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A social iK iir it r card It Identi
fication for tocial security pur*
pa in only, and ahoutd not b« ac
cepted At identification for other
purposes, Paul K. Weaver, m in tfar of the Orlando social security
rffiea reminded local itorakaapart
and thair employes today.
A person can obtain a tocial
•acurity card and work under any
name ha wishes, Sir. Weaver laid.
To receive hit old tea inturanra
benefit! at aye 65 or later, ha muit
prove only that he it tha parion
for whom a tocial aecurily s o
count ha* been tat up under that
name and number, and that this
earnings have bean credited to
that account. Therefor*, a tocial
m u rity tard li no ruaranlee that
•n individual l i mine the name
bit mother cava him, or that he
hai a bank account
To lUuilrata the hatardi o*
fishing rhecka a here only a social
•erurity ran) li offered at Identi
fication. Mr. Weaver cited a true
story. Recently, he laid, poltca in
Tampa, Florida answered a call
f-om a lupermarket manager and
picked up a woman "customer"
alto, uiiny teveral different toeial
•ecurity eardi aa identification, had
patted f 1600 in worthltsa rhecka
duriny her travela throuyh ail
Eastern citlei.
Tha 55-year-otd woman. Sir*.
Frtida McGurrin, claimed that the
had been led Into her criminal
career by a man the met while
aorklny a* a waitress In Balti
more. Ha had planfled all thetr
operation*, tha allayed, and had
taken all tha money. The man.
Thomai Gerald Ryan. 53, deserted
hi* aeeomplle# before tha Tampa
pollea arrived at the.supermarket
Tha yeneral plan followed by the
roupla waa for Mra. SIcGurrin to
rl»lt tha local tocial tecurity of
fice In each of the aiz title* on
thair Itinerary to obtain a tocial
teeurity account number card.
Ryan would pick a random addreta off a itreat map. and utlny
an alia* of hli (election, aha
would apply for a tocial card, alleyiny that *h* wat rainy to work
for tha firat time. Ha than wrota
nut a number of thecki, all for
144.00, and took bar around to
**vrral itorei in town where tha
attempted to n t h them, offeriny
only tha faltaly obtained toeial
tecurity rard at Identification.
Sir*. SIcGurrin told Tampa police
that about half tha (tore* aha ap
proached eathed the rhecka with*
out requlrine any other evidence
af bar Identity.
Tha amatlne thlny about thli
ttory. Sir. Weaver laid. I* that iha
found to many wllline dupat. TKb
Social
Security Admlnlitratlon
hat repeatedly warned buiineu
men not to acrept tocial tecurity
cardt at Identification In rathlny
rheckt,. ei'IttR credit, or for any
olhtr purpot* not connected with
the admlnlitratlon of tha tocial
teeurity proyr*m.
Althouih few people will, like
Sira. McGurrin. ye to the trouble
of obtaininy a falta toeial tecurity
rard, he pointed out that proper*
ly irtued cardt may be iott or
ttolen, and may bo In the pot•ettlon of tomeont to whom It
deet not belany. Moreover, a parton can havt hit nama on hla torial taeurity card chanyed by fit*
iny a raquaat for a rhanya In
reeerda with the Social Security
Admlniatratlen. For example, ha
taid, we man ebanya thair namaa
afur they marry.
2 Strong Warnings
Most Sigificant
KKW YORK IB—Two ttrony
wtminyi by tha Wait to Ruttia
on Berlin and Middle Bait armt
itond nut today at tha moit timlficant outcoma of Iha Biy Three
foraliB miniatin' maatinyt hare.
A caution to itay out of an armt
net lor Middle Bait favor and
item notice that Butala'a rtcoyItitlon of Beat Otrmtny doaa not
rtUavn bar at rnyoniitUit* lor
Um Bnvtot m m nl Germany
yrotod, m o authorttoUro taton
' hat wo aiw net beiny
lulled By umtdi about the aptrit of
Qatova:
“When ana party at Geneva hy
ill acta itaita moddUny up tantiMt aG over tyala, la ether quar
tan, than tha ipirit af Geneva la
Bafaf vlalatod tad wa mutt tay
bant It.- Ba a*tod.
U 5. Geological Sunrey'i Water used again and again instead c!
Re sources Division." But it could being replaced by tresh supplies.
I. Tightening up on waste and
well become critical with a further
vast expansion of population and leakage.
The lost from leakage In muni
industry."
Scientist! eiolain that about TO cipal water systemi. for example.
per cent of the water that falls on It eitimatcd at 10 to 20 per cent
the land as rain re tu rn to the at of the total pumpage. Chicago tent
mosphere by evaporation or evapo- leak-hunting tquadi through its
tra ns pi ration action by vegetation. 130-m iit mate of underground
The other 30 per cent— vome 1.300 water supply pipes a few yeari
billion gallons a day— it either ago and discovered leaks which
"consumed" or (lows into rivers were costing the <dy 10.635,000
gallons a day.
en route to the sea.
Americans today use more than
The 1.300 billion gallons Is thus
the maximum quamty of water half again as much water at they
"a va ilib lt" in the United States, did in 1C90. Here are some of t»unless fresh water can be obtained day'a common household water re
from other sources than normal quirements: bathtub or shower, 30
gallons; toilet flush. 4 to 6 gallons;
rainfall.
automatic home laundry, 13 to TA
At present, the U. S. Geological
gallons per minute; lawn spnnlio
Survey says nationwide usage to
1100 square feet, <i inch of watci),
tals about 200 biliion gallons daily.
vg gallons lawn soak (100 square
By 19*5, it is expected to rise to
feet, one Inch of water*, 64 gal400 billion or roughly one third ol
Ions.
the total "available" supply.
Most Americans In recent yeara
That's gelling uncomfortably
close lo the limit, considering the hive become familiar with sum
vast and unwieldy problem of dis mertime reslrielions against la n
tributing the water where it Is sprinkling and car washing. As a
further move to save water, the
Deeded.
So it is that scientists, tubsUired government Is now urging farmers
by government and private indus to replace open irrigation dllcliCi
try, are anxiously searching for with evaporation p;cof pipes.
Industry, Ihe nation's No 1
new aourcev of supply. The longwater user with an intake of ?)
range possibilities include:
billion gallons a day. It also se -•
1. Artificial rain making.
2. Distilling fresh water from the ing new ways to cut down its
usage.
sea,
3 roUutlon abatement fsince
A sl.-el Mill at Fontana. Cahf.
pollution of the nation's streams found it could produce a Ion f
and lakes robs us of clean water steel with only l.TOO gallons of re
by making It unfit for use'.
circulated water compared with l
(Continued From Pag* One)
4 Increased storage capacity (he nationwiJ- average of et.uu)
itand out eo vividly alter these
(dams, reservoirs, ponds).
gallons per Ion.
many years.
i Recirculation of water, par
And Bethlehem Steel's plant at
"Where The Meadow Lark Calls" ticularly in factories, so that It is
Spanons Point, Md.. consen<-s
is named so because the meadow
fresh water by purchasing 65 mil
lark a the stale bird where the
lion gallons of treated sewage
story is centered, and. hccauie,
water daily from tha city of Bsliiaccording to the author, "the mu-.more.
ical sound of the combination of
About two dorca firms In this
words that fill tha theme of the
country, opcrsling undtr govern
book "
ment contracts, are experimenting
"I've rewritten the book five
BRCNNERO, Italy AV - U. S. with various methods of removing <
or aix times," said Wheeless. And combat troops leaving Austria the salt from ocean water to male
now, he remarked, tales of the
entered Italy before dawn today it drinkable. H i still an expemho
book are gratifying.
for N ATO duly. Their mission: to process.
Wheeleaa. photographer, automo help lh« Italian army plug a gap
Rain hungry farmeri In our We tbile dealer, radio operator, and in Western defenses by Austrian ern Plains still hope that arliflcsl
now an author, la also a carrier neutrality.
ram making experiments will bring
for The Sanford Herald In the
The new arrivals are the first them water from normally ram
San Lenta lection of the city and Americans combat troops to be ies* ikies
In the aouth Sanford section.
Dwight Kline. U S Weather Rustationed In Italy since October
If you've never mat this -young* 1MT when the U lh Infantry Divi- reau expert, says the covemmtnt
iter-at-heart” who hat lokl to lion wat deactivated as a combat still ha* an '.‘open mind" about j
vividly hit early day expcncncet unit. American soldiers based at rain making *
‘
In "Where The Meadow Lark Leghorn ani Naples are from
"We've seen rain fall from treat
ed clouds, But we have also trealril
Callt", you can hear hit own ex service units.
planation a at Swrccncy't Saturday.
Crossing the Austrian • Italian 200 cloud* and the quanlty of moistExcerpta from reviews of tha border through historic Brenner lure that reached the ground was
book read aa follows in parti
Past waa a convoy of 214 officers practically nil," Kline said.
"There are so many unknowns
Wilmington
I Del.)
Morning and men under Lt. Col. William
News — Mr, Whrcleit'a story W. Hawke of Terryton, Tex., com that w* need mor* baale research
hat tha flavor of American farm mander of the 1st Battalion o f the lo find out If we era oa the right
trail at all."
life from the 'inside', A fine 350th Infantry Regiment.
family life ft also revealed."
Creaco
(Iow a)
Timet-Plaln*
Dealer — -Certainly a realistic
picture of rural Ufa tom* W
years ago. Entertaininr and amus
ing to both rural and city re
sidents."
Publisher*' Weekly (New York)
— " A picture of life of a country
P U T S
A
N E W
boy 60 years ago."
Orlando Sentinel — “ A real*
litlc picture of rural life (hat
' F i r e s t o n e
t i r e
will make you remember your own
barefoot days-"
O N
Y O U R
(! A R
Davenport (Iowa) Dvmorerat.
Timet — - A nostalgic writing,
'Where tha Meadow Lark Calls'
will bring back many memories
to those of the older generation
while proving a colorful and in*
formative history for the gener 111 E .1 * tS L
Phone 1 ]
ation of today."
New York Time* — - A heart
warming ttory about two mis
chievous tads on a farm provea
that the good old days, through
rugged, were health/, happy one*.
Refreshing humor parvadea this
book-"
Coggtm
(Iow a) Monitor
—
“ Deecribea In humorous and in
ter**ting detail, rural
Ilia of
tome' 60 year* ago . . ."
i
Albion (N ab.) Newt "A
marvelous plctura of rural life."
Hopkinton (Iowa) Leader — ]
(Editorial) " A book I have read.
I ran atauru you the book It
mighty interesting. Buy it and |
enjoy a good book."
Huntting Library Catalog —
" A wholesome and entertaining |
picture of boyhood on the farm,"
W ASHING TON US - America'!
"duit bowl" dit tite r of tha 1930*
thowed what can happen to a land
parched for water.
Today acicnUiti warp that writer
ihorteyea arc becominj a tcriout
problem in m iny parit of the Unit
ed Staiet— and win become more
acute from year to year.
,
Why U water setting icarcc? It
the weather turning hotter? I>
America'i onct abundant rainfall
beginning to dwindle?
SletcorologitU tay there Is little
question that winters have been
warming up ovet the lati M or wi
yean, averaging about two de
greet ui most U. S. ciliet. Since
lliO the mran annual temperature
hat risen 4 drgreet in Philadelphia
and 2'* degrees in Montreal.
That doesn't sound like much of
an increase, until you realise that
an average annual drop of only 10
degrees would put u i into another
ice age.
As for rainfall, there are violent
regional fluctuations from year to
year, but the nationwide average
remains almost conslinl at 30
Inches annually— some 4.30d billion
gallons a day.
Why, then. l>n'i there plenty of
water at usual?
"Ecept for recurring droughts
our water supply is pretty stable,"
saya Carl G. Paulsen, chief of the
Verne Wheeless»
Troops Enter Italy
For Duty’ In N A T O
To Help Plug Gap
7rrcCnfif
VOWN
iresfone
DEAL
TODAY
FORA
Yea can make an ice m a m I
calm at homa. Bake an angelfood j
caka from a packaged m u i
cut It into three emawlse layer*, j
Spread turn plnu ef slightly
ttftonad k* cream batwaea twej
af tha layers. Work fast new i
cover the whole caka with two I
copa af * rM »a d cream (tweetaaad aad vuJite-favered), Freest
the lea cream cake and aerva
with a fruit eauce. You can vary
tha ftovmra af Uw lea cream i
m o m to suit year taste.
DODGE
SA V E
M
to
Pronghorn anit lope eta run all
66 mile* aa hoar with ease.
HUNDREDS
A NEW SERVICE FOR SANFORD
OF
BOtTLED GAS
m
1M -UL CTUNDUI
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1
DO LLARS
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Weather
TOO! NIWSPAPIK
•V i r l« pirtl* cloudy through
Inmnrm* mlh whl-lv vesllerod
jllriniw c showers m n • 11 y over
south and tcnlial portions.
DEFENDS TOUR RJGHT
TO KNOW!
AN
EatoMtahed ISM
Boat, Ski
Enthusiasts
Welcomed
New Medical Building
Ground To Be Broken
In Longwood Saturday
' Jaycees Are Given
♦'Safely Program'
Outline By Mack
An outline of the Seminole
County Junior Chamber of Com
merce “ Safety- Program'' was
given to Ih* local group at their
noon luncheon moating yesterday
-b y T . Mark Mack, Florida High# w ay Patrol Troopor and chairman
of the Jayceei Safety Committee.
A
reeotution was suggested
requesting the Sanford City Comminiontre, Seminole County Com
missioners, and State Hoad De
partment, to raise eigne at Intereertiona to eufficient height 10
that they would not interfere with
eieion to the left or right. Troopar Mack said that “this te the
fcfiret phaia of the Jaycee Safety
“ program.
“ Another phaee of our Traffic
Safety program, “ ha pointed out.
“ would be the elimination of
blind ranters where shrubbery,
weeds, and ether obstructions
block the view of the motorist.
“ A pert of our program would
include the cataloging of blind
comers tnd to determine owners.
It would also be a part of the
.. program to determine whether it
f k the city or county’s respond' bility to dear the obstruction and
then to hare the correction made.
"The Jayrew Safety Committee,"
aaid the KHP Trooper, "want* to
get to tba people to call their at
tention te keeping the highway
(Coaliaaed On Pago Eight)
# Observing Rules
Of $390 For Cars
A man slowrs uu for a Sanford
railroad erovsing and *^9* in
damage Is totaled from observing
a safety caution signal.
According to a Sanford Polico
Department accident report, a
ISM Dodge Sedan driven by Elwood Carlton Sherwood. 17-yearold Navy man from M L Dora, was
traveling south on Park Ave. when
bs came to ths railroad crossing
at 15th St., be slowed down to five
milts per hour. As a result of ths
safety precaution observed by
Sherwood, a 1M4 Chevrolet Se
dan driven by Henry f.dward
> M d ltr ST-yesr-old salesman of
•'Orlando, smashed into the rear
•f the Dodge.
The report atales that tha ac
cident occurred at I I : IS a.m.
yetterday and was Investigated hy
Sanford Pollra Department Pa
trolman Arnold Williams. H t said
in hit report that tha Chevrolet
Sedan left skid marka measuring
44 feel 1 Inches In tha rrash that
occurred M feet north of tha railiA read rron in r.
V
u.
Mailer,
traveling south on Park
Ave.. said the report, did not
notice that tha Dodge sedan was
slowing up for tha railroad and
plowed Into tho bock er.d of the
car.
The Chevrolet sedan It owned by
the Transportation ‘Vehicle Corperatlon of Now York. Damage
te tha Dodge Is estimated to |M
and to tha Chevrolet at *300.
9
Longwood will break ground this
Saturday for its new Medical Build
ing Several prominent person*
from Saniord will take part in the
planned ceremonies.
laingwood
Chamber ol Commerce President
Charles Morrison snnouneed that
Seminole County Judge Housholder
will not be able to be present to
speak as planned, but thtl hii son,
Karlyle Housholder Seminole Coun
ty Prosecuting Attorney will speak
in his pltce. Also taking part In
the ground breaking ceremonies
will be Harry Weir, Administrator
of the new Seminole Memorial
Hospital. T. E. Tuckrr, President
Florida Slate Bank, County Com
missioner Oils Fourakre. Longwood Major Daniel Sereeney,
Long wool Town Council men R. C.
Carlson, James Reiter. Samuel
Johnson. John Reams and Lew
Arnold and others who have been
Invited.
The Rev. 0 . Granger, reelor of
the Longwood Episcopal Mission,
will give Ihe invocation and at the
close of tho ceremonies the Rsv.
R. Futeh, rector of the Longwood
Baptist Church, will give the Bene
diction.
Preceding the ground-breaking
on the proposed location a parade
will be held at 11 a m. The line of
march w tll.be from Fourakre'a
Garage on E. Lake St. to left on
Church St. lo the ground*. Among
those participating in the parade
will be Lyman School Band, Amer
ican Legion Old Glory Post No. I l l
Color Guard. Longwood Little
Leaghe Ball Club, Boy Scouts, Cub
Scouts, Girl
Scouts,
Brownie
Scouts, Longwood Women's Civic
League, Longwood Tourist Club.
Longwood Volunteer Firemen and
their Auxiliary and several of the
town merchants.
Dr. C. 1. Park Sr.
Medical Councilor
For District Four
D r . -Charles L Paik Sr., San
ford physician, will be on* of the
presiding officer* for the UHh
anrual meeting of the Northeast
Medical District of the Florida
Mediral Association being held
Wednesday, Oct. I t In Gaines
ville.
Dr. Park It rouncitor for medi
cal district four which includes
the rounllrs of Seminole, Volutla,
Sumter. Lake, Orange and Os
ceola. He Is to preside over the
scientific assembly ef the iqediral
meeting jointly with Dr. Ralph W.
Jack, Miami, who it chairman of
the Council of tha Florida Medi
cal Association, Dr. Jack and the
eight district councilors plan and
sponsor the district meetings In
four sections of the Slat*.
On tha program for tha scien
tific assembly which begins at
S p.m. are Dr. Georg* T . Har
rell J r , Gainesville, dean, College
of Medicine, University of Flori
da; Dr. James J. Griffins, Miami,
prrsideni-etrct, Amriican Associa
tion of Blood Ranks, ami Drs.
O irar W. Frreman, Orlando, and
Ashbel C. Williams, Jacksonville.
Dr. Park stated today he hoped
that many Sanford physicians at
<nuld sparr the time would attend
this important meeting.
Physicians In tho Southeast
Mrdical District are meeting In
Fort laudridati- Oct. 10; thoso in
the Southwest D illlirt Oet. It at
lakeland, and those In tha North
west District Oct. 14 at Tenia_____ _ r
_____ lebLs
have been plarvd under the shed cola.
in tha Elk* Playground In Fort
Mellon r*tk
P*tk Superintendent Jim Dunn
•aid today that tha tables were
placed this morning and a r- ready
for use. They replace flimsy wood
table* that enuld easily be moved,
eul. and jostled about.
The tables were donated bySherman Concrete Pipe t nmpany.
aaid Dunn, and were installed and
place hy bit department.
The conciete facilities, with
C ity
Manager Warren E
smooth table tops, will add a Knowles will ineel with newly
note of permanrnce to the pirnic appointed Division Superintendent
and rest area of the playground in (he reorganisation of the city
that ia being used more and more department*
by local families.
Appointed at temporary superinienr*ent of both the Public Works
and Ihe Utilities Departments.
City Manager Knowles hat re
shuffl'd hit Division leaders tn
accordance with Ihe reorganiiation plan approved by the Board
of City Commissioners.
Work hat begun nn ■ new teleKnowles said that he would meet
phone central office for Oviedo. wuh the Division Superintendents
Gordon J. Rolhermrl, Southern a I o'clock tomorrow morning.
Bell group manager announced to
Appointed by the City Manager's
day.
memorandum are effective Octo
Rnthrrmel said Ihe equipment
ber I. l U i :
will be installed In a structure
In Ihe Publir Works Depart
being built for tease In the Tele
phone Company. It will be an un ment: Parks and Shop* — Jins
attended dial equipment Installa Dunn; Streets and Refuse — Ro
tion serving nearly M telephone bert Barkham: Maintenance —
Arnold Hood; 7.no — Wltla Mae
subscriber! in the area.
The one story building la of con- llooj, ard Cemetery — , Solon T r i
crete block with about MO square ton.
In the Utility
Department;
feet nf apace for the equipment
It will be pul Into operation at the Water Production — John Abra
end of this year after the equip hams Water Distribution — Qucntit Ray and Sewers — Robert
ment has been Inatalled.
Kelly.
Concrete Tables
Put In Elks Park
Knowles To Confer
With Newly Chosen
Department Heads
Dial Telephone
Office Is Started
For Oviedo Citizens
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ly n E P E W n E N J
SANFORD^FLORIDA
Local boat and ski enthusiasts
are campaigning (or new members
in their organisation.
In an effort to increase tit mem
bership. Ih* Sanford Boat and Ski
Club will set up an information
boolh tomorrow at Firrt and Park,
wilh several representatives of Ihe
group on hand from * a m. lo 4
p m.
Members on hand at the down
town booth will answer question*
regarding the boat and ski club
program and to tell of ihe advan(ages of being a member of Ih*
local organisation.
To be located on one of the na
tion's mod beautiful rivers is a
distinct advantage since it affords
excellent opportunities for both
boating jn J skiing. Officials of Ihe
Sanford Boat and Ski Club point
lo Ihe fart that boating hai be
come one ol Ihe nation's favorite
pastimes and with a membership
in thp local orgamiaiuin .one-ran
enjoy Ihe fun and limit of boating
and skiing.
Members of the local organisa
tion are selling subscriptions lo
“ O u t b o a r d a magasme published
monthly in the inleied of boating
and circulated throughout the
country.
The officers of the Sanford Boil
and Ski Club brings especially to
the sportsman'* attention that
membership in their organisation
is open tn anyone whether or not
they are boat owners.
D A IL Y
NEW SPAPER
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER .10. 195,%
Awwnrintrd P r r m I
W ir r
N o . 2Sfi.
Hospital Officials Seek
M ore Qualified Nurses
Personnel
icies
Explained
M iss BaUcrson
Calls Meeting
Ofnrials of the Seminole Memflovpital
met yesterday
morning at the fernatd lauihton
Meim-rtal Ihopiial with Die gradqcat nurses there and again (till
morn'ng with the practical nur»ev
of the in>tilult"n to evpiain *nm*
d ths- perronuel poltvlcv nf th*
new nts-diral renter and vollrit
the apphtaliuns nf tl -e u),> ar*
quaid'letl for the staff there
Meeting uttii ihe nur-'-s who
vset ■ callrd I'jg-dhec hv \ll*s Stl/iinn, It tiervon Supersl«or. wer#
Mr* M r* Itetvens, ‘-.ii«.-rintenilent nt Niii»es, and Harr* Weir,
\dm.nl>lr,v|or. Dr John Morgan
NEW LA N D IN G R U L E S —-Pilots b*sed at the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station receive « modi
nf Ins* Medical Staff and T. E,
fication lo theft flight-landing pnllern carlo i this week. Purpose of the change i< an effort to
reduce the noise level nested hy low flying aitvrafl over Ihe City of Sanfoid.
tOfftrial Photo, Tucker, who i* both president of
ftirstjld Laughton and thnrm a n
graph II. S. Navyl.
of ihe Hoard of Trustee* of Semi
nole Memorial.
The salary scale of fh* new ho*,
pdal wav explained ar.j such pervonm-l p, lines a< have been esta
blished w rrr outlined Applications
were supplied for those who viDh*d them hy Mr*. Driven* who »!*i»
•ollriled questions from ihe mines.
Many look advantage of Ihe oppor
iIn
n
m
ii *effort
n vi i t
in
in im v
tthe
u * t ****
an
In
reduc*
tunity (•> find out mnrr shout tho
noise created hy low flying air
nursing and mediral practice pro.
Cull Scout r* -h No 10 held Its craft over the City of Sanford, a
reduies that will he used at Seminot* Memorial.
first nreeling of the fall sea sun new- flight pattern has hern InIn lha'r talk* to Ih* nurses holh
last nigh: a! McKinley Mall lien augnralrd for idiots based at Ih*
Sanford Naval
Auxiliary
Air
Wen and Mrs, Drtjrnv slressed
No. Two opened (he inerting with Station.
Ihe farl that the mining Half at
the flag salute and Ihr renting of
This new approach to runway
the pew hiunllal had not been *eIh* Lord's Prayer. Uni No I I ol mo# was brought about through
lerlsd a"d Ihal Ihry were hopeful
lake M »ry was heartily welcomed the joint efforts of < aptoio Robert
that although then iv no connect
W Javk.o<n, l.'SN. Commanding
ion triwern the Fernald I aughlo*
Into the Park and an as fount of
Officer of |b« air station, and
Memorial and the Semlnol* Mem
summer artisiuti way given by Captain J. T. Blackburn, L'SN,
Questions have hr«n raised nn orial HoapUqD. th** hopsrl Sh**
wthe
ptnlvUns
i
t
ssl
U-a,
all Cubs p:r.eot.
Conunandv’ig llkivy- Attfrk Wing
many n' o « mines wro-m* quslifF
fling* vt*s- 11 I'inKrro.'
The prerentatmn of tha W'rhe tine.
and make the lrsn*f.*r.
fe s t» i<p|e ha e teen, or even I Emphasis w-,v placed h* tho
Cm n u lls , ail craft Intending lo
tos Badge live !nghr«! hunor oh
rr e\i»|v t hill. pa**rd ■peaks i • on the facl Ihal accre
use runyeay nlnr made a led hand Vi.ov
talnablr in Cub Seoul in f. wa< luin into tha lauding ‘ t ip . While
liy the t!IVi I.eMslaHur "evlending j ditation of the new medical center
made to Jimmie W'tHpin > h making this turn ol tow s’tltude
and in 1; r ; th - eur|sor*te limit*] i» a primary roorern. They point
Scoutntsvlrr W', W Tyre of 'Iro n Hie planes |>au n i dtlnt-y os sc nf the 1dy ol Sanford
ed out that e w ry department,
31. lbiv Scouts nf Ameri- a silt i Ih
-enfold area
li lt \lan»;ei Warr-n K Know every individual and III* puhlln
which Jimmie >•< welcome i p.
1 clivr till* *•, , k ho ve in , lies sail - IridaJ tlui nn decision’ would h.-neflt hy Ihe rerognltioiv
Tnmn ]| hy Scout llarri- n Smith
• using rnnwav nine wci* in- hast bees reached on whether or of Ihe institution av mreling tho
and Into Ihe Seminole Patrol id sli 1 I 'o iake ugh! I and In 1 -.
not a tel' rndum rlrclmn will he high standards of Ihe hospital prothat troop by Yil Harks, Patrol tin
* ng them tn appioMh held on atncvalmn in November, j
(i onlinurd tin Tag* Eighty
I*ill. r.
ths dal ion from Ih* la i r Jos tup\ Vi.atr It II tv»2 I* published In
Cubmavter Ted William- Intro an
v.
v ri ter tho flight pattern, Ihr public .ideird
dorvd Iht- following l>en vc , ,
“ Be it enacted hv Ihe f.egivls
1 , 1 1 1 noth of II i< Mellon
Mrs John Ivey Sirs. J< -u I n su the. - ilia si on - the City, l ,/r >'f Ihg Male of t lortds!
Mrs. Ekrabath slur on Mr* Nm (tar If
-sti n I. fur prcenl terrilorlal
m» Dallron, Mrs, Carl Prs cdt prior i« a landing,
lli ugh lots nrvs set-up, it is linols id tha V it- cf tanfnrd. Sem
and Mrs. Boy Mowrll Jt of Like
ai -l th tl tr-lde»it* nf Fan- Inidi County, t-Mnda, aie hereby
Mary
fin I substantial relief fxlendest urj n la i.r l so as In in
The
follow leg rnni ' r- oil fold
1 C., noiva m eted hy ail- clude a> I rmh arr Ihe following
ft
were also Introduced; Lt. i udr
cpriallng
(torn ths air desrilh- a Idtti -n at lands In Sem
Cyru- Fitirn. Ed Klrehlmlf M M craft o
tnul" t' dy Florida to-wit;
land, Woodrow Cash, W, P. Ball, station.
I’ asrel I
Judge Hugh Duncan and Dr. Glrn
ITva American Red Cron will of
Beginttin; at a i-nnt In Lake
Lola
Monroe one half mile nniih and fer a Standard First Aid Cour-n
The meeting »*• brought In a
arid and : t» feet vve-l of Ihe ea-t fist all mlrtevled persons IV vear*
close with Ihr living n rrlr
•a mile i-vvl of Sevli'-n .m. Town of age and over in Sanford and
•hip It Smith Range 31 ea t. Sem the Sanford Vies
Ernest B D f Fallot w II eonducl
tnde t rdy, flortda, t.ietire south
for the l"val group lieNevt Sunday Is World-wide Com In l.-ikc Mini roe ant along the the com
munion Sunday and Itally Day \l east boundary of Vtrrinia Ave in Fallot came lo Sanford from Ncv*
the first Methodist Church In San M.sisai i, i-ct n.l srt'L'tfl. ami furl Jrr»ry wheir he had been a Fir»t
fnrd, with Ihe Bet Milton II Mellon -(."m l scrtinn 3Jlil fret t. lid Insliurtnr f»r Ihe past 4 vrar«,
B R O O K L Y N <Th — ! r » *urWyatt, at pastor, world vsido rom- Hie e-Tt.'f lui* of Euhth Slrs-e* Ihe kornmutillv I* forlunalc tn havn
t*i nf the Yankees named Mickey
m union will be observed wilh iden Ihenre w< it l i t and 4 10 feri l<> a man of D*Fallot’s calthie and
Mantle his Injured renter fielder, tical sendees at ft 3fl and II a m
the ve-t linn uf ihe northra.i training a\ tilahle for the proposed
to star, today’s third World Seti-s
Communion nlfrrmg* at ihe F ir-t ipiatlei ol tin South ast quarter nf emit se
game against the D<>dgn s
Tlte course wdl begin rhutsday.
Methodist Church will gn for “ The vrc!i<>n "" Township to Souiit
Stengel made the » » Itc-h after fellowship of Suffering snd Ser Itanrte II east, run theme south Oet * it J K» p m . in the Girl
ha had given newsmen t s l i c vice "
i 1*2 leel In a point on the we-' Scout Mill on Ihe rnrtier of Oak
ing lineup that had B" > r*ra ■ The attanlanie goal for Sundvy I line of lot 14 ."are Aries; ion vnd Commercial Avenue*
Em fuilher Informal.-m alnul th*
ranter and batting in third posi School at Ih* first Methodist thenrr ea*l to a polnl 1*2 fe-**
•us r. cititrisi »tc requested Id
tion.
t hurclt will b* <ou In an attrmpt 1vwilh ol the east is mih1 post of
At the end of 7H inning'. Brook to vet a new record Ihr ail time •eel Uni M. T ic n«lnp r> South iuntjit X|n. Kmn at live Red
i itivi tillin '.
(( Old Inurd On f a i r L ig h t)
lyn wav ahead hy a scorn ef B-3. high for attendants- 1* H i.
o iij I
Webelos Badge Is
New Flight Pattern
Mothers' Patrol Presented-To Cub
Is Well Formed, * Jimmie Williams May Cut Down Noise
Annexation Bill
Says Police Chief
The Mother’s Patrol, formed by
Ihe Safety Committee of ihe Par
ent-Tcarher
Atsoclilinn
I* a
“ well formed, closely knll organ!ration,'* Chief liny Williams said
ibn morning as he made a sur
vey of many of the stops where
school buses take on children and
where molners are Handing watch
wilh Patrol flags. Sam Brown
belts/ and a firm hand in controling thy childirn.
Five school bu« stops between
Mellonvilk- and Sanford Ave nu
IMh SI. afford many places fur
children lo board buses and ride
lo schocl.
“ In some |i*catioot,“ said i hief
Williams, “ they have as many at
14 volunteer mothers lo stand
watch in turn at the bus slops
Children *1 the slops this morning
were lined up, mderly, nut of Iho
tlreil, and in a safe position to
keep from being injured by pass
ing moloriits
“ Each mother, serving in Ihe
capacity nf a patrolman at but
•top*, hat received instructions
from Ih j Sanford Police Dfpaitmen* to lake Ihe license numbers
of car* observed violating traffic
rtguiaisisoi ia the ichool bus
are**."
Nearly every school but slop
fa now designated with a large
yellow sign placed In Ihe renter ol
the si reel. Generally, It was ob
served this morning, that motor
ists are obeying Ihe 11-milr per
(Continued On l*ago Eighty
Henry E. Cordell
Back A t Sewanee
Henry K, CnrJ*ll. son of Mr. tnd
Mrs. II. E. Cordell of Sanford Is
among tha 411 student* enrolled tn
tha Collega of Art* and Setrncei
of Ihe Uoitirsity of tha South for
ltUM .
Cordell, a sophomore, amending
the Sewanee, Tennessee school,
helps make up Ihr more than half
of the student body from Tennei
i*e, Florida, Teasi, Mlaiiinppi,
and Louisiana.
In all, M states, the District nf
Columbia, Korea and Cuba are re
presented In tha enrollment
An enrollment high of fU for tha
School of Theology, matched only
in 1131, represents a dioceses of
‘the Episcopal Church, leading In
representation art Ihe dioceses of
Florida writh I0, Tennessee, At
lanta and Arkansas with •, and
South Florida with T.
Passed By Senate
Told To Citizens
Standard First Aid
Course Is Offered
By Red Cross Group
Brooklyn Leading
After V/i Innings
Methodist Church
Observes Sunday
As Special Doy
Hobby, Housholder
Safety Meeting
Sheriff Luther
Hehby
and
udft Erntsl Ifouiholdtr left
"sUrdqy to attend th* two day
-vision of th* Governor's Safety
j Conference that Is bring held In
Miami today and tomorrow.
Th a n will be two gesalona of
Us* a w ftrsne*. On* dedicated la
highway safety aad Us* other to
youth safely. Rath s**slort will
b« taken in by lha BcmlnoU
County representatives,
Sheriff Hobby veil lattond the
t in t called moating of tha Sher
iff* bureau following tha flora ef
tha Highway Safety Caafarmsea
I T S F O O T S A L L T O N IG H T , aa demon it rated by tba Semiimla
High Beheal C V e r trader*. Shown tn action, prior to leaving for
tba goats tonight la Laasbura ara (la fi to right) i Jaatco Kuciaw.
I
■1
Juanita Wynna. Jaekta Tilb rv. Mary Jana Flypt, Tatty Witte, Elisah#tb VA'oodruff, raptatn, Dotty Metta, Teegy Lumhtuist, Betty Ann
Muaaoa, sad N on'Cut king.
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All Church Notice* muit b# presented at The Herald
office by S p m on the day before publication.
*yioiicsA
C E N TR A L B A P T IS T CH U R CH
c h u r c h or oo»
Rcr. J . IV. Ftrhem , *a»lor
af PHOPHECY
::>oi Elm A**,
Cor. Fourteenth S i , Oak A m .
uiiimp A. tt. stotrr, room*
Sundar School ftj4B a. m.
i
a id . Sunday School.
__
Morning Worihip Service 11:00
II a m. Moromi Worthlp. B*»*
aja.
ini.n by A. W Mover.
Tralninf Union 6:48 p m. It'a a
7.4i p. m Evanr*ll»ti* flour.
7.U< p. m. Tu*»d*y Evening See- family affair.
Evening Worahip S p.m.
%if r, I’rayrr Mealing
“ Cum* thou with ua and »* will
7;( 3 p. m. Tbruiday Yeung Penda lltta | w d “
pie nir»t.
i ‘\rr>f>n# welcome.
CHULL'OTA B A P TIS T CHURCH
Waller A. a i i lb J r , Paalar
T H E t IIIUSTIA.N AND MISSIONSunday School 10 a .a .
A llV A L L IA N C E CHURCH
Manual
W orUip Sendee 11 a.ai.
p jrk Aye. al Feurtreulb BL
Sermoa by Uia palter.
Patiur, Dai Id 8. C tm cfli
E f tales Worth ip Barrie • t i l l
Siimlay Scnool and Morale!
V . :<hlp Combined Service 1:44 a. • • R . ! S T « 5 . 7 Y J E b . . .
» to ii:30 a. m. "Worthlp Parted
Li mi at 10:40 a. m ."
Alliance Youth Fellowthlp 0:30
F IR S T
p in.
CHURCH O r T H E N A Z A B E N E
Evening Service 7:43 p. m.
"Saafard’t Binging Charch"
Wednoday Mid-Week B l b l a
Sscond at Mapla
Rlurfv 7:(3 P m
R. H. Spear J r , Pastor
A friendly greeting and a r»rlilt. PR KB M ETH O D IST
dial welrome ewalta you at all
CHURCH
Cer. IV. Fourth SL M errt Ate. the following services;
0. tldna Rllar. Mlalalcr
Sunday School
9:30 a. m.
Sunday School P:43 a. m.
George PKtard, Supt.
M r.im WorMilp 10:43 a. m.
Morning Worship 10:43 a.m.
Evening Worihip 7:33 p. m.
Enjoy the old hymns of tha
I'ra jrr Maating Thuriday 1:10 rhurth and a Blble-centarad met*
sage.
EvangaUitia Hour 7:30 p.m.
Thrill to tha spirited tlngiplr*
( m r Oviedoi. tha Rav. Btapaaa atlon and a tlma of InvIUUen to
M Tuhy. pastor, itomlng worthlp accept Christ as Savior.
«::;■> « in Kedto Mission broaden**
P r a y e r Meeting Wednesday
at
e m. over WORZ (740 he); 7; (3 p m. *
ytiridey School for all ago group*.
Youth Activities Thursday 7)43
Pi.iu e m. Christian Dap School p.m.
(A ll flsmentary grades and kindsrTha sanctuary It comfortably
B S'tm ). Monday throogb Friday,
b: i s m Children t p ro r«m , *8L air cooled. Courteous ushers and
Luka's Chapel," Saturday lO ilt and tll-iga nursery will help lo
make your attendance more con
pun. over W TR R, (1400 he.).
venient.
L U TH E R A N CHURCH
UF TH E REDEEM ER
SO U TH S ID E B A P T IS T
CHURCH
Missionary — Premlllenlnl
i Bund* _____ t i l l a.a.
I'asler, R. B. Lanaferd
j Chare. Service 10:30 e.nc
Aseeriala P u ln r, W. I , Stephen*
( H U R C H OP CO D
Sunday Schawl Baperlalendeat,
French A f t. and Had BL
Milieu Hlggonbwtham
Rev. II. W. Headertao. PoeMr
Sunday School 10:00 a.m.
hundsy School 1:43 a. at.
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
r.vtncrllitic Rem e a 7:30 p. ■ .
Evening Worship P:00 p m.
Mid-Week Servica Tuesday TtSH
Player Meeting Wednesday •
Young Ptopic Service Thor*- p.m. to ba undar tha dlraetlon of
dtp 7.30 p. m.
one of our Deacons— Milton Hig*
gen hotham.
E L E N E Z E R M ETH O D IST
Wtlcomi lo tha church.
CHURCH
a im * Htlgfcie
R tr. Edward Muffle, P e rt*
IIPBALA C O M M U N ITY
Sandey School 10 e. ra.— G l
P R ES B Y TE R IA N CH U R CH
for j E. Joboios. aupertatesdeal
Rev. C. C. White, MlnUter
Preaching Service 11 a. m.
Mr». Clover H i m , Plenlil.
M Y F 3 p. m.
I
Mite Faulti* Rotiman, A n t.
P la n t , moettan.- Ttor*d*y. J V W
J -riOnin «•»■* "
'*■
Mr*. Ntnrp- Uue*. Uhlldren'e
Choir Director.
ASfll M liL T U P GOD C H U R C H
Mr. George Petold, A t i t SupL
12th St. nad Ladrfl Ava,
of Church School.
Sunday Brhvol P:43 a. » .
Church School. 10:00 a.m.
Mutring Wurehlp 11 a. ra.
Claitet for all egei.
Y«uth Servica 4.43 r - m.
Worihip 11:00 a.m.
Kvanyelietlo Rally 7i43 p. m.
Fteytr and Bibln Study Wed000 '■ Children'* Service 11:00 a.m.
Young PoepU 4:30 p.m.
day ot 7:43 p. m.
Children *:30 pm .
"Join the happy, tinging crowd.,
Worihip 7:30 p.m.
Worthlp tha Lord with a*."
Everybody Invited U> attend
FO S TE R C H A P E L
all our aervirei.
M ETUUD 1ST CHURCH
FIR S T C H R IS T IA N CH U R CH
iOv S®1ei
Rev. George H. Carltoa. R M M w
IM f Sanford A*e.
9 (1 a.m. Sunday School
Perry L. Siena. Minieter
11:u*J a m . Worship Ser
Sunday Behind 9:15 a. in. Rally
•:W p m Worthlp SerDay will be observed. M u . 0 . T .
I'A O L A W E S E E TA N
M E r ilO D IS T C H U R C H
4 Milan Meet on HE 41
Fanciy School
f ill
Motring Worthlp
10:41
Wetlcyan Youth
d:4S
Evening Worthlp
T ilt
WMnrulay Praremeettag
lilt
Z Z Z leyaiad glide eteppiat
Everyone Welcome
up to kl|btr department* i n to
Rev. Cecil W . Shaffef
receive tertifleitee. A l new la tarmtdlati rtau vrtM M formed
L A K E M A R T R A F TtflT
with M rt. Harry Falk a* tha
CHAPEL
Lake Mary, Flo.
Marker.
I'eetor — Rev. HL A. Frith J f.
Morning Worthlp, 11 o'clock.
buntey lebool Pi43 OJU,
World-wido Communion Suadoy
Mnrnlr.g Worthlp 11:00.
will bo obtom di ond the olm I*
7 reining Union 4:10 poa.
lo bovo every ohl* bodied member
Kerning Worthlp 7:30.
at lha Lord'* Table. Sermon: "Tho
Prayer Matting Wed 1:30 p a . Value of WoaUy Communion." A t
T IIK F1RVT B A P TIS T C H U B S tho elooo William Tod Brown and
M n . Frederick L. Elicit will bo
o r O V IED O
baptiaed. W. H. Young ond Looter
Brv. U n it Day, MIHotoe
•:4i a m. Sunday Sehtol
Tb trp will oeiiet the potior la
the baptiimal oervtro.
Q11.LCRE1T RAFT1ST CHURCH
C. Y . F , Chi Ik e , tad Junior*,
l y . a.
Cbetler H .*n*lk. PuH t
Sunday morning torvieoot
Evening Worthlp, 7:44 o'tlack.
lu e ra. bunaoy t e t e b ijTtemel "Keeping Uaoptetod from
th e
0:11 p m. T t o U a s Oak
7:80 p .a . Evening Wap
Wednetdoy t T l T p.m.
Sabbath
School (Saturday) 9:30
Worihip Hour 11:00 a. m.— Topic
"A New Commandment 1 Give
L'nlo You."
Celebration of the Lord'* Supper
following the Topic Study.
Wednesday 7:4* p. m. Prayer
Meeting. Subject "Study on
Prayer"
Friday 7:4S p. m. M ille n a ry
Volunteer Program.
Church School Monday through
Friday A:3<! a. m. — 1:30 p. ra.
A cordial welcome la attended
lo all to join ui In our,worihip
and ahara tha fellowship of thla
hour.
F IR S T P R E S B T T E I1 A N
CHURCH
Morning Worihip ll:W » a.m.
Prelude, 'T h e
East
Supper",
Weinberger: "Communion". Purr li. Solo, "Teach Me to Konw",
Lory, Warren Ademi. Anthem,
"Jem*, Our Imrd, We Adora
Thee” , Ja m ri, Chancel Choir.
Communion Meditation. Mr. Me.
Innli. Sacrament of Tho Lerd'a
Supper.
Nunerles for children ugder
three, and three to i t i , every
Sunday
morning
during
tha
Werihlp Hour.
Evening Worship T :*0 p.m. j
Prelude, "Prelude In E Minor",
Chopin. Anthem, "Veiper Hymn",
Itortnlaniky, Pioneer Choir. Ser- j
mon. Mr. Mclnnli.
9.(5 a.m. Sunday Schnol.
10:10 a.m. Tha Session meets for
Prayer in the Session Room.
4:30 pm . Pioneer Fellowship, i
4:30 p.m. Senior High Fellow,
ship.
F IR R T M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H
P u te r —* Milton H. Wyatt
World-Wide Communion Sunday
and Rally Day.
World-wide Communion will ha
observed with Identical Service*
at 3:30 and 11:00 a.m.
Communion Meditation — “Tha
Fellowship of tha Concerned".
D:45 a.m. Church School.
Classes for all ages.
6:30 p.m. m . v . r .
7:13 p.m. Organ V tip trt
7:30 p.m. Evening Worthlp.
Sermon Topic — "The Third
Commendment” .
Broadcmat « v » r W TRR.
1:30 p.m. Recreation for young
ptoplo. Air-conditioned Sanctuary*
. F IR S T R A r r i S T C H U R C H
Park A v r. al Slith Si.
W, P, Brooke Jr., Paelor
John L. Miller,
Mlnleler ot Education
Klrhj- Roger*.
Dlrevlnr of Muiie
"tVfve^ Saved A Plere For You"
Early Morning Worthlp 1:43
ajn. Benson. W . P. Rrooka Jr.
Sunday School S:4S a.m.
“ Come W ith Your family. Wo
Provide F o r Every Member of (ho
Family— Even the Behy."
Morning Worthlp 11:00 a.m.
The Lord’# Supper will be a part
of (hit eervica. Sermon, W. P.
Brooke J r.
Training Union d i l l p.m.
Deportment*
for each ago
oup. Nureery for thoee under
yeen of age. "Training Union
1* A Fam ily A ffair."
Evening Worahip 7:30 p.m. An
Evening of Song.
r
.. Fellowehlp Hour after tha
Evaakig Berrteo epoaeerod by the
Vlcaal Alda CnmmlltM. The Tech,
nkolnr picture "A World U
Born" trill bo ahown.
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For almost two thousand years the Sacrament of the
Lord’s Supper has been celebrated by Christians ev
erywhere. Though variously interpreted by the
churches, though administered with different ritual, it
h a t always remained our unifying bond . . . fhe Com*
munion ot the Church with her Lord.
On World Wide Communion Sunday Christian con
gregations all over the globe will assemble to celebrate
this Communion, Each will follow its own accustomed
usage, exercising the right of religious freedom that
the free peoples of the world treasure so highly. And
as millions receive the Sacrament they will be con
scious of the joyous faith that unites them with one
another and with Christ.
This is a century of crisis in which those who treas
ure their spiritual heritage must stand together . . .
must face with courage the alarming growth and rathJess power of an atheism dedicsted to the overthrow
of both freedom and religion.
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Thia “Support The Church” Series, Published Each Week in the Sanford Herald with the Approval
of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is Made Posalble by the Co-operation of these Well-’
known Business Establishments:
Wednoeday
Evening
Service
7:80 p.m. B ring your Rlbloe.
Nureery open at alt aervlcea.
Eerphonoe for Utt hard.of •hear*
THE L ITTL E BROWN CHURCH
ON TH E MILL
(Congregational)
Comer Park Am. tad Silk Be
J. Bernerd Baal, Mlaietee ,
Sunday School f;M a.m,
Dr. Entralager will be preoeat
te teach the Adult Clue,
Morning Service 11:00 ajn.
Sermon: *Oed'o Need Of Man"
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SANFORD ATLANTIC
NATIONAL BANK
BOYD - WALLACE
MUTUAL INSURANCE
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T H E SAN FO RD H ER A LD
F r l. Sept 30. I M S
I V g i! 3 f
Helen M c C lo y - .
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I C H A FTD 1 T W t K T T .r o U R )
* SAHA rounded Uw lest corner
and brgui to run toward the door*
way tn* had left only a lew mo
menta ago.
Judith's apartment. Run up jviBt
oni (light and call tha precinct
from there. But It the impostor
■were atiU with JudithT What was
h n relation to her? Old she really
■believe n« was Gerry Hone?
cars looked up at Judith's win
dows. Dark. Had she gone out to
■dine with the unpoator T The top
It lour was dark, too. The only lighta
tin the building were the hall lights
•and the emgle lamp Mara had left
iturning in her own apartmrnt
rwntn aha ran out.
<
tine came to the door panting.
Aa she got the key from her hand
bag. aha looked back again. The
street behind her was empty. The
crowd on Stadieon must have
■lowed him down.
dfte unlocked the door, leaped in
side and eiammed It behind her.
Then the remembered the skylight
on the root, so easily reached
through the house nest door, nhe
m uit grt upstairs to htr own
apartment at once.
Ilrr breath came in short, hard
gups. There waa a searing stitch
tn her side- flha looked at the t *e
stairs and her Strength (ailed. She
was utterly winded, (the knew she
rmiidnt go up those two flights
Hast enough. This was one tune
winen she could not let a fanciful
Sear of automatic elevator* throw
ttier into a danger that waa real
•rut deadly.
Sha walked into the elevator end
eta Bbed ona finger at the button
marked ”1."
I’onderouily the dot.Me doors
ialid together and shs wsa sealed
llnside the window-tens rell alone.
Ifelowly, with a slight tremor the
irteistoe began to rise. Hhe could
hear tha faint whirring of the
tt-rn u iiim .
tinea mure she went through her
ritual of reassuring herself. It’e
all right. These elevators are made
w ith precision. They ve been la
use everywhere foe years When
jnu gel U the Uurd floor Una one
will slop, a* it always does and
the doors will open, as they always
Ido. How other people would laugh
>ai Vou If they knew you felt Una
Way . . .
Miraculously, for the first time,
>ahe really made herself believe
wnat she waa eayutg. The new,
real danger of a murderer without
seemed to dissolve the old. vague
terror from withia that waa not
reel at alt, but a miasma ruing
from her own uncertainties and
inircurttiaa.
And then the lights went out.
The whirring noise stopped. Tha
elevator stood still sad there waa
no grinding of doom sliding back.
Blinded by sudden itarknea*. she
put out her hands and fait the
doors, solid, tightly locked by the
safety mechanism that kept them
immovable between floors She
clawed at the metal edges of the
crack woere they met and her
nails broke. She burled herself
against the heavy steel and the
doors did not even tremble.
The terror within and the terror
with out flowed together, over
whelming her between them aa
they became ona. Perhaps they
had always been ona Perhaps the
fanciful terror was simply a pre
science of the real terror the! hid
always been waiting tor her at this
particular potnl in time.
She screamed and st reamed . . .
Tha screams inhausted her. She
sank on nee knees, nails scraping
the smooth, painted mtlaJ of the
door. She sal on her heels, head
buried in her arms* numb, depleted.
After the paroayam, came
lethargy: then, slowly, the rebirth
of courage, a tremulous, tentative
revival of nrrve. Nerve falls most
often when evil is anticipated. Once
It has struck. It ta no longer a misU ry and fuses half its terror. Man
probably owes survival to the sec
ond courage that U like second
wind, the hopeless ecu rage that
lies beyond despair.
Silence, darkness, a varuuia. No
movement and so, no lime. Had
she been crouching for seconls,
minutes, hours? 8he had no idea.
In the stillness, gradually, she
became conscious of her own
heartbeats, her own breathing
That was motion, time, life. Hhe
willed herself to breath* slowly, to
think calmly and dearly. Panic
waa a luxury that could dratroy
her. Only a cool head might save
her. But how?
The idled voice of fear wr»J still
speaking tn her brain, a soft rapid
whisper, articulate as the real
vme* of another person.
You can't get out, you know.
The doors are locked and tbt tievalor has stopped between floor*.
Thera i* so on* else is the build
ing. No on* can bear you scream.
If you find the call button ta the
darkness, ao one snB sear it nag.
Judith i* out. The young man with
her is gone, too. They may not re
turn till Monday morning. Is there
enough air la this dark cell to kerp
you alive till then ? Tan cubic feet.
12, whatever It it— how long can
you live on that? Hava you any
Idea ? Air gnllea in the roof ? Are
you sure about them? Think again.
Have you ever looked to ora? If
you bght a match to look now
oven its liny flamo will burn up n
little of Ui* oxygen you will soon
need desperately. What can you
do, but Ml her* In darkness and
aullnena and wait for a slow,
drowsy death? The more you cry
and struggle, the more deeply you
breathe, the more sir you evhsuil.
The words wero still soft and
rapid, but they were more distinct
bow
With a shattering sense of ihi. k.
ah* realilcd that this waa nut the
voice of stillness in her own brain.
It was a real voice.
fhwneone, outside the crack
where the elevator doors Joined,
was speaking in a low, lightly
breathed too* Just above a whisper.
It was nut blind, unfeeling mrchanum that had trapped her, but
human fortslght and malice.
The humanisation of her rnunv
stimulated her eetmm murage. A
m a c h in e waa something r* i
couldn t fight without descending
to tha futility of the small buy who
kicks the chair because n* Immpa
into It. But another human bnrg
can be tricked, maneuvered, out
witted.
The voice was unsrcenlcd. sexlews, almo.t aa eoundleA* s-v
thought Itself. No wonder she hud
mistaken It for thought tn the fust
moment of colts |uu\
“You sr* doomed, H-vr* I didn't
forget the air gnllea tliry are
air-tight now— sealed with Scotch
tape. You will die here, like a
mouse In s trap unless 1 rrlrwc«
you. And I can do it easily— juvt
by pulling the master switch.
That a how I trspited you. you
know. I thill off the eletincity.
Only I ran tum it on again ti»w.
There a no one els* hrre, And I'll
do It— If you'll do on* thing foe
me. fell me where the ruby pen
dant is now.”
“ How do I know you will release
me. once you know where the rutty
ta*-*
It was the first answer ah* had
mads, there waa silence for a
moment, then *n oily chuckle, retolling in Ha inappropriate glee.
But the imie was still toft, just
abovs a whisper, almost without
expression. “T h a t’s a rham* you
have to take, Mara. Hut it • bet
ter than no chanra at all bn t It?
Did you ever see the braiy of a per
son dead from asphyxiation ? Not
a pretty sight . . . Come now,
you'll hsit to trll me. Time is run
ning ouL Kuril breath you draw
brings your last bieatli nearer. It
may com* quite suddenly. )■• i
know. The choking t>re«lhle**nr.-.i.
then lassitude . . . Their s no know,
mg just how far you're gone now
All that screaming and pounding
must have used up a lot of air.
Are you grtting sleepy? Think. At
any moment the n< it bfrath you
take msy be your last conscious
breath. , , , Hurry. While there*
still a rhanre for me to save you
Isn't your Uf* worth more than a
ruby?"
(To /I# CinlisveiO
MAI JAMMY Iff, Olympic diving rhimplnn snd « V S Armv dnc.
lor. moves min hi» npw home In Garden Grove, Calif. with hi* wife,
JlmaUnd (led). Ills mother, Fi inker, snd a warm welcome from his
new- neighbor*. Dr. t ee wai Invited In |(«r thrfe b* community
lenders after two real eitale men turned him down hrcaui-e of hit
Korean ante-try*. The neighbors plsn s Work partv for Ihe doctor,
who is entering private practice, as soon ss the Lees are settkrt.
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%ttcfliriif Tr a* »ltr
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Ft »•#** g Lc toin ftlfOto
"Iremendouvly" av a revolt of I IS Film r«? «
abundant ramv nvrr the last der JI lM- Tha nm r* i wff
ide. Official, .ay Ihe slate havn'l : 5- #v-»In tf.-stijr bht-to
3 IV II.« NriF|wr
had a crop failure stemming from V
IS flsa |»t Ptnfm
drought In the lu t IS yean.
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TH R O t'LH IIO N O I.tf.il
Grand Rapids Problem Is Typical
Cdughl In a three-way iqurere
W ASHINGTON ifl-Fifleen >*ari
ggn Ihe rnidenlt nf t.rarsJ Rapid*, between fail-growing pupulilmn
Mich , cnmplamed bitterly il the booming uiduMry and recurring
evjtente nf building a JJ-mile-long dry spelli, countless communities
pipeline tn bring water to Ihe city arc mddrnly discovering their wa.
fer facilities Just won't do the
from Lake Michigan.
Today Ihe rlty'a latpayers are 'Job.
grumbling: “ Who built lhat oneOnly three stales — Idaho, Misbone lyitrrn bark in 1940? Now i siaiippl and Rhode Island— report
we've got lo build one a lot big ed no water ahortage problems.
ger."
Inequities, smouldering f e u d *
A « l *1*t# survey by The A m i »- and open conflicts have arisen In
natrd Press shows the Grand Rap many areas as water supplies run
ids ipitodr It typical of hundreds low. Laws involving water rightv
of U.S. cities and Inwns.
have become eslremrly compli
cated and conflicting. In the Last,
where Ihe old Roman and English
U w of riparian rights prevails, you
u r r irrat
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ran be surd by Just about any
r a t *: i>r FLORIDA TO i
_ ■i:m<t n .tn_i h t •S'.was rssMssra body aho think* your u it of Utc
and sddrst* Is T* rmisnfs* Slit si. water It "unreasonable."
It--ch»*I*r, N » » York.
YOU A R T lir.RKMT N O TIFIED
In Use Weil, which Mill dings
thsi s I'nmsUiM for Dtvwrce k»s mostly la the pioneer Uw of "first
p ee* m
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c " P f «r com*, first served," tome water
te A n s w o r e e P l e a d l a r In Ik* riehu date back lo Uia fold-ruth
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Sanford, Florid*
n*rldi
Just a few months ago, Ini T r i
and fils IBs nrlsinsl Asswsr nr
r •sdines In Ih* nffle* *f IS* as, the State Supreme Court ruled
clerk of Ik* Circuit Ceurl «n nr that the clly of Corpus Chrltli
Ih* lllh dsy of Oetnhor,
1*11 If >nti fall to do so. bid*, acted within H i rights when it
m o l hr default will he lahsu pumped huge quantities of walrr
ass nit yam f-r Iho rsltsf dsmsnd*
#d *• Hi* i ompi* Hit
. . . . . . from wells near Ih* town of Pleas■
.1 ITNIISS mi h*"d snd nffbtsl
*.,| at hsnford Ssminels rnuniy, anion and transported It via Ihe
• U ih dar *f Septsm- Nueces River more thin 100 mile*
M-irlda. this
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lo Corpus Chrisli— even though the
it F. Hrrnd«n. Cldrlf
VAN NUYS, Calif UR-The arilia Ctrewlt fourt.
Pie*untun wells suffered from the
in I . I . flurdlck D. C.
rident hanpened in nawlim. Wyn.
elly'e
"invasion."
John ej t^onardr
hut ptlire ia» the .prrdy rrporl
Jlt.x n a * for ria in llf l
Texas Is desperate for new wa
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went by wayfof Honolulu.
fer supplies, and even Michigan,
r i n f o d Florida.
A ham radii o|>*r*inr n « the
surrounded
on
three
aides
by
2T.IT0
bp ta b t e r m
lv t m k e
arrident on Highway 30 about Cl
---------s ro ivn
t.F. COt A T T , square m llri of fresh water, ha*
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miles west of Rswllnt and hioadI l n N I I I * . IS F O O B A TM .
Its longue hanging out la many
1 \ IIK: F.STATK «lF
ra il an appeal for aid The me*,
places.
jl,.Port Lse WAssUr,
sage was picked up by anniher
Tipctatod
In Ih* booming Detroit are*,
r n r n m s i sad f e o Tit tl.L —
amateur operator in Honolulu,
t a sv -------------------------------------it e n .a lM s n a or.. tome m outlying rommnottiei
m i l tfa
, m in i
AB AinaT s a i d
as- which hive sprung up In the miss venr 2.B3 miles w rit at here
Tha Honolulu operator relayed
Toi tad aaeh of yas ar* hsrshr march to the suburbs hive been
poiidH aid required I# pre**BS U >piaf Ihe elty’a water supply. As Ihe appsal, which was received by
* hie*
a n rlalms end dsmtad* whir*
a ham here and reported to police
sou *r slihsr nf you. mar kav*
he*e a result, Detroit as been fnrred Officer rreeman Calvert, who vent
saaiait Ik* esUI* af Rehert
to
insult
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v * ,..i.r, dertased,
laid of
a Teletype message In Rawlin*.
pumping station, and policecn
County, to Ik*
tb a 'cSraanT Ju«s
i t ,. Florid*. V, his forced w a t e r bins have been said tha entire tranimUslon look
1 County.
h- - rots
let* than M minute*, prohshly
•(fire I* Ih ro u tt h,*ai* of ttiid. damped down In the arre.
. J*rld*. within
County at SanfordL in
quicker Ihtn if t wluievi at Ihe
oisht, Calendar rnoslks from Ihe
Detroit's gUnt auto Industry Is
sukllcailoa
______ if
iimo of tko first yuan
rrash arena had driven directly to
aim_ or
daman watching the situation wth serious
Oil. _____
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Barn claim
o domasd
shall k* is writing, asd
aad skill elate concern: it talma is,### gallons nf Rawlings.
th# star J at roaidsate and post
fee addrass e Ttk * elsimant. aad water, meetly foe cooling hot
Shall ke twers to *y Iks claimant, motif*, to produce one automobile
kn !«•■». *r kl* alteraer. sad
In ArtM M , officials report that
•nr turn rlalm or gewand set ee
(lied Skell ho void. ^
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anlcai nhw water supplies can be
Maine I* Wkasler
A* eieeurrlt of Ik* f a ll found, la#,### acres now under cull
n u t ami Testament of Ro- ttvaUss may #■ idle. The auu's
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Nematode Identification Offered
Citrus grower* and mir«rr>mrn|
are laced with a problem. Iho inva.icn of nematode., hurrowini,
mirruwopie animal* causing cit
rus decline and growth rcun ia
lion in nur.cry slwk.
In view nf Ife- increasing inlerevl in determining degree* nf
nemeimte Invuion, Florida Chem
ists and Engineers, Inc . in Orlan
do, Is providing nrm ilm lr count
ilelrtminations. T h i. lat-oraloiy
I* a private vunsuttmg firm They
kno-v th*t many eilru* |x-op]e are
iniere-lrd in knowing if tlirir treearc being subjected In spreading
decline. For their own Informa
tion. grove owner* and grove
rarrlakrrs are having sludi«a
made at ltd* lalmrstury.
Trwincd persunurl are identify
tng the Ivpc of nematmlev presen). If Ih rir ate any nrmalndr.
prrs«nl, it iv well lo know of they
arc in* harmful, burrowing Ivpc
Thrra are * trumlirr of other
type* nf nciuwtovlr* common m
Ihe roil
Th « laboratory I* providing the
nccr.-ary knowhow on Iho proper
m rllod o' vamptlng Ihe tree lootv
burn
adripiale
.ample*
are
hrmighl into llrv* lalxiralorv ami
held tinder «|ieiial rondiiiom lor
a period of lime. Then they air
"rr.-il" under Iho nucn<sro|ie and
iilenlifu atlon made. The client
r* plomptly .rnl a ronlid- nll.it li
port
This kiignirnts rh» control w-r-t
«„g
iiy v i f —— ■ 11*1*
wide Espcrimenl Maimn* and in
state f’lant Board Ttir»* private
Heavy Prosecution
Is Promised Today
SAN FRANCIS! it r Vlgnrmiv
pm.rrulinn viav promlvrd ye»lrrday for Barbra .lean Brnedulo.
htondr wife nf a Filipino lodging
home keeper, who snatched 2-davnld ftohert M arnit fumi hit rilh
al Alt. Zion Hn-pitil heir 10 day*
ago
Rntveil wa« returned in g<*»l
health to his delirium])' happv
parent*, Dr. and Mr*. Sanford
Atarru*, htni'kton early AVevfnet
day. Tha' wa• ihorlly alter Ihe
Zf-yearmld Alt* Itenedrelo hail
hern spoiled with the baby by a
1vharpey rd deputy the riff al Die
prirr fight* in Stockton Tuesday
night
Mlule the deputy Inve*l|ga1rt
her .lory that Ihe Infanl wa< her •
Alts. Bcnedlrlo lelrphonrd
Dr
Alarms in San Franri*m that .be
would deliver Hubert to him in
Storklnn
Their heailaehrv pad, Dr. and
Air*. Alarm*, patenls nt lw « ultiei j
rhililren, planned to lake thru hah*
home yesterday tn suburban Dal*
Clly.
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W Ik ♦a k |
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4 ft# *»ft#to Ilfliii#
tl
Invetlltralion* srv fue the ellrnt's
u*e only at a guide lo the damage
ocm m ng underground
T u laboralnry providing this
•erviee i* carrying out a number
of ayriciiltural invrtligallons. In
cluding th* determintatiun of nu
Irlcrd* ill the sod, limitation nf
citru* by-pro<lucl«. and Ihe devel
opment id new food product*. They
have a new’ brochure entitled
' •’H-ov C«-n*ult»nb Help."* which
i« being »rnl to thove inirre.ted.
from their office: 1709 N. Mills
Streri. Orlando, Florida.
) "Me ran at*n do this sampling
for you.' Boberi Nanr, Director
nf ihe latioraiory Male*. “ W*
*i*ualire thi* a* a helpful service
lo -he ritrui people. AA'* have
Irairv il hi-v-chemi*!* making thess
deiernnnatinn.." Nanr report*.
a 'mm!*'for chiIdm//
»'
I *e.r nioltier know* milk
i* a '*iimil'’ for rliildren snd
linnlen'* llomngenited \'il*.
min I) milk is ill,' |H rfeei
milk for growing vnting*ler*.
Il* “ Ota Vitamin I) helps In
build strong, sturdy hone..
/fr m e m h e r th 11 ,
in n *
4 n iin g .lrrs whn sninriintr*
gel ‘'fed up on m ilk " ln*<*
llorden's llnningertifed \ ifa»
m m I) m ilk heesu.e there's
cream in ever* drop. K ick e r
/fo i nr.*
j
A c . . . ami girl* and |,n* *
Willi lender tunimie* ran
tlm tk tin* imi Ik till I h r .r
I h i II m ii# iio |i i « hntnngrrma*
I niii
niiftir#
ilijfil,
i(
in
rft*y
In
U l l f ll l 4 M il |*4*l l f ft ft I A •# f s » f
ilifl rItiM m t, |«-«•11ir iinfl fur
^iiu rtrlf. Milk u I immI fur
^rii«9|iiip«e Inn!
Hmiuiiid Vitmin DMilk
A t Your D oor
A t Y o u r S to r o
B
An important poinL about
Block
car mcinn Hint may not havo ocrtirrwl Lo yout
The safer car wins . . .
and Chevrolet is the big winner
A n In races aren I won by luute horsepower.
