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VOLUME XLVI
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD. FLORIDA
Jaycees
Emphasize
Prevention
Mir through Cslnrftiv «Tcepl fnf * frw
scattered
«hn»rr» (rm thnu spiff rstrrm t
•ruth portions (hit aftrrnoo*.
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FRIDAY. OCTOnER II. IMS
A « M iri.iln l P r c ^ i I rA .trft W ire
N *JM .
Two Persons A re Injured
On* of la n h trd t mo«t ardent
Fir* Prevrutlon Weak »*• w •tamp collet ton passed away j phaitxed tn Hufnrd y**terd*y at
ttrdntsday after noon, about 4;30. noon when the Seminole Countyas he retsved m the lobbv of the Junior Chamber of Commerce
local betel where he lived.
members were taken for a rid#
76-yc a n old on June 21 of this on orte of the Hanford Fir* De
year, Gatl “ Friday" Ron collected partment fire truck*.
•lamps for the la»t M year* startThe rtiia was a ptrltiii* to the
Q) ins from 'cratch in 1992.
Jay cee luncheon meeting held at
"Friday" Ross was veil knovn llte Sanford Fira Itepartmrnt yrsin Sanford and turrounding areas tt r.tay when the firemen were
and in his latter years »a* »cen
reguariy Sitting is frost of the t ost* for lunrh.
To climax Fire Prevention Week
Valilrr Hotel or to the lobby in
dulging in hi» most ardent past- In Sanford, there will be two shows
at the Bits theatre sponsored by
time, conversation with others
Rots was born in Stale Center, lha Jaycees. Saturday morning at
tow a. in 1*79 and his parents nam- 19 o'clock, a free show will be for
, rd him tiail ltotdrn Ross, after his the youngsters who bring the
Auto Skids
father's rnptnver, the founder of back sheet of a Fire Prevention
the Rot den Company He gained comie book, distributed ,n the local
Into Ditch
hit nichmm* In Jacksonville, it ts schools, which ronlains a p'edg*
\n early morning sscldsnt »tl
laid, many yrars ago because he for youngsters to help prevent
J-Vinlnolr Bmdrvaid n-»r the rtty
was “ always everybody's man Fri fires.
Mills, rau<ed lr - t- e, in ion and
day .*’
Saturday night, a midnight
a complete l"*s nf th,- autnmnblla.
"Friday" Ro*i b survives! by show is being sponsored by the
Shortly l.cf.iie * n*.'.- k t»-tae,
one br thrr. Philip R nost of local Junior Chamber of Commerce
a IDJj Willis Station wagon,
Gentrv Arkansas and one sister, group, with proceeds going to
Criven b\ Mr ■ Svis s Geiger Mrinlaw Mrs. Tessa Roes of St tha Jayree organisation. The show
Pcter.b-rg.
l«rr. 49-ymr-old Port t'ranga
being feature! is "Mamba". How
housewife, left the highway and
It b reported that Ro»« cam* ever, Herb Roller, announcing
lu Sanford In 1927 uhrn he was
oashed
into tt-e tall g '. 's along
employed by the (iillesple Com plane for the midnight event
the edge of the embankment.
•aid,
"we're
going
to
have
some
pany, ranlractors. of Jacksonville.
Mrs. Metier was Irsieiing
, Ha later worked at the Smoke-j special dances on tha stage." Sen
f ilth, on her "ay to the Octant*
bouse, behind the cigar counter, ator Douglas Stenstrom jokingly
Air Forte Ba-e Hospital (fromand then operated a package ttore told th* group, “ Mack Cleveland,
I anh d by bet HO-year-old mother,
in the downtown section of San- Jr. will do a new danre railed the
when she mrt a tractor ami tia'lef
fold He lived first at the MonK- •IT-nr."
moving north. Mrs. Melver «aid
Fire
Prevention
Week
plans
ruma H>u*!, then moved to Ike
she eas*d her ear to the fight to
war* formulated by Garfield Wit.
Veldei in later years.
isHour the truck, to pass, becama
Audubon Society
Funeral arrange menu are pend k ite, chairman of tha committee,
(lightened, and lost control of her
ing ihe arrival of bis brother f.vm isslstml by Fire Chief Mack N.
car.
Arks-, as.
Asks Members
cleveixnd Sr.
According to Sanford Folic* D*.
To h-lag tha meeting la a clnse%
partoient Palmtrnan Arnold W1L
To Bring Hobbies
‘heir was an aura af excitement A W l t . I . l S S T A T IO N W A G O N submergrd in w ater and btu»h when It rt* * h rd this morning after
Itanss who completed the Investiga
w n .te le p h o n e halls rang and a skidding out n f ro tllro l more than 400 fe c i, ( S t a f f Ph o ln l
The Femlnot* Auduhon Society
tion nf the accid*nt the ear first
velra on tha loudspeaker announc
will hold IU first regular meeting
I-ft the highway at the entrance
ed, "Fire! Second and Magnolia!"
of the 1955-1956 season Monday,
to a motel along Seminole Bo ria
Tha entire group. Hashed from
7:70 p. tit. at the Sanford Carden
ls'.I for a distance of 125 feet.
luncheon tables to watch firemen,
I the c a r came bark on the pava*
V1r« Chi*! Mark Cleveland Sr.. Center, announced Mis. Miriam
m
a
matter
of
seronds,
start
en
merit for a very shot! distanra
Mid today, that ha would attend Vinup, program chairman.
gines, doa coats and hats, and
leaving the highway again foe a
The program will be "Vacation
tha sixth annual statewide fire pre
lake off for a "fal*e Alarm”.
instance of tut feet, t'nming tutcW
vention conic renew announced by Ramblea." A ecreen, a 35mm. tilde
on the high-iay again for h'J feel
Slat* T rexturer'J. Edwin Larson projector and a l«mm. film pro
and then hark off hitting soft dirt
Funeral s n tires for Mts, l!enwho ia also slat* iniuranr* com- jector will he on hand. Meml-ors
Tu better inform property on ti
on ttie shoulder, turning ever for *
riette H Boyce, \> fe uf a piontin•uiiionsr and state fire marshal. and friends at* asked to bring er* of per-els appraised recently Club To Conduct
Two Arrests Made rnt SivnfcrJ physician, «tll ie held “ 4 H-at, Wide, Wonder In! World' •t - HOre of 2'4 feel, then end fnf
Chief Cleveland said .that the any tildes *r film Uhtn on sarw- for 27-01 rig it-of-way purposes,
for 2t fret. Tlte car traveled
torooiTuw morning al 10:10 at
n ettin g would ho held this year lion yMfb jviU *s nf interest to
. jqmt^ l •( 'Light Bulb Sale'
( W o r t _Herald,
re
mil he rre-entrd b. list- Seminole „ d |,t, m , uf l : i f,^ t M | , f
tI h * Stn
ito o lf 1 Corns
I f Ct
Seminole
County
Commission
In SL. Petersburg on Nor. I and 3. the group.
litis son Funeial Home,
The aamiel "I.lghl Bulb Sate" For Violations
Hiih St Lwtetl lllrr 4*Iub, TurMliy 1| )n|
ers, publish the list of parrels, the
The conferences, said Lamm,
Two urn-.ls for violating traffic
Mis. llny.e, wife nf Dr. J. I’. Or t l *! d |» m in
•‘Bring along your shell rollre- property owners, sod the valuation conducted by th* Sanford 1.Ion's
Ni k N * t hnol I *n,„
.* K
.*fill
( 1*11
when be announced this year’s
I n«* u*itt
IJI %• If
ufApjV
regulations
were
made
yesterday,
Boyce,
made
h-r
tuimr
in
Sanford
Rflillfnr itjrti
•vent, »et the pattern for the tlon, photo album, wrap hook, min placed on surh parrels hy the ap- Club in Sanford will begin No*.
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n
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t
r
p
mmv
Hi# Hnvrf
at
111
Scott
At*.
a
r
tordiny
In
records
at
llie
office
15,
at
cot
ding
to
the
co-chairmen
eral
display,”
said
Mrs.
Vinup.
ITiit
arifiiiat
ilfit.*
J
«
in
Ih#
fiirm
praners employed by the Board of
atale'a fir* prevention education,
thfoMCffif t h t
She ram* tine four yrars ago uf i finish •) I 'llr d U a d r iu m hit'll lintlter t h r i t l i r r f
Tommy Stringer and Dallas lump. of the Seminole Count)’ Sheriff
and are participated In by state, "Anything you’ve |>«-rn doing this Commissioners.
Ml
)
n
r
tilil
mntSpf,
>|r*.
l.jq (>|*
flout
I'I
round,
Ohio.
The local civic- club nii-inteii
Like* ihi' auiJirnrr Iru^ulint;
municipal, district, county, and summer," she tontinued, "will add
Blghtof way aamt John E. Fox,
Men.las
Pringle, Al-year-nld
e rr uni mitti thr* *htiultlrra ftlonf
Mis
lio)ce
Was
a
inrmlo-r
nf
,
Aili
IhiiH
ich
I»«
n
m
aik
II
ill.unl.
will
conduct
a
house
to
house
to
the
meeting.
If
you
enjoyed
orhool fire protection authorities,
to date, hat obtained only three
negro Isbonr of Sanford was ils Fust Peribylerten t'Hunh amt Kn(tend v.oiiui,i Ireland Ffatire ih# hifhw R)-.
and by the Inspection and investl It, w« will too. *
patcrls of property for the propo* cama* in their gigantic effort In
Tti«» r t f « i « % t n l i f
if.
gativa arm* of underwriters. He
rd 17 92 right-of-way by deed to sell light bulbs In the local e>ea. charged with “exceeding safe n( tin- \ppa Miller Circle nf tin- Spain Hermans and -riding with s iM H fiiif In lnvr*l»fRtnr% Th#
giant - ill fnnrrrt in Swdlrrlalid at
Th* Lions Club will also has* a speed" when apprehended amt local l.lk's Lodge.
added that the beads of manufac
the county.
hrnkrn, tj s.vr*
f!ii« t
She la aurvived hy h*r husband, 'hr lime nf thr lirneva Confeituring. hotel and motel, theatre, French Honey Bees
Howevar, letters, with self-ad huge truck at the corner of First stopped by Florida Highway Pa
i.r n th rr tM«« nf fhr
(urn
hospital, and mining home, and
dressed, stamped cirda, are being St. *nd Magnolia Ave. loaded with trul Trooper T. Mark Mark at 5 Ik Dr. J. C. Boyce, and on* son. *nre. One hundred anil thirty itu •hr tup lirnt^ii »M*f tntn, lh# f#ft
Thomas Norris, wl„ is attending 'lenls wilt parllnpale m this pro
other, enterprises always learn Are Consistent
mailed to property owners asking Ihe light bulbs from which they p nt.
th* tfntveralty -f Miami, Othoi stii. d wriots who h will i«- .taged m ap »i(l# a couplet, tots and th* fronl
mueh to Ihelr advantage by con
NEW YORK CW- TtwiM- French rath one to n*r lha cards in ad will sell In dasyrilown shoppers
end trb -roped
A ear, running Shrtdf ",n,*r i Ivors Include her mother of Tnlr. prop'iate selling, and eostumel
ference attendance.
Honey bees are consistent—they vising Ihe Rtght-of way agent
The light bgjh tale la the an . . . .
, .
.. ,,
S-duitts will iniTmlr M|sb llobtiy
The I u is ladle. W1Flip taken tn
“ Among the (tale's principal at ran tell lime either In Tarts or whether or not the appraised value nual project ttT n ' e fund. In the » “bby and Drpu-y hherdf Morgan H„, Ohm. th „ , ilstrra sod four
xsti-hficlsJ Mi,s Put IIj ii union the los-al ho,pit*) •#h#r# •■ffic*rt
tractions to potential Induitria- New York.
local are. to aid blind nermm*.
Vlcl 1H and o f the toxd. »-*] t ,„lh*rs.
would be accepted.
I
st ppeil amt Ihe dnvet ch, ri.nl
Dr. Mat Renner, University of Parcel
liitl," Li non declared, "are Its
Property Owner Value
The Ret A. <i Mclonis will of- Mlis Janice hinla i. lluTiard Tlt«n. irport intctnal mIJIIii ir<* brulaed
with
“
reekles*
driving
’*
lb*
lr.Munich
loologist,
had
trained
a
fir* protection faeBiries, and will
Number
ftcalrs at the futirial sort lie# \V.n nc tti-Coy, K'niu lh ttum*ey. fee* an i lrjc« In V| r# Hr tx, r and
I,me Nis-11■«tw i’hilip Bvnl Co pro- .uprl fci«! injitiirT tf» lln 1 Geiger,
rident ocrured at 10:15 p m I; *t with interment at a later duto.
ingness on lbe part of the stale hatch of bets la feed at a certain
t
Clara bell* L. Rosstimers wilt be hcniuth llnnury .sod
night north of Gm.Hrvillc on South
Han for,| police department off!.
fire marshal's deputies, and other hour In their Parts testing room.
man and husband $ 1,530 Fletcher Davis
lor Davis, mustcai directors, Tom iers conducted the investigation
Sanford Ate. I.t Coradr Frank li
authorities, to advise with them Last Summer he flew them to New
1
John E. Loucki
my Wyatt and Boh Rerly, Ilanres with final ilriadi completnl by
Murphy was given a summons to Train Side-Swipes
before putting up their plants. We York and installed them In an
and wire
4.006 Is Suspended
are under the dirrclion of .lamer
TALLAHASSEE 'Jt-fiov. Collins appear liefnre Judge Frnest llouslava them possible grief, and help identical testing room.
3
Robert J. Carroll
1.356
Patrolmen Arnold William. o.*4
K.nhs* and Carol Null The over Jins
them plan so aa to avail them
Wrecked Auto
W. L English
Hardy.
4
3.600 today announced the suspension of hnlder for the oflrnse.
Exactly 34 hours after their
all
d
u
n
lor
is
Miss
l
StillH
m
r
Pensacola Justice nf th* Peace H
selves ol low Insurance rates.
Willtam D lfite
1
Paris feeding lime Ihe bees indi
CONCORD NC
r
A car whlu>
I
and wife
4M Fletcher Davis nn Ihe ground he
“These prevention conferences cated they wanted to eat—Ignoring
plungrd off the highway at a
_________________
had converted public fund* to his Important Meet
•
Tel* Lipprits and
are our way of keeping the state the Hwhour lime different* be
bridge a p p r o a c h near here,
|
wtf*
1UI0 own us*.
abreast of new techniques and new tween New York and Paris.
barreled down a Vi foot embank
T
Edwin fl. Cano
equipment, and their Influence
Renner decided to repeat the
Collin* look th* action after r*- Slotcd Monday
ment and propped lt»elf against1'Florida Highway
and wtf*
600 reiving an audit report showing
reaches directly Into our homes, experiment In reverse. The bees
A l*»«rH m^etinr of th# 3#ntl», a railroad track.
Of
1955'
3
Merrick I .
through local. Or* fighting units trained la New York lJned up for
Davii had a rash deficit of (4.Tie driver, Mr« f/srrlta l.ewl* Code
'
.
- County TuIn
i
_
.
.
Graves Jr. and wif*
H 477 t | in hit trust funds
and the schools."
chow exactly 14 hours later In
Is Put Into Low
9
Oterstreel Land Co
350
Sanfotd'1 Fire Chief said, “ We Paris, regardless of what lha clock
Edna Braxwcll of ransacolj was ticth Association tv... hebeld
Monday evening (>". 17 a « p. W#-M#b|1 |r tfltrr,
frJnll
yy, tPJ.'i l^gsslaluf* put tnta
W. R Sims and
19
always attend the conference."
read.
appointed to replace him.
a. In the City Comndniotirr. f ^ y hl|(
v, lB 11lr lr#ln ,lr . i law so *-t whleh Is called thl
Laty
L
5im»
too
In
a
letter
to
Mate
Ally.
Ed
In reporting on Renner's titest
Thomas Roger* and
J livcresl e raiding side viipc to lh*
h ifk r of Prnsarola, Collins raid room at the (diy Halt.
experiment yesterday, the Ameri H
' ......... "
0,f
%‘
Tim .vnh anniver.arv of ,h* Charwtfa
9.100 Davii took the position that the
This I* a most Important Itts ib , sirc ta g r.
can Museum of Natural lliatory
lhc csnIc. accnrstlng In inform* 1rr of ,h# Sjn(„„t , „n, ,-)uh wjU
William L.
ts
money did not have to b* in hand Ing and all board m*mbera arc j Mrs fc-wit e.caprd with a lino from the Rml* B"«-l Depart. u rrlrt„ j |r ,(
said tha rnologbl wtll conduct a
Tisewfay ..an Chamber*
56 until Jan I, 19M.
urged to attend.
| broken arm and a lew brsiisas
further test: to find out whether
ment. stipulates i!:al thr nffirial ,nj (l, t,vt>»y tx at Ward's I/.ng.
J.
0
Cnmptnn
11
lha bees’ "In’ernal time clock" ts
IIi'B'l B"irit fiodret shall run < » m i
Hotel, located tn Linganod,
and wtfa .
40
hereditary or the result of train
July I. 1956 an l ettd on the Villi rsmr m'les smith of Sanford
54
Harry
Piph*r
and
ing and environment.
day it* June «f each aurrmllng
Thr banrpiet wtll begin at 7.JO,
Attn Ptpher
S3
)r*t Hnrb fs cal sear, actnislinc acrnr.lmg to officers of the local
«5
51
Alfred D. Hyde
tn th. release from Richey liirrts. I.i»m t'lub A program has been
Irwin L. Fogg
16
35
Masked Bandits
lll.tr <t Tingirn'c nf the ^tate arranied to follow the banquet with
Willism F, Otto
17
EUctrenin Technician 1/r, CartRnad Department, shall eon.tttut. dancing tn climax Ihe evemni'l
and wif*
35
Are
Outsmarted
ton Lee Gay In this week'* nomi
a budget vear of the Department i fctlvirie*.
Emory J. Weaver
13
CLEVELAND <*-M (ikrd with
nation for VC-5 “White Hat ol the
F<>e the period beginning Jan !
'pcaker 5rr the occxand wife
1.000
handkerchiefs, their guns drawn,
Woek."
1 IBM and rotmlng through lur e
will be Sen. «r International
19
Joseph K.
Gay, who hails from North two men (trad* Wednesday night
Christaslic and wife
no
.in. 1-136. .ay , niche,- Gtccn so I‘w7 h
nm
' "H V *
R J. Lyons and
Adams, Mass., has been stationed into Jack'i Lounge Bar where 110 M
tldritm Budget will be a lnpte<l ;
'*
Pound wav elected to th* Inter
la Sanford sine* May 1954 when h* people w en enjoying a private
wtf*
1.005
hy the nenartrrsent for Primary
national Board of Directors at th*
Stephen J. Xrajcj
reported I" Composite Squadron
It
"**t*
•*'**•»
'j
and
Se
unitary
projects.
! International Convention In Nnv
Flv* from the Naval Air Develop- clambak* aad ottered the usual!
and wife
«
• 'I A budget‘ braiirrg to, .....
di». u‘ u’ re' York lCity
threats
in July or
of 1934
1931 He it
i«
> r ,a i".* *****•’
i t , tn
Eleanor V Rliia
ment Center at Johtm illc, Pa.
23
n
' • ' atsMl^ » * . « * ' fnr, ,h *
r ' 0*, "rn * charter member of the Spartx
Cyril S. Esly
What happened nett was enough | 31
8UII a bachelor at S3. Gay divides
• s*1
i "W
5 '11 I*1 , l|c Dlilrlct office Limit Club, having tervrd hia club
and wif*
150
any good bandit
kin liberty lima between Sanford'* t# mikaveiei
*’ *
In DelJtntf,
I t im
Treasurer
»nd president,
president.
i" j »o
•
.... Wednesday
............. -r Vor. T. iiboth
who as
s u r r r aoq
>4
Wallace R. Kuwty
Tl
USD fociUlitiet
l aad th* night lift of with shame.
• *t »t *b ch time both primary and In his dlslrict. Pound **rved II
Edith E. Oliver
TS
DlFtaaa Beach. While at Daytona
Mrs. 0111# Londravkll*. wife of 25
• I fee....tars- requests wilt be heard, j
(Continued on Tag* J)
76
Roy Gordon and wtf* Tl
ba visits his atmt, Mrs. Frieda Ben- the owner, baaged them In the
Tht
Seminole
County
requests
27
C.
Bernard
(Cewtlwwfd aw Png* l>
fare with a swinging door. They
v ill be beard from 4:19 to Vnn p
num bers and wife
110
fired e shot or two, but the merry
m. nn that date, sold Richie Green.
Rodney Thrlx and
»
makers went right on eating clams.
wif*
•43
T h rj found tha cash register, but
Paul K. Raid
31
It was blocked by a portable bar.
REST ORDERED
and wife and othars
325
Mr*. Lmdravilte’s husband. Bar,
JERUSALEM
D - David BenStanley Beak* and
produced a pistol of bis own and 36
Gurion, i.'J pirmier • designate of
wif*
in
they (ltd la a car.
Isriel, was ordered hv his doctors
(Caaitewf Ob Past TYrre)
today to h it* absolute re<t for a
week.
ADENAUER HPBOYING
•bat.
Club
BONN, G «m aay tlv—Chaorellar
A medical bulletin said Ren-GurKonrad Adanau*r, fit « t t | kranhm “ feels well," but that h* needs
To Gather Tonite chial
a rest in viru of fatigue
p au n o n U . b ikawtej “ h r
TW ftewteN Beat end 8k! Chib thar Improvaasert," tha foveraBert Ciutinn hat been under strain
will IwM Ha rwgwlar meetlag In ment annouacod today.
recently, flr.t ts ith three mid
______
_________
ENI.IMTING
are
*
1
plained
t*
Vulgar
A,
Toney,
19.
of
Enterprise,
hy
tha CAP Halt above Tmtcbtea’i
by tha M*rla* m n slter, Staff Sorgrent Harold II. Jansen al tha Jacksonvill* recruiting station. It took Bill* summer Israeli election campaign
A brltf
terigh* et B o'clock.
■ovtnuMat pnai afite* fare m >—vta»taf k f Dte roerutter ktcsiu . Toney hod Mtyed In lh* Marin* tUsarre* and alrredy knew about and later with hi* af forts to form
Uk lg
datalb on trio T9y w ted Mato*- BM*t of Uw a d m te g re of bring a Marin*. Uao* bring accepted by lh* Regulars, h# wax appointed to a new mailt ion government. Ha
ittii’i e - m d i i j U b b flm tlfhUt tka rank af Private Ffral Cta«» U u u af kb Rctcrv* xtnlc*. Pfc. Tonry U tha ton af U ri. Ethal <*is to have presented hia cabinet
to parisaaari Ifredag.
A s Car Leaves iiighway
f f r n j'W o m a n
'miM B e c o m e s
F r ig h t e n e d
Chief Cleveland
Plans To Attend
Statewide Confab
Parcel, Property
Owner, Values
Are Listed Here
Funeral Services Seminole Glee Club
Set For Mrs. Boyce To Presenl Annual
Show Tuesday Nile
* £ S S fi& t l ^ T u o t
30lh Anniversary
Of Lions Club
: Scheduled Tuesday
Carlton Lee Gay
Is Named VC-5
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
THR CHURCH OP GOD
Pester, Milton II. Wyatt
ef PROPHECY
*503 Elm Avo.
9:41 a.m. Churrh School
Bishop A. W. Mover, Paalav
Classes for all age*.
9:45 a.m. Sunday School.
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
11 a.m. Morning Worship. Her*
Sermon
Toplt—"Tha Return of
moo by A W. Stover.
a Hometosm Boy"
7:45 p. m. Evangel!alie Hour.
0:30 p m. M.Y.F.
7:45 p. m. Tuesday Evening Ser
7:15 Organ Vespers
vice, Prayer Sleeting
7;.3l) Evening Worship
7:45 p. m. Thrusday Young Peo
S*rmno Tnplc *—1"The Fourth
ple meet.
Commandment**
Everyone welcome.
Broadcast over WTRR
R:.70 Recreation for Young
TUT CHRISTIAN AND MISSION
ARY ALLIANCE CHURCH
People
Park Ave. a t PoartreaU fC
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH
Paster, David 8. Cara all*
Ret. J. W. Parham, pastor
School ___
and Morning
Sunday _____
Cor. Fourlfeeth S t, Oak Asa.
Worship Combined Service 9:45 a.
Sunday School 9:15 a. m.
to to 11-30 a. m. "Worahlp Period
Morning Worahlp Servlet 11:00
begins at 10:40 a. m."
Alliance Youth Feliowahie 1:50 a_m.
Training Union 1:45 p.m. I t’s n
p. m.
Evening Srrvlra 7:45 p. m.
family affair.
Werlnraday Mid-Week R l h l a
Estnliig Worship i p.m.
Study 7:45 p. m.
“Come thou with ua and wa will
da tliaa good."
THE FREE METHODIST
CHURCH
FIRST
Caav-W. Fourth St. Laurel Am. CHURCH OF THR NA7.ARKNE
G. Eldoa Kliae. Mlaleter
-Saaford'a Slegleg Church'*
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Second at Maple
Morning Worship 10:45 a. m.
R. H. Spear J r , Paaler
Evening Worship 7:50 p. m.
A friendly greeting and a cor*
Prayer Meeting Thursday 7:50
dial welcome ewalU you at all
OT. PAUL'S LUTHERAN
S t Luka’s Luthtran—4 a Uarin
tn aar O ririsl. thu I n . Stephan
14. Tuhy, pailor. Morals# warship
1:30 * .a. Radio Mlnloa broadcast
a t 9:50 a.m. over WORE (740 ke);
Rnndoy School for all ago greapo,
•:30 a.m. ChriaUaa Day Scboot
(All olrmvniary gradoo and klnderg a rtro ), Monday through Friday,
*.30 a.in. Childrra'o prerram , “04.
Luka’s Chapot,** Saturday lS llI
4 a . ovor WTRR. (1400 he.).
LUTHERAN CHURCH
OP THE REDEEMER
■Sunday
U 3 SSchool
W 8|:1SP a.m.
B fcW
Church Sarvieo 19:59 a.m.
CHURCH o r GOD
French Avo. and tie d JM.
(or. H. R , Hondoonon. Phohoo
Sunday School 1:51 a. m.
EvangtllaUe Some# 7:50 p. u .
Mld-Wtak Sarvieo Tuooday 7:51
Sunday School 9:30 a. in.
Goorgo Pittard, Supt.
Morning Worahlp 10:45 a.m.
Enjoy tho old hymn* nf tha
church and a Biblo-conlorod m»a■ago.
Evangelistic Hour 7:30 p,m.
Thrill U> tho aplritvd aingiplration and a lima of InvRaUou to
accopt Christ as Savior.
P r a y o r Mooting Wadnaaday
7:45 p.m.
Youth AcUvIUoa Thursday 7:44
paa.
Tho sanctuary io ccm/ortably
air coolad. Courteous ushars and
sad all-ago nursery will hslp to
make your attoadaaco mora con.
vwioaL
UPBALA COMMUNITY
PBESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rov. C. C. White, Minister
Mr*. Clover Morrt, Pianist.
Miaa Patricio Rossmnn, Asst.
Young Pooplo Sarvko Thuro- Pianist.
Mrs. N'anry Gilrs, Children's
Choir Director.
Mr. Georg* Peaold, A n t SupL
of Church School.
lChurch
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i10:00
t r .i r r
no
School,
a.m.
Claus* for all a***.
Worship 11:00 a.m.
Chlldrtn'e Service 11:0
Young People S:30 p.m,
. Ch41dwn*«:V> p m.
WhfDilirTtoo p.m.
Everybody Invited Io nttenJ
| ARSBMHLT O f COD CHURCH all our oorvicei.
15th 8L ta d Lanrel Ata.
Ruuday School 9:45 a. m.
SOUTHSIDE BAPTIST
a Morning Worahlp 11 a. m.
CHURCH
Youth Service 0:45 p. m.
Rest 27th Street
Evangolistia Rally 7t45 p. m.
Missionary
I'remillenlal
Prayer and Bible Study Wednes
R. B. Lunsford, Paalor
day a t 7t«* p. a .
W. L. Blepheaa, Aaanciats Pooler
“Join tha knppy, singing crowd.
Milton Mlgginbatham,
Worship U a Lord with no."
Rnndoy Ichonl Soporlntondont
Sunday lekool 10 bjh .
Memlng Worahlp 11 a.m.
Kvtnlag Warship S p.m.
Prayer Mooting Wad. • p.m.
R ot. George R. C arton. MW
Sunday Morning Worahlp aar9:45 a.m. Sunday Icheof
11:00 o.m. Worship Sorvion
vice will be undrr the direction of
1:00 p.m. Worahlp Serrico.
tho associate pastor, W. L
Btephem.
PAOLA WESLKTAN
Prayer meeting will b* led by
METHODIST CHURCH
onoof our deacona, Lan BeUamy.
• Ml lea Wmd orn RL a
Wtlooma ta U o Church.
Sunday School
Morning Worship
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F1RRT BAPTIST CHURCI
Wesleyan YouU
Pork Avo. a t Hath St.
Evening Worship
W. P. Brooks J r , Paalor
W oditoday I’r a y w ilU n g
John 1, Millar.
Evaryono Y d N p i >
HWftlif if Mimttkm
1 Rov. Cooil W. IM W n
Kirby Rogers,
Director of Movie
1 J L A IR MARY RAPT1RY
“We've loved A Place Par You”
CHAPEL
Early Morning Worship St45
Lake Mary, f k
a.m. Sermon W. P. Brooks Jr.
Paalor — Rov. IL A. Frith J
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Sunday School t i l l a n .
“Coma WIU Your Family. Wa
Morning WoraUrn UtOO.
Provide Far Every Mamber of
Training UnlooOiM pan.
Tho Family—Evan the Baby.”
Evening Worahlp 7t50.
Morning Worahlp 11:00 a .a*.
P p 9 «r Mooting Wad. TiSO
Sam oa W. P. Brooks Jr.
Training Union S ill p-m.
Deportments for each ago
groop. Nursery for aklldron un
der • yean of ago. “Training
Union U a “ Family Affair**,
Evening Worship 7:50 p jl.
Roman W. P. Breaks Jr.
Foilowihlp Rang a f t v Ua
CHULUOTA BAPTWT CHURCH
Walter A. ReoU J r , Paaler
Sunday School 10 a.m.
H onuai WonhJp Service 11 a.m.
Sermon by the P*«tof.
Evening Worship Servlee T:50
p.m. Sermon by Ui# paalor.
9 Prayer Meeting Wodneaday 7:50
p.m.
FIRST CHRISTIAN < IIUHClt
IVrry I- Steer. MloLler
Jay II. Weller, t hnir Director
Mr*. N. V. Farm rr. Organist
Sunday Srhoel 9:45 *• m.
llntnlng Worahlp U:iK» n. m.
Laymm'a Sunday will be observed,
thf men of the rhurch having
rhaigr. Special mu»ic by the choir.
Sermon by «be ra tio n "The Min.
Iitry of the Laity.'
Christian
Youth Fellowthip,
Chi Rho, and Junior*. « p. m.. foU
lowed hy »naclc timr.
Even leg Worakip 7:30 p . m.
Them#: "Faith and Work*", the
alath in a aerlaa on "Major Idtaa
in tha Epistle ot Jame«." Atlondanre »pon>or*. Mr. and Mr*. W.|
II. Young.
The public i* Invited io all publira aervicr*. Nnvy fnmillea tour.
Uta, eekff.d gueit*. and other*
not worshiping regularly alie.
where ere eatendrd » apeclal w#U
com* The rhurrh own* a parking
lot south of the aanrtuary. The
nurtery which I* provided rated
for 10 babir* Sunday.
The monthly marling of the
Christian llomen'* Fellowahilp la to
I* held nt the ehurrh at 7iM Pm.. Monday. Program leader, Mr*,
to ile r Tharp. Ho«tei»ea, Mr*,
llarry Falk ar.d Mr*. Irn C. Mat*>
ger. All women are Invited.
The annual ronvention for the
Christian Churthe* of this HUlrirt
will be held Wednevday, »»et. IP,
2 p‘ m... at tha First ChrUtlan
Church, Daytona Beach.
Choir rehearsal, Thursday, 7:30
p. m.
How do you know the tu n is shining when th e world
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is steeped in shadow? How can you believe th a t day is
at hand w hen night seems all around? • T h e fringe of
gold on the d a rk e st clouds, th e ra y s of lig h t stream ing over
th e distant horizon, the sh im m erin g . paths of silver across the
shadowy w aters . . . these are the evidence of w h at w e cannot
see . . . the prom ise of dawning day. • W ell did th e Biblical w riter
describe faith as " th e evidence of th in g s not seen." F o r in man's
darkest hour fa ith is his assurance th a t God it n ear . . . th a t God
cares. • R eligious faith is no panacea to drive aw ay dark clouds.
T h e somber clouds as well as the blue skies belong to life. B ut
faith is m an's pathw ay of promise, beckoning across the dark
w aters to th e b rig h t horizon. • W e all need th a t pathw ay of
promise. A d u lts need it to m eet an d overcome the m any dis
turbances of life. Children need it to grow into courag
eous, m oral men and women.
T h e Church continually
teaches fa ith in God. A nd reg u lar w orship deepens
faith. A tten d th e church of your choice
attend it regularly.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Comer Oak Avenue and 3rd St.
Morning Worship — II a m.
Prelude — "Carillon."* Suwerby;
Anthem - "My Task”, Male Chor
us. Ashlr.rd; Anihem — "Fierce
was the wild billow'*. Chancel
Choir, Noble,
Sermon — Mr. Mrlnnl*.
Nurseries for children under
three and three to six. every Sun
day morning during Ihe Worship
Hour
Evening Worship — T30 p. ni
Prelude — Improvisation on "SI.
Agnea'*, Whitney: Anthem - "I
Think When I Read That Sweet
glory” , (ilfford.
Sermon — Mr. Mrlnnl*.
i:43 a. m. Sunday School
10:4S a. m. Session m*el* for
Prayer In Ihe Kemnn [loom.
* 3n p . m. Senior Hub Fellow• :30 p. m. Senlnor High Fellowship.
THE LITTLE BROWN CHURCH
ON THE HILL
(Cewgregatleeall
Comer Park Avenue and Jtlh SI.
Dr. J. Bernard Root, Minister
Dr Frrd Enimlngrr. Aainclate
John Clarke, Rradrr
Mill Hrlen Wltle. Organist
Mr. Herbert Thuiton, Cbmn.,
Dearon*
Mr. W. W. U ni. Chinn.,
Trustees
II. Jem «t B. Gut, Secretary.
Tru steel
Sunday School
................. 9:43
Morning Worship ... ....... 1I:W
Subject: **The Town with no
Opportunity.”
HOLY CROSS CHURCH
(Eplaeepal)
Rev. H. Lytlleten Zl*am*rmai>,
R. 0., Reefer
llth Sunday after Trinity
1:00 a- m. Hely Eucharist .
•:tS a. m. Family Service end
Churrh School
11:00 a. m. Memlng Preyer end
Sermon
Service* through the weckl
Tueedey— Feeat of S t Luke,
—Hely Communion—7:10 a. m.
Wednesday — Holy Communion TiM a. m-
enn survtvl. Thor* ore to j V sound r*osJn* why
• very person should allend services regularly
and support ihe Church. They are; (I) Tor hi*
own eat*. (2) Tor his children's sake. (II Tor tho
sake ol his community and nation. (4) Tor tho
aako el the Church lts*tl. which notdt his moral
and material support, flan to go to church regu
lar!/ and read your BiUe daily.
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wife and mher*
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and wife
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and wife
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Fredrrlrk N. Zull
and wile
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llrnry l.iv rrm a
nf fbn ‘•Cvr.vg. Re*|| of HiT.tvrd
welfare and recreation commute*
Attaining a fir«t cla<* petty e|
firer rating during a peacetime
four yr.ir tour >d duly t* a difflrnl
accompli'hm rnl (Jay achieved IhL
goal but hi* dc-ire for higher e<1a
cation ha* brought ab.*nt the
ri»ion In retum In civilian lift ii
the near ftiture.
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Deputy Dlalhrt Governor and a* Jjmm, a t« *.drnl there
Ilf Svnb.rd Gay h.v* a high re
Diitnct Governor. Hr t* a Key
g irt daiming it i* the lrtrndlie*t
tnemhrr and hold* the Pxlcntlnit luwn he ha* encountered along hi*
Aw ard
'naval itinerar* Rven the Navy
Born In Hancock County. (la„ bachelor it welcome every where.
Pound *»»• rlucatid at the S iu- Gay «ay*.
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Ihern Hu«inr*t Inivrrtity id Allanklaintamanre o? tqundrun mmla. Ca . gi ink then Into l ie hank rnunicattun* and rlrclmniet naviing and in*uraiire bu»in<>- Hr gallon equipment !* Ga\'» full lime W EL L D R ILLIN G
*aw a rlitr » rrtirr in World M'ar I lot* in Vi .k lie lv al*o a member
and dunng World War It wa« com
Howard C. l . o n g
mander of the Georgia Stair Guard viti-il, according t» eluh offiilal*,
l*nil Me ha* trrv i'l in the Offj but rrirtvallon* mint he made by
IM ion e
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r r r ’* Re»crvr tu rp i lor a number kd*l*ing the *r* trtarv of the 01 ginof year*.
uatiun. kk. Hugh Duncan at 1* o
207 E. C nm m ercl»I
Pound i< aclite In eltie affair*, Bo* ill nr hy railing Tdephon?
hattng hern tnled lh» "man of Ihc numhri* ’ bai or 2 111
te a r" for 1PM m hi! community.
Hr i« not* irrving hi* *rcond term
a* mayor of the City of Spart.i He
i* tery active in the «oik of the
Bov Seoul* of Amrtlra havipg
G e n e r a l
1 n s u r a n c e
»erved in «evrral capavitie* includ
ing Iwo term* a* prrtident of the
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WHITE WALL TIRES
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TINTED GLASS
SEAT COVERS
Ail Buick accesiwiriea such as back-up Halite,
windahleid wnshtr, glare-proof mirror,
wheel covert, electric dock, etc.
for *.
tvecydoy enjoyment I
This is one of the finest Buicks made and this price is over $300.00 below
our actual cost on this car.
We also have a nice stock of other model Buicks, Chevrolets, F o r d s ,
Dodges, Mercurys, and i Jeep Station Wagon which we want to move out
for more trade-ina.
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1 7 Good Reasons Fo r Joining
local Chamber O f Commerce
ft. Because It U wily f«lr for me to au|>fl|? f
port tho ChAinbor alnc* I derive benefits
front Ita activities.
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7. Because through the Chamber of Commerco I ran beat discharge my obligations
to this community In which I live and earn
JJje
my livlnf.
R. Because I realize that every men owe*
~
a debt to the community that cannot bo
paid In taxes - a debt of personal service.
^
*. Because the Chamber of Commerce
eannot carry out Ita broad program of work
to protect and advanca Seminole ( ounty
b u s in e s s without personal aervice and ade
quate financial support.
10. Because the Chamber of Commerce
unifies the public spirit of Seminole County and all of ita communities and directs it
into useful and constructive channels.
11. Because tha Chamber of Commerce m m
helps create and express sound opinions on ■
q u estio n s affecting the welfare of Seminole
■
County, and each of the eommunltlea dependent upon unified effort.
_____
12. Because I believe it essential to progre*s to have e central organisation eter- n A l*
nelly watching community welfare and davelnpment.
JjL m
13. Because Seminole Countv without e
strong, effective tham ber of Commerce Nrw
would be less able to compete with other «0uld in
cities for new industries new payrolls, and automob
new Trade Territory.
**n>
14.
Because
the
moat
effective
and
conjhoir
i(J
A dvancem ent.
B. Because I believe that the man who •tructive influence la tha force of organized no elect
lielna hia rommunity throurh active part Id- business functioning through the Chamber !•*•» *t
pation In th# work of hia Chamber of Com of Commerce for the purpose of improving!
'
merce will develnn his own powers and our cities and county. We can through or*
ganlsed
effort
make
Seminole
County
the
farmrr
broaden his own views.
kind of county we determine it ehall be.
med be.
IB.
Because
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
The Sanford Herald
during many yeere has demonstrated ability ,,
to deal effectively with problems affecting her “of''
Seminole County and its cities and the gen- iigioui i
oral business and eivie welfare. It has help* dedicate*
ed build a county which leede In many ways. hi,h •**
IB. Because the Chamber of Commerco lo^ h™
Is the only organisation in my county which children
studies and guides the overall economy of teach H
Sominolo County,
IT. B*enus# I believe tho Sominolo
County Chamber of Commerce ia tho central
organization adequately equipped to do the
work outlined above.
Remember — you don’t buy memberahlp in the Chamber of Commerce — you
buy cooperation of the moat able business
end
professional men end women of your
Friday. Oct. 14. 1»BB
county. Your membership In tho Chamber
of Commerce buys vital, active cooperation
A t otj ancle th a t stlrreth up her nest.— force which U making a better eounty end
■L aStll.—Baby sag lee would never learn better rornmimitles in which to live and do
flF anises foread to de so by their mo- business. It buys the cooperative efforts of
fa. Neeeeelty has forced humanity to your fellow citizens to do tho things for
your Interest which you cannot do alnn*
« Thero ere many reaaona why buelneas.
men end Indlviduela should bind themselves
together for concentrated action toward
making e better community for themselvee.
B ut we have never before been ao forceful|y reminded of tho number of^ reasons for
aueh action aa when this H*‘ * ' ,*“1“
elusions were set before us.
. Read carefully aa we are reminded of tho
benafits reaped by pooling together for tho
rommon good of Sanford and Semlnolo
County:
1. Because I have a bualnesa stake In
thia community whleh can *>e best safe
guarded hr working with others through
th e Seminole County Chamber of Commarco to protect and advance all business.
I help insure this community's progress
which In turn Insures the euceess of my
business.
2. Because I reap benefits through the
concerted planning, counsel and action that
Ita best ohtsined throurh the work of tho
fUmlnnl* C o unty C h am b er of C om m erce
S. Reran*# It is%evident that unless the
Chamber of Commerce takes Its rightful
jilaco of leadership in ths community. Sanford and Seminole County will not capitalize
on ita opportunities.
4. Because niy support Is "plowed hack”
to yield many.fold benefits In new indus
tries, Increased psyrolls, health, aafaty, leg
islation. business protection and rommunity
Does Kefauver Fit In Picture?
WASHINGTON c r - ln all the dlacuttinni about Adlat Stevenson
and Averrli llarnm aa ai the top
challengers (or the Democratic
presidential nomination — where
Joet Tennessee'* lanky Sen Eatts
Kefauver (It into the picture?
Three yean a|o , Kefauver wai
rtdina a wave of popularity which
had ita beginning In the spectacu
lar television Senate crime-busting
investigations which he conducted
across the country. It was the first
time that politicians realued the
impact television could have on
voters. And Kefauver was a tele
vision hero.
On the first ballot at the nation
al convention. Kefauver was out in
front with Sto votes. Stevenson
was second with 27J and Georgia's
Sen Richard Russell was third
with MS
Kefauver still was the leader on
the second ballot with 3S2's votes
to Stevenson's U f a and Russell's
?91 On the third an.1 final ballot
Kefauveri support began to crum
ble. Stevenson loomed to atT't
soles. Kefauver slipped to T7J*s
lluyard feel* ta juatified by present nary aarrif'ce and la aurprtaed If
crop price*.
anyon# auggaata they are unduly
"It 1* a big problem.” he laid , ^ r0.
"That la why wa muat buy land In .<A, ,
l r , hippy »
°*
, r V *’
.. . .
' taid mildly. 'We are no leu happy
Although aome Amlih young men lh, B opU ^ , ny olh, r r#11|l0D.
ana *om*n a rt bring Heintri i « i y
. . . . .. - . _
from old palha by th . temptation.
* * *>llB
,u,urk*'
ot miMlcrn comfort*, lluyard ea- °" ho«"‘ *"d. h‘ rd 'M,,f.h' And V
preued lha belief that the number tn ** °.ur, j “ \ m.° "
of tradillnnal or "old order" Amt.h “ ho
to. h*'*. « > ,hlB« lB
la tncreaatni ateadily.
u>« »°rid they picate.
There nra i.tilem m ta of the vert
in Ohio, Iowa. Indiana, Mao land Tha dandelion la found In North
and Virginia,
America, Europe, rentral Alia and
lluyard doesn't feel the tenet* of the Artie regiuna. aayi the National
hi* religion require any estraordl- Geographic Society.
Despite this strong showing in
1 1 1 2 . Kefauver today remsint a
seconds ry figure -Ui speculation
over the probable winner of the
Democratic nomination nest yetr.
The apoUight is on Stevenaon and
Harriman — with llarrtm aa now
getting strong promotion.
The recent trend of events tuggaits that Democratic strategi.ls
are building toward a situation
which could have thia result: if
Stevenson la unable to awing the
convention to hit aide—then Harrt
man would be ready to move to
the center of the stage.
Kefauver may hava hit own vies*
about the.# rrocaadingi. For atvaral weeks ha hai been overseas
visiting foreign lands Thus ha hat
bran In no position to project him
self into the presidential picture
even if he ao desired
If the Tennessean does make an
other bid for hit psrty'i nomina
tion. he wit! add coniiderable intern t to the campaign But deipite
hi* pervonal popularity with, the
voter*, he faces * tremendou* hin
dirap in thi* well known fact: he
lin’t popular with mmi of the DemocraUr party bigwigt. including the
powerful bloc of Southerner* whove
wiahei muat be taken Into account
in convention maoeuver*.
In the 10 ye.r# he wa* in the
himself with the l«ith«rn «•»
makers, Frequently he found him.
•elf lined up against hti more con.
servalive eollegues
In legisla
tive debates He didn't stt In the
Inner councils of the Southerneri
even though he was from a South
ern state. And thus be was more or
less isolated from many of the
men who sould help him most In a
convention.
If he could count on the support
of his Southern colleagues and add
this to his strength in other parta
of the country, he coulJ become a
formidable (actor In the Demo
cratic convention.
B-.it he doesn't have that support
—and that’s one big raJton he isn't
named along with Stevenson and
Harrtman at the top of the list
of Democratic strong mm at thia
point.
LORD ilKAVERRROOK NOT
•EAGER REAVER’
CHATHAM. N R. iT - One of
New Rrunswirk’s most famous
products. British publisher Lord
Beaverbrook. wasn't a very e»«er
beaver when it rim e to school.
Vacationing at his bnjhood home,
he was presented with one of hil
old public school report cards.
"The card.'* he said, "showed
that out of ion school days that
year I bed attended IP s days.'*
Three N ew Drugs Help
To Relieve Suffering
Medical aclence never raeta
Mew druga constantly a rt being
developed to keep yon In good
health and to return you to
health once you become 111 or toJured tn any way.
In our monthly review of medlelne, today well discuss tha foilowing naw drugs:
BUTIBEL - an antUpannodt.
aadaUve. foe use In ulcerative eoUUa. pent la ulcer, acute and
chrome diarrhea, heartburn, dyepepaJa and other ailment*, ft la
also reported to be of value la
gaatro-lnUatlnal and otherrymp-t
tome frequently encountered im
arthritic and rhenmatlc pattern*,
Suggested oral dosage la t*o
tablets every four hours. Cobaiali
can be obtained only with a dootor's prescription,
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t t NEW MAID looked mighty fancy, ao Mr*. Jones thought
it th# better part of wisdom to warn her, "Remember Owen*
dolyiv you're not to wear Jiwclry when you terve my guoatg
this evening."
-My trinkets are hardly
**
,
worth sUaling,** said the mai>)
i/ffkf 4 ^ 4 0W
modeetly, "but thanks anyhow
O
A Weak heist operator to the
Catskills, reports Hy Oardner,
labeled e home-made eummtr
revue a t hia beetairy, «TPe
Borecht Tsare of Tour Life."
A djepeptie critic did not share
tha operator's enthusiasm for
Ute production.
"BereeH, my eyef" wrote tha
Critic. “He ahould Call tt. The
Wuret Taara of Tour Ufe'r
cate tltUe, if any, hkaltbood of
By B i i a lg l o i O nly
hangover or other after effecta.
The Ante r . n hw ____ __ _
Io imaller doeea. tt can be used
nirmfah a
i t u effectively aa a sedaUve for daySirougn a preaenpuoa. I t la tla]|
u ^ available only
taken by mouth, one U blet or
*££2°**
oneU upnonful threeUmeedally. °y a to c to ra prewcrlpUoB.
For children, the dowage ahould
ARB ARlwn
be cut in half and for youngsters
B R W.: I have been tronbledf
under g. one-fourth ta one-half with a catarrhal condition alneoi
teaipoonful according to age and childhood. I t there any euro
weight.
ter ttf
COBABAL—an anU -rhew natk
AMBWRB: 1TWa aoadltlon may
drug, offera a fourfold attack on J* °**
■* A® tafeetlon la
arthrttla and allied conditions. It Jgf. Um* t* * * * » «>o
acta aa an anti-inflammatory Jj**2*| \ “ RjBad nasal bone or
agent by delaying and mlnlaalsln
MR* way eaae rnaas
Ing local tissue reaction cauaed
»
be chemical aa wall aa r t w i —i A thorough m a a ie fn exam-1
UrtUnta.
InaUao should be mads by a phy-J
aldaa to d etem lM the aoureo ofl
uver m a g i
tha esceaatre aacrettona; thanf
Italaoaerveaaaaguardagatiw l proper treatm ent can bo mm4
Urar daaag a and gteea relief of seated for the condlUom.
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NOW
SHOWING
STA RTS SUN DAY 2-DAYS O N LY
Brinff The Entire Family To Enjoy Ti
Outstanding Movie
Ltgal Notice
ALSO
»1 K KIDDIES SHOW TOMORROW MORNING
AT lf:M —DOOM OPIN •:>§
TO TAL U a n t U T t :
ihlo R fflh tfe i
CTIVE AND INVITING
�brow nie
v o n tb u
The St. Mantras Chapter of
I’euriloy Mr* C. A. Anderson, th# Woman's Auxiliary of lha
rftsirm tn, called the meeting to Holy Cross Episcopal Church met
or 'er.
Tuesday night at tha home of
The detottonal a t given by Mrs MOrs. i hsrle* dark Jr. on Rotaba
F L Pim pter and was taken from Drtva with Mrs. W. M. Philips
)ltiah . Mrs. W. P Brooks Jr. in as eo-hostess. *
stalled Ihe new officers A gift was
Mrs. A. R. Pinkerton, chair
presented to Mrs. Dsmpitr, who man. presided. The guest speak
was circle chairman for tha past er for the evening was Mrs.
two peart . . The program was AmeiU Nob!# who gave a mo«t
given by Mri. Reel on “ Labors 'isp irin f talk on the book of
Together With Cod".
Esther. Mrs- Noble also gave a
T’ic ne* officers ara Mrs. C. A talk on tha United Thank Offer
Anderson Jr., chairman: Mrt. V. ing captaining for what Ue
( Messenger, vica president; Mrt. money was uted.
Roy Reel and Mrt. Sue Stevenson,
Tha Auxiliary m itileni chair
.program s. Mrt. Irving Pryor, sec- man, Mri, Phil Stanley Jr. asked
'retary.treasuier of tha young peo all members to bring any used
ple: Mrt. V G . Hasty, community light clothing they might have
missions Mrs J. R Ashley, ml*- j to Oy parish house, This dotheion study; Mrt. Lilliam Vickrry. ing will K* ssnt to St. Bartholo
stewardship. Mist Martha Foi. so mew's mission ill Caatanrr, Fort
cial; Mrs. Estelle G|issnn, litera Rieo.
*
ture: Mrt. C. S knrppard, chil
Miss Carol Stone, preaidant af
dren's hour and Mitt latrene the Women's Auxiliary, visited
Franklin, Margaret fund and re , Ihe meeting te explain the proporter.
' jeel of the year which will lie
Those present arere Mr*. R. E. tha selling of Claxton Georgia
,F*urtfoy. hostess; Mrs. Messenger, Fruit Cakee. Orders jta y be
'lira . Vickery. Mrs. Cllf Ablet, Mrt. placed with any member of the
Anderton. Mrt. Dampier, Mrt. Woman's auxiliary. Mra. Pinker
Pryur. Mrt. Reel. UDi Fog, Mitt ton urged all member* wishing ta
Franklin. Mrt. Charles Renhtm, subscribe to magatinea to con
V rt. Rrookt. Mrt. Frank Woodruff tact Mrs. Miriam Russell as soon
Jr., Mrt Hatty. Mrt Drnon. Mrt. as possible.
Harriet gtawer and Mrs. Ashley,
Refreshments were sen rd to
Mrs. Ben Bucks, Mrs. Camellia
Bruce, Mrs. Harry CaneII, Mrs.
C. E. Carlton. Mrs. James Grant, Garden Club Group
Woman's Bible
Mrs. Velma Honialae, Mrs. Don
airs, l.outse A. I lay pool* of ta .Jlugen# Smith f.eHette, nephewald Jones, Mrs. Laru*n Johnson, Talks Of Gardening Norwalk. Conn, is today a noun- of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hill
,C lass Gives Gift/
Mr*. Walter Mtriwether. Mrs.
ring th* engagement of her of Sanford
Jo# Nicholas, Mrs. W. M. Philips,
daughter Jacquelyn M, Claypoul*
To Mrs. Love joy
Miss Claypoole attended I anTho Women'* Bible class of Ihe Mrs. Charles Park Jr., Mrs. A.
A panel diaeussion, "Harden
raltnu
Hall in Milford, Conn, and
R,
Pinkerton,
Mi«e
Barbara
RuFind Bstiet Church met Tuesday at
prarht, Mrs. Phil Stanley J r , Planning for Winter", was the
is now attending the Uni*er*lty
T:M p.m. at the home §t Mr*. B. Mra. Roy F, Rimma, Mrs. Rob jopit Monday night (Oct. lOi at
of Florida School of Juurnalitm
>. Berk on Laurel Avt. with Mrs.
Williams, Mra. R. Weber. the Geneva Garden Club meeting.
in Gainer vill*.
M. I . Bins presiding over tho buti ert
Mr*.
Charlss
C<1*
led
th*
panel,
Mra, H. I . Zimmerman, and
nes s la Mm absence of Mrs. J. B.
Mr. D t.rtte graduates from
Mrs. Amelin Koble and Mies assisted by Mrs. W. G. Kilbee
Field*.
the t'nlvei*uy ot Florida In
and Mr*. Ihm Terry.
Cnrol Rtone.
January of ll>5d fitim Ihe Behind
Preparation of soil, spraying
s m | led hy Mr*. R. L Glen* and
of Journalistu with s ID* degree
and
fill
planting*
wsre
discussed.
|w a i fallowed with prayer by Mrt.
He It e member of the PI Kappa
Husbands,
who
are
Invited
for
Volt* Williams Mrt. George Dis
Alpha Social fiatetnlty.
the
evening
meeting*
wsre
active
arm gave the devotional using at
An early February wedding Is
participants in Ihe question, an
her tubjeeg, “ The Importance of th*
planm I in Palm Bra. h with com
swer period whirh followed.
Cotpol." Mr*. R. C. Moore read
plete detail* lo t>e announced al
A short huiiner* meeting was
(he poem, “Autumn Leaves’’.
a latrr date.
held, presided over hy Mr*. Don
The aerial hour wa* give* to
Atwood, tire president, due ta the
reading birthday prophecy and uahicky on ms for Hstlowe’en. Arabsence ef Mrt. C . l« Cam pbell,
range mem t af beautiful fall leaves
president,
who i* visiting la New
a* — •
and flower* war* placed throughout
Ihe homo.
I Mr*. A. I . Lovefay. who hat been
a* eret ary-Wee surer far 11 years in
w
'*"■****
th* da**, was given a beautiful *arefreshmsnta served hjr *h# hatfraved advtr pitcher. The hoe** testes, Mrs. J. J. Leffler, Mr*.
(etaea, Mri. I . F. McWhorter, Mr*.
I.
ewi* Biademtytr, Mrs J. H.
W. n Smith and Mr*. Beck served
Homemakers Class
0 r ‘ Bilhiey and Mrs W. G. Kilo**,
■andwichet, cookie* and puarh
es_________
Those present were Mra. Voile
Gathers In Home
Williams, Mrt. Funk* Dana. Mr*.
Anna
Miller
Circle
The Homemaker* Clast of th*
Jody Cameron. Mra. R. C. Culley,
First Raptivt Churrh held
first
Mrs. Grace Bishop. Mrs. Georg*
meet at th* home of Mr*. Fd
Plans
Turkey
Meal
D u n . Mrt. Charles Forrester.
|r#r
The Anna Milter Ctrrl# met re fowsn Itt* Catalina Dru* with
§ M r t Rota Leo Littrll. Mr*. W. F.
cently
at th* Elki Club with Mrs Mrt. J. D. Cordell and Mt*. W.
Owner. Mr*. 0. C. Gibbs. Mr*. R.
T. Kelly as co hotte»«e«.
J.
RIankenthip
presiding.
L. G in . Mr*. C. D. Henderson,
After an inteiriung business
Mr ano Mrs 1 a u rie r R esrd an
Flan* " , r * m,1*# ,0 h*r * • session games were pl»«rd and a
Mr*. A. D. Lovtjoy. Mra. B. F. Memure Ihe Imth of » dsughter
rn
turksy
dinner
at
th#
club
on
Nov.
WSorter. Mri. B. C. Moore, Mn.
dun I.inn, till, tn si tho wsl
• and to invite the public. Th* social hour enjoyed. Thm* pre
Bra N*wtome, Mr*. Ada Roekey,
men Hospital In K u it il .
baiaar was discussed and plant sent were Mr*. Jessie l o o k , >li<
Mr*. W. M Scott. Mri. G. B. Sel>P* were mad*. It ia ta b* tn Novrm- Clayton Smith, Mrt. II S. Dugiran, Mrs. fl D. Smith, Mrs. Bill
gar, Mrs. C W Hamit. Mri 1,
ir* her.
I -dr snd Mrs S M. Thnmpvon
Wad*. Mrs S. A R. Wilkinson.
M. Hines, Mrs. Miner ah William are thr proud parents of a *t |h
n<
*
Those
attending
wsr#
Mr*.
Mrs. r . E. Wilson. Mrs. F. E. Boll
in' Chris Blankenship. Mrs. J. M. son, Mr*. E. C. Nelson. Mrs liny U or dajghtrr horn O.t II at
and Mrs. R E. Tolar.
Camtron, Mrs, Wvsley Filimnn, Btitt, Mrs. Joe Kokr, Mr* Irving the Nsv) Ifnspllal in I’at.i\< iii
Mrt. Iren* Ktnt, Mrs. Htiold Pryor, Mrs. Buford Brown, and Biter. Md Mrs. Thompson u thr
former Bohbynellr Beard
Kastner, Mra. Gregory Kinlaw, thr hottest**.
When ye* are putting » chick
Canned tomato aspic htl
,r. Mrs. Mari* David. Mru. Mary
en irte your freeter, wrap and make a pantry ahelf meal
_ RoeUgsr, Mr*. Henry Tamm,
greere the gibleU separately from eating — #■pectally when
Charles Stafford,
Mr*.
the bird Aad a#vet stuff tha ebie- serve K with mayonnela* m ,B. Mrr
Evelyn Ditbrow, Mra. Dorothy
ed with n r r y powder.
_ Via and Mrs. B- J. Moughtoa Jr.
Early February Rites Planned
By J. Claypoole, E. LeGette
fisx& o m d i
The Roelal Department of the
WomanM Club held a Dessert
Bridge aad Canasta Party Wed
nesday at 1:30 p m. hi the dub
haute.
There wete fie# (able# of
hddf* aad three af canasta.
Prise* wsre donated hy Mr*. C.
very new. . .
very smart..
tartan plaid
#
Overblouse
Happy Birthday
Saturday, Oct. IS
Joy f t
Cull um
Sunriss, O d. ia
Dry F. Bridge*
BLANKET
» : 21 Only
CARTOON — NEWS
High la bridge waa Mrs. L. E.
Rpenrer, Canasta, Mra. Francis
Meriwether and fa Screeae, Mra.
W. B. Brinson.
Hot testes were Mr*. C. LRedding, Mra. C. R. Dawaea aad
Mr*. JaaiM 0. Huff.
IN TR O D U C IN G
ELLIOTT
Inters ting, eerv* them with sUam*d rice aad crisp Chines* noodles.
Creamed horn chicken, turkey er
veal ore oil good candidate* far
thia treatment.
PLUS
-niGfl ROCIKTYRnwery B«ye
•TANTIIKIt GIIU. OF
T1IE CONCO” ( hap. No. II
FRED ,
• Wall Knows HairdrMMr ef Naw York
and Other Style Center*.
• Did You See Fred on T. Y.T
See H la At
Fri. Oft. 14. tOftS
FRIDAY
'Sanford C.rammar School at S 'A
Tlic Rn«* Cirri* of th* Ssnfarri p.m. Truest »p.aker will he Mis,
r Gardrn Club will m m at 9 li at Thelma Flanagan, State *ch»ul
I th* hum* of Mr*. B R Bock on lunch supervisor.
, 2120 Laurrl A»* Speaker will be
The Civic and Fine Arts De
llonier o.born* u.tng as hit topic partments of the Sanford Wom
* ‘'Soil Culture ami ln»*rt Control" an's Club will meet in th# club
Thr Mimosa Orel* of the San house. The groups will fold
i fold Car.lrn Huh will meet at 18 Christmas seals at 10..lit a m and
. i n m McKinley Hall.
will have luncheon at 12:30 pm.
Saillr Harrison lh ap ter OAR Cues! speaker for the Fine Art*
will meet with Mr« Ralph Ivon members will hr Mr* A. W. Run
1ard D* Itary. at three o'clock, t o nel* and for the C'vir Depart
R T McCaskill. Mr. and Mrs. C hnstr.irr will be Mrs A R Ke» ment Mrs. J. D. C-i.Ufll.
C llrnderson, Mr and Mr* C. W. and Mr* Cora Brown Mr* W P
Jackson, Mi* D I*. I-jm rr, Mr ' McVirksr of St IS’tervburg will,
and Mr* Arthur DeYoung and *t<n, l»e Ihc speaker.
The Dirt Hardeners t'iiele of
Mr and Mr* Harold Faisver, III c*
M. Hljor, Mr. arsJ Mr*. W. J. King*' the Sanford Harden Club will
1and family. Mr and Mrt Harry' inert at McKinley Hall at in a.
Weir Mr. and Mr*. Joe Harrell, m. Mr*. I'aol tk-hiltree an au O -!
.ind family. Mr and Mrt. Curtis oiity on a'tl*tic ariangrments will
Hughe*, Mr and Mrs. Tom Free he KUrsl spraksT. 1hr l.ettuie w ill
man and tun, Mr and Mrs J W. he front 10 a m. to t p, m. and
Ruckle* and family, Mr and Mrt ‘ laoia rtrs le will trll refre*hnient*
Merle W. Warner and s*ins. Mr during the noon hour. Member*
The I'SO held a •'Maig»re,,»
and Mr* P l. Armstrong and are urgrd to attend.
Dance"
Wednesdey at 7.3i> pm.
Thr « intrecational l.adie* Bake
family. Mr an I Mr*. C. <1. Clinkwith quite a few set vice men and
Food
Sale
will
be
dountown
in
scale*. Mr. and Mr*. It II Rramhotleete* alien ling. Thr Bi'W
lett and family, Mr. and Mrs V front o* McCror*'* Dime Stoiv
**a* senior Irnilrs* for tho nlgtit
The
Sanford
Boat
and
Ski
I'tuh
I. Maranta, Yrm Gillespie and
repicsrnted by Mrt Uorraine lirafamily, Mr and Mr* Henry will gather in the CAP Hall hatn. Junior hnstesi was Mi’S
D \tniro and family. Mr. C.rrardo ahose Totiehton** Dine Store for Margaiel Von Hrrhull*. IDfrc-hD'Amico. Miss Mary Karle. Mis* it* reirular meet.ng The public is merits wete *erved.
Rebecca Stevens, the Rev. and tnvitrd and all mrmbeia aie
Mrs A H Mclnni*. Mr. ant Mi* urged to attend.
Celery fans help make salads
A K Kipp ard famil*. Mr and
or relt«h trays look pietty. D»
MONDAY
Mr* Bill Wirholdl ard family. Mr
The Dependable l'l*»* of the make them, cut out the ribs *'f
and Mr* liaises Hale and family First Methodist i hureft will m et 1celery Into threein.h lengths. Now
and Mr. and M rt.A l u > e and i t 2.3 p in at the McKinley Hall fring* the ends hy making f r »
in them. P.rfriguate t e
for a catered dl<h *urper follow cuts
1
after putting it in tco
ed hy its regular monthly business celery
1
water until Hie ends rurl.
and social meeting
The < PO Wl»*s t'lnh wi|| hatsa baar sale Oil 17 at 11 a m
in Ihs Snip Sen ire on the WAS
The pritcerd* of thi* sale w.ll go
to the CPO Mites t hri*tm.is fund
h 'ijjD O N 'T F R E T
fur needy children in Sanford.
tllS D tY
\S ' D O N 'T FUME
T 'e Holden Orel* class of ihe
I i *t Buptlsl riiutih si ill meet In.
night at the hnm# of Mr*. Wil With
Untnamgblc
liam Smith, did Summerim Ate.
at a p ni.
Hair!
The Seminole County Childrens
Committee will meet in the Sem
• IF YOt'R HAIR
inole County S hoo| Admlnittia
Hon h nlding on Commercial Sires"
REALTY NEEDS
at I p. m Ihis is an imporlan'
meet ng and all members at<*
FALL REPAIRS .
urged to attend.
The Sanford Tourist atvl ShufrilO N l: Qfi7 TODAY
flrboard ( lilts will hate the le
gular
mi. ting and • ipner will
i silted at <t pin t.ano s will I*
R . Daw sow.
Teugk Army major Charltoa Heston makaa a aeerrk through Cadet
Tim Contidtoe’s locker for a atoken watch hi thia icon# from Uniworsel-International * heartwarming Technlcoloe comedy, "Th# Pri
vate War of Major Rensnn.’* Heston oe-ttoia with Julio Adorno.
H urts Sunday a t R lu Theatre.
THF. SANFORD HFRALD
Enjoys Chicken
Barbecue Party
Womans Croup
Hears A. Noble
Tuesday Night
Social Department
Meets Wednesday
k^loss
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exciting ia every line!
Shif’mShom'i ambloma
in Ihc new hip-interest silhouette
Spread Jobaay eolUr...attractive little placket/
Vivid dan plaids on white...woven gingham
that wnahe* store-new. Sixes 28 to 88.
We've fine aew pious aad braaddotlu. tool;
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K r i . O c t . H . 1 0 5j
Patterson Scores
Eighth Knockout
-LOS ANOELKS lP-Fl")«i Pat
terson. 171 o» Brooklyn. N V..
, #urH hi* eighth itr*Hhl knockout
nf ja w «i tbr Olympic Auditorium
llr t BUht. ri»lt»mn* Cal Br*d.
174'*. U » Angrlei. In
°J ,h*
f)r»t round It wav * icheduled 10rounder.
Tht« wa* r»ltrnon'» » ’-n win in
r start* hit lath knockout and hr
lived up to all hi* advance notice*.
Already listed at the N“- * c®"'
tender for Archia Moore * light*
heavyw eight Idle. Patter*"* lmp r n ttd a crowd of «.IW fan*.
ilrad came out If* the hop* of
lahd.ng ore M hi* lalat left hook*
ob Patter ton i chin but when the
fight «*■ about one minute old
i ’*tter»on exploded with a furlouv
barrase of lell* and right*. II*
aenl hrad rrathing to the eanva*.
Brad took a count of eight, only
to run Into another furlou* attaek.
TV «ecmtd lime he went down,
a right to the Jaw tent him face
forward ti the floor and he lay
there wnlle Befere# Frankie Van
courted him out.
The f r o tt gate •** SU.kM.
By B. H ir.H ANSI.EY
Two end awetpt, the first two
play* of tho ball game, netted 60
yard* and a touchdown to #p«ll d*.
feat for th* Hemlnolo J. V * la*t
n 'fh t tn Winter Garden. Tommy
Drl-each carried tho hall for the
I akevlev* victory around right *nd.
Th* Fed* bounced back in the
•ame quarter with a Bob Johncon
to I.awienr# Howard p an that
wai Cond for 7S yard* and pay
dirt, only to hav* an off»ldr* pen
alty nullify tha brilliant run.
(jit* In tha second quarter the
Lakevirw Red Devil* threatened
again, but tha Fe.la dug in and
held them at th* H yard Hn*. The
fed* mada a good thnwinr. but
they wera tr*m*ndou*ly eutman-
Big Ten Conference
Again In Spotlight
Of College Football
Hy KI) WII.RS
Tha \taoriiled P rrtl
The Rig T*n conference. always
g tgrgrt (nr th* gmbilioui and l
tn t for th* grrepled giant*. D
tmark deb in the college football
spotlight again Ihit weekend with
tilth .ranked WDcnntln running
again*! Southern California tonight
*nd unranked Michigan Slate con
fronting fourth ranked Notre Dame
tomorrow.
Wnron*m »nd Nolr* Damt ar*
fwti trd by a lourhduwn. The Irtth
ronltvt u the TV Gama of the
B*d.
Th* terond half of th* gam* w*»
mat Vet hy defrn*i»» play- Neither
team got rlo-er than tha thirty
jaid bn*. Billy Tyr*. Mile* Hudaon. Jack Ktolaky. and fhaile*
I’enr* were all oulatanding at they
held tha Red l»evil» to • Ion*
•cor*.
Knd* for Remind* wera Itecd*
Ashley and Bobby l.ittl*; t*kl#»
were Billy Tyre and Mile* lludion:
yuarda wera Vltgll tiracey and
Teddy Walker; Charlr* !’«m* wa*
at rrnter: Bobby Johwaon quartrr.
hacked tha rtuh; halfUrka wrr*
Kildia Barbour and llonnlo Ruaai,
and fullbark wa* Billy Robinaon.
Rem* by Prrioda:
Wee';.
io arh J o t Ifill'a Troian* eould
giv* Ih* lladgrr* anrae trouble
Still nur*ing an Idea of taking the
Pge.'ie Coat) Conference title, they
eould well be on the rebound after
a *■" upaet by Waihington la*t
weekend.
The Trojani »rg in fop *h»p«
for lhi* one Wiirontin ha* two
limping atara—quarterback Jim
Miller and lackla Jerry Cvengru*.
Michigan Stale doetn't figure lo
have thins* at e*»y Ihit week a*
1 ekevlew ..
—_
7 • • *—7 lavt Saturday in it* 3A 14 decltlon
hrminol* J. V j
• • • a—0 over Stanford SvUll. the Spartanv
loom at tha bett tevt yet for the
Iriih, who are unbeaten, untied
and untcurrd upon.
Michigan Slate hat one In.a lo
dale — a 117 deritinn egatnvt
a _ a a ern an
i i j i f«rV*V* Chalra
Michigan, lha No. 1 team ui the
iii* laralag r*'«M»#a
m im ic t r e n d
*«» Inra'eg M»:-dia*
nation.
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With Wivconiin butjr oul«id* the
i t * Kuala F « r totfl**
W ort* Af *11
llttu a T im *
•Karat a eg*
conference, M I e h I gan look* lo
It * * Cluh
. >rta
claim a aharc of the Big Ten lead
i* <i t a t _
uair*| rent
nub
t* n
r lf lla * (>a A r t " u l
after dealing with winltva Northit.** rkilA raa • CltM lu R *u r
>.#aa r e t A U 4>
wratern tomorrow Kvrn with end
n i l * VafKIita
t i l ">1" F * r M»il*
Mill T**a A Faaaltf
Might *:<* it ion
Ron Kramer, tho hlg man. Injured,
am enw nna
.'lit lad Nattna*
lha Wolverine* are favored by
l i t ? W e a ld A l Noon
f a Daaeellm*
Vtagln
ra
rm
■••g**t
•If :|B
At Haiti* U llb M u ll*
Hire# TDt.
II H Bat Nona Itanrb
New*
I I* New a
l ai mapt Call T * P taya*
In addition lo tonight'* Wrvt
I :*a lla t Nnna f la n r b
B iga *trr
Coaat bailie. Duke.Ohtn Slate and
•
p* I p..lb*tl Pfettawr
ta T I'R IM T
1 1* r e f r i a y * . i i t a l l
h u a v iv a
WavhingtonRaylnr add inlcraecl i l t Kata*
B lga cm
lional aplce lo th« weekend.
»
T te Mbythm llau r
( i t ) L a tm inn'aa Call T * F t * ? * *
ti»( Weald At m i
| i * t Dawn Uraakar*
Hr.
Duke, unbeaten, u n t led and
R tR M tb
« II Tw ilig ht n-.aga
ranked No. II. ia Judged even up
j.lj f r a * .? .* . Jamba ra*
Penrta llaat
« I* (put
with Ihe onee-beilrn Buckeye*.
• It kfutla at IU*d»m
tfeleek Club
T M Drilling rm A Claud
Ohio Stale only yraterJay revealed
|si«r*r
within
f
t
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ill m r ia At A O laar*
atl-amerlca Howard Gaatady In
t I* Jrk* Rna gaiurday Night
• p4 N.ghl ‘Mltl'.n
jured a leg In pr art Ire Ih ia week.
• t* facia fnrum
But llnpalnng will be on hand for
I ' l l Jub. Ii-t Maturday Night
In 1* ai llama w lib Kuai*
tomorrow'* gam* at Columbua,
la I* Nawa
Ohio.
H i ll nig* nrr
l l i t l Larman’a Call T* ftara*
Wavhlngton, unbeaten In four
at t u t *
garnet and lha PCC aurpna*. hav
M o a a ia a
P'gn Oa
a 11.14 defeat In live down al
» «l Muaieal p«m
Raylor. The Bear* aockrd 'em Jl-T
T t i lit mn Tiif*
li a a l r a l P ir n
It it
*• Bpltllual
lavt year.
Time
Burda* Morning Kualrala
KDrwherr Inmorrow, Slaryland'i
I'f*
* t* J r. Cola
unbeaten, aecond-rankrd Terrapin*
»»• World AI Nina
* it lli'b f r a i l . » glint*
figure lo upvet North Carolina'*
In 1322 Colon
l.l* Nut day Morning Kualrala
humrromlog plant. Oklahoma, No.
llnii<*t Blngar*
THU COI.OR YOU WANT
Cbiirrh n»r»lr*
3. It rapeetnJ lo have a gala home*
haranada
WHEN YOU W A N T IT Hi** •uada*
roming In Itl gam* with Kama* al
A r r a n M in e
■IN ALL FINISHES.
I I* Naw •
Norman
t It n.imlar K a lin a *
I H fratdam Btury
One big came loom* In Dial*.
SANFORD
• t >•••■'.' at llamlum
Georgia Tech, No. i and unde*
lilt fra m b tlu ila
m. m i
Rdltnr
felled, bump* Into onee tied Au
P A I N T CO.
Muaieal Ian »r» fg m
burn tn tha Southraatem Confer
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407 W. FIRST ST.
C t K V Ilg
ence game of th* day. Th* winner
« M Wnrl* At Nil
eela a big bowl boot!. Tcch'a the
FREE PARKING
itii gafair pgtn
• i* Aaranada la ltl«a
favorlta by 7.
The reat of Hwt lop lit la ached,
ulrd likt Ihit- Taaat Chnillan, No.
7 and puahing quarterback Jim
Swlnk for Individual honor*, playa
Trxag AAM; Navy. No. • and like
Nofro Dam* unarored upon, meet*
HI-FI EQ U IP M EN T
Penn Stale; UCLA, onec-bcaten
and No t , playa SUnford; and
Weal Virginia, No. 19. figure* to
PHONOGRAPHS
lako all (orta of llbertita with
William k Mary.
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Town©?
By JACK BAND
NEW YORK uTv-Tb* man laid
he had lunch with Artia Tcwn*.
• Who'* in town?” hi* componion
avked. That'* the way It baa been
for Artie Town* ***r line# he
•tartrd fighting in lltt. Nobody
rerognirrd th* nam*.
In Arlie'i horn* town of Naw
York, they recall him vaguely aa
a fellow called Ray Robmaon'a
"policeman." Whrn Sugar Ray
wanted to get rid of lomebody.
h*'d aay. “Okay, fight Towne
first ” After that. th*y didn't aetm
to bo'hrr Ray any mora.
Ry and largt, Town* wa* a
•Danger in Nrw York ring*. He
fought In th* prelim* when Robinton wat fighting for Ih* welter
weight till* or h« picked up a
tmall pur»e—*ay t t t t —at a head
liner In plarei Uke Scraotoo, Pa.,
or Binghamton. N.Y.
Thing* got an lough. Arfle finally
threw in th* aponge in t ill "The
fights cam* loo few," heeaplained.
• | had a wlf* and I eouldn I make
enough fighting So I quit and went
to work.'
"Robinaon > •• ton big then.'* he
taid. “They didn't hav* any time
for m*."
I.*il winter, an old achnolmate.
Rot* Harvey, talked him inio giv
ing hoim t one more try. Haney
had a rnnnecDoei with Dick Begola,
an Importer, who would back
Towne. Regoie bream* the man.
ager and Harvey tha buaineaa
agent.
Mlrr winning four fight*. Towne.
now 21. headed for England
He • topped WiltM Armilrong,
the Scotlvh middleweight cham
pion, at Liverpool July It In 1:32
of th* first and then proceeded lo
knock out John L Sullivan, for
mer Briliah and Rrtli'h Empire
middleweight champ, in 43 aceonda of Ih* firat round.
After three vletoriei in England.
Towne went to Berlin In box Peter
Mueller, who made quit* a nolle
In Amerira laxt winter. He hnocked
nut Mueller with a right to the
head in th« ninth round, only to
hear lha referee diaqualify him
for hitting on tha break. Five dayx
later. Sept. 14. when Town* al
ready wat hark In Naw York, the
Weit Berlin Boxing Commiavinn
ordered th* bout tn be officially
entered a* a ' no derliion" eontevt.
Town*'* handler* brought a film
clip of tha "no de(talMi‘< bout lo
ihow Naw York nawamen yaaterday. Mr. Mueller wai out-cold
aa a herring—when lha film ended.
Artie make* hi* firat main bout
appearance In New York Monday
agalnvt favored MUo Savage at >L
Nicho'.*a Arena.
Fight Results
If
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ITV,
TMiniriAT-s rinaata
Th*
A aaarlala*
A a a .ta a
|l . . . V lya.
—
P la ta
Im w V H
rr**a
P aliaria n .
aul
Cal
lli»a IJIV*. l-*a Aoa*l»*. t
|>.M<. — Arman* Naanla, 1*1.
•Inairral. aulaolnit* Jarkl* Hlalr.
Ill Mallat. I*.
l-hll oV'lt-M* — Jim m y t'a r*rla .
Ill, N arrlrlaw n . I*a, «ul(Milnlr4
Jar Jn d -riN . Ill, a-t. 11an• Ifa Ia, •
D>x*(.n — lion Darlnn. I T I S .
|4.ti*na. knnaUa* aul Autlin Janaa.
Itl, Naw Tark. *
Drake, Baldoni
Battle Tonite
SYRACUSE. N.Y. CP-Two promiilng middleweighla—Nay Drake
nf Brooklyn and Toni Baldoni cf
Wilkea-Barrt. P a.-tangle tonight
In a nationally telavlaed (NBC)
bout.
Drako. who drubbed D a nny
f. Ia no* ell I In Naw York’* Madiaon
Square Garden two moailka ago,
U rated an t- I favorite.
Drako, H , haa loot only I of IS
nrofevaloaul fighU, ono to GU
Turner.
Eugeni Mori. M*r puaident of
Hialeah Park, aayi morn than t> About 7« per root of U. I. aroitvmillion hi poraaa artB bo diatrlbutad era making apparel and a era aal tha Florida tract a n t atintar.
PIM M
Feds Tangle W ith Palatka
In Kiwanis Benefit Tonite .
By B. HUGH ANSLF.T
Tha Buth brother*, backed up
by a powerful Palatka Item invade
Sanford tonight to take on the
Fighting ted* In the annual KIwania Benefit Game at I in Mem
orial Stadium. A capacity crowd
i* expected to be on hind lo watch
the Fed*, undrrdoged in thia foray,
riak their perfect aeavon record In
their firat eonteat of the E ait Flo
rida Conferenra.
Dirk Buvh la outatxnding tackle
for Palatka. and ha move* hi* 203
pound* around with amaitng anted
and eat*, lfc la rated a« the bevt
lineiman to fact the Fed* thua
far in th* itaaon. Ilia brother.
Jack Buah. alvo lonma aa a threat.
Th* 161 pound halfback ha* aeen
plenty of artioa thi* aeiaon.and la
ronmlered the ground-gaining ace
for tha Palatka club, while another
halfbaek. Kenny Morrla la highly
toutrd a* a dangrrou* break away
runner. Even at 143 pound* Morrla
la reaperted became of hi* apeed.
Both Seminole and Palatka boavl
fine tinea, and It appear! that thla
will b* a game of defanalva play.
In four gimea for tha ten o n P i.
latka hat allowed only aix pointa
lo be run up agalnat them, and the
frda hav* allowed only 1) point* In
three garnet
Palatka dtiplaya
a 21-1 record, thrir lingular Ion
being a riot* t o tilt wtlh powerful
Defjind. They dumpej Green Cove
Spring* 110, and Slarke 13-0. They
went on to lla Gainavllla by a 0-0
•core
Palatka will outman th* Fedt.
Titusville Tides
HIGH
l/)W
Satariay, October is
.7:01 a m.
12:34 a.
7:2t p m.
1:00 p.
fluaday, O claM 10
7:41 a. m.
I:i»3 a.
■:01 p m.
1:49 p.
m.
m.
m.
m
They are a larger achoot and havt
a larger ball club. Coach Fleming
tay a their r r t m r t are far tuperior
to thost of th* Celery Fed*.
"If* going to b« the tougbaat
game we've played ao far." aayi
th* head mentor. "Thla will tall
the atory of our future." Th* Fedt
are going lo be hampered in thia
important game with the Brat atari
ing lineup injury nf the teaton
Howard AUfred. firat airing guarJ
and a tlalwari both in defenao and
offenae, will b* aldelined for thi*
gam* becaua* of in injury incurred
in the game with Apopka tail week.
End Jim Owcnt D acheduled for
limited action only aa be continue*
to nura* a laacerated kne# auataia
ed in action agalnat Apopka. Grne
B ait, who wav on Ih* doubtful Hit
*1 lha beginning of the week dr*«t.
ed out Tburaday and looked good In
Ih* pre gam* teivion, to b# will be
counted on htavily. Terry Gocmble will fli' the apot vacated by Ai
red nn offrnae. and Meredith Scott
will b* called on to preform th* da(•nalva dutiea
Coarh Fleming aarerted today
that the boy* were in good apirtU
and wer* ready to go. They had a
good prartlca Tburaday. aprndlnt
a lot of tlm* nn th* defena* that la
to be uaed aealnit Palatka and diacuning their pertnnnel and the
atrategy to b« uved on the invader*.
Thera haa been considerable im
provement In the Fed paai defense,
but then that la only speculation.
The Fed pan drfenva has alwaya
looked good la practice againvt the
•econd airing, and the m ult* of
the achooltng will show up tonight.
Palatka haa one of Ih* fineat
roach** Ib lha DrriUry. Thay run
from the straight T under th* very
a bio direction of "R abbit" Smith.
Coach Smith wai an outalaading
athlete in hit college day* with
University of Georgia. Ha wat
understudy for Charlie Tripp In backs will be Joe Ruttl at I SB
GeorgJa'i undefcitrd tearon. Hit pound*, and BiU Harper it 133
boy* will be will vened In th* fun- pviindi. Ifomri Alexander, ht 170,
derntnUD ef foothill, and will b« will be at Fullback.
Far Pdatka Ronnie Clark it 170
eaggr lo Ukg idvintig* of any mi»pound* and IVaynr Baibrr it MS
Ukg th* Fed* might make.
OuUUaoing quarterback
Jim pound* wtl' bi end*; in the lackla
Hawkins hi* proved hi* running poiitions will b* Harlow Middlrton
game (if tb it sgvmt possible), gad at 1M p>undv and Dirk Bu«h at
he will be r«*dy lo shake loov* for 202 poundv: Guard* will be A uitiV
m other ot thoie long Jaunt* If the Tilton. i3o pound*, and Sam Jonr*
opportunity present* itself. He ha* at m Imputing 214 pound*: starting
been working on punt* return* at renter will be Grorge Rurke at
thi* week, and will be attempting I K pound* In the backfield will
to return th* bill all th t way, tome- he quirtr-back Lim ar Hud:in«,
thing ha oartly mined lavt week 137 pounds, halfback* Jack Rush,
agdinst Apopki. H aw km v lead* the IG8 p->unni. and Krnny Morris at
pounds, fullback will bt Mika
backfield fur nuking yardage with 113
a total of 231 yard*. He piled up Kennedy at 163 pound*.
The big qurvtlun D: IVill It h*
139 yard* againil Apopka last wrrk.
Thia yardage dor* not include funt four straight for the Fedt or wilU
return*. Neil Homer Alrxinder th* foolhal* prophets be right Ih™
with 9) yeirdi. then Phil Runi l i m e " Gail--* I '. i . t la X a t M iiilu l i l l
with 41 yard*. BUI Harper with 37 Stadium fur this, the annual Kiynrd*. and Al Stinlrr with 3 yard« waniv Benefit Game.
llxwkin* is reipomible for all of
Seminole'* 34 point* for Ihr teaton.
John Clark* at IM pound* and
GOOD FISHING!
Jim Owen* at 1(3 pound* will ta
ST. JOHN’S RIVER
rhor down the end post* fnr the
Feds tonight. Grne at 193 pounds
FAMOUS FOR
and Robert Cartrr at 300 poundv
will bn abl* tickle*: David Gallo
way at 17} pound) will be In one
quard slot, while on tha other tide
th* apotiight will be shared between
Meredith Scolt it !g3 pound* m J
Monroe Boat Bowl
Terry Goembl* »' 170 pounds;
North nf Monroe llrldg*
Brantley ScMrad will be the renter
On U. S. 17 • 92
The club will be quirterbackrd hy
Jim Haw kina it ISO poundv. Half-1
BIG MOUTH BASSf
van
o ur m w
p r em iu m d epa r tm en t
Legol Notice
in Tia*. c t i t r r r r r n r n r n r -rate:
s ix t h jim r M t. r t a r r r r . is
a s h row arw ixm .tt c m m .
ri.A. is rK A srttnv. s*. a*it.
x o r i r r T n nv.rv.vn
EVELTN O. BROtTN.
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naim iff.
J AMRA A. POLLOCR a* at. ,
IM T I I K NAME n r THE STATE OF
n.ottlU A . Ti»:
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rrm xv:tt m ix o cK . hi* wtr*.
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. . o n i r r i T i i . hto « tf*. ttav o i*n au n t Av*, Vnunaelnwu, Ohl*. and
n * mi' m . i cn.vvt;n. rare *r u V
CONVKB CaitM barlt, Cat.
AM) TO: All unViuaw* awau'M
o ' *atd abava aamad aalural Aa-
ca ll • Itaalrtyal n rn r r a t R lrrlla a
In ha hrid Ihrnuahnul l h a C lly nt
Wanfnrd Flnrlda. an th * I'h dr*
nf Nntviwhrr. 1*11. for »ln«He* nf
nn* r*ltv Caaim ltrlanrr fur a ttriw
t : nfflc* nf Ih rr* r r a r t
Bald rtarllnn (h a ll ha h*ld at
lh a t-it> Hall la raid C ity ef I t * .
nrd. Flnrlda. la r r a l r r w l l r la lha
Irw * and nrdlnanrra rafatlng l*
a l- r llo n . nnw In fnre* In aald f it *
T h * p*IU will h* np*n a l Ti**
n 'rln .k
A VI. R aatrrn Standard
T I n*. and w ill rtn.a a l T it# o'clock
r . M. nn aald data
I k r r tn r apanlut Mr*. F T. Ranm lllat atd F1«rd A Palm ar ar
IT a rk a. an( Mra
Ralph A u llla
nm lin Mr*. A*a IT. t>a«l*. Jama*
It Util. IV f. r»rhtn*. J r . N. J
n iraalro ip and W. K. IV alaaa a*
Inapartnrv nf aald ala-tlnn
IN W ITM RM W I I K I l E o r . I hav*
harannin a n n r hand a* Atarar a*
th* C ll» nf (aafard, PlnH da. and
hav* raarrd In b* afflsad bar*'*
th
aral nf aald m y *n thla the
tih dav of Oclohar, ISA*.
t*e a l)
J D r« rd * ll
A* *la*..r ..f th* City ef
ganfard, F lo rid a .
A T T E JIT :
II N H A T E S
C ity I'la ik
ftnd am A M i T O : AH wartlaa d alm ln a la .
l»r«*la
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Dirnugh.
nnd*r (if
a ra tn *l lha abe*a «»)n*d nat'iral
d *r* rd e a lt Bat known la k« d«ad
or a ll* *
AND TO- All ward** having ar
rlaim lng t* h*»* anr tla h l. m l# «r
In ttrrti In and In CM* r»*l |>rop*tiv aiiuaca tn n«mla»la r-nunt,. Fla.,
lo.w it * l e t i tt, 11. I* and 3* III... b
I*, and Iota !«. 37, 31. 3t. t* tt-aa
S ' * nt N 't i. a t t a .a t .t ii m u a in.
rlu a lv t ISA H I and I t l . Illo rk n.
a ll I* D. H. M ltrhrll'a Burrav nf i s r n t . t o i r t o r t b r r m a t t
J l IM IK.
l l ’ W ISnl.M
C O l'B T t .
tha >.a«y Grant. Flat H-oV I, yaa*
• T * T t : OF FLOMIUA.
3, I’uhllr Itrrorda af l* " la u l *
in r n o u A T it
Count* F a r I<1»
Tnu and eaik af Tea ar# har*hv In II* lha Katat* nf j
n a llflfo that a aull ta nulai till* F . j u a c r t l T I C K . f>*r*aa«e.
F IS 41. S (ST IC K
la tha ahev* df*«rlh*d nro p -n*
K o tlr* la harahv *l» *n that lha
haa haan lna|l|ul*d aealn it tn u In
th * a ha* a (alid a d O u r t . an ahhra. kndar*lgn*d will, an th* lla t dav
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• laird lltla af whlrk ault la •*• *nfI <M-Inh*r
forth aha«a. and v*u art ra^ul-*d Ih * Moa-rrahla CaualV Judge af Ba.
ta ttla »«ur Amwtr ar nthar dr. nitnn'e Cnuniv, F larld a. Pla flaal
t*na*a with lha Clark af Ilia ah--** raiu rn . ariau n t and vaurl.ar*. aa
t:..url nn nr hrfnra Nn«*nil.rr 3|h f.aaru ln r nf th* C a la l* nf F. JOB*
in * , and aar»* upnn ylalnilfr* at- »:r»l T l T K . Htraaaad. and at aald
tnrnw, what# lim a and addrar* lima. Ihai an* thara. m a la tp p ll.
ivv>«ra hrlxa. a cone af laid An. ration ta lha aald JudBa fnr a final
• w ar a* *th*r d*f*na*t at ranuir-d **tll*m *nt af Me adtnlnlalratlan nf
h r (aw. Il*r*in fall nnt nr a f*a- aald natal*, and (or an nrdar dla*
rr -a Pr# t'oafraa# w ill bt anltrad charg in g him at aurh Fiaaculnr.
I Wad thla lha till* dag of Bayagain** aau.
avit x c m . o. r. iirrv n o N . a* tamhar. A. D III*.
I t l HARfJXM TfCE
n * r k nf aald Caurl and Ih* atal nt
A* Riarulnr af Ih# Kg• aid C n a it. al Banlord. F la ., thi*
atat* at F . JO n C F U
tin day at nti*W . taaii
TLCK, Pacaaaad.
0 ( P. HERNDON. Aa (aid
A l * Muni Dagatr Ctakk
Marian.
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N one*
I will nri bo ruoDonilbl* for
Jtb ig InrurroJ by anyone
o ih te than by m yaelf.
sbv
a te m n * r a t a iM im v
Under 1*4 fey rlrte * * f au ik e rl'v
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varied aa Ik * M tvar a f Ik *
C ity af nanfard. Flarlda, I karahv
eu ro K » ,eeM
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Mr*. fU M irS
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TH E CURIOSITY SHOP
17-11 SOUTH AT HIAWATHA
SANFORD, FLORIDA
J. L
(Do fit %ow
P A IN T UP
For a Great New Motor"Car!
Flntnct tkoM u n fe d Hour R cpaln with* a low-cost-FHA repair loan—No Down
Pajm eai— up to S i n o n fth a to repajr.
r. T m m m I not be a depositor to take
adrantoft af this ecoaw l f l
the foOawiaf repalra a a d m a ij
for
CM awjr repairs
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�W H ERE M ORE PEO PLE DO MORE BU YIN G AND S E L L IN G !
If I t's Worth Anythin*
ll’a Worth Advertising la
THE OLD HOME TOWN
P O I SALE
2 —REAL ARTATB FOR M f - I
I t <»U U 6 1
1 C"«
THE SANFORD I HRAID
By STANLEY
CLASSIFIED ADS
IL A POPE CO. INC.
Phone t i l l
ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS
Paint .......................
$2 .V» Gal.
T-Shirt*
..................
4L* Each
310 banford Axe
rh o n e 1621
p t-->r*c c»n
in Spoken
I t s o n au f
molten
METAL ROOFING
ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED 3New tn Stock. IV Crimp - t U ”
BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED
Corrugated— I'* " Corrugated
Get all Your roofing nerd* at
from llo.fioo. to *1 1 .000. FHA
S h e rm a n C oncrete P ip e Co.
an.I VA ((111 Financed.
Out West Ilth SI
Phona 2*49
ODIIA.M t TUDOR, INC.
RED-1-MIX CONKRETE
Miracle Concrete Co
Builder* of Finer Home* for
609 Mm Avc.
Phone 1335
Florida Living.
Sale* Office—2116 So. French .Avc YOU CANT HEAT THIS!
Beautiful Rnnkraxe Bed. l-arge
Phene 2100 or 23*2
Dotihte Drviter. Hrxrled Mirror.
Limited time ONLY $99A0
’ Advertnrr* are requeilid to imv
ti') the Want-Art Department Im
ECHOLS REDDING CO.
mediately o( anr errora la thetr
Caraar 2nd A Magnolia Ph. 1232
ail*, aa The Sanford Ilerald trill be
"Rad" Bamberger, Mgr.
rtfpnnxlbla fur only one incorrect
Open Monday's lit 9 p. tn.
iixtrrtioa.
Tha Want Ad Department la
open from 11:33 a. m. until 6:30 p.
Hi. each buiineta dee except Sat Far yew* Real Estate ite m :
urday afternoon. Deadline for Cullen and Ilarkey, Realtor*
week-day iniertioat la 6:00 p. m.
l i t N Park Avc. Phan* 2311.
the day preceding publication.
J. W. HALL. REALTOR.
Florida State Bank Building
—»
FOB BVNT
a—
“ Ca!! Hall" Phone 1711.
WKUAKA A P A n n rr^T S : room*,
Rata L. Payton. Broker
private batha. I l l W. F.r*t St.
Aanahette B. Henderson, Attac.
Ph. 2k7l - 17 92 at Hiawatha
Holloway and Baby
lay. Week or month—TeL 1*3$looking for a good location.
uraltura Center 111 Wc*4 Fin*
2 M.1 Amelia In HIGtlM M )
PARK. Very neat 1 bedroom
, FURNISHED APTS.
home with tiled bath and kitch
1 3 Weat laL Or Call at turn!en equipment. Yard nicely land
ture Center. I l l * « t 1*6scaped Priced at $9,500. with
attractive terma.
kvalon Apia. B B d eacf.
Robert A. William*. Realtor
7»W .
Raymond Laadqviit. Attar la la
rhone 1(73 Atlantic Bank Bldg
1KB Seminole Realty foe &•*$**
abia Itomea and Apia. Phone II- $1,060 00 DOWN buys thin new CB
one bedroom home in quiet let'liftNlSHED Apartment. W Park
line in City. Clone tn shopping
A ttnrr. hot water heater and
Axe.
•pare heater furnUhed. Total
LEAN furnixhed apt. Cloxe in.
Price $6*60 00.
703 Weat la l St. Phone 111.
IT. R. " l a P R1BMPEK
FURNISHED Kitchenette Apia.
Realtor — General Inauranrn
Air Conditioned. Slumbcrland Carved* R. DtagfeMer Associate
Court. South City limlU High Phase 1121
112 N. Park Are
way 17-92.
.MODERN 2 Bedroom Home.
*7,7ia. Law dawn payment.
•KNISI IE D 3 Bedroom Apt.
Monthly payments, $4J.6a.
ai>o 1 Hoom Cottage. Phone
fication*.
rhimt* Horn
o n btuti
II Drone
j.x. o-vn
] 6 Plural
21 lYrrioul
27 Devourril
21 Cnemy
KOUt
2V f!rnph.,,ire*
2S. Smith
Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bottom
rail with pUctlc end*. PlaaUc or
rayon tapes. Cotton or nyUm
cord*.
Haggerly
"Your Wf*Unghou*« Dealer"
Maytag Washer*
Coleman H c ilrrt ..
It* Magaella Axe.
CASH AND CARRY
Seminole Realty
'f r .fW * * * * * *
UutetUon OCEAN FRONT Apart*
menu 239 South Atlantic. Dayton* Beach. Fla. Call Mr*. Hut*
T. w. M M
«T i f 141
CASSELBERRY - New eon* bedroom houae.
FHA $ao. down. Payment* leu
than rent. Phone Orlando 3 *194,
s s s b
Mracto Gawcrou ce.
509 Rim Ava.
n * m a 12 2 1
WII.L K EEP CHILDREN In my
home by Day or Week. Call
7211 ft
Plamblag. Rreeav nrating
M. G. HODGES
H O U G H TO N in s u r a n c e
F h Q n E 31)
A T L A N T IC Ba n k 3LDG '
II— Aulomohile* ■ Trailer* —II
4; TW11 Dim HI Pljnioiuh. It K II
Gim>1 condition
Ilea,unable.
3o1 E K tk St. Phone 72*4-J.
m :\n \N C E S U P
11X5 IX IM tt IM S anil
I >1 II XlrillHtft
I*i II I* Sf X KING,
guuit condition
. .. $2,150
1. 1. II P. EVINRt’DK.
run* like a top wtul beat*
ruu.ng
$31.50
3 r. il. P SCorr-ATWATER.
lik.> new
$59.95
3 II P SCUTT-ATWATEU.
............
..$64 60
rclm ithnl
5 II JOHNSON,
X-T) gu>>d rumliUoii
$06.00
6 II. SEA ltE i:
5A M
5 II. I* JOHNSON . ..
*7il "I
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m i
5 1 t VINIH l»l
11 IIOII.SE XXI/Altn
riio j
7 'j II EldilN - run. good.
t r p j i n t r '. only . . . . . . .. $50.00
7' j JlKItCt ItV.
No llotliim 1 jl
. 1115 00
7 'i ITIIESIO.SE — L>I t lit*
X
Me I at
669 95
lo il JOHNSON,
wi ll gear %tult. tank
$12.5 on
10 II Lightning MEItCt ItV $129 9.
12 II SEA BEE
X.ry good cniilltliin
$129 95
lt> II M HI I ATM XI Elt
I utopic 10 w tli lirm otc run.
Ir-d llox and cuotvol cuide 0»l'r
.........
$153 95
Aim manv motor* torn down lor
umv| pjrt*. Itcaaonablr
*9
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1 fcK*
M < //
.. CA3B. TRADE-IN price*
h r w*ed fuml turn Call 961.
W. J. KING
19 •
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Bomb Park Phono W
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One hour - Wad) and Daw$
Dry
• tin0 hour 64 • Wa*h and Dry
Fold
• Einrihed laundry
• S.ina*ono Dry Cleaning
Snulhwitic Ijx undrnm nl
PfAWti SKI,VICE
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Phone
1 8 6 5 -W
TED
BURN ETT
Sill—Plana Tcrhnlnan
|tmd» t, Sanford
Buy, Sell. Bent, ILre with want
ad*, tint bu*lc*t *alr»m in tn
town. Put 000 to work l.r too
Phone li<!l. XV0 will be glad to
charge It
I f * So
T o I’la re A
L in t ( ’nil I S " I
th o W a n t Ail
^ a n f o r tl
Kixny
W a n t Ail
ntui n ,k fo r
ilr 'im r lm e n t
llr r n lit
FOK SAIiE
A . lx . I t O S S E l T K I t , F ln r if lt
I'hinie -1 -
SEAT COVERS
For All Cars
BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS
CUSTOM FITTED
PROMPT
INSTALLATION
StricklandMorrison, Inc.
Siinfortl, Flnriil.i
I'h u n e 2nd
Help
Wanted
—I l
rNow, are »# qolnq lo buld *
flymeaiiumF*
Yml t n u 'l licat o u r HlH'
df litiililinR m nterliila nrnl
ym i'll like n u r ulirk, tjtiirk
nerv ico
tiu*.
R e m e n ilx r —
xxe Imxi' u x ery th in jr fim* in
tiio Iuiii Imt line!
HILL LUMBER
& SUPPLY YARD
lU M Bia AND 9 UUDING
MArrkiAix
.V :U / — 5, ,
t.
n iO N E 1197-W
S
fo r
laleim aa to work th# fanlord
tarritorr Miliag jalmtaW wind•w i to builder* and contraetora
Cali Orlando 24272 or write Aleo
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Aral*. Roebuck and Co. h a .
an opening in Sanford for
a young ladv between 2d and
,1.6 vear* of age Th* perton
mutt know tourh type «v».
tem and be able tn maintain
* minimum *t»eed of 35 word*
per minute. Bookkeeping e*.
peiienre i* a much deiired
nuaiitv, but other practical
eperien ee nr advance edu*
rational acbievemerw would
b* eonaldered. Applieanl*
muat be b itb *chool eraduatei. with pleaiinr ner*nnalitv and pond character,
and baxe tbe abiiite and de*lrw tn pet alnnp with people.
will iui pi van no *11 pureha«e*. arith pronp ln*xir-
anee, prn’tll bnipilaliiation
and profit aharing plant
available. Permanent r*»ldent preferred. It la an Meal
potiliaa for tha right pevaan.
CONCRI
ICO. ■
D IC K M A P E S
GENERAL TILE CONTRACTOR
TEL. *!9»-W
FEM ALE
Tha pnilltnn offer* a pond
alarllng aalarv. A di*enupt
FURNISHED AND INSTALLED
"OPPORTUNITY offered
■'Hu (laitd.ad p o jl"
Cla.m* eutbor $®0
(*ll on# b#tl-»»ll*r
Wohout a ft#l "
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,*.n DUCKS & 1IANTAMS
TILE
r i s s s s i
CALL 1421
AND INQUIRK
Phor.c 2161
i-Makr FanUtan On. au Griffl* A Ifualer Contirartion Co.
Drivt-Wsyfl, Parking
Arran, Approarhrn,
Kir. Free Knlimalefl.
r a n s p a c e a v a il a b l e
-T I
A lilU* apaca ilka thL will get
your m caiage before our more
than 10.000 reader*, TeU 'am to
dayl Phona IUI
Buy vmir Furniture al Berry** j a m s « S 5 Ha mine J a .
XX'arekouia Purn , Co., at Ml W.
Tyjwarritar*. adding nirM eei,
Home* and Rrmotfclmg
in St. AU nilioflilly id r. fur
Saka-Reatala, 314 Magnoiia. Pk
1’tuihn 2341-M-4.
■Pure al warckouia price*.
It
HELP WANTED
II
CLEANING _ Window*. I I I4WT AND^POUNfa I V
C T ^ T filio n Attendant, Steady HOUSE
$4BKAUTY PARIilR fl
Walla, Floor*. Ph. D. C. Caldemploym«nt. Preferably ovrr Kt
well,
1149-J.
SMALL B U C K AND WHITE long
IIARRIK1TS
year* old. Phone IIM
hairrd dog. Cily lueen*# No. 97.
Beauty Nook
If found pirate call 523-W.
105 No, Oak Ave.
ROUTE SALESMAN
FHA
Child * |>cL
Pkano 971
for ctUbiithrd route Salary and
and repair*,
rommitimn. See Mr. Anderton,
man Moatkly
Mather of Sanford.
FOUND— Young female dog. Pari
P a y m a ta
hpilr or Collietlwr-r mav have
Bkenmaa C—eraia Ca.
SOMEONE to do Ironing for fam
by paying for ad. Ill K. 21*t.
ily of 4. Phono 3447-W-L
P L U M B IN G
MAN or Woman part Urn* help.
ALf*
Army-Navy gurolui.__________ Orotract aad rtaair work. Proa
Asphalt
Paving
tittm atee. R. L Harvey. 294
KINDS
19A RELP WANTED <
Sanford A n . P h n a IIM
%
%
loin lb Side Foodinirl IU4g.
IfX. Elfcl 25lb SL
2J-EI.KCIT.IC.1I. SERV|C31»—22
FKIGIOAIHIX appoaneva, aala*
and a*rrXce. G ||. High. Oviedo.
P it. Pbona <|6| or Sanford
IA4I W after a p m.
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G noda
E O IM P M R V I
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decline
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M< E tat tit_____________ P I. mw ey*
94— O P P 1CP.
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PUBLIC AUCTION
S p o r tl n s
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Mather of Sanford
R O B SO N
Y
AS*
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Every Saturday Night — 7 I*. M.
ace* Liberal Trade-In.
“ '.’ill IM.Y.MOL'TII c:m i*K—
Farmer* Auction Market Building.
llrluve, ! 'm a ir owntrf, new mof.
AH merrhindi«e aotd tn higheil
or. ball cry, lire* and heater.
bidder, Tcgardlen of price. ConKx.*ellent condition through mil.
licneri and Dealer* Invited. We
XliDare tl.otai
No dealer*
will buy anything. Wallace and
tiot Park. Call lietwcrn t and
Walker Auction. Phone 2t20 R.
>091 Sanford Ave.
Pbona t i l l
o p n . ____________________
Marhlc top coffee fable* Wrought
P.
M.
CAMPIIRI.L
II- AUTOMOBILE RROBERR .12
iron framea wdh black, while,
General Oantractar
gray or pink marble top*. Order
"Home
1
of
Dulinetinn"
CARA
now for Chnilma* delivery. ■•Way 11-92
Pbona 1447
BOIIGITT SOLD TRADED
Fold* Munumrnt Company. 20C
B«y
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4
'a Ctea Caro
E. 3ni SI. Phone 101$
For Belter riunrnmc
Sanford Ava. A Ilth fit.
Sco or call
\t
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A n u rk e j
19
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Wood Rocker* ............................ 1 »«
V\.)! a n v p t trade m. 106 Ava
Writing I)r*k ............................I no LNx KlAJI’ES, letterhead*, alale
ea.to A \e.
tin bale While They l.a*|*
End Table* ................
M
meet* invoice* ban)l lull*, and
New 1955 llm trl I X IN ||| III s
Smoker*
s»
p r o g r a m * , eic P ro g rritiv e
"Come in. Ramble around." Many
Pruitir.g Co Phona 40$ — 40J CHEVROLET 1062. l^vr mileage. ■111 I.IGHTWTN Sold Out)
i‘fi- uwnrr XXill run'irtcr trade 7'x M FLEET tt IN,
more Htm* not lined.
Weat 13th St.
in Cali iSST-tf, alter 4.10 p ni.
|iemon*tratnr
^i
16 II F.ASTWTN S.i Io
j u p jh
19tl
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A.
giK«|f
1
n
TV SERVICE
293-9$ R. l i t M.
Phona 121
IX II
"
linn..rutrator
$295
go- il GimmI tire,. 6165. 2tSl • < 11 n u n m 1 n 1 sold out)
Fa»l and Efficient
Britt Tractor Co
Dfjngo
Axe.
JENNINGS 7 V CENTER
Rfway 11-el Booth
Pi m Ml
25 II Elec. Starting
UijJ Twin
j n i V)
________phono 2513 J.
I n it SALE till Til tlri:
$ f*
OR TRADE — All nceeaaa
I9\l JE E P Statlnii Wagon, t-uhec! 2.5 II Elec Iirpioii-trator
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IIICYCUfPAINTING
~
equipment for nperding Fruit
dri'r, warn hubs *t» exlinder fOMPLETK m r n r m t i ’ i a i .s
Storage until X-Ma*
■nd Vegetable Stand. All new
Glati. Aluminum or .Mahogany
riiu'or l'hone 12*1 of 2w.'»
Itoii*.
Phone 1211 or 2043.
M auler'* Rika Shop
310 K 4lh St.
l'hone 2134 1»W ItcicK . $100. Cadi, lot K
t.Jio r tr a i lm Several model,
J>f tu rd Ixial , A trailer* on
loth M
Spar# Heater* and.Floor Furn
hand, priced reaxunabk,
rug. r x i r . $29. n a M lM M r . BEAUTY Operator. Guaranteed
GATLIN BROTHERS
Salary. Eva Beta Beauty Shop. Draglina and Bulldoirr Service
m o 110 con** ttiM —
LOW KLL B L O t m
IN E. 2nd St.
Phone*: 2 2 2 1— Sanford. 2464 —
W S a b w ii* .
Geneva.
SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS
Both experienced and Irarner*. ORLANDO
D tk y . W d l t r B smmr. la e .
• 1 V A R I E i n i PANRLDVG
Women wanted for both day and
lead* I f
Natlva »M M m Waafla.
night ahlft. Daytime hour*, B to
Bay. IldW-f
w . a S r 8 . a r % . . a .
*aa tkam At
4:10. Evening* 1:2$ to 9:30
IWYNNKWOOD—C.B. Hon*. 2 BR.
i m. Experienced preferred but
.^•liN w ed.. Fla. Rm By ewiter.
camera will be trained in free
vocational arboot. 40 hour week.
T o 1 W l Equity. Phooe 14T6-W.
Plraaaat.working condition! i<
Wui,M cell* * 1 5
N ear fia e Croit School.
417 Sanford AUtolle Beak
24
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JohR Wniiamw lint. A g tarj
II —M otor./ Boat*/ Trailer*
PAINTING
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Kate* tn
Policyholder*
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BAIIY Silting 512 K
4NSURANCB
Dinette Tahir* .................... $196
S c rv re on All Water Pum ps—
It « l" Pay Vlltl la *eo US beftwe
Small Buffet ............................. 7 u
Hell* Drilled — Pump*
)--u buy. open Exening* and
Drop Leal Tahh»
1*1
Paola Itnad I’h nr 700
Sunday a.
Kitchen corner Cabinet ..........4 9*
i.aawufe Trailer Salra,
Kitchen Chair* ........
.9* R O G E R 'S T R E E SE R V It i:
Palalka. Fla.
Kitchen Stool* . .
m
large D reuer
.9M | Gi-n.'ral T ree Surgeon Trrc* reCull
SALE
— Will racrtflre equily
itr^red. Phone 5Q9-X-W., S.mHorn wo,*,! Headboard* ........ 2 *1
u.i litXI Ford 2 -iiour ,edan. Ex
font,
Vanity and Mirror ...................f « t
tel.cot i-otlililirm, Call 1»43 J.
Metal Bed* ............................. JM FUMilt aantlmg and fin.ihmg
after ti |>. to.
Roll away Bed ........................ 7 M
Cleaning, waaing. Serving Semi
Large Settee .............................91$
not* County aincr 1926. II. M 1963 l'UWERGLIDE BelAlr ChevPlatform Rocker ..................... 2 M
rolet-good rondili"n-rr*»onah!e
Gltavon. Lake Mary
liAflSrSZ-
O f f ic e Space available W block W . __________
“ “ “ ----from1 center town. Ph. aiM.
1W Park Ava,
FURN. Agt. m ltot French.
701 Cypres* Axe. Phone SQ2S-IL
YOUNG
ex n r need aalr.girl
xtUhe* wor in Sanford. Write
In It S • H erald_________
_______________
Phone lilt. 12 BUSINESS nprORTltNtYIKN 12
USED FURNITURE
Reg. Rant Batata Beaker
C E B E D R O O M , Private enV. E DOUGLAS, ASSOCIATE
in n c i and b*th. Phong ?Q20 -W,
119 S. P art
Ph i n i
ANSTAIRS furnUhed apart„nt. 703 Palmetto. rhon^MS^J. Small Down Payment— :rt00.
v 1/ivrly. clean Room*. $55. 2 Bedroom Frame mnxtruelmn,
Jaiounrd porch and kitchen bar.
* 0 nxiraa, $33. I l l l 'r t L
San Lanta Section. Divided
alreet. ideal for children! Low
Farm Land For R « t
pr.ee of 11,150.
rrex Tiled Land on Weat Side,
•j 333-J after 430 P- w
FOUR ROOM frame home with
FURNISHED Apt. Adult*. Ph. H U
nr** acre of good farm land. 4
mllei from city and needs only
minor repairs. $3,500.
FURNISHED Three Room Apt.
with bath. Screened porch. Otirage. 612 Park or Phnn* U31H-I.
JRNISHED three rooraa and Phone 1129 * A. B. Peterson.Broker
iath. 1902 Maple Avr, rhone Aeeoatllaa . A. B. Paterson Jr..
til, A m rrllo , 600 Park.
P. J. Cbeitartoo. Garfield WIItails. John Malack, R. w. Wil
REE Room completely fumiah*
liams. A. a Dirndl ay. Land gar.
d Apt. Phono 2392. I l l Palnetto
REE Bedroom Houie. Kitchen
quipped. 2901 French Avc.
K three room furnUhed Apt.
100 Mellonvilte.
Ar £ l! f 'ia
RAGE Apt. 112 W. 4th Sirent.
1807 CEDAR AVENUE
FIVE-ROOM Houae. Furnlabed or
imfurnUhed. Edna Bridge man. $•*,- R. d e l u r e memory home,
Phone IIZ2 -W.
nieely located near high school.
Furred »alU. ceramic tile bath.
MODERN 2 Bedroom. furnUhed
Elec. Rang* and Refrigerator.
• Home and Four Unit Motel
Attractive 190 ft. lot with ihade
'..J'hune 9107.
ire**. $1,300.
4 ROOM downitalra Apt. Near
nurtery. Phone M7-W.
LOCH ARDOR
3- B. R. masonry home in A-I eonFtiRN. Ant. 6 Urge roomi. Downd;i urn on no ft. jot. situated one
• town. Phone 3191.
block from school bus Use. This
I* the most • pacing* modern
home wa have to offer in its
g BEDROOM furnUhed Apt
p n re range! Immediate pot*,
Light*, water furnUhed. Clot#
canon. We have the hey. $1 ^ 600.
in. 112 60 per month. 107 Locuat,
Phone T24-M.
SAt 60 up
LAWNS MOWED bv Jerry laird.
Free ealitnatex I'hone I3II-W.
Used furniture, appliance*, ronti, S IL F .-K dling Slatlnn, l'h-*nr mr.i
etc. Bough'-snld. Larry'* M art
321 E ((t t i t St Phone 1631
__ I t SPKCIAI SERVICES - I
C A- WHIDDON, SR.*
43IW.
Appliance Center
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Seakarik Gians and Paint Co
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hint
3*. F allen,
39.
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Aluminum
Venetian Blind*
3< Sand duito
4 Eng »
5*. Beam
36 C ovrrlnf
ol the Prtlfll
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•Vmerle*
tab b r.»
20 Carden tool,
3t. Natural
aNfitie*
21 C oV T ttft
U2-114 West bad St.
Pbnne lit
Sewtag Machine*, te d l e y airing
BERTS 194 S. Park Pbane 1712.
7<» CU FT. Cold*pot Rcfngerator. $66. Call 1047-J. •
SOW — One year old. T*m«worth
and F**e*. Lulher Bridgrmcn.
Lake Mary,
PERFECTION Ga* Water Heater.
E icrilrnt condition. Phone 911-J
l i t Wr*t lBth St
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— Factory to Ten —
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Oet West 11th SL
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Ready Mlaed Concrete. Concrete
Block. Sand, Gravel, Cement
Concrete Pipe to Meet AH Quail-
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metal*
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4. Cry of r*in
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Great Lake,
7. Juice of
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At BOAS
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and Circulator*
: m Math Park Avr.
Pace 7
DAILY C R O S S W O R D
HEATING
Floor Furnace*
Fri. Oct. II. IP.Vi
0«1 W wt 18th SL
Z«M
If run are Inlereited In thi*
pn'ition. and ar# between
tba age* of 9d ivd 35. anolv
In perton now at Sear# Catolor Rale* Office. 11\K. F irtt
Street. Sanford. Fla.
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�7Jtjl. and Wbuu. dfomsL
We Cordially Invite You To Visit
SANFORD’S NEWEST , LARGEST and FINEST
SUBDIVISION . . . . SOUTH PIN ECREST.
(Immediately South of Sanford’s New Pinecrest Elementary School)
The County School Board Is Taking Bids Now On Work To Clean Up The Entire
25 Acres Of School Grounds Between Our Subdivision And 27th Street To Provide
Playground Area. We Have Pledged To Pay $1,500 Of This Cost, So That
The Work Will Be Done Immediately.
Gur Plan Is To Build 125 Modern,
ttractively Designed 3 Bedroom
Homes Priced From
n
HO,600.
to
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SALES
OFFICE
Our First Pinecrest Development
H 5,000
27» s r iic r r
irm u sio N K N ia m H
lift
T o cm rao ci
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P IN E C R E S T
SCHOOL
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25 ACRES *
We plan to complete all 59 homes
in the 1st section by December 1st
V.A. [veteran] & F.H.A. financing
committments on these homes were
obtained before the recent change in
the law that requires an additional
2 per cent cash down payment.
TSJAWmiO AVf.
SCHOOL GROUNDS
SOUTH PINECREST SUB-DIVISKN
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you. home for $250. less cash down
payment than you will need on future
homes.
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Eleven homes already occupied.
• — Indicates Homes Under Construction That Are For Sale.
(The** liomea Can lie Finished In From 3 To 5 Weeks)
You can act now and choose your paint color Inside and
out—Also bath tile and brick trim on any house not
completed. We will have paved streets with curbs, city
water & sewers.
You
canpurchase our $10,600. homes
IF Y O U A R E A \E T E R A N
$375. DOWN PAYMENT
$62. PER MONTH
O d h c U fL
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B k A IL E Y
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ODHAM,President
FOR A D D IT IO N A L IN FO RM ATIO N
PLEASE V IS IT OUR SA LES O F F IC E
2625 SO U TH
FREN CH A V E
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�Ijoo&tt)’ Over
All Florida
I have just received a letter from a sincere
*<>ul who i*i>anic-»tnrken because he think*
)'m tellin g journalism back 200 years.
And he doesn't want it to go
There are other thing* that do mil make
him glad, lik e th e name my m othe. gave me,
th e current Adm inistration, little children,
puppy dogs, and a few minor things people do
ju st deliberately to irritate him. Like breathe.
But mostly he's upset because th e re i* no
C ulture on this side of the page.
Well, we're going Lo change all th a t. Today
>• C ulture Day a t th e Fair. And ail y*bu loyal
unrefined types ran just go read Confidential.
) aim in spread Light
The first culture was Invented in Delft, Hoila n d -a ro u n d th e middle of the 17th century.
By an am aiing little man named Leeuwen
hoek.
Antony van Leeuwenhoek was th e kind of
guy nobody would have dared called Tony.
And he lived to be practically a hundred. Ha
was an iraarible, recent n r, mulish, dogmatic,
hard-headed D utchm an. He waa stupendous.
"Monday't uwsAdny for Dolly a n d me, same m for M ommy," sav* this
earnest you V M y as she otrugglrt u ilh o largo ciotMrogim a n d a tory »mall
garm rnf
T hat morning when he got up, Leeuwen
hoek had no idea he waa going to cultivata
•mm culture*. Actually, what he had in mind
waa pepper.
L
You see. our hoy waa a very rem arkable fel
lew lie believed in God and the p u rity of rain.
Bui what he liked moat waa grinding lenses so
he could look a t t h in p better O ne day he
ground so good he looked through hie micro
scope and saw thousands of perfectly "wretched
beast lea” nobody had ever seen before in the
world. And w hat had thakened his faith ia
th a t thaee harrowing creatures were a plashing
gleefully around in a drop of pure rain water.
However, eventually he became reconciled
to th e fact these microscopic m onster* were
everywhere. (And when I My ev ery w h erebelteve m e -th a t man left no stone unturned!)
B u t-b eck lo th e culture.
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I AO, BUT TtUf
John Campbell, poller rsdin nprtsinr at
NiceviDe and a veteran burner, s o die
inrhad by the pose* of two hunter* pictured
in connection with the atory. "A Hunting
Wa Will Go." by Cleveland Van Dresser in
the September 4 moo of All Florida MagsCampbell pointed onl that the huatera
are painting their guna straight at each
ethec-a prank* which he tgurea makes
the dear dw m much safer lhaa ll
He also figure* thal the bird deg ia the
picture would not gel out in frent nf the
two hunters, even if the darky turned him
iaoae from the leoah Campbell searched the
darky** features and derided that he abo ia
appeshsnaive about the whit* folk* shoot
ing each other rather than gam*.
MKT MASMUOfih h * (M M .
POVTVAfTl O f O tO O iA
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l l waaanad Mas* a fine photograph of
the Cmaed Seminole leadar. Patiala, la the
rltm n aef AS Florida
i pan trill loti year n ad in that the
Historical Society, f . O. Boa
■fidnd five partrwke of Osceola,
tear af them ia color. These ore contained
In oar pwbikatioa sotMled T aper." Vatuma
It, price IM S. Bach imue coo tains four
1 portraits, five aad ane kslf by
TO I W
A RSM S T O W
In your article of August 14, mulled
"Mullet On The Beech," I find a number of
posnta which do am nng true to me My
home i n formerly in a small fishing town
00 the west coast of Florida, and never have
1 heard a s h a story about mullrt or cestnet
Ashing.
Where ran ane catch mullet whith aver
age from three to all pounds? Two pound*
is an etretlenl average and *alt he* la targe
quantitim aridam ran that large esrept dur
ing the season when i|ie n*h contain roe
Where did the author
a ten fuel net?
An eight fool net m the 'argrsl ibal I have
ever aeen or thrown and thal could not be
used while wading rtip|<l In a rather tall
man. Ten feel in length t* a little stretched
to my the boat. Wr always use a mi and
awe-half foot net for wading.
Yon never throw your net over an nvster
bar. Mm If trow n g tc l to catch hah If you
do. yon hove to pick your net up at the lead
Has nod In dsiwf an yaw lose the majority
of yew firik The net will not Iasi long if
need in thia manner. The technique to use
la In allow the fish tw ran off the bar and
then threw Joel owtaade the bat
Who ever heard of getting finned in the
hack by a catfish? It ia possible if you are
not familiar with fishing, or if you are rareh w to the point of stupidity. If you know
what you are doing, you lift the net out of
the water kraping it free of your body until
you are sure that there ia nothing In the
net. Atao you non hour a catfish If you are
s ta ll.
H ai
In nr*t week’* issue i»f All
Florid* M agaiin* « ill be t hi- I
•to ry of imr Kluriili city'* b a t
tle l<> cu ili «In>|>)iTtiiii;. nn in*
<1onr re rrra lio n tli.it h*» co il
lh r merchant* ninny thousand*
of dollar*
Anil, appealing purely coin
cident I v m ill tin- It,it tic In tin
aw ay with shoplifters, Mill l>r a
• tory III the **mr inane alim il
in m r r ip r r l rillrnirll from the
D unnellon area T hese boy*
could go a Inni; way to w ard*
elim inating shoplifter*, hut it
wouldn't nr legal-ltt-sidr* they
a rr m orr inleit-sled in th rir
hobby of finnit old imirrle load*
ing rillra at inauim atr la rg rta
Som r of th rir riHes, according
to our atory, arr m ore-than UHi
yearn old.
Still another atory in t i n t
week'* iaaur thrown cold w ater
(in a very in trrratin g w ayl on
o u r conception of th e Wild
W est's war like A|Mthe Indiana
A pparently, when th ey were
•hipped from thrir own lamia to
8 t. Augustine for safekeeping,
th ey lircam r one of the atate'a
fit*! touriat attractio n a. It'a a
atory worth reading
OUR COVER
U ntil thia year, when Pennaylvania followed anil, Florida
had th e only Male fire collegr
in th e country. At th e Florida
S ta te Fire College at Ocala,
established in Hits, fire fighter*
of th e country learn netr te c h
niques and the uie of the latent
a p p a ra tu s
On O ur Cover to d a y , K. S.
I Bob) Bair, instructor, in white,
dem onstrates to a student fire
m an th e proper h andling of a
I r a hoaa notsle. T hia issue of
All Florida M agaiine carries a
■tory about th e Sm oke-eater*
of Florida State Fire College on
(*•«• 6
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THt
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WEIILY MAGAZINE
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Kappa Sigs’ Traditional “ Hell Week”
Has Been Replaced By “ Help Week’’
• r m l. PATTON
H AMMKRA and MW* replaced paddle*
and haring th a t day lu rk in D ecem ber,
1931. when University of Florida Kappa
S irs and their pledge* trekked off experi
mentally to the emhryunii lindehcaver
Roys' Itanrh on the St. John* River. to
lend a helping hand
They've been helping ever »incr'
Such wa* th e b irth of " h e lp -w eek."
which promise* to Itci-ome a (irniiaiirntly accepted arrangem ent fur all fu tu re
K appa Si|t*. rrplacinit th e fraternity**
trad itio n a l "h e ll-w e e k "-* plan which
ha* lieen an self-satisfying th a t th e hoys
themaelve*. h eattilv recom m end it to
all American fraternitie*.
Thi* year, em ulating those initial
helper*, and led by Pledge M aster -lark
Allalieiie. the 1955 member* a.id pledge*
also found their hrlpfulne** to th e ranch
in the practical application of th e ir new
motive and m otto - by liter all v laying
down their paddle* and taking up their
hammer* and m w »—particularly th e la t
ter. for thev did quite a hit of land clear
ing for new pasture
Again, like the Kappa Sig* th a t have
put in their apjiearance at th e Boy*'
Itanch earh year since 1931, prepared to
•(tend th e weekend in painting, scrubbing. fence-building and land-clearing.
they discovered miracles tliev never knew
they had. in spite of th eir previously
proven alhlelic prowess
It is a far cry from scrim mage to
swinging pulpwoitd hut, after an aide
dem onstration hy lionm e Itever and
(ieorge Iturke, two mendier* of the Hoy*'
Kanch fam ily, the fra te rn ity brothers
proved they w eren't to be outdone by
th e voting randier*, and fell to work
with two-man saws.
T he '33 Kappa Sigma officers taking
part included Fred Hell, president. T itus
ville; Jim Kealhley. vice president, Mi
ami: Itridger Kirton, treasurer, Hoynton
Heacli; and Newt Colee. secretary. Si.
Augustine Pledge M aster Allalieiie it
from Jacksonville
Surveying th e am ount of work done
during two dav*. Allalieiie Mid lie lio|ies
th e chapter will make th e K odeheaver
Bovs’ If.inch work project its |w r|ietual
“ help-week" effort.
Bov* ami paTsunnel at the ranch hope
so, loo
On two thing* they were unanimously
agreed. They were glad th at their prede
cessor*, four year* ago, had made the
transition from "hell-week", to "helpw e e k "-a n d they were plen ty rsg er to
hit th e Mck.
,Vg a tang CUI-/U.I a th irl m i - s i Kraus amt Mils Kaltrniamrra .a ir ilrj» gang
through-mtleaii o f anmiul—lh* cam era ,|/frr a lt, I I t n o l th r u * '
the
U h t N U M l M
K\T%
■r RUTH VININO
Twin Kitten*. F ran r a id M ill
K atsenkaniera. take s steady job
in a Uavtona Beat It photographic
studio, displsying a rem arkable
talent for photography. But of
course tlo-irs is a lin rn g r of high
intelligence, being pure Floridl
C attus-A lleyus (front th e l.atin :
Alley C ats of Florida )
Here they are shown in the early
atage* of their rapid rlim h to lamara ts, the feline version of shutterhug
"!'•« mutt he thr miutrl, limit," Kraut
prrtuiulrt' Mils "I II hr thr i amna • at
lltu rertily of Klariila Kappa
Sigt Umt a helping ham! at
Riulrheaier H on' Ranch
fr a te rn ity brother* s u i t h i Ih
man sou s i (rarin g I t n i far
In
a
n r*
patture
,
Strong a m i ma*euhn* like, Krone, hating non the argument, ml) a l Ih* controli
uhiU M ill, hke the gUmrtur p u n that ah* ia p o t* ralm h before a near camera.
r - r l - u i w s i ut|H M -ir it i t
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This Coupon
Worth *50”
TOWARD'
COURSE
-AT A M U K A S PIM SI tC H O O i"
MIAMI BARBER
COLLEGE
INK O il NOW!
IARN WMNJ YOU H A IM
Positions o?*n slot* • ante
l i r a 1100 l« SI SO • » M l
Psy as you Wm h I f your
omn A o n i i i y IratMng
methods Cut
within a
IN RO ll NOWI
MALI « PI MALI ITUMNTI
5«5S
LOOSE D EN TU R E?
M OREN DENTURE ?
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f^ S tc r tU r y '
^ R o^ n o m a cm n T H
lAMM-Cw*.
Iewwwlna
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a gilded prow of a gondola gliltara in tba trap- _
s J
teal moonlight and ia reflected in tha quiet watara of * ' . y r
th a canal. Swaat tenor tonga of tha gondolier float
th ro u g h towering palma on th a canal banka. T ha
tw o lovers, deep in their curtained chamber, feel aa
though they had bean transported to another world.
It ia one of tha middle y e a n of tha “Roaring
T w enties" All of the w orid't gold la not yet buried
in a hole ia tha ground In K entucky. Soma of it la
being inveetad in faataatic ace nee like tha one juat
deacribed; ace nee th a t made tha moat lavish movie
aata pcle in compariaon, and aU rtad a million people
off on a new hunt for tha treasure a t the rainbow’s
and.
Vanica, Italy, newa item: 'Twenty-five coolly gon
dolas have been shipped to a city on tha east coast
of Florida, w h an it Is planned to construct a n et
work of canals th a t will out-shine Italy 's moat ro
m antic spots. Soma of the beat-voiced gondolier* in
Italy will accompany their craft to Florida.”
■No fairy tala, this. T h e rom antic canal was in
reality a drainage ditch glorified; the scene, a new,
glittering city on Florida’s “ Gold Coast.” And the
background, tha fabulous land boom of Florida in
th e 20's.
Never before in tha history of the United S ts tee
has such a boom reached such heights, bsen so
widely publicised, and had such far-reaching results.
Du* mostly to the lasting effects of this gigantic
schema to sell a whole state, Florida advanced
in one decade than in the previous 50 yaara of tv
history.
T o give a better picture of how such a plan
succeed, let ua review a bit of Florida's history. AI
though containing the oldest town in America, Flor
ida had been stow to develop aa a sta te for several
reasons. Before Its purchase from Spain by th e
U nited States la 1822, it had, a t one time or an
other, been under the domination of European pow
ers which cared little or nothing about its develop
ment. Only along the northern borders and the east
coast ware settlem ents founded. T he canter of the
state, erith its forbidding Everglades and foi
was still a mystery to most white man as lata aa 1
A few men of vision saw the natural resources
this tropical land and carved empires for
Henry Flagler and. his Florida East Coast
opened u p th e east coast. T ha d u P o a t family *
o th e r large investors purchased huge tracts la
n o rth and G ulf Coast sections. W ith the
th e railroads the hardier souls pushed farther and
farth er Into the peninsula, until In the beginning of
th e 20th century substantial settlem ents and resorts
dotted practically every section of the coast.
And then, of course, there was the climate. Men
t to this semi-tropical land ridden with con
sumption and other diseases, expecting to die In the
warm sun. They Uved, grew healthy, and told others
of this land of perpetual youth.
From 1900 to 1923 this steady growth went on.
In 1924, th e United S tates was riding a peak of
prosperity. Money was bursting out of the banks in
th e N orth, investors were searching avidly for new
fields to conquer. Clever publicity men, ever on the
search for expansion, cam e to F lo rid a-an d stayed.
They bfgan to conceive a campaign to sell, not Just
a section or a subdivision, b u t an entire atalel Vast
sum s of northern capital were draw n into Florida.
By the summer of 192ft, th e fever was a t its
- highest Land which a few m onths before had been
flkult to sell a t S300 an acre was divided into lots
d brought aa high as 97S.OOO for the same acre.
Common 60 by 100 foot lota, In sandy or swampy
sections, com pletely undeveloped and as much as
30 miles from Miami, brought aa high aa 98,000
each. W aterfront lots could hardly be bought for
leas th an 928,000; 950,000 was not uncommon.
T he demand for land was so great th at the great
proportion of all real e state deals were carried
through w ithout the buyers even seeing their pur
chases. T he usual procedure was for the land com
pany to draw up a beautiful blueprint of their pro
posed project, complete with am bitious plans for a
ech t basin, curving boulevards and golf course.
and dimension* were shown, with prices graduted for locations. Then the project was advertised,
i d a te set for th e sales. T h e buyers swarmed in.
out their lot from the drawing, plunlml down
h e usual 10 per cent of th e to tal price. A Inner'*
n e tt obligation was usually to pay a fourth of the
total within the next 30 days. Hut in the meantime
he would find someone not lucky enough to get in
on th e first days sales, and would sell him th e lot
for the original 10 per cent down, plus a profit.
N um ber two would then dig up a th ird buyer, sell
him th e sam e lot for the original 10 per cent, plus
tb * buyer’s profit, plus num ber tw o’s profit. T his
repeat a half doeen tim es before t)ie due dale
th e one-fourth dpwn arrived.
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The moat fantastic part about
th e se deal* » * • th e f a r t th a t
th e "project*" w ere in moat
cases, atill com pletely undeveloped. Perhapa it ronaialed
mainly of aand dunea, milea off A few minute* later the paper*
a paved road. O r it m ig h t be h ad been aigned, the arm chair
low murk land which would re- financier's wallet waa fa tte r by
q u ire year* to p ro p e rly drain 10 grand, and hr went b ark to
and Alt It might even, a* in the hia day-dream*.
T h e Boom w»». of courar, a
caae of th o u u n d * o f acrea aold
by crooked o|*ratom . have been .Acid day for the publicity men.
u n d er 10 feel of th e w ater* of K lalw ratr magarine* were publiahed in th e North, cram m ed
Lake Okeechobee!
It was not at all uncom m on fro m ro v e r to cover w ith pic
to aell every lot of auch a Iran- tu re* o f (h r "P arad ise P e n in
•action the first d ay . For in- su la ." Picture* of beautiful
atance, one beach p ro je c t wat M aryland and other eastern
never advertised, y e t it* Aral farm* were pa sued off a* "F lo r
aale day.ana passed around, by id a E state* ." Free hu*se* and
word of mouth, an d exactly aix Pullm an* picked up prospect*
and one-half hour* a fte r the from citie* in the N orth and
aale opened every lot had been E ast, bringing them to Florida,
aold to the tune of a aeven and w here they were treated like
one-half million d o lla r total. ro y a lty for three or four day*
A nother large aubdiviainn waa "o n th e house," by which tim e
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Before Florida’s Boom Went Up In Smoke
•aid to have sold o u t in 40 minutM . for a total of fo u r million
dollars.
And of co u rse th e r e waa the
uaual lucky atro k e o f fo rtu n e.
O ne native son, w ho h a d done
aom e work for a lan d -p o o r
neighbor, grudgingly accept cd a
few acrea nf d u n e la n d on th r
ocean At the creat of th e boom
h e waa persuaded to p a rt with
his land for so m eth in g a p
proaching a million dollar*.
Even the people w ho refused
to work .were often receivers of
sudden wealth. One favorite tale
la related by a re p o rte r on a
Coral Oablaa p ap er I t seem s a
happily unemployed individual
waa drowdng q u ietly in a hotel
lounge whan he waa forced Into
conversation by th e m an sitting
n e a t to him. T h is m an re
m arked that h e w ould hand
over 910,000 to an y fellow who
would aell hie new ly created
subdivision on a lake. N ot both
erin g to move fro m h ia ch air,
o u r hero turned to th o m an on
th e other aide of h im an d menBooed quietly t h a t fo r 975,000
h e would p u l h im in on th e
ground Boor of a re a l bargain.
th e y w ere usually aold on one
o r m ore real estate deals, an d
th en returned home happy but
a trifle lighter in the wallet.
E ach city, or supposed city,
h a d its slogan, many of w hich
h av e stuck to this day. M iam i
was th e "M agic City"; 8 t. P e t
e rsb u rg , th e “ Sunshine C ity ";
Fort I-auderdale, the "Tropical
W o n d erlan d ." One am b itio u s
publicity staff widely published
th e ch arm s of the "C ity of Ind rio ," w hich they proclaim ed
" th e newest and most beautiful
to w n in Florida,” with lota for
only 95.000 each. Indrio, unfor
tunately, never existed then, ex
cept on paper, and la still nearly
th e sam e uninhabited sectio n
todey.
Im agination waa unlim ited
an d soared higher th an prices.
Prom oter* hailed their new de
velopm ents as "Co*mij C ity ,"
"Coamib Farms,” "Inter-O cean
C ity ," and one enterprising o p
e ra to r laid plana for a "P ictu re
C ity ," where movisa would be
m ad e using th e Everglades aa
background for jungle pictures.
O th e r developments had th e
general titles of estate*, manor*.
plats*. riviera*. even highland*,
though the land wa* scarcely 2!i
feet above the *ea! One section,
rising >100 feet and the highest
rlevation in th e state, becam e
during the Boom, the “ Alpa” of
Florida!
A* with all *urh Boom*,
there were the inevitable sh o rt
age* Place* to live were scarce
and high Itrntal* in th r Miami
ami east r o a s t area* wrrr out of
sight, especially in cities where
office apace or store frontage
was desired. A hotel owner
leased th e dining room of hi*
hotel The leasee made a single
large "office" of it, placer! a
score of desks w ith one c h a ir
ra rti in th e large room and
rented these "office*'' for 1100
a month each.
Since everyone wanted to
build hotels or home* or alorea
to rash in on th is easy money,
m aterials were a t a prem ium .
At th a t tim e, only one single
track railroad readied to Miami,
the Florida East Coast. Over
this pair of rails must move
moat of the huge m ountains of
materials for which the boom
ers clamored and over these
sam e rails m ust also come th e
m ajority of northerners with
the all-powerful cash.
It so happened th at the rail
road chose the boom summer to
do heavy rep airs on it* track s
to Miami in preparation for
double-tracking. T he sudden
heavy rush caught them unpre
pared. T he Sealniard Air Line,
also engaged in track building
on the west roast, was likewise
awamped. T housands of rail
road cars loaded w ith sorelyneeded supptir* jam m ed the
rail* in Florida. It is e*tim *ted
th a t at one lime 10,000 cars
w rrr on sidings, u n ab le to h r
discharged. It wa* necessary to
clamp an eniKtrgo on shipment*
in to th e sta te on all but food
stuff* and ueceoaitira
Many attem pts w rrr made to
evade I hi* em bargo. One runtra c to r in Miami, m ore e n te r
prising than hi* fellow*, held a
bill of lading on a car of lettuce
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consigned to him. The car had
been sent down from the North,
had been carefully iced during
the trip south Not until it had
arrived in th r freight yards at
Miami did th r car inspector*
And out th at the iced “lettu ce"
wa* in reality a carload of
brick*!
Kqually jam m ed were th e
waterway*. In Miami harbor, in
D ecem ber of ttf'JB, th e follow
ing co n d itio n wa* rep o rted
"H illy ships are in |s>rt, tost up
at every available fo o l o f wluirf
age . . . tw o and th ree shipdeep T h e re is h a rd li enough
room unoccupied to dock n row
lx*at. Thill}'-one \e»**-l» are an
rliorrd outside th r harbor, and
it will lie from l<l d a \s to three
weeks before they will be able
just to move in tu a dock."
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Motel and Homt Owners
THE PERFECT ACCENTS
Full Kodachronw color at
tractlvoly mounted on
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I Florida Patio
I Flowering Aral
CURTISS MSTRIIUTORS, Art Dapt.
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S tu d en t firem en ilrfti apply w ater
truhreetly to an in lrn o r firr ro u ted
by rnnkiw Aiin in ip e .ia tly built,
highly m u ta n t to hrat block haute
on ground* o f H o n d a S ta ir b irr
College a t th a ln T hr fir r h a vin g
tr a r h r d thr • ro .n i/ /four right),
f u r fighter rprayr foam through
W tm hu le a rn in g that u n te r duet
nu t r ttin g u n h g a n d m r fla m e t
tmbuvei, etudtnl firemen m a lt head
uay u i th dream of foam
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Smoke-eaters*College
l r IMUI MAT MABIMAU
F YOU driva mil Waal Broadway In Ocala and. juat
from (talar of thr city, >n htllnot of imnkr
pounng from thr nindooa of a building whtW hrrmrn
an aatandad laddati train a Ira ho«a into thoaa window*.
H ian'l naraaaarily ohat it look* Ilka
Tn*a. whara lhara'a amokr i hara iiiuii hr Ira Thara'a
Ira, all right, and though it waa purpoaely “gat," II ian'l
anon And It ian'l jaal play or fun, for lha man ara
aanoua in lhair Ira fghling pratl nr. reward far ohtrh
may ha a ml lap* diploma to Harm and lha aaving of
many livan and much praparty in aubaequaot day*.
Tha man oh* protect our home* and rommunilla*
from Bra and * 1 plosion don't hold thoar important
porta Jiwl htrauaa of a childhood draira to folio* a
m Training siirn and a oprrdmy rrd Irurk tTwySr had
to go to arhool to Warn to hr hrrmrn. and thr> rr
a>rr an nftrn for rrfrrahrr coura#*-lo Imcmr •kill
t.'l* uar of latest equipment and nrarsl methods o
fighting.
Back In IWO, thr Florida Firemen* A a n i
plaited a training arhool which aprratrd for on* 1
every year Bui yaar around training *aa nrrdrd
th* Anuria I ion aponaorad a bill ohlrh * u paaaa
lha State l.agklalur* in IMB, aatahliahing lha FV
R at* B n CoJWg* af Ocala
W. II. Barnalt, oho, aa lirutrnanl of tha Jail
vilW Fir* IWpartmrnt oaa mada ihairman of lha I
of trurtrr* ohrn th* rulltg* oa* Brat inatltulrd
latar named ita Brat auprrmtrndrnt, la ohich >a|
hr at ill aanraa.
It ia with daap rnlhuaiaam of a long time Bn
that Mr. Barnall rpaak* of hi* work among thr
oho nnm from all porta af tha at at*, to tha to
On# work ia required to complete each rlaaa in
hour unit of reaidant training, and for thia th* Mi
Pacatvaa a coottfrata. Fit* rad lira la* in tha aatn*
af ratident work antitla Mm to a diploma.
Tha collage cot era tha at at a aa nearly aa
with period* of inet ruction In vartou* coomurutiw
with a scarcity af qualified met tut lore, all raqueo
training court** cannot bo filled Certificate* at*
Modem* In than* itlnar it* rlaaaaa, but diploma* ai
thoaa doing raaidanl rlaaa work, only
On* of th* untla In th* aarnnd atria* of tnalru
W Fir* Oaportmant Instructor Training for thoaa
*r* now, or npart to heroin*, Instructing fireman
tludaa “How to Taoch." “Improtamant of Ten
Ti rknlqaia," and “Arrangaraant of M atm aW J
•(hat aarticaa ara aiianded by th* achool, awch t
ptrortian af Induetrial and inalltutlonal fin brig
af achooia, hmpilal* and other p
The
September of thi* yaar. on «hr I'miarstty of Honda
latnpus. in cooperation nilh I hr (irnrral Eilenaion IHvtarun of Florida and rrlalrd alalr, Iw il and buainoaa
For th* •emmar-th* purpoaa of which waa to prottda broad, general information, aperific inieatlgatia*
technique*, review of the latest laboratory aid*,
finally, corwtderalion of these detailed subject* that
lead to more effective detection, apprehension, peroaruIK>n and conetclion of araoniata-il waa hoped lher*
would b* Ml in attendance Thar* oar* actually 131 rap
ist erad
From it* inception until this yaar. Florid* waa lha
anly at*la in th# Union with a Stale Fir* Collage On#
Other stats now has surh a training school.
M d Flanda'* Brat Araon Datartiaa
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Wom»n, Too, Thrill
To Hooking Big Fith
In Coottal Watorwayi
» T CHUCK M IT U
T i e two m m im h n m l fheir rowboat at th*
delta of a blur m i n channel running install*
from the ocean. outside Su m m erlan d K ay.
thck Banting baited with a livr grunl. hoping
for a tarpon iln k r When hia m rk dual dippad and Im r started to w hirl from hi* r rrl,
B an tin g happilv a u u m r d that hr'd alru ck
pay dirt. Ila wrenched ih r n>d upward, setting lh a honk, and than g arni *raward in
alupillad amairmant
" It 's not.* tarpon. Hut look at him |um p'"
(irey-brow n, illm . and stream lined. an
aquatic lorpado rruptrd brhtnd Ih t boat. T h *
•hark cam * rum plrlrly rlaar of lha aaa'a aurfaca, lagping Ita l.tik r a porpoiaa greyhounding along lha top W h m lh a fish hit lh a wratrr,
•p ray splattered in all directions. Hut than,
strangely. th* ahark l a i m atraighl for lha
boat. D ick Banting rralad rapidly, trying to
taka th* alack out of hla tin*, not noticing
that hia fbhing partner, Chuck Hrrwlauar. had
prudently picked up a club
Hrawlauar smashed downward w ith tha
dub. T h * ahark spun in an Immalman, looped,
and found itaall m ubbed by the praaaur* of
tha rwl. At which point, the lilac klip gnawed
on the gunnel, trying lu rra c h out and da•tro y w hatever a i r causing that annoying
pain in it* jaw. Ch uck Hrewlauer amaahed
dow nw ard* again, and ag ain' F in a lly w ith
both man soaking wat. bellowing in a ir ita m rnt, and after a 'JO minute fight, th * blacktip tliark sulesidrd. p erm illlin g a chunk uf
M anila line in be t a i l wrapped front of ita
tkrk thin ting u ifA rod. and Chuck ftrrsiauer. both of Drfrai flench, a/lei lighting ond
clubbing. finally subdue a black tip shark iahoiei off Summcrlaml Art. ami at Ir/ti bung
him in. Rarhnia Afuodu# (hefou■>holds a Nih* Nue s h a r k taught in o ffsh o re u w frr*
caudal tin That ahark might have bean dead,
but in th* procewa of ita dying. Dick Banting
and Chuck Itrealauer had been converted
from tarpon to blacktip hahrrmen
Flood*'• conatal waterway a. and lha nrarbv
Inahnra Kretchw of tha Atlantic, hold untold
nuraher* of fighting ahark* Tha niako i* a
faaraom* apparition poaaeasmg lour row* of
tooth, curved towa rda I he aha rk’a throat Any
thing that atari* down a mako’a guilal never
coma* hack. Whan ila pray alrugglew, the
vary action of th* struggling helps tear the
helplaw* hah in two But a mako, despite ila
vicious reputation, ia on* of the games! fish
in tha aaa Th* shark ia an aerial performer,
leaping a* high a* IA and 10 feet into the air
whan hooked.
Th* apinnae shark i* another gymnwat, but
Ha* spinner varies th* jumping technique liy
whirling in tha air. Many a spinner la honked,
but comparatively few last longer than a few
laapa With their lender wire* wrapped around
tha Mmrh'a body. fishermen can't hop* In keep
■ stiff pa— ut» without developing metal
I lake, thus breaking off tha game.
head . the endl— bat of non-jumping pre
dators who never-the-lrs* put up a dogged,
stuhlswn tut lie. you'll find ih fm all if you go
"moneler IWiing “
I .lie bails are best, hut a chunk uf m eat,
fish entrails, or even chunked fat will attract
a shark tu the hook Use a wire leader, for
sharka are notorious for slicing feebler rig* a*
though they were *o(l butter Also, if you do
p rrp *{r live bails, l l ’a advisable lo cripple
them setmew ha I , for sharks are altracte d by
vibration Slice a mullet # tail, or break a
m arketer* hack T h e fiu tlrr a* the lu ll tu-ala
again#! ihe water, tryin g lo #wim. w ill draw
sharks laaier than a chum streak
Even the gala rrwpmid lo the th rill o( ta n k
ing a big fish on light gear I'al M artin, fish
ing with Spec Sigler out of SoinmerlaiKl K e y ,
recently landed a W pound blacktip on a salt
water spinning outfit " F e ll like hard ling an
eip rem train on a w illow w and." said T a t.
" I'm going down and try it again, though.
There's wmething elemental shout welching
those thing* swim ming near a hoot It gov*
— the shudder*, but I kind of enjoyed it.
Iwl "
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B y M H O M A N ? H A B D fM
h e m : is a magnitude of beauty to be found in a
drive along Florida'a 8t. Johns River, especially the
drive along Highways 13 and 17 out of Jacksonville,
heading south. So much so, one can not help but be
startled to suddenly come upon a fleet of w snhipe
so me 350 strong!
However, it Is a strange fleet. T h e likelihood of
theee ships ever seeing action as an entire unit is
problematical. Yet, conceivably, these ships could at
a moment’s notice muster an am phibious force com
parable to those which landed M arines at Iwo Jim s
and Saipan.
T w enty-sii miles south of Jacksonville, nestled
among the maaa-covared magnolias near the tiny and
peaceful community of Green Cove Springs, is the
home and headquarters of the Florida Group, Atlantic
Reserve Fleet.
Unlike th e ships you will find actively guarding
our nation'a security in the M editerrean and in the
Far East, there ie here, an absence of activity. There
are no boatswain’s pipes to break th e stillness of the
day with th eir shrill commands; no winches to creak
and groan ae fresh stores are hauled a b o a rd -fo r this
is indeed the Navy’s silsnt fleet.
Despite th e presence of some 3,000 Navymen and
400 civilians, th ere is present, too, a noticeable sile n c e -a silence th a t can only be described as a
“silence of im m o b ility b ro k e n rarely by the tapping
of metal against metal, as a chipping hammer pre
pares another ship for Inactivation.
Few Floridians realise th at in th eir own backyard
th ere is such an arm ada of sea-going fighting power.
B ut it's there, all decked out in gray and silver.
All over the nation, similar fleets have been estab
lished. dedicated to the preesrvation of our Navy's re
serve fleet. T here are IS in all, and each is an import
ant component of the Navy's vast reaerve fleet, which,
incidently, celebrates its 10th anniversary this year.
A lthough th e Navy looks upon S eptem ber and
October of 1946, more or less, as th e anniversary
months of the reaerve fleet program, th e physical lie-
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gram. The S a t y hat an active program to train certain rrtervn t t to help form the nuclei* o f actiialion teams in time o f uar.
There men are giien tpecial training during their tu o u e e k
training period each year in th e la n o u t tteps netee.'ary to orfii ate a *hip within the shortest possible time.
A bout one-half o f their training eoneiete of daeeroom lec
tures a n d training filme, acquainting them with the individual
tte p t ta k tn during activation. T h it ie folkm ed by practical
training a nd more lecturer covering each step that m u tt be
taken to return the th ip t to operating condition.
The program raffs for a detailed etudy of the actiialion o f
arm am ent, machinery a n d equipm ent, organization o f crewe,
plane for the loading o f cvneumablee and ammunition, im p ed ing a nd testing, ad/uthng a n d calibrating delicate equipment.
Shaukl the time come when the .Vary must actu ate a num
ber o f adibtional ships tim ullaneouely, the reterxe fleet com
m anders will call upon the A a n d I Teams (reterxe Activation
a n d Inttraction Teamti. Theee fram e ore made up o f experi
enced reeeniete and tome regular N avy men capable o f etarting
actu atio n o f a thJp in adiance o f the arrival of a thip'e crew.
H rtrnrttt notch grtparmUan t to prteerve amli-ainrefl gum la fauuMar
ire the msrttvs uiih pracedurtt for returning thlp to actiie teruiee.
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For Money It Would Take To Replace Them With New Ships
ginning of tho program goes hack to Jan u ary , 1944.
At th at lim a, many m untha before anyone dreamed
th e war would end aa a b ru p tly aa it did, th e Navy
waa outfitting a 400-foot lighter called (he C atapult
with a num ber of leal cham bera in which it placed
hundrada of aamplea of ahipboard equipm ent, ranging
from electric motor* to clothing.
Out of thla ciperim enl came a new concept of
preeervation called d eh u m ld ificatlu n -a procee* that
revolved around a m achine th a t removed m oisture
from the air.
Although th e C atapult project waa far from com
plete when the war ended, th e eiperim ent had proven
ileelf sufficiently aucceaaful for th e Navy to order an
eventual arm ada of 2,000 ahlpa into “ mothball*."
The Navy'a decision to place the bulk of its ahip*
into “ aippera" was more th a n ju a t a gamble. It had
little or no alternative. W ith its stren g th reduced to
a minimum by the release of reservists and duration
of war regulars, th* Navy only had two o u ta -to scrap
th e ships o r tak e a chance on dehum idiftcalion. At
th* time there waa some criticism from thoa* who felt
the ahlpa wouldn't be able to hold up for five years,
much leaa th* 20 th a t th e Navy forecasted.
Today, the Navy points with pride to th* Korean
War record of ita reserve fleet. During the Korean
conflict it activated more than 500 ahipa-ahlps which
were in aa good, if not b e tte r condition, th a n when
placed out of commission, five years before; ships that
were stripped of their plastic cocoons and made ready
for war in 90 days and'less!
When it waa necessary, even thi* short period was
reduced. For instance, once during th e Korean fight
ing, the Florida reserve fleet received a rush request
to activate a destroyer escort. By working around the
clock, a policy usually reserved for “ all out” war, the
men of "Florida's Silent F leet" recommissioned that
DK in 12 days]
T he cost of m aintaining these “ m othball" ship-,
is negligible compared to th e overall value of the
ships. At Green Cove Springs, where th e Navy ha*
some 13 billion dollars w orth of ahip* (original cost)
in reserve, th* coat runs about one per cent per annum.
It etUI ta lk far the old elbow grwate to prepare a Jupfor
the SUent Fleet Here nation real equipment h i th a p i t
tervmkU* again* the day it may be needed in battle
*hipo of the flUnU fh H mu Iongw mjuire m full
nrir, rfrA M d # n IiM eiperU, tike K. A. Schuti, are
to check equipment.
The replacement value of thew ships today would
approach 30 billion dollars!
T he Navy’s reserve Href program is divided into
two fleets-th e Atlantic Reserve Fleet, with ita main
headquarters in New York City and the Pacific Re
serve Fleet, with its main headquarters in San Fran
cisco. Kach Fleet has eight groups, of which the Flor
ida Group is the largest.
Commissioned in-late 1943, th e Florida Reserve
Fleet is com m anded today by ( ’apt. Henry Farrow,
who holds the honorary title of "Commodore."
Providing the Florida Group w ith logical sup
port, is the Green Cove Springs Naval Station, a
shore activity commanded by ( ’apt. C. N. Day. In the
vernacular of the non technical, C aptain Day's com
mand handles the Florida G roup's household chore*
T here is no comparison l>etween the rust-buckets
taken out of reserve commission in 1917 and 1941, all
of which were p retty much th e worse for wear, and
those reserve ships activated for th* Korean War
T h e la tte r were in tiptop shape, a fact attrib u tab le
to the dehumidification machine.
T he natural enemy of m etal is m oisture and the
damage it cause* through corrosion, erdigris, tarnish,
mildew and rot. A ship's soundness and efficiency can
stain lie ruined by combined moisture, salt air, electro
lysis, dust and sunlight. To counteract these factors
in the active fleet, the Navy em ploys chipping ham
mers, wire brushes and paint.
With reserve fleet ship*, none of this is necessary,
eacept at the initial stage of inactivation.
A typical "inactivation" took place recently in the
Florida Group, with the decommissioning of the USS
Minos (AKL-14), a Navy repair ship.
Shortly after it arrived in Florida to report to the
Florida Group, the Minos was ordered to the Gibbs
S hipyard In Jacksonville for "P h ase Able." During
thi* phase, th e ship was com pletely overhauled.
After "P hase Able" the Minos returned to Green
Cove Springs and the reserve fleet for " I’hase Maker,"
where the final application of deactivation techniques
were eaeculed.
The first step in "P hase Maker" rminisled ol tinmoving of all her large removable liqwide gear to
below decks. T h e ship's crew handled all the work
during the “ Maker" jieriml. T hey removed the rust,
greased th e machinery and applied n bright coal o f
Navy gray paint that harm onised with the brilliant
silver m etal “ igloos," covering th e large immovable
equipment. Then they waled all the vents and hatches
and covered them with a special plastic material re
sembling a spider web, whrn applied
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era! over a g u n tu r r e t
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m e m h e r i« ta k in g u m u t i n g »•/ th e in irr m r
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it
The la*t 4ii(l Iiim I step w »• th e installation >>( the
dehilttlldlllcalliill machine*. (wit of them III llic u < r
III the Mlliin Hull machine m «« inllliri'lnl In eight
i*li*i 1 1 11 »llv *niii 11 >1It'll illation* K*i It station autontdually 11* nril* 1 lit* limp, ilni*-, lernin-niture and hu*
mnlily n( iU |tiirticiilar conipattm pnl, pilling 11 all
ilnwn mi iiMiiik machine Iv|w |ii|W'i The ii'imrlt an
ther* fed tn <1 mauler «out roller which take an average
If (lie ivernge should In-in era predetermined .1 mi unit,
(lie mat hine cut* m anil run* until it drop. to the ap
proved ainnuril
In the meantime, the Minn*’ clerical ile|iarlm enl
■ 4* I i»l at work making aure a lull allowance ol *|iare
pari* w e ftloreil alMiarri. Item* like artiitiii, gasoline
ami perishable* are liul alorerl. Instead, requisition*
• re prepared whuh 1 mild lie lifted iliirnedlalelv upon
(he .hip la-in* iirdered In active duly.
Financially .(leaking, th e (ire en C ove N avy p ro
vide* lire*'n Cuve Spring*. Ja ck so n v ille anil Si Au(U tillie, with a health y inenrne. It* J.000 *ailnr« and
400 civilian* apend th e biggest p art uT their ninnilily
income in thene c itie a -a (inure th a t run* into the hulldreil* iif ihmiftaiid* of dollar*
Iteftide* (til*, th e Florida lte*erve Fleet espenil*
million* vearly with Jacksonville nhipvand*.
I* it worth i f Only an actual war will tell, hut
miMteywtar, the «hl|>* of the Navy's vast reserve Heel
could Iw laid up 1.600 yrar* for the amount of money
It would lake to Iniild the same numlier of new ship*
The Mnndd (Iroup of the .Vacy'a H o rn e fleet preeentn a il'U ftp e u iln u t hi the peiire/ul
•Mmiantfiag area at (Irreit ('m e Spnng*
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T ym e’s Two T rad es
ly SUDDT Davit
t>Tt.r.n in a small flam esMile suburb is the obscure shop
i i<f Jo n T ym e, two-fold victim
j i f modernitalion. and a ( e n lttl
i reminder of an era long | m *i
For Old Man Time has played
a trick on Jo n Tym e (p ro
n o u n c e d "tim e"!, rendering ob
s o l e t e hi* quaint m ixture of
tra d e s —vaudeville an d ta ilo r
ing
billowing canvas and flicker7 n r r a t lights have itiven away
ito the brassy air-conditioned
n.ovie, and hand-atitched clothI in f i* found only on hab it*
T h e s e developm ent* h a v e
j eclipsed th e two trade* of Jo n
Tyme
V audeville, he ha* re lin
quished forever. Tailoring now
3t* a tooth and toenail p r o p o s
itio n , primarily consisting of al
te r in g "store bought” clothing
;in his uniniposing shop in
(iainesville.
Tyme t* th e fifth generation
of tailors in the Teller fa m lly a close-knit group of craftsm en
originating in England. His
FREAK* 4
-T R 1C H B C H U *
great-grandfather came to the
I'n ited State* in the Ifith tentur> a* a bonded servant
Tym e learned th e tailoring
trade from hi* grandfather. Ab
raham Teller “ He told me that
whatever I did in life. I should
have a trade a* a sideline T hat
way, I'd never go hungry "
So Tym e bet-amr a tailor by
trade. a minstrel man by profe*-
A taihr by trudr, Jan Tymr uni
a laudrulhan IVpni/riiinn
N A T U R E
*»on III* trade ha- kept hint off
the relief lot* and hi* prnfr*sion ha* taken him into every
state in the union, plu* a larg r
number of foreign countrie*
Hark back to the year l!IOH,
when the young tailor worked
in hi* father'* *hop in Jacksonville (leorge Ko»e. a fam ily
friend, headed Heme's Min*lreU,
and he induced th e y o u th to
join the troupe
Rose came in amt *aid "T h a t
boy i m p well.” Adds Tym e, "1
didn't sing well, but !’«p thought
I could."
One of hi* first art* wa» billed
a* “The Tyme*,” and Tyme leg
ally abandoned hi* family name
of Teller for *how purpose* He
ha* lieeo known a* Jo n T y m e
ever since
The next few y rsrs saw him
associated with 2-Y or 30 differ
ent show*, including vaudeville,
stock dram a, m instrels and
“ numla-r two com panies" <New
York play* on the ruaiii
Somewhere along the line he
acquired a college degree, a t
'Tiuluring An* wrn hrllri dint, m o ./on Tyme. Ait AntA* grot A»ud
heading m rr Alt Arm y didt -ruing mm Aim
tending V alparaiso and Ohio
Ihllversitie* He lenrmil lo plav
practically every mutual instru
ment, without arttiallv master
tug anv
” 1 wasn't a good performer,"
sav* Tv me. “so I jollied the
U
»
worst shows, and th ey a l » » .s
went liroke "
How doe* T ym e feel s t r u t
bis two trad es’' " |[ I hail it to
do over again. I would (Jam my
roots m llie ground som ew here
sm l let them grow
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OF SEA L FAMILY ARE NOW IN U.S.
EXISTENCE-ALL IN FLORIDA- PROTECTED
fV LAW, THEY NUR*E THE* YOUNG, LIVE ON
6RAC4E* NEAR FREW WATER BANK AND
UtUAUY TRAVEL TO *ALT WATER ONCE A M V '
DUE TO FERMENTATION OF SAW
RALMETTO B E R R IE D R A C C O O N S
OFTEN GET INEBRIATED FATING THEM
AND ARE UNABLE TO STA N D ON
TH EIR F E E T '
*IA 700 AT DAYTONA BEACH HA* *CVCRAL
NfW MAOUARNIM AT MIAMI HA* A BABY,
THREE FEET LONG AND EVERGLADE* PEEK
ABOUT 4 0 J
MOON FLOWER*,
6 r o w .«<, WILD IN THE
F ie l d * o f o u r s u n s h in e s t a t e , b e a t a n d
PULSATE. IN THE MOONLIGHT WITH THE
SAME MOVEMENT AS THE HUMAN HEART*
PRODUCE SHOCKS ONLY SLIGHTLY L E S S THAN ELECTRIC
EEL f fT* BATTERY « N E M WHOLE BOW UNDER THE S K lW '
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Aboie, three
Thomas l.unHsfard, Tampa, (left); Copt. Dm* Thomas. JacktonttUe, and Cap! Don McSiachern. Aikrn,
8 C. A boir right. Captain Lundsford. a Tampa school tractor, climbs aboard hW Coagar”Jrt for a
check flight
Week-End Warriors
• r C A ff. M A V U T CHI NO WITH. U .I.M .C I.
One group of 225 civilians from North end warriors'* of Marina Fighter S quad
Florida ia in the m idst of learning to Ay ron 144, reported to the Jackaonvill
th e Navy’a new “ C ougar" je t plane*. Naval Station for an intenaive two weeki
T he start of their training period was in of training for tranaition from propellor
augurated this last July when th e “ week- ty p e airplanea to the faat jet*. Moat of
th e members, although they now apend
their daya in peaceful pursuits, have war
record* behind them aa pilot* and crew
INK RKSKRVK KORCKS ACT OK 1 ?!
member* of conventional ty p e fighter
plane*.
.
fa answer to a request from officers of the Florida Military
T he awitch-over from conventional,
District and as a public service. A U Florida Magas use milk this
issue util publish the first of a senes of question* and answers cov
propeller-type aircraft to th e N avy’a
ering aery phase of the new Hrsene Forces Act -T h e Kditor
euperaonic, swept-wing “Cougar" jet requirea an intenaive training program for
Whet la » e purpose ad the new I
b o th piloU and th e m aintenance, o rd
It* purpoae la to improve the meaeurea by which our
nance, and elect route ground crewmen.
be ao organised and trained th a t in th e event of a war, they
T he pilot* undergo a rigoroua achedquickly to augment th e active forrea in combat, and carry
ule of claaaroom lecture* and familiarisa
internal aecurity mieeion* in the United State*
tion hopa in a two-place jet train er the
Dee* the Act ostaMsh am eotieely new Reserve system?
Ant week before advancing to the “Cou
No. It merely amend* two of the principal law* constituting the founda
tion for the Reserve force*. These are the Armed Forces Reserve Act of 1952
gar” itaelf. A lthough reportedly eaeier
ami the Universal Military Training and Service Act of 194(1.
E v a a v m onth hundred* of Florida's
businessmen, school teachers, artists,
salesm en and m echanics don th e u n i
form of th e U. 8. M arin* Corps to be
come week-end warriors.
The new law mahea no change in the types of Reservist*: they remain
known aa Ready Reservist*. Standby Reservist* and Retired Reservist*.
The Ready Reserve la subject to being ordered to active duty in case of
war or of national emergency declared by‘the Congress or proclaimed by the
President, la the case of an emergency proclaimed by the President, however,
Congress determine* the number to be called. The Standby Reserve la subject
to active duty only In time of war or emergency declared by the Congress.
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m w iW lfV fY H f T K f U P t y W I i i r
If you were Inducted, appointed or enlisted m the Armed Forces after
Aug. 10, IMA, for programs involving active military training or service, you
have a total military service obligation of ail yean. You must apend at least
two yearn on active duty, and complete three years of active Reserr* service.
Your aiith year may be spent In the Standby Reserve.if you ao requoat.
If you were Inducted, appointed or enbotad in the Armed Forces after June
1 9 ,1MI, and bofore your 26th birthday, and until Aug. 9 , 19AA, you have aa
eight-year military service obligation. You are not required to participate in a
Reserve unit, but failure to do so will mean that you must retain Reader Re
serve statue for your entire obligation.
to Ay th a n propeller-type a irc ra ft, the
fa ste r speed* of th e je ta a n d different
problems of Aight make it a m ajor tra n
sition for th e pilots.
Moat of th e ground crew m en spend
th e greater part of the first week learn
ing th e new aircraft’s working* from
mock-ups and diagram s before advanc
ing to th e real thing. T he two-week ms
neuvera are active d u ty for th e men in
every way; discipline, pay, lib erty , and
barrack s life are th e sam e aa for their
'R egular” counterparts.
M arin* Fighter Squadron 144 boast*
member* from North Florida and South
G eorgia area, even som e w ho drive to
each m onthly drill from aa far aw ay a*
Tam pa and Aiken, 8. C. All nre civilian
Reserve* im bued with a sense of duty
and an inexorable “ E sprit de Corps"
which has always characterised Marine*
j I P you are among those who are fasci
nated by the fantastic, who enjoy some
thing eerie, strange and shocking, this is
J t he time to settle back in your easy chair
l and read the story of on* of the most
| bit*err and startling things ever to come
to light In F lorida-or, for th a t m atter,
.] in the entire world.
'
This ia the almost unbelievable ac
count of a man who took a dead woman
for hi* bride and kept her in his h o m e in fact, in his own b e d -fo r eight years.
Rut th a t is not all. It is the a maxing
story of a highly educated m an who in
genuine sincerity claimed th a t he could
restore life to the d e a d -a man who de
clared em phatically th a t he had died
once, and because he didn't like it, he re
turned to life.
T h e scenes for this ex trao rd in ary
story of life and death were laid in two
Florida communities. Key West and
Zephyrhills, where memories of the curi
ous case are never likely to dim.
The story begins at Key West in 1931.
I t was there and then th a t Dr. Karl
Tanxler von Cosel, then 62, met and fell
passionately in love with Mrs. Elena
M ilagro tloyos Mesa, a 19-year-old
beauty who was then in th e final stage*
of tuberculosis.
Dr. Tanxler (he later expanded his
I nam e by adding the von Cosel) was em
ployed at a Key West h ospital, and it
I was to him th at F.lena Mesa, as she came
to be known, cam e for exam ination as
she was nearing death. -She was married
to Loula Mesa in 1926, but th ey sepa
rated and he went to M iami w here he
operated a cafe.
Dr. von Cosel, who held nine degressincluding medicine, chem istry and elec
trical engineering-from th e U niversity
of Leipxig, Germany, made no effort to
conceal his grrat love for Elena. It must
have been the kind of love th a t su r
p a sse d understanding in view of hi* sub
sequent actions, and what he did to per
p etu ate th at love, even in death.
T h e elderly Germ an scientist stru g
gled with all th e knowledge at his com
m and to save Elena from d eath , but in
vain. She died a short time after she met
her admirer. But Dr. von Cosel did not
accept Elena's death as Anal, lie vowed
th a t he would restore her to life, and
th a t they would live forever in im m eas
urable love and happiness. Having once
declared th a t he did not enjoy being
d ead and had restored him self to life,
d e a th would never come to him again,
he said.
W hen the beautiful Elena died, Dr.
von Cosel obtained permission from her
fam ily to build a vault for her in Key
W est Cem etery. T o him th is becam e a
shrine. Hia visits to the cem etery were
alm ost constant, b u t little did anyone
suspect that von Coeel was making plans
't o remove the body from the vault and
't a k e it to hia home, which was hardly
m ore th an a shack. T h ere th e re sto ra
tion was to take place.
It is not known exactly when Dr. von
Coael opened the vault and removed th e
body of hia Elena, but in subsequent
statem ents to authorities he told of open
ing the vault and finding the body of hia
beloved in advanced stages of decay. (It
had not been embalmed). This discovery
drove Dr. von Cosel to speedy action. He
to ld of Ailing th e coffin w ith chem icals
an d then bringing th e body of Elena to
his home.
T hen he started hi* work of a tte m p t
ing to restore her to life. First, he re
stored her physical stru ctu re by th e use
of wax and plaster of Paris, and it haa
been said th a t he did a magnificent job,
bringing back to h er th e captivating
beauty he had known in her life time.
He clad her in an expensive silk robe,
and in her hair he kept a fresh rose and
adorned her with jewels. In a closet he
had a large array of bridal finery in
which he attired her from tim e to tim e
- a a hia bride. He had also provided her
with a gorgeous neglige*.
Dr. von Cosel had placed Elena on hia
own bed, and there she remained for
eig h t years until his secret was discov
ered.
R ut during th a t tim e, he m aintained
later, he had succeeded partly in restor
ing hia loved one to life, for on occasions,
he declared, she cam e to life and talked
to him.
From Germany, Dr. von Cosel had
brought an old pip* o rg a n which was in
a bad sta le of repair. A fter he had re
stored Elena's physical aspects with wax
and plaster of Paris, and had mad* her
receptive to his conversation and em o
tio n s. he rebuilt th e organ, and every
night he would serenade hia beloved
Elena.
*
And so, for eight years, with th e rest
of th e world completely unaware of this
grotesque dram a. Dr. von Cosel lived
w ith hi* Elena, slept beside her in the
sam e lied, draped with gauxe, serenaded
her nightly as the sun set over the color
ful Florida Keys, and talked to her about
hi* everlasting love and how they would
live forever in their own paradise, on an
island in the South Seas where he plan
ned to fly with her in an old rickety air
plane he had acquired.
R u t, Dr. von Cosel failed to reckon
w ith th a t am aiing q u a lity know n as a
woman's intuition.
It was in October, 1940, that hi* secret
was discovered, and h ere's how it h a p
pened
Mrs. Mano Medina, a sister of the
dead Elena, became suspicious th a t her
sister's body was no longer in th e vault.
Mrs. Medina told officers th a t she felt
som ething was wrong, although she a d
m itted th a t she had no positive proof.
However, with th e stran g e goings-on at
Dr. von Coael'* house, she insisted th a t
officer* go there and search it.
Mrs Medina went to th e house, too.
and there she saw th e reconstructed
body of her sister, lying in peaceful re
pose on th e lied, attired in bridal guwn,
adorned w ith beautiful gems, and fresh
flowers in her hair.
Dr. von Coael was arrrwtrd and charged
with removing a body from its grave
without permission Hr resisted prosecu
tion vigorously, insisting th a t h r was
possessed of powers to restore life to
Elena, and th a t h r wa* in his rights
T h a t lie had com m itted no crime.
It is understandable th a t an in vesti
gation was launched into Dr. von Cosel's
sanity, but nothing ever came of this, lie
was tried on th e charge of illegally re
moving a body from it* grave, and was
acquitted. However, he w .u evicted
from hi* shark home and ordered to
leave Key West
W h rth rr Dr. von Cosel had anything
to do with th e final violent c h a p te re d
this story so far a* Key West i* con
cerned, may never l>e known, bill almost
at tlie same time as he was driving away
from th e city, a pow erful eiplosiori
rocked th e cem etery. Investigation re
vealed th a t a m ysterious blast bad rip
ped away the entire front portion of th e
vault in which Elena had been placed
after her death.
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CONTEST
Styme/rodyM OWCetcvivc W Ik# Incslrvlsbls
T ib question wss. whst to do
with Mary.
Mary oaa aavsral Linda of a prob
lem-behavior, emotional, an in adsquale home lift, a dalanl atlituds
toward Ufa and moat living people.
Present were two sisters and a
brother-in lew The brother-in-law
-w ith the appropriate slstsr-hia
wife-spoke up "Judge, well take
her. we love her-just like our own
children, we want har."
Why? Don't aak me
“ You don't remember ms," spoke
up brother-in-law.
I looked him over again-a hugs
burly chap with a kind aspreasion
and a face in which one could at III
aa* signs of impish boyhood.
“No," I answered, “but your lata
I* familiar," I said, going lata tba
usual "atall.”
Remgnuing that thr prohltmt
of rhildrrn and Ihnr partnlt
are rinse fn every one of at. All
Honda Magana* hat ohlamrd
prrm ittiaa from Ihe Jarhtan•
till* flo * .Semes Counnl to reprint, from ftme In ft me, ttcrrpit
from or (Ar u hole of Ihnr ueehty
report eatilled "Samrhojy't
Boy ~
Written and edited by Judge
Waller .Snilt CntaeH
“ Maybe thie will help you.” he
said, smiling at my discomfiture,
and handing me an identIBcallon
tag made out of some sort of ever
lasting fiber, dated 30 years ago and
stamped with hi* name and I ha
asms of the Boys' Club h* had heto
“ Yes. he hsd earned the trip tu
camp, several limes "
“Nobody will ever know what
that Roys' Club meant to me." he
said with a far away look and a
trace of motaturv la hi* eyes. “ You
know," h* continued, “rhat was a
pretty bad section of town where I
was a hoy. If you need anything
to halp keep rluiw going, you let m*
know, if I gut anything part of it's
yours."
Wall. Juat what had that Hoys'
Club meant to brother-in law, whan
he was a little boy and lived on the
wrong tide of the track?
I am sure I don't know; but I
have a feeling that il must have
maaat a lot. Men don't talk aa last
ingly a* he did unless what they
apeak about ha* deap meaning for
them.
The “Bey leryeant"
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apply two of m ankind's moat fam ous healers aimul*
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■Ms. I pu Dy how a ssy htsttn and
LoMw owe fi-» l- lewd tush, shock,
w m sv osdae la fipwsavad PtsdwMs.
Dtps. A itttfi, turn. Ilwassp Ava.,
U s fisgstas 1 CaM. fiaaduMtsw peer-
I am looking at hi* picture a* I
write this.
Hi* cap ia Idled just a trifle hack
showing th* thick wavy black hair.
Hi* chin is "in” and his eyas have a
sort of hard level look-"no Toolishnem you rookie*’"—Ihs hard-boiled
military mask the Marine* fancy,
•specially for Iheir sergeant*
Of course we know Ihe boy be
hind Ihe mask, and how easily he
smiled, and how alert and friendly
ha wan.
Judging from this letter he. too.
had fond memories of his riuh.
Here'* the letter.
“Dear Judge and Mm Criswell,
Perhaps you're wondering who I
am. therefore. M ore I go any furth
er I'd better etpiain myself.
My name is John Henry Hmith
and I did live at llfi Spring Street.
I am now IS and a member of
llnrle Sam's Marine Corps Decem
ber T, DM2. I was a junior at Hub
ert K Iwe High School. Immediate
ly I joined Ihe Marine Corps and
was sent oversees soon after. Since
I left in auch a hurry I don't have
the addrs**e« of any nf my buddies
in Jacksonville
In (NO and IWtl I was on ihe
staff of Ihe Junior Optimist Club.
At most of our meetings you were
present. It i* for thsl reason I'm
writing to you for Iheir addresses
and Mr. Heed's and Mr Kubanka’
I'm sure you'll do this favor for me
if it la possible, for you always did
du everything you could for us
Bay, Judge, I'm now known aa
Ihe "boy sergeant." Hut tha boys
•nap to. just Ihe same if I were
30 or older
(loah. I'm sure homesick, but I
think well be heading hack fur Ihe
Htatee pretty anon . Here's hoping
anyway!)
I don't know what Ihe war haa
done to the Club I hope il'a tlUl
going strong fur I never had so much
fun as I did at tha Club.
Well, I don't want to waits anv
more of your lime so til close.
Thanks for everything, and tlod
hies* n ou both.
Your Chib son.
a a John Henry-"
FOODS
O nr of our reader* has asked w hether we can furnish
her with a recipe for Shrimphurgers. How about it? Doe*
anyone have auch a recipe? We should Ite glad to receive it.
and if it ia a good one, to publish it in our contest column.
Semi your recipes to Hecipe Contest Kditor, All Florida
Magazine, Ocala.
BAUD HOtIDA CANTALOUPE
J rantakmpem
'* Up store
4 qtngs of mint
.1 caps d iW pearhea
brap sugar
Halva cantaloupe*, remove red. Com bine peaches,
sugar and mac«. Fill cantaloupe* • it h loaches, arranging
slices in radiating p attern on top. Hake in hot oven (425 de
grees F.l for 15 minutes. Garnish with mint. Serve at once.
—M m . G. II.
Kissimmee.
D M A m i DCUOHT
I run uhiftpni erram or
non /of rannnl *uj>
I m nl tu t ran craahed pineapple
b th manhmalkma, n htft or coUml
Chill pineapple in can, open and put into bowl. Cut
marshmallow* into small pieces with scissors moistened with
w ater. Fold cream into m ixture carefully to make it llulTy.
Chill and serve in sherbets, topped with cream.
-ItUTH A. SciMiciN*. I*ake Worth.
(MBIMP LOAF
- pounds thump
I So. 2 m e himalurt
* thrrt fcnot
12 mmhi rrurkerw
2 Iht m inted grrrn prpprr
f r n n l u M iMUoe
b Up. tall
'» Up hiark prpper
I Up WarrrtUnhirr .Sours
Remove heads, black vein* and shell* from raw shrimp.
Wash. Grind raw ahrim p in food grinder, altern atin g with
cracker* and onion. Add minced green pepper, black pepper,
* l t , Worcestershire sauce and egg. Mix thoroughly. Place in
greased loaf pan, to p w ith bacon slices and pour tom atoes
over all.
Hake in mnderate oven one hour. Garnish with (Nirsley
and sliced stuffed olive*.
—M m . J. I,. Armutkono, FVmandina lleach.
JIUIIO DUCK ANO ORANOI SALAD
I rni elope anflaiaredgelatin
I run i* orJ orange roncrnlralr
I Up. tall
I rap hatkng aaUr
I III Up ginger
b rap m l tune
3 rapt m il roatl dark In tmall
1b rapt rhoppetl rtlrry
2 Iht rhnpfird grren prpprr
2 Iht. rhnpped onion
h rap hlanchnl, peeled almattdt, tphl
Orange therm, blark iducs
for gamith
In a small bowl, sprinkle gelatin over thawed orange
juice, to soften. Add the boiling water, salt and ginger, stirring until dissolved. W hen lukewarm, add th* wine amt chill
until it begin* to thicken. Add remaining ingredient*, pour
into a mold and chill until Arm. Unmold on crisp salad greens
and garnish with sliced orange and black olives Serve'at once.
- H ki-kn H aniikn , l-ulu
IBO M CAl TANTALUM
2 rapt tangerine put*
4 tha. haavy r o u t
a Ms. puuappkfutn
Drygingrralr
DO YOU KNOW
That Dry Tortuga* of tha
Florida Kaya ia probably tho
d ib it apot in th* atata of Flor
ida?
Combina juice* and haavy cream. Divide among alt
•aa, tiling with k o cold giageral* and atir gently to m il.
- M a t. B u l b You moaa mam, Miami Bench.
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-week* beginning
(CmDiHird iirm p.^* 5)
Thin prurrut K irrily <>l r\*rvthinit w»* re tlerti'd m rtinnup
way*. O nestury i* told ofn lurye
lot tltleil with stilhcrateil bath*
tub* thill t onK up tb r entire
I l I - IN C O M I A EUTINILS n O C t R IY
area The owner* etp laintd th.it
KM SMI
a hif hotel « )< to tie built nil
FOR SAIF V I * in *. Hi K . d l . » u l* M .u r th a t site, but tim t m i la r th e
tiU ltd iPI pr*naj UaJliurt Nf I S * p l t r
only m aterial w hich hmi been
CcrntM i w I I It f f K f lin t iw f i H » j(h lin J »
C ity n fi S e n t . V h i f ' | , ii«
receive)! for it* con*truction wa»
the bathlutM'
W l l Skilli t
ft■«m ll if 1. 1>11f i m i IV As h ,
KihmI am! n n lin ars loil|:iof
M im lliv l M il*i spiiifint i H n f f in P iftt
l «»ni*st I n M i( u i f t ,
O lt
wa* Itigh. A cup of m tlie in Mi
»inf St, Wmtsir^H li
ami wa* a q u a rte r tw ithout
cream); an rpit .mrl toast, 75
1 3 * .UAL UTAH
cent* lloom* in private home*
CLINCH U K! in I fulfil TlntiJi, tuh
were often IK ' to $15 « ila>
d it il io n w ith '0 fo il t l t k f d , f o t t i l t tim
Clothing wa< not a grrat prob
r>ktt rrtdt ro well Lull p >f IJI^UO
Tffffit ( H f N t , I W f i n I0*v Ni 10*1h lem, since th e balm y weather
M . M um i
perm itted shirt sleeve* and
trouser* for everyday wear
(X’AU h'hl Mura ( i v m i i f l l f f W.vrwlrf
M »r*l m i t t b utt
A « r |w ih K n l t | ,
A lthough m any different
(**!*, Ha
cause* c o n trib u te d to the col
HL A RIAL ESTATE SALESMAN OR lapse of th e Hoorn, it* demise
HROKEl V f f ij^ iM bsvrrf i i i h I i t u t if V
wa* com paratively swift and
I E im p lftf, i n i i t t t t f m i i f t u m t n j[ tut ibe
liit n
A llA Sni RIAL tSTATE without fanfarr T he e ip e c trd
TRAININC* M IIOOI. H CJ Hut UL rush of w inter visitor* - th e
l k | Y I , I d i t W if ih . H i
long-aw aited h u y r r s - d id not
m aterialite. T h is wa* due in
H>R ANY INLORMATION aU»*i r«‘T
fftf (ft HrAuitful O viffil t k m 4 $, n in e
p art to a n a tu ra l reactio n
Mfc KcruMC RrjJntf. H*it *>>. tX sls. f i t
again*l the huge sums being
•
sent lo Klorida. with an almost
13t - 1 0 0 «S
inevitable recession seen by the
LOOKING M>R aNoA ftsMulwf* Send
wiae investor. T hen perhap* the
lt*f Ift f HcwAIrt AT VintAff. l i e W rit
II. Sfw Y«L
weather wa* responsible, for
Klorida had one of its coldest
144-EUtMTUtl
winter* th a t y ear while th e
fliAVi H n ««n |owl rwrw fwfncturt met
North was fairly tenqierate
1^00 u m r lr i i n out lw>» Ifinifi* ftmrvt
The emhargors placed on ma
•tu tn . hrtviBRtn tuttrt. Iiw»np tn im *ui»rt,
Unipt. trn . fi» P tf Ktm m q tu ltli lot lew*
terials had m ade price* out of
to m r to (iim n ttjlr And «A*r $M t*t fimr
reason for perm anent building*
lumiruFT punlkAurw S#f U in tlft at ■
More Iota had Iveen told th a n
M RNln Rt MAM'IAS 11‘RIRS
SAMWI HOI^I
.could possibly lie used. In Mi
(eAinritilir, Msih I i
ami alone th e n u m b e r of lot*
S f w R ' ll l ii h t n Rd »l I k i l i l l t u A t
laid out w ithin 10 mile* of the
city were sufficient fur a popu
T h e W ax B rid e
lation of two million*!
(Cmlwtutil Item ptfr I IF
in the fantastic dram a On Aug
Now t h r scene shift* to t h r 1.1, 1952, Dr von Cosel, th e n
tra n q u il littlr ro m im m ity of R.1, wa* found dead in his
ZephyrhilU. not for northeast of Z rp h y rh illt hom e, d e sp itr hi*
T am pa, w hrrr annthrr s tra n g e repealed claim th a t he would
c h a p te r waa to hr w r itte n in nevar die "ag ain ." A pparently
he had died of n atu ral cause*.
thia a m o u n t otory.
Officers search in g th e c lu t
In 1949, lonf a fte r D r. von
Coeel had left Key W eal, a n tered Up tittle house found a
undertaker from Key W eat via* life-aii* wax replica of Klena'a
ited th e German (hernial in hia body and a w a i im age of her
hom e near ZephyrhiUa, w here head. Both had been skillfully
he had located after leav in g made and were faithful reproKey Weat. T he purpoar of th e ducliona, according to picture*
undertaker'* vWt waa not m ade of the girl th e old G erm an
jelear, b u t upon hia r e t u r n to chemist kept in several alburn*
Key Weat he said th a t K lena'a found in the house.
body an d another effigy w ere
OO YOU KNOW?
in Dr. von Caael'* home.
Had lie spirited the body o u t
T hat Je**e H ope of Brook*of hia hom e and taken i t w ith ville, one of K lorida* le s t a u
him when he left Key W eat? thorities on the stale's wild life,
Apparently so.
has lassoed m any w ildcats or
It tgaa not until fo u r y e a rs panthers w ith his long blacklater, In August, 1852, th a t th ia snake whip, and has held •
th eo ry waa disproved, a n d D r. number of them w ith other wild
vnn Coacl played th e la a t ro le animal* raged in hi* yard?
But |N-rlin|>* tin* most im
p o rtant reason for I hi- *wi!t
brruk was ilui* to tin inability
of th e average person lo p av
out the halanee of hn runtrai is
for th e real estate hi hail
bought for a fourth ilnurt. with
t h r halanee in two or th re e
year*. These unfortunate ones,
who had bought the lot* for
quick resale that winter, could
not finance th e n investm ent*
and were th r one* left holding
the bag.
At any rate, bank ilearini;*.
railroad slm k e a rn in g *, and
sim ilar in d e x e s show th a t t h r
Boom e n d e d h i th e w inter o f
1926; and th at alt hough som e
attem p t wa* m ade to re v iv e it,
one of th r w ild e st ep iso d e* o f
America's history was ovi r.
Like all cloud*, however, even
such a depressing outlook as a
bursting I m m iiii bad a silver lin
ing. A tine nrtwork of bighwav*
siit ti lii-il through swamp* and
dunea; drainage and cleared
area* lessened the m osquito
liarard*; th r railroad* werr ex
panded; and miMi tm|Hirtatit of
all. t h r s ta te received milliima
of dollars worth of free pub
licity.
T alk to any Klorulian today
an d ho will apeak of the new
boom th at ia now in progress in
hi* atate. Thia lim e, however,
it appear* lo lie a healthy and
permanent I mmiiii I jhiiI is lietng
sold rapidly, but house* are
being built on almost every lot
■old. T h e people who buy an d
build are investing, not for a
"quick tu rn ," but in the belief
th a t, boom nr bust, tin* i* their
"Paradis* Peninsula."
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food. M oderate rate* (no
ward*). W rite or visit, while
vacancies are «lill available.
Orange City Manor
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New cars should be Motsloyrd immediately to insure continued top
performance for the life of the engine. The steady accumulation of
lead deposits (common in most gasolines) in the combustion chamber
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of pre-ignition ami apark plug miaAring. It b one of the major causes
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Old C art
I . Htmplv drup four Motaloy
laha in i d w l r ' i gaa tank. T h a i's
all'
S. In ilrm ng. Motaloy g*»« mlo
*’suspension’* In gasoline
Older models, dua lo their greater dapodts of lead and carbon, need
Motaloy even more ao to retain their original eltirienry. The slothing
o f fuel (gasoline or diesel I over these tabs creates a Chemical Motaloy,
gas solution. The chemical remains in suspension in the fuel, paaaea
through the fuel system and has absolutely no effect on anything
until it reaches the flaahfire and intense heat in the combustion cham
bers of the engine. Its Aral action is to completely and absolutely clear
all hard, crusty carbon from the interiors of combustion chambers
down to the skirt of each piston (including oil ring slota). Then it aets
to work Ailing fat all scored, scratched or pitted places and building up
worn surfaces on the cylinder walla, pistons, ring fan s, valve faces,
atoms and guides with a friction proof tin platlng-AT TOLERANCES
NO HUMAN HAND CAN DUPLICATE (because it b being done
under ideal conditions intense beat and moving parts) while you drive.
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A m oeban W eakly, A rfety .
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�A Stale Road rtepartm*mi eng 'The Relurn c( a Home Tot n
ineer predicted tnai traffic ovei Roy", using aa hi- scripture basis
Honda Highway-* Mill tnpl* In the actount in Luke, fourth chap,
th* ncxl I n la L.'uar yeate, par- ter. M the return of Jesus to Naallel* a prediction that Saenfcrd [ rarcth soon ailrr hr rntrroJ upon
and Seminole County will triple j his p-iblic ministry. Though Jesus
in pv-pulatron during the earn* was now a man and had rntrrrd
pcuod of time.
upon his life's work and had made
Howavar, according to the new* a name for himself, bach in Naiareleased a t the time of the Meter rcth re v a i ju*t a Hnmr Town
Court Mcritn;. highways are now Boy. Even though the significance
being built to carry double the of Jeaus' return to Nasarrth »s>
had mentiuned by Mtl Conner, tost on hit fellow.townsmen, what
planning and traffic engineer for happe-fd on that occasion is of
the c la u Rrvad Derailment.
trem trdoui importance to ihr
Realistic plana for the widen world. For here at Nasarrth hr
ing. four-toning, aud paving ef made a declaration whlrb defined
17-91 met wltn tome apathetic the course that hit future ministry
citiaena, but In the moit part, was to take. In applying tha mes
ihoe* a ho ran look Into the sianic prophecy of Isaiah lo him
future and plan for the ulta-lead- self, tr gave to hi* hrarers a pre
*d highways, approve ovary da- view of the gospel message and
tail of the planned construction. he announced hss rommitment to
Conner and Ray B- Jorgenson, ibe great task of fulfilling the role
*ngln**r counsel for the National of the promised Messiah. Having
Uaer* conference. di»cu**td proproclaimed *n »rt «f dadirnposed Florida link* in an in 11.us
(ioa on hit o*n pan. He was ready
terstate espreeaany ayaiem.
to throw out the call lo Christian
They raid that whit* plant for dsactpkihip. "If any man would
many of thee* limited access coma after me. let him deny him
highways have been made, any self and take up hit cross and fol
actual construction must await
paeeage af legislation authorising low me."
The Rev. Phillip gchlrtamann.
the federal government to take
cam of a t West 71 percent ef pastor of die Lutheran Church ef
the east Jorgenson reported that the Redeemer, chose hit subject
present Indications are that con- from the teat taken from the
second Chapter of Revelations,
(CateIawed an Page Bight)
tha gird vert*. He spoke on
"Heart Searching."
‘In our present era man teem*
to ready to forget th* power* ef
God. at times he displays outward
faith toward thr Son of God, but
lacks lhat faith Inwardly." "God
is not mocked." and the Rev.
77m Sind annual cwveatkm af Settles-mann, "be searches our
(he Florida Savings A U an League, heart) each day, each hour, each
Is hr lag held Oct. II. tT and 11 at minute of our live-, and He know*
whai'i in them.'* v
The Inn, Pont# Vrdra Beach,
"Ho starches our hearty In pros
presiding over the meeting* will
be Prosrfent Tom F. English, Vic* perity," he said "in affliction, In
praatdent and Treasurer af The temptation, and Ha tee* by eur
*hrtt Federal favfngt ► Leer \ u rnvw'on toward Ikes* things
roe is lion Broward County Ft. whether the On* Who died on Cal
Lauderdale. A record attendance vary’s Hill has the first or the lait
chamber."
in eicess of 1M la as peeled
"One who truly lovrs Christ will
Attending Ut* convention of the
Florida Savings and Loan League nave a heart so full of that lore
from Sanford is George Touhy, that it will force out many of the
Executive Vice-president of Use evils and corruptions. That love
First Federal Savings ami Loan will be abe to withstand a heart
Association of Sanford Mr. Touhy •earthing For Ihr love of Christ,
la also on the league's Public Re is to live as Christ and lo trust
m him for salvation," said the
lation* Committee.
Harold Colee. Executive Vice- Rev. Fchkismann.
Pastor Perry L. Stone, In hi*
president, Florida State Chamber
of Commerce welcomed th* dele Laymen'a Sunday sermon yester
gatee at their epemng general set day at the Flrat Christian Church,
(Continued On Page Right)
iioo, this morning. Other featured
(Continote on Pago Eight)
Elton
J.Mou Touhy Is Attending
Dies Yesterday
Annual Convention
Council Defense
Members Notified
Of Confab In Cocoa
'O
• m Im U Ceinty DifwM Countel member* k m bean notified by
tK« council dimeter, A. B. Petarvon
Sc., of Ote third quarterly Arc*
fifth Civil Oefente Conference to
he held m Wedneedey. October 2«.
to Coeoe at the American Legion
eonfrrenee
ns. with the
piloting to bo opened a t » a. m.
and adjooraaaieirt elated for 4 p.
The M atemben of the council,
m Including H. Jama* Gut, 0 . t
* Wearer, Jeha H. William*. R. W.
Mihrae, a B- Feurakre, forreet
Bm keorU f*. Warroa E. Kaewlos,
fohco Chief Boy Williams, B. 0.
Chaaa, f ire Chief Mack N. Clarelaid, lr .. Gaergo Tooby, Sheriff
J . L. Habky. Myron Bock, H. H.
Colaaua, lid RICKard, Loa Lath
er, M i Meleek, W. C. Huteklaon
J r - Dr. O. L. Barks. Valle A.
Williams Sr., J. Q, Galloway, ft.
W B. Pope. Roy Holler, and the Dir
ector A. B. Peterton Sr., hero been
loyoeeted to attend the e-'nferenea.
D a abject af the meeting. tald
DlrorU.1 Peterec-n. aril] t r to fln*
onltao Area g, Bute of Florid*
Clrtl Defense Owin'11, the ertcuo*
tin* plant, the tot tiny up of mein
trail ic control paints a te the
eelectaa ef receptloa and welfare
s
center*.
Elton Jam** Moophten g r- local
architect, p iu M away Sunday
afternoon a t kit residence, after
a loaf lllnr**.
Ha was horn in Clcreltnd. Ohio,
Jen. Sfl, 14*3, and moved to San*
ford la 1W9. He received hie
architectural traininc in Minieapolit. Mtnw, Mid wo* otanaoa
an architect in 1114. He
Drat
opened hit offieef In Sanford In
1914.
Moufhton «a* the architect for
the majority of Seminole County
schools and public buildingi, in*
eluding the City Hall, Mayfair
Inn, Stadium, Sanford Library,
City and County Jaili, Mt»onir
Temple, remodelinf of the Court
Houte, Armory, and the remodel
ing of the 8anford Atlantic Na.
tlonal Bank Building, a* wall oa
other public and private build
ing*.
He designed many of Sanford'*
thurch edifice* which included the
Holy Croea Eplecopel Church.
P in t Christian Church, the Con
gregational
Christian
Church,
the Chriitlan and Mliilonary Al*
liince Church, Sunday School
(Cooil— i on Page Eight)
Mr., Mrs. Jameson
Attend Conference
Mr. and Mrt. Henry Jameaon,
local photographer*
era of the Jameson Studio attrndrd the Fall Con
ference of the Florida Photograph
era' Association la Ocala. The
headquarters for this two day eonteronc* was the tferiua Hotel,
where the Professional Photographrra of Florida attended a
short course In Portraiture, Com
mercial. and Hand Coloring photo
graphy. The short course » s . de
signed to give the professional
the latest developments and tech
niques in professional photo
graphy. Top, from these courses
the photographer gained knowledge tkat tell be put to use to
serve hi* evmtomar* and kli own
locality.
Leading photographers of Fkte
da taught these courses and In the
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Philip Boyd Chosen Activity Growing
At Local Market
To Participate
Activity Is incraasing at the
In Student Circus Sanford State Parmar* Market,
Philip Boyd, of Sanford, la —
of the 1M student* selected from
those who tamed out In the recent
try-outs for Florida Hat* Univer
sity'* famed “ Flying High" atudent clrcua, according to Coach
Jack Raskin.
“ Flying High" la atricWy an ex(ra-clrrlrular
activity. Students
may cam a small tmotint of credit,
■a they would in any physical ed
ucation courts To maka road trips
with th* cirrui, a student must
maintain at least a "C" scholastic
average.
Road shows this year are sheduled for Enterprise. Ala . Oct. *7;
Amerleui, Ga., Oct. 19; Greenville,
N. C. Nov. It; Delray Beach. Fab.
17; Cocoa, Feb. II; Orlando. March
g and It Palatka, March H; Jack
sonville. March 21; Albany. Oa..
March M; Way cross, Ga., March
2‘ ; Panama City or Crcstvkw.
April II; a te Dothan, Ala., April
14.
Tha anaisal Horn# Show, In whkb
all member* participate, la sche
duled for May >. 4, and i In Doak
S. Campbell stadium, Tallahassee.
Speaker To Discuss Local Farm Bureau
P r n b ln m i F a e in a
To Hear Dr. Black
according to the weekly report
submitted to L. H. Lewis Director
of State Market* at Winter Ha*
Sandy Anderson. Manager ef
th* local nsarfcai, told Lewie, “we
leaded th* f i s t mix* I tar ef th*
season th* post week."
“This was o rer of gaeumbm
squash, end peppers, end wrather
permitting, si* pirn *»» v..|| our
first string bMn* and po'* beam
Wednesday," said Andersun.
The repost mnciudaJ, "w.ih a
continuation of the present favtrille weather we expect an Ineroas*
in volume ef
beans, also
neck squash an
To Be Launched
With Breakfast
Th* Semir-le County Chamber
.if c -rnmerce Membership Drive
util b.- launched Wrdnerday morning at fits with a "kick-off"
breakfast", «sid Clifford Vtrbib
gin today a* he named the rap
tains of tha ' » teams (hat will enm
pet* In r the "member-getting"
event
Mrllihbln. grttlng all of thr final
details in rradiprss lor Ihr Wed
nesday Kick-off. said lhat there is
more enthusiasm evidenced in the
membership campaign Ih.i year
than ever be'orr.
It Is to put forward one of the
greatfat programs ever under
taken by !h* Seminole County
Chajnber of Commerce, MrKthbln said.its he pointed tn the more
than IM.OPO program planned for
I* prsront year.
We re going to be Ju«t as aggro
sive In gelling new members as
the committees hive been in plan
ning this year's program, said Ih*
membership drive rhairman. San
ford and Seminole County have
long been waiting for the kind of
procram that we're undertakinc.
but to put it over, *# need new and
mor* members.
Tho team captains that will
head .he lix groups In getting new
members for the Chamber of
Commerce are: Gordon Sweeney,
B L Perkin* Jr Dod naira, John
Williams, Dallas Loop. and 0
Lewis Dinkins.
Th* entire group of captains
with mrmber* ol Iheir teama will
meet Wrrtm-day morning at the
Vaeht Club, for Ih* kirk oil
hraakfait and last minute instrucUon* before getting th* campaign
underway with a flourish.
Four Guardsmen
Are Promoted
The promotion of four .Sanford
Guardsmen was announced today
by Capt. Joseph D Bryant, com
manding officer of Co I. 13*ih Inf
Sanford’s own National Guard unit
Promotrd from Sgt lo Sgt Firal
Clava wer* Elbert V Byrd and
John S. Krider Jr. Promoted to
Sgt. from Cpl were Edison A
Myers and Adelbert II Raulerson
SFC Rvrd ia Ui* Mess Stewart
for Co. I and received a superior
rating on his operation of the Com
pany mr«s hnll during the unlt'i
two week field training at Fort
McClellan. Ala this summer.
A veteran of over seven years
in the Florida National Guard,
SFC Byrd live* on Rout* 7 in San
ford and in civilian life operates a
sawmill near Osteen.
SFC Krider I) currently the sec
tion leader of the 37 MM rocoiles*
rift* section of the weapons pla
toon
enlisted In the National
Guaid in August of 1 !>M.
Krider lives now in DeLand at
U3 Stetson Rlvd and is emtdoyevi
by thr Floridn State Road Depart
ment as a draftsman
Both SFC Krider end
sr.Y DOL'DI AS STESSTItOVt
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A u t o A c c id
T o S. C . D
A Sanford meat flitter and but-'
cher was killed vr-trrd.iv in an
automobile ru s h on Highway 92
east of Lakeland.
|*
The Iwo.car smavliup also in
jured four others, one of them
critically.
The Florida Highway Patrol rol*orted that Sr a brook ('. Dandnilge |
4* vrar-old employe of Made's Su
prex Mat kit, died In Lakeland lint *
pital following the rravh and his
wile. IVvcar old Marie llandridge,
it in rrilical condition with broken
rirtv and a fractured pelvic b-mr
Alto confined to the hospital I* 1
iheir 17 year old daughter, Shirley
Annette, an employe of J. C. Pen
ny’s in Sanford Jeanette. IS-yearl
o).1 daughter wav examined by lm«
pital aut hot dies and dismissed I
Others in the ho-pila! suflermg
from injuries received from tlir
wreck are1 Odin M Ahdcr»on, 4A
and Mrs Mae Anderson.
Corporal J A. Conroy of the
Florida Highway Patrol, who in
veMIgatrd Ihr acridrnl said tli.it
a rar driven by 41 yrar-old l-ake
land man. Juhn Thomas Conway,
ra m , irons a *l.le road and tma di
ed into thr Dandridge aulomotnle
in the vide and near I h e rear
The daughter. Shirley, was driv
ing Ibe rar at the time and her fa
ther vs at titling in thr rear »rat
whrn Ihe Conway rar crashed Into
them The llandridcr rar ram r to
a viand-tilt on its lop pinning Mrs
Dandridg* into thr wreckage
Aeelalene torches had lo be usr\t
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Progrom Postponed
At Rotary Club
The program scheduled for th#
regular weekly meeting of the San
ford Roiary Club at the Yarhl Club
this noon, was set a*i.ie until nexl
week, out of respect In th* memory
of Elton J Moughton Sr., a member
of the local etub for many years
Dr. R W Huprechl club secre
tary, announced that funeral ser
vires will be held al 3 o'clock Tor*
day afternoon al Ihe Presbyterian
Church, with ihe Rrv A G. MeInnis officiating
Past president, James P Hullsclaw, was In ehargr of ihe mrrtmg
Irnlav in Ihe ab ence of provident
| William Rush who !• attending a
Rotary District Conference In Sara-
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GLENDORA. Calif. 1#-A SB
year-eld widow and her daughter
rtarlrd Saturday walking and work
ing their way across the United
M ato , the tin t leg et a roundthe-world trip.
Sira. Mart Cummins*, who op
erate* a typing and stenographic
•trvice, and daughter Mtrril. 30.
publuber of a imall advertiiing
paper, the "Glendora Reminder."
plan to carry knapsaekt weighing
U pound* each.
tntandlng to hike at le n t 13
milta a day, they will carry three
cam era a, a gatolina atove, a IIpound portable lent, meat kill,
diary. S-pound typewriter, umbrel
la!. blankets and light coats.
In addition, each will wear a
large placard with this verse:
Will baby alt or type a line.
"Write a column, plant a vine.
"Wash a diih or scrub a pot,
"Mow a la«n or halve a plot,
"Shine a ihoe or pick a tree,
"Sing in groups of one to three,
"Talk to club*, be tad or funny—
"All ihls. of course, for money."
The veteran traveler* — they’ve
been to Europe three times — plan
to write a book about their jour
ney. They also are telling a postr ird service for 17.30. with sub
scribers receiving a postcard from
each major city visited
The llinerary: Glendora south
to San Diego, and then to Florida
via th* southern route to avoid
wintar chills of the Northern United
States. They plan to arrive la New
York neat April.
There, friends who own a freigh
ter have promised them passage
to Naples in Italy, Mrs Cummings
said. She and her daughter plan to
hike through Italy and France. In
London Ihty will taka a frieghter
to Hong K«ng, thence to New Zea
land ami Australia for the Olympic
Gamea at Melbourne, and finally
home.
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Calendar
Thomas. All members ere request
ed to meet at the church at 7:30 111 E. It S t.
Phon« 12
The Dependable Class of the p.m.
First Methodist Church will meet
WEDNESDAY
at 3:3 p. m. at the McKinley Hall
R eg u lar
S*l*
for a covered dish supper follow
The
Seminole
County
Food
Ser
1.98
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vice Association will mret at lha |
and social meeting.
The CPO Wives Club wiQ have Sanford Grammar School at 3:30 1.09 Lawn Rake 77c
a bake sale Oct. IT at U a. m. p.m. Guest tpaakrr will h* Mrs.
7.50 Ironlnff
in thi Ship Service on the NAAS. Thelma Ftanagan, State school
The proceed* of thi* sale will go lunch supervisor.
Th* Civic an t Fine Arts DrHoard ......
to the CPO Wives Christmas fund
parimtnts of the Sanford Wom
for needy children in Sanford.
an's Club will meet in th* club 12.50 Westinghouse
City Wide Youth Revival at tha house. Th* groups will fold
First Raptiit Church beginning at Christmas yetis a t 10:30 a.m. and
Irons ............ 9.99
7:30 p. m.
will hav* luncheon at 12:30 p.m. |
Guest epeaker for tha Fine Aria
TUESDAY
mtmbers will be Mrs. A. W. Run 39.95 BoyB’ or
The Golden Cirri* clast of tha nels and for the Civic Deport
Girls* Bikes 29-9B
First Raptiit rhurrh will meet to ment Mrs. J. D. Cordell.
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City wide Youth Revival begins
night at the home of Mr*. Wil
liam Fmith, 440 Summerlin Ave. at 7:30 p. m. at the Fire* Baptist
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The Seminole County Children!
1.98 Spaceman |.19
Committee will meet in the Sem School Buerintendents Cabinet
1.19 B u s .......... 77c
inole Coui.ty School Administra meting will be held-In the Chapel
tion bulldlhg on Commercial Street at 8:30 p. m- following the Youth
2.98
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Meeting and all member* are
2.98 G uns........ |.77
THURSDAY
urged to attend.
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- Tha Sanford Tourist amt ShtifCity
Wide Youth Rerival at
fleboard Club will have the re tha First Raptiit Church begin*
gular meeting and lupped will at 7:30 p. m.
Outboard Motors
ho served at A p.m. Game* will be
played afterward*.
FRIDAY
114.95 3.6 H.P. 79.97
The S. II. S. tile# Club under
City
Wide Youth Revival at
199.95 5 H P . 117*18
tha direction of Ml** Ollie Rees*
Whittle wilt present a musical First Baptist Church at 7:30 p.
219.95
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extravanganxa a t 8 p.m. in the m.
school auditorium.
SATURDAY
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Tha FLT Club will meet in the
Tha Semlnola Chapter No. Two 279.9510 H.P. 199.06
I OOF Hall at • pm .
The Dorcas Class oft he First OES will bavt a banquet in Mc
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P. Cullen on Crystal Lake et S Raines, 100 Holly Ave. Reserva 139.95 Washing
p.m. Cohostess will be Mrs. A. L. tions will be closed Oct. 20.
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them fctda get them. As Mag ai
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Moil of the tote in Holt'i flock
ere brown-haired and rang* from
fair akin to chocolate-colored Loo
Youaa Sun. a A-year-eld girl who
la being adopted by an American
Negro family. Mr. and Mra. Sobert
Franklin of Benton Harbor. Mich.
Two children era being adopted
by the Rev. and Mra, William
Collier of Portland. Ore. Another
la going te Mr. and Mra. Chariot
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pirllng arrangements.*
Four of the children will be
adopted by three other American
families.
The children range In age from
8-month-old Betty to Joe, 3t*.
Some were carried by newimen,
cuitoma ofneiats and passenger*.
Othera toddled uncertainly, threat
ening every minute to get loet.
Their face* were atroaked with
tearg and their noeei were running,
defying the beii efforta of Holt, a
nurte and cooperating paieengen
to mop them fart enough.
"I count them every >o often to
make aure they are all here," Holt
laid, wearily reaching an arm out
to corral 3->ear-old ChrUtine.
Holt ha a five daughter! and one
ion of hie own, who will help hit
wife Bertha bring up the eight
newromen on their 330-acrt ranch
outside of fm w e ll, Ore.
Holt continued:
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ATTRACTIVE AND INVITING
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Ifteee preeaaia are I*
require mu u fit* year
>1*****. it any. la u e
DECORATIVE AND
MAKE G im OP TB1M FOR HOUSE WARMINGS.
W X ROOMS AND O n « B OCCASIONS. ALSO
PRISON GUARD
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LASTING FOLIAGE PI,ANTS OR ptSH GARDENS.
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�THE SANFORD HERALD
lion. Oct. I?, 1035
gram m ar rubmfl M* •ppTTrxfl'm
Itrvruilir.g
Station llrtliig thirg choice* In
urdrr i»f p n f tm i;r. ,\l p i--ent
Ihrr* xre aturr tlur> lh(C«*hund*
red rourar. li>tr<) in the **■!.(*•!
cnlnlogu* that *pplkatipn* can rw
•rreplrd f.ir. The-* rom .r* aver
P hkc 3 through any Army
The Department of the Army
Iim approved a revolutionary nrw
rvenlittment policy for Army
trrieram that will allow them to
leer.ltit for direct alignm ent to
a eerviee rchoot ruurte of their
rVoire, it war announced today
>1 Sgt. Henry F. Jacobian, the
lex el Army recruiter.
"Thia program if only one of
Ae many advanred peraonnel pm*
rnrement policies being adopted
fcy the Regular Army”, Sergeant
Jarobaen raid, and explained,
•thi* program will "ffer Army
mrn who rernlltt within tht day*
f*em the date of their di*enarg*
r r relief from active duty, thr
apportunily to rhoore a course of
•pee la I(red training and receive a
guaranteed alignm ent for their
•hniee, before enticting,
Each applicant under thti pro*
*
A
V
▼trtnaTTy *Tt m ilitary nnd eecnpa* are »»rrl<r. TT>» nam'-er of rpttrre*
“The
tional cat err field* from A lton i‘ffrir»l i>y Ihit
to X -ray”,
Mill.
pmciam total*
Guarantied a lig n m e n t*
T-'crgrunl
a-lranrar#
of eti-v 'd rr rntlttlnp In tKa A m v a «fr*nte
i n-i.lnn, ■'the rerum iter <aid.
Mrn va h<> have been dl-chargcd
recently that like mot* informa*
lion ali>ut th lt guaranteed tchoot
training program a rr invited to
■or Sergeant Jarohten at San*
turd F o il I if flee every .Mo 1 day
direct training and l aving a guar*
antre f->r thr choice on a thrre
yr«r rntlilmrnl, plot thr licnrfiti
of th r new trrri'M inrnt honui,
which pay* up to tic month« pay
in a lump turn realty male* re
Jaru lix n 17*. ami
hefun> entiitm ent are given. In
It »»i aUo Burned that a addition to tie liitrvt nhoot at*
•trmt.>r program it air# in ef- figment*, applicant* with or with*
fret for high tchoot graduate* out prior arrric* may |<* a*<ignril
«h o h a t* ha<l no p rrv k ru * m lllt* lo the A rmy'a branrhc* of »er*
v 6 G R EA T DAYS! ! OCT. 1l mLL
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EnlUtment for direct asilgn*
■vent to rertain arm* and branchei
• f th« Regular Army during the
■mnth of October were announced
today by the local Army recruit*
•r, M Sgt. Henry P. Jacobsen.
The option, i II of which carry
Written alignm ent guarantee*
ar« th t Artillery; Armored; Air*
borne; Engineer; Medical; Military
police; Ordnance; Q uatlerm atlrr;
Signal; and Tramportation Corpi.
Other ipacial choicei include *"•
•ignmenti In Army Rami*, the
Special Korcei |Commando type
training I, and the U. S. Diaripl*
tn r y Rarracki at Camp Guidon,
Georgia.
To apply for one of thore ■*•
algnment* men mu»t be lingle,
between 17 and 31, an American
•itiien and par* the alaudard
Armed Torre* physical ard edu*
nation examinational S e .f s n l
Jarobitn pointed out that men
Who are oiherwitn qualified do
■ot geeeeaartly ha»« In po»*cj* a
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A t A d v e r t i s e d in
JOURNAL
• TOWN
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MEDICALLY
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ti na ahotild hr *
advanr* of
th e
•nltlcd trait .o
9) -Jay limit ;#
in*’if* that a ' lgntnrnU ran r>a
ma le befora i
termination ■>(
the time n
trrtmn.
M O N DAY TH RU '
SA TU RD A Y
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LIFE * L O O K
• POST
JOURNAL
• PARADE
MULTI-PURPOSE
ANTISEPTIC A N D
MOUTHWASH
Mftil*
anil TTednea'av, a 111 *fTT |:X0
nr rati Orla* • 5-n *1. Sergeant
Jaroh.rn cu p h ad ird that apptica.
STOCK UP on^
Personal Needs
APPROVED
te a s " KLEN ZO
TO O TH BR U SH ES
l
fooj willing nyfan
britfet. Tufted, convex,
Kdit confided
Soothing biMfy rub,
mmige Quick relit!
fortore,Rch'nf
musclesdue lo i
overexertion.
I
Ojic^ditiolring, f |t |.
working. S grain tibletf.
b j Intr a ' p i n rradt.
Deities of 100
o, ji, 2 ten prof, or fine
germs id
tfiture, flit trim
seconds when
itjlrt.
Choose your laconic
frigrantt of a delightful
alter bath refreshed i
vied fu’l
tlrtngth.
REG.79* i
hi|h eehool diploma.
Thee# three y««r, guaranteed *»•
gignmenta are offered on a
limited quota h**i» dun to the
great number o.’ "regular*” who
reenliit to i.u a ln
In the«e
apecial hranchei, therefor* Ser
geant Jacohten urgee iniere*ied
applicant* who would like further
Information t# rontact hint now
at Sanford Tort Offic# every
Vuiulav and Wednesday from
ttr I0IIT PINS. Male* C*r««n. reg n tipped
ISr CCKHiRCUl onttopts. Ha CM. »Mr
1 N IDItIVtt IhttlB UtHICU. 7 Ra'tering thidt*
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M tneh by
medicine, »oek»—end »n unu.nl
but ticket from rortamoulh, Ohio,
to Co) urn but. Ohio.
Rgf. C. M. I j w »W aeked him
where he thought he w»i »nd
McCord iitJ : "Columbtu, Ohio, of
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Uilitg the phone number the
grrgeent called Columbu*, Ohm,
and talked to Mr*. George r* sr,
who aaid the waa McCord * daugh
ter and that be wai believed to
• be «Utlin« a niece in Florida, lie
didn't know hew he got lo Dixie,
and added that the h m rlf had
•ever beard of relumbui, (la.
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gnvacrinated Florida children age*
1 lo IS incluiive.
Dr. I* U Fark*. dlreelor of Ihr
State Bo»r.t nf Health'* Bureau of
Preventable DHtaaet, aaid Friday
the Florida advliory commrttee
bad made the recommendation and
included expectant mother*. .
He aaid auppUe* will be allocated
•n a b a n t of children remaining
wnvarcinilcd and each county
health effircr will make Mi o*n
Vecenmendatioa
Dr. Parka raid Ike vaccine I*
free to the couitka and that each
health officer might—if he »aw fit
- a i k k a certain amount available
to doctora. Tht doctor would
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�Two Myths - Institutions Crowded
Parents Without Love For Child
Some 95,000 children mere living In In
•tltutiona for dependent and neglected chit
riren in 1060.
Trviay the number !• probably smaller.
So long aa one child who should be placed
for adoption remains in an institution, there
I* a job to be done. But there is no basis for
th e myth that the great majority of chil
dren in institution* could be adopted.
Most have living parents; soma have
mental nr physical handicaps; many ara
elder children.
About 51 percent of the children in In
stitutions in 195U were 7 years old or older.
Fewer then ? 'On v rre under one year of
,i |iy aio children in institutions if one
or both rarents are living?
Obviously, for come reason their parent*
have failed to maintain a home for them. In
the minds of some people, this !* sufficient
cause to remove a child forever from hi*
own parent! end permit him to lie adopted.
But when the parenta* failure to provide
a home ia caused by illness, or by death of
on* parent, end when the surviving parent
1* making every effort to re-e*tabli*h a
permanent home for hi* child, moat people
would think th at an arbitary derision should
Rot be made to eut the relationship between
parent and child forever.
When the failure is due to problems of
•evioua personal Inadequacy on the port of
one or both parents, It may be that the child
should be placed for adoption. But first, In
th e Interest of the child end hi* parents,
•very effort should be made to help t he (
parents overcome their inadequacies. E x - ;
The Sanford Herald
Paga 4
Monday, Oct. 17,1955
TODAY'S BIBLE YERflE
T%f way waa in tha aun, and thy patha
In tha grant watara.—Psalm 77:19— Before
tha aewtpaas was Invented tha sea waa ha*
WiMaring and forbidding. God moved on tho
water* and his itara wera set to gulda ua,
they stilt art.
SAM DAWSON
Tb# Rawtfca Is delicate b#raus#
Ik# art# I# rail# pile## I* strong
isjL ’aaw jars
Ike Maanmr la pick and eboos#
THE FUTURIST
Demos, GOP Prowling Farm Belt
cept for very young Infant*, the breaking
of parentia! tie* I* likely to be (liunuping to
children.
True thc.«e tie* have already been
atretched, aometimea unl*rnrably, by place
ment in an inatitutlon. But children away
from home—even young children—do not
lose their feeling* for their parent*. So.
decision* to break tie* permanently and Ir
revocably—which I* what adoption mean*—
Nor should we delay in assessing caremust not be lightly made,
S K 1
fully why children are in Institution* and
how they can l»e returned home.
m S S K ii
•The |xi|iulutmn of children in institution*
i* dropping. Between 1933 and 1950, it fell ,
__ .m u
off almost 35 percent at a time when the
general child population Iitcron-cd 11 per
cent.
Some children in institution* today
wouldn't he there if sufficient attention had
been given early to helping their parent*
either fulfill their responsibilities or sur
render their children for adoption.
This picture is changing and changing
rapidly. Most social agencies today are work
ing much more closely with parents of deprtnlenl or nrgleclcd children to help them
decide what ia the best plan for their child
or children.
The result Is that children either are
being released for adoption a t an earlier
age, or that parents are being helped to re
establish their homes sooner, or that tem
porary foster family hbme* are being found.
The extent to which the public supports
social agencies in carrying out this new em
phasis either of early adoptive placement or)
of some other permanent plan for the child
—-will have much to do in determining
whether children go into institution* be
cause they need the special help that a parti
cular institution i* qualified to give, or be
came an Inatitutlon i* qualified to give, or
because an institution
ORLANDO jv—Jam** MUIIi i b ,
chairman of th* fltat* Democratic
solution.
Executive Commute*. •aid yetirrday th* November raucua of
top Florida Democrats will br *
rioted door strategy meeting fol
You don't jMn the Chamber of Com- lowed by a public session on party
matters.
merra joins you!
Mtlllgan tald Gov. Collini, mem
If you have #var said. “Why don't they bers
of th* Florida rongrrstional
do something about . .
then you nr# a delegation, th* Cabinet and mem
logirnl member for the Chamber of Com bers of th* advlvory commute* 10
merce.
th* slat* executive commit!**
would meet in GalMtvtll* th* night
If you h it# aver aaid, "When Is aoma- of
Nov. II to diieut* strategy plans
body going to
something about . " then for th* !9M politics! campaign*.
you ara a logical member for the Chamber of Th* following mont'ng, the**
Democratic leader* will meet with
Commerce.
lb* stale executive commlitre In
Tha Semlnol# County Chamber of Com ■ general butiMsa session where
merce jolna you In helping you and others anything brought up ran b* dis
who have your same Ideas, and opinions on cussed. H# said “ lb* public is in
matters of business or publle concern to vited.'*
II* tald mi strategy wilt b# dis
havs your ideas discussed and presented i cussed al Ihe Sunday gathering.
and la many rases will join you In fighting! "I don't want th# Idea In get out
w# aro having a tmokefillad ##*•
to put thosa Ideas across.
sion," he explained.
Hr said “ w# would be making •
mi-take if we did" open th* strat
egy meeting to th# public.
"No businessman or football ar
baseball coach Up* their band to
tha opposition,” an tucb matter*,
People (0 to SO
CAN APPLY FOR
LIFE INSURANCE
If you are under 00, you *#n
■till apply for a ll«00i Ufa la*
suranee policy te help Ink# cate
af ftnal #ap#nsta wlthswt har
dening ywwr family.
You can handle ft# entire
transaction by mall wltb OLD
AMERICAN ad KANSAS CITY.
Na abllgatloa ad any kind, M#
•na will call on y#u
Write today for frw Informa
tion. Simply malt postcard #r
About lis.oa* American* hav* letter (giving ag#j te Old
disabling accident* each y«ar when American Ins. Co„ g W. fth,
they are doing thair awn carpentry
dm . af Newark,
WASHINGTON 41 Democratic
and Republican scouts a rt prowl
ing the farm belt thes* October
da) a cbeeking the political temper
of the farmer* and then trying to
project their readlnga Into the Its*
presidential year in term* of vote*.
No on* yet bat found a foolproof method of discovering how
the farmer* will vote. Nor ran one
Herlong Predicts Tax Cut For 1956
EWL'ANCE POSTPONED
BEBUITESGADKN,
Germany
y — A magistrate's court her#
announced today
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. will rpostpone
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Issuance
of
•- *formal■ death
certifi
cate tor Adolf Hitter until all
MSS German prisoner* whose fra#.
Idora has been promised by lb#
Hu ii Im i ar# bom*.
Tb* court had been *gp#et*d to
ta*u# a death certificate soon that
tho Fuehrer #ammitt#d wield* la
hi* Berlin air raid bunker April
» . 1041. Hitter'* vatet, Hrina Ling*
and pilot, Han* Baur, who kava
returned to Wart Germany In re
cent POW transports, have gtv*n
ayawltnesa a e e a u n t s of Ik*
Fuehrer'* test hour*.
IAMBS MARLOW
reduction will romo next year",
lltrlong •slit. “Bfcnuin It li an
•Itction year, any proposed cut
will he iprvtarulaY In natur*.
Both partlc* want to taka eiedit
for lawcring tax**, and I am it r*
that ii a tax cut cum ii iv win na
tha kind of a cut that can be
pointed ta with prlda In a cam
paign. and one which wilt benefit
a number af poopla directly."
Ilerlong tald that he haled ta
•ee th# writing of tax lava becom# a .political
and * "that
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ha felt the Committee would eom#
up with a fair tax bill In spite af
political pretxurvi.
“ It haa been suggested that
exrit# taxes, now paid hy the
rumutner, might h# removed and
in their place a elralght five per
cent manufacturer * tax placed on
th# aam* aa well a t other arti
cle#. Thia would piece th# bur
den #f collecung th# lav on th#
manufacture*, and would greatly
•Implify administrative and colaction problems," Herlong told,
"but probably would bring no
great U i relief In itself."
■ “ But he'a tor# beeaure price*
trouble at the poll*.
On# GOP scout, recently re aren't nbat be think* they tbould
turned from a trip though th* farm be He **> * E ire Benton fScrretary of agriculture! keep* telluii
country, brought back this story: farmer* they have to expect *
“ I went back to my bom* and leveling o fl-b u l that nobody u
visited my brother on the farm •tying the tam e thing to the V
where 1 wa* ratted. When I was duitrlal worker. And be doeao't
a kid, mother baked her owa like i t H
bread. We milked our own cow a. The farm problem I* vaatly more
W* canned fruit and all kind* of romplei than outlined In (hi* cap.
garden truck W# had freib egg* aule picture of course, but It la a
and fresh butter and there were part of th« whole.
frying chickens running all around There are about five million
th* place We didni have the farmer* In the country today. With
tneir wive* and children of voting
ate they probably total more than
12 million*. And how they voIc m
iremendouaiy important.
•
Three year* ago presidential can.
didatrt Adlai Stevenson, Democrat,
Democrat*; market in town, lie aays V * *Bd D! lIhi „ |Ki,,|*Bi?°'*,w' Rf,pulbli'
not happy, cheaper that way. And maybe it f *"' P
. '.i* . .**'*,
"7
.
fc_nw
00.000 farm folk gathered In ihe
their own U. I dont know.
opfB fl„ dl n„ r Ka„on. Minn Th#
Ihront listened to their speeches,
standing almost silent, giving no
hint of favoritism for either man.
mean steering on hi* tractor.
You felt as though here was a giant
jury gathered to past judgm c£
on the two parties.
The bulk of the farm vote went
to Eisenhower But tb* farm jury
must judge again in a few more
•INC* dry to# I* becoming
months And the politician* are
mora widsly tued around Ui#
trying to find out whether the
home for storing let cream and
verdict will be the tame.
frot#n food*, to cay nothing of
preserving fish *n rout# horn#
LET I.ANEYH
from that# fall flitting trip*. I
think a few words of warning aro
GIVE YOU THE
In order.
In th# hands of in«tp#ri#nc*d
Individuals, dry k* can he wry
Dry
Ic e
Can
Be
Harmful
IMIDBQXfcd
Get raady for
Fall and Winter
Holldava ahead.
SPECIAL
SUITS
Cl eased
Dry Cleaners
I I I E. 3n«.
Pfe. 4
PICKUP a DELIVERY
�t
Social.fcv e n iA .
Seminole H i
IGrammar School P-TA Votes To
Sponsor’
A C M . Dar
« . S*
B ° w l, f 0 0 ^ 0 " < » « » •
..........
on lor lh* Thursday chapel proAn inn..vs'i*>n In a fund raM n: man n( thr a m i , and Cliff Able*
gram by.ihe Spanish andtptech campaign wa* achnted at Ihe meet- vsrred t. handle the ponce*.mni.
! i . „ „ Tip characters were as tog °f Ih*1 Sanford Grammar Other* m the committer arr Mr*
(olio4 s* Marty Cameron narna- ***'"''* t’ TA Thursday night Jame* AY C.n* Hr E Epstein. and
tor; Fred Bab, Columbus; Thoma* • h r" "
voted to .pon.or a W I Ciaht.rr
Bos*jrer, Dirco and King Ferdln-1 "PfanutI Bbwi Football Game
othrr action token at thr meetand; lltlcn Hampton, brother SrThr idea. a ‘'brainchild of Mr* ir.s wa* agreement bv thr group t"
baiUan; Sandra Peterson. Father Edward McCall. wa* presented to «upport the I’ T \ Schn!ar*hip fund
Prior; Oliver Glddrns. Dei and lh* group by Pnnripal llerold Grammar 5< ho«l i« the first achool
Dominican prior; Robert Creasy. Heekenbacb. «ho evplain^l that to uke *Uch action
Buhop i>l Avila; S i n Jicob%on.
, touch foothij ami
ijr
n.in.elHrle
second voice and page; Pattie “ °uW be played by ihe sixth grade I#If 4n(j \;r, p n Colbert al
Witte, court notary; Betty Ann boya Other student, in the school l(rn, t e (C
state p-TA ConvenMunson, tfueer Isabella; Roger * l ' participate in other stunt* and vr„ |tl,n | n
hrl*f ,n Miami, in
Ataxwelt, chancellor; ladies in half lime en'ertammrnl. Tentative VWmtvrr
waiting, Claudette Hawkins, Mary i _Pl*D* ate to h air this cam# the
Mr* W P Smith, mrmbrrdiip
of No*ember in Ihe
Alice Justice Olivia Giddins and
chairman
announced that the
Municipal
Stadium
llelta Hamrton The Spanish dan
membership had increased 4fi per
Ted
Williams
was
named
chaircers were June Jmnmgi, Nancy
cent met last year.
Rtchars. Dottie Williams and Mary
Mr*. Rusted Wilson »a« named
Jane Flynt.
historian to replace Mr*. Frank
Missionary
Union
The play was well received and
Dutton who ha* resigned
enjoyed by all the students. Mr*
Mrs W F. Gtle* program chair
Elects
Regional,
Colrman and Mr Christensen,
man. introduced the following who
teachers, directrd it
presented a panel di«cutsion on
District
Officers. . . report
caul* Stewart Gatchrl.
BIG NEWS . . . The SHS Glee
...
. . . .
and Mr* John
Club will present its musical extra« ° T * n * ),U ’T r i 7
. moderator
___- .........................
..........L Lee
* angle tomorrow night il I pm . Semmole A*soclation> held a meet-| Hf( _ JfWfl R
Mr> Ell|, rant
in the auditorium . . From the ^ J * ur,£ * 1.1'
'
*L 1™ ham. Mr* s ,r. Grant, lbck Aiken
i
looha of tome of th* rehearsal! it Rsptlit Church in P riso n Springs and Cliff Abie
Officer*
wer»
in.Ulled
Mr* F. I Woodruff. Ill presided
'will be a “sure fire" good pro
The theme "Our WMU Rainbow" over the meeting and Mr* Randall T H E (illA M A tt 81*11001, l'-l k hail il* flr» l regular mrelintr Thursday right in lie School audit'll i uto.
gram . . . Everybwly make plan*
Mane important plan* were discussed including th. .................rig o f a "peanut” football pa ■ O ff
was used during the initaltalnm Chase gave thr drxotional Room «hown,
to attend . . ,
left to iifthi. air llerold lleckrnbarh, teruiul v e president; Mr*. I’rai , M no.lynff III, p
by
Ihe
Be*
Wenti
of
|irl.e
<n.
Of
rount for the even.ns wa» won by dent; Mm . P. II. Colbert, first tie# president; Mr* ( O I n . -, treasurer; M i*. John I l
There ia a city-wide Youih Re
ficer*
include
Mr*
A
J
Petcr*on.
ta ry : and V u . I rank Hutton, hi*lotian. rP h id n h y .lantr.unl
Mr* Grantham’* rooms.
. *lx si. led and spon«ored by
—
. - president. Mrs W Comh* Young.
'youths planned from
Oct. 23 by the First Baptist • ice pre-idcnt, Daytona, Mr*.
I I IK SA N FO R D H E R ft t t )
Baptist Circle Meetings
Church It begins at T.JO pm John D Abraham*. Sanford. *c. ie
.Mini. Oi’ L 17. IIL'n i
Pay;,
every night and anyone intcrc«trd tary-lreaaurer: Mr*, C. N Ben
The montnly meeting of the Terry Bird
nett
J
r
,
Daytona.
Young
Peoples
is urged to come . . . I know we
Mr* c E Harrell. Mr* C c
Leader: Mr* Carlyle Brook*. De- Women's Missionary Union of the
will all baneftt by it . . .
Flr»t Haptiri Church wa* held re McMami*. Mr« Martha Marshall
Land,
community
mi*»ion*
chair
Mr and Mr* W F Gordin of Musical Producticn
"Gum Drop seems to be a very
crntly.
Mrs. C W Eigle. Mr* E. M
I>)7
E Second M hate nU incil
popular song around school lately man; Mr* Jack T Bryant. Port
A coxCre.l dish luncheon and so- Carroll,
Carroll. Mr* E t \ Cowan J r , trom Miami where they attended
Orange, sleward«hip; Mr* J, W.
Mr* II. E
E. Melt
Melt* and Mr* J A the Vmcricun Leglcn Nation .| r n Will Be Staged
(Photo by Jaiuraun) . . . Jimmy Owens and Jo# Davis Parham, Sanford, training uhool; cial hour premlcd Ut» program at Mr*.
hav • rexltv txk*w ii to heart ,
t p i t . V i. **• * x rai*e 1 I"vi- Hmitb
vent Ion "Forty and Eight' and
★
X
You know . . it s funny the war Mr*. Thoma* Park, Orange-City, log Ihe number* *>( Curie One pre
CIRCLE NO. FIVE
Tomorrow A t 8 P. M.
★
★
★
★
children-1 home; Mrs. J G, Stcrtr.
Rainbow Banquet.
you can leil the way a student feels
Circle
Five
with
Mr*
Bra
NewRrhear*ali for "A Rig Wide,
Del-ind, mission study ; Mrs G. B. sented the program, “Come Wom
or whom they are thinking of by Drake, Sanford, publicity; Mi* en, Wide Proclaim".
tome, chairman, opened Ihe meet Friends of Elisabeth Mar* Mar- Wonderful World" ate ncarim
Just listing to the tunes they hum
Mrs. J S » lescland and Mr* ing with pra»er. Mr*. Fiance* E tin will be sorry tu learn that .he mmpleli.-n I hr product n «lll t *
T. Porter, Daytona, publica
. . . Can you guess who Iris Causey W,
tion*; Mr* Charle* Groover, New Willie Pippm sang a duel. "Mark, BoD. d r * .dion.il r iiJ lim a n . ti.rd a*
is thinking of when »he rings "Why
her topre. “ Why Ever, Christian !* ,'? ' hr
s *n,'» r‘u:« '« tchiHiI auditorium
° C- 1,1
w 1,1
Smyrna BWi a Ivt.or; Mr* W. C. The Voice Ol Jesus t* Calling '.
Should .Nuppmt The Church".
i i *igo aurgery.
Don't You Write Me*" . . . Joe Blue. Daytona, pianist; Mr* B R
CIRCLE NO. ONE
Special!* dance number* arr ua.
Alr« John l> Ahiaham* gave ihe
Circle One met in thr TEL cl***
••Distinction in arrangements is city rrt*tioni with fruits end Hunt is the an*wcr of rourse . . . Gray, Longwnod. rhnirster; Mr* J
der directum nf Carol Nutt and
•
he
mused
getting
a
letter
from
k
ra
tm
t,
repot!
on
m'»«ion
work
Mr*
R
l
room
with
Mr*
W.
A.
C irclen No,, SlX
Imire Kmlaw of Ihe Duxbury
eery important" laid Alrr. Pau1 v*-1 ruble* end "tip*" a n d him one day . . Bobhle Crutch F, Gilmore. Neiv Smxrna, Eari
Cooper, stewardship chairmaa gave . .
. .
Ochiltree in her lecture at the "trick*" on how tn make arrang
NcIiimiI of D incin,Coast district supt . Mrs. If J. prfrident. persiding.
The merlins opened with all comment* on the hook, "This t l Q S R O U t l U C M C C t
Methodist Church Friday Oct. 14 ing eu«y "even for the amateur." field is looking for a "Man In A Tudor. Dr Land. DeLanl district
Slii'F'ntt featured in the dance!
At sue made her crealioni the Raincoat" . . and Yvonne Cullen superintendent, Mr*. E I.. Magee, member* repeating Ihe Watchword World * Good*', and Stewardship
Sponsored by the Dora Circle of
Circle No Six of the WSi'S of Ihe
Dutch Dame, Janice Kirill'v,
is
resdv
to
"Wake
the
Town
and
lugethrr.
Mr»
Inland
Rudd
gave
Mr*.
Abiaham*
dosed
with
(he Sanford Garden Club Mrs explained ui detail how it was
Ftrtt Mdhoflitt Church mel recent | Carol Nutt Joe flan* and Hub’iy
DeRiry, Sanford district »upennTell
the
People"
of
her
"Huger
the
dev
on
mui.
"Why
W>
Should
prayer
Thove
prevent
were
Mr*
Ochiltree gave lour hours on lect done and the general principals
ly al McKinley Hall ullh Mi* ft Litlle: ...........el in Ihe Park, Bob.
lendrnl, Mrs, M. A. Tolluon.
Bea Nfv»*om», Mr*. F. FI HoU W
uring and ahowing creation* that involved. Her dried arrangements (that Sugar baby • ' Mine"* To top Pierson. YWA coun»elor; Mr*, Support The Church".
Sturdiv anf a* ho.tr** and Ml** b!e Crufehfie'd Al Stanley, Nan r
Mr*. R F Cooper offered the Mr* Willie It Pippin. Mr*. John klm* Chapman a* en hnrir**.
ahe made on Ihe apot. She ia na were ‘exquisite" in detail and she It off Geraldine Spivey. Mary John E Fox, Sanford. GA counsel
While, Murra- Nance. Yvonne Cul.
Rose
Speer
and
Pattie
Wilte.
the
It
Abraham*
Mr*.
II
R,
link,
Stewardship
report
on
"Why
We
tionally known in flower arrang u*ed "material on hand" to make
or; and Mrs. Ailhur Metres, New
lln meeting opened with the l(>n *n'* Meriilelh Srotl: In h
gossip
singer*
have
fallen
in
love
Mrs.
J.
M.
Moye,
Mr*,
\
L.
Should
Tithe
The
meeting
wa*
ing, haa been president of the them.
Smyrna. Sunbeam leader.
chair man, Mr* J II Nich ilvon. Dance, Diana F lel-her. Linda \nFlorida State Garden Cluba and
Ai Mra. Ochiltree talked the with "a mad" toag entitled "Apol The meeting opened at 10 « m. doted w.th all Ihe members re Thomas. Alt* It F\ Cooper. Mi* prrvidmc She trail a |H)em rn der*on, Linda Smith Nam v Ti *•
lo
Umberto
Silvano
Roberto
Ro
M
G
Cleland
Mr*.
iC
I.
Vance,
pealing
the
benediction
together
va*a*, Valerie Kirehhoff, Allte Brtt
(a an accredited flotaar abow told the group of the three slo
with the hymn, "Make Me A Chan
Those picsent were Mrs. W A Mr* II A Colbert. Air* C II titled, "Out Of Touch", during
judga. An Interior decorator In g a n she "always goes by"; 1. mano" . . what ever that Is . . . nel of Rletiing” . The theme for
ng Scotch llutiland I
,
with the Lord * I’rayrr irpeated in
If
-you
know
Just
write
to
one
of
Krattert.
Mr*
Ralph
Brtt*.
Mr*.
Drake
and
Mrs
George
t
Dixon,
lb tty Metl* Mat v Ro*e < ** r,
Dayton. Ohio for 14 year* ahe train the eye to see beauty S. be
Ulis
program
wai
"Consider
uni*on.
J. A. Williams Mr* II II New- Writur
S t ia Price. M.,r, . i I . ii
aaya that "flower arranging la a happy uting the material at band them . . . they would Uka to know Je*us"
Mr*. Randall Pried conducted
t ilt* i f: no m \
man. Mr* Ldand Rudd. Mr* W.
logical outgrowth at Interior deco and I dramaliie th# beauty of too . . .
Ni.nlrv
Morgan, Ann Ifarve*;
The
Rev
R
p
Lark*.
Orlando
Cirrte Six met in the llomemak the devotional. u«mg a* her theme, Nl>anuh Tableau. Ann Aa nt ni ,
Robert Carter 1s sending off for
simplicity.
regional missionary, spoke on the II. Murray. Mr* P I' Campbell, er* da** room with the rhairman, Truth
rating.”
Tn#
study,
**Confe*sioits
one
of
those
looks
on
"How
To
Mr*
M.
Gumming*.
Mr*
Dai*y
Henry Caiaa Pfiviij. Brewer, John
In ail the arrangamenta Mra
In bar demonstration! Friday
Gam 23 Terrific Pounds of Hand- rooperahxe minions department. Sprar. Mr* W, P. Vr*lry. Mr* t> Mrs, Clyde Humphrey piriidine Of St Auginlmr” wa* led by M u ny Yarckle- Alii* Liberiv. Mary
belare n crowd of approximately Ochiltree ahowed period and mod- tome Power-racked Muscles" , . . He encouraged all churrhe* to con C. Gibbs, Mr* Alma 1 ullej, and Th# meeting wa* opened with J FI Ten*Rieger Jr
llo.e N|>rr r; (ndian Dancer*, Rich,
110 persons Mrs. Ochiltree gave ant designs. Her enthusiasm and I don't know why though . . . hr tribute to the cooperative pro- Ml*. J. Roy Brut.
Routine Imririrt* wa* illtpo-rd of
prayer by Mi* Itumphiry New
aid I'baitan Teddv W'aikri; i ' hia program including Thanksgiving step-by-step methods on teaching certainly doe*n'( need it . . . Not gram. Member* were urged to
and Mr*
Nirholson reminded Cart, Carol Nutt. Dotty MilUai--.
member*
were
welcomed
and
re
CIRCLE
NO.
TWO
lead the Journals and periodical*
and Christmas arrangements, nov ihe group "inspired many who for Phyllis Brewer anyway . . .
that Oct
l* Ihe date Nanry
Circle Two met in the Woman's [toils givrn bv olfirer*andami
chairNancy Cv*h
cnau- member
................
, L 20
.......................
Nan- V R i.h a rd *.
heard her to create an arrange
nf tbs foment Ion* to know more Bible Class room with Mi* Fred men Gel well card*
rr
.
"gned
^
D-e
covered
dl.h
Liuchron.
when Joh
wviiam*. Red lim e
I
guess
you
all
knew
(hat
we
ment of their own." Tha contain
of
th*
missionaries
end
by
faking
the *ltidv book,
Within Tw o ,
. ..
.
, ,,
„
s-e used provided estra sti Inst the football game Friday night Interest ii them by praying and Myers presiding in the absence ul for *lrk mrmbers.
u .,.1.1 ,**
___ . ... *... Jam esl.ee Richard I’hagan Bohbie
La k t Monroe Demo ers
Mrs. B C. Moore, chan man.
| Ttia community mi*«mn chair World*", will be reviewed by Mr* Little- (airway to the Star
to Pslalka 19-9 . . . My prediction giving.
|*at
muli to her lecture also.
Mr*. O. S Sdman opened the man, Mr* II. J Finch led in Robert Cole,
llarrlngtori, Kav Jenkins, noli- o
The Iiora Circle arranged tn la thlt will Just make thr boys
There
were
approximately
HQ
Club Gives Reports sponsor
Mrs. Ochiltrre and was work a little bll harder to win member* present and 23 churches merting with ptaycr Toe watch 1plan* for the month* work The •s t *■ *1*° lemlndrd them of the Cnitrhfield. r'arol Nutt, s» !■ %
word for the year IGalmi 22 27-2# »!eward*htp le*».-n wa* giv.,1 bv
^ "• Plater and N.lMenial Price, lain Rarmrau Nancy WbitL-,
In
charge
ot the program as host the neat on# . . . . The dance af represented.
A t Latest Session
Mr* John E Fox Mr* W p ,,‘'1 J ' -1* Delicious refre.hmrnt* Yvonne Cullen and Iris Causey.
was iet*eated in unison
esses. A sandwich lunch was sold ter Ihe game in the gym was a
■fli Dak* Monroe Home Demon, and a member stated that "nearly big success sponsored hr the Glee
*r i '*'* •" >he following ladle*
Afr*. A J Peterson offered the ftriNik* lr . told about mi**lnn .ok
N !‘
atratmn Club met Friday evening everybody
and
made
plan*
for
Ihe
readme
of
Mabel Blount. Mi* V
devotional,
“
Wh
y
Every
holy
Club
It
was
presented
with
an
G o o d to 11* nreompanlmentt
at eyed to bear th# afwith Mra. John Griffis and lira. J . lenux n talks.
Supper Fetes Group Should Support The Church". The a minion book, riel is m ii,r Bolyn, Mr* C Rutner. Mr* Al Bpresd
Indian theme . . .
butter 1 t«e*l with *1 ft
W Castle. Air* L T D'i**. Mr* rhetldar r D o , nn.1 brown uridrr
C. Sapp aa eo-hostesa.
mivsioit study wa* given by Mr*, home of Mr* II J Finch
Well that's all th# news and
Atarlin.
Air*. F FI llirrkem id.e offrinl Alice Hovne Mr*. J II ilouk, Mr* the broiler, p .n tidbit I* ileLrit -if
gossip for flow . . . I'll see you Of Oviedo Club
The aew president, Mr*. Paul
Mr* Alyor* gave the Steward the devotional, "Why Every i hri* R M At a son
neat article . . .
Marra, talked of plane for (becom
•villi s cleerri I-f touiM-l or eatFi>t
Air*. C F Alimi. Mr*. C, C- rre etiir,) vrgr table *oi,|i,
On Friday Evening ship, "Life 1* A Stewardship" •tan Should Support The Church Priest,
ing year, and gava a summary of Lake Mary P-TA
Mr* RanJalt Priest. Air*.
Plant were mad* io visit lh# coun and closed the meeting wdh pray
th t cluba activltlea during the past
lovely supper honoring
It F' Robison, Air* E It Smith,
Wiien you #i« ii*iti? e.'oi. I
year* ter the county agent. Miss Plans Hallowe'en
members of the' Oviedo Woman* *F hom,
1fr
Christian
Churches
Myrtle Wilson.
Club heralded the opening of the
Mr*- Mlrtlfl closed the meeting
Th.oe pre.rnt were Mr. Civile Mr* J. F Terwilteger Jr . Mr*. cilih't* in • pmiltry stilfflog of
W S. Thornton Alt* I’etsch, All*. triavy, or in ■ sandwi.fi tprm-1,
rlub for the 19AA-M season, Friday * ,lh Pf*)'*- Tho*e present were Humphrey. Mr. J F Uwl*. Mr*
AU mambari am urged to at Carnival; Dinner
Orlando
District,
J
II Nuhol.on, Air*. II W Slur j be sure tu rn* away liie enrtiln. *
evening
Oct.
U.
'
Mrs.
Fred
Myers,
Air*
A.
J
Peter-.
II
J
Cinch
Mr*
lurner
laxlge,
tend the aouaty council at th#
fro m Ibe gitraril.
The executive committee of the
community center on Oct. 10 at
Approximately aeventy fiv# gath- ,,in’
Uharles L Park Sr . Mrs Alt• W C Ruir J r . Mr* S|wari, illvant an t Mi*« Aline < hapman
To
Attend
Confab
ered at tha City Hall Memorial " **•
Mr* II II Marlin Mr*, lien Burke. Mr* ri G Roller.
10;S0 a m. At a work project for Take Mary P-TA met at tha
the evening Mist Wilson gave a •rhool Thursday night to make
T h e annual Convention of nu,,<,‘n i
enjoy this wonderful oc 'D r J T N>*by. Mr* G S Sel “Mr* S A II Wilkin rn Mr* John
final plan* for their annual Hal
lr>ton in Swedish embroidery.
CFrlatian Chucchea of the Orlan- r **10"- * delicious supper wa* *er- ",,n ' M'*- " ‘ C‘
'D* F! F'ox
loween
Carnival,
Mr* W T Whrrle**. Mr* It ft
Refreshments In the Hallowe'en
do
district
will
open
W*dn»*d*v.
*#r
,0
lb'
iroup
by
Mr*
B
G
J"
'
Wri«"t
The rarnival will he held Satur
Mr* A L Rarineau Air* S J N hmrit. Air* II M < arter. Mr*
motif were served to 1) guests.
Oet.
II,
at
th*
First
Christian
Smi,h*
Mrs.
George
Jakubnn
J
r
,
day night, Oct. 19. A dinner will
respeciive committee*. I?*'1*; ' r*
J ' .
' W P Rruoft* J r , Afr* Furred
be served from AiOO to *:.M> p.m. I>.ureh, Daytona Beaeh, and close ln ^
Hrerkenndff. and Mrs S E IDr
B *hof!: ,’r* , .j - J
At S:00 a costume, parade will al 9 p.m. “A Taarhlng Church in l“eludlfl|. Mr*. George Morgan, I
a Changinf
Chaiwtinf World" will he the M«- Theodora Aulin. Mr* R F i ' rL y H- W<<1' *nd Mr* k- K hour.
be presented with prise*.
Webb.
Mra. Robert Geiger le chair ronxention theme. Rev. William Smith, Mr* L A. Hardy. Mr* J
(INCLK NO. TtIKEK
f.ike Coffee flavo r? Add a
W.
Castes,
Mrs.
W
If
Marttq.
Mr*
man of the carnival with Mra. L. Runnebaum, New Rmyrna Beach,
Circle Dtrc# met in the Gleaner* tabieaponn of instant coffee powdMax Leinharl. Mrs. J r. BnmkE. Roberta aaoistlng her as ee- will proeida.
We Now Have 3 Operators!
classronm with Airs B. F. Mc
LAST TIM* TONIGHT
rhalrwtaa. Other committee chair
Rev. Don Rauch, National Di •hire. Mra. J. W. Martin, Mrs. Whorter presiding The meeting rr b> a paikage «f vanilla puddlox
an-i
pir
filling
nilx
when
you
R
slier
A.
Teague.
t T A i m S ill
men ara: I r t . A. Omey. snack rector af City Church Develop
Mrs. Joseph Leinhari. prcsMent was opened with piayrr aflrr are addin* thr liquid railed for In
bar; Mra. C. Mixon, supplies; ment, Indianapoli, out • of . elate
which Air*. W. D Gardner offered
• JERRY KICKI.ITCR
Mra. E. Toney, cake walk; G. guest speaker, xrill deliver two of th# club, helped welcome the (he devotional. "'Ihe Al an Thai the package directions. When the
puddltif fiat rooted pour it Into
Cochran pony rides; Mr. Carlton, addressee. Dr. Paul C. Carpenter, m tm btri and viiltori.
• YIRt.YN IIKNSON
Mrs. Donitd Norton, from the limit A Bridge", using sm plurr. • herbet gla**r* and c h ill; s.rv r
Mra. Tlllls, Mrs. Humphrey, and Orlando, Rev. Gilbert Court*,
Ephriian* I.
with
whipped
rreain
beaten
wilh
Audubon
Society
office
in
Winter
Mra. Cochran, coetume parade; DeLand. and Rev John R. Gold• IKIN NIK JOHNSON
Atrs Williams eip llined eom
and Mrs. W. Event, dinner.
reform er ad Interim minister Perk, showed a very Interfiling munlly mission* snd Mrs t'nriirU • nnfertroner'a eugar ami rocna.
The regular monthly meeting here, xrill participate in a panel film pertaining to the Audubon So
gave Ihe stewardship theme "<>ur
Here's a reminder about wash
of the P-TA will meet at the discussion A religious film is tp ciety,
Potscsilon* In The Home". Ain ing corduroy wbirh is *u popular
• Plan On Your Holiday Hair Style Now.
school next Thursday evening be exhibited and Mrs. Ward
Williams closed the merting with this season., lb pirvenl a deprmt
Oct 99, at l;M p.m. AU parents Nicolas, kind* Christian Wo
prayer.
of Hnl on the surface, turn enrare nrged be attend.
men's Fellowship president, Jscq- Chapter Convenes
Those present were Mr* W C d'irnv garmrnt* invidr out before
Call
too villa, will apeak. Delegate*
Lynn, Mr*. B. F McWhorter. Ain wi«hing by hand or maihme in
Af
Troy
Ray
Home
wilt enjoy dinner together at
A'olie Williams. Air* A K Ito.srt. map or detergent sud*.
!, L. C. Backstaam, Jr., wilt net 9:29 after which Rev. Perry L.
Holy Cress Episcopal Church mri ,rr‘ W.[‘ W,V” H
R*9R*
Sanford
will
conduct
dabe reapenelble for any debts
recently at lh# home of Mrs Troy A Willums, Mrs R I. John.nn
Rwve the gelatin ai- uml canned
votlons at the night session.
Mrt M. C. Hagan, Mra. Denver ham; u*e it in a rai-in aaura
Infurred bp anyone ether than
Ray. ata Magnolia Ave.
B ill (M y
Several
carload*
af
Sanford
11 (Id Snnfnril Ave.
I'hnttp lfifif
Cordell, and Mra J. L Jackson.
when you serve some of th* ham
myeelf.
folk* export to attend tha m*«t» Mra. Maraaret Rower, chair
O R T O O W -N K W I
CIRCLE NU. FOUR
sliced and heated.
man.
presided
and
led
the
devo
Ing.
tional. Mra. Amelia Nohcl present Circle Four met In the chapel for
ed several topic# and arcaa of tla first mealing of the yrar. Prachurch work which were of major aiding officer and chairman, ALs.
M. N. Clfvatand, opened the meet
Importance.
jo c l
Mainly used waa the United ing with prayer. Tha walthwordt
Thank Offering which is sponsored were givrn tn unison.
"Every Christian Supporting the
by the Women of the Chureh.
Refreshments were served later Church", was tha drvntmnal loptr
n the evening to fhe members end offered by Mr*. P. C AlrManus
two visitors present. Miss Carol Allision study chairman, Mrs. Ter
TIM R tfU tnU on Books of Um City of Sanford, Florida, a rt open a t
Slone, president of the women's ry Bird, gava a report and re
tha City Hall, oonmancinf Mondays Beptambar 19, 1955, for th* purpo**
Auxiliery and little Peggy Rower lated an intareating atory from tht
rommisaton.
were
gueslj.
of rofiflterinf for th« Municipal General Election to bo held on November
Slewardihip chairman, Mr a .
If wai announced that the
1 , 1955, anJ will remain open each day except Sundaya and holldaya, up to
Georgia Claitosi Fruit cakes will .Martha Alarahall. gave an intereit
Ing talk. Mra. E. M. Carroll closed
and Including Friday, October 98,1955.
be sold agata this year.
In* meeting with prayer. Those pie
sent wera Mra, AL N. Cleveland.
DON’T LET Rl’n RUIN
Mn.
E C Harper, Airs. S. 0.
GARDENING 700LR
who have acquired a legal voting roaldaneo In Sanford are required to
Yoti can (ell a good gardener by Weeks, gtos Sam Allred. Air* C
Nglatar.
the way he keep* hi# tools. Whea If. Grctot. Mts. Watson Real, Mrs.
Ihe gardening la doae, R pays to
scrap* dirt from th* metal parts
A> other provleaaly rogtatanl afneo December 1. 1950, am already
of «U tools Then wash them la
f ttiU f M to vote and do not h m to iM ifltta r.
bad soap at defergaat suds, base, Whre • cMto surtf hegto nsing
a a i dry tareftUy. Coat er spray
th* metal with a tight Wm af
’gna osher modilubricating oil la preveat rusting.
P&A&JDJud&
Mrs. Paul Ochiltree, Flower
Arranger, Lectures To Croup
FOR YOUR
CONVENIENCE
BONNIE JOHNSON'S BEAUTY SHOP
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Greenbacks Slam. Past Stock
Race Is
Lyman Greyhounds 33-6 Halted
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Friday nlrht the S. It S Band
and pep Club were "really roekin",
ai und Ihe clock that i«
The main attraeiion of Ihe half
time ahow wa* ihe tormlng of a
clock hv ihr pep club White the
h aul played "Hock Around Ihr
a h e k ” ihe hand* of the clock
ifttved clock*i«e. the clock moved
eounter-cloekwHC, and Ihe majorelte corps did a baton and dance
routine.
Another part of the performance
wav the traditional forming of the
lelirr "S” and Ihe aehnol »ong
IIIF, SAM n u n HF.RALD
re fi
Mon, Ort. 17, 10B5
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Bjr B. HIGH ANSI.KV
The Groveland Greenback! alammrd paat Lyman by an expected
J3-« acora Friday night in Longwood It was not. however, expect
ed that they would have to do It in
the air. Out the Greyhnundv held
them well on tha ground.
In Ihe first period Bill Coekroft.
the CFC’a leading ground gainer
limbered up hit paining arm and
lotted to L'wane I'lrreefield for tn
yarda and the Greenback! tin t of
five touchdowns. Crmkmft pitched
I me again In Ihe aecund period;
thia time It wav flonmr Sewell who
received and carried the mail for
70 yard* and Grnvrlanri'a second
TD. A third trorlng drive wa*
atarled in th* accnnd period when
Groveland pounred on a fumhle on
Ihe GreyhounJ 30 yard line A 70
yard drive wai rapped at Coekroft
went over from the 50 yard line.
After the lecond half, Coekroft
eel up the Grrrnirt fnuith touch
down by tparkmg a M yard panng running
attack. I’lercefleld
ended the drivr by circling rn<l for
II yardt anil paydirt In the lad
quarter Sewell a ided Ihe fifth acare
by climaxing a pawing drive. Hr
ran through Ihr linr for It yarda
and paydirt. Cockrufl parted for
the extra point.
Then Lyman made ita bid. The
Greyhound) fuel a to yard drive
for a icorr. and John F rambo
made Ihe tally by carrying over
from the one yard line
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U»4 iter. *'r*iui-» ill,
The U a n p «
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M S VEGAS, Nev. <r-A sched
uled 200-1 ap dock ta r race »«l
By B. HIGH ANSLEY
lulled yesterday brcau-t »f an HLike
a tornado tearing through
rar pilrup and Norman Nel-on of
Detroit, riming a 19)3 Chryalerj pine tree* the Palalka Maroon* tore
l through Ihe Fed forward wall and
• a t declared the winner.
left the backfield in devastation
The piteup occurred on the 75th
The Fed) Irft the playing held
m u . T —\» » Hum. IlnoM n*.
lap
and
the
field
continued
at
a
II —H linIK. lUdwInn r < l. — litlm *;
Friday night throughly »pankcd.
II—I,»mrn--n- 1 tm* |rl n t» *.« *. Iwn *|nw pate. When the Jam cnuld
mfetenaI’nm l'ir. Mr M * h|, J liik i,
not he ctrared the rare wa* and lhankful that the aeore wa»
t ill h ie .
only 19-0. Net once did Ihe Feda
• » n < i iir r# iw «
prove to he a threat in that terribly
ilrn i l U t il
T la • 1 I I
l.im a i
* n e a t
unequal foray Over 3000 Manned
• raring ’fnwrOaeHn*
fanv walrhed a* Ihe Maroonv thovflrt.vwlwrtrl; M ..II <1*. I'ltrolltli)
111. I V tiM I , ll-llrr.
tt\ the Pr«U around almost at *il!.
i,linen- Kumlirr
Pnlnla ll lr r T a< rM « « l
t|rn> <l<i<it llellrr Hi, iplacc
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SYDNEY. Australia
- Ken
ftuvcwall and Lew Hoad. AuitraHa's 20-year-old Davia tu p twin*,
turned Iheir back* on lucrative pro
fessional contract* today and an
nounced they would remain ama
teurs.
American Promoter Jacx Kra
mer had offered the two 150,000
each to join his troupe. Only last
week. K r a m e i signed America'*
No. 1 Davia Cupper Tony Trabert.
for an eitimated 373.000.
But ftn-ewall and lload deci-lrd
to stay with the sporting good*
companies for which they workjn
addition, lto*ewall has been freed
In do part-time work for a milk
rnmpany, whirh will bring hi*
4"
UrniSllRilf l> l» n ill llli.
n#M lilt, It Jiinra 111,
Tampa Needs
Work On Defense
TAMPA OK-The Unlvcr.lly of
Tampa foothill team still nredi
more work on defense. Coarh Mareelino Huerta laid after Ihe 4f*-13
victory over ttetaon Saturday
night.
"We ara happy wjiti the progre*a Ihe club has shown in Ihe
first four gimra but we still
haven’t reached our peak." Huerta
said. " I hope we can do It against
Llviogiton S ta ir"
Uvingaton play* Tampa hrre
Saturday night. Uvingaton has
lost to Troy Stale, aim an Ala
bama laaehera college which Tam
pa defeated 310.
The Red fro** *prnd* W per renl
of lit budget In aid military person
nel and velerana
said Itnsewail "IF* been a worry
and I'm glad Ihe decltion ha* been
made. I.*w made his and I made
nunc. We didn't influence each
olhe r "
When he heard of their decision
in Lo» Angeles. Kramer admitted
he wa> stunned.
"It hit me like e ton of brick*,"
he said. "Hull still have Trabert
and Ihe obligation to make the
heat possible tennis show with
him.'’
Kramer laid he li considering
asking pro* rancho Gontalea and
Frank 5«dgman, himself a former
Aussie Davia Cup star, to Join the
troupe. Roth have played for Kra
mer befnre
“ A professional tour with both
Roaewall and lload In M would
have great appeal to the public,"
ho said. "However, If they won't
he in Ihe troupe, we would have
two great professionals In Sedgmin
and GonraU* "
NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
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BUSINESSMAN: Yaw «d
Local Tourist Club
Plays In Tourney
The Sanford Touriat and Shulflehoard t iuh entertained Ihe Orange
L’lly and HeLand club* at the local
court la*t week.
Mr*. Goodiy ar.d John Dili won
firs* play oil. In addition were exibiliona of nlher plays. Under ihe
Ihrea elites AI lladdm and Mr.
Weber were dvfeitrl from Ihe lo
cal elub in final play off hy Mr.
Vinscn and Dr. Davia of OcLand.
The rrowd waa *o large that
there "were not enough court a to
aecornodale them" a member slatIt wa< mentioned lhal the public
la invileq tn attend (hr»a gime«
and ihe memherihip I* open to all
interested persona.
Nine time* tha Palalka club ad
vanced within the Fed a yard line,
picking up 13 first down* againal
only three for Seminole.
Two luuchdowni were act up ai
the Fed wall tuckered to Palatka's
well executed "acreen pa*a". La
mar Hudgina, Palalka quarlc.back,
toivrd four completed patiev out
of eight attempt* to halfback Kenny
Morrrii and end Norman Dlnglty
for a total of lot yarda.
Devon llweni wav the fire In Pa
latka'i attack. He ran over and around and throu:h the F e ll for a
total of 120 yard), and accounted
for two touchdown* and kicked the
Maroon* extra point.
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•M iiTtui r
I II * * Marhlrt#
Co. •
IUth#r*B
Early in the second period the
Ptirnltur* r®
flu V u r •
P h * p «« < > > ry C ity ralatka Maroon* recovered a Fed
fumble on the Palalka 13 yard hoc.
PrlMtnr ffi,
H *»ft* i t
l> n .i» ri
T ‘ in n iv 'i
Two play* and a first down later
tUdlslnr fHiatp.
Lamar Hudgina pulled hit icreen
|(*a«sVrf
U *TI*
If*
V
II
l i t I*. p a n to Norman Dlngley that let up
Itola M rtll
II
1«\lt Ihe llrit TD. Then Morri* vkirtrd
vv. I l .i t . kV
right end for 21 yard* and paydirt.
f|. It* krniiAih
Murcia b oted true for Ihe extra
J r *- a|f
r l -.t,|f»»
point Thu wav th« second threat
If Kmibh
o| the first half. On the first play
r. »:iiri
r.
of ihr iccond quarter Palatka had
T. II
t
movrd the ball to Ihe Fed U yard
M
T roiah
line, climaxing a M yard rrrti/ned
K Kir^l.hoff
drive from Ihe Drat quarter. Pa
i. |*t#rrn
r. Iltikur
latka boggH down there, and the
1i. ViY
hall went over. Four play* later
«' O ftlllfH l
the Fedi were farced to kick and
M lllllkf ra<gw
Patatka look over for tha trormg
M lluM**.»*f
drive. Then late in the Jrcnnri pe
II Kr#l»#r
V r lllfUfitdB
riod Palalka *par)ed another to
It u n i®
yard drive, but the clock ran nut
«1. 1« fit«
i. II# »
on them and the half ended with
T l» ally
the hall on the Fed 20 yird line.
M M i‘ -f M
IV. T> re
The «ec«nd hall opened wilh Par
KmrfrV
latka receiving, and they fired an
M ftiaifkjr
r yrriih
other drive that atarled on Iht II
i*
Jr,
yard llnr that earned for S2 yarda
U. u hld(to«
Cs Pltrri
and another Palalka aeore. Again
the aereer paav wa* employed, and
Xevrn Michigan counties have Iht* lime Hudgina flipped Is Kenny
Morria who took it to tha four yard
mure than 300 takea each.
A N N O U N
line. Morria ran It thmugh Iht
renlar from tha one. The attemp
ted convert mo waa blocked by Da
vid Galloway.
Morria again figured itrongl)
on drfenae a a he atepped In front
of a Semmolt paai Intercepted it
on hJl sren 40 Owens then *,v aried
a d n v t by carrying th« ball dovn
tn tha Fad 20 yard line on an off
tackle play. Two play* later he
cracked through Ihe line for 12
yarda and Palalka'* third score.
Again hia attempted conversion «*»
blocked, Una time by Jim Hawkin*.
In ths fourth quarter Palalka
roach "Rabbit" Smith emptied Ihe
benrhra. and Immediately the Fed*
•parked a drive. It carried to the
Maroon 30 yard lina where the first
airing waa railed bark into action,
and that waa til for the Fed drive.
Then Hudgina toned In second
atring end Sam Perry. Perry look
it for &3 yard*, and Hawkins finally
outran him on Ihe two. Then the
Fed* did their only rrspcctablc Job
at deftnae. They held for ihe
down*, and took the ball on their
own one yard line aa Ihe ball-game
ended.
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If It • W o rth A n jrth la g
I t’s W o rth A d r o r titia s l a
THE OLD HOME TOWN
ROB SAUt
B-RKAL T A T R ROB M l j - I
QUICK CASH for Furniture. Add
ing Machines. Typewntcri. Out
board Motor*. Boat*. Super
Trading P ail One m ilt South
on 17-02. Phona 2212-R.
CLASSIFIED ADS
DAILY C R O S S WO R D
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•tease rt
14 Furl
17. Diminutive
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19 Offend
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ODHAM ft TUDOR, INC.
METAL ROOFING
Builorri of Finer llomri for
Naw In Stock. $-V Crimp —IV "
Florida Living.
Corrugated— 2V* Corrurated.
Get all Yaur roofing need* at
Salet Office—2623 V* French .Ave
S h erm an C eaerete P ipe C a.
Phone 2100 or 2960
Out Waat 12th 6L
Phona 2413
private bsth*. tit W. flxit St
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Real Estate
Avalon
739-W.
rL 'H ^l ^ a P Apartment. W Park
Ate.________________________
CLEAN ftmtlahed apt. Clo»o In.
703 Welt l*t St. Hume ML
FURNISHED Kitchenette ApU.
Air Conditioned. Slumberland
clntft. South a t r bm lu High
way It-***
1
iU 3 Bedroom Apt.
DlHNlSHED
Collage. Phona
ai»o 3 Room
Ho
43J-W.________________NICE BEDROOM. J ’n 'a t e c n trance and bath. Tbooe 3Qg-W.
DOWNSTAIRS furnished apartnwnt. 703 Palmetto. 1’bona $23
FIVE Lovely, eleiin Roome. $33.
Tho roomi . 135. >11 1
FURNISHED Three Room Apt.
bath. Screened porch, OarIfI with
age. 112 Park or Phono 1331 ■R.3.
FURNISHED three room* and
bath. 1903 Waplr Atr Phone
1171, Auarello. 600 Park.
metto.________ __________ ____
NICE three room furnished Apt.
2300 MeUonvlllc._____________
MODERN 2 Bed mom. furnished
A Home and Four Unit Motel
w Phuoe HOT.
______ _
4 ROOM downstairs Apt Near
nursery. Phone 002-W.________ _
FURN. Apt 3 large rooms. DowntOU. FflOBI JiH.
3
BEDROOM furnished A pt
Lights, w a u r furnished. O o#p
In. $41-30 p e r month. 1OT Locust.
Phone T24-M
O f f ic e space qvailabla
block
from center town. Ph 31W.
J . W. WALL, REALTOR.
Fiend a State Bash BuUdtaj
-Call Hall” Phona 1731.
* r v r*
p k w n — it.
ii a u n tt.
10B- SALESMEN WANTED -1 0 '
••OPPORTUNITY offered f o r
salesman to wiuk the Hanford
lerntorv *rlling |ak llll( « in-l
rayon Upon. Cotton m nylon
ow* In ouilders and contractor*
CaU Orlando 3-4373 nr write Aim
m i Pniat Co.
Product* Inc , 2491 t'oolidge
113-114 Waat Bad RL
Ave.. Qrlandn. Fla."
Looking for e good location.
2103
1103 Amrlia in HIGHLAND
PARK. Very neat 2 bedroom
104 L Park
home with tiled bath and hitch*n equipment. Yard nicely land- 7H CU. FT. Coldipot Rrfrigrra.
tor. $43. CaU 1047-J.
araped. Priced at $0,300. with
attractive lerm i.
PERFECTION C.ss Water Healer.
Escrllent condition. Phone 911-J
Robert A. William*. Realtor 211
West llth St.
Raymaed LaadqalsL Aaaaclale
Phone 1(71 AUanUa Bank Bldg. B n fg u riy A ppllane* C e n te r
“Yuui Wevunghnuse Dealer"
f 1.030 00 DOWN buys this new CB
Maytag Washers
•
one bedroom home In quiet sel
Co'vmsp Heaters .
$44.30 u
ling In Ctty. Close to shopping 11$ Magaella Ave.
Fb-ae 113
A store, hot water hrater and
space heater furnished. Total Used furaiture, appUaaees, toot*,
tie. Bought-sold. Larry's Mart.
Pnca $4,330.00.
321 East 1st SL Phone 1(3!
W. R.
U SED F U R N IT U R E
Realtor — General Insurance
Gertrude R. Dtagfeider AsaeciaU
CASH AND CARRY
Phona 1123
112 N. Park Ave. Dinette Tables .................... $4 96
Buffet ............................ 7 M
MODERN 2 Bedroom Heme. Small
Leal Tabic
............2 M
OT.730. Lew down paymenL Drop
Kitchen
corner Cabinet .........4 9*
Monthly payments, $41J4.
Kitchen Chiirs ...........................M
Kitchen Stools ....................... M
C A. WHTDDON, HL
Larga Dresser
. ............. 9 U
■eg. “
Real* ( s ta le Broker
■eg
Hollywond Headboards ........ IM
V. E, DOUGLAS, AMOCIATR
and Mirror ...................IM
ll» A Park
Ph tan Vanity
Metal Beds ............................ 3 M
Rollaway Bed .........................7 M
9M
S m all D ow n P a r m r n t—1*00. Larue Settee .........
2 Bedroom Fram e construction. Platform Rocker ................. 2M
Wood
Roeker*
.......................
IN
Jalouiled poreh and kitchen bar.
San Lenta Section. Divided W'nting De»k ....................... i nn
street, Idral for children! Law End Tables .............................. M
Smoker*
,39
pnee of $9,430.
“ Come in, Rimhle around.” Many
more item* not listed.
FOUR ROOM frame home with
one acre of good farm larnf. 4
Mather
of Sanford
from cit> c*d nttdk a il/
127
R. IM M.
minor repair*. $2,10 0 .
BrtN TVs#
11*2 Rsatk
Ml
uSF*
U »MM. M
llama. A.
iB
OR TRADE — All necessary
•qulpment for operating Fruit
and Vegetable Stand. All new.
Phona 1211 or 2063
Marble top eoffe* tables. Wrought
iron frames with black, white,
gray or pink marble lop* Order
now for Christmas delivery.
Fold* Monument Company, 206
E. 3rd SI. Phona 1016.
PURE BRED Duroe Sow, 14 pigv.
first litter. Weight 300 lbs. 13
month*. Phone S3I-J. See at
High School Farm.
V/
J
%
14-B—
WtWUBAMCR
42 To give
tack. *»
money
44 1ia\
11—
WORE WANTED
Rata* k _
Policy holders
M ir W E ia a n Inn.
4J7 Rsadarg AllaaM*
34
-II
701 Cyprr** Avt*. Phone 6i’»-R.
YOUNG experienced
salrigirl
wDhes work in Sanford. Write
to R. S. % t|ri»!d
1m j
Trailers —17
WILL KEEP ( IIII.DIIEN in mv 17- Ai
home by Day or Week, ('ail
2274 R.
YOU to sea US Refer*
It wtE
you (uy. Open Evening* and
TYPING done at home. Ara you
•UAdff A.
... .
running for an ofhre? Let me
Easuida Trailer Bales,
addrrts your cards and en
PaJalha, Fta.
velope*. Phone 711-M.
Foil
SALK
— Will tacnlira equity
LAWNS 3IOWKD bv Jerry l-ord
on 1931 Ford 2-door sedan. Ks
Free em m ile* Phone I3I7-W
cei.rnl condition. Call 1643 J.
aftrr 6 p. in.
14- SPECIAI SERVICES - I
Plaasblag. Rreaay Heating
M. G. IIO IK iK S
Serv'te on All Water I’um
Weila Drilled - Pumps
Psaia Read Pkau* 7*i
w indow
43 P.iver iSifc )
44 A drof , !
moisture
CALL 1121
1933 POWKRGUDK BelAIr Chavr<t|at-g>>o<l conilitinn-rra*nn*hle.
W.ll accept trado in. IM Avaea.yn Ave.
CHKVnOLfrr l l 'J , leva mileage,
one owner. Will con*ider trade
In t ali i.w7.R. after 4 M p. m.
HOG HR’S T IIF ' k SKHVIUK
General Tree Surgmn Trees re- 19. l MUl't I. A. loi.k* -.iMi-l. run*
(traced. Phona 309X-W., San
Good tire*. 1163. 2120
ford.
Orange Ave.
Mill " tl.t: oil TRADE
FI DOR sanding and finishing
( leaning, wasing. .Serving Semi l'*Vi JEEP Station Wagon, 4 »hivl
ilm r, v irn hub*. *iv n tinder
nole County since 1123. 11. M
motor Phone 1261 nr 2049
Gleason, Lake Miry.
1944 Ill'll K. lino. Cash tot K
ENVELOPES, letterhead* (tatn10th M
maata. tnroicts. baud btilu. and
p r o gf r a m s , ate. Progressive
'5 0 PI.T MOUTH UOUPK
PriaUag
*1 Ca., Pkou* 404 — 443
llclu**'. Private owned, new motWut lJtk SL
or. belief), tire* and healer.
Escrllent condition throughout.
TV 8EKV1CK
Milesge 41,004. No dealer*
Fast and Eiiiricnt
M0 | Park Call betwrrn 4 and
JENNINGS TV CENTER
Phone 2313-J.
11- AUTOMORBJf~BRURRBR .|g
HICYCLK P A IN T IN G
binrage until X-Ma«
CARR
BODGITT SOU) TRADED
Ble way's Bike hhnp
Ray Real's IIm Car*
310 E. 4th SL
Phoaa U34
fiinford Aa* A n ib SL
Spire Heaters and Floor Furn
■■
—
aces Liberal Traded a.
I t —Waters/1 at*/ Trailers-- I t
FURN. Apt. $34. 1101 French.
NICE rooms, hot water, television.
Coffee privileges. $4 weekly.
ROBSON flpurtlng
1013-W.
Bttoruda talas A Barrlcw
_
1A07CEDA* AVENUE
3*4 E 1st RL
FURNISHED 1 Bedroom Apt 3-B; R. d e l u « , e masonry home.
Phona 433-W.
nicely located near high school,
1*13 i t - r u R w m m x - 1 *k*i* g —«m |
UM CASH, TRADE-IN prices HOT Sssfard Am .
furred walls, ceramic tile bath,
niRMHHED Garay* Apt
paid
paid far need furniture Call log,
Elcc.
Range
an
d
RtfiUesalor.
P . M. CAM TBK1A.
Bur v*«r Furuftura at Harry's
trie kitchen. 304 Elm Ave.
Fli*
WUaou-Malar
Pueuttura Ca. 2U
Attractive 100 ft. lot will shade
WarsAaus* F u n ., O . at Ml W.
R. 1st *L
trees. 19,300.
V
tat. St. AQ aa Uas a Ur adv. furU%WO . BEDROOM unfurnished
mture at warukausa prices
1441
IB
HELP WANTED
1$ 1-Way IT-OT
house. 404 Colonial Way. Owner,
LOCH ARBOR
HB-M.
m
'Bstlo'
i
n
iiu
n
d
a
n
t.
"gETd?
Far
Better
Flumutog
kojM in A-l cooD E S E O
employment, Prefersbly aver 23
■a* a r Cau
yaars
old.
Phone
tlM.
SMAU. BUCK AND WHITE long
W.
J.
KINO
btoek from •ckoo?ltu,lln J j 5 !
COTTAGE. West First BL Fruit
haired dog. City Ucrn*« No 97. L
mm Baulk Park
[s the moet ppecious modern EXPERIENCED PARTS MAN
trues, a r s ly p a lle d . Ph, 110B-J.
If found picas* rail 323-W.
bom# we have to offer In lu
WANTED AT ONCE. GOOD
A Maator Oaaafracttoa Ca.
Child's pet.
NICELY Furnished 3 room GarSTEADY JOB. APPLY IN PER- GriffisHomes
and Remodeling
s i s A *. CaU 111 daytime, 943-R
SON. BRITT TRACTOR CO.
PbOM 2344-M-4.
aw T p . m. C. C. Welsh.
^ n G H W A Y ^ ra y _____________
FOUND— Young fern ah- dog. Pari
Spit* «,r Collie.o«*ner may have
HOUSE
CLEANING
- Window*,
Seminole
HA RK1.P WANTEPTfemsk) 1*4
by paying for ad. Ill K 2l*t.
-ifNFURNlBHKI) 2 Urge rooms,
Wslla, Floors. Ph. 1). C. Cald'
1
l_ !
WCU, 1143-J,
h r also g j room A pt No children.
22-EI,ECn:iC« | aawwse-wy p
BEAUTY Operator. Guaranteed
S atan. Eva Bess Beauly Shop,
IN £ _ la d Si.
PRIGIDAIRR
a ad ssrvto*. O.
Ugh. Ovtoda,
I M _______
Fla. rkaau 4U1
|t ^ M
e 1 pen;need and learner*.
1642-W
attar
S
p.aa.
Women wmied for both day and
Cav
niche shift. Daytime hours, f to
A ilttla spat* llks this vtD gat
4:30. Evtalaga $ : » to » »
»ur messag* M o n oar more
i.m. F.sprrienerd preferred but
aa 16.040 readers. TsU 'em to
earaers will bo trained In free
l l Fkooa t a n .
vocational school. 40 hour week. Osafract and rMttr work. Ftm
asttmatas. R. L Harvey. M
Pleasaat woi
laafard Ava*
— —
modem plant,
holidays. “
GATLIN BROTHERS
Insurance,
m
AND INQtTRR
D A IL Y
CRO SSW O RD
ACROAS
41. An enclo*.
9 P a rt
r*l, porUbln
o ts
rh sir
tvvok
41. Measures
11. I>r» rrea
I llel*)
of a
44. Tolerable
sover
43. Itetonguig
eign
tn her
19 . Ja v a
1. A sunk
fenee
fGr. R nt.)
ft Projeeting
end of a
rhurch
11 Minute
skin
openings
14 A trull
from Italy
12 RuMIs
emanation
13. Mimicked
14. A gift of
money
It. Nickel
l»ym.)
19 Large
worm
20 For
21. Thu* (Lat )
22. la'ng.
hsire.|
wild on
1Asia 1
23. Pursue
cam*
14. Inlets
27. Chinese
societies
34. Barred
bull
«Kgyid->
29. Ilend
30 Narrova
inlet
<geol )
31. Itelong.
ing
to
-
6 A theatrics!
production
7. A slight
taste
6 Hetween
mimel and
•l*rkne>s
P
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♦*1
.6
us
32. Iliver
(Asia)
33. Water god
(BabyL)
34. Prolonged
34. A suspen
sion of
judicial
relieving
drug*
%
3s*
%
Ji
u
Ja
•VI
proceeding
40. Toward
the Isa
(nauLS
14 • Wash and Dry
f
L.
Trrhnieian
L Sanford
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m r
•assa a r c
42. Negative
reply
29. Eacrpl
43. KsUmilmn
7 - T~
fa
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y /
/
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Raay
XW our Redl-Cul Handy-Hanky
TWPlsea A Want Ad
fta* OaU 1111 u d ask for
tha Want Ad
town. Pwt ao* to
Phona IUL Wa vUI ha glad to
«$«(£> tL
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A
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CAN
SELL
Aaythmg
with A
Classified
Ad
JUST CAIX,
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HILL LUMBER
& SUPPLY YARD
44
t U M M t ANO HUHIXNI.
MA’Ili Al S
*•/ Me 4 -wwia • A.. n i«
ni
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Help
Asphalt Paving
U rivr-W ny*. I’nrk ln t;
A rm * . A p p ru n rh rs,
U tr. F r r r U n tim nlrs.
P lu m e
Wanted
1 8 6 5 -W
FEM ALE
SEAT COVERS
GU//O/N&
*
N EE D S
CONCRETE
CO.
Oat Wrist n th 84.
/ /
•W
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T h o rn i« no su listitu to fo r
G unlity htiiMing itM tirin lfHn SU K K •— rhrxiso from
o u r line th a t is n r a t , m m jilctn nml c a n ’t In* In'.'it!
ii
Hanford, Florida
Phone 200
Beaaty Nash
103 So. Oak Ava.
til
%
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*—UWflU twisNsh J5Y e shd
"•ft doo-.
21
StricklandMorrison, Inc.
AND
%
n
2Ik
HEAUTIFUT* PATTERNS
CUSTOM FITTED
PROMPT
INSTALIoATION
t-
a
1 hiu i j w t l t 1 Vl/eei • 1 \SIj
For All Cnrs
$
21
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IJH U r
3
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i
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27. Dipped
%
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2d Itv-wayof
V / Ju
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33. I^voks
aakanca
34 March <Ut*
.14 Nestling
.17. Entitle
% 1]
%
Ya %
A t%- 1 i
.
6$
7
work
23. In whal
manner
24 Pel
23. Pain-
1
m
.11 Farm
animal
32. Onn w ho1
itoe<n‘l*
22. Not ' no1
T~ T~
I
•
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solar
system
4. I.ik e
a
43 P e n on si
pronoun
Jo
••
sij
of tho
3. A tribe of
I he Nag*
llllls.
Asosm, Ind.
1 S»* ed 1
f
33
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timty
2 Tapestry
3. Warmth
|w k ( t
41 Coin
i» r
’/ /
1* Ve«
VA
aI*
S S K flS .dpi w g
yni4
5 1LHJ n a
a a W3i'33iuur-ja
a H n a u a u h .1v
21. re n tra l
of lim a
40 XVstch
{/<
.*0
H u n ih
v 2 17. Tow ard
I. reri(*ls
‘9
•
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tree
IMIWN
33 Large srlepy
nf the heart
3T. Melody
ii
J*
40 Smithy
V enetian B U a *
%
*
39 Undmesiure
SPACE ATAILAB1JC
1 ret.e4*r‘S A**a*e 4
7 /,
* ' Itene ian.lt ) aa
34 Game
at tarda
3T P erticn o fa
curved I n*
a«
2« Ou 1oa
t- -*e*t note
—
•4
)
' to be
. Patte
Proenue
32 Likened
31 Faint
animal
S h erm an Coa c ra te Pipe Ca.
Omt Waat IMh BL .
1
•
Ccrrod»
24 Part of
C O N C R ETE
Ready Miird Concrete Concrete
■kick, Saad. Gravel. Ctment
Concrete Pip* to Meat All Quali
fications.
— Factory ta
cov*
• tormcr
2f. A
namei
lodgSubject
lag
Stupefies
place
Merry
r* For
t*renv?i
JO. Ate
ckpterer
greedily
v*ho toundfd 31 SurQuebec
r s is
21 , Emren
dessert«
YOU C A N T B E A T T H IS !
Beautiful Bookcase Bed. I.arge
Doubble Dreiser. Beveled Mirror,
mited lima ONLY 139 30.
Liml
Hollow ay n * 4 Bohy B o tb
Far yaer Real Crtata m m
Bay, Weak or aeotb-T eL IU J Cullen and Harke?. Real!
1 1 1 Weal f in d
Fnraitnra
IN N. Park A n . Pkaaa 1313.
F U R N IS H E D A P T S .
ta W«»t UL o r CaU •! Vtaal*
tur* Center. 114 Weat lit.
N> H eld
(poet.)
RF.D-l-MIX CONKRETE
Mraele Concrete Co.
SOS Um Ave.
Phone 1333
The Want Ad Department ta
•pen from 8:30 a* m. until i'.W P*
m. each business day eaeept EatECH O LS BED D IN G CO.
nrday afternoon. Deadlint for THREE Bedroom Hou»». Owner Oarner 2nd A Magnolia Ph. 1222
leaving
town
Will
veil
for
"Bad'* Bamberger. Mgr.
wes.-day tnaerUona U 4i00 p. m.
rouity. Near Pina C m t School.
Open Manday'a Bl t p. m.
tha day preceding publication.
Phona 2304-J.
VEL a KA APARTMENTS: rnema,
9
It.
IS
1?
rn sro 7
Bfi.RH SIlSBft
J4MU3 MU'JD
n r-tn a f-ia tiiiu t;
o rc c a n n i i 3 d
a u a e iM n n a g s
an iia a s a n w
0 bitJD
kia'^iniUkKdu c u
o u t] u u n i g e u p
w n z in u x o
n a sn o w u a e tt
ikuoio m a n e
UDELi ,
M l f l________
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2. A**islant
er&. Crust en
■ wound
3. ttuflis uie-t
mg
m a t relive* 21. Frost*
9 Kslinit
Arauaks-y
4 June hug
ed
tribe tW IV 3 Vapor
27 G ing
Id li.umcn.rej
0 Plotted
24 Mall
12 Of greater
7. Ipdeftnitt
hev,
article
ersee
f Disc J of
age
13 Half an i d
the statue of 27. Scrub
It Delirium
Liberty
t-nshly
tremens
ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED 3BEDROOM HOMES - TRICED
ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS
from $10,600. to $13,000. FHA Paint ......................... 12 V) Gal.
T-Sh.rta ....................... O r Each
an 1 VA (G il Financed.
310 baoford Ara
mono 1321
fo r bent
DOW N
1. B a ll m arsh
1 Spoke
H E A T IN G
Flocr Furnarcv ami Cimilators
H. a P O P E C O . INC.
2te Santh Park Ave. Phona I t Id
Advigtl«ers ara requested to no
tify tho WanUAd Depsrtmwt Im
mediately of a a r « n n m lhair
adt. at th o Sanford Herald will be
responsible for only oaa incorreci
insertion.
M ,.n . ( V t. 17. 1 !':»:»
T in : SANFORD 1IKRAIJ)
By STANLEY
N
S fl'Nt p»*d$
tm
Orars, Rnetturl and Co. has
an ooenlnr in Sanford for
a Tonne ladv l-etween 29 and
•13 year* of ar*. Tha person
m u tt know tmirh trp a sys
tem mid t>« able tn maintain
n minimum speed of 33 wmrdt
per minute. ItoolVeepiu^ e tperienc* Is a Piueh desired
nuality, but ether practlral
experience er advance edu
cational achievem ent wauld
he considered. Applicants
must he high school g ra
duate*. with plesstpg person
ality and ro«d character,
and have the shilltr and de
sire to re t alenr with people.
The petition offer* a good
starting salsrv, A discount
will be given en all pur
chases. with rrnup Iniuranre. group hsipitaU satlan
and profit sh ariar plant
available. Prrm snept resi
dent preferred. It I* an Ideal
position far the right parson.
If vmt ara Interested In this
petition, and are between
the age* of 30 aad 31. anolv
In person paw at Ream C ata
log Rale* riffle., 11$ r . F irst
Rii »#L Ranfaed. Fla.
�*
»
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* we 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 P'XS
lure
awt Hii
S, * a v v ,
m
I
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.
h wi
(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**.
K A Y SAFE W ITH X DELU XE
L-WEATHER BATTERY]
r
G O O D Y E A R
Wiih perebave of
12 JO or more, you
TANKS 1CHI DOWN a Tokyo rtreet a* Japan celebrate* the ftnt ao-
nlveriery 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
S u rv iv o r*, 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, s e 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
o f Architect*. Ha waa a member
o f 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.
eoupea. With
f ttl lend
I t . 00 to
Fit! moit «arv Trad# now
before your eld beHery
leave! you stranded.
Goodyear. You get
your raincoat in
atyrl* you chouoe -—
a ie n 'i, v a e a i 'b
m*i\ U i 'i
Small
Down
Payment
Delivers
em m
The new specially priced
Legal NoHca
(Continued front Peg* One)
S 5 3 AT T « ?* r, % «
• losses at noalaol* Ceuaty, Flor
gross will pass ouch a bill In lie 4*. wilt rtrelv* hMs S | Is l aV|o>
T m . KovsmMr Tth, lis t . Tor II
coming session. A multi-billion P
lall'twiogi
oa* — *4rar4 Dragllo* with
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 constsrtar —■ O. II. aretorro*
great.
& l*‘ 1 aloeo kaom aa! l ‘ oooo
Th# ftrrt Florida link, said
Jurgonsen and Conner, tout uc
D. r.ino pull oa Drag dram «f
from Lakeland to Tamp* over K ,
with an elevated expressway
across Tempo and an extension to
P, A ll 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
• iiW
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*.
WANTED
ss,TJ".„'.art3Sf ’.’V'
t r s & .v a a t t i
■
|x
■
“
—
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 le o w ta a
nshelesa th e you o n hnyf
* * Fha Aa praaert whnah *f ymwgg
MO I1 IU I TO aw
TU M I A I IOW A I »).*• A WOK
Law-cost Traction for Trucks!
�C^w
'v t -i*-*
f W # *,*-
■ \ ••
„ ■
-
Weather
T O U K N IW S P A F E K
P xrllv floods tonlrM m il Wedn radav; motor smith portion tfejs
jllr t n in n ind tonight; eontiword
nm| tomorrow.
DEFENDS TOUR RIGHT
TO KNOW!
_______ AN INDEPENDENT PA1I.T NEWSPAPER
.ib lk h e d m *
V O LU M E X L V I
Seal Sale C h a ir m e n
Named At Meeting
Sa n f o r d .
F l o r id a
Plane
Hits
Building
NORTH HOLLYWOOD
Calif. *
i t K s n 7 \ v .~ o T T o n E R
is .
in:>.i
\ ‘ in ijt ir d P rM * I.rim e d H ’ irp
N o. 2!>A
1 -------- J
State Board Chairm
Requests Road List
n . S«ml*>!e County Tuberea- ' »m »u *»•"* .
b’’
Jo .l, »nd Health Association. DM
>"’ ' bov ,Jn<, "
Tlw n’,f
night m ined tU heal Sale Chair- r r i , h ‘“'l *nto , ■.
J p i :l
m in »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 l X h n U . o f d
Robert E . K e n t . IM S Seal Sale,
*’
.
,
, , „ ,
Chairman named R .' c n J . B . J , Th° m , plane plummeiM nut
man a . l^e Rond Sale chairm an iir
« # i after taking Loil
« ‘,from
' h" iLoekheari
i ’x E 'a
P la r.i are underway for lb* IM V air Term inal in nearby
BurSeaJ Sale, with the neeenanr per- hank. An #»# w iin e i, and a w in :
nut jranted by Coimtv C leik 0 !• dn, ppH off
th# { r i ( l
The Bond of Srintn.ile i ounty for *1;ty with whlifh th*. r !■■,•#•
Herndon tn arcordance wjih a le- p h n g r ^ lnlo
buJdinz.
Answers to letters from
1
i ommtmonri* Ihiv m.iimng an hall d sound wotlid hr T
tliD U ve requirement adopted at
-p ,, toyear-old •poruman and
iho ired Ihe rvpenditure of JgJ per and convtnirtrd. U
J pp m ed
fe t r 'i’ " 1*
.nty
K sht-of-wsy
tha reernt irisio n of the Lrgula- • (orrnfr Ju t6 rarer was returning
ire r lor a ni.nhei cd o:ange tree< by the rommisuoin.
lur*iton# l« h i, home tn L a , V e ja i. , g rill sre r ’ ss’^ly slow in com
in a right of-way to. Dixon Road
Is o vrr
Im pr uvemenis e . .
PC
into
the
5snford
offiie
nf
M r, Herman Jarobron, Prt*l- Nev. Tolice mve»tu*tor» compleiin the voiill.eip pm non of the conn w nic.i Seminole 1‘aunt 5* SchfW'l
Jvlm
I
1«».
dent d the Seminole County T B
their idenliliratinn of Thome
ty The original offer bv the tom hu-rs travel in thr \ ir l tilty ef
U n o fflrla l'v , It n s , t*»e»!»d st
and Health A».»ociation pointed from hli ring. » belt burMe, a gun
m i” 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 r f the Board of Srt” lI lo iii- wa, gitrn permission to A I r ’ .e i from llibt u rit t .in elberry
o n . Methtefi and programs to l e * ; r
001*1 Couni* v I’ mmlssiuncr* this
m ike the olfer for the t o ’ ear-old reqiicslled
trriprm c'm*m*.
1h r
cure donor* were diicuited with! Tha other d»sd were identified morning, th ,t l l card. In an*
’ alrnria orange tre e ,
Howe’ <
sr until the in * ii r r * i Road
no definite lehedul* adopted f o r i , , Mr* Bettv Jean MeLf 11 ren-' to a letter h sis been reti
Muller of Ihe budget meeting and Hr idge fund nHtTlIf - |l settlrd.
the immedtat* future. However, dent in the update, apartment
ealied by the Matr llu a l Depart tor li t■ lown-tup of C m -rllierry
The leticr. it is undetilooil. ask
The delightful odor of hjfon and
the aeriou»ne<% of the wit nation where the plsne erashrd. and two
ed that • irtu tn caid he madrd, ecs*. coupled with rnUuivl^tm and ment In Del.and wav aiinouiirrd to -<> that load linpro’ enirnls - Rhilt
s’ a , i\pre» vd and immediate ac- month old hherjlt Camille Prerinn,
Ihe rnmmitiionrrv t>v Chaitman 'h r IIUlorpnratrd s its limth of tl <s
Don wa- p ntt-ii out as n eccu ary. oho had Just hern baptired two indicating wh»th»* or not the pro* Ihe spirit of growth, will he in r v i. John M ri’ th The interim hudgrl town could he P’ aile t” the local
|e
t
ly
own*
i
r
t
r
i
’lrd
or
rejected
dence tomorrow morning si Ihe
A a'afe of speakers was approv. hour, before
will t*e e’ lablivhrd on Mov J from group, Commi*’ ioner tMn Four*
The hah, i p sren l,. Mr and M r, the apprat’ s' figure for itght-of. Yacht ' S when member* of I to to \ on o'clock, th* period of akie la id , ’ Let * leave i> a* It if
ed for the coming Seal Sale cam
w ay proprrtirs.
the
member*hi|*
eomnutirr
of
the
Slirhael
Preston,
who
lived
in
the
time alliH ate I to Seminole County. and let Firm mandamus u» "
paign Several perscas were nam
t handier * of
ed to Ilia speakers group who dsswnstairs apartment, were hoM | T h e ie w eir four cards acroid ng Seminole Fount)
V plat vubmttled to the eo.nnjl*
Corrm utton Chair '-an MrUrh
will n p re irn 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 e arlie r. " I am willing to go
man, I I fiord M rh ib b ii, for a dnwn until wider right-of-way,
and
M
r,.
Frank
Marchira
of
Lev
th*
appia
>rr,
figuie
w
h'lr
seven
unit brfore rivie flubs and other
along with giving the It ad ar.il
Article*, and Mt*v Anns Predn card , have |.een teieived teject- “ kick off" braakfait.
rould he de«ignaled
Ihe Last Budge Fund* to C a t• c llv '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 U M , 0,Vl^ n/ . hur*' N, J *
tously burned or hurl.
n il oe mailed this year was an
Cards accepting tha appraisal rd to hrad tram * of member’ hip city lim it, of Longisoeut, ha* pie- five ;e a ra to give the funds. II
commdtee* and beginning at 7 l i vtouvly heen approved hy the Umg- he i Hibbard Casselberry i had IN
In critical condition u rre the
nounced
Mrs. Denier Cordell
'
t ulJl t j Marchie a,' *wr> children, John. T, Included lhi>»e from fto»* >Io!dry
quo,I f f Ih r fundi live years agn
will speak hefor. Ihr b an fo rd 'a^ p , trlriB> „ A» rrrn, IM d at and M1*1sret l Ity, The only name tomorrow morning, they will he wo,wi city council,
in aelmn The tram s, rnmprttng
Wheeler T. Jonet ehauman of there would have hern a differWoman's Club groups meeting
mentioned
at
the
rommlsslon
meet
Norlh Hollywood Receiving Hos
with me another, will he railing ihe State Road Board a tied the enre.
tomorrow Trior to the luncheon
ing reject ng the appraised f i on pro*peil* for new m em hrr,
pital.
SemlnoV County CommUnon, hy
Srmnola County Clork O P .
meeting, Isdies of the club will
" 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 m int 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 w a, a tog hlatl
which In jour opinion are of ma ipu.i he contiguous
know th»t
thi
Team raptain*. annminrrd tea.
gWHia. tI Know
" I ran to the bedroom to get
terdsy by Memhenhip Commiflee Jor lmp.»rtan,e to Ihe u rlfare of everyone wants to pay every dim*,
my baby Then ther« was another
your rounty listing them in their that I , honestly due, tf it can ha
chairman 1 liffnrd MrKihbin. are
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 M ark N CJeva- C * s ,i Ih e rrj . ”
J r . Don Bale*. John William*
breathe M> husband, Mike, went
land
J
r
«
n
instm
etel
to
pc,
Dallas l»op and O. Lew i, 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 w a, then, ob»*rver» »*!d, PiesMrKihbin said ye*trrday, *'f submitted to the State Road Board repre- nting the S in l.vn lo Golf
A j^ u e s t lrum the prineira! of , „
pn ,he ni4„ w nt rlostnC
M IAM I. H a P —Hurricane fore- ton fame running out of the apart
have
n rv rr vern surh profound
Oviedo School, Stewart Gatrhrll, m l am road, and streets ad)a«
casters expected to bid goodby to ment. h i, f ir sh 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 e n " T til, year, he
Thorne had been u tiling frirnd,
TVASHINOTON i T .- R e n , Ke- >aid, wo are altenipllng to pul
tropical stonn whirled northeast
ing tin- (airway, lets and greens.
in
the
Ln»
Angelr,
j
i
e
*
.
including
fau vrr tD -Trnn) apparently svred, Into operalion one nf Hie mod as
ward in Ihe open sea.
Katie spinning along al 73 m p h h i, repotted fiancee, Joo Ann only th* pro -dse of anme suhstan gre»».'.e program , ever undertak
soma J.V> m ile, 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 K irn - mg instructor.
T nm
D
fN -a n
Mist Burdick ,aid she and tbc port to nudge him into th* r a r * , her of Commerce and with the C r n m
cant Mre« (T f .t i l *’ an hour) o er
for thq J25A Demiseratic p rytid in -j morn than »MoM hudtc' e rra n d 1 1 1 ,
•-inch
spartamin
had
in
a tm iU area near the ropier and
to 'p '- * a, ef tfo ' »• * ho need
tlsl nomination.
hy the proposed artivlt » of t7.e o
gale winds attended only 20 mile tended to be married next SI. Val
ass'.ian * in rlvtain 'ig brn
eom
m
itlre,.
we
more
will
need
Kefauver, who non tome prim*entine's Hay.
out.
■nrmbrr, than ever beloir m thr provided bv law m ay revrue
The
C
ivil
Aeronautic,
Adminisrle
,
but
rot
the
nomination
In
A 2 a m F.ST advisory said the
bistoiy nl the Icvful rtiamtn r of goldarre from Tom ft Darn. As
storm waa expected to rontinue Dation planned to tnvetligale the 1922. told a new, o nfrrrn re yea"A il detail, have been complet sislanl Slate Service nffieei
terday he w ill make up h i, mind
moving north**,tw arJ about ;y c r* ’ h U" 1 morning,
trle ran s nr Ih rir 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 w ill 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
Four iirlandv men sod one l i t .
this i t a ami mav receive jiilt nrci s s jiy m atenal and Infnrma
tx"cte,l
*i r j * * n”
Hivor front aparl- deadline tor ra lly ptetidenllal p ilIn n ti> pim turr thr bigtir.l. ftnrsl, I jn r r in filing applicaliont lor hu< torn man we-* charred with trafA furcaMer in
Ihe
Miami m»nl» * t t r burned out and plane in atic.
pll,lilt>!lon. ernnprn-alJiin, Itisuf lie offenses oi rr Ihe week-end,
and most forward looking Semi
P a lr ir k K llanght of (M ren w a,
’ ’ rather Bureau said Katie lost wreckage w ai butted tn (be drbru.
anre problem,, loan benefits, eduII* left tha Im p r c io n he hasn’t mde County t ham lirr of Com
rbarged
>sdn “ excessive speed"
much of her punch during her ICO
■
ationd
traimng.
b
u
rial
brncfii,.
In right the animated minimum of merer we have ever experienced
mile trip ae ro ,, the big iiland o>
am) tniveellaneoii, m b je rls . where when stopped hv Deputy Sheriff
JIito.RUO he Mid would he needed heir ”
A F . Evans on I'elery \»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
rrco vfred."
D
e
il
hai
hern
in
vitrd
lo
this
he hav little Information on what
Haiti and Ihe Dominican Repub
do. a I T , ear old harlender. was
area
at
a
special
consoiljot
by
h i, fiie n d , are doing in an organ,
lic ih a r* the Iiland where the
Karlyle ll»ii«ho|drr. County Ser rharged with public drunknes,"
nation way.
storm Ihrathtd ashore with 112vice O lfirrr
Brum lev Piilevtnn and ••initeceni esporore" hv Flor
A meeting of th# Mutual fonmtle w ind,. Report, said two small
Sen Douglas fD -IID . who ,tu rk
fit s arid may he conlatlrd a , id* llig h w av Patrol fiiwipcr T.
M-vik M . i k
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 A N O K I.K S 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!
Or' jo 1V.J i w , in Sanford41 lft
!l
K"
% * l ,h*
er.- rs,t
scene,
ualties at An»e . a • Pitre, coastal m.
lh» nomination In 1922. said In an m p b for a wn kilom rler r1o*rif al the (mint) S rrstr# Office
or at Pedernalei. on lha Dominican
Howard '
Sm iih. a J>Th« meeting w ill he held at tha Intervie*,- Kefauver won't get his eoiirn is claimed bv Ihe ,N*’ y f
year-old Urlvndn dvag tin* oper
tide
(J. Gordon G ra y, j i , La Jo lla ,
Scminola County ftrhonl Admin • upport next yesr. He , aid he
Half lha homra tn Ante-aPitre istration Building nw Commercial
ator, was Mopped *tx mil#’ south
Calif.,
set
the
mark
In
a
Doug!*,
I , hacking Adlal E. Stevenson, the
of Ranford h’ Patrolman i a il 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 'd iw ay P j houses wer* damaged in TederPlans w ill he formulated tor the an n n u u ii nest month that hr It Edward* A ir Fo rte ll»*e. It was
Irsst and rharged wiih " d riv ln f
nalet.
ann-iunrrd yrvlerifay. It was near
membership drix# w ith Mrs. Ralph av a lla h lJ agtln.
while Intoxle tied '.
Mary
and
flarenr#
5n
iilh
.
neg.
ly
20
miles
an
hour
faslr-than
thr
Austin Sm ith ea
membership
GOP |l hairm tn leopard Hall old record of M9 I* m p h held toe, of Tsanan P ity , war# rhargJohn Thiimas Pearni V It yevrchairman. Under consideration tor
said iw Philadelphia yesterday hy Ma|. John I. Armstrong in an *d yesterday with the po’ -ecslnn old Orlando Auto Parts man, was
tha concert aeries are nationally
Eisenhower may wait until Just A ir Force FM ill Sabre J r t since and lb* selling nf
monnshinv rharged with "recklesv driving
known figures as Cornelia Oils
w ilfull and wanton", when stopped
w HDkey.
before th# August convention to Sept. 2, ISM
ENISO N, Tex A - The Wayne Skinner and the famous Don Cos- announce his plant.
Ib-puty Sheriffs Morgan Mr- hy Trim per T Mark Mack »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 I t , Hies I I vraraild ne
attend th* State F a ir 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, w it stoppr-l 10 mile*
Back In 1*4*. they r t t it H 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 w hrr* th*
Highway Planning l cunmdice, has
Mary Smllh it rhargi-d with "no drivers liren r'* ard 'M riung
Somrbudy stole their automobile rrograma a r t to he presented is
fnloxlrated" P alro lm ai
railed a meeting for Inmnirow "selling monnshine", svlill* Flar- while
T h i, week they viiited th* fair also limited.
night at T p m In Toldy's Res enre Smilh It rharged with the riarl M illlam - of the Florida Mlvbsgam and returned to Deni•on by
Officials of th# group ar* erg.
“ pn,«f»slnn nf mnonshmr whl«- wa’ P a ln d 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* w ill hr d is ru i’ ed tor a >ug kev",
mode! automobile. MeVer **ld tend this meeting where romptete
*svlng* Bond purchasers eonT h r rhaigrs acre made at 2; 15 Sh-t iff, M ir im M rfl. Hand and
v is ilin f Ihe fair was "getting r l,n s w ill be d l.eu i.ed *,’,d"pr»'- v» ged on bond toller windows In gevted highway devrlopmenl pro
llu tiliaid 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
rung up for B#H*t E *nd H honds,
a monthly tales figure esr»ed«-d
onlv twice sine# the rinse of World
Tha Fouthern B ell Telephone
War If, TV. A . Patrick, Seminole
rom psny yesterday aeeepted a
hid of inn < 5|j for <20,PQ0,nnn fnunty Saving* Rond Chairman
reported today.
principal ammint o f 40-year
"T h i* astonishing roeord of
per cent dehenturai. President
Fred J . T urn er
announced
at tond purrhases has rot be-n equal
-Aoulhern Beil'* A tla n U headquat. led sinre IdU except in Iwn pro
er*.
v U t l mnritha this year," Patrick
T li* 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 r t ahead of thi
3.21 per rdnt to m aturity of the
three quarter*' quotas The state
debenture.. Mr. Turner aald. Th#
s u r e e s t f u l bidder plan, to row has aerounted tor 22%
offer the itiu e 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 m aturity. Th# prevent Florida rra rh in r It* full
goal attainm ent," Patrick added.
debentures a i* dua la IW5.
Th* debentureg are being D in
Seminole County sale* bow
ed In connection with the need of tria l 1272.440 fo r 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 fe r lelepkew* aerThe quota established by th# T rea
yk e in th* south.
Southern B all aenree Alabama. sury Department for the county
Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, tdiu-i for 1955 v i i <350,000. making
AT OM TIME tha youngest Captain aver to ha *nmmla*len#d for
a ir travel, C. t . WITH***
Islana, Mtaaiwlppl. North Caro Seminal# ana n f th* eountiae ■ lina, South Carolina and Tenner- ported to realise Its fa ll 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*.
•ea t.
Answers To Letters Attorney Instructed
Are S
lowIn ComingTo Prepare Resolution
• McKibbin Slates
Enthusiasm High
|n Working leans
K 0 I1 K K T K . K A H N S
Circus Coming To Town
The Seminole
County Junior
Chamber of Commerce 1, bu«y
getting m ahape fo r the full alala
of earning event,.
A t the pretenl time, congratula
tion* are lo in s around for the
excellent and far-reaching Fite
Prevention Week program ehalrmaned by G arfield Willatta. The
Ja y rt* Journal Mid thla weak “ it
U fait Una » « , the fine,t Fire
Prevention Week eo fa r 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,
fe r City CommDslonar and on
Noe. 2 a film called "Th * Jaycee Story."
Following tha Nov. 2 meeting,
Jayceea w ill 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 pU en 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 add re ii Is given aa H it w>»t l*th
Rt. Mabel Smith was taken Into
rut tody Frid ay 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. " S lim " Galloway.
Law anforcemeat authorities ,a y
there are pouibly other e a ,e , and
w a rm n ti that have not. as yet.
been brought out.
Bond for William “ Brother"
Millet waa te l at <22,000. Ha D
still eonflned to Jad.
*
+
in the county w ill be in .-anford
fo r 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 lim e " one.
Caryl Chessman
Wins New Hearing
S A X FRAN CISCO 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 w ill be set later.
" It 's what I asked for all th, -t
y e a r,— what I've begged them for
since I eam r on “ Ihe Row " 7
years 2 months and 12 d i* 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
Ccssm an's charge that the transscript of his triaf in Los Angeles
was "frau<lu)enlly prepared." The
court remanded ihe ease to Feder
al D istrict Court for a hearing.
It was a 2-3 opinion with Ju stice,
B la ck. Frankfurter, Harlan. Min
ton and Douglas tn the m ajority.
Justices C lark. Burton and Retd
dissented. Chief Justice Warren
ab ttan cd .
Cbevaman, now H , has sweated
out s u reprieves from execution
In the meantime he has w nttrv
the b««t-selling "C ell 2U2: Death
now ."
Late James Dean's
Name Will Remain
On Award Ballot
HO LLYW O O D up—Tha name evf
the late actor Jam es Dean w ill re
main on the ballot for the tin t
annual audience awards poll.
Ha has been nominated for “ the
outstanding performance by a
male s ta r" and "m o il prom lrins
new male star of tha y e a r," both
ha sod on h i, performance a , the
hroodme Caleb in John Steinbeck',
'E a st 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
y e , unanimously.
Kefauver Hints
Financial Aid
Needed To Run
Experts Bid Goodby
To Hurricane Katie
Local Veterans
To Get Assistance
"Z
Association Calls
Meet To Formulate
Plans For Drive
US Navy Claims
New World Record
Charges Made
Against Couple
Visiting State Fair
Can Get Expensive
Record Of Bond
Purchases Told
Southern Bell Co.
Accepts Low Bid
v ja s
~
Meeting Called
Traffic Offenses,.
Made Against Five
Men Over Weekend
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
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rlmiHy with tra llrrrd showers
through Friday.
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J fn r M T L A T ^ C T O n E R J ^ J W ^
Aamdatri P n g l.easn) Wire
No. 2f»X.
2 Qualify For City Commissioner
Marguerite Graham Mrs. J. C. Boyce
Speech Consultant, Dies Accidentally
Attending Parley
# DAVID M. HATCH El. BIGNS papers la City ctent n.
M y ers
office to qualify at candidate for City Commission. (Photo by
Jameson)
G a tc h e l A n n o u n c e s
C a n d id a c y T o d a y
'‘Economic Value
Of Public Health
To Be Discussed
_ _ ............ value of public
# health ha the attic's continued
and prosperity will be
; at the annual meeting
ef the Florida Public Health As
soUatlon hi Daytona Bosch Octo
ber >0-22. said Dr. Ttrry Byrd,
Seminole County Health Officer
who win attend.
Dr. Byrd aaid yesterday that
Ihe members of hit staff will all
probably attend sorat portion of
the meeting which pertains to the
^particular work performed by the
member attending.
Theme lor the annual aisembly
of JubUe health workera form all
over the elate wUl be "Public
Ileal h — One of the Keys to Fabu
lous Florida,’* says John II. Mulrrnnan, association president, of
Jacksonville.
Keynote speaker for the scienti
fic and educational sessions will
_bc Harold Colee of Jacksonville,
^executive vice president of the
Florida SUte Chamber of Com
merce. He Is scheduled to speak
on "The Market Value of Good
Health."
Also scheduled to apeak la Dr.
Otis Anderson of Washington,
D. C., assistant surgeon general
and chief of the U. S. Public
Health Bureau of State Services
la the Department of Health, Edo'4 cation and WeUare.
# More than 300 doctors, nurses,
Unitarians, clerks, and ipeclaUsts
in the public health Odd are ex
pected to attend the sessions
Headquarters will be In the Daytone Plait Hotel.
Sentences Upheld
or 4 Fanatics
/
WASHINGTON (D - The U. S.
Court of Appeals today upheld the
conviction and prison senteqees
given Miur Puerto Rican fanatics
for shooting up the Houst of Rep
resentatives March 1, DM. Five
lawmakers were wounded, but all
In a unanimous decision, the
court rejected all points raised by
court-appointed counsel for the
'P u erto Ricans and commented:
W -r v J r guilt waa dear and their
conrtctiona must stand."
The court ipecifleaUy upheld U.
A District Judge Alexander HoitoofTe refusal to order a psychiatric
axamlaatton to determine the
Puerto Ricans' mental competen
cy to stand trial and his refusal to
to tha Jury tha question
_■ tha defendants were sane
_ they fired their pistols into
trnudod House chamber,
toon Puerto Rlcaa men rej sentences of IS rears
Lthrou, who said aha
___ laaDr, received a sont f M yuan aad I mosdhe
David SI. Gatchel, local bustnessman, qualified today as a
candidate for the City Commi
ssion subject to the City election
of Nov. I, 1933.
Gatcbcl waa born and ralsad In
Sanford and educated In the Public
Schorls of Seminole County; grad
uating from Seminole High School
in 1342. He attended Clemtoo Col
lege, Clrntson, S. C. prior to cntering the Air Corps In 1343. Ha
served as a pilot in the Air Corps
until IMTf Including service In the
Panime Canal Zone.
Gatchel later completed his edu
cation It Stetson University,* rm
celving the BSBA degree In Busi
ness Administration In 1**9.
After hls graduation from Stet
son University, Gatchrl was made
Commanding Officer of Company
I, Florida National Guard and
lerved In the same capacity from
D tf until 1933.
In announcing hls candidacy
today, Gatchel aald: "1 hare spent
my entire Ufa In Sanford and have
seen Its progress and develop
ment; particularly since the end
of World War II, and genuinely
feci that I would like to partici
pate in the continued progress and
groe th of our city. I respectfully
submit tny candidacy to the peo
ple of Sanford In the hope that
they will afford me the opportunl
ty to contribute my best efforts
as one of their City Commission
ers.
"As • businessman and home
owner having Invested my future
In Sanford, I feel (hat all of San
ford's future depends on our city
government being operated effi
ciently and economically and earn
estly solicit your assistance In
advancing these qualities that are
so necessary for sound governXXiwQI.
Gatchel is the manager and coowner cf the Central Florida
Quick Freeze and Storage Co.,
401 W. 13th St., with hls mother,
Mrs. Forrest Gatchel, and his
brother, F. Stewart Gatcbal prin
cipal ot Oviedo School.
Gatchrl and hla wife. Patty, own
thetr own home and reside at 41o
West 19th St.
He Is a member of the KJwanis
Club, Seminole County Chamber
of Coramtree, U. A Army Reserv
es, First Baptist Church and
Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity.
Board Is Urged
To Attend Session
A meeting of Urn Board of Di
rectors of the Seminole County
Tuberculosis end Health Associa
tion will ba bald Monday night,
Oct. IT, in tha Commissioners
Room of tha laniard City Hall
at • p. m.
The meeting la slated to be an
Important one for the local organ!ration and officials urge a full
attendance of the Board for a dis
cussion of the business matters to
come before It
ATOMIC WAR GAME
STUTTGART, Garmaay HI —
More thaw U M R
Sire. Marguerite G r a h a m ,
speech consultant for Seminole
Countr Schools left today to at
tend the Eighth Annual Confer
ence on Florida’s Handicapped
Children.
Mrs. Graham said that adminis
trators throughout the state are
expected to attend the conferene
where they will bear Dr. Lloyd M.
Dunn, widely known authority on
training of teachers of handicapp
ed children.
The conference Is being held at
Daytona Beach beginning today
and continuing through the 13th.
Dr. Dunn, Mrs. Graham said,
will act as discussion leader of
the interest Group on Training
and Recruitment.
Or. Dunn, who It coordinator ol
Special Education at George Pea
body College In Nashville, Tenn..
Is personally familiar with the
probemi confronting administra
tors In the field of handicapped
children, having taught school for
eight years.
Others to be heard during the
throe- dsy conference, Mrs. Gra
ham said, are: Mrs. Ellen A.
Thiel, Coordinator of Special Edu
cation at the University of Utah,
who Is an authority on orthopedic
and ncurolobic impairments; Dr.
Richard M. Flower, Supervisor ef
Speech and Hearing Therapy at
the Cleveland Hearing and Speech
Cooler; Dr. Harry V. Bice, widely
known authority on cerebral palsy
and who serves as New Jersey
State Consultant on Psychological
Problems for crippkd children;
and Arthur S. HUE national Edu
cational Director of United Cerebral Palsy and authority on spe
cial education.
Juan, Peron's
Treasures Put
On Public Display
BUENOS AIRES If* -dome of
Juan and Eva Peron's wealthenough Jewels, clothes and art
treasures for a klng-alxe rummage
sale—waa put on public display
here today by the provisional gov
eminent.
Valued at more than Stt million
dollars by authorities, the former
dictator's riches were shown to
newsmen In a preview last night
at hls former residence In subur
ban Palermo. Most of them were
In a strong room whose door
could be opened only by preesing
a I*cret button.
OfflcUli said tha trtarartt bad
been found in Peron's various
homes locked to eight strongboxes
which had to be opened with
blow torches.
Also oa display wen tome 400
dresses, 000 bats were a groat num
ber of purses end shoes said to
hava belonged to the former Pres
ident's late wife Eva. The value
of her evening dresses alone to
taled "several million peooa,'' aw
official laid.
Among the glittering Jewels were
a diamond necklace aald to be
aids valued at 1431,000, another
worth 1337,000 a group of emer
diamond necklace worth 1314,000,
and a collection of decorative Ivory
objects valued at 971,000.
Two pictures, said to be originals
of tha Flemish artist Rubens, were
valued by authorities at $30,000
each.
It already had been disclosed
that Peron possessed ■ miniature
gold elephant with the world’s teeood largest emerald glinting In the
forehead. It waa not known wheth
er he purchased these object! out
right or received them ai gifts.
The show, open lo the public
beginning today, Is part ef the
government's campaign to prove
that Peron while calling himself a
champion of th# working man ac
tually llvod in lavish wealth.
Peron, meanwhile, continued In
exile in Asuncion, capital of neigh
boring P a r a g u a y . Authorita
tive sources there said ho may
soon be packed off lo a ranch
near Villarrica, about 100 miles
from Asuncion. Argentina has
asked that he bo domiciled far
enough away from too Argentine
‘
a* that kw cannot caoeo
la oa too
!Annual Convention
01 Veterinarians
Starting Sunday
Mrs. Henrietta Royca. 47, wife
of a local physician, died of a
broken neck last night after falling
from a three foot wall which sur
rounds th* parking lot at the Ga
inesville Golf and Country Club.
Mrs. Boyce had become 111 earli
er and was taken to th* family
her husband. Dr. J. C.
Boyce, who then returned
the clubhouse.
State Atty. T. E. Duncan ruled
death accidental and said no
inquest would be held.
Mrs. Boyce's body was found
about 10 p.ra. by Dr. Boyce, Karl
Sasser, manager of th* country
club, and another doctor.
Setter said Dr. Boyce noticed
his wife stat misting and askrd If
he (Sasser) knew her whereabouts.
Sasser told Dr. Boye* a woman
was sitting on tha porch.
Dr. Boyce found Mrs. Boycron
the porch and escorted her to their
car where he left he:
Dr. Boyce returned to the car
toon afterwards and found Mrs.
Boyce was misting again. He en
listed Sister's aid In marching
other autos in the parking lot but
they were unable to find her.
They obtained a flashlight and
discovered Mrs. Boyca'r body. They
said th# had apparently decided to
wait outside th* ear, sat down on
tha wall, teci in* HI again and fell
to tha ground.
Mr. end Mrs. Boyce w*ra In
Gainesville for the IMh ennual
meeting of the northeast medical
district af tha Florida Medical
Aitn.
MRS. J. C. BOYCE
Marines Search
For 3-Year-Old
Closed ciircuit television will be
used for the first time In veteri
narian history st tha Joint fourday Florida-Southern Veterinary
Medical
Association's
Meeting
starting In Jacksonville Sunday,
October IS. says Dr. Raymond K
I!a«t, Sanford veterinarian who
will attend.
Dr. Kirs raid yesterday that
more than 30 veterinary special
ists will show «ome 700 fellow del
egates the neweit advonces in vet
erinarian medicine through spe
cial T V receivers art tip In the
George Washington Hotel, conven
tion headquarters.
Registration
start*
Sunday,
aald Dr ltass, for the 38th annual
convention of the Southern group
and the 76th of the Florida State
Veterinary Medical Association.
Each year the Southern Associa
tion. which is composed of veteri
narians practicing In 13 aouthrm
states, holds Its meeting in ronJuncljon with a different state's
annual convention.
According to Dr. naas. Dr. Jack
Know lea of Miami, president of
the Florida Veterinarians, and
Dr. Clyde Young, Moeksville,
N. C , president of the Southern
group, will preside at tha opening
aeasions. W'omrn's auxiliaries of
both groups will also meet.
In conjunction with the veteri
narians meeting, said Dr. Bass,
tha American Animal Hospital
Association also has set a series
of meeting*.
CRANE, tad. (A *)- Marine* to
day searched the last area* where
•-year-old Ronnie Weitkamp might
have wandered, bat officials said
kidnaping appeared to be the likely explanation of hla disappear
ance.
A 30-hour search ending Wedday night covered a five »quare
mits area without turning ip a
good clue. Tha aearch started
within 43 minutes after tha boy
was missed Tuesday.
"It's obvious ha nes gotten away
from th* area by meant other than
Layman's Sunday will b* observ
hi* own lege," aaid Cmdr. Richard
Turner, executive of Crane Naval ed Oct. It at morning worship at
th* First Christian Church. George
TA M P A 'R— Timothy Murphy of
imnuu.!tu4 Depot.
Writer Morgan, board rhatrman. Boston., National Coinsmodrr of
Th* Little buy'# father, Law.
will preslda. Jay M Walter will the Veterans of Foreign Wart, said
rvnee Waltkamp. who worka at
direct congregational singing and
the depot, xald, "I think somebody special music. At th* Lord'a Ta this country mule a mistake In
treating Ihe visiting Russian farm
ha* just driven by and taken him ble W. 11. Young, O. D. LanJreaa
delegation "like long loat heroes"
away."
and Karl Evans wUl preside at and added that Secretary of State
Cmdr. Turner said nearly 1,000 elders; and J. L. llorton, Sr . John Foster Dulles agreed with
volunteen "covered th* area with J. J. Knight, Harry Falk ami Clyde him that they should not have
a fine-tooth comb."
E. Feathers will terva as dearont. been brought, the Tampa Tribune
The blond, brown-eyed boy was Ushers will be W. T. Brown. J. N. said today.
last seen playing with two other Burdick and R. W. Cattube. Other
The
newspaper
interviewed
children hla own age across tha parts In the worship will be taken
street from hls parents' neat, by Latter Tharp, Chandler Vail, Murphy whrn he visited here yes
terday.
white three-bedroom cottage, Tha James L. Anderson, and Byron
The Tribune said Murphy told its
Weitkamp* hava two other child Smith. Tha only pari that I'aitor
Perry [,. (ton# It lo take Is the de reporters that the cordial welcome
ren.
( ’ran* Is IS mile* west of Bed livery of ■ sermon on "Th# Ministry could be turned into propaganda
by the Russians litis would dam
of the Laity."
ford In southern Indiana.
A Chi Rho Institute will be held age resistance movement* among
at the Central Christian Church, th* satellite countries, he said.
Orlamio, beginning at 9:30 p m.
The head of the veterans group
Friday and running through Safer also said the visits to Russia by
dey. Th* new Sunday morning and this country's congressmen would
evening curriculum for Intermedi have the same damaging affect on
ATLANTA ID - Mrs. Anita Spa- ates will ba Introduced by Dr. and satellit* resistance because tha
man. 34-year-old widow af War- Mrs. John Thompson of North Ruiaiin* alto were miking propa
reotoo, Va., and Palm Beach, Did* Christlin Church, Miami. ganda from tha visit*.
11a., planned to return to War- Those fro m Sanford who have
Dulles was nut available for
rentoa today, ‘lucky to be alive.** registered to attend Ut* Institute comment.
Atlanta surgeon* performed a include; Mrs. Chandler Vail, Mr.
ill hour operation on her Sept. 13 and Mrs. Harry Falk, Mrs. G. A.
to replies a portion of a mein ar- Niblick, Mr*. Oscar T. Pearson,
tcry that had been blocked by a Mr. and Mrs. Perry L. Stone and
blood clot.
Mrs. F. O. Brig.
The clot formed to her aorta,
Plan* for bake sate* and for
tha vessel that carries blood from
Jolnlrg a aynml-wid* organisation
tha heart to practically all parts
will h* discuss*.i tonight at a
of the body.
meeting of th# Ladle* Aid of tha
" I feel lucky to ba alive," ehe
Luthern Chureh of Th* Redeemer.
said. "But then I had a lot of good
HOUSTON, Tax. GR-Henry A.
The meeting tonight, itatrd la
doctors to help me."
She wss stricken lari July while Mclver, feuding with the. city In •tart at 7:30 p. m.. la lo be hrld
a property dispute, built i hirrl- held at th* home of Mr*. Bill
In Palm Beach.
cad* scroll a Houston street.
Southward, 2000 Palmetto Av*.
He u y i th* street Is private
Thla is a regular meeting of th*
property. Tha city fathers aay It group, th* first to b* held at th*
isn't
monthly tlm*.
It was stay for rlty laborers to
shove aside tha obstruction. MeWASHINGTON OR - An U per Ivcr had used earth.
NO O TH ER AIR FORCE
cent drop to new polio esses last
As soon ai lha workmen w*ro
WASHINGTON bB - All things
weak was rtpirted today by tha out of slyht, Mclver began pouring considered, says Secretary of the
Public Health Servlet.
another tsrrleade—eonrret* this Air Fore* Donald Quarles, "th*ra
Tha 1,039 new eases In the weak time. Ha used quick-drying ce Is no other air force In the world
ended Oct. 9 compand with 1,7a ment.
that matches our own."
lo the corresponding 1934 week,
Today. K appears only a Judge II* addad. In addressing a group
la the week ended Oct. 1 than with considerable help from in sir of aviation writers yesterday, that
wen IJ94 cases.
hammer operator can remove li. Free World air power Is "quite
Tha service said tost white moat Th* city's going to court to get a definitely superior to that of the
ef tha state* reported decreases la removal order.
Communist bloc."
tb* number of cates last weak, n
Tha street la about >3 feef wide.
Complacency could reuse that
statu reported Increases. It added Mclver used about four loot of lead to avaporata, howtser, he
that* increases probably represent concrete to affectively block It to said, and could "invite the kind of
vehicles.
delayed reports.
war we are trying to avoid.”
Laymen's Sunday
To Be Observed
By Local Church
Murphy Says U. S.
Made Mistake
Mrs. Spilman Is
'Lucky To Be Alive'
Ladies Aid Meet
Slated For Tonight
Henry A. Mclver
Feuding With City
18 Per Cent Drop
In Polio Cases
many today * lari RATO’S stra
tegy stent tha boa O M h ,
JIK R I.K W. W AR N ER (rlghtl qualifies for Hanford City Commla*lon with City Clerk It. N. Sasrr (left). (Staff Photo)
W a r n e r E n te rs R a c e
First Y e s t e r d a y
Merit W. Warner, 41-ytar-old
trrvir* station owner and operator,
qualified ytsterday at a candidal*
for th# of flew of City Commission
er In th* November 8th City Elec
tion.
Warner qualified about 2:13
with City Clerk II. K. Sayar.
Whan askrd why h* Is making
liluoelf a candidal* in th* forthcoming race, Warner (aid, "to
sum It up In Just a few words I
belies# ill clean, honest and effi
cient city government." And he
addeJ, "I will do just that to tha
bast of niy ability."
Warner live* In Sanford at 2117
S. My ill* As*, whei* h* own*
hla hom*. lie and hts wife Ituth
have three children, Aulha, 21,
who is ina'iied and is now tem
porarily m llrrmilda with her
Navy husband, Thomas l.awlor,
Lane 18, and Jimmie Iti.
Ih e popular tervlra station
operator came to Sanford in ltMri
on order* from his doctor. And
for the flm year and a half, War
ner says, "I Just flew my plan*
and recouped my health."
Warner was employed by Odham Motor Company as service
malinger until the business was
sold and then in 1951 purchased
th* service station which he now
operates at the rot nor of First
Street and Sanford Avenue.
He was twirn and raised in l.ura*. Ohio where hr was educated
and where hr owned and operal.
ed a fleet of buses, had hls own
garage, and operated a super »ervir* statlnn.
“ I have flown my nsm plan#
since 1931," Warner Said, “ when
I took up aviation as a hobby. It
is atilt my hobby be said, and I
fly anywhere where business, plea
sure, or iny hobby lake* me.
"F o r ten year* I have followed
our elty government." aald Meri#
Warner, "and I have watched It*
plana and action so that | feel
now that I know what Is going
on and how It Is being conducted.
I have hud an opportunity to talk
I t most of our rlvlr leaders and I
feel that | know their needs, their
policies, ami their hopes. As I
pointed out," Warnrr aald. “ My
platform Is based solely on rb-an,
honest, and efficient government."
Warner Is a memlier and a dea
con of tb# First Presbyterian
Church of Hanford and a memlier
of the Civil A ir I'atrnt, an auxi
liary unit of th* United States
A ir Force, and hold* the office
of OperatLni Officer of th* local
unit with the rank of Major.
2 LEAVE COMPANION
VIENNA, Austria IB-Two Hun
garians who esrsped Into Austria
during the night said they were
foreed to leave a companion be
hind after Communist abots wound
ed both hls legs.
Austrian police said Kolfan Sxabo
and Andreas Nementh reached
Austrian soil unhurt but touched
off a mine during their flight.
The explosion attracted Com
munist border police, who opened
up with machine guns. Tha fugi
tive! aald their companion, Kaplta
Inter, waa hit In both lag* and
could not eontlnua.
OFFICE OPENED
CHATTANOOGA, Twin. UR - A
big Kafanrer-for-prsaldant office
bai bean opanad quietly In Wash
ington aran though th* Tennessee
senator has daellnad to say wheth
er ha nil! us* H, aays th* Chatto-
NEW YORK W— FaOtof Mo a
valor abaft, a 399wow were throw* tala tha mock
I mao grabbed a table aad
mighty war artlaw frat* U. A as— ala aw tha aliri I t toil to flm
Rhine to the m— euver which ftffl
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Kiwanians Hear
SHS Triple Trio;
AI Wilson Reports
Th* Seminole Iflgh Reboot T r i
ple T r i ., under th* direction of
Misa Olli# Iters* Whittle, literally
sang Its way into tha heart* af K lwants Cub* memlier* at thair noon
luncheo* meeting yesterday.
Pner to th* program uf music,
president elect At Wll«on reported
on the Florida District fonvrnlion
held at Fort Walton Ileach Octnher 1, J. and 4. " I agree with Dr.
Wayne Hem ," xald Wtlson. "whis
told the Florida Kiwanians that
Florida Is ahead of everyone els*
in everything but tha undertaking
business."
D r Wad* Rucker told the Han
ford hiwanla Club that Richard
llnlirrlaw, of Sanford, will b-s
hrard In the opening of a new pro
duction in New York b »»4»»n,ng
Thursday, October II. "Golden
Slipper*" and urged Kiwanla
member* lo send congratulatory
message* to the noted New York
City «);iera Company vocalist who
has given so much of his tlm* to
local organisations.
David Gatchrll, chairman of Hi*
Kiwanis Club projects committer,
announced Ihe corps of tickrt tak
ers. sellers, peanuts-popcorn and
eobt drink srilcri, program dis
tributors. ate., for the Kiwanis
Benefit Football game Friday
night. P P. "Pop" Campbell lead*
th* club In tickrt selling for thn
UPC benefit game, said Gatchrll,
and urged Kiwanis members to
sell tickets before the Friday
night football clash.
lb* Tripla Trio of Seminol* High
School, with Mist Nancy Cash ac
companying at the piano, sang a
selection of four numbers for tha
Kiwanis Club at Ihrir no«n meet
ing yesterday. Heard on Ihe pro
gram were Ihe songs: "Make Be
lieve", “ Let A Smile B* Yot,f
Umbrella.’* "Who", and "Litllo
Man You've Had a Busy D a y."
Two solo numbers were heard,
rendered by Miss Pat Harrington.
She sing "I'll Never Stop Loving
You", and "Young and Foolish'*
from tho Broadway Hit "Plain
and Fancy."
Members of th* Triple Trio
singing at lha Yacht Club on tho
program were Miss I'at Har
rington, Miss Kay Jenkins, Miss
Bobby Crutchfield, Miss Carol
Nutt Miss Sylvia Price, Miss laoi*
llarineau. Mist Yvonne Cullan,
Miss Nancy White, and Misa Iris
Causey. Mias Yvonne Cullen em
ceed the program.
Ardie D. Smith
In Hospital
Ardie D. Smith, known to be in
hi* 70'#, and who live* alone in
hla home on the Francis Meri
wether property, was found this
morning with hla hip broken ap
parently toon a fall during tha
night
Meriwether found Smith this
morning to hU home. It waa re
ported that Ardta Smith fell about
11:30 last night. II* waa taken to
tha local hospital this motning and
later moved to th* Orange Mano
rial Hospital In Orlando.
�P a r* \
K it »
Th n rft. Aef. I t . 1 M K
Foundry In Partial Production Today
T H E S A N F O R D H FR Af D
ht l I
W hlll MS DAUOHTfl Yaranln Hint* to her lor rrbra, prince A ir
Khan kneel* W side h «r on the ground* of hi* Pans town lioutr. The I
reunion v n mail# po*--ihte when A!*'* former Wife. sctrr-s flit* '
lliTwor1h, hr»'i*ht the child for ■ vi*it. During in interview. A ir
refilled to ditto** • rumored reconciliation with Rita, but eooceded
that Yaasrnn i* *orciir a* a oicUua." « <
ju Uuh UwmoI
N EW C A S TL E . Ind. '* - T h f Terfeet Circle foundry was in partial
production today »* the company,
the striking CIO t ’nilrd Auto
Workers and the Nitlnnil Guard
dug in for what shaped up a* an
U
extended
deadlock.
The plant bad ila duoi* open "to
anyone who wants lo work.” The
union had vowed that it “ bark*
the strike all the wav.** Gov.
George N Craig had *aid that the
Guard will •lay a* Inn; at there
appear* to be a threat of renewed
violence.
There wasn't any apparent hope
for a *rt?ak in Ihe impaur before
Novrmbri Petition* for el-ctinn*
to decertify the union at Perfect
Cirele'i >lager»town ami llirhmond
plant* arr before the National
l.abor Relation* Hoard, hut Ihr
IIAW ha* been granted until Del.
I I lo file additional brief*. Ni.RU
action will follow that filing
The New Castle foundry i* not
involved In the decertification
move, but the UAW ha* refused
In bargain for it separately from
the Hagerstown and Richmond
plant* in adloimng Wavne County.
The company ha* declined lo sign
an agreement for these plant*
while the dcccrtllii'almti action,
kre pending.
Six hundred guardmien mined
into New Ca«tlr a week a;n after
a demomtratlon hy an r*timalrd
1.000 atrike aympathirrri in which
shot* were fired hy both demonilralora and nomlrikers and right
per torn were wounded.
This week Gov. Craig drrUred
full martial law in New Castle,
alt of Henry County, Ihe town of
Are You A Tired Businessman?
Hager* town and t he Eicbnionl
plant area Additional guardsmra
moved into llagfratown and Rich
mond. bringing to about 1.000 the
total on duty.
Plant Manager Cltralcy Juday
said 1? nork m of a normal pro
duction forre of 2C0 reported for
work ycitcrJa*. aiotig with U of*
fire worker*. The foundry make*
rough railing* h>r tne other plant*,
which produce piston ring*.
The other plant* have hern oprrattng at reduced levels throughout
the strike, which began Ju'y IV.
'C ' Spells Success
To Latest Probes
Of Atmosphere
ALAMOGORDO, N M.
| ( 1 a c r r A MUNCH VA\ A L r r r
1^ PAK O U T IN 1 M > D U E U C T g »
u* TOO
A
Sciential* rteicrth fa*t night'*
le*t, a •■gimme mission project,
as “ something never before teen—
a complete sucre** scientifically."
T h e
tpcrtarular orange-red
plume, stuped by wind* from tit to
70 mile* above earth into the al
phabetical symbol, wa« clcor'y
viiibte more than 300 m lln away
ahortly after ita firing at dusk.
The vapor trail, foaming out *>'■
a special Aerobee rocket from lw #
containers of metallic sodium, w*<
visible, arntrding to the Air Forcr,
fur 27 minute*.
Complete lechnirst rrttilla of lh*
widely heralded te*t will not he
kftffrs for “ at least two week* and
perhap* longer," said John F.
Bcdtnger of ihe Air Fore# Cam
bridge Research Center, who**
officials •nrkrd with lln'lonian
Air Development Center pcrtonncU
in Ihe test.
•
The Air Force, In tha experi
ment, was seeking to delrrmina
the origin, density, characteristics
and altitude of natural sodium in
Ihe almn«phcrt— part of lh« stuff
that makes dawns anj dusks
ASPEN. Colo. Get It r A - r e ing will be rather sharp, will stay enjoy the mountain sccnlry, walk
you a tired businrsimanl
(or two weeks minimum.
along the rippling stream*.
They will have gymnasium far illIf »o, maybe you're a candidate
Man’s mental aide vfil! not he
for the A»pen Health Center, high ties ami be espccted to take exer- neglected— "There should l»e some
in the Colorado Rocky Mountain*. I ei*e*. probably calisthenics. but' two hour* a day tor skull crack
In adJition In bring ttrrd and which might forestall Ihe ndaxa-' ing," Paepcke Insisted.
wanting la get over it. you must: turn sought.
Just what form this might take
be ( I ) In good health, physically| The renter will cost around U In addition to reading good books
of
a
million
dollar*
ami
U
eipected
and itirnlally; (2 ) important lo
hasn't been determined, but expo
your husineii; (3 ) willing In ab*«rh to be completed in March.
sure to rulture definitely is in his
The program will not be rigid,
as part of the rest’ cure some skull
plan to help the bu*oes*man for
rracking culture, such a* philoio. the Idea being for tha men to rest, ge hi* work.
klailmum .Social Security payphieal reading and discussion end
The cost of attending likely will mrnls lo a widow and two or mora
perhaps some classical music, ami
run around gjou a w*t>.
children arc S2U> a month.
(4) willing to flex your muscles
~ •— — --------*»
lightly in tome setting up eierdse*.
Tha health center is a project of
Waller P. Paepcke, wealthy Chi
cago Industrialist, an evangelist of
Ihe idea that the nation’s builoftsmrn nerd to do more than just
make Ibingi and sell them .
M IAM I. FU. (jP— T he American
Paepcke. chairman of Ihe board
of Container Corp. of America, Legion want* S.uoo rescue trams
atarird 10 yeara ago building this formed, trained and equipped for
itmi-ghoil mining town Into aq use In elvil defense.
A resolution adopted hy the L*
Intellectual and cultural renter.
Sparkod, and financed to a great glon’i national convention here
wtent hy Paepcke, tha nonprofit urged the 4.000 I-eginn posts In
Aspen Institute w M ^ u ltc a lrd lo the country to form rescue learn*
the improvement of TiJbian rela for use in’ r**h'6f « f * n j aitadk or
tions. It has sponsored a program natural disaster.
earh summer of music, lectures, It said lo.opft euch tram* are
nretied, and 2.000 already ei|sl. It
and furor
Hut Paepcke felt that this was' a sited, too, that the friers I govern
not enough, ho he hit upon the *ment dig into It# packet inure
deeply lo support civil defense ac
Idea of the health renter.
Paepcke emphasised that Ihe tivity.
Tlte present position of Ihe fed
course I* for Ihe well men. “ We
are not going lo try to do anything eral government, that elvtl defense
Is primarily a responsibility of the
about Ihe ilek," he declared.
Those arreptrd, and Ihe screen states, “ ronfmvrrts the federal
Constitution whlrh clearly aisigm
the responsibility for the common
defense to the national govern
ment," said Ihe 1-rgion.
Uy an overwhelming voice vote,
the I-eglon yesterday called oa
lly T IIK ASSOCIATE It PR FAS Congress to abolish the U S. Na
Pleasant autumn weather was tional Commission for UNESCO—
the outlook today for most of the tb« United Nations Educational,
nation.
Scientific and Cultural Organisa
It waa a little rooter over most tion
of tha northern half of ihe country
Such an action would virtually
irbUe fairly warm weather con- end American participation in tha
tiautd in the southern section*. The world organisation.
rool air which moved eastward
Use of UNESCO materlali In
dropped temperatures 10 to 2ft de- public ichoola was •'deplored," and
greet from Ihe Great Lakes region school* were aaked lo slop using
tottUiweilward through the middle materials “ propounding world tilMisaisilppl Valley and section* of iienship and adherence to a nebu
Ute centra! and southern plain*. lous world governmtnt."
Th*. Legion eallrd for an investi
gklca were clear in mn*t areas.
Showers and thunderstorms oc gation of the American Civil Ubercurred along sod in advance of ties Union.
ACI.U executive director Patrick
the Hiding edge of rool air and
AS MIDtCAl IIIOAOIt carry on a tight against possible outbreaks
in a narrow belt rmm Lrnser Mich M urphy Malta said In a statement
of typhoid or typhus, ritirrni of Pood-stricken Tainpiro, Mexico,i
igan and Ohio touthwnlward to “ The ACI.U ha a nothing to hide
line up to get inteelioor from a nurse. Some 4.000 perious are belngi
because ita work, the defense of
given Inocttlalion* dally in center* set up by the Ned Croae and'
lasulilatij and MississippiAmerican sis 11 llbertlca. la con
other agencies. At bottom, in elderl*' «w r*n, carrying a dog. leave*
a l)N . helicopter, followed by number* of her f»mlir. They *vrre
There are no snakea or poison- ducted In the open for the public
*e*rned from a rooftop to hooded Tamnieo. Mesiro f fn|rre*f<oee|t
lo ludge."
oua spider* In Rermuda.
American Legion r—
Wants 8,000 Rescue
Teams Formed
m r v R T a m sis
rrrjrr
P -
>oulhwr>tcm skies— a letter r*i*>
malrd to he 3U mile* long— ha*
spelled nicer** lo latest Air Form
probe* <f upper-atmosphere *ecrel*
V
Autumn Weather
Outlook Today
1954
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Oilmen Rediscovering Europe
I Hundreds of conventions, meetings, as- in promotlnr the use of Sanford by th#
namblies, and annual got-togethera are held hundred! of convention group* coming to
Florida, avery mail pouch leaving thia city
f t Florida avery year.
Thaaa meetings bring thousands of should ba packed with invitation*.
Sanford ia tha blggaat Httla city, with
people Into Florida who vielt with us,
th*
biggest best buaineta in th* country.
fc ) n * n c \m spend money with us, and share th* glorious
Let'* boast about it and bring convention*
Florida aunahln# and atmoapher*.
B u r p
to our community. It means dollar* in our
What wa would like to see is some of pockets. It mean* packed atorea, erowdad
thoeo convention* meeting right here in street*, plenty of customers, lota of tnSanford, for not only do we have the facili thuaiaam. And most of all. It will bring
ties but we have the kind of location that smile* to the faces of everybody and jobs
would afford a wider visit to Florida com for Juat as many more.
munities than others have at their dis•
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posai. We have that neighborliness, that
Now Is Time To Plan
special companlonabflity, that goes with
What can ws look forward to her* la
tha entertaining of such a group of people
who, moat of all, want someone in the tro Sanford?
In our Way of thinking then’s much In
pical part of their country to call a friend.
ITkaM^a
■ mov*
mAva afoot to form a special
There'll a
apecini stora for ua In everyway.
bureau in th* Semlnol* County Chamber of
Stopping to take stock, w* find that
Comm«rc* which la to b* known as thi everything I* growing by leaps and bound*.
•Convention and Tourist Bureau . This
Building Is on the upgrade. Home* s n
we admire and would like to ace especially being built st an unprecedented rate for
active In the hrlntrinq to thia community an unprecedented growing population.
these froun* of peopi® who are anxious tr
Industry is beginning to look at Sanford
b* among friendlv, amicable people to hold and Seminole County with a wlahtul
their business and social sessions.
glance. And in many Instances thoa*
• Each one of our citizens should be a glances arc paying off with permanently,
walking invitation to the various organiza located businesses.
JAMES MARLOW
tions to which they belong. And with the
Why, Sanford Is a perfect natural for
Word bang passed along w* would soon be any growing and expanding industry. W*
vaallslnr soma results.
have every qualification to meat tha big
It doean't matter whether the conven and Httla businessman's expectation. And
tion grout)* are large or small, let's invite a plus, thrown in, is our excellent weather,
tion in politic* today la: WHOM— date f<*r the Democratic nomlnathem aH to partake of our hospitality.
good fishing, hunting, and nearness to neigh if anybody—do*» former President tion. And it Isn't likely an old
Some folk* stand back and shv away bors throughout Florida.
Harry 8. Truman favor for the1 ram.taigntr like Truman apoka out
from issuing such an Invitation. Now we
democratic presidential nomination without krjwlng hit word* would
The eattle industry ia no Httla axpanalon aaxt
ytar?
bars soma such effect.
should take a different attitude. Invite tha
itself. Starting with 17 members last year Pint he uld K wai Adlal F*w politicians would deny that
ps first and then make the plans known
eal authorities for planning and mak- and now grown to a big 19 mambera in th* SUvtnioo, t*1* J"*n who e* rr*fd Truman’s eupport In a convention
H,
Seminole County Cattleman's Association. jU D’ . - T j U . t o y . M g g w . ,0.14
tog room for tham. Tha more the merrier.
Yu , wa can look forward to tha cattle in*
Ranfrod is a community In which avery
duatry making hug* strides in our commW
• lu ll* eiUsaa should ba proud. There's proqulta clear whether h. ha. back*
5 ? UriUd States
grtaalvsnesa, at last. Plenty of growth, ex it y.
w «
Populatlonwise, it la predicted, and w* away from aettva a u p p o r t of
pansion, forward looking plans for the fu
Stevenson, although that would
him* ** etretegim af no
go
along
with
tha
predictions,
that
Sanford
ture, and business houses just Itching to
seem to M ow.
*m*n * bai,y'
, nv event Tram.n'. aetlvl
r ° f moBUu
TritSlin kai
•srvs aa many more customers aa you ran will triple Its population in ten years. That
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said with uamlstakabla alarity that
means Seminole County will go right along tka
tack Into their doors.
in tha past few dayi have ha waa for Adlal Btovmura. He
Lot's boost Sanford from shore to shore, with tha same percentage of growth. Bo wc cantered attention eq Democratic didn’t mantles aeutraUly la those
trim top to bottom, oversets In all direc look for a city of 40 to BO thousand popula* Gov. Avereli llarriman of New statements.
tions, as tha finsat placa in th* world to tion by 1965.
Bold a convention.
Bualnesawiac. wa look for expansion that
With ovary eltisen doing his or her part (a yet unpredicted. Surely there w i l l b*
wheels humming, turning out mere man
The Sanford Herald
made products than aver before, in thl eon*
ing decade. It ia evident that our business
sections will move out into a greater space
Raw draws constantly are batna
to servo th* growing population.
dcrelcpea lo here you ta good
The average family, we’re told, in th*
health and to return you ta
next ten years, will ba earning 91,400 mor* •health one* you become !U m hb>
In enr wav.
when compared with th* dollar value today. lured
In our monthly review of modiAnd, mark you, ahead of ua la tha big •In*, today wall discuss tha fol
ated instead of froson or eannod, which wiU lowing new drags:
BUTTBIL — an antlepaamodte
jump in science when fooAi w.'" be Irradifor use in ulcerative oo
make them last indefinitely. That's good sedative,
litic, peptic ulcer, acute and
news for th* Seminole County fanner who Chromic dlarrhsa, heartburn, dyewill bo turning out mor* and more produce pepaia and other aliments. It la
to feed tha increasing population, not only
bars In America, but all ever th* world.
With Irradiation, fanners wiU ba able to >y Presmfpdie Only t f r m
ship their produce to ovary corner of tho
The drag tan ba obtained ealy
Thursday, Oct. 18, 1955 globe without fear of spoilage.
through a prescription. II is
taken by mouth, one tablet or
It’s time to plan now. Modern Ideas, oo*
ueapoonful three times dally.
modern plana, will not wait for ua to alt For children, tha dosage should
rat ta half and for youngster*
down slowly and think th* matter over. I f ba
under a, one-fourth to one-half
say I wa want to keep up with tho growth around
n
Three New Drugs Help
To R elieve Suffering
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M W YORK tn-Amerkas eflmtn are rediscovering the Europe
from which Columbia tailed to diecover America.
While atomic and »olir energy
are betas harnessed economically,
oilmen ear, Europe ii solas to
need more oil aa a quick source
of the energy' it demands.
American oil companiei, In additioa to ahipping oil to Europe,
have invested TV) million dollar*
in planta there aince the war, multpljring its oil reflnlns capacity
eight tlmea Jersey Standard OU'a
house organ. The Lamp, says this
year will see 26 catalytic cracking
and reforming speed up output. It
predict* that within the neat 20
years oil consumption there will
double.
Economists of Chase Manhat
tan Bank of New York, say con
sumption of energy from coal, oil
and water power is equivalent to
U .000 pound* of coal a year for
each person. In Europe per capita
energy ronsumption I* equivalent
to 3,600 pound* a year. But it la
rising fast in Europe because of
the striking Increase of late lo the
standard of living there.
Europe hat hgher real wagoa
now. Autos and motor srooters
multiply on Us road*. With thl*
new prosperity hat come a desire
to lubitltute machinery for man-
considered chiefly American.
_
,
European farmers now look more
favorably on mechanisation. Faetory owners have put in power
equ|pment, th«rebv raUng produe-
S J v j w S s s f t s & r * s*£5h:' “• " n,“uo," ‘
is r
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cent from hydroelactrie plants. Oil
provides 20 per cent, with natural
get miking up most of the rest
Atomic energy la likely to be
developed eommeretally in Europe
before it ia here because the costs
Raid Eagle Should Get Bald Sooner
Florida.
How doeply haa alrOiaatlow cut
down tha aagto, a bird which has
no real natural ra*my?
"Tb*y are still plentiful hi Alas
No Comment
On Aug. IT he repeated in an
Interview (bat ha wa* lupporting
Stevenson for the nomination al
though h* Intended to be In thera
fighting for tha Democratic nomle*. so matter who he might be.
Again, on Sept. S, he itill waa
In tb* Stevemon ehearing section.
He said in a ipetch in Chleago
that ha had talked with Stevenson
by telephone that morning and "1
told him If ha announced lor pres
ident I would be for him."
Thirty daya later, tha former
President didn't appear to be ao
poiitive about whom he would sup
port. While visiting Hindman in
Albany, N.Y-, he remarked that
ha via "aa neutral ai a man
could ponlbly be in my position."
Political obitrvers noted that on
tha same day, llarriman said dur
ing a television program he had
"no obligation" to Stevenaoa and
had never saM "1 would support
him In a convention," although
Handman had said previously he
wai for Stevenson.
Hindman Inilits h* Isn't a can
didate for th* Borninatioa. but
Mverthelei* he'i getting a itront
buildup from the Tammany Rail
organliation headed by Carmine
D*Sapk>, a New York national
committeeman.
It haa been expected that Stev*n,on will announce hit candi
dacy soon.
Yesterday Tntman told reporters
ha wasn't choosing up aidei before
the convention. He said " I hare
no candidate, except I want a win
ner when the Democratic conven
tion acta." And ha predicted the
Democratic nominee would he tha
winner.
On thl* occasion, when be re
ferred to Stevenaen and Handman,
he said "they’re both good men"—
drawing no distinction between
them.
On the fiee of H, Harrtmaa The Importance of obtaining the
w oul d room In have gained beat advico possible also la illus
strength by re aton ai I t farmer trated by what took flaw just after
ProaKJent'e
eaneunei
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jed* neutrality Vartd War n.
A I l i t Urns Proridwd Truman
while auvensoe had slipped at
ka," said Beck, "but I doubt timra
are mere than RON left in the
Halted State* east of the Mississip
pi River. There used to be hire,
drtdi ol thouimdi.
"hi esc area In which I counted
11* accepted neats M peer* gfe
there ere now ealy M to p*“
YOU'RE TELLING MEI
Ospe buffaloes
meal deadly ead vindictive ealmet* eeyt the Natiewel Oe*«rephi# Society, Wounded, they here
bora known to ambush kuatam,
Not content with kllllnt their
victims, they trample them with
ax-sharp hoof*.
COMING SUNDAY
« » • * *
**"•
in* Od Progress Week right n^v
may be eomforted to htir that the
New York banker* think that In
the oest M years the fossil fuels
will itdl be the world's dominant f f
*ourre of energy.
By JAMES W. DOLTHAT
I Aeting oo this advlca, hit proWASHINGTON—Sometime* It 1* grim wa*s directed toward eom*
pro/itabla to review prediction, batting deflation,
mada la the paat and to check on
Mr. Truman advised tha labor
th*ir accuracy. . . Jor tha light of union* that Industry could affori
experience illuminate* tha future,
to increase wag*f without increasFor example, only Itven month* ing price*. That was the aignal
ago Leon Keyierltng, who wai for the labor union* to atari a
Chairman of President Truman'* ,erlci of strike* which produced
Council of Economic Advisors, wras th* first round of wage increase,,
contending that unemployment was What happened then- Prices nitrialns dangerously In the United urally w»re increased to meet tha
Slates and promised to go higher higher labor rostj.
"unles* government remises 1U Then labor sought and obtained,
appropriate role in helping atimu- through costly itrlkes, other rounds
late the economy."
of wage increase*—and each time
He ala* reported that a recent prices had to be increased to pay
"shallow buainesi upturn la likely for tha added cost of libor.
to lota momentum ia short order."
Thla was one of th* major eausei
At exactly the sam* time. George of the inflation whlrh »evertly deHumphrey, the Secretary of the predated tha purchasing power of
Treasury, waa explaining that tha tha dollar.
Administration had "been slowly
Now what happened to th* prtgettlni the government’* financial dietioni that there would be from
affairs under control to help the g to 12 million unemployed? What
economy expand and *o make m o - happened wai thia. Instead of
atantly more and better job*.'
from a to 12 million being unem"The investment of money In ployedi lh, nun,t*r
employed
tooli, plants, and equipment wbleh l0cn passed th* M million mirk...
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ind there wa* virtually no unembe added. Confidence ha* ta- payment at that time,
creased in th* government and Jn So it would appear that good adhe maintenance of sound poUeUa ,W* if a w ^ U iT fo r government
• " I * f.U,U™
* * “ " ta ? • t r ia ls . Th* big question Is: from
■£5 ?LS£ ^
fr#* T * ? , " * ,
« h°m >bould the advice ba obauch policies to constantly develop —ji
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mor* and better Job*, better living,
and mora security for aD. The
economic sain, w* are now enjoy
ing ara firm evidence of the fact
that thia confidence ia Justified."
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Both of theM- economic analyses
waa advised by C. L 0. ead Raw
Deal l aaaemlrii that flwre would
are Afrtca'a he fraoi I le 11 million uremptaved
U A L BOYLE
at elder form* ef energy »*•
higher there. Rut to the
year*. Jersey Standard believes* .
y,, , tom wm *atiify only one
Europe's increased dm
mltrf lor e;<ctnclty. Three fourtna
mu|t wm# from increased eon.
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Social f c v s m iA .
Calendar
W EDNESDAY
The First Baptist Prayae Mt*tInf will btfin at 7:30 p. m. In
tha Memorial Educational Building.
Tha First Baptist Training
jfolon Etscutlva commlttra m*at>
tng will begin at 1:11 in tha Cha-
p#T.
asses.
<
Seminole Rrbeksh Lodge No. 43
will meet in the 100F Hall at I
p.m.
The Home Demonstration Club
will meet at the club center at 3:30
p.m. Everyone Is urged to be at
this meeting as it Is an important
ooe.
The Sanford Grammar School
P T A will meet in the auditorium
at a p m. A board meeting will be
held at 7:30.
The Camellia Circle of the San
ford Garden-Club wilt have its
first meeting at a p. m. in the
home of Mrs. Donald Knight,
2544 Palmetto Ave. Mrs. Charles
Lansing will he ro hostess.
T h j Aisles Circle of the Sanford
Garden Club will meet at S p. m
with Mrs. 11. S. Dug gar. Sirs
W. ft Jennings and Mrs. L. E
Spencer will be co-hoitesses.
Tha Brawnlaa Bible Class of
tha First Prasbytarlaa Church
will hava a chicktn barbacua at
the homa at H r. and Mrs. Frad
lianas at 1:30 p. as.
Tha Extrutlvt Board ot the San
ford Cardan Club will meet at S:30
a m. at tha Cardan Center on E.
First SL
Thera will ba a eovertd dish sup
per at 1 p.m. at tna Garden Center
for tha Jacaranda Circle.
Tha social department of the
Sanford Woman’s Club will have a
FRIDAY
Bridie and Canasta Party at the
The Duplicate Bridge Club will
club house starting at 1:30 p.m.
For reservations tali Mrs. Callahan meet in the Yarht Club with seat
at 11TJ-W up till 13:00 noon Wed ing to begin at 7:43 p.m. snJ play
at 8 o’clock.
nesday.
The Rose Circle of the Sanford
t h l t .s u \T
Gardrn Club will meet at 3:43 at
The Intercity Woman’s Gulf the home of Mrs. II. ft. Berk on
Association will have Its first 2420 Laurel Ave Speaker will be
monthly tournament at tha Pine- Homer Osborne using as his topic
hills Country Club In Orlando.
’’Soil Culture and Insert Control.*’
The regular monthly meeting of
The Mimosa Circle of the San
tha Ladles Aid of the Lutheran ford Garden Club will meet at 10
Church of tha Redeemer will be a m. in McKinley Hall.
held at 7:30 p. m. at the home of
Sadie Harrison Chapter DAR
hire. William Southward at 2000
will meet with Mrs. Ralph Leon
Palmetto Ave.
ard. DelSary. at three o’clock. CoTha First Baptist Intermediate
boateiscc will be Mrs. A. It. Key
Choir will hold rehearsal at the
and Mrs. Cora Brown. Mrs. W. 1*
church beginning at 7 p. m.
McVirkar of St. Petersburg will
Tha First Baptist Adult Choir
be the speaker.
will hold rehearsal at • p. m.
The Dirt Garden*!* Circle of
Tha Hemeroealiia Circle of the
’danford Garden Club will meet the Sanford Garden Club will
at M S p. m. In the home of Mrs. meet at McKinley Hall at 10 a.
F . ft. Adams, 200S Lake St. Mr*. m. Mrs. Paul Ochiltree an auth
M . B. Smith, Mrs. J. B. Hall and ority on artiatie arrangements will
Hiss Ethel Riser will ba co-hoiU be guest speaker. The Lecture will
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Bridal Shower Organizational Meting Yesterday
Grammar School 4-H Clubs Have
stiffs or diced
Given Recently The 4-H dubs of the Sanford reaches, halves, slices
Grammar School met October 12 peaches
Seasonings
or
syrups— if
ForMrs.Kennard for their organisation meeting. any;7. how
thick tha syrup Is; whe.
The demonstration on **Tha Ba d
Around tho Can of Food’* was
given by the Home Demonstration
Agent, Mias Myrtle Wilson. The
poinla discussed in the demon
stration were:
1. Name of the product
2. Nsrno and address of packer
3. Net contents— weight of the
product in the can
4. Ingredients— everything that
went into the ran
6. Variety— when it applies: for
rtampie, white and yellow corn,
sweet cherries or red sour cherri c s, freestone o r
clingstone
peaches
6. Style of product— when it
applies;
for example,
whole
A miscellaneous bridal shower
was given at tha home of Mrs.
Lowell E. Jeffords recently in
honor of Mrs. Robert Kennatd,
sister of Mrs. Jeffords.
Games were played and those
winning prise* were Miss Zeliah
Welsh, Mrs. Iforac* Fortner and
Mrs. Edith Welsh. Delicious re
freshments consisting of openface sandwiches, nuts, mints, cof
fee and cake were served buffet
style from a table on which were
placed a miniature bride and
groom.
Thor* invited t» tie with Mrs.
Kennard were Mi-s Dorothy Tvslo. Miss Madia Soderblom, Air*.
Welsh, Mrs. Edith W .-lab, Mrs.
Shirley Thompson, Miss Zullah
A. U. Roberts, Mrs. Horace Fort
ner, Mrs. Charles Turner Sr.,
Mrs. Charles Turner Jr, and Mrs.
Jeffords.
15 Members Meet
For Circle No. 7
Session Monday
Matron To Visit
An announcement has hern msdr
that Miss Esther Livingston, worthy
grand matron of the Grand Chapter
of Florida will make her official
visit to Seminole Chapter No. 2
OES, Saturday. Oct. 22.
A banquet will be held at AlrKin
ley Hall at 8:30 p.m. For reserva
tions contact Mrs. W. E. Haines,
200 Holly Ave., Phone 1529. Re
servations will dose Oct. 20.
ho from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. and
Uora circle will tell refreshments
during th« noon hour. Alembert
are urged to attend.
T h r Congregational Ladies Rake
Food Sale will be downtown in
front of AlcCrory’i Dime Slorc.
M ONDAY
The Dependable C lan of the
First Methodist Church will meet
at 6:3 p m. at the AtcKinley Hall
for a covered dish supper follow
ed by its regular monthly business
and social meeting.
The CPO Wives Club will hive
a bake sale O d . 17 at it a. m.
in the Ship Service on the NAAS.
The proceeds of this sale wilt go
lo the CPO Wives Christmas fund
for needy children In Sanford.
TU E S D A Y
The Golden Circle clast of the
First Baptist church will meet to
night at the home of Mrs. W il
liam Smith, 440 Summerlin Ave.
at • p. m.
Tha Seminole County Childrens
Committee will meet in the Sem
inole County School Administra
tion building on Commercial Street
at 4 p. m. This ii an important
meeting and all members are
urged to attend.
Your family tired of tha tarn#
old carrots^md-grren-pejs comb
ination? Then try serving them
in a well-seasoned thin rrram
sauce and sprinkling with crumbl
ed crisply-conked baron.
Circle No. 7 of the Woman’s So
ciety of Christian Service of tha
First Alethodist Church met at the
home of Airs It. P Alesander ana
Palmetto Ave Monday afternoon
at 3 p m. having 13 members pre
sent.
Tile meeting wa« called to order
by the chairman Mrs. R. T . War
ren who opened tho meeting with
the "Lord’s Prayer” prayed by
every one. Devotion was given by
Airs. Carl Williams.
In th« absence of the study chair
man Atrs It F. Cole Alra. Williams
gave the study that ended with a
prayer. Mrs It T. Warren presided
over (he business session.
Routine reports were given and
it was decided by all members lo
meet in McKinley Hall Tuesday
Oct. ta from 10 a m. to 2 p.m. and
sew for the baraar. The chairman
aakH all membera to carry the
articles they hid made for the
baraar to th* Nov. meeting In or
der they may be priced.
Mrs. R. L Brown will be chair
man for Circle No. 7 at the baiaar.
1 Happy Birthday was sung to Airs.
At. E Moye, Mrs. L. P. Hsgen and
Mrs. Lemar Rowland by the mem
bers.
Earh one was presented with a
gift from the rhairmsn. Airs. War
ren announced that the cirr'a will
have charge of the program for
the neit business meeting with
Mrs. Mbittern as chairman. It was
rr ported that nine visits were
made to shut-ins during the month
of September
Delicious refreshments were ser
ved to Mrs. Ilsgtn. Airs. A. D.
Zackery, Mrs John Bridges, Airs.
II. T . Alciander, M ri. K. U Grif
fin. Alra. Carl Williams, Airs. Bes
sie Priest, Mrs. M. E. Moye, Airs.
I.emar Howland. Airs. A. O. Rob
erts. Airs. It. L. Brown. Mrs. 11. C.
Whtttrrn. Atrs. Russell Tench. Miss
Resile Zackery, Mrs. W. D. Moye,
and Atrs. W. O. Akerstrnm.
T H E SA N FO R D FIT.R A I D "
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Holy Cross Auxiliary Convenes
USD
St. Catherine's Chapter of Holy announcement wav also mad* of
Cross Womsn's Auxiliary met Tues the Fall In gsthrring which will ha
day at the home of Airs. Henry Nov. 1, All Saints Day m d tha
ther splcaa are added
three Sunday* following. Mr*.
Atcl.aulin Jr., ith Mrs. A. C. Cook,
t. Statement of artificial color
Cook, hospitality chairman, report
At an important I'SO meeting
ing or preservatives— If any.
held Monday night in the C$0 co-hostess The devotional was led ed on birthday cards *cnt lo mem.
building
it was announced by Mrs. by Airs. McLaulin. who also p r « -' ber* during the summer months.
The following officers were
A message was brought from
elected: 4th Grade. M ri. Euta Selwyn O'Neil, area director, and sided oxer the business session due
lo the absence of Mrs. Harry Cush Air*. W. K Kirchhoff with a reGrantham, room teacher— presi Mrs. K. C. Kuhn, L'SO chairman,
ing. chapter president. Mrs. W. A .' quest for flowers a* these arc kept
dent. Alary Phillips; vice-president, that a I'SO drive will be con
Fitts, secretary and treasurer,! on Ihe altar throughout the week.
ducted
starting
Del.
23.
Penny Brooks: secretary, Linda
railed th* roll and announced a Afr*. \V II Stewart arcepted this
A tea will open the events sche
Scrugs, reporter. Dorothy Jar
budget lor the coming year ol , chairmanship of Ihe fruit cake tale
dine; devotional leader, Teressa duled for Sunday alternuon at the 1173.
for the chapter and alt nrdcri ar#
l
SO
from
3
tu
3
p.m.
This
writ
be
Spears; song leader, Ronnie A l
I A report was given on Ihe Spring to be placed through her.
fred; gam# leader, Carol Stamper. open to the public.
I In gathering of the L'TO which' Alembets were reminded of tha
ITie L'SO it supported primiarily
6th Grade. Mist Catherine Rail,
1amounted In }l.40 23, an all time corn mission aibswed the auxiliary
room teacher— president, Dana through l SO drives lor the L'mtrd high for Holy Cross Auxiliary, an' through maganne subscription* ant
Young; vire prrsldent. Voda St'of"
Feather Campaign, the set
rrnewal*, with M ri. ALrlara Rus
fer; secretary, Loss Alice Clause; slon Monday was the llrst one of
sel', chairman.
thr
season
and
was
held
for
all
reporter. Linda Williams; drxoA very interesting program foL
ollieers
ana
chairmen.
tional leader, Nancy Watson;
I *wed the busine-t whr.-x Air*. Guv
Mrs.
Kuhn
hss
rrrently
returned
game leader, Pat Patterson; song
Mien was introstuced and in tmq
from New York and was enthusi
leader, Lucy Mnrtnn.
Introduced three young ladies,
astically welcomed by all present.
member* of Ihe UPSL, N in ry
8th Grade. Airs. Mary Alice
Report* were given by raen
Cushing. Diana Meisher and Peggy
Ratliff, room teacher— president, cbiiiuan anu plans were made »oi
St. Mary’s Chapter of Holy. Lundquiit Each gave a »hort out
Geraldine Swain; v ice-president, uic tuturc upciaiiun ot Lie la u .
Cross Woman's Auxiliary m rt! line of her activities at Camp
Minnie Pearl Hastings; secretary,
.tinong muse aitcnuuig tuc meet
Fay Swain; reporter, Carol Grern; lUg 14 euUiiitnl lu .sits, nuoil alsu Tuesday evening at the home of Wingntan during the* ummer.
Mrs. Alfred Stanley,
.Members present who enjoyed
devotional leader. Sylvia AlcCollry; ••4t.«e U sU4l Va» |v •*«««. Ft, gg. J ,g|The meeting was romhirted by the »sscial hour which followed insong leader, IVmna StoweU; game rr«i4 , m i , i . j . .MUliacn, in * .
iiu ik ii i>r«i'4Pi# M ri, At. c*. tu - 'trs. tiordon Stanley, rhaineau. eluils-sl Mrs John Gulesian, Mrs. W,
leader, Mary Etta Brown.
Ihe devotional was given hy Mr*. H. Stewart. Mri G I). Itlrhnp, Mrs.
6th Grade. Mrs. Rachel Brinson, iHlltl, »%|| », IldtUlK iawAima t . , ••tan. Fred MrAlurray, and was follow-J
W. A. Flits, Airs. J. St. Clair
room teacher— president, Lynda *3t'4l/ 3iUUil| *UIU H ill 141 I Ji ed by the secretary's and trea-! White, Airs A It b e ,, Aliss Carol
Williams; vice-president, Carosury'* report.
Slone, general auxiliary president
lyn Turner; secretary, Janire
Miss IVggy Jane l.undquUt and the hostesses.
Wynn; teasurer, (.aura Chase; re- O c t . Z t i L a r m v a l
, w'd Miss Inane Flrishrr then
porter, andra Arom ; song leader,I
>ld the group about their ex
Sandy Richards; game leader.
LO K C
/ V \ O F irO C
perience!, schedule and classes al
Pam Jones; devotional trader, Su
the Episcopal
summer camp,
san McCall.
Camp St. Mars’*.
I o dc tja la A ffa ir
6th Grade. >fr*. Alice Grant,
Alisa Carol Slone, president of
J nr Lake Monroe I '-I .i was
room teacher— president, I.orrne
called to order by the pm idrut, the Woman's Auxiliary, then told
Ciicle No. 3 WSCS of the F lr-I
Jeffords; vice-president, J e a n
Claude lliltell Tuesday night at a of the auxiliary project, the sell Methodist Church met Tuesday at
Henson; ire rrO ry, Alary Vance;
regular meeting helu in lire school ing of flaslon Fruit Cakes. Alra. '• 43 a m al the home of Atr*. F,
Frrd ll»sry is chairman of this
devotional leader Sarah Priest; house.
It Adams Mrs Arthur Beckwith
committee.
game leader; Janet Rogeri; song
Iterurrt Thurston gave Ihe de
J r preiideii
leader, Charlrie Caudle; reporter, votional allrr which business was
Mrs. Gordon Hartnig gave <*
Mrs Itav Herron gave the de.
Sandy Crouch.
taken up. Atust unpuilanl m I Ik - repott on tho t tired Thank O f
6th Grade. Air*. Roberta Rich, list of the evening was the Hal fering given at Ihe Triannual votlnnal with " I ’rrsonal Holiness'*
ard*. room teacher— president, lowe'en carnival wnirh is to be on Convention held this summer at as the theme Airs. John R. DoSharon Riser; vice president, Jean Friday Oct. 28 at the school. Mrs. Hawaii, The amount for the miney Jr presented the study.
Biidness was discussed and II
Robson; secretary, M e r r i t t * Thurston announced that Ibis year Lulled Flair* who |1,t49,l97K.t.
After tho conducting of the was announced that all ih* circle*
Philips; reporter, Kay Picklesim- Ibrte will be many colorful and
refreshment* are to have a Christmas program
er; devotional leader. Rose Krat. "fun filled" things to do and see husinrxs turning
vert; game leader, Patsy Smith; among which were mentioned xsi-re served by Air*. Alfred Stan and -upper the first Tuesday night
ley and Mr*. Fred AlcMurray, co- in December
aonk leader. Sherry I k c .
pony ridci, cane tossing, dart hoilett.
Four new piemberi Atrs. nyrnn
6th Grade. Mrs. Jewel Riser, games, cake walks, costume b ilg
Smith, Airs. John II Bailey J r ,
room teacher— president, Bobby ing, the country store, pound-a M r s . L . C . Ilarner and Atr*. Harry
Jun* Berry; vice-president, Jean nail (>k the, fish ponds, and Iho re
Adair
wrr* introstuced,
Barnes; secretary. Frances Hall; gular randy and carnival foods.
Itefreihmcnt* were served to
reporter. I.lnda Harvey; devotion
Principal Writs announrrd the
Mr*. Frank II Adam'. Mrs. Arthur
al leader, Irrnr Johnson; game P -TA project of pulling Ihe new
Beckwiih J r . Mrs. J. M. Illantun
leader, Martha Cook; Song lead. shrubbery around the school hid
Mr. and At'*. Fiank Alrhane will .i r , Mrs w II. Colbert Jr., a d «.
«r, Judy Yanwirkte, Alary Goeti. already been stalled, lie also told
Iraxr in a few days fur an extend- j Ray W Herron. Airs. J. O. t.aney.
6th and 6th Grades, .Mrs. Sybil of the new basketball roust an rd tour thiougb the rastrin slate- 1Mis. Don l.lnrk. Airs. William N opRouth and Mr*. Atargarrt Wright other project.
and will he gone for xrseral ns. Air* Waller Price. Mrs. II"*
The new scholarship fond was
— room teacher*— president, Carol
Wa'I, Mrs John S. Wlute. Airs,
week*.
Fuller; vlceprealdenl. Jarqulin discussed and received "very well"
G rrtrhrn Crowell. Airs C. W.
by
thr
members
who
voted
to
pul
Berryhlll; secretary, Drrnda Re
Carlos T . Cooper Itrantles, Mrs. .Isshn It. Dotnlney
new; reporter. I.rnn Crabtree; it through.
nf
Winston
Salen,
N. C. have J r . alsmg with the fstur Prwr mem
Home room count was won hr
song leader, Kaye nraslry; game
|>ern
visiting
Dr.
end
Mrs, II. W. ber*.
leader, Judy U s u n w ; Devotional Atrs. Kirkpatrick and thr member
Rucker, Atis. Coopei'a slttrr and
ship
rhairmsn
Mrs.
Itshmn
stat
leader, Sharon Gilr*.
Add • hit of tarragon aeasoned that 90 per rent of the patents brnther-ln law. Prior In coming Ing pssyriler to the (tour, aalt and
6th Grade*— Atra. Anstey and
hrie
they
bad
visited
In
St.
Pettishad already Joined Ihe P-TA.
pepper in which you slip fl*h fdAir. Jonr*, room tocher*— presiAir llitielt called the meeting of burg and Cyptrs* Gaidens.
let a lie fora frying. Good flav*'s|
dent, Sally King; vice president,
the rverutixe board In Ih* "near
Judy Robb; secretary, Sandra future ' lo rortr.-t the old charter.
Air. ami Mr*. C. A. M< Williams
Raly; reporter, Carol Cleveland;
of I aintiti.lge, tliiiu arrisrd hem
devotional leader, Dianna Nick*
t’ook roarvely grated carrots rrenelly to spend their rigtilli
»nng leader, Dianne Toney; game ! j„ rontnnunr; season further with winter in Sanford. They are slatleader, Mary Dial.
l-utter. IJae just enough consomme lug at tlx Humphrey Apartments.
4th Grade. A\lsx Betty Rillhlm an there will Is* only a tablespoon
. r/
met, room teacher— did not elect1nr an of liquid left by the lime
Fiiendr nf Willis Peacock wilt
effirare.
I the rarrnta are tender.
I,a eorty in learn that he was rail,
ed nut nf town Wednesday to East
W ith
U n m a n n g b lc
man, Ga nn the death of Ids father
Kiaque*a
xAillls Peacock Hr.
Auxiliary Hears
Girls Relate
Camp Experiences
Plans Arc Discussed
On Christmas Ideas
At Circle 3 Meet
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Hutchison Is
7956 Manager
[I
IT. LOUIS UR-Frank Law* saya
ha picked Fr*d Hutehiaaow a* 1PM
THE SANFORD HERAID
field loader of tha St. Loula Cardi
ge •
Thura. Oct. 13.1955 nal! hacauaa "ha did a helluva
job with kida in Detroit and «ur
future I* bated o* youngatara.”
Lana aald tha big, aquart-Jawed
formtr pitcher, algnad to a twoyear contract ytitarday. waa "in
my book" tho Amarieaa league
Manager of tha Year in 1PS4 becauae of the fine job ha did with
young playera.
LOS ANGELES UP - Brooklyn’!
Tha algnlng of Hutahinaow at a
Floyd Paturion. M the nation’! reported WO.000 a year by Lent,
No. X challenger for the world general manager for only five
light-heavyweight title, it haavily daya, merely confirmed repeated
favored to make hli local debut re porta.
• winning on* tonight In a bout
Fact ia, Lana introduced him
with Cal Brad of !/ » Angclca at jokinly to ntwimea with: "Gen
(he Olympic Auditorium.
tlemen, Mr. Janet."
Tha fighters are expected to
Thie waa In reference ta Hutchweigh In at around ITS pounds.
lnaon't unauceettful attempt to
Tha match i« billed for 10 round! reglater at a hotel the previous
But Pattern* la expected to itretch night at 'Mr. Jonea." Newamen
hi* nnbroken IPU knockout string aoon learned of it.
la aUht.
Both Hutch and hit boat agreed
Brad has a so *e record and few tha Cardinal! aeventh-piace finish
expect him to give (he W l '»lyro- Uiia year-worat tinea
IPIP-will
pie garnet champion murh more be improved in 'M with an "ulti
than a workout. Patterson's pilot, mata” pennant ia the future.
Conatantino D’Amato, make* it When, they wouldn't venture to
wall-built fighter along alowly and aay.
plain that ho U bringing U>* tall,
Ha takea over from Harry (The
ear* fully.
Hat) Walker, whe replaced Eddie
Thl* la Floyd’* flrat appearance Stanky last May. Hutchinson, M
Rare but he hat shown twice in led Seattle to the Padfle Coaat
ft San Francisco, knocking out League tills this year. He pitched
Ksa« Ferdinand and Dave Wbit- lor Detroit in hit playing daya.
I dcIt.
Lana eaid Walker baa bean of
Patterson baa loat but oo* bout fered a managerial job in the ladIn IT. This was a decision in Joey bird’a minor league ayatam and
Maxim in Floyd's 14th pro fight
he "will let us know ha a day er
two.
He pralied Walker but aald be
didn’t know him welt and "m y
eggt are ia on* baiket-the min
a.ter'a—and f wanted a man ia
whom f had great pereonal eeaaIldcece.-
3 Writers Differ
On Sports Ballot
MIAMI UB-Florida aportiwriters
were either negligent or embar
rassed this week. For th* flrat
lima M Btro# seasons they did not
•elect a football hack and line
men ta honor in th* Mat*.
B'aakMd games taw Miami lea*
I t Notr* Dam* 144: Florida baat
' nssrfa Washington M4; and Flor. Ada State taaa ta Virginia Tech *4m.
But whan voting time aama for
i ft * players of tha weak, only
three writer* did their bit, aad one
qras State Sportawritera' Asia.
president Lutoar Bvani of to* Mlgml Herald.
Tha thro* helots each Reted dif
ferent players. Jon May of Flor
ida, Jack Loach ot Miami and
OJarn *J. rV-id ■ r.:.’.r tat
Hurrinances Try
T o Erect Defence
MIAMI UB- Tb* Unverslty of
Miami Hurricanes wars trying to
•reel a defense today against Jim
•wink, Texas Chrirtlaa’s great
ftiartarhack.
Coach Andy GtssUfson achedsled
• long dtftnilv* scrimmage foltawing Iwo days in which Miami
baa worked on th* problem of puttag a cutting adg* on Us own at
tack.
TCU meet* Miami in Iha Or
ange Bowl Oct. 31. Rwink haa al
ready scored 10 touchdowns and
•arried th* ball 4S4 yards thia sea
son.
Lart weak against Alabama, he
tipped off 140 yards ta II tries
M d sored all thrr* of TCU*»
tankdn* ns in tha 114 victory.
M ichigan State
Is O ut To Beat
Fighting Irish
EAST LANSING, Mich. IB-Thls
is "neat year" at Michigan Mats
and Saturday R wiB b* up ta a an*
phomore-sprinkled football squad
to gala promised revenge aa too
vaunted Irish ot Kotro Dama.
Just a year ago Notr* Dama
aquaeaed by the Spartana J* I*.
M i c h i g a n Slat* Coach Duffy
Daugherty dashed ta tha Notr*
Dam* dressing room ta eongratalate young Terry Brennaa and his
players. Ha flung thla challenge:
"Next year well hast your brains
a .'."
P **» *.»• •.** \ , a
•tn i
tv tied L.u 4* tea l«a i’ t
Dam* a«lo. U a l tartetka Las
word* although ha haa not been to
brash at ta repeat them ta #«btle
recently. But aa observer is left
with Uitie deuM that th* teaching
staff hare fully aapacta ta whip
Nptro Dam*.
So far th* Spartana have beaten
Indiana by a touchdown, lost ta
top-ranking Mlchigti by tha aama
margin and Uiea overpowered
S t a n f o r d to-14. Notr* Da mo
whipped Southern Methodist 174,
Indiana 114 and toe UalearaMy of
Miami 144.
Michigan State haa speed In half,
baeka Clarence Peaks and Walt
Kowalctyk; power la a hard-charg
ing tin* ot tOO pounders; and pass
ing talent In quarterback Earl Mor
rill who kit 4 for 4 agalnat Stan
ford and IS for IS during tho J
gamea.
Mlrhlfai State net a multiple
offense—variation* sf the T fonnatine mixed with erthodac stogie
wing plays. Notr* Dam* B u n t
Th* IMS U.S.G.A. Amataar PubMs Ltaka championship will be held
J«1y 7-14 at the Harding Park
•anna ta Baa Francisco.
Two W in
Medal
Honors
I M B . FO O TBALL B E T U B B S
GAINESVILLR IB-Jick Vidal,
formtr University of Florida golf
capiala, and Evelyn PucktU, both
of Gainesville, woo mtdal honora
yesterday la tho third annual Sul*
lliaad Two-ball Golf Tournamant.
They scored 7* over tha 4,014yard pir TS Gainesville Country
Club Couraa.
Mr. and Mra. BUI Richart, alio
alim flald of SO Uami with TT.
Daftnding thampnna Ema I-ou
Print* and Jim Buiby war* #*•
ampUd from qualifying and wara
No. 1 in tha pairing! for match
play baginning today.
Mr. and Mra. Dick Uiti of Clear*
walar that M; and Mr. and Mra.
Md Brown of Ocala Pi.
MADISON, Wit. UB—Tli# leui
men Badgers of Wisconsin — the
nation's tixtn-ranking f o o t b a l l
team — left for Lo* Angeles today
for a Friday night date with South
ern California, but their eyes were
oo Ohio State.
Coach Ivy Willlamaoa would like
to trim the Trojans, but Wiscon
sin'* Big Tea meeting with Ohio
State next week rate* higher an
hit agenda.
For that rat ton his a ll' "iron
men" probably will b* spelled
more often against SC than would
b* the rate if tt were not an Inter
sections! battle.
The six *0 minute men are fullbark Charlie Thomas, who hat
played IMlt minutes out of a pos
sible IN in lb* badgers' thro*
wins; renter Bill McNamara and
end Dave Howard (both 1SI): half
back Pat Lavenhagen (IM lt);
guard Well* Gray (14tta); and end
Jim Brink* (147HL
Tbontt, Howard and Brinks pul
in ■ minute* ia tha M victory
over Purdue last week, while Mc
Namara, Lavenhagen and Oray
were bracketed at M minutes
each.
la fact, there's a good ehanre
that seven or eight of the 11 firststriagera will wind up with 400
mlnutrs or more of playing time
out of a possible S40 minute* thl*
reason.
Before the season began William
son said hia first-stringer* would
play moat of the time because hit
reisrvaa lor the moat part war*
weak. A serious injury to any nf
Ik* alerter* would strike Us* Badgs . i a / 1 . s i b’ *,.\
r . i * : »* r l»<* >
- *«».-
I*'auk Sun kalar art ta.. '4
No-Contact Drill
Planned For Team
TAMFA L— A no-contact drill la
in store for tha Unlvaraity of Tam
pa football team today after what
Coach Marccllno Huerta called
"tha best scrimmage ta three
wcka" yesterday,
"The hoy* were terrific,” Suerta
aald. "Ws had to cut K shot# be
cause I was afraid somebody
might get hurt and we want every
body available Saturday light” ter
dM Stetaou gam*.
Defensive standout* war* and
"oe jreJri.*
'i t
NCAA Service Bureau statisti
cians bad ta go back 13 year* to
find another Missouri player hold
ing th* lead In any of the individ
ual rankings. That was Bob Steuberl who won th* major college
scoring championship hack in
1343.
BurnIn* barely got to th* top
through his splendid performance
agalnat ‘ SMU. He hat caught 17
paiaec In four gamea for total
gain* of S4S yards aad two touch
downs. BUI Barnet of Wakn Forest
is* Just ooa behind him with I f
receptions. Then com* Roger
Ramatler of California and John
Bredlcw of Boston U. with IS eaeb
and Menan Schriewer of Tegat and
John Stewart of Stanford with 14
and Jim Orr of Georgia and Moot*
Paaco* of Dartmouth with 13.
Orr hat tha most yardage on
pats receptions, 374. and be and
aia others have caught three touch
down passes apiece. Rimseier
registered Urn season'* one-game
high by catching nine passe*
agalnat Washington f tal* l**t Sat
urday.
» J he.»a.t
ar<< ». * e O U .:I '.
I
liked Ue ye..!ex tea
WUhanditag nf two troMman
quartarhicia, Prod Oirgl* and
Jarry TTiomaa, and the running
of halfback Tom Spack and foilhack Bob GambreU.
harry Cveagrna — are ca too In
jured list and neither may play
at the Memorial Coliseum. Both
suffered ankle injuria* ia the Purduo game.
Jim Haluaka, who complied an
amaiing T7t past completion aver
ago against the Boilermaker* on
14 eonnectiona out of I* trie*, and
w rn w n s ro rtnwro a
Dick aimenson probably will that*
n r T ie AeeeeSaleO P u n
, MIAMI, fie. — iui»k (Tiger)
the quarterback slot tomorrow.
Jnn»». H * S . Tankers, X
eef
pnlkis* Al AkSrewn, 1*1 VA. Ou
perier. Win It.
nt-RKriS Allirm — AlfreOe ■#■•Is. nutees Alree. e ils e ls u * B jrsrtn (l»n>al*t, nu»nn« Alree. 11.
Ber Aroeellnw fealkerwelcel title.
Titusville Tides
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13:34p.
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TAMPA, Fla. UB-Bab* Zahariaa
aaya iha eipocts ta play a few
holaa ax golf moat aay aftorwoon
Swanlic, Feamsler
Left Off Lineup ts&A'Xjrzsr
Already this season, M U pulled
a major upset when they claim.
mi.avn*|g
j
Tfiry |(llt (Jiw following Saturday
TALLAHASSEE U B - Th# No. 1
patting combination of quarterbark tan fiwantie and and Tom
Keamatcr waa laft off Florida
RUta'a starting football llntup for
the Georgia game announced by
Coach Tom Nugwt
Nugaat aaid today k* win atari
tha aama alaven that acorad M
Ahn next weekend to surprise
anolhar lop-ranker, tka Rica Owls.
wl,h a 20-JO tie.
last Saturday H waa all tb*
Georgia Tech Yellow-Jackete could
da t# Bip Conch Fnul Dittaal’a ng.
greaaiva Tigera by n T-0 margin,
On th* Florida aid* tha aicture
K t"
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m
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ihev'U betdthrir ilfla U c l
,0 ,h# T***» Aggies, but came
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Copeland Is Coach
WINTER PARK UB- Normal
Copc.'and. who lost only tyro tennis
match** in four years ot play for
Rollins College, ytitarday became -5
tha Roll ms tennis coach.
He succeeds Jim McDougaQ
who resigned last week.
Copeland la a brother of Eddia
Copeland, former Rolliai coach
who died last summer. Norman
haa been Mnnla professional at
Chattanooga, Sewiekley, Pa., Pon
to Vadra Beach, Fla., Daytona
B;*:h ard 0:a’ e.
“■
t S c. s 7 «
Joe Parry of the Ran Francisco * h" # * ubur»
• * * * "«»•
4*cra has led th* National Football
b"*k ,u#n*
Ltague hall carriers tor the last ®#,un,*F
*"• Gator Bowl nnd
iwo itaaont. Hia total-J.OtT yard*. **■ ,T ,r P'evlously andefaaud
----------------Georg* Washington, 344. 8 pectaJohnny Kllppiteln'e second abut, eulnr touchdown Jaunta by Jackie
nut of the HU .eaton'waa a mat. Rlmpaon and Jim Bouatroe, a c
lerplec*. Tha Claeianati veteran rurala pasting by Qunrtarhark
blankmi tha champion Brooklyn Rlclrord AHen?*M
Dodrcta *.
. Fan #• r.'"ha : J .. i . t i z l f .
fit* o! tat *.';*{ foa.ao't ,«**»*•
<:*.a*
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fv.V.v
an ruckri »<
w.ro tax Ln'.uiiUy *f
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; * * • » * * * * * . .• * * * la u e, /* -aa to* 13-iemt tt v^UiIe; an
aigat occasions,
.W
are formtr Rabai athletes.
I Florida team.
THAN
T O OUR CU STO M ERS W H O
H ELPED T O
CLEAR
IN S
TO
CHO OSE
FROM .
$ $ SAVE $ $
Mra. Zahariaa, now recovering
from h*r second cancer attack,
usually ia way out ta front af her
opponents off to* toot. •
Rddto Dugan, West Virginia anar.
rocord
touchva holda too irkid ew
w^ww wrw*a
)wa n et Ho raa M yarda tar too
PITTSBURGH UB—Tb* PhDadeW
phis Eagles, the big disappoint,
ment In the National Football
League’s Eastern Division rare,
dash here Saturday night with tha
division’* biggest surprise, tha
Pittsburgh Steelera, In what thapea
up at a make-or-break" gam* for
both.
At stake Is a real chance at a
contender for the divitioo title.
fd
Gruff Walt Kittling, Steeler *
coach, flatly refused to predict a
win to add to hit griddert’ M
record.
The Eagles' Jim Trimble said
hit tram must win every gam*
from her* on and he plant to start
with Pittsburgh. The Eaglet have
three to far.
Big Kies, perhaps a mite wary
of omconfldenr* on the part of
hit Steelera, had high praise for )
the Eagles.
"Pete Pihot, Bobby Walston
and SUppy Glancanelli, they're all
excellent receivers," he said, "and
Adrian Burk and Bob Thomason
are two quarterbacka who equal
In ability anyone we've got. If one
nf them hat an off-day, there'*
always the other."
Noting that the Eaglet have
only five rookies, compared to the
Steelera' IS, Kittling aald:
tjl
"We needed a lot of help over
last year'* club. The rookies might
be the answer. Some of them are
real good, and tom* atill bead a
lot of txparlance."
SU PP LY O F N E W C A R T R A D E
played mo.”
Turkey* may ha kuntod with haw
aad arrow ta Artaaaa. Tha haw
mutt have a p«U af aat tote than
44 pound* and th* arrow must havo
a broadhaad nf net last than a r e a
eighths af aa inch la width.
MIAMI. Fla. (JB—Ralph (Tiger)
Jones decisively deleted Al An
drews last night In a free-twinging
middleweight fight at Dinner Key
Auditorium
Jonea hammered out a unani
mous decision la the lb-round bout
that waa televised hr ABC.
Throughout the fight Jonea, sev
enth-ranked middleweight contend
er from Yookera, N. Y., ignored
Andrews’ punches while he got set
for bit own delivery.
O U R L d T O F U SED C A R S -S O W E N O W H A V E A N E W
•Tva gn to do anmething ta get
tty ilrongth bach,” tha Babo laid.
Mm played thro* holes yesterday,
all botka, then quit becaua* ah*
waa tatting tired.
Outdriven about 4# yard* by Bat
ty Dodd, another golf pro. Mrs.
Stkariai said: "How I know bow
"BRAT TIGERS"
GAINEVILLK UB- "Beat to*
Tlgait" football ribbona and a pap
rally by th* etudeat body whUo th*
University of Florida Gator* weal
through final practise for tha Lew
iston State football gams marked
tha m a t yooterday at Flartda’s
Bald.'
Th* Satan a n scheduling only
a brief Uahoring up session to-
Eagles, Sfeelers
In 'Make Or Break';
Game Saturday
Refer## Petey Sarran scored the r nb a 10-7 win. Florida’* lone
fight for lone* VT-M. Judge Mark louendown climaaed a 77-yard
Erwin called it M-M for Jonea and drive with fullback Jo* BredaVy
Judge Jarry Shrrrard saw it 47-44 bulling over from 14 yards out
for Jonea. Th* Associated Proa* ror the scorn
gave Jones 100 points, Andrews II.
, ,
.. _
.
A crowd or U T I paid a groat
*■
**mm with th. Bengal*,
gate of |4.ll* to ae* the bout.
Forid* h* ' * • * * • ■**' down a
_________
win. The beat Florida has don*
against U U waa n HAS Home-
Warning Sooners!
Trouble Is Coming
Warning la Oklahoma's Sooner*:
Some of your Big Seven opponents
sra beginning to com* up with
players who can give you trouble.
Hank Burnine, the S-foot 3, 111pound Missouri and it one. He
grabbed eight pastes against
Southern Methodist last Saturday
and becamt th* nation's leading
past rewlvtr. Another ia Ted
Rhode of Kantai, the No. 1 punier
la major collage statistics.
'Tiger' Jones
Defeats Andrews
In 10-Round Bout
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Gels New Steeple
Junior Hi P-TA First Baptist Y W A
Has Buffet Supper,
Chairmen Told Election O f Loader
The TWA* af First Baptist
j By President
Church met at th* hem* af Mr*.
Th* Junior Hifk School P-TA
held iu first regular ■••ting
Tuesday afternoon al S:M la the
school auditorium.
Committee chairmen were an.
Bounced and are ae follow*: bud
get and finance, Mile Georgina
Hart: historian, Mr*. W. 0. Brtaa son, library, Mr*. 8. Chase; ho*.
" pitallty, Mr. and Mr*. Clifford
Johnson; memberthlp Mra. T. Col
lin*; magaxine, Mr*. C. R. Jon*»;
way* and mean*, Mr*. Nan Mathburn; publicity, Mr*, f . MeMurray;
program, Mr*. George Plttard;
devotional, Mr*. Hal Colbert; re
creation. Mr*. 0. R. Smith and
atudy chairman, Mr*. Fred Robb.
To *tart the meeting off Charlie Mortieoa presented a rau»iral
' quia contest rondueted with the
beta of all the audience.. Harry
Kudell aided by playing tk* plan*.
Winner* and consequently judge*
were Mr*. Gordon Bradley, * box
of
toilet preparation* from
Yowell'a; Mr*. Clifford McKlbbia. bo* of writing paper from
Tourhton'* and Joseph Stewart, a
Manhattan necktie from B- L.
Perkini and Son Men* wear.
)
After Mr*. Colbert gave the
devotional Ml*s Dial Boyle gave
the president's menage.
Mr*. Roy Mann. gue»t *peaker,
gave a "most Interesting" Ulk
and wae "warmly'* applauded.
Tien* for the Hallowe'en dance,
which ia to bo held on OcU 21 at
the Celery Crate, were diecueted.
Refreshments were »enr*d to
the largo crowd attending by the
« executive committee.
*
Officer* foe the P-TA are Mra.
M. Thomas, president; Mr*. LSamuels, eiee president; Mrs. J.
P. Wilson, aerretary; and Mrs.
B<M Glena treasurer,
DAR Founders Day
To Bo Celebrated
t By Local Group
The Bailie Harrises Chapter,
Daughter* of the American Revo,
hitioe w ll celebrate DAR Found
ers' Day so Friday, Oct. 14 at
the home af Mrs. Ralph Leonard
hi DeBary. Mrs. Margaret Irwin
MeVlekar af BL Petersburg will
he the-speaker af the day using •<
her tonft "The Td**!* a* w?:!cb
P • *. a«* %<*-'*• «. *
Y
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N-i.
p.-. .
of C.e D .‘ aa-ata t l *tg
chapter af WaMuagwm, * . C.
She la aaooclat* member of the
Clearwater Chapter at this time.
AU members and member* from
attar chapter* Being hi the eieial
W af fanford are urged ts attend.
Ta poach Sm horn* of Mr*
Leonard one turns right at the
Gulf Mat ion an High Bank* Road
Another turn right at Dele* Pine*
l on* block and the name
ard w ll bn **an aa tta
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Irelng Pryor, got Margaret Rd.,
Tuesday night for a buffet suppar and election of officer*.
Officer* elected were: Patricia
Sykes, president; Marian Davis,
vice president; Mary Virginia Rob
inson, secretary; Juanita Wynn,
treasurer. Faye Ashley was ap
pointed program chairman; Edna
Cowan, stewardship chairman;
Hilda Ergle, miction study chair
man; Peggy Crouch and Betty
Johnson, community mission* com
mittee; Mary Ana Hall and Mar
garet Benham, literature and lib.
rary committee; Donna Newsom,
l ai r s Ana Andersen, and Sue
I'arraker, social committee; Doa
ns Newsom, music; Juanita Wynn
ana Lavra Ann Anderson, publicity
comsiitteo.
The program was based ea the
founding of the two types of
IW A groups, Grace McBride and
Ann Hasseltlne, and wae prevented
with Faye Ashley as narrator as
sisted by Marian Dari*. Hilda
Krgle, Juanita Wynn, and Pat
8yk*s.
The provident, Patricia Sykes,
was presented with a YWA pin,
and Young Woman's Auxiliary
Manuals were presented to the
girls.
The nett meeting will be Oct
ober 25th la the Chapel of the
church and will be a formal in.
stallatioa program for the new
officer*.
The meeting closed with prayer
by Mr*. Hubey Spears, who with
Mrs. Pryor, is a counselor to th*
group.
Radio-TV
Highlights
NEW YORK lit—'Television took
a look at both the pait and th*
fotur* th* other day.
"Omnibus" bowed hi for Ht
fourth season oa CBS-TV (Sundiy.
I p m., EST) with a portrait of
the Renalssaaco at the first af Ms
weekly M minute program.
At about lha tamt time NBC-TV
cam# along with a one-shot called
"ltfg ," which wa*—wo art told-a
concept of whet Ufa la this country
wtU be like la that year at visual
ised by NBC President iylrestcr L.
Weaver Jr.
From ooo viewer's chair th* oast
*"•»
ie-jCiaJr
mt.a
la.i.t.uag
.a a fee f-n
• 0»aW. •'* r . * «
m< .*.
Uinitg U .itl— J l..e la ta**/ *
month. To recreate any period of
history takoi television daring. In
recreating tt Uve and succeeding
hi making aa audience believe that
etodio walls did not exist "Omni
bus" hung another ribbon in its
well decorated cheat. II created
a fascinating flctitlois* character
named Niecnlo, delightfully played
by Charlton Heston, and let him
ho our amoroue, humorous guide
through Renaissance lift.
Th* result waa truthful history
Hot one man or g dote* created
tha Reas Usance, ft simply roe*
like the torraata af spring to the
MUi af Italy. ThU tbuUIcnc* af
spirit shone to tha program.
Tha bibliography of worke on
the RenaUeanco offered at the end
of th* program, by Master of
Ceremoole* Alistair Cook* and
Robert Coughlin woo an excellent
Idea — and an ancsUent biblio
graphy.
BtHngfy called Re
"Tito Birth af Modern
Tlmo* » MIC might fuat as flttiagly have rolled "lPTC something
tiko "Th* Death af M o d o r a
Time*." Tha Renaissance was an
ago of ideas. But 1 IT*. ae forecast
by Woarar and activated by NBC,
waa (let's not say "wiU be" be
cause I didn’t believe a word of
It) merely aa ago of gadget*.
If wo war* to bailor# this pro
gram, m g would ha th* age of
Implemented comfort*. No traffic,
no llama, in hrotlUtiro. Just wish
upon a star, kiddie*, and you11 get
what you want.
Aldoua Huxtoy hi "Bravo New
S fiT * ? -
0
BOSTON IW-It'a official aaw.
Th* Old North Church hat a
steeple—a duplicate af th* apir*
from which buag the lantere that
•aat Paul Severe oa hi* famed
ride hack ia U .
Th* aaw itaepl* was dedicated
formally "ta th* glory af God"
y a s t a r d a p by Massachusetts
Episcopal Bishop Norman B. Nash.
The old tleeplo was blown down
Aug. II, 1M4. by Hurricane Carol.
Th* pew set aside for "the gen
tlemen of the Bay af Honduras"
wai occupied for on* of the few
timai since Urn church's found
ing hi 1740.
Tha original stscplo wtt built
through contributions from Hon
duran merchants and sea captains
and the pew was named la thsir
tumor.
Spotlight
O n Hollywood
f s msdims amd their writers
Are frenlle, worried itaffi
In thii deadly serious builniu
O f bringing fe a fle Immghi.
— I lots* Lambert
*OUR MISS BROOKS," Eva Arden, entera th* fall
tdlevUion aeason with only on* "regular" by her aide.
Gala Gordon. Because soma have new commitment*.
|and ether* her# ■ —
ting
te
the
simply
grown
point."
out of their
That, In es
parts, stvertl of
sence. will be
th* rcruler cast
th* formula of
o n ' I go
."Alfred Hitch,
through ths sea
cock Presents*
son. With th*
on C B S - T V
character, "Mr.
.s
ta rt in g this
Boynton." slated
V fall.
In
th*
te tear* the
" word) of th*
show, Eve had
master suspeni*
i — - -----— -------- 'this te sey:
.
,
director
himI ■»* Ard**
“ After seven
llitchrork
l ( |fj
ir* of being hi lev* with Mr.
"There's n* r#om In T V fer
ynton. both on redia end 1*1*. what I call a ‘g#Ui*g-*u(-*f-ivision, and not being able I* kit*
skat. If a character get*
him even one* beetet* it night teal'
killed gettina out, that'* somehave mined Ike premise. I'm go thing els* egeinl"
ing I* demand earn* cksnge* I*
A glimpse Int* th* rherlra
lb* new fermal. Even a neh*#l Adams* concept *f this nrw
teacher should be able la snsab thrilling icrln should ho pro
In ■ amarker** once in • * kite vided by the rumor* that "Hitch"
at Meet an lb* rkrek."
will d* tom# of his narration
* • •
•ittloe no o tnmhofnnv. prefer*
hit murders don# In th# d .y.
JACKIE COOFER. trhoie new light and spurna th# us# of rrNBC-TV senes. -T h t Feoplfi vetvrrs, (tubs, tunes or any
Choice." acts under uay m Oc ordinary mrlhods sf mathtm.
tober. tros talk.
Ilia klllinia havt te be diffrrvnt.
•tng srtfh Oeorgt
s s s
Nanour. on* of
MARJORIE
REYNOt.nX and
fh« owners of
Rill Bendn were talking during
General Service
a break In Riming at -The Lite
Studio
when
ol Riley- TV I
th i series is
series iH O C-IT. |
jth s s i
Fridays l.
I "This I* my
•The
other
thirtieth year in
night / was
Show business."
looktnp back on
•aid Jackie,
th i llollyu'ood
that used to be •
i " T h e n you
_
said klar/ofif I
must hare don#
teepee
movies quite * irhlle before you -Out of the dim
and nearly /ordid 5kippy.*'' said Otorgl.
“Sun. I uoi an extra grsf, gotten pait, th l I
of yes,. ,
then / did ‘bits’ in the rarly glories
terday llre d Mar|. Reynold*
Larry Hamilton two-redm
again
as
a
gnoetlg
rorokad*
when / nos three yrors oId.
Thot was al the old fduraflonal passed brforr my eyes. / sat*
Studio lot. I u under k hatner the ihadoin ol Valentino. Doug
las Fairbanks. . . . "
became of if?"
r
"You wen really in a remin
' Nassottf chuckled: " •
iscing mood." commented Bill.
"Yon don't recognise It but
"No. I uai uafrhlnp those o>’d
pour# standing right In the motiei late af night on tellmid ill ot the old educatin'.*' rtston." laid Marjorie.
tot, Jackie Your* fust com
"Didn't you see me In T h *
pleted a JO-year cycle."^
^ Hairy Ape'f" *iled Bill.
"Your old mortes nre much
* • *
.4*
too nrie for T h e Late Lati
' "LIKE THE MESSAGE on Show'.- the laughed "f saw yo*
the head af a pin, a television two hours earlier on Th e Late
skew should west* no tin* get- d how."
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Bernarr Macfadden l
Onetime Publisher
Dies Last Night
IMF. SANFORD HERALD
Thurx. Oct. IS. IMS
r**e 7
T opsy T u r v y Cake
JE R S E Y C ITY , N J. J t-B e m s rr
Macfadden, colorful exponent of
rugged living who regarded old
age as "Just a bid habit," 1s dead
at *7
The onetime millionaire publish
er died last night at Jersey t'itv
Mediral Center alter an attack of
jaundice.
His physician said th* attack,
which brought him to the hospital
last Friday, had hern azgravato.1
by a three day fast. T e death
certificate listed the cause of
death as "cerebial thrombosis."
From a sickly chltd. Macfadden
litre's a rake that's just right for th# coming fail season —
built himself into a hardy physical
harvest-time flavors of merle end apple ere combined in e rich end
specimen and amassed a fortune
tantalising topping on s drllcateiy tender rake. Only 1/2 package of
estimated at on# time at 30 mil
Instant cake mix is used for this dreamy dessert. The other half
package ran be turned Into an I* layer to be cut into wedge-shape
lion dollars
pieces and served with coffee ice cream end butterscotch sauce. O r
However, involved in recent
cupcakes can b# made and swirled with rich chocolat* frosting. Yo#
court disputes suth his sreond and
name it end you can have it srith this instantly delightful cake mu..
third wives hr listed hit income
Maple Apple l psid# Down Cake
at to too a year after taxes.
t 4 cup maptv-Mendrd syrup
I package Instant Swans
1/4 cup butter or margarine
Down White Cake Mig
Macfadden once was publisher |
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 cup water
of aurh msgannrs at Physical Cul
2 cups thinly sliced ecoking apples 2 egg whites, unbeaten
ture. Liberty and True Story. snd(
Combine syrup, huttar, and sett in saucepan. Bring to e boil over
his forme- newspaper holdings in
low heat and boil S to 8 minutes, without stirring. Pour into hx4a>
cluded the New York Evening
inch square pan. Artenge apple alicee in evcrlapping row# on syrup.
Graphic, the Detroit Hails, the
Set aside.
Philadelphia News end the New ;
Empty rake mix Into mixing bowl Add water and egg whites. Beet
Haven Times
I minutes until smooth end creamy.
|
During his vigorous lifetime1 • I’our half of th# batter* earefut.y over fruit mixture In pan Bake
•pstde down cake in modrrate otrn ( 330'F.) 30 to 35 minutra. Cool
Macfadden was wed three limes I
cake in pan ( minutes Tbrn Invrit on serving plate end Dt stand
and had a total of ntn# children
I minute before removing pan. Serve warm with whipped errant.
A son was with him when hr died t
*F m r remaining Softer mf« ant 1-iecA round layer pun ar info cup.'
He observed his Mrd birthday hy 1
sslr pan# Bake at diretted en paekagt and u r n ae anatker duierL
parachuting 2.VM feet into the Hud
ton lllvrr.
While in his early *os, still pilot
Try laundering with soap and
ed his own plane and rnioyrd fast
water to remove water solublo
games of tennis He spurned medi
mimeograph ink stain* from a
cines, whi-ky tobacco and whit#
washable fabric. Persistent slams
bread, and avoided doctors
LOS ANGELES .H-Snmfhodv, It were probably rau.ed by an oilIt was his regular hahit to go seems, nude tb# wrong turn in base Ink It sits lhr>v spots with
without food for one day a woekj New Mrxtrn so it look lb# police glycerine; aflt-r a sofirning-up
frequent!) (•sling ta long tt Iwo her# tes rcunit# ■ family from prriiHi, wash Ilia fabric in tiwl
soapsuds and nn«* well.
weeks hut drinking t lot of water Cleveland, Ohio.
during th r-r periods
Mrs (tvsi Manning reported to
A nativ# of Missouri,
he local officers first She said she
launched hit rareer by tearhing was driving the family car with
physical culture at the age of IS her 10 month-old son Paul to la»»
lie started publishing a health Angeles She was following her
booklet on a regular basis, which husband llsw-d. who was striving
grrw into Phytlral Culture maga a pickiip truck with a house trailer
rtne Then In- branched out in the attached.
publishing field with other maga
She slopped for gas near lj<
sines far removed from pliy-lra!
Cruces hut the husband continued
culture
I've T h e l.«t* Co<l
••n, expecting his wife to catch up
Hit first and verond marriavrs. Itrforr she -.sold, howeser, she
Snnfnrtf A t In n lif
to Marguerite Kelly »rs.l Mary came to an intersection where four
Williamson, respectively, ers.led in roads branched
She took the
K innnrc I'lnn
divorce lie was estranged from w rung on#
hit third ami last wife, Mrs Jennie
Shorllv after she railed poiicr
t-re.
thev reielieit a call from Xlanning
Macfadden earn# to New Jerse*. wondering if they had an« informs
where h# lived in a modest Jersey lion aim'll his wife. T ie family
City hotel, when a New Yotk court was quickly united.
held him in ronti-mpi for failure to
i-rs . -
HOLLYWOOD
I*
They
werw having a real nice rlambake.
New England style, nut at 10th
Century-Fox.
Of course, this most famous of
clambakes hsd to be for "Caroueel,'' the Rodger* end Hammerstein classic now belna made into
a movie. Fans of the musical
drama will be happy to know that
Iho studio is doing things right,
down to and including th* sea
weed.
Henry King was directing the
clambake with an eye for detail.
The feast wtt endtd and a hundred
clembakeri lay on th* **nd groan
ing happily ever their full stom
ach*. Thsy sang about thw mra!
that had been "Fill a for an Angel
Choir.”
Th* sand msy hsv* brsn Cslltorwlaa, but th* other prop* were
strictly New Englander.
"We bad everything flown out
from Boolhbty Harbor, Me.," slid
King, who directed location scenes
there last month. "Evea the tea
weed. It'* not Ilk* th* kelp we
have oa thl* coast.”
King said ho hsd attended a
real New England clambake and
reproduced tt faithfully for the
film. They have a circle of flat
stone*. Oa this they build a fir*.
After the wood has burned down,
they sweep the ashes away. Then
they lay i pile of wet seaweed
Instill • respert for hi* books' Nrw hoslroa sets of drinking
oo the hot rocks. Over this comes in * child by making' ws«h haiuli" s'n'sts mine lll thre* sires; I I a layer of lobster* tnd whole po
oiiiu-o I'jl-nrrs, 14-and to uunrr
tatoes. Thtu eom* th* rltmt and a routma preptraticn for silling Uivrrage tumbler*, tine set fradonn
and
being
trad
to.
He'll
ears of corn, still In the busk
lurra atylurd golden flakes in a
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Producer Henry Ephron, who
wrote the script with hit wife
l’ hoeb*, assured that th* rest of
the film I* being handled with the1
same rare th* studio is taking in
th* rUmbako.
"Carousel it perhap* Richard
Rodgers' grastsst musical achieve
ment,” he rxoislned. "But at a
play. M hsd Hi highs and lows,
think wa bava eliminated the lows
Wa have tightened up the trtipl.
and Rodgers and Hsmmsrstein ar
proved all of th* cuts we made.
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cept for on*. We have eliminate.]
Take Ms Before the Highest Judge
of All,' which wtt perhaps th*
weakest tong in the score.''
Ephrea said ho regrettsd the
walkout of Frank Itnatra, who
said be wouldn't make two vernon* to different camera tech
nique* (It's now being done to
only on* — a fuper-Ciatmaseopo
gimmick.)
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ing shlllty," he said. "I'd he a
fool not to ronced* that Sinatra
it a great actor. But I think Gor
don MacRi* hat a greater voice
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WHEN the police bad
gooe. Edna went late Caroline*
bedroom to prepare it for the night,
■he ra)eh took a graceful leave of
Carolina. She kleaed Bara. "Will
you take her home, Mr. Clifford?
And make your peace with her, if
jrou can?"
CUve atarted to follow, hut CaroRoe called him beck. "On* mo
ment, Dick, i need your help."
Tb* door cloeed. Caroline aat
with aer eye* on the dying erabera **Juat Ilk* lb* ruby . . . bit
down. Dick."
" I’d rather stand, th\nk you."
II* leaned on* arm on In* manirt
"How can 1 help you, Caroline T"
8b* tpoke with nu eye* on Ui*
Bra. *Ttli me what you would do
in my place. I am the only on*
woo realized that you *hot balluat
through tb* Heart becaua* b* waa
going to talk to Ui* police How
did you MU Moron T"
Clive gav* ncr the long look of
a gambler who na* taken a rhanca
and i o i l "How muco n*d you
gtKCMd when you told Clifford la
give that gun to meT"
"Only a little. I Know you *o
well 1 can read your face aa otbera
cannot. And 1 remember lh«
bailor."
-What aailor?"
"On* of lb* ey*wltnes*ea at
Moxon'* death. Bara beard him
testify that Ui* driver ol lb* car
waa a littl* guy with whlta hair.'
Tb* other w-llnraa. who contra
dicted him, waa Sallust, hardly a
twitness to b* trusted. Could any
one cl** bav* aeen you but thooe
two?"
"I doubt it. You a** I wasn’t on
foot I waa in a ear. Tb* car that
ran down Moxon."
"You could hav* said It was aa
accident."
"Not it Balluri told his story to
Ui* police. It waa his Job to drgang* a meeting with Moxon that
would tring him to a certain it reel
comer at a certain tlm* and then
push Moxon off the curb."
"la there a market for to* ruby
•Tier aUT"
•Ten. On* you’ve all overlooked.
Tb id hr* certain government* la
ttu world wno want that ruby loat
for-ver ao that thera will b* aa
la Moffur and ihry, or (hair
toyrrukf, U K er
with ia*
claaata pretest—ta raetora order.
Their agmta wer* lh* mysterious
-other*' trying to at*al tha ruby
from Moxon."
"But you wouldn’t - "
"No. I nav* no <U*lr* for aa
other war ta the Ear Kent, having
loat my eon In the uet on*. I’ut I
did want to lull Moxon. 1 needed a
crook tor too purpose. 1 bad tong
cuepeeled that Balluzt waa a dab
bler la shady international politic*
who would do anything for a pcoat,
and that hta work aa a neurologut
wa* what eucb p e o p l e call me
'cover.' W* w e r * conOdenttal
enough for me to tell mm about
Moxon'* ruby and point out It*
politic#' significance It It were
never returned to Mogur. He knew
whet* to go to make a deal like
that sad I offered to eplit lb*
profit* with btm. If be could eell
the ruby to tb* government in
question.
"Together w* planned Sallust's
meeting with Moxon at the corner
of 30th and Emit, at b:.10 precise
ly. lelluxt would promise Moxoo
130,000 in cash, so Moxon would 0*
sure lo bring th* ruby with hint to
gst th* money. Ilut inetesd ot wait
ing for Moxoa there, Sellust would
follow him to th* rendexvcus,
strike him unexpectedly from be
hind eo be fell off tb* curb where
no on* would follow him immedi
ately and Uka me ruby from me
unconscious body while pretending
to give Bret aid. B u t . . . "
"But what?"
"Sellust bad no suspicion that 1
would bo following both of them
la a car and run down Meson as
Sallust pushed him off the curb.
With hie mind and eye* intent on
Moxon, Sallust would not ee* the
driver's face. II* would think it
sheer bed luck that Moxon was
killed. To a man tike Sallust, to
thoes circumstance*. It would be
an irreditable compulsion to Uko
the ruby from Moxon* body,
whether Moxon was dead or alive.
"Then all 1 needed waa to send
aa anonymous Up to tb* police,
Balluat killed Moxon to obtain tb*
ruby Moxon la suspected of steal
ing and It Is now ta Sallust's pos
session. Sallust would bo executed
foe Moxon* murder and I would
w accused, ee even
peeled, of murdering both Moxoa
end Sallust. I thought death wee
a just .>uni*hm*at foe a men wj*
was ready to purvey a new war la
to* Ear East for 330.00a . .
"But on* thing went wrong.
Moxoa didn't nav# to* ruby oa
aim when oe died. e »—the whole
scheme tell lo pieces. I couldn't
implicate Selluet. wno bad never
laid asnde on lb* ruby, while Sal
lust Bad seen me driving to* car
after all, though a* didn’t giva ma
away to to* police then because we
were la It together. Someone broke
into my apartment end garage use
night. 1 em aura K wee Selluet.
looking primarily lor fb* ruby,
but bo may have discovered some
thing el**—evidence on my ear
that 1 aed killed Moxon. How
much be found wit I don’t know,
but t couldn't Uk* a chance on hie
talking to fh* police once be wa*
caugbt himaeif."
Caroline waa orient Then she
said in n low voice. "Why, Dick?
Why did Moxoa bav* to die ?"
"My only eon we* lb* co-pllc*
who wax killed when Moxon look
off from an unllghted airstrip in
Mogur. 1 determined then that
somehow, someday, i would de
stroy him and I knew 1 could do
it through hu greed for to* ruby.”
-And now. . . ." Caroline looked
at him steadily. "Whal are you go
ing to doT I am the only person
a'.ve who knows th* b ith."
“My dear Caroline, you do me
an injustice. There can be only
on* answer." II* b»nt to kiea the
withered bind. "Oood-byt, my
dearest and old friend."
lie turned end moved toward
the door. Caroline watched him re
ceding. There was a catch in her
voice aa aha called after him, "Oh,
Dick. . . ."
He turned. "Tv* been prepared
for this for a long tuna. It takes
practice to shoot a man through
th* heart and eo—I bav* an auto
matic of my own at home. Good
night.”
Thera wa* bo on* la toe hen.
If* let blmself out to* front door
and looked up at too Mare, nu
buck eye* still Uka a bird1*—
round and bright, piUlesa to him
self aa to other*.
THE END
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Th* United States Marin* Corps
has veranrirt for aggressive
winded Florid* youth who went
volunteer service with the Laeth.
crnccks according ta Major Wil
liam K. Lane. Stata Marin* Re
sulting Officer.
Major William P. Lane said th*
"go" spirit displayed by Marine
Cept. Richard McCutchen, whe re
cently went nil tha way to win
fflf.ooo on a TV quia program,
I* an example of th* aggressive
spirit desired by lha Marinas.
"Even If Capt. McCutchen had
failed," Major Una said, "We'd
•till be proud of him for shooting
for Ui* highest goal without walv.
•ring."
Th* Florida Marin* Recruiting
bos* pointed out another osampla
of the "go" aplrit which occurred
In 18.14 when prolonged Creek and
Prmlnol# Indian troubles In Flori
da sorely uver-taxed th* tosa un*
der-strength Army.
"It was In May of lfl3«" Major
Lana explained, "and thera war*
only 1331 men In tha entire Ma
rina Corpa. Commandant Archibald
Handereon mod* 700 af hie volun
teer Marine* ready for combat.
Tha Commandant than tacked
n not* on hi* Washington afflc*
doer. It readt Tien* to Florida
to right th* Indian*. Will ho back
when tha war I* ever.' Command
ant Head:raon asm* hack ta
Washington n year later when toe
Job ww finished and task th* Beta
off his door In 1137.
Major Lan* axproaaed admira
tion far tha type man Florida
has consistently furnished th* recrultiag aervica*. .
"I am pleated with the number
and caliber at young Floridans
whe hav* volunteered for service
Major
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NEW YORK—Thing* one New , p*ny Is down oa Chatham Square,
Yorhera thinks about:
th* cakes aro mad* of f t tradi
Dropped by Th# Lambs club tional fllllago and ahapad In great,
for breakfast with Bill Johnson
and wai pleased U discover him hand-carved wooden moulds that
cheery and hopeful, unlike the cam* from China. Th* fillings Inordinary condemned man. Bill'* cud* duck egg yolks, almond*
playing tb* leading role of Doc walnuts, Virginia ham (Virginia
In th* coming new Rodger* and ham?|, setama *11, Formosa's red
Hammen teln musical, Pip* Dream Illy bean and so on. Asksd to de
—based on the Steinbeck stories tail the hairing process, the Cheu
of Monterey'* fishing cannsrierx boy« raised hand in eelf-defens*.
— and all concerned face th* "Too complicated," they said.
gigantic task of having t* be a
Moonrnkee, according to lh*
sensational hit or disappoint every Cheua, figure In China's folklore.
one. I t and H. show* always or* Ona legend has It that a revolt
touted as great beforehand, and againet lh* Mongol* was success
frequently are In the eyes of ful herause Insurrectionists lurk
Mm*. I f they turn out to he ed notes irald* th* moonrakas,
merely good, however, th* play urging th* people to rile on a
goer* feel almost cheated. It's a given dal* and slay the officials,
rough responsibility,
which they did.
"Things look fine,'* said Rill.
My favorito Chinese legend.
spooning his oatmeal with eteady however, deal* with “ Moon Lady
hand. " I lov* too part, th* rnst Chang Ngo," an alrhemlit'e who
Is excellent and the music—* swiped three-of her husband's
little lighter than most Rodgers "Immortality" pills and swtllowtd
•corse- - ie wonderful." He’s a them. A a th* Directory ef Teiw
thorough-going gent. In
Pipe ■n, a kind of Oriental fairy book,
Dream Doc Is a marine biologist, puts it: "Upon discovery of to*
so Johnson just spent three wc^ks theft, the relentless husband fell
deepsea diving In Bermuda and Into n fit nf anger and racbd
pondering Invertebratology, or tbe for hia sword. A t the nick of
study of animals devoid of verte time, tha desperato lady managed
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brate (that means spineless, like to get a narrow oorapei end dart
TMOUIANM M YM POtO BBOUMBt, Haw Test, look on ee Andrew Romeo, former Fordham football
me). Also Bill went out to Mont ed out of the door, skidding ahead
star, portrays Christ In hit journey to Calvary. The presentation of “The Station* of th# Cro*a" was put
erry, to gel the ntunl feel of the aimlessly with fuming hurbnnd In
* « by tha Fordham Pinion Player* at a rally dedicated lo world peace, under auspices of the New York
locale.
hot pursuit. The lady In distress
Archriioeet* Union of too Holy Nam* Society. Cardinal Gracia* of Bombay was tbe principal speaker.
Heretofore along Broadway, Mr. distress eventually found herself
J.—a good actor and excellent buoying up gradually into the
singer—hat been known mourn air. Clinging to fleeting eloude,
fully as tha man who one* wax the nt Inst jetted into moonlend
mnrrlsd to th* georgoous Shirt in the Paine# of Chryetal where
Conway and let her get away, but •h* was Inter crowned lady ef
B A L T I M O R E , UR The that h* may fail lo develop over- rome from edurslional and *nvit begins to look aa If all that Ute Moon."
* • * •
doctor who can't tea hi* patient all perspective on the subject of rrnmrnlal Institutions throughout
may be forgiven. A year from
now, likely, he'll be known only
-kf. Meuric* Chevalier Is back for th* gall stood Is not tha sort his chosen work—man.
I ,h* * r,a'
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latest whim i* collecting movie stethoscope aad scad out to treat panel talks, It Is h<>p«d, will lead bjf y r> Wa|trr van Buskirk.
the student to constructive curio- (
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Have been looking deeply Into actresses’ photos, I did thia when humans.
Consequently, th* university’ s ity about human problsmt and The British rail railroad tracks
th« matter of mooncokes this I was 14. Draw your own moral
week. Down in Chinatown which . . . . I know I ’m anti-Judy Car- School of Medlcin* ha* added lo their solutions.
metals, a freight car a goods wa«-A
The basie idea is that a doctor gnn, an auto hood a bonnet, a mufis somewhat sleepier and more land, but even trying to b* de it* curriculum a court* believed
harmless than In 0. O. McIntyre's tached, I was appalled at tha lo b* th* only on* of 1U kind In Is far better equipped If he consid Her a silencer, a battar an accum
ers not only the diseases he must ulator, a pancake turner an eggday, they've been celebrating the com of her recent TV ahow. , , . medical education. •
Festival of th# Harvest Moon, the I now hav* a goldplatod cloth**
Tb* court*, railed “ Min and treat but tha sort of Individuals his scoop, a can opener a tin-opener,
Chines* equivalent of Thanksgiv h*ng*r, courtesy of too Barker* Hi* Environment", I* a stimulat patients are and tha factors wbirh an egg beater an egg-wMsk and
ing, and baking companies down of Cincinnati. Bell* for a buck ing eatrhall patch work of thought might hav* influenced their ill a trillion a billion.
town hay* been turning out thou . . , Th* Mductlvs Uritlsh act- desiptd to broaden tha outlook of nesses.
IHh SANFORD HERALD
Tbe etparia who will appear be
sands of th* rkh, spicy delicaelss, re**, Joan Collin*, U in town, lh* student, doctor tod help him
fore the freshmen medieal students Page 8
many of them for shipping to all haunting tha bop-music joints. It to become more tom a mar* ■
Thura. O ct 18,1955
corner* of th* county.
was Joan who raid nf Hollywood, •ban!* of to* human body.
According to th* Cheu brother*, "Thin town la cool, array and
This human aid* of medicine Is
William and Jam**, whose com- jolly good!!"
drawing Increasing attention in the
training of young doctors, often Uk
big to* form of having senior stu
dents "sit In" with family doctors
at work in general practice clinics
•r child ear* program.
Th* Maryland eouraa, howavsr,
undertakes lo broaden tb* stu
dent's outlook at lh* very begin
ning of hi* medical training.
Two slashes across tha dividing
Uses of sducational department*
and glvaa tha embryo physician
related Information la anthropo).
y, economies, history, physics,
taliei, psychology and other tubla.
Dr. William 8. Stone, dean of
th* school uf medicine, say* It
should give perspective to toe stu
dent's view of humanity. It ia espected lo arouse his Interest In toe
many different forces which influ
ence fb* origin, growth, functions
and attitudes of a humaa being.
It should axtend the rang* af th*
aaadical ■tudent’a ganeral educa
tional background acquired ia undergraduata days la callrgt.
'n r - i * '
Th* courts 1* taught In to* frothmin yaar and Is required ot all
students. It conilsU of two hour
sessions of lectures and pans!
discussion* each Saturday by •>perta In wldaly varied fields.
AN AiMVIBWCR pulls ■ aannea with tb* flag-draped aoffln ef n#ld
Dr. Stone malaUlni that lh* sluMarshal A lm a N r F m ia io a It during th* rial* funeral In Athena
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78 Sltrl's nam*
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27. Folded pari
of coat
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21 Goddess
of volcanoes
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(H . t l
Kcit'K BOOM fraiur home with
Mather o f Sanford
one acre of good farm land. 4 *#>•». t
1*1 84.
Phoee 177
mile* from rily and needt only
irtM Trirle e U
minor rrpairt. 12,500.
W w ar It-e l Sooth
Fnane sot
" Ail' rrtt»er* i ro requested in no
tify the Want-Ad Department im
l
____ OR TRADE — All nece*»ary
mediately of any error* in their
equipment for nperalinc Fruit
ad«, a* The Sanford Herald will be
end Vegetable Stand. All new.
»r<pon«ible (vr only on* incorrect Phone Ilia > A . B. Pcieeena.Breker
Phone 12*1 or 2t*9.
Associate* . A. B. P e M ru a J r ,
^•jcrlioa.
P. J. Chfitecaon. Garfield Wit.
iette. John Meiaeh. R. W. Wit*
luma. A. C Doodney, Land Snh
The Want Ad Department it
PU B LIC AU C TIO N
teyor.
9cn from 8:30 n. m. until 8 :3 0 p.
Every Saturday Night — 7 I*. M.
i. each hutlnea* day eirept Sat.
Farmer* Auction Market Building.
nlse afternoon. Deadline for
All merrhandue sold tu highe*|
RAYMOND W. VAIJL R R U R U
icek-dky inaertione ie 8:00 p. m.
bidder, yegardte** u( prior. Con- ,
O. N . HARRISON, BROKER
ha day preceding publication.
signer! and Dealers Invited. Wr r
S. D. Highlryman, Aaaoeialo
will buy anylhing. Wallare and
o« South Park Are
Phoaa 881
Walkrr Auction. I’hnne 2120-B.
—1
POR RTNT
S
i t-- V -L - r
SI.000. DOWN
E U R A A PA RTKrTfTS: noma,
N EW 3 Bedroom Masonry Home,
pnvata baths. 114 W. P in t Sc
located juat nlf Welt l i t St. on
K o lU w a y « < I *fb^ . . 7 ' T 7 GripevlUe Road. Prica of M.luo
iy, Week or —
! ***•
include* Blind*. Healer and
iraltero Oeotre IIS Wee*
Water Healer. City Wafer- No
loan rloalng roily. Doner will
finance.
F U R N IS H E D A P T S .
We*t lit . O r Call at KuroJ.
uro Center. 118 Weal lit .
Seminole Realty
29 Wages
iM S S M je n x L
. JZ r . u n n a g
Far Benaedehag *ed repair*.
W. RIETRICB*
T. W. R I 8 8
ia | NeM ng Dewn-Sm all Moeihly
1MI Part Ave. Fhono 2T qr 188 P ■ ■ H■K I.P W A N T E D
Payments
7 »W .
S h e rm a n Concrete I'm.
. »
—
(A R K F R O N T "L O T S
GAS Slition Attendant. Mead*
r k w t >«S*
SEE Seminole Kealir for Daair- Oo large lake, t u ' * « » - Hard
employmtnl. Preirrably ovre 35 ‘ U p * Weal talk
road, electrirliy. Phone. Mail
ahte Uomea and A p U . Fboftt 27.
yrarr old. Phone ytm.
P l .U M B f N G
and Paper delivery. $l,25o. 8
Ceetract and repair work. Free
Mile*
from Sanford. Phony "
R O U TE SALESM AN
KU FINISHED AuartmeoL 500 Park
estimate*. R. I
Harvey. 284
Sanford, 2048-K-4. ^
__
foe eatabllshed rutile. Salary and
Ave.
Sanlord Ave. Plmne l*M.
commission See Mr. Anderum,
New coni’LEAN furnished apt. lim a la. C A S S ELB ER R Y —
Mather of Sanford,
G A T L IN
H H O TH ER S
rrele Rlock > bedroom houie.
HP Watt l i t St. Pbone 818.
F IIA 8500. down. Payment! le u
Dragi'ra and Bullduirr Service
'F U R N IS H E D Kitchenette ApU?
than rent. Phone Orlando 3-21*8.
Phones; 2221— Saniurd, 2464 —
lly of 4. Phone 2*47
A ir Conditioned. Slumberland
(Tenet a.
Court. South City limits High* 810. down and 810. monthly buya ISA M KLP W A N TED tfemale) ISA
Sanford city lot located on Eait
ORLANDO Morning Sentinel, Or
way 1M 2.
aide Pine Ave. ju il South of Cel. B E A U T Y Operalnr. Guaranteed
lando Evening Star. Call Ralpe
«r y . Total Price fa 8430. Uchten.
Rav l i o J
Salary. Eva Besa Beauty Shop.
.ISIIKD 3 Bedroom Apt.
—
___. . j *-----------------berg
Heal
E*tatr,
Congrri*
108 E . 2nd 51.
i 3 Room Cottage. Phone
-M R
B;Wg. Miami 32. Fla.
WrtUVANCR
14RW._______________ _ _
NEWLMs' M A C H IN E DPKR ATUR S
Both raperirnced and learm-r*.
ra» and bath. Phono janj-W.
W om ti wanted for both day and
Rale* to
RED-I-MLX CONKRETK
BEDROOM. Private ennight shift. Daytime huury, a to
Pniaryholdera
Moracle
Concrete
Co.
ice and bob. Phono 2029 W.
4:3o. Esvningt 5 .*> M 9 3o John Williams Inn. Ageaary
30* F lin Ave.
Phone 1.335
it m. Kxperientvd preferred hot
417 Saafard AllaaUe
VSTAIRS fttrniihed apartlearners will be trained in free
24
. 703 Palmetto. Phono *23. J •1 V A R IE T IE S P A N B L IN G
vocational school. 40 hour wrek.
NaU»* aad Foreign Woods.
Pleasant working conditions in
Liivrly,
*” •
See Them At
modern plant. Paid varalton and
rooms, 833. * 11 1 *»•
holidays. Free hospilaliralinn
S h m a u O a t r e l * Pipe Ce.
insurance. A p p l y BrooklitJd
Oet Wee* H R R t
P kw e 2488
rm L a n d F o r H « t
'0 * - '-( h U R A N C t
Mill*. 208 North Elm.
.4 Tiled 1-and on Weal blda. QUICK CASH for Funiitore. Add*
■
g -'
233J after 8:30 V-_m
las Machine*. Typewrilaxi, Out* 10H— &AIeK.SMKN WAPiTKI) - 10C
L
a s A F ir r .
hoard Motors, Boat*. Super
SIIKD ApC Adult*. Ph. 1113
••OPPORTUNITY oIN*r«d
for
«alctman lo work the Sanford I* — Water*/ Beat!/ TraBcra— 1*
FURNISHED Three Room Api.
territory tellinf Jaloucl* windwith bath. Screened
GarHEATING
o b i to builders and contract! r«.
C LE A R A N C E 5AI.R
age. 612 l**rk or Thone 113M V 2 . Floor Furnaces and Circulators
Call Orlando 3-6373 nr write Aim
1955 F.VINRUnKM aad
Products Inc., 2491 Cooliduc
H. *L POPE CO, INC.
C.sl.ll MUTOR.S
*TWO~Bedroom Apt. Ho** *»
Phoee 1*48 ^ v t j ^ Oriapjjo,
I K It P. BK A-hlN G .
llcasonabla rent. I’hona 7* 1-W- rt* Sw ill P>fk Ave.
good coadilion ................ |28 50
IIW O W W ANTF.D
-U
ABMV-NAVW SUBPLUS
fFUHN LSIIK D ~ t hree rooma and
1 .1 . II. P . K V IN R U D E.
ba'h. 1902 Maple Ave. Phono P «J«‘ ........................... IIA 0 Gal. LAW.»jb alowrii'bv JerryT ord.
run* like a tup and beats
T-Shirt# ..................... 48c Karh
Fro* eitlmales. Phone 1317 W.
1171. Ariarello, *00 Park.
rowing ...............
821-30
210 Sanford Ave
rhone 1321
3.8 H. P. S C O IT-A TW A TE R .
701 cypress Ave. Pbooa 8023- R.
THREE Room complrtely furnlahlike new
...........
859.95
l R p o y . ..
ed Apt Phono OH. i l l P*l3 It. F. 5 C O TT-A TW A TE R .
YOUNG
rsparirnred
sal
mrtto.
rebni'hrd .............................161.30
wish* work
wiahgi
’dfil. "Sffi
S It. JOHNSON.
lo R
THREE Bedroom House. Kllchoa ,0 8 1 n r
\>ry
good condition _ _ I95.no
equipped. 2904 French Ave.____ S h a r a u a C w n t o P ip * C a .
J II. S E A -B E E ................ 8.7*50
y
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.
5th
5f.
Phone >48*
S H . F. J O H N S liN ................ 170 m
NICE three room furnished Apt. Out Was* I8U St
WILI.- K E E P C H IL D R E N 'to mv 5.4 FV 1N H IID E
.............. 854I.OU
2300 Mellonrilie.
horn* by Pay v Week. Call 8 HORSE WIZARD
M5tei
| ilA n A G k f A p t7 ll2 jw . 4lh Slrnel.
7ls II- E L G IN — runs good,
Lint Ave. ^
N t S i 1333
■
----------------rtpalnied. only ................ 850 00
FIVE-ROOil Houae. Furnlahed nr
» BtwwntRR Q FP Q R T im rm R » 7 K M EIIC U IIV .
unfurnlahed, Edna Brldgeman. YOU C A N T BEAT THIS!
No Hollnm Cal. .
81*5 (VI
Beautiful Bookcase Bed. I.»r*e S A L I^ F in in j^ a tlM i^ p h n n ^ ^ lg L
Phone 1S2J-W.
7tv F IR E S T O N E — Ijke new A
Double Dresser. Beveled Mirror.
aleil at ............................ M9 95
M ^ k P R O A L 8 B B T 8 C K ir,t^ r
Limited time ONLY 188.30.
MODERN 2 Bedroom, furnished
10 II. JOHNSON,
Home and Four Unit Motel
with gear shift, tank
8123.00
ECHOLS BIDDING CO.
2 ’hooe *107.___________________
M. G. HODGES
10 If. lightning U E H C U R Y 1129 *5
Corner I N A Masaolla f t , 1222
lee
vs
#*
an
All
Water
rumps
12 II. S E A -B E E
4 ROOM downatalrs Apt Near
WaBe Betted - f t w j .
Very good condition . . . . 8129.95
nurtery. Phone 802-W.
t p. m.
Feeta Read
IS It. sSCOTT-ATW ATER
IB H A CM ERWTALR - |R
Combine with Remote eon.
CONCEETB
F tflO g sanding ear.
trol Bog amt control rattle—
Beedy
M*
.
°*erato,
A HuteU«on OCEAN FRONT Apart
enlv .................................. 1159 95
Bhmk. B u d , Gravel. Oament
Avalon
r a
m itb
*
mania. 23> Snath Atlaatie. Day.
ton* Baa eh. r u . Call Mrs. Hut
ehUou Phono 8274-W
Ceaereto Pip* A* Meet AR Q u U dcatiens.
Ptpn
LO W SLL j L f l B B
Ata.
IB R .
Cm.
1888. B. M.
Glee ana, LaBn Mary.
IM VKLUFKS, M U fh e a d t, atate■Male, tavaiane, kind Metis, aad
Also many motor* torn down for
used part*. Reasonable.
C H E V R O L E T 1952. Tow nulragr.
ooe owner. Wilt rtNsaidrr lr»de
lit Call 1287-It. after 4 30 p. m.
['..I, run*
1*31 M O D EL A. Irxika
II L"
ned Good tires. plKj. 2120
flrjttge A**.
C r Km
and H a
s s .ra I-,
is* N. Bacfc A**. VBaaa
Mamie Is Signing
'Thank You' Notes
DENVER '* I he While Ilmise
»ay* Mamie Eifcnhuwer »o tar ha*
FOR S A L E OK TR AIIE
signed more than ll.t'ai "thank
ly.Vt J E E P .Malum Wagon, 4 »het-l ><Ml" note* a, kliovtlealglng part of
drive, uatn bub-, »ls rvlinder
the •'ten* of thousand*" uf get
tnutne I’hune I2>tl «*r S»,9
well me..age* I're.idmt Elsen
I9W lit tt'K. I Hat. Cash, mi e . hower hat rrreivrd
loth 51.
And she intends to go on signing
»»• AITOMtlBII.K RROfcRRA II nuue -and means to see that ri
rry message gels a trply, James
|t.' Ilagert), Eisenhower's press
(A lt A
I
r o u g h r s o l d t k a d f .u
secretary, said Monday,
K«v R fH 'i t t f i L in
llagerty said be rhrrlu-.l the
S lH flH tl_______
At * A
11III S l. altout more Ihao 11 .sows
__________
alalemrnt
t* ~ r t T R N m ;k it .- | iaeia fl**4*q i signalmr. with Mr. Eisenhower
Buy yuur Furnltur* at !lerryJ. I l,r r " ; lf
'" M "
tk*rrkt>u*e Eurn., C o. *1 *01 W.
^ lj,,,r fite ra tcl the figure, j
1*1, St. All nationally adr. fur- | liagerty didn't -jv so. but » log I
ni'urr at warriiouie prices.
'share uf (be replie* M>- Ki*en
— iT^Ta' " a n d f o u n d
-r,
— — — —
i ■■ ■ a i a
SM ALL B L A C K AND W H ITE long
tuirr«| itn|(. tfity |jrrn%r No. 97.
If fnmid plrasr call 3X1VV.
Child * pel.
_ _ _ _ _
FOUND— Yming femai* dog. Part
Spill ur Cullie.Owner may hayc
_i'>_paylnn for ad. Ill K,_2t.i.
??— Ei.E(.*rr.t('AL s r r v i r p w *
• NK.tiiAiMas apssiiwares, salaa
irni iccYkce. C . II. Ui*k, O tibbSb .
M i, f*ti«na 4ISI uc 6joined
16U-W Mtler 6 p m .
On Rale While They Last!
New IMS Made! EVINR UDKX
3 H. U G IIT W IN , (Sold Out)
Waat lith SC
71* It. F LF .K TW iN ,
Demonstrator ................ 8198 30
Spaen IW atan mad Floor Form IS II. F A S TW IN Sale - . . 8319.50
IS H .
"
Demonstrator .. 8295.
ate*. liberal Trade-la.
28 H. BIGTW 1N— (Sold Out)
23 If. Elec, Starting
Big Tw in . . — ................ 8481.30
23 II. Eire. Demonstrator
$428
C O M P L E TE O U T F IT SP EC IA LS
Aluminum or Mahogany
WHALE OF AN IDEA
Saaderd A n .
Fit an* ta il Glass,
Boats.
TO K YO , ur — a Japanese mn I
Hater trailers. Several model*
.
y «f
ef used boll* I* trailer* ea linn pteturw pmducer wants In
run a whale farm. Kyuuku llnri,
band, priced raanmaUa.
presiilenl of the Nirkaltu Motion
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F a r _______ _ __
permission In build a 2,o>si square
884
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lea a r e a
yard pool “ where a variety of
W. /. KING
whale* ran he kepi for scientific
n
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study as well at a loonit attrac
Good
caaditlea.- "k e is o n ib lr tion "
c riffle ft t a k r OMatrarttaa Ca.
M l E.. 28th 51. PbpM 2278-J.
P E R F E C T IO N Qaa'Water Heater. ^ U o m n aad Ramodtliag
Although only 8) per rent nf
81W
It Wffi
American families lire in single
family hornet, *o per rent of all
borne*.
wall, 1MB-J.
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INSTALLATION
Htrickland>
.Morrison, Inc.
.Sanford, Florida
Phone 200
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The use I'. S. airrraft earner
Saratoga has a* much power a*
It's! larga passenger liss-nmative*.
Help
Wanted
FEM ALE
*
Sear*. Roebuck and Co. hal
an onening in Sanford foe
■ young lady between 20 and
.75 year* uf are. Tha person
must Irinw tmieh type sys
tem and he aide to maintain
* minimum snerd of .75 word*
per minule. Booisleenin? etperleneo I* a much deeired
nuatitv. hut other practical
esoericoc' or advance edurational a.-hiaremenW'. would
he eomideted. Applicants
must be high School gra
duates. with pleating nation
ality and rood character,
and have the ability end dasire to get slonr with paopl*.
The rvositl.n offet* a good
startinr sslarr. A discount
will ho eiven on all pur.
chaser, with group insur
ance. group hainilaliaaiioq
at-d profit eharinr plana
available. Permanent realdent vrefarrad. l l la an Ideal
position for tho right s it u * .
A . K . K O H H K T T K R , F lorist
cade A r t .
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SEAT COVERS
FOR SA LE
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73 Single uniU
a/ I’ii blie notice
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hospital time * few hour* alter
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Srpf. 24.
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penonally all ,,f the mail.l
wiurh rigid now Inlala k -o - <>f Ihou
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r n n ii| e i nhiuti «tn n«*t yet a ,wr ,
goitll reply.
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the
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and
Mr*
A little spare itka thu will get
A T t i-m r A iA
v<tur~m'cYiaga' before aur aiora Eisenhower ire deeply gntcfol for
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than tootw reader*. Tell 'am U- the Ihmisands of 'get vsell’ wtshe*
TN I M ill! «
' ami prayer* for rermery that have
d*»t Pbon* 1821
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FROZEN AHSETfl
105 So. Oak Ave.
In k'i I 4 * man b CbII T b Payer
I'bnna 971
MIDI.AND, Te* >h • S.imrlMitlv 11 BB iilgn u?t
broke into I smo* Monte'* home
ru n ar
HUB RIRU
75- M IIN D R T BKRVVtCR
ami stole » wire gasket ftlle.l with >
I BB |i|8 Ob
Itnii-n .leak* from hi* fou*l lock, i b l.itMia b r*i| T b I'riBBr
• Warn and
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er. A week later the freerrr again B •b J»B• ft It» •ab• *0
• IB Nbat•
Dry
wai raidd. This tune the rulprtt • lb H BBfBra JimbBtBB
M • Wadi aad Dry rtornesi the basket — empty.
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rested
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bered one uf his tip pennies had
born hlarkrnrd ansi had * deni
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suspect'* pofkfl.
For All Cars
MODERN P IAN O COURSE
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774. .Sanford. Fla.
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now for Christina* delivery
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paid h r need furniture Cell at
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A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A It.Y N E W S P A P E R
8 A N F O H D , F L O R ID A
VO LU M E X L V I
Gail "Friday" oss
Dies In Hotel Lobby
Jaycees
Emphasize
Prevention
F R ID A Y . O C TO B E R 11. 19M
*
A w n c iiln l Prrww I c t.fr l Wire
Nn. 29S.
Two Persons Are Injured
One of tan ford's most ardent
Fir* Prevertlon Week was em
collectors p
passed away phasised In S • ford ye>today at
•lamp collector*
VUdncwlav afternoon, about 4.30. noon when the .Stminoi# Countyat he relaxed in the lobbv of the Junior Chamber of Comnterr#
local hotel where he lived.
member* were taken for a ride
74-yeari old on Jui 21 or this on one of the Hanfotd File l>c5ear. Call "Friday" IRo«» collected patlmcrt fir# truck*.
•tamps tor the last M years start
The ride «as a prelude to the
ing (rom scratch in 1192.
Jaycer luncheon meeting held at
•'Friday'' Itnss was well known
tlie Sanford Fire Department ye»In Sanford and surrounding areas tt clay when ths firemen were
and in his latter years wa* seen
lost* for lunrh.
reguariy sitting la front of the
To elim»\ Fire Prevention Week
Valder Hotel or Us Ihe lobby In
dulging in his most ardent past- In Sanford, there will be two rhnwe
at the Rltx theatre sponsored by
time, conversation with others.
Ross was bom In Slate Center, tha Jaycrea. Saturday morning at
in 1979 and his parents nam- 19 o'clock, a free ehow will be for
Iowa, ir
rd him Gail Burden Ross, sfter his the ynung*trra who bring ths
lather's enplover. the founder of beck ahaet of a Fire Prevention
Roiilen t'ompsnv He gained [ comic book, distributed m the local
the ftor
nickname In Jacksonville. II la iehools, which contain* a pledge
hi* nick
many years ago because he for youngster* to help pievrnl
laid, m
wa* "always everybody's man Kri- fires.
day "
Ratnrday night, a midnight
•’Friday" Ro«s
Ro.. U *survtvrJ by show is being sponsored by the
one br 'thrr, Philip In Ross of local Junior Chamber of Commerce
Gentry, Arkansas and ona sister, group, with pioesed* going to
in-law Mrs. Tcaas Roas of St. the Jayree organisation. Th- *how
Pcter.brrg.
being featured it ''Mambo'*. How
It la reported that Rom cania
ever, Herh Roller, announcing
tu Sanford In 1922 when he was
plan* for th* midnight event
emphyrd by the Gillespie Comranlraelort. of Jacksons die. ■aid, "ws'rr going to have »«m*
worked al the Smoke •pectal dances on the stag*." Sen
behind the cigar counter, ator Douglas Stenstrom jokingly
operated a package store told th# group. "Mark Cleveland,
downtown section of San- Jr. will do a new dance railed the
He lived fit it al tha Monte, •I7-f*2'.'’
Fir* Prevention Week plana
luma lintel, then moved to the
vert formulated by Garfield IVitYalrici in later yeara.
Funeral arrangements ara pend letta, chairman of tha committee,
ing the arrival of hia brother f.vm satiated by Fite Chief Meek N.
Arkansas.
^levrisnd Hr.
To bring th* mealing to a close%
.'heir wit an aura ef excitement A WII.I.YH STATION W AGON auhmrrgrd in water and hru*h when It ria.hrd Ihia morning after
srn*.-* telephone hells rang and a akidding out nf control more than too feel, tStaffPtmln)
veh-e nn tbs loudspeaker announc
es "Fire! Second end Magnolia!"
Th* entlt* group, dashed from
luncheon tablet to watch firemen,
m a matter ef teennds, alert an
ginas, doe roata and hata, and
take off for a "fat** Alarm".
As Car Leaves Highway
(JAIL "FRIDAY”
Chief Cleveland
Plans To Attend
Statewide Confab
Audubon Society
Asks Members
To Bring Hobbies
Parcel, Property
Owner, Values
Are Listed Here
Woman
Becomes
Frightened
Auto Skids
Into Ditch
tn ratlv rr.orni-ig *'eH*nt *tt
Seminole Itmilevaid n r » r Ihe city
limit*, caused b r i n e . In t.«n and
m complete lm* of the automobile.
Shortly before * o', lock today,
a 1
Willy* Station wagon,
bnven bv Mr* Svlv .« Geiger MeIver, Ill-year .old
Port Drang*
housewife, left the highway and
cta-hed Into the tall g ra•• along
the edge of the embankment.
Mr*.
Mclver
waa traveling
south, on hee “ ay to the Or U n to
Air For.e lla-» Hospital lerom*
panted by her 80-year old mother,
when she met a tractor ami trailer
moving north. Mr*. Mrlver said
•he ea-ed her ear to Ihe right to
allow the truek. to pass, Seram*
(lightened, and lost control of her
car.
According to Sanford Polir# Daj partment Patrolman Arnold \YIIj llama who completed the Investiga
tion of Ihe archlent the car first
! left Ihe highway al Ihe entrance
to a motel along Seminole llntla.
V01.1 for a distance nf 12b feet.
I Ihe ear ram* hark on the pave
ment for « very- •holt distattca
Revving the highway again for a
oUtance of IUI feel, Coming hark
! on the highway again for rPJ feet
and then hack off hitting soft dirt
on Ihe •houlder, turning over for n
H -lanre » f U'l feel, then end foe
_
er.d fn, _
71 feet. Tim rar t'aveled
Th* Seminole Audubon Society
will hold IU first reguler meeting
of the 1MS-19V! *ee*on Monday,
7:10 p- te. at the Sanford Garden
Ftro Chief Mark Cleveland Sr., Center, announced Mrs. Miriam
anid today, that ha would attend Vinup, program chairman.
The program will be "Vacation
the sixth annual atalcwida fire pre
vention conference announced by Ramblte." A screen, a Ilium, slide
ttate Treasurer’ J. Edwin Laraon projector end a 10mm. film pro
Funeral services for Mi*. IlenTu better Inform properly own
who la alto atato Insurance com. jector will be on hand. Member*
riette II. Iloyre, Wife of a promin
atiaslontr and atato fire marthal. and friends are asked to bring er* of pat-els appraised recently
ent S.tnfcrd physician, will I* held
Chief Cleveland aald .that the any tildes *r film taken on vara- to* >7-92 ria it-of-way purpisses.
"A Big, Wide. Woo.lcrlul World
fort Vlerald, \r reqi;*»t of
tomotiuw morning at W -To at
nesting uauld bo held this year lion pkW kjelll
nf tn'«ir«t to .'Ttf
«.l! Sf pre-ented hv the- Seminole , dl«tarw# of 421 Vaat out *f #oa
'(he Seminole County Commission
In SL.PcUrsburg on Nov. I and 1 tha group.
llrisson
Fiuirial
Horne.
The annual “ Fight Bulb Rale"
High School Glee r'lub. Ii.ev.ljy
ers. publish the Hat of parcels, the
The conferences, aald Larson,
Two arrests fur violating truffle
Mr*, Boyce, wife of I'r. J. C. Del I* »l * p m in me high .rhuol1 tv. i »-im
"Bring along your shell rollec- property owners, and die valuation conducted hy th# Ranford l.lon’a
when kt announced this year's
I Me It illvs italmn. wagon •topn,
regulation* were made yesterday. | Iloyre. made her home in Sanford au lilnrlnm
_,
,,
. .
event, irt Ihs pattern for the tlon, photo album, scrap book, n.ln- placed nn auch parrels hy the ap Club in Sanford will begin Nov.
...
,
,
..
.
e.i
n water pmim-g the driver
at I I I Scott Av#.
II I* amiiij! . I I . . i. in the Firm
,
,
,
,
..
state's fir# prevention education, eral display," said Ml*. Ymup. praisers employed by th* Board of I I , according to the eo-rhalnnen according to records at tlie office 1
HOilr,
the
wlieo!
*o,|
lhiowr-ng
Ih#
She came hrie four year* ago
Tommy Stringer and Italia* l-oop. of tlie* Seminole County Sti«*riff
and arc participated In by state, "Anything you've been doing this Commissioner!.
*11) ear-old morher, .VI, • |,1a Gei
fiom
11
enroot,
tlbio.
The local civic club nremUtt
Rlghtof-way agent John E. Fox,
municipal, district, county, and summer," she continued, "will add
Merida*
Pringle, M-te.ir.ohl I
ger out onto the •l.ouhlrra along
Mr*. Iloyc# was - mr-mlx-r of
school firs protaction authorities, to the meeting. If you enjoyed to date, haa nbUInrd only thrr* will rondurt a house to house
of Sanford * as XI• Fust Presbyterian I'hurrh and F'ngland *>ioll»i»l ln l.uid Frailer
highway.
It,
wo
will
loo.
*
canvas
in
their
gigantir
effoit
to
|
and by Ihe Inspection and Invest!
paicrla of property for the propos
sale of ilu tuna 'Id le r C in le of Ihe Spam Germany and ending with .»
*l r ' ,r *'*• '
b’ **. *egative arms of underwriters, lie
ed 17 92 right-of-way by deed to sell light bulb* In Ihe local ait*. *l'*rK'‘d w'lh "exceeding
rail concert in SwiUeriand >: .... .
•«* toveattgator*. Th# front
Th* l.iont Club will also have a pec.'" when appnhrndrd anil loral Elk’* I Igr.
addrd that the heads of manufae*
the county.
Sh# t» survived hy h#r husband, 'he lime of Ihe Geneva Confer- «!*••*»• broken. dn«r» bent, flasa
taring, hotel and uiotal, theatre,
However, letters, with self-ad- huge truck at the corner of First stopped by Florida Highway 1'a
hospital, and nursing home, and
dresaed, stamped rands, are being Ht and Magnolia Av*. loaded with •rail Tn u m a r T Mark Mark al 3 1 3 ! D r. J . C. Iloyre. and on# .on, enrt "n e hundred and lliirly tlu •* n lh e r *ide of Ihe car torn out.
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P
1 1 homas Norris, who i« altsndlng 'lent' «UI partlrlpal# In (hit pro *b# top d*nt#d *"d to.n, the left
other, enterprises always Irani
mailed to property owners asking Ihe light bulb* from which they p m.
tn iv e is lty of Miami. Other «u r- dualum “ huh will he staged m ap »*de a complete lo** *nd th# front
much to their advantage by con.
NEW YORK < * - Those French each one to u«r the cards in ad wilt sell In dovynlown shopper*.
A ear, running Sheriff Futher .Ivor* Include her mother of Tnl*. proprlale *ellingt and e vtum e r end tr!r-co|m.l
honey bees are eonslatrnt—they vising Ihe Hight-of way agent
ference attendance.
The light bgjh sale la the anS-'lo|v|> will in. linle Miss ttotihy
The l . . „ l« d i'« « » r r taken to
"Among tha state's principal at* can tell lima cither in Tarts or whether or not the appraised value nual project to ri' r fundi in the Hobby and Deputy Sheriff Morgan do, Ohio, th m slit, is and four
Crutchfield 3|l»v Pal Hanington 'll.# local hospiial where officer*
McClelland off Ihe rovd. wav In others.
tractions to potential industria New York.
would be accepted.
local area, to aid blind person*.
•li'PPcd and Ihe d m r i charged
Dr. Max Renner, University of Parrel
lists," Larsoo declared, "are It*
Properly Owner Value
The Rev A- G Me Inn's will of- Mlv* Janice Kinlaw, lliehard Titon. irport intrrnal ini oir*. bruited
with "rrcklcv* driving." Ih e In- \ Drain at the funeral srrvi.es w.ivne McCoy Kenneth Ramsey, <■> r and leg* m m . m. i . , , * nd
f.re protection facilities, and will* Munich zoologist, had trained a Number
(icne N'lelml
Philip llvnl Co pro | . u|)rlfr |4, injiirir. to Mr* Geiger.
rblent oerured at in 13 p m I: -I with intrrmcnl al a later dale.
Ingness on tha part of tha state batch of bees to feed at a certain
Ctarahelle L Ross»
do.rrs will he henin-lh llviturv and
m-ht north »f Gindcrvlllc on South I
Hanford p.iiire department ofDfire marshal's deputies, and other hour In their Parts testing room.
man and husband 1 9,330
lit Haviv, mu-i. al durelnrs. Tom •era conducted the investigation
.Sanford Avc. Ft. Curadr Frank H
authorities, to advise with them Fast Summer he flew them to New
1
John E. Loucka
my
Wyatt
and
nob
Rcrly.
Dance*
Murphv was given a summon, to
before putting up thtir plants. We York and Installed them in an
with final drlalls completed by
and wife
4.M0
are uniler Ih# direction nf Janice
save them poetible grief, and help identical testing room.
1
1.230 TAU-AIIASSEE 'Jv-Gov. Collin* a|>pcar brforr Judge Frnrsl llo u s -,
Robert J. Carroll
|Kinlaw and Carol Null Th# over Patrolmen Arnold William* «.'4
them plan so aa to avail them
4
W. L. English
3.900 Inday announced the *ii>pcnsion of holder for the offense.
h im "r |i " rl i Jim Haidg.
Exactly 34 hours after their
Mr»W|
’
j
all dirertor n Mis Dill#
Pensacola Justice of tha Peace If.
selves of low Insurance rales.
William Dlggto
•
Paris feeding lima Ihe bees Indi
CONCORD
N(
r - A car whittle.
Fleleher
Davis
nn
Ihe
ground
he
and wrife
430
"These prevention conferences cated they wanted to cat—Ignoring
ptungerl off Ihe highway at a
had converted public bind* to his I l D D O r t o n t M e e t
•
Tet# Llppolis and
arc our way of kaeplng the state the tivo-hour Ume difference be
hridge a p p r oarh near her#,
•if*
11,310
abreast of new techniques and new tween New York and Pans.
barreled down a V> fiv.r embankt
Edwin A. Cano
equipment, and their Influence
Renner decided to repeat Ihe
ment and prnpiinl Itself againit
Collin* look th* action after raand sstfa
900 rcivlnf an audit report showing'
ranches directly Into our homes, experimaut in reverse. The bees
7
A board meeting of the R#ml. a railroad track.
9
Marriek E.
through local. Ora fighting units trained In New York lined up for
Davit had a rash deficit of it,.
The driver. Mr« t/vrclla Fowls
rolr County T u la i- ilo*is anil
Gravrs Jr. and wlf#
23 477 t! in hit (rust fund*
and the schools."
chow exactly 31 hours later In
’JJ', of Charloltr. was pinned inside the
9
n»#rstr##t Land Co
230
ianford's Fire Chief said, "Wa Paris, regardless of what tha dock
Edna Rraxwrll of r*n*arnla wa. Health Association v.ill l.e h
train
wreckage. Along ram* a Iri
Mon-lay evening O r'. 17 at 9 p WouhFhc rercueri waved franllW. R Sima and
19
always attend the conference."
read.
appointed In replace him.
Th* t!*Sr. legislator# put mte
m
.
in
the
City
Comn.lnloncra
Lacy L Sim*
900
In a letter to Stale Atty. Ed
rally hut In vain The Irani de law an a.-t which I* called the
In reporting on Renner'a latest
Thomas Roger* and
livered a rattling shir wipe Ut thi ••Finn,la Highwav- Cod. of 193V.
Wirke of Prnsarola, Collin* raid room at the City Halt.
-p,, wh
|h#
experiment yesterday, the Ameri H
sstfa
S.9M Davit took the position (hat the
This I* a most Important meat- - wreckage.
The code, acconllng to Infoim* ,, r
th#
,-)uh „,q
can Museum of Natural History
William
L.
money did not hav* to ba In hand Ing amt all hoard memlicri are
Mrs
L-wis escaped with a tlon from the R u t, |tn.vl Depart.
•aid tha inologist will conduct a tl
r#l#hial#d next Tuesday av#iv
Chamber*
M until Jan. I, 19M.
urged In attend.
|broken arm and a few hriiisaa.
further test: to find out whether
want, atipulatf* that the nffi-'.c mg Octobar i* at Ward’* l/.ng.
J.
O
Compton
II
Ihe bees' "In’ ernal Ume clock" is
Road Roanl Rodpet shall run fiom ».v,ut Hole!, located In tjingaood,
and snf# .
40
hereditary or the result of train,
July I. lOfiA an-l end on the VIth nine mdes souih of Hanford
M
Harry
Piph#r
and
inf and enviroomant.
day o' Jim* of each succeeding
The banquet will begin at T:XV
Astri Ptpher
33
| year Stirh fi-eal vrar, actoidine aeror.ling lo officers of the local
«3
Alfred D. Hyde
U
in it.- iclci.se from Rl.hcv Gieen. I.nmv Club A program has been
Irwin L- Fogg
14
03
j fit-1r <t Fngmee' of the Slate arranged lo follow ihe banquet with
IT
WtUlam F. Otto
Ejectresile# Technician 1/e, Carl*
>Road Department. *hall comtitur. dancing to climat Ihe eventng'l
and wife
»
ton Lee Gay in this week's nomi
la budget ve.tr of the Department. J f#*HvlUei.
Emory J. Weaver
11
CLEVELAND UB-Masked with
nation for VC-S "White Hal of tha
K.ir the period beginning Jan
I’ nnrlpal .(wakcr tor Ihe occaand wife
handkerchief*. th*ir guns drawn,
Week."
I Ita-.rt and running through June
Senior Inlcrnatlonal
19
Joseph K.
Christastic and wifa
Gay, who hails from North two men sired# Wednesday night
too
.70. I9SB, say. Richey Green an ,,lrrr,0r ' " r' m *’ 1 <>un<1
Sparta. Ga.
Adams, Mass., has been stationed Into Jaek’a Lounge Bar whera 130 39
R J. Lyon* and
Inteiim Budget will tm adoplcl
Pound was elected lo Ih# Inter
wtf*
la Sanford since May 1934 when he people were enjoying a private
i.oos]
hy the Department for Piimary
national Board of Dirrctorv at th*
Stephen J. Krajei
reported to Composite Squadron
2t
1
and
Secondary
project!.
’ International Convention In New
Five from tha Naval Air Develop, clambake and uttered th* uauaF
and wife
73
A budget heating to discuss re- York City m July of H>3| H# It
threat*
23
Eleanor F. Bliss
ment Center at Johnsvllle, Pa.
73
quest* for the taterlm Program , charier member of the Sparta
Cyril 8. Esly
What happened next wa* enough j 34
Still a bachelor al >3. Gay divides
EtV
,,MV
,V
will iw held In Ihe Dlstriri office |,(ons Club, having served hi* flub
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USO facilities and tha night Ufa af with tham*.
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Edith E. Oliver
73
Daytona Beach, While at Daytons
Mr*. Olll# Londravllle. wife of
•ee,..dary request* will he heard, j
fCaatiaued oa Pag# 3)
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Roy Gordon and wlf*
Ti
hn visits his aunt, Mra. Frieda Ben- the owner, banged tham in the
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Chamber* and self*
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said
Richie
Green.
Rodney Thrig and
to
makera went right on eating clama.
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They found tha eaah register, but
BjfTs..*•••••• ,
Paul K. Raad
to
It was blocked by a portable bar.
RF.ST ORDERED
and
wlf*
and
others
m
Mr*. LoodravtUe’a husband. Ray.
JERUSALEM
David BenStanley Beak* and
produced a pistol of kit own ahd to
Gurion, i*!» pinnier • designate of
wlf*
m
they tied la a car.
Israel. ***• ordered hy his doctor!
today lo has# absolute re*t for a
week.
A medical bulletin «aid Ben-Gur.
Ion "feels well," but that h# need*
Konrad Adenauer, fli with hrana rest in view of fatigue
chlal aneeiaonlt, la cheering "furTW R- fcr l Boot and Bkt Hob (her improvement," the (ovon*
Rrn-Gurion haa hern under atraln
will Arid ltd m otor maaiia* In meal announced today.
recently, first with thrr* mid
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Edgar
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Enterprise,
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the CAP Rail there Touehtee’i
A brief annouacement hy the Marine recruiter, Staff Sergeant Harold U. Jan.cn at the Jacksonville recruiting station. Il took little summer Israeli election campaign
D m * * * tmfcht el • o’clock.
(evenuneat preea ettc# gave ae imtvtoetof hy the recruiter bocauee Toney had aeiyrd In the Marine Reaenree and already knew about and later with hta effort* to form
X U VeWb Id toritod to the detail* an the Thyeareld cUtee- moat af the advantages of being a Marine. Upon being accepted by the Regular*, he mat appointed te a new rnriitton government, lie
meetitov tad all ana l era an urged mao'* eemdltton. Tltia b A t tl£ lh the rank af Private First Cia*s |*«au»* af ala 1Users • acrvlcc. rfr. Toney U tha *on of Mra. Ethel * m to have presented hia cabinet
MABYIM & COUiA
to parti*aact ligaia i.
Funeral Services
Set For Mrs. Boyce
Club To Conduct
'Light Bulb Sole'
Two Arrests Made
Seminole Glee Club
To Present Annual
Show Tuesday Nile
For Violations
French Honey Bees
Are Consistent
Fletcher Dovis
Is Suspended
Train Sidc-Swipcs
Wrecked Auto
’Slated Monday
Carlton lee Gay
Is Named VC-5
White Haf Of Week Masked
Bandits
Are Outsmarted
TopHitr Tonite
I ",
'Florida Highway
Code Of 1955'
Is Put Into Law
30th Anniversary
Of Lions Club
; Scheduled Tuesday
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7*age 8
-n it; s a s t o r d h e r a l d
Tu«. Oei.01. loss:Boutell Family' Is'
Growing Rapidly
FCM Roundtable¥
tConiimed (man Paga Om )
roundtable discussions and the
councils eipected at each include:
October II, U noon. Haven Hotel,
Winter Haven Winter Haven, Anburndale Bartow and Lakeland.
October U. 12 noon, Barney’s
Restaurant, Lika Waita; Frost
proof. Haines City and Lake Wales.
October 12. 7:30 p m , G arda's
RcstauranL Bradenton; Jlanatee.
and Sarasota Counties
October 11. 12 noon. Las Notedades Spanish RcstauranL Tampa:
East HiUsborouih. Tampa. Lutif
Ode*»a. South Pinellas, and North
Pinellas.
October 14, 12 noon Tanstnne
Hotel. Brook m ile: Psseo County
and Brooksvilla.
,
Octibcr 17. 12:30 noon. Grand
view Hotel, Euatis: Leesburg. Cler
mont Etulis. Groveland, Mount
Dora, Ocala, Tavares. Umatilla and
Weirsdale,
,
Octnbar II. i2 30 nornt. Duck Inn.
Orlando; Sanford, Orlando, Apop.
ka. Osceola County, and Winter
RESIDENT* I.EFT
Gardtn.
W in tL E M
October 1*. 7 30 p m . Chimney
ATHENS ‘f — Scorn of m i .
denis In the Athens area were left Corner, DeLand. DeLand and Se
hnniftest and eommunicatlons In villa.
scattered areas of firerre were
disrupted M i y sfter f* hours of
Although many prop!# find the
etrerJIonally heavy rsln
whippoorwill'i call pleasant at a
Hishwsy* were reported rut b» distance, it sounds harsh when
flood*, and railroad track* buried heard at close range.
under mountain slides. Tobacco
Illinois has 11,404 miles of
plantations in the Salonika flsln
suffered extensive flood damage.
railroad.
ROCHESTER. N. Y. * - 'T'm
getting used lo it.” Mrs. Albert R.
r.outell. 37, remarked toJsy about
her rapidly growing fimfly.
She gave birth Friday t« twins
a boy and • girl.
On Halkrwera of 1MJ, triplets two girls and a bay — arrived.
In 1131. Mrs. Boutell became the
mother of twin girls.
Before the multiple births she
had four children, all boys.
Her huiband. a 31 - ye»r • «M
process ensineer for ihe Eaitman
Kodak Co here, la huildim s four
hunk dormlliry on the ton floor of
their five
bedroom houst at
Conesus, 10 miles south of
Rnrhester.
The dormitory win be med b»
the “ elder hoys.*' who ranje in
are from 3 to u yean
Mrs Boutell said “every day
Is a plcnit.’*
HElAMTtD M1TISH SOlD'ttS. protected by shields, march through the ilrwtU of Vice*!#. Cypru* during
1 ;i-bcxir grnersl strike called by Nationalist and Communist trade uriont lo prMe-t Ute Cnitod Nsi
d'cLIon net to take up Ibt Cyprus situation. London reports state that the Brttkh aovemment ta
t■
— La irtroduee self-government in Cyprus when quiet la restored. (1 a ltradiSotwU JUdictpAoioj)
ory. rertainly tha worst in the last
►
.ft i..* ;o years " He slid he be- d b hlC
lifted reports of thomands dead
m *he north **ere',freat|y exajif ooUeued from T ire c
tersted ” but warned that the loss
Th
Board rf fanferd City
of rropt by thouisnds upon thou
C< mmlr i loners agreed to table
sand* o| flooded-out farmers posed
i < q n *ion ami i t Ihe raffle tiro*
NEW DELHI. India n -ln d ia 'i a itravr pmblem.
* •‘ m s* th- t'Hy Manager to government mob;liied it* re.ourres
irn tart Russell Halls* concerning , lodsjr lo Aid hundrola of Ihnuaanda
hi* vl#»* nn mming to th» c ity :
,
.
.
»n»ul4 k* be employed to head the M P*r.ons I»ft homel.aa by north
pew department, fhe matter will India’s worst floods tn more than
before the eominiitionar* at 70 years.
Flood
jiiiuen Persons
Regard For Safety
Should Be Given
To U. S. Youths
WASHINGTON vD-The National
Security Training Commission says
youths liking a au-menth course
under tha naw military reserve
program should be given “mien
live and realistic (training) with
due regard for aafety."
At the same lime. It called for
e itra cara tn assuring the physical
and moral well-being of tha jouths,
most of them of predrift age. It
expressed confidence the services
have ample regulalions and good
men ta do that
The commission, which helped to
prepsre the new program and will
watch over its operation, made detailed suggestions in a weekend
report to Secretary of Defense
Wilson.
It callad on eommunllits- and
Chilian la a d e r a near military
camps ta help, saying that th*
“ average young American will do
the right thing If he Is not unduly
tempted by the wrong "
It suggested also that full recre
ational facilities be provided at
the training stations, and that th*
young reiervuts b* given “little,
if any, leave or Ume olf base."
Treating tobacco plant beds
in the fall ts usually more suer*a*fut than in the spring, says
the University of Kentucky Agrifu ltu ra l
l!Y n#rlm #nl SlA tian.
Commmissioners
Margaret Says No
Truth In Rumors
NEW YORK ID—Margaret Trj.
(Ceatlnued from Pago Oa«)
mediate return Indicating incep min returned today from a two.
tion or refection of the appraised month vacation in Europe — and
value of the partJcuar parcel of once more den'ed that she Is # land or property.
gsged or expect* ta be.
Chairman Meisch brought to She was wearing a diamond
the attention nf the commission" sapphire ring, which she said her
CM that 81,200 had been wasted parents had given her as a eolJega
when it was necessary for all ap graduation present. She said it
praisers to approve the various « i i what probably touched oIf taparcels of property rather than gagtment reporta.
two separate teams nf appraiser*
“ This la the only ring I've hid
working Independently of each on." she replied as reporters meet
other.
ing her on the Uner United States
The bill covering cost of ap broutht up the betrothal m atter^
praisal of the lection rrom Five "There's no truth lo I t I'm sai*r
Points south to the Orange County there isn't . . . I'm more d.iUna wa* submitted to the Board ippointed than you are."
of Commissioners for approval.
The amount came to 13,723
The resolution, adopted uninL
The appraisal report will bs forwarded to the State Road De ] roously by the Board of Coro mi*,
partm trt in TallahisK* for ap sioners points out that the fm-li
proval The return of the apprais from the Interest bearing ceitifial and the SRD approval will al catri, ii tha amount of U K r i
low condemnation proceedings are to be used wholly for the ae.
quiiiUon of right-of-ways, a per.
to begin
Commissioner O i l s Fourakre tion of Ihe amount would be u ^ f
made tha original motion for the to pay indettednes prior lo l*ji.
Trior to adjourning the mecimg.
resolution’* adoption which was
seconded by Commissioner Fred it was pointed out that a cop. , f
Dyson, and then unanimously ap- list appraisers report would be
available in the County Road I>rprowd bv the Board.
An aliiitional resolution prepar partmrnt office in tho Semin •
ed by Cuiinty Attorney Cleveland County Court IIj j . c. It was a!*i
was adopted by the commissioners stressed thst eseh property o*nrequerti"* the iMUsnee of reve cr srviild be contacted by letter renue certificates in lieu of surplus *ardlni the arws>t*nce or rejectgasoline tax monies over a four log of the appraised value of land
for rifht-of-wsys along 17-97 $
year period 1936-1359.
TIm F m 4 ThunderbiH k u t r i i mw H iubnl foe
fun and beauty in a car.Now all 18 new Fond models
shar* lha it) ling of tha Thundrrbfad. Mow they stir
your heart wUh thrit ihnlluif lineal
Hundred* » rre reported dead tn
ii.f nevt fflveting for • deeiiion.
Th* resignatiou nf Thnnias Yau- Ihe devastated Punjab region The
pJn s»n» arrspted with regret by w»tcr* c o v e r e d much of Te?* s
the Board of Commissioner, but
« ' * '" g f
of
itho
i - appnmtment
..........
. . .a new member
nf
•if the Zoning and Planning Comm i on was tabled until tha neat
meeting.
Th* resignation of Eddie Grif
fith as Superintendent of Street*
was tabled by the eommissioners
for further consideration.
Th* Rnard nf Commissionrr*
• greed, that du» to the manner in
w hieh hid* werw received for t<ooks
and periodicals in the past, that
the u rn s prneeduta should be ltd
lowed.
A request by J H r*rramnre
for a r'cm tt to sell b'er and w,ne
y*» granted on lb# r*e*r/n#ndt*i.
fiinintii (i-t l__ iT'ki*# rs i
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Big Fog Swirls
n v« w »er
P n n ln n H
tn g ia n u
iiLON DON UN^AuttlfltQ i Farit bit
1 R V | f « •wtrl^l over southern England
* tv.
,i _ , . .
Tho first ordhsneo to he drawn
up by the n e w r.iy Attorney W1I.
1,‘tm C. Hutehtioii Jr., wa# an
eirdiaanea pertaining to tha traffic
regulations on th* passing of a
•topped school bus. An oi(finance
was dtawn by th* Pity Attorney
ard adopted by tha rommli*lon#ri
When It was revealed thst the new
regulations would h« similar to
the Stata J jiw created at tho last
lerirlatur*.
City Attorney Huirhison also
»-::>mitt*d an ordinane*, which w#»
adepted, clarifying the regulations,
description, and fine* for the sal*
or possession of moonshine whl*t
k*y. According tn the re * ordin.
ar.t# <4-7Ak It Is unlawful to own
or possess any bevarare known as
moonshine whiskey, possession of
mocn.hina whiskey, says the new
ei-llranee, f* prim* farea evidenee
of th# violation of regulatory prov.s'rn of the Stata of Flirida.
r *V Manager Warren E.
I
*a threw a bomhshetl Into
1 * a r when he said that "I would
V t tn clear the air one# and for
fee all regarding lha inspi'-tion of
properties pursuant lo the en1 --m int of ordinance* of the
r't- "
Th# ordinances hi question rayu'at# (he sanitary facilities neees-ary for homes, building* etc.
rommissioner Earl Hi»glnb"ihs "s
"Unless w# have the
o-dinances enforced. w» has* just
thrown away a million and a half
dollar*,
"Thera abnuld be an exercise of
today, stalling road and river trafftr jnrl (|,.rupltag flights at big
Lnrolon Alfoort
Airport
The I.TM-ton British freighter
Staipura ran aground in the River
Thames off Tilbury and trains ran
up to an hour late.
The Air Ministry called it a “ radlatie.n fog".the result of dsmp
air osar
fields
and building
warmed by the sun of the last
two days.
pood jiidgtnef*." laid Commissioner Krider.
Tho question was brought up
since only 12 month* ago perhaps,
building permit# ware gTintaJ tn
Install outdoor and community type
sanitary facilities in certain sec
tions of th* cityCity Manager Know#* said that
**t don't want tn create a hardship on anyone and there are some
of th# cases with merit."
Commissioner H ig g in b o th a m
said. “ I'm not talking about work.
Ing a hardship. I am opposed to
any futurs carrying-on of that
kind. 1 want tha City Manager
accountable for tha futurw adher
ence ta the ordinances of tha d ty
Higginbotham explained that hla
stand was for th# future Issuing
of permit* and had nothing to do
with those already issued by tha
city.
by tha City Building Inspector.**
Concluding business of th* commisstoners authorised th* adver
tising of bids for water meters
In he used by th* city.
Tha Fsirlaaa Victoria Is ona t l Fonft
18 new Thuadeebird-inspired model* (eg
'Ml. You can sew Thunderbird beauty la
Its long, low lina* and graceful silhouette-
Drive it today!
w
i t h
n t w
w ith
T h u n d * jjb jr d j S t y l i n g
n « w
L lte f tjg a r d . D
a s l g n
A g^«ie9 UfV
rived rtt* nil Fort! Las ftmW f.
low linn
Uw fabulous Font Thunderbud,
n d aafciySpRa, Fdrd fouad that moat serfout
urcsdrnt injurin wflra caused by the driver being
But w ilt till yw touch Uw CM pedaT! Than
youll knows Uwt FoH fM t hko tba Thtindorbird,
too. With the new 302-h p. Thundoblrd Y-8 « •
■fine, available in Fordoouitic Fair1am and SUlioo
Wagoo models, you’ll png* with new codkieoce,
■nlk at hflk And yet, gpUt-aeooad *CO" U only
p ert of th e e ta y , fw arfg new T Inm dprbl
k n o t merely • V4 . . . it ■ e 7 4 . T b et
bee • rigid, entrn-deep block w hich ■
wheel with ■dorp-center atnidiir* to help protect
you (rain tho ttoerinf poo*. . . Lifeguard doubles
grip door lockj to five added protection from
doort springing open under ibocfc . . . optional
Lifeguard cushioning for tnatrumeat panel and
tun visor*, to help leases) Injury Cram impact. . .
optional arat betta (bet help keep occupant*
securely in their mata.
Lequl Notice
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HTi /*/ ft r lltrado*
' aware CctnpUIr* h**tn* been
f '*t
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GER:* - A‘ LARSLN, p». Jba City Uanaaar’a Offira In lha
ihtaa |,locals ara in ram- f i r HAIL fan ford. Flartda up la
r ’*4 pan tn «rpa*r
fit* lour
P»'»»ar it. i m tar th*
?>rit|aa ria|an<aa baratn n» t>r ta MnA
lot.lt* llama:
rt th* tllb 4«|- of bias ember
I. Ear lha riro T'aparlmaalA t* 11)1. if alMiwlm t>#c*#*> fro
Ona lit piece rf radio earn.
onleaaa will ka auiaiati agalasi
muniraima h «Im <i i . equal to
you, i
rr baltar llan tka apaaifk*.
"S# fanfotA ItersM )• i**t|rt*i*4
Hop* of motarata. franl mount,
at a nawapaaar at tea seaI eircuUmodal III III-1 A. oatjout mini"
i.-a In which thll cliatluw ehall he
mum ar Iwaaiy-flve Ot) watt*,
yMl*ha-i -nra OCX week for fear
far
narrow hood eaareUae, I*
• a il t*ut If* weeks
blTNIUM tnr Mn6 and ntflrlat
*#*l at lha Clara «f tha Ctrrall
r rf, on (Ms 10* IMh da» ot Oelebar. A. D f»*S
fc'ar^ at thV^Mrcelt Caart
flUal)
k. .:k K n atalaat, Jr.
Aitnraor at la «
►far*t law. la
f,(V I d It*. Banfaid, D at Ida
gallHlar for hslatllf
Daparimaatt
mualcata. or
panflrailnna
■a of Amadif f\n»»mtat,
f a'ttatk a 1 )i
■--an Mnuaa In
J
CoB w h)ij^^ge^tbnTMFapj teat Ha gwrwy
safety In
With the
prater gaiety of you end your family. Then youA
know esacily wby the *96 Ford is . . .
M
ssa:*m
■feimiM#
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city nf A m ntsir. religious center nf the Sikhs.
Prime Minister Nehru after a
flight over the area said m a
broadcast thst “ mir problem nf
relief a.vd rehabilitation is s coins
sal on*." The government's re
sources have already been strained
by disastrous floods in northnatlr:n India a month ago
Nehru described the flne>d* this
fill at “the worst In living mem-
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XLVI
l^ U M b H ^ W j
RAN FORD. FLORIDA
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 12. 19M
A v w ft.ilrd Promt Leaned W ire
State Income
Totals Over
Half S/T/Zon
Willis m H. Stem per. Hartford
Real Estate Dealer, will be among
the hundreds of members of the
Florid* Association of Realtors,
repr’senllnj their local boards at
the 39th Annual convention of lb*
Ftate Auoclatlon this week.
SUmper will represent thr Re.
Tntrvde County Board of Realtors
at tne meetins being held the 13.
14 and IS to Sarasota.
The local representative. Stam
per, <a!d that Robert P. Gerholz.
Fas*. Pretldent of the National Asmention of Realtors will deliver
the keynote addreia.
ADs ercaung much enthuilaam
and attracting tha attanlion of
many will be Ihe (act that they
Preiident of the National Aaaoeiallots of Real Eatata Boards, and
Eugene P. Coaaer. hia aurctssor
fa offlea.
t
President
The total uteocte of (b* State
of Flond», from ati jourr##, totals
more than a Half billion dollar*.
In lha 1955 fiscal year tH« total
tax collections will tome to 1"9,*
770.3*2 and in addition to this,
Aids and Donations from th« ’J .
A Government, Counties and Citie , Mt»c*llanaou* Revenue. Ram
ins* on Invsitmcnt* and Depos
its, Non-tatticring Receipt* Hines
thr complete total to (did,U lii!.
The Uses assessed the cititen
and businessman of Florid* com
es from seven sourest. It.tangible
Property Tax flowing Into tho
State’s coffers amounts to *7.679.102. Special Taxes, Estate *nd
Inhentanc* a n d
Documentary
Stamps is til net state a $7341.2an total this year. In the F.vua
Tax group. Caroline, Ulllitier, ]n>
•uranc* rieraium*, Beverage, Ci
garette and the Sales and Uan
Tax Mill amount to *.’16,1 be IWt
From Ltfenrfi and Fees. Occupa
tional, Retail License, Other Tax
and Fte«, Citrus Commission, j
General Inspection, Hunting ard
Fishing. Other Fees. *nd Auto
Theft F*»t. the ttaU will lather
another I2.LS19.912. In tha NonBuslnaas Licenses group. Motor
A’ehicW T ar. Drivara Lhensa,
Tax bring* In a total m a m a fer
th* au ta ef 19,048,021 and Wogkman’a Companaation total* |93#,i
Thera 1* a definite eMrah In
taxes for 19M tatth an mere***
ever 1984 amounting to I2d2«l,*
W arner
M ay
Qualify
Burglary Suspect Is Taken
Into Custody By Police
Th# loot taken hy on* negro
would match Ihe will of a departIn each of the m* or lax grotipa
rnrnt store talesman directing a
Bacausa of th* Increased aetivd- there ha* he*n an unpr*wedented
tuslomei to the proper department.
♦ie* In the office ef th* Saminol# increase. Th* l i t mrior Ut9» for
Foliee Chief Roy William*, thia
County Judge, Judge Ern**t Houi- 1938 totals l.’fO.ie: S«u wh*h ta
morning explained that William
holder requcated th* Board of a 122330,631 In tra n t ev*r 1954.
Miller, 27-tear-old Sanford negro
Commiialoncra to grant Kim addi This Include* Gate! n«, bavtng*,
who U alio known at "Brother",
Ligatette,
Sale#
L
U
m
,
llMor
tional ipaca.
BONN CermM*' 'JS~Ch‘r*#!lot n i l lakrn into naatody Monday on
9
With' externlv* remodeling and Yehkla Tag*, and RatPn G*»on of a lum ber of burglaroltne
taxea
mcnaaad
|M
U
,U
)
K<r*d ■' “ Nvar i *C i ir( 4l|flr»l ' '
repairing. ■« wall a* redecorating, os%MM(, B»-***♦-• iw*»£..-i**Uj
the new offien an lh* north tide 12300,991, Cigarette Tax** In- lift touchad on a srav# t t ipt cult- Chief Williams said (hat he first
lion over who would succeed him
ef tha Court Housa Building U
if he left the political scene in arrested Miller on Sept. It, 1944
now occupied by (he Judge, tiling
The car wa* recovered hy Itwhen the negro was but U year*
West Germany.
the adddlonal apace a* hit pri
old. "He hat given u* Iroubte vner. Willie B. William*, at the
The 79 year-old leader la In bed since I frr«t knew him," the Chief Gold-boro Bar on Weal I3th M
vate olfie* and a* a Jurige’a
indefinitely with a "slight" caae said.
Chamber for the holding of Ju
•aid i hirf Itoy William*.
ol bronchial pneumonia Ilia doctor
venile Court.
Chi<-f Williams taut that Hie
"I
knew
hia
methodi."
n
id
Chief
said yrslcrday "there la no reason
The original nffle# on thi^louth
negr" wosdd probably he charged
William*
aa
he
pointed
out
that
for special concern" but that no
fade of the building will be eonwith ‘uaing properly without the
one ran say when Ihe Chancellor because of a aerie, of hurtlaries eon - ill of it* owner,"
- tinu*d lo be uaed by the County
in and around Sanford, "I began
“
can
resume
his
official
duties."
V Judge and hi* staff. Mr*. Letha
Investigating (he possible implica H - e s e r , Ihe thief -aid that
Pressure* at borne and abroad tion of Miller the moment I aa* the m-gro i* alto being held in the
Fowler, chief clerk. wriU manage
the office where probate matter*
lo take Meat Germany out of the him In town.
city tail on another charge of
Western camp mad* the condition
will he hindltd and various liceni"dnmk and disorderly conduct.’*
of the leader who put his nation In Among Ihe artlrtea admitted has.
t i iasued.
ing
atolen
wer
electric
iron*,
that camp a matter of scute
The former offlee occupied by
docks,
vases, musical
powder 37,270,000 Gallons
toneern.
Judge Housholder will he refurpillow
boxes,
sheets, spread1
The Chancellor has neser pub cats*, costa, lamps a 100 pound Of Water Pumped
niihrd and u*ed aa a fihng and
licly designated a political heir.
work room-where the overload of
of rice, sets of silverware, bolt* ef
the material and work will be fun
Political observers agree there cloth, electric roaster, sugar, and Into City Reservoir
nelled Other than Mrt. Fowrr i
would be no smooth transition of many other articles. II* also took
The water departmenl nf Ihe
tha cffice there will be the a n ilauthority in Bonn — *uch as hap hundreds of dollar* worth of gro- Citv nf Sanford pumped 37,2?n.noo
tant clerk, Mri. Sarah Hood
pened when Bntiih Prime Minister ceriaa.
gallnr from Ihe well* outside the
Judge Houtholder said that he
Eden succeeded Sir W i n s t o n
"Thar* ire fifteen rasas against etry into lh* eity rewrvoir for
would, in lha near future employ
Churchill—unless Adenauer should him," said Chief Williami, "and use bv the Sanford tiliirna In their
• secretary who will be located In
resign and deal gnat* hu own suc Uwre will poaiibly h* others as homr* and businesses, during the
Uu outer office la tha Judge’*
cessor.
people return home from .working month of September.
Chamber.
With hk towering p m tife , the tn lha north" Merchandise re
In tho pumping of the water
The expamian, and use of
iron willed old man probably could covered
points out lhat Miller
there were 2,0.70 gallons nf fuel
another office, will allow the
pick hit heir if he should *tep would take anything.
! oil u‘ed, »nj pounds nf chlorine
clerical-division of tha Judge'*
Police Chief Williams said lhat | used 16 gallons nf lubricating oil
down voluntarily. There was little
office fa give better service, a«d
possibility of this unless his con lh# negro would usually break in on the machinery, and fa.too
Judge Houtholder.
valescence 1 1 r a t e h e i out for a home where people would be gone KAMI of electricity comtimed
y "It will alio allow me,’* the
and tn many Instance* would sleep
months.
The water pumped, and the *upJudge commented, "to give more
there. The value of the stolen p1l« » us-'d in the pumping, sersrd
If
Adenauer
la
suddenly
re
and .better attention to Judicial
moved from the helm, three names properly, he said, would coma to 3>V. individual location* where
matteri and will allow the Juvenile
aland out in official .peculation between It.vv) and tinoo.
meter* have been imtalled
court to bo taken away from the
here
as gcstible *ucccs*ors: Fi "Most of the homes broken Inin
271 Fir# Hydrant* are connect•arrest’ atmosphere.”
were
negro
homes,"
Chief
Williams
nance Minister Frits Schaeffer.
ed to the water syitrm of San
Judge Houtholder said chat his
Economics
Minister
Ludwig pointed out," and In one Instance ford for Ihe protection of home*
•Wee is furnlihed with an ori,
he broke in lha same house twice
final antique mahogany deik a n d 1enjoyed Ihe economy meats and ErharJ and Forrign Minuter Hein going in the hark door lh* first and hnines* houses and building*
In lh*- operation of the water rierich
son
Brentano.
a hand carved Engtiah chair. The felt they had plenty to eat.
Dm# an tn ihe front door lha tee- parir ent during the monlh of V p
carving* on either lid# of the
A pnyitcal checkup
showedthat
end lima.
tember (2 meter* were in . 4 mechair appear aa angel* tooking over Mary did not lose a pound during
"Miller has been out nf town for (era removed, 19 meters transfer
f h t Judge's shoulder, "taking ear*
tha week. Sha remained a trim L. B. Mann Sends
soma lime, “ said the Chief, "an j red. A meters changed, 13 m rirra
of Use Juvenile* who come before
106 Robert dropped from 163 lo
returned only a short lima a n . te-rcad, 2 mttera repaired, 6 leak*
for guidance and Initm tion,” 160 pounds—which be blamed In Palms To Louisiana possibly about I's m onths'* lit 'repaired.
42 services installed, 9
Judge Houjbolder said.
part on doing without his nightly
Shrubs from Seminole County ire was aacq around tha home nf Ha fomrl-"’’' calls were made, and
going to a Louisiana community te! Brown at t i l l Lake Ava., 41 meter boxes seL
to decorate and landscape homes where an attempted breaking and
entering was reported.
in lhat area.
"In dim Instance," said th* Chief, Low Pressure Zone
L. B. Mann, of Monroe Corner, "Millar admitted tailing a sat of
said that ho has received an order silver for 84 00 and pitched in for Cited In Caribbean
from Reiter Homes Development. good manure about 8100 worth nf MIAMI * —A weak low pressure
Inr.. of Lafayette, L a , to furniih grocarits." Miller did not work, son* in Ihe Western Caribbean Sea.
shrubs and palms for a model •aid th« chief, ha railed solely on with esirtence of circular wind mo
home.
,
stealing, in fact " h s 'i (ha Dealing- tion oser a vast area, was reported
today hut Miami storm forecasters
The phoenix RoeHelen* palm# ait negro I’ve aver known.
All tha complaint! are not yrl said iher# a rt no signs yet that a
were shipped by express to reach
th* new home tn time for its show. in, Chief WtDiami explained and new trnpical storm is developing
nur investigation h is not at all The ton* extends from Ihe west
bean completed Patrolman Ar ern end of Cuba to the roast of
nold Williams and C. C. Dodson Nicaragua and tastward over Ja
conducted the present invaiUgatioa males. Hurricane* sometimes form
Fire Department
In (his area of Ihe Caribbean tn
said Police Chief Williams.
th* lata part of lha itorm season
431.
Doctor Says No
Reason For Concern
Paul Preston Gets
Stolen Car Charge
•
"In all probability I wit qualify
iefore the dealline", said Merle
Warner, Imal service station
operator, whrn n»le<t about hit
plant tn tnnoun.e bis esndiiiary
for the B 't i it of Hanford City
, Commissioners.
"I have thought much about the
possibility of reiving Hanford as
one of Its rommminner» and many
of mjr friend* and arquainlann-*
have evpre**ed • desire for me to
run”, he said.
Warner was the first to evprrst
any Intention of de.lating himself
a candidate for the one varanry
that wilt exist this year on the
eity commission. Hoarser, there
is an indiration that at least one
other will enter the race hefote
the October !9th deadline.
Those who wish to vote tn the
November eily election and who
have not, as yet registered are
warned fhar the deadline for retittering will he S p. m October
2Sth at the Sanford City flail.
Registration h o o k * will re.
main open until that lime, said
City Clerk H. V. Haver.
Mayor Cordell has alirady call
ed for the rlerrton on November
* at the Hanford City Hall w th
the poll* opening at 7 a m until
7 p. nt. on (hat dale.
Named »s officials for the elee.
lion are: Mr*. F. T. Roumillas and
Floyd Palmer, clerk*; Mt». Ralph
A. Rmilh, Mr*. Ava \V. Daria,
Jam** R. Gut, B I Perkin* Jr.,
N J. Htrnslrom and M ,R AAarson
war# ivsmed Inspertnr*.
The Patent Teaihrii Asm, ia
lion „i Hanfunf Gramms- H<ho<>|
will meet temntrnw night it 6
p m in the school auditorium.
Mr*- (V, E. Gitea, program chair
man. tail today lhat Ihe plant
for (he |,mgram tomorrow night
have hern completed »nd would ho
a ratiel dtetU»ttot* on "Ihe report
raid and Ihe grodll g syileni."
Thoie, other Dan member# of
th# panel, who h**-» „n opinion on
the present report cards and gradlog *yilein, will have an oppor
tunity to pieient their slew* dur
ing an open due i««mn p#riod:
Menthere of the panel who will
be heard diarussiqg (he .ubirrl
are; Stewart (iotchell, principal of
the llyiedo School; Mr*. EitU
Grantham of the fourth grade;
Mr#. Jewell Riier. and Mr*. Alien
Grant, fifth grad* alt teacher*.
Parent# on the panel will be Dir k
Aiken of the fourth grade Cliff
Able* fifth ond Mr*. John I. t ee,
sixth.
v r i Martha flood, mo mana
ger. announced that a pet ennn
ha* been lo*t. *"H’« lam* hut
will bite,’’ aha sard "A'ou ran
Mrntjfy H hy a him* m llir with
he* no m around th# pel* neck
If found, persons *r» a*k#d in
notify Mrs. Hood at Ihe Police
SUtton.
I o vacr underway
venuy at ite.trliaf ji l
r.eorg* Touhy ess in*t*l!ed at
giver, at the
of the Pilot
president e? t h# <ieminols County
tluh l**t
Dr* ll.irvev Chamber of Commerre a* retltiog
Swanson, r M f at. Mi* Nsnrv president E s r i
Higginbotham
llrisrl and M r i t j F t hepman pail s g'owing tribute to the offislelegats-s In the council, and Mrs . t-t- and committee chairmen *hs
\ t Messenger, publicity chair •rived with hm fo- the evcellenl
man
yrnr of aehlevemrrl just accom
'Ira Swanson revealed in hrr plished.
rvp. it ih*t there are iim is \r.
Installed with Touhy were the
th«r clubs m the ditinrl with
two more )n the prorr** of being v e . presIdenl, i lifford MrKibbln
organired These etuh* are com *H the treasurer, Willis Peacock,
Following Use Inillsl in>*nl1*.
ivisod of high school girl* who are
trained to become Irarier* m the tton ceremony President Touhy
community and fulurr rllnt ntem named the fise cli-trct 'lee prysf.
her*
dr 'is District 1. Don Rates; Oil*
'It* Svsansnn .snmnmrvl that Vu't ?. A. L. Wilson; District 1,
Ihe eluh members will attend Holy Mr* llohbie Joe Hurt.; District
I rosy Episcopal ( htirrh on Sun- t, F-»nk WheeDr Jr ; and Dtstriei
dav, Oct |( m a body In nh-rr ( V John Melseh.
vane# of Pilot Founder’* Dar
A 1* roint program for w#r%
which I* Orl 1* The rluh wilt oh during the new year was outlined
serve Founder * Dav with a pro
gram and dinner meeting on Oct and adopted hy the Board of DirJ-' at the Yacht Cluh wdh Rid land e tor* *s they met for their initial
I. Dean, avsoclat# editor nf Ihe mrotMg of the year.
The program adopted »#,:
Orlando Si’ntitiel a* Ihe guest
I. Centlnu* to advertise (he ei.
speaker Mr* Mrsvcnger will have
aantagia of Hanfoid and Hemirty
th jtg a uf the pmgrant
An Invitation wj* extended lo Count v through folders, road *igri
lh# W al eluh front the D'*tnna ring* i* sod newspaper adverii
llearh eluh tn altrnrt their Found It's’, .s a t|shirti**n of rotor mo* I
er * Day program at the Pcnln*ii and fair tvhihils.
lar Cluh on Orl I t The Women’*
!. Fneoutage youth agriculture
Civic league ef Icvngwood also programs ard teek to Improvi
invtltd the eluh member* to a low net returns now received hi
L>>hii n ,how at thr library Hall furroers for their produce.
on Or; *4 it t no p m
S Cooper at* with Navy officials
Mr* M, L Raborit. raporting 'n (rtiproviop relations h-tee#*
for the ISO dated that a .tn*r
for fund* wi'l *oon get tinders*as il*d and mililary. »nd to enletv
The elub »£ <e<| t» gootriliule (J loin gn.f neleome n*w official* lO
toward (hi> drive Mrs Rahum Hanford; initiate Armed Foreea
statrd Ihal llmre *re only jxi |is< aetivitir-. (’..operate in I HD
ISO's n tie world »ntl that Sap opera! ion
(. Cooperate • . / Carden Club
foul .* fortunule in tiuvmg nnr oi
nod other organisations on heautle
lhe-e
Mi* hue S StAenaon Inter fieation of parks, highway*, sonational retallim* riuirm an. a k- proarhe* to town, etr.; and to **•
rd member* to hung old shrels *’*t in stsv " r a rleamrp. paint-up
to her tn he fii|w anted In a lint- rarnpaign,
pltal in Africa for use as band
* Inaugurate quailerle •#'»»
agr* Mr* ( hapman announced a orniuntions in cooperation with th*
srho.il u* Instruction for or * mem 1Hertford Men bant* Association,
tier* at her home in I i k Ii Arbor slate s sa le training arhoni and
TiiC'da* Oil IS at n w p m t“ ooie affllla'.ed with National
Mr* W Her l. Carter and Mrs ( l e t te r Runners Bureau.
Alr**cngrr wiil pifsenl a piocram
>t Have ft tsinr-s education and
on Founder* Dav nsei Radio filuatlon-Rusinese dari, maka
Slatlon 'M ltlt at 7 VI p m. no citations to i,arhcr* upon relit*,
Oft. II
rnrnt and foe special aeeompliih*
n ent*
Salesman Charged 7. Begin a study of a ftv# and
ten ve*r plan to mate Hanford and
With Passing Bus Heminol#’ Countv more attrartiro
Another rh*t;r of "pa**in* a In industry, to include an nrerall
loading or unloading school hut" industrial survey}- eemtinua Hi*,
wa* made yesterday h r thr Srm trrhiition of lndr»stilal nrosnertut,
inotc County Sheriff* Rcp.iMmerit end other item* to altract addi
A, A Timlm a *alr*man of Dr- tional industrial inqiiitie*.
* Organic# active I egiDativo
Land, »*• charged with passing
a trhord bus by Deputy Sherriff and National Affair* Csimmitt#*
In reromnuaid aclion by (he Cham,
A B L an.
Timlm told officers that he Hidn’l her no vital iasties and to a*. «t
•»# the hu*. on 17 92, her*u*e he our Htate ard National leg it la.
wa* looking "the other way "
live detrgatinni in making tha
GAM E 16 I P 1
deitsinn mo,t favnrahlt tn ni|f
Harry llcrvlih, local gam# war area
den of Ihe Game and F ifth Water
h Encourage Tourist tluh m
Fnh Commission
charged a staging more and largrr shuffle.
man. yesterday, for *hooitng dmr* Imard Inurnsw nt* by Intiallatirtn
"J2 minutes after iun*e! ”
of arSdiimnal rouri* and by wal*
Robert A’ Ramho, nfOMrdn. v at evrr.ng and entertaining vmtnra;
charged wdh liir violation of Flori Impruvernent of h u ll recfeallon
da Game law*. Rond wa* a-t at
(( nntlnurd on Tage I)
833.
To Receive Radios
Faster common ,t!on is plan
ned for the Sanfoiu Fire Depart*
menl with the Ineta Ratten of rive
radio unite, one In tho Dodge
Track and tha other In Fire Chief
Mack N. Cleveland Br.'i ear.
Bids seen naked fer tha two
unite, aloof with an additional
unit for lha Sanford Falk# Da.
pertinent. The opening of bide
Fifth Squadron
To Be Formed
Effeclisa Not. 1, 1US, tha fifth
squadron undar control of Hat Wing
On#, and undar lha command at
Captain J. T. Blackburn, will ba
formed at lha Naval Air Station in
Jacksonville
Tha naw .quaJron will b« dasJgnatad VAHI, and for lha praaaot
will h* at*Dated *1 NA«. Jsekeon
WB9.
BWTtBING FBBSIDBNT KARL HIGGINBOTHAM (renter) tnraa tho rein* «f tho tonalooU Count#
Chamber of Commerce over to Preaidoot Goorgo Touhy (right) s a t F lu Peeiidwfa CHIfaed HcElbfclRj
(M l). (Photo % J tm m m i
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FLA or GA. GRADE 'A* DAD
ind heed of Um Department offr
lithology. BoUl appointments will
become effective Doe. 1.
n o CoUogo of MedJriae »U1 adall Hi flnt d a n la (be fall of lMd.
Dr. Marm, who at present la at*
existed with the Chemlherspy Dl*
tlsloo of Amorleai Cyanemld Com*
tr. Stamford, Coon , recoiled
AB degroo from Princet/m L'rv•ventty aad hlo MD degree from
.'ohn Hopkins University School of
Medicine. Ha alto did graduate
work la BagUth at.Princeton.
Ha haa tarvad ha a rbamitl at
Wallace Laboratorlaa. New Bruns
wick, N. J., and with the school
if Hygiene and Puhlle Health,
lohni Hopklnt Unlvertity under the
wartime Office of Scientific Re*
march aad Development, for five
years he was aa laitnictor la phar*
macology at Johns Hopkins Uni*
varsity School of Medicine while a
medical student there.
Since IMS he haa done summer
work and retearh at the Mcuat
Desert Island Biological Lahorns
0
Mv#e
Dr. Edwards, a aatlve of Jasppft
attended the public schools of Lgkd
City. He received a BS degreo la
IMS from the University of Ftarilp
aad aa MD degree from T ula*
Medical School In IMS.
At preMnt ho la assistant la Hi]
Department of Pathology aad Mfel
for Medltal Boaoarch, a pogHdi]
which he haa held tinea Sgpt., J M |
His previous experience ln cjg la f
service as Battalion Surgeoa.^VjJ
Armed foreoe Medical Corps. M A il
<•: general practice of medklM ■
Lake City, IMMI; resident la pa*
thology, Toufo Infirmary, New Ofleass, La.,; chief resident in Pallh
ology, tahoritofr of Pathology
Rarvird Modteal School aad in
structor and associate, Department
of Pathology, Duke University
School of Medtriae.
Beth Dr. Marta aad Dr. Idwards have contributed articles to
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8UPER-RIGHT” YOUNG TENDER .WESTERN
R IG H T’ WESTERN HEAVY STEER BEEF
"SUPER-RIGHT* Weatarn Beef
SPARE RIBS
RIB STEAK
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jlUPER-RIGHT* Center Cut
"SUPER-RIGHT* West err. Beef
W R K CHOPS
C U B E D STEAK
lb. 59c
AlfGOOD BRAND Sufar-Curod
Sliced Bacon lb. pkg. 47c
"TOPER-RIGHT** Sugar-Cured
S L IC E D B A C O N
lb. 49c
Jonathon Apples
5-lb. bog 43c
Fresh Tokay Gropes
lb. 10c
Fresh Yellow Onions
lb. 7c
Lottuce
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Bartlett Poors
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SULTANA
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�Mayor Haf Fight On His Hands
police Imvc. pul public relation*; to defeat Muon Stale Ally. Jame*
At. Mr Kuan and Ihc Hltlvbouugh
grand jury a»kcd for proof, (’car
ton told McKwcn he should inves
tigate (ivr men whom hr named.
The {rand Jury 1* conducting an
Illxon who »a>» he won't n n
investigation.
again 11 he win* another four tea a tentative* Hr piomitrt to operate
AI«n up (or \o ir are fitc city
to add to hta 12 year*, it bitter Y the city on a builnrt* ba>ia and to representative pott«
opposed by two opponent* win let the people vote whether they
One ol the mo»t active rampaignhate been giving him a good g»u t would prefer a rtty manager form
era and acknowledged by all to hr
over.
,
of government
the b n t orator In the entire cam
Both Nick Nuecio. fur 20 yeart i
Phillip* rh a ig n Iltxon ha* been paign it Francisco Itmlrlgitf/, gen
county rommittionrr, ami hlu Phi - giving ‘‘city butinrit to hi* friend*" eral rountrl in Florida for the Na
lip*, a city rrprctentalivr ir-.ur • and arcu trt the mayor of making ttonal At>n for the Advancement
oilman>. hate ignored earh oth r big profits on real rtta tr deals on of Colotrd People
and concentrated on Hixon.
land near city property*.
Rodngucr i* bracketed in a race
Illxon ha* run on hi* recur I,
Nucein arcutr* tne police de which, became of a recent rttlitsaying hr tavrd Tampa Irom mo' partment of ' corruption and Im tricting, thru*t him againtt tun
ll and financial bankruptcy. I e m orality' and tayt it wat Illxon'* Inrumhrntt The Secro candidate
boa*t> of bringing new mduttry n action* which led to the appear ha> hern getting a good hand at
[Tampa, a matter tewer »y»ter , ance heir of the Krfautcr Senate rathe*.
dpi proved water *vttrm. revilaliir I Committee Inieitigaling Commitpolo e force, h iip d ii improii- Uo in I ova
M il l. TUPS
fnenta and sound tinanrlat corn! - Both of Ihton'* opponent* rap
TICKS\ VISTA Va. P-- A Fthim at every turn (or giving Police li* Baker Richmond lawyer ha*
Nuccio proclaim* hr ha* don! Id. Danny Mvarer a leave nf ah retired a* Virginia checker cham
lore fur Individual* in Tampa tha i tence to help run the mayor'* plim — but hr t* «ttll top man
Baker, who held the title foly other officeholder ever ha*. campaign Alvarri run the mayor'*
r ha* been chided by Iltxon fo > hoy for Illxon when hr operated a six veait, rrlitii|iuvhed It at the
iving hi* name -lamped on wide > drug store
tournament here, but In a* exhi
alks, bcnche,. baibecue pit* api
The bitlee campaign look on a bition h" l*rat both K. F. ('handttdgr* even Iho.ich hr had lilt!* national
columnist k r, of Richmond, the wiunrr, am)
I do with mm- of them.
Drew I’ear*on *aul the Mafia. Si A, At SlmpMin, of Danville, thr
jNuccto ,ay t hr will -hake up the ctllan terror toeicty, wav veekiiU' runner-up.
THE SANFORD HERALD
Wed. Off 12. IMS
TV7* S
T A M P A r i i , UP
Curtij Hixon. seeking
AIIIVINO AT NIW TOV1C on th eir hooey m - m Ti r e Alfonso Maxi*
Mitian Hohenlohe l.insrntiiirg. .11, *an»p»' a i • tui - rd hia tJ-yrar*
old bride. Austrian Prinei-a* Virginia Fuenteril'crg They weir m»r*
{futrniationalj
tied la Venire in a letting nf medieval p..geanti.
|M-rhnp< the final work on the downtown
KMMVATIOSB for what
m i* i.-ar the lift station tn Ft. Afrllun Park. (Staff Photo)
No Comment
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•ran' of all tyne«: 2nd en
iwtjt* in t*i:*fr rrotert*.
lit Pr-i*i*r'? f —yrbsiiw i of *n
*• I'
-l-p «•'.** -r t 1-* i" yp-beTt o’hrr.. r . . ,*--*» tn*ri«m ,n d as• 1 c:I rxfctv pro
i - v-rilx and en
i p.TA and other
«i*Bt local hospll encourage patronn.j# to enenurago dr.
r’ n' rraH water control
1 waterway *> »teiu In
• rx of r1-" Area.
. —s r- -rail arming
r *11 development
i t rti'ford McKThthe rd o f m of thr
ttf tt-*»i*it procrsin
ev!J* I rittrntlm t**
p^lpihorFhip rtrivo
•I vfsfii-tw?? vritli n
"kftt!
WedAT'dae
jer 190t la h.* r?rvo*l
tber of tV-TTucrcr
At, K!bh!n aa'-d ’’already *o aro
cr. ” a prrtmte li onr r.nrm l-e r' •» r*nvg *v pres'id
t li-■, arr r o itic ’e'’
r tve'r e ttni'eJ and broadenrd
be said.
haa rrrre in,
in p-yment f.»r 13d member'hip*
with tho program banSly under,
way.
The budget plan vra* prrsrnle.l hy
John l*T, Chairman of the Budget
Finance (’ommitlre.
ircndMrthiu *triv* i* bated
on an r tjnded budgvt which to
tals $30,463. a fexrt e,* at feast
double the member* tn 1CU plan*.
W 'T fR C l If IS K BY CAR
DP.TVOfT (/ - S-,'cfxtnr* along
v
-■ * !»i- r.:-um stfwm Ihelr
necks v ’'cn t-: -n a rj fj-Page falw*
hfx fam.ly fwi a casual jruiae tn
WASHINGTON’ — If you were
picking out the thing* that made
v pnlitican'a heart leap up with
Joy you would place high on the
list a tax rut for the voter*.
This D e*|*eeially true Ju*t be
fore on important election which
could t*e decided by ■ close vote.
Needless to say, the president
ial and congressional elections
next Xovrnihcr ate all-important.
Ainf many *>/ the contesla could
be very, very ctoie.
Naturally, under these elr*
-unutancrs, the Republicans (and
Democrat* also) aie hopeful that
.hey tar* suppoit la vaulting
legislation during tha neat **»*ion of Congress.
Whether nr not President El*
«cnhuwer U a candidate for *n- her tour years irt tha White
House, tha Republicans concede
mt. to n-»|itur« ronltol of tha
* ate and tha House of Ra
rer <ntatlve*. they need to per*
>s ir a substantial number of
voters la sh ift-tiair political a t
!ctri*nee to the GOP.
On - of tha best way* to appeal
to voters I* to gut their taxes
. , ,l*i prn*iit them to spend or
invert their own money. , .intUad
f ti tling tha Government spend
it for them,
iJf course, some politiran*
•vould vote to slash taxes evrn if
1 meant plunging Ilia nation fur•!t»r into debt and bringing on
more Inflation and cheapening the
value of th# dollar.
During the IPv4 sevion of Con
nie * the Dgumcrat* (with some
1 table cxrcption'l -ought to
give every taxpayer and every deindent a t.’ll tax rut , ,
n
bough a |2,f000.ax) deficit wat
*n prospoct and the tax cut would
iave reduced tha Government’s
iBvumt b y »$2,300,000,000 a year.
The Republicans fought the
Deiuoctalle proposal, which was
passed by the House but rejected
l*y the Renata. Tha Republican*
eunteruled that, la protect tho
reduction must be postponed until
ration*! fiscal aolvtnry, any tax
tha federal budget was balanced
. . .or n balanced budget was de
finitely In sight.
A balanced budget, tha Rrpubllraha explained, roold ba achiev
ed only by (I) trimming Govern
ment spending, principally by tha
l)efrn*a Departmant, without Im
pairing national vocurtty, and (2 1
an ’ncita*« in tax revenue front
higher personal and businc** Intome* reuniting from tha "titaeii.
hower properlty.*’
The
Republican*
fervently
hoped that tha budget could be
brought into balance thl* fiscal
year (ending licit June 30> and
that lax rutting legislation routd
he ircommrntled to thr I'Jud Con
st***Now, this profiam W running
into difficulties. It has been hoped
that De/rn*a Department »i*endilig ruuld be rut to | 3 '..IMX1.0W.0UU
this fiscal year. But Secretary of
f)efen*e Wilson aay* that, be
cause of increased mats, it now
look* Aa If the spending total will
ba 434,800.OW.IXX).
Admittedly, thl* t* a serlousituation for those who insist on
havpig a balanced budget in
•ight before considering tax re.
duction<And tha Nuvembte-aia-f•
tfan *r* not- far affv
However, Iho Republlcana ex
plain that tha fi*cal plctuie i s !
not all clouds and shadows. They cite theta factor *t
1. Tax revenue Is Increasing
and this could provide the Gov
ernment with rnutigh money to
bring a balanced budget within
aight. The more prople and cor
porations earn the ' more taxes
they pay. . .and tha more pro*
duets they buy the more axels*
taaaa (iovernment gets.
2. The effort to eranomitr 1*
continuing not only In th* lie- j
reus,- Department hut through out
the entue Government, tltficuls
era being urged In every way po»-;
possible to alimlnate waste, ex
travagance and duplication. Whet-j
ever auectaa 1* achieved , will
bring, a balanced budget that
much nearer.
.1. Roma member* of Congress
contend that thrra should bo n
substantial reduction In financial
aid famished other nations by tho
United State*. These legislator*
aay they will urge tha next Con
gress trim foreign »M
wtd'r
to help balance tha U. 8. budget.
Just what will l*a accomplished
along theae linos In tho next few
months ia not, of course, known
definitely m*w.
M
H u n d re d s o f cut prices! B u y n o w !
test
N0 G A L I3 .
c*«
Mexico
■ *-
An-
Amcrican touri t eatne Into a li '
ii ihi* burner town ami
m asked the proprietor to thou some
el hi* ware*.'
* "Ue krough out *otnf bottle*, and
aHe caked If they veers really 160
proof, Ss the label *ald. ”T#*f R,'*
b- s 'id
T£» uoman held a match In dw
it« * af fb* bottle. She went to
the biapflal with severe bunt*.
L c g o l N o tic e
reg im itcirrcR
S-vnlt replacement
a h h i ixtaa vaiui
h •
ik*« **
whiwa a*«*«
to*
****** •tool,I
unit Won't ov erbrat. Any ear.
lit.'.I.
o r o n to
AUTO TIRP Pt'MP. A "m utt"
for long motor tin*-: is'* ho*a
with artew connection.
Wooden han*ll« An*f sturdy
stamped steel base.
AA
A(IIH .
—
7oC
Avoid battery failure!
be suit*! buy Wizard!
Davis Silent Sentry rayon
new silence, safety, mileage!
TVimrd Sentry, Gp.x. ]. 2, 2F, 2L
)t<V>
nil n e ts ! f. 70x15
Ri g. 10.00 without Irmlr-in
outright
1
Fite a.I Chrysler ear*; moat Chevrolet*. X**h
‘35-5J: Stud*. ’32-r-5; Willy, •S3-»4; Henry J;
most Olds; and nthrrs. 112.125 amp hour rap.
W » biglirr level electrolyte ptottsllon.
AH Davie Tirra gunm ntred agnin*t nil ronct haznriU
nml «ief*H t.x for life of the tire.
ti.OOx Iti, Reg. 17.31) without trailr in
L
Ucluxe. Grp. 1 ,2K, 2 L Reg. 15.25 o u t r .___
D mvIx L u x u ry Ride IB w ith colil ru b lter tre a d .
710-15, R eg 2 l.d 0 w ith o u t triule-iii .
* priced plun ta x a n d old tire from y o u r c a r
WJznrtl 80. firp. 1. Reg. 11.75 o u tr .______
FULLYAUTOMATIC
■NOIL HEATER!
A JUST DIAL '
yhx YOURHEAT/,
ASUBf.-.WISHIUMUtoN
CARRltS WlNCHEStfR, 1
RCMINGTOM, SAVAGE, ,
MOSSIERQ... ALLOT tM!
BHD YOU CAN USE j
<V0UR CREDIT, TOO! J
1
Ef.E rriG C D itir.t- r.iw*r.
fill V dolt f**r mrtal or wooj.
Ka *y fo handle. Fingertip
switch. Thousands of uiea la
horn# sr.d workshop 4 4 A f
2111371* R .g, 1 2 9A | | , 7 J
Olher '* ’' rlrilt* from I?.{*S
(IfU O
RKO. 1 • : HK
New 0
K-rs
l*ram. A-R-voll,
Safrr driving.
-JIA20S.
hi« at?- *•'. r.’d ”S*i-tmobile,'*
The ' h atmob’Je" 1* an a*t)'^,l,
bmm 2.
h at autu that *!(■'*'
Uiruurb 1 • w ?r with aif |>
11 a
' ’It** Jj t my Jream hoaf". I
I'agr » ’ v' d- tn hug-cved t”
tatne*,. •'V,! ', ' been tailing it *
the Rtsc
v<t barin for »Ui
two mat *.i "A
l-cl'as*. a thot and die maker
built the S.Aio-puund oddity o .l
of Uo carr-tv* of a 'tv cunverttble.
h i Hv* ‘te o M
i-*ii- vii*** s#*i . .
26" Fam ouR
Western Flyer
Reg. 42.50
Now Only..*
Quality construction with
plenty of atainhia. Full-»i*e
duuhlr-har tubular frame haa
tpiing saddle, klrk-»tand,
rear safety reflector, plas
tic grip*, l-jrr .guarantee.
Thera l i aUtl o m place in Sanford that believe* In giv
ing you quality merchandise- 1 do not buy any Dintrcna
Mcrchandiae from any Meat Packer or Poultry Dealer
to p au on to you for nome no-called Bargain Price.
Nearly all Meat Packer* have good and aomo not quite
an good merchandise but 1 buy only the beat they have
to offer.
We have many aatiafied customers who know we are
ain* to treat them right on all matters, price Included.
ut their primary Interest is in getting good' meat in
a friendly, pleasant atmosphereWe also handle a full line of German Luncheon Itema
made espeeklly for ua by ChaplnV Sausage Co. in
Winter Park. Our poultry is dressed here In Sanford
Tuesdays and Thursday to Insure their freshness at
all times. > '
1 hints to see you this week st the Mest Counter s t tha
8UrfBHU<E MARKET'
Sincerely
•
- JIM ROSE,
QI
J l *7J
N a w l W iz a rd
" S w i v e l To d "
Free With Cleaner
19.95 llrtnaoch
7.50 Rolu Dolly
S h o t g u n ShoMs
fi1*"' 2.70 Box
II f«. tilt,
mm «ll i«wf»i
;**<>«<«
UmhIiI
S
Scissors Jack
Ka*y operating
All Rtcel
Reg. 3.85
Wizard ‘‘M aster’' Washer
Car Door Mirror
Chrome Piute
Non-filure
Caulking Gun and
ComiKiiind
Reg. 2.40
A motor thot hurries!
Wbard “Super 10M
JJI
xsaQy gets up and goes! L in i
Far planing eietig at 15 tnph er thro Itled down
t« Imph for trolling this ia year motor. Six
gallon remote Unk feed* gas te motor through
e diaphragm mmp. Two plan wwl for way
HOME OWNED
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k e e p in g
What Is Chamber Of Commerce?
tt's Your Goodwill Salesman!
SAM D A W SO N
T n * i apart
Tight M oney Slowing Down Boom
A Cham ber of Commerce la an organlia- we are good neighbor* and apperelat* the
i ’-.tlon of Individual* banded togethei to do friendly business that cornea to Seminole
‘ those thing* which they collectively can do County and its various communities from
more effectively than they could do a* in out of town.
We need n Chamber uf Commerce!
dividual*. Basically, the Seminole County
Chamber of Commerce ha* two prim ary
function*, in our way of thinking:
But: leiimfn are psylng the
moil, lor- la* oi f.-ora Nsw York
■ 1. It acta a* spokesman for the business Water Facilities Important
bapkl *» 6». Septembtr US1. The
Seemingly, there hasn't been on# moment
Community and translates into action the
fcd*t l JUarrve B ank, of New
spent on an important project that'* neces
group thinking of it* memberi.
York report* averate rate* here
Jr'
sary for the mushrooming grow th of the
2.
It
renders
specific
services
of
a
type
rot* barpty la the first half of
»w
Septet iber to 3 ts Ftr cent. Thli
that can be most effectively rendered by a Sanford Community.
reioll from j firmer money policy
We’ve
w
ritten
several
articles
ahout
the
community organization both to Its memborof Ui federal Re«#rve System.
Importance of water freight facilities serv
j . ahlp and to the community as a whole.
As nteresf rates rite, the p rim
In Sanford and in Seminole County, aa ing Sanford, Seminote County, and Central
of U l. Gorerr.mrr.t iccurttlca f*U.
Bask) sties fell inch lecuritlei
} ~ in every other progressive community, there Florida.
tq g rt mrhey fer leans to business.
c cnmcs a time for action, am! we
J * ' is n distinct need for a Chamber of Com
But k they aril them now they
\
%
rcftuixX*
that
the
time
in
now.
Imperially
la
believe
merce. There aro both problem* and opmatt (ska a Ion, and that makes
! f pnrtunities which are common to all bust- the time* for action now hccanae freight comthenfleok twice at a buslneiim sn'i
art Illation for a loan.
; nesres. and, as a m atter of fnct, to all the ing into Central Florida I« increasing hv the
i- e .r ip k f rise of home msrt| ' citizen* of Seminole County, about which hundreds of tons and the businessmen re
- jje f to rtrord leva!* caused the
ceiving
this
merchandise
can
meet
competi
nothing can be done unless there Is con
yoversuaeal to tighten up a little
certed effort on the part of both business tion with lower prices, larger stocks, and
on irn rlstte term* Builders eay
tfce tighter credit la now taking
and the public. In the importance of solving greater variety.
ho'Jl
W herever you find term inal and dock
the problems and capitalizing upon the opme triiHing contract volume
Hiihi
5 , portunltioa which confront Seminole County facilities, you will find progress, expansion,
wav rut
r. back In Seotember to a
^ - as a whole, the necessity is found for a cen- a gigantic hufines* upheaval causing addi
■Blut-A per rent b-low the total
tral business organization to undertake tional building, more houses, bigge- "nd
* ' foluntarily to do these thin g s; hence, thobetter mad facilities and the population on
f AM ICS MARLOW
uprise.
t -tf& ninole County Chamber of Commerce.
Certainly, when you find such develop
J ‘ If the Seminole County Chamber of
* Commerce were abandoned today, tom orrow 1 ment as we have mentioned, there you will
* \ new problem* would develop and Immediate- also find bigger hank balances. More money
l * Vfi group* of businessmen would seek their will he fow ing through the channels of local WASHINGTON tP Time: the: no it. :•# unturned to ;lve you the
t-.nd of government you expect and
aolution through some form of organization hanking houses which adds b e tte r profit* for, prcirnt,
ry ; of the earth la th# homy-handed
a m p a 1g n U , kind cf government every
the
backers
of
economic
progress
of
th
e
'
I’lacri
political
Jrz banding together for action, thua showing
i n of tell Cut bit rough, gruff
Atncrlc-rt ritU 'n , . ,
, .. .. t of candl- j
* •'ttte real necessity of a Chamla r of Com- community. *
Teicii^r (rharply): "riease. Mr. wiyi n u t be softened by the
F.very moment lost in the quest for datf, taking a eon:
lo political Wiiot Must « • go over this again?
—. meree.
parsl‘*!i for IF* ’every red blocked, 1W pvr wife and mother who keeps the
No community can progress without freight traffic on the St. Johns River to speerhmaking in
home U rn burning.
campaign next jear. The! gent American.’ "
} competent leadership. A* long n* there i* Sanford from points north mean* losses of <be
teacher ralli the d a r t to t ter.
"And I sty agsin, if elected I
Mr.
Who:
"
.
.
.
Tnat
eiery
red
H /margin between what the ommunity is, thousands upon thousands of dollar* in Teacher: "Gentlemen, v,« are blooded, ICO p#r rent American n shall keep my shoulder to th*
Arid what it may become, th ere is a need for trade, salaries, profit for local businessmen, gathered here to discuss th# tlm- rlchlr deserves and which you will wheel agd msrrh sld* by side with
i adequately manned and financed Cham- and In the orderly growth and expansion of tried and lime tested phrarr*—ail receive from me because I will re. ytu to a better government. I
sound s i a dollar flgashter)
thsr.k ycu " Baud applaui*)
gard it at a tacre.l truM.
r of Commerce. No citizen of Seminole the citv and county.
which may at first reem old-fa-h- * 1 Have known poverty, friends.
A beautiful picture can be painted for ioned. but which we find by aclrn- 1 know the value of e dollar and I T n rh rr: "Thank you, Mr. A.
<CourUy haa reached the saturation point in
Man Who! Tbit truly was inipfra
our
very valuable lake and river. A dream tlfle meant to He at effc :ive In
progress.
tienst And next week w* shall
hear s dttcuiiton: "Keep your ear
Remember th is: your Seminole County right now. the picture would be, but with an Ihete days of television n t •/
were In days long p u t.
ta the ground a c t your ey* on th*
amber of Commerce Is your goodwill "Alice in Wonderland" touch th a t could nut
"NOW, I shall call on Mr. Man
bill—but watch th* straws in th*
esman. The Chamber of Commerce goes it into existence at the beckoning of the Who to come to (ho platform. Ho
Wind/
catling on your neighbors, promote* cele leaders who look forward to a rlty of 40 to will ipeik as though you were in
"Goodnight-"
audience of voter*—and 1 ahali
brations, special events, good will meetings, 50 thousand by 1995.
Ssnfnrd is destined to grow In those correct him and give him pointer*
and Otherwise lends a helping hand because
where neretaary for the benefit of
big proportion* and the trend hns started ell Mr- Who "
Mr. A. Stan Who arliei
with barrel-rolling speed.
The Sanford Herald
ertHAM M r H im UM Hif ■•* ta lta r
We peed to Jteep the speed up—with Dock com n to the platform. He cle
HONEST JOHN
throat, adfuite hit glare.', atT h ' Seminole County Ju n i'r
and Terminal facilities on th e fit. Johns hit
r o c k ets a r r iv e
TT ■ !
turret a confidential Sir, and t- rharrb*r of Cmmerce. apcn'nrStlH te •• M HlI ttM Hitt If tatt l n *T. ttte at River a t Ranfor-1 ~
VINCENZA, Italy tr - A a artilgint:
Ing the Fire Prevention Work
l i t fiat etttf* at taaffa*. rtatita, tater tfea Aft
at C—ar— at Narah a IHt
"l.id let and gentlemen, (rau**) earr.pmpn In Seminole County, are If ry battery armed with Hcnast
------It*. M ttif aaA eiMMtr
Everyone. * hn h#* knnv n J m eh -vli”? »>?ry effort toward m*k- Jrhn racked has arrived from
I I I i l l . S iN tS M B IN * ... lm'wt (hit f rever hive
- I 'l l lag (V.ls wrrii*» campaign on? r ' W'nt Germany to boliUr Amer!
Columbus Won A t *.ost
w
t
I
Political Campaign Classroom
C
Every Effort Made
Ta Make Campaign
.h Mosl Progressive ikws Briefs
a
PPStraifT IA S SATSl
aa# a*f
naa Haaft
It aa
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Sit Maalha
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an
ti t aa
f AH aMlatr? aatlaaa. ifart* al Ikaaha, rf-alatl— aa*
v teail-a at aatarialaniaal tar tta a-ra—a at ral-laa
t l f t l Hill ka akaraat■tat tt f*««la> atffrttftia rrlaa
Wednesday, October 12, 1955
ra p e d
TODAY’S n im .E VER8R
And thou shall ho like n watered mrd<*n,
and like a spring of water.— Iaaiah BA-11—
In hot dry countries like Palestine, garden*
leap Into fragrance and burst into flowrering
when abundantly watered. God’s love la like
w ater to th ira ty ground. It beautifies us.
V A L BO YLB
Bald Eagle
LANCASTER. Pa. UA-When th*
,of ptrking th# American.
a a iM ii bird wa« hmtagbt tp, Beal
Jamin Franklin *ai4 to Iboie who
apeka for the bald eagta:
"They ar* damn pirate*. I want
• turkeyI"
Hia p*ers. as they did on o*•aslea, evsTTWled lb* wisest sc lewtilt - builBsisman — diplomat —
apt th* moat all-around manwprld bas known.
’anklla praforred the turkey as
:au*e bo thought II
boro typical of thli land.
ttviUutiOM had uaod oth*r
B tb t a ,
j Anew |b t
T V prsytag
H W
R
laptap Vend
wbn bad many
bald aagte bad a
on a hawk caO*d
wotM wait wotfl
and caught a flab.
r ottoek U lb Um air, fue*
'od hawk to Amp ita earned
*ad die* and grab the
two m e e t h a bat* am conlrael
awards and th* start ef. construe*
Lrn The building agency look*
for borne Harts to tapir off the
rest of thli ytar.
The government apparently it
attaining It* objective of an “ in.
nation free" level ef now home
building of between I40O.MO and
1300,003 new homes a yaar, Nor*
man Strunk, executive vice preik
dent of the U S. Savings and
Loan League, says today. But b«
swiftly If bom* construction drape
very far. and wa may "hav* a
switch back to eailtr money by
early next year."
Many buOtera. hovrtver, am
comp!lining about th* shortage of
mortgage money They say plane
for future home building are be#
Ing shelved fa some cltjsi.
Dr. Arthur F. Burnt, th alrm te
of the President'* Council of Eco.
Will N U D U T D I
nomle Advisers, exprenai general
M A b o u t Helicopter School — sail.fiction with th* ws? credit
Somotimea a little story can cause restraints hav# worktd out *o far,
e big flurry. And we Juit bad one
Week before lait we tolt bow the tt — here cam* a wh«I* bush*!.
Army had ahelved the idea of ■ Sara m»d* more Jell* — and
helicopter eehoel In Georgia or thanked her friend. Then ram *
Florida becauea of budget cute. another bushel. Commented Sara.
Right after our story appeared, It "I tika to make Jelly, and the
w n takeo off the shelf and opened children love it. But. 1 think I'vn
e^atn — wide open. Here la the had enough for this season.'
Who Will It la? - Curious
lateu cn tt. The Army had decid
ed to ktli the whole Idea because memberi of the Florida Colony If
of muney. but had not told any Watnlnglon are asking "Who wifi
Ad
nne about the derision. Wn»n word lake Ralph Davis’ place
reached Memberi of Congress ministrative Assistant to Senatof
from Georgia and Florida, they Holland?" To dal*, no new* on
went directly to the Department this or* Davit, who bald lha top
of Defence — and the heat was pul spot lo Holland'* office since lM f
on the Army, The long dHtiitre left th* first of the month lo re
turn to hit home in Taltahaisef
sul'int presture opened the pro whrro he will become Executive
ject wider than ever before Prior Director of the State Road Depart,
to tnl* time, the Arm* w*s p!»n mrnl — new top administrative
nhg to select the site for the job >reated by Um filala Legisla
if heal then give the training eon ture
Fame Running Over —Georgia's
tract to ■ civilian bidder. The Army hid worked down to thrae E l d e r Statesman, Walter P .
sitei: Defend or Lakeland, Flori George, Is recognised aa on# of
da and Douglas. Georria. New. lh* outstanding Itadtrs In the
Ihe successful bidder will be al United States and ths father of the
lowed lo select hi* own stte — present world wid* mev* toward
peovtdH i» Is within ?wi mil** react. He aUo I r t h t center of
of Camp Rucksr. Brigadier Gen what might become th* botteal
eral Carl I. Hutton. Commanding political fight !■ Georgia to tho
General of Camp Rucker, baa part Xto years. Saber rattling
been authorited by tbe Command on the part of "Hem man" T il.
ing General of the Third A m y to madg* haa atlrred to* SM itor'f
negotiate the contract for the Ar friend* ta extrema action. New*my. Those cltlei interested In of- paper* all over th* Ital* fir* call#
ferine a ail* to qualified bidden Ing lh* faithful to rally. Thli ac
should forward Information about tivity has *v*n ran over lh* adcee
their location to th* Commanding of Georgia and apreid lo Florida,
General of r*m p Rucker who will where lh* Tamp* Time* recently
in turn notify thWEMddera of the ran a strong editorial to favor of
availability of th* facility. What Seoalor George. We don't know
th* Army Ju*t did la known ta th* bow many Georgia ‘people read
Pentagon as "getting off th* th* Tampa Tlmta, but it waa •
hcok."
worthy effort to say Um to u t.
Canning Tima — What do th*
Two Week Vialtor — Here eg
rongresiicnil wives do whU* their temp wary aeUv* duty with toe
btnbanda ar* ipeaktoc from thy -Army,-to -ipeervq-Gatoeafi-* Paul
tnistirtgi?' Sara Matthew, (Con- Rheiley T r,. TxllmfinaaeT^Shelley
grenm an Billy Matthewi wife) a lawyer, formerly worked her#
Is making apple Jelly. It atarted •a Senator Holland’* Administra
when a friend gave Sara a bask tive Assistant. Hit wife, Erin,
et of apples. That was more than presently administratis* aisia
lh* family could cat so she mad* i tin t lo Governor Collins, waa for*
Jelly When ■ friend heard about I merty secretary to tbe genator.
*Nil WTOIK in—Tight money it for September 1M4, f. W. Dodga
slowing 4p*t> some phases of thtlCorp. construction ipeeiaUiti, rebnsto*)* boom Som# of tho*# be. port today. It trai the tin t time
tel (u n c b ^ 'u c h ei home builden 'lincc December H>U that Uteir
art rempliV :ng.
j monthly fiiure* felled to show a
; But *b retail sale* the effect, l*to over the corresponding month
t ) ft apparent. Consumer erriit
Yf i r wfere.
There's usually a lag of one to
Its itesdy rise sod In
contic
d<bt itar.ti at record
ftalmd
i i>-
i
T
C-e most pregreMh^ In the lacsl Icon force* tn Italy. Th* rockets
are deiigned for atamle warheads.
The le«*on of Coliimhne Pnv I* *tmnk*.
Jevre* nr^sniiallan’l hlitiry.
Window diiplsyi. shew carl*
Tf is ono of persistence aenln«t odd*, ro liim -1(tep*nd n t > * t t
frr*»mwie*. i-h -d fire drill*, fire
It seemed at lime*, ronld hollovo him then F:*'1 • n’1 *r,,lr’ m ,h" Vt
truck dcmonitrationi. distribution
inis tried, and tried and tried again. No one.
cf f,r e prevention lltersturo to
nr over would. But he kept on trying. A n d , wh»n he bounced mn on ‘ . knr ,-. ham t througb irhcwl chiPren. op
en hmu# st Ibe Sanfnrd Fire S!|,
»vhen nt last ho put tho great idea to the 'The tare gee* ti (he Mr ng
tim. are Juil a few of th* event*
test, day* and Hava went hv w ith no sign of nwl *
, v ‘ tfl hfIr1 ’
ol my sairicd molher v*io inld tna
slaved and promoted by the
the continent he hopodto find, Even nio«t of every night alfrr I w 'i my rrsv- bclna
local rrginltaticn.
hi* sailors were against him then. Titov rr» an.t the bad tucked me In h«d Tomorpnw. (be Jayree* even
wanted to tu rn haeV But Celumbui stood •At# iys rememher, ■ o. the mesk bav# (hur lunch at the Fir* Stashall inherit th* earth '
! Men a* another pin** of th* weekfast and wont cn trying.
"If you elcrt me, I p.omlfo 1‘ long promotion
In tho ortd ho won. Be did not find tho will hew to the llne-and you knewf I T 1* Iv a l Junior Chamber ef
specific land ho sought, but he pave tho my opponent ean’i ev*i pl'w a Comrm*rre ha* been supported in
th* wsek-long Fire Pretent'^n
world a far grootor one, grontor even than straight furrow) ( h u - ' t-r)
"1 promli* you, mv fri nd», that campaign by the Sanford Fire
bin moat hopeful dream.
I'll let the chips fall « -re they rvrparlir.ent under Ihe direction of
The pioneers were like th at. They kept I’ll 1*1 the c h in fall where they Fir#
Chief Mark N. Cleveland Sr.
on trying. And In the end—look a t the may. I'll treat friend and f-.e If there ar* any fire* starting
America Columbus found and they built! It alike, without . . . without ,. /*
vlthla Ihe m-ar present period of
Tesrhsr (prompUng); "Without time |t won't he through th* lax
was well w orth the struggle.
f*ar or favor."
ity on th* part of lb* Jayrret tine*
Mr. Who: "Thank you. (resum Hwy’v* become "fir* gr*v*ation"
ing! WUh your help Ml go down cnn'eloui. (
th* middl* of the road and l.-av#
Not Bald
r a Sr/,-..?*" "
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r*trn.,:ii r«RCES i a v d
KUALA LliMrUR. Malaya jS
More than t.GOT British troops hav*
landrJ In force In Ihe Jungles of
Jchnre Stale to mop up S00 Com
munist gutniUai who ar* raiding
eilaU i and murdering civilian*.
Transport plane* Hew 1430 fully
equipped infantry men and parnlroourr* with supplies and nativ*
reporters from central Malaya to
lh« troubled stats in the louth.
Try and Stop Mi
---------------------« y B I N N I T T C I R F -------------------
TEVE OWEN, famous football
and coach, (pent hi#
youth as a cowboy on the Oklahoma plain*, and
S
devote much time to football unUI an alert coach, noting hi*,
sta r
didn'i!
H PERSONS CKtSTIED
MAZATLAN, Mexico uP-A loHed freight truck nveriurned eo th*
C.uadalajara-Nogalea highway yes
terday, crashing to death 11 par
sons rid'ng among th* boxes and
crates as passengers. Th# dtad In
cluded five children. Poke* said
th* driver had charged hi* passesg e n a fee for iha trip to Guadala
jara and fled after th* accident.
alze, called out, "Hey, boy, F™ *'
how about taking a whack
at running lha b«U!"
Steve got o f hla bora*, picked
wp th* pipkin. *nd ran through
would-be taektors Uka gm**d
lightning.
-J
*
F
v -r-
. "Pto*l flneP
coach. T r y that
this Um* taka • * y o u
.•
* • *
- Th# aalumaa gar th* forty*
four volume encyclopedia ctf.
maxed hi* pitch with a h«atty.
"Ye*, ma'am! Too almply put
a tiny deposit down, and don't
pay another penny for * u
months!- Tn* ptoapect
you about uaT*
» e a in lb* United States a n In- work of cheeks on t,.e habit* of
angles and their movements, In eooperation with' other bird lovers.
Says Herbert H. Beck, ntlred The only way that haa been fig
bead of Iho chemistry department
of Franklin and UarthaU College: ured out to do thli Is I* put a
"At th* present rat* of d*cltn* metal Identifying band on Iho bird.
of th* bald *agU, I feel that by For obvious reason* thli Is don*
the year R » (he g n a t seal of only io young nesting eagles, and
th* IfnRad Steles in Warhlnglon, eagles don't nest in subways.
"You know Brnlty Is only about
D. C., will npresent a bird that
live* only In mamory. It will b* •I," said tbe professor, who is
mil* hard of bearing but built like
•a goo* aa lh* dodo."
ThU Is not an bytlarical judg. a quarterback, "and he can still
menu Professor Beck, who will b« ellrab op and band the eagleu him
10 nett mootb. foe » years has self."
boos a meticulous student of omiInto kin boy-bhae eyes cam* tho
tbalogy, ipoclalliing la ea|le«, and wistful look ‘of an older knight
haa kept a Vary if bird aortm snt. watching a young knight roach
•U that whQ*.
out -for tbe M y grad he hlmaeU
He epeaka with wbolebeertod od- had yeaned for . . . a leek utterly
miration ef Chartce Breler. a n - sharing and without envy.
ttred Canadian beaker wbn INn
"You know," be said, oeberiy, as
In Ibmpe, ria., aad la known U he were trying to fin eomelliinc
widely aa "The Eagle Man.’**
Important in the memory al a
careless child:
- » ,
Vitamins For
H M B W9B TUUUBi*w|Df n**aoa m B f o p u p p q p g t»
•tontyad B m i
pffWIt
Bat, wbll* M's op lo yoa parooto •oured U Urn.
toace that your infant geta tho Mlbfin M
iS U > V S H # S lS Z S
U tfa d fS b a ita
Barak a tea at tea vftomtu
s iM
m
S S S S
b tB S L B J S U
n w h fi-to rttfh b iM *
RETELLING M il
tosai
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gSJt o lf1
y jfoagjBa j a g j M i hshba^
ever, the cM g u n n ta
I . ..
.br n" pOp^Bl *■ifl| m |j ^ |
broken tat*. Bet the Mtswth highball.
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M atefoM PfebJ^ •
gravpnm a^ a*g l a ^ t e a g i n ^
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W omans Club Gleaners Class
Installs Officers
Fetes Teachers In G. Lewis Home
Gleaner* Hu** nf U<« Foxt
With Supper
P .p ltn Thtifh held It* rl»*l
vsttiiu
Fold itaauatd atfdloaa p i p n
Into i* Mttriad whipped croon;
top with fruhlp grated nulmag
and u n i for a li(h t and dallcleui
d r u r r t.
Commercially-prepared
•our cream may be uaed InaUad
of thp aw tat whipped cream.
number of parent*, leather* and
vtrllor* aaacmblad together for
thi* occasion.
Valla William*, 4r.. of Sanford,
acted a* modfrntnr for the [%»el
diicuition, compoied nf children
from Hit seventh through the
twelfth grade*, plus Mrs. John
Evan*.
Mr*. Roy WeDenhargrr and
Mr*. Roy Alford, chairman for
the ninth and tenth grade*, and
mother* from the two reipective
grade* *er\ed Helielmi* rcfreihmeals to approximately eighty
people.
Pine Crest P-TA
Appoints Chairmen
Of Committees
Hare's a ■v a U f bra
th«t
jm tka maa
fatkimiaUa Ifura aa
ragulw U iUtRfem Wpa
l , . plua tka mtot-W w *
•M v a a ifM a a f
(sdividti|llF detad*aU«
•xrpa. Van!! Uaaa tka i* j
you triad tUa latlariag.
aomfuftwiaa Wm.
WkHa kraadriotk, I aad
C avya* aft 3*0 0 *
The F.vecull'f Board «f the
Fine Crert F-TA met at the h,*me
*4 Mr* Riehanf Elam tn appoint
the chairmen of the P-TA committree,
Tb* te rer»|ving office **»rc Mr*
D F tenter. Health Mn Fred
r.aait, beautification Mr* T w
Joltaim
hntpilalllv; Rlehard
d i m and R. L. MrKnlght. huild
lag and ground*: Mra. Robert W.
Jarktnn, Publicity: Mr*. J E
Tcrwiltigcr, memberOtip and Mr*
tlyda Humphrey, program. Room
repraieatalive chairmen will be
elected bv the room mother*.
Delegate* appointed for the
rouniy rouneil were Mr* Rlehard
Elam and Mra. Harry Weir along
with Mr*. Mary T. Rime*, si al
ternate. Mra. Uargsrat Reynold,
ii atio a delegate.
Harry Weir, president, appoint
ed Mrs. Richard Elam In repre•eat Pint Cre*t School el Ihe con
vention in Miami.
The n ail P-TA meeting wtil be
.Vov. IT
Um aome of that applesauce
this way: m il it with roconut and
ralstna and put a little of It on
pastry round*. Fold the round*
aver and preea lha edge* tngther
with the tinea of a fork: bale in
a hot oven. Re sure applesauce la
thick and ewrealened.
f i t j u i jo u for a party!
IHIMIRS TKAt’IIKRft—The Sanford ....... a n .......... ...
all the
Sanford traehrre, thrir hugbanda sod famitle. la it right at the An
nual Tearhen »upper. The crowd enjoyed a covered die ha supper ami
fisM om th
Board Of Directors
Of Auxiliary Has
Called Session
P'U'icia! . ntrr tulnmrnt
Jam e*on i
Rainbow For Girls
Meet Monday Eve
Friend* of little Valerie IVIIion
The S.nford k.tembly No TV
will l»e »nrry to learn that *lre ritder tf the Bailihnw* for Girl*
ftill emit in ue* ill in the Orange
held it * r r . i l . r meeting Mond*.
Men'ortal ilotpltal.
night at the Mamnir Temple with
Mi>* Kllrahrih Woodruff, worthy
adviMir, premling.
Circle No. Four
The final rrp.rt* on fhe doigh*
nut vale .«er. p .rn with a tot .-I of
T o Attend Course at
dofrn *oid 'I m Irm* Jean i’<>r
won the purr fur having *okl
Tuesday, Oct. 25 lev
Ihe
moit d-ren* H ip Rainbow
Circle No. Four of the l*ir»t
Gtrfv would like In e\prr«* Ibelr
Afethodlit Church met rerently at ■'apprerialion to Ihe people of f anIhe home of Mr* W C. Hill wiih
for th-’ir wiuiderful rr*prn*e
Sir*. J II frapp* ho.tr** and ford
of the *a|r ’•
Mr*. Marvin Leddon, cn-hoMr**
Ml'* EllrabtjH R11**4 w v« eler led
Mr* l.riliion, chairman oprned
the ac**ton with meml.er* praying to the «lat|nn of Kalth M >* Woodthe Lord** Pravrr. "Meditation’ rnfl *et Saturday alt'irvw n at I p
waa lb- theme given hv Mr* m fnr a practice meeting at the
Blake Siwyer*. devotional chair Ma.onlc temple
The next regular meeting will be
mbn. fullnwed hy a p ra 'rr.
Oct in a »tudy hook cmir«e Oct Jl.
"Within Two World*” will he held
Ever aihl fre»h tomaln In mayfrom 10 a m to I IS p m and i.nn.ii*e or French dretiing'* Peel
also a covered rtt.*h luncheon and >ccd a tomaln, then chop fine
Tirsada., Del. 2' ' tfuiet |lav” liefnre m.Ains the orMillun. G ael
will he nhtrrved (mm 10 Jo a m m cr Irttuce *prink)rd wiih lot*
In 2 p. m.
of m ined chi Vet nr pandry
The Cirrle will «j».n*or prayer
me***ing, Oct t*. and Mr* IV IV
Tyre will be in the mir*ery.
Mr* Rnratd gave an in*pira
lional talk on "Imitation of
C hrt.t" by Florence Hooper. fn|.
owed by a prayer,
The November meeting will he
held el Ihe home of Mr* Ftomd
with Mr*. Parker a* ruhntie.*.
I'eliri.in
rcfretbiiient* m n
rrveil lo Mr* Marvin I.eddon,
xir
lame* Bnrxrd. Mr* Btake
. w* rr ■ Mr* Ted William*, Mr*,
t: I. < lirnuennot, Mr* C I, WalIi-. Mr* Rnhert Parker. Mr*.
I H Larry, Mr*. Dark Lennar-
Thr Sanford Irarltrr* were meeting lit the hnnie nf Mr*. C!,
I*. L»»i>, I*IO Kim Vve, t«*t night
honored l»*t night with a covered at 7 -ti |i tn. with Mr* A. J.
i!l*h nipper hy the Sanford Un. 'V«tker and Mr* M. C. Kchnl* *•
man'* Huh given in Ihe vltilt house C4*bn*le' .e.,
Mr*. \V. C. R imbler
at 7 p m
nrrr tb* *»**inn and Mr*. \V. P.
Tnc American Home Depart- |trn«k* Jr. gave th*> i*penirt,J
mritt «a* in charge of thr annual p r ijr r .
alfair. The room »a* u-trtully
Mi*.
I’, MrSlami* gave C •
decorated with ro»e«. hiht*ru* and devotional reminding th» rl* 'i rf
Unra Above the mantel v*av a !t» mnttn and living tip to It,
lovelv rrrallon and al»o on the Shn «l*n defined (ilMItrr*.
lahlr In the hall, un thr lonp'r
Report* w ■re g u ru hy gre-tv
lahlr* at **hicb thr gur.li *at Ip ji Ii-'* *nd Mr* Bert* rnttrrll
were varird colored hibi.cu*.
unit Atr p M. F. H»g»n » rrr ap
After a JellCtiTii* *upprr thr ap pointed n e w group leader* Mr*.
proalmatrly 2on irachcr*. their | T. A. Ftllr* ««» *rlrcir<t putilitlf
hiotend* and family* u rrr en ihatrman while Mi* Ata pr Myer-,
tertained hy Charlie Mormon, trarh rr, In * "beautiful way" tn.
Arthur tlrrer and Kd l.ane in an ■tailed officer* fur thr rotning
old fa»hion mm*trrl show, "black! year, Shn al*« nrlrnmr.J in nrw
fare and all ” Prior to thi* group member*
Mr*. M. S’, Cleveland offered
*ingmg **a» en)o>e.|
I’rtie* were awarded during the ihe eltv-itig pt»*rr. Iteltcmu* rr*
cour>e of cvrm* Fnr the marked frr*hment* * r tr .rrved by thn
appir, Kd Phri.tianton f r o m hr**te**»* tn Mr* l.n.Grg, vltilnf
Seminole High School won a prur from Miami; Mr* ttrn Wade,
Mr*. ‘ Ro*«lie Holloman, Mr*.
and other* tnclioK’d Mr* Mien Aral ir B a r i n r j u , Mr* M r/
It run*. .Southddr. Mr* Hilda
Kauffman. Ml* V J Pelerann,
" r a t , Seminole High, 'I r * p. ||
lit*. '1 S I'lrtrU m l. Mr*. K.
An.lcy. Grammar School and II. Kairrlnth, M>* ti. K. Lewir.
Mr* Dot Land
Mr*. Myron I, Smith, Mr*. Kr*l
School Superintend-nt It T Mil Mvrr*. 'Ir* I I J i l l 'n, Mr*.
*<rr i lie red the Me.-mg
M. V. Kchnl*. 'Ir* W. P Br-W. |
If., Mir. II*iIm r Thorn**. Mr*.
II. U. S r«n**n. Mr*, l- £ Mr
Manor. Mr. .trwel RontMey, Mr*.
AUrn U'T*<|nrf, Ml* fti'a I’mifr,
Mr*. H. It. Carter, Mr. A. Km<l*
all, Mr* Iter l a Cottrell, Mr*.
Su*W Bril t Irland Mr*. Stile*.
Tb- Board of f'lrertm* of the • m| Mr*. Bra ,\nil*r»nn.
Women’* Auxiliary of the Semi
nole Memorial llo.pttal met »e«
lerdav morning at in o'rl.'ck in
th-- I'll) (bm m i“ ioner* Room
Thi* «»* i called meeting f«r
Ihe flaring of member* of the
auviliarv in their i»b* for lh- ho.
pit.il A!»n in m ale arrangement*
t 'fjjDON'T FRET
fnr Ihe dedication reremonh** nf
the ho.pital uhteh mav pomhlv
DON'T FUME
open in Ihe rarlv part nt Derem
her The Autdiary will art a*
ho.te n end guide* fnr the nponIng
It he* been a*ked that thom
who hair not purehatrd Ihelr
uniform* to ph*a*e roniart Mr*
•
IF Y O l’ll H A IR
W R |t. ton, phnne IJtT, a* an of
HKAL'TY N E E D S
der )* K-lng made up tn go ntil
inmirdulel) l.adirt mu*t ha.e
F A L L H K PA IK S .
uniform. In order In work tn the
H I IINKSIIAY
The Vipi Baptitt Trayer M**ting will begin at 7:.T(V p . m. In
the Mtmotlal f duratlonal Building
Ihe Kiral Baptiat Training
I'nion Kvorutive rommittee meet
ing will lu-gm at 1:15 in the Cha
pel.
The R io .nlee Bible Cla * nf
the Fit*! I'rrih) terlan t'burrh
wi|| ha.e a ehlrlrn turrtrecue at
the home «f Mr. and Mr*. Fred
liana * at 1. Jo p. m.
The K*ecu live Board nf the San
ford (ianlrn Club will niert at B lu
a m at Hie (ianlrn Center on K
Fir.I St.
There will he a coveir.1 di*h *up
|»er at J p m at Ihe Garden Center
for the Jararanda Circle.
The *nrlal department of Ihe
Sanford Woman'. Club will have a
Bridge and t ntatla I'arly at the
cluh home darling *1 I..W pm .
Fnr rexvrxallon* rail 'll* Callahan
at TIJVW up nil 11 00 noun Wed
nr hi ay,
TIM n.-nilT
The Inter-city 'Vnman'e Golf
Aooriation will ha.e lie first
monthly tournament a' the I’mehill* Country Cluh tn Orlando.
The rrgulai monthly meeting nf
the lavdlr* ,V4 of the f.utheran
Cfiureh nf th« Redeemer **tll be
held at 7 10 p in, at the home of
Mi*. William Southward at Toon
Palmetto A*e,
The Fint Bapllel lrl*m inlt*l*
Choir will hold reheat -al at the
rhuirh beginning at 7 p. m
Tbe Fi»*t Baptlit A lull Choir
• ill hold r»hear»a1 at * p tn.
The lleiueinealll* Curie of tha
h'anfoiil Garden Club will meet
at MV p tn, in lh» home of Vli*.
F l> A-lami, r»b'f. l ^ . ( ;,t Mr
M B Smith, 'll*. J. It Hall and
Ml'* Ethel It I*er Will he CO-|.o.triaea.
S'tnitiolr Behelah lo*tge No It
will meet in Ihe KHIK Hall at X
pm
The Home Demon tration Cluh
will m o l at Ihe rluh renter at J An
pm Evrivonr 1* urgrd tn be at
thi* Hurting a* it i* an tmpnttant
one,
Hi* Sanford Grammar Srhrwd
P T \ will meet In Ihe auditorium
at It p tit V board meeting will hr
held at T .W
The Camellia Cirete of the Saw
("pit Garden Cluh will have 11 •
f(t*l meeting at H p m in the
home of Mi* Donald Knight,
J'W Palmetto A*e. Mi*. Charlr*
Ian.Ing will he rn h<**te>*.
H»c Aralp* Cirrlr nf the S,.nford
Garden cluh will tneel at a p. tn
with Mr* II S. Duggir 'liv
W ft .terming* and 'll*. I, E
Spencer will he ro Im vtc'.i.,
FRIHAV
H>e Pupln .tr Bridie Chh will
meet in the V .rhl (Tub wiili «evi
inn In hegm at 7.4J pin ani play
at * o' cIih k.
Hie Bn*r Cirrlr of the Sanford
Garden Club will meet at '> C> at
Ihe hnnie of Ml* B ft lin k on
II.a» Laurel Avr. Speaker will b<llomrr tl'horne m ini a* hi* lopn
•‘Soil Culture anil In.rrl Control "
The Mlmnia Circle of the San
fmd G arlrn Club will meet at P
ant in McKinley 11*11
Sadie l l 'i r l ' n Ctuipter D 'lt
will me-l with 'Ir* Ralph l/’on
ard. Dellar. at thrrr o'clock t o
With
Unmanngble
Hair!
h o .p ita l
ho.te.«e' will he Mr* A R Key
and Mr* Cora Brown Mr* VV P
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Lyman, Groveland Clash' Friday 1
F irst
Conference Game For Feds
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By B. HUGH ANALI.Y
powerful M. Cloud eleven GroveLyman coach Jim Payna tayt land apoitt an all armor team. It
hit hoy* played (heir hardeat, mott ha* a lute average ul 174 pound*
inspired bal1 game of the tca.un and a barkfield average of 1(1
la»t Friday night agaiml Tavarrt. pound*. Rriide. being the proud
Even in lou*ing Ihe hraJ menlur potc.-tor of a fine pining attack,
rapretted plcaturr that "Ihr boyi the Greenback* have an almoit unrame ao rlo.» m the (act of tuch believable /round machine. They
ln>urmountwble odd*."
rolled 310 yard* on the ground durThu Friday night the Lvman mg their encounter with St. Cloud.
Greyhound* take on Ihe powerhou.e Groveland It in lin t place in the
of the Central Florida Conference. Central Florida Conference, and
Ihe
Greenback*.
In Long- j Lyman »»*
------- Groveland
----- . . . a a - . i . ^
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|to
if
f C t lilllt
!last
■ > !
seventh
dropped
pearaneea ha la right- Palatka, [
nr n. iiumi anslkt
"Thl* gama will «*ll *h« ' ‘"Of.1 with a flabby 2-1 - 1 aeaion ret or d
been irnrrd on only one* ro
f«r*
rood* Bill Meming. • * hat b*'n
h , watched hi. boy* cracking f if thl* aeaion. They downed
The G rcenbjcki are loulfd *cck. to it !• easy to tec *hy the
bard leather In preparation for Green Covo Spring. I’J-O, rolled
ar
Ihe
champ*
of Ihe Central Flo- ((ireyhoundt will go into the game
the Invading Palatka powerhoute, tean Starke 13 0. held Ihr might* ,
ndi Conference thla year They al 30 point* undrrdogrd.
the Fed* fir»t F.avl Florid* Conare undefeatrd. have three vlctorief | There it only one lactor In favor
ftrenra endeavor of th» aeaion. fered their Ion# deftal at the
and a .insular tie. That tie u at in Lyman, lait year Lvman droped
Thla will be the hlf Kiwanla Bene- handa of DeLand by a clo»a arore
Itv 1>. K. IIOIII.NFIF.I.l!
I nearing rnmpletion. th* men hi a «« fray with tha perennially ihe exact aame ball club by a 12 *
fit Game, to be ttaged Friday of «-0.
SAN t RANCISCO r —Who It go- hind the Olympici arg turning they
Tht Palatka team will outman ing In win Ihe P i* Olympic.game, attention more and more to Ihr
right at a p. m. In Memorial S ta
tha Fed. both In quality of ro. at Melbourne, the United Statri or fierce nalionalltm lhat tpawna tla
dium.
It'a going to be tougher th a n 1 lervet and in quantity. They are n u iiia '
quevtion an.' keep, it alive
American apnrt* fan. find that
“The Itlympic game* are rotany game »e ve played io far. a well coached team with an outI’reuThla will be the ten, »e.d tha .landing defenae, at w itnrti tha quevlion a g'»od topic for tpirilrd le*t. between Individual*
batr But membera of the Inter- dent Avery Brundage of the Inter
W«y DOYBUVtOtT
head mentor. Ard from »ll • P Inn* ala pointa rolled up agaiml
them for tha aeaion. Alto they national Ol'rnpir Committee find *national Committee «aid today,
SOMAMTEYtS M
hold the advantage from prrvloua it a frartomc thing, a danger to **Thcy are not—and they mutt ntt
ThtH, B A m efj
THF. &\NFORD HERALD
gama eaperiemea. I’alatVa hat their chertihad idrai. of Olympic become—contevlt between natioit
page 8 WetL Oct 12. 1955 won over Seminole for the la*t competition
lo decide Ihe lupenority of one mtwo ycara. In 1953 they won It-O, Today, with phytital arrange- linn over another, or of one politi
and In 1951 they took tha F*dt In mrnta for Ihe Melbourne garnet cal ayttrm over another"
Rrundaga and Lrw n l.uiton,
a rlota 7.0 battle.
chairman of tha Organlnng CoatTha etraight T formation Palsm iitrr for nevt year', game*,
tla will he roarhed in excellence,
pleaded with newsmen to do what
and the team will ha well verted In
Ihey could to ahnlith—or at le i'l
tha fundamental, of gridiron.
minim ire—the u*« of any unoffi
"Rahhit" Smith, head mentor
rial p»unl avitem to detrjmme the
f’alatka, will be refilled by hi
leading teama In Olympic compe
part hlitory with the University of
tition
(ieorgia. IU wa. underatudy for I
C . i i i m -v
Milton aaid point ij. t r m . wrr*
I.OS ANGKLF.S P - Top lennli harll. Trippi m Georgia*# und*rldieutouv "Mow," he aiked. "can
aeaion. Coach Smith ha. |
. pltyer Tony Traheft today faced felted araton.
you halanew a g«ld meda* ron
udget
CALAIS. France. JP — Florence hy tiny Luaembourg against a go'd
a new and itrenuout career on the great talant at hit Hupnal in lha
form
i*f
threw
outatanding
Palatka
Chadwick, Ihe San Diego, Calif., medal won hy lha United S M Ifi?
rourta of the world and a rhanre
priced
to earn Iton.ono at i newly turned grlders. 175 pound Jack flush long distance awlmmins alar, tel How ran you halanre a gold medal
teams with M3 pound Krnnia Mnr- a record »f M hour*. 33 minute* won in the marathon againtt a
prnfetaional.
TRU-FLAVOR SMOKED
Th* ttrapping J3)**r-q'd »t»r rlt lo give Ihe halfback *lot* am In her F.nglsnd • In France »**im gold medal for bring a member
from Cincinnati, the IMS Wimble p|a material with which to wmk. arrn*. the F.ngll*h Channel which of the ehampiomhlp gymnatliet
don ard United State* amateur Both boys have turned in outttand ended early today.
tram ’ "
3 champion, 'ormally ilgned a Hk- Ing play for the tea ion The Fed*
Mr*. K V l/owe. an nffirial nh
l.uiton .a H everything po«*lb:e
month contract lo rlay for and have y*l to have met an oultland. server who limrd Ihe tvtim, .aid w*« being done In Auvlralia to
again*! promoter lark Kramer. ing Imetman, hut they ar* destined thl. InppH II minutes off the pre- ;i, , uhat he till'd Irue meanToday both the veteran Kramer to do *o Friday n 'rb t. H* it an- . inn. ea*t b»'ind mark **t earlier I mg” to |h# Olympic* There will
( I to 6 Lb Average)
and Trahert «al hark to await ««id other Bu<h hoy: Dick flush, who thi* year by England * Bill Picker he luit one Olympic village tnd
from two other pretpectlve mem noth*, hit 5f>0 plua p«urdt around ing
competitor* from both tida. of th»
U. S- GOOD DAHY REEF SALE
ber. of th# tour. Ken Rovewall like a lightweight.
The S3 year old All*. Chadwick, Iron Curtain will be encouraged
and Lewi. Hoad of Aualrallan
The underdoged Fed. are eon- who had twum Ihe Channel both lo ml* freely.
Davit Cup fame
linually Improving, howtver, and way t In p r e . l o u a tea torn, had Brundage taitf Ihe International
Kramer aald tha •*« f w « l weak ipot after weak *poi u he hoped to make a non >top round Committee w it frosting national
Auitiea have until Oct It In make Ing rorrected. Coach Fleming and trip thi. lime, hut gave up be- and political llnet where* rr It
up their mmdt about quitting the both hli aaaiatanta. Bud t.ay*r and ratuc of the told water.
could Both Red China and Na
amateur rank*, lie *ald ha hellavea Boh Koonta strongly voiced words
"I reallird tl wa. far too fold HonalM Chinn have heen Invited
they will aeeepl hit Iffmi, a re of pleasurw at Ihe fin* defensive for me ever to make It hark lo In compete. Ri*l and Wetl Ger
ported W .W apiece.
play Friday night again.! Apopka llovrr. to I de ridel to aettle for many were pertuadH lo eomhlne
Kramer admitted Uie Trahert
The
defense cut the Apopka. The a new record," aha (old reporters. their team* and enter at on* na
rontrart wa. heller than the
tion. Even lho.e nation* whlrh do
defeni#
cut the Apopka ruihlng
$73,000 ha guaranteed Frank Redgnot have riiplnmatle relation* with
yardage
In
half
hy
dropping
Blue
man .»f Auttralia teveril year*
Auttralia will be welcomed lo the
ago, and ha aald that If all goe Darter hall runnera eight timea Chicago White Sox garnet.
well, crew-cropped Tony ahnuld behind the line for a total of 31
Luitnn. who rompeled at an
grota Sino.ooo fur the ton mitchea yard*, lo trim the Apopka ruihlng Take First Step
nartman In Ihe I9M Olympic* at j
yantage to only 39 yard*.
he fare*.
t/u Angeltt, aald (3 nation* have
Coarh Fleming alretsrd In no Toward Rebuilding accepted the Invitation to partiel
Kramer altn revealed lhat Traherfa rontrart ha. two elautea. Indefinlla terma ao rorrertion*
rm rA G O 'jgv—Th# Chicago White pals In Ihe gam ri, 3 have declined
one contingent on a two man tour lhal muil be made. "We mu*t Box look their first atep toward and 20 are yet to be hard from
•harnen
our
aeral
game."
he
aaid
with himaell, and the other and
rebuilding for 1934 with a five • He laid “ remarkable pro«re*a“
better one haaed on the preieneeof "Both mir paadng and our pa*t player dral with Mrmphi. nf the had hern mad* In preparing fnr
the two young Aunlea. Tramer. defrnte ha* lo ho Improved." The Southern A.gn
the garnet, and all faetliUei would
. St. map be tt- for rmigb competi patalng dafeqie wag Tile fad*
tW lfirst While B«t pliyer be really In lime.
It waa line
weak
point
In
Ihelr
vlrlory
over
tion.
lran*arlton aince Frank l^tnr quit
In Manila. Ilnad acknowledged Apopka last week. Only one out a> Sox general manager.
HICKORY SMOKED CARDINAL
Kramer had offrred him a bout of all attempted pa**r* wa. deVice Pre.ldenl Chuck Comlskey
SVi.ono hut lhat he wouldn't make fleeted hy a Fed player. Apopka announced Ihe Sex had sent south Lane To Name
derlalon until he returned to ronnerlrd for Ihree out of six pa**. paw P»h Cam and an undi*rln*ed
Auttralia later (hit week Rniewill e». and thalr one touchdown w*» «um nf ra*h In Memphl* fnr four Cardinal Manager
laid he wnutl not decide until a long .Vt yard aeral
ST. I/)17III 01—Frink Lane taket
right handed pllrher*.
he talked to hi. parent*.
Seminole'* Jim llawkint It not
They are Joe Dahlke. 23. who lime out from bit perpetual motion
8UNNYLAND PURE TORK
the nnly threat Imposed on Pa. posted a 1*3 r e r o r d working schedule of trade lalka today to
lalka Homer Alexander turned mostly In relief; Bill Dufor. also name Ihe I9M manager of tha St.
Crooms Panthers
In a Ane performance last Friday 23. with an II 9 mark; Paul Stuffel. I/<uii Cardinal* and It'll he a turnlghl. and Joe Run! and Rill Har a 77-*ear old wllh a 12-3 record: prita ir he Itn'l Fred Hulehtnaon.
Ready For Miami
per ihnwed well Hawkln., hn». and nu*v tlrm an who had an • •
Hulrhimon I. Ihe former Detroit
ever, will be reany lo go. and If rero rl while on optmn lo Waterloo Tigers pilot who led Seattle to tha
Ity JAMF8 BROWJ4
The ('ro o m . P.nlhe.*, who will hli Improvement# In Ihe past are of Ihe Cla*. R TTirre l t^ague.
Pacific co a it title last aeaion.
‘ Journey to Sllaml, Friday night, any Indiratinm of thing* to rome.
Lane h i t talked lo official* of
Cain, a former malnr leaguer,
ara ttr*ngth*ntng their weak ipnta h# thould prove to he the terror hid been a**igoed to Alemphit by five mator lu p ie Huh* In let*
nf larrori.
by tr*mend"ua efforts,
thin four day* at Redhird genaril
the Sox lait »ea*nn
But the Feds ar* not without
manager, angling for the "right
, -Coaehet Joe Fair, l.ewda Jnnea.
deal," and waa gelling llllla deep
and llelhurn Meadow, ara wmtk- their problem* The forward wall
Ihe faU Cardlral organlgatlwi
tng hard with tha boy*, and they hat a rleud hovering rlo*e at the
Titusville Tides with
•I meetingi alto or tha schedule.
ar# placing tha emphatla on tha doubtful Hit reveal, three valuHIGH
tni?
Deiptte thla Jammed achedule
nffenalva attack. Th* Panther* ara •hie Harters on It. Howard Allred
Tbnrtday, October II
and persistant report* Hutchinson
alio polithlng their patting at- hat been itdelinerf to far this
week with an Injury. Jim Owen. X*4 am .
11 3T a m already had the Job tewed up. Lena
lark.
5 ST p m
11:33 p m Mill waa falling the managerGea Knight CA'i hard-running h«i been Mowed down rtmtider
Friday. October 11
aeleetlng matlar " a t elimination
fullback anuld ha ahla ta go at ■My with a lacerated knee, and
. a . m. Mriet.'*
t full ipeod thla weak. Eddla U nlar. Gene Ban hat aten limited prar. •:>! a m .
He tkui far thla weak with a bruit • 41 p m .
II 24 p. m
Although thrown together by the
halfluiek, haa been converted ta ed hand
Saturday,
October
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and Lane atill hadn't huddled Isle
(Limit 1 with 15.00
left and, replacing Bubha Black.
Thu ihould be Ihe gama In tee •T.f» a
m.
12.34 a. m. lait night on the gubject ad Walk*
Jatnoa Jones ha* moved Malvin A rapacity crowd la expected lo
or morn Purchase)
Tit) p m.
IK
p.
m er'a status.
"Sutton at left taekla and la eg- be on hind In watch the underSunday, Octobed I t
The St-year-old Hading wiiard.
peclad to appaar In lha tlartlng doged Frdi try to atrelch Ihelr T 41 a. m.
1:03 a. m. with Ihe taro hour approaching,
lineup Friday night al Dortey winning araton to four straight ■ 01 P m.
I 45 p. m declared he atiU hid to talk with
Park In Miami.
In thu, the Kiwanla Benefit
Walker, "b eciu ta no derision will
Game: a mntt wo'ihy raute
Royal Hawaiian Chunk Style Light Meat
Frank MrGuIre, University of he made until I re done tkla.’*
Quarterback Buddy S an er nf Make plana now In atlrnd. II Itn'l Norllj Carolina baikelhall enach, The new Redhlrd front efflr*
North Carolina It lha tquad’a .m ill- often lhat one ran do aueh a no- aerved at basketball and baseball hot* aald he wautl thinking In
e.l player, lie weight nnly 153 ble deed and he thrilled aa the captain widle attending St. John's term a of a rapid aeriaa of tradai
pound.
fan* are going to he at thla geme University In Brooklyn
In help lha club.
.
1956 Olympic Games
"Not Nation. Contest
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Little Folks
Tony Traberf Faces
New Tennis Career;
Chance Al $109,000
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Lyman. Ol course, Lyman .ulfcr- tv: ■tr—'*t*ia"*- "" ,r '" T 1* N V .
ed grealiy through graduation, but I'rlnc* U l. I’ouatik** P*l«.
they hate alwayt played outstand
i RIPCTO*. X j HtnKtjk
llr,-kiwi suit J i m m r G s r s i s . t.» »,
ing ball againtt the Greenbarkt.
drew.
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The Greyhound team hat now
been reduced to fifteen played due Roone. and Urn Hjpkht*. nno
to injuries After what Coach Pay , outilan.lmg a jlin tt T iv a n t 1* ru,f
ne hat described at "an entire ir a key *lartins p-vt’nn . f a c l i
team elfort" agaim l Tavare*. the Ptyne it finally wearing a big
team that dropped the
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PEACHES
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STOKELY’S 303 CANS
SLICED BEETS
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Florence Chadwick
•Sets New Record
B
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has hern and IT® ffcMftd Jo. n 9111113/ •
nreettilalrd tome c h a n ;rt In the in uniform to hvn with liiP*T.*t
lineup Billy l^mun* hat been lied win*. Helmi. and r.n n -. h r
aw itched
to Tailback
the one ihravy
rn io
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irom inr
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�Campaign M ay Become Contest
W A S H IN G T O N , ft - The
campaign tor th* farm vote ia
n*xt year*! elaetioni shows tigni
of becoming a eonteit ta whlrh
b-th major parts** will try to pia
Mama oa tha other tor declining
V farm prtcet and meoma.
Tha record would tatm to ahnw,
however. that farmers could find
f m a d i for p o iatji| d a firs at
both parties.
Tha Wnor of the upcemiai campi fit » n Indicated la recant debate* oxer summer setbacks In
farm prices Democrats accused
the Btieahower administration,
taring its policies and programs
warn inadequate to protect farmera
Tha admialitratloa came right
back with a refusal to accept re
epewasbllitr ft said policies and
programs Inherited from tha proceding Democrat!* administration
w-cro at fault.
Tor the administration. Secretary
of Agriculture Benson said the
Truman administration had failed
to set Into action policloe and programs designed to help agriculture
adjust from abnormal war and post
war demands for farm products
to lower peacetime iwquiremente.
As ■ eeoeequene*. tie tald. onmarketable surpluses were accu
mulated sad price* started to skid.
Furthermore. Ben ion said, the
Truman administration had failed
to institute production control
measures for 19U crops sod under
the law, the new administration
eeuH net start such m anures until
» M crops In addition, he aald.
the Republicans Inherited wartime
Incentive price support* for major
crops which htd to he continued
through the 19S4 crop marketing
yesr.
This year, the edmlaietritlan was
able to shift to a flexible price
support system which also la de
al pied, in limes of surpluses, to
discourage p roduction Price guar^ antes* for a broad list of products
• h i v e been lowered from these of
the Tyumen era.
Yet, despate these meaiuree to
bring about (arm adjustment, supp lu m have growi larger and farm
f
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•
output has climbed to avan higher
levels than prevailed under tha
preceding Democratic admmiitratlon.
Agriculture Department reports
show that the total farm output
this year is expected to be the
largest of record —111 per cent of
the 194* t ) everage. It was 104 per
cent of the everage last year. Dur
ing the last year of the Democrats,
the volume was 107 per cent of the
average.
Charging production tn IWJ and
IMJ lo the Democrats and produe.
Urn tn 1914 and 19J1 to the Re
publicans, output under the latter
it higher for these e ln ie i of pro
duction: meet animals, dairy
product,, poultry ifri eggs, feed
grains, hav and faraje crops, vege
tables, fruits snd nuts, tobacco and
oil iced crops Only tn the css# of
cotton and food grains has produc
tion declined under the COP ad
ministration
The fact that the total vnlume of
farm production has continued to
increase can be attributed largely
to farmers shifting production from
surplus crops to other rrops and
products That la .land taken nut of
cotton, wheat and other crop* un
der federal control measures, has
been used to produce more of the
crops not under controls
Thu shifting Is resulting in the
accumulation of record high quantilita and lower price* of livestock
feed grains The department esti
mates that feed grain supplies are
• per cent larger thin last yeir'e
record and IS per cent above the
IMS-ll average.
The big fend supplies and their
lower prices has darted a new
cycle of expansion us bog produc
tion that already haa brought a
reversal in a favorable hog price
situation A jv ar ago hogs brought
producers an average of 119 M for
10fl pounds oc to per rent of the
parity price goal Latest reports
show hogs bringing an average of
111 70 or 71 per cent of parity.
Only in two major cl a is* i at
farm products are present prices
more favorable Dairy and poultry
products The improvement in dairy
h V to e« & AW Pumw.
M rift* tap.
i Is tod to
M l b ■■ib i W
toe tors-*
rtewnnj
■tossing dot to emstew
why tpond
this fashion
wlsa llttfa
local business leaders A*two
dent Bonn mail will hex-* greater
speed fn the delivery ef all type*
of letter service, according tn the
latest wort from the foetmester
General.
Neirfv a billion letters a year
ere being 4*U«*rH sooner, is
much i t u hour* to many tartan
ecs. under the Post Office 0*
peartment's experimental Airlift
for regular ftrrt class mail.
TVii was reported b? postmast
er General Arthur t Summerfield en the sseond inniveriarr
of t?» stsrt of the Airlift., Oct. a.
IMJ, between Washington and
Oilrigti and Mew York City and
Chicago.
The Airlift carries tha r*guise
U rsula w letter wit* a I-e*Bt
itsm p (or wort if H't heavier then
an ouncel by air when apace la
available on the planes.
Outlining Airlift eperatioo* at
the rleie of the aerond ytar, the
rostm aitor General noted tt his
ben under review In the v. S
court*. Re added that a decision
wai being expected it any time
which could her* a major effect
on tha operation.
Meanwhile, tote* Ha to option.
Operating Airlift aaa bean expand
ed to provide direct sendee,
through N me Jar end laeel s»rvie* ilrilttee, to about WO Ameri
can ettie* in a itatee.
The Airlift c err toe eboet aU
to r sent ef the «og« then tr W1.
non'RJecef of nop-led! flrrt-flilf
mill handled annually.
It hat not tauied and discernabti ton to air mad revenue.
Pitrone wishing in u red elr
mall ear vice a n atill plying air
the* get guaranteed air mad. plus
mall pottage. Only to this way ran
farter handling to post offices
than ta aiaurtd reguer Acan I
mail by air.
While the Airlift dfraefly serves
about BM cftlee, fts effecte are
even more widespread. By carry
ing many letters part of Die way
towards their destination, the Airlift sports mad to ir o n that It
doe, end serve direct!*,
ITcr# ere acme major feature*
of tha Airlift on It* attend birth
day:
I Prem Hi lea pc — AS letters
milled to ChJrtfe R**V m (Jewing
through Chicago and destined tor
point* In Maw Jersey, U e g Island
York d tp . ana intercepted at Chi
cago end tone airlifted to Idlewdd.
LaGuartla, er Newark tlrperta.
All letter* originsttog to or going
through rWeagn and addressed to
M erlend. Virginia, and Washing
ton. r>. C„ are Hewn to Washing
ton National Airport.
Letter mad starting to Chics go
or flowing through Chicago tor
points to Florida !| airlifted from
rhJrif* to JaelaanriO*. Tampa,
or Miami.
I From Mew f o r t Ctty
le t
ters oriitoating to ar mewing
through New York City or Newark
gateway for polnl* to lUinrit. Wlicopiln. and Iowa fly from New
York City to Chicago.
All totter mail eriftoating to er
Cowing through New York City
for point* to Florida b flown ta
JackeunviD*. Tampa er Miami.
I From Washington. D. C. —
Ad tetters originating to er mov
ing through RriMMutM, to points
Ja mineii, Wiiroaato. and Iowa
are flown from Waabtofhm to Ou
tage
All litter* originating to er mov
ing through Washington destined
tor pointi to Florida are flown
from Washington to Jackemvilk.
Tampa, or Miami.
4 Tha Airlift k m
Florida
Print*:
-
M il ft*M Florida
point*, addressed la tria ls la the
fltatea «d nilnrii aad W1seemsin.
la fleva from Jatkaeavdl*. Tam
H . «r Miami. Ftorlda, under ike
Airlift, to Orica**Mad (ram Florida petats, das
tiacd tor Waafciaftan, D. C., ar
friato la V tojale. H a r r is * Be
lirnnaa,- aad Pemmytvaala. it
Itowa (Mm JaabmeriDe, Tamp*.
M la ^ to w U to g k to L to tb y -
mmSk
tSmSTkZ
p iiK J .
1
ftriato A (torn Ywft Itoto, Mew
Jm m . m i * at New tototowd.
nz z £ r J
I* fl«rti frem Ji
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CHICAGO iP-Tbe key tn tramplanting *hn grafts — and even
whole organ* — from ore perron
to another may lie in the mechan
ism bv which man defend* himself
agslnat disease
Dr Robert A Good of th* Uni
versity of Minnesota told reporters
exidenc* auggcits that “ if ever"
•c eure i. to reeLre ihlt drcim.
it muxt find »»*'» and dieims ef
••tinVertag' at will with th* human
b.<dy's immunitv-prrslucini itstem
Hr liikrd about it after having
received the American Acadomv
of Pediatric*1 ll.o a Mc»d John-on
Awird for "eutsi«ndin; ificn’ific
ceotriNtiens to pediatric*" dur*
in; li.«
Pr f.ned < ii specifically b-m
ored for resrirrh on in "uncom
mon but not rare" disease called
■*;amm*g1<ihulinemii'’ in which
i - pii o-i , m j h, Vs “i .mma
K f j
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globuLn" — the KoM f;act.'o that protect against dneiae to oermal
c o o tiis i antibodies atainit virioua penpl* may *!»« PM1 u? a •defeai**
ducajcs Such people are highly against the receptma of Im u i from
susceptible to various kinds of in anotber pers-m
fections
Therefore, he said, it appoaro
He told the academy * Jtth an that if researcher* ever are t*
nual meeting that, to tcit a theory. | ps-rfect techniques for normal
iktn from normal people was trans trxniplantstiooi, they must find
planted to twu of these patients — is-me w it of "coutrollto. the !“•*
and the graft *haxe nftw survived mufuiy response ’*
If they do he idled I m ;h«
IS month* and 10 mnnthi respccthen be possible to trie- :.ant n t
lav e!<
Fvrtamiog to repor**n that only skm graft*, but "p*.-:s of Us
tVin transplipts from erne normal ing organa" a*, for example, a
person to another never "taVe" normal perasin donating part of hi*
tor 1 figer thin a coup!* of weeks. pm rreaa to * diabetic.
\nd tbe newly dead—inch *1
Dr tiOsri aald
••We think that the success of r - p t e killed in xccldeoU—con
the tr 10)pi iota in the c u e of the ceivably could be th* sours* of
patients suffering from this dcse.xi* entire orgini. he laid.
it due ti> the same d'ficicnrv tha
It rexponsible for the.r great sus The number of tl. S
employed e» bousch- *d
ceptibility to infection
w*jr.«*
irvent*
"In sither w ords, the u m e itr declined fr-'m 2 mill o .a 1940
m in ity tr s p u ite xshirh te n ts to to t ' i million in IPS•-
Tnst-KIti*
Round or
Club
TENDER WESTERN SLICED
CAtOt WOOD WAt o 'I,
nrH both im*J
tr tm , a* irajctsviiij five; lh« f l i t m
«
BEEF
N.Y.
ftpcidfnl ncninH **r!p a f«- •
after Cam •
mn4b.,e had hfy/i ft«1mltt*ri t** 'h* am** bo»r*itftl * nh n
trjurr.
f pa*cUliift » iH Qt Ihe child » **h irtifr i| liir.b* 41 ^ i n j> ri
11
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K IN G A N 'S
RELIABLE
Mobile Has Cock-And-Bull Slory
the Bulls Host com
MOBILE. All iv-Voh.l* had s ol ill plsc
roek-and hull story today
irmnttv
Arr,,,»r 1*1 " -d [ t t i . night into
It si] begin when the ciir commlMicoors o ld vesterdsy that iU tb# yat-l of McGtU tostltgtr s
rectors initte tbr city limits mint Catholic h!,h sebool more thin
go Too much early reaming n >!»• ft- ;r miW • from tb» racking comend « s t Im o H and bullTbe action hid hsrdly Vcn 'piny,
Jug; . A by tn tcndrrfi»it flitfoois
taken when pc'’1* hoa.Ijuartc -1 i Officers t<v>X lo the riogc today
hesrd a caller *iv "You M t n
armed *tth ih-vo n irons inJ r-p*
make like a m atsdu “
Barnyard •'' ire** •» 1 the roostEight yruing bill, hsd V.-v-cV'-.l ora »yrr ro-tmc tor the bulls.
doun a gat» and , nr AWOL from
tiie Ifaae-pa vis ra. Vmg Co
n trolm ao J. M Bsrphccd irnl
•a* bick to tbe racking plant
ready for proceniBr He killed fc.m
with two nfle abets
A second one diisppeircd to
arcs to tbe o*h*r gv-fraf* where in
dicated
I The Airlift in the l^vat BorVlf* Lines: — ocsl svrvdr* airlinocarry some m ill boieccn Humor
ous dssignated potcti on itinr
routes
Esemptos aro m il flo^ioa
through Dcnvor tor Pursngo. To
loredoi mvil from Romo sad lilil
C*. New York, tor Boston
A The Airlift on the Wost Com
A Southbound — Most firstdees mail flowing through f»sttle
aad Portland for po’n 'j tn Csli
fentis te flo-aa to either Sto FranM*c<> or-fctr-MitHM* ■ ** '
However, If enough mstl is do
vetopod at Soattlo or Ptwtlnd to
Justify a full pouch to bo diifatch
ed to eomo of the imallor Colif^r
nla air stop points — such s> San
Dlogo, Oshliod. Frotno, or Sac
ramento — then a 'Mlreet" pouch
ta flown to thos* points with lutlo
or no atopoxer.
A small amount of mill atm is
flows under the Airlift dtredly
from Ban rincuco to the San
Fraaetico to the San Joaquin Val
ley pcinir of tockton, Modctto
Merced, rrem o. Vlailia, end Be
ken field
B Northbound — Moit firstHess mail from California to
points ta Oregon. Wsihlngtan, end
British Columbia ta flown from
Caliiarafa The mail that la flown
from California is primarily flown
from the citiei of San Diego, La a
Angeles, and so Francisco.
Moat mail from Southern Calif
ornio (the Lo< Angeles ire* end
aewtiO destined lor Northern Celltonne fPen Francisco snd north)
to airlifted from Sen Pi ego or Lo»
Angeles to Sen Francisco
Among tbe n»*r no, k on
pwcui of meil carried by the Air
lift, here ere some br**Vdowna
from and through Chicego In Newr
York City, northern New Jersey.
Lneg Island and (.onnerticut, IM
million letters are airlifted on an
annual bails; from and through
New Turk City tn Illinois, Iowa,
and Wisconsin, IM million I-mcm
i n airlifted annually; from N-*wr
York City to Florida point* ai
million; from Washing) n. P r
to Illinois, lows, and Wlacoaaia,
M million
Atr lifted mail between point* tip
and down the West Coast acroimi*
for more th is UO million pieces
annually.
MORE!
B'FAST LI!.
BACON
( IA HIArt, n. t-eo tn Chile
w.th a ron^rntUliy it sioeeled
hip, tokre b**r flrrt unaMM steje
in Chicego. Some time ego. wben
’ t!»- rhild't mother heerr! th»t
Amerlc»n octhopedle rloctnre
wore mcrllng In Chile, she mn-»
ta int ihw of lie phrife-tan* He
v*.hmteereil bti remifci if Clare
w *» txrotight to Chicago The
family end rotative* oerwuetitn* ttw* rvoni»-l f ire *r»t ita
g -i w»« .-ot to the Unt'erf -letce
be trwatuxeitt. (iMentoiewuiU
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products reflects tome Iscreaae in
consumption apparently stemming
from lower price supports for these
products and action of dairy rasa
tn culling tow producing cow* ta
halt an uptrend in milk output.
There la concern in firm circles
the current big supplies and lower
prices of feed grain* may start
another rytl* of expansion In milk
and poultry production which could,
in a year or so, bnng another
downturn tn price*
Secretary Benson haa indicated
that more aggressive steps mey
be taken next year ta raid down
the total volume of farm output.
In addition to continuing rigid pro.
durtion controls of cotton, wheat,
tobacco, rice, sugar crops and pea
nuts. the government may offer
substantial payments to farmers
to retire upwards of 10 per cent
of the croptsnd from rash crops
and put into conservation prac
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Postmaster General
Announces Plans
Of Speedier Service
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T i c s A v r e r o herald
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He kmkett at the nihy. ' l i r e of
India. . . . Kite lit hell. . . . J a n e t
n y a i r i e r - h a d M u o n a a d d l e -* in
blew York. I ran< t iled all my a p
pointm ent* a nd r a m r her* with m y
r tM rr in m a k e 01 < last a p ic a l to
turn. 1 w a nted nun 10 aend the
ruby bark to Singur anunymotialy
and f i v t hims'lf up In the prolialion ofTicera in California, lait he
wouldn't do it.
"Altar that I watih-d him hop
ing J could I* on Jir >|>o( when Ire
tried lo dirp«ae ot tho ruby, Inr I
t m tur* that taaa ma pur|>oar In
•omln- to Near York. I had a wild
idea that I rrmld atep forward and
ante Iha ruby put aa Movia waa
handing It *vrr. The other nun,
whoever h* waa. would niotiatily
call Uit whole thine off when hr
trained that 1 end'd J J vl.'vjiim
IkflerwariL Then Klo.ua would l.aten to reaaorr.
‘T il hrvrr lnr*el M um i faee
wtnn he recogmied me la tlva 10Otht riot a.
"Ma turned and bolt'd for the
Fifth Ate. dour. 1 didn't Inlluw
him and I wasn't theia when he
died, brcauae I had aeen him hid*
Iha ruby on the trinket counter.
It I could c l it and tend it bark
!• M»enr anonymously, he would
•aver be rharerd with thefl nr
homicide. There taaa no other evi
dence against hint eaiept that one
damning Lhing hit ptuaraaioa of
the ruby.
"Hut Miaa fVwrra pirkrd up the
ruby, I waa giving up all h n |« .
When I beard her voice, 'Why, lle rgy, what are you doing her* V And
(remem bered th at my old atanddn,
(H arry Hone, waa now a radio p ro
ducer « t W XT7. In Kew York. . . .
• "L*m night, when I failed tn
•Mover tho ruby, X went tank to
tho hotel where I waa alaying with
My Mater- I told her alia moat
trava loo California knmrdlattly
M*d haa a fata* name mi Iha trip.
II would bo batter II ho ana knew
m * had boa* u Nay Y<qk . yhnn
Moxon di>d. 1 waa going with her
He lift'd hla eyre and aaw tha
when auddenly —Juat aa tee flmahrd ruby in Caroline'! lap HoddenJy
packing —I realis'd that Miaa th*ra waa an aulomaUc m hia
b an * nngbt have taken the ruby hand. "Mrr. l-arth, may I trouble
out of Ih* Ixii hits'll- If ah* ot HI you for that jewel? firing tt to ma
believrd it waa a Vo-rent trinket, whll* the el hue at and perfectly
aha might wtar IL II aha waa be at lit*
mg wall tied by anrnennt who had
Caroline looked atradily Into hla
killed Miianr to K>d tne ruby, aor ty ta "Why do you want it, Ur.
vvuuld be m grave ihingcr. And it halh-al? You ra n t aril It."
1 timid »«* tur again, I might be
hara couldn't bear the tight nf
able In recover lh* ruby alter all the gun lev riled at Caroline. "Hhe
and prraervo Mogona goof name (a n t walk. Have you forgotten?
by aending it hsik to klogur withexit publicity ur anything on an I'll gel it for you."
Halliwt a gun wavered Inward
nfliiial refold. The good name ol
a lather uuaiia rather a lot lo a her. away from Iha oUirra for a
frail inn ot a «c< umi - juat long
mot nr r and aoruk
T ill W h rn I aa.v Mi'! Carre enough lor Cllltord lo tireak tha
•gem I gathered from what ahe wriat with one blow and aend tha
aaid that ahe bad given Ibr ruby gun eltUicnng arnwa tha ahppery
to Mr. t'hve lo turn over to U.e floor.
"Movie training 7" aaked tiara
l-tdut tMuarruir. II 1 wautid to
nave Moaon a taltirrd reputation unpleasantly.
I muat m « Mr, Clue tonight. I
"Hardly." Mi* voire waa mild aa
cmililn t find a laxl on Madumn. I h* picked up the gun Ind held it
alart'd down a cruo* stru t Inward on Kalluat, "I wa n t in Hollywood
Kilt It, The itr n t waa dark and •luring fhe war. M unn once aavrd
empty. Half way iloiin, 1 waa moat my lire with a blow like that."
Carolina took Hara'a hand and
neatly and rffiruntly aappril tram
dn .v hi r down beanla tha a h irl
behind. *
"I lotirui him unronMioua In the chair. "DnnT carry rtghlroua in*
doorw ay of an empty hmur," added dignalitn loo far," ah* wnu|>ere<L
the rajah. "Whrn h« raine to, he ‘That * on* road lo a kmely old
recogniaed rue aa an Indian and age. Thir man la worth a hundred
we aunti tiiicuvrred we had an (jerry llotiea. One rave where tha
idrntual Inlerett in the rub) we mutation u tuort valuabl* than
both wanted it rtlurn*! to Uagur. the teal Dung."
Kor the Dot time I l- allied through
"Well nav* la esll U-« polie*
Cli(lord that it waa at Mra I a n h a now," awid the rajah.
bouia the ruhy had di*apprarrd.
"Of coiuae," Caioliht’a yo«-e had
When wr found that Mr. Clue vvaa nevrr lirea mora rn>|v "tkina,
mrf at hia horn* llna evening, I above hi* highno* tli* way to the
auggrated w* Vi-it Mra larch to telephone. Mr. Clifford, give that
gether. Krom all I had heard of gun lo Irirk and taka a look in
hrr fr.rn-lvhip with Mr. Clive, I Ur. Hallmt a porkrta Id like to
thought ahe might find him for ua know wliat he meant to do with
anil induce him to a irrrruler the that ruby. You may flrvl an indc
ruby without troubling the polka cation.
about it."
« iivr t‘»ik the gua awkwardly.
•Yml niunt have found (TlfTord
"I prefer to lx- wear- bed hy ih*
lady a few Idorka from Mim palter," raid Halluat, iiddly,
I rarer * apartment," aaid Clive
"Vim iloT" tbfliird moved to
Wliat were you dung In hrr ward him.
neighUiiliwud pul MiiriT"
*T ahail hare a great many In*
"Wall lung Ur. ttalhut. Miaa trreatlng thing* lo trll the police "
Dane had mlaltd me. Pha had told The venom in Halluat'a vmra held
me the ruhy waa loat at hia houae. Clifford a attention. "Kue n n a
I thought I might recover it if I thing -■ A* hr a|k»kr ha hinged at
kept an tye on him. I hot light of thr gun in (live a hand.
him briefly and then came m i lTitTh* ahot look them all un
ford in th* doorway, nnrotu* low aware*. Caroline'* hand tighlerw-d
I’m aur* tt waa I*r. Sallust who—" on Kara'* "Head 7"
The rajah stopped. Ptrvena waa
Clilfotd hail knelt hy th* body.
■landing in the doorway, lie epokr M* n ix and baikrd at Cliv*. "You
in hla moat romrntlorial tone, "l>r, allot him Uiroiigh Ih* heart."
BalUrnt"
*11# cam* at m* an taut." f.Tiv*
The thin tip* were aimling aa he (lmpl>r<l the gun aa it It had burned
■tnrted arru-a the hare floor to hi* finger*. Kara had never a*en
ward Caroline. Onm again Hare him look an old and etirunken and
heard that quirk, light, halting fragile. "I don’t know p u t how it
alep - dot and rnrry one.
happened. . , . Km eorry. .
8he looked at him. "It waa. you
Hie rajah ahrugged. "I don’t
who lot ked me in til* elevator."
aupi'wu- it greatly matlera ho# ha i
The etude died. II* aloud atilt, died" Homething In ata tone re
looking down at the hat* door. "I minded Kara nf hla phllnaophte tnlL Vuu t i trapped ma by my fram e of Hiva, an un-uual In •
limp, a aouvemr ot World War J. man ol Mohammedan larth. , , ,
Xt uni) n u n in damp wiathcr.1* 1
f 7* II* Cowl lowed I
S tu d e n ts Start O n Big Trip
HRADKNTON, Oct. I (•V-Thlrfy' here fi# a aimllar vl.lt,
Bludanta at Maflitre County High 1’atiJ Uavli, M anjlre prlnrl^al,
School atnka oul ’Hiuraday on »n* aaid Ihii tv Hi* only arhoul in
• f tha big advraturci of Uitlr Honda with a at intent earhungc.
young Jlvea—to tea lor Ihrmielvet Thii ia th* fourth year Manalrr
now Uteir tounlerparti in Mahu hai participated, pailnriuig In pr*lira.
| v U i yeatt with Newton. Itavi.,
The youngiten ar* titrhing on Arlington llighti, 111., and War•o all Iha warm rKilhr* they ran wlrk. R.t.
R l . borrow or buy fur their trip
liavu (ot Inlrio led fiecait** he
a i aarhariga atudrnta to Idaho, waa a friend of Ih* N’pwton prtnrlFall.. Idaho.
pal. Dr. Raymond (iirrn Credited
Ttirj1 l*avf by train to .** the with pionming Ihia program 13
gighta of Idaho and attend tla- ■* yrati ago Dr. tiicrn, reined, now
and othrr icbool actlvillaa iu Idaho tivra nu nrailty Anna Xluria Idund.
Fall*
High among Ih* henrfili, Davii
Theg aomtlimf during fh* » lo .aid, ii Ihr evperiejne of mcpling
i r , pt'diihly in February, 30 itu- amt living with prop!* of another
dent* from Idaho Kalla will comp tpctiun of ihe country, udrn with
It
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different vocial and rcliginu hark
gniundt The rvrhangr tludenl<
live In Ih* hotnn of Ihrir exchange
partner..
Ihr vitita aim air valuable aludlea In .octal arirncr, geography
and hidoriral barkgiound, Davii
v»rnl on.
Thl* year th* Florida aludrnlt
will . K i t W r . t Yrllow.tan* Dark,
at tend a fr.tival marking th* end
of t h r I k ci hiriM t and lour farm*
a n (htulu.lrie* In’and aimind I laho
Kalli. They will ba away fur Xfl
day a.
Tha Idaho young.Irn will tn*|iccl Honda rilrui grovel, plant*
and ahlpping hou.ra, arr Mir braghra, Illnglini glrrui nradcjuarlrr*.
Still another hrnrfit D Irachlng
Ihr atudrntg la «*rn Ihrir own
money,
Tho.# i r re pled far thr exchange
mud agrr* lo provldr StOO rarh
through prr.onii effort. Thry arr
named m Ihr apnng and uauklly
earn thr money during thr tu n mrr. Th* rrd it ral.rd by « •
change atudrnli and parrnt. work
ing logrlhrr In auch proircta aa
arnptlnn drive., barbrrun, aril*
ntmmaga *alr., ntagannr
ubing polt drink, at athletic contrata.
Thr Idaho trip, tha farthrvl attrniplrd yet. Will cod about M.000.
Tha party ia dividret equally be(wren boy* and girl*. Th* faculty
decide* on applicant* on tho bad*
of character, ability to gat along
with prop!# and achoiidlr (land
ing high enough to m in irhool for
the trip Kvrn »o. thr itmtantg muit
gat up tht.r work in adraara for
Um period at tha trip.
Another requirement h that,parrnta ot u r h itudrnt mud agree
la arcoaimodala a viaitiag atii
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rare Agreemenls
Reported Following
Three-Week Meet
M c C lo y _
CHAPTCT *nVKNTT NINH
CLIVK nil in sharply on « nf
iflorJa alory. “Just what no you
(Want * ,tn lit* rauy 7**
Cl.(fold ■ |ar* tolirrnl "(W on
•th<* war. fclnxnn m aincl m> ai*t*r.
K n him m my nrporw*. Mr tin)
J were in Uir war tftsrtjirr."
"My m t<r luund out ai<out the
rutty a lew month* agrx Hfi* told
n r . Ilr wuulitn l gne it up aiul I
couldn't turn mm over to tbr polirr
'because oh* nad already had ail
ah* could take when hr waa ar
i f ted |ur i m k u l.n |. When hr
jjuir.ped hla parole. I hue* the po
ll t» would ratih up wtlh him *«nn• l or later and m d i# in rtal
troiitde it they louhd the ruhy on
Film. It wasn't pud theft. Ilia ro
Jillut was killed *n'H ha look oft
ft<>m Mosul with that ruhy arid
homicide in tli* conimisdun at a
ilrli.ny la minder."
A
HAMY I HOtT, an Oregon former, pfc-ei wllli tbrl fh wil alrx>< rt on a “ifrr-rtm" of departure Shown
right Korean nrphana ha bai adapted and will ii.rn with the . iartid lloil f imlly la Mlu Kather-na
twk* bar k home In live In hi* “nee bi» hou c" In'Co., n . a nur-e. w .t will UVe rare nf the children
I re-«wrll. To a-tur* bit *'fxml!-" of a prifret rn u r p >t fi,.m K'*re* to Iteir new home In
Jtomccorrung, Molt recently look tni thtldicn lo tlio Iho United bUlcj.
(fi-ternatuinai Juundphoioj
Main Points In P o t s d a m Talks
WASHINGTON r — “ You never
aaw .urh pig hr a ted peuplr a* air
tho Ruaiiani. I hope I never h*vr
to hold anothr contcrent* with
them —
but, of cour.r. I wili.M
Tli* year wai 1913. Thr place
wa« Kut-dam. In thy heart of tun
ttuerrd Urrmany. Tfir writer, ad
dirv.ing him.elt to hi* mulhrr amt
aider, war Harry S. Truman, then
new a. prrMdrnl nf Ihr Cnilrd
Slate. Hr wai thoroughly fed up
wllh hi. fird llig Three eonfeirn cr and wanlrd to go hum*
Truman’* “ Dear Mama and
Mary” letter )■ Included in Ih*
ta in t mdallmrnl nl hi* memoir,
publidird tn Iota Magazine. Thr
former prrddrnl make, thr.* main
point* about hi. I'ot.Ham tatka with
Soviet Premier Matin and Rritain'.
Win.tun Churchill and Clrmrnl
Atllre. who replaced Churchill a.
Prime minlder in mitlconference
t. The only arerrt
agreement
rvarhed wat a plrdga hy Slalln
that Ihe Ru.ilani anon wnuld enter
Ih* war again.! Japan. Thry had
pi nmiled to d<> *o earlier lhat year
at Yalta and Truman lay* Ameri
ran mdllarv lead*r« were “ mod
anxiou.” In hava them rarry out
their promiir,
I. Ruf.ia wanlrd a formal, pub
lie invitatm* Irnm the t'arific Allir* to Jiiin th* war but Truman
wouldn't agree He rail* the Soviet
bM “ a cynical diplomatic mo.a*'
In rlaim rrvdil for winning th*
Japanese war, amt derlarn f “ I
wai not willing to let Rttaca reap
Ih* frail* of a lung biller and
gallant effort' In which ah* had
no part.”
3. Th* "m ud biller'* debate nf
Ihe ronfrrtnr* com* over th .till
aalrllltr counlrte*. Truman rclalri
Churchill complained of Rua.ia'a
building an "iron fence” around
Ita puppet etatrv and lhat Stalm
mapped back: “ All fairy talri."
4 Stalin wanted the aliape of the
pod* ar world determined aolety
by the Soviet Union Rrdaln and
th* United Stair*, while Truman
inildrd all nation, hr given a
vroU* Uttough th* tlien-lorming
UN
S. Tha Soviet leader wanted
Germany dripped of nio.t Indu.try
arguing that “ Germany wai a
dangaroua bualnait rival . . . un
le u w* kept her on her kneel.”
Thl* wai tha line of argument than
being advanced by Henry Morganthau Jr., whoi* rreignattnn aa a«eretary bf the Trea.ury Truman nfrented ahorily belore leaving for
roU dim . In an earlier InitiUment
nf hli memoir* Tmman told of
turning thumb* down on the Morchanga youngiter aa a membar of
tha family.
School official* here get a lot of
inquirlef about tor plan *ud it may
ipreed to other H onda achoola.
Clearwater followed Ihe program
for tire year* but dropped it thl*
year. Among Ihoao inlereated now
ia Bartow.
genlhku plan which contemplated cr.’d at one time to walk out of
reducing Germany to an agricul lh* c-inlcrente. Ilr aaya Stalin'!
tural alalv.
react loo tvai In laugh and iay he’d
On lh# pcnonal level Truman lik* to go home, loo.
found Stalin pUu* anJ likrvbla,
with a “ wry humor,” but deter
FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES
mined to rhang* tlte aul.jrU any!
time anybody alia mentioned an I L.\S VEGAS, Nev. ip—The thre*
In.tantv “ where th* RuMlam had milliun-dvllar Moulin Rouge, only
.lolrn the callln and diapj.cd ot inlerraclil h.-t. I and ra.ino here,
the body.”
hat Iwrn padlocked -became of
Truman lay* he becam* *o fid ’ imiunling financial trouble..” It
lip with ''healing around fhc hu.h," j* th* third La. Vega. hot. I known
at he pt.l, ||. by tv-lh the Hritlih tu have undergone financial difli
and the ftti-Mani that he threat cullira In recent month*.
MIAMI BEACH C -F a re . for
flr.t f la t, international air travel,
except among emmtriei of Die
We.iein Heml.phere, would be
hiked about to per cent under an
agreement voted by th* world’s
major airline.,
Tourlrt elate fare* would remain
at about the p ro m t level.
The agreements on fare* and
ether m atter, followed a threewrek me.ting of th* Inlrraaltonat
Air Tran.purt A»«n '* traffic ron
ferenee Delegate, from 7t airline,
in to countric attended and the
agreement!
were
announced
Sunday.
Hugh R vfyln.
m m . pointed oul
agreement, would be effective un
til approved hy gu. rrnmentx of alt
miyrevtcd nation. Spnkrimen hope
to recute the approval by April
HC6.
f a r e , on all dumertic airline,
ar* exempt from the agreement*
a. are fare* for air travel between countries of North and
South America,
Other chaoses adopted by the
airline* included:
1. Rate* on general air carta
will he increw-ed slightly in mmr
area* hut .ub.tantially lower
charge, for hulk shipment! nf cer
tain commodities will he contin
ued.
3 Fare, and rate, for new route,
between Lump* and the Far Kart
over I'olar region., starting In the
fall of 1936. have been brought
under the worldwide pattern of
agreement.
3. Special olt iea.on family fare*
over the North Atlantic, .rtieduied
to start Nov t, will hr offered
again during Ihe I9.VJ-3T season.
4. A new and um plrr cargo rat
ing system over tne kry North
Atlantic route will, be extended
until Dee, 31. ItUfl, with no radical
changes.
Main, general traffic manager
ol Canadian Pacific Air Line*,
Vanruuvci, H i'., said the airlines,
made a number of changes In their
tariffs and other rnm m rrrial pro
cedure.. aimed at tutting costs ot
selling and handling and to In
crease revenue without railing
price*.
Michigan has 3flrAM mile* af
airenms about half ot which are
trout water*.
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r ACCOM OUIDID MlVllllS ar* turned out ill ToeioB, Art*., M aaaemMere work (lop) willi watch-likc prerblon on tha dctlcwU ronrtruc
tion In foreground, rivet hole* are driven to th* magnealum ibcll {
of a future falcon. At bottom, th* completed m lntln await ahtpment
tn the A<r Force. VUlhte ar* th* four major arctlonr the note; th*
forward ae.Don: tha renter aertinn with ataliilizreaattarhed, and tha
tot* piece. Tha lira-pound nturtle Is tig fart tong.
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In the shooting of an attractIvo
divorcee. Mrs- Mary Dem.vrrrt,
13, by hia estranged wife. V t - ,
g-iret (bottom), 33. Mrs- MUIer,
mother of three. Is rharged witrv
*i.r-sult wilh Intent to kill in th*
(hooting which resulted from a
quarrel Over her husband's af- —
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— Mr*. J im r t
William Winsor. 21-year-old brida
nf 10 days, lay injured on a Hagerstown. M d. street for half an hour.,
last week alter an automobile ac
cident.
An ambulance crew finally ar- ( j
rived, explaining it hid Jurt re
turned from ■ false alarm. Prank
sters had summoned tha ambu
lance to a highway out of b in,
leaving a catsup-spaltered dummy
at the designated aput.
Mrs. \Yin*or was taken to Wash
Comedienne Gives ington
County Hoipital, then trans
ferred to University Hospital in
Up N B C Contract1 Baltimore for treatment of hearf
NEW YORK IF—-Imogen* Coca, injuries.
th* comedienne who mad* a sensa She died tn the Baltimore hos- M
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tional television sucres! as Sid pita! Monday.
Caesar's at.ltkick. has volA.itartly
given up a multi million dollar rou
tract with NRc following failure
Legal Notice
of her own indi.ldia! program last
Ik t iih l in n i t c m H t. v iv r ii
year.
J in iii.i.
i t i n i i t *«o* n o .
Her contract wilh the neiwork' M i n t i \ » m i v i m a i u i v m h
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guaranteed her. a minimum ol I* ii. ADOPTION n r xi> .
ttou.inu a year and still had nine W ' l l . I . l A VI J A U I H U YAO N
t
in
im
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year* to ran. La.I year *lie re irr a t *:m ni taiisa
r r u n : i n a Tn:
ceived about 1300.000.
JAMS’* It in IKIN »
a pt*e*
pi r n l S i M S l< u n k n o w i
NBC pleaded with h rr not to
A e w e r * r - t l . i - a l a . la # e
*sa
e*sa
relinquish the contract, even though f li n t lx iu * s " lr- -j i . f o u r . In a a j
r It- m ln n la C a n n ir . In . ’1»an(-sfv,
ahe has not been appearing m. fu
w lir r a iu * 0 4 w h a i- U y O s t liio n - r a .
any program this season.
n t lY
A I .I .K N
n t .A i'S H lT H n , J l l ,
•
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T i . l t h i ' < •!*'. a " h I * a d a p t v v n . .
“ I told them I already had t . i v t l J D l l J t t i l' e n V a m ln - r ,
l i * - ' p r a t a wla a r * ( • ra is ro a x d re thought tt o .e r thoroughly, amt (l jn
lt a >nu
a- a » 4
a p |t - s r lit
simply .wished lo have mv free -aid . ‘ <iuri a i, i r * t l ' l d s t n t C V In U
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was believed Ihe deaths (his year y i -W’r 'lT- JIJe
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CLASSIFIED ADS
REASONABLE 3 Bedroom
iTwa
Houia, Lake Mary. Modern.
Owner mmt sell or rent. Now
SERVEL
Refrigerator
rented for (71. per month. O il
WESTINGHOUSE Refrig.
1U0-J-3.
Bagnriy
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"Two room*. 833. i l l Park.
.FOUR ROOM Unfurnished Apart
meat, with yard. Water lactuded Naw paint and Tile. (41.oo
per menth. Phone 283.
NICELY fuml.hed fiaraw Apart
ment. 1911 Sanford Ave., or
Phono l o o ____ ____
___
F a rm L an d F o r
f t Arrea Tiled Land on Weat Side.
•Ja'l 133-J after 8:30 p. m
ITCW 1 Bedroom Home. Available
November 13. rhone ana.
FURNISHED Three Room Apt.
with both, Screened porch. Cara |e . (U Farit or Phone 1131-R-f.
TWO Bedroom Apt. Cloje In
Reasonable rent. Phone 781-W.
FURNISHED three rooms end
bath. 1901 Maple Ave. Phone
1111, A uernlo, 800 Tark.
THREE Room completely furnish
e d Apt- Phono 2392. 317 Palmetto.
THREE Bedroom llnuie. Kitchen
equipped. 2901 french Ave.
NICE three room furnished A pt
2100 Mlllonville.
FURNISHED Apt. Adult*. Ph. 1I1S
GARAGE ApL 113 W. till Street.
CAN FRONT Aparttooth AUuUg. Dayr u . Call Mrs. Hut2374-W
J V ilIrta ^ J l
It wfli pay YOU te see US before
you buy. Open Evenings and
Sundays.
Raslaide Trader Saleu,
Palalfca, Fla.
FOR SALE —Will sacrifice equity
on 1931 Ford 2-door sedan. Lx
cri.eni condition. Call 1943-J.
alter t p. m.
31. Hawtitan
(iwj
25. Mmut
21 Exist
33. t-srge
overstutled
foot»t ools
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BABY BED a a i J |
lent eoodflloa
G A T L IN B R O T H E R S
snd^Luildnw r Service
Also many motors torn down for
used parts. Rrasonatife.
2 9 - ELECTRICAL
M . It. II*»! Nil inti*
t :« lia P ah*«tM»9p
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A. K. ROSSETTKR. Florist
Phona 212
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UNDER TRE4TM7:N“f
tIPUailCAN 7i.itioiLil Ouinrvtn
lannxrd W. H.vll toilt newsmen
In Wcvhlnatnf) that the illness nf
1’rrslilcnt yjarnhowrr will rw>t
eh»nre plans to hold the GOP
rnnvtntmn tn !.an Frxnetaes.
next Auguit. Kali atm said tie
had conferred with Vice (‘resi
dent Rh-hanl M. Nison on aerangrnw-nl.* foe suhstitulra tn nil
Nlinu's rurrent speaking engagemenU.
ffuleeweltowetyi
INSTRUCTION
MODERN PIANO COURSE
Personal Instruction at your home
by Harry Wester. P. O. Box
3: t .Sanford. Fla.
Asphalt Paving
Drive- Wrxh, Parking
Aren.'. A|i|iriuichffl,
Kir. I'rrr Kntimalrx.
Phone
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fttfWM Tim*
r*p lAiiM ogif
H i t Club
K«««
Buenos Aire, said the question of
the newspapers senad hv former
President peron has been turned
over In the ministnas of interior
and justice.
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der con.iderslion.
A rnevssgr signed hv Richard*
A. Alirondo of Lmardi's nffica in
Fla. rksae 4131 ar
HO W after 8 p m.
Ok Sale While They Lasf*
New m i Model EVINRl D U
111. LIGHTWIN. (Sold Out)
7»v II. FLEETW’lN,
HOUSE CLEANING — Windows,
Walls, Floor*, Ph. D. C. Caldwell. 1149-J.
* Ik
* !•
NFWSPUPKR8 MAY RR
RETURNED
7.URK1I, Swititiland tri - The
Intrrnaiional Press Institute re
ported today It has been advised
by thr olfire- of Argentine provi
sional I’rexident l.jn ir li that lha
! rclm n of Aiitrnlina's independent
nr,«.piperv to Iheir owners is un
aai
nnaT uai
A little spate like this will gut
message M
b^arejmr^m
your mratagt
m
L
D e m o n slra tn r....................IUM30
t t u 10,000 veedara. 1
IS H. FASTWIN Sale _ . . $319 30
Ib U & B L
13 If. _ "
Demonstrator
(295
Bay. U
25 H BIGTW1N- (Sold Out)
m - OFFICE MU
23 IL Else. Starting
BICYCLE PAINTING
Big TWin
................ ||g ] so
(terage
^ u n U until
M C X-Maa
-^ H
Tywewrltaca, add
D FJee Demonstrator
(429
8a laa-R« tom, a u
rOM
PLT^E
OUTFIT
SPECIALS
Thai
(18 E. 4th IL
Phenn 3434
Glass. Aluminum or Mahogany
Boato,
BRAIlUTY PAELOM -M
Gator traGeri. Several models
wjjR, Froa
lA lu u tm i
«< «**d boata A trailer, on
Iteaaty Noek
kaad. priced reasonable.
RvRk
Hive
103 So. Oak Avn.
Excel.
871
A.
On.
483-W.
Homes
USED
CAM AND CABBY
B. Home, I BR, Dinette Tnbtos ...................(4.
■mall lb ‘
............... TJ
mS w!
ACROSS
DOWN
1. Covered
1. txiralion
with alonrt
2 Areas of
8. ClrslM
ground, as
11, Weird
(or battleILN ebruka
nelda
city
3 Bay window*
4. River
13. External
seed
in A(tica
3 AiTitnvativa
rovenngs
II. English
reply
estate
4 Native
o( Rone
13. Woody
perennial
T. Win* cup
14 Sun r«d
*. Rslionai
17. Greek tetter V. Unit of
IS. Man s
illumination
nickname
10. Girl s name
(9. Terminal
14. Knock
7 art of arm 19. Torrid
2t. Greek letter Si). Flat22 Cut off.
bottomed
as the tops
taat with
53. Greek com
Itaring sidra
o c D fin
sr
LO W K L L E .
its .
D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D
>an
uveath
1933 POWERGLIDE BelAir Chev
rolet.goo.1 condition-rea-nnahlr.
21. Chirr ><
' 4 . Begone!
W.ll accept trade-in, 1P6 Ava
57.1’eel
nv*r
cado Ave,
29, ttovine
*. Melody
animal
IU. Pa.niul
CHEVROLET 195*, l>ow nuleage.
In 71. S. % Herald
spot
31e A
one o«ner. Will consider trade
large
41. Kill
RED-l-MIX CONKRKTE
in Cal! 1287-R, after 4 30 p. ni.
BABY Sitting. (f» E. Mh.Sl.
Mvacle Coocret# Co.
weight
43■Jcllvliko
309 Elm Ave.
Phone 1333 iuuriwrrr orrtMmnv»Tuta u 1931 MODEL A. Looks good, runs
material
31. tmgoc*t Good tires. (1(3. 2(30
II. ,v rotating
ri<*
Orange
Ave.
• 1 V A R IE T IE S P A N E L IN G SAI.E—Filling Slallon. Phone 3 I 0 ||
pier#
lurntv
Native sad Foreign Woods.
(Mrch.l
33. lute loses
IIAUTOM
OBILE
BROKER.*
11
SPECIAL
SERVICER
—I
See Them At
27. neginning
Sherman Canerete Pipe Cm
29. Island
CARS
i 7 ” i>
• T T T •) •o
Out m oat 13th SL
Phone 9488
» T g . 1h o i 5g m “^
off Greers
'
■OUGHT SOU) TRADED
%
30.
Ervpuan
Ray
Heel's
Uaen
Caro
QUICK CASH for Furniture. Add
ll
ii
rod less
(aatard Ave. * Uth SL
ing Machlnaa, Typewriters. Out
31
Plaything
board Motors. Boats. Super
35 Music note
Trading P ost One mile South
11 -M aters/aroU /T reH ero— 81
FHA
H
9,
33. r*ek away
00 17-82. Phone 2212-It.
■4
*
(3. Board of
CLEARANCE BALE
e-dnanre
HEATING
l»U i:\IN R C D E8 and
1*1
if
<xhfcr )
Floor Furnaces and Circulators
USED MOTORS
'
CaecrtU Ca.
34. Resort
B. A POPE CO* INC.
•*1H
H
P.
hEA-IUNG.
fl l
rhone 24M good condition
5il i* 4t> 3*8
39 Ahrld
209 (tenth Park Ave. Pbane ISM Out Want txh
.. . . 128.30
%
40. Man s
1. II. I’. EV1NRUDE.
FUK)R sanding and flaiahing 1. runs
ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS
V)
nickname
like a top and beats
QuafuF.
waamg.
tervaag
Semi
%
Paint ......................... (2 30 Gal.
(21JO
• post)
------- *-------- 18IL H. M rowing .
T -S hirts......................... 41c Each
3.4 H. P SCOrr-ATWATER.
Jo
ji
Ji
47 Freight
try.
310 banford Ava
rhone 1221
like naw .
..
(59.(3
41 Found on
i
II.
P
8COTT-ATWATER,
ENVELOPES, letterheads *uteJ!
tropical
V*
m etal R o o n n a
.......................... (M30
islands
New to Stock. (-V Crimp —1%" »eeU . tn r o lm . hand bills, and 3 rrllnuhed
,
'
■
II. JOHNSON,
,43 An airy,
Jx. %
ii ji
i*j
Very loud condition . . . . 193.to
prankish
3 H. S&A-BKE ............... (31.50
iid
rr>nt
kermaa O a iw ii PIpG O k
3T
3 H. P. JOHNSON............... (7 imm
«(hakeOut Wan Utk SL
Phone MM
8.4 EV1NRUDK .............. 130 00
h are)
Jo
-15
I HORSE WIZARD .......... 343 00
■ED-1-MU COMKRCn
49. Srhvre
7H
H.
ELGIN
—runs
good.
Mtrade Concrete Co.
of action
repainted, only ............... 330.00
rr
Pkooe 1331
JO# him Ave.
47. Rirorduckg
7W MERCl.'RY.
£
No
Bottom
Cal..............
(113
00
48. UnUdy
YOU CANT BEAT THU!
tO-iL
74k FIRESTONE — Like new A
M m fB a a m
Beautiful Bookcase Bed. Large
•taat at
...........
(89 93
Double Dresser. Beveled M inor.
10 H. JOHNSON.
Limlttd time ONLY
with gear shift, tank
(t;3 m
1Jit INKIT .IgaWICK
P. M. CAMPBELL
10 If. Lightning MERCURY I12T93
KCHOLft BIDDING CO.
12 If. SEA-BEE
• Warn and
One
SMAI.I. BLACK AND WHITE long
Very good condiljon . . . . (129.93
haind ''of. (Tty License No. 97.
Dry
IMI ,14 II. SCOTT-ATWATER
If found please call 32I-W.
% * » * ah •
on
Compleia with Remote conChild's pet.
trol Boa and control cable—
oalr
(139.93
Dry Cleaning
W. 1. KING
w rn R itim
in r R io M
\|sa»i*#
ITIRIRfk
* * I OcImfIc RtRsrt
I ^ llltlrr
RADIO
rent
DOWNSTAIRS furniahed apart.
RK>nt. 701 Palmetto. Phone 823.J .
W ill
S'8V»*R,8ltll*Ffr*ltl
joh* r * ? n «w*
• I t Ar* I'BX.B
PUBLIC AUCTION
FURNISHED a Bedroom Apt.
auo S R o o m Cotuge. Phono
♦31 W. ___________ ________
2~R(>om* and bath. Tbooc 2M3-W.
NICE BEDROOM. Private *nranee and bath. Thooe 3QZ)-W
A k C K io iraL B
<W
w. k . - a a r m a m
Realtor — General Insurance
Gertrude E Dtegfelder Aaaedete Every Saturday Night — 7 I’. M.
Phene 1122
i l l N. Park Ave. Farmeri Auction Market Building.
All marchandite sold tn highest
bidder, regsrdleit of price. Con
signet*
and Dealers Invited. We
C. A . W H1DDON, SR .
Ign
mil buy anythin W'allire and
Reg. Real Ratal* Broker
hnnr 2120.It.
Walker Auction
V. E. DOUGLAS. ASSOCIATE
fits s. Park
Pk. m
Used turnlture. appliances, toots,
ate. Bought.sold. Larry's M art
Ml Baa* 1st St Pkooe 1131
Adrogtiatn o n rtqueated to no
S l
lily the Want-Ad Department im
Pkooe
1129
A.
B.
PeUraoa.Broher
mediately of any error* la their
ad*, a i The Sinlord Herald will be Aaeeetataa . A. B. Psts m a Jr.. Highest CASH. TRADE-IN prl
P. J . Chcatenon. Garfield Wil
ipoeilble fair only one Incorrect
paid for mod furniture Call SS8.
letts. John Malack, R, W. WUFcrttoa.
Wilson-Malar Furniture Co. (11
Ila mi. A. C. Doodeey, Land SurE ^ S L
HELP WANTED
19
10
The Want Ad Department la
open from 8:30 a. m. until 8:30 p.
RAYMOND
M.
BALL.
GAS Stition Attendant Steady
m. <aeh buiineaa day except Sat
O. M. HARRISON, BROKER
employment. Preferably over 33
urday afternoon. Deadline for
S. D. Hlchleymsn, Associate
years old. Phone 91(4
weekday Iniertiona la 8:00 p. m. IM South Park Ava
Pkooe me
the day preceding publication.
ISA HELP WANTED (female) ISA
*1,000. DOWN
"LADIES — The big Christmas
NEW 3 Bedroom Masonry Home,
Serson means big profits for
ready
lor
Immediate
possession,
Avon Representatives. Me train
tfcLAKA APARTKW rn: rooeu.
ln.-itrd just off West 1st St. on
you. Mrs. Juanita Russell, P. O.
private batha. It* W. f J d 8L
Grapeviue Road. Price of (9.900
Box 973. Orlando ”
includes Rlmds. Healer and
BEAUTY
Operalor. Guaranteed
Water
Heater.
City
Water.
No
R o n * w jy
h*
Salary. Eva Best Beauty Shop,
loan dosing costa. Owner will
Day. W e e k j r _ » * 5 > - .
101 E. 2nd St.
finance.
SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS
FURNISHED APTS.
experienced and learners.
Seminole Realty Both
•03 Wait lit. Or CaU at rum iWomen wanted for both day and
w
.
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T.
W.
W
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Fei
learners will be trained In free
at Banana Lake. 30' a *no\ A
ivy w.
vocational school 40 hour week.
gong investment. Phone 1S2A-J-3.
Pleasant working conditions in
■EE Seminole Realty for Desir
modern plant Paid vacation and
LAKE FRONT LOTS
able Home* and Apia. Phone IT. On Urge
holidays. Free hospiisliration
lake, US’ x Mo'. Hard
Insurance. A p p l y Brookfield
road, electricity. Phone. Mail
FURNISHED AoartmenL MO Park
Mills. W North Elm.
and Taper delivery. (1,230. 8
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701
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than rent. Phone Orlando 3-2)18.
Court. South City llmlla 1110*
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quality, but nthar practical
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2 Qualify For City Commissioner
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A DAVID M. GATCHEL SIGNS paper* la City Clerk H. N. Payer*
afflc* to qualify ai candidate for City Commit*Ion. (l'hota by
Jameaon)
Gatchel Announces
Candidacy Today
Economic Value
Of Public Health
To Be Discussed
David hi. Gatchel, local budneaiman, qualified tciday aa a
candidate for the City Cora mi
xtion ntbjecl to the City election
of Nov. I. IMS.
Gatchel wax born and ralaed In
Sanford and educated In the Public
Schorl* of Seminole County: grad
uating from Seminole High School
in 1041. lie attended Clemion Col
lege, Clentaon, S. C. prior to en
tering the Air Corpa in IMS. Ho
aervtd a* a pilot in the Air Corpa
unUI IMTf Including aervlce la the
Panama Canal Zone.
Gatchel later complated Ms edu
cation i t Stataou Ualvanity,* re*
cclvlng the BSBA degree In Bullneti Admlniatration la l»40.
After hit graduation from Stetton Unlveraity, Gatchrl waa made
Commanding Officer of Company
1, Florida Natiooal Guard and
aerved In tbo aama capacity from
1440 until 19SS.
la announcing hi* candidacy
today, Gatchel aaid: "I have apent
my entire life in Sanford and have
■een Hi progreaa and development; particularly ainre the end
of World War II, and genuinely
feci that I would like to partici
pate In the continued prngrrti and
growth of our city. I retpcctfully
•ubmlt tny candidacy to the peo
ple of Sanford In (he hope that
they will afford me tha opportuni
ty to contribute mp beat effort*
at oo* of their City Commlailooen.
"A* a buaineiiman and home
owner having Inverted my future
in Sanford, I feel that nil of Sanfori'a future depend* on our city
government being operated effi
ciently and economically and earneaUy aJlcH your aatiiunce in
advancing the*# quail tic a that are
ao necessary for aound govern-
. _ _ ■■■-....... value of public
#M uM i la Um aUto's continued
grow* and protpcrlty will be
■Mphaatood at the annual merlin*
<4 Um rvaida Public Health Aaaotialiou to DayiJca Stack Octo
ber »-Z2. taid Dr. Tarry Byrd,
gem bole County Health Officer
who will attend.
Dr. Byrd aeid yeatarday that
Mia mrabera of hit itaff will all
probably attend aome portion of
.the m ectb| which pertalna to the
•particular woch performed by Um
member attandtag.
Theme tor Um annual aaaambty
of jubUe health workera form ail
ever the elate will be "Publie
Ileal b — One of the Keye to Fabuioua Florida," aaya John If. Mulrennan, aiaoclation preildcnt, of
Jacksonville.
Keynote apeakcr fur the sclentl
fle and educational letiloni wit]
—be Harold Colee of Jackaonvllle,
•executive vice preaident of the
Florida State Chamber of Com
merce. He la achcduled to apeak
oo "The Market Value of Good
Health*
Aleo acheduled to apeak la Dr.
Otia Anderaon of Wnahbgtoa,
D. C., militant iur*voo general
and chief of the U. I. Public
Health Bureau of State Servlrei
la Um Department of Health. Edu4 *atlon and WeUare.
# Mora than 300 doctor*, nortet.
ranltxrlan*, clerks, and apeclallata
Gatchel la the manager and coIn the publie health Held are ex
pected to attend Um aeaalona owner of the Central Florida
Headquarter* will be In the Day- Quick Freeze and Storage Oo.,
401 W. 13th St., with hla mother,
ton* Plan Hotel.
Mr*. Form* Gatchel, and hla
brother, F. Stewart Gatchel prin
cipal of Oviedo School.
Sentences Upheld
Gatchrl and hU wife. Patty, own
their own home and rttida at 410
or 4 Fanatics
Wait lHh St.
H* la a member of the Kiwani*
WASHINGTON (A - The U. S.
Court of Appcali today upheld the Club, Seminob County Chamber
conviction and prlxon sentences of Commerce, U. A Army Reaervgiven .our Puerto Rlean fanatic* •a. Flnt Baptiat Church and
for afeooUng up the Houi* of Rap- Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity.
rearntatlves March 1, 1M4. Five
lawmaker* were wounded, but aU
/
In a unanlmona deeliion. the
cen t rejected aU point* railed by
court-appointed eounael tor tha
'P u erto Rican* and commented:
F “TVdr guilt waa clear and their
canvtctbea muat aland."
The court specifically upheld O.
A Dtatriet Judge Aluaoder Holt*.
ofFe rufkual to order a payehlatrtc
examination to determlna Um
Puerto Rican*’ mental competen
cy to atand trial and bin refusal to
anbnUt to the jury Ula quratlon
whacker Um defendant* were aana
thay fired their pUtols Into
crowded Hour* chamber.
Puerto Rican men re' ,
w s t o N i cf B j t i r i
and Ltotfa Lthrun, «ho
W M jM r badm. ruc*lvud^*|Mh
Board Is Urged
To Attend Session
A meeting of Um Board of Di
rector* of the Seminole County
Tttberculoaii and Health AaaociaUoa will be held Monday night,
Oct. IT, In the Oommlaalonen
Room ai 4ba guiard City Hall
at • p. nt.
The meeting la elated to be an
Important one for Um local organ!tatioo and offlclxla urge a full
attendance of Um Board for a dieeunloo of tbo buxlaeaa matter* to
com* before ft.
ATOBIC WAA CAME
STUTTGART, Germany « More than m jm Imeairaa and
French EgMtof men waned aa
atamk war s u m to fe a t Oermany today aa bat NATO's atmtaay abac the beaCW taia.
Marguerite Graham
Speech Consultant,
Attending Parley
Mr*. Marguerite G r a h a m ,
•perch consultant for Seminole
Countv School! left today to at
tend the Eighth Annual Confer
ence oo Florida'! Handicapped
Children.
Mr*. Graham laid that admlnlstratora throughout the Hate art
.expected to attend Uw ronferene
where they will hear Dr. Lloyd M.
Dunn, widely known authority on
training of teachen of handicapp
ed children.
The conference la being held at
Daytona Beach beginning today
and continuing through Um 1Mb.
Dr. Dunn, Mr*. Graham laid,
will art a* diicuitlon leader of
the latere it Group oo Training
and Recruitment.
Dr. Dunn, who la coordinator of
Special Education at Georg* Pea
body College In Nithvllle, Term.,
la periorally familiar with the
probe mi confronting admtnlatrator* In the field of handicapped
thlldren, having taught acbool tor
tight year*.
Other* to be heard during the
three- day conference, Mr*. Gra
ham aald. arc: Mr*. Ellen A.
Thiel, Coordinator of Special Edu
cation at the Unlveraity of Utah,
who ti an authority on orthopedic
and neuroloblc Impairment*; Dr.
Richard M. Flower, Supervisor at
Speech and Hearing Therapy at
Um Cleveland Hearing and Speech
Center; Dr. Harry V. Bice, widely
known authority on cerebral palay
and who aervea aa New J tm y
State Consultant oo Psychological
Problems for erippkd children;
and Arthur S. HUL national Edu
cational Director of United Cere
bral Palsy and authority on spe
cial aducatioa.
Juan,. E fiP w o n 's
Treasures Put
On Public Display
BUENOS AIRES tfl -Aome of
Juan and Eva Peron'a wealth—
enough jewels, clotbaa and art
treaiurea for a klng-slie rummage
aalw—was put on public display
her* today by the proviilonal gov
ernmant.
Value! at more than 8W million
dollars by authoritie*, the former
dictator's riches ware ihown to
newsmen In a preview lait night
at hla former retldance In iuburban Palermo. Moat of them were
In a itrong room whose door
could b# opened only by prnaing
a sccrvt button.
Official* said the treaseree had
been found In Peron'a various
hom** locked In eight atrongbonea
which had to be opened with
blow torches.
Alio on display were aome 4M
dretaei, 000 hats were a great num
ber of purse* and shoe* aaid to
have belonged to tha format- Pres
ident'* lata wife Eva. The value
of her evening dresses alone to
taled "several million pesos,"
official said.
Among the glittering jewels were
■ diamond necklace said to be
akli valued at S430.000, another
worth 4137.000 a group of enter
diamond necklace worth 4314.000,
and a collection of decorative Ivory
objects valued at 471,000.
Two pictures, said to be original*
of the Flemlih artist Rubens, ware
valued by authorities at 130,000
It already had been dlicbaed
that Peroo possessed a miniature
gold elephant with th« world's ateood largest emerald glinting la the
forehead. It waa not known wheth
er he purchaied these objects out
right or received them as gift*.
Tha show, open to tha publie
beginning today, la part af tha
governmvnt'a campaign to prove
that Paron wblto calling kJmacti a
champion of th« working man ac
tually lived la lavish wealth.
Peroa, maanwhOe, continued la
eiQe la Asuncion, capital of neigh
boring P a r a g u a y . Anthoritalive sourcea Ultra said he may
soon be packed off to a ranch
near Vnlarriea, about 100 milsi
from Asuncion. Argentina has
asked that he be domiciled far
away from Ike Argentina
Mrs.
J.C. Boyce Annual Convention
01 Veterinarians
Dies Accidentally
Marines Search
For 3-Year-Old
CRANE, Ind. (AT- Marine* today searched the last arts* where
t-year-old Ronnie Weitkamp might
haw wandered, but officials aaid
kidnaping appeared to be the Ilk*,
ty explanation of hla disappear
ance.
A 30-hour search ending Wedday night covered a fir* squaremil* area without turning up a
good due. The search started
within 43 minute* after the bey
we* missed Tueeday.
"It's obvious ho nas gotten away
from the arse by meant other than
hla own legs," aaid Cmdr. Richard
Turner, executive of Crane Naval
tmmufcltuA Da pot
Th# Little bwy'e father, Law
renco Weitkamp. who work* at
the depot, said, "I think somebody
has just driven by and takrn him
away."
Cmdr. Turner aaid nearly 1,000
volunteers "covered the area with
a fine-tooth comb."
The blond, brown-eyed boy waa
last seen playing with two other
children his own ago across tha
strjet from hit paronta* neat,
white three-bedroom cottage. The
Weitkamp* have two othar child
ren.
Crane la IB mile* wait of Bed
ford in southern Indiana.
Mrs. Spilman Is
'Lucky To Be Alive'
Mrs. Henrietta Boyce. 47, wife
of a local physician, dird of a
broken neck lest night after falling
from a three foot wall whlrh sur
round* the parking lot at the Ua
tnesvill* Golf and Country Club.
Mr*. Boyce had become ill earli
er and e a r takrn to the family
car by her husband. Dr. J. C.
(Clifford' Hoycc, who then returned
to the clubhouse.
State Atty. T. E. Duncan ruled
the death accidental and said no
inquest would be held.
Mr*. Boyce's body wa* found
about 10 p.m. by Dr. Boyce, Earl
Sasser, manager of th* country
club, and another doctor.
Sasser laid Dr. Hoycc noticed
hla wife was missing and askrd if
he (Sauer) knew her whereabouts.
S aner told Dr. Boyr* a woman
wa* sitting on th* porch.
Dr. Boyce found Mrs. Boyrron
tha porch and escorted her to their
car wher* he left heDr. Hoycc returned to the car
soon aftcrwanls and found Mrs.
Boyce wa* missing again. Hr en
listed Sasser's aid in searching
other autos in th* parking lot but
they srer* unable to find her.
They obtained a flashlight and
discovered Mr*. Boyce’s body. They
aaid ah* had apparently decided to
waM outside th* car, sat down on
th* wall, tec line ill again and fell
to the ground.
Mr. and Mr*. Boyca wer* In
Gainesville for the lith annual
mariing of the northeast medical
district of th* Florida Medical
Assn.
Laymen's Sunday
To Be Observed
By Local Church
Laym«n‘a Sunday will b* observ
ed Oct. It at morning worship at
tha First Christian Church. George
Writer Morgan, board chairman,
will pro*Id*. Jay M Waltrr will
direct congregational singing and
special musle. At th« Lord's T i
bia W. 11. Young, O. D. Landless
and Earl Evans will preside at
elders; and J. L. llorton. Sr ,
J. J. Knight, Harry Falk ami Clyd*
E. Feather* will serve as deacons.
Ushers will b* W. T. Brown, J. N.
Burdick and R. W. Cassube. Other
parti In tha worship will be taken
by Lester Tharp, Chandler Vail,
James L. Anderson, ami Byron
Smith. Th* only pari that Pastor
Perry L Stone Is to take Is the de
livery of a sermon on ''Th* Ministry
of the Laity."
A Chi Rho Institute will he held
at the Central Christian Church,
Orlando, beginning at 0:30 p m.
Friday and running through Satur
day. Tha ntw Sunday morning and
evening curriculum for Intermedi
ate* will b* Introduced by Dr. and
Mr*. John Thompson of North
Dade Christian Church, Miami.
Thoa* fro m Sanford who hive
registered to attend the Institute
include: Mr*. Chandler Vail, Mr.
and Mrs. Ilarcy Falk. Mrs. G. A.
Nlblack, Mr*. Owar T. Pearson.
Mr. and Mr*. Perry L. Stone and
Mrs. F. O. Baty.
ATLANTA (It- Mrs. Anita Spflmaa, 44-year-old widow of Warrvnlon, Va., and Palm Beach,
Ha., planned to return to Warrentoo today, 'lucky to be alive."
Atlanta surgeon* performed a
•la hour operation on her Sept. 13
to replace a portion of a main artcry that had be«n blocked by a
blood clot.
The clot formed fa her aorta,
tha vessel that cirri** blood from
th* bcari to practically all porta Henry A. Mclver
of the body.
"I fed lucky to bo alive," ah* Feuding With City
aaid. "But then I had a lot of good
HOUSTON, Trx. (W-Henry A.
doctors to help mo."
She was stricken Uat July while Mclver, feuding wdth th»-clly In
a property dispute, built a barri
la Palm Beach.
cade across a Houston street.
He says th* street Is private
property. Hi* city fathers say It
18 Per Cent Drop Isn't
It was easy for rlty laborer* to
In Polio Cases
shove atld* th* obstruction. Mc
WASHINGTON (A - Aa U par lver had used aarth.
Aa soon as the workmen were
cent drop fas new polio cases last
week was rapirted today by Um out of ilyht, Mclver began pouring
Public Health Service.
another ksrricade—concrete this
The 1.030 new cases In tha
tlma. H* used quick-drying ce
ended Oct. I compared with 1.TS3 ment.
in the corresponding IB4 week
Today, K appears only a Judge
In the week ended Oct. 1 there with considerabla help from an air
were MM cases.
hammtr operator can remove It.
Tha aervica said Hut while most Tbo city's going to court to |«t a
of the states reported decrees** la removal order.
th* number of cases last weak, it
The street la about 33 feat wide.
states reported lacreasea. It added Mclvar used about four too* of
these increases probably represent eoncrota to ettactively block It to
delayed reports.
vehicles.
:
Starting Sunday
Closed rurruit television will he
used fur the first time In veteri
narian history *1 the joint fourday Florida Southern Veterinary
Mr,ileal Association'* Meeting
starling In Jacksonville Sunday,
October IS. says Dr. Raymond k
Bass, Sanford veterinarian who
will attend.
Dr. Bass said yesterday that
more than So veterinary i|x-cialists will shosv tome 700 fellow del
egate* the neweit idvonces in vet
erinarian medicine through spe
cial TV receiver* set tip In the
George Washington Hotel, conven
tion headquarters.
Registration
start* Sunday,
laid Dr Bass, for the 3dth annual
convention of the Southern group
and the 74th of the Florida Stair
Vetrrinary Mo.Ileal Association.
Each year the Southern Associa
tion. which is composed of veteri
narians practicing in 13 aouthem
slates, holds Its meeting in eonjunction with a different state's
annual convention.
According to Dr. Bass, Dr. Jark
Knowles of Miami, president of
the Florida Veterinarians, and
Dr. Clyde Young, Mocktvlllc,
N. C , president of Ihe Southern
group, will pivsidc at tha opening
sessions. Women's auxiliaries of
both groups will also meet.
In conjunction with the veteri
narian* meeting, said Dr. Bass,
th* American Animal Hospital
Association also has act a series
of meetings.
Murphy Says U. S.
Made Mistake
TAMPA 'It— Timothy Murphy of
Boston,, National Coinamndrr of
Ihe Veterans of Foreign War*, said
Ihli country made a miatake In
treating the visiting Russian farm
delegation "like long loat hrroci"
and added that Secretary of State
John Foster Dulles agreed with
him that they should not have
been brought, the Tampa Tribune
said today.
T h e newspaper Inirrvlrwrd
Murphy when he visited here yes
terday.
The Tribune said Murphy told it*
reporters that the cordial wrlrnme
could he turned into propaganda
by the Russians This would dam
age resistance movements among
th* satellite countries, he said.
The head of the veteran* group
alto said the visits to Russia by
thla rountry'a congressmen would
have the aanie damaging effect on
satcllita resistance because the
Russians also were making propa
ganda from the visits.
Dulle* was not availabl* for
comment.
Ladies Aid Meet
Slated For Tonight
Plans for bake sales amt for
Jolnirg ■ synod-wide organisation
will he discuss*,1 tonight at a
meeting of th* Lwd!*« Aid of the
Luthrrn Church of Th# Redeemer.
The meeting tonight, stated to
•tart at 7:30 p. m.. is to be held
held at Ihe home of Mr*. Bill
Southward, 2000 Palmetto Ave.
Thla Is a regular meeting of th#
group, the first to be held at the
monthly time.
NO OTHER AIR FORCE
WASHINGTON or - All thing!
considered, saya Secretary of the
Air Force DonalJ Quarles, "there
Is no other air force In the world
that matches our own."
He added, In addressing a group
of aviation writers yesterday, that
Free World air power Is "quits
definitely superior to that of Ibe
Communist bloc."
Complacency could rauve that
laid lo evaporate, however, he
said, and could "invite the kind of
war we ar* trying to avoid."
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MFRI.K W. WARNER (right) qualifies for Sanford Pity CommlaaIon with City Clerk II. N. Sayrr (left). (Staff Eli.,to)
Warner Enters Race
Fi r s t Y e s t e r d a y
Merl* W. Warner, 41-year-olJ
service station owner and operator,
qualified yesterday as a candidate
for Ihe office of City Commission
er In the November 8th City Elec
tion.
Warner qualified about 2:11
wllh City Clerk II. N. Sayer.
When aiked why he It making
himself a candidal* in th* forthcoming race, Warner said, "to
•um it up Its just a few worst* I
belies* In clean, honest and effi
cient clly government.'' And he
added, "i will do just that to the
b**l of my ability."
Warner live* In Sanford at 2117
S. My ill* As*, sshrr* he owna
hla home, lie and hla wife Ruth
have three rhlMrrn, Autha, 21,
who la tno'iies! and ia note tem
porarily m Bermuda with her
Navy husband, Thomas Lawlor,
Lane 18, and Jimmie III.
The popular aervica station
operator came to Sanford In IIM8
on order* from hi* doctor. And
for the firs' year and a half, War
ner (ays, "I Just flew my plan*
and lecoi'ped my health."
Warner waa employed by Odham Motor Company as »ervic#
manitprr until the biiaineit was
sold ami then in IUM pun-hated
th* arrviee elation which he now
operate* at the corner of Flrat
S tre e t and Sanford Avenue.
He waa horn and raised in l.uraa, Ohio where hr waa educated
end where he owned and operaU
ed a fleet of luisea, had his own
garage, and operated a super ser
vice station.
"I have flown my own plan*
elnrr 1931," Werner aaid, "when
I took up aviation a* a hobby. It
|s atilt my hnhhy he aaid, and I
fly anywhere where bualneaa, plea•ure, or rny hnhhy take* me.
"For ten years I hare followed
our city government," aaid Merle
Warner, "and I have watched It*
plana and action so that I feel
now that I know what la going
on and how it Is being eondurted,
I have lied an opportunity to talk
lo moat of our rivlr leader* ami I
fre| that I know their needs, their
policies, ami their hopes. As I
pointed out," Warner aaid. "My
platform la based solely on clean,
honeit, and efficient government."
Warner ia a memlier and a ilearon of tha First Presbyterian
Church of Sanford and a memlier
of the Civil Air Patrol, an auil.
liasry unit of Ihe United States
Air Force, and holds the office
of OperalLni Officer of th# local
unit with the rank of Major.
2 LEAVE COMPANION
VIENNA, Austria (JB-Twu Hun
garian* who escaped Into Austria
during the night said they were
forred to Irav* a companion be
hind after Communist shots wound
ed both hla legs.
Austrian police said Zoltan Snbo
and Andreas Nementh rrachrd
Austrian soil unhurt but touched
off a mine during their flight.
The explosion attracted Com*
munlst border police, who opened
up with machine guna. The fugi
tives said thair companion, Kapita
Inter, waa hit In both legs and
could not continue.
OFFICE OPENED
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. IP ~ A
big Kefauver-for president office
has been opened quietly In Wash
ington a ran though th* Tennessee
senator has declined to say wheth
er he wilt um H, aaya the Chatu-
Kiwanians Hear
SHS Triple Trio;
AI Wilson Reports
The .Seminole High Reboot Tri
ple T H , undrr th# direction of
Mila Dili* (terse Whittle, literally
svng Its way Into th* hexrti at KU
wanis Cub* roemtiera at their ssoow
luncheon meeting yaitarday.
Prior to the program *>f muafe,
pne-ideni elect AI Wll«on reported
<’n the Florida District convention
held at Fort Walton Beach Ocloher 3. J. a rut 4. "I agree with Hr.
Wayne Heiti," said Wilson, "who
told the Florida Kiwanlanv that
Florida I* ahead of everyone elsa
in everything but the undettaking
bttilnrsj."
Dr Wad* Rucker toltl Ihe Bar
ford hiwanis Club (hit Richer t
llolirrlaw. of Sanford, will tw*
heard In the opening of a new pro
duction in New York h**;*»in‘ng
Thursday, October 13. "Golden
Slippers" and urged hdwante
mt-mlx r* to send congratulatory
message* to the noted New York
City Opera Company vocalist who
Hat given so much of his lime ta
local organiralion*.
David Gatchrll, chairman of Ilia
Kiwanis Club projects committee,
announced Ihe corpa of ticket tak
ers. sellers, peanuts-popcom and
odd drink idlers, program dis
tributors, etc., for the Kiwani*
Benefit Football game Friday
night. P P. "Pop" Campbell lead*
the club In lickrt idling for th*
UPC bcnrflt game, laid Gatchrll,
and urged Kiwani* member* t«
sell tickets before the Friday
night football clash.
The Triple Trio of Seminole High
School, with Mis* Nancy Caih ac
companying at the piano, sang a
seli-ctiun of four number* for lh*
Kiwanis Club at Ihrir n-M>n meet
ing yr'trn lay . Heard on the pro
gram wrre the longs: "Make Be.
lieve", " le t A Smile Ue Yo-..e
Umbrella,'* "Who", and "Lltil*
Man You’ve Hail a Iluiy Day.’*
Two *olo numbers were heard,
rendered by Mis* Pat Harrington,
She vvng "I'll Never Stop Loving
You", and "Young and Foolish"
from tho Broadway Hit "Plain
and Fancy."
Member* of th# Triple Trio
singing at Ihe YacM Club on thw
program were Ml«* Pat Har
rington, Miss Kav Jenkins, Miss
Bobby Crutchfield, Mis* Carol
Nutt Miss Sylvia Price, Mis* laoiw
Barineau. Mis* Yvonne Cullen,
Ml** Nancy White, and Mi*s Iria
Cauiey, Mils Yvonne Cullen em
ceed the program.
Ardie D. Smith
In Hospital
Ardie D. Smith, known lo be in
hi* 70'r, and who live* alon* in
hla home on the Francis Meri
wether property, was found thta
morning with hLs hip broken ap
parently toon a fall duriag tha
night
Meriwether found Smith title
morning to hla home. It was re
ported that Ar.lx- Smith fell about
11:30 tail night. Ha wa* taken to
Ihe local hospital this moOnlng and
later moved to th* Orang* Mano
rial Hospital to Orlando.
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THK SANFORD HERMJD
re 8 Mon. Oct. Ill, 1955
Bstby Cmirehein*. e Xbyear-old
feather*eight comer from Holy
oke, Mats . and Lulu Freer, a 22year-rid on th* comeback path,
clash In a teleeision l* rounder at
*•**■■*
St
Nicholas Arena
New
tonight.
Coirehesne made a hit la bis
pipth-raunl technical knockout of
jugged Tony Puleo at St Nicks
Perl 8 ,n stretch bit unbeaten
gtreJk to 19
Terri former leading 126-pound
c-nten !er. v i- dnit v I by O ryj»b Coils in hi* ls*t noting May
2T end wa* dropped clear out of
the first 10
Cflurchesn#’* record i* J6-? I * n n
IS knockout*
Fereia record is
M U
Du Mont will (elec a it at S p m .,
P.slph (Tirer) .Ion**, S*‘#iHiranking middl#»#tihi contender
from Yonk#r», N Y . lakes on 61
Andrews. Superior, W ll. In *he
V H w id ay night radlo-TV bout out
t l ih# Dmney Key Auditorium in
Miami
.
A roup!# *f young middlewalfats
with modest winning streaks and
« rest for fighting. Ray Drake of
New York and Tony Rildnnl of
Wavet-Barr*. P* . coin* in the
TV radio Friday fight at the War
Memorial Auditorium in Syraruse.
NY.
fConlianed From Pag* One)
The Lieutenant Commander called
th* roiinril'e attention to a total
of 18 accidents The causes «era
enumerated •»! at* by eeckleas
driving, on* hjr exceiilv# speed,
nine by r*rl*»s and negligent
driving, end two by the n r not
being under control Ilia roll of
fin#* * ii'it# d military pennnnel
was 11.900 and #sttmate<i damages
ner# IJA.t'f.’. Ther# wer* JO Injuries, he explained with 10 of
th* major and 9 minor, with two
fatalities.
The security Officer s*.a'»d 'hat
th# overall record did not look
good In comparison with the cost.
Commander Cole* found that the
accident Increase was not caused
primarily
from the station’s
growth, and that th» accident
rise followed a pattern or cycle.
Measure* to prevent recurrence
of accidents wri# discussed by
lb# group wilh a decision lliat
wer# the programs in which most
good could t# realised. On* such
Item would b* th* piecing of a
statistics hoard at the main gal*
of the station *• a constant ie*
«1nd#r nf the figure, on acrid»n<s.
Injuries, deaths and cost. Other
safety programs, explained by
W. E. Giles., NAAS Safety Engi
neer. would include handbills,
posters, pictures of recent acci
dents *nd a ssfe drivers training
course.
Commander Cole# asked for
f*et» and figure, relative to th#
effectiveness of th* saf* drivers
t Continued from Pago Owe)
what he thought of the poialbla cut
in revenue facing the city nest
year commented, "that hurts”. He
explained llu t funds not provided
from the sr.nusl “ road and bridge
fund" source would have to be repl*rs>d.
Hibbard Casselberry, founder of
the City of Cauclberry. i«H F ri
day that th* action on the p irt of
Hi# County Commissioner* w*» to
"make somebody think they’re re
ducing the taxes.” And he edded.
“ all they're cutting is th# fund they
give back to bauford and the othec
incorporated municipalities of the
county "
The Road ar>J Rridge fund for
the county will not be hurt with
an unprecedented Sill,Mil surplus
brought over from the previous
scar and wilh Increasing tax col
lections from raring revenues pass
ed along from the Stale.
Some officials are looking askante at the recent action of the
Seminole County Commissioner*
when funds wer* eicnly divided
hftw##* commissioners for disposi
tion Commissioner Fred Dyson, by
law is orevtnled from spending any
part of the Road and RrrJge fund
dollars within his own district since
II lies wholly within Ihe incorpor
ated limits of th# city of Sanford
It si yet to he determined just how
Commissioner Dyson will spend
funds m districts of other commisaloner*
Leslie Bryan, an official for (hr
Town of Altamonte Spring*, made
no comment on th# cut in fundi by
reduction of Ihe miUage. He said,
"it concerns us greatly, of course,
since «e receive about $1,000 from
Ihe Roa-J and Bridge fund for Ihe
upkeep of our city atreeti ” He
withheld further comment until a
study of th* budtet adopted by th*
Board of Seminole County Commis
sioners is made and it la determin
ed how Ihe cut will affect Ihe city.
th^r of a book "Trick* In Flower
Arranging.’*
Mr* Ochiltrn* thinks of Rower
and '•njo), sharing everything she
"excessive speed’ when stopped
can find in it. While in the north
by
Patrolman Williams U Biles
this summer attending the Nation
south of Sanford
al Council of Stale Federated G ar
Ixrenais Robinson, ■year-old
den * luhs, she purchased a num
negro Navy man attached to SNAber of new ati’etsores. many from
AS was charged with "excessive
Italy * ' shown by Importer* In
•peed'* when stopped by Constsble
the Chirsgo market. Mra. Ochil
J Q "Slim * Gslloway.
tree has planned for hei Sanford
Henry Le»t*r Brooks, 46-y#*r-«ld
appearance a vrry full demon*
merhir.ie of Orlando was charged
strum a p r o g r a m
including
with "driving
'driving while intoxicated”
intoxicated"
Thaokiglving and Chrisimaa ar
6 miles south of Sanford whaa
raflgfmenta which ahnuld be nf
stopped by Patrolman William*.
partteilar interest to local flower
Another "driving white intoxi
show exhibitor* Till* vear the an
cated" rharga was mad* by the
nual Flower Show of th# Sanford
FHP rotroiman when ha stopped
Garden Club will h# h#1d early in
Chari** Lamb, IT-year-old ware
Ime.mber and will feature a re
houseman ■ miles south of Sanford.
ligious theme
"No Drivers Llcen-e” was the
Or, mitor of w , decorations
charge agalntt Paul Vandiver, Or
and deiiining ai a part of itrden
lando Mechanic.
DETROIT LTi— A
rlub shows. Mra. Ochillr## ha* a
Th# Seminole County Sheriff, fh#
ttnivie niche among th# thousands Cou-t J-j-y Wednesday
Constiblei, and the Florida High
of garden club women is th* tint- Murray SfauV, 2*. nf
way Patrol, along with other law
trd State*. She began creatine Kli former girl friend.
enforcement agencies nf the eoun'y
bonnets of dried leaves, bloom*
Rimil *-■• aerated nf
hav# begun a campaign lo stop
and hark about 2-1 years ago *hile Mfts Jim* D«ll*n, 31. at
Iraffle violations along th# high
ihe was president of th# Miami *nd taking h#r nn a wll
ways.
Draco Garden Club. Five years i •" Ohio last May IP jn a
later she created ope-dayonly to persuade her to mar
ehapeaux with (reih blossoms
Slnuk claimed aha w#r
Hats designed "f and decorated
W ELL D R ILLIN G
with flower* have sine* become a
ftandird class of most flower
•hows throughout the nation.
She makes non* of her hall
commercially and never takrs or
Phone 388
der* for them, she make* them for
gift* to friends and frequently
design* them for prominent visi
tor* to Florid*.
The Mamie chapeaux was prom i l d to the President’* wife at
tb* official opening nf the Inter
SAVIN G IN C O ST
national Garden Club show in
Washington this past summer The
Y eti Dividend* from 15-35% ea
me!* teura hark, from which M n
Firt-WInd-Homeownert l a s u n a n
Elsenhower's hat vraa mad#, la
•oft, resembling chamois both to
color and texture. Th* little hat
♦a* tailored, tt* aectioni lured to
gether with b ro * i and metallic
YOUR
eberjile.
MUTUAL INSURANCE FRIEND
la addition th being a very an• SINCE 1999
fertairlng speaker, Mra. Ochiltre« explains her m ileriali and
techniques as the makes arrange
ments on the spot »n that mem
ber* of the audience know exact
_____
MAKE YOUR HOME
ly oow it is done. Her enthusiasm
and step-by-step methods tnspiro
ATTRACTIVE AND INVITING
m in / who hear her to go home
WITH OUR BEAUTIFUL DECORATIVE AND
and create an arrangement of
LASTING FOLIAGE PLANTS OR DISH GARDENS.
their own Mr*. Ochiltree's win*
MAKE GIFTS OF THEM FOR HOUSE WARMINGS,
aelrct'on of plant metertils and
SICK ROOMS AND OTHER OCCASIONS. ALTO
Use of Interesting containers pro
CALL US FOR CHOICE FLOWERS AND FLORAL
vide extra stimuli. It i* suggest
ARRANGEMENTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
ed Mat those attending bring note
books Anyone wishing additional
A. K. ROSSETTER
Information call Mra. Fred Mur
Fieri*! ft Ntireerymaa
ra y or Mrs. Fred Gaels.
Howard C. Long
B O Y D -W A L L A C E
SECOND LARGEST
TALLAHASSEE, F l a . - The
19AS1 paid patrons that tum id th*
- tnrnatila* at FSU’a opening encoun
te r against N C State this season
marked th# aacnod largest bom*
crowd la FSU’a young football his
tory. Largest crowd wai ltM ’a
opening coot*a* against Georgia-
CELERY AVENUE
P t a w 111
We telegraph flower* anywhere, eny f l a t
General Insurance
a
JAM ES GUT AGENCY
in
b a it
ru n m m
LLAHASXEE, Fla. — Coach
l ” Itulta’ Floridt State Universwimming team will be gunMg their third atratjtf wed*
•GRAPH
PRINTING
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; 1 ft
sage. the Rev. Stone said, "A
friendly church h si drawing pow>
rr; * cold church has freezing
power. Nothing can take the place
of the personal touch, the friend
ly greeting, the cordial amila, the
warm handclasp ”
Choosing his test from Deut.
6:4-9, the R-tr. Phillip ScHIfsImann, at th* Lutheran Church
of th# Redeemer, spoko yesterday
moraine on the i*rmon-snb)*rt
•The Christian Training of our
Children."
The Rev. Schlenmasn said. "In
our day we consider education nf
the greatest value; but what type
nf education are we speaking of?
Education for our benefit in the
future on the fat* of the earth
usually we mean some kind of
training which will rnable us to
secure a good living. But the
greatest education is so often
overlroked. That Is Christian Edu
cation, the education fur our soul's
benefit, the education of faith in
Christ Jesus our Savior.”
And the Rev Sclilcismanrt rnntinned. "To beenme truly great
rltiMni, In betqma truly gr.'at
peop!# cannot he don* by the
training of the mind for earning a
living, bul must be done by train
ing the h#arl for the greater lifr,
life bv faith in th* On* who gave
himself for ua. We. as Christian
parents must devote our life, our
all, to give our children the great
goal of life eternal, and then add
the training of th* mind for our
earthly labors.”
The Rev. David 8. Caraefls, at
the Christian and Mislonary Alli
ance Church, those for his topic
Iasi night, "Doubting is Believ
ing .**
He said, "Doubting la believing
It U believing th* opposite of live
truth as revealed In God's Word
Doubling and believing are so
closely allied that often the great
est aoubter becomes the strongest
bell Avar."
The Rev. Caraaflx laid, “ To
really doubt damatufs that you
(Ce at lew d from Paso Owo)
1111 the returned to n a r id i (or
another visit and met Alfred Cecil
Doudney of Hastings, England
whom the subsequently married in
IMS. She and Mr. Doudney bought
the Wellington bouse which stood
at the bead of Park Are. when the
si reel ended at Twentieth SL To
gether they were very prominent
in all church and social activilea
in tb t early days In Sanford and
surrounding communities, taking
an active intefoat in all civic af
fairs and In the Episcopal Church
where Mr. Doudney formed and di
rected the choir. Mr. Doudney
died in *901 and In 1910 Mrs. Doudmember of the DAR and a charier
member of the Sanford Woman’s
Club. She has had a lifelong Inter*
t i m the American Bible Society
which was founded by ber forbears
and his. through all her life, active,
ly supported its widespread work.
It w it her request (bat no fioweri
bo given in memory of ber but.
If in) one wished lo give a mem
orial in lieu of flowers, it was her
hope that a contribution would be
given to the Bible Society to further
Ha important work, or to any other
charity the donor might dealre.
Anyone wishing to contribute to the
Bible Society may get in touch with
Mrs Randall Chart, Telephone
No 121
Mrs. Vaughan la survived by
three children, two tons, A. Gur
ney Doudney of Miami; Sanford
F. Doudney. Sanford; and a daugh
ter. Mrs. W. cauthen Hutchison,
Sanford; five grandchildren, Mra.
Harry Steadman. Miami; Mn.
George Danglemin. T esta; Alfred
C. Doudney and WiUlam C. Hutch
ison Jr. of Sanford; and Mtst Pen-
(Gawtlmed From Page Owe)
attend. There should be some way,
he said, to Improve relations be.
tnecn member* and the associa
tion itself.
The dean of cattlemen told the
Senunote County group that ’'there
Is e reedy market la Florida for
your beef." Florida cattlemen, he
said, should have more faith in
Florida and the boof Industry. If
they do, they won’t have anything
to gripe about.
Williams also talked about the
Beef Council and IU work to pro
mote beef isles in Florida. The
council, he said, is mada up of
members of the beef industry,
growers and packers. "The coun
cil recently asked of all asaoctalions to agree to pay 10c per head
of cattle sold to finance the work
nf the council.'* And he concluded.
"It b>i found poor support among
the members of our cattle rais
ers.”
J. R. Gunn, aecretery of the
Florida Cattlemen's Association
and At Cody, co-editor of the Flo-
greater rapport JoI tbi Florida
Beef Council by the member* ci
the vinous assocla boos of cattle
men.
Larry Jones, local auctioneer,
and a member of .the FFA conn*
Farmers AucUOe Market, eakad
Plastic Insulation
LOS ANGELES ID-Hungry red
and with a tail* for plaitie Insula,
ban hot* been triced ai the cut.
pnti raaponalble for a mysterious
iir iti of abort circuit fallurei i |
San Foraaado ValMy traffic slg.
sail.
Minai*r Uoyd Braff of th< Lot
Angeles Traffic Department raid
there bar* been M ihort circuit i
in i u weekj. mostly along heavily
traveled Lankorshia and Ventura
boulcrardi.
Electricians v e r t mystified. Mo.
tori it • v e rt confuted.
Frnifiy. Braff related yeitcrdi-g
inveitigators found that Uia rcT
ants, traveling in arm let of fhou.
u n d i, burrowed down through lo
inchei of cruihed gravel In wireconnector boxes placed near the
signals and chewed the Insulation
off the wiroi.
ike Seminole County Cattlemen U
they wanted to hold cattle i «1m
at the local auction facilities. "The
market has all the facililiM for
cattle aurttooi,” be said, "with
the exception of a dipping vet
which would cost in the neighbor
hood of MOO.” The market, ha said
would not install a vat unless they
could bo aiaured of reguler talas.
• Jones also ashed, the association
for financial help for the Future
Farmers of America group in Se
min It county. Charles S. Lea tuggevt-d that the association pro
vide the money necessary sod that
donations be mada L) raise a por
tion nf the tote).
NOTICE
At the conclusion of the business
I will wot be revtwniibl* for
meeting, over 110 pounds of Tbone end airloin steaks made up aav debts Incurred b r anyone
the main course o t the meal which ether than bv myself.
J . 1* Edmondson
rose Hutchison, Orlando. Sbe is also included potato salad and tide
alio survived by eight great- grand dishta for a complete meal.
children.
Active Pallbearers were; B F.
ThiUier, George A. Speer Jr.. R«ndall Chase. S. O. Chase Jr., Dauglaa Stenitrom and R. W. Dean*.
Honorary Pallbearers were: J.
E- Terwilliger Jr., W. A. Lefficr,
Chester Vf. Goodrich, w. B. Miller,
B. C. Dodd, Otis rurakre, E. L
BOTH BANKS WILL BE
Burdick, C. J. Meriwether, Roy
Holler, Rolland Dean, Ralph A.
Smith. John L. Galloway, H. R.
CLOSED ALL DAY
Herndon, Claude Herndon, Fred W.
Ball. Raymond Key, W. B. Nich.
olsen. B. L. Perkin* Sr . A. K.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12
Rosietter. William Beardall, Dr.
J. A. Smith. W. C. HiU. John Melsch, 0. P. Herndon, Judge E. F.
IN OBSERVANCE OF!
Hru (holder. Sheriff J. L. Hobby,
8 , T, Mllwee. Fred Dyaon. Maek
N. Cleveland J r., and W. A. Fitts
“COLUMBUS DAY*
know something about the truth so
that you ean believe the opposite.
When you already know the truth
—even if you say you don’t believe
It—u it not a far step aeroei the
line from Doubting that la Believ
ing th* tier of Sataa — to Believ Sr.
Burial -was la Lake View Ceme
ing that la faith I t Jaaua Christ
unto eternal We."
tery.
Win havm thorn
now—tho
now ■*'
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**
trucks with tho LEADERSHIP LOOK
and moro hersopowor por dollar,
than any othor truck linol
�!
»
Weathei
TOW MIVSFAPtl
Tartly clourfv with xrtdelv seal
lerrd shnwrri renlial portion
(•xi| north portion and Inferior
tral pot lien.
DEFENDS YOU* RIGHT
TO KNOW!
VOLUME XLVI
/
atahlUhed ISOS
Commissioners Adopt
Resolution Approving
A ppraisers Report
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 11. IMS
Exercises
Performed
By VC-9
s* — ■
Awnnrlaird Pretut Leaned Wire
No, r*L
Residence Requisite
O f Charter Discussed
Operations completing the quali
fication of Composite Squadron
.Nine piloti in carrier landings were
conducted aboard Ihe aircraft car
r e r l 'S S. Ticonderoga Saturday1
and Sunday
The exercises were performed
The Board of Seminole County
VC 9 in connection with its status
Commissioner! unanimously adop , ■
T
LI I J
as the Ready One Squadron of the
Ud a resolution, this morning, so- l a U T f i f i f I fl H O l f l
Heavy AlUck Ming Both day and
prosing the appraiser. report «! J H j t C C J I U I I U I U
night landing! were made despite
the 17-92 righl-of-way properties
Inteimitirnt bad weather.
C l l v C o m m i s s i o n - r .In h rt b r M * r
"
from F ite Points south to the
D.rectiom us landing the AJintrodiitcd the Sew- Yoik titan
Orange County ltne.
aircraft aboard Ihe Ticonderoga One ol the City of Sanford's oldMayfair Inn manager F-* a 'le
According to ihe appraisal, sub
were given by the VC 9 Landing! cat employes in Ihe length of trrb a n e l o I h e f l .- m i l o f S I t ) l orn
mitted to the commissioners, the1
Signal Officers. Ltefllcnant Com-| vice submitted hi* lelter of re*icm
■it I<» kml off l»-i nighl •
entire co*t of Ihe right of way pro
mamiers Robert h Ifcid ani David Hon t i the Board of Commissionm e e t in g ,
perties will come lo 12X9 212
Ludwig, who also are pilots In the e n la»' night
Melusne ffi* «*!rornrd by Sh
However, it was pomtrd out in
Captain Roy
The Seminole Countr Junior squadron.
enmmiationei* Hr (old the r»m
the report, the submitted appraisal Chamber of Commerce will hold its
An LSO helps the pilots land years old,
mixrionrr*. and me cily commitdoes not include parcels where noon luncheon meeting Thursday U jeboard Ihe ship by Si'lng a scriei work with the; city in tat a. aiki-d;
»
• inn Ionm ttidlen-e lhal "I want
owners of Ihe propsrty could not
that
his
resignation
be
acccptrd
ef
of
signals
from
a
platform
located
the Sanfford Fire Station where the *' “* '* '
*
**■'
Ih# people nf S»nfo tl to frr| at
be contacted.
Fire Chief. Mack N. Cleseland Sr.. at the stern of the ship. The*e fective Nov 1 .
home at the Mayfair in-1
V*
A further appraisal of properties and his firemen will b* boil lor •«£"»!■ rri*i*
Captain Dili, evprewed hit sin
There were Just »hnn( twlew a*
,h* approach,
liavt xnmronr lx theie, hr said,
for IT-92 righl-of-waya will continue luncheon
! 'feed and altitude of ihe oncoming cere thanks to the Sanford City
mane marriage* us Scmlnoto
who
icaliiet
that
not
only
ii
the
for the section from Fiva Points
Commission, to the various agenThe fit** load of vegetables
Garfield Wdiets. Tire Presen- aircraft,
north to Section 902 al Onora Street lion Week chairman, has had the The AM Savage employed by ries of the »tiy. ami lo individual, shipped from the Sanford State hotel an a-**l lo Sanfotd hul that County a* divorce* and annul
C. E. Duckworth Sr. was employed cooperation ol Fire Chief Cleveland . Heavy Attack Squadron* Is Ihe within [be city government, fori Farmer. M.ikci rolled yesterday Sanfmd •• an a«»el to the l i o l e i. ment* according to a report from
for Ihe appraise! with sppraisers in lining up one of Ihe mort pro ' heaviest atrcrafl that has landed their cooper*non during the tim e| consisting of cucumber*. >qua-h. I am tine, -aid Mrl-ane, that She the Florida State Board of Ib-alth
named as Raymond Ball and A. B. gienlve grngrams for th* event j aboard and taken off from an of his employment.
»nd pepper*, locally grown bv people of Sanfold Will wrlcnmr for th# period January Atigtitl
The Board ol CommUslonfr* ac- -V F Johnson, graded and park our gii*-t».
mv
m « t t r l J ri*B^ t. u i | Cw,lIfbi m^de ^ r presented in Semmnole Coun-'atrcrafl earner,
Th* euniniivxtonrta n etr at od-la
men. The appriU il «ill be made
( ^ erf* 0f ^ officer* and men ccpltd live tcsignaliiin of th* San cd Fv Thc4i Pate Produce I'om
Muh a population of U.KT, th#
pan),
and
shipped
to
Frcvh
Mead
fito to 'n S d
S°m« 01 the bishllght* ol ihe Fire , from the squadron .boarded ihe ford Police Department Officer uwi Produce tnc,. New York City. when tht di'>u«-u<n irlatiie to the marnagex in Seminole County tor
• mployilig of Ituaiell llalla* came
are returned
U» ^ t e
Prevention Week program that will Ticoodfroga al Mayport lale last with drep regret For hit long
Sam Aron«nn, local rrprrxrnla lip. It «a> evplaintd that the new t h * 9 month period ram# to j n
be discussed at the meeling a ir:
-eek to assist in ih* operation years of service, tbe city will pay
ready been furnished m which the
The Jajberx have dulrihuted, They are scheduled to return lo the Captain's salary through the live, with offices on Ihe .Sanlnrd man would he employed to head while divorce* and annulments
instrument* will be bated.
CEURGE W. MORGAN
rnd nf the year and will prevent Market vtaird that "a lot of ere the tltiltiv Department as a totaled JOT
Horn* Inspection Blank*" to ail Sanford late today.
John F. Fox, Seminole County
Mm
with Ihe proper resolution and riit is due A K Johnson in pro •alary of $n,Oon and *1 the end «f
white and eoloeed. tof
children.
during surh n fine crop of early six month* a |MHI lnciea-e. Com* | theBirth*
Right-Of-Way Agent pointed out ichoul
ailxer plaller,
asm# period, totalrd MA.
Fire truck, to suit all City
★
★
★
★
fait cucumbers, squash, pepper*, mix’inner John b rider In ought nut
to Ihe commissioner! who met schools for demonstrations and fire
Tlu-re were tot white birth* and
★
★
★
★
and eggplant "
In a special session this morning
that "if a man dnean’l think 1*1 colored birth*. »atd the report
drill
for
children.
He
alto
mentioned
that
Johnnin
to consider only th* H-92 right-ofenoughs of hi* pnaitlnn to move received today,
The Sanford Fire Department
had a go-wl "pinch hitler" In pm Inin the city—** aouidn t em
way matters, thaf the appraisal
and Station n to be o.ven all week
Thir# wer* tol death* In Semiduring such a fine crop of early
does not Include the eight parcels for public Inspection.
through a special formula fcrtili- ploy him." Our rhartrr says ‘live no!* County during th* Januaryand neither doe. it include bonow
Fire prevention display shown in
In a report to the Sanford City (
rer rvpcciall) made up bv Lynn* in the city” —either abide by it Augurt period of thi* year, tha
pits and drainage easements.
Cowan's
window.
Comitil»*ion,
City
Clerk
II.
N.
Sayi
Fertiluer Company In ihia section nr lake it out nf the chatter, -aid •tatl'ttrs reveal, wilh 110 of them
••These." said Fox, "will hav* to
Children s how al the Rita Tbea.
while deaths and 91 colored.
Jnhnon has 20 acre* plsnlrd in Krider.
aw ail Ihe rrlcase of the plan* by Ire Saturday morning at ID o'clock. #r reviewed lb# record of work •
Mayor Denver Cordell axk»d how
Infant death* during Ih# period
cucumbers, five acre* in eggplant,
escompllfhed
by
th»
Polire
Deth* Stale Road Department."
And a midnight show i t Uie RiU
and seven acres In yellow xlrxighl many employ era nf lb* rity non tvf time covered by Ihe report inparlment during th* month of
Slnach told the commissioners Theatre Saturday night
nrrk and eocorcll* squash which tlvrd oul'ida of lb* rity limita and taleo M, three nf them whila in
Mayor Drnvcr Cordrll ha* .igned September.
George W. Morgan, active in lo that llta State Road Department
he waa told that Ihei* wet* IS fant deathe and M ad them r t l r t
will hr in production until frost,
A
total
nf
919
r«
>e*
wa«
brought
cal buiineii circlea for the past ha* left open a suggerted muni a proclamation inneuncin: Oct. t|
nr
Id. However, Clerk II. X. ed.
We
are
reliably
informed
lhal
befot* th# City Judge for hear
ten je a n , haa been namal man cipal section that would save the I) as "Fir* rreveotiua Meek" In ing.
thu acreage nf early fall vrge Bayer revealed lhal when Ih* char
II#art
ibeeieee
rented
Hve
larfager tor th# Sherwin-Williams county about 930.000 In right-of- Sanford.
lablts is, hv far, Ihe best grown ter waa adopted, thuxe living out ett pcMtniage of deaths in Semi-,
Of the*# rax*'.
were for rarw.
Company's now Sanford branch, way expenditure!
in this section in quite a number • id# nf the rity weie given W no!* Count* during tha eight
"There la
leia and negligent driving, 19 tot
to be located at UT Magnolia Ave. no indies (ion that the State Roa 1 5-Year-Old Found
ul yesrs.
n*>* to move invuie or l«te their' months covered by Ihe report with
dtunknes*. B for ' disorderly ronThe appointment waa announced Department will appro*e the 9
M reenrded Cancer tlaimed lha
Jobe.
durt,
9
for
drunknexs
and
ditnext U rged nun
Cot
today by Mr. W. B. Bell, of Al- TOO foot municipal sectiat. hoi it lx A { Bosebajl Field^ o*derly lonJuct, 7 for dtivlng
Uala. Go.. Soiihnaitern Regional left open for p e rt die *vt.y' kg
Kern said, "I think It Ii lime we wilh 17 rrporten for lha period.
A S4-yrar-old
) ear-old Sanford Avo. jioong' thunk. 1 for assault ami battery,
Director for lha world'* iargeat said.
•citify the eituation nr lake Ih* Other ihvthi from certain eautei
ster was found last night aboi-t T
Commissioner Olu
Fourakre o’clock having "the lime nf hi* life" X for failure to yield right-of-way,
paint company.
requirement
out of the rh*rt*r." were three from tuherruloin, onn
Z for brandishing firrarms, 4 for
Mr Morgan attandad schools U laid. "Our neat move will be to at the Sanford Memorial BiMb.ll petit larceny, 3 for leaving the
Control.doner Krider told the from iyphilii, four from diatiatae,
Kentucky, graduating from th* conlart each property owner for Stadium.
group that the peixon living ou(- <>na linm anemia, auia from toicsne of an accident, I for eseapSharpsburg, Kentucky High School. a possible purchase nr option on
• Irle of the . it v ha* a take-home lliienia and pneumonia. X) from
Tommy
tones,
son
of
Donald
ris>
prlvoner,
,7
for
trespaiving,
V \ IT . BOV T1IJAS
pay
greater than the pet’on cerebral vattular riiteatrx, eight
Mr. Morgan ii in tended in batc- rtght-or-way properties."
Jones.
191
Florida
Cttrus
Mulual
round
L S?n! £ L A\*_'
• f»r sal* of aha,, of lottery for
However, County Attorney Stack ing yesterday
living
in’idr
Numerous citisrna from *11 n'her rirrulatory diteaeball. lootbaU and baakalball. 11a
afternoon since 4 )Q money. I for poixenjon of a share
table divcuitiont are tlalrrl wilh
N.
Cleveland
Jr.,
suggested
that
#», nx fmm nephn'i* and nephew
came to Sanford in 1PM aa a
until locsted by th* 5an!»rd Poire in lottery for money, 19 for #*•
Ihe nrw »eavon rapidly ippruach- coniplaiirrrj when Mr, ,lnhn»on liv II*. on* from motor vehicle ere*,
Last Sewer Section ing
member of th* armed forces ala- each properly owner be wntleo Department last night.
ed
<
n
llrarige
County
and
worked
full
tpee<1
operation
The
talk*
drnli, and II from other accidents.
Undaunted, unafraid, and having reeding the ipeed limit, S for no
linnet at tbe local Naval Auxiliary en d u in g with the letter a self
are hrld annually to give grower for Ihe ('it> of Sanford, *aid KridAir Station, having enlisted in At addressed, stamped card for ira a good time, and as someone men drivers lirente, 3 for operating a Nears Completion
ruunril* firal hand tnformatinn on rt "| don't l>ellrve there it a
(Cealiaeed Oa rag* Eight)
M'jrk I* being expedited #n the F'CJI plan* for the newr tea'on and • ingle ytly that d o n 't have Ilia
lanta. Following hie discharge from
Honed. ‘poMihly wilting l-w the tar with improper driver* license,
1
for
passing
a
school
bus
whila
lait aewei sertion l# bring the rrrvtvt any new stiggevlion* fnr •anil reelsirlion,’* h* xald, "mini
. the service ha became store manSanrard-ralatka
game
Friday
unloading children. 1 for impro million and a half dollar water making ill operation* more effec live within Ihe cily fnr A mnnthi,"
agar for the Cowan Company, lat
night."
per pasxing, 2 for improper drivers and aewer project lo completion. t s a.
er Identifying himaelf with the
tCnntlnnrd no Tag* flight>
hconxe, 31 for Improper parking, Hubbard s onilruclion Company la
Gulf Ufa Insurance Company.
Talk* for lha ganford group.
Building
Permits
40
for
parking
overtime,
42
for
Shortly afterward he was named
nnw laying the la-t leetioua nf along with nlhrt groups in the San
pat king meter violation, 3 for p P« in the area connecting th fnrd aica, are vlated for Oil I*.
manager of the Navy Exchange at
Take Big Tumble parking prohibited, 1 for parking bug* *>*«rm nf *ewer llnea to th# I 12:30 noon, at the Duck Inn, Orlsn Allied Youth Meet
the local Station.
Bids were opened yesUixiay
Building permit* issued In th« in alley, 3 for running a red light, Tort Mellon Park lift *Ution.
do B riilct Stanford, oilier group*
Mr. Morgan if a member of th*
Cily Manager
Warren
F. to allrnd this meeting will he rtr- Set For Thursday
Xlwanli club of Sanford. Ife la a merninr, by Ih* Sanford City City cf Sanford took a tumble dur A for running a stop sign and 1
Manager,
a
t
10
a.
m..
for
a
Fewer
for running stop sign and red Knnwlr* lait night laid that thr lendo. Apopka, Osceola Counly, and
member of iho First Christian
ing September of 1945.
At Seminole High
Announcement was mid# lodsy
Church where he la chairman of Cleaning Machine, Healing Ket
According to a report from City light- .
project bee not been accepted or Winter Garden
tles, Toltca Cars, Pickup Truck, Clerk 11. K. Payer, a total of 29
Allied Youth—a high vchr«d or of ih* renrgamiatmn plans foe row.
Robert W. Rutledge, general
From th* 313 eases, fires im ipprovrd einr* there wer* s'vrral
the Church Board.
Motor Grader, Tractor, Scmi- permit* were issued in SeptemUr posed cams to a total of $4441-28
placet that pip* had to b* relay manager, announced Ihe schedule ganiration ts bring formed al S* version of ih* taih Infm try D|vlAs branch manager for Sharwlntrailar,
and
Dragline.
of th* round table ducuxiions in mmole High School Thur»d*y #vcn non to th* taih Armored Dtvifor a total valuation of $72,022.
whila court costa collected with th* ed and corrections made.
Williams Mr. Morgan la to receive
ing ■ T p m when a sponsor i n i *lf>n. Florida and Georgia Nations!
A tabulation of the hid* was
Th* figure this year It !*•• than flnoa cam* to a total of I44A.
special training, Udeding techni
A manhole In Us* City Hall area Ih* current Issue of Mutual's week several youth leaders nf the com Guard.
cal courses covering fcrmulaliooi presented Use Board of City Com half of the amount Ittued in tha Parking mator fine* brought tho was completed yeeterday while ly membership publirslion They
To. I. |J4th Inf Xantorri's ww»
and uses of various finishes. Ex- missioners a t feat night’s meeting comparable period last year. Ac city a total of $200.04 and rarklng machine and men wer* aetigned opened Iasi nighl at T 3n p m. at munity will meet wilh Interexlcd
Mali m il Guard unit, will he rowp*rt training also la scheduled in for tho awarding th* sale t* th* cording to the records of the city, meter (liver collected from th* to th* lift atalion aiea in an *f- Jnhnnie's Steak House, Wsuehnli young people
The nrgani/alion U min xeclariae. verted in Fo It, tilth Armored
lowest bidder,
color harmony.
permit* in September of 1944 city's perkiag meters touted 91c tort to bring sawsr ronslrurtion **
hAK*. A" * dl•• nnn political, educalional and so Inf. Bn, The tentative date tor
The
heavy
equipment
expendl'Avon
Park
and
Fort
M#a.J#.
totaled $149,13040.
94141.
Allhough dtUils M the formal
to a riot#.
Nine meetings are planned, wilh r i l l . The groups formed in each| units in Ihe 4*th to ronw rt lo so
opening hava not yot been deter lure totals an estimated 94S.40l.g4
th* chairman, rorhairm an and school are known a . Pint* snd are armored statu* has been set tor
with
two
Item*
authorised
to
be
mined, the store is expected to be
icrrelary of each cminrtl invrlnl lo created to study the problems o f1Nov t.
bought and selected by th* City
la operation Nov. IS.
With Ihe ronvrrvton to armor fh#
the meeting for their are*. All alcohol end In promote a xocial
Manager
and
two
of
hit
departMr. and Sira. Morgan, tho form
mem)’* « nf Mutual sr# il*n wel program em phivinng that the h*>l i»iih in f . lung one of lb# nation’ i
or Wilma Bond, of Richmond. Ky. m*nt head*.
good limes sre had hv the crowd fme»t Infantry Reg.menu, will be
come, however. Rutledge and.
The purchase *f a Rawer Clean
and tbatr U-year old daughter
In past years, the»e tettinns lhal dives not d ok Th* prngtam deactivated with th* current F irst
ing
Machine
far
91419.40
went
to
Shirley reside at 1SU Magnolia
hsve proven "very helpful", th* nf Ihe new g r o t b r in g crcaled at Battalion ol the 124 becoming tha
Southern Pip* end Tool Company
Av*.
Mutual manager said, "by giving Seminole High School ls po.iltvr |j |i h Armored Inf Itn
of F l Pierre, while Heating K*l.
u< an opportunity In kl our coun It never says -don'l Theie is no l h , n r. , T fmmr(1 l;((h Arfni,
ties were bought from Iho tew bid.
cil officer* know fint hand, and pledge signing Allied A-ulh sav , nf n„ tal„ h, eompoie.) of unit*
Highway Equipment Company
through them Ihe rank and fit* of t l. leaders, is democratic and sol |n A p jU rh lr„ U , , limrv |-4n4m,
Negro Is Charged der.
of Orlande for 9119T l j.
Mutual members, whsl service* uni ary. Anyone who is Interexlcd n t y K D»fu„ u k 5p rm (I
Two police cars were purchased
their organiiatton will provide dur may belong and it wins a greal
With Ransacking
from Strichland-Morriaon, Inc. for
,
_, „
ing Ih* season The round table response from youlh.
net price' of 93.Md.S4. The two
Sponsor tor the group forming . „ n* ' * f
lh' T^ ' : ,,d ,1" ; « J
meetings alio provide an optmrAcademy Buildings tho
Ford care, one to he palntexl yel
,n ' H" ‘ ,u,m * Tjn k n"
lunlly for eotinril officers or any its organ,ration Thursday night I . Gun)
A 37-year-old Ntgro w*i taken low and one black, will bo th* loo
Fornpaniri from Lise Oak,
msmner In make (Uggolioni for Ihe Assistant Principal of Semin Gameivil^r n<al*. sml Lake Cily
Into custody yosterday and charg
hp
engine
car.
The
purchase
price
ole
High
School,
\ndv
Rrarkcn
making
Mutual
more
effective"
ed with tba raniackinc of the
will form this Battalion, ih* only
Th# schedule of meetings for The leaders for Ihe new Altic-J lank battalion in Florida
C m a i Academy hail dings Fri includes Use trade-ins of two cars.
Youlh movement here air: Mrs.j
A pickup track sea* purchased
(Cmllaaed aa Pag* Elghl)
day eight, it v a i reported.
C W. Crgle, chairman. Mrs | The Thud Bn., 131th Inf., nf
from Strichtand-Merriaon, Inr. for
Wllilarr Miller, atlas "Brother” $144340 Th# A cylinder 197 bp
Ifomer Oxbmnr, and Mr. Bill Har which the Sanford Company is a
WiUrr. waa picked up on a r«mwill become the tilth
Two Eager Youths veyMtxs Faye Ashley . hat hern component
plaint yesterday whan a negro Ford trxwk will be used by the
\rn iJ Inf Bn The newly created
Utility
Department.
••■ o n reported an attempted
named chairman nf the publicity iilth will b# rompo-ed of Co, "A'*
A Gallon Motor Grader waa purWrite Santa Early romciittr*
breaking and entering of her
and Mist Pal Harring in DrLand, Co "B" in Sanford,
Ms. Patrolman Arnold Williams rhaaad from Use Florida-Georgia
Slevrn Boy and Nathan need nf ton was named chairman nf the Co ' C" located in Orlando, Cin
«f the Sanford Police Department Tractor Company of Orlande for
1101 Mellonvtll# Ave, are gelling indai rommlHc* for the (ir«l meet "D" in Lecvhurg. and llq . Hq*
held Miller for questioning at the $11440. The price Includes a 92.and Service Co in Eustis.
the Jump nn most hoys and girls ing.
trade-In allowance for th*
te a l police department.
Ihis year by mailing their letfers
Secial on.li md the Tli Armit,
lo Santa Claus aarly.
Coeifable J. Q. “SUm” Gallo- eity'i present grader.
Ord Bn will h* located In North
The Board of Sanford City
Two letters sre being torwsrded
*»F, notified of lb* complaint
Florida in Ihe Jacksonville area
lo Ih# Jolly otd gentleman that Sanford Will Soon
ned of the fact that Miller waa Commissioners authorised the pur
while Ihe la th AAA \W Rn will
were rscelved lale yesterday and
heiag held, questioned him regard- chase of a used tractor not to *».
have unlit it Jarkxo-nilie, Patatka,
they're sure to reach Santa in See Policewoman
b i| the Crooms Academy break- reed $1400 and a Mml-Uller not
St Auguvlme and Daylnna Reach.
According In a requed for hid.
tins# for first rhnjr#.
U f and entering. Con«Ubl* Galio- to exceed 9X400. Th* reason for
Th# U9th krmd FA Hn. will D*
Tho- letter from flexen Roy on uniforms for Ihe Sanford Polire m Soulh Flon.fa with units iq
w«P MtS that he detected Mfflsr the authorisation la duo to th*
Department,
we
will
soon
set
Ih*
reads:
fact that need equipment, when
lakeland. Itainex City, Bartow,
Dear Santa Claus: Pleas* Sanla liral uniform policewoman for San Plant City, and Winter Haves.
•pvciffed hi Mda, agaaM ho guarClass . . . Will you please bring ford.
Th* bid rails for price* on a The ZKnd Armd. Med. Bn. wilt
m* • bityele.
have unila la Jarksonvilia, h r t
woman's
uniform
And then the letter front Nathan
Reed read*:
Mrs. Estelia Jennings, on Ih* Lauderdale, and Miami.
Th* m l of Ih* tfth Armor*!
rosiar of lha Sanford Pollra D*
Dear Santa Claus;
rtment aa Desk Sergeant, sitll, Division will bn located in Georgia.
Plaase
bring
me
a
biryela
and
Murphy Katina. The City Man
a bow and arrow, also a cowboy
all probability be teen In uni Betides Ih* 49th unila their ara
ager espialand than auch u ca
many other units of the Florida
form when bid* are let
gun and bolster set.
ffe* Is U tlin w le fty ■ dragline
With such promptness, it Is pos City Manager Warren E. Knowles National Guard srattaicd through
• W SIS fenigqi «f icpp rymn.
sible lhal their wishes might be laid recently that the entire de oat (h* state. Including Uy tilth
C M for the OMplete mnehlno
to the City of Sanford aaxCJty Attorney. Mnye» Cordell reechee for realised. Anyway, it sura doesn't partment should be In uniform In Inf. Ragt. nf Uw $lst Inf. « v . a s !
M l the b e t! an eetsy f « h b e s r h (Staff Phete)
cluding it* wnman member.
hurt to be B ret
Luncheon Meeting
Al Fire Station
School Bus, Moonshine
^Captain Roy
Ordinances Adopted
Resigns From Force
County Marriages
. Top Divorces Says
Board Of Health
First Truck Load
”j •ta *«*» 01 Vegetables
Shipped Yesterday
Clerk, H. N. Sayer
Reviews Record
George W. Morgan
» Named Manager
01 New Local Store
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x n t m tone ofAmerican surplus'*1^
hf **» " !» « « !* for duty oned at Ft Monroe for t»o years
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now the fort—
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“>« Ft. Monroe garnron.
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I llsh-vpeaktng people, almost t t o [ Cupied almort continuously. It hat
during the recent virit of RfAu-ri the U 5 Military Academy.
Lt Robert K Lee uluted and years ago.
been jirnsooed longer than any
Murphy. ITS feputv onderrerre
reported
for duty He remained
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for three >e,rs most of rt spent f n „ n of defemes is a combination 0 ” r
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that Morphy in u re d the
Slav* they Would get e o w .id rrsre!in • « !* " “ **« excavation, and flf ,hl. „ ry old and the v eo new Staier^The fortifications u ere dequintitie, of other American aur-, i 1 i j
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plus farm product*
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battle of ironclad, extreme tip of Virginia's lower pen-
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insular, Albemourne Fort wa, built
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fleorje B McClellan brought hit
THIRD STRAIGHT
entire Army of the Fotomie from
TALLAHASSEE. Fla — When Washington a»d Alexandria to pre.
Coach Tom Nugent's FSU S»mi-,pare for the hitioric peninsula
notes opened the 19.vS grid seawvn I campaign.
with a 3-0 verdict over .VC. State,I Abraham Lincoln came for a
it marked IM third straight KSL* visit and from nearby Ft. Wool
triumph over NT. State. Score* uairbed Cmon guns slfenre ConIn two previous meeting,' tJM VSC federate battene- at Sou ells' point
23. N C Slate 13; i»M . F.S.U. 13, Preliminary to the capture of NorN.C. Slate T,
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Today w*e’d like to dip Into imr
mailbag and shire with you a let
ter that we received from one of
our readers. Wc felt that the story
«he talla may five aome of you an
Idea for helping your church
group add a little extra cash to lla
treasury.
O ur reader writes; *Uke mo it
th u rch Croups, (he one a friend of
min* belongs to was operating on
a far from adequate treasury. Last
year, one of their members hit
upon an idea that has really hit
the Jackpot—ro much so that 1
thought rome of your readers
might want to try out a similar
project in their church group*.
•On# of the members look a
series of pictures of their churrh.
Of those, several views were se
lected and put into attractive
greeting-card foliar*. In practi
cally no time at all. the fm up dis
covered hmv *a»y it was to seP
these photogrsphlc C hristm ii
cards, not only to members, but
to others in the community.
“Almost everybody bought the
cards 0.1 sight, because the pic
tures had a personal meaning anc
reflected so s e ll the.message 0)
'Chiiunfai
think your readers would be in
terested In hearing about thii
surefss story!'’
Ye*. we definitely think you
would be interested—and we hope
it injpirei you and your fr.'endi
to launch a similar fund-rililn|
pro|eet for your thureh group, H
Isn't a difficult undertaking—end
If you don't want to take the plrturei yourself, you can always
rail la a professional nhotagrspher.
-Jo b s Van Guilder
Holiday Business
Will Be Greatest
In U.S. History
The stage i» »»t (nr the biggest
buying jam b o ree on record, reports
this week’* teller of the Florida
Stale Bank There are pUnty of
goods on the , helves, the letter
continues, the publte has never
Men more prosperous, and people
are unmistakably in a spending
m**od For mmt U. S. retalrrs.
this year's holiday business will be
the best in history.
It i« further pointed out that
t r t t to date already has shsttere-J
a number of merchandising m ark,.
Department itore nte« ,mee Ja n
uary 1 have topped those of the
comparable lMt period by 7 per
eent. the wldeit year-to-year gain
tn half a decade. Total retail trade
hi the fire* eight months hit near
ly 1122 billion (seasonally adjust
e d ’, a comfortable 8 per cent higher than last year. Moreover, opttmismn in re*ail eirrtei It run
ning high. For example, the I3Aodd atore, »erted by Kirhy-Block
f o . a large resident buying office
tn New York City, expect Novem
ber-Detembrr sales this year to
top the corresponding months by
22 per rent.
flueh npltmiim •»emt solidly
grouded For one thing, personal
Fnrome latclv bis rlKn to an all
time high, in July, it was run
Ring at an annual rate of heyer
than RUM Mil.*>n. tip S3 billion from
June and llT billion more than In
July 1931. Since then, moreover,
consumer incomes unrouhtedly
have risen further, the bank letter
states, tn August, reflecting a long
er work week, average weekly
kerning of factory worker* ad
vanced /rom •? !.« to a record
tTT.lt tie ta n s more per week
than II month, earlier.
Furthermore, people are ohvimisty in a spending mood, even if
this meins going Into debt, and
Credit t« still being made available
to them. The latest government
figures on consumer eredit under
score these poutta. In August, a f
fording to Federal Reserve Board.
Instalment purchases of household
appliances and other consumer
dariblfa tasldea automobiles increased by IM million, compared
Midi' rortWadNiai o<tl
IN. u u rts Irtestad. taro
itnsta of a fwtr-itif Air
irat, sail e*b tears
380 acre.
It it a fort within a fort. Thw in
ner fortifications are known as thn
old fort. Its r t acres a re surrounded by a v iter filled m oat. Jfs w ill#
rise 23 feet abovw thw annotuding
flat terrain.
The old fort is shaped In an ir
regular hexagon, three of it« sides
fifing the waters of Chesapeake
Bay* and Hampton Roads It la the
only fort of Its type tn the United
States still maintained la Its origi
nal form
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with a decline of 231 million in thrt
previous August Credit is likely to
play a substantial role In tho
Christmas Milieus this yesr.
This cheerful outlook does not
mean that retailer, won’t havn
headache* this holiday season, how
ever Here amt th .re —rmiablv' in
the men's snd women's hoiiiry,
homewares furniture, chins snd
gliisware, curtains and draperies—
prices have er*pt up, raising ih*u
spectre of eonsutner resistance*
Perhaps morn important, deliveries
on a number of items are stowing
down, suggesting the advantage of
early Chnitmss shopping This Is
particular)/ true, buying offices re
port. of luggage, s n a il leather
goods, sheets, lamps and aomo
house furnishings. W hat's more,
merchant, would be well adviaed
to take on their extra Cbrlstmaa
season help early this year. B ii^
by and large. Christm ai JUS t #
likely
ronel1
ir tta f
tm
akouMers of bar kasbaad's aewier
a rt tta ri d as lid."
MH. KsrrtW girt rtgM w irts
H I to sp p fif 11 ptaeuTh, e e rt
under « scarf, or wear starts IM
stacks far public instead of dreasfa.
ip on Ui» ahoaldera aI
Though deep in Confederate ternlory, the fort rem ained a I'ninis
stronghold throughout the « n l
War Its n n« »erw never fired on
Confederate forces but the poit
boiled With activity, se n tn g as a
h u e for operations and a stlgtng
area for thousands of troops.
For more Win W years the b r P
w a the home of tho Army a artiilery The first artillery aehoot W|,
estahVshed here fn IR2I. It sea, reorgsmred m IW xs the Cnart Ar.
tlTlfry School. The Arm y's o!dr t
branch service school. It is credited
with having laid the founds’; a
for today's syitem of m iliury ed>
eatlon W the If. S Army.
The fort, long stnee stripped e|
its once formliMe defemes, n-*^
has s military popt-latloa of only
11300 But rt rtiil eontributei imporiantly to lb# natkrt's defeni# at
headquarters of t.hw Continent si
Army Commind,
Antiquity and modernity d-srll
togeiheir in harmony on Uia poifa
Most Modem Moneysavers on theHoad!
N ew Chevrolet VuM bttH Trucks
fef une.' WAflaytr
on
old-fashionedtruck!
»w CtaTtArt tn ic b ofcr
V i mn«t d4vadc«l sixa*.
i£ft£t;s£!
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afld H kK -ter«l t n f t t t a l New.
n o n r ® l tedder-m u tn n rtl U i d
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If'Treasury
Says
Too Early To Tell
About Tax Cut
Relieves Pilot
cn M c C lo y - .
CHAPTER 1 W1W1T-PUHT
-NOW I m m y m u th a k anrarally. la w . CwM c w to rta a w
be Ua VMM a* r n M B WlMl
trapped you n U» O m M and
triad U break you d m wit* pay
ekoioftaal tarturaT CUtartf a t e i u
ha v u u u a ruby » r t ha waa n
ttaia a#is**erheed Juri briar* yau
artra (topped."
"1-1 Beat hnaar.- hara'a Bataan a wara aromhlwg. Har aaaaa
ad (tmlhjMormant waa BaaoiatWf ■
Cbaa touted ■ OtUa aad)j at
Bara. "Tou Ukad tha taka Uarry
much hattar than tha rt*l Oarry.
dum t you ?"
B*a roiarad. What had aha aaid
to JudlUT 1 lava baa. I wauktnt
have roaiiMd K far yaara it Una
hadn't nappawad.. . . But tt waaa’t
Carry aha lovad. R waa a otraaf ar
aiuMi ana aad only aaaa twica and
who aaa inched a r t . . . .
8ha triad to ma*a bar aodca bgni
ana indifftrrat. "1 auppoaa a jawrl
thiaf ts bound to aara mar# dam
and caarm taaa a rat har conven
tional young man waa goaa to an
adfira arary day."
Would aha have (shed tha rtal
Carry b*tler if aha bad o artr aaan
Mar* Clifford ?
Judith could Hava tha raai Carry
now, if aha wanted him. And. of
courar, aaa did want him.
rhat waa why aha aad a* ftared
and aatad Bara whan Bara dciutd
tor raai Carry* identity.
"That waa anataar factor.- aaid
Clit*. “Tau Uhad tha taija Garry
aa much hatttr than tha raai an*
that yau wan lad to batiara tha raai
•n# waa tha larpaotor.*
"1 auppoaa I Bid.* Bara a vm##
waa pallid. BHa laakad at har haada
aa if aha warn romans baaing tot
touch ad tha lalaa Garry. *1 Mil
hka atm.’
-A toiaf ?•
I *w* can t ha m at at that rat.*
Tarh*pa U ia ju * wha totppad
pwu th to* alavaffT*
it)* Bara covarad har fact
onto bar baada. "*vto n r , td an t
balirr* m did that.* .
- T * m afraid 14 tha hmaiag
man. tr# yauT ra t afraid af him.
tan. 1 tomb ha a daagarwua to aayona who baa tha ruby. Kara you
any tdaa at nfl wRa pad bald ad it
tori night T Wa'aa ffat to Bad out
aaw, tor your aw* pcriictlaw. Tou
didn't man ago to got hold ad R
ycuratlf, Bto you r*
-Na.*
-Why didn't yew want tribar Bel
tori ar a a to aat R
ruby until
He anil led. Terhapa l ehould
daaply ha tall you what I have juet told your
aunt. 1 am tha |U;ah of ktogur.
l hid* tha ruby This miMion i* to delicate that 1
«■
undertook tl my tell. After all. I
am the only pereon in Mc-gur who
* Tha T * waa faint- could
afford a European education
and torrefor* th* only pereon
T h a n anmewei# ataa did?*
whoa* Kngluh li equal to tuch a
*! auppoaa Ui#ro a no harm In Uah."
tailing you now," aaid Bara with
Anolhcr vole* (poke fr-wn toe
dull indtfftrrnrr. "It waa Aunt •tiadowk "It a true. I checked.*
Sara turned and eaw a rugged
Carotin* haraalf*
Thro!tiu.~ fit* riar* waa ris face aoftrned by a warm, quiuual
•mile. Her own rye* dropped cold
er #dulou*.
"Sh* aaw I wanted to prot#*t ly, without response.
Tom* in. Sara.'' aaid Caroline
Garry and ah* wanted to help me.
She put it in to* aala with ntr impatiently. “And Dick. You re
yuat ui time lo nrar in* whole
mppturoa. It a toar* now."
Behind thrm to* door creaked. •lory. Mora chair*. Kdna,"
T ll grt the chairs." Cllfforsf'a
Had Judith and Carry left It ajar?
Sara whirled, die* ran to toe •trp rang clear and nard on th*
threehnld. They both m w mm bare Boor. A quick atep. but
through the nalGapen door—a dark amooth and rwn.
Caroline ■ nim rul the *po .Mines
flgura running toward to* Ore
■lair*. The etair door tlammed and In Sara * ry r i "I hart th* rug ra
mmed when your Inrnda tele
h* waa gone.
phoned and waked it they might
-Rallutt.- Mated Clive.
Sara nodded. "How long wat he call ton evening. 1 wanted to hraj
toelr lootaUpa,"
tone T*
"Aunt Caroline, Gregory Ha 11ml
-|,ong enough to hear vwu **y
that th* ruby aaa in }our Aunt ta on hit way heir. He khowa you
Caroline a «*f«. W* mult grt there have th* ruby. I—* llrr voice
failed a.i »he taw the great rut>)
before he doe* -if we can. . . .*
In the ear. Clive eaid. T v * been in Caroline * lap, burning red a*
driving in New York traffic all my a live coal from the gral* and fat
Ilf*. It a III lake Satinet twice at mot* riargrrou*.
Cl.fiord giaru'd at the ftajah, "1
long whether he * in a toal or driv
Ihmk we can lake tar* of Dr. bating hurueit. . . -*
Steven* opened to* door. " Itiu lust, don't you?*
"Aunt Caroline * Sara a voice
Bara . . . Ur. Cite* . . . They re in
th* drawing room. Tenr hat. air?" waa amall and trntr. *No di-uM
Clii« Pruned part him. follow, Ihn other man baa told you he it
th* real Gerry llone. He len t lie
lag Sara.
Again a Br* burned ptingcnlly on ■a an impostor whom 1 mistook
Ui* Hearth and lamplight illumi for Gerry m the 10-ccnt at ore that
nated a amall group at th* cetitrr tim ing He allowed me to load myof to* long, ehadowy room, like aett because n» wanted the ruby.
actor* apotlighted on a vaat. dim Ilea really a former ntm it actoi
■tagr. Rut there **■ on* r.otlr*. named Mark Clifford and Gerry
•hi* rhang* in ih* room. The great Hone waa his atand-in long ago."
*On» moment. I waa Msrk Clif
liltmie rug had been removed. The
para*utt Boor wan bar* from wall ford cm to t acreen. My real name
is James Cliftr.rd bmito, and I m a
U wall.
Carolina aat ta her whealeil pn*luc«r now. Ilut I ran still art
rhair. Tha Grevilla Mpphirta and a little, can t IT* He grinned. "Eatheir aurrounding onliiant* twin* penally » h 'n tomrhndy give* me
klad agamet deep blue velvet, high* a cue and feeds me tinea tot way
necked, ioog.|ie«v*d aad Bowing. you did."
"You think this la funny I" Em
Edna waa on Um anfa again, her
a moment Sara a voice sounded
plain toe* bright with cunoaity.
Bara ganped an aha raeogmted Ilka Caroline s. "Someone killee
tha Indian * tawny akia and dark I’eier Mnaon to get that ruby. Die
you? You admit you want it and
•yea. liquid an a Mag a
'K im Daere!" Ha had heard her you were there when Mnaon die-L"
"I’m aorry . . . Dacra." Ilia voice
p a p "Don't ba alarmed. 1 had to
*e* your aunt one* 1 learned from was humble. "You must hate me
Hr. Clifford toal R waa htra tot now and I don t euppoea Iherr a
ruby diMppeared ami not at Dr. anything I can do about it. It wm
■alluri'a, u you told me. I haven t a ehabby trick I played on you. Of
mueh Um* left If I would keep course, I couldn't foresee that you
la ktogur*
would accrue th# real Gerry Hone
ran aaa maa keep peace of being an impoitor afterward"
fTo If* f’oeiiaaeWi
T*
lln .ee. Inr.
K>eri(t*d hr trejaaeownl vita
Kiar yeetuee* Sv**k*i *
H eads
Uhra dost food h r tha geos*
become bait lor lh« gander?
Hy riafmilim gf tha Cgnarili*
R iid Iif* Service, when ■ hunter
•hooti g migratory bird within
one-hiU mil* nf igy placf, Mifrvtd
or olMrauc," wbira lead hgg baan
pUtad
& By definition of th* V. 8. Fith
<r Wild!ifa Karuca. wh(« a hunWr
takes a dutk be goqjc through ust
s f lead "used lo lur* or attract or
antira birds .la . m ar ovar Ih#
araa where hualert era aUaqtgtlig
to taka them." No (pacific dijtaira
mentioned.
By definition af the California
waterfowl feeding reguJilion, when
a huatar kiRi a bird rioter thin
BoO yardi to "dtilgnitad fqadlrf
| araai" a«t up by same i h durk
buniiag cluba af Uto itito uadtr
• IS annual Ui m h .
AH tRt*« daftoOMbi art (upm td
to maah uH#r lb* Mantg^oial
migratory birta t m t m h m brottr.
Whatone Ibay Bo la the ntojact tl
a curroat rwaUncnt-wiga rmlrnvariy amaag wildlifq nffltlals.
mambtrt of Caairaif. rsmitrvitwaJMi gad. aI rauraa, tfuak kuat•r*.
f Moat af lb# 6 c# bga baa* aimed
a t California, aaa lb* lubgtonc# af
it lummad up by Bap. la u is
(D-Wk ) . who declared rBfMtly
that U. S. Wtldllia auUtortttaa ran
allow baiting by <ailing R faedtag
ta Cflifoniia. and atop laadtog by
galling it baiting in Wlarcftain.”
This, added Beun. amounts In
'Traud meet (mil being #repa
ir ated'*'upon dqik kunUra aatgid#
jh f Cilignmla
f Not to. lain Orm* Lawii, aailit'
ant intorior aacretary. "Anyon# can
feed watoifonl at any plat* at any
tun*, ft la only *h»n tha alamnnt
Lagnl' Notice
R M tfP M W T e
eanea aaa taerei* to i l l ’ e s t o a r t
■«tt«r.
"Back of this iltuitioei.” an of
ficial California department of fnh
and gama review says, " it the
Ilnry of a Struggle hy lha waterfowl to maintain th a m ic lm in
House Cleoning
Becomes Profitable
NEW YORK IB - House clean*■* can ton up all aorta of thiogi.
Reecnlly Mr*. Milton L'nger told
police she had placed ns vehel
easai of garni worth iW.ono in a
huraiit drawer somt 10 days pre
viously but couldn't find (ham tost
■Jgll.
W ire said Loutlnla Richardton, n maid, reported finding tha
gams unnar a mattress in the
Unggf apartment.
Tbo Dug .•*— n Toronto, Ont.,
•kere Unger, g drag broker, has
account*—*tr# notified.
a s w ,i 5 y . w f f l
TUESDAY — WKBNK8 DAY
•TAtTB itSB
fare of agricultural developments
uhirh ha r drslnrd mmt nilur.il
m snhes nf Ihr stair, and s cam
paign hy farmers and slate and
bderal gnvrmmrnD In #a>* ci»p
lns*ev rau srJ by birds 'hich have
adapted themselves to the pew
Irrigated ecnnomv
"The sfory boil» tt self down to
this Can lha waterfowl and ash*
sullure live together and bmh
thrive without the annual crop
losses of the pail few years*
"Both Ihe department of fish
and came and Ihe U. S. Fish h
Wildlife Service hrllrve the an.wrr
ia yet, qualified by thr roniinustion
and expansion of mrasurei now in
for**
.“ Throughout (he story, one fart
remaini paramount and must be
taken Inin prime consideration in
eiery attack on the problem: More
lhan three-quarters nf the ducks
and gee*# nf tha Pacific flyway
spend at least a part of their
winters In California "
In round numbers, that's about
million durks. California's ITn.waterfowl hunltrs shoot shout
million nf thrm annually
PLD TIMER
Quality Paints
. . . i s ess wlj.s.w*, i l . l i a , teeJee’
te M»S ye**U,(Sy keeevsa ,1 111
('>*• l» * 1.|S,M I l S lt i ll i K . Add
la his fell . , .
OLD TIMER
Costs much less
• . . »*d f*a US wile si#
**ei<W* *#!•» PvHlesa 1* '*—• be
ss-'»f *• t*s< wikus is tid ilq
awelty. f o rave p M seeds stop
le sed u i fa*
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T a k e s
DETROIT r — I’-'t'cngrr rar.now |« ju-t rh it finiihrd ftnly
production t tkei j-iitihrr lempo-1 ftMiling d<*i . irm sin !■> grt ill
rsrv ilump next week at another the- in-l l try » Uctorir^ tntn \iA
of the induitrv i lejiting producers car output III n irk n h u r Ihnr
clmrs down for fhe model • wrich-1
itvurd ufftim ji on the n u ik rt by
oi rr.
Iliil week'* 1’wered volume re- Nov l
Tie | U |n r l p'-uluctioi rare
flri ted the as - mbl- l or tWdown
by Chevrolet, l-p car builder Lasl expected f - the rtiitmg months ol
night Huirk. No t prndiirri. at.
yerr. hu>ei
semhlrd it« Is ' r>jy mudd I hcvwell she id i” Hut dele If all
rolrt completed iti IttiS imwtcl run goct *> eipfcled ap|iruxinulcly
a week ago.
Iwo dlUIloft i n will be aiifrnMrd
1’ioductiQR r* 13JS rartdet cats, In the firul thiee monthi of this
yeer
Ih jt
w ilt h n n j
the
"'If, hours i
nine. In or I
a hs-aMhy m
*sni h air a
whirl* breed
. ■■ bliti
unethical a d itr lfln j
"Mr *»v lhat this
of our hu'ine.s liiijai
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2fl| E. Cummtrriul
Phone 60
M ft W i n t lie began «limp reer he t-egsn to s(-e i slire to re
rnlleilm ; when in th* sixth grade, i sesrch in t anadtan -timps Tbia
took it up as a h gtirre hnhhi at* protect was mad-- ill fhe moia
rr marriage and nnw hr s presi rhallengmg be- suse rernrds of lha
dmt of ihe American I’hiiairlic dominion'* issue* were destroyed
in I'*!*»
Sorlets
Hr ha* rei rniiltu 'ted d ill on
l.ar -• ts Sh -emsker, re'ired
ilevelaisd. Ohio, htMior-tman who ihe damp* i-iucd from i(*n ta
hvs lo rd here to- tu tears, he- 1(17. fhe small IJrreni nine
11(| u
* a t h sp grt Ih#
hr,n working at the hohhv for in
sea- *n I now i, gefims • chan-e stamp .-oflertin; hug'
• It s fhe fine art i >h hitetf in •
in hu frairls to meet loti of his
,'sm p which III t a ll-iris the hotlitasssiv col'ertipg huddles
He's won so many swards m»r l< ,i,'* |h# stocky, haldmj Shoe,
the irir* hr cant eitim str them maker replies
lie was nimed pre.idenl of tha
Wall* of hu ten air entered with
soeiely al 'he group s Biccling last
tthbonv, itophirs and fitatmnv
Kaili in hit Gamp rnllfrtln* ra month in Norfolk, Va
THURSDAY, OCT. 20 - 10 a. m.
SILACKK til ALITY FAK.M
IN (IKORHIA'S HKAt'll KKLT
F RI ENDLY VI SI TS
SHOPPING
Collecting Buddies
AT AUCTION!
F OOTBALL G A M E S
?G
y r t r 's
A Ifflt MCOND twfora Mkeoff. |he-e f.to :A *n-WT*lb*T te! tn lr'eeptors s#*m In be alrearir mnvir-g ,|own Hir rumsu* s: I’alom «
S'.iIlf 7he Illusion nf speed rrsmee not owl- (>em Ihe Delta wing InIrrreplor i wasp-wsut streamlining hti» frotsv hiin-lrt- Is e* Si-n
streak* trfl on the roocrel* br lanHinf aircraft at thr M
Detetk
beir -pise a-tvenre.) plane, a,# delivered lo She United
.to- A »
Foeve al ralnsdalr eflcr prc»bielu>n flight !■ !i.
(Jnvrwntioral)
LA TE V A C A T I O N S
Compare These Fares
Atlanta, (In.
$ 11.20
New Orleans,
La.
15.60
Hirmlnffliam,
Ala.
I(Mill
('harlottu, N. C. 11.10
WaRliinfirtnn.
I). ( ’.
17.70
lauxinirton, Ky. 16.15
Chicairn, 111.
22.no
Houston, Ti*x. 20.3.5
PL Lniifii.
mm
Now York, N. Y. 21.75
S lu m p
lots) to j trenrd imashtng right
million trhiclet.
Ford • rntirr IJtVt line, excepting
the new t .intmrnt j| Mark II ha«
heen prr.enti-l hi the relw.'rn
flic I'liiiimrntal. a nioilrrhired »rr
Ifin id thr limited prmb I- lion
fl 1 ' ■lilt UP until u p .
«»n puhllr ill*play Oct 21
M ejn.h I# ll-wlgr puli III
r Iirs s*n Ih# m itkrt yr i r
! iey wUl he fallowed nest
hi the i hiytl#r rod line
mndrlv and l.dfr in tit# rurtnii
month hv IlcSoln • and I'ly mouth
Of General Motors' icvnal Imrv
ot csrv only the Cadillac and Ituirk
has# brrn previewed so far The
remainder — Chevrolet, Tnotur
and ttldinmhllc—will he di-played
hef'irr the end of the month
All are evperte,t In aniunincr
inme pr.rr advaners, although
these probably will be tempered
hy downward adio-tment. In ar
cr*i,ov p rim Ford mcreaied -tigge-teil pro.'v on its For I model*
but rut piicri on some optional
items
llieie
no q ir lion tts.it in an
rlgnt million unit output sear the
nation's rar rrtvilerv have brrn
railed upon '» put forth more u l r ,
effort liun eyrr hetoie in thrtr
experience. But thw appear to
have iti nr s Siral >.ti of rlr.imiig
up inientories
There are many aoumg thrm.
ho -Tier, oho rontln'o- t., Iiehne
the fjclorie* haie o
in then tut lie for |» •
twhulaii -n
is ioil dHay» Tucker, s
Ms . d* llrr long arl
fu rs ef th. National
Dratriv Asvn , puts it
A UNIIIO tTAItt .Vav-y plane wra* haiil ng medievl Itippll** fi*.f and
atoetoi* Into fhe stricken city wbro tt-. piclure was mad* i f T im.
pico, kfralro, rai »g*d by Bond* of Hurricane Janet. .Swollen wale-e
of th* Ihinuco lUver swept ov*r Ihe c,t when torrential rains ra, rd
tt aver Hi b ’nks. Navy hellropiart are n hmf relief to some l i nno
((fugiea Ut Use stricken area.
G'ercmaiumal Sour, ij.hof >y
•
Wfcos! Speed Count,
J w ^ tto M l. M . h w , | Mel,
.R 2S
•JVBt
P r o d u c t i o n
(Vn U l Tes . i n . . I 6 AJ « . S - - , T. , ,
sent be Oafs alt ....... ..
«st ran for ih* rallaf
gat •* Taatare temtaala *>v*tv.
IjrieA tote Ire gay at Octadr.
P U irs ts s U a Cirewit Caun.
Car
Have Controversy
of hunting in rrlalion in iurh
feeding enters Ih# picture that our
•tiihorily lo regulate becomes operilive."
Whatever the decision, if any. in
tha rurrrnl debit*, the California
law now in its third y*ar of operalion hat a sudden national infereit.
In ib stated aim. the law makes
II possible fur lha durk hunting
tlube, al ihair own espensr. lo srl
up leading and flnoding programs
des Igoad to allrast wstarfowl aw sy
from tha h titU y agneulluralued
areas of lha state where crop drp.
rtditioni ertale a serious problem.
Thit this improves durk hunling
an the 20#.BM arras nr so pf pm ate
elub lands is not seriously ques
tioned But whether lit* improve
ment Is an aartiad dividend of
notahlg effort wild benefits arrrumg lo othgr hunters through maintanapr# af high durk populsHunt,
• r plain "duck bailing" u anolhtr
Avepua, iyraeqs* haw Tech .
T o ]!iiV * H r.n * 0 T x tm rtB D
,*JHAT a'GamplaUt for Pivwne'has
B w i fifo* agaiast yau an* yau arc
V ftfW -rsrA V A !
v**" «
TMli AIRVIIW ihow* the burning clly of N *.i!,i on Ihe srsrss.i-t of northern Honshu 1 '. - .I, Jkpin,
where thou ioii* were Irfl home 1r*.» and no ”>uf itnllani in property wws rtrilrnyrd taniw utivw i it
et nearby Typhoon Lemur which swept th- ,-i, me rit* fur eight hmin, the fur ile-troy eel .ilmiii t »i
be—m eim— *o.| hiiiMine* and In Hired m .re thin a *eore of rn rvom.
ifnfernatmr.al fhidiniiliniol
CULVER CITY. Calif r _ \
potent new electronic brain miy
he the let fighter pilot's best fnind
and. the Air Forre u y s, perhaps
WASHINGTON B -T ha Troatur?
mir best defense against invading , hai »aid on. e again it i f mi n r ' e
enemy bombers.
to tell wheshrr tni-ime or other
The \ir Force and industrialist faxet should he cut next yrar
llowsrd llughei look the wraps olf
But n*P F-irand i t ' Bit *ay% ha
the latest llighrs iteselopment la»t now hflievr- mor,- vtrongly lh<n
week It will relin e the pilot ol evrr that t'm ld eo : Fl*enhoiaer
• srty 11 -punsibilily esrept taking early in
will ircommcn t
off and landing
"tom e lowering of t i x e ."
Foraild and l*.m T Smith sp*.
Hie hram will rarry Ih* )rt
interceptor to it* target, fire rlat asvistint to S--rtrt.iri ef I a
t -i
to rk ru or mlmles. and return Ihe Treasury It tim
vrrbal fencing over the pditiratie
plane to iti home hair.
The atlvanretl firing system «s* hot tax rot Issue recently at t
-le-ignr l because human reirlion- hearing nf Forand * llou.e l i e i
ate n-d wlwiys quick enough In and Meant subcoRtmtliee Iks
, committee > avows
studying
handlr Kt» in combat.
Iliighrv said every interceptor adminMtratnr an I lerhnical rei|*
guatding thr l nited States and *ions In the exci-c. or u lc i l i t ,
i anada already is equip|*ed o Ih ta u t—not chaiign in rates
Fnrand etiliriced Ihe Treaittry't
,s primary version of the deadly
rrfii-al to eutsm t definite rrcom*
“automatic marksman."
Thr newe-t model, putting nss| mcndalioni t > the Ibm e group
gallon, commomration and attack I and said that .tren.-thenrd hi* he.
up In the electronic hram. will he lief the admin’lira!. n mas come
hou-ed in a hov takinz up a small up with lav nit proposals in lftfal,
a gpneral elrcfion year
space.
To lhat Mi .Mi r.-p'u d In Ima
with what It imphrev ha. hrrn sav.
mg that p-ndin; •-•mplctmn ef
Larry Shoemaker
firm federal budge! r-timatea ne*s
Has Many Stamp January there i* no assurance of
ta* d a-h ri n*vt y n r
.
rrto|*.flY i»f
J. F . I O l.I.IN S
I o f a i Ion h n-d#' nf t »i• ' a >y, g , , t-> i * * '
: 'i miles eul from Fort k sllry on pa*»d 'la "O H'th
left on uiipased old Ma. »u l!”»d J? m r ' 1 ' ' ' 1
nf All-air . M Rll "f .\Hen1a, Ml nil. <-f Aninsi is t o i l
s s o i'l. | - a- 0 rapllai. hcail of G '—g n 's •'■'•* ' ■ f,TMi A tH K S i t i u , I I F A I .I I I ^ I’F.ACII
slstr ♦lill.mnl net from prai n-s Hi I -.-I .I s" U '-*
I'raiMsn Liberia . ta i'v is*., t i n s amt Lai Hi *>
shipping laliatlc*. tsii h aandt b-am ault w In giow| - -/ ' • •
in.iiies #ei Its r niatistilj ant h*ll*i fla- —. k 'll* a'* I li'gh#r
(bail esnag# br-aus# of laige tree-, aluniy G
Tree* overlap, Avenue* »vn> III ro o t foe ea lei sakbi
Tempriair climate m rn u pea* h, • upen
ad nf all "'bri* in
^^«u -II ever.
nation-><"i y
rull*. tin l-a*r. nf pa*l in.-ms . juvl <* fn
f,-r thiv farm n#*‘ >sai, t"" acre* U»el lau-l f»« Furthj nrrhatd
ex|i*n>inn. Unit ideal f»i K'■pe■.
f" " ' ‘ ■" i"jn
tm h an i.pp-irlunily ihih* .long F*•** kab* *
4-e-utl inaikrt!
.........................
HANK ON UELF f A t r t .E Ml UI l l l t - t - I'A 11 M
Ap
pi-v. r.:> a<ie* f*n«#d and srost f*ncr.l i ' 1 sit snd. .mi -}•
nre . poiU, I' i acrai l"*»ial IHrmuda in ’
lan-l! Ml *ri#s Bald* gras*. A'l a n n Flin
'
giaaif*. I'rofitah'# also for dHirsing. Menty ' -*irr <" *f*«Y
isurimie. Fin" poultry nppoiiunity. .< I s""d I'’"1' ' • , ,!’/*•
irurk i sops. I.s- client m atkrt. Ii«»fb* 111 HI Mt I.Okk I l-Ol
YIELDS. N«s vrorn oul land her* Us *-'# — i n a "" '" ie "' ' ‘ ' r#;* I*, bales pee
’•
l "-n peanuis p*. *<.. •» ’"
hu. naMi III In Ms hu issrn. Good land foi a lls io p ’ K l-k O l-l >*
- \M 1IMI1VII s-'i 1» Hi ar:rt lii.d 'i ...... r* »-i *« * •' fo? ''( d y
rath, Toweltn*. young long leaf pine, on 'wlan.e -f l.ml for
fuliir* incom* C'heik timlwrnnw- UJVF.IA HOMb TEN ANT
Hill SFS FARM BL'Il.DINGS, rt-i.w.m home huilt wild
, rifl.m an'v touch, l oiy Iwdroome Spacmu* living r-.m . M ; tein
tiih . Ashell"* siding f«rap***iOon Hnuble-top r-of. \ - vlv
I. sn. hea-iliful landscaping. «h*-le Dee. Ope.ator -r- In di..oin bum* t-cller lhan mam house on mn.i fauns, t.irry eonveiiienee U lenant houie* nil in goi*-l r-i*diHon. J huge macllin*,V shed!! rnnrtefe masonry ehssp. equlppesli latge f*Ul* '
p'es.fy ef storage spec#. F.vei'lhmg #rr.Mg#-l f-.r iilm —l r<- " r n .
Fern*. See properly h»f-re *a> day I'
snd cnmpl't# dtlBill
available. kVill# nr rail u*. »r J F. I wlllnt, ID#. .. Byron, Ga.
TODAY! D«ts’i mi»s thi, sal#'
Si nDIVIDKI) OR OFFERER
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IAMBS MARLOW
This Is Tire Prevention W eek !
Heed Precautions - Reduce Hazards
For tha aeennd year In aurraaaion tha
National Board of Fir# Underwriter* re
porta fewer home fire* in urban United
State*.
And no doubt, a portion of the re*u!t*
tan be credited to the fine work on the ra rt
of the Seminole County Junior Chamber of
Commerce which, each yc*r, apnrtanr* Fire
Prevention Week In thi« community and alway* doe* auch * big Job of ItIn communities of 2.500 *nd over, realdentia) fire* decreased 2 per cent in 1053
and again In 1051, according to reporta
reaching ua.
However, we’d like to point till* out,
aince 90 per cent of all fire* are eau*ed by
earele**ne«». neglect and lack of underftamling. thl* I* onlr a small percentage of
what can he done in cutting down the ter
rific toll. Here ia what you can do to help
prevent a fire In your home.
The combination matcliea-amokinr and
yniause of electricity arrount for 10 per
cent of all fire* of known origin; therefore,
home fire prevention *hnu1d atari at theaa
danger point*. The following precaution*
wil! reduce the hnrard* of matches and
•making.
1- Keep plenty of ash-tray* handy—and
on# them!
J. Never to** a lighted match awav.
Blow It out, hold it a second, then put it In
•n a»h-tray.
5. Before emotvinp an a*h-tray. he sure
•verT mateh and butt I* dead out.
4. Never n*e a match to light your way
Into a dark rln*rt or similar spare where
clothing I* kept or possibly other combust
ible*.
5. Befor# rnlng to bed, e«peel*Hr aftar
entering. «r# that no butt* are smoldering
en tahVa or upholstery.
R- Keen matches and cigarette lighter!
where children eannnt reach them.
The Sanford Herald
■MV N lsttfsf M l
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anti* ,i itities ru n s*, ■•*#* a* *•*
■1 r s s m a ml Mare# ft lit#
rwan e ra s is s m iw *•« Sbmisim
■nates# nanwaw a n . • • • « ■ „ we,,**
a r n a m ie n « n i
Br IWisUe
B#w par » « s
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H im * M # e
Sts «••«#*
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eats
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WU eMiwary u « e « s a t # •* sftwaba. eweetwtUwa
■lie
l i S i i »t s i u n s lsa n i Is* t o »—*■«■ ml eatetaa
***** m SH M eftaepa# t o a* M r* to , *4<
195 6 Election W ill Be Close
WASHINGTON tW-Tha doorbell
ringer* in the prrcuicU are the
mfantrvmcn of politics, and the
top brat* in both tha Republican
and Democratic partial know Ihtj
are tha troops a bo can wm or lot*
a close alctUun bailie.
And so it ti that 13 months before
the 11*4 presidential election, the
political strategists are placinc
heary emphasis on better organiration at the precinct lesel
The Democrats are drafting a
proirare for finning precinct
workers and strengthening party
oriamiation. with Nci) Staebler.
Michigan real estate operator,
directmi the }ob Steepler Is u s e r
a larie share of the credit f#r
puttmi torethrr an effectisa trass
hieh awepl
roots organisation
Republicans out of major office!
in Michigan las* year.
Democratic leaders hope Statblcr’s plan for inspiring enthusla*
tic precinct work will be spread
through the party. Tha Staab’.rr
idea. iA essence, n to make the
loyal preeinrt worker feel he has
T. Never amoke in bedF.leetricftl fire* ar# lesa apt to occur
you follow the*# rule*:
1. 15 ampefe fuses are the aafe air# for
moat home* and houiehold circuit*. Never
tamper with them; never u*e overalls fu*e*.
* Don’t plug too many appliance* into
one nutlet; you will overload the circuit- if
fuse* blow often, call an electrician. He will
Inspect tha wiring and put In m»rt outlet*
and eircuita if he think* you need them3. I.nok for the UI< lahle on all electric
cord* and appliance* you buy. It mein* they
have passed Underwriter* laboratories
test* f<>r file and shock aafely.
I. Don't let a “home handyman" tinker
with electric cords, wiring or appliancesSuch work should be dona only hy an elec
trician.
5. Don't airing wirai over hook* or
around nails, or run them under ruga where
they may h« walked on. Insulation will
break or wear out, and a short circuit may
reault.
HAL BOYLE
Cattle Industry Growing
D e a r
One of the biggest growing Industrie*
in Feminol# County is the cattle industryThe ?eminote County Cftttiemen’a A*soelntinn lust year at this time numbered
only 17 members but In the 12 month period
until now the group has increased its memhership roll* to a present M.
Turning to pure bred strains, Beminole
County rattle raisers are slowlv climbing
to the top of the Industry as evidenced by
visitor* in this *re* hy mm# of the top
men in tha Florid* Caltlemen’* Association.
Not only doe* th« organization boast of
it* rattle, the quality of the breeds, the *lze
of the herds, and the fast developing of the
urea Into a cattleman’s p*r*di*e. hut they
look to the future in the part that cattle
will play In a completely rdtated crop pro
gram.
Businessmen, professional men. eelery
growers, poultry men, vegetable growers,
and even tha "regular" fellow, are all get
ting Into the rattle business. It's the up and
eoming business that la hound to pay big
dividend* in tha Immediate future aa well
as the diitant future
Wa’r# looking to the cattle industry for
a balancing effect on the economic picture
round*
ia an Induptnr
industry that will mean
m
und. na. It i.
In Seminolee Cnunty and the
th e area that
th a t auranr-
Too Late To Classify
S a ra h , M a x
NEW YORK iW—Dear SarahYou have been m your grave
Iwo years You never heard of me
tn your life and 1 never heard ol
you until an hour ago. 1 ain taking
this way of irttmg the world know
whst a wonderful wife you were,
1 h i lata ta jsork, and hailed
a cab druan by your huihand,
Mai. It - a t a cn ip
autumn
morning, the kind that make* a
mutic tn your virni.
"It • a fin* Hay." I laid to Mat.
"but I guen in tha rab huiiaeu
you maka more munay on rainy
Hayi."
"All Hays ar# good days." Mat
• aid "I don't worry about tha mon
ay. I take it as It rnmei, and I
don t ery if les* comet ta one diy
than another.
"Paopl* let triflaa pit* up and
wear the* down I don't. I'v* been
hacking U yeari, movtiy al night.
1 can ramambar during the de
pression when I rim # home with
only M rant* after IS hours at
Ih* whtal.
"Soma of my friends in huilnasi
for lhamvolvei (rat now If they
don't make more money every Hi/
I can remember Ih* dayt when I
mad to lend them a few cant of
f„od m keap tham going, and I
think
S till
R e m e m b e rs
'She taught me to cook and taka
"She had happineit in her," he
ear* of tha hou>«
slid more thin once.
Mai didn t want to talk about
M si told me hoa thriftily ynu
your Heath. In tha two yeari vinca
put by tiia dollars and pennies. you left h* hain't forgotten you.
until you both had a ncit *g| of
fjh dm , r mect( many lone
gl.OMt when you fell ill of cancer |y «nmen " h* laid "But they
nearly Ultra year* ago.
'H unt m ierttt me. You know ih*
II* told how the n o t aig drib rfaaon Ihey'r# vo lonely? It a b*
hied away in effort* to cur* you cauia they ha«* lonelmen In them
—vperialitta, nurvo, treatments—| "My w it* -a in 't that way at all.
and how you fought agaimt ipenri- She always had happme-i ut her."
ing H He told ho* h* finally quit I
,hfn ,0m m t tbout , our
work and took ear# of you hinu*lf.[U o d u jb ie ra . Ha la veiy proud
herauta ha roulln’t hear tn leave of them.
ynu alunt. It* told ho* zaiigncd
"The older girl ti IT,” he «ald
ynu mat*.
"She won't get In go tn college
"Sh* w.nted to itay on her feet The nest tig wa* for that. Bui
—«h* wouldn't go lo bed," Max she didn't want to go lo college
•aid. "And 1 touldn t atand to aa* very much. She soon will grsdualr
her in pun Rut aha itayad on from bunnen school and ah* ts
bar feet until Ik* laet two weeks. going steady with a ftn* boy. Our
other girl UI5 and doing well In
school. They're both good girls."
You y o u r s e l f ar* in Max'*
thoughti often whil* h*'s driving
"It mikes ma fr«l bad." h* re
marked. "when couples get In my
car and start quarreling. On* sayi,
'I hate you,’ and th* oilier says.
'I wish you'd drop dead,' Some
times 1 furs around and tell them,
'Don t talk Ilka that. You don't
know what you really has*, just
WASHINGTON UR—tn tha t* being together. Stay hralthy * "
U . S. To Launch
Many Rockets
In 1957-58 Period
*™u*5iDeeamher l»MI the United Slates t , c y , , (f|t bflu,r him.elf, )uvt
* * ’ i " ' 1" ; " ,0 *h “ 1«n «* ®wnfr . whn- In th e
'J.kV d^M ai tf he srnuMa’i will launch mote lh*n twice si fro mreliving out loud hit memop a s t, eouid co u n t on only th # produce and like tn owa hia awa hanaaii, and many hlgh-altltuda rockets as It rjM 0f hit life «uh you. lie loves
hat fired In the pavt IP years.
in talk about you—hut happily, not
▼ •f*t*hlea th a anil w ould produce.
h# aniwered:
About IM00 no# h it been budg U Hly, and 1 t h 1 n k that would
Tha cattle Industry is lika having a naw *'1* *•* 1
keught my eted for thl* effort, la addtllo# tv p la n t you.
tha 1» million dollars or so as-j "Stay healthy!" ha fitted hark
J ..V w
In IH.
A at.h llliln r - I M J™.
peeled to be spent during th# same lnH drove away smiling, still think
HHnflnf Anllirn Into rh .n n ,li tb it nth,r- nm. an, l .tin t bat, tbit. But I period
on the much more n s y log of you
Page 4
Tueadiif, October 11, 1955 wise would not mean on* cent to tha people don’t worry."
timu, but closely related, vpa.e
Rine#rele.
of tha countv-wlde community.
‘n ’»"
■"!* ma ahout tht #«ly istelille project.
fill Boyle
TODAY’S B1BI.R YEBSR
The detail* of th# V ft rocket re
flemlnol. County fa growing In many '.i,?/,
Suffer hardship with me, as a good sold way*. It fa growing in it* modern outlook-i k. gold about meeting and mer search program during Ih# I4M \* give th* Utter sdded rang*.
Geophysical Year
ier of Christ.—II Timothy 2:3.—There are it Is growing in papulation, It ia growing vying you ta year* ago. He told International
1. Four dozen or more Deacon
MHiieuwed
a*r**erh
m me
discussed In
in ■
sfsaerh to
the
balloon combinations, off
•tilt emintriea where follower* of Chriat business-wise, It la growing eonstructionwiae •*°«t 'h« «»* * « " •»>« »» TOUAmere
m7rteanRocket Soei.ty here li.t Skyhook
Greenland and nnrthrren Canada in
muat auffer to the death. It Is a challenge Industry I. daveloping. and along with all 2 f f . t f
wesk by Dr, Homer Newell, arling tha Arctic, a like number from
th a t la gladly met by many. In Christian or thia vast Improvement, tha cattle indue- milk and coffee, and hawr cheerful superintendent of the Atmosphere ship* in the Pacific off San Diego
you were. He told about Ik* ktdi and Astral Phyatci Division of the
landp It ia often taken for granted that wp try ia keeping atep.
and another four lo six dozen from
coming and bow well you mada Naval Research laboratory.
Will enjoy the fmlla of Christian civiliza
ships on ■ track south from the
Wa are newer and more virile planning out'with little, ,money,
. - and bow you Tha laborato-e hat been as Equator
lo the antarrlie. Tha Sky
tion and law* without even turning our th r .u ,h th . .ffnrta «f . r - . I . r num l-r of
. 'S .
signed all the rocket prn]acti, in hook balloon carries Ui* Deacon to
fenda.
cattlemen In Seminole County.
1vwere alone.
- **«•• at night and you cluding Ih* satcllita program. Six a height of many miles, from
to
to 10 satellites about 1b* lire of which Ih* rorkcl U launched. The
basketball* ar* In be rocketed to combination la called th* Rockoon.
altitudes of J(M to inn miles In and more than JO of them have
attempt to get them then to orbit hern launched, to a i high ai *n
F HIHUM M. MMNUM, H I.
for monthi or tongcr around the mil#!.
i o u t quarrel « um <
T0W
«■ m n m
—
» w u iM iw y
i
i
earth.
Hundred* af Rockair* — thra#f l ___ . „ . ______ _ | normal only vhM your M n tu *
Newel! aaM Ibst durirg the KST- lack rocket* aad other am all type*
M N M M f b)
ftt# MU lutMldM. PtMMbarbltOM eg
S period tha United Slates will launched rrnm Jet aircraft al high
iJom ■ « b# huaw nWI low amytal may ha adriaad hy yowv
TH * FOOTBALL taa* et IBs
launch:
ntr-ln-law may ennoanc* doctor to taka Um adM eft mm
tf, I, Mtrrht*! Mi Hm fttidtfuy
altitude, la lha Chinrotaague, Va„
1. A doien Aembpe rocket* from area.
plans t# « ia n d h « s la r-tm t aiul.Uaa i l L E f o S a o u / ^
la beZng taught tap daaeiag by
Whtte
Bands.
N.M..
and
another
U
M w m l at Uta dinner Mbit. u*v# any n m a f a iiamd hr
iwatrt arcunanta whila anting gaatria acidity.
from Fart Churchill on Hudson's
nai
■h yowa itHiiUi aa v a t aa tmalL dry manta, « M « * t
Ray, Just below th# Arctic Circle
ramowM
^
llttla liquid, aomattmaa balp.
in Canada. M#ra than 1M Aero
t i t
it JOai t t a m M
v
Doot drink aoffaa ar taa ana#.
be** have already been fired, In
It la > * k i ft# grid,
g irt— oka bara proved ana* ii«ljr. Oiually, a taaf raatftf
allitndea ai high a* i n mi!#*
them feet. 4 #4
Inly that th# amoUoaal holiday wilt do m an food th at
I. A number nf Nlka-Desmn
b##vy sska# fhetr
>of a parson profoundly if- dro§* or dieting.
combination rockets, alia at Fort
eppewenfF tochef
CburrMD. The IS-foot-long Nik# I*
I I I
tha Army's standard antiaircraft
mlsitl*. Its power plant Is a*
tarbed to the Deacon rocket to
Keep Calm At Meals
accomplished something for him- is lurned not only on the leaden self and hit country —and that ahat bat also on precinct workers whj
have done an outsladmi Job.
he baa done la appreciated.
at
On. political worker commented T h e workers
- n u . are
« uintroduced
c c < * a«
recently: ‘T ha day ha. ion* -hen the big 0»nq^ u too
“ P Uu
. . .give
. . . a. man at .City
i t . in
n heady wine ol applause.
\
sou .can
H*U
110 on election day. and iet the Just •hat methods the Rcputs.
job dune It won t work any mo:c licani wiU u*« to fire up thrlr
You've |ut tu attract the rtght kind precinct workers are not yet dear.
of people into the organization and
g ut. spurred by President Eiiengive them a feeling of participx- power before hi* illness, they t.*>
lion, a feeling of liking part in , rc paying tloie atlcdUon to prosometh.na that Is big and vital to rlnct organization
them and to the country The hope one new effort in the Republican
jf personal gaia ts an Important eampaljn will h* a special dm *
element in this work—but it Isn’t directed by Clancy Adamy if
hy any means tha fore* that drtsea Mineral. Utah—to enlist new voter, ^
most workers."
into the Hepuh'lcan parly and get
Staebler has said: "In a loose them into active participation to
Jo.nted organization like a political the party s affair* it the local
party, tha vigor with which people level
do their committee and precinct: President Eisenhower In rerent
work is determined almost entire ' weeks is reported to have t '1
ly by morale . . . The most im GOP National Chairman Leonard
portant Ingredient (of morale) ta Hall: ' You can espccl an old
a sense o( significance."
codger like me to be useful u
In Michigan. Staebler and other, only a It* elections—but if you get
Democratic leader* have seen to a Il vear old. he'll be around to
tt that the spotlight of recognition <work for you for years "
q
1 1,11 ,h,M ' *n<*
By RL9RELL K AT
| No state has a m >re colorful
T. T Arntworth, President Em history than ours. Before th*
eritus of the rm ta ro la Historical whit# man cam* to these shores
Society, feels that we are over many gtrat Indian nations mai*
looking one of our most valuable history her* Including 1 » Timu.
a ite ii through our faduro to pro cue, Caluta, Tckesta, May atm!,
mot* this sta'.r's .av;at>:* historical Job*. Jraza. Tocobaz*. Mocico. m
Pohoy. Oclt», Acurra, Oralc. ToMtkground.
Admitting our advantages In trno. Yustaga, Onalhraqua. L'tina,
sunshine, climate, Ukts, rivers, frerks, Pancocolns, Muckohrgso,
springs, rasem i and hcachct, Euchres, Apalachee and th* pr*.
Wentworth contends that our great sent day yemmoles.
est attraction la found in our his
Most of us are awar* of th*
tory.
fart that Florida ha« been anitir
While he praises our Slat* Board fts* Dags — Spanish, British,
of Parka and Historical Monu Frrp-h, th* United Stairs and
ment* for th* splendid work th»y the Confederate Slat#* of Ameri
have Hon* and are doing to bring ca, hut few have knowledge of th*
to th* nltrntion of home folks and fart tin t a sixth flag I* Involved*
visitors many spot* of great hls- in our history. Florida was a rstoncal interest, he bemoans the tion within itself from the lime
fact that w» ar* doing far too it seceded frfnm the Union until it
little In hi* direction.
joined Ih# Confederacy, Just as
A student of Florida history Californ'a for a tim* functioned
for many year*, Wentworth has as th* Rear State Republic. Dur
gathered on* of the fin*«t rot- ing this hrief period we existed ax
leetlona of data and historical “The Sovereign State of Florida "
obieets that ar* priceless relics.
Wentworth contends that th#
H* ha* spearheaded th* drive to hl<tory of every Individual com
adequately mark every historic munity, H* It ancient or recent, I* f
spot and welcome* the assistance interesting and important H# feels
of such organizations as the Flori that every community should have
da Historical Roeiely, the St. Its own local historical society op
Augustine Historical Society, Pen- group, charged with re»pon«lhilisacola Historical Society, Jerk- ty of gathering and preserving
•nnvllla Historical Society, the historical data that will become
Historical Society of South Fieri- more and more valuable as tim#
ca and #ther group* In this effort, goes on.
be homa tonight, HoRey-
le t's Celebrate f
YOU'RE TELLING ME!
BUICK
Trade-Ins
Clearance Sale
"A w o n n TO THE WISE
far Qpiclt Halles
•r Big Evials...
IS SU FFICIENT"
B u jin f madleluM and
haaltn-aMa ia not • almpU
•a purchaalnf many other
things. T h ty m ust not only
bo fraah and potent whan
yea get tham , but they
m ust no properly taken or
uaed. Even the moat com
monly uaed household re
medy can be harm ful if
Improperly token.
T h a t Is why our Phor*
maciats welcome your roqueato fo r inform ation, or
Baking ony question wo don
ethically answer. Wo are
Ilconaod hy th a Biota for
your protection.
TOUCKTON
DRUG CO.
LangDistance
RCICX
puts you there
nWw* yo« Job! want to any a ehm ry j
"ftsllo*—or abare bl* nwwi with
Nicholson
Buick Co.
eut-of-fewM triaads or low d i
, I f s quick, panonal, low ia coat,
l a ' i tftan
w k h ip
you'd liko
to c a l riifct BOWf
im
Can lag ft Na
Al B * o! i«E f
Ob H b B b b b O i n
T«
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S o jc ic tL fc v fw JtA ,
Children's Clothes
v Are Fire Hazards
Toys Hospitals
T’ # cloO-e* your eVld w#»r»
• r* ■ f* . hstard — fn f*rt, firelfv tinr i i r n f r i l are • chief
run** o( children being *#v*rly
F- inet or killed hr fire, hoiplUl
i t itrii Mv# show n.
The National Fir# Protection
A "faim n. «pon»or of Fir# PreVentinn Wrfk |i)(k 9-13tt in en~
f. o or»ti n w 'h »K# U. S D#p»rtn#nt of Agriculture and the Flor
id* Agricultural K*t#n*l»n S*rv ■•# warn tf’at otic# a child*
o' 'thine Ignite*, the child lit a
panic it likely to run and only
make thinC* t»or»e. Children
ihnuld h* tauehl at an #arly ac*
r.ot
run v»h*-n thl* happen*, hut
to immediately roll up in a nig,
c»at or blanket or »imly to fa 'I
down on the ground and roll
0 i " .r<t If m raW tinf i* available,
eayt Myrtle Wilton, Home Penton st ration Agent.
| OthlllC firra often f*»ult f t'1™
a child playing with match#* or
beaus* of a fhild getting too
clot# to an open fireplace, hnith.
r ra<i aid tr**h fire*. » n»d and
coal hcat»rt. and *»», wood or
kerrten# stove*.
In addition to teorhing children
the right thing to do In euch an
Bomerg.iwy the NFPA urge pat*
ent* to protect children buying
clothing that l* not too flimsy
• rid readily Ignited. And hy all
meant take etrp* to prevent any
poi*thle contact with fire; Fireplacet ehould have fireguard*;
matchfi, lighter*. g»*ol:ne. at.d
Veroten# »hoUld he kept f»r out
of reach: tra*h and incinerator
fire* should never he left unat
tended; and *temly enforce the
rule of Maying away fr»m alove*.
' lieatcra and furnacea.
Invited to a conference of Junior
affilo tn of the National Council of
Trachcrt of Fngluh hv Kptllon
Chi, FSU tampu* altiliatr. are
prospective teacher* of language
art* and their instructor* from
college* in Florida. Georgia. anJ
Alabama. 01 the FSU campua Ep
silon Chi going are nfficcr*. Mar
garet Malloy, prciidcnt. Sanford:
and Martha Shannon. Sanford,
Other oflicert aie t'wroljn Rrdfern.
lh# bunfurd USO held a "Peg iTallabaaiec vie# prmdcnl: and
g> * Dance ' Saturday night with Carolyn Jo Sherman. Panama City,
a large crowd attending to enjoy secretary.
Mr* Luella R Cook, Trevldentthe rrlrethmenU and dancing
sen. *r hotict* waa the Pretby- Fled of the National Council of
lerian Women rvpic-entcd by Mr*. Teacher* of English, will he cue-t
Lnru.e Graham. Junior hotieti tpcakcr at tre conference at Flori
da Male I'mvertity on Thursday
wat Hit* Peggy Beit.
Mr*. I'eggj Kuhn, general chair and Friday Oct i t , 14
Mrv Cook, who until recently ha*
man of tic L'SO who wa* called
out of town tcvrrai munthi ago been Consultant in Curriculum De
tor bus.nes* rratont. ha* return vflopmcnl for the Minneapolis Pub
ed and ;i now resuming her work. lic Schoolt will aoum e the prcti
Mr* Kuhn ha» put much of hrr denry of the National Council at
energy and idea* in the ISO and the annual convention in New York
"everyone" wai glad to tee her during the Thanksgiving holidays.
The two-dav conference, to which
back.
Sunday night a TV night wai the public i* invited, will begin
hell. Game* acre plated and tel*- with a genera! seuion in Opperman
vision enjoyed. Rrfrrthmcnl* of Mu*ir Hall on Thurtday tv mine
punch and home made cookie* wet# Oct. IS. at seven o'clock. At that
terved hy Junior hostel* Mss time the gu#»t speaker'* topic will
Ruby Strn.trom S«-nior hoiteti be "Language Art* for Today's
wat again the Presbyterian Wo Youth." A second addrevt by Mr*
men reprctrnied by Mr*. W. II Cook will be given on Friday mom
ing at nine. Following thl* will be
LaFelra.
a tenet of group ducutiioni with
local instructor* a* consultant* and
member* of Eptil >n Chi at chair
men.
Sponsor* of the organisation are
Mrs. Martha Wd'son. Mitt Fay
Kirtland. and Mitt Rltnrhe Trczevant of th* FSU School of Educa
tion.
I
'Mrs. R. Brinson
Selected Head
Of Art Group
SJB
SW
K
SS
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Full of peach** and very *p*clal, suth It# F--. d tetters rtavif *
tl .t eoeonut-top|'»d pie It t ■! IT#tent, loo—with a i , • st.,*rere#i *
h r ng in • pr» 1», ed p # thrll Then into the oven fn- * I t *f to, ;!u C
or bah,ng. to give thr wonderfully crunchy, varan • I ‘ (i to g " At I
I r a
.•
ng thl* dtUclou* d*
1
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tte very r.ev! birthday rartv in yo ir fgmtt)!
Th# Ree. and Mr*. Albert E
Green formerly of Sanford now of
Punla On.Ma prmfdly announce the
birth of a daughter. Diane Elaine
weighing 7 the 9 nt Friday Oct
T in th* Charlotta llorpital.
Mr. and Mrt. Marion D. Con
way annourvee the birth of a »nn,
Ted Allen weighing A |h* iy nt
Th# youtig man «a* horn th.*
morning, at 12 41.
Mr. and Mr*. Jama* H Coving
ton at# the proud parent* of a
daughter wcigh.ng ■ lbs. | nr
Horn on Oct 1. in lh# local ho*pItal. She waa named lusura l.ynn.
Mrt. Convirgton will he remem
bered at th# former Mist Arme■da Mirra.
O f 111* C A S S I N I * T U N I C
SUIT of charcoal flannel and
alnpcd men's wear woolen. Is
d«a gntd for fall and winter.
| fee If rubric-covered button* f*te»
1 on the Jacket, which
Back la Grandma1! day eetetablee had definite seasons Green
>***. for iaatatsee, were around erly in the spring and aummtr. But
now thank* la ouick-freeiinf, you ran have spring vegetables all
year 'round. Bight new why not combine guiek-froren pea* with a
freah fall favorite — acorn aquaah? They make a two-season sc*titl
and might# good eating)
-am# . w
* A Pem hi SgsMsh le.is
(u a m s q a ts k ^ c
~
2 lahietpoona butter
< teaspoon* bullet
g leaspooo* flour
NEW YORE tr-M a n y people
^om plaln that gdtertitfM won I
i s i 'r a 's . s ; , "
) i - v - v v ~ ." « « v r ,
n a k r ehancet on new type*
TV
f Bird# Eye Green Peaa * '
*/< teaspoon lemon Juice
'l /I eup pee liquid
A
' I tablespoon chopped chived
wrogretni Rut Slocum Charln. of
Cut equash In hate** lenglhwT** ar.d scrape out seeds and puljw
ABf-TV. taj* advertwera will Ukc
rAirange in baking dislk Flare I teaspoon butter and > teaspoons
• chance.
.brown sugar in aarh squash half Sprinkle with salt and pepper.
Chapin tayi the im allef adtrerPour boiling water to depth of I Inch around squash Cover and buia
titer utually U looking for • *ure
!ln hot eeen (4iO’F j 20 minutes; uncosar and bakt 20 minute*
buy hecaute he can't afford In be
longer.
wrong but that the larger one*
* Cook pens at directed m peekagu. Drain, reserving 1/? eup liquid.
Melt butter in saucepan. Add flour and blend Add pea liquid and
fake the ghireog.
bouillon rub*. Cook and stir wntU thiocned. Add Ismoo juice, chi'**,
He ta j i food manufacturer* pre
•nd
cooked peat.
fer time on Thurtday or Friday
1
brown avgar and batter m litur* Into squash meat with .
m vtm ngi becauvc about 44 per rent
fork. Arrange squash hale** on serving platter and fill renter* with
the foot) for Amertlan table* I*
peaa. Serve with t m p bacon, if desired. Hike* 4 serving*.,
bought on friday* and Saturday*.
On the other hand, auto manufarturera hate no objection t" TV comedy Mri«« which appear* an autumn afternoon*. Th* program
ha* variety and teem* pilrh#d to
time m i Saturday night becauae a Saturday evenings.
family think* • whllo before M "My huiband U tha doll to end children of va nous age*. From one
all doll*," *ha u y i . "He* com adult viewpoint there'* only one
buy* a car.
"No one raa re*ny tell what a pletely pro-my career. Bui If he objection too m«ny cnmmerrlal*.
going to make a ture flre ahow on •vor objected lo tt I'd giro It up
teletrl*ion.N *ay* Chapin Aa aa *«• on the spot."
Her huiband, Stephen Blum
ample, he pointed to ABC** highly
# » re n fu l "Duneyland." WTten R berg, vice prciidcnt of Brook*
alerted, advertlter* wera luka- Coatum**, lac., ehara* equally with
warm. •'Now,*' aay* rhapin. who*# her. the *ay*. the responsibilities
office la an M'h Street, "There’* <4 bringing up their two too* aged
a w a t t i n g line of »dv#rlls*r» 4 and t.
atrrtrhmg down to 42d Street."
"The Mlrkey Mouse CTuh" (ABC
Some programa aim at (elective
nudieitcea and make no attempt at TV) i* parking in th* kid* the**
. . . IS THB
capt’inag the mat* of viewer*. One
MOTTO OP o u r 1
aurh low-bulget program on ABCTV la deilgned to hold th* In'ereit TAYLOR COMMANDERY
PHARMACISTS I
NO. 28 K T
of b n a I n • a a axecutlvaa, Chapin
%
f e l l , and lia apooaora ara pleated
Bring vour area,
r^ Importent Conclave
crintion to o u r
with the (trait.
Thnraday, Oct. 12,
akilled akanaa- |
Tt20 u .
data for cerreet
Tan ahrapa k ia r about R whan
AR S teK algkta
M actraa’a Barrlaga break* up.
k Urged (a a t t e n d
■nt a aaili ■ a r r 1 a | a soea tinIhla aawclavo.
MUcni. • • let'* glen a little notice
* Patriate Bright who baa been
kappfly married fbr th* past 10
•f her U year* in ahow-builnen
Near P. 0 . ............- Phoaa 102
Cwm Uy tbe'a appearing la **>•'»
P. L. Milter. R N tr d ir
j ^ * N te V (CBS-TV),’ a aitaauon I
s nwisirtf
FAUSTS
DRUG STORE
ng
,
.
• i
in >t. prteislmtg at tile lintel
lluiitiiie.ion from n, t. IT-tS. MiRi
v- ,i attend thl* meeting
at. I iicrl with tns I n l, i,:i|e vi-in *
I. I temp -i n tr.ar*
1 baked *-tnch pie *he!1
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firin') (ac • >1
I rup tvaporaird milk
f tAblf»P«^r * f *Bpnrttf <1t tat esr'ioo b .tlrr
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S -t/2 cup* I Vo J-l Jc in i
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sliced rliog pearhi s.
l . . .
' f '
drained
Combine gr ulatrd augsr. eorrslarch, leit n nn.l salt, and Pur#
|r -aucepan Add m-lk gradually and cook and stir
iium heal
Until thir rr.ni —b to h minutes. Remose f r o m heat A 1-1 bullet and
blend well V i r «.v--v *- i turn irtop.e *1
Combine me ti d butler, bro* n suaar. milk. * i'» w t il!* an I roc-v.
Put. B end will. Spread mistnre caiefullv. a email »" .ml al a tmm.
aver ton of p;< Bakt in maderata aven l l N ’f j lominu
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g<'den biow n and hut-hly. Or pUc* in broiler unuci medium hi*t u,
gnmutei, waUhing duaely.
Duplicate Bridge
Club Members
Elect Directors
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• • • * » • • • r >#
r o r ..,*
Mr and Ai
I* ke Merle have Bir •• u C r* »•!# ft*r ip f r iil rmn#«
#:
# iru n b
returned I ••ti Nr • *rk \
A
tr# \fjk A tjn r Inn
where thi-v •jM-ni ti i# p
three
Hrll.l.VAVODD w—Red<kin lor#
and legend may bo almn<t lost in months
a generation, warns an Ind.an
Mr and Mr#
Mrs Jn 'in II U tn
\n<1rt M
leader, who plarrs mueh Of the and Alls J |i
I ’ \n*l#'i
Sr tlrn-ls.l
th* Fllbs r* . u- reunion a; Olsri-blame on TA and ra lo.
Th* viewer with alarm Is Gilbert -s G»t# P ark holiday.
Connor, wjm ha* the blood of v »
AI i • s I" ..n J ngrhr rl son, si li
Perce chiefs in h.s vein*. Born to
a Presbyterian minister ami hi* is a (rcvhniAn at thr I mvrr
<nl li,,. u i i K v o d vv it It
Indian wife. Conn r it the grad o f H o l l . i a
son of Chief Olokul brother of the *l»'' paten'
great warT.or Chief Josepti.
Connor, who i* s* and ha* » fare
that could have come off a nirkel,
wa* enlivted to help hire Indianv
for a Jeff Chan Her western. "P il
lar* in the Sky" The movie wat
shooting near his horn* of Pendl#
ton. Die lie also is portraying
Chniliantrrd Indian leader in the'
film and is working hn * nn hit
first visit to Holly wo«n1
lie i* an authority on legends nf
the Northwest Indians The trouble
I*, he complained, that the younger
generation of red'kin* ha* lull*
tniereit in perpetuating th* old
atari**.
"W'v# h»d radio on the r#<erva
linn for 2* year* and now we've
got television." Connor etplamed
"Whenever th# young folk* have
free lime, the' welch TV or listen
lo the radio They don't lake Ihe
time to listen to the old (tori**.
" I t’s too pad because the old
chief* of lh* Northwest ran (Dll
tell the old legend* llirt have been
handed down from generation to
generation But a* the chief* die,
the legend* die also Few of them
have been written dow n"
Hollywood ha* he’ped sustain
some of Ihe Indian lore, he oh
servH lie said movie* have be"INTERMISSION LENGTH is
com* more svmpatheiic toward
the Indians in recent sear*. “ Hrnk rcilin# Trigere * cocktail or
theatre dreaa of yarn-dved sheer
•n Arrow” itarted this trend.
chsrccal wool in *t#m iilhouette
"The young Indian* •*# Indian —from her fall collection An in*
movie* and they feel proud of **l of platmum silk satin r vrthemaelves for five minutes," he trg low bka lb* dio* matches
»ald. "Then Ihey forget. The fart
lh* collar.
lhat they were part of one of the
earth’s great civilizations mean*
nothing to them Soon there will loss nf i lent Ifir a lion with Indian
Se none of m left who know the traditions.
old cullurr "
"The joung Indians never rlres*
Connor, no* • rural mail car- UP ln *f * traditional costume* rv
rter, •*)• *#vru young Indian* cept f,,r occasional crlrhrat,. i,.
leave the reservation for every five
*»*d "Most I the tune tin-)
that itay And of the five that re wear blue jean*
main, only one would be a full
blooded InJian The American na
tive* fare the problem that has
troubled many rare* in world his
•Ifectric i h o v i r fo r w om en
tory; how In keep the blond pure.
The result of the introduction of
foreign blood he »aid, ssat further1
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llir ilt I" h i *' I *fe*1•1 m' th# M»n Junto
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THF. SANFORD HFRAI-D
T e r \r •it 1fl g* l*e *r.| of 'oner#
gain ii # 1 i hrutian i htirrh h#!*l 4
IfltMftllir.llflg 1»^#ntty to pi
durtnr *
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tl fe ft t r lk f * b ft. h !• b pm
J#n t
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S '.f 9 1 * Ife ti tl| #t>ii la* b d vor*
lilts- r#«l« «l in In*) '•ng b rm p lo
g. 1 Hfi# I*rfo ir tli # pi li f rifefB.
"I 1*4# to f 1,* • I v#•• «f ll * *4 #•
rvrtv year', a n te n lrr
elated
"vs r fs-rl elite ll.at tlo v * II t *
even more tu n e *ful tins yrar
TUESDAY
The G!*»n#r* Cia*s of th# First
Raiitist Church will to st witr.
Mrs, J. F, l.ewis on Ulu 1. m
Ave. Alt*. H. C. E-ho.s aid Air*.
A. J. Waiaer Will t e <ol
Thr srsi.n will *:art at I M p n>
The AA'oman'* Bit)!# t lass of
the First Baptist Church « il
inert at 7.10 a: l! * h.>nie of Mis
linn,.> It..*. 21JO Laurt
Vvwith Air* Be»k's ^luup as h"«
tr s s.
The Unity Truth Class s i" otrrl
lr the Aaide* Hotel at ' 1A p nt
with ti # llrv, i aio.vn Parson* *•
teai *i 1 •# publte la ln*'t»d
Tb.r llpovetoakei* t'la-s of tne
| m l |t«|>1ist I hutch will lore! »'
Die horn# "f All J..l I o -sn .*0
S|<t i atalinn Ave. Mrs D.nser
i
and AD*. AV. T- hrii)
will be co-hostrssrs Th# lest'un
wilt heg.n *1 * p m
The Sanford Pilot Club * "
meet *1 * p nt. in lh# Aai hl l
V iHiaid meeting will is hr,.| at
; lit p. m.
The t' ^ .a n 's C. .S w 'I r - e
(be annual Tr# he,* I .inrhmn in
the club hou«e vt 7 p m.
I hr Hunun s BihV Cla>s o
the f ir*l Bapil.t I hutch wi'l
no rr «l the home of Mrs Barnrv
Br.k #t 2120 Laurel I I I Th*
lure is 7 11 and Airs H n k >
group is host.
Ti e M Alonn s't Ctiaptrr of the
Woman's \ .v , \ ol i r ii , *
i mss Episrpopal t hureh will meet
*t the home of 'It* i hurle. I.
Park Jr , »>U llosalu Drive *1 * p
m
The "..men * It.hle lt# si nf Die
i .i st Rapt si Church
el *
Mr* It | lleck 2112 Lain el Ave
at 7 M p m
ran nf iltAinc ' Iwtilnj on
iblp In »#rfr teiih ro**a!. p»ullr<
tnnt anil hfal for a tupprr fr^rf
nr fi#h
Wl D N ESD A T
T h* Fli*t f'apt:st P iayer Meet,
irg will begin at 7 0 n m. iq
tne Atriooi.a! Edurat.onal lljildir.gr,
Th#
J list
Ba|>list
1 laining
Union Lver.itive eommitt-e meet#
mg will begin at 8 15 in th* Cha#
pel.
The B,. ' tile# It , Cl:.** of
Ihe First
Pis •(•> ti t an t h.,t Y
w ,l| base a • hi «, n harhs
,vg
the him.# „f '|r. and Mia. J r . 4
v,
>il as at *, ii p. in,
Tne J. si 1 . i li
i.
ford G aid rn Cl .b u.|| nine) at ' *.4
a m al the Gaiden tenter un E ,
First St
Then- will br a eo veirt t.-h mp.
|,s r at * p in at ie liard i .i i rn.,-r
tor Ihe .iai aianda V r ., e
Ihe aociai department of t.ia
Sanfonl k'om.sn • Club * ,| h.iu- a
I' dge an i Canasta Parly al • *
rlut* h.oisr start.nc af 1 h* b m.
For rrs.rvat.ons call ATr * i alia1 q
at 21••' 11 up tl,« 12 i\l ii,,..n Wit|n r,d a ).
T ill R M lV V
Tha Inter ru e " , man's G -!f
Aisnv'lation » !1 t s (r
■, r ■, |
n out lily to, inaine-,1 at D,e I* t,a.
hi. • t ountry I oil, , 1 1|'#n,
i he rr,: ilat , on
.
f
U • I a.llrs Vid nf • . Lutheran
'
tch of t
Ri
•
held at 7 111 p m. at tha J ...■. ,f
M *. " ilium S.*u’ a .nd a! 7 "
I'a.inrtto Ave.
The First Raptlst Ini
*
<’ .or will h . i r r - ea
at tha
ehurrh t-rginnn g at 7 p m
Tii* Fu st Baptist A-li.t Choir
w.
hot.I |s heat sal ai * p.
l r Iln n rriH a '.u r .r,tr of tt.<*
- an ford «•*• ii
. . . .
„ ,, t
*: 7 i.k p m m thr h. :n» ,.f .'fr».
F
I*
'
•
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,
\ |fl<
M B Smith Air. J |i ||4i|
'!'•* F'.thrl B u rr will lw *„ hoau
| esses.
Semlnnla *; •. v .• |
\ , d
meet in the |O O F Hall at 2
pm
Pie Home fiemonsfrat: m P, ,F*
« ill meet a< the eluh center at 2 'A
p m Everyone i* urged to be at
>is mrrting av ,t it an impoitant
one
P'# flanfmd G ram m ar flrho.'l
P I ' will nu et ,n tie auditorium
at * p in ( h ,ard nireting will t>a
held at 7 3,1
lb # C a m e l# f n ,! # „f th# flan,
Alis Ralph A .Swartl
f," I Garden i I •.
I , w it*
Gr*» no e tirk- at <i P tr tp tie
hob-e t f Alt*
|b,n*id Knight,
I* I' ilmeltn \ i r. Mrs, Chari**
from a reient bulletin it wa* rr Lansing will i« r.s hottest.
vraled that of tl,r JVi men pledging
t R ill AA
11 *>•« ,*l fra te m ' e* ai the Finn
T 'e Duplirate Bridge Cl ih # :'l
d« Male I n.vri»it* in Tallaha* ee meet in IF# A sirh ( i i h with •e lt.
Phil It-ivil S in lo n l h#s pledge-1 mg to be;m al • (A p m a, I play
at * n'rlm k
Do t* 1 ail Delta.
Wmd wa, il-is e e .e i'e l from the
I I # R,,,# Cirri# of lh# Ajnfor I
Umver'ltv of H onda at i.aibe»»ille i «.»"'• n ( 1.S M 1 meet at fl tV «!
iti i ftetw e.i i ,- e i aln kg i pie iz I lie- hum# of M n ft ft |l#ck Pit
rd Si.-ma Kent’ s Sorority and C.,| 2120 I Itirel Ave S .raker '.'I1! ha
!r,-n Dawn Engehrcinm 7.na T i J llom er flili ie
mg a* hi* I to
Mi-ha
" S o l I 'bile ant Irisecl c ntr.’ l "
nf tie f j!<*rn l-e* thrre R-'hhv
1 hr M most • irrlr of Die s.'nft Mil tor r in i la k Vlrti.il both foirf i.
en i ' in •> ' inert at 14
p,rdged (•* ’ a Tan D''lta F ratermtv a m
n M, Kmirv II ill
Sail'* ll.rri«on I h.ipter DVFl
t i r of sour small fiv bred will n,r-r with \tr« II slph l/r,>nbull >or- pp* I lie-rs verve the ymin- aril Dellarv at t!> re o'rlork "ishostesses u || lir M s t ft Ki'P
g.ier *n orani'o rggnog for a mid
morr. ni* or in d ,vfirrro«m snark
and Air* t bra H r..s n M r. w p.
To m.ikr it. brat together an egg
McAt kar of st. | ‘ trrsbuig will
a r ,p r • *i of orange mice and t>e the speaker.
loitk a tablespoon or two nf hon
es a> I a d *h nf salt This m#kr*
rno-.gh lor Mother III liave a ta le
n
Happy Birthday
K« • p • Mr «>( rh tr*r teiur# in
lh# r« frisrralnr .Sprk r n trr h in l
#«*■ k* •!
aril Inp ab4?h rri»p* ||Ml.
rcok at lurun f*»r lunch nr p>mr
b
I» a ^ 4
Pledges Announced
Fruit Cake Project
Is Now Underway
m rt
T u p * O - . 11, 1STS_
C a le n d a r
R r n i l r d C asrn .vu l P e a n h P ie
1/3 eup granutaled t igar
t tab'esp. on* cornstarch
I traspe-'n gtatrd lemon rmd
Daiis of salt
Says G. Connor
The gnlistid Men* Wive* flub
held its eledion of officers recent
ly putting inlu office Mrs Marilyn
Bailey, prendenl; Mra Jarkie Fen
wick. vice president; Mrs. Shirley
Sherman, secretary; Mr* Rose
mary r'lnnegan. Irrasurrr and Mr*
Glad)* spirklcr a* vlrvoliunal chair
man.
The board of advisor* Inrlude
Mr*. Jane Williams, VC-S; Mr*
Barbara Koine, VC-3. Air* Martha
Seaman VCh. Mrs Barbara Marrm. VC-9; Mr* Ia>reila Mi Kay.
HATH; Mr«. J.y Ann Traffnrd
IIATU; Mrs. June Wilson. STA
TION; Mr* I. o r l n e Deane.
FASRON; Airs Kathrinr Richardson, VC* end Airs. Candy AlcClahanan, VC-l
A roller! "n wa* taken up for
Alrt. Dorothv Drake who wat in
an aula arndent recenily.
Refreshment* were trrvcd to *p
provimately (2 member*.
I
M • Rachel R. on. * member
of ti <• baiifoid (,iainiuar S> iivnil
:
, aa been appointed i .
man of the Art Guide t omniittre
foe Dictrict seven of the Floruia
Evlucat i-nal Association.
The \ 1 1 Guide roiumltter's duty
it tv> wilte a mild# to he u*rd by
the elnnenlnry teacher* in th*
leaching of a* l, througho.it tin
state iif Florida.
|ii*ttn-| trvrn is made up of
I' i .c. Yoluaia, lake. |l.,vai.t
and bent nolr counties. The** mulllies will srtnl trp irsrtativ rs to
th* Honda Ail Itra.-hris ,\s».i.
n«
Enlisted Men's
Wives Club Elects
Officers, Advisors
B I R T H S
Advertisers Will
Take Chance Says
Slocum Chapin
'Peachy Broiled Pic
Two Local Students
In FSU Epsilon Chi
To Attend Confab
V
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tool;.pu-k si re atlipv
add I" a
•hrr ,.l#d grrrn rahhage salad
I .Srivi with riu 'fv roll* for lunrh
D.irk, Darker, Darkest
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TIIK T.FE TRINITY 818. TaperrH crown, ccnlcr ercanf with
hack Item in rltnrrnal brown ami |{rr*.
N*«. (n ri# Int tl#i#. •• rlrilfk »ki»rt
ripridllf rir- jacvl ua MM* lh* gw«4« «f
# y*?.s #'S!Y :*t US * li i B •
ALL-AMERICAN FELTS $7.50
rdge #fefe*UHv Ifteitef for anJn.ife M#.
|i 22»«j'l-fefe lifgrf ihsn i ina.(Mii |M|
».»( fefe'f fk**s # fife »f*l I S.I2 et FUR 0*4
)'»te 1 LfeJp Iwnbeia i |tn«lr, •* r#
tWM»tl t"N )M • 01# |2>f felt
f M(f, ftrai and duntf T 0«ilfrfj
very LEE fell I* Arlrlet w.iler-repellenl flnlahed. Our
nlork ifl rnmplele inrltidinK Ihe LEE TRAIL ranch fells
priced 110, 12.50 to >:•().
0K0«ifef >-##*1 *•«!» Mb# #tf|g fppg* >0«lf
f f«H*#4 •• •» 0»t ai# Uf%. fetaJ ilk# mUt
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Sanford
Automatic
Laundry
ttiolly far you
u. s h w
I J 4 .9 5
Wm. E . Kader,
Jeweler
[«*tltm ¥ ( B f aFa tU ll
[BfimS Nittii i
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III R. Park Ave.
E
Phune F37-H
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PHONE 1222-J
MIDNIGHT SHOW
SAT. NIGHT
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Michigan Moves To N o . 1
Spot In Associated Poll
Michigan, bidding for ita ftrit
national title liner ISU, moiet
THE SANFORD MLR Mi)
Into the No. 1 ipot th., werk in
Page 6
T u m . O ct. !!• IM S the Aaioclatrd Press Football
p o l l , overhauling Maryland’,
mighty Tcrraplm, who fell to the
runner-up role.
Michigan prated Ha comeback
ar a national power by bumlliaiinr
Army 23-1 Saturday II wai Ihr LOS ANGELES r — Amateur
third game of the icamn ;.r Ihc Irnniv champion Tony T nh*rt it
unbeaten Wolverine* and it con expected to turn professional to
day.
vinced Ihr nation') rapcrti.
The Wolverine, had a healthy Promoter Jack Kramer )*uf the
200-point margin in Ihc poll over signing aw ails only completion of
Marylar^l, which gathered a 10 attorney*’ -tudle) of tha fine prim
NBW YORK UP - Welterweight record by whipping Wake Forot, in the contract and "I don’t expect
Vine# Marlines and Manager Bill Iraa tmpnving than thr picvmuvly anything lo Hold up the deal."
Kramer expect) not onlv to bring
Daly have burled th* hatchet slier untapped Army m arhur 7*7
Oklahoma, with Ita winning Trarmrt. the U. S, and Wimbledon
a family feud Ihst prompted in
in>tittgillon of an allejed hoy airing now itrrtchrd tn 22 garnet, champion, inlo ih» pro ranks but
t
* ,s «* Pater»nn. N J . boxer remained h third place, followed also Ihc Australian Davis Cpp
by a eenrral , hake.jp !*»*I It ted te n , l o l l Hoad an.) Ken Rosef f
Nolle Dame, Georgia Tech, Wi»,f l , i i , .
1,1 * fn e- rm 'in, Texa* ChrMlan, Navy, wall. Snaring thi) trio, rated at
year private contract, the mana DTLA and Wcit Virginia in that the world'a three beit amateurs,
would commute the biggnt pro
ger', share of 33 13 per cent wtU
tcnniv raid m history on the union
be split between Daily (21 1-3 per order.
In realigning Ihr lop tn. thr na pure*.
*
cent! and Anthony Martinet (10
tion's sports writer! and binidK r*m rr*i attnrnfy m d T ra b rrl*i
per c»nt). the fighter's father.
rasters save Michigan *<» 1**1Paly Mill l» impended in New plarr vole* — rearly four lim n
York Mala for failure In tejtify at a> many |» (he Wolvet pirkrd tip
an inquiry into International Box- h i t week. Adding p.,.ni* on a in
Ing Guild ( manager*) affaire by for flrit, I for trrond.ele ,ba«|»,
the New Yolk Mate Athletic Com- Michigan wound up with a to n nl
million However, be »*.»* he la I .3*2 after a eount of the 191 bal
willing to appear al any time when- lon .
( » r a,ked by Chairman Juliut
Maryland, which held 0*» N I
lu lls tut
petition for two wr*k*. rnllrclcd
tn the meantime. Daly u liking only 41 lirtt* (the Trrp* haf IX
aim on Ihr welterweight till* held a wrek ago) and a 1,117-point
by'Carmen Baiilto ol Cana*tnta, total. Oklahoma e p awarded y|
PHILADELPHIA
A veteran
K,Y.,wHh an offer of a IJS.imo firil-plico votes and totaled 1J30
and a rookie are the Isvait of the
gaaraatee for a BarilioMarllnet po nil
jnJJfll In l/»* Angelei nett turn- Sntra Dima moved up a n dch. National Fnnlball league, Ihe tea
met Raiilm It defending hit shifting places with Georgia Terh. snn'a first ilatistieal retests diiebimpiunthip agaiml Tony Pa- W'lirentln Jumped from ninth tn eln'Vd to lay.
Marco at BaUnn Nov M. ft Raitllo alxth, displacing Army, which Cleveland's fabulous Olio Gra
hje», the offer atandi for DaMar- tumbled lo 19th.
ham, who was auppmed to be sell
T a in Christian look a tlrp up ing insurance initead of pitching
Daly broke bread with Dm Mar* from eighth, where Navy took over footballs, Is the Inp passer among
m e t elan, father and ion, yeatar- after S ing I2tb l o t wrek. UCLA. Commissioner Bert Bell a profes
day tn a Patareon, N J., reilau- I S prrteaton eholcc but already sional dandies; whtla Alan Amerhe,
rani, when he announced the new hung up by Maryland, tlipprd f o r m e r Wisconsin blockbuster,
contract. Their former contract from aevenDi tn ninth. W'evt Vir
•spired March •. 1*33, but they ginia, up from llth, replaird South- leads Ihr ball carrier!.
bad "broken" a year ago. Martinet era California, upset by Washing- Graham, -h o came back lo pro
bad two fighla tail year aflar the ton 74, In 10th. The Trojan* football Ibis /e a r only la help out
hit old ’iirnd and roach, Taul
break, and two more this year dipped lo 19th.
after the contract expired, lie box The leaders with first-place volet Brown, has completed 2d of (I
passes fur 393 yards, 1 for touch
es Letter Felton of Detroit at Prov In parentheses:
idence Monday.
I Mi downs. Only two nr Graham's
I. Michigan ISO*
_1.437 pas'f* have reached enemy hanls
Maryland (U>
*Tm happy everything turned ).
. 1,330 by tnlerrrption Olio has averaged
for Die be*t," aaid Vine*. "I 3 Oklahoma (21)
. 1.2M >..39 yard* per (lip.
could have atgned with ether man t. Noire Damr IT)
Ml Lilli* Eddin L»llaron, quitter
ager* hul I’m aura I’m better off l. Georgia Tech |3)
now I'm more aallafled my father •. Wliconiln (II)
... 707 back of the siirpriiing Washington
M3 Redskins, la Just behind Graham,
and Bilk gat togfUwr an an agree T. TOJ (I) --------I. Nevy
. Ml averaging 113 yards per p a n wtlh
■uni.” *’
. . MX 13 for 31 good for d75 yards
Pop Martinet al*o wrat aatlaficd. a. UCLA (11
_ 331 and 3 Imtrhdowni. Bobby Thoma
**1 think from now on we'll get 10. Writ Vi. ( I P .
son of lh« disappointing Philadel
The Second 10:
along okay," ha tald.
phia Eagles is third in aerial arII.
Duke
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Daly raid the dlipule «a» with
Dairy with an 3X0 average based
11.
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on (0 enmpMion* for 72 attempts.
are both itybborn by nature,” he 13 Michigan State
M3 yards and five TDs
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and. "We fought it out down the- II Ohio Slate
In Ihe head rrarking department.
II.
Rlee
line until common tenae prevailed.
Amrrhe show, Ihe way with 401
If it hadn't been for outalde Influ- tx Soulharn Cal
yards on S! runs for an average
eneet, Die whola thing would have IT. Auburn
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been a 30-dajr wonder."
formance In lha rugged pro loop,
10. Tetaa ARM . . . .
Daly took a rap at Bob Christen- 10. Colorado
especially for a rookie.
berry, former commlulon chairKentucky (tie)
The running of Ameeka and tha
■ tin, and hta former aiaorUlea,
paslng of Georg# Shaw, "bonus
whom be called "publicity seekpick" of Ihe Western Conferenceera vrbo widened I S breach w Sn Rtported Planning
leading Colts last winter, have
they saw a chance to gel headbeen outstanding features in Dus
fin a l" Ha laid Helfand "Inherited Is Under Way
lopsy turvry NFL rampalgn so
the package — a problem Utruit
(ar. Shaw rankt fourth among th*
upon nlm."
For Atom Tests
passers averaging 102 yards on
WASHINGTON UT-FI inning Is 31 com plat Ions of 47 allampta for
reported under way for ■ new 317 yards and S TDi.
aortei of atomic teals next month In a t b a r dapartmanti, Pelt
at Dm Nevada Proving Grounds Plhns, who Dad for Uta pat* re
The reports, which had no off|. ceiving Dll* last year, la tn front
bi
etal ceannaatioa. were that the wiUi 14 caught for ITt yards; Vic
p r o p o a o d teata might Involve Janowlea of Washington tops lha
change In nome existing devices scorers with 31 paints an 4 touch;
tad might provide further informa dawns. I tfttra points and t field
tion an radioactive faU-mrt.
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goals; Norman Van Broeklln k ad i
T hen wia speculation that addi Uta putara on a 44 3 avoraga;
tional Information on alther or both Ronald Drwwtaekl. rooklo of lha
of thona points might he n part of Chicago Basra, hcada tha punt
preparations for ■ ntw aeries of returner* with a 19 3 average;
hydrogen taaU in the Marshall la- Jerry Nortoa of Philadelphia leads
land tasting grounds neat year.
la kickoff ralurmi with a 47.3
The new Nevada tost aeries, H average, while Willard Sherman of
waa understood, Is being planned Lot Angelas lop* Uta past intaron eely n small acale. At tha captor* with fiva.
conclusion of the spring aerlei, oh
te r m s were given to understand Three Phoenix construction men
no further leate w en planned working hear Flagstaff found th*
there this yaar.
trie* of U k |il wild turkey mighty
high. They w trt fined 1200 oath.
m i l OUBEB
The Yalt-Columbla rivalry m arls
Use oldest in the history of the Ivy A total of 733,414 fans turn ad out
League. They first met In 1171 list season for Eastern League
when the SUa eonvserod the Liosi. baseball gamee, an k e ra tin a< 74,Bubbo' Bisbaa
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League Slugging Honors
By SHELDON 8AROWITX
|! jn 't W o r l d Series success
N'E WYORK X—Finishing w ith|tm aiaeJ 333 total bases In 333 a
a flourish, the New York G iants'.b*‘J' , .. ,
, . . . ...
Witiia *ilv , -jniorwi Uiiinflal
31a)s collection of IB3 hit* in
Millie May a captured National] cJudrd u double* and 13 triplr*
today.
Laigue slugging honors (Ur Die, $n„jr r ', t ilri-b aie output nuns
The Tigers average 290 7 yard*
second straight leasoo, compiling bered 31 dounle*. six Luce bagger,
per game in their first thrta
a .339 average afler a mid season and (2 clrcutt-clouU among his 164
starts, actording to SEC Coramis- NEW YORK 'X-Lulu Per«r will slump that caused him to be hits.
Milwaukee's Ed Mathews rankrf
tinner Bernl# Moore Thu was IT concentrate on lightweights from benched for a few days.
y arris heltrr than their nearest now ol>The young renter fielder had a third at <01, followed by Ernii ?
rival. Tulane.
The clever Brooklyn youngster. .331 aluising mark and bid hit Banks of the Chicago Cubs « iir
brother Mare, a Cincinnati lawyer,
Auburn netted i n yard* pasting « " « ■ leading fealherwelghl eon- only 17 homers when he was .392. Rig Ted Klusiewiki of Cmwere going over a few rev mom an.l 716 rushing tn its first three lender, frit stiong at 133 pounds benched June 19 From then on he cinnaii rounded out the lop five
each aide asked is the propped-gsme*. a total of 372 yards. Mist I*** night when he won a fieree proceeded to find Ihe range as hr sluggers with a 333 figure.
Mantle, third during Ihr 1931 sea.
contract Mare Trabcrt flew here State has picked up the mod yards battle from Bobby Courchnne of wound up with 31 home run*, most
yesterday.
i rushing in four game*. 9"3 and Holyoke, V asa, at St. Nicholas in Ihe leiiu e. and also boosted bn son, easily outdistanced Ihe Amen
Iran League field. IDs n rv e tl
batting average 40 points.
The promoter declined In give Georgia leads in passing yardage Arena.
I don't know whit held Mm Statistic a compiled by The Asso pursuer, Detroit's Al Kalinc, com
the actual amount olferrd Traberl with 374.
bul said the amateur king will gel
Tulane leads Ihe SEC with U> up." **M Lulu, speaking of the ciated Press revealed that Mays piled a .313 slugging mark and
more than Australia's Frank SoJg- first downs while Florida has giv spvr,.lh round whrn he battered accumulated 332 total bases in 330 wound up 37 point, behind Mantle.
Included among Mentje's 131 g|
man did when he turned pro Srdg- en up Ihe mud, 33. Alabama hat Bobby from rope to rope, only lo1*! bats. .Slugging averages are
man got a
373.000 guarantee lost 12 fumble* for Ihr worst ree- see the New England 20-year-old eom-vuled by dividing a player'# hits were 23 doubles an l 11 triplr,. ”
against percentage of the grots nrd in thi, department. Georgia atagr a rousing rally.
number ol times at bat Inlo his Kalinc. Ihe baiting leader, collect,
cd 321 total bases in 333 trips.
that earned him somewhat above Terh Is best at hanging on to the
Again in the loth, l.ttlu stag total basei
The only player in both league
that figure.
ball, with one fumble lost and one gered Bobby and rained punches The New York Yankees' Mirkry
al him for IS seconds. At the end. Mantle, with 314 total basts in 117 to obtain 2U) hits. Kalinc's rxtra
K iam rr said publicity over the enemy bubble recovered.
Srdg in an olfrt “roil me, a , Tony Georgia Tech and Mt*,i*,ipp| game Bobby still was coming In trips, topped the American League ba»c output included It double',
ju s f h a d to k w k hVck at'th e new, ra th base inlircrptei eight passe* and throwing drsperalr rights.
with a 311 slugging percentage right triplrv and 27 homers.
|ln rjf,
, f r how „,uch
for thr bevl performances In this
Thr awitrli-hitting outfielder also Gus Zcrnial rd Kanva, City w,s
got Naturally, hr asked for more. fjC|d. Florida has loit nine aerials
led his league in homers with 37 third with 303 and teammate Yie
Ih'lory repeated itself for M ayafPow r and C lcsclanf, Larry Dody
and v»lll get It. From now on I'm to inlcrreptors and Georgia eight
playing it Dkr they do in ha-eball. r„r the poorest showing in gelling
as he again had to heal out tm
for fourth Each had 303
*»% niv *if#irr* n r . t m
Let Ihrre be 'peculation only."
| their passe* into Ihe right hands.
Trd
M'llliam* of Button far out* ^
rival
rii»t*P
fieldrr.
Duke
Sni-lrr
?!■# t»«»rtai«Ml P ftii
A* for Hoad and Roirwatl. Kra
Tnlanr hi* been pcnalired 299
sr.w row* —
tsi of Brooklyn. In 1934 Mays edged distanced Mantle. «im a resoundf - Snider by 20 potnts. Tbia pa*t sea- ing
7iiX lugging average nn a
mrr said be has had srsrral tele-jyard* the mmt asses rd against ^ ffv e v k irti*UMa. MnI)«*!»•. M mr m il»
phnnr rails from Australia "which any SEC tram Auburn and Teninn Snider s slugging average was total of 72, base in 320 official
kto n
M .u n it .
irtffifel f’«tnn , miiivrilRfMl .<23 and he finished 31 point, be al hat. League headquarters ruled
lead me lo believe that the Iwn nrs«re are tird with Ihr best rec r tin p ||m M
T lt o n a
Rrt?rok!|ff» 1*
hind the Say Ifry KYi Thr Duke however, that be was ineligible foe
will sig n " Report* are that Hoad ords of 100 yard* prnalued each,
r r m ?r>* m *k. rt i . — u-in •
H lh r e l(RBps') of the Dodgers, whore home-run Ihr tlugguu, title because he had
and Row*all have been ofDred hul both have played only three fdPimUf,f i l l i pI I I .I U ,pfiM
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gamrs.
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Simpton "Lurky A rrei". Geneva Itlm*e1f a* • one of the tallevt
olh eiperienned and learner*
Women wanted for both day and
mldfeta you e*er «aw." Hea a1*o
niabi ahift. Daytime hour*, 8 to EVERBEARING S t r a w b e r r y on* of the hu«tor*t.
f:JO. Evenini* 3 .in to 9.in Plant* It 50 per hundred. Phone
Henry I* * feel 9 inrhe*. uhleh
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learner* will he trained in IrCe IT ^ jIn lw jw ^ tJe a ^ JR ^ IIe ri^ ^ n lin t *erv «hort for a midget. But
vnriUonal aehool an hour week.
h r’» p u t the right height to act
iant worktnj condition* in
a aland to and ilunt double for
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WAITRESS 21 nr oter. Seminole
private
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NEW 3 Bedroom Maxonry Home,
riady for Immediate poyaeaiton, MIXES - The M | ChrDtmaa
Roltawapi*
located juft off WMf Jet Nt. on
See*on mean* h l| profit* for
Day. Week i r
Grapevine Rnad. Price of 89.SM
Avon Repre*enl*tt*f» We train
Furultare Cewtt
lariude* Blind*. Healer and
you. Mr*. Juanita Ru**ell. T. 0 .
Water Hrater. City Water. No
Roc *71. Orlando ”
loan
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F U R N IS H E D A P T S .
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BEAUTY Operator. Guaranteed
a w ait l i t Or CaU at ra n d Salary. Eva Rett Beauty Shop,
tur# Center. 118 WMt l r t
in* E. 2nd St.
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IS ilirl *name
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Phone 112* • A. B., FnUrmJrokar
Aaaecutaa -A. B.
£■< Highest CASTI. TRADE-IN price*
P. J. Chestmon. Oarfleld Wi
paid tor used furniture Call 9$a.
Tha Want Ad Department la
letta. John Meiaek. B. W. WU- WiUon-Maier Furniture Co. I ll
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r.Tt** letter
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open from 8:30 a. m. until S'.SO p.
pi. each buiinei* day except Sat
urday afternoon. Deadlin* for
week-day imartioni ts #:W P- » - RAYMOND f t. BALL BROKE
tha day preceding publication.
O. M. HARRISON, BROKER
S. D. Hiahteyman, Aaaoetale
Km aouth Park Avn
Phone «
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lliuity, a vignnnii *.7, lia* *eet*
them come and go. tie tan nintr
at lea*) 83 la I* for whom he ha*
NEW YORK iD-On no mhjerl *tie>d in. Among Ihe fir«t «i*
Jackie (Vtoper The Ldftt u Ret
doe* Irleviiion dliplay greater II Tiiompton. playing Ihe Min of
midtty than on Ihe Negro. So tt'» Tv rune power
in "The K>hl*
new i that two Negro prrfornu i * I ini Inn bloit " tie et.mh| iii foi
were prominently leaturH on two1 Mickey ItiNiney in all the Andy
program* within an hour on M IC Hardy picture*
T V the other raining.
Henry'* li«t *!«*» inrlmlet Ilohbt
If you want to aik an ,•mlt.tr- Itrern, F r e d d i e llarlhnlomew.
Jackie Searle. Dickie Mnnre, Mfalfa Swjt/er, bpanky McFarland,
flnithy firnrnll and Rnddt Mrllowall. Hr ha* Iteen a * kneel ln" for
younger arlor* like ttu-tv llanter
i Danny Thom** TV »how i and lJ*e
Aker i Rin Tin Tin). An*l he ha*
done ilunt* for •urh girl* a* Jane
Wither* and Edith Fellow»
"In ’San Franehco.*" hr remem
tiered. ‘T played a cut who pimped
.W feet Into a fireman1 net Alter
I landed, one of Ihe fiemrn looked
lip through the itnokr and a«ked,
*Ha* he Jumped yet?"* Henry
weigh* a mere ton pounl*.
For hi* daily (landing in. he
draw* SI9 4.1, compiled In 117 11
(or nnrmil-*lrrd aland in* When
he doe* regular artin; role* he
rtrawa a minirrmm of !?’>70, agaitMl
$19 11 for nonmdget* The differ
ential i* due In the midget*' amall
hut potent liargalmn; power.
"W* u*pd In set what the other
arlor* wrro pud." Ilm ry e*
platned, "but we felt we »hfwit I
be paid more herau*e of our itre
The Screen Arlor* Guild »«id w p
were ton imall a group (tie) In
bargain for, an we »rnt In Ihe
Screen Etlra* Guild. They got in
Ihe Increiird rale ".
He hat earned a c«mf■*■rable
living, eometlme* an e*n ■• ■ne
He prmtdly dliplayed , i'>*rk
voucher from Paramount.
"h
paid him $lor> |n onr a i d for
doing trapera work in a Danny
Kaye film.
Henry never married lie own*
hit own home. HI* rook, "the he«t
In the world," it hi* St year-old
molher.
whita mmtantly live with dignity
and murage 111 Innumerable TV II tued of Negro technlrian* a*
drama*.
well a* of Negro performer*
In divrtming the role nf Ihe Ne There l.a* not hem either a great
gro In TV with Harry Rrl.vfonte enough e*pn*urc nf e*t*hti*hrd Ne
at lunrh Ihe other day, he Ini 1 me: gro latent nr enough (i|(|*irlunltir*
"Tetevtiton ha* rrcogmred the for Negro nrwromer*."
Negro much f o l r r than Ihe thea
ter, radio and the movie* did The
chief re*»on. I think. !* berim e
TV ha* come to the fore In lime*
when racial prejudice II decreai- 50 DUCKS A BANTAMS
Ing
A. K. BOSSKTTF.il, Florist
"Yet when you eonitder Ihe mil
Phone 212
lion* nt man-hour* going Inin TV,
Negro life do** not hava an idsquit* repreieolation and emtld be
draitleallf Mcrtaaed. Thera ll Id-
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IN S T A L L A T IO N
SlricklandiMorrison, Inc,
S n rlrirrl. Flnrlrta
P ho n e 20fl
Wanted
FEM ALE
Asphalt Paving
Drive* W m)* , P n rk ln g
A rena, A pprnarhea.
K ir. F re e Ew llm nlrs.
Phono
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Seif*. RnehurV and C«. b»*
an nn»ninr in Sanfmd fur
a ymine ladv between 70 and
.13 *r»rt nf aee. Tba P*r»nn
mint kij«» tnueh tyn* *y»tem and be ahl* tn maintain
a minimum *n»r.t nf 11 word*
prr minute. IlnoVteentRx e t .
perienee I* a much detlred
mialilv, but ether r'*ctieal
evnerlenee «r advanr* eduration*! arhieremm'# *nuM
h» rnntidered. Annliranta
mint be hixb *chnnt *r*.
dn*te|. » lib tdeaijnc pertnn.
alllr and rend rbarartee.
and hat# the abtlitr and d«*
lire tn yat atnnr with people.
The petition offer* a rood
a lirtin r talarv. A Hi tenant
wttl ha etve* on all nnrrhatea. With reoun InturJnea, rroup hoinltalliaUnn
and nrafll th arin t elan*
*r a liable. Permanent m l .
dent preferred. It I* an Meal
no til Ion for the right penon.
If rou tr« fntareated In thla
petition, and are between
the ate* of W awd SI, Mply
In aeraan new a t Bean Cata*
ie» Sate* Office. 7 tl E. P trrt
Street. Sanford. Fla.
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-nit;
7*age 8
sa sto r d herald
Tu«. Oei.01. loss: Boutell Family' Is'
Growing Rapidly
Regard For Safety
FCM Roundtable¥ Should
Commmissioners
Be Given
tConiimed (man Paga Om )
roundtable discussions and the
councils eipected at each include:
October II, U noon. Haven Hotel,
Winter Haven Winter Haven, Anburndale Bartow and Lakeland.
October U. 12 noon, Barney’s
Restaurant, Lika Waita; Frost
proof. Haines City and Lake Wales.
October 12. 7:30 p m , G arda's
RcstauranL Bradenton; Jlanatee.
and Sarasota Counties
October 11. 12 noon. Las Notedades Spanish RcstauranL Tampa:
East HiUsborouih. Tampa. Lutif
Ode*»a. South Pinellas, and North
Pinellas.
October 14, 12 noon Tanstnne
Hotel. Brook m ile: Psseo County
and Brooksvilla.
,
Octibcr 17. 12:30 noon. Grand
view Hotel, Euatis: Leesburg. Cler
mont Etulis. Groveland, Mount
Dora, Ocala, Tavares. Umatilla and
Weirsdale,
,
Octnbar II. i2 30 nornt. Duck Inn.
Orlando; Sanford, Orlando, Apop.
ka. Osceola County, and Winter
RESIDENT* I.EFT
Gardtn.
W in tL E M
October 1*. 7 30 p m . Chimney
ATHENS ‘f — Scorn of m i .
denis In the Athens area were left Corner, DeLand. DeLand and Se
hnniftest and eommunicatlons In villa.
scattered areas of firerre were
disrupted M i y sfter f* hours of
Although many prop!# find the
etrerJIonally heavy rsln
whippoorwill'i call pleasant at a
Hishwsy* were reported rut b» distance, it sounds harsh when
flood*, and railroad track* buried heard at close range.
under mountain slides. Tobacco
Illinois has 11,404 miles of
plantations in the Salonika flsln
suffered extensive flood damage.
railroad.
ROCHESTER. N. Y. * - 'T'm
getting used lo it.” Mrs. Albert R.
r.outell. 37, remarked toJsy about
her rapidly growing fimfly.
She gave birth Friday t« twins
a boy and • girl.
On Halkrwera of 1MJ, triplets two girls and a bay — arrived.
In 1131. Mrs. Boutell became the
mother of twin girls.
Before the multiple births she
had four children, all boys.
Her huiband. a 31 - ye»r • «M
process ensineer for ihe Eaitman
Kodak Co here, la huildim s four
hunk dormlliry on the ton floor of
their five
bedroom houst at
Conesus, 10 miles south of
Rnrhester.
The dormitory win be med b»
the “ elder hoys.*' who ranje in
are from 3 to u yean
Mrs Boutell said “every day
Is a plcnit.’*
HElAMTtD M1TISH SOlD'ttS. protected by shields, march through the ilrwtU of Vice*!#. Cypru* during
1 ;i-bcxir grnersl strike called by Nationalist and Communist trade uriont lo prMe-t Ute Cnitod Nsi
d'cLIon net to take up Ibt Cyprus situation. London reports state that the Brttkh aovemment ta
t■
— La irtroduee self-government in Cyprus when quiet la restored. (1 a ltradiSotwU JUdictpAoioj)
ory. rertainly tha worst in the last
►
.ft i..* ;o years " He slid he be- d b hlC
lifted reports of thomands dead
m *he north **ere',freat|y exajif ooUeued from T ire c
tersted ” but warned that the loss
Th
Board rf fanferd City
of rropt by thouisnds upon thou
C< mmlr i loners agreed to table
sand* o| flooded-out farmers posed
i < q n *ion ami i t Ihe raffle tiro*
NEW DELHI. India n -ln d ia 'i a itravr pmblem.
* •‘ m s* th- t'Hy Manager to government mob;liied it* re.ourres
irn tart Russell Halls* concerning , lodsjr lo Aid hundrola of Ihnuaanda
hi* vl#»* nn mming to th» c ity :
,
.
.
»n»ul4 k* be employed to head the M P*r.ons I»ft homel.aa by north
pew department, fhe matter will India’s worst floods tn more than
before the eominiitionar* at 70 years.
Flood
jiiiu e n Persons
To U. S. Youths
WASHINGTON vD-The National
Security Training Commission says
youths liking a au-menth course
under tha naw military reserve
program should be given “mien
live and realistic (training) with
due regard for aafety."
At the same lime. It called for
e itra cara tn assuring the physical
and moral well-being of tha jouths,
most of them of predrift age. It
expressed confidence the services
have ample regulalions and good
men ta do that
The commission, which helped to
prepsre the new program and will
watch over its operation, made detailed suggestions in a weekend
report to Secretary of Defense
Wilson.
It callad on eommunllits- and
Chilian la a d e r a near military
camps ta help, saying that th*
“ average young American will do
the right thing If he Is not unduly
tempted by the wrong "
It suggested also that full recre
ational facilities be provided at
the training stations, and that th*
young reiervuts b* given “little,
if any, leave or Ume olf base."
Treating tobacco plant beds
in the fall ts usually more suer*a*fut than in the spring, says
the University of Kentucky Agrifu ltu ral
l!Yn#rlm#nl SlAtian.
Margaret Says No
Truth In Rumors
NEW YORK ID—Margaret Trj.
(Ceatlnued from Pago Oa«)
mediate return Indicating incep min returned today from a two.
tion or refection of the appraised month vacation in Europe — and
value of the partJcuar parcel of once more den'ed that she Is # land or property.
gsged or expect* ta be.
Chairman Meisch brought to She was wearing a diamond
the attention nf the commission" sapphire ring, which she said her
CM that 81,200 had been wasted parents had given her as a eolJega
when it was necessary for all ap graduation present. She said it
praisers to approve the various « i i what probably touched oIf taparcels of property rather than gagtment reporta.
two separate teams nf appraiser*
“ This la the only ring I've hid
working Independently of each on." she replied as reporters meet
other.
ing her on the Uner United States
The bill covering cost of ap broutht up the betrothal m atter^
praisal of the lection rrom Five "There's no truth lo I t I'm sai*r
Points south to the Orange County there isn't . . . I'm more d.iUna wa* submitted to the Board ippointed than you are."
of Commissioners for approval.
The amount came to 13,723
The resolution, adopted uninL
The appraisal report will bs forwarded to the State Road De ] roously by the Board of Coro mi*,
partm trt in TallahisK* for ap sioners points out that the fm-li
proval The return of the apprais from the Interest bearing ceitifial and the SRD approval will al catri, ii tha amount of U K r i
low condemnation proceedings are to be used wholly for the ae.
quiiiUon of right-of-ways, a per.
to begin
Commissioner O i l s Fourakre tion of Ihe amount would be u ^ f
made tha original motion for the to pay indettednes prior lo l*ji.
Trior to adjourning the mecimg.
resolution’* adoption which was
seconded by Commissioner Fred it was pointed out that a cop. , f
Dyson, and then unanimously ap- list appraisers report would be
available in the County Road I>rprowd bv the Board.
An aliiitional resolution prepar partmrnt office in tho Semin •
ed by Cuiinty Attorney Cleveland County Court IIj j . c. It was a!*i
was adopted by the commissioners stressed thst eseh property o*nrequerti"* the iMUsnee of reve cr srviild be contacted by letter renue certificates in lieu of surplus *ardlni the arws>t*nce or rejectgasoline tax monies over a four log of the appraised value of land
for rifht-of-wsys along 17-97 $
year period 1936-1359.
TIm F m 4 ThunderbiH k u t r i i mw H iubnl foe
fun and beauty in a car.Now all 18 new Fond models
shar* lha it) ling of tha Thundrrbfad. Mow they stir
your heart wUh thrit ihnlluif lineal
Hundred* » r r e reported dead tn
nevt fflveting for • deeiiion.
Th* resignatiou nf Thnnias Yau- Ihe devastated Punjab region The
pJn s»n» arrspted with regret by w»tcr* c o v e r e d much of Te?* s
ii. f
the Board of Commissioner, but
itho
i - appnmtment
..........
. . .a new member
nf
•if the Zoning and Planning Comm i on was tabled until tha neat
meeting.
Th* resignation of Eddie Grif
fith as Superintendent of Street*
was tabled by the eommissioners
for further consideration.
Th* Rnard nf Commissionrr*
• greed, that du» to the manner in
w hieh hid* werw received for t<ooks
and periodicals in the past, that
the u rn s prneeduta should be ltd
lowed.
A request by J H r*rramnre
for a r'cm tt to sell b'er and w,ne
y*» granted on lb# r*e*r/n#ndt-
*i .
-
i
Big Fog Swirls
n v« w »er
PnnlnnH
tn g ia n u
ii-
LON DON UN^AuttlfltQ i Farit b i t
tid ily .
'
1 R V | f « •wtrl^l over southern England
* tv.
,i _ , . .
today, stalling road and river trafTho first ordhsneo to he drawn ftr jnrl (|,.rupltag flights at big
up by the n e w r.iy Attorney W1I. Lnrolon Alfoort
Airport
1,‘tm C. Hutehtioii Jr., wa# an
The I.TM-ton British freighter
eirdiaanea pertaining to tha traffic
Staipura ran aground in the River
regulations on th* passing of a Thames off Tilbury and trains ran
•topped school bus. An oi(finance up to an hour late.
was dtawn by th* Pity Attorney
The Air Ministry called it a “ raard adopted by tha rommli*lon#ri
dlatie.n fog".the result of dsmp
When It was revealed thst the new air osar
fields
and building
regulations would h« similar to warmed by the sun of the last
the Stata J jiw created at tho last two days.
lerirlatur*.
C ity Attorney Huirhison also
»-::>mitt*d an ordinane*, which w#» pood jiidgtnef*." laid Commissionadepted, clarifying the regulations, er Krider.
Tho question was brought up
description, and fine* for the sal*
or possession of moonshine whl*t since only 12 month* ago perhaps,
k*y. According tn the re * ordin. building permit# ware gTintaJ tn
ar.t# <4-7Ak It Is unlawful to own Install outdoor and community type
or possess any bevarare known as sanitary facilities in certain sec
moonshine whiskey, possession of tions of th* cityCity Manager Know#* said that
mocn.hina whiskey, says the new
ei-llranee, f* prim* farea evidenee **t don't want tn create a hardof th# violation of regulatory pro- ship on anyone and there are some
of th# cases with merit."
v.s'rn of the Stata of Flirida.
r *V Manager Warren E.
Commissioner H ig g in b o th a m
I
*a threw a bomhshetl Into said. “ I'm not talking about work.
1 * a r when he said that "I would Ing a hardship. I am opposed to
V t tn clear the air one# and for any futurs carrying-on of that
fee all regarding lha inspi'-tion of kind. 1 want tha City Manager
properties pursuant lo the en- accountable for tha futurw adher
1 --m int of ordinance* of the ence ta the ordinances of tha d ty
r't- "
Higginbotham explained that hla
Th# ordinances hi question ra- stand was for th# future Issuing
yu'at# (he sanitary facilities ne- of permit* and had nothing to do
ees-ary for homes, building* etc. with those already issued by tha
rommissioner Earl Hi»glnb"i- city.
hs "s
"Unless w# have the by tha City Building Inspector.**
o-dinances enforced. w» has* just
Concluding business of th* comthrown away a million and a half misstoners authorised th* adver
dollar*,
tising of bids for water meters
"Thera abnuld be an exercise of In he used by th* city.
Tha Fsirlaaa Victoria Is ona t l Fonft
18 new Thuadeebird-inspired model* (eg
'Ml. You can sew Thunderbird beauty la
Its long, low lina* and graceful silhouette-
Drive it today!
w ith n t w T h u n d *jjb jr d j S t y lin g
w it h n « w L lt e f t jg a r d . D a s l g n
A g^«ie9 UfV
rived rtt* nil Fort! Las ftm W f.
low lin n
Uw fabulous Font Thunder bud,
n d aafciySpRa, Fdrd fouad that moat serfout
urcsdrnt injurin wflra caused by the driver being
Lequl Notice
But w ilt till y w touch Uw CM pedaT! Than
youll knows Uwt FoH fM t hko tba Thtindorbird,
too. With the new 302-h p. Thundoblrd Y-8 « •
■fine, available in Fordoouitic Fair 1am and SUlioo
Wagoo models, you’ll png* with new codkieoce,
■ nlk at h flk And yet, gpUt-aeooad *CO" U only
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HTi /*/ ft r lltrado*
' aware CctnpUIr* h **tn * been
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ihtaa |,locals ara in ram- f i r HAIL fan ford. Flartda up la
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rt th* tllb 4«|- of bias ember
I. Ear lha riro T'aparlmaalA t* 11)1. if alMiwlm t>#c*#*> fro
Ona lit piece rf radio earn.
onleaaa will ka auiaiati agalasi
muniraima h «Im <i i . equal to
you, i
rr baltar llan tka apaaifk*.
"S# fanfotA ItersM )• i**t|rt*i*4
Hop* of motarata. franl mount,
at a nawapaaar at tea seaI eircuUmodal III III-1 A. oatjout mini"
i.-a In which thll cliatluw ehall he
mum ar Iwaaiy-flve Ot) watt*,
yMl*ha-i -nra OCX week for fear
far
narrow hood eaareUae, I*
• a il t*ut If* weeks
blTNIUM tnr Mn6 and ntflrlat
*#*l at lha Clara «f tha Ctrrall
r rf, on (Ms 10* IMh da» ot Oelebar. A. D f»*S
fc'ar^ at thV^Mrcelt Caart
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k. .:k K n atalaat, Jr.
Aitnraor at la «
►far*t law. la
f,(V I d It*. Banfaid, D at Ida
gallHlar for hslatllf
Daparimaatt
M mualcata. or
panflrailnna
■a of Amadif f\n»»mtat,
f a'ttatk a 1 )i
■--an Mnuaa In
p e rt o f th e e ta y , fw arfg new T Inm dprbl
k n o t merely • V 4 . . . it ■ e 7 4 . T b e t
bee • rigid, entrn-deep block w hich ■
wheel with ■ dorp-center atnidiir* to help protect
you (rain tho ttoerinf poo*. . . Lifeguard doubles
grip door lockj to five added protection from
doort springing open under ibocfc . . . optional
Lifeguard cushioning for tnatrumeat panel and
tun visor*, to help leases) Injury Cram im pact. . .
optional arat betta (bet help keep occupant*
securely in their mata.
Co B w h )ij^ ^ g e ^ tbnTMFapj teat Ha gwrwy
safety In
With the
p ra te r gaiety of you end your family. Then youA
know esacily wby the *96 Ford i s . . .
s s a :*m
■feimiM#
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f i in in tii (i-t l__ iT'ki*# rs
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of
city nf A m ntsir. religious center nf the Sikhs.
Prime Minister Nehru after a
flight over the area said m a
broadcast thst “ mir problem nf
relief a.vd rehabilitation is s coins
sal on*." The government's re
sources have already been strained
by disastrous floods in northnatlr:n India a month ago
Nehru described the flne>d* this
fill at “the worst In living mem-
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VOLUME XLVI
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RAN FORD. FLORIDA
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 12. 19M
A v w ft.ilrd Promt Leaned W ire
State Income
Totals Over
H alf S/T/Zon
Willis m H. Stem per. Hartford
Real Estate Dealer, will be among
the hundreds of members of the
Florid* Association of Realtors,
repr’senllnj their local boards at
the 39th Annual convention of lb*
Ftate Auoclatlon this week.
SUmper will represent thr Re.
Tntrvde County Board of Realtors
at tne meetins being held the 13.
14 and IS to Sarasota.
The local representative. Stam
per, <a!d that Robert P. Gerholz.
Fas*. Pretldent of the National Asmention of Realtors will deliver
the keynote addreia.
ADs ercaung much enthuilaam
and attracting tha attanlion of
many will be Ihe (act that they
Preiident of the National Aaaoeiallots of Real Eatata Boards, and
Eugene P. Coaaer. hia aurctssor
fa offlea.
t
Presiden t
The total uteocte of (b* State
of Flond», from ati jourr##, totals
more than a Half billion dollar*.
In lha 1955 fiscal year tH« total
tax collections will tome to 1"9,*
770.3*2 and in addition to this,
Aids and Donations from th« ’J .
A Government, Counties and Citie , Mt»c*llanaou* Revenue. Ram
ins* on Invsitmcnt* and Depos
its, Non-tatticring Receipt* Hines
thr complete total to (did,U lii!.
The Uses assessed the cititen
and businessman of Florid* com
es from seven sourest. It.tangible
Property Tax flowing Into tho
State’s coffers amounts to *7.679.102. Special Taxes, Estate *nd
Inhentanc* a n d
Documentary
Stamps is til net state a $7341.2an total this year. In the F.vua
Tax group. Caroline, Ulllitier, ]n>
•uranc* rieraium*, Beverage, Ci
garette and the Sales and Uan
Tax Mill amount to *.’16,1 be IWt
From Ltfenrfi and Fees. Occupa
tional, Retail License, Other Tax
and Fte«, Citrus Commission, j
General Inspection, Hunting ard
Fishing. Other Fees. *nd Auto
Theft F*»t. the ttaU will lather
another I2.LS19.912. In tha NonBuslnaas Licenses group. Motor
A’ehicW T ar. Drivara Lhensa,
Tax bring* In a total m a m a fer
th* au ta ef 19,048,021 and Wogkman’a Companaation total* |93#,i
Warner
May
Qualify
"In all probability I w it qualify
iefore the dealline", said Merle
Warner, Imal service station
operator, whrn n»le<t about hit
plant tn t n n o u n . e bis esndiiiary
for the B 't i it of Hanford City
, Commissioners.
"I have thought much about the
possibility of reiving Hanford as
one of Its rommminner» and many
of mjr friend* and arquainlann-*
have evpre**ed • desire for me to
run” , he said.
Warner was the first to evprrst
any Intention of de.lating himself
a candidate for the one varanry
that wilt exist this year on the
eity commission. H oarser, there
is an indiration that at least one
other will enter the race hefote
the October !9th deadline.
Burglary Suspect Is Taken
Into C ustody By P olice
Thera 1* a definite eMrah In
taxes for 19M tatth an mere***
ever 1984 amounting to I2d2«l,*
Th# loot taken hy on* negro
431.
would match Ihe will of a departIn each of the m* or lax grotipa
rnrnt store talesman directing a
Bacausa of th* Increased aetivd- there ha* he*n an unpr*wedented
tuslomei to the proper department.
♦ie* In the office ef th* Saminol# increase. Th* l i t mrior Ut9» for
Foliee Chief Roy William*, thia
County Judge, Judge Ern**t Houi- 1938 totals l.’fO.ie: S«u wh*h ta
morning explained that William
holder requcated th* Board of a 122330,631 In tra n t ev*r 1954.
Miller, 27-tear-old Sanford negro
Commiialoncra to grant Kim addi This Include* Gate! n«, bavtng*,
who U alio known at "Brother",
Ligatette,
Sale#
L
U
m
,
llMor
tional ipaca.
BONN CermM*' 'JS~Ch‘r*#!lot n i l lakrn into naatody Monday on
9
With' externlv* remodeling and Yehkla Tag*, and RatPn G*»on of a lum ber of burglaroltne
taxea
mcnaaad
|M
U
,U
)
K<r*d ■' “ Nvar i *C i ir( 4l|flr»l ' '
repairing. ■« wall a* redecorating, os%MM(, B»-***♦-• iw*»£..-i**Uj
the new offien an lh* north tide 12300,991, Cigarette Tax** In- lift touchad on a srav# t t ipt cult- Chief Williams said (hat he first
lion over who would succeed him
ef tha Court Housa Building U
if he left the political scene in arrested Miller on Sept. It, 1944
now occupied by (he Judge, tiling
The car wa* recovered hy Itwhen the negro was but U year*
West Germany.
the adddlonal apace a* hit pri
old. "He hat given u* Iroubte vner. Willie B. William*, at the
The 79 year-old leader la In bed since I frr«t knew him," the Chief Gold-boro Bar on Weal I3th M
vate olfie* and a* a Jurige’a
indefinitely with a "slight" caae said.
Chamber for the holding of Ju
•aid i hirf Itoy William*.
ol bronchial pneumonia Ilia doctor
venile Court.
Chi<-f Williams taut that Hie
"I
knew
hia
methodi."
n
id
Chief
said yrslcrday "there la no reason
The original nffle# on thi^louth
negr" wosdd probably he charged
William*
aa
he
pointed
out
that
for special concern" but that no
fade of the building will be eonwith ‘uaing properly without the
one ran say when Ihe Chancellor because of a aerie, of hurtlaries eon - ill of it* owner,"
- tinu*d lo be uaed by the County
in and around Sanford, "I began
“
can
resume
his
official
duties."
V Judge and hi* staff. Mr*. Letha
Investigating (he possible implica H- e s e r , Ihe thief -aid that
Pressure* at borne and abroad tion of Miller the moment I aa* the m-gro i* alto being held in the
Fowler, chief clerk. wriU manage
the office where probate matter*
lo take Meat Germany out of the him In town.
city tail on another charge of
Western camp mad* the condition
will he hindltd and various liceni"dnmk and disorderly conduct.’*
of the leader who put his nation In Among Ihe artlrtea admitted has.
t i iasued.
ing
atolen
wer
electric
iron*,
that camp a matter of scute
The former offlee occupied by
docks,
vases, musical
powder 37,270,000 Gallons
toneern.
Judge Housholder will he refurpillow
boxes,
sheets, spread1
The Chancellor has neser pub cats*, costa, lamps a 100 pound Of Water Pumped
niihrd and u*ed aa a fihng and
licly designated a political heir.
work room-where the overload of
of rice, sets of silverware, bolt* ef
the material and work will be fun
Political observers agree there cloth, electric roaster, sugar, and Into City Reservoir
nelled Other than Mrt. Fowrr i
would be no smooth transition of many other articles. II* also took
The water departmenl nf Ihe
tha cffice there will be the a n ilauthority in Bonn — *uch as hap hundreds of dollar* worth of gro- Citv nf Sanford pumped 37,2?n.noo
tant clerk, Mri. Sarah Hood
pened when Bntiih Prime Minister ceriaa.
gallnr from Ihe well* outside the
Judge Houtholder said that he
Eden succeeded Sir W i n s t o n
"Thar* ire fifteen rasas against etry into lh* eity rewrvoir for
would, in lha near future employ
Churchill—unless Adenauer should him," said Chief Williami, "and use bv the Sanford tiliirna In their
• secretary who will be located In
resign and deal gnat* hu own suc Uwre will poaiibly h* others as homr* and businesses, during the
Uu outer office la tha Judge’*
cessor.
people return home from .working month of September.
Chamber.
With hk towering p m tife , the tn lha north" Merchandise re
In tho pumping of the water
The expamian, and use of
iron willed old man probably could covered
points out lhat Miller
there were 2,0.70 gallons nf fuel
another office, will allow the
pick hit heir if he should *tep would take anything.
! oil u‘ed, »nj pounds nf chlorine
clerical-division of tha Judge'*
Police Chief Williams said lhat | used 16 gallons nf lubricating oil
down voluntarily. There was little
office fa give better service, a«d
possibility of this unless his con lh# negro would usually break in on the machinery, and fa.too
Judge Houtholder.
valescence 1 1 r a t e h e i out for a home where people would be gone KAMI of electricity comtimed
y "It will alio allow me,’* the
and tn many Instance* would sleep
months.
The water pumped, and the *upJudge commented, "to give more
there. The value of the stolen p1l« » us-'d in the pumping, sersrd
If
Adenauer
la
suddenly
re
and .better attention to Judicial
moved from the helm, three names properly, he said, would coma to 3>V. individual location* where
matteri and will allow the Juvenile
aland out in official .peculation between It.vv) and tinoo.
meter* have been imtalled
court to bo taken away from the
here
as gcstible *ucccs*ors: Fi "Most of the homes broken Inin
271 Fir# Hydrant* are connect•arrest’ atmosphere.”
were
negro
homes,"
Chief
Williams
nance Minister Frits Schaeffer.
ed to the water syitrm of San
Judge Houtholder said chat his
Economics
Minister
Ludwig pointed out," and In one Instance ford for Ihe protection of home*
•Wee is furnlihed with an ori,
he broke in lha same house twice
final antique mahogany deik a n d 1enjoyed Ihe economy meats and ErharJ and Forrign Minuter Hein going in the hark door lh* first and hnines* houses and building*
In lh*- operation of the water rierich
son
Brentano.
a hand carved Engtiah chair. The felt they had plenty to eat.
Dm# an tn ihe front door lha tee- parir ent during the monlh of V p
carving* on either lid# of the
A pnyitcal checkup
showedthat
end lima.
tember (2 meter* were in . 4 mechair appear aa angel* tooking over Mary did not lose a pound during
"Miller has been out nf town for (era removed, 19 meters transfer
f h t Judge's shoulder, "taking ear*
tha week. Sha remained a trim L. B. Mann Sends
soma lime, “ said the Chief, "an j red. A meters changed, 13 m rirra
of Use Juvenile* who come before
106 Robert dropped from 163 lo
returned only a short lima a n . te-rcad, 2 mttera repaired, 6 leak*
for guidance and Initm tion,” 160 pounds—which be blamed In Palms To Louisiana possibly about I's m onths'* lit 'repaired.
42 services installed, 9
Judge Houjbolder said.
part on doing without his nightly
Shrubs from Seminole County ire was aacq around tha home nf Ha fomrl-"’’' calls were made, and
going to a Louisiana community te! Brown at t i l l Lake Ava., 41 meter boxes seL
to decorate and landscape homes where an attempted breaking and
entering was reported.
in lhat area.
"In dim Instance," said th* Chief, Low Pressure Zone
L. B. Mann, of Monroe Corner, "Millar admitted tailing a sat of
said that ho has received an order silver for 84 00 and pitched in for Cited In Caribbean
from Reiter Homes Development. good manure about 8100 worth nf MIAMI * —A weak low pressure
Inr.. of Lafayette, L a , to furniih grocarits." Miller did not work, son* in Ihe Western Caribbean Sea.
shrubs and palms for a model •aid th« chief, ha railed solely on with esirtence of circular wind mo
home.
,
stealing, in fact " h s 'i (ha Dealing- tion oser a vast area, was reported
today hut Miami storm forecasters
The phoenix RoeHelen* palm# ait negro I’ve aver known.
All tha complaint! are not yrl said iher# a rt no signs yet that a
were shipped by express to reach
th* new home tn time for its show. in, Chief WtDiami explained and new trnpical storm is developing
nur investigation h is not at all The ton* extends from Ihe west
bean completed Patrolman Ar ern end of Cuba to the roast of
nold Williams and C. C. Dodson Nicaragua and tastward over Ja
conducted the present invaiUgatioa males. Hurricane* sometimes form
Fire Department
In (his area of Ihe Caribbean tn
said Police Chief Williams.
th* lata part of lha itorm season
Doctor Says No
Reason For Concern
Paul Preston Gets
Stolen Car Charge
•
Those who wish to vote tn the
November eily election and who
have not, as yet registered are
warned fhar the deadline for retittering will he S p. m October
2Sth at the Sanford City flail.
Registration h o o k * will re.
main open until that lime, said
City Clerk H. V. Haver.
Mayor Cordell has alirady ca ll
ed for the rlerrton on November
* at the Hanford City Hall w th
the poll* opening at 7 a m until
7 p. nt. on (hat dale.
Named »s officials for the elee.
lion are: Mr*. F. T. Roumillas and
Floyd Palmer, clerk*; Mt». Ralph
A. Rmilh, Mr*. Ava \V. Daria,
Jam** R. Gut, B I Perkin* Jr.,
N J. Htrnslrom and M ,R AAarson
war# ivsmed Inspertnr*.
The Patent Teaihrii Asm, ia
lion „i Hanfunf Gramms- H<ho<>|
will meet temntrnw night it 6
p m in the school auditorium.
Mr*- (V, E. Gitea, program chair
man. tail today lhat Ihe plant
for (he |,mgram tomorrow night
have hern completed »nd would ho
a ratiel dtetU»ttot* on "Ihe report
raid and Ihe grodll g syileni."
Thoie, other Dan member# of
th# panel, who h**-» „n opinion on
the present report cards and gradlog *yilein, will have an oppor
tunity to pieient their slew* dur
ing an open due i««mn p#riod:
Menthere of the panel who will
be heard diarussiqg (he .ubirrl
are; Stewart (iotchell, principal of
the llyiedo School; Mr*. EitU
Grantham of the fourth grade;
Mr#. Jewell Riier. and Mr*. Alien
Grant, fifth grad* alt teacher*.
Parent# on the panel will be Dir k
Aiken of the fourth grade Cliff
Able* fifth ond Mr*. John I. t ee,
sixth.
Io vacr underway
venuy at ite.trliaf j i l
r.e o r g * Touhy e s s in*t*l!ed at
giver, at the
of the Pilot
president e? t h# <ieminols County
tlu h l**t
Dr* ll.irvev C h a m b e r of Commerre a* retltiog
Swanson, r M f at. Mi*
Nsnrv president
Esri
Higginbotham
llrisrl and M r i t j F t hepman pail s g'owing tribute to the offislelegats-s In the council, and Mrs . t-t- a n d committee chairmen * h s
\ t Messenger, publicity chair
•rived with hm fo- the evcellenl
man
yrnr of aehlevemrrl just accom
'Ira Swanson revealed in hrr plished.
rvp. it ih*t there are i i m is \r.
Installed with Touhy were the
th«r clubs m the d itin rl with
two more )n the prorr** of being v e . presIdenl, i lifford MrKibbln
organired These etuh* are com * H the treasurer, W illis Peacock,
Following Use Inillsl in>*nl1*.
ivisod of high school girl* who are
President Touhy
trained to become Irarier* m the tton ceremony
community and fulurr rllnt ntem named the fise cli-trct 'lee prysf.
her*
dr 'is District 1. Don Rates; Oil*
'It* Svsansnn .snmnmrvl that Vu't ?. A. L. Wilson; District 1,
Ihe eluh members will attend Holy Mr* llohbie Joe H u rt.; District
I rosy Episcopal ( htirrh on Sun- t, F-»nk WheeDr Jr ; and Dtstriei
dav, Oct |( m a body In nh-rr ( V John Melseh.
vane# of Pilot Founder’* Dar
A 1* roint program for w#r%
which I* Orl 1* The rluh wilt oh
during the new year was outlined
serve Founder * Dav with a pro
and adopted hy the Board of Dirgram and dinner meeting on Oct
e tor* *s they met for their initial
J-' at the Yacht Cluh wdh Rid land
mrotMg of the year.
I. Dean, avsoclat# editor nf Ihe
The program adopted » # ,:
Orlando Si’ntitiel a* Ihe guest
I. Centlnu* to advertise (he ei.
speaker Mr* Mrsvcnger will have
aantagia of Hanfoid and Hemirty
th jtg a uf the pmgrant
An Invitation w j* extended lo Count v through folders, road *igri
lh# W a l eluh front the D'*tnna ring* i * sod newspaper adverii
llearh eluh tn altrnrt their Found It's’, .s at|shirti**n of rotor mo* I
er * Day program at the Pcnln*ii and fair tvhihils.
lar Cluh on Orl I t The Women’*
!. Fneoutage youth agriculture
Civic league ef Icvngwood also programs ard teek to Improvi
invtltd the eluh member* to a
low net returns now received hi
L>>hii n ,how at thr lib ra ry Hall
furroers for their produce.
on O r; *4 it t no p m
S Cooper at* with Navy officials
Mr* M, L Raborit. raporting 'n (rtiproviop relations h-tee#*
for the ISO dated that a .tn*r
il*d and mililary. »nd to enletv
for fund* wi'l *oon get tinders*as
The elub »£ <e<| t» gootriliule (J loin gn.f neleome n*w official* lO
toward (hi> drive Mrs Rahum Hanford; initiate Armed Foreea
statrd Ihal llmre *re only jx i |is< aetivitir-. (’..operate in I HD
IS O 's n tie world »ntl that Sap opera! ion
(. Cooperate • . / Carden Club
foul .* fortunule in tiuvmg nnr oi
nod other organisations on heautle
lhe-e
Mi* hue S StAenaon
Inter fieation of parks, highway*, sonational retallim* riu irm a n . a k- proarhe* to town, etr.; and to **•
rd member* to hung old shrels *’*t in stsv " r a rleamrp. paint-up
to her tn he fii|w anted In a lint- rarnpaign,
pltal in Africa for use as band
*
In au g urate q u a ile r le •#'»»
agr* Mr* ( hapman announced a orniuntions in cooperation with th*
srho.il u* Instruction for or * mem 1Hertford
Men ba n t* Associatio n,
tier* at her home in I i k Ii Arbor s l a t e s s a l e tr a in in g arhoni and
TiiC'da* O il IS at n w p m t“ ooie affllla'.ed with N atio nal
Mr* W Her l. Carter and Mrs
(letter Runners Bureau.
Alr**cngrr wiil pifsenl a piocram
>t Have ft tsinr-s education and
on Founder* Dav nsei Radio
filuatlon-Rusinese dari, maka
Slatlon 'M ltlt at 7 VI p m. no
citations to i,arh cr* upon relit*,
Oft. II
Salesman Charged
With Passing Bus
Another rh*t;r of "pa**in* a
loading or unloading school hut"
wa* made yesterday h r thr Srm
inotc County Sheriff* Rcp.iMmerit
A, A Timlm a *alr*man of DrLand, »*• charged with passing
a trhord bus by Deputy Sherriff
A B L an.
Timlm told officers that he Hidn’l
•»# the hu*. on 17 92, her*u*e he
wa* looking "the other way "
GAME 16 I P 1
Harry llcrvlih, local gam# war
den of Ihe Game and F ifth Water
Fnh Commission
charged a
man. yesterday, for *hooitng dmr*
"J2 minutes after iun*e! ”
Robert A’ Ramho, nfOMrdn. v at
charged wdh liir violation of Flori
da Game law*. Rond wa* a-t at
v r i Martha flood, mo mana
ger. announced that a pet ennn
ha* been lo*t. *"H’« lam* hut
will bite,’’ aha sard "A'ou ran
Mrntjfy H hy a him* m llir with
he* no m around th# pel* neck
If found, persons *r» a*k#d in
notify Mrs. Hood at Ihe Police
SUtton.
833.
rnrnt and foe special aeeompliih*
n ent*
7. Begin a study of a ftv# and
ten ve*r plan to mate Hanford and
Heminol#’ Countv more attrartiro
In industry, to include an nrerall
industrial survey}- eemtinua Hi*,
trrhiition of lndr»stilal nrosnertut,
end other item* to altract addi
tional industrial inqiiitie*.
* Organic# active I egiDativo
and National Affair* Csimmitt#*
In reromnuaid aclion by (he Cham,
her no vital iasties and to a*. «t
our Htate ard National le g it la.
live detrgatinni in making tha
deitsinn mo,t favnrahlt tn ni|f
area
h Encourage Tourist tlu h m
staging more and la rgrr shuffle.
Imard Inurnsw nt* by Intiallatirtn
of arSdiimnal rouri* and by wal*
evrr.ng and entertaining vmtnra;
Impruvernent of h u ll recfeallon
(( nntlnurd on Tage I )
To Receive Radios
Faster common ,t!on is plan
ned for the Sanfoiu Fire Depart*
menl with the Ineta Ratten of rive
radio unite, one In tho Dodge
Track and tha other In Fire Chief
Mack N. Cleveland Br.'i ear.
Bids seen naked fer tha two
unite, aloof with an additional
unit for lha Sanford Falk# Da.
pertinent. The opening of bide
Fifth Squadron
To Be Formed
Effeclisa Not. 1, 1US, tha fifth
squadron undar control of Hat Wing
On#, and undar lha command at
Captain J. T. Blackburn, will ba
formed at lha Naval Air Station in
Jacksonville
Tha naw .quaJron will b« dasJgnatad VAHI, and for lha praaaot
will h* at*Dated *1 NA«. Jsekeon
WB9.
BWTtBING FBBSIDBNT KARL HIGGINBOTHAM (renter) tnraa tho rein* «f tho tonalooU Count#
Chamber of Commerce over to Preaidoot Goorgo Touhy (right) s a t F lu Peeiidwfa CHIfaed HcElbfclRj
(M l). (Photo % J tm m m i
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The Sanford Herald, October 11, 1955
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Sanford (Fla.)
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 11, 1955. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 11, 1955; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford; The Sanford Herald
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While You Drive!
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Dissolves Carbon
Ratios Engino Com pression
Stops Costly O il Burning
Increases G a s M ile a g e
Im proves Performance
Reduces Repair Bills
O ver 4'/a M illion In Use
USE IT
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LASTS 200,000 MIL
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L A T E S T A T O M IC R E S E A R C H M E T H O D S : T R A C E R T E S T S U S I N G
R A D I O A C T I V E IS O T O P E S
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NEW C A R S
New can> should i« M oialoytd Immediately to insure continued top |
performance lor th e life of the engine. T h e steady accum ulation ol
lr.i'l it. i -.- h - (common in tniMt gasoline*) in the rombuslion chandler <
ol your motor ami Ott the tlp a o fy o u r spark plug*, is the chief cause ol I
pre-ignition and spark plug misfiring. It i* one of the m ajor causes of I
poor motor performance. MOTALOY COUNTERACTS T H IS I
ACTION
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O LD C A R S
I Himplv d rop four M alalot
lata, in teliM le‘s gas lank Thai's
4. flash ft. e end heal start Mis*
lain) working la remove carbon
ileposiis
3. In driving. Mulal.n g o *- into
“suspension'* in gsa-ilme
3. M o l slot m elalplatrs worn.
p ille d surface* on rvh n d e rs,
rings, valves
3 The gSHthm Morality aoiutlon
|u«x - m in engine's rnmbustion
i hsinls r»
These te»u iM-rformed lay Tealoi* K n gin rer* and Chemists,
l-t in. iji.i U ,il whh h are members
nl A mere an Society for Tsattng
Material* .
the American
Council of Com mercial la b o ra
tories . . American Chemical
Social) ., National Society of
i‘ro(f*Monal Kngineers, aa well aa
the Highway Ite sra n h Hoard
M O TALO Y IS O U A R A N T H O I IT W ORKS!
N O OTHER PRODUCT U K f IT
'" ^ ^ A N Y W H E R E IN THE WORLD!
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Celiiert, Saturday
f k l j g J i A f l s r J i f Pm I, ChHitian Science Meni/
a | m ter, Pwrwter Mechanic*. Amerir
rn / . a f e n W / < m weekly, Ar*e*y, Tree, Mali-
Older models, due to their greater deposit* of lead and carlton, need
Mutah>> even more so tn retain th e ir original efficiency.
T h e sloshing of fuel (gasoline nr dieael) over these tabs creates a
Chemical Motalov. go* solution. T he chemical remain* in suspension
in th e fuel passes through the fuel system and has ahaolutely no
ellect on any thing until it reaches th e flashtire and intense heat in
the combustion cham U roof the engine Its fust action b to completely
and altsoluiely clear nit hard, crusty carbon from th e interior* of
combustion chamber* dow n to th e skirt of each piston (including oil
ring slotal. Then it aeta to work Riling in all scored, scratched or p it
ted places and building up wnrn surface* on the cylinder walla, pis
tons. ring faces, valve faces, sterna and guide* with a friction proof
tin p la tin g - AT TOLERANCES NO HUMAN IIANII CAN DUP
LICATE (lief a use it b being done under idee) ro n d ilin ru -in ten se
heal and moving parts! while you drive.
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Weather
TOUK M W S P A P U
DEFENDS TOUR RIGHT
Clear In parti# rlnodr with *c»ttried shower* In inuth portion;
i little rooter In Interior *ertioni
■•I thr central pm ifn tonight.
m
TO KNOW!
AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY N E W S P A P E R
M ONDAY. O C TO B ER 10. I DM
VOLUM E X L V I
SNA AS Officials
Organize Safe
Driving Council
1
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*
AwMwIntrd P rr-n la-owed W ire
No. I!»2.
City Funds W ill
Shrink In 1956
Official* at th# Sanford Ma**l
Auxiliary Air Station, becoming
increasingly concerned over th*
number of person* involved in
automobile and tiafflc accident',
nrganited a Safa Driving Council
Thnraday morning *1 a trseliOf
beginntng at 10 o'clock
Th* Senior member of the coun
cil. Commander H. C. (Jote#, railed
the meeting to order with »t'#n
prerent includiog Lt Adr. G. K.
filled f"1 overflow•
Tilley, U \Y. I Blavtn. Lt. M.
• the cilv and count;
Call)*, Lt. J. E. King. W. E. Culca
iiniad t t wonhip
City #tie.i intpor ventral pro
and Mr* Alien T. Rumboutih.
Inal faiilit
;N im in the inmrp-'rxti-d m»inlri
•*t rer*"nv' w v• i
Commander Cola* explairud HI IM I t SHERIFF MOMGAN Mit LEU.AN. Wii » Precock.Depity Fbenff |to
,imil. Ja.k Evan*
palitie* ot Sc-mnnle i mint* will be
I hi the tire Prrrv
that the souncil is a modulation of Valdoita, lie., and Ralph Peaold, all enjoying « iok».t millet *t n h
>1) Sheriff Luther
hard hit when new budget* air
la<t
night
at
the
F«»t
of a *lmilar t>p* council that had Hobby and tb* deputies. More tban * wore of co-worker* nf thr Shrill! . I►< . nient of Seminole
made up
»n t'hiiich In hi« *etlr* on
tStaff I’hi'to)
already been established. How- County were cn hard for th* Saturday afternoon affair held at .Ynllet 1 . .. IV
The ii»u*t V) per rent of th# tload i
!dra» tn tc Fputle of si
avar, h# laid, the newly formed
anil Bridge Fund tew i, dinnm-h
"
He
*aid.
"ttne
of
Ihe
council it baled on instructions
lung trail iik * of our inc wilh thr Srminole County
from the Commandant of th#
re.itcil
for pet mtiali Hoard of i oinmi*'i',ner'» ei-onnmy
Sixth Na\a! District whMt »rt
hrhrf In the dignil) m*n» in me reducing of the mill__ mm
forth Iht purpose and scope ef
P H ’I. J. RTINB
human being* re age.
Section JO 17 of Ih# Statnlc* of
. MRS. PAUL H- OCHILTREE . th* council.
eir nattonaht). a.-e
A* directed, Commander Cole*
tlotula return* to incorporated
n. economic »latln
•aid. by the Commandant’* letter,
■rd u*. or an«lhing muninpalittei VO per cent nf the
tha Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air
(or pcr»nnallt> and Itoad and Unrig# fund levy ml
Th-- October meeting nf thr fe
Station’s Safa Drlvlnr Council
potion*
vound vet* lected from citirrn* and piopeity
rn tote County Cattlemen's Avso< I*
will ana!yi* vehicle accident vielahul on# is tlin-tian within the boumlanrt of -aid citie
a Von wav heM Saturday at tic
tion experience within It* jurisIJM mtllate for thud and llrulgr
other t* un-Christian
ranch of Charles S. l.e« nesr Chitdiction and then recommend mea
lUvil.g ie*t»eoI of pcr,nn« mean, fund wav I milt* and Ihe IV,V millJ
luota ai one of the trl annual
sure* to pi event th* recurrent*',
looking people over and being par age Is 7 null', c-itting in half, ap
setiioni held by the fait growing
to evaluate the present afet; pro
tial in favor of mme anil partial 'proximatelr, muniripalitica menmr
cr imitation.
in oppo»lllon tn others ’’
from the county tav
grams and recommend improvi* *
Robert P. I.amnnt, a cstlleir.sn
"The piojier i'hri>tl.in treatment budget inrluilcs a total of tia aoo
>
m*nt»j and to coordinate m otor,
f .
of Scmmole County, jpnka on the
of v Kilos» and vtrangrr* at
Tb# City of Sanford in this year’s ’ Thia It R otatt’s Golden Aftft*necvjnty of member* giving addi
church,” th# sjvakvr said, "I,.fro m Ihe county i j * ,uiircc T)*i* ver-a1'' hut it is not the end
.It
Mri. Paid H. Ochiltree, nationtional support to ih* association.
to • Ti th- • regnal honor to rich "ill sUain Hie n it in ti-.il ng it- •' actiialty the beginning stated
•Ur known Cowar arranger ana
Lleutenint Commander Tilley'
Ljmnnt U a r* preventative of the
lecturer of Miami Bwaeh, will gave a resume of the number end
Funeral services for Mrs. Elii* Florida CatiJemvn'a Associalton
Th' R rd cf Sanford C'll* Oun- and (-.•or wnl drr"Cii and shah- nrvl >eat s hu.lget, m finding some P* ’ d, Stine of Drlandn, formtr
t tonight for their hit) dressed, high and Ion, cultur I source of ir,enne to replace Ihe president of both (ha Sanford and
speak In Sanford Friday, Oct. It type of accident* for the reriad Diudney Vsujhsn, pioneer resident
n< *
________ told m
A _________
government vctinarlan
ed ..i i Illiterate
he «arin andlposaibl# Ion of appiovimatcly Orlando Rotarv Hub* and Past
at the Methodlit Church la Me- April 1 to SepL 30, US5 a«d rial, of Sanford snd Seminole Count*,' th# group, "fre# vaccination of regular blnu thly *e*sion
Kittlty Hall. Her lecture will ha la lions that hava been experienced. were held this afternoon at 3 o’clocki #§],*, *giim t Dang* ilt*ea*# is
I Di'trrrt Governor of Bolsry Inter*
Nine Item* ■onfront tha flva-maa »'nc<r# Is I pit III) to alt; and je 00
divided into two icaaioos, from
i
i
i
|i'.jk
tn
everybody,
especial
|
The
Clly
of
Oviedo
receives
about
national in a challenging and tn«
with
th*
Rt
Rev.
John
D.
Wtng!
j
,
aSJm."
Dt.
Cotliii,
aid
boani
this
#'rmng.
(Continued On Page Eight I
1) ttr.,rtgrr> " Concluding hr* mr
I7 IOO from Ihe ttnad and tHulci- Ppirilionst talk that held hit hear10 to It a. m. and from I to S
of Winter Park olficialwg, it .Holy that "a similar program of ihls
11
Jame*
*
'
■
it
and
Edwin
Shintimd le u of Which half will not */» (n undivided *ttenlron. at Its
p. m. The Dora Circle of the San
Itoiilinuid nn I'agr l ulu i
Crn«a F.plscopal Church.
nature bad stopped 'oinetime hfllrr' will b# honorrii by the city,
he rererird h* th# Semin-# lours "ccUy mrrting thi* noon at the
ford Gardes Club U sponsoring
Mrs. Vaughan pasted away Sat baik be au*e ot lark nf funi> but of Sanlord for thru long and brilli
Ur>. OchUtna'i appearanew her*.
ty township thniild the I nstil levy Yacht Club.
urday morning at 3 30 at th* An- additional federal fundi are mw ant icrviea to the city.
onlv pnvltice approvimatcls |t O'at
htine who begin hi* eirwer In
Tka public la cordially Invitad
dersoa Nursing Horn*.
avai'able."
The ni » be id of th* Utility D#Thr nutter will ttiirt* mine he- ] Rotary *• a member of tha local
•ad urged to a Hand tka full day.
Mr*. Vaughsn was a pioneer m P. E. William*, often oiled th# pattinem **ii| he named at ihe
A aaadwleh lunch will ba served
f t# Ih# Roatd of ‘'jploi-t Oily club in H2S made m«ntton of tha
Hen', in central Florida snd *a» "uc#a of cetW-mrn". aid al n
*11 Dalis will —
•
r r i «s
a t naan hi McKinley Hall. The
(’ommii-ion#: • « Im have, only e fact Ural Jimirv. It )*# tq let* a
vtdrly Inoun throughuul tliia sec j pail president of the Finn la C it- ■r» .,-*s t. night H
-vn'
j.» - the tvr«>dt<# r* I**)- in M eounirtes tt Ur# wncW, in Mite
luncheon inlermlaeion will give
him Abe wa* bom tn 'T«rr*hn*n< Qcmcn’t A- sod j Ison, (old L'ie sc t .i v iei ih# rr ns cf th* n. -ty | O l O K ^ O , j v l / l i l
•varywna attending an opportuni The Sherwte-WiflUmi t n , wo^di New York in ’IM anJ celebrated mtmile County irouo "IlKre’. a h r T '
h,‘ ,r> | Sanford’, share nf th* State ins a Refu*e 1‘ol'fClirn fee to meet club* and h»« s memberthlp of
largest manufacturer of paints,
* interest
u y rhnwn
*r0UP' In Ihe »'no- pointtaent .• confirmed thi- even- f1 rl((l ,J t rr,)1r, trd u> the month the requirement* lor the replarm c1over lyn oo,i actually b»mi mnra
ty to cum in* tka arrangements signed a leas* today for the proper her M birthday on Sept. 11 of this lack of
tng hy lb* com ml*-loner*.
| of Al,Iul( ^ h p,.M!7 tt. arrord- nf t :* tin ft* tn vanmj* section, reprcicnlalne tban the I'niled Na#
eletaly.
elation by member* The* gripe
ty located at 117 Magnolia Tha year.
tioni,
A te gnat on of Thom a * Vaq:hn |ng to a
r<-|*ort from the State of the mun i ipalitv
U n. Ochiltree, who hie hoen transaction «a* handlr.1 through She first came to Florid* at the *bout the prttv of beef and the
tnd Plann,ug (leverage Department
prealdeat of the Florida State Gar Crumley A Montnth local Realty age of 17 tn visit her father, Dr coat of living but all they do I* from I » .for i
tee G i v
H\ to -'lien i'ked
Amunf th# ipeatrre It'tenere
den Ciubi and la aa accredited
km a* well is * re igtu
M-t-ev avgiihle for dittribulbm
(tontinurd On Cue# Eiglill
u#r# hn hrotheri. Georga A and
John C Downing, who wa* then )u*t grip#." A* a enmparcon. I f'nmnii*
........
Company.
flovur »how judge, wai an interior
Id Cnflith a* Superrn *mong rnrorpmated nmniripalltir*
------------I Andre•* f Stine, piomtiienl local
living In Montclair and later prac
1 " r'
The store premises will be occu ticed medicine in Lecthurg tn Willi.mi pointed out that "b a rb -!1tr"
‘erst of 'he Mrret Department | tiltglhle frr thr tav tl 129.121 JO
datorator la Dayton. Ohio for tt
him nex m#n
and
Rotarian*.
rd
wire,
a
number
of
year*
ago
pied
by
Sherwin.
William*
Branch,
yaan. Sha aaya that (lower arStine, pie>idenl of th* Harry P.
ncy married Alexander Vaughan, wai I; IV a rd l and ba* now | w -i# h-n -d to tim commi**ir*n- accordingIn a rep-'rt from J D
operating
both
aa
a
retail
outlet
i
rangtag la a logical outgrowth of
evening
i Wilhairuots. Du 'lo r of the Slate
a well known pioneer citlicn of San- climbed to ovvr
I,»it, tnhidrial supply enmpiny,
'O Al-o beef
interior decorating. Mra. Ochiltree and a .crvice renter fnr painting ford.
t fnr a herr and wine Dr*erase Dcpat nent winch col
i n introduced by program chstr*
*
l*
i
wa*
3c
a
pound
compand
to
the
kaa had har work appear in Na contractor* and for SharwUt-Wil- Mr« Vaughan wa« for vrars a aim 'd Me now,"
I cr-T uill come before Hir board Irit* the lav
man fnr 111# ds*. Charlie Morrison.
Hams
dealers
in
this
arcs.
"We
tional rntgatiaea and ii the auOther municipalitie* will rerrit
Rill Bmh previdcd ov»r th# meeting
(Continued nn Page tight)
Willum* » * id ,
"Cattlemen of rnmmi*tinners.
arraaging aa aa aaettlag hobby selected Sanford for a new branch
their *hare In Ihe *rnnke revenue
and esprrxed th* appreciatina nf
T«o
n#w
ordinance*
arc
Mated
•houid
quit
griping
and
rai*a
the
because this if a progressive com
(Caatiaaad Ow Pago Right)
* t ill i'h#vrol#t ***l*n * u de. th# club to Ih# gvi#«t tpeaker.
\ltamnnte Spring* rrccite- JUisnT
f'»
dltcuion
and
po"ihlr
action
type
and
grade
of
ratite
that
munity." said WT. B Bell. Realnnat
bring* good price*." Mutt rattle tnnt.iit wtien a prn|M*rd ordinance the Town of (*rf«,rllH-riv t#cri*, • r laird a total lots early Saturday
Director of the Shrrwin-Wllllams
|
men,
he said, don't know wb.it f (he regulating of tchool bm rt 9209 71 the I- •* of I,.-, o .1 . morning wtirn It cradled into an
Company with headquarter* tn
goes on at the automation m e t ant in ordinance in r, .-aid* tn check "ill aniiuml in f t m : i nu# o ■»!,•# gnne rul State floail til
Atlanta, Gi.
ing* Either they do not or cannot m -"I'hine whiskey em ir before do wilt rrcrii# f . w i„ tjl re ibout one mile we*I of 17 37 in'Uie
An analysis cf recent residential
venue rom irr in--, *-#.rntr le l,iun the tain gwnod eity limit i .
th# city hoarvl,
(Continued nn Page Eight)
i n i industrial growth indicated a
1 o Patrick Air Vole# tta«e m#n
Mrs Utile Annie Clark died at
It It f#r the periodical* at Ihe ty from the la* - ill ' vl 17 XU ov
need for a complete paint and color her home in Oitccn at 9 ts a m
Total tax ,-nlte't#-l from Ihe *alr 'w ire on llictr wa* to vl»il. in they
S
m’ord
I
ihrary
will
be
read
It
lire
service center. "After remodeling Sunday after a lingering lllnc*s
cigarettes ;n l lo/ida during the *»'. a girl triend of one nf |h»m,
Tomorrow. Oct. u , will ba "Do wa
rommiMloner* and a di ru-'ton of of
will open the most completely
menth i t Aligu*' amount* to )l 7t« • "hen Die era*h oeeurred l olloxing
nor Day" lor Old Glory Commun stocked paint outlet tn this area. 5h* had made her home with h#r
tt-e bid* for equipment «;1J be con- M l t i rtf this amount itl7,oiw;2 a *i ni to Ihe Orlando feed way. Ihe
rnnin-law and daugter. Mr and
tty Hood Bank which erne* tha
iidereri
will go In Ihe general revenue fundi two men were traveling we»|, at in
eemumsittes ad Laagwood. Alta* Our inventory will include a full Mrs B L Sutton for Ihe past six Crootnt Academy w** broken into
M>lb r* nf buiineis from the
lina
of
Interior
finishes
and
exte
yaan.
meat* Spring**. P a n Park, aad
either Friday night nr Saturday com m it'inn meeting room a* well nf the State of Florida The ha I- 'parent high rale nf ipeed, when The Seminole County Sheriff’s De
Poraet City. "Donor Day" U held rior house paints, plus special pur
She was a member nf the morning. *aid Constable J. Q. a* from individual cnmmitMoner* anee I* distributed ani"rtg the #l|. thev failed In make a *harp rtrrve partment and th* Florida Highway
glide Florida munkipatdifi
and left Ihr high"#' for tppreivi
tw ka a year a t tka American Le pose finishes used b* the profes Church of Cbri*t tn Sanford and "Slim” Galloway.
will be diicuncd.
Hety tin ler f a ml then crashed r ',lro1 h1,1 • r'*1*4 A*1 o m ,h*
gtoa Home aa Highway 17-92. sional painter. This br&nrh will wa* the wife of the late Henry S
The
breaking
and
entering
wa*
weekend *• they *tnpp*1 traffic
into the grnie
Praitia Labe. a>d tha Central Flor al*o be in position to serve man- Clark, a retired celery grower. discovered early Saturday morn *Ih# meeting* of th# Board of
Time of Ihe acerlent, >nd Flor . '• ‘daiton* within the county,
hanford
City
Cotnmtukmert
ar*
ufaeturers
in
the
area
with
specialida Mobile I ’nlt with a doctor,
Mrs. Clarke had *pent har entire ing the Conttable said.
o| o In tb* public. It I* ilatnl to
ids Highway I’atmlnian l ari Wtl
^ n7 la-'he Boynton. SI year-old
•urea, ana technicians will ba pro hied product finishes," be con life in Seminole County.
Two buil ling* were damaged by p, n at * o’clock.
Bam',
who
in**»tigjted.
wa*
plaer-l
t,,|fk
driver of ivm pino Rrarh,
tinued.
went. The boon will ba from 2:90
Survivors include five children, the Intruder* when Ihe Home Em
.
I
,i
n,
satunlav
moraine
eharged
with nperallng hi* car with
Four
arrr*(*
"#r#
mad,.
The
store
structure
Includes
I
too
hv
la |; N p a .
Mr* W 7, Allman. SanfonV Mrs. nomir Building wa* broken into
Cm,.Iabte'G rnrt.. h.d.ry' of"rtvif- Bolt end* of Ih# fa r were ballerrd n ‘ driver. Ileenie when .h.ppwi
Tha Community Blood Bank la square feet of floor space. Re- R I, Sullen, OMren; Charlie and thrn Ihe Main School Building |
P n lic fc
do in the Lull# Ei'-nloehik h*e and imsshed In »• th# r ar hurtled 1,1 ' "’tie* south "f Sinford hy
apoo torod by the following organl- modaling operations are to start Hark. Oak Hill; Arthur Clark. entered At Bret, the burglar*
L flllb lb
ar#» **|(b tw„ „ f th# rharge* to a it >p plowing up earth and P'drolman kail ttilham* of Ui*
aationi: Amortcen Legion 'Old immediately. No dale has been set Ottren. Harry Clarke Frnttproof; broke a door tn the Home Eco- I . £ l , m r f J I I n : fthe other two, "illegal I
drasa shrub
i IIP
Glory’ Po»t Ho. IU , aad tha Auxili for tha formal opening of the four brothers, W B. Hickson. R nomic* Building but could not m O U a T O U n i f
Two hrotner*, Sim i., Dickson,
Kltun Kail n.,ren 21-yesr-old \ti
WiHlaftt l.#*i* Stcrthauc, Il yciN
•ry. ljm » « Parent Teacher* Asso- branch, but it l« expected to be J. Hickson, J. K. Hickson and gain entrance. A window wai then
Yorman AqutlU Lewi*, 17-year- IO v#«r-<»ld •aloinrn "f I'rUnd-i. Force man w.i- driving the ear at
Irm k iltiver <d rtrmond Beach
eiattot. Alta moot* Springs Worn- ready for business by Nor. LS.
Jack Hlckton; one sitter, Mr* broken for acceat, A Coke machine
I r«rw nt»r from l.ak# Monroe, •■4 I'avld M. Dickson, .Ii
Hi#
lim#
nf
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whilr
Mir
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*hJ , ged with "cxre**)vo
aa’i dub, The Longwood Civic
Lenora Hodge*. Sanford; 23 grand *»aa hiirglarncd by prying the
- enli'trd in Comi *ny 1. lltih year-old fatriinan of U u,ici l\*ik, owner rd |hir ear, William 1). JohnI ; mile* south of Sanford
LtagtM, Longwood Chamber of
children 37 great grandchildren marhiue open and a number of
r , he i' ford's o*n
Natrona! wei# hi ought befor Ji
# #f von al'o 21. accompanied him
Patrolman Willum*
Commarct. Woman** Auxiliary of
and nnr great great grandchild
»H
unit.
nlcklcs ‘aken.
’ 11nd
The two men were taken l i 1 l irPrie# ),dward SattrrfieM, and
the Peace Then Atall n *ti
i
Chrtet Episcopal Church of LongFuneral renter* will be at 3
Th# Jlam School Budding at
1 e-u#. *»'ho I* originally from wfth two *quirrel* in tn*•
rda
Sanitanunfnr
preliminary
c*
Orlando
*alc»man, «a* charged
wood, tha Women’* Mlaalona.7 So
p. m Tuesday at the Britton Fun Croomi Academy * a# badly d am -!Srarta. Tnin<*»##. i* al-o a
*inn
ra*t
of
littedn
al•
i'
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and
trcaim
m
t
tirtnir
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*
,
’improper
p***mg i mite*
Mrs.
Sarah
King,
Librarian,
an
ciety of the Longwood Baptist
eral Horn* wilh Preacher Ralph aged when the do
*rci# prifd n Ilian of Some renown, liaving p.m. >e*lrnl#y.
bring IraniferreJ to the rtrlamlo *ou,h
»• he passed DrChurch, aad tha Longwood Touriat nounce* new addition! tn the San firewrr of the Church nf Christ 0|>»n and room i ran .tckc t No ■ ed tth I #*t#r Elatt and Earl
The squirrel • . on
V 1 . It.i.e hu'p.lal. rtgrrn P"1' >
' r Ev an* wbile drford Publie Library.
dub.
"ffictsttng Burial wtil h# m the uiher mcrchan'Lt#. *r equipment
o , '.
*#.l kriu-*u inoidiug to >#minate t ’oi-tv pneriir * in remained In the car while It «pun feeling iiaific along itie tnoroughThey are Clavtly, ‘’Turning Ostten Cemetery.
Pledge form* a re being dlatri
was taken
iartn la.
fke. begin* orr November II.
and hurtled to a vtop while John ^, r r hulad through Lymaa School, local Point": Erdmtn. "Tba F ar Jour
The
inv«*tlgalion
M
l
far
h
it
not
P
t.
t.-wla
h*t
Keen
anlgnedi
Bund* wrte »#t for each f»'e *„n w.t* Ihnnvn oul Orjcn « n
William Arrh Teach rt-ycar-old
ergaabetloni aad by the m eabera ney” ; Haas, " lir a TUI Tomorrow";
turned up the idcntifiration of the t- the fir»l rifle jitaloon of Co. J Ni *r,n, with iilal to coin# up un
.,,f from n,# h i - p i t by An relireil man of Lungwiwet. was
of Ua committee. Tha ipeclal com Langavlit, "Dust Orer The Clly",
treapairer*.
ll and i* loginning hi* *ix- Novemlwr II trm of rourt
(uric rficlor* end John on wa, 'topped hy Patrolman Carl Wtiaittaa la mada up of: Mr*. James Davl*. "The Darkplaca"; Warren.
j
t<
-i
*'##k»
of
recruit
training.
i>-yrwr-*>M
Frank
II.
Brown,
hoipitalitrd
fnr mjuri#* to hi* I**’1'* In i’*"#lberry and was
McGrath, chairman. Longwood; “ Band Of Angels"; Bagby, "Dirty
”
*
”
^
"
______tran*port dlivtT of (lilaudo. ant t h#.t (nd head
| charged with 'driving while Into*riesdif.x one’s own esse Is some
Mr*. J. D. Morrison, co-chairman. Way To Dt#*'; Zaidenberg. "Your
33-yrar-old C A. Eldridga, track
QgrtB '«*« lodged In the SeminAltamonte Springe; B. T. Milwee, Child As Aa Artist"; McCutchfon. thing unusual In legal procedure.
driver #nf Orlando, wet# charged [„|# inunly jail charged with ierl>.
E-Jmund Earl Mover, in Orlsndo
Longwood, 0. E. Weaver, Pern "Ken* Shall Sleep Toolghl"; Toark, One Seminole County cittern
with “IIIcbbI hunting" when ap- )rn driving
. Truck driver ws* charged with
Park B. D. McIntosh Jr., Alta- "Tba Big Dry"; Duncan, "Madrone picad his care, by mail, named his’
prehcndnl in the gain-' i»»#rv«*j
.
I "driving cn th# wrong lid# of lha
monta AprilJ*: Allan Forward, T ree"; Brown, "Bloody Moan- own fin#, and came out the » ta -|
Inn on Lake Jastup rioted t o |
mad” »n Kt.ile Tt->*d lit icrnth nf
Parast City. Members from tha light’*.
ner.
hunting by th* Florida Gam# ami Q D n n r n n c
P l n r f n r l Sanford Deputy Evans made too
v a rin i organ last Ions are: Long- Cameron. “ Catch A T«g*r"; Er It seems as if a Seminole County
Ertsh Water Eiih (ommliiion. ° t^ L U L O I l b L l C C l C a lrrr>)
wand, Mrs. A. C. Maiars. Mrs. nst, "Tba BTonga M trmald"; Con automobUa was tagged Friday by
Tha rha rgci w#r# profeued by p „ P r c * c h v / F n r i r i n c
Morris .7 W iliams. M v»sr-oM
Otafim Morrison. Mrs. Robert vert, "Tba Shadow Of Truth"; one of the local law enforcement
C o n tta b le. Kelsey, Tho elored , *>y “ r e S D y r e n a n S
Mgro
Oviedo • * , charged wilh
Hammond, Mrs. Earl Duncan, Mrs. Knipscheer, "A Shroud Tor Mr officer* with one of the yellow
hunting a ita it in the Black
nominatedl hy
Eight deacon*, nominate
(I onlinued rtn Pas# Eiglil)
Georga Otto Sr.; Pern Park. Mrs. Bundy"; Berthman, "The EvU Of return-your-moneydn-lt envelopes
Hamm<'Ck *ectl"n c# ,t of Ovlrdo tha member* of-the |'ir<t pretbv-1
Praak IniieD . Mrs. Dal Warren; Calling” : Clungston. *’A Murderer left on th* windshield with Ihe
nd nn Ireik* J#**up.
teriarv Church, wet# electnl unAltamonte Springs, Miss Awe V. In Tha Houre*’;-M arshall. "Bond chargr* "parking Improperly"
animously at a railed1 rnngrcga
cmgrci.-* ^
fJ
Cline and Mra. Rosens McIntosh; Of Tba Flesh” ; Quean, "Th# King plainly marltad.
■tlnnal meeting during th# wor- A t - I u n c h p O n
M b b f
Penal C3ty. Mra. Allan Forward; la Daad Colas, "Happy Returns";
.hip rervlc# yesterday morning
J -U n C n C O n fY iC e r
Saturday, th* envelope was re
and Makliad, Laura Larknm.
Dennis. "Auntto Mama” ; Vlning. turned to the Sanford Police De
Tb* Sanford IJons Club will hear
Th* following were calle«t hy
_ There win hn a euraery open In "Tba Virginia Exiles".
partment. in a plain envelop* with
th# m*inl»*r« to sen# for a periml th* five Seminole High School Roy’s
Room tor small
a Scent stamp attached.
Tba famed singln: group of Sem nf thr*# years:- flltwit II. (A t) State representative* at their noon
HMtkera will
Acres* th*. front was written, "a
inole High School will entertain the Cai*. Robert A. Cobh, Henry luncheon merlin] tomorrow.
dollar to a’plenty.’* and plainly
Sanford Kiwanis Club at their noon D'Amico, Jark I. Grv*n#, C. C. The five high school boys w01
lfendtrum, C. !„ Rrdding, Harry git# an account of their futl week
luncheon meeting Wednc id ay
.
. . . - - M A Win naet added waa tba comment "doctor
of learnin] by doing while in Till*,
tm m tw night at not tba other dollar."
The Triple Trio, under Ih* direct M. W*lr and Fred It. Williams.
7:99 tor 9 re tire I nreetinc. Guest
Poltca Chief Roy William* said,
(ton of Mis* rttile Rrere Wblt’.l*.
Tha P#v. Ang.i* G Mcinnit was haisrc during the early summer.
Imunity w*e*4 Bank speaker will ha Minister B. O. "this ii on* time that we've split
Thore who will appear before tha
will sing for Ih* Kiwanisns as Is tha moderator fnr th# m#«ttng.
that ja a a y will do- ■row* m bif as his topic "Moral tha ft* with a violator." AnJ add .THE BATTERED FRONT snd of a 101!) Chevrolet as It cam* to their cuilom e v trr year.
Ted Rung# served as clerk and. I-lona Huh group tomorrow are:
Day"
Im s m
are tha eighth
grade ed. "tha story sounds likn a • atop (ii.aa Orang* Gror* on State Rvad 421 In Longwood, nn#
The prngrsm cbslrmsn for tha G*nrg* Touhy mad* Ova f*port K fn*th Rsrns#?. Howard Allred.
calls
■ r tb f f r F law tor tba Hanoweten mighty good one. at toast U's tha mil# * m » nf 17-92. Ate Perce man Elton Earl Organ was th* driver. Wednesday mre'ing will be Foit- for th# powlnationf cemmittM of John Clark. Jim Htwktaa* aad
Part# wffl
first Uma It's Baaa used."
Ei f * Morris.
the ‘
. master Joel Ftaki
(Staff Photo)
Christian Teaching 5 0 P e r C e n t
One Theme Heard L e v y Is
D im in is h in g
At Sunday Service M unicipalitics
Hurt By Cut
★ ★ ★ ★
« Mrs. P. Ochiltree
Arranger, Lecturer
To Speak Friday
to
f§
to
Members Are Urged To Show
More Interest In Association
5K2,
to
9
to
Nine Items Confront
City Commissioners
At Tonights Meet
Services Are Held
r
i 'iis. Vaughan,
*■Pioneer Resident
Sherwin-Williams
Leases Properly
.
(
Sanford's Share
Of Cigarcftc Tax
Two Air Force Men
, Crash inlo Grove
Mrs. Annie Clark
Dies In Osteen
After Long Illness
'Donor Day' Slated
For Communities
^
Paul Stine Gives
f Inspirational Talk
At Rotary Club
Sheriffs Office,
Highway Patrolmen
Have Big Weekend
Constable Reports
Breaking, Entering
Bonds ScL At $50
In Recent Arrests
Library Additions
Announced Today
.
Citizen Pleads
Own Case By Mail
«
5 Bovs Will Speak
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.
Kiwanians To Hear
SHS Triple Trio
P-TA Moat Slated
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Mon. Otl. 10* 19S8
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I NOW s * - e WONT* *
C pA 'TE AsVO* L « f
not o a t >
s <3 a«»uce r i t \j p s
a m v s w q e • k h a t /^-* } / r C ^
BT VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON
Tbs Rtv. Kslby MeColiitcr, for
mer p n to r of the Baptist Chape!.
« n tbs |u s i t of Ur. sod U rt. C. S
Donaldson. H« v i i en route to the
Baptist Seminary, is New Orleans,
La . where be will continue his
studies
Mr and M n George Skewes o!
Eicoudldo, Calif, iro spending
some Urns with their uncle sad
eunt. Ur. and Mri J. H. & ki«n
Mr. end M ri Robert Norwood
and rhildren h sv t returned from a
varauon spent in Hsnderson. N. C.
Mri. Suiann Martineau of Tampa
aod her daughter, who li a student
nurte in Orlando, mere the gueita,
Sunday of their fnendi. Mr. and
Uri. C. S Donaldson
Levis Mitchell of Lebanon, Trnn .
'iai the weekend fucst of bn bro
ther-in-law u d alater* Mr. and U ri.
Hugh Tillu
Mr and M ri IV. F Thorne J r .
spent Sunday with bu partoti, in
Looiwood and helped bn father
celebrate hti &th birthday
Tha Res and Mrs w L Scott
were in Crticent City on Monday
Wending a church meetinf.
Mrs Jamea Dingman has re
lumed from an eilended vacation
ipent nailing relative! in New
Vcrk and Ohio
Friends of Mr end Mrs Frank
Ei ana will be tarry to learn tbit
each b n bad a setback end are
• cam on the sick list, at their
Button home
Mrs H'Uamtna Hutei who has
been suiting her son-in-law and
daufhter. Lt and Mrs L R Berk
ley returned to Pensacola, recently.
Mui Lave Borland has said her
Tilt* and ahe and her brother, S
T wilt lease aoen for St Augu*tine, where they plan to make their
future home
Fnendi of Mr. and Mri. Auguit
Phillips will be intereited to hear
that their ion. Serjeant Flrat
Clan Clyde H. Phillips has recent
ly been graduated from the Trineportatlon School's non-com mils ion •
»d officer leadership course at Fort
Euitis, Va. He la a veteran of II
yaara Army duty and holda the
Good Conduct Mndal. tho AsiaticPacific Campaign Ribbon and the
UN and Korean Sendee Ribbons
F G. Lee who haa been iraprov-
s * o w e s ft f - A i t
BwT vOU. O ttuC t •
I want * c e D » wrftai
v >Ou Au3NB • >
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you* p s l \ / M u z r .T m M
& O C T O *' r T W T J M n V
LAKE M A R Y
NEW S
h f at the f l m i d Laught-n Mearrwi Hospital in Sanford, follow
ing a recent stroke, la being taken
to Orlando, for further treatment
Hti mother, lira S J. Grady ol
Starke wbo wia called here due to
hii' illneaa, baa returned to her
home Hla alater. Mri. Hazel Mur
phy of Norwicbtown, Conn, also
'-ailed here, la remaining a while
longer.
Mri Ida Keogh and daughter.
Mra Eilleen Willard and Kathy re
turned l u t week from a vacation
•pent stilting relatives in North and
South Carolina.
Mr and U ri M Flanders of
Winter Park ipent Sunday with
her mother. Mra J. L -Bullard who
accompanied them home for a
little suit.
Friends of Mill Gayle Burke wdl
be sorry to bear that she dislocat
ed a finger recently, playing aoftball
Mr. and Mrs Tom Freeman Jr.,
and children. Stevie and Ruthie are
home again after a short vacation
Malting relatives in Alabama and
Georgia
Tuesday evening the Lake Mary
Community Presbyterian Church
aponsored a farewell reception for
Mr and Mrs George R Patterson,
who move to Orlando. Thursday
Mra J SI Thompson was chairman of the affair atrJ * 1 1 assisted
by various women of the eburrb
Zinnias and hibiscus In shades of* After i period of vtalUsg im erg
the gueita, all took part in the
pink were used for decoration
The rcfrcihment table was over imgmg of hymns, led by Mrs
laid with a lace doth and the cry Thompson, accompanied by Sirs.
stal punch bowl | t one end was Bertha Houthton. At tho dose of
balanced by an arrangement oj, the esenuig. the Res L. W S:ofMexican Love Vue, in a crystal pastor of the church, presented th P
vase Petite fours Trotted m pastel, honored with • gin of money, to
thadca, nuts and punch, served by be used for something in their ne w
Mra If SI sMeison. were n jo je d home For the occasion. Sirs. Patby the more than 40 friends andl tenon choi* a print dress with
neighbors whu gathered to wish| which •he'wore a corsage of white
the PiUeraosi well in their new carna*iont, given her by the Lak*
Miry friends
location
A NESSr S E R V IC E FOR SA N F O R D
BOTTLED GAS
$ 6
-o o
No
PER 100-LB. CYLINDER
Installation
Charge
SANFORD GAS CO.
P H O N E 1340
210 E . F IR S T ST.
REGISTRATION NOTICE
Th« Regiitration Book* of the City of Sanford. Florida, are open at
the City Hall, commencing Monday, September 10. 1935. for the purpose
of registering for the Municipal General Election to be held on November
8. 1955, and will remain open each day except Sundays and holidays, up to
and including Friday* October 28, 1955.
Only those who hive reached the age of 21 during the past year or
<tsho have acquired a legal voting residence in Sanford are required to
register.
All other previously registered since December 1, I960, are already
qualified to vote and do not have to re-register«
H . N . SA V E R
an-
REGISTRATION OFFICER
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IT WAS MV
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event U uf» ever hit this towm!
the bw /ol a motoring lifetime.
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Proclaims Oil
Progress Week
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Gnscrnor LrUor Gollin* lo<t»y
itm rd s prurlsmatinn officially
lieslinaung the week cf Oct 9
ihioush l.\ »< Oil Progren eWek
throughout Florida. Purtns the
brief ceremony attended by indus
try plliculi. the Governor >atd:
“ By virtue of the authority vei
led in me at Governor of the State
of Florida. I hereby proclaim the
«eek of October 9th through IMh
a< Oil Progrevs Week in Florida,
and do rail to the serious consider
llion of all citizens the many tervires and idher contribution* made
In the betteimrnl of our public,
social, huvinot and pnvate lives,
as well as to the security of our be
loved country, hv the oilmen and
women who work In our mid-t "
The cetemoov in Tal!ahav*ee wa»
attrnded hy A K t’ovguive of
lackvonv dir. State Chairman of
the l)il In.liitirv Information Com
mittee, the industry[s public relatoms orgamralion; II.
Parker.
Tallahas.ee. \rea Chairman, and
J M Endies. Tallahas.ee, who
represented the vast Fvploration,
l.and ami OiI PrtNlucmg activity
in the state
Fndrcs pir.cnted the Governor
with a linli|ur de>k pen set. thr
base of which wav made (torn a
“Core Sample'' front lo.ost feet henralh the Kvergladev. The core
was rut mi! by an oil rnnvpany e v
ptoratmn new in Its search for
clues which could lead In additional
oil disroverii • in thr state Fndrrv
rvplainrd that the rust of securing
such a sample might he as high as
l2.Vt.0Urt He said that the informa
tion might sometimes lie worth the
price, hut the actual rock sample
Is ptartlrallv worthless
chairman Cosgrove said that oil
mrn throughout the State will pun
together during the week to sponsor
many special events, civic club
and Irchool audience programs, Han.
fpielv, window displays, nrw.paper
advertising and radio TV interviews
and spot announcements.
As « kickoff to llil Progress
Week, thr industry also sponsored
lor will sponsor) a nationwide
“live” television program called
“ I9IS" Hie show, a pieview nf
of Amrriran life in thr nation s
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TUT MSTOnn HERALD *
seemed to follow the Hrando
Spotlight
' tegrnd
lie often dres.ed stoppdy.
in blue leans. T-shirt and leather sports ra r that hr met death near
he rode a motorcycle and Paso Ruble'. Calif. last Friday.
On Hollywood Jacket;
Hollywood go.tips opined th<
played bongo drums
M o n . ( I d . 1<>. (T o o
.| H*TA«A«A
JACK iV
hirenlennial sear, ssas for >'ill he)
carried hv many Florida .lationv
Sunday a Hermann. Del 9. at 1 SI
P nt Many teles ision audiencrv
will also see the m-w kmrriran
Petroleum to. HI ole molton picture
"Hariri Number Dne” . uhwh witl
he released ilunng the week
Seivce Station dealers m five
cille* have turned together |o hand
nut "I.ucks Folders” tn more than
;ou isst eoslomrrv who ran win
prirrs ranging from a * (tee tube
Job” to a trip to Nassau Member,
of the Gasoline Retailers' \».ocl
alien of Honda will contribute to
at least sn local community ebar
ities through donations of profits
for one das arroiilmg to II I. lien
ese. Jacksonville. Slate I'rrodinl
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Commission and commands na
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oil producing state
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In make clear how well the people
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by America's nil buvine»ses. ami
which thrv mav continue In he
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HOIJAWOlin P—Sudden death
has erased from the Hollywood' Conscious of the s i m i l a r i t y . only woman I»ean ever loved wai
scene a strangr. brooding acting Brando told Dean when they met Pier Angeli dark-eyed I t a l i a n
at a party: “ You ought to <re a beauty. They met while both wers
jeniu* named James Dean
psychiatrist.'* Mean once told me working at Warner Rrov Bcporti
Hit death at 21 tn a highway h rwas conuncrd Brando hated w n e that she had caused him t.s
crash came two months after loss him Brando indicated, however, i change his sloppy manner of diesof Suian Hall, who died of ranrer such was not the cast.
Dne Saturday evening they had
at 22. and Hubert Francii, killed
(lean once said nil motorcycle their last dale together That ,ii cr.
tn an air rrath at 2.V
riding was not in imitation nf nium she had Accepted the mar
IVan's first big film, “ Fast of B rando-"I'se Iwen riding motor riage p r o p o s a l of singer lie
Kden," provided ati*e to stardom, cycles since I ssas 11" He re Darn one Friends said this mails
even fader 'Iran Marlon Brando's. marked at the tune ikat he was I)r»n morose He returned In h s
Mean pii-hahly wilt be nominated becoming more interested in sport, uninhibited way. and played lha
for a pisthumous Academy Award rats It was m a new Pors.hr field romantically
for his moody p!a>mg of the Meinbeck hero He may al*n be nom
inated for his work in "Giant.” |
Ml Ilea n s scenes in that film o rie
completed |ust before he died
l*ran was a colorful figure Ills
unpredictable behavior »av the
talk of Hollywood
Ills life was strangely connected
with Brando's. Their styles w n r
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T O D A n BIRI.l VERS*
Is ft river, th i streams wharaof
ty of. God.—Psalm 40 :<
g & s s j
brought Ufa and proaparity to th i parched
laada and thlraty citiac. A g n a t city ia In
dia—tho capital of a mighty conqueror, had
to bo abandoned because tha watar supply
fa ile d only twenty or thirty yeara after it
was built. Without faith in God and his
g u id a n c e , pooplo b aco m ab ru U ll y cruel.
Business Enters Last Lap
laying In tha road, piece* of fleah scattered
•bout, placas of what would be a normal
parson.
What happened?
Well, talking with folks who have aeen
hundreds of aeeidenta, with folks whose
business It ia to investigate every automo
bile accident, revealed many, many causes
for accidanta. And tha biggest, most com
mon cause — SPEED. Too fast, tha law en
forcement offieere said. Ha couldn’t hold
hit car In tha mad, a atone started tha
speeding ear into a skid, smooth tires
wouldn’t hold the car In Us hurtling apsed,
steering witrel broke, a curie loomed up in
front, and dot ms of other causes from
SPEED.
Then, there’e the Imbiber. Just nt>*> more
won’t hurt. Let’e taka another l*
-idtime’s sake. And that’a the ’•
re
member. The two don’t mix.
cell
and a spinning head don*
,* that i HAL BOYLE
will mesh. One has to gi\
«L times,;
a
according to reminiscing i
me of ths
accidents along ths highway* of Seminolei
County, it's tha spinning wheels. You meet
all sorts of obstacles for an automobile to PEW YoRE (Jt-U you aver
to rant a mosquito—and.
hurtle when tha drinking driver ia at tha wint
pray tell, who rinean'l?—Lorratnt
wheel. Trees, fences, ditches, malls, curbs, D'Easeu tl Just the young lad;
gutters, highway markers, even store fronts far you.
and houses.
Mri D 'Eiate, s comely, katelwoman ia Mr early Ma, bai
The rate of accidents is Increasing. syad
on* of tha oddest Jibs is this oddest
Deaths are on tha upmarch. Something must of all poulbls world*. She is an
be done.
animal talent scout.
looking at tha matter very frankly, tha In thraa years ihs saa built up a
000 a-year business localins
only group of persona that ran do tha moat 1100
trained animal! for (He
in the cutting down of accidents, property ipaciilly
movili, televinew program!, ad
damage, injury, and death, la tha drivers of vartising agenciei asd Industrial
automobiles.
firms.
Her railing bureau for smmal
I.aw enforcement officers are stopping acton
now caa drsw on 1M furred
automobiles by the hundreds in a vast nr fsathsrai
ersaturws ranging in
effort to atop this ghastly waste of life, the lit* from a aassrlag aisuas to s
tremendous waala of property, the climbing dancing elephant.
toll of Injured and maimed. But those offi '" S o far I haven't had a call fnr
lightropo-wilklng t r a I a s d
cers, in tha State, County, and City can awhale,"
muasd Mrs. D'Essen.
only atop a small portion of tho violators.
"and, f'inkiy, I'd Juat sa soon I
Only tho VIOLATOR HIMSELF can •aver dw ”
If tb* doss gat suck a call, ihr
bring to a sudden atop, tha traffic dirge might
rtas to Ihs amargancy. Her
that’e bumming the death tuna for motor failiirss an* tew.
ists. You may bo the next one that popular On# ssssapls sf Iks erliai fksl
tuna lulls to sleep. IT’S TIME TO WAKE UP arias almoat dally ia bar usuiual
carsar: A atudio aant s burry up
—IT S TIME TO SAVE YOUR OWN LIFE. call
for a mosquito—is tbs middle
On tha biggest scale that’s aver been of February.
known. SPEED MUST BE REDUCED- "I finally loratad on# la floridV
and bad it Baww M r*," m ailed
DRIVING WHILE DRINKING MUST Mrs.
D Kaieo,
STOP—AND OBEDIENCE TO TRAFFIC “Tb* moaqwita had had a* •parial training, but proved a great
LAWS MUST BE ENFORCED.
natural la te st Tb# scans called
If you drive a ear, this le a message to h r • rtea*-up af him kiting a
• !»>•* • '
ffMtura. Slaw maa’s band H# wont through bit
down I Okay tha laws and erdinanwa you rolo s i if M had apont hit Ilfs
know muit ha adharad to by avary drlvsrl bofors a cam ari. The acen* didn't
a single retake."
Watch for tha sign* of lift along tho atroat, roquiro
fo r thli on* performance tha
road, or highway.
ctudio paid HOP. making the mo*
This la ovarybody’a buainaaa beesuas tha quite parhipa tbs highaat paid ia
in bialory.
naxt man haading toward you in on automo tact
"What did w* do with hlm t"
bile may bo tha ono that will taka your life! laid Mrs. D'Esaon. "Wa turned
A t l a n t ic
BUICK
Trade-Ins
him loose tn the studio. 1 didn't
feel like awaiting him. Who wants
te swat * 1100-aday performer?”
Her animal actor* avaraga lioo
an appearance, wbsthar it is for a
moment, an hour, or s full day.
Elephants, wboaa upkeep ii more
expensive, sat tea tap rate—tTU.
Mr* D'Essen rants* soma af the
animal* from other trainer*. Maps
many of bar own on a IT-acre farm
st (iillstta, N J.
They often remain overnight in
her tuur-slory old brick home m
Greenwich Village.
“ Wa bav* an animal United
Nation! Uiera," aM said. "Right
na« wa are keeping an American
crow, a llama from Faru (ba ia
named Lucky and has a girl
fntied namwd Linda), an English
sharp dog. two great Dsnoa, a
wombat namsd ‘Mr. ft'imnote'
from Australis, a Siamese cat,
and a Yorkshire terrier called
T. B. Eliot'.
“ Ail of tbam a rt real characters.
Each animal has Jala awn parson
ality. If you take the trouble to
understand hia personality, then
ha usually oil' taka tho trouble te
understand yours."
H tr current fivnrite Is the bird,
known as "Ole Crww," who makes
ooe of Urn fattest livings of any
Iking in teathars a t tM talking
trademark for a firm that makes
a well known Kentucky Mversg*.
“Ole (pronounced ‘oh-tet’l Is the
member of a craw family that has
spent four geaeralioat m captiv
ity." aafd Mrs D'Essea. "Ho ha*
a vocabulary of If wards (nooe
a rt four tetters) and can mow like
a cat.
"Ha haa boss given an honorary
college degree, own* a M-by-M
inch T n a* ranch, ia an actual
stockhukter In a distillery, and
lovts to go to cocktail parties.''
"Ota" w ool sat crow ter say
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N A T 10
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Manufacturers' naw orders stand of thsif building program*—h'iisNEW YORK (O—Butineii enter*
lbs I n t lip of IIJO in lop form. It aevrn billion dollars higher than ways, schools, water and aowcf
ha* two h u r d l e s Immediately a year aco Shipper* predict that systems.
rail freight volume between now
ahead:
1. Portion af laduitriallite snd and th* end of th* year will be
Mora than 4 4 million Amart^)
tuoaumer* to the political snd sen* nine per cent greater than last can fnralliea awn more than one
noisiest imoliextioni of tha Preal- year. Ihli will mean loading car, an inciras* In number af
nearly Da million freight rare dur
danl'i lUseas.
more than TO par eent is th#
t. Introduction of tho saw. auto ing th* three month*.
test ftv* year*.
mobile model! with consumer re Industrial plans for plant expan
sion
have
Men
increased,
it
an
action f u r 1 1 a h 1 ■ | tb* teil of
• bather tho auto Induitry will thing, since tha President'* illnaia.
continue to Itad tha economy into Th* second uncertainty centers)
In Detroit. Auto maker* are confi
new f rt.und
P in t reaction! to tha President-! dent th* public will respond te tea
lUneia have bean in tht Hock 1US models with a burst of buying
market. H im it natural line* it ia us tha final weak* of IMS. Wo will
tb* muit aenyltive instrument re hav* te watt to see.
cord uif dtatant shocks to bu iin r"
Optimism is high because em
Bunneii itielf h u n 't faltered ployment cunlinuti near the lop
Conturner spending at ratal! M ex-1 and the national total of persona!
parioi to rise thi* month to nearly income alter taxes stays at record
Clearance Sale
t l billion dollar!. Merchant! freely levels Many observers, therefore,
predict that trade from now until feel that th* public's strong urge
JEEP
rhriitm ai will *at s new blab to spend will continue through 1M " • Halloa Wagoa
Jteaident buyer* bar* report that rest of this year it Dait.
EURO
retailer*' purehailng plani for tb*' Th# administration ran mnv*
Bade a
reel of tha year Havan t hobbled| quickly on several fronts if busi
line* the preiidant vaa stricken ness should unexpectedly turn
PACKARD
Sedan
downward. Tha tight credit situstim can M reversed quickly,
CHEVROLET
making more money available if
■ I Sedan
businessmen nr home builders, nr
g Q DODGE
even car buyers, need It. And
Sedan
easier credit milht spur slate and
local government* to start some ' g | RUCK
body. Rut M doss lov* to dine
Sedan
on bskad chicken, apple pie and
’5 | »t-'«CK
ice rream, and chrcsecakt. At
Super Hard-Top 1095
W e E a rn e d th a
cocktail luacUona M la limited to
H « MERCURY
1375
SEDAN
aa aperitif consisting of two drops
F O R D
af bourbon in water.
H I RUCK Super I
• * Sedan, Law Ml.
“ If be takes three drops, he gats
higher than aa eagle," ebserved
Mrs. D Essen.
She his one tip te people who
want to gel along with dogs.
“ Never pat them on the skull."
ska said. “ A dog bates this worse
than you do a atringar who sud
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denly slip* luu on the hick.
poia t i A i i i i f t i p
rt,oR p i ? s t
“ As a matter of fact you should
fo 1 * 1 4
never try to pat a dog until he
I I P M agitel's Avp.
cornea up to you flraL"
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Accidents Increasing - Deaths On
Upmarch - Let's De Something!
H it * you over ittn in acddont?
f Hsvs you b«cn involved in an aecidint
whin property low * n high, t h i n w en In
juries, and possibly a fatality?
Thera la aomathlnv sinister about atand*
luff alonyaldi a plla of amaahed up metal
plat*, upholstery, Heel, and varioua materiala necessary to put together an automo
bile or truck.
You set a apeechlsss feeling whan a
ataerinff wheel la puihed Into the apace
w hen tha driver once aat. T h e n ’i a mo*
ment of weakneaa when you aee for your*
pelf tha ripped up upholstery w h en passen
ger# one* rode.
Words won’t eome as one walks along
picking up a m p s of what once wai a ear,
scattered over a hundred, two hundred,
three hundred, maybe four hundred feel.
Groans coming from once healthy citllena, erlea of children, moana from men and
woman, aa they lay alongalda the highway
or In tha wreckaga, torn bayond recognition,
cut and gaahed and bruiaed, covered with
blood, torn fleah. clothes ripped to shreds.
This Is the pleture of a wreck.
* Sometimes we cannot write all of the de
tail! involved in an accident. It would take
too much room, columns and columns, at
tlmaa, would be necesaary to deecribe every
reaction to one such highway toll. Then
•gain, word! a rt not available to describe
pome of tho pictures around th t scent of a
traffic accident.
*n>eri hava been accidents, within our
community area, whera hands wera
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LONGWOOD
NEWS
catlanal Building with tha Mint*
Edna and Laura Chittenden at
longwoed viewed on# of ltt long
Circle* at tha MFCS of tha First eo-hotatirt at *:00 p. m.; and t i t paradrt last Saturday proceed
Methodist Church stfl w rrl at the Evening Cirela Na. 3, Mra. M. M. ing the ground-breaking ceremonies
M ins ins rl*c«»: Ctrda No. •. Me- lan d , chairman, with M rs Roy of the n ts Medical Building.
Kioltf Hall at I p w , Mri. R. » Mann. 131 W. 13th Sc with Mrs Leading th* parade s a t Chief ef
W Studivant and |U it Aliaen Joitph Ortrna at eo-hoat*»* at Police Claude Lajo. followed by the
color quard of th* American Legion
(hapm an sill be hoitaaaH. Mast- •;00 p. m.
h*.a ata requested to b n n i su
SU Mark’a Chapter of th* Old C.lury Pott No. IS). Thru the
artirlta shich ara ready for tha Woman’* Auxiliary of the Holy Lyman School Band under the
WSlb baraar. Cirela No. 7. sith Croit Epitcopal Church will mret leadership of G Fither, Long wood
Vr». H P Alraander, K* Maino- at th hom* *f Mrt. Troy Ray. Little fulfil* Rail Club, Boy Scouts
and Cubt. three decorated cart sith
La Ava. sith Mrs A. B. «•»•»» 610 Magnolia Ave., at • pm.
memberi of th* Women'* Civic
ro-nasttsi, 3 30 p m : CircM No. >
SU
Cathenn*’*
Chapter
of
th*
League, Laditt Auxiliary of the
in tna Kinrt*r|*rtcn roots of MeHoly Croat Woman'* Auxiliary Lnngso.nl Volunteer Fire Dept
h-iilrv Hall *ilh
M- **• will meet at th* bom* of Mrs
Folloseri by very aitracth# dli
Wnglit and Mrs Lucj Courier as
b .t t r a c at 3 p tn.; Circle No. » Henry McLaulia Jr.. 117 W. l#th p'.ayt by the local mrrehantt in
Su,
a
t
3
pm,
with
M
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A.
C.
cluding a beautiful derorated itav iti Mrs. Frank P. Riddall on
tmn sagon and truck by Herman
R.et mond Ava. at 3 p. in. and Cook at co-hot*.*ts
Th* W3IU of tha Firit Raptiit Jran. CarharCt Variety Slort,
tircla No !0. McKinley Hall. 10
Church siU meet at 10:48 a. m IsMigsood Shoe Store, the n rs
a m. covered di»h luncheon.
at th* church. A covered dt»h
Tha Past Matron'* Club of the luneneon will b* h#1d. At 1 p m Siprex Market with Rordent dit
R minol# Chapter No. 2 OES will (her* si'.l be a program meeting play and a sound car sith Larry
Jones Juvenile Countler of Semi
n ret in th* hom* of Mra. J°T Cirri* On* siU b* in charge.
nole Co M C*»ing. O sen't Garage.
Bstley, Sit W. Hth 8t. with M rs
The Rutinrti Womtn’a Cirel* Lola’i R est. (l M Snodgratt and
V tV. Warner at eo-hoetesa. Sup- of th* F trtt Raptitt Church sill
the Longmnd Volunteer Firemen i
f* r witl
P* ***•
m»*t at I p- m. with Mrt. R. E. truck Th# parade proceeded to the
CtreUa of tha woman of tha Pturifny on 1104 Elm Avs
ground* share the ceremoniea be
F r .t Presbyterian Church s i l l
A leadership court* will h* held
ft f«t i • foil owl I No* I* Mr** RiU 'i in tha F ln t Raptiit Church at gan
Seminole Countv Prosecuting At
Amtin Smith, rbairm»n with Mra. 7:30 p. m.
tomey Karlyl* Householder, sas
T L. Woodruff Sr.. 830 Oak Ava.
A Youth leadership court* will than Introduced hr Chamber of
• • 3:00 p. m-i No. i , Mr*- w . t*
he held In th* First Raptiit Commerce Prei. Charles Morrison,
Poch*, rh*!rm*n. sith M rs I t. U
Church at 10 a. m. to 3 p m. shn spoke to th* assembled group
Boric. 013 I.aural Ar*. *t 3:00 p.
Morrison ptasenled Householder.
» ; No. 3, Mra. Claud* Howard, Thoi* coming ar* avk#d to bring
Harry Wfir. Adminutrator of the
th»lr
o
sn
tandwichea
e airman. with Mra. David CaldTUESDAY
Seminole Memorial Hospital, and
* fit, S"* Plume** Dr. with Mr*.
Th* Sanford Junlar High P-TA T E Tucker. President of the Flo
A B. tVallar* Sr. »» co-ho*t*t« *t
will hold Ita first m ttting at 3:10 rida Slate Bank, sith shovtlt and
3 Oil p. m.: No. 4. Mra. D. C. HoP m. Mrt. Roy Man* sill b* the first eatlh turned In prrpannc
. *»rd, ch»irm»p. with Mra. 8. D.
r u n t speaker U'ing *t h rr topic (he ground for the New Medical
ltighleyman. 88* Valencia Dr. at
Building After shich th* Lyman
Rrtpontiblllly ts P-TA**.
3 00 p. m.t Na. *, M rs tlaorga A- “Our
Circlet of the MSCS ol the First School Band played several selec
Ftlnr, chairman, with M rs Joha Mrthodut Church will meet at the tions.
Georgr. 150 W. 13th S t with fuiiosing placet: Cite!* No. 1. Mrt. All thos* prrsenl were then In
Mr.. Georg# Touhy ca-hoitaaa at E. C. Williams it 306 Holly Av*. sited to th* Library Building for
P tS a. m.: No. 0. M rs Arthur C. at in a' n r; Circle No. 3 Mrt. John refreshments under the Chairman
Moore, chairman, with Mra. A. I. Crasford, E. 2nd Street 6:43 shop of Mr* Charles Morrison and
Collin., 330 W. 14th St. at 3:00 p. a m ; Cirri# No. 3. Mr., F. B committee.
m ; No. 7, Mra. W. D. Simp.on, Adami. 3006 Lake Ave . I »3 t m : The vermis committee* extend
ehalrmag, with M rs Andrew Me- Cirri# No. 4. Mrt W. C Hill. t»oo their tincere appreciation to every
P h rrto n , Vernango Dr. with Mrs Magnolia Ave. Mrt. J If. Cnppi one sno helped make thu event
W D. Simp.on a t fo-h«tl*tt at and Mrt. M. E. Leddon at hot possible. Also the Shcriff’i Office
3 (Hi P, m.; Evening CltcUt No. te n e t, f ’U i n ; and Circle Nn. of Seminole County and Con .table
I. Mrs W. 8. Hrumlty. chairman, 3. Mrt S fl, Harritnan, Loch Rill l>esit *ho assltled th* Voiun
sith Mr*. Jo*l Fi«ld at th* Edu- Arbor, 6.^1 a n .
teer Firamen In metnlaining traf
The Cleanera d a te sf the Ftrit fir throughout th* affair.
Raptitt Church will isrtt with
Th* Women's Civic l.eagut af
Mrt. J. F. U w it an >10 Kim I^sngsood met Tuesday afternoon
Ave. Mre. H. C. Echole and Mra. for th* first meeting of IW5&-&A.
•Uctric
A. J. Walker will be cohortmee.
Mra. R. C. Carlton, president,
The tcii'in sill etart at 7:30 p. m piesente'd th* Huh sith plant of
The Woman'* Ribl* Clat* sf th* club* activities for the com*
th* First Baptist Church will mg year, shich sill tnciud* n
meet at 7:30 at th* hom* of Mre. fashion show, card party, a sup
Barney Reck, >410 Laurel Ave., per and food sal*.
with Mra R«rli'a group a* hotTh* r*w year honVs ser* given
t*«i.
each member by Mr*. Cox, and
Tha Unity Truth Clast will »**t they list very interesting pro.
In tha Valdea Hotel at 7:41 p. n . grams for th* coming mrtiingt.
with tha Rev. Carolyn Tartoni at
Announcement s a s mad* that
teacher. Th# public I* hratud.
th# Fashion and Hair Styling
Th# Homemaker* Clet* of th# Show sill b* presented on WedF in t Baptist Church will meet at nttday evening, OcL 54, at
th* home of Mra. Ed Cosan on • R> m. in ths Library Building,
RIB Catalina A*S Mra. Drnvrr Alta that th* Hollywood Shop of
a u y iiu m
Cordell and Mr*. W. T. Kelly Hanford sill present Hi* Sty It
will ba eo.hostet***. Tha atnion Show under th* supervision »f
HOW* Ar
Mita Levy, Manager of th* San
will b*ghi a t t p. n .
Th* Sanford Pilot Club will ford Shop,
Mrs, Maim* MrGrath gtv* a
m»*t a t i p. m. tn the Yacht Club.
A hoard meeting will be held at very interesting ami inttruettv*
talk on, "Civil Deftns* and Com
7:30 p. a*.
Tha Wmnan'a Club will glv* munity Prtpardnvts'', to th*
th* annual T*aeh*ra Luncheon la mom here,
Mra. Georgo L. Granger oat
Hit «lub house a t t a n .
The Wonaa'* Bible Clue of hoatota chairman and s a t assist
tha Flr*t Baptlat Church will ed hy Mrs. J. O. Durntng. Mis.
meet at
Sana af Mra. Barney Georg* Otto, Mrs. H. E. Ballanr*,
Rock nt MM LoumI An* The Mra. Herbert Muntor and Mr*.
tin * la f:M and Mra. Bock'* Earl Duncan.
group la bath
77v# Lyman P-TA writ *r*in
The ■>. Monlce*# Chapter af th*
Jewelry Store
Womaa'e Autillary of Ik* Holy sponsor the annual Hallose-sn
>03 t . l tt St.
Phots. I Crate Kptaepopal Church will meet Carnival te be held nn th* Ly
at the home ef Mr* Charier L. man athlstie field Saturday, Oct.
"Us* Our Convenient
Park Jr., 4 « Boeelia Drive at • p 5t, beginning at I p. m.
Uy-A-Way Plan*'
James Blrkenmeyer and Walter
Krnhn* sill te n * a t general
chairman. The home room chair
man wdll be aaaigned booth* u
he managed by their groups.
Mra. Jama* Bsrkenmeyer will
mparvtae Ike eervtng ef en Ital
ian epaghettt id pper in Us* school
eafateeda. Baa* Mofcleg will ar
range Ike spatial eraseseaioni and
supervise the eraistnietion ef the
arasssary fens* and foundations.
A donation will be asked from
sack adult for th* aid ef the
school pregram. All funds will be
used Vo terry out th* hudgel of
th* Lymaa P-TA. a* this ie ita
only mraiey-asaklr* project fra
tbte school ysar.
Gkairmaa Walter Krohn* and
Jamas Berkesuneyra have ap
pointed th* following eommitteo
for Hi* event. Roe* Mobley, Leanard Cassehlerry,. William Hudson,
Mra. Carl Btilee, Mr*. William
Simkln*, Mra. C. W. Bsofford
■- Itovena,
MONDAY
NEW
Wert
Ito n
S A N Y t k
L
Thej «lt| to: f ln t grad*.
id*. Mr*.
Mr*
Donald McLeod, lira. W
Willi
1111m
Young and lira. A. W. Ildridge;
Ildridf#;
•won# grada, Mrs. Ross Mobley.
Mr*, Chari** Rani* and Mrs.
Mr*.
Jack SJnklM; third. Mr*. Dos
Hitamaa, Mrs. Jam*# Lambert
and Mrs. Claaswta HalUt; fourth
Mr*. ClM Fan# and Mr*. Jark
Waliman; fifth. M rs R. K
flood win asd Mr*. B. D. McIn
tosh; sixth, Mr*. Furrsst Franck
•ad Mrs. Carl 0ti!aa; aavantk, Mrs.
William* Slat kina and Mr*. L*on»rd Andrews; eighth, Mr*. R. t
Paul and Mr*. William Moon;
ninth, Mrs. Waltar Krohn* and
Mrs. | . M. Waaaarj tastb, Mrs.
Ray Raima sad Mrs. Raa* Franbra; slaaanth, Mrs. Herman Joyce
!
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S djcuzL fvrnidu
.n u n . U ct. 1U, 1B5S
Ray Beasiey
' t
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united. In Marriage
baturday
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First Fall Meeting
Of Hibiscus Circle
Scheduled Fri
Woman's Club *
To Honor Teachers
VFW Auxiliary
District President
Attends Local Meet
xa*>V *
MIS6 M AYMK DA Mi'll R
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Parents Reveal Engagement
Of Mayme Dampier, J, Gibson
Mr and Mn Frink Dampier ar*
today announcing (he engagement
and approaching marriage of their
daughter. Mivire France* lo Jark
Harley Glbton ol Kissimmee He
is th* son of Mr. and Mrt Fred
tiihsuo of Chaster S. C.
1h* wedding sill he an event of
Nov. II i t 3 p m In the First
it a pits! Chu.eh here with Dr. W
P Brooks offinating
Miss Damp.fr attended srhrsolt
m Sanford and is a graduate of the
Memorial Horpilal School of N'urt
Nov. >. rqjitn more of the membsrs sill have arrived.
A dflirmm revered rlmher was
•erved and at th# neat meeting
* covered dish dinner will again
h* served at 12 norm preceding U>*
meeting.
P a^F J8
Pres|dent Of P T A # $/iLrley Ann Jones ,
Miss Wilson Speaks ., ..
, AA
.
Th# ncwiy org.niicd Pinccrevt
P-TA hr Id * meeting Thursdiv
night in the school ti. elect officer*
and d iiru it butinet* organlratiun.
Hirrv Weir «a* electvd
dent. Mrs ttirlm d Elam, first
president: Mr* Margaret Reynolds,
second vice-president; Mrs. Mary
Tottrn Hamers, third vlre presi
dent Mr« J. Burton, correspond
Mr* R D Brisson, pi>*ident of
ing secretary; Mrs, Rowland Dr- thr Hibiscus (iantefi Clrvlr an
John, recording srrretary; Mrs, nounres the first fall session of the
Marilyn Bailey, treasurer and year to be h rll Friday at to .Vi a m
Mrs. Valda Bobbins historian.
tn the form .J a covered di*h lunch
B I. Mr Knight headed the nom eon »! th# H.tstesse* for the dsy
inating romnutlre and the instal • re Mrs. W. |l Stewart, Mrs.
lation ot officers was led by Mr* Frank Meiseh *nd Mrt. Joe
Marian St John, srmtnol* county Meiteh.
Council of P-TA's president.
Mr* Bri**on said that the meet
M * Mvrtir Wilson, Seminole ing will dishaivl at 15 13 in order
County home demonstration agent.1to give the member* of the circle
gave an interesting and appro an Opportunity lo go to McKinley
p ru tr talk on “ 1'acked Lunch Sug Hall to hear a lecture on flower
gcstion* ’*
arranging given by Mrs. Paul II
Mrs P II Colbert pirsrntrd the Ochiltree.
P-TA with a check l<>r 3130 dollars
Mrs. Brisson and Mrt J C
Iri'iti the Southside P TA.
Jonr*, secretary, set a.sume dutie,
Ilusinr.s was taken up and then (or the new year V * officer* are
llittustcd t wo dHv-’gates were Mr*. J>ie Mei*rh, vice resident and
electvd to go to the P-TA C o rn e ll Mis. Joe Fahey, ttraturer.
om which I* to he held In Miami.
Mrs Robbins anhounrrd inlorm.ilom in tin Halloo e'en carnival
I'm ertr ' i* going in with Southside thu* year «» ha> yu»t liirn
e-taldishril
Tt.e annual *upi>er given hy th*
lac group then broke into work Sanforrl Woman's Club in honor
group, by grade* and discus<rd i
,!,e teacher* in the Sanford
iMioths and had
refreshment* rhools will be held tomorrow
Snilhi If *1*o supplied the soft night. Oct 51 »• the Woman s Huh
dunk* tor Hie evrnms Appiuxi* house hopper will tse srtv ed at
T o dock. AH trarher* and their
malcly 123 member* altrmled.
husbands or wives are roidially
un ited lo attend
The committers functioning for
Ihe supper aie Mrs Janies Fkern.
lavot*
Mrs Thomas Hals'hett.
calling and rcst«tiaii"n: Mrs Itav
mond Bass, kilrken; Mr- II N
lliirr, tahles; Mi* PlVld U n ltr ,
prtre*, Mr* Douglas -*ten-lrom
serving; and floating ho«r**rs will
b- .Mrs floh»rt barn*. Mr* Mill
Mr Jlrasley graduated from the
h ik an I Mrr f F Brei kenridge Oviedo High School and Hat f-een
in the army service for setveral
sear*. He is nos- working fof
.
boke I'liarm fru it Co in Utteio.
*rd attendance of u
wi-i e on ha ml in sel>|l*tM,t Prrtldrnl, Mi*
if. nt the \ | It Auxiaiy meeting !n*t Tursdnv evcn.i
ing. Mr*. Florence McBuiney.l
district *rtiet«ry and district de
pllty chief of staff was aim pie.
sent and the auxiliaty was comFri»nd* of Mrs Alma Angel will
plimrnted for its growth and the h# pleased to learn tl at the I*
enlhutlesin of all lit nieiiiliets.
home a fte r uniter going sg rg et)
i'loiit air l»-ing mads for the at the Florida Sanitarium in
auxlllaiy s annuel V'hrislinas hoi ririando, II• r sister. Mrt, II. j_
lo be sent to a veterans ho-pual. .'-chern. of (Juerns \ iltage, N.
llieinhei
Mr. and Mrs. A rthur M. Jene»
of itvirdn anno in,, e tne m a r ria g e
of their daughter, Phirl*) Ar.n
t» Ray Re.t*b y , aon of Mr, an d
Mrs, Joe Beasley, son of Mr, and
■m Hct. * at 7 p. m, tn th#
Methodist p a t - m a g s befur* tha
Rev. George Carlton.
The bri-ie was attended b y M m
Ann Feinhart and Ren Ward J r .
served the best man.
Tn# bride w..r# a
ballerina
length frock fashioittrf of dubatriT
Rote Tuffeta designed s i t h x
long fitted torso and te a tu rn in g
a earnest neck line. She had b rief
sleeves and her bouffant t k i r t
was accented by a hug* bust.*
twisr a t the hip line. A short Veil
was attache.] to h . r matching h at
embroidered with tctpjiant. .Short
"hit* g.ove* and matehn g ac
cessories completed her outfit. F #
ta r rie d a colonial boj.pjet of hilly
of th s valley centered w ith a
white oeehtd.
The h ridrtm aid gown ballerina
length ol p o u d e r blue lalfeta It
was made on the primes* line
with a wide neckline, toft inv ert
ed pieat* o ver skirt i r s m i which
billowed nut below waist and a
bow trim added int.ir*! to hack.
Her accessories wvre matching
and she wore a pink rose bud cor
sage.
The couple left Immediately
follow Ing tlie errrtm ony for a
wedding t u p and will
a t h'nina
after t Is-1 lo at tl*, Fwutft 5 a,wmrrltn 51. vhlando,
Tlie bride g iaduatrd in 1331
from Oviedo High School an-t
wa< active in the tihnsd nfficnSlie was a s ta r athletic, talented
singer atol pai tlriaptc.i m many
b v a l aftati* . bhe attendc.l th*
I lor Ida S ta te Lniversity last y ear
a nr h a t been workn g in d ria n d o
as a s r s ie t a r v . since June.
Personal
ing in Chsil'tte, N C She is al
Doctor HO those canned bake
prtvvnt assistant supervisor of >ui
Sears to give them » homemade
get) in thr rtrange Memorial llu>
tastel!! Add maple sviup, catchup,
pitwl in Orlando
worvestershire *auc* and finely
Mr Gibson attended school, in
diced onion and heat the l* ana
I hcsler. S C and served in thr
1thoroughly.
Coast Guard during World War it A tiake sale lo id re-rntly was Is here with Mis. AngeL
very
surer-sful
It
was
stated.
He graduated fioin Clem son Col
lege m 1335 with a B S deiy.e in
Agnruituir Engineering, Hr n al
present employed hy the Peninsula
Rales and Service Co. of Kti-lin
mee.
The American l-egion Austlur*
mri Friday nuht at the hut w.tii
Mrs. Noah New some piesiding The
r .« 1 < O I vv i ».s t Ml H A U ' K u t MI
\uxiliary dertJed l*< buy • (lag |ur
the high school.
Mr* Bohtue Jean Braves said
Fn noft, no rmitfnrlnliln you'll
tbal she was looking forward In »
love It. t'olin-a: Illiick with
Til# Ov iedo P T \ sljl meet lug lnrie*>e in mrinberthip fur
whin Uini or tan with ten.
Tueulsy evening, O rl 11. at * Ihi* yi'ir.
trim.
Two
Visitor*
were
present
from
p m. in th* school auditorium.
Mrs. Waller A. Tiague, pro- hern I'atk Mr* Ji J Marten anil
glam cbolrman, I* announcing Mis. ftank Rusirtl Mrs Warren
that Die progiam will hr * p»n«d was the speaker for Die cirn.n
After the meeting adinurnrit, de
discussion on the Patent T-aeher
Code; Yi lie William* Jr , bring llriou* trfir.! rnrn't nf pt.nrh an t
cake were reived to those piesi-rit
moderaloi.
I h r panel will h> made up t-f
student, f-oni the sev nth through
the twelfth grade*, a
Prof.-**oi
Strwart (,at< hrl and Mr*. John
Evan*.
r i \ IFIHT—The sf]ten(ng of
Th# n in t h aid tenth grade
Caper
mother silt he lu>»tr»»f* for the (iii.-lo Woman's Hub will
held *n Friday, ri .t. I t . T h u
occasion.
Legion Auxiliary
Hears Mrs. Warren
Volic Williams Jr.
Will Be Moderator
At P-TA Session
A Civil Defense Alert was held
lost Bunday ftnm b a m, • V
n. rs. • t thr Altamonte Bpnnge
look -o,
out station. Th* post »*»
cnmpletsly man' »<i through-out
the alsrl, O. F. Weaver irpuited.
Th* onlir* community extends
Ita sympathy to th* family «f
Dan Farina in their levrnt
braavement.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Neuman
left for Long Branch, N J., rally
last Sunday morning U spend
the sinter.
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Gilbert of
Fan tlalll* spent th* srrk-end
sith th* latter* patents, Mr. and
Mrt. James McGrath.
81r. and Mrt. Than R tesart of
Th# rr.l. Cltsi of the Tint lisp
Farminton, 31s., have taken the
hom* of the Leroy Neumen'a on U»V t hurch met in the chapel
Main* Rtreet, and sill ipend the Thuriday for iti regular meeting
with Mrs E. 31 farrnU presiding
sinter In Longsood.
Mr* E. If Bnertle olfeied thr
Mra. Wilma Top* of East lake
Ave., will be th* autMtltute but devotional and urged stl mrmhrri
driver far Lyman for Ih* current i to allend the ynuth revival to be
held Oet 14-13 Reports ind fou
school year.
Mr. and Mrs. Btephss Rockwell tin* huitnest s rre taken ear* of
Refreshments nf lea cream and
have returned from extended trip
to th* north where Mr. Rockwell raka were served by Mrs Ktlrn
celebrated hla Fourtietb Annirer- Snadoin and her group In Mrs. It
■ary ef hi* Graduation with hit P Bines, 3lrs A K Rossetter
Mrs. E M Carroll. Mrs Lillian
former classmate*.
Remember-next Tuesday—Ths Virkerr Mrt M Cummings Mr*
firemen will b* "again*b*"hoId"inf 0 *
« r’ VV L " M, ,nr
Mrs. W ft .Stovall Mrs II U
■na ef thslr Old-Fashion Dance*
Smilh, 3tr» 31 5 Nelso-j, Mrs
at the Pavilllrai la fiunnyihade
Mirths Marshall, Mr* s I, Price
Park et • p m.
Mis* Mart* Stewart. Mr*, isoeii'l*.
C.A. Farina and kit grrtup sill
again furnish th* music for th* Mrs. Hhadoin and a new mrmbv
Mrs Turker.
iquar*-**ta and County Commitii»n*i Otis Fourakre sill again be
Vary your favorite reelp# for
callinf
tomato ••pic hy adding chopped
ta rry Chunat, chairman
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and ..hit hsrd-.ooked egg and chopped
rnmmitta* 'anil ha eharga for this green asparagus tpeara (rannedi
•EMk
lo It.
TEL Class Gathers
In Baptist Chapel
Viatica,
The Following Stores
Will Be Closed
On Wed. Afternoons
$ 10.95
Oviedo Woman's
Club Will Open
I'e in the form of a supper honor
ing th r hnri'andt nf tha riv trd i
Woman's Club member *
T hr affair will l>, h r l l at 7
p. m at th r rity hall tnrrnnrlal
building with Mis. It G. .Smith
and Mr*. Grorge Jakubcin J r ,
seting a# eo-Hi»jrni*n. Afl m -w her* who rannnt attrn d a r r urged
lo notify the chairmen.
"W hhro Q u ality la H ljrher ttrnn r r i e e ”
HOW Ah Eltttrtc Stavir dist|nid
npitlolly for Hit Roods of worim
Now. for tha flnt time, an electric shaver es
pecially designed to serve tha Metis of women.
ONLY the Lady Sunbeam hat a shaving head
wivh one edge rvpeciall)’ ground to shave the
legs, and ihe other edge especially ground for
■nderarm use. It is small—no larger thin a
tnenpact. Ends must and fust, nicks and cuts
of soap ami blade. The Ltd) Sunbeam's gentle,
aura performance gives you a new rat) way
to keep neat, fresh and dainty. Wonderful it
home, or for travelling. ONLY $14.95
FOR SHAVIN0 LIGS
m
FOR SHAVING
vUNDUARMS
During October
• Wm. E. Kader, Jewtltr
• Frank Notll, Jew*I§r
>• Wart J awaity Stora
;
I * *4* kAU( wnD it
narry weir ciecrea
3>.
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|M ufc R f a l a t l p l
114 0. PARK AVE.
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Lyman Icadini 13-7.
In the opening minutei at the
eecond hall Tavarti lird up Ihe
game i i Darrell Purcell ran
Ihroueh the llrcini Lyman team
lor M yardi and paydirt. L>man
mapped back with a 33 yard run*
ning attack that « n climaxed when
Billy Lemoni raced around end lor
thirty yardi and 9 point* And
then the team wat prac’lcelty out
on tla leet, Tavare* darted a tw
enty yard drive on the next kick
off. and Ihe ball wa* on Ihe one
yard line a* Ihe third period rlmcJ
with Lyman dill leading 19 II
The fourth quarter opened fur 1
Tavare* tcor* a* Rodgrr Purtell
rammed ov*r from Ihe one yard
line. Then Lyman tried an arril
attark that w»« f*lal. John Krnnlngton Intercepted a wild Lyman
pa** and ran it hack for 34 yard*
and the winning » point*.
Guard John Shulta p a rrt the Ly
man Greyhound, In lhi», Ihrir 'reond. CFC try thl* trito n ** ihey
were dumped into tetrntli place
with their O i l remrd
t.YNAM
SH S Band, Pep Club
Entertain Friday
With Drill Series
The Friday nlghl halMIme thaw
given by thr Seminole High School
Hand and Pep Club provrd to be a
•pedicular performance.
After a entry fanfare the group
iqarrhrd onto the field and related
the horn* tide. A countermarch
at the north rod nf the field wa*
followed by the hand and Prp Hub
dividing into 74 aeparate pinwheeli
•nd without the aid of any romtnanda by Ihe drum ma|or want
Into a lertca of preriilon drill*.
Following the drill*, tha Major•tic Corpa formed a "S” and rendared a baton ami dinr* routine
• h ilt tha band played the acbool
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M O R iv n T o iiM iin * * v «
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L iana; Iron Slavea*, Helm.. I.t- IT fatal
•»* faa 14* m i inlo the 7-year-old chiiron-oiV i
Makar’* Matle «*•*
picture with all four feet Saturday
Te-treti Kealnftnn HI* Ptrreil
II
U ti
M« II* III llu whrn he won the rich Futurity at
Part *11. Ituarr Purr'll
I' Hu*oe Jr.
m iv t• m i . » to.
J
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i l l l i t Ml H i Belmont Park, ran run hi* cant.
t.ra ta ki Farina
I'. It..Mir Mr.
1•* l i t I** 4*11
Tatar*#. Il»»*r Purrell. Huam krer
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I'etnlil
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IJ*IM are made of.
the
atuff champ*
11
fa ta l
t t a I t l II * SMI
Trainer (J. P. "Maje” Odom will;
• I t * MOW I I M . L l l l l i l l ;
aim Natl for Ihe world’* richr.l
■lanalae
H I.fl* 4 | * .
IV ItF.i ritT ATt! OF
v r *.h • in*, i* a u i > t ;«*•
ataker, Ihe Garden Stale, • mile
l l o r n i l t I ' t *u | . t * * * 114f t ( M l
D o n u T iii a v a n v
I.ereor* 1.11* ui a *1... rli. * » t i l l * l i t II and one-rixteenlb teat for r-yetrTO ALL mi'.IHTtiNO H U FFR- Ti.tun.t * lla.l eh i 1 I H H l i t I old* at Garden Slate Park, New
I l< l l l » M i x
• n v i H * 1 1Aft t l . t l W * ON lit : , I 'd . 1 >M I't ml.
M* VII* Alt MAT M i l l l : » T 4f Hi M t l b n . a m 11.
I II I l l ' l l 11*11 Jeraey, Oct. 73
Nail alio ft rligiblo for lh« Pim
Tau a i l each r>f >«u a r a lierehr K i t l i . r k l.lle In.. «
I, llu rnetl
nniKir.. and required la preaent
r * l n i a .4 i, I ' t i i i r n i x I ' m m i i .* lico Futurity, at the «*ma route,
any rlaliw* aad demand* wklrh m u .
t ' u ■. 1 *11.1*1 > 1. 4.1.tli.f Hhu|> 1.
nr * I k r r nf ,
ma t knva » » 4.n-t
4ia ii.tr • Vam ltura l a I. Ilukur * Nov. 19. No declaion will bo made
in* **I*IS nf i r o h u T I I T a VAItN.
Mu.L ni -il. 1.
about thl* until after Garden Stale.
*• «*.*«. I d * nf **14 C a u n if. In
f I. * H *11*. II TIIMMl It A Mil*
Nail paid 119.10 for 12 a* he
l k ( . n U aunte Judge nf atn.inr.1e Ilukur • atari., e i . t . i i i l
Oun>»- FlAflda. »f M> n r i l . » In tk* I ' . n n . i » IM-Iiaiur aU"M
i l l * iplaihed through Ihe alop to earn
-j*|
• nuri knue* of laid L’nunly M Fan- t in m e n I 'a lm t t*
J i H 1104,423 of the Belmont Futurity
fold, r i m l d e . wlikln eight enlendar N»w H u h U f a far. l a ,
j,*;i purae totalling 1173,123. Tha G ar
mnnika (rum Ik* lime nf ih* flr>i i . l » r r 1 u r r r m i l n * r *
a
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Kiirnllur*
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ruhllc«llon nf |kle nnllre
R t 'h
ilrn Slate will be worth about
t l IM 111*.11 * i v i . i .11 l i t Ml:*
rl*lp nr demand nPall be In w rit,
Ilukur
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*
11 3773.000. the winner netting tome
I ' t . and e h tll H a l l Ihe p la.a ..
*4* 3133.000, while Ihe Pimlico Fu
f e tl d e n r . nnd patl nfllr* nddree. 1 ..iHti>i a l i t ' l l t . ' t M...p
II*
nf the e lilm a n t, and i h t l | b* ewnen V»a t a l k l.lla Ina. l a .
llu r n tli Palm e, t
; * | lurily groti will hit around M4.000
In by lb* eltimanf, anenl. nr *lt>.r
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nee, end r r r eu.h eltlm nr demand
a ia lhtr* K iimllyit . *
U r with about 370 004 to Ihe winner.
"•« * * Iliad ehatl be m id
l a l l i . * « t | lllgk ffcrre l.aore*
Big Onea Ahead
P d a in i:*rl Varn
I'eioM
ar*
A* Adm lnlilrnix r nf P*.||
H Nall could cop Ihe next two
an
the r .o e l e nf |M-)Rn. llul.fll 1- 1, eft
a i f big onei,
m a r e than
T i l t «. VAH.N d*. lull l l a n w l . k
•-,!■«> Klrrhlmlf
a*i 9323.000 In five w c a k i , a n d b r e a k
r e ti e d
Legal Notice
wiaoi.k io iv f v . r i.o n iiu .
k f t A T H OF nnLAROO A t’bTIN,
dr. eated.
K oriry. o f FtVAte nrrfvnT * s u
application for r.tbCHARfir.
Alt Brrenni a re btrebjr nnillied
• b a t . lb* u n d a rtlrn e d *■ Admlale*
t r a t r l x a f raid erlai*. be* rom ple i.
l lb* adm lbtelrallen Iberent And
a* filed In raid r n u r t b*r final
report and ■(•pltrallnn
l e r die.
1 *114* Okjerlloba Ihtreln. If l » r .
t
p ' l i r * ha* Lean p n t l U b H one* •
WMk fur four eaneeeytlv* »e*kr
IH>-«i*li*r nf *pprnral nf tald r*.
Purl and ih* arderlna nf dlairlbuImp vt Mid etlala will turn* k»fdrir’tbe murl.
Jla rth a lln ut* Auitln
A* A d m ln ltlrttrl* nf laid
tittle .
P .m F. Murrtlt
Ait-irney At t.ew
l l l ' t llonlh ( I r a n i * Avenue
Or Undo. Florida
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c in c rrr rorw r,
pia t ii
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u r n iK « t v m .r . m i ’v r v . n o ,
o l N r t e v t l t n d , Jr.
MlflA, IV fHAACRIIT AIK M l M
p. o no* i t *
CHAHLU t . IOLAN,
Kantned. Fiend*
ll*i U lM rair
1*111 I ' l l t '
John I'lfim
A l i n r e t r f*r h l l l i
l l U AN W. AOLAN.
t>*reedaat.
n n n r r Tn n re rv rv
V,- $.11.1,1AN H POI.AN. 1*1 KIM *,
laud Avenue, L in d llurel. New
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i n THK c o t NT AF T U B r n t 'T T V
JtW II,
MIWIMI1.I1 IQLIVTt,
FI.OMIIM. IV PNUNATK.
IN lit: b'.*TATI OF
WILLIAM II Afl I, VARN
ToiV ^AnK u r n r u T f f O T t r i r n
el • I ..mplatnl (nr P i v e n * bee T » a m . r n m i T f i n v » v n p i n .
ill 'd e g d n e t v«u. and »na
• o . V . tlAV IVIl l l . t l w v IIM IIVU
tequlied la eerv* a e«py nf WAVII* 4I.VIV1T a t m HtTVTII
•ur An.'Wer a r r i e e d l n r I* Ih*T"« f i e e*«h nf m u a t * hereby
im p ltln l nn lb* p lalnllfr* * 1- nnllfled and required In n iete n i an>
r n i r . J. IH'bgr.LL IIOHNAFT.
e»m*nd» Which ynu. n
'« .Vi-tlh Ualn Plreel, flrlindu, C! V " "
either *f you- m iy k a t a e g a l n i l lb.
e e l i l e n l W il.l.tA U r * n > . VAIIN.
* r i e i k af Clrcuil r n u r t an pr l e c e i M J . late nf u i d Itnunty, la lb*
ilnr* Ih* tin t day *1 Ocleber. L fbjlty J a d e * ef Pemlnni* c t t n t r
,A‘ V * *tll** In lb* enuri
'I* If | » q f i ll tn da •*. lu*e• nl by difau ii will b* taken WMeia. 1 ! ? .m . C* * " 5r x •* "»»fe rd
lnei >eu (nr lb* relief d«m*ndmaaih* from the lime a f lb* f - * ,
ir. fbe f'nm|.l*l*L
F a r*
im ini: a m i u n n r . f i t ; n n
«a*. PUbllraiian af thl* antlce
ed Fine id*, (hi* I t t b . day *f rt*lm a r demand ehall be In writ*
™4j
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pf
ipleml-er. A D, 1VII.
fl p. tlnrndnn, Pt*rb nf n .
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a d d r e ia nf
Ih*
claimant,
and
(halt
k*
aw
arn
(a
firrull
L ' a u r i , iemlbat*
! ! the e w l m t u t , **em. a r M inr.
I l f ’A*1? .*!» *u>h el»lm nr d*m*od
e a t *• filed abaft b« void
Edwin l ^ r l Varn
A* A d m ial.ire in r nl
the e ile te nf W ll.f..
I All b.ARI, VAIIN.
*ere«»ed
v i r r n 11 t o a p p f . aw
T H E FTATI* OF FLO It Itl A TOr
Ct.E VL I.A M i THOMAS SHOWN
- - M t l e i , Oenrgln.
t V b n n m re m p l a l n l bnv!aa bee*
filed a e a l n t j raw I* lb* lllrcull
[Court la and for Seminole rnuniy,"
Fl-V.lde In tTvencery. far r.|V0"#.
db* t h a n nil* nf *efd t r i m * being
i u r e r Mill SHOWN. Flelnlirr, *a
ICI.EV Kl.ANO THOMAS BROWN.
Jiefei.denl thee* p re ie ele aye I*
teeueo and require ye* t n fl|* y e t i
J M t i e * d e i e n u e , if nnp. la Ih*
C om pta ipi filed herein, e n d In i . t t i
>n ri.p. thereof upon r t e l n l l t r *
:*llnrhee nn nr befure the t l l h d»y
,*1 0 >i»b«r, A. U-. I*U. niberwleo
jS P*«ree F m Confeie* will be en[>*r»a n g e in il ynu e nd tkd eweea
r
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l.a d ia lu r «*
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b u k u i t Uuele I b s p v.
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>•orporetfeej
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P. P 'lk u r J r .
C P ie r r e
VT. W bidden
A Milter
it Smith
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I l l the l ye ar-old m oney n Inning r e c
ord of 9277.131 m a d e In t i l l by
H a t t y Road.
N all w a i a lm o rt u n k n o w n before
h r went In the port S a t u r d a y for
only t h e fifth r a m nf h is carwvr.
In four p r e v io u t «tart*. Iwn in Ihe
vpring, a n d two thin fait, all w ere
down Ihe B l d e n e r e tr a lg h t r o u r a e
a t B alm ont. So. I l r d l r y W oodhoute
ro d e him down Ihe r h u t e for Ihe
fifth tim e , proving a t t r a i l t h a t
h e ’* a Champion on t h a t atrip.
F o u r t e e n e l Ihe IS t l a r t c r a S i t u r d a y a r e eligibl* for I h e G a r d e n
S la te , a t wall a i th e B l m llc n F u
turity. I f aeem a c e r t a i n O u t « e « t
of theaa. plua w m i addlO onx, wtD
hgve a n o th e r t r y a t Matt. H e vraa
beat of at) on a a t r a i g h t a w a y In
the m u d , but how will h e b e a t a
d l i l a n r e a ro u n d two t u r n * a t G a r
den S l a te a n d P l m ll r o ?
tn i
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III T
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1-11
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Light h e av y w e ig h t Paul A ndrewa
la m a n a g e d by J o e Lout* a n d H e r .
shall MUei. Lout* w a i m a n a g e d
by M i l t i d u r in g hi* Uat few y e a r *
la tkd rin g '
Ceunly,
J f ijp fi& ln A. JReberle
K ta ftiia g Rffc
PlVrten
II. Iluveetl
M pinitky
i: emilh
W. Tvee
Orland
A J a b a m i ’a h lg b e il football i c o n
b i t I I M a | i n u t Marian M ilitary
I n i tt l u ta I s i m . The w o n t Mtb a t k l o r A la b a m a wa* by 7| 4) a t
lb s h a s d a of Vanderbilt la 1109.
CIVIL SERVICE BOARD
CITY OF SANFORD
ISON GUARD
z iis s ti
M for tho position of Prison Guird will to
it tto Civil Servics office In (to City Hall.
BY It. H I G H A.VRi.rr
Quarterback Jim Haw kina could*
n’l hr flopped Friday night a i he
daiilrd an invading Apopka team
and over 7000 fan* by leading Sem
inole a Fighting Fedi to a 13-7 vic
tory, their third in a row, at Mem
orial Stadium. No word could bet
ter dctcrlbe Ilewklni than farillance. He ruihed for 139 yardi,
p au rd to John Clarke for 77 yeardi.
irored two touchdowrni. and kicked
the extra pewnl that ipelled the 13-7
victory o u r the Apopka Blue Darler».
Alter a iro rleu flr»t quarter of
aeeiaw drfcmlve play and a aerlei
nl Fedi’ penaltiei. Haw kin* lit a
fire under tha Seminole« end they
H igh Calery Fetli and tha Apopka
went on the warpath. The Fed*
marched for M yard* and paydirt
ai llawkin* rllmaxed the drive by
carrying the ball over from the ten
yard line on a keeper play. He
kicked the extra point.
Apopka came bouncing back in
Ihe tame quarter with a pining
attack. One p an for 23 yard* car
ried the hall out to the 30. and then
for the ireond time Apopka quarter
back Ben Pitman connected with
end M in in Wrighl. and this lime
it went for the remaining fifty
yard* and Apopka'a lingular more.
The ex|ra point wai good and the
half ended with a 7-7 acore.
In Ihe third quarter Apopka pen
etrated to the Fed* 21 where SemInole dug in and look Ihe ball on
it wai the list tournament on down* Two Id*lr* I*,er Hawkln*
the 1933 trad mapped out by the ,00*(
on * keeper play
Profenional Golfer*’ A n n and tro u g h the middle of the lint with
Frank didn’t cinch it until he * »en»alional 73 yard run that
dropped hla final pull in the 77- t»f"u**‘ »lr*"rr «" »»»• Fed*,
hole evrnt
| Again in the third quarter Ihe
That itroke gave him a 1 under- V m
Ihr.lled a* Hawkln* repar 71 for Ihe laat round and 3M “«rned • I™*
« F»rd. through
for Die route, enabling him In lln"
l*h ona ahead of Art Wall Jr. of
tTnlveraltjr of North Dakita
i?. nor*j # im
14
ha* kad II head football roache*
Ah. It a wonderful. »ald 3ran. during 3# teaton Ihe »port ha*
BeiUet winning the world amap liy H „ ,h# ithooL
leur four time* and a flock of
_______________
P i l e S u d e r. a n tnfle lder 13 y a m
llh th e Philade lphia A thlatic* beginnin g tn 1941 a n d | o t n g t h ro u g h
1934, la e n u t i n i for t h e K a n i n
C ity Athletic*. S u d e r m i n e d Ihe
1944 a n d 1943 m i m m while in the
A rm y.
luafly b c ile ^ t h c p ro i S t m f w l n
ten of the Apopka team. Thl* wat
hit tccoird outftanding punt return.
Once in tha lecond quarter he re
turned the ball to the Apopka 44
yard lilt* by a 30 yard punt return.
Again the entire Fed team wa*
ouUtanding. How better can thi*
be Uloitraled than by the itatiitlci?
Seventeen tim ei the Blue Darter*
were flopped for no gain, icvrn
time* they were dropped for a
!o*i that totaled 34 yard*, and nine
time* they were allowed only one
yard gain. The Fed* were held
for no gain only aeven lim n , they
were dropped for a Ion only twice
(once on a fumble) for a total of
aevrn yard* and wera held to one
yard gainei only ilx time*.
(lent Bait. Robert Carter. David
Galloway, and Howard Allred were
all ouUtanding a* they repelled
Ihe Blue Darter attack ronilttcnlly.
They wera the boya that atopped
Ihe line charge* by Apopka. The
Frdi great w eiknett wat their p an
defence. Apopka completed three!
out of tit attempted paitex fur a
total of I t yard*. Only one of the
Apopka inco.npletioni wai due to
deflection by a Fed plajer. Twice
the Intended Apopka rerciver wat
in a icoring poillion and only the
hard charging Fed line aavrd Ihe
day by forcing IM p an er to gel rid
of the ball in a hurt*-.
M wa* a glorinu* night for the
Fed* ai they ran their aea«nn tiring
out to three atraight vlrtorie*.
t u n itn n tT U H
oEWIVnLK
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n S ^ M ^ c l K l e d ' t o JUie* S n i '
i# 4 ? D u r h 1a m oden* b* Ck *° *** CUM Herald All-New York ’state
llul he r-m im ed an im itru r pr,p ,* am for
, f m * hl1* at
onUI . y e a r T g i .I d L Z \
flrit auccenful bid for caih that
went w ith'a rrown.
"Playing a* a pro mran* more
to mo became I know I'm out
there every day trying to beat lb«
beat (hero t».” ha aatd.
••Ae an amatrur you may play
I* an open tournament with the
pm*, but you a rt not really compiling with Ihtm. You know you
don’t have to beat them, that you
ju*t have to beat Ihe other amateur* to win.
"But when you are a pro your•ell. belitre me. It make* all the
difference in the world. Then you
i;
«
|
d e l ready for
Fall and Winter
Holid*ya ahead.
>«"*"« Wlteihom Htgh. ________
know |t’i going lo be tough be« » « 'here
»>
M ’ *•»>
Pto*M up aeainil you every
l |me you go out there,
Ed Oliver, the veteran fr m Lemoot. 111., finlihed third with a
72—791 after lying one itroke off
tha pare going into the 't . i tl.
Fourth money went In Fred Hawhim of SI. Andrew a, III., who c«rded a 71—793.
Tied for fifth were Ted Krotl of
Bclheeda. M d, with 99—334 .nd
Tommy Bolt, Chattanooga, Te»B.,
with 70-7*1.
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C lean *
LA N EYS
Dry Cleaners
111 E. 2nd.
Ph, 4
PICK-UP A DELIVERY
■emle.-te:
Jiw
llevehffle,
Robert
r..>M flaltowny.
g. .... *; IHn rituipn. I'l*-1c He r e •dele
|n*l.l.taa1. .tnrHear
Fen."...!'
ll*»kli>» 11X11. ft • • I
t i l l , bienlev 111. Ilarltar til l ,
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a » . .« i - t i . VVrldM MSI,
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Se-.-ii.nte u l i I t - John riarVa’
JI„, in m i. 11 ,rr*y Vania. 14
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Oen* n»ia. Robert
t arlar. Il.redlth H.-ntl. It— l>a«*
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t, <i mUaI f — lirantlar M .lr.
a- 1 II
Jlni llankln*. tlnmar
Al'ti"1»r. Joe ?J■!a•*1 At Plantar,
lull lUrper. II -t. Johnron.
Ai-.-v. 1T1 T
J-.hn Chandler,
|>. . -I 1.4art a Car, Keerh Hooper,
1' , 11 . ’n.i.f-* T- Itr mi'# Uo.lrHa 1 ■ T..n> Kin* rl— law III ark*
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llark*r|atr. Hn-.-rv Walanlm II -
l.x ri l'« ’■ I'tillltf* Pllina. It-n
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3 Bedroom
Haute. Lake Mary. Modern. •
Owner must jell or rent Now
rented for ITS. per mouth. Cell •
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SOUTH C MILES — New ma*enrv
home 2 Bedroom*. Bath, Kltcn- •
en. FI*. Room. Large Utility
room.. Lonrwood. Road 477. •
Near Five Point*. Call Owner
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Realtor — General Ituuranr#
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Gertrude B. Dingfalder fjto e iite
U3 N. Park Ave t
Phone 2127
Robert A. WHllimn, Realtor
U S E D B A R G A IN S!
J Pc Bedroom Suit*
Good condition
I6A.S1
3 Pc 14* mj Room Suit#
with Slip cover*
. . 133*3
Soft Red A- Matching
Platform Rocker.
1lK« new ..
.. M3 M
3 Pc. Yellow Chrome Dinette
Good osdtUog ............ 329 33
Youth Bed with
waterproof matt rets **9 M
Round Top Plains Table* .13 m
Drop Lent Table* . . . . . . K.M
Baby Stroll*:
3; S3
Selection of Vied In s e n p n a r
M a tim iet
59M
MANY more ltemi not luted
at treraendoui SAVINGS’
THE SANFORD HERALD
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Mather of Sanford
Raymond Lundqulit, AiMciale
Phoo# 1371 Atlantic Bank Bid*. M3-M r .. Ill fit,
Phone 127
C A. W H ID D O N . SR .
Ref. Real F.atate Brekev
V. E. DOUGLAS, ASSOCIATE
• Adrattiter* are requeued to no- 1U S Park
Pt> i a
tifT the Want-Ad Department Im
SERVEL Refrigerator
S!»i.V>
mediately of any error* »ci their
WESTI.NGHOUSE Rrfng.
W 30
ad*,* a i ill.
The Sanford
Herald will be
m_h a Ueiteeeel
Ba**er|r
Tht Want Ad Dapartment la
eptn from 8:30 a- m- until B‘-30 p.
m. »*ch buiineta day eacapt Sattirdey afternoon. Deadline for
vreek-day inaartiona la
P- B tha day preceding publication.
WELAKA APARTMENTS:
pnvate
RolUwey aad Baby BH b
FURNISHED APTS-
Seminole Realt
Apartment.
306 Palmetto
Seminole Realty
FURNISHED 3 Bedroom Apt
ai,c 3 Boo® Collage, Phone
9 Roona and bath. Phono 2M3-W,
NICE BEDROOM. Privet# en
RED-LM1X CONTCRETE
Mwacl* Concrete Co.
El® Ave.
Phone 1333
•1 VARIETIES PANELING
Native and Toreign Wood*,
see Than At
DOWNSTAIRS furniahed apart
ment. TM palmetto rhnoa «33 J
WO — 3 Boom furniahed Apt*, QUICK CASH for Furniture. Add
ing Machinea. Typewriter*. Out
jto par. Light*, water furboard Union, Boat*. Super
nuhriT ltff Locuit- Ave. Phone
Trading Poic One roil* South
en 17-R. Phoo* 22II-H.
NICE clean apartment. 1033 Weit
TWO-BEDROOM. eo»|
nubed Bungalow. ,
3iT Palmetto.
F1VL Lively, clean loom*. 133
5 i r w * en All Water P u m p *—
Well* Drilled - Pu m p *
Paeta Read Pkata 7M
FLOOR landing and flnuhing
Clranmg. wauag. Serving Semi
■Ole County uncx 1923. H. M
Gleaaen, Lake Mary.
GATLIN BROTHERS
BICYCLE PAINTING
34 loo MU*Mrx ? j u k ? & ;
lenL Nrvwr 310 E. 4th SL
Phone 2434
NO D O W PAYMENT
tedroom Home. VA Financing.
Iiif u the laat 2 Bedroom houia
• h u e with no down payment.
L O W E L L E . O S IE R •
CLEANING — Window*,
Floor*. Pb. D. C. Cald-
TV SERVICE
F ait and Efficient
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win pay YOD to aee US before
cm buy. Open Evening* and
under*.
Eaalalde Trailer Sale*,
Palatka. Fla.
CHEA’ROLET 193L Low mileage,
one owner. Will rnnuder trade
In. Cali 1747-R, after 4 30 p. m
FORD ‘SI, 2 Door Hjdrnmattr
A'ery lew mileage Private own.
er Write P. O. Boa 4*7, Longwood.
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BOUGHT SOLD TRADED
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HOLLYIVOOD J*—Only Ihe mag
SMALL BLACK AND WTfITE long ic word "Zena" ilandi between
hiued dog. City Lire me No #7 Patricia Morn* and HM.nno
If found plaaie call 323-W
The lfiyear-nld ened la trheduled to try to break a hypnotiat'i
iptll on a TV *how tonight, and in
a prenew Tuewfay ihe appeared
po*itii eljr entranced.
Hypnntut Arthur Ellen put her
to aleep tor many minute* and told
:eport»ri he ran repeat Ihe atunt
anytime during thi* week merely
by repelling the word ’Zena."
Ellen and Mu* Mnrm will appear on NBC'i "Truth or Con*#quencei.**
Before he call* hi* *pe!l. 1100.*
mi) in new bill* will br placed on a
table before her. He will inttnirt
her not to rt*e from her ehalr. If
*he tan get up. take four *lep* and
pick up the money, if* her*, pay
able at |3,mn annually for 20 jeir*
The Bmnklyn boni hypnolut and
a grtfip of friend* are pulling up
the money.
In ve*tepdav'* warmup F.IHn
wai able to flick the rued with a
pin and Hand on her kneri after
impending her rigid body between
two rhatri. Patricia *aid ihe felt
no pain.
FOR SALE
M DUCKS A BANTAMS
A. JL H08 SETTER, FleHat
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mf-'t-goT'd cnnditioti-rramiiible
W.U accept trade-in. 106 Ava
ciiio Ave.
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FOR SALE — AVill u rn lire equity
nn 1931 I'nrd 7-dcfir tedan E»re.lcnt cnnditlon. Call 1R43-J.
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THE L A S T W O «D
IN T O U IB /A JG
Wareaoaae P u n .. Co., at 901 w .
DL St. All nationally adv. furnnure at warafaouie prtcaa.
YOU CANT BEAT THIS! Dragline and Bulldoaer Sendee
HutebDoo OCEAN FRONT Apart Beautiful Bookcaie Bed. Large Phone*: 1221— Sanford. 2464 —
menu llfi South Atlintic. Day
Douhle Dreiaer. Beveled Minor. Geneva.
tona Btach. Fla. Call Mrs. Hut*
Limited Urn* ONLY MJO.
ch.*on Phone 2J74-W.
E C H O L S B E D D IN G CO.
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NEW 2 Bedroom Home Available 10 3 Foot Crntlay Sbelvador Rtfri
g en to r wtth freeting rnmpart
November 13. Phone 2062.
m*nt. S130. Phone 2CS-J.
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r a m i . ate. Progreeaive I t —M eaw e/B eela/TraB m — l »
HEATING
if Co., Phone M l — 461
Floor F u n a c e t and Circulator*
ROBSON Sporting Goods
a
p o p e c o . in c .
■vtamde Bale* 4 Service
144 Beeth Park Ave. Phase 144*
M4 R 1*4 R4.
r t w e 999
Space Heater* and Floor Furn
ace* Liberal Trade-In
TOUR ROOM UnfumtAhed Apartmail, with yard Water Includ
ed. New paint and Tile. MfiOO
per month. Phone 2A3
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NICELY fornUhod Garage Apart
ment. 1912 Sanford A ve. or
Phone too
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HELP WANTED
AN i o dturibule Nationally
known produtt in tpare time.
Give Phone number. Reply Bo*
OM. *V Th* Herald
I.YC1IFE TREES
Ready to P l a n t .
in day e u y ! Sell braia name Alr-laycred.
Clirua on Clro, Roush lemon.
plalea fnr Iront door* Write
Simioon "Lucky Acre*”, Geneva
NATIONAL ENGRAVERS. Watrrtowo, Man
EVER-BEARING S t r a w b e r r y
Plant* 1130 iter hundred. Phone
W. DIETRICHS
T. W. MEMO
INI Park Ave. Phase 27 er 1*1
CLEAN furntahed Aparimtot, 1004 > BEAUTIFUL Lake Front Lota
P a l m a U o ._____________ __
at Banana Lake. 30’ s 400’. A WAITRESS 71 or over. Seminolr
good investment Phone 1470J.J
Drive.In Fail Firm Street
FURNISHED AoartmenL 300 Park
LAKE FKOVT IDTR
LADIES — The big Chrutma*
On large take, 123* » firm'. Hard
S##*on mean* big profit* for
M a Udxonm house, good location.
m id , electricity. Phone. Mail
Avon RcprrienUlivr* W> tram
filiC. CaU 3AMjot,. J in . Juanita Rtmell, P. Q.
and Paper delivery. S1.23D. a
31ilea from Sanford. Phone
* B E D H W J ftS S S f
Sanford.
3M6-R-4____________
2300 klellonvllle
EXCHANGES
U T O s Mi.Ul:!, - Ji
CLEAN (umlihed apt- CJnaa to,
Free ciiimaiei Phone WT-JV
,ol Wait l i t St. Phnna 61*.
WILL 8ELt« or trade: Tertian rug
9XI3’.
value,
fiano
Will
trade
FURNISHED Kitchenette Apia
14— 8PEC1AI. SERATCES - I
fnr anything of tame valua.
Air Conditioned. Slumberlami
Ifeauag
Phone
202g-J.
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Court South City limit* High
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Applianrw Center
"Your Weiunfihouia Dealer”
bone 11» • A. B. Petortoo Jro k er
Mavta* Waihera
laqcialea - A. B. Peterwn Jr.,
Coleman Heater* .
IA4 V* up
p. J . Cheilerton. Garfield Wil
rto e e 1717
lett*. John Meueh. JL W. Wtl- 111 Magnolia Ate
liami. A. C. Doodney. Land Burv#yo»
________ The Florida Time* Union, your
morning piper. For home deliv
11,000. REDUCTION
ery. Phont Jirk Bcnloo, *27-M
0*oer *aid tell. He* (one. 5
acre*. o*er 100 oranje tree*. A STOVE or Fireplace WOOD. Cut
any aite Stunned Oak. Fat
nice 2 bedroom home, partly
Pin*. Call 71VJ. Emir MornfurtiDhed 11.300 ra*h. Balance
long terra*. Thu la a bargain!
BAY MONT* M. BALL, BROKER H ig ltit IAKH. TRADE-IN
0. M. HARRISON, BROKER
paid for uted furniture Q
S. D. Hithleymao, A**oclate
wdaon-Maler Furniture <
KM South Park Ave
Pbona MO
E. lat St._____________
$1,000. DOW N
NEW 3 Bedroom Matonry Home,
reidy tor immediate poireiuoo.
located luit off Wett lit St nn
Grapevine Road. Price of I9.R00
include* Blind*. Heater and
Water Heater. City Water, No
loan cloilsg coili. Owner will
finance.
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A little apace like thla will get
yeur me* j a go hetorn our more
than lo om reader*. Tell 'em to
day I Pfaooe 1*21.
Wanted
FEM ALE
For All Ciirn
H K A U T IIT I, PA T T E R N S
CUSTOM F i r r i l D
PR O M PT
IN ST A L L A T IO N
StricklamlMorrison, Inc.
Snnfnrd. Florida
Phone 200
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D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D
ACROSS
1 Former
reme of
Teh) a
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involuntary
miracle
eonliactlon
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rail* to wit*
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nf length
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employ* th#
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a lawyer
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it's Wsrth AdTsrtWn* !■ REASONABLE -
By STANLEY
THE OLD HOME TOWN
"Whe-x ii th# fioxr you »•«♦
upa-redF’
It'd nmarteat to buv
quality ami not have to
worry alwut early replace
ment#. See u* for every
thing fine in the building
supply line!
HILL LUMBER
& SUPPLY Y A R D
Sear* Roehuek and Co. ha*
an npeninr in Santord tor
* younr lady- h*tw*«n 20 *nd
33 veara ef *r» Th» renon
mult know touch tyre *T»t»m and he able to maintain
a minimum freed of 33 word*
per minute. BiwtVkexolU* f tperienr* it * mueh d»flred
nullity, hut other prattle*!
e*perienr# "f advanre edurational «rh!#v#menW would
he eontldered. Annlicant*
mu*' h» hl»h *rhxoI eradiia'et. with pl»*ilnv peraonalltv arid rood rhiraeter,
»"d have the ahltltv and de.
•ire tx r*t tlo n r with people.
The pntit'xn offer* a food
ftartinc aalarv. A dUenonl
will he wtren on til pgrehatet. with rroun Ininp.
are*, rm u p » -piulUaHm
and neoflt *hartnr plane.
u allah L . F »m antnt veal*
dent nreferred. It Ii an tSealr
noaltton for th» right penen.
If vo-i are Interfiled to tfcf*
noiltton. and er* hetw»e«
the age* of 30 tad SS. aet-lv
to pereon now a t S ean Cat*.
W Rale* Dfftce, 113 E. Ftrek
Street. Sanford. Fla.
�Services Held
THK SANFORD HERMJD
re 8
Mon. Oct. Ill, 1955
Bstby Cmirehein*. e Xbyear-old
feather*eight comer from Holy
oke, Mats . and Lulu Freer, a 22year-rid on th* comeback path,
clash In a teleeision l* rounder at
*•**■■*
St
Nicholas Arena
New
tonight.
Coirehesne made a hit la bis
pipth-raunl technical knockout of
jugged Tony Puleo at St Nicks
Perl 8 ,n stretch bit unbeaten
gtreJk to 19
Terri former leading 126-pound
c-nten !er. v i- dnit v I by O ryj»b Coils in hi* ls*t noting May
2T end wa* dropped clear out of
the first 10
Cflurchesn#’* record i* J6-? I * n n
IS knockout* F ereia record is
M U
Du Mont will (elec a it at S p m .,
P.slph (Tirer) .Ion**, S*‘#iHiranking middl#»#tihi contender
from Yonk#r», N Y . lakes on 61
Andrews. Superior, W ll. In *he
V H w id ay night radlo-TV bout out
t l ih# Dmney Key Auditorium in
Miami
.
A roup!# *f young middlewalfats
with modest winning streaks and
« rest for fighting. Ray Drake of
New York and Tony Rildnnl of
Wavet-Barr*. P* . coin* in the
TV radio Friday fight at the War
Memorial Auditorium in Syraruse.
NY.
fConlianed From Pag* One)
The Lieutenant Commander called
th* roiinril'e attention to a total
of 18 accidents The causes «era
enumerated •»! at* by eeckleas
driving, on* hjr exceiilv# speed,
nine by r*rl*»s and negligent
driving, end two by the n r not
being under control Ilia roll of
fin#* * ii'it# d military pennnnel
was 11.900 and #sttmate<i damages
ner# IJA.t'f.’. Ther# wer* JO Injuries, he explained with 10 of
th* major and 9 minor, with two
fatalities.
The security Officer s*.a'»d 'hat
th# overall record did not look
good In comparison with the cost.
Commander Cole* found that the
accident Increase was not caused
primarily
from the station’s
growth, and that th» accident
rise followed a pattern or cycle.
Measure* to prevent recurrence
of accidents wri# discussed by
lb # g r o u p wilh a decision lliat
wer# the programs in which most
good could t# realised. On* such
Item would b* th* piecing of a
statistics hoard at the main gal*
of the station *• a constant ie*
«1nd#r nf the figure, on acrid»n<s.
Injuries, deaths and cost. Other
safety programs, explained by
W. E. Giles., NAAS Safety Engi
neer. would include handbills,
posters, pictures of recent acci
dents *nd a ssfe drivers training
course.
Commander Cole# asked for
f*et» and figure, relative to th#
effectiveness of th* saf* drivers
t Continued from Pago Owe)
what he thought of the poialbla cut
in revenue facing the city nest
year commented, "that hurts”. He
explained llu t funds not provided
from the sr.nusl “ road and bridge
fund" source would have to be repl*rs>d.
Hibbard Casselberry, founder of
the City of Cauclberry. i«H F ri
day that th* action on the p irt of
Hi# County Commissioner* w*» to
"make somebody think they’re re
ducing the taxes.” And he edded.
“ all they're cutting is th# fund they
give back to bauford and the othec
incorporated municipalities of the
county "
The Road ar>J Rridge fund for
the county will not be hurt with
an unprecedented Sill,Mil surplus
brought over from the previous
scar and wilh Increasing tax col
lections from raring revenues pass
ed along from the Stale.
Some officials are looking askante at the recent action of the
Seminole County Commissioner*
when funds wer* eicnly divided
hftw##* commissioners for disposi
tion Commissioner Fred Dyson, by
law is orevtnled from spending any
part of the Road and RrrJge fund
dollars within his own district since
II lies wholly within Ihe incorpor
ated limits of th# city of Sanford
It si yet to he determined just how
Commissioner Dyson will spend
funds m districts of other commisaloner*
Leslie Bryan, an official for (hr
Town of Altamonte Spring*, made
no comment on th# cut in fundi by
reduction of Ihe miUage. He said,
"it concerns us greatly, of course,
since «e receive about $1,000 from
Ihe Roa-J and Bridge fund for Ihe
upkeep of our city atreeti ” He
withheld further comment until a
study of th* budtet adopted by th*
Board of Seminole County Commis
sioners is made and it la determin
ed how Ihe cut will affect Ihe city.
th^r of a book "Trick* In Flower
Arranging.’*
Mr* Ochiltrn* thinks of Rower
and '•njo), sharing everything she
"excessive speed’ when stopped
can find in it. While in the north
by
Patrolman Williams U Biles
this summer attending the Nation
south of Sanford
al Council of Stale Federated G ar
Ixrenais Robinson, ■year-old
den * luhs, she purchased a num
negro Navy man attached to SNAber of new ati’etsores. many from
AS was charged with "excessive
Italy * ' shown by Importer* In
•peed'* when stopped by Constsble
the Chirsgo market. Mra. Ochil
J Q "Slim * Gslloway.
tree has planned for hei Sanford
Henry Le»t*r Brooks, 46-y#*r-«ld
appearance a vrry full demon*
merhir.ie of Orlando was charged
strum a p r o g r a m
including
with "driving
'driving while intoxicated”
intoxicated"
Thaokiglving and Chrisimaa ar
6 miles south of Sanford whaa
raflgfmenta which ahnuld be nf
stopped by Patrolman William*.
partteilar interest to local flower
Another "driving white intoxi
show exhibitor* Till* vear the an
cated" rharga was mad* by the
nual Flower Show of th# Sanford
FHP rotroiman when ha stopped
Garden Club will h# h#1d early in
Chari** Lamb, IT-year-old ware
Ime.mber and will feature a re
houseman ■ miles south of Sanford.
ligious theme
"No Drivers Llcen-e” was the
Or, mitor of w , decorations
charge agalntt Paul Vandiver, Or
and deiiining ai a part of itrden
lando Mechanic.
D E T R O IT L T i— A
rlub shows. Mra. Ochillr## ha* a
Th# Seminole County Sheriff, fh#
ttnivie niche among th# thousands Cou-t J-j-y Wednesday
Constiblei, and the Florida High
of garden club women is th* tint- M u rra y SfauV, 2*. nf
way Patrol, along with other law
trd State*. She began creatine Kli former girl friend.
enforcement agencies nf the eoun'y
bonnets of dried leaves, bloom*
Rimil *-■• aerated nf
hav# begun a campaign lo stop
and hark about 2-1 years ago *hile Mfts Jim* D«ll*n, 31. at
Iraffle violations along th# high
ihe was president of th# Miami *nd taking h#r nn a wll
ways.
Draco Garden Club. Five years i •" Ohio last May IP jn a
later she created ope-dayonly to persuade her to mar
ehapeaux with (reih blossoms
Slnuk claimed aha w#r
Hats designed "f and decorated
with flower* have sine* become a
ftandird class of most flower
•hows throughout the nation.
She makes non* of her hall
commercially and never takrs or
Phone 388
der* for them, she make* them for
gift* to friends and frequently
design* them for prominent visi
tor* to Florid*.
The Mamie chapeaux was prom i l d to the President’* wife at
tb* official opening nf the Inter
national Garden Club show in
Washington this past summer The
Yeti Dividend* from 15-35% ea
me!* teura hark, from which M n
Firt-WInd-Homeownert
la s u n a n
Elsenhower's hat vraa mad#, la
•oft, resembling chamois both to
color and texture. Th* little hat
♦a* tailored, tt* aectioni lured to
gether with b ro * i and metallic
YOUR
eberjile.
MUTUAL INSURANCE FRIEND
la addition th being a very an• SINCE 1999
fertairlng speaker, Mra. Ochiltre« explains her m ileriali and
techniques as the makes arrange
ments on the spot »n that mem
ber* of the audience know exact
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MAKE YOUR HOME
ly oow it is done. Her enthusiasm
and step-by-step methods tnspiro
ATTRACTIVE AND INVITING
m in / who hear her to go home
WITH OUR BEAUTIFUL DECORATIVE AND
and create an arrangement of
LASTING FOLIAGE PLANTS OR DISH GARDENS.
their own Mr*. Ochiltree's win*
MAKE GIFTS OF THEM FOR HOUSE WARMINGS,
aelrct'on of plant metertils and
SICK ROOMS AND OTHER OCCASIONS. ALTO
Use of Interesting containers pro
CALL US FOR CHOICE FLOWERS AND FLORAL
vide extra stimuli. It i* suggest
ARRANGEMENTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
ed Mat those attending bring note
books Anyone wishing additional
A. K. ROSSETTER
Information call Mra. Fred Mur
Fieri*! ft Ntireerymaa
ra y or Mrs. Fred Gaels.
WELL D R ILLIN G
Howard C. Long
SA V IN G
IN
COST
BOYD-WALLACE
SECOND LARGEST
TALLAHASSEE, F l a . - The
19AS1 paid patrons that tum id th*
- tnrnatila* at FSU’a opening encoun
te r against N C State this season
marked th# aacnod largest bom*
crowd la FSU’a young football his
tory. Largest crowd wai ltM ’a
opening coot*a* against Georgia-
CELERY AVENUE
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We telegraph flower* anywhere, eny f l a t
General Insurance
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JAM ES GUT AGENCY
in
bait r u n
m m
LLAHASXEE, Fla. — Coach
l ” Itulta’ Floridt State Universwimming team will be gunMg their third atratjtf wed*
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sage. the Rev. Stone said, "A
friendly church h si drawing pow>
rr; * cold church has freezing
power. Nothing can take the place
of the personal touch, the friend
ly greeting, the cordial amila, the
warm handclasp ”
Choosing his test from Deut.
6:4-9, the R-tr. Phillip ScHIfsImann, at th* Lutheran Church
of th# Redeemer, spoko yesterday
moraine on the i*rmon-snb)*rt
•The Christian Training of our
Children."
The Rev. Schlenmasn said. "In
our day we consider education nf
the greatest value; but what type
nf education are we speaking of?
Education for our benefit in the
future on the fat* of the earth
usually we mean some kind of
training which will rnable us to
secure a good living. But the
greatest education is so often
overlroked. That Is Christian Edu
cation, the education fur our soul's
benefit, the education of faith in
Christ Jesus our Savior.”
And the Rev Sclilcismanrt rnntinned. "To beenme truly great
rltiMni, In betqma truly gr.'at
peop!# cannot he don* by the
training of the mind for earning a
living, bul must be done by train
ing the h#arl for the greater lifr,
life bv faith in th* On* who gave
himself for ua. We. as Christian
parents must devote our life, our
all, to give our children the great
goal of life eternal, and then add
the training of th* mind for our
earthly labors.”
The Rev. David 8. Caraefls, at
the Christian and Mislonary Alli
ance Church, those for his topic
Iasi night, "Doubting is Believ
ing .**
He said, "Doubting la believing
It U believing th* opposite of live
truth as revealed In God's Word
Doubling and believing are so
closely allied that often the great
est aoubter becomes the strongest
bell Avar."
The Rev. Caraaflx laid, “ To
really doubt damatufs that you
(Ce at lew d from Paso Owo)
1111 the returned to n a r id i (or
another visit and met Alfred Cecil
Doudney of Hastings, England
whom the subsequently married in
IMS. She and Mr. Doudney bought
the Wellington bouse which stood
at the bead of Park Are. when the
si reel ended at Twentieth SL To
gether they were very prominent
in all church and social activilea
in tb t early days In Sanford and
surrounding communities, taking
an active intefoat in all civic af
fairs and In the Episcopal Church
where Mr. Doudney formed and di
rected the choir. Mr. Doudney
died in *901 and In 1910 Mrs. Doudmember of the DAR and a charier
member of the Sanford Woman’s
Club. She has had a lifelong Inter*
t i m the American Bible Society
which was founded by ber forbears
and his. through all her life, active,
ly supported its widespread work.
It w it her request (bat no fioweri
bo given in memory of ber but.
If in) one wished lo give a mem
orial in lieu of flowers, it was her
hope that a contribution would be
given to the Bible Society to further
Ha important work, or to any other
charity the donor might dealre.
Anyone wishing to contribute to the
Bible Society may get in touch with
Mrs Randall Chart, Telephone
No 121
Mrs. Vaughan la survived by
three children, two tons, A. Gur
ney Doudney of Miami; Sanford
F. Doudney. Sanford; and a daugh
ter. Mrs. W. cauthen Hutchison,
Sanford; five grandchildren, Mra.
Harry Steadman. Miami; Mn.
George Danglemin. T esta; Alfred
C. Doudney and WiUlam C. Hutch
ison Jr. of Sanford; and Mtst Penknow something about the truth so
that you ean believe the opposite.
When you already know the truth
—even if you say you don’t believe
It—u it not a far step aeroei the
line from Doubting that la Believ
ing th* tier of Sataa — to Believ
ing that la faith I t Jaaua Christ
unto eternal We."
(Gawtlmed From Page Owe)
attend. There should be some way,
he said, to Improve relations be.
tnecn member* and the associa
tion itself.
The dean of cattlemen told the
Senunote County group that ’'there
Is e reedy market la Florida for
your beef." Florida cattlemen, he
said, should have more faith in
Florida and the boof Industry. If
they do, they won’t have anything
to gripe about.
Williams also talked about the
Beef Council and IU work to pro
mote beef isles in Florida. The
council, he said, is mada up of
members of the beef industry,
growers and packers. "The coun
cil recently asked of all asaoctalions to agree to pay 10c per head
of cattle sold to finance the work
nf the council.'* And he concluded.
"It b>i found poor support among
the members of our cattle rais
ers.”
J. R. Gunn, aecretery of the
Florida Cattlemen's Association
and At Cody, co-editor of the Flo-
greater rapport JoI tb i Florida
Beef Council by the member* ci
the vinous assoc la boos of cattle
men.
Larry Jones, local auctioneer,
and a member of .the FFA conn*
Plastic Insulation
LOS ANGELES ID-Hungry red
and with a tail* for plaitie Insula,
ban hot* been triced ai the cut.
pnti raaponalble for a mysterious
iir iti of abort circuit fallurei i |
San Foraaado ValMy traffic slg.
sail.
Minai*r Uoyd Braff of th< Lot
Angeles Traffic Department raid
there bar* been M ihort circuit i
in i u weekj. mostly along heavily
traveled Lankorshia and Ventura
boulcrardi.
Electricians v e rt mystified. Mo.
tori it • v e rt confuted.
Frnifiy. Braff related yeitcrdi-g
inveitigators found that Uia rcT
ants, traveling in arm let of fhou.
u n d i, burrowed down through lo
inchei of cruihed gravel In wireconnector boxes placed near the
signals and chewed the Insulation
off the wiroi.
Farmers AucUOe Market, eakad
ike Seminole County Cattlemen U
they wanted to hold cattle i «1m
at the local auction facilities. "The
market has all the facililiM for
cattle aurttooi,” be said, "with
the exception of a dipping vet
which would cost in the neighbor
hood of MOO.” The market, ha said
would not install a vat unless they
could bo aiaured of reguler talas.
• Jones also ashed, the association
for financial help for the Future
Farmers of America group in Se
min It county. Charles S. Lea tuggevt-d that the association pro
vide the money necessary sod that
donations be mada L) raise a por
tion nf the tote).
NOTICE
At the conclusion of the business
I will wot be revtwniibl* for
meeting, over 110 pounds of Tbone end airloin steaks made up aav debts Incurred b r anyone
the main course o t the meal which ether than bv myself.
J . 1* Edmondson
rose Hutchison, Orlando. Sbe is also included potato salad and tide
alio survived by eight great- grand dishta for a complete meal.
children.
Active Pallbearers were; B F.
ThiUier, George A. Speer Jr.. R«ndall Chase. S. O. Chase J r ., Dauglaa Stenitrom and R. W. Dean*.
Honorary Pallbearers were: J.
E- Terwilliger Jr., W. A. Lefficr,
Chester Vf. Goodrich, w. B. Miller,
B. C. Dodd, Otis rurakre, E. L
BOTH BANKS WILL BE
Burdick, C. J. Meriwether, Roy
Holler, Rolland Dean, Ralph A.
Smith. John L. Galloway, H. R.
CLOSED ALL DAY
Herndon, Claude Herndon, Fred W.
Ball. Raymond Key, W. B. Nich.
olsen. B. L. Perkin* Sr . A. K.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12
Rosietter. William Beardall, Dr.
J. A. Smith. W. C. HiU. John Melsch, 0. P. Herndon, Judge E. F.
IN OBSERVANCE OF!
Hru (holder. Sheriff J. L. Hobby,
8 , T, Mllwee. Fred Dyaon. Maek
N. Cleveland J r., and W. A. Fitts
“COLUMBUS DAY*
Sr.
Burial -was la Lake View Ceme
tery.
Win havm thorn n o w — tho n o w ■*'
•i
.
%
**
trucks w ith tho L E A D E R S H IP L O O K
an d m oro hersopow or p o r dollar,
than a n y othor truck linol
�!
»
TOW
Weathei
M IV S F A P t l
Tartly clourfv with xrtdelv seal
lerrd shnwrri renlial portion
(•xi| north portion and Inferior
tral pot lien.
D EFEN D S Y O U * R IG H T
T O KNO W !
VOLUME
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XLVI
atahlUhed ISOS
Commissioners Adopt
Resolution Approving
Appraisers Report
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Exercises
Performed
By VC-9
n
No, r * L
Residence Requisite
Of Charter Discussed
^Captain Roy
Resigns From Force
School Bus, Moonshine
Ordinances Adopted
County Marriages
. Top Divorces Says
Board Of Health
First Truck Load
”j •ta *«*» 01 Vegetables
Shipped Yesterday
5-Year-Old Found
A { Bosebajl Field^
FCM Round Table
Discussions Slated
Last Sewer Section
Nears Completion
Tabulation Of Bids
Building Permits
Presented To Board Take
Big Tumble
t
s* — ■
Awnnrlaird Pretut Leaned Wire
Clerk, H. N. Sayer
Reviews Record
George W. Morgan
» Named Manager
01 New Local Store
a
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 11. IMS
Operations completing the quali
fication of Composite Squadron
.Nine piloti in carrier landings were
conducted aboard Ihe aircraft car
r e r l 'S S. Ticonderoga Saturday1
and Sunday
The exercises were performed
The Board of Seminole County
VC 9 in connection with its status
Commissioner! unanimously adop , ■
T
LI IJ
as the Ready One Squadron of the
Ud a resolution, this morning, so- l a U T f i f i f I fl H O l f l
Heavy AlUck Ming Both day and
prosing the appraiser. report «! J H j t C C J I U I I U I U
night landing! were made despite
the 17-92 righl-of-way properties
Inteimitirnt bad weather.
Cllv Commission-r .Inhrt brM*r
"
from F ite Points south to the
D.rectiom us landing the AJintrodiitcd the Sew- Yoik titan
Orange County ltne.
aircraft aboard Ihe Ticonderoga One ol the City of Sanford's oldMayfair Inn manager F-* a 'le
According to ihe appraisal, sub
were given by the VC 9 Landing! cat employes in Ihe length of trrbane lo Ihe fl.-mil of S It) l orn
mitted to the commissioners, the1
Signal Officers. Ltefllcnant Com-| vice submitted hi* lelter of re*icm
■it I<» kml off l»-i nighl •
entire co*t of Ihe right of way pro
mamiers Robert h Ifcid ani David Hon t i the Board of Commissionmeeting,
perties will come lo 12X9 212
Ludwig, who also are pilots In the e n la»' night
Melusne ffi* «*!rornrd by Sh
However, it was pomtrd out in
Captain Roy
The Seminole Countr Junior squadron.
enmmiationei* Hr (old the r»m
the report, the submitted appraisal Chamber of Commerce will hold its
An LSO helps the pilots land years old,
mixrionrr*. and me cily commitdoes not include parcels where noon luncheon meeting Thursday U jeboard Ihe ship by Si'lng a scriei work with the; city in tat a. aiki-d;
»
• inn Ionm ttidlen-e lhal "I want
owners of Ihe propsrty could not
that
his
resignation
be
acccptrd
ef
of
signals
from
a
platform
located
the Sanfford Fire Station where the *' “* '* '
*
**■'
Ih# people nf S»nfo tl to frr| at
be contacted.
Fire Chief. Mack N. Cleseland Sr.. at the stern of the ship. The*e fective Nov 1.
home at the Mayfair in-1
V*
A further appraisal of properties and his firemen will b* boil lor •«£"»!■ rri*i*
Captain Dili, evprewed hit sin
There were Just »hnn( twlew a*
,h* approach,
liavt xnmronr lx theie, hr said,
for IT-92 righl-of-waya will continue luncheon
! 'feed and altitude of ihe oncoming cere thanks to the Sanford City
mane marriage* us Scmlnoto
who
icaliiet
that
not
only
ii
the
for the section from Fiva Points
Commission, to the various agenThe fit** load of vegetables
Garfield Wdiets. Tire Presen- aircraft,
north to Section 902 al Onora Street lion Week chairman, has had the The AM Savage employed by ries of the »tiy. ami lo individual, shipped from the Sanford State hotel an a-**l lo Sanfotd hul that County a* divorce* and annul
C. E. Duckworth Sr. was employed cooperation ol Fire Chief Cleveland . Heavy Attack Squadron* Is Ihe within [be city government, fori Farmer. M.ikci rolled yesterday Sanfmd •• an a«»el to the liolei. ment* according to a report from
for Ihe appraise! with sppraisers in lining up one of Ihe mort pro ' heaviest atrcrafl that has landed their cooper*non during the tim e| consisting of cucumber*. >qua-h. I am tine, -aid Mrl-ane, that She the Florida State Board of Ib-alth
named as Raymond Ball and A. B. gienlve grngrams for th* event j aboard and taken off from an of his employment.
»nd pepper*, locally grown bv people of Sanfold Will wrlcnmr for th# period January Atigtitl
The Board ol CommUslonfr* ac- -V F Johnson, graded and park our gii*-t».
mv
m « t t r l J ri*B^ t. u i | Cw,lIfbi m^de ^ r presented in Semmnole Coun-'atrcrafl earner,
Th* euniniivxtonrta n etr at od-la
men. The appriU il «ill be made
( ^ erf* 0f ^ officer* and men ccpltd live tcsignaliiin of th* San cd Fv Thc4i Pate Produce I'om
Muh a population of U.KT, th#
pan),
and
shipped
to
Frcvh
Mead
fito to 'n S d
S°m« 01 the bishllght* ol ihe Fire , from the squadron .boarded ihe ford Police Department Officer uwi Produce tnc,. New York City. when tht di'>u«-u<n irlatiie to the marnagex in Seminole County tor
• mployilig of Ituaiell llalla* came
are returned
U» ^ t e
Prevention Week program that will Ticoodfroga al Mayport lale last with drep regret For hit long
Sam Aron«nn, local rrprrxrnla lip. It «a> evplaintd that the new th* 9 month period ram# to j n
be discussed at the meeling a ir:
-eek to assist in ih* operation years of service, tbe city will pay
ready been furnished m which the
The Jajberx have dulrihuted, They are scheduled to return lo the Captain's salary through the live, with offices on Ihe .Sanlnrd man would he employed to head while divorce* and annulments
instrument* will be bated.
CEURGE W. MORGAN
rnd nf the year and will prevent Market vtaird that "a lot of ere the tltiltiv Department as a totaled JOT
Horn* Inspection Blank*" to ail Sanford late today.
John F. Fox, Seminole County
Mm
with Ihe proper resolution and riit is due A K Johnson in pro •alary of $n,Oon and *1 the end «f
white and eoloeed. tof
children.
during surh n fine crop of early six month* a |MHI lnciea-e. Com* | theBirth*
Right-Of-Way Agent pointed out ichoul
ailxer plaller,
asm# period, totalrd MA.
Fire truck, to suit all City
fait cucumbers, squash, pepper*, mix’inner John b rider In ought nut
to Ihe commissioner! who met schools for demonstrations and fire
Tlu-re were tot white birth* and
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and eggplant "
In a special session this morning
that "if a man dnean’l think 1*1 colored birth*. »atd the report
drill
for
children.
He
alto
mentioned
that
Johnnin
to consider only th* H-92 right-ofenoughs of hi* pnaitlnn to move received today,
The Sanford Fire Department
had a go-wl "pinch hitler" In pm Inin the city—** aouidn t em
way matters, thaf the appraisal
and Station n to be o.ven all week
Thir# wer* tol death* In Semiduring such a fine crop of early
does not Include the eight parcels for public Inspection.
through a special formula fcrtili- ploy him." Our rhartrr says ‘live no!* County during th* Januaryand neither doe. it include bonow
Fire prevention display shown in
In a report to the Sanford City (
rer rvpcciall) made up bv Lynn* in the city” —either abide by it Augurt period of thi* year, tha
pits and drainage easements.
Cowan's
window.
Comitil»*ion,
City
Clerk
II.
N.
Sayi
Fertiluer Company In ihia section nr lake it out nf the chatter, -aid •tatl'ttrs reveal, wilh 110 of them
••These." said Fox, "will hav* to
Children s how al the Rita Tbea.
while deaths and 91 colored.
Jnhnon has 20 acre* plsnlrd in Krider.
aw ail Ihe rrlcase of the plan* by Ire Saturday morning at ID o'clock. #r reviewed lb# record of work •
Mayor Denver Cordell axk»d how
Infant death* during Ih# period
cucumbers, five acre* in eggplant,
escompllfhed
by
th»
Polire
Deth* Stale Road Department."
And a midnight show i t Uie RiU
and seven acres In yellow xlrxighl many employ era nf lb* rity non tvf time covered by Ihe report inparlment during th* month of
Slnach told the commissioners Theatre Saturday night
nrrk and eocorcll* squash which tlvrd oul'ida of lb* rity limita and taleo M, three nf them whila in
Mayor Drnvcr Cordrll ha* .igned September.
George W. Morgan, active in lo that llta State Road Department
he waa told that Ihei* wet* IS fant deathe and M ad them r t l r t
will hr in production until frost,
A
total
nf
919
r«
>e*
wa«
brought
cal buiineii circlea for the past ha* left open a suggerted muni a proclamation inneuncin: Oct. t|
nr
Id. However, Clerk II. X. ed.
We
are
reliably
informed
lhal
befot* th# City Judge for hear
ten je a n , haa been namal man cipal section that would save the I) as "Fir* rreveotiua Meek" In ing.
thu acreage nf early fall vrge Bayer revealed lhal when Ih* char
II#art
ibeeieee
rented
Hve
larfager tor th# Sherwin-Williams county about 930.000 In right-of- Sanford.
lablts is, hv far, Ihe best grown ter waa adopted, thuxe living out ett pcMtniage of deaths in Semi-,
Of the*# rax*'.
were for rarw.
Company's now Sanford branch, way expenditure!
in this section in quite a number • id# nf the rity weie given W no!* Count* during tha eight
"There la
leia and negligent driving, 19 tot
to be located at UT Magnolia Ave. no indies (ion that the State Roa 1
ul yesrs.
n*>* to move invuie or l«te their' months covered by Ihe report with
dtunknes*. B for ' disorderly ronThe appointment waa announced Department will appro*e the 9
M reenrded Cancer tlaimed lha
Jobe.
durt,
9
for
drunknexs
and
ditnext U rged nun
Cot
today by Mr. W. B. Bell, of Al- TOO foot municipal sectiat. hoi it lx
o*derly lonJuct, 7 for dtivlng
Uala. Go.. Soiihnaitern Regional left open for p e rt die *vt.y' kg
Kern said, "I think It Ii lime we wilh 17 rrporten for lha period.
A S4-yrar-old
) ear-old Sanford Avo. jioong' thunk. 1 for assault ami battery,
Director for lha world'* iargeat said.
•citify the eituation nr lake Ih* Other ihvthi from certain eautei
ster was found last night aboi-t T
Commissioner Olu
Fourakre o’clock having "the lime nf hi* life" X for failure to yield right-of-way,
paint company.
requirement
out of the rh*rt*r." were three from tuherruloin, onn
Z for brandishing firrarms, 4 for
Mr Morgan attandad schools U laid. "Our neat move will be to at the Sanford Memorial BiMb.ll petit larceny, 3 for leaving the
Control.doner Krider told the from iyphilii, four from diatiatae,
Kentucky, graduating from th* conlart each property owner for Stadium.
group that the peixon living ou(- <>na linm anemia, auia from toicsne of an accident, I for eseapSharpsburg, Kentucky High School. a possible purchase nr option on
• Irle of the . it v ha* a take-home lliienia and pneumonia. X) from
Tommy
tones,
son
of
Donald
ris>
prlvoner,
,7
for
trespaiving,
V \ IT . BOV T1IJAS
pay
greater than the pet’on cerebral vattular riiteatrx, eight
Mr. Morgan ii in tended in batc- rtght-or-way properties."
Jones.
191
Florida
Cttrus
Mulual
round
L S?n! £ L A\*_'
• f»r sal* of aha,, of lottery for
However, County Attorney Stack ing yesterday
living
in’idr
Numerous citisrna from *11 n'her rirrulatory diteaeball. lootbaU and baakalball. 11a
afternoon since 4 )Q money. I for poixenjon of a share
table divcuitiont are tlalrrl wilh
N.
Cleveland
Jr.,
suggested
that
#», nx fmm nephn'i* and nephew
came to Sanford in 1PM aa a
until locsted by th* 5an!»rd Poire in lottery for money, 19 for #*•
Ihe nrw »eavon rapidly ippruach- coniplaiirrrj when Mr, ,lnhn»on liv II*. on* from motor vehicle ere*,
member of th* armed forces ala- each properly owner be wntleo Department last night.
ed
<
n
llrarige
County
and
worked
ing
full
tpee<1
operation
The
talk*
drnli, and II from other accidents.
Undaunted, unafraid, and having reeding the ipeed limit, S for no
linnet at tbe local Naval Auxiliary en d u in g with the letter a self
are hrld annually to give grower for Ihe ('it> of Sanford, *aid KridAir Station, having enlisted in At addressed, stamped card for ira a good time, and as someone men drivers lirente, 3 for operating a
ruunril* firal hand tnformatinn on rt "| don't l>ellrve there it a
(Cealiaeed Oa rag* Eight)
M'jrk I* being expedited #n the F'CJI plan* for the newr tea'on and • ingle ytly that d o n 't have Ilia
lanta. Following hie discharge from
Honed. ‘poMihly wilting l-w the tar with improper driver* license,
1
for
passing
a
school
bus
whila
lait aewei sertion l# bring the rrrvtvt any new stiggevlion* fnr •anil reelsirlion,’* h* xald, "mini
. the service ha became store manSanrard-ralatka
game
Friday
unloading children. 1 for impro million and a half dollar water making ill operation* more effec live within Ihe cily fnr A mnnthi,"
agar for the Cowan Company, lat
night."
per pasxing, 2 for improper drivers and aewer project lo completion. t s a.
er Identifying himaelf with the
tCnntlnnrd no Tag* flight>
hconxe, 31 for Improper parking, Hubbard s onilruclion Company la
Gulf Ufa Insurance Company.
Talk* for lha ganford group.
40
for
parking
overtime,
42
for
Shortly afterward he was named
nnw laying the la-t leetioua nf along with nlhrt groups in the San
pat king meter violation, 3 for p P« in the area connecting th fnrd aica, are vlated for Oil I*.
manager of the Navy Exchange at
parking prohibited, 1 for parking bug* *>*«rm nf *ewer llnea to th# I 12:30 noon, at the Duck Inn, Orlsn
the local Station.
Bids were opened yesUixiay
Building permit* issued In th« in alley, 3 for running a red light, Tort Mellon Park lift *Ution.
do B riilct Stanford, oilier group*
Mr. Morgan if a member of th*
Cily Manager
Warren
F. to allrnd this meeting will he rtrXlwanli club of Sanford. Ife la a merninr, by Ih* Sanford City City cf Sanford took a tumble dur A for running a stop sign and 1
Manager,
a
t
10
a.
m..
for
a
Fewer
for running stop sign and red Knnwlr* lait night laid that thr lendo. Apopka, Osceola Counly, and
member of iho First Christian
ing September of 1945.
Announcement was mid# lodsy
Church where he la chairman of Cleaning Machine, Healing Ket
According to a report from City light- .
project bee not been accepted or Winter Garden
tles, Toltca Cars, Pickup Truck, Clerk 11. K. Payer, a total of 29
Allied Youth—a high vchr«d or of ih* renrgamiatmn plans foe row.
Robert W. Rutledge, general
From th* 313 eases, fires im ipprovrd einr* there wer* s'vrral
the Church Board.
Motor Grader, Tractor, Scmi- permit* were issued in SeptemUr posed cams to a total of $4441-28
placet that pip* had to b* relay manager, announced Ihe schedule ganiration ts bring formed al S* version of ih* taih Infmtry D|vlAs branch manager for Sharwlntrailar,
and
Dragline.
of th* round table ducuxiions in mmole High School Thur»d*y #vcn non to th* taih Armored Dtvifor a total valuation of $72,022.
whila court costa collected with th* ed and corrections made.
Williams Mr. Morgan la to receive
ing ■ T p m when a sponsor in i *lf>n. Florida and Georgia Nations!
A tabulation of the hid* was
Th* figure this year It !*•• than flnoa cam* to a total of I44A.
special training, Udeding techni
A manhole In Us* City Hall area Ih* current Issue of Mutual's week several youth leaders nf the com Guard.
cal courses covering fcrmulaliooi presented Use Board of City Com half of the amount Ittued in tha Parking mator fine* brought tho was completed yeeterday while ly membership publirslion They
and uses of various finishes. Ex- missioners a t feat night’s meeting comparable period last year. Ac city a total of $200.04 and rarklng machine and men wer* aetigned opened Iasi nighl at T 3n p m. at munity will meet wilh Interexlcd To. I. |J4th Inf Xantorri's ww»
Mali m il Guard unit, will he rowp*rt training also la scheduled in for tho awarding th* sale t* th* cording to the records of the city, meter (liver collected from th* to th* lift atalion aiea in an *f- Jnhnnie's Steak House, Wsuehnli young people
The nrgani/alion U min xeclariae. verted in Fo It, tilth Armored
lowest bidder,
color harmony.
permit* in September of 1944 city's perkiag meters touted 91c tort to bring sawsr ronslrurtion * *
hAK*. A" * dl•• nnn political, educalional and so Inf. Bn, The tentative date tor
The heavy equipment expendl- totaled $149,13040.
'Avon Park and Fort M#a.J#.
94141.
Allhough dtUils M the formal
to a riot#.
Nine meetings are planned, wilh rill. The groups formed in each| units in Ihe 4*th to ronwrt lo so
opening hava not yot been deter lure totals an estimated 94S.40l.g4
th* chairman, rorhairm an and school are known a. Pint* snd are armored statu* has been set tor
mined, the store is expected to be with two Item* authorised to be
icrrelary of each cminrtl invrlnl lo created to study the problems of1Nov t.
bought and selected by th* City
la operation Nov. IS.
With Ihe ronvrrvton to armor fh#
the meeting for their are*. All alcohol end In promote a xocial
Manager
and
two
of
hit
departMr. and Sira. Morgan, tho form
mem)’* « nf Mutual sr# il*n wel program emphivinng that the h*>l i»iih in f. lung one of lb# nation’i
or Wilma Bond, of Richmond. Ky. m*nt head*.
good limes sre had hv the crowd fme»t Infantry Reg.menu, will be
come, however. Rutledge and.
The purchase *f a Rawer Clean
and tbatr U-year old daughter
In past years, the»e tettinns lhal dives not d ok Th* prngtam deactivated with th* current First
ing
Machine
far
91419.40
went
to
Shirley reside at 1SU Magnolia
hsve proven "very helpful", th* nf Ihe new g r o t b r i n g crcaled at Battalion ol the 124 becoming tha
Southern Pip* end Tool Company
Av*.
Mutual manager said, "by giving Seminole High School ls po.iltvr |j|ih Armored Inf Itn
of F l Pierre, while Heating K*l.
u< an opportunity In kl our coun It never says -don'l Theie is no l h , n r. , T fmmr(1 l;((h Arfni,
ties were bought from Iho tew bid.
cil officer* know fint hand, and pledge signing Allied A-ulh sav ,nf n„ tal„ h, eompoie.) of unit*
der. Highway Equipment Company
through them Ihe rank and fit* of tl. leaders, is democratic and sol |n ApjUrhlr„U ,,limrv |-4n4m,
of Orlande for 9119Tlj.
Mutual members, whsl service* uni ary. Anyone who is Interexlcd n ty K D»fu„u k 5prm(I
Two police cars were purchased
their organiiatton will provide dur may belong and it wins a greal
from Strichland-Morriaon, Inc. for
,
_, „
ing Ih* season The round table response from youlh.
tho net price' of 93.Md.S4. The two
Sponsor tor the group forming . „ n*'*f
lh' T^ ' : ,,d ,1" ; « J
meetings alio provide an optmrFord care, one to he palntexl yel
,n' H" ‘ ,u,m * Tjnk n"
lunlly for eotinril officers or any its organ,ration Thursday night I. Gun)
A 37-year-old Ntgro w*i taken low and one black, will bo th* loo
Fornpaniri from Lise Oak,
msmner In make (Uggolioni for Ihe Assistant Principal of Semin Gameivil^r n<al*. sml Lake Cily
Into custody yosterday and charg
hp
engine
car.
The
purchase
price
ole
High
School,
\ndv
Rrarkcn
making
Mutual
more
effective"
ed with tba raniackinc of the
will form this Battalion, ih* only
Th# schedule of meetings for The leaders for Ihe new Altic-J lank battalion in Florida
C m a i Academy hail dings Fri includes Use trade-ins of two cars.
Youlh movement here air: Mrs.j
A pickup track sea* purchased
(Cmllaaed aa Pag* Elghl)
day eight, it v a i reported.
C W. Crgle, chairman. Mrs | The Thud Bn., 131th Inf., nf
from Strichtand-Merriaon, Inr. for
Wllilarr Miller, atlas "Brother” $144340 Th# A cylinder 197 bp
Ifomer Oxbmnr, and Mr. Bill Har which the Sanford Company is a
WiUrr. waa picked up on a r«mcomponent will become the tilth
vey
.
plaint yesterday whan a negro Ford trxwk will be used by the
Mtxs Faye Ashley hat hern \rn iJ Inf Bn The newly created
Utility
Department.
••■ o n reported an attempted
named chairman nf the publicity iilth will b# rompo-ed of Co, "A'*
A Gallon Motor Grader waa purbreaking and entering of her
romciittr*
and Mist Pal Harring in DrLand, Co "B" in Sanford,
Ms. Patrolman Arnold Williams rhaaad from Use Florida-Georgia
Slevrn Boy and Nathan need nf ton was named chairman nf the Co ' C" located in Orlando, Cin
«f the Sanford Police Department Tractor Company of Orlande for
1101 Mellonvtll# Ave, are gelling indai rommlHc* for the (ir«l meet "D" in Lecvhurg. and llq . Hq*
held Miller for questioning at the $11440. The price Includes a 92.and Service Co in Eustis.
the Jump nn most hoys and girls ing.
trade-In allowance for th*
te a l police department.
Ihis year by mailing their letfers
Secial on.li md the Tli Armit,
lo Santa Claus aarly.
Coeifable J. Q. “SUm” Gallo- eity'i present grader.
Ord Bn will h* located In North
The Board of Sanford City
Two letters sre being torwsrded
*»F, notified of lb* complaint
Florida in Ihe Jacksonville area
lo Ih# Jolly otd gentleman that
ned of the fact that Miller waa Commissioners authorised the pur
while Ihe la th AAA \W Rn will
were rscelved lale yesterday and
heiag held, questioned him regard- chase of a used tractor not to *».
have unlit it Jarkxo-nilie, Patatka,
they're sure to reach Santa in
b i| the Crooms Academy break- reed $1400 and a Mml-Uller not
St Auguvlme and Daylnna Reach.
According In a requed for hid.
tins# for first rhnjr#.
U f and entering. Con«Ubl* Galio- to exceed 9X400. Th* reason for
Th# U9th krmd FA Hn. will D*
Tho- letter from flexen Roy on uniforms for Ihe Sanford Polire m Soulh Flon.fa with units iq
w«P MtS that he detected Mfflsr the authorisation la duo to th*
Department,
we
will
soon
set
Ih*
reads:
fact that need equipment, when
lakeland. Itainex City, Bartow,
Dear Santa Claus: Pleas* Sanla liral uniform policewoman for San Plant City, and Winter Haves.
•pvciffed hi Mda, agaaM ho guarClass . . . Will you please bring ford.
Th* bid rails for price* on a The ZKnd Armd. Med. Bn. wilt
m* • bityele.
have unila la Jarksonvilia, h r t
woman's
uniform
And then the letter front Nathan
Reed read*:
Mrs. Estelia Jennings, on Ih* Lauderdale, and Miami.
Th* m l of Ih* tfth Armor*!
rosiar of lha Sanford Pollra D*
Dear Santa Claus;
rtment aa Desk Sergeant, sitll, Division will bn located in Georgia.
Plaase
bring
me
a
biryela
and
Murphy Katina. The City Man
a bow and arrow, also a cowboy
all probability be teen In uni Betides Ih* 49th unila their ara
ager espialand than auch u ca
many other units of the Florida
form when bid* are let
gun and bolster set.
ffe* Is U tlin w le fty ■ dragline
With such promptness, it Is pos City Manager Warren E. Knowles National Guard srattaicd through
• W SIS fenigqi «f icpp rymn.
sible lhal their wishes might be laid recently that the entire de oat (h* state. Including Uy tilth
C M for the OMplete mnehlno
to the City of Sanford aaxCJty Attorney. Mnye» Cordell reechee for realised. Anyway, it sura doesn't partment should be In uniform In Inf. Ragt. nf Uw $lst Inf. « v . a s !
M l the b e t! an eetsy f « h b e s r h (Staff Phete)
cluding it* wnman member.
hurt to be B ret
Luncheon Meeting
Al Fire Station
^
SANFORD. FLORIDA
.... i „
l i.
Allied Youth Meet
Set For Thursday
At Seminole High
Negro Is Charged
With Ransacking
Academy Buildings
)+
Two Eager Youths
Write Santa Early
Sanford Will Soon
See Policewoman
w
B
*.J . . .
Local Guard Unit
Announces Plans
For Reorganization
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J iD ffU L
/ere proud of the exceptionally good progress were making i
SANFORD'S NEWEST, LARGEST and FINEST
SUBDIVISION . . . . SOUTH PIN ECREST.
(Im m ediately S o u th o f S a n fo rd ’s N e w P ln e c re s t E le m e n ta ry School)
The County School Board Is Taking Bids Now On Work To Clean Up The Entire
25 Acres Of School Grounds Between Our Subdivision And 27th Street To Provide
Playground Area. We Have Pledged To Pay
Of This Cost, So That
The Work Will Be Done Immediately.
Cur Plan Is To Build 125
Attractively Designed 3 Bedroom
I
Homes Priced From
*10,600.
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O u r P r e s e n t P l n e c r e s t D e v e lo p m e n t
*15,000
LfH H ES TO HI*H SCHOOL
PINECREST SCHOOL
MADU M
wnnu Tocirrciocr.
25 ACRES * SCHOOL GROUNDS
We plan to complete all 5 9 homes
SOUTH PINECREST SUB-DIVISION
SUB-D1VISI0
in the 1st section b y Decem ber 1st.
III
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committments on these homes were
obtained before the recent change in
the law that requires an a d d itio n a l
2 per cent cadi down payment.
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your home for $250. less cash down
payment than you will need on future
homes.
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Ton can act now and choose jour paint color inside and
out—Also bath tile and brick trim on any home not
completed.
You can purchase our $10,600. homes
IF YO U ARE A VETERAN
m DOWN PAYMENT $62. PER MONTH
SERVICE PERSONNEL F.H.A.
BRAILEY ODHAM, President
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VOLUME XLVI
AN INDEPF:\PKNT TMILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD. FLORIDA
*
F R ID A Y . O C T O IIE R 7. I9SS
A n w lilf il P r t j j
W ir r
No. 291.
Committee
To
Report
Ieaih
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rs,
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To Attend
LOCCLL M orQ L bLtuatLOrL
Confronting Youth
it it it it
YOKMAN l/« KIM M E
First Nomination
For Outstanding
Bluejacket Told
P in t nomination for thie week
ly column for outstanding blue
jackets attached to formpoiite
Squadron Fire at the 5NAAS la
Yoeman Jfe, Willie D. Kitnme.
Kimmr ha* been with V C 4 ainee
May of 1953 when he reported from
the Nava] Training Center rt Mem*
phii. Now U ycara bid. Kimme
halls from Washington. Missouri
where he expects to aettle alter hia
releaie from the*Navy neat year,
Bill’* Job at Savage Son ot San
ford hai been in the squadron per
sonnel office he hat aerved sa
secretary, typist, and traw lers and
report a yeoman.
Squadron deployment to the MedIteranean laat year aav Kimme
serving aboard the USS Coral Sea
lor three months and I ho remaind
er of the tour in French Morocco.
At this writing Kimmc's orders
to Attack Squadron I N baaed at
Cecil Field, Jachaonvtllw-havs been
Issued. He leaves VC-J having
earned the reaped of his officers
and co-workers by hie friendliness
and devotion to duty.
While at Sanford Kimme has
made full usa of the recreational
facilities offered by the USO both
here and In Orlando. He atleodrd
A ll Soula Church In Snnford.
Stine To Speak
At Rotary Club
o
m l.
I
A man who has the distinction
of having hern president of both
the Rotary Club of Sanford and
the Rotary Club a t Orlando at
well
having attained the high
office of District Governor of
Rotary International will bo the
guest speaker at Use regular week
ly meeting of the loeal club. Mon
day noon, at the Yacht Club.
Paul J. Stine, prneral manager
of the well Known machinery and
Industrial supply distributing firm,
H arry P. Leu, I m . ef Orlando,
will dlscura Community and Club
Serrlea with his fellow Rotations
among whom a r t numbered two
brothers of lb# speaker, Andrew
C . Stine and Ceprge A. Stine.
Another honor recently bestow
ed span Paul fhlne was the elec
tion to the presidency of the South
ern Tnduftrial Distributors Asso
ciation. Ra I* well trnowr through
out the state as a church and civic
leader and "will be coming hack
home" on the oceaalon of his visit
h e n , Monday.
Gov. A. Harriman
To Visit Stales
NEW YO RK IA—Gov. Avercll
Hanim aa. often mentioned aa a
possible eaadMate for the Demo
cratic presidential nomination, wUl
visit Oregoei, Washington and Ida
ho p n t north.
D ie Seminole County MinUlec*
lal Association met yesterday at
the Seminole High School with
the Rev. David S. Carnefl* pre
siding. The Rev. O. D. Creasy,
formerly of Old Hickory, Tenn.,
new pastor of the church of God
of Prophecy, was elected to mem
bership in the association. The
Rev. John Miller of the Fust
Baptist Church and the Rev.
Terry I . Stone of the First Christ
ian Church were appointed to
study and bring recommendations
concerning funeral processions.
It was decided to hold the an
nual union Thankigtving eervica
at 9:50 a. m. Thursday, Nov. St,
at the Little Brown Church on the
Hill. The host pastor.. Dr. J. R.
Root, Is to arrange the program
and special music. Tha Rev. Ro
bert Speer of the Churrh of the
Naiarene was appointed as tha
speaker for the occasion, with the
Rev. J. W. Parham as alternate.
Unworthy movies, salarlou* liter,
ature on loeal newstands, and pro
fane sexy novels were discussed
The Rev. Milton Wyatt. Rev.
Cheater Plank and Chaplain Far
rell Krmpton were appointed aa
■ apecial committee to bring to
the nest meeting a report on the
general moral aituation confront
ing the youth of the community.
The Rev. Plank and the Rev. 8 .
Creasy were commissioned to In
vestigate the Big Brother Move
ment and bring a recommendation
concerning It to tha November
meeting.
At the request of the Seminole
High student council, the asso
ciation voted unanimously to ac
cept aa a privilege the responsibi
lity of furnishing minstrral speak
er* at monthly assembles, aa well
aa for. Holy Week and Easter Sun
rise eervices. The Rev. Stone was
selected as the assembly speaker
fer Nov. 10,
Mayor D. Cordell
Invited To Se’rve
On Panel Group
Maytr Densei Cordell has been
invited to tako part in a panel dia
mission at tha Annual Convention
of tho Florida League of Munici
palities which will bo held In Jack
sonville Nov. 13-15
Gordon T. Butler, Executive
Secretary of tho statewide organ
iiation extended the invitation to
Mayor Cordell In a letter dated Oct
9, said, "In connection with our
annual convention In Jacksonville
on Nov. 13-U we will follow our
usual procedure and set aside tho
afternoon of Monday, Nov. 14, fer
a group mortlaf of the Mayon.
Commissioners, aad Council men of
the larger cities of the State. 1
would lihe to have you serve as a
member ef the panel at the group
meeting."
Taxi Driver, 28,
Token Into Custody
Jose Juan Vegas. M-year-old taxi
driver, of Roaenhayn, N.J., was
charged with "failing to have his
ear under control." when taken
into custody on State Road 41 onehalf mile west of the Geneva
Bridge,
Constable J. Q. "glim" Galloway,
who Investigated the accident, said
that the 1951 Chevrolet panel truck,
traveling at an apparent high rate
of speed, (aft tha highway pavement
tor I * yards and then crashed
Into a ditch.
D m accident, which occurred
shortly baton S o’clock this mor
ning, caused property damage esti
mated at I4P9 hut there were ao
Pastor Of Church
Tells Of Campaign
To Begin Sunday
The Sanfott) Church of God
this Sunday will launch an re
tentive Sunday School enlarge
ment campaign. arcording to the
Rev. II. W. Henderson, pailor.
He said the local drive It be
ing held in connection with a
• ii weeks national Sunday School
rontest sponsored by tha Na
tional Youth Department of the
church.
The Rev. Mr. Henderson said a
"ho«l" ar-d "ho-tess" will b*
selected for each Sunday, to servo
as an official welcoming commit
tee. The couple having the largest
attendance will rrceive an award
Mr. and Mrs. C. ft. Johns wilt
sen# Fundsjr.
Also the Individual bringing the
most now members over 35 will
receive a wrist watch, now on dis
play at Frank Noell Jewelry.
The entire membership is show
ing great enthusiasm. Mr. Hend
erson stated, with almost every
teacher offering awards for out
standing activity.
This Sunday following Sunday
School at 9:45 and morning wor
ship at l t : 00, a basket lunch will
be served at the church.
Mr. Henderson said anyone de
siring transportation may rail the
parsonage phone, 580-W, and
member* of the transportation
committee will be glad to respond.
Citizens Reminded
Of Fire Hazards
Fires — 90N of which could
have been prevented — last year
destroyed 11,000 Uvea and WO.984.000 in property in the United
St Mr*, Garfield Wilteti, chairman
•*f the Ktminole County Junior
Chamber of Commerce Fife Pre
vention Week Committee, reported
today a« he reminded .Sanford and
Seminole County ritisens
that
Fire Prevention Week will bw
observed this year Oct. 9 lb rough
II.
Statistics of the National tlnard
of Fir* Underwriters show and
estimated 145,1WI fires in tha U.
S. communities of 2,500 and over
in 1W54. This it It percent lets
than tha 1951 total of 1*18,104
fires, and I I per cent below 1952'*
083,733. The statistic, alto show,
however, that rrsldtial fire#, which
constitute 71 per cent of all
building first and 34 per cent of
fin e of all types, decreased only
4 per cent in the tame two years.
This ta the weakest spot in the
plrture. and alto the most crucial
from tba standpoint ef homa and
family.
For this reason, Fire Prevention
Week chairman Garfield Wiliet
urges every eiliien of this rnmmuntty to observe Fire Prevention
Week by thoroughly cheeking his
home fer fire hatarda and cor
recting any unsafe conditions he
may find there.
J U V E N IL E
TAMPA (AN—A man-ilted look
out for a pint sited boy wee on
today.
Jam n Baglin, 13. has been
caught by police three times in
a week and accused of stealing a
car, forgery and break-ina.
He escaped from the county juv
enile home laat night.
17-92
5
-Mill
Le
vy
Convention
Is Rumored lllegs
Two Seminole l*>gh School mu tie
teachers will attrnd the Florida
State Muvtc Teachers Association
convention which his hern scl-edulcd its H it annual meeting ("i
Nov. * I at the University of Florida,
Seminole High School Principal
Herman Morns said this morning
that M in Otitr Reese Whllt'e, Di
rector ut Vocsl Mu*ic amt Ernest
tow ley. Bandmaster, will attend
the convention which will draw
mutlc teachers from over the entire
Slate,
A. A. Beecher, dim-tor of Ihc
| University of Florida's Division
of Music and state convention chair
man, announced that some 3ihi
music teachers from throughout
the state an* expected to attend the
convention which it to be held at
the University for the rirst time.
Three nationally known musicians
wilt conduct master classes and
pi event concerts at the convention.
They ir e Dalles Frin tr, head of
Piano Department at the Unlvt-r*
sit> of Trxa»; Arthur Kraft, princtpat voire instructor in the Kast
man School of Music, Rochcctcr.
N Y., and t'arl Wemrlch, director
of music in the Chapel at Prince
ton University.
Mrs Merle Sarcent, of Miami,
l» president of the Florida Stale
Musie Teachers Association.
Co-spun von of Hut year's ronvra*
tion are the University of Florida'*
Division of Muvir and the Gains\til* Music Tesrhrrs Association.
N oted A u th o rity Baptist Convention Chairman
To Verify
To
Hear
Reports
To Speak At Meet
Monday
l.euoaid \\ Mavo. noted author!
ly on service* for hardicapi'r.l
children will be the keyitule speak
er at the eighth Annual Nemours
Foundation Florida Children's Com
nilvsion Conference at Daytona
Reach, llclpber 1.1 15. said Mrs
Marguerite Graham. Spcrrh con
sultant for Seminole C o u n t y
Schools, who will attend the meet
ing
The rvde of the sdinlnlvli »tor in
thr education ot the handicapped
child will be the subject of Dr
U sto ’i address Hr t* dim tor
of the Association for the Ai t of
Crippled children, an awoetalian
founded in limn, a health and wetfair agency primarily itcvoted to
the interests ot handicapped child
ren.
Mr Mayo i< a graduate of Colby
College Waters dir, Maine. Hr
did grsdua'e work *1 New York
University and st the New York
School of Social Work In 11U2
Colby College awarded him an hon
nrary degree of Doctor of Social
Sciences as a tubule In his out
stsndlng work in the field of Social
welfare,
Mr vlayo'i keynote address will
inlrodire the theme to be followed
throughout the conference "The
Administrator and Special Ser
vices ”
Idle tlirme i* explained by Mis
Margaret Hci »:■■!. in >4 Planning
Uom.nitlev Chairman, who says
•'The ohjectixe o| the conference
Ihis year will lie lo help admtm*
tratorv —.chooi, welfare, Im-pital
and public health undei>tand and
beiomr awar* of the special srr
Mm a Ilia 1 V b- djirov iibfl fur
hat.'!ieapp< c.MJdiea,
*Twtlh»t*i shr vhivllu umm
' To .this," she adds, "we hope
lo r<irrris|p so unite:lying Ihennwhich writ aim at help.n;* the pi**
fevsinnat worker, l«ltlirr, and
parent, who look in tin adininidrah r lor the»r srrvuea, twtler
tinders land some Ilf his problems."
Of Lay Workers
Unable To Contact
State Road Heads
T1t»* UtifMa
rc»n>rti*Lon
uhlrh mrrt* In U k r lif >t. Knv
R-IH ihi* irnr «ili h* »f i *111J if
* 3 null lax h v for the pur*
f*nit» ilf Imtifl
l !,.»i1 r 111 •*f!|f
is* nf 17-9? r i ; ■<t 4 i i i from
tt * I av Hfttkfrp, Jk f'*niinjc In
I >e Dolnfs I • Stnf.od arrordlng
W* I*- BftMkf Ji., I'jitfor nf |h# lo Informali-n reaching Ssnfnrd,
Fitfi
Cliiiich *»' FBinfnril, ramot he l o c o c l
rt hn will hr tn Ihf (t»i i|> sit r|n|.
Hie new le w
approved hv the
»nr frion; Ssinfm it
Sc minute C ivup' v •'.vinmls'lnner*
0 *!ifr« kkhn I f f r*|jK V‘ ♦* *n Ut It heir ta St Tl »lav * mee'mg,
t#nr| th# wnvfnllnti m*• *1 r !try » , | |k> e a rm a rk * d for (he right*
of. w ay*. .
.tnhn f, M11lfr nf |Nf =
S.-rrlnnl, Cntin'v B- srd of Com*
rhurrh. lh» llrv. * '' Pniham.
nf thf I | t*.TI Han* I ni • .rneri (Tiairrn.in I ' t 'lf|v.*h
rhiirrh. an.I tkf llf\ I*. I flay •vi I ihlx m rnln; Ih-t he hvd
heard that Ihe proposed 1 mitt
pavtnr nf thf Fit fit ftJfi|
( h'lifh
)*• v*a* llleg.vl h it h.vd not htea
nf Hkinli,
f - to verify It
rhutt hr * In F*iirif)i ft
"County
\ttnroey Mark N,
pnftnl far Ihn v n r rn<1n| Sfp* , Clrtsland Jr. is iwtt.of loan and
30 n it*! a! nf I I 2 ,02? a«*r»!* fnp 1 'ff clat* In Till*ha*.re are not In
I»*aiff»«hip trufnine. ntunnlinr
Iheir nffirc Unlay " svld Meisrh.
DR. LEONARD W. MAVIS
Me will not he able In verifv tha
Pr. John
fn\ Ffincuthr
fftary nf thf Fforfrfi fliptlit I ’nn- new* reaching Sanford until Mon
v#nlli»n. Thfp* n « at*I *. h# laM, day morning," he tald.
Commissioner fills
Emirskra
• r# *Jvrn fnr w rrl *\/*f rla««#i
rnrnltirlfil In !hf Lva? fhirrhf* » n die first In nnnlinn shat tha
and a «toetat Inn* of H a p t l a t tax could not he s«s***ed heraiita
fh'ufrViM Ai-pruilmalflv •« v <#ft of Ihe fact that It D earmarked
and a half
i»f .-fa * wfirk ar# for a specific project and toe
rniulinl In addition tn hnnif fitndY, specific spending.
A R Pinkerton, of 1911 Magnolia
T •» right of ways from Ftva
A total nf ftl lfUl nf tin *(*
A ve. a phaimaeivt st Touch ton
Points to |h« Section ttoi has been
a
waf
if
a
tefti
I
*«uni
hy
flw
*V
(m
»
There drummers front Hie tend
Drug Co. here A wax among 13
rvtlinatod al approiimtleiy IIT I..
dav ^4 lio«>1 if*f»artnt#nt undn ihr
pharmacists from all parts of the tonic High School Rand piiNUlrd
f*si in a letter to Seminole Covinlv
dirrftion nf C K. Harrv, fira-if •'ommivtiimers prior to the actual
state attending a Refre-her Course the trnip.i for marchers In « Jut.nlr
tary. Tim trainfnx p»«»r>am *»ffrr- app'aisal of the parcels by |w«
Wednesday
tor Pharmacist- conducted in Tam aboard the \ N U S
rd hr thifi department b*< sx its . learns of appraiser* beaded hr
pa recently b> the General Ex th ru Hargis, Bill I leva rut r, and
nhlrclive the tralnbtg *>f all volun c. F 11 ickwnttb Sr„ of OtlamUx.
tension Division of Florida and llir Larry Payton marched at the head
tee* track. ( , *n | rlas* and drpsriBureau of Pr fe*>lon*l IMatlmi* of s pffwmtloii of men, can and
Tile i rnOf levy, appro* id hy "'8
meut nffl.cis a K c e is l 7’ IW# (ponmW.lun* rs and lauded h»
of the University of Florida's rol- tu c k , whlr i were (.» invik Ihc
advent of e odlhatl gam# bclcren
Irge of Pharmacy.
•o il •>I . k la f f.s-lcsl Ift (hi* |»*s* more ll.an vst ettiren* ati.md.ng
Die annual program is drvigned Compotile Squadron t 1 e anT (he
T u e i d a »' I entntnlisliM*
giant, an I Is cm dueted Ihe ffs*t lest
to Keep pharmacist, ahieavt of the Heavy Attack training Unit.
I mret'ng would ral** a i a, ptovi*
weel In Jac-sVe ra h y*»r.
latest problems and developments
The gams which wss w.,n b>
The Raistl*t Trainlog Union, mated It^.OQO.
in the field. It Is one of many short IIAM
If th* * milt levy It spproved for
7-« " a . imi iMiillv ui»
with *t e .viileefiv* "draining In
ccmrvr program offered hv (hr Gen pi red by Commahdei Ic ivy At!" k
h<> Hoad and Bridge fund, accord*
Utoili H Me ip'--r*b' (.'* **ii f T'*
eral Extension Division as a servire Wing ONE, t apt a
llla rt’iii n
I U s s s iil* no Sin h sthferl* as ng *ii him rooi ml "loner, 40% of
to the people of Florida.
and Chief Staff Officer. Smdi f G.
•tewai t hip, .bscttitir. mallvod*. 'lie antounf would go to munirtpa.
Peters. Drets:»nx hendi-l d -u by
Bible *| ptv.e -I leader-tup cwursps, Idles w am Ihe eminf) leaving
this duo ware undisputed and
7in* pingiratn I* rni-iltict.il for about IlfsiOtM fur right o f s i r
grsriomly accepted by mem <-rv u(
all - .Hi ' mrrolier* tev’etdle,! »f nurrl .i ■ Vt tin* rale, th, com*
missionvi said. It wmid taka it
both lean.see s i
SI| outgrowth nf the
cast tn mills to raise enough
Baptist doling Frople'a Union,
binds In |*uti hate the parrels fr vra
Mote than a hundred Ihoinal-d
Charges of "driving while in.
Five Pondi tn Section Uil.
oiembex have hern eiirullnl In
loxlea1**f!'‘ were preferred against
Training I nlnna tn Florida lUt*.
Hurben Ellis Walley, 3ft year-old
white Navy man attached to the
tl*t rii'ii. let. This |ir 'gram Is y*
A member of •* R. ifiu yon
1,1
Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Sta tog and I'lannlny Cnmvu , o h*
at dire- tfi.n nf It
tion following a rrash of hit 1955 r< ignt-1 ticcaii.M of p irv .ir* of
Bedford. 1'ialnlng Union te. i«
Mercury into th* ditch on State bottom
ta> v.
Roaii 44
T A ' Tom" Vaughn « rote the
t piogMio of stnlf for rhiirrh
The stnathup occurred five Sanford Cfty fom mission “ Will
■ontin Irarlris was * t up In IPIk
l [SITED N 1 1 IONS N Y
ft miles w»»t of Sanford aboiif 7 you pleavf ace*; tny r« ignalion
Milt proj am ha- *• Its nbp.live
a. m thl« morning whrn tho auto which I regret hut due to other The United Slates and Britain pro
IIOt'IIN KM Ol'TII. Ei'.rlaaf tfk
tin training of lav '«ade**bip s*
mobile traveling east, tefl the • bllgatloex, it has matte it I n * ! posed formally t day that s second
Foreign Secretary Harold Mar*
church
plan
«ts,
mu«le
itirector*.
road along the should*! v of the possibh- lo attend Hi* rnei tings," atomi-fnr peace conference “ tie
and tuembeis of flit})- graded millan declared tiulay the Wc>|
highway and then skidded into
City M a n a g e r Warren K ! brld iirr.tef tha auspices of Ihe choir* Award* fur music morses mlrntlt to ofier Kustis “ full pro*
the dilrh eomlng to a standstill Knowles viid that th* re-lguat on United Nations in sluml threw
for this year tolatted 3.J3H ar lerlum" *gsttv»t ati» arm#l threat
on Its top It was repoited.
would b* presented the Board of years."
rending
lo W, G. Droiip. ***.. . liom a reunited Germany.
The two Western [wiwers soli
Waflrv wss lurned over to De- Fan/vird fitly Commi- ion-rs at
Marniiltin tail lb* West wouM
lary
oT
the
llrpartrnent of Church
puly Sheriff Hubbard Eubsnks their regular meeting Monday milled a resolution a few hours
•ropose • wrority pi>t of this kind
befnrs the General Assembly's M- Millie,
and lodged in the Seminole County night.
J it the Rig Four foreign minUters*
Th* Woman's'
i'anarjr Union, i ooferenee »|n run,: tn Geneva Ock,
natem I’olilhal Committee began
Jailsp*ciall«ipf
y
;
.
r*t-tl*ip
and
debate on the pesreful uses uf
The accident was Investigated
■-T to an effort to pwLire the Krem *
rnisstiin sturtr
Z5 d ot*r 13.- tin lo approve the onifvcatkia id
atomic -nrrg»
by aml charges made h Florida
The re tutu Iion expressed sal is (VVO books
* s f I'hese avsanii Germany.
Highway Patrolman Carl Wil
A .
„( ,i,„
farlinn with the u n it s of the *r*r# issu^ N
liams.
Ilw said the Weatern seeurttf
Rev Je»*e E Waller, n* ■ Dl*. atoms-for-peacr ronferenre held In rhuich**^ > ' Z g J o to U # ausili* guaiinteri
would
be effective
tricl Superintendent of the Orlando Geneva last Aug x JO and pro a ry ore i V l ' . e , * for buy a and "wlwther inch a united Germany
District will make hi* fit'I offirisl lined llu f the Awcmblv continue gill*. / *p * <^eph n* Jioirs, *t rliitu.es to Join Ihe North Mlsrvtia
which
visit to the Elrst Methodist Churrh the ailvisury rnmmiltre
oil*
** ytirv flf 'to- t' ••'. s- \ IVraty firgiriiisliun iN AD )) or to
on Sunday evening. October 9.
planned the Geneva meeting
1 s'
'O '.c nlnn, doects Florida i,*main neutral."
The Rev. Wilier will fill the put
The propuval ll*n noted "with
"^Ihti fl*ld.
I foreign vet refary gave thi*
NEW YORK urt—Opera and eon pit at the rvrnlng church hour am! • alisfartion that stibvlanlial prog- 7
previrvv of IVcvli rn plinv f->c Grn*
rerl star Frjeda Hampel, 7b, died following the servire will preside 1cm ha* been made tow aid nego
eva in a foreignsultry sitdre»i
today in Berlin.
at the tint Quarterly Conference tiation of a draft statute" estab
"inference nieet.ng here.
News of her drath was received of the vear 19V. Vi Mailer rame lishing an international agency to
Vacmtllun warned Ihe delegates
here by her former husband, Wil to lb* Orlando District from the promute the peaceful uses nf atom
against cv pec ling spcrtavtilsr re.
/
liam B Kahn, in a cable from pastorate of the First Methodiit le energy Thr sljtiilr, Ihe revolo-!
Th* reg u lar monthljmmeellng nf rullv at i<enrva " I shall be satis
Miss Hempel'a secretary.
Chur'h in fllrto-a
lion said, has been circulated to Ih* Board of Dtreetnrs *>f (b* fied if we make tome practical
Kahn said »hc d id «f caaecr
The public Is Invited to hear all Interested governments for Fcm luole County Cham ber .«f Cum- progress," he said.
their coiisidrration and romment.
him
In the Frarvclakus Hospital.
A. R. Pinkerton
Attends Refresher
Course In Tampa
Sanford Navy Man
Crashes Into Ditch
3 SHS Drummers
Provide Tempo
For SNAAS Parade
T . Vaughn Resigns
From Commission
U. S., Britain
Submit Resolution
For Second Confab
Russia Is Offered
Tull Profecfion'
Rev. Jesse Waller
To Visit Church
Frieda Hempel, 70,
Dies In Germany
Directors Of CofC
To Mccf Tuesday
m etre Will be held T u rsd a v even
ing. Oct. I t . at 8 p. m.
injuries.
Constable Galloway said (hat the
driver bad only yesterday brought
a load of farm laborers to a southef-Santord deetlaathm from New
Jereey.
Although Harriman has said
that Adial Stevaasioa. tha unatsceoaa
Democrat!* presidential candidate Clara Boothe Luce
la io n , is his choice tor Mxt year,
It appeared probable his western Turns Over Food
trip would bo accepted as evidence N A F L IB , Maty (Ik -U J. Ambas
of his availability for tha presi sador C lan Booth# Luca today
turned over to Italian authorities
dential no mint lion
Stntaw ia said yesterday his trip tho first stepm n t of surplus V S ,
was intended to help two old
frteads, Boat. Wayne Marat ef
hate to be aK im far tha first thaa tonight. Ronlnola Hteh
B-hool Cflsrjr Fads asset toe Apopka Blua Darter*. (Photo by Jaaic*
T
uL L
Sportsman's Assn.
Plans Projecls
Thu
meeting', said
F.vrrest
Rieck'nriilg*. |,wat Uharuber of
Com merea manager, vsHI b* held
in th* County E luralion Building
Iteard Room, too K. Conimcrrlal
A»e.
4 five.potiyi agenda w ill rami*
A d lrfrb iM
meeting
of tha
lofnr# the directors fo r ron*idera- Sem inole Conn I y Sportsmans At*
tlon. U n fln l.h -d hustnrsf w ill t» ‘ aoelatlon wav held Tuesday night
dlfCUSsed, new o fficers Installed, with all but two members nf Ilia
a program o f work adopted, bud- group t> d i.ru ,. yiij) issues brier#
set adopted, amt a rppoii from the local a i ,'in irjtlo n
Pre<idcnt I'urtrr L am in g said
the membersIdp d rive committee
that Ihe number on* project Ur
writ! he heard.
a* "mem*
This is the first meeting of the Ihi* month has hem
new fiseal year and writh Ihe sew .bei.lup" and their number lurs
aehicvrmrn. for October will be lo
hoard of director* and new pr«*trepair, fix op. and put into stupa
dent Gent** Touby.
fur i m Ihe aeteral parks In the
county They «r* Weektva, Mull*!
H ALLO W E'EN ITEM S
Lake and Camrron-WIgbl Parka.
*T . P ET ER SB U R G WN_Th#
Different project* lot each month
United Churtbe* of S L Peters- of the year will he set, said the
Irurv at* affrriiig wrist watehrs sportsman association president.
to tha boy and girt who roller:*
The Board of Director* ha* pin,
tha greatest nunvlwr of clothing ned a barbecue for members on’
Items this Hallowe'en. Tha young- at their next meeting on OctoF
stera may accept goodie* for them* SMh which wl’I he held, accord
stive* but the clothing ta for to tentative plans, at th# /
Barbecue Pit.
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A ll Church Notices must bs presented s t The Herald
office by 5 p.m. on the day before publication.
V L o ticQ A .
C EN TR A L B A P TIS T CHURCH
Hi t . J . W. I'u k ia , peelnr
Car. Feartoanth 8U Osh Ace.
THE c h u b ™ o r c o o
of PR O PH ECY
U S! Elm A rt.
Bishop A. W. S u re r, Pause
0 :0 a.m. Sunday School
Sunday School 0:41 s. m.
Morning Worship Barries 11:00
U a.m. Morning Worship. Bto- a.m.
■son by A. W. Storer.
Training Union 6: 1* p.m. H’o n
7:4* p. m. Evangcliell* H»ur.
7:45 p. m. Tuaaday Evening Bar- family a ffa ir.
Evening Worship S p.m.
f k t , Prayar U n l i a i
"Coma
thou with tu and we will
7:45 p. m. Thru aday Yount Fee.
do tltoa |ood.M
p it mart
Everyone welcome.
CITU1.UOTA BAPTIST CBURCB
Walter A. Roslb J r - Pastor
n i l ; CHRISTIAN AND MM6IOM
Sunday School 10 a.m.
ARY A LLIA N C E CHU 1 CH
Morning Won hip Sannes U a.m.
i Park Ate. at Pasilasslfc BL
larmon by tho pastor.
Paalor, David S. Caraeftr
Evening Wonbip Scrrleo T;30
Sunday School and Morning
p.m. Sarmnn by ih* pillar.
Wonhip Combined Service 0:45 a.
Prayer lfoaU as Wadnaaday T:M
m to 11:30 a. m. "Wonhip Parted
becmi at 10:40 a. m."
' Alliance Youth Fellowship 4:00
F IR S T
p. m.
(JHt'RCH O F T H E NAZAHENE
Evenlnt Barries 1:45 p. m.
“Sanford's fllnslRf Church"
Wednesday Mid-Week B i b l e
Second at Maple
Study 7:45 p. m.
R. If. Spear J r . P o la r
A friendly fretting and a cor
T H E F R E E METHODIST
dial welcome awaits you at all
CHURCH
Cor. W. Poerth BL La era! Aye. Out following services:
Sunday
School
0:30 a. m.
Sunday School 0:45 a. m.
Georg* Plttard, Supt.
Morning Worship 10:45 a. m.
Morning Worship 10:41 am.
Evening Worship 7:10 p. m.
Enjoy the old hymns of th*
Prayar Mtating Thursday 1:10 church nnd a Bibla-canUrtd rats*
> m.
sage.
EvangalieUe Hour 7:50 pjn.
bT. FAULTS LUTH ERAN
. B L Luka's L u th a n a -1 * Wavta Thrill to tha spirited slngiplratlnn and a time <f Invitation to
if. Tuhy, pastor. Marnlag warship acrept Christ as Savior.
P r a y a r Meeting Wednesday
1:30 aaa. Radi# MUalan >readme*
it 0:00 a.m. over WORE (TMwe): 7:45 p.m.
lunday Rchaol far all aga giaapa,
Youth Artivitie* Thursday 7:45
1:00 a m. Chrtatian Day Baham P.M.
All alamaatary gradaa and U dder
Tha sanrtuary In comfortably
ia ru n ), Monday through Friday,
air cooled. Courteous ushers and
and all-ag* nursery will help to
make your attendant# moro con
venient.
SAN FORD SEV EN TH -D A Y
A D V EN T IST CHURCH
100 Elm Airnue
W. J. Oilmen, Peslir
Sabbath School (Saturday) 9:30
a.m.
Worship Hour 11:00 a.m. Topic
"The Holy Spirit".
Monday. Oct. in, 7:30 Morins
Picture* "This My Son." Shown
by W. L . MatarL
Tuesday, Ort. It. 7.30 pm.
Home anil School meeting, (in 'll
speaker R. T. Mil*#* Superinten
dent of Seminole County Public
Schooli.
Wednesday, Ort. 11. 7:45 p.m.
Prayer Meeting. Subject, “Our
Father Which Art In Heaven."
Friday 7:4* pm. Mliaionary
Volunteer meeting
Church School Monday through
Friday 1:40 t ; 0O
A cordial welcome is extended
t» all to join us in «ur worship
and ahara in the fellowship of
this hour.
ii^~<£arSJWS3
F IR S T METHODIST CHURCH
Paalor, Milton If. Wyatt
0:16 a.m. Church School.
CLassos for all ages.
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship.
Barmin Topic, "Tha Import
ant* of the Commonplace".
6:30 p.m. M. Y. F.
MiHow Higgeabotkam
7:15 p.m. Organ Vespers.
Sunday School 10:00 am .
'7:30 pm. Evening Worship.
Momlng Warship 110 0 a m .
K tv. Jaasa
E. WalUr will
Evening Warship 0:00 pm.
Prayer MNling Wednesday B praach and following th* serp.m. ta he under the direction of vifa will ronduct th* First Quar
ana of our Deacon*—Milton Hif* terly Conference of th* new
Conference Year.
geahotham.
'Broadcast over W TRfL
Wcleom# to the church.
•:30 p.m. Recreation for young
paopla.
m
p;B
T h e fruits have been gathered from th e fields. T h ey l t y
about her. rich and ripe, in the autum n sun th a t it still w arm .
N ever has the sky been so blue, never have the d istan t moun>
ta in t been more enchanting w ith th e ir play of purple shadow s.
Y et she concentrates on the w ork a t hand, peeling an ap p le
w ith still dextrous fingers as she rocks on into the long after*
noon of life.
T U B L I T T L E BROWN CHURCH
ON T H E H IL L
dSdtiWMrsiaL -
he jp;g;ftrpp]e person. H er fife has not been easy. T h e re
have been moments of great happiness . . ’. and of g reat sad*
ness; tim es of drought and tim es w hen th e harvest came in a
kind of golden glory from th e bounty of the earth.
i , Barnard Reel, Mlaialer
Mr*. Nancy GUee, Chlldrea'a
Sunday School 0:46 a.m.
Choir Director.
Morning Wnrahlp 10:00 a.m.
Mr. Georga Pciold, A m L BupL
Sarmoni "The Mystical Moun
of Church School.
tain Experience".
Church School, 10:00 a.m.
Morning Wonhip 11 a. * .
Claceaa for all agte.
Youth fisrvlc* 0:46 p, m.
H O LY (R O S S CHURCH
Worehlp 11:00 a.m.
EvangeUeUe, Rally 7 :U p. m.
(Episcopal)
Childraa'e Ret vie# 11:00 a.m.
Prayer a id BibU Study Wedaoa
Rev, H. I.yltlatee /immerman,
Young Paepla 6:30 p.m.
day at 7:41 p. m.
R. D., Radar
Children *:M p.m.
•Join tha happy, singing crowd,
15th Sunday after Trinity
Worehlp 7:30 p-m.
fi Weothlp the Lord with m .”
6:WI a.m. Ualy Euchsrtst.
Everybody invited in atteod
Bits a.m. Family Sanrtca and
all our earvim .
Church School.
BOUTBStDE BA PTIST
11:00 a. h i . Morning Trayrr
CHUMCH
and Sermon.
Servlet
through
tha week:
East Sllh Street
Mievlaaary
Premltlaaial
Wednesday — 7:30 a m. — Holy
B . B . Luaaferd, PaeUr
Communion.
W. L. Ntcphee*. Aaseclat# Patter
Mlltaw Hl||lnbalham,
F IR S T P R ESB YT ER IA N
Baade y School Seperieleadeal
CHURCH
Suaday Sebaal IS a-m.
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
Minting Warship I t a.m.
Organ Fraluda. "Praluda in F " .
X m h i Worship a pjn.
Stanford. Allham , "H*
Shall
Coma Down Lika Rain", Buck,
Chanaal Choir with solo by M r*.,
Charles Wilke. Anthem, "Praise*, i
Thank* and Adoration". Beehlcr.
Neumann. Chancel Choir. B ar*,
Prayer mseUng w ill ho led hy man, Mr. Melania.
cm ef ear t e m i, Low Bellamy.
Nureeriaa far children under
Welcome to the Church.
three, and three to its, each Sun*
day morning.*
F IR S T B A P TIS T CHURCH
Evening Warship 7:30 pm.
Park A t*, at Sixth Bt.
Periude, "Parluds an an Irish
W. P . Breeha J r . PaeUr
Chm h Malady", ttanferd. An* I
Jake U Miner.
these, "Great I* Thy Lmre",
Mhilator a f Bdecatiea
Rohm. Yeuth Choir. Sermon, Mr.
Ktohy Hagen.
Melania.
M entor af Meric
B:4B s.m. Sunday School.
■We’ve Saved A Plate Per Yea"
10:10 n.m. Tha Sceilen meets
Early Nofwlng Warehlp S :U
far P r a m fat tha Basslea Baum.
0:00 p.m. Plantar Fellawihlp.
6:00 p.m. Benlor High Fsllew-
^ASSEM BLY OP GOD CBU BC1
11th BL aod Laaral Ate.
Bandar School 0:45 a. s l
ahlfk
But through it all she has had a nourishm ent th at has n o th
ing to do with crops and w eather, a kind of sustenance th a t has
stood b y her at all tim es and in all seasons . . . F A IT H . H ers
is a complete F a ith in God and in h e r Church, a F aith th a t has
m ade h er life happy and u s e fu l. . . a F a ith th a t has furnished
food for the soul.
This “Support The Church" Series, Published Each Week in the Sanford Herald with the Approval
of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is Made Possible by the Cooperation of these Wellknown Business Establishments:
BERRY’S WAREHOUSE
FURNITURE CO.
SANFORD ATLANTIC
NATIONAL BANK
THER.M-O.TANI GAS A
APPLIANCE CO. INC.
GLENN GO
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THE TEXAS COMPANY
A M ir r r s
JOIN OUB
SUNDAY SCHOOL
NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY
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1. Itn* 1IW-A, It ptetantly teiviihg
Amarillo, I n , *< « student. Hr
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enlisted at lltlando an .hint 9
and receive* hi* h»<ie Darning at
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arrived at Amarilla an Sepl. 13.
Before entering the Air Patra hr
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Additional
Church News
h ir s t
C h r is t ia n
c h ir k
k and.
Hugh P Thontas, 31. ton af
Air. and Ml*. II. I attar Tlnmiat af
III. 1; Jo i a Singleton. 19 «on
n| Mallia B y luck id n*n oitvc
Ava.,; Prailat.il, l„ ' 1, I'.inaM. 17.
mu of Mr. and Mr*. W, T. MeDonald: Jr..a J, 11miingtrin, 19.
ton of Mr. aa i Mi«. J r . . a lliu in g .
tan. ara a ll completing thslr Air
Lo rre hatie
la ck la n d
m ilita ry
A ir
P o ira
THE 5ANF0RD HERALD
F r i. Oat, 7. IfiiS
Pam
tra in in g at
Pa .a ,
tha
"Helena) In tha A ir Korea.'*
ji
th r:
LAKELAN D It— Ju d rr grafts
Thair l.ackland training !■ rrapatme Ihrm for entrance into Air
forca technical training or for an
Air Pan# duly alignm ent.
Ail man Second t'la«t Georg*
Washington, aon of Mr. aid Air a.
Annatt Wathlngion, recently attivad In Korea and
attlgnad In
•he Mih Pightrr Bomber Wing at
a ervptn-nprrator Prior to hi* rn
Kitmant It- th# Air Korea in May
1951, ha attanded Crooma Aead*
am). Ila attandrd rryplo tehmil
at Scott Air Korea Hate, tllmoia
I.afore going to Ilia Kar KaaU
fruit required hi a na-ar (tjte law,
it gaining fiver mif» th* bouie• ii r i, report t inn la Citmi Mu.
lual,
Tha 19SJ i i * h i i m affect that
npa earl) »rai.>n grapefruit mutt
haie 10 per ("‘it more juice than
under old maturil) tlandardt.
At lual » j't ruirent pr.cet . 3
grip* fruit m i l
for shipment
thoutd bid.I .ray aia 13 JO on
Dun in grapcfiult vtnh vthllo
.raiilrt* 3 T.' t for tinall »irrt »n<l
I I t ir lur^ar i u k .
FIKS BONTR—John II B«nrr, Aviation MaeMnltt'* Afalo. p in t C lan
•howa .Commander W. C. lam m th* rhaek for 11659 ha 'received
at a bonut upon hi* l••rnIiltm fnl in th* L'. S. Navy for i l l yaart,
Hailey |« tha Romtiaidiri Navigator for Tactical C in v On* in Com*
posit* Squadron Nina. Cdr. Lemo* la Plan* Commander for tlat
eirvr and Commanding Ofticar of the squadron. A native of Dela
ware. Ohio, Bailey first entrred th* Navy nin* year* ago and h*
rapotlatl In VC-9 in February. 1953. In addition to his dull** a* a
(raw member, ha l» Astljtant to tha S<iuadron l.ina Chief, Bailey
reside* with hi* wif* and t«a children at 3515 South Elm Ava- in
Sanford,
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flat B"» l i t * , naaford.
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and fila lha original A n i t t r nr
Piaadlna* m Mia nlft-a of
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hafnra lha l l ih day of Oclnhtr.
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tnanl hy dataull
m il ha lahan
saa'n tr you for tha rallal demand,
ad In lha 1 nmnlalm.
W IT X r.M my hard and afftrlsl
sasl at Sanford aamlnol* cnunly,
rin rld a . this U th day of Isalaa s.
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lha Clrcui* I’nurt.
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CHOOSE & USE
A 7 (/€ V U H 4
ro t v rv
co t a r t .
IN PltO RATK.
In R t lha Katala of:
r . JOS c m T I C K
P a r.tta d
r ix a i. s o t i i*
K a llra la harahy g ita a that lha
undaralanad *111. an lha lis t day
nr (h-tober. A. n .r l l l l , prttanl la
lha Momrmbla CoiTniy Judaa af Ra<
mmole ('ounly, H o rld a. hia flaal
return, ar.n u o l and vaurhara. a*
K taru in r n t lha K a ia la af r . JO *.
K.l'll T I T K . daraatad, and al aa'd
lima that, and lh*ra. m ala aanllraihm In lha aald Ju d ea fnr t final
•aiilam tat af hla adannlairallaa of
•aid attala. and fnr aa ntdtr dla*
t harglag hint aa anrh K iaa tint
Oaiad thla lha tlife gay a f dt*lamhar, A. P I l l s .
/a/ I I A R U N T U C K
A t Kiat-ttlar af lha »!*.
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T I C K , pataaaaA
PAINTS 0
In 1322 Colon
m e CO LO R YO U W A N T
W H EN YO U W A N T IT
*N A L L F IN IS H E S .
SANFORD
P A I N T CO.
407 W . r n W T R T .
FREE PARKING
760x15
670x15
650x16
710x15
800x15
CLEANING
HOUSE
FOR '56!
O ct
t u b e i **s s 7 #
fit H ie w h e o ls of
"our Pre*?ni i
M AN Y OTH ERS
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S p e c ia l In tro d u c to ry o f f e r !
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6.70 x 15
7.10 x 15
7.60 x 15
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til-., h, nr hlnl out. Anil, T T 1 Oft) pint avrt
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tl ‘ an 11uel on gi> * a
Hn ii>!» tin# "f .Irfrnta ir t in f . punrtmci.
And n-.w, llr-a iin|Hirtant rtlt» t ma
Vouia •' ttw 1.1I l<t>e inlioduetory prlers.
(Ton f In
Ha le fnr new 3-T Tuhdlet*
Sup*-! 1 itlm.iit lirftue th 1* offer amis.
G O ODYEAR
(haa btrftlM . Thtp a rt ilcalc.
*88 DODGE 4 Door .........
18 PLYMOUTH 2 Door
U DODGE Club Coupe.
PONTIAC 2 Door....
U DODGE 4 Door .......
I t BODGE 4 Door____
EXC H
Tubelaa* eoi ilnsetion
lunar lllnnnut
l*i ntee I inn: Haller Kunrlirn Pintaetinn;
We are ckarinff out these trade-ins on 1955
models to five us a clear field for trading on
the World’s Champion 1956 DODGE
BUY NOW!
820x15
EXCH
< AT THESE LOW PRICES
Suit Price — Mark Sidtnall*
Rale I’flr* — Whilp Fide*all*
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$24*45*
$26*75*
$28*55*
$19.95*
$21.95*
$28.95*
Plua Tax ind Rrrapalilr Tir*
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FOR THIS GREAT NEW TIRE)
, ,- . r * K r
113 SOUTH PARK AVENUE
SANFORD, FLORIDA
SERVICE STORE
PHONKS 222-222
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giM T ^'ceavA f
Our G ty, Town-Bust In Nation;
Shop At Home, a Big Enterprise
tM t coma from organized, pitching in to
share with one anothar the good th in p of
life.
Without our marchanta who
elothlng, furniture, food, tnedlclnee and
other gooda that wa eeleet from day to day,
wa would have no shopping center, na
modem office buildings, no fire depart
ment, poliee department, or other aenrieea
supported by marehanta and citizens.
Wa work down the street end shop with
the merchant who is our neighbor. That la
the logical thing to do because It ia limply
a barter system whereby we bend together
for profit. The more we trade, the greater
our profit from tha Investment will b«. The
lest wa trade, tha less wa get In services.
Sanford merchants have long been
known to display an assortment af merchan
dise comparable to all other communities
around it, comparable In price, in quality,
in selection, and in style. Sanford marehanta
have progressed with their eitisena, ahewIng displays of mtrehsndisa that compares
equally with the number of citizens shop
ping at horns.
The local merchant, tn your own hamstown, Is the merchant you can call on for
favors. In him you ean plaeo your confi
dence, end for him you can perform tasks
whleh in turn will be returned with in
creased fervor.
There's e reason fer 'Trade at Horn*”, a
reason that has its merits, morally and fin
snelally.
Tha moral reason fer trading at heme
lias In tha faet that you'ra supporting your
own local government, beautifying your
city, providing your own services, and doing
IT, .. (ThffSonlurd Herald
with your neighbor who Is also in
X iuj NM4sl aeftv » - « p SetitO
ov «■* e»»e«r business
business next doer or around tha earn*?.
The financial raaaon far trsdlnf a t )*m
la this: the eitltan will find
value far
hia dollar in tha laagl stores: prlee# are
equivalent, If net I m p where overhead ia
j i lata expensive j |eng hours o f traveling,
hrJTl
A ia ^ S .m
and walking a rt a thing af tha
er- t- rr. -jfr5
r-.il.F^.r parking
When yau trade at heme.
* S 2 itt >iittBri^y*eo^erx8eflcr>?4i partYou'll
find mere neapls happier whan
,y e r S o
j a g AEr%U you trade a t heme, Tha merchant ia
pier heeauia m u ’v* earn# in to h a p ___
him. And yen era happier becaaaa pmiVa
55WT«yLV8ati6s,to
to
Jpehis.tor
■p-,
iw^nPO
- - it
——-^ r evwv M^i!iinfhr.?TiVi7i
pv-oww m mm MMurxpnpnri
sav*d money, you've made mere fritnda,
Friday, Oei T, 1VM and yog have m art time to yourself h r reereatien end entertainment
TODAY’S BIBLE VgUSE
Trade at Rema and watahymir
H* o u t iwada pass through Samaria-*- itp grew, Trade a t Hama and w*Uh pmpr
W n did— Wa •ametimag have an inner hank aaceunt grew, tn tha ppMt af frienditelan that wa cannot avplain. Thlf I#
lat'a Join hands and support ana am
of thoaa
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•Aim aktm g
A preeperoun community U a comm un
ity af proeperoua eitlxena bound together
for tconomle benefit and who barter with
ana anothar to aurpert organised protec
tion igalnat alementa of nature aa wall as
el amenta of aalzura, fright, and coercion.
In a community that ia flowing with
pride, cleanliness, and modern facllltlea, you
will always find prosperous merchants who
l» re chosen well for their citlfen euatomere.
The merchant, neceaaarily, la dependent
open the eitisena of hie community, neigh
bors next door, across the street, serosa
town, for hla livelihood and in turn, the
citizen ia dependent upon the merchant, in
many many rases, for his employment.
For instance, with industry humming
away at gigantic speed, there would be
hundreds upon hundreds of employes. The
grocery merchsnt, the real estate agent,
the clothing store owner, shoe store oper
ators, department stores, seed stores, furni
ture stores, sporting goods sstahlishmenta,
In fact stores of every hind, plua the doc
tors, dentists, lawyers, insurance agents
and professional man of avary kind, must
have those employee aa eustomersTrede at Home ia a simple way to ex
press a sound loyalty for the citizens who
live within or near a community that Is to
prosper. From ths trade at home idea comes
taxes to onerste local and county govern
ment and from thara you gat poliee protecfire protection, water systems, sewer
*fystems, public health protection, zoning
ordinance to keep your home In a residen
tial area, and hundredes of other earvlees
# 5
TAMES MARLOW
Leonard W. Hall Is Amiable Man
WAflnNOTON J* - nepublleia
National Chairman Leeu rd W.
Hall is a big. amiable man dedi
cated to tha task of trying to defeat
Uw Democratic party -at every
erosaroade. hamlet and city to our
bread Usd. And ha ean became
not quite an amiable nbea oa the
subject at Democrats.
Lately, RaO has tartly referred
to toe "Democrat" party rather
toaa using the mere com moo
term, tha "DemeeriUe" party, la
tola case, he was mere or Uss Wlew lag toe lead eat by Other Be.
publican leaden erhe profess to
think that by laying "DemocraUe"
party they anenurige the thought
that the Democrats are the party
at tot people.
Hall says he dropped toe "le"
from DemocraUe becauae " I think
their tthe Democrats') claims Unt
they represent the great m ail of
toe people, and we don't, U Just a
tot of bunk."
His print, af course, ta that the
lepublicaa party U Just aa much
concerned ever us small fry as
Cheerful Headlines Coming Up
K IW V O ** Ifto-Cheorful held- ls« U that 1»U will be < baaaar
Itaei ire coming up f«r u»# seat year H r American busmen
r weeks as business report* ttl At tola year'a halfway mark the
si nine months eamlagi.
railroad* vena averaging a shepTbs fust 44 cerporsUees te re* ptog TP per east gala tn aiming*
lkew three out of four doing ever the year brier* And further
r Ihsa lest rear. Combined, reports shew the gain continuing.
Whether the same glewtog If*
their eel profit after tsiee In the
firrt nine wenthe of thetr fiscal crease* in business profit* w ill car
rear v is H M JN .t i i - * smithing ry ever Into toe new year la dm
batsbk Kernings. may be pared
41 a per east ilia
rm is e lil tiium um i aren't In down by rising cost#.
cluded la the 4 i Bat the big banks Twelve of the 44 eirty reporting
whose eimtegs statements ere new eorperetloni shew nine months
appearing skew almost unanimous profits trailing l*H And two ef to#
44 operated to th* « d tola y a u
glut* >oer lad year
The great majority *f ta ra la ii compared with J * * in that plight
M l ha Ismad tar saw la ri pear Awaag toe u out ef
i m i
mpw«s atop *fih On majority am comidea «f panlee tufttof out alrptsees, paint,
oil and atomical equipment
S
a
tke Dornecretie (Democrat) party: m baring toe term m eMraeter
aad that tha Democrato have ns in k s a t a tnpubUe
with, or favoring, tot
a repuhhe: aa yap.
„
R may seam to il fly . BaO *a* mania, e rtto n , ■ » i i w * a " Nn
efUtting hairs to He
u n fit In a > q R | i R karu fer
versus DemocraUe
a took into Webetor'a New
national Dicttonary a im
aurprUtoa weight to ala .
re eoama le bn
far anyone who ka rat browsed •aa* at favoritism far to* Damn,
recently tn the ttoflatUaaa at “ dem crata over tha Mpubikan* in H r.
ocrat," "democratic," aad "repub Webster's ton*.
lican."
I ' M " • fem fcrat * h * ,« J f i,k l
Actually, a aval
'a light covnrod M fr i
•aa could draw tha
s democratic Democrat wae tha m mm mat*."
Put a republican could bo any
author of Uw definitions to be
at certain birds that neat fat tom*
i
found User*.
munities, especially tha ell!f rra h
Hcre'e toe reason:
Tha word "democraUet la da low and ton A fric a aoctobto wuav.
fined as "fevertof or disposed to erbtrd."
favor eoclal equality, aa to balief
or behavior; disregardiag or over Twenty-tlx fighter* aimed Mar
coming d a is distinctions; not snob tinos worn professionals. Fourteen
bish or socially exchiiivn; as a wore ben to the United Itotos.
democratic priace " (Koto: la UUa sewn to Mexico, fsuy to Cuba |M latter phr.se a sly Insinuation
tost a Democrat ia a prince ef a ana to Panama.
m r& so K n si
fellow?)
Th* word "democrat" receives
mer* ordinary treatment; "An ad
herent or advocate of democracy;
hence, ene who believes to or praetires social equality." Not a word
there about overcoming dace dis
tinctions aad net being aaebbish.
On Um other bead, the word
"republican" seems to kavo been
brushed off riih er stuffily with
these words: "Of. or pertaining to.
Sem* ef the best galas ever 1IH
reported by the SJ <w the upside
wore turned In by railroads, tore#
farm equipment manufacturers,
four metalworkers, three rubber
firm s, two Untile end two ply
wood companies .
p e n sales go far this year aeem
to fspeikidev gains to retail proflti
when toe report* are published ta
the neat few weeks.
Tha fa il production pace of tot
‘ mills Indicates their ala*
months' profits should be as glowtog aa tbo earlier anas tola year.
In aO *ase# the atoa month*
profit* wore made botorn president
tleenhoner v ia stricken- Bui an
far too effects at his (Dace* have
been localised pretty much to Qto
itoek market
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A HOLLYWOOD
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in CelOanSaT Bag*
toaaghl ha Baa story
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added, This character Is at
cm
heart Just am «M-/esh(on«d
kid. He drank six af them
while I was interviewing
s.
Or. J. Pltse Sovs
H t Won't Shove
e tlA g W A T E t. H e . 6Pb*Bs.
Niebeel J . Flee*. IT , with h<e
rights am e« m edial as dart la
vttheut feed, new mpa he
vent iham sNtop.
f t * rrttoaf Fopa* Bpuhmo Inshaa gpaat hum* eg the
time * warns end rnadtag $
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In th#
the First Baptist
Baptut Church at
FRRIDAV
ID A Y
hi
Thursday morning Mr. BracKrn.
Brackrn. I
. . . muting will
j» a.iA
.
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.
.
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.
.
7:30 .p. .m.
Cottage prayar
**iU K
be
a*si*t#nt prmnptl *pnke to the
brld at 7:3o p m. in the horn* ol
A Youth leadership eour*# will student* on “ Slaking the Most of
Mr*. 1). L. brainard at 2000 Waih hr held in tha First Baptist Our High School Education.'’ And
inton Ave. and Mr and Mr* J. A. Church at 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. while we're on the suh)ect let's
Weaver on 7no S. Laurel St. Thla Tho*e coming are a*ked to bring give a brief nf him . . . He gradu
ated from St. Petersburg High
is (or the Central Baptist Church. their owr. tandwdehr*
School and started to the I ’ntvrrA Minion Study Initltute for
•It v nf Florida to I MO on a foot
TUESDAY
Youth Director*. Muiton Study
Tha Sanford Junior High P-TA ball scholarship II- al-n played
nasroati and
ami h
j i captain
capiain of
oi the
inc
baseball
wai
Chairmen and Teacher* will ha
will hold itx first meeting at 3:30 1916.baseball tram. A!
After gradu-1
brld a| the Fir*' BapUtt Church,
p. m. Sir*. Roy Mann will he ating be taught tor six years at
DcLand. at 10 00 a m Thoie at
University of Florid* and wa*
tending are arkrd to take
a guest speaker using a* her topic Ihe
atsptant Profevtor in thr rollrgr
“Our
Rr*poo*ihUity
to
P-TA".
lunch
Circle* of the WSCS ol the First of Phvsiral Education. He ««*
The regular meeting of the Slrihodtil Church will meet at the golf roach for thrrr year* Lat-r
American Legion Auxiliary »UI be following places: Cirrle No. 1. Sirs. he kilned the Air Force for four
held at the Legion Hut at 7:3u E. C. Williams, at 206 Holly Ave. year> . . . .
The S H S It Squad tram b-*t
p m . All member* are urged to at in #• m'; Circle No. 2 Mr*. John
attend thii meeting. There will he Crawford, E. 2nd Street. R.43 Deland. Wednesday night, n n
For Ihe first touchdown Bill*!
a guest speaker.
a m ; Cirrle No. 3. Sir*. F. B
The Duplicate Bridge llu h will Adams. 2006 Lake A ve. 9 t\ am : Tyre blocked the kick and Bobby
meet at the Yacht Club with »eat- Cirele No. 4. Mr* W C HU). 1900 Lillie racerr red *t in the end rone
(ins lo bffin at T:43 and play to Magnolia Ave.. Sir*. J. II. Crapp* Bohnv Johnson rsn the extra point |
and Ronnie Rt,vsie made the «ebegin a • o'clock.
and Sir*. M. K. Leddon a* hot- eond touchdown. They ail played
SATURDAY
tessev. 9:11 a nt.; and Circle No a "sw-ell* game and we hoja the
The. Fir>t Itaptft Church Jun S Mrs 3. (!. Ilarnman, Loch goo,| wnrk will krrp up
ior R A Bo> * will meet at 9 3n Arbor. 9 13 am .
Tl.e A-Squxd team will ptav
lo It W a. m. In the Education*.
The Gleaner* (ha** nf tha First Apopka tonight There will he a
Building.
Baptist Church will meet with "Moon Glow" dance afterward*
Sirs. J, F. Lewis on UIO Elm sponsored bv the Glee Club In the
SUN D AY
The Sanford Woman'* Golf As Ave. Mr*. If. C. Echols and M r*.1 gym It's S.’> cent* *tag and 30
sociation l» etartlni; a Scotch A. J. Walker will be cohostcsvr*. een'j drag I hrar the theme I*
The •fvl-m wil! start at 7:30 p m
Founomf at 1 P* ni.
blue and white .-nd for cnlertain-l
The Woman's Bible Class nfl
The Fir»l Baptist Youth Choir
mnt the Gov-ip .Singer*. Marythe
Fir*t
llapll't
Churrh
will
« ill hold rehearsal at the church
Rose Speer. I’attie Witte and
meet at 7:30 at tha home of Mr*.
Mary Ann Wright A* an example
at 3 p. m.
Barney Beck. 2420 Ijiurel Ave..
MONDAY
Ihrv *ans «evrral ''rule little vrr
with Sirs Beck's group as ho**r«" in chapel Thursday morning
Circle* of the WSCS of the Fir»t
te»«.
Gene Ba-« wa« mentioned in one
llethodiit Church will meet at the
The 1'nlty Truth Cla** will meet
of th.» song* and artuailv hluvhcd
foliov»ms plate*: Clrele No. 6. Mr
In the Valdex lintel at 7:13 p. m. The danre I* going to he a lot of
Kmley 11*11 at I P
Mr*. R- M.
W. Studivant and Ml»» Aileen with tk* Rev. Carolyn Parsons a* tun io «very one be sure and
Chapman will he hostesses. Mem- trarher. The public I* Invited.
come . . . .
The Homemaker* Cl*«« nf the
her* are renue»t«*J to bring all
There'* a rumor going around
article* which are ready for the First Baptist Church will meet at that »tunt night it to tie Hallow
•
he
home
nf
Mr*.
Ed
Cowan
on
USC& haraar. Circle No. 1. with
e'en night. If so every one he *ure
Mr*. II r Alexander, ao« Magno 319 Catalina Ave. Sirs. Denver fn come
. . . I'll tell you more
lia Ave. with Mr* A. B Steven* Cordell and Sirs. W. T. Kelly about it next week. . . .
ro-hoitr»*. 3:30 p m.: Circle No * will he en.hn(te*sei. The session
The Senior otfirer* had a meet
In the Kindergarten room
Me. will begin at R p. m.
ing Wrdresdav morning and have
Kmley Hall with Mr*
M L.
The Sanford Pilot Cloh *x!ll derided on Ihe graduation Invi
Wright and Mr*. Lucy Courier a*
meet at R p. m. In the Yacht fluh. tation Their selection I* very
ho-tcMn at 3 p m : Circle No. 9
A Imard meeting will he held at prrtiy.
with Mr*. Frank P. Ruldcll on
7:30
p. m.
A't bey* age* II through 21 will
Bler-mond Ave. at 3 p. m. and
The 33> nan's Cluh will give get * sneclal treat if they Join the'
Clre'e No in, McKinley Hall, 10
th* annual Teacher* Luncheon In newly organiird Jaybee'*. The
a. m. covered dith luncheon.
more members they, hsve the
The Patt Matron's Club of the the cluh houia at 7 p. m.
Mr and Mr* Eugene E . ClarkThe Woman'* BibD Clas* nf more turre** . . . . so why don'i
Bemlnol* Chapter No. 2 OF.S will
meet In the home of Mr*. Joy Ihe Ffr*t Baptht Church will you )otr’ Some of Ihe proposed of Ihi* city and Burlington. N. C.
announce the engagement nf their'
Bailey, 211 W. l«lh St. with Mr*. meet at the home of Mr*. Barnrv protect* are a supervised drag
W. W. Warner *» co.ho«te*». Sup. Beck at 2120 Laurel Ave. The •trip and better teen-age rerri-a- ride*! daughter I'eggy Jean t»
Bobby Joe Mover von nf Mr. and
lima lv 7:30 and Mr*. Beck's lion f a r ililir * ......................
per wil| b« at 1:30 p. m.
Hark- n all . . . thrrr i* a new Mi* Odell Moser of Graham. N. C I Mist Bathsrs Riipierht I* attend
Circle* of Ih* women "f the group Is host.
The writ-ling will be an event ot
radio piogatm WTRR from t
WEDNESDAY
F lrit Prevhyterian Church will
Sun.lav. lire. IX at 4 p m ir. Ihe ing the district meeting of Ihe
p.
m.
In
3
o'clock
They
want
the
The First Raptiit'Prsyrr Sleet
meet a* follow*: No. 1. Mr*. Ralph
Chapel nf ins Daviv Street Melho. Teachers of If,-me Making Educa
Auttin Smith, chairman with Mr#. ing will begin at 7:30 p. m. in leenagrrs to suggest a name for divl Churrh in Burlington
tion in Itilandn today and lomoiit.
Since
Ihi*
i*
a
teenager
proF . I~ Woodruff Sr„ 520 Oak Ave. the Memorial Educational Building.
Mi-* Clark wa* a member nf the row.
gram
.
.
.
I
think
we
should
.
.
Th»
Fin *
Baptist Training
at 3:00 p. m.: No. 2. Mr*. W. t„
1933 graduating class nf Seminole
< rommlttee meet Thr winner will hr on llir air and High School.
Roche, chairman, with Mr*. W. L. Union Exert
Ati-s Rote Lev y , manager nf the
Roche. PI!) laurel A*r.. at 3:00 p. ing will begin at R:I5 in th* Cha will »elrei Ihe record* to lie play
ed that program . . .
Hollywood Shop, leturned 'luct-lay
m.i No. 3, Mr*. Claud* Howard, pel.
after attrn-ling the IMi-lay and
All Ihi* week the student* have
rhairman, with Mr*. David Cald.
THURSDAY
Spring thoving at the fan-Anieriwell. R3R riumota Dr. with Mt*.
The Inter-city Woman'* Golf been having Ibeir six-week* tr*t*.
ran
ean Mrrrh»iutl*e
Merchandise Mail, wnirn
which was
wa*
A It. Wallace 8r. a* ro-ho*te*« at Association will hava It* first Of eourve some passed ami
l . i J g. as.__ _
n. . ..
held in Miami andi Miami1 Beach.
*r
3:00 p. n».; No. 4. Mr*. D. C. Ho monthly tournament gt <h« I'lne- other* . . . . well . . . la-t's Iry
T ie II-de Nome Society of Ml
to keep our grades up kid* . . .
ward. rhairman. with Mrs. S. D. hllli Country Club In Orlando,
Soul'* Catholic Cllutrh held Its
Curtl* tliighe*. who Is s freshThe first P-TA mrrling wa*
Itighleyman. 533 Valencia Dr. at
Tha regular monthly meeting nf
monthly nteet.og ot- Tu- --lav at nun at riedment Follrge In Be
hrl>S
Tursday
night
at
the
school
3:1X1 p. m.; No. 6, Mi*, tieolge A. tha Ijidirt Aid of the l.utheixn
R t-A p. m. lo the P#ft*h \nncv.
inoie-t Ga -ay* ''Ihe school |t
Stine, chairman, with Mr*. John Chinch of the Redeemer will he A large number of parrnl* tinn
Installotlun of new nffi-M* wo* lust won-lrrful".
ed
out
for
the
»r«*ion
which
make*
llm ige, 120 W. IRth St. with held at 7:30 p, m. at the home «<f
held with l.ntry Plvce elected ot
V i i , George Tonhy ro-hi>»tr** at Sirs. William Southward at 20CO u« student* quite proud . . . It'* president. Others were f’ h-t M.srlk,
Mr*. J B Thorp and Mm A.
wonderful
In
know:
that
they
have
• F I S a. m.t No. <1, Sir*. Arthur C. Palmetto Ave.
vice piesldettl; Paul lltrfka. see- K. Shneinaxer hr. Irfi ihi* sfterso
n
tie.1
)
Intrrc*t
In
what
we.
the
Mome, rhairman, with Sir*. A. L.
The •'Irst llapllvt Intermediate teenager*, do. A U. S. He*erve retary-ticasu rr and D--nald l.e- noon for New Ymk • ity »kn*
Collin*. 220 W. IRth St. at 3:00 p.
they wilt *i-eod *ome time visitChoir will hold rehea-«al at the Corp rrpie«rntative fiom Orlando Fil*. Mar*hat.
m.j No. 7. Mr*. W. D. Slnipton, eburrn beginning at 7 p, m,
ing Mr. and Mr*. W . I . Shoemaker.
*
The
Rev.
It.
Lyon*.
Intimlueed
19
talked lo the parent* on the mili
rhairman, with Sir*. Andrew Mc
Thr First Baptist Adult Cllbir tary law. The meeting* are lo be new member*. Appointment of the
Pherson. Vrrnango fir. with Mr*.
will hold rehearsal at A p. m. held Urn fir*l Tuesday of every ,-omndttce* followed with Ftnle
W. t). Slmp*«n a* e«-ho*te»a at
month. Parents don’t forget the ftltt chattmon of eti'citainmrnt;
R on p. m.s Evening Clivlrs No.
Dav# Bamliakrr. *ick: I * r 4* V»n
nrxi on# . . .
I. Mr*. W. 5. Btumley. rhairman,
Mr. and Nfre J f
3*armsrk
So long for now . . . . you'll be Dukne, putdirity; Te-t 'I lid*, re
with Sir*. Joel Field at the Kdufreshments; and Chcl Marik, new amtuiinre the In 11ft of a son.
hearing
from
me
.
.
.
.
rational Building with the Mine*
n<emt^r«hip.
,t.. rph Clifford If ho-o •'■■tav In
Edna and l^ura Chittenden a*
Fort V-i a o menihert w-re pi#, the Orlando Air >orre Ita-e lln*.
eo hot*«*e* at in n p m.: and
If soil have bamboo him-!* In tent. Rrfie*lim»nl» were served.
pilat.
Evening Clrele Nn. 3. Sir*. SI. M
your house, don't be deceived by
The
first
regular
mealing
of
th*
Land, rhairman. with Sir*. Roy
their appearanrr — in# rotor
Mann. 121 W. IRth St. with Mr*. Southside P-TA wa* held tail change rauwd by dirt is so gradJ«»*ph Orieno a* ro-hoitei* at r ight at 3 p. m. In th# school The ual, you may hardly nottee It Rut
, Hospitality committee greeted the Iry dunking them ncra*ttmally In
1:00 p. m.
St. Slark’t Chapter of Ih* member* at the door and gave a tubful of soapy water, with a
few drop* of ammonia atlued, and
Woman’* Auxiliary of the Holy each nn* a hook containing tha yon'll *ee a tremendous dlff\?r*nre
new
eonstlutlon
and
by-laws.
Cross EpUrc.pal Church will meat
Rmre the blinds thoroughly
at the home of Sira. Troy Ray,
Mrs, Gustav* Bamberger rail after washing, and lilt Ihe holl»RIO Magnolia Ave., at 3 p.m.
ed th# m##Ung to order. Routine tnp and bottom poles to drain Ihe
St, Catherine'* Chapter of the business wa* carried nut during water out. Let them dry in thr air
Holy Croas Woman'* Auxiliary which tlm# Mrs. B. E. Barbour Then while Ihej'rr still slightly
will meet at the horn* of Mr*, presented th# budget for th# year damp, rehang Ihe blind* and ad
Henry M 'U u lin Jr.. 117 W. 19th which waa accepted. Mr*. Arthur just the eord* to the proper level.
81., at 3 p.m. with Mr*. A. C. Harris explained th# Hallowe’en
Cook a* rn-hoMe*#.
Carnival which will he held Sat- *we*s held In th# el**iroomi by
Thr WMU o» the Fir.t Baptist today. Oet. 29 an th* school the rarher* / id parent*
Church will meet at 10:43 a. m. gmundx.
Mr*. Elixaiirth Batrrfteiil, Mrs.
at the rhurrh. A covered di*h
Two delegate* war# elected lo G. Walter Morgan and 3lrt. L Ilane neon will h« held. At 1 p. m.' attend a atata P-TA meeting to
Rnwland served rrfreshmenta to
there will be a program meeting. he held In Miami, Nov. S, 9 and
the group In the lunch room
Href* One will be In charge.
10. Mr*. Ramherger, president, which was artistically decorated in
The Ruilnc** Women’s Clrele and Mix. Henry D'Amico xrera arrargrmciiU of fall flowers and
of tv.* First Baptist Church will chosen.
leave*.
meet at I p. m. with Sir*. !(. E.
Mrs. Roy Mann explained the
Over 3«l •(tended and It wa*
peurtfoy on 1101 Kim Ave.
program f#r th# evening which annnitoced that th* ftr*t grad#
A leadership course will b« bald waa a period of queetlea and an- won the attendance prlre.
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Miss Peggy Jean Clatk, Former
Sanfordite, Reveals Engagement
(pG A A jonaJU
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f
Holy Nome Society
Installs Officers
First Regular Meet
Of Southside P-TA
Is Held Last Night
•
Little J. Carter
| THF. SANFORD HERALD ~ Frl.
Has Birthday Party
Miss Jean Gatlin
Tuesday Afternoon
OcL T. m s ~ Tsg* S
Announces
l.lltta Jeanl# Cal ter, four yrars Engagement To Millard Basham
old, w*« honored Tuesday on h re
birthday by her mother, Mr*. J.
W. Cotter at her home sin 1101 3V. j
20th S.
As the children arrived raih
was ptesentrd with a balloon and
a Hallowe'en noi»e maker. Jeame
was served a hitthdav cak# on a
musical cake plate which played
“ Happy Birthday'' while she blew
out the candles.
Refreshment* of Ice cream, cake
and punch wcia seised and the
guest* received apple* on the
wav home.
Tho*e invited to attend wrte
Merry lee, Diane Ifaikett, Su-.ni
lb kle. Gloria Schmidt, f.'-lilie Lit
ton. Marilyn and Michael Rudd.
ill Grirme, Douglas Matirsnuiki,
Johnny IcUPlblty, C lR M *u-l I- ’ •
loe Held. Dec Gee Ncw.nnir, D-uiaIvn Knight, llirnda au-l David
Caiti-r.
.Al*o Air*. **'. 1. Hack ef| M
Melvin D'-kle, Mt*. l-ocri S<hutiilt.
Mt* 1rl.and Ro-I.l. Mrs . Daitrll
Gt irntr. Mr*. 33 tlliain Malic miV *kl, !Mr*. John RuiitM rv. Mr.
Mr* II 1 It Mil. Mr* J 1 Ncu
4nmf, M(i.
Kmcht »n l ihf
huilVIAs
Ml** Estelle Jean Gatlin, daogh-t
ter nf Mr. and Mi*. It. It. Gatlin is
today revealing her engagement
In Millard Irwin Ra»ham, son of
Mr. aid Mis. G, >1. Basham of
Berkley, W . Va.
Miss Gatilu attended School*
here and is now attending Voca
tional -.hind. She is a inenihet uf
thr First Picshytcrian Chuicll.
Mr. Basham w*s l«rn in Re,kIry and attended school* thrr#
prior to joining the I'. S. Army.
I'ic*«-ntly he is employed with
Du-la and Son in Oviedo,
I inal plan* for the martlagr
will be ann-iunre-t at a la'e*
u s o
U r t ln r u h jr
tiighl
^ tU ilu irii'f
l U l i r r " u s i hrM fkilh M ir . K u !l
l*iAnthiini Actitic RR •e-ninr h o t lr ii
fmni t^ir < hfi«tian Woiitrn. Junior
Dr. Terry Bird
Speaks To P-TA
On Child Health
At ihe fir-I regular «c**i»n of
the West Side P-TA, Dr Tv try
Bird. County Health Officer, gave
an ir-fiirmallve talk on the ser
vice- rendered by In* grniip
«}iifvllonv centered around Ihy po
lio vaccine w rrr a-krd ami an
swered with Dr. Bird urging p*rent* with voting ehildrrn that had
rere'ved I heir fir*t »h»i hut e<d
the rrronri one* In give them witnnut delay.
"Yearbook •*• were given to
each member prevent and room
rouni wst won h* Mr*. Sharon's
nvoin with Mra Holme* and Mr*
Stepnenvon tying for second place
Atr* It U Parker, president
presided over Ihe mretlng tl-ih
ert l.ipptnrntl. rarnival rhairman
pron-urd such interfiling and
amusing thing* to he seen *t the
llallowr'rii rarnival a* a mrm
l>er«h!p booth for interested per
•on* wlin have not vrt )oinevl the
I'-TA. a |>nvt Ptfu* h.Mitli with
packages from nlh'r cities and
atalrv; fmid foo.| ami stolen* ot
other Carnival conrewioni which
"add un tn a lot of fun".
,A..rrp*rt of a tcniain-s Vmlnole
Counv Council ecnolxrdiu FiK.l ’
wa* read and rerrived sinanlmniiv
approval bv all memle-r*.
IfHrrvltmrn* were aened lo
:h<* Ittn- hronm he Mr*. Shar-vn**
room anil It wa* announced that
Ihe November flieiitc will lie ’ Todav'e Child fv*rve« Other* in To
day'j Community."
IN I
hovtr** wa* Mica Battuta Smith I Add half » fra»poon of almond
with Mist Susie M-1aughlin as- extract ti, a package of thawed
sitiing.
lro/:n sliced peaches, servo over
Rrfirshmrnt* were served and packaged vanilla pudt**l#4 ' •*. ,
rv rryn n #
" iv ijo y c l"
th rn isrlv r*.
hakeo cu ttard .
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Favored
For Gator Game
Saturday Night
G A IN E S V IL L E — There will be i
crowd pleneerw eplenty whew
Geerge Wnehlhgten'e Colonial!
and Fterlda'a Galort tangle In n
klitsrlcal first meeting between
the twe IsitituUoni st the Gator
Bewl next Bsturday night
The Colonials'backfield feature*
two halfback* who can churn away
1M yards In in seconds or let*.
Laft half Mike Bommer 1* a .light
I U psuadtr who ran go the dieI s ace of a football fltld In 9 J
secosdi; and right half I a n
Clemwleck I, B-0, IM pounder, i*
a 16-aeeewd man.
Fwlhack B s Auitin, l»0 pound
fouler, In esnildered a driving
fallback and an excellent puntor.
Coach Bo Bhtrman't team could
he anld ta foatur* aomethlng of a
TH E SANFORD HERALD
F lg a •
FrI. Oct. 7, m u
D eal Ford won its matches in
lakiag the 1941 PGA championship
at NerthvUle, Mich. Hit fint two
match** wera the toughest In them
ha aeared I and 1 victories over
Georg* Fatio and TeJ Kroll.
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CPOW S
/V P A A O V B *
Gaton feature Jarkle flimpton,
who hat run from tcrimniaer '.‘ I
timet thlt season, gaining 2J4
yardt for 9.4 yardt average.
TU* * 0 9 *
BOW L.
Florida punting la handltd In
an axrellent fathlon hy twra playert, halfback Don Chandler and
Quarttrbark Richard Allen. Chand
ler'* unofficial average thlt week .
I«. 47.4 yardt, enough t* keep him ;
high-ranking nationally. Chandler I
holds Ih* all-time ditlanr* record
for Florida, having kicked a 74
yard punt agalntt Ceargia tech. :
Allen punted nnra far 7<l yardt
agalntt Auburn.
• U . c . L A . COACH,
A H X M # n * l* r WILL
Both Ih* Colonials and the GaJN A lt 7r* Y e A * O S TA*
c e s u s i p o H P o st
tnrt have an nulllanding eenler.
A A a r i f f A lt P B 9 T
J O B A S P 7 F //S O TO
Florida hat AU-Aiwtrira randidat*
r tfM T Y t i A t O S - f A
HOLLOW O P O S A
A t A YAttH M AAfi
Steve Del.atwrro, while Georg*
P e P f B C T B tA B O H , fA C * *
Washington rail* up All-flauthem
w sA r m a y s e u B£ ru e
Conference player Dirk Gat perl.
SC H O O L* T o u O H 6 * r
Faul Thomr**n It tha vliltort'
B C H iP O L f S Y £ R .
tnp pan receiver. Hia beet catch
of tha teason wai good far tt
yardt agtinet Virginia. Georg*
Daneu le ewrtMered their heel
all-around end.
The Galore hava yet te product
an adequate patting attack, hut
have had outstanding defeniive
NEW YORK (*—A Reid nt about
i performance* hy endi Ray Brawn
11. largest since 1141, It expected
and Bolshy Burflrd.
The Colonials arrive hr Jackseste go pnit-ward Saturday la the
villa for neit Saturday'* B:00 p. m.
rich Futurity Slake* at Belmont
roniett undefeated. They smith
Park and the result will kelp clear
ed V. M. I. 244. and the* list
up tha acrambled 1 year-old dmSaturday heated a itrwag Vir
aioaa
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ginia team, 114. Florida, faring
Tha C. V. Whitney pair af Carter
three teugh Beutheaatera ConferBoy and Head Maa la expected te
enr* opponent* In a tow, defeated
Mliilselppi tale, 20-14, wtd loal
rula a alight favonta ia tha all and
to Georgia Tech 7-14, and Au
MIAM.I ,F1«. (A—Foolhall fiver nna half furlongi down tha Vtideoer
burn, 0-12 .
reached • new high In thle tourist Straight Ceuraa. Howavtr, them
Mecca a i thousands awaited Notre am nine alakei winnera ia the
D im e's first Florida appeariac* proipectlve lineup, and with no
■gainst Ih* underdog University af Citatum. Tom Fool, Native Dancer
Miami Hurricane* tonight ta the or Nashua on hand the rich pot
Orange Bewl.
la wide open.
A Jim-packed crowd of 71MN Is
It costa ll.ooo le alart ta tha
expected to fill the enlarged sta rare, which will be talavuad and
dium and give Miami tha biggest brnadrait nationally (ABC) at 1:11
turnout ever to see a regular sea p m , ES T . With U going, tha purae
son game ta the Southeast The will hit SI2S.I2S. and tha winner
kickoff ta eat lor B: IB p m. (E4T>. can drag down 1100.434 clear.
Notre Dame'e ruled a favorite hy
This would ho iht second nchost
•bout ala points, but Irish Coach Futurity, Harry Taya# Whilaay'a
Tnrry Bmnnin said these three lee-
9nor *r
S A N P iR S
Field Of 15 Expected To Race
For Futurity Stakes A t Belmont
GOOD FISHING!
ST. JOHN'S RIVER
FAMOUS FOR
with
PUSH BUTTON DRIVING
Holder of every
AAA
American and International
Performance and Endurance
Record
for American Cloned Cam
and of
27 World's Unlimited Record!
Newcomers Lead
BALTIM ORE / (- F r a n k Si ranihan and Ray Heins, a couple of
newcomers to professional golf,
lead (he divots for-dollars crowd
into (he second round of the East
ern Open here today.
They carved out 3 under par 17*
ever Baltimore's public Ml. Pleas•at Course yesterday, giving them
a t-stroke edge over a rouple of
Mikes-Soorhek of Durham, N.C.,
and Homs af Rye. N Y.
Maryland coach Jim Tatum aalli
Wake Forest's Bob Bartholomew
"a one-man wrecking crew." He
plays offense and defense ai a
tackle. The MS-pjunder gomes
frem Rocky Mount. N. C
Buddy DUm, Texas Christian
fullback whe suffered a kidney in
jury last season, to roacklaf Ike
fresh maa team foe TCU.
•D E T R O IT * - Tommy Hurri
cane) Jackton. who ia being eved
at pomhle candidate to become
eett I'TA’l pudgy Rex I.ayne to
night in a nationally televised Ilk
rounder from Olympia Stadium.
The fight it bring billed it in
elimination, of tortt, to get a con
tender far Mtrciano't neat heavy
weight till* defence, elthough
Layn* hat been all hut eliminated
already by virtu* of three loitet to
Rub Baker.
The Netional Boxing Attn Hit.
no logical contendere for Marri•no'i crown hut namet Baker, the
big Plttiburgh Negro, the outstand
ing hour Nino Valdet of Cuba It
classed No. t siyl Jackson No 1.
I.ayne It nay Aw n in tilth place
in whet the NBA termi n ill
"honerahl* mrntion'' list.
A vetere. ring warrior. Layn*
hai kid 41 profetaional fighlt, com
piling a 49-111 record. He wat con
sidered • hot prospect whrn he
heel Jersey Joe Walcott, hut that
wai way hark in 1930 before Wal
cott became heavyweight king. II*
alio loit te Jackton in an earlier
meeting.
Ai for the tirelev*. colorful, er
ratic Jackton tla suite another
atnry.
Tbit 21 year-old New Yorker hat
turpiteJ mmy of hit eritict by
•taging a fine comeback which ineludes eight straight victories, in
cluding two solid decisions over
former heavy king E u a rd Charley.
First Triple Crown
LEXINGTON. Hy '# - To the
surprise of aohody, Scott Frost held
(he first triple rrowa of harness
racing todey end the d aisy Cal
ifornia hay roll looked ta hit home
state for more gold (a add ta hia
record eeason'e winnings.
Scott Frost, because of a hike
collision, didn't finUh the first heat
Thuraday but, at expected, the 4year-old son af Hoot Mon trotted
off with the M . r a rlaatlc with
trainer-driver Joe O'Rnen looking
over hti shoulder for stihlemit*
Homo Free ia the eucceeding two
beat*.
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By B. H IG H ANBLEY
Thirteen lettermen, averaging 174
pounJt each, will be the backbone
of the powerful Apopka Blue Dartert ai Seminolc’a Fighting Pcdi
tangle with them tonight at I pm.
in Memorial Stadium. The dradlieit and moil feared of theie hfiy
invadcra ta 170 pound Dalton Cleghorn, luntor halfback. In tcoutiag
report*
two previout
garnet played by Apopka, Clegborn
it reported to be better, meaner,
and In te r than anything the Fedi
have fared tbua far this set ton
Two weekt ago Apopka and
Lcetburg battled to a 7-7 draw, but
Apopka wat ra tri at the stronger
of the two and outplayed them
• tatlstii ally. Tha Fedi look on tha
tame Lcetburg team Inal Finlay
night and gava them a close 7-d
licking, while Apspka went Li L'mllilla and cam* hack victims of a
sound 20 12 thrashing Thlt thrash
mg, however, may prove to be the
result of a lot of trouble for thr
Frdt tonight i t the Blue Danert
will be anamut to g»t beck into
the wuihing column by toning the
Frdt Word from Apopka It that
the boy a are trained to a keen
tbarpnett and am up fur this game.
Coach Rill Fleming and hit at.
liitanta have been working hard
Ihlt week on the "scoring drive".
Tony Gets Chance
To Regain Title
In Nov. 30 Rematch
BOSTON * —Tony DeMarre has
his with
Nov. M rematch with
welterweight boxing rhimpion Car
men Baslllo and a chance to re
gain the title he lost la Syracuse
June 10.
DeMarco ranked No. 1 challeng
er, was parly to the signing nf the
contract to the nationally televised
(except New England! IS • round
bout at Boston Garden.
Another happy Tarty was former
tltllst Johnny Saxtun af Philadel
phia who for the second lime
stepped aside from hia position as
“ neat opponent" for the rhamp.
Ilia raw a id' A set. undisclosed fi
gure written Into the contract plus
• elauae stipulating he «ri| meet
the winner within *9 doya.
Hereto Ward, new National Amateur golf champion, won the NaN IC K GOING COACH
ttonal Intercollegiate title in 1941
DURHAM,
N.C . (Jh-When
who will he challenging roll land while ((tending Iht University of
asked about th* prospects ef hi*
Just might grab all the marbles, North Carolina.
I9A4 Puk* football team, Coach
the Claiborne Farm miss won the
Rill Murray M id : "Th# turret*
lao.ooo Matron Slakes for I-yearof your nan team dtpendt on th*
old fillies last week, and eould be
strength of your opponent*.*
the 12th of her sea to the F u
turity since Ita laaugaration at
Sheapahcad Bay track ia IM .
The last filly te wia w it C. V.
Whitney * First Flight ta 1S4L Doss
bledogdam'a Jockey to m m other
than Eddie Arcare, whe tabbed
Futurities with Out Boeta, First
Flight, Battlefiaid, and the 1S44
winner, Nashua.
Nashua was arritrhad yesterday
from the 127.200 Lawrence Regula
tion because of a sloppy track sad
heavy rains. This leek all tha spar
kle from the mile and five gfghlha
affair woo ky the Christiana Sta
ble's Thinking Cap. IreckMaridpe
Long*a Westward Ha wai 4 ienjtJu
hark toi secernd. and Mrs. Gerard
Sm llk'a Sweet Chart*, only b m Hmt
starter, trailed ky aother eeve*.
With win betling enly. Thinking
Cap paid IET9 far W, and waa
timed la 1.44 U
Honing lik* a turn now." ta r* the I Stadium. It* going to b« a eurd
head mentor "md wa rn proud of | thriller, to don't mis* it.
ourselves. It’s euitomarr for »
team u, have a long looting streak|
when a rad.csl change in of feme:
U made turb at nc hate done |
The boys hate dune real se ll, and
they have improved over la«t seek.
I think s e ll be ready when the
L A S T T IM E TO D A Y
whittle blow a.” He laid that the
week wat ipent in readying a pan
deferte. tome new iffente, and the
K o iiu g drive.
AND
Coach Fleming Indicated that
he hat found tome needed help in
the line in the pertont of Meredith
Scott, 1*0 pound tophomore tackle
who hat hren reemg more and
more action on defense and Bill
Tyre. 143 pound junior who won
recognition Wednesday night by
playing an oul.landing defenute
S T A R T S TO M ORROW
game for the J.V.'t. But the head
mentor tayt that he la still lack
ing in backfield eaprnence. espe
cially nn drftnte, and will be look
ing for help.
Al Stanley and Rill Harper are
rapidly coming up. but Harper it
going to be needed to help on of-i
fente. Quarterback Jim Hawkins
it ao far leading in offentito rush
ing with *2 yardi. Pullback Phil
Byrd It tesend with M yard*. He
turned in an eirellenl performance
last week aglintl Leesburg. and
hi* running tel up the Ion*. Ped
tenre of that game
Halfback
Homer Aleaander la third with a
to u l of 43 pointt, and thia thiftyhipped boy n turning in a lot of
defente, and sill probably be the
receiver of a few pattet tonight
Pourlh it Joe Ituiil with 11 yards,
and fifth It little Rill (Red| Harper
who thrilled the crowd teveral
time* last week and will tee a lot
of action tonight. Hit total yard- j
age it a.
In the line John Clarke and Jim
Owene will hold down the end
posti. Gene Ban and Robert Car
ter have been outitandiag la the
line, and Bata did tome Imprettive
kicking last week. Alto an impret-.
live kicker U David Galloway at
guard. Hia punting average le jutt
under the 40 yard mark. Howard
Allred, though a little bruited and
battered will be bolding hit own
in the other gugrd poution. Brant
ley Schirard hat to far turned In a
goad performance at renter, and
hit defeniive play M j been ad
mlrable.
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All In all .and especial! efnre a
fine aerlmmage game yetterday,
the Feds get the nod from ua. They
figure to he about two to six
pointa better than the visiting Blue
DarUra.
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omes Emphasize Family Activity
An increasing tmp«*i* on family
Activity In th* homo motivate
th* drogr of th* beautiful Ridgewo.>,I, on# of a new series of
large, iuaury house* creiled by
?v'N'ati« al Horn# for discrimin
ating hum# buyers.
Ofc ultimata In style, design.
ar .r il i i t f livin g , it.# Kldgew ood i*
th# work of Charlra M. Uoodman,
A.
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A ., nol#d
hun.# a rch ite ct,
in aito.tatiun with t) r editor* of
H"ui# It.anilful iwagaiine.
Other boiiici in this nrw u r n *
arr to# Itidgeley and th* Idlawoutl. A ll a ir distinctively design#d lo auit tli# U ltra of thoa* who
want the vrry b***t In modern Br
ing. the liUcwum! (our bedrooma
a r.ftu - othm thred.
"W e are pi mid to o ffe r through
our builder-dealT*
the*#
fin#,
new home*,’* -aid Jam**
R.
Free ,
Frevident, of
National
Home* C o rjio raiiu n , th# large»t
home producer in the
country.
“ ThU ajjirrb a . hievanient in home
building r r jt r e itn U all the sh ill
and experience acquired by Na
tional Home* In the production
« * f « o r # than than fcl.WU home*
n " o w u r . i l.y A m erican fam ilie*.
“ Wherever the»e home* ate
built, they will eel a higher atandard for beauty and itruetural
quality," Mr. Price aaid. "Yet,
they will he within the meant of
makes Ih# lirin f room light and
airy. The firepace and Horace
bin, beneath the window*, a.id a
not# o f cheery hoipitallty to the
room. A fireplare flue that It off»el from the rzterinr wall malt*
possible thia attractive room ar
rangement.
A dining area. Urge plough to
accomodate eight mambara of
th# family or tbeir guests, i* lorated Just off the living room
and adjoin* th* kitchen. I’a ie
thrnugh counter and cabinet* of
natural birch and white peg board
separata the d.nmg aria frunt th*
kitchen and may b* used for
eaiy terving or for a lunch bar.
Planned to make every* houscwife*' work easier, the kitchen I*
L'-*hap*d. It feature* a Uevco
huiit-in refngrratur and fr****r,
(ienrral Electric counter-top range
and wall oven, (1. K. dishwasher,
and Prjm* rihaust fan and hood.
A twin-how I stainless link in
clude* a Central Electric wa»te
dUpo-a| unit.
Th* *p*riou* Ridgewood hat
three U ig e-iii* bedroom* and two
full balht. All bedroom closet*
ara double width and utlliie eliding
door* for greater roomin***. The
gue»t hath u of a new design
Plans To Form New
British Dominion
Get Underway
T H E SANFORD HERALD
K ile
that accent* privacy by placing
a vanity-typo lavatory in a *eparMIAMI BF.Ant A*-P!*n* »re
ata nook. A tiled alcove ‘ provide*
under
way to form a new Rritlth
•pace for th* tub and ihower.
Dominion rf 'J We«t Indian coin
ntei, it wa* reported here U*t
night
Sir Hugh Toot, governor of Ja
maica, told the Fiorida Fruit and
Vegrtable A*»n that freedom of
WINDSOR, V t , M l Ti e my»travel I* *tre**ini common Inter
tery of the water In the home of est* of product* climate and lourOr. and Mr*. William Waterman III* and that Florida will play an
we* no nearer solution jetlerday. lncica*tngly Important part in af
Th* Waterman* k*v# been forc fair* of Caribbean countrie*.
“ In refcnl year* Rr(li>h Wr*t ■ r.rte
ed to take refuge In * trailer in
Indian* have been turn ng more
their front yard.
and moie to the l'nlti-j State* and
Th* water. In the form of dew.
away from Britain in many inter
n let or fog, dampen* *» cry thing
e»t«, although not in loyalty," he
in the eight-room bouse except th*
taid.
wall* and ceiling*.
“ A »tab!e dominion of J ooopoo
The Waterman* have lived In people rapable of «clf government
the home for nine ye»r« but not with common of »rlf heritage* in
until two week* ago did water be* literature, history. law and lang
gin to plague them.
usge will do much to incrra»c
Expert* from electrical, plumb- friendi hip with Am enre."
tng, furnace and inmlation com*
Rudolph Mai lion of Fort Pierre
panic* are a* puttied a* the Wa wa* elecled a**ocialiim prrvidrnl
terman*. There are no water pipe Andrew Ouda Jr. of Orlando wav
leak* and there »eeni« lo he no namrd vice prevident and Joffre
• eepage from *• spring, well or (* David of Orlando wa* rcrlrrtcd
other body oi watrr.
secretary treasurer.
Mystery Of Water
No Nearer Solution
Frl. Oct, T, 1955
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three end four hotlromn Nntinniti Home* Ciutom house* that
otTer the ulliiuale in atyle, deeign and (in* living.
TTieee large, luxurioua homos havo two ha tits, Inrgo family roomd)
■padoua patio# and terrace*. Kffirient and attractive kitrhpna feature
paaa-through wrving rountera from kitchen to dining
room,
natural finiah
birch wood cahineta hy Mengel, built-in oven, counter-top range, diahwaaher
and combination waaher-drycr by General Electric; eepar ate
built-in refrigerator and home freezer by Revco.
F o r Inform ation about tho R ldg ow ood and o th ar outstanding N ational h o m e s oontaot our N ational H o m as B u lld a r-D a a la r
t e a Wjoy Xepeite p s k
hy tm hatter food, better
fua. Sold al local store*.
1800 M E L L O N V IL L E . AVE.
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B IS *
r s „ * s <»\
A M AS S
vvo a -o .'
bi.au** of thr lower coat made
poiiibte hv lh# modern manu
facturing method* Uted lo pro
duce them."
M brick-walled terrace, with
ahaftered patio, give* the Ridge
wood an racitlngiy different pro
file and attend* th# real are* of
livability beyond the wa* of the
horn# It la the perfect place for
entertaining and th* family’# ewrn
onjoyment.
A delightfully
large
family
pooiw overlook* th# petio end ter
race through glaaa wail* that
aeparat* yet blend th* two area*
VlitfRly
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apace.
Actually a *ecood living room,
thi* family room i* id*al for tele
vision, game*, hobble* or infor*rt| entertaining. A ipacioua Storage wall of natural birrh provide*
a handy plan# ter keep toy*, card
table*, and even th* television
*«t when th# family l» not w»lng
H. There i* arc*** to thi* storage
apace from either side.
# * family room ha* front and
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T H E W A TC H
UNITS LISTED 9-21-55:
UNITS SOLD TO DATE:
AND OUR USED CAR LOT HAS BEEN ISOLATED
BY SEWER CONSTRUCTION FOR II DAYS.
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DEMONSTRATORS
Falrlim Town Sedans, Loaded and Air Conditioned Special Discount*
Fairlane Club Sedan, Loaded
6-CyL Custom Fordor. No Extras.
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Fairlane Fordor, Loaded
CAME, 6 -5 / \
Discount
269 Plymouth 4-dr, Crmnbrak
221 Chevrolet 210 Fordor
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284 Ford Victoria V-8, At,R AH
304 Ford Mainline V-8 Tudor,
SOLD
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122 Ford Victoria Overdrive, R
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300 Plymouth Cranbrook 4-dr.
306 Chevrolet 4-dr„
PG, R 4k H, Dlie
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114 Ford V-R ML 2-dr Sedan OD, R
MS Ford 2-dr, AT, R A H
233 Ford Tudor S-eyl ML
236 Plymouth Clb Cpe
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30? Ford y*3 Dlxe Tudor
595*
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3MPlymouth
Ml Brick
1949 s
- 29* “61" CadllUe 4-dr. AT, R A H SOLD
MTChryilcr Windaor 4-dr.
3 4 5 * 07 Feed V-8 Clnh Con*
*26 Ford V-9 Ouh Con*
SOLD 1MPeed V4 Cutera Toder
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3 BED RO O M
ART9CIJM r o t SALK
T1IF. SANFORD HERALD
By STANLEY
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ON L A R G E C O R N E R L O T
2 B.droom modern home with refrlgerator. space heeler, gs*
stove hot weter heeler, \cortian
blind 4 T V. enlenna. With
flowing well, nice lawn, and
variety of it cltru* tree*. $*no
down. iMOO Month. Complete
price M.ooo.
2 N IC E SHADY LOTS ON TAVKO
alrrct m good location, $1,100.
Rota I . Payton, Broker
3 Pc Bedroom Suite
Good condition
BA M
J Pe Living Room Suite
with Slip cover*
329.U
Sofa Red k Matching
Platform Rocker,
tike new
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ACROSS
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Chrome Dinette
1st St.
I t Aftag
13. Before
I I Soothe*
Jt. Atone for
2.1. Detest
37. Baking
cham ber*
S L sig n a l o f
\>am lng
39 r c lit ia il
d in sion
of • city
31. Short
t. •• -'Tl
R ollaw ay and B ab y Beds
c . a . w h id d o n T s f l
Reg. Real F.au> Rrnkrr
V. E . DOUGLAS, ASSOCIATE
119 S Park________________ Pk. Utt
F U R N IS H E D A P T S .
501 West l i t Or Call at burnt
jurw Center. US West 1st
intm ent
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A ppliance Center
Phono U2> • A. B. Pateraoo.Broker B e tc e rlv
•'Your Wesunghnusa Dealer”
Associates . A. B. Peterson Jr.,
Maytag Washers
P. J . Chesterton. Garfield Wil
Coleman llcatrr*
|t>4 30 up
letts. John Metscfe, R. W. WUR E E Seralnoln Really f « DeijrIlk
Magnolia
A«a
rrwne 1737
llama. A. C. Doodney. Land Sur
able Home* and Apia, rhone 27.
veyor
FU RN ISH ED Ajurtraenc aosa
MANY GOOD Used llrm t In on
in Prtvatn Balk. 30* Palmetto
*1,000. R E D U C T IO N
consignment. Very nice coffee
_______ _
Ave,
Owner’ said tell. He's gone. 3
tables, rugs, chairs, baby beds,
acres, over 100 orange trees. A
rtr. Alsu bargatna In hard to
KIC K ROOMS, H«t water, IS.
find article*
nice 2 bedroom home, pertly
wrrklv. Light kitchen prtvtUgaa.
furnL'hed li.VM cash. Balance
T H E C U R IO S IT Y SH O P
. 1013-W,____________________ _
long terms. Thu Is a bargain!
Next to Bennett's Court 17 »2 So
C LEA N furnished Apartment. 1004
RAYMOND N . BA LL. B R O U B
1'almatto.________
The Florida Tim et Union, your
O. M. HARRISON, BRORER
m.vrnlng paper. For home delivFU RN ISH ED AnnrtmenC 300 Park
S. D. Highleyman, Associata
t ty , Phone Jack Benton, *22-31.
Pbooo 1
A vo.___________________ ______ ______ BU South Park Ave.
STO VE nr Fireplare WOOD. Out
jT bedroom house, good location,
any sue. Seasoned Oak. Fat
1U0. Call 24M._____________________
Pint. Cell 793-J. Ernie Morris.
valon Apts.
[valon
Apia.
720-W.
S
Efficiency
BEDROOM furnished garago
apt.. 2300 M e llo n v lU e ._______
Seminole Realty
W. DIETRICIM
T . W. MERO VACUUM Cleaner, tank type. Like
new condition. 34 00. Phone
IN I Perk Are. Phew 27 ee 143
1723.R,
C LEA N furnished apt. CU»*a In,
TWO BEDROOM home by owner.
T0J West 1st St. Phone « IL _
"14 Magnolia. Phone I2M R.
V U R N IS U E D Kitchenette” Apts.
Air Conditioned. Mumlyrland OWNEB U i v i a f T o w n ^ T B e d .
room Home. Fenced hack yard,
Court. South City llmlU Highreasonable down payment. FHA
way 17-92.________________________
payment, $37. monthly, Phone
FU RN ISH ED 3 Restroom Apt.
1439-J
ai>t* 3 Room Cottage, rhone
V * B EA U T IF U L Lake Front' l-nis
431 W.
at nanana Lake. 30' a ano\ A
2 Rooms and bath, rhooo
good investment. Phone 1620-J-3.
NICK BKDROtlM, Private on-trance an-1 bath. Phone 2Q29-W.
MfitSNSTAIRS furnished apartWrTK-nt. 701 Palmetto. Phone 423 J.
A R T ta jC A WANTED
Ughoet CASH, 1 HADE-IN pm
te n
paid far weed furniture Cab I _
Wilson-Malar Furniture Co. 211
E 1st St.
to
H E L P 3VAXTF.il
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tv distribute Nationally
known product in spare time
Give Phone number. Repl« Box
O.M. ». The Herald
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L A K E FRONT LOTS ~
On large lake. 123' a 400', Hard WANTED — Rrll-Hop and Night
Porter. kliddle age. Valdes
road, electricity. Phone, Mall
..........................
Hotel
and Paper delivery. $1,230 S
Miles
from Sanford. Phone
H * h e i r w ANTt:n j b a s j s ) u a
L A R G E House. 3 Acres.’ Orange
a m Orapefnilt trees. 13 mllta
“ COLORED women Interested in
from Sanford on srhoola bu*
telling coimetie* for well-known
route. 3 Bedroom. 3 Rathi, gar* w l E P n E r W r S ! ! n * f f ! I a n n I I
Coropanv. Contact P. O. Box
e 'X ir . value. $400. Will trade
age. Located on Golf Course.
973. Orlando.”
for anything of same value.
Very reasonable. rhone Sanlord,
Phone
202S-J;
WANTED
— Girl to work part
1319.
time at Southaid* Laundromat
g ROOMS and Bath. Upstair*.
Apply in person. 104 East 23th
Onlv kitchen furnished.
U $40. per
...
St-, .v-ithdde I aunrimmsi
R E D 1-MU CO N K B ETE
m-4ith. Share utilities. Apply
Mwaele C omcTOU On.
,417 Wrsl 3rd.
309 Eim Ave._________ Phone 1333 WAITRESS 21 or over. Seminole
Drive.In East First Street.
FU RN ISH ED Aparlmrnt. a room*,
bath, screened porch and gar* • I V A R IE T IE S P A N E L IN G
Nativa aid Foreign Woods.
. age $37.30 per month. Apply
Mgr. Apt. 1 or phone lU t.R - 2.
_ g a e _ e s ilm a t e r Phone 13
t k n r n M m C m a l i i Pip# O r .
TWO — 3 Room furnished Apt*. (fat Meat 1MR RL
i^ ^ r B a S u S im a c s " - i
Pkms
. $to prr Light*.
Lights, water. rur.
107 Locust
Ave. rhone
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1 1st.
ReuU
fO-BEDROOkf- completely furnikhed Rungalow, Phone 21>2.
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H E A T IN G
Eloor Fu rnaces and Cirrulslors
H . A P O P E 0 0 . IN C .
f f V L Lovely, clean Room*. $33. 2M Bnntk P a rt Av*. f f a m itgg
. Two rooms. $33. i l l Park.
4 JIT Palmetto.
JU R N ISH ED
929-M.
p
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Duple*
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Apt.
fo o tio ck e ri —S A f .E
H W R RMNTA1R -
menu g3* South Atlantte. Day• tons Reach. Fla. Call Mr*. Hut^ k is o o Phone 2974-W__________
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NO DOW N PA YM EN T
S Bedroom House. VA Financing.
Thla la the last I Bedroom house
wa have with no down p a y a tsL
k
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FLOOR landing end Rmafelag.
Oeeatag. waxing. Sendng SeaO-
2321
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sir tend., Fla. Rm. By owner. AIR-CONDITTONBR. N ten MilU.f Sell Equity. Phone 1473-W.
ilrslln * EJemenl.
. . . Never
Wa. Phone
S E V E N A CR ES with Two-Bedroofa House. Nine shade. Fruit
Tree*. $4,100. Nice Terms.
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1913 EVINRUDF.S and
USED M illlilts
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M m W ft]lam a Inn. A g ta ry H gixd
condition
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run- like a top and beats
rowing
$21.30
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like new
$39.93
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repainted, only ................ $30.ou
Air layered. Ready to P l a n t , 7*, U R R CU R Yp
CUfvs on Cleo, Itoui-h Ijcnuut.
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Simpson "I-ucky Arrra” . tirnrva 10 II JO H N S O N ,
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Plant* 31.30 per hundred. Plume lo II Lightning MERCURY $129 93
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Viry good condition
$129.93
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Phone 2144. R eu U L Sanford
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p r o g r a m a , etc. Program*#
INSTRUCTION
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Your old ranee la worth $3#.**
when >ou trade for a new me
during the Old Range Round.-p.
Sanford Gas Co. 210 E . 1st St.
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Phone 1473 Atlantic Bank Bldg. |
Day, Week or month—T e l 142JFurniture Center
H I West First
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Britt Tractor C k
W EL a KA APAR TM ENTS: rooms, R ob ert A . W illiam s, R ealto r
Raymond 1-uedquDt, Associate | Hhray 17-42
pnvata baths. 114 W. First 8L
Serb ia
of cheese
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SOUTH C MILKS — New ma«nnry
home 2 Bedrooms. Bath, Kitrh. Sewing Machines. and Repairing
en, fla . Boom. Large Utility B ER T 'S IM 8. Park Phans 17(2.
r Advertisers are requested to no
room.. Lonswood. Road 427.
tify the Want-Ad Department tmNear Five Pol'.ts. Call Owner
PIANO. Good condition. Reason
inrdJatcIv ol any eiTora In their
S3I-M-40.
able. Phone ISIS J,
ads, a i The Sanford Herald wlU be
rr.'pouilble fer only one Incorrect
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Used
furniture, appliances, mots,
ln>rrlia.
Realtor — General Insuranre
•te. Roiight-sn|d. lurry's Hart.
Gertrude B. Diaffelder Associate
321 East li t SC Phone 1431.
112 N. Park Are
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a u u K n tiu
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:<5 East,
* A sw eet
4 Pincrr-tike
organ
It. Sufficient
G oinI onditun ..
$2911
Youth Bed with
waterproof mattress S29 M
Round Top Dining Tables. 39 M
Drop Leaf Tables
$2M
Bsby Stroller
11 M
Selection of Used Innerspnng
Mattresses
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MANY more Jlrm* not luted
at tremendous SAVINGS!
Annabflle It. Hradcrooa, Amoc.
rh . a m — 17-i* at lllawatha
Yellow
Kri. (Vt. 7, 1055
DAILY CRO S SW O RD
U S E D B A R G A IN S ?
On 3 loll, modern kilrrn with •
stove k relrlgrritor. In town.
ITJO down, compute price $7,130. •
CLASSIFIED ADS
THE OLD HOME TOWN
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G E N E R A L T I L E C O N TR A C T O R
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K**r«. Bnehurk and C«. has
nn nnenmr in Sanford for
n vounr lndv belnrrn 20 »nd
S3 \r»r« of nrr. The nriton
mn*t know lourh lyn« »V*.
tern noil h« nhlo tn maintain
n minimum sored of 33 words
rer minute. Bookkeeping ev.
perienre i* n murh denied
quality, but other pttcliral
exprrienre or advinee editrational *rhirvemrn‘«> would
he ronaldered. .'.nnUcanta
must he high trhool r r * .
duate*. with nlemtnr person,
alitv and rood rhararter,
and have the ahitite and He.
aim to ret alnnr with people.
The position nffsr* a rood
startinr salary. A discount
will h« riven on all pur*
rhase*. with rrnup inaur*
a ore, rroon koipltalDatioN
and nmfit ahartnr plans
available. Permanent resi
dent preferred. It la an Ideal
position far the H»ht person.
If vou ar* Interested In thla
position, and ar* Kstween
the ages af 9(1 sad 2$, apply
in person naw at Bear* C at*.
lo r Bales Offtee. H I E . T in t
Blre<4. Sanford, Fla.
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Were proud of the exceptionally good progress were making in
SANFORD'S NEWEST, LARGEST and FINEST
SUBDIVISION . . . . SOUTH PINECREST.
(Im m e d ia te ly S o u th o f S a n f o r d ’s N ew P in c c re s t E le m e n ta ry School)
The County School Board Is Taking Bids Now On Work To Clean Up The Entire
25 Acres Of School Grounds Between Our Subdivision And 27th Street To Provide
Playground Area. We Have Pledged To Pay $1,500 Of This Cost, So That
The Work Will Be Done Immediately.
Our Plan Is To Build 125 Modern,
Attractively Designed 3 Bedroom
Homes Priced From
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25 ACRES ef SCHOOL GROUNDS
We plan to complete all 59 homes
In the 1st section by December 1st.
SOUTH PINECREST SUB-DIVISION
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V.A. [veteran] & F.H.A. financing
committments on these homes were
obtained before the recent change in
the law that requires an additional
2 per cent cash down payment.
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(Th«M Homm C i i I k FlnU h ri In From J To 8 Wt*kn)
You can act now and choose your paint color Inside and
out—Also bath tile and brick trim on any. house not
completed.
You can purchase our $10,600. homes
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IF YOU ARE A VETERAN
$375. DOWN PAYMENT $62. PER MONTH
SERVICE PERSONNEL F.H.A.
$905. DOWN PAYMENT $60. PER MONTH
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value your dollar can buy. We invite you to inspect our
’ homea in each state of construction. We Invite you to
compare our homes with all others. Drive out today, you
know m will b . wdcome.
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Proceed At Your
Own Risk
• y WOODSON T. A LU N
A l l F lo r id a l
■ iS k
What t* mi tantalising aa lo read an incident
in an out-of-town newspaper, and be unable
1® follow it up? Th e Palm Beach Poet told
■bout a c iliirn down there who waa aent up
for 10 day* for writing rhecka on an account
w hich, however real It may have aeemed to
him, waa not formally recorded upon the Imoka
<f I he hank. Ilia faultless conduct while a cily
gueat waa rewarded w ith releaae aoine five
daya early. To celebrate hia freedom, he tonight
a couple of juga of “ Old Hkullbuater,*’ and a
large bunch of flower*. Sadly enough, he paid
fi r Iheae thing* with another batch of bounc
ing b e lly a, ao it waa bark tu the baatille for
him. I l l alwaya wonder who got the poaiea?
The Penaarola Jo u rn al, not too recently,
carried an Arthur Kdaon column under a
Washington dateline, which dealt at aome
length w ith the problem of the poatal carrier
who And* himaelf confronted w ith an antiHwial dog.
It appear* that the Pcwtoffice Department
haa gone quite thoroughly into the queation of
Carrier v*. Canine, and in purauing knowledge
i f the aubjort, they have drawn deeply from
the literature of the peychologiral sciences, aa
well aa from the recorded experience of toothmarked veterans of the delivery service. The
result of th is painstaking research haa been
carefu lly tabulated and evaluated. N ot too
surprisingly, this mam of inform ation has
evolved into ■wordy "suggested course of pro
cedure."
I have bailed this m aterial down to a aet of
sim ple, easily remembered rule*. Th ey are:
Don't pet; don't run; don't h it; w ail to be
•awlled, then walk In. You w ill notice that the
drat o f these In junrtkm e-the one which for
bids the petting of an anim al which is intent
upon adding several of the larg er, and more
im portant, of the carrier's boaea to bio p riv
ately buried collectioa-ia much the eoaieat ef
the ruim to obey. The remaining three w ill be
found a bit more difficult.
It ia gratifying to see the Department tak
ing such a positive position in the m atter. I
mentioned the column lo a private soldier ef
the poatal infantry, and ho won pioaood at (Me
evidence of official rancors about hie welfare.
He did point out. however, that thio study
caaw hard upon the bsele ef a move to have
pasta) uniforms supplied at Deportment expease, and he waa tree Med at a fleeting
thought that the primary abjective might ha
the preearvitioa ef pastel pants, rather than
• It Sanaa that hare ia aa opportunity for the
relatively new science ef Odor Engineering.
Could a poetman he perfumed aa aa to suggest,
te a dog's owner, that the pouch contains the
Social Security chock tor even a chock from
aa editor)? If this can he done, doubtless the
owner oerid devise a method for the temperla any caw, the ruim are goad, sad with
minor moditralion*. will supply a workable
formula for tha burinom men who flows boms
very late tom a “conference," thus: Don't
pet; dent ran; dent hit; C H EW A C LO V E,
wait to be eawfled. than walk In.
fid y a * n r r ace a hat unitin g ? Tht bright ewe of this ru fr (ut, peering from
beneath Mommy’s coolie hat, a n protected from imaginary glare as she jour
neys about the "Land of C ounterpaneP hoto by Mae Nunn.
fO VNfl
E m t o r
MUflflt HACK
<Editor's Sole: The a here is ttm
' author'* comment an Aw artlolr, T U U
Of The Fumed" ia the September II
issue of AH fiends MagmtineJ
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We take the Palp Beach Poet aid aa
flandeya p t AH Plarida Weekly Megeiiae.
It hm a let ef peed emdlag end a gnat
away af Me Mean go law my scrapbook.
I have Jaet get around to putting ia Ik*
“Steamhwixta In The Hvaci.il ha” story and
And Ike Bret chapter it missing Could I ob
tain thw?
I am a Peaeacolaa livia t in Teiaa tern
porerily. Aa soon a* w* ca.i sell our hem*
• * are going lo move bock to Penescoin.
I get the Penasrole Journal sad enjoy the
AH Florida Magarine, especially the recipes.
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Thanh* for the wonderful ankle m titlrd
“Jain the SCUM ." I fret exactly the asm*
gum you would ray I am o “ diaplsred
Floridian.” My huaband u a aortic* man
and to* land ia many place* but I never for
get that Aral and lap I am a Floridian, and
ITAMUT L WOOO. lake Worth.
I my that the way sums people nay I am an
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American. I preach Florida from morn to
A NAHVI AT MPAflT
night to anyone who will bairn to me.
Although I am an adopted Floridian, 1
When wv Ant moved up here the local
am a native el heart end enjoyed your editor of Ik * dally new*paper wrote a very
article (Auguat Jf) ao much I've read it aarraetk article oa Florida “ tuchiag" the
through three time* already, and her* it I* taurine. I hamadleieiy teak tt up sad wears
aahr Maaday morning.
a very nasty Inter to tha paper. Tha to w
Tea are m right ab
taunedteieb began a Pbrida-South Dakota
from Y eaheelsad 1 have often i
war with smay people Joining is. Pur flew
far M a y weeks but new w* have a ll dertOrdwo Jw a t^ iire^ llAe bawia hear.
illw petting
arduu ry prapk Hr* la Florida and it deam't
coal a fortune to do U. They can't aoeia to
realise that ia Florida there are farmer*,
BwrrboaU, lawyer*, and Joel plain working
people. They think *M Floridian* wet* one*
wealthy teuriata who decided far soma un
known rowanw they wwwld stay there. I an
doing my heat lo sgaet this opinion.
I read tha megeiiae which I receive In
the Lah* City Repeater, my heme nrwo
psper. from caver te cover and very often*
Anyway thank a fat the a n k le . I have
only aw* irtlliliw h the paper. rewMte Lw
hnT svm Aaany.
e u a r a iA
Livin g in Cent ret F lo r id a ii
a tiny hand of Choctaw Indian*,
the descendant* of a once power
fu) trib e whose member* Hrai
came here in Ih l4 lo help An
drew Jeckaon fight a war. Peace
fill Ivy choice. these red men]
turned to farming for a living
after the war* In 1941, llo raie|
(iieeley Hidaiight, direct de
scendant of the famed Choctaw
ch ieftain , C h ifu h ir, discovered
In hi* su n t'* fam ily bihle a
grant of lands lo the C h o ct***
for their effort* in behalf of the
United State* government. The
grant waa signed by Andrew
Jackson and gave to hia allies
the great part of flvr Centra)
Florida counties, then virtu ally
uninhabited. The Choctaws]
asked the government in 1941
for some reasonable settlement
for th eir land*.
Now, the claim k tu lw heard
in W ashington anil the Choc
taw trib e has hern granted it*
day in court.
Hut there I* a catch. Mem
ber* of the tiny hand can't
raise the necr»*ary money to
•end their ch irf tu Washington
with the paper* that may estab
lish their claim . T h e ir chief,
named after one of A m erica'*
notable writer*, Horace Greeley,
ia also the tribe's official histor
ian. Hia presence at the hearing
is imperative. Like a New York
stage dram a, the Choctaw s
need an “ angel"
OUR COVfR
So much comment haa been
received about our story of parakaeta(Septem ber 4 issue) th a t
we thought a color photograph
of one of those pretty little hird*
would be in keeping for O ur
Cover. T h is particular bird haa
a vocabulary of more Ilia n 200
words. Our rover girl any* he ran
ring. too.
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Jack Oram. Adverttamg (Verier
�I n Old Fashioned Flofrdc
Saturday
N ight
Jamboree
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ev atari arriving early every Saturday afternoon in I -iv* Oak
-lo ven pf country muaic, fun and home-apun entertainm ent-and
they c im m from every direction, many traveling long diatanrea. to
attend d k it haa become during the paat three yasra one of the
moat colorful and popular ham dance atage ahowa in the Deep South.
By ilta w tim e-# o'clock —
there*! a long line w aiting to
get into the Jamboree Bam for
the two and a half hour ahow
-p ickii^ , playin’ and aingin* by
top-note!} entertainer*. many of
whom a ff direct dcecendanla of
(he horMateadera and pioneer*
of the Sjnrannee River Country.
PoreMoat among en tertain
ment eytjoyed by thoae who
early aetllrd along the Suw an
nee R iver area waa the p ickin'
■of the l|v*-*tringad banjo, the
muaic of the fiddler, the rhythm
of the “ Mraw.|»eater’’- a peraon
who, w jlh a pair of airawa a
foot Ion I , heat upnn the atringe
of tha Addle in regular lem poand the aqua re dam-e to the call
of "cu ttln 1 figgera."
On Saturday nighta now in
hive Oak a tmupe of mure than
40 entertainers and performer*
fiddle, pick, aing and dance to
the fireaide musical rhythm
knuwn to them and their fore
father* fur mot* than a centu iy .
In tho early get-together* of
this type, auch fun highlighted
and dimmed a day nf rail-aplitting, log-rolling, or perhapa
houae-raiaing, to help the newly
married couple gel atarted on
their homratrad The Saturday
night Jam U irre now highlighta
a week of peaceful living by a
people who atill find tim e and
make room in the bend of the
Suwannee River for the joy* uf
a lovely and unforgettable paat,
to be rt-lived and fully enjoyed
by a ll who wiah to cum* along
and share the relaxation.
On the atage of the Jamboree
the cuatoma, habiu and Uleutn
that have been handed down
from generation to generation
17# fd lih in i by the praam t day
anted ajnor*.
A p a ckn l Jnm harrr H am aiuhrnrr litlrn t r i r n S l l u n l m m ghl f-»
pickin', playin' am i ringin' hi h>p noli h rn lrrlm n n %
The show, though in effect
very informal and running w ith
out apparent effort, ia the m u ll
of many long hour* of hard
practice and careful planning.
The manager and owner origi
nated the ahow hoping that it
would contribute to the prrsrfvation of the wholeanmr and
unexcelled good time* of the
ante-bellum paat and the riverboat daya rheriahrd by the parenta and grandparenta of many
o f the prevent Saturday night
performer*.
On the lirat Saturday night
in Nnvemtier, the Suwannee
H iver Jam boree w ill open ita
fourth year aa a atage allow pro
duction. Intrreat evinced by a
conatantly growing audience,
and the fan mail, indicate* it la
declined to become one of the
moat popular weekly country
muaic attraction* in all the
Deep South from a email fo l
lowing in the beginning, the
year'* attendance now total*
thouaande-and it ’* increasing
right along.
Trrn ngtt* /ullnu Ih n r p a ir n it
nnilgiiinil/nnrnh in rntrrtam ing
S a lu tila i night a u tiim rrt
Jfiik Itm .lrrm n t right i a ett ak tlraighl moo far f o u p rn " Cfcirr Ih n k tr
in a n im rtly hit hrturrn m u tu a l num hrrt
A (tacked Jamboree Barn au
dience made up of a ll age* be
come* very quiet and attentive
aa the curtain rue* and the
ahow’* M. C. announce* "From
Live Oak, F la ., in the heart of
the Suwannee R iver Country —
welcome to tha Suwannee River
Jam boree!" T h e n the luaty
musical theme fade* end an in
troductory deecription of the
program to follow, it given.
The atngera, instrum entalist*,
danerra and comediana alrive to
give a bigger and better ahow
each succeeding week. A 30m inute portion of the ahow ia
tape recorded for broadcaat on
an independent Jamboree net
work of radio ataliona, now
carrying it tu nearly three m il
lion listener* weakly.
,
W rH It aadieorea o f tha «/e am i rnihum atm ahm* fo rm w i a hm g and
(npulnr run fu r Ihr fta ln n la i night Ham Jum hurrr thou
�of tho season
in
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JACKSONVI LLE
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this sea so n
OCT . 1 4 & 15
Friday
7:30
p.m.
Tradition In Tho Kltehon
I f UtUI MAT MASSHAU
'O p iC O
I MEAT LOAF
Saturday
1.30
p.m. and
7 :3 0
p .m .
OVER
$ 3 ,0 0 0 .0 0
P riit M onty
F r s - t h s w B o i T ic h a ts
$75.00, T a x In c .
A » O a f a > 5 0 .0 4
O a n a r a l A d m is s io n
> 1 . 1 5 In c . T a a
Plan lo stay ovrrnite
at the Beach
•II motets are renting
at off-season rates
^ ^ K A T loaf ha* always been ont of our
fa vo rlt. dishee-eilher straight from the
oven, or cold. But our endeavor has bom
for la a t. appeal, without too much
thought of ambaliiahmant, feeling that
there need ba no special Inducement to
•a t. when there's a meat loaf on tho
table.
But recently, mjoying the dinner hosp itality of M r. and M rs. W . H . W ilkineon of O cala, with Tro p ical M eat Loaf
as the pioce-de-roaiatance, we found a
combination of eye and taste appeal that
takes a meat loaf right out of the class
of ordinary, everyday dishes, and makao
it very apodal- so special that we felt it
worthwhile to pass it on to our readers.
Even before it was brought eteaming
hot from the oven, the arom a had pre
pared ua for something d ifferen t, and
when it was placed on the table, we reelired how proealc our meat lo af had a l
waya looked, compared to the result of
.o u r hasten*' decorating spree. B till, we
reasoned, the beauty could have no ef
fect upon the taste. Rut we were to leant
how wrong a person can be.
To paraphrase a worn-out truism ,
"Proof of the Tropical Meat Loaf la the
eating thereof." It wasn’t ju st decorated,
nor waa It true that the appearance
alone had influenced the teata. Th e out
ward beauty went hand-in-hand w ith
the taste, which w ill In fu tu re, be the
reason for our meat loaf having the
"Flo rid a" or tropical touch.
Here is how Mrs. Wilkinson make* it:
To one-and a half pounds of beef and
one-half pound of pork, ground twice
and m iied, she adds salt and pepper to
la sts, a very sm all pinch of garlic pow
der and two eggs, beaten. 8ounds lik e
ju st an ordinary meat lo af, so fa r, but
here's where the "T ro p ica l” difference
enters the picture. She m liea threefourths cup of pineapple Juice and two
tablespoon* of cherry ju ice thoroughly
into the above. Then comae a cup and a
half of bread crum bs, w ith a final th o r
ough m iiing.
Mrs. Wilklnvon confided that a better
consistency is obtained by m iiing with
hands, than with a fork or spoon.
In a greased casserole, she places pine
apple slices upright around the edges,
with a cherry in the center of each, be
fore packing in the meat m isture. To
add a last finishing touch of beauty, our
hostess forma on top of the lo af, a ros
ette made with small pieces of pineapple,
centered with a h.ight red cherry.
Th is, baked for an hour and a h alf in
a 330 degree oven, makes it a lovely
brown, with the pineapple slices peeping
up above it resembling in color oak
leaves In fa ll, frost-tinted In shades of
gold and brown.
Mr*. Daria WiiUnaoa, Is color photo
ekeoe, t a in • perp a t Ktr ntothtrm law'* TVvpfcwf I f eel Loaf.
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I
�Secret
•r f o ooaots
F oh 64 yean*, (ifo r|v (>. Parke
lived in constant frar for h it life.
Since he was a young man of 21
he had lived and traveled in
many parts of the country, al*
w ays fearfu l that at any mo
ment he would feel the point of
a stilleto in his hack, or be cut
down by bullets. Death was his
constant companion.
Who was George (J. Parke?
And what had he done to wrap
th ia cloak of perpetual terror
and fear about himself?
It is a fa n tastic sto ry , and
had its he*innin* in New O r
leans on M arch 14, 1891. It
ended on Ju ly 1-1 of th is year,
at the little town of Zephyrh ills, north of Tam pa. T h a t’s
the place and tim e of M r.
Parke'a death, hut hia passing
was peaceful and without vio
lence of any kin d -least of a ll,
the horrible death he had ex
pected to overtake him during
the 64 years he lived w ith his
frightful secret.
What was t'uit dread secret?
M r. Parke revealed it in a let
ter to lie opened after his death.
Ita shocking contents revived
memories of one of the bloodi
est days in the history of New
Orleans—memories of a whole
sale execution of men, and
strained relations between the
United States and Ita ly.
In his letter, M r. Parke de
clared that he was the last sur
vivor of an execution squad
which shot down and hanged 11
members of M atia. the dread
Sicilian secret society, in a New
Orleans ja il on March 14. 1891.
He ditcloard that he had nrver
revealed his connection w ith
the execution for fear of re ta li
ation from the Mafia. T h is fear
lived with him until he died at
the age of 87.
Parke aaid the 11 Malta men
had been indicted for the m ur
der of New Orleans Police Chief
David C . Hennessey. When the
leader was acquitted and the
others received light sentences,
Parke said 12 men, including
him self, were selected secretly
to execute the 11 prisoners. He
explained that he believed the
selection was made by a com
mittee of 50, appointed by the
C ity Council to fight the Mafia
In New O rleans. P arke wrote
that then he was a reporter for
a New Orleans paper, Th e New
Delta.
some of the jurym en had been
intim idated and othrrs hrilied
He gave names
According to the grand ju ry'a
report three weeks later, several
thouaand men, armed w ith r if
les, shotguns snd p isto ls,
marched on the prison. Th e
mob reportedly beat down the
door of the prison after the man
in charge had refused to su r
render the prisoners. iT h is is
somewhat in conflict with M r,
Parke's report, but it is possible
that his memory dimmed some
what after 64 year* of living
under a cloud of terrible fear.I
Before the mob finished. 11
men were shot to death or
hanged In lamp posts, records
■how.
Fam ilies of the alein men
la te r filed su it in the U nited
States Circuit Court for $30,000
each, but the actions were dis
missed
Hepercuaaiona of the whole
C h ief Hennessey was shot
down late on the night of O ct. sale slaughter were felt ■■fa r
Parke said the executioners
marched to the ja il in m ilitary
formation, the jailer opened the
doors for them, and the Mafia
men were shot down. He added
that he left New O rleans the
following year, traveling about
the country working as a printer
and newspaperman. M r. Parke
came to Tam pa several years
ago to make his home.
In his strange letter, Parke
said hr had taken an oath not
to reveal the names of any of
the othrrs in the execution
squad. While he referred to the
executioners as the "sq u a d ,"
records in the case make no
mention of such a small organiia tio n . Kilek disclose th at it
was carried out on a much
larger scale than explained by
Mr. Parke. However, it is pos
sible thst he was one of the se
lect few who were chosen to do
the actual killing.
16, 1890, as he was abo u t to
enter his home. The killers shot
him six times, and he died a
few hours later W hen asked
who shot him , he im p lica te d
the Mafia, the terrorist secret
society brought to the U nited
Btates from Sicily in 1880.
Hennessey was one of the
leaders in the fight against
M afia. He was thought to be
rlose to important action when
he was shot to death.
l(ecord* disclose that instead
of I I men involved, therp were
12 . hut in the execution account
Parke was correct when he
stated that I I men were exe
cuted. Of the nine men tried
for Hennessey's m urder, eix
were acquitted, and a m istrial
was declared In the cate of
three others. For th eir safety,
the judge sent the men bark to
ja il.
T lie jury returned the verdict
on March 1 3 ,1891. The day be
fore, The Daily Picayune in an
editorial m entioned rum ors
about ju ry tampering at the
trial. T h e same issue of the
newspaper carried a ca ll for a
mats meeting to "rem edy the
failure of justice.'
T h e account continues that
01 of the city's most prominent
ciliten s headed the Hat calling
for the mate meeting. A t the
meeting a prominent young a t
torney, W. 8 . Parkereon. charged
I k A LM M 4 Ttiwe Only
away as Ita ly , and that coun
try 's government demanded
punishment of the leader* and
an indem nity. But the Federal
government refused to take ac
tion except to send a telegram
to the governor of Lo u isian a,
expressing regret over the in ci
dent. However, the U nited
States later paid indem nity to
the Italian government for d is
tribution to the fam ilies.
M r. Parke'a le tte r, for the
first tim e, revealed m any de
tails of that red day in New O r
leans, which previous investiga
tion had failed to disclose.
What kind of thoughts did
Mr Parke think during those
64 years when he lived with his
secret? Only he could say, hut
assuredly he revealed the fore
most thought in his mind d u r
ing those long years, and that
was the constant fear and te r
ror he experienced as a result of
having taken part in that whole
sale execution so long ago
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Make Room For More Deer
• t CUVSLANO VAN DMSIlt
T m iA Y . a hunter has almost as good a
chant* of bagging a deer in Florida aa
ha had SO yean ago. This saamingly tin*
helirvable situation e iists for several
reasons-m ainly because, difficult as it
may be to believe, deer have more room
in the Sunshine S late than they did a
half century ago.
Another reason stems from the in te lli
gent management of wildlife resources,
plus a sound rehabilitation program pur
sued by the State (lame and Fresh Water
Fish Commission.
At first glanre it would appear that
w ild life populations should decline In
the fare of man's inroads upon their do
main. Often this is true, but not slwgys.
W ildlife furnish some peculiar para
doses In some rases their numbers d i
minish in direct ratio to the activities of
man In other instances, the reverse is
true.
T h e great factor In the aiistence of
any wildlife species is habitat Wild birds
and animals must have food and aheller
if they are to e iist. The more food and
shelter, the more birds and animals.
So it is with deer.
Contrary to popular opinion, a dense
forest does not support a heavy deer
pulation. Th e concept of great deer
rda roaming through virgin timber is
erroneous Deer require tree shoots and
sim ilar vegetation for food, and there is
precious little of that commodity in ma
ture stands of trees; no room for it.
In the early daya of Florida, the state
supported tremendous atands of trees.
Eatenaive lum ber operation* started
about 30 yean ago opened up these tim
ber atands, thereby making room for the
M arling of young In * growth. T h is pro
vided more food for deer.
Coupled w ith th is increased "room "
for deer wae the program alartad eight
a ^ r-M iie w sie iw test*
Despite Men’* Inroads in Th eir T e rrito ry . D e e r H erds
In O cala National Forest Today Eq ual Th o se of 1935
yean ago by the Oa m e'Com m ission, Teaaa These anim als were liberated on
whenby huge holding* of private timber area* in the state th at had few if any
companies were opened up to deer and deer, but had the habitat to support
othtr wildlife restoration practices. To them.
day, the stale conducts wildlife improve
From 1M5 to 1947, some 55 deer were
ment program* on some two m illion imported from Wisconsin and released in
acne of otherwiae privately owned lands.
the Ocala Forest. Th e latest count re
Two major problems were encount veals there are almost aa many daer to
ered by the Slate Game Cora miasma in day on the Ocala National Forest as
arceiarating the daer population of Flor there were back in 1935.
*
ida. The Ant was stocking denuded anas,
T h is is considered most significant in
and the second was supplying food and view of the fact that yearly perm its
cover for the animals once they were have increased from 1,136 in 1935 to
established.
more than 5,000 permits for the past
The stocking problem was solved by hunting season!
When asked whether, if no hunting
importation of deer from Wisconsin and
hbrtulrd Acre M ir,-a* Ao« mg fr u , if any. hml u.lh |A» habilmt to Htpporl fto W
had I»e*n allowed during the past (lie
years, the herd would have increased,
the Commission gave the surprising an
swer of "n o ." It seems th at any given
area will support only ao many deer, and
once that lim it i*reached, nature steps
in and takes care of the excess.
One factor must be born# in mind, how
ever. A comprehensive deer restoration
program is a long range proposition. It
cannot be don* overnight. Several years
are required to build up a herd from
scratch.
The Florida Game and Fresh W ater
Fish Commission, like practically every
stale gam* agency in the land, is hamp
ered by lack of funds. It take* money to
conduct a widespread ram ps'fn of habi
tat improvement. It also twin * money to
build fences, patrol forest area* against
timber thieves and arsonist», a« well as
to control predators (m ostly wild dogs
and hog* I.
The overall picture it good. Earle
Frye, assistant director «f the Commis
sion, and father of Florida * great pub
lic hunting program, Mid In the organiu tio n ’e most recent report that the fu
ture for moat wildlife in the sta tr is en
couraging. In making this statem ent, he
said ,he Commission expects to acquire
more land for game management, which
should result In more game birds and
anim als, including, of course, the much
priced deer of the Sunshine State.
It is prmumed the sportsman w ill find
little fault with such a situation.
N aturally, the sportsman is interested
in how deer are faring in the face of ever
increasing hunting pressure. A good ex
ample of this is furnished by the herd on
the Ocala National Forest.
According to the latest report of the
Com m ission, the Ocala dear herd was
estimated at 7,000 animals in 1935. The
first managed hunt on the 442,OOO-acre
area showed 1,126 permits issued.
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AVilli a t
hrUt in (h n/u nnnunll* tint
m g Ihr In*t (n , J a n nf rhtuary
They Ride A
Ifr* l a n d I h tr r n n h tn r u n itp u h h th rr nf l \ n t Ih n n g r .Vru*,
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- t C lltlNii horseback any time of the y ra r ia
pleasant,recreation. and in Florida. rider* have
(he entire year lu eiplore new trail* and old
Around Ocala, ahnul 25 auch enthusiast* have
banded trigetlier to form the Manon T ra il Itider*.
a highly. inform al itriiiip ranging in age from a
few year* In hu iin rw men and women
l
“Ik u ilr , J r pahuninn yuurfrrA«r*r tliil/mn tin n n l
hr X n l Timber nf S iller Spring*, frt/tr* if him
T h e y meet nitre monthly for a trip together
antnewhrr** in the lirauiiful Marion t'nunty v«un*
Irvutde. Some time* they ju«t liegtn at home ami
pick up their friend* along the wav At other
time* they load horse* into trailer* for tri|» to
apecial »,K«ta. Om e a year they make an over* H lnrn >enr ijtf l.\nn Timber nf S ille r Spring* "•it*
light” un M ulgnn grilling. ' Hint bninr “
night trip l< a camping *pot on the th ala N a
tional Forest
Other apecial artivitiea include participation
i'l Ocala'* giant Christm as parade ami in the
grand entry ami qiig-lnlle on hometnu k. a lenture
of the Southern Festival.
C a llin g fur speed. * k ill anti precision, the
quadrille u literally *quarr dam mg on h o rteliark,
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w ith a real caller, *quere dance mimic, ami home*
and rid er* e tc ru lin g the figure* a* on a dam e
floor It end* w ith a th rillin g p a tte rn of racing
I ioimw and rider* in rri**-cro*«ing line* aero** the
field, the trad itio nal how, and "prom enade a ll."
Completely informal, the group ha* no officer*,
no duea, no project*: they jimt gel together and
have fun.
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Hiding don U r it fan Jimmy H a m * on p i n a lilt
mm “la r f t " kt little I ’hnrlnttr A a a Hnnm
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NEWSPAPER
■T
a im
wriNO
v " llf * fo rt I (range M m ur Wilbur Willi* remarked one
evening at a fi»h fry. "W hat thi* town need* i* i new*.
pa|*-r." Mr* Carttl Ostn-n |wrked up her car*
Mm tM i-eu * new»|ia|>er ct|H-rlenie con*i*teit of t
•hurt term a* a prt*>l render oil tin- lliv tm ia Meat h New*
.liiiirn.il Sin- fiad written a little for hei own pleiwtire,
llartliy emnigh loo kgrnuud |wrlin|»». to la * nine an editor
anil publisher of a ne»*pa|ier. toil the* d id lll la re Mm
(Vita'll
She oper,tlml a typing anti diiplti tiling biislne** ill tier
home a* a *pure I line hobby anti ta t a»ionn1lv in*erted
newsy Inlhils to her direct mail at|yerli*mg IVrli»|i* Mayor
Willi* hail tin* hi muni when he remarked ittmul t h e
home town new*p,i|M-r. for lo Mr* Osteen it nteanl 'imply
u*ing more newsy iitlini* and let** of her own ai|veiii*ing
Hut Mr* tM c e n i* a pi m i n n l woman She hmt tie
cldetl tu query the town'* businessmen In ***• it there
would lie advertl*ing enough In *11111toii i new*pa|H'r The
timt «tore *he yi*iti*l Isiughl ail ail lo m il a year tnd pud
in advance The fort ((range New* wii* I*ini'
The ftpiipmciit, a modern diiplliating non lour mil a
|y|M'wnler. wa* already ui*talted in hei home lot her lyp
mg liia iim *. *o all itir fort Orange New* n*|iiin*l tor
laum lung wa* w ork-am i plenty ot it
That wa* more than 1 * month* ago I'oday the fort
Orange New*. piihli*hri| every other wet k. I* a I .’ page
mimeographed new*pa|H-r with «tone* of to* a I going* on.
ada from leading merchant*, *nge advice on looking and
housekeeping and where to fintl the I m-*i ti*hing »|«ila
Tire newspaper nthcc i* *1 ill Mr* Osteen'* front loom
with nature'* own air ctinditinning—the llahfay Itiver—
flowing liy tier front door
She doe* all the prodili linn work herself gathering
new* ami ail* handling *uh*i ripluni* and circulation mil
"putting the |ui|M-r to l»-d " She ha* help on eullatmg tinpage* lieiaii*e of tlie increase in i in illation during the
pa*l year
Mr* 0 *ii* ii *iill loodin I* her typing Imsim-** ami she
*av« sometime* the typing hu«inem had to tarry the new*
|ui|M-r. hot a new electrie typewriter Imught from last
year'* profit* i* evidence enough that the critical |w-nod
of profit t* pa*t
Siiliw rllM-r* on hull hundred* of Imal |M-op|e—visitor*
nod native* alike—and several former resident* who now
live in California. Canada and Kuglaud
" I f * a terrific amount of work,” »av« Mr* (W m i i ,
"running a one-woman newspaper. Inn if * lol* of fu n parlKulariv wlteu *ou>eoiie *av* In vno. 't read every word
of if ."
Ami I hey do'
�Want to
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Hake Like a Fish?
J u s t P u t O n Y o u r M e c h a n ic a l “ G ills”
G o T o S ch o o l In A S w im m in g P o o l—
A nd T h e n T a k e O ff F o r T h e B a h a m a s
• f SAM IC H N ttO H
E,ID TuwNagND can taech anyone
yen to make like a fish, how to behave like i
enjoy |t.
The 260-pound ei-Coast Guard bosun's mats
owns and operates one of the most unusual schools
in Florida, or in the whole country, for that matter.
His Aqua Divers, In c., waa organised two yean agu
for the purpose of instructing people in the increas
ingly popular sport of akin diving.
So far, 3,700 pupUa have graduated aumma cum
gills from tha piscatorial padant’a Hollywood semi
nar for submerged learning. Youngest of T ownsend's
■kin diving novices waa a sii-year-oid girl; the sides!
person he haa instructed eras 67-year-old M rs. Alice
B. C s q m ttr, of Port Washington, Long Island, N. Y .
"Th at woman waa probably the easiest parson I
ever taught,” Ed reminisced fondly. "A fter two
houn* Instruction in the pool, ahe checked out like
a veteran.
irith a yi<ir* rrlta tt it demonttrain) by Town
of hit young puptU. Somrtimrt, ho says, li t
th e d your ta u ip m tn t in mi fhurry and head far
feei isurface.
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U TW m wU (ttcond from right) tto r tt hi• rimm o ff m dry
lundm ith m lortur* on how the m utk it p o t on and oprratr*.
Possibly another reason why the gray-hsired
lady'a aplandid diva evoked ao much pleasure waa
btcauaa aha happana to ha Townaand'a mother.
A drowning in the ocean off a town near H olly
wood impelled Townacnd to atart hie unique achool.
A akin diver using new apparatua dropped off his
boat to prowl the reef* one afternoon. He never sur
faced alive.
Heading of the tragedy in the newspapers, Town
send deduced that panic rather than failure of the
underwater breathing device had caused it. As an
amateur akin diver, ha fe ll that other devotees and
the public might shun the sport, or even try to out
law it, because of the fa ta lity.
Townsend, with a local official, boated to the
general area where the man had died. Donning the
vi< tint's lung anu even his mask and flippers, he
plunged into the sea and swam to n depth of 160
feet. The lum; worked perfectly
" It proved lit me then that not ennuah people
know how to 'km dive properly," lie re. .tiled, " It ’s
a wonderful recreation, surely no more dangerous
than a fast game of te n n is-if the skin sliver is given
the correct knowledge and has the right training
My school was set up to impart lx>th to lh" • inter
ested in the pastime.”
From his own eiperience, Kd erected a short, tin
complicated and psychologically astute course in the
aquatic activity. Proof of its soundness is the fact
that the very few persons who “ crawfished” out
were those who actually didn't want to learn in the
first place, hut for tome reaaon thought they'd like
to taka a aplaah at It.
Ed haa a “ pool checkout,” which comprise# the
basic teaming period. He guarantees that within a
matter of hours even wow-swimmers w ill find them•elves paddling beneath the pool's surface with
aplomb. After th at, they can go jum p in the Isk e ah -to skin dive, that la.
First he ahows the students how to put on the
weight beit, needed to keep the diver neutral buoy
ant while submerged, and demonstrates a "quick re
lease" loop through the buckle. Should emergency
demand It, a tug at the loop’s dangling end w ill
cause both belt and weights to drop off and the
swimmer can hand for the surface rapidly.
Proper adjustment of the face mask is shown
neat. Here Ed counsels, "Fo rg et about braathlng
through youf nose. Use the m outh."
Placing the frogman flippers on the pupils' feet.
I d aacortn them Into the pool. Esp ecially for the
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Ness MKniriioiu in clearing a t n a lt m i In k 0/ water i f it
thould be filled by accident. M r deliberately filU take labot-el
than leant to left (above right 1 to bring uatrr into left hand
breathing tube from where U it expelled by leaning backward
(photo to right! and blowing into lube. Hit manruter ran be
executed under tenter and it an important "antipamc" ptunt
in the I t im m u .
bsoefit of non-swimmers, ho pmvm it's raster to stay
•float than to wnk. Ho duck* under and remains motionleaa. 800a his body rin a to tha surface unaided.
Surface diving is than taught. Once tha class has
mastsrad this, Townsend orders: "Taka a deep
breath, surface dive to tha bottom and sit there for
16 seconds or so. It w ill re la i you."
Th is item on tha curriculum , when accomplished
to his satisfaction, shows the people they are arquiring to iit'o l over their breathing and propulsion un
derwater.
Out of the pool, Kd admonishes tha class to leave
masks on while the lu p are donned. Purpose of this
is to continue tha students in the habit of mouthbreathing. Using the same quick release loops as
with the weight belt, the lung'a shoulder straps are
adjusted, and the belly straps girdle the walet.
As he shows the stM en ts how to bite into the
breathing tube's mouthpiece. Kd esplaina how the
breathing mechanism w orks. It furnishes a ir "on
demand, when yqp draw it in ." Hhould the tube tie
dislodged from the mouth and gel filled with water,
Kd demonstrates the way to clear it.
H s leans to the left, causing the water to roll
into the left-hand tube, then tilts his body backward
and eahalsa sharply. The w ater is eipalled through
tbs flapper valve in tbs regulator, tbs circular object
directly atop the a ir tank. T h e action he desc ribee
so cm faU y is a vital point in bis anti-panic lesson.
Draining a water-filled mask ia also ei plained by
word and gesture. Again he tUte to the left, then he
appUae hia right palm to the right or upper aide of
the meek, and snorts through tha noae. Tha result
ant force eserted ia sim ilar to that of a pump, shov
ing the water out so vision ia clear.
Final instruction down under ia to have the class
divest a ll gear, swim up for a gulp of air, subm jge
to tha bottom and put everything beck on. As each
takaa his turn, the bulky instructor swims dose by
like a patient porpoise eyeing its young.
At the aide of the pool, the atudente are shown
bow to get Into the water w hile wearing all th eir
sqidpwant by jumping feet A m , or felling over
"Never dive head Knit," the maestro wems. "The
regulator at the bark of your neck could hump up
and hit you in the head, hurting or stunning you."
G raduation e ie rris e s for the group consist of a
jump nlf the low diving board with the student hold
ing hia equipment in his hands. T h e diver must
"dreea out" underwater, showing he ia familiar with
the gear and"can handle it without freeling up in
fear.
Then, Kd takes the students out to the reefs off
Hollywood after the pool checkout. T h e re he con
ducts guided tours on a particularly beautiful coral
shelf about 26 to 60 feet under.
Another facet of Rd Townsend's school for hu
man subm arines ia his sailing-skin diving voyages.
He makes at least a doien such trips a year to thr
nearby Bahama Islands, hauling e vp u p ils and bot
tom-roving enthusiasts on three-day eipeditions.
Hia selection of the Baham as for the marine eicuraiona was because the waters around the pictures
que cays are acclaimed to lie the clearest in the
world.
Curiously enough, this big man who lives so
much in the world uf the fish, hates to swim.
its! before graduation, Teacher Towntend ju m p , into pool
aiding dicing gear In hand*, putt it on under water and re
m it to the xurfute ready for a trip to the bottom o f the tea
I f the rteas can duplicate h it feat, they graduate
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RETIREMENT FARMERS
• r DANIEL E ALLEGE*
VP.NY day of Ih r week. according l<>
current estimates, around 41) |>e<ip|e enlo r Florida to retire W here do the»e
I i? Mostly to the town* anti t itle*, hut
lorreasinglv larger nornliera are retiring
to amall farm*
During retell! month* the writer ha*
* tailed five Florida count lea anil in ter
viewed over It *1 old*tew anil their wive*
who elected to *|>end the waning year*
of their live* in Ih r co un try. T h e pur
pose of tile survey I* to atMertalli for the
Florida Agricultural Kiperim enl Station
In what way* a «mall farm contribute*
lo retirement
Why do retired people turn to the
farm for retirement? For one thing, tha
farm aulauditea tha food budget. For an
other, retired people do not want to be
completely idle. T h e farm provide* an
abundance of mental intereala ami num
erous opiNirtunilia* for self-controlled
labor. Wlwn people aw ahaorhed in what
(hay do. work and recreation become
one. Very often wtired people w turn to
the farm hecauae of nostalgic me mi ins*
of their childhoods. Hut beat of all, on
(he farm wtired people acquire a sense
of belonging, a feeling of se cu rity and
confidence in the future.
What kind of farming do Florida's re
tired |M-op|p do? Nearly 60 per cent de
v o t e i i i i mi of their energies t o gardening,
hardening doesn't bring in anv cash in
com e to speak of. but it pul* gardenfrr*h vegetable* and green* on the table.
The average retirement farm family esti
mate* it need* about $100 monthly for
shelter, food and clothing. T h is i* around
$15 in e s c in a of ita retirement income. It
ru.ike* up thi* deficiency from farming,
but no more. A ctually retiree* with re
tirement income* ample for their need*
often devote mo*t of th eir energies to
hobby farm in g -eip erim en tatio n w ith
fruita, annual flowew, or ornam ental
shrub*. Income-minded retirees turn to
poultry, beef rattle and citrus but (hay
L n rit A df, a retirement [arm tr m the Tampa a n a , u HH yea n old Hr made a financial
are a small proportion of the total.
comehmrh—after a real f l a i r tru th in .Vrtr Ynrh—an a 'JO acre Honda farm afire hr ha,I
la it wise to retire to a farm? T h at de
reached M yean.
pends upon an individual's personality.
Some say, "I would die in the city." Hut act impulsively. One or two acres is all portation and other public service* are
the wife of one retiree was hospitaliied the land you need to keep you phyaically available. Home retiree* have discovered
for a il week* hecauae o f a nervous break occupied. Farm for pleasure, not for in that the small village and c ity fringe
down induced by rural Isolation. About come. Hold your investm ent in farm areas aw more ideally adapted lo retire
7(1 per cent of the retiree* interviewed equipment to bew essentials so that you ment farming than the open c o u n try
are either partially or to tally disabled can stop farming without financial loas side. K ip lo w Florida's many retiwm ent
any time you wish. Unless you live near farm possibilities before you act. A su w
DV a rn T l|Vyou want, but base your plana close relatives or have considerable finan knowledge of your alternative opportuni
upon the beet advice you can get. D on't cial meoureaa, locate where public trans ties will enhance your chances.
Ay CHUCK THORKJDII^
CHARUE TRUMBOW ER OF DAVTONA B EA C H
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A F lo rid a Angel Of M e rc y Take*
W ing* To Becom e A n A ir Fo rce
Woman W arrior
ia c o it i
i* i mums
hr m c k
From Europe To U. S. Twice A
Week I* "Glamorou* And Excit
ing." She Say*
warrior* have come
a fu ll cycle aince the tim e De
borah Sim pson, lighting in
W ashington's a r m y , » a a
wounded at Tarrytow n.
Let'a look at a typical woman
w arrior. Specifically, Florida'*
own L t. Itoberta J ill of S t. Petereburg.
Lieutenant J ill ia an A ir Force
Right nurae engaged in the v it
ally important tank of ministerIng to the m ilitary ill and
voundcd.
Lik e a ll A ir Force flight
nurae*. Lieutenant J ill ia a reg
istered nurae. She finished m ine
training at 8 t. Vincent's H os
p ital in Jacksonville. After
working in three hospital* «nd
doing a short stint In a doctor's
office in Jacksonville, Lieuten
ant J ill joined the Air Force in
September. 105.1.
After a short lour at Stewart
A ir Force Rase in Tennessee aa
a staff nurae, she qualified for
flying and was sent to Rhelm
Main in M ay, 1955.
Today, the Flo rida flight
nurse shuttles between G er
many and the U. 8 . aboard 2*0
m.p.m., BO-passenger planet.
Before lieutenant JU1 boards
a mercy mission plane, aha vis
its each of her patients either
at the Second General Army
Hospital at Landatuhl or the
A ir Force hospital at Weisbaden, Germany.
Accompanied by another
nurse who will make the (light
with her. Lieu ten an t J ill diacn**e* the air journey with her
patient*. She inform s them
what they may e i p e r t during
the (light, answer* question*.
S n linurs after roaring off the
ant JiU and Captain Cormier
Ifrom left) examine patient load
ing plan at army haipital in
Germany.
Landatuhl runway, the plane
seU down at the A lore* A ir
Tran*port Statb n -en A ir Force
refueling atop.
From the Arorr*. lieutenant
Jill'* plane head* for M cG uire
A ir Force Ra»e. New Jersey.
After a day'* rest nt M c
G uire, Lieutenant Jitl ia ready
to return to Kurtqw- to Rtatt the
air evacuation cycle all over
again
After a rm in g at itheun
Main, ahe rent* for tw o d a y*
and then I* eligible for another
air trip to the II S
<’apt Coniine Cormier and U . Roberta Jill ifrom left) enter army hut
pitnl at l.andrtuhl to prepare for air etarnation of patient* to Sen
Jerwey A ir Forte Bate.
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FO O D S
Some of our reader* ure »■ill sending in recipe* which
sound mi good Mr regret » r cannot iiw thrm . I m 'iiw they
just aren't atrictly Florida m ips**—composed of ingredient*
raiMil chiefly in Florida, or jirepared in n trailitiunally Flor
ida manner. Ilememher, every recipe accepted for publicstion win* 91 for the contributor Adder** llt-ip e Content
Editor, All Florida Maitaiine, Ocala.
noaiD A ffCAN WAMU1
I k ca/w flour
.1 Up halting fumehr
*> Up. tall
1 ttm Hondo Anne*
J riUfi
fi lb*, mrltnl butter
I't cupt milk
I Up vanilla
k iup <hipped Honda /leton*
Hift flour, baking powder and salt together. Make u hole
in center of there dry ingredient*, into which pour the honey,
whipped egg yolk*, milk and vanilla, which have Itcen beaten
together. Heat with a few swift stroke*. Halter durnld have
a pebbled look. Fold in tieairn egg white* and pecan* until
they are barely blended. Hake for four or five minute* in
waffle iron.
M ay he aerved with honey cream made by lieating to
gether one-fourth cup honey, two tahle*poon* «>0 hotter and
two table*poon* thick cream.
—M r *. -lAvtr.H A. I’ r t k m o n , Panama <’iiv.
c ia b
c io o u n m
I ill. em b m rat-tlau preferred
-b u t lump mi// iAi
1 mtxbum t i t t union. ehoppnl
fine
10 tp n g t pantry, cboppnl finr
2 ra*. regular i 1 nrgar
1 1 up Mtirm milk, ri(An /rr»A
or ran an/
'• lb. butter or idea
'* rup flour
2 fgg*. u til bralen
Cracker ctumht
Pick bone* and ahell from crab meat, *pread over bot
tom of a large pan, and cover with chopped onion. Pour vine
gar over pandry and »pread over crab and onion. Mix warm
milk, butter, flour and egg* together and cook alowly to a
thick pa*ie. Pour over the crab, mix thoroughly with hand*
and mold to desired *hapr. Midi lightly in cracker meal and
chill in refrigerator 30 to •l.'i minute*.
Put in frying batkrt one layer at a time and rook »uhmerged in deep, simmering fat for four to five minute*, or
until medium golden brown. D rain on abaorbent paper and
•ervaeilhet hot or odd. Make* * ii to eight croquette*. Handy
for picnics and snack*,
—M r s . H. G l k n , Parker.
FUMI0A CANTALOUP! PICKH I
1 eantaloupn OH Ibt i
It* Up. pnutlrm i alum
4 k cupt tugnr
2 nipt untgar
't rup uatrr
I lemon, diced thin
I Ibt pukhng tpicrt
Cut cantaloti|iea into 12 lengthwise piece*, remove reedt,
para off akina and put into enamel preserving kettle. Harely
/o v e r with water, stir in the alum, cover and soak overnight.
Next morning, drain, Hn*e quickly in cold water, cover with
cold water and heat to simmering, rooking until tender—
about 20 minute*.
Again drain and add to a syrup made of sugar, vinegar,
water and lemon. Boll gently until melon is beautifully trans
parent—about ana hour. Add the pickling apices last IS minutaa, pack in sterile jars and aeal. M akes two pints.
- M rs . H. L. W o o ds , West Palm Beach.
So m £ /r< x ty .'4
(( .
H*«(f,. • “* Unkivtd
(J !«.r will you talk to (hit littlr
wild rat we are ‘hrrdlng in’ out in
the outer utficeT’* a*ked a distrewd
protiation otfirer who stood with
the gloom almml dripping from hi*
ahlny ipcctailr*.
“ Hint* il involve* a 'rat' nia> I.
inquire whrthrr II appear* to tie
catatonia or ratalhymia" I inquired
learned!*.
The prrtuthrd 1‘ O *milnl feebly
and I rould delect a faint dicgu«t
at my unjudicial frivolity in the
fare uf a *erioua matter
"Oh bring him in," I *aid with
gravity and decorum-"Hut wait"
I aaid nn *ernnd thought, and 1 u
get myself beared, "what** the mat
ter with your little wild rat?"
"Oh Ihi* ia the little buy the pti.
Ike picked up leal night, or rather
early this morning when they found
hi* mother with a petty otfirer of
the Shut* Patrol. They kicked the
mother up and had to hold the boy
In detention at the police station
because 'here was no place el*e to
put hint-aid any way he wresmed
and kkkrd and tried to bite every
one who came near him -W e look
him to the doctor ju«l a short time
ago. He screamed, and kicked the
nurse, tried to bite the doctor, and
it look all three uf ua to get a blood
ipertmrn fur a test."
"When we related our vigtlanc*
a hit he broke for the door, ran
down the hallway, and ju*t in the
way of hard luck, ran into another
doctor'* olfice Thi* other doctor
hrld i*i to him until I and the nurse
caught up."
"le t me go, vnu double cr«**er,"
he « reamed at this nrw doc tor
"Hut the new doctor ju*t smiled
hlsndly and turned him over to me
and the uur-e I goes* he didn't
know how r|o«e the doctor* stick
together,"
"Now he iell* me he will run
away from any place wr pul him
and he's nut going to have anvbody
el*e sticking needle* into him."
laser, UMi* WtMsat
And m i . Hilly the wildcat w n
brought In glaring defiance through
hia tear*, at me in particular and
(he world in general He was a alight
little chap all of nine year* old
I *>knl him to *it im the chair at
the right of my desk The P.O.
thoughtfully placed himself where
he could rover the exits.
I didn't try to touch him. not
even to shake hand* Hut I talked
to him shout many things: hi*
grandparent*, and hit aunt and
unrlre and other relative*; of when
be lived with Uncle John for a few
month* on a farm "when my daddy
Aral ran away from me and my
mother."
When I had talked around and
about long enough, I asked him:
"why don't you lei us take care of
you untU we can get thing* Died up
about your mother? Don't you trust
u *r
The blind rage returned to hi*
face and the tear* came in hi* eye*
again as he blurted out: “ Why
thould I trust you, either one of
you. or any man?"
Conaldering what he had been
through, and looking at It from
where he ret, I couldn't ae* why ha
really should trust any man. Never
theless, It was aad and tragic to ob
serve this pethetk example of out
raged innocence.
hranl hint **> l(u» " I’m going to
tun away and you'll tirver rind me
—I don't care where I go-you don t
loir me any morr-plrasr. plra-e
don't heal me." Then the voter »*<
• mothered out.
It was too much Thr landlady
opened the door ami turned on the
twinging electric light. The Shore
Patrol had retreated to thr hath,
room whete he wa* ttying to *p.
pear nonchalant The drunken
mother w** holding Kill* down on
* pallet on the floor and Irving lo
smother hi* * rnmc A thin stream
Hut we wore him down, finally — of blood ran from the tied, under
in a kindly way-and he dec ided let the door to thr kitchen and made
I nut 111, at least until wr could gr| a little pool. The pitlow and jiallrl
hold of Aunt Mary and IW Ie John were both Mood stained
and *ome more of hi* folk* and
IS* Thi* la d lose
work thing* <>ul
Hoth of the officer* aho wee#
"Hut mamma didn'l do anything railed testified, separately, to the
wrong with that man," hr lied like "thin red line of blood that ran
a III lie gentleman a* hr wa* going from the bed, under the kilchrii
out; "he had been there often; he door, lo Ih* pallet on the lloor "
wa* ju*t a friend, and they just sat
Another tenant, awakrned to the
on thr bed together and talked.**
noi*e, also testified to the "thin red
Heerg At The Heeling
line" that ran under the door and
The la mi lady caul (here had lireii 'formed a rectangle12
*on the kitchen
■juile a few gentlemen caller*, hut floor near the pallet The mother
of late the had noticed moatl) the mentioned "nose bleed" and her
petty officer of the Shore Patrol, lawyers dilated and expanded on
tin this particular morning, about that theme until one marvelled llial
1 .HI. the had (men arou**d hv M im e the whole floor wa* not inundated
hum)ung shout ami Mime stifled hv I lie phenomenal lio*e hired flood
•creaming and thr child begging
(Continued on page IS)
hia mother to stop hratmg him. the
Amvrurmg that the problem*
o f children and Ih n r parr n it
a rt d o te Iti n r r y onr o f ut, A ll
H onda M agatinr hat obtained
permission from thr Jackmantitle Hoy Seri ire Council to re
print, from rime fofime, excrrptt
from or the u hole of their n eeltly
report entitled "S o m eh o d i*
Bay."
tt'nfrrn and edited by Judge
Walter .Scuff C ntuell
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km ’l so yuan* any more. But aha ia atUI neighbor* bagged her to aail them aoma
p la yin i lam aa. Bha aaya aha haa found of the lovely piera* Bha waa an artist at
tha “ shell game" tha moat plaaaant and heart, and her creations war* b its of
grace and beauty.
prodtabla of all.
Th u s started a hobby which was to
ZaUa Layton began playing with ahaiia
to paaa lonaty hour* while her huaband, become a thriving business for the Laya dtep-aea Ashing guide, waa out on hia tons. Shall C raft Studio opened and be
long tripa
came a canter for collector* and hobby
During thoaa winter montha aha col ists from far and near. Dave F.l man. of
lected the fragile, lovely hite waahed in Hobby tabby fame, featured Zeila Layby the aea, and viaualited th eir artiatic ton and her shell dolls on the a ir, and in
potentialities. Whan aha and "C aptain" IM S , s ii of her Colonial Ladies were
Joaaph returned home to loe'a Sum m it. auctioned off by him to help buy an
Mo., they took back many boiea of tha arm y bomber.
dainty aea ahaiia.
Her miniature shell dolls are complete
M i*, la y lo a began aaparimanting with in every d etail, though standing lew
than an inch ta ll. Th a lata Robert R ip
A variety of ti n . Laylan'e th rll dalle ia
ley added Tin etta to his collection, and
•Aeaa al Irft ahota and her bridal parly
declared it waa the smallest shell doll in
at right- la her aarhthtip al left, the futdt
the world. Tinette waa made of IW ahell*
ea/oymrni ta her "thell gam e," mhere
imagination hat /all play.
so tiny M r*. Layton used magnifying
glasses when working on the little lady.
The Layton Colonial Dolls have trav
eled all over tha United States, winning
prises at tha Am erican Doll Show in
New Y o rk, tha N ational Dolt Show in
Chicago and wherever shown.
Her larger shell dolia are prise winner*.
te a Bom* hold parasols, ahell p
|u
or
tiny cup ahell bouquets. A ll are truly
Creations of art and beauty. Collectors
wait eagerly for any new doll M r*. Layton'a creative mind dreams up and her
nimble Anger* produce.
Bu t the pace they set was too sw ift.
"W * were not as young in b rd y as we
were in m ind," M r*. Layton summed it
up. "W e decided to sell the businem,
move to Florida for keeps - and live
Io n **!"
That was several year* ago, and the
Layton's are still playing the shell game
—but with a difference. Now they bark
la the balmy beessee and collect shafts
ftpas the wonderful Florida heechee only
wbM the spirit moves them. But their
are still in <
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I once : PE. i c o n anil other
S p an iard * a ta iie d the lo u ria l
trek lo Flnrula, for I heir atoriea
(old on returning home edged
the curiosity of n lh ert, who
came only to Me for lhem*eite*.
These verified the lalea told of
the wonderful new country, and
Ihua started the early advertis
ing of the new land.
H enry Flagler waa a shrewd
man in his appraisals in the de
velopment of Florida. Other
railroad men saw the light and
got busy, fur that year nine
railroads were incorporated.
E v e n In Iheir wildest dream s,
one cannot help but wonder if
th ey really had even a vague
comprehension of what Florida
w as to be. C erta in ly , they
thought only of the boala and
railroada as means of travel.
Mur* c»mr
Aunt M u wliii litri! h d * 111
Ja (k * a ii* lllr. knrw lirr * i ,l n h.ul
t>ren <1ritikm* *inl (uui|: mi likr thtl
but "*hr ttoiiMn i 11*1(11 In none ul
u* "
” Yr* *hr ttuulil h a ir Iwrn (l*d
In U k r Hill* bul »hr h til • boy
• bout hi* SRr and *h r km » Hill*
had I k c ii *trr|>(ii in *vil and *hi
didn't m ilt hrr m il in fn tr d . *ml
an* way *hr . mildn’t ha«r h rl *i*
i n ruming ariniml drunk with buy
inend*, tf *h( did la k r him
Aunt Mary »«• ■» n (ri «nd pntie lady nf uncertain *(a r*. ,a llrd
by rrud* |x<i|il( an 'Old M ud "
Sh ( <*•* Ih r kind lh a l find lia|i|ii
nr** in *rr*tng ih r Itm l llr r kind
Weed In raft* lam b'* find n lK in
the *irk ami abut in. |u w hrrr Ihi-rr
waa death, alrknma nr n rrn w and
w n i humtily andgladl*. Ih. kind
whneihatrd an "mbrni ,d aanctlly"
and a faint fragram r a* i>l nld lav
ender.
When it « * • all over Iht I'nurt
.aid that the m ulhn »*» adiiidfril
until In have ruatnrl* id Hillv; that
he wat roninultrd in I'm I. lulin
who »a* In I * aalnl li> Aiml M ai*,
that Ih r mnthn a n rnjittiird ftnm
any nm lart with hrl aim r t ir p l on
nnlrr id I hr I'lHirl
Thr mnthrr. a tnlu|dumia (rluir
appranng frmalr »nh etlrrmelv
ropiua ni|i|irr m l hall and aullr*
rrd hunt 11 ryra, nr*rr limkrd u|i.
had nothing In aav. llrr lawyrr
apnkr volubly; but hr. aim, had
nothing to *av Hr knrw whrir the
appral lay and hnlh hr and I knrw
he wouldn't take it
Whrn It «a* all m il and all had
gnnr rvtept Umtr John and Aunt
Mar*. Hill* nt* brought in With
Mimrthing tirlMrrii a id i ami *hout
hr madr a l>rr tin* for Aunt Mary
who gathrrnl him up in hrr ihaatr
boaom and hrtd him Ihrrr
And ihrrr la whrrr I will Iri Ihr
mattrr rral
DO YOU KNOW
T h at yellow pine gura into a
v arie ty of articles am i tiara in
Florid a?________________
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W r i p r i i a l i r r 11
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w o lik I n * a « * lll|
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Ian Ptttt*l*4 e»«**
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W n i t la r f i l l
*•■■!•■ l a d a y .
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T h a t ninny ul ih c m b r t t a *
tu n a thiit awun the (lu ll w a in s
oft th e Flo rid a »hnre nrt u a n i
by illatmglllahi-d do* tor*, bn In*
Slat* and nijinni- a n tlin rttlra in
tlu-ir search for cancer n aon e
form ? T h a t cancer i i found not
only in huniMti liciu g a, Im t
in tiah. p la n t*, b ird * m id amp h ilo .i ’ T h a t th rae c r i- a tu iia ,
dm- to the In d ih n i ilicv m u lti
ply rn p ld ly. Ictul th rlu aeK i-a to
i | U t f k r r reacari li n-ault» t h a n
do h um an lu-inga, atner n m lia
are aeen in them in h o u r*,
m l her thnn the yenra iiltr-n n •|utr« d lor |>eii|ili'''
R E A D I N G GLASSES
tom routs
o m
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Ni MA >rldlk| |)*E*«t Pol ri-lifii |i4*. a i f
4,411 wear |U«—• EffwUrU smI »In«K«*e e
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While You Drive!
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Dissolves Carbon
Ratios Engino Compression
Stops Costly Oil Burning
Increases Gas Mileage
Improves Performance
Reduces Repair Bills
Over 4'/a Million In Use
USE IT
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SY LATEST ATOMIC RESEARCH METHODS: TRACER TESTS USING
RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES
Here'sH<mMotalovWorks.. While VouVrive/
NEW CARS
New can> should i« Moialoytd Immediately to insure continued top |
performance lor the life of the engine. T h e steady accumulation ol
lr.i'l it. i -.- h - (common in tniMt gasoline*) in the rombuslion chandler <
ol your motorami Ott the tlpaofyour spark plug*, is the chief cause ol I
pre-ignition and spark plug misfiring. It i* one of the major causes of I
poor motor performance. M O T A L O Y C O U N T E R A C T S T H I S I
A C T IO N
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OLD CARS
I Himplv drop four Malalot
lata, in teliM le‘s gas lank Thai's
3 . In driving. Mulal.n go*- into
“ suspension'* in gsa-ilme
3 The gSHthm Morality aoiutlon
|u«x - min engine's rnmbustion
i hsinls r»
These te»u iM-rformed lay Tealoi* Knginrer* and Chemists,
l-t in. iji.i U ,il whh h are members
nl Amere an Society for Tsattng
Material* .
the American
4. flash ft. e end heal start Mis*
lain) working la remove carbon
ileposiis
3. Mol slot melalplatrs worn.
pilled surface* on rvhnders,
rings, valves
NO OTHER PRODUCT UKf IT
'"^^ANYW HERE IN THE WORLD!
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k l j g J i A f l s r J i f Pm I, ChHitian Science Menia | m ter, Pwrwter Mechanic*. Amerirn / . a f e n W / < m weekly, Ar*e*y, Tree, Mali-
Council of Commercial labora
tories . . American Chemical
Social) . , National Society of
i‘ro(f*Monal Kngineers, aa well aa
the Highway Itesranh Hoard
Older models, due to their greater deposit* of lead and carlton, need
Mutah>> even more so tn retain their original efficiency.
T h e sloshing of fuel (gasoline nr dieael) over these tabs creates a
Chemical Motalov. go* solution. T h e chemical remain* in suspension
in the fuel passes through the fuel system and has ahaolutely no
ellect on any thing until it reaches the flashtire and intense heat in
the combustion cham U roof the engine Its fust action b to completely
and altsoluiely clear nit hard, crusty carbon from the interior* of
combustion chamber* dow n to the skirt of each piston (including oil
ring slotal. Then it aeta to work Riling in all scored, scratched or pit
ted places and building up wnrn surface* on the cylinder walla, pis
tons. ring faces, valve faces, sterna and guide* with a friction proof
tin p latin g - AT TO LER A N C ES NO HUMAN IIA N II CAN DUP
L IC A T E (lief a use it b being done under idee) rondilinru-intense
heal and moving parts! while you drive.
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MOTALOY IS OUARANTHOI IT WORKS!
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Weather
TO U K M W S P A P U
Clear In parti# rlnodr with *c»ttried shower* In inuth portion;
i little rooter In Interior *ertioni
■•I thr central pm ifn tonight.
DEFENDS T O U R R IG H T
m
T O KN O W !
AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
M ON DAY. O C T O B ER
VO LU M E X L V I
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10. I DM
SNA AS Officials
Organize Safe
Driving Council
1
No. I!»2.
AwM wIntrd P r r - n la-owed W ir e
City Funds Will
Shrink In 1956
Official* at th# Sanford Ma**l
Auxiliary A ir Station, becoming
increasingly concerned over th*
number of person* involved in
automobile and tiafflc accident',
nrganited a Safa Driving Council
Thnraday morning *1 a trseliOf
beginntng at 10 o'clock
Th* Senior member of the coun
cil. Commander H. C. (Jote#, railed
the meeting to order with »t'#n
prerent includiog Lt Adr. G. K.
filled f"1 overflow•
Tilley, U \Y. I Blavtn. Lt. M.
• the cilv and count;
Call)*, Lt. J. E. King. W. E. Culca
iiniad tt wonhip
City #tie.i intpor ventral pro
and Mr* Alien T. Rumboutih.
Inal faiilit
;N im in the inmrp-'rxti-d m»inlri
•*t rer*"nv' w v• i
Commander
Cola*
explairud
,imil. Ja.k Evan*
palitie* ot Sc-mnnle i mint* will be
HI IM I t S H E R IF F MOMGAN Mit L E U .A N . Wii » Precock.Depity Fbenff |to
I hi the tire Prrrv
that the souncil is a modulation
>1) Sheriff Luther
hard hit when new budget* air
of Valdoita, lie., and Ralph Peaold, all enjoying « iok».t millet *t n h
la<t
night
at
the
F«»t
of a *lmilar t>p* council that had Hobby and tb* deputies. More tban * wore of co-worker* nf thr S h rill! . I ►< . nient of Seminole
made up
»n t'hiiich In hi« *etlr* on
tStaff I’hi'to)
already been established. HowCounty were cn hard for th* Saturday afternoon affair held at .Ynllet 1 . .. IV
The ii»u*t V) per rent of th# tload i
!dra» tn tc Fputle of si
avar, h# laid, the newly formed
anil Bridge Fund tew i, dinnm-h
"
He
*aid.
"ttne
of
Ihe
council it baled on instructions
inc wilh thr Srminole County
lung trail i i k * of our
from the Commandant of th#
re.itcil for pet mtiali Hoard of i oinmi*'i',ner'» ei-onnmy
Sixth Na\a! District whMt »rt
hrhrf In the dignil) m*n» in me reducing of the mill___ mm
forth Iht purpose and scope ef
P H ’ I. J. RTINB
human being* re age.
Section JO 17 of Ih# Statnlc* of
. MRS. PA U L H- O C H ILTR EE . th* council.
eir nattonaht). a.-e
A* directed, Commander Cole*
tlotula return* to incorporated
n. economic »latln
•aid. by the Commandant’* letter,
■rd u*. or an«lhing muninpalittei VO per cent nf the
tha Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air
(or pcr»nnallt> and Itoad and Unrig# fund levy ml
Th-- October meeting nf thr fe
Station’s Safa Drlvlnr Council
potion*
vound vet* lected from citirrn* and piopeity
rn tote County Cattlemen's Avso< I*
will ana!yi* vehicle accident vielahul on# is tlin-tian within the boumlanrt of -aid citie
aVon wav heM Saturday at tic
tion experience within It* jurisIJM mtllate for thud and llrulgr
other t* un-Christian
ranch of Charles S. l.e« nesr Chitdiction and then recommend mea
lUvil.g ie*t»eoI of pcr,nn« mean, fund wav I milt* and Ihe IV,V millJ
luota ai one of the trl annual
sure* to pi event th* recurrent*',
looking people over and being par age Is 7 null', c-itting in half, ap
setiioni held by the fait growing
to evaluate the present afet; pro
tial in favor of mme anil partial 'proximatelr, muniripalitica menmr
cr imitation.
in oppo»lllon tn others ’’
from the county tav
grams and recommend improvi* *
Robert P. I.amnnt, a cstlleir.sn
"The piojier i'hri>tl.in treatment budget inrluilcs a total of tia aoo
>
m*nt»j and to coordinate motor,
f .
of Scmmole County, jpnka on the
of v Kilos» and vtrangrr* at
Tb# City of Sanford in this year’s
’ Thia It Rotatt’s Golden Aftft*necvjnty of member* giving addi
church,”
th# sjvakvr said, " I , . from Ihe county i j * ,uiircc T)*i* ver-a1'' hut it is not the end
.It
M ri. Paid H. Ochiltree, nationtional support to ih* association.
to • T i th- • regnal honor to rich "ill sUain Hie n it in ti-.il ng it- •' actiialty the beginning stated
•Ur known Cowar arranger ana
Lleutenint Commander Tilley'
Ljmnnt U a r* preventative of the
lecturer of Miami Bwaeh, will gave a resume of the number end
Funeral services for Mrs. E lii* Florida CatiJemvn'a Associalton
Th' R rd cf Sanford C'll* Oun- and (-.•or wnl drr"Cii and shah- nrvl >eat s hu.lget, m finding some P* ’ d, Stine of Drlandn, formtr
t tonight for their hit) dressed, high and Ion, cultur I source of ir,enne to replace Ihe president of both (ha Sanford and
speak In Sanford Friday, Oct. It type of accident* for the reriad Diudney Vsujhsn, pioneer resident
n< *
___________ told m
A _____________
government vctinarlan
ed ..i i Illiterate
he «arin andlposaibl# Ion of appiovimatcly Orlando Rotarv Hub* and Past
at the Methodlit Church la Me- April 1 to SepL 30, US5 a«d rial, of Sanford snd Seminole Count*,' th# group, "fre# vaccination of regular blnu thly *e*sion
Kittlty Hall. Her lecture will ha la lions that hava been experienced. were held this afternoon at 3 o’clocki #§],*, *giim t Dang* ilt*ea*# is
I Di'trrrt Governor of Bolsry Inter*
Nine Item* ■onfront tha flva-maa »'nc<r# Is I pit III) to alt; and je 00
divided into two icaaioos, from
i i i |i'.jk tn everybody, especial | The Clly of Oviedo receives about national in a challenging and tn«
with
th*
Rt
Rev.
John
D.
Wtng!
j
,
aSJm."
Dt.
Cotliii,
aid
boani
this
#'rmng.
(Continued On Page Eight I
1) ttr.,rtgrr> " Concluding hr* mr
I 7 IOO from Ihe ttnad and tHulci- Ppirilionst talk that held hit hear10 to It a. m. and from I to S
of Winter Park olficialwg, it .Holy that "a similar program of ihls
11 Jame* *'■it and Edwin Shintimd le u of Which half will not */» (n undivided *ttenlron. at Its
p. m. The Dora Circle of the San
Itoiilinuid nn I'agr l ulu i
Crn«a F.plscopal Church.
nature bad stopped 'oinetime hfllrr' will b# honorrii by the city,
he rererird h* th# Semin-# lours "ccUy mrrting thi* noon at the
ford Gardes Club U sponsoring
Mrs. Vaughan pasted away Sat baik be au*e ot lark nf funi> but of Sanlord for thru long and brilli
Ur>. OchUtna'i appearanew her*.
ty township thniild the I nstil levy Yacht Club.
urday morning at 3 30 at th* An- additional federal fundi are mw ant icrviea to the city.
onlv pnvltice approvimatcls |t O'at
htine who begin hi* eirwer In
Tka public la cordially Invitad
dersoa Nursing Horn*.
avai'able."
The ni » be id of th* Utility D#Thr nutter will ttiirt* mine he- ] Rotary *• a member of tha local
•ad urged to a Hand tka full day.
Mr*. Vaughsn was a pioneer m P. E. William*, often o iled th# pattinem **ii| he named at ihe
A aaadwleh lunch w ill ba served
f t# Ih# Roatd of ‘'jploi-t Oily club in H2S made m«ntton of tha
Hen', in central Florida snd *a» "uc#a of cetW-mrn". aid al n
*11 Dalis will —
•
r r i «s
at naan hi McKinley Hall. The
(’ommii-ion#: • « Im have, only e fact Ural Jimirv. It )*# tq let* a
vtdrly Inoun throughuul tliia sec j pail president of the Finn la C it- ■r» .,-*s t. night H
-vn'
j. » - the tvr«>dt<# r* I**)- in M eounirtes tt Ur# wncW, in Mite
luncheon inlermlaeion will give
him Abe wa* bom tn 'T«rr*hn*n< Qcmcn’t A - sod j Ison, (old L'ie sc t .i v iei ih# rr ns cf th* n. -ty | O l O K ^ O , j v l / l i l
•varywna attending an opportuni The Sherwte-WiflUmi t n , wo^di New York in ’ IM anJ celebrated mtmile County irou o "IlK re’. a h r T '
h,‘ ,r> | Sanford’ , share nf th* State ins a Refu*e 1‘ol'fClirn fee to meet club* and h»« s memberthlp of
largest manufacturer of paints,
*
u y * r0UP'
pointtaent .• confirmed thi- even- f1
rl((l , J t rr,)1r, trd u> the month the requirement* lor the replarmc 1 over lyn oo,i actually b»mi mnra
ty to cum in* tka arrangements signed a leas* today for the proper her M birthday on Sept. 11 of this lack of
interest rhnwn In Ihe »'notng hy lb* com ml*-loner*.
| of Al,Iu l( ^
h p,.M!7 tt. arrord- nf t :* tin ft* tn vanmj* section, reprcicnlalne tban the I'niled Na#
eletaly.
elation by member* The* gripe
ty located at 117 Magnolia Tha year.
tioni,
A t e gnat on of Thom a * Vaq:hn |ng to a
r<-|*ort from the State of the mun i ipalitv
U n . Ochiltree, who hie hoen transaction «a* handlr.1 through She first came to Florid* at the *bout the prttv of beef and the
tnd Plann,ug (leverage Department
prealdeat of the Florida State Gar Crumley A Montnth local Realty age of 17 tn visit her father, Dr coat of living but all they do I* from I » .for i
tee G i v
H\ to -'lien i'ked
Amunf th# ipeatrre It'tenere
den Ciubi and la aa accredited
km a* well is * re igtu
M-t-ev avgiihle for dittribulbm
(tontinurd On Cue# Eiglill
u#r# hn hrotheri. Georga A and
John C Downing, who wa* then )u*t grip#." A* a enmparcon. I f'nmnii*
.........
Company.
flovur »how judge, w ai an interior
Id Cnflith a* Superrn *mong rnrorpmated nmniripalltir*
-----------I Andre•* f Stine, piomtiienl local
living In Montclair and later prac W illi.mi pointed out that "barb - ! 11 " r'
The store premises will be occu
datorator la Dayton. Ohio for tt
ticed medicine in Lecthurg tn rd wire, a number of year* ago tr" ‘erst of 'he Mrret Department | tiltglhle frr thr tav tl 129.121 JO
himnex m#n
and
Rotarian*.
pied
by
Sherwin.
William*
Branch,
yaan. Sha aaya that (lower ar-i# h-n -d to tim commi**ir*n- accordingIn a rep-'rt from J D
Stine, pie>idenl of th* Harry P.
ncy married Alexander Vaughan, wai I ; IV a rd l and ba* now | w
operating
both
aa
a
retail
outlet
i
rangtag la a logical outgrowth of
evening
i Wilhairuots. Du 'lor of the Slate
a well known pioneer citlicn of San- climbed to ovvr
I,»it, tnhidrial supply enmpiny,
'O Al-o beef
interior decorating. Mra. Ochiltree and a .crvice renter fnr painting ford.
i n introduced by program chstr*
*l*i t fnr a herr and wine Dr*erase Dcpat nent winch col
wa*
3c
a
pound
compand
to
the
kaa had har work appear in Na contractor* and for SharwUt-Wil- Mr« Vaughan wa« for vrars a aim 'd Me now,"
I cr-T uill come before Hir board Irit* the lav
man fnr 111# ds*. Charlie Morrison.
Hams
dealers
in
this
arcs.
"We
tional rntgatiaea and ii the auOther municipalitie* will rerrit
Rill Bmh previdcd ov»r th# meeting
(Continued nn Page tight)
Willum*
» * id ,
"Cattlemen of rnmmi*tinners.
arraaging aa aa aaettlag hobby selected Sanford for a new branch
their *hare In Ihe *rnnke revenue
and esprrxed th* appreciatina nf
T«o
n#w
ordinance*
arc
Mated
•houid
quit
griping
and
rai*a
the
because this if a progressive com
(Caatiaaad Ow Pago Right)
* t i l l i'h#vrol#t ***l*n * u de. th# club to Ih# gvi#«t tpeaker.
\ltamnnte Spring* rrccite- JUisnT
f'»
dltcuion
and
po"ihlr
action
type
and
grade
of
ratite
that
munity." said WT. B Bell. Realnnat
bring* good price*." Mutt rattle tnnt.iit wtien a prn|M*rd ordinance the Town of (*rf«,rllH-riv t#cri*, • r laird a total lots early Saturday
Director of the Shrrwin-Wllllams
(he regulating of tchool bmrt 9209 71 the I- •* of I,.- , o .1 . morning wtirn It cradled into an
|
men, he said, don't know wb.it f
Company with headquarter* tn
goes on at the automation m et ant in ordinance in r, .-aid* tn check "ill aniiuml in f t m :i nu# o ■»!,•# gnne rul State floail til
Atlanta, G i.
f .w
i„ t jl re ibout one mile we*I of 17 37 in'Uie
ing* Either they do not or cannot m -"I'hine whiskey em ir before do wilt rrcrii#
An analysis cf recent residential
venue rom irr in--, *-#.rntr le l,iun the tain gwnod eity limit i .
th# city hoarvl,
(Continued nn Page Eight)
i n i industrial growth indicated a
1 o Patrick Air Vole# tta«e m#n
ty from the la* - ill ' vl 17 XU ov
Mrs Utile Annie Clark died at
It It f#r the periodical* at Ihe
need for a complete paint and color her home in Oitccn at 9 ts a m
Total tax ,-nlte't#-l from Ihe *alr 'w ire on llictr wa* to vl»il. in they
S
m’ord
I
ihrary
will
be
read
It
lire
service center. "After remodeling Sunday after a lingering lllnc*s
of cigarettes ;n l lo/ida during the *»'. a girl triend of one nf |h»m,
Tomorrow. Oct. u , w ill ba "Do wa
rommiMloner* and a di ru-'ton of
will open the most completely
menth i t Aligu*' amount* to )l 7t« • "hen Die era*h oeeurred l olloxing
nor Day" lor Old Glory Commun stocked paint outlet tn this area. 5h* had made her home with h#r
tt-e bid* for equipment «;1J be conM l t i rtf this amount itl7,oiw;2 a *i ni to Ihe Orlando feed way. Ihe
rnnin-law and daugter. Mr and
tty Hood Bank which erne* tha
iidereri
will go In Ihe general revenue fundi two men were traveling we»|, at in
eemumsittes ad Laagwood. Alta* Our inventory will include a full Mrs B L Sutton for Ihe past six Crootnt Academy w** broken into
M >lb r* nf buiineis from the
lina of Interior finishes and exte yaan.
meat* Spring**. P a n Park, aad
either Friday night nr Saturday commit'inn meeting room a* well nf the State of Florida The ha I- 'parent high rale nf ipeed, when
The Seminole County Sheriff’s De
Poraet City. "Donor Day" U held rior house paints, plus special pur
She was a member nf the morning. *aid Constable J. Q. a* from individual cnmmitMoner* anee I* distributed ani"rtg the #l|. thev failed In make a *harp rtrrve partment and th* Florida Highway
glide Florida munkipatdifi
and left Ihr high"#' for tppreivi
twka a year at tka American Le pose finishes used b* the profes Church of Cbri*t tn Sanford and "Slim” Galloway.
will be diicuncd.
Hety tin ler f a ml then crashed r ',lro1 h1,1 • r'*1*4 A*1 o m ,h*
gtoa Home aa Highway 17-92. sional painter. This br&nrh will wa* the wife of the late Henry S
The breaking and entering wa* *Ih# meeting* of th# Board of
weekend *• they *tnpp*1 traffic
al*o
be
in
position
to
serve
maninto the grnie
Praitia Labe. a>d tha Central Flor
Clark, a retired celery grower. discovered early Saturday morn
Time of Ihe acerlent, >nd Flor .'• ‘daiton* within the county,
hanford City Cotnmtukmert ar*
ufaeturers in the area with specialida Mobile I ’nlt with a doctor,
Mrs. Clarke had *pent har entire ing the Conttable said.
o| o In tb* public. It I* ilatn l to
ids Highway I’atmlnian l ari Wtl
^n7 la-'he Boynton. SI year-old
•urea, ana technicians will ba pro hied product finishes," be con life in Seminole County.
Two buil ling* were damaged by p, n at * o’clock.
Bam', who in**»tigjted. wa* plaer-l t,,|fk driver of ivm pino Rrarh,
tinued.
went. The boon w ill ba from 2:90
Survivors include five children, the Intruder* when Ihe Home E m
,i n, satunlav moraine
eharged with nperallng hi* car with
F o u r a r rr* (* "# r#
mad,.
The store structure Includes I too Mr* W 7, Allman. SanfonV Mrs.
hv . I
la |;N p a .
nomir Building wa* broken into
Cm,.Iabte'Grnrt.. h.d.ry' of"rtvif- Bolt end* of Ih# f a r were ballerrd n ‘ driver. Ileenie when .h.ppwi
square
feet
of
floor
space.
ReTha Community Blood Bank la
R I, Sullen, OMren; Charlie and thrn Ihe Main School Building |
P n lic f c
do in the Lull# E i '-nloehik h*e and imsshed In »• th# r ar hurtled 1,1 ' "’tie* south "f Sinford hy
apootorod by the following organl- modaling operations are to start H ark. Oak Hill; Arthur Clark. entered At Bret, the burglar*
L f lllb lb
ar#» **|(b tw„ „f th# rharge* to a it >p plowing up earth and P'drolman ka il ttilham* of Ui*
aationi: Amortcen Legion 'Old immediately. No dale has been set Ottren. Harry Clarke Frnttproof; broke a door tn the Home Eco- I . £ l , m r f J I I n : fthe other two, "illegal I
drasa shrub
i IIP
Glory’ Po»t Ho. IU , aad tha Auxili for tha formal opening of the four brothers, W B. Hickson. R nomic* Building but could not m O U a T O U n i f
Two hrotner*, Sim i., Dickson,
Kltun Kail n.,ren 21-yesr-old \ti
WiHlaftt l.#*i* Stcrthauc, I l yciN
•ry. ljm »« Parent Teacher* Asso- branch, but it l« expected to be J. Hickson, J . K. Hickson and gain entrance. A window wai then
Yorman AqutlU Lewi*, 17-year- IO v#«r-<»ld •aloinrn "f I'rUnd-i. Force man w.i- driving the ear at
Irm k iltiver <d rtrmond Beach
eiattot. Alta moot* Springs Worn- ready for business by Nor. LS.
Jack Hlckton; one sitter, Mr* broken for acceat, A Coke machine
I r«rwnt»r from l.ak# Monroe, •■4 I'avld M. Dickson, .Ii
Hi# lim# nf Ihe nn>hap whilr Mir u lf
*hJ , ged with "cxre**)vo
aa’i dub, The Longwood Civic
Lenora Hodge*. Sanford; 23 grand *»aa hiirglarncd by prying the
- enli'trd in Comi *ny 1 . llt ih year-old fatriinan of U u,ici l\*ik, owner rd |hir ear, William 1). JohnI ; mile* south of Sanford
LtagtM, Longwood Chamber of
children 37 great grandchildren marhiue open and a number of
r , he i' ford's o*n
Natrona! wei# hi ought befor
Ji
# #f von al'o 21. accompanied him
Patrolman Willum*
Commarct. Woman** Auxiliary of
and nnr great great grandchild
»H
unit.
nlcklcs ‘aken.
’ 11nd
The two men were taken l i 1 l irPrie# ),dward SattrrfieM, and
the Peace Then Atall n *ti
i
Chrtet Episcopal Church of LongFuneral renter* will be at 3
Th# Jlam School Budding at
1 e-u#. *»'ho I* originally from wfth two *quirrel* in tn*• rda Sanitanun- fnr preliminary c* Orlando *alc»man, «a* charged
wood, tha Women’* Mlaalona.7 So
p. m Tuesday at the Britton Fun Croomi Academy * a# badly dam -!Srarta. Tnin<*»##. i* al-o a
*inn ra*t of littedn al• i' aminalmn and trcaimmt tirtnir 'M**, ’improper p***mg i mite*
ciety of the Longwood Baptist Mrs. Sarah King, Librarian, an eral Horn* wilh Preacher Ralph
aged when the do
*rci# prifd n Ilian of Some renown, liaving p.m. >e*lrnl#y.
bring IraniferreJ to the rtrlamlo *ou,h
»• he passed Drnounce*
new
addition!
tn
the
San
Church, aad tha Longwood Touriat
firewrr of the Church nf Christ 0|>»n and room i ran .tckc t No ■ ed tth I #*t#r Elatt and Earl
The squirrel • . on
V
1 . It.i.e hu'p.lal. rtgrrn P"1' >
' r Ev an* wbile drford Publie Library.
dub.
"ffictsttng Burial wtil h# m the uiher mcrchan'Lt#. *r equipment
o ,'.
*#.l kriu-*u inoidiug to >#minate t’oi-tv pneriir * in remained In the car while It «pun feeling iiaific along itie tnoroughThey are
Clavtly,
‘’Turning Ostten Cemetery.
Pledge form* are being dlatri
was taken
iartnla.
fke. begin* orr November I I .
and hurtled to a vtop while John ^, r r hulad through Lymaa School, local Point": Erdmtn. "Tba F a r Jour
The inv«*tlgalion Ml far h it not
P t. t.-wla h*t Keen anlgnedi Bund* wrte »#t for each f»'e *„n w.t* Ihnnvn oul Orjcn « n
William Arrh Teach rt-ycar-old
ergaabetloni aad by the meabera ney” ; Haas, " lir a TUI Tomorrow";
turned up the idcntifiration of the t- the fir»l rifle jitaloon of Co. Ni *r,n, with iilal to coin# up un
.,,f from n,# h i - p i t by An relireil man of Lungwiwet. was
of Ua committee. Tha ipeclal com Langavlit, "Dust Orer The Clly",
treapairer*.
ll
and i* loginning hi* *ix- Novemlwr I I trm of rourt
(u ric rficlor* end John on wa, 'topped hy Patrolman Carl Wtiaittaa la mada up of: Mr*. James Davl*. "The Darkplaca"; Warren.
j t< -i *'##k» of recruit training.
i>-yrwr-*>M Frank II.
Brown, hoipitalitrd fnr mjuri#* to hi* I**’1'* In i’*"#lberry and was
McGrath, chairman. Longwood; “ Band Of Angels"; Bagby, "Dirty
”
*
”
^
"
________ tran*port dlivtT of (lilaudo. ant t h#.t (nd head
| charged with 'driving while Into*riesdif.x one’s own esse Is some
Mr*. J. D. Morrison, co-chairman. Way To Dt#*'; Zaidenberg. "Your
33-yrar-old C A. Eldridga, track
QgrtB '«*« lodged In the SeminAltamonte Springe; B . T . Milwee, Child As Aa Artist"; McCutchfon. thing unusual In legal procedure.
driver #nf Orlando, wet# charged [„|# inunly jail charged with ierl>.
E-Jmund Earl Mover, in Orlsndo
Longwood, 0 . E . Weaver, Pern "Ken* Shall Sleep Toolghl"; Toark, One Seminole County cittern
with “IIIcbb I hunting" when ap- )rn driving
. Truck driver ws* charged with
Park B. D. McIntosh J r ., Alta- "Tba Big Dry"; Duncan, "Madrone picad his care, by mail, named h is’
prehcndnl in the gain-' i»»#rv«*j
.
I "driving cn th# wrong lid# of lha
monta AprilJ * : Allan Forward, Tree"; Brown, "Bloody Moan- own fin#, and came out the »ta-|
Inn on Lake Jastup rioted to |
mad” »n Kt.ile Tt->*d lit icrnth nf
Parast City. Members from tha light’*.
ner.
hunting by th* Florida Gam# ami Q D n n r n n c
P l n r f n r l Sanford Deputy Evans made too
v a rin i organlast Ions are: Long- Cameron. “ Catch A T«g*r"; E r It seems as if a Seminole County
Ertsh Water Eiih (ommliiion. °
t ^ L U L O Ilb
L lC C lC a
lrrr>)
wand, Mrs. A. C. Maiars. Mrs. nst, "Tba BTonga Mtrmald"; Con automobUa was tagged Friday by
Tha rha rgci w#r# profeued by p „ P r c * c h v / F n r i r i n c
Morris .7 W iliams. M v»sr-oM
Otafim Morrison. Mrs. Robert vert, "Tba Shadow Of Truth"; one of the local law enforcement
Conttable. Kelsey, Tho elored , *>y “ r e S D y r e n a n S
M gro
Oviedo • * , charged wilh
Hammond, Mrs. E a rl Duncan, Mrs. Knipscheer, "A Shroud Tor Mr officer* with one of the yellow
hunting aita it in the Black
nominatedl hy
Eight deacon*, nominate
(I onlinued rtn Pas# Eiglil)
Georga Otto S r.; Pern Park. Mrs. Bundy"; Berthman, "The EvU Of return-your-moneydn-lt envelopes
Hamm<'Ck *ectl"n c# ,t of Ovlrdo tha member* of-the |'ir<t pretbv-1
Praak In iie D . Mrs. Dal Warren; Calling” : Clungston. *’A Murderer left on th* windshield with Ihe
nd nn Ireik* J#**up.
teriarv Church, wet# electnl unAltamonte Springs, Miss Awe V. In Tha Houre*’;-M arshall. "Bond chargr* "parking Improperly"
animously at a railed1 rnngrcga
cmgrci.-* ^
fJ
Cline and Mra. Rosens McIntosh; Of Tba Flesh” ; Quean, "Th# King plainly marltad.
■tlnnal meeting during th# wor- A t - I u n c h p O n
M b b f
Penal C3ty. Mra. Allan Forward; la Daad Colas, "Happy Returns";
.hip rervlc# yesterday morning
J- U n C n C O n f Y iC e r
Saturday, th* envelope was re
and M akliad, Laura Larknm.
Dennis. "Auntto Mama” ; Vlning. turned to the Sanford Police De
Tb* Sanford IJons Club will hear
Th* following were calle«t hy
_ There win hn a euraery open In "Tba Virginia Exiles".
partment. in a plain envelop* with
th# m*inl»*r« to sen# for a periml th* five Seminole High School Roy’s
Room tor small
a Scent stamp attached.
Tba famed singln: group of Sem nf thr*# years:- flltwit II. (A t) State representative* at their noon
HMtkera will
Acres* th*. front was written, "a
inole High School will entertain the Cai*. Robert A. Cobh, Henry luncheon merlin] tomorrow.
The five high school boys w01
dollar to a’plenty.’* and plainly
Sanford Kiwanis Club at their noon D'Amico, Ja rk I. Grv*n#, C. C.
lfendtrum, C. !„ Rrdding, Harry git# an account of their futl week
luncheon meeting Wednc id ay
.
. . . - - M A Win naet added waa tba comment "doctor
of learnin] by doing while in T ill* ,
t m m t w night at not tba other dollar."
The Triple Trio, under Ih* direct M. W*lr and Fred It. Williams.
7:99 tor 9 retire I nreetinc. Guest
Poltca Chief Roy William* said,
(ton of Mis* rttile Rrere Wblt’.l*.
Tha P#v. Ang.i* G Mcinnit was haisrc during the early summer.
Im unity w*e*4 Bank speaker will ha Minister B. O. "this ii on* time that we've split
Thore who will appear before tha
will sing for Ih* Kiwanisns as Is tha moderator fnr th# m#«ttng.
that ja a a y will do- ■row* m bif as his topic "Moral tha ft* with a violator." AnJ add .T H E BA TTER ED FRONT snd of a 101!) Chevrolet as It cam* to their cuilom evtrr year.
Ted Rung# served as clerk and. I-lona Huh group tomorrow are:
Day"
Im s m
are tha eighth
grade ed. "tha story sounds likn a • atop (ii.aa Orang* Gror* on State Rvad 421 In Longwood, nn#
The prngrsm cbslrmsn for tha G*nrg* Touhy mad* Ova f*port K fn * th Rsrns#?. Howard Allred.
calls
■ rtb ffr F la w tor tba Hanoweten mighty good one. at toast U's tha mil# * m » nf 17-92. Ate Perce man Elton Earl Organ was th* driver. Wednesday mre'ing will be Foit- for th# powlnationf cemmittM of John Clark. Jim Htwktaa* aad
Part# wffl
first Uma It's Baaa used."
E i f * M orris.
the ‘
. master Joel Ftaki
(Staff Photo)
Christian Teaching 5 0 P e r C e n t
One Theme Heard L e v y Is
D im in is h in g
At Sunday Service M unicipalitics
!
Hurt By Cut
★ ★ ★ ★
« Mrs. P. Ochiltree
Arranger, Lecturer
To Speak Friday
to
f§
to
Members Are Urged To Show
More Interest In Association
5K2,
to
9
to
Nine Items Confront
City Commissioners
At Tonights Meet
Services Are Held
r
i 'iis. Vaughan,
*■Pioneer Resident
(
Sanford's Share
Of Cigarcftc Tax
Two Air Force Men
, Crash inlo Grove
Mrs. Annie Clark
Dies In Osteen
After Long Illness
Sheriffs Office,
Highway Patrolmen
Have Big Weekend
Constable Reports
Breaking, Entering
Bonds ScL At $50
In Recent Arrests
Library Additions
Announced Today
.
J
Citizen Pleads
Own Case By Mail
«
.
Sherwin-Williams
Leases Properly
'Donor Day' Slated
For Communities
^
Paul Stine Gives
f Inspirational Talk
At Rotary Club
5 Bovs Will Speak
a
•
h r
.
Kiwanians To Hear
SHS Triple Trio
P-TA Moat Slated
—
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WATUTORIV FL O R ID A
VOLUM E XLVI
Fire Prevention Week
Is Planned By Jaycees;
Local Firms Cooperate
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TH U R SD A Y . OCTO BER «, 195S
A a a o tlg lH P resa U w d H ire
No. 290.
Farm Products Big
Business In County
The Seiatnole County Junior
Chamber of Commerce U planning
an a ;l-oul effort for tht moat »uctriifu l Fire Prevention Week
tie r Staged in the count/.
Under the chairmatuhip of Garfield Willett, the Jay e e ta have
planned to dlalrtbulo Home In
spection Blank*. Fire Prevention
Comic Book*, a free movie for
children to d im ai tha week, and
a Inp to the Sanford achoola by
Mr*. M.ri# Wilkin., who l i v e *the
, ..........._
r_,
Fire ,Departments
motorued
• t th# Fanford Trailer Park. ha* hook 'n ladder.
At nnr of thp bigk*P*t «!trr-lr*l
appealed to Sanford cltlaens for
Willett |ta« alio entitled the
Hirrlifiitt rtf the U n i Jaycre
an emergency donation of blood help of the Ja>bec« who will aid
r»*c»nii4tl«*n. Ihr tubjrrt of 17-92
Tli# Sfiulnnl# (V*int\ -JjnKrr*
which will be needed within tha in int divtribution of fira preten
n n if up for iliM-utsmn hr inpnc
re s t couple of week*.
tion week literature to the achoola
be.. Of the young mens huslneaa T ‘ T " " 41*/ n!Eh' ** *»»
n ty HrI| In hrsr .luti^f Klfirst
Mr a. Wilkins told The Sanford of Seminole County.
group.
llouthoMfr tel! Ifipm of till* A I mted States Department of
Herald today that ahe haa al
Beginning with Oct. f, the JayJayer* Pm M rnt Tommy IVlrr* lilvRflllftl C»f nt w'aHIZimI rffutl.
. ^mn.eree pirtinnnirv t*M Tenready had two plnta of blood and ecca wilt be "Fire Prevention"
»nn toM Ih- ginup Wat the Hoard
of tgrtrulture / •r Sem.nola
Ifill (><lut f«l by tlnh IJtvIj*, prowill need al«ut two quart* during conaciout and their entire week’*
of Dire. lor. had thnucht that grant (ItRiinian f*»r lb* croup. tI n c '* **• relej,r.| ihi- mo.n.ng,
program centered around Ike lifethe emergency.
"Therr o«i not rnouch ron.i.l. rs. Judg* Itoupholdrr arid. "it U 0^- - een>ii» inrlo.lev . a-immiriShe pointed out that ahe ia aavtny event. The civic club group
’.fb of Farm* harm rh arsrtre.
lion giirn to startinc the IT-02 a no»e| espenenrr I" sp-ak to i,g
r . *n
•„ . farm „I'roduct.
, . for
. tba
Type A Plua. However, loeal offi- will even have their Thursday
____ of young
_____ ___
, "euT.
. . t’fvs
Richard
L.
Moss,
son
of
Mr
|
ptojori
at
lluSanfoni
Cily
limit.
*
group
nun
who
rlaia of blood banka aay that "Fira Prevention Week" tanchaoa
co(iniv
|n
..in.,
invlanree,
tha
and Mrs. CaM II. Moss of Fan and Ihrn eon'Jnue aouth."
I untartly listen "
donor. of any type blood may he at the Sanford Fire Station aa
rego.'
lrvrlti.fr«
rom
persl.ie
data
ford, ha. ptnlg.-d the Emory I'ni
However, William C. Ilulehjson' "To get ii>«;ilt« a. a group- the fr.^r the HV)
errirfd for tke blood hank and tha I gueata of Chief Mark N. Oaveof sjrtc.ilR ro fch lck , T om m y Kipp
vrrtlly rh»pt*r of Alpha Tan Jr. ..id that “the rounty must buy Juils
C corga Karim J o h n
land S r . Undoubtedly, during the
explained
in
the
Ja.
bee.
i
lu
g
It
|i
po
nied
out
that
the renir mired type arill he iaaued.
Omeza social fraternity, after a tight of a n , before any road ia the
★
★
★
Harry Robaon, of the Llona Club midst of the luncheon, there wtU
. . . . ...... „
.
. . . i,
"■"*on ,hal mrn
*•» I
l« rrrlim tn .n and /.cure*
week's llni'rrsity-wids "nish” j
p ‘ d tu
t , "r ^ » " 'e wemlers of an or.-anlM- qu4.-d ete , ubjret tn rh.nge k
Blood Rank, raid yeaterday that be a fire call to soma remote sec
activltir. hrrr. >|o»» is a fievh- 1
This group is learning in .in-Lsr report isbeing mada
the Llona Cluh would tie happy tion of the city and tha Jayreat
man In Emuty’s College of Arts the State Road Department doe. lion.
something that It has never dona liie,” he said. You s.e, the Judge for cvrr> rounty In the t'mted
to contribute the blood for Mra. will get tha thrill of “ going to a
and JVien.es,
before, end that it buy right-nf. pointed out, it is almost lnip.it. Sts »»
Wilkin. but their bank does not fire .'
Emory University offers stu ways with stele funds.” The dit. .Ihle to live a!«n. and iou ara l v,
,hj|, th ffDuring
tha
weak
af
Oct.
I.
Ihn
dents parti'.pstlon in *3 orgsn- i
have aufflelent credit* to t**u#
a .tart
e .ru tr
than * t r „ Tio tarma m Semino|f rmm.rations, Inelu img I t snr.al fra-1 russinn surro indrd the postihdl- getting
a check for tha contribution. A Sanford Eire Department's hook
mosi people,
| y |;j , , S( tnm pl r f ,j wl|fl j „ fof
ternllles, 9 women’s social club* i Ilex of a hy-pess from Five point,
recent blood bank drira netted and ladder englao will vtiit all
tn tho Monroe Rridge.
The
first
mretirg
of
Th»
y.nIt
ia
a
rhallenze
to
do
nmra!
IMO wrh an acreage to:ailing
of
the
nine
Sanford
schools
where
and
more
than
20
honorary
and
^
only ona pint of blood, Robaca
ford Herald Carrier Club *** j professional croups. Ther* are
Th« State Road Department than the world ordinarily expect. 1*2. .ti nr M f per rrnt of lb*
-r..ef Cleveland will display the
•aid.
O ver 4 Thousand
held Tucrday night at The Herald | , )m oppoHur i.es in such aetivi- has set a p«'lev to build roads of you, said Judge lloutholder.' county's .pe.. The reiwvrl alw*
Thoia who would like to eon- huge fire fighting apparatus and
off.ro,
demonstrate
Its
ate.
A
aurprisa
tie. as sports, dramatics, student 1" " lr where finds were available And. he said, Van'l’ i* a most stales that the xalue of land and
tribal* blood for Mra. Wilkin* ere
Envelopes M ailed
Tha organ.istlrnat meeting wax g-Mrrnnient. publications and in from the Federal Government,' destrurtha thought. ‘ If a man hulliuag per farm i. animated at
fire
drill
will
be
on
tha
program
aiked to rail 722-W.
Mors than four thousand enve for tho purpo.a of electing of tha famed En -’ry Glee Club, “The Seminole County Chamber of Com- feels he can, h- will aeeompliah f2*,i'4 i*r tiMxn per acre
for each school to find out which
school haa tht bait emergency lopes were mailed last night to ficers and discussing projects South's Sweetest Riltgert '*
merr* M a n srr Forrest Brocken- much more then would ordinarily | Aredfiting lo the I9.M .Seminole
N done either indixidtially nr in Couiry Census of Agriculture
•very Seminole County Community that are to m m r before the group
evacuation program.
Emory', sludmt Knly of 3.M0 ridge pointed nut.
•hrrr w rr. fill operators of farm*
Home Inspection blanks will be • e l for Peminola County citixen* from lima to thnr.
Includes schools of nirtliclne. den
Representative Volt# A. Wil. a group.
Officers were elected, and as tistry, nur.ing. law, the“ In my pi a.-t i r e at an altor- re*iil nf on tin- farm itself and 1*7
distributed to school children to asking for tha auntyvrida sup
tlams Jr. tall. "William A fbat.
take home with thorn and to be port for the llarry-Anna Crippled president the groups cho<e Tom Imsinr-v a.l.nii.istration, a gradu- then eltorney for Orange County ney." Ilnutholder poinled out, I not rr>ldmg on their firm*. Tha
my Kipp. John Krofehirk wa. ato .rhool, a literal *rta rollege
h, m,,|,
,p,|uest. tug- ,r> ,n t 1* ' B,or»
I ordmaillyj repoit al-e stated that «nd opara
later brought back filled la and Children'. Homo a t t ’matilla.
find out lhal, tot- Hated that they hxd other mTha envelopes, said Roy Green, named vka president and George and * Junior college at‘ Oxford. rested that «e .ta rt the road at , !h,nk 1 •ho" I'l.
for the Inspection of Chief Cleve
F ar.ii was named lecretary-trea Ga, l a -t year <aw Ihe adiidssion
than come parr,-ding Iho value nf lha
land
chairman of the Elk'. Lodge surer.
Fiva Toints lierailte of the glrat- I get mote out of the giving
ague llur.l prodiicti .old with 1*4
of kninrn lo ail divisions of the er argument with the Road Hoard I do out of my other w»ik.”
Comic book* will be distributed Thanksgiving Seal Committee, con
Items of business disrusw-d by
Judge llou.holder s.lvised tha nl 'he f»rm o|u-ralor. working
to school children to increase in tained a sheet of stamps for usa Tha Fanfold Herald inrlu.lnl university, for the Dial H»e "> ^V m C.7a"«n\II^tail*g'S it her end
The Sanford Kiwanl* Club yet- terest In Fir* Prevention.
it, 11* year history. E.nmv .
paested Ihoough- Jayhes-t to apeaihrad a drix» i„ nil their f.miv A romplet* nin•a mail and envelopes.
dues and the amount, a time and
terday. heard the five Seminole
Climaxing tha busy week, there
"Wa have mailed envelopes to place for the regular nirrtings, Sch«nd of Nutsmg is olisrrxii'g fate.” Williams polnte«l out that advise the people inotr alaiiit their | ,l"'*n of Ihe >ua of Seminnla
High School repreaentativea to will be a free show at tha Rita
it. s-ulden annixerxarx. and the
government and offered tofur-1 LoilllJI fjrm . from under 1 *rr«*
Bny*» State toll of their daily aa Thextre for children. During this (Itlsons in Sanford. I-aka Mary, and ways ami mesne of earning C anlkr Sehoo’ of Theology, n» Dial, who Is now a niemln-r nf Ihe nlsh them rupirs nf a hook |ill- •ire to over I uoo .era and oxer
Ovtada,
Altamonte
Springs,
l
ony(Cnnliniird
From
I’a
.e
One)
mon- y for th# various projects fortieth ye*r.
perience* during the week's aley show a abort aubject on Fira Prr
ou«hr,l f„r ihe Har Association J '*** Tke np<>rt points out that
_____________
wood. Casselberry, Fern Park, to tie '.ndrrUkrn by tha club.
in the Florid: capital city.
with llie un.le'standing that n ,e jlh e ie aia g rioppert on Semiixato
The Allard* institution h** roven'ita will be show* along with ,aad JlxHIend." fjrjev »a*i
,
I;
g
"
dosdded
that
tke
meet
Pr.er to hearing the five younj the fu tu re. Children *ra tattled
me.vvliai. nl »b« .lub w-juld rend ^' oiinty farm, in l*'>4 rot .'A i In
Kaeh
emelope,
bestdea
(ha
sheet
ings
will
W
held
avary
T
ueiiky
men tell of their Boy'a State n
program, whlrh now liu lodes | Speed Regulations
(heir
i hoc.* in IM
to
the
show
at
•
o'clock
SatorJay
• f stamps, contains a self ad night at 7:30 witli iton.ial laven eo ur.es of aludy leading to the
prriincea, tlx new member* were
“
You
roily
get
vital
»ou
a-k
E.jui|»inei.t on Seinlnulc immly
mon.lng
Oct.
II.
Admission
to
tha
dressed and stamped envelope for der and Joa T. Lumpkin serving Ph. Degree* in nine lields, and !» W atched Closer
inducted Into the Klwania Club
f«i" Housholder told tke faylwex , *rn"
l|,,r‘* “ "h YVi f.rmx reshow
will
ba
tha
Fire
Prevention
a
.
advisoi.,
*
tha
return
of
rontributions,
ho
priterday. Iwiter Tharpe. Ki
entering It* fourth year if a
and atlsised Ih, gn.up to «-k 7*.* i
'he u-e of 1.1. phone. 7*t
Pledge
appearing
on
tha
back
of
said, "Wa sincerely hop# that
xsrnii Club Education Committee
ten year plan •truest at dmihUng Says Police C h ief
tha things they want. "It's dif. w,,h eleelrielly, 314 with telwvlaloi*
chairman, assisted by Represen the comic books that will be dis everyone will mall their contribu Coins A rc Required Ita |'2l.lHhi,0tHI endowment.
City
ftrull
people
t o 1'"'1*
Speed
re
g
u
la
tio
n
s
tn
III#
C
l
ip
fir n il for
fo r the
the older
o ld e r
p ro file
lo
' “'*'* 7,1
7 ' 4 ’*"h I Pcd .nil tunning
tions as soon as poa.iblc," Green
tative Mack N. Cleveland Jr., and tributed.
Emory’s history goes l-a.k to n ' S » n fo rd a re b e in g w a trh e .l u n d r i.la n d Ih e needs of the y o u n g t vsalei, &•> with home fieerers.
Garfield
Willett
said
today
that
commented.
the Rev. Milton Wyatt, inducted
tK.HI, when It wa. founded as a rioter, .aid Police Chief R«y Wit- l'»*'Ple "f l.nlav" h, said as hr
',,,u
farm r. porting
For Parking M eters college
Hie u«*
of
Jrorm e B. Schellrntraeger. Lewi* tha fra# show la balng made pos
In Oxford.
The Ibis
1 tu morning. "We
.......
M l .,,. Ga.
[ I'vm.
( - tre -.d Ih. wmking together a* he u*. id . gram
combine.
sible
through
the
cooperation
of
With Sanford .tores remaining varsity was
The
r"|H>t'
|>.iinls
out lhal there
Dinkins, Irvin Eugene Kitridge,
nniVrd lo its Allan ,
.
.
| ... I.affie v er. « gtoup lo a. hlev, logger all.
Bus Drivers, Patrol open on Wednesday afternoons to ramp... during
the World U .r vvat.li.n, the ..... of OtUW verv ^
wers 49 lia s , I farms in 1*\1
Robert C. Whitmire, the Rev. Per the following Sat\ford firms: John
during the .eason from OcL 1 tn I )rais.
raiefully,
*»t» clt r.
[ „ ,
, .. ,
which sotil priNliul. valued sto v e r
ry L. Stone, and Martin A. Dyer Wllliama Insurance, Boyd-WaU- M eet l i s t N ig ht
we are enforcing the ragutatlan*.
• hav. neve. Ialke.1 to an or- ^ ^
wh|, „
,
,, (
May 30. coin, ara required for the
Jr.. Into the Sanford Kla/anis Club. ara Insurance, C am w ay A Me"Tltere I. mar* traffic than gams, i-m
Jodg. Housholder!
„ „ p , f , Kigh.)
Sanford'I'a f m k t Chief Roy Wil parking meter*.
Guy Allen, program chairman Klbbin Insurance, Crumley A
ev er before on Park A te. ha s a h t . 'W t a ^
that gave m e* bet tar
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Patrolman Arnold Wil
Patrolmen yeaterday. in the Addition Started
for the- noon luncheon meeting Montieth Insurance, H. Jame* llama and Patroima
• an I in m.nv ...any Instance. o m . '^ '» '«
» 'F
yeaterday. Introduced the first Gut Insurance Agency, Kama In liam* met !a*t flight with khool buxines* • « lion of Sanford, were For Elk's Club
. .I . tn oi»«rne
,
nty’ Uik ihRn you
tor M b ne»tr.
Iho
. , »jrouuo
* • • turn
speaker of the Boy’* State group, surance Agency, A. R. Key Insur hut driver* and >gjth school but notifying motorist, ami shnppct
. ..
*i
nava Rfft»i«!r*l mi (••ni^lit.
patrol membeiw:
Kenneth Ramsey who exprraaed ance.
, of the new requirement. We are i Work b*i been stalled on the Lclily ronre«tr*1 lira r»r our ritv
Following tha addra.s
hr
Edward Lane l n i u r a n . e e .
Tha meeting. laM at the high .* |n r |,„ |rnt, polka Chlf Roy Wil- ■•Mitlnn to the Elk's 1-odge Club tp .e;i .ones x.e In three r , „ .
appreciation for being sent to the
week Ion* American Legion spon Moughton Insurance Agency, Ir school farm building, included a li.m t said this morning. In that Rno-«. said Doeal-t J.Hairs. Ex- gorle.. Poli-r Cbief t\ ilbams | ; ' ,n
‘ '**
''
1
sored event in Taltahassee. Him ving Pryor Insurance Agency, discussion with bus drivers over It ha. brety .evvat month, "nr#
|{u1rr of the loral Elk*, poinlrd out, I* mile per bour
of complaint and the givt t y then introduced Ernest Moq William H. Stamper Insurants, imatters
. . e •--s--.-s.xw* „ ,h
. . f0,r" «»"■ k'tu'rw l
lh'
t.n.ire
»■•»«
•* ■rr1* ' *yH. *l ............. .
„f having . . . . . . ris who told of the first two daja Thomas M. Stringer A John R. lag or Initructtosa to the school jrR on Wednesday aftrrnnons.
•• rti» present rs»»t Is being .rhool rrolslngi,
mttr per hmir r | rfflK „ rlp Th41 fl„nl,,|itee will p s
w, , ,
. .
Alexander
Insurance,
Prank
L.
bus patrol.
Saturday and Sunday. Ha self
"V. I.-pc that the motoring douhlad In llie, he .a id ,'In order 1 rones throughout the city, and th# rnnfrr «»t(h th* Seminole ('minty M l | ) | u j r j n n M a a I
"on arrival, wa were given anr Woodruff Insurance, George W.
Chief Willtaav. swnr* in tha public will cooperate with tM." j that wa might take rare of our 35 mil* par hour rone along the | , yfr, Safety Committee. Troop- •
s / I T I j l U I I | IC C I
town, party, room, shirt and cap. Smith Jr., Insurance, Stine,R*ch School But Patrol members follow Chief Williama said, “so hat our « v e r increasing membenhlp." .outhrm aeetion of Park Ave.
I rr t . Maik Mark a'»l I’.tmlman
And then we were welcomed by ine A Stiffly Company,
ing their pledge, and badgaa along traffie department perMinnel won't Over 1*)0 aqua re feet nf floor; "We want everyone tn know | Arnold Williams, anil re|«irt bad.
^ 1 members of the F.minnto
Dr. Doak 8 Campbell, FSU presi Auto PS
with belts and flags were Issued. ha taxed with an overload rtf p .r k - ! , | „ rp |. being mlded. lU'es -»ld. that » r ate not neglecting (lie ^
rltlb at the next meeting.
<'>iint<- • 1 tt>lrr nf Itte American
Pyr Fytor
dent M
"Wa have a smooth running or- ing meter violallnn tag* to l»*U#
With the added s|i*ee, Hales re. | , peed tegt'Jstlnns and tiaffle enn- . Gatfleld Will*!, Fife I'rexen- ' oncer 'i- clety will attrnd tha
Howard AUred, giving eaperi man
(saltation," Chief William* said, on W’aqnt wiay afternoon.'
Imn Week chairman f»r th* Jay. Ftanda Division »f t*ie \m rric.n
i
P«irte<l,
we hope that plans fnr ditinn* throughout th city,'
ences for Monday and Tuesday
"and each ana la pledged to carry
lla also pointed tn th# many reea attended lha Jaybr* meeting I ' anrer s >ci« ly« 19VJ Annual
the
Annual
Charity
Hall
Gaged
told the Kiwanl* Club that "Amrre a t ell Instructions far tha safety
BURGLARS rONHIDKItATF.
raeh winter a* a highlight nf th# violations of «top signs # f in- and wa. asturrri Ih# »<><>|>eration Meet in I .1 the Tides Hotel *nd
leaning speaker* were chosen Revival services
of children riding Khool bute-i."
JACKSONVILLE,
Fla.
(/P
iTanfonl (nelal tea son, will Inrludn tersretlnnt through Ihe rlty. This of th# club in tb# dial.ibvition of j Hath Club. Iteddington He.ch thi*
fr r. rounties atwl were given subis neediest violation, and we in- five prevention lltnalur# to S*in- uei-k-vrid Ihnxr allomltng frnri*
Burglar* who took a aafo from holding the bait at home,
Jet* (o study for one minuta and Are Scheduled
Sanford will he Mrs liiliua Pingtend to wetrh th'» very rlotrly Inn!, County School*.
lha
Standard
Feed
Rtnre
were
,
(ditinn
of
25
fert
has
i>een
Location
Changed
then allowed to speak for three
Revival service* will be held at
Tommy Stringer, Jsyr,-e advisor feldr-r and Mr*. Don Hales,
for
th#
peotrellon
of
life
and
innslderatr
about
one
thing.
They
1
started
with
footings
already
In
It wa* announced today that tb*
minute*."
tha Central Baptist Church during
lo Ihe Jayheet aUo *ttrnded tb# I tlfinher* nf the tV .rd of D(.
John Clark, describing aeUri tha week OeL 9 through the It, Seminole County School Pood A*- carefully wrapped cheeks, tnvren- place and work toon dated to to-1 property,
n eetmg which was pteiidr,| over rertor* n< the I lurid* Division
eattnol cut
down the
*e- Jaylrrax president Tommy and repr-’eril.lives of mor# th»n
ties for Wednesday and Thursday Mid tha Bar. J. W. Parham, pea- lociatton will not have It* next tory book, and others paper* In gin on the building Itself. This I* ' "Wa
by th#
the
taf#
to
lhay
were
undamaged
I
just
one
pha
•e
nf
tl.e
expansion
rldent
toll
without
hearing
down
meeting
in
Oviedo
a*
scheduled
but
said, “ wa listened to legislator* tor of the church.
Wyatt.
I forty count) unit* will attend tha
and arnalnr* who war* actually
.
■■—( meeting
Tha Rev. Leon G. I-nwder, vlatt- ha* changed the meeting plica to by weather when the battered' progtam and plans that we have on lha violators nf traffic ordinth* Sanford Grammar School. Th* tafe wa. found. Th# buiglart got f.ir tbe
Ranfntd Elk's l^vlge, anee. and regulations," Chief
taking nart in the legislature."
Dr Donald G.h.gen of f t .
Ing evangelist, and pastor of tha
9400 in cask.
| Exalted Itular Hales said.
! Williams rom-lnded.
Jim Hawkins, telling of tha Fri Femdala Baptist Church of North date I* OcL IS at 3:30 p m.
I.*
u dr tdik'. Division Prevtdfnf,
T ax Collections
day and Saturday activities said, Charleston, S. C., will deliver tha
•tale Hut this mrx-tiug follow*
"ww had a general asaembly after message a t tha evening services
the mod tuccruful Cancer Cm.
Above Lost Y ear
each meal. But the highlight wa*
«adc in 'he history uf the Florid:*
which begin at T:30 p. m.
Sale* tax collection* in Sein- Division Toe | too ooo raised
the graduation exercises and the
The aerrieaa will begin, said
Inula County ate nearly seven through public contributions wilt
Governor'* Ball."
thou'and dollar, at>ove the same make it inmtbic for the S<>ciely to
After relating the experience* tha Rev. Parham, with tha laymen
Ipniod la-t year,
of tor xis days, ll» 1341 Presi in charge of tha worship hour
expand it* program of education,
4 According to R *r F »;-eeo iv vcervh. *i,-l xuvlce to tb# can
dent of Boy's State from Saaford. Sunday morning. Charlea llayes
Stat# Comptroller, tales tax rol cer pxtirut I'lan* for greater acti*
David GatrheU. now a member will pro*ids and other laymen
sc use Sanford Kiwanl* dub, will taka part In tha aerrlca. Tha
leetrd for
for th#
th# month
month *'"'"*1J vtty will be approved at the com*
Sept. 30. IOwS amount* to I2d.. I mg
lnf me.ting.
,.,ne
praised Boy's State and tha Key pastor, J . W. Parham, will deliver
3t2 01. This I* in comparison
Club. If* said. "Klwania became tha sermon far Uia Sunday arming
Ike meeting vs III g"t started lo«
with $19.159.*U
my Ideal because of activities In service. Tha Raw. Lewder will be
..t whbh w*«.. eol. • morrow night with * .esxlon nt*
llerted during th» same month tn ,h|> luh)ff, rf
R#g,|ln # ,
tha Key Club '* Joel Field. Sanford gin his sarie* of sermons on Mon
Postmaster and Kiwanlan. ashed day night and then throughout tha
' 1951
,0 ' 1
fur i*o*pt|*ls having c»nr?r di»j«
' Rale, tax reinittaner, to tb* noitir and treatment program*
GatckeU to apeak and to toll of revival aervfc*.
Flat# in September, whrih repie. which have hern approved by lha
kl* experiences as a guest af Uta
«en»x collect uni* by merrliant. on American College of Surgeon, and
Georgia Boy'* State at it* Aral
their Auguil .ale., amounted to the Florid* ( anrer Council. The
■rating
Peron Should Get
tS.tHit.6537.4t. This Is an inDavid Gatchat) outlined Ml atrraase of over 35"i),000, or ap installation of such rrgislene*
patiencev riding In Highway Pa Out O f Country
proximately 15 per rent, over will be explained by Dr. Klimt
trol ears of both Florida aad
Sca.'txirnuib. Director of the tVin»
the .am* mamh in 1951.
BUKNOS
AIRES
(JD-ArgenGeorgia, appearing mi W8B, aad
T
h.
actual
Inrrre.e
In
Semin-1
* ' 'I” * ’
Ms beir.f a guest at tha Cover*. Hna firmly told Paraguay today
.........- ____
-.-u .to
. I(5.h71.IS.
,,v n
hospital. Atlanta t„. and hv Dr.
nl#. County
amounted
that
Juan
D.
Para*
should
gat
oat
Ball.
Auhrer Sshnejdar nf the Nation
Gwaati at yasterday'a Klwania • f that aaaatry.
al O'Tlire of Ih# American Cancer
Tito m w gwvammant told Para
asaotiag w an : HarryTaulk ad DoSociety
Enlistm ents Told
Bary and C. T. Cooper of tha guay R fad Paron’a caatlnuad
While Ih* Division'* Executixa
•top Omm ttoakd u "tacmapatibla
R. ! , Reynolds Tobacco Co.
A total of aixteen enlistment. Conttnillec is meeting Saturday
In Central Florida during Sep morning County representatives
• RviAiA it
tember was announced today by will participate in a aerie* of Ca»m C A Q O m - k federal coart
tha Orando Army Recruiting car Crusad# Clinic, to formulats.
Iw p — *RK i Prank Bayd, IA •
____ ________■ __
Of Uda UU| four wort plana tor tha U tt fund railing
IAMR RCaOOI. RUS PATROL «to leak w t for tW lay Stevags, Robert Mann. Knag Jatut Kubanka. RH1 Pkagan, Fred Station.
w l KRiU eW k In tha amla pant
m told iwyertora Mg asfaty ad acltoal
MrSwaln, I_ C. Smith. Carl Remuaet. Nelly Dunn, Bohhy Holloway, from Semlnoto County. Tltey nr#: camp.ign to be conducted In ApcUtdraa riding Sejvilaole Couirty School hurea.
affiaa, a f ataallag » e«*U from
. _ carry svt atrictly (Left to right sen tad) Herbert Mum, J. C. Musa, H. C. Pugh. Bob Ronnie Whhhten, Mark Rumer, Pianeia Stanley, and Patrolman Lawi. Wad# of Oakland, Ralph nL Following luncheon Dr. Scar
• M tor. Judge Job* P. Barwaa
ta MMttag tan* aty- Howell, Mrs. Earl Doaaay, Mrs. M. D. Bumgarner, Mra. Emory Arnold William*. Two bu* driver* and on# aehrovl hoy patrolman A. Flower., lak e Monro# ard borough will ipeak on Ihe tubjert
Eameat B. Wright and Nathaniel o( "Th# Rote of tha Community
f* * g M d Mm to a year m i •
Isaar, Mra. Byrag Squire#, Mrs. C. E. Chorpaniag, and Mrs. Grace
ware not present for the picture. (Photo hy Jamaaon)
(Caattasad Oa Pag* Bight)
Johnaon bath t i Saafacd.
Edwards. (Left to right atoadtag) Paiics Chief l a y W Ultaai. Stan-
Emergency Appeal
Made To Citizens
For Blood Donation
17-92 Discussion
Judge Housholder j C o m m e r c e
Held A t Luncheon
Tells Advantages
Richard L. Moss
Pledges Fraternity
At Emory University
'j ^ e P o r t
Of Organized Effort f / .e _e .a s ® ^
No Celery Listed
In Specific Crops
Tommy Kipp Chosen
Leader Of New Group
Five Boy's State
Delegates Report
Daily Experiences
Sanford Delegates
Will Attend Annual
aSn
•f
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K
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T Z l'JX D
le a M c f l w «
--------1 aaar toe aaai C m j
tonight."
"W hat!" S haw
h am to ataatla
Aaythlag
gataiy
"Ha wasn't n ditwdnw. Ha WM boot the fakm Oarry th at aha had
la tha raaJ
no real aa you are, sitting k m , In
th is room, talking to ma. 1 didn't terry-U ka tha
Just aaa him. Xboard him. Xtoads- ittrthata auheoaactaaaly ta tha new
When tha real Oarry ap•d him. The f aha Oarry la a far
Maa aaw Mai clearly for
m er movie actor nomad Mark CM*
la her Ma through
ford. Tha real Oarry waa hU ataad*
Of aeurwa, that
In long ag a "
ami aha
Clive’s lir a waa banter than aha
InatanUy that ha waa not
had arer eaen It toforw. "Witt you
tell ma Juat what happened! tha name man aha had aeon In tha
10-coat atore the day before.
Everyth*"! !"
I t waa a relief to talk to CUva And the voice! The real Orrry
waa hoeme with a bad cold the
S ara waa caretul to tall har
conrlaely, m an hailing all tha factl lent lew timea they were together
in chronological order. "Now," ah< before the tmperaoaaltoa. If the
aaid at the end. "th>ea that aoum falae Gerry"a voice aoundad a little
like tha ileluaiona of a paranoiacf deeper and clearer a t Brat, aha
"No, It aounda much moro are* would think bo had atmply got
eoid. But whan tha real
euc." Cllva waa on hla feet IP
paced to tha window nod tumad P Orrry returned, w i t h o u t any
boaraeneee, aha would notice how
far* her again.
"What could be more aerlwa high and light hla voice aotmdrd
In contreat to lha other Gerry and
than tnaarntyT"
"Cnms." lla apoka «lowly, "m a it would aeem a further proof of
become* far* mating. Rainer like a lnM nonition.
"W hy!" Her voice waa a broken
problem in theta. Tha vartoua pm*
whir per. "Why did ha want me to
alMa combinations."
"I aen only one," retorted (tea. Uunk he was Orrry Hone when we
When I Jerry duappeared, an m- met la lha 10-oent atore !"
"He didn’t plan It that way," rapostnr took hla piers, bacauaatha
Impostor believed O rry had Ud* ttimtd diva. "Remember how it
den tha ruby In hla apartment or happened! Tou aaw him before
ha aaw you. It waa you who hailed
XU* office."
"And why h a n ’t tea real Orrry him flrrt. It waa you who adcaaod him aa Oarry.
wnmaakad tha Unpaator yet!"
"Ha knowa InatanUy that you
"Maybe be want* to give the
hava mistaken him for hla old
call enough rope."
CUva a keen eyee glittered IS tha stand-in. Tha nama Gerry la clue
tampUgbL "My dear, are you enough, for only ana other man
tough-minded or Under-mtadM!" reaeablaa him ao cloosiy. Ha u
"1 hope william Ju n ta would after Mosoa'a ruby. It'a already ta
claaa ma with tha tougb-mtadad, your hand and you're probably go
though I'm aura Mickey gfUlasa ing to buy It. Ho can’t snatch It
and nm because of lha crowd. If
Would not."
to your hall by aeytng,
"A rt you etrong enough taatand
one more ahock Uua evening! A nrou va made a miataka. I’m not
ahock that may bring you tha float Orrry Hone, Tm Mark Clifford.’
ha will koee touch with you and
truth about thla whole matter!"
“After ao much doubt aad un the ruby immediately. Ha’a quick
certainty any truth would ha a rw witted. An all this Baalim through
hla Mind, ha mullec aa If ha knew
llaf. however abocktag."
"Algrbraio problama are aftaa you. Ha’a already decided ta lot
aolvtd by tnvoralaa. Try tsvortlag you go aa thinking ha's Oarry for
b few memento.
this buamaaa of Oarry Hoaa."
"Than ha aoaa tha U g aa your
Bara's brown heat la tteught.
typewriter with your name and
"How!"
I
"There waa aa impuetor who did addrraa. Ha recogntam It aa liana’s
Imperaoaate Oarry llnaa Tour address- too. Perhaps the ‘Bark* to
premise waa right. Bat aaa af your written indistinctly, hut ha can t
Inference! waa wrong. Too teferrad any ’Mias Deere' whan you’re call
that tha imperaoeatlon waa tha ra* ing him •Oerry.’ go ha aaya ’D arn '
ault of a dtaappearaaea and, thara* —all vary debonair and pleasantly
fora, took place after tha dlaap* familiar. Wasn’t it thn Brat Urn#
Oerry Hm e bad over called you
pearanca. Actually, lha Im
D a m !"
tmn took place before lha
" •a It w as., . .* Bara’a voice fal
juarance aad tha dl
tered. "And ten ‘Bara’ to U um d
w aa a raault of the
aa tea tog. . , . But ha apoka of
Mon."
Auat Carolina aa If Da knew all
, "What do you m ean!"
"The man who met yea la tha about har. Ho characterised her aa
30-cent atom and daaerted yea la tea sort whs laya doom rules for
what tea wall Br assed young girl
tha dgktamat waa tha
W ill Clifford. I t waa
"Did you mention her Aret I"
only then that any tm
"X believe X mentioned her asptook place, until hla viatt la you
phlrce w h u wa ware looking at
thla awning. Tha
penred in Oarry Howe’s apartment tea funk jawalry."
"Sapphires would rharacterlM
thia morning waa Um real curry
Nona, returning from a viatt to har aa wealthy. ’Aunt* auggvato
Mra. Harrtaon, aa aha and every- age and oid-faehloaed manners.
one alee, but you, atoutly mala- Tou had characterised har for him
teiltad."
Bara'a* head waa rtagtag aa If
"Ha Sttppad o« ana detail Ra
aha had received a phyeteal Mow. ■ Id anmalhiag about har hhvtag
But whan tha dumffMaa waned all aarhtalla aad a butlar. 1
tha facta I
appetatad;
Spotlight
On Hollywood
CHERBOURO IB - Film alar
Hit* Hayworth returned In Franre
today, b r i n g i n g her h-year-otd
daughter Yaifftla la visit lha
child7* father. Prtaee Aly Khaa.
The litian-hairad aclresa also
brought along har ifi.y a a r-e id
daughter Rebecca, Rita'a daugh
ter by a previous marriage la Oraon WtUet.
She waa w e a riv < simple gray
twaad suit and a black puUevar
awaaltr trimmed with gray In
match tea ault. Har hair, nor la
its natural rod-brown hua, waa ali i moat shoulder length.
t She appeared fretful aad soma• ; what lire! wurtiig a news — **• Rita lifted her htoda aenrottsly
' but imilrd for photographer!. Ihe
declined to answer citeiUoat at la
her fee lin n toward her present
L buibanJ, tin ier dick Magmas, tag*
far M waa a private matter. Ska
%aa weariag bit g*M wedding
ring.
Urn brought Y siwta In larapn
ho h o Aly Khan m t m tea tern*
am CUva.
to early the box. Ha
tag to Urn Autoam
cafeteria would ha
bant place to give you tha shp. Ha
installed you a t a tabto and van*
labad Into tha crowd, rwtacalbly to
gat coffee, actually to get away
from you with tha ruby In hts
pocket befora you had a chance to
discover that ha was not Gerry
•Ms know ha couldn't hope to
play tea role of Gerry Kona for
any length of time without saying
something Inconsistent that would
maka you suspicious. Ha walked
out tha aide door believing ha had
tea ruby-in hla pocket. The bom
waa there and ha had every reason
to think tee ruby waa still In tea
box.
"Tou would never hava arm him
again If ha had rrally had tha
ruby. Hut when he f o u n d tha
empty box and realized you could
hava taken tha ruby wtitla hr waa
getting change, ha had to coma
back to you. Ha must hava torn
surprised when o n e * again you
graded him aa Gerry. Until then
ha would assume you had sought
an explanation from lha real Oer
ry by that time and ao discovered
tha Imposture. Ton made explana
tion raay when you Informed him
that ainca hla diaappearanre an Im
postor waa taking hla place aa
Oerry Ilona. All ha had to do then
was to play along with tha an.
planation you had invented far
him. He told you about tha rearmb'anre between Hone and Clifford
becauae ha had to giva some sub
stance to tha idea of impersonation
If you were to go on believing in
I I Ha didn’t tall you teat be him
self waa Cliffofd because ha didn't
want to alienate you then by ad
mitting ha had played a trick on
you. Ha needed your good-will hacausa ha wanted to get tea ruby
from you."
"Why waa ha la Gerry’s apart
ment that evening and how did ha
g rt in, If ha wasn’t Gerry him
self!"
"Didn't you say tha real Gerry
toft hla keys in hla totter box in an
envelope with one comer sticking
out through tea clot! Clifford
could have used those keys and re
placed them afterward. That waa
whm be toft hia fingerprints in
Gerry’s apartment. Ha went there,
of course, to wait for tea thief who
had stolen tea empty box. Whan
teat thief found tea boa ha had
stolen empty, ha would go atm ight
to Orrry Ilona's apartment. If ha
believed that Clifford was Hnsie
and teat Ilona aUU had tea ruby.
Ha would balieve both three things
If ha heard you addrraa Clifford an
■Oarry Hone* and aaw tea boxed
ruby ga into Clifford's pocket."
"But why would Clifford want to
sea that tetof !"
"Because Clifford didn’t hava tea
ruby and didn’t suspect than that
you had taken IL Tha thief was
tea only person who might be able
to tell him If there waa anyone
rise In the crowd who knew about
tha ruby, and who had had n
chance to taka 11"
"Suppose tea rani Gerry had
keen thara!"
"Clifford knew him already. Clif
ford would atmply enlist hia aid in
dealing with tea thief without, af
course, telling Hone tha true story.
(Ta Be canfiawadf
Radio-TV
Highlights
La a «
L aaA fa •
NEW YORK (B — O n n i b u t
launcher i u fourth year oa CBS-TV
Sunday, O ct I, with plana that
•how jin t how mature irtovUlon
•ntartjinm rnt ran be. firs t pro
gram of the aramn will rnneern
itaelf with thn rcnalaianre, that era
of history that h it writ been called
lha birth of modem timea.
Robert Saudrk, director of Ihe
TV-Radlo Workshop of Ihe ford
Foundation, which producre Omnihue, rrcalla that h« and hit staff
hava bern kicking around tha idea
for a program on the Renaissance
for more than three yeari.
Omnibus hai many other big
plana for this year. One la a threepart study of tha p ro m t stale of
civilization.
"It will be a World'* Fair withmil walla,'* aayi Saudrk "Vie* era
will go and see Ihe real thing di
rectly Instead of rrpllrai of tha
rral thing. We can't undertake this
without the icope of three full pro
grams amra we plan to view ,urh
things ai Ihe H alt of Industry, sclencc, entertainment and many
other aipccls of life."
OSAKA m r
In frlrvliion Iheic daye, Saudrk
aayi, ’’hignen of ronerpt it impoianl to Itaelf. ’Blsneia' mean*
am hltlou-nm in planning It hat
an Impact n people. The l o t we
giva an idea la whrthr it ii ex.
citing to lie. If It It, wa ve leaned
that It will to exrilmg to many
olhct. The differncr between Om
nibus' acd moit olha pogama la
that iti concepti ae not handed
down font above. Hi Ideas ae
actually geneated by the staff."
Omnihue aet out to pave that a
TV pogam can be successfully
rornmecial at a high cultual
level, 't hat succeeded.
of lh*lr divorc# settlement, which works earh year. She laid aha
rntiilci (ha father to hava custody would (urn Yaamin over to Aly
of lha child a rariain number of Khan In Paris, probably Inm orrar.
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NSW TRAINIR A SUCCtSJ — M#l1yv»**«l Wl»h Stheel students given
half Ihtlr bshind-th.-wns.l tiaming an this unique ila iu a tm device,
celled Ihe Aelne Oiivsliein.r. pr.vsd la be an a par wllb pupil*
teemed solely la raal tan, atiardmg la raparl by la t Angeles City
Sihaal Systsr.v.
MW ANGUI.K8. Oct. 4 - R u c . wood High, on which ISO students
Cr.-Jlul I1M* nf a rrvnfulinnary clat#- can be trained a year, per pupil
room trainer tli.it rut* lha t n t i of coals would be rrduied IS per cent,
I m hins liislt school student* bow hut s larger uml designed lo handls
| n d n i r « ii reported In l l » I'ily '.Ml would double the rate al whu h
It.' ril «>1 Kilucmii.it yrsinrdny.
4Its a U itlrrv of #• online trsle,
• l u d r n t s tr a i n e d with Ilia i k «
clevue, called tha A<lna llrivoSi uttrr, pruv-d In ha on a par
with I h o a who look tha conventioi .1 co in i' in real ra n .
I Mail* ol a linr.m h program
SStiluinjt Ilia l)nvolr<oi>rr were pra» ntiil In hoard mrmlier* in an 84.
pure report hy Sup. nnu intent of
K. inoSa Claude L Itrevr*.
'l h a e ip en m en t t o ronduriryl
a t ilnllvMOnd ll i( h fvhool, with
a group of MU atudrnU twine
l a u t h t dm inf liindanwnUUnn tlir
rUaaroom true- hum and thrn r o m
p-red with a ainular group which
to ok tha regular instructional pro*
gr-m id standard automobilra.
Tha experiment i* pari of a
nationwide rrarnrrh program aponpored by tha Aetna Caeualtv and
Furrty Company, whwh dan eloped
tha device in an effort la meal tha
fwcdi of arhool* (nr an effective,
economical way of leeching youths
to drive. Olhrr atnHwa are still in
progreas In lha New York 4Tly
pchnola and at Iowa Stale Teechrre
Collrga.
Inlrodurad eeversj years ago.
t h a D nvntrainer has altrarled
nationwide Interest among educa
tors aa a possible anewrr In (he
high cost of driver Iraimng. A
summary o f lh a l/a Angeles report
St Iwing sent lo WKiu school admin
istrators lo familiarize them with
rraulls of tha research study.
Sine* tha Dnvntrainer enables
up In IS students In lake hrhmdIhe-wheal (raining at lha aama
lime, compared to lha one pupil a
'teacher ra n instruct in a real car,
It substantially reduirs tha high
leaching m ats th a t hava retarded
lh a spread nf driver training in
the nation*# Si hretls.
With lha Drivolrsirwr at Holly
• lists ■ould l»e ■til, proiliif ing year
ly S.I1 mgs of nearly ft'i.OOO, tha
trnorl alto* a.
In a it.milling lha report to lha
Hoard of Kducalion, Hunerinlendent lleevra ohserird Inal in
addition in reducing costa tha
flriin tra m e r maV help meet
trac bar shortages, prut tde an added
salrtv measure for beginning
drivers, and be “miwt advanta
geous in standardizing leaching
pro. educes and course content."
Two hundred forty a«udenta par*
ticipstrd in the Ins AngaJes siudv,
which wss directed hv Cecil (I.
"sun, law Angeles city Schools
safely Supervisor.
"Kcsulls mdicsla th at nrartirally the name progress in driving
skill and knnwledsa will ba a iperren. cd bv a s.udrnt trained hv
either the eipenmrnlal method,
using the Artns Drtvotrainer plus
threw hours of on-ths-rosd training,
nr tha California S m a prssmbed
course." tha report states. Cali.
fornU's standard rourao calls for
at I hours on Ilie. road training.
On two of four testa used In
measure Undent performance at
the beginning and end of the pro.
gram, D rivniralnsr stu d e n ts
showed significantly greater im
provement. On tha other tests and
on a mad ataat given only at tha
end of lha murae, there was ins
significant difference in the two
groups.
Driver attitudes, raengniffd aj
a ms for underlying rauaa of high*
way arridrnts, is one nf two arras
where Dnvntrainrr students make
a better showing.
As • result nf the study, tho
report states, "there is a greater
awarenewa nf the inflnita srope nf
•he mntnhulmn the Arina Drvo>
trainer may mats to tho Ariel ef
driver education."
Bomber C rashes;
C rew Is Safe
GALVA, Kan. lit-A BIT Jel
bomber cr»«lied l«i fert from a
producing nil well near this cen
tral Kan.a- town Monday hut the
Crew pararhuled In rifely.
(j|
Ths plsnr burned but there was
Bn damage to the well.
The BII was stirs before crash
ing i nd a rrvw member was
quoted as saying it developed
trouble s-mn after takeoff. The
plane was from Ihg Smoky Hill
Air Force at Satina, Kan.
The crew included MaJ. R»ber:
Hug.in, Greer. S. GL, glrcrafl
eommantirr; Kept. William Beckley, Monmouth, Ore, nb»ervcr;
(
l»f. Lt Je r a ld Weimar, Titusville,
l'» • pilot, and Capt. Jam es Harding, Ashland, Ky., Instructor-oba e rv e r
“Aa rieew tiro I t • u i who
con Laks two hour* for h a c k
w ith o o t U M o r i a i prodwo*
ll o o t*
The first timo that Nashua rvsr
ran wnrso than second was in the
rerent Sysoaby at Belmont Park
when ha finished third against old
er horses.
Rian lntthar, • foot 4 Cornell end
from F.udtd, Ohio, returned to ac
tion with a brilliant performance,
against Lehigh after misting 1IH
due to Ineligibility.
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THE 5A N T 0R D HER A ID
i T httrw . O e t . fi, 19.V*
Page 3
Information For Veterans
Here ata authoiitative answer*
from the Veteran* Administra
tion to four questions of interest
In form er servicemen and thsir
families:
Q. My deadline for starting
school under the Korean til Bill
comes in November. I applied to
start class this fill, in plsnty
of time. A family problem hat
ccme up »o that I won’t be able
to begin until aiound the first of
the year. Will I still be able to
get in under the Korean (11 Bill,
sine* my deadline will hav* pass
ed?
A. No. Under the law, a veteran
actually
must
begin
his
Korean Gl training befot* hts
starting deadline. Killing a ap
plication alone Is not sufficient
end the law grants no exceptions.
y . A friend of mine applied la
VA for disability compensation
about two years ago. then (ailed
in report for a physical examina
tion when he was asked, lie now
would like lo reopen hts claim, I*
ia too late?
A. It Is too Utf to reopen the
original claim, sinve \A considers
that claims art abandoned when
the veteran takri no action to
comply with VA’s request within
a one- year petiod. However, the
vrtcian may file a new applica
tion. If he doe», and if it •* ap
proved, hit payments may begin
from the data of the new oppin at ion to tha old one.
y . If 1 buy a house wilh a (II
loan, I understand I will have
to mak* a down payment of two
percent. Docs the lender have any
tight to a«k for a U tger down
payment ?
A. Yet. The larder has tha right
to request a huger down payment
Stolen Statuettes
Fin a lly Recovered
By Brooklyn Police
than the tw* percent minium.
(J. I am a d iah.ei K nee veter
an. If I apply for vocational re
habilitation training, will 1 receive
the same 01 allowances as a vet.
rran training under in# Korean
01 Bill?
A, No. The vocational rehabili
tation training progiatn operates
differently than th# Korean 01
Kill program. I'nder the former,
VA will pay all training costs
diievty to your school and, in
addition, pay you a monthly sublistener allowance. Wteians und
er tha latter ptogiam receive a
single rheck each month, out of
which they must meet their own
costs of tiainlng.
(Veteran* living in Central
Florida who wish further infor
mation about th n r l>encfiti, should
write the VA office at 42 K.
Central Ave. Ililando,
Electric Oven
Catches Attention
Of Russian Experts
BOSTON'
ir
\n
elertrte
nvrn a! r j r | n r | height, t« avoid
•tivvpmf. caught the attention o f
visiting r.iM'Un constiuction exl>eitx \Vedn> -day d -ilng s I ir
"f a I
>p ncnt at near
by Rrainttre,
Thr IK Ku--Ians, x xiting th*
I
Depart
t aus
pices a
-AX
put t* of the l|o . B lUeri \
* f G ieater llostot an.l thr R r n u t
Housing \ *n. «-f the Boston Itral
i i t i l r lloaid.
t
Explosion, Fire 5
Kills Two Youth*
WHITE FLOl'D. Kan UP-An
explosion and fitr in a gvninasltitn
uhrrr a high school basketball
tquad was cleaning (hr floor killed
two youths and burned right olhrr
l»er»ons yesterday
Mayor Bill Stheer said gasoline
wav being used av a cleaner.
The gymnasium is in the base
ment of the community church
Fatally burned were Charles
Baskins and Donald Todd, both 14.
Two other students—Claude Frank
lin Collins, IS. and John C. Row i n.
14—were reported in critical con
dition.
Tn avoid low of Social Security
hcnrfili, ditahlrd persons should
Inquire about the “ disability
Frees*’* at their Social Security
office.
railed foe
lsit. to (itwir.tr Falk developsent, > -inn- nitty or tamh-typ*
on-. - .. it.g in Tn- n-'ighboiliood
|f M J.’-oo. at llialu ttre, al-iul Id
•until ,it Hu-lun, and KV
«> i.uliu-rtt» In.lllllt# of T n h ilugy «t Camln liter.
Ah*.i 1 a ighl eomg hut t a ’> lllf
lo llin in tirr, ,Ui« Bu- mai. s
*1
I , . . . . v in- -d a i l
Wnl * trix-al a- the bus tulle-l
t a ho.pltwl, o (o-.tball stajlu.il
a -rw rrage Ay-Inn.
hry* took rnpiout notes and
TMIf fMOTOOIAPM dramatizes !h# deva-'vtlng elTr,lc ef Hurt!' me J.iiel on
r
fh e tu m sl kfrvlco About WO per rent ,.f the town wa- lediueu to rwbl-iC After -i>ei .
en the Tampico area, Janet sintilenlv regained stiengih a litI hit une\|tx*t leitlv m m
1 . 5 . Navy plane* and hellroptris aie (lying food, mediru! supplies and do.tins to l s u r v i
p l a m : to iiK i.r
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FI I t r i O N F I W M ll
MIAMI e — A Fan American
W \SIIINt.TON .r— A Civil
ltlir-1 i - igh diAgiamt of what
World Airways clipper, with two Acroiiautits Hoard hearing will'
lily
pirkrd erew* will help evacuate, l>r ht-ld Nuv. HI al Fanama City
NORFOLK. S* r Found yehomeless victims from Hooded Ha . on a r*.*tilion h*r air »ervice Irtd.tv in Vnrfoi1. - city council
lit IIOIIK MlllR
Tampico. Mexico.
between Fanama City and Atlan chamtvrr: one pair of gray flannel
CKSoW It I t r Florida hsx
The 70pa»«rngrr plane left Mi ta
Imu-t-rs. A quality -ilk handler- h.v4 only |f>2 ca-cs of p«>li<» so far
ami and wdl be bated at Mexico
llo'.h Eastern xml National Air chi.'l found in one of Ihe pocket* th 1 t r . r compared wtlh 1.079 In
City
I me* have filed applications Del fat.cd to give any clue lo Ihe own thr Ic.vrrr-pondmg dale Iasi year.
Rrfotft Ind.cale Tampico had ta .7 }i iv an inlcrvvnnr in Ihe er One m y olficul observed: I tie Stale Board of Health taut
thou-ands dr ad or hometfsx from ca«e lugfther with Dothan, Ala “ All soils of achrmes and pet y c-'ll day t» r a - r , wrie reportrd
floods after the are* vv.iv pounded and Albany C.a Ih e rllirv have projects have hern abandoned in ' i f w e d eis.lmg Srpt 30 wilts
hy hurricanes Hilda and Janet last a«ke<l that If such service* tv pro there, hut this Is the first time m e I death, that In llilliborougls
CotaOy.
mnn'h
vided Ihcy he included ax slope 1anyone left bis pant *
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NEW YORK A-Erght a rt treat
tire* stolen from the Brooklyn
Museum by two mischievous boyi
have been recovered, police an
nounced today, hut the lads* bou
hies are far from over.
Three of th# valuable Hems tiny silver statuettes-were located
yesterday and offlceri found the
other* today la iuch ptaeea at
sew era and incinerator# where lb*
boy*, having growa panicky, tned
to get rid of them.
In Brooklyn Children’* fo u rt. the
youngsters were adjudged Juvenile
delinquents
Parents of the two pleaded with
Children's Judge Louis lo rem e for
a chance In take the boya home
The Judge, however, a a id hi
could Bot agree to do te because
of th* aenoutnes* nf their theft
He said the pair w*te high irito.il
boyi and old enough to know right
from wrong.
In addition, ke said, on* of them
already ia on parol* for having
fired t i t nd* shots at a police
rar. with on* bullet very Marly
striking an offir*>'.
Several nf th* figurine* stolen
by the youngdert, whose n im et
were not mad* public, had been
loaned to the Brooklyn Museum by
the Boston Museum, the Walters
Art nailery or Baltimore and the
Seattle Art Gallery.
The boya, 14-yrar-old •ouslns.
told police they became icareJ
when they read ef th* furor their
prank bad stirred up. and they
dreided to get rid of the little
figures, which ranged from l*v to
4 ivinehct tall. They were part
of a 30 • piece eshibit In silver
sculpture that had been loaned to
the museum.
Museum official* aald th* antique
figure* were Irreplaceable and
priceless.
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I1AL BOYLE
How Do W * Stud On 1 7 - 9 2 ?
More Coopeation Is Necessary
Vest Is Making Quiet Comeback
r ac. rr .
their school work. Cld'Jmtrs who A laasic nature study note: Tb«
bemoan the passing of tha U hotel avenge faeo thinks she Is dsiai
room might be interested in a 1710 the farmer • favor U she lays at
A lot hM boon AMorapUih* th o rs ro- n o rth to Soctlon 90S whan th a purchtao botavern bill on display a t tha Nsw- egg evtry morning. But she's «
comes necessary.
m alm a lot to ba accomplished.
York Historical Society... • break piker compared to • quean bon#)
T here la much to be done before the
fast of *'coid meat with a pint of baa. This busy Uttl* lady can lay
An astoandlnr tu rnout t Samlnola
good beer or cyder" coat a dims. .. more than l.ooo eggs in • single
County eitlzana attandad th a m itlnv of tho four-lantng, widening and paving of th e
"A good claw bed with clean day—totaling four Lmt* the weight
Saminola County Commission*! la s t Tuea- Sanford-Orlando Highway from Five Points
sheets for a sing!* person" cost of her own body.
south
to
th
e
Orange
County
line.
Tho
rightday when upward of 300 penpl packed tha
six rents, or if two slept In the Almanac statistical department:
same bed. tt was four cents each. Tha a v t r a g a beginning pips
Seminole County Court llouai court room of-ways m ust be obtained Immediately, le
Do you like to make a phone call I smoker uses 10 mstchas for every
and “atandinf room only” w ai f * premium. gal technicalities must be ironed out, plans
while making a shower? The Tus bo*l of tobacco. A survey shows
m
ust
be
inked
and
sent
to
Tallahassee
from
Not only did th e citizen* attend tho
cany bragi it la the only hotel in I that 71 par cant of boys and girls
meeting, but they *poke up and aaked DeLand, contracts m ust be let, and then
town that baa a telephone in every S to U years of age prafsr TV
bathroom.
question*, had their aay, so t speak, on a th e work will actually get under way.
Westerns to space ship program*.
An Interested and an alert public m ust
Signposts of the atom age: Car! Despite the fact martinis are get.
question vital to Seminole » u n ty as a
keep its eyes open every step of the way to
Thrasher of SeagovUle, Tex., built ting Sahara dry, Americans are
whole. .
his own backyard atomic shelter consuming more vermouth than
assure themselves th a t the job they w ant
■hr
How do we stand now?
for tl,W 0... complete with bed. I *v*r. In th* first six months of
done is being accomplished as fa s t as pos
electrle beater, food lupplles end this year SJI.J19 gallons ware im
F lra t: there la a motion n the record sible and th a t every phase of the work is
snorkel-type ventilation pipes, it ported, compared to S00,SIS gallons
and In the minutes of the metlnjr held laat being expedited so th a t Seminole County
will hold U people.
in th* same period of ISM.
Tueaday, placed before the eunty commis will benefit to the tune of $800,000 w orth of
Aimansc health department: Th*
Odd ways to make money: Mrs
sioners by Commissioner B. C. Dodd and paving.
Ruth Nagle a Hillings, Okla., farm common cold Is still flourishing.
aeconded by Commissioner Brown Miller,
wife, learned to "paint" with a About SO per cent of th* entire
We want 17-92, from Five Points to the
sewing marhine. Her needle stitch US. population will gat at least
authorixinr the county to fro ahead and Orange County Une paved this year, a t
ed
portraits and rural ,cenes now on* cold this winter. But two out
aoend money for rlght-of-wys from Five least the contract let ao th a t tha work can
of every threw persons will gat tha
sell for 150 tc ITS each.
Point* to the Orange Counts line and auth- get underway. Road Board member William
sniffles three times before next
summer.
* orlalnr «f the 5 mill levy f r right-of-way Dial of Orlando has publicly told us th a t the SAM DAWSON
Th# ordinary eold remain* on#
purchases.” ’ Then, in additon, there, is a contract would be let, even if it had to be
of America's most espamlva ail
resolution, suggested by O unty Attorney done on Christm as Day, but Seminole Coun
ments. Th* nation's annual toll ot
•Stock N. Cleveland Jr., pbeed before the ty m ust provide the right-of-ways.
M0.000 cold*, it la estimated, win
££ft8tp!**loners by Commlsioner I)odd and
cost more than five billion dollars,
Dial has fu rth er stated th a t tha rest of
counting medical expenses and
NEW YORK <JT- The million* , might happen if the Incomes of the expected. And th* finance compa
^|rieOnd*d by Commlasloner Brown Miller. 17-92 would be paved "into Sanford” next
time lost from work, or 110 a
^ ' “authorizing County A ttim ey Mack N. year when the first portion is let and gets who buy on time—are they still debtors should be clipped by some nies ean say without contradiction
cold.
good risks?
at
present:
the
ordinary
American
general
and
sham
downturn
In
Cleveland Jr. to proceed with legal work underway this year. We stand to profit
Soma 1.000 finance men Horn all busmen. At the moment no such family knows what It's doing—and
connected with the condennatlon proceed more ways than one; economically, moral over the country are meeting to downturn Is In sight, nor Is any la atiil an excellent risk.
LOS ANGELES (H-The Justie* M other Is Scared,
ings and declaration of Is; ing.’'
ly, and certainly physically because of the day in Boston to diicuas such mat
Dcpsrtmrnt is invastlgatlnf the
ters.
And
in
Washington
there’s
It is to be explained tlat the adding of strategic placement of the road to save lives
plsntlas «f a microphone in a fed Baby Unruffled,
hudwagging over the steadily ris
eral jury room in st least fiv#
a 6 min ad valorem tax hn't a 8 mill In and limb.
ing total of contumtr debt.
cu e s tried last year in Wichita. Bear Ju st Curious
crease in the tax bill for clizens in no sense
We are pleased with the comment from
Rut leaders of the firms that
Kan., the Los Angeles Times said
of the word. Tt Is an Increiae of only 8 mill* W, P itt V am when he told the group a t maka tha loans maintain that the
THURMAN. N T . tri -C h srley
today.
since there waa a reductlm of 2 mills. The tending Tuesday's commission meeting th a t vait majority of American famtliei
In a dispatch from Its Washing Bills, 14 months, I* not likely to
■By
BENNETT
CERFfund of approximately $125,000 from the the paving of 17-92 “would be a bargain who buy on th* culf are itill good
ton bureau, th# Timet reported rememner the d ir the blsrk bear
risks—Just as they've always been.
OE TERRELL sends In s story th at goes all th s way back to that the "hulling" of tha Jury visited him. His mother wUl never
e n t i r e five mills will do m ich toward paying even if it cost one million dollars.” With the
Roughly on* half of American
another J o t—Miller—and that is printed today In the hope room and racordmg of Jury delib forget It.
" f t r the right-of-ways Horn Five Point*
Mrs. Edith Bills said Charley
attendance a t Tuesday’s meeting, citizens farmlice mike some Instalment
nobody else will go to the trouble of mailing it to "Try and erations was done with the content
can be assured th a t the project, proposed payment eaeh month-on house,
of U S. Diat. Judge Delmss C. suddenly begin Jabbering with en
Stop
Ma"
for
another
fort*
thusiasm in his play pan on tho
Hill.
from Five Points to the Orange County line car, appliance or personal loan
night, anyhow:
porch of their house la aa Isolated
Whether that’a good or had drJ
The Sanford Herald
Tha
Time*'
story
further
assert
First el Usee: Say. Herb, how
la the most im portant project ever to face
section near this Adirondack com
ds largely on the individual
ed:
did that ruckus with your wife
the people of this county befora.
lily. Generaliiatlont. or aver
The recordings *er# made by a munity the other day. She fotsod
r,
com* out laat night? Tb# whole
age*,
r
u
be
quoted
without
prov
University
of Chicago Law School him "sticking his finger out
Now
th
a
t
tha
Seminole
County
Commis
town could bear you twe giving
Sm w i SO *H<Wf *T. lets M
W IlMl •#
ing
too
much.
Credit
executive*
••■0*4
e
i-rll..
M
lw
Ike
M
team
financed
by Ih* Ford Foun through the play pen slats, smiling
tne * m o
sioners have acted for the people of th eir say delinquencies still hold at
each otbar wbat-forl
and cooing." A big black bear
a. ier*
dation.
Second dtlaen: Aw. there waa
■•* P lIIM w
eounty,
w
hat
we
need
now
Is
ACTION
on
was
Mending nearby a Its Mad
■bout
on*
per
cent
of
total
loans
Th* Jurors were not aware of
BAIB1B HU S t H i S n
nothing to I t Inaid* of Sv*
th e part of everyone concerned to see th a t outstanding.
the eavesdropping, but counsel on legs.
minute* I had her coming to
the project in which thousands a re inter Companies represented at the
both sides of the cases Involved "1 grabbed up the bib* and ran
m* on hands and knees.
sfT B sra im sn u a
were said to have agreed to the into th* bouse and into a bedroom
Ft ret cltlsen: Do tell! What
ested gets underway as quickly aa possible Bostnn meeting of tha National
mu
w»e
»
and slammed th* door," she said.
project.
Conaumar Pinanca Assn deal ex
did
the
aay?
and th a t plana be forwarded in th e utm ost clusively with cash instalment
- A A - ,w
Later, however, the recordings "Tb* baby didn't seem to bo
Second cltlsen: the said.
a n a m s w m b w b. * h . *i a m
speed. Everyone m ust cooperate—County credit—lump sums paid back at
■IHM of N N M lM M I (» (A*
were player at a semipublie meet scared at all, Just wondering what
"Corns out from under that bed.
,
M M l WOI M i t l l l l l IM .1
Commissioners — County Employes — ragular Intervals. They expect to
ing in Denver, leading to the cur ailed me."
you contemptible coward."
. 101
• * *
rent probe.
The bear just plodded sway.
State Employes — Citizens — everyone make more then three billion dol
lars in rash loans this year.
The boo* had dined with WU.............................
The laboratory % udy of the
who
believes
th
a
t
the
life
blood
of
Seminole
ts x s r'iL ' s r - M
.bins end his told#. Th# foUowtaf morning ho observed, T h a t* e American Jury system is under
This is a modest portion of con
4
County Is wrapped up in the completion of sumer credit, which according to
An*, hard-working wife you’ve g e t WUhtaa!"
the supervision of Dega Edward
'**8
•
•*
"I aura have," agreed Wilkin* *1 only wtah I had a couple mors H. Lavi of th* law school.
a project th a t will not bring one, two, three latest Federal 'teaerva figures to
I
Ike her!"
Tha Wichita project was un
or four people to our community — but tals SPk billion dollars, with th*
I 8
Csrrrleht MA by SeeneU Oset Dtslrtbwted by Stag Features Strwdbeta. der th# direction of ProL Harry
phase of it topping SS
thousands upon thousands of people, tons of instalment
\.n .
billion. This credit and Us rapid
Katven Jr., assisted by another
■* * * » ». necessary •material for the building and ad- rise thta year to record highs ad
lawye^end a M ootogtst r
t
\
*
Thursday, October 6, 10SB vaif&ment of trade in 8emlno!e County— mittedly la one of tb* main prop*
Judge Hill "reportedly concealed
f a g s 4'
the recording apparatus la his
the shipping of tons and tons of produce— e fth* retail aida of the business
judicial chambers and not only
the bringing of ahoppers to our stores— boom.
i
TODAY’S BIBLE VERSE
George P. Johns, a division
admitted but defended his stand
' Thou ahalt lend to many nations but thou 3’es. everything th a t is needed to make a 'chairman of tha Associated Credit
to Investigators," tha Times' dis
Clearance Sale
patch said.
•hall not borrow.—Deut. 18 :fl—T hat waa an successful, forward looking, aggressive, and Bureaus of America, says: "Re- Py ROMM M. KMMtDi SLA.
BLACK eyes end other black Once bruise* are caused. Dr.
tailexa are keening their bad debt
In
Washington,
a
Justice
Depart
progressive
county.
Interesting prophecy concerning a nation of
tnaaaa to lea* than on# half of on* end Mm marts wUl no longer fjehmen advisee an Injection of
ment spokesman declined to com
It’s everybody’s Job now I Let’s every per re n t As long as they maintain •ease embarrassment, evidently, th* purified enxyme trypsin. He
S hep h erd s and husbandmen. Thousands of
ment on th# atory.
prefer* to five the Injection la
y e a r s later this p eople became the bankers body work to see th a t the project is com that amall loss percentage, there because of a new discovery.
"So unthinkable, apparently. Is
PACKARD
the
buttock
aa
eoon
as
possible
A
New
York
doctor
has
found
pleted.
•earns to he no reason to believe
the idea, that a microphone could
§t tha world.
after the Injury. Although naadin
way
la
help
th*
body
mis*
that there's any great dangar to
be secreted hi • Jury room that •ril CHEVROLET «
o m I know why, th*
mounting consumer credit.”
legal experts so far have been un V I M m
to tho affected
|y
ooco
they
M
o
occur
At Bpctoo today Selby has praise
able to find any law, civil or crim
the i
Dr. A. Leo Uehtinan stye Mm
DODOB
for the ordinary American fans treatment# are deetynad impe
inal, against It," the story conH M
Uy'a budgeting ability. Re taya it rially for athlete* In fact many
tinned.
pride* Itself on meelin* Ua obllga ot thoet treated ta the teats, he M y '
*£1 BUICK
Ha reports that Mack eyes and
tions and "la tha belt Judge of explains. were *thi*to* appearing
Sedan
other
bruises
suffered
by
boxers
whether U hse attended lu*U too ta Madlena Square Garden, downs
WASHINGTON Iri-L et ua relax elections, the politicians are skit purso in one hand and flvn penatos tor."
CHEVROLET
th* atreot from Manhattan's awbalded in ona to three dan to*
with the triumphant Dodger* of tish and presidential hopefuls aro is another.
Sedan, Extra CUan
•toed of tha normal ton days to
Coecore renters largely to what
peltate
H
klsg from under their blows Thee* are the days wht d o r
two weeka
Brooklyn this Am fall day and
1 | BUICK
llririri
To
ing th* mark of a nominee will
Immediate treatment Is hnpor•ajey ia Rill measure thi* old
Riper Hard-Tep
m
m
shepherd
dogs
aro
betas
Jtek
Dempeey
will
play
the
role
T* thwart
bn stamped on them by popular
a t One* the Math and blue
gm « h sU world.
bellybooed u being better rope af sa assistant radio broadcaster that sthlstos be
Ma Dr. IJfhtmaa
I S BUICK leper If 0 0 1
r seven failures, tho Dodger* demand of tho people this mark than cope to eoat* caeot, Commis
to
Warn shady Up Thar* Lik
to Ineffective.
being
two
n
ln
fi
sprouting
from
a
* * Sedan, Lew ML ■■■■
whi their flrat world chantsioner Marfurite C. J aimson af Me," • film baaed an Becky Oraby heaUas tho Nsw York halo which hovers over s log Deaiber, Mirk., saps her rity is slana'a Mto story.
O. T.t I had toy salibladder ra>
_
M la the seventh game
U se T h s Low C o st
•stag doge se the eetatien in a
moved ahowl righteen months
t t tho World Berios. Tha prowl . Theee aro tho nights whan the police shortage. And to an* case,
Roberts and Don New*
~
- age I develop^
Hertford A tlth ik
■ B u n attnte fruit
Yak* aro humbled. Th* crap ahootsra, the faro playere *h$ alto claims two dags could have combe were th* anly major pitch
the
te tha D»«*h eeataaf Mm tho slot machine set will leave dee a bettor Jab than tog police- er* to kit Urn in game mark to
F lnnaco P la a
their lamhUng to crowd Into a
mao to flashtof a berserk man victories during IMS. Roberto wen
U
a
Vegas
night
club
and
listan
Tha Changta sad Ugsxdb may
from a bwiMtog.
____________ <;■
games and Newcomba SO.
• s t know that Mm Dodgort aro the to a Metropolitan Opera star—
trite
Patriot
Mussel—sing
"A
Sleeping
Mven
ths
te
n
s
the
6
u
world champions. But them you
PhotM 1084
gauss for the
aro. And Sen. Brie her (B-Ohlo) Bee." Just Incidentally, Miss Mus
sel
appears
in
the
Venue
Room
of
tlO Ma cm IIs A r c
Frequently, following th s rw*
IMS told a news eonfarnaco nothing
ssoeul of Mw g a W a d d v , tain s
'
MrBMtohMRM
Is Impneeiblo 0 m m days. "If a the New Frontier Hotel wearing —
dM to to a a s of th s Mte dnsi may
s i u m m n riiw . B u n
Mslsgstisn should Usd (ram Mara." a curve-hugging soatumo which
•seat. mtopomShto th a t a A sm
M m Room Omm
h* said. "1 would say: *Whst have Includes a pair af pink, seguissd
NORM AND I
■mr h a w fonnoM In tbo bite d n si
In
sta
lm
e
n
t
L
oeq
D
e
p
t.
AD
D ty Sat order
Bow boon waiting oat I’m been toreador pints.
auu with m
Yon are In nped of a careful
ig you far a tang time."* These are the days when th*
study
to
Mstonatas
tha
s
u
s
l
M E M B E R FD IC
Good
I a n to* Mays Sd aurprt*#*, Boston Museum ot Bcimiet la able
I a i wwasnal b t Mania gs. to prove that twe heads are net
F, a m t m hofwrn the better than awe, thus ecplodi
st alker ehsrtahed saying. At toast
I t t
these twe Beeton hands si* not
NEW YORK o n - Facts sod
faoclti from tits Oddity A!msnae;
F m ndi ot tb« vest may be
tated to Uara that thii hsndy
tm of m alt apparel it making a
quiet but steady comtback.
Tims waa when a clothing sales
men sneered at you as old-fabloned if you demanded a vest. But
some New York stores are no*
ftsturing
the three-piece suit
ezsin. There are aim signs of a
revival of tha double-breasted suit,
the fat man's friend.
Gaudiest new bait to tempt the
peacock male, however, ta a new
sheared beaver eoat for men. Next
year mink, fellows?
Everyone has heard of the tired
busieasman Rut busines* girls get
tired, too—and no wonder. The average gal typewriter Jockey per
forms SI.410 typing operations a
day. Incidentally high school stu
dents, who some critics hold have
forgot how to spell. m*y also be in
the proceti of forgetting how to
write by hind.... 71 per cent of the
students now use a typewriter in
m " -
S
m
f ’Co'vy‘‘«r /0
m
Microphone Put
Are Good Risks In Jury Room
Examined By Group
Most
Try and Stop Me
J
S
_
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BUICK
77
C itrus Fruit S u p p lie s.
S u b stan ce For N ew Drug
Trade-Ins
as
w
JAMBS MARLOW
Let's Relax With Happy Dodgers
IB
BUYING
A CAR?
K
K
to
Nicholson
Biiick Co.
jasasr-— ""
YOU'RE TELLING MEI
F R I S C O
arm an sns h
make up Ms
F A I N T S
trail -
M a e
t I I
usd. (to hand or
i tonF 9m m m
*
I «
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" M tU n g
*SAN£ORD
Iks Muses I’ M education directot, Harms D. Karris, says:
H lit
"Whan ha nets so tow to« patod
to ns* Croatian, tt's Jest a happy
S A N F O R D
i to.he t s a r i
I f I
as e | n r i
f
N IW S t t V I C I FOB SANFORD
toy af a n
him Mar
M Bsteste task his
i sad m j m t n m the
BOTTLED GAS
1
koOO
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AT ANY PRICE
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Pine C re st Area
To Start P-TA
Meeting Tonight
Hospital Administrator, Harry
Weir, Womans Club Speaker
C ath o lic Woman's
Club M akes Plans;
T a k e s In Members
The Sanford Woman’* Huh , Mr \\r ir ’» talk The Hub votrd
TV Catholic Woman'* ( luh met
P-TA officer* will hr fleeted to.
ni:M at a meeting of interfiled hradrd tilt* jr a r by Mr*. F'ranci* a* the project of thr jr a r to help In Pir pirt.h annex Moml»> even
I parent* of tlx* Pine Cre»t School Mcriwvthrr. held it* fir*t biulnna »|th ••p-e General Sanford Mu*c* '"S ,,,r «•* fir 1 n*r«*llns of the
Th ere Is Work T o Be Done In P -TA
area In thr *chool at 7:U p m.
and luncheon me. tine yesterday! Um.'* Tit*l>AK and c iv i c organl-; *r *‘ ' n T,,rr<' " rrr
member*
At a previous meeting. 1M
*-* M P m- '*'lh M*rry vv,lr- rati n* ' hope to get a building to pre*.rt with W net* member*
For Today's Children T h a t W on't W a it member*
paid due* and the*e a-1 administrator of the Seminolr hnu** the artielea which are »r bem: taken in
(Thia I* the arrond article In a dividual happlne** and r»*pon* |nns Mltj, tj,04< fuming tonight! Memorial llo*pital a* gufat present in the balcony ol the club'
P!j *i * were nude fur .* h.vke
hou»<\" The Woman'* Cltih. It wa» **le to he hrld on the church
series The Herald li running In sihle rititenthlp. and to create the will be charter member* of the ‘Peakcr
Mr. Weir answered a number decided will make the*e art.He* ground* Ort tfl Mr* Horothy
cooperation with Mr*. Marion S t., conditions necessary for this de*e* dub
Mr*. Margaret Reynold*, lem of questions on r* on rate* bring- available to the public and winter Cumuli will hr rhalrman MemJohn, Seminola County Council! |0pmenL
P-TA president. Thi* one U en
10. Strive with like-mnded m»« P«r»nr chairman, .tated all par- mg cut the facta that aeml pnvate touri*l two *ay« a week. They ber* we-r urged by the t're*u$?nt.
titled "The P-TA Need* You’*.)
and Women to ha.ten the advent
h .o r children atlemimg room* w.ll he lin and 511 with •will be helped by the l)\R and r|. Mr* It »**ert Pauman. to attrn.l
the
*chm.l
ate potential member* private room* r inging from $11 vie rlur*. The committee for the 'he Orlando Central Peanery
The P-TA need* yoj became „f a world at peace.
.. . . . .
for
. .
’
. .. ., "W> are reallv »tre»*ing mem to 117 He a!*n explained the ad- project ron*i«t* of chairman, Mr* meeting Ort. 7* at Ki»nmmer
*h y V rhillirrn ,„,i youth
" ,h' P‘T‘j ym*' " *" '"divd- b, Mh,p-| , hr »,|,| - anrt we urge mtnivtrslive *rt-up and the faetli- Clyde Ramsey; Mr- lie .tT . Wtl* The purpose of this meet i« to
more about the acttvitie*
L H k .!
“ 7 1 . l t . It doesn’t i U* 1, f0 l,n , ,nH
' T * * 1 UP" n’ ‘ <1 parent* to romc tonight."
He* ot the ho.pilal In being i.P- Ham* Sr . Mr*. C R Pawmn and
wora ‘ hat w ill not wall. "
1 Tha great and growing parent*
A , U l(.
n((icvr, * j „ hp ni,m i. I(1.dale It w.i* mentioned that the Mr* Miriam Ru-*ell
and *|m« of the National Council
take a child ,ont
I tearher org^nltation w ill continue n ll H h, , hr nominatins rn m m ll- ' P a lb rf* meal* will he *rnt to the
Over 71 member, attended the
• Mh.lic women Plan, were
and giowirg up under umietira i*
repreaent the highe*t hope* t(>. f i,n . »ting of Mr* M argaret' ro*im« h"t on covered tr.i>* and luncheon. lfo*te**r» were Mr* al*o dl*eu»«ed for the winter fe*
rendition* may meantragedy for anj
effort* of the American
Rry * - . reprc»rntng tearher*; Mr* that ro lle r will he »ervr.l, hot, in dark S’r m|Kr. Mr* .lame* O ttval of All Soul* Church on Nov
the child and lot*
people to p ie ie n e for their rhitd* Pn*,; C a ra *, bu. children; ft 1. , ever* room 1 re will al>o be
Hull Mr* P. A Naib, Mr* 19
Py jolnms: fo rr fi with
• —‘ 1 J ren Am cHca'i b t r iU s r of frrrdom . I MrKnfsht. Drcanm old; Mr%. IU* t»*lrr»t)nr% in I Ik * loom*,
Pa’ler Richard l.yon* c»vr a
W. b NirhoUon and Mr*. W It
»hor talk welcoming tlK* new
other f t '11' " * * ho * '* memb,r* There's a new and better world run Smith
Odham-Tudor
and
Tti» bu*me»« »e**i< n followed Andermn.
mep'itcr*
Refrrtlimrnt* •were
of 19.008 P*TA •
to be fa*hloned for all chitdrrn Mr* Ann lliimphrr), other area*
---— •rrv.d hv Mr* llrt n Con*tantlne,
You ran—
and for all mankind.
'lr* \nt.a .lan*rn, 'lr* Doroihy
I. Help build a nation of home*
Many per«on* In critical port* at
Daughters O f Wesley Install New
CALENDAR
r'ori .-li Mr* Prank llatlwig, Mr*
In which children ar* loved and horn* and abroad ventuie to *ay
Main u lliggin*. and 't r *. I.
O f EVENTS
O fficers At Business, Social M eet
parent* and rhiblren alike enjoy that th* P-TA Way may lie the
Wridti in P,*or prirr* were won
way to world understanding and
a »ati»fying home life.
l i e p.ti
of W e .irv Sun- man, secretary; M iss Versa Woodhy Mr. Sonnv Powell and Mr*
T1IIRSPAY
5. EtUb!«h goo«l home.*, hool re. tatting peace. Already the parentday School C!a** met In M rKinley rotk, Ite a tu rri;
Mr*. Charles t. I' t.ardnrr
tearher
movement
ha*
*ptead
The
K
ir
n
Hoptiiit
Intermediate
lation* *o th at the rhild'* parent*
Hall Tuesday e.rn ln g f«>r a »op- 'Irriw e th e r, tra rh rr; ami Mr* It
and tearher* ran do'togH her'for from the United State. into I an- Choir trhrar.»al, for Intermrdl- I er, botlnrt- and *ot ial hireling F . t'olr. a**i*tant K .n llrr .
the rhild what neithrr ran do a- *H* *'"1 *fr0M *hr
,n ‘‘'eat a tn . agr 1.1 through 1*•• will l>»- with Mr*. \ \ . i Itaine*. Mj*.
Mr*. Id li* opened the l>u*inr*«
jon#
Rritaln, Grrmany, Jajian, Turkry, B,n at 7 pin.
« R I-*' lie , Mr* R* A. K utrcll, *e**ion hy teadlnc from *l.tve
.1. Oj.en the door* of rduratinnal * Philippine*, and other rounh'jr»t llapti*t Adult Choir Mi*. J < 11>' *, Ml*a Aline Chap* w ith Jo
. x . i a i . i v 1’
rvpjvortunity to all rhildren—and <r>r*.
rrhrar».*l will lieu n at H p.m.
ma", an i Mi*t \ n * a Woodcock
Group rhainuai drew name* for
to all adult* who believe that eiluThi*, then. I* a mrdial invitaThe South.IHe P-T\ will meet 4. i
the rlifr.irnt grou|>*. Chaiimrn
ration never eud*.
tiou to you to join the P-TA. It* at U p.m. in thr ». hool auditorn.e II
»•» beautifully dr.
w. F Italnr*. Mi*
4. (iuidrd hy trrutrd |eader*hl|i goal I* hrltcr home*, better lutn. I'arriit* a ir aikrd to jdra»e m ratnl vuth girenrry and hllo»* , jwu.ir ||, rn |
\ j (. c
•hare In determining the kind of i rrhool*. I>*tter rommuntle*. The note the tin e change.
,r
The lov ^atioir na* vnrn l.y , ,, \ | ( ,
||it'k*.iii Mi> I!
school pragram that Intpire* good P-TA need* YOU whether you are
The IKL l lav* nl the K*lr»t llap-1 the |!e* Milton Wvatt.
y
Mr. \j | . Wright. Mu
teaching and effective learning, a mother, a father, a trarhrr, or ***• t .lurch will meet in thr rhap<d
Cotlowiug the iupi>er. Mr* Al- |; (tj, |
t Mr*. I M.Ilvi.
Jto.t parent*. It I* *afe to «ay, any other rlvlr-mindrd ado’l.
$ P m Mt« Kllrn Shedoin and
||ir j,,„n jntn»lu,r.1 all gur*t* yr., » ii i ,,, .
,. * n
..
. .. to give their
_!_
i , ____ i . _____ t j
, ___ _ I _
ffr.11,11 will
u t i l art
i r l Ia*
t h
<i.'. t . e .
..
hot!***e»
want. the
school*
It needs your tdea*.t _Inteie.t,
In hrr grmi|i
oml new mrmber*. T h r mreting Steven*, and Mr*. John ttillon
Mr* A. J Peterson will tnriall
rhltdrrn (I t fundamental know. *’piration, Service, Strength and
opened hv having the .rvieM r. lli.k*o n prr.entrd gift* to
of fleer*
ledge. |5» hhill to find and hold Support.
t ir y . Mi** Chapman read the „ j| wtlo * ,,(.,^ 1 h rr during hrr
Thr Seminole County M intrirr*
a job. and (I t faith In God, their
America'* rhildren and youth
minute* of H it pravlou* meeting , w„ , r , .
,lffl , } ( n | | a l l |.
B I R T H S
ial A*«orialion w ill
meet a!
eountry, their fellow men and are railing you.
and following thi* all officer* r„ ani jj . . j; || Momne. Mr*. K
Mr aid Mr* P I Griffith an
Seminolr High ShtMij at 1J. ,0.
themselves.
i Don't fail to answer. They nrrd
gave yearly trporta.
I p . Kno>.ir* and Mi* D. M. Paul nounce ihc birth of a »on l*-ii%
I It ID M
R. Take an active
in„ doing
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of „.................
n w,„,tMe adult.
1 rt#
chairman. Mr* Claud# >'*■'( dnnatlnna to the Itm tiia y ■*!
a ni Oct .1 wrighing a lh*
. . part
.
, |—
Cotta ;r prayer meeting wit) h<
f h r yoijm man wav named Ken
(ometning prirlteal and erreetlva „„,ving toward rejp**n*IMe end*, hrld at 7 3u p m in the home of Hern-Ion. g,*>. the yearly report. Rank,
about juvenile delinquency —not
p.TA offer* you the l*r*i Mr*. D L llrainar-l at r****** \\.v>h She *aid that $••'• :i* w,.
- 1.* nt in|i v*. tnn-»in-e.| that Mr* C neth Rnbbrrt.
only In it* treatment but lr. It* r h»nr# to giro them thi* high tnh.n \ . r . an<l Mr anil Mr* J \
eluding .17 girrting eat.l*. 19 $• |I,
had fallen ami *>** in
* *
prevention.
human example.
Weaver on Jnu S. I.aurrl St. Thi» i-nuiiiirt-. two floral piece*, in it* hn-i 'al ami that Mr*. P. A
#. Add your voire to million* of
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-------------I la lor Ihc Crntial 'lajrlllt Church, gift*, monthly vi.it* with gift* Rowland had hern in an arndenl. Mrs. Earl Cole
ether vnlrea that demand and en
So many way* to vary rice to
A Mlttion .study In.tltute for In two needy f.vnllie*.
Th***e prr.ent were the Rev. Feted With Shower
force law a protecting children and •en e with # meat nr fith rourae' Youth Director*. Mission Study
Note* of appm latm n weie read m l'M i- Milton II Wvatt. Mm
\ *tnrl -.iviwer «a« given al Ihr
youth.
To the hot rooked rice addChairmen and Traehrr* will h- f„„„ Mr* Ruth Meriwether andRuth Hawthorne, Mr*. M I.
7. Make ■' strong and aurreas* grated raw rarm t; or mlnrrd held at Ihc Kir** Raptlat Church, Mr- I. J Itoyrttr, who U vDillng Wright. Mr* C I Meriwether hum, ot Mrs John 11 I'adgetl for
Mrv
Karl Colo recently
Mrv
fnl attark, beginning with your paraley; or minced acallion*; «*r Ikt-and at 10 on * m Tho*r at- in Masks, with her daughter.
Mr*. D 't Paul, Mi* Ruth l.uiad. .1 P Mi - t c a**i«tcd wnn rv-fm li
own community, on all Influenre* melted butter and curry powder tending are a*ked tea take
a
Mr*. Ilirkami gnvr a fairwrlt imi«t. Mi* Harry Itiown Mi*, nienia.
together: nr chopped lunch
♦hat tend to Heatrov children’* mited
talk hrfoio thr new offirrt* wrto F’tovd F Mhow. Mta II. W Dirk,
Game* were plaveil during Hie
banpineta and serurity,
ntuihronma rooked in butter; or The regular mreting of the iu-lallcl hy the Rrv. Wvatt. They M-« R F Coir, Mia. T I Slllllevening an-l refre.hment* were
American Legion Auxiliary w ill hr
8. Keep Informed on the find green pea*.
arr. Mi* Roy Tillis, piraidrut; ! *an. Mi* Urn Monroe. Ml* I V served t . Mr* 1 Smith. Mr* W
hrld at thr Legion Hut at 7:3u
ing* of thoae who have made a
Mr*. S G. Ilnuonan, vice pir«i* Howard. M-* J. FI. Coiiiic. Mr*, G crank. Mr* C I King Mr*
* - .r
, p m. All m rm b rrt are urgrd to
bfrwnrk of understanding young
drill;
Mm J. FI. Courier, am oml IV A. h'utrvtl. Mi* tt . FI. Raior*, .1 A Manning. 'ti» .1 K Jenkin
attend thi- meeting Thrre will be
people, and »ee that thea* finding*
l.irla Stall.
, *on. Mi* It I. M elvin , Mr*
a gurit apeakrr,
ere put Into practice.
Mr*. Itro-lie William*^ M * J
It ft Herndon and Mi*t Fldith
Thr
D
u
jilira
lr
Itri-lgr
Club
will
9. Join in rarryinr out the
, meet at the Yaeht tlubjW ith seat m.; No. 7, I lf * . W |l Simp.no, W Yarimmugh, Geneva: Mr* Roy .Stafford
pledge* made to Interim's rhild*
ling to begin at 7 4j and play to! rhalrman, with Mia. Andrrw Mr. T rill*. Mr* O. It. K*tr|dge M l*. |
r»n at the Midrentury White
l.e- 1a 1*I y . Mia.
I', P.
begin a 8 ci'elork
l’ hcr*on, krrnango Dr. with Mr*. C laik
House Conference. The** pledges
Knowles, Mrs. S G. H aitiinan.
MONDAY
W
It,
Simp-on
a*
ro-hoatras
at
#ce all neslgnd to hrlp rhildren
C irclr* of Hie WSt S of thr Kir-t 11 ml p, n i.; Fivrning Circle* No. Itco je /ar ary, Mrs. A S Zathdevelop the mental, emotional, and
Methodist
Church will meet at thr t, Mr- W. S n io m lry. rhalrman. ary. M i... T . Ik Ily .n l. . I *1 *. J IF. 1
spiritual qualities easentlal to in*
|lr
Dr., M
and
ti«| M
'lrm* rtmtl***
Cl.arle* I..
|.. IPark
following p lacrs: Circle No.
Mr-1 with Mrs Joel F'ii-ld at thr ( do- 1 «nry, Mr
7. It R a iiijf, Mi*
in--- in «
Wa«hKtnley Hall at S p m 4<Mr*. R
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1 llenulon.
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M mtfonri' Ru'lidlng w ith 'th e " M i^ s <
’btude
Mr*.
R
V. Robl- fr., . • >•« - •. holt I............
l.t
W. Stixtivant and Mi*s Ailren Kdna am] U ura Chittenden a* ;,,n- M' "
Mlaa " * 'nn’ J
.. '
■Chapman w ill be h o .to ie * Wf,n
.*irm rn-hntrxtr*
ro.j,,ltl „ r , ,at
, sR h
IHiI pp m
m and
and
"om|r*wk. Ml*. «' M H«#* >ie>
1 ,,k -
(p c A A o n a h
her. are requested to hung all K%fBj„ <-ir r |( N„ - Mr*. M M
Mr»| article* which are ready for the
'U S C S h aiaa r. Circle No 7. with
W m-lerful topping for r i.rliflowMr*. II P Alexander. 8".H Magnrv ,
,
er: a half n ip off file* lirrad
Ha A *r with Mr* A. H. Steven*
U r*rn " ** , , , h o , l , " ‘ " l rrumli* browned -n half a rop m
F;utlrr Itirh hut good'
ro-hnste**, 3:30 p m .; Circle No a h ™ p ,, r ’ L. ...
,
,
in the Kindergarten rm.m or Mr* . * *
.Mb ' u ‘ * » -P « ;r of
the
Kmley Hall with Mrv. M I. ) ) ....“ 'I*
"[ ,h< lM *
Wright and M r. I.ucv Courier a . ' 1." ’*,* . ..........»’• ' ‘ ^urch w ill m .rt
ho»te**e. at 3 P m ; Circle No. 9
h'" " '
Mr*- T/">' ,U >*
with Mr*. Crank P. R.ddrtl on
>, *« n o |l. A vr at 8 p.m
Rlcr mond A v , at ^ I*
j. m
... a n d ' , .'V ' V *,h* r,n ' . ' ' hr |,UT "l " w
C trc'f No 10. McKinley Hall. HI ll-dy iin * « Woman* A o x ilu ry
> n il» ! .^ th***#
R»n IliirN
a nt, ruvrrrd di*h lunrhron
1 nieel
. . . al . the , h'Uitn of
,, Mu.
I tarK
t h ' i i of th< r gMhff*
Thr I'a .t Matron', l int, of th- L1;* " ? . M.' ' f
'l l .
|i» c o
St., al .1 p m . with Mr> A. C. •iM*|hf|» Fo r ir M ir r h
Seminolr l haptrr No. J HCS w-ll
tbftn
411I i|»ptlM fU'« u rih rjfd
C«mk
a
a
ro-hoste**.
m rrt in the homo of Mr*. Joy
of tefirii fi.ir i* |ir « « i i i * In nl*
MFUMlM
Railev, *JI 1 \V. IMh Rt. with ' l l *
I'mr* n pmip* 4r e Hi# ln « « t *1»
Th**
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Junior
High
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r o v n y tn l h '
A*tf Am i I r jt #
'Vainer a* ro -h o itn*. Su|rw ill h"td lit fn *t meeting al
f' It fo ( t o n i M t u f h f ' f to mail# lh «
prr will b« at fi: iU p. in.
#e.x.av#
*a.w women .of
. 4 th
,
D tn Mn « It»»y >Unn w ill !•« wifHi «f ifiMtt Hh' incltid'* Ih'tn
C trrlr* of the
F I l i t ' pfr»h>terian" Churvh w'.H gi.e.t
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a,* ,w .k r rI . ,...lo
, . g. a*_ -ber
w* a ,t top,c I, *»nrr» *»r
invin 1*1•• IO .
1 lBl, tx. , y „ „ „ (h, r , hnw up
nrert a* fnltnw i: No I, Mia. Ralph •tl.rr R eipoB.ihility to P -TA .
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h e g-u a errat
Austin Sm ith, rhairman with Mr*.
"'oo driiff S r., Sjrt Oak A vr Methodist Church will prrgt at Ihr For r.-mpFlwein from ih» Itrrkv guy
following placet; Circle No. | , Mr*
a* TOO p nr : No. J , Mr*. W. |
B C William*, at
Holly Avr
Roche, chairman, with Jtr*.
I
Mr
II O Water* lia
kintnl her mhi M Sut. |J. \V. I <** *•
I Ninp
I rltm r,
Nm|
%1%11r«|
f »If ml* At lid loh'4.
NOW SlIOWINd
w
Ml** Judith Ann Irv in , daughter
of Mr. and Mr*. Rirhard G.
Irvin of SOI West 18th Street,
ha* hern named • Sarah W illis,
•on Scholar for academic earrl*
lenre during her freshman and
sophomore y«ars at Mount Hoi*
yoke College. Her major study la
Kngllih Literature with related
work in Latin.
Roche. 919 U u r e l Ave . at 8.00 P- f f ‘
rV , '
ceaaary.
Write Box S r o The San
ford Herald for appoint
m en t
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T I N A LK1ER* TARTAN
*Tnn|U Johruton' ea»hm*r«
•bawl dreu u trrow-itrsfght
with • scarfed belt—from the de*
•letter's /all and winter collection.
Light sad bright blue ara com*
btned la tka Royal Stewart tar*
WHEN YOU
TURN A PRETTY
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J iJ S
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^on
*1 li«. *1. F. I.'tetd on RIO lelifi | in ,f U o rm ttr»h tr' a mre
heat
9 15 a. in.; No. ft, Mr*
Arthur C. Ave. ,'lr*. If. C. fahol* and Mr*
unlit 'tieea- ni'lla and rahMI t*
Moore, rhairm an, with
Mr*. A. L . A. J . Walker w ill h«- roho*te»»r*.
•mo.-lh and atightlr lhkhen**l
Collin*. 220 JV. 1«th Kl. at 3 tMF 1*. ’Ih r *r*. >n w ill start at 7 Jn p m
» * '’ « *»«r t«**t. I servings
INI
DAY
Ihead toward
* FALL—TURN-T0
\ \
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Evelyn's
9 f t ' Beauty Salon
ft-M aatesuM HoUl, Private JCatraaaa.an trS'B L
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ODER 7th
millat and Anderson
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’fhr* look I le a oulbon . . . but
lh *.'re 1'rnn* * .priced al a lin y 7.9(1!
Rich ravon brocade* to take yni|
rle/antlv
-to
a fte r-la rk
houi^
1 --..up from tiquie-flatterinp tlr m h all n udlhooelte- or from fu ll, awiahakliled atylr- In lovely « inter-light
tone* .
. man** ip llr d with ravon
velw l for idded *lcg»nce. T ru ly
«*. .liru- fn->- on* . . . »o exciting ly
I'em 1 .pi I , . -I*
At r i n m r u
* *#Merrd loeif fnaaglr*
H-vt cream el ahrimp *n>tp and
f""k
d°uhle F-uler of over low
AT OtJR Cil( \NT1C
f i i S
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When it’s time
(or fun . . .
fA im o n
T - 7* '
: ' ircle No. .1. Mr*
I well. V . 8 p lu m ....' Dr. with Mr*. n re ^ N o * 0* M n W *t ’ ||,|t *
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3.00 p. in., No. 4, Ml*. D. ( Ho. jn (, Mr, j , p l^ddnn a* hnv
ward, rhalrm an, with Mr*. S. ft.
9 jy
tn ■ an^ f (r r |f
Hlgldrynian. 555 \ «lrn-la Dr. at
Mr* S G H arrinw n, L«rli
3:00 p. m .: No. 5, M ra.'Grorge A .j Arlmr, 9 45 a m
*
Rline, rhairm an. with M r.. John
The'(.leaner* Cla** of lh . Krr-t
I«oc*l Office need* Part*
time Secretary for Typ
ing, Dictation, Simplo Fil*
ing ant! Ilookkeeping, Will
become Full-Time in fu
ture. Immediate reply ne-
»
T ’ie Youth Auxiliaries of the preientrd and the following m«mWMU of th* Kir»t Raptiat Church lw . were p - *ent faina G. Wilson,
met Monday aftrin-mn at S;J0 p. I ind* Sue Koke. Connie R ail, Cay*
m.
Ham er, Ja n ir* Oilrorn. R ctly Ann
Refreshment* wet# i* r v H to Long, flo ra May Robinson *ml
them hy Mr*. A. I- Th.*m**, Mr* Carol KI!i*on.
H. H. N r«m an and Mr*. A. 1.
P rtrr *on
A fter eating earh group *rn t
to th flr mreting room*. Office-i
were rlrvtrd and new member*
wrlrom r.l.
i t & ti* H C
T»
The Sunlieam* met with the r
lea-lert. Mia. J C. Nrwaon. Mr*
II. II M aitm , M r*. Island Rud.l
\C o u tC c < f C a a t i F
and Mi a. Roger Schmidt to rlfrt
F'tanrioe Whratland a* p
u-ol
She wa* pic*entrd with a Sunhram
Pin a ftrr whirh a piogram or
Mn*trm lan d wa* given. It
r
a?
decided that the rla *t will n erra ih first and fourth Monday of
,v
every month. Thoae preient ><-re
Mieh vrj Rudd, M arilyn 11 t.
t.loria Schmidt. David Milter, |i<*e
tire New tome. Reltv Litton. Lin*
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la Staptei. Crancitie WheaiianJ,
•In i
Whrattaml. lonnrllr I r#,
Itirn .la Itmwn. Linda Rail, Giitgrf
■ 1 11 ■
! Stewart Cleveland* iiiego. v \*htrv anil Cindy Paik.
Ti'e li. A ’■ n;ei with their lra-1,t * . Mr*. John Fox ami Mr* F'J
F‘ . Cooper, t a roly n T u itirr w»»l|
1 'rile d pir«idrnt, and .Maty l.vim
Thoma*. vice pieai.lrot. The p r*i*
di-til waa giicu a (i. A. Pin. MrWl*eia present **eri I ’ r s r r 0.*:tr«
Maiv l.ynri Thoma*. Su*an I'lia*
g in Ftrliekah G ilr*. Corine Itrnham,
1 arolvn Turner. Their»a Kay
Spent 1 , and Shalon Gtle*
itlle*.
The It a I t? vear
ar old G. A.** 1
out n '1 their trader*,
'ir *t . C
* hnarii
r *. 'lr
a r- 11
lr* I.. Paik« S r. and Mr*. Jr**ie (
Cleveland. O fficer* elected weie
Jackie \*M rv, prraldrntt Fllltrl
Ir e . vi, e |.ie«idrnt; llteaoor Svke*.
•riie ta fv Iteasurrr amt Flthrl I jtr
program chairman Other mrniher« prevent were Ptlhy Cohen,
Hetty Ann *latorr aod R-'*e Cr»t.
rert k r; \ pm wa* preirntrd
to the pretidrot.
The Intermedia! G. t.'a met
1
with Mr*. W'llne Itorland Pippin
M EN S
W E A R
and Mr*. John Roger* tn elect
K. FIHST
P ll. 1222-1
n ffu ria al*o. A program wa*
trli|tn e .l
home aD t r *|M'f|<||| '• 4 I v*«» itrt l*
\ ni niton in Nrtflh ( iim lit r Slu*
Nt
WMUYouth Auxiliaries Convene
PAYN K
K ill
TW A IN
iW U t P IIY
T h o a lt l'i
�cA ionofficH
Annual Tourney
Gets Underway
s Outclass
* > » H O L L tD t* .
O F A * M Y , WHO
f / a u p e f /h o n e o f r u e
ZPAiOH 'S M o * r
iN r t* e * T F K *
g X P B R ItfE H T *.
A H ALL AM SRiCA
BALTIMORE « - Travelers of th# Dhole medal event, flail date
professional |olf’» Inurnamant Irau mi | IMS calendar of 41 tourna« m shooting for iba raison's last mail regulated by tha Prelaw wa
Rig bundle of prlxe money aa the il lolfara* A na.
|1T,S00 Eaatern Open got underway • in gava lha par-Tl. SAM-yard
badly at* ***
ML Pleaiant Publie Ujjul a thorough making last
nlft and showers mere foracaat
Courts bare. •
Tha Held of i n war lined up In lor today.
~ | faking a crack at tha $>.000 firit
' pda and letter awarda sera turh
cc ter regular! aa Doug ford, Mika
93 Sschak. Tad Kroll, Tommy Roll,
— IA1 Wall Jr., Dow Finiterward,
fed Hawkins. Ro Winlnger, Marty
iRiol, Ed Oliver, Chirdler liarI pr, Ed Furgol. Gardner llirkin
an Jr., Leo Biagetti, Arnold Palm
a and D ata Douglai.
Tha slslb annual affair alto itfarted Mai Eviht, winner of the
king Island Rotary Open latt
teekand, defending Saltern Open
himpmn Rob Totkl, and ta il win« r Dick Slayer. After taking thi«
*'1 ma in May of last year, Totki
I * cent on to capture the rich Tam
d'* YShinter and become the leading
°I money winner of 1114.
A t tH P * I 9 f f ,
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Despite Virus, Rain
Lyman Out To Win
By R. HI GH AN8I.BT
little Lyman I* trying desi**rstcly to pull Itself together, after
a season of rainy weather that
retarded practice and ended In an
epidemic of virus, in time to suc
cessfully Invade a ‘•hepped-up’*
Tavares team. “I believe our boys
are good enough to take Tavares."
said Greyhound coach Jim Payne.
"But w* Just can't seem to he
able to wsathen the storms of the
powers that he.
Pounding Pato Vanllum, t i l
£7 p s 'LL
iT
OH k£
a
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C f T A / P A * * t*
TH‘* >'S*R. A *P A* A
l O jr .P * * ' WLL M A
Lane Is Expected
To Be Named Cards
General Manager
added Lawrence Realisation a t Bel
■toot Park.
When Citation ruled the S-year
AO. / i r y fc*. BtAiK.
atd roost to 1041, winning 10 of »
r a ta l, ha collected $700,470 which
atanda aa a record for ooa year|
Nashua meets three 0-year-ok
appoaenta to the Lawrence, a ram
Brassy to tradition that Bret wa>
Bold at old tteepshaad Bay to 1IM
With Eddie Arraro up, tha Belaf
Beauty la esperted to go off it
1 4 , or perhaps shorter to tha parNEW YOR%.ur~Tha sllualton
gautueli.
la Brooklyn onre again Is normal
A winner of seven $100,000 raw*
but it'll be many a day before
this year, Nashua haa baaksd
(he last word I* uttered about Ihe
MO,TOO lor owner William Wontj
Rreoklyn Dodgers winning their
w ard J r. With four atortara kid
first world baveball championship.
Lawrence will hava a gross valid
The shouting and lumult that
af H T JU .Tha winner would giei
followed tha Dodgers' final game
flS.MO, and victory for NastuO
triumph over the proud New York
would hoist his one year total podt
Yankees had died today hut it
Citation ta tTIMM. Citation rettqd
didn't taka much prompting to I PHILADELPHIA '.P-Th* Phlla
with ll.0ts.7an and Nashaa’a hdv
send a flatbush fan oft on the delphia Phillies have sold Bob Ku
p ea r total Is 0003.0M, nearing i f clutch pitching of Johnny Fodrei, save, southpaw pitcher who starred
■ le i gni.409.
, I
Ih* great catch of Sandy Amoros in Ihe IU1 World Series for the
Nashua haa a tough aaslgaaedt.
in the seventh gem*, the slugging New York Yankees, tn Columbus
Aw ha must carry 1M p o u id iof puke Snider nr ihe apiritrd ploy of Ih* Intemalinnsl League.
aaoet to hla career—and go a mJle
Announcement ef the sale earn*
of Pee Wee Rees* and Jackie
and five eighths. Ho wow the mil*
yesterday a few houri after the
Robin tow.
a a d oaa half Balmont Stake* by
Meantime, th* Brooklyn players Phillies gave unconditional releases
•to* lengths, hut all night atirtera
scattered
to all eerlinns of th* to two veterini, first bavtmsa Ed
Bad ISO pounds.
country In await thnr World Series die Wailkui. in the major leagues
H m Christiana Stabla's Thnktag
tbteks.
Th* Yankees packed thnr for 14 years, and outfielder Harry
Cap. probabla aoeead choir* it 4-1,
baga
for
aa sihlhUon tour of the (Paanuui Lowrey. to Ih* majors
i.bns sidy 114 pound* today. Ireckfor II years. Each play ad with
Par
East
starting Saturday.
in a rid fa Lang's Westward Ho haa
Tha final figures on Iba payoff several clubs.
] iM , s a t M n. Gerard fmith'a
to
tha playara were aipeeled to Kusava had a IMS record of owe
} •***» Chariot, a British wtt, haa
day.
But M waa asllmated each victory and ao lossta la 17 garnas
M r ltd . n ia k to c Cap w«m tha
af Ih* IS full Dodger shares would for th# Phillies. Ha was bought
. T r am s at laratoga for hla bigha worth about 19,Mt and tarh of from the Baltimore Orioles last
t Beat acarn this aoaaan and Westi ward Ha accounted tor the Kant hla masting with Susrh wai mere- tha to losing Yank** aharea SUM. year.
A n money tome* out of Ute The Phillies announced ala* tha
y Plshas to Delaware Park aftd the.
p to rrfP -p E i from tho first four purchase of Angelo Upeirt, right*
1 pacoat * Discovery Handicap df
games, amauntlng to gesi.tUS*. handed pitcher, and first baseman
euisiag the job.
“I would proceed to orderly Thirty per cent of th* pool goes Edward Bourbee from Ihetf Schen
fashion." ho said, but Indicated a to player* on tho teams finishing ectady, N.Y., farm team la Ih*
number of change* would b# mad*. second, third end fourth In each Class A Eastern Lesgue.
Gerald Clayromh, an Inflekfer on
"1 don't oonlemplate any whole- league. Th* Dodger* g»t M per
T ircsfo iic
sal* shalwup," ha said, "but lb* cent of the remaining 70 per rent option to Schenectady last season,
Cardinals, despite the talk about and Ih* Yankees 40.
was sold outrlfht to tha Eastarn
S T O R E S
For some of the Dodgers there League team.
all the good ballplayors they have,
aim ara confronted with tha wap wtU be very little letup from base
ball. Don Newcomb*, the team's
M-gam* winner wha failed In Iba Main Question Is
first game, wtU Jol* lb* Giant*'
WilU* Maya in heading an eahl- Will Michigan
Meyer, wha ala* served aa a top bitioa tour of major leaguo players.
asacutiv* af Surah's brewery. He Amoros, for whom a big wel- Finally Baat Army?
la stepping out to devote mar# Urn* earn* I* waiting to Cuba, will play
ANN ARSOR, Mlrh -h-A rm y'i
In Ih* winter leaguo, which r.p*ns
In hla brewery duilee.
nt-a-minute powerhouse rani
Friday.
Don
Eimmer,
Plate
HowThe question of whether Lana
e Michigan's strong defense this
will roffara Harry (Tha Hat) *U and relief pitcher Ed Roebuck Saturday la th* rtiumrHoa of ml
Walker a* manager remained ms- alio am aignod up tor winter play. tem tootball'a “ million dollar"
Podreo win he home Saturday aeries.
answered, but be aa id be doesn't
Intend to bring Marty Maries ham tor a Mg party at MtotvlQa, N.Y.,
Mirhlgtn oapeeto to RR Hi SUM
aa manager. Th* termor “ Mr. aa adjotatog hamlet to Wltherbee. atadlum, but tha sis* of the
Shortstop" ef to* Cardteala had the ttay Iron mining town where crowd la not the main question.
th* Whit* Sot to contention far the to-year-old aouthpaw make* hla It'* this: Will Michigan finally beat
team .
A M l walaama heora Mlahratioa Slnea It started pUytag toetball
to llJ t. Michigan haa beaton'every
Terms af Laae'a o a a t r a e t aim awaHa Manager Walt Alston Army?
weren't dtecloeed, bat he described at Darrtewa, Ohio, after he fulIt as very geaerows ta d semper- fUla a television commttmsat here team aa H* schedule at Wait me*
with two eacepttea*-A rm y and
Ing fevnrahiy with bis pact at Chi Saturday light.
Wesleyan.
cago. Ha
reportedly
race!rod
Th* Cadet* have taken the Weitto.aaa ham pay with Sia.aaa to
vertM i fire etralghl time* atom
bonus depending aa attendance Basilio, DeMarco
l*4S. Although they ere a touch
down undordog this Saturday,
Schedule Nov. 30
many feel they will mahn M N*. 8.
Tampa Univarsity IS Round Title Bout Th* natural appeal ef Army v*.
BOSTON UB -W elter weight king Michigan—usuaDy the beat af the
Has Rough Practica Carmen Basilio af Cnaaitota, N.Y.. East va. tha best a f the Midwest—
TAMPA th—Tamp* University and former rhampioa Tony D* has been a (to racial beam to bath
backs worked overtime aa K* M arta af Boston were scbedulrd institution*.
punting today and to* entire feat- today to alga, at an afternoon Thus far, to* flre-gsm* eerie*
hal team mntohed up lie defea- luncheon, tor a 14-round title bout ho* draw* 177,110 apectator* —
alv* play to getttog set far South Nov. to at the Boston Garden. an anarmeaa average ef to jto per
easter* Louisiana Saturday night.
BaiDto «U1 ha making th* Brat game.
defeat* af tha till* ha wot hr
alagftng D* M arta to fee lath
round at Sjrraeum, N.Y., last Jon*
la. He haa wea aea-tltla haute flam
IPlayers Await Checks
Bob Kiizava
To Columbus
I M P B f f c 'S M W t !
pound tackle la auralng a pulled
ligament and a touch of the tlrua,
and haa enly showed up for practire once In eight school dart.
Tb»n hla activity waa reitricted to
running lapa. Guard John Rrhults
hat been in bed with hit viral at
tack. and. In fact, got out of bed
to play In Lyman's 0 0 draw with
Tlermont latt week. Rilly Lemon*,
the aticky-fingered end, la still
nursing s pulled leg ligament and
laceration that haa kept him on
the doubtful Hit for tome few
nays now . . The etltrhea hard
been takrn nut of hie leg, hut he
i* •till weak and may tee limited
action thia Friday night in Tavarea.
All this teem* to he a tad situa
tion. hut there's a theme going
around the school that deaersee
some consideration. That theme It!
“We've still got guts”. At a glance
It is ea«y to tee that this meant
something. Lyman's line hat yet
to ho denied this season, and their
offense has roiled up a total !4
points. This, when one considers
that practice has been limited in
L<mgwood. Is Indeed Impressive.
Ri conference ploy Lyman ha*
only on* gam* *n far, and that
was the tie with riermont. If
l.vman should happen to loos*
Friday nleht that would drop them
from fourth nlace spot in the Cen
tral Florida Conference to seventh
place. Tavates hat a 1-1 r* * d
for the season, and will h* ansloui
to raise their standard In the con
ference.
The nod. of route*, must go to
Tavarea: but things ara never
a t had as they teem. If the Grey
hounds ran settle down to a few
days practice, and Coach Payne
•aid today that things were look
ing up. then they have a good
chance to make a name for them
selves In this coming tussle. Pn?
tentlally Lyman's first string Is
better than that of Tavares, hut
potrntalitv la only a t valuable aa
It I* realised. Tavares haa good
timing and style, and the boys are
big and fast.
It should be an eiceptlonal game
as Coach Payne rallies for a romeback after being disappointed at
Sot lasting Clermont.
NEW ORLEANS P-T h* Sugar
Bowl may land Army‘« football
team for its rest gam* if th* aca
demy's rebuilding program pro-,
duces an impressive season.
Th* last major sch«tastir obstacle
was brushed aside with th* change
of eaaminatton dates from Christ
mas week, when prebowl practices
reach their peak, to late January.
Sugar Bowl nfflrials have mad*
no secret of their longing for Army
tram s since five major conference*
have committed their members to
other bowls and big-time football
ha* declined in the East.
Armv previously turned downbowl feelers on the grounds that
a New Vcar's game would conflict!
with eiaminalions. Th* change of:
dates came after th* academy!
Board of Visitors earlier this year
recommended acceptance of bids
to major bow la when they were
mad*.
Of the four biggest bowla, enly
th* Sugar Bowl haa no tie-up with
conferences. Th* only other open
berth is In th* Colton Bowl, where
th* Southwest Conference ebam-'
>
pion meets an Invited opponent.' . . . IS T H B
The acceptance still would be left, M OTTO O P OUR
to academy officials, but a source P H A R M A C IS T S !
rlcs* to the Sugar Bowl said It
Brlnr vour oreswouM be merely a formality.
|
criotlon to # a r
Th* change in academy asam-,
■killed oharmaination dates was announced here
elite for correct
last night by Rep. f . Edward
compounding.
Hebert tD-La), a member of th*
Board of Visitors and a leader In
a move to put the academy into
bowl games.
Clarenc# Peaks, Michigan Slate
left halfback, began hla Spartan
career a t a quarterback.
FAUSTS
DRUG STORE
Near P- O . ---------- Pbowo
WANTE
SOME CUSTO M ERS W HO ARE IN TER ESTED IN SOME
R EA L USED CAR BARGAINS - PRICES T H A T ARE BE
E
LOW W H O L E S A L E -W E ARE C LEA R IN G T H E L O T T O
M AKE ROOM FOR NEW CAR TRADE INS
Mack's Condition
Sold Satisfactory
PHILADELPHIA
UP - Connie
Mark rested eomfertably to Free-1
byterian Hoepital today after an;
ation on Ma fractured right
Th* hospital said 1st* moditlna wai "vary satisfactory." The
M-yearold former owner and man.
nger ef the Philadelphia Athletic*
baseball team hurt his hip la a
fall from bad at bom* last Satur
day.
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GREEK RWOMIW WHITE
EAST LANSING. Mich. M*»Mkblgaa State's football Mam
now usee white pant* for all Its
game*. Last year the Rpartani
wore green aatine for road game*.
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Daraaibd
>'n|lra la lirraky a itra that Ika
Und.'tlgned w ill, m Ik* Ilk da>
nf November. A. Ik t i l l . pr*««nt
In Ika Honorable Orninly Judga nf
ftaminola I ’minty, I'lnrida. hta final
raiurn. a.count and yourhrra. a*
Admlnlatratnr nf Ika F.»tete nf
J . t II'IIIT II. dnra*»d. and at aald
lima than and Iharr m i l l appll*
rannn In lha laid Judga fnr a final
• • lll.n i.n l of hla adntlnltlrallnn nf
• aid ..la t e , and fnr an nr.lar dll• natglng him aa auth A4m lnl.ualor
1 X 114 tkla Ika Ith day nf fk la .
k it. A. H n i l
/•/ J A Pnillk
A* Admlnlatralnr nf tka
Kata I a of J a ftoutk, fitraaaad
Tnlla A " I liu m .. Jr
Attnrnay fnr Admlniatralnf
Hanford, rinrlda.
NOTH F. OF NPPf.IfNTIIIN
i n n t i n iir.M i
tar.C M l l« rtiO lllliA H TA TLTU *
OF l»l» 1
v t T i r y i* iir n r t f iv o iv r .v
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.1 l.innrk ugal and
tlaraldlna R l.ln arku grl, h i. wlfr
•t
il>r (ollonlng • r r tlfj.
• ala baa fllrd aald rrtllflra ta for
la* d r.,. In he lt.ue.1 thrrron Tka
re rllflra ie numt-.r and yigr nf |>.
auatloa Ika dratrlpllnn nf |h r pin.
tr riy . and thr nama In whirl. I!
THAT 9 - P P IF T
kw-w T « B » ? -
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J i nr.r., or.WMni.K i n n r i ,
• t v t k o r r u i n m t . in m u M TK .
i.» r.K i riir. p. i t a t k o r
J. % rtoLTM
N orth Carotin* Flat# Culler*
e x p e rt. n t i m n t e It would r o t t
42 r e n t , tmlay In buy a lm m t any
nthar foo.Ii th a t would giv# dm
• a m . nouH ahm rnt aa • q u a r t of
m ilk.
(CoMJawed frowi p g o b w o )
lha 110,000 lo 124,909 p o d fn **11Ing group numb-red If, lie elan
III kroup numborod S md a m
IV pi.
J
Calll* <wi BemlgU' COunly
fair.' ■ 'n lha eenaui ihlth report•<l 2 % a rm i with ealla, lumber•d le, --J. Of tha Iota number nl
e tlllr reported oely 1.U1 were
sola County with lha] am
•ach type of fruit. Ttj
R tia , and other product
•ra n ia i, grapefruit' Iu m a n a .
lim a*, langeloea. kigaqtMla. uuraery and grrrnhnurd product a aa
well aa forait prothieta. Vagetablet harveited for ^ma uia and
for tala are rnumcated in Ihe
aer o2 m w n j w i i :ron<wq»o
report with evaluation IDIed ai
t3 .lll.1 3 f. 1949 wt»> bigger year
for trjetable produoara In Saminde Cmmly wheni Mia ralugUau
B it rrpjrted at
OuiaUndlngty abg
_
ee-ttua report U tho fact that to
celery waa reported hi tha lu l
of apeelflr eropa ratted In Sami*
»He Cotinly. No radlahai, nr rauIIHower waa Inrludad In tlm lilt
o ' vegetablaa grown aid report
ed.
T.'io U. S. Deportment of Com*
let'* * repirt aitachaa no com•teat rolitlvoi lo lha crept, tbair
ftl’ota. lueeeai, mooay value, or
i grfevga. Only valuta a rt Ratad
a ’e-g with tha aaruaga gad
a ir unt of aach Item.
Douwrrr. according to tha ropo.1. farm producta, aatllo. fit.
rui. and poultry art Mg fculgtu
lo Srmlnola County..,
• r r s a g ir l *
TEXARKANA, Ark. lAV-taaf.
]r*» Cnating down ftwm an air»•
T—erkwna yeiterday
rood: -If* a Girl,.Sheila Kay Me.
. «<m m kdght OuAcoa,
*
. .nsora, Ten Toe/. Molhar
OK."
Tha myatary w u alaarod up
when It waa learned that Mra. Jo#
McCall fav# birth tn a firat child
a | SL MIchaaD Hmpltal and tha
father, a private pOot, wu* juat
adrartlalng.
U. S. Navy Chosen
For Ttchnical Part
In Space Satellite
WASHINGTON V D -T h* Nary
haa tt»*n plfVH t« Hlrfft th*
technical p«rt *f th* armed a*r*
rlcdi' Fork In hulldiny ■ aparn
•atallll*. ■ r*ntagon ipokraman
Mid yaaMrday.
Tha nrf-na* f>e|»«rtm^nt nfflrlal
Mid “ aupportlnc participation"
would romo from th* Air Forco
and Army, with rnnrdinatinn at
tho dopartmont l*»»l, on lha mill*
lary'a ahar* of th* project In conatrurt th* hoak*thalt-ali*d Hrvlr*
to ho hurled tonic MO mile* Into
outer apoc*.
A Up N ary offialala, drrllnfd
commrnt on a report by th* Itatlmore Rvonlny Sun Ibat Ih* fltrnn
To Martin Co. of Baltimore, pro.
durcr of the Viklny ro»k*t. h«* a
20-niillinn-dnllar rnnlrart In build
and op«rata tha aatolllU'i launch| bv fta r.
(Caattuuad From Pag* Duo)
la Ih* Caaetr Control Program."
A Sunday morniag aympoiium
haaded by Dr. Sara Loulae Smith
of Florida Stale U nhrnity and
Robert Thorpe, National Director
of Public Education for the Ameri
can Cancer Society, will bo follow*d by a talk on Unorlhrdoi Canear TraalmanU, commonly referrad to aa rancor guaekery, by
Dr. William K. Barton, a member
of .(ha PlMflaa County Unit. PrinrlN l ipoakar at tha doting tea.
•Ion Sunday afternoon win h* Dr.
Allan Olaawu. praaldewt af tha
PtaaPaa. County Unit and pallor
af IH* Flrit rm hytertan Church
IP* i F w W liH f |(
lint a I* A I I n i n t h J O r ra r n *
- o l d P H I Pnnli J p a c a a M A
*l A Plat II.,nb | Pagaa la A
Name In which aaaaaaad ftant.l
M ilaar All nf aald property bring
In tka County nf Prmlrnla. Plata nf
I'lnrida I'nlraa aurk ratllrata aball
(,a rr.trnirid arrurding In law lha
pm prrlt drarni.rd In aurk te rtlfl.
• ala n III ka anld In lha hlgkrai hidfirr al tka frnitl dnnr nf thr genii""la I'nunly Court Home al Ainfnrd rit.rlda an fkr flrrl Jlnnday
In Ika nmnik nf N atrm l.tr, I t l i .
n klrh la lha *11. day of Nutrmbrr,
I t il.
Itilrd fhlg Ith day of Ortohtr,
tail
I* >ff trial Clrrk'a Pari I
t/ O P llrrr.dnn
Clrrlt I'ltr iill I ’nnrt.
Hr.nlttnlr Cniinly, Florida
LKO Af.
it r - rr j
im t:iiT n i:iii:\r ru n nm o
Thr p. ard nf PuMI,' ln«lt ui linn'
fnr ttimtt.nla i'nunly, Florida, at III
!'• r l* r kid. fnr |ha furnl.hlng nf
all l.ln tr malarial* e.ielyine-t and
■r r .l .r a for Ika C lr.rlo g andSjradlog of I'ln a rtr.i fCrkonl Pita until
II a n. . Orinbtr JJ. t i l l , at in .
offl, r nf lha Puprrlnlandanf nf
Pnhlln tn.lrunllnn, pi In.,,I Adn.lnleirallnn ftulldlng. Cnmmrrtlal A t* ,
nua. Pa .lord, Florida: al n h lih
no,* and plara Ilia htda w ill ha
puktlilr npanrd and rrad alnud
Itra n lra * and apr. Iflratlon. ma> 1
ka obtained front lha o fflr. of |t,a |
A r t k lir il, F.llnn J Mouakton. I l l
Panfnr.f Allanlln National Hank
llotl,ling. Panfntal Florida Nn da- 1
pn.tt m il ka rt<julra<l for plana and'
eprOflretlnne.
A certified r h r.li nr bank draft 1
pa.aktr in lha Board of Pukllr ln-1
• Irurtlon for Pemlnnle i'nunly. |
rinrlda or a .aflafarlnry bid bond
lnf«rm atltt*( la I k i t l l l l a i . N«
hM thall k» withdrawn fur a
M »r
i l l t 4ar* .u i> ..« u ."l
In ire opt Ulna »f hide without
consent of Ik* 11“ . rH
v
It T. Ilila *», n .cr.tarjr
X u p .rln i.n d tn l
•(
Tuklla
In.iru- tiun
Jnhii | . Bromley, .Thelrp'.o
Hoard nf Puhlli It i|rn r|la a
fnr Krmlnnle Cnualy, H i.
Starting: S a t October 8th 7:00 P. M.
Approx. 3-mi. South of Sanford On
17-92 a t Farmers Auction
M arket Building:: Merchandise
Sold For High Dollar!
Regardless of Price.
ALL SECOND.HAIfl) K tE R C H A X S S
Consignors and Dealers Invited
Sale Guaranteed
A uctioneers and O w n tra
new\ 202-h.p. Thundefbird ¥ 8
i haa at Here*i k a at dw h ath af
to laeal th* biik. Here*. MMtMH fM|
curt Swkhar nf JaduonvIDa,
ItM Chairman af lha Florida
cane or Cnifada, win raport that
tha aailgnrd uwda wai taraaded
Legal Notice
by approximately Itil.aoo and
that lha educational mauaga eonearning Cantur'a Savon Danger B jm c B i b H c n c n r o n rrw
Signala raarhad mar* poopla than
any other Urn* hantafor*.
d*r Ik# llctlllwua warn* law U a H
JVtISISt KJaSTC
(Ireaakauaaa aad that wa latand lo
reai>l*r aald warn* w iik Ik * D a rk
of II,a C irm li CwurU demlaolt
I kunlr. Florida, la atrordane*
• i l k ika provlaloa *r ika Ftclltinu*
S « m * uiaioM. lo.wuit a*«Uoa.
It M * Flarldo k la ia l.a I I I L
II. IL Ttunraa
U B. a pear.r
MKgai
BcibAV
m
j3b>
(Conllaurd From Pat* On*)
Road Roard, publicly atated that
th* 17-02 project four-lanin*.
widenlnf, and paviny, would ho
rnmpleted nn Inin Fanford if tha
firat part I* dun* thi* yrar. Or
lando, it waa explained, U aU
Irmptiny to get Fr.lrtal Fund*
for their project within It* hound*
arira, ami ahould th* fund* be
mad* aiallahl* th* aertmn of 17-02
from tha 0rang* Cou ;ty lin# on
Inin th* hualnraa are* nf Or*
lt,n.ln would h* an ovtrilhe-ilrtol
Uvcl type highway.
A. II. Prtcraon Jr^ a member
nf th* alaff of appraiser* on th*
17-KI right of way oppralial.
atated that the appralalng of the
parcel* nf highway right of way*
would lu> completed either tonight
or early tomorrow.
It w*a aim brought out In thr
riliriHtion that rumon were cir
culating that other road project*
were being loat berauie of tha
17-M project. "That I* not truo",
RcpreaenUtlv* Williania told th*
group, "becauta the Reproaonta*
Uvea (thre*‘ of them) and tha
County CommUaluncra mad* rorommendation* to th* StaU Road
Department for 17-92, 4lt, and a
project m l even in thia county,
Slate Rnad 418.
Wa mint taka Into ronalderalion, aaid U'illlan<a, that member*
o| tha Road Board hav* pointed
out that road* w rrt being Ukan
out of politic* a* much a* poiaibl*
and would bo built oa UaffU count
only.
It wai ala* polataj out U tho
J i j f f H that th* original m o lu lion to th* Slat# Road Department
• iked for th* fawt-lanlnff of 17-93
from Ih* Orange County ll«o,
through Sanford, to tho U h* Mon
ro# Bridge.
fill
iti-.ii niPTiita n r rN iin iN T n
■M* aurallfa la aa amount #iu»l
In f i x pat raat nf Ika kid •hall fca
auhmlllea with eerh hid
Tha •Utraiaful biddrr aaIlf ha ra.
nutted |n furalah and pay f»r t a il,,
fa-lnrr parfnrmaaca and paiaiam
bond nr hnada.
Th* linard of Public Vn.tmrtlnn
/nr Paminnla rnunty. rt»rlda r»■a rr*i tka right in rajari any
and nr all htda nr In waive any
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CLASSIFIED ADS
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S E V E N A C R ES with Two-Rerf.
room Hnute Nine .'hide F ru it
T re e i. 56.500. Nice Te rm i.
5— ARTICLES ro a SALE
U S E D B A R G A IN S !
3 Pr Bedroom Suite
Good condition
5o85*
3 Pr Living Room Suitr
with Slip rovers
129 88
Sofa Red A Matching
Platform Rocker,
like new .
in s *
5 Tr Yellow Chrome Dinette
Goon partition
529M
Youlh Bert with
waterproof mattress $r>55
Round Top Dining Tablei. $i 55
Drop I^af Table*
52 55
Baby Stroller .
5.155
Selrcllon of Uiert Inrtcrapring
Matlre*«e*
i i H5
MANY more (tern* not luted
at tremenrtou* SAVINGS;
•
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Per rear Real Estate aeeffs:
Cullen and lle rk e y. Heal I or* j*
IM N Park Ave. rhea* 2313.
W oodruff A Singletary
Real Estate
2*1 ftnodrntl Bldg. Phene 3 0
.1 BEDROOM HOME
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On 3 loti, modern kitcen with ••
st. ve A reltlgerator. In town.
5750 down, complete price 57.350.
•
ON LARGE CORNER I.OT
2 R.droom modern home with re
frigerator. ipsce heater, gas
•love hot water heater. Venetian
blind A T V . antenna. With
flowing well, nice lawn, and
variety of 11 citn n tree*. Woo
Advertisers are requested to no
down, 550 00 Month Complete
tify the Want-Ad Department im
price 56.000.
mediately of any error* In their
adi, a* The Sanford Herald will be 2 N IC E SH A D Y I.OTS ON P A V E D
rrrponilble for only one Incorrect
street in good location, 51.100.
Insertion.
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Clean furnished apt. Close la.
315 Palmetto Ave. rhone l i t .
WF.LAKA APABTJnWTS: rooms,
private brths. 11* W. First St.
Ro.a I . Patton, Broker
Annahelle B. Henderson, As
Ph. 2571 - 17-52 at Hiawatha
J . W. H A L L , R E A L T O R .
Florida State Bank Building
" C a 'l H a ll" Thone 1755.
" 5
YOU S A Y WITHOUT Nt>U»
B IF O C A L S VOU CAA/T
»> West O n t
F U R N IS H E D A P T S .
8)1 West lit. Or CaU at turn!lure Center, l i t Heat lit-____
Avalon Apts. Efficiency.
720-W.
Raymond Luadqul't. Associate
Phone 1673 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
C
A . W H ID D O N . S R .
Reg. Real E»ta> Broker
V. E. DOUGLAS, ASSOCIATE
u s S. Park
Ph. u n
SEE Seminole Realty
Desir
able Homes and Apia. Phone IT.
S l Jjm J ZJ b .Cmymmj
CLEAN furnished Apt. One. T*
Phene H R >A. I . Peterson,Broker
people. 135.00.
t i l Path Ave.
533.
Associates . A. B. Peterson Jr ,
P. J. Chrstrrson. Garfield Wil.
Apartment.
Close
FURNISHED
lefts. John Mutch, R. W. Wil
in Private Bath. 30t Palmetto
in
liams. A. C. Doudaty. Land Sur
Ave,
veyor
UNFURNISHED House
#1807
W. 2nd S t. Phone 146-J o r t t A J .
N IC E
ROOMS.
HM
n it e r . 53.
weekly. Light kitchen privilege*.
_____________
1013-W.
CLEAN furnished Apartment. 1004
Palmetto.
_____________
• ft
' f u r n i s h e d Apartment, son P ark
A v e . _______________________.
3 bedroom house, good location,
MIC. Call 2450.
I
BEDROOM furnl'hed derag*
apt.. 2300 M fllonvllle._________
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L l T e ,f? A f5 Y
T Y P E - -* W H Y (
A BOOK
L A S T A IG N T
WHY!- t h e
TIANO. Good condition. Reason
able. Phone I175.J.
CONCRETE
Ready Mlsed Concrete. Concrete
ll.-ck. Sand. Gravel, Cement
Concrete Pipe to Meet AQ Dual!
bcaUona.
T. W. HERO
Pkene 2T or 165
5. .1.1. S E L L nr trade: Persian rug
9 X12 . . value, 5400. Will trade
f«r anything of same value.
Phone 2025-J .
2 Room
L - ‘ ~ aT t K I ES rO R "B A LR M %
TWO BEDROOM furnlahed houae.
KED-l-M LX C O N K R E T E
M eade Concrete Co.
30* Elm Ave.
Phone 1333
»Phone,,01% j Avc’ AdaUl only- Cl V A R IB T IB 8 P A N E L IN G
Native aad Foreign Woods.
See Them At
THREE ROOM furnished g«ra«e
apartment, screened porch, for S k ira u u CMicrete Ply* Ca.
couple. 1401 Oak Ave.
Otrt Weet Ulh EL
Pbeee 555»
or*. Addh
DOWNSTAIRS furnlahed apart___tars, Outmvnt. 703 Pelmeltn. Phone *33 J .
Beeta. Super
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5
Britt Trader C»
■ w ay 1 1 4 ftontb
Sm N LE
m m
SUPER TRADING POST
I Mile g. an 17 52
Phone 2212-R.
SPECIAL REGULAR 539 50 IN
N ER
SPRIN G
M ATTRESSES
NOW 521 50. W A TER
PKOOK
C R IR M A T T R ES S ES 510 50.
On hand 3 outboard motor- 2 _
5-foot Refrigerator* — Dinette
Sets-Complcte home furolahinga.
Appliance
Miracle OoRcrnu Co.
NICE clean apartment. 1033 West 305 kim Ave.
Phone 1331
15L
NORGE Deep Freer*. m«**t new;
TWO-BEDROOM completely fur
sacrifice. M10 Sanford Ave.
nished Bungalow. Thone 2353
317 Palmetto
10.3 Foot Croelsy Shelvador Befri-
gtrator with freesing compart-
mraL SIM. Phone 20J8-J.
~ r t ^ £ n a 2 i3 M M iM
16-
•*»* n iTvara aTvrar.rv. u. arret e ir a r r aa
H r r r t A L B R R T IC R I*
- It
It* MagaaUa Ave
THE CURIOSITY SHOP
Neal to Benneit'a Court 17-92 So.
Th* Florida Tim e* Union, your
nurmng paper. Fo r home deliv.
ary. Thone Jack Renton. 522-M.
STO V E or Fireplace WOOD. Cut
a .tv lire . Set toned Oak. Fat
P ie r. Call 755-J, E rn ie M orris.
VACUUM Cleaner, tank tvpc Like
new condition. 55 00. Phun*
1125.R.
5-
45T1CUS WAMTRP
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Highest CASH. TRADE-IN prices
paid for eted furniture Call 5
5
a.
Wilson-Malar Furniture Co. 3U
- 1. Is* S t
CLEARANCE SALE
good ronditi"n
1. I II
Fo r B ettrr Plumbing
See or Call
rhone 1404.
good
conditio*,
CROSLEY Shelvador refrigerator,
Xeamore •Metric stove. Hi H. P.
Firestone1 kicker. Cali 3U5-W.
Echols it rvpeatiflE this attractive
'T h ree Room Group*'.
Bookcase Bed
...
.
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PL U M IH N C
Centraet and r t p u r work. Free
estimates. R. I . Harvey. 204
Sanford Ave. Ptw»n» 162*
S in tffr Sew ing M n rltin r Co.
now has a bonded Salfstna.t
snrt Serviceman in Sanford,
write 401 S. Magnolia. Sanford,.
F la .
Griffi* A Hunter Conttrurlkm Co.
52150
liko new
J II
559.95
I* SCOTT ATWATER.
refinivhert
...............561 50
5 II JOHNSON.
Very coimI condition
595 no
3 f | SEA -R K F.
...
53* .V)
5 IIO R S E WIZARD
547 no
57n on
3 II. I* JOHNSON ..
i 4 FV1NRUDK
530.00
5‘ i II E I.G IN —runv good.
repainted, only .................... 550 00
7'» A iK IU .U H Y .
$ 115(a)
A I-*» manv motor- torn down for
u*ed |v r ta , Reaxm atilr.
(In Sale While Thev la » C
New I9M Model F V IN R t HF.S
H I U C IIT W IN . (Sold Out i
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lilt tw H irR A N rr.
j H F I K K T U IV . Sale
m i VI
I"' H 7 AM WIN Sale
5119 50
23 If It It: T W IN - (Sold (lu ll
Preferred R ite s to Preferred
25 H Flee. Starling
Pnlicyholrteri
Rn: Tw in .
...
tint so
Jo h n w n ilem n Iiw . Agvmry C O M P L E T E (tl T F I T S P E C IA L S
G iaw . Aluminum or Mahogany
417 Saaferd AUanUe Beak
Boats.
24
Gator trailer' Several modelv
of uied boati A trailer* on
hand, priced reasonable.
ROBSON
Sporting
Goode
Mtinrnde Ealra A Sertlce
Ml f
| t | g |.
r k « e 555
23—E I.E fT C lC A l, 57RVIC2M I
I.YOIEK TREES
Air-layered, Ready to P l a n t .
Ccrua on Cleo, Rough l/emon.
Stmpion "L u c k y A crea", Geneva
F R IG ID A IH K
aponaeeea. a a lea
and aervice. G.............
3. 71. High. Oviedo,
r i i . Hi®*# 4iii t r s i i m
iM i w ifttr i p n
" 7 7 IC 5 EOUPMBPft -2 5
EVER-BEARING S t r a w b e r r y HAYNES Odtee Rachtae Ca„
Plants 51-50 per hundred. I’hone
1217-W.
Sa
2i4 't f i g M t a . n !
IU—L 77— Aetemabllee . Treliere —77
24- REA
; autt PAR IX) R E
It wi£ pay YOU U see US before
jeu^ buy. Ope* Evening! aad
Ha
r b ie t t s
R eaely Nook
103 Kn. O ik Ava.
Pfceee *Jt
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FO R S A L E — W ill ta rriftrn equity 25- I A I I K W I B E R W IC K
on 1551 Ford I-door sedan. EsOn# bout • Ware e e l Damp
celient condition. C all 1945-J,
Free estimates. Phone 1217-W
Dry
afler 6 p. in.
BARY lilting, hou<* cleaning.
One hour U • Ware aad Dry
Phone 1311•J. Rachel Hleki, 709 1553 POWERGLIDE RelAtr Chev
Fold
Cyprccy
rniel-good condition, rea.onsble.
Finished laundry
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in hue
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temple
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three gallont of fuel during the
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land yeterday.
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ft •ft T k o M y t f e M I l n u r
Valla and Dirk Anderson—wort
diving m iik i with nsygen hnMlea
their hark« The J.IOOp'Mind
rra ft, modeled after World War II
Italian submarine*, plodded along
at a itaariv five knots.
Owner Richard Kline «av< the
BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS
v e i'e l ha< great po'tihilltiet fnr
CUSTOM FITTED
underwater photography, explora
PROMPT
tion and tighDering.
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Seahorse I Crosses
C atalin a Channel
0OC7O55 at F itf'lm o n i Aro.y
Hospital tn Denver haveordered
rwlaamg nvuale for Vre«ident
1 .1-rntviwer aa he ronvaleeces
fr, „ n i heart alt.< k. .o many^nf
hii.UvoriteM.og'are trwnrterre'l
o n to t a p e h e
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Prr-ident. At U.tt-m l« L Lnf*
r,l»w-Kiw.t of Wctoter. Ma*» - •<
n,„ c with a Ptc-Mot v d r e w h *
h i. t-rn i ho-cn l» read to 'h Chief F.aecvillve. (Iwtcrwotaoeol)
Help
Wanted
FEM A LE
Fear». Roehurk and C«. h it
ar. o reninr tn F»nf»rd 7«e
a voiiur ladv (—tween 20 and
31 ve a r. of a ,r . The ptfton
mint know touch type avstem r_od he able tn maintain
a minimum tpeed of 31 words
j —r minute. Rookkewping ev.
t—tienre la a much Healred
m islitv, hut other practical
*«pe-irnre or advance edurational achievement* would
he eonaldered. Applicantt
mint he high tehool t r a
il. .ate ,, with nleeaine pe,»on.
alltv and rood eh irteter,
and have th* ahilltv and de• Ire to te l alonr with people.
SEAT COVERS
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CHEVROLET 1552. Low mileage,
Pboae 7154. Beuta L Baaford
one owner. Will consider trade
LOOKING FOR RING T 4LENT
tn Cali 1267.R, after 4.30 p. m.
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Personal
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Very low mileage. Private ownRpain aeeklnc hoalng
talent
by H arry Wetter. P. O. Bos hold# In thl« eounty under the
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Phone 2431 lu If JOHNSON,
Eaalside Trader Sales,
PeUlhe. Fla.
A hllla spare like this m il get
your m risage helore our more
than loono readers. Tell ’em to
dayl Phone 1*21
P KVINRUDE.
run* like a top and bead
BICYCLE PAINTING
b~
signal
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Pace /
IM II MOTORS
15
HELP WANTED
15
TINSETTER over 15 years old
Apply Sanford Row!
owltng Alley,
m Magnolia.
KLECTBJC Frladdairn rtM ferator, Dearhent Set heater. Priced
RewtoaabU,
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1955 K \ IN RU D PS and
Pkene 1667 P , II I* SI \ KING.
, -Murage until X.klata
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T O -G
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“ Homes of DuUnrlion~
HI Way 17 95
Tree* 1711 310
E. 4th SL
MANY GOOD U*f*l Item* In on
roniigom rnl. Very ntre cnlfee
tables, rugs, rh a irs, haby tied*,
etc. Alio bargains in hard to
fin I article*
H
p. ii. c a m iu e u .
General Centra rter
Center
One mil* South
LA ROE House. 3 Acre*. Orange
31X3-JL
and Grapefruit trees. IS ailea
MAN to distribute Nationally
from. Saeford on f'hool* bus
SKATING
known product In aparr time.
rnut*. 3 Bedroom. 3 Rsths. garGlva Phone number. Reply Ros
age. Located on Golf Court*. Floor Faraaces and Clrrulatora
OM. % Th* Herald.
n . a p o p s co. i n c .
Very reasonable. Phona Sanford,
25* South Park Ave. rhone 1545
1315.
WANTED - Bell-Hop and Night
Potter. Mtdd'e agr.
Valdes
ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS
3 ROOMS and Bath. Upstairs.
Onlv kitchen furnished 540. per Boy's Western Dungarees ....1 .M
hers -SALE
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7.53
m a th Share utilities. Apply FooUocken
15A HELP WANTED (female) t*A
All sire Tsrpiulm*
417 West 3rd.
rhone 1221 “ COIJIRED women lnlrre«ted In
310 Sa iiford Ave
FURNISHED Apartment. 3 rooms,
telling rosmettre for well-known
METAL ROOFING
bath, trreened porch and gar
Company. Contact P. O. Bos
age. 357.50 per month. Apply Mew In S ta r t 5-V Crimp -114“
575, Orlando."
cerrugaled— aHw Cnrmatnd.
Mgr. Apt. 1 or phone 133I-JL3.
Get eO Your reafiag need* el
— Girl to work part
TWO — 3 Room furnished Apia. Skemaa CWta i U Pipe Ca WANTED
time at Southdd* laundromat.
540 per. Lights, water fur- Ont Weet 13th SL
Apply in person. HM P.sit 25th
Phone---niahrd. 107 l»cust Ave. Phone
St., Soulhilde lau n dromat,
7I4-M.
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^toner rBeach,
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Call-Mrs. Hu9-
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when you trade for a new one
during the Old Range Roundup.
Sanford Gaa Co. 210 K . 1st St.
kingdom
2 3 .1'i*tre*s
13.5t*s-
t Painful
?» Turkish
Ml
Year eld range It worth 55a.n5
17 O iirf
19 Cutting edge
of an sugrr
to Asiatic
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30 Virgin:*
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31 Medieval
to il
53 Maker of
first
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Used furniture, appliances, mots,
ete. Rought-mld. lu r r y 's Mart.
321 East 1st St. rhone 1531.
ite fftrly
W. DIETRICHS
c h ea p
Y T V J O - T f M E 'e !!.
S e m in o lr R ta lty • .73S^ J= 5jls2,^ *1«". . t.
F l'H N IS H E D 1 bedroom apt lw .
month!v. 2101 Macnolla. Phone
167j Hebert A . Williams.
N IC E BEDROO M . Private en
trance pnd hath. Phone 2029-W.
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C LEA N furnlihed ant. C1o«e in,
I TWO RF.DROOM home by owner.
70J West 1st S I. Phone
716 Magnolia Phone 1205 ft.
F U R N IS H E D Kitchenette Apts.
\ .r Conditioned. Slum bcrlind OW NER Leaving Town — 4 Bed
room Home fenced hark ya rd ,
« ,urt South City lim its High
reaannkhle down pavment FH A
way 17-92.______
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liavmont, 517. monthly, Phone
V i i T n'Ts IIE D 3 Bedroom Art
1439-J
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EXCH AN G ES
4A
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and hath. Ph >nc 2953-W.
^ O ! LAST N IG H T H E
— factory to Ton —
SI,non. REDUCTION
29M Sesth Park Phonr 51
Owner will sell. He'* gone. 3
Alum inum
seers, over too orange trees. A
GATLI
N~BB()TH K1tS_
Venetian Blind*
nice 2 bedroom home, partly Enclosed hoed. Sag proof bottom Dragline and Rulldoter .v-rvire
furnished. Sl.SOO easb. Balance
rail with plactic ends. PlaaUc or Phones: 2221— Sanford, 2161 "
long termi.v-Thii it a bargain!
Geneva
rayoo tapes. Cotton or nyltw
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RAYMOND M. BALL. BBOEBS
Morning SenUnel, Or
Hwkarik d tM and Palat Ca ORLANDO
O. M. HARRISON, BROKER
lando Evening SUr. Call Ralph
u n u arm tad st
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S. D. llighleyman, Associate
Ray. 1155-1
got South Park Avs.
Phone 555
1MI Park Ave.
I. P ry . aawtne
6 Vapor
t> A Philippine Moitc-n
10 Lute v* ith
effort
12. A melody
13. Wandering
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Sewing Marhlnee. and Repairing
H E R T S 1*1 S. Park rbene 1752.
Robert A. Williams, R ealtor
TH E SANFORD IlLR A LD
DAILY CROSSW O RD
XYLoPH O N er
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W. H. “R lir RTEWPEH
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Realtor — Genrral Inauranre
Gertrude
B. DlegfaMer Associate Sherm an C onrrele Pipe Cm.
Roll*w ay aad Baby B a is
Phone 2123
i l l N. Park Ave
Oat West lltb SC
Day, Week or month—TeL j***-
Furslturs Center
By S T A N L E Y
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Morrison, Inc.
Sanford. Florida
Phone 200
The pnijtlon offer* • rood
a tsrtin r aalarv. A diuount
w ill h* riven on alt purrhaaee, with r»"'ip im urarm . rro un hnipitalisatlon
and profit sharing plant
available. Permanent resi
dent preferred. It Is an Mae!
pn.itlnn for the right person.
To Plaea A Want Ad
Juat Call 1821 and ask far
tha Want Ad departareat
Saaford Harald
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SANFORD'S NEWEST, LARGEST and FINEST
SUBDIVISION . . . . SO U TH PIN ECREST.
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(Immediately South of Sanford’s New Pinccrcst Elementary School)
The County School Board Is Taking Bids Now On Work To Clean Up The Entire
25 Acres Of School Grounds Between Our Subdivision And 27th Street To Provide
Playground Area. We Have Pledged To Pay $1,500 Of This Cost, So That
The Work Will Be Done Immediately.
Cur Plan Is To Build 125 Modern,
Attractively Designed 3 Bedroom
Homes Priced From
HO,600.
to
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WADES 1*1
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We plan to complete all 59 homes
in the 1st section b y Decem ber 1st.
V.A. [veteran] & F.H.A. financing
committments on these homes were
obtained before the recent change in
the law that requires an a d d itio n a l
2 per cent cash down payment.
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SANFORD. FLORIDA
b U M k h c d 190A
VOLUME XLVI
Committee To Report
Local Moral Situation
Confronting Youth.
The Seminole County Minister
ial Association met yesterday at
the Seminote High School with
the Rev. David S. Carneflx pre
siding. The Rev. O. D. Cressy,
formerly of Old Hickory, Tenn..
new is ilo r of tho church ef God
ef Prophecy, was elected to mem
bership in tho association. The
Rev. John Miller of the First
The Sanfotti Church of God
Baptist Church and tha Rev.
Perry I . Stone of tha First Christ this Sunday w ill launch an ex
ian Church were appointed to tensive Sunday School enlarge
study and bring recommendation* ment rwmpalgn. according to the
Rev. It. W. Henderson, pastor.
concerning funeral processions.
He said the local driva la be
It was dtcided to hold lha an
nual union Thanksgiving service ing held in connection with a
at 9:30 a. m. Thursday, Nov. 24, •ix weeks national Sunday School
at tha Little Brown Church on the contest sponsored by tha Na
Hill. The host pastor,. Dr. J. B. tional Youth Department of tbe
Root, is to arrange the program church.
The Rev. Mr. Henderson said a
and special music. Tha Ktv. Ro
j "ho«t” and “ h o ste n " w ill he
bert Speer ef the Church of the
Natarvne was appointed aa tha selected for each Sunday, to serve
speaker for the occasion, with the a* *n official welcoming commit
The cotipl- having the largest
Rev. J. W. Parham as alternate. tee.
attendance will receive an sward
Unworthy movie*, salacious liter- Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Johns will
atura on local newstands, and pro fe n s Sunday.
fane sexy novels se re discussed
Also the individual bringing the
Tha Rev. Milton Wyatt, Raw. most new members over 2& will
Cheater Ptank and Chaplain Far receive a wrist watch, now on dis
rell Kempson were appointed aa play at Frank Noeil Jewelry.
a special committee to bring to
The entire membership is show
the next meeting a report on the ing great enthusiasm. Mr. Hend
general moral aituation confront erson stated, writh almost every
ing tha youth of tho community. teacher offering award* for out
Tha Rev. Ptank and tha Rev. S. standing activity.
Cressy were commissioned to In
This Sunday following Sunday
vestigate the Big Brother Move School at 9:45 and morning wor
ment and bring a recommendation ship at 11:00, a basket luneb will
concerning it to the November be served at tha church.
meeting.
Mr. Henderson said anyone de
At the request ef the Seminole siring transportation may call the
High student council, the asso parsonage phone, 590-W, and
ciation voted unanimously to ac member* of the transportation
cept as a privilege the responsibi committee will bo glad to respond.
lity of furnishing mtnsteral speak
ers a t monthly assembles, ns well
as for.Holy Week and Easter Sun
rise aervicea. Tke Rev. Stone wa*
•elected na the assembly speaker
for Nov. 10.
Pastor 01 Church
Tells 01 Campaign
To Begin Sunday
YOEMAN l/« KIMME
★
★
★
★
First Nomination
For Outstanding
Bluejacket Told
Fir»t nomination for thi# » « k
ty column lor outstanding blueJacket* attached to Composite
Squadron Five at the SNAAS is
Yoeman 3'e. Willie D. Kitrana.
Klmme has been with VC-6 since
May or 1953 when he report ad from
the Naval Training Center to Mem' phis. Now U years old, Kimme
nans from Washington. Missouri
where he expects to settle after his
release from UirNavy nest year.
Bill's Job as Savage Son of San
ford has been in the squadron per
sonnel office he has served aa
secretary, typist, and transifers and
reports yeoman.
Squadron deployment to the SledIteranean last year saw Kimme
serving aboard the USS Coral Sea
for three months and Iho remaind
e r of the tour in French Morocco.
At thLa writing Kimmc's orders
to Attack Squadron Ifli baaed at
Cecil Field. Jacksonvtilwhave been
Issued. He leaves VC-J having
earned the respect of his officers
and co-workers by hla friendliness
and devotion to duty.
While at Sanford Kimme h u
made full use of the recreational
facilities offered by the USO both
here and in Orlando. He attended
All Souls Church in Sanford.
Stine To Speak
At Rotary Club
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A man who has the distinction
of having been president of both
the Rotary Club of Sanford and
the Rotary Club a f Orlando as
well aa having attained the high
office of District Governor of
Rotary International will bo the
guest speaker at the regular week
ly meeting of tho local dub, Mon
day noon, at the Yacht Club.
Paul J. Stine, general manager
of lha well knowg machinery and
industrial supply distributing firm,
Harry P. Leu, Inc., af Odaodo,
wIR dlseurs Community and Club
Service with his fellow Rotarians
among whom ane numbered two
brothers ef the speaker, Andrew
C. Stine and George A. Stine.
Another honor recently bestowed opon Pan! Stine was the elec
tion to the presidency of the South
ern Industrial Distributors Asso
ciation. If# Is well Imewr through
out the state as a rhurrh and civic
leader and “will he coming hack
home" on the occasion ef hie visit
here, Monday.
Gov. A. Harriman
To Visit States
Citizens Reminded
Of Fire Hazards
Mayor D. Cordell
Invited To Serve
On Panel Group
Mayur Denvet Cordell he* been
invited to take part In a panel dis
cussion at the Annual Convention
of tha Florida League of Munici
palities which will be held In Jack
sonville Nov. 13-13,
Gordon T. Butler, F.xecutive
Secretary ef the statewide organ
ization extended the invitation to
Mayor Cordell In a letter dated Oct
6, said, "In' connection with our
annual convention in Jacksonville
on Nov. 13-13 we will follow our
usual procedure and set aside the
afternoon of Monday, Nov. 14, fer
a group menting of the klayon.
Commissioners, and Couneilmen of
tbe larger cltiee of the State. 1
would like to have you serve as a
member af the panel at tbe group
meeting."
Taxi Driver, 28,
Taken Into Custody
Jose Juan Vegas. B y ear-old taxi
driver, ef Reeenhayn, N.J., was
charged wtth "falling to havn hla
ear under control,” when taken
into custody on State Road 49 onehalf Bile west ef the Geneva
Bridge.
Constable J. Q. "Slim" Galloway,
who Investigated tbe accident, said
that the 1931 Chevrolet panel truck,
traveling at an apparent high rate
of speed, left the highway pavement
for IB yards and then crashed
into a ditch.
Tbe accident, which occurred
shortly tefsra I o'clock this mor
ning, caused property damage esti
mated at 9499 hut there were no
injuries.
Constable GaOeway sakJ that the
driver had only yesterday brought
a load of farm laborers to a southof-Sanford destination from New
Jersey.
Fire* _ p o t of which coulj
have been prevented — last year
destroyed 11,000 live* and 1*70,094,000 in property In the United
St-ter, Garfield Wiltets, ehairmsn
•if tha Kaminolr County Junior
Chamber of Cominerro Fira Pre
vention Week Committee, reported
today a* he reminded Sanford and
Seminole County ritisens that
Fir# Prevention Week will bo
observed this year Oct. 9 through
13.
Statistics of the National Doanl
of Fire Underwriters show and
estimated 145,110 fires in the U.
•S. communities of 2,500 -ml over
in IV54. This is 9 percent less
than tha 1953 total or 019,104
fires, and 19 per rent below 1052's
093,733. The statistics also show,
however, that resldtial fire*, which
constitute 72 per cent of all
building fire* and 34 per rent of
fire* of all types, decreased only
4 per cent in the same two years.
This is the weakest spot in lha
picture, and also tbe most crucial
from tho standpoint of homo and
family.
For this reason, Fire Prevention
Week chairman Garfield Willet
urge* every fitiien of this com
munity to observe Fire Prevention
Week by thoroughly checking hi*
home far flra hazards and cor
recting any unsafe conditions ho
may find tbore.
” JUVENILE
TA M PA fdh—A man-sised took-
out for a pint sixad boy was on
today.
James Baglln. 13, has been
caught by police three time* in
a week and accused of stealing a
car, forgery and break-ina.
He escaped from the county Juv
enile homo last n ig h t
Convention
Two Seminole f»:gh School music
teachers w ill attend the Florida
State Music Teachers Association
convention whiih hss hern sche
duled its lis t annual meeting for
Nov. 9 I at the Um veislty of Flo
rida.
Seminole Huh School Principal
Herman Morriv said this morning
that Miss O ilir Itcese Mhitt’e, Di
rector uf Vocsl Music amt Ernest
Cowley. Bandmaster, wilt attend
the cnnsrntion whieh w ill draw
music teachers from over the rn tlrr
State.
A. A. Beerhcr, director of the
University of Florida's Division
of Music and state convention chair
man, announced that tonic 2txi
music teachers from throughout
the state are expected to attend the
convention which it to be held at
tha University for tha flr*t lim e.
Tbrea nationally known musicians
will conduct master class#* and
present concerts at the convention
They are Dalles Frantz, head of
Piano Department at the Unitersit) of T e xas; Arthur K rs ft, princi
pal voice instructor in the Kast
man School of Muvlc, Kochester,
N Y ., snd Carl Weinrich, direr lor
of music in the Chapel *t Prince
ton University.
Mrs Merle S jrscn t, of Miami,
is president of the Florida State
Music Teachers Association.
Co-ipunvors of this year'* om s ra
tion are the U ntirrvity of Floritla's
Division of Music and the Gatni* tile Music Teachers Association.
A. R. Pinkerton
Attends Refresher
Course In Tam pa
A R Pinkerton, of 1911 Magnolia
A v a , ■ phatmaciri at Touehton
Drug Co. here A wav among 22
pharmaeivts from all parts of the
state attending a ltrfrr«her Course
for Pharm acist, conducted in Tam
pa recently by the General E x
tension Division of Florida and Hie
Bureau of Profesrlonal Relations
of the University of Florida's ColIrge of Pharm sry.
The annual program i i devignrd
to keep pharmacist* abreast of the
latest problem* and devrinpmrnts
in Ihe field. It is imp of many short
course program offered bv Ihe Gen
eral Extension Division as a service
lo the people of Florida.
Sanford Navy Man
C rash es Into Ditch
Charges of "driving while In
toxicated'' Were preferred attain*!
Ruebert E llis Walley, Jn year-old
white Navy man atlarhed to the
Sanford Naval Auxiliary A ir Sta
tion following a crash of his 1953
Mercury into lha ditch on State
Road 45
The tmashup occurred five
mile* w ist of Sanford abour 3
a. m tht- morning whrn tiro auto
mobile, traveling east, left the
road along the shoulders of the
highway and then skidded into
the dilrh coming to a standstill
on it* top. H was repotted.
Walley was turned over to Depuly S b rn ff Hubbard Eubanks
and lodged In tho Seminole County
Jail.
The accident was Investigated
by anil charges made b-- Florida
Highway Patrolman Carl W il
liam s.
Frieda Hempcl, 70,
Dies In Germany
NEW Y O R K 'Jt—Opera and eon
cert star Frjeda Hemprl, fh, died
today in Berlin.
News of her death *••• received
here by her former hnsbai d. Wil
liam II. Kahn, in a raMe from
Hiss Heinpel's sen,lory,
Kahn said .he died nf eaaecr
In the Franclakus lluspital.
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1955
Asyoriatcil Prran l.c*«rri W ire
N o. 291.
17-92 5 -Mill Levy
Is Rumored lllegs
N o t e d A u t h o r i t y Baptist Convention Chairman
To Verify
To
Hear
Reports
At Meet
Monday
Of Lay Workers
Leonard M M ain. noted author!
tv on services for handieapprd
children, will be the keynote speak
Tls* fli'iM a It jr fM ComcnMim
er at t:i, eighth Annual Nemours
Foundation Florida Children's Com i which m e rli In 1 •k i’U inl. \’ov
mission t'oiiferenee at tlsvluna R-10 thi* )rn t will him
sotsl ir
Beach. October 13 13. sa l Mr* poll* of 1rji'lrt«hip ti4 i’ 'ru: untonf
Marguerite Graham . Sprcch Con it* Uy notkft#, a. f i l l i n g (•» Mr.
sultant for Seminole C o u n t y W . I*. Brook* J r ..
nf Hit
Schools, who will attend Ihe mret F iiB l R ip tlit Chtiich
5«nfftr«l,
ins
lAhrt m il hr In thr
The role of the administrator in in r frinn S.iitf 0111
the education of the handicapped
0 ‘ ! if r i 9>hn a ir p U ’t r ’f r *o At
child will be the subject of l>r t»ftfl lliF m nvrntl n1 R 'r i l r
M ain's s illie s t
He t* director
John I. M illrr of
F *t IUpti«l
of the Association for the At.) of
rh u rrh , tho
• W p4ih«rn,
Cripples! t hildrrn, an association
P««tf>r of *ho I | v*s*J H*p«. i
founded m lion, a health amt wel
fare agrnrv prim arily devoted to C'hurrh. ad*| tho lift V. | Day.
the interests of handirapped child p»Mor of tho Pit a| ltd* t *•*t t h'irrh
of O1 I 0 I 1 .
ren.
Unable To Contact
State Road Heads
T ie S null lax !• 1 v f„r th* pur.
S* of IT -• r 1 , 1.0 was* from
t >e Points I" Ninford according
l" information rejrhing Sanford,
rsirn it he *s*e««ei
The new lew app'-wr-l hv ihe
Rr - 1sol e * - • mmls
v
it heir la at 1 • la - - eel : ,
« o il1 K* earmarked for the rightof w ays. •
Scrrlnnte Cnun’ v R.-,rd of Comm :s*i,inert Cliairm in l “ hn M firrh
• 1 this ••
th
he h id
heir I that Ihe pr- posed 1 milt
le> v wa« illegal, hut hsd not been
ah!» fn verify It
n*pti«t ChuvthoA In f lurhla re
''County
Anomer
Mark N.
Mr Mayo is a gradual* of Colby
College M a trrvillr, Maine, lie pm lftl fur Iho v n r r»» Ir*| 5toi*t. - flev*lan d J r . is nut nf town si<l
a V«»t«! of !l?.02? Anffr.I« for 1'dfielals in Txll*ha«>re are not in
did gradiia'e work *t New York
office Inriaj " said Meisrh.
loiifr
* thip ifiln ltig . arrordln r to
University
and
at
the
New
York
tlttll
We w ill not hr able to verify th*
_ j School of Sorial Work In 1912 Or. John Maj? I k , FYftcuthf
Colby Collegs awarded him an hon rtla ry of tho P n r i.li PAptf*! Ton- news rrarhlng Sanford until Mon1 nrary degree of Ibvetor of Social Yontiwn. T I ion# r b u H i , ho m M. dav m orning." he said.
Cn'iimlasioner OH‘
Eourakro
I Science* as a tribute to his nut- ar# »ivon for torrk iU y rta««o«
I standing work in the field of Social rontliirlosl Ip th*» I<v-n? r ) i n h r « w a, 'be firat to mention that tha
welfare.
AD'I R*«0cUtl(H|« nf || N p t I 9 t lax emitd nnl be assessed becaits#
Mr. dayn'a keynote address will rhiirthr« Approilnifftolv • «• ? t n nf the fact that it la earmarked
introduce the theme to b* followed hmJ h half h'MitA of rta«« work at# fi»r a specific project and lor
throughout the conference "The ifi|u iir .l In mlilitinn tn homo altiily. specific spending
T «f right nf way * from Ftvo
Administrator snd Special Ser
A lotffl of f»1.1 »*.% of ilti'su
Pointt to fh* Sedhin 9n2 has Seen
vices ”
anatilA
YAoio
I'tu
ril
In
tlio
Nun*
Three drummers front the Semi
evtimatcil at approximately Sirs Ttir theme It explained by Mis
•mile High School Rand pyAldpd Margaret Bristol, I9js Planning ! (Vav SrhiKi) ilopartnirut undoi tho ivvi in a letter to Seminole Connie
the tempo fur marchers In a Parole Com.nitte, t'haiim an, who says ilirrrtin n of (' K. (tarty, %mo i nmmiiviuncra prior tn Hie arlnal
aboard the SN \ \S, Wednesday •'The objective of Ihe conference 1 tiiry. T(io tmiplnc proff’ am offer• appraisal nf Hie parcel* by two
Chris lla tg it, Rdl llevam er, and this year w ill be lo help admimi rH l»y thlt d«*pffrtniont hA« „% it* I trams of appraiser* headed by
i\ r !hr training of all vol .n- C. K. D-ickwnfth S r., of Os I ami's.
L a rry Payton marched at the head traturs—school, welfare, hospital
nf * prtvce-slnn of nirn. rare and and public health understand sml l»#r Irncbi-fx • n l rtas* • n j iftpdH*
Tha i m'H !-svy appro' f<l hy **»•
Lu cks w hici were to m vik the heroine awara nf the special srr ment office, » A g- nri 9! riW i y-ommlf 'on* rs and lauded he
advent of $ softball gamp Btlftren VM i that v
t - e p r ,' it, .v lor •udy * 1. k I, - f efn-leJ ffl lltlf |iM» qmre Uian V c etiirena atiimdmg
gram, an i !« rn d u rti
Composite .squadron i':v « andf'the tiai.'iiespp, child re*.
T u e s d a v' • roinmissicMI
fh# fl?*l last
Heavy Attack 1 raining Unit.
I neri'ng would raise an aj print•T n iih sP i shr shtxllu unun werl In J a •xW ra h
Tbe il* nil •t Train In r I'nlnn. mated J1T5.000.
The gam* which was w. n b)
' To .this,” she adds, "we hope
If Hi* '• mill levy I* approved for
IIA T l
7« «*» im i'viliallv t*o to correlate an underlying theme sillh the nl. t#C| is# *' 1 m im rr In
pired by CommatiJes Is, avy Alt* • k whlth wilt aim si lietp.np Hie pro Chun b Men l.c ta b i'"
««IU»s| IW,« lie itoad anil llridce fund, anordnf •« ot-t ram 1111- loner, 50% of
Ming ONE. t apt j
B U rk ’ni n fessional worker, I-as tier, and I U a1n a t s|« on sin h
and Chief Staff O fliic r. 'nidi f. G. parent, who look in tin adminittr*- »l#wa ■d-Mp. «fnctv inr
MlrilltssxU. ‘ he amount would g-> to munlrlpaPi I ■ Dm I itu hand l do-n bv h r tor th rsr t r r v i v * , belter Itilsl# • 1 »dy, a '..1 lr * .lr r ■hip rs*ur«rA. : lilies » nn the county leaving
this dun w ire undisputed and understand some of lit* problems.” 1 - • |o '<*■ *',1 is rn i'iltirl'd for about luxiikK) f-ir right-of-way
grarlim slr accepted by mem ■*. of
all (h iif.h memlser* iev.'arv|le,a of purehav, • M tin, ra:«. th* coinmtsaionvi ta l,|, it wmid txka at
both trail-*r» »"'l
an uirl,;r.,-«th of the
east 10 mills tn raise enough
Bsp list I onng People'* tfivlms.
'midi tn puirhase the pa-odl front
Store (ban « bundt-d tboiissid E ls* I’ooils to Section »I2.
n il'll« base b^en rtiridlrd
Training t rlons In Flm ida It
list fb"> if*. This promaui It 1
A member nf ilu Ranfor' Eon
llcr lie | '*■ ^r at direction nf O
trig and I'lannlng Commi-G o ha
Radford. 7'raiolng 1’ i-ion »e,r
re igne I l-realise nf pres-ire nl
•a
business
A rsrojr-si., nf study fur rhu rr!
T A "Tom'* Vaughn wrote the
Sanford City fnrn filiation. "M il!
'"lute Ira d ris was • l up In I9lb
U N IT ED NATIONS. N Y
" - tills prog sol b *. a* Its obp.tise
you pirate i c e , , hi; r« i rotten
IIO U U N F.M O U TII. Engtaad t n
which I regret but d -r to other The United Stairs and Britain pro (hr training nf lav laodcisbip as
obligations. It f.st mad* it im posed formally t day that a second rhuich plari’ sta, nmslr dlreeinrs, Foreign Secretary Itar'ilJ Mae.
possible to attend rhe m e,tings." *tomi-for peace conference "lie • ml uienibei • nf fu lly graded mitten declared today th« West
City . M a n a g e r Warren E . held under Hie suspires of thr rhotrs Aw aids for nviaie courses intend* to n firr Kussia "full pinNation* In about three
Knowles *aid that Hie re sign *t'on t m irl
for this year totalled
ac lection'* agxmei .in? arm# l th rral
would h# presented Hie Board nf y r a r i.”
j
rordlni
In
IV.
G.
Flrotip.
tern
- I>«sns a reunited Germany.
The two Western power* sub
Macmillan sail the Wes! wouH
Sanford C’lly Comrni ton-rs at
tary
nf
th*
Department
nf
Church
i>. op»,e v seriirity pa> t of this kxnd
their regular meeting Monday nutted a resolution a few hours I Miis’c.
before Ihe General Aisemhlyr'a tn.
at the Big Four foreign ministers*
night.
The AYmnan'g'
^'onary Union. (■inference n|wmng in Geneva Oel.
natem I’o lttkal Committee began
debate on Hie peareful uses of specialising Y / '» rrlsblp and : T in an effort tn induce th# Krem
mission sUitC
rl ns er 19.- lin lo approve the unification ol
atomic -nrrc»
The resolution c*pre<*ed satis- j (Vh* kook* A ffS # -,7toM a wants G, 1 many
faction with Ihe rets Its of the were lasu^' N „ fn « „ n „ n „ f tbe
II* aaid the W*tlern recurMf
nev. Je tie 3! Waller, ne-, IH*-, atoma-for-peare conference held In ehurrhee^
,t US tb# auslll- - guarantee
would
t># *ff*ctivo
trlct Sutlerintendrnt of Ihe Orlands! C«:iev* last Aug i m and 1* 11- ! «»r or* 6 1 .7 ^ , * for b-.<. and l''w lK th rr surh a unit*,! G eim anf
D istriri will make his (ir-t nffieisl i lirord that the Av.einblv continue I nlrla, > £ N ^ p | |
Ji iies. e< | rlioo-e* to p>in the North Mlattig
which • •««?* £
srsit tn the First Mrthodi>t Churrh| the advisory rom m lttr*
V a i r y of tbe tYoniau's Treaty Oiganiration iN A ID ) or V*
planned Hie Geneva meeting
on Sunday evening. October 9.
I M l/' ‘▼O'.C n kn. d'reels Fiends remain neutral.”
The Rev. Waller will fill Ihe put j T h r propoval also noted "vsllb i •Y
*• tbl* field,
1
fmeign s c ret ary gave this
pit at Ihe evening church liutir and •aUafacHon that substantial prog
'[•review of Western rlan* for Grnfollowing the service will preside' ress has been made tow aid nego
leva in a foreign oolicy address
at the firat Quarterly Conference | tiation of a draft statute ' estab
(onfertner mrct-ng here
of the vear 1955 Mi. WalUr came- lishing an international agency to
M arm itlun warm'd ihe delegate*
to Ihe Orlando District from l h r ( promote the (>e*ccful use, of atom
against espccting >|N-ctactilar re .
pastorate nf thr First Methodist: Ir energy. The statute, the resolu
T l e regular "innthlywmeeting of rulls at Geneva " I shall be satis.
tion said, has hern circulated to
Chur-h tn Rartira
the Board „ f Dirretnr* nf the I tied if wr make some practical
Ih e public is Invilrd to hear •II interested government* for
f». mbmle Counts Chamber of Tom- progresa,” hr said.
their rorisMlrration and romnirnt.
him.
mere* w ill be held Tuesday even
ing. Ort. I f . at * p. m.
Thi*
mectlnir, aald
Forrest
Hifckenritlge. bo-al Chamber of
Cni.irorrea manarer. w ill be held
in the County Education Building
Board Room. 2ort E . Commercial
Aee.
4 five-point agenda w ill romf
k director* meeting of tha
l.sfnre th# directors for considera Seminole County Sportsmans As*
tion. f nfinish -d huslnes* w ill l>e • M-iatinn was held Tuenlay night
discussed, new officers lnstalle.1, uith all but two members nf Ilia
a program of work adopted, bud- group tn divetiis v dal Issurv brfeta
1 r l adopted, and a report from the local 01 ,'aniration
President Porter l.an«ing said
the niemlmrstiip drive rommlttee
that the nnmlier on# pi eject fcp
w ill he heard.
This i* the first meeting nf the thi* month has hern set a* "oif.11.
net* fiscal yra r and wtth Ihe gew beivliip” #nd their number two
arhn-vrtiirn. for October will he la
hoard of directors and new presi
repair, fix op. and put into shapa
dent George Touhy.
for a>« the several parks in tha
county They ire Weekiva, Mull#!
3 SHS Drummers
Provide Tempo
For SNAAS Parade
T . Vaughn Resigns
From Commission
U. S., Britain
Submil Resolution
For Second Confab
Russia Is Offered
'Full Protecfion'
Rev. Jesse Waller
To Visit Church
I Directors Of CofC
To Meet Tuesday
Sportsman's Assn.
Plans Projecls
NEW YORK US-Gov. Averdl
Harriman. often mentioned as a
possible candidate for the Demo
cratic presidential nomination, sHR
visit Oregon. Washington and Idahn next month.
Although Harriman has said
that Adis I S(evensIon. the unsoeceas
Democratic presidential candidate
In ton. Is his choice ter next year,
It appeared probable his western
trip weald be accepted as evidence NAPLES, tUty (A—UJL Ambas
of Ms availability for tha presi sador Clara Booth# Loco today
turned over to Italian authorities
dential no mica lion.
Kgfitnwin said yesterday hla trip tho Oral i Mbb m I of surplus US.
I.W I.m Italian
was Intended to help two old
friends, Sens. Wayne Mann ef
On m and Warren 0 . Mi
Cion Boothe Luce
Turns Over Food
nMFMlindton.
tmi . M jm m$ a m * h m mi af
by M r Bto J v S S Bat
last J b i 4 total n llM M tows
of H
V /cathci
P irflf
VDOTOAIL TQfTMIT W BAJfFOAD, nl U» BaafoH Menlctpo! 1 awow
r e kata to ba thaw* far tha firat ttaaa tonight. Bcsnlnola High
StodliB wff bo M by tho b ailS M High School Majorette Corps I School
g.-ho CeUry Fad* a a o i the Apopka Blue Darters. (Fkoto by Jaatr« ito lh 9 * M lls B « f O m IM m l A n s A s u to to o B M to Btoto I am)
,v
•.
•fir V—a.'.U.» n-.Ml a'Vfis
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HAl.I.OW F.'F.N ITEMS
9T. PETEnUBURG OPt-Th*
United Churthe* of At. Peters
burg ar# offering wri«t watches
to th# hey and girt who collect*
th* greatest nundwr of clothing
(lams this Hallowe'en. Tha youngatrra may accept goodtaa fer themstive* hut th# clothing I* for
Lake snd Cameron-WIght Parks.
Diffrrrnt projects for each month
of th* yrar will be art, said th#
sportsman association president.
The Board of Director* has pin
ned a barbecue for members on/'
at thrtr next meeting on OctoF
5Sth which wL'l be held. sccor<
to tratative plans, at th# J
Birbocwa F i t
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Subway Motormen
NEW YORK T —Ninety Dimmitd
Queen* eemmuters. deliyed ye*,
terday when 1U subway raolormen
reported "sick ." round K niee
normal today
The New York Transit Authority
suspended the 143 men. Their
pUcfi were liken during the morn
ing ruih hour by transfer ol M
men from other lines and by other
motormen workini overtime.
The reported sickness coincided
with objections by wme employe*
to a recent contract agreement h“*
tween the Authority and tht CIO
Transport Worker* Union.
Abienre of the men reduced
te n ic« by about SO per cent yesterday on the Queens dir Irion of
the Independent Subway Line.
Commuter* heading for their
jobi in Manhattan crowded into the
subway itatlonr In vain wait* for
trains Fears were held for a time
that tha pres* of people would
pu>h »ome of thtm off the plat*
form and onta tte track*.
RU M BLE LENGTH
BATON ROUGE. Ls. r - H ilr
should be "knsable" length, say*
Sirs. Trestie Arnold of Shreveport,
first vice preiidcnt of Ihe inter
state Council of Beauty Board*.
She said present slyies are food
because 'The neck is left so it can
be kissed "
INMATES VOLUNTEER
ANN ARBOR, Mieh. UP—A group
of Inmate hay fever victims at
Southern Michigan Prison have
volunteered to aid a University of
Michigan re'carth team in a fiveyear campaign against hay fever.
They will participate la elinlcal
tests.
W hy T H E B IG M m a k e s
th e biq n e w s for
P IIUOINT IlirNHOWtrS llirm tn Denver b n AdmtnMrtti'in. In eMiter, Atristsnl to the Preri*
tot stopped the Bow- of activity at the White
Nous* In WsUilngton ss a buiiccii-as*Ui'ial pstr
b ir.slntalr.ed. Samuel MiUhell (lop) arranges Vice
President Nison’s place In the Cabinet room tn
preparation for National Security Council and
Cabinet sessions over which Nixon will presl'le
Opposit* his place Is the President’s rhilr, an un
occupied reminder that thts ts stUJ the Eisenhower
(Continued From Tate One)
to tell th# cnmmittlor.ei* we w*et
pragma, then it mu* be 3-millt
tax."
A member of the audience, stand.
Ing t» he recognised said, •‘There'i
an much investment up and down
17-02 wa can’t afford to pass it
Up, We might Ju*t a* well do th*
job and do It now. 1'v# seen car*
tip and down 17-62, humrer to
bumper, unable I* move, became
tha highway I* two lanea Instead
of th* proposed four-lane*."
Wlifoa Alexander Irld the comWlsiloneta an I the audience that
what the pesnla wanted now w;*
action "Outline the »tepi," he
aaid. "and then go on record tbit
the steps hr taken "
It ;• a little difficult for the lay
man lo understand the legal tech
nicalities nerrisary lo accomplish
all that ia necessary in building
a mid »rd acquiring ihe right-of.
vraya "U nlfis," h* said. ‘There
ia i»mo positive, affirmative sc.
lion."
A word battle between rhilrmin
Meisch, (Mhim, and W Pitt Yarn*
led i.p to Wilton Alexander ita*
Jeg positively, to the crowd, that
"W hil's going to get tha rlfht-nt
a a>» ths* year is motion* ini' act.
ion* in th!» book," a* be pointed
to ire mn itr* book of th* Semi
nola Cecity Commlirioa, and he
added. "I th'nk it'a- lime to turn
the meeting bark to the Board of
Commissioners for attion
Commissioner B. C. Dodd placed
a ration before th* eommiittoner*
that "the county go ahead ami
•pend the money for right-of-way*
from Five Pointa tn the Orange
County line and that a Vmill ad
valotom tax be added " The mot.
ton wa* mended by Commission
er Brown Miller and waa rim ed
by tha Board,
County Attorney Mack N. (levaland J r . then told the «ommi**lon
and the audience that ail that wa*
necessary now is that a resolution
be made allowing the county attoroay to proceed with condemna
tion proceeding* and declaration
at taking.
Attorney Cleveland renueked
than, "this ia really a hornets
M at."
Aad from the audience aomaoae
rematked, "and full of hornet*
Odhara liked (he eommlrsJonrr*
•1m * long are we going to allow
far «R« Declaration of Taking?"
AM the* explained that, accordtag U Information from Bead
Board member William A. Dial.
Ihe bid* could be let a* sooo a*
(he declaration of taking."
B M W i Chairman Mauch took
M ti p t i l !• the tUiament and
toid Odhaa. ’T hale to eoetradkt
M r Dial hut It eatft ha dose."
Attoncy Mack N. CWreiiad
4ra raeawmaadtd to the Board
dent liiirm ia Adami cooler* with Deputy AssUiant Find Sevtoo (left), and Murray Snyder
(right), assistant pro:isccseUry, meet* with a stall
secretary to rc-um* the how ol Information which
had been routed through Denver. At bottom Is the
White Mouse switchboard and ■ parley of threw
Presidential sides. They are (L to r.) Gerald
Morgan, 1. Jack Martin and Gen. Wilton Tenons.
STRIKE ENDS
DETROIT JK-A strike of JR.VM
Michigan Beil Teiephine Co em
ployes was seTtcd Slonday only an
hour and a half after it started
a t ,« am
The settlement rail* for pay
boost* of 12 V) lo 13 a week plus
other benefits The agree merit ronUniMS th t present ia-haur work
werk. The union had asked for a
31-hour week.
Ptekel lines hid been set up In
Detroit and other Michigan cities
but were recalled with announce
ment ol tha agreement at 7 30
SHIPMENT SIO PPI.lt
BONN. Germany 'T—A If. S
manufacturer nai agreed to stop
shipping toy aircraft bearing swas
tika marking* to West Germany.
The U. S. Embassy referred the
mattrr to Washington after a
Socialist deputy complained in
Parlumrnt about sale of the toyi
in Bonn
Today ihe embassy said the l ’ S
firm "has agreed to eliminate
swastikas from impressions of
furt|ier plastic toys." It declined
late in retting tinder way, wa»
lurne* over to the discussion n*
tha 17-0} prohtteii for th* fin l
*1 minutes. The courtroom was
cleared of mnrt thin 300 visiters
and interested fftirens at 11:13
MEXICO CITY JB-n oodi in the
wake of tbrro disastrous humcan** besieged much of eaitern
Mexico yeiterday. Plea** for re
lief taxed the capacity of the
government.
Damage to the Mexico CityLaredo highway apparently xrat
more aenoui than tint reported.
Tha main touritt rout# may be
doted for *ome time.
Tamaiunchale. a favorite tour
itt itopover utually pronounced
n ti POHION e e w n e s of U * ni< Four powers are
Thomai-and-Chartie, wa* reported
ihowm at a “dinner eonference" bald In New York
completely inundated by the rag' In preparation for their meeting in Geneva on Oct. Molotov, The Big Three statesmen were making a
ing Mocteiuma River, The big
17. In the group fL to r.) are: Secretary of SUte Tour ol the international lioriion with Mototmr
iteel bridge there wa» said to have
tJohn r u le r Dullea; British rocriga Secretary at the dinner, heated by Duties.
flaleriuiflowcir
been wa*hed out. A messenger
walked tha 10 mile* to Ciudad
”i Canada’* province of Alberts' Improved vaccina give* prem ia
Valles with a note from the mayor
dical supplies and doctor* from pr0duces 210.000 barrel* of cil a ol eliminating whooping cough a*
saying the city of 23.000 writ under
carrier. Ten U.S. Air Foree
from more than t.otM well*.
1 a public health problem.
water and running ahort of food.
Ciudad Valle* and nearby TV
muln. a tourist retort, alto were
under water and official* atked (or
helicopter aid. Tbouiand* were
hemelrs*.
Four more p e r t n n ■ were
drowned n**r Martiner de la
Torre, bringing Mexico** death toll
from Hurricane Janet to 290 Mor*|
than l.ooo were injured and tome'
I Need A Dealer In One of Local GULF
loo.ooo homeleu.
Service
Stations. $500:00 Per Month Can
Relief and rescue work continued
at top speed in the two hardest
Be Made by Hardworking Operator.
^
hit arras—around the Gulf port of
Tampico and on the Yucatan FenAf Least Sl.’ Ort fa^h Required Tor Slnckl
insula.
U S. helicopter* from the air
Other Financing Can Re Arranged. If Interested
craft carrier Saipan, anchored out
CALL JOHN SHEPPAnD 334
tide Tampico, ware in almost con
stant operation to transfer food, ate relief in sight.
KATE STB IK F.A
s u n n y South Met Nam '**At len t so persona were billed
when Typhoon Kate atruck North
Viet Nam Sepf 20. the official
ni ’V a g e n ry reported Morxday.
tju ting the newspaper Tin Hai
phong of Haiohong, tha agency
said the to fatalities occurred tn
and around that big North Viet
Ntm port. Details of damage to
Hanoi, the Vleimmh capital, have
not been released.
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Marshal Sir John Harding flew
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■creen today to lake control of
this troubled British crown colony.
Nicosia residents ignored the ar
rival of the new governor, who
says hsi first task will be to re
store order to the east Medilarranean island and "tbaa maintain
it."
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security! New improvement* in famous Merc-O-Matte Drir* u 4 ball-joint front stupwaioa. New wider lhan*'« choio* of ■niridV
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gl»n has formally opened it* 37lh
annuel convention although form’ I
>r«u ns iti not begin until next
Monday.
Th* national headquarters staff
arrived last night—33 officers and
rkrks who are vanguard o( an
fitim ited 33.000 delegates.
Foil* In many Honda towns
have established hospitality hous
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Two Automotive
Mechanics Receive
Special Awards
A fameui b»*eb*U personality of
pre-world War I day* paitrd
away yesterday morning at Flori
da Sanitarium.
Can Farina, a catcher on Connla
Mack** farnrd Athletic* of ThilaHrlphia. dlfd y«*l*rd*y morning at
5.M following a lir.garinx illnaaa.
Farina waa born on March 0,
ISM In Soldier* Crtak, and
had llttd In Longwood for 2'a
Seminole County Stolon. Inr
Podce. Plymouth d*al»r of 519 F " *•
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that two of tha firm'* outstanding
automotiva mechanici hiva receivad special award* from Cbry»ler
Corporation.
Tommy O'Sltan and Charlf* A.
Hardy hava received an award a
the form of bronxa Flaguea In re
cognition of their luccenful ac
complishment of one year of parti
cipation in a course of advanced
automotive meehaniei. Notification
came fro.n W. R. Rice, director of
service of Plymouth and admlnlatrator of the nation wide training
program under which more than
150.0M mechanic* have received
ipecial tramag a the atrvicing
of Chryiltr Corporatan cara and
trucki. The t r a a a * program la
known nationally aa the Mailer
Technician* Sendee Conference.
Rice lay*. "The Matter Tech pro
gram la the largeit and among the
■noil luccetiful mechanical train*
a g program* ever altomptad by
American Induitry. It atiurea ear
owner* of expert iir n c e by mailer
technician*—men who keep up-loWaa oo modaro aerviee method*."
"We take our hata off to theaa
m atter technician*." Rice and.
“ Many have token thla training on
their own time, over e period of
year*. They have ihown their determination to become eaperta to
their field."
Jack Batlgan, manager. iayi,
•‘The Mailer Technician* program
takea the gueaawork out of auto
mobile aervlce. keepa labor and
material expenditure* at a mini
mum, and reaulU to more accu
rate work at Waa ax pen** to th*
auto earner."
Enrollment In MTSC la voluntary.
Every month. Plymouth dealers
receive an Initructlonal kit which
dealt with one ipecial H nlee
problem, la each aettlon, the men
study the problem under d ic ta
tion by uiing the sound slide film*,
booklets and charts which art in
cluded in the kit. Then they apply
what they have been shown when
they go to work on the auto parti
or niembUai Involved during the
practical work period of the Con
ference. Each station end* with a
written tori, and each man'* exa
mination paper la sent to MTSC
headquarters where It la reviewed,
graded, and beeomei pari of hit
permanent record.
Bramley Announces
November Election
John Bramley. Chairman of the
Board of Public Instruction, an
nouncod today that tha Special
Tax School District election for
the election of three trustees and
deelermlning the millagc levy for
day. Nov. S, IKS.
Bramley laid that the present
trustae*. R. F. Cooper of lanfonl,
Roy Howell of Lake Mary, and Roy
Mams of Sanford havo an Indicated
their intention of running again for
the office of Trustee.
The board also encourage*.
Chairman Bramley said, the sup
port of the • miOt requested for
general operating expense* and the
two mill* requested for building
nnd but reserve fund.
Tbe two mills for building and
bus reserve fund are to be used
for maintenance, coostraction and
other capitol outlay purposes end
II la the tame mlUage used the
pari two years.
Person* whose name* are to be
printed on tha ballot for approval
i i T n u tm may bo nominated at
any time up to IS days preceding
tha time ot the election, by peti
tion of five or more persona q talifled to vote In Um election, .Med
with the Board at Public lasirarMon of Seminole County. Petition
'fWma can bo obtained from the
Seminole County Superintendent of
Public Instruction.
TVvaa persona who qualify a* a
candidate far the office moat have
been a resident of the Slate of
Florida for at Wait one year aod
• resident Of Uto county for six
He must ho properly re-
SANFORD. FLORIDA
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FamPlayer
Rf VERB IIAUGLAND
WASHINGTON bP>- Television
star Arthur M. Godfrey today paid
a $500 fine tn settling a complaint
of earaleaa flying.
At the »gm# Urn* Godfrey denled, through his attorney, that the
payment waa an admission of
guilt.
Tha C !r iU » v
idMMb*
ttaUen offered to accept 1500 “in
full aatllement of civil penalties
arising by reason of thrs* viola
tions."
It laid tha violations referred
to mulled from the approach of
Godfrey'! twln-ergin* DCS too
elos* lo an Osark Air Line DCS
near Aurora, Ilk, Sept 7.
Tha pilots of tha Osark plana
filed a written ramplaint with tha
CAA charging that Godfrey'* DC1
overtook them abortly after tak*.
off from Chicago's Midway Air
port and (oread them to turn
aside.
The CAA said that payment of
the $500 fin* concludes the Inciddent so far ae It is concerned.
A spokesman said 't Is fairly
common for the CAA to accept
fine* of that site In settlement of
violations that ara not flagrant
in nature.
Godfrey** attorney. C. Leo De
Orsey, laid In n letter to the CAA
that Godfrey feela that ho acted
“with every consideration for
safety," bat recognises that Indi
vidual Judgments may vary and
that “paiiangera fhexperienced In
aviation could well be disturbed
by the seemingly close proximity
of another aircraft."
Da Oney tald that If any peascreen were dlstored by tha In
cident, Godfrey "extendi his sin
cere regrets that someone who
hie dented a targe rart of 2d
year* In aviation to its safety and
Its advancement should hava given
them eauao far anaiety of any
kind."
Stats Park Board
To Lease Area
TALLAHASSEE DPI— T h a
State Park Board has voted tn
leas* an area In Birch Stota Park
in Fort Laudardal* for recreational
development provided attorney*
for the Hugh Taylor Birch aetata
approve
Park Director Eraeet Hill said
tk* baurd took the action a t Ita
-retin g bora Monday.
Tha aaatract will b* mad* with
Sunriaa Racnation, tnr„ which
propeaai to put In an ll-bal* golf
to u rtV a anack her, email boat
au rin* and landing docki and
ereatwDy a uwlmmin* pool.
BETTER TO QUARREL
lit—Mr*. Eleanor Rooteovtrflow crowd In
last alght that there
In tWUni tad N«
It (a far batter they
fight.
i thaa M H M rttM
Nations M t t u n i tha UN "ha* B a
ulk and arganKst
to save on from
might hava boon
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Waters
Continue
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Ike’s Condition
Said 'Excellent'
In Medical Report
Ry MARVIN !- ARROWS*mi
nr.WF.R r — rr*»ldfnt Eisen
hower'S doctors reported airly to
day that he had “an excellent
c ,“" ' " 4 A retired train dispatch
lonville.
*r with both the Atlantic Coast night" la hie fight lor recovery
from a heart attack.
Line and Southern Rallroadt.
Survivors Include the widow,
The T a m . MST bulletin from
Mr*. ‘ D. R. Farina; on* brother, Fitmmoni Army Hospital eame as
C. A. Farina of Ijonrwood: and a cosy air of raui ous optimum
on* lister, Mr*. Albena Williams j continued to prevail around tha
of Lonsdale, Pa.
I President * beds id*.
Funeral eervices will bt held at
The latest medical report said:
3:50 p. m. Thursday at Rrisson
The Piesidrat had aa uccllaol
Funeral Home wdth Father Themat i ni;ht
of the Oranx# City Monastery of•H# , jfpt aoundly from 1 11 p m.
Delating. Burial will be in the , ,8 ^
4m
Lake Mery Cemetery.
__| ♦•hi* condition continue*
to
Den Farina, though "i-years-old pro'revs
satisfactorily
without
* a s originally signed i t a mem complications."
ber of the Philadelphia Athletics
by Connie Mack and kept up hit
correspondence with famous has#ball men who played with him on
that team.
$500 Fine is Paid
By Arthur Godfrey
For Flying Penally
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER. A 19X»
Contract Is Signed
By Navy To Build
Launching Gear
BALTIMORE UP>-Th* Evening
Bun said today the Navy has sign
ed a co-tract with the Glenn L.
Martin Co. of Baltimore to design,
build and operate tha launching
gear for an earth satellite.
President Eisenhower announced
several «r*ka ago the govern
ment wrai sponsoring an attempt
to launch si eh a satellite into out
er epee* for acirntifie purpose*.
William J . Parkinson, assistant
managing editor of the Evening
Fun, reported the Navy.Merlin
contract tn n dispatch from Wash
ington.
He ta il neither tha Navy, tha
Department .if Dafrn**, r*»r - Urn
Martin Co. would any anything
about IL
W h e n President Elsenhower
mad* hi* announcement It was
speculated a satellite about the
*(i* of an over-inflated basketball
would he sent 500 mile* or more
in the air.
There It would cirri* the eerlh
tS or 16 times a day at an average
of about 11,000 m. p. h.
The Evening Sun reported formel announcement that the Navy
ha* algned a 20-mllllan dollar
contract with Martin may com*
after a high-level scientific meet
ing later thl* month.
Sewer Project
Nearing Finish
Th* downtown sower project,
nearing completion. Is about tn
erase Park Av*. where traffic ii
being detoured today Into a tingle
lane In order to rontlnu* th* flow
of rare and track* while com
pleting th* taction which will con
nect the t u t srith th* waal sewer
length.
Thl* morning, worker* were
pitting the well point eyilem,
prior to the excavation of ditches
for the placing of th* sewer pip*.
Sanford Polir* Department pa
trolmen this morning moved park
ing along Park Av*. In front of
th* City Hall in order to provide
a tingle Inn* of traffic moving
couth at well ai a lan* moving
north.
Well point epitome have been
pitted on both tha east and west
•idea of Park Av*. in order to
eipedito tha project at tha point
of heaviett traffic.
WICHITA FALLS. Tex. !# Heavy rain In some areas of north
west Texas Init nnht apparently
hid Itltle effect on widespread
floodwalert of ih* Wichita River
and Holliday Creek here.
In some places gauges showed
flood waters down a lew inches
tht* morning.
However, nffiriilt refused to h»
optimistic until Over were sure the
new rains would not aggravate the
Rood situation.
Officials were optimistic after s
new survey of flood damage. They
estimated about IV) persons had
been affected, including tome still
living in Ihe flooded home*. Ear
lier estimates had ranged to 500.
The Wichita River was reported
down one lenih of a foot ainre
110 p m. last night when tha river
three feet sbov* flood stage,
Holliday Creek, into which Ihe
Wichita flood waters have backed
up, was unofficially reported down
•a couple of inchev" at on* po.nt
tht* morning.
The flooding her* sod m other
parts of northwest Texas began
after raint esrlier this week that
amounted to a* much s* • inch*.
Local Jaycees
Receive Award
The Bemlnnla County Junior
Chamber of Commerce ha* been
honored by lie parent organisa
tion.
For their achievement* during
the pest year, an award, signed by
State President Byrd F. Marshall
and tha National President Hugh
McKenna, haa been received by
the local group.
"Starting America's !,talers"
ii the award presented the Semi
nole County Jaycees which read*
at follow e:
Awarded ta: Th# Bcrtlnei*
County Junior Chamber of Commerrt for fulfillment of ill re
quirement* and outstanding par
ticipation In Starting America’s
Leaders— Youth Development Pro
gram of th* United State* Junior
Chamber of Commerre. Dated lhi»
2nd dav of October 1955. Signed*
Byrd F. Marshall. State President
and Hugh MrKtnna, National
Pinident.
To nin the award the local Jaycr* organisation a n rrquirad to
succesafully e«mplrt* eix pro
ject* prescribed by tha national
organisation la Youth AcUvitita
from October 1954 to October
1955. The projects pieiented were:
Christmas Parade 1951, Orphan
Shopping Tour 1954, Jaybeea April
1955, Faster Egg Hunt April
1955, Leadership Award* (High
School) June 1955, ,and Fishing
Rodeo Auguel 1955.
8 Persons Shot A s Battle
Rages Outside Foundry
Troopers
Sheriffs Office
To Make Reporls
On Car Arrests
Nov. 8 D eadline
Called
For Qualification To Help
4 Escaped Inmales
Recaptured Today;
2 Still At Large
BCR ANTON. T» 'H -The fourth
of »i* neaped iomates of Ihe
F in iew Flat* Hospital for Ihe
ctimins! insane wsi recaptured
today a a police Intensified their
manhunt for the two atilt at large
Ernest Johnson, 4J. Tittiburgh,
wai seircd os th* little town ot
Rrowndale. five mtlea aouth of the
state t- •**>it!»l located at Waymar'
Scranton.
J
is Identified by anr
ic trader of » preslt
cak ai the itate In
st
ii which 1$ Inmates Fed
the h -^ital last June only to be
rcriptuied within >6 hours.
Those still at large wrra listed
at Paul Cook, M-yaar-old Beaver
Falls, T a ., man convicted of Hay
ing hla father, mother and slater
II ^ears ago. and Richard Mil
iums, J I Johnvtown, P*.
Seircd within to hour* alter lhay
gained their temporary freedom
were Benjamin Porter, a convicted
Philadelphia slayer;
Krampton
Lundy. M Rockville Center. N Y .
and Alphonao ttackui. W, Phila
delphia.
Backua waa raptured in Carbon
dale, Pa., t i t hour* after th* break
was first dUcosered by a night
watchmen *1 the hospital. Porter
end Lundy were nabbed b> police
in Browndal*.
Dr. John P AHovll. Hospital
iui<erintenrlcnti said the six in
mates overpowered guards Jay
Oonrs and Edward Rattle, linked
them in a cell in th* institution*
maximum aacutily ward jesterday, and then escaped by prjuig
mortar from around a concrete
,lih m th* guerd*' offire.
U of F Suspends
Five Students
LOS ANGELES
pnlleo say
Joseph E. Matthews, 45. got a
push for him stilled auto—right
into Jail.
Gas station attendant Ja m ti A.
Jackson, >4. said he wai looking
uoder Matthews' car hood yester
day when h* heard tha money till
close. Jackson quietly pulled Ihe
car's Ignition wires and then cour
teously pushed Matthew* and the
car from the alation.
Jacgson returned.* discovered
$91 missing and cal^d police. Offi
cers said they found Matthews
wondering why hit car wouldn't
start. He was booked on suspicion
of robbery.
GAINESVILLE (Th—Th* Unissrsity of Florida b»* iu»p*nd#d
five etudents for one eemester,
put IT on probation, and rapriminded tseo for falsifying record*
in th# fall
registration.
The action by th* university diteipllnaryr committee bring* to sev
en the number of etudenl* suspend*d foe falsifying registration rtenrdi. Tw* were suspended eatller
this semester.
The charges egelnst the etoCanto Included theft «f registra
tion materials, securing of clan
registration card* under fils* pretense, forgery of signatures, end
iltrgel erasures.
Under a university policy,
remes of th* student* were not
released. Dr. Geoige R Bentley,
professor of humanities, i* chair
men of the discipline committee.
Five Candidates
To Be Initiated
Policeman Jacques
Has Musical Beat
Robber Gets Push
Right Into Jail
No. JM,
AatwrUtcd P r m le a n e d Wlr#
The Sanfoul I^wlg# ut tl.# R*n*.
TOWSON, Md. (AN—A Ralllvolrnt and Protective Order of more County policeman who used
Elks will hold an Initiation Thurs tn beat out piano rythm* with a
day evening, Oct. 6. Five candi dine* band haa found a plara on
A meeting of the Civil Service date! will be Initiated into the
the police b#*t tor hla muaie—tha
Board of tht City of Sanford will
be held tomorrow night at •
Ll. Lawrence E. Jacques, you
o'clock h the Civil Servlet room Robert J . Thomas and Carl C.
might
say, i» the Paul Whiteman
of Ihe Lily Hall.
Dodson.
of safety to thousand* of Balti
Tha meeting ii a regularly arhaPreceding th* Initiation cere more County school children. He
dultd oat according to N. O. Gar mony aa Italian apaghotU with
ner. Personnel Director for th* meat bail* auppor will ha aarvad tompoeei music end rhymea with
traffic *af«ty th*m#a and Uachra
City.
beginning at 6:10. Tht (upper I* th* klda to put th#ir safety Uabeing prepared hy Stinson Kinlaw
j sen* ta muilc.
and hll ram mitt#*.
TOUNG GIANT
I La*t year, aom# J$,990 pupil* at
MIAMI BEACH UR-Tha railroad
.1* schools were honored at special
industry must regard itself a* a
WHO OWNS WHAT?
i assemblle* far camplling perfect
vigorous young flanr and muit
OCALA I * — Deputy Shtriff safety record*.__________
plan for growth. Jama* M. Sjmes, Kenneth Hart found out what
president of (ha Penni ylvanta Rail happened to th* monkey Mn.
road, tald hero ytiUraay.
MOAQUITO BLUES
Tom Martin reported mining.
FERN ANDIN A BEACH Jr i- R
"Th* Industry should spend M
Her huabaad told it to a fitted
bOUan daCara to Ih* a n t to year* for M , Hart u id ,
hut tha waa a routine report down to tha
If R really dnucU to participate friaod’i vfi« wautoat tot him lin# fia t aald: eiue# nf aecidaut.
la tbo w p iid to j American wot
"Mosquito" waa tha aaiwar afIt and ha getd H to a third
o a y ," toUMa KM to t Tree wry
for SB,
ficari |ot from William J . Koppfin,
.
Hail.
Dtriatoa,
Maitto triad to hoy R S , of Oklahoma Cvly. H«‘ laid
back tha IBM max waatod M •hila ha hatted at lha mnaqulto
He a*Id traifM movement* to aid Martin afcjtctod. Hart itM. Ua ear ran off Ova road and into
matUag th* ctaa atoaud vHhout a fro# yaatarday.
tbe Varied fitoton will bu m
•ad Ua wjia wuga toaaL.
Meeting Told
i
Jtrurj
Deadline for qualifying in lire
San*r,rd City F.k'rUon on Nov cm
her X u;il be at S p m, Oct tl
•nd It N Sayer, litv Clerk No
one an tar. has qualified for Ihe
rt>mir.g rtrvtiun which l» being
held In name a Lily lummi<-inn
er to fill the vacancy caused by
the rtpl jimn of the term of May.
or Denver Cordell.
Sayer atsu pointed out that the
registration books of Ihe city will
clou- at S p m. on Friday. Oct.
2*. Thn«r who have out at vet regi-terrd, so that they m*v hr ell.
gihle lo vot« m the election, are
urged to register before Oct 24
Only one indication ha* been
msih-. lip tn tht* time, of the pn*ilbi!lti*i of a randidatr tor the
vacancy on the Board of City
Commissioner. Merle Warner haa
indicated that there Is some pro.
habiltllrs that he will be a randiditr but he insisted that ha has
no made a final decision. Warner,
a service station operator on Firat
Strtat at Sanford Ate.. Is the
firit, so far, to show any interest
and aay that he might become a
candidate tor tht city wide post a*
Coni mission er.
Rocks, Bottles
Arc Hurled
NEW CASTLE. Ind P — Eight
prison* were shnt lodev in a
pitched hsttle involving an e«ti.
mated .vooo wmpathy demonstra
tors outside the little strike plagued
Peifee Circle I'orp, foundry.
Police received so unconfirmed
report that one person had been
killed.
Thre* of the virtimi »•>» war*
wounded hy hulleti, on# seriously,
were nonstrikers inside the plant.
Five demonstrators were wound
ed a> eity police fired from inside
the plant.
The interior of i house near the
plant lived hy polire as a head*
quaiteri was broken into and all
furnishings destroyed.
Rocks and hollies broke all
window* In th* guard house at Ihe
plant'i main gate
Gov. Georg# N. fra ig 'i office
ordered IV) state polire trooper*
into th* area Immediately. They
were lo join city police before
moving into the trouble area
Horace Coin Craig's esecutive
tecielary, said "we re hopeful and
qurltrd end order restored without
railing nsut Ihe National Guard."
Landowners Told I
01 Change In Rates
In Ih* absrnrr of Gos. Craig,
wlm is In Miami for American
l^giuo Committee ronfeirnce prior
to th# opening of the National ro
se nlion there Oct. to 1.1. Gov.
Harold Handley would have lo call
out the guard if It Is reeded
Handley hit said he would not
rati them out without first ronsullIni with th# governor,
Thouiandi of demonstrators,
apparently romiag from as lir
away ai Kentucky and Tennessee,
stormed onto Ihe foundry'* parking
lot. some ahouting, "let s go home
and get our guns. Well show the
dirtv
PartR—
of. the crowd pulled back
after appeals tor dispersal were
made from an automobile rooftop
hy Capt Robert Itillon of the
Indiana Slat* Toiler and f. J
Kueela of Indianapolis, assistant
regional director of tha striking
CIO United Auto AAoiker.
fapt Dillon, commander of t v
•tat# pohrt post at
nearby
Cunnersvtlle, stained th* demnn
•tralori to disperse on threat
bringing In "200 (tit* police withm
two hour* "
However, some of Us, demon
slraloii stayed near tha foundry,
throwing atone*, bottles and bncki
V. T. Ramey. Jkminole, Assist,
ant County Ranger of the Flnrida
Forest Service reminds landuwneis
that the rate, tor plowing fire
tines around iimbeiland haa been
changed clfeclivt Sept t.
Th* change from a per mite to a
per hour bail* waa made to con
form with a rr-nlution psned bt
the State legislature duelling that
when a rharge it made tor any
servlre by a state ageney, this
rharge must be luflirient In cover
Ihe actual cost of the aervlce.
"This change tn a pei hour 1st six
will muse neatly put our equip
mrnt operation rharge in line with
the accepted prartice of charging
tor crawler tractor operation by
tba hour,” Ramey said.
The current ratea tor Ihe ditferenl pieces of equipment will run:
Mro per hour lor lines plowed hy
a John Deere, t ; oo tor the TD I
cilia, and $10 no foe th* TD-il
d ii*.
"Plowt-d fir* lines around and
through timberland *r* an affeclive mein* in rheckmg tha pro
gress of a wildfire To encourage
landowners to have fir* Itnea plow
ed a* a fir* prevention measure,
the Slate Forest Service will plow
Ih* first fifteen minutes without
charge." roneluded Ramey.
In • recent merrbsndls* award
Foe further information, ne to sponsored jointly by the Aries
report a wildfire, cell: !M W Baa- ."More* Corporeliun end tba Tip
ford, Fla.
Top Supermarket, the Iwo major
Sheriff Lu'her TT-shhe tods*,
said that he would put into effect
the instruction* given th# sheiiff*
of Fiiridv a! Itie Governor's High
way Safeiv Lonfcrerra held in
Miami lavi weekend
Shertff Hobby u .f that (h'pulles
and his entire tore# would bear
down on hot rods any evressnn
tpee 1 motorivts in orrir to help
rlim rat# %om# of ihe highway
fatalities md property toss.
Reports of arre-t! *||| S# dtl*
patchrd promptls- to Tallsha1**#,
•aid Sheriff Hohhs, along with th#
disposition o f each c*i# And ha
revealed that after three ca'#s
brought against am ore nvo'oml
who ts tottnd guilty of the viol*.
Hon*, will mean the revocation
of drivers iicens#s.
Juvenile Traffic cases, said tha
sheriff, wdl h# handled in th#
•am# manner as the adult motorisla axcept they wdl ht tried be
fore Ih* Jtivrntt* Judge The sam*
measure* wdl he taken to ihe>*
ce*ee,
"W# era patrolling th# County
highways ” said Sheriff Itohhv,
"day and night tn apprehend Ih*
traffic violator betorw h# kills him.
aelf or eumront r is e " Triffia
caaea from rverniv* i|Mtd. drtv.
mg while inlnxiratrd, not observ
ing traffic regulation rotating to
th* pasting an tutls. end viol*,
ll»n of right of way arw piling
up, snd we intend In rontlnu# our
crackdown on motorist* not herd
ing the warning "Another violalion ■# raped in watch ctoroit,"
according to the sheriff, *ia Hi*
•towng up in #«ng#t(rd a m t and
ia school tones ''
Aa a result of Instructions re
ceived at the Governor's tltghwae
Safely Conference, said Sheri'f
Hobby. "\V# ara m report any
one w* see that. In our opinion,
ni’' f»P-*hl of Hilvlng" "Siirh
rases
he said, a mild rcaiili i i
a lest and evamtnatmn given to
that motorist reported"
No Progress Told
; As US, Red China
Ambassadors Meet
J. Gazill Anounces
Two Major Awards
Ames Brothers, ABC T . V. Sued
LOS ANGEI.EB i/TN-Th* Ames
Rtotheia and the ARC Television
Network have been sued for $225,900.
Two writer*, Alan IJpsrntl and
Robert Fisher, filed the suit >'#*•
teiday claiming the Ames bro
thers’ show sv*t Illegally rnpie*
from their production idea called
“Four Cheers for .Atom,”
Former President
Truman To Speak
KANSAS CITY rv- Former
President Harry S Truman kcaves
today by train tor Boston where
he will apeak Thursday night al
a Tr.im»n Memorial Library din
n»i under auspice* nf Ihe United
Jewish appeal. From Boston he
will go Ic. Nrwr York for several
d i)i and while Iher# visit New
York * Gov. Avwrill Harriman.
CHANGING HANDS
JACKSONVILLE .JP- The A#s
(loud, luxurious fourmaited sail
ing yacht that hat been host to
piesidrnls and royally, today
changed from American registry
to Dominican Republic.
Gibbs Corp, ship building and
repilr firm here, recently bought
tba ftoa Cloud from Mrs Mar fori*
Marriwaathar Port ot Washlnitou,
D.C.
It was buill In Germany in 1H1
at a coat of lto million dollars *ml
had bean owned by Joiaph Davie*.
termor i » ambassador to Ru»-
awards wei# announced hy Tip
Top Ownrr-Manager, Jo# Gesill,
* i follows:
First prise of t Monarch Raw.
Ing Marhin* to Air*. tAilma 9#«n.
409 Pslmrrio Av*. and second
prise nf a Monarch Vacuum Clean
er to .Mis. Jane R. Glenn, Apt.
9, Ednard Higgins Teriare.
ll was *mphatised by Gaiill
that in order to participate in lha
awards, no putrhas# was neces
sary nor was il requited that th*
holder of a winning tirtet b# pi*.
•enl. Registration at Tip Top was
all lhat was ntressary.
GENEA t Iwitrettsnd P—Am*
betiednrt of the United Alafet end
Communist China ms* for Ih# I9:H
llitls* Ind*). but afti r Iwrn bnqre
19 mimitea of discussion they fail
ed U report any progress toward
rasing tension m lha Far East.
The etmosphei# enveloping th*
talks seemed rather to indicate t
stiffening of aiSitodw* on bolls
side*.
Th# two envoys I* Aleals John,
son foe the Untied V ital *cd
Vetif Ping.nen lor Red China—
cnuid not even agree today op a
sentence In lh«* romminique <•#•irllung Ihe tuhjecl id Ihrir dltru‘ sion as Ihry hid done in Ih*
pail.
Fhcv simitted Ibe senlrnc# snd
Ihe communique said only * Tba
ambassadors u( Ihe Lolled Slvl‘’s
i Pina held their 19th meeting to,
day Pro nest meeting will ba
held fsalurday. Oft I . "
Dog Class Planned John L. Lewis's
Fjnrullmcnt nf Fall Dog Train
Heart Trouble
ing class will open Friday, Oct, 2
*1 I p m at Ihe Animal llotpllal,
Not Too Severe
Orlardn Highway, Thoro inter
ested are asked In call 1229
INDICTED
Of'ALA JP -Mrs L'arleaiher May
Fool* yesterday was indicted for
firat degree murder in th* slaying
nf Roscoe J . Hatgell, a Negro
stale beverage agent
Hargett was ihoi lo death aftc
he arrested Mrs. Poola'a husband.
Juliu* Poole, Negro accused of tn
terfering with Hargett and a fel
low agent investigating a moon
shine ease. The Incident svecurted
Kept. M at a piric 16 uviias from
bar*.
MEMORIAL IK RVICES
JACKSONVILLE ISA-Tb* Sivy
yesterday bald memorial aarvlcet
for nils* erawmtn of a Humean*
Huntar plana and fwa Canadian
ntwapapar man who disappeared on
a (light Into tba atom Jan et lait
w i
WASHINGTON r Doctor* h» •#
diijnosrd John I Lewis* trouh'a
as a hrart attack l;Ve Ih# on* lh.it
felled Piesidrnt Eisenhower, hut
not ai lever*.
Tr. John Minor. Lewis’ physl#
run. said last night it now appear*
toe Tl year old bon of ihe United
Mine Workers suffered a “ ver*
minimum heart attack” about lw«
weeks ago Minor said Lewis is
progressing so welt he probably
would go home at th# end ot lhl6
week.
Lewis wi* admitted to Emergen*
cy Hospital Sapt. S - tbs day
before Eisenhower was stricken i*
Colorado It waa said at (bu timu
he wai In for ■ rest and checkup.
Rut Minor said yesterday U kafi
been drier mined ha waa stricken
with a "allghl” reran ary thrumbeat*.
Ha auM Lewis' attack wai "net
nearly In tha *am*
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SANFORD HERALD
T f«
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Conservation
News
Ry BEN WIGGINS.
A i r SLICED HAWAIIAN
Soil C'oottrwil'iaJtl, I ’SOA
ntmt this Off. Ft.ASM/ WfDKTTIn II'U WO. TWtS
ove AtOH»NOW,MfOtCJHAOCUIStt**
TOlIAt FIGHT, MANIWO* \OUT, It MAT I w
MFAtWteS dot J TOwo*wON
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US AWAit . ■.-rrrn s OWNpmtmv/
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AND WE DON'T,
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The regular monthly meeting of
the Board of Suprrvlior. of the
Srmtnnla Soil Comcrvation Dutrirt
wat held at the City Hall in Oviedo Tuetday night, The purpoie of
holding the matting in Outdo vat
to give Hit farmer* and iinebar*
of that area an Idra of what the
induct program l> and how they
coult olilatn and profit by taking
advantage of tha frta terhniral
itrvtce* provided by Hit technleian* of the Soil Contervation
Strvice,
The*e technlral itrvlee* include
a detailed aurvey of a farmer's
land by a trained mil aricntltl up
to a depth of W ineliei. any rnguttering probltmi dealing with
toil and water contervation, and
technical aviiitacr in working out
a lound plan or program whereby
each acre of lanJ will be uird to
produce the cropi which the land
i. beat capable of producing and
the neccm ry protective mraiurc*
that will improve the fertility and
productive capacity of the land.
During the month of September
"Shorty" While, »otl acientDt from
Orlando, aurveyeu i., I .n .
aix nrwr cooperator* of the Semin
ole Dutrirt Engineering an litVice wav r-nderrd to five cooperator* dealing with drainage and ir
rigation problem*. Five haiir coo
ler'atlon plan* were worked nut
with the following cooperator*:
Jack Smith, W. B Evan*. S. C.
rtltchle, W. A. Leffler. and W. W
Unr. A bade plan conthtj of. a
lirt! u»- map—rhowing what each
held will be tried for. * land capa
bility map-thawing the variou*
type* of roil, an aerial photograph
of th* Individual farm, and a aet
<d written imtruction* dealing with
lark) preparallnn, ferttllring, lim
ing, adding rate*, cover crop*,
drainage, irrigation, and etc.
The board member* preient for
the meeting were; Chairman -Bon
ner Carter, W. W. Linz, Ralph
Htmmond, C. A Wale*. Henry
Wight, and teeretary—Bill Weit.
PRIESTS ARRIVE
HONG KONG <r—'Thire Relgan
pneiti. Father* Albert E. J . Weyta
Ju lti Stheyvaert* and Paul Coueke
arrived here Monday aboard the
B r i t I »h freighter Pakhnl from
Shaaghai. They report*! that MO
Roman Catholic* were arretted In
Shaaghai recently In the lied*'
new drive againit religion.
Father Coueke said the only for
eign clergymen who I* free to
move about Shanghaf 11 Rithap
Jflh e *’*£■. WaHV'nfCumborland.'
Md. who expressed nu de*ire to
leave China untU he ii "kicked
out."
PERCENTAGE DOWN
HONG KONG iP~Lc*s than *>
per rent of Red China'* IMS bailr
comtructlon plan* were fulfilled
during the first right month* of
thti year, an litur of the Peiping
People’* Dally reaching Hong
Kong Monday reported.
The paper indicated fulfillment
of the Communitt*' first five-year
plan may be in jeopardy.
ANN* PAGE MACARONI OR
SULTANA LIGHT MEAT
CAMPELL’S
SULTANA WHOLE
A *P YELLOW CLING
GREEN BEANS
S LIC E D PEACHES
SULTANA SHORT GRAIN
A4P FANCY
FA N C Y RICE
A P P LES A U C E
XUTLEY QUARTERS
SUN8WEET
M ARGARINE
PRUNE JU IC E
A *P TOMATO
JU IC E
Quart
Bottle
NABISCO PREMIUM
46
SA LTIN ES
SULTANA MED.
lb
A *P NAT. CHEDDAR
2 cans
CH EESE
8 or.
SUPER-RIGHT Reidy-to-Est (10 to 1 1 lb. Avg.) Half or Whole
SUPER-RIGHT Heavy Western Steer Beef
SUPER-RIGHT Top duality Sliced Break fast
RUPBR-RIGIIT FRESHLY GROUND
SUPER-RIGHT WESTERN FRESH
HAMBURGER
PORK BUTTS
3 lbs. $1.00
SUPER-RIGHT HEAVY WESTERN BONELESS
SUPER-RIGHT LEAN
SHOULDER ROAST lb. 65c
PORK STEAKS
SUPER-RIGHT COUNTRY STYLE
L\RGK HEADLESS GREEN
PORK SAUSAGE lb. roll 29c
SHRIMP
ALLGOOD BRAND SUGAR-CURED
SUPER-RIGHT CANADIAN STYLE
BACON
BACON
lb. 49c
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TOKAY
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JAKE PABEER
JOHNATHAN t-LB. CELLO RAG
Spanish Bar 29c
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BARTLETT
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lb. 15c
FANCY SW EET
POTATOES
Legal Notice
In Harney National roreat la tha
Black HiUa of South Dakota, parrupinr* cauae moro damago to
tree* than do fires.
t h . S .a l n f th e Court th is th *
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ACTMH RHa Hayworth la ihowp
la her autaroom on tha liner
Queen hfary ai aha called from
New York for Franco, Hor es
tranged husband, singer Dick
Haymae, was net on hand. Tba
fUm star told newsmen tha waa
taking Bar daughtan, Rabeeea,
10, and Yaamln, I, and that tha
latter wmild vtiit her father,
rrtnee All Rhan.(f nicrMtloMl)
lb. 6c
JANE PARKER
LemonPie ■
£?39c
JANE PARKER HOME STYLE
LONG FANCY
CUCUM BERS
A-JAX
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WIN A 17 DAY VACATION FOR TWO!
Quantity Rights Kesencd—Prices Good Thru hat. Oct. S
PINEAPPLE
STOKELY
SLICED
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INTER TODAY!
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Ship Sails Krmu New Orleans On Dec. 2rcl
Official Entry Blanks Available
At Your Nearest Lovett's Food Store
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HAXWKI.L HOUSE VAC PAK
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Fancy Jonathan
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DETERGENT
GRAPES
(Without Coupon 67c)
LAND 0* SUNSHINE
APPLES
5 °l« 4 9 £
*"^ *Frozen Foods Sale!
CHICKEN OF THE SEA
Libby Beef, Chicken, or Turkey
UE BONNET
Duncan Hines Frozen
IMI.l-SnURG PLAIN OR SELF RISING
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�HAfs
There's An Election Coming Up
Who W ill Be Candidates?
Where’* the old fashioned, yet popular
right down to thi* very potent moment, in
terest in election*?
There waa a tima when people would be
trawling all over one another in the annual
quaat for political office. If It waan’t a
clamor for the office Itaelf, folks would he
taking eldea and speaking up in their ahare
of tha argument over who’s going to be the
"Mayor”. "Commiailera”. or whatever
next "Mayor’1
title one might give to the office.
The aoap box baa been replaced with a
clique. In one aort of way. Once tha word
get* around to everybody that "thla” is the
way everybody ahould vote, then the talk
(onealded of course) begins to make Ita
rounds.
Wa’d like to see the man who hold* offlea be elected on his merit* and ability to
hold auch a poaition of honor. We’d like to
aea aome arguing over the Issues, that exist
(and we’re aure that behind the acreen
there are aeverai Issues at stake).
There are several very potent Issues in
th# background that could lie explored very
thoroughly when one looks into the busi
ness of the elty. And It is on those issues
that people should be convinced that their
“candidate” Is the one who should represent them on a "Board of Director*” so la
■peak of the City of Sanford.
The general apathy of the people, when it
'come* to their representatives in local
government, even state government, is In
coming appalling.
It isn’t necessary to make a show of oneaelf at slertlon time, hut it is evident that
moat citizen* wnnt entertainment along with
their Interest. Sueh a condition should not
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iboyiw:
It's National Newspaper W eek
NEW YORK (it — Well, guess I size the Importance of a newspaper
whatf Darned if good old National to a community.
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Newspaper Week hasn’t rolled t There are ell kinds of newspapers
ground again.
’ m,f they serve many purposes. At
And, as usual, caught us with u o worst a newspaper Is a mirror
eur adjectives down.
of community smugness; at the
The public, as usual, hasn’t fired-best a newspaper la a community
off any skyrockets. There hive atirm clock,
been no mesa parades, no wide-. A jr**) newspaper works from a
spread excitement.
very jtmple standard. It alerts
This Ii pretty much iha way wo 1[Mj inform* the cilixens about what
hoped the populace would take the (, j 0i0| 0n |f your daughter la
occailon. If no group hu showed graduated as valedictorian of her
op to shower laurel wreaths upon h lts,
t ]1Mi it miu chronicle
us and ferry ui twice around the thif fv?n, „
viU ehrr,nlc!,
town aquare In triumph, we are ,hf fjCt
yotI i r , ,
consoled by the more positive fact j , alin| advertiser. If you should
that no Indignant subscriber, on nm |W>T (in;n hom# with , he
the other hand, ha* marched upon 'trgwberry blood# wife of the
ui with tn# c r y
mayor.
"Hang th# editor **
> Birth, m m iag e .. . life and death
Sofer
a* we have been able _ , t crop fatlurei. . , new buildto find out from a careful check to|l. . , viails . , . appearances
af the records, no editor ever hr I ia court t , all these are standard
been hanged during National Nrws- nf w, items in every newspaper,
piper Week.
| A good newspaper will go farther.
One of the purpo'cs ri National „ wlij c*,r»>f»lcle Ih# dream* and
Newspaper Week, of course, is to ,jefej t i of the community and its
show that no editor really deserve* memben. It won’t wait tor elected
blitting.
authorities to unrover and attack
The other purpose is In empha-, official wrongdoing If It dUrovrri
exist, but wt’r* facad with *.ha aituatlon
right up to this very moment
There’* *n election coming up —
■
matter of fact It ia juat a bit over one month
away. And where do we atand aa far aa
candidate* are concerned. Are there any?
A possibility of one loomed up the other
day. But where are the other*? Art the
people going to have a choice or wlil they
be told through the “grapevine” that THIS
IS YOUR MAN?
Let’* have an election that will Intaraat
everybody.
Or it may be put in thane few aimpla
words: Let’s have an election.
Your RightTo Know
This is National Newspaper Week. A
week set aaide to pay tribute to the publish
ers whp keep you informed. They are the
force, motivated hy a sens* of duty to mil
lion* of readers, who defend your right to
know the details of every event which occurs
within communication distance of your
homp.
The citizen keens hi* foot In the door to
his government, whether it pe the local gov
ernment. hia county government, atata or
national, through tha column* of hia n*w»paper. And it 1* the publisher of th* new*,
paper you read who is responsible for keep
ing tho foot wedged Into the crevlra that
gives you knowledge of the affair* that are
closest to each and every citizen.
When a question coma* before tha peo
ple of the community, your newspaper is in
Panlihment of parents I* a ntrnng wea the foreground to get every detail that
pon against juvenile delinquency is the view ahoutd be known by citizens of tha eras. It
expressed by many authorities in an article li your right to know that tha newspaper
defends. Tha privilege guaranteed a demo
te Pageant Magazine, October issue.
cratic nation la th* banner that your news
paper brings to a flowing, glowing attention
“Florida, Cinderella of the Americas" is
throughout th* world.
the Florida Stata Chamber of Commerce
Freedom of the Press Is on* of th* baaie
slogan it the 89th annual membership
freedoms
that is upheld by every publisher,
Meeting at Pensacola November 18-1R. A
end
he
grapptes
with the enemies of that
fitting slogan and an apt deacription in our
way of thinking. Hat* off to president freedom whenever it is endangered. It le
a dally struggle to keep tha flow of type
Ear! W. Brown of DeLand.
constant from tha event to the reader with
out a censor sitting betwaen snatching from
the eyes of a nation’* citizens th* truth and
Tht Sanford Herald
fact to substantial# aach and every respect.
We cannot let Newspaper Weak go by
without a standing tribute, a glowing ges
ture of friendship, for th* man who “stands
for your right to know”, your newspaper
publisher.
Pause for a moment and list for yourself
the Inequities that would exist if it were not
for th* Freedom of the Preea. What could
you believe then? Would propogenda replace
tmth and would fiction replace fact? Then,
what would you know?
You don’t hear tha booming of cannon,
the cheers of a thrilled throng, loud orations
in behalf of the statesman. But without tho
Freedom, of the PrfM, "your basic RIGHT
TO KNOW”, when such events that call
for celebration roll around you would only
Wednesday, Oct. R, 1955 hear tha silence of a censored public.
Yes, this Is National Newspaper Week,
TODAY’S BIBLE VERSE
the week set aside to honor those who
/ I will lift up min* eye* unto th* hills, FIGHT FOR YOUR RIGHT TO KNOW!
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n T *tr«nfth,—Paalm 121:1—
Fvvlv Palestinian* thought th*lr gods ruled
“Erma” waa in tha n*wg recently, That’*
frflM th* mountain*, but tha psalmist said
the
gigantic electronic machine used to rallKlielp rumeth from Jehovah that m*d*
rord
check* and d«poait atatammta on In
ilMWdoarth. Hamgd* tha Infinite pan■ftk* heavens *tr*tdhing billion* of dividual bank account# in California** Bank
I
■! direction*. W* needed of America. Such a ntachlna will n*vtr taka
ttur* eoprehoneiv# to finite minds eo the place of smiling teller* who tend to
H nt hi* son that we might have a pic- every bonking need. “Erma” may b* useful
but ah* certainly won’t bo popular.
**«ouid comprehend better-
Washington See Saw
n,
rE.Nnt.ETnN
Sam Rayburn U coming ell the •ihln-dlg, our only rcrrrt le that
• ay from Texas, it probably will aa haven't been given an (exv
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r ll d-T barbecue r*c"- paid) Invitation to he three,
ever Stared In Grace villa. 'j6 i
WATCII TH|3 O N E - jc , h«
event? Bob Elks Appreciation _
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Day. Th. folk. In J.c h .o n County Democrat. In Florida a Tint Ten.
already have ehown how much they fi***!aaa District . . . e u crcfu l
CHICAGO P -A po.iible clue to said, in "brain wav# raiehtne"
appreciate their Congreawnon by '" •
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giving him on. of th . m o.t en. •*"
of k; * 7 * the caure of tome type, of eptlep- atudir. of 700 children at Chleaio’i
viable voting w o rd . 1„ history.
'lh* t they "hipped #«• » «>>• <y, crrebral pal*r. ipe.tle paraly- Municipal ContSfioui DUeeie Hot*
i i . and fcebtrmindrdnen * n re- pits).
During th . pa.t 10 y e ., ,. Bike.
ported today by a team of L’nirertThey tiM that "fortunately" the
ha. received an . w a g e of 91% J ™ *
C° n* Tnu
number of eaiei ia which tha
of their vote,. For 18 con.ecutlv. « ,“»• • * * ' ■
V * ’ V ’ T ity of lllinoii rrteirehen.
Dr. Frederic A Gibbi and two brain infection per.lits is setalL
years be ha. r.pre.ented them,
u*\
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colleague* iird new finding! with But they added that in auch pesout" to tell how much th e , lik.
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a "brain wave" machine auggett alatant eaiea, convuliiva aeliurea
and now th . whole tow* 1. "bullin' S ' ^ ^ d o l l d Jh lt ef
the p-,nibllity that certain neuro- and neutologleal defect! may show
him. Stoner Edward., of Quincy,
fd.nt R^M rd Nixon to i . m
lofleal ditordera of unknown eau.e up severe! year* or more after
mo.t famoui harbecoo artist In " 'J V * ‘ R ‘ iV etata™ WhIn
may be lata re«ult of common the child hai recovered from his
•ho*, part., wilt bo In chnrgo of
virui tnfectioni of childhood, auch meaalea or other childhood virus
tho pita; hand, will play; all ? ' . . u ?
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. . Prt.ldant would apeak at tra 1aa meailci, mump, and whooping diieaie.
In their report—made at a acietiheld- tnrobahtv > turn itceet Am*rit* n Legi9" Convention In ; cough. They reported to the nth
flxhO [nH .nrechee
.oeJchV, Wl» » ' « <>cL II. Cromer lo.t no enmtal meeting of Iha American tlfle exhibit at tha aesdemy meet.
Academy of Pediatric*.
log—the reiearcben said:
.neechct Aflcr^ heorlnw aomo of ,tB,, 1,1 FuU,n*
*® bars
T ie new atudiei "re-*mphailze
"By etudylng different types of
SOME CELEBRATION— Even , h . p u n , 0 .1. k. . .
tho need for finding Improved pro- virus Infection end working with
ventive rneaium for common the youmeat age group. It may
viral infection! of childhood," Dr. bo poeiible to pin tba blame for
Gibbi told a reporter, adding:
aomt type* of tpQapiy, cerebral
"Some important advances al- paliy, spittle paralysis and feeready have been made. And recent blemindedneia on virus infections
DONT let fsar of airsickness
advance* In the prevention of polio occurring In childhood."
atop you from traveling by plane.
juitify hope that prevention in the
They eaid tha "brain wave"
Although this fora of motion
whole field of viral dheaiea will machine offers a valuable aid to
Wetness causes more discomfort
eventually be greatly Improved." auch work because,
for m thing,
LJ|r___
amoag commercial air peaaengen
wi n
DEAD DUCK— The helicopter
school is deed. Lest offmxl i
1
u p that the matter Ii being given
“further study." But, really it hai
been erratrhed off the list—*»»•
•on: thli It one of the ruti that
the Department of Defense claim*
they are being forced to mtka in
order to balance the Elsenhower
budget next year. Earlier thla year
tha Army decided to »«l up a special school to train helicopter
pilots. The school a n to be let
eut on private contract with the
provtilena that It he within Boo
■ilea af Camp Rueker, Ala. Twa
ef the three approved site* for
the echool were In Florida—,' akeland and DeLend. But. before a
final decision aa te "which" one
would get the echool, the whale
plan was toned out the window
by the Pentagon.
Team Of Illinois Researchers May
Have Found Possible Science Clue
Shower Of Stars
m
w
"It mskes tha cerebral disorder
evident, even when tt Is ia a R
clinically silent phase."
thaa anything else, It affects only
# small percentage of airline more likely to induce stekneu ho
peIrons—lets than one per cent Icause most toms and bank* are
m*—«
----made In that dlreetlaa Tha eapr ! /
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tain, who alts In th* left seat to
Development of effective drugs ithe cockpit, naturally has areatar
*nd larger and bettor equipped rU tb U ll^ “ mm S
planes promisee to reduce tha sw*nit«»
number af eayea evtn further.
TaMhero wht ilwsro beiom* The two window seat* situated
who are euaeepUble to " r r i™ tomedi.toty beck of the toalllng
•aea, eepeetally on the smaller edge .of tbe kft win* probably
fi»Mi
an tho worst for ahsteknooa. ail
. .U you ban reason to suspect eoywheroeto^lf you can. _
that you might be suscc;
pouH bo Intonated In the i
Women art more often affeeted
than are man or children. Studies eeversi drags effective in treat
Indicate that about 89 per eenl of ing symptoms of airsickness,
tho Victims are women, 14 per among them Bonamlne, Benicine.* triauiuuiui*|
Dratnamlne. |BlieV*luU|
Marestns,
cent men, and only If per cent vesiwe
jttlmeton and Seda-gtay. some
ahlldrou.
Tot art lees likely to become arc more effective than others.
■Inlet hi tha big four-engiA* They advlM use of the drags by
PC-4 ships than you an la the
■mailer, two-engine DO-U
T*a a n aor* apt to become m
Baring dayught fllghu. The tow-
*■ to# right rids of the
especially If you are riding
ta amt ,DC-3.
in this report la a
Couple May Spend
$8.56 For Food
Ike's Brother Says
Enough Presidents
In His Family
PORTLAND, On. hlt-E d g a r
£iimhower, th* Preildrnt’i brother, dne«rit want any mote mem
ber* in hl« family to become presi
dent.
" I ’m nri interested In havlnr any
mere members of ih a family In
the preridcncy became I’m being
botherc! enaugh i t it Is now, and
I. would like to lire a quiet, peace
ful life for the years I bare left."
the Tacoma, Wash., attorney said
tart night
The stati>ment was prompted by
mention of Milton Eisenhower, the
Freridem'i younger brother and
head of Pennsylvania State Uni
vanity, si s poeiible Republican
DELAYED SCORING
prtiuientisl
candidate.
UNIVERSITY, Miss. O f) - A
total e f 131 points writ scored
In feotbei] games between Ml**Isilppl end Georgtn In the 1940,
1941 nnd 194*. Yet neithsr teem
mild tolly in the quarter.
m eat lane eg International Bacart af Medicine and General
AT
7:30
P.M.
Strong Smell Takes
Over Iowa Town;
GIBSON, loir* IB — Sometime
around neon yesterday residents
of this small southern towa town
noticed a stroor smell of ammonia
in tbs air. Within a short time
the entire population of about 100
bad fled to the outskirts.
Aa alarm was eouojed after a
valve broke ra lop af a railroad
tank ear while tba prosiurtned
Are Invited To A Dual First Appearance
Sgr Chryiler Corporation
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Preventing Airsickness
T O MO R R O W N I G H T
THURSDAY
paper work. It throws S fairs
Clamour on newspapermen ami
overmphastie# their finsnclU ra-sta
wards.
The truth about tbs l i e s : #
newspaperman la that he la a bar-*
rted man trying with all the enerzy
and understanding he b n to firrl
out and tell what li Bring on in
the mott eompltx civilization the
world h u ever known.
The legends of newspapermen
are wonderful things, "Such Inter*
eit.fij people/* The most Interest
ini people newspapermen meet i a t
the smallest, widest field a min
can enter-are fellow newspapermen.
The shop talk of ncwipaparmen
ii the b o t conversation in tho
whole wide world because It covers
the whole wide world. Wires of
newspapermen are often lonely
and never quite ihare their hus
bands’ realm although they noisily
share their husbands* pride in i t g
They rarely wear fur coats but 1 w
never heard one aay aha would
have preferred to marry • banker,
IVhsl is new if Like truth, tt U
hard to say The best definition I
know was written yean ego by
Gerald Johnson, then of the Balllmore Sun.
"News," he said, **i» what inter*
cits a good newspaperman."
Any nation that hai good newt*
papcrmrn will have good newi.
f
Sea Chrysler Corporation’*
Kravoacks Must
RAN ANGELO. Tex. Ut-Orinfs
hiice, '■ertil, milk and coffee.
"ThsFe ell. mirier," said Mrs.
Burdick Myra today as the end
her husband, an airmaa first elate
at Goodfellow Air Tores Base, fto- »
lshed breakfast today.
Th* eouplt were starting an their
first day of trying to eat oa M M
per week, a figure that nutritioniris at Utah experiment station say
is possible.
Mjrrei, a Afoot-3-Inch lad from
Midlion, Wit. said ha would mite
mott the half-Jir of peanut butter
he has been eating before ledtima
each night. But Mrs. Myra a fivefoot clatilfied ad taker in be Rse 0
Angelo Btindard-Tlmea office, be
lieve* her biggest problem it pro
venting her airman from eating
"snicks" at tha base.
Tba n it ef taday> menu: few
lunch, bate* and tomato sandwich,
raspberry kilo with bananas and
Iced tea dinner. Pot roast, mssbed
of stoes, cops and lime kilo with
carrots.
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S o c ia L £ v n n iA .
WSCS O f Methodist Church To Hold
Bazaar; Announces Week O f Prayer
Tbe monthly butinest and pro
gram muling of the WSCS ol
lb . riral M.lhodUt Chnrth was
held ob Tueadiy morning in Me-
C .
SriSirtial'
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H ltt(
Honors Nieo
M is s V .
t
Bock lilind." Mr*. Robert Rcely.
aetrrtary. read the minutei ami
Virgin!# Goodrum.
Mri. n. W. Turner gate Ibe Irea- f ,ff| iB(|
o( Mr, tmwCallOM^were patented hy
Iha Mcrttery and adopted by the
gfojp.
Mr* J . C. Davit announced
that Weak of Prayer would be
obiened in th* * h“r5h
omet
i„ ° l £
2*
M l. •»« honored Salurdaj
pm . with a bridal luncheon
Spencer * Rrttaurant by he
* pink and white motif wi
through out tha private
*P«*- Th» *»bl*» * rr* ,r
1 . . . L .h .p .
Miscellaneous
Shower Given
For Miss Cowan
WEDNESDAY1
1HK SAM OKI) I ILKA 1 0
The first fall meeting of the
10AS
f ii c i
Sanfoul AA'oman’a I'lub will be Wed. O ct.
held at 12:30 p.tw. i t lh# club
hou-e. The regular builne** and
All-* Mildred Cowan, bride-elect
of Dee. 21. wa» honored Monday
night with a mi‘ cell*neoui ahowrer b> Mr*. Stanley Coleman, Mr*
William liracey and Mr«. Johnny
Jone»
Tht dining mom table wai over
laid with a e r o e h e t cloth
rm.rred with a bridal rake.
Game* were won hy MtJ, M. G,
Oei.-mi and Mr* HarJy I’alter*on. Tiio-e In* tin) to be aitJt Mill
Cowan were Mr*. Hetty Yale*.
Air* Donald Mhittcn Mr*. I’cggy
Knapp, Mrs. Chartef Turner. MrW. 31 Sweeney. Mr* A. Kntter,
Mr* Krrtrv, Air* Itca Hick-on,
Mr*. Ilea Hemp, Mr*. M tl. lieland, Mr* Ian* C.atlin, Mr*. Har
dy I’ati-’rinn. Mr* V. C. Grace),
and Mi>* Jran Gatlin.
After Ml** Cowan opened her
many lovely gift* refreshments
of cake, nut* and mint* werv aen-
luncheon ititioit It i, Ii » J uIk 1.
» * p" “ ” ri ° “
„ » „ announced that midweek of the t.b l. wai created fro
w a te r rerrtee.Wedne.day. Oct hibi.ru*.
a would be pul In charge of Cir.
The gue.l of honor wa* r
Seminole P-TA
Hqs Large Crowd
At First Meeting
The S.’ mmole High School t’ -T\
held II* ftr*l *c-.ton of the new
school year la*t night at * p m. I
in the niiililontim The meeting
wa* In Ihe form of a "Gat Ar
quainted1' night and to honor the
Te make a eonvlatnt kitchen
apron, Uka ona gay balh lowel,
one it rip of Inch wide rollon Up*,
and mm Iragth of eoltoo cord.
Stitch lb* tap* Hal along the
long tide of a owel lo form a
eating, draw the rord through thl*
with enough eatra lo lie, and
pmUi! Aa ta»y-to.»ud* proleelive apron, good fnr wiping wM
hind* whlla working.
tearbrr*.
AMer a »hort bu*ine*« session,
in wileh a-M»lant principal Amir
Rracken w»* elrctcd vice prc-itlenl. a program w.i* p,r*cnlril
to tie number* on - How Military
Three American tcienli-l* and I,aw Affect* High School Stu
two Japvnrie hav# been awartled dent .”
frllo'a >htp* at the Wmmatin In
On hand to render in/nrm.illnn
tutiitJ of Science In Drat) riurln-;
.‘P c: ■ .. '.oil. were Major
M ll’itlrr anil .Vt .1 .1 l.ucu*
of tht .Marine Reserve* an I Com*
niamK'r Conner* of Ihe Nav al He•ervr.
Mr* r.fullne H'dtl won a price
for the tilting In the marked *eat
and it wa* announced that Ihe
next meeting will be on Nov. t
The group Ihrn proceed.*d to
their children'* ela-»nwim» to gel
acquaintrd with the teacher* anil
to learn their »rhediite*. Name
lag* of mullt-colored autumn
leave* v rre furnithrd to the
leacher* fur name curds
A social huur v*a* rn|o)r,| and
punch and open face aandwlrhr*
went *.’i ved. Ariangemenl* of
drift wood and rulored fntnige
alone will, rreatinn- of ixora were
placed appropriately about the
roum to aug.'cat aa Autumn
Them*,
Mr*. I.vrun Smith, prr*ldrnt.
•latr.l that *'a * nwi criwd «t
Ifndtd."
Spotlight
Hos Regular Meet
Italia* Turner from Southern
Cotlcpe wa* home for Ihe week
end with hi* patent*. Mr. anti
Mr*. C.. W. Turner.
M. S. Nelson Has
91st Birthday
M S Nolmn » a* fried Sundav
with a *upri*e Mrthdav dinner hon
oring hi* !H»t birthday.
Tho-e pre <nt tr be wl'h hltr.
were hi* dauglilT, Mr*. Ed Hum
phrey hi* *on. Hugh llrailenton
Mr. end M:
1>-k Ycaitcf and
dang-ter Edith, Mr. ami Mr*. Jay
\an It**;' atu! Cathy, it: me and
Reggie TVrLand: Mr. an,| Mr*
Ren Gatlin anil daughter. Jr..n,
Mi* .Marthv Mai-hall, at j MrSu-aT Smith.
Mr Nel-iin commented " I wan'
bt te.ank all who -ent ina Cardnnl ftmemberrd me".
The Kthrl Itool Circle of the Con
ci<-.Ml."n.il 4 tmrch nut Monday in
the rhurrh at * p m with’ Mr*
Wilbur Ket ng and Mr*. Ilarol.l
Herh*t a* hn*t«».e* Clan* for a
c,it ■>
were mad* for Oct. l i
Mi* Mai'- Rlmpcon railed the
*c . n to ff.li-r and a devotional
wai g.irn ii* -it*. vi, -» i - illtow
er. The no cling wa* open fur
n-utine hu*tne»*. I’lan* for a
houtebuld patty weir made fur
Oct. 17 and more ptan* wne com
plctrd fur tlir *tl*tflet meeting to
he held b n * fur every member*
intrre.fed in a ’Varna** elimr'* on
il,l. it *1hi* will be held in the
afternoon and evening and *tipi*cr
will l>« *ened.
Refrethment* weie *ervel by the
tin .tr,,r * to Mi* Go* Srhmah,
Mr* llcrlw 1 Tliuiiton. Mil •»*
ear /illrowei Mr*. Maude Andcron. Mr-, John June*, Mt»» Mary
j , i Robin»on, Mi
I. D Talbert,
Air*. Ralph U ling. Mu* llclrn
Milte. Mr* Kddie Simp««n, Mr*
Runner l atlcr. Mr*. Alice <Iet
man, 'lr«. R Alford. Mr*. Clvde
Stinum. Air*. Jim K»«tman, Mr*
Anna Iterbit. Mr* Wilbur Keel
mg and Mr*. Ll»ir Luic.
»'ieepre*»Jenl
STARTS TOMORROW
John Pay Ht
And
M i f f Murphy
IN
GOLD AND BLACK ENGLISH
KNIT TWEED faahiona a MonteHarm and Fruiin'a Ihrie-pttt*
curt urn* eamplatM with a Mark
wool Jertty aver-klouM. The jack*
•t. *haft-eira(ght In front. W Pat*
lyplaatid-ln by a law-, curving
M l extending from th« poekYt*.
The blotiw button* at a high
aeckltM and haa three-quarter
aleavaa.
If Ihe average Trader look a
»lep fur each movement nf the
eyr* made in an right-hour day nf
reading, he'd walk 33 mile*, ae.
cording to tha Hetlrr Vision ln*t|.
tute.
,
On Hollywood
HOI.I.VW047D
r -
" I via* a
-nob about Hollywood I admit it.
When mv wife and I weir cri iclc
vi*lon, we got offi’i* fiom tluillu*
Hie itandard Inin rontrarl*. \\c
didn't rvrn bother to r•*]*!> "
Chaplain V e r r e 11 Kempior.
SNAAS. s ill be g u ct ipeaker at
tha l i f t AlrthmlUl Hutch praymecling at 7:30 pm. Hie service
it tpnn-oird hy Circle Si*.
Tha Kti*t DaptUt Junior t!. A.’*
(II ami 13 yr»r> will meet at
tha chinch at .1:30 p til.
P iiy tr Meeting at Iha F irtl
Haptiu Church will begin at 7;3u
pm.
The Vint Rapt 1*1 Sunday School
Worker'* Council meeting will be
gin at K p m.
The Alcn'* Cltorut for the Lay
men'* meeting will tre held at S 30
p m. in the i cntral H*pti*t Church
Invitation* are extended to all intriretell men.
Central IUpti*t Churih prayer
meeting will he held at 7 30 p in
t i l l ’It.HRAY
The Kii*t lt,ipti«t Junior (5. A.’t
lit and in vratl will inert at the
church at 3 :n |i m.
The 1 m l Itaptitl Intel mediate
47. A.'» will meet at Iha chuich
at I p m.
The l i t »t ttapil.fl Junior It. A.'i
will meet at tha church at 7 pm.
The 1 ii -i Itaptut Intermediata
Choir lehrmcal, for Ititermrdi•tr«,.*gr* I t thiuugh 13, will be*
gin at 7 p in.
The I it at RaptUt Adult Ch«\(r
rrheattal will la-gin at * pin.
The Southaide I’-TA will meet
at a p m. in the school auditorI am. I'airntf air a-kc.l lo pirate
mite the time change
Inc 11.1, t I n i n| the lira) Hip
»|i| t lurch will meet in the chapel
it 3 pm
Mi« Kllcn Miadnin and
Ini group w-ll art at hottest**.
Mi« A J . 1'elrraon will imtall
odueri * i
'lie Hcniimdr Connly Minister-
Tim wav Jack I a-hi iium latkm;
He'* now one of the filmland *
biggc*t buorten.
And no wonder He ha* been fit.tarirrl III a aerie* of film* that
would be any artm'i dream. Anil
he Ii being bailed thy Hut wntcr,
at lea-t, a* the icreen'a h o t light
comedian *uue Cary Grant .
R e I ‘1*0 AA'ivr* Club met reI.ike many New York aclor*.
lemmon wa* eonlillonrd In view rrntly at the CI'll ('nib. Tor
by
HollywikhI a* an ogre lie wav •••••Ion wa* prr*idrd over
earning good money in TV in fact, Mr* Howaid Wolfe, plr*idenl.
Minute* vvrte lead by Mr*. Hill
more than he'* getting now at a
Ala|irt»u*ki, * c - 1clary, A li*t of
filth »lar. So he could afford to
l«i<)‘ elite**« it wa- announced,
III in a deaf rar to Ihe luic of the
i* now a- -nUlilc for teivice p-tWr-I.
•nnnel, Tho-e iln lrtr till* (Civicr
"Rut Iben Columbia came up mav *al| the follow mg mmil-era:
with Ihe deal lor "It Should (lap Mr*. \. J Allen. 103111; Mr*.
pen To Y o u ,'" he recalled *•A\ith John Hue.*11. '.MM-X-II; and Mr*.
Judy Holiday a* -tail and George Walt i tj.it, t . 'l J .
4 ukur a* director, how could I
A motion via* made an! pa**rd
m i**' lle-idc* the contract wa* for the I 'l ’il Wive* newly forntrd
lor two a year, giving nir a chantc l owline team to meet r*riy Thur*
to do play* and IV.*'
■lav a'. # p in, at th« Panfoi.l
Alley
until
further
So hh aueeumhed II * Mm' r?e. It'-wling
Inil wa* a hit, and he followed noth e.
Mr*. Attlira Ea*l man
fleetwdh "I'h llft.” "Ttnee I'or I lie
Shnwr” and "Ml-ler Itoltcrt*,” No» c.l ilemtlnoal chairman and Ml*
he'* gelling rave* fur "Me Si-irr \\ Plant Jellln-n and Mi*, blank
Kllecn" and lie 1| *.,on *lart ' It t\«.fe w n e elected In tha boaid
llapptnrd tine Mght,' plaving lie of irplrarnUtiVr* for llatwing.
The tievt m te tn g of ihe * 1**1*
I laik tlatile role iippotite June
will III. 0 .1 . II at a p m. in the
Allv ion.
lautk *t the film haler n
He1* I I '41 C'nl* on the Naval An
almn*l a* mucli a conlirinrd 4 ali- .Station,
ll*i-tf**e* for refreshment* will
iorman a* l.cu Carrillo.
h* Mr* Althea Kastman,
Mr*
"Me bought a home when we J*inr* I Ige and 3li*. I'rti Liam
fit-t rame not here," he *aid.
4,1. ASS IVAlXs W ASH WKI.L
"Atlcr living in apvtlmrnl* In New
I' m pic whn live in gU«* kilrh
Ytirk, we uanii'-l to get away from
Hie flirt and the filth and Ihe ru*h cn« ilr-n 1 have lo worry about
The home wa* more Ilian we could .iMitv wall-, thankv In Ihe new
wall covering*
afford, but we hoiighl it an>ua> Aitrolitr gla*<
They enme in nine opaque iharle*
"Now |'m a teal gardener, 1 to compliment any kitchen color
want to (penalize in nrrhld*, in vrhen-r* and can be wl|*fd with
I'm cultivating friend* who grow hot *oap or ilelcrr nt *ud* and
Ihein. Maybe I can match a bulb lin-a. a* ea*i|y a* von wa*h a
from them.”
I gla>* cake plate
CPO Wives Club
Has Baby Sitting
Service Available
pertonality In a hat
One ef the delight* of modern ceding I* that by Ukmg advantaro
«f tht thort-euU effrred by packag'd food* and pupated miae* you
can start your culinary effort* right out at the creative *Ure. Here,
packaged mincemeat and rherry-ffav'ired gelatin have been combined
In a d»**ert rlfh with harveit-tlme fruit* and nut*, full of the *piry
goodneia of "far-away pla-ea with rtrange-anundlng name* l.a r.
pl*bed festively with whipped cream and a bright l*d cherry Bute,
you've a perfect flnuh to a company meal.
Olein alien Mold
I packagecherry-flavorcd gelatin
1 cup mo!*l mincemeat
I cup hot water
1/1 cup broken nuts,
1 cup cold water
ifde*lrcd
Diitolve gelatin In 3«l water. Add cold water. Tour 1/3 cup mlt*
lure Into l-quart mold. Thill until firm.
Chit! k oiaiu.ua k.!*tln ur.t ! slightly tWcVcscd Tb*n f«M tn
mlncemeM and nuU. Spoon onto firm reiatin in mold, rhill until Arm.
L'nmoid. 4Jarnt»h with mound* of »»ertcned whipped cream. Top
earb mound with maraKhino cherry and mini leaf. Serve* 47.
•II rfeai'reif, l i t i-ortoce ( l - l / t eo-rr*> eearfaaird mmcemcal mag
Xe utrd. Prtpat* aa directerf. Cool.
favoriU
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new Pre-iude LongHne
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a *|eek and willowy
midriff and lho*e M-utout
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man and hi* Slrtsun aia inieparabla—the SlrtMiit
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midriff ker|>* yonr midlilT
under fashionable
and profe*»|nn*| men, bnlh Ea*t and U e*i, hav*
eonlrol. Embroidered
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h u tin jf c u rl*—
^aken it in their heart* and hradt. There'* pervoq.
(Regularly $10)
•lily and individuality in it for jo u , ton. Aik lu *r*
*1 today.’ git* «A* thru «.
K*vM ttartt fa r fall and wmt'ar.
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black M l petticoat, ii bordared
wrllk black Chan m y jgg* mlged
figure.molding »upport ,
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Quotes, Ouips
C n VVv i 'Series
NEW YORK Jh—Figuring the
gone*.
Brooklyn's victory gsve th* Na
tional Learoe two World Series
w i nert In a row for th# first time
since 1911 when th* SI. limit
Cards dumped the Detroit Tigers
en mp of th# Giants' conqusi of
the Washington Senators the prs
atone eeeson
^ Use Dodgers urn* have won IT
perl** games and lost M for a
M l percentage while the Yankee*'
record la T439 h r Ml.
Yogi Berra wound up with the
series' highest hatting averagr
The Yankee eatrher collected in
kits in M at bits for .417 Duke
Snider paced the Dodger regulars
with .no.
There were 11 double plays foe
■ record and Sandy Amnrot was
Ike only participating outfielder.
If he didn't have h'» l
fle e t ha the owe iyesterday, thare’i
go telling what mignt
„ -r
lo a *ure victory for Seminole neat
Friday nuht'a gam* wai the best
Darters her*, we have our doub
ter*. Those prophett werw wrong
last week, and anyway i f t not
quite that easy. It mutt be recall
ed that the eitra point tpellcd vic
tory for tha Fedi against Lees
burg. and that Apopka made their
aitra point in a rloi* gam* Uni
rn led in a M tiraa with Leesburg.
In ill fsim eii then, the gama muil
be rated a tot*.up, IF Seminole
plays the tame type ball they play
ed last Fridav night. Scouting rep, l s horn (he Lersburg-AWoplia
game show Apopka as the strongcr. mure aggrrasiv* tram.
roach Fleming and bit alall
have work cut out for them. In nrdcr u> lop the Hlue Darters llte
coaches assume that they will have
to be on* touchdown better than
they were last Friday night At a
minimum that meant ront.nucd
hard name simulale I scrimmage
until ti.e team hat a raior sharp
edre on it.
On* mtereitlng point In last
week's game was the fine performanr* turned in by many players.
Th;* U generally conducive to a
belter rn'dimted team. Th* pass
ing attack, sovital In surces* in
th* ui* nf the Irue Split T, muvt
be Improved. Last Friday night
.Inn Haw kina bit John Clarke am)
Jim Owens fnr three completed
psivet out of tevrn attempts.
Apopka lost to L'mitilla M It last
Friday night, hut the rnarhet her*
are ronfidrnt that thia is no In
diraimn of their power, and that If
anything. It will mean that Apopka
will want thii coming game badly.]
Dalton Clrghnrn. 170 pound half
back It th* savage of th* Blue
Darter barkfield. Scnuieri have
reported him a* being better than
anyone to fare the Feds thus far.
Coach Fleming sari his tram is
much improved, but that It must
improve earh week In order to
<tay In tha bla-k with the scoring
beeauie th* aehedule feta progres
sively tougher. "Thl» week we’ll
work on offense within JO yards of
th* goal line, saya Ih* head men
tor. “ Lest Friday night w* were
within th* Leesburg 10 yard line
five times and w* only aenred
once." Then he added, "That
won’t happen again thli coming
Friday night **
•
Kickoff lima win b# at * o'clock
In Sanford'a Memorial Stadium.
NEW YORK (JV-Willcr Emmaot
By Will G rim ier
AUtoa. the *3 )f*r-o!d ex school
NEW YORK viv—Here of the 195*
teechtr, no longtr is the mystery World Sene* 1* a braah. C-yearr m of b *i*bill.
eld miner'a toe whe belda Yankee
Today be was known throughout baseball power and preitlge in •
tho b u t bill world, and probably dudaln bordering oa contempt.
"1 think 1 can whip 'em aevea
In numerous other ipota. at the
man who piloted the Brooklyn Umti out of wight,"Johnny Podiei
Dodgers to their first world cham •aid yesterday after he bad pitched
pionship — a feit that eluded IS the Brooklyn Dodggri to a savenih
other manager! oier a ipin of 95 game 1 0 victory which brought
Flatbuah ite flrat world cbampiue
years.
It w'ii )eij than two yeara afo •hip.
It wai Podrea who itopped
that President Walter J . O'Mai'ey armolincpd the signing of tall, Catey biengrl'a haughty New
gam* I I
well • proportioned Alilon at Iht Yorker* in tha third
•urceiior to the fiery, talkative
and highly successful Charlie Dreiaen.
Wbo’i he? wai the eommon qufilion wherever the bairball rlin*
inhered Ha wai a little known
dliclple of Branch Rickey, brouibl
up from Montreal of the Internatipnal League after a thorough tea
•omnf In leagues of toner clgiii*
fire turn Hi* major league career
hid hern cun fined to one lime at
hat ,'or the St Louis Cardinal*—
and Ihrn he wai fanned by lam
Warneke of the Cuba. Ha never
had teen a World Senra.
Newsmen fount him cold and
aloof. D ivert m d they rmildn't
get clove to him The fan* found
him completely rotaries* in contrait In aurh prruour Dodgers aa
Dressed, 1*0 Iturocher, Caiey
Strniel and Wdhur Rnhln«on
When he failed, finiahtnf five
gam*
hark of the New York
Glint*. there were rrle* fnr hi*
iralp. Rut O'Malley atuck with the
native of parrtnun, Ohio.
Rny Campraella ohlected he
eauae he wa* «o low In the hat
ing order. Jackie Robison com
plained beeauie he wai not gelling
enough chance lo play. Run Mey
er criticised hi* bos* berm ** he
thought he wam't being pitched
often enough. Hon New combe re
futed te pitch In bitting praetlc*
and wat autpended for one day.
Even aa late at tha World-Sene*.
Don Zimmer tpokr hit mind about
being taken out of tha lineup after
the first two game*
Through tt all. Alilon kept hit
feet on the ground. A number of
NEW YORK # —Jackie Robin
pliyert laid hi* pep talk before son, generally recognised as base
Ih* third game of the leriei, when ball's greatest current competitor,
Ihey were two down, did much In said today he wanta to play one
revive their iplrlti and reiuli in more yrar with the Brooklyn
three atralght wini at Ebbata Dodger* to' be can realise hta
fiald.
dream of rounding out 9 10-ytar
career tn the major leagues.
The vsrsatilf veteran, still a
dangerous batter and apactacular
base runntr despite the wear and
tear of nearly IT years, thinks he
ran he useful to the Dodgers for
at least another yrar. Ha expected
the Rroohs to win the pennant
again in 1159 and la aasleua to play
club.
"I would love to play another
year," he said yesterday during ■
lull la Ih* Berta*.
Jackie Robinson
WantsOneMore
Year With Team
CORAL GABLES— Lack nf a
break away runner it fretting th*
University of Miami football
coaching t u f f a* th* Hurricanes
-et ready for Noire Dam* Friday
night.
,
In two game*, th* Hurricanes
have piled up nearly 6Sn yards
*f gain nn th* ground—th* hard
way. Not oncq has a Hurricane
runner gotten away for more than
19 yard* nn a rushing play. Don
Bosseler and Mario Bonofiglio
have each gone that far on nn*
occasion and Jack I-o*ch has a
M yard sprint to hi* credit.
W'hitey Rotivier* hat picked up 1.1
yards In one run.
Long run* featured most nf
Miami's gamrs last yrar. John
Bookman had a 71 yard d**h, Sam
Scarnccchia and Carl Garrlgus
each reglstefed a lit yard sprint
and Mario Ilonoflglin raced for S3.
An even dotrn Hurricane runners
had aingle gains nf 17 yaidt nr
more latt year—longer than any
Miamian has tkavelrd this season.
Th* long gainers are larking in
other departments, too. Th# long
est forward past play a year ago
gained 5* yard*. This yrar, th*
Titusville Tides
Thursday, October ■
Friday, October 7
> m.
5 13 a m
P -m.
• oi p. m
■a tarday, October 9
a. m.
9 :Jo a. m
p m
7.11 p. m
best gain hat been Id yards. Tn
pass intereeptinns, th* best gain
this year has Urn 11 y ard s-a
yrar ago, 91. In punt returns,
Miami's best return this year hat
been 31 yard*. Latt yrar there
ware a co u p le of better than 7fl
yard* each. Th* longeit kickoff
last year was 70 yards—thl* year,
it Is 21.
Reran** nf this, th* llurricanea
are itressing passing a lot thl*
uerk. "W a'vt gut to pais and
make those pastes click to have
any chanra against Notra Dame",
said Coach Andy Gustafson. Since
th* Hurricane* have hit on few:**
than half their frse pasting al
ls mpts to date, the task it a big
oi r. Passing nf Gene Reeve* and
catching by John Melwid givr*
th* Hurricane* ■ sophomore pastleg threat which may lead them
out of the wood*.
Center Mike lludoek will he
ready for the Notre Dame tilt.
Ha played briefly against Florida
Fiat# and earn* cult In good shape.
Hi* presence will help th* block
ing in th# center nf th* line.
Cnarhc* insist th* Hurricane*
• ill hare to hit far harder against
Notre Dam* than they did against
FSU—and practices thus far in
dicate they are getting their point
across.
Th# largest crowd ever to sc»
a football gam* In ' ,-# • *-" •*
Florida will am th* Orange Bowl
ram# Friday night fo-- the aitant.Notre Dam* gam*. Th* gam* la
a romnlrte sellout of 75.500. Fan*
ar being warned now te make
plans to eonta to th# gam* early
Friday night nr the* may mist
the opening klrkoff. Th* gate* will
he opened at 5 p. tn. Instead of
7 p. m., Henry Wiener, business
manager of th* Hurricane's re
port. Also an,elaborate pre-srame
•hoar will alert at 7 p. tn. te en
tertain the early comet*.
NEW YORK UP—Their long-cher Never before bad a team wen t
ished dream finally a reality, th* seven game series after dropping
world champion Brooklyn Dodgers the first two games. Another rec
loomed today aa the team which ord that brought Joy to th* vlctort
will represent the National League ifas the total net receipts nf
ty.307.M5.3t, making It the richest
in the 1950 World Senes.
Walton Alston, first of so mana World Series ever.
ger* dating back to 1990 to lead
Podre*. who batlt from Witherthe Brooklyn club to a world title, be*. N Y., and Byrne, a resident
modestly predicted his team would of Wake Fore*t. S l'„ dueled on «
be even stronger neat year (nan even terms for three .innings but W
low one which whipped th* New in the fourth. Campineha crashed
York Yankee* in th* icnea t a double to left and scored on a
games to 1.
two-out single by Gil Hodges.
The p!ay of the game cam* in
••Improved pitching will make us
stronger, the tall, taciturn former th* tilth The Yankees had run
Ohio irhonlieaehrr slid during a ners on first and *rrnnd with no
lull tn the Dodgers' riotous victory body out when catcher Yogi Berra
celebration after their J-o triumph cam* up RUIy ilartin had opened
with a walk and had gone tn sec
In th* final gam*.
“Johnny Podret (who was so ond on Gil MrDougald'a surprise
£
superb in his two victories over bunt single.
Berra lashed at an outside fast
the Yankees) should develop into
on* of the game's greatest pitch hall and sent It soaring into tho
ers," Altinn said "If* has all the left field corner, tt looked like a
stuff lu make a great on* and he certain hit, possibly a ground ruto
may come into his own neat year. one bounce doubt* into the standi.
Those world series victories should Amorns, who ha replaced Gilliam
give him the necessary confidence in left at the start of the inning
"Then w# have Karl Spooner. when Junior moved in to play sec
Rngrr Craig, Don Res sent and ond base, was far over In left ren
Sandy Kmifar
ar# young, ter for tha left-handed hitting
strong and have shown tremendous Berra
Flashing a burst of speed, th* f
promise. And remember, we still
have our reliables such at Don l i t t l e Latm-Amencan outfielderNewcomb*. Carl Ersklne, Billy caught up wilh the ball and caught
l * e t , Clem Labin* and others." it with an out«treched bins*, about
There’* no denying that all fog. a foot or two from the stands. Then
ured promtnenlly in the great Reeve, who threw to Hodges McDodger victory of 1955 climated Dougald. who had rounded second,
by the pulse-pounding triumph at was doubled up at first. After that.
Yankee Stadium before 92.465 spec Hank Raurr grounded nut and near
ly everybody In th* park could
tators.
Even th* staunchest American sense that the Dodgers would not
League die hards rould not be be denied their greatest hour.
Podret finished In a blare of {
grudge Brooklyn's finest hour at
Ihey w a t c h e d the Z3-year-old glory, getting right-handed hitler*
Podret become th# first Brooklyn Skowron. Cere and Howard m
nitchtr to win two g tm tt in a order to end th* game.
World Sertea. Thty taw the Dodg
ers make maximum us* of their
five hit* and marveled at the
brilliant Brooklyn defente that live
t i e ;*n tt-s riuHT*
’
times turned the Yankees back
I s TVs i H s H l I t l C r t «
whrn It appeared thty were about
rvrTivoiT — ea-ii* ivaiissr. tit.
*icn||. slepetd Don Jas#*r. I I * 1* ,
In break through.
■tilth. I
At th* finish, when Reese, th*
IIO l.T O K r
S la ts
—
is - n m e
S
V
alh tc -1ST*,
*p rlis*ft»'4
S is ..,
stonewall shortstop, threw out El sr„p
p,(t H i i . t r *m a llw *u 4 , IS IS * ,
ston Howard, tha big park rocked |rwkl*« I
.K P O O h l s — Jltnr wf I t . m u
with human emotion at tha entire •sTi .O IIt*
Thnsnl*, nuipnlnts* P»SDodger team rated out on th# Reid fo 0»rt*T*i l«t. PsriVIn P» I*.
tsnsnt.rj.D
— m*r n«w». m > , .
to embrace the gritty young south Th llrnln**
*ulp«li(tMl
t.*-.n«M
paw.
tlaiR st
tS*U Ct ik ltR d C a l i f IS.
Fight Results
S
Seminole J. V /s
To Ploy DeLond
By B. HIGH ANSLIT
ON NEW
firestone
' SU PE R
C H A M P IO N S
The Seminole Feds J.V.'a pay a
viail te DeLand tonight lo like on
the DeLand J.V .'» tn DeLand. The
Fedi lost their game of th*
aeaton to Lyman 9-9, while DeLand
itopped th* New Smyrna "B"
team 139.
Billy Tyre and MUta Hudaon will
man th* tackle post*; Virgil
Grarey and Teddy Walker will bn
in the guard slot*: Chari** Ftnts
win h*' at oaetar: eeda win he
Rtgfi# Ashley and Bobby Little;
at quarterback will be Bobby
Johnson; at kaUbecks will bo John
ny Yeaklo art Banal* Basel and
fullback wtn ha B4Hy Bahtonw
IM * BABBTNI MARK
MORGANTOWN, W. Ve. ( A —
Freddy Wyant, Weak Virginia*!
•tar quarterback, has entered Ma
fourth vanity m oon wttk ■ 4 S J
p*rr*ntnge *n pan o—pleUouo.
He completed 131 pee*** la SIS
attempts for tJMS yards.
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Wed. Oct. R. 1955
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Radio-TV
Highlights
VHIS UNI SVAA eeriee of pKotea. mad* by am <* B w _________
ef Uif jratienal Advieory Committee for Aeronautic. it Wallop*
J land. V a, shows the beginning of ■ Defense Department hlgh-eir
e-ptnmcivL The booster pleat from a Njke guided mlMtle eterte en
atmoephere re»'irrt» dartre nn Its way to a speed four time* thit of
r 'nd. Telemetering Instrument* are contained In the noee needleiped mimJe ettirhed In the Up ef She Nike. The hmetar plant fella
•eway after It hae done its Job
ft mU notional JoaadphMoeJ
Heart Has Unbelievable W ork
NEW YORK IP—The most In
fturnltal—and fashionable—type of
television play today it somciiuna
called closet drama. It t con
cerned with problems of character,
usually involves a family, and has
overtones of what used to be called
social significance.
Historically the cloiet drama
was born on Ihe old Television
Playhouse when it was presided
over by Fred Coe. a calm. Iiierale,
My car old native o( All.gator.
Mist. Coe's sympathetic personal
ity encouraged such writers *•
Paddy Chayrvsky. a u t h o r ot
"M arty" and o t h e r first-rate
dramas.
Coe later turned out "Producer's
Showcase" (NBC TV' and "Mr.
Pcepcu." Now he * devoting him
self cnlirly tn a nrw dramatic
sene* starting on NHt'-TV tonight
•The Pontiac Playwnehls' Hour'*
will appear on alternate weeks at
the same hour at
Armstrong
Circle Theater'* |J,M pm ., ESTt.
Does the new set lev intend to
perpetuate rlo*rt drama* No, say*
Co*. He explain* rlovet drama was
the stepchild of economic neces•dy tn those Television Playhouse
days. Because the show had a low
budget and couldn’t hope to at
tract big name star*, Coe placed
the greatest emphasis on writing
He insivtrd that writer* be paid
more than anyone working on a
show. Hi* trnse of fair play En
tered tom# of TV's brst dram **—
and set a new pay level for dra
matic writer* tn the industry.
T ie new senes' first procram to
night t* a far cry Horn the old
days of limited budgers "The
Answer.’* starring Paul Douglas
and Nina Porh. is a d ,amaltiaiion
of Philip Wylie's favcinaling story
of an alomie blast It will be pro
duir-t live in Nttt’-TV'i huge
a lavish theatrical production.
A fortnight henr» will eome
E r n e s t Hemingway’s "The Batttrr*." The third scheduled drama,
" T ie Hear! is a Forgotten llotrl"
by Arnold Schulman, might fit Ihe
category of closet drama — but
Coe makes clear he it not necessarilv- discarding that type of play.
"T ii* season there are gong tn
be m <re one-hour TV dramas than
in any previous year," asy* Coe.
"An hour program these days ha*
In he awfully good. With competi
tion bring what it It there'* not
mu h room for mediocre d ram aend there's no room for poor
drama "
NEW YORK Uft Preildent during Ihe long period of re»l. oratory findings, from re»earch.
are coming clue* lo solve the m>»
Eiicnhaaer'a heart attark come' Drug* help relieve the pain.
Juit at the lime medical icitnce
Judicious u*e of blood thinning lery. Thrre is no answer vel, no
A Jt ironna lit firat dramatic vie- or anticoagulant drugs, auch aa proven way lo predict who may
Vtories aiainit tha aatioo'l leading heparin ami dicoumarol, i* credited have a heart attark. nr how to
with a large role in booating survi prevent the deadly toll evaclrd
killer.
Ju it M year* ago. hiart atlarki val from hrart attacks Strict rest each year.
The great reason for optimism
like hia killed 50 per cent of the for a time, oiygen. digitalis, or
other drugs as indicated, and other Is that the search ia on, and Ihe
men they ilruck.
Today *0 to M par (eat turrire improvements in medical rare pare It quirkcmng.
bxve contributed a bravy share.
Tomorrow: Kurressr* against
the lin t attack.
Another aid ia the elect roc* rdio rheumatic lever, and high blood
And heit ot all. many go back
la normal livri and normal or g ram -a map of the electrical ac pressure.
nearly normal aork. Moat can live tion or conductivity of the heart
It can pretty well locate for physi
happily lor many yean.
4
Thit radical change wat bora of cians whrre the clot occurred,
new knowledge, new drugi to com what a rn s of the heart were
Moil of the nation'* 15.non trierbat high blood prettuie, new heart blocked, hence how sertous the
ant
takuie Korean (11 Bill farm
damage
is.
how
treatment
should
•utgery In repair defective heart*,
training will find more money In
heart lung machine* putting your be tailored.
Dr. Paul D White, noted special- the GI p*» envelopes ihey will re
own heart on a holiday and new
tips of how to live with your heart lat who tended Eisenhower, pic- ceive in November under a new
lures an optimistic outlook for the law signed Una month by the Pre
and avo.d trouble.
Convlder. first, this initrnment President, barring complications. sident.
The increased allowance rhrrkt
•( life'a vitality, an organ the m e
Tha outlook alto U vastly Im
of two fiita. it bra!» and pulirt proved today for the average man will cover training taken in (Mobar. Ihe month the new law goes
*H million timet a year. Daily It suffering his first hrart attark.
V pumpt 4.520 g a I lo n i of blood
•'There is no justification for the in effect.
throufh Eo.ono mtlei of blood vet. pessimism and psychological inva
Veteran* need not write to the
m U — • diatance IN timet the lidism which have-b#ea peasant Y etrfin i Admlai«tr*ti»a for their
earth'a #*iualor.
up until now." declares a well- increases; they will be made auto
It rarely eomplaini. It adJutD known New York ipaclall.L, Dr. matically. VA said
blood flow to the demands of your Arthur M. Master, in a recent
The new art, Puhtie l.aw 1*0.
bod). Rut your hearittiat a aecret medical journal report.
provide* that Korean (II farm
—it re»ti between strokes.
He and associates report only a trainee* will receive the full rale
Slightly let« than half Ihe time S per cent death rale from first. of (it allowamet for thrir first
la it working. Belter Uun half the attacks among patient* seen la pri yrar nf training. After that, the|
Kmc. It relaxes.
allowances will be redueed every
vate practice, and add:
~ Why It It vulnerable lo the heart
'Many of these patients who four months.
V nttack, the coronary thrnmhoiu survive the arnte attack live for
Previously, farm trainees receiv
which the Preildent luffered?
man/ yeara and approach the or ed the full rale only fnr Ihe first
Your heart U a mute la. It alto dinary life epan. They a rt able lo four months, after whtrh the
nnuht have nourukmeol. brought work and lead productive lives. ■mounts were reduced at fourto It by the blood. S> your heart Many of them resume Ihtlr origi month Intervals.
•rndi tome of lit refresh*.!. oxy nal occapattoni and professions, I Top rales for 01 farm trainees
gen-carrying blood through Ha own which may be fairly strenuous." are CV a month with no depend
private ayttrm of arterlra and Lately, iclentisti are turning up; ents; tl 10 with one dependent; and
**m i.
clues to answer tha moil critical, 1150 with more than on* depend
Thato arteriet. atona with otheri qurttmn—the cause, and preven ant.
hi the body, art m reptiblt to a tion, ot the clogging of artariea.
I Veteran-farmers who will r* reive
—(lo llin g and narrowing prrceti.
Heredity, diet, hormones, and increases in the rhecki Ihey gel in
• Deposit* of filly matrrtu ran phyilral and amotlona] siren all Novrnher are those whose month
form Inildo Ihe arery wall, nar appear tn play roles la thia com ly training pay already had been
rowing and Impeding Ihe blood plicated chemical pirture, *ay* D r.! reduced under Ihe old system.
fkw, much like nut collerling in- ftohert Warner, assistant medical' Veterans getting the full rata of
aida iron ptpei. Thit prorata it director af tha Americas Heart Gf allowance at the time ihe law
goes in effert. aa well at those who
railed afherntrleroiit, and la a A**n.
form of hardening of artoriaa.
Soma tveaarvhara gaipact fee itart their Gl training In Ihe fu
The dogging §ometlmei gradual main culprit la large molaeulea of ture, also win benefit from the
ly rvta off the blood flow. Slurb contained la many foods; m e rits new law, la the month* ahead, be
more often, blood rlota begin to also manufacture M. Some other cause Ihey will receive the lop al M I W AIM MeC<* faboee),
form a ■ the blood flowa pa it the authoritiea auspect dicta too rich lowance rale for their first year pastor *6 M. Mary's Church tn
Aroughined area. The clot then can le fata generally.
in training, rather than for mere Stockton. Calif, telle reporter*
^auddeoly ihut off Iht blood flow.
ef tha wocvpecVed rote he played
Women a rt far less auseeptlble ly their first four months.
Thit la Ihe roraoiry thromboali. to coronary *attaeka. Does female
After the first yrar. tha monthly whet* the kidnaped baby, Robert
(bottom), eon of Dr. and Mrs.
The thuldown prevents oaygen sex hormooe eomehow protect amount will drop at four-month inond food from reaching part af the, them? One research team la giving erval*. as they progress ut their Sanford Msrnu was delivered
lo him by Mr*. Ratty Jane Rerveheart muicla. Calls In lha area female hormone to men who have training.
dteto. Shortly after the parent*
served by Ihe blocked artery die. had coronaries, te tee If the hor
had been Informed, Father Me-*
But the h • • r t li tough and mone protect* them from further
WOMEN’S OPEN SET
Coy received a phone eall letting
•furdy. It can recover, if not too attarki.
DULUTH, Minn. UPt-Th# I9M him the Infant, stolen from a
large an area of mutclo haa been
Obesity la Warned for inrreailnx U.S. Women'* Open golf champ San Franriaro hospital, would be
hit.
chance* nf heart attack!. So la high ionship will h« held at the North* surrendered In Mm. A Joyous re
Olhar coronary artrriee oat ot- blood pressure. Recent itudie* sug land Country Club July 2it-:fl.
a r Von followed. (fnlermstlMelf
• ■•and and itreteh to begin taking gest obesity may not bo a cause
^ lo o d into tha affoctrd a n a , or of coronaries In women, but 1* defi
a*w blood veiMli grow into H. nitely related to suek attacks In
Normal repair proertiei form near mrn.
Uuu# In the deadened area. Bear
Heart attaeka dalm far (near
tissue ia not aa good aa normal victims among men tn some n*her
haalthy muide llitue, bul Ihe nations than tha United States.
heart can make a comeback to Why? Diet, heredity, what?
leaume 11a pumping dutira.
I* Ihe atotStof er atherosclerotic
Compute reit give* lha heart process Juk a consequence of
time le make repaln. Blood-thin I rowing aid? Evidence of coronary
B n ROB BENNETT
Bing drug! can’t ditiolve Ihe dot disease wai found ie three fourth;
Murk It being aatd, and wot all of it In parlnr language,
kin| an artary, but thay caa of JOS young men, averaging gj
about the rash af vintage movie* which vlalt moat areas via
ant it from ipreading, or proara old, who were hilled in kettle
Ihe TV screen.
(amplication* aurh aa deU
Korea.
forming In arteries of the Ugs
From auch fuestiowi, from lab
Why are the elder films—e ire* 1PM lo I f El—shown i*
much? For two very good reason*t firstly, deipita ail the grip.
!ng about the crotchety film fare, It IB popular. Bemndtr consider
ing about the coat, H la the meat economical programming to
be had.
Most of the eomplalnte directed at the venerable film* teem
to deal with the number of re-runs, the picture quality, and na
turally, their age. However, t* ehnw the perversity of human
Batura, more that a few voluble eltliens manage to (queer* in
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Highlights
Junior Leaguer's Of Evanston 1
Have Milk Bank To Aid Needy
Br Frank Carney
CHICAGO 'iv-Soctetjr girls of the
Junior League are running one of
the nation'a most unusual milk
route*, the American Academy o
Pediatries wax told today.
Junior Leaguer* of ittburbin
and 'problem' Infant receive breast
milk during his hospital stay, reganjie n of has moihtr'a ability to
j(j ,y hi§
Moy,era «ho donate milk for the
j,an|, ..pump-* )t themselves in
pum£ /urm,hed by the
£ u TUUT b r e a . t mUk Junior League. The loeiety girl*,
bile*, pick up »P»f* b ftV l ,h , offering to help In running the mUk
from Hurring moihcr* a t J g J bank, purehaied 23 electric pump*
home, and deliver 1 to a ho. P Itai
# fo i, o( |1Jfl „ ch_ ind ,hfy
••milk bank
to aid prema c
lhem m bu|y o p „ atJon. They
b*b;c*'
n vui— ifi^ h.it n(
in . n
*l»°
mother*f to bottle the
Dr. E. nobbiniKimbiU
of rv
Evan|k I****1
>nd wfr(|er„
S 3 liu V e ir.* experience with the
On the "local" Evanston milk
"premature babies milk b.nk" at route milk I. picked up dally In
Ih J lT t p ila l h*> already proved liquid form and u.ed for routine
that it L both beneficial and prae- feeJing at the premature nur.ery.
tlrah . to hate etery premature On the "auburban route - coverricaoi*
------------ in communities near Kvanslnn
— milk 1. picked up twice weekly
In the frorrn condition. Thi. milk
It banked unlil needed for emer
gency me. when It 1. thawed,
tleriliied and dutrtbuted.
I)r, Kimball .aid there are *i*
other known "milk bank." in the
United Slate, "but the Evandon
milk bank 1* the only one in Amer
ica that 1. absolutely free." There
I* no charge by the donating
WEST NEWTON. Pa. '.K—A run- j mould's and that 1»> Angelo*.
away lumber truck, horn blowing Newark. N.J., and Wilmington.
frantically, roared half a mile Del., charge for the adminulrrrd
down a *leep hill and »ma*hed milk if Ihe patient ie able to pay
San Francisco, Boston and Chlragu
into a moving train yolrrday.
Nine freight ear. were flung report that they give the milk free,
from the Baltimore and Ohm he .aid.
(rack*. They ennhed the truck tike
a tin can and demolished two
bttildlngv.
The truck driver, Claude Brandt.
St, Warrenlnn. N
and four other
MM. MAir M Oim . M. I- held
without bell In Weet New York,
N ew J e r .t y , w h ere .h e I.
charged by police with having
hal< lied a munlrr plot u u n l
her ha-band became *t»e never
took me out." The vlettm, Mlrhael MotVet, 43. wax viriou ly
b.illrrr d and required 39 tlilebr.
after the plot faded. Police are
also holding Mr* Model'* broth
er and hi. friend, to whom »he
allegedly oltcrcd 4t non earh in
Wo Ihe job.
ffnterMiiowAlJ
people were killed.
Three derailed ear. contained
explosives but did not Mow up.
Some of the ear. .maihed into
the Caiate Fruit Store on one sld*
of Ihe trark., other, into a hard
ware .tore on the other aide.
Dead were Jarob Ca.ale, Id
owner of the fruit .tore; Sheryl
B o **,«, daughter of a West Newton
restaurant proprietor: S h e r y I »
grandmother Sir*. Don Whiteman,
about TO. of Infu.try, Pa : and
U ri. Martha C. McConnell. TO.
We*t Newton,
Mr... William lto»« mother of
Bheryl, .ulfered a broken baek and
fractured pctvi* Emily Pelenicl
suffered minor Injuries.
Engineer William McManus, Connelltvlile. Pa ,
he law the
speeding truck "but them wa*
nothing I could do."
Lloyd Mauk, a civil defenie
auxiliary policeman, aaid ha heard
the truck horn walling.
"Attar Bit truck hit Iha train all
1 taw wai lumber flying," he re
lated. "Then there was a big cloud
of dust. I Jumped down end went
over to help."
Grimly, Mauk told how he law
the body of Ihe Ron child, a bloodstained doll in her arms.
|ty JIM nECKI Pt
JACKSONVILLE 'A_The Male
Board of Health today said people
could put their money to heller
UM! than for "health food*."
May McBalh of Iha division of
nutrition and diabetes .aid more
simple, everyday foods should be
eaten rather than fat food.,
"The u.e of blackstrap mola.ies
and raw *ugar I. a food fad preva
lent today," she said.
"The nutritional claim, for raw
sugar are miileadlng. The advoralea argue primarily that It I. a
good source of iron. The llltle bit
of Iron you get from raw sugar I*
not worth what you pay (nr It.
"F o r those who wish lo rat .mall
trace, of minerals In augar, brown
sugar contain, four tlmei thr
amount of minerals found In raw
•ugir. Mail, especially liver, egg.,
dark green leafy vegetable, are
murh heller source* of Iron and
have ether good tend values a.
well.
"Blarkitrap motenei Ii what I*
left nver from sugor making. II
aometimaa contain, machinery
scrapings and ru«t which givr
it the Iron and ropper contrnt
claimed by Ihe food faddist. It lv
not surprising, then, that the large
molasiei corporations have no in
terest In icling It for general u.e
."Startling are the rlaime of those
Two railroad wreeMg m w a who sell raw eegetablei Juices or
worked through the night to clear the Julcsre to make them. Some
the BAOs mein east west rente say thaw Juices cure high blood
between Cumberland, M 4, end pressure and kidney ailments. The
Pittsburgh.
lime and money spent making Juier
A large area wa« hlorktd off nut of vegetable, adds unneceuarwhile Ihe dynamite was unloaded. ily la Ihe coil of food. The eiereite
Sheriff Howard K. Thomas eili- '.•ceded by our gums and teeth to
wvstrd total damage might be cloae keep them tn a good state of health
to one million dollars.
I. loit If vegeliblei are liquified.
Meanwhile, irveral investigations The high .odium content of celery
were launched to determine Ihe Juice may eves be harmful to
cauie ol the wreck. One official some people.
•eld he believed the truck brakes
"While theta end other food fads
had felled.
■re not likely to kill anybody, their
use i s health foods creates a de
pendence on a product of little
value rather then m a sound dial
ind a good doctor."
TOKYO ip—Japan I* the uiill'seve at which from one lo threp
doien dl*a*trouv Paellie typhoon*
are aimed each year.
October I. when mod of them
.lam home.
When the typhoon, rip Into
denirly populated Japan, thouvan l» or hou-et are blown away,
.rorei of per»on. are crushed by
flying di’bri. and drowned in fla»h
wave* >plinter flihlng
Hood*, huge
I
craft and( Ihnutand* of arre. of
»nrcly needed rice plant, arc
devtroyed.
Damage from a »ingle storm
ran top ICO million dollars.
Typhoon Iaiui»e, this year’s most
violent, took at lead 43 live, last
week during ii. rampage through
southern Japan Another 300 were
injured. The »torm’» howling wind,
lore down a high-lenvion wire and
darted a fire that destroyrd the
center of Niigata, a city ol a quar
ter million.
..-After Iyml*» howled mil to tea,
nearly loo.ooo persona were homeleas.
On hrr way up "Typhoon Alley"
from Guam, lano*e al-o flaltrnnl
humor, When you fell Into the
Grand Canal in that Venetian
vkrlth, even though you may have
hern burloquing Katherine Hep
burn in "Summertime," 1 wai red
dened indeed of amuied.
The next virtim of w a 'e f . . .
Red Skelton, who made hi* >ea■un'i deliul on CBS-TV. Skctiso
w.i* gently nudged- Into a sewer
opening hy Ed Sullivan, playing
a bu. driver. Incidentally CBS
ought to scout this guy Sullivan
a . an actur. He ha. real talent.
Into New York and many an
other city Ihrve evening, la com
ing an NBC film package called
The Great Gildrrslccvr. Thi* .itnation comedy, In which Willard
Waterman play. Iha lead, broke
In New York Ihe aarne evening
ai Berle end Skelton. There's tome
good fun in the show. But it wa.
GUdenleeva'. fate to fall in a flth
pond and the fat* of hit rival in
love to fall into another pond.
Prrhapv you can't blame the vic
tim* of lhe*e dunking, too much.
But what*. Ihe matter with sorailed wriltri of comedy the.e
day.?
BONf SIGNAL CAM.ERA
CHAPEL IIII.L, N.C. f/T)—
Sophomore* will get a chance to
do some quartet larking for Iht
University of North Caroline
tram this fall. There a rt thrra of
them on hand. Lm, Bullock it
th« team'* only latlarmaa at
quarter.
Dug* rarely live beyond
years, cats liva longer.
Healy eald eoltan ***d Mher
crop* In the Yenul V ^enrich..
agrieulturil a r e a l k North*''4
Mexico, have beea kuried hy
•
W|rein fen tt houre Is the velley
beginning Sunday. Five la IU
fochee fell la tome areas.
Mon It Awakonid
By Plane Propeller
plfasanton . CaliL y -U d l
SaaU we* awekanad pm I *
an Me Hviu " * • aofa yeeterda
hy aa alrpUa* propeller.
163 POUNDS,
1901
TELLURIDE. Colo, rr- T h e body
of an infant boy taken from a
w i l d e r n e s s grate rent armed
pottemen today In tearch of the
child*, father, described at a for
mer mental patient.
Sheriff Lawrenre G. Warrick
.aid the man Orville Tboma.
Bell. M. held hi. wife nmoecr
for three week, before *he escaped
and told officers of Iter aon'r
deals.
Mr*. Emma Bell, 13. led officer,
to the ihalluw grave of the 41-dayold inf.ni yesterday.
She .aid her husband. a sheepherder, became rnragrd because
the baby wa» crying. She sari Bell
struck the child, then .mothered
him with glanketa and forced Ihe
young mother to carry the body
In a remote canyon northwcit of
here, where they buried It.
Mr*. Bell laid ihe neaped from
her hutband and toughl help at a
ranch home Saturday.
Warrick aaid Bell appeared in
Nalurita, a mining town M mile,
northwest of here, that night to
look for hi* wife.
He wai arrnted, but etcaped
and went to the home of a *i*ter.
She pcr.uaded him to aurrender,
Warrick .aid.
Again Jailed and handruffed tn
a hunk i.i hi'. r*'\ *ctl broke Ihe
handcuff* and fled early Sunday,
lie ha. not been tern ilnce.
SC.ON TNf mo of 1131 Americana may eet a new meat-eating I f
record, li ght now every man, woman and chUd la chomping through [
beef, pork and Iamb at a ICO-pound-per-yeer rate. The record wra I
1*3 pound* in 1*M. according to Harold Breimyer, chief llveetoc's
forecaster for the Agriculture Marketing service. li!u»tration* compare the consumption during recent yean.
fCewlral Pm m I
By cheeking farm wiring fne
Demand for black pepper among
U. S. cooka and ehefa pushed |the ........ -- imports of thi. popular apice to lation you may prevent s di»aaabout 31'v million pound. In 1134 trout fire.
Boneless, Tasty
ALL-MEAT
Ga. or Fla. Grade A D&D Whole
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frn a i H em innl* r o u n iy at l a r t a h r
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w h ich rn m p rlae* a ll a f eald Neml.
a n l* C a u M r . K in ,Id a . and d e ierm la a lla n a f Ih a m llla s a nf l a i * t fn r
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f a lia *, f u r n it u r e a r c a p lia l a m
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lin n a t f1v* a r m nra p ertn n a q u a li
fied la v n la In Ih * * ip r t la a . filed
w ith Ih * Hoard nf P u h lln In d r u e Mnn a f hem inn l* r n u n l r , Kln rldn ,
n l H a st IS d * r * p r la r In Ih * h n ld .
m e nf aaid • It e lt a n P * tt|l« n fa rm s
m a r ha n h la ln s d frnm Ih * r n n n l r
P u r * r ln l* a d * n l a f r u h lia la a lr u c lla n .
H r ard e r n f Ih a B n ard a f P u h llr
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K la rld a .
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EXTRA TENDER
MEATY NECK
DIXIE CHYSTAL
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING
CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE
ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR
FOREIGN COUNTRIES
BUREAU
OF
SA N FO RD
T ELEPH O N U 1M u d 1971
Insuranca
LYKES
PLUMP
TENDER
FLAVOR\ SOME
WHY
PAY
MORE’
ROYAL OEM
CREAM STYLE
3-Lb. Tin
(WITH YOUR ORDER)
OLD OLORY
WEBB'S LONG GRAIN
TRAILER
PEAS ^
CABIN HOMS
C R E D IT
144 POUNDS, 1952
153 POUNDS,
1953-54
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•I IIO O L UIOTNICT .VINHMN
at# CM Batviaa retinasrsstliw
fo Washington, aaye ha made a
mletake In denying ■•rvsrlty
■tonrunM to Wetf Lmtojlnaky,
Bumlan born enttsoelty ess fond
reform. Aa ■ reauh. he aaid, hla
134 FOUNDS,
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Legal Notice
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t n i o tm ro
Jim * and Imk a pass at Okinawa,
where Ihe U'nitnl Stalrv maintains
a large garri>on.
Typhoon Marge howled lo a stop
today on Japan's doorstep after
keeping W million Japanese on
edge for days.
And new typhoon- are brewing
In th* South Pacific, gathering
steam for th* charge tn (he north.
When full grown. Pacific ty
phoons are twitting terror* that
whirl wind* nf T3 lo 175 mile, an
hour around a hollow rrnlrr. They
rut paths as wide a* ?Y> ir.ltrs.
NASHUA TO RACK AT 4
MIAMI (A*!—Nashua'* ffrat ob-
jtrtive aa a 4-year-old will b* the
1100,000 Widenrr Handicap to be
run February II. After twa fall
months at tha Balair Farm In
Maryland ha will ba atablad at
Hialoah for tha wlntar.
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NEW YOIIK tP -IC i a commen
tary of aome tort on the current
.tale of lo-callrd comedy in televl.lon that In three program de
but* within a .pace of thret hnur.
the other evening three comeonmi
did pralt-fall* Into pool* of eater.
Not amce the Infancy of the
movie.. In the hey-day of Mack
Scnnrlt. have to many comedians
been .o dependent on auch a tire
some device.
Milton Berle returned In NBCTV for a new .eaion which will
bring him to the arreen IS time*
In the neat 33 week*. Personally
I think Berle I* a pretty funny
guy. But comedian, are a . much
the vlclami of fathion a . women'*
clothing, and lail year Berle went
out of fathion I never heard a
J
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PO TA TO ES
2 5*
5 5‘
3ERZEE EVAPORATED
�THE BDfFPKP HENALP WM, Ocf, g. 19W
Specialists Doubt Some Beliefs
len McGoy—
LM A J 'l'f c f l
r W t W n - O iA
AAftA moved to unlock btr own
4 cor.
Judith. fot owing btr. ibt pnmiy
M LtV* Mtttr.
rt* f trudo-Gsrrr lounge* In bfl
armchair | iu i in band looking
na much at horn* aa 1/ ba had com*
to (Up lor a «,»tb •and.
Sara looked at
•“thirty minute* *
"What do you mean?* demand
od Judith
"I waa in that elevator about M
I wjiutaa It itemed Uk* a thouhand ye era Whether year raai.ta
tt or net. Judith. I think you eavad
n-y rcajin. i d like to aay thank
you. tail I c a s t find the right
woeda.*
"Ckw t you think you owe Garry
sa apology ?* aald Judith with aaP«nty.
"Tow really da S era* The
paaudo-Gerry looked at
proschtuUy. "Lord, yaw dragged
ev.ryon. | know into It—my part
nor. my eouain. my cleaning worn'
sn. my ttern ary, my landlady, the
ilica And you atlU weren't eaMa
ul "
"Yet t\eryllung you did tuat
prated ail lha mure that he
Garry.* put in Judith, fiercely pro
tective. *Tnw will admit M
troei t you ?"
■sis draw etrength given bar
knowledge ad Ua real Oerry. How
could Judith miatsha thia
. war non copy foe the real Garry ?
1 *Juot a minute. Judith!* Barm
waa angry. 'Garry did dleeppoar
and ba a not tiara now. Hare you
forgotten lha thrwa MtUa
that maka a rough triangle gw hi*
right cheek? Thl* man has Ito
die la* on olthac cheek There* only
•ne eopianauon—you’re St the coneptracy with thla tmpoato* who'*
taking Oerry'* pises.*
"Matant- Fee the ftret time lha
hnpoatoe wsa ctartJad.
Ups Oow in bln right <
A b u m lh a lha
S
etattaraT* J s d l t h
ad s now
toward the
rkekoon CUvs ssma
1 didst
•a .* B h liU h to to-
prorad Judith. "Taw
rather loud."
-o n . H r. d to a r
. relieved to aac s taco aha truatod
th at ta sn atoad la bar eyas
J CUe* waa etifl looking a t Judith.
-1 wouldn't s n tha wood *enbalid I
Roa"
T n aaa you latar,
h#
*
oara •ummui.ro a amila tot
U n a. T i n ar ait dou-n Sherry?"
"No. I tr.aiu you." Ila locked
older, more tired and anxioue than
Iba nad aver icen nun. "1 got
your ixltpnont mraaaga I tried to
reach you ey telephone but there
we* no aniAcr That worried
orned me.
eo 1 cam# directly her*. What naa
been happening?'*
"A gtcat deal atnea I tela*
pruned." aura told rum about lha
elevator and the voice.
"Surety you caa identify the
voice if you near it again?"
"I'm air aid not. It w u barely
eod.r.e t m net really aura wheth
er it - a i a man or a woman.*
"la there anyone you euepect ?"
T here were bve people <*bo
knew I waa alraid ol that eleva
tor: Tha real Gerry, int unpcetot,
Judith. CapL Sender* and Baiiuet.
And Lhal brtnga me to the reaaon 1 te.ephonrd you. L*it nignt
1 thought Sail uit a face waa fa
miliar but I couldn't place it Now
T*e remembered. He waa in the
crowd when Mourn died, only then
he waa weiring a or nad-rimmed,
weatern net that anadowed me
face, and ipeeKing with e e-iulhwci’.ern drawl Ila gme » iitlaa
name and addrrae to tne police
there.
"He mult have been wearing lha
broad-runmed ta t txlore tha acci
dent occurred. How did na know
ba would wub to alter nta uaual
appearance, unlca* ne knew M-ixoq
waa going to dia? How could that
be ur.lraa na planned to kill Moaoa
himaellT And why didn't ne any
one word about me aceing Moron
die when Aunt Caroline told him
hhout Moron ■ death wire that
a*me evening? Another Uuag:
How did Sail uat happen to b* at
Aunt Carotina'a that evening when
1 waa wearing the ruby? Dad be
meite tumaetiT*
Clive frowned. "Iwt me aee. . . .
Ha tetrpbonrd me jnat aa I wsa
Araaemg. Ha aald sa waa at a
looaa and that evening and asked
tat to dine with turn. I told him
I waa already engaged for dinner
with Mre. Larch. Then ba aahad tt
ha ought drop m after dinner. I
UM bint I thought Mrs larch
would to to-lighted*
*Ju*t a* I thought!" crud Bars.
H i muat have known that you
and 1 go to Aunt Carolines lor
bridge every Thursday. B a wb
ha tailed to got tha ruby from me
ns tha ctreat, na called yew and
wangled aa Invitation to Aunt
Carolines twtievtag 1 would go
there aa aauaL*
'But ham did ba know y«w bad
lha ruby f And bow did ba know
you were tha Sara Deere I may
have mentioned aa Carotina'a
mace?"
IB bows oei U U a f o r e h e a d
propped againel ana hand. Sara
ensoantratod bar wtonla mind on
fiaUuet and jutt aa U aha ware coocentra ting the aun’a rays with a
magnifying gtaaa above a aerap at
paper—tight cam s
"laJtoSb 1 waa to Mm AUtonaai
Iba aoctdaol. 1 remember
A man who atared at m s A
without a hat. Of omirsa ba
would gat rid of that eeeatars hat
tmmediaUUv H r
P a t t e r n at
Berkeley- Cahfornia,' muat diaapprar and Dr. Saltuat muat taka hie
place, baeauaa H r. Patterson* waa
Identified with Moans a death and
Dr. fialhial waanx 1 auppoaa ba
another nat toon after
ward. but th an w a r n unaa tor
ba Auto-
o a t Garry and tha Indian didn't
aaa me taka tha ruby nut to tha
bo* and put tt as, out Sailuat tod
Mv typewriter naa a tag that gives
my name and address Salhiat
could nave read i t " Ska teas "I
muat go to lha police about fiatIuat. I think ha murdered Maxes.
Dent you 7*
"I think tt vary hkafy, but. , . .
How are you going in prove a i
line? The police will aay. 'Ar# yew
aura lha man ■ the arestem hat
waa Sallust ? Are you aura yos
aaw aim twice again before you
reached your aunt* sou**, once in
the Automat and ence la the
•treat? ft took you a long tiaaa ta
rtmembet than* things'*
-You esasn they want
me?" cried B ars
Ha (aid, T h ia
Garry Hans Tour (lory to hie t o appeirsnoa wsa w *w neJ that we
all accepted it at first—yarn aiml,
Mia* Creel. Balluat and L Later,
whan a mas appeared hi Heeas
apartment, claiming to be Hona
and you aald aa waa as unpaator.
we were etifi an trout aid*, f t *
. . . .* Clive aaeitaied. *My dear
child, don t yon uuan it * goo* Car
enough? Mrs Hamaon ebnehed
it Pie maa t* Garry liana And.
after all that, the police are not go
ing to beHave a word pas any
(garnet fiahuat.*
"You aay th at? Too. whe totended sm again* Judith )nat
T fi defend yarn agarnet anyoo*
aye your* us balanced, ms
. . . ere* that maa with Jtaditb
just b o w Oerry Hona?"
"fir ha aays. I team* he'* tying.*
"If n* warn an impostor, ba
would have gives nunaalf away by
uua lima Thai anrt to maaqnerwd*
ta like walking ea eg g s Evas K aa
unpaator li among
hardly know tha mas
ba'a taking, ba Mipa
latar. Among tod friasto to Garry
lioee'a as this sm s bw baas tha
last M daws. ■ wasto to to p e *
NEW YO IK -T-How n a you it Ot courie, very tavara aect
oe»t car* for your bcert to mini- dents or itraina mi? hat* a pre
mita your chaccei of a heart cipitating effect, but that aren't
the fundamental cant*, and w* are
attack?
Living a full, active, good and aiU %t u d y I n g lha qua ttian of
xcnilb:* Ufa may be a main rule caul*."
In t talk a ecurl* of ycari ago.
No expert a can lay Joan t.re.
herd end-fart ruin Nut en .igh i* Dr White laid, *' !a* general warty
yat known ah u* Uir fundamental iny to Mop all tigornut exercise
cam* ol the bear attack pruccit *• in »rrm* to me tn ba ridiculoua
But tnay do h u e tip* And tome and, cm re likely than not, actually
autborttia* arc finding g>d reai- to lead to ar inerrur of coronary
jn* to doubt many ol (hr bciirfi irtcrm clcro ili" (This la tha diamoit of us held about heart ca»e pfocai* in which fatty da
p.,iita form in the tnrar Uningi
attack* Belie! inch at thrie:
That e itrrit* It had. after 4») of arterial, nanualrg tham Haart
attacki uiuallv come when a blood
you ihotild a lt* « iy dn»n
That tarn# hu> rttt executive* clot li trapped in inch arterial
art moit Uk*:> to Hidden death and btock, the fnw of nouriihing
blood tr the heart mu*d*>.
from heart i»lrurei
That moil heart attack* fr'-liv
Heredity. Dr White hai a*14.
election — gnif, tenr,* xhoveling plays a p in There'! mm* avi•now the dramatic Incident* you denra that too rich a diet cm bi
raid or hear about Initead, half involved That o.ucjtion U not anof all attack! api-s*r to com* due- me red yat hut "M int of ua bw
tng ilecp and ruling
lirva that overeating It th* mo»t
That xra ehould blindly folio* important faultv w*y of life in th.a
lha advice to 'take tt r t ty " to country today "
avoid heart attacki
Aggravatinc factor* mav include
That playing g'df on Friday hid excaaiiva. prolonged narvoui tenanythini to d" with Pt evident ft Hon, axcctiiv* overweight, asraa
piiltiva meaitirai.
tenhexrar’x hrart attack the next -ivo lohacfo
l* menliiHieo 'evnicioti* effort to
day.
You can eaiily find ('.llfrrcnrci acquire eqiifnimit*. h«Hli of reof opinion among hrart expert* Uxalltin and rrpoic. and a pro
liars arc *omr of the rhalicnglng giam *( hcrtlh rvcrclie."
newer viawp.iintf
Dr Arthur M Ma»ter, wellRoitan heart iperiitiit who at known New York fity rardiologiitt
Ai t'p«: Be your age. It vou're
tended Eiicnhower
SpeaWna of tke'i f Ifinc “ Mr Al don t act (I Avoid ohcirily
own feeling ti that gitf hat b»rn Avoid e v e r 'ive imoking and
often wn-nsly blamrd, that thove drinking Avoid iofertiom. and if
who-piay (olf and hiv* in attirk you get them kn >ck them out with
at AS might hiv* had an atrark al»# drug treatmcnU Be phvitat if thev hadn't played gulf rally active Afteg 44, taka leu
chooie inactivity.
li raapon»iblf
Studmg 1 TOO pffont »ho had
"IB f*et. 1 am of the Irpreninn
that It really balpad to dale} lha corona*i»* i'r Muter and hti aaanicl of this (atUrk: than to rame inflate* fmind S? [wr cent of at
tack! cam* shila tnai* people
arra Meaning or raitjig; >1 per
cent at ordinary mild activity; •
per cant la medarata activity, « v
crpt for walking; II par cent in
walking; only > par cent during
unuiual or itv tra exertion They
concluded aevera effort couldn't be
much pinpointed ax a cauia of the
timing of an attack
Ai for occupation, th* analyala
ihowed attacki occurring “ with
*<pni frtquencj In ill typaa to occupiMoni and all type! of loclrty.”
Among t .200 vfetimi qutitioned, A
per rent sera manual workara and
day laboran, tt par cant buitMiimen. IA par cant profeutoail
reopl*
psrrantiica
paraUalutg
Ute occupational diitrlhuttng to the
genarai populitios to New Yorkar*.
Thui occupation Mr#* **■» or not,
did not pixy a role
coroairy
ocruliioa."
Dr. Theodore G Klumpp. preildent to tha New York pharmareuticil firm of Wmthrop-StaartH. Inc
who ierv*d a* chairman to th*
tervirei lax forra*‘Wa don't wear out W* ruM
out " fo him it appear* "The ma
jor evil D t*>« exeeiiiv* dfelie* of
phyilcal mental and emotional ac
tivity m adult life in relation to
whit it a n in youth”
A ''great American neurovit”
over heart attacki la horn of the
falls nto'on that hard wmtk lx kill
ing o« and ea'iiing heart attarki *'
Mix op.mon ti that rommon-earii#
activity to keep all body organ*
and glandx working efficiently
romnati aging and eombxta devel
opment to th* a r t a r y dnaar*
pmceix
He and oth»r* c a u t i o n th*
amount to exerrixa for haiiih
*hoyld be biied upon whit you
were acruxtomed to. Ktarting in
Fm |
VKt PSKXDIMt tin lutnl V Niv.m arwt Adm. ArUitw V. Itetf <U
fNoIrman of th" Joint Chii-J* of iHafT. l*--*ve th* oftloe to Sorrrt.iryl
to IVifcnne rtiirte* !' Wlfjwti after a "tvirmv! pvnrwdurs" oor.l«rm-*f
m WMluf’iri -'n F i r H lu a . It v u the er>d of ,* l>a-v iLtv to nwwIinnW
with varlou* Ailmlnialrali -n onirtib. Ttie VIrv Prriiilent. stepping
uo h** xelivlliiw In tiw wai.i- of I'mddcnl Elfenhowrr'x rtlrwv.x, wva
xaiiiml lor Alloniey fii-ntr.it timwitetl Hi >1 *lhr leg .it rm-nru" ext*t
to earrv on 11-e govrrnfn n| ur t<T live CTitef Kxreuliim a orllrle*
_______ __ __________________ X__________________________________
again *udd*n1y n- *1 lomolhin; rialiii* rrilly tin * anxiety heart
too atranoua, li fooliih
It >
fooll*h no' to have a hr irt c' erkup
ftret if you luipac1. an>ihmg
with your heart.
Olh*r phyiiclans report f n r and
anxkiy qan lead a pri ion In foeux
■Mention up*o hix h u r t. Inducin ',
'•anxiety heart d iir iir '1 — nothing
• meg. bul Ihe rer*nn thinki ' let'
ll On* eiilm i'e lx (hit h i’f he
perxoni xrho go lo ire beirt i,p
diieaie
A tip would xeern to he: Gto
a checkup If you r* worned, or
if you hax* any ngni that might
indlr*ie heart irmibla of any kind.
Get th* facts, nto your r n xea.
Turtlier. roho-ty knirke ■ * M»a
to getting eo.vigh i!e*p
la' ng
»en*lhle o r e of troi <■
Seim;
rmtoerato, trying Xn be r* i xed.
long. U'a absurd to w y
m
to tha
torn asty half
uauahg is the
tight. And yos s
itaaaaa!*
“ They re
Sara, Mostly. "I
three days ago a
clearly wdh lhato
mw
For 1 9 5 6 _
"Wbto to S ? Taw*re d f l i g M
who knew Hass ahghUy wkila a l
three others knew him well."
Kars looked ad him belpteoMy.
"What would yos d a If
Lincoln proves a big fine car
I? "
'A ssspt Garry to a a to
la—tha real Gerry.
can be both long and lively
blind thad II
ha s B ar
-W h y?-
Carolina'*
IStoUvs
* 1J
/ ‘ : _ i . -,:ii
i P bv« *m
f I I ppt#* r *
ft
ri b a iiju is broken. Th* new 1956
■hattrra thn myth tlut a big car, ■ long ear, aaa4
bo hard to handls.
For the 1956 Lincoln, for all tta new V gth, h r all
It* luxury, U u lively aa a mado-for-# 1 n sporto ear.
Unooln'a new V-fl—tho moat powerful linooln
engine ever—turns out 285 honepoxrav. Lisoola’a
automatic drive trailalales that power from command
to action to fut, so smoothly, yoa almost fsal this
car is part of you.
And Lincoln’s advanced KwH-joint luipenaioc taama
with ill optional power atorring to h«lp you thread
T
CHOOSE & USE
Starting S a t October 8th 7:00 P . M.
Approx. 3-rnL South of Sanford On
17-02 at Farm ers Auction
M arket Building: Merchandise
Sold For High Dollar!
Regardless of Price.
through tra it with effonlsu ueet, to Lmp >ou itt*A f
and rwlaaad on tha most xvlnding road.x.
Come hi soon lo am tha new length of (file IJnonln.
Iu to aaa Its new luxury—Insido and out. Then
drive tha new long Linooln for 1956.
Thm n m w 1 9 5 0
LINCO LN
Thm o n ty c o m p le t e fy ^ n e w
fin e c a r
A L L SECOND BAND N E B d A N B H B .
Consignors and Dealers InritoA
Sale G iaraateed
HUNT-McROBERTS,
1M W. PALMETTO AVE.
PARKING
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PHONE 14M
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BOSTON tr-T fH vliitin( Russlan cnnttruclirm evperl* today
wer* scheduled to begin ■ two-day
in'Pc(tnin Umr of Boston limj'.ng
and building projects. The tour
iiptn* • nwn'hlong vlnl In 11
American eitlet.
The Russians arrived lad night
and riHi into an anlLConimunisi
dmnnvlration at their hotel.
The visitors, led hy I. K. K«builia. minuter of city and urban
conMruettnn of the t ’.S S B . are In
the t'nltc.1 State* a* g u ct* of he
National A»*n. of Home Builder*.
Knruiiia told an airport news
ronfrrrnc* lad night that hit
Croup doc< not want lo talk about
its American eaperiencei until the
tour It completed.
•‘Wa might imdcreatimat* thine*
at first glancr.** hp taid throueh
an Imerprcler. “ We might be
misunderstood. That would be
regrettable.”
The RiuvLni arrived In Washinglon Monday night and jester*
day inured a housing devclopmrnt
in Virginia.
Th. *e waa nothing violent aboui
the Rovtnn 'demonstration*. State
oolite officer* mfngtrd with the
crowd* at both the airpoil and the
Kcnmore lintel, where the Rus
sians are stayme
The visiting delegation mined
the demondration at the airport
whrn Ihrir hod* spirited them into
a chattered bus for a 200-jaid ride
to th* new* conference, held In the
nlfire of th* airport management
board.
The de mnndratnr* hurried I# the
hotel where they waved plarardi
and booed at the Ruidana entered.
A few of the Rutaiani imiled at
tha drmunilralion. Other* looked
iurpri*ed Some I g n o r e d com*
plrtely tha about* and waving
signs.
•wRItl PHOTO!IMOW th* rontrssl In rr**ldent Elsenhower's far* brtwron 1913 »nd |voter* In TV.-too on IK* r r i of hi* illttW o The four plrtum «t right allow th* Frail*
i IMS. At l*ft. G*n**al Dwight D. giamhows* in 1931 m*k«a lua Anal app**t to; dent during hU regular »•**!* or*** *oag«f*ncM m 1931 iJkUrwlunwi Eacliui**)
HIM •* TMI TIAM at th* Ftt»-
Navy Runs Up Distress Signal
“ Tor ><mic reavon. laid Prall. shore billet* and that a program nf
■*H-itnrn will talk more fieri/ to scheduling abip filiation D in the
work* *» a man ran make delinite
each other than men do.”
plana to he with hi* faintly,
I'ratt think* he knowi why men
Kvrn an it dill take* a given
arc leaving pa), prolonged rca r urnher of torn to man the 1,112
duty, shortage of housing, lark of ihipv mi active duty ad atound
medical rare (nr dependant*, end
railed up la November a, the Navy lark of prevlige or public apprecia the v !
A fu-ity officer fint rt*.*, who
resort* lo .ctrctlve triviie for the tion for th* uniform.
1* married, ha a no rhildirn and
first lime since World War II, whrn
Right now Trait it tryinc to grt hat vrrvrd ait )ra ri airt our
■11 the service* were under order*
a rtu'.vage through to the Navy > monlh earn* lew a month If he ia
In get thely turn by the dralt.
*t ara. It lie it adior* hi* ply
Behind the deciiinn lie* the fart gold hralil.
*'l tlunk we are going to have rivet to $t<*i a month, including
that ikillrd men are leaving Ihr
Navy far more rapidly than Ihr> a married man's Navy mvlrad ol hit ration allow me*. In addition,
tan ne replaced, even though over a barhelm'* " he laid in an inter the navy prnvidr* free hnspitilira•11 manpower requirement* aie view, “and w* ate going to hav* tto. Iiocaio frre life Invurance and
retirement pensions atlrr 20 year*
bring rut It per rent lo *3*000 to adjust to that.”
Trail pointed nut, for evample,
By comparison, a civilian radio
Li t >rar l 2fl.7M men were *epagated and only 12,*43-10 2 j>er renl( that Id per rrnt nf th* vecond rlav* television repairman, who** job
|irtty oitim s are married. Bark r lovely tevemhlrt that of a Navy
—re rnlittrd.
bialy pet rent nf lh* «niitl#d in the 1920 v and 'an, the average radar man. rarnt about ilio a
men are due for dlirharge within wav 23 per rent And often family monlh if he wnikt for on* of the
the next tw«.)e*r» and not many life and naval rarrera pull ia op larger conrerni in th* Washington
podlc dirrrlioni.
arc*.
are planning to Mirk around.
The Natry'i worhl commit.nrois
An off trial ipokeiman said be
The Navy aim It having difft*
/ore the draft derision that If Ihr' are vitrh that tun third* of IU men fully finding lird rale otfirer* who
trend continue* there i* a real! are on tea duly at all timet. Some want to make the *ervire a career.
danger the United Slate* will have men *prnd up to 12 )ear« at *e*
I*ialt believes that in th* tong
g fleet ot lint r la x »hipi with betme bring granted two year* run the trend away from the Navy
geroml rate new t.
labor* duty,
a* a ra irrr for young men util he
What really hurt* I* th* depar-j I'ratt laid * in n e r li under reversed; that the rankt will again
lure of Itchnlrtan*. Only a per way to inrreiMr th* number of he filled by Vnltinleri*.
cent ol the petty nfttre electrician*
re-enli.trd la-t yrar and only 12
r cent other apptrnlirr electric-'
»*, whereat ao per cent of the
gtcward'i male, shipped over.
Overall, only It.I prr rent of the
perond rla»» petty oilmen and I ■
-------------------- By BENNETT CERF--------------------per ernt ot the third rla*> peilv
l.THE MIDDLE nf a poker aeriton tn Hollywood, Georg* Jra
iliMmFr-WS
tvflicer1
rank* from wliirh Ihr Nary draw*
re I suddenly held up th* betting to observe, "Have you guys
Us highly ikillrd men.
noticed how quiet and peaceful it is around here tonight? That !
On the fourth flimr of th* Tentsbe ram * Grnucho Mara Isn't
gon there I* a slender former lieu
In the game *
tenant rnmmandrr who 1* a* rlu-r
Gmrgo Buma. of Burn
to the prohlrm ts any admiral. He
and Allen, told him. “If >
b Alturt Trail, 44. a former inthink this is quiet, you iho. M
VfHmrnl broker who a year ago
have been heie last Krid-y
wat named aitivtant seerrtary ol
when pou weren t playiiigf'
the Navy for manpower.
lie travel* almovt ron*tantiy
from station tn station. A* much all< h Shriner. waiting III
f
anyone, he know* what I* going on
futn to have his hair cut,,
/) t
in,Id* the nun h id lh* entitled
picked up a m araiin* for cs*
men—and maybe thov* of their
pedant fathers and came
Wfives ton.
■i t , th:- bit of sdvlrc: “It
Oftrn I'ratt'* wife travel* with
w i l l i i e l j i to
d ia p e r
IC *
him She meet* with entitled »ivv»
In the shai'e of a harebell ^
—
over colfee tu find oul what they're
dunumti with you at b at
peeved about.
Told srennd b ite over horn* plate. Plaro baby on th t pitcher’s
ruuuiid. Then pin first bar* and thud b a it to homo plat* and
you're all act'*
“All s e t my e y * r commented Shriner. *1 tried that w rp
trick on my first-born, but the gam* had to b * called on account
of wet grounds.”
CvpfitfM. IV*. IT toM tit CVtf. DutriVutH Vr Kma r w im f)ifo a ia
Bain f(4 over wid* areas of the
mld-rontinrnl and (n some Wett•tn areas today. Mild and pleasant weather prevailed In most of
the eastern quarter of th* couotry,
Ritn which ha* prllcd th* Jitsaisslppi Valiry, T e ia i and Southera riotni spread northward over
most of th* Great Lake* region
during tha night. Heaviest falls
were reported in central Missouri
and psrt* of Oklihivma, with t
tarhes at Columbia, Mo,
Floodw stars Inundated ISO blocks
of Wichita Falla, T a a , forcing
more thai MO persona from their
homes.
Early morning t*mp*r*tur*s
ranged from 21 at Mullen Pass,
Idaho, In || at Galvealoo, Tea.
Temperatures were In th* Ms In
the SHdwrst wet belt and warts
•f tha Southeast wbila tha M> war*
■•Mrs I cm tha Atlantic Seaboard
tram Virginia Worthward.
WASHINGTON. Ovt. 1 ' A - Alin
priding it*elf for yrar* on being
strictly a volunteer nutlit, the N*V)
ba> run up the ditliet* *ign*l; II
li ttirtlng to draft rum* of It.
tailor a.
Some JflJM retrod* are to hr
lutvitu Army Hoapitat, Denver,
Itvtt H helping to put President
y.iwnhowrr on the ftsad to com
plete recovery. They are: IA
Col Kdyth* Turner (rtghn. St *
i* in charge of the nurses attend*
log the President. At erntrr, left,
*, (*id. II)ton f. Pollock. thirl,
fardloVigy Service, and the iu» •
W in charge. 14. (‘ot. John
fiheedy (cetilef, right! 1* head
of General Medicine. Depart*
merit of Me*liru*e. At bottom,
left. t« Ma), Gen. M.irtin T(Iriffln, commanding g< nrral nf
th* ho^tteL L'ol. fieotge M.
|<ow«U (bottom, right! is ehtef
e l the Department of Medic in*.
*■ * h**ky«*d I* g i o i i *
E
VF.W YORK ' tn - F a t r 1 r k
ffaddyl Kcough, the ha*e ball wi*e
businessman from SU Louli. ha*
antwrrrd th* ilg.MO quo lion on
the CBS g I v e i vr a y show The
P
Old Spanish Fort
To Be Developed
TALLAHASSEE *Jt-Tbe Florida
Baird ol Parka and Historic Me■NTitla has offered (a devotee the
Vattlah I M m B . Mariia la
rrieaa O il CMapa
a la 4-R tract** a
laa held recently
Wteno Quest inn.
Dove Hunting Will Open Saturday
TALLAHASSEE
IB-Tb#
first..................
half of Florida's split dova bruiting
season opens at imon Saturday lo
rua through O ct 23.
Huatlag la permitted from noon
until sunset every day with a dally
bag limit of eight and total po
ssession limit also sight.
Th* second half of th* wasort
begins Dec. 1 to run through D*e
at.
Tha Florida Gam* and Fr*sh Albert of Belgium, 21-year old
Water Fish font im wine said hurtl brother of K ag Raudin. Tbo tour
ing should be best In Soulii Florida ing prinre arrived yesterday to eat
during lh« first half nf th* teaaen in the radel*' mess halt, sleep in
earept for Gulf. Franklin and Wa-|lhrtr birTarka last night and athulls rountW* in Northwest Ftnr-llfW$ classes with them today,
ids which usually hav* good dove'
hunting this monlh.
'
In general, however, dove hunt
ing in North Florida wdl be best
■
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_
He made the grade be Matin;
that: f t ! It wa* th* Cleveland
Indian* who ended Yanke* Joe PiMa.'gm’i record .W-game hitting
streak. I2> Al Smith wa* the start
ing pitcher; (2! Jim Bagby Jr. wa*
the relief pitrher who conlinued
lo hold DIMaggto billets.
Vaster of crremonle* Hal March
Save Krough some help last night,
apparently Inadvertently,
lleailaling on the relief pitrher
ancle. Krough said 'T v * got It m
my head but I can't think of It.”
March brok* In wdh: * Tb* start
ing pitrher was Al Smith, and he
was relieved by Jim B—”
"March then turned to th* aodienr* and said: "That's a hint that
was my fault.**
Keogh then named Jim Bigby
Jr .
The U-ycar-otd St. Louisan, who
wris making his Dird appearance
on the program, can try for lh*
$32 000 question In his cboM* base
ball category nest Tunday night.
Don E, Self J r ., 24, a physicist
now live* on Loag Island, parlayed
hit knowledge of mythology Into
$a.A00 last night. Nest Week he
gets a chance at tia.oaa.
lie IT fOMION awmmi AdM m Plnay, th* «ntlr* r m c ti M o
tion walk* out ot th* United Nation* General Assembly Hall Im
' New York after th* UN. voted to plar* tbo Algarlta question wo thn
•send* of th* current artsion. Th* vet*. 2S tn 37, with tew ahttwu
boo*, wa* a victory for th* Arab-.Asian block, auppartad by W-aana.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THKSK PRICES EFPECTIVB THUB8. > FRI. « HAT.
FLA. CRAIIK A — DIRECT FROM LOCAb FARMS
SMALL
P / P f
MEDIUM
DRESSED a FROZEN
IN OUR PLANT t
OUR OWN CURE
BR. BACON
Lb. 55c
Comstock
C O R N ED BEEF
Lb. 59c
Kattbliahcd 20 year* in
*
Orlandn
RKCOM M EM M
itar* eaatrat at AltanUa
ih* Virginia (tpILI. Al
LFtaaacoL, and T. C.
WESTERN TENDER JABT
A F F IL IA T E D
FUND
IN C .
Ira. Kathryn Abbey Hanna nf
*tr Fart, rhalraaan, said We
cmM he restart! at a amt
LEAN PURE
1
A NAME TO
' REMEMBER W IEN
Rant U atilUan M m .
old fart, formally known pa
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CLASSIFIED ADS
M O RE
PEO PLE
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D O
M O RE
B U Y IN G
A N D
S E LLIN G I
DAILY C R O S S W O R D
U S E D B A R G A IN S !
3 IV Bedroom Suite
Good rnndilion
W M
3 Pe Living Boom Suite
with Slip cover*
*23 M
Sofa Red A Malehing
ON I.A R O E C O R N E R L O T
Platform Rocker,
1 R. dtonm modern home with re
like new ..
in * *
frigerator. apacn heater, K»»
3 Pe. Yellow t'hroine Dioettivtnvc hoi wat»r h ritrr, vent'tan
Good ondilmn ............ 133 M
blind 4i T V. antenna. With
Youth Bed with
Unwins well, nice lawn. and
waterproof maltre** 129 M
variety of 1» citrus tree*. *400
Round Top Dining Table*. *9 M
down, 150 no Month. Complete
Drop I,*af Table* ......... *2 M
pneo *9,000.
Ruby Stroller . ..
*3.1*
•
Selection
of L’ted Inrwr«pnne
2 NICK SHADY I.OTS ON PAVED
Mattress**
*9M
atreet in good loration, *1.100.
• MANY more item* not luted
Rm i I . Partnn, Broker
at tremendou* SAVINGS!
Aanahrlle B. Iln d m a i, Asaae.
Ph. MJl — 11-92 at Hiawatha
1*349 K. li t SL
Phoae 121
J . W. It M .t, REALTOR.
Florida State Bank Buildins
a i Naeklat*. and Repairing
•Call Hall" Phone ITS*.
B E R TS 1M S. Park Phaae 17*2.
n a - n o r KTEMTKK
R ,aii„r — tieneral Iniuranre
r,trtnlge r . Diagfeider Aaaeelalo PIANO. Good condition,
able. I’hnne t»7.VJ.
phone j j j j
nx N. Park Ave.
Used (urniltire, appliance*. rnoti
R nbcrt A. W illiam s, R ea lto r
etc. Rotifht-*nld. Larry’* Man
Raymond Lttndqulsl, Aaiociata
321 C u t li t SC Phone 1U1
Phone 1*71 Atlantic Rank Rid*.
.1 B E D R O O M HOME
On 3 lot*, modern Intern wilh
tt.-ve K refrigerator. In town.
ITU down, complete pne* 17.150-
ACROSS
C A. W H IDD ON , SR Re*. Beal b u t e Broker
V. E. DOUGLAS, ASSOCIATE
Its
S.
Park
Ph. l * i
E L a KA APARTMENTS: room*,
private bath*. 11* W. F lr*t St.
Fer year Beal tstate
Jean furnlihrd apt. a o io In.
31k palmetto Ave, « - me Ala.
loehew
12 Portion of a
R oll*w ay and B a b y B a# s
Day. Week or month—Tel. U »rorntture Centre II* W rit Fun*
F U R N ISH E D A P T S ,
n fe e v t l i t Or Call nt Fund*
lure Centtr. 11* Weat l*t.
ralon
Apt*. Efficiency.
120-W.
Phone
____ _
■E Seminole Realty tor D«*lr»
ibie Home* and Apt*. Phono IT.
FAN fuml'hed Apt. One, Two
‘w-’Anle. *33.00. *11 Pork Ave.
V RN1SHED Apartment. Ctew
In Private Bath. 309 Palmetto
UNFURNISHED H™** t t t m
W 2nd St. rhone 1«»J orWtAJ.
NICK ROOMS. Hot water, *5.
weeWyr. Light kitchen privilege*.
1 0 1 5 - W , ____________ C I . F . a N furnished A p a r tm e n t . 1004
P a lm e tto .
_____ _______________ .
*1 Narrow inlet
•ceol *
47 Done ( *n*t.»
*.s r m .
Seminole Realty
IA
Maytag Washer*
US Megaella A
rra a e 1TS7
MANY GOOO U«rd firm* In «n
contignmenl. Wry nice rotfee
(able*, rug*, rhalr*. baby bed*,
eti. Alio bargain* in hard to
fin I article*
THE CURIOSITY SHOP
Nest to Henneit'a Court 17-92 So
Th* Florida Time* Union, ynur
morning paper. For hnm* deliv
ery, Phon* Jack Renton, 922-M.
STOVE ne Flrepl.re WOOD. Cut
a,iy sir*. Senoned Oak. Fal
<A
Pin*. Call 79J-J, Ernie Morris.
KICMANOER
TWO*BEDROOM furnished down WILL SELL nr trade: Persian rug VACUUM Cleaner, tank type. lake
9X11'. value. *400. Will trade
new condition. M00. I’hon*
town Apartment. Phone R19R.__
for anything of same value,
1725 R.
phone 2 0 2 H - J . _______ .
2 Room* and bath. Phone 2993-55^
ARTHXKH WANTED
ABTICUW FOB BALK
THREE Room eomnletrly furnijhApartment. U ou * and dollar
RF.D-l-MLX CONCRETE
Highest CASH. 1WADE-IN prices
en. 317 Palmetto. Ph.2392.
Mrscla Coucruu On.
paid for used furniture Cali 959.
309 Elm Av*.
Phone 1335 WUton-Maiar Furniture Co. 1U
NICE BEDROOM, r^vai# en
t 1st IL
trance and bath. Phone 2029-w. •1 V A R IE T IE S P A N E L IN G
ta
HELP WANTED
!•
NaUvt aid Foreign Woods.
COTTAGE near Mo-eo*
See Them At
Rcaaonabn Rate*. Phone 1109-J.
8 h m n u Comtw in Pip* Ca. riNSETTER over 19 years old.
M ft
fumUhed bou*o. Oat West Uth BL
Apply Sanford Bowling Alley,
TWO-BEDROOM
FRamt 9499
3B1 Holly Ay*. Adults only.
UlCk
“CXMf
for^urnltur*.
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sailing cosmetics for well-known
mvnU 103 Palmetto. Phone 925 J. Floor Furnaces* and Circulator*
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LARGE Hou'f I Aerr*. Orang* 294 (Snath Park Art. PlMM 1449
and Grapefruit tree*. 15 railr*
WANTED - Girt to work pari
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time al Southttd* Laundromat.
ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS
I routu. 5 Bedroom. 3 Bath*, gar- Roy's Wrslern Dungaree* ....1.99
Apply in person. UM East 25th
I age. Located oa GoU Course. Foollockrrs —SALE ............. 7.95
SI . S o u lh H d * Laundromat.
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All alia Tarpaulins
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ComiaUd— 254 CorragaUd. BABY Sitting, hots* cleaning.
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address Mrs. Louisa M. Brown,
Phone 1493-J,
Al lor. West Virginia
CROXLEY Skelvadar refrigerator,
Kenmore aJeetrie stove, ft K. P.
Firestone kicker. Cali X1I9-W.
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FOR SALE — Will sacrifice equity
on 1*51 Fonl 2-door sedan, f.t • One hear • Ware aad Damp
e*i>ent condition. Call 1948-J.
Dry
after 9 p. rn.
a o *« b M 54 • Weak aad Bay
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ai Krnl’a Garage.
sm -PI*ao Technician
Phoa* 1144. Rauta L Saafard
CHEVROLET 1952, Low mUeage.
one owner. Will rnasider trade
INSTRUCTION
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CARS
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when you trade for a new one
durinc the- Old Range Roundup.
price of *9.*So.
Sanford iia* Co. 21(1 E. lit St.
I.ar*e Sprradin* Oak
Shadr* this 3 Bedroom CB home
SUPER TRADING POST
located on a 9n* * 130' Lot. KJt» 1 Mile S. on IT-92
Phone 2211 R.
ehrn equipment. Space Heater SPECIAL REGULAR *39 50 INFar Better Plumomg
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MATTRESSES
See or Call
Included — To Servlet Peraon- now *2i so w a t e r p r o o f
W. j. KING
ncl *1,100 down.
CRIB MATTRESSES Jin.Vt.
a n t Soalh Park Thaiie 54__
hand 3 outboard motor* 2 —
FOUR ROOM Frame home with Ong-fnot
Refrigerator*
—
Dinette
” g a tu n ~ » ro th ers—
one acre of good farm land. *
Set*.Complete home furnishing*.
mile* from city and need* onlyDraguce and Bulldoier Service
minor repair*. *2,500.
Phone*: 2121— Sanford, 21M —
— Factory to Ton —
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Vena linn HUnda
laido Eienlng Star. CaU Ralph
Phone 1129 • A. B. Pelmon.Broker Enclosed hand. Sag-proof bottom
Hay, 1UM
Associate* . A. B. Patereaa J r .
rail with piaette end*. PletUt or
P. J . Cheiterton. Garfield Wil
rayon Upe*. Cotton nr ayU«
CARPENTER WORK
lett*. John Meuch. R. W. Wil
quick repair Job* or vmill
liam*. A. C Doudney. Land Rur Senkarik Glam and Paint Ca For
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112 11* Weil 2nd St
Phone 32i
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Small Down I’aynient— S800.
FURNISHED Awrltnent. son Park
Ave.
______________
SI,non. REDUCTION
a M room houee, food location, Owner will »ell. Ile’l gone. S
arrri, over 100 orange tree*. A
ffle. CaU 3190.
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nice 2 bedroom home, partly
R ange
(iubUbcd..fLMO cash. Balance
long term*. This it a bargain!
CLEAN fumUhed apt.
l"* RAYMOND M BALL, BROKER
703 West lit St. Phone 010-___
O. M. IIARBISON,
>N, BROKER
S. D. Ilighlryman, Associate
, EURNISHEB Kitchenette^ Apt*,
i'feuoa MS
i Air Condtlioned. Mumb*rl*nd 104 South Park Ave.
Court. South City limit* Highway 17-K. ________________
FURNISHED J Bedroom Apt. W. DIETRICHS
T. W. MKRO
3 Room Cottage. Phone INI Park Ave. Pheaa II #e 141
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TWO REDROOM home by owner.
n 1 bedroom a p U ^ j D ^ f a g o U n J i b c m e ^ w ^ ^
' 1973.
a Rwe W A.wWiUlami.
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IN N Park Ate. Phoae 2311.
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VOLUME XL V I
■*w #nnn
F lorida
Fire Prevention Week
Is Planned By Jaycees;
Local Firms Cooperate
Emergency Appeal
Made To Citizens
For Blood Donation
Mrs. Mario Wilkins. who lives
al ths Sanford Trailer Park, ha*
appealed In Sanford eltiirns for
nn emergency donation of blo«d
which will ha needed within tha
next eoupla of week*.
Mr*. Wilktna told Tha Sanford
Hi r*M tmtsy that she ha* al
ready had two pints of blood and
will need aliout two quarts during
the emergency.
She pointed out that *ha it
Typo A Plus. However, local offlrlals or blood hank* say (hat
donors of any type blood may ha
secured for the blood bank and tha
rr iTitf'l type will ho issued.
Harry Robson, of tho Lions Club
Blood Rank, said yesterday that
the Llom Club would bo happy
to contribute thn blood for Mr*.
Wilkin* bill their hank doe* not
h*va sufflrlent credits to tsiu*
a cheek for the contribution. A
recent htood bank drive netted
only on* pint of blood, Robtcn
»aid.
Thoi* who would like to con
tribute blood for Mr*. Wilkin* or#
asked to rail 722-W.
Five Boy's State
Delegates Report
Daily Experiences
The Sanford Klwanl* Club yeeterdiy, heard tho fit# Semlnol#
High School represcntatlvo* to
Boy's Stale tell of their dally ex
periences during the week'* »Uy
in the Florids replied city.
Pr.»r to bearing tha (tva young
men letl of Ibeir Boy'* Stela exprriinrei, six new member* were
Indutlrd Inin the Klwtnls Club
prvterday. l-esler Th*rpo, Kta i n u Club Education Committee
rhairman, assisted by Repreienlallve Mack N. Cleveland Jr., and
Ihe Rev. Milton Wyalt, inducted
Jcorme B. Sehellentrieger. Lowl*
Dmk'ni, Irvin Eugene Ktlridgo.
Robert C. Whitmire, Uto Rrv. Per
ry L. Stone, and Mnrtia A- Dyer
Jr ., kilo tho Sanford Klwanii Club.
Guy Allen, program chairman
for the noon luncheon meeting
yesterday. Introduced tha first
speaker of Ihe Boy'* State group,
Kenneth Ramsey who expressed
appreciation for being sent to the
week long American Legion spon
sored cvmt In Tallahassee. Ram
sey then introduced Ernest Mofr
Hi who told of (he first two dijm
Saturday and Sunday. Ilo said,
"on arrival, wo wort given oar
town, parly, room, shirt and cap.
And then w# wore welcomed by
Dr. Hoik S Campbell, FSU presldent"
Howard AUred, giving experi
ence* for Monday and Tuesday
told Iho Klwanl* Club that "Amer
icanism speaker* were chosen
from counties and were given subjets to study for one minute ind
then allowed to apeak for Ihret
minute*."
John Clark, describing activi
ties for Wednesday and Thursday
said, "wo listened to legislators
and senator* who wore actually
taking nari in the legislature."
Jim Hawkins, telling nf Ih* Friday and Saturday activities said,
"ww had a general assembly after
each meal. But the highlight was
Ihe graduation exrrctaoa and the
Governor's Ball."
After relating the experience*
nf toe six days, 111* 1341 Presi
dent of Boy'* Stale from Sanford.
David Catchall, now ■ member
*h use Sanford Klwanl* dub,
pratied Boy's State and the Key
Club. Ho said. "Kiwanla became
my Ideal became nf activities in
Iht Key Club " Joel Field, Sanford
Postmaster and Klwaniaa. asked
GotehoU to spook and to tell of
kls experiences as a guest of lb*
Georgia Boy's State at Ha first
T arin g
David Catchall outlined kil osptrieocts riding In Highway Pa
trol earn of both Florida and
Georgia, appearing mi W8B, and
his beir.r a guest at tha Govern,
or'a Ball.
Owati at yesterday's Kiwanla
t wore; Harry .Faulk of Doard C. T. COopor of tho
'obscco Co.
throiifh
«fitftr#d i h o t i n
The Seminole County Junior
Chamber of Commerce Is planning
an a;l-«ul effort for the most suc
cessful Fire Prevention Week
tie r staged in the county,
Under the chairmanship of Gar
field Willett, the -Jayc*e* have
planned to distribute Homo In
spection Blank*, Fir# Prevention
Comte Book*, a free movie for
children to climaa the week, and
a tnp lu the Sanford school* by
the Fire Department1! moloruod
hook 'n ladder,
WiUrtt pat also enlisted the
help uf the Jajbces who will aid
in im distribution of fire preten
tion week literature to Urn schools
of Seminal# County.
H-ginnfng with Oct. f, the Jaycect will be “Fir# Prevenlioo"
conscious and their entire week’a
program centered around Iho lifesaviny event. The civic club group
will oven have their Thursday
•Tire prevention W*ok" luncheon
at the Sanford Fire 8latlon as
guests of Chief Mack N ..Cleve
land Sr.. Undoubtedly, during the
midst of the luncheon, there will
be a fire call In soma remote seclion of the city and the Jaytees
will get tha thrill nf “ going to a
fire. *
During tho weok of Oct I. tho
Sanford Fire Department's hook
and ladder engine will visit all
of Ihe ntae Sanford schools where
-nief Cleveland will display the
huge fir* fighting apparatus and
demonstrate tta use. A surprise
fire drill will be on tho program
for each school to find out whirh
sc hoe I haa the best emergency
evacuation program.
Home Inspection blanks will he1
distributed to school children toi
take homo with thorn and te beI
later brought back filled te andI
for tho Inspection of Chief Cleve
land
Comic books will bo distributed
to school chiltoen te Increase teloresl in Fire Prevention.
Climaxing Uw buoy week, (here
will b* a fro* abow at tho Rita
Thrvtra far children. During this
show ■ short subject on Fir* Pre
the future. Childfmt m tetllofl
to Ihe ihuw at 8 o'clock Saturday
mon.’ng Oct. II. Admission to Iho
show will bo tho Fire Prcvcnllun
Pledge appearing on the bark of
the comic book* that will be dis
tributed.
Garfield Willett iatd ‘ today that
the free show U being made po»ilble through the cooperation of
the following Salford firm*: John
WUliami Iniuraneo. Boyd-Wall■ro laiuraoeo, Camway ft MeKibbia Inauraneo, Crumley ft
Momioth Inauraneo, H. Jamea
Gut Insurance Agency, Kant* Inluraree Agency, A. R. Key Insur
ance.
Edward Lane l t i a u r a n . e e ,
Mnughtoa Iniuraneo Agency. Ir
ving Pryor Iniuraneo Agoney,
William H. Sir taper Insurant#,
Thomas M. Stringer ft John R.
Alexander Iniuraneo, Prank L.
Woodruff Insurance, c corgi W.
Smith J r ., tasuraaco, SUn* Machin# ft h *
Company, J S t o r d
Auto P a r X i Ralph l o t m f It
m sn u & r
Revival Services
Are Scheduled
Revival service* will ho hold at
the Central Baptist Church during
the week O ct t through tho IS,
said tho Ror. J . W. Parham, peator of tho church.
Tho Rev. Loon G. Lnwdsr, visit
ing evongetlit, and pastor of tho
Femdalo Baptist Church nf North
Charleati n, 8. C.. will deliver tho
messego at tha evening sorrieos
which begin at T:90 p. m.
Tho oenrteeo will begin, said
tha Rev. Parham, with tho laymen
In eharga of tho worship hour
Sunday minting. Chari** Hnyoa
will pmldo and ether laymen
will taka port In tho eervlce. The
pastor, J . W. Parham, will deliver
Iho **rm«*n for tho Sunday tvrnlng
service. Tho Rev. Lewder will be
gin his series nf termoni nn Mon
day night and then throughout tho
revival aervicW.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER «. MM
Aosotliltd i'rena le s s r d M ire
Farm Products Big
Business In County
17-92 Discussion
Judge Housholder jC o m m e rc e
Held At Luncheon
Tells Advantages w e P o r ^
Of Organized Effort eleased
~“ | Al one <C the Me l t *! attended
tiifflip,’! «f the loyal Jaycee
organisation, Ihe subject of 17-97
Tit# Semlnol# Counts Javbee*
ramr tip fur di*cu*sinn br nrinbrie of thr young men* business mol Tuesday night al the i-an ford
city hall to br«r Judge Kine*t
group.
A I niled Slot. « IVepsrlment of
Hmiiholder I-- * |p#m of thr
(■mnie.'ec p: el;mm*r* IW| CmJayrre President Torn in y IVlrr- advantage* uf organised rffott.
•as of \iti. iliure ( >r Seminole
eon told th<- group Shat tbr Ibutrd
Ilitlrtduird by Huh Rrvly, proof Dire*lor* liiil thought that gram clialmian fur Ihp group, i »ne v •** re!ea«r.| i hj * morning,
ren-u* include* * tumnisri“Then- ««« not etiuugb runsirlrra- Judge lloualmldrr **id, “ It I*
lion given t<* stalling Iht I.-97 a nnir| rifietirnre lo apeak to '■iii n nf Farm*. Farm OtsrarlerRichard t. Mn*l. eon of Mr |project at Ibe Ranfmd City limit* a group of young men who vol D(|f* *n Farm Prudiiels for tho
repniv In «ume in»iance*, iba
ami Mr*. Cat| It. Musa of fan- and then continue *oulh."
untarily l!»len ”
fivrd, ba* p!--iv.'*-d lb# Emory I’nillowrver. William C, l(utchi*on “To gel i #•ult* *• a group" Ihe r< pori Inrlude* r.imparalive data
Ih'iO n n> i* of a;rirulveratly chepi- r of Alpha Tan Jt. <aid that “thr rnunty muil buy Juds# evptaiued In Ih* .lavher* h ' F
Omega pvnl fratendly, afler a fight of w*v*
before env road I* the teainn that men want to In # It ii p nle.t nut that Ibe renweek'* Unlvereity-wid* "ni»h" |r„uM be I ....... lie tlressed. "o r become members of an organlta* *uri I* rreliminarv and figure*
acUrtUee here. Mom Is k fm k - lh, St<l,
Department dor* linn "Thi* group n training to qu 4«*d are subject l« change. A
•llrllar report is being made
« » » jw Emery * College Of Art* .„ „ „ ,hinf
lhiltIt h,« neverdona
live," he -aid Vnu »••#, the Judge for (evrr> county in ihe Cmtfd
and Stficniet
before, and that i* buy rlghl-nf- pointed out, it u ilmutt inip-ia- St* (•
Emory University offer* etuw»r« with elate fund* “ Th# Hi*, elhle I., live elone en-l you are
l i e tr|*urt staler that there
deni* participation in 7.1 urganear-itr
than wyr# 7<n l*rnn in Seminole Cmpy.
eureinn etjrrr inded Ibe povvibill- gelling e tu rt
itallon*. Including |1 enelal framovt
people.
•y
DM enmpire i mm sti for
terniliee, 9 women's eocial clul*a tlev of a by-pat* from Five point*
to tbe M»nroe Rri-lge
It le a challenge lo do mors I9V> wi'h an acreage tolalhni
end more tl an 20 honorary and
“Th* Stale Rnail flepartmenl than lh» world ordinarily expect* IA2.:>M or M 7 pee cent of |h*w
prnfeasional group*. Tber# are
ba*
*et • polev to build road* of you, raid Judge Hou>hohler. cnti !>*« area. The report alrq
elan npportunlic* In surh arlivities iv aport*. ilramaliee, student onlr where f- nda were available And. he said, 'ean'l* i* a most stale* thri ih* value of land and
g»vveminent, publication* and in from the Federal f!ov eroment," destructive thmighl. “If a man btiilnutg per farm is eviimai#!l at
the famed Emory tile# Club, “ Th# Seminole County Chamber of Com- feel* be een, hr will aerompllth JIA .i'J or IlM sn (u-r arr#
Aeeqrdin* In the 1MI Seminole
mere* Manarrr Foiretl Itieeken- much more than would ordinarily
South'* Sweeteal Singer*"
he done either individually or in Couiry Census of Agrlciillure
Emory's *iuiUnt body of ".WO ridge pninte-i out.
Ihrrr veer# f.i\ operators of farm*
include* eehoeil* of meilicine, drnI’ rprerentaiive Voile A. Wil- a group.
“In my piactbe at an attor resid n( on Ihe farm Hrelf and 1*7
tUtry, tiur-mc. law, theology, Ram* J r . tal-l. “ William A fbat,
buiinere siimmittration, a gradu then eltornev for Orange County ney," lion nimbler pointed out, I not redding on their farm*. The
a l* school, a liberal arts rollege
ben he ma le the .mp.e.l. aug- *[> •" «lve "'nro than I ordinarily report she -laird that tod opera
and a Junior collcgr al Oxford, rested that we atari Ibe road al t h i n k I s h o u ld , a m i f i n d n u t t h a t tor- vlated that (lies h*.| other in
(in. l.*-4 >*nr •*« the ulnHaii'1* Five Fomin brraute of tbe great I g e t m o t# o u t o f D ie g iv in g t h a n come exceeding Ihe yslue of ihe
agricultural products sold with n s
nf women to all (tivinon* ol tbr er argument with the Road Hoard I d o u u t o f m V d i n e r v i i l k "
Judge llouthoMer *,lvi-*d lb* id 'be farm operators storking
university, for Ibe first Hire 'n
j„ completing either end
It. I l l year history. E.nmv .
needed thoough- J a y b r o lo «peal brail a drl*# lo oil Ibeir farms \ complete runSchool of NuKing i* observing fate." William* pointed out that ai|vi*r the people Inor# a!*nll Ibeir do* n of Hie in * of Seminole
its gulden annivertarv. and the
government ami offered lo fur- Counts fur in. from under 1 a r ts
Dial, who I* now a memlier of the
nub them ropirt of n bunk pu- size lo over I mil sere snd oscr
Candler School of Theology, it*
lContinued Fntm I'age One!
uiithed for ihe liar A**orialiun *u* Tt - tr port points mil that
fortieth ye#r.
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with Iba nUile-ttaiMling that Ibe there are * croppers nn Sc
The Atla> la institution has rw/( in
s ib x la i* of Hi# stub wyuld tend County ferine m l#H cm,
bin.* in iw'et
protfrew, whlih now Imlitde*
thruti.
Equipment on Semin
County
emirsev of study leading U> ths
“ toll only get wlvat you a-k
Ph Degree in nine lirldv. and 1*
for" lloirshnliler lo'-l the Jnybee* farm* i* llvlr-l. with !kVI farm* re*
rttlrrintf H* foutllt )'#«f "( •
ami #.|i iievl lb# group to a-k for p-iri'ng Ihe m e ol telephone, 7fit
tei»-yenr plan aimed at doubting
lb# tiling* they want, " l l * dif- with eleeirirlly, i?i with Iclevitloq
it* I 2I.OOUJMH1 endowment.
Speed regv.’ari-’n* tn lb# Clle flriill for 1b# older people lo -•I* 711 wiih |ipril and running
Emory'* hi*tovy go#* l>»ik to n* JtanfoevI are being wabhed ultdfi Hanii tile ne*‘di of toe young water, Tul wilh home fte#rers,
Dt:l*l, when It W»* founded *• * rioter, eaid Polire Chief R*»v Wil* people of linlav," he reld at he .rod with only one fj-m i porting
the ii «# of a gram coinliine,
rtilirge in Oxford, tin. The I litI'arn* tbl* mnrnlng. “ We are •tre-nd tile winking together altic r ’l*' ‘ pomlt out lhal there
vanity wa* moved to it* Atlan
a group to avhiev# bigger and
watching
Ihe
speed
of
traffic
verr
wrrt 49 l i a s , I farms in 19V4
ta eatnpu* during Ibe World Wai
belter n roll*.
carefully," said til* rldrf. " * n l
1 )e a l* .
“ I hats never talked to an or which sold product, valued at over
we »re rriforelng the regulation*,''
175.a*) whil* the rla«* II farm* m
Judge
llouiholder
“There I* more traffic than ganisation,"
M nnluvu.d Us I'ax# Flghl)
i
op.
lulled
"that
gav.me
a
Uetlvr
ever before nit Park \vc., be **td,
feeling from Ibe ve y beginning
“arid in manv manv ln*t*"ce* mn- of niy talk than you yen g nien
torlali negle t In o l" r n e the
have affunled 111# Inflight."
WorL
Maiir4 «n the Lglily ennge*l*'d area nf our eltv “
Following
Iho
*ddrc*«
hr
aillillon lo Ihe Elk'* l**-|ge Club Speed rone* *>e In three rate Seminole County Judge
Emr»l |
Itnnm. **ld Donald J. Rale*. Ex- gnrie*. Polire
Chief Williams lfou ■
*lte<l Ruler of the local Elk’s pointed out, IS mile per hour
possibilities............
nf having
s supers isLedge»«*•*
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Richard L. Moss
Pledges Fraternity
At Emory University
ficorg* Far in. John
Nrofchlck, Tommy Kipp
★ ★ ★
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Tommy Kipp Chosen
Leader Of New Group
Over 4 Thousand
Envelopes Mailed
Mar* than fonr lh»uund envolop*t * » n mailed toil night to
i t rry Seminole County Community
a ct for ftrminolo County ritixena
asking for tho ountrwldo support for Iho Harry-Anna Crippled
Children's Homo at Cmatilla.
Tho envelop**, said Roy Green,
chairman of tho Klk'» Lodgo
Thanksgiving Seal Committee, eontalnod a ihret of itampa for uae
on mail and envelope*.
"Wo hate mailed envelope) to
(HJaono In Sanford. I-«ko Mary,
Oviedo, Altamonte Spring*. I.nnyStood. C«a*oH>erry. F t '" Park,
,aiid lla liia ttl" tlrjon *sH.
The first meeting of Th* fanford ll'tald Carrirr Club was
held Tuetdsy night at The Herald
offico.
The organnational meeting wat
for the purpoio of electing of
ficer) and dl» mating project*
that are to come before ibe group
from lime to time.
Officara were elected, and ea
preenlent the groupa chore Tom
my Kipp. John Krofchirk we*
named vie* president ami G.org*
F a i.ii was named secretary-trea
surer.
Item# nf bueinrre diwu.M-d by
Th* fanfoid
llrrald inrluileil
due* »nd the amount, * time and
place for th* regular mevting*,
and ways and nuam of rsrnlrg
mon-y for Iha various project*
to be 'indritaben by tha club.
It If« * fttuidrd that the meetIng* will be held (very TuafJAy
night t l 7:30 null Kainial laven
der and Jo# T. Lumpkin serving
a* mdvnon.
Coins Are Required
For Parking Meters
Bus Drivers, Patrol
Meet List Night
,fSf-
Sanford'* PtfRe Chief Roy Willlama and Patrolman Arnold Williame met last night with school
hue driver* and wjlh achoul buf
petrol n u m b r i w . *
The meeting, held at the high
eehonl farm building, included a
discussion with bu* driver* over
matter* of complaint and Ihe giv
ing of Initructiona to the achoot
tux patrol.
Chief WilliMi* swore <n the
Srhool Bu* Patrol member* follow
ing their pledge, and badge* along
with belt* end flogs were Issued.
"Wo have n smooth running or
ganisation," Chief Williams said,
"and each on* la pledged to carry
oat til Instruction* for the mfrly
of children riding school buaax."
Location Changed
With Sanford atorr* remaining
open on Wednesday afternoon*
during the eraaon from Oct. t lo
May M. coin* are required for the
parking meter*.
ratrninien yesterday. In th#
btislnr** section of Sanford, were
notifying motorists ami shopper*
of the new requirement. We are
being lenient. Polite Chlf Roy WilHams raid thi* mnming, in that
It haa bc'k aevval mnntha tinea
rolna were required for thr park
ing on Wednesday afternoons.
"V.' In-pe that the motoring
public wilt cooperate with u*,"
Chief Willlami aald, "sn hat our
traffie department personnel won't
he taxed with an overload of park
ing imtrr violation lag* to iivu*
on Weant ulay afternoon."
BURlil,\K8 CONSIDERATE
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. I d l Rurglars who took n aafe from
th* Standard Feed Store were
considerate about one thing. They
carefully wrapped checks, inven
tory book* snd other* paper* In
the salt so they were undamaged
by weather when the haltered
safe was found. Th* burglars gnt
It was announced today that th*
Seminole County School Fncd Aslociation will not have lit next
meeting In Oviedo a* scheduled but
has changed the meeting plaee te
th* Sanford Grammar Srhool. The
date la OcL II at 3:10 p m.
8400 in cask.
No Celery Listed
In Specific Crops
Speed Regulations
Watched Closer
Says Police Chief
Addition Started
For Elk's Club
“ The present ro-m f« being school ernsslnc*. .v mite per hour ^
llt|p Th# committee will
doubled In sire, b# said, ' in or-lrr ' rone* throughout the city, anil
,nffr w„ h ,|ia Seminole C«unly
that ws might lake rare nf nrir
ever
increasing memlie i ship.
Over ISM) equate feel of floor
rpar# is being added. Rale* reld.
With The added *paee. Rate* re
ported, we hope that plan* for
the Annual Charity Rail staged
rarh winter s* a blgbtiplil nf the
Sanford social season, will Includ"
Folding the hall at home.
,
An addition of 38 feel b*s Iwen
started with fooling* already in
plaee sod work soon slat'd In !■»gtn on the building ll**lf. This I*
just one phase of Ibe expansion
prngiam and plan* Orel we base
fur the Sanford Eik’a W i ' ,
Exalted Ruler Rales said.
35 mile par hour rone along the
amithi MV aeciinii of Dark Are.
“We wart everyone to know
that w# are not neglecting the
•peed rrgl’J alions and tiaffie con
ditions throughout th city,"
II* also pointed to th# many
violations nf slop signs * f in.
tersectlnnt through the city. Thi*
is needle** violation, end w» in.
tend to wel h this very rlosely
for th# pr-dretinn of life and
property.
“W* calimit rut down Ihe ac
cident toll without beating down
on tha violators of traffie ordin
ance* and regulations," Chief
William* enneliidesi.
layer* Jtaftty Oomniltter, Troup
er T. Maik Mack nod IVrolman
Arnold William*, and report lusck
lo the etiiti at thr next meeting.
Ilai field W ill't, Fir# I’revenlion Week chairman for tha Jayeeea attended tha Jayb-e meeting
and » a * aaiurrd lh» r.H>i»#ratiim
of the club in th* distribution of
fit# prevention liteiatur* to S-minnl# County Frhimlt.
Tummy Stringer, Ja y n e advisor
lo the Javbee* also atlen-led ths
n eett-ig which was presided over
hy lh« Jajl«-#s president Tummy
Wyatt.
Tax Collections
Above Last Year
Enlistments Told
carry out atrfctfy
Sanford Delegates
Will Affend Annual
Fla. Division Meet
Tws member* of Ihe Xrminoio
County Ci ipter of tn# \menr.iq
Cancer S--cieIjr will attend Iho
Florid* |t'i*|ivn nf fie \mrr!rsn
I'aneer Svcirty'*
19Vi Annual
Mcotinj at tho Tide* Hotel and
Kails Club, Rcddingbin Beach this
wc*k-*.*nd Thnvr aitrnding front
Sanurd will be Vtr. .1illtvi* Dingfeldrr and Mrs Dun Hale*,
Members of th# R.'ard of p i.
r*r!ora nf the Florida Division
snd repreienisitvei of mnr* Ihsit
forty count) units will attend tho
meeting
Dr Donald Gahagen of F t.
laudcrdih-. ftiust.in rrevidcnt,
•talc |!i.,i Ihi* moeluig fnliow t
the n’usi succnitfui Canter Cni*udt ill 'he hist.ir) of Ihe Florida
Division
The
I hvmkxi rs|>eil
ihrmigh public crintnbutionv will
make d pnvsihic for Ih# Society lo
expand it* program of education,
it.earth. Si. I h i vice la Dm- csivrcr pvlient Plans fur greater acti
vity wi I be jpprnvcd at ihe comInc me cl Ing.
Hale* tax collections In S#inin.de t’ountv are nearly seven
thousand dollar* atiovr Ihe sam*
period last year.
Av-orJIiig tn Ray F i i r » " ,
Slata Comptroller, *ale# lax rolleeled
for Ih* month ended
Hept. "0, IP35 #ni->unts lo IJd,.142 91. Thi* Is In comparison
li e mrcllng will -#| started lowith $I9.I59*»X which was cot. rnorruu night with a session nq
lertr-l during th* same month tn the subjeet of Cancer Registries
I9M.
fur nn*pttal« having ranrer d ia ;Sales tax remittances In th* novijr #od trealmrn! programs
.V tal* in Rept*mb»r, which r*pi*whirh have been approved by tho
•eois rollectirm* hy merrivani* on Vmef'cab College of Smge-ms and
their August *«!*«, amounlrd la
the Florida Cancer Council. Th#
|d.(Hil.5A37.4l. This is an in Installation of *uch rrgtslenea
crease of over 89f'd.thW, or ap will be explained by Dr Elliot
proximately 15 per cent, over Searigir'iugh. Director of (he WinIh e tarn* month in 1934.
•hip C'lmlc at F'nmry thiversity
T h . ae.ua, ' " f f ” ' ' tal"
) hoiipilai Allintn? G a . and hy Dy.
»1. t-o-inly amounted u j M . l l l . Aubr„ s<hn^lctor of th. N.Uorvl
Peron Should Get
O ut O f Country
toM reporters hit
No. 290.
BOP B U T M AND SCSOOC, BOB PATHOL wW laah out for the
aafety of oebeei children riding Sonilaolo County School buses.
(Loft to right eta tod) Herbert Muse, J . C. Muse, H- C. Pugh. Bob
Hewed, Mr*. Earl Do*aey. Mr*. M. D. Bumgarner, Mrs. Emory
Steer, Mr*. Byron Boulreo, Mr*. C- E. Chorpenlng. and Mr*. Graeo
Edward*. (L eft to right standing) Police Chief Roy Williams, Stan
ley Stcvona, Robert Mann. Erma Joan Eubank*. Blit Photon, Fred
MrRwaln, I- C. Smith. Carl Rrmuset. Nolly Dunn, Bohhy Holtowoy,
Ronnie Whldden, Mark Rumer, Francis .Stanley, and Patrolman
Arnold Williams. Two bus driver* and one school hoy patrolmen
wart net prooont for tho picturo. (Photo hy Jsmoson)
A total of sixteen .ntistm.nta
In Control Florida diiiing Fei*Umber was announced today by
tho Orondo Army Recruiting
Rtatirm, Of thi* total four orort
from Semlnol# County. They ore:
Uwis Wad# of Oakland, Ralph
A. Floorer#, I-xk# Monro* and
Earn oat I . Wright and Nathaniel
Johnson both of laafood.
si Office of lh* American Cancer
Society.
While lh« Division's Ftvecutivo
Committee is meeting Saturday
morning County rrpreiralallvoo
will participate in a series of Can
cer Cru.ade Clinics to formulate
plana tor th* late fund raliin f
campaign te be conducted in Ap
ril. Following luncheon Dr. Rearhnrouch will speak on Ihe subject
nf "Th# Rnte of lh# Community
( Coo li wood On F t go Sight)
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p , Kt ft ' Mr,n- Oel. ft, 1955
THE SANFORD HWALO
(I’nnlinurd From P a |* One)
L e g a l N o tic e
nf Sanford and Seminole County,
Ip*
H
ir
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.
IM
TAT
II
fVE*
NOTtre
Mi wifi If tll«» Ir.d If dt»d Wilaon **!d.
tkelr Msktiivn h lln d**l,eo«. !*■
cT.Al-r>IA r JOAN " i f c M I L L A R
No indication h»» b*en mad* on
in***, i,,t* n o « , llcnori. era'll:
i.nrd.M r*. Sew H llM l
A iwarn r u m o r fcev mg *••" t-iri, truU i** iM *r*nfi»«. f ir Old p m g reii of lh» appraUem im
i*rs‘
iv
e
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U
.ru
.
G
,undo
ri*.
find •■•m il r«u m thu Cir«u‘i
’*r of 8 r 1VL*. JR port but it la exported th a t tha
Court in end for Rommel* C«un f in . d tu (hIM
ti * u ,r .s final report on tha »«tion from
If. Florid*. in CM*‘*ljr, *• '*»* fa r ,u ,k ,r d . LTSTOS
ivrljnd"
Florida Five I’nlnta to tha Orange County
( ,r ! im ,iu ,n •n1l1l*1 JOAN T l . l .
MART
IVrg
MARK.
Finfcrd
rt«riOl’L Plaintiff. '• JA*"K l. TLAline will be inada to tha tommia*
Otffc. D ,f*rdl"t
*h«T,ln and
wfieMhr (lid D#fe«»et »**h» ra- ?«A?«5. If a fire .* a n d t>lV da#*' ib?.T M rnM » “ lh * 'r m f tU n * W m 0r
Jiff in 1h» m in er of • f«he*rin* unknown h»lr«. d*iii«** l»tai.»» | row,
i i I f . ITiltfr «f f li» c»re. in* *«»•
* I.SVai artlnn of tha rommlailonirv,
••45 m l rnr-fnl nf If* miner child
And
Jar.lo Kay T»a*ue. th,r» prf,*r.t>
’“.ViVu" h*, >ald chairman John Mtiach *erv*
) aOti I*AIMA
Ar» If . Aui* I l f m-iulro v-u In tiliA
link ntiwn, if itlie
|rt j oral d a ta a jo ,, would b* to apfit* )nur *>rit'.*n difan,*■. If »n» ►jfi ifrr«ttf*fi<*
t|*a d ibmir unknown
to tha PHUlo-V M»d f f t i f . *84 in #n1
4*«Main*
|^c
*
I««
■i •»•!*!*•*• |i» I prove lha a p rra iirra report and
f i r r t f top' tlu rto f upon “ o'lrr#«ilfQl^. If»!»!••• *M
forward li to la lla h a u r e for tha
1t. r»f"« itinrafT *n *r 8af"ra in* fioft,
* fid, if |
. . » p , , fw j t~|_
U ib day «l Odfeher, 1*>L »«d f*#i :r UNIwJ T if" ALifS-OI*
U.lJiO r *■i* ! approval of tha Sfato Rr'ad_ D»*
tirn f four failure to fit* *eur r-.arrtw*S
unknown
wlf*
rfi'dirr-a
unknaon.
partm
eot.
With
tha approval hy
wrrlttao l< f r n ''i •• efnreaild Iho
n ji* »in pre-iad »a r* flf
I*
i
’n*
k&
f*>tda£f?£fcU
ia«aitaL
lha
8RD,
tha
rommliaion
could
W ITNrr* mi hind «rd efflMtl
n*
than move toward condemnation
•*il ,|» »anf rd. P .ia ln la County. I
I.LOTTA
l.
trti.
Ti-rlda. [hi* »ih d»r »i keptemfcir.
proceeding* an l declaration of
3 if
A- 0 . l* l‘
nd i*,n*n • unknown taking *o th at (Inal plana for th«
, l ft r l l f f "don
•II**. ond If d n d
fh"ir un- pioporcd road could be rarn ed
,-|«,k ef 'h f Clri ult Oo’irt | karwn
h*lr». d*«li*,o
lo««t*o».
tamtnala County, Flnrlde
ai*t*r»»*. Iionmo. creditor, truo* out.
fifth
t#*,
*r.d
a
r*nt***:
and
JOItN
il
Gordon V Frfdfflrli
Plan* and »pocifieatlon for the
lr\K> lt fulitid' Ftirld*. I’HANK
Jttlonvay f*r I Fttiitafr
mad uor# fn the p ro rrta nf being
iv
nTKtitil.Nd.
r.uni*.
Florid*.
*nd
T O Bat IJII
r:niii‘.liT L iH'ixil;*. iffl<"do, prepared a tv n *1 day* ago at*
I ff Nffin I’uV A nnul
li-’» I, *, If’ltlrr , of OULAMlO
p-nf' id FI rid*
»o tuatrtet
Engineer
rllT f 1 * * ’ '" i ' *'
• dl»* , o* or
i".r*d Flnrido ■nrpor»ii"n, »nd R mi r,roen and Hoad Board
» r iir ,t fha tir kna* n t*,i«n*. *urin lnt*r*«f. iru,'***. *11 member William Dial.
A rHKAFER. • whoia c*. in**,
unknown *r*«t*»* *od otn*r
A progret* report on tha high
alar# ef r iiU 's , i* unkaoww If.*
oartt**
claiming
*ny lnt*rc,t offi*c
A *worn r'.m i la in h t'la p kt*n I fit *1 id In fond*
nn. In l"a land way. at thi* point, will ba de
flitd flllR II »0U In lha Cl|. ill aoc* i.aftor doorfinod who,* n1*.*o
i . t in a ad f,,r a^nlnoi* rouniir. . r . o-idon,* *r* unknown to I’Um trude n l upon »he appralarr*
j .nda, la I’haacfrr. for M i f f ’ iirr
(nut In be vjbndtted to lha Soni*h« ihori fl'l* nf i ill molUn I f .
TO All I ok ■o• a flr‘ u*o* inoln fo u n ly rom m U iioner* by
la* LliCtLLC R MICAFKP f’l* n- of A.'.D
1
1
ri
aboi*
ntm*d
naiural
dtftn*
lif t »i r n A P t.r n a n i t r a f c r * danto
( i: Ibickworth Sr., of Orlando
j>,fradaat m*i* pp»,#ri# ir» !•»
AND TO: Alt r*rtl*o rtilm lot whn bead* a haltery of appraitpaui* »nd rtuulr* you ’ ■ til* yaui |n t,r,>
hr, thmuah. nad»r. «c
wrrltlrn d*f,n*,,# If for* m lb* .g am itt fha
by »ha county com•!«*» t*i»,d ritu ra »r»_ amployed
.
C.implalt' filed h*r«ta, ai 1 lo
pern* • »«rr Ihoraof upon I'Uln. dote-labia aot b«u«o lo t* d**4 | Im, , | 0n a t it* l«*t nieating.
tiff* *unin*r ni or btfora if.* 'i v i 'i - to All r* rii,* if,M n* ni
A pprainra working on tho
jltb d»r of ivn.nnr, A. f>. t i l l .
,i* am f i f i j
' right-of.w ay partal*. late into
*>fh.*rwli» * D*or*» Pi" Cnaf*»• ■' c i,i- i ■t • iinin h»r.d
I"
ih*
i..Unwind
n* II a, m t*iH t i i l i u l >ou *od daurP *d pr,.p*rtT *ttu*i* " i-*m- tha night on ‘cvarat occaaion*
|t< rant* nfo o»4 »*p»r«*
Coui.i*. Florida, lo.wlt- Lot* and on weekend),
w**kend«, are A.
A- BWITNCH m' H*r.d *fd olflclfl inota
i. « I », II. II II. 11, ef U1«i k
p*it at Pinfold. d*mln'.l* fo u n tr. I.
Jr,
Raymond
Ball,
IT.
of
LAN IHi. To* /uburb Pcteraon
J’tnrl'W, fill* Ilk d ir of B*pl*mb*r. IlHUllful.RANAll
a man! a lo.'Mdn, »c. “ l.nw'* Arnold, and Wally W*jm
. n r d i ' . c In p l a l lli*r*-.f l r ■ot*l *d
<8**11
In I'laf ll<.nk I n* K- *f, "I 'h * trlcin, al| |o< .,1 real eatata men.
/»f G p H urd""
ikii, ratorda af a*niln''l* Cnuaty,
r.#rk of Hu rtii >•!» * "'in lFlorid*.
h*tninnl* Coualr. FI" Id*
Toil, ard E*'h "f T«u *r* roilG eft'H V FrodtflCI
fi-d that a aul* •" <|ul*i llll* l»
Attorney for frul in tirf
Ih*
*b*v#-d*)crlb*4 prnp*rly ha*
f . o in* m i
h**a fl!*d ataln*i you and you
i t North r«rk .Avanu*
(fo n lin u rd Ffnm Pag# One)
ar*
f,r* t >y r*|,itr*d i , **r** a
Fintord Florida
I <npy of ynuf Antwar ,n Ih# C«.m* enrolled Florid) then h)» a pn[
plafM
on
ih*
rtatn
'
ft*
Ai|nrn*y.
lb t i l l m t n t n l tN B t o t v n
T VUTAPt, *.*■* Vnilh ilvla lenln! mombeniup of 1 toow*)
JI tn .l
*t ttltn t.i, iuLATV, IflraR
tl. Grlindo, Flor I, and III* Dr OiJpepper goeg on In »ay:
Ft oltllt I. tv m n b iTIi.
in*
'■rlginal
In te* ofll*# of II a
at■f. o r
n
h e r.*T
= ____
i !*r* of fh* rircull C«'irl on n* "E very p iren t h denrout that h u
glTo'MOl H a- OftAVL*
ih* tflh day of G-tikar, child ahall recclv# a better edu
r>*«**,ed r.*fnf*
l l nthar* •# the all*g*lloo* rf
i l l rR r.niT ott* t v n rr.w - •l lild
rnmplalol will la lakan a* cation m better ichooli. have
lb«i < I. VIM* I'M IM.- lonfauad
I t o i l i l|Ab
I
.,
n*t A fiAibar • a «*» t i
I X A bn
Thu roll,* ahall k* puhtllhad •mind hcelih. »piritu»l »ecurlly.
U T t t r .i
and rarf^il nurture. A* member* of
.
.
.
.
i
on,
*
*«ih
w**k
for
four
con*«,i|.
n t each of V«k *ro ho
r T—i *a
f|,a »**k* In ih» Banford ll*r*ld P T A . parenU and le ath e r! can
R atified and r* o u lf,d i» pr**»nt
n«l*d
lhla
Ilk
d
ir
af
bapttmbtr,
le v -1*11* , ond d*mafid» w tiirh >■ «
help re iln e fh c # Ihlngi for the
e r *lih*r of jrou, may f*v* ia» laii till.
G p Il*fn4"n
children ul the d ale. Looking to
f t*
oitat*
of- nr.YMorn
n
*
rk
.
I’lrcuii
i*oun
o rItAVtUl. ri*c**t*d. U t* . of »*ld
h*n.innU County, Florid* w er! the m em herihlp tor another
Caum r. In
I lb* Cnanty Jud|* nl
Hi. K L Hirdlck
year, one quarter of a million li
•amino)* rounty. Florid*, ai hi,
Dfpuiy Clark
• fit e In lb* court bout* af t*l<*
certainly
not unreiliiltc ”
rfy al Mnfard. Florid*. "Ilhln
Not only In Florida, but all over
..,.".1 c»lo»d*r n-"hlh, from ih* ta Tttr. riR C t it r o t r t . b ta r t t
frro Of Ih* flr»t rubllrollOB nf Hilo
J l m t t vt. « i n n i t . lb * m i the nation, each month thou*andi
Rotlro E»eh cUlm nr d*m»nd
i f u l l ho la wrltlnc. and ahall atol*
E M . ' W ' W . W . W V * r a « ; more are lolmng the P T A In her
■lb* plica of r*tid*neo orul
tl
Proclamation. Mri. Rol
‘ ” T| National ----------------' wffie* addr*** ef lb* claimant, and r , r . i K £ u ! ' j . V ^ M1 PUInllff.
tin Brown. Lo* Angelet, prfildent
<ahall ho ownra tn by ih* rlalmanf, •\ i •
111* aatnt. nr altarnty. aad en>
nl ihe National C ongreu of PerROLAN.
auch ilalin or dtniand not ta ltl*d LILLlAJf
10*1*04*111 rn li end Teacher*. ia y t: “ You
aaali b* void
b o v ir c to n r.riiM )
W*»m* Oh**** I i Im
LtLt.tAN n. ROLAN. 1*1 King*- don't have to be a parent to be
A* adminl*lralil» nf Ih* TG,
land Aianu*. Lt nd llurat. N*w long In a P T A Anybody v»ho
Lrlato af NCYMOUII 8
.
OIIAVI'JI. d*r*»**4
TOtV^ARE IIRRE RT N G T I F i m caret about America end her futk it * rnm'puint tor nivorr. •>*, j urc cittxcnrT can Join. The P.T.A
FIC TITinia b m r .
NOTICE 18 MEREJIY H tv r .N th at l ",n fll*B «e*ln*t ' nil. *nd you olfrra all a chanre to work toward
*-.py nt
r, r*<|ulr*d In *****
r§ tlsf*M In •n v if* in tim nfM I t •ynur
Atow .r nr I'ttn-lln* •» tk* goal, that arc a part of Amertc*'*
intF, Finn
BfiSWfwNl. V tifttM t C*U1
i mi
j. u*d*r A
Ih* tk
ililltlGUl
r.«111* CompUlM nf ih* *1*1 tit if f# *t- (rr e tn c i, — and to work toward
ir, J. ______■
m ,
nr i«*Et.f.__ pHGRNimr.
x / t v o w o o n e t 'p R t r x . » m ih*i » • trra rr,
f n t m d in r * * u t * r i*i* natw* pur- It* North *l,tn Ftr**t. t-rlindn them with other group*. Here itl
Florida
and
til*
th*
eriflavt
------il
AiAn
I * M 1 to ih* tirir.) of th* Flrllim u* *w*r nf r t d l n i In th* rfllr*
nf are free to rn trr end pertidpate.
N » r** p t i f i i * , . l e - w lt: *»r <«**» th* n « rk *1 Clrrult Court on nr
The door* of the P T A ere never
> l- r i d » » t* tjt* - » t t h th* n » , k nf
th* lif t day of Oclnlui,
th* Clrrull rn u rt of ■•nnnnl* l.*fnr#
ttiv If you fell In 4* »n, Ju4r* cloyed. The welcome mat I* out
C*u*l>. Ff-rld*
. _
4 ,fault will !• I*k*n all year long .But tn Ortober a
/*/ FAR All It MGRl.r.T mint *,yyn-i
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v n t l l f! TO APPEAR
•rno( *f publlratinn ihowla* IM*
potlr« hat h*»n pa»lf*h*e one* a THE 8TATK OF FLORIDA TG
LEGAL NOTICE
w**lr for four <en***Utl** w**k*. CLT.VELA.Vn THOMAS tlROtVN
*ft'am -nt r*i|utr*4 by lb* art nf
at. li*,. ii*"r*i*
18* etati^r ef tf tr n v tl ef **ld re
Auauat It. 1*13 a* am*nd*d by th*
port and th* eiif»rl*p nf dl,irlh<tA tiwnrn r tm rtiln l htvlne h**n > it nt Mirth I H U an* JuV t.
(|*n ef *111 *tt*U » ‘U *«m* he- Fit*4 a a a in, t you in th* Cin mt 1»l« iTItla l( Cnlt*d *111*1 Cndl
l*r* th* - otirt.
Court la (Bd (nr **mlfinl# County. R.rtlnn lH l th«ntt-« Ih* "»nar
ilartha Hru,* Audio
Flnrld* In t'hanrfry, for Dltorr* •hip m naa*m *nt anil rlrrulatlan
Ci V'tmiulatralfta ef aald I II «h*AM till, nf. _»*I4 _arltnn hair* nf th* 'Oanfcr*
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Mnnday tt,n>uib Friday at Raaferd
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(T.KVELANP TH<>MAn UROWN.
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p»t*rid*nt. th*,* rr***nt* *r* In
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H i l t *«aih oraa.
rau** and r«uulr* *"U m file your 8ubll*har. *4llnr. m tnailn* adltnr.
Otlvrd
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wrltt*n d*f*r>*(, if any. tn th* and bu(ln*a* man***rt ar* FublWhC*inpl*lni fit*d h*r*m. aad tn >*rv* •r. Fr*d F*rklra. laniard, Florida,
IA in k r tm c riT c o r» T . i
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IBNINOl.n r o l ’NTl. FLO of Qftnh*r. A D, til* , nthtrw ti*
Manaalee Edttrr. Harlnn Hatman
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■i «f th* iln rk h n td a r* a w n l a e
tOfficial 8**1)
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f t / O P Herndon nr hnldln e 1 par r*nl or may* *t
a* BERT L AlXFN. wh«»* lad
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I knnaw addr*,* ard pile* at r**lC o u r t , Famiael* h« a n ,rp n r a tt* n . th* ham** *nd
1 d*ti(* 1* uaknnwn
County. Florid*,
addraat** af tha ln4 l«ldu*l rut nay*
TOP ARK H E B E R T NOTIFIED flnydnn v. Fr*d»rlrk
m u ha g l v tn If nwnad bv a p a riJbat a C enflaiyl for P l t a r o ha* Allnroty fnr Plaintiff
naryblp nr nth*r iinlnrnrpnratad
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firm, lie h i m * a r d addrta*. a* •* !)
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•w *t nr Flaadihp ta th* offlr* nf
FLORIDA, IN PRORATE.
UK C1*rk Of Clreul* Court on er ke.
Ft •* F ir kin*, f in fe r* . Fieri**
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for* th* lif t day nf M ; » i t , 1*1*.
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D*«**>*4 FI*
I The known bondhetder* marlfa**li
lha lallat e*mand*4 la U* •*■- TO ALL CREDITOR* AND PER *(»
••• tnd nthir teturUy kaldtr*
SON * HAViNfl CLAIM* OR DC- ownins
Nnldlig 1 per M il nr
MAND* All VINT PAID r.lTATI'.i n or* nf ortet*l
' I-g .n* AND ORDERED *1 Ran.
unt nff t-onda.
feM. Florid a, thi* ifth day af Rap.
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ford. Florida. Within alyht ra la n d a r m b i , at ih# penan or cergeratloa
muaiha tram th* Jim * ef th* ritd ter "horn iiwh tru itte te ecllngi
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yaaldanr, and Real nffle* addfaii rum
itaaree and rrtadtllaaa
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th* c la lm a al. and ahall b* aw nm
Plaintiff. nf
tn by tha rtalmanl. a*rnl. nr attor. hnldir* who d" ■nt *ee**r Upna
•a y . and any aavh'cUrm *r damaad th i brtoka of th i compear .t* tra ilIVES. St *L
tee*, hold itrtch m d eeenrlllee In a
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Nixon, Persons Brooklyn
Reports Robbery
Have informal Talk Of 8 Stotuettes
At While House
WASHINGTON (JR-Vtce Preildent Niion arranged to atop off
it the White Hou»e todiy for » h*t
with Preiident EU enhdw eri chief
lcgDIative aide.
The informal talk tilth M«j.
Gen. Wilton B. Pcrvini (ret) a i t
arranged before ta rt night'* announrement in D eter that Euettbower "did not feel a i well a i
ujual."
"II I* going to ba my practice
In gn by the White Route to go
over routine m atter)," N uon told
nrwimen.
E arlier, the vice preaideot de
clared that during the fLrit week
of Eltenhower'a enforced abtence
"thingt have gone imoothly and
government builnea) hat been c a r
ried on without delay* nr inter
ruption* '* N uon hit thi* "Govern
ment ai u tu al" nota much a* he
had a week ago, in talking with
reporirr* after he and hit family
altrirdrd church ir rv ic ti yeitcrday.
" t can *ay without qualifica
tion," h» added, ’that every offi
cial nf the government with whom
I have been in contact hat had
only unc goal in mind, and that
U lo tee that the government ran
in a way ju tt a , clot* a t pottible
lo Ihe way wa think the Trcitdent
would have wanted it to run u a ie r
auch clrcu m itsn cei."
• Uiually in p art American Ma
lory" where »imil*r circumitance*
have ariven ‘There hive been in
ternal dupulea and lealouaiet."
N uon laid. He did not elaborate.
In a aeparate ite te m tn t, the vice
preiident announced that the Nltonal Equal Economic Opportun
ity Cnniercnce ichcduled for Oct.
Z1 will proceed 1 1 planned deapite
Eltenhower'a illneia.
Inatead of r prevloualy acheduled dmner a t the While Home.
N uon laid, a dinner will be held
In a Washington hotel with Cabi
net membera Invited. NUon la lo
preilde a i chairm en ef the P re ii
dent'* Committee on Government
Contract*, which U ipoow ring the
meeting.
The conference, tn which M
induitrial and labor union leader*
have been invited, U aimed at
itre u in g the adm lnlitratlon'i pol
icy of penueaion ag aln il fob diicrimination b * a u ie of race, creed,
color or n atialal origin.
Elizabeth Taylo r
In M edical C n e te r
For Stom ach Pains
HOLLYWOOD UB-Actreaa KLitt
beth Taylor w ai taken to the
I ’CLA Medical Ccittar by h er huaband. actor Mltbael Wilding, taat
night after being atrlcken at their
W rit I j i i Angelea home by tevere
atomach paint
Wilding aald he drove her tn the
boapilal on advice of their doctor,
who eipreaaed doubt, ha laid, that
ahe had appendicitia.
Leal week M in Taylor had the
flu. A month ago *be waa on
crutebea with sciatica from a
pinched nerve |n the apine
Teata w ere planned today te
determine tbs nature of bar la teat
Ulsea a.
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NEW YORK kP—Police aetrth ed
today for d u e i leading ta the
nimble-finger thief a r thlevea who
took eight tiny but p rlcaltia ita tu .
etlea from tba Brooklyn Muteum.
The caae w ai a muieum direc
tor* nightm are. The UtUe ailver
figure* bad been loaned from eight
other collection* for a ipectal ex
hibit railed "Sculpture ta Silver
From liland* of Tim e "
Although police were not notified
of the theft until yeaterday, Mu
ieum Director E d g ar C. Scheock
and it had been ditcovered nearly
I t hour* earlier. The delay w ai
to give mu-eum officials tim e to
tell the lending initituliooi, be ex
plained.
The theft occurred while the
muieum w ai open. A guard w ai
■taiioned tn the hall oulaide the
tcrond-floor exhibit room. He drJ
rot have, the exhibit of itatuettes
in view all the tim e, but checked
them periodically.
Tha m in in g figure* were among
.V) nn dliplay and were endoted
in four aeparale rate* The caaei
were not dam aged Police figured
a thief/ could have gotten into
them, however, by removing two
■crew* from a g la ii panel in each
cave.
If thlr wa* what Ihe thief did,
hr w ai careful to replace all the
acre* a.
(Continued From Pag* One)
being told he ba* no aoul to aevt
er loa* for eternity.
"The j o i f r l of Jeiu a Cbrirt li
not a panecei but it can do more
then • * allow it to do."
Th* Rev. Spear ueed aa hi* text
I Samuel 4:22 . . "th e glory la
departed from fa ra e l. ,* end uatng
th* word* e f Alciebledea to Peridea ef Athena when reviewing
part gleriea of Greer*. "How 1
with I could have known you when
you were a t your be*L"
Speaking yeaterday a t th* Little
Brown Churrh on th* Hill on the
lubjrct. “God'a Need of Man",
■nd having atrraied man’* need
of God, Dr. J . Bernard Root, went
on. to aay: "th* worthy g ift
which f* preaent to God, even th*
cup of cold w ater when It ia ap
propriate, the need, humgn o r
divine, to which we reipond, the
ierv r t we perform w ithout count
ing it* inconvenience to ouraelve*,
ta uicd of God In waya beyond all
human apprthem ien. Jerem iah
Hammered when he waa called te
become a preacher, but Mtee bta
golden oratory saved the soul ef
a nation, and revealed to th* world
■ aide of God'a nature not before
revealed."
In hi* morning m en ag e yeater
day a t th* F irit C hriitian Church,
th* Rev. L arry L. Stan* preached
on "Tho Value e f Weekly Comnt union," and aald, “Tha Lcwd'i
Supper la not robbed of Its aigntflcanc* by frequency e f ebaervane*."
The apeaker made Ut* point*
th at breaking bread In the rig h t
apirit on th* firat day of the
week: ( I ) help* u t remember
what Chriat haa done for ua; 12)
dram atliei m-ntral fact* of the
goipel and teatlfiea to unbelievers;
(I) promote* reverence and apirtIdal worship; and (4) brisg s divine
approval.
(
"This I* not s p rivate dinner
party," Rev. lie n * aald, s con
gregational meal e r n biether*
heed lupper. It w as not Inttituted
by a church beard or decreed by
a convention of church leaden ,
but was ordained by the Sen e f
Ged himself. Chriat la th e heat;
It la th* L etd'a Supper; and he
issue* th* Invitation to all hi*
folio*era to com* and partake."
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France Is Asked
By Krishna Menon
to End Boycott
UNTIED NATIONS, N.V.
India's V. K. Krishna Menon apaled to Franca today to end Its
yeott of tha U.N. Assembly and
return lor th* forthcoming debate
* • Algeria.
M a m . winding vp the Assem
bly's general debits, u p raised
"deep regret” that the French bad
walked out of the M-naMon body.
India was ona oi th* gl countrita
which voted over French opposi
tion last Friday to tnschba tha
Algerian prbhlim on the Assem
bly's agenda and tbua provoked
1 the French walkout.
Although India voted against Uia
French in the Assembly ballot to
dabete Algerian dtm sndi for Indopmidooce, Nehru’i government
baa praised th* Paris government
for giving up the small eotooles
Franca established la India in tha
17th eentury.
Fallowing tha decision la debate
the Algerian issue, Franco called
h a w her reproscntaUvoa at the
Assembly and Ihns hof (who m a t
dclagatkon to tha U.N. The French
Cabinet dacidtd, howtvor, to hold
m to Franco'* permanent “big
power" teat on tha locurity Coonell and her p la n on th* Dtsarmameet Committee and auhcommlttee.
C
'Mot' Star Makes
Hit In Night Club
LAI VEGAS. Nov. <W—The MotritoW in Opera's Fatric* Mutual
h itto* ulgkt etob circuit last Bight
with • varied program ranging
from sedate a rial to s « y torch
.< *
T C •Safety aoyrono, opening a
togtyem eot
flfi'A ? iSSwiS
yw^S%St. aT
P ro je c t
WICHITA FALLS, Tex. r SwoJUn waters of lha Wichita
WASHINGTON Jv-Regardless of River and Vs tributaries rhasrd
President Eisenhower i illness, the hundreds Iron their North Texas
Republicans are going ahead with homes today, smashed a mam
announced plans to hold their 195* line railroad bridge and
nominating contention in Sin aenns highway*
More than VW Seminote County,—
-----------Franciseu Ihe week of Aug. » .
More Short inn families
rilirens crowded Ihe County Court cost a -wifttnn .loiters |f « -"iM ha
Today, for lha first time, the
cisco the week of Aug 20.
evacuated ia Wtr hit a Falls a>
house Courtroom this morning to
sun-ultimate source oi all Uia po*er
GOP National Chairman Leon Holliday Creek, carrying a hea
th* hi-gcst hx'cain ftemtnn •
attend the regular meeting of the
which man has at his dupoialard W Hail made this plain yes runoff from rains which it cotildnn’t
Counts
»rei had "
Board of t runty t'omnus-inner•
be;an furnishing power directly
terday when he said on a tran dump into live alrgady-lull Wirhtta
Aarns. emphatic with hit state
and
In
hrar
di-cimlon
on
Ihe
Kto s telephone line.
Sheriff
Luther
Hubby,
nn
hi•
re
scribed Mutual network radio pro River, hacked up into residential
ments. *,.-1 “jf this ectinn was iq
A: ID A.M., Bel) engineers switch
>
turn from Miami wh»re he attend- 92 >duatton.
gram there was "no truth . . . arrtions
a rnurt of equity thr-re ere some
There
wa»
standing
room
nnlv
ed tolar power into a new type of
Far upriver nn ihe Wichita south r(J lh< Go, fn ,or-, )hgh» a, Safety
whatsoever" to report* that the
rnmmi**ioncrt who would has# to
when
the
mrdlng
was
railed
lu
rural telephone system u.-mc the
of
Pidtic*h
150
fa
millet
*
r
rr
l
u
v
l
.
,
^
,
President's illness might csuie
in -l the Lr.f Hireling i>rd*r bv Chairman John Mri«ch dl*qualift- Ihrmtrlvrt hciaiit* of ,x
bell solar battery, »n mveouon
Republicans to switch their con laird by ipreadtnr waters from
of
Ife
Florida
Sheriff's H um u, Citterns crowding Ihe Iwn door* te< k of mlr-irst V rnnimitsioncr
of Bell Telephone Laboratories inru n t la-t night that measured up
vention time and place.
counced last year. Use of volar
said
lhat
ore
of
the
nuin funriionv lo Ihe courtroom In order to *rl who cannot stand up under criticto
*
inches.
Earlier, Democratic National
' ism should nnt set nn li * pompower is a part of experiment, beRains
continued
falling
this
of Ihr new bureau wilt he live fighl a vantage point lo see and hear | nii**!nn " Hr- added. "I'm In favor
Ihe utofcerfini*
in; londucted in cooperation wiih WEST PALM BEACH P -T be Chairman Paul M. Butler had said morning In part* of North and
Chairman Mcivch welcomed Ihe of a recall election Aot* this com
Southern Bell Telephone and Tele Palm Beach County grand fury in Chicago tha Republicans "may West Texas, with I IT inches re agansl illegal loUeric. and other
graph Company near Amencus, wert Lu work today with a request be considering an earlier conven ported at ChiMrere since midnight. major rackets operating within the crowd to the meeting and a«kcd mission out and grt us a nrw slale
lhat thorr who wanted to talk to of officers.”
Ga . (115 miles south of Atlanta. that it "consider offering Immunity tion date largely b tciusf of the
Knox County Sheriff Homer T .late
In conditions. They may
Tse experiments are part of the from prosecution" in trying lo change
A rttirrn In the iitdicnre asked
Mellon said approaches to Ihe
Sheriff Hobby said that Dire* tor come forward.
need
more
lime
(or
.-ampaigning
Ur alley Odham, rhalrmsn of the If "AA’c ran’t *-tahli>h who votrj
Bell System's continuing ctforti solve the disappearance of Circuit
Santa
F*
railroad
bridge
at
Ren
Don
McLeod
of
Ihe
bureau
also
Cittern'* Commute* and Ihe tamg
In provide more and better rural Judge and Mrs. C, E Chilling- . . ." Rullrr said that if the Re jamin, Tei , srere swept away,
publicans were to come to Chicago
announced, at the Hireling, that Ranee Highway Planning Commit acain*t 17-PS*"
telephone sen ice acrotdmg to ! worth.
stopping
movement
of
trains
or.
SriiniLolr f minty t'lerk It. T*.
The request was made by Circuit "I imagine (hey would meet prior the Wichita, Kant., to San Angelo. hia organitaiton will nrcc.vianly tee of the Seminole Counly Cham Ilrindotv searching
Rolfiermcl, Southern Bell's Area
miltutas nf
to
tha
Democratic
convention"
Judge Joseph S. White who called
have lo concentrate ill immediate ber of Commerce, opened Ih* talk* the cnnimlftion meetings sntw rrManager.
Tr*., lino.
which
starts
there
Aug.
II.
when
he
remarked.
"I
think
it's
the
disappearance
of
the
couple
George L. Mathews, a cotton and
Although thousand* of acre* of rftorli In ih« helping of loral law
e-l. "The minute* dn not d!*cln*a
what he thought would be farmland were being inundated
time we all Ho tome talking "
peanut firmer, made the first *un- from then oceanfront home June
thst ■> j rountv romi utovirr vot
rnforccmrnl officers vohe major
real
effects
of
EisenhowOdham. talking Into the micro ed again*! tho ^.ghwav."
powered tekphoc* call and re U "an atrocious enme."
Just when cotton needed hot, drv rrim rs McLeod gave illegal gam
»r
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refer
ent
heart
attack.
Hall
said
phone
of
the
public
a.IJrr**
sysmarked that it sounded "jusl ftna"
weather for maturing, Ihe grrslev) bling top spot in tli* rfforU id tlir
"Soma people blame professional
Howrvcr, in Ih* reading a mo
The bell solar battery is lb* first criminal racketeers who wanted to it would be "wholly inappropriate" damage apparently was being done burcMi and listed further, child lent, told the packed courtroom
tion
adopted hr tb* romni!i*lonrte
for
him
to
discuss
whether
the
lhat.
"It
i*
tha
duty
of
the
Coun
successful device to convert the remove tb* veteran Judge because
In Wichita Fall* itself.
molesting, safe cracking, armed
which approved th* a*, iring nf
sun's energy directly and efficient he stood in their way," Ihe JuJge President will stand for re-elec Sheriff Mrliigv estimated at least robbery professional forgery and ly Commissioner* to find the roads
right-of-way* from **«ltnn
ly into substantial amounts of elec said yesterday, adding that tha tion.
J.ooo farmland acres were inun kidnapping as the other rriniea of Iht county. And, It Is their Huts to the Orange County line. Rrailry
and
It
Is
in
their
pnw«-r
to
ipentl
He
said
the
President
himself
tricity. It is at least IS times more jury should act on his suggestion
dated in Knox County alone lie in which th* bureau would be in
Ihe money at the county ai they Odham rninnirntcd, "Hidden ill
efficient than tha bast previous for immunity "only after very will determine whether hia health said debna • lade* water h»J terested.
•tr fit It is important lhat Ihe that lltll* motiiin is ytmr damage.
will let him run for a second term. washed out sections of three high
aclar energy converters.
senous consideration.''
Sel up hy the 1955 L*gi>lalur*, behalf cl Ihe people whrn the As I said before, lh*yT* tnakirg
Excess current from the solar He recalled the gunshot killing
ways. An approarh to Ihe Wichita
unit not naeded (or immediate of Albert Patterson, altornry genRtirc bridge IT miles north of the bureau lx made up of Sheriffs rountv commissioner! art in thr alright motions hut they sln'l get
John Hall of Clay County, Amos people's desires are understood
ting nothing don*."
telephone use feeds into a storage rrsl designate in Phenii City, Ala.,
Benjamin, wav washed »w*y.
Explaining the functions of the
Chairman John At*i*ch i-ke I
battery which provides power at as an example of ho* organised
A rr*«t of 21 feet was expected Hall cl liioward, Ed Blackburn of
night and aver periods of bid crime wars on publlr officials and
on the Wichita River in Wichita Hilldioinugh, George Wat's ol Cillltn* Committee and Ihe long Rrpipaentative Vo!i* A AYlllian s
weather.
Kalla, three feet above flood stage Washington and liioward Coker Dance Highway Planning Commit J r , to retell to Ih* meeting tho
said that only recently Ally. Gen.
The solar littery has no moving Richard W, E nin had warned that
Officials expected the riser to slay id Hirhlandv Ihr AHurnry Gm rral tee, Odham told the crowd * Our plan bv which Ihe county cnitlrl
plan was to set up a road pro borrow money, which was origin
parts or corrosive chemicals and big lime racketeers are taking
withlo It* banks exrept In lo* and the Governor.
A permanent slaff of tlx [ver gram And in duing tn we found ally told to a meeting of th* Mer
Iheretot* should last indefinitely. steps lo reestablish gambling in
Th# s^t swept-wlnr Navy J*t lying ar--*v In th* m l niter* mmi
Even in poor light, it wi I continue FloriJa
fighter* were launched from lha of ihe families have b e n evacua sons will hr set up in th* bureau that 17-92 vitally needed nur at chants Association of sanford.
office to Tallaha- re. 'they wilt be trntL-n We should spr-nd our trum
to chaise the storage battery but
Tha Judj* said h« could not say L'SS Shangt'-L* off San Diego. ted
Mcltood. an atsitfanl director, ey or. IT 92. when It hat a 10—12— R'presrntativa Williams said,
at a lower power.
Hurtling
across
the
continent
in
Into
If these factors west Involved in
two In-ld invest.gators and Iwu 1 even tl timet greater tralflc “I think I am about to
The telephone system u>ei tran tha ChlUmgworih ck i t but he told an aUem*l to break the
a trap.'* However, he laid of roll
cfllte rletka.
count liven Stale Road ♦*.*'
slators initmd of Iradltiabxl vacu Jle Jury “ V u i s . ' , - « e . that b W i ’S f c, v *i rotor, they
Giving the history of Ihe action* ing th# gfal* Attorn** General
um fubci The translator, invent
Sh riff H-ibhy said thaf mod of
up to tha five-m Ha-high ga*
what
happened."
of
the Cittern'- Com miller and th-* relative to th* question of the
ed at Bcllf Laboratories and an
Ihe bureau inruitveri ticmeii lo
station set up over St. L u is and
"Three months have elipied and took on the additional fuel need
nounced sejen years ago. requires
axi< ■ that lie - Andrrxnn, cluef Chamber of Cornnifrre Highway co mty borrow Inc money end th#
to far as I know, no apparent ed to remptet* the trip to lha
only small amounts of power.
rriminal depuly of llill'lmrotigh Planning Group. O-lham said, plans th-ouch sMCrh money emil I
clues
hsve
hern
found
by
whirh
The new ay item uses the " c a r
•ast coast.
County Sheriffs office will lie na "tine min out in Ih* rnuntry who b# borrowed. AVillums said, at
' perhaps wants tu ha rountv rum th# conrluslon of his evotauatten,
rier" principle which allows sev those responsible can he brought
Tha supersonic Cougar air
RERUN urv-rvt Tommy n mrd si a.-sutani dfreclor.
mlv-loner again said ‘1 won t be "I'm like Ce lad* who spot*. A., t
eral conversations to be sent nm- to justice.” Judge White told the craft, bound from San Diego to Woods, It of lliigersvdie. Tern,
dictated
lo b« any group,* hut I told the merchant* that th* County
ultaneoudy over a single pair oi | grand Jury.
Norfolk, Va , in ronnerllon with »s< sentenced today In 5.1 u
in
rrvrrve the tight In express my I ummistfitnet* had adopted a
wires. Sin* each conversation
th# activating of the Navy’s nrw | prison for deserting In Communist
own opinion and rverv ollirr cite trolley that would not allow it to
ia sent at a different frequency,
super-carrier Forrtital, ware re- Eavl Germany,
ren has that right lo."
touch on* f-.ot of tf*e iight-of-wa* s
they do n(t Interfere with each
fuled by four AJ-t "Savaga"
A U. S Army rouC martial de
•Several wreka ago," Odham until ail of was approved hy the
other. MuRfrequency Irani mis
bombers of Composite Squadron liberated ?5 minutes on Woods'
said, "we set today a* Ihr itearl- Elate Road Department." And
sion has bain used for years- with
Five flown from tha Naval Ami- gmlly plsa before passing senItnr ’ Explaining that we have thrn, refrufiif to th* n-nney at ad*
va-uum ttoas only longer distance
iiary Air Station at Sanford for tenet.
ronlraei* lu lei, plans hr runiplrlr ah!# to tli* ioutni'*'lonsi#, ,# (
cslls. Th* system on trial at Atha tank filling mivtfon.
The penalty, » hkh included t
merleus, however, operates econ
The heavy attack homtor*. spe div honor aide discharge, * a i ihr AI’A.-ACMICCl-A *> — Franklin an<| right-of-ways in Secure legal “ As dumb a* I am in mathematics
County m td rn ts at * mavs meeting
omically over shorter distances
TALLAHASSEE l* -A I V mil cially outfitted as aerial service maximum. It it subject to review Iasi night uppovtsf isle of the Apa entanglement* to overcome, he that's enough tnonev to buy tt a
told the rrowd that "emphasis is right-of-way-* this scar"
such as Bose on rural telephone lion dollar Increase In sales tax stations awaited the jrta at a by higher aulhordirv
lachicola Airpvirt property to a on Artlnn Now !"
point
west
of
St.
Loui*.
Ground
lines.
Woods
did
not
'ake
Ihe
stairJ.
reeeipts the first three months of
t hai-n-an John Air , u spot * to
"The problem lhat nrrurt Is th# rrowd. He ss'd. "As far at
Whrn the civ •!'» law officer group of Miami financiers.
this fiscal year over last year en controlled radar vectored the
The
group
urged
the
County
Comfighters
tip
to
the
gapumps
Ihis,’ Oilbam said, "h"* impor the enun'v COmmilsinners ar# con.
avked him if hr fully undervtosl
couraged state officials today.
27 Coses Heard
mist ion to reconsider it* vote to
manned by altendente, Comdr.
Comptroller Ray E. Green re Jamee S Stafford, Lt. Comdr. Ihe implications of his plea, hr re sell the 1,100 acre Irart tu lha First tant is it thal we have an eppralt- reined, there it no on* fighting
ser* rejuirl i<«liy—how important 17-0! Me. 1)1*1 gsvr me asturatu*
ed in a clear votec: "Yes, sir.''
In C fu rt Yesterday ported that the 3 per rent tax, Chariaa R. Tucker, Lt. Robert J. pl Hr
did not appear to he shaken Slate klortgagr Co. of Miami for Is II lhat right-of-way options he lhat th* re«l of 17 o ' would ho
main
support
of
stale
government,
in a thousand dollar* In
Raker and Lt. Garrett A. White. by Ihe stiff icntrnee. He smiled flO.OOO and other ronslderations. secured by agents — hosr many
collected yesterday in had brought in III.HMJU during
Tha actual refueling took place and joked wffh 'neelalors as he Speakers said they weren't op people were approached and a«k- pavr.f nest y*er. There Is n«
Ity Court when FT eases tho months of July, August and at about 25,000 feel and a temp- left the eourt, telling them, "Take posed to Ihe county selling some rd In sign an option, tn my opin niooey going into p g tiaiis and
before Judge John September.
of the lands but llicy .Inrngly urg' d ion. there was some delay. If Ihe paths. Th# only money* w# sp#-J
natu re of -10*F in a clear, un- it easy."
In the iam* throe month period turbulant sky. Jst fuel was trans
that tha area oceupirvl by tho air county waits, Ih* time t* gone!" it approved hr the State Rn«.| Dedifferent charges wore last year receipts totaled tlJJU ,- ferred without a splash Just over
port be retained.
Speaking to th* ronimissionrri, partment. Out of the fMA.OOO, va
gainst Uw ST offenders SOS.
The Miami group, headed hy Rratlry Odham said, "If you all mutt pay for apprai'rre, attorney*
two hours after tha fighters had Comm ittee Chosen
■ajor number of chargee
Frank It Newman, said it planned Insist on doing anthing until you feet, and other cu»*- pot yet runTha S e p t e m b e r receipts crossed San Diego.
ag overtime",
amounted to M.OM.OI, up IMO.OOO Tha "Savaga Son* of Sanford" To Draw Up Budget a to million dollar m luilriat and do a il" And he added, "1 accuse templated. AA'e here agreed to put
ises for "driving while or 17 per cent over September with their own Jet engine hum
residential development program
you people of font dragging in our money Into 17-92 but *# don’t
ware brought bclore IBM. The September receipts rep tag and two propeUors turning, A t Legion Meeting on the property.
publir, row I am doing it to your want to hamterinr the rountv"
with each one drew tag resent collections on August sales. were able to maintain a coursa
The Campbell-Losilng Pnil of Jimmie Nichols, provident of the fare. Vm not a lawyer hut no one
Speaking directly to !',# rrowd
aum penally of ROt.
Green said It couldn't be de directly along the route of the Ihe American Legion hrld ill re Franklin Counly Chamber of Com
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>
(
listeners in th# court room,
rall't
(ell
me
lhat
thrr*
Isn’t
tome
and disorderly waa a termined bow much of the Increase crou-rountry flight. At a speed gulae meeting lait mghl In the merce, said a tiliirnthip league
ssay w* ran't buy that right-of- Alrlsrh | id. "t am going to t ug.
iced against three of- could be attributed lo the 1955 act exceeding 3&0 mph the entire
being
formed
would
rai.e
funds
gest that the rirunty rommis*iontwo cases of "parkinng plugging loopholes in tha sales and operation rut only mrta minute* Ame-iran Legion Hut nn Lake- lo hire legal help and file an in way ns-xt year."
shore Boulevard
ert put »n a 5 mill tax levy to
were made and bonds use tax lawi.
from th# near-record time of tho
"Because
I'm
Just
a
young
man
juntlion
against
Ihe
sale
if
nereiPo*l Commander George MayProvide Hie money for the paving
flight
and
haven't
mad*
mine
yet
ami
•ary.'
bury presided over Ihe meeting.
of 171.' I feel that if Ihe p*opI#
barges with only on* ofCounty
eommistioner*
didn't
won't
he
satisfied
with
what
I’ve
Thv American l-egion Baseball
aie willing to go along with it, l
leach Instance coming begut, I want lo are more progress,"
Team will be honored at Itte ntst comment immediately.
would l-e in favor of the levy,"
Judge were disorderly W illiam Dow, 75,
I Ml'# in siei Ur rd as the ctund
Dr.
M
ichael
Plese
meeting nf the organuatlon. ac
Senator Douglas StenMrnm ask
assault and battery, no
bur-t
into
thunderous
applausr.
cording to o decidon reached Iasi
ed if the .A mill al valorem lav
■reeding the speed limit. Dies Yesterday
night. District officers will be In
"I'm amared al Ih# crowd thal levy were ati*«sed, when would
William Dow. 73. retired Now On Hunger Strike
Ivtag, careless and neghas turned out this morning, lh a t it go into effort.
CLEARWATER l* -D r. Miehaal vited for th* event.
ring, drunknesi. Impro- York State farmer, and a real
A rommltee, composed nf past
little gintmirk that appeared in 1 County ConiMisalun Chairman
plates and Improper dent of Sanford for alx yean, died J .Plese is ta the seventh day of commander* of Ihe post was apihr paper tins morning didn't | Mcivch said. "It would ho in tho
yesterday evening at lha Flab a hunger atrike to protest his being
•
puin ed to draw up a tentative hud
keep yuil from being hue." And 19” ta t year."
b*i assessed by Judge Memorial Hospital In DeLand, af jailed for contempt of court but
Sheriff Sid Saunders reported the grt for post operation. The bud
ter a lingering lllnesi.
DETROIT J t - How 5-veer-old lutninr to Ih* commission Odham
[came In ll.W t.
Senator .Stensttom, speaking to
A ralive of New York Slate, he retired dentist, IT, "looks ta good get will be presented lo the poll Frank Licavoli J r , dlvpoved of said, "It's this type of thing, Jnhn,
membership for approval. Mem U.5ia waa a mystery today In his that I'rn talking about — the peo th# com mi stumers, said. "AA'hat f
waa boro Sept. S. I MO, and had shape."
Fo u iA lo rm Fire
been a widower for a number of A medical examiner found ao bers expressed the fact that hy parents and police
ple of Srminnta County are not am concerned abunt. gentb-ui»n, it
providing such a budget there will
signs of malnutrition.
yraiw
Airs Licavoli Irft a purse eon aide lo fake part in (heir govern- this -under th# present policy of
L e a v s O ne Dead
Ih# bond Ihrrr te no war to build
Circuit Judge C. Richard leaven- L-e sn increase m efficiency and (lining Die money nn top nf a menl."
II* !• survived by a niece, Mrs.
the road this year. The way I tea
IANC1SCO IP — A four- Geoige Hanaetl of Schenectady, good ruled Plese in contempt for interest.
refrigerator Sunday. She went to
AV. Till Yarns, spoke lo the it. Ih# county attorney eannot file
Funds for the post operation ire the basement.
i called "of arson origin, N. Y.
failing to pay alimony lo hti es
ay caused the death of
Funeral arrangomotte will bt tranged wife, Jt. gbe charged provided from annual dues paid
Returning a few minutes later, group, following Rraitey Odham's condemnation proceedings th s
I Injury to several tenants announced liter.
Pies* abused her. Plea* contended by tack member of the post.
she di-rovrred Frank Jr., hi* play introduction to the problem before year or even next year, until all of
tho commissioners this morning. the money is In the hands of the
‘ tb* to-room Polk Motel
she married him only ao ab* could
mates and Ihe pur«e mining
Turk Streets.
eater the United Stales from Yugo
Th* boy was found down Ihe Aarns said, "AV* are waking up county. If we are not successful
Jm wai not Identified
slavia and become a If. S. ciUien. Southside P -T A
Greet
twinging th* empty purs* to what th# situation is in the de in getting the road this year, w*
Ited on tho lop floor of First Aid Course
In
on*
hand and rlulching Nvr lay of progress. AYe are beginning are going to h# in the same situa
To M eet Thursday pennies in
building.
to find out who th* representa tion next year as we ar* now.
th* ether.
Kelley of tha arson To Begin Thursday
Mri. Velma MilrbsU. principal of The parents and SI. Claire tive! of th* people are—who are
Chairman Mrtech then told tha
More
T
h
a
n
300
Southside School announced today Shores pdiee questioned the boy dragging their feet . . who are group. “ I'm sorry that I didn't
the fire was definitely Tho American Rod Cross will
[origin.” Ho said the fire, offer a Standard First Aid Count
that tha fln t regular Soul hi hie and hu lull# friends but failed representing lha large property make mv»eif plain. I want to
an estimated £ 33.000 for all tatetwated person i t years Expected A t M eet
P.T.A. misting will be held ta th* to torn up • tingle clue.
holderi In th* erea."
know that the people ate willing
DAYTONA BEACH JU-Th# Flor athool auditorium Thursday lig h t
__
routed M tenants Into of of* and ovor to Sanford and
to pay for |h# read. Tire founty
"It
eppeare
to
me,"
Verna
ex
ida Public Health Ann. meeting She asked tha pareati ta bo "aura
U>* s t r K I* their eight clothes. tb* Banford A na.
claimed, "that we are abeut ta ha* borrowed all th* money It
ber* OcL SM I will have for IU aad note to* change of time from
E rnst R. Derail* e fl
BULLETIN
ton** "PoM k Health—One of too T;M ta • p. m.“ After a abort bus NEW TOBK III- The Brooklyn overcome our obstacles." Referr can."
STto the
The w m e l begin Tksrsday, Kara te Fi M n i Florida." Joha iness meeting ta tha auditorium, Dodger* finally won their Aral ing te the previous meeting of the Rraitey Odham then interrupted
tor aaalyato.
O ct • at t : »
wl to too Girl H. Malraosa* of Jaefcaaovill#, •§- Um taachora and parents will pre- world championship today by whip- court bouse before w* were tu b b whfti h* aald. "Th* County Ctna•octette* grooMoto, aoM today.
Brent Hut «
reed to to* room where there ping tha New York Yankrei SO. ed In. the back and another eb- missloner* do have a problem and
and Gam
Arts
M an t o n M l doctors, nureoe, will b* gwiatire and anwaor pe ta tho deciding gam* of th* elaiale starlo was In lha way. Ne member I know you people don’t want
behind the Iron-nerved pitching of of Ih* County Commission has eomribini for nothing 1-mills Ia
AH
aaiKar iaaa, dorita aad ip*claUate riods
to attend or caB'Mre.
Refreshment* will k* rerved ■ Johnny Podre* and th* elutch kil mad* a suggestion ex to hew Ih* a tough ta t, but If It take* 3-ntllla
at to* te tha public health flatd are ex
(Cowtiaoed Ob Faf* Eight)
highway eaa be built- U toe read
ting of GO Hodgea.
* to a ten d to*
el • g » **
4 SNAAS Bombers
Refuel Jet Fighters
v»«|P»t. Tommy Woods
Gels Prison Term
Residents Oppose
Sale 01 Property
Increase In Sales
Tax Receipts Told
How Frank Licavoli
Disposed Of $2,528
is Still Mystery
T
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No. gs*.
GOP Tells Hundreds Homeless Group Applauds 5
Bell Solar Battery
Of 1956
As River Waters Rage Mill Ad Valorem Tax
To Finance Costs
Converts Sun's Energy Convention
Sheriff L. Hobby Discussion Drows More Than 300
In Rural Phone System
‘t ; Attends Highway Citizens To County Court Room
Safely Conference
Judge While Calls
Sanford Mentioned
Vanishing Of Duo
By Sen. Smathers
'Atrocious Crime'
In Newsletter
Senator Georg* Smathcfi manlmns Sanford prominently In hia
Washington Newsletter No. 1*0
And in hia weekly release, he
fella Ihe alory of Florida and hi*
reception across the State during
a three-week whirlwind tour of the
many cillea and eommunltiei in
viting him to recount the fact*
from the Waihlngton icon*.
Smatheri »ayi In hia letter,
"acrosi th# length and breadth of
Florida «* have aeen the fabuloua
growth of our alata. Florida ia
making aavan-laaguo atridca eco
nomically and culturally, and
everywhere I find a aplrit and
drive that are taking good advan
tage of lha atale’a natural wealth
at m ourcca.”
hi hia icrtaa at viaita In which
Senator Smalbera hope* to trial!
all of Ihe 17 eounllca ha aaya, "I
am deeply impreiaed by renewed
Intimacy and finthand contact
with the atory of Florida'* growth
ai it la translated into the lives
of each community and city."
"In moat tow-na," the aenator
Haled, 'T e a been apeaktng be
fore Joint aiaembliea of civic
clubs. Ih e arrangements have
been splendid, and I want to thank
theao elubi, and particularly lha
J a frees, for haloing la bring iheio
fine turnout! for nay report on
the work of Congress and laauea
hanging ftra m l year."
<
Mentioning Sanford prominently
S m ith rn wrote. "Sanford mada
me honorary mayor during Smath
eri Day at the celery capital; 1
waa immensely pleased with the
honor and lha rcaponse from the
civic clubs and tha high school
students."
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Ihrntiih AAednrtdiy; hi|h tempera
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Veterans Corner
Hera are aalhoritxtive aoiwtra
from the Veterant Admlnixtrxiion
lo lour queiUooi of lntereil to
former xervicemrn end their '*miHer:
Q. I am pUnning lo go to ithool
tint fill under the Korem 01 Bill.
If I grt » pirt-lim r
lo nipple"It did at first, but It wasn't 1 ment my 01 Irainia: pay. nill my
the Ugbta were off, looked for a
C l LAI T U I T W E N T Y -FIV E
acalrd the air grilles with
TRAPPED in Ui* elevator, Bar* blown fuee, eecn the main match
monthly *llo»ence be ftil?
v
thought: Who know* about my out at Use and pulled It bach into Seoicn tape.**
A. No. Oumde earnmgi have no
"Air grilles?" Judith (tapped
fear of the elevator? Ball ust. And
m ere was a quiver. The ele UUo the elevator and clunbed upon hcsrtnc whxtioever on your 01
Judith. And Gerry.
What inhuman cunning plotted vator reaumed 1U interrupted ac the oenen inside to get a closer education allowance Veteran* in
thu way to creak me down, oy cent, aa if nothing nad happened. new of its root. "What are you ichool «ill receive Ike full rate of
strvkinx one Uiarp blow at Uie She elruggicd to her lr«L She put talking about? There a no Scotch allowance re;artii»ii of how much
pouit where there* already a fault her thumb on tha call button and Up* here."
they exrn In fact, they nerd not
"So Lae? was a lie to put p s y c h o evrn report earning* lo the VA.
in tha atructure ot my oundT Jail held it down, rue world wah full
like a calculated narnmir u p that of a wild, ehnil (angling aa aha logical pressure on me." Bara
Q I want to apply for riDability
thought aloud.
cleavca a ranch diamond along the plunge- into olackneaa . .
Judith came out of the elr\stor, compenialion, hut I do not live ^
Cool air carcaeed ncr cheeka.
plana of iu flaw . . .
'Well, Sara l*m waiting. Are einrrd ner hair. She lifted nar frowning. “There'* no evidence near enough lo a VA office to pick “
you atill conscious T Can you atill eyelid ilowly, aa u they were that someone trapped you in tha up the right form. Could I apply
hear m#T t «han’t wait much long weighted. She waa tn the elevator. •levator deliberately."
by a letter to the VA?
’Then who pulled the main
It waa (landing lull, but the doora
er."
A Yc*. Your letter will bee onwere
open,
A
man
knelt
bealde
her
switch?
And
why?"
"t-rt me out and I'U tell you."
lidcrel
an ’’informal (ppllration”
"It
might
have
etipped
out
of
—dark-browned,
unsmiling.
Poe
a
"Why should you tell mo once
you re oil IT I'm nol taking any moment aha thought It waa Gerry. position somehow, a vibration Ut if >ou tpcciliciUy mention the
benefit you are applying Mr. VA
thin era Out you mint—either Then aha saw a alight weakness In tha ttreet or—or eomathing."
will tend >mi a formil application
"I don't octlev* that. I—"
way. The tu t momenta won t »e the jaw una and a cheek without
Tha aiavator doors moved and tn be filled out. So long at you
tuca. Sara. Whan the drowsiness the blemish ot three entail molea
met. Both womra Hood elaruig return it within one year, the ef
cornea with the -noruicaa of Il was tha falsa Garry.
Through tha open doorway, sha at tha hand aa tha dial above the fective date of your application will
nreath and you realize that tha
end of avarythtng ia upon you and aaw Judith standing in tha hell, elevator a* It moved alowiy over be the date of your letter, rather Q
there ia nothing you can do about amber eyea wide, red tipa parted. the numeral "A"
than the data of the form Itielf
Bara ran lo the foot of the fire
il For. oy that time, you won't
Sara gasped. "Did you sea him?
Q In my 01 iniurance policy, 1
■Lairs and shouted to the false
even have breath left tn whisper Has ha gone?"
the one uung that might induce
"Who?" demanded the tmpoator. Gerry. "A n you using the ele have apcnfiftl that payment! b«
made to mj beneficiary in month
'The man who pulled tha main vator?"
me
releaae you . . .“
"No. Tm trying to get through ly installments. If she want, would
I'm going U> die. Whether I switch when 1 was tn tha ele
the ikyllght."
»hc have the right to a*k VA for
apeak or not, I (hall not be re- vator."
‘Then come down quick! lie’s a lump sum payment instead?
"How do you know It was a
letted. What haa tha voire to gain
In the elevator and It’a going
by rrleajmg me. once tha eecret man?"
A. No. A bcneficalry does not
la toldT U 1 eurvtved. there would
"He spoke to me through the down I"
alwaya he a chance that I might door. He threatened to let mo die
The Impostor came hurtling have Ihr right lo elect lump sum
recognise the voice taler. Then 1 In there. At least 1 think It waa downstairs. Tha clatter of his feet payment, if the vrlcran has spee-ould know who nad finally gnt a man. I’m not aura. The voice died away tn the stair well aa ha cific-u payment an ih* installment a
w
tha ruby and 1 might tell the po was Almost a whisper, quit* sex went on down. Judith waa etlll plan.
watching tha hand on tha diaL It
lice. But If I jlldn't su m vs, what less "
Q If a Korea veteran men hit
clua would there be to the ruby*
"We didn't are anyone," aatd ■topped at "L" She turned on 01 training benefit, would he still
whereabouts ir to the identity of Judith quickly. "I went jut to din bars funoutiy.
be entitled to use hii Gt loin bene
the per*on who pulled the main ner with a client. When I came
"U th en u euca a man, be may
twitch T
back, tha lights in the hall weren’t be dangerous. How could you send fit?
A. Yes. Use nf one benefit doee
"Tou're trapped. Tuu can't get working. 1 loosed at the fuse bos Oerry down to face him unarmed?"
nut. And I’m leaving now, Good- in tha hall. The main awuch wma
Die ham* on the dial waa mov not deny a veteran hit right to uie
out of position. I put it back in ing again. It came to rest at *3" the other.
by."
"Nol Don't go." Her volca wax place and tha elevator alarm rang. and the tmpoator cupped out of
Veterans living in Centra! Flor
hearaa, her Itpe preaeed to the The hand on tha dial above the lb* elevator. "Mused him. When ida who wish further information
crack between tha doom. "I'll tell elevator waa moving then from I got Into the lower hallway uia about their benefit*, should write
second to third, so 1 ran up the •levator was there, doora open, no
you. Walt!"
fire stairs. When I got up here on one inside. I opened the front door the VA office at 42 E. Central Avc. %
No anawer.
She ecreamert "Cnme berk! Ill the third floor tha elevator was and looked into the etraet. but the Orlando.
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ASi——r OP
ALONG
<r? |TV*I3,‘
tell you I"
The Chance* were 99 to a 100
that aha would not ha released, but
that huadreth chance waa tha only
Silence. Then alia braid a footetep. It waa muffled on tha rub
ber tiled floor but her (training
ear* were abnormally acuta )ui<
then and aha could hear tha ominoue, familiar cadence of a light
Ump.
"Tc* T Batter be quick."
T win." ranting again. Slop.
Don’t um up tha last dernier ration
of oxygen. “Tha ruby—"
r DON'T W O W ,
Light blazed
"N
Tha ahorlc waa Ilka being doused
with a bucketful of ley waters.
Speech!aaa. unbelieving, eh# tie re-1
at the four walla of tha elevator.
She bad never expected to eeo them
again.
Her mind moved gritltly like a
mated machine. UgMSThat meant
th en waa aomeuoJ rlss in tha
building.
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standing still and the doora ware
open. You war# lying in it un
conscious. | beard earneona downetaira ut the lower u i l and 1
called out, "Who* there T It was
Oerry, who had just coma In."
"Then the man who Dapped me
weal up Um .Ira etaura." Bara
t truffled to bar feet. T ie didn’t
go downstairs because you didn’t
meet bun on your way up, and be
didn’t um the elevator while t
was unconscious because It’s allII
her*. Ha must have gone up to
th i roofs**
"Maybe he's still there." The Im
postor ran toward tha fire etaira.
Bara staggered aa ah* cams out
of tha elevator, Judith put out a
steadying hand. "Sara, you've al
waya haled thu elevator. You must
have panicked alone in the dark,
locked in and believing something
wm wrong with Um machinery.
Couldn't you have imagined a voice
whispering? Didn’t It
that""
bird bad flown.”
T f there wax • bud.” Judith
cast a glance of malice at Bara.
T f there wasn't, who sent tha
elevator down just now? .Unices
It waa this man whom you call
Garry ?"
"Why would 1 do that?" de
manded the impostor.
Barn looked nt turn thoughtfully.
Terhapa you wanted me to think
tn the building,
you were the one who
trapped me in the elevator.”
"How can you thVitc Gerry would
do cuch a thing!" said Judith
sharply.
T don't. ThU nun Isn't Garry."
"Thea who la h e r
"He may be a former movie
actor named Mark Clifford, but
whoever he U. he IM't Gerry." .
He could act. There wax no
start of surprise, nelook of alarm,
only weariness.
(To Mo Cent Used J
CHARGE DISMISSED
LAS VEGAS, Nev. <*-Mr». Mirtha Lynch pleaded Innocent to a
speeding ticket in Superior Court
and then explained why :
The wallet she lost two dayt ago,
containing all her Identification,
was returned in an anonymous
letter. IniHe tha wallet was (he *
ticket, which wain’t hers.
Judge George Gilson yesterday
checked the license number on the
ticket with that of Mra. Lynch’s
car and decided the wallet-finder
apparently used her idrnllficalion
when stopped by police. The
charge was dismissed.
The Army-Nary football meeting of Saturday, Nov. 2d will be one o f *
right Saturday garnet to be tele*
viied nationally Dili aeiioi) by
NBC
Trad, -Ins "Today I
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CAMDKN. N. J. lA-Fira OiUt
William Van Ffefterle and acme
chlldrm ncMtlp.
CanAea boa* ovnart a n burning
p y -tb * htckltri, Garr Paraoni. t,
and bli t n a n U alalar Kathy, up over a saw racket bp phony
carried man-itied ilgm oppoeteg baatnr inspector!.
Ffefferle aald tb* '‘laaptclora*'
■ • CIO AaalganaUd C l o t h i n g
Morton organixing drive on Ihtir g irt tb* Impression Uwr bay* b*M
lather’i dry cleaning »hop. They m l by rltbar tb* fir* Departwalked b«tld« union plckcti for
. two bourt.
AMATEUR r o t ILLINOIS
M K r FORREST. Ill >Jt T t'
1M* National Amateur gaU cham
pionship will b* held At the Knoll« o d Clnb, Sept. IMS. Entrie. will
clot* MM Aug, 10 with quiUfiag
reundi k M oM tor Aug. » .
h m ir «
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Over lo OUs ia October. . , tbat’s t|* uwartMt aravx you could sake!
that mm "Oetwbxr OCar"aa y**w a s e t car is terrific!
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acti*«. So r a w k>!
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PHARMACISTS!
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AaJ H*e s u e t 1* thews big ways! Fkggyoa grt the "Rocket’* Ehgfee
- Oarp'a alga feed: *T1mm Richda An Unfair I* Mr Daddy." They tab* (bo baatar napiaUly
Katb’a aaldt "My Daddy’i ■*. apuf and (ban If lb abataaboldtr
: florna Do MM Want lo Join W a daoiMf agra* to "needed" npaln,
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the tTrather B’tm u is*-*. fiur*franr* have been f>.tly steady cu>
lomer* for nun? years.
Tropical alarms have averaged
right a year over the p**t To
years—with a mijopplng record of
.’I in t!U3 Twicr, n tW.l and again
in IMO. no lea, than four hum ®
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WASHINGTON.
»*-Tcn
deadly hurricane aiitrrs. ranging
from shy Alice to vicious Janet,
have whirled up out of their Carib
bean spawning ground* so far this
year—and more may come.
Officially, the action of the big
wind* latts until Nov. IS.
Experts disagree on whether it
will ever be pomble to throw a
halter on the*e dangerous ladies
from the tropics. Rut each time
the grim red-and-black warning
flags begin to fly. the U.S Weather
Bureau brace* for an trrev liable
barrage nf complaint*:
‘Why don't you do something
to *top it?"
,
"Do we have to wait helrle**ly
until the hutricane strike*?
"Why are we hoarding our
atumir bomb*? Drop an A-bomb
into the hurricane and dc»Uoy it
befure it de»troys u»l"
Some scientists believe atomic
intervention coukJ lurn the trick.
Dr. Edward Teller, »o-callrd "faIher" of the hydrogen bnmh. *aid
rerrnlly that atomic rmearch dr
vehipmtnt* may rnahlr mankind
In control weather and "prevrnt nr
al.tviale" hurricane* within the
next lo ,vears.
How? Ry dropping A-b»mhi Into
the *turm? Dr. Teller didn't *ay.
But Dr Francis W. Reichelderfer.
breeiy, fsit-talking chief of the
t ’.S. Wiathrr Bureau, hat »trong
doubts about atomie bombs a*
humcana killer*
"It would lake 1.000 atomic bomb
explosion* a minute to match the
kinetic energy of a single modern
ate-uia Imrdcane." Btlchelrferfcr
said in an interview.
"Even if you dropped a whole
curtain of A-bomb* along one aide
of a hurricane, it might slow it
down for a while, but the terrific
force of oncoming wind* from the
revolving »lorm would Mart It »p;n*
ning again
"In the field of nuclear (t**:on
versut hurricane* I'd guc*» there
would he no revolutionary develop
ment h>r many year*."
Theodore Gleitrr, head ef the
bureau'* hurricane warning *y*lem. added thta comment
'Radioactive fallout from an
atomic explosion in a hurricane
would be *o Iremendtm* it might
kill 10 tu 1.000 time* a* many
people a* the atorm lt*elf."
Critic* are quick to ri*e and
take lu»t> »wipc» at the Weather
Bureau when the agency commit*
a blooper, a* in the ra»e of Seplember'* hurricane lone.
Tlie bureau'* fnrrcj»t», p.rturIng lone a* potentially the wont
*lnrm ol the year. »et alarm* rigIng up the Atlantic Coavt from
North Carolina to New York.
In Washington thou*and» of gov
ernment worker* were di»ml*'cd,
school* cloi-d down, and downtown
■tore* taped their window* again*!
the expected walloper.
In New York, the Rocky Mar-
ciann Archie Moore hr**>weight
borTg rhamptomhip light was
po»t(Kmel : t hours.
"W-mllr wind in hit city to
night," tie Wa thin stun Evening
Slar warned in an * column banner
flung aciu*t the front page.
Then lone took it into her brad
to disappear. Nobody »ccmcd to
know ju«t where the *torm had
gone Myxleruiutly, |or.e‘» "eye'
had wmitrl nut
"lone at *ra; foieraxter, ton."
said the nrvt day'* headline in
the Washington New
llnrdon Itunn. chief of the Wrath
er Bureau's storm warning centre
at Miami. Fla •»** it may he
away from a threatened city h*
treating the *torm with artificial
rain-nuking methnd*--l e , •coding
the clou.!* wltr, dry ice pellets nr
silver iodide
"It i« pi*>:ti> that (reding In a
particular quadrant at the righ'
time would cha*c the term to con
centrate there temporarily." Itunn
»atd. “The rffeet wouldn't la*t
more than three or four hour*, and
then the natural and mure potent
(trerm g mechanum would re»ume
control.
"B ut it might he enough to *teer
the atorm aYrwind • <me locality
ami prevent It* hravicit wind*
from sinking a cit* "
While nut challenging liunn'*
theory. IlcieheWerfer reflected con
*tJerahle akepticum in a irparate
"If you dropped mill on* and
million* of Ion* of dry ire into a
hurnranc, it would probably cowl
the air ma**e: enough tt caitsel
local xhnucr* and reduce ** rne of
the *lorm * energy," he »ald
"Hut there are probably not
enough planet In the world to drop
enough ire to ttop a hurricane "
Reicheldrrfrr, Dunn and other
expert* »aid that even the awe*
*orne fury of an atomic or h'dro*
grn bomb rxp’ntion t* puny rumpared to the violence ol nature un
the rampage.
"T ie avnagr mature hurrlc »nr
i»io.ono inn* of air into
pull*
itself every hour." Dunn Saul,
"Each tun of air contain* 40
pound* nl wstrr, Tu.it mean* thej
xtorm suck* up 1.Y2 hi limn pound*;
or T*i milium tun* nl water per ‘
hour—equivalent to tlie tonnage ol
nearly t ixm if.irrn Eli/ahrth Iran*atlantir liner*.
"II a hurriranr rnuln he barn e e d tu a hu e generator, it
wuuhl supply rm .uji iMwrr in 21
hour* to nirrt all our nerd* fur
720 vrsr*
1 ungre** rai*rcf the Weather
Bureau x fund* from Z* million to
40 mitliun dollar* thl* year lo help
evolve a better «tnrm warning »>»•
trm in the wake of la*t year*
hurricane iti*a»ter*.
Hie bureau, understandably *ensitive to gibe* about it* accuracy,
pays It* fi'trra»t» ring the hell U
limr* out id luo Milrurolugiits
concede however, that *omel me*
they go nlf tin- beam In dealing
with the tnrkrnr* of a hurnrane.
On Aug 17, a* hurriranr Diane's
fierce wind* began lo ebb. Wealhcr
Bureau headquartrrx here i* ued
a mud H iim n, againvt "moderalp
to heavy ram* and tome local
flooding "
Then came the deluge. In trad
nl "some I"* j I flooding." the hue•
ricane clobbered »i\ New England
and Middle Atlantic state* with a
billion dollar diuM rr that rlsimed
at lea*t Ml? live* and left, whole
elites wallowing in muddy di.nl*
lion
Weather h irratl extvertx admit
they wore caugld off guard b* Di
ane, which *wept inland with a
king ‘ire wrt •mack l *ua!ly the
great wini* not only lo*r their
Sunday punrh hut al*o dry out a>
they leave the »ca.
"Past repaid4 *how (hat tw time*
nut of |0U we don't get (heel* like
Dune produced," *aid Chief filciler ot the llurricapr Warning s. n
ire. "We’d be fieil* to rr> 'wolf'
about floats every time a storm
|TMi OlANT CARMR Saratoga, afirtee ihlp of the ro rretitl, t* *Ik>wti at Urn Brooklyn, N r* Y.-l.
Iv'avy Yard, whrro the (littop will l>e lormalty rhrutrnrd no Ocinlier B. Mr Charier :• Thm- ,
wife nf tha Secretary nf the Navy, wilt oftlrlate. In fotrrrmmd i* the anchor rhsin of lh- C'VOOO-t v
Ship. Each link weighs 3*0 pounds. The new rarrtrr'a anchor wrighs atmut 30 ton*.
(Inlemalimta:)
Genial Man New Island Governor
BERKELEY,
Calif., 0 T - A
Big, iffliai, work loving man whose
grandparents were »lave* for John
B Gordon, Confederate general
and governor of Georgia. I* the
new governor for lh« Virgin lalandi.
Walter ft Gordon's family look
Hx name from the old time Georgta
governor. Rut the new administra
tor for the Island* rote to hi*
present emineoca through sheer
hard work.
Gordon, who now tips lha tr a in
nt 240, was heavyweight boxer
and football guard at the I'niverxi-
ty of Calitgrnia nearly Id year*
■go. Aftrr li* graduation in tfltfl.
be was named tine coach at Cali
fornia, a past he held until in n
But he msnigeci to carry on many
other activities simultaneously.
Take a typical ?I0 hour* when
he wax just out of college;
Starting (t midnight, he worker!
a ihlfl on Ibt Berkeley police force
Then, without even taking lime to
remove hit revolver from hit hip.
he went to law ela»*c* until around
II a. m After a quirk lunch and
Causes Of Bad Breath
Vy ICUUN N. BUNDftlN, R.l.
FEW thing* make a person an
'•elf-eo n icto u a when am ong
Ifrlendi u bad breath, fiomettmea,
~rer*r, th« offender u unaware
t tha condition exUL*. But If
know you’ve got foul breath,
Inexcusable for you s o t to no
Aomething about >t.
..^There are numeroua eauaea for
thta condition,
but uiually th s
l« a iiu
_ Wa * . . __ a a * .____ I t —
g
If yc
trouble
through
roussui
aee. the
a n t odoi
in sot
0f food
often gt
b. a7n .' h1
*y be laid to breathing
» u r mouth. If tha mu.
$ea become too dry, you
Bay causa an unpleucertain types
uaa bad breath. Unit
Iperaoru,
ly are eaulUIower, cabhly spired foods and
|y m eat preparationi.
tea Incurable
*tally careful to clean
r or other aweets from
.In addition lo a tooth*
mouthwash, you might
» dental floa* to clean
I t teeth.
hately, some rase* of
It are virtually Incurtf you can't atop the
. J can a t l e u t clear up
your breath with one of tha num
eroua plakanUy scented conferIlona or bleta which are avatlany can
your tee I
brush aa
h a w to
betwvca
U*t, around 7 p, m , bp ai'ivrd
home In liino for another nap be
fore returning lo police duly.
Both the la waml polite rnlortr
ment expenenee were useful to
tionlon when he **a* appointed
chief of California'* Adult Aulhnrlty in lot"* In deal with prisoner
parolrt and the fating of Indctrrmt
nate tcntrricc* for coovtcicd felon*
He i* perhaps br*l knnvn for hi
w»rk with the aitihonly and hr
wat «erving in that rapacity wlir-n
apiwuntrd to the Virgin Iiland*
post.
John E W hat casxes d ls J n m
» .P**! * In whom apparently
nothin* ( w acema to be wrong?
Anew* Dlxxlneaa ta eauted by
be removed.
varioua a tdUkmx. among which
a r t c o m aUon, high Wood p m n n . IWI I disease and kldnty
aa aught dyipapau or eonatipa- ailment*, g may ba due to dr,UM. Laryngeal and bronchial ta- fact* of Aa eyes or aatnlclrtular
fURunationa e a a also cause an canal* tn |h a vara.
_ ,Y?a adTin need ot a careful
phyateian to flnt
llw cauaf haforw treatm ent caa
*s s r .'wi , a
NOW
f i r e
s t o
n
N A T IO N W ID E
. .
— »
(
B E S T
B U Y S
Super Special
^
RU BB ER
M A T S H IE L D
Rep.
„ $1.09
Reduced
to Only
A s»**»(td<M*nl * « |utl flu e ty
*#l
llo id w tsd
ks ndls. Heel
m s BOTH FRONT
AND WAR Of CAR
A Rag.
$ 1 .9 8 Sailer
CriUOi
n*°*
and floor mor* from
diH, tU.
Choi** ol Moiooo, Rluo,
Orvon or Block color*.
Inly lo intloll . . . •"*» 'a
romn.o tor ilooning.
I i'lr It•••t
W sm l !i
4ioddaii .‘•pinmnc turn
i -h Ilook
The Modern Way lo Piek Up Irovcs
LAWN SWEEPER
$A.OO
anixn*.
• U-*i
v«|il«r»nilsl#
• Bail §#**i*f A«**t4»
• Pnk» U|» (Meet. Csal f. <<mL
fttubi, !»•*««, I rM* Ra4 Tap*!
Must Sell nut ltv|m.-*c?*M*il )lm Isttn « li> r
Soaker ami
Sprinkler
R^e V n liit
Just
m
Tim* hr J«f*
Guaranteed
Firestone
"MOTOR KING"
at an Unheard
o f Low Price
snd Winter DriWni
NOW GET
X V II
aoo-ts i.tS..** a
vC*1
*U *>*i •<* n o r * * * 1*
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NO INITAUAIION CHfltGt
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Tlre xto n e
SUPER C H A M P IO N
NEW T R E A D S
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llr.it rvvi-ul* th e
* errt-1a of tlnp s y tlii.itriM 'n r u u c h !
A L L BRAND NEW -
STOCKS L I M I T E D - A C T NOW
ftc c n l.tr
1 1 LIT*
p e rn ta r
210JS
£$(
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2*9.05
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Ig
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W
HrsI
i:-r-c-rffu
*tnc
ri
WWRUW
7
I’agi
re»u nlfieul i i ) i with a thrug:
*'Whrn nature get* riled, about
all nun can ilo li lake it on tha
chtn—and h pe it turn* clear and
fair tomorrow."
e
T'ieesfone
E x p o s i n g -s e c r e t
s
TUT •swronn WTRAin
T u rx . Oct. I, 1051
L A S T C H A N C E TO
FIRST PRI/.E
A TI-ANTAA-Rnbert W. Lar*en
of Sara'ota, won the WX) first
prlre in oila at the loth annual
Kouthratiern Art Evhlbilioa for
hi* "Portrait of a dow n."
The award wa* one of several
annminred Sunday at tha open
ing of the Iwn week show in Honew gaUtriet of th« Atlanta Art
A*»n
Jo»eph G. Alniy.la of Tatlahai•ee and Syd K>domon nf Saramta,
received sperial mention.
^
*Trfr*mfT” I* thst only five la tfl
hurricane* will *tnV» N ( t Eng
land in » century. Hut nature i«m»lime* play* hub »Hh normal *xpectancy.
A* lor the future In mankind'*
effort* to control the weather, Ivan
It. Tannrhill, veteran Weather Hu*
eanea were In prefre** at the
»ame time in the Gul nf Mexico,
the, Caribbean Sea or the Atlantic
Ocean,
Oa the avrragr, only two fullIndued huiricanc* (with w'.nd* of
a' lca*l H m ph ) hit U.S coa«!al
region* annually, and the "normal
PRICES SLASHED c
I.AST .SEASON REST
LAKELAND r— Tin Florida
Tangrrine I .roperativr, w h i e b
hold* its fifth annual meeting to
day, tay* la‘l tcaton wa* the
be»t in recent year* for Florida
tangerine*.
Duiins the 1!r*l-U *ea-on, tang eru e shipment* wera 1,4'« ear*
higlnr than IMO-AI, the first year
of the cooperative-* operation, and
auel’on price* were |g rent* a twix
highir, the enoperaliva reported.
,
r e $ t o n e stores
�• -
warn
mam
KV
i# ,•*
-rT-A*.
r?
Handicapped Persons
rovide Tru stw o rth y Em ployes
HAL BOYLE
N X P SC H 001 T l f
Birds, Beasts Love O ctober
•NEW YORK LP — If the LorJ, serene akiei with a blOio# wings will N empty by March The W ar
whispered in your accr.t heart that beating southward The worm they Invest, bis m a s s profits ta f a t
you had but one month to live misted nosea deeper Into the turf, planning to live eff Uua stored
We’re In th# midst of a week that Is ob- out the state in the placement of handicap
and let you pick that month, which muttering, 'safe at lath "
would you cbooso? I'd .ay October.
It Is as If everyone suddenly capital until he emerges from hia
aarved as “National Employ the Physically ped workers, and th# state organization
had
been given magic color hibernation east spring, cross and
The
birds
love
tt,
th«
beast,
love
Handicapped *\\>«k" — an Important event stands ready to advise local chamlrers or
glasses
The stars bend nearer. bankrupt.
it. and man himself then stands
for Americans who want to eoonerate with other civic groups in the employment of
And that big blob of moon — a The wind at night new baa
upon the summit of the year.
come a violin, playing a love eoag
their neighbor In rlvlnr employment to the physically handicappedOctober Is all the other seasons child feels It ia so close be could tor toe young, a last tune of youth
To
tha
employer
we
commend
aa
an
em
reath
up
with
a
knife
and
spread
thoao who have been rehabilitated.
wrapped into a 11-day grabbag
for the old. Do you stay awake te
packsge. tied with a rainbow rib U on hia bread like butter.
The movement Is sponsored nationally ploye, tha physically handicapped person
The stag stamps on the hilltop hear It? You'd better! He only
bon.
It
I
sthe
period
when
Mother
who
haa
been
rehabilitated
so
that
he
may
hv the President's Committee on Employstay, a little while, this wandering
Nature, the g r e a t dramatist, and lifts an amoroua bugle to the fiddler in the dark, then takea hia
night.
The
throb
in
every
wood
ment of the Phvslrallv Handlranned and fill the important position in a Florida com
brings her traveling road show to
citizen.
, lend heart has an echo le the city. ballads aoJ beat i t
w*th the Governor’s Committee headed hr munity as a self-golne
a climax.
•
•
•
October wear* a trow« and
Claude M. Andrews of the State Vocational
This to the month that. like' » ' ° <K £ 5 £ t " ^ . “r* «Vd
makes avtry man king. It heart
elder pres, anuecie. out the beat]
muile ta , our v ti.s. th j K the harvest superiority of the
Rr t.*MHt«tlnn Sendee.
Newspaper Salute
Juice, of all the other m o n th s-1 mrn<tOU, , )B, ' hony „! U rie l
rwinded apple over th. pctaled
The State Chamber of Commerce la eoEverybody needs e pat on the hark for
La»ten—Can t you heart and feel ilow.r, th . advantage fruition and
ooeratlne and coordinating the »-tty|t*«s of the good things they do for others — and
Joya of sum mer. U»e after glow of j,f mui(e Ja ^
„ jB, th# tT, . | schirv.ment hav. over pal. proml^ a l chambers of commerce. Il'nal n’rltb sometimes for%the good things they do for
autumn. the premonitory chill of m»ndou» symphony of UvIngH
lists April la the fledgling point.
winter. Everything that walks ,nf The squirrel, bright — eyed and d a n of the year, saying. 'Stick
Handlrapned Placement Committees of themselves.
earth feels sn amber IhnU. a bushy-tatlrr, becomes an annual with me and we'U go places." Oct
Florida, the Florida Heart Association.
In just a few days, the nation salutes
tremendous bubbling vitality that miser, furtively depositing scorns ober is the mature statesman holdJa ’Tees. Cerebral Paler Association, and the Newspaper Floy.
sings in the pulse.
in * hidden safe deposit boa that Uig out the golden reward.
other ymups Interested In the economic re
Now is the glory of th . univ.rst
it Is a dav set aside to honor the News
m e n ! t e s t , arsJ is tb* mighty
habilitation of physically hand'eapped per- paper Hoy who. in early years begins n ble
psgeanl of th. hills .sen patch ot
•o*plans for himself hv earning his way.
woods elects its own lr*e beauty Simple T e st M eans Easier Detection
• -»re i a d u ty to perform when com
The work of a Newspaper Boy Isn’t an
queen. You like the dogwood? We
For Usually Fatal Child Ailm ent
petent people, fullw eanahle of earrvlnr out easy task- There are moments of "weak
won t quarr.1. I'll U k. the maple,
CHICAGO '.r—Development of a specjal equipment.
that
yellow
touch!
the responslhllltles of painful employment ness’' when everything seems to go wrong.
The birds looked on disdainfully simple saliva trst for easier de The new "saliva salt test." he
present themselves to the emnlovere of a Customers complain, papers aren’t thrown
whil. foolish man clogged every tection of a usually fatal and said, takes only a few minutes and
community to be chosen to shoulder their exactly the wav they should he. rain ham Hz WALTER CIIAMBUN JR. by gome At the New-Fair Dtiler* steaming
road with his July vaca "oftentimes misdisgnotcil" chil ran be done in any laboratory.
dren's ailment called "the disras*
full load aa a citizen and employe of the pers earlv delivery and many other WASHINGTON - Sometlmei po- w Congre»» who sought to c«>n tions
litlcal campilgn l.nws develop ns- 'in** 'he voters that the nation
The doctor said dietary and drug
of salty teari" was reported to
community.
"stonewalls" Into whirh the young news tursily and easily At other limes »»• hem* hurleJ into a drpitulon They know the right tlm* to diy.
treatment* developed in recent
travel.
They
have
hung
a
“to
let”
We know that there are many physically paper merchants finds himself hutting.
they are produced only by pro by Kuenhower Administration poll
sign on their nests and cloud the A tesm of University of 31ary- years hav* prolonged lives In these
, **•*
But remember this, some of our great lofi*rd and an*uisb(d travail.
handicapped people who have been rehabili
land researcheri said th* new test rises. He idled that th* new dlag>
effort also failed dismally
consists simply of placing a wad
tated to the noint where. If they're given est citizen* were once New*|>apcr Roys. As of the present time. th. Re-'
give
a
120
rut
to
every
taxpayer
nostle test—by atlrwmg quick ree*
h i\e hsd m difficulty because, alter a alight buvin*«s d»
of cotton in a child’s mouth, col
the opportunity to work, can make a shin- President Elsenhower for Instance, J. Edgar publicans
and
dependent.
The
strategy
was
SinJing the main m u . on which d ie t due to th . transition from a
ognltion
anU perhaps greatly in
lecting saliva and testing It for
Inir example of perfect loyalty to those rhft Hoover was once e Newspaper Boy. and Ih.y will campaim ,n nest year1,
#f0*°m£ to send this b'U to the Whit. House Is salt content
creasing tha number of rases
these are juit two of the outstanding ex Presidential a a d Congressional bs nation a prosperity continued for an capered veto by Mr. Elsen Dr. Famuel P. Ressman and two ■re even lead to a specific cure.
have work to he performeed.
hower . . and then m ak. political
amples
of accomplishment. But In every di elections.
, , n
* *ri ,V,n
‘
Tha Florida State Employment Sendee
capital by claiming that the Pre- colleagues told about It at a scien
la giving their active aupport and coopera rection there are national leaders, statesmen, In fact, they already are P " - ^ . V - r a t c Dealer, kept silent waa not in favur of tax re- tific exhibit at th* opening today
r l. mtm far and wide thei their „„ ,
Wh#B |fM> |)fm ofrJ , ductlon tor the common man . . . of the J4lh annuel meeting of th* Grandm a Reynolds
tion through Ita numerous offices through- business leaders, social lenders, all who part,
ha,
brought
peace
and
un
w?r,
r
t
,urnf,
Congressional that Mr. Elsenhower believed that American Academy of Pediatric*.
once made their start aa Newspaper Bovs.
the wealthy and big business should The disease, technically known Back In School
It
la
proper
that
we
atop
for
just
a
mo
The Sanford Herald
as "fibrocystic discus," ran caust
be cared for first
t.Og ANGELES CP-Grindmg
ment to honor these "young men of huslM r H H tf M l f i l i r ss S
This strategy fittl.d While th* a plugging of certain pathways in Reynolds, who plays grandmother
Republicans must be given any ,rit ,h# p r t ,Kent's conduct ot llouv* accepted the-proposal, th* the pancreas or lungs. II gets Its
H HMS< Hi m ■ i i i i i SrKlM f t t i l l •< ness" and pay tribute to their bolstering oiner
iour*ye*r m i* on me office would be assails* I Immcdi , Senate refused to do so . . . end nickname, "salty tsar disease." roles in the movie*, Is hick la
• SM n M I n S f l n « t l i . • •*•» III *•« leadership.
,
ml r ■— >»»« H S l f f l B. t i n
Whit* House and be restored to atrly th* New-Fair Dealers and thua Mr. Eisenhower did not find disease," from th* fart that It school at Ih* age of N.
s e e n r s s s t s i smu** i m n i i m n
On Oct. 8,1958, the newspapers of North control of Congress.
The white-haired actress attend*
s ta e io e s t s s t s i s . r<»#wH»* »en«*
sympathisers were comment, himself confronted with the planned usually causes malfunctioning of high school evening elssses twice
America will Join hands with a proud na- The New-F*lr Dealers, however, their
th* sweat, salivary and tear-protng at every opportunity on th* political dilemma.
tlon of wonderful dtixena to lelute th* hav* been experiencing everuriat lime Mr. Elsenhower took off for Th# basic strategy, however, durlrg gland*, resulting ia ta ab ■ weak to learn Spanish.
Newapaper Boy. It (• a dny get eilde to pny *"* 1‘bor pains lor * long lime golf, fishing, th* Pennsylvania seemed to appeal to the New-Fair normal amount of salt la
ki thos* "W# should an leans language*
to we caa know th* peopl* of
secretions.
Dealera.
For
Uity
began
la
latea
'arm
end
hia
regular
church
attribute to th* younjr buslnesxman who pur- dure a m
^ I u" Vissue.
.u °rt'-*.fiM
other countries," she explained.
winning
Tracing teridanc*.
slfy
their
charges
that
th*
Admin
Digestive
processes
are
dis
■use* hi* task thrnuirh sunshine or rein, and these efforts makes a fascinating
Second. Mr. Elsenhower would istration 1s run by big business turbed, resulting ia weakened Her films have Included "Going
aavlnr his earninjrs for college and future, chronicle.
be embarrassed politically by for Ih* benefit of big business . . . bodies and b l a s t e d abdomens. My Wey." "A Tre# Grows In
while ell th* while he la demonstrating to Even before the vote* were sending him legislation which and that It haa no Interest In the When tho lungs are affoctad, chil Brooklyn" and "lia r# You Weal
counted In (Ml . . .the Democri
Awiy."
hia neighbor., friends, and eu.tomer. his u, Wm c, « rim4 gealtod Uwl lb. would not be In accord with hi* common men. Apparently thle Is dren are barrel-chested and sub
to
the
rallying
cry
of
the
New-Ftlr
legislative
program,
but
legisla
to frequent respiratory ail Her teacher Mr*. Bert Mr.
ability to mak# a good dtixen through hard Republicans had in Mr. Elseahow- tion of a aaturt which It would be Dealera . . . and you can bet that ject
Menu* says Mre. Adeline Reynolds
ments.
*r a man with public appeal aa politically embarrassing lo vela.
thla theme will become very fami The ailment also Is a common Is ar "alert *s my best pupils.
Paye
Tuesday, October 4, 1958 work.'
ThU annuel day ia hut a fraction of th« great . . . If not greater . . . Now let's tee what 'happened. liar lo everyone during the neat cause of host prostration In chil
today ' s m n u t Yftunit
honor due th.M
men of America But
Z ' f . u Ur. Th* personal attack on th* Presi session of Congress and on Into th* dren due to disturbance of the
dent seemed to Increase hts popu political campaign.
sweat glands. Death usually occurs
One thing thou laekeat—Mark 10:21.— they will tell you, very frankly, that their Roosevelt.
In IM4 th* membership In Tha Republicans, howevrr, are by ago II.
Hie rich younr man waa spoiled by wraith time Is valuable, they must be about their So.' before the EI«enhow*r Ad larity.
glof clubs reached an all-time high wondering how the Democrats can Dr. Ressman told a reporter
•nd power. He waa nmtig and aelf-riirhteoua. task. And for their frankness, their ability, ministration look office . . . th* and new club* s rr* being estab win on this lisuo. Th* Republicans that th* dlscaso ha* been esti
Christ prescribed a startling remedy, but to he big businessmen with their News New-Fair Deal propaganda ma- lished. States sold 1100.000 more raise this question: How can • mated to occur la from I la too
"‘M tk in t
rhin* (strongly supported by big fresh water fishing license* than majority of tho peopl* onjoylng t* 1 in 1.000 births, butt hat it
the younr men went away sorrowful. Ha paper Boy Jobe.
anion money) waa la motion to In IMS. for an all-time record of tho "Elsenhower prosperity" be may he up to five times more
Paint
H
f might hava been a world flfure, but wa do
W* salute th* Newspaper Boy on Oct dgstroy Mr. Elienhower. Except 1I.M0,ooo. The farmer* of tho aa- convinced that they should vot* prevalent than to commonly be
for pure propaganda Itself there Uoe, especially the younger ones, against th* Administration under
nqt men ta o y hltjvim i. .
__________ B..It'a hia day I
lieved.
was not loo much th* New-Ftlr bestowed gin* of all kinds of live which the prosperity took place?
And M declared R to frequently
Dealers could do, aa th* Repub stock oa th* Gettysburg farm aad And. the Republicans add, how misdiagnosed at bronchial asthma
J A M E S M ARLO W
licans were Ihea In eommead al th* clergy rose enmasao la the ran th* New-Fair Dealer* espial* or chronic diarrhea.
BTB SPECIALIZE IN PAINT*
Ih* Capitol anj consequently con President's defense.
■way the recent statement by Up to now, bo laid, diagnosis
trolled the investigating-power* of Tb* New-Fair Deal legislative George Mceny, President of tb* his Involved such Iking* as In
FOR THB PAINTERS
the Congress.
WHOLESALE A RETAIL
effort to embarrass th* President American Federation of Labor, serting tubes into th* dtoeiilv* pas
A* ■ result, the first New-Fair also failed with a spectacular that under th* Elsenhower Admin ssgfs. or miking "roaplex” tails
407 W. FIRST 8T.
Deal
attack e a t leveled at Mr. burst. Th* principal attempt (long istration labor "never had it *o of sweat—and all such procedures
W A S H I N G T O N bR-A grayA le u determined mas Bight pegged as ■ potent Influence In
FREB PARKING
haired, aquars-jxwrd frllovr who! have beeomt discouraged with th* government. And there's no alga Elirnhowrr'i cabinet. Th* strategy this line was their proposal to
| are time-consuming and require
was
to
destroy
on*
cabinet
officer
tops Hi* Kales at only ISO pounds lu sh e r busmen at thl* petal, hut this Influents baa waned.
at a tlm*. Th* Secretary of Comha* waved tot* Rve presidential A d aai went aa ta become one ef
morco, Mr. Wooka, was selected aa
hcedgeartera el D e e m te take the ceBMay'a tap officials. He en
BODY FOUND
tho first la ge. Tb* order at poli
wharf* during Rve eeevaleeceac* tered ptitlee ta I M and served
FORT WORTH. Tei., (W- Tbo tical execution accorded second
e f P iqridiat Else skewer. His name le e lerB i to toe Now H aapthlre body of • half-naked map—potto to s n a a i Adams.
Legislature tad aae l i r a la si My that ot a mUalag Florid* place to tb* Secretary of Dtfeoxe.
Coogreii,
Ho served twe te r a i a* elrrtu worker—was found float, Mr. Wilson. Th# Secretary nf
Quietly tad with hie eeeal effAgriculture, Mr. Beeson, wgg third
•U fa Banner, Ada ate kai shifted governor at New Htaspoklie.
tog to tho Trinity River recently. •nd tha Secretary of Interior. Me.
flroB Wishlagtoe Into hi* acrus • Adame wai aae at tUeahower’i
No Mentlflrttlon was mad* hut
domed plate at autberity near the early supperleri for the presidency detective* laid they thought th* McKiy. wis fourth. Other cabinet
members were not given Ih* booP reside*.
and helpod Bastermtad hia nom ■ an might ho Dyne Wilcox, M, at or of specif!* listing to th*
km, wtere than ination and election. Then he Jacksonville.
of Uquldsttae.
perkape, baa dramatised moved tot* to* While Roue* with
Police wort told Uat week tool
But tb* gttoBplCd esktari per go
ee by u p adsigDUgUoa Eisenhower.
a tow bridge knocked him att a failed.
efftoUto ta keep things moving aa
Adorns Me* I* be os anonymous BoOey Ctrgaa In to ee ita way la
A tlmuhaaoeug campaign a gala it
as pasiiWe along actus- as potato!* but he tong age waa Dallas Thursday
lb* RepehHuei was bring waged
Hstee p e e d l a g the Trea
ts active duty.
R F l W d i l M I I totef*. _
•g a te s hi gevir i Beet . thU ■**
f l i t , wheat actaal Ha* daeaa't
Pritoet hto heavyweight taflueec*.
• to Mwerany agreed M weald be
dM Beeuta any where A daau' toteeaae at the WkH* Novae ends
and Ike Preildoel'o bogta* ta the
day-to-day declakB* at goveraBieat. b
Th# reaaee fee tola Het ta his
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FRISCO
PAINTS
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Adams Takes Charge At Denver
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f ia t that the Fresident ekviossly
ylacea eeaptri* trust In h ia .
AUaoet everybody who s#*a too
presktowt during working hours
M ori a rra a s t B with "S bera,"
When* official title to t trial ant to
flw President A das* to tb* a i a
%bo aaaa Elsoehoyrer frees day la
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tobenui toriber*.
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D elegates Elected ;
Events Planned
A t U D C Session
The Norm m DeVcrt Chapter.
United Daughters of tha Confeder
acy, me! at the home of it* pre
sident. Mrs. F E Roumtllat. Fri
day at 3 p m. ior the first merlins
of the near year. Mrs. St. Clair
Whle a n co hi -teii.
Gordon
rradarick,
Mrs.
Jack
Mrs. Roumtllat eomturted the reGamma Lwmbda Chapter «f
B♦-.* dig ml* 1’hi International Sor- Armstrong, Mr.. A. O. Robert.. «ular business Delegate. to the
c ..y mcl la»t night at the hom* Mrs. R. B. Lamb Mr*. Den Batten. UPC convention in Pay tone. Oct.
t.* ill*. Veil# \VUUma> J r. »• Mr*. Ralph Belt., Mr.. Malcolm U U and the general l PC eon
. v tn l. ruahe**____
hei.-.r twenty
and_______
official' Lodge, Mr.. Wallace Tyre, M l., mention in San Antonio. Te*., Nov
tv commemorate the opening of Anna Corley, M ix Pial Boyle, 8 were elected,
t * .uiorltr*. Twenty Filth an- Mr*. Burbon H. Ferrell.
( Calendar event* for Ihe year In
*
Mr.. Lida Nicbela, Mr*. Harold elude many inlere.llng programs.
M *v.xary year.
I'ian. fur the b aiter, te be Chapman. Mr*. Itobert J. lush- At the conclusion nf the bim nex
he.d Dec. 2, wer* d ix u x ed end lug, M ix Jonl Saundet., M ix session, Mr. Mary Strong prea report given concerning Brown* Cherry Singletary, Mr*. Joe Gar- tented a “ most Interesting * pro™ Troop Two which U being rett, Mr*. Robert K. Beig, Mr..! gram, telling the member, of the
Vernon Hardin, Mr., Jack Mail- htitnncal polntv of intcrcil she
• pontond by the group lh:»
ria n t were eUo made regarding in, Mra. tra n c ii Stenatorra, Mra, visited this .timmcr,
Warrtn Knowles, M u. E. C. Harp Gurslv were then invited to the
th# ala of pla.Uc—ware.
er
J r.. Mr*. Janie. L. Horlon Jr.. patio for delicioui relicvbmentv A
The cultural program
nrt .ented my Mra. G e o r g e Mr*. L. H. Almmermaa, Mrs. A. cruise aboard the “ Skylark" on the
Si eer Jr on the aulject of Tru.e. A. MeClarahan. Mr*. At Totpichall St. John. River w .i enjoyed by
\ l r . Kneer uniquely chose hum- ! M x. Janie. Ca.tano, Mr.. George all
Thote preicnt were Mr. E. It
erou* « d enlMtaJaing e « . r p » Andrew Speer. M x. Hap Fl.mLanev. Mr. Z B Ratliff. Mrs. M
from short ttoriet. hlographie. ,Bg. and M x. WUlUas*.
R Strickland, Mr. H F. Robivon.
aid novel*. She brought out ! * • * . .
•
g . I
f t , her atten u tlee audience the M f 5 . J # D i n g f e l d e r , Mrs. G 1). RUhnp. Mrv Phillip
Marr. Mr*. George Harden. Mrv
difference between poetry •
. .
• . n 1
St Clair White. Mx W.tvon H
P,.„. .nd gar* .•»««! expi*^-, Mrs. Donald Bales Wallace.
M x Emmett McCall,
Mrs J M ll.ves M x Mary
Th. ru .h tt. wer- offreia If In Represent County
Strong, Mr* J M Met askill.
troduced to the sorority and Mr*.
Mn. Julius Dingtelder. preilMr*. S J Nis. Mrv. I'l.rk Leon
Voiie William, reviewed the cl.ie
.nd Mr.. Don.ld Rsle*. ard, Mrv. Jim Glllon. Mr* W. P.
project, of the group. By mean, denl,
Ught.-On Chairman and cochair
of . recording. Walter R«»». '** man. Service Committee, will re Fieldi. Mr*. A K ltn«voter. Mx
J II T«;ultick Mrv J li Sharon.'
founder of th# aorority • ‘ 1’7 ‘h. present Ihe Seminole County Unit 'tr* I. A. Brumley. Mr*. Ed
the meaning and purpo.e of ihe
oup with Thom*. U Thomas ■t official delegates at Ihe annual Melich Mr*, Frank tdam i. Mr.
iging th* aorority a
Friend- Stit# Convention, American Can Roy Wright. Mr* W. B Kirby,
cer 3»ciety Florida Dlvlston, to be Mr* F E Roumillit., Mr* W D
i *«ng" and other
held Oct g-to. at the Tide, lintel. Cr.hiree, Mrs, J C Acock. Mr*
t'riie . for games P**?*1 * * ", R.Jdingtun Beach.
J H Nicholson and Miss Bcisic
to Mr.. B. H. Ferret . >,u» J ""‘
Workshop* and sludy group, tn Zachary
Raunder* and M ix Ann* Corley,
v social hour w*. enjoyed and the varitma dcpirtm enli will be
Mrs. W. U. Fleming, director, conducted for volunleer. hy re
piMided over the punch bowl. Host- known national figure., and many Former Joan Benny,
. . . . . for th . eeent were Mr*; prominent physician. In Ihe Held
of cancer are scheduled to address Husband, Separate
Williams, with Mrs. J- l- ll"r.U
HOLLYWOOD '*« - Cornelian
on Jr. • • co-hoitraa. Refrenh thin - convention.
Jack Benny’s J0>ear-old adorned
tn .n t. wer* furnished by «h* ,h*
daughter Joan and New Yor-.
headed- by
Kia| •ommltte*
w r a i w , " . ----p Little A . Fogarty
stockbroker Selh Baker, IJ —
ran d . Slen.trom, Mrs, t . *~
wed in a lavish ceremony here
Harper Jr. assisted.
Is Two Y e a rs Old
president of the aorority
Little Ansels f o u r ty . ». ws. tg month, ago — have separated
M x. Harold Chapman. Th° * “1‘ honored Sunday i t I p m. on her a spokesman tor Benny said tail
rending
U at
night
including birthday at the home of her night.
He said the rauve »>« “ Incomyuiheea and member, were M™- grandparrnti, Mr. and Mrs. H. A
palibility." Asked whether a dt
Gooding.
Angels, who Is the daughter of vote# wa* conl.mplaicd, ha re
Mr. and Mr«. Troy Fogarty form plied, “ I don’t know.”
erly of Sanford, la now living tn The *pokr*man »ald Ihe couple
came here with their grj-mnnlh-vjld
Coco*.
• Caroline Mcllnnls, Sanfo'd. to
Tbe dining room of the home son Michael tor a visit with Benny
JtM i.tratlon chairman of »"• was appropriately decorated car and hi* wife Mary l.lvuigviane
1915 Homecoming a t
rying out the blue arri whit# over the Labor Day holidav Baker
L'niTcrtiiy to bo held Soe. 1* theme. A birlhd.y cake wa« plac returned alone to New York two
ed in the center and held two or threa week* ago, he added.
■nd 19.
blue
candle.. After “Happy Rtrth
Mr and Mrs. A. H H .U h .r J r .
day" wai sung she opened her Dorcas, Mother's
many gilt,
gilt« and
and th#
the children
children were
®*
ber'r parent*., Mr. many
Beta Sigma Phi Honors Twenty
Jlushees;Opens 25th Anniversary
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Mrs. A. H. Hitcher sr. of Jes Refreshment, of Individual cakes.
Ire
cream
and
soft drink, were
sup. Gs., I* ylsitlni friends sad
served.
Th».e
invitod
to attend
^ la ttv e * for a short Urn*.
w ex Cheryl* Johninn. Wayne
Mr and M x. »amu#l Carter •< Peters. Fay* Gooding, Lynn Guovl©.Bary had as their bouae « u « t lag, Billy Noland and Leon Meinever tho weekend Mlx A,n* ' |*0 mryer Jr.
Burke of Forrest Hills, L. I., who Adults invited were Mr* H. A
is suiting ynrlous part* of Flor Gooding. Mrv Clifford Johnson,
ida and Havana, Cuba on her »a- M x. Curil. Goading, Mrs Ralph
Peter*. Mr* Wilbur Noland and
cation.
Mrs. loon Strinmeyrr.
Roger Gamer h.e relumed Jo
Stetson after .pending the week
end st horns *Uh hi. paxnl*, Mr
$ d Mrs. L. F- Gamer.
m
\
Hank McLaughlin nod Jimmy
Brown, studenU at the L’nlrerilty
ef . Florida in Gainesville, were
Immo over tho weekend vUlting
their psrsnla.
Harold r .t o . Bob Shoemaker.
L .rry Rate, and Johnny Higgins,
all freshmen at tha University of
Florida wer* bon* rear tha •••**
mid.
'ft! : -&
C ircle s Convene
The Mother'. Circle sn-t the Dar
e n ( l a x held a combined meeting
st the Up.ala Community rtcvbvtrrl.n Church Thund.y In vet
plans for the ne*l tension to be
held Oct. 90 Each one I* to bring
isndwlrbr* for a luncheon at 11 rJo
Mrv. Clover Marr. mad# a
.perch on mental health.
Thoie prcicnt were Mr* Jack
Rnitn.an. Mr*. Pauline llohby.
Mr*. W. H Slamet, Mrs. John
Reave*. Mix Marian n*avr«, Mr*
L B. Railing. Clara Brown, Mr*.
Lucy DeYoung, Mancy Gilev. Jen
ny Elckerinn. Mr*. Clover M irx .
the Rev. and Mx. C. C. White
Relly and Crystal Hobby. Armon
Rouman and Christine Giles.
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"Is It Hot Enough Eor You?"
THE SWTOnn HERAIJ)
Tut*. O ct. I, | ft,*,.» p a g e 9
Calendar
U KSDAY
Tne* Daughcrv ol Weytcy Sun
day Sc.iool lias* will hold it,
annuel .upper in McKinley Hall
at e 30 p nt. with Mr*, W. E
Haines' group av hoties*. Follow
tng the tupprr a buvinex »c*sion
will he held and installation o!
ultim a will take place,
Ihe Seminole High School P-TA
will me*' at 1 p m. and there will
h* • board meeting tn the. music
to,mi at 7 30 All member, of the
twird *r* requested to be preent
The First H.ptlvt Intermediate
Royal Ant ha ••allot* will meet at
th* church at 7 p m.
A meeting of th* board of th*
Sanford Wov«*wn'* Club will b*
held at th# duh hom# at 10 a m.
In# Sanfmd Tourist and Shuffir hoard flu!, will hav* a covered
dl*h supper at « pm- A buslnx,
y Ever feet tike throwing some. Ing to th* appetite. Sandwic: *
meeting will t.« hi Id followed «>)
rtkuig a t (he v ■> who •.!>» "iv it
provide in a tasteful way a wide
h-1 enough for y-u?” oti one of variety of nutrient*. When th y
games.
those Korehing dayv* Weil it * contain chee:e, meat, fowl, p< 11Tne annual teachers' .upper
natural Its be a little itritabte
nut butter, «r one nf the olt>r
given by me Women's Club will be
When Old Sol i. outdoing himself. protein fodi tbe tilling |* tne
held at 7 p m
Whm you're overheated you're suhstance of the meat.
th e Ladies AuvIUry to the VFW
Ut inmfnrlable and edgy. And on
Th* bread, either enriched
top of that vou'tc probably alto white or while cram, pros ns
will meet in me Legem Hut >t *
ell vnur feed.
high quality prCtein. important]
pin \isttm g member, are invited
There'* nnthire you can do amounts of R vitamins and it nj
to
attend
about the heal, hut th> re i» some
A bevei age 1* n se n to l to i o
Tiicre Will he a board rnretme of
thing vm can do about b» rig otT enjoymeT.t amt vfcl ir of tn* ».■ I.
the Junior Huh P-TA »t II 11 in
Vnur ferd It * all right (o rat wirh nual. Milk tsuil other dai*y
the lihrarv of thr .rhowl,
“lightly” during a heat wave hut drink* contribute mtnrialv, v .tnyou .houliUi’t vtarws ynurtclf. mlns and caiboi.viiintr Fruit
HI DM.HDVY
The M y stall need* it • minimum drink* ptovid# vitamin C L I
Ttie first fall meeting of the
dmlv Irquin menu of fno.| In coffie or lea n ay I-# sweetr l
Sanford Woman’* Club will b#
cluding th«,f high in piuletn, ait ■tally in lim(t caloricinUk*.
held at ISiM pin. at the ehih
vitamin* and minernU.
' Wliether the Miulwuh la ra x
h(,u*e. Th# irgillac bu»ine** end
The «
i and most irn.ibte ried in a Inruh b -v. lervt-d al a
way la am t.in these nutri
reitaurant, o r . vlen at homo, U •
|i
i tn »•• Ion i* scheduled.
tional requirement* d irinp a fadoyy worker, office worker,
( ha plain F e r r e l l Kempvon.
.pell eif hot weather I* to mak# farmer, at d h iu tw> ly alike ran
SNA AS. will t-e guevt tpeaker at
s.ndwriches th . main cuurae of rest a lurid that tie *an.|uich
Ihe F u st Methodist-Chuich prayyour m*al.
doea mote than aativfy huncer
meeting at 7
p m. Th* »crvtc*
Sandw-irh ealinr l« ctmler, In hot wrath i r —• it i>:<'videa val
more convenient, and le>» time- uable nutrient, n titu a ry fur
is sponsored by l ircle BitComummg and it u alio satisfy- good hr anil.
Tiie First lt,iptl»t Junior *i. A ’*
t i l and 13 year' will mc*t at
the church »t 3:30 p >n.
pi iy#r Meetlnx «t the F tx t
ft.. . t hutch will begin at 7 10
p to.
T!i» F lx t llaptivt Sunday School
W orkf’s < uunctl nivetlng will l*gtr. at H pm ,
The president* of the Christian
the Mm • Choru* for the lay Women .
Fellow shin* nf the men * 01x 11118 will tie held at * Tt
Chrlvtl.n Churrhf* nf the fenlrat p tn. in the < rn tr.l Baptivl ihurch
Saturday nitht at the t'Srt >
Invdatiun* ate evtcndeJ to all in
"Moonlight and Patio Dance * wa, Dvlnct will have . workshop trie*ted men.
hetd. Senior huvlrit for the event Thuxday, to am . to I p m , at
t eritral Baptlit tHurrh prayer
wa* Mr*. LaFrtra and Junior hoi- Ihe local Flxi iThrivtlan rhorch meeting will be held at 7 30 p m
lose* wire Mi«* Deity and Mi** Mr. George Jordan, district vec
THURSDAY
Mary Arn Michrli. A large num rrtary, Ocala, will pxsidr. The
The First Rnptiit Junior G A ’*
ber ol service men and ho*lev,r*
*rv
tu
win meet at the
attended. Relrc,hinrnt* were ser year'# wo:k will lie planned and a ' chuich at 3 :30 p til.
light
lunch
will
ho
»*nnl.
ved.
Tie First Baptist Intermediate
Tiie loc»l L'hristian Youth Fcl
Sunday’ night a “ Paupers Nit*
(7. A.*, wilt meet at the rhurch
Before Payday" wa» held. .Mils low ship elected the following of
,
Peggy flutter along with Mix Pat ficer* Sunday: president and .Indy at I p nf.
The F n t B«pti,t Junior R. A ’*
Ca*,ub* were Junior h»*tei*rt chairman, Sylvia Pearson; ftr.t
Senior hoilcx again was Mrs, La vice president and worship elmr- will nu-et at th# church at 7 pm.
The F irst It sptl*t Inter medial#
nian, Shirley Morgan; second vice
Fetra,
pirtlden! ami leiri ati- n chairman Choir reheat-at. foe Intermedi
T» make a glued lampshade Barton Stone: .rcretm y and en ate*, age* 13 through !!>, will be
washable, u r matching thread - IMmrnt chairman, Ray Johnson: gin at 7 p tn.
Th* Fust R apti't Adult Choir
ant t<» the treble to the frame and D ra.urrr an t srivlre chair
wilh invi-ible •llche* Then you man, Beverly Evan*. The .doll rrbe.rtal will begin at 8 pm.
ran *udv the .hark* safely a . ollvn spnniof. nf the CYF ar* Mr. and
7 1 a Soqth.ld* P-TA will nr*»t
a* you like.
I Mr*, rhamllrr Vail
at 8 pm . in Ilia achool auditor-
ium, Tar*nU are asked to please
note ihe time change.
The TEL Clax nt tne First Bap
»itt O u rch will meet tn the chapel
at 1 p m Mrt. Ellen Shadoin and
her group will act a. hoitra.es,
M x A. J. Peterson will imtUl
FRIDAY
Cottage praytr mceUng will be
held «t 7 3o p m, in the home of
Mx. D L. Br.inard at muO H ath
intv-n A .r and Mr and Mr* J. A.
Weaver on 700 S. Laurel St. This
I* for the Central Hapttit Church
A Minion Study Institute for
Youth Directors, Mi,non Study
Chairmen vnd Teacher* wtll br
held at the Fix* B.ptivl Church,
DeLand. at 10 (M a m Tho*e at
tending are irked to take
a
lunch
The regular meeting of the
American Legion Auxiliary will hr
held at the Legion Hut at T:Ju
p m. All member, are urged to
attend this meeting There wilt hr
a guest .peakrr.
Th* Duplicate Rndge club will
meet at the Yacht t lub » ith ae.i!
ling to beg.n it J .ii and play to
begin a I o'clock
A s.ntord college student at
florid. St ate lrm crt.lv is among
the 3tn coed* being p!rd;rrf this
weekend by t# national ioct.1 s o .
rontle*. according to Harriet
Davis of Orlando, FSU piotdrn! ol
Panhcllcmc.
Jcsnne Louis Wilson D pledged
tn Delta Delta Delta.
Some nt ihe lornrilie. were to
have p.ettg# ceremonies Sept. 30,
said Miss Davis, with the rc*t
of them beginning . t i p m , Oct.
.1 She said .11 the mroritic* will
have late ic-ni formal roshinj tha
latter part at this month.
Signed up for the rushing wer#
rail c»'<-J*. about the same nun her
a* l#«t year, hm a large number
of thrm chanced the.i minds about
wanting to pledge or decided to
wait V number ul the pledges at*
upper d a . , men.
Th* P a,t M.tton'a (Tab of the
Srn:ino!» Chapter No J tif.s « |
meet in th# hum# nf Mrs. Joy
llatiey, ”t l W. I nt K St. with Mat. |
W. U. Warner a* co-host#.s. Sup
per will b# at (.JO p. m.
Handy tew household helper t*
a paprr dithiioin that actually
wa*!i,(t M.ite with a perforated
design, the “cloth’* is i leal for
hard-to-rlran p ta and pans,
•Isise*. aluminum, enamel, ami
bathmh* It can be rinsed over and
os el again.
Fellowships Plan
President Workshop
In Locai Churc’i
G - E T V from
Jeanne Wilson
Pledges T ri Del
Sorority A f FSU
Ci
Happy Birthday
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■ ADIO MAKER ADVISES:
WASH IT WfTII SOAF
A famous manufacturer ot radio
seta gives this advice for walking
plastic radio cssca: “Ua* a Like
warm tnlutlon nf map and water
to clean the plastic cabinet. After
* Jamas McKs* sad Tsrry tnlth.
cleaning, remove all traces nf soap
freihmen at Florid* louUiera Col
and then wipe with ■ dry cloth.
Mr. anu Mrs. L. f . Payton as- Never use any abrasive, furniture
lege In Lakeland, w tre home visilleg tbalr parents over the week nounco the (tilth of ■ son, Oct. S a t polish, of cleaning solvents.'* Si
the Fern aid La ughtoo Ua mortal would be w ix te remember one
and.
Hospital.
Barham liw w r, • student at
Florida State UnlvertUy. « u homa
xcently lor • short visit
BI RTHS
Bobby Bllhimer, Bobby Morris
A d Jack Schirard along with
Bbbert Harvsy came horns from
the University ef Florida this past
weekend to vUR parents and
friends.
"EVERY W H Y H A S
A WHEREFORE"
g e n u in e
——•iA*ie#<*# • • •
H EEKSU ED E
\ . "Pigr* a rt
miny rta«on»,
“Why" you bring your pro
scriptions to ua for com#
pojnding with eompUto
confidence in our Imowiedge and Integrity. Yon
know that wa Pharmaeiata
hava tod many yean of
study at a Collet* of Phar
macy, and have passed a
State examination to prove
Mur knowledge.
We know that yoa place
year health and Ilf* in our
c a n When you entrust ua
with the compounding of
your prescription*. W •
pledge ourselves to merit
that aonfldence.
TO UCH TO N
in a m a rt new sport coat
by 9 E R K R A Y
Every hit i t luxurious a* finr tu rtir Irath rr, Iir F.K*
SUEDE It Isr leu cosily and (ar mote piantcal! I his
am aiinjt Dutch fabric, an exclusive Bctkiay import,
will not track or iplit, w ill not spot (csen in the rain!)
and dry gleans without spec sal taie. Small ssondri it's
so p o n u lar-an d headed lot new |iopulariiy in this tmgnificent sport coat. Sm artly sty led in rich leather to n x ,
w ith yoke front and back, patch pockets, side vents and
luxurious satin lining. A nd the price Is pleasantly low!
It might pay you
I to chatk your
FIRE INSURANCE
To tha kitchen
Of laundry.
TONIGHT!
The "
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of the aerie* without the effective
bat of Mickey Mantle.
Mantle pulled a thigh muscle
late In the regular araion and has
sera only limited service in the
series. He'll probably get Into
action today a* a pinch hitler If
needed b u t'lh a Injury has NOT
responded enough to permit him
to palrol either hi* regular posi
tion in center field er even right
field as he did during part of the
second end third games.
The Tank* got one of their
rripples hark yesterday In Hank
Bauer, who promptly connected
THE SANFORD HERALD
Page 6
T urn. Ocl. 4 ^ 1 9 5 5 with three hit* to raise his aeries
batting average In a lolly WO
Bauer also had pulled a thigh mus
cle In the second game.
Meantime, the Dodger* also fate
the Ion of Jackie Robinson, whose
,1*2 batting average belie* hli Im
portance to the Dodgers. The velrran outfielder turned up with an
arhing Arhile* tendon in hi* tell
MIAMI VP—Physical statu* of
ro rapt Whitey nouvlere and Paul
jlrfli was the hlg concern of the
University ol Miami football Hur
ricane* today a* they prepared to
meet Notre Dame in the Orange
Bowl Friday night.
nouvicre. senior halfback from
Buckner, III., bruised a muscle
while lleftl. junior fullback Rom
ftrarsdale, N. Y., got a Charley
hcrie.
Trainer Dave Mike said he
Wouldn't know until today whether
they would be able lo go against
the Irish.
If Rouviere It out. Ed Oliver,
Junior from East Liverpool, Ohio,
erd John Varnnr. sophomore from
Ka«t Boston, Mass., will share the
right halfback spoi
lt Hefti mlssei action, John
Blegel, junior from East St Louis,
H I. will move into his pliee.
"We need the work but we tenpot afford to chance more in
juries," aald Coach Andy Gustafeon In calling off a full icatt scrim
mage. He indicated there might he
pome partial scrimmage, especial
ly on defense.
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NEW YORK lb —The New York
Yankee* and the Brooklyn Dodgers
entered the final game of the to il
Hospital Series today all square
In Injuries juat as they are in vic
tories.
Whan Duke Snider stepped Into
• hole In the outfield and wrenched
his left knee early In Ihs Yankees*
g.) victory yesterday, the National
League rhimpions found them
selves without their baiting star
Jusl a* the Yank* have hern most
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Saturday Night
TALLAHASSEE *
- Florida
Stile il conrentratinf on buttling
more scoring power for ill Vir.
ginla Tech football game here Saturday night.
Head Coach Tom Nugent, appar
ently concerned over the weak of
fensive showing hi* team made
agalnit Miami last week, n id
much hard work I* to be put on
the Seminole's scoring game .
Florida State was shut out by
Miaml'i Hurrleenta l i e Friday
night.
The Seminole mentor said FSU
should be in better physical cun.
dltlon for the Virginia Trrh game
than at any time this season.
Quarterback Lrn Sw antic, aidelined during the Miami game with
Titusville Tides
an injured inkle, waa batk In uni
■1GH
LOW form yesterday.
Wednesday, October I
10:00 a m.
3:21 a. m.
10:21 p m.
4:0) p. m. DeM arco Looking
Thursday, October •
10:11 a. m.
4:1) a. m. For A nother Fight
“ NEW YORK W w Farmer HiMf
weight champion Paddy DeMirco
11:54 a. m.
I:t! a m elated nved hli victory over Kenny
p m.
I:M p. m lane, today sought a shot with
Rafurday, October a
tho other top-ranking contender!
12:21 a. m.
1 20 a. m. in tha 133-pound ranks.
12:31 p m
7:14 p. m
Currently ranked, the 22-yearFunday, October •
old Brooklyn toughie rlimbed a
1:29 a. m.
7:33 a, nr. step up the comeback ladder last
f:M p. m.
1:24 p. m night by gaining a split 10-round
Menday, October II
decision ever Lane at SLNichotas
2 X a. m.
1:44 a. n Arena.
1:12 p .m .
114 p. m
Lane, M, ef Muskegon, Mich.,
Tneadty. 0»4eb«r II
I« the No. I contender. He hid a.
8:41 a. m.
4:4A a. wt winning itresk of to.
•: 13 p. m.
tt:B p. m.
Lane -weighed 14014, DeMarco
Wadauaday , October 11
14!.
4:41 a. m.
10:’4 a. in.
Rcsten In July hy Ralph Rupas,
1:07 p. m.
11:10 p, m. the No. 2 contender, DeMsrro was
Thursday, October II
no ball of fire evra In victory.
1:34 a m.
11:37 a. m
"Lefi-hsnderi ara hard to look
3:37 p. m.
1I:U p. m. good igelnst," he said,. "Ibut I won
Friday, October 14
and that's the main thing. I needed
f :! t a m.
........ a. m. a flfht under my bell. Now I'd
8:41 p m.
tt:M p. m Hkn Frankie By If (of Nsw York)
Saturday, October II
or 1 return with Dupaa or any
,T:M a m.
11:14 a. n other* In the lop 10."
T:I2 p m.
1:04p .m . Paddy, 31 usual, waa gutlly nf
violating meat of the rules. RefDIB a. m .le re e Ray Millar warned him ro1:43 p. m 'peatadly but did not penalise him.
Kram er Confident
Stars To Tu rn Pro
LOS ANGELOS t* - Jack E a
rner Is confident today that his
tory will rrpeat and the AuMralicn
Davit Cup Irani* Mars will turn
professional and tour with him.
Two years ago Kramrr signed
tut Frank Sedgmsn and Ken MeGregor who had led the Auistc*
to the Davti Cup win In 10)3. Now
ha says he 'firmly believe*" Lew
Hoed and Ken Ro'ewall will vlgn
rnnirarts. He expert* the sam t of
U S. champion Tony Traberl.
Kramer said all Ihrrr have con
tract* and are having their attor
neys study the terms .
Stetson Players
Work On O ffense
DELAND ID—St el «ots Universi
ty's Ion* football virllm or 13)4
I* heller thi* year, Coach Herb
M'Quillan told his squid yester•sr
A'lhourh Troy State lo*t to Tam,*a jn o Saturday, MeQuiltan said
th* Alabama teem ran 33 playe
and should have bad al least two
touchdowns. Troy I* sharper thin
l u t year and well coaehgd, be
said.
Emphasising tha offense this
week. MrQulltan Is working several
playera at left halfback and cen
ter.
BALTIMORE TURNOVER
BALTIMORE**- Forty two
p ta y m were on Baltlmore'i roster
last Nov. II The trim finished 1333
with onlv ill of them. Those re
tains d by Manager Paul Richards
ara Hal Smith, Gut Trlandoe, Cal
Abrams, Chuck Dieriag, Willie Mi
randa and Ray Moor*. Richards
waa 10 unified wilh Trandos that
on Aug. g bo signed him to a 1313
contract.
June wilh 123 pounds. His dock
ing waa 1:28 flat.
Eddie Aretro worked Naahua at
Aqueduct yesterday, doing a mile
sod a half In 3 good 1:3k 44, and
eating up Urn full mUe and five
eighths in 1:48 f la t
Because ha baa tew two rare*
worth 130.838 me mere, Nashua
must pack 138 pounds Thunday.
At present thero seem to ho only
two rivola, tho Christiana Stable's
Thinking Cap, and Brotkenridg*
Lagg'e Westward Ho. Candfttogi nf
tha rare tot Utooo two hyoormUt
SHORTSTOP STUDYING
H O U S T O N . Tea. ( * ) - Rob
Btengrmeier, Rice's star shortatop of last spring who signed
Iasi Bummer with the Charleston,
W. Va., Bertatort, to haek in
aeboel, Ha will report beck U the
American Assn, team sfler grad
uating next June. At Charleston
againvt North Texas State last
week, confined the rough work lo
blocking and tackling.
Louisiana State L'nlverslty'a Ti
ger* were put through a short
workout, then journeyed In the pic
ture room to review mistakes made
in last Saturday nighl'i tilt with
Rice from the neighboring South
west Conference.
Coach ltobby Dodd of Georgia
Tech led his Yellow Jackets through
the usual light workout but plana
lo buckle down to serious prepara
tion Tuesday for the Engineers'
encounter with Louisiana State
Saturday night at Baton Rouge,
Dodd laid hallbark Paul RolenIw'ry end fullback Dickie Matllson,
cut of action against Southern
Methodist, would be able to return
to duty thia week.
Alabama Coach J. B, Whitworth
laid that regular left guard Jim
Cunningham may be lost for three
or four weeks due to a knee Injury
in the Vanderbilt game. The bed
news came a* the Tide began pre
paring for whal the roach termed
"the toughest game on our sched
ule so far" — Texaa Christian,
at Tuvealoota. Other left guard
prospect a are Don Conner, a full
back until this year and center
Glenn Graham.
Florida reported no Injuries a*
a result of its loss lo the Plains
men from Auburn, The Gators re
port, however, that sophomore half
back Jim Rountree Is In the Infirm
ary recovering from a mild virus
Infection.
Coach Andy Pilnry of TUlane
praised his team for It* showing
against Its recent visitor from the
Big Ten. Northwestern, but warned
that Miaalssippl State has Improved
considerably over lest ycar'i squad
that downed the Oreeniei 14-0.
End Lrvaine llollingshfed of Mis
sissippi Slate returned to today's
aetlce. Ho suffered from e knee
lury In the Maroons' opener
•gainst Florida.
The Kentucky Wildcats picked up
no new injuries in their match
with VUlanova'. Tennessee came oOt
of ita ctaah with Duke in good
ship*, except for sophomore guard
Bill Johnson who suffered ■ rib
separation end Is on the doubtful
list for the Chattanooga game.
Aubum'a Tiger* checked films of
their game with Florida. Coach
Ralph Jordan had high praise for
tackle M. L. Brackett. In regard
to the ninth ha slid, '*> was ex
tremely happy lo see the team play
auih a fine gam*. True, they made
mistakes, i,:* they alia did a lot
of good things."
Georgia footballers received no
Injuiies against Clem*0*1, Trainer
8am Rlchwine U In deuM, though,
whether lacUa Pod Moeteller will
see actem against North Cantina.
He received Injuries las the Vandy
ranta and was Idle at the Oamaaa
E
Ocala
Defeats
Crooms
OCALA, The Ocala Wild Bulls,
before a crowd of 2.VM defeated
the Croomi I’anthrr by acore of
20-7.
O oom i Academy'* Don Burke
made the first touchdown of the
lam e, C'omirg back after scoring
the touchdown, Don Burke made
the extra point, to put Iho Pan.
thera ahead by a seven point mar*
fin.
The WilJ Built, fin t attempting
to score by the fround attack,
began to use their best proven
weapon, the pais The Steers in
vade 'he Tanthcrs with a series
of pairrs, three of them, result
ing a* touchdowns. The three
passes along with two extra
points, enablrd the Slccra tow in
by a 20-7 margin.
Zcke Washington, Joe King.
Bobby Lamb, (ice Knight, and
Paul Knight were the outstanding
defenders in the Panther* defen
sive platoon Ed Lanier and Tom
Wright did the Panthers' kickingoff and punting During the last
part of thf third quarter Sam Nesbit! received the hall an.l a SJ
yard run. one of the longest of the
game.
Th* lineup of the Panthers were
Rubber Black, left end; Jamr*
Jones, left tackle; Joe King, left
guard; Bill Scurry, center; Zeke
Washington, right guard; Ralph
Thomas
right tackle; Bobby
Lamh. right end. RackflcM, Woodie Drtrevillc, quarterback; D«n
Knight, fullback; Sam Nesbitt,
right halfback.
The highly-spirited Croomi Tanthen who have lost two game* this
season, can graciously boast of the
fact that they have never lost a
moral game.
Croomi has an open date this
week, but will journey to play
Northwestern High School (former
ly Dorsey III), Miami,
Connie M ack Is
Reported Better
PHILADELPHIA, (JP ~ Connie
Meek, 92, wee reported ” resting
comfortable today at Presbyterian
Hospital, four days after he fell
from hi* bed end fractured a hip.
Dr. Illarion Gopadre said yes
terday that he was satisfied with
Stack's general condition. Stack is
former owner-manager of the Phil
adelphia Athletics.
V in ce Gibson Is
'Linem an O f W eek'
MIAMI (H—Although hit team
was shut out 34-0, Florida State
guard Vince Gihton wa* rho*en
as "linrman of the week" by the
Florida Sports Writers for his work
againtt Miami Friday night.
Gibson, 133-pound senior, blocked
an eatra point kick aRcr Miami’s
first touchdown; recovered a fum
ble to stymie another Hurrirane
storing threat; made five tackle)
and two assists.
UCLA QUARTER FOLLOWS
DAI)
LOS ANGELES Mh—UCLA
haekfietd rotiehe* hsv# high hope*
that Boh Rergdahl of Los AngeIra eon fill thr role once occupi
ed by his father, Lenny Bergdahl.
Rob played In eight ef nine game
as a sophomore in 1934 and went
I t minute* against Waihington,
Hia dad played for Bill fipauldlng
In 1330, 1931 nod 1132.
In Associated Poll
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESA
Maryland and Oklahoma con
vinced the experts of their football
might last Saturday and today
stormed Into commanding positions
In the Associated Press ranking
poll.
Maryland's Terrapin*, holding a
shaky first-place margin over NEW YORK If* - Yogi BerrM
Michigan a week ago and actually must b« wondering what a fellow
trailing In first-place vote*. gained has lo do lo get hi* name In tho
an unshakeablr lead as a result of papers. W h I t e y Ford, Tomtheir 204 victory over Baylor, my Byrne and Duke Snider steal
Oklahoma's Sooner*, who wal the headline* while Yogi H i along
loped Pittsburgh 24-14. jumped at a .00 pace.
from fifth plire to a strung third.
When Ford pitehei er Bymo
A total of 1M sports writers and pitches, the reporter! earn* noting
braadcaitcr* cast ballot* and. In a around B rrra'i locker, a s k i n g
surprising approach to unanimity, "What was his best pitch?** They
listed the first six team* this way: don't pay too much attention lo hi*
Maryland, Michigan, Oklahoma. nine bate hits,
0
Georgia Tech, N'otra Dame and
It just so happen* that Yogi now
Army. Georgia Tech and Notre ha* caught more World Series
Dame slipped down one notch as a games than anybody in the long
result ot Oklahoma's show of history of baseball. When he squat*
strength.
behind home plate to receive
From there rn (her* wesn't such Byrne'* first pitrh this ilternoon,
close agreement. UCLA retained it will be his 40th game in seven
seventh place hy a bare two-point series
margin over Texas C h r i s t l a
Berra is the only player on ei
which moved up from 10th. Wiscon ther side to hit safely in •vane
sin vaulted into ninth and Southern gam*. Snider was rtgnt up t i e a
Callforfa dropped to lllh. Ohio with him unlit he nan u reltre R
Slate, rated eighth ■ week ago, yesterday's game with a knee indisappeared from the picture after jary after striking out once.
a (-0 upset at the hands of Stan World Series play Isn't supposed
ford.
to count in the voting for Most
The Baylor game was regarded Valuable riayer. The ballot* ara
as the hlg test for Maryland after supposed to have been made nut
it had beaten L'CLA the previous before the end of the season. Rut
week. As a result. Maryland's vic most of the Yanks will tell you pri
tory brought it 1.5*8 points in the vately that Yogi should get the big
poli on the usual ba*i* of 10 for pr.re for the sermrd straight year.
each first-place vole, 9 for second,
With Mickey Mantle on the aide*
etc. It had II first-place votes.
lines, Berra hat shouldered i w
Michigan hid a close rail agalnil burden of batting cleanup h tho
a fired up Michigan Stale team, Yanki order, whether the opposi*
winning U-7 on some breaks and lion pitehei a righthander or left*
alert faolball. Tbit was enough In hander.
krep the Wolverines in second
Berra caught IIT of th* Yanks'
place with 27 first-place votes and 134 game* during the reghlar sea*
1.2a points.
ion. Although h« wound up with a
The leaders with first-place votes .272 average. It la difficult to se t
In parentheses:
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how Casey Stengel could have woo
1. Maryland <*8>........ .........t.JM a pennant without him.
2. Michigan (27l _________ 1.223
I. Oklahoma (131 ................ 1,14*
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5. Notre Dame (4) ------- —I.ott
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Yogi Should Get
Most Valuable
Player Award
NEW ORLEANS <JT—Willie PatIrano, who takes off weight slower
than a Japanese wrestler, may
have fought his last ftcht as a
light-heavyweight last night when
he slashed out a 10-round unani
mous decision over rugged Paddy
Young of New York.
The 19-year-old New Orleans
fighter, the No. 3 challenger, went
to the sweat box twice a few
hour* before the fight in New Or
leans* Municipal Auditorium lo
melt off a reluctant 2'v pound*. At
that, hr hit light hravrweighl
poundage only a glancing hlnw at
I73'V. Young, rated No. J, v> thed
T7I'».
,
"He's a heavyweight right now,"
moanrd Johnny Dundee, hi* prin
cipal handler for the night. "H 't
a crime lo make him make weight.
He'* weak, I tell you."
Pavtrano said after the fight: "I
really felt weak from taking off
the two and a Ha'f pounds, f don't
know. Maybe I'll tight heavyweight
from now on. I’ll see."
The weakness didn't really show.
Pastrano didn't dance around in
hi* must style the first half of
(he fight, hut that's because he
was trying to learn to be a slug
ger.
Judge Eddie Wolfe and Referre
Prtc (iiaruso «m rel the fight 7
rounds for Pastrano, I rounds
even. 1 for Young. Judge Francis
Kercheval saw It 7 for Pastrano,
2 for Young. The Associated Press
card showed I for Pastrano, 1 even
and I for Young.
G ators Set Down
T o Serious Drill
GAINESVILLE CP-Thoroughly
warned that this week's football
opponent George Washington will
offer lough competition, Florida'i
varsity was set lo don full pads
and gel down to serious business
today.
The Gators have been told by
their scouts that the Colonials from
Washington, D. C-. undefeated in
Iwn outings, are big In the line,
213-pound average; and fast in the
barkfleld—two halfbacks run the
too yard dish in 10 seconJs Rat or
less.
Yesterday, the Gators' top two
units work for a short time with
out pads but Red and Green units
held a heavy acrimmage.
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Is Released
SEATTLE ur-Ew*II Blickwetl,
the veteran righthander, was given
bis uneofidlttoflil r*1»a*a by the
Seattle Retaiere of the Pacific
Coast Baseball League yesterday.
Rtarbwell, who «as acquired by
Seattle from San Francisco in midJune, won five and lost five for
tile season.
Dewey Soriio, general manager
of the Rainier*, said Blackwell,
who atw servlet in the major* with
the Kansas City Athletic*, the New
York Giants end tha CinehuiaU
Rrdtofi, will try to land a managing Job.
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By STANLEY
THE OLD HOME TO W N
.1 BEDROOM HOME
NOTICE
DAILY c r o s s w o r d
- -C O M E 1ON,BOYS s.
W i p e r s A B IG D O G
FIG H T DOW Al B Y - ^
THE' DEPOT*.. ED
W U IPG U et** F O U *
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IT S.6E T T 7/4 SO B A S E B A L L
CANT HOLD *THEie /ATTERfsST
U N L F S S E V E fE Y P L A Y e©
COM ES U PAND W H M S )
*7 OUT A HOME" R U N - • T/ * —
On 3 • lota, modern kltcen with Mathrr of Sanford is offering thrir
m ilt dtslreabl*. heat construct
atov* 4 refrigerator. In lows.
ed md beautifully styled fi pc.
»TJ0 down, complata price 17,330.
Living Room Group dunn; ih*
first week of October for only
ON LARGE CORNER LOT
im o o .
g R.droom modem home sslUt re
frigerator. apace heater, gas —Compare Thene Feature*—
•tnva hot water heater. Venetian Modern .Sofa Bed, Matching rial*
form Rocker. Occasional Chair,
blind * T V. anienna. With
all upholstered in iw>“- Nylon;
flosrlng well, nlee lawn, and
17 v VI Cocktail Table; 11 x a
variety of IR citrus trees, »*»
End Table, both Plastic, Stain*
down, ivino Month. Complete
Troof Top; Attractive Lamp,
prtts 34.000.
Assortment of style*—3 gor
3 .VICE SHADY LOTS ON PAVED
geous color combinations
atrcct m good location, II.too
M a th e r o f S a n fo rd
Rota I . ray ton. Broker
!WMI r . IK St.
Phaaa 117
Anaabelle B. Headsman, Assoc.
Ph. 971 — 17-92 at Hiawatha
Used funsitura, appliances, toots,
ate. Bought*aold. Larry's Mart.
J. H. HALL, REALTOR.
331 East 1st S t Then* 1UI.
Florid* h u ts Bank Butldtflg
"Call Hall" Phone ITS*.
CONCRETE
Ready Mtaed Concrete Concrete
H. It. -BOP* 9TEM rr.lt
Hl.ck. Sand, Gravel, Cement
Raaltnr — General Insurance
Concrete Pipe to Meat All Quali
Gertruda B. DiegfMder Associate
fications.
Phone jia
i l l N. Park A*e.
Phene 3442
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A C T lO A l!
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h o u n d s
v e r s u s
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S O M E OOT-O-*TbWAJ
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DOGS
Owl Heal 13th SL
C A. WHIP DON, SR.
Rag. Real Route Broker
V. E. DOUGLAS, ASSOCIATE
Ph. iMi
WELAKA APARTMENTS; roomi, tl* S. Park
prjyi f bithi. i l l W. r l f t t WL
For year Beal C euta ■***»:
311 Palmetto Ave. Phono •!«.
Rollaway tad B«by W *
Day. Weak or m oetb-Tal. i w Furniture Center U« Heat Tirol
Cullen and Marker. Real Io n
Your eld range is worth 23*.M
when you iradr for a new one
durtnr the Old Kang* Roundup.
Sanford Gat Co. 210 E. lit St.
taa N Park A*e. Phono I3IL
T H F F IC K L E F A N S ' F A S T
F A D E -O U T ~
FURNISHED APTS.
203 Weal 1»L Or Call
*
^ ture Canter, -ldl ft ta t *»*•
Avalon Apt*. Efficiency. I
— Factory to Tots A lum inum
Vc m Mm Blinds
Enclosed baad. Sag proof bottom ORLANDO Morning SenUnel, Orrail with pUctte ends. Plastic or
rayon tapea. Cotton or aylao
rordt.
S e n k trlk Gtean M d P a in t Co.
112-114 Weal hid W.
Phone Ui
730-W.
SEE Seminole Realty for Deair«
able Homes and ApU. Pbona *>■
CLEAN furnished Apt. 0®*» TW0
f^nnio m.oo. 411 Pack Ave.
rURNIMlED
.a w
In Private Balh. J0t Palmetto
I j N E U R N U ^D
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House
W
ly Appliance Center
at «
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IIICYCLE PAINTING
Weiunghouse Dealer"
Maytag Washers
eel)a Are
Storage until X-Ma*
Manley’* Bike hhop
E. 4th St.
Phone ;
run* 1737
Light kitchen privtlagea,
Phone 1121 • A B. Peuraoo.Broker MANY GOOD Uaed Hem* in on
AaaedaUi - A B. Peterson Jr..
consignment. Very nice roffe*
P . j . Chesterton. Garfield WUtables, rugs, chairs, babe beds,
CLEAN furnlahesl Apartment. 1004
ietu. John M tilth, R. W. WUetr. Also bargains m nard to
Palmetto._______ ____________
llama, A C. Doodaoy. Land furfind articles
yf p s igHED Apartment, son Park
THE CURIOS1TT SHOP
RAYMOND m. BALL BROBK Keif to Rannett'a Court 17-12 So.
o . m. h a b b u o k Tbbo k k b
3 bedroom hou*e, good localioo.
Th* Florida Times Union, your
S. D. Hlghleyman, Aaaociatn
morning paper. For home dellv.
104 South Park Ava.
Phone M
«rv. Phone Jack Benton, >27-U.
BEDROOM fumlahed garage
900 Mellonville
Seminole Realty
CLEAN fumlahed am. O ote in, w. D irn u c M s
t . h . m si
703 West l it 81. Phone *1*.____ IN I Park Ave. Phew*
IT ee ]
IT' VOL want a nic*- clean. 3 rm . Lakevlew—2 bedmom house, Corfurnished downstair* apt. Call
ner lot 100 a 200'. Good location.
274-J Take 1 child_and no_p*U.
J. M. Deyell. Mailland, Florida,
Rt. 1. Box 1M.
“ jURKISHEp, Kitchenette" ApU.
Air Conditioned Slumberiand
Court. South City limit* High
_________
way 17-22.
^FURNISHED > Bedroom” Apt.
alio 2 Room CotUgt. Tnone
431-W._________________
FUHMKHED t bedroom apt. *30.
m>>othlv. 3101 Magnolia. Phone
1673 Hebert A. WiUiimi.
3 flEDROOM house with kitchen
Miracle Concrete Co,
furnished. Close In. Phoni 302 Elm
Ave.
Phoni
1447-W evenings.
______
DOWNSTAIRS apt. Garaga a;
g bolh furnUhed. 1302 Magnolia^
FURNISHED coluge fov< rouple
or with one child. I l l H " _____ Ow4 W**4 tMB I
FURNUHED. 3 rooms. Bath gar
age apt- 2314 Sanford. Phone
1«4, Auirelk). 2M Park.
2 R otas and bath. Phone 2M3-W
14
HELP WANTED
10
W ff!flr"g!TT*ner*n!m IIew orit“
Hour*
IM3 Magnolia
P1NSETTER ru-or 14 years old
Apidv Sanford Bowling Alley,
104 Magnolia_________________
FWOn rad Rates to 1
Policyholders
Jehn WHIlam a 1m .
411 flTT " AtlaoMe
ATLANTI C Ba n k
cleaning
Jualic* Felix Frankfurter
■OS1MAIT OllUOAN, 1933 Na
tional Tulip Quern, greet* »
Shipment of thitrh liitliu on arriv.il in New York jl>o.»til the
1io«f M'flifriirm (mm tl-tlnnd.
It symbol ires rhe lieginning of
the fall planting iconn. Dtiring
the next frw month-. American
Ctriirner* will plant ntnre than
300.000.000 tulip, hyacinth ami
daffodil bulbs that will bloom In
tpririg of 1#S4. (international)
tt
•50 PLYMOUTH
CHEVROLET 1232, Ijsw mileage,
one owner WUI consider trade
ENVELOPES, Mttarlsoadf. Hat*,
to. Call 1397 R, after 1 33 p. m.
atoala. invoice*, baad bids, and
Q v iL r Shalvador Rafria r a j r a i i a . ote. FrogrMiivo 41 FORD Good tires, good brakes.
Engine needs going over. Make
me an offer and take It away.
Phone 3444-W.
ELECTRIC
Idaire refrigeralor, Deart
As heater. Priced
Reatsnnak
good condition
Phone 141
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10 IL V, MERCURY IJgbtning Out
hoard motor. P in t c la n ship*,
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T E L E V IS IO N
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Bu«irr»« Cmtpe, low milesge, fin
est meehenlcal condition. Be*
at Xcnl’a Garage.
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1U3 So. n ik Ave.
Phone 171
BLDG
time to distribute nationally
known product. Writ* Box D. O. FOR SALE — Will aacrlfire equity
h» Sanford H e r a l d . ________
on 1231 Ford 3-door seden. Ex
cellent mnditlon. Call 1643-J.
after 2 p m .
1233 POWERGLIDE BelAlr Chev
rolet-good condition-reasonable.
W.ll accept trade-in, 1M Ava
cado Are.
DOWNSTAIRS furnished apartreent. 723 Palmetto. Phone 223 J.
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HARRIETTS
IIKAUTV NOOK
u U 1if11 ( j '• .ft >LRANCt
PHO'iE fill
____________ ________apare
'arpaulina
&
MODERN PIANO COI'RSK
Prrsunal Instruction at your home
bv Harry Mesier. P. o. Hoi
3T4. Sanford, Fla.
BARY lifting, home rleantng.
Phone 1S4t J. Rachel Hirka,
7W Cypreia._________________
REE Room completaly furnish
d Apartment Tnomind dnllai
ilteben. 317 Palmetto. Ph 2323
MCE BEDROOM, rrtvat* *n-
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BEAUTY PA III 4)M
I.YCHEK TREES
Alr-Uycrrd, Ready lo P l a n t .
Ct:ru* or. tleo. Rough l/m n i.
Simpson "Lueky Acres ". Geneva
BABY alttlai
Phon# 1311Cypreia.
'
PLUMBING
boor * Ham and
Contract and ratvvir work. Free • One
Dry
eaumate*. R L Harvey. 204 • On*
hour 34 • Hath a
Sanford Ave. Phan* IMS.
Fold
• Fmnhfd lsundry
Singer floss ing Mnchlne Co. • Saniton* Dry cleaning
Sonthalde Unndro
nm* hss a bonded Saletnra.i
M l RM* Food mart I
ami Serviceman in Sanford.
Cult 234-J nr write 401 S. Mag- ______too Raw a n Ht
nun*. Saniesd, Fla.
l*A HELP WANTED (female) 1*A
Vtr’XRTOi:
Kxperiewed llanl.
Phone 242.
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COTTAGE near Mo—o* c “ **
R m onih* HaU*. Phono U02-J.
TWO-BEDROOM furnished housed
.303 Holly Ave. Adulta only,
DOM N
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part
Right*! CASH. TRADE-IN prices Griffis A Hunter Consirnrtion Co.
■aid far weed furniture Call 231.
Homei and Bemndeling
Wilson-Malar Furniture Co. 311 ________phone 2.3*4 ALL_______
K. 1*» S t____________________
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shir* hens. P h o n e
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WTTM FOU* OF 174 JU4TICI1 etlgthta for rvtlrvment, th. Supram*
Cmirt twgliu its new Irrm in Waihingtofl with th . pctMibllity that
it ms- |o-. n.irly Kdf rd its augurt member*. Fr>r the ftnl time.
I'fr.t-r.1 judgrs r.n now quit Ibe t-enrh with full pay at as, offer IS
yesra service. Among lhn*e who may shed Ihelr black rohei |a
Justice Kherrnvn Minton. 61, who hss IS years of service, eight «£
them nn the Seventh Cnurl of Api-eala. He has reportedly been in IIP
health ami looking forward to private life Justice Black is 70, anrt
•>n the Supremo Court tiei» h 12 ycarx. He has bad several nprra«
linn*, in rrterd yearn and his talked of retirement. Juvilce re|;«r
Peankfurlcr, 71, ii the nldnt member of |h r court and has hinted
to fnenrii al>nut Imwing nui. Juitlce Stanley Heed wdll be 77 arwl
has an 14-year record. He Isaa.trenxravely ftl.
fCewleal Peeaf)
FARMER At QUITTED
A little tptao lik* tbta will gel
yoar m ristga before mir mors
than 10.(66 readers. Tall ‘c a Uuf ltn>unfieti|, Tex , s i t acquitted
dayl Phone 1131.
of income tax evasion rharget hy
Feleral Judge T. Whltftckl David
son.
DALI.IS, Tev.
6 —Muncy Pticr-
"Hhrn we look at a cow and her
riba ate showing, it's hard to con
ilnre outsellri she It fit." the
Judge said.
Judge Davidson said the fart
Hut the .4}.year-old farmer ranrh
*r quit hii auto and firm imple
ment biittneis after five years
showed he made no money In the
buiine.s.
price was charged with evading
44.a*7 'A of taxes In 1948 and
1143(4 in 1343
F o r A ll C a r s
BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS
CUSTOM FITTED
PROMPT
INSTALLATION
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Phone 200
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NEW YORK T—Ninety Dimmitd
Queen* eemmuters. deliyed ye*,
terday when 1U subway raolormen
reported "sick." round K niee
normal today
The New York Transit Authority
suspended the 143 men. Their
pUcfi were liken during the morn
ing ruih hour by transfer ol M
men from other lines and by other
motormen workini overtime.
The reported sickness coincided
with objections by wme employe*
to a recent contract agreement h“*
tween the Authority and tht CIO
Transport Worker* Union.
Abienre of the men reduced
te n ic« by about SO per cent yesterday on the Queens dir Irion of
the Independent Subway Line.
Commuter* heading for their
jobi in Manhattan crowded into the
subway itatlonr In vain wait* for
trains Fears were held for a time
that tha pres* of people would
pu>h »ome of thtm off the plat*
form and onta tte track*.
RUMBLE LENGTH
BATON ROUGE. Ls. r - H ilr
should be "knsable" length, say*
Sirs. Trestie Arnold of Shreveport,
first vice preiidcnt of Ihe inter
state Council of Beauty Board*.
She said present slyies are food
because 'The neck is left so it can
be kissed "
INMATES VOLUNTEER
ANN ARBOR, Mieh. UP—A group
of Inmate hay fever victims at
Southern Michigan Prison have
volunteered to aid a University of
Michigan re'carth team in a fiveyear campaign against hay fever.
They will participate la elinlcal
tests.
IIUOINT IlirNHOWtrS llirm tn Denver b n
tot stopped the Bow- of activity at the White
P
Nous* In WsUilngton ss a buiiccii-as*Ui'ial pstr
b ir.slntalr.ed. Samuel MiUhell (lop) arranges Vice
President Nison’s place In the Cabinet room tn
preparation for National Security Council and
Cabinet sessions over which Nixon will presl'le
Opposit* his place Is the President’s rhilr, an un
occupied reminder that thts ts stUJ the Eisenhower
(Continued From Tate One)
to tell th# cnmmittlor.ei* we w*et
pragm a, then it mu* be 3-millt
tax."
A member of the audience, stand.
Ing t» he recognised said, •‘There'i
an much investment up and down
17-02 wa can’t afford to pass it
Up, We might Ju*t a* well do th*
job and do It now. 1'v# seen car*
tip and down 17-62, humrer to
bumper, unable I* move, became
tha highway I* two lanea Instead
of th* proposed four-lane*."
Wlifoa Alexander Irld the comWlsiloneta an I the audience that
what the pesnla wanted now w;*
action "Outline the »tepi," he
aaid. "and then go on record tbit
the steps hr taken "
It ;• a little difficult for the lay
man lo understand the legal tech
nicalities nerrisary lo accomplish
all that ia necessary in building
a mid »rd acquiring ihe right-of.
vraya "Unlfis," h* said. ‘There
ia i»mo positive, affirmative sc.
lion."
A word battle between rh ilrm in
Meisch, (Mhim, and W Pitt Yarn*
led i.p to Wilton Alexander ita*
Jeg positively, to the crowd, that
"W hil's going to get tha rlfht-nt
a a>» ths* year is motion* ini' act.
ion* in th!» book," a* be pointed
to ire m n itr* book of th* Semi
nola Cecity Commlirioa, and he
added. "I th'nk it'a- lime to turn
the meeting bark to the Board of
Commissioners for attion
Commissioner B. C. Dodd placed
a ration before th* eommiittoner*
that "the county go ahead ami
•pend the money for right-of-way*
from Five Pointa tn the Orange
County line and that a Vmill ad
valotom tax be added " The mot.
ton wa* m ended by Commission
er Brown Miller and waa rim e d
by tha Board,
County Attorney Mack N. (levaland J r . then told the «ommi**lon
and the audience that ail that wa*
necessary now is that a resolution
be made allowing the county attoroay to proceed with condemna
tion proceeding* and declaration
a t taking.
Attorney Cleveland renueked
than, "this ia really a hornets
M at."
Aad from the audience aomaoae
rematked, "and full of hornet*
Odhara liked (he eommlrsJonrr*
•1m * long are we going to allow
far «R« Declaration of Taking?"
AM the* explained that, accordtag U Information from Bead
Board member William A. Dial.
Ihe bid* could be let a* sooo a*
(he declaration of taking."
B M W i Chairman Mauch took
Mtip til !• the tUiament and
toid Odhaa. ’T hale to eoetradkt
Mr Dial hut It eatft ha dose."
Attoncy Mack N. CWreiiad
4 ra raeawmaadtd to the Board
Why THE BIG M makes
the biq news for
AdmtnMrtti'in. In eMiter, Atristsnl to the Preri*
dent liiirm ia Adami cooler* with Deputy AssUiant Find Sevtoo (left), and Murray Snyder
(right), assistant pro:isccseUry, meet* with a stall
secretary to rc-um* the how ol Information which
had been routed through Denver. At bottom Is the
White Mouse switchboard and ■ parley of threw
Presidential sides. They are (L to r.) Gerald
Morgan, 1. Jack Martin and Gen. Wilton Tenons.
STRIKE ENDS
DETROIT JK-A strike of JR.VM
Michigan Beil Teiephine Co em
ployes was seTtcd Slonday only an
hour and a half after it started
a t , « am
The settlement rail* for pay
boost* of 12 V) lo 13 a week plus
other benefits The agree merit ronUniMS th t present ia-haur work
werk. The union had asked for a
31-hour week.
Ptekel lines hid been set up In
Detroit and other Michigan cities
but were recalled with announce
ment ol tha agreement at 7 30
SHIPMENT SIOPPI.lt
BONN. Germany 'T—A If. S
manufacturer nai agreed to stop
shipping toy aircraft bearing swas
tika marking* to West Germany.
The U. S. Embassy referred the
m attrr to Washington after a
Socialist deputy complained in
Parlum rnt about sale of the toyi
in Bonn
Today ihe embassy said the l’ S
firm "has agreed to eliminate
swastikas from impressions of
furt|ier plastic toys." It declined
late in retting tinder way, wa»
lurne* over to the discussion n*
tha 17-0} prohtteii for th* fin l
*1 minutes. The courtroom was
cleared of mnrt thin 300 visiters
and interested fftirens at 11:13
MEXICO CITY JB -noodi in the
wake of tbrro disastrous hum can** besieged much of eaitern
Mexico yeiterday. Plea** for re
lief taxed the capacity of the
government.
Damage to the Mexico CityLaredo highway apparently xrat
more aenoui than tin t reported.
Tha main touritt rout# may be
doted for *ome time.
Tamaiunchale. a favorite tour
itt itopover utually pronounced
n t i POHION e e w n e s of U * ni< Four powers are
Thomai-and-Chartie, wa* reported
ihowm at a “dinner eonference" bald In New York
completely inundated by the rag' In preparation for their meeting in Geneva on Oct. Molotov, The Big Three statesmen were making a
ing Mocteiuma River, The big
17. In the group fL to r.) are: Secretary of SUte Tour ol the international lioriion with Mototmr
iteel bridge there wa» said to have
t John r u l e r Dullea; British rocriga Secretary at the dinner, heated by Duties.
flaleriuiflowcir
been wa*hed out. A messenger
walked tha 10 mile* to Ciudad
”i Canada’* province of Alberts' Improved vaccina give* p rem ia
Valles with a note from the mayor
dical supplies and doctor* from pr0duces 210.000 barrel* of cil a ol eliminating whooping cough a*
saying the city of 23.000 writ under
carrier. Ten U.S. Air Foree
from more than t.otM well*. 1 a public health problem.
water and running ahort of food.
Ciudad Valle* and nearby TV
muln. a tourist retort, alto were
under water and official* atked (or
helicopter aid. Tbouiand* were
hemelrs*.
Four more p e r t n n ■ were
drowned n**r Martiner de la
Torre, bringing Mexico** death toll
from Hurricane Janet to 290 Mor*|
than l.ooo were injured and tome'
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Service
Stations. $500:00 Per Month Can
Relief and rescue work continued
at top speed in the two hardest
Be Made by Hardworking Operator.
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hit arras—around the Gulf port of
Tampico and on the Yucatan FenAf Least Sl.’ Ort fa^h Required Tor Slnckl
insula.
U S. helicopter* from the air
Other Financing Can Re Arranged. If Interested
craft carrier Saipan, anchored out
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tide Tampico, ware in almost con
stant operation to transfer food, ate relief in sight.
KATE STB IK F.A
s u n n y South Met Nam '**At le n t so persona were billed
when Typhoon Kate atruck North
Viet Nam Sepf 20. the official
ni ’V a g e n ry reported Morxday.
tju ting the newspaper Tin Hai
phong of Haiohong, tha agency
said the to fatalities occurred tn
and around that big North Viet
Ntm port. Details of damage to
Hanoi, the Vleimmh capital, have
not been released.
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this troubled British crown colony.
Nicosia residents ignored the ar
rival of the new governor, who
says hsi first task will be to re
store order to the east Medilarranean island and "tbaa maintain
it."
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>r«u ns iti not begin until next
Monday.
Th* national headquarters staff
arrived last night—33 officers and
rk rks who are vanguard o( an
fitim ited 33.000 delegates.
Foil* In many Honda towns
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free orange Juice, IkformaUtm tnd
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WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER. A 19X»
Flood
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Philadelphia^}($gju Continue
Dies Yesterday
A fameui b»*eb*U personality of
pre-world War I day* paitrd
away yesterday morning at Flori
da Sanitarium.
Can Farina, a catcher on Connla
Mack** farnrd Athletic* of ThilaHrlphia. dlfd y«*l*rd*y morning at
5.M following a lir.garinx illnaaa.
Farina waa born on March 0,
ISM In Soldier* Crtak, and
had llttd In Longwood for 2'a
Seminole County Stolon. Inr
Podce. Plymouth d*al»r of 519 F " *•
H» «*i * number of tha Shrir.a
Two Automotive
Mechanics Receive
Special Awards
e firm'* outstanding
that two of tha
automotiva mechanici hiva receivad special award* from Cbry»ler
Corporation.
Tommy O'Sltan and Charlf* A.
Hardy hava received an award a
the form of bronxa Flaguea In re
cognition of their luccenful ac
complishment of one year of parti
cipation in a course of advanced
automotive meehaniei. Notification
came fro.n W. R. Rice, director of
service of Plymouth and admlnlatrator of the nation wide training
program under which more than
150.0M mechanic* have received
ipecial tram ag a the atrvicing
of Chryiltr Corporatan cara and
trucki. The t r a a a * program la
known nationally aa the Mailer
Technician* Sendee Conference.
Rice lay*. "The Matter Tech pro
gram la the largeit and among the
■noil luccetiful mechanical train*
a g program* ever altomptad by
American Induitry. It atiurea ear
owner* of expert iir n c e by m ailer
technician*—men who keep up-loWaa oo modaro aerviee method*."
"We take our hata off to theaa
m atter technician*." Rice and.
“ Many have token thla training on
their own time, over e period of
year*. They have ihown their determination to become eaperta to
their field."
Jack Batlgan, manager. iayi,
•‘The Mailer Technician* program
takea the gueaawork out of auto
mobile aervlce. keepa labor and
material expenditure* at a mini
mum, and reaulU to more accu
rate work at Waa ax pen** to th*
auto earner."
Enrollment In MTSC la voluntary.
Every month. Plymouth dealers
receive an Initructlonal kit which
dealt with one ipecial H n lee
problem, la each aettlon, the men
study the problem under d ic ta
tion by uiing the sound slide film*,
booklets and charts which a rt in
cluded in the kit. Then they apply
what they have been shown when
they go to work on the auto parti
or niem bU ai Involved during the
practical work period of the Con
ference. Each station end* with a
written tori, and each man'* exa
mination paper la sent to MTSC
headquarters where It la reviewed,
graded, and beeomei pari of hit
permanent record.
Bramley Announces
November Election
John Bramley. Chairman of the
Board of Public Instruction, an
nouncod today that tha Special
Tax School District election for
the election of three trustees and
deelermlning the millagc levy for
day. Nov. S, IKS.
Bramley laid that the present
trustae*. R. F. Cooper of lanfonl,
Roy Howell of Lake Mary, and Roy
Mams of Sanford havo an Indicated
their intention of running again for
the office of Trustee.
The board also encourage*.
Chairman Bramley said, the sup
port of the • miOt requested for
general operating expense* and the
two mill* requested for building
nnd but reserve fund.
Tbe two mills for building and
bus reserve fund are to be used
for maintenance, coos traction and
other capitol outlay purposes end
II la the tame mlUage used the
pari two years.
Person* whose name* are to be
printed on tha ballot for approval
i i T n u t m may bo nominated at
any time up to IS days preceding
tha time ot the election, by peti
tion of five or more persona q talifled to vote In Um election, .Med
with the Board at Public lasirarMon of Seminole County. Petition
'fWma can bo obtained from the
Seminole County Superintendent of
Public Instruction.
TVvaa persona who qualify a* a
candidate far the office moat have
been a resident of the Slate of
Florida for at Wait one year aod
• resident Of Uto county for six
He must ho properly re-
Ike’s Condition
Said 'Excellent'
In Medical Report
Ry MARVIN ! - A R R O W S*m i
nr.WF.R r — rr*»ldfnt Eisen
hower'S doctors reported airly to
c ,“" ' " 4 A? retired
= .W
J a : day that he had “an excellent
lonville.
train dispatch
*r with both the Atlantic Coast night" la hie fight lor recovery
from a heart attack.
Line and Southern Rallroadt.
Survivors Include the widow,
The T a m . MST bulletin from
Mr*. ‘ D. R. Farina; on* brother, Fitmmoni Army Hospital eame as
C. A. Farina of Ijonrwood: and a cosy air of raui ous optimum
on* lister, Mr*. Albena Williams j continued to prevail around tha
of Lonsdale, Pa.
I President * beds id*.
Funeral eervices will bt held at
The latest medical report said:
3:50 p. m. Thursday at Rrisson
The Piesidrat had aa uccllaol
Funeral Home wdth Father Themat i ni;ht
of the Oranx# City Monastery of• H# ,jfpt aoundly from 1 11 p m.
Delating. Burial will be in the , ,8 ^
4m
Lake Mery Cemetery.
__| ♦•hi * condition continue* to
Den Farina, though "i-years-old pro'revs
satisfactorily
without
*as originally signed i t a mem complications."
ber of the Philadelphia Athletics
by Connie Mack and kept up hit
correspondence with famous has#- Contract Is Signed
ball men who played with him on
By Navy To Build
that team.
$500 Fine is Paid
By Arthur Godfrey
For Flying Penally
Rf VERB IIAUGLAND
WASHINGTON bP>- Television
star Arthur M. Godfrey today paid
a $500 fine tn settling a complaint
of earaleaa flying.
At the »gm# Urn* Godfrey denled, through his attorney, that the
payment waa an admission of
guilt.
Tha C ! r iU » v
idMMb*
ttaUen offered to accept 1500 “in
full aatllement of civil penalties
arising by reason of thrs* viola
tions."
It laid tha violations referred
to m u lled from the approach of
Godfrey'! twln-ergin* DCS too
elos* lo an Osark Air Line DCS
near Aurora, Ilk, Sept 7.
Tha pilots of tha Osark plana
filed a written ramplaint with tha
CAA charging that Godfrey'* DC1
overtook them abortly after tak*.
off from Chicago's Midway Air
port and (oread them to turn
aside.
The CAA said that payment of
the $500 fin* concludes the Inciddent so far ae It is concerned.
A spokesman said 't Is fairly
common for the CAA to accept
fine* of that site In settlement of
violations that ara not flagrant
in nature.
Godfrey** attorney. C. Leo De
Orsey, laid In n letter to the CAA
that Godfrey feela that ho acted
“with every consideration for
safety," bat recognises that Indi
vidual Judgments may vary and
that “paiiangera fhexperienced In
aviation could well be disturbed
by the seemingly close proximity
of another aircraft."
Da Oney tald that If any peasc re e n were dlstored by tha In
cident, Godfrey "extendi his sin
cere regrets that someone who
hie dented a targe ra rt of 2d
year* In aviation to its safety and
Its advancement should hava given
them eauao far anaiety of any
kind."
S ta ts Park Board
T o Lease Area
TALLAHASSEE DPI— T h a
State Park Board has voted tn
leas* an area In Birch Stota Park
in Fort Laudardal* for recreational
development provided attorney*
for the Hugh Taylor Birch aetata
approve
Park Director Eraeet Hill said
tk* baurd took the action a t Ita
-re tin g bora Monday.
Tha aaatract will b* mad* with
Sunriaa Racnation, tnr„ which
propeaai to put In an ll-bal* golf
to u r tV a anack her, email boat
aurin* and landing docki and
ereatwDy a uwlmmin* pool.
BETTER TO QUARREL
lit—Mr*. Eleanor Rooteovtrflow crowd In
last alght that there
In tWUni tad N«
It (a far batter they
fight.
i thaa MHMrttM
Nations M t t u n i tha UN "ha* B a
ulk and arganKst
to save on from
might hava boon
War KL"
Launching G e ar
BALTIMORE UP>-Th* Evening
Bun said today the Navy has sign
ed a co-tract with the Glenn L.
Martin Co. of Baltimore to design,
build and operate tha launching
gear for an earth satellite.
President Eisenhower announced
several «r*ka ago the govern
ment wrai sponsoring an attempt
to launch si eh a satellite into out
er epee* for acirntifie purpose*.
William J. Parkinson, assistant
managing editor of the Evening
Fun, reported the Navy.Merlin
contract tn n dispatch from Wash
ington.
He ta il neither tha Navy, tha
Department .if Dafrn**, r*»r - Urn
Martin Co. would any anything
about IL
W h e n President Elsenhower
mad* hi* announcement It was
speculated a satellite about the
*(i* of an over-inflated basketball
would he sent 500 mile* or more
in the air.
There It would cirri* the eerlh
tS or 16 times a day at an average
of about 11,000 m. p. h.
The Evening Sun reported formel announcement that the Navy
ha* algned a 20-mllllan dollar
contract with Martin may com*
after a high-level scientific meet
ing later thl* month.
Sewer Project
Nearing Finish
Th* downtown sower project,
nearing completion. Is about tn
erase Park Av*. where traffic ii
being detoured today Into a tingle
lane In order to rontlnu* th* flow
of rare and track* while com
pleting th* taction which will con
nect the t u t srith th* waal sewer
length.
Thl* morning, worker* were
pitting the well point eyilem,
prior to the excavation of ditches
for the placing of th* sewer pip*.
Sanford Polir* Department pa
trolmen this morning moved park
ing along Park Av*. In front of
th* City Hall in order to provide
a tingle Inn* of traffic moving
couth a t well ai a lan* moving
north.
Well point epitome have been
pitted on both tha east and west
•idea of Park Av*. in order to
eipedito tha project at tha point
of heaviett traffic.
WICHITA FALLS. Tex. !# Heavy rain In some areas of north
west Texas In it nnht apparently
hid Itltle effect on widespread
floodwalert of ih* Wichita River
and Holliday Creek here.
In some places gauges showed
flood waters down a lew inches
tht* morning.
However, nffiriilt refused to h»
optimistic until Over were sure the
new rains would not aggravate the
Rood situation.
Officials were optimistic after s
new survey of flood damage. They
estimated about IV) persons had
been affected, including tome still
living in Ihe flooded home*. Ear
lier estimates had ranged to 500.
The Wichita River was reported
down one lenih of a foot ainre
110 p m. last night when tha river
three feet sbov* flood stage,
Holliday Creek, into which Ihe
Wichita flood waters have backed
up, was unofficially reported down
• a couple of inchev" at on* po.nt
tht* morning.
The flooding her* sod m other
parts of northwest Texas began
after raint esrlier this week that
amounted to a* much s* • inch*.
Local Jaycees
Receive Award
The Bemlnnla County Junior
Chamber of Commerce ha* been
honored by lie parent organisa
tion.
For their achievement* during
the pest year, an award, signed by
State President Byrd F. Marshall
and tha National President Hugh
McKenna, haa been received by
the local group.
"Starting America's !,talers"
ii the award presented the Semi
nole County Jaycees which read*
at follow e:
Awarded ta: Th# Bcrtlnei*
County Junior Chamber of Commerrt for fulfillment of ill re
quirement* and outstanding par
ticipation In Starting America’s
Leaders— Youth Development Pro
gram of th* United State* Junior
Chamber of Commerre. Dated lhi»
2nd dav of October 1955. Signed*
Byrd F. Marshall. State President
and Hugh MrKtnna, National
Pinident.
To nin the award the local Jaycr* organisation a n rrquirad to
succesafully e«mplrt* eix pro
ject* prescribed by tha national
organisation la Youth AcUvitita
from October 1954 to October
1955. The projects pieiented were:
Christmas Parade 1951, Orphan
Shopping Tour 1954, Jaybeea April
1955, Faster Egg Hunt April
1955, Leadership Award* (High
School) June 1955, ,and Fishing
Rodeo Auguel 1955.
8 Persons Shot As Battle
Rages Outside Foundry
Nov. 8 Deadline
For Qualification
4 Escaped Inmales
Recaptured Today;
2 Still At Large
BCR ANTON. T» 'H -The fourth
of »i* neaped iomates of Ihe
F in iew Flat* Hospital for Ihe
ctimins! insane wsi recaptured
today a a police Intensified their
manhunt for the two atilt at large
Ernest Johnson, 4J. Tittiburgh,
wai seircd os th* little town ot
Rrowndale. five mtlea aouth of the
state t- •**>it!»l located at Waymar'
Scranton.
J
is Identified by anr
ic trader of » preslt
cak ai the itate In
st
ii which 1$ Inmates Fed
the h -^ital last June only to be
rcriptuied within >6 hours.
Those still at large wrra listed
at Paul Cook, M-yaar-old Beaver
Falls, T a ., man convicted of Hay
ing hla father, mother and slater
II ^ears ago. and Richard Mil
iums, JI Johnvtown, P*.
Seircd within to hour* alter lhay
gained their temporary freedom
were Benjamin Porter, a convicted
Philadelphia slayer; Krampton
Lundy. M Rockville Center. N Y .
and Alphonao ttackui. W, Phila
delphia.
Backua waa raptured in Carbon
dale, Pa., t i t hour* after th* break
was first dUcosered by a night
watchmen *1 the hospital. Porter
end Lundy were nabbed b> police
in Browndal*.
Dr. John P AHovll. Hospital
iui<erintenrlcnti said the six in
mates overpowered guards Jay
Oonrs and Edward Rattle, linked
them in a cell in th* institution*
maximum aacutily ward jesterday, and then escaped by prjuig
mortar from around a concrete
,lih m th* guerd*' offire.
U of F Suspends
Five Students
LOS ANGELES
pnlleo say
Joseph E. Matthews, 45. got a
push for him stilled auto—right
into Jail.
Gas station attendant Ja m ti A.
Jackson, >4. said he wai looking
uoder Matthews' car hood yester
day when h* heard tha money till
close. Jackson quietly pulled Ihe
car's Ignition wires and then cour
teously pushed Matthew* and the
car from the alation.
Jacgson returned.* discovered
$91 missing and cal^d police. Offi
cers said they found Matthews
wondering why hit car wouldn't
start. He was booked on suspicion
of robbery.
GAINESVILLE (Th—Th* Unissrsity of Florida b»* iu»p*nd#d
five etudents for one eemester,
put IT on probation, and rapriminded tseo for falsifying record*
in th# fall
registration.
The action by th* university diteipllnaryr committee bring* to sev
en the number of etudenl* suspend*d foe falsifying registration rtenrdi. Tw* were suspended eatller
this semester.
The charges egelnst the etoCanto Included theft «f registra
tion materials, securing of clan
registration card* under fils* pretense, forgery of signatures, end
iltrgel erasures.
Under a university policy,
remes of th* student* were not
released. Dr. Geoige R Bentley,
professor of humanities, i* chair
men of the discipline committee.
Five Candidates
To Be Initiated
Policeman Jacques
Has M usical Beat
Robber G ets Push
Right Into Jail
No. JM,
A atw rU tcd P r m le a n e d W lr#
The Sanfoul I^wlg# ut tl.# R*n*.
TOWSON, Md. (AN—A Ralllvolrnt and Protective Order of more County policeman who used
Elks will hold an Initiation Thurs tn beat out piano rythm* with a
Meeting Told
day evening, Oct. 6. Five candi dine* band haa found a plara on
A meeting of the Civil Service date! will be Initiated into the
the police b#*t tor hla muaie—tha
Board of th t City of Sanford will
be held tomorrow night at •
i Ll. Lawrence E. Jacques, you
o'clock h the Civil Servlet room Robert J. Thomas and Carl C.
might say, i» the Paul Whiteman
of Ihe Lily Hall.
Dodson.
of safety to thousand* of Balti
Tha meeting ii a regularly arhaPreceding th* Initiation cere more County school children. He
dultd oat according to N. O. Gar mony aa Italian apaghotU with
ner. Personnel Director for th* meat bail* auppor will ha aarvad tompoeei music end rhymea with
traffic *af«ty th*m#a and Uachra
City.
beginning at 6:10. Tht (upper I* th* klda to put th#ir safety Uabeing prepared hy Stinson Kinlaw
j sen* ta muilc.
and hll ram mitt#*.
TOUNG GIANT
I La*t year, aom# J$,990 pupil* at
MIAMI BEACH UR-Tha railroad
.1* schools were honored a t special
industry must regard itself a* a
WHO OWNS WHAT?
i assemblle* far camplling perfect
vigorous young flanr and muit
OCALA I*— Deputy Shtriff
plan for growth. Jama* M. Sjmes, Kenneth Hart found out what safety record*.__________
president of (ha Penni ylvanta Rail happened to th* monkey Mn.
road, tald hero ytiUraay.
MOAQUITO BLUES
Tom Martin reported mining.
FERN AN DIN A BEACH Jri- R
"Th* Industry should spend M Her huabaad told it to a fitted
bOUan daCara to Ih* a n t to year* for M , Hart u id , hut tha waa a routine report down to tha
If R really d n u cU to participate friaod’i vfi« wautoat tot him lin# fia t aald: eiue# nf aecid au t.
la tbo w p iid to j American wot
"Mosquito" waa tha aaiwar afIt and ha getd H to a third
o a y ," toUMa KM to t Tree wry
for SB,
ficari |o t from William J. Koppfin,
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Hail.
Dtriatoa,
Maitto triad to hoy R S , of Oklahoma Cvly. H«‘ laid
back tha IBM max waatod M •hila ha hatted at lha mnaqulto
He a*Id traifM movement* to a id Martin afcjtctod. Hart itM. Ua ear ran off Ova road and into
matUag th* ctaa atoaud vHhout a fro# yaatarday.
tbe Varied fitoton will bu m
•ad Ua wjia wuga toaaL.
Jtrurj
Deadline for qualifying in lire
San*r,rd City F.k'rUon on Nov cm
her X u;il be at S p m, Oct tl
• nd It N Sayer, litv Clerk No
one an tar. has qualified for Ihe
rt>mir.g rtrvtiun which l» being
held In name a Lily lummi<-inn
er to fill the vacancy caused by
the rtp l jimn of the term of May.
or Denver Cordell.
Sayer atsu pointed out that the
registration books of Ihe city will
clou- at S p m. on Friday. Oct.
2*. Thn«r who have out at vet regi-terrd, so that they m*v hr ell.
gihle lo vot« m the election, are
urged to register before Oct 24
Only one indication ha* been
msih-. lip tn tht* time, of the pn*ilbi!lti*i of a randidatr tor the
vacancy on the Board of City
Commissioner. Merle Warner haa
indicated that there Is some pro.
habiltllrs that he will be a randiditr but he insisted that ha has
no made a final decision. Warner,
a service station operator on Firat
Strtat at Sanford Ate.. Is the
firit, so far, to show any interest
and aay that he might become a
candidate tor tht city wide post a*
Coni mission er.
Troopers
Called
To Help
Sheriffs Office
To Make Reporls
On Car Arrests
Rocks, Bottles
Arc Hurled
NEW CASTLE. Ind P — Eight
prison* were shnt lodev in a
pitched hsttle involving an e«ti.
mated .vooo wmpathy demonstra
tors outside the little strike plagued
Peifee Circle I'orp, foundry.
Police received so unconfirmed
report that one person had been
killed.
Thre* of the virtimi »•>» war*
wounded hy hulleti, on# seriously,
were nonstrikers inside the plant.
Five demonstrators were wound
ed a> eity police fired from inside
the plant.
The interior of i house near the
plant lived hy polire as a head*
quaiteri was broken into and all
furnishings destroyed.
Rocks and hollies broke all
window* In th* guard house at Ihe
plant'i main gate
Gov. Georg# N. fra ig 'i office
ordered IV) state polire trooper*
into th* area Immediately. They
were lo join city police before
moving into the trouble area
Horace Coin Craig's esecutive
tecielary, said "we re hopeful and
qurltrd end order restored without
railing nsut Ihe National Guard."
Landowners Told I
01 Change In Rates
V. T. Ramey. Jkminole, Assist,
ant County Ranger of the Flnrida
Forest Service reminds landuwneis
that the rate, tor plowing fire
tines around iimbeiland haa been
changed clfeclivt Sept t.
Th* change from a per mite to a
per hour bail* waa made to con
form with a rr-nlution psned bt
the State legislature duelling that
when a rharge it made tor any
servlre by a state ageney, this
rharge must be luflirient In cover
Ihe actual cost of the aervlce.
"This change tn a pei hour 1st six
will muse neatly put our equip
mrnt operation rharge in line with
the accepted prartice of charging
tor crawler tractor operation by
tba hour,” Ramey said.
The current ratea tor Ihe ditferenl pieces of equipment will run:
Mro per hour lor lines plowed hy
a John Deere, t; oo tor the TDI
cilia, and $10 no foe th* TD-il
dii*.
"Plowt-d fir* lines around and
through timberland *r* an affeclive mein* in rheckmg tha pro
gress of a wildfire To encourage
landowners to have fir* Itnea plow
ed a* a fir* prevention measure,
the Slate Forest Service will plow
Ih* first fifteen minutes without
charge." roneluded Ramey.
Foe further information, ne to
report a wildfire, cell: !M W Baaford, Fla.
Ames Brothers, A BC T . V. Sued
LOS ANGEI.EB i/TN-Th* Ames
Rtotheia and the ARC Television
Network have been sued for $225,900.
Two writer*, Alan IJpsrntl and
Robert Fisher, filed the suit >'#*•
teiday claiming the Ames bro
thers’ show sv*t Illegally rnpie*
from their production idea called
“Four Cheers for .Atom,”
Former President
Trum an To Speak
KANSAS CITY rv - Former
President Harry S Truman kcaves
today by train tor Boston where
he will apeak Thursday night al
a Tr.im»n Memorial Library din
n»i under auspice* nf Ihe United
Jewish appeal. From Boston he
will go Ic. Nrwr York for several
d i)i and while Iher# visit New
York * Gov. Avwrill Harriman.
CHANGING HANDS
JACKSONVILLE .JP- The A#s
(loud, luxurious fourmaited sail
ing yacht that hat been host to
piesidrnls and royally, today
changed from American registry
to Dominican Republic.
Gibbs C orp, ship building and
repilr firm here, recently bought
tba ftoa Cloud from Mrs Mar fori*
Marriwaathar Port ot Washlnitou,
D.C.
It was buill In Germany in 1H1
at a coat of lto million dollars *ml
had bean owned by Joiaph Davie*.
termor i » ambassador to Ru»-
In Ih* absrnrr of Gos. Craig,
wlm is In Miami for American
l^giuo Committee ronfeirnce prior
to th# opening of the National ro
se nlion there Oct. to 1.1. Gov.
Harold Handley would have lo call
out the guard if It Is reeded
Handley h it said he would not
rati them out without first ronsullIni with th# governor,
Thouiandi of demonstrators,
apparently romiag from as lir
away ai Kentucky and Tennessee,
stormed onto Ihe foundry'* parking
lot. some ahouting, "let s go home
and get our guns. Well show the
dirtv
PartR—
of. the crowd pulled back
after appeals tor dispersal were
made from an automobile rooftop
hy Capt Robert Itillon of the
Indiana Slat* Toiler and f. J
Kueela of Indianapolis, assistant
regional director of tha striking
CIO United Auto AAoiker.
fapt Dillon, commander of t v
• tat# pohrt post at nearby
Cunnersvtlle, stained th* demnn
•tralori to disperse on threat
bringing In "200 (tit* police withm
two hour* "
However, some of Us,
Sheriff Lu'her TT-shhe tods*,
said that he would put into effect
the instruction* given th# sheiiff*
of Fiiridv a! Itie Governor's High
way Safeiv Lonfcrerra held in
Miami lavi weekend
Shertff Hobby u .f that (h'pulles
and his entire tore# would bear
down on hot rods any evressnn
tpee 1 motorivts in o rrir to help
rlim rat# %om# of ihe highway
fatalities m d property toss.
Reports of arre-t! * ||| S# dtl*
patchrd promptls- to Tallsha1**#,
• aid Sheriff Hohhs, along with th#
disposition of each c*i# And ha
revealed that after three ca'#s
brought against am ore nvo'oml
who ts tottnd guilty of the viol*.
Hon*, will mean the revocation
of drivers iicens#s.
Juvenile Traffic cases, said tha
sheriff, wdl h# handled in th#
•am# manner as the adult motorisla axcept they wdl ht tried be
fore Ih* Jtivrntt* Judge The sam*
measure* wdl he taken to ihe>*
ce*ee,
"W# era patrolling th# County
highways ” said Sheriff Itohhv,
"day and night tn apprehend Ih*
traffic violator betorw h# kills him.
aelf or eumront ris e " Triffia
caaea from rverniv* i|Mtd. drtv.
mg while inlnxiratrd, not observ
ing traffic regulation rotating to
th* pasting an tutls. end viol*,
ll»n of right of way arw piling
up, snd we intend In rontlnu# our
crackdown on motorist* not herd
ing the warning "Another violalion ■# raped in watch ctoroit,"
according to the sheriff, *ia Hi*
•towng up in #«ng#t(rd a m t and
ia school tones ''
Aa a result of Instructions re
ceived at the Governor's tltghwae
Safely Conference, said Sheri'f
Hobby. "\V# ara m report any
one w* see that. In our opinion,
ni’' f»P-*hl of Hilvlng" "Siirh
rases
he said, a mild rcaiili ii
a lest and evamtnatmn given to
that motorist reported"
No Progress Told
; As US, Red China
Ambassadors Meet
demon
slraloii stayed near tha foundry,
throwing atone*, bottles and bncki
J. G a zill Anounces
Two Major Awards
In • recent merrbsndls* award
sponsored jointly by the Aries
."More* Corporeliun end tba Tip
Top Supermarket, the Iwo major
awards wei# announced hy Tip
Top Ownrr-Manager, Jo# Gesill,
*i follows:
First prise of t Monarch Raw.
Ing Marhin* to Air*. tAilma 9#«n.
409 Pslmrrio Av*. and second
prise nf a Monarch Vacuum Clean
er to .Mis. Jane R. Glenn, Apt.
9, Ednard Higgins Teriare.
ll was *mphatised by Gaiill
that in order to participate in lha
awards, no putrhas# was neces
sary nor was il requited that th*
holder of a winning tirtet b# pi*.
• enl. Registration at Tip Top was
all lhat was ntressary.
GENEA t Iwitrettsnd P—Am*
betiednrt of the United Alafet end
Communist China ms* for Ih# I9:H
llitls* Ind*). but afti r Iwrn bnqre
19 mimitea of discussion they fail
ed U report any progress toward
rasing tension m lha Far East.
The etmosphei# enveloping th*
talks seemed rather to indicate t
stiffening of aiSitodw* on bolls
side*.
Th# two envoys I* Aleals John,
son foe the Untied V ital *cd
Vetif Ping.nen lor Red China—
cnuid not even agree today op a
sentence In lh«* romminique <•#•irllung Ihe tuhjecl id Ihrir dltru ‘sion as Ihry hid done in Ih*
pail.
Fhcv simitted Ibe senlrnc# snd
Ihe communique said only * Tba
ambassadors u( Ihe Lolled Slvl‘’s
i Pina held their 19th meeting to,
day Pro nest meeting will ba
held fsalurday. Oft I."
Dog C lass Planned John L. Lewis's
Fjnrullmcnt nf Fall Dog Train
H eart Trouble
ing class will open Friday, Oct, 2
*1 I p m at Ihe Animal llotpllal,
Orlardn Highway, Thoro inter Not Too Severe
ested are asked In call 1229
INDICTED
Of'ALA JP-Mrs L'arleaiher May
Fool* yesterday was indicted for
firat degree murder in th* slaying
nf Roscoe J. Hatgell, a Negro
stale beverage agent
Hargett was ihoi lo death aftc
he arrested Mrs. Poola'a husband.
Juliu* Poole, Negro accused of tn
terfering with Hargett and a fel
low agent investigating a moon
shine ease. The Incident svecurted
Kept. M at a piric 16 uviias from
bar*.
MEMORIAL IK RVICES
WASHINGTON r Doctor* h» •#
diijnosrd John I Lewis* trouh'a
as a hrart attack l;Ve Ih# on* lh.it
felled Piesidrnt Eisenhower, hut
not ai lever*.
Tr. John Minor. Lewis’ physl#
ru n . said last night it now appear*
toe Tl year old bon of ihe United
Mine Workers suffered a “ ver*
minimum heart attack” about lw«
weeks ago Minor said Lewis is
progressing so welt he probably
would go home at th# end ot lhl6
week.
Lewis wi* admitted to Emergen*
cy Hospital Sapt. S - tbs day
before Eisenhower w as stricken i*
Colorado It waa said at (bu timu
he wai In for ■ rest and checkup.
Rut Minor said yesterday U kafi
been drier mined ha waa stricken
with a "allghl” reran ary thrumbeat*.
JACKSONVILLE ISA-Tb* Sivy
yesterday bald memorial aarvlcet
for nils* erawmtn of a Humean*
Huntar plana and fwa Canadian
ntwapapar man who disappeared on Ha auM Lewis' attack wai "net
a (light Into tba atom Janet lait nearly In tha *am*
w i
ats-
a■
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i1a,
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TODS HIW1F A P II*
DEFENDS YOUR RIGHT
TO ENOW!
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in off MlnniUt
rbouls Ihinnth lu esd ir, ■tittered
showers
a v*
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VOLUME XLVI
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i* p n o n t n r n
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
MONDAY. OCTOBER *,195*
SANFORD. Fl.oniDA
in
ififm ooin,
^
A m k Ii Ih I P r m U v f d W ir#
No. 2*7.
World, Community Large Crowd Expected
k
I * McKibbin Calls
Meet To Study
CofC Membership
f
ChsrThr*»r» heard termnr.i
rmes» 7*tterday from the pulpit
chosrn faith, with messages
to th» welfare of the tommi
r l ' 3 1Local Delegates
Commission Meeting
Phone Call Campaign
In Progress Today
Merle Warner May
Seek Commission Post
a targe rrnwH of lem inole,— County ritisrns Is exported la
* Lat’.'nig'ht, at the Christian ant T n A | | p n r j C o n f d b
attend the meeting of the Sent
Missionary Alliance Church, the I V H I lW lI U V V I I I tJ U
Inole County Commit sinners
Rev. David 5. Came fix, pastor,
lh* r—i.it h-iu.e tomorrow morn
spokr on the subject “Vital Christ
There is a possibility that a lo
ing at 9 ,u
ianitj."
cal Idling station opeiatoc *> II
l ttrads stiram of telephone
declare himself a candidate lor
Hr raid, “ ll has been »»ld that
rails ts bring made hs volunteers
Latcal representative* of the
the Sanf >rd City Commission tor
The Seminole County Clum btr Chtiitianity Is net a,religion but
ssking Seminole County cltixens
the vicirxy created when Mat or
of Commerce Re-evaluation Com a life.
schools, County Health Depart
to attend the meeting. Mr*. Vsra
Denser
Cordell
withdrew
from
mittee it meeting this afternoon at
“S.rely, to become a Christian ment, and others interested In the
M. Tollr, aecrstaiy to the Citilen
the
race
in
ihe
coming
early
Novtbe local USO Building
It to find life. Jesus said, ‘I am wvltare of handicapped children,
f.’-immittre and Ihr l.ong Range
rmber election.
President George Touhjr oxjdaln- come that they might hate life,
Highway Planning Commiltee s-f
Th1 ’rairie Like Thr.itrr cvih*
Merle Warner, npcralor nf War#0 that the meeting s a t called by and that they might has* It mote will attend the Confetence of Flor
th« item inote County i ham her of ler was held up a, qunpunt Frtdve
nor s Gull Service, on First S t,
Cliftord McKibbin. rhatrman of the ahundanlely.* The New Testament ,ida s „Handicirped Children it 0*>Commerco started the telephone night ant *2Ao was taken from thn
and Sanford Ate . said this morn
membenhlp committee, to make a abound* in statements of truth t® | ,r>n* BcJch- Oct. 11-11
sailing
and recruttrd several Vol- evening > ticket s*|rs
ing. *'l am seriously thinking ol
Hudy of the membenhlp subscrip
tv put y Sheriff tv C, Owens said
unteen
from those who esprr-*
thi»!
_
C
ran
.m.
-p*w*n.
Go„
rnor
u
n
„y
Coi:in,
h„
pro.
•leclsring m j'clf a candidate f->r I The Seminole county Junior
tion of the Seminole County Cham
Interest when railed atsnul the this morning that loo tv.u walked
“Grruina Christianity I* the Consultant for Seminole County claimed Ihe month of October I9i5, the (>os' but I have not jet made C'tvwmbrr of Commerce will bring
ber of Commerce and to evaluate
nut of th- theatre, mui V a gun tn
lo Sanford Ihe second largest nr- n,h*ling.
the program and financial partici direct result of a living faith inlSchools will attend the meeting as at Parent-Teacher Membership En- up my mind.”
the rih« nl the male ticket «rl>r,
cut
in
the
world
for
an
afternoon
Seniinol*
County
right-of-way
pation. bated on ihe future needi the Geipet of Jesus Christ which vi.li representative* possibly from ' soUmrnt Month. In making the
This it Ihe (irsl indication nf a
and made nil with the ra»h
and
evening
performance
Nov.
4
agent
John
E.
Fox,
said
Saturday
of the local chamber of com is th* powsr of God unto salvation ^ Heilih Lau and other school Pr*xl*m*lion for ihe Florida Con possible candidate for the seal
Deputy Sheriff Owens «aid h#
The King Brothrr* and Cole month g that all deed and instru
gress of Parents and Teachers, on Ihe Sanford City Commission.
merce to c in y out the plant for for every an* that baliaveth. Christ ditUioni.
Dcpnttrs Morgan McClellan (hitsments
for
right-of-way
properties,
Brothers
Cirrus,
said
In
be
Ihe
sec
liosemor
Collins
expressed
Its*
ianity is mars than a religion, it
mulated for 1M4-4*
Asked whether or not he will
Dr. Allred P Shand« Jr , Medl- ronsittion that the public spirited he able to slate definitely wheth ond large*! -hm* of its kind in Ihe prepared hy the Slate Road De hart Eubanks, and V E Evans,
There hie been no re-eviluation Is life. It it vigorous and sltal. It
folloscd Ihe trail of the two
Dtractor of the Nemours Foun- service of the pare#t-teacher or- er or not he would run. in the near world, will he in Sanford under Ihe partment in llelaind, were deliver jnuthlul robbers when they h*fl
of the Chamber of Commerce quickens th* puls* and Hit* the
mtmbenhip. Prendent Touhy laid, heart and constrains to artist dation will participate in th* eon- gatviiann Is a most Important con future. Warner said. “ I have plen au*piers of the Jayrret for Ihe one ed to him.
Interest hat reach*,| a new high visible piths through heavy brn«h
tribution to the development and ty of time to qualify and would day show
in aeveral yean. The city hat con- aardca for the Master.
ftrence
and grass. They said Ihe tan
Harking
hark
to
days
of
old.
Ihr
in
Ihe progress nf Ih* proposed
welfare of our Sate and merits the Ilka tu think it *ser a hit longer."
tmuouily grosn with the program
“There are four w a y s t h e Bsv.
young
men went back Inin Ihe the
Tb*
Conference,
an
annual
affair
cirrus will bring with them a four-tauing, widrnlng and pasing
recognition and aupport of all riti
of the Chamber of Commerce In- Carnefix said, "that will 'tad any
gigantic parade which is rxpectrd of 17-92 from Sanford lo Oilanjo, atre and escaped in their car dur
creating but with no added reve one who honestly seeks to the co-sponsored by the Nemours'rent. lie calls upon all rtliicni to
th* intermission between
to move through downtown San with the possibility that rrowxJs ing
nue.
kind of Oriatianfty that it vigor- Foundation and tb* Florida Chil- cooperate fulls in the annual morn
shows.
alien.ts
th»
Tuesday
morning
ford
prior
lo
Ihe
aflernoon
shots
The re-ova!uttlon Commltteo, ously elite. ( 1) Kind out what df' n’* Commission, is fa used on brrvhip enrollment endeavor.
meeting nf th* county commis Tins is the second lime that tha
Nov. 4.
with Clifford McKibbin ai chair l* th* deadealnr influence In. your tbe admiu t i n lion - school, .c lMr* George Hanford. Leesburg,
theatre his hern rubbed. On on#
Elephants, camels,
prancing sioner* meeting may require th*
man, ti competed of retpretenU- life and atk God to remove It. fare, hospital, and public health— membership chairman for (he
other instance the licket olfir*
us*
of
th*
court
room,
lions,
tigrrs,
and
Ihr
famous
callUse* of the Finance Committee,
was brokrn Into and burglarised.
Don’t txpecl too much of your and it expected to draw ths top stale P f A . has announced that a
ope
wilt
be
teen
a*
Ihe
show
motet
the Membenhlp Committee, the (2)
Borne eiliiens has* offered to
feelings- Christianity |, not a mcn f,om ">*•“ f'f Ws »« slt-t ust goal of a quarter of a million ntemThe twx* armed »x>bbcri are deainto Sanford if plsns go at sche apeak out on th# controversial
Executive Committee, 1 and the matter of fMlinr. hut a matter of u" \
rrilun
as bring about ! fee! |
the handicapped h«r* ha. been set for the 19VVUM
duled.
subject, others have esprested inches tall, bolh wearing dark
membenhlp drive committee.
yr* r, and local, munty, and dts
faith. (31 Lqg God hast*, rheme child,
Complete
details
of
the
showr,
llitir
opinion*
but
were asked not | roim (( inrt
,j,irts, on*
Dr. Shindi. well-known for his trlct groups are uniting their af
In your If# every day. HI Learn
the circus performers, and the lo be quoted,
bring sandy haired and tha other
by the tvperience „f our* who efforts in behalf of (he philan lu«U to meet that goal.
J a tr r r s part in bringing the gi C. O Todd, operator of Toddy's i dark halted,
I'n.lff the leadership nf Mr* C.
have matu-rtd in the Faith and thropic orginflation, will art a t
gantic circus (o Sanford will he restaurant on Ihe Baoford IIt land# !
,
Duns
aid
Jotin>nn.
Quincy,
pirti
<
lalrman
of
the
interest
group
on
have rerun-Ad thetr eaperi-nets."
rrtrasr-.l soon, according to offi High* as, said Satm.lay morning,
111•t mipin t
dent
rf
Ihe
Florida
Congress
of
„
otiry
,
iuh
hfll,
,hu
D
.gnosis
and
Evaluation.
The R etiR . If, Spear Jr., at
cials ol Ihe local organilaliun.
“I ran’t begin to imagine
the state
v#ch, ..........
, |ub
nghligbt.ni th* eighth annual I’erentr and
, Teachera.
^
....................
— ............
riot* your
th* Fir«t Clutch of the Naiartns,
will happen lo us if th#
•
enf
\r»or;
(riog‘—
—»•••
k«
"llviv
jltriilA
W
,®'Jr
miudt
(6
the
steady
growth
of
ran
said, Is lit sermon y n U d s ;.
doesn't go lhiough.“ tliei
i#l* Ar«|
f
daging
dha
last
Ibw*
yeavs
snd,
cfr
4|)(<
tn
the
Jiet
nfW
mfth
“ths consilience* of life ar* won demonstraUoni In Ut* treatment of
many of u> he told a Sanford
now
ranks
twelfth
In
the
nation
derful hut there Is no substitute handicapped children. These de In a message to local P T .t odi rf diagnosis and new treatHriaid reporter "dependent upon
for a personal salvation with a monitrations will depict Florida member*. Dr, J. Broward Culpep men. are. rn the other hand, very
Ihe tis lh c that i* bionght hy
encouraging”
Dr
W.
A.
Dcrrirk,
programs
In
speech
and
hearing,
passion foritoul winning. It doe*
our deni* h#<au<* nf lb* High
per. executive secretary of the
way."
Lacs! Florida Highway Patrol not comr in handy lake-homa visual screening and service, Florida Board of Control and Vice- pathologist at Ihr Orange Memo
ftwles
of
gesoflii#
for
(he
month
rial Hospital and director of the
Virile Warn*' operator of a
officers were faced with a deluge package* hat comes in glory af orthopedic classroom instruction, president of the Florida Congress,
orange County Tumor iltme gave of August m Srniinolo County, flllltig -tetlotr at the rxunrr of
piychological diagnosis and edu
of "d ririn r while Intoxicated" ar- ter hard «#rk at tbe altar and In cational evaluation, hospital ward points out that ta*t year the Con
ram
r
to
701,7t*U
nation*
with
a
a
most
Interesting
ami
informative
retie over the weekend. Four the secret glace.
gress s b i made up of nearly 210,- talk on the subject of canter, 'the total ta* of 149.208««. Of (hi. First St ami Sanford Vsr- said.
r u n . v i m pin v r v*it Aity,
A man cannot be saved until l? , ' hinS’ ph,, , i r V
000 member* This sear the public speaker slated that Ihr cancer lax, the two rent p-r gallon re ''anything (Hat on! make SanD-ril Gen William T Tompkins said to
charge* were made and diivera
h . see, h|| need. And when he ? ‘h" lp ^ ,r*'",n* « * »•»"*>
schools had some 700 000 children rate had Increased rapidly in the turned In th* county came tn grow. I am fur, When th* city day Ihe Ji-stice f>ep.srtment will
A turned over to county officer*.
(aided and rural setting methods
grows my buainess glow s" Vnd not he "lulled Into in act ion” he
( ( onllnurd On Pag* Eight)
Roger Shelton, s 11-year-otd ia told thg| 'hs is a child of na
past 20 years and to enmbal it* * 192*2 40.
The conference faculty wilt in
Warner added, "tha fnur-lantng
white leberer of Orlando w ai ture whow behavior la explained
spread cancer ellnles, more com
This gallonagr of gasoline told will certainly make Sanford a triliriim of it's us* of rv-Cnmmttclude *ucb distinguished persons
eherged with DWI, t rallet south by sciantiOc law* and he can't
monly known at tumor clinics In Jtrminole County is more than more prosperous, a bigger, and nisi* and confidential informers »»
ai Dr. Leonard Mayor, Director of
of Sanford on 17-92. Trooper T. help hlm*df* h» la easy prey to the New York Associalldu for Ihe Judge's Office
,
.
witnesses in suhsertise pioseruhecau-e of the more inrltitisrnrst jtM».ocm gallons mor* JHao August a heller city for
ita ritlieris at |Jo(M
'
(CMtiwad on Pag* Eight)
Mark Mack alto placed rharges of
nf top latter term had been open of 1984 with a tax inriease of well #• ll» business house* "
Aid of Crippled Children; Dr, Ro. an iilure*<
. . . . . . prrpj-eq
„ . . . r. . .r t . a
.
,
,,
.
In
"no driven license" and “impro
Issues
13,509
ed in ocetions of many stales.
nearly IS.onn an<t an Increase in
matne P. Markie, U. S. Office of
.an on
,ir" 1 * annual ronlrrrnie of th* Internaper Ileente tag " agalntt Shelton.
In this area, Ihr rtimr at Or return ta* tn Beminol* County of ator, owneri -on
Education; Dr William Wolfe,
and operator of H d- |J(|nj| A<jn pf
(l
Joseph John Zefo, 33-year-old Charges Are Made University of Texas; Dr Lloyd Drivers Licenses
lando served fo e counties sur- approximately 1200
son-M..*e hu.m tur. Store on, r.s t Tnn kln<
h,
Vne .
white truck driver of Orlando, wet
There'a one outstanding fact' rounding Orange. Dr. Derrick
Dunn. U. S. Office of Education:
Gasoline sold in Florida during ) .r . M sa d "I
re.tainly t| |, ’.i.mUM pr* lire to oCer ths.
charged witjv DWI, 10** miles Against Witness,
and Art Hill, Educational Dirrc pointing to the growth of Seminole slate i He spoke tn ih-tail of the the month of August this year
1
"
»
n
U
.-"ri-s•"n
pi>ssouth of Sanford Sunday night at
Ihrec mu*t popularly known me tart * In a total of |(W),lil.7.S7rt gal iiavIiiv of cPJ. Our very Tivrli
tor of L'mted Cerebral Palsy.
livtli- i*'P*
' , "f_ wilne**
lt . in .criminal
,
County
I
,
,
.
ai,«
L
.
*
!
.
M
r
ilr
rthoft
Ihr
-m*
1:80. Patrolman Carl Williami William Oglesby
ihodof
treatment,
surgery,
Xho<w
f
»
Fpfnd»
on
In#
high
*#7
*
During the month of September,
lons. This Is the first lime that .
,
1
.
.
u
...
miik
in
mlimit
innvrment
In
iht«
fountrr
preferred the chargee and Zqfe
ray
and
radium
and
stated
tha
. m.n 11 men
WilllanCY. Oglesby, bald in tha
the Seminole County Judge * ofsale# In a summer month has* biirvcine
' w * buttnrti to ui nith tu a*
a a aa ."en
x cf -'
"criminal
mena.
waa turned over to county authori Seminole Bounty Jail a* a material
fiea lnued 13,808 driven licenses receitly radio-active material* exceeded a hundred million gal modem fanliliea for motorist*.
Casselberry
Group
Yst
he
said
uninformed
rrit.rs
were being ntllirrd in eerlain lons. The total for August this Th# proposed projeel is a must
ties at the scene.
witness h another rase, was
for IBM
attark no! only Ihe credibility of
1)pe*
of
the
malignancy.
for
lh*
rnnlimied
eeonomu
growth
Oscar Mack, a 88-year-old negro charged wth “accessory after th* To Be Shown Film
Judge Erneat Ifousholder sakl
year Is over 11 million gallons
particular witne«-es but also thn
(Cnnliourd Ihi I'ag* F.ilhly
Assuring hit listener* that greater than last August, and over
truck driver was arrestsd Satur fact in mi commission of a fe
that there were nn lines tn conpropriety of Ming h« m at all
Dr.
John
Morgan.
Medical
Dir
day aight d mile* south of San lony” ara “feloniously aiding In
tend with this year. People, he through groups such as he was ad 2 million gallons more than this
Tompkins, who hea l* the depart
ford on 1T-M and charged with th* conrajlmtnt of certain itolen ector and vie* president of th* said, cooperated wonderfully in dressing much progress could be July. This ll unusual, because in
ment'* Internal Security Diujion,
Seminole
County
Unit,
American
mad*
In
educating
the
public
about
getting (heir license* on lime
“driving w h i l e
btoaicated' propertyTi when warrant* were
the past, July has bc*n a bigger Rev. Schlessmann,
did not mention several siith wit
He reminded motorist* who have rancer in Ilf primary alages month than August.
Chargee were made by Patrolman served nalklm by Deputy Sheriff Cancer Society, will addirs* (he
nesses who later repudiated their
Cassetbctry Woman'* Club on not yet uprrhased their IBM driven wher-by satisfactory and success
Williams.
0 . G. OlRnt.
e-timony—amnng them Ill-see
The seven rent per gallon las Lutheran Pastor
October
8th
at
1:30
p.
m.
at
Cas
ful
treatment
might
he
utillrnl
liernse
that
there
I*
a
delinquency
##'
Michael dranlck, 80-year-old
The f « t charge grew out of
Matusow who had ic«tilied both in
rn!Ie< ted by Florida dealers nn
He
was
tnroduccd
by
Dr
Charles
selberry.
fee
of
|l
000
now
when
the
license
white air force man was chaigod th* hreaUttg and entering of the
court trials and before congres
their August saiti nf gasoline, and Attends Session
Dr. Morgan will also show an is applied dor or a drivers examin I.. P.irk Jr., program chairman, remitted tn the Comptroller In
with “DWI" Sunday night. It dwelling nf Robert L. Kelly at
sional corn mitres Epee king ge'lReverend
rhililp
SchUstman,
for the day. Bill Rush presided
mtlaa south af Sanford on 17-tX. Elder S Hng* whil# tha second educational film on ranter at that ation can be taken over.
erally of Informer witnesses, 1>#
The Judge said that lh!x year's over Ihe meeting with M. L. Ra- September, amounted to 17.007,- potior of the Lutheran Chureh of said:
Patrolman Carl Willlama mad* charge < me in the concealment time. Mrs. C. II. Wilton. Winter
K92.il, This is almost a million Ihe Redeemer. Panfoid and Foith
born,
(hdng
the
honors
In
Intro
sale
of
drivers
licenses
exceeds
a
the arrest at 10:08 p. m.
“Not only ha* the worst kincf of
of I ou oard motor* and a 12 Park. It in charge of th* Wednes last year's tale by nearly one ducing tn* suiting Rotarians and dollars mor* than waa realised Lutheran Church of Eu*tl», reday night program.
! *b*Me he-n t'ai>ed upon he wit
\
la oticr tn ffie arrest* and guage sfctgun.
.
from
Ihe
stm
t
source
In
Septem
presented If* two chureh*.
, r|,
guasta
thousand.
's nave been
\
charts* over the weekend, TroopA nut wr of outboard mstors
ber nf 1984.
meeting yesterday In Winter 11* UMmJ
p,. on) stalls hire!
I
or T. Mark Mack charged Leroy war* dii nrtrtd in a ref us* pit*
ven, where p»-tors nnif officlnl* of informants and kept w the* e ,-b u t
I
Hai*l Augustus. 80-ytar-old negro In Volut i County just north of
Kiwanians To Hear the Central Horlda Circuit heard the deadly serious arru-atlon has
b truekdriver of Whiter Perk with th* Lab Monroe Bridge while a
Rev William Van ftprerktesen re- even been made that the Depart
> h "reckless driving wilful and wan- shotgun waa recovered from a
Boy's State Reports | late ihe " S t I’aul Slnrv".
ment id Justirs lias hreit a party
v ton" when taken Into custody pawn sh
“ In tilfl, we will be (.•«-,! " i>S i y0 | j | >(, |r,iimor-\ gis, n in ronnteSunday afternoon at 1:18 p. m. 4
Seven other* have been Im
^t Luncheon Meet I a rent lirere nf faith." Van Spse.U e-; jon wllh |ht, ptlc i|te "
mile* south of Sanford.
plicated | tha aamc rasa but no
Thn Sanford Kiwanl* Cluh. at •cn, eses-utise -rrietasy for Ihe^ Denying these anil oilier a lie n Jerry Conner of Orlando waa charge* ffcvt ai yet been preferr
!*«
noon luncheon meeting Wed Flnrida-Georgia District, told the don* he said ha t been mad#.
rhargtd with being a ‘public ed by canity authorities.
Lumpkins said no one *cvn eita
nesday, will hear the five repre- group of pasloi* and laymen
drank" 0 mile* tooth of Banfayd.
Relating the prnwth nf tbe Lil- any instance whrie th-- Depart-entatlvej from Sanford tn Roy's
An additional charged placed
Stale, give a rundown nf their **. Iheraii Chureh. Vtissonrt flynml. in nut of Ju-rie# h.ts 'purchased
against Conner waa for "allowlag
nerlenres and artlsltle* while at Florida and Geort'» . the eteeiirive testimony,’ Kited wiinr-se* ‘lo tes
an unlicensed person to drive'
tify aerordtrj In the wishes ol it#
tending th* American legion secretary pointed lo the gains In lawjers,' or 'kep wltn-->ci be
Harold William Luttroll
ehurrhes and nienVtserahlp. Speak
-imnenred
annual
event
In
Taltam year-eld white carpenter of MaR.
ing of the 12 ehurrhes a frwr yeas* cause they has# Ihe ability 'to
bessen.
W land was charged with -“violation
inlrrpret Communist doctrine In
Th# five young men were sent ago, the more than Id today, ami such a way a* In bung it willvn
1 of right-of-way” 8 mile* north of
the
increasing
number
nf
addltu Tallahassee during the summer
Oriode. T. Mark Mack, F S P
the area prescribed hy the Smith
I*, "learn hy doing” th# nP.ration I **•»•! etwr.h#» In the future. Ire Ael
Trooper preferred the charge*.
.-f state government. They wrre « H . H - l " ^ • ’,#n,urt nf
Tompkins asseited thal in 1*
•imnsored by five civic elub* af faith to walk through those open separate Smith Art ra-cs involving
door#.'*
Sanford.
rresentiog the grsstip of pastors alleged C o m m u n i s t leader*
Guy Allen, program chairman
accused nf leaching ni advocating
and
laymen w ith the adopted hud- violent overthrew of the govern*
Tor the Wednesday Kiwanl* lunrhrem meeting will Introdure th* gel of th* Lutheran Church. mfn| ,h, jur|e, , flurnri| v#r(lfetl
Missouri Synod, he told th* e.- ,of lhf governmen
(overnmrn , ni) , hjl - (lv,
young high school men.
pitsentalises of ( entrai rlondo appelate court* have reviewed and
ehurrhes that 112,900.000 It the upheld these findings "
DECREE IMUED
goal of a growing, vearntng, strug •*Th# nnly logical explanation fur
DAMASCAS UT— Syria'i Moil*m
gling, strong church.
rriticiam ol the u*# of formag
; rcligloui leadera Issued a d*cre«
Rav. Van Bprerklasan said, a* Communists by lh* Depxrlment nf
today ruling aayoaa dialing with
Franca nm m lta a “great ala." ha ranrludad hi* 120 minute ana Juitica la that our critics view
Ctrculan aakad Moslem! to bey lysis of the atary af tha aynad- Uioye trials no as criminal, hut
.*oU France economically and eul- wtda matting la St. Faul that, “ If ai political in character," Lump
luratly and ae> to tend their ye* want to pre seres Amtrira kins laid. “They aeem unwilling la
and h*e haritogc yoa want to concede that the American Com
children to French schools
Tha decraa wet adapted because maka aura thal tha full form munist party poses any real threat
nf the French dispui* with Arab* af tha chureh tan he thrvwa or that Ua leaders have reaBv
la France’* North African tor- against tha alnlstof fareea af tha been engaged la a c r i m i n a l
At Daytona Beach
Robbers Hold Up
Drive-In Cashier;
; Escape In Auto
Jaycees To Bring
Circus To Town;
Many Events Set
Collins Proclaims
Enrollment Month
For Parent-Teacher
Dr. W. A. Derrick
Cautions Rotarians
About Cancer Fear
Deluge Of W
* Arrests Are Made
By Stale Patrolmen
I
Assistant Attorney
Gen. W. Tompkins
Blasts Criticism
Seminole County
Gas Sales Reported
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THE SANFORD HERALD
Mon. O el. S. 1955
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LOOKS UKE
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r w m , that,
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I still ca n ** \
m l 'E v? youve
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au . youQ
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7
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County Personals
I CATCH v y j , l —' —'
sick
inmmy
ruimrn,
end AUyn Kilfn.*owl
Mr. end Mrs. Raymond MrOill
are the proud aran lp erm u of a
hoy horn to Iheir dam hlrr aod
ann-ln law, Mr and Mn H. C.
Walker. Mrt. Welker li the lormer
Ftnrrnre MrOill.
Mr*. T. W. Prevail h»d a> her
su n le Wednesday, her slstrr. Mrs.
Ouy Durranre and f.oni ol New
Smyrna Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. (Irrrn and
daughter Sharon moved here Frlday from New Point, S. l \
Mrs. W. A. Ellrnwood left M-mday for Mira, Ge.. In vi.it her
tlaltr who has been 111.
The P*TA held Its monthly mealIni ( t Ihe rommunlly hall Tues.
day ni*hl. A protect of tcllui(
C T ,U U ...» r f . l ; b‘i , p l.,|r « ..d
T S S S .
....
Mre. Ed Fulford, M n M in e
Brademyer. and Mrs. Mary U t
Nichols. Befreshmenta nf cooklei
■
a M
. - w
. t t
The «ev end Mrs riUnwocid
had a. their i r o n t w S .t M?
Ellen wood! father, W. A. Rllenwood or Savannah. Ga
TO WHOM IT MAT roN cr.n X t
rrH E fii« _ 2
SOUARSHOP
AT THE GYM. *
n. OLITWHAT j
Wiu. <*RTYOU
ja c y o o u ..^ .
atrvuM 0 0 N
I WWT TO
YOU
Lacw’ THwa >
.Vottr* i* b*t*ar alv*a skat tha
une*r*tsn,«, kvrawini t* tea ~gt<*
mini,* Sam* Itatuts.** 1st** of
Kiartua atatutf*. wilt r*al*t*r with
tha inert, of lh , Clicult Court. In
an4 for (tr-uln.ilo l'»uniy. risrlfa,
iiiron r , Cr.pt „f iironf of lh* puhil* '
talm n of it. 1, notice, to.win S flA .jj
r u m in iA t u n o M r.sv r. H narpef
which wo t r , •«■«(•■ in huitkn*
at th* follow tog Aatfr*it*« la sa*
followlaa (III**:
sis tu ta o lis Avaau*. isafard,
Florkfa:
^PLATTROV
jo p l a c e .'u r r
FlMada of Mn. W. B. Harrison
will ho Interested to knew that
m aally tha waa Awarded n check
far SSM along with SI othtr drill,
aa osapk/aa of Orlando Air Baao,
for mdortag auiUlned superior
performoaco In her position far
tha period May IS, II
W May
Ur. and Mrs. Joe R. Wells have
returned from a waek’a visit with
.O-Tf*
o w fiih o
vipect In b* goo* from two t « f
Ihrce weeks.
w
The new Hunt building being
mmpleted a new Supret Msrkol
has npenvd and (heir Grand Open
wkfctf. cookie, cake, jdckles, tea farad teat waak. Ha is improvlnr ing day! will he lield this Friday
■nil tufl drink*, Attendog were; at thalFarnald IgBfhtim Hotplul and Saturday. Mrs. Sarah Mobley
Gayl* Burke, France* and Dannie in Sanford where m I* a partlant. and James D. Kirkland are the
Tlllle, Carol Ann Srtilmmlng,, Mi* children, Mr. aad Mr*. (i*or|c owner*. The Town wishes you both
Mary Jan* and Nancy (load, Unda Lea and aon of l^aiburg and Mr. success.
Mr. and Mr*. If. D. Rllterhoff
Humphrey and Joyr* Tetermn.
and Mra. R, Mua* of St. Cloud
of Lake Wildmcre have return*
J. R, Crawfnrd hat relumed and children, wrro called home cd from a six weak vacation. They t
from a vbi ation spent. visiting because of hit fsndltion HI* visaed with relatives in both tha m
•l^far. Mia Jlatel Murphy of
vela lie** in renneyleania.
North and Went.
Capt, and Mr*. J. II. Bryant and Norwich loan Cugv, and hi*
Mr, ami Mrs. Jr*< Colt Ingham
mother,
Mr*.
B.
*.
Crandy
of
family, have moved In Kern Perk.
are in Uhin visiting their four
Starke
arrived
Sotsiday,
They are th«» farmer owntr* of
daughters and fsmilir*.
Phillip Taney left Kaiuiday for
Mr. and Mrs Walter !»binell
Mr. and Mr*. K. D. Spidell and 1AU**U’ 9,*0'* 1*’ *h ,,• h« wU1 nf IVebUer, New York, were re
,n„
|nlo lh#)r n#w homt( 'mntinue his studiS* at USargia cent visitor* at the home of Chief
Tech.
1
Thiiriidey
and Mr* Claude Layo.
Mr*. Edgar ParrlUi and daugh
Mr. end Mr*. I„ J. Bchad linuyht
Mr*. Charles N'lrkols of Grant
ter.
Cindy,
war*
wsekend
gunta
the J. D- Bryant placa and moved
,
. S t , rntcitatned fttveral led** at
mm It, Kiiday .
of h#r parent*l Mr, and Mr». C .! a card party on Thurtday altar* ^
nooni
Chief and Mre. John Wurta of W. Pjoblom,
Chlrafn, 111., are ependlny a brief
Bobby Tills*, whd works for a
vacation In l.ahe Mary. They at* tree surgery concern has been
Legal______________
Notice
former rc.hienta and h»v. prr- made foreman and awigned to t h e ___________
P»rty here.
Palatka area. Mrs. Tills Is at pi*. 1 t q rHa cos **V o r t a n t a t *tv
J«.asesa.. es.-vsivni.s: ro iaT V ,
Mr, and Mrs. J. B. Harris sent spending »om* taua with her
returned Friday ni*ht from a moth*-, Mrs. Charles Shafftr In i.vK!iKM' ”#VAT,r. a r ° * ATK’
V™* .
11^hlr,w ,!’u' r >‘- Sanford and axpect* to join her William KARL yarn*
| to si .i . r n s .n iton* A*ti*rrs.'M^
T,h.* !"
rn'f* w | ** * a<1 *“ husband »hortly.
Mra. J. M. Thompson flew to
»!»V H tv iv u r u m , on iisc*
h~ r th** ,*h'
"’• km« • ■0o,,
a m i * » n » iv * r • t in k b t l t i : i
,n,m , 7 rm , . • « « « Maryville, TrniL, Tipplay to att
T»u *n>l each *( ynu aia h irt.T
tiotlfltit
and requited (» pieteat anr
end
an
area
macunt
tf
the
Board
• n‘l1. U nn * or*« for ,h * lr,P
and demand! which ran, «t
of Christian Eduratiasior the Pre* ilalrea
1 m rt, 1 t i . l.
• lihtr at >«u. m»* have aaeiaet the
thyurian Church, IIIA. held at •ttale al VVtt.UAlt KAItl. VAItM,
. c l uJ ,._ nf. . L*k*
Ill* of **ld ra u a tf, m the
Maryvillt Collet*. Mn Thomp*nn •■•celled.
"J*'
nutilv Jude* of Oemlaole Countr,
want
In
her
official
taparlly
of
yinrlda.
at
M* afrlc* In lh* *nur|
u i . . u lrtN
of **<d t.'ounie at Oanford,
Moderator of tha Kiel da Synodi haute
^
Florid*. wllhla eiaht ralaodtr
cal.
month* from thr lira* nf ta* f’*»t
Sept. 23. the Rev. 1 W. Scott, puhllcanan of ibl* oolice Kaefe
* « !> ■ ■ « * * ■ * C y l,.
eUim or d«maad ihall ha la writ*
tha Rev. C. C. Whit* and P. D. la*, aad ihall *ut* the iuara of
r**id*nre and poat nfflm addr*** nf
SSIT. fc ltJ *
^irT el^n7 mdL’ Andrrton attended tha fall mast Iho rUlaranr and (hall ho la n rn |»
ing of Proabylery at Oyul River. hr the tlaimani. *a*M, nr attar*
u“ri!,hro^^ *
On the return trip. Iky stopped n»V, •tut anr «u>h rfaim nr demand
\
! a r y r < ?
> ? - » : In Invtrneai and ralbd on Dr. nut 10 tiled (hall Ik told
Kd*m Karl V.rit
A* A diaiairlratar nf
,,r lfo,loR*I
Colleen Mat* and Mre. E. D. BrowUea. It Will
lh* etiato nt WILL*
,h#w<: *nn»
» P » « Wlt* ba remembered that hr. BrownJAM KARL YARN,
•<*"" nnd Beverly ilrowni *eme leo was pastor of 0* Sanford
declared.
u „,
Betty Heiemer end Carol
Presbyterian Church for mart ■ OTIC* t?*SISIR riC T IT tO la
nrhimmiar.
* * vest i.ttv
than 3S yaara.
Vahorn, Sandra Evan*, Mary Jana
Goad, Carol Schlmminn- France*
TUIIa, Sandra Grover, Mary Jo
Newharry aad Jeyta Peterooa.
Saaday afternoon callcra at tha
F. D, Andrtaan Kama aa Lake
Emma ware Mies Mary R. Rabin*
10a of Orlando and bar Rust,
Mrs. WHIM V . Mint* of Detroit,
Mkh.
Tha Seventh and Ktfhth Gradaa
of tha lAka Mary School ware an.
lertalned at a birthday party for
Joy WeeUr at her tome Friday
afteraoen. Group yamda and
musical variatlea wer« oajoyad.
Harry Waatac played many n*
quaata an tha accordion and Birg
er Waaler played tne vialia for
folk kdance*. A wiener roast
Thai tas ptrlv lai*r»«i*4 la *ti4
v—‘— i t-tsrtr'.v* u o>
Xatutai (j,* ronib»ar of Florida,
a.fNtlS* roroaratfaai
F l M Va-VaJSST P ^ff/C C* " ‘r'
Wratrra styla Sdusra
th r first Hair. Also *ev
couplaa
ia the Courtney part
a dance with very im
that was enjoyed by al
C. A. Farina and
again furaiahtd Uu m
sq u irt d sot tag a id Cof
Otla Fourskre did thoT
ThO aoal danco w ill|________
Tuesday evealag, O c l 'n , at I
p. m. R sretm btr th J Uai# and
relative* at Duatlloa.
>
WaBaaday, Mr. and Mn. F. D.
Aadarsin attended the grareside
Dsaatal services nf Mn, Frank K.
Alfred, lh# passed away In Rina*
Ingham, Mkh. aad burial waa be
side her husband In Greenwood,
Cesnatry Orlando, Mr. Andersen
wm a pallbearer. The
Alfred!
has been friends of Mr*. Anderson Taney, Colleen Matthew*, Myras
Mr. aad Mn. Thur
•Into bar littli-gtrl days. After Williams, Dolores Streak. Carol FarmlngtM. Maine,
gchhnmlage, Gayle Burke, Henry town for the winter
Grover, Undo Humpkiey, Clal 1past sen t rime rei
serparallaa
fry: Wa*i*r A. R«k*rt*
vyiljoa lUndtr* Ot IU*«,r*. _
MrKwaa A Heroin 1*i K«t( ■
Avaauo Oilando, ■
ari-vre ft 1
Row Tork.
A awmn c*t
rtl*d » ,all’ll ;
t'ourt I* aad
lr. Fwnia. in
�i
it
News of the W orld in Pictures
teZW*
THI IIV. JOMANNM WlSItt arriv e In New Y->rk with hi* wife nnd 3 hund-mme l>m,vt „f crw Art'. ;trans. Refugee* fn>m Ktxt Pn.-tl* which is n,>w In Commuillsl liandr. the Wr , N an- n route In
Akron, Ohio, The lim it/ include* (I. t o r i : I i>rr^ if,i, 4; Wrriwr. T it^ d ll •; ftuhtand ' Mut», M;
Adclgunte, 19, Waltraut, IS; Willibald, 22, W ilted, 17, and the nunulcr and his Udo. |J .notional)
CO PIIOI ttotv rl It ■ dibtwcr (left) and
t.it Anlhmtv M h I’ l,» 1>'I
I,, « im f H In llm m la lu hi** l i n y fought nil n.irk* in dir Puslt*r afte r
t i r ra rt n p ’ ini* wen t ilown rcrcnllt- l r r sold in ,1 Ih if r m n .
p t ni prMdird In the h e a v y m*j i «ln> •>! the I M i m i r u n l n t
ml M
t (rd|l *
l»
lt.ifi . l u l u w h e ic thr» v n r m i l b i u L t a u .
tin ; ’ *11010!)
A MtMOIAKlt DAY i fane* tip fur An • •I > • V r >
Itavi i the country in ocronlarcr with I hr lit
r n r *i;r fnui.'rv |i* auverrtgnlv T h n ■ . • * .
f.rr i.«iih*t in hum an oectijun; i/m vr Ai.lii.i.
VICI M tSID IN T n i r h s r d M.
N ixon leave* the W hite lloum
•Ite r he had held a tivo-hnur
m nferenr* with tnp IT r.ld e nllal
aide* In map G overnment opera*
lion* during the Illness o( Presi
dent Hticnhower. They are in
putted In h a te discussed prob
lem* Invoked In any delegation
of au flu trd r which may In* n e re>sary because of the P re tid e n ta
Illness.
f International I
«0Y tO O fM . m u tin y *t;»r, I*
M . C A tl I, W O O in f above).
I f , profess ur of physiology at
Ihe Ctereland, Ohio, C linic, hat
keen named winner of the ISM
Albert Lasker Award of the
American Heart Asaoelatton for
•distinguished achievement In
•he field nf rardkivatcular ro•earch." I>r. Wlggcr* wa« hnnaired for more than Ml years nf
research, teachln* and training
« f young heart Investigators and
for hit own fundamental ttudiet.
i n u n w i t h r i a r t u r .i I'tUnpcr,
and h e r » irr, llrld l. nn hl» a r
rival in Nr v York. Tint ntel the
t * n l iittr | l i > i n in, pl.nie Ih d
RttCANt M11DA, which preceded .fane! h r day*, e c e r d w id r.
Rad destruction srnuml T-iau'ira, Mrairft, Hilda I* ft a »lr In toll
about 100 persons, *00 inimed, and more than 3.Vfii><i hontclf -.s.
kip it a street In Tampico, strew n w iih debris, after the a Hit ftn*n
Ids. Iletnw, tHotig wind* and heavy rtint In dm w ike of Itn r.
pe Jtnct pound the hidnnr port of Ve - 1 Cru* 'teal, t i >" di 'h
r*tv him In frnm C alifonna f"r
t e HHh a n n 1 I W orld C ham -
pionthlp Itn. io at Madison
b<|Uurc G arden, (fn frrn a itn n a lj
CIWO r»ATO, winner o f f.Y},nm
on a T V fiuU pti,*tam, la sh o w n
'‘ •d ill ■
ifth ew i l l n l f r . i m
Offi a f.ir N e w Y o rk and home
aboard H e CfUfofurn ('n t.im ln .
The t i i i i P i * U f n sh oem aker, an
eepert nn njiera, tjted p t r l n f h 't
■
■ U p In «ltl| ti ll f il h e y anil
I t la Lit t* in Jia o . (1 n urn.il i.iiuil)
• i if f ....
, at Ih- I'rnt.i-nrt Suprem e V llrd i
<;• i-t • • e l
in the I 'n il
nt
I Slate s for I dka with off
I tn a* Lh jwtImtnl and will retain In III., putt etam.
Icauieu by Janet waa placed at aboul IN) persons. (Ini maiwnaly .
AfTIC fCfllOINO over a W hile It iu at Cabinet mortlntf for t»<e first
time. Vice l’r e ldent Hlrhard M. M o m hnttored Oot f r n o r - d e i c r u l o
of the Vlryin I lands, W a lte r O o n 1 ny a m i hU wife .d a Innrhesm In
the rrtitip f|, to r.) are: ( f o r don; beerrt ry of the Interior H o n s h u
M I. .jr; Mrs G ordon; and N u n n .
( I n te r n a lim a I .C.iund photo)
bow er In the fit M intons Hospital, I
C'hicf Kietutltre i signature since r
attaik. The President's bed was stlgt
he had In lane the paper* In Ihe all
Way ne Hawks, chiat of Whlta House
President was cheerful at the doeor
C.IN A irrtn M C»U|Nt»lia rrlitctw a e n r d
t m in ify Club In A' ntflon, Y i , m j tn..mrnl o( '*1
rlgned by President Hia-fl
ier, are the first to hove Ike
uffered a "moderate' heart
elevated for the signing and
afhs hit signature In them,
■ordt, told newsmen that the
t signing.
f;nUrw4th)a<:;
m c i . u r n h a h aiN to icio . : t.
H in t* Into teats at th e llall nf
Ju stice In Nan k 'ra n rliro shortly
a ftrr she tried un-.u rreu fu lly In
plead guilty In the kidnaping of
i» b y llobcit M arcus from a hos
p ital crib. She ap p ealed In co u rt
on a charge nf sim ple khln i
Mrs, nepedicld was ordered in
retu rn to court on O ctober 7 In
m ake her plra—givlng h e r tlm n
In confer with h er hu* . ,nd an d
h er law yer,
(In frn taiio n ljy
i V*
tCIINIU of ilr|-, <d At. i nline
l*resid, nt Jo ,n I'rroft. ini fii<li> rS
hrortetle tinnii plater M ’ i
Weiss (al ow.), ale |r|« n ln l la
have in a tie arrangem rttU in
7 irirh lor the romfnrtalile esila
of the former ilntatnr in Hailt*
r r|and. Heron It rri m in i In hat a
a fortune fliinalml at lirlwreii
tm oonoo an,| Sfonnniywi m
h visa banks,
(f n Irma Ilona I)
tttt'i fMOTO »s< made ft, r a Murine tr >, »,,d v
s ' -'.m l Hie otihmarine I .VS ; a l.loa ,1
t, >
ru.i»t of N orth C arolina. (Alartae Coftrs I’h. ,i
Hi ^ im f ■ ,r
aaaA
1\
L Aa*f . 'j 1
WlltlAM C D W tll motor* Into
Jljlih a llsn
taken by tug boat* ta It* deck at Norfolk, Va,
n v t .a a d lAicaat carxW.
(lwaeraetiaaal>
BI. IAMT0ID MAMCUI and hit wife, FTannah, beam fondly at their
beby aoa, noberRAg they are reunited with Ih* kidnaped 12-day-old t
ch'ld at St. Joseph-* Hospital, Stockton. Calif, The Infant, atolen
from It* crib In ML Zion Hospital, San Francium, waa given up by
Jdrg. hotly Jean Ocneditn, ta the pastor i t EL ilaiy’a Church, j
ffnm
I n irrn .itio n a l
lAirpost, Idle wild. N.Y.. after
•Hying up from Mr u rn Ctly fnr
<mshort stay In Ihr rity where ha
wtg once mayor, f) tJuyer said
be might visit Washington ta
confer with Income lag men on
• 10 *10 lhs-y are seeking In dis
allow front claimed expense*
while ha wai Amh»«t»,ior la
•Mexico. __
(iafermUtomdi
MM. AN0 MM C1YDI MAWNINNIY of Pittsburgh adnure Ihelr brand
new daughter, Geraldine Lea, who was bo-n in Los Angelra *>:lt
only I ! hour* ttoUce. Doctor* were treating the rhlldlew mother for
what Ihey believed to be a ftomach ailment without impacting Ih *
was
war nn
nn III w
way.
"We don
den It m
even
bat e *a
w
ai pregnant until the
th e baby
b*by was
ay, "Wo
en b»ve
diaper. "taM the aoiAMl (*ih*r, who la uu^ntplu/ao. il*ui*auyuil) J
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I P
eality Or Failure 0! 17-92
Before County Commissioners
Meetings of varioua kinds coma and go.
Soma of them are held for social achieve*
manta, othera a r t held to benefit the aafety
on hlghwaya and atreeta, other meetings
■re held for fraternallam, hnhbylsm, and
thousand* of dlvrra gains for tha commu
nity or Individual.
Ona meetln* of extrema importance to
•very* person In Seminole County will be
held tomorrow morning at 9:30 In tha Sem
inole County Court House. And to this meet
ing. every Interested citiien should an.
The regular meeting of the Seminole
County Board of Commissioner* is schedul
ed for tomorrow.
One subject th at will surely confront
th e commissioners Is the 17-92 four-laning,
widening and p»'ing project.
Scheduled for the commissioners Is the
final report of the appraisers, which Is to
he approved and forwarded to the ^ ta te
Road Department for Ha sanction. and then
hack to the Seminole County Commissioner*
fo r further actionThe meeting tomorrow, in the Commia■lonera Room of the court house, should
be an opportunity for rltliens to be hoord.
This la the crucial meeting of the year. The
17-02 project could either become a reality
■t tomorrow's meeting or It could berome
■ comolete failure.
Whether or not you want 17-92 fotirlaned. widened, and paved should he a sub
ject on which you give vour own personal
anpmvat and have your own say at the pub|fr meeting of the Countv Commissioners.
Unlesa you do give vnur personal views,
wishes, and apnrova!, the commissioners are
left to use their own discretion In carrying
r*»t road and paving plans for your commun
ity.
Fach Individual In Seminole County la
personally concerned with tha four-lanlng
of 17-92. One of the two most Important
project* In the Fifth District, according to
Rood Board Member William Dial of Orlan
do, It can control the economy of our varioua
communities In tha county.
Itffl
Tha Sanford Harold
TODAY** WR1.B TRUNK
All thy waves and thy billows hava past
ed over ms.—Psalm 42:7.—Yet the psalmist
continued to Itvs and write psalms. Strong
men are developed by great tribulations
and triala.
|
fA M B S
M ARLO W
‘
Hopes Growing For Cut In Taxes
NEW YORK*—Since the odd, Defense »pending h u been re be very popular In Congress —
war turned into me smiling warjduccd from ita peak. But non- tipeelally with the election* eonsthere ha* been ■ growing hop*'defen*# (pending has been creep- ing up and me voiera analoua lor
tax relief.
that the U S. budget could be tag higher.
Currently the annual battle over
balanced—ami laxei cut.
— ------------------ )»
Why should the housewife be interested?
BUDGE SNAPS
Uut Mime banker* are urging me budget It on The budget di
For this reason: her husband Is gainfully
FUKUSHIMA. Japan UP - Fifty
today mat «* do bettrMhan that rector, on the President's known
employed in the community by a store, fill-m ure than balance the budget so wishes, will presumably try to Tokyo klgh school boy*, skylarking
Ini station, automobile business, an Indus
that me b u t federal debt caa be knock down some of (he spending today on sa esrurvlon, started
cut. To do Uiti probably would requests of me department bead*. rocking a small auipenuon bridge.
try. or one of the other many type* of emmean putting off ms longed-for How good his chances are reinsure A cable snapped, plunging them
plover*. The salary, furnishing the liveli
15 fret into a flood iwollcn river.
tax cuti for awhile.
to be seen.
hood for this family. Is dependent upon the
Budget making time la here. It
T ti rutting however, with er Thirty-two were injured, nine »•amount of trade, the Income, of the store,
li one of the mo it ton! rove rual without eipenie paring, ii going to Hourly.
and Important function! mat will
industry, filling station owners, all over
be going on while Ihe Preiident
the county receive.
iin't mi hand U referee.
Highway 17-92 brings customers to the
Already Washington reporti mat
store* of every community In the county.
the Secretary of the Treaxtry*
The thoroughfare brings merchandise to
would like to tee one billion dollar*
trimmed from present (pending
our places of business. 17-92 brings tourists,
plana, and that the Secretary of
le MMUK K. MtoUBLMi.
visitors, salesmen, shoppers, trucks to Sem
Defense feara that any eul In de.
A BABY with acnbie* la aa Wri- [night Then rub ■ tot**51™ of
inole'County. And this same highway la
feme plana at Una time would be
Utsd baby.
(equal quanUllea of Balaam of
responsible for the feeding of farm prodangeroua. He apparently auapecta
The aymptoma ar* a n a lly Peru and olive oil e w hU entire
the Ruialana amile la warmer than
ducta. Iitdustry'a merchandise, and cattle to
worse et night, er any time your body. Leave It on^aU night
ita heart la likely lo be.
infant la warm, i n i c iu w aifttf I Initaad af Uila miiturf, aoma
the world as truck* are loaded to take their
The plea to pul Federal debl
itching, oapecially between bU, doctor* treomm*^ * lotion conton* of freight to the farthermost corners
reduction ahead of laa relief la flngers, on the wriau. on the Ulnlng beniyl
*
nf the nation and to other countries of the
palms of hla hand* and aolas of three per cent sulphur ointment,
made by the Guaranty Trust Co.
hla fret, on the trunk, le a and The former h u the advantage of
in Ita October survey. out today.
world.
Ira i
needing only one application. Bo
The bank's idea that la i cuts
The businessman in Seminole County
This disease la tawed by a little careful not to gel^anyjof the mtdihoutd
wait
la
unlikely
to
prove
Communitiea cannot afford to see bis cus
bug which looks Ilk* a louse It I* ieatlon Into the babya eye*.
J
very popular—either with InJui.
tomers dwindle away. He must build ave
so much smaller, however, thst It
lflMl „
■) a iM F .IJ. KAY
I »o!ar hrat and are having me j U4], or »,ui company managemrnta.
can be teen only under a micro* j
habv to bed In clean
nues of approach to his front door to share Florldiam, particularly parent) time of their Itvri.
and educator*, *hou!d find »n srGuild la happy, hi* youthful Corporation* pay more than half
with him what he haa displayed.
Into
*tht'top
*1*7sc*if
n
th*
al«h‘
toould conappearing in thy Ortobcr it- friend* are happy and Florida 1* of thnr earning* lo Ihe Federal
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w . ' I 0 ,n * 109
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itst of adiaper,
diaper, Of eourac. a longIt la certainly true that the widening, tide
*uc nf Ihe Reader* Dlge»t, of tin- Indeed fortunate in having him at r.ovemment-not to mention taae* aktn to lay eggs.
sleeved nightgown end a pair of
four-lanlng. and paving'of 17-92 provide* a u»u*l intrre*!.
a revident Avked how he hat gain
ol)l, r government*. Federal Thread like lino*
thin, eleth mitten*. The mlttena
safer, modern, faster thoroughfare for a ft li rntitlrd, “ Pled Piper of *4 tk* confidence and interest of rftft on India tdiaal Incomes range
iin on the
me will prevent him from scratching,
You can ar* tu path
| | #iVy w rists and hands in black,
N o w d o n ' t bath* the baby again
crowded community to”share In Ita quest to Science" and deals with the sm il hit student*, he smile* and ny*. from M t0 |t p ,r
fueia It li because I know bow
taxes discriminate against thread-Lika curved lines about on until you hare repeated this
find a flourishing, unemwded, prospcroui ing acrorapluhmenti of William toI mink
like a boy."
eighth of an Inch ta g - Scratch* procedure for three additional
Guild of St. Peteraburg. who
tome Industrie* and their custom
community In which to shop.
makes a hobby of encouraging
srs. And stale and local las rate* Ing the skin to relieve the Itch- nights. If the night clothes ar*
log usually results In develop- not soiled by urine or a bowel
17-92 will never l»e a one-way thorough youngilera lo lake an interest 'n Moscow Broadcast continue to climb.
movement, yoa can use the u n is
fare. Instead it will be four-lanes, two In the world armtn Ihem and un
“The need for tan relief li only mrnt of small pimples.
Oeneratly, the baby win catch ones each night.
lm obvious." Ihe bank concede*
Orlando, two to Sanford. And everyone is dertake palienl and *cienlifie re Gives Evidence
■cabUi. or "the Itch," as It la The morning niter the fourth
search to find the answer for
But It argues thst drbi" eitrement sometime* railed, from another night give the baby a bath and
welt aware of the fact that Orlando has themselves.
now
would
rnnnbute
to
future
tax
Of Red Rejection
member of the family.
Iput on clean clothe*. Wash and
more peopla to send to Sanford than San
William Guild never finished eol-i WASHINGTON 'W-Movcow radio ruti by parmf the' rnnilderable
The flrit thiag to do la to boll boll all the bedclothes,
ford haa to send to Orlando.
lege, he never taught school, but b r o a d c a s t s provided new evidence tost nf earning the present huge
for u n minute* all clothe* aad j This ahould do tha trick,
If Seminole County la to eontintis to because of his ability tn fire that the Soviet Union hai In debt.
bedding the baby has touched
u tw n
grow at an unrelenting speed, if Seminole youngitcre with a passion lo learn fart rejected President KUrnho- The debt fan be rut only by A ^ eiM h iS T th S 'r e n tb e U m i It C. K. What ar* Ih* eympadvice l( eagerly sought by wer's propA<sl for sn evrhsn*e of paring government evpendilure* or
County tk to share with other communitiea bit
should
dUlnfacted by tom* of leukemia?
by keeping the present high U s
both parents and educatora.
u S T iT rsS w wm be tolled
Answer: Tha aymptoma would
the good things that it products, if Semin We hear much complaint today aerial Inspection and military blue- rales, or b> both.
priati in advance nf an agreement
!l^Jlm
B ubtobT
tammtra- ^
**P*ad *P“ Usually
»*• DP*
of include
Uukeole County la to share with Central Florida that eur children lack Imagination an a complete, global disarma
la
fl»* minutaa
lyanT
any mmpara
Uiay
cltizena the thousands of well-stocked stores and the ability to think and solve ment program.
loaa of strength, enlargement of
would lend Instead I* speed up ture above Ml dagroa P.
tha spleen, fever In some eases,
and shopping centers, there must be a safe, problems for themselves Guild has While avoiding criticism nf El* arms output If one nation found
anem ia, and w eakness. T he
proves
this
not
the
esse
and
has
llirlf
lagging
behind
Ihe
other.
lenhower,
Moscow
broadtails
re
Oently
scrub
font
tofi
entire
faat, modern highway for motorists and
found that If given Ihe proper corded hers ar* heglgnlng to at Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin body with n wry soft brush aad lymph glands In many parts of
truckers to us*.
guidance, encouragement and la* tack H as sn ‘‘inspection* ilhout sent Ihe President a tong personal mild soap. Xw a n t you do this tha body may became considerEvery citiien In Seminole County should strucliow they will pul their keen arms reduction plan "
lelier last week In which he raised Hail kefon ho ami to bod toe Iho
attend the meeting of the Seminole County minds to work and aceempllik un Ona b r o a d t a i l contended R many objections to the plan.
Commissioners tomorrow morning and believable reiulli.
Guild came to rionda s few
tram the story of tha county’s progress
agn to retire and located m
firsthand. Listen to the eommiMlonera ex year*
St. Petersburg. One day ohile driv
plain their stand, listen to the planning that ing past Lake Hagglers he saw a
U done, and then stand up and tell your barefoot, freckled-rated boy in ■
commissioner what you want done about T-shirt pluago kia arms tnin,ihe
water and come up witk s turtle.
tha moat Important project to confront Guild,
Instantly curious, slammed
Seminole County In three decades.
on Ihe brake* and asked the lad
Every businessman In Seminole County, what kind eg a turtle it was.
whose future lunge on whether or not the “I dunae , . . nobody knows,"
county movea to improve lla facilities to the boy replied. Guild suggested
they fry and And out. Welcom
conform to tha pattern that la being display that
ing Guild's friendly Interest, and
ed throughout the State and tjia South, hla own curiosity aroused, the boy
ahould attend the Seminol* County Com accompanied Ihe maa lo hla home
missioners meeting Tuesday morning at where they carefully checked a
book on reptile* la sn effort to
9:30.
idrntiry Ih* Itirile "First," Guild
Thl* la the turnine point In the history besin. "does it have legs or flip
of an important community. Tomorrow pers?" Thi turtle had lega; so
morning la the time to let the Bemlnole many ether varieties were immedi
ately eliminated. The seal question
County Commissioner* know what It la was “ Did It kava a hard er aaft
you want them to do about 17-821
shell?" Be they sorrowed N dews
until a definite Ideattfleatiea was
made.
Today Kolas Neuntr, Hie boy
whose curiosity and interest Guild
aroused la reeognlaed is an author
ity on tortoise and terrapin found
in the area. Nolan berams a rol
t a M k liitiif
ler lord of turtles, learned every
thing be eould about them aad es
tablished e turtle aquarium et hla
own. He etthlbitad them et schools
and on television and la planning
to attend tha University ad Miami
E KwrwtimM ihuddor at tha long doth \ .
*
•her# be will major la aariae
biology at the famed Hartao La
worn writing, but worn making so I ' , , ,
boratory ad that Institutiask
many foil* Bulck-happy wa can't itop!
New amid makes a hobby of
working with youagitari aad haa
Wo'r* idling so fut-bftaking to many mica record*-tha l wa
•et up a science renter at ane of
(lnn‘1
hava lima to look at our profit*. So catch ui quick, and get a
the local high school* where he
GARGANTUAN
laving on a brand-new guide of your dreamt, with
has an ant village, deoil* hug
colony and many other things that
everything you want-from Variable Pitch Dynaflow* to those
fascinate and lalereit youngster*
red-hot new V8*. All at a price to make your head iwlml
They can him Unde BUI and
eagerly seek hla advice aad rug
Never before, perhaps never again, a sales event like this! Head
gesUeos. far under hla aatqw tu
your
old car to the Bulck Sale* Circus far tha trad# of a lifetimel
telaga they hava learned eelaaco
•I'eetaM# f u<A Dynagma is the imfy Dyaagmr Sulci Wide today, if It Uaial
la fun when you learn la aao-ttard aa Jtoorfm*wer, omimmJ at awdisjl tut* uut m ether Sttm.
tooch-M and do-it-yourself.
Thanks to the efforts of "Uncle
BUI" hundreds of youngsters la
Pinellas county are learning tn find
eul ler them cel res. They era doreleptag their young mlade with
iaUrosttng nature studies working
with beat, butterflies, u i count,
late other Roms. They bare wo
es nhed boost W ieog extinct mam
math mastadsaa. camel, and
'Vhat To Do For Baby
Afflicted With Scabies
Too Late To Classify
it - a t m u
Monday October 8, 19155
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Student Council
Of Junior High
Elects Officers
THE SANFORD HERALD
Mon. Oct. .1. 1955
p 3gt
Garden Clubs Plan
District Meeting
Tomorrow Morning
The first Student Council meet
ing of the Sanford Junior High
School waa held on Sept. I* In the
auditorium at 11:43 a m.
Memhera were present from
both seventh and eighth grades.
Representative* are a* follow*;
Seventh Grade: Section 1, Mr:
Roger*. Ava Lumtford and Ralph
Kipp; Section two. Mis* Single
tary. Lucretia Brinson and Jay Alt
man: Section Three, Mias Bolye.
Pamela Brook* and Rowan War
ren; Section Four. Mr* Thomp^
son. Judy Welch and Herbert Ma
thew*; Section Five, Mr* Btsbee,
Judy Ludwig and William Rehrrna;
Section Six, Mr*. Samuels, Nellie
Baker and Fine Butler; Eighth
Grade: Section One, Mra Cochran,
Bvtty Ann Long amt Ray Lundqulst; Section Two, Mr* Rumbley,
Ava Padgett and Johnny Scott;
Section Three. Mr* Burney, Fay
Noel and Terry Grtffen; and Sec
tion Four, kills Hart, Kay Ivey andJohnny Allred.
Officer* of the aludent council
wer« elected. They are. president,
Kay Ivey; vice president, Johnny
Allred; secretary. Judy Ludwig; n m n m r tni* t* Jumper Sunn** over th<* w iu n u i. i t
and treasurer, Judy Welch.
hv Jamfsunl
Ttv- Seventh District meeting of
the Garden Club will he held In
Winter Park Tuesday at the
Amrtlran Legion Building on thr
cn n v ri of Capcn and Holt Ave
wiih registration beginning i l t w
a. m am! meeting a! to There will
be a -null registration fee.
Mrs George McCall, Sanford
Garden Club president, announced
al-o that Mr* Fred Ganas wa«
certif'rd hv (he national council
of Garden Club that she I* now a
"Full PlttigeiC flower tow Judge
Mr* Gana*. or "Boo" a* she I*
known to her friend*. I» the fir*!
Sanford member In obtain list*
honor.
G ull IB Sanford are no* offered I mumun with the 5phini and Pyrethe chance of a life time; that of mid, la on the aiemla. too.
to jrin f the world on "one wonder From Cairo they will go to Jor
ful budget-wire vacation.'
dan and Beirut spending three day*
Tlie firat 'round the world in the Holy Land. Between Beirut
fLg.it fur working girla haa been arrJ Karachi, in the little tiny
B I R T H S
an.iuunccu by Sigma Alpha Sigma, country o( Kuwait liver Shirk Ab
national bueinrit eorority, for dullah, the richeet man in the
Mr and Mr* Herbert Mjer* Jp,
A.>a 4 Sept. 4. 1936
world, reputed to make a mini*
announce the birth of a son. El*
The itinerary will girdle the globe mum of ten million dollart a week
gin Herbert 111 Wednesday night
at ita wideal part, aaya Muriel out of hia oil bolding a. The girla
m the local hospital. The young
P u n a a loop aeceretary and pre- have requested airline official* lo
ru n w rgieo I lbs It or. Ilia
a.dent of Sigma Alpha Sigma The approve a atop In Kuwait although
mother is thr former kliss Aun
aurority la a non-profit organize landing! are not ordinarily acheThigpen
tion dedicated In champagne type duled there. They want to *<* the
vacations on aoda pop budgeta.
Shirk.
MINNRSOI \ GUTS PAIR
The girla will fly via TWA from
Supper Is Planned
From Karachi in Pakiatan they
ST. PAUL* Minn P -Minnesota
New York to Lisbon, where they go to Delhi, India and then by rail
Invitation to thr annual teach*
will
he
the
scene
of
two
CSGA
will atay at a native Portuguese to Agia to view the famou, Taj
toumsment* In I'Xot. The Ns e r't vup|K-r g.vrn hv the Womfs'l
Inn and thence to a aight-aeeing Mahal at sunrise, midday and aunlionat \V'mien* Open i* **-t for Club have hern in riv n l In aii tha
and mght life tour of Madrid. After art.
July gtl-l'S at II, r Noilhland Sanford School*
r'.opt in Tunia ar»J Algiera and
They will have three da>i in
Country flub in Duluth while the
Trachcr*. their wive* an I him
ehcpping in the pirtureaqoe Kaa- Calcutta to brows* th ebaraira
Senior Amateur for men i* tl-ted band*, aie Invited to attend this
. 4 * . , ai u
bah ami a tour of the modern parta for semi-precious atones and ailka
(Thkita for Aug 30-23 at the Somerset event which will lie held on OcL
of both cities they .will apend four — and watchful English apcaklng
Country Club iiiSt. I'sul.
' II. Tu**da> it 1 pm
daya in Cairo where shopping u guide* will help them atnk* good
aaid to be aa fabuloua aa the Pari- bargain*. From here they go to
alan or Italian buya. but not ao Bangkok in Siam, the Vvn.ce ol
*
w w Wwe* wwv W VV ^ w* va a •
—
w
evpennve. Camel ridel and com- th* Orient. They will viait Singa
pore and atay at the famed Raffle*
Jimmy Wright, ion of Mr and
Hotel. Then to Djakarta in Indo
_
. Mr* J A Wright. 40J Elliott Ave
Mr. and Mi* I ID
nesia. Manilla in the Philippines ti
|v,ira--n. Mr, and Mm. Raymond
It H JA W non W —- Thu week j, jtimri.ng The Ha>lni School lor ®f 1“ * ' ’•<:> -i.*t .1 iheif t.
neat Then the international city George
! tut
and Mrs \\ I. Baker
Burn* and Gracie Allen Boy* at Chattanooga, Term.
den Weskling Annivei-uiy, S -m
of lloog-Kong with it* "ladder provided a new note (nr the bus
' Mr.
Mia. C. I*, lit n -ington,
i
Sept,
23.
their
horn*
on
l*i
>
alreci" and Chinese markets. In tling aneial season—a coming out
MONDAY
Mr.
) l n J. ft Well*, Mr.
Mrs W. P Yesley returned Fri- U lte,
1 ' :
The regular meeting of Beta Japan they will visit Tokjo and parly for their aon, Ronnie.
and
William Blown.
Jay night from a lour through Mja
' '
1'
MON., OCT. 3rd THRU SAT., OCT. sSth
Kyoto
and
apend
two
night*
of
ftigma Phi Sorority will be held
The comedy pair tossed a supper .Missouri, Illinois, tlhtn and Indiana ®f
infoim.il ■i-*
Mr.
1 It K lin e , .Mr. and
at the home of Mra. Voile Williams their lime there at a Japanese Inn dance in honor of their dehulant. Visiting relative*. She remaikcd. 2 to 3, p In. with friend
Mrs. I
J r . witn Mra. Jamra Horton act where bed mats ate rolled out on a handsome, husky six-footer of "but it's good to have your fv-et tvs tun- alulnlc than.
Bnti a
ing aa ro-hoateai. Thla will be a the floor and meals a ir served in It years, lie'll no* he a regular on aoiid ground."
Hough!
lain Blown,
the-Japanese
manner.
One
day
will
The
p.tity
room*
vvvie
dcc-ualmodel meeting and Mra. Jamea
ca»t member in h * parents’ pop
f ami Mm. J L. Hobby,
rd wi'li gulden chry»unn.vnu ■ ‘and Sh
Cretan*) will ba in charge of the be apenl at the pearl farm* at ular TV show
Special Patterns Only-RetliiLed T*» Clear
Ml*. I u i . Gol-on, Mt«. llianstadioil and hiliisvut I In- i« f
Toba;
then
to
Honolulu
in
Hawaii
pledge program aaaiated by Mra. to rest, rela* and aunbathe bcfoie
Ronnie circled all the guests in
merit
tai
«
•
vv.v*
overlaid
wir
a
imri
t*
tl*on.
Mi*
Jlaigairt
WiUiama Mra. Georg* Speer will
the flight back to San Francisco a personable manner and appeared
while limn ami handmade fdtl I'lrlDon , .Mr. aid Mr*. M J
have the culture program.
rapahla of handling hi* acting
and home.
tace rloih from Mevico. It v*.i- l»ur»k. an I the Rev. I.vttlrlon
iueK. 1oo>
The Woman a Auiiliary of Holy
chores with as«uranre. Ihl* wa*
centerr.i with a Urge bouquet <•' Zlmmt r " .in of i-anfoivl, Mr. antf
The
cost
of
th*
entire
trip
is
Cr,>aa Fpltcopal Church will meet
confirmed
by
a
preview
of
tha
first
yellow lines, 11,*■ *.tft of tin- I e Mr*. I' <i > K. It.ntoii of Dd.and
at l.M p m. in the Pariah Houae. IIIV) 00 including transportation, Ruins and Allen show of the sea
Maiy community a- w.,« Mi*. and Mi
v v ■t and M i I .
The Firat Baptiat Bunbeama hotels, meal*, baggage transfers, son. which will he on CBS Del. lo
Skcvivs' corsage of yellow ru ■ Able* . if Orlando.
lip*
and
English
speaking
guide*.
mill meet at the chunk as a ;**1
You
might
a*k
how
the
Burnses
Mi*
George
hkewr*
of
I
-t-uull
Entertainment ii being arranged
f na.
ean Introduce a son to the show
do, Cglifurnla, a nl. ee of i •- t
(H or 7 W
The Wealryan Service Guild of (or the working girl* around the alter years of playing a childless
ore**, solved punch from a cry- 'Gel-Acquaintcd'
Tu l i . y j )
the Firat Methediot Church will world with embassy parties, lunch couple It'* typical of George'*
stal howl and Mra. I S D ulo'J*
meet at • p m. at McKinley HalL eons with prominent business wom logie that there is no explanation
»on served a large wedding cake, Night Is Slated
en'* group* of other land* and
Ronnie
just
appears
as
if
he
had
decorated
in gold
A • i . : trquainlid** nl ht will
meeting*
with
royalty
ia
on
th*
The Circle No. 1 ot the WMU of
Happy Birthday
been a member of the east before
Ilf inti n *t to ihe iiii-'-Iv « i* be hi I,I In the Srmluolr High
tie Central Baptiat Church will aehedule.
The Burns and Allen show t*
Auditorium Inmorrow night
picturr* of the Skewi* u l.lii.c. Scb
meet at 7:10 at l i t ! Oak Ave. with
Non member working girla are noted for it* lark of logic, and not
31r* Harry I. Whltcnrr
which took place in 1 rin y ui N p ii lx muring Itir laiully ol
Mra. Parham.
Invited m write In
Sigma
Alpha
merely
Grade's
.
.
—
inrrny
in
G
rade'i
L
’amtlei
BeChurch, Slexi.o ritjr, whcir in- th* vi - -I, b- the P-TA
Cirri* No. Two and Three eg the Sigma, in Vest Jackson Rlvd, member whrn Ihe p r o g r a m
bridrgiooni was employ--I u* a
WMU of the Central Baptiat Church Chlcggo. mania If thry want to ' started’ The neighbor. Harry Mor- Rho
In'i i ■ ting talk* are plannrd by
Chapter
Meets
..................... m P
,
mlnlnjr
engine, r by the If. ft the t > Naval Itcaervr rrprev.-n
will meet with Mr*. C. J. Wilklnroa Join in the tour, or contact Region-: ion. wa* played by Hal -March, a! "*
Th. RHO .Chapter
.
. of Delta K >p Mining
M,n1'
and Smelling at .1. liifin- tatlve ant th*- IV S Minn* lie
a t 111* W. Firat St.
ALL SALKS FINAL
al ChalrmanJJr* Ine* DcYille I to fellow who ha* been appearing on
ne'1 • "‘"n f meeting- Mug », ... of Boston, Ma*s.
TUESDAY
** r vr on Mllmry law and how it
W. Fayette — Rm. 73. Baltimore, some quix ahowa rrcently.
1 lh*
m the Holiday House In DeLend. | Kri*...tw railing during the a " r- effect* the h rh srlo-il vtudml
The Daufher* of Wesley Sun
Tji,.n one year Harry Morton
a GIFTS
. n t 'CL
day School Clara will hold Ita Md.
Tho-e neve mrmliera p r w n t r t noonw-u-. \|i , Mu U I ml. o i. ijiestli n ami . wer (teilmls will
"Working girls used In be sail*- turned nut to be Fred Clark. Now
annual aupper in McKinley Hall
follivs
•r.d imtlatvd were 3lr*. Elizabeth Mr. a id Mis. | ‘. |), An-lcr
fled
with
a
trolley
ndu
In
Ihe
hr'a
Larry
Keating.
Al)
of
which
at f M p m. with Mra. « . E.
A «x v! flour will be hrl-l an*'
Trowell, Leesburg; 3lr*. Sara Atii. Mr, i ' I Mi-, \\ II, 11hr 11- ii,
Ralnea' group a* hoateaa. Follow, beach; now Lo* Angeles and Ml- must be confusing in the audience,
Mr. wu-l Mm. \\ i Ixiin Matiix
OFFICE SUPPLIES
all |. vfi is will hr Intiodui ril .m-1
Mra
Margaret
Mnfldil,
and
Mis*
ami
are
oEy
short
Jaunts,
and
not
to
mention
Bra
Renadert,
who
ing the aupper a buaioeaa aeatioa wre’ve set d r sights on Bangkok play» Mr*. Morton.
• |)'l jlnughtcr Colic* n. ,V|r, »■ I will sh w the parent*- th» claw
'jU
llian
Truwnk.
Daytona
llearh
wilt be held and lnilallatioa of
'll* . J. II. lilu v i'. Mi n .■/ >|i 4. r-xins M'S. Bvi n .Smith is pirJudj'e Mattie Farmer of OrlanIn Slam", rommented Murtell Ronnie's appearance on the show
111 M .U IN n i.IA AVKr ilO N R 117
officer* will fake place.
don gave an V tem 'tiiiy 'adVlr^Vi1u '
v'
' ■uli i of the I* 7 A
1 he Seminole High School P-TA Davis, Pre* lent. "Thi* will be the j* a hit of a surprise to his parents rn
"What
are
the
Thing,
V
,l!
Ml*'
J
'
1
1
)iiin|inon,
i!i«
lit
v.
will meet at I p. m. and there will firat time lilt a group of business „ weu al u,e audience Fpr a
disk,
"" J 1 it
LifeFur
"• a i roJuc^iv*
uuchve iprofession'
rolessionMri t c " Whit*-, Mm.
be a board meeting In tha muiic women will ao around the world by whl|P they expecled hun to be a al
mom at 7:30. AU member* of the air. Seem* kke a symbol of how IiW)frj lhfn in architect,
, hf„ , wa, |o in ( to L- s c ..
board are requested to be preaent. far and fall the working woman
,r ',lm ,h.i' f nunty at " J5r! ant 'tr* I <J IV k .n M ,
j , dfri(lc<j ( wanied lo act." he t i ling were Mm M artarrt Go,,. Mr. .m l Mra. ........
IL 1
The Firat Baptiat Intermediate haa com*, ^ e s n t it.
_ .. , ?
. ‘
. .. , .'ex p lain i. *'S« I enrolled at the
Royal Ambaaaadora will meet at
J—,--- ZT •••virejru HR TOOfl
•^ _____ *S
i
.
,
r
•
«
«
*
I \m.cliAm, Mr. «n<t Mra, II M
f<wd , Pasadena Playhouse »
the church at 7 p m.
production ■ per cent since»"World
A meeting of tha board of tha War II but[|ie population Increase
One night hli parents went with
Sanford Woman'* Club will be ha* been m great that rood avaU- their pals, the Jack Benny*. In
held at the club houae at 10 a.m. abla per p^son ta lo per cent lea* see Room* perform in "P icnic"
The Sanford Tooriat and Shuf"Say-lhi* hoy'i all right." said
flrimard Club will have a covered
Oeorgr.
"We'd better put him on
If Wfirera
ufficera of tha Central th* ahow."
dl«h aupper at 0 p m. A bualaeaa aD WMU
Baptiat Clarch in thr church.
Alluring - Enduring
meeting will he held followed by
AI WA?
I I * V I o U A VI I H ,
And ao Ronnie was enlisted In
The Bed Side Primary P-TA provide th* romantic Interest on
game*.
haveFa
The
aupper will
Tha annual tearhera'
learners
-■■■ —
'- f ■ "regular
» u,; r meeting
meeung at
ai the
me program.
program. On the first
fir*l *how
*huw he
liven hy th* B'omtn'a Club will be 7 P
.
,h i doe* a love actn* from "P unic"
Arid at 7 p.m.
*, .*•. T , r*f7T Bird using as that should Imprei* viewer almost
Tha Ladies Auxiliary
the VFW hl» ,0P ) r |d ipeteh "Hualth Ser- a* much as it did his parents,
will meet In thu Legion Hut at • Cnmmum
*'c#
.r h,.,71r,n ,n Tolay'i There'* another member of Ihe
■
M lm h#n ianrt invllad
invited L0miHUfl)Ql All
Riirti* family,
fnnil* but
k.*« ahe'U remain
——-i- tAU inifrfftttfi
interested Dir.
par Burnt
pm
m Vaiitin«
Visiting mambera
in
ent*
are
to attend this meet- private life. She's Sandra, the other
la attend.
lag
Ten
ttv* plana wiU also be adopted child of George and Gra
There will h* a board mteling of
the Junior High P-TA at 11:11 in mad* for i activiliei of the year, ri*. Now Mra. James Wilhoitte,
The r* ar monthly meeting of ahe'a content to atay at boms with
tin library ol the achooL
th* »»"» le County Ministerial her year-old baby.
WEDNESDAY
Thu Drat fall meeting ef th* Aiatelati will be brld at 1130
p. m In
Srminolt High School
THREE NEW COACHES
Sanford .Woman'* Club will bu Auditori
PHILADELPHIA f/P> - T h r e w
held a t 12:30 p.m, at tha club
Tb* O Chapter No I win meet National Football League team*
house. The regular business and
in the M Mr Hall at t p m. for have new coaches this year. They
luncheon aeasion le echeduled.
eight. Mr* Jimmy ar* Norman (Red, Strader with
Chaplain F a r r e l l Kempvon, Frirndah
grand Instructor for tha San Franriw* 4*>era, Ray
BN'AAS, will lie guest speaker at Holticla
District
wtU be honored Other Richards with th* Chicago Car
the First Methodist Church prayolticer*
th r district are Invited dinal* and Sid GMIman with the
meeting at 7:30 p.iq. Th* eervic*
FRIDAY
L e a Angelea Ram*. Holdover
ia apenaored by Circle Six.
Cotlaga ayer meeting will be coach** are Wilber Ewhank.
TH* Firat Baptist Junior G. A.'a
»p _m. In il
..
___ ••
' held at
Coll*;.
Georg*
Hataa,
the. xhome
of. timnr* r*.li(11 and II year! will meat at Mr* D
Chicago
Bean;
Paul
Rrown.CleveBramard
at
2000
Washthe church at 8:30 p.m.
int»a A scend Mr end Mrs. J. A land Browna; Rey Parker, Itetroit
Prayer Meeting at th* Firat I Weaver
700 S Laurel St. Thi* Lions, I.lnle Blackbourn, Green
.
Baptiat Church will begin a t 7:30
la for if ^Central Baptiat Church Bay Parkers; Jim Lee Howell,,
# p m.
A Mi
Study Institute for New York Giant*; James Trimble,
The Firat Baptiat Sunday Schiol
Youth
■pector*.
Mission Study Philadelphia Eaglea; W a l t e r
Worker’s Council meeting will k tC
h
a
trm
rfm
d
Teachers
will be Kiealing. Pittsburgh Steeler* and
gin a t • pm.
Jo* Kuharkh, Washington Redheld
at
First
Baptiat
Church.
The Men a Chorea tor thu Lay
10:00 a m. Those at- •kina.
men's meeting will bu held at S:30 DeLiad,
i m. In th* Central Baptist Church leading )gu asked to taka a
A record
mill ion care were
nviUlloni am extended to all In lunch.
scrapped
la
1334.
T O W N C R A FT STY LED
lore ated men.
Central Baptist Omrrh prayer
White, gold, chartreuse, rose, blue, wine,
G A LE Y & LORD PLAIDS
. meeting will be held at T:M p. m.
THURSDAY
peach, gicen, orchid and grey.
Then# hantfeome new Fnll
'•
Th* First Baptist Junler O. A.'a
patlernn were woven exrlu(S nod 10 year) will meet a t tha
TIME TODAY
alvely for Penney’* TownJACK
thnrcb at t:S0 pan.
K»R an Pete Kelly
craft of auper • quality
The First Baptist Intermediate
FTP
combed cotton yarn*. The
G- A.’a will meet at tha ehurth
L
A
ST
TIME
TONIGHT
ahlrts
are rut over exclua t 4 p.m.
k L .L Y S
Completely Wnahablc
alve Penney Towncrnft pntTha Firat Baptiat Junler R. A.'a
hies'# alie#
STARTS t i l l
i
.
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s
ternn, fur ultimate com
• •NRlI, MrdlNM,
•III meet a t the ehnreh a t T
S k id • R e s i s t a n t
•■rye. n tf a
fort.
Thu P in t Baptist Intermediate
IHM
Pre-Shrunk
Choir rehearsal, tor Intenaadt•ta t, ages IS threugh II, will be" g g ta a t 7 p.m.
The First Baptist Adult Chair
rehunrenl will bagla a l S p a .
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Set 3-98
�• -A
Feds Slip By Yellow Jackets
Third Quarter Fumbl6
Spells Sanford Win
Players, Not Fans Deserve
Pennant Says Snider
Lyman, Clermont
Wind Up Game 0-0
It, n. lit Gil AN8LEY
Lyman remain* un-rorH on lhl»
after battling to a «'»«•
lU wiih a firtti up Clermont
tram. Lyman** line •'•n n t" he
thf atrotiif point a* they Hans "p
a total "f Inn mint ami on* tit.
Saturday flight'* tilt with f Irr*
i.Hftit a n Lyman'* opmrr.
Ionian fall*! to draw hln«l
IH*n timn In ih* fir*t Hall hy
f inldlns drop In Clrnnnfit'* tor.
yltoiy, and attain In the foutih
e . trier Lvman moved to the
Cormonl lino tlshtmrd. and a
jir "illy killed th* drive.
Lyan dnminatod three quarter*
of play, «nd only onr* did Cltr*
mont yrt a* far a« (H r Lyman 30.
Th*n Lyman** Oul (landing linn*
man Jim fihult* ended tho threat
with four n m tiih * taekle*.
Too brother*, Donald and Day Id
Fti-phrn* ‘ parked tho Greyhound*
tint* ladm train to an ainaiing
performanr*. Although Lyntan * *•
favntrd, tho Irani hail Horn un*
aid* to practice all wrek Hu# to a
vlnia epidemic thr.l lavnged the
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h o i.
turn.
rh era tha Fad look over and ran
Br II. HUGH AN SLUT
The try for point after touch nut the remaining two mlnutta
down: Jimmy Haw kin* hack to uf the game.
kick; a dippery ball and a high
The rntltc Fed team »»« euU
renter. The placement holder
. . . ..
fumble, th. hall ,nd the Lee*, ‘landing. They di.pl.yed .l^ th a
burr line break* through and j potentlol that had pre.iouily
ehargt* hard. Jimmy Hawkin* *hown up In practice. The all im*
pick* up the hall with h*!f-do*en portant pairing attark «■< there,
oould-he tackier* coming in fait. | and plenty of variety. Howard
Hr tun* hark—back to hi* own filled , Robert Caller, Gene R*>*,
M yard line. Then he turn* toward* ,nd Hr antler Schirard all turned
hi* light lideline. He race* down in ouitanding peifonnance* in tha
the tideline ami hit* paydiit.
1lice, while Jimmy Hawkin*. Phil
Thi* wit the ipactarjlar play livid, and Rill Harper turned on
that broke the back* of a mighty the heat In the harkfield.
Till; t (IIIKTII K
Leetburg eleven Fiiday night anil
maile the Seniltmle Celery Fed* *i u i m i i .FIi :r«t l i t i n i i * l.l.l:v ^ uri
VMi*liinB Tania s +
home from Lerthutg with a
I A t-iflf
T ati I a
fought T-fl victory.
ll|Plirp|e.|
f 'n f n |i |p jp * |
The luie,hurg Yellow Jacket,
t HI» r a r p ! r * l
I’t*tiI9
•
initial tcoie In th* *eI' tm llf. Z
Vw m m
Tommy Milam inter-1
F ufflhlt* t«*va|
I j r i l a IV»ui||te-ef
of Jimmy Hawkin. j
m m m i %t i « t f i M i * r
on ihe Spmiu'>le>* t*> yard
«*ift|*!i*i|a
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f!v i \
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it back ten yard* in < >!„#•#»
tnra
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v Jarkrt iiuailrriiai k ! i t * * l*»r*.*r
► m a n . i l j , l; *.
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flipped a p*** to
lilt: i n c t n i
'4
Tommy Milan too play* later
K*r,v'»> .
IT • I
J..lm i f r U .
J i m UWil»*i 114 M l i l d b *
ijtp '
that went for fifteen yard* and H a - .
n*vi^ .f
tartar
* a '» 4 ltY
*ix point*, The line hu<k for the N*« t t . Hill T > r # n . ~ I*b %»4 tlallA*
• ! , H « » * a t4
T arry
deciding point failed when Robert* M
M r , I ' h a i t r * f* a n ra , T H
ta lk e r,
Mi a n il# r iit h l r a r i l
till ) trn
bounced off a »olld Frd forward f ’
M an U ti# Ittl
l l ' t m i r U m h |* r(
I wall.
I- r n - i - r t v F t a o l r k
n n ir* n*#r!
. l l H t t h i t ) . Mill C u M r . n n
Seminole rame hounelng hack F i tL ".• ’riMm
a
i4t R - VM.M} | ja«
late In the tame quarter with a lt*if*t* \ n 4 r # 9 t M i l l a r , T ! * * f i* F # * * *
1*1 T
l a r k Mr « Ml. J * r r > DarliM
burning TO vard *u*tallied drive. f l a l . r r t
t l — J i m m y J*}iit*
i m i n r T** H*
Ilhtlr n et 22 feel forward and Phil Byrd i*n the hall like a #*n an r h H' l tul .lal hr ll Af vl *| tr * .C -C i RJ—
I n - H i*
| »trude ainartly to *e»en ilraicht jjtrw down to the one.yard line. l*rri l ) l l - l l * r h r r t I t u r t a n ,
By WILL GRIMKLEY
NEW YORK '* -ln lata Augu»t. r ilK HAN M iltII MKHAI M
Mon. Oct. ,1, 1955
when Ihr Brooklyn Dodgers werr Page 6
cnailing on their Inns lead, acnlar
lirIJpr Duka Smdtr fall Inin a woeful balling alump which drew boo*
and catcall* — and an occailonal
bear can — from the Ebbala Kield
•tanda.
"Dodgrr fani ara tha wont in
haicball," tha hot-headed Smdar
mappad bitterly. •‘They don't da■rrve a pennant."
Tha neat day a rhailrnrd Snider
amended hl« oulhiirat to »ay. HUNTINGTON. S' Y * -Tim
Wall, aom* don't." and than to Long Itland Itolary Open Golf
day, with Brooklyn juvt one game Tournament, won by lightly re.
away from ita fir»l world cham- gard«| >:ax Kvani of I’lica, Mich..
pmn»hi,» became of hi* own »pre-jw,|| ||(, t (,x|(,rc on lulure PGA
lartilar exploit*, he rnmmented : .(-heilulr, although the four-day
'I'm not inierettrd In pcratmal Immpeltijon i riding ye'trrday <>pcrrrrnnH. My one htj Ihrlll wIII I |j Mj
a ,li~qt finanriat tn,».
rome tha momrnl we elinrh the
itfftriaU o, ihr (p'in.onng organ*
World Seriea. and that will hr Iration* >aid the tournament prob
lo o n ."
ably would be held al a inorr
"Do Brooklyn fan* de»ar*a aj arrr**ihle location in Ihe future.
mi:
world thamplenilnp?" aofeone The Huntington traacent riuh burg
traaad
eour*a, over which the 3fi-year old
Snider deliberated a moment and Evan* turned In a 7TJ for 72 hole*,
replied roldly; ‘ The playrra do." U IfK'iled Mime So mile* from Ihe
Once the problem child of (he renter of New York City. Ray
Itodgrri becau»« of hi* trigger O'Rrien. PGA (upcr*l»nr, al*o a*
temper and over realou*nr*», the Hired the Rotarian* of , better
29 year-old powrrhouie from Ixit break in dale* neat year.
Angilea i* providing the mnmrn
It* MLRCF.R n ttl.L Y
Evan* *hot a Ilirce-uPilrr p-ir R7
turn which may end the Itodgrra* on the final day and fin.*hed three
The A*»oeijltil I're**
PHILAPKLFHLVb— Ba*ehair*
D a r r l a T u m m y 111 lam*
am am
(trial of failure* m thii dramatic ttrukr* in front of Tommy Bolt
F I!— K 4 4 l a P a r k a r
^
FoL Au b u r n ' *
hetoird
Connie
Mack,
in
“remark
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port aaaion *how down.
nf Chattanooga, Tann, and (ton
a a f § f
i ,rorr and a *rt Ihe hall hark on fVaml*i*tfa
Two mighty home run* ye»ter- F■alrTleld of cV»ey, III" >tr?f p l . « -Mr * * * — J ltl* " at « . •* re- Ham,men. It wa* a « » * «( one of Baylor in Ihe « , tor Bowl.
td ftb tiri
i
t • a |
Auburn reaped H- rn rn g r over. Ihe «t* y«n4 lute. Tha Semlnote
day in Brooklyn'! M victory at w»at worth tt.ino Hull and Fair- ported headed fur a .wilt recovery down and two In go today.
* r t o r t a a T*»iarl»4af««a
fi# e»- *n e*f#
M»** - r •
F.hhela Kirld gave him a total of field earh won It,WO Tommy had Imlyy allrr tulfcring a fi*vlurr*lj
)CJr> , , Jny Soulhraitern Ihr Galur* Saturday to the tune of fan*' heart tank a* the fire burn- | . e » , k u r , .
y ill in * I
four for Ihe prfienl (arlei. Ileing a *7 and Don a 70 for their la»t hip at hi* home over the weekend i;onferrnrB football fan can tell,13 0.
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ed nut and the half ended.
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ll*w k l m
tha r.’cord held by Baba Ruth, Lou round*
The vrlrran manager, who Ird you, Auburn atarted tha »eauo| Next pro-iwctlve vidlm: KenIn the thin! period, however, the
Gehrig and hlmielf
Bob Crowley nf Mnunlain Ridge, hi* Philadelphia Athletic, to five
Fed* made a rnme-haeh. They
III* total of nine home run* In N.J., wa* fourth with 717 PGA world *erirv champiomhip*. frac with a ISO romp over Chattanooga lucky. Stic: Birmingham'* "ncu- pounced on a hall fumbled hy Cl.ASI1Y STILL THE CLASS
World Seric* play place him Ihlnl rhampinn Dnug Fnrd nf Kiamr.ha tured In* right hip white grthns and followed it up by ab.orbuig Gal" Legion Field. Outlook; A
CAMBRIDGE. Ma*a. (*Pi..Dlrk
in Ih# all lima Hit of grral alias- Lake, N Y , linfihrd with a TSt nul,of hed (tom hi* allrmoon nap three .traighl .Meat* a l j h . hand. Utr.llrr right down to the final gun.
V j n U IUc’k that Claihjr of Harvard still hold* ths
gera who have coma to the plate alter leading the fir*l rmml al GB Saturday.
of Ho Ida, Kentucky and Georgia
Auburn dtdn 1 look quite like the j tarried the kail from tha Leeaburg Ivy League ground gaining torord
and iwuna down through tha ycara.
lit* phy*lclan. Dr. Ilarlon L . Tech.
cliampiundup team it it louted to 40 yard line to the t yard line for one »ea*on. He galnem 0.V1
IKbe Ruth hit IS Lou Gehrig hit
yanl* during the IP&2 rampaign.
Gopadtr, rapreued
tatiilactiuni Then Ihr Plainameit Junked the lie in dropping Florida. Kentucky! |„ thr„ P|»«
10. When Snider hit hi* ninth In Virdon, Score Are
with the o il gentleman', condition “ X " and "Y" team buvinc**, pul ha. been In.,kina *haip and deadlyl
ll.« k in . r*Vthe b.lt mer f,nm
Ihe filth Inning ye»lerttay he *ur*r*trrday awl.. barring romplica
—
—
« « « ' Ih- opener to l « . Ih l n „ nn , kwp, r p, . y , nJ (h,„
paiied another grral Yankee, Joe Rookies Of Year
tion,, fnrrca.l a “ iprrdy reenv(2001) FISHING!
ivn
hap. made
aweep arvrund,
DiMagglo, who had eight.
cry" adding that Mark, who will Baltimore Colts
pen when
when i'hJ’
the two SEC lUlwarU
* , , the, ipfttocutar
,
"Hlklagglo hat alway* bran my In Major League
ST. JOHN’S RIVEP
lie 91 Her 2'. wa* in “ remarkably
flart *winging Saturday.
,i«1?
,h' / X,r*
. _ .
. .
•nellnl vmaty for lh» fighting
I n a p I r a 11 o n." the big, rugged
ST. LOUIS -R ill Vmlnn, St good pliytical condition
Kicking
Up
Heels
FAMOUS FOR
Auburn,
Grorgie
Tech
and
LSI.'!
y-fd*
Snider acknowledged In the dreti- laiul* Cardinal outfirldrr, and
Hr will remain In I'rctbytrrlan
Ing room afterwardi. "I don't Herb Score, .oulhpaw pltrhrr of
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'■*<«h.
fourth
period
Yellow
lln.pital for a few wrek*. al lea*!. In Football League
know Joe well. I’ve only chatted Ihe Cleveland Indian*, are Ihe
.
.
.
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' h„. ,i._ ,iP, h,,1l '
Jarket right kalfba>-k Fred Parkwith him a few llmei. But I think major leagur*' Rnokir* of Ihe Year Dr. Gopadie »aid. adding that he
had .pent a re*tful night and wa*
ha'a the grcateit."
named by Th# Sporting New* alter "cheerful and not complaining of
Caaey Stengel, Yankee manager, a poll of aportx writer*.
k mil ball League.
| nii.ra
The Ihin
nayoii Rental* , »iirprne,l!
llll a„ tad
Monroe Boat Bowl
relu>ad to make comparWni. Hut Vlrdrn. 21. reerivrd JT vote* of much pain."
,l,rpri.td (l |iPiVfl |lw
pan ■iiuniinn
altuatlon |nr
for
Mark, bom CoinelJui MtGilli- Thr youngilrri, Alan Amrrhr “
*k‘ “ “ *
after Snider’* great hitting and 92 ra*t In Ihe National league
North **f Mnnmt Tlrldft
rudJy. wa, arllve a* player, own and George Shaw, have acrnunlrd
<r,
fialiling ethibilhm* ff the tail two
On U. S. 1 7 - 9 2
I.. Saturday
Vaiiir.i.v. night wdh
„
yard*. But FV* woke up and »t»od
lor
*
vrl
lie
Rice,
a
*1
for
all
Ihe
Baltimore
touchdown*
t f l S . ,M u l h , r r ,Me t i - rnl,M ,!»r. roach and manager
game*,• he remarked..
firm
on
thrlr
own
one
yard
line.
,
71 nf 101 tn Inc Amfnran lareucr.
*
. i .. .
..niv mJniCfr
*urprt*ing »ca*nn in whirh Southwril Conference power whirh
“ Thai fellow wa. the only one |h, BJ(„ on, , h, ^ b, „ wrrkly r f . > « r* and wa. Ihr only manager tn
thr Athletic* r.rr had until he j ||,P <-0u, find thrm«rlvr* In a three had hr, n favored by three touch
who hurt ua. Ila'l th* turning pnrtr-J Saturday
turned over thr rttn* to onr of 111* way tie fur the lead in the NFL’* down*.
point."
Score »el a new ktrikrnul record
Western Diviitnn l.nlay slier whip IKhrr game* on l*p Ihi* urrk
Ilta batting a.rrage for the fir*t for a ronkir -ilh 2l| to tup ihr “ boya." Jimmy U)kci, In 1911.
Sinrt- lo*l >r*r whrn Ihe Mark ping Detroit 2fl-11 ovrr the wrrk- mil Mississippi . Yamlrihilt at
fiva gamea la ML He haa eight old m ilk of 227 ,rt in 1911 hy
hit* in 21 at hata, with four firm er Clrvrlaml Alexander. Vir- family mid tl* Inlercula in Ihe rnd The Colta, like Ihe Green Bay Mtmphli, Tulane at Mttilstippi
homer*, a double and aevrn run*- dun had a Nil haltin; mark with American Leagur club and the Packer * and Ln» Angeles Ram*, Mate. Trxa* t hiutian al Alabama,
baltrd-ln. He batted J43 in 1U2 II double*. • triple* and IT homers. fi*nchi*e wa* moved to Kan»a» have 2 0 rrcord*. and Ihe Colt* North Carolina at Athens, Ga„
meet Ihe Ticker* Saturday night Chattanooga at Tcnnrtvce and
end .220 la IM3.
Jack Heyrr. Philadelphia relief City, hi* only connection with the
Snider'* reel name I* Edwin pitcher, waa aecond in Ihe National came la thr title ol honorary board in Ihe be*! game on The NFL card. George Washington • Florida in
SIS EAST FIRST STREET
Any forecaster who prrdirled, be Jacktonvill* al night.
Donald Snider. Ha got the neme and Elktnn Howard, New York chairman of the Western club.
fore
the
season
atarted,
that
the
FflONR Tt
"Duke" from hi* did, a former Yankee outfielder, runner-up In thr
Since hla retlrrmcnl, Mack has
Vamly and Tulane. pirknl to
irntlpru playvr, when he waa a lad Amrriran I^aeur Wally Morn of divided hi* lime brtween Florida— Baltimore-Green Bay game woulJ bailie il out fur the cellar by pieof frnir Hr wav reared In thr have the Cards and Hub Gum or the during ih r spring training aramn— bring together two unbeaten teem* season dopettcr*. have shown they
JAMBS B. GUT
GUT
ball tradition. He ha* a lou»r, vi Yankees got the 1931 lop tumors and Philadelphia, where he ha* would have hern laughted out nf aie nu lunger in Ihr “pushover"
town,
Rut
that'*
Pie
way
If*
been
ctim* .wing at bat. Ha haa ateelmade hi* home with a daughter,
cla*». VanJy whipped Alabama
going in thr pro league this >ca»tm Saturday 21 fl and Tulane upset
•pripg leg, which produre fantastic
Mr*. Rita Breedlove.
leaping catches. And be haa quick- Golf Tourney Set
Northwestern 21-0. Duke whipped
Packer* Esplode
getaway speed.
TAMPA —A Rube Zaharies
Grrrn Ray kepi pace by tliril- Tennessee 31-tl, Mimtiippi and
U
of
M
Readying
SA VIN G IN C O ST
nay golf tournament will be playrd
•eking the Chicago Bears yc*tcr- M iutuippl Stale carved out Iden
tic! I 33 0 triumph* ovrr North
here
Oct.
Vfl
wiln
all
women
golf
riay
21-3,
while
lha
Ram*
cut
it
aa
Young, Postrano
' Yea I Divfdrnda from 15-35% wi
For Notice Dame
players In the slate eligible,
elo** a* humanly puttible with a Texas Stale and MrmphM Stale,
! rir*-Wind-Horneownrn Inaurancw
respectively, C L K M K O N riddled
Proceed*
will
co
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the
cancer
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Pittsburgh
Meet In 10*Round fund recently rttahlMiMl hy Mr*. Game Friday Nite achieved on Let Rlrbtrr'a 33-yard Georgia 20-7, Kentucky walloped
MIAMI IF-*The University of field goal lust a* Ihe gun sounded. VUIanuv* 23-0 and Georgia Tech
Zaharlat who U recovering from
Match Tonite
hrr *rrond attack of Ihe disease. Miami la readying a potent one- Washington, a n o t h e r surprise tamrd Southern Mrthodiit'a MuaNEW ORLEANS tA-Two prod The tournament will he played at two punch from fullback tn to n package, lead* Ihe Eartrrn Divi Langs 20 7.
YOU!
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ucts »f American Bohemia, Paddy the Tampa Gnlf and Country Club at Notre Dame Friday night in sion with a 2 0 mark after its
Young from New York's Green
■ MUTUAL tNSL'BANCM
FBI
INBL'BANCE F
t IEND
the Orange Bowl foothatt game.
wltdty-exritmg 11-30 iqueakrr ovrr Miami Racers Win
wich Village end Willie Pastrana
Juntnri Don Bo«vrl*r and Paul Philadelphia Saturday night tn
SINCE i m
of Kaw Orleans' French Quarter, Red Bass Caught
llrftl have hern tup ball carriers other g a m * * yesterday, Cleveto
A
tm
Buford, ^IL
111
S.
8 Heats In Regatta
meet here tonight In ■ IP-round J. 0, Crews, 71# IVr*n Ave., * for iflami In previous game* this
land's
powerful
Brown*
anippe-l
light-heavyweight match.
hrakrnian on the ACL Railroad, •raion They may he able to croia
WINTER HAVEN Miami
Tha outcoma may provide a raucht a 52 pound red ha»» ye*, Nutr# Dame'a untouched goal line bark aRrr an oprmng lot* to rruih rarer* won right of Ihe II heats
San
PrancUco
3S-3
and
Ihe
Chica
challenger for Archie Moorn'a ti terday In front nf the WMrirha this wrek.
go Cardinal* upended New York in tha Winter Haven Junior Cham
ll#, U Moor# gala t>y Bendy Tur Metal on (he flethunr Beach near
ber of Commerce Powerboat Re
The tram got a long offenalv# IS IT.
pin, and alio atay decide Ihe fu New Smyrna.
galia hrr* yesterday,
and detonuve irrimmage today
ture of the upaUrt Louisiana BosIvan Tarbert raptured M h heal*
agalnit Notre Dame formation*.
The 3-fool-high pronghorn ante
Ini Enterprises Ine,
Coach Andy Gustafson I* polishing lope has eye* nearly aa large a t tor 41 cubic inch hydroplane*; F.
OVA RAN OVEt SOMEBODY
Pastrana la ranked third among LARAMIE, Wyo, (Ah—Ova Sla- up rough ipot* tv e a te d hy Ihe
C. Moore, both heata tor 44 cubic
light-haavywalfht contender* and platen, 173-pound Junior fullhark, gam* with Florida StaU Univer an elephant'* and ran spot a Inch hydros: Weldon Rnpp. both
moving
coyote
at
tore*
to
four
Young fifth.
heats tor 133 ruble inch hydros;
I* th# atiprlae ef th* Wyoming
milea.
The LBB, farmed leaa than a football team. /. third atringer sity.
and Sam Griffith, both for 2CS
"Picture*
showed
wa
made
ml**
year ago to bring big Umo basing I**t tea ion he now la a regular,
cubic inch hydros.
BUREAU O F SANFORD
back to Naw Orleans, la to ■ atrug* napeelalty elite* h* plrked up 13g takea we’ll have lo correct before yard* in in time* tor an average
CRED
Bill Ritter of Hallandale look
gta tor aurvival row that mUliaw- yard* an I t earriaa In the Poke* Friday If wa don’t want Node of mar* than five yards. Neither both heals in the Class A hydro
TELEPHONES 190 and 1071
■Iro Blaine D'Antani bee with opening * gam* against Kama* Dame tn run ut nut of the Orange hat tolled t« fain at least a vard divUlaa,
every Ume he carried the ball.
Paaferd Attontle Nattooal Bawk Batlltoo
drawn from tha Irene to a haul* Flat*. Ova la the brother ef Bowl," Gualafiwi said.
Tommy llagoorf nf Oriando woo
Boaieler and Hrftl were Ihe top A crowd expected to be about the only heat tor Claaa R hydros.
with local police over charges of Clayton HUpletea, Wyoming lint
ball carrier* In tha Florida State 71,000 will see th* game which
gangster tofeatatino.
reach last year.
game and second and third beat hai been sold out tor two weeka.
D'Antonl'e famed D i a m o n d
•gainst Georgia Tech.
Horseshoe, which failed to mater
ialise when ringside teats went as tha tame speed ia moving up
Boiaeler hai icored on* touch
high a* SI* hsa been scaled down heavyweight ranks with virdlrt* down amt gained i n yards in to
to ff-W and a goodly portion of over chuck Spicier, Joey Maxim tries for an averaga nf nearly five
iho tkftots aro tor tale at too po- and a draw with Willis Tray.
yards a crark. Haiti haa scored,
Young, who seldom fights nut (wn touchdowns and gained 113
daatrtaa prieo ad p m
Paatraao, fait trip kit kanda and nf Kaw York. Is totad tor hla
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pinch rather than hi* speed. It*
Tho Registration Books of tha ity of Sanford. Florida, are open a l
haa accumulated M knockout# to
M houta.
eptember 19, 1955, for the purpotl
the City Hall, commoneinr Mont!
Open Golf Tourney
To Be Fixlure
On PGA Schedules
Connie Mack, 92
Fractures Hip
Auburn Reaps Revenge Saturday
Over Florida Gators, 13-0
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ss^ u
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General Insurance
a
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IT INVESTIGATIONS MADE
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FOREIGN COUNTRIES
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CHOOSE & USE
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<>f rvglstcrin* for tha Municipal
ft, 1955, ant) will remain open each
ami Including Friday, October 28,
Only those who have reachod j
who havo acquired a legal votlagI
a) Election to bo held on November
except Sunday a and holidays, up to
of 21 during
part y«»r * *
» in Banfbi* aw taquUad te
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v«
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qutUflod to vote and do oot have 1
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It’s Worth Advertising la
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W eller Romeo. Inc. Echols Is repeatinf this attractive
CLASSIFIED ADS
General (eatr acting
Itaa Mel ten villa Ave.
1001
WYNNEWOOD-C.B. Horae, I BR.
air-cond., Fla. Rra. By owner.
O.l. Sell Equity. Thone 1IT3-W.
1 BEDROOM house, Inw down
payment. Monthly paymenla 838
includes taxes and Insuranre.
Oner Weller Hnm*s. Phone 1981
W o o d ru ff A 8 In fla to ry
R eal E f tito
Ml Weodmll Bldg. Pbene S U
.1 HKDROOM HOM E
On 3 lots, modern kJicen with
stove * refnteretor. In town.
|7So iW n . complete price IT.Mo.
Day - or . Nichirr Sofa
riatform Rnckrr
TV Chair
m n fo rd
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Fratrry
f, tntoluntary
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13 San t dune
S Ptere Dinette Set
FO R O N L Y 1 205. T erm s
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E C H O L S B ED D IN G CO.
Corner 2ad A Mart) nils rh. 1232
"Bed” Bamberger. Mgr.
Open Meaday’a til 8 p. m.
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BICYCLE PAINTING
Stnracr until X-Mas
.Staiury'i Bike hhnp
310 E. 4th St.
Thnne 2134
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p . m . C A w r u n .1 .
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General Cewlcariar
l»i) FMNKI DFS aed
“Homes ef Distinction**
USED MOTORS
IH-Way 17*2
Pb*w« 1441 H i II I* SKA-KING.
good condiiiun
.. 82*30
For Better I'luwotug
L l. II P. KVINRUUT.
See or Cali
run* like a t->p and heals
VS. J .'K I N G
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82130
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2SN South Park Phone 18
like new
139.83
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UHLANIMI Morning Sentinel. Or 3 rcfini
*hed
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to* 30
lando Evening gtnr. Call Ralph 3 II JOHNSON
Ray. ItSSJ.
V-ry cim-iI inndllinii
193 mi
3 II SFA BEE
tie vt
3 HORSE WIZARD
Plnmhiag. Rrr«gy Beating
143 <m
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*7t) tin
M. G. HOIiGKS
. .
830 on
Serv-cr on All Water I'umpa— 3 1 FYINIH'DE
J'» H. ELGIN —tun* good.
Well* DcilUd — Pump*
repainted, only .......
830 00
Paata Read Phan# The
to 11 J o h n so n ,
Mi'll gear *hifl. tank
1173 00
III II LisMmng MERCURY T179 9S
GATLIN IlltOTHKIIS
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Dragtirc and Bulldoscr Service
Very g'v>d condition
1129 93
phones a l l - Ssnford. 2»M IX II SCOTT ATW ATER
Geneva
Comnlrle with llemole contnd li»t and control cable—
CARPENTER WORK
unit
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1139 93
For quick repair yobs or smsll 22 11 J o h n so n . .
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budding. Call Jim 1142-.M-4.
Huns t'H'd. and will pull
2 ’ "Is "I sklis
M9 93
On Ssle While TTlev last!
FLOOR SAND in n R Finishing.
New 19)3 Model KVINRtTIES
Oak floors furnished, laid A In
l l LH.iinviN. (Sold out*
isbed. In business store 1920 iT'x
FI EETWIN. Sale 121)33
E F. Sievens: Route 3. Boi 227: 13 II.If FASTWIN
Sale
8318A0
Call T16-R-4 before 7 a. m. or 23
II Hli.TWIN- 1Sold Out!
after 8 p. m.
23 H Flee. Starting
Bur Twin
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COMPLETE OUTFIT SPECIAIJI
PLUMvme
Aluminum or Mahogany
Contrart and reustr work. Free Gla«t.
Boats,
estimate*. R. L Harvey. IN
Galor trailer*. Sevrral models
Baalord Ave. Phaae 1838.
of used boats A trailers on
hand, priced reasonable.
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
miw- has a bonded Salesma.t ROBSON S p o rtin g Good*
Ft mrudr galea A Servtre
and Serviceman In Sanford.
PhMw 818
Call 83A-J nr writ* 401 S. Mag 3*4 K. 1st M.
nolia, Sanford, Fla.
iu II P MERCURY IJghinlng Out
hoard motor. First class shape,
Griffis A M uter Cnnatrwrttai Ca.
Roy A Cnllin*. Q«lfcn. Fla
Homes and lie modeling
Phone 2384-M-t.
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4NSURANCH
—l*R B u ^ ^ u u r” Hir!B to ro a ^ B e rT y T
Warekouir Funs., Co., at NI W.
1st. St. All eeUoaaUy adv. fur
niture at waruhous* prices
a —ELKcrrieAL x u m c m - b
^K li.llM iun
aM ilu ass
iiln
and service. G. hTUidh. OiiaBa.
Fla. r ts a a 8181
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T nusm ters. addtog
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Air-faycred, Ready to T l a n L
Ci:m i on Gee, Rough Lemon.
Simpson "Lucky Acres**, Geneva
EVERBEARING S t r a w b e r r y
Plants 8LM pdr hundred. Phone
1217-W.
rw
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II wlE say YOU to u p US btfnra
jo o ^ b u y . Oyaa Evenings and
FOE BALE - WiU sacrlOft pquily
ns *1881
in
0 Ford I door aedan. Kg.
ewiiei
lieni coadltlon. Call
•fur
it 8 p. n.
1*82 POWIROLIDE BelAIr Chev
rnlet-gond condtlion.reasonable
WJJ accept Uade-to. 108 Ava
One hour • H a n and Dawp
Dry
• One hour Vt • Wash and Dry
Fold
• Finished laundry
• Santlone Dry Cleaning
S a o lh d d e
1Jiundrtvm nt
Sawlh Side Faadmart Bldg.
IM Kit* n th R4.
INSTRUCTION
MODERN PIANO COURSE
I'rrtunal Instruction at tour hunt
by Harry W'rder. I*. 41. Bos
374. Sar.lord, I la
Buy. Sell. Rent. Hire with want
ads. tor busiest talrtm an in
town. I’Ut one to work (or vim
Phone 1121. W* will be glad to
charge I t
It’g So Khuy
To Place A Want Ad
Ju st Call 1821 an d ask fur
the Wnnt Ad department
Sanford Herald
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Thn Want Ad Department Is
open from 8.30 a. m. until 8:30 p.
rn. each hu*inc»« dae esrept Sat
urday afternoon. Deadline for
seeek-day Insertions la 8.00 p. m.
ih* day preceding putdication.
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Phone t l t l Rout# I. Sanfnrd
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n-
TV remlc Sid Caesar pledges
his help during Thanktgiting
Meek March lor Muscular ll»strophy lo Jolrnr Kay l.ake, 2 's,
nf Jtrallle. Mash., national pott
er child and victim nf dlteate.
Armv of 3a*.lHl* tolunlerrs It
needed hv Muwular llyslrnphy
Association* of America, lor. la
help raise funds for wider re
search Into fatal disease which
Hu stricken more than 28*.888,
most of them children
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ENVELOPES, letterhead*, state
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merit* invoices, hand bill*, and Runne*t Coup'. I»w nutragr, fin
p r o g r a m s. etc Prngresiive
c*t nwchanlcat condition. Sec
Printing Co., Phone 401 — 403
at Kent's Garage.
West lllh SL
CHEVROLET I9V2, l^«w nulcage.
one owner. Will consider trade
tn ( all i.v>: R. after 438 p .m
Spare Heaters and Floor Furn
ace* Liberal Trade In.
18- AirrOMOBILE BRUaKBS 18
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CABS
BOUGHr MILD TRADED
fto u W k ll
Roy Reel'* Used Cara
Sanfnrd Ave Ai 11th 8L
M3SSn
Pbotie t i l l H —Motor*/ Bait*/ Trailer*—
1007 Sanford Ave
m
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as a goose
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DANG W E L L IT S FR CM 't h '
S H E R IF F WANT//HS TO KNOW J
IF HE SHOULD TURN YOUR
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FATHER LOOSE OR K E E P 7 H
GOOD‘FOR-NOT>A/n ' l o c k e d
u p 'TIL n e x t Al, Spre/AJG
"Three Room Group".
Bookcase Beil
Mattress
Bn* Spring
Double Dresser
Mirror
ON L A R G E CORNER I,O T
■ Advcrtlsrr* ar* requested to no 1 Bedrrmm modem home uilh re-1
tify the Want-Ad Department Im /rlffratnr. space heater, gas
N O T IC E
stove h»t water healer, Venetian
mediately of «ny
bltn-l A T V. antenna. With Mather of Sanford is nllrnng their
a ill, ai The Sanford Herald wtU be
m uf d*sire»hlr, hr«t constructftoatng well, nice lawn, and
reiponilblo for only one Incorrect
rit ami beautifully styled 6 pc.
variety nf 18 eitru« trees. 8*00
Insertion.
Using Boom Group during the
down, gwno Month. Complete
fir*t week of October for only
price KOOO.
1129 00.
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2 NICE SHADY LOTS ON PAVED — Compare T hese Feature*—
street In fond loeation, 11,100 Moslem Sofa Bed. Matching Plat
d e a n furnish** a p t
In.
311 Palmetto Ave. rbone 818.
form Rocker. Ofca»i<*nal Chair,
Rosa I . Pavtoa, Broker
all uphnlMcred in lorn. Nylon:
WELa KA APARTMTTfTS: roema Ann a belle H. Henderson, Assoc.
17 x 33 Cocktail Table; 13 x a
Ph.
2*11
17-82
at
Hiawatha
pnrale bathi. 118 W. P in t S t
End Table, both Dastie, StainPmof Top; Attractive Lamp,
A**nrtmenl «f styles—3 . g.»rR ollaw ay a n d B ab y Bede
I.nke Front
genus color combination*
Day, Week or month—Tal. u ii. Lovely new home. Urge lot, 2
Furniture Center H I West FVst
bedroom*. Florida room, unit ,Mather of Sanford
kitchen, dinelte, 1 ', balks, large
rhoee i n
living room, utility mom Plas. m e * R. 1st SL
F U R N IS H E D A P T S .
tered, hardwood floors, oil fur
CONCRETE
nace. 8 miles from Sanford
K t West 1st. Or Call at Furni
Ready Mixed Concrete. Concrete
111.230 Call 2038R.I.
ture Center. 118 West 1st.
Blvek, Sand. Gravel. Cement
Concrete Pipe to Meet All Quali
Avslon Apts. Efficiency.
J. W. IIAI.L, REALTOR,
fication!.
720-W.
Flond* state Bank Building
Pbene 2U8
“ Call Hall" Phnne 1738.
BEE Seminole BelliV IW DjtlfS h e rm a n C o ncrete P ipe Coy
P able Homea and ApU. Phona IT.
On! Weal UU 84.
W. H. "Bill- B T E M rn
Realtor — General Insurance
CLEAN fumlahed Apt. One, Two
Sewtnj
aed Repairing
r.ertrede R. DingfaMer Aateciale BERT* Macktoee,
people. 833.00. 811 Park Ave.
184 H. Park Phone 1741.
Phone 2122
112 N. Park Ave
FURNISHED Apartment, (le ts
Ueed furaiture, appliances, mote,
in Privato Bath. 208 Palmetto R o b ert A . W illlim a, R ea lto r
etc. Bought-sold. Larry's Mart.
331 East 1st SL Phone 1831
Mi) mood Lumtqaitt, Aiseclaie
m.
UNFURNISHED House a tjq T Phone 1873 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
Brill Tractor Co.
W 2nd St. Phono 148-J_or888-J.
Mway IT-a! Sooth
Panne HI
C. A. W HIDDON, HR.
■ef. Meal M ate B nkrr
priced
5 Room
m oderately
.
Your old range is worth 830.ee
V, E. DOUGLA* ASSOCIATE
Excellent location.
Furn API.
Apt. Exce
when jnu trade for a nrw me
Pk. iMt
ioT'E.
St . uOHlca
s, 14th
Min os.,
I A pt No 118 S. Park
during the Old Range Rnundup.
107. Phone EU2-W.
Sanford Gas Co. 210 E. 1st St.
Fee ywnr Reel B atate_____
MCE ROOMS, Hot water, 83. Cullen a n d l l a n t t r , Real I ore
SUPER TRADING POST
weekly. Light kitchen privileges,
188 N Park A*e. rheee 2211
I Mile 8. ms 17-82
Phone 22I1;Ri L013-W.
___________
SPECIAL REGULAR 8H 30 IN
CLEAN fumlahed Apartment, 1004 Small Down ftjB ienl—i$800. NER SPRING MATTRESSES
NOW *31 JO. WATER P n o o l
a Palmetto.____________________ 2 Bedroom Frame construction, CRIB MATTRESSES IIO.So.
Jalousled porch and kitchen bar. On hand 3 outboard motor* 2 —
FURNISHED Apartment. MO park
Sa-i l.int* lection Divided
t-foot llelrtgeralor* - Dinette
Ave.
.
'
str*at. Ideal f« children I Uw
Scts-Complrte borne fumtshlngs.
price
rf
19,430.|
Facing Park. Furnished Apart
— Factory to You ments, including MBltlN. S
SprNdlng Oak
rooms 843. 3 room* $80. 107 West ShadesLarge
Aluminum
thi* 3 Blirnom CB home
Slh.
Venetian Blindn
located on a 94f x 130' Lot. Kit
chen equipment. Spare Heater Enrlesed bead. Sag proof bortow.
rail with plactlc ends. Plastic or
and Drapes wIR Cornice Boards
3 bedroom bouve, good location.
rayon tape*. Colton or nyl*«
Included — To Service Person
811C. Cali 24M. ____________
cords.
nel 81.800 down
2 BEDROOM furnished garage
SM knrlk GMtow and Paint Co
apt.. 2100 Mellonville._______ FOUR ROOM Flame home with 113-114 Weal 2nd I t
Phone 13
nne acre of gtod farm land. 4 1
A.EAN furnished apt Close In.
miles from n tf snd needs only i t o f f t r l y A pplfaac* C enter
702 West 1st St. Phone 818.
minor repairs, 12,300.
“ tout Westinghnuie Dealer”
IF YOU want a nice dean. • rm.
Maytag Washers
furni.hrd downstair* apt. Call
rrawe m i
S
t
J
«
L
m A n/jp Ctmfmmf 111 Magnolia Ave
370-J. Take 1 child and no pets.
MANY
GOOD
U*ed
Hems
In <>n
Phone I t a A. ft. Peterson.Brafeer
FURNISHED Kitchenette ApU. Associate! • A. B. Peterson Jr.,
coniignmcnt. Very nice coffee
Air Conditioned. Slumhcrland
tables, rugs, chairs, habv bed*,
P. J OieslrijM . Garfield WilCourt South City 11mill High
etc. Also bargains in hard to
letta. John MKach, R. W. Wil
find article*.
way IT-92.
liams. A. C Bindsay, Land Sur
veyor.
TH K C U ItlO S IT T « n O P
2 APARTMENTS funtUhcd nr tinNest to Hrnnett's Court IT-92 So
i furnished. One 843. One 840.
RAYMOND
B A IA ._____
4011* West l i t Street.
The Florida Time* Union, >nur
O. M. HARMON, BROKER
morning paper. For home deliv.
NEAR downtown, 812 Park. Nice.
S. D. Ilighl4|man, Asaoclate
ery. Phone Jerk Benlnn. 822 M.
. ly furnished apartment*. 3 moms 18* South part) Ave
Phone MB
------- ---------------ae------I plus bath, sertened po*th fc
f garage. Choice up and down
HOI AND OROVK
m s s
A ppl^^Igr. Apt. I or Phone 7 Acrrs l.nd,
M id h r w*ed furniture Call 838,
H moitly
;
orange tree4 'a E
room
WUeow Maiar Furmiutre Co. iu
furnished ho
garaia with lou
f^FDROOM House. Phone 1H1-J.
of storage
ice. Nfca country
selling,
race
tit water. All thia T - Peae-UvratocR M euHee - I
FURNISHED 3 Bedroom Apt.
for 812.300
WA^WT^TTyiuIng Naw ITampHampalso 3 Room Cottage. Phone
attf !n t i <
INVESTORS
ahire hens, P h o n e
431-W.______________________
1842-W
191* seres la
of which t m
evening*
acres are uf 5 flowing wells,
A rNISHED 1 bedroom apt. 830
3 urge waf lusea with floors 18
monthly, 2101 Magnolia. Phone
HELP WANTED
18
at 1ruck lei
1873 Bcbert A. William*.
need some re* WTWT7” ;irl gcnersl house work.
air*, nearf tlJroAd. A bargain
Hours 8-8:30. Apply In person.
l 18,700.
3 BEDROOM house with kileben
fWSWBBMwSwERWWMiMMMiMMMW
furnished, close in. Phone
IBB- SALESMEN WANTED -10*
1842-W evenings.
AD BOOK
DOWNSTAIRS apt. Gang* apt.,
M A TC H ES
both rarnlshcd 1209 Magnolia.
Sell Full or Part Time Our FREE
VARNISHED cottage for couple
Powerful Selling Outfit bring*
, nr with one child, a it Fl~
FAST Dally Commissions' Show
CHRISTMAS MATCHES
TWO BEDROOM (urnhheo uownIN COLOR
. *"wr> Aoartmcnt Phone 3198
All slica—for ADDED profit!
Feature Glamour Girls. ColorPint.sihllKD. 3 rooms, Bath gar
ama, Hillbillies! Popular sites—
age apt. 23)4 Sanford. Phona
20
*. 30'». 40's. ONION LABEL!
1474, Auarello. 800 Park.
Grrat for Political Candidates.
Writ* today- Ruptrior Maleh
2 Rooms and bath. Phone 2883-W.
Co.. 7371 S. Greenwood, Chicago
'THREE Room eomplelely furnish*
18. 111.
*—ad Apartment. Thousand dollar
kitchen. 317 ralm etto. Pb.2382.
f
t ie
By
•Wr W
STANLEY
e W «• Vinli
IlC ’MllI 1
SHOPPING CENTER
Stnrl full pHrlirularx, including prior, tnrmx.
map*, rliiiRnimx, mid any other ivcrtlncuL
information to:
HARRIS CONSTRUCTION CO.
886 S- County Rd.,
Palm R«ach, Fla.
*R»oi«d m# to
Peg
ien**tiexer
llnvt* you been in Intel)* to
la k e a Bnmlrr a t our nifty,
thrifty xelcctinn of huilrlInB maferial.*? From tack*
to *hinglca, we have it I
1-tlLl I U M R F R
& S U P r i Y YARD
�• -
■
p ,Kt ft ' Mr,n- Oel. ft, 1955
THE SANFORD HWALO
Legal Notice
(I’nnlinurd From P a |* One)
nf Sanford and Seminole County,
Wilaon **!d.
No indication h»» b*en mad* on
Old p m g reii of lh» appraUem im
port but it la exported th a t tha
final report on tha »«tion from
Five I’nlnta to tha Orange County
line will be inada to tha tommia*
Ip* H ir u iH . IM TAT II fVE*
NOTtre
Mi wifi If tll«» Ir.d If dt»d
tkelr
h lln d**l,eo«. !*■
cT.Al-r>IA r JOAN " i f c M IL L A R in***,Msktiivn
i,,t* n o « , llcnori. era'll:
i.nrd.M r*. Sew H llM l
A iwarn r u m o r fcev mg *••" t-iri, truUi** iM *r*nfi»«. f ir
find •■•m il r«u m thu Cir«u‘i i*rs‘ iv e > A U .ru . G ,undo ri*.
’*r of 8 r 1VL*. JR
Court in end for Rommel* C«un f in . d tu (hIM
LTSTOS ti * u ,r .s
If. Florid*. in CM*‘*ljr, *• '*»*
Florida
( ,r ! im ,iu ,n •n1l1l*1 JOAN T l . l . fa r ,u ,k ,r d . ivrljnd"
MART
IV
rg
MARK.
Finfcrd rt«riOl’L Plaintiff. '• JA*"K l. TLAOtffc. D ,f*rdl"t
*h«T,ln and
wfieMhr (lid D#fe«»et »**h» ra- ?«A?«5. If a f ir e .* a n d t>lVda#*' ib?.T M rn M » “ l h * 'r m f t U n * W m 0r
Jiff in 1h» m in er of • f«he*rin* unknown h»lr«. d*iii«** l»tai.»» | row,
i i I f . ITiltfr «f fli» c»re. in* *«»•
* I.SVai artlnn of tha rommlailonirv,
••45 m l rnr-fnl nf If* miner child
And
Jar.lo Kay T»a*ue. th,r» prf,*r.t>
’“.ViVu" h*, >ald chairman John Mtiach *erv*
) aOti I*AIM A
Ar» If . Aui* I l f m-iulro v-u In tiliA
rr«ttf*fi<* link ntiwn, if itlie
|rt j oral d a ta a jo ,, would b* to apfit* )nur *>rit'.*n difan,*■. If »n» ►jfi
1 if t|*a d ibmir unknown
to tha PHUlo-V M»d f f t i f . *84 in #n
4*«Main*
|^ c*I««■i •»•!*!*•*• |i» I prove lha a p rra iirra report and
f i r r t f top' tlu rto f upon “ o'lrr#«ilfQl^. If»!»!••• *M
forward li to la lla h a u r e for tha
1t. r»f"« itinrafT *n *r 8af"ra in* fioft,
*fid, if |
. . » p , , fw j t~|_
U ib day «l Odfeher, 1*>L »«d f*#i :r U NIwJ T if" ALifS-OI*
U.lJiO r *■i* ! approval of tha Sfato Rr'ad_ D»*
tirn f four failure to fit* *eur r-.arrtw*S
unknown
wlf*
rfi'dirr-a
unknaon.
partm
eot.
With
tha approval hy
wrrlttao l< f r n ''i •• efnreaild Iho
n ji* »in pre-iad »a r* flf
I*
i
’n*
k&
f*>tda£f?£fcU
ia«aitaL
lha
8RD,
tha
rommliaion
could
W ITNrr* mi hind «rd efflMtl
n*
than move toward condemnation
•*il ,|» »anf rd. P .ia ln la County. I
I.LOTTA
l.
t
r
t
i
.
Ti-rlda. [hi* »ih d»r »i keptemfcir.
proceeding* an l declaration of
3 if
A- 0 . l* l‘
nd i*,n*n • unknown taking *o th at (Inal plana for th«
,l
ft
r
llff"don
•II**. ond If d n d
fh"ir un- pioporcd road could be rarn ed
,-|«,k ef 'h f Clri ult Oo’irt | karwn
h*lr». d*«li*,o
lo««t*o».
tamtnala County, Flnrlde
ai*t*r»»*. Iionmo. creditor, truo* out.
fifth
t#*,
*r.d
a
r*nt***:
and
JOItN
il
Gordon V Frfdfflrli
Plan* and »pocifieatlon for the
lr\K> lt fulitid' Ftirld*. I’HANK
Jttlonvay f*r I Fttiitafr
mad uor# fn the p ro rrta nf being
iv
nTKtitil.Nd.
r.uni*.
Florid*.
*nd
T O Bat IJII
r:niii‘.liT L iH'ixil;*. iffl<"do, prepared a tv n *1 day* ago at*
I ff Nffin I’uV A nnul
li-’» I, *, If’ltlrr , of OULAMlO
p-nf' id FI rid*
»o tuatrtet
Engineer
rllT f 1 * * ’ '" i ' *'
• dl»* , o* or
i".r*d Flnrido ■nrpor»ii"n, »nd R mi r,roen and Hoad Board
» r iir ,t fha tir kna* n t*,i«n*. *urin lnt*r*«f. iru,'***. *11 member William Dial.
A rHKAFER. • whoia c*. in**,
unknown *r*«t*»* *od otn*r
A progret* report on tha high
alar# ef r iiU 's , i* unkaoww If.*
oartt**
claiming
*ny lnt*rc,t offi*c
A *worn r'.m i la in h t'la p kt*n I fit *1 id In fond*
nn. In l"a land way. at thi* point, will ba de
flitd flllR II »0U In lha Cl|. ill aoc* i.aftor doorfinod who,* n1*.*o
i . t in a ad f,,r a^nlnoi* rouniir. . r . o-idon,* *r* unknown to I’Um trude n l upon »he appralarr*
j .nda, la I’haacfrr. for M i f f ’ iirr
(nut In be vjbndtted to lha Soni*h« ihori fl'l* nf i ill molUn I f .
TO All I ok ■o• a flr‘ u*o* inoln founly rommUiioner* by
la* LliCtLLC R MICAFKP f’l* n- of A.'.D
11
ri
aboi*
ntm*d
naiural
dtftn*
lift »i rn A P t.rn a n i t r a f c r * danto
( i: Ibickworth Sr., of Orlando
j>,fradaat m*i* pp»,#ri# ir» !•»
AND TO: Alt r*rtl*o rtilm lot whn bead* a haltery of appraitpaui* »nd rtuulr* you ’ ■ til* yaui |n t,r,>
hr, thmuah. nad»r. «c
wrrltlrn d*f,n*,,# If for* m lb* .g am itt fha
by »ha county com•!«*» t*i»,d ritu ra »r»_ amployed
.
C.implalt' filed h*r«ta, ai 1 lo
pern* • »«rr Ihoraof upon I'Uln. dote-labia aot b«u«o lo t* d**4 | Im, , | 0n a t it* l«*t nieating.
tiff* *unin*r ni or btfora if.* 'i v i 'i - to All r* rii,* if,M n* ni
A pprainra working on tho
jltb d»r of ivn.nnr, A. f>. t i l l .
,i* am f i f i j
' right-of.w ay partal*. late into
*>fh.*rwli» * D*or*» Pi" Cnaf*»• ■' c i,i- i ■t • iinin h»r.d
I"
ih*
i..Unwind
n* II a, m t*iH t i i l i u l >ou *od daurP *d pr,.p*rtT *ttu*i* " i-*m- tha night on ‘cvarat occaaion*
|t< rant* nfo o»4 »*p»r«*
Coui.i*. Florida, lo.wlt- Lot* and on weekend),
w**kend«, are A.
A- BWITNCH m' H*r.d *fd olflclfl inota
i. « I », II. II II. 11, ef U1«i k
p*it at Pinfold. d*mln'.l* fo u n tr. I.
Jr,
Raymond
Ball,
IT.
of
LAN IHi. To* /uburb Pcteraon
J’tnrl'W, fill* Ilk d ir of B*pl*mb*r. IlHUllful.RANAll
a man! a lo.'Mdn, »c. “ l.nw'* Arnold, and Wally W*jm
.nrdi'.c In plal lli*r*-.f l r ■ot*l *d
<8**11
In I'laf ll<.nk I n* K- *f, "I 'h* trlcin, al| |o< .,1 real eatata men.
/»f G p H urd""
ikii, ratorda af a*niln''l* Cnuaty,
r.#rk of Hu rtii >•!» * "'in lFlorid*.
h*tninnl* Coualr. FI" Id*
Toil, ard E*'h "f T«u *r* roilG eft'H V FrodtflCI
fi-d that a aul* •" <|ul*i llll* l»
Attorney for frul in tirf
Ih*
*b*v#-d*)crlb*4 prnp*rly ha*
f . o in* m i
h**a fl!*d ataln*i you and you
i t North r«rk .Avanu*
(fo n lin u rd Ffnm Pag# One)
ar*
f,r* t >y r*|,itr*d i , **r** a
Fintord Florida
I <npy of ynuf Antwar ,n Ih# C«.m* enrolled Florid) then h)» a pn[
plafM
on
ih*
rtatn
'
ft*
Ai|nrn*y.
lb t i l l m t n t n l tN B t o t v n
T VUTAPt, *.*■* Vnilh ilvla lenln! mombeniup of 1 toow*)
JI tn .l
*t ttltn t.i, iuLATV, IflraR
tl. Grlindo, Flor I, and III* Dr OiJpepper goeg on In »ay:
Ft oltllt I. tv m n b iTIi.
in*
'■rlginal
In te* ofll*# of II a
at f. o r
n h e r.*T
=____■
i !*r* of fh* rircull C«'irl on n* "E very p iren t h denrout that h u
glTo'MOl H a- OftAVL*
ih* tflh day of G-tikar, child ahall recclv# a better edu
r>*«**,ed r.*fnf*
l l nthar* •# the all*g*lloo* rf
i l l rR r.niT ott* t v n rr.w - •l lild
rnmplalol will la lakan a* cation m better ichooli. have
lb«i < I. VIM* I'M IM.- lonfauad
I t o i l i l|Ab
I
.,
n* A fiAibar • a «*» t i
I X A bnt
Thu roll,* ahall k* puhtllhad •mind hcelih. »piritu»l »ecurlly.
U T t t r .i
and rarf^il nurture. A* member* of
.
.
.
.
i
on,
*
*«ih
w**k
for
four
con*«,i|.
n t each of V«k *ro ho
r T—i *a
f|,a »**k* In ih» Banford ll*r*ld P T A . parenU and le ath e r! can
Ratified and r*oulf,d i» pr**»nt
n«l*d
lhla
Ilk
d
ir
af
bapttmbtr,
l e v - 1*11* , ond d*mafid» wtiirh >■ «
help re iln e fh c # Ihlngi for the
e r *lih*r of jrou, may f*v* ia» laii till.
G p Il*fn4"n
children ul the d ale. Looking to
f t*
oitat*
of- nr.YMorn
n
*
rk
.
I’lrcuii
i*oun
ItAVtUl. ri*c**t*d. U t* . of »*ld
h*n.innU County, Florid* w er! the m em herihlp tor another
Caum r. In
I lb* Cnanty Jud|* nl
Hi. K L Hirdlck
year, one quarter of a million li
•amino)* rounty. Florid*, ai hi,
Dfpuiy Clark
• fit e In lb* court bout* af t*l<*
certainly
not unreiliiltc ”
rfy al Mnfard. Florid*. "Ilhln
Not only In Florida, but all over
..,.".1 c»lo»d*r n-"hlh, from ih* ta Tttr. riR C t it r o t r t . b ta r t t
frro Of Ih* flr»t rubllrollOB nf Hilo
J l m t t vt. « i n n i t . lb * m i the nation, each month thou*andi
Rotlro E»eh cUlm nr d*m»nd
i f u l l ho la wrltlnc. and ahall atol*
E M . ' W ' W . W . W V * r a « ; more are lolmng the P T A In her
■lb* plica of r*tid*neo orul
tl
Proclamation. Mri. Rol
‘ ” T| National ----------------' wffie* addr*** ef lb* claimant, and r , r . i K £ u ! ' j . V ^ M1 PUInllff.
tin Brown. Lo* Angelet, prfildent
<ahall ho ownra tn by ih* rlalmanf, •\ i •
111* aatnt. nr altarnty. aad en>
nl ihe National C ongreu of PerROLAN.
auch ilalin or dtniand not ta ltl*d LILLlAJf
10*1*04*111 rn li end Teacher*. ia y t: “ You
aaali b* void
b o v ir c to n r.riiM )
W*»m* Oh**** I i Im
LtLt.tAN n. ROLAN. 1*1 King*- don't have to be a parent to be
A* adminl*lralil» nf Ih* TG,
land Aianu*. Lt nd llurat. N*w long In a P T A Anybody v»ho
Lrlato af NCYMOUII 8
.
OIIAVI'JI. d*r*»**4
TOtV^ARE IIRRERT N G TIFim caret about America end her futk it * rnm'puint tor nivorr. •>*, j urc cittxcnrT can Join. The P.T.A
FIC TITinia b m r .
",n fll*B «e*ln*t ' nil. *nd you
NOTICE 18 MEREJIY Htvr.N that l r,
*-.py nt olfrra all a chanre to work toward
r*<|ulr*d In *****
r§ tlsf*M In •n v if* in tim nfM I t •ynur
Atow .r nr I'ttn-lln* •» tk* goal, that arc a part of Amertc*'*
intF, Finn CompUlM
BfiSWfwNl. V tifttM t C*U1
nf ih* *1*1 tit if f# *ti mi
j. u*d*r AIh* tk
ililltlGUl
r.«111* trra rr,
(rr e tn c i, — and to work toward
m ,
J. ______■
nr i«*Et.f.__ pHGRNimr.
x /tv o w o o n et'pR trx. »m ih*i » • It* ir,
North *l,tn Ftr**t. t-rlindn them with other group*. Here itl
fntm d in r**ut*r i*i* natw* pur- Florida
and
til*
th*
eriflavt
----il
Ai
An
I*M 1 to ih* tirir.) of th* Flrllimu* *w*r nf r t d l n i In th* rfllr* nf are free to rn trr end pertidpate.
N»r** p tifii* ,. le-wlt: *»r <«**» th* n « rk *1 Clrrult Court on nr
>l-rid» »t*tjt*- » tth th* n » ,k nf l.*fnr# th* lif t day of Oclnlui, The door* of the P T A ere never
th* Clrrull rn u rt of ■•nnnnl* ttiv If you fell In 4* »n, Ju4r* cloyed. The welcome mat I* out
C*u*l>. Ff-rld*
. _
4 ,fault will !• I*k*n all year long .But tn Ortober a
/*/ FAR All It MGRl.r.T mint *,yyn-i
fny th* r*ll*t d*m**4v
/*/ JAMK8 U KinKI.AM* ••dcalnil
tp c n el invitation g**t nut. Then
tr. th* O'-optHM
1
n * )* ti
DONE
ANt*
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potlr« hat h*»n pa»lf*h*e one* a THE 8TATK OF FLORIDA TG
LEGAL NOTICE
w**lr for four <en***Utl** w**k*. CLT.VELA.Vn THOMAS tlROtVN
*ft'am -nt r*i|utr*4 by lb* art nf
at. li*,. ii*"r*i*
18* etati^r ef tf tr n v tl ef **ld re
Auauat It. 1*13 a* am*nd*d by th*
port and th* eiif»rl*p nf dl,irlh<tA tiwnrn r tm rtiln l htvlne h**n > it nt Mirth I H U an* JuV t.
(|*n ef *111 *tt*U » ‘U *«m* he- Fit*4 a a a in, t you in th* Cin mt 1»l« iTItla l( Cnlt*d *111*1 Cndl
l*r* th* - otirt.
Court la (Bd (nr **mlfinl# County. R.rtlnn lH l th«ntt-« Ih* "»nar
ilartha Hru,* Audio
Flnrld* In t'hanrfry, for Dltorr* •hip m naa*m *nt anil rlrrulatlan
Ci V'tmiulatralfta ef aald I II «h*AM till, nf. _»*I4 _arltnn hair* nf th* 'Oanfcr*
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Mnnday tt,n>uib Friday at Raaferd
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wrltt*n d*f*r>*(, if any. tn th* and bu(ln*a* man***rt ar* FublWhC*inpl*lni fit*d h*r*m. aad tn >*rv* •r. Fr*d F*rklra. laniard, Florida,
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County. Florid*,
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FLORIDA, IN PRORATE.
UK C1*rk Of Clreul* Court on er ke.
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MAND* All VINT PAID r.lTATI'.i nor* nf ortet*l
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eeari haul* of aald Cauaty at San la any etk*r ndeclarr relallM. the
ford. Florida. Within alyht ralandar m b i , at ih# penan or cergeratloa
muaiha tram th* Jim* ef th* ritd ter "horn iiwh tru itte te ecllngi
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•a y . and any aavh'cUrm *r damaad th i brtoka of th i compear .t* tra iliuUDW * IVES. St *L
tee*, hold itrtch m d eeenrlllee In a
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Nixon, Persons Brooklyn
Reports Robbery
Have informal Talk Of 8 Stotuettes
At While House
WASHINGTON (JR-Vtce Preildent Niion arranged to atop off
it the White Hou»e todiy for » h*t
with Preiident EU enhdw eri chief
lcgDIative aide.
The informal talk tilth M«j.
Gen. Wilton B. Pcrvini (ret) a i t
arranged before ta rt night'* announrement in D eter that Euettbower "did not feel a i well a i
ujual."
"II I* going to ba my practice
In gn by the White Route to go
over routine m atter)," N uon told
nrwimen.
E arlier, the vice preaideot de
clared that during the fLrit week
of Eltenhower'a enforced abtence
"thingt have gone imoothly and
government builnea) hat been c a r
ried on without delay* nr inter
ruption* '* N uon hit thi* "Govern
ment ai u tu al" nota much a* he
had a week ago, in talking with
reporirr* after he and hit family
altrirdrd church ir rv ic ti yeitcrday.
" t can *ay without qualifica
tion," h» added, ’that every offi
cial nf the government with whom
I have been in contact hat had
only unc goal in mind, and that
U lo tee that the government ran
in a way ju tt a , clot* a t pottible
lo Ihe way wa think the Trcitdent
would have wanted it to run u a ie r
auch clrcu m itsn cei."
• Uiually in p art American Ma
lory" where »imil*r circumitance*
have ariven ‘There hive been in
ternal dupulea and lealouaiet."
N uon laid. He did not elaborate.
In a aeparate ite te m tn t, the vice
preiident announced that the Nltonal Equal Economic Opportun
ity Cnniercnce ichcduled for Oct.
Z1 will proceed 11 planned deapite
Eltenhower'a illneia.
Inatead of r prevloualy acheduled dmner a t the While Home.
N uon laid, a dinner will be held
In a Washington hotel with Cabi
net membera Invited. NUon la lo
preilde a i chairm en ef the P re ii
dent'* Committee on Government
Contract*, which U ipoow ring the
meeting.
The conference, tn which M
induitrial and labor union leader*
have been invited, U aimed at
itre u in g the adm lnlitratlon'i pol
icy of penueaion ag aln il fob diicrimination b * a u ie of race, creed,
color or n atialal origin.
Elizabeth Taylor
In Medical Cneter
For Stomach Pains
HOLLYWOOD UB-Actreaa KLitt
beth Taylor w ai taken to the
I ’CLA Medical Ccittar by h er huaband. actor Mltbael Wilding, taat
night after being atrlcken at their
W rit I j i i Angelea home by tevere
atomach paint
Wilding aald he drove her tn the
boapilal on advice of their doctor,
who eipreaaed doubt, ha laid, that
ahe had appendicitia.
Leal week M in Taylor had the
flu. A month ago *be waa on
crutebea with sciatica from a
pinched nerve |n the apine
Teata w ere planned today te
determine tbs nature of bar la teat
Ulsea a.
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NEW YORK kP—Police aetrth ed
today for d u e i leading ta the
nimble-finger thief a r thlevea who
took eight tiny but p rlcaltia ita tu .
etlea from tba Brooklyn Muteum.
The caae w ai a muieum direc
tor* nightm are. The UtUe ailver
figure* bad been loaned from eight
other collection* for a ipectal ex
hibit railed "Sculpture ta Silver
From liland* of Tim e "
Although police were not notified
of the theft until yeaterday, Mu
ieum Director E d g ar C. Scheock
and it had been ditcovered nearly
I t hour* earlier. The delay w ai
to give mu-eum officials tim e to
tell the lending initituliooi, be ex
plained.
The theft occurred while the
muieum w ai open. A guard w ai
■taiioned tn the hall oulaide the
tcrond-floor exhibit room. He drJ
rot have, the exhibit of itatuettes
in view all the tim e, but checked
them periodically.
Tha m in in g figure* were among
.V) nn dliplay and were endoted
in four aeparale rate* The caaei
were not dam aged Police figured
a thief/ could have gotten into
them, however, by removing two
■crew* from a g la ii panel in each
cave.
If thlr wa* what Ihe thief did,
hr w ai careful to replace all the
acre* a.
(Continued From Pag* One)
being told he ba* no aoul to aevt
er loa* for eternity.
"The j o i f r l of Jeiu a Cbrirt li
not a panecei but it can do more
then • * allow it to do."
Th* Rev. Spear ueed aa hi* text
I Samuel 4:22 . . "th e glory la
departed from fa ra e l. ,* end uatng
th* word* e f Alciebledea to Peridea ef Athena when reviewing
part gleriea of Greer*. "How 1
with I could have known you when
you were a t your be*L"
Speaking yeaterday a t th* Little
Brown Churrh on th* Hill on the
lubjrct. “God'a Need of Man",
■nd having atrraied man’* need
of God, Dr. J . Bernard Root, went
on. to aay: "th* worthy g ift
which f* preaent to God, even th*
cup of cold w ater when It ia ap
propriate, the need, humgn o r
divine, to which we reipond, the
ierv r t we perform w ithout count
ing it* inconvenience to ouraelve*,
ta uicd of God In waya beyond all
human apprthem ien. Jerem iah
Hammered when he waa called te
become a preacher, but Mtee bta
golden oratory saved the soul ef
a nation, and revealed to th* world
■ aide of God'a nature not before
revealed."
In hi* morning m en ag e yeater
day a t th* F irit C hriitian Church,
th* Rev. L arry L. Stan* preached
on "Tho Value e f Weekly Comnt union," and aald, “Tha Lcwd'i
Supper la not robbed of Its aigntflcanc* by frequency e f ebaervane*."
The apeaker made Ut* point*
th at breaking bread In the rig h t
apirit on th* firat day of the
week: ( I ) help* u t remember
what Chriat haa done for ua; 12)
dram atliei m-ntral fact* of the
goipel and teatlfiea to unbelievers;
(I) promote* reverence and apirtIdal worship; and (4) brisg s divine
approval.
(
"This I* not s p rivate dinner
party," Rev. lie n * aald, s con
gregational meal e r n biether*
heed lupper. It w as not Inttituted
by a church beard or decreed by
a convention of church leaden ,
but was ordained by the Sen e f
Ged himself. Chriat la th e heat;
It la th* L etd'a Supper; and he
issue* th* Invitation to all hi*
folio*era to com* and partake."
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Commissioif Moves For
Senator Georg* Smathcfi manlmns Sanford prominently In hia
Washington Newsletter No. 1*0
And in hia weekly release, he
fella Ihe alory of Florida and hi*
reception across the State during
a three-week whirlwind tour of the
many cillea and eommunltiei in
viting him to recount the fact*
from the Waihlngton icon*.
Smatheri »ayi In hia letter,
"acrosi th# length and breadth of
Florida «* have aeen the fabuloua
growth of our alata. Florida ia
making aavan-laaguo atridca eco
nomically and culturally, and
everywhere I find a aplrit and
drive that are taking good advan
tage of lha atale’a natural wealth
at m ourcca.”
hi hia icrtaa at viaita In which
Senator Smalbera hope* to trial!
all of Ihe 17 eounllca ha aaya, "I
am deeply impreiaed by renewed
Intimacy and finthand contact
with the atory of Florida'* growth
ai it la translated into the lives
of each community and city."
"In moat tow-na," the aenator
Haled, 'T e a been apeaktng be
fore Joint aiaembliea of civic
clubs. Ih e arrangements have
been splendid, and I want to thank
theao elubi, and particularly lha
J a frees, for haloing la bring iheio
fine turnout! for nay report on
the work of Congress and laauea
hanging ftra m l year."
<
Mentioning Sanford prominently
S m ith rn wrote. "Sanford mada
me honorary mayor during Smath
eri Day at the celery capital; 1
waa immensely pleased with the
honor and lha rcaponse from the
civic clubs and tha high school
students."
France Is Asked
By Krishna Menon
to End Boycott
UNTIED NATIONS, N.V.
India's V. K. Krishna Menon apaled to Franca today to end Its
yeott of tha U.N. Assembly and
return lor th* forthcoming debate
* • Algeria.
M am . winding vp the Assem
bly's general debits, upraised
"deep regret” that the French bad
walked out of the M-naMon body.
India was ona oi th* gl countrita
which voted over French opposi
tion last Friday to tnschba tha
Algerian prbhlim on the Assem
bly's agenda and tbua provoked
1 the French walkout.
Although India voted against Uia
French in the Assembly ballot to
dabete Algerian dtmsndi for Indopmidooce, Nehru’i government
baa praised th* Paris government
for giving up the small eotooles
Franca established la India in tha
17th eentury.
Fallowing tha decision la debate
the Algerian issue, Franco called
h a w her reproscntaUvoa at the
Assembly and Ihns hof (who m a t
dclagatkon to tha U.N. The French
Cabinet dacidtd, howtvor, to hold
m to Franco'* permanent “big
power" teat on tha locurity Coonell and her plan on th* Dtsarmameet Committee and auhcommlttee.
C
'Mot' Star Makes
Hit In Night Club
4
It
LAI VEGAS. Nov. <W—The MotritoWin Opera's Fatric* Mutual
hitto* ulgkt etob circuit last Bight
with • varied program ranging
from sedate arial to s « y torch
.< *
T C •Safety aoyrono, opening a
togtyemeot
flfi'A? iSSwiS
yw^S%St. aT
•
No. gs*.
17-92 Project
GOP Tells Hundreds Homeless Group Applauds 5
Bell Solar Battery
Of 1956
As River Waters Rage Mill Ad Valorem Tax
To Finance Costs
Converts Sun's Energy Convention
Sheriff L. Hobby Discussion Drows More Than 300
In Rural Phone System
‘t ; Attends Highway Citizens To County Court Room
Safely Conference
Judge While Calls
Sanford Mentioned
Vanishing Of Duo
By Sen. Smathers
'Atrocious Crime'
In Newsletter
*
H
A « w l« lfd Prewt iM w d Wlm
Weather
Partly iloud* to flmidv with ir«l
tered i l h i i n i In extreme north
Ihrntiih AAednrtdiy; hi|h tempera
Hires |hii afternoon »2 In H.
WICHITA FALLS, Tex. r SwoJUn waters of lha Wichita
WASHINGTON Jv-Regardless of River and Vs tributaries rhasrd
President Eisenhower i illness, the hundreds Iron their North Texas
Republicans are going ahead with homes today, smashed a mam
announced plans to hold their 195* line railroad bridge and
nominating contention in Sin aenns highway*
More than VW Seminote County,—
-----------Franciseu Ihe week of Aug. » .
More Short inn families
rilirens crowded Ihe County Court cost a -wifttnn .loiters |f « -"iM ha
Today, for lha first time, the
cisco the week of Aug 20.
evacuated ia Wtr hit a Falls a>
house Courtroom this morning to
sun-ultimate source oi all Uia po*er
GOP National Chairman Leon Holliday Creek, carrying a hea
th* hi-gcst hx'cain ftemtnn •
attend the regular meeting of the
which man has at his dupoialard W Hail made this plain yes runoff from rains which it cotildnn’t
Counts
»rei had "
Board of t runty t'omnus-inner•
be;an furnishing power directly
terday when he said on a tran dump into live alrgady-lull Wirhtta
Aarns. emphatic with hit state
and
In
hrar
di-cimlon
on
Ihe
Kto s telephone line.
Sheriff
Luther
Hubby,
nn
hi•
re
scribed Mutual network radio pro River, hacked up into residential
ments. *,.-1 “jf this ectinn was iq
A: ID A.M., Bel) engineers switch
>
turn from Miami wh»re he attend- 92 >duatton.
gram there was "no truth . . . arrtions
a rnurt of equity thr-re ere some
There
wa»
standing
room
nnlv
ed tolar power into a new type of
Far upriver nn ihe Wichita south r(J lh< Go, fn ,or-, )hgh» a, Safety
whatsoever" to report* that the
rnmmi**ioncrt who would has# to
when
the
mrdlng
was
railed
lu
rural telephone system u.-mc the
of
Pidtic*h
150
fa
millet
*
r
rr
l
u
v
l
.
,
^
,
President's illness might csuie
in -l the Lr.f Hireling i>rd*r bv Chairman John Mri«ch dl*qualift- Ihrmtrlvrt hciaiit* of ,x
bell solar battery, »n mveouon
Republicans to switch their con laird by ipreadtnr waters from
of
Ife
Florida
Sheriff's H um u, Citterns crowding Ihe Iwn door* te< k of mlr-irst V rnnimitsioncr
of Bell Telephone Laboratories inru n t la-t night that measured up
vention time and place.
counced last year. Use of volar
said
lhat
ore
of
the
nuin funriionv lo Ihe courtroom In order to *rl who cannot stand up under criticto
*
inches.
Earlier, Democratic National
' ism should nnt set nn li * pompower is a part of experiment, beRains
continued
falling
this
of Ihr new bureau wilt he live fighl a vantage point lo see and hear | nii**!nn " Hr- added. "I'm In favor
Ihe utofcerfini*
in; londucted in cooperation wiih WEST PALM BEACH P -T be Chairman Paul M. Butler had said morning In part* of North and
Chairman Mcivch welcomed Ihe of a recall election Aot* this com
Southern Bell Telephone and Tele Palm Beach County grand fury in Chicago tha Republicans "may West Texas, with I IT inches re agansl illegal loUeric. and other
graph Company near Amencus, wert Lu work today with a request be considering an earlier conven ported at ChiMrere since midnight. major rackets operating within the crowd to the meeting and a«kcd mission out and grt us a nrw slale
lhat thorr who wanted to talk to of officers.”
Ga . (115 miles south of Atlanta. that it "consider offering Immunity tion date largely b tciusf of the
Knox County Sheriff Homer T .late
In conditions. They may
Tse experiments are part of the from prosecution" in trying lo change
A rttirrn In the iitdicnre asked
Mellon said approaches to Ihe
Sheriff Hobby said that Dire* tor come forward.
need
more
lime
(or
.-ampaigning
Ur alley Odham, rhalrmsn of the If "AA’c ran’t *-tahli>h who votrj
Bell System's continuing ctforti solve the disappearance of Circuit
Santa
F*
railroad
bridge
at
Ren
Don
McLeod
of
Ihe
bureau
also
Cittern'* Commute* and Ihe tamg
In provide more and better rural Judge and Mrs. C, E Chilling- . . ." Rullrr said that if the Re jamin, Tei , srere swept away,
publicans were to come to Chicago
announced, at the Hireling, that Ranee Highway Planning Commit acain*t 17-PS*"
telephone sen ice acrotdmg to ! worth.
stopping
movement
of
trains
or.
SriiniLolr f minty t'lerk It. T*.
The request was made by Circuit "I imagine (hey would meet prior the Wichita, Kant., to San Angelo. hia organitaiton will nrcc.vianly tee of the Seminole Counly Cham Ilrindotv searching
Rolfiermcl, Southern Bell's Area
miltutas nf
to
tha
Democratic
convention"
Judge Joseph S. White who called
have lo concentrate ill immediate ber of Commerce, opened Ih* talk* the cnnimlftion meetings sntw rrManager.
Tr*., lino.
which
starts
there
Aug.
II.
when
he
remarked.
"I
think
it's
the
disappearance
of
the
couple
George L. Mathews, a cotton and
Although thousand* of acre* of rftorli In ih« helping of loral law
e-l. "The minute* dn not d!*cln*a
what he thought would be farmland were being inundated
time we all Ho tome talking "
peanut firmer, made the first *un- from then oceanfront home June
thst ■> j rountv romi utovirr vot
rnforccmrnl officers vohe major
real
effects
of
EisenhowOdham. talking Into the micro ed again*! tho ^.ghwav."
powered tekphoc* call and re U "an atrocious enme."
Just when cotton needed hot, drv rrim rs McLeod gave illegal gam
»r
■
refer
ent
heart
attack.
Hall
said
phone
of
the
public
a.IJrr**
sysmarked that it sounded "jusl ftna"
weather for maturing, Ihe grrslev) bling top spot in tli* rfforU id tlir
"Soma people blame professional
Howrvcr, in Ih* reading a mo
The bell solar battery is lb* first criminal racketeers who wanted to it would be "wholly inappropriate" damage apparently was being done burcMi and listed further, child lent, told the packed courtroom
tion
adopted hr tb* romni!i*lonrte
for
him
to
discuss
whether
the
lhat.
"It
i*
tha
duty
of
the
Coun
successful device to convert the remove tb* veteran Judge because
In Wichita Fall* itself.
molesting, safe cracking, armed
which approved th* a*, iring n f
sun's energy directly and efficient he stood in their way," Ihe JuJge President will stand for re-elec Sheriff Mrliigv estimated at least robbery professional forgery and ly Commissioner* to find the roads
right-of-way* from **«ltnn
ly into substantial amounts of elec said yesterday, adding that tha tion.
J.ooo farmland acres were inun kidnapping as the other rriniea of Iht county. And, It Is their Huts to the Orange County line. Rrailry
and
It
Is
in
their
pnw«-r
to
ipentl
He
said
the
President
himself
tricity. It is at least IS times more jury should act on his suggestion
dated in Knox County alone lie in which th* bureau would be in
Ihe money at the county ai they Odham rninnirntcd, "Hidden ill
efficient than tha bast previous for immunity "only after very will determine whether hia health said debna • lade* water h»J terested.
•tr fit It is important lhat Ihe that lltll* motiiin is ytmr damage.
will let him run for a second term. washed out sections of three high
aclar energy converters.
senous consideration.''
Sel up hy the 1955 L*gi>lalur*, behalf cl Ihe people whrn the As I said before, lh*yT* tnakirg
Excess current from the solar He recalled the gunshot killing
ways. An approarh to Ihe Wichita
unit not naeded (or immediate of Albert Patterson, altornry genRtirc bridge IT miles north of the bureau lx made up of Sheriffs rountv commissioner! art in thr alright motions hut they sln'l get
John Hall of Clay County, Amos people's desires are understood
ting nothing don*."
telephone use feeds into a storage rrsl designate in Phenii City, Ala.,
Benjamin, wav washed »w*y.
Explaining the functions of the
Chairman John At*i*ch i-ke I
battery which provides power at as an example of ho* organised
A rr*«t of 21 feet was expected Hall cl liioward, Ed Blackburn of
night and aver periods of bid crime wars on publlr officials and
on the Wichita River in Wichita Hilldioinugh, George Wat's ol Cillltn* Committee and Ihe long Rrpipaentative Vo!i* A AYlllian s
weather.
Kalla, three feet above flood stage Washington and liioward Coker Dance Highway Planning Commit J r , to retell to Ih* meeting tho
said that only recently Ally. Gen.
The solar littery has no moving Richard W, E nin had warned that
Officials expected the riser to slay id Hirhlandv Ihr AHurnry Gm rral tee, Odham told the crowd * Our plan bv which Ihe county cnitlrl
plan was to set up a road pro borrow money, which was origin
parts or corrosive chemicals and big lime racketeers are taking
withlo It* banks exrept In lo* and the Governor.
A permanent slaff of tlx [ver gram And in duing tn we found ally told to a meeting of th* Mer
Iheretot* should last indefinitely. steps lo reestablish gambling in
Th# s^t swept-wlnr Navy J*t lying ar--*v In th* m l niter* mmi
Even in poor light, it wi I continue FloriJa
fighter* were launched from lha of ihe families have b e n evacua sons will hr set up in th* bureau that 17-92 vitally needed nur at chants Association of sanford.
office to Tallaha- re. 'they wilt be trntL-n We should spr-nd our trum
to chaise the storage battery but
Tha Judj* said h« could not say L'SS Shangt'-L* off San Diego. ted
Mcltood. an atsitfanl director, ey or. IT 92. when It hat a 10—12— R'presrntativa Williams said,
at a lower power.
Hurtling
across
the
continent
in
Into
If these factors west Involved in
two In-ld invest.gators and Iwu 1 even tl timet greater tralflc “I think I am about to
The telephone system u>ei tran tha ChlUmgworih ck i t but he told an aUem*l to break the
a trap.'* However, he laid of roll
cfllte rletka.
count liven Stale Road ♦*.*'
slators initmd of Iradltiabxl vacu Jle Jury “ V u i s . ' , - « e . that b W i ’S f c, v *i rotor, they
Giving the history of Ihe action* ing th# gfal* Attorn** General
um fubci The translator, invent
Sh riff H-ibhy said thaf mod of
up to tha five-m Ha-high ga*
what
happened."
of
the Cittern'- Com miller and th-* relative to th* question of the
ed at Bcllf Laboratories and an
Ihe bureau inruitveri ticmeii lo
station set up over St. L u is and
"Three months have elipied and took on the additional fuel need
nounced sejen years ago. requires
axi< ■ that lie - Andrrxnn, cluef Chamber of Cornnifrre Highway co mty borrow Inc money end th#
to far as I know, no apparent ed to remptet* the trip to lha
only small amounts of power.
rriminal depuly of llill'lmrotigh Planning Group. O-lham said, plans th-ouch sMCrh money emil I
clues
hsve
hern
found
by
whirh
The new ay item uses the " c a r
•ast coast.
County Sheriffs office will lie na "tine min out in Ih* rnuntry who b# borrowed. AVillums said, at
' perhaps wants tu ha rountv rum th# conrluslon of his evotauatten,
rier" principle which allows sev those responsible can he brought
Tha supersonic Cougar air
RERUN urv-rvt Tommy n mrd si a.-sutani dfreclor.
mlv-loner again said ‘1 won t be "I'm like Ce lad* who spot*. A., t
eral conversations to be sent nm- to justice.” Judge White told the craft, bound from San Diego to Woods, It of lliigersvdie. Tern,
dictated
lo b« any group,* hut I told the merchant* that th* County
ultaneoudy over a single pair oi | grand Jury.
Norfolk, Va , in ronnerllon with »s< sentenced today In 5.1 u
in
rrvrrve the tight In express my I ummistfitnet* had adopted a
wires. Sin* each conversation
th# activating of the Navy’s nrw | prison for deserting In Communist
own opinion and rverv ollirr cite trolley that would not allow it to
ia sent at a different frequency,
super-carrier Forrtital, ware re- Eavl Germany,
ren has that right lo."
touch on* f-.ot of tf*e iight-of-wa* s
they do n(t Interfere with each
fuled by four AJ-t "Savaga"
A U. S Army rouC martial de
•Several wreka ago," Odham until ail of was approved hy the
other. MuRfrequency Irani mis
bombers of Composite Squadron liberated ?5 minutes on Woods'
said, "we set today a* Ihr itearl- Elate Road Department." And
sion has bain used for years- with
Five flown from tha Naval Ami- gmlly plsa before passing senItnr ’ Explaining that we have thrn, refrufiif to th* n-nney at ad*
va-uum ttoas only longer distance
iiary Air Station at Sanford for tenet.
ronlraei* lu lei, plans hr runiplrlr ah!# to tli* ioutni'*'lonsi#, ,# (
cslls. Th* system on trial at Atha tank filling mivtfon.
The penalty, » hkh included t
merleus, however, operates econ
The heavy attack homtor*. spe div honor aide discharge, * a i ihr AI’A.-ACMICCl-A *> — Franklin an<| right-of-ways in Secure legal “ As dumb a* I am in mathematics
County m td rn ts at * mavs meeting
omically over shorter distances
TALLAHASSEE l* -A I V mil cially outfitted as aerial service maximum. It it subject to review Iasi night uppovtsf isle of the Apa entanglement* to overcome, he that's enough tnonev to buy tt a
told the rrowd that "emphasis is right-of-way-* this scar"
such as Bose on rural telephone lion dollar Increase In sales tax stations awaited the jrta at a by higher aulhordirv
lachicola Airpvirt property to a on Artlnn Now !"
point
west
of
St.
Loui*.
Ground
lines.
Woods
did
not
'ake
Ihe
stairJ.
reeeipts the first three months of
t hai-n-an John Air , u spot * to
"The problem lhat nrrurt Is th# rrowd. He ss'd. "As far at
Whrn the civ •!'» law officer group of Miami financiers.
this fiscal year over last year en controlled radar vectored the
The
group
urged
the
County
Comfighters
tip
to
the
gapumps
Ihis,’ Oilbam said, "h"* impor the enun'v COmmilsinners ar# con.
avked him if hr fully undervtosl
couraged state officials today.
27 Coses Heard
mist ion to reconsider it* vote to
manned by altendente, Comdr.
Comptroller Ray E. Green re Jamee S Stafford, Lt. Comdr. Ihe implications of his plea, hr re sell the 1,100 acre Irart tu lha First tant is it thal we have an eppralt- reined, there it no on* fighting
ser* rejuirl i<«liy—how important 17-0! Me. 1)1*1 gsvr me asturatu*
ed in a clear votec: "Yes, sir.''
In Cfurt Yesterday ported that the 3 per rent tax, Chariaa R. Tucker, Lt. Robert J. pl Hr
did not appear to he shaken Slate klortgagr Co. of Miami for Is II lhat right-of-way options he lhat th* re«l of 17 o ' would ho
main
support
of
stale
government,
in a thousand dollar* In
Raker and Lt. Garrett A. White. by Ihe stiff icntrnee. He smiled flO.OOO and other ronslderations. secured by agents — hosr many
collected yesterday in had brought in III.HMJU during
Tha actual refueling took place and joked wffh 'neelalors as he Speakers said they weren't op people were approached and a«k- pavr.f nest y*er. There Is n«
Ity Court when FT eases tho months of July, August and at about 25,000 feel and a temp- left the eourt, telling them, "Take posed to Ihe county selling some rd In sign an option, tn my opin niooey going into p g tiaiis and
before Judge John September.
of the lands but llicy .Inrngly urg' d ion. there was some delay. If Ihe paths. Th# only money* w# sp#-J
natu re of -10*F in a clear, un- it easy."
In the iam* throe month period turbulant sky. Jst fuel was trans
that tha area oceupirvl by tho air county waits, Ih* time t* gone!" it approved hr the State Rn«.| Dedifferent charges wore last year receipts totaled tlJJU ,- ferred without a splash Just over
port be retained.
Speaking to th* ronimissionrri, partment. Out of the fMA.OOO, va
gainst Uw ST offenders SOS.
The Miami group, headed hy Rratlry Odham said, "If you all mutt pay for apprai'rre, attorney*
two hours after tha fighters had Committee Chosen
■ajor number of chargee
Frank It Newman, said it planned Insist on doing anthing until you feet, and other cu»*- pot yet runTha S e p t e m b e r
receipts crossed San Diego.
ag overtime",
amounted to M.OM.OI, up IMO.OOO Tha "Savaga Son* of Sanford" To Draw Up Budget a to million dollar m luilriat and do a il" And he added, "1 accuse templated. AA'e here agreed to put
ises for "driving while or 17 per cent over September with their own Jet engine hum
residential development program
you people of font dragging in our money Into 17-92 but *# don’t
ware brought bclore IBM. The September receipts rep tag and two propeUors turning, At Legion Meeting on the property.
publir, row I am doing it to your want to hamterinr the rountv"
with each one drew tag resent collections on August sales. were able to maintain a coursa
The Campbell-Losilng Pnil of Jimmie Nichols, provident of the fare. Vm not a lawyer hut no one
Speaking directly to !',# rrowd
aum penally of ROt.
Green said It couldn't be de directly along the route of the Ihe American Legion hrld ill re Franklin Counly Chamber of Com
■
>
(
listeners in th# court room,
rall't
(ell
me
lhat
thrr*
Isn’t
tome
and disorderly waa a termined bow much of the Increase crou-rountry flight. At a speed gulae meeting lait mghl In the merce, said a tiliirnthip league
ssay w* ran't buy that right-of- Alrlsrh | id. "t am going to t ug.
iced against three of- could be attributed lo the 1955 act exceeding 3&0 mph the entire
being
formed
would
rai.e
funds
gest that the rirunty rommis*iontwo cases of "parkinng plugging loopholes in tha sales and operation rut only mrta minute* Ame-iran Legion Hut nn Lake- lo hire legal help and file an in way ns-xt year."
shore Boulevard
ert put »n a 5 mill tax levy to
were made and bonds use tax lawi.
from th# near-record time of tho
"Because
I'm
Just
a
young
man
juntlion
against
Ihe
sale
if
nereiPo*l Commander George MayProvide Hie money for the paving
flight
and
haven't
mad*
mine
yet
ami
•ary.'
bury presided over Ihe meeting.
of 171.' I feel that if Ihe p*opI#
barges with only on* ofCounty
eommistioner*
didn't
won't
he
satisfied
with
what
I’ve
Thv American l-egion Baseball
aie willing to go along with it, l
leach Instance coming begut, I want lo are more progress,"
Team will be honored at Itte ntst comment immediately.
would l-e in favor of the levy,"
Judge were disorderly William Dow, 75,
I Ml'# in siei Ur rd as the ctund
Dr.
Michael
Plese
meeting nf the organuatlon. ac
Senator Douglas StenMrnm ask
assault and battery, no
bur-t
into
thunderous
applausr.
cording to o decidon reached Iasi
ed if the .A mill al valorem lav
■reeding the speed limit. Dies Yesterday
night. District officers will be In How Frank Licavoli
"I'm amared al Ih# crowd thal levy were ati*«sed, when would
William Dow. 73. retired Now On Hunger Strike
Ivtag, careless and neghas turned out this morning, lh a t it go into effort.
CLEARWATER l* -D r. Miehaal vited for th* event.
ring, drunknesi. Impro- York State farmer, and a real
A rommltee, composed nf past
plates and Improper dent of Sanford for alx yean, died J .Plese is ta the seventh day of commander* of Ihe post was ap- Disposed Of $2,528 little gintmirk that appeared in 1 County ConiMisalun Chairman
ihr paper tins morning didn't | Mcivch said. "It would ho in tho
yesterday evening at lha Flab a hunger atrike to protest his being
•
puin ed to draw up a tentative hud is Still Mystery
keep yuil from being hue." And 19” ta t year."
b*i assessed by Judge Memorial Hospital In DeLand, af jailed for contempt of court but
Sheriff Sid Saunders reported the grt for post operation. The bud
ter a lingering lllnesi.
DETROIT J t - How 5-veer-old lutninr to Ih* commission Odham
[came In ll.W t.
Senator .Stensttom, speaking to
A ralive of New York Slate, he retired dentist, IT, "looks ta good get will be presented lo the poll Frank Licavoli J r , dlvpoved of said, "It's this type of thing, Jnhn,
membership for approval. Mem U.5ia waa a mystery today In his that I'rn talking about — the peo th# com mi stumers, said. "AA'hat f
waa boro Sept. S. I MO, and had shape."
FouiAlorm Fire
been a widower for a number of A medical examiner found ao bers expressed the fact that hy parents and police
ple of Srminnta County are not am concerned abunt. gentb-ui»n, it
providing such a budget there will
signs of malnutrition.
yraiw
Airs Licavoli Irft a purse eon aide lo fake part in (heir govern- this -under th# present policy of
L e a v s One Dead
Ih# bond Ihrrr te no war to build
Circuit Judge C. Richard leaven- L-e sn increase m efficiency and (lining Die money nn top nf a menl."
II* !• survived by a niece, Mrs.
the road this year. The way I tea
IANC1SCO IP — A four- Geoige Hanaetl of Schenectady, good ruled Plese in contempt for interest.
refrigerator Sunday. She went to
AV. Till Yarns, spoke lo the it. Ih# county attorney eannot file
Funds for the post operation ire the basement.
i called "of arson origin, N. Y.
failing to pay alimony lo hti es
ay caused the death of
Funeral arrangomotte will bt tranged wife, Jt. gbe charged provided from annual dues paid
Returning a few minutes later, group, following Rraitey Odham's condemnation proceedings th s
I Injury to several tenants announced liter.
Pies* abused her. Plea* contended by tack member of the post.
she di-rovrred Frank Jr., hi* play introduction to the problem before year or even next year, until all of
tho commissioners this morning. the money is In the hands of the
‘ tb* to-room Polk Motel
she married him only ao ab* could
mates and Ihe pur«e mining
Turk Streets.
eater the United Stales from Yugo
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Sanford Herald, 1955
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The Sanford Herald, October 03, 1955
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Sanford (Fla.)
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 03, 1955. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Text
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Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 03, 1955; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford, Florida
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald