. E. hoot#**** for Noeombor will be Ratoon, MS Holly Avo. Raa#rva- Mra. Ray Ttllia aad Mia. Coeil Flewara. Don* win be Cloud Oct. 30. IB# (NAAS Ofllctra Wiv#a Cluh Will Sir# t ehlekes barbecue (up­ per and Huar# and rouad daoe# at • a, m. Food will Ba ##nr#d at T with dnactog at 3 p. a . Neman a B o si and hi* Country Flay Boy* Ry Ones aaaled, R eaa Ba washed regularly with Nick, warn aoap•uda aad rtoeaa. Out Hla m b ha waied ar aaf aa daatmd aalag etthar • paHahtog «r adf-paUahlag wa# L 1 P ’ . T ' h ru* Ju,‘ »wl#w . ‘* ]'• Vk'* ‘,u ,t ,h# rnni»'* nuri'*, h ‘ T ' U U l.r " “ fU,,Int kfl* eon* ■ hor.ua m lstur. . f p„ f m lc ^ . •pit. M T l ,>,Irp * *■ • « r# r! r a t h I ? dry a y°Urnow until hud* ‘'•Mset u. rath«r i k7 *»«tr were frooly. n* n .i h it I I M", , , r * fa^ ' n r . mo# Zh. moved ' " I to Br#" " " Ith»*«t way wher. can h* seen and admired. •'*• thoufd b . fertilised mery •oek* or so until enl«r th o w ^ Local Student Is Fraternity Officer Member* of Della Sigma Phi. sotia) fraternity at lh* University o Florida, In Gaineavilt#, hpv* elected offlcara for too fall a# master. They are: Bill Hard, president, Tampa; Atamiel Slenendet. vice president. Tampa; Harry Rosen­ thal. treasurer; Daytona Beach, J eta Ytdo, secretary. Tampa; and Martin Taylor, aergoaot-at-arma, Sanford. Dirt Gorderners Circle O f Garden Club Plans Future Activities, Fun The Dirt G irdenrre Circle of tho Sanford Garden (Tub opened the fill season with a meeting Fridav in McKinley Hall. Mrt Myron Smith chairman, presided oxer 'he brief business meeting. Future activities of the flub w^t brought to the attention of Ihr number* and committees were appointed to select hnoka lo be placed la Ihe public library in th* memory of Sirs. Charles Ginn. It was announced that the flow­ er th-’W’ will be held it th* Mayfair Inn Ihis year on Dec. 1 and *. Slvmhcrs xoted to decorale a coffee table and to aril dried painted fh m tm a i mairnal and corsages at the event. I'rior to and immediately fol­ lowing the ae-sion the members and guests attended a demnnxtratmn of flower arranging by Sirs. Paul Ochiltree who it an outstand­ ing authority in the field While she •iemon-trated arrangement* on Thanksgiving and Christmas Idea* she also showed how com­ mon flowers could be used effect­ ively. Ifos'.rsies for the se.sinn were Sirs. 1 E Batten. Mr* J B Bos­ ton. Sir* Irwin Fleisher sn-l Mrs C Vi Baker Members attending were Mr* S l* Dickerson. Mrs. \V, A Yung, Sir* Doris time, Mrs Don Pe:ry. Mr* W 1) Gar­ diner. Sirs St D Itinrhart. Sir* Banquet Is Planned By Past Matron's At Recent Session The Past Station's Cluh of Sem­ inole Chapter No Two. OES, met recently at the home of Mrs. G. \V Bailey for a covered di*h vup per. Sirs W W Warner and Mrs Stuart Dutton were co hotlftsrt. At th* ronc'uiion of the delicious meal, each guest tang the tong that was printed on the musical napkin "Everyone had a good lime", it was staled. After a short intermission. Mrs J. T Sir La in, in tha abvenra of th# president Sirs. J C Bills, pre­ sided at the Nuatness meeting Sfrt Jack Burney read the minutes and the roll rail Each member pre tent responded with a Stecrrt Bis­ ter report Mr* R W Turner of fered th# devotional lesion after which Sira J F. Courier Sr, gave th* treasurers report Sir* L M Tyre made the courtesy report. Slaking final plan* for Ihe bin Hutt would b# held at MrKinlei Worthy Grand Alatrrm was the main item of business. Mrs. Rads Mia Cremhaw sa il that the ban quel would be held at SlrKinely Hall. Oct It. at • 30 p m. Reser vatlons should • made early bv calling lira W. E Balnea. 1S9 Mrs. Edson Gott Is in ehargt oi hill decorationi. and Mrs Joe Corley has chart* of table decor atom* and arrangement*. Mrs. Virginia Anderson, worth* matron of the Seminole chipter. was special gutit for the evening Members present were Mrs. J T McLain. Mr* Odeal Crosby, Mr* Ifasky Wight, Sirs l-ettl* Nil. Sir* J E. Courier Sr . Sirs J. P Moll/ rtiw. Sira, w, E. Raines. Sirs B W Turner. Sirs. Edson Golt. Mrs Effi# Hewsnn, Sira. ‘ Ed Routh. Sirs. B C. Moore. Mrs J O Huff. Mrs L M Tyre Mrs. R. F. Crenshaw. Mrs Munir Griffin. Sirs Jack Burney. Mrs Virginia Anderson, guest. anJ the hostesses. Mrs G. W Ralley Mrs Mamie J. Warner and Sir*. Siuari Dutton. Ihe November meeting mil be held at Sir* R F. Crenshaw's bom#, with Mra. Jaek Burney n co hostess. / | PURITAN SWEATERS SELECTED FOR U.S. 1955 OLYMPIC TEAMS! R. V Ccwan. Mrs SI L Cullrn. Mr*. W V. Robert*. Mr. Sljmn Smith. Mrt George Harden. Mrt. W. G Fleming. Mrt. Harry Cushtng. Sirs Jean Adams, Mrs \V A. Kitts Mrs. It K Robison. Mrs. ldlian Rinehart. Sirs S O. Chase. Sirs. G W. S;i*ncer, Sirs. Phtl Alar*. Mrt. Robert Key I. Mr* David Bastrr and Sirs. Karl Slutr Camellia Circle Discusses Plans For Flower Show Th* Camellia Circle of th# San­ ford Gardrn Club had its first ms-eting Thursday at the home of Sira. Ibmald Knight with Mr*. Charles Lansing as co-hustf»s. Tha ss-siti-a was opened with all member* present repeating th* prayer "A Garden Collect”. Plant wer# discussed for o booth to b* held at th# annual flower show Dec. 3 and 4 at th* Mayfair Inn. All members were reminded of th* arrangement demonstration which was gnrn by Slit. Paul Orhilttro at Sti-hinley Hall Fri­ day. Refreshments wet* served to Mr«. Vernon Hardin, Mrt. Alvin I'enlry, Mrs Ralph Rrtlt, Sirs. Ilsilicit Douglas, Mrt. James Cut, Mr*. Robert (Irwig, Mi.-. Harold Chapman. Sirs John Dunn. Mrs. Georg* Speer Mrt. Jack Martin, Sira. J . L Hortan r # Mr*. David Gats-hel, Sirs. E. C. Harper Jr., Kntgnt and Mrs. Lansing. Officers Elected Church officers elected recent­ ly for the Central Baptist Church ar* *• fallows: church treasurer, T. V. Rrown: Ja-k Benton a*ti*. tant; rhotr and educational direc­ tor, Howard Chambers; prgan-st. Mrs. Bhirler Grieme; training union, Stis. R K. Thompson; Sun­ day achool superintendent, J R. Chairman Explains News Of Bazaar To Circle No. 9 Circle No. Nine of the Erst Methodist Church met recent!- at the home of Sits- Frank Reddell on' Richmond Ave. with Mrs. R l*. Uutrhiton a* co-ho»te<t. Upon the attival of the members th# hostesses setved punch and cookies Assisting w»* Mrs. Enna MacOHn. Devotion was ,.ven by M.s, Hutchison using at her theme "Love” after which she read a portion of the chapter IS Cotinthlno. A dtologue was theq presented and the meeting closed with a praver. Mr*. J. N. Aitarcllo, chairman, opened the business part of the meeting with newt of t 1e hataar which is p’anned for Nov 17. She alto announced that a study course will h# taken from the Indian American theme. The enverr-l dt»h surrer it planned for Oct. 30 from Id .10 a m. to • p. m. Those present were Sir*. Mildred Wyatt., guest, Mrs \V. A. Hunter. M ■• Enna MacOlln ta, M*« R V. Ilutehlson, Sly# t II. i ,-chum. Mrs, Harry Rrown, Mrs " K Heines. Mrs J. P. p re Mrs. Ruth l.tindqulst. Mr«. I .1* B ull, Mrs. J M McCasklll, Mrs II \V. Dirks. Mrs. Jon Ctlllon. Mrs J. N. Atiarrllo, Sirs, R, E Wig­ gins Sira 'I E Raker, Ate# II, II SlcCall. M-t G ft Hudson. Mrt Raymond Bchulti, pe»-l I vnrb. S*rs Frank Reddell, and Mrs Rrodie Williams. Weaver; ehmch clerk. Sirs Essie Cote; audit, ng eommtttrr. Mrs. Ethlen* Owen. T It Allddleton; music committeo, Mrs. Grieme, Mia J. VV. Parham. K O. Keith; puhlicity. Nits# Paulette Cason; welfare committ*#. Sirs It l» Itrar-I, Mrs | H T Tew and Ja-k Benton; and Rower committee, Mr#. Phillis Na»h and Sir*. D. L>. Bialnard. THF SANFORD HERALD finAAontdA Tue.*. Oct. 18, 1!>.VT Mr. and Sirs. J. C. Mitchell •pent the wrrkrnd in Tallahassee alter* they attended the dedira tion of the new Florida Education­ al Association Bldg on Saturday morning. They at»o attended the ESI' Georgia Foetthall gam# that night Ste'son University students re. ctntly elected class and school otticer* m the annual fait elec­ tions Slits Caroline AlrltmH, daughter of th* Rev, and Sirs. A. G. Mrlnnts of ihe First P rrs. hyterisn Church, wa, elected vice* President ol the aomo* *faai Fnend* og Miss Mary Alsu Woi* was **«n*d rewently that Bukut will be lorry to learn that Roger Garner, Freshman, pledg­ sue continues ill in her home on ed l.amha (hi Alpha fraternity at Cedar Avenue. Stetson University nn Oct. I. .Mr. and Slrt Hamilton J Rtshre a'tcnded Ihe ESI' fi-niball game Saturday night in Tallahst' sre Hamilton J r . is on the first string tram and their daughter, "Hebe” plays in th* KSL' Starch­ ing band. WIN* iPRIZEsj Friends of 'lr* Elizabeth Mary Martin will he glad lo learn that she is doing nicely after under­ going surgery in the Florida Sani­ tarium She Is now- at horn* with her parents on M2 Chapman Ave. lor aeveral days. Sir*. A R Kev left on Mnndav for larksonville. where she will attend the Stale B -ard Meeting of the D S Daughter* of IM2 Following the session to tn held at tl JO a m llrt IS. the h<<ard will be entertained with a luncheon at Ihe home of Mrs ll-'lsert \t Per due. Slate Prcndrnt T f R E e i tJ - t v sns a -b a d io s i t s -^r HI-FI PHONOGRAPHS OlVtM *\VAY (ACM V-rFk? Sirs A K Shoemaker and Mr* J, S Thorp returned vrslerdav Horn New York where they spent j a w eiks vacation visiting rrla lives Sir and Sirs J St t.oenar-1 have |ust returned fr-m Pittsield Stas*, where they visited their ton-in law and daugh'.rr. Mr an t Sirs F IT Vnltoline and grand son St ke On th# wav home they stopped off in Camp LeJeune \ C to visit their %<m David who is stationed with Ihe Marine Cnrp there SYLVANIA S I V - mow ON FREE W IH A V IY O U R JN T R Y BLANK fOR SANFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY Ilf, MACNOI.I \ AVE. PHONE M2 WE DNE S DAY • One Day Only Store Open All Oa/. SCATTER RUGS “COLOR GAY” The hriRhteal color note in Scatter*. Mnjrir blur, turquoise, lemon yellow, pencil, pink, mist grey, o rc h id , peony beige, chocolate, yellow. Ivory, black, rose, red, cinnamon, junsl# green and whito. All loam woven, not tufted. • P re -sh ru n k • Fully wmhnbte. Slat 27 x 54 Size 24 x 36 • Non *kld hack. 5 C -5" QUILTS In pretty old fashion patterns, soft color* of blue, ro»e, green and yellow. Fi»*t color, vat dye, *un fa*t and tub fa.vt. Each Size 80 x M BESS BEAUTY Pntf* 5 �t / Miami To Face UnbeatenTCU CORAL GABLES—Football fanit up against th« greateit tram they nho irek out to tha Oanga Bowl| have mrt thta year, and poiiitile, bU'lium the night of Oct lit may I the greatest football train in the ba looking at the I9«l National I nation. Miami coaches tall (ha Tax. football c.ia,.,j.»<in» and a strong an offensive "terrifying." candidate for Uia '64 Htlsinan “Jo bold thia team, well have to come up with our beat defenalve football award. 'ICC l» n«»» riding high, aide effort to date," Gustafson raid.; and handiom* a* on« of the great And the L’-M mentor pointed out ,ur.defe»te*i tram* of the nation, that TCU'a haa done a brilliant •lie that nobody ha« been able to job thia year of holding back th e 1 opposition. Only 64)0 yard* hare c y m e near stopping- 7 he TCC game will be Universi­ been gained by opponents of TCU. The Miami starting ifuarteiback ty of Miami » third rhanre to move tnln the nation tpotlight and against TCU on the night of OcLl 21, la (till a question mark. Coach could bring Miami bark into the (iuatafson has lieen working hi* fir«t ten In trie nation. Ihiea signal rallrra—. 8am hear* TCU also wilt l-a the third tram nrcrhla, (irn* Ureses and Mario Miami p la n thla set son which llonofiglio—hard aince tha Notre ranke In the flrit ten in the coun- Ifame game. HsarrtrcchU and try. lew team* in the * ; Rrevra both have been directing such a hrutal schedule. As ache i ulr* go, not many teams In the country nlav mote than ona or If1* '' '* * • l,«n* indication ibat ONK O f TIIK thrllllnr play* In the tussle between the .Seminole High School Celery Foils and tha i* i . . . . in it,, first im in th e ' *,*rln*f "*nal sailer against |*alaika Maroona last Friday night in tha kiwania Club's UFC Benefit game. (Photo by Jameson) ,r a n ‘ l ln ** ® 1 fit* f ’I I Itram <■,,a ss.au f I ha TTCU may I... ba one .of country. these hoys. The Trias Christian «l*xrn is During drills this past week America’s No. I team in rushing. Hrarnerchia haa trern holding The Horned Frogs were rated tha slight edge. The rest of the U*M No. I team in the Southwestern backfield has hern pretty much Conference l>efoie tho IBM cam* tha sama as the one which tan psign opened and are highly far. against Notre flame, Don Hosteler er*.I to srin tha Conferenca title . .. . . . , has been going at fulllmck with BIRMINGHAM 'Jt - Two sharpthia year and to Into tho Cotton A|,.Am„ Wan CINCINNATI i*—Jimmy Carter I nslldate Whltry Bowl New Tsar's Day. shooting patters and a hark who says he's going to fight a "correc- a y . » « . ■ Itouvirre at right half and Jack So far in four boll game. Texas | is running or throwing (he hall live fight" tnmmrnw night against | V I C K O S C llI I S Christian has gainetl 1,337 yards There I. . good rh.ncr that the al"10‘«,,mr h u , , a m u j Wallace l Bud) Smith wnen he tries on the ground alone, the most Mtomi slatting line again.t TCU‘"P arf ,he Southeastern Confer-, l« win the world a IlghUelgh box- Given Release afnaslng record In the nation. will be somewhat different from ’ r n c e offensive leadrra. ng rhampiomhip lor a fourth KANSAS r ITY '.r - V ir na«rhl. Jimmy Swink is being hailed ns In order they are Dirk Young J . . . (h r. corfi . . y|H lndl- w"0**. I*"* ?! ,*hf ' 0 ,11 ' an' on* of the all-lime great running the line which opened again.t No. «">• '»*». V .l.......... of Gc-ugia. yard, net g a in ;|c.*e> ho*j!e ,h, |h” the New York Pl«chcra, .apparently i, at barks on Southwestern Conference »,• fighting "corrre. the end 'of his major leagu# play history and appears well on the mo.rd bark Into the first siring Jonh Map»r», lenne«»ee. 447. anu , ing (jve fjshta" rarh lime hr has gone way to winning tha forested Mali- tarkla post again and has shore I »oh Hardy. Kentucky. 4'«. Tie stlrran righthander was Charles Hutching, hark to the .*• Bui while Young has pa««ed for ,n(0 M rematch after losing Ihe man award. givrn his unconditional release yes* So with all of this, the llur- rond string. Two new guards— vs, yards and lost 47 rushing, and frown. ),, h tl |0,t lhr tll|e lerday by Ihe Kansas City Athlalrieanea of Miami no doubt will he Tom Pratt and Bob Cunio—also HarJy Is minus 49 on Ihe ground I Thrfl. Ira. lie won 'our games and loti aix ■Ju ■ base moved u p to the first string, while thrnwlng for 437. Majors has and gM(re he has regained II. lie'll try to win It hark for a for the A's if Hi* past baseball dropping Co.Captain Joe Kohut | • '• " • ‘‘'l tor ** F*rd* ind Pa“ *d T1IF. SANFORD IILRALD third time In tomorrow night's IS- season, completing only one game ,,S Raschl. who will he 37 next P ago ft Tuns. O rt. 1ft. 1H.VS and John Krotee to the aerond ,or Majors al<o Is Ihe hardest worked rounder In the Cincinnati Gardrn string. nf Ihe SF.C’a leading ground gain- Smilh wun Ihe rhampmnshtp from Marrh, spent seven years with Ihe rrs. lie has rarrird M limes for Carter in at sparsely attended bout Yankees and waa a 20-gamr winner three seasons He appeared In II 308 yards, a net of 3 6 yards per Iasi June 29 10 Thoroughbreds ru'h. and ranks fourth among Ihe in“ Boston Naturally. I'm nol going to Irll World Series garnet. The Yankee-, told him tn Ihe you all of the things I noticed from runners. Slated To Arrive Auburn's Fnh James Is the lead- looking al Ihe movies nf our last St. Iouia Cardinals after the 19)3 ground gainer wilh 403 yards light.' Carter tald yesterday. “ I season for a reported tU.noo and At Gulfstream Park ing In U carries for an avrrage of fade mistakes — and my olan Is he won eight and Inst nine with MIAMI, FI*, 'ft—Ten thorough- 7 7 yards pei try, and la fourth In lo correct them. And I will, loo." them. Th* Cards released him last Smith .aid. however. “ I know I Mmng and Ihe Athletics picked him hrrda are arheduled In aerlv* at |nu i olfense Florid* breakaway Gulfstream Park today for Ihe specialist Jackie Simpson haa the ran heal Carlrr. I did It in Boston' lip Ray Krnnrdy. the A' a player i start of Florida's horse racing tea. next best refold on the ground with and Ihere'a no reason why I can't son Nov. Nov » 330 yards m 37 rarrirs, an average repeat. I can punch harder and waa let out “to make room on our '•'NASHVILLE. Tenn. 'JF-lt turn* »*" personnel manager, said Raschl that's why I think I'll win.*' 17)r horses *hlnn~d br»w from of 9.3 yards a rarry. I mil (here's more security in mlIn spite nf Ihe fart this Is staff for younger men *• ]tjrf football coarhlng than In most Michigan tracks, I n c l u d e * Three rrcelvrrt have caught 'm b e r jobs—(or soma people, that owned by Bussell Fisher, two three touchdowns rarh. Thry are Smith's home limn. Carlrr aermrd - .S Brnnatl and Jimmy Orr of Georgia. Harry lo be a alight belling (avorit* — Srhnellenbrrgtr of Kentucky and for what betting there waa. V &'ak* I ' Lnmhe ft Ifonaker, for r*T|tHrM by J. Q. "fin er. If Carter wins. Smith will join gmple. ||« turned up as a young Thry make up Ihe earliest ship- Billy Klnard of Mississippi. Orr ambitious roach al Marys ill# Col- ment lo rrarh this area in many haa raught Ihe most pas.es for i Paddy DeMarco aa a frllow who i n r s i.ia ; ..............Boys! .. ............ years, and Include Dasher, the most vantage - 16 for 306 • "*»er made a dime from extra- « la »c4 ilar#r n o w n s iSS' shortly aflrr World War I, has ..................... |. T l* St a. } now reached Ihe mlddl* of his Uih Vienna Danre, P i p a r n o . Skin Schnellenliergrr ha 12 and Kinard curricular flghta as a result of Ilukor'a »I||» Ph 11 a in s ; l.lf» ln» I* a list* ; i, || | being champion DeMarro wmn the J; * season at the East Trnncssee Insti­ Junior, Aunt Anne. Big Ifarrv. II receives lo his credit «*rrk a lu ll I'wl'OK# |* i u s ;* larcn a. m i, T»mmi . u*.i nh s t m ix ;«• i tution and apparently ran has* the Ann's Reward, Joli'a Choice and Young and Hardy each has tl,1.r , , M*rch New Yorkrr V.'1"* ,,f T u la in 7t»n job as long as he wants it. Red Rudolph thiown six touchdown passes, fn|. and l"M 11 ,0 ,h* >n Vo* it nf « ti usTi ;t: a >n x o y . 17 o' M r s n o w t.iX H i . i : u i i k Or taka P V. (Putty) Overall, When Miami's r a e l n g season |(IH(. | hy Eagle Day of Mississippi hit next lime out on n i i r i t .i . I'a io trr* w n * | . r * ! » r r C l l r who hat hern coaching most of fe ll Into full swing, about 3.000 snilh three Day Is fifth In total (hat year. I'r ln lln ^ w n* f. Lauro Salas, who was tha first T » " im t . r*4.1l*tnr Fl.-.p sr..* S, horsrt will be stabled In Ihe area.j offense with 361 yards, all but 29 Uso lima sine* 1934 at Tennessee vi»ih»r'« r u m it u r# «'• w » * | tn ''borrow'' the championship Mranwhile Tropical Park an- passing, [Klvlechme Instituta In Cookeville. k u i'4 It *4 1, Mi.,p * n n J , M. T. from Carter, managed In get In ■uI.ir * I n , Wn* • I4 There'* A n d r e w (Scrappy) nounred it will offer six rarra for Ron QuUllan. Ttilane with 336 a roupla of bouts aa champion _ T l t k l t N IUM T M R r.a t Q t N R S Moore, a flilure at Ihe Unlsersliy 2 year-nlda for Ihe first lime in yanls on th* ground, la Ihe SRC's "i4*UFn M'aale Mt»e*|9 1V*1 Tnntftof'• Vtaflltfffr Rho|» }n % of Chattanooga tlnr* th* lata IMO'a years, during Us# last two wrerka of third leading ruahrr and aitxh In before ha lost In a rematch. C lip P rin tin g Cm. g | |J One reason of course for Smith's lla meeting In January. 'first as an asilatant and thrn as R u rn e li p *l*< *r* j jsi Inactivity since winning th# cham­ Sl*t6« r . •'lim it hi • P * The rarea will be decided over total offense. *•-• head roarh. N T l.lf e Ins «•». ; i », pionship it that he auffrrFd a bad Howell Tuhhs nf Auburn, enm •As head roathts, these three the 2-furtong Nursery Course anl T » :s s i M illII t i i n C K r. IM I.S IT I mrntors have put in ft) years on purars will he slightly higher Ihan pleilng 14 of m heases, leads Ihe rut in the first round. But Carter H u k u r', llu s lr Fhop lU r n t ii r * |« u r * 1ST the gridiron, counting this season. Ihe S1000 minimum agreed upon conference In aceurary with a TOO waa carved up even worse and has Cn lnry P ilB L I ' * a il Overall, who tried to step aside with horsemen, arrnrdlng tn El­ percentage in the air. Young has been on the Inartive list ever sine*. gained Ih* most yardage by air. Jar a younger man two or three mer Vlrkeri, Tropical Park gener­ rnmplrting 31 nf 61 attempts for lo hli credit, to lead thia 4kparttipies, finally succeeded and Is al managar. 33ft yards though five of hit throws ment. wjtlchlng Tennessee Tech football Emmett Zelanka, Ttilan* Junior have been Iniereeplrd. Florida's Don Chandler haa the this jr a r a t faculty chairman ef laekl* from New Orleans, will Mississippi's_ ....... ______ John Hlalack ..................... and lop punting performance In hand athletics. ill banAll three of these colleges are dla moil of Ihe extra-point kicking Georgia Tech'* Johnny Mengrr with an average nf 4TJ yard* per — leach haa three p its Interceptions boot In II kicka. amatl Initltntioiti, tomparalvely for Ihe Greenlea thia faU. iplfakkng Victories, although dtslrabl# and frtquenl, have not hern a controlling factor In (h cratches' 'M bs. Rut ill three ahow a neat Mlanee In the won-lost column. But win. lose er draw, llooaker, Oierall and Moore have never bad i .to worry about Ihrlr jobs h In IftM. for esample, llonaker ‘ ran Inin one nf his rare poor is*, {ions and Maryville lost nine stra ig h t gamea. Alumni action th area ion- A testimonial dinner ami | a brand new sedan aa token of •flh'lr esteem for their old eoarh. ■ Nil# work, tf you can get It, and fao genre, too. • 2 Passers, Back Are SEC Leaders Carter Trying Again For Championskio College Football Coaching Oilers ;Beiter Security K Bowling S H Michigan, Maryland Oklahoma Rated High* ■y HUGH FULLERTON JR. ,11 Noire D im . The Associated Press 12. Texas AIM — . When four football learns which. 13. Georgia Tech had been listed in the natim 's top II. Colorado 10 get licked on one weeken dand 13. "Istom in several nf the others win without IB Baylor looking particularly good, there's 17 Bo«tin College (I) ...... 9 so m a understandable conruston l* TCU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 among the men who pick them. If. Ysl# ........... 21 Th* aporta writers and broad » •l°|F rro ^ ---------------eaatrri who rale Ihe trams weekly in the Associated Press poll re­ rilOENIX .Arlr n - Golfdom'a sponded to this situation today bs hotshot, will tnvada the Fael'ir putting Michigan. Marxian! and Northwest In forte neat fall under a plan revealed by representative, tlona for tha third straight w»ek— of Ihe Profctional Golfers Ann. with Oklahoma creeping up on a here last night. Maryland tram that once w A proposed fall golf lour starting rated first. at Vancouver B C , in .September Tha four lo.rrs. Noire D*me, ATLANTA A - Auburn's Ralph and winding up at San Diego, Calif, Georgia Tech Wisconsin and Tea and Tennessee tailback in October was outlined by FGA at Christian, dropped out of the Jordan Jotlrny jujor* ar. tha Atlanta Seh*Jule Coordinator Boh l.earog first 10 ratings with the Impre*, Journ;i-, C'0ach and Player of tha at a meeting of th* Winter Golf •Iv# * in n m of fhr to p i> 4 u n r Week in Ihe Sautheaitfin ConferSponsors Assn. weekend moting up to lake their n(f The dates for Ihe winter tour, . .. , .. 1 They were selected by a sola starting with the *30.000 l»s An­ Michigan, in spite of a ra th e r■(1. to>rhes following their geles Open Jan 61 and ending rocky game against N orthur,tern.!,r jn u . tjc | 0 n r, Saturday, with the H3noo Baton Rouge (La.* remained almost stationary In fir t ^ A burn beat Georgia Tech Open March 1-4, were approved first-pace sole, of 76 , , ,, 4fv| Xcnilt.rce irampled A # San Diego vacated Its dates on P!1C.‘L the IBM winter tour to claim a waek a poll, llleblgan a point total . ...... •pot on the proposed fall lour. Oth- was 1*03. Last week it sias >0 P r r propoird tournament sites in­ fiesta and I « 2 point.. . e le m rn t^ f en ^ a . ha , . . . . . . Suit rolled o'.cr the favored Crim* clude Spokane. Seattle, Portland 10 for each first-place vote, 9 far , (.n Xl(|f j|„ , rorcd one touch and San Francisco Dales, purses . . . . down and passed for another Ha and sponsors remain lo be worked Marylsnd . support for the No 1 lfcwjnted for , || but M of TenThe 113 non Crosby tnvltational. "enkenc-J as Jim Tatum'. 223 vards gamrd VI ill be held Jan IMS with lb* £l^ * i - ' , l 5 ! » i A,,burn* ' ' c,ory was Ihe first 1910 and was itich in. 1922 date* assigned lo San b*a ‘N ^ h <a,^ I‘" a ‘J, ' ' os cr Tech since 191 Jan Diego left -oen for a poasibl* nawj FLU‘ * I t , ? r « 4 ' l l ! * n ^ a l<,am f,foM ,h*1 to afh Jordi a lournament. 1 **c??d *nd_Jhlrd. ,° krf p lh? T., r.p: ‘aid he could not single nut Following the layoff will he the ,•PO,. .V.'h..1 ” 7 to nominate for the l'la j.r of imlnt. lo Oklahoma a 1.434 Mary- ,hf Wpck „ 120.000 Palm Springs Invitational land got only 13 firsts as compared Jan. 26-29; Ihe 113.000 Phoenix to 41 a week ago while the Sooncrt Open, Feb. 2-3. Ihe 112.300 'tenta­ drew a . tive) Tucson Open. Feb. 9-12; the 120.000 Trxaa Open al San Antonio, Navy, which nashrd lo an r t Feb. 16 19; Ihe B30.000 Houston riling aerial vlrtory over Prnn Open. Prh. 23 26. and Ihe 113,000 Slate, losing lla umrored-on status but winning its fourth straight Bagon Rouge Open, March l - i game, moved up from eighth place to fourth and Duke, a 20-14 winner over Ohio Stair, vaulted from 11th to fifth. Then ram* Notre Dame's eon IS T H E sso xrssr n i n i r r * r<«*s i t * quernr. Michigan State, followed IIS Ik* SssaHsIsS rr*M MOTTO O F O l'R by UCLA. Weal Virginia, Auburn X K 'v T u r k - a m * T..ww *. i * f , and Southern California. X » n T n r k . . iu i i v . i m *.! S ills I'HAK.M ACISTS! is * a s a*wti u t> city. i*. The leaders wilh first plare r n o V H 'K .M ’H, n I — Vln.» Vlsr. voles in parentheses: Bring vour nreailn»«. | ) S ' , . I ' . i i i k i s , J. polnisd l.sM ir Sslinis. Il>. IKlrolt. 1. Michigan ( 7 6 ) ....... ........ 1,6.13 erintion to o u r akillad oharma1.467 ' " j i A i . i r . v . x . ' ,v a — t»i.t< i k h i S. Maryland (331 _____ l|..M « ia . li e . H a l,fa s . outnelntaW 3. Oklahoma (19) ........... rlsti for correct 1,434 O rlarW n T u lu a la . I a*. I'uSia. |a romooundlng. i s i l t l ’l H S 'l l l t I F T I I . Ta« — N BA 4. Navy (7l . _ _________ 997 k a n la m s t« l* k l ih a m iiln n H aul It * . 3. Duke (If) ...... _ . . 9<i7 In * SI*• la . 111. M a tir* . a s l a s l s l Michigan Slate (4) . .. . no; a# f 'a .II F. Sinonmahar, I I I . Iw>a ft. CN on-lltla I T. UCLA ( ') - ........ u . 7t3 ,n s :VS- n ltl.i:.V N H - ria s a v » l*n,a. 36) Its I I. f ’hi. a a*. ti.V n » .l S'al I K II- ft. West Va (II ____ la r i Ja ck a n n . I J J ' , . \ » » iiflaaw s. t ft. Auburn (3) 436 Near P. O . _______Phono 103 | 10. Southern Cal M) jjj Max Eggleston, of Denison. Tex , The Second to: dean of Lake Texoma's fishing guides, spent hit vacation fishing In Yellowstone Park. Golfdom's Hohhots To Invade Pacific Northwest Next Fall SEC Coaches Select Journal's Coach “ Player Of Week • Fight Results FAUST'S DRUG STORE T n m n i'i R * 4 U tn r nk. SIS M ain er'* r » r * i . r * . ». T l.lf* INS O I k i i i t u s l At, N IUM n..h at#*!* j,iii* #11 I a t n a :s *va p i* .,* a it Ij t r r f Pisr# J i r k K a n n .r T - I4 II- . I .-Mi lla rn tg l l* * k r * k a r h i * n i * i n i « i . M in n ll*m l< l l l* r k * * k a r li J a ik K a a a rr »»V is s SSI SSI n v a ia J * • • » I'Mlk n iti T » f* AUTOMATI C WASHER — F ite F to Vi TON H HUNTERS COATS CAPS BOOTS SHOTGUNS • *i ' i 55 C H EV R O LET DUCK SEASON OPENS NOV. 7th U N T E R S PICKUP TRUCK GUN CASl SHELLS RIFLES Pocket ind Hunting Knives • DRY • DYE 1*1 i-are r p i »»« n«h F l* » la «i»»r#a P a in ia OCTOBER SALE SHAG HUG t il t l* R agular T rie# I17M OCTOBER SPECIAL <1395 O r tM 6 Dwn. f t *4630 M#. BUY NOW and SAVE HUNTING VEST • ' .4 ADERS MINT tTMB liTOMITK, w iu m �O M O RE B U Y IN G A N D S E L L IN G THE OLD HOME TOWN If U 'a W o rth A o y th ta t I t ’s W o rth A d m t W o * t a TWO or Thrre Bedroom furnished LIKE NEW—Maroon Living room rug. r » i r . 130. Phone 1007-W. houie or Apt. Reply Box JR r» the Sanford Herald.________ SEED BED COVERS (J) used on* season. Irene Hinton. West Sid*. Phon* 133-W. l P i***’* By STANLEY - - - YOU A1NT SE^A4 NCfTH/MS YETI* SHE LlBE HEIEE TWO DAYS- z) 6 f? A N O C H lL O I S H E I 5 E T H IS M O R N I N G - * T~" T IE SANFORD HERALD d a ily P A small needla cut 10. Prophet WELAKA APAKTinCYTS: I private bath*. 114 W. P in t Rollaway aad Baby FURNISHED APTS, a wait l i t O*LC*“ a*J * * * RED-l-MLX CONKRETE Mra tio Concrete Co. Phone Bedroom t'B Construction, 301 him Ave. renrled and Jalouited Porch. Elect. Refrigerator, Stove. Ven. YOU C A N T HEAT THIS! Blind* and Heater. Reasonable Beautiful Bookcase Bed. Large Double Dreiser. Beveled Mirror. Down Payment. Low Monthly Limited time ONLY 399 30. Payment!. Phone 1706-M. ECHOI-S B E D D IN G CO. Ceeuer led 4 Magnolia Ph. 1333 “Bud" Bamberger. Mgr. 0* n Meeday’a til • p. m. CLEAN furnished apt«• ^ 701 Waal lat St. Pnon* *19. FURNISHED Kitchenatta ApU. Atr Conditioned. Slumberland THREE Bedroom House. Owner leaving town. Will atll for Court. South City UmiU High­ foully. Near Pine Cre»t School. way 17U. Pnone 2104-J. MCE BEDROOM. Prtvat trip c t ao<l bath. l hon« 1 DOWNSTAIRS furnished mvnt 703 PalmeUo. Phone A J. W. HALL, REALTOR. Fiona* Stale Bank Building "Call Hall" Phono 1731. FURNISHED Three Room Apt. with bath. Screened porch. Gar• aa i012 n Parkr 1331-R**. Park nr or Phnnf Phone lB l-R -t FURNISHED .three room* hath. 1902 Maplr Ave Phoot Looking for a good location. 1 474. AtiarrUn. 600 Park. 3103 Amelia in HIGHLAND PARK. Very neat 3 bedroom THREE Room completely turn Iahhome with tiled bath and kitch­ ed Apt. Phone 3392. 317 Pal­ en equipment. Yatd nicety landmetto.___________ __________ scaped Priced at 39.300. with attractive terms. NICE three room furnished Apt. 2300 Mellonvilk-._____________ Robert A. Wlltiana. Realtor • MODERN 2 Bedroom, furnished Raymond U ndqnlti. Associate Home and Four Unit Motel Phone 1973 AlianUe Bank Bldg. ftk . . nine S ROOM Furnished Ap4 Light*, water furnished. Cloaa to •4130 per month. 107 Locuit, Pboae 724-M. % $ 1 % % I> 23 % % 37 ii1' THOSE GRANDCHILDREN • H % I % Jl 1 3S 3-V lap U l«t J*' 1 a4 •I.* | 55 Jc- *T % t r /Smart —an d fA fterjScfio o li CHEVROLET 1032. lyiwr mileage, one owner. Will nm iidrr trad* in Cali 12*7.R. aflrr 4 3fl p m. 1911 MODEL A. lew-k* good, run* gnrri Good tires. 1163. 2120 orange Ave. CARA BO U G H T S O LD T R A D E D Rot Reel'a Uieo < art Sanford Avo A llth M 19 —Motor*/ Boats/ T n tiers— 19 RORSON Bp o rtin g Gooda k r ltirade galea A flervtra Ml F. 1st 04. Pbvae 9W A college education begun in 19*»2 ha* been returned by C. II WilImighbr, *!. former profr»*or of animal husbandry al the I'mverally of Florida. lie retired eight year* ago after .13 year* of teaching hilt came hark to elai e< because "The xmlxer*ity ha« h#en my life I frel more at home and i* helpv to fill my day*,*' Willoughby it taking an agricul­ tural jouinali.rn rotir.p which of fer. instruction In profrtti. nal agrirullurtila in galh. .mg anil m i tng agrtrultur.il new. for dally and weekly paper* and periodical* lie wai at one time editor of an agrirultiire page for a dairy magi nne m Atlanta Hr a..i>trd with the ttart of “ The Florida I'atllr man" magartne in 1933 and he ha* written many artirle* for other Florida magartneWilloughby »*>• he * «ern many rhance* at the unuer'ity “ When I fame in 1915 there were 3on eti*lent*. I »e watched the growth and prngte.* and I hope that in *ome imatl way I have helped with that progrei* W’h* at one time, I knew almo.t all the people of tialnr.ville and for to or 13 year* alter I rtm r I knew everyone at the univrrtlty includ­ ing tho«e in law irhnol Now I'm concerned with learning my r i m male* wnd Juit enjoying the role of a .Indent '* Willoughby i* luted In Who's Who in the South and South*r.I. and In the American Men of Sci­ ence * By Jane Mrmin j Y l / I T I I tehorl npen,’ comet the •I fnmi»hinf*rtt>d ywoUVew the' * * problem—w hat'll go on your way it if.m i la iked the m l t M a 1 floor this fa ll? of heavy traflle and *pota fro n t ' There'll lie the kiddle* traipsing •ml and wear. Tn maka infrequent through the houie and the kiddie*' rlramng* especially ea«y, the friend* • d -c«ie manufacturer ha* put an the mar­ frie n d ., t ket, Spore a-Farn. a iponge imria l new and sm art and decorative prtgnated with a »t»#ei*l foam de­ al a ro-t of not too much money. tergent. S-|u-ete In# .ponga levTh»t rati * for mmething pretiy r t a | u n)r, , n a gallon of w ater apec.al and on# of the an- , m| , h i„ , noufh t |t , n„ r u a w r r . I . Ih . fall a flhr# ru g r. frn fw lh , u „ W(lh. A new fibre pattern, d elig htful. ou, frm nvjne lt frnm lh# . 1y styled in live tweedy color * .* ' tone*, i* a blend of ftl.re. wool. The new rug (by D«lto*» comtoj rayon and arrtate yarn *. It l« ,n • " •i»"d»fd m e * or any spe-l hardy, re»tfully *p rin g r and easy efal *lse In *everal l-wm widths up to rlra n . Tha rug blends with | to 12 feel. A i> by 13 roaU le*#j THAT'S t iif . nun It's So Eaay To Placa A Want Ad LOS ANGELOS |v—A manage parlor has thi* slogan polled over Just Call 1821 and aak (or TV SERVICE tha Want Ad departmaat It* door: "We ruh you the right 4T.TS O F F OWN FINGERS Fast and Effleient Sanford Herald •MSI’ER. Term r \ promi­ way." JENNINGS TV CENTER Phone 2313 J. SM ALL BLACK AND WHITE long nent Marion County farmer got hi* hatred dog. City uren*o No. vr. right hand caught in a mrrhanlral niCYCLE PAINTING If found pleas* rail 32J-W. m m pirker yeUerdiy and ampu­ Storage until X.Ma* Child a pet tate! the fingrt* with a pocketBlarney's Blko Simp knife after a Companion hriltatrd 310 E. 4th SL Phon* ; to do it. Spar* Heaters and Floor Furn­ A Chattanooga hoipital, where aces Liberal Trade-In. J. E. Graham wav taken, reported hn rendition fair today. Graham whipped o -' his pocket knife with hts Irft hand «. * freed the tangled one hy rutting oi.* the fingers at tho knuckles. Sears, Bognurk and Co. has an onenlnr In Sanford for a vourg tadv between CO and ■T3 year* ef ace. The person p u n know touch type »*■*• tem *»id ba able to maintain a minimum inted of 33 word* DEAUTIFUIa PATTERNS per minute. Bookkeeping experienra is a much dasired CUSTOM FITTED MtfYY PARIAH nualitv, but other prarliral Griffis A R iatar Carntrarttow Ca. PROMPT lU R R ir r T s eiperirnr# or advanr* eduHomes and RemodclDg INSTALLATION Beauty Nook rational arhirTruen*' would Phon* 23M-M-4. 103 So. Oak Ave. b* rnnsiderrd. Applicants HOUSE CLKANINO - Window* pm*t be blab school gra­ lendy C*m*r*n wk* WaiU. Floor*. Ph. D. C. Laid duates, with pleaslnr person, h • dvrtfty Scat welt, 1149-J. alltv and v>«d ehararter, ThM* a cfaasifiad ad and have the ahillte and deSanford, Florida Iw i return* a 1*1. air* tn get along with people. Phona 200 Wanted FEMALE NICELY Fuml.hed 3 room Garat* Apt. CaU 1 U dartiae. 963.R altar i p . ra. C. C. Welsh. For All Corn niraiy located near high arhooL lurrcd walla, reramle Ula hath, Elec. Rang* and JUfrtgtralqr. ft- kH with shade WANTED AT ONCE. GOOD STEADY JOB. APPLY Iff PERBON. BRITT TRACTOR CO. HIGHWAY ITU. GAS Stalina dtendant. Steady emplo) m*nt ’referably over 33 years old. I LOCH A M O R NIBBED one bedroom cottage the month. See B J. Carroll W B & m. week-day* or any• Sunday. Flv* Points Motel. % 1to !i ME NEED THE SPACE Pleablag. Breety fleattog YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE M. G. HODGES Retail Value Sale Price Serv-te on All Water Pump*— 171.13 2-Pc. Sofa Bed Suite* 347.00 Wells Drilled - Pump. 43.03 7 Pc. Ltv. Room Suites 21.00 Paela Read Pheee 7to 29.03 Wing C h a ir ............. II on 29 03 Plastic Platform Rocker A Ottoman in no 19 93 Adjust. Lvunge Chair 6 0U HOLER'S TREK SERVICE Tree* Rrmnved, Topped. Shaped 29 93 Walnut Dreiser and llr»irrd. Grnrral Tree A Mirror in on Surgeon Free E s t i m a t e s 14 93 Dresser Bair* 3 00 Phone SOi-X W'. Sanford 99 34 3-Pr. Twin Bedroom Suite .. 4* oo M 30 Potter Bedroom Suites 34 00 FLOOR sanding and Bniahtog 29 93 Large Buffet with Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi Mirror ... ... a no nole County since 1913. IL M 49 03 Dining Room Table* .. IS on Gleason, Lake Mary. 29 03 Alum. Chaise I/uinge . looo Plenty of Malireitea and Box ENVELOPES, latterbeart*. state­ Springe — Make ut an offer ??? ments invoices, hand hula, and p r o g r a m s , etc. Progressive M ather of Sanford Printing Co., Pbooe 400 — 403 M M ft. I ll B t Pheee W fe U ftM h rC k B hrty IT-et In4fe Pine* m i COTTAGE. Wert, Flrit St Frult tm s , g*wly patotad. Ph. 11M-J. • \ 1 % USED FURNITURE CLEARANCE WO . BEDROOM unfurnished bouM. 406 Colonial Way. Owner, 1SIIED 3 larga rooms, I room Apt No children, •almetto. FURNISHED Apartment. I room*, bath, private entrance. Th. 46-W i 1 YOUNG r»| rirnrrd salesgirl withe* wor in Sanford. Write to l( S. • Herald It wtr. pay YOU to *ee US befnee WILL KEEP CIIII.DnEN in my Vou buy. Open Evrntng* and homo by Day or Week. Call Sunday*. Katuide Trailer Sale*. 7271 11. B ig p r ly Appliance Center Palatka, Fla. "Your WrtUngbouie Dealer" TYPING done at home Maytag Washer* jO lt SAI.K — Will aarrffice njully running for an nfluv? Coleman Heaters ... 364 30 up on 11*31 Ford 2*door sedan. Ki address your rani* 111 Mageella Are. Phone 1537. rr..ent condition. Call 1*43 J. velope*. Phone 7*I-M. aliet e p. nt. Used furniture, appliance*, mol*, etc. Boughi-told. Larry'* Mart Ml East 1st S t Pbooa 1611 PUBLIC AUCTION T m •> eady Mixed Concrete. Concrete MAN aie 53-43 prrferablv with Inturanre nr other Sale* ExoerBU-ck. Sand. Gravel Cement Irnrr Wanted b) lop ratrd lair Concrete Pipe to Meet All Quali­ Inturanre t’n . a- grnrral agrnt fication*. Phene I4M agent for Sanford arr* Salary banaaa Camrrata Ply* Cm and expense allowanre lia-rd on abtl.ly and rvprrirnrr. An op­ Onl Weet 13U a t portunity In timid your own agency with liberal company financing Write Box to the Sanford Herald for personal Interview. Every Ralarday Night — 5 I'. M. Farmers Auction Market Building. All merchandise told to highest bidder, regardless of price Con­ signer* and Dealers invited. We will buy anything. Wallace and Walker Auction. Phone 2120-R. •- t CONCRETE I BEDROOM houtr, lour down payment. Monthly payment* 333 Delude* tase* ana Inaurance. Oner Weller Homea. Phon* INI. Lively, clean Room*. 333. roi.m*. 313..I l l Tark. 1 METAL ROOFING New fat Stock. S-V Crimp -1 * 1 " e m u l a t e d - I V Corrugated. Get all Your roofing need* at S h a m a n C s a e ra U P ipe C * Out Waal Uth SL Phon* 2iM ture Cnstnr. I l l Wait DC I n . A POPE CO- INC. South Park Are. Phone 1441 Builder* of Finer Home* for Florida Living. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS Sale* Office—IMS So. French .Ave Paint ......................... 12 30 Gal. Phone 2100 or 2990 T-Shirt* ....................... 4*c Earh 310 Sanford Ave Phone 1321 The Want Ad Department la open from S:S0 a. m. until S:M p. in. each builnaaa day axeept SaturdftT iltinooR * D udllm fof weak-day Inaartlona la 1:00 p- *n« the day preceding publication. •JB d U s u u u r t a n n mi u n i t Ubr-i .m :d fJUCI D D rii ar-mrtM t*-!5i"n 11. Young • y u a n •!>)." dog tltlM ts.trJLI Ul9n DOWN S 1$. CoqUftt. n o inniiRai*. ik r.ii'vra 'Jim* • tali I.A Moo* » n afx'jc: aar>fet-u grind ef \ 50. A (1X353 OHLiH timber firnUicait VOlf , A ll 51. Apex • TteU H tf'e U i* » e 3. Decisive • 3T. Branch eg s:. Fore3. Mountain learning hrtd in Greece SI SlfTI of th* SR. Genuine I.A king 3*. Roman infinitive iPp ) •tateimaia 50. Fit* (po*6> 8 Elevated 45. Mocking*' 56. Nourished train 44 Edge of * uhortenrdl 51. Erbium wound i»ym.y 6 A sharp. 4J. Landpiercing cry 31.City Mt> meaaure 35 rig pen ?. Metallic 4T. PianiMim» 33. Toung fish tabbr.) 36 MiaUk* QUICK CASH for Furniture. Add­ ing Machine*. Typewriter!. Out­ board Motor*. Boat*. Super ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED ITrading Pnic One mil* South BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED on 17-N. Phono 2213.R. from 310.600. to 113.000. FHA H E A T IN G an I VA (Gl) Financed. ir Fum acrt and Cirrulatora Advert!*era am requested to no­ tify the Want-Ad Department Im­ mediately of ■ ■ F j d s J l M S ad*. *i The Sanford Herald will be rriponubl* for only on# Incorrect tniertJon. P iT a».tis».y i ' j . t i d M jitn ■•inti.M’ crossw ord •1 V A R IE T IE S P A N E L IN G Nattv* a id foreign Woods. See Them At S h trm a n C oncrete P ip e Co. Out w*«t i j u s c n*** so t ODHAM A TUDOR. INC. 1 uc?« Oct* 1B» 3- B. ft. m atnwy k eo a hi a *1 conblock from acheel bus Use. This is the moat spacious modem home we have, to offer hi Us prie* range) la ta e S e le po*s«aaloa. We have the key. f lljM . StricklandMorrison, Inc. itor. Guaranteed lata Beauty Shop, AND Q U /10/N & M E E D S The pedtfon offer* a good •tarting salarv. A di**annt will ba given «i all purrha*e*. with groun fn*uranee, gr«un h<**pltalii*tli*n and profit sharing plant available. Permanent resi­ lient preferred, lt la an Ideal posltlan far the right per tan If vms era Interested in this petition, and nr* batwaan tha area af M and 33. apply Hi pereap pow at Beam Tata, lap Saiga Office, I ts K. Ffrrt State*, BowfaeC E a. i �;t m /m m , ■' ft ■ Paye * Tom. Oct 18, f T IC SANFORD HERALD Chance To Work InNationsCapitol Offered Persons IB a rk Ilm tm it An opportunity to work In tha Nation's apltal and to start a career with the Federal aervua la offered now to young people In this area who caa typo or writ* shorthand. It waa announced today by Mias Anna Knight, Navy eM- f<tvnc*t Hit it f are N *. »n Pt* * n RAE FOLEY seemed a little odd these Post months Worried about thing " “Odd tn what way T" home tiling in Carol s voica, a a u t u r u h i , m .ila in * Lawyer giia ner a ipeculalive gtanca. “tfa got hia ol drpreaaion. Just a montli agu, ne into me ne oevci cnanagad to do uunga ngnt. no matter now ne into, u t course, na aiwaya ex­ pected toa unpoasibla of himaclf. Hut atill—and ne said a queer tmng Ha said, "Max, it's ridicu­ * boy." lous for me to nuke a ertll An “T h a t w as Roger for you. Not Lbmiga I could wave anything.' a w ord about wnal n* w as d.iir.g Dton ■ sound to me aa lanugo na lo r peopia. The way he w io ii th e m ma^nt pioperty but as taougn na up tn hta column, you’d th in k th e tbougm ne would vanish without Klhbeoe and the teat of Uiein w ere leevmg a Irara." Griswold e eande th e one* who 414 thing* fo r ‘m. m 1' a ntipiees ge. tureu *1 can't l h a t ’e lira. KtbNe in th e sedan. e*t u ji r, Aa tonugn—Roger aad Muat tv* ficr *nn with bar. lie auro never been, Jdnrtaa, anyhow.* has te e n kept under w rap s ainre "N or Carol s votes did out loao as a WTlter for big<ilv na-*sparer a he cam e here." about small-town people and toetr “W hy doesn't Klbhee go o u t end Its eoftnr*a but there waa no mixtaking >».r tierce rejection of mt affair*. On n memorial pn>ST*m get him self a job?" n nalldloocn ipeakera paid tribute "11* * t m ihittcr ef c n : of ttio^e UnpluaUna. “No, Mv«l He wasn't to mm aa a unm an being and told obeettro aects. II ' 4 get - job o r a like thet at alL Roger waa nappy, l*Kjiew*Hira*Whea ator.ea nt tn* all o r w n ttever It is, sa d s y e a r the nippiest man I ever knew.* U f, modest, fcindJy man «bo bad late r he<i loas ms c h u rc h .' I “Well,* G r i s w o l d suggested, made toe people of a nation n il th o u g h t ho was an unim pressive "perhaps n> nad a subcor-wums neighbors. Unilka moet auceees littlo m e t tmt don'J let my wife sw artruiaa that ne waa aenoualy •inrtea, toot* about Roger tlnndle h e a r th a t. Roger laid ha w a s a ill. Could tc aometoing like tiisL ware record# of fnendajiipfc. Queer, I never knew he had a heart sain t, am ne'e a taint." While toe alow m rtrg * moved "M ore than anyone could s i y condition." aidES toe green at 6to»evUle and about Jo e Mattery." "Ha just—dl-d In hie sleep,* eu t of to# tillag e tn u a camotary, " T h a t# Reger again. T a k in g in Carol sato. a city r»|wirter in awarrh of kval an rx-convict and giving him a "Well, my dear gtrl." Griswold eeioi joined a group of men who ttc o n d chance. Ha let toa H a ttc ry a said mire briskly, "wa ll beve to at nod out aide toe n*nlware etore, have n o t ot thoaa little c o lte g re figure out eomrtfurg tor yua The watching. and kept Joa working around the blunt truth, and there e no way ol “Any of y en know Urindle T* place eo a to nave an eye on him softening it. i* that Rnger didn't “tVe all knew bum I i a « rum and a** he went straight. Ha m ade leave more than nva thouaand dol­ only a week ago in P aula Barb*r- Mrs. M attery nla aerretary. Way lars llnieaa you sail toa nous*—* ihap. lit looked kinds flushed bui he w roto about her tn hta colum n, "I’ll never sell tha Bouse I It waa jo u wouldn t nave to»ngl.t he waa you'd think he waa the fo rlu a a ie Rogers wedding present to me; 1 • tick man. He ralW l n.a by one a n 'l h it S "u rta ry did half bis love this fin' e. The first lima I dame." saw it 1 wanted to Uve ntrr." work." “No aide tn mm. Me a always “But wait are you going In dot* "W ell, air, Uiv tuners! Is b rin g ­ been toa tarn*. You d are him com* ing out even ll.v gi-.o-ta. Believe ha (Apoilulatod. "I know Roger tog along, towering above every­ it o r not. to s t a iiluixly tit owe in was tio generous for ma own good but ne should have thought of one on toe a v a a i—" tne convertible.* “How tall waa he T* “RtoweJ I thought he'd die-l o r you.* “Maybe six-four. Homely aa ain moved a w ay * lingers young widow turned on but you eoukto t aak tor a nicer "N ope. The war meeaed him up the *.-i tr.au with a fierrenraa that some end ne mid « » hour* to startled turn. fa one to ink* bis pLa-e “ "Ha did think of mat t waa first B rutdle and moved tnio a Uttle “Not by a long shoe runny cottag e. Luke e hermit." with mm always* how, area if you didn't know him “ Kit at Blow* imee there w as a "Of course," b* attempted to Iwall, you felt like na wwa n fnend Htowevtlle not to lake en In terest sooths her. "Well, I w ont keep of jour*." tn to r to w n What do . he do w ith you now and we ll figure mmrthing I “HayI loo that T--vVah hie money T* nut. Don't worry. And when you ' *WhatT“ "R lty R oger Brlndle didn’t have need me—* I “Woman la toe green car—no, p a rt of It. 1 wonder what hia wife Ha let himself out of tha bouse fight la front at you will do now.* • and got into hie ear, thinking of e e • “What about berT“ tha Rems that bad Ignited behind “1 gueaa aba waa before your T h a t waa what Carol B undle Carol Rrtndle'a eyes, lingers eec* m a t Roger Dnjullc'a Unit wife, wae wondering. Bhe had re tu rn ed orvt wife hed always reminded him that's alL Only uma shea been from th e funeral, shuittng the door ot a tnfig.hiired cat. lovely to took 'hags store tto divorce. Ten years Ormly ag ain st everyone who w a n t­ at, eolt to touch, with only a hint tf R'a a day. She’* changed soma, ed to aea her, earrpt for Max of bidden claws with Uwny hair • Mt heavier and n Httle gray tn G naw old who had been R o g er's and eyes r»> pals n brown they bar hair. But there'* no doubt— atto rn e y and general man nf bust- seemed to be yellow. Lika a cat, ; that's Jam Brtrvlle." neae. Me tnatitrd on talking tn Carol loved comfort; aha was lury •Kind at queer for both wives bar v tin n u t a delay. and eonUnt and decoraUva and. ns ho to hare. Isn’t lit" " T ie r s is alnwat no m oney," ho had auiimed, with something nf' h o t bluntly. *1 don't under- the untoucUabln nature of tha Pci* -■’ K t s * ' " ” out why told Mann it. Roger was—* he w ent elan feline. I M tto r could anyone also. At on w ith caution—“sometimes no (To Re Continued) (tonight, UU, hr dlia-ws rweeunw. Olsliieuird by king Teehinw Pssdwaiw c h a pter one f ROGER B fllN D LE ws* ifosd. T ra m Naw York to California (■">. pU r u 4 tba a lory witn IB* *xm« tm bautf. th e aama a«u< of loan U n b d ttf th a t an yon* so (mm mine Wtth Ufa could die. A acnaa ol Inaa tocauaa R oger nad M tahluhni a curiously personal relationship with th a readers of nia syndicated col. um a T to H'av / H< <*r n . Whan Uiay opened thetr p«per* th a t Monday tv rm n s and turned to l U f c r a dally cAalter atviul nt» •f r te n ll and netghtvir*, toey I mind a 61a*k-bordered portrait and tin* ider It tn* word*. •R.cd in fin ‘Sleep," and to mo«t nf them it beamed aometbine '‘•arm and vital had gona out of tftn r lives. Rad.i com m entators ja v a brisk accounts, nastily euUad Irosi toe tn o rri* . of nia jihaooaanni aucrwta Satiirday nJghla Ihingi mere ’’TOilly booming*' at tha USO Wba« a ‘•MaryAnnV' danre a a i told with Mlaa Mary Ann Mlrhrli •clih g at jurfnr to « le n , RcfrrihrnrBia wrra irrv fd and Mr*. II. A. CantU and Mri R. A Plnkdrton repreivnird tha Cpiiropal Woman aa tm ior hostaues. DaneIttg waa enjoyed by a large crowd that attended and several remarked “we'vo never had iurh a f » d time *' Sunday night the unjquo idea d t a Pumpkin Pia Party waa carVM out. Junior h o ileii for the •tool wa» Mitt Pat raisuhe and Hiliof hoaleii, again representing tto Bptieepal Women, was Mrs. Canal). . eighty-nv# pieces of pie wen Strved along with steaming cup* • f code* Television waa enjoyrd la tjw TV m m and games were Stayed Mitt Betty Burkimer afdad to the fun by bringing tor of records down. ftwfabricated mllroa<J station India produced TO In to par rent •1 tie world'# supply of mica— M.m.OOO ounda a year, le a st, hia second m arriage w orked o u t." "P o o r g tr t But Carol la good looking and only th irty . ITifuwn y earn younger than Roger. Sne ll m a rry again. It's tha peopia ne helped wbo a rt more to be pitied. T ak a th e Klbheea. Roger an d Al­ bert Kibbe* nave r*en friend.! eince th e y were hide. Roger su p p o rted A lb ert most ot ms life. A nd Al­ t o n 's wife. Kvtn put th e tr eon th ro u g h college.* "1 never ko»w toe Klhhee-a had 8KCKET TR AFFIC CHECK EAINAW, Mlch.JV—An orranlulion of 100 secret saftoy vigilantes, railed "S-M»n." will send in po»ui Saftey Council, giving tho lieensa number of traffic law violators, time, place and natura of the vio­ lation. The Saftey Council win Inform the car owner of the offense by letter, but tha "S-Men" cannot arrest violators. Tbs tiedlll— al Jsek-i’.Unl—s sasbss a pevfaet eewlev of i anepetot of ywar eUMna at iM r > Too • tl Hallowe'en Snapshots Are Treats, and Not 4 T rick y An r day fidw you may expert to greet an odd assortment of vittto n on vour front doorttrjv—A r/thing from witches, black rati, ghost* and iVrlctoru to a hand of pirate*, gy psiej or Just plain r a n rnuAn*. liaiiowa'en u just around the corner! Fared with the ominous ultima* turn of "Trick* or Treats." you'll have randy-dish and coelue*jar B!>d to the brim—tha price otia r* s to b« frea of etoik marks and pint-sued prasiksterb And you'll do well to have an extra stock of flash bulbs and Aim—to he sure you don't run out of sup|>lin for all the picture-taking Hallowe'en just naturally scents to demand. Whcllier you'ie planning a Hal­ lowe'en party of your own or depend upon vislia from the neigh­ borhood youngsters, there'll be plenty of picture opportunities that you and your camera can't afford to m ux And with flash equipment, you won't miss a trick 1 —or a treat, for that m atter! H ath bulbs work equally wall indoor* or out, so begin your "•hooting* the moment y our costumed callers com* up tha front walk. On the poren or in tha living room a few Hallowe'en props will provida tha youngsters with a center ot attention. A grinning Jack-o'-Unlcm or apples afloat in a larga tub of water can set tha seen* for soma good action shots. Again, fast flash proves itself tho camera-users' best friend, becausa its speed will allow you to “stop* any movement without a blur. It you're anxious to rapture all the special gaiety of Hallowe en, you'll probably want to take some color shots as well as black-andwhite ones. That meant adding color film to your list of supplies, too. If you'd like to taka the best plcturea ever next time witches ride and skeleton* rattle right at your own front door. —John Van Guilder BLOHTr FEARED JEH5EYVILLE. IU. r —Sheriff Herman C. Kirchner said tha Lock of tha dynamite storage shed was pried away by a Iheif at a quarry. Sixty sticks of tho eiploHva and a quantity of dynamite caps were taken. Tha sheriff Isn't so concerned with the theft itself. Whs! doe* the thief intend to do with Ihe dy­ namite la the big queilion. Whippoorwills do not make nejts, but l»y thetr eggs on bare ground or among acculations of leaves. Han represent*thro, who la Interviewing applicant* a t the Navy Recruiting Stntion, Federal Office Building, 43 E. Central, Orlando. Ttoto position*,'under civil earvice, have base entrance salaries of -355 aad S3SS par month. An automatic salary increase i* granted for each year of satisfac­ tory service. Tha employment la based on a five-day work week and entries excellent annual and lick ltava benefit*, tn addition to tig h t legal holidays a year. Mlsa Knight gives anamination* far theta positions, ratfng tba papers mmediately thar*sited. Tha examination onsista of a tenminute typing test and a fifteenminute clerical. test for typist ap­ plicants ; and for those applying for itaBognphla positions, there is an additional test of three, minute dictation a t eighty words per minute. Tto Navy feels a deep esponsibility for tha welfare, happiness, and advsnemeat of its «mplo> J . M *• Knight said. Among tha many advantages whih ore proviJtd for them aret gu.vrenteri housing upon arrival in Washing. ton, rareation programs, specirl training courses, non-profit cafslariat, credit associations, C oven, mrnt life Insurance, and cativ awards for superior performance, Interview! are conducted daily far a limited time only. Contirw Mist Knight a t.tto Navy R ecruit Ing Station. Fedarml Office Build­ ing. Orlando. Phono 7001. SERVICE STATION F O R S A LE GO O D DOWNTOWN - LO C A T IO N C A LL 74 5 Mft. 2 6 :>— [> — O c to b e r , 1935 Radio-TV Highlights _ _ NEW YORK UA-1he late World Series has caused me to stop ehav In*. No, I'm not Idling my beard grow because I lost a bet. Rather, my beard it a <nundlcia, fussy protest against the fomm»rriali that m»rr*d the pre-entalien of this national Institution on televi­ sion. Now that I've slopped wanting to louk sharp or feel sharp or be sharp and have given up mlng ei­ ther tto light or tho medium or AMBASSADORS MEET tha heavy rator, I'm taking my GENEVA UP — Ambassador* of baseball covers go nest season in the t'nlieil State* and Communist Ihe daily paper. The beautiful, t hin* met for ihe 2lil time here steady flow of a new* story hsa today tn an ,(forl in irllle there pa- never looked to good to me as on Irlallon ol civillant of both sldea these recent days following a World and reduce tension in Ihe Far East. Series game. Nowhere in any newt No progreia wat announced after story has my concentration been Jarred by a paragraph to tto of the iccrtt meeting A 30 word communique said an* feet that Pee Wee Reeta or Hank other seiiioo brlwrrn US. Am- B»u»r shave* with a — , It wai to to expected that sra'd batiador U. Alcala Johnson and Red Chines* am bauador Wang get commercial! bet wean tba In­ rin g n in would be held Oct. 10 ning* In one world series. After ill. these people had a heavy ad­ vertising investment In bringing Nnrlh Carolina Stale Cnllej* ex­ ns, Ihe most captive audlenea ever perts sty 1h« averse* vaorker tn corralled, the World 5ei let slut we that slate hid to wwrk 31 minutes not only got commercials id tho for a quart of milk la IBM but ody [ middla of Innings we got commer­ 13 minute* in IIM. I cials in tha middla of, middla*. If 1 was looking and listening as intently as I believe. It sounded to me as though Casey Stengel has ordered his Yankees to shave only with a you know what. Casey Sten| have loug admi red from a distance; ha strike* me at a guy who ean inspire other guyi to do tha impossible. But l ‘m a sad judge of human character If Stsngrl ever ardernd hit fuy* SOI W . l i t ST. to ahave with • — . PHONB JO IN Y O U R ( of C T O D A Y Protect Your Investment Increase Your Income • • • • • • • • a DID YOU KNOW? That your Chamber of Commerce is operating' on a membership income of approxim ately 60% of the N ational average fo r cities of this sizeWHY DOES THIS CONDITION EXIST? HERE IS THE ANSWER IN SIMPLE TERM S. . . . C IT IE S O F 15,000 - 20,000 BRITAIN'S r r i n c t u M argaret, who crmtumw to to tha subject nt ipeculation on h»r npnrted romance with IIAT Group Cap­ tain Petar Townsend, arrives at a r.iuiie tcatlval In Atordoca, (Jaltrnaiiownl) U. S. A verage Dues Income * O ur 1955 Dues Income 15,015 7,685 U. S. Average Dues R ate $23.00 Our Basic Dues R ate $12£0 ALSO APPROXIMATE 50% M>if " *• \ APPROXIMATE 60%' ; WARREN'S S Moririt Finishes *;*;* ••r*. NATIONAL AVERAGE NATIONAL AVERAGE . .. -.n.A -ti. ' your Chamber of Commerce i l t u m i n o t i o n , F a v a tn a n t •d|M , obatructions and pa- .15 OOO $ 1 .9 5 i i. i curatoly fee a n y a i k M and coocftta &«sjm its lead* s; • �Weather r*!r. little fhang* hi temperature thm u.'i Thur«rl*>; Sish today JlTV omth In ilM *<*ulh: law In night in IS e*lr#-n# n»rlh A S INDIO TW m m T nA ll.Y NF.AA*SrAPER IA N FORD. FLORIDA W ED N ESD A Y . O CTOBER Iff. 1BM A*v>cialci| Prenw Leaned Wire U Peace Convene Today 4j 3Q t i n d t t a e t a with Captain ( l u l l Ckiiia f til# l lend* Higfc- way 'H u l l OrUtolo Otfic# iwet i r .g Captain Carlin it chair re.r ,« U;f n ith Dutrtct A*#eci# tun Kick-Off Breakfast Is Held Alia m ating iimulUaanu< mth Hi# Pea*# Otlittr* group will be Ihr auxiliary. The Ladles AuuIm cj n< Hie M ortli Peace thfi-er* An -uitim I’reiident. Miv E. I. rrm rtujn. to Ortamln, wtU preelde at Ion i l t i i m i a###ton Barbecue chtrfcrn M l b# served to the entire jr-ap of Mining tan en*orcmicni otfieeu. Tt.# pr*p»r r e o( ti# barbecue i< under the ihrrrlun of Clyde Kill tun. of ( line i Grill and Mint' n Mnlaw, b»; i non-1 fur their hartmeamg Touhy, McKibbii Speak To Group ■Mill 3p#ax#fi at tbij aiteimwfo'a m o t at Me Elk* l lub Mil bn Setubj Dougin* Shn<in»in and H#pf###atithc Mark N. Clrvp land Jr M»y*>r D w r# tnrdell la expected to driterr the wetroiwe m»i*»tr to tba himitoed. rxpeclcd ta ba la ttonferil St Ida tre a t. • i m ro-onluUBfng on my htnbd iy". n id Chief J .ittr tm g Mae**# U l'i Mite Jam#* P .t . f'J o e " ) S#*rr as he wig iworn s m ^>r anoHrer four year tour in tl the N r r p « the day he b«cama 4T 1 yean eld. M*rP< «ho it Matntcaaaca.-a CJflM at CamWClrom "Brothrf' MlHer, *ho poiita Squadron >B Nina baaed at nee iro n Mi addrwi a* Wait NAAS Sanford, fcvbH had a varied 18th strott w*< troatfrned Mooand uitrreitinjf e ira rre r d u rrg hi* dar rntfi* to the SetntnnAe loonty V y a in and niavia a a a th i In tha JlU from tha* Sanford jail and u ne* beat; M d V foar warranto Navy. Ha h it larved i aaaard Iba air- cfmfoic him vfib brttkms end e n ft caniera LeU nM Ioa. ta ra ta s i, Waip. FDR and I hannkuhin with Tb* warnhO. two ef thrvi taban numarooi widely k karo o Nmy par- out by OaitaM e 3 Q *Mtm’ Oat a o n iifi, antonf thahtfl Adwirala Me- Many and live other two I f San Caia, Camay. H alada* and KM( He bird Patrolman C. C Dodam. end * a i alia aboard-d tba Raaninatun Aroeld Wllbaiaa, riaallad m booth when tt v a t gtmrhck by g typhaon of *1000 #aeb lit June. 191.1. DiMumf World War Tb# four w*-r»M« chars# "Broth­ II, while Stepp v real in Me Smith er" Milter with broekmg and en Pacific with tha fateaaau* "Red (Up tartag the home of Fntda J. Wak p«r" »queJron,c Ac had three la##. Ml W#n utti 91., on 9 n t brother* alio --in» A«* •aatvtc#. One la M;|C#noiat Aeidrmy on U Street, ■> W*- A#<t _ _ 1 an Oct •; Ootdiboro P.iemnotary Sehonl on Wail lid. ft on Oai t and the liayfin CouttP yClub an 0 U«r bmwwa aoiwtwd hy MCtov .a it: Haaal m i i f t A* i •n Sept f; Rathu Matroe, tVll W#*l IJhh It an Sept IP Sam Itorhe. tut- Wwat Utb ft., cm Sept S: Ruth Jehrv. taro We«t llth CL. an Oct. 1; N#llae Jaekvun. taon Weal Utb St 9#pt 2. Mar; C. an*, tn ? Wtat UH 9 t . Aug. X and hop! II; WTHto Rmmtmi. tsnt vjulh»**l Kd.. or Oel tl and *>L M; Wink Reamtree lSTO Wa#t Utb on S«pt. I : tod CTaytom Gro eery on ftmtfimwit ltd on aw ma MQkr ba* adailtlvd antaring thaw# here*, and to ikim w From Iham be ba* tab*r into that to aotrmatad tn vahar from fl.30a to tlCRO Mott o» thr i toton properly ba ba* tothwi *oW for amaD amoflM* or ha* gtron away. O d d a Me J Q Slim" GaUnwwv iayt that n»«y charge* will b» made a* ur#ttigatjcn< aro mm- Ffnman Aniwet One Night Alarm I V Sanftrd Fire Department arowarod an alarm Mat night •tartly bate# 10 o'clock, In Caasan Ctty The frooie *trnctt»ep Hat tof Blrva Ave tn ti# haarlb popirlatod a n a rntifiUtd a n u l l Mat# eanted hy in etactrlc wire »bert -bruited Throe wa* nofy a m a ll amount to daaag# In tb# qaalcMy cotortood btaaa. lA fT A Ih IIO' I H.U » lb ■ k ill Ik. pKtoif «f mountro t-..1c» Th* -«pi.< . i* nn thr right with ItrmOf l**p<rt- ihrrif* K f . B h ilu U lUplatr T*ll*w* neht Th# # rlun »*i -u tr m I'M! <1 * Ch July eoWhewlm* hi 1 nurlk Blrwt i*irl Thr pirturv on ngkl **« t*Wn jr# ■rcr>1j*^ ( aptain Boy **I*W balpw! *lnk« out lh# p.*tol mngf on Remlnwlt linulxar* lita tf Photm Capt ai n Roy Tillis l After 41 Years Of S Tba meetnu todiy of th# Fifth Dutrtct Pe#r# iiflirm A**ociaU a it prohwhly thr l**t one Captaft Roy Till!’ of the Sanford I’o tie# D ev»rlm rnt wftl attend. Captain W it ., - ever a) rek* ago orevenled *d* lettar el rMirenttnl tn the Board of Banfut I City Com miailonert *hirh U to be wffretiv# a# nf Mo. 1 After H vaar* uf publu .crvl-* aowrvn Utr Captain rrally dim n't naan to b waiting hi* Hm* ca* ja u J—.*.», about, w. *t.r.* # ft*K camp, and ranrh that will krep him buv) every moment of the day More than IAS member* of the IJo#** Club and Ihetr fwmllie* and friend* rrlebrelrd Ihe Shth anntier ■try of Ihe Charier nf the Sanford LJaat Chib Speaker for the deration, at a Paaquri held at thr la>ngwn«| Ho­ tel. wa* Marvin Q. Pound. Interaa tte a l Dirwctor o( Laona. Interfound. Btfoduced hy Lion* Di*trtrt Governor Karl tiebarlh of Pwarwa void. "You are #ariched by what too p ro tbaa hy what you might rwewlro “ Mayor Dancer CrodeII extended the awleom# to th# bag# group tak Mr uarl tn Mat ertobratkm event V lb- WUItom# Jt. waa tha ma* ter ol ciromnnie# fnr the prnfvam tbi< two# {doer fuflowtog the ban quel TV maty ehnWv member ti lh# toeai club attend Jig th# Xth anntvtraary rroni rona Volt# A WBttaro* It. Captain Ttlli* begaa bn rarvwr a* * taw rnfurevinenl officer back in 1911, m Jan. I o’ that T r i e to be c u r t when hi* lither W, A. nili* wa* Chief of Poitr# Tk«#« wrrr thr dav* whr* mmntmJ #o> lire wrrr in vufur Sofa# td thr r» COllrcUnnt Ml VI* M to Capum Ttllu mtnd rm lrn d irowml the tort Ilia I It wa* a mounted pnArt. «v#rv man -hi a hnr*e Tb# But peturr made id Captaia TlCki. which h# had am -n. hit ketpwaWt. wat 'ul'v .to: a flh n* Jul* eaNWaCim at the Fmink Slrrrl Pari when lh# entire group of law ew/wrvtmrnt olfirrr* wrrr thaw-4 their tleed* lo handle th# crowd. Captain Till** re*call that k* ho* worked undet thr dirrelni to flv# chief* of police and !■« thart/T. Hr *prnl w vrer* wtlfc the O fr ■< Sjnford't I’ultee Hrwartiwewl. T yean with thr Seminotr Cauaty Sheriff #t a deputy, ami J ywar* with the Police rpartmea* to (toyIona Brack The retiring rapfato into (hat h# ha* worked every »hiB tram a fa trolman aergtawt. Iwwtewaal van lain, and at arllng chief to rn # b# alxenr# m the chief Captain Roy TUti* layv. "1 >ti going lo retire In Ut« (Rre-ita Ftoh Camp and ranek wtuek H tornwl mlnlly hy my wtf# ami m* Ttllii (i new •treekaL'maa to fte Fifth Diitrlr* Pear# n ffiro i Ac toe la t ion a group * 0 wMtoi be affiliated in IPM Hi k i (barter member of th# Sanford PW rowni'i Benevolent Auerialtow One T ra ffic Arrest Only one traffic arrrto ww# m«d# by lh# fVwiiwol# County S h e riff'* depoHntewl )»<ka id #y • ken Iw wrenr# Makamrv v** - topped and rhargod vtok yoaHtig a "-topped trhool ba»". S heriff I u th er H*#>- v*n>f# +■ rh argro a ln u t 1:M t- to. ro v # rday aliout five rofW* aaorh to S an­ ford oa 17-t*. | "p ty c h cathi p e r*o n *tlt." t >la* More than a «rn rr " I S»nfni*t m m r* into -t. *re«>nd dav with hu*tnnr**mcn met 'hi* mnming at -election of » ju ry .t ill to be com- *be \ * f h l * luh for a k irk off p trird hreakfa*t. c ’ttme underway Ih r The defendant I* tlrn -lrr Otln \ IW - M M em bcrahlp d n *e for ihr l.n cl, 1 1 who*c background H rrtch Seminole fo u n t)' ( h im h rr of Tom r« from t'l’ium id lin g on ih r i Iv n i m*-ne cna-t to hr.oli'i Ih r |* ili" - depart Clifford M iK th b ln chairm an of llirn l of a <'11*11 Oregon toon Ih r m rtn h rr*h l|* committee, m rl H r i« i r t ' n r i l of fatall* »lab with Ih r ira m captain*. Ira n i memblng a St ir a - o ld Compton. C a lif , h r r .. and o fficial* of Ih r I'h a m h rr woman, Mr f'li.’ ahrth .ir» n n r of C nm m rrce In d u trih u tr kil< con llrn d rr-o n , d mng a drunkrn Mining all of th# n#r#**arv #qi||p braw l in a n io irl Ja n in. i i m rni for the ih r r r d a y vigormit T lir pair wa* making a cro** roun- drive •r> trip tn.T ib e r M iK ih h in , tri'ln ictln g fhe t r im * After ( v m j p irr d m Ih r 1 It I ' < >r.d rapt lin t la id lhal " I t * r t p r r t li« l of 10 mutt ' antol crim in a l*. |„ grt our ram paign Completed in l,o rl u a t a r i f l r d h rtr a t r a r ih r «hofir»l p n ttlb lt lim r. and with a l lr r Ihe crim e Hr artm.ited th r e v rrv m rm h ri of our group work tla jln g and pleaded innorrnl h> | irv- W1jh full tt. am ahrad. ih r d r u r reaton of intend*..il l ro m r in a lU M r illilt COfltlO| Ito w rv rr. t p r c ia ll.lt at th r , |nn '* ' N ortheattem Oklahoma Stale Hut Srm ino lr Counlv Cham ber of pital il r .c r b r d him at in •‘odd Com m erro rrrt id e n l George hall ' hul not rra ry and a Jury 'fo u h ). tpokr h r ir fl' to the group jn t e r d a t found him tane and e m p h a t lirI that ’ all hutinrtjim rn cnm pelrnt lo Hand tria l. jn Seminole Counlv w ill owe a debt ~ 1 • • of gratitudr von for your efforM C P n rc n n c l^ illn r l toda. H (her* it an.thing Ih lt J r e r s o n s IVlIICa r r e d » - H U a Chamber of By Runaway Truck 7 ............. .» I I 'M B E R L I N n , Ml r K ite you go forward with rnnfulenrr in pettont w r rr kil!rd lodat when a to ur ptiwlurl it will u ltim a lrly hr n i m t a jr tractor trailer truck ■tirrettful " came it ir a k ng down the .t r r p C o m m lllre Chairm an M fK ih b in , gcadet on I f S 40 from Krm tb u rg in tln u linp the group, tali! " (h it The Flr<l l hii*tlan Church tin* into the wrat n u l'k lr lt of Cum h rr it p n m a n 'r a Sanford rlfo rl wilh week piirchate*! th# Sd' I US' lot land 1 the ro unti-w ide program bring put noith ni tb# church parsonage It tm a 'h rd Into a r a r and conducted by a letter ram paign ’* at Sivl.trth Slice! ami Sanfor.l ground It to p i ' " t r n t another I “ W * n * .r divided ih r c lt f into it s \i# Th# tran«action wai handled big tru rk beading out of Cum ber arra« h r r< plained, and with thr hy lh# St John* Bealty Co The land | <tt tram c, arm ed with k ilt contain At le a d four pei-ont w e ir in,, complete Information of Ift* a purrhate w»* unanlmnu*ly autbot irrd Sunday at ■ called meeting (tapped or burned lo death in the rra and working In groupt of two of the official hoard G W Mor­ ca r little time w ill be n re r tta ry to gan. chairman Thr rhur.h proper­ j I h r d riv e r of the Ira rh Heading Irin g Ihe ram paign lo a lu rreaifw t ly now rgererU a Itlork In length | up Ihr gra.tr » a» d e rapltalrd d lm a t " T h r rra tb wa« *l>»ul a rn ilr »r>l "|» .n lv irp o -tt w ill hr mad# at along Sanfoi I Ale , and include Ihe nr» lot; Ihr par*onage lot: the nf thr M a i)lH id S i .i I f f'n licr bat i | i , and 1 lo " ..m l M cKibhln, and *an<iuary ant anno* lot*: a broad ' rn rk t at l.a t a lr , p i.I w c-l of to- told Hi* m em ber.hip learn* of I the price* in tto rr " t o r the top parking lot touth of the *amluary: Cum hctland One rrjw.i1 u a i that the runaway tram in thi* ram paig n, (here a i r amt two lei* north of th# »anrtu ary which will be Ihr utr nf the ta rack eante down into a So mile four tiekela and $ ;j r»pen*r mon lone doing H to bn rv for Ihr (lia n g e Howl game, the propo.ed educational building It wa* e a rn in g aluminum *heet* teennd highf*t learn In jv re rn ta g r In lh# inlrrr«t nf th# eungelupoint* get* four tirketa and tl.% eg. lic plan* of |h« congregation wom­ or ild in g . A lm o .t two hm iit taler, pnlire pcn*r in 'n ry for the *<J»tor Bowl en * learnt will mr<t at the rhurrh at l.jn p m Friday, rerene a*- had not hern whir to determine the game, with Ihe top team captain tignmert*, and go ratling on pro- Identity nf any of the \trtlm * in le re m n g I ti keta to Ihe Tangerine •pertl.e member* Th# caller* will the ca r It wa* >« had). «m a*hrd Bowl game with tun dinner* at inrludr Mr* B tt Caitube, Mr*. .th e y had trouble c .r n determining 1'irddiea SMck Home I The captain* for the memher*hip F I, r.llwlt. Mr* Harry Falk. what kind nf ear it wa* Mr* rharle* B. tinem#. Mr*, Ira C Mrtrger, Sir* Eugene W, Pitlie, Mr* 0. T. Pear*on, Mr* Georg# W. Boland. Mri, P»rry 1, Slone Mr* Ale* B Stroup, Mr*. I,#*ter Tharp. Mr* Chandler Vail. Mr* It H William*, Mr*. W. P. Ye*tf). and Mr* W' H. Voting. At a later date night rath hy couple* will h# made A local delegation of If, headed hy P i’tor P#rrv I, Slone. U at ten line * dulrtrt ronvention tn Daytona Bearh thl* afternoon and tonight. Only 2 Candidates In November Race Dandridgc Services Slated Tomorrow Funeral te n tee* for Corbin R Dandrtdg#. |3-te»rold Sanford man who wa* killed In *n anlomobile accident Sundar. will h# rondurted from Ihe rhapel nf the Pag# Thru* funeral home tn I-retburg Thurwlay mm ring at it a m with the Rev W It Mige# of Plant City at*|tlrd h* the Hr. C, II Mar>hall SanfnH officiating Interment will h» arranged at a later day. At m .V) thl* morning (her# were only two candidal#* for lh# San­ ford (Hy Commt**io« rae# let for Nov. a City n#rk H S' Sa*#r .aid. "I don't know of any other* who m'ght qualify for th# forthcoming e lr'tl'n " Tb# t«o eandld»te* In the rare n"w are Merle Warner and David Gatehe! Sajer *aid lhal there are about l.SW rrehtered inter* for the eleetl. n thl* year Onlv Tf new r#*|i|#nt* have regi'tered to vote. How# rr the honk* will *tav open until k p m. on lh- Mill for !hn*e win qualify to lot# In the 19AS election M \so\A TO RECFIVF DFGRFF. WASHINGTON P -M nr, than a doren Fl"nd* Ma.nn* hive been elected by th# *upr»me rounril. Ancient and Accepted ScntlHh n te. Southern Jurudirlior., lo r»e*tv# lh# honorary SSrd degree. Tb*y tneiude-t: Rep Meriting (ll-FM). U t i h i u , William M. Drift*, Lakt’end; and Marcel A. Maieau, Key Writ. NATK)NAL~mNVENTION PLANNED LAKELAND if-N ational leadera of Ihe Military Order to tha Purple Heart are here to confer with local member# nn arrange­ ment* fnr the national ronvenilon TRAM CAPTAIN'S DR AW rlty area* thl# moewtn f t l the meeting of lh* Beolnol# Countv Chamber to be held In Lakeland next Au wofa Commerc# ’ V IIIIM V Iir .*.'inl-»r*kip **** -r ■ ~ # * | | P I ditv# l l l f e *rnmmitteo u i||iiii* w a 1’ bI Ureakfod. W W I W « * * i I^ r o fl n | to * l • right: • • # # • , wO, a , • l_ *• t Dinkint, 'M M * "* Dou B#l#t. Daltpa ftUL | Loop, Clifford Mckibbin, Gordon Sw»*ney, and B. L. Parkin* Jr. (SU lf Photo) � 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, October 18, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 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