Roadability, acceleration, precision steering
and stamina-the very qualities that make a
car safer for y n u -a te Ihe keys lo victory on
Ihe track! A n d lhat'i why Chevrolet iv lop
car, by far, on Ihe ruggcil N A S C 'A R ( N a
tional A vsocial ion for Stock Car Au to Rac
in g ) Short Tra ck circuiL
# * a a l« F B O O B l B r n l l n n
Chevrolet's cannonball acceleration is a vital
safety factor on the highway-one that can
* h tik you more safely around other cars anil
out of critical situations.
I « # t o r • • • • p in s
Y o u feel Ih# feather-lighl preciiion of HallRace steering in heavy traffic and in every
curve. ’Ihere* eslra safely, too, in (ilid e Ride front suspension that softens the bajsli- j
ext bumps.
Q u lo h a r , a m o B th a r a to p a
"Headv-up" slopv and e*tra stopping power
in traffic, on mountain grade*, on high-vnecd
rvprcsswayi » uh Chevrolet’s big U-tncb
brakes.
Come In and try out this new winner ynwself. . . and see how easy we re making it to
buy a Chevrolet right now!
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There's more comfort and leu body-roll with
broad-based Outrigger rear sprtngi; extra se
curity if you bare to swerve to meet aa
emergrocy.
STANBACK
H oller M otor Sales
m il fM * P A LM ETTO
�Spotlight Moved By Sharp Breaks*
Good Cleaning Out Would Greatly
Improve Alleyways Of Sanford
It ia quite ohvioua that somebody la lot
ting something slip by. And era think that
with tha proper parson w aiving a nudg«,
the lob will b« accomplished.
Tht
around Sanford tr* In
deplorahle condition. Yesterday w# noticed
In the downtown area that weeds and groan
have grown tip in some of the alleywayn.
Trnah In scattered about- And the general
condition l«n’t what it should he.
Frankly, we think that perhapn If thn
nllevs were put in better shape, soma of
the parking on First Street would he eli
minated when unloading and loading Is
yiecr««ary.
One person was heard to remark that
won’t co through there with the condition
as if l«.H
Visitors see these alleys the aame aa
our everyday citizen# and It Isn’t a very
Inviting sight, we admit.
We realize that the shoe pinches a llttla
hit, and manipulation might be necessary
to get the |oh done, but It’s an Important
one. Here Is an area of Sanford that must
be Vent clean from day to day.
Might we rail attention to the alleyway
off First Street Just east of Park Avenue.
Gross has grown np In the area. Paper lit
ters the short street. Trash of all kinds ia
•wept to either aide by passing and parking
cars. It Isn’t a picturesque sight by any
means.
Aa we bang our heads together to rreate
new Ideas so that more visitors will come to
our fair rity, lei’s clean up first and then
put nut the Invitation for one and all to
com* In to see us.
It won’t he lonr before well have visitors
from far and wide to see the finest hnsnlta)
fn the South. We’ll have tnurista. We’ll
have fnlka coming in for boat rides, to the
trott|ng tracks, and other aighta that even
•ur agricultural endeavora rreate.
Let’a be ready for the fnlka who are
strangers. We want their atay to be plea•antAnd we haven't even mention*! the big
Influx of vlsitnra our New York Glanta Mayfair Inn will ereate. A clean city help* bring
viaitnra bark again and again.
It’a worth trying anyway—isn’t it?
*
*
*
Businessmen M ake Plans
A group of aggressive business leaders
have taken tlma off from their varloua bualness endeavors, professional services, and
store*. to make plans for anojjier year.
Meetintr at various hours of the day so
that extended hours of planning would not
Interfere with others, the 20 committee
chairmen and membera of their committees
met to lay aggressive and forward looking
plana for the new year almut to become a
realltv.
T h e Fem lnole C o u n ty C h a m b e r o f C o m
merce w ill enter the 1055-58 business and
fiscal y e a r to m o rro w lo o k in g to w a rd tw elve
m onths o f accom plishm ent.
Farh committee has spoken out for
funds with which to operate. The members
have laid Isefor* the finance committee of
the county wide chamber a plan of operation
whereby the county would benefit from In
ternal accomplishments, social gains, indus
trial additions, and a population increase.
These are probably the wide aim* of the
committees
as a whole
asi. thev. . .plan to bring.
. . . . .
_
tourist* frv the c o m m u n ity , w ith re tire m en t
homes a d v e rtis in g pushed, In d u s try show n
IAMES M ARLOW
Image Of Vice-President Fading
W ASHINGTON F — The Image of:
Vic* President Nison as “ acting
president'' — which emerges* brief
ly during the first diys of Pretident Eisenhower’! illness — la
fading fast.
Key administration officials, after a second look around, hava
decreed ■ “ busmess as usual"
policy
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H A L B O YLE
Do You Feel Like Hibernating ?
NEW YOR K— if) Sidewalk rcfloc-i upset or depressed because bi* Wbtt other so-called “ sport" pays
I
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B u s -.
I
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a ta e . .
a.
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•on* of a Pavtmmt Plato:
I favorite baseball teal
Do you feel like going Inin hitter I Any one who worrlaa about lb*
Baseball li a national pastime
aatlon every ysar whrn baseball oulrome of a atniggts between two only for aubmarginal grownups.
group# of rival paid athlelaa ia ■ Hara art tha raal national p*.Ume»
koMi In World Serif*?
Many tbougblfal people do. They victim af misplaced loyalty. Me •f moat adult Am tristat:
1. Making aanaj.
•ant atand tha frightful maaa limply hasn't grew* wp.
An ardent baseball fan la Hka
t Trying In And a plaea In park.
fenpmerlay But grtpa tha AmenI. Daydreaming.
•an people at thaaa period* of a high school bay wbe still ballevaa
t Clock-watching.
fanaral lunacy, a apaelacla die- tn Santo a*us. 8 a I* ai ambarS. Olrt watching.
iaartening to all who hope for raalnf to watcb aa a mlddto-agsd
bank president wba enjoy* blewtn«
Whlla aw tha subja
wgraaa in tha human race.
Who are you tor — Ota New bubble gum to public.
Whenever! bear dlamead tyiita g
Tack Yaakeea or tha Brooklyn
wbe are la Bw bustaei* aelaly for
Bodam ? That la tha ’’crosv.shuP
profit, yaaimer that “ BaiabaB to
•eaatlee. Many an honeet man. If
the natioeal pastime" I fool lib*
■a told tha truth, would reply:
stuffing their mouth* with a eatob**! rouldnf rare leu which team er'* mitt.
woo If they both were made up
As a sport, bttobsD ia tb* natfosi•f polar brara. What do they maaa
al pastimt with most hide only,
In my life?"
while they’re to the pimpto atage j
But traditloa makea coward* of
After that tha lire sports to which
•a all. Million* of American* afth# largest number of Americans
Bret a phony latareit la the out
of
bath ***** tab* an artiv# partic
turn* for fear that If they *«■
Interest to are tubing and
proased tha frank fact - that all ipating
bowling.
Brofcaalonal baaabaU glee* them
Organised baseball la legally
a big fat yawn - they would b*
elaisifltd aa a sport by tb* U. B.
looked upon at radicals trying la
Maatroy the American way of Ilf*. Supremt Court. But to etbors H la
an industry, a career, an art form
Aa any real year-round fan
not unlike tb* ballet, or a aerie*
know*, a World Boris* audience I*
of contssta net dissimilar to those
Basically a conclave of social
between tb* aid Bamaa gladiator*.
aat Baseball aotkuslaats.
Attendant* la a alga of proitiga,
m
f
the affair* of state than h# had
licfore th# President’# heart eU
iack. Psychologically, N iio r has
been raised to a position "f new
Prominfnf» «».c*us# h. is first in
E liS ? .
President'* death 2
er Tlarapaelta
lien— hut actually hit legal posi
tion remains unchanged.
The fart that Nunn Is not In
a ..position to make. final
, decisions
*hlc.b, *r#. , h *" br .
“l*
meeting of the National Security
Council in whirh Niina assumes
Ih* role of presiding officer la Ih*
ab.enre of (he President, a role
hr has had before.
The council earn* Into being la
August IMT. during Ih* adminis
tration of Harry I . Truman. The
U. S. Government Organisation
Manual says: “ The duties of the
council are to aseata and appraW#
the objectives, commitments, and
riski of the United States in rela
tion lo our actual and potential
military power, In the Interest of
notional security, for the purpoa#
of making recommendations to the
...... ..
.....
.......
President)
and to ..........
consider....
policies
on matiera of common inte'reit to
'*»• department* and agencies of
"national
T security,
r i ” ?and In, 1' *make
.::
rernnimendatlont to th# Presi
dent."
•
The law designates) at Its mem
ber* the President, vice president,
secretaries of stato and dtfonte.
and th* diraetara af foreign eld
and defense mobilisation.
During the IMS presidential
campaign, GOP candidal* Elsen
hower eslled Ih* NSC “ mor* •
shadow aetnry than a really effee*
live policy maker" and he promi«ed lo do something about it if
started.
After hli election, he did raise
The War On Asthma
YOU don't have to suffer from which some lima*
asthma.
/
epinephrine.
Whlla w* can't cur* you. wt i Isuprsl la helpful la aalldar
can, with tha proper drugs, con- easts,
trol just about any aathasatle Wocks Slow ly
attack.
Many doctors prefer aa* eg
Thar* art numerous drug*
which will act effectively de ephedrtn# either orally or by in
pending. of courts, upon certain jection. If taken by mouth. II
works slowly and frequently
conditions.
makes the patient nervous.
Doctor's Preecripttoa
Amlnophylllna can be gtvsn
A doctor'! prescription la ra- intravenously, th rou gh th t
quired for Ttrtually all of than. mouth, or by rectal instillation.
Indeed, 1 hop* 1 don't have to Q uiiTioa ajr > agewta
caution you against taking any
N. O t I team to have more
medicine foe a disease such aa saliva tn my mouth than usuaL
this without your doctor's advice. Docs It mean anything?
But tt might relief* you a bit
Answer: Tha normal amount
to know Just how many drugi of saliva vartaa la dlgarant la
ther# are tn case you nted them dlvtdualg.
and what tom* of them wUI da.
A treat Increase occurs occa
T h t mast valuable drug In sionally tn nervoua disease*, la
treatment of asthma for aom* acute infections. Infections af
lima has been aolnaphrlna. It the mouth end aspoetally from
•till la, although A C TH and cor- th* us* ef certain drugs aa will
tlaona frequently produce dra aa tobacco.
matic results.
After th* eaua* for this condi
A modified form af Bua-Phrta* tion baa bees determined. proper
la tfTecUvw In small doses. It doe# treatment can be carried out by
nnt nrmfure th* aid* reactions to u t physician.
STORRS. Conn A - T h a nurse
on duty at lb* University of Con
necticut lafumary Jumped to her
feel nhrn a student walked in. hit
whit* shirt tplolrhtd with rest.
“ What's wrong?" th* cried.
“ I'd like lo hava this sliver re
moved," lb* student said, holding
out hit hand. He explained lb* red
on bit shirt was strawberry syrup.
H* works in tn lea ertam shop.
fORB/EWDAY }
ENJOYMENT/
A I T GETS KOBE
D E N V E R P — -Superior Court!
Jury duty didn't stop tho panel
from hearing tha first gam* *1
the W'arkl Sorias.
Judge Mitehel Johns, a bstabtU
fan himself, had bailiff RUI Koolbeck bring Inning by Inning re
sults la the courtroom.
Th* Judge would Interrupt th*
court proceedings long anough la
glvo Ih* Jury the latest scores
Everybody tovs, k* mem.
Quality . wue folks love
Superior. I l l reef set mans
— Use bast ia town! Next
time, #n)oy Japcrsoc qual
ity— for heittr food, better
fun. Sold at local tioreg.
Served ia Swat bomest
TRIAL M IK ?
HOUSTON, Tea. A -T h * felony
theft indictment trial of Roy Eloyd,
fired city treasury director, has
h*cn set for Oct. 1? in DU. Judge
L. G. King's court.
Invostlvalloa of land scandals
has resulted In Indictments against
Floyd and seven other persons,
Including three former elty em
ployee.
STARTS
SU N D AY
NOW SHOWING 2 DAYS ONLY
EXCI.URIVE SHOWING
M A R C IN O - M O O R E
F IG H T F IL M !
SEE: BATTLE OF THE CHAMPIONS
BLOW BY BLOW:
Jack Webb apeakiRg t "This movla concern* a m all Ja n
band which play* in a Kanana City gpeakaaey in 1027.
Wa document th* atory with tha accent* of th* Roaring
Twantlea: Prohibition, tha bootleg war*, quick money
and jazg. I hop# you'll •** It Ansi I hope you’ll feel
that wa did g few of tha things wa aat out to do.”
J. W.
JACK1
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peteKelly'
FIGHTS AT
f tt»
5 :tt
f itT
L O N f lW O O D H O T E L
D IN IN G R O O M
'• S S S ffi-j
More'younq*
'Dart than ever before are count*
J o g j f g o n j f j u J o
JUST STRAWBERRY SYRUP
R I T l'T f e u w
W A R D 'S
m cTriitVU& VaUa
•■ ■ AM
l i i l : T h i '. i l r t '
o cro aaa ta r
»^CTNO ■AT. M,TB
enter tb* market R’g a*w».
j chase* tbaa tbay do of ailts.^
A Beaata subcommittee is eye-!
lag Uw grasral role of U o InstituUoaai laveator la tbo stock mar
ket
Tb* lbiUtutloa* point out tkat
because they aaithar rush la rash
ly lo buy nor panic easily and tell,
they are a tlabQuiag influence on
Lb* market
“ Th* Stock oickang# Is usually
regarded at a marketplace pri
marily for individual members of
the public'* noise Its prssidrnt.
Keith Funston He adds that this
is largely still (rat- But ha says
a study by the ttchangt spells out
tho proving Important* of Insti
tutional investori in Us* market
«J m le t C ria m t l
This study It ons of a series
by tht exchange at Irregular in
terval! since t»l* shoving amounts
of purchases tnd sties by each
typ* of Investor.
Eunston notes that despite tht
increased interest of th* lift in- 1
turar.r* companies ia corporate
securities, two thirds of all insti
tutional share volume la for th*
portfolio* of personal trust funds,
mutual fundi, astatas, pension
funds, closed and investment com
panies aod Investment clubs.
Trusts and *stat*s ar* mor* Im
portant t t sellers than as buyers.
Pennon funds account for a much
larger percentage of total pur-
By MII MAR N. KM0IIM. MB.
about th* worst example ef —
(Editor'* Note:
Boyle never
finished this piece, tha big hypon il* . Somebody Just gave him a
Ueket to today's game — and aft
he ran.)
OPENING
sat.
the NSC to a higher pobey-studyi ory group which can only recomlevel and In s place of greater mend. The council cannot legally
prfstlge. In addition to the mem-1adopt ur promote a national pollry
hership fued by law, he called which dots not hava tha Prssi
in other members of his Cabinet, ilsnt'a approval.
executive agencies, and the m ill-1 Thus it' la that Nixon, aa pre
tary to hrlp with the policy plan- siding olficar, can help tha council
nlng.
m shaping recommendations but
Rut despite Its new position of it |* tha President himself who
Influence In «hapinr national pot- must art lo transform those rec
the benefit* of enmimr to the Seminole Th. raw political reality «f the tfy' th« cuuncU remain, an advis-. ommendatloos Into action.
County area, anti plana for Navy personnel- situation is that the vie* president
local fit Irena cooperation brought to the hl‘ 1,0 *rf4,#r •uthartiy •«>•? *"
However, the big |oh la ahead, and the
ronperatlon of the entire cltv will lie nerr*aary In puahlng Sanford and Seminole Counly m il In front nf Ih, nnllnn . . Ih. f . . t , . t
growing, th* moat livable, tha moat modern
community In Florida.
Aa every citizen well knows, It lakes
The Sanford Herald
dollars
to bring visitors and prospective
N tlU M * *»Sf ***** H t s H w **0 leeQee
cltl*ena.
News about tha Sanford and SemiLessee* ee i n — * *♦*■» wen— 5 5 S * W. tat* **
S e r i e s * M n M Metre* rie»«4a. ••*•* Ik* As*
no!# County Area can t move merelv by
•I regatta* a* Wave* A I ere ,
word of mouth. We give a lot of credit to
r s a a r s i i i a a •*«*** as* N i m t a
■ s a m e ■ * • ■ * ■ a s . •«**•*** m o o t
the folks who go hark home and talk about
amna a t n *
ua, hut it take* a healthv budget to tell
ess SSaalVe
■** » »
tha
bigger part of the nation about (he beat
.
n rs
ait a*
All sSttssst aeSSssw. •*♦*• a* ekaafca. saaatewaes aa*
part
of Florida.
feetea »* latieseSamiet e*» ike *****
weeds win k* ekaees* tee ef eaewlee e*<
Tha preaent membership of the Seminole
County Chamber nf Commerce la going all
nut for the bigreat year ’round program
Ever attempted. However, the 20 committee
WkaAaeasW*. * ■emkae a* Ike aaeaefafe* fees*
Wktek k a*sees** eealwaSvatr la Ik* wee fa# eaeekllewchairmen and the members of their com
••• *• **S Ska taxi aee . eeSaSa* Sw IkSa aawaeaeea
mittees have their handa tied without the
F r id a y , Sapt. 80, 1955
proper financial hacking■ • Seminole County and Sanford will pros
f«-‘ per aa the Chamber of Commerce proiper*.
tu 1:M—Thars are no nlnve* In nny Dollar for dollar w* will get our mnnev’a
Chrl*tlnn anuntry of th t world. Slavery worth. This la the year of A-C-T-I-O-N. It'a
•xlata only In athaiatle or heathen rountrie* Ih, y -.r wh.n -V-IT «lll.,n In th . rnnnty
today.
muat pull together for th* benefit of all.
a s i
By BAM DAWBON
N EW Y O R K A - Sharp breaks
and brisk rallies la slock price*
since Presides! Elsenhower's ill
ness swing the spotlight again on
the role 'of tha initituUona! buyer
and sellar Of stocks.
Dues he steady the market? Or
does he have a part in maktag
pnea awing* more violent?
Pv* volume of share* Ih* Is
stitulional investor* buy or sell
dally has spurted *0 per cent in
the last three years, tha New York
Stock Exchange reports today
And S* pert ren of Institutional
trading volume la In block* of 1,000
or mure sharrs.
Institutional Invasion Include,
proton lunds, life, fire and casu
alty insurance companies, mutual
savings banks, mutual funds, per
sonal Initls, estates, guardian
ships. Investment clubs, education
at institutions, religious founds
lions and profit sharing plans.
Traders watching this week’s
nervous marks! hats been asking:
What are the institutions dalng?
These have many of tha laraest
holding* of storks And whea they
(
n l m
^ d d x g jtc a r a f u f ly
ALSO
.li lt
�-.F
Craig Keogh, 4,
Has Birthday
Party Sunday
vruniA.
,
Family Friends
Honor Pastor
On Birthday
THE SANFORD HERALD
Hot Caramel Milk!
F r id a y
T lll'K S D A T
Th, Kingdom Srekei* Sunday
The xtnfnrd Bust and Jki Club
The Fir»t Rvpti*t Junior 0 A ’a
Schuo] data of the Oviedo lU.tn i l m rrt In the v'AI' H ill tnox#
titt Church held their quarterly lotuhlon s Drugstore *t A p in. 19 and in ) car I will meet at the
rhutrh at 3;3(* pm .
meeting and eupper
Tuetday
Th* public la cordially muted to
evening In the churrh anneg.
The Kir*t Kaptut Inlet mediate
attend.
ft.
A.'< will meet at the ehurrit
The t i n t Raptut Iram m i I'ntnn
The cla«a ilivlded into two
at 4 p in.
aldce, white and giema, with the tin Iat trment Reux* begins ai 7 M
Tlie Kirtt Rapti-t Junior R, A .'t
O V IED O - Th* Rrxrrend J . N
winning aide in attendance to do p m in the educational building
wilt
meet at the ihurch at ? p m.
Thompson, retired patlor of the
'the chore* for the earning. Mia.
The Kir*t Itaptiet Intermediate
Oxied* Bsptist Church, waa feted
SUN D AY
Je»h lleetlry'a gteena xxeie the
b> family and a few Irienda SatMember* of the Sanfmd Boat Choir rehearsal, for Itttrinie 1U
loss r* by a narrow- maigin. Mte.
ur.ia> on hit Aim birthday.
and ski .Tub are planning t cruor ate*, age* I t thtough to, will !>#•
It. I - W heeler led the whiter.
Mi*. C. M. Arle, president, In Atlor Park. Anyone inleiettrd gin at T pm .
The Rev. Mr. Thompton came to
The Kirtt Hapti<t Adult Choir
presided oxer the buaineaa tea. In nuking the trip It asked la
Oxierlo oxer 40 year* ago at paator
thin, at whi>h time Mia. J. X. bring a pirnlc lunch and be read) rehearaal will begin at A p m.
n! the Oviedo BapUxt Cnurch.
The Southtlde P -TA will meet
Thompton'a tralgriation a* leath in leai* from th* M»nto* Bridge
Hit wife taught In tha Oviedo
at A p tp. In the a. hoot auditor*
er and Mia. Jack t* Katell't re- at 9 a. ex.
School for over 40 yrara, retiring
aiguatton i t treasurer. were ac
Tfte b u tt Baptiat V"uth Choir turn. Parent! r parked to pleat*
about two year* ago Both have
cepted with regret*. Mta. IV H rehearaal will begin at & pm. nuta tile time rhange.
made many fntnd* locally gnJ
ri«< )»»<•*! in «tw Hi own waa ehotrn at leather Age 14 thtough 31.
in turruunding communities.
in* m«|| Then tllr In lb* remaining and Mra, It. A Bacon at tie*cut
They haxe one ton. J. A. Thomp*
nulk ConOnut halting until piping er. Many other hutinei* detail*
Mo n d a y
inn. who u tupenntrndent of
hat 8*rt* hot with • <U»h nf nut- wete diicutaed and *• tiled.
The regular m ining of Brt*
public (n>tructioa »t Veto Beach
meg If deelretf Thl* m*r h« chilled
Tno.
pieaent for thl* affair Sigma Phi Sorority will be held
before atrtmg if d*tlrid. Yield.
Their only grandchild la a grandIV*
cup*
included Mr*. C. M. Art*, Mi*. II. at th* home nf Mra Volte William*
»< n J A Thompton Jr., who af
It. Spruecr, Mia. G. A. Bacon, J r . witn Mra. J i i i i m Horton act
Peppermint Stick Mil*
ter graduating (rum Mercer UniKilt, leveit wivei attended the
Mra. G M. A lie, Mr*. Mar K. tng *• fu-hnatr** Thl* will hr a
le
t
mu*
s
is
*
•
<ue
o
w
l
vertny, Macon, Ga., with honora
I dtue ira Iw 4
hard ted at.4
firil organiralional meeting Hon
Ku
g, Mia. Vie* Lrinharl. Mia- model n rating and Vlra James
iw o in t
warts
entered the U. S. Arm y and hat
or gueit* were Mrt. Robert W
Cecil C, Miller, Mra. O
C. Ca*lan<> will be in charge of the
rwi'i^rmiM
been itationed in Text* until re
east*lee
\V heat on, Mr* . (intrude
Hull, pro/ram
Jackron and Mrs H. C. Colee.
cently. when t i . Thompxon wat
Scald milk In dotihl* boiler, add M l- J \ Thontpion, Mi a Drady
wlxva of the tlallon'a CommandThe Woman * Auailitry of Holy
tent on maneuver* and hit wife,
mint* and *ttr Irequentl) until dieing and Executix* Officer*, re
Mather* Ml • I.
v. Hardy, Croa* Kpiacopal t hurrn will meet
aolcad
A* mint* eery In ewtelnrss. r
lull* returned to be with h*r par spectively.
a f»w more or l»*i may 1-e nerdsd Mi*. II I Wheeler, Vli*. Thom** it 2 xo p rn ip <he Pariah H»u>e.
ent* at Albany, (*a., to wait for
Future meetings ire trhedulrd
Add drup of fiwd coloring, pour II. Daniel), Vlra. Joah Reaalry,
The Kuat Haptiat Sunbeams s|H»n*i*ieii
hint.
lelo cup* (i*rni!h rath cup with Mi*. Ja.k Katrll and Mi*. J. U. e ill m*et at the church »t 3.30 the Sartf
for th* firit and third WednctI to J ettra mint* Healing ua top.
lim it praient to help celebrate dtyt nf October and Noxember.
p in.
Ochiltree,
or teran with pcpptruilul tUxk.
(hit oceatloa ware Mr. and M rt Mc.mbcrrhtp rardt will be dislriWednesday night at th* CSD
1 h* VV etleynn Setxlre Guild of °f
the
I teraiuga
6 T Thumpton. Mr. and Mrt. huted and a mil formed at the a "Sock Dance" waa held with
the Arret MMhodlat Church will Cluba an.!
grawnis
Pwnaft
W. G. Thompton. Mrt. S. Kirk- nevt meeting Wedneadty, Oct S th* Woman'* Club a .ting ai se
m*ei at a p m at McKinley liwil. *how jurl
I at milk
A
The club wat formed to enable nior hottest rrptetenied by 3tre.
t aglt
V
mratnr n
Xgiui*
dark
krren
su|sr.
Jo*
C
oilry.
Mitt
Anna
Corley
the wtxex nf Enlisted men a belter
TU E S D A Y
trmlr pa k.4
waa
Junior
h<>tte-a
*
■
.
*b«
en.
chtnr* to become arqutinted amt
Tb* Dtughter* of Weiler Sun
Ileal milk le doubt* boiler; add
tentative project! nf th* new nr- joy aii.e occasion.
d*> School tT**a will hold ti *
to bvaten eggs slowly, alining sou'•Quit* a latge crowed atten
atanlly Cook in doubt* {toiler unlit
a nursery on the station, tervlng
annual (upper In MrKmiex Hull
healed, atlrrlug constantly. Add
in an advisory .capacity (or the ded", repotted a junior host***.
at i l i p rn. wiin Mrs W K
brown sugar, alir Kebeat. pour
Plan* uet* made by tb* Past Htinea' group i t ho>tea« Kollow
EM Club, and performing charity Loud aocka wei* worn by l i t
into cup* nod apitokl* wlik nutmi-g
group ami the theme waa ra n ltd
work
Noblo Grand Club of Srmtnnl* mg the aiipprr t bunne*a tex*|nn
A aarelnga.
1st
Itrbekab Lodge for the banquet will he held and installation ol
Membership It open to all wise* out to th* fullest extant with a
“good
time
had
by
all",
it
waa
re
that will be hold when th* piest- offic.it will u ke pltcr
of Enli-ted Men holding raiet
it*-nt of the Itebekah Assembly
through Petty Officer, Karat Clax* ported.
1h* Seminole High School P TV
will nm»e h*-r offtiial visit.
T t *“
L .1 ..J to attend the
will moe' it A p m and there will
meeting
or contact Mrt
'll* Nancy Dobbin* pi ended tie i board meeting in the muaic
“
>, 1315 S Elm A v e .
o»vr < e routine meclir-.g at mem room at T W All member* of the
d. Her phnae number i*
ber* atudlesl the queatlnn of Lodge board tra requeaied In be preaenf
H y CHARLES M ER CER
KF.W YORK 'K— Th* wetter*
duties "lather nf the Rehekas
The Kirat Raptlat Intermediate
The annual t*a for the Dorcai Milam, am
f t Hoped a good day’s rid* forward
l.oilge",
written
by
Schuyler
Col
Ro>al
Ambaaaadnt* will meet at
and Gnlden Circle* of the First
Mr*. J*
on teltviaion thit ***k with the
fax, a n read by Mr*. Ethel the rhutrh it 7 p m,
Baptiat Churrh was held Wcdn*l- Ufa T
appearance of Worthington C.
Moor*.
A meeting nf the board of fhe
•lay afternoon In th* I'ellowalilp Cinle Cla*
Ai iner t •Tpootier" on N B C -TV .
Th* attendance prit* wat won Sanfotd Woman'* f'luh will be
Hoorn nf th* Education Bultdirig. ed lis-r apj
j rn tir’d at tl e e-1taka hnute at 10 a in.
by 3lt>
Ethel William*
Th* first of Urn adult Welters
the room was beautifully decor* to teach di
The Sanford Tourtat and Shuf
a*n*a ran ahead of thia departmember# were present and enjnxrd
ated with xarmul rotor* of hits- in tum pn
atent'a tecond favorite. "The Life
the refreshment* senef during fle board I luh will bax* a rnxeied
lac ia, erotona and fern.
Cirri# ( las
dl*h aiipprr at A pm A butlnna
and Legend of Wyatt E ir p " (A B C tha social hour.
A ehort progiam was presided promoted a
meeting will he Held followed oy
TY’ ). and left the CBS-TV entry In'
trie* and place* while overicas, oxer by Mi*. It. E. Speaia. 01* I'iercy, Mr
game*.
Ah# big networks' western sweep,
at th* Oxtcdo Methodist Church introduced Mr*. J. S. Cleveland Boyd t)
W ED N ESD AY
atakta— "Gunimoke"— wrapped in
Sunday at 7:30 p.m.
aa gueit aulolat who sang the Munay, Mi
the tmoke of it* own gun.
T I * fir at fall meeting of the
All who are Interested ar* cor Dorxaa Claaa aong, "Somebody". Jl'*- Tate.
Ranfoid Woman'! Clilh will he
dially Invited
to attend. I.t. Mr*. Clexeland waa accompanied
When Miner, niKUtlv* producer
The ahotl
held at I I TO pm . at the eluh
Bhaffer and hit wife, natbaia, hy her muther Mra. Willie I1, ed ati*-r ui
of "Frontier," announced the tehouse. The regular htiaines* »n,l
will narrate at th* tlldea ar* 1'ippin. Mr*. Bjrear* then gax« a etijoyed by
riei, he tala. It would be concerned
Mrs, Joe I. Mlkler J r It an- lum heon session i* srhe tilled.
shown, which ihould prove t* b*
with "real atoriei of average peo
nnuncing the tl*ila*xrrn Carnival
an lAtetetling program.
ple who went wett.”
I'haplaln K e r r e l l Kempaon.
plans in Oviedo, th* Cat nival SNAAS. wilt be gue-t apeak'r at
The premiere program made a
group with •
chairman having met at bet home the Kuat Methodist Church p in -,
l.o c n lfrl n tt
bow to the taitei of viewer* who 1
recently to di-cus« lame. JtattirEnrty-on#
member*
apparently *r* convinced the itory
niertlur at T :M pm . The acrxite
•lay, O.-t. 2t*. i* th* date set for
of the weit ii the itory of gun- <
is sponsaied hv Cirri* Sit.
th* Carnival. It wilt begin with
play. It uld th* story of a u yearThe f tis i tlaplisx Junta* ft. A.*q
a supper In the tchnol lunchroom
old Colorado fellow who w it built
ftl ami 12 je a n will meet at
Mtt. Ralph Johnston and ion
at d pm ta*l:ng through i.T'»
Into a feared gunman, "The Col- i
David nf Columhui. Ohio, ar*
The I ’arnixal dooit *sil| open at the rhurch at T Th p m.
fai Kid." through Imaginary itor- eneti* spread; use at a stuffing visiting her parent* Mr. and Mrs.
Prayer Meeting at the First
let of hit ihnoting prow*tt written tor amall wedges of ee.'ery. Good Albert Hardeaty, 2417 Orange
Carnival cl airmen ar* .Mr* Paptiat Church will begin at T .HI
by a newapipcr reporter. Finally, Mrved with tomata juir*.
Ax*.
Mr.
Johnilon will Join
Merrill Male) and Mr*. Frame* p -si
th* Colfaa Kid began to believe —
------------I he f irsi Raptlat Sunder- Srhoo!
them neat week. While heie they
Fisher, first grad#; Mi*. John
the atoriei written about him. H#| f
**— ”
*- — —
will alsn t in t her brother-in-law
Evan*, arrnnd grade; Mr* IV. C. Worker’s t ounrll meeting will b*.
challenged famed gunman Clay AJ i
and alatar and their family, Mr.
*-■hmtiaiher, third grade; Mr*. E. gin it A p m.
liion te a duel— and wag killed.
and Mra. William
Haldm In
U . McCall, fmath fiau*; Mr*,
The itory'* concern with people
i
Orlando.
Jo»h lleaaley amt Mr*. J. R Jon**
rather than gunfire wat what lifted
_*1
J r , fifth grade; Mr* l.etlie boa
| I.t. Cdr. Dal* Scott, U S X . hat
It above the old level of Western*. I
ter, sixth grade; Mr*. Mortki.
arrived from French Morocco to
It portrayi on a personal level.
™
seventh grade;
Ytrs. Ben t*
vim hi* wife and ion. After
the heroism of the people who built
Maimight, eighth grade; Mr*
leaving
her*
ha
will
report
to
the
bird Robbing, nirrih grade; 31r#
Patuxent River, Mrt., to attend
The
for truth)
Joe Battle, tenth grade; Mrs
FIP School and will then await
• rtcr aa well ai truth* of history1
M ’v/!
John Duda and Mra. beidlnand
order* for ag assignment to
mirks
II
Duda, lltn trad* and Mia. J L.
Naples, Italy.
*1*0
Malrolm and 31r•. C. E. \\ illit.
I2ih giad*.
M n . T . C. (T in y ) B «!t and Mrt
Complete plan* f«r th# earnlvat
L. L (M argla) Webrg are leaving
will K* annnuhitd at a later date
Saturday fur a buying trip for
Next time you prepare a beef
Yowell Co. In New York. While
end* segetahle soup, tie a teaspoon
in
New
York
they
will
purchase
* a— i _
* * •• *
—
l t t A I la y the word and appo
of whole pepper* m a piece of
Ihvir Holiday and Cruittwaar
lite* awe Haro* a recipe lor
cheesecloth and add Remove th*
haky glltaa easy eaangk far Jnwlor
peppercorn* before serving
wood, ii nevertheleu th* aama old
eswrke to prepare Oread far refreekWetiirn itory line.
menu «k*a Ik* gaag gttkert at
your koute do ''tpecial" tha wood
will elaaxar far more
W h in the aaerstf Unet’sk mafflat
and apaghatll **•'• otlh ia**t‘ Pair
Official* of the Sanford Wom (ham lit plttat. aad y<’« II be in*
an's Club have requeued that oraal popular knalca* <a lawn.
Parry Ptttot
memtiera planning to attend th*
4 gagllsk asapal
Wedneaday
luncheon
meeting
I cea M M capaj iptgkcrn
?ut»dajr night. Mr*. E. M.
ahauld mak# reaervntion* not
Chester waa honored with a eur-1
later than Tuesday noon.
pHi* itork ihnwer at th* Lake
Arrangement* may ha made by
Mary home nf Mr*. W. 6 . Brown.
railing
Mra. Oacar H a m ton,
Mr*. J. W. Wilton, Mrt. Franrli
Beard and Mr*. C. 5. Ponald*nn
wera th* winner* of prise* in th#
game* enjoyed during tha arenSur Hay
afternoon. Mr. and
Mr*. R. W. Ke«irh of Lake Mary,
hnnorrd their son, 1'iaif, on hla
fourth
birthday. The children
pi*: cd camei in the y^rd until
a lat« hour when the hottest
served cup rake* and todai and
the birthday rake, decorated with
a cowboy, hor»e and Indian *11
cut.
Thoie enjoyinc thl* occaiion
were Jud and l.ela Hobby of
Sanl.ird, Rodney tioble, Susan
and Timmie Rtooklyn. tiara an<i
Danny Hall
I.ynn Smith. Mike Kay, Mike and
Stephen D u of Daytona, Melanie
Hone. Rosemary lireen, Donnie
I'ulxer, Linda and Htuce X'elt«a
Stanley Howell and Keith Keogh.
Parenta assisting in the game*
■a
»
■
were Mr. and Mr*. H. M. Olea•on. Sheriff and Mra. J. L- Hob
The fir»t meeting of the Entitled by of Sanford, Mr*. Joan (iieen,
Men’* Wive* Club of the Sanford Mrt. Verner Nelion, M u . R. It.
Naval Auxiliary Air Station wax tioble, Mr*. Ted Brooklyn and
held thia week at the ttalion EM Mr. and Mra. William Puleer.
Club
I
Happy Birthday
Enlisted M en's
Wives Club, S N A A S
Honors Two Ladies
Mrs. P. Ochiltree
Arranger, Judge,
To Lecture Here
Noble Grands
Of Rebekah
Plan banquet
* HisMights
Annual Tea Is Held Wednesday
For Dorcas Golden Circles
S IT
Announcing
,
The Opening
Oct. 29 Date Set
By Committeemen
For Oviedo Affair
fisM onidi
Monto/.uma Hotel
Opening Date?
100%
ALL WOOL
P
Officials Request
Reservations M ade
Stork Shower Held
* In Lake Mary Home
For Mrs. Chester
Banner
Charcoal
At a *11# hour refreshment* of
ynreh. cecblee awd mint#, fn blue
and pink bootlea were aerred.
Thos# Ineited to h# with Mrt.
Cheater were Mra. H. A. Frith,
Mr*. Eranri* Beard, M rt. J . W.
Wilton, M rt. Cecil Mlion. Mrt.
W . H. Bmith, Mrt. L. M. Cotton,
Mrt. W. A. Lowe, Mrt. C. 8.
Donaldson,
Mrt. Julian
Vnrn,
Mr*. W. T . Wanaley, Mr*. W . V.
■ChitI*berry, M n . Eugene Brewer
" n f Sanfard and Mian • nrtrly
Brown.
JAPANESE TO HEAR
AERIES BROADCAST
TO K YO * — Th* Voir* of A m iH ca Darting today
broadcast
th* World Seri#i ia Japanese for
tha fifth M tiecutir* yeir. On-th*
•pet. play-by-play accounts will b*
b*lined la
hxtehsll-larlne
Janaa
betmed
to buebtll
lortng Japan
Frrtty Frlntnt
Summer Sp ecial
ORAY A N D BLACK H U B B Y
W OOL T R A V E L C O A T U entembled hy Tina U se r with a match
ing t-p-frent aktrt and hUcWrab*
Mt l hatr-and-wnol btouaf from
her tnllenUM for fall and winter.
Tha eott In Ub-b*ltnd high In
hack and fu tn a d with silver butl-.a
win
|for rebroadcait by
Broadcasting Carp.
tha Japin
la Ttfareyl
Oenftr Uttered t l* n f prlneeie
lines tbtt ms.s ) 0u s**m Isllsr.
thinner, tounget . . with * bos*
end kutlen.tnisi In toxert contrail.
Th* *klrt kse eur pelenied rutcut (mail Knee Oreeo witk Our*
tre.se trim er T s u i wttk Prtqs*
trim kuat t -l t
R E G U L A R $10.00 P E R M A N E N TS —
Dacron Rtiyort
Flannel Suita —
Year Rntinri Wafght
By Northcool
REGULAR $1140 PERMANENTS—
Variety of C ltrui
Trees ffoinf for
yfljjutADL
<h&u’7d£af.
�Keith Ends Season
With .400 Batting
Outfield
Is Lure
For Byrne
ju st
met '49- hs
Casey Has Yankees
*9 rr S T C N G C L
o r THB YAN K EE* I----- r
H A * P O IN T S P O U T 1' V
T H A T H /9
I
£A Te*r P EH N A N T^^G t
With a m irk of .400. T4 points
T H K S A N K O K D H K R A I.P
higher thin his closest pursuer.
/9 A PEA9O HA0LA \
Page fi
F r l . R r p t 30, 1055 O iy to n i'i D in E. Keith H illy won
F A C S IM IL E O P
BROOKLYN OP— Tom m y Byrne
the bitting title of the Florida
li a frustrated pitcher who wiihra Hf$ r/R $ T/N /9 4 9 ,
State League for the 1943 season.
WHEN TH B Y A N K f
The first-sicker »l»o took top bill he’d been imart like Babe Ruth p e s p i t e /N j u r /e e
and
changed
to
an
outfielder.
ing in four department! nf sticknative who now makes his hornet the wray of Don Newcomb* tha
Bv JIIE R G IU II.E R
C lO fE P 5 TPoH O
" I ’ve atway* had amhiliom lo
«ork. H i' t n ha*e hitt. 179 total
in Wake Forest, K.C., fanned six, j ,j,y before. And as us the first
N
EW
YORK
uh-Crafy
old
Casey
A H P N O N TH E
b n e i, 3 1 2b*Mt hiti, and i n R B I'i he a hitter," the wiry North Caro
Stengel trd his high and mighty Including Ihe dangerous Duke S n i - L , me< lhe bullpen came through
P
I
A
O
O
H
T
H
E
.
linian
raid
today
aftrr
pitching
eirnrd him the number-one rating
.
but crippled New York Yankees der with a man on base in the'
in Ihoie dlviiions. Madiion Slade arrJ baiting Ihe New York Van- I A S T P A Y O P T H E
eighth
and
Gil
Hodge*
for
the
last
‘n
(1!
‘ne
Ie'
“ sES
into
F.bbet*
Field
today
poised
anJ
allrr that
Don Rciscnt. Kail
_ ^9 £ A * o N .
of Daytona ran i«cond to Keith keri lo a I- 2 victory over the
preparrd to polish off the frustrat out In the ninth.
Spooner and Hem Labincal allowed
In batting with hi* 3M average, Brooklyn Dodgrri in the itrond
ed Brooklyn Dodgrri In quick
Tha Bronx Bomber* collected only one hit through Ihe last 4 I V
followed by Cocoa's Inncecio Rod- game of the World Sene*.
By E D COB RIO AN
order.
»
only eight hit* olf four pitchers, Innings.
“
riguei at .319, St. Pete*! John
" If f had II all lo do over again
Drspite the di'ibihly of Mickey but they put together four tingles
BRO OKLYN
Ih . hi* ™ u"
^ jx rrfS I
— Init |t'i loo late now — I’d
The Dodgers had gained a to
after
two
were
out
In
the
big
fourth
Mantle
and
Hank
Bauer,
two
of
Tn” > on the New York Yankees Wilson. 311. Rodrigues registered have been an outlielder."
advan.agc when Pe Wee Rrr.n
his leading guns. Ihr grinled man to score all Iheir runs.
Why. Yogi Berra. «
the moit horn r rum, 2*>. and was
Byrne, uncorking a strikeoutdoubled and srnred on a single by
ager wai confident his American
to accept the opinion of Brooklyn hit by pitchrd halls at most timra. lure ilider in.the clutch, yeiterday
Billy Is*s was shrllH from Ihe Duke Snider. Tne Dodgers' chance
jhoriitop Pee Wee R»e*e
league rhsmptnni would sweep mound in this big inning, going
18 Wilson received more walks became Ihe fir»t left hander h«th
for a big inning fu ile j whrn
Ihe World Serif* in four straight1
"Itr't the hall club." Reeie said than anyone, 132. Gene Dennett nf to go Ihe full divtanre and heat
El'lon Howard threw out Snider
or. at worst. In five games.
"H r make* it He's Irving to hrat Daytona hellrd Ihe most triples 19, the right-hand pourr Dodgrri dur
trying to stretch the hit into a
The
od.ls-makcr*
apparently
you In a million ways and be doei while David Drapp of Orlando ing the entire year,
double.
agree. They made the Yankee* a
Also it wai hit ilavhlng tingle
it too.
scored the mo* runs, 132. Orlando
Loc.i who had pitcher! a strong
prohibitive 5-2 favorite to win them,
"He evrn Irici In talk you out Gonrales of Cocoa ranked first over ihort which icoreJ Elston
three inning* with the hejp of two
I7lh scries and sixth straight
' PO>rr r , A * e THE
llouaid and Billy Marlin with the
of 'he hall game 1 told him before in stolen base* with 33.
O C C A S E H 'O N T A V M P
double plays, appeared out of P-l*
f tN iR * 0
against the Dodgers.
. _
^
*
.
yrtlcrday'i game; 'Don't oprn
Anlhony Gatrh of Orlando fan run* which proved the final margin / O A
/P THt6 S I M I L A R I T Y
woods in the fourth whrn the
C
lo
s
e
,
a
a
r
t
Not since 1921 hav a team, alter f - Q f * K i q
f /Q C/t
your big mouth to me. you tittle ned the highest number of lim ri, of victory.
C A R R IE * O V E R
Dodgers pulled off anothrr twin
"That wa» a good wallop," the
so-and-so, Ju*t let me atone.*
loving the first two games, gone
-F
I0|. On the hill, lltr league ran
IN TO TH E ‘i C R / e e killing following a single by Gil
on
to
win
the
title.
That
year
the
"You get up to the plain and to a tfo f i' io game winnrrV Top*. 33-year-old ta -toff beamed proud1 9 1 9 tV A * H ) *
MIAMI j t — A crowd of more McDougald.
■**- .« .3. ..
tikrd It."
New York Giants did It against Ilian (o.ouo is rxpevleJ lo »ec ihe
Yogi will *a>: Nice, if* hinda perccnlage-wiae with
Is Rolan \y
v t f l$ \ 0 E S T O P 7HREE
But Yogi Berra singled In left
It'i hard lo try In pull Byrne
the Yankees Bui that was in best University of .Miami open ils home
hard lo tee the ball today, ain’t it?' Jo Ortega of Gainesville who post
MEETINGS M t H
,
,
s . v i r r 'r ............ , and Joe Collin* walked Howard
out
on
hia
pitching
prowess
with
H t‘i trying to plant that idea in ed a 23 and 3 slate. Joseph Valina*
v \ f i f B R O O K LYN , TH E
fivewrf nine gamrs Krics.
loo,ha.I season tonight against un- j ruve in the lying run with a
your head. W maybe you'll really of Orlando al«» chalked up 33 vie out bring escorted down anothrr
winning
has It been *ct^ ,cd' ,t"*e
' derdog Florida Slate University.
Gngle and Billy Martin put Ihe
lane
dealing
with
hat
work
pre«mt four-of seven system wa*| lf
l t _ ltl J ___ , __
*
- r
think it's hard lo see Ihe ball." tones but lost It games. Joe hurl
’~ r r
4 o a r o p e . the
Yankees ahead 2 1 with anothrr
It
will
be
Ihe
third
meeting
of
" I remember I batted .397 my
restored Ihe following year.
r e s e m b l a n c e w il l
ed Ihe most complete games. 2d
one-baiger.
The
base*
were
filled
,
,,
„
.
.
.
.
.
the
two
teams
and
Miami
is
faHtnk Dauer pulled a thigh mui- Other 2n game winnrri were Alex- last year at Wake Forest, led Ihe
FU R TH ER IF
I know those fellow* h» *_ » , torr J hv lour touchdown*,
wheg "dilie nobinson.
Robinson, batting
battinr fn
Southern
Conference
in
hitting,"
igNVS THEY PACE NSWCOM0E -H
r]» in yc»lerday'i 4 2 victory over andrr Gordey of Orlando with a
go*nr non, Diengn
*•» —
nowot*. rtiost ol rue customers rim 9 '’iulo, t .-; i 1.“ ~
a
the DoJgera and had lo retire In 23 and 9 record, Orlando Tena of he aiid " I hit seven home runs
TH E O P E N E R , A O A /H .
sevtral hours alter the Yankees probably will be trying to measure ball. Byrne, a good hilling pftcnrr,
the third inning lie a l l a lad Daytona with 31 end I and Robert at Seattla la>t year anl halted in
had whipped Ihr Dodger* 4 2 util th|l Hurricane* and »ee how ihryjlhen drove in Ihr winning rum
exManne Indeed
Ar»o1t. also of Daytona with 22 49 runs, i think. Not bad for i
we got a bctlrr one 1 al*o an^w ,|ack up against Notre Dame a i *•11N a two-run single In renter,
" I f ! something like Mtrkry wins against I4 setbacks The*r, P'trher
that two o. my jniwrr guys will be
j|t(r
' ,\i iht> point Manager Alston reRyrna
Is
a
Iran,
hollow
.cheeked
Mantle'* hg inlury," be »aid. " I three ranked 2, 1. and 4 in earned
m i'jing mayb* lor Ihe re»l of the
»-tVe've got a football team placed Loe». a move many second
college graduate with a gift of
retted all night and applied ice run averages
afrlev— but l v « got *omo pretty n in w | n( ,|re> Jnij H (-jj b j ve guesver* anions the crowd of 64.7nT
gab— on and off Ihe diamond—
pickt "
good fellow* on Ihe bench too
I i-mirage and determination runningi thought should have been mada
Tops was William Boyetta nf
and a unique approach to hit pro
Without flatier in Ihr lineup (hr West Palm Beach with t i l for
"Flaying tn Iheir paik don'li {„r u, against Miami.” »aid Flor- earlier in Ihe Inning,
fession
scan- me mine eilher It makeijtda State Coach Tom Nugent.
*
Yankv would lx* ihort two Ihlrdi 174 innings, followed hy Pena at
Shunted down lo Charleston,
1 M for 233 rounds, Gordey. 2 13
n i .lilferenre to my guy* Th e y , The Seminole hmi concedes that *
of their regular outfield
W.Va., in 1933 after being discard
n v M ER C ER B A IL E Y
and Arcndl at 2 37
D UKE O V E R TE N N E S S E E : I vi on a couple of pennants for me ^ j u r i e s have crippled hit team,
Even Irv Norm . Ihe third mem for 264 innings,
___.
. . rd by four American League dubs,
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The Associated Preaa
Duke's heller halancrd, more e x -! on Ihe road and It 1 remember with four slartrrs missing, among
ber of the regular!, baa i swollen for 300 rounds, ^ r t t e p it c h e d in h |h( gh, hl b lw b j|| riJ)f wcrf
right, they did all right in lliook Ihrm Miami'* Lee Corao, speedy
Ihe most gamrt, M . while Arrndt ended
Alabama and Tennessee, two for prrirnerd attack gela the nod,
and painful right knee.
Irfl halfback.
T U L A N E O V E R N O R TH W EST iyn in other year* "
"I really belong in Ihe hoipital." hurled Ihr greatest total of shut
"It was then I look stork of mer Southeastern Confrrrnce foot
Florida Slate Is experted to use
Having lurned bark the wildest
laid Irv. "but I'm not evrn going outs. 1. Daytona’s John Ivory myself." Byrne rrcall*. " I toll my ball giants, try again Saturday In ER N : Young Gene Newton and hit
to think of it until ofirr the aerie! Smith was lops In three depart self I was a man who rmild solve start Ihe rlim b back toward the mates are mure accustnned In the Hrooks with two Irft-handcr* In Ihe the air lanes with Len Swantlc and
ments, one of questionable disintricate problems In calculus but lop.
and Ihe aoonrr it endi the happier
9,1 rV - —i-— i
lk*x I* Uawn awl
New Orleans heat lhan the visitors. Stadium, Stengel gave the third Mike* Norman aiming for Tom
tlncui-n. Ills 320 batter* fanned
Aad Mis •Ira Cimw ikal •nek « * real
I ’m going lo hr."
who hadn't mastered Ihe simple
RICE O V E R LSU: The Owl line game assignment 'o Mullet Mob Fcamster, 8-foot T and 230-pound
The
schools,
who
tall
this
a
•els a league record In that divi
right
end.
Dwtk CkoraiaM-a*# M* Sawa appaail
dimensions of home plate.
rebuilding year, lost their opening Is loo clout and King Hill and his Turley the right i.andcJ ace who
Swantic, Ihe quarlerhark, will
Before h« was forerd to retire, sion of pitching, while his 202
" I was terribly wild. I was try games last week— 'flam* bowing lo backfirlj mate* po»c*i too much never before has appeared in a se
have Billy Odom at left half: Burk
ries game.
Bauer amused himself kidding waykt issued gives him that un ing to blow the bitters down with Rice 20 0 and Tennessee losing lo icoring talent for the Tigers,
Melts at right half and Joe Holt
Dodger right fielder Carl Furlllo, want'd lop position.
sheer power. So I got smart. I Mississippi Slate 13-7. Both are In
\talier
Alston,
who
saw:
hi*
two
K E N TU C K Y OVER VILLA N O
Smith started 37 game*, high for changed my pitching technique,
tn the fullback slot.
who has been eomplsinmg about
top
right
handers
blavled
off
the
the
Volunteer
Stale
for
this
week'*
VA: Pasver Bob Hardy hi* two
Ihe lelgue, Norman Hughes of mixed In sliders, turves and
g cold.
line fullbacks and a sophomore hill on -successive day*, switched
Gainesville pitched the most In change up stuff Anti I Irarncd I game* and both are underdogs,
"Plesse stay out of right field," nings. 303, two mure lhan Arendt
Trnneisre la host lo Duke’* Blue halfback whir. Woody H m o g, lu to a klt-hanter, Johnny Podres,
could help myself hy using psy Devils, rated lnih nationally In the help run up the score.
who ha* made one World Senej
erseked Bauer. ' You've got the
hurled. Smith racked up the most chology in needling the battrr*."
appearance, in 1933.
place full of germs."
weekly A»»orlaled Pres* poll. AlaMISS [SSI F I'I O V E R NORTH
low hit games, M. consisting of 1
The result was Byrne was a win bima Is at Vanderbilt for a night
Largely because they are Ihe
t-hllter, 3 2 hitters. 2 3-hitter*, and
TEX A S: Eagle Day, Billy KinanL
TAM PA iJt— Marcrllno Huerta
The Brook*’ veteran ralrher 3 4shltlrrt. Altogether. 100 low-hit ter aensatlun in Ihe South Ameri game with Ihe Commodores, wh# l'aigr Colhrcn and olhrr Ole Miss home team. Ihe Dodger* have been
Dial* Unwell had an esplanatlon game* were pitched, only solo Jobs can winter league In late 1933, lost 14-13 in thoir opener with Geor- standby* have loo much of every madr a *llghl 11-10 favorile to win played a hunch and It appear* the
Tamp* University football coach
winning 13, and ■ 20-game winner
for the Brooks' miserable showing.
Iheir first game.
thing for Ihe Texans.
being rerordrd. 7 t-hilteri, 22 2- In 1934 with Seattle of the Pacific gia.
Occasional showers were fore hit a bullseye on a solution lo his
"We caught them hot." he said,
hitter*, 31 3-hllter*. and 45 4-hll- Coast League
MISS. S T A T E O VER MEMPHIS cast In the morning with clearing quarterback problem.
Top game of the day from a
"just when they were playing their
te n wrra tossed. Seventy-five solo
llueria said he figured Billy
That's when the Yinkre* brought championship race standpoint is S TA T E : The Maroons signed this during the early alter noon.
best ball. We were like that loo shutout* were hurled, plua two
A sellout crowd of some 34.000 Nuinoff, a 183-pound *ophomore
him back to Ihe big lime— an act Ihe Florida-Auburn battle in Au one as a breather aRcr Florida and
uring the season, nut our streak
tandems.
from Detroit, mtgtrt fm the Wit
far which Manager Casey Stengel burn. The Tiger* should be much Tennessee — and thal'a what it was experted.
ceded w d M wtu itu lrtP - r ;
fn rtub balling, Daylona Beach
M
r#
will hr eternally grateful Byrne better than Iheir 13-6 victory over should be.
The inpiry to Bauer furred Sten despite hi* play In Ihe opening
stood
out
with
Its
,2M
avenge.
In
game
this
season
at
a
speedy
half
Cart Ersklne. who set a series
helped propel the Yankees Into Ihe Challanoog. InJlraled. The game
gel to make a rflangr in hi* lineup
rluh fielding. Daytona Beach Also
reeord by striking out 14 Yanks
World Serlea with a 18 3 record will give fan* an opportunity to
today. Boh Cerv, who replaced back.
ranked number-one with a 919
compare
the
talents
of
a
pair
of
Huerta said "Nutnotf has a lot of
in one game In the '33 series, h it
Bauer yr'lcrdav, wa* Ihe new
breakaway halfback*. Fob James
been ailing, which rvplalnt why averggee, Daytona aho pulled nnr
starting center lielder with Elston poise and he throws fairly well.
of
the
two
triple
play*
nf
Ihe
sea
nf Auburn and Jarkie Simpson of
he didn't grt Ihe No .1 assignment.
Howard m Bauer’s plate in right We'll use him a* quarterback
Honda And two All-America hope"Carl Is not yet too percent," son. Gainesville was responsible
and lrv Noren in left Against a Saturday against Trey Stale and
full — renler Sieve Delatorre of
nplained Alston "So I know I for the other one.
left-hander. Bill Skowron rrplarsvl if he does all right, our problem
Several player* performed In all
ran gel only one game out of him.
GAtN RVILLE W*-Should
Ihe Florida and fullback Joe Childress
Jo* Collin* at first Als'on also there win be solved."
H U N TIN G TO N . N.Y. «JR - Doug made a change, starting Sandy
Tampa found Itself In a hole
I ran use others In the early games of their clubs' games. They were Florida football learn sucreed In — also will be on display.
r wi BORDEJ7S tU fa s e h tp o ft
The Auburn . Florid* and Ala* Fori, National PGA lillehnlder who Amoru* in left and shifting Junior when ex peeled reserves did not
and have them romr bark later." Wilson and Drapp of Orlando; Billy lla mission ol upselling Auburn's
Wyatt
and
Billy
Knight
ef
Gaines
held
the
lead
with
a
M
at
Ihe
show
up
for
Use
squad.
lto>t of the Brook regulars think
Tigers on their home grounds, they baoia-Vamly tills are the only one*
Gilliam to second base supplant
Ersklne has more stuff than any vllte, and Eugene Bennett ef Day also will have upset a modern which will figure In the SEC race. start of the second round of the ing Don Zimmvr because ibe Yank*
tona
Itearh
Lakeland
beltrd
only
113,000
Iwmg
Island
Open
Golf
member of tha pitching staff.
precedent of tha home team win Tha other team* play non • SEC
started a right-hander.
IT homa runs all aeasun. Sanford
ning tho series between Ihe two foes. Georgia la at Clemson. SMU championship, today criticiied fel
Bauer'* Injury came during a
a».1 Cocoa hit the moat, 33 each schools.
W ILL IE WINS ANYW H ERE
at Tech. Villanova at Kentucky, low members of (he Ryder Cup double play in Ihe first inning. Roy
On
two
occasion*
Smith
fanned
19
team
for
passing
up
Ihr
event.
NEW YORK Ifv— W’lllle Shoemak
Over Ihe pad four year* Auburn Northwestern at Tulane, Louisiana
Campanrlla tossed him out at sec
er doe* most of hit winning on batlers. On May 13 vs Lakeland his won Its games at home, 14-13 Stale at Rice. North Texas Slate
"W t have only three Ryder Cup ond as GH McDougald fanned.
and
on
August
I
I
v>.
Orlando.
Only
race hoses In California but New
In 1931 and 16 7 in 1933, while Ihe al Mississippi and Memphis Slate nominees in this event,” said Ford, Bauer, trying to evade the tag.
Ynrkers have learned lo respect 306 homers ware hit all year. Only Gators won at home 31-21 In 1932 al Mississippi Stale.
winner of the AU • American at pulled a muscle In hi* right thigh
lha’ brilliant Jockey. In hi* 1933 7 players, up enough time lo quail anJ 1113 last year.
Tam • O •Shanlrr and tha >43.000 which forced bis exit two Innings
Kentucky,
Ole
Mist,
Mist.
State
a
New York debut he won with hl» fy for the batting title, hit better
The Tiger* have won eight ol and Rlrc are big favorite*. Duke. sponsors events in addition to the later. Mantle, still plagued by the
I
first mount. Rare Vintage, at Aq than .300. Reside* the lop five al ten games played with Ihe aalors Tech and Auburn art given a GPA.
tom muscle in hi* right thigh, Is
ueduct. Records also show that ready mentioned. David Cortrighl In Auburn. Florida has not lost to touchdown nod Georgia, Tulane
In addition to Ford, Ihe Ryder not hopeful of sreing action In the
of
WPD
and
Lakeland,
hit
.307,
Willie scored with hi* first two
Ihe Tigers on Florida Field since and Alabama am slight underdogs. Cup nomlneea engaged to Ihe tour aerie*, except perhaps a* a pinch
Ntw York mounts In )M4 whan he and Drapp of Orlando hit .300 1946.
But Hi# games don't always go ney are Marty Furgol, who had hitter.
; ,
.
This
waa
definitely
a
pitcher’s
won both rods of tha dally double
A fired up Oator team completed according to form, to try these on 70, and Tom m y Rolf, whose card
In contrast to Wednesday a de
league, with pitching dominating
at Jamaica.
■ serious week’.* work yesterday for site—
showed T2, thanks to a T under-22 feat at the hand* ol Whlley Fnrd,
all th« way,
and today flew lo Columbua, f ia .
yesterday’s loss to Tommy Byrne
FLO R ID A
O V ER
A U B U R N : oa the baek nine.
HARD C O U R T TE N N IS
whero they will stay tonight, going Gaturs are farther along than Au
*
As the golfers went into tho sec left lh* Dodgers stunned.
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LA JO L L A . Calif, ( d h - T h . O.
They could understand losing to
burn after knocking head* with two ond round of Ihe T2-hole play over
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Forty-Hire# player* were named major foei. They can't match Chil the par TO. 6.530-yard Huntington one left hander but to be bviten
tennis championship* arw act for
by Coach Bob Woodruff to make
1*13
Ralek Rupee 4 Dr.
by
two
southpaws
In
»ucce*ilon
dress at fullback but elsewhere Crescent Club Course, Ford was
the la Jolla Heart* and Tennis
Ihe trip. Only fullback Joe Brodsky,
Cltaa one owner fully equipped___
a stroke In front of Al Brosch. was more than they rmild take.*
they're
strong
and
speedy.
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LA
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Stetson
halfbacks
Club, Dee. B -ll, Inclusive. Tha
Inlured before Ihe season started,
It was something Ibal hadn't hap
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A L A veteran from the Cherry Valley
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Club of Garden City, N .Y . and Bil pened all year.
In
yesterday’s
scrimmage
against
BAMA:
Both
teams
lost
In
the
eld at tn« same rlub Dee. 1>4,
TY>
maka
matter*
worse.
Byrne
a simulated Tro y, Ala.. State foot
fourth quarter last week, but Van- ly Maxwell, former National AmaInclusive,
held lhair fearsome right-handed
1931 Mtrtury 4 Dr.
ball defense.
dy at laast managed to score. And taur tltleholdar from Odessa, Tex.
power lo five hit* as he became
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Coach Herb MeQuIllaii expressed
playing at night wilt enable VanWillie Maya tied a record hy hit- Ihe lin t left-hander to go the dis . 1*31 Nash Rambler Convertible, Cleaa
pleasure over Ihe drill after watch
dy's
dangeroui
first
teamen
lo
last
TM tN B tsa r* 1riD N Ta
ling nine home runs In Ebbets tance and beat Ibe Dodger* in
ing Bobby Rosa dash 30 and M
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longer.
sin rtu v rin -'i-rm s r«tier.
Field during tha 1933 season, la ■sore than a year.
yards snd Nick Colortuono sprint
wEi.lLV*'
«. .lspw#4 OS'S G E O R G IA T E P t O V E R AM U: 1934 Milwaukee's Joe Adcock hit Byrne, a 34-year-old Baltimore
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t-C** ASOM.CH-. Julian Vstii venge hu Ihe ball usually bounces
Stetson, which Is Mia this week
'A J * *S'.h.ls
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end, playa Troy Suto hero Ocl. T. Sps ililts#
Chats*.Calif,
Ill, whi
‘ right for Tech at bom*.
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Brooklyn's J jJ Jjlt. FhllM .fpkii,
«p(petu<*d Georgia hga keen cutting Ha teeth
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•I* begUni the. Dedferi 19 Lm ei
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REAL MONEY SAVING
The Sanford
JAMES GUT AGENCY
Merchants Association
SPECIAL
DOWN PAYMENT - SMALL 1 0
MON.THLY
•ANK RATES
low
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Recommends That
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ALL CARS ARE BACKED UP WITH
OUR SAFE BUY GUARANTEE
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CLASSIFIED ADS
LOWELL R. O U R
THE OLD HOME TO W N
A M m m r o u u iM
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TU T: SAN FO RD H ER ALD
By STANLEY
DAILY
Echoli ii repealing thli attractive
"TYree Room Group’.
B ookriir Bed
U tt
Mittrei*
Box Spring
Oiler • Welter Roan* Ik Double D r r iir r
General CentraOteg
Mirror
U M Meltonrillo A i t ,
Phene 1M1
4Day • nr • Nljhter Sofa
3 ROOM remodeled houie. Inilde
Plitform flocker
eltv limit*. Phone 223*.
TV’ Chair
WYNN E WOO D— C.B. Home. 2 BR.
air-cord., H e . Rm. By owner.
G I. Sell Etjulty. Phone UTS-W.
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$ P»ere Dinette Set
FOR ONLY 1295. Term*
it
$3
2 BEDROOM houie. lowr down
ECHOLS BEDDING CO.
piyment. Monthly peymenu 33* C an a r 2nd 4 Magnolia Ph. 1232
include! taxes and iniuranre.
“Bud” Bamberger. Mgr.
Oner Weller Hnmei. Phone 1M1.
Opee Maoday’i til • p m.
Woodruff A Slaglatary
Real Eatata
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17
Plcyleu ft Laivnmowera
Wnodralf Bldg, rbane I t t l
3 BEDROOM HOME
JO
Part! amt Rerondittiming
Stanley’! Bike Shop
310 E . It* St.
Thone 1424
r AflvrTU.fl . ! « r#fli»**t#d to B* On * loti, modem klteen with
ARM Y-NAVY SURPLUS
ffy the Went Ad Department lmnova A refrigerator. In town. Roy’* Western Dungareci" ....1 Kt
mrdiatelv of any e rrn f tin th M f
17V) down, romplete price *7.330 Footlocken — S A L E ............ 7.M
ids. 4i The Sanford Herald wtll be
All atm Tarpaulin!
rfppnttble tor only on# incomet
moon 1321
ON LARGE CORNER LOT 210 Sanford Ava
Uueruon.
2 Redroont modem home with re.
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ROOFING
fngrrator. iper* heater, git New In Stock. 3-V Crimp — U 4 “
-1
time, hot writer heater. Venetian Corrugated- 14** Corrugated
* * * * * *
blind A T V. antenna. With Gat
all Your roofing need* at
flowing well, nir* lawn, and Shaman
C ln o furnDbed
CnnrmU PI pa Ca.
uriety of l» ettnu treei. *#no
311 Palmetto Avn. Tbone <1L
Phooe U U
down, tvtflf) Month. Complete Out Wait nth St
W E L a K A A P A R T W B fTS : tw m *.
prtet M.oof)..
NOTICE
private bath*. U t d . F lrit t i
2 N IC E SHADY LO TS ON P AVED Mather of Sanford D offering their
itreet in good location, $1,100
m u t deilrtible. belt ronatmrtR oll* w a y mad
ed ami beautifully aty led 0 pe
R en L. raytan. Rrwker
Living Room Group during the
Annabelle R. Header**#, A i m c .
f ir-1 week of Octooer for only
Ph. 2071 — 17-92 at Hiawatha
ll» o o .
FURNISHED APTS.
— C o m p a re Then# Feature*—
LAR
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lot.
good
location,
Term
i.
j m W rit H L Or C*U *t Pttrat
E. Porter. 1104 W rit 13tn Street. Modern Sofa Bed. Matching Plat
l u r e Center. US Wait l i t
form Rocker. Oeeninnal Chair,
all upholitemd in loo*. Nvlon
At alon i | h .
take Front
17 x VI Cocktail Table: 13 x 23
720-W.
Lnselr new home large lot, 2
End Table, both Plailic, Siambedroomi. Florida room, unit
Proof Top; Attractive Lamp.
kitchen, dinette, m bithi, large
Alaortment of itylea— 3 gorliving room, utility room Flat
geoua color combination!
tered. hardwood Roor«. ml furnarr. 0 mile! from Sanford
111.130 Call 2nSAR.4
E. $M BL
Phaae i n
Apartment. ..Cloie
FUR N ISH ED Apartment.
Cloie
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alh.
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ralmetto
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aaddle.
like
new and
m P rin t* Ba
42 icre i (urn young *rn'e. e»»*ll
Rrllle. Reasonable. E. Porter,
Ate.
ent virietiei. now bearing, rrop
1HM Wait 22th St.
Inrluded. Price; Md.uuu i n n . U N FU R N ISH ED Hooio J j j ?
BRAMRACH Rahy Grand piano
\t 2nd 51, Tbone 14S-J ortnn-J
if dtiired.
U»ok* and play! like new. Will
M O D E R A T E L Y prtcel A
Mil iUO phone 1723 R.
2 Bedroom home, ronerete bloek.
Fur*. Apt. LaceUent
completely furnlihed Large lot
404 E. lath
Apt. No
C O N C R ETE
100‘ x 200' Fruit treei. Beautt107. rhno#
________
Ready Mixed Concrete. Coneral*
fully landireped gl.nn
Bls-ck. Sand. Gravai, Cement
J. W. H ALL. R EA LTO R .
CMtcrel* Pipa to Meat All QuaDFlorid* Mata Bank Budding
ficatioaa.
101J.W.
■_
•‘Call Hall" Phone 1731.
e $ «M >4gt
Sherman
Canrret* Pipe (X
C LE A N furnlihed Apartment. 1004
w, i t “B « r m i r n
Out Weal 13th 14.
Palmetto.
Realtor — General Iniuranre
Gertrud* R. Dtogfeidee Aaaaciat*
R K D I-M IX C O N K R E TE
C O M P L E TE L Y funtlahed 3 Room Phone 1121
111 N. Park Are
Mwaele Concretel Co.
Co
Apartment.- smiw.-'tonthriwim.
30* Mm Ave.
Phono 1323
Living room, well to wall ear- Robert A. Wlllimvta, Realtor
pet. Kitchen and bedroom. Ap Ray men* Load'll*t, Aiioeiaia Sewtea Mathme*. and Beyalriei
ply 313 Palmetto. Phone 2192. Phone 1073 Atlantic Bank Bldg B E R T h 144 B. Perk Phana 170.
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Mather of Sanford
M£ U;°2»*».?SS«8
Uaad furniture, appliance!, rooli,
FUR N ISH ED Aoertment. S«l Park F IV E ACRES: Four room Frama
etc. Bought told. La rry'i Mart.
Houie. 3oo Ft Highway 4*. Eight
AW.
__________ __ __ _
321 Rail lat St. Phone 1431.
rniic* from Sanford near W ella* Bridge.
Electricity, two
Facing- Park. Furnlihed ApartBran Tra i
w>cfli, ihtde. Fortv-five Hun ■ e a r Itet
menu. inrlu.Un«
dred. Lei* B. Whitaea. Broker,
roomi MS. I room* MO. 1W Weit
SorenU. Phone ML Dora 2-moi Yanr aid range it worth 33**i
Pth.
when you trad# for a n#w one
C A. WHtDDON, SR.
during the Old Rang* Roundup.
aT bedroom houae, good location.
Beg. Real Baggg* ■ruber
Sanford Gat Co. 210 E . lat Si.
$110. Call 3400.
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V. E. IX M JG LA f, ASSOCIATE
SU P ER TB A D tN O POST
» S Part
Ph. US
1 MU* R. an 17-tt
Pba*e 2312 R.
3 bedroom duple* apartment, tinPee
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Raul
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SPEC1AI. R EGULAR U*sn IN
furnlihed. Newlv decorated. ImSPRING
M ATTR ESSES
mediile poueinon. Thone 1»S0. Cullen and M a rk e r, Realtors NER
NOW $21 V)
W A TER
PROOF
1M N Park Ae*. K a a a 2313.
CRIB M ATTRESSES *10 30
S M A LL garage apt. M3N FalOn hand 1 outboard motors 2 —
mettu A»e. All convenleneei,
Moot Refrigerators — Dtnetl*
rToie In. Apply at apt.________
Seta-Complete home furnlthlngt.
Pheoe 112* •A. B. Petartau .Broker
I BEDROOM furnlihed girag# Aiewiatei . A. B . Patm an J r „
— Factory to You —
apt . 2300 Mellonville.
p. J . Cheiterion. Garfield WDton*. John Maueb. R. W. WllCliEAN~furnished art. tim e In,
Venetian Bllnate
itome. A. C Douduay, Land Sue103 Wait lit St. rhone 61».
Earleaed hand. Bag-proof
vayar.
ran with piaett* m i . PIa j H c or
IF Y O U want a nice clean. S rm.
rayoo tipoa Perian ar ay tow
furnlihed dnwn.talr* apt. Call
316-J Take 1 child and no pel*.
S. D. Highlryman, Aaioclat*
8«SuhHk Gkm ami P alat Cm
Pboaa M l U B U 4 Weal had St
FUR N ISH ED Kitchenette Apt*. KM South Park Ava.
Phase 331
Air Conditioned. Slumberland
ROM
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GROVE
Hafl*r>F Appllancn Cent*
c w rt south a t y lim lU High
7 A r m Lad, 400 young
Pineapple
ig Pineep
“ Your Weatinghouia Dealtr"
way 17-32
orange treei, 2-bedroom
moiily
oom moith
M ayug Waxhert
furnUhed
home, garage
with1lot*
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Jge with
I AP ARTM EN TS furnlihed or onA B.CT Waaher
of itorege ipece. Nira rounntry
furnlihed. One M3 On* M0.
Coleman Heater*
aettlng. excellent water. All thli
4074 W rit lit Street.________ '
Stromherg — Carlion
for *12.300
We Service What We Sell
A T T E N T IO N INVESTORS
".NEAR downtown 612 Perk. Nice.
IIS NagaailJa Ave
rraw* ITI-7
|jr furnlihed ip irlm e n li. 3 mom* l*1# arret land of whirl) 134
acrei
are
tiled.
3
flowing
well*,
China Cablneta $13 and up.
plus bath, irrerned porrh A
I urge warehouaei with floor* Vanity dreaaera 3-way mirror t i l .
cirage. Choice up and down
Muale rabtoet 14.
at
truck
level,
need
tome
re" r p iy Mgr. Apt. 1 or Thon*
p u n , near railroad. A bargain Map!* Waih aland Jin.
mi-R-a.
at gg.Too.
Combination deak and bnokrate
3 ROOM Houie fimtHhrd or unIIS
lutnuhad Edna Bridgeman.
THE CURIOSITY SHOP
Pnono 142J-W.
Neal to Bennett’* Court 17-til So.
T . W. H E R O
2 BEDROOM Home. Fhon* 1*01-J. w . ___________
ISM M
Ava. f t e H ST ae $M Tha Florida Time* UniMt, your
m.irmng paper. For home deliv
FUR N ISH ED 3 Bedroom Apt.
ery. Phona Jack Renton. S22-M.
»U r 3 Room Cottage. Phone La kerf#w— 2 bedroom houie. Cor431 W.
ner lot 100 x 200’. Good loratiM. Kenmore Circulating Heater with
J M. Deyell. Maitland. Florida.
blower; JA gal. ga* water beat
FUR N ISH ED 1 bedroom apt. ISO.
Rt. 1. Box 1M
er: apt- atie Magle Chef Rani*:
monthly. 2101 .Magnolia. Phona
fu n d
condition; reeaonibl*.
1473 Rebert A WflUami.
I bedroom home, will aell or
Phone 31II-M.
trade Multy for a bedroom
trailer Phone «23-R.
E L E C T R IC Vacuum Cleaner.Tank
ONE bedroom tlta ge apartment,
pe. Lika New Condition $2
•ultable for Iwo. 102 W rit 10th 3 A R T T ru ta r t m BALE - g
one 1723-R.
St Phone 371.
Seminolei
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2* A rorumiine
in fl-lgi ini
5 7 Cut - i n t o
three parti
70 Tree
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21 v •»
•uffia
33 P-irt ha.-*
.'.a Mewing tool
37 A renn
from
trcpiral
|~BEDROOM houie with Idlehen
furnlihed. doe*
1*.
PboM ■
1442-W evening!.
DOWNSTAIRS apt. Garag* a p t.
both furnlihed. 12Q» Magnolia.
a g g a s ,
•1 TAlUmKS PANtUNG
•hire h au l.} P h o n e
j v n j H i . ____ ____
UP WANT S *
N*Uv* and Poraigu Wood*,
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PlpdCfc
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rent.
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CREDIT WLANAGE1I
Shenrln-Wllllama Palat Company
he* nfiateg ter yauag man 2343
Qualified tf h#adto rrpdit.Ml-
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H ELP W A N TED
W H ITE girl general homework
Itoura »•« 30 Apply in per*on
I9UI Magnolia
E X P E R IE N C ED - Serxlre” Station
Att endant
Bell'* Standard
Service 3rd and Park
ItA H E LP W A N TED (female) 1*4
E X P E K T lyju.t for permanent
aition
Elxporl slrnographer
lor permanent position Slit#
ag« and eaperienrr Write lloa
Rt' <’ O The Sanford Herald
IIWORE W A N TED
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EH W W n& O W fin hv Jerry latrd
Free emmatrs. Phone I3I7-W
C A R P E N TE R vnd General Ropair Work, ’fhoma* W. Icrguion Phona ’.tui-R.
1 11
/
Grifll! A Hunter Cnnttnirltoa Co.
Home! and Remodeling
I'hone 23*4 M i.
INSUR ANTS
fiwfcited Rat#! to
1’olir jhotdrr*
John wniUttta Inn.
417 Saatord AUaeMa
PhMM 24
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p .. ■si f ill
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m iw E R B P U k N ~ n < sHRtm s
R E TIR E D Man or man with spare EVF.lt HEARING S t r a w b e r r y
Plent.s $1.30 per hundred. Phone
lime to distribute nationally
1317 W
known product. Writ* Rnx D O
K Sanford Herald
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14RPECIAI RP.RVM’RS - I
It wit: pay YOU t-t aee US hefiwe
i'U buy. Opea Estninga ami
PHA
undayi.
Per Reaadellag and repair*.
Kallude Trailer Sale*,
Nothing Down-Small Monthly
Palatha. Fla.
Payment*
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SALE
— Will sacrifice ec|u''\
Sh a n n an Concrete Co.
•n 19)1 Ford 7-ij'xr .eiltit Ex
Oat Weal 12th
cr!;en! rendition, Call 1*13 J.
alter h p m
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FLOO R leading and finishing
Cleaning, weeing. Serving Semlnole County etnr* 1*23. H. M
Glee ten. I-*k* Mary.
rtlH SA LE - 31 Anderton Houm
Trrtier. 3 Room* and bath, with
cabana. Park A.cnue Trailer
Court |3 200 ew*.
E N V E L U P M . letterhead. Hate- 1933 P O W ER G LID E RelAir Chnvr
■eat* invoice*, hand hiUi and
roK-t-guvi condtUon-raaionable
p r o g r a m i , etc Program**
WJI accept trada-u, in* AsaPrinting Co.. Phooe 4Q« — 401
redo Ase
Weal 11th &t
3IODKRN trailer, ileept 4. Furnuhrd. reasonable, ^nod termi.
2074-J.
Spar* Healer* and Floor Furn
ace* Libciai Trade In
tt ^ A irro M Q B n .E ' b b o w e r h ia
C/iftk
B O UG H T SOLD TR A D E D
Ray Rfwi'i Ua*« Cara
____ Sanford Av* A nth Ri.
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IdlR Hanford Ava.
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P. M. CAMFHKLL
Oaaaral CMtractnr
“Home! of DutineUaa"
HI Way IT-H
rh*M 1441
W. J. RING
Park Ptow ia
and aarvire. c T T u ig h , Ovtodo
Fla. Phona 4131 or “
1443-W afine g w .
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ORLAN D O Morning Senttoal, Or
lando avowing Star. Call Ralph
Rap. 11I4J.
B A Y N ES o m r n m a m m a On,
Typawrttara. adding msatenu.
tog. Srvetv Heattog
Saten-Baatok. g U M a g n M u . Ph
7 g . HOIKJP.S
S a m re an AU Water Pumps—
Wall* Drilled - Tampa
Plata Raad Phan# i l l
GATLIN nnOTHKRS
Dragltc# and flulldmer Service
Phon**: 2221- Sanfurd, 2444 -
F LU O R hANDUta • rtmihing;
Oak finer* funuihrd. laid h fialahdfL la hulinen imca J tU .
E. T. Stevem: Routt 2. Box 277;
Call 111 R-4 bafor# I g. an. or
after • p. m.
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m . EVIN R t DF.S and
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IVi II P SEA-KING ,
good rondtlion
. . . $39 30
1. I. H P. K V IM IU D E .
run* like a top and heats
tsiw.nc
$21.30
3 a ii p sco n a ns m a t
lik« new
$39 33
4 II P S C on -A t MATER,
refmiihed
................... $M w
3 h Johnson
Vary good condition
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$IMsi
1 H. P JOHNSON
|7n in
3 4 F V IN R U D E
... . $30 00
7'k II ELG IN — r im good
repaintru onlv ... .
$30 no
10 H JOHNSON’,
wiHi gear shift, tank
It?) on
Ht If I 'khlntn/ M ERCURY $123 9.)
12 II S E A -B E E
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. $129 33
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Complrt* with Remote eontr«! Rnx and rontml rahlo—
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2 ie|» of ski I 4*9 93
On Sal# While 1 hex Ia s i1
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hand, priced reatunalde.
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Sanford Herald
ALL
KINDS ‘
PAINTING
HARRIETTS
BEAUTY NOOK
TED
BURNETT
103 So. Oak Ave.
Phone •71
A IHtto spat* like Uka will get
your menage before our more
than ISOM readers. Tall 'am to
day I Phana it t L
'$ t » s « k s i *W tViklaii! I b A
a# tk# vtcan* lot ##ri dam 2*
You’ll Airrer that there’*
not a SHINGLE thinp
Urkinp in our buildinr mtlorinl line! Call on u» now
anti Ink# a look-era.
HILL LUMBER
& SUPPLY YARD
PHONE 1197-W
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has a oonded Salesman
Excclleat opforlunity for adand Serviceman in Sanlud.
val r w teaf. P p m group laiurCall U 4 -J ar write 401 S. Mag
■aea. f l t i r i M i t plaa and paid
nolia, Sanford. F U .
vacalina.
Cowtact Or d l l : - J. R. Gwyaa PRESCRIPTIONS filled promptly
at tlto Valdet Hotel. Thuriday
w-hU# you wall In air<nodllioetd
evening or Friday Moralag
comfort al San Juan Pharmaey
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C A R P EN TER WORK
For fn k k repair job* or tmau
building.'Call Jim 1142 M l.
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(Nattoually Adv. Balia-Heady
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I f *.ton The flilMfl »• .mpnrtant
(ar>*ir< l* the r i l n . » *.Id Ilh* tu «t t.i pp.e * thiv and
It d tl- n - •up|'*irl In It
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trig It: f Mid tin d *i *r ofe 11 cum
Other I '..<Irri in r *, r
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program
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In addition to the " r ‘' '
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PrepV*,
fo|, the Sard"M I’oti.e t> .r»
- f -Idea* n! Ihe Stile
«v*nt lUn UtM r e r l little ft V
man at high]) f«H|e*ted p<*ini» lifird c \ur*e A' gi»tialion and
Patr'lman Jim P rrj- .* *'iit**nr.l Siinlnc Education, wm ir to all
at South' trie School rarh ninru.n; i. pi*aI* and oihet. n mg nuf'e*
Pafrilmen Arm'd Mill * t i* H to etplun and rmph 1 ire rmnpllanr*. Will) the reet 111 anirniliiten'
Ihr Semin lo II . t
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Patrolman l*en Puller go*, (to*: to |tic Norte Prartlre l.aw
Tnt I' drr quoted l ie ttatute "A
Junior High frh"*l t* v m li'il
r.ram m 'r Srho-il to WV-.t Side IT.,
1 nur.e or Inenird prar
Ural nur-e rurreutl* lirenaed tn
m arj Sr hoot.
viinlher Mate thall hr penmUrd
to |v»rtnrm nurttog *er*iee* for a
H P O M . It r .lT .N M V T
H 01ST0N Tex r - A n t P i'l prricd ..I Ihirv < *n d.i*« pcndtr|
Attr. George IlilU r avkH WUUf|««V«UiUi in Elonda, providing the
Anderton It he were guilty of ag nu'ie. upon employment. ha» furgravated auaolt in iUhSing a slabetl Uh employer trlth utls
factory rxidenee of current li
man Feb u
Andm on *ald he had n rirj tern censure In another *tale,”
Nureci «h o praetice mining
(he victim b'tere
The wounded man Claude Grif wiih.n Ihe meamns nl the Nurse
fin. ipoke up. "That i not the
Millie Anderton Ihat itahhrd me
• nmv* roi'B sr
T i e one that itabhrd me wa* a
TO K Y O h -Th e Tokyo YW CA ii
v -w a n "
tponiottn: a eourae on la p a n fr
l l * e»i* wai rrnet for the ip culture. Including a Ire lure on
pc-ranca ui ttte right defendant.
| "How to Ho i.''
'B p
I’rartire I IW heji n.l thl* 3n day
pen 1 a-e doing >o unlawfully.
i |. iter rnnlimir*) ft added that
Mr* r.'flvn A Madden. A N ,
at field Repreienialtvf, la in Ihe
pin, * nl *mimg hoipitalt. and
•tJur plirr* ming ntir»e* In urrlf)
Hu rurirnt rrglHralton nf all nurno >•hu are working
tt dile the S*-minote Memorial
'all p*I ir t fall In thi* category.
tVnr and 'tr*. Itetyrn* p*>iriied
nut lliat they winild. nf roune,
ir el I he requirrmenli* nf Ihe law
It nnlmurij I rum P»er On* >
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I i .: program mriutlri an atp*. 'n get tai*.*£r tan* plaint
iln.ig till
i*. rririlar in*
tri\a!» for th« col!**t!on of rrfui*
•j I lia»/) an ] thru la ha' • thrm
■ •r.] :tn » I rmptir.i on a irgiiljir prog i am.
' Bott|r»a hrrr rant, and hag* of
gu'.ajlK r]on ! loo]; Bnod nor II It
M
along the •houlilrrt of our
IgS ia f i \ lillot* <nu t %rr your
?i 1 fni-li a* tlirv pa * ♦*>', hut
'S* ■ r] » **r 'flu tna.J* ' Mark nan],
I ii< 1 1 11ry rommittr* chattmun
*. I that oti'.lhrr pnrl of Irr
rr Trarn " ouM he to ritabluli
i ' ih i.lr .ifrty in*prrtion lane".
I - would lir a !l!tlr inure t''ao
1 rfi tv ti g up, turning on light*,
w<nithird wiper and louklng at
the gla-i. hut It would tr
a
•.nipletr in>pectiun d* n«
with
'Sr r* iprratlun nf gauge owirru
and ffilirg itatiun oprtatura.
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it ii t h a.r a *riy lmpit it* Bitty re*nrrt In Srnitnnlr
t. Tlr i i. >r«r' , TrtKiprr Ma.k
•n .l "linr killed in the eity «n*l
tn. t hr mun'.y to far tin*
* . »* d in rath rate Iht-y
t r It *. P i u u g h l the aifi.Jent
. t. thru t * ’. he added, "now.
i u j I w* want to ti
keep them
fme) killing ‘j* **
l etiing lank on hi* aubjcct nf
11. i -rr«r», Irut.ptr Mack a»k*
<1 ihat rltiirr* who know where
nil nt »lnjet..<ni n u t ihn-jld call
Hi* layer* Infurination Booth al
1 .t." to give the information and
location.
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the nr, .*1
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wr*t >*3 I n i in cm'
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and |t» r *ti i i n Iw.l I'* '
trn lrr lin, nl <» nr. *
thenre m*'l 11 and ? 10 I
I fir crnt.-i linr nf <
tlirnrr runlh 1 •'l I*i ! t*i *
Irrirrlm i 1 1 Oh n mi*i 1
0 .1.1 r 1 rru r i> !i i
l.n
from and aft*.
sectiun 1 tf
of Spurting Street. Ihrnfr »r>t
s'rtoi the e lln . 'r diic ut annciati. n
the center 1 nr nl Sp.r
ti ih r**1 and pet
a l! I hr tu .pi.
»H trd In llir rrntrr I’si ! M
tuna! to. d i tl « Hun Hi* Ifrtitnr-i
ihatl Aiennr. Ihrni* 1 ’ ih nn
rihrd m Saettnn I tteronf. *h*
renter tin* *>I 'I tr **i
. ( m lie
I.th:* |-r ii! in irhtr Inrt* •
!JM and S ID fed lo tl o rrn'e;
*j 1 1 i !y nl Sanlnid and uibieil In
line of t
wevf VJA fret It ISr north usd u u i t ' i i ihrteforc. whclhcr nr not
t i inclu
touts quaitrr iretiun l.nr if > 'c . •• •l tit) pniperl)
Imn 3i. Townthip l» > i i i It ar :r mthin the trmturial b.mmlarir nr
rt rpura'e limit* of Ihr Cil> <>l
t i i i .n s in \ p i \ r \ i.
10 r u t . a! a p unt 1 l and
to
KLtilN . Ill T — Jatntv t.olf, T,
Irrt nurlS til Iho mntrr i *rr r,■-ti s.mfuitl at the l.me laid indebted*
mi
iii ted
wi
iranglrd by ihe rhin *lra|i
11. Iiunie run nut on H r n*
1 Ih r ajprntal
•d hi* cnwlmy hat yeiterday. Poand ‘ nu'S ’ • »rrti. rt line lo l!>*
thl* Art m»y in ‘ f lire .aid the bo* apparently wa
•uutbr. y r : d nf wj> In*
f ice
t| ret.on e the t itv t'. mmlt.ior;l
.'I n, dawn a t. pe lied lo a trre
\ * I Rath
1
1* ' wlun he ibppfd Hie hat caught
H u m h to ti.r u t n ;M if ’ -• e rr he i.ilimlltril lu the permit
. ding :i t 'e area to he anh' o m a Imp in the rope 1h# rhm
t m if .k
I* A
lie* thi net rut* t.'-ii’i tl i •j *1 » r t a*e quatlflrd » u t e r i tn Sen: •i.ap 11 Id an l broke the boy'a
r i d right nf ■tv l.nr ol \ I I. pile lo u n l', f'toruia. *' at iif i netk. pulirc >aid .
the Crn* T « -n •vhirh ,h»ll l'» tiet-t It the
tallirail Mam l inr
I<rae| farmer* are growing heri l l f d l . » 1 'V lljll.r f SePlr.f'V Elon. 1> The
line t ' ?*‘tS S ltn t 1II
1 ilY .it S-nluld ih..ll tu..iwdr * rir* un i* r g a t at the rate ef 13
ill!
.rii e m i <t>t a!.'
,* Jo, u l l etci linlt w lm U ’ull ' hi* nl beinea per acre p. r »fafelt:* |l r pri.|w,vt...(l » jbvi an- mn
»hr >F
D til Bnii i h 1ti »lt)> v v (filin'* *
>eetinn AS. 1*
A ill vl on inne\j'.in of proper'e
ftanre so h. .** itru rr ti n
t* the i i i . ol Sanlor-i riortda.
along w rit lm* el *e
i
» . inlhottted hv t'hapier * — . l\ tilt * III III III VM| I III N » %
To a n*' tp 1d S "i, l: '
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Street I evil nil "I Me t '
A mat \rnrxal on
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r u t along *. d rin :i" hue ol
p u li 1,.. InH h II be rparatr!}
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In it* mil r icctlon "ilh the i. •
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itmfil n: ri .iilutn ' <h. tie dttrt. 1
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line *i« L.tx It thpiugtl » At '
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d -II icti ballot* carl In the
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len'ton to and ah ng He wi i lir ■ r*rut thi* Ail 'hall be approved at
i ll Tl f’ K.
aril at «a i|
of Iota II Ihmuclt P Hluck t •urh election, the elfcrtisc date of < • If r r *tr | I ti * r . m g l r H y. ph
t * ih r
,*|e| Jtidff# fur a fin a l
Drramwold. 3rd Section, al o to
h>U be '. »tis«n
I t j r i l HI r#f h 1» hiS|E|A|l|rAt]Qn " f
and along liie writ linr ol lot t le 'irua iy t*t of Uir year follow in; •»*«i •'la te ailri t . *f 4 ly *>r«|#r »t r•varflri l».*;lf| a* *tirfi t*\*- iH av
through i * DA 1 1 11 Ol
va.it *lection
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wntd exlfndcd into l.ikt b nine lo
Sertl-.n ' If any clau*e. *rnl- '* •t \ i • : H A R L A N * T l t*K
a point 33d fert •noth nl ra n and •ti e
I. n nr prosIttin of the
*• * i n ulnr nf t hr I
writ
irrlion line of Sertmit I \.l »hai. he held unconstitutional
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1 i *‘K. I ***iiin t
ntih
»lnng with lhr*e »«labll*hcd with- j T " * n*h;P
IPe t r iu i. ii .P{ pimi'ion* h e r f o ll,
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B a il; Ihgncp run r.< t *i *m *a I aliall ool he illrrlrd and *hali rehi tin- mnllrai profration for thi
point In Lake Jennie parallel lo
arrrrdltoilon nf ho>pital» In *mtit an! 330 feet i"o!h r.| thr* e t amt main in full Inire and elfeil
raw* thl* may work hardship* writ ’ * lerimn line of Vvlinn I
Section * All la»* and part* nf
but romplianre I* ■ matter ol Township 2*> South Ranee t| E n l law* tn conflict herewiin ate here*
operating poliry. It wa* laid.
•1 right nf by re pc aled
In a point on the
Smre ill per*onnel |t»lirlri hair way line of \ C L flail load
Seciii n T Subject lo the linilta*
ted )r t been r»abU.»hfd. U rir 0*ledo Hranch *.i d punl twin imn* a* l.i ihe rtfrciisrnr** of
*aid. aitual rnipluymeni had no* AVI fed »outh of the SE
.n*r ol <hu \rt and elleriiie dale of an
darted. Application* are bring ar the M V t, of thr SW '• o( icrtiun ' netalmn contained in Section I
r r p N ami Ihe nur*e* at Trrnald fi. T*i*n*h.p
South* ttinge r*l tm f.d. thi*Act .ball take eltert
l.aughtnn Memorial Motpital were Ka*t, to a point orj Itie rati right- immediatrly upon it* pa*»age a>-I
urged tn apply ll they are imered ol way line nl A C t. Hall road approval hy Ihe ll- 'c..i*u o. npe.n
rtl in practicing al the nrw hospi Oviedo llu n ih . Mid poinl bring t* f. uung a law without *u.h
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T h » r f «r«* iim m i n i i n i n in Old K u lu n w il* '
" A n A dm irer" *aid therr « » n ' t And hr
didn't whisper it r ilh r r . H r said it right nut
li id in lilac K and white ovrr th r r r in l.*H rr«
1i th r Kdilnr
Hr
I caul t h t i r w ir r orange* in Old
} **hxined* and th rrr aren't whn h »»n't m > l r
( aii»r thr only reuMiu I >aid th rrr arr a n bei auar th rrr la.
1 d r r l a r r -l wish I mulct stamp mv font on
a typewriter W h v -a n Old Fashioned withU t an nrariKr would lie likr lanolin without a
tins l.ike Itrla tivity without a Th e o ry, l.ikr
"j*m without a Zaa.
Of rourse I didn't mean t h r r r w r r r whnlr
I4U1|N dual aim*. O r p a l Kvrrylm dy know*
a wholr oranitr won't fit very writ into an
(•Id Fashioned glass It squashes th r bourbon
Don't misunderstand. "A n A dm irer” waan't
ro t n irr or a n y th in g -ju a t intuiting I mean
hr kindly auggralrd that may la th r day I
ei-oke nf orangra in O ld Faahioneds, I really
meant a llro n i. Which h r ihrn n p la in rd a* a
bind of gin Old Fashioned.
And I juat want you to know, gentlr reader,
if ) had had a gin Old Fashioned in mind, in>
mother would have made me go waah my
mouth out with snap
Beside*-a Brona ian'l remotely connected
with O U Faahionrda. It'a juat a Brooklyn mar
tini made out of orange juice. I Beer with
ma rah mallow w hip is good, loo. B ut Absinthe
makes the heart grow fonder. I
In “ Th e Standard Bartender's G u id e "—
they put orangea in O ld Fashioned*.
In " A n Old Fashioned G irl,” Louisa M ay
A tend mentioned oranges
But for shear ahaolute undisputed, indubi
table, irrefutable proof — I know there are
orangra in Old FaahMined* because m y "Jo y of
Cooking” aaya so. And Irma has never m wired
me yet. (Even if ahe does pul sugar in her
corn bread.)
lncidently, re: O. F .-t h e Jo y of Cooking
wide eyed and innocently pots in more liquor
than the Bartender’! Guide does
However. I am the open adndsd type. Ever
willing to search forth and And tru th . I be
lie vr a true girl reporter dors not rent on her
eal orangea. Itu l rather furiously ferrets out
acta faithfully fur aooth. So. Last night I went
ferreting. I made a spot check of O ld Faahkneda in l& bars Juat in the interest of pure
reporting, natch.
t
A n d this morning I have i h a n g -1 mean I
have aftdavita to prove that out of IS Old
Fsahioeeda in IS bora there mere the sum
total of S3 orange slices
Fee some peculiar r e a m the IS th one had
nine. I counted them. And they mere the
friendliest, aweeteet little orange slices T h e y
kept winking at me. A n d of course I couldn't
cal th a n So I wrapped them all up good and
w arm In ■ paper napkin and buried them in
the sand and maybe someday they will hatch.
I adm it this m orning the possibility is im
probable. B u t It Beamed Uhe a good idea at
lha Urns
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Be the defrost rests.
Bet-ae 1 aaid-I’m the open minded type,
if ” An Admirer” can't tell hie Old
! Punch-1 do think
he hee a lovely
H r Utokt os wise in At* kintl la iu pp o»rd to Ac, kef fAia “ IVAnno-f” ciuf fur
nil Ac* traditional u 1*4turn und u td r u
tprrnd, u a in 't im a rt rnuujth tv
rlutir An rupturt r.rar t'rrnanihna
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Hi WAS THUS
ITS A WOKTHWHIU HOMY
la the General * Mlory. Part V, Aug 71.
the tl 8 iJtbeofel* b mentioned
Should anybody be interested, I ran let)
the reel at the Mury Sometime in the IWti*.
Ike then A A Houston na* *>4d la the I**n tc Amerkaa Fioherte* ml Hellingham.
W n h . and rv-named A 8 North King. 11
did aeawnal nailing* to Alaska centime* of
the company.
*
la Ike winter of IV23 ahe look n cargo nf
wheal to Shanghai, ('kina, from Portland.
Ore I war a mambar of Ik* crew then and
for a number of aeaaona afterward
During the *erond war. *he *aa *oid, I've
been told, le Greek owner*, and »'aetl|
after wart torpedoed
L 1 MOUNOum. u h tankw g
* * **
Your fraluraa in Ike magaitne pccode
such enjoyment for me reck Sunday
You ***, my hobby ia food and rooking
and I wnrerely weirooie any *ource of in/or•
mol ion eonrrraang thia subject
M l JAMtt tSTJttON, Ponoaao CMy
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THANKS FOK COM!MO
Far q n u earn* lime I have read the
weekly with muck ml arret, but new I am
making a haaey kirk, sad am not thargisg
yaw a psway fa* it, karaeae methiaka yaw
St* act gaMg le ke highly pleated with
____ 1 hoe* to lay about the noird SCUM
arlict* to yowr Augwat M iaaor
I aaa a kit m p i t i that ye M m # would
pnot auck a gnaw inault in ltd* paper 10 the
folks whether they be Yanha or othrrwwe,
aayway who have brought Florida to Ike
forefront in the lari few \eara, and who, M*
fact, Florida owes its prevent »urcearful row
1 am sot a Plondias M l am I a Yaak
am
• Virginian by birth, hoeerer, after coyerlag mam N at m att«I the Unttad State*. 1
have h m d is Flarids what I feet the Gar
den Spot of aD other Stales includtag my
beloved Vbgiais It hee bees God's Country
fat m s as I here regained tost health, and
made a better tuccaaa hi buainea* than I
tear have in my 73 adlaa is kfe.
Florida is (art fargiag ahead, t<
af the SCUM , as I me M. kaesuae had they,
the Yanks m i hare cam# here, wet hint*
lha Indian teepee wewld ke the only eight#
ef internal to the Flarids riaitets
Jimk lha SCUM and Ihwt tfh. aad fat the
omd af F M d a , wftme le print their JU N K ,
l am ^ m s fee a better Ptorvds sod
Backawltd ha eiaaaed aa a rebel, wnce I
P.P.
A* * r Dear thr new w a r
Flnnila ha* Mim rtlung to ln«’k
hack uri, a* wi ll a* ground* for
looking forward to a bright fu
ture
T h r Slate ( ‘handier of Commerer, u* id the re m it l.ilu -i
D ay. announced that gainiulh
employed resident* iii unr *tatr
feat hiii a total of 1,247,1X10. or
24 per rent more than on th r
•amr day in 1950 T h r t r sta
tistics broken down, illiiitrs lr
an interesting trend in employ
ment. For many year* our state
ha* been prim a rily concerned
w ith agriculture, the largrti
ratio of workers heing employed
in that held. To d a y , however,
employment in nom agricultural
held* ha* increased 29 per rent
from I DM), a* opposed to a th rrr
per cent increase in the same
period, of agricultural worker*
And the one statmtic that
shows a reduction of e m ploy
ment actually represent* a
healthy situation Today, .11 per
cent of the stale's population is
gainfully employed a* compared
to 37 per cent in 1950. Hut. the
higher working ratio or fivr
years ago points up Florida's
growing popularity as a retire
m ent h o m e -p lu s the fart we
are having more children.
WTU. U T THEM KNOW
outcovta
I nolire you had a atory about Ike Weal
Palm Roach Country Chib. How about let
ting your hundred* of tkouaond* of reader*
knaw that we in Nipt** arr gelling lb*
jump on the winter Honda golf lourna
sant* with an invitational Get fi. 7, * and
9 It will be held at the Reach Club m in r
to Naple* and will be ro-aponaored by Ik*
Florida section of the Pmfeaaaonal Golfer'*
Aaaoriatioa aad the Naples C s
T w o of the aavan small, col
orful chapels located at the en
trance to the grounds of Bjlver
Springs, each containing one of
the aeries of hand carvings de
picting scene* in the life of
Christ, ere shown on O ur Cover
today. A atory, " T h e Prince of
Peace," and reproduction* of
home of the c a rv in g s - mast er*
piece of Paul C . C un n in gha m ,
sculptor-painter, are on page*
S and 9 of this bane.
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A MOtTHUNCt SPEAKS
Aflat raaihag the ariirit, "Th e Brum,"
a*a replying to it from a northerner • alandI came to Orals ia the fall of Hit I, a re
tired teacher of the 1‘itlatxirgh •.hoot*
Here I established a home and no owe could
have turn more friendly, ruurteuu* or coop
erative in every way than the people of
(Vat* They attended to me a writ time-aad
I participated ia various acUrllte* - of
chutch, tluhs yes even Mtbatiiuicd in lb*
torat wharf during World War II when
teachers were scarce
Aflac all, we ate One Nat wo and a/tee
three war* where "yewr hoy* aad owr hoys”
have fought shoulder to shoulder to pre
serve our freedom and keep the United
Stalea of America a waited nation, there
should be ne prejudice# ef indtridaab al
lowed to *poil a future harmony. We are
supposed to ha a Christies sa l too, and as
Christians ne should have "love and renwderatMO in our heart* for alt peoples"
Would your merchant* aad h a is rw <*jain the SCUM? Take a veto
leewhs Aayway, it** worth your
■ties Your ankle
PterWaaaat
Al l H a m m
W IU L Y MAGAZJNI
e n a t* * a r in a M v * M a * i
aW M M n** to w r -w o w o w w
�T 'mi t a e n t im r m i e t *» *i */.* there ill e turtle* fill the hn f,t u/ n ■hip t in the tang trip frtnp •**«, the* are * * 1 '
met tilth •rrv 11 n lr r uni# /ftffftrrs n#c fr
they u t m t m/ure thetn*rh r*
I
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While nut lutunll» getting hit thumb in %«»ur %*>up, ftarfnn Smith uith
nine permmatly in*pn to eiery turtle hntught hi Am Tampa uarrhoutrt.
From Sea To Soup
i, t ( w tm u i
* you enjoy a wrvtuff of lur* and «o fie* an hia tni|»ottatt try if
l l r *nup, r v r r wonder how il the tavtv turtle Suite lft.'>«M it
arrived on vour table'’ Via It ir - them a year now pa** through
lon II Sm ith of Tani|m. in all hia parking plant, are deeo
probability I l f import it almovt froten. and ahl|i|ied
all of tin* drffti iwa turtle* i mu.
M r, S m ith i(oea to the |ilar
mi; into tin* 1 ouritry. hem e the rai It tune a hunt doekv to wit
ne*a the unloadmit of the turtle*
name " T h e Tu rtle Man.”
liai k ihiriniE I he ilr|ire»aion. aeined from the watrra of I'a t
M r. Sm ith wa* looking around
t u n , Co«la Itica. and N ira
fur a humne** to fill the th o u ragua III* friend* *ay, " II *
aand* of vijoarr feet of alnioM .lake* a |ier*onal in (rre «t in
empty terminal vpui e he ow nei|
every turtle " And he probably
He reavoned that no m a tin how dor* — he< ative in a round about
low our FMinomy ilro|i)>eil, the way he hn* had hi* "th u m b in
turtle *oup lover woulil endure; your aotip ’’
Hanging fmm IfM la 600 pa uiiifi, thr/r it a laI o/ map in ihrtr giant
ten tuitlrt IIfft I rrailw ta hr haulm! in ft Iht thip't tide At light *riime<loop rope* tnfrr thf llippft* la haul thf turllrt pom thf thip i h”H
VI
�Florida Snows H tr H o rsti On Tho
SUNSHINE
CIRCUIT
. . . Along With The Nafion’i Beil
■r
h im
VAN 2111
T■J-lll.nr. * No
lin*llic*s lake Slum
Horse
Slum llusmi-**, th.it i»' Aiitl Florida i« finding n out.
I In-Sun shine C m ml i* bringing hundreds of spirited
•liampion* frniii up-inim try tanhirk to rom|a-tt- with
H o n d o 's m i n Inch s(t-jip<r* T h e y ’ll m il In from West
Virginia. Terim-****-, Kentucky. Nnrth .mil South Cumlinn iiml (ienrgia. in liner style limn mum* of the lour*
l*t* who pay lo on- Ilii-lii work in the r lilt;
I'm il the |M*t few years, Anyone
iking <>| Iio ih -i
‘ showing" in the stale, was generally referring to lintse
racing— with mime la-t* on the sole,
T h e star-studded winter |ooitrnin h i* never lonl a
more po|uiliir til trim ion than the saihlle utol hriille
►how w hich, with the brilliance of a H o II vwimmI pre
miere, is not only a social event of importance hut is
tx oritift par limuisiullv.
T im e was, when the horse Irotleii to hi* de*lina*
lion or was moved hv truck, hut not any more, for
along with the mish.uiical age. came the ultra-modern
ionveyanre. l|or*i-s travel in lu iu ry the*s- days. I.ike
many of our tourists, they tick south in trailers. Not
ju*t an ordinary tinder, hut one cusloin-lmill to moire
n comforiahle. easy rule, padded for extra lomfort,
ventilated and limit to at commodate not one. hut six
horses, their trunks and eipnpmi-ul
T in - horse's comfort isa major loiu ern to the owner
ii Ioiik tin- show circuits (hve him a i lean mom and the
hone a p<»m slahle, and lie i* apt to trade places with
the hor»c Stables must he huilt to «|H'cilii at ions, every
stall at least III hv l<> fis-t 11*siding and uuliimiisl slipplv of water iuu*l Is- provided from the time the horse
arrive* m ild he leave* The slahle* must In* well lighled
and jHilut- ami tile protection provided at all limes .
' Then-'* gold in them tliar loose* "
K:u h *tmu ground is eipiipped with facilities for
lulers and handlers to ohtam food, (or the owner of
that hoiwe with more than passing gear, is concerned
tilso w ith the well Is-mg of his expensive entniiragq.
Next to his horses, I he ownet s greale*! pride is m
his la< k roolll. It is here that voll wdl see the display
id cup*, rildmn* and trophies won hv his horses, along
with pit tures and n-< mil* of lus stahle* Here, the vis
io n hi* nines the guest of the proud owner uf a chain}iiotl.
In this era uf speed, no show must drag or ihe spec
tator will grab his seat cushion anil go home, so, the
well organized Imrse show must have plenty of anima
tion. T o make this possible, there is a ring master, a
master of ceremonies, a ring secretary, a paddock seci d ary and a paddock master. A veterinarian and a
I
Mrs. IJayil Hakrr of Iher.
/ad. m fr t high tlrpping
“( ’hii/ulla "
Halt off anil nhhont la "Fine Harnrtmf" That'* Ihr nth
ludr o f M itt llnnnic Jran Smith Inn art! Ihr rarrt, uilh
Srymour Ihirr of Jarktonnllr in Ihr ifm r r 't m il
quarters in New York City. Under the banner of thi*
organisation, (minded over TO years ago, more than -Tun
shows are held each year throughout the country. The
association has |Miners of ailminutratinu and discipline;
It sets up the rules defining the various divisions of
horses, specifications for their com petition and show
methods.
Th e little horse show that had its In-ginmng la-tore
the American ((evolution, to sell horses. has now In
come lug business. In Florida, it has become a part of
the winter entertainment, where in m a n y towns and
cities, this w inter the sound of tin- tingle will open a
show with I lie «m ooih pace of a New Y o rk production,
and lacking none of ita glitter. Star in the production
will lie the horse, which, driven from the highways hv
fare, from the farms by tractors anil from service in
the Arm y by m nlnm ed equipment, now makes its tmw
with all the glamour of a show girl
. I t ’s " I k m sense."
hlack*milli are alwavs on hand. Speed is a factor here,
as only sc-vt-n minutes is allowed for the replacement
of a shoe i brown during an event.
M uch nl the success >d a show depends upon the
judges, who must In- expert* in their field T o la- a
judge, one must have the ability In give e\|K-rt opinion
on the |>erlormance of horse and rider in any branch
of this highly technical sport. He must la- qualified to
judge 11 divisions, including hunters, jumpers, saddle,
hl-avy and light harness, m ilita ry, equitation draft ami
walking horses W ith more lo watch in the p e rfo rm
ance uf horse and rider than the average spores referee,
he must la- adept in the line points of Ihe class he is
judging
Adhering to the tules, and w ith the inlerest of the
horse world at heart, he cannot allow hi* emotions to
sway Ins judgment. In s|a-aking of the unbiased leersions of horse show judges, one show official has said:
“ II all the judges of all the courts in nur land, were as
conscientious and incorruptible as the judges of the
world uf the Uotse show, there would la- little criticism
of the judiciary.''
(luiding the destiny uf this highly competitive sjairt
is Ihe American Horse Show Association, w ith head" ftnyal Parr Iknil," a unnl by .Mrs. Tommy liargrxN f o f JacktonitUr, thou n
hy j T. /.ereA of Kaglriiillr, T r n n , it grand champion and Mat rrMoa a la
ser of more than ISO thorn, in nine slates
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PLANT'ed
CITY
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sum
of the season
in
F L O R ID A
SaKAW e
CiACuit
c o m e s first
to
JACKSONVILLE
BEACH,FLA.
this season
OCT. 14 & 15
Friday 7:30 p.m.
Saturday
1:30 p.m. and
7:30 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs.
Automobile
A N N II O I S O I N
l*HiN* o| transportation hv rail, rather
ihnn liy horse .mil u n p in . p rum ptrd the late
James Ta ylo r Kvers of Hillsliorough County
to start ImililiiiK n town Ami epidemic, death,
conspiring of the element* •>1 nature ami trait
edy in numerous form*, laded io deter tin*
pioneers who "kept on keeping m i." until the
project was completed.
Mr Kvers owned anil lived in Shiloh, a
small villa ge consist ill it of a general slorr. a
ro llo n sin ami n cedar mill, products from
which were haiiln! In anil from 'I'nmpa lie
covered wagon
Then, in 1WM4. I! II I ’l.mi (m ill a railmaii
nearby, ami Mr. Kvers m u the wisdom of
moving hi* litil«< village nearer thia modern
mean* of transportation. He bought vast acre
nge, laid oul a township ami constructed build
ing* as fast a« lumlier could l<e brought in by
train-first a store building that covered more
than a city block, then a large tiourding house
for the workmen and their families lie hon
ored ilir man responsible for the railroad. b\
calling his new settlement Plant C ity
Th en one night M r Kvers. while tending a
sick friend— in the absence of hospital and
nurses—contracted the patient's lienmiorhagii
fever Th e friend recovered. Mr Kvers riled
Tin * |uil a dmn|ier o n p r o g r e s s
Hm those 'round about rallied with a de
termination to see the job through Th e n 11ag
ed y struck again In IHRH, yellow fever swmo|ied
down <>n the struggling little town and ptactlrallv wiped II mil Itesldenls who could do
so. .efugeed beyond ihr- lim its of the settlemenl to es. #|>e the ravages of the fever —
among I hr in, Mrs Kvers. her son Jesse, ami
her five daughters
/*<iong in Ihr >m.f of th ru h i< m r at I 'l a n l l ift
ofr ihr IU r i l a u i t h l r r r 11/ J iifflrt f ir m Thr *
irntrhrif Ihrir fa lh rr t tra n r/ilu n tn l fou n grou
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a time, ventured into lo w u t>> set- hi* m tiv n lescent sweetheart He died, a victim ■■! the
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Hul there Was to lie slill another le*l of
their stick-to-it-iveiies» In 1H iv », memorable
freeze struck suddenly dealing a death blow
Iti pr.u t u alh all thecilru* tree* in the ci< lint\
Hut. the> t nine through again Such a spirit
as that shown in the eatlv, formative veat* of
the little town ha* brought Plain 1‘itv to n *
present stale of III,Oral residents, three bank*
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A Head O f Her Times
St Ihm DAHUM
W . „ on* of a (roup of writei* at a him h«i>n tamo up with the
Hart ling remark, “Some day I want tu see all of your head* - I
hear they're beautiful!” alia wan not addressing **mw character out
of ancient mythology, but Helen Adrfe l«rr<h Shaw, well-known
•uilplor and lecturer, who live* in Si. Petersburg. However, the
analogy i* not aa Incongruoua ** it might wrm, for there are al*
meet aa many faceta to thia art tat'a talent* and accomplishments
a» there are beautiful head* ami figim-* in her atudio.
Mr*. Shaw I* beat known fur her quiik-modrhng lecture* on
sculpture, morn than #00 of which have been given before women'a
club* throughout th* country, and on television. She alao had a
regular radio program for year* in Chicago Her mndetognea, a* ah*
call* them, are lecture* on sculpture, illustrated by quick-modeling
of either an imaginary, or living person, doting ihe program. Sh*
often — v « — her audienc* with her ability to gel a perfect Hkeneaa
»o quickly.
On* Interesting and very gratifying eiampl* of thia occurred
when ebe felt strangely Impelled to model the preaident of the
*|M>n*0fin| club, though Other* had al find been considered. A few
day* later when thia charming woman paused on suddenly, the hua*
band waa grateful beyond words to have this bust of his wife.
Mra. Shaw did a bust of Mia. Herbert Hoover in th* Whit*
Him** in 1032. 8b* lay* ah* found th* thrn Find Lady such ■
natural and friendly person, that sh* waa able to get a perfect im*
11 nwion of her with throe or four half-hour sittings. Thia work re
sulted in many requests for her to do buala of other Washington
M tabi#*. However, aha fell ehe could not ircrjll the** lucrative
offer* because of her small children wlm needed her back in Illinois.
Fabulous offer* to work in movie scene* in Hollywood were de*
dined for Ihe same reason.
Mrs. Shaw ha* don* a number of famous people in th* enter
tainment world, including Kathrrinr Hepburn and Paul Lucas,
who could only rit for her for 10 minute*, during a theatre engage
ment
Sots* of her outstanding work* are: American Manhood, which
waa used by Franklin Roosevelt in Ihe Fifth War Bond Drive; The
Curie Plaque, which won her a gold medal award i 1MB; Th*
little Home-seeker (an appealing child with outer- • - hed arms)
which decorate* th* doorway of th* Orphans' H o- ,n St. Joseph,
Mich.; and her Lincoln head, copies of which ar* in many school*
throughout the nation. 8he also worked for three yeara with Lo»
redo Taft, the noted aculptor, on th* Fountain of Time, and other
monumental Works.
Feeing so many beautiful babies' and children’s head*, which
you almost eipect to com* *Hv* with a gurgle or an intriguing
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The operating child with widespread, nekam ing atme Itarn right) moat
hangt over the doae a /a n orphanage in St. d o n p h , hitch, in crater It a
Sat? fountain by Mr* Skate and al bottom la her fin* a a rt, done 1 the
age of nine year* and tailed “P in t Slept."
Mra Shair (right) hold •a jaat fia ith ed aculpturrd head of Fran S a l
te rn , St. Petersburg T V alar, <>n ichute program the hru tp p r a m l
•firm! timet.
childish comment, she was asked if she liad specialised in thl* t> |ie
of art. Laughi,;;. with the spontaneity of ■ child herself, she said.
“ Why shouldn't I model habie* and children? I’ve had five of my
Own, and now have nine grandchildren." She admitted, though,
that she had always lover) childten, and did many of them even be
fore she married. In fact her adorable "First Steps,” a little girl
teaching baby sister to walk, waa done at the age of nine year*
lt«-<roily, Mra. Slum did a bust of Fran RalUree, popular
Florida Suncnsat television personality, who is known to thousand*
for her "l)*t# With Fran" program over W81IN at St. Petersburg.
Mra. Shaw has appeared by request several times on Fran'* pro
gram, enterlaining her audience with intereating illiutraiion* on
just how sculpture is done, and making them feel that they mu*t
rush out and get some day and start to work-talent or not. You
just never realized before how a scoop, twist, or push-up with Ihe
fingers, or s slice of the modeling lord, ran change feature* and i-tpraaaions, aay her audience*.
Mr* Shaw is also a portrait and landscape painter, |*>et.
writer of children's stories, anil waa a dancing teacher olf and on
for 20 year* How did she do all this and raise a family of three
boys and two girls? She assures u* it waa not always easy-hut fun.
And very rewarding She says she worked around and among the
ehUdrwn, had them sitting on the stairs during dancing lessons, and
often worked at night in order to be free to take rare of them dur
ing the day. This she did with Ihe Lincoln head-working fever
ishly from 8:30 at night till < th* nest morning.
Her children took her work for granted, just as would those
whose mother worked in a store. Especially during the depression,
part of which time she waa a widow, they knew it waa necessary ,
well a* important, for her to work at her art. *
Her husband, Tracy Shaw, interior decorator, who also doe*
wood inlay, is a* enthusiastic about her work as are her childrrn,
•U of whom are deridcdly talented.
Since moving to St. Petersburg, from Chicago, a few years ago,
Mrs. Shaw has adopted a more leisurely way of life, enjoying eiMating Florida with her husband. But aha )a by no means neglect
ing bar art. She is writing and illustrating children's stories, along
with modeling at home and on T V .
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Il.t.lAM AUiam Tl'H HflWI.r* ft a* the
kind of romantic adventurer one meet*
in the (Mgr* » ( firlittfi. An outline of In*
life read* more like the plot of a lurid
novel than Ih r biography of mi .u tu n l
man.
Af the ag^nf I I hr ran away from hi*
M aryland home In join Ih r British Arm y.
Ilv the lim e hr was IM h r hail already
hern diim iaard a* a British-officer be
cause of misconduct. had m a rn rd a
Creek prince**, anil wa* again ftith Ih r
British force* at Pensacola a* "(icn e ra l"
of the Indian auiiliarie* employed again*!
Ih r Spanish
After Pensacola'* aurrender to the
Spanish. Bowie* was khipped with oilier
paroled Britiah priaoner* to New Y o rk,
where h r remained until afler the close
of Ih r devolution But tome time alioul
178.1 h r returned to the country of the
Creek*. presumably to rejoin hi* Indian
ftife.
It w ar there that Bottle* Itecamr incrn*rd hy u n jiitl treatm ent of the I n
dian* by hath ih r Spam*h and Am eriran* T h e Spanlth were m ilking the
Creek* drv with iinarnipulnu* trading
practice*. nod A tm*rn an *rtllrf* w eir rn*
cro.ii lung on Creek land* ftltii h had lieen
guaranlei-d to the Indian* liv treaty
'I'o prevent further eiploitation or the
Creeka, Bowie* enviniourd an indi-pciident Indian sla t-. which he called the
Stale of Mu*kogee. "W ith the ktrengih
cf the arm* I will bring you." he told the
Creeka. “ you will again heroine a proud
and free nation*. Nn longer will you Ite
the pawn* of the white m an."
In ITHd Bowie* purchased a ip u n t ii)
of powder and hall in Na**au, Bahama
M aud* Iteturiiing the nett year to the
land of the Creek*, he liegau e tU iis iv e
training of warrior* to nerve in III* Indian
armv. with which he intendeil to enforce
the imlr|iendpncp of hut Muskogee «tate.
On a second visit to Na**au, accom|m i u i *I li> five Muskogee or Creek chief*.
Bowie* gamed the supimrt of laird D unmore. then governor of the Bahama*,
who had long regretted Spain'* reocett*
patlon of Florida and wa* willing to en
gage in any *ort of intrigue to get F lo r
ida hark into the Briti*h fold Durtug
till* *tav in the Bahama*. B o w i e * , who
wa* *omething of an actor, took part in
•everal play* for the lienefit of jmjm vcri*tu-d British subject* who had Iteen
forced out of Florida hy the Hpnni*h In
addiliun to hi* theatrical activities,
Bowlea also picked up a few ettra •hill
ing* hv p a rtin g portrait*.
W ith the »ecrel harking ol the B a
hama governor, Howlea in I77 h estab
lished a trading pu*t at the junction of
the Chattahoochee and Flint Hivet*
(Florida-Ciforgia lender) Th i* venture,
however, wa* un*ucce*»ful, for it toaii
tunic.I out that the Creek* did not *npp.ut llowlr* a* he had r i p e i l r d . T h e y
had |,i*i confidence m hi* glowing promiae*.
A vi.it to laindon a* "Amha**ador
from the United Nation* of Creek* and
Cherokee*" won Bowie* no support in
llriliah official t in lea. Disgruntled.
Bowie* relumed to the Bahama* ami liecam - t pirate. Operating along the F lo r
ida coast, he preyed on trading *hip* tun
of !Vn«arola. thu* liarnwong the Spani*h
whom he ha fed
lit I7!*l Bowie* wa* raptured hy the
S|i*mdi, m -ii I to I lav non and then on to
M adrid for trial a* a pirate It t« »nid
that the Madrid government tried to
Ii i i In- loin into serving Spanish interest*
among the Indian*, anil when llowlr* re
fused they sentenced him to pn*on in
the Philippine* But while lieing *hip|ied
to Manila Bow ie* nw u|>ed from I he pris
on slop ami made hi* wav to British ter
ritory
(In a net olid visit to London. Bowie*
won the support of Bnti*h Prime M in
ister Pitt, in furtherance of hi* Florida
intrigue* to ou*t the BpanUh. Again
Bowie*' acting ability aerved him well
lie convinced a British missionary so
ciety that Id* scheme* were worthy of
financial support!
In I7IW he returned to Florida alioard
a schooner of the K o va l N a v y a* selfappointed "D ire c to r (ieneral of the
C ree k * " III* landing, however, wa* de
cidedly undignified, for during a storm
the schooner wa* wrecked on St (irorge
Islaml at the mouth of the Apalachicola
Biver
O n St (ieorge Island Bowles met hy
chain e the American surveyor. Andrew
F.lluolt. who wa* engaged in laying nut
a IsHimlary line lietwerii U . S. and Span
ish lerritnrie* Moping to gain Kllicott'a
help. Huwlra revealed hi* plans: " I am
going In lake St. Marka an*4 run the
Spsni -.d* o u t!" Wiaely Kllicolt refused
anv part of thi* mad project
W ith tile help of Inili.io follower*
Bowles tiecame again a pirate on tint
Florida coast He outlined a m ill v- i set, manned her w ith an Indian crew,
and for a lim e cruised about \p s|.*< h>- *
II.IV
For In* de«igo* on St M .uk* llo w l.-i
enlisted the ant of Klllhniree, c liirf >f
the Miccosukee Indian* (B ake M i.c o silkee hear* their name • Km lialJi-e had
once tw-rn ollrnilrd hv the Spanish and
hated them Me funiisheil w arriorOn April 1 0 . I Ni k i , llowlr* with Id
w lu lr men and over loo Indian* laid
siege to St Mark* The siege lasted Id
day* before lire Spanish gairisoo -or*
rendered They had lost seven men nt
the tight, Bowles none
But Bowie*' victory wa* short lived.
Seven Spanish men of war *no|i arrived
from Pensacola and opened fire on ih<t
St Matk* fort W ith cnnhouhnll* wlur*
lin g about their ear*, llow lr* and In*
Indian* hightailed it into tin- forest
llowlr* hid out among the M u m sukre* for two years, with a price of
I t , Mm plaint on hi* head hv the Spall*
ish authorities. T h e n , with the assistnine of certain Indian* engaged for tha
job, he wa* captured during a feast it
Ttlskegee I Alabama).
Me was imprisoned ill M orru Castle,
Havana, from whose grrat, dam p d u n grnn wall* there wa* no m s|ir. lie died
there in IMOTi. And thu* passed from thn
Florida write William Augustus Bowlea,
man of parta-*oldier, adventurer, p o li
tician, actor, jiortrait painter, visionary,
and pirate,
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X IMK ha* been mllcd Iij k k l.i*55 \ram.
You are in the land where " T h e Prince
of Peace" U walking. leaching, ta lk in g ye*. suffering and dying.
T hal * the feeling whii h come* over
one standing before the hand carving* of
Paul C . Cunningham in the •mall
cha|iel* recently erected near the en
trance to Silver Spring*
To d a y'* interest* and problem* are
forgotten, a* one view* the renlistic
»cene* and charncten in the »tory of the
Life of Chriat a* port raved through
seven scene* of hi* masterpiece in wood,
appropriately called “ T h e Prince of
Peace."
Mr
p rr." nee a tluilt n( rm nhant at C hrttl't
ii n n h * ' ttn r of h i m th a ll hrtrn i
"Thr rruttii Walk Tn I in f r i t h a ' i*
jm r tn n n l in Ihl* trrn r u h rr r th r rtn
lurian n im m a n d i S im un In hrar
i'h n r t • rrit*« h g u rr* rn n g r /m m Ik
im hr* tn imir n g h th m rh in *itr
Thr C ra rifijlu n " <>n lin lg n th a 't hill
i* one nl thr nul/itn r'i m n tl iltam allt
•erne* in thr " /‘rtnrr u / /Voce” exhi kit It i§ iliflteull la h t h n r thr rug
grtl Irrratn l $ o f r n W
most ambitious attempt ever undertaken
by one man. to illustrate Ihe life of
Christ.
It required all these thing*, but in ad
dition. Paul C . Cunningham had to have
endle** patience, a deep religious con
viction ami inspiration; a knowledge and
understanding of the Bible and a desire
disseminate it, to give to the public
this series of hand carvings he was so
many year* completing to hia own satis
faction. and many more years finding a
place he considered suitable for their
permanent exhibition.
For week* upon end, visitor* to Silver
Spring* have wondered concerning the
small chapels going up, one by one, for
M r. Cunningham and hia wife have
worked an average of 14 hours a day de
signing and readying them to house Ihe
individual colored wood carvings, each
representing a phase in the life of " T h e
Prince of Peace."
T h e chapels stand In irreg ula r, bu t
chronological succession near the en
trance to the grounds, in a natural set
m a is h a u
ting of waving palm* and other tropical
vegetation similar lo that in the H o ly
L in d , each cha|M-l complete with it* tall,
«kv ward spire, scroll carved on four side*
and topped with a golden cross.
Depicting iKitstanding scene* from the
tile of Christ in three dimensional hand
carvings, M r. C u n n in gha m has told a
story which rtspiirrd years also, of study
and research.
Individual countenances of the char
acter* portrayed— the figures ranging
from half an inch to IN inches in height,
according to perspective and im im rtanrr
-re g is te r unm istakably, every hum an
emotion. So life-like they appear that
one looking at " T h e N a t iv it y " listen*
for a faint wail from Ihe tiny balie in
M a ry's arms, IBs features clearly dis
cernible, “ lying in the m anger." S h e p
herds in colorful raiment kneel in adora
tion, their face* reverent and a-light with
love, their small lanterns throwing a faint
illumination over the scene in the stable
where the animals, too. perfectly poised,
seem to respect thst great happening
which ha* taken place under their roof.
A t " T h e l-ast Supper," it is easy for
one familiar with the story to identify
the individual disciples, so true to ac
cepted description arc they depicted, in
appearance and character. Th ere, too, is
portrayed love and compassion on the
face of Christ, while the countenances
of those at the table show sym pathy,
love ami astonishment at IBs words they
cannot fathom, and greed mingled with
selfishness and indecision on the part of
Judas a* he half arises, grasping hi*
money bag more tightly.
Before each one seated St the table is
a plate in which is a fish and bread, the
accepted food of the day. Th o u g h these
items are tiny, it can be seen that the
fish are unsealed and the bread ha* been
either bitten or broken. K a rh corner of
the tablecloth is knotted in the accepted
manner of the Jew* at Passover, indicat
ing that the gathering is complete
A natural weariness marks IBs every
muscle as Jesus fall* In-neath Ills cross
"O n the Hoad to C alvary." yet IB* coun
tenance is still that of compassion, in
contrast to the resentment carved into
the lines of the face of Simon of Cyrene,
as he is commanded lo help hear the
cross. Sm aller and le*« colorful the fig
ure* become as they fade in the distance,
some cheering, other sorrowful.
" T h e Crucifixion" is another study in
emotions as portrayed by the sculptor.
Th e re is serene resignation on the fare
of Christ, while horror, resentment and
agony characteriie those of Ihe two
thieve* at Hi* left and IBs right, even
in death.
And so it goes, throughout the seven
presentations which M r. Cunningham in
I0&O exhibited on two huge trailers in
m any citie*, showing them under spon
sorship of various organliations-gratia
at school*, hospitala, prison* and other
Inatitutiona-all the while searching for
a permanent location where they m ight
be seen by Ihe greatest number of pen
pie. Th is, he ha* found at Silver Spring*
Looking at the architecture of the
walls and building*, from .1.600 to T.noo
block* being indicated in a single wall,
it is difficult to realite they are not built
of rough stones, but «re hand-carved in
wood. Th e door* and interior wull* are
antiqued. Drrft holt* of th*t era are
simulated, instead of nail*, and the tiny
hinge*, lurks and other hardware are
authentic.
Well worn rut* in the road* give a na
tural ap|M-aranre to the terrain, and II is
difficult to believe that they, and the
two steps leading up to the well at which
Jesu* talked with the woman of Samaria,
showing depression* from milch use, are
also of wood
Hand* and fingers of the characters
|Mirtrayed are rough and coarse, or deli
cate. according to the character, and
finger nail* fittingly neat or broken.
In addition to the carvings, in some of
the chapel* there is a mural |iertinent to
the scene, and in others, those depicting
instances which do not lend themselves
to three-dimensional treatment.
T h e re will lie more chapel* housing
inure hand carvings and mural* a* time
goc« on. for thi* is admittedly M r. C u n ningbarn's life work.
" I learned the bard w ay," lie says. "|
never had any formal education in this
line, but started ca rving stick* w ith a
sharp knife at the age of seven. M y hobby
has become my life. I've always lieen
deeply religious aip! eager to know and
understand increasingly more about the
Bible."
T h e greatest o p p o rtu n ity of his life
time he consider* the short while he was
privileged lo work w ith the great sculp
tor, the lato O utrun Dorghim, at M ount
Rushm ore in the Black Hills. " W h a t I
learned from him b y observation ha*
been invaluable to m e," he say*.
M r. Cunningham worked with a suc
cession of chaplain* d u rin g the recent
wars, designing and building chapels a*
focal pointa at various arm y posts. It is
on the pattern of the arm y chapel* that
he has designed those at Silver Springs.
He was responsible also, for m uch of
the scenery ami many of the seta at the
W orld'* Pair in Chicago and again in
New York.
Mr Cunningham u h n tr u i/ r at Ir/t u u rk t uilh him. /Milt thr lin n h in g t,lu.hr* .tn thr
.t fa in n tr r harnilrr m i th /ihnli.grii/ihrrt i* thr unirtrr ln .n l
m,hltrr k nrrhng in liirrgnmn.l linking an u n n g h at 1‘i'lrr
•irne iif I'rtrr • llrm al
h.aeh Btrnr in thr "Crinrr «•/ /Varc" rihthtl it n m ta m n l in a • mall rhaprl U m n a tn l u ith
haml r n r tn l *n u ll Mark anti a gnltl rruas Infi/iril t/nrr rrarhing rkyuaril, am i.hi natural
irgrtatinn *1milar In that in thr lln h l.anit
r *r» t - u lw-u,
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An American Stork
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by II. II. Schritder
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life nil hmiilar with ........ vprrssion
• "Ta k in g In I lie mil Um ber;" when it
Come* In bird*. the wood Ihi* i» peril* |«
Ihe lienl eiam ple nf a ronim on specie*
• h uh prefer* the tallent Imilier fur a
, ne«t site
fleing partial to the ryprr** swamp*
of the Soul bland, theer hint* usually
•elert the lallmt specimen* available; in
Burnt n o n the tie*!* are located 7ft to
liai tret Imm the ground. aoinetintea lieInc Im*\mill the 100 font mark
T h e wood ihi* u known by vaHoue
|mal name*. null an gannrt. gourdhead,
flint head, ironhead and Am erican wihmI
•fork. T h e last name would lie a much
Biore tollable one than that of wood ihta.
for thi* bird i* a true atork, one of the
two specie* of Hi oik* found in Norlh
America
When olwerted at char range the wood
ihi* i* not a partu ulaily handMime hinl.
became of the Maly, naked head aial
iu-< k At a distance thr large hinl* *how
up to better advantage. It ia interesting
to watch the*e hirda feeding in marvhy
nr awampy region*, or in the shallow
water* of tidal flat* along cnasta! region*,
if it i* |KH*ihle to grt rlo*c enough to I lie
bird* without causing them to leave
Wood ihi»c» me master* nf flight; they
frequently soar around in circle*, often
amending to such a height that Ihey are
almost lo*t to sight. Th e y are easily diatingiii'hed when in flight, liecaUM' they
fly with neck* etlended and feel far tie*
yom l their tail* T h e ir w hile plumage,
with black flight feat h e n and the heat
hill* aiwi serve In identify them at a th
lance O rd in a rily they are w art lunl
dillitiill to approaeh at theit let*ho
ground* l.ike terlain other lord*, the
seem In hate a sentinel on guard to tt u
the niher member* of the Hot l> •
approaching dangei Perhaps this tt ir
new* an m ini* fur the numbers of wm«
ihi* present in southern region*.
f RACC00M4 6KT THE BETTER OF 0064,
MANY TIMG4 THEIR 4IZR flV DECOYING
THEM INTO DEEP WATER, THEN GENTLY
H0L01N6 THEIR HEAD* UNDER/
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WEI6HIN6 IN, AT TIME*, WELL OVER.
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MONSTER AWAY FROM IT* NE4T/
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HAVE THOR FOLLOWING OF HIGH*
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By tOBIBT HAN1COM
mat .I.Mal yraraago M n»* hmll a Tal<rrnacW in
Wilcfrinma at Ihr foot nf Ml Sinai. according In
|l.a dalatc* he rn tn n l from liml
Today ita replica may br arrn on Ihr pearrful
■nkaof l-akr Magglnrr in Si. I'rtrrahutg
T h r rraull of • lifrlimr aj>en1 in rraratrh amt •
hrtunr in iTMialrurUnn, Ihr rrplira of Mmrs' Taberilr in Ihr Wilitrrnraa »aa Injilt by thr Itrv II
aldwtn, n fnrrnrr Baplial miniairr.
II » nnmlnwiminaUoiial. with no chutrh memberki|>, hul thnoaand* nf people attend Ihr aervur* each
rat In are thr replira of ihr Taliernacle who h oa*
itr according to a Hivinr patlrrtl p u n In M i w i
that llin»rlf. Ihr (little m h , during hia hot 40
!)• mi Ml Sinai
T h r vMtnr Aral nolkraa row nf palm Irreealrrtrhkg 7S frrt along Ihr road am) TMI fret on both aidra
I Ihr aanrtuary. There palma outline what ie hnman
I I he "Outer Court "
tn thr rrnlrr at the front arr four pillars, each
^pprd with a different color. They aymhoJue Ihr
u> goaprla T h r Ar*t pillar tipped with purple lapnla ihr Ooeprl of Mat I h<« Purple ie a royal
the color of king*' garmrnta and typical of
final, the royal Hon of Ood
T h r aenmd pillar la topped in white, Irplrarnltiir l Impel uf Mark. While linen rrpreeeula right•nraa and typical of Chnel, thr Kightroua One
Th r thud pillar capped with ererlct ie for the ( ma
il nf l-okr Scarlet ie the rotor c l Mood and thr Una|l of trike irvralr Chriat •( the auffrring. furrowing,
npathmng Saviour.
pumhngr in fm n l of the church he built in Sr /Vr•burg in copy of JUnera* Tabernacle ia Air. f t
in, d i t toed a t Kerr theprienU o f ancient timet.
Ih rtn ed in ancient garb, Mr lla h tu in habit n com
munion cup oa hr tla m lt u l Ihr Tahir of Shew
Bread. forerunnrr o f ihr p m t n l tin t <. 01 munion
InMr fUich article u n replica <•/ lhatr in .V ia n '
Tabernacle in the ll'i/iftraru
T h r fourth pillar with ih r blur rap, rrpcrwnta ihr
l l » ( * l of John Itlnr la Ih r <olor of ih r hravrtt* and
in Ihr liiM|irt of John, Chriat i» lallrrl thr Iteacrnly
One
A fro feet oral of Ihr julUr* i» I ha fltera’it Allat
It o n h rrr thr pnaala tiffrird animal* in *a< flint feu
Ih r atunrmenl of ita none! and hie family
A fro frrt hrynnd la Ihr tlrarrn I .aver K»i Inanely
fot Ihr pnrela. thr oalar oa* ii*ail for cteaming tofore entering the floly Place
In Ihr renter of thr tam luarv. oral of the llrarrn
I-a car. and ncrupvmg moat nl lha na.m I* I ha Holy
f la ir T h r nmgrrgallmi ia arelrd aiouml ihiaa aulra,
■a they lielrn In Ih r riptanallon of Ih r avinhnl* '
On thr real aide of lha Hob l l n r a ir her golden
ptllara oith beautiful rutlaioa. draped lun k trim. Ihr
Inp I hear pillar* arr at mhnlic of lha n*eo C'hnal aa
trv ra lrd through lha live o r ilr r i nl lha Kputle* —
Paul. Prtrr, Jamre. John and Jude
Joat hrycind thr pitlaae a ir lha art an gnldrn candlaotirka, rtaing alranat eii farl in h ngh l They ait
madr after Ih r divine p a lltrn given In Mo*a*
On Ihr right aide of Ihr Hnly Place ia Ihr lahlr of
shew bread, ihr fnrrrunnrr of *hr pirarnl day com-
munion latJr
Si lavft I. Ma
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N ow , Stionco mokas if possible, for tho first lim a, !•
a p p ly tw o of m a n k in d ’s most fam ous hoolors, slm ulfonoeutly
far fho roliof of pain of arthritis, bursitis, fibrositii, strains and
sprains.
A nra, anfl, <t.ni|.>il*l>lf pail,
rallrd ih r T t ir r m o -f yrlopad. ha*
lirrii df.rlnpc.l that contain* a
cyclo-maaaagr motor and a afteria I
heating rlrinrnl. 'I hr motor ilr.fi
op# a plra*anl, aooihmg. non rlec•
tn ia l ma**agr at Hon while ih r
hrallllg mill drvrh.pa a prnrllaling
ly|H* of deep heal
Hrarar.li prove* lhal Ihi* >muiur
romlunaliiin of hrat and oia**agr
drivra deep doon thiough llaaur
and lainr lo rrlirvr arInng time. Ira
ami )omla, alimulalr |ni|.hrral and
Im at cirrutalh.il, dren-aae many
l.| r * of rrltrc I'.im. irlirvr neruail
H ii*toii. and rm outage deep ro tfu l
ahmdirr.
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GIANT-SIZE
Tn o a rd thr rear of the Holy Place ia the Hidden
Altar A fine line of amnkr curia up tnoarde the cell
ing from the Altar ll oaa here mcriue oaa lain.I n » .
tniiially, aymlMiluing lhal pravrra minglrd o iih intu n a **c and heforr lha thrune of li id
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T h r Vtd dramatically n*ra ami rnrala ih r Ark of
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Ihr Covenant which protected thr T r n Command,
mmta on lo o tahlrta of atone A brilliant light playa
upon too knerling cherulam cm trnng ihr Ark It oaa
through thu Arr Thai apohe to Mnar*
T h e cherubim arr madr of aolid gold, ih r flihlr
says, not moulded hul hralrn into ahapr. T h r place
Alley occupy ia called the Merry Seal
In addition lo the T rn Commandment a, the Ark
conlaina Aaron'a hat and a goldan bool. Prom the
howl God provided manna for Ihr rhildrrn of lararl
during their 40 year* of oandrring in Ih r wtidrrnefu.
A abort talk with Ih r man oho hudl thia tempi#
reveal* hr m a deep aludrnt nf Ih r Bible.
Horn in Ltndaay, Ontario, hr rantr lo Ihia rtamity
at Ihr age of lit oith hi* hrulr Aflrr graduating from
r*ahca)y Bible Inatiiulr tn Chicago. Ihr couple Crav•tad far year* throughout ih r United Stair* organic
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•y NOR ISA C HtMOatCKS
•to you like tu hire sn active, able alligator to
h»lp you wtlh your business? Wilbur Caples. dis
penser of orange Jules, citrus fruit and souvenirs at
Florida'* original Juice Mill at la-eshurg. has a
•hole stable of saurian aasialanls, all named “Joe,"
working on rail *rven day* a week a* publicity
agents and aaatatant salesmen
Stnrlly speaking, they are nol Mr I'splrw' alli
gators, and Ihe young business man didn't know hr
had even one ‘gator for a aeighbor when he built
the stand in IPSO. The little lake bark of the place
he did innaider a Keltic asset, so be ael table* under
umbrellas where customers, while consuming Iherr
orange juice or watermelon, could look down on the
quiet water mirroring nalivs trees and grsaatw
On a warm Kahruary day, Ihe proprietor was
trimming the gram back of hi* shop when he eras
entranced In discover a good-sued 'gator lying at
the edge of the pond, calmly watching the activity.
Mr Caples spoke politely to the creelure, and the
neit day brought from home some breekfssl baton
to further the ecquainlance. The 'gator was idling
about .pul In Ihe Uke.au Ihe men celled. “ Here, Joe!"
and tossed out Ihe bacon "Joe'' cut aUrntly through
the water like a phantom speed Ik oil. took the meat
in one gulp, and thereafter was on hand every morn
ing. wailing for a handout
Alligators normally choose a home more -crluded
than a Ukr bordering a busy arterial highway. Joe
may liave heard, through Ihe saurian grapevine, the
news that the Florida legislature had jual passed a
law protecting his species from msn. the sdult
'gstor'sonty enemy. Perhaps hr just liksd human
society, for ha showed little faar of hts benefactor,
or of Ihe traffic roaring by his abode. He had be
come lame enough to come mar shore for his breakfeet, when a friend of Capita came bearing a wellInMasd 'gator he hedjdcked up on the mad, and releaned it In the lake. This one turned out to he Joesphine, and In due time a Rock of little waken ruffled
tha water behind the wider ones of their elder*
when the “ Here. Joe!'* bacon call sounded.
One day. aa Capias prepared to feed hie «a )y
pets, a family party of tourists drove up to the *hop.
“ Would you like to watch n y alligators eat?" he
naked the tired children.
“Where's their pen?" a little boy inquired indiffer
ently.
"Oh. they aren't In a pen. They Just live tn the
pond and come whew I call them."
The aflbet ef this aa the hide waa electric. Thme
were real alligator*, free gad dangerous, the kind
they had Imagined they would aee all over Ihe
streeta of Florida: ael the dew. lethargic things
• p*g coming out of the u atrr ju tl
man't arm, but a iargr alligator
nam ed J o t.
These Gators
ONLY A few o» the probably thousand* of bottled message* thrown
overbojrd at *ea ever make shore Here. John Erick*on, it. Peter*
burg. exhibit* one he lound while trout tubing The bottle had been
ca*l Into the tea more than 7SO mile* ea*t ot Puerto Rico
they had assn in pens. There was a rush for Ihe
•y C. WINN UPCHURCH
Although dogs traditionally are choice fare for
alligator*, neighborhood ranints ewim every day in
the take, and to far have come out intact Kids fish
from the banks, and even a cat has been known to
rit by the water, spooning up minnow* with her
paw* right under the nose of a 'gator sunning him*eif in the shallow*.
This attitude of live and let live among the
■aunane may be due to their well fid condition, but
Mr. Caples likes to think it is became hia Joes are
Jual (loud Joes To him, the slithering creatures are
still simply pets. He would play with them even if
his toothy helper* were nol interesting to Ihe tour1st trade
“The customers really go for those 'gators,
though," he admits, and when feeding lime* romee.
morning or evening, he always has a cm*d watching
Caples estimate* that the back of hi* head ha*
been immortalised in at least 5.000 snapshots-to
gether with alligators, of course.
K
ii m a m m have l>ren written
about message* in bottle*. hut
the real-life castaway who de
pends on a Imtllcd message
nringing re*rue i« bucking tre
mendous mid*, for few of them
ever make port.
However, there are eases of
bottled messages turning up
after long voyage*, two of which
occurred in Florida in recent
weeks.
One involved a N -y ra r-o ld
Daytona Beach hoy. Jack Dunn,
who found a Untied message
that traveled more than NIX)
miles before it washed ashore.
Th e uther pul John A. Brickson of St. Petersburg in “ e
news when he found a small
John Krickson found Ins pri/c.
a sis •inch vial, while trout
fishing of! Shore Acres in St
Petersburg. Knrlused were lour
sheets of ps|H-r printed with
religious stories and Bible
tracts.
Under the heading. "M rm o gr
From God." was a list of "good
news in 10 languages." Printed
in tlie different tongues, inrlud
ing Knglisli, Swedish, l.ntm
Hebrew, Arabic and Latin Inn
guages was: “ For God so loved
the world 1|pit He gave bis mile
liegnttan son that whomsoever
believeth in H im should not
perish. but have everlasting
life." A n d ," as cold water to n
thirsty soul, so is good news
round glasa pill bottle which had
been cast in the Atlantic abyut
750 miles east of Puerto Hico.
from a far country."
Young Dunn was fishing when
he saw a bottle hohhing up ami
down in the surf. Idly hr picked
it up and saw a piece of paper
inside.
Breaking the seal he found a
tig h tly rolled piece of paper
containing this message
T h e bottle, sealed with black
sealing wax over a cork. alw*
held a story about ('a p t John
Courts being lost at sea. and a
story titled “ He Died For M r
More Th a n A Friend," referring
to Christ.
On the last sheet was written.
“ Dear Friend . . . We hope you
enjoyed reading our message
Please write and state where and
whet) you found this bottle
Also menton initials and date
m arked on this note."
T h e latitude and longitude,
checked on a map, indicate the
bottle was tossed into the At
U n tie Ocean about 760 m ileeast of Puer'ii Hico slid w e
probably delivered via Ta m p s
Bay up ihe Gulf of Mesico from
the A'.lantlc Ocean
In 1939 a voyaging Untie,
tooted in Chesapeake Bay in
"T o the Antler of this bottle
letter — our npjiexl to return
aaroe plua all included documenta to Jacob H.vlner, FlinAon,
Manitoba.Canada, who together
with all the listed passengers,
was traveling on the 88 LaGuardia and cast this bottle into
tha Atlantic Ocean (l.at. 38-69
N. Long. 58-64 W .j at 4 p.m.
Oct. 8, 1951.
“ Aa an eipreasiun of friendahip and happiness, the cash re
ward of 916 la hereby guaran
teed. Jacob Hedner.**
1925, reached Hawaii after 14
A check showed that latitude - yean of floating. Scientist! comand longitude given would put
iitrd it must have gone armin'*.
the ship In the North Atlantic,
ape Horn and acrusa the Paci
about .800 miles east of New fic, or through the Northweat
York at the time Badner hurled Passage, under ice floes, to catch
the bottle overboard
the Japanese current.
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• '• • k i n g t i n * Far*
FOODS
To d a y » f are aiinountinjt trinnera-of-lhe-wwk for Sr|>fruitier in our Floridian*’ Favorite- Food* Contest, it* follow*.
Mm. .luck Sutherland. Sanford. Frosted ('iintaloii|H-. S«*|»teinlwr 4; Mm. James A. Fenton. Jacksonville, Hnnuiwt Nut
Bread. Seplemlier I I ; Mm. Allied L Butler, Sebring. la-nionMeringue Chiffon l*ie, September 18; mid Jay M. Clarke.
Del .and. Persimmon Puihling. Septendier 25. Send your fav
orite recipe for a Florida di»h to He. ijm- Content Kditor. All
Florida Magazine. Ocala. Kach one aceepteil for pulilii ation
will win I I for ita contributor.
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H N t * m i SHIRK!
/ cupfrrth Honda pineapfilr
I rup ualrr
(5* Irmon jumr
I rup double rm im
H ftp gebtin
rrunhed. aam rrtrn n l
I rup frrth pineapple ju u r
'« ik /> granulated tugnr
( ’iMik augar, water and freah pineapple juice 10 minute*
Soak grlatin in two talile*|MMina cold water, then add to hot
pineapple juice mixture. Add pineapple pulp and lemon juice
and cool. flour into refrigerator tray and freeze firm. Hemove
from tray to ice cold mixing bowl and Iwnt with rotary eggbeater until mixture become* very light. Th e n fold in cream
and return to refrigerator tm ontinue freezing. Serve* 10 to 12.
- M mb. J . 0 . llAtJOKTT, Port St. Joe.
OUAVA SWIIT PICKlf
/ lb guma*
I, rv ,
I rup granulated tugnr
I lh , alUptrr
,1 11i/la fc,IMi „ tug ,„
1 large tluk* cinnamon
j
itru p n n rg a r
,l,nr*
*» rup preterit*! ginger nr 1 pi n e t ginger mot
Select large, meaty guava*. If *kina are clean and u n
blemished, do not |»eel C ut off stem* and liloaaom end*.
'P la c e fruit in pre»erving kettle, add other ingredient* and
let atand three to four hour*. Cook until fruit i* tender and
•yrup ia heavy. Tim e required depend* u |hiu ly|»e of guava*
u*ed. Seal while boiling hot, in jam that are ai«o hot. If dry
ginger ia uaed. remove liefoie nerving.
- M m . N . A. H a u t i m .iik k , Scbnng
U M I I f APOAAA
2 the butter
f tU,, ,,aingr rhrrtr
h rup migar
2 ftp grated Honda lime rnul
•1egg', *eparalnl
j llu p,mr
>, ftp tall
<, tup Honda freth lime /tiler
Cream together butter, augar and rind. Heat egg white*
•tiff. Wend egg yolk* and cottage cheese until curd* are very
line. Add to butter mixture and blend well. Add flour. *alt
and lime juice. Mix thoroughly.
Fold in egg white* and *|mhui into *ix buttered ru«tard
cup*. Hake in a pan of hot water in moderate— 350 degree*
— oven for 30 minute* Cool. T u r n out of cup* onto denoert
plntea. (Sarni*h with green grape*.
A few dn>|M of green h*>d coloring may l*e added to mix
ture to give a greener color.
- M r *. N. K. O k k m in , St. IViemhurg.
HOT C H IIS I A V O C A D O CANAPES
*» r u p H o n d o a i o n u h i m e a t in
• m all p i r r r *
*} ru p g in lid American . hretr
iroanrl
'i Up tall
/V/i/wf to latte
Sliced, ib * old bread
lln n lrd baton
Mix avocado, chec*c, salt and (a-pper
Place dice* of bread in oven to heat, not to brown.
These can lie cut in round*. Pul two slice* of Itaron on each,
cover with avocado-cheese m ixture and broil until cheese is
melted. Sprinkle with paprika and serve hot. flood also, when
baked in 350 degree oven, an that bread on bottom aide liecome* toasted. Serve w ith salad w hirh includes cri«p green
onions and radiahe*. for luncheon dish.
- M m . T . K. T m t H. Pena*cola
A r u t auto-Me» i> kni »a> t r « h
mg * hlarr-farrcl xirrrl coll tn> k«
in 4 little junior Ivhltid ibr turn
The two wrie about Ihe **me
•ire. hot Ihe mil had twice •• many
leg* a* the hoi and could therefore
run twice a* fan
The kid—»u|>|M»«e we call him
Johnnie — had doenvered "llla ir
Face” one •prmg morning, just after
«un uji The colt wa* Irving to bal
ance himaelf on hi* long, uncertain
leg*. tw*idr hi* mamma, who mrk
ered *.>hc ilmidv and tramjied
around in ryclr* tm ng to keep the
colt in view all the time
Johnnie came up ju*t in time to
o r Mother Nell jilant her hind feel
with a resounding whack in Ihe riha
of her working male, who came uji
imjUUItlveb lo mwe over Ihe lit lie
newcomer The male grunted al
l hi* uneijierlrvl treat mint, ran off
a few card*, *tnp|ird and looked
tuck in Jutneil Mirprue and bewild
erment; hul Ihereafler he ke|it hi*
now away from Ihe rjueer, »pinellvleggrd little lllare Face.
Old Nell laid her ear* hack ***•
agelv when Johnnie came u ji-h u l
the hoy wa* not to lie bluffed, al
lied be kept carefully at the old
mate's ho* and away from her
•tern lie finally ingratiated hi* wav
Inlo the confldence of the mother
and proceeded lo make friend* with
lllare Fare
What a wonderful cult lllare
Face was! Hw eye* were hnghl. hi*
little forelock wa* *• atralght and
fine a* a little girl's hair, hts rt*ldi«h
coal wa* finer than any silk nr satin
And Blare Fare wa* turh an intel
ligent colt'
,
Why. after a while he'd come
when ynu'd whittle, and if vnu'd
catch hold of him on the hack of
the neck, "(c* an,** he'd lie down,
and then If ynu'd jual pat him on
the tide he'd ttrelrh out and *hol
hi* eye* and |>lsy dead
Johnnie *pent hour*, happy
hours, training lllare Fare. W hin
the colt was two years old he broke
him lo nde, when no one was look
ing. That wa* great fun and the
two had great lime* In the little
jiasture behind Ihe ham.
Hul the neil year the tragedy of
‘‘breaking” came into lllare Face'*
life
lie wa* hound up with a lot of
•|ueer *traj«* and buckle* and un
comfortable fitlurea, hitched up to
a big wagon alongiide hi* mother,
and no mailer how ht struggled
and plunged he couldn't get away,
Kven old Nell got impatient with
him. And he Anally gave up in de
spair and (idled along a* close lo
ht* mother a* he could and put up
with the stiff old harne*a.
He was “broke"-broke in sjnnt —
and the jvmud nerk was bowed and
humbled beneath the hard yoke
and some of Ihe brightness went
out of hi* eye* He had become a
work horse ard drudgerv wa* hi*
Ini
but Johnnie loved hi* lilare Fare
right on. and wanetime* they would
get out m the little pasture and the
eye* of blare Face would brighten
up and he'd arfh hi* neck and for
get for a little while that he wa*
Just a plug work hone
Johnnie would rub the collar
mark* and harness scar* gently.
The thing that made him feel wont
waa the roll’* mouth It had been
Hrcognittng that Ibr p m b lrm t
o f children and their parent*
a te d o te to fie r i one of u*. .I It
H o n hi Mugntine ha• obtained
per m inion from the J a c k ton
llllr Ho* S et lice Council to re
print, from time to lime, t e m p t *
from or Ibr u bile of tbrir u e r k l *
refm rl entitled "Som rbod*'*
n.o
W ritten and edited •>* Ju d g e
W alter Si oil t rule ell
•o lender and *oft and velvety and
now it had been distorted and
twilled Inin a ghastly grin by the
cruel hit lhal he had never cea*ed
lo hate
Ye* lllare Fate *a* ''bloke'' all
right
Mainicoxg the Child***
The I Ith Decennial Crnaua taken
in l!>2ll ahnwed that IT |>er rent of
Ihe children of the United State*
liel wren Ihe *ge* of 10 and 15 were
gainfully eni|i|ovrd-lhal »*. Ihe indu*lrial burden of Ihe I'mted Slates
l* partially realing on and »upjNMlral In Ihe lr.ul «houldrr* of over
a million of our children 15 year*
old and under
The one hopelut thing about
these figure* U that they are only
half a* targe a* they were in IHI0,
which l* indeed a marked improve
ment.
For one thing Ihe "breaker hoy"
in Ihe coal mines i* m>>*i|v a memory of ihe ivarluiric |va*l The little,
bent figure, covered with grime and
du*l. drewaad in hi* Ill-fitting man'*
garb, is *een hul rarely now
Sure, he earned good money; hul
can money drvrlopa dwarfed h u l)1
fa n money bring rdurallnn, jilay,
hapjnne**, ihe wonderful thing*
that grow in Ihefiarden of Youth''
The little men *nd women who
used lo lalxrr in the tread mill |irocetaes ol dirty, ugly mill* and fac
tories where thing* are manufac
tured, are leu than half a* numer
ous a* they u*ed to be, for which
we fervently thank Prod
Ihd you ever glance at a factory
door al "t|uttling time" and *ee Ihe
little army of rhildren come burst
ing forth-pale. wan. Il*tle*s. with
that tragic "old" and hardened look
on Iheu little face*'
You could tee tier in grin *omelime*, licit •mile* sere rare
Ye*, they had money, ijuile a hit
of It. on pay days-hut what, really
whal. that mean* hapjiineu, Joy
and an abundant life, ruuld they
huv with thi* money?
Surely there are enough men and
women in Ihl* country to do lh*
work Surely we don't need lo har
ness the little rhildren up lo bleak
burden, of life
The chief butine** of a child 15
year* and under l* lo b^ a child and
get plav and happtne** and *un■hine out of the glorious year* of
youth There may he *c hoed and
la*k*. hut no burden A child en
titled In that - it'* the greatest
thing he will gel out of Me. it's
what make* the rest of life endur
able and give* it light and meaning
If It l* In have any meaning
A child ha* a right to happine**
and freedom and to jilay In the
meadows and on the playgrounds
with other rhildren. lie ha* a right
to life-the life of youth
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A
i t 't N T U K v ago the w ild tu rk e y , re
garded hy many eportamen a* the king
of all game birds, was a prolific resident
of every county in Florida.
Th e y were prominently men tinned in
account* hy the .Spaniard* during I heir
early conquest of the “ I-and of Flower*."
Itecording* of the Seminole W a r ra n ipaign* refer frec|uently to the "a b u n d
ance'' of wild turkey*. Indeed, they were
an important focal item to the armie* of
both »ule« during thoae conflict*
Tw e n ty year* ago, although wild tu r
key* were not ritin c t in Flurida. their
number* were *o few that the bird* had
become alum* I a rarity. To d a y, wild tu r
key* once more range the *tatr in aireable floc k*
T h e decimation of the great lord* in
Florida can he laid at the doorstep of
man. However, man la in the proves* of
redeeming himself, for it la through hia
effort* that wild turkeya are coming
back.
Florida aettlcd alowly at Aral, and it
waan't until th r early 1920'a that man's
activitie* began to affect wild turkeya.
During that period, logger* moved into
the atale and atarled “ clear cutting”
huge tract* of pine. About th r *ame
time, homesteaders also moved into
Florida and *ettled in wild area*.
Iloth homesteader* and logger* lived
•ff the land, and the wild turkey wa*
much in demand for food. Th e combined
activitie* of those early aettlera had a
double barreled effect on the great bird*.
the Sun*hine State. Stockm en bought
up huge tract* of cut-over ttinhrr land,
fenced and |m»ted it. and tiegan to grata
livralork.
W ith no more tree* to cut profitably
logger* moved out. llo m r* lra d rra , no
longer allowed on what wa* now posted
land, moved out also. Th is, perforce, left
huge area* of com paratively unsettled
land, which it wa* then thought would
he ideally suited for wild turkey* once
more
T o some eatrnt, wildlife did re-populate large section* of the state that had
reverted to a semi- wild condition. Field
biologist* of the Florida (lame and Fresh
W ater Fi*h Corn mission began to seek
answer* to the purrle of why the bird*
did not came heck to their old-tim e
haunts after man had vacated. Before
long the riddle wa* solved, but this la
where the |ieculiar traits of the wild tur
key come* in.
Once one is driven out of his home
grounds, he rarely comes back to it of
hi* own free will. Kven if man movea out
and the area revert* to what it waa be
fore the lord* were distributed, they are
loath to re-inhabit the old stand, no
matter how attractive it may become.
Th e ohviuu* answer to that situation
was, of course, re-populate area* w ith
turkeys, by hand, if necessary. Accord
ingly, the (Same Commission embarked
on a comprehensive program of artificiUy rearing the birds, thereby giving
nature a boost lit wa* hoped!. The plan
W ith a happy saii/e, young N im rod, h it
gun al reel and a wild gobbler over h it
ehoulder, etarti h il hom eward Irek.'
instate the bird* waa to plant w ild tu r
key*. So it waa decided to trap some
specimen* from areas that had some to
spare, and rrleaae them in area* that
needed them. T h e first such rip e rim e n t
was carried out early in 1949, on the
W ood«n Falst T n t h - 1
Not only were wild turkey* killed in was to produce wild turkeya in incubat
great number*, but literally oquare mile* ors. raise them to semi-maturity, and re
of habitat were decimated (as far a* the lease them in area* that had already
bird* were conrernedl. As a result, tu r I wen studied and pronounced capable of
keya retreated farther and farther into supporting them
remote area*, leaving erstwhile home*
It was a grand theory, but the trouble
to which they were not to return for al waa it didn't work. T h e birds simply
most three decade*.
wouldn't rooperatr Coiffined living and
T h e historic real estate boom of the hand feading had ao dulled their wild
1920'a didn't do the turkey situation any irutincta they were utterly unable to
good, cither. Abortive building develop cope with living on their own. Once the
ments sprung up all over the stale, de birda were released, they started hang
stroying thousands of acre* more of wild ing around barnyard* n p e c tln g their
tu rk e y habitat. It has hern estimated usual handout*. T h e result of sueh close
that the combined work of loggers, association was a wide-spread cross
homreteadera and real estate operatura breed with domestic fowls, which really
reduced the add turkey producing area threatened serious corruption of the
of Florida from 15 million to 15 million pure wild turkey strain.
acre* in about 10 yearn.
A few years of thi* business and the
In the early 1940** the duwnw ard (iame to m mission had to admit that In
trend in the wild turkey population came cubator raising of wild turkeya waa a
to a gradual halt. Cattle began to as dismal failure.
sume the proportions of big business In
It wasn't until 194(1, that the C o m mission learned the o nly way to re1# i n
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I,N ih* manufacture of artificial teelb.
wood pulp Is now successfully used, sod
they are said by eiperts to Iw etcellenl
teeth, guaranteed never to ache."
This s t a t e m e n t -a llw it a bit facetious—
wa* taken from the editorial columns id a
I’enssrota newspaper dated Aug. IH, IH9H,
concerning the multitudinous use* qf wood
pulp, which then "had passed the esperimrntsl stage" in thst city.
At thst lime, there wrrr few wood pulp
mills m the South The pulp and paper in
dustry was centered in the Nnrtheast and
lake state*. Not until lu l l , was there a
ip mill I niiIi in Flonda-Houlhern Kraft
vision of International Paper Company,
at Panama City. Since then, Florida haa
grown to third plate in wood pulp manu
facturing Th e combined capacity of the
atale's wood pulp m il ls today is 5,415 tons.
Only Washington (7,047 tonal and (ieorgia
(i.ft.Wt i o n s i c v i r e d F l o i n l a in mill ca
pacity.
In view of the magnitude and sunew of
wood pulp industry today, it is interesting
to note a very rarlv attempt at its manu
facture in Flortda-lh* story of the Pensa
cola Pap”r Company.
Of all the traies of history concerning
the conipei'V. s> me of the moat interesting
are found iu the newspaper Ales of that
city, eacerpta i h which read:
“ Now that the manufacture of wood
pulp ha* passed the ripertinents) stage in
Penaaiola. indications .ire that pulp and
paper mills will soon be established here.
It wilt therefore. Iienl interest to those
who intend to invest capital in the plant
In know -.nothing ol the multitudinous
uses to whiih wo al pulp is put in the in
dustrial world
"Introduird originally as a •uhetilute,
wish ! pulp is rapidly supplanting rags as
a paper stm b . . . and i* becoming a dan
gerous rival of iron, steel, wood, glass,
ivory, etc.
" It haa hem successfully used as a ma
terial from which tu manufacture rar
• heel* . . . for paving black* and drain
filing.
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Three u iU cur*rt*. trapped i* R eheating Creek area, err ready /nr relraee fa olAcr/Mck
11/ the •fate. hi Ixmtt pn/iuliilinn on./ net 0 * nuclrt for nthrr floeke.
Fisheaiing Wildlife M anagem ent A m
In ft laden County.
A careful study of 12 counties in ih<!
central part of the state had been m.i.li*
previously. Accordingly, birds were trap
ped at Fishrating Creek and released tn
the various area* already chosen. No
hunting was showed for live years, d u r
ing w hich th r wild tu rk e y population
jumped 100 per cent.
T h e (la m e Commission doe* not con
sider it* job finished l>y any means Th e
latest report show* that Fishrating Creek
Wildlife Area is still p roduring more
than enough turkey* to trap.
Considerable time, m oney and ellort
are being spent in planting and rultiv.iting final plot* ami establishing "feeders"
in strategic location* l-ntcly, a problem
ha* sprung up in connection w ith these
wildlife "cafeteria*.’*
It seems that hogs and coona like the
grains planter! for the birds. Accordingly,
the Com mission la developing hog and
coon-proof feeders.
In order.to keep both anim als out of
the larger food patches, electric fence*
are being tried.
A ll in a ll, the rehabilitation of wild
turkeya la no overnight job. It takes time
to re-introduce gobblers over a wide
area. However, the job ia being done,
and it ia tint out of line to predict a
steady rise in the wild turkey population
for a num ber of year* to coine.
Wood pulp 1* the very best substitute
for ivory yet found. The larger portion of
the billiard ball* today are mad# of that
material. When treated chemically, wood
pulp heromew proof against heat and r m m -
ture
“ It has been used at material fur tele
graph pule*, for hindcome 'carved' coffin*,
for hiryefr*, for ratines, cuspidors, pails,
(lower pots, table*, drains, barrels, wagons,
hors* shoes and imitation porcelain ware,
decently, an ingenious Frenchman discov
ered a pruceaa by which he could spin
wood pulp into thread* from which fabric*
as An* as silk could be woven. It h si even
been used as material for the manufacture
of StOVf*.
On Ju ly I I , 1H99, almost a year from
the date of the newspaper announcement
that a pump company was being organlied, there appealed a story to Ih* effect
thst the IVnsacols Wood I'ulp and I'aper
Mill, one of thr most importanl indus
tries stsrtrd in I'ensacola, was making
from pitch pine pulp-waste material from
saw mill slab piles-* high grade Manila,
in roll* of 500 pounds, 60 inches wide,
This, then, ia Ih* story of the I ’ensacola
Paper Com pany. Th e plant wa* opened
July I I , 1099. It probably went out of op
eration within three or four year*.
It might be deduced that failure of this
operation waa not due to lack of vision,
foresight or enterprise on the part of the
founders, hut rather to lirgrr nation-wide
economic force*. Flitting mills, with ample
capacity, were operating elsewhere In the
nation; there was a plentiful supply of
rnw material— Ire* spet ie s -o f suit side
quality, cluae to the rusting mills; thers
was the need for a p t i l deal of ttperimentation and testing to improve the
manufacturing process** end to develop
new techniques for new condition*.
The tendency of American industry wa*
to build larger and larger plants capable
of much greatar production per plant.
TMa, requiring a great deal of capital,
i difficult the development of “ hams*'
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-weeks beginning
hat
if yhu are kwking for *n
oW. old town hrarini the run*
of “OrRnEt" it will |trohakly tw
the unr known m Chipley? Thai
Chi play. Florida, want of Mari
ana, now known for the largt
Riparimant plant of tha 8lata
in halrhing rtt* and ralaina
poultry, ran claim it waa founded
In IM2, of rounw, undar tha
M m a of “Orange?" That there
ia r hill, known aa Falling Water
HU) near Chipley, that ia nearly
160 fact high? T h a t on Falling
Water Hill ia a large aprlng
which forma a waterfall which
emptiea into a large round sink
about 60 feet deep? T h a t the
A Ft.pV.i .1 T . i i . . , . a.
W h it yma hiar luat m i ) *11
written in
Ilt-hm.l Ihr atm a, am) t tar lra|it
fa rti. and Ihr atalutua (tit rr aa*
the ina|urty) lrj,truhi|. amt Immins
drvutiun and drduatinn id a (Trat
prrmmalita «hi> i hari.ri) thr la .li
and •latlalli* in t)n- Iiitrtral itf ■tail
d rrn
FLORIDA
I FACTS
• r H illN tHIRKIlOSON
rp
» MF Caiuntlrss t liaaiiwtenai* f
concrete 10-iinli d ia m e ttn .1,
one-inch thick d is c thut ,m *0
nuinermi* around Sugarle >f
A ll laat * ain thr a ta ri load ol rrHay and Kcv have given aau»e
•|>r>n*at>dlta and . atr will (at) nil th r
lit t lr ihimlilrra All too m m will
for ninny stirniisa-e aa to wh.it
tha- hrad be htiard and t h r aptrit
am) w h y , hut art- nut, as ■ nr
hr h rin d rtl *tth (h* haanraa of
impish vtsilor tuggesletl, <Ii m »
labasr
that
deep *ea devil ti-li gam I Ir
Yew, I furaa ar il haar tu htrak '
with
th rm tu th r hard pulla and Intidrna
■d life*. Ih i I, id H r.a *ii a name, ra n i
These Ullelpeitrd idtjt-i l» in
wp Ir l th rm havr at Iraat IS \ ra t«
that region are di*<« that tha
of rh ild h u o d '
Florida Key* A Fruit C o rp o r
lit* plfturr lonka duwn at mr a*
I writ* thtwr wiiad* T h r atrimit fat r ation used from about 1HI0 to
lt*l 7, on which to rao-t- spongri
of him, ih r una*nain| look uf hi«
•yra, ami thr um|urni hahlr *111111 in the waters around Sugarloaf
of him ar* dultrd hut nut luai by
Key T h r discs were uiamifaCa
the artial
tured in ipnle a large plant on
For over 20 >rart Owrn H laivpth r K e y, as counties* uuinl-t re
joy iravrtni up and down thla land
a . a rrprrarntatnr id Ih r National
were needed.
Child Labor Conimillr*. appralins
Unfortunalely, it seems that
to 8 U U Itriu la lu m , rnuna*ltn|
th r ultl Key West sponge fish
with manufartunra and mdualrialUta. p allrnll) pcovidinf fact* to ermen look all the *|Hingt>* they
could find, giving no h m l as to
prove that child labor aaa not only
humanly indpfrnatbU but that It
whtther or not they were p n v .
waa poor Imamaaa
ately grown sponges After they
He hveal in Pullmans where the
were galhen-d hy those old
green rurtaina ••ayed through the
litnera, it was impossible to
night and the auol uftaai in through
prove that they had Iw-eu garn
the acreena, or in hotel rtaoma. or
committee room*, or ohrrever h r
ered from the Florida K e y t
Could And people who would think,
Sponge A Fruit C o rp o ra tio n ,
and who could lie used in hia cru
and
their pillaging forced tho
sade to protect children
lie found, aa will al*a>* hr found, corporation to fold up in 1917.
that moat men art good hut that a
Abandoned, the disc* held
few are greed y, and that the minor
much attraction for the m any
ity of g m d can art thr pace and
visitors to the Key. and aio
alancUrc’. which lha othrr* haar to
doubtless to lie found in the
accept-nr gn mil of huamrae
llu l he found aim that IVnd'a dice driveway* or doorway* of many
are loaded, and iminrr than he or
a Florida home W ith the wear
any of ua eiperted they fell In favur and tear of Time's force*, they
of the victim children There may
ire no longer *0 noticeable
still be problems id rhtld labor, but
they are insignificant when com
pared to those of 40 yrare ago
f think it It correct lo say that
Owen R n d laavefoy did and caimed
to be done, more, for more children
In America, than any other man in
hi* day and generation Can any
man tie acrocaied a higher acanlade?
Owen laiaeyu) waa a aaaial work
er when eocial work waa not a ca
reer. not R profession, hut a mis
sion. He was flerrely Impstirnl of
the red tape and entangling alli
ance. bet.sen politic* and so called
welfare.
We honor ounrhoa in remember
ing him. I tried to gel some 'd r i malic" incidents from him But he
sent me only what ha ralla “ M y
Creed for a Social Worker.” Here
ilia:
Do YOU Own A
“Scratching” Dog?
I# #" etoefy Rknk I m »#1 .f e*» -a4rw#r '•*<4
d 'k
Ik* 4*1 W ew letwml i<t«l ly e ii t#
to f*(p l*| tto« *r M M*t |4etied ee*et| «•«
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« .'to
Ood la our Father
M m b our brother
Rarth is our mother
Ltf* M a mimion and nut a carter
Dom inion ia atrw*.
I t . aceptra ia gladness.
T h e laaat ia tha great rN
Saving ia dying,
O iving U LM ng .
l i h l s I i a i M l a a t l a w l s I t t crown
caused by the sun's rays falling
the times tone sides of the
■ink?
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II. S. Saviags leads
I t ’S TRUE. United States Savings Bonds have
never been more in style.
According to the latest figure^, the dollar volume
ofScrics"E” and Series "H ” Savings Bonds outstand
ing has soared to a new peak of over 39 billion
dollars! This all-time high in Savings Bonds did not
Just come about by chance. The fact of the matter
is that more and more people every day arc dis
covering that Savings Bonds arc one of the world’s
Wrest, easiest irieans of amassing hig sums pf money.
’ D‘d you know, for example, th a t” E” Bonds earn
such a good rate of interest that in 9 years, H months,
thc>- pay you back S i for every S3 you’ve put in.
Did you know that these Bonds are just as good as
ready cash. . . since they can be cashed in anytime
after the first two months.
t
. Did you know that they’re better than cash, be
cause they’re registered in your name. . . so can be
replaced if lost,-stolen or burned. No wonder so
many people are saving for all their dreams the
U. S. Savings Bonds way. Why not sec your bank
for further information, today!
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Our Annual SUPER PUPER SAVINGS EVENT
HERSHETO GRANULATED
(Limit One With $5.00 or More Food Order)
Qmnilty Ri(bU K rxrtw l
ASTOR VAC PAR
(Limit One With Food Order!),
(Limit One Can W ith Other O rder!)
(Limit Two With Food O rder!)
SUNNYYLAND Small Smoked
?
TROPICAL FANCY
8*12 Lbe. Avf. Weight
TABLE READY GIL "A", DR. & D R WHOLE CHICKEN
FANCY EATING o r COOKING
SOUTHERN STAR Ccmnod
EAT-RITE Quality Controlled
SMOKED Country
BOSTON BUTT (S«ml Bo m Im )
SUNNYLAND Puro Poik
TENDER Sliced
FANCY YELLOW
SUPERBRAND
DIXIANA FROZE!
WHITE ACRE PEAS
4
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FA M ILY
LOAVES
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W eather
TOOK MWSPAPF
f t fr throuth Frider r ir # f t for
isolated afternoon showers; hi eh
near *9; mode rate easterly vladi.
DLFUfDI YOUR R
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
EalahUnhed 1908
H A N FO R D . FL O R ID A
T H U R S D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 29, JO SS
Cof f e e C lu b
Is Given View
*0/ ’56 Plans
Cotter Club attendee were glven an inright. thka morning on
plan* for 19UM, when pre.ulcntelect George Touhy wav railed on
to make a report en Setmnol
County Chamber ol Commerce
activities during th* recent “ t-lan.
mng galore at ten, two and f* ur"
program when committee made
plan* for the ovrr-all picture In
the forthcoming year.
uh tm cw
Don Balea, Coffee Club
Became of the nearness of the introduced newcomers toi the toff
farm season which officially begin* ee Club, prior to .the presidentOct. IS. the labor picture In the elect'* report.
Sanford area take* on a healthy
Touhv told the group this mornpicture. Induatry and corulructlon ,n | th l, ncw ,oldffl , „ h nt pict.
h»*r added Impetus to the gro ngj u ftj lnd new art work would be
employment picture tn t h »
*-j ready (or dlttnbution won, along
£
However, recent report* xhowr an wju, advertising plan* to forward
overall lunnler labor picture. Total
(ouriil, and retirement
ooofarm employrment In Florida ( population growth which were
advanced MOO over July lo reach. pjin (
the Advertising and Puban all time high for August,
treaty Committee.
cording to Jame T. Vocell*, Chair The Armed Fortei committee,
man jf the Florida Imluitrial Com be laid, were making plan* com
minion The current level of «SL- parable lo tho*e In the pail with
* o rrprelent* a giin ol four per Navy p ,r»onnri „ lhe |oc*| b j ,f
cent over the »ame m0
1 to become a pan ol the communlyear. The upswing over the previous month wax principally due ty.The Beautification Committee,
* t o lncrcaied manufacturing activ Touhy reported, want* to do some
ity, the partial telUement of labor thing to make the approaches to
duputei In photphale mining, and Sanford more attractive. The Com
a leaional hike in the contract mereial Activities Committee i*
eomtructlon industry. The*# In- planning mora programs lo tie in
ercaiei mora thaa offiet a (light the merchants of the community.
decline in th* tervlee lnduitry.
The Education Committee, be *al<!
Unemployment In nonagrieullur- la planning to stage a gigantic
al establishment* during the month “ B-L” day to better Inform young
« u eatlmated at 77.300. La it buiineitmen-to.be. Other commit
month’* eitimat* wai *2.000
tee* a rt planning to have sub
. Manufteturing employment mnv milted their ' proposed activities
$ ad upward to MEMO during the for the coming year — the Indus
month. The greatest expanse was trial. Recreation, Tourist and Con
mad* by lumber and wood pro venlion. Zoning and Hanning, and
duct* a* the production of woodrn the Fair Committee* have made
container*, to b* uied in th* new forward-looking plant.
eilnit icaton, lncrcaied. Canning
Bated on the plan* submitted
and preienring plant* aim reflect for consideration, lhe Finance
ed the beginning of the new icawn Committee, said Touhy, has mti
by adding MO employe*.
three time* and from th* eumulaThe workweei of factory produc live program* recommended by
tion worker! averaged «0.7 hour* the committee*, hiv* come up
g a in Auguit as compared to 40.1 with a proposed budget.
On this budget, president-elect
^ hour* la July. Groat average hourly gaming* remained nt 11.41. The Touhy pumped out. the Member
current rale le four eent* an hour ship Committee will base it* mem
higher than for (he tame month bership drive lo raise funds for
carrying out the extensive plan
tail year.
The partial aatllemant of labor ning.
Dun Bales, rioting (he Coffer
dliputei In tha photphale mining
induatry retulted In the return to Club program told hit audience.
work 0/ approiimately Too em ■’The IT-52 project Is a fourployee. Olheie remained off from lane highway, not a onc-lan#
work becauae of continued dia- thoroughfare, with two lanei to
£ a gree menu over contract provl- Ordardo and two lane* to San
ford And certainly there are
more people ia Orlando lo coin* to
CMitmctUm activity loomed up Sanford than there ar* people to
ward to reach a level of g?,700 tn go to Orlando."
Auguit. This in create waa ipread
aver aU phaiea of construction
work with tha greataet amount of Passing School Bus
riia in tha ipeclal trade* group.
Trade eitabltihment* began a Charge Is Placed
recovery from the »ummer alump
Another arrr<t for passing a
by adding MO worker* to their stopped school but wai made yes^ pay mill. Three hundred ef the tardiy in an attempt to Help curb
9 tnereaae occurred in wholeial* reckleia driving on Seminole Countrade, while the remaining *00 ly highway*.
gain cam* tn retail trade.
Abe Livert, a isleifflin of Jack
sonville, traveling south on lT-*2
g mile* south of Sanford, was
eharged with “passing a stopped
•ehool bus**. Deputy Sheriff A. E
Evans made the charges at ap
proximately 4*10 p. m. yesterday
John Riley Donllng was taken
Into ruitody fast night by Flori
, 4 JAKARTA, Indoneala III - Pro da Highway Patrolman Carl Wil
tected by ateel-belmeted tronpi liams, seven mtlri south of Saa*
and national police from tarrortil* ford and eharged with “driving
and axtremlats, Indonetiana began while intoxicated." The 43-yearvoting today In their Brat popular old truck driver who*# address
I* given as Jacksonville was turn
■alional election*.
Th* big question; Will the anti- ed over tn Deputy Sheriff A. E.
American Communiata fulfill their Evans at the scene.
prom Iat la win a majority.
Voting by atagea in tha 1,000 Agricultural Price
•catterad lalanda that form the
^rrpubUe of 42.120,000 registered
Svnter*. Final rcaluL In tha con- Supports Expected
PALATKA lit—Agricultural priee
|e«ti for M0 eeata in Parllment
may not be known for alx months, support* are expected by Sen.
but the general trend may emerge Spessard L ffolland to produce
the biggest fight io the next sc*
In two or three weeks,
A Communist victory would have sion of Congress.
Speaking to an Intercity Ktwanl.
action» repercussions throughout
Club meeting here last night, h*
Beuthcait Asia,
The voters, a IltUa mora than laid:
half tha country’s population of “1 feel tha right plan, which was
•0 million, aro largely iUifrrala. Inaugurated as ■ wsrtime meas
^Confronted with ballots the site of ure lo speed production, is mainly
responsible for our present trou
H a »aw*i
bles, particularly tha buga aurtough w
through the aymbeb at the parties Pluses bulging in storage bins ever
th* nation."
ef their *
Many farm Industries era en
joying definite prosperity, he said.
Boxing Enthusiasts
ioybees Invite
May See Preview
Boxing enthusiast* will ha able Boys T o Meetings
»o see a preview ef the lop spots Tha Jaybaa* held their first
tan the Marr la no-Moore fight nn the meeting of the school year Tues
eereen of tha Bits Theatre Friday day night a t City Hall.
«■! Saturday.
Mayor J . D, Cerda!! tad th*
_ ■ * * B a te , m uaaar af th*
1 a dtaroaaian based
ip atra f t * taa »m taw te
activities. Approx I« tao fifiM tar tao heavy„ IB members wore an hand
1 champiaaaWp af tfee weetd, tar thla Initial aaaaian.
af tha tap ffims af the day. AB bays between the ayes of 14
id ta are Invited I* next Tues
Wav daecriKiaa ef IbPtop spSa day’s meeting a t tha same place
t i t B n a ia tap news film.
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Nn. 2*X.
Wreck Sidetracks
California Bound
Florida Grapefruit
Labor Picture Here
e Has Healthy Glow
For Farm Season
Indonesians Voting
In Popular Election
A w o rU ljjl Preen Leaned W ire
$ 10,000
Athletic Program
Damage
Of High School Told Estimated
Alhlrtu' Uiierlor itr .l (tana*,
t ’oachc' Bill f irming, lluh hoonl/
and Bu t l.avn weir gur-ts of the
Sanloid hiwams i luh yesterday at
noon.
'2
lianas, explaining the athletic
I'Uiiidv
grapcfn.it
lira.ted fo|
Vr.ll.M. ... WHEELEhts.
Where the Meadowlark Celia’* svilh hi* ttri2 lord au1nimd.il* program at Seminutr High School
California u err -Idrlrxi krd yet.
till,
y.
-iT
said
that
“We
re
Irving
which he drivel around on eiwrial occasions.
Is-rdas to b> iran-frrm l lo anoihef
lo cvpaud Ltom lhe usual ipurls,
Irtirk hi'l<iic rnniimilne on to thrtl
football, bukclhal). and baseball,
destination
w# expanded iccently to include
V 19.M While Tractor pulllne S
track, and now we hope to aihi
tSU Irailmobile Ira ilrr. smashswimming this year," be satd
TL* .teminolr f’ounty Reboot e.f 'nto the Irft rear fonder ol I
“Several schools tn th# tenlral Boatd, this morning, let 1 mo- | j 5j Chevrolet sodan and torn into
1 lot id* area boa>t of swimming liarl Tor the P-room t.liimn to a (tower vnd telephone pole befurS
I teams alirady In addition,” vaid the lioldabora Sihool.
tinning user In a ditch,
lianas, " » r d likr lo add golf and| When huls sveie oprnrd th# consccliJrnt osrurred at a(v
A 6t sear-old author will auto
weight liftinc. Wr want pattiiipa- *e*a*'l Was awardrd In llrnip It prnximatels 4 o'clock Joterda*
graph hi* successful book, “ Where
lion as much a> pussibie, anj I Stephen* of Oilando for WI,9S>. afternoon, just a short distaocs
The Meadowlark Calls ', this week
bo|ie you'll I-# hram g mote about j Time of completion i« s.-t at lid t t r ,( 0f Vonnv l'nrns-r
in
Santud
when
he
stsils
Swee
day*. Th# School lloaid slated
Beb# Itubef, Dawn Bishop, and
••or alhlrin- program." hr said
Th# Tractor-Trailer owned be
Ronsld Anderson will be seen with neys.
Football ( oarh Bill Finning Udd that with th# rnniplrlnm ef Ih# Wilson Horne Brokriage I n and
Vein*
A.
W
h
o
lft,
who
ha*
il.liMint
addition,
dnubl#
sessions
the Kiwan.. Hub group that Ihr
Flor.da Slate University’* "March
driven h» 29 vcar-old K. T Burr,
new roaches have been a great would l»# eliminated
ing Chiefs’* band during the show spent 31 o' hit 61 years in Honda,
was alledgrdly traveling west on
b*»ei
his
Look
on
p*»t
experiences
In other niattrra of business Slat# Kouil (.. when it rrashrd into
help “Wr'se devoted individual at
periods ot the F8U-Univ«rsity of
Irntion and xid uhere w# needed to coii'e befose the Seminole r'oun- the rear of Dm Fhevrolet sed.in
Miami football game tomorrow during biirfoot dsyt spent In Iowa
help," be said I'oinling to lhe ly S-hool Itoai.l this morning, driven by \ It Fir.tenck wbn
night In the Orange Bowl. The on a typical m idurilrrn farm.
Many tourists, and hundreds of
various groups (hal are being Ih# Boatd t»comm#nd#d that th# mads-. It was reported, a left turn
111 musicians will be marching
coached. Fleming taiJ that their Suprrtntendrnl, liavht.rn T. Mlt- into lhe palh of the oncoming
and playing under the direction local citirrns knots the author aThe first All Breed Dog Matrh were no (ir-hmrn Included. “ Wc1wee, work with lhe a.rnl Tearh- truck lhal wax parsing at the lime.
the man who lakes pictures at the
of Utnlrv R. Whilromb.
Dower and telephone lines, along
In addition lo participating In “Big Tree" JuM south of Sanlord (show l and obedience Matrh. have an ‘A* sih«iu!e. t *R' tehe- 'i* Axaoeiellon of thr various
the pre-gwme rernnortlri, th* well With Kim ‘smiling personality, sanctions'. )j the American Ken Buie, «m! * Ireshman srtiedulr whoola In oiganialng a S.hmit with a Florida Dower and Light
for #«ch Company transformer, was pull
d r illid o i k d u ra tio n will presrnl Whecless ba« been able In lum w | c)ub , ntl Hwnt(irw1 h). the You will see a great brand and Advisory Committee
down on lop ot the Inirk when
professp.n into a hubby and a
calibre of football when you see school air*. It sv... felt that such ed
a islf-tiire revue ’Tfci) Age hli
the » .--.1 pole was snapped in
worthwhile civL endeavor.
'.n - te r Dayton* Dug Tanner.
committrv
s
wnul.l
h#
of
(
l
e
a
l
the Seminole High School football
Capet*," This performance will
ihe middle. I h r transfurm rr
After a ptriod ol following smh Aswirlaliun. will he hell on Sun- mp.ad In action.' hr said.
•#rvt«# in
working
w ith
th# eatisr.* lhe lines to g.s dead anil rn
concern the modern teenager and
unlike
snd
unrelated
linrs
of
work
day,
Oe'
5
(rum 1 to 6 p m. al
Explaining Ihr split T formation County School A ilm ln istiatlo n in livr ssirex ondangered the s'row 4
the thing, m which he’s interest
at automobile dealer, radio oper lh« Recreation Hall, (’its Island. oarh Fleming s..id (hat the single planning for a.comodaUnn* to i*k» whieh nuieklv gatherest
ed.
ator on an mean going vessel, and
The dnser of the Inn k. *|s *
rill#• of I hi* r^er innrji iuiic whool
tainir »r.|uirr*l out
Clad in Mack and gold unlfnrmt teaching, VTIieelr-t finally -eltlsxl I>ay'»iia Beach.
ari-ompaniesl hv sub'llliit" *n»l
t
-,
al
“
The
Sptit-T
ri
for
average
pop.dali.m
of
Seminole
l
ounly.
Uie Marching Chirfs will parade on following phdography lie has
la-sal dog fancirr* in Ibis area
in. irasc.l Hi* rebel driver William J MrQiiare.
llie Board
into vuch formation* as an Uc clhet rubbles which includr a large mil probably enter -eseial rnin- material. Tin («•)* playing lootball
that the Irurk was quickie
pay of i|iialifi*d aubstilut# l#*ch- said
t.Mlay
mutt
he
thinking
all
the
pulled lo one side In an *l|rmr< rn
cream sundae, a “bopitcr" com collctl.'vn of ancient phon ., rapb> pelitor* in the. match.
»rs.
this
morning,
to
tH>
a
>i*v.
time. You can't he a dummy and
avoid biltlog tb# ear ard wit n tb*
pute w it. kry chain vnd horned axl V>vl
'-L *.cyiitvlgr recordv and
The greur* ("eetissg thi# mnr**, t.he-4*- st( h# heavy sehlvto bes
Two hunds «.l dag* frous *U siscr play Dlls gam# »* foeltgll ”
rim gi*»se*, *ho vWI Ho a rtam-r hi. 1512 Mftlel T Ford fourin* far
fit
»ls.»
ajft
-i*
ro'
atl
for
Teds
Conilmling hi- talk i. Ih# K1rame bogged tn »»nd along th*
to ' All Ihr 5alt Join In." a hot which he ha* owned and driven fur Florida are expected to be entan
and alcanna ,h' d.trh Ihe fniek and frailer turn"> btilid'vgjp*
«c ,ml
rod automobile complete with turn J» year*.
c l in this match to si# tor price*, wanlv ( l.h Fleming ..id, "We re <
, r . , of
.. .,h*
. . . . . o r...........
S-"
„ ( 0itr
!h , p a i.r r i y e r e a r
pleased w.ih lhe attitude nf our •«*
P,n
ing wheels, a palm tree, and a
Headers of “ Where The Meadow rtbbuf.t and trophies. Mr. and Mrs. boys—thrs want to sin
pe.tv ... older to put tl ... read- )u|| , he4)J „f „ b,„
dancing couple.
lark Calls" indicate that young Sanford I’orsbie o( t.reer .boro,
lleorgr Vtorgan, ehairman of the in#** f»r ptayfirld*.
wheels.
The “ Marching Chiefs'
will people enjoy reading 12 chapters N. C,, will be judgOI ho Ih( All
It. lamet Gut, aih<«'l Insmanre , Damage to the truck »nd frail,
Kiwanix
(Tub's • n.lripiisilege.l
leave Tallahassee tonight, stay ot reminiscing a* much as the old lira-,si ami Mi
l.vlr \rrn irr of
coorslinnlor
fnr
Senitneie
County,
at the Bancroft and diaries Ho- iteiv because D icveal, Ihe way Jeck-mviBr will judge Die ilim.li Childien v Cominiiler, outlined to made hi# annual te|Hut to the rr. unoflielaltv evtimatesl at Ih*
teli, Miami Beach, and return to , Ihings were (lone in an era leralled r,ir'’ M.v.li, Scoris in Ihi- malcb thr Ini. vctlrnlav, ihe .atl...is ar. S hiH.1 lloaid tins looming #■-I scene, will run In exce** nf Itn ,
the !SU rampui Sunday after ,n ,,!p yoorw, )rif
n„ n> tim fl d o n .........nt toward an iih.dienc, rsimplishmenti ol hit group "In told llirsM, "at this tuna we at# ron Damage to the sedan w.v#
taking Saturday fur a Miami hull(hejr parents.
degree nor d . [voinU cuurd toward the fir-t eight months of the y#ai," getting the lowe-t imuianc* rate* j believed lo he in the nelghbnrho.w|
'
he saiJ, 'w e'se furnished hot ever had tor Seminal# County j nt (ton
day
chanipi msbip.
Whretri* began bis gathering ol a —
,
*| ,
.
,i lunches tor five yhlstlen at one «• hauls." Hr a Isa laid the Huai I
In*eat'gating ihe arrldi-nt a* tb*
The band will make one other material for Hie bock ..bout ten
r). ,,,*_nV
J' 1' ! ] %r)|.M.I for Ihe (list 1. r months an..
out . f lown trip Uliv year when years ago. "It's been a spair lime, to HnMini
low"#-i * '7 ' “ 7 .
"'iihwav P a
that they a*e giii'ing
..ling the Match Secie I
they go to the CSU.Oeorgi* T#eh book," he s a y s , with a lot o i l tary, Mr- J a m e s Bailey J r . r i this month w r'se mrrea-esl the i t l r . .-n ti an*ps»rtatlon Hoe to trolman I art Willrams *v*|»lr,|
by
Depuly
Rheritt
Hubbard
En,
number
to
eight
In
addition
we
vr
gain*- Oct- 22 in Atlanta, Ga.
humor envrloped In the stories h i lolly vsnod, Daytona Ikacli. En provided for Ihrec hmsi!rclnmir«. th# fart that in l It# pa'l f*>* banks and Con*!abIe J (J. “ Slim"
centered around exp«rirnrrt that tnc* rinse al 12 noon the day of
es-ntrihuird ITS to the Forrest Dark |
,^#m '#.|, 'l^ c X n M * ” ‘, ' 1 Gallow a v
(< nnlinurd tin Dag# Eight)
lhe match.
Former Detectives
Scltmil to send children lo sum
'_
__ _
The earen of l.et boxes nf rrapefrill* were being transferred ti»
leer .amp. III"! to lhe lT.ua Jnl,#
.
#» * *
snoih.r truck ai a late bnur ye*,
Fund, and kV. to » nrety family 1 ^ 1 r | a r ^ I r | C | f
irr.tajr with homy wreckers and a
There* much mot* to do yet in | j | v l Q j J V a l l J U
rresr standing by to right Dm
the f»ur remaining month* of thi*
trailer and tractor,
year," he *aid.
MIAMI UK—Two former Miami
i Tha road wrasn't cleared until
Dave Gatehel, chairman of th*
detective*, freed on a charge of
Cub Scout pack Number 3i will
9 10 and one wav traffic wax main,
•crtpling a bribe, indicated they
hold its first monthly pack inrrt- proiecl* committee nt the Klwam*
WASHINGTON *v-Tha United lamed fur V» hntirx.
riub, told the group ot plant un
may ask for their lob* hack
Ti e Sanford Boat and Ski Club, log of 'hr fall season tomorrow at ■Irrwsy for Die Klwani* (lama on Stair* has the making* nf * far,*
Former Detective Sgt. James an uprising group of boat rnthusl. 6 30 p m al Uk Elk's (Tub Pic.
rlas* crisis nn it* hand* in thr
King, former detective E. J. Car- a»t* wdl gather tonight in the nic Grounds on E a't Second St. Oil. tl “ We've set our goal for Middle East, with th* danger nf
berry and texl driver Forter Mon CAD Hal' above Touchton's ProgAll Cut. Scouts of Pack 31'along l.ooo advance tnkel*,''he reported a new A rab-ltratli war in th# back
roe went free yesterday wh»n •tor# at t o'clock for It* meeting. with thrir families and friends
ground
Court of Crlmex Judg# Ray Pear
Titsl la th# reason Secretary «f
Dos. Smith, prrsi.lrnt, ha* an are urged to attrml Every family Morgan To Attend
son said be had no alternative but nuumed that th* ptildie i* invited
Stale Dulles has sent George
,l’ hr'r'* f,M,d fur the picnic at
lo acquit Ihem,
to the meeting The club welcome ter which entertainment w,|| be Elks M eet Tonight Allen, hix assislanl for Middllie
Th# alleged paynft took place anyone interested in either boat ntteied and award* will be given
..........
_
John W,_ _
Morgan,
vice presrden! Eastern attain, on an urgent mu
In a downtown hotel room In May ing or vfcting. bul would like to There will be several tu.bcalx i n ' o fth e E lilC e n trj) Division oflhe lion tn Cairo
MOSCOW _K—Tfie Soviet Uninn,
where television cameras, wire re- itre-c that those pariicituting tn durbd at Ibis meeting.
Florida State Elk* Association,
Allen lias Ihe evident taxk of keeping its promise* lo th* tier*
rordrr* and a one way mirror had club sctiittir* do nut have to own
German
Present Dcr Mnthrr* are Mr* will make his nffirai visit lo San- trying In per.ua.le Egyplian Die mJ,„ , j, (d ry in g
been scl up to record the transac boats.
James Grant n.' I)eo I, Mrs W T ford lardge No. 1211, Bmevnlent mirr Gamal Abdel Nasxer not b> „,r prisueirr*
tion.
T(l, Mnarow press l.«lav pubThe group I* planning » rruDc Deberr# ot Drn ,t, Mi- Forn-st and Protective Order of Elk*, to* im|>oit sueh a volume end vatlely
of armx from Uomnumlst Cireho | ilh, l( , decree nt the Presidium
Evidence waa collected by Coun lo Arior Park Sunday and anvone lire, krnridge nf Den 7 and Mrs night at R o'clock ,
Supreme Soviet ordering
ty Solicitor John Manh; Dan Sul inters*lrd in going Is asked to Jack Mali nt Drn 9 lames Grant
The.# will he • fr#a buffet, Slovakia as would upset Ihe fir-!i nf
livan, operating director of lhe brine a picnic lunch and h# ready is Den Father ol Ihe W’cbelo's smoker, an I entertainment follow- cate power balance between the g 8g; ld ((,, prisoner* freest out| rlKhi.
trim # Commission of Greater Mi to Is ate Ihe Munro* Bridge at Den rnd Charles Atkinson D Cub ing the meeting, according to of- Arab slate* and Israel.
• a m.
ami, and o private invertigatnr.
Dulles is tmderxlond lo hase
Drrxidtum ta d Ihe other
master
| fleers of Ih* local lodge.
•ought to impre»x thr dangers of 7n because nf the “ .special grasIhe situation upon Soviet Foreign sly * of INrir offenses against 111*
Senkarik Home
Minister V, M. Molotov in New Russian people, would he handed
Yoik.
over fnr further dri|x.*ition tn tha
Chosen For Meet
Fast or West German govern*
Th* meeting nf the Men's d u b
me#'*, depending sn tlm . otigui.l
Co ast O f Mexico
of th* Lutheran Church of the
re-i.lences.
Redeemer will be held tonight at
Piermer Nikolai Bulganin toll
Is Facing T h re at
the home nf Jerry Senkarik. 2412
West German Chancellor Konrad
South Elm Av*„ at 7 30 p. m.
Adenauer during their talks hern
O f Vicious Kilter
earlier this month that Russia
Thlr 1* the aocial organiaation
By The Associated Pres*
of Ih* rhurch for Ihe mrn memwnul.l release the prisoners, Tim
Hurricane Janet, considered the was Die principal Condition A.fe.
her* and regular meeting* ar#
most vicious killer of lhe sea,nn's .............
..... ....for..opening
......... ...........
......
naurr fixed
diplomatio
held on Ih* fourth Thursday ef
tropical «tormx conllnu#d tn mnve relatums between Moscow and
each month.
relentlessly toward Ihe Mealran Bonn.
A builneaj meeting, called for
coast today.
the purpotn of diieuiting proper
Janet, already rhargrd with lak
ty and the near futur# building
ing lhe lives ot hundreds in a little
of Ike church. Is ael for Friday
more than a week, s i . expected Bales Is Elected
night al T:30 at the Horn* nf th*
tn
hit a 130-mlle stretch between
R*v Settle** mann on Orange Av*.
To D istrict Group
Y'eracrui and Tuxpan
Donstd Bakes, who attended the
The New Orleans Weather Buroau said Jam ! parked winds esti Exr.-utivs District meeting of lha
Yanks Take Second
mated up to between 123 and 130 American Cancer S.sclfiv last
evening at the Angebilt Hotel In
nph.
From Dodgers, 4-2
Torrential calm were forecast Orlando waa elected to serve on
S E W YORK f4*t—Perfect ha.#for lha mountains to Ih* west from th* district program rommlttea
ball weather, mild and Hear with
Plana arc being forwarded lo
Veraecui to Ciudad Victoria. Real
the thermometer In the TO*, greet
were expected to be rough along •ecure Ihe next district eonven.
ed the New York Yankee* and
th# eoaxt at far north a* Port Hon for Hanford.
Brooklyn Dodaere fur today’* s*e,
Attending the meeting from Ban#
O'Connor, Tex.
.U &
cad World Series game at Yankee
Janti, born kept. It. entered ford, in addition lo Bales was Mr*.
Stadium.
MORE THAN 110,000 in damag# wai estimated In th# a boy# wrrek when tb* tnieV, awnrd bt Wilson (be Gulf of Campeche after slash Gtrtrod* Dtngfelder. ehairman nf
The Yankee* teak the game h r Horn# Produr# C o ,turned over after im ashtnr Into tbn roar of a passenger car. Not# th# transform- ing at lha 223 mil#-wide Yucatan the 5#mlnoIr County Chapter ot
a 4 4 icer*.
tha American <tenetr Sectety.
Faaiuula.
ar. tataphoM comwcUon box, wrlrta, and power pol a on top »f tha wratkad truck. (S tall Photo)
. . . . e „ • v * s*
3 Local Students
To March In FSU
Band At Miami
I
Verne Wheeless Plans
To Autograph Books I
Goldsboro School
Contract Let today
For New Addition
Traffic Tied Up
About 5
Hours
First All Breed
Dog Show Slated
At Daytona Beach
iBoal. Ski Club Scl
For Sunday Cruise
First Fall Meeting
Set By Cub Pack 34
May Be Developed
Reds Keep Promise
Made To Germans
J.
�•-
Boys Learn Good Trades At Florida School
l#~
*
H;
operate Iba Ktllf automatic preta
fEdHur i Noto: TV «iteU#nc# of! to begin hi* *Jem*nfar: abop work well-equipped ahupa
uxed for Uia work, folding li dew
In
the
couth
of
atudy
her*,
a
i ,cfiool nawipiper kaa*n »• "TV He it then given a rate to "t!ein "
Y»itow J»chH
f* 1* ' *? to* *!' meaning that he take* every letter bop become* familiar with all of bp band aad the mailing fpatting
t#ntlon of n t Sanford H»ratd. It out of Ibc caae, aaaemblc* them in th* machinery and ha* l*aa to name* on each paperj it alao
w it IV well *rM#n atone*. *•• lines, removing leftere which have leant when entering the Irada tn handled bp atudeBla ualag Wing
call,nr# of rompoutioo, and th* fallen into tha wrong diviaion*, and a public ahop upon hia return
mailiag machinal.
home.
B#itnrai of IV p«P»r If**1
replacfi all type in th* proper
Conildarabla favorable comment
The
Yellow
Jacket,
acbooj
n#*»«4 ut to bun* to M r
*“ * place*. In performing Ibit phaie,
.
^
«,wi.i ,«4 haa been mad* regarding tba
„ha- happ*n. »n ,h* Prot*‘* ol he "Itim a tha caaa" being ahl* to >***■ * b,»b,JjV x. - i l l M^eart*
M wapaptr aad tba boyt ar* alwayi
pubUhiag each »'!«*«’ )
pick up any letter or figure wanted
f/V lM bJ
One of Ih* I»«**t »nd h#*M without referring to bl« caae chart
« '• * " « * *
‘“ ‘l * on Ut* alert to pul *ut Ih* heal
M ,ipp»l pftfltlm #»iihtl*hm#eta for guidance, alao Ih* correct rtrn“ »
work poilible m i each itau*.
to V found in th* atil# it located method Of putting type Into the \ ° n c o m ^ . - pra tiraly i l th*
H tha Florida ciuaen hai ever
m lb* campua of th* Florida In-, compo.ing .Tick and -in handling type u.e-1 and atudent preaimen
had Ih* vary flrat idea that educa
d j,trial Vbonl for fto)* anrl tt l* type for dnlnbutmn.
tion and triiaing ar* not put to toe
her# that many •»»» each year ar#j following thla phaie of training. D g y f j i i / f i e ' A r n i W
forafmflt wb*re boy. are commu
a good foundation for enter the boy la ready for elementary / v C y U i U l
r ^ l 111/
ted to Florida Indualrial School
ing th# priming trad# a* a Ilf* .hop work which rnnaitti r.f com- ^ a
for Roy*, then thu itory li meat
)nnl prof# aalnn. It It an #*tahlnhed poair.g Ilmple fih«, twelve ih num- f / Q S 5 G S U D G I 1
for thought.
fir* (hat bora, upon completion n! her, wherein It learned rapihliraa
th* printing rourt# h*rr. ar* far lion, Indention and tabulation a a . f N
Many boy* have aapreated their
_
C r\r
KA a n
Jh afvanr* of what an »mp!o»*r well aa fumuhing abundant prac* L / O O f j
I Of
/ t l w f i bappineir. after all. that they were
aaparta of an apprentice and thu tire In compcnuig ant rtit'ribulton.
*ent ta tkJa acbool becaua* they
» > l|a " | n at tha trained V ) an and the u*e *d lb* proof pre** a*
The Regular Army, which boaata had been given an opportunity to
id «nt*ga ta m u rin g employment well a* proofreading and marking the diitmctiun of having both it* mahe a good beginning on a trade
upon bit return home
following thi* *eriei oT |c»*ona own Air fore* and Navy, hia career.
Student* for thi# unit of ) \* Iher* la amilher aet of rj\ie*tiofi» opened iti clamor,m door* to *fTh* young men, trained at thli
VK-Jlinoal liaiama profram «r*i which Ihe atudent aa*wera and then rapt application* from qualified ■ehool. a n prow* of th* m u lt of
i*I*ct*d bp Director R. W. Hatten he ii ready fnr Ih* advanced men to train in th# latter of th#** tbalr effort# and Juitly ao, *a anv
from among 1b* hoyi in ih* upper rnurte which I* mad* up of firda, i»o, according to Sergeant Henry on* of them, after ■ abort while
academic trad**, a* It it neteaiafy buiinca* *nd aoeial, envelop* rnr P. Jacobien Iba local Army re- ran do really good work. Boy a at
that a hoy hate a good httkgmund tier*, Irtlerhead*. invotcCI, ilmpte. rruiler,
thla athool go to work Itki printer*
In Engluh. mathematlra and .petl- and difficult ruled form- and At fori Kuitli, Va , horn* of lb* and newipapermen. work like real
Ini to #v#r become a r o d work ; work prlnled in two. Ihre* and fo-ur! Army Tramportation athool. a tradaimen and do their be** to de
man in th# prtnlma trade Th» color*, all of which fumlihe* the aperlilircd program of itudy !• Ih* liver on time.
claai In printlna. aa othar tratnin* itudent a large amount of pre»* „ r» week eoluicd men'* Marin#
"The Yellow Jacket" I* e tri
until, II divided lain ton group*, work prarticc t.’pon fim>hing Ihe
Repair courae.
bute to the leader* who teach the
okla and a\rn«, according In grad* advanced coiiric. Ihe atudent then ..Thl| r „u(l, „ olfercd to man youngilari In tbalr charge It la
BUteber-tha avan dlvlalon working hecome* a • c o m m a r r lir printer b#tv, , fn lh, » , , , „f jy 1|yl M who • tribute tu tha c a n , th* thoughtone dap and tha ndd« th* nett.j and lake* ht« place m aupplying ttP bljb trhool griduatra, under fulntM, tha Inward |ov* for "a
•ach rlala alland* aehnol on iti the trhool with the many form*
provulnoa of the Itegulir r*al boy". And then. It I* a tri
•■off dap. It hai haan tba cuitnm required in it* operation, * nirn ^ rn]y’t eacluaiv* "Re*»rved for bute to th* youngvtar who n for many r*»r* for th* odd din-' range from almpl* nolle# allpa tn you-« training piograin. Thia pro* makev hlmteli to that when h*
(ion to publiih th* Yellow Jacket the mo»t highly complttalcd rule j r4tn allow* the applicant in Ip- goea home he ran proudly aay "I
along with their ttudlea, while ih* work Manual* for tha academic pjy jor „ lfba<)i rourae and he know I ran dn II."
tv rn t take rar* of th* gr*ater part dapartmeat, *nm* of th»m running | tvan t written alignment to hi a
of th* printini u>ad hr the tehnnl, n*ir twn hundrrl page*, are *l*o rhnu* v h r e he enlim ", th* r*which »a au/fictent to ka*p the printed In th* local ahop.
The nimble pronghorn anlrlope,
trulter aald
plant huap *varr day in th* *»fk
.
. ,
. . .
. i faiie.l animal In North Amrrica,
Th* ahop, whirh cover* a fl"'ir
Kiplinalinn of th* melhnl of pate of approximately five and a S jrjc .n l .1 a a h . * ■ « P ^ j w l j haa boubetd back from threatened
lhal, the Marine Hull repair , Itl|letlon of,,u „ j,
,8 |lloir
itudp will etplaln tn Ih* lajm in
Jh0U.,/ ,)'1
i« taught hy civilian and a limited hunting aeivon
h i* a bop can atari from th* very b,lf.
huill for lh« purpoa* and allow,
a
..
. military InatrucWn who hav* hed
beginning and tn a few mnnthi great many plec** of marhineri many year* of e.p*rtenr* In whip
ha ahl* to carry th* moat difficult to b# uacd without crowding. A
Job or pier# of work, tn cnmple. hat of ih* equipment, lnrlu<le« a cootiniction and rallied trkde.,
tin*, grinding rompnaiiM, rutting battarp of a Ltantyp* marhlne. both in and outride of Ih* Rervicc.
paper to duirwd all*. make-ready, with fift**n magazine*, *arh mn- Tbev have been (alerted for their
or putting tha Job on tha prfu, taming a dlfferant far* of type, ahillty at teacher* a* w*tl a* fnr
feeding th* preta, tahhlng nr bind approaimat*lp thirtp raaf* of hand their technical knowledge and
ikill a* rraftimrn.
ing a t oHared, and putting ma- lyp«, thee* open, or hand f*d
Th* program of inatructlon I*
tfriah away fnr future u it.
prr***a, thr** roller and ink rahdivided
into >ix main irctiona.
To begin with, the atudanl la Wat*, on* l*r|* cnmpnaing <tnn*.
g iitn a apemlJp preparwl toil- five bp eight feat, with atorai* carh being devoted to a major
book, th* flrat part of whirh la rarki, aiveral amaller atone*, four phaa* of hull repair work The iti
taken up with atudtea la grammar, •paring material cabinet*, twn are: Intrcaiurlion lo Hull ronitruc
the printer!' u*tem ef m aim re. hraai rule rahineta, wnwal and lion; Welding; Shlpfittlng; Sheeland many other quMtinn# relating m*tal furniture rahineta, meial Meial work; Plpefitllng; and
In th* trade, among whirh are In furnar*, Kelly R autnmalir pre*t, Ship* Carpentry.
cluded namei and mea of the power atitrher, power punching ma All aectioni nl the program In
Virloui pierat of equipment he chine, drying rabinet, twn paper rlud* ample prarltcal aaerclie
will u*e In hi* aludp. It fa tn Ihlt eutleri, one of which la a 44-inch wher* rUt.tonm machinal i* apaert nn lhal th* atudent learn* Ih* power ruder, while Ih* other I* a plml lo aclual work on hull, and
pronfmirka and tha " d n V and twenty-aia inch machine. There ar* hull component*. During both indun ii" of tha ah >p. Upon com alio a number nf amaller piece, ilrurlinnal practiral eacreli* p*rpletion of Ihla tertian of the book of equipment Including milcting M i , the lateit training aidi, ma
t v unarm
atudent wntei fiut
out in«
the iniwvri
anawara marhlnei, lead and alug cufteri, rine matrrial., and tool* are rued
in*
to ih* qufiUnna rnv#ri*g Ih* ma- aaw trimmer and many other Th* ahop. Ibemtelvra ar* large,
t*n«j b* haa aiudmd and It ready neca.tary Item* ibat ar* found In well lighted and venlllaied, nail
equipped, ar»1 'ultramodern-Jk-4 *★ • k eigb. modem I alio get tKb-'»p|MPI
lunlty tn vlilt Ihe Fort Kuitli
port area, ther* numemua typ«a
of craft are kept for training purpair*.
Th* ohjetl of (he rotiri* (a to
tram men lo1repair ateel and wood
Hull* and relaled atrurture* of
Army harbor and landing rraft,
Kureetaful romplrllnn, however,
pave, ihe way In more advanced
liudie* and further practical «iperirnce In repairing all Ippea nf
ve.arli, auch experience lead* lo
highly daatrahla poailioni that aa•ure fiat promotion, in aervlce
ir.it Inatirr. prnmlung civilian employ men!. There la i great need to
day (nr iktllrd hull irpalrmen
throughout the nation, particularly
lor men who hav* avpcrltnra with
Ihe amall rommerrlal lyp* m i l
mrh at ihoie uaed by lh« Army",
thr recruiter laid
Further Information about ■
tuirantred aiiifn n an t In th* If*rina Hull Repair CnurM la availihla at th* Army Racrultag IU 11m . Federal Office RulMltf la
OHkmlo, nr ae# R|t. Jacnbaen at
ih* Pm t Office In ftanfen! avtry
M#*day and WadnemUy,
Prices O f Coffee
May Take Tumble
WASHINGTON JT—C otttt price*
•hould tumble b«f«r* the year *
end. more than traakg th* r«*nt
retail price booati which raf^d
up to 4 cent! a pounl
thi* «ai th* conatmus today ol
trad* «b**n*ra Mre, who noted a
world lurplui of coffee ta upected
and new h m eiti atari coming (o
market tn November aad Decem
ber.
Pne*! might break #*#a befor*
November, th* oburvan uid,
•hould rnlfee-growlng BraiU toon
go ahead with a thag-rumored cur
rency devaluation which
make her coffee cheaper In lcrm»
of US. dolitri.
Mainland China hat son muiica
people.
, POMS A » MKUI WOMItS *i ihap make their wap up a hQl w a r Lew Angel** with a vtrelrher bearing
1wuiiaaa Novak. He » n on# of throo ponoeva knjurod whan th* ear, pictured in background, hurtled
over ■ cliff and tumbled to • valley 1M feet below. Non* woa oeftouaip h u rt bfm. Lula Van LaeOwm.
th* driver, Mid ah* accidentally ptiahed th* gaa pedal Waited of the brake. f/nt#f**H*Ml Jowodphotel
Argentina Moves
To Broaden Support
agreed to a m t on th* Junia. Earh
»aa expected to contribute four
repreMntaUvea.
*
Aa th* O rm an army In lu ly
RL’CNOl AIRF.A vN—Th* Argen
tin* provtiional govrrnmcnt moved retreated northward in Auguit
lPtl. they blew up all of Florence'!
today to broaden III aupport and
glv* a «ho* an tn* arm to the na- bridge* except tha Pont* Vecehio.
tion'a alowly reviving democratic
political life
Legal Notice
Interior and Juatlr* Minuter Ed
> ric rtn a c j * te a
uardo "utao announced a four•voftre u McnicaT n n r w
party "coaiultative Junta" would lh*r «* ar* aaiaaa* In ►uln.aa
Ban Lan*-- lariaaa. r-v n ia unh# formed to advi** Proviilnnal •*
Oar ih# fiMlllna. aim* tan Laid*
Frealdant F d u irjn Imnardi and hia nr»*nh«utaa aat tx*i w* <n-.n* in
raglaiar ••!# ran* with th* <*l»rX
Cabinet until a new Congret* ia -1
t r,» Cl rcalr Caurt, a.mlnnl*
fn » » u r 4 a-|n ,H » .
tn
# r.n«*# nc#
elected
will'
rtntiMaa nt th# r-mitlin.,#
Stum aald four partie.—Rad- S ’ thth*
• aiat'it*. t#-*ii! **«tl*n.
ideal. Democratic, Anrtalnt and m a t pinna# pri'utf# tail
II tt. tr u n r.n
Progremve Democratic — bad I
U
K. *******
FRISCO
PAINTS
"Miking
Paint History"
SANFORD
P A I N T CO.
WE SPECIALIZE IN PAINTS
FOE TEE PAINTERS
WHOLERALS * RETAIL
407 W. FIRST ST.
FREE PARKING
. . . WI TE
QUALIFIED CARE!
Th* wonder drug* w a l work
mlmalt* fa* v*o nal««*
•eribad atwlftonlly far vour
H**4a- B** p m t doctor flrat:
bring hi* »r**eri*tten to na!
F au st’s D ruff Store
Near P. O.
Ph. 103
.
f
c o u l d n 't c o r n
H n ■ bo o U • ntsOer who ihowi little oonesra
If m iau ftetu ftn Advertise in^oewspspm or not.
Oh# mm# h i believes la newspaper advertising for
maUan tt* hfaualf—but he domn*t leelim that he
■honk! W fim uufbetttfen to advertise ihtfe, too.
lo s s
RSppOy,aanufktuien tie w ill asw ep^ntflw ff
and mote. What deafer .evidence th u in Um record
amount of iini|B they placed is g w ip p n the ftm
s i E a o a t h i e r i » 5 3 T B o th n t i d i u d
o u t A n h iilrt
used more newspaper sdvt M i in the hist lit
months of 1955 than ia u y similar period in history.
Fortunately, the s a u o Is a rare creature.
-
vertise togethar so effectively u in the nterspsper.
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V
Mr
-.
�™ om j
IMirtD!, ;v
of f !i>Inc Ini son-in-Lw w.s
museum piece ride, v , • ,,,
\}m i ITON SCHWARTZ (rlgbl), «*. a"d hit wife, Rmnlte. IS, arrive >t
preliminary hearing ir i . \
l t i l ) H»H In Philadelphia with their attorney* for a h-aring lrtl<< 1«
Erl'-- Hr tt.il rrlr .*«!
|
"abortion death of h tirtu Dori* Jean CMtreichcr, The Schwart/cs
IVnr" u n i that Shield! sdm ••
ere arretted lait weekend charged with committing an atwxtlon as
the shooting b m iM • ‘■* bi
trauie lots of life ami were alio secured of perjury ami m s p in c y ,
*i -v were continued on bait of |},000 each and bound over to thy
t-v— .:.m uX the grand jury.
(/slrnuttionol Aoundpholo)
V
A "HUMKANi MUNTWT CMW itudies a weather map at l.a Gturdta
'Airport, New York after spending two days on the trail of llurnrana
Zone. Thr Air force officers, whef flew three mlialoni Into the storm,
are (L lo r.): Capt. Clarence W. Nolle, weather observer; Capt.
Reynaldo Kodriguer, navigator and Ma). Robert Kerr, flight rwn-V.
snander. Calling the itnrm tha biggeet of the year. Nolle laid In
Clocked winds up to Ilk mdei'an hour and sighted waver 31 f e t
high aa the converted D-2t flew Into the e»e of storm, f Inlemaitoeef)
RITTT to rn of New York In ftvlmr With to
City, Mi x a '
t thrown in hlilorj * lir*t bullfight evimpelitton between win
I'rr op|-nirr*t v
Juanita A|v*tnln, M->in'a champion Inn i i
J ,ttv rcruvcrrd from ttie Inu to Am h nit Itie lu ll and win lb
| -ail's n r Iter Second kill wot poor. •' >wcver, and the hot lit
match to Juanita, who earned three eat*.
liulfiM tk'ul,
' TVIfl Vitrrtim Mir '■■? V M,
Molnlut arrtvi In New \
*
brail the It'. ■ .n ih
t
Hie truth feaiion of the Cnilevl
Katii t" i
It ■
1 •'*
bind
1■
viet Anthill o r In the I
t
Mate* lie laid lie let! thr r. I
from ktoamw lo Ne v Y»'* was
no* smoother, iJnier iati "1it*
MAJ JOHN (IStNHOWIR. It. too of lb* I*re*.l,1i-nt. enter* r.t**im'
o n At in v Hoapitai after dying from h >hlngtnn to Denver to I*
at im father’s side With him Is James llajprrly (i
llMIIO pre>« iciielary. Tlie iN iar v I i n pint I • i • •
i n n ) thr cxirrldnr from the chief Executive, who Is ...... rtc l ri
lug ‘comfortably ’ after a “modcrale" hr.itt attack. (Iniertiaflonal.
SHOWN AT A MISS CONftltNCt In Seattle. W .vh. are Walter A. .
Jt r«i it and hi» wife. Ailrlr, both of whom wrte rrren'ly trie rd by I
the Chloric Communist* Mr*. Itiekett w is rel’ j*- -1 hv the Red* Ih I
July ami her husband v at one of len Amcrir.in captive* who v > n|
(Jnuriuitiu'. .J>
Si.rased by II.oClliucie Ileus c-ll.tr Uul ukii.US,
■ rfflA M 'N A D tKC , kfl. w e a lth y m tto n m e e .h sn t from
w y ..r t
*n l
lint iko Knjimn, Mi«* Japan rn the Mi a llnlvrrr i Mute t in I•>>•, «
Shown after their m.irri.f?e in a Shinto rervm my at i hotel In
Y i.yn. Tti** rusipte r** itcd ihrir mirri.i"* with I'orr' - 11. r i, of
. L~.wr III Uio UaclrlicHMl Japaitc-c LuJuuU. i J*irrtuiii<jiu.l Kibli.ml..u..l
i MIS. PATHOA CASTIUO, 31. an*
Ipntinces that »he is ’ ready to
Wcoperate with authorities’ a*
s lie U arraigned In Federal Court.
ItrooUlyn. N.Y.The young mothfrr reportedly admitted hiding
* w s fur a itlrkup gang that in*
eluded her husband. She Iden*
Hated five other men Involved In
Inn attempted bank holdup last
A pril. She hsd been held In
f jO.OOO ball but w n lent home
After she told her story lo jwllce.
IN AN onppeeedentM photo,
Pupa fiin XII i* ihown enjoying
•ne of hts rare moment* of re*
Uaatian In an tfl-hour working
day at Vatican City, Italy, as ha
bolds a tiny bullflnrh, one *f hts
favorite tama birds, (Cashofia
Dlpesl Photo from l alenuHioadU
A WOUNDfD CRIWMAN of the ile*tm>er Cerronln It lowerr.l t t
p rr at Montevideo, I uigu ty. after the Argetilinr reliel tup had <■*
g igeil In a luittle with loyal pianrs on the River I’l ile. It i\ ot><- of tha
II thlpt in the n led Cot ilia thal irpottexlly lu-rd up In hitlle arr ,y
all llurnoa Aliex, Ihreatenlng to shell Ihe rapltM c it v unli ■» P u *
dent Juan li. IYido iralgned. ...
(I«lcr»uiR.tuil Hud*. j> .o:oJ
■■•OJ^nfflifNbtJiO, St, and his bride, Prin«*• ■ srarlel-earpelrd gondola
d°J7l ,h* Gr*nd C*n#1 ,n Venice,
drlUg. Tha marriage united two of Europe's
* ^ r m BlnT,r0iitha “r,,1ocrafT %rr* 0:1 ‘•and
S o S L Seb^tllan. Tha couple wilt
n Falls, N t .. and live In Meslro where th*
ajgrwajjowal JUdlophoteiJ
•NITON ZIMIt, a polio victim, gets the first gllmp-e of her m w.
ndbfw*i!lliV WJ )r "*,* p|r," fr‘ <Nltt by mm e IStanr Steele at a
: ?! A° Milwaukee. ImmclhiUly after btrlh, the Infant v a*
i to tha burna of a itiaUva.
(iaarnaiton*! Jwundphciof
nil WOSIO S l l l t t mutli-Jet teaplane, tlm XPiiM
* " 'lr ' ■'* ‘linucually |in.niliing“ in i. i. ,n c i,(-j j Ikiliimure, Front view (tupj dUplayi the rr .iii .t
ei tin naeallca on top of tha wing* and atv> the T- ha|
aid lank* are on the wing tip*, lirxigor.i for nunrl.ic
n-t<mo.n-.jnrr, the Seaniattrr It shown l.tVn,^ „f| tr
flight. The plane rr(nirlrdly hat a ijieid of Cco mj.n, (
A IV W O .IN rOMPIVTIOM HINTS campaign Is started to swath thn
$l3.0«M.noo needed lo complete and equip tha Albert Einstein Col-i
lejje of Medicine, New York's flrit new medlral col lego In 57 years,
Examining a model of the rallegr, which opened ill doom to It* flrxh
<1. . ifund
. __ I eximmlttry.
_______ ...__ __
___ ar«'V
d a ta this month, are member* of live
They
<1. to r.>: Mas J. Kira, rhalrman of the hoarl of Yrxhlva Universltyt.
kVIlllam J. Is-eitt. l^vittnwn. Pa : Nathaniel U tJoM.trin, former'
Now York Stall AUarwcy G tM ialj G auge A le u t of lloeUxs. Ua*u
�XOWW
ARM
INGUPINTHEBUltPENf
Suppose You Won Scholarship?
The lin t wiantr. la I t a . ws*
Hinton, then 1< and frrthly gradii- Barrington. R.I., with hit wife , Rlj
ated from LaketWe High Schoul a ll-jear-uld daughter.
in Sealllt, Wash
____ William*. whoi Hutton Joined a email n ic a n h
had Jutt completed hit tludiet at laboratory run by Theodore Edi.
Ea*t I’rovidenre (R .l.) High School ton, ton of the inventor, after hla
graduation from MIT in i n i
Hat ehoten In 1M0
Both automatically won an all- The background of the Edi ton
•tpente education at Mattacbu* tcbolarthip caught up n ltr llu - A
.. kiU he
It* wat
u At In
In Ikw
irntit during
Ihc Army
teltt Imtilute of Technoloiy anJ while
World War II. The rankt of tcienreceived widetpread publicity.
lists working .fur Ihe National Ad
Where a rt they today?
Hutton it a civil tervlce idea- visory Committee for Aeronautic
litt, engaged in retearch for the had barn depleted bp the war, an.]
National Advltory Committee for in 191< ihe commlllee tuughl tu BU
Aeronautics af Langley Air force Ihe gapt with eipedally qualm, d
tervice pe.-tonnel
Bate. Hampton, Va.
Hutton wat cboven because of
Willlamt it leaching a fe»
rouriet and tpedaliilng In Iheore- hit education under Ihe scholarUral phytlca at Brown Univeriity thip. In IMS be wat given an hon
orable discharge and continued aw,
In Providenco.
work under federal civil tervice.
Sayi Williams:
Todty Huilon't Job It with the
"I think my carter would hive
been pretty much the tame svrn if maneuver loadt branch of NACA,
I hadn't won thal itholarihip which leitt the strength. bulMing
don't believe it woukl have made ability and air speed measurement
of military and civilian piano in
moth difference"
One difierence that It did make, the planning itagri He n married
however. * n that William! re and the father of fnur boy*.
ceived hit undergraduate educa Even though M y rart hiva
tion at MIT. He later returned to latted. Willlamt ilill wlnrrv at tha
Brown for graduate itudy, and It ahel, "America'* Brightest Hi i "
“ That wat a purely public1 )
wae in thla period that he decided
to devote himtelf to an academic label. "Amerlca’i Brightest Boy."
c a r e e r . He took hit Ph H. in nothing to do with Ihe Edison
scholarship I have always knuun
phytici at Brown In 1*37.
In the fall U 1S37, hr Joined the I was net a prodigy. At far at j
faculty of the University of Maine, ran tee. I'm iuit a fellow of aver
five y rart filer he returned to age career In aradrmlc work "
iXLUSTfM
TOYO U S tf
GUNSLtflCR
Sanford and Central Florida citizens
should be the proudest In the south now
th a t the Seminole Memorial Hospital la
peering completion with an opening targ e tdate soon to be set for one of th e most
modem hospitals In the entire southeastern
area.
When the doors are opened to the pub
lic many eyes will also be opened on the
newest creations for the ease and com fort
of hospital patients In modern history.
Not only will the public lie able to see,
In not too many weeks a modern structure,
with modern emiipment. and the latest In
furnishings, but a combination of colors,
from room to room, and from floor to
floor, that will Interest, will rest, and will
keep on# glancing for something new each
moment.
, . , . ..
From the holler room st the bsck to th«
topmost portions of the building, there are
eve-opening, thought-provoking, and unusual
hospital necessities that gives the visitor a
distinct aura of confidence, n knowledge of
power behind the skill of the doctors aptl
nurses who might wait on him sometime In
the future.
Nothing has hern left out In the planning
for tha care and comfort for the patient.
Kvery article that might add to the better
performance of duties on the part of every
person on the staff-to-be of the hospital
has been built Into the hospital th a t will
goon he unveiled and presented to the pub
lic.
The Seminole Memorial Hospital Is one
that will no doubt draw visitors from far
and wide to gape In aive at the wonders of
Science and Invention, the wondera of me
chanical achievement, and the wonders of
thinking In term s of being a boon to the
easing of pain and sickness.
This column could describe, for hours,
the wondera that have been edded to the
citizena' honpltnl. Word* a re unavailable
that m ight enlighten the reader a* to w hat
might be neen on the hoapltnl «|icnlng day.
We w ant to put you on notice, however, th a t
you will be amaged. you will wonder, you
will be atirpriaed, even to th e furniahlng of
plenty o f light ahlnlng from the outside
through big. gleaming window* and the
soothing glow from soft, pleasant colors on
the Inside.
We w ant to commend to you the Sem
inole Memorial Hospital, even weeks before
the anticipated “opening d ay ". It Is a credit
fn Seminole County. It la th e added “inosf"
that will tal e care of our sick and wounded.
All of Florida will l» proud o f O l'ft hos
pital.
•
•
the nation at “the brightot boy
In America," and t d u c a c d
accordingly.
Would K bars any significant
effect on your later career?
Two men. non- in their early Mt,
had that unique ciperlrnrc. One
tayt It e a t a ilgnifleaet factor
in landing him In hit present Job
at an aeronautical rstearch .cicnliil. Tha other, a phytict profeator. taya ha believe* hit career
Hould have been prrtty much the
tame without tha trholarihip.
Wilber B Hutton anJ Prof.
Arthur O. William Jr. were t'.e
only winner* of a tcbolarthip tel
up nearly three decadet ago- by
Thomai Alva Kdlton. Newvpnprrs
hailed the winner at the nVion's
hrightcit boy
_ selected
from rand idate i quitted by t
board of prominent men.
The tchnlarthlpt were awarded
In 19ZS and 1130. then discontinued
because of Ediinn't death.
•
Some Questions Again
Again, a visitor to Sanford remarked
yesterday, “ what a wonderful river and lake
you have here, w h e n do the big boats and
barires rnm e In?**
Ila rd 'e a dav
I"' w ithout anmeone
falling ou r attention to the fact that we’re
m itsinr a hig bet right here under our
note. Of course, we know th ey ’re right.
The pitiful thing about ou r spacious and
valuable w aterfront Is the fart th at no one
la doing one thing about It. The days Just
loll along Just as If we had alt that wns
needed and nothing mora rould lie added.
Frankly, w ith docks and terminals near
the foot of the newly paved and widened
French Avenue, we would hear Industries
whistles blowing louder and louder.
We’re thinking that Orlando, alone,
would aave thousands of dollnrs In trucking
coats w ith barges bringing fuel oil to tbe
local port to be used by Orlnndo Utilities,
Instead o f th e long haul th a t they’re now
paying for. T his instance could ba multiplied
m anr-t!m es.
W arehouses would spring up, practic
ally overnight, If the docka and term tnala
The Sanford Herald
were provided. Truckers would operate out
of our C entral Florida elty to every point
about ua. Thousands upon thousands * of
dealer* would benefit by w a te r rates. Con
struction would be at an all lim e high keep
ing up w ith th e growth of ou r city If we
could realize th is one added attraction to a
now grow ing community.
•
We th in k th a t Sanford, aa far as the
docks and term inals are concerned, Is tike
a wire rope fitted tightly around a young
tree. The tre e will grow around tha rope—
the rope will never expand.
Suraly we don't want to be the wire
rope—sta g n a n t because of th e lack of ex
TODAY’S B1RI.R VKRAB
pansion.
And yn shall know the truth and thn * ^ S a n fo rd (a fortunate because of Its
tru th shall makn you free— John 8:S2— nnlque position In Central Florida — but
Partial truth, half truth enslaves and da- we're not taking advantage of the many
gradra men. Seek the whole truth.
possibilities for both growth and expansion.
f
SAM DAWSON
Next Few Weeks Said Important
NEW YORK IP—Without mtnlmUing the role of Ihe .link m tikel
m in t bumneitmrn hold that whsl
hipprnt In the neit fsw weeks la
(h* nation's tloret will be more
imporltnt lo Ihe economy than the
Hilly upt end down In stock
price*.
Mrpchints have been getting •
larger there of Ihe public's money
thii j e t r than last. They etpect
thii yen to buy will continue into
tha Chrittm ai tr*»on They look
for Ihe biggevt Y'ule trade ever.
How important Ihle buying psy
chology It can be teen In Ihe report
of the Commerce Department that
It Ihe prevent itage of the econo
my aa advance of only U a per
cent la rontumer buying adds five
billioa Hollar* in total HimanH for
good* and aarvice* la the ta ile d
Stale*.
Thtt y tar the public t i * whole
h** been laving only *1* rente of
each dollar left over after le ite ,
and (pending f t cent* ef It In the
first half of 1134 the publle wee
■tiling awey eight rent* of eecb
dollar and (pending M real* af It.
Tha buying splurge ll credited
with having boiitersd induilrial
induction. This ta turn his meant
Ighar employment tod Incomes.
Tha public's buying mood mikes
busier t» men boost their Inven
tories and causes IndustrUllils to
plsn for new plants and l« buy new
equipment.
Buying dropped aff very little
duriag the summer. It revived with
cool weather and retail salee ta
September have been substantially
ahead af lest year.
Although Americans s rt saving
fewer pennies out of each dollar
this yrar than Inat. tha total of
YOU'RE TELLING ME!
A PRANKSTER In Stockholm.
Sweden, hurled a beg full of water
a t a Soviet embeaay ear. Aside
from cricking the windshinM. the
•turn waa a washout.
------------------By BENNETT CERF-------------------•(
told his analyst, “One thing I want you to cure me
A PATIENT
of is an irrepresiibla destra to maka frequent long-duUnie
phone calls to myself."
“1 should think," muted
tha analyst, “that would
prove to ba a very expensive
indulgence."
“Not the wsy I do it." In- %
glued the patient. *‘I always ffi
reverse the charges."-A
Thla la hard to do whet with
everybody elm having * lure-Are
cure for 'em.
»/ v
-» t U V
Joe Kting boarded Me
I
J M w ji
home-bound bus tn the belt
H k / A M
of all powible humor. "I feel
V v > * |\
fine tonight," he boaited tohis neighbor, Goodktnd. "I 1 cJliiS ineC
got g cute little cocker puppy "fortrl
\
for my wife this morning".
“0 o s h," eighed Goodktnd
,
enviously. “I wish I could make a trade ttVe iw*i
A Central Free* writer predicts
cities af Um future may grow to
Pass bigger than present-day
states. Witt thla make tha mayor
n bigger shot than Um governor?
C
HAL B O Y L E
LETTERS TO
THE EDITOR
If wives really want to know why
billheads don't libs to let them In
to their poker games, hero a rt the
honest reasons:
1. They win too often.
I. You can't bluff them. They
tan sea through a min’s feeble
pretenM that ha holds three eras
whan ha actually only has a feeble
pelf af leas.
, I. They chest. If their bistlncl
doesn’t tell them whit you have in
your hand, they're always trying
ta peak and see.
4. Altar they win all tha money
•boy Oifoct tha Weere to walk
borne. They rarely after W land a
Kdltarj
Thank you far the ropy ef your
paprr ef Aepl. Sind, which wae
found at our door. And thank you
for the article about the four-inn*
Ing of Highway 17-91 and etpcrlally for the escellent editorial about
tbe alUtuda af tha Ceuaty Com
mits loner*.
Ewcleted find my ehteh for M
for which pirate tend me your
paper far the neat three moniha
e« that I ran heap la Wuth with
tha davtlepmaata af the project.
Vary truly ytura
Lloyd Croak
Maitland, Florida
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CHICKEN BAR-B-Q
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THREE NIGHTS OF DANCING
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penny-wise power service
lightens your work, bright*
ens your living, gives you
Added leisure for family fon
...fo r church Aid school
w ork...for fuller, richer*
Beyfor Florida living.
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Yet, the hig difference tn
today’s rural scene is that
cvcr-Rcddy electric switch!
xSo, for mixing,or pumping,
or Korea of other chorea...
for convenience, for profit,
for mote efficient forming
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�N i c k y Constantine
Social fcvenJtA.
Truth Seekers Sunday School Class
Elects Officers; Hears Resolution
•r
p sA A o n a h
Mr. #rd Mr*. B. L. Pnkin* Sr.
lrfl yp.lfrtUy f'T Rii-hmoml, A’#,
x n il for two
v n * they
Md kl.
Randall Ferrell i* hum# on *
short tiMUon from hi* work in
\\ a.hington, D. C. to viiit hi*
family. II* *111 l*av# (valu'd*}'.
Mr*. Julius Dlngfeldtr, Harry
Wei» *n<l Dr. Jam#* Foley aitendrd an exeluilve district meeting
hi ihr American t’a n rrf Society
Tuesday evening at the AngebiU
Jlotri in Orlando.
T h e Truth Seeker* 5un,J*y
School Cla*> of the Firtt Mathodut
• hutch met Monday afternoon in
McKinley Hall for a buame** and
social meeting with Mr*. K. W.
Turner, pretidrnt, presiding. *
A nominating committee prevent
ed Mr*. R F, Cremhaw a* new
president of the da**; Mr* R. W.
Turner, »lce preildetl; Mr*. Octavia Rumblry, tecretary; and
Mt*. T E. WUtoa a* treaiurer.
These weie duly elected.
Mr* Cren»haw. Mr* W. S
Thornton and Mr*. T E. Wtlwn
headed a committee for a revolul:on tn memory of Mr*. Nellie
Vaughn After the reading Mr*.
Thornton paid a tpecial tribute to
Mr* Yaugha a* "her value a* a
friend." She laid “ I never went
lo Neill* Vaughn'* home that I
didn't leave having a feeling that
1 had bee* ipiritually uplifted'*.
T n member* of the clavi bad
made long trip* to California and
gave Inlereating account* of their
viait* to the Mate. Mr*. I'ctrr
Mont* toiJ of her experience* and
Mr*. Turner gav* a brief report
of th* activities of the clan for
lhn year and expressed her *p
pm
ai and appreciation for uu
lint work of their eiwdflrera.
Mr* M. N, Castle preiented the
Happy Birthday devotional m ini at her theme
“The Mo>t Wonderful City and
Mr*. Limit Blount
How to tie! There *. Report* wer*
given fiom different rom m lttrei
You t t n reheat enok*d rire by a* this wa* th* last meeting of the
cnvrrini R with water, bringing year. A tpecial prali* went to
it fast to a boil, and draining it Mr*. Octavia Rumblry for brr
well
work a* Sunihln* Chairman.
Refreshment’ w r r a ’ arrxed by
Mrs. M. J . Houk, Mr*. M. N. Cat
tle and Sir*. Turner to Mr*. C.
C. P ried, Mrs. Mabl* Blount. Mr*.
HAT. OCTOBER 1ST
R. M Ma.on, Mr*. Olive Hell*,
Mr*. Thornton. Mr*. Caitla, Mr*.
Houk. Mra. Crenshaw, Mr*. Wil
ton, Mr*. Flo*»l* Good ion. Mr*.
LONG WOOD HOTEL
Rente Greek. Mr*. Eva llarkcy,
DINING ROOM
Mr* W J. David. Mr*. Reaulah
SlM
Moy*. Mr*. J. F. Riser, Mr*. BerCOCKTAIL LOUNGE
nx>: wil t: n r r mix* «t i » - j
tl« Brock. Mrs. Frank Ruth, Mr*.
■ himax m rr. i i u u a i i .
Monj*. Mr*. Rumblry, Mr*. G. H.
om.%vi) ii
Carlton. Mrs. Carri* Draper and
DANC1NC. SAT. NITK
Mrs. Turner.
FROM »:M T ll.l. T
race, i, v v it: n a i N K u a t
OPENING
W ARDS
Dinner Served I t' M -t* I'M.
Open Noon Sun.—Cloaed Man.
SATURDAY
SPECIAL
M M . (Ill N«R in XX) ii
Trim* Rllm o f B eef
2.7S
SUNDAY SPECIAL
M i l . «OIN«»: IIIV Vt.M
TURKEY DINNER
1.TS
PRIME RIBS OF BEEF I .TI
Steaks • Seafaada • ChkkeW
I'vril.lTIK*
n* i vats
PVNTIHS a a* a iv m R T *
H n fn lll* * * n .
I* e w ^
LAST TIME TODAY
2j®5x§EjBfflDEP
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wnma*. * « i * * M a — aaa
M H m n i m __ J
STARTS
TOMORROW
TNIY T IM TNI WIST I H H
M U A
WAHABI
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WMm
F0RIIILAEI
.111 l l D i l l
( o ln i,l(to
AI-SO
RICHARD CONTE
IN
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“The Big Combo**
TOMORROW k EAT.
SPECIAL ADDED
ATTRACTION
“Battle of
Champoiita**
Reverend To Speak
A t Episcopal M eet
Is Given Party
On 12th Birthday
Mr*. A Conitantine entertained
Saturday (or her »on Nicky on hi*
l?lh birthday i t Ponce de Leon
Sprint*. Friend* of tlx* honoree
met at hit home 701 W, 9th St.
Imm there the gursli motored tn
Pome de Lem Spring! where
fame* and Humming were enjoy,
rd Th* picnic table was centered
with a birthday rake rcpre<entinc
a Humming poo] Happy birthday
was sung to Nicky a . he oprned
the many gift* presented tn him
later In • the evening a wrinr.®
ro u t wai enjoyed by th* group
Ambling Mr*, Constantin* «i<
Mr* Herbert Rehreni. Mr*. O, H
C’milh. Mr*. Terry Collin* am’
Mr*. K. Tlmmn. Those invited to
be with the hunorre were. Pa’
Smith, Mr* Terry Collin*, and
Mar’ha Hood, Helen Pitlard
Itel«y William*, Mlrhaet Rope
Rarhar* Mn*r», Rosalind Ratlilf.
IV'He Pieirtrh.
Lurreli* Riin*on. Ethel I.ee Ri TIIF1 WOMEN'S (101 F \SSOCl \ Tl**N enjoy.-.! a I mrhron for the ycwr’a first meeting at the Mayfair
»er. Kue Dmaey, Helen Alexan Inn-Reminnl# I'.mnlrv Club. (I'hot.v by Janie- ul
der, Johnny Whalchel, Trrry Col
lin* William Bcbrena, Rulch Ca*.
xube, Malcolm Hlggln*, Berry Rainbow G irls V o te '£ )e c
„
Rrn.vn, Bobby Thompson, Mike
Robirt*. Trrry Gni,», Klik Mav,
Charlr. Toy. Johnny Jan.rn, Ri T ° r c ? ° U
F9T nUt,^ a,C
chard J»n«rn, Jo*rph Menendrr To Start Tuesday
Atr. and Mr*. W. M. Moor* an
Rohhy Barbour, George prndc*
The Sanford Aisemtily No. Co
nounce the rrgngrm rnt and ap
and John Martin iVn soli.
Outer of Raintrow fur Gut* he'd
proaching marriage of tin if
it* regular meeti g Monday night
i Itri 'I •• Thelma Moor* to
I David K W«■«•'.«, .on of M r. and
Women Are Invitcd “ the Ma.onlc Tempi* with Mi**
Mm . W . D. Mi Donald of N m fiitk ,
Ellialxth Woodruff, woiihy a>lTHURSDAY .
Va.
vl»or, presiding.
To Tray C lasses
Ttie Royal Amb*»».iilui* of the
Mi-* Miuirn a’lrii.lnl local
Th# Rainbow* voted to start Central liupilil Church will m « l ■rhii.il
A!) women who *r# Interested
t and I. now employ r t liy
In making aluminum trav* tie their tl ;:hnut sale Tire, lay. in Hi# chutch at J JO p. m.
McCrory'a Dime Slmr.
The First Raptiit Junior Royal
Invited to attend a meeting „n They will taka order* tlnough
Me. W eek * I t rliip lu y i'd by the
Tureilay, Oct. I, at the Commun Oct. 9 and drlivetlr* will te made \mh.»*aitor» will n<et it I pin
A C |, R a llto a d .
The Fir»t Ripllet Training l nmn
ity Center, 4*1 >'«*t ?.*>th St., at through 0<t. 9 Fund* r*i»rd
'the wedding will lx a '1 event
10 g m. with Mi** Myrtle Wil through IhL* tale will be U*ed Entargrmcnl Revival at 7 W pm
ton, Home Demon*tr»tion Agent. ta truy aupplle* fur the a**emldy. meeting in the nl'.ral.onal building of Deg, t at tl;r F.i -1 Baptist
Semtnota Itebckah l.iulge No. Churv h wii ti t tie R>\, tt. IV
P'e*•• bring an aluminum dbe.
Mi*. VVoaxtruff ainoun.-ed tin t
per.ell, fa iHon paper, a amall Initiation w'll be hell <) -t. Cl. 1.7 will have a catered vll.n •up Hiihi « Jr, oftufating at t. ■paint brush and a jar lid to hold The door price, do atctl by M *. per at U. .d p. m. In tile JiM»K c^.'in iy.
Complete plan* for the wed
th* aiphalatum.
,)„* Corley, «** won by Ml** Hall for Ilia KrUkalu amt n i l
“ If yna have a deelgn for I ' r g g y l . i i n d i p i i . l . T ir e n e x t t e Fellow,, Mrmbcl* ai« a«hrd to ding will l>e alinimi.nl at a later
biing their own lahte irrvtce and dati. til tne.it and relative* aif
your tray p!ea*e bring tt at- a," gular nielliig will Le Ih t, U.
| tumethillg fur Hi* wniia r.cphuut th* to iplr an- invitril in ailni.l.
Ml** Wilton Hated,
.ate.
FRIDAY
Don't imooth out a marlnfue
when you ar« ipreading It over a
pia filling. Swoop* and billow a look
pretty attar Uta lopping ia brown
td l
Small fry Rka cupcake* tpread
with paanut butter. Or uaa pra■Jt buttar aa a ipread for muffini
Announcing
Tha Opening
IIMOII 10011 D1HI1 and actress Debbie Hrynolda are shown after
they were married in a civil ceremony at c;n«*lnger * Hotel in
Ubarly, N Y. It I* her# that Eddie'a n»* tn fame at a singing »tir
be§»n year* agn Debbie's maid of honor wa* Jearrtte Johnson and
Eifeue * manager, Mil loo Ulacka Iona, wa* best aun. (JaiernaHonalj
IHL SANFUKD HLRALD
T hur*. Sept. 20. 1055 Pag« 8
Ea.v tomato talad: rut the to
matoea tn half and top each hal
with a mound of t a talad Mail
the egg* in making the talad t
Ihe mixture will make an ei»ily
managed topping Serve the ituffd
tomato halve* on grreni; pa*
French dietting or mayonnalte f
little minced or grated onion add**
lo the egg <*!ad will give it up.
The Bargain Center
.117 S ANFORD AYE.
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FRIDAV - SATURDAY
Reg. Anine 11.89
Reg. Value 2.30
Reg. Value 2/>0
1 ^
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00c
1.10
1.20
ATH. SHIRTS
Socks
t nmhed Cotton —
Nylon lUh
Cotton 39c Ynl. 19c
69c Value
Rili-Slrrlch
59c Value
Wedding Date Is Set
For Miss Moore. David Weeks
Band Parents Assn.
Has First Meeting;
Honors Members
Th* Semlnol* Hich School
Rand Parent* Association had it*
fir*! meeting Tuesday at 7 pm
in th* form af a covrrad di*h
■upper In the arhool lunchroom
honoring al| new member*.
A regular meeting wa* held
afterwards and report* heard
front all cammlttae*. Th# aclivU
(lea of th# year wer* told by
Ernest Cowley, bandmasrrr and
Mrt. N. J. Duggar presided due
t* th# abaenr* of Evant McCoy,
president.
The meetings for th* year, tt
was announced, will be held on
th# fourth Tuesday night of
every month All band paranta
a rt urgtd ta attend.
Thot* present ta enjoy th* tup*
par war* Mr. and Mr*. C. E.
Jackson, Mra. L II. Wyna, Mr*.
W, E. Harrington, Mr*. N. Staf
ford, Mra, Jack Burney, Jtufua
Sena, Mr. and Mra. F'red Pope,
Mr. and Mr*. A. D. Rountree,
Mr. and Mra. Clayton Smith,
Mr*. J. R. St. John, Mr. and Mra.
Robert H. Rerly Sr.
Mra. Jo* Corely, Mr. and Mra.
Erneat Cowley, Mr. and Mrs. R.
W. William*, Mr. and Mrs.
Charlea Bennam, Mr, and Mr*.
Clyd* Nutt, Mra. Lawrll Oiler.
Mr*. Margaret E. Rower, Mr*.
N. j . Douglas and Mra. Emory
M. Speir.
The ftev John T Ru*»e|. Vicar
of the « hri»t of the K ng Knbcopsl
Churih in Aialca Park, will he the
gue,t <pr.ikrr Monday when the
Moman't Auxiliary meet* for the
firit time this year at I So p m
In the I’arnh Home.
The (lev, Utitiell will speak on
“ How Can 1 Re A Belter Steward
and tVitnrv* For Christ?"
,
29c
39c
WORK PANTS
EXCELLENT VALUES
LADIES'
D RESSES
S LIP S
v'nliir-t to in.OS
Ruvim
........................ ,V'c
Col ton. Nylon Trim
0‘Jc
I lured in 2 Fabric* * 1.10
1:00 to 2.39
CHILDREN’S
You Will Find Greater
Values llrrc In Every
thing. Our System Of
Buying Will Save You
Money.
D RESSES
A’nlurs To ft.08
1.0(1 to 2.39
M in u s*
Hose
B LO U SES
Reg. 2.50
99c 51 G auge
59c
LO O K A T YO UR
BELT - - TH EN
Spotlight
On Hollywood
The Sanford Boat and Skt (Tub
will ui.rl in the v | p Hall above
rouchion'a Itrvig.tore at * pm
Tti# public la coidiall) invited lu
attend.
I.A'WDOD IIB—.MGAt. once
The First Baptist Training Union llieHOIritadrl
of escapism ha* de
Knlargemeril llwiva begin* at I JO
adoped a split |irr(onalil) in ie
p in. m the rduialioiiul building
cent year*.
The *l ml lo'* film, once pre<rnlcd
SUNDAY
Memtier* of th# Sanford ll.>ai no gtealer piiddemi Hun uhetlier
and hki . Inn ate planning a erui»o Joan t raw foul liiuuhl or should
to A»tor l'*ik. A n yo n e interested not submit to Cl.uk liable'*
tn making th* trip i* a*ked to chm in* Ibit n m MUM make, two
bring a picnic tun h and hr nady kind, id pirluie, i l l miiilcals,
to leave fro m Ule Molilo* Iliolga comedif* an I advrnlurrs that re
qillfe no lliouglil power lo cnloy;
at V a. tu.
1) diamas ahoill real piublems
MONDAY
in Ann 1.1 an tocirly.
Holly wihmI li v'd i> simiulale pub
The regular meeting nf Ret*
Sigdia I'bi Jwinmly will I- held lie opinion wdh film* on ><ulal
*i tho huma of Mi* Volte Mdli.nn* mlnatlrr, la d j! prohtrtirs, rlt*
J r . wiltt Mr* J.iin c Horton *d \iui MGAt I, i he only ,|inli<) that
mg a* cti-ho vie ■» Thi« will be a regularly lifal* such I*,tie, I'rn
in..did tn re ling and Mr*. Jainev dmliotl h o* Dole Sch.iiy ,,ald:
" H r think lliere I, loom for I wo
Casta no will be in rharga ol the
Kinds of ph lure There i* Ihe kind
pi •.pram
Tlia Woman'* Auxiliary of II dy Ilia! provide* pme entertainment
Clots Episcopal (hurch will m.el and there is Ihr kind that makes
p c p'e t h. nk alxiiil prohlcms In (lie
at 2 JO p m. In llic I*a 11*tv House
coniemtHirary ,crnc "
TUESDAY
Schaty ailinilli'l dial the latter
The Daughter* of We,lev Sun often atlim l up iiiui h contrmeray
day School Cla*» will hold it* "hot lhat doe*n I scare us off "
annua) supjxr In McKinley H ilt
Tlie most recent e»*e wa*
at f:30 p m. with Mt>. W E “ ttlai kb. aril Jungle," a slurs of
Raines' group a* hovtr-s. Follow Imitelliv in a school It was blaslcil
Ing the supper a busllic* *c**lnn from alt side*
will be hrld ami installation u
AICM lu , anoilirr hlurklmster
nfflvtr* "III take plan
n 1 11 .1 Whili th* p iio ie lack*I
Th* Seminole High S.hi»d P-TA logic, ll it a stirring tieatmrnt of
will mce' al 9 p. m. and there will h<.v* Conimunisit lake user fi.e
l>* a board Hinting in ihr mu«lr pause of a Mexican hoy accused
fiHim at 7 yS. All mrmber, of the of mutilrr It Ii bound lu aruusr
board are rr<|ue*is'd to be present. controversy
•in« K. Iwf SI.
SEE O U R
BELTS
O f Texas Leather
$5.00
WHIPSNA l\ K $5.00 and $5.50
COMM) VAX
WKSTMKNS
$ 2 .0 0 l o
$ 1 .0 0
Suedus and Others $1.50
Q un. dZo-fhuwi:'
<S
MEN S
W EAR
iW
n
B 1222-J
-ASS* CLEARANCE SALE
UNHEARD OF VAUUES — WE RK CLEANING
HOU»SK TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW
FALL AND WINTER MERCHANDISE
M Cotlnn Skirl*— V»1ue« tn 110.05
• 11 Skirt* at l.BB reg. S.ftR VnUin
• 111 Skirt* at 2.1R rfR. 4.98-80B A'ahies
•
T Sklrta a t 4.»tt rtg . 8.'JH-10.!)5
22 Blou9ca -Long Sleove and alcevolosa.
Value* to 508
8 Cotton Mounts at 1.B8 valuta to 8.08
ft Cotton tiliiuftt'fl al 2.08 valtira to 5.08
8 Cotton Blouse* a t LOO valuta to 2.08
U nger!*
• 11 Seamprtife cotton pllrswe aliji.i.
itcg. 8.08 now I OH
• flfi Biaaflirra, reg. amt ntraplc**,
pptcr Pan and KxquIaitP Form. White and
Black, Broken alzcg. rnltica to 2.50,
NOW 1 00
• ft MttUI-crepe Brn nlijia, rcg. ,1.08
rciinrcfl to 1.00
• 5 Ini tie si/.a cotton nliuxe p«i\s na.
Beg. 2 0 8 Now 1.0(1
Dresses — Values to 16.95*
Dacron, Broadcloth, Ginithnma, Polished C»>tton9, Voile*.
15 Cotton liou9# Dresses rcg. 2 08*-3 08 Value* reduced tu 1.08
Saturday
October 1st
.:
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V• ’--*4 T?* 3i-5v* '
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■'•■' ■.'i’i ! ? !
Coach Says Gators
Roughest Drilling Is
Behind SEC Grid Teams Aren't Ready Yet
rHK
HKRAI.P
For Auburn Contest
With tha rough ituff behind
SANKORD
them, Southeastern Conference
P a g o 6 T hurn. Sept- 29, 1965 football squade were scheduled
for aignal drill* and final work on
f .
* If •
defense today In puparatiun for
•s “ ^ . y <»
"
, , «*W
C n irh n at Alabama and Van*
ilrrbill mu*t ba mind rcadcii* Ala*
bams worked on offenie and Van
derbilt on defense yesterday. The
team* clash at Nashvill* Saturday
night.
Coarh J. B. Whifwnrth aald nffeniive blocking by both back* and
NF.W YOIIK ID—If the Brooklyn linrmrn ia still a problem for bis
jv*lcer* hear atrange voice* lh a Alabama tram.
Vandy Coach Art (Jurpe gate hit
afternoon, they will be right. "
ptohably Will he Tommy Byrne vartlly a full speed workout against
the New York Yankee** gabby lha reserve*. He aald the Cnmiwv
dorei will go min the contest with
lefthander.
Alabama In good shape.
Byrne, enjoying hit fan***
Auburn entertains Florida in the
at 33, likes to talk to lb* bitter*
„ ...............
( only other confeienca conieit on
11 lr:
* in tho ...
miiod.
Ibi’ time be pitched agaimt ^jturday'a menu. Sophomore right
Bojlua and l t d WUliama was up. half Jimmy Latter hat returned
i,„t h i Him ted bit own story. to action after being injured two
i wet a-o ou OjUi, witting wiW week| ago.
mi awwl tuucr. m en l toiew a
Florida Loach Bub Woodruff aaei
a..-ir P‘*“>
,u* * *uue* 1 the Gators wet* ragged in lb* lad
w-t — ■••ii lu
*l
Mi all out practice aeatlun of the werk
ca-to i Lguieu IlC d lltl|W"ll It He warnrd hn squad Auburn i'
Hu, iitiiti wnen I pi it.ten phyncially tlronger than Georgia
iZ
»m „.»,i mm on tcltri. nut i lore* Terh, who beat Florida Iatl week.
Tcnnrttre held a King defensive
li «n) way aim tie loo* H ror a
scrimmage and polithed Its puntan
wiktd him 'bow juu hitting ii.g and plara kicking play* in
Teuf ’ Mid lw gave iin wat luUny for Duke. (’apt. Jim Beulct, a
kilil I taw, i.lt-y *“ u a ,lK' blocking back, and center Lamar
)uU re Uite.ua J-o. /»ob “« *l ‘nuc0 Leachman relumed to action alter
being on the InjurrJ lot.
B an defense look up mn-t n(
' ‘ ‘.““ mid Yogi liter raj 'tel* give
Inin „ iatl oaU. allU you know the tension at Kentucky a* the
Woal yogi Uii: Ctatu "If a ti*u Wildcat* worked against Vlllanma
playt. Find Bradley Mill* wa* held
1„, « iatl bail. » *»m>‘
know any Iatl "all to red out I out of runtact work because of a
Slranae Voices
Aren't Gremlins;
It's Tommy Byrne
u»u i w»iil to UC nun know I mj pulled heel tendon,
iy .ii* . So l Ju ti 0 - lt i- m
*', “ -
•u> | tnrow Ibc timer again. It*
emits tu go, uolut Uact and It
get* Hi wi <i lift*®(
iu«ai w ii iino inn®
U..WUMI won. It uoc.nl aiwayt
\Vw,ag,
*
I
f
, . wing or silent, Byrne is win
ol u * uig tointuac* tio i.t, ol ine
gcaton. A wild men » » « W
|„e American Uaguo in wain* in
l»tk. iV» and NJi and lied l««
major league jeturd by waning IS
Iji one game ,hc complUJ a *•
lecuiU lor toe Yana*.
tiyms wat purcnanul fro mbcalUo »atl auinmer alter he bad won
in the I'aciHc Ca*rt U aguc. He
won uirce lur the Yank* laal aeagun and came Inruugn in line aljle
uurm j Lie laU. aUgca ol tna ia
•eaten.
v.nal happened!
"ciod gives >bd * steung ,rm
but il only last* *o lung,*' be **<d.
Imally lound out 1 rouldn'l go
oi, M ite r intoning lhal laal ball
* a i.iurr and, morn important, ton*
y c/i.lrali'd cm changfir tpwl*nr the Byrne whu laced the
IJ-tigt ra today wa* a dillerent
- mtciicr I rum lire Byrne who atarieu eg*Hit' them in t'JW In a game
Dually won by Joe Page on relief-
Both Missii.ippi schooli worked
on offrn.e. Coach John Vaught
esprestrd aalufaction with Missis• Ippi'a ro g rtu nn nffrn«e In prepamlion for North Texsa Blale.
Mii.tiatippi State got a 45-minul*
scrimmage In tha mud under the
watchful eye of Coach Darrell
Soyal.
(juarterbark Wade Mitchell, half
back Paul Botrnberry anJ fullback
Dickie Madison walcherl Georgia
Tech'* pas. defense drill from the
sideline. All three are expected to
be ready for action against .Southrrn Methodist but Coach Bobby
Dodd isn't taking chance*.
Jimmy Harper and Dirk Yuting
alternated In the cjuartrrbaek slot
ai Georgia held a spirited drill
in preparation for Clemuin.
Both Louisiana schools wrre nn
the practice field two hour* Wedn fday. LSU prepared for Bice
with n long session on pas* de
fense, then switched to aerial of*
feme, fiophomora quarterback M,
C. Iloynnids, who may atari Bat*
urday, did most of tho passing.
A review of playg and pass of
fense and defense featured Tulane's work. Coach Andy Pilney
said Norlhweslern will outweigh
Tulane 10 to 12 pounds per man
and that the Greemea will have
to find enough speed to offset the
weight advantage.
GAINESVILLE ** - Florida's
football game with Auburn 1* right
aruund the eorn-r and Coach Boh
Woodruff say* the Gators aren’t
ready.
"We will have to rom* a long
way between now and .Saturday."
Woodruff aald at the end of a drill
which he termed ragged yester
day.
defensive arrimmige with the offeme concentrating nn past plays.
Woodruff disregarded Auburn's
3-point victory over tiny ('halt*iv>nga. He *aid Ihe Tigera played
quick opening play*.
Jon May continued tn work with
the Blue Team In place of Dick
Allen, but Woodruff commented
that he has been uimg Bobby
Lance, Allen, and May in hie I-2-’quarterbacks all season. Woodruff
said he It mixing hU unit* tn give
the th irl team some work and
didn't altarh any algntririnra to
the move.
Jo* BrteHky, fullhark who has
been pursing an Injured shoulder
for three weeks. I* not expected
to see any play in the game.
Otherwise, the Florid* squad l«
in good physical condition. B«h
Smdh. recovering fn.m an approdectomy, I* hark but Woodruff
said he illll nref* a lot of work
lo make up for Ihe three week*
missed.
"Auburn", Woodruff said, "H
physically stronger Ihin Georgia
Tech and ha* a heller team than
last year'*. At thi* slage. Auburn
is two touchdown! belief than
Florida,**
Big Windy City
May Produce
Title Contender
CHICAGO ir-T h e Windy City,
which hasn't produced a Bile runtender In the ring since Ihe days
of Johnny Bratton, may have onr
In middleweight Hobby Doyd.
Boyd, a lanky 21-yearolJ Nrifrn
managed by Bernard Glirkntan, a
Chicago Awning Company execu
tive, was in Ihr ring with a hornet
at Cblragu Stadium last night an-l
handled himself well, all thing*
considered.
Ilia opponent was stubby Gene
Fullmer, 23, a ranking middle •
Weight from Wr«t Jordan, Utah,
by way ol Ogden. From opening
bell. Fullmer actrif like a blacksmith trying to taka out his Ire
on a i anvil.
His crowding, flailing style
placed Boyd under runiinuous bom
bardment. Boyd, with good combi
nation*, ahot aer»*< sharp right!
and wlrkt-d left* that caught Full
mer at hr charged, opening a rut
under hi* eye an I bloodying his
note.
There was plenty of action fur
Ihe national trli-vlsion audience
and the sp a n ring>ide gathering
1.313 that rontributtd lo a net
Revamped Lineup of
gala of I1.IM Boyd oulweightng
his vicious • swinging foe 1R1<«
To Face Florida
pounds to 133, gained a writ
MIAMI lit—A revamped Unlver- earned unantmuut lo round d m
NEW UHIK * - A three year ally of Miami lineup will fare Flor siutL
B^nlmarc turned into a golden ida Stals In Ihe Orange Bowl to
o<cam lor Joe t'oliins, the thin, morrow night when the Hurricane*
ainewy part-time first baaeman ol open their 19U home football sea Associated Press
son.
Uio New York Yankee*.
lit* Iwo mighty home run* aenl Gene Reeves, sophomore quar Puts Jim Houston
llic Yankee* oil to a *-5 ui>enlng terback from Atlanta, win open
day victory over the Brooklyn at that spot In plar# of Mario Lineman Of Week
D-ugers jester-ay ami eraaed Ronoflgllo, Don Dorshlmer, Junior NEW YOBK ID—Minnesota waa
pome of his total "bual" in • left halfback from Allentown, Pa., ■ Iwo • touchdown favorite over
wUl sltrt In place of Jack Loach.
Sew.uni aerie* in IWblf.
TLe squad will go through • Washington last Saturday, but the
,u tnat aenei against Brooklyn,
brief
workout today, perhaps In underdog Huskies chalked up a
fA.t.m went hitltsa in II Umri at
MO upset sparked by tha superb
bai and etrock out four lime* in abort*, and win have lu drat look play of veteran end Jim Houston.
al
the
Orange
Bowl
lurf
at
game
<n.,. gam* with Csrl Erekln* lime.
For his a mashing performance
Houston, ■ #1 senior, waa named
Much
of
yesterday*!
practice
* it.i* aort of leal me off the
today a* Football Lineman of The
hen.... Lie 32 year-old veteran, a session was devoted to dummy Week by The Associated Pres*.
scrimmage
against
rinrida
stale
Yaiuec hanger-on In recent yeara,
Minnesota was on the Washing
*...ed today, •'ll'* a wonderlul pass formations, indicating the Mf- ton f-yard line early in the game
ami coaching staff fears Ihe SemiI t . i mg.”
aerial attack more than when Houston made the first of his
n.u outstanding individual play nolr*
many alert plays that put the
their ground gam*.
o« me iirat game was this raw"We're as ready a* we can gel Gopher* hack on their heel* for Ih*
bomled son of ■ Polish Immigrant for this gam e," said Coach Andy rest of the game. Minnesota's Don
tc-red in tn* hard to il regwna ul
Swanson faded back to pass, but
,*M
much Houston broke through, blocked
h.-ranlun. Fa , ami • baU player more Ilk* "■Wteam
than w# wer*
for Ute last •• year*
Ihe attempted aerial, grabbed the
agaimt Georgia Tech."
H a balling average In four
Florida State's squad will arrive ball In Ihe air and ran 14 yard* lo
YUild Series »la .111. In Iwu he
noon and work out latt r la the Ihe Minnesota '4. This act up a 21- went hitleaa. For the 10W acaaon •I
runner up to Houston,
day,
he batted .234.
yard field goal by Dean Derby,
"H» "a* a had foot and the mid
Before Ihe game waa over Hous
SERIES VETERAN!
dle of the month he pulled n mus
ton had scored two touchdown*
BROOKLYN.
NX
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cle In hli lelt thigh out I rouldn'l rifueq Members of tk* Nallsnal himself.
hench him because wee wrere go
pennant winning Brook- Another end, Ron Kramer of
ing so good," Caiey Stengel, the ly» Dodgers hav« played In one Michigan, played a bang-up gams
gravel-volctd Yankee pilot, saM. •r nsoro • previous World Series ■galnal Missouri and waa • close
Itcogel aald In cm of Uw Qnlah- lamok Fa# We# Rees* la the runer-up to Housto.
b | gam** el Washington,
Kramer, a 0-3 Julor, caught
Irooklpn veteran, having hciwi
tb f Yankee* wrere ettemptlng to In 30 Berlea gamn up to lM k three touchdown panes and kikrd
l-of-' extra points as Michigan
M il dawn the penneat, he eUrted
romped to a 42-7 triumph.
U lake Cell ls» oat e f i
llna against left-hand*re," Stengel
Two canton, Bob Pellegrini of
Rut then, noticing three
Wnehlngten hiUen romlpg to hnt. eald, "But I've got confidence In Maryland and Move Delatorre of
Jo*. Ra h r kit good pluhera.** Florida, received high prtiae ,
Me mind end
h«
Dwrtat tha aaason. Collin* hit
"for dedonelve purCollins
two homo run* (a ana gamt off
National League umpire Lnn
tho Chicago White Boa Dick Don Warneke, a pitching alar for the
Joe klt s triple
_ HM," Cteeg ovan. Another Uaae he get a pair Chicago Cuba in his playing days,
*1 * » i e hero hot I got of out«of-tl»*-parir belt* off Cleve blanked Detroit, 34, In Uw open
land'* Early Wynn.
er of the 1933 World Series.
through the aide deer.
•art ef
p * tM
in
3-Year Nightmare
'i Turns Into lire., i
For Joe Coiiins
Mi ■-- s»T.
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mtg.
Brooklyn's Outlook
Fades After Loss
Campy, Martin
Are Developing
Bitter Battle
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Millers Bring Home
Little World Series
MINNEAPOLIS ut» - t.e*n Rill
ftigncy turned over his glossy
credentials La Ihe New York Giants
today, a Little World Series cham
pion-hip that climaxed one of the
finest managerial jobs of the sea
son.
Named to luecred Leo Duroeher
at the Giant skipper Just f i'« days
ago, the 37-yrar-aVJ Californian
last night brought Minneapolis its
first Junior series l‘tle In history
in a Hi victory over Rochester of
the International League. The
game wax the deciding seventh of
the series.
It was a regal send off Tor Ihe
former Giant inlicldrr. who re
turns lo the Newr Yorkers after
just two year* apprenticeship In
Ihr American Assn.
Ilia 19'J record at Minneapolis
was letter perfect, a srason'i
champion-hip and a sweep through
tha playoffs in the face of trials
which, onca threatened to put Ihe
Gisnli' No. 1 farm club on the
ikld*.
The rtub wax almost torn apart
by Giant player recalls early In
the season and by a chain ol In
juries later on. But Rignry glu«d
it together in what Miller G'.,erat
Manager Rosy Ryan called- "one
of ihe greatest managerial Jobs I've
seen."
Donald Campbell
To Make Attempt
To Beat Record
nOULDEn CITY'. Nev, (JD-Donaid Campbell of England will at
tempt lo brat hi* record speedboat
r e c o r d —202 32 m p h —on Lake
Mead. Nev., Qel. 12 to 12.
Campbell, ion of England's late
speed king, Sir Malcolm Campbell, It the only speed rarer who
hat gone better than too m.p.h.
over water and lived to fell about
it. Hli world record prat tel on
Laka UUavraler, England, Iatl
July M.
Ills 23 foot, 2'4-ton Jet propelled
ratww, the Bluebird, Is ‘being
shipped by air to New York. It
will be nown lo Nevada,
FIRST FLAG WINNER
MEMPHIS, Trnn. (AT — Ted
Lyon*, after 31 year* In bahehall,
finally became connected with a
pennant winner when Memphis
took the Southern Aam. flag,
Lyons, who had been scouting
for the Chicago White Box, took
over lato in the aearon when play,
ing manager Jack Cassini was hit
in tha fare by a pitched ball.
Allie Reynold* It Ih# last pitcher
lo hurl two Work! Series shutouts
He blanked Brooklyn >4 la 1U2
and shut out Brooklyn 14 1* the
Ifta opener.
Sports
Briefs
s'AMPA ID—Wayne Story, 190pound freshman renter on Ihe L'nivrrsily of Tampa football squad, la
catching Ih* eye of Coach Marcellno Huerta,
Alter walehlnt the Wetoter
youth'* performance in a light
scrimmage yesterday, Huerta said
Story "will are a lot of action
Saturday If he keeps up the good
work."
Veteran Ted Greene has been
doing his usual good Job and is
certain to start Saturday agaimt
Troy Stale but Huerta haa been
looking fur a good second stringer
•Inca tom Giacobbe hurt hit knee
last week. Story look* like Ihe
gnawer.
BOSTON IT—Reports circulated
In Boston boxing circlet today that
Carmen Rastlin wilt defend hi*
welterweight title against exchampion Tony DeMarco In a 13round r.lurn bout Nov. 30 at the
Boston Garden.
Bixilio won the title from De
Marco on a 12th round TKO in the
Boston slugger's first defense nf
hit championship last June 19 at
Syracuse, N.Y.
Boston promoter Bam Silverman
refuted tu confirm Ihe rematch,
but report* were an official an
nouncement would be made toon
NEW YORK f —A hitler feud I*
developing between B r o o k l y n )
ratchet Boy t'ampanella and New
York second baseman Billy Mar
lin and it they happen to cum:
in contact with each other in
any of the World Series games,
it wouldn't aurprite anyone lo arc
Then come up awinging.
It ail started when Martin pro
claimed a couple ol days ago that
Campy was gun ahy—that la. he
frit back on contact plays. Cam
panella laughed thai one,off, but
when Martin tried to (teal home
un-urcesalully l ntlic Yank*' open
ing « J victory yesterday, the
Bronx catcher really got annoyed.
"Any time lhal shrimp think*
he's going tn run over me. little
a« hr is, 1*11 break every bone in
hu body," grow let the usually amtable Campy. "Just let him take
two steps toward me and I'll lake
rare of him lie's bc«n too smart
for too long."
When Marlin came nut of Ihe
dust alter being lagged out, hr
made a threatening gesture to
ward Canipanrlla. but Hoy wa* nn
his way tn the dugoul by then,
ao it didn’t mean anything.
"If It lud been a regular-season
game instead of a WorlJ Series.
I’d have punched him in the no*e,"
snarled the scrappy Martin. "That
was Ihe icrond time he hit me tn
the neck with a lag "
Martin wat referring to an Inci
dent in Ihe '33 series when he ran
into Campy, only to be tagged
out.
Appraised nf Martin's rrm arkt,
Campanrila grunted:
"I mlive.l tagging him where I
want'd tu by about three inehr*.
I’d like to have lagged him in the
teeth"
Harry Simpson, Kansas City out
fielder, will pass up wintrr b u ttoll thi* eratun In the hopes of
having n totter season with the
Alhlrlica n rat year.
ONR STRIKE. ONE MISS
COLD -SPRING IIARRUR. N.
Y. o n —'Tommy Holme*, manager
of the Fort Worth Cat* In th*
Trxaa {.rescue, knows hove it
feels to hook into n striped tost.
On hi* first experience a etriper,
totievrJ lo l.« in the 9-pound
elaix, took hit line ami made the
spinning ri-n| ting whin the diag
wasn't tight enough. After tight
ening the drag. Holmes gpt the
fish under control but Ihe striper
tossed off Ihe hook .".0 fret from
Ihr. tost. Hr did pul| in a email
poegy.
GOOD FORTH \LL JOB
n n u n U fU J H DTJ— Dr. Eddie
Rakrr, ,-oarh o ’ Carnegie Tech'*
unleslm 11*31 foolbaal team, I*
Ih# envy of many roaches toreuse he has no worry about winnine or subiidising players.
Tech, whirh in former year*
took on such gridiron giant* at
Notre Dame, decid'd a few year*
ago tu quit Ih* "big time" and
ptay sihoola in lit own class.
RaV'r is a dm tlsl who coaches
on a part Um* basis.
MIAMI ID—For the second suc
cessive week, Jackie Simpson, left
halfback of the University of Flor
ida football team, has been named
the stale'* nutstanding back—Ibis
time by a unanimous vote.
Simpson's selection In Ihe Flor
ida Sports Writers' Assn, weekly
poll seat announced today by Lu
ther Evans of the Miami Herald,
HRAFTEH FROM MINORS
association president.
CLEVELAND W*> — George
Simpson gained 71 yards In Flor Strickland, who baa torn the
ida's 14-7 lost to Georgia Tech last Clrvrlanr, Indians regular short
week,
stop Ihe last three erasone, owes
his rhanre in lha majors to the
Fi ENVER '.D - A step toward draft rule. The former Boston
pulling the U S. Air Fore* Acad Red So* farm hand wae drafted
emy into Ihe ranks nf the future hy the Pirate* from Birmingham,
football powers wa* taken with the Ala., after the 1949 season. After
aigning of Lawrence
T. Buck the IPSJ season closed Cleveland
Shaw, a M-year-old veteran of obtained him in n trade with
college and professional coaching, Pittsburgh.
waa signed to a five-year eonlract
WILLIAMS HAY
al an undisclosed sum. It takes
FORT WOTH. T '* 1/tT-Dlrk
effect Jan. 1. 1134.
Tito academy's football blueprint Willllams, ex-Dodger outfielder,
calls for stepped up varsity rom- had himeelf a big lima tha final
petition starting In 19M. It la to ilay of the Texas league season.
culminate in annual game* wilh In Ihe first game hi* inside the
Army end Navy and Ihe schedul park homer enabled Fort Worth
te brat Oklahoma Cltv, 44. In
ing of tnaj^r opponents.
th* nightcap he played all nine
position* Including m e hlUts* inBIMPSGN I H L I
KANSAS CITY, Me. DPI ~ ing af pitching.
By JOE BEICHLKK
| tagged Robinson but Ihe Americaq
NEW YORK tD - Dreary indeed League umpire stood firm.
Th* turning point of the gam*
wat th* Brooklyn outlook toJay tv
came to the fourth toning. With
Ih* Dodgers, striving to win their two on and one out. Yankee Billy
first world ehamniomhip, again Martin made a danllng stop of
came to grips with their nemesis Pee Wee Reeve’* wicked smash
New York Yankees in the second to his left and tu rn e d 'it into a
game of the 1933 World Series.
double play,
^
Downed in yesterday's opener by
Ford, who nnw hat a 2 1 ttr i/F
a lc(t-hander, Ihe kind they've record, retired th* tide in order
blasted all over the National In t'h sixth and seventh but after
League during the regular scamci, weathering a storm to the eighth,
the Dodger: faced the same south wx» removed by Slrngrl.
paw dove Ini*). Yankee .Manager
Boh Grim seated the victory with
t asey htengrl, encouraged by lefty a scorelev* ninth,
Whiley J-ord'a victor) despite an
admittrdly mediocre pitching per
formance, came right back with
Tommy B)rne (19-3),
Manager Walter Alston of the
Dudgcr* wat shaken somewhat b)
the Yankees' savage home ru n 1
barrage that blasted his ace right
hander l»on New coin be oil the hill
and powered them in a 4-3 victory
Uut he dcctJrd to entrust Hilly
toiei IIO-I), anolhn righthander,
with the "get even" assignment.
NEW YORK ID-What was (he
Fair and sunny weather was pre decisive factor in the first gam*
dicted.
nf the 1933 World Series: the three
With nne game in the bag. Uir Yankee home run*? The pitehiiy
odd* went up on the Yankees to of Whiley Ford v t l the relief w ntf
make it six straight te n e t victor- of Bub Grim?
lea over tha Dodgers. The Ameri It was none of these. In lh«
can League champions are now 9-3 opinion of Carl Furillo of the
lo lake all Ihe marblrs and ft-3 beaten Rrunklvn Dodger*. A great
to lake today's game despite the many ha»cball men *urh at Man
continued absence of Mickey 3lan- ager Casey Stengel nf Ihe Yankees
agreed with him.
tie from the starting lineup.
'T h a turning point waa that
The ailing center fielder, Mill double play that Billy Marlin start
unable to run hard on hit lorn ed in the fourth Inning," said
right thigh, reported after a light Funllo "It looked ai if w* had
workout before yesterday's game Ford on the run and then boom -#
that he didn't think he'd play at
The score waa tied at 3-3 and
ali In the senes.
home runt hy Furillo and Duke
Yesterday's 23,K9 cash custom Snider at well as a booming triple
er* saw a whale of a game.
by Jackie Robinson had perhaps
Five home runs were blasted bv untteadied Ford a bil. Then in Ihe
both sides, one short of the record fourth Don Zimmu* drew a hate on
for one game. Three of them were balls. Dor, Neweombc forced him,
hit by the Yankees, Iwo by first but Junior Gilliam worked Ford
baseman Joe Collins and one by for another walk and Ihe Yankee
left fielder Elston Howard. They dugout began lo alir.
Up came Ihe always d a n irro y
drove in all but one of the Yankee
runs.
Pea We* Reese. He cracked #
New combe. Brooklyn's pride and sharp grounder deep lo Marlin,
only 20-game winner, wa* Ihe vic baseman made a clean stop and
tim of all New York's homers and a fast throw to Phil Riuuto. Des
runs and all but on* of th n r nine pite Gilliam'* hard slide into sec
hits before finally shuffling off Ibc ond, Ruinin'* peg reached first
ahead of Reese.
mound in Ihe tt«lh inning.
The Yankeei went on to win gS
Ford was ihe winner, but he wat
no ball of fire either. The compact and gain a Jump that haa proved
little Ig-game winner was tagged vital in th* se rin early two times
for nine of Brooklyn's 10 safeties. nut of three. The team that won
opener hat won th* aeries 3A
Including home runt by Carl Fur- Ih*
>
Ulo and Duke Snider. He also Is limes and Inst It 19.
To baseball men this tparkllnf
sued four passe* but was good double play at the precise moment
enough when he had lo be except it was needed waa all Imporlant.
In the Ighth inning when (he Dodg It overshadowed Ihe five home
ers struck back for two runs to runs and Jackie Ttobinton'a spec*
cul (he Yankeex* lead to one run. tacular sleai ef home in the eighth.
The last Brooklyn tun was an
electrifying steal of home by
The Chicago Cubs, aided by their
Jackie Robinson that Ignited Ihe
only rral argument of the after early season drive when they wer#
noon. Yankee catchrr Yogi Berra In second place, drew 273,900 home
argued Plate Umpire Bill Sum fan* this year, an Increase of 1I>
w
mer's derision. Insisting he had 417 over their t»34 figure.
Double Play Said #
Decisive Factor
In Series Opener
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E. rorter, 1101 Watt Uth Street. a t e ' Contour Chair*
3993 Miami f/iunse
Fta.Wi
179.93 Rrd Room Silllr*
IIM.oii
189 4J 3 Pc. Dinette Suite* »M 'X)
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tiff the Wint-Ad
Department ImOff
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I l l paTmatta Art. mono 111.
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prmta bathl. U4 a Pint Sl
R olkw ay u d Baby M b
Bay, Watk ar month-Tel U » .
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lid Writ Oral
FURNISHED APTS.
m i Wait lit. Or Call at Fundturn C « u r. I l l Wwt m .
Avalon ApU, Emeteaey. F W a
T»W.
H E goaiaolo Realty tor Da*ir“
ania Home* ta d ApU. Fbona XICLEAN furolahtdl Apt. Onr. Two
people. 22S.M- I l l Park Ara.
r i» eim ArtarlmtnL 1U Elm Ava.
I’huflo a tt-w .
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Avo.
______ ____
^roa M L .uraa «‘UT
"KSMSFUffi? u ss
4M g . ju i^ » u p/nra Apt. No.
now .
107. 1*
NICK ROOMS. Hot water, $3
weekly Light kitebon prlvUtgu.
1012.W.
.
CLEAN furmlakad Apartmaat. 1004
Palmetto.
COMPLETELY fttinlahad 3 Room
Apartmont. Ihowdr. bathroom.
Living room, wall to wall ear*
m i Kitchan and bedroom. Ap
ply 311 Palmatto. Phona CM.
FURNISHED Aoartmtnt. 100 rark
Av*.
_______
Park,
Furalahed
Apart.
Facial
maali )p»|tiiiwa uuitltei. 1
dil l roomi WO, 101 t a i l
I bedroom hona*. good locaOoa.
duo. CaU nao.
________ _
S bedroom duplet apartment, un*
furniahad. Newly demrated. Im*
mediate poaaaaalon. Phone 1*30.
SMALL «ara(c apt“ «WS r*lK to Av*. AU fonvameotai,
a in. Apply at apt.
t BEDROOM fumlihed garage
apt., noo Mellonvtlle. ___
CLEAN furnlthed apt Cloae to,
703 Wait lat St. Phone did.
IF YOU wait a RiM clean, S rm.
furalabed downitalr* apt. CaU
17*4. Taka 1 child and no pet*.
<h
,
I
FURNISHED Klteh
Air Condllimied llumherlani
Court South City flmlti Hl«h>
way 17-K
1 APARTMENTS fumlihed or unfumlihed One Its One 240.
4074 We»t Ul Street.
NEAR downtown. *12 Park. Mea
ly furnlthed apartmentl. 3 roomi
plut bath, terecned porch A
carter Choice up and down
apt. or phone
i*
s ROOM Haute ftinithed or uo*
rldgeman.
ptiwilwSr111 *rW
|1
ftfc
1 EEOiOOM Houaa. Phooa WS|4.
FURNISHED S
Bedroom
Apt.
alio 1 Room CoUne. Phone
432-W.
FURNISHED 1 bedroom apt. iVV
1173
mM%
Rutrfclaoo
menu
£ uA . * i E g Z . n ~
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FRONT Apart
H*. pay
Lake Front
Lovely new home, lacs* lot, 2 .M ather of S anford
bedronmi. Florida room, unit
Phone 177
kltrhan. dmatte. i>« baihi.darg* <«3-M r . IM SI.
living room. utility room Plat* V n g MSH «»dd'r tike n,- v aid
terra, hardwood lloor*, oil furBrltle. Reasonable, K. Porter.
Bare. a miie* from Sanford
1tot Well 23th St
i n , 30. Call 20SS-R-1
11RAM HACK llahv (Irnnd pl«no,
ORANGE GROVE
I/"h> anil p lan like new. Mill
12 acre* (loo young grove. rxrellcell LVV). Phone 1723 It
ent Varieties. now hearing , crop
included j’ricej 110,000 Termt
CONCTUCTK
If dt sired.
Read* Mited Concrete Concrete
BKck. Sand. Gravel, Cement
2 Bedroom houtc. concrete block
Ceorrrta Pipe to Meet All Quail
complataly fumlihed U r je lot
(leauon*.
100' a 200' Fruit tr*et. BeautiPhone 2W9
fully lindtraped. |9,ouo.
S herm an C oncrete Pipn Co.
J. W. HALL. REALTOR.
Owl Writ 12th SL
Florida Mate Bank Building
’ Call Hill" Phone 173*
HEM-MIX CONKRETE
Miracle Concrete Co.
{(
w. il - b o p r r r . w r m
Sot 1.1m Ave,
Phan* 13A3
Realtor — General lattirarre
Gertrude IL Dlaglaldrr Aitorlate Sewing Machine*, end Rrpilrlng
Phona 213
i l l N. Park Ave BKBTh 194 H. rack Phone 1712.
n
Uied
liirmture,
epptiioer*.
ro.it*.
Robert A. Williams, Realtor ale. Bought-rold. Larry'* Marl.
DOW/N S ° O O K W A Y L A N E
Ray mond Luauquitt, Aitorlate
• t F a t lllH lI ■
‘wnfR' irr ^ J
Ul E m lit SL Phone lidl
N ^ A fe <3 0 0 F Y G U L U Y r .
Phone IdTl AUantle Bank Bide
*»*. m u . r i m - ' u i • • * r ii i i h u , e I O -7 9
Britt Tracker IV
FIVE ACRES: Four room Frame RHray ll-et Sanlh
Ul
limit*. 340 Ft. Highway 4*. Eight
(niici from Sanford near Weal* Your old range I* worth tin no
va Bridit. Electricity, two
when jou trade for a new one
welli, thade. Fnny.fivr Hunduring the Old Range Roundup 1(312— SALESMEN iVANTF.H - t o
Ik - SPK CU t MCBTIChJ1 - H I* -M e lo n /B e a l* M"raIler»-- ^ 19
dreu. Lela B. Whitman, Broker,
Sanford Ga« Co. 210 E tat St
Sorenu.. Phone Ml. Dora 2 -2*01
t i l M IA M I: S i l t
Grllli* A lluater Cnmlrurlini* Co.
l.ife lin tp Oppoitunilie**
Sl PER> BAD1NIfrO S T
1911 I m i l l III v and
Iluinr.
and
ttrmodellng
I Mile S. an 17-92 Phowr 2212 R. We ar* run ready t» i-ts'n the S inC. A. WHIDDON, SR.
I 'I II 'HIItlllS
I’hrnr 23*1 M I
ford Area and will hire 2 rlean
Rea. Real Eilatt I n t e r
14 It P SEA-KING,
—
Factory
to
Too
—
rut
actt<-»M*e
permanent
men
V. E. DOUGLAS, ASSOCIATE
xuud rendition
... 12*30
filled prompt!*
who rinrerrl) want to work and PRESCRIPTIONS
A lm iaaM
U l S Pari
Pb iMt
while you wait in air-ronriltioned t. J H 1’ K3 INHUDE.
earn
from
VgMtlan Blind*
lun* like A t<>p jm<t heat*
nrnfort ai San Juan Pharmacy
For yow
_____
It.t3 per werk and up
121.30
Eaeto*ed head Sag-proof bottom
23 \V t'rntral. Ortando. Ph 2-3189 roNinc
3l>
a
rt
Ihr
nldeil.
1,irce»t
and
Cullen and Ilarkey, Real Iora rail with ptactle endi. I'latUc or
3 8 II. J' SCOVT-ATWATER.
ONLY
NATION
WIDE
FOOD
ra>na Upaa. Cottoo or nyUo
IM N Park Avo. Pknoo 2212.
Iiku new
139.23
in g rr Sew ini: M nrhine i ’o.
HAN IN THE I S iSro our Snow
cord*.
ha* a bonded Salntna.i a li P SCOTT-AT33AIEIt.
ad*
m
Life,
Sat
E
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t’i>*l.
Farrelmi'hed
............ .. , $68.30
Sank ar Ik GIbm and Paint Co
and >eri|*'eman In San lord,
etc t for pemmal Inter
CaR S3S..I or write lot S. Mag t H. JOHNSON.
111 111 Wait 2nd S3
Phone 32* to'.*,
view *e* Mr Rein, 4 ll 1*1 A M
*93 no
3
*ry
good
rnndtllon
nolia Sanford. Pia.
nniv. Wed . thur* I’r t . Wil Vir
3 ll SEA BEK
.... r * v i
Paui.c it.* A. B. Petertan,Broker liifg e rly Appliance C a n ltr
ginia D r . Drlando, Rirh Plan It H INSUXAMIt
-Ik B .3 KiiriSK 33T/,AltD
. ... $13 1*1
Ativcialet
A. B. Pater too Jr,
"Your WetUnghnuia Heeler"
of IVntral Florida,
3 II p JIIIINSIIN
till IN!
P J Cheticnon. Uarfirld Bit
M ajla; Waihtr*
• 1 1 3 IMM in.
$'4l.(*l
• ietta. John Maiaeh, ft, W. WlfA B.C. W**her
n WORK IVANTEl>
-II
; 4 ll ELGIN -run> glKWl.
Freferred Bale! to
llamt, A. C. Doudiey, Land Burt'o|i-m*n llratrr*
rrrelnte.t. nnl'- .
$30 00
vayof.
Pnlieyholden
S’.rombers — Carlton
LAWNS MOWED bv Jerry I/ird
ll JOHNSON,
He Sendee tlhal We Sell
John WlHIgmit Inn. AJewry lowt'li
Free Miimate*. Phone 1317 W
te s t shift, tank
$123 tai
111 Magnolia Atn
n o n e 1717
417 Salford Allaatlc Baa*
lull Uahtnlng MERCURY 1129 03
CARPENTER and General Re
24
China Cabinet* 111 and up
IJ If SKA-IIKi:
pair Work, ihnm ai 3V. Fcrgu8. D. ilighlrytnin, Aatoelatn
3 iry g(«>d ronditlnn
Vanity dre**er» 3-wny mirror $13
$129.03
*on Phona 2n.il*It.
DM South Pari Ave
Phone wo Mu.lo rahlnet ll
16 ll SCOTT VT33 3 1 EH
D.mVQHK
l’S-'-e l it \ M
Comelata with Remo p run*
.Maple Wa»h *tand lio
HOME AND GROVE
trot lio* and control i ihle Combination detk and bookcue
MOUGMION IN5URANCf
i»*
SPEC III SERVH PS - I
T Acrea Lnd, 400 vouna Pineapple
*13
onlv
1139 S3
orange Ireet, 2 nedroom mo«Uy
.v H J o h n s o n .
PHONE a l l
THE
CURIOSITY
SHOP
furnlthed home, garage with h u
FHA
F ln a n rtn g
Rum good, anil will pull
a t l a h i ic hank bldg 1
of itnrag* »P»ee. Nice country Nrxt to Brmwtt’a Court 171*2 So
2 -t. of »ki>V8'a 93
Foe Remodeling and repair*.
aeillna. eaceflent water. AH thn Thn Florida Time* Union, tour
lln sate 33 tide The. 1 u l '
Nothing Down-Small Monthly
New IT,7 8|nflel 1 31Nfl 1 111 8
morning paper. For home deli*Payment*
18- l UlWERS PLANTS SHRUBS
r° i m ? S i O N INVESTORS
til I.IGHT3V1.N Mid Out >
fry, Phone Jack Benton, *22*31
Sh#rtnnn ConrrHo C«.
---------- r r m r v R T f s —
1*4 arm land of whirl 134
II PLEET33 IN Silo I’ ll M
Phawr 21*9 Air l.ncred. Ready In P t * n t 7',
•crei art tilad, 2 flowing wrll». Kcnmorn Cirrulallng Heater wdh Owl Wrtl IMh
13 It PASTII IN :.»lr
$.719 30
Curus on Cleo, Rough le'mnn. 13 11 HIIJTIVIN - tSnlrl1 Out!
I large warthoutet with floor*
blower; 34 gal ga« water heat
Simpmn "lucky Ar te*", Grneva 23 II Eire. Starting
at Irurk level, need tome re.
er; apl. alia Maglr Chef l.ange;
pair*, near railroad. A bargain
g o o d condition; rratonablr. FLOOR landing and flnuhing E\ E fidtE A R IS nS t ra w b e r r y
Rig Twin
11*1 VI
neaoing. wkxing Serving Semi
at M.700.
Phone 2IIS-M.
COMPLETE OUTFIT SPKCI 31 S
PlinU
II
30
per
hundreil.
Phone
ml* County unre 1923. II. M
Aluminum
or
Mahnf.iny
1117 \V.
Ea»e npin dry washing machine,
Gleason. I.aka Mary
llni.tl
with I motor* Excellent Con
Seminole Realty
Gator lr*(lrr«. Several model*
IMIGKIIS
TURK HKI(\ U K
dition.
Rra«nnahly
priced
112
uied h u jti A traders on
w. DIETRICHS
T. W. MERO
Avtrixl;. Avenue Phone IXU-lt E.WELOPES, lelterheat* Hate Ai tipra Tree Work Removed
hand, priced rraionahk.
I Ml Park Ave. Phono 17 or 141
mint* tmoicei hand hill*, and
Topped Shaped Braced Nil
i r o g r a m i . ete Pmgre*iiie
J. -i Too Large nr Tmi Small
ELECTRIC Vacuum (leaner.Tank
RORSON S porting (rondo
Lakeview—2 bedroom hnu*e, Cor*
.•rinUna
’nnUr.s Co.,
i
I'boo* k04 — 403
Phone Sanford. 3na \ 33
pe. Like New Condition ta
r .j _ m r i . u * »
- '■ r. ■
Fiimude halra A S rn lre
ner lot 100 x MO'. Good loeatlnn.
W rit 13th SL
one |T23 R
rh<,M> 99*
17-- Awlnmohlle, Trailer* —17 Ml E. 1*1 Sl.
J. M. De»ell. Maitland. Florida,
Space
Hester*
and
F'hwir
FuroRt. 1, Box IM.
£.
acta
Liberal
Trade-In.
l will pay
■■■■ W1.IM, i RAll
prieea
M • n iR N m u tF - I ’hate O—dyjlj
j i -ii buy. Open Kirrungj and
S bedroom home, will tell nr
paid for tued furniture CaU »M.
Sunday*.
trad* equity for 2 bedroom
Bu* ymir Fumftuf* at Berry’*
B
n r
Furniture Co. 2U
Eallalde TnUer Salea,
trailer, phone 123.R.
_
B’arahoure Furn , Co, at Ml W
_______ Paiatho, Fla._________
l*t St All Ollinnilly adv, fur
f c - m a a
ni'ure at w arehnu*ejjrire^
Phona l i l t I dt SALE — Will u eriltre equity
1007 Sattfnrd Ave
on 1931 Ford 2-door *edan F.* I I RED I-MIX CONKKETK
LOUT AND FOUND -f>
2 Female Pointer Pupa. 4 mo*
i ei «-nt fondlthn, Call 1813 J.
Mlraela Concrete Co.
r . m . c A M r m n .ia
old. Dam regltlered; alre good
after
6
p
m
.
Elm Avo.
Phono 1233
LOST-nine era- Parakeet, nam
General Contrartne
hunting dog. 123 each. *13 for
ed "Sucar
i4 n Idenllly Re.
"Home* of DlaUneimn*
atr. See ai Shrrman Concrete
I till SALE — '31 Ander*on Hon**
VENETIAN BLINDS
tpe ______________________ 111 Way It-M
ward. 2*1* 8 Sanford Aienu*
Phan* 1441
Tritler. 3 Room* and hath, with
Call 1317 It.
(Nationally Adv. Holla-Hand!
ratiina. Park Avenu# Trailer
MMlf-r WANTED
-II
Manufactured In Sanford
For Retire Plumurn*
Court *3.200 no
See or Call
iM ilnoin VewotUa M a d Oak
LOST — Pet xfry pigenn. if found
oo DAILY, Sell Lumlnou* Door
1917 POIVKROEIPK RelAlr I hev.
i .ill mu 33 hefore 8 a m nr after
W.
J . KIND
m Weal 2rd SL
Phono Ml !2nPlate*.
Wtlie Breve*. Attleboro.
rol.-|.giaid
condition.tea*nn»hle.
a p m , Ru»*ell. Itew ard.
IBM
Baalh
Park
Phono
M
M il arrept trade in. loo Aia41 VARIETIES PANELWQ Mata. Free Sample A Detail*.
LQIT — 1 Toledo Pipe Cutter,
Morning SenUnol, Or
Nallvn and Foreign Wood*.
Latha man for 13" lathe. Part OSLA.VTK)
no w
between Sanford and Pine Castle
lando Evening tUr. CaU Ralph
See Thera At
lima. P. 0 Box IMO. Stnford.
Ray, littVJ
a
» 3i'R I all l^ e Pn>' , |M
SbanR B n C o n crttn Plpn On.
Oat Weal INI I t
Phew* SO* EXPERIENCED Hem re station
CARA
A Ittll* ipae* tikii Ihla will gal
Dealing
Plamhmg. Rreety Hea
A t t e n d a n t . Hell* Standard
yetif m i1*ago before our mnr#
<JlilCK~c7i?)t"for^Funiiture. ’AiidBOUGHT MILD TRADED
H. r„ UOIK’.KS
Service
3rd
and
Park
Rn» Rrepa Pirn Cora
than tnncio rradera. Tell 'em U>
og Machine*. Typewrilen. Out*
diyl Phone 1*21.
Sanford Av*. A tllh SL
*rd Mototl, Bm U. Super
Sarv'ee on All Biter Pumpa—
CREDIT MANAGER
Well* Drilled — Pump*
Shtrwln-WilUam* Paint Company
Piala Road Phoa* 7M
hi a nneniog for young man 23-33
Qualified
to
handle
rredlt
ro|.
HEATING
GATLIN im O TIIEK S
y \A R .2 o T 4
S ’ *'IU I j MB|* k lU f e i r rASU t a
latiisnt and office drtais In local
Floor Furoarrt and Circulatori
branch Muit alio have mtereit Tragur.o and Bulldnrer Service
a A POPE CO. INC.
and ability to aaatat nn tale* i’hAOei: K 2I - SanfurtL 2K4 tiosava.
3M Month Park Ave. Phono 1IN
flour, and overall operaUon*
Excellent opportunity for ad
. CARPENTER WORK
HOTPOINT froaer MO. Phooo 1»»7
vancement. Free group Insur For quick repair job* or (mail
ance.
retirement
plan
and
paid
Ecbol* D reprating thin attractive
building ( all Jim 1II2M-4.
vatnlon.
•Three Room Group”.
Contact Or Call: — J R Gw inn VlAJOR BANDI!8n~(B~Fimihinir
HiimliTtl.7 nf aatiifirrl cm*
Bookreie Bed
at the Valtler Hotel. Thurtday
oOik
u Goor*
r
furnlihed, laid A Rn
Nattm e *
•vaaiag or Friday Morning
L to buainti* aior* 192f>
tnnier* are th e Jurv which
log Soring
. SKvifii: Rftutn 2. Box 227:
Double Dreleer
CaU
J] 71* R.k M ora 7 a. m. or
proven th a t n » r nr*», com*
Mirror
•fidif B p m.
I
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cm
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ni;3Hi4-:i n c id fj
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river
fdOXCt Mlu
21 An
UC-f’niM I Hf.’U 'l
• “atone B Q ix s t^ l riL tnp
H«o
N ttariB i w n ta tia
word* | U D u ata o m ite in
8 J*,.
23 Tartef
' In he •
Ae«i*e4i>'k Aiivte
:« Spretd
c?ae> to dry 31 Maieulinh
i.9 To*» n
2» A renter of
in low-*
government
30 A aharp,
3* S-(h*pe<t|
• udden pull
melding
32 I Jlndlnrd*
39 7'edie* U,
(t rerforml
33 Settlement
on ent»t of
»2 Unhappyo
41. Creek letlei
Artbik
.3 Huge
k Elevated
trap *
I short
ened!
S S'leniunt
»** m 3
f A ilroene*
dary
7 River
I A*,*!
.8 B u lk y
timber*
1* N*e»t of
h e ir,
lOnent t
to Matured
11 Jewish
mot,Hi
18 Mine
enlrknep
19 Mall Kiln*
IT. lave
28 0(M
LS
tl*edly
29 Proronl.
n*lien
.74 Seefted
.7) Cutting
imptrmrnU
91 3\'m«tup
18 A leaving
of food
Swine
14 A reveraible
figured
fabric of
linen, ete.
12. State flower
of Utah
41 Choose
It Grew white
• 9 Bird*' hemei
10 Poet net
work
DOWN
A aigntl. a*
from a Poat
(Scot I
Culture
medium
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22—ELECTRICAL RF.
ERHilDAtKP. appntnrea. iala*
and lervire. G. It. High, Oviedo,
Fla Phone kill ar Sanford
181 * W after 8 p m
CB
S.'- OFFICE EtHAPMESn —22
HAYNES Offire m a mine Co.,
Typewriter!, adding marhlnea,
Saiet-KentaU, Ilk Uagaaba, Ph
tk
24-
IIKAimr PAREORH
—24
SPECIAL *1 HARRIETTS
(Through September)
llrgu'..-r $|0, Show Curl *‘r Iteali*.
Lc Permanent; ml'*' Ml .'Ul
ii a ic ic ik r r s
D K A I'TY NOOK
Idj so. Oak A ir,
phone 971
t 3I NHUT SI.IIV\ ICF. —7%
One hour • Bam and Damp
Dry
One hour 4 - Math and Dry
Fold
Fmi.tied Eanndry
Kanitone Dry (Tranlng
Southnfde la tin d n r m h t
has Ik Side Eaodmart Bldg*
it* Kan nu* M.
Ploetil
SERVICE
—77
r tTechnician
L
i- Sill—Piano
Phone 1181 Rout* I. Sanford
■wt
Vi—
INSTRUCTION
'ii *ii* cTTiK i11a n t > i.n tu tsE —
PeMunal Initructton i t your home
hr itarrv \3e*ter. P. 0 . Box
3.1 Sanford. Ha,
D ill IADT of Guatemala, Dona
Oodia Palomn 17a Castillo A m ai. will arrive on (V*, 21 for o
vi»u to th» United State*. Th#
w fe of PraaMent Carlo* CaDtllo
Armas w»« one r t the leading
flfura* In the revolt that ousted
Communism from h*e eountrv.
She (erved •* a “nook and fhim barmaid" foe her hushaod'a
a rm/. (let eenal tonof AoundpKof a F
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A social iK iiritr card It Identi
fication for tocial security pur*
p a in only, and ahoutd not b« ac
cepted At identification for other
purposes, Paul K. Weaver, m in tfar of the Orlando social security
rffiea reminded local itorakaapart
and thair employes today.
A person can obtain a tocial
•acurity card and work under any
name ha wishes, Sir. Weaver laid.
To receive hit old te a inturanra
benefit! a t aye 65 or later, ha muit
prove only that he it tha parion
for whom a tocial aecurily s o
count ha* been tat up under that
name and number, and that this
earnings have bean credited to
that account. Therefor*, a tocial
m u rity tard li no ruaranlee that
•n individual li mine the name
bit mother cava him, or that he
hai a bank account
To lUuilrata the hatardi o*
fishing rhecka a here only a social
•erurity ran) li offered a t Identi
fication. Mr. Weaver cited a true
story. Recently, he laid, poltca in
Tampa, Florida answered a call
f-om a lupermarket manager and
picked up a woman "customer"
alto, uiiny teveral different toeial
•ecurity eardi aa identification, had
patted f 1600 in worthltsa rhecka
duriny her travela throuyh ail
Eastern citlei.
Tha 55-year-otd woman. Sir*.
Frtida McGurrin, claimed that the
had been led Into her criminal
career by a man the met while
aorklny a* a waitress In Balti
more. Ha had planfled all thetr
operation*, tha allayed, and had
taken all tha money. The man.
Thomai Gerald Ryan. 53, deserted
hi* aeeomplle# before tha Tampa
pollea arrived at the.superm arket
Tha yeneral plan followed by the
roupla waa for Mra. SIcGurrin to
rl»lt tha local tocial tecurity of
fice In each of the aiz title* on
thair Itinerary to obtain a tocial
teeurity account number card.
Ryan would pick a random addreta off a itreat map. and utlny
an alia* of hli (election, aha
would apply for a tocial card, alleyiny that *h* wat rainy to work
for tha firat time. Ha than wrota
nut a number of thecki, all for
144.00, and took bar around to
**vrral itorei in town where tha
attempted to n t h them, offeriny
only tha faltaly obtained toeial
tecurity rard at Identification.
Sir*. SIcGurrin told Tampa police
that about half tha (tore* aha ap
proached eathed the rhecka with*
out requlrine any other evidence
af bar Identity.
Tha am atlne thlny about thli
ttory. Sir. Weaver laid. I* that iha
found to many wllline dupat. TKb
Social Security Admlnlitratlon
hat repeatedly warned buiineu
men not to acrept tocial tecurity
cardt a t Identification In rathlny
rheckt,. ei'IttR credit, or for any
olhtr purpot* not connected with
the admlnlitratlon of tha tocial
teeurity proyr*m.
Althouih few people will, like
Sira. McGurrin. ye to the trouble
of obtaininy a falta toeial tecurity
rard, he pointed out that proper*
ly irtued cardt may be iott or
ttolen, and may bo In the pot•ettlon of tomeont to whom It
deet not belany. Moreover, a parton can havt hit nama on hla torial taeurity card chanyed by fit*
iny a raquaat for a rhanya In
reeerda with the Social Security
Admlniatratlen. For example, ha
taid, we man ebanya thair namaa
afur they marry.
2 Strong Warnings
Most Sigificant
KKW YORK IB—Two ttrony
wtminyi by tha Wait to Ruttia
on Berlin and Middle Bait armt
itond nut today at tha moit timlficant outcoma of Iha Biy Three
foraliB miniatin' maatinyt hare.
A caution to itay out of an armt
n e t lor Middle Bait favor and
item notice that Butala'a rtcoyItitlon of Beat Otrmtny doaa not
rtUavn bar a t rnyoniitUit* lor
Um Bnvtot m m nl Germany
yrotod, mo authorttoUro taton
' hat wo aiw net beiny
lulled By umtdi about the aptrit of
Qatova:
“When ana party at Geneva hy
ill acta itaita moddUny up tantiMt aG over tyala, la ether quar
tan, than tha ipirit af Geneva la
Bafaf vlalatod tad wa mutt tay
bant It.- Ba a*tod.
WASHINGTON US - America'!
"duit bowl" dit tite r of tha 1930*
thowed what can happen to a land
parched for water.
Today acicnUiti warp that writer
ihorteyea arc becominj a tcriout
problem in m iny parit of the Unit
ed Staiet—and win become more
acute from year to year.
,
Why U water setting icarcc? It
the weather turning hotter? I>
America'i onct abundant rainfall
beginning to dwindle?
SletcorologitU tay there Is little
question that winters have been
warming up ovet the lati M or wi
yean, averaging about two de
greet ui most U. S. ciliet. Since
lliO the mran annual temperature
hat risen 4 drgreet in Philadelphia
and 2'* degrees in Montreal.
That doesn't sound like much of
an increase, until you realise that
an average annual drop of only 10
degrees would put ui into another
ice age.
As for rainfall, there are violent
regional fluctuations from year to
year, but the nationwide average
remains almost conslinl at 30
Inches annually—some 4.30d billion
gallons a day.
Why, then. l>n'i there plenty of
water a t usual?
"Ecept for recurring droughts
our water supply is pretty stable,"
saya Carl G. Paulsen, chief of the
Verne W heeless»
U 5. Geological Sunrey'i Water used again and again instead c!
Re sources Division." But it could being replaced by tresh supplies.
well become critical with a further I. Tightening up on waste and
vast expansion of population and leakage.
The lost from leakage In muni
industry."
Scientist! eiolain that about TO cipal water systemi. for example.
per cent of the water that falls on It eitimatcd at 10 to 20 per cent
the land as rain re tu rn to the at of the total pumpage. Chicago tent
mosphere by evaporation or evapo- leak-hunting tquadi through its
tra ns pi ration action by vegetation. 130-miit mate of underground
The other 30 per cent—vome 1.300 water supply pipes a few yeari
billion gallons a day—it either ago and discovered leaks which
"consumed" or (lows into rivers were costing the <dy 10.635,000
gallons a day.
en route to the sea.
The 1.300 billion gallons Is thus Americans today use more than
the maximum quamty of water half again as much water at they
"availiblt" in the United States, did in 1C90. Here are some of t»unless fresh water can be obtained day'a common household water re
from other sources than normal quirements: bathtub or shower, 30
gallons; toilet flush. 4 to 6 gallons;
rainfall.
At present, the U. S. Geological automatic home laundry, 13 to TA
Survey says nationwide usage to gallons per minute; lawn spnnlio
tals about 200 biliion gallons daily. 1100 square feet, <i inch of watci),
By 19*5, it is expected to rise to vg gallons lawn soak (100 square
400 billion or roughly one third ol feet, one Inch of water*, 64 galIons.
the total "available" supply.
Most Americans In recent yeara
That's gelling uncomfortably
close lo the limit, considering the hive become familiar with sum
vast and unwieldy problem of dis mertime reslrielions against la n
tributing the water where it Is sprinkling and car washing. As a
further move to save water, the
Deeded.
So it is that scientists, tubsUired government Is now urging farmers
by government and private indus to replace open irrigation dllcliCi
try, are anxiously searching for with evaporation p;cof pipes.
Industry, Ihe nation's No 1
new aourcev of supply. The longwater user with an intake of ?)
range possibilities include:
billion gallons a day. It also se -•
1. Artificial rain making.
2. Distilling fresh water from the ing new ways to cut down its
usage.
sea,
3 roUutlon abatement fsince A sl.-el Mill at Fontana. C ahf.
pollution of the nation's streams found it could produce a Ion f
and lakes robs us of clean water steel with only l.TOO gallons of re
by making It unfit for use'.
circulated water compared with l
4 Increased storage capacity (he nationwiJ- average of et.uu)
(dams, reservoirs, ponds).
gallons per Ion.
i Recirculation of water, par And Bethlehem Steel's plant at
ticularly in factories, so that It is Spanons Point, Md.. consen<-s
fresh water by purchasing 65 mil
lion gallons of treated sewage
Troops Enter Italy water daily from tha city of Bsliimore.
For Duty’ In N A T O About two dorca firms In this
country, opcrsling undtr govern
To Help Plug Gap ment contracts, are experimenting
BRCNNERO, Italy AV - U. S. with various methods of removing <
combat troops leaving Austria the salt from ocean water to male
entered Italy before dawn today it drinkable. H i still an expemho
for NATO duly. Their mission: to process.
Rain hungry farmeri In our We thelp lh« Italian army plug a gap
in Western defenses by Austrian ern Plains still hope that arliflcsl
ram making experiments will bring
neutrality.
The new arrivals are the first them water from normally ram
Americans combat troops to be ies* ikies
Dwight Kline. U S Weather Rustationed In Italy since October
1MT when the Ulh Infantry Divi- reau expert, says the covemmtnt
lion wat deactivated as a combat still ha* an '.‘open mind" about j
‘
unit. American soldiers based at rain making *
"We've seen rain fall from treat
Leghorn a n i Naples are from
ed clouds, But we have also trealril
service units.
Crossing the Austrian • Italian 200 cloud* and the quanlty of moistborder through historic Brenner lure that reached the ground was
Past waa a convoy of 214 officers practically nil," Kline said.
"There are so many unknowns
and men under Lt. Col. William
W. Hawke of Terryton, Tex., com that w* need mor* baale research
mander of the 1st Battalion o f the lo find out If we era oa the right
trail at all."
350th Infantry Regiment.
(Continued From Pag* One)
itand out eo vividly alter these
many years.
"Where The Meadow Lark Calls"
is named so because the meadow
lark a the stale bird where the
story is centered, and. hccauie,
according to the author, "the mu-.ical sound of the combination of
words that fill tha theme of the
book "
"I've rewritten the book five
or aix times," said Wheeless. And
now, he remarked, tales of the
book are gratifying.
Wheeleaa. photographer, automo
bile dealer, radio operator, and
now an author, la also a carrier
for The Sanford Herald In the
San Lenta lection of the city and
In the aouth Sanford section.
If you've never mat this -young*
iter-at-heart” who hat lokl to
vividly hit early day expcncncet
In "Where The Meadow Lark
Callt", you can hear hit own ex
planation a at Swrccncy't Saturday.
Excerpta from reviews of tha
book read aa follows in parti
Wilmington
I Del.)
Morning
News — Mr, Whrcleit'a story
hat tha flavor of American farm
life from the 'inside', A fine
family life ft also revealed."
Creaco (Iowa)
Timet-Plaln*
Dealer — -Certainly a realistic
picture of rural Ufa tom* W
years ago. Entertaininr and amus
ing to both rural and city re
sidents."
Publisher*' Weekly (New York)
— "A picture of life of a country
P U T S
A
N E W
boy 60 years ago."
Orlando Sentinel — “ A real*
litlc picture of rural life (hat
' F i r e s t o n e
t i r e
will make you remember your own
barefoot days-"
O N
Y O U R
(! A R
Davenport (Iowa) Dvmorerat.
Timet — -A nostalgic writing,
'Where tha Meadow Lark Calls'
will bring back many memories
to those of the older generation
while proving a colorful and in*
formative history for the gener 111 E .1 * tS L
ation of today."
New York Time* — -A heart
warming ttory about two mis
chievous tads on a farm provea
that the good old days, through
rugged, were health/, happy one*.
Refreshing humor parvadea this
book-"
Coggtm (Iowa) Monitor —
“Deecribea In humorous and in
ter**ting detail, rural Ilia of
tome' 60 year* ago . . ."
i
Albion (Nab.) Newt "A
marvelous plctura of rural life."
Hopkinton (Iowa) Leader — ]
(Editorial) "A book I have read.
I ran atauru you the book It
mighty interesting. Buy it and |
enjoy a good book."
Huntting Library Catalog —
"A wholesome and entertaining |
picture of boyhood on the farm,"
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TODAY
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calm at homa. Bake an angelfood j
caka from a packaged m u i
cut It into three emawlse layer*, j
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cover the whole caka with two I
copa af *rM»ad cream (tweetaaad aad vuJite-favered), Freest
the lea cream cake and aerva
with a fruit eauce. You can vary
tha ftovmra af Uw lea cream i
m o m to suit year taste.
DODGE
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Pronghorn anit lope eta run all
66 mile* aa hoar with ease.
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Inmnrm* mlh whl-lv vesllerod
jllriniwc showers m n • 11 y over
south and tcnlial portions.
AN lynEPEWnENJ DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD^FLORIDA
EatoMtahed ISM
Boat, Ski
Enthusiasts
Welcomed
New Medical Building
Ground To Be Broken
In Longwood Saturday
' Jaycees Are Given
♦'Safely Program'
Outline By Mack
An outline of the Seminole
County Junior Chamber of Com
merce “Safety- Program'' was
given to Ih* local group at their
noon luncheon moating yesterday
-by T. Mark Mack, Florida High#w ay Patrol Troopor and chairman
of the Jayceei Safety Committee.
A reeotution was suggested
requesting the Sanford City Comminiontre, Seminole County Com
missioners, and State Hoad De
partment, to raise eigne at Intereertiona to eufficient height 10
that they would not interfere with
eieion to the left or right. Troopar Mack said that “this te the
fcfiret phaia of the Jaycee Safety
“ program.
“Another phaee of our Traffic
Safety program, “ha pointed out.
“would be the elimination of
blind ranters where shrubbery,
weeds, and ether obstructions
block the view of the motorist.
“ A pert of our program would
include the cataloging of blind
comers tnd to determine owners.
It would also be a part of the
.. program to determine whether it
f k the city or county’s respond' bility to d ear the obstruction and
then to hare the correction made.
"The Jayrew Safety Committee,"
aaid the KHP Trooper, "want* to
get to tba people to call their at
tention te keeping the highway
(Coaliaaed On Pago Eight)
# Observing Rules
Of $390 For Cars
A man slowrs uu for a Sanford
railroad erovsing and *^9* in
damage Is totaled from observing
a safety caution signal.
According to a Sanford Polico
Department accident report, a
ISM Dodge Sedan driven by Elwood Carlton Sherwood. 17-yearold Navy man from ML Dora, was
traveling south on Park Ave. when
bs came to ths railroad crossing
at 15th St., be slowed down to five
milts per hour. As a result of ths
safety precaution observed by
Sherwood, a 1M4 Chevrolet Se
dan driven by Henry f.dward
> M dltr ST-yesr-old salesman of
• 'Orlando, smashed into the rear
• f the Dodge.
The report a tales that tha ac
cident occurred a t II: IS a.m.
yetterday and was Investigated hy
Sanford Pollra Department Pa
trolman Arnold Williams. Ht said
in hit report that tha Chevrolet
Sedan left skid marka measuring
44 feel 1 Inches In tha rrash that
occurred M feet north of tha railiA read rro n in r.
V Mailer,
u.
traveling south on Park
Ave.. said the report, did not
notice that tha Dodge sedan was
slowing up for tha railroad and
plowed Into tho bock er.d of the
car.
The Chevrolet sedan It owned by
the Transportation ‘Vehicle Corperatlon of Now York. Damage
te tha Dodge Is estimated to |M
and to tha Chevrolet a t *300.
9
Longwood will break ground this
Saturday for its new Medical Build
ing Several prominent person*
from Saniord will take part in the
planned ceremonies. laingwood
Chamber ol Commerce President
Charles Morrison snnouneed that
Seminole County Judge Housholder
will not be able to be present to
speak as planned, but thtl hii son,
Karlyle Housholder Seminole Coun
ty Prosecuting Attorney will speak
in his pltce. Also taking part In
the ground breaking ceremonies
will be Harry Weir, Administrator
of the new Seminole Memorial
Hospital. T. E. Tuckrr, President
Florida Slate Bank, County Com
missioner Oils Fourakre. Longwood Major Daniel Sereeney,
Long wool Town Council men R. C.
Carlson, James Reiter. Samuel
Johnson. John Reams and Lew
Arnold and others who have been
Invited.
The Rev. 0 . Granger, reelor of
the Longwood Episcopal Mission,
will give Ihe invocation and at the
close of tho ceremonies the Rsv.
R. Futeh, rector of the Longwood
Baptist Church, will give the Bene
diction.
Preceding the ground-breaking
on the proposed location a parade
will be held at 11 a m. The line of
march w tll.be from Fourakre'a
Garage on E. Lake St. to left on
Church St. lo the ground*. Among
those participating in the parade
will be Lyman School Band, Amer
ican Legion Old Glory Post No. Ill
Color Guard. Longwood Little
Leaghe Ball Club, Boy Scouts, Cub
Scouts, Girl Scouts, Brownie
Scouts, Longwood Women's Civic
League, Longwood Tourist Club.
Longwood Volunteer Firemen and
their Auxiliary and several of the
town merchants.
Dr. C. 1. Park Sr.
Medical Councilor
For District Four
D r.-Charles L Paik Sr., San
ford physician, will be on* of the
presiding officer* for the UHh
anrual meeting of the Northeast
Medical District of the Florida
Mediral Association being held
Wednesday, Oct. I t In Gaines
ville.
Dr. Park It rouncitor for medi
cal district four which includes
the rounllrs of Seminole, Volutla,
Sumter. Lake, Orange and Os
ceola. He Is to preside over the
scientific assembly ef the iqediral
meeting jointly with Dr. Ralph W.
Jack, Miami, who it chairman of
the Council of tha Florida Medi
cal Association, Dr. Jack and the
eight district councilors plan and
sponsor the district meetings In
four sections of the Slat*.
On tha program for tha scien
tific assembly which begins at
S p.m. are Dr. Georg* T. Har
rell J r , Gainesville, dean, College
of Medicine, University of Flori
da; Dr. James J. Griffins, Miami,
prrsideni-etrct, Amriican Associa
tion of Blood Ranks, ami Drs.
Oirar W. Frreman, Orlando, and
Ashbel C. Williams, Jacksonville.
Dr. Park stated today he hoped
that many Sanford physicians at
<nuld sparr the time would attend
this important meeting.
Physicians In tho Southeast
Mrdical District are meeting In
Concrete Tables
Fort laudridati- Oct. 10; thoso in
the Southwest D illlirt Oet. It at
Put In Elks Park
lakeland, and those In tha North
____ _ r
_____lebLs west District Oct. 14 a t Teniahave been plarvd under the shed cola.
in tha Elk* Playground In Fort
Mellon r*tk
P*tk Superintendent Jim Dunn
•aid today that tha tables were
placed this morning and ar- ready
for use. They replace flimsy wood
table* that enuld easily be moved,
eul. and jostled about.
The tables were donated bySherman Concrete Pipe t nmpany.
aaid Dunn, and were installed and
place hy bit department.
The conciete facilities, with
C ity
Manager Warren E
smooth table tops, will add a Knowles will ineel with newly
note of permanrnce to the pirnic appointed Division Superintendent
and rest area of the playground in (he reorganisation of the city
that ia being used more and more department*
by local families.
Appointed at temporary superinienr*ent of both the Public Works
and Ihe Utilities Departments.
Dial Telephone
City Manager Knowles hat re
shuffl'd hit Division leaders tn
Office Is Started accordance
with Ihe reorganiiation plan approved by the Board
For Oviedo Citizens of City Commissioners.
Work hat begun nn ■ new teleKnowles said that he would meet
phone central office for Oviedo. wuh the Division Superintendents
Gordon J. Rolhermrl, Southern a I o'clock tomorrow morning.
Bell group manager announced to
Appointed by the City Manager's
day.
memorandum are effective Octo
Rnthrrmel said Ihe equipment ber
I. lU i:
will be installed In a structure
In
Ihe Publir Works Depart
being built for tease In the Tele
phone Company. It will be an un ment: Parks and Shop* — Jins
attended dial equipment Installa Dunn; Streets and Refuse — Ro
tion serving nearly M telephone bert Barkham: Maintenance —
Arnold Hood; 7.no — Wltla Mae
subscriber! in the area.
The one story building la of con- llooj, ard Cemetery —, Solon T ri
crete block with about MO square ton.
In the Utility Department;
feet nf apace for the equipment
It will be pul Into operation at the Water Production — John Abra
end of this year after the equip hams Water Distribution — Qucntit Ray and Sewers — Robert
ment has been Inatalled.
Kelly.
★
★
*
★
Knowles To Confer
With Newly Chosen
Department Heads
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER .1 0. 195,%
Awwnrintrd P r r m I
W irr
Hospital Officials Seek
More Qualified Nurses
Local boat and ski enthusiasts
are campaigning (or new members
in their organisation.
In an effort to increase tit mem
bership. Ih* Sanford Boat and Ski
Club will set up an information
boolh tomorrow at Firrt and Park,
wilh several representatives of Ihe
group on hand from * a m. lo 4
p m.
Members on hand at the down
town booth will answer question*
regarding the boat and ski club
program and to tell of ihe advan(ages of being a member of Ih*
local organisation.
To be located on one of the na
tion's mod beautiful rivers is a
distinct advantage since it affords
excellent opportunities for both
boating jnJ skiing. Officials of Ihe
Sanford Boat and Ski Club point
lo Ihe fart that boating hai be
come one ol Ihe nation's favorite
pastimes and with a membership
in thp local orgamiaiuin .one-ran
enjoy Ihe fun and limit of boating
and skiing.
Members of the local organisa
tion are selling subscriptions lo
“O u tb o a r d a magasme published
monthly in the inleied of boating
and circulated throughout the
NEW LANDING RULES—-Pilots b*sed at the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station receive « modi
country.
The officers of the Sanford Boil fication lo theft flight-landing pnllern carlo i this week. Purpose of the change i< an effort to
tOfftrial Photo,
and Ski Club brings especially to reduce the noise level nested hy low flying aitvrafl over Ihe City of Sanfoid.
the sportsman'* attention that graph II. S. Navyl.
membership in their organisation
is open tn anyone whether or not
they are boat owners.
Webelos Badge Is
New Flight Pattern
Mothers' Patrol Presented-To Cub
Is Well Formed, * Jimmie Williams M a y Cut Down Noise
Annexation Bill
Says Police Chief
Passed By Senate
Told To Citizens
The Mother’s Patrol, formed by
Ihe Safety Committee of ihe Par
ent-Tcarher Atsoclilinn I* a
“well formed, closely knll organ!ration,'* Chief liny Williams said
ibn morning as he made a sur
vey of many of the stops where
school buses take on children and
where molners are Handing watch
wilh Patrol flags. Sam Brown
belts/ and a firm hand in controling thy childirn.
Five school bu« stops between
Mellonvilk- and Sanford Ave nu
IMh SI. afford many places fur
children lo board buses and ride
lo schocl.
“ In some |i*catioot,“ said i hief
Williams, “they have as many at
14 volunteer mothers lo stand
watch in turn at the bus slops
Children *1 the slops this morning
were lined up, mderly, nut of Iho
tlreil, and in a safe position to
keep from being injured by pass
ing moloriits
“ Each mother, serving in Ihe
capacity nf a patrolman at but
•top*, hat received instructions
from Ih j Sanford Police Dfpaitmen* to lake Ihe license numbers
of car* observed violating traffic
rtguiaisisoi ia the ichool bus
are**."
Nearly every school but slop
fa now designated with a large
yellow sign placed In Ihe renter ol
the si reel. Generally, It was ob
served this morning, that motor
ists are obeying Ihe 11-milr per
(Continued On l*ago Eighty
Henry E. Cordell
Back At Sewanee
Henry K, CnrJ*ll. son of Mr. tnd
Mrs. II. E. Cordell of Sanford Is
among tha 411 student* enrolled tn
tha Collega of Art* and Setrncei
of Ihe Uoitirsity of tha South for
ltUM .
Cordell, a sophomore, amending
the Sewanee, Tennessee school,
helps make up Ihr more than half
of the student body from Tennei
i*e, Florida, Teasi, Mlaiiinppi,
and Louisiana.
In all, M states, the District nf
Columbia, Korea and Cuba are re
presented In tha enrollment
An enrollment high of fU for tha
School of Theology, matched only
in 1131, represents a dioceses of
‘the Episcopal Church, leading In
representation a rt Ihe dioceses of
Florida writh I0, Tennessee, At
lanta and Arkansas with •, and
South Florida with T.
No. 2Sfi.
Personnel
icies
Explained
Miss BaUcrson
C alls Meeting
Ofnrials of the Seminole Memflovpital met yesterday
morning at the fernatd lauihton
Meim-rtal Ihopiial with Die gradqcat nurses there and again (till
morn'ng with the practical nur»ev
of the in>tilult"n to evpiain *nm*
d ths- perronuel poltvlcv nf th*
new nts-diral renter and vollrit
the apphtaliuns nf tl -e u),> ar*
quaid'letl for the staff there
Meeting uttii ihe nur-'-s who
vset ■ callrd I'jg-dhec hv \ll*s Stl/iinn, It tiervon Supersl«or. wer#
Mr* M r* Itetvens, ‘-.ii«.-rintenilent nt Niii»es, and Harr* Weir,
\dm.nl>lr,v|or. Dr John Morgan
nf Ins* Medical Staff and T. E,
Tucker, who i* both president of
ftirstjld Laughton and t h n r ma n
of ihe Hoard of Trustee* of Semi
nole Memorial.
The salary scale of fh* new ho*,
pdal wav explained ar.j such pervonm-l p, lines a< have been esta
blished wrrr outlined Applications
were supplied for those who viDh*d them hy Mr*. Driven* who »!*i»
•ollriled questions from ihe mines.
Many look advantage of Ihe oppor
tunity (•> find out mnrr shout tho
nursing and mediral practice p r o .
reduies that will he used at Seminot* Memorial.
In lha'r talk* to Ih* nurses holh
Wen and Mrs, Drtjrnv slressed
Ihe farl that the mining Half at
the pew hiunllal had not been *elerlsd a"d Ihal Ihry were hopeful
that although th en iv no connect
ion triw ern the Fernald I aughlo*
Memorial and the Semlnol* Mem
oiij I
iIn
n
m
n vi i t
iIn
n
ireduc*
n im v
tthe
u * t ****
ani i *effort
noise created hy low flying air
Cull Scout r*-h No 10 held Its craft over the City of Sanford, a
first nreeling of the fall sea sun new- flight pattern has hern Inlast nigh: a! McKinley Mall lien augnralrd for idiots based at Ih*
Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air
No. Two opened (he inerting with Station.
the flag salute and Ihr renting of
This new approach to runway
Ih* Lord's Prayer. Uni No II ol mo# was brought about through
lake M»ry was heartily welcomed the joint efforts of < aptoio Robert
Into the Park and an as fount of W Javk.o<n, l.'SN. Commanding
Officer of |b« air station, and
summer artisiu ti way given by Captain J. T. Blackburn, L'SN,
Questions have hr«n raised nn orial HoapUqD. th ** hopsrl Sh**
ssl U-a, many n' o « mines wro-m* quslifF
all Cubs p:r.eot.
Conunandv’ig llkivy- Attfrk Wing wthe ptnlvUns i t
fling* vt*s- 11 I'inKrro.'
The prerentatmn of tha W'rhe tine.
and make the lrsn*f.*r.
fe s t» i<p|e ha e teen, or even I Emphasis w-,v placed h* tho
Cm n u lls , a il c ra ft Intending lo
tos Badge live !nghr«! hunor oh
rr e\i»|v t hill. pa**rd
use runyeay n lnr made a le d hand Vi.ov
talnablr in Cub Seoul in f. wa< lu in into tha lauding ‘ t i p . While liy the t!IVi I.eMslaHur "evlending j ■peaks i • on the facl Ihal accre
ditation of the new medical center
made to Jimmie W'tHpin > h m aking this turn ol tow s’tltude
and in 1; r ; th- eur|sor*te limit*] i» a primary roorern. They point
Scoutntsvlrr W', W Tyre of 'Iro n Hie planes |>au n i dtlnt-y os sc nf the 1 dy ol Sanford
ed out that ew ry department,
31. lbiv Scouts nf Ameri- a silt i Ih -enfold area
lilt \lan»;ei Warr-n K Know every individual and III* puhlln
which Jimmie >•< welcome i p.
1 clivr till* *•, , k ho vein, lies sail - IridaJ tlui nn decision’ would h.-neflt hy Ihe rerognltioiv
Tnmn ] | hy Scout llarri- n Smith
• using rnnwav nine wci* in- hast bees reached on whether or of Ihe institution av mreling tho
and Into Ihe Seminole Patrol id sli 1 I 'o iake ugh! I and In 1 -. not a tel' rndum rlrclmn will he high standards of Ihe hospital prothat troop by Yil Harks, Patrol tin
* ng them tn appioMh held on atncvalmn in November, j (i onlinurd tin Tag* Eighty
I*ill. r.
ths dal ion from Ih* l a i r Jos tup\ Vi.atr It II tv»2 I* published In
Cubmavter Ted William- Intro an
Ihr public .ideird
v
.
v
r
i
te
r
tho
flig
h
t
p
a
tte
rn
,
dorvd Iht- following l>en vc , ,
“ Be it enacted hv Ihe f.egivls
1 ,111 noth of II i< Mellon
Mrs John Ivey Sirs. J< -u I n s u the. - ilia si o n - the C it y , l ,/r >'f Ihg Male of t lortds!
Mrs. Ekrabath slu r on Mr* Nm (ta r If
-sti n I. fur prcenl terrilorlal
m» Dallron, Mrs, Carl Prs cd t prior i« a landing,
lli ugh lots nrvs set-up, it is linols id tha Vit- cf tanfnrd. Sem
and Mrs. Boy Mowrll J t of Like
ai -l th tl tr-lde»it* nf Fan- Inidi County, t-Mnda, aie hereby
Mary
f in I s u b s t a n t i a l relief fxlendest urj n la i.r l so as In in
The follow leg rnni ' r- oil fo ld
1
C.,
noiva m eted hy ail- clude a> I rmh arr Ihe following
ft
were also Introduced; Lt. i udr
cpriallng
(torn ths air desrilh- a Idtti -n at lands In Sem
craft
o
Cyru- Fitirn. Ed Klrehlmlf M M
tnul" t ' dy Florida to-wit;
land, Woodrow Cash, W, P. Ball, station.
I’asrel I
Judge Hugh Duncan and Dr. Glrn
ITva American Red Cron will of
Beginttin; at a i-nnt In Lake
Lola
Methodist Church Monroe one half mile nniih and fer a Standard First Aid Cour-n
The meeting »*• brought In a
arid and : t» feet vve-l of Ihe ea-t fist all mlrtevled persons IV vear*
close with Ihr living n rrlr
Observes Sunday
•a mile i-vvl of Sevli'-n .m. Town of age and over in Sanford and
•hip It Smith Range 31 ea t. Sem the Sanford Vies
Ernest B D fFallot w II eonducl
As Special Doy
tnde t rdy, flortda, t.ietire south
the com
for the l"val group lieIn
l.-ikc
Mini
roe
ant
along
the
Nevt
Sunday
Is
World-wide
Com
Brooklyn Leading
munion Sunday and Itally Day \l east boundary of Vtrrinia Ave in Fallot came lo Sanford from Ncv*
i, i-ct n.l srt'L'tfl. ami furl Jrr»ry wheir he had been a Fir»t
A fter
Innings the first Methodist Church In San M.sisai
Mellon -(."ml scrtinn 3Jlil fret t. lid Insliurtnr f»r Ihe past 4 vrar«,
fnrd,
with
Ihe
Bet
Milton
II
B R O O K L Y N <Th — ! r » *urWyatt, at pastor, world vsido rom- Hie e-Tt.'f lui* of Euhth Slrs-e* Ihe kornmutillv I* forlunalc tn havn
t*i nf the Yankees named Mickey munion will be observed wilh iden Ihenre w< it l i t and 4 10 feri l<> a man of D*Fallot’s calthie and
Mantle his Injured renter fielder, tical sendees at ft 3fl and II a m
the ve-t linn uf ihe northra.i training a\ tilahle for the proposed
to star, today’s third World Seti-s
Communion nlfrrmg* at ihe F ir-t ipiatlei ol tin South ast quarter nf emit se
game against the D<>dgn s
Tlte course wdl begin rhutsday.
Methodist Church will gn for “ The vrc!i<>n "" Township to Souiit
Stengel made the » »Itc-h after fellowship of Suffering snd Ser Itanrte II east, run theme south Oet * it J K» p m . in the Girl
ha had given newsmen t s l i c vice "
i 1*2 leel In a point on the we-' Scout Mill on Ihe rnrtier of Oak
ing lineup that had B" > r* ra ■ The attanlanie goal for Sundvy I line of lot 14 ."are Aries; ion vnd Commercial Avenue*
ranter and batting in third posi School at Ih* first Methodist thenrr ea*l to a polnl 1*2 fe-** Em fuilher Informal.-m alnul th*
tion.
t hurclt will b* <ou In an attrmpt 1 vwilh ol the east is mih1 post of •us r. cititrisi »tc requested Id
At the end of 7H inning'. Brook to vet a new record Ihr ail time •eel Uni M. T ic n«lnp r> South iu n tjit X|n. Kmn at live Red
i itivi tillin'.
(( Old Inurd On f a i r Light)
lyn wav ahead hy a scorn ef B-3. high for attendants- 1* H i.
Standard First Aid
Course Is Offered
By Red Cross Group
V/i
Hobby, Housholder
Safety Meeting
Sheriff Luther Hehby and
udft Erntsl Ifouiholdtr left
"sUrdqy to attend th* two day
-vision of th* Governor's Safety
j Conference that Is bring held In
Miami today and tomorrow.
Than will be two gesalona of
Us* aw ftrsne*. On* dedicated la
highway safety aad Us* other to
youth safely. Rath s**slort will
b« taken in by lha BcmlnoU
County representatives,
Sheriff Hobby veil lattond the
tin t called moating of tha Sher
iff* bureau following tha flora ef
tha Highway Safety Caafarmsea
ITS FOOTSALL TONIGHT, aa demon it rated by tba Semiimla
High Beheal CVer trader*. Shown tn action, prior to leaving for
tba goats tonight la Laasbura ara (lafi to right) i Jaatco Kuciaw.
I
■ 1
Juanita Wynna. Jaekta Tilbrv. Mary Jana Flypt, Tatty Witte, Elisah#tb VA'oodruff, raptatn, Dotty Metta, Teegy Lumhtuist, Betty Ann
Muaaoa, sad Non'Cut king.
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P ic a 8
Tne». P*p«. 27. 19S5
T H E SAN FO RD H ER A LD
Army Takes Over
SRD k P m Hv
Where It Left Off
Merchantz Suggest
Job Tax Clinics
(Conimuni I ruui l ags Ons)
from Fivs Point* tu Ih* Orange
County lins."
On the question of • cdih bond
of on* million dollars because of
right-of-way condemnation* and
will
alert
local declaration of taking. Dial said,
For the benefit of tom* 30,ObO. organiratlon
smalt gmploycra in Florida who j action committees of merchant* “The county commission goes out
in January a ll! begin paying! in UO cities, towns and villages and buys the right-of*wnyi for
their appraised value or leu, and
UMRipIoynirr.t compt.P*»tl'jn U I i
throughout Ftorid*," the associa that lravt* only a small percent
for tho first tim», the Florida
age of the property left for con
Stato Retailer* Assxiatioa ta i tion advised ChairmaA Vocelle.
The Florida Retail Controllers demnation and for declaration of
suggested job
tax ellnlea in
various part, of tha state.
Association haa join.d in offering ' taking. If th* value of that por
Al| employer* of four or more the Industrial
Commission its tion Is SU'&.OOO then the cash bond
worker* arc subject i<> Urn u . , cooperation on
the
suggested is only in that amount and 1 am
at 3 per e«nt of payroll, rffedivo serica of climes for all employers. Hire that the P.oad Board will help
out in matching such funds," said
Jan. 1. Prior to that dau they
Dial. “ It has been done before. I
must Mu Form U.C. 1 ar.d plan
their solifdule of quarterly rtporta
■want to see th* road built and I
and pa) inenta.
want to help you," he said.
“ \V* suggrat job la* e’iliira l,«
A*ked whether at not he had
AUSTIN . Tex .t^-The drat pass I contacted property owner* along
held soon in six or eight major
centers throughout Florida.“ the sophomore Joe clement* of Texas the right-of-way who had shown
Florida State Retailers At * »• threw in a college game was a a willingness to contribute righttion today wrote Chairman Jam«*i, completion and (his tall, quiet kid of-vrny*. Fox said, “ no". Only two
T . Vocalic of the i l irida |n lu,* could be hr» Jed Into a record- | roperty Ownsi* have actually
trial Commiiilon.
writing carter.
signed deeds contributing thsir
“ Our organiratlon offers its
When he threw that pars. he. right-of-way property to th* coun
cooperation in arranging and was fourth-string quarterback. At
tjr, and of the 16 others who had
conducting tin -e t.mily clinic* the end of the game against Tulane
because so many of the newly j Saturday, he was the man under - shown n willingness to eon
covered employers sic small im r- center with the first string and the tn but* he hud not contacted
rhants," the menage lo C ha n . regular signal-caller. Walt Fundien any of them because he could not
Vocelle a'ided. " T h iy rood full had been shifted to anothci bark- gel hold of the “ eiceptions"
"No one would give them to me.’
information on the *lat« unem
field spot. Fondrrn can run but his
I he said.
ployment compensation
statute
passing was getting nowhere.
and it* requirements.
Mr*. Vera M. Toilc, secretary
In the Tulane game— his second
•'Actually, th* regional ic'-.ioii*
to the Citliens Committee end
In
college—
Clements
eomplelcd
If
Could well be broaUrned t,> itivo i
the I -.ng Range Highway Plann
ail covered imployera," Dallas L n{ 22 to help Texas win 35-21. The ing Committee of the Seminole
performance
gave
him
an
astonish
Hostetler, executive diteetor of
County Chambei- of Commerce,
tho atate retailer* group propoaed. ing season record of .M3 anJ ding- said this morning, “ I offered th*
horn
coaches
believe
he
can
keep
**8ueh a paei.ago plan offered by
ixeeptlons to Mr. Fox but he told
the Commission would help pi**1going.
me that he would not need the in
acntly covered employers r* * n «
Kitchen arithnvllc: « cup of formation until th* appraisal waa
methods of insuring the poe; :.!o
turrit rating in this time of tight medium white sauce will he e- completed.
"There are a touple of the pro
rough for a sevsn-ounee cun of
expenses." Hostetler added.
"If a schedule of clinic* is *«t tuna when you are planning to perty owners who lister! no re
strirtlops that would want to
tip la advance, the stutg ivtail serve the fish drained.
contribute property but hare not
been rontaeteil,** she stated.
Rrniley Odham, chairman of the
with u ltk ili tor «. t |S. II. snd CitJten* Committee end of the
1.1\ IT .il »»V TO Mill
l
i
In.
li
mlnlmuis
•
hiiriaS u it4 bids will l>t r« -l--d In
p .wrr. Ths maihlna il.all In.luda lumg Range Highway Planning
th* «ftU» of lh» r u t \Un««*r in
. .
msnhola )a< i *. snd j .1*1tha City Hall, litnlofil. •Jorlda, fnr
M h i l i Alt s*|ul|iiiisn| ihall I.. Committee of the Seminole County
tha follnwln# tlim i of ♦•mli'mciil
Ilslsd
The hid prlra altall l»a Chamjier of Commerce, said this
lin |a Its o'flwlt I" H»s nimnlag «»■
I' U 11 tUsnlord. Klorlda, with a rimming, **1 am not surprised that
Alondsi. OcioUtr lo, H i- uni*
stalrd
data
of drllstr/
{ • . M a i l In iho City Cora mitt t»n
(I I ..r I* " lit ISIS Modi I the paid right-of-way man of the
Jtoaln It. iht Cli if Half »I thtl 1 1 7 ; !.<•••
F»ur
In-'.r
Madant, I eyllmlsr,
ant til fciddtro sr* inviwd lu !*•
HT e.r l.stlsr her*#|M.wir, with rotiniy commission, who must
Brtttnu Ail bid* shall Iniludti ll u
IK.
foll'-wInf
Kiulpmanr
look to them for hit. salary, will
rcptsx #0fli of Iho rnsoufaclurn Pixilllfhla 1 2a mount id.
BSUIflUllont *nd d -irn e ll ' 0 |it«rattempt to place the blame for
I'lo-k.
alii-irle.
B l u r t Th t Cl(» of Harford r t . t u t yianuraelunr'a hsatir with possible failuie of our 17-P'J pro
tin richi lo accept iho low.it and
dufrottsr and motor,
•r boot bid and to rtjr.t any or oil
ject at anybody else'a doorstep he
lion,
blowing rlne
VIdo os oath roapoctltt II*m for
Tlraa II I Nslnii lukslata:
ran. I want to stale here and now
1h* bool In itrirlt of tho City 01
lliownut *lilalil II) mountsd
Stanford, Prtras bid shall b* binding
Nylon, llnodyaar tjpt or that the Slate (load Department,
•a l i t P*rt "f iht blddtr lor a
armlvalsnl.
its District Office in Drl.and, and
ptrlsd ofihlrty <l*> d»r» from in*
Transmission, standard man
the Road Hoard member of this
ual I s|iss<l forwatrl
ll VrTee* iiiail fca T. oT l i aanlura.
Ash (ray, drlvar'a compart* district, William A. Dial of O r
loinl.
___ n.w *; yard b«a*y Ouir
frlrsctlohal slenala loitallid lando, have hern far more co
eansbleallon rlamslisll. ilraelln*.
Front arm rails
1 erawlar rnounitd, macblav. |w»*
Ptai uoholtlsry lo ba far lory operative in work on this project
# ar#4 by a 4ls»*l ariatn.. Hit 111,
lnilallr.1 vinyl plttllr, or than any reasonable person could
r M «al ar bstMrt «U h atamtaxl
a>|ulyaj«at.
fautK erawtsr (rams al a mint*
<i>i
III (at, (splaraahla atalrrwnl evprct. The rnunty romnilssloners
ISiuri l»m ih of slat so ( I I ) l*it
iru»
have continually dragged their
ksd Mdi with a minimum wl.nl.
1-1 hath air slsantr.
of t if ir ir tirht (J»> inibss Th*
ciut-h,
htavy
duly,
li* fret on this project. They have,
OisehlBs shill ha anulpp'd wJlb •
‘ ------“\l fool
tuuara |D*hat minimum.
all year long, Ignored my request*
*el*in a
Fri rt snd r*ar sprtnxa In
to add adequate help to secure
__
Taolln.
l-a eomtnarrlal duty lyp*
•tol luthluns 10 ba s-iulppsd ths necessary r.ght-opway* and
• Indtr, Vaen; bark slop. . n*
a11 la air loam i irihlon In
s is lls n
w a llh l. p»rforat»-l
right-of-way Information. I per
front m l .
Hsndrla
l/l
y.ril
dnelinr
W inrtshlstd wlnart to l.s y*r* tonally like Jark Fog hut I have
ueksl, b u s I/l yard rshanl
laid* spaad, sit. trie or vat Ini ela mih.ll burkst
uum nptratad buostsr pomp found It sxtremely difficult to get
•noyab^
tvpa.
any action out of him all along
wsr. 'T h . iriaiUns aiiill h-ivs
Knock absorbtrt. front and
warklns walahl of al let.!
r*ar, to b* rurnrnsrclal duty A number of people," said Odham,
typs
ao,M* pounds with lha apaclftad
“have Indicated to our committee
4ratlins hurlsl allarlid ami all
Hark UP Hsht, Installad.
Old. shall spsitti this wtlahi
Il ddar la raqulrad to ranrova ra that they wilt give right-of-ways
All bids shail sps.lfi ih. t -u l
dio ard atllsd rlailrlral aqotpemnuM of cnunlsrwslthl un I t
IrnBI Itotn Idly ear* and l> *lall and to ray knowledge he hasn't
mark las and lha in * * of u ■
lontartci) and secured Ihe deed*
it. raw rat- l.lntrlral In
i|iavt w.••tk tn I** iwrlurm* ■ 1¥
dtsssl .rifles aa kid. Tha sm Mm
i from m i - n* on hi* own initiative.
ekall ba eitrrtntlr In rmduett n
'• Autry 1If*4If Ir ;
If;*! illsition if-irk to bt pftt rmby lha manutai-tursr at tha tlrua
" A f c r all." said Odham, "at
k«| i r MilUr IU.1I
ar uts bid
Jf f '
■Tbs fallewlrt enll-nil squ'n*
fir»l ti4 •hill bt f n hi* paid right-of-way man of th*
Snsnt shall hi II
Ill in-ll*
i
pineed fopi dttor county commission, this should be
widusl re in for tt «
i4 htnt M*i.
Itldil r »ti,i y *uf ii M
J*
A. I'.iundsd e.r
*t .u w
»*r in J t U r i sliiriiii* his fit st Job. Somehow, probably
lir Irarn. sp».ill»le-; tuatb.
from the direction of the County
U Two spssii rrs*»I
li, :J. r - '.ill daarly tlalo lln
Tha bid shall show ths i< lal Md
I 1 I 1111 and ii.rloil of Iho wafran* ( ’ummlssloners, ha hasn't had time
writs: lha trsdr-lh allow ir. , Inr
i> l'>r ( . tly ou all cart and t» devote to tha 17-03 project. On
an. ui*J. truth matinud. i dtl
tht d-U**ri data.
J Qutckway w nh . .i
ll In
It 1a ai.all lit mad* In tam t of ly last Thursday he had time to
ai, and lha dtlltsrr data All
unit pint and total url.o fur work on Celery Avt. and 8tate
Ida shall b. V (I |i n.nfnril
!•>■ Uiddtr at -i It tlato Iho
yiurlda. and th. tuiihlna shall ba amount ht
will allow / on Road 44, and neither of tha roads
faadv f»r (Iraallna n>.
oacl. t>| iht Cltr tart. No. tv ar* in the budget.
--inn Hiirpoias only.
and
a* trada-ln allowance.
H e bid* shall thaw lha enat to
Tht Clip ten n >• iht right to
“ I am confident that tho State
oat. anna work, lha
purcrata now- rart at Iho Road Department will do every
jpaehlna bid
bid pilra outright, without tradtOn. nsw. landrm drlss mntnr
In. and to n il Clip .art No. la thing within Ho power to hotp ut
•radar pi warad with a minimum
ant : i iiblilghL It dtalrabla li.r build 17-03 this year if tho County
f seysnty riva u n h.-m p-.<**?
Iht l.til IBltrttu of lha C l/
Isaal angina: mlnlmun. waitht
ll.ddtr 1 hall auhmlt dalalltd apt- Commission will atop drnffinc Ua
of lha maehins to ha Ao.naa
rlluatioba i t iht mod tit quol- feet and Uko on affirmative and
IMS
td Tha Cltp will tatiutt "at
ria* M i trtmptloa* .tritflraloa positive action at their n u t Tues
day's meeting. I i n
confldsnt
Butpt th it bid which It datma that th* road can bo built thla
in ba b.tt In lha Inttretta of lha
year.
Clip.
Car tball ba tlngla Iona and Iht
"I urge avery eitiien to do hla
••■lor thall bt ihottn from tha
color chart of tha aui.tiiful bid* part on thla project by ex pratelng
dtr bp tht Clip,
Copl.t of Utialltd tptcIflcalloBa his feelings to hit County Com
fan I* obtained at tha I’urchat* missioner," Odham aald. And
1UII A ,,n l#
'» »b« Clip added, “ Be present Tuesday at
T. Una 111 ft|| model 1, inn pick* th* next Seminole County Comup truck mounltd w||h aland* rd misaieners meeting."
■ 1 loB todp, dlradlonal aJgnale
tniiatied, on.
in
apoilighl
mount,d. oil lllttr with rtplacta*
Harris Ward, a ntUva of Tar>
bit element. tiff 1 it tiplon.
lubwite tlret, including tpara boro, N. Cw.it the first pouthoro
lira, and oil hath air tltaatr. ■of«r to win tha National A i m *
Ilidt tiall clearly Halt lha larmt
and period el ihe warranty for lour till. .inco IBM vbsa Bob
Hit Clip on Ihl# truck and lha Jonra scored.
Clements May See
Big Career Ahead
W A lftl 0. IIU TH tl, preaidant of Ihe C.I.O. and th# United Auto
Worktra Union, lalka lo reporter* on hla arrival in New York from a
tour, which included Italy, Tunliia, firaet, Switietland and France.
He was accompanied by his wife. He urged that the United Slates
build atomic power plants in Induitnallr-backward nnn*Comrmir.nt
countries to help raise their living sUodard*.
(Imlrrnatuntl)
NEW YORK i r - R took a tola!
NEW YOR K t^— Arm y hat taken
of 20 sUtcbea to repair winner
up right where it left off last year
Neal River* and loser Bobby Daw
and leads Iho nation's rotlegei in
son after last night's 10-round bout
total offense and rushing.
at St. Nicbolaa Arena. ,
Tha CoJets, who finished No. 1
River* suffered a deep gash over
In both departments, arn right
WASHINGTON tA-Surgeon Gen- th* left eye early in to# fight and
bark at th* top. arronllni to era! Leonard A. Scheele said Mon Dawson was slashed around tho
statistics of the Nalionsl Collegiate day "Uie picture look* very favor right eye in two place* in the final
able'’ from available reports on round.
Athletic Bureau released today.
Rivers, 'S5’ i. a >fagara Fat!*,
After on* game, an >1-0 deci Ihe rffeclivenris of Salk antipolio
vaccine.
had to go lo CallN
Y ., boy who had
sion over Furman, Ih* Cadets havr
The head of th* U S . Public furnia to get action, will b« bark
piled up 647 yards in total offense, Health Service said th* reporti are Nov. 7 to box to* winner of an
including 611 on the ground
wfill incomplete, fragmentary in Oct. 17 match between Artie Town*
Strung out behind Army's fast some instances, and unanaiyred and MUo Savage, one of the two
start In the offense rankings are but they all, indicate the vaccine m*n to knock him out
The 2l-y*ar-old Rivers, a frea
Oklahoma, which a m a s s e d I U has gisen protection in area*
where polio has prevailed this swinger, has won nine straight for
yards enrout* to a 13-0 srore over summer.
a 25-4-1 career record since he left
North Carolina, Bovtun College,
•'Th* published report* from tho Golden Gloves in 1952. II*
|Holy Cross airJ Illinois. The same health olftcials of New York stale stopped .less* Turner and outpoint
[flirt, plus potent Texas Christian, and New York City and from Uie ed Jimmy King in hij last Iwo
lop lha ground attack listings.
state hr Aliks officer of Oregon are previous starts.
Dawson. 133li. originally front
West Virginia averaged almost very heartrning and It U hoprd
15 yards per forward pass attempt the results in thus* areas are typ Blakely. Ga., now fighting out of
In its Richmond opener Saturday, ical of the entire country,** Dr. New York, is a lanky middleweight
who fought nun like Yolande I’omgetting 206 yards and 3 touchdowns Schceir said in an interview,
Th* three departments he named pey during his three-year travel*
on ju.t It throws, 'J of them com
pleted. Of those that have been had reported the vaccine appeared in Europe.
tested m two outinRs, however. lo have been 100 per cent effective
Texas and Stanford rate av air j among children given the full
travel traders, with DU 3 and 132- rcdimmendcl Urr.-t* shuts in 1951,
when extensive testing wax under
yurd-per gsrne averages
way. They also reported favorable
results so far Uils year.
“ Tho-c reports and all others j
we have received indicate the vac
cine hat given protection," Schselc
said.
AU STIN , Tex jr-l* ath ilo GonHowever, we will have lo have
jalrs, 173, of Havana, Cuba, was a longer time before the picture
. . . IS THE
rushed to a hospital last night after can be objectlvly analysed.
a six-round knockout In a prelimi
MOTTO OF OUR'
nary fight here with Alvin Green.
PHARMACISTS!
lU 'R G LA R Y r e p o r t e d
170. of Hon don, Tex.
HOLLYW OOD itv— Police are inB riu r vour p n sGonrales wjs knocked down in vesUgaling th* weekend burglary
erintion to o u r
Hie filth round but returned fur of an aparlmrnt occupied hy an
•killed pharma
Uie final round of th* srhrduled ex-army Captain from Egypt.
cists for correct
six-round fight. Green knocked him
The burglary was reported by
compounding.
through the ropes and ringsiden neighbors of FouaJ Arrf. 29. who
said the Cuban apparently landed was advisor in Egypt for C. B.
on his head. Ha regained cornel- Dnnlttc's “ Th* Ten Command
ou-nr-s but wav rushed tn a hospi ments."
tal when he began having recur
A rd told reporter* he had been
ring dirty spells. Thera was no util with a "beautiful and well
Near P. 0 _________ Phono 103
immediate announcement of his knuwn Hollywood actress" but de
condition.
clined to identify her.
Fighter Is Rushed
To Cuba Hospital
I
Legal Notice
Stitches Needed
Picture Favorable 20
To Repoir Boxers
In All Available
Reports On Vaccine
WIST CIIM AN CHANCIUOI Konrad Adenauer. 79. Is rordlatlv
greeted at he arrives by plan* in Mu-run tor talks wllh Kremlin
trader* which inty prove n turning point In Fast-West afTnirs. The
Chancellor aald he sought more normal relation* between (ic n iu n r
and Russia; hoped to restore German unity, and reach in agreement
on the return of war prisoners. Shown ll. lo r.) are; Soviet I’rrmier
Nikolai Ilulganin; Adenauer; Heinrich Von llrentaim, W n t German
Foreign Minister, ami Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov.
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DRUG STORE
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thinga that make tho new 19641 Ford
one of America'* fmeat earn despite
the fact it is one of America's lowswtpricesl ran, Ia-t’a mart with those long,
low linsw. Lnnhx like It listen to stand
■till, doran't it!
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that I tea aagagtd la bi
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Km ,
yeor M lt l i t i t a f k it a h r A c
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from any amI*. Look i t (ben brood, lo t
hoods. thorn vitorid boodHghti. far momplfc
th e NEW 5 6 F O R D !
U «ro <• atyUng tool will ateg h toyU.
Itto th> Aim ear at half th* fin* o«r pric* l
4 . Haro's tb* wew 202-h* TUmrtirbM M
and wo aamirw you. It will give you new
driving enjoyment, It'o available In
Fcmlomatle Falrlane and Station Wagon
mod*la , , . th* 170-h.p. Y-8 in FordoK«tie Malnlln* and Customlin# tr
3 » H t f t 'i what y m itta so
frtmo Km fit* croM-mi
including a K-bor moml
front I t caa taka H I And
B a ll-Jo in t F ro n t Snap
n a lly biota aol busaya.
. D m 137-h.p. Six in All model*.
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rid* Aicauntlag a not
7. Hsro'a
A double-grip locking
la iM trtiM a with
of Us rittltlou,
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YOUNG MAN 23 - ^QUALIFIED TO HANDLE CREDITp
LECTIONS, AND OFFICE DETAIL IN LOCAL BRANCH.
IT ALSO HAVE INTEREST AND ABILITY TO ASSIST
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Toward Completion
SANFORD. FLORIDA
Question
Is Raised'
For Mayor
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 28. 105N
Weafhei
Dear In p*r|ly rtoiirly 13 ,Hn**H*»
•rr| Thur.d** with ■ I m afternoon
«hn**rr* Ihur-da*. Ilijh ItidlJ *7-
9
Arwoeietrd Prrtw l.casrd \\ ire
N o . 25|.
Letter Sent To Citizens
Explaining Highway Plan
With Mayor J D Cordell out]
of ihe race for City Commissioner i
m Ihe November City Election, a
hig question mark stands now a -1
head of "who will be a candidate
for the Important post "
Th « Trogresvlvc step* of com
pleting the Seminole Memorial
City Clerk If. N. Saycr was
Hospital are being taken Ju»t
authorized al the last Board of
rapinly a* they can. according
City Commissioner's meeting to
Ita n y W ilr, administrator. who
set up Ihe necessary personnel and
added that the larget dale'for ac
put the machinery m motion for
ceptance of patients Is Dec. 1
the election early in November
Installation of equipment Is
Several persons have been men
going on just at fast a* the buildtioned a* possible City ('ommissIng-lrade mechanics clear an area
Inner limber hot nojjn* at yel
\ t»r* on!ituner a/frxting Ihr
alier finishing iheir jobs In fad.
has stepped up In defiare himself
people of Sanford will heronte
Mr Weir added, he was '**|rppine
in Ihe race.
Fine* and estreated bond* ram*
lie on AVI. 20.
on iIn- heels" of some of the
Mayoi Cordell yesterday stated [ A *H*v% flair nf officer* n m fl
Ihe Didmaiii'p U * (•ie«ptf«tiv
tradesmen in his anxiety to bet to 1131 at Sanford City Court Mon that the office of commissioner
riled In head the Seminar t ounU tou<fhiA£ rvrry I <me, epaitinrut*
the Installation* made a» soon a* day afternoon
it,, , j t>.
City Judge John I^onardy Im- had taken at least 2) per rrnt of Sportsman's Association lor the , tll| |„„|nrM
possible and thus avoid Ihe possi
his working time which he declar
A tct:rr. written h) R
• O f|„ ,it,|rr to m i«r nnr**ary rebility lhal msny of the finishing poseJ heavy fines when traffic ed 'must be devoted lo my bust- 1933 34 fiscal year.
tu.n chairman of ihe Seminole
Porter Lansing, wi .1 k % '« "
th, p,
touenes would "gang up" on him violation* were heard.
nr**."
spoils enthusiast, a former f rest prt>sl, m „ f , hr
pil4f •Irert«.
County Chamber of Commerce
Thirteen ca«e» of "parking mrler
at the last minute.
Only one office for City Com -1 dent of the local organiration a*
p,,ui,lr
„il,n
I nor Rang-.* Highway Planning
The administrator pointed out violation", imposed against one missioner
will be filled in this
C n m n illtt l« Ivins mailed Ihn
•A Will
that there are many things that man, were charged to John R Bri- year's election. And, up lo this well as a former president of Ihe , , „ u l
District and Statrwldr organization Ih tool* with uhli’h to tin them,allcipivn I.) h.milled* of Srminnlo
eamv.l h« done until other* have ndy. He estreated a bond for IM lime, no announcement has beed
was
jnanlii.oi.sl> circled to till Ihr
and
did
"of
appear
in
court
lo
of Sanfonl City IV n V rr Nilmhal KrnfrtuV W Mr County citizen*
prepsrrd ihr way for Ihrrn. to r
made as U> whether or not a re Ihe p.-sition of presidenl
T ie
Idler, arrompanled be
mihinnvrit Agreed tn ft.or»i r
l .'V, ronimander \ T
instance, step C rannol be made answer charges.
Jbrxing with Lansing as officers refu»« coltf-s tmn f**r.
j cop.ct
of Iwn of The Sanford ||»r.
Chargrs agarnsl seven people ferendum on the annexation prob
I
Kofcr
Atlantic
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f
fl
arrttrr!
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htr
until step A has been set up; or
lem will be held.
aid ^ n‘ U 'ru li ronrfpninf the pro.
will be Buford Brown, vice pirslTo acquaint thr fttlifn* nf n r At S N \AS >r*lfrday fair j byirf *
perhaps phase K will have lo wall were continued until the next *rsM ORTON MCDONALD
drm Guy Bishop, secretary, and Sanford with i t i r y pufpon *»f routino %i*»t
sion
of
court
when
their
appear
^r
r ** t f d •Itllud#
tho k St}
till detail* D and II have been ap
John Mriich, trcasuirr.
ance could not he made because
«h, oidinan.r. we aie reotinling! Arcnriline lo hi. aid. t i n s p.r," " '■ 1* ^nnc prepared in lb proved
by
the
contractor.
A
delay
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« r. | r.ffsce of lor Semin.de Co mty
Directors elected lo complete here in full:
in one spot, therefore, frequently of various reasons.
Chamberlain,
l r«N. ihe Admiral| chamber nf
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the slale ol thirteen were: Wade
Cases rontinurd included (hose
Commerce by Mr*
“ Ite It erartfd l.v Ih people <•anted lo look over the farrtitic- j \ ,-t
means a slow down In other*.
Singletary. Mrs. Sata Johnson, of the City of Sanford, Flonda:
a M Tollc. secretary lo Ihfl
Equipmrnt has been scheduled against: Theron Thomas. Vernon
heir sntl discuss wills Ihr various committee
James Kckrrn, snd Charlie For
''Section t. That ( haptrr It of squadron commanding otli.ns any
to arrive about as it is .needed, Frank Westfall. Franklin M Barry,
rester. lo serve two year teim*; Ih , Cos), of the City of Sanford,
Odham, writing live personal
but in come instance* It now is Richard C. Chappelle, Mabel E.
probWm* lhe> niai have encounterH
ON
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f-T>
Two
filer*
County
Commissioner
Ftrd
D>
»on
teller lo proper!* nsnerv anti riFlorida. IU.M, lv and the same cik
••standing b y" until the contract Chappells, Claude Knighton and ■natched from tb* jaw a of attack
and Cotton Brown to seivc one|j, hereby kiornen led h> addition
Lawrence Mayor.
or’s men move out of the way.
l>n hand for hn arrival were liienv give* a report of the pro
Case* heard or cases where ing sharks In a dramatic Pacific year terms.
thereto of a new set linn number- Cjpl J T Blackburn. l'S \ , Com ject *• hr »cr* II from the CbmThe hospital’s operating officer
rescue arrive today almaid the
Wade Singletary, outgoing pre*iI Fiction 11-11. such section inao.h r of Heavy Allark Wing One mitirr Head standpoint following
hastened to say that everyone with bonds were estreated Included rescue ship Steel Advocate for l
deni, pointed lo Ihe Fifth District bring in ihe following words and
the Arnold Construction Company those against i Leroy Uqnton for joyous reunion with their wive*.
anil l 'apt. Robert VS .larkson. numerous meetings nf boih lha
Sportsman's Association officers, figure*:
tarns Hinge Planning i ominltb'i*
Florence V.
and its subcontractors have been reckless driving;
NAAS Commanding Olttcer.
The
two
are
the
only
survivora
and railed for the eooperalion of
Spoils, Improper parking; Lloyd
"Section IM S . A There is
Accompanying A d m i r a l Mc and ihr CHlirn* Committee.
Morion McDonald, President of fully cooperative and have been
of
a
Flying
Tiger
line
cargo
plana
(he local group with Ihe district hrlrby hil|H>»id a i r lu n rollrcToe teller i* as billows;
Dale Martin, parking overtime In
Mahon on hi* two hour visit wrie
The Abitract Corporation of Dr- ••ramrodciing" Ihe job all they two Instance*; Thomas Fisher, that ditched at lea Friday night heads Those in the Fifth District
lion fro. Ihe term "refuse col
"I am r-wtaln that through re.
can.
but
there
have
been
Instances
whil* carrying military euppliei organiration arc; Itusirl! Saxon.
n.l, «lth office* In Daytona
careless and negligent driving;
lection" including collection ol Hear Admiral J N Murphy, \t- p ,„ (, ln k ,.. newt papers you liasa
ach and Sanfoni. «a * elected when for reason* beyond their con Robert Daniel Dekle. carries* irrd to Wake Island. Three of Ihe five- New Smyrna Beach, president, (',
Fieri Material Officer. amL |irt>bwt.lT br.-o.i,r eonfu.nt . U t
both garbage and rrfute a* defin lantic
force captain* W. A. Dean, J.
man crew perished, on* from L. McClain, Ocala, vice president,
yesterday at Preildcnt of The trol the work has been delayed,
negligent driving; Homer Renton
ed n Section 11-1 above, the Simlh, II. It. Newell, and A. ‘ j th# slatut nf hii:hvARjr 17*92. M*jf
and
'hey
are
about
30
day*
behind
ehark bite*.
American Titlo Association at its
and John Geiltey, New Smyrna amount nl whirh Ire shall be in Kohlhat
Waller, driving while intoxicated;
*' I itiiln a* luirfly
tha
One of the survivor*, copilot Beach, secretary.
49th annual convention being held their hoped-for schedules.
Hardrick
Hogan,
driving
while
in
airordanre w-nh Ihe following
Both Ihe contractor* and Ihe
This wa« Admiral Mi Mahon'* •iRtn nf ihi« projrxt •» I hunMtly
Robert C. Hightower of Vallejo,
in Cleveland, O. Mr. McDonald la
Singletary, pnor In relinquish schedule
people have been toxicated and no drivers license; Calif., was bitten on Ihe foot a*
first visit In NAAS since August »rr it.
lha firat Floridian ever elected to rquipment
ing hi* chair lo Ihe newly elertrd
Hen Joe. disorderly conduct; M. h* wa* pulled from tha water.
"ia
l
For
each
single
family
of last year.
"K iril «• )ou Vnn«w tSn
-pushing”
lo
make
up
this
lost
Uiii high office. Tb it la the highpresident told the group, "we'je
L. Nichols, parking meter viola
Ro»i| hi i.Altuirnt put intu I*%
lie and his companion, Capt. here tn conserve game and you residence (which Irnn shall em
eat honor that can be paid to any time in Irylng to make Dee. 1 for
tion; J. Wallace Brown, Joe Lovell Anthony Machado of Hollywood,
brace only a single building and
SMOO.IHM) tn bt 9pent v*\
man by hi* proftaalon. Mr. Mc mal opening date, Mr. Weir aald.
Pauline, and John Carter, improp Calif., the pilot, told of their ran't lengthen Ihe teassm to con il« preniitra for single family
fifll* IftlllMi* IT-9.* flfttn tllp
Donald vaa born In Oconee Coun He went on to say that people
serve. A fellow might not hr in urinnanry, aud evchide any rent
er
parking,
Frank
Donofero,
parkordral yesterday in * radio-telety, Georgia, and «a * educated in should realize Uial before that
rotinty 11n# noith
fur
th*%
ing overtime; Miller Adoiphuv phoiir interview with The Aa- Ihe woods quite as long wilt) a al occupant/ ollur than Ih* till# e public ichoolt of Georgia, lie date the stall must be given at
rtnnry nonM tuny, Th lt p«»lnt If
shorter season, but there would be j gle family), rai h church, ea< h
Brown,
diaorlcrly
conduct;
Robert
sociatvd Press.
attended the Univeraity of Georgia least 30 day* tn which to teat the
pppruimitts Ijr Fix# Tnint* Fnrth^p
more to hunt."
Smith J r ., drunk and disorderly
I Lodge (which irtiu shall embrace
Slachado said ha survived for
but left ychool before completing material and machine* with which
tiif •ta*i« Kngif !V,»attrv« nt fat
(Continue* On I'nge Fight) f t ily n-ti-pflMil, * fra: Vnal or
conduct;
Kart
E.
McQueen.
Im
40 hours without a life Jacket.
hit eourae became of the death of they will work. Once patients are
ffl f!t!!t^f\^irtlifffi\I(tr I It'rlf tn com*
proper
license
plate;
John
Wesley,
ganuat.on* maintaining building*1 W A S H IN G TO N id*) T l
"I kept going by hanging on to
received there ran be no " I think
hi* father.
hr plrtv ihn fv»ur taninir nf 17*I»1
reckless driving, and H. R 1***- one of Ihe guja, then lha other,"
fur Iheir lodge pur re***), *"d
|.... tmwnt *fia■ «rf a
Sow, f fvnm Fi%«* fiiint* in Sanfmif •n«l
He started with The Abitract *o" aboti* the hospital** operation- for parking prohibiled.
each
nur.ery
<*ovb
terns
emitter
|
for com pi# Non nf
Company in DeLand, Florida, in it must be sure, efficient and pro
- ~ r~
ing ontv education*' buildings' '*H:rrt l»*l# r cii r^#nr> 4» tlona ftnnl tfir Oraitfi* |V,intjr linn in
* March, 1923. lie later became vide for the umost tn care and
otrd for inslnutioo ».f rhtldlri! tii l*r takrn m Ihr #vrtil nf a VN li't r r I'avl* in nt >4 itf*t tMnii;rU
manager and when the owner ioid comfort of lho»e who are Ihere
So >fili 94*r Mr ha\r tlit* opptil tlllil*
(Ciintinui'd (lit I'aie Fig lil)
for
treatment.
natioi<aI tnilitaiy r m t . ^ r ncjr.
out, the company wa* reorganised
tqr of a four taut* hichuftv all tfin
tn this -break-in" period the
N E W Y O R K f D — Tw .. h?n
Ijume
A dirretivi m u n i t*i thr mill* way from Smifoni tn Orlninln bv
end the name changed to The Ab
medical
staff
also
mint
become
run*
by
J
o
,
Collin*
m
rrird
Ihr
tarv
m
n
lct
Srpt
TJ
am!
made
stract Corporation. He became
1 tr nut of nett >rar. If
sin not
New York kankret to a ti-5 vic
a^atlaliti* t
y *ai*l H r i«*»idta
^eretary of the Operation with acquainted with the facllitici of
an
Itingri
jf«'tUntr
thn
pm With
quick
action
on
the
part
tory
ovrr
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
*"f hpni atiiui
\ m r t !a#l May
e small financial interest. Ho later the hospital. Their effort* also
iinilirv%AV. \rt> frankly a« *
W ASHINGTON l/B-The Hoover of the Army Corps of Engineer*, today in the first game of the
1.......
9hound that •‘murh n»t<»# att»*n* i jrrt
_ , lfc. ,
purtMaied the majority of the must b# coordinated with thove ol
linn- mi.il hr *.v*.i to thr dry# I* ‘
' lh,# ,H,#r 1 •fHouily d.iuht
stock sod baa been president since the nunlng* and administrative Commission, whose kcjnot* wa* and a crow from I’atalka In ihrir 31th World Herie*. A crowd of
«?<•
ic»
staff Mr. Weir strewed the eager- economy In government, went out llyarinth Division. Ihe blnrkade dl.Hrt'J iaw a slugging niat.'b
o p m rn l nf a well d rfin n l p n -K ia m k hplhfr or nut
19U.
hr •(••rr*Aful in ihi* (im jiyl. All
ro se tln g einergrttry arltoii*.
ness or all to give the equipmrnt of exirtrnre today on a consistent nf hvacirths at the Lake Monroe marked by five homer* and
He has been active in clvle af
f.icc t l«y
and Ihe teamwork a thorough note. U rrlured MJ.OOO in unspent llridee wa* cleared early today Dudger rally that fell Just
Dni r . Oj atlon Alert, Presi Vrur Itiitf
fairs for a number of year*, having
funds lo the Treasury.
and Ihr channel it now open fur of tying lha score in
dent Fl»enl ' >rf and lh<>i-aiida of mu* if' iav aftrr uniifher v%ith our
"check-out";
all
of
which
point*
served a* president of the Dcl.and
1 util nil aq.iiiivi # >'onic of
inning.
During its twoyear life, the boal* lo go through.
try offb-ial* ami w-irkrra left 1 mint
Chamber of Commerce, president up the hustle and bustle that now
thnn iif ** fur (hi • (iruj«vt; all nf
Commission on Organisation of the
Bo.t* were prevented from p i n
One ri< « against Ben Joe \\ ashingt'-n ami 'i«t-ran Ihe govof the DeLand Rotary Club, district Is going on at furniture and equip
Cl unlimirtl (In Tag# l-njht)
Executive Branch of the Govern ing the bridge tinee Saturday
ehargrj with "assault with in‘ eminent from hideout* under eimgovernor of district 141 of Rotary ment men call lo the construction
ment, headed by former President morning by hyatinth* blocking the
j ulaled war condition*.
mechanics
"Move
over,
boy,
let’*
tent lo "muider" in Seminole
jfleniatiooai. has headed many
Herbert lloovtr, receivel $2,949.- entire area ra»t of the bridge.
The diirttlve aid that during
'A v a a for raising funds for various get 'his do-dad act.*'
County Court, » n
transfrrinl
334 from congress to finance it*
I ib* alert evrrrisfl “ it berani*
A helicopter, tugboat, and repair
"Operating
staff,
mrdical
staff,
dvie activities, and he received
from
rily
court
In
««un*y
court
apparent that roitintunlialinn pronursing staff and the very im search for ways tn streamline boal w*ri- railed lo the icene to
.Monday when f ile Judge John
the award of the outetanding eiti
federal operation* and cut expen dislodge pleasure craft engulfed In
hlrm* would make Imprarttcal
portant
upeeU
nt,
eager
lay
peo
ten of DeLand through the DeLand
I a ' manly hrard ihr r»*i> agaln*l thr liansatiuion of lengthy doe-itha hyacinth blockade. O n l y
ple look toward Dee. 1 hoping diturrs.
the Negro night rluh o|ierator
Chamber of Commerce in 1W L
mrnte on
emergency baait.”
The commission actually halted through several hours of boat
NEW YORK f/TV — Grandma
that Mr. Weir get* hi* way and
Re hia been active In Trinity the million dollar, IS bed medical Ha work by law last June M, but manipulating was the tugboat able M) rile Powrr, the baseball *age and farm lalmrer.
Brought *uift to Sanford from
Methodist Church end has been a renter I* ready to atari It* public It wa* given another 90 day* for tn free a small plrature host ope from the Southland, ha* taken
member of the official board since
Trenton, X*. J., where hr wa*
service," added T . E. Tucker, liquidation chores Thst lime was rated ano owned by Charles Be* her (32,000 and retired from hig j
he w ii twenty years old. He icaeb- chairman of the Board ol Trustrea, up lodiy.
league play on T V after a per working ts « rre«r foreman, hy
of Orlando.
Constable J, Q ".>>l(m" Galloway
ea a Sunday school data of young who also have been doing their
fect five week Sraiun.
In It* final formal statement,
M IAMI Us
e - - tliurlrsno
married couple* nt the present utmost to meet the pre-Christmas the commission said it made 314
Urged by her children and a and Sanford Point Department
Janet
rammed into Britll-h linnPatrolman
Jo
,
Hirksnn,
Ihe
M
host nf wr11-wi«hei* Dot to lake
deadline.
recommendations, with 143 of these
(he ri*k, *h, passed up a •’’at-ce srarold ,N'egio wa* charged with
'•Me hss been active In hla trade
considered administrative anl the
MOSCOW »v— A Chirayo dcnti*t
' “ rlT
r hurricane, the loth nf lha
at tha grand prise on The |/k!,000 firing a 39-<alibrr piatol through Pniay nunrhslanlly a w a i t e d *
association, having served as resi
remainder subject to legislative or
tha K ircn il'wr of his ex-wifa'l reply to hla request that dumb *ra>on. •lamrnrd sthure with 11V
dent of the Florida Title Associa
presidential action.
W ASHINGTON UV-The Afiicul question CBS giveaway show,
tion in 1940 and 1941 and la now
founded So* ir* official*— for per mile an hour wind*
T h . 70-yrar-old widow say * her homa on Sanford Ave.
lure Department reported today
It was inovinz about 21 m p h
According tn Cun-table Gallo minion lo hrrerr through Ihr So
secretary of the Florida THIo Aathat Americana are smoking more winning*, olim atrd al t.T.ft<)i)
when tl lut Brill h llu n lu u - The
assncUtion, having served a* prestcigirette* now that, in il* view, after income tea**, will hs- hpul way, tha alledjed tboolitig took viet Union by jeep.
newspaper I Bar in ih- Yursian -akl
past ten yean. He his served on
l-lace on Sept l i whrn the Negro
the "main impact" of Ihe ciga in a sock" and *avrd.
The dentist, Dr. Brrlhold Srhulr Ihr slorm earlier till tjumtaiK B >o,
various committees In the Ameri
Annuunclng her dr*i.ion
,n ia i said lo have fired twire; jy a rriv H yeilerday on a hl*lnrfe
rette* health controversy appairntcan T i ll Association ami ia imquit on tha program last night. through the arreen iu an attempt drive from Hrlvinki. Finland lb Ihe ra«lei mnosl .trip of M« vim,
Carting nf the part* for the first ly has passed
N EW YO R K
- The Soviet
a binely stretch of roatlline.
mediate past chairman of the Ab Union kept ailent today toward an production of tho Sanford Theatre
Reporting on “ (he tobacco situa •ha said it seemed "lha sensible lo hit hi* wife.
was ihr first foreign tmirlat lo
Between the two strikes, Janet
actor's Section.
thing
to
do.”
•
Olio nf Ihe rhargea In city mike such a Inp tine, th* 191)
American-Britlsh request that the Guild Is still In progress at the tion," the department said Ameri
had pit k< d up a little- speml
Ml*. Power, a ha*ehal| fan for court, •‘bandlshing flrcarnis", har Rrvoluthm.
Communist* help in limiting the Sanford City Hall Auditorium ac can* 13 years of age and ovrr will
wav moving alHiul 21 in p Ii when
years and a Brooklyn Dodger been tran-fem d tn county ,ourt
sale of heavy armies to Egypt and cording to Don Fletcher, president smoke an averagr of nearly 10
Dr. S* hull parked hi* jeep nul j
|(lt ,
, t y i„ „ U tia II...
of
Ihe
local
theatre
group
hy
Judge
ieonai'ly.
The
othn
1
pound*
of
tobacco
in
clgircllcs
looter,
raid:
"M
y
Dodger*
has*
the Middle East.
side llic Kremlin wall*, slrullcd,
„ .........
.
.
.
.
i
■
>
.
>
i
Only
a
few
trp-irt*
were i t..s , .
“dt»orderly
ronducl" nto Ihe National Hold, an l a*
The play selected, "Father'* during 1933
won tot* of pennant* and I fed caae of
U.5- Secretary of State Dulles
........... .
. , of. Inlourtvt.
, , ' , which
. . . ante Irorii Ihe area, Inc Weather
That would represent a I t per lika I won a pennant, and they la m e up for hearing. However, tuunded. ofllciat*
and British Foreign Secretary Bern Tu Mars", has a cast of etc
Harold Macmillan broached the ven and aome of the parti ara sliU cent Increase over last yrsr hut never won a World Ferir* ami Ihe Negro did not appear to handlci Ku**ia's growing touriat Bureau al Stiami aald. Pie latr-t
fall 4 9 per'cent shy of the 1931 I don't want to beat them to Ihe answer charge* and Kit h-nd of businc*!. lie a*krd permit*lon In adviaory la*l night r.iim.<Uil lha
Issue lo Soviet Foreign Minister open
draw."
*2U2 Wa. e .li-a lrd .
V, M. Molotov at dinner here last
Flrieher sirgw* *J1 Interested figure— a record
drive Ihrmiggh Ihr country, rmerg •linin'* Ingiiot wind* at 133 m p n.
Social Security Covers night foflowfag Egyptian Premier persons to attend the meeting to ---------------------------a - ------------------------- —
mg at cithrr Ihr Iranian nr The W'-athrr Bureau'* a.lvi-nry at
3 a in <aul liic highot windt wcio
rs," a booklet m c o tly la- Carnal Abdel Nasser’s announce- night. Artor* are not Ihe only
Cmhnvlovak iKirJfr.
■aid by tha Social Security Ad men. that Red Ciechotlovakia bad peopie required. Set building,
Schulz rail* him.clf a "fruvlraled
,IS m ,l h
Wtnil* oi hurricane force vwrlli-t
barhcloi."
atratJoo, explain* in •asy-to- agreed tn awap such arm* for lighting, publicity and other phases
Egyptian rice and cotton.
out ft) lo )0 miles from llie rcnlrr
of production require the effort*
Pointing out Ihe Improtanre of serve strength for rapid expan intricacies nl landing jet plan'
grstsnd language, tha right*
and galea whipped acruv* land and
Dull#* and Macmillan repeated of many other people. If anyone
sion
of
war
industries.
Without
sir
on
air
strip*
and
air
r*
obligation) of (arm pcoplt to Molotov tboir desire, expressed
Ihe Naval Air Station in Sanford,
vea 223 milr« lo Ihe north and I d
la interosted in stage work, either
Comdr,
Slc»en*
cl*;
*
*
S
supremacy
the
rountry
wouldn't
the social aocnrily law. ac- in a statement earlier yeaterday,
miles In Ihr tooth
onstage or backstage, the Guild Comdr. Paul Alevens of Composite be what It Is today," he stated.
talk with Ihe *110'. \\ \- , c
_ lo Paul K. Weaver, mana- “ lo avoid an arm* race which
Squadron Eight declarrd at the
borne 130,000 officer* and men p irtu m whlcs
n*d
|^of tho Orlando aodal security would Inevitably increase the ten can certainly find a place for you meeting of the Pilot Club In the
— just be at the City Hall tonight
Bo s t o n i r — Mayor John n
are now In acHvn tervire In Ihr Taken
V ' Aircraft
sion*" in tho Middle East. In their a I o’clock, Fletcher aald this Yacht Club last night that its Navv with 193,000 Marine* and i a rn r
-• a
* * * * .,!, bn wnich
w m c m »> n«'’ •nd Stale Sen John K.
Carrie
i
J O * booklet ia ialanded to-help statement they added the hope that morning.
main purpose f ir ealitenre la to
*\>t landing en an
' « • nominated for mayor
1.000 ship* operating as well a* the f-n.
• fa rm e r determuw w bother bo other gnreramenta would bo guid
earry ou' the minion of Ihe Nary.
__. 1
T i * a____
a .
.
..I I L v a liv it i a . U r i f a v * « ■
o( Bo*lon yctirrday In a nonrarti‘
10.000 aircraft
in
nperalinn. airrfSfl
hroughi
nut.
He waa introduced by Mrs Wall«r
id omployed or eolm-emoloyad, es- ed by the aame aim.
M Sgt. Henry P. Jatohirn, local
Comdr. Sir ven* pointed nul While
Mr* lla n r y Swanton preaidrd •an preliminary elrclton in which
pactally in relatioa lo tlia farming
L. Carter, program chairman.
fewer than 39 per rrnt of the recruiter foi thr Sanford a m , hat
at
the
Sanford
Naval
Auxiliary
al
the
mrelmg
and
announced
that
oLisnd teasod on a eagh rcn U l or
IN TC LU G E N T FUF
Comdr Stevens, who has just Air Flation there are Ijo o people Ihe club had been invited in the eligible voter* participated.
annotitiicl hla ai hcdut* for vitiling
d flfc of tho crop baaia. A atctlon
TRAVERSE C ITY, Mich, (ft returned from a lour of duty In IneluJinr ISO civilians' 300 officer* chartering of the Cocos Club on
Sanford. II* will h* in Sanford on
Ilyne*
ant
Powers
defeated
the
publication tl devoted to is- Herman Burgnaa’ beagle hup is a
Tomorrow from l :M to T.JO the Medilrn aneaa, brought but the and 1.300 men and Ihe station Sept 3i at 9 p. m. She alto ex old political warrior James M. Monday and 33’edn»»day of »arh
‘ fcr bright oaa.
p. m . a unit from tha Central fact that ell ef the Atlantic's is growing dally, he alated.
tended an InvUatlon from the Curley and Slate Supreme Court week from 9:3n a. m. until 3;.Vt
•«n9M* ■ cHy htalfog — gt— gr. Floctda Blond le a k la Ortaado, heavy attack aquadrona ara based
p. m. II* will h* found at *he
Comdr. Stevens told of the ex- Daytona Beach Club to attend Clark Chester A Dolan.
M l dw M a M ia Oh Back aaat will ka at tu rk e ’a ProlMiienal at the elation which la an auxili pantioa program Utal la under
Sanford Boat Office on those days
Tha election will be Nov. 9.
its Founder * Day dinner on Oct.
Bldg., la okUIn
ary' to the Jaehaoatrtlto Naval Air way at the local station which It M at which lime M n . Edith Mar- 'The vote wai: Hynes, 30.934; of viaiution.
a heating jeh.
Btatka.
Ii planned and eapected will be a Bride Cameron, president of Pilot Powers, 3M1T; Curley, 14,193;
Sgt. Jaiobaen haa avkrd that
Wfcaai hn canan hack l a pap »n »
awe the hank may
“ A strong armed force In this full atelioa someday. Speaking ol International, will ha the gueat Dolan, 19.32*.
all
men who are inlaicst*d In tha
I i the front Mat, had turned ea the contribute at Utia tame time, II age Ii not only necessary, but It hia own group, Composite Squad
speaker.
It was one of ihe most crushing Army Program or treking in
rniio end wa; listening qxiieOy. wai announced today, and those U essential," declared Comdr.
Two other guests wure welcom politics! blows suffered by the 90- formation should ronlarl Kim and
Burgess beamed at the dajfi la- who would Ilka ta contribute am Sleveae He told of Ihe impor ron Eight. Comdr. Slevena aald
he had 239 men and SI officers ed at the meeting, Mr*. J. B. ear-oid Curley, who hat served Ka would h« Kappy to furnish
ka M M la B9» k -----------to meal to
tance of maintaining m o end air which include eai
Bey at Tamp* and Mrs. fUarge our terms ee mayor aa well u them with the latest information
j ad ti
C D in s.
and eoagrtetman.
Tan the U- B. Army.
i
V
ill Heavy Fines Are
Imposed In City
Court Action Here
Porter Lansing
Ordinance Effective Odham
Prepares
Chosen President Beginning O ct 20
Report
01 Sportsman Assn.
Admiral McMahon Clarification Is
Purpose Of Act
On Routine Visit
;; To Navy Station
Fliers Have Joyous
Meet With Wives
McDonald Selected
To Important Post
At Cleveland Meet
K
Secret Lists Given
Qeadlin? For Nov. I
u
i
. .
Hyacinths Cleared
nOOVGr LOmmiSSIOn By Quick Action
Out Of Existence
VtJl.L . L -_i'
., . .
YanksTake Opener
From Dodgers, 6-5
Ben Joe Case Is
Given Transfer
E SS To Counly Court
Woman Reluctant
To Beat Dodgers;
Settles For Check
Soviet Union Silent
Being Cast
On Request For Aid Parts
By Theatre Guild
Department Says
'Main Impact' Dies
Chicago Dentist
Requests To Tour
Russia In Jeep
Crushing Blows
Thrown By Janet
In Swirling Palh
ial Security
Issued
Comdr. Stevens Addresses Pilots
Curley Defeated
In Crushing Blow
Army Recruiter Has
Sanford Schedule
Blood Bank Unit
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THE SANFORD HERALD
Pag* 2 Wed. Sept. 23. 1955
To you w fioV ofover A ©ppwi tit A& , w ln vft* you to
Libby’s Sliced Hawaiian
•ISHOf AIphnrvK) Maria Fenwtla
a I'ranrltran miiiionar*’ »h n
tmprtumpd by thr Chine-e
Reds m 19J2. U »h n »n in * Hon*
Ken( hwplUl ihortly atler hi*'
relraie. Tnn ‘arnak to walk andj
«fl*h!ti! nnlr *0 pound . hr had
tn hr earned nerora the tvirdrr
tea frredojp.
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SHERMAN. Tea T — The L harlrt
l.lirrjpuln family *1 13'5 N Crotli*
ell S*. Ireli at if th*t nil well were
Jmt i member of thefamllv
•'Thil nil well" i» actually Juit
out'ldr thr window, Ruth up
a jtim l the '(tilth wall nf 1 he (tllf*
rapuio home.
,
Rut lit huge motor* throb, the
'frill* Ctm dank* at ICt ttammcl
into place in the ris tnwert, and
the foarripulo home thaket and
groant with the nolte It i bem
gome on for Ihree mnntht
‘'Sometime* I don't even nolice
It al all," Mr*. Giarraputo told a
reporier. "Rut »omeime» i ahr
ratted her voice a hit a* the nolle
tone mittiriei, when I'm hot aol
tired and the* children h a ir hern
difficult, (hr nohe nut *rrtm In
bounce nil the wall* "
"Pony Jim ”— that'* S mnnthold
.famet Anthony— ha* lived with Ihe
none for four fifth* of hi* life and
rloetn't know anythin! different.
Jeannette, 1. » a » frishtened al
ftrnl hy the htj die»el iruck* but
ha* |rnun u*ed to It.
*‘l a*ki*t the doctor if the nnue
would damage Ihe children'* ear*,"
raid Mr*, (iiarraputn "H e *»id Hip
none,wouldn't, but they will prob
ably have iome trouble adjuring
to tilenre again "
The. driller* nltll have about a
Ihntcand feel to .go before the*
reach the II nyj.foot deplh where
they hope to hit oil.
Meanwhile, life gpt* difficult
The heat from the rts nuke* it
impouiblr for Mr*. Giarraputo to
n»e hrr kitrhen much during Ihe
day. She wa*hr* Ihe dlahea in Ihe
evening. Mn»t family dinner* are
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LE T 3 A'.L P LO W
o . c t ’ TO c r r - i
TC ' —> r
Ck a v ' r ' s V
rooked on an electric bean pol, a
Sift of Mri Giairaputo * mothtr.
And Mr and Mr* Giar.-iputo
had to mme into the north bed
room with the children. Their
toulheatl bedroom wa» too rloie
to Ihe drilling Once the drilling
crew hit a ga* pocket M ri Giarraputn had la turn the pilot light nut
on her gn atove and evacuate Ihe
hotue fnr a day
A neighbor, PiVddie l^e, *ayi,
" It ’a like having neighbor* neai
door, the kind that fisht ail the
time."
The Giarrapulo* have one ron*n
latlon: They ran dream of mme
met*tire of wealth, or jutt think
about It when the none ti too
much They have an intereit In
th* well and are rootmc for it to
•ay off.
PINEAPPLE
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wherein and w h a rth r Palllloaara. nr albar plaadlnaa Ibaratn with OoTTITv V. Kradarl*k
H O T a l I . k .v
R L A i 'a ii T c n . j n . . lb* Clark nf taid Court at Man*
and K A T i r a A M A X T H A RUAt'flH* ford. M urid*, ami to a*r»* .auiaa
T M I . hla * Ha aaak In adnu| W it .. Ib a im l upon th* p la ln illft at*
lx Till: r in r i it r n m r . xixtm 1.101 J A J i m lirn o .v . a n*la«r. laroar, W illiam I* Jilin* al tba ■anfnrd.,hM*o*rlda*........
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ahnon lu la a p -t
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m i m o « r w i % n t .K amra pair la ha and apptar In
in (h-mbar l i l t talk, lb daftiilt
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aranltd. M h a rn U * aald rauaa a ll! at raiiulrad br law In lb* Panford
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I.AS VEGAS. N tv
A - A high
ung larift, the A ir Force tayt,
»hot down" a plane in an avia*
inn freak jeiterday.
The TM Sahre Jet r im e roaring
in on the W-font, nylon itrramer
at M.OOO feet The pilot. Lt Col
Walter i!. William* Jr , plared the
target In ihe alghta and aquerird
off a hunt.
One of Ihe .yvcaliher alugi rfrochrled off Ihe m etal low line
that filed the target to Ihe owlnf
TU trainer. I taught the Sabre
Jet In Ihe note. William* force,
landed at nearby N eltii Air Force
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DaVinci Oil
Information
For Veterans
A fO I NATION of r-100 Super Sabrrjct flahterc w in ; abuts ^ •
tactical practice BliMlOfl near the Ctorg* A ir Force Uu»e in >
ferula. The Super Sabre recently ret a world »pce<J record of 8:2
mile* per hour. The plane* arc atiigncd to the United State* Air
Tone Tactical A.r Command bare*.
( internal lonaf Soundpliotoi
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H U M i V il
..oU.Y Mich .f— In fiaitiia..
lit. I Kill | Jt— "Wi* my hiltOanu mtuon. Stair Police DelCCthe
ever pltaard when I piled on the ^harie* Smthworth prevented »
family car,1 Mr* Dolorti llabnme Southern Michigan l'r:*on inmate
told a frallte 1 evict l i ke u hrn
el urged utth inirrfrtm With llal from r,raping Hum the Jackaan
County courtroom je i l r r J iy ,
ked the b r■ Fduin J* Itobiiuufl, Z>, re n in ;
"Fin d he wat pleaccd brcau>e 1S-25 year, for armed robbery.
1 wa<n*t hurt,” *aid Mr*. Il.ibuinr Mat hit vitli a fly ms tackle uhen
‘■Sctund he Mat plea-cd b ru m e hr made a break lor ftredom jujI
. . . well, you *rr. he’* a car aftrr lie had been *entenccd to an
aaletman and wld the man I hit additional m e to t n year* fur ata neu ra r on the ipot *
tempted r»rape.
I I , re are authoritative an*«er(ru.ii lb Veteran* Adm um lration
to four quotum* of Intcrett to for
mer *ervicem;n and their familir t:
ty I am taking K«tran farm
train,ng. and m> monthly 111 al
low ancet *o far hate been reduced
twicr. Lrnler the new law calling
fur top allowance rale* for the
first year, will V\ make a retroactive adju»tment, raying m - the
difference between wliat I received
to f .r and what I would have rcccitei' under the nr* ayatem*
A. to iler the law. rrlruacllte
adj'htimcnl* will not be madr
Hul. beginning in Uctobcr your
mon'My allowancr* will he refigured under tb.- n r« ,i-le rn Aou
will receive She mavimiun allow,
ante rale for the r.'»t of your lirtt
year in training, after which your
check* Mill b- reduced at (ourmonth Inter* al>
vj f am getting a \ \ pen,ien
and I recently mhrriird enough
mnnrv |o pu»h my yearly income
ahote the limit trl frr pent Inn*
Am I topp -nf t re-> >rf tin* fail
* !Ved \ .v t
?3 p i v
c IIP AUO F— A t hica ;■> ini
lor decoratot »ay* he will not sell
In* newly dlm oerrd l»a Vinci ml
|<aintmg ol Madonna ami chdd
but a'ld* that ■'•miner or later I
will donate d to an American
mu*rum
“ I will keep it and en:o* it
awhile
*aid Itann, II I'rlcheil
ol b.« 1I.W puicha»e now valurd
at more than one million dollar,
Te iche rt *a d he hap| not derided
wliat m ineum h - would g*ve lh<*
I painting
Hi Ik n * lluth rural-'* of ir
•Caul* X t thr c hlcago \ 1 1 In-it
tutr ha, not •rrn tlir painting but
ha* rvptr 1%*itt1 iloont that it l» teal
Iv for woik ol IxUlial.oP via Vinvi.
famril Iv’i Iti, M na 1, 1*1
in J
The pa
Vault ua* ttfuntif.ril a « j I*» \ |»H 1
iMtl Ittlatt.
Milllt li f II
hy l»r
ilnrctor v,i Ihr jit Cjllrtir% ,jt thr
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t n.v cr*it>
VkIII! ‘ I'in’M !/!■* in
’1rt. In'; t
ihutch aniJ U i r j1 I f f mil•i *.*t *
bought tin- pjtnlin*: n d N '» N <■ k
antiqur • "1* <• Vf,it ,<;i» l**i $1 }
llr *aid hr had J VrihJUW o!lri
It \*A*
I t Inr paint ns
alltdt I'd t.v Ha \ Ull'l
41 ” I •
1 *•ill m-vir *
a a "I aIH « t•!!*at»*r AHtl 1 .1Ml
m l in t|vr butifif * nt litnc
UiK* I ha*r other panning* Ih. > t
ritubl *ell al a profit, but vvli.il
Si the ' * *
• Vi
ktp.i tiiuulJ prunipily
rtp>o i >«.ur a.hlilion.il income
»o lint \ \ can «li>ron:inur your
penth n r.aymrnt* II v >u do not
report It. v.u tn.-- find youraell
hard pul later on. to repay a tireable turn uf money to the \ \
(,'■ I hate a ttorlil War II ill
term iniurane* policy. I* it po*-l
*ibte to convert )u*l part of it in
a p-.-tmanrnt plan nr rnu»l I convrrt all of it at ontc
A. If you *i,h you may convert
only pari of your til term in*ur
ancr to (permanent in*uranre |
Ifpiwcvrr, r * insurance mint be
ronccrted in multiple- of 1500
and the minimum amount Hu
may he rontrrtcd it II nun
(f. I filan to »tart .........1 tbf*
fall under flic Korean til Hill
Would il be poaaihte f- r me lo rrreiv m> <tl allowance pay in
advance, b lore I ti.irt rla»**
A No Under l.he law. the al
lowance* are paid tome lime allrr
the end of each month of training
completed, a -'l n<.t bclorc. Furthcroiore. atier Ihr rod of the
monlh, you and your ,ehool will
havr In -ign a rertlfiralnm Matin.*
you werr in »la,* all monlh. VA
il allowed up to 20 day*, alter re
crip: of that certification, to >rml
your check
Veteran* Heine In t rnlrat Klnrida v,ho with further information
about their henrlil*. iliould wrilr
the VA oflicc at 42 E . Central
Avc,. Orlando.
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Mail, her ihrre-n .nth-old Ayrahirr calf that the U exhibiting at
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TV l« a funny thin*. If you think that all tho rnmedy and
Iragrdy ahnwa on th* icrren, however, contlder what happen!
among th* viewing cititrnry.
A Newr Englander tried tn plarate an Irwt* landlord hr
plalpo g that he had wharked a big hole In one wall an that hia
children rould frolic from room to room without parting be.
I pern him and Ih* TV aeieen. In Wintiaor. Canada, a bakery
chide* the aoap opera viewer* with thia advertHement;” Tiei
lih* mother uted to make before the got a TV aet-”
A * hicagn huihand enniplanied to the divorre court that
vrhen he wathevl the foora amf they didn’t gleam at In th* TV
laritiorrclal*, hit wife made him da them over. Another divorce*
••eking hutband did better, however. The wife w*« awarded
piaeeaalon of all hoiuehold item* but on*. Th* husband hit tho
.larkpnt with th* family TV aetl
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M ore styling innovations, new freshners everyw here
12 hig miMlels, now fleet of low -silhouetto luirdtops
TYriltinnt new I'lo-Tone color Btyling. illustrnled nltovo
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More W o rk , Loss Talk Needed
For 17-9 2 Four-Laning Project
A m erchant aald the other day, "Don't
bother me with roadn, th a t’* what I help
elect n County Comminaionpr for, th a t’a hla
business!"
Well, Mr- Merchant . . . can we nnk you
a question? When the people atop coming
to your door to trade with you . . are you
going to th a t County Commlaaloner and nnk
him to aend aome more around?
There’n aome sense In these statem ents
i . . if you’ll stop Just a moment to rend.
You're right In the first place . . . Mr.
Merchant- You did help elect a County Commlgainner to build ronds . . . TO YOUR
DOOR . . NOT AWAY FROM IT. T hat’a
where Ihe nib comes Mr- Businessman . . .
Mr. Professional Mnn . . Mr. Filling Station
Operator! We’re so busy . . apathetically
looking a fter the business th a t's right under
our nose . . thnt we can’t smell the terrible
odor of RAD PLANNING th at's going on
among the commissioners yon helped elect.
And now . . when everything gets quiet
. . . and we think that "Now w«-'re going to
get something done” . . the whole business
blows up in our face.
Up until a few davs ago . . . we thought
that the plans were being carried out Just as
the people would like for them to he done.
Moat citizens had the Idea that the fourlanlnf, widening and paving of 17-92 was
wrapped up, sealed, and delivered. Well . , .
unhnnpilv . . that isn’t the case.
Our County Commissioners are on record, in the minutes nf one of their m eet
ings, that should 17-92 not tie nnved this
year, State Road -10 would grl FIRST priorftyt next year, and State Road 4*1 not rnrrving even n small percentage of the traffic
In comparison with 17-92.
Now rememlier this, we aren't jigninst
good roads everywhere. Rut It Just Isn't
"according to Hoyle" to put as much money
The Sanford Herald
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Wednesday, Sept. 28,1955
W D A m m n i.B
rlTam tiOTSeitf by me If any man antar
In, he shall be saved.—John 10:9,—Any on*
can open a door.
S4M DAWSON
'Mr. Smerdly' Is Most Unusual
as will be necessary for 17-92 right-of-ways
into a project that will not mean as much to
the continued progress of Semlnola County
aa Stats Road 46.
It's certainly logical th at if Ihe same
amount of time were spent In forwarding
the plans of 17-92 four-laning as la spent
on the street corners defending the poorly
laid plans to get the project underway dur
ing the present fiscal year, we would have
had the project sewed up end ready to get
underway.
This Is a job th a t’s going to take more
work and less talk.
It was pointed out, at a recent Merchants
Association meeting, that the traffic on
State Road 46 Is merely 700 * day, hy ac
tual count, compared to the 15,000 on 17-92.
Yet, the Roanl of Seminole County Com
missioners have the audacity to refuse to
m 'l a special meeting of their group to conaider a suggestion hy the m erchants th at
would accelerate the acquiring of right-ofways.
It looks as If the Commissioners are
working AGAINST the prosnerity of Sem
inole County rath er than FOR It.
When a body of public servants, dedi
cated to the rarry ln g out of the wl«hes of
their constituents, cannot taka criticism
and use it to fu rth e r the well being of the
citlzena In their county, then It stands to
mason that they are not doing the Job that
ahmild l»e done as County Commissioners.
When patted on the bark, the commis
sioners can certainly tie proud, and they
have been applauded by this paper and In
thin samo column. But we're eertalnly not
proud of their apathetic attitude toward the
furtherance of the economic advancement
in Seminole County.
County a fter county have added new
mads to their primary and secondary sys
tem. Countv aftar county havt mads uaa of
various and many ways In which ths Boards
of Commissioners can be aided In the acquir
ing of new and better roads.
Voluala County, Laka County, Marlon
County, Oranga County, ate- and etc, . . all
around ua, have new, better, bigger and
planned roada for thalr citizens to travel
over and for visitors from avtry direction
to use. Why can't Saminola County bene
fit from tha experiences of others?
Do wa hava to go on and on with tha
mere trails that wa have now whlta com
missioners bicker with their citlzena over
which roaHs should be paved, widened, and
Improved first?
We repast—The Seminole County Board
of Coamlaalnntra should always be one step
ahead of their eltisana and ask, "la this the
road you w ant?”
WESTPORT, Conn. UP — There; fully spotted and harred anlmilj t«n." said Kennedy. ‘Ho partitaart many unusual character* in ’ of a tawny hue that, ahen full larly U fond of watching (port*,
this community of artlaU, writer* grown, Ii J'k fret long and w rig h i1iuch at football games. and ttkca
21 to IS pounds
i to itay up for lb# late, late m o w #
and intellectual!.
Th e e arc om.nuua facta In the But ba doom ! esio for W e .U n u But “ Mr. Smrrdley", tho only
the nrnnoainuua
neighborhood wnu
who lirrji,
sleeps Kennedy hrUJfhild, for Smefdl*) !
one In
m wir
n\UL *
Drill,h nlrtrir*,
in a Dutch men. la perhap. the at elzht month* U growing «P tost to
moat uansual.
|an hi. daU, diet of a pound ef
r : “ .S
s s , , : a k: r
Kennedy ‘ bough* the wildcat. lif*
b« «® « « *
7
which
came
Peru,
at1 •a S■ a", '", , ,1*1 • ‘“ eat.
I Smerdley. part of who" re.entw U lU t
t -■ M i a
ifrom
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B
v * t* i
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v.ent
agslml
life
may
item
from
week old kitten on the Wett Coait
We are er oylnj a trntatlie rr
tha fact a veterinarian robbed him
while compleilng a Marring role *1V.n,b*p with him right n
»B M -O-M ’a film, Tra ito r." Ocelot' *»l(1
Kennedy, rubblr;
a 1* deep
_ ... a _
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... t
L I.
_ _ .I
railing hat heroine ,ome thmz of scratchOB the hack of hit hand
a fad on the W rit Coait. where
b'»
« • curr.ntly
two ctubi devolH to the breed * cnrfffia* « Smerdley wouldn
have been orjantied.
,*'rome mare ■ ml cable on a diet
The ocelot, a tree climbing
eou.in ot the
.................
Ihe common cat, u W l f msat.
Smerdley, eblle roenting adult
kn own icienliflrati/ at fellt par
t i the
dallt, flnuriihet in O n ira l and [
South America, once ranged as luo Kennedy children— Laurie, to
far north at Georgia It U a beattll- and Terence, 12 He love, to atlend
Vi.. forkv 'n
•_ roll
— it jam -letdoni
---r
erkly
In the itudio barn with the n.-ighhorhnod children, atlcki hit head
agilnit the phnno-raph and drlnki
(n the muile— a real jive rat
"He al;o 1, quite a Uteri,Ion
JAMES M A R L O W
Full Story Is Yet To Be Rev ealed
WASHINGTON UT-Ths full itory
haa yst to bo totd of what hap
pened ovar i span nf almott IZ
hour* between the lime I’rfildent
Eia*nhowsr aufftred a heart attack
In Denver and ths lim* he wa,
taken to a hotpilal.
So far, only tranly report, have
been given to the public about the
first hour* of ths Preii.Unt'i 111
nen. rhytlrlant here »ay they are
puttied and inmewhal ihncked hy
ths chronology of event, reported
from the Summer While llouie
They ero asking the,* queitiom:
I, If Prsiident F.lienhower'i
heart attack eamo at l : U a m
whllt ho waa being attended by a
phyileUs. then why was It almott
11 hours liter before cardiograph
tracings ware taken?
I. After tho tracings woro taken
aad tho heart attack roaflrmod.
why wai tha Praaident permitted,
oven with aiaiitance, to walk down
italra from a aacoodfloor bed
room, aeron a porch, down an
other flvo itepa to an automobile
watting to take him on a seven
mile drive to tho hospital, and
then Into ths hospital*
On* prominent capital physician
•xelalmod: " I was shocked when
I read that tha Praitdent was per
mitted to walk to an automobUs
to bo driven aoven miles to the
hospital. Whan I read It, I eatled
my wtfo and aald: 'My God.
thoy'vo lot him walk from t Jha
Other doctor! queried on thl,
point gavo tha sama reaction: aurprtsa that the Preitdant had been
allowed to exert himself by (Talk
ing— even with asiiatanee— when It
wai known he was suffering f
coronary thrombosis.
There Is speculation here that
perhaps Elsenhower himself re
New York hotetmea, alore keep- tolovlaad. They eootacd tkat TV fused to ho carried from the home
on, md ownera of eattnf and builds laUisst la tha game.
of his mother-in-law Mrs. tohn 8
drinking ipoti expect visiting faai
to lighten their pocketa by around
live million dotlara before the
World Series endi.
H ill bonania which the Yankrei and the Dodgeri will ihare
(or a few d iy i ii one of the few
bright apoli In the baicball fiical
icene Ihli year. Moit baicball
alubi have been plagued by ahHotaelim by erilwhile cuitomeri.
although the American League ai
a whole did better thle year than
H it thanki to the new Athletic
Many team* ire free In blaming
Tbaroll ba no abienteeiim at television for their plight. They
Kbbeta field or the Yankee Sta- note that total attendance nt Na
tional League parke haa dropped
by l.UiOOl, and at American
League parki by BOS.tM. aince TV
iOWNBON TO RPRAK
flrit focuied on the diamond In
WACO, Tea. (fi— A italewldo ra- 1MT.
dio addreii. the flril since Mi
Televiilon people ( ay they aren't
duly heart attack, will bo made to blame for the ilump In hall
by Sen. Lyndon I , Johnson Batur- park attendince. Thiy point to the
day.
no* which the club, get far botag
J L * 1"
h n ho
In an area tcemin: with watch- hor*e meat, tv.o cam cf baby food, I *n(1 *»'T- "e *r0 *•
i the distinction.j __
* — ■ •!•£ %
E S tm i
of beln( the only "watched " He c*>‘lv*r oil *r1 calcium.
it a pet ocelot, a kind of tropical I Smerdley, who ha, developed a been letted In action ( l i m i t a
Business Boom Hits Seasonal Snag
NEW YORK (ft—Absenteeism la
fietoriM and offices U heading far
• sharp riie. Do-it-yourself plim
•ill ba (helved for • time.
The business boom, la other
wnrdi. la niaalns lata a aeatoaal
■ if .
Oon't be alarmed. Il'i only a
temporary slowdown — the annual
preoccupation with the World
Serial, tempered Ihia year with
concern o v e r the President's
health and contort
lo t tall] America know* whether
the Yaakeea or the Dod«era a n
the world champlooi, the fall but.
h e n apart mart take a brief boll-
ffAL BOYLE
OLD'fAON PANTS-
MERCURY
Trade-Ins
Bargains - Wholesale Prices
h r.
of hit _ virility
while
he wa, ,
_ ■ J: i
.I u
ii
!> a i t - ■ . ' ,■ L. t
kitten, aclivnly
lilillket
having his
menaclnt claw, trimmed.
"We Irm nifd Uicm twice ourtelifi at home." ,a!d Kennedy,
•‘li.;ch time we had to quiet him
wtth a couple of netnbuUl cap.
a 1, *
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i
a
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suits."
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Tl;a II year-etd Pertlid eat, In
the hnuiehold loftily dtid* n all
( . ltnijl) overturn* by thu |trang#
rwj# -ountry couiln. Sa doe,
Chippy, a II year-old CockerSeslyham terrier
"Ch’ppy I, willing to plav with
him hut h* ha, a.heart condition."
•xplaircd KcnnM^
"He can’t
itand the *,citem*nt '*
S ncnlir,, who became housg
.___ reported the iclrure wa* "m 1ider, omewtl„ . b fU u fn mi!d
d an t hraken in a few day*, bed, d o ^
had n»d "a dlzaatlve up»et". 12
** acrinu, but obviously m^re icrtoui in a Dutch oven in a
rir*
a fireplar*
no»n— Dr. Snvder termed Eiien- thin tlie fir-t report, indicated '
in the eld Kennedy colonial home,
hotter', condition "not serious"] Presidential P r e i * Secretary j built originally in I®0- H i, potenand again referred to an attack dam n C. IHgerty told reporter, tta! *kill as a burglir starm is
of in ligestlon; 1:30p m .— a c a r that Klicnhowcr had walked from] matched by hi* real skill as a
imjriMihle.
Idlogram wa* la*»n showing the) the Dcud home and up to hi. ratter.
Tli* acquenre of event* a* re- I Preildrnt had inflated a heart at hospital »ulte while bring **»upThere h>,n't been a rat In th#
pot'ed from Denver went hk# e ,ck; 2 p m — the Preildcnt wai p.sitd and ai*iited.” H i, cvplana arra lince the day after he eime,"
this:
driven to Ihe hospital by autnmo- j turn wai: "The dictora laid this Kennedy said
"Whither Smerdley? A soolog.
Z a m.— While House phyilrlan, bile; l ls p m — Murray Snyder, wa, the eaiict way and better
MaJ. f-en. Howard M Snyder, wa* aiiDtent presidential pien »ecre than puttini him into a litter and teal expert told the arlor fin ocelot
nimmone.] to the rnidencr of Mrs. lary, said the Preildcnt had suf rying in gel him into a car.”
ever made a completely u t i i f i t
John S Doirf; 2:A5 a m — Ihe pres fered a "m ild coronary thrnmboiPut this explanation haa not tnry pet. Ocelot tnveri dlngrea
ident suffered a heart attack; * 1*” (but a team of physician later Milled ihe questions.
with thla emphatically.
Deud and placed in an ambulance.
There wa, tom# speculation loo
that an initial effort waa made—
•or political reaaont— to minim'**
the lertoumeia of the PreiiJcnt'e
illneit but that It too.i became
„
-
..
a m. Dr. Snyder laid the Pre.ldent
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M 1 D S LS D A Y
Th f Central Bapltal Church choir
rrh ra u jl Mill ba at 7 p m. J’ray•r meeting I* at • e clock.
The Ftr»l BaplM Training Union
Knlargrrornt Revival in the educa
tional building beginning at T:30
<♦> p m.
TH U R S D A Y
The Royal Ambaaiador* of the
Central Baptut Church will meet
Ir the church at 7:30 p. m.
The firtt Raptltl Junior Royal
Ambaivadorv will meet at 7 p m.
The Firat Baptiit Training Union
Knlargement Revival at 7:M p m.
mreling in the rdueal.onal building.
Announcing
The Opening
of
,^ > e
lV ic ^ 0<V
Located
Montuzuniu Hotel
Opening Date?
Oct. 3rd.
I’liontt 007
Sentinola Rtbrkah Lodge No.
43 will have a covered dun tup*
per at 9:30 p. m. In the lllO F
Hall for the Rebckaha and O i l
Fellow*. Meniere aie avkerf to
bring their own table eervke and
tnmclhing for the white elephant
tale.
Mr. and Mr*. Rob Anthony are
the proud parent* *>( a 1 lb 7»» m
son t*>tn thi* morning at Ihe Fernald l.aiightori Memorial Hoipllal
Mr* Anthony i* the former Mt»»
Ibirtthy Von II rbult*
FRIDAY
The Sanford Boat and Ski Club
will meet in the CAP Hall above
r»uchinn'* Drugtlore at * ,p ni.
By VI till. \ U K T MIMIHK
The public ia cuidietly inviied to
The Library's bulletin boarft »>•
attend.
The Firtt Baptut Training Union very atlraelive, t nolieed, thi*
Knlargement Itevlva begin* at i 30 week. Irene Kelly h«* charge of
jl atnl »he'* doing a wonderful job.
p ni. in the educational building
The i.lea *«»• a enwboy therna with
SUNDAY
the title MtVant to round on »
Member* of the Sanford R.-at good bool *’ Some of the U n l i
and Ski Club are planning a rru ur »ugge*led
f»r
reading
were
to Attnr Park. Anyone intrreitedj •■Mountain Laurel** t.y Anne Km.
in making the trip i* a »U d lu f — i - u,,- , ■ U p ". I
lark Rekolti
bring a picnic* lunch and be ready; »g eventern" by Booth Taikmgton
to leave from the Momoa Rrldgt fln,| „ (h rI,
at 9 a. m.
Thi* year the binary ha* the
large*! number of mrntber* In
MONDAY
The regular meeting of Rrta the llhraiy council than ever tie.
Sigma Phi Sorority will be held foie. Thr*r or four boys set Rirlt
at the home nf Mi* Voile Wdliam* ate in the library *vrty r n o d to
J r . with Mr*. Jam.- Horton art- help the *tudent*.
ing a* en-hnvtrv*. Thi* will be a
The l ilrr t lids fllreetr.l by Ml**
model meeting and Mr*, .tapir* Ollle Ite-.r Whittle, will |vit «'i
Caalsnn will be in chare-.* of the ihe an ,*l \ .
t> >h .*. O .i. I*
program.
They aie very bu*y getting the
different part* together. The ru
TUESDAY
mor I* that it* going In he "gieat"
Tbe Itaughler* of We*|ey Sun »o everyone be tore to mute , ,
day School Ul**» will hold it*
The Sally phtun* for the Jun
annual nipper in McKinley Hall
iors and *ridtu« wilt be taken
at
p m. with Mr*. W K
*tarti"g del. I Mr*. Fort ha* the
Raine*' group a* ho*tr*«. Follow
column* to ihe *tudenl* may oh.
ing tbe supper a bu*me*« «e»*ion
tain them from her. Mr. Una
will he held and in*tallali»n nt
will 'photograph the Mudcnte,
uflictr* will takr plarr.
n* alwav*.
The
hum* a r e
Satuiday,
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m.
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p. in,5 Mon
Butter led cream aunilae for
home kitchen*: two irrHipi nf day through Friday, 3 p. m. to
ire rream, a ladle full of maple 5 p. m. Werlm-day Ihe tlndlo will
or n*aplr>tla%ored eyrup, thawed U eloie>l Don't forget you Junioi*
fmrrn straw berries nr pineapple, and Senior* . . .
Mr*. W. It " r a y an I Mr*.
rruthed pineapple, rhnppeil nuttraiher*
a(
Seminole
meat* whipped rream, ehocolalr Smith,
•ptinkle*.
Definitely
for
the High, are going lo St Peter*.
your.g alert.
Iturg Friday and Saturday to at.
Seminole Hi
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tend a elav*|r***m tearbet* rnnfrrem e.
The Trt lli-'l it planning li*
nnmi.d p o l y for ihe Fn*huien
till!*. If it'* »* moth fun a* it
h»* been Iti Ihe pail they rue real
ly goto to have a wonderful time
Our team lu-at H**tinc* 4 rnUy
night I t-U . . ai d 111 lop off that
Mini majoirltr * ilirl a "»well" Job
at*o , . Thi* coining Friilay night.
Sept. 3li, v*r play in 1,te»burg.
Sour of tbe eon pie* *eeo at the
dame held In the gym after the
game were Marty I nine I nil and
loot Keely, J a i kie Ilavi* and Wal
let tiraham an.l nihei* . . Ii eevui*
everyone hail a - •*i tlmo* • •
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debut but both «hr anil her buslnm| »iid today; "It wa* wtiilh
So did URN TV, whrte one
•pokr*man labeled Judy'a dehut
Saturday n.ght .* "thr grrale*l
prr*on.d triumph m the hlvtmy of
thr network
"We've never had anything like
thi* happen befnir," he rommentrd *'Uur *witrlihojrd* were *1)11
jammed 74 hours altrr the telecast.
"People from all over the rmm
Irv railed )u»l to It II us tin * much
they liked Judy. Thai's all. Ju*l
lo tell UBS how much they hkfd
her,
’'We've liner hal aurh an inti
mate perM<naI rraclmn from view
er* before "
*Judy amf her p rn lu rrr hu*l,»nd
S.,1 Lull gut little deep alter Ihe
rimw. The
l«*ll wa* rung all
night l,y mraaeugen delivering
tclegrama.
Lull *atrl .VW telegram*
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from profile in *inall town. Dial
lie and Judy ne\rr h„d hrard
aiMitrl, were r-iunteri by la«t night
' J'lirple *'tre ate wonderful,"
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National ltu*inc*» W o m e n ' *
Week ha* kepi the Sanford RPW
Women busy and Interested »imc
Sunday morning whru they* weie
lnvi!r*l to *it in a group at the
Firal l'ie*bytriian I'hurvh Service.
Mr*. Irving Pryor, rhaptaln of
Ihe club, ha* pir*entrd a RPW
devotional .nvrr
Radio Slallon
WTRIt eirry night after Ihe * *
o'clock new* and will continue
through Friday.
Monday night
the Sanford
number* were invited to ililando
to a “ Tnentv-Kighth Annlvmaaiy
flinnei" at 7 p m. in the Itrlan io
('hand , r of ('omrneive building
overlooking Lake Ivnnhoe. Tlnuc
from Sanford attending vvere Mr*,
ttlga Hunter, pu.idenl: Ml*. Mnrgiieril.- Itraham, Mi** Myittr " it.
von. 't>* I’^ggy Kuhn and Mr*,
ti. R (Hlbert.
1 e*t. nlay the gr mip « »* i(i% itfij
In Kmtmilinl
\iHcr»im‘* Hrugtin 1 1* fi»» a III*IV 11 Miner idnil 1 »»*
iilliM. I hr i lab mil yii in *lii* Miiry*
tCithrr
lit, fur ntt
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h*»l*r. Aflrvnanl they i f f
irnltrit In 51m , Mt»*tfurr it*' (iiji*
imm'i Isiinir f«*r rntritniniiictii.
Hut tiftlny tin* i tub a honoring
| priv
mi I off i» v i * lAith
n tr* fulfil I (», ill. fn •* iiTlnhtk nf
fhr h**hxr nf Mt * \ \ llll.fi,t*1 iSi minn,
2IO U Ufh .St.
the Pep flub, band, cHceriendcre blew her vour on her
E N D -O F -M O N T H
(URLS’ WHITE
1( fmapoon Tnbn.\ro
2 cup* medium uhtfe »/»«(•*
jafrtp* boron
Packi'jrd afirrd Am erirflnVhrrvr (aboirf 2 afire*>
Core and pare apples; cut in eighths Arrange in shallow bakln;
diah with corn Combine white aaure Worcestershire a.iuce. grated
onion, and Tabasco; |«otir over apple* and corn, lifting with fork
to I n w hitr aauce penetratr. Cut bacon etrips In third*: fry
lightly; arrange on top of baking dinh. alternating with a^uitr**
of cheese of the same mre. Hake in moderate oven, 35ft' F., about
1.1 minutes, or until cheese melts aiightly and t* tinged with
brown. Makes 6 servings.
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'W o m e n H a v e
Busy, Exciting
8P W Activities
T H E 5A \ T n n n M r R M D
(pQ A & JD W dA
Me and Mr* J M Move left
Monday for ihatlanooga. T r i m ,
whrrr the* will annul the wedding
o! their daughter, Mr rum .
Mr*
J.
V.
WII*nn i* vivitlng
her daughter. Mri
in Rrllr lilade.
J. A. Ponder,
Ffienda of Michael Jenningi will
be *»rry to learn that bit jaw wee
broki n in two place* during fool*
hail praiticx* Monday, The tun nf
Mr. and Mr* Kdwm Jcnning*. ho
ha* been arlmittrd to thr Orlando
A:r Force Ra*e II »»pdal. Ill*
father i* prr*rntly Oatioocd at
Norfolk, Va , with YJ-C2.
Mi** Mabel Miwrre nf Pnrtv
ntcHt'h. Va.. i* vt*it(ng her brothrr
amt **>U •in iaw Mr*. II L. Motn#
at tneir humc, 711 Myrtle Ave.
Try This One
tlM H I.M
M f Rill Ml
Ingrnlirt’is I
rup* .dterl (lour
3 lrj«p«»*n* tuking P'ovilrr, ',
lra*p<,m .alt, *, cup umookr.i
\ I* K 'lv. who ha* Item v|*it,
mg hi* ton and daughtrr-in law,
ti. K llyutlaine in Wrvt Palm
Retch ha* returned home at 711
MyrUr Ave
M: and Mr* Zinn Reck are
vi*iiu g with tin ir ilaughlrr Mr*,
Nonru* (.ray at her home on San*
fori) \vr
Unpaid amt Reherra Tain *r"nt
Hie v*ci k, ml in Sanford vHding
rollri'oal. (>|ulr k or rd.lfa.hlnnrdt, I their rafenl*. Mr irul 'lr« K M.
1 . |i eoartriy hrok’u walnut la in They returned to II
Hie Uni*
Ineal. t egg. I rup milk
cup v r i . tv «f Florida Sunday where
they arc enrolled in 'Chon!.
tugar
Mr.Inal Sill together Hie flour.
The man* friend* if Mr* Alevbaking iM wrlrr anil *all. *lir in antler \ ,ughan w I regret to
roil, I ml* amt walnut* Real egg know Ih.-.t *hr eonlmue* to ha
rn ’-ijh In einnhine yolk and while. *rrii-o*ly ill at the Andrriotl NutJw
be.v’ m n.lk ami sugar to roitilune. i rug Homo
Add limn mlvturr, nnv only until * -------------- ------------------------11
drv ingredient* are ntidstrnrd
evenly Let *taml In mimilrs Turn
into I at pan <1 |*>und silfl alter 1
lining Hie hotlom of Ihe pan with
paper ami greasing Hie paper
Rake In ni.Mlriale I '.’ai degrre* >
own mi to M minutr* nr until rakr
le*tr* lii*rrtfd in eenlrr tome* mil
The \n a 'Idler I n.l* .|i.. <.«, eh ,'i: Turn out id pan onio ending
rd plan* for a •hump *upper at ra*k When bread r* cold. *lnrr
it* mreling la«t night. The affair IK lightly covered ronUinrr over
will be held Salui.lay, Del I, for nighi or one day bdore slicing.
«!i Kit*, their one. ami families
.lat'mg at 7 p. ni. in the |.lk- I
( |,,b.
Anna Miller Circle
Sets Shrimp Supper
For Saturday Night
After murine tonin'** « a « taken
„ „ rf
H ,(1„
fnl|,
nrvt mrndo-r*: Mr* liordm. Fred. I
rr)r|,, Mrs. It 45. farutbera. Mr*
M „ s , .......
M l, ,
Skates
The ho,tr**e* 'Ir* U. T FIR.
•mi, Mt1, *1. 51. rh ilijir. nn*! 5! r *
\ wiener rna»t an,| Blue Jean
II. I* Hit Iff* »fft%r*l itrlii i«i! j * tfft r *h iiiff1
nl * I r* 5! r v
51ji tr r I!r iltnir wa* «ntoyed hv the aervierFnillr, Mrt. .Soho Fiiniffvtifi, M u. turn ami t.imur hu*lea»e» at thr
Sanlutd I Ml Satuiday liigltl out
Irrnr Krnt, Mf«. IldtoY.I kaMnrr.
op Ihr patio.
nirh.inl 5ln|»r«t 5|r«. Jnmr*
lint ring*, Inin*. fMilalo chip*,
\ ia, 51r*, Itnilsfitir, 5|i*. \|i|iy
|I0H(| *’ .
| II * |l|- f.fOvA, ptrklrt and ice tea were »erved to
"unite a few * and dailitltg way
51m . WrilrY Killiimn, Mr*, •*
enpryi'J,
II Stafriifil. Mi#, 51n1 Ir Haikk
Senior hti'ti’M fur Hie event v*,w
5! r *. |! S, I III!11iini,ft \l **. 1j n 11 y
5*hir, '|i a, II*,,, |. *a II i u U i k . M m , < Mrv. Fd Ktrellbtiff rrprecriitlngl
\V ,1 1 nflv, 5t 1 %. I I IImvtp , Mm , the 'lethmllit 1 hutch with 'll**
I’jt t a idie anil Mi** Maty t an
J jhv • HliitlvPiitl a, Mm
J. I:
llrMtlrluin.
51m ,
l» v|r
1 " ,r
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n )i l
51m
. . .. ImutbeM,
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J*»hh nn*l 51mi. MalrN
Cl. Hendei.on a* Junior hu*lr**r>
einlM i k
s B,|#y night a ’ Tandy Part)
1
wa* held Fudge wa* e.n.krd in
Mr*. St. „ )r l s u guelten by llm.e attend
m;. ' 1,*» Huhy SlenMmm a«yivlc*<f
by Mi * J IV It town wa* in
rhatge
Mr*
Maltha liatlwiek
fiiiltl llie VIA' wa* •rltior hintro
•aid l.tdt Judy agicrrl
Living up I,, *hn>* bovine** fra It.
Kr*p a jar of ui.t|t Jelly—marfc
Ibrn *ltp had mailr Ihe dehnt ,|r
by mriling *,>a|* in warm water
•pile a tcirte ea.e (,f laryngili*
in Hi' laundry room. It * hand*
Jmly
p,K>hrd Ihr thmat truu
tor giving an rvlra prrdmimlrring
blr Lrutay.
mapitig to kriec- >e.it*, and el
It * Ill>1 Pervei,** vhe taid Hirn
how * of rhiiilrru'* (day cloth'*
■'ll will gu away."
Voil ran a|i|ily the *o.ip wlllr a
However, t Its really g„t * 0n r.|
briitli if Ihr *orl t* deep.
when about M minule* heb.re
Another *mart trick l* In reie
*how time it I.N.krd a* if her voire
galr an old whi*khne,nt to tin
might nut make ft, A doetnr, mm.
limn,iv department ami u*r it to
ittoned ha.ltlv, tprayrd Iter Ihmat
rlran the lint. rlu*t, *and. and
ami febHtcf by m (h« wmg* win,
olhe: accumulation* from Ihe ruff
the apray, She went Ihrnogh ihe
Robert
'u dung
and porkrl* of the rhitdrcn’a jrart*ante .praying fouling allcr earh
numtter
i -----------------------------------— ------ -— - — -— twtoir (ttdving them.
Tu viewer*, *he b e llrl wtrrg* voire lltal *i«tnded like Foglmrn
like the Judy Carlaml nf ntrl even Murpt,), ennlt uteri Ihe new*, lint
"ant In varv green »r,ap Iu j i o '
Ihmigh her voir* rratked on joutr added
Vihl the rnokrd liean* tn a cream
of Hie high note*
"W, ie going In lake a re.t, **tn r and lop v.ilh tut* rd ril-pl*
Luft *atd hrr »hnw manly de.ire maybe tn I'alm ftpring* i'll play eonki l baron U»c liacon fat in
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*.!'p » '‘dlrnre cawed her a little golf an I d II rump back making Ihr rrrant tatter, If you
In
‘blow her vnkr Judy,
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in It alw ay* hi* tirhur "
'like a lot of hamn flavor.
Happy Birthday
THE
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W ho eirr dieininl of rtirR
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I o a * (lull r u iting F.lndf *
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|du* a lo>riwtil.|u'f-Itnrd hind
and eiiverrd ernler-wjrr
for I,i i ,n o or* , omfort. (Ji,M>*f
it in Ida, k or w l,l|e
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Feds Get Set For Leesburg
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T U B ( A N F f l R H H F .R A M M
p ||| S
a n s i .i t
Coach Flaming haa returned hli
h ig h
Wed. Sept. 2S, 19o5 hravjr
scrimmage*
again
t hIa
SEC Teams Return
For Rugged Practice
week In an attempt to ready the
heavily und»idog*d Frdt for
rough viait to laesburg Friday
night. Many weak poln'.a ako«ed
up In the Fed*’ victorious meeting,
— —
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• ith lla.ting. la«t Friday night' l y TH E ASSOCIATED N E M idefen.ea they plan U> u*a agalait
that appeared to have been Ironed
Conference team* ,h* B,u*
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Mr THF. ASSOCIATED PRES*
out
In
pre
game
practice*.
re|„rned
to
more
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T«am< — New York Yankee*.
To te completely frank, the .estiuns Tuesday.
Dodd moved Gaoiga Volkcrt to the
American League champion* (won
*!^
M Imt LI). and Brooklyn Dodferi, ptrformanft that rolled ba.kj Vanderbilt Coach Art Guepe lent i ,*rtl,n|_ / l ,! I i . bl^ * tk1_
la it Friday night will hi a CommoJorr* through one ot the pul Jimfy
'
~ Thompvon in th* No.
National League champion* (won Halting* '*
2
unit.
’’It’*
juit
poivible
Thompnot he enough to repell the fine*.# rougheit practice leniom of the
H . lo*t i ll.
Length ot aeries—Bett of aeven of the Yellow Jacket*’ atlng. The year and when It war over be laid »<m will operate belter in a <rrond
Fed* will journey to I^eihurg to the team * often** v*ain’t con.it unit aituation, )u«t at be did lait
gamei
year," Dodd laid.
Schedule—Today and tomorrow, fare a good defemlro ball club. It tent enough.
Halfback Stan llnwera may get
i*
eaiy
reaionlng
to
atium*
that
gt New York * Yankee Stadium;
Kentucky’* Wildcat* held a long
Friday, Sept. JO. Saturday. Oct. I, to he iiirrrctful againit inch a rough aeiiioa. Emphaiia wai (h* a^rting poiltiog in place i
Paul Itotentierry again*! SMI' Itogad Sunday, Oct. S III neceuary), team one muifhave a auperfor of. placed on pan defence.
gt Brooklyn’* Kbbet. Field: Mom frnie. Snidnol* looked unimprel*
Slartlng end Bradley Mill., IDted ' e“ ^ rr» U 001 * " h *
,fM
gay. Oct. 1. HI neceuary) and iite on often** again*! Ilariing*. a* a doubtful performer neat Sat’
Tueiday. Oct. 4. lit nece.iaryt, at
Some of the had point! may he urday night becauve of a badly
Georgia loach Wally Butt*
New York a Yankee Stadium.
tolerated hecaue* of ineaperienc*. bruiied heel, wai held out of all
lh« *ufk of alternate Lapt.
Dnn Shea a* th* Ruliuoi* tcrimGam* time— Noon. E a i t e r n ^hat waa their first eaperienco In rough work
maged in preparation for llemStandard Time, daily eacept Sun #n #n||r#jy new often**. Eighty
Florida Coach Bob Woodruff laid
day. 1:04 pm.
. . . .
. yanli In iienaltlea wai piled hi* team I* expected to far* one •un'a Tigera. Butt* *aid Shea, a
Serie* odd*— New York favored t(r>j||tj ,s»mlnnl* a* an indirect r*. of th* tougheit team* in the r«n right gtiarf. made tevrral outitan,
M*l*.. ...
v . *ult of their nl* type hruih-block- ferenre thii week in th* Auburn mg lacklra in the Yandy game and
opened gaping hole* la th* oppon
Opernng
odda-New Yorh (|jf_ Th# ,1(1# if#m#d
j* m,v i„ g
Tlg*ra Th* Gatnra turned out fur ent'. line.
- 0,T*vi ' . . . . . . . . . .it.Kere » ,#k contact, then loiing It In an their fint full ical* workout of the
Mutitilppl Slat* conccnlralrd on
Probable ap«» .* . f - . * *! .. . attempt to complete th* play th* week today.
— New York. Ed fWTutey) loro
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pat* offenve. Coarh Darrell Royal
Highlighting the Auburn acrimCll-7); Brooklyn, Dun Newcomb*
• tr*Jl •"’8un*
*ff*n7
1live holding. A fifteen yard pen. mag* wer* fullback! Jo* Children announced two playert, guard Ted
Vallaa and tackle Sian Daboda,
and Jim Walib. Children irored
W.alher forcca.t-Cluudy. with y * 0^ ‘' *j '"J ‘, .****r 1y
had quit the aquad Villai made
twice
and
Walth
broke
loo«#
on
gboweri ending In late morning.
the Florida an.1 Tennei.ee tripa,
An anticipated pairing attack one long run for another tally.
Probable opening gam* attend
but aaw no action. Dahuda wat
never cam* la*t Friday. Only two
Quarterback Albert Klmor* con not a member of the traveling
gnee-u.ood.
Managed — New York, Caiey pane* wer* attempted and they nected on eigh of II pan attempt* aquad
Stengel; Brooklyn. Waller Al*ton. wer* Incomplete. Th* Bplll-T pan aa th* Alabama offenve wai given
Tulane’t Green Wave devoted Iti
Serlei atandingi — American mint be fatter than that *f th* a alaff t*it in acrimmage Bart
Single Wing, and Hading* waa Starr connected on four of icvcral entire temon In contact work. Top
League II, National League II.
Cottrell.
..bark. Al ...
. .Quarterback
.... u .
,Gene.
Previous ter*** record* — New ruihing quarterback If a w k I m aerial* for M yard*.
** . , o
. Newton hit rndi F.ddi* Khayat and
hard. Rut l^eaburg la *ip*ct*d t*
Fork IS-4: Brooklyn OT
Coarb J. B. Whitworth taid hr J i f |I y 0ni|0n,erp regularly un
have an *vea harder ruihing line. waa not plea.ed at all with the b
Radio-Mutual.
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Ttlevliion— NBC.
Beiidea thla, wh*r* Hatting* waa often** In lh* Bire game after
weak la def*n*iv* linebacker*, teeing lh* filma. He plant to eon
Pet# Jokanovirh. reterv* and o*
l.eeilmrg la atrongaaL Th* Yellow fin# Wednetday'a workout to a
lh* Navy football Warn, waa eoJacket linabackera ar* balk big "dummy arrimmage."
Th* Tennette* Volt had a long eaplaln of Al Jolton'a Sonny Boy*
and good. In ardor for Raminol*
to givo L«*tburg a run for their offanilva workout In preparation team when h* waa II and II. The
money they mutt work out aa of* for Saturday', home aland againit learn played at halflim* between
Duke. The Vola worked on their pro game* la tba U h Angelra
ftctlva paaaing-ninnlng attack.
NEW YORK IB-Televlilo*. long
Thera waa a aaeond atrtngar kicking gam*, pai* pattern* and Coli.*um.
•muted of ateallag baaeball't caah that teamed to adjuit walk to th*
cuttumera, now baa hired away
Spllt-T Friday nlghL H*'t a big
W O J O « YCT
Leo Dumber
hoy— IIS pound*— aad ba'a aa
The U p revealed yeatarday Ju*t
Why ha bad turned In hi* uniform llth grader. If* taw a lot of ar*
•I manager of Si* New York tian Friday algbt, aad ha played
Glaata, erttwhilo world ebam- a good gam*. At a rotult ha will
•ioaia lt'a TV -a n d a Md.oooa. ho puaklag th* tackle tint* hard
fear Job with tba Natloaal Broad- (hit week for a itartlng berth thla
Friday alght.
•acting Co.
Iwrthurg baa th* advantage a*
Dumber, "terribly eaclted and
•Uted." will tab* over hi* new th* Fed* from tba beginning. It’a
Swtlet hi Hollywood apo« return a higrar arhool, bane* a bigger
peri tweed
la bla California Boom after ball club, they’re aa
n u n m ir
Wi
> MA9 1OP0
Robert
w **r
ild*at of NBC, «gplaln*d that ahowad up wall laat week by tialaag
to*
I'a “ graat aiarutlv* ability," the powerful Apopka Blua Dartar*
BaooxL v*
•a evidenced la hli ml* aa man- by a aeara af 7*7.
AA* B/fV
•(•r hi Hu maior league* aine*
A poaalbl# weakneaa kai davtlap.
TUB
IBM. and hi* wida aequainlanre* *d in th# Seminal* Una aa Howard
ha (ha entertainment Raid would Allred, wb* handled a guard p**lW/4 A
gPMUy benefit th* argaaiialioa. tlow expertly Friday night, cam*
*o*iP u * m
out af aerlmmag* Monday after*
no** with a broken net*. The
•tailing guard will receive a ver*
BOULDER, Colo. UB-Boma » . - diet today from the doctor’* af*
•M faas at Folaom Field laat Bat* ft*# aa to whether *r eel h* will
•rday probably didn’t notIra tba b# a bla to aa* actlaa Friday alght
BMpauad Uaivaralty of Colorado by atlng a ne*#.guard.
V A lT i*
I uard oa the four ptaya and mta Caacb Flaming aapraaaad dlalekoff h# wa* In during th# Colo- appointmant In hla often.*, but
alia praltad hia defana*. II# aaya
gado-Ariiona gam*.
+ A O O K LV N PILOT,
Neither did hi* roaehea or fellow h# bellavaa that by Friday bla
a a +ho *coptp rue
ayara aotir# whan Jo* Connor*, lina ahould ba abl* to bald L***>
gAPLHM T PiNHAATaf batwb-ridlag la tba aecoad burg t# law yardage, but be aaya
CL MC*mo *1 TMt
walked la lb* dmalag room, b* will aaatiau# with bla eanalitoat
M O P !* * M fT O K t
gbiagad clothe* aad dlaappaarwd. aerlmmag* procedure until tba
t*OOLt> * * * * * P U P
o f m
L tA g o e ,
fa r tba Aral time alar* then. bay* ar* ready ta tapar off after
A*A* It'L L 9§
8hyaar«id Pittaton, Pa., aec- enough game aaparlaac* ar until
Mow MAf TO * i t
TAB r/**r rtAM to
•triagar abowad up for prac- aerlmmag* lajurioa atari to areata
t h a t m t 79 a h p o tv rr MAvt Lo*r * t* * r
yaalarday aad told Aaat. Coach a hacard. "A weak eaa ha a lane
coHucurm woalp
10*9 n t coH fgrrrrtt
laakjat: "I mad* a ml.tak#.’’ amt valuable period.’’ aaya tba
f t * * * A tP g A M A A C i*
t 0 9 9 9 / U M * rm i.
• 4 - M I aopbomar* told Jen- h*ad mentor, "and our boya toatfo r * conucunvi
yaalarday ha merely bad ra od tkamaelva* laat Friday algbt
Y9APP, o f cournot.
ta bla campu* apartment W’a now know moat of our waakh# aad hi* aaw brida kata naaaaa, and b*ll*va m*. bafare wa
S ra i alaca Uat Friday. Unlvaralty board tba but for Laaaburg wa
•fBrlala did not know Conaor*' will all ba familiar with aar orC w adiraai and had baaa uaabl* rare and will have warkad toward
kacata him (her*.
a aelutian af aur prablama."
Monday aad Tuesday gnat
LAND BPEF.D RECORD
atrvu waa placad an pata dafaaaa,
B E T B Y B LED
LOB ANGELES < * -A aaw land pa*a affaaaa, pad bruak-blackiag.
Ipoed record of better thaa It A reugb acrimmage will highlight
rnUa* a miauta haa been aet by aa tba weak’* achcdul# today, aad
aaaed reckal aled at tba naval Thuraday only a abort orrlmmago
laaara Uat aUtioa at China la aa alata, but a lot *f prmliloa
and timing will ba gtvan attorn
ia , Calif.
W. D. Drtakw»t*r, Navy ariaa- tioa, alt*.
World Series
Information
T V Long Accused
O f Stealing Fans;
Now Leo Is Lured
ly Alan
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Football Player
Back A t School
It
ALSTON,
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hia 20gamc.wlnn.ng righthander. , n tf,
Burion Sunday.
,h* l" niin'* agalnri
yiickfy’a reduction to Die ttalut
Whilcy Ford, a left hander *hO ;0f p,ncj, hitter would deprive tba
ha* won IB.
Yankeet of their leading hitter
Drvpile rain in lh* early murn ( y u i and letjue'a leading bom*
ing hour*, a near rapacity cruwd run hitler O T). Manager Carey
o| 67.UU) wateapecled for the simgek who >am ne would not
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afternoon at New Smyrna llearh. <I’hoto by Jarneton Studio!
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Fight Results
As S t Louis
General Mgr.
! u m ^ * M ,*^.U t.:iM
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NEW YORK T — Frank Lana D
in a. general manager of the St.
^ '. r ’ ^ u 'w 'C iV ;
Louti Cardinal, and Harry Walker * ' ‘ - I f , „ , _ •,
l.rm to iT , — nudr Owlnn. 1 a#•
I* out aa field manager of lh* Red c I m . U . h •* itp.-lfii.il L . n . 1 I-'
Ion
tit* «
lie ln .lt, (.
bird*.
m c iia io s T * . t eiir. . . a:aaie via.
Ilrtltfine. <*allf. Xnppea
Eddie Sianky,
auc rhen,
an*y, who
wno Walker
waiacr aucjjVwari1*.Kin*.
ia a, tiea». i*
ceaded
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L B ) mllaa aa hour
rr a 4.1 1.4N.1M fan* la Taaha* Medium
u a towran. Tea n
rocket motor* tkl* year. In 1M4 their baaa at
h f iiy
|||Vf aled
|Ud ta peak vel* ttadanca wa* t.m.m.
opeuer. Th* weather bureau fure
rail that the rain would end an
hour ur tu before game lime.
The game will be bruadratl and
Mobile Is Champ
Of Dixie Series
MOBILE. Ala.
— Mobile, a
Southern A».n. weak airier tor
much of the »ea.on, 1* Date
Champion.
Th* B**ra cumplctrd a aweep
through Shreveport of lh* Texet
League by defraluig lh* Sport*
>2 latt night, taking lha series in
four straight.
Th* club languished In seventh
plac* for lh* Drat third af lh*
season and then gradually started
climbing, stepping Into fourth
plac* the latt day of play, to reach
the playoff*.
Shreveport finished third In the
Teaai League.
May. may b , back la ba^rbaU
^
n«rmanager of lha Mlnncapolit Mlll-| man i aa. iir<"-ki>n. nuiiuiinini Toap
era, farm club of (he New York
Uianlt w lha American A»»n.
Th#»* cholca Item* were Iramcd
Warren Kpahn It the only mem
laat night a* thr baicball folk* ber of the Milwaukee Brave* who
Bobby Dyke*, Miami Bvach mid
gathered at WorlJ Scrlc* head played with the Boston Brava* In dle weight boxer, own* • drive in
quarter* on the eve of lha opening 1047.
restaurant.
At lr**t on* prupoted deal fell
through. Paul Richard*’ plan to
itep down a* manager of th* Balti
more Uriol** and name Grorgr
Kail of th* Chicago White Sox a*
hi* *urre*tor wa* vcioed by lh*
Baltimor* hoard of director*. Th*
hoard iaairied that Richard* Uv*
up to hi* threa-ycar contract call
ing far th* dual rule aa field aad
general manager. .
Lane, who rralgncd at While Sox
general manager latt week, al
ready ha* rnnferrrd with Dick
M t)rr executive lire president of
th* Cardinal*. They were to meet
again either today or tomorrow
when the .igning la to take place
and an official announcement will
be mad*, lane’* aalary la to be
110.000 a year for 'hree year* with
the understanding that he !• In
have a free hand in running the
club.
The Informant «ald that Lane al
ready haa a surrrttor to W’alkrr In
mini but would not identify him
other than to say that he I* "clat*
guy."
Stanky was offered th* Minnr
spoil. Job during a conference with
Giant officials. H*'a thinking II
SAVE
make up hit mind about Manila
until game time. Indicated hie
Would uvr Bob C m in Mantlr'i*
poit In center field and play th*
lefthanded Irv Suren In left
again.! right hander., * Againri a
Irft-banJer, he will u»e Eliluq
Howard in left
Stengel wa. .el In all other po.i*
lion. Including ihort.tup. where h*
finally decided on Phil Rtuuto,
lh* grand little veteran ot eight
World Senca. ADtu® bad no rc.rrvationa about hit linrup. He itruckg.
to th* tarn* one h* announced'
Sunday.
The Brook* had seven right
handed bitter* to fir) at F'orvl who,
in his only previous World Serlrt
start against the Dodgers, waa
kayo«d early. In fart, there lin t
a plicher on the Yankee »laff who
own* a World Series triumph over
Brooklyn. The three big Dodger
killers— Alii# Reynold*, Vlg Ra.rhl
and Eddi* Lnpal-ar# all gone. O n*
the other hand. Carl Erskin* hat
beaten th# Yankeet twice and Hilly
Lacs once la World Series rompwtltiow.
almost
1/2
over.
Needles, l-year-old candidal* for
The Garden Stale. Oct. 20. la ap
propriately named. When h* was
hv* week* old h* was itrieken
with pneumonia and got hi* name
from being atuck with ao many
needle*.
111 K l a i m .
f i r e s t o n e
ANOTHER SUPREX
GRAN
Bat, aald tba ateel-akod ntnaer* of
. m$ aM tamed red-bat aa It bit
NEW Yonic Jf - The World'teleca it. itartlng at 1 pm .. EST.
Serin itarta today and the Brook*
There • ** continued doubt that
l>n Dodger*, although undrrdogi, i Mickey Mantle, the Yank*’ lop hit
art confident thii la the one ter. would be able to play more
they're going In win.
than part of the icriei. Mr had a
The oddimakeri think othcrwD*. ‘“rn mu.cl* in hit nght leg.
They've initalled |h* New York
II* worked out along with th*
Yankee* at I I 10 faioritr*.
| team at Ebbett Field yeitrrday
Since lb* Dodgeri won their fint and managed to cluul a couple offg*
pennant in U K . they ve lo.t all ball into the outfield .eat. but ha
•even aeriei they’** played. The couIJn’l run without pain.
Yank*, on the other hand, have " I ’m not hopeful of playing-at
won It in 20 attempt* rinca 1121, Icatt not in the firtl two game*
including their laat *e*rn.
at the Stadium." ha •aid ri..
Brooklyn Manager Walter Altton jectrdly. "It duein t alfcet my
•aid yetterday after the Dodger hitting but 1 know l can t run on
wurktng in Yankee Stadium:
>1L"
Mantle laid however that th*
"Llitening to the way th* boy*
talk, it I. evident they . . . confi- '*« » • ' V T n
dent about thi. thing That natur- ,m.ce
ni“re^ “ * btU.
out a bunt Sept 16. II* ha» be. n^'
ally make* me confident.'
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on the aideline* aince except for
Aliton picked Don Newcomb*. U o |uUlt _______
plnfh hitting
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stores
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WRONG P ED A L
IS H IT HV I* ID
LONG BEACH. Calif P -''W h » t
happened?" police, surveying the
damage, wanted to kno».
The Artillery Corps, our of the
"I was (caching m> ion Georgie
Regular Army's senior and most
to drive,” explained Hair tt •cirntiflcally advanced aim* of
Oliver.
service is calling for Volunteer*
Oliver. 47. told officer* he tried to Join its ranks for electronic,
transportation,
to strp on Ihe brake when 10 vear mrtesroli’g bat,
uld Geiirgir took a cornet too wide muidlions, communications, and
Imlead he hit Ihe accelerator. The 'counties* other training opportun
rar shot forward, caromed off a ities, thr local Arm y recruiter,
parked car and crumpled Ihe liv M Sul, Jacobsen said today,
ing room wall of a h.iuie belonging
•'irret a-signnirnt to the Artillery
lo Mrs, l.llli* Schmitt.
ianbp at tanged hue
in and a
M ti Schmitt m i In Ihe back guarantee furnished lo those » h »
modem,
new
yard but a vliltar wav shaken up -uallfy, Ttrlay's
trlira
on
iniricut*
when knocked from her rocking A rtiilriy
chair, (irorge and hi» dad re I'leetronieal tracking and firing
ceived minor e11« and bruises, po mechanisms. The one time gunner
! uw (bis himself behind a pane)
lice *a >’
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C H A P TE R T W EN T Y -TttfUCK
They don't know Aunt Carolina in her flurry? Rh* broke the eon-W H E R E did you go? What has i l They cant give her away. nrv'ion and dialed again, slowly
livve you t*en doing lime you left
*Bailust'a a doctor. UI medicine, and carefully. Again cam* that
tfc* Vulomat?" Sara u k rd Gerry. 1 suppose? Wouliln I know much busy signal. She caul In l wad any
■Try ui* u> find tha ruby. I about valuing jewels It must be longer, hue must walk. It was
only four blocks.
went to a i<4 o< place* and K Clive. What dove be do?"
»a «n t until thia altrmooa I nad
la the nail, a dial shuwed Lhsi
"You don I tell me everything
a « -Men idra: Had my pocket Why should I toll you?"
the elevator was on the ground
Ucii pi> «n l only o c a altar all?
He was really angry now. Hour. It was quicker to run down
1 *w* Ui.nking about you and 1 "Pane, tm* tsn t a cmldi'b gams the fir* stairs. In the itrert. sn*
au.J.nly iavailed you asying: lad Th u IS a mortally eertoua busmesa turned rust with a brisk clatter of
mr it* it again' when you look tha Moaon died because of the ruby. hrrls on asphalL
l t iiom me at tha Automat I I’ve got to know where It is “
She had gone naif a block when
had known ail along that you moot
■Why do you ear* if you re not she heard that familiar quirk sirp
Ic.va looked at the ruby whit* I a jewel thief ?"
behind her— tar and drag, tap and
was giit.r-g change I recalled now
His lac* hardened. Th e n you drag . . .
arno\rd I ara* at naving to turn don't trust me after all ?"
* t Sallust waa following Gerry
my bark on tha ruby toe a mo
"I do, but | gave my wird I
ment. earn thoi.gh I «a* Handing wouldn I tell and I n not going to
mind stumbled Was Sallust
..lowing Gerry?
nrarby. Hut I could hardly ra- especially when you won t even 1*1
lu»a to let you look at your own me why you want the ruby.*
s afternoon when he led her
pendant - not without running the
For a moment n* stood stig in I. .ii Caroline s doorstep to Ins
nak that you'd g u ru there waa the lull light at the single lamp. cat. parked farther down th*
act irthing special about IL
His eyeballs moved toward her. Il street, ms gait had brrn brisk. N'o
nd of a limp at all.
‘ Now it cam* to me— auppoac waa Impoaaible to tell if the flash
you nad tried It on f What woman that ram* end went was a chance
'.oe she nad no idra whs was
wouldn't I And auppoaa you bad reflection of the lamplight or a fo owing nrr.
leu it on, niddaa under your fur? glitter of pur* rage front within
l ame invaded krr. What would
S icpose 1 nad walked out t4 tha Then, quit* iiiddcnly, n* laughed nr do when n* realised eh* was
Automat with an empty boa in my “Of course you won't t*. me about going toward lit* police elation?
pocket T I hadn t loc ked to let if the ruby. As you say. what have
Hh# looked ahead at the king
Uir ruby waa still inside when I I told you? Nothing
. But cross-toww blocks — etretchra of
puked up the boa ind put It back there ■ Just one thing Tm going darkness hrlwten avcnu*s of light,
Ui m> pocket.
quiet and lomly at tha dinner
to ask of you before I go,"
' Suppose you stilt bad the ruby
He stood looking al bar. Intent hour.
and had no idra that It waa realT and earnest. "flwear to me that
8ha rounded the first corner
You mignt display 4 an> » hers you haven t got the ruby yourself Thrrs was more aoisa her* on
and you might be in deadly danger. — If you haven't."
Park Rh* teat the sound at thst
I nad to warn you that the ruby
*1 give you my word I haven t. on* particular step lor a moment.
was real Oh. Pacre, what 1 let you got 4."
She had an inv.aiit id hope as s is
m tor! What a toot I've brea!
lie was at the Boar. She wrnt looked about lor a trallic police*
Some day I hope I can tell you the to nun “Gerry. One* you said man wno might lake nee to in*
Whole story."
'Back in a minute’ and 1 didn't see precinct station but nop* died.
"Why not now?"
you again for I t hours. I thought There w a s nunc on duty.
"Pacre, there isn't tune. Tm ba someone had killed you. What
Kh* rounded the neat earner.
in* (allowed, just as ktosoa waa ■hall I do if M happens again? If Halfway down th* etrrrt ehs
followed. Not by the police, by you say now T i l be bark tomor should sea the neon lights of Ihs
others I heard a step behind me row* and then— you never com* drug slot*. Her strp faltered.
m the street fuel now. A light, bark?"
Thrrs wrre no neon lights. The
quick step with a cadence like a
“Hut I shall come back." This drug st ora was chard fur the
limp "
waa hi* aid smile— gay, friendly. night
"1'v* beard that step, too.* saud quitmcaL "Wild bnreea eouldn't
Steady now. But imperceptibly,
Bars "How do you snow K keep as* away."
almost against her will, her para
* * *
wasn’t following me tonight? You
quickened, She was halfway down
sa d you were Just behind me."
Bara dialed Clue s number. She th* Mock when she heard the omi
Gerry armed to oe turning Use could bear the bell at the other nous step again— lap and drag , , .
Idra over m his mind slowly.
end ** Uw wire * muffled bull,
At the neat comer, she looked
Then ha aald: T t isn’t aafa tar the* a pause. At least Uia tine back. There wei* two figures be
you la heap il*
wasn’t busy.
hind her, both men. both hurry
She rmgmmtad Bully. 1 havaat
"Mr. Clive's restdrwoe.* a
ing. both vailed in shadow.
fot it*
Hh* turned th* comer. Bh*
“Wheys hi ■ then?"
"la Mr. Clive there r* Her voice couldn't run here on Mcdieon — too
"Thafa something I i M t teB was high and hresthlesa T h is ta many people. Rut aha hurried,
you. Gerry. Toenoeraw tha police Mias Pacre. I must speak to him. thrusting her wny through the mit
will have It "
It's urgent."
ering crow. Is a last passed her
Ha was [s a tls d The* ha Sad an
"Tm sorry, madam Mr. CMve close to tha aurk tight from a
fospiratum. "Ton malWd R ta tha Is dining suL*
dress shop fell serww th* two men
yniice?"
-Where?"
within. Khe taw the Indian's name
“No* m
1 don't know where he went, — Ivory-yellow teeth that looked
» a i would satisfy him. "I gave It madam* The voice waa slightly whita in a brown fare, th* othrr
to somecna who will aea that tha Blocked. "He didn’t aay."
face haggard and pale— Gerry ■?
yolica gat 4 tomorrow."
"When will be be back ?*
Or th* impoetora? How could eh*
"You was* ■ H ymw must's*
*1 don't know, nadam Shad I ha sura? Then ha wmled and aha
Ha waa thinking atmat Th e re (tee him a message?"
knew It asa Gerry.
were twa ether guests, a Or. Bal"Please ask mm to sal Mias
U arcs like aamething hi a dream
lust and i Mr. Cllea They a w Dacrs the moment he comes m and — the sudden, flashing vision of
that the ruby e ra real You'd tad him It's important"
people who couldn't to together nl
want 4 rslued a anon a poaaihta.
She put down the telephone. that lima an* pise*, who couldn't
You wouldn’t five 4 to your aunt, What would Oarry do when ha die- know each othrr. entiling when
an elderly woman. T a probably
Chve was out? Walt (or they bad no reason to amis. Rut
gave 4 to ewe of those two 4Mh
T Or lasvs s message and go tt wasn't a dream. B was reality,
ta grt 4 valued tar yew. hut . . .
? She looked at her watch. tie wasn't in danger. 'He was entil
which?"
Sevrn-Uurty. Clive might ant be ing canl<4tedly. And Ha had lied
She nad no*
hack UN midnight n r later and the to her. He had said ha didn't know
w hy waa yet
must da aamething now.
th* Indian.
poae m ms ayes. Ha Uunha a 'a
She dialed and igam eh* heard
Whom could stw trust now T
-narrowed 4 down to tww— CBee a bussing— quicker, and without Sanders. H* must b* told every
•and SalliJt. He’l go to each af pauaa. The ha* araa bury. Could thing . . .
4haa bought. M doesn't mallar. tos nave dialed tits wrung number
fTa B* Canfmnedi
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EX P E N S IV E WAR
D E TR O IT IP— A staff member
A of the Industrial College of thr
Armed Foresa says a third world
-war would roit toms four trillion
dollars — 10 times a*t murk as the
Inst world war. Cmdr. Eugene R.
Blandln told thr opening session
of tha (o llrgr'i rcsourrrt conferrn rr thr rnit of cadi war sine*
thr mid lMh renlury has increased.
10 limrs.
l. At— TO BAMZA PAY,
D
put>lish*r-in-viil* of Buen
os Air**’ newspaper Id Prrtws,
k shown at Ui* Overseas Pres*
Club, in New York, looking tl a
phots of an Argentina crowd
celebrating Ilia tall ad Juan
Pcrtm. In his address to torrvapnndenti t l the Club, Dr. Gains*
Pas declared lost "Jusllra and
safety for rtvtl Nbcrtlc* and
sights" will rslat again to his
nab vs land. H* will return to
Argentina whan his paper is ra
ta t a n (JnlamsNomal)
tie {Folks
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Summer Special
•O ff, 1O N 0IA 0 T IN 9
REGULAR «I0.0« PERMANENT*-
NOW
REGULAR H I M PERMANENTS—
NOW | | N
VCSTtSMvP
T f tu u u u o L
Ihe United Nations in Naw Yota
when Dr. Richard Ho;as (lop),
allied by Prion. demanded that
Dr. lamaal J. Sarsvis I bollom)
be barred (runs representing
Argentina. Security guards as*
arrled Ro)ai, who served time ut
Jail for his oppusdion to Per m,
sut of th* Grneral Assembly
brsslnn he had entered to shout
his demand* Naravis heads i be
Argentina datafatMa lo the C X
Spotlight
On Hollywood
HOLLYW OOD R -W h a l happens
whrn a eumedy trim goes sour'
In Ihe rase of Martin and Lewi*,
it turned out all right They rec
onciled before miliums of T V view
ers. embracing each other and
tinging s sentimental "Side bv
Side." Chance* ate Ihry’ll be bet
ier than ever. They eahib.led *
marnith Inward each other that had
bren larking in recent years.
Another T V team hruke up with
■ big teen*, but their differences
rouhl noi he resolved. They were
Joan Caulfipld and Harry N r I son
Ruth ire going (heir separate wsyi.
Two years ago. Joan and Harry
wars chosen to play in the T V ver
non of *'My Favorite Husband.'
Th* show was proclaimed a hit
from Ihe start Ylie clever writing
ant bright acling hv the star* com
tuned lo best "Your Show of
Shows" in audience ratings Tins
helped hasten Ihe breakup at an
other learn— Sid Caesar and Imo
gens Cota.
Hut things went wrong on "M y
Favorite Hm hinJ " t m season
"1 guess th* same th.ng has sha
Amos ‘a Andy." Joan riplamed
Amos V Andy." Joan iplainrd
"In 'M y Favorite Husband.' the
enmely arose berause of the girl.
Harry thought more nf the show
should be directed at him. He
pouted
'To keep him happy, they aimed
a show at him. Then I'd he |.i *i a«
miserable as he was. Finally one
day *• had our blowup and nf
eourve the story of th* fight spread
through CBS tike wildfire."
The show was further dampened
by an interview in which Nr!-on
•aid he waa M up and handed
in hla nolire
But here's Ihs awilrh' Nelson Is
bark doing Ihe show and Joan
isn't
She's active In ftlmt again, now
appearing in her husband * film
"Th* Rama of Ranchtpvir." And
•he'a up for a TV spectacular in
her favorite pole, "Voice of The
Turtle."
"And Harry should he happy,"
she added ".Now It’s Th e llarry
Nelson Show — with V a n * s a a
B ro a «.M
EaUbliahed
20 years
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2 for 25c
STOK LEV’S
4ft at . CANS
TO M A TO JU IC E
MIRACLE WHIP
pint 29c
DEL MONTE or HUNT'S
R FOR
TO M A TO SAUCE
25c
SWANSON
Bog CAN
ALASKA PINK
JKR7.KE E V A P O R A TE D
M ILK
6 69c
FOREMOST
DAIRVLAN1)
ICE CREAM
HALF
G A LLO N
C
11
25c
BONED C H IC K EN
35c
TALL CAN
SALMON
49c
quart 15c
33 BLEACH
SUNSHINE
4-i«. I'Kts.
POTATO CHIPS
19c
WESSON OIL pt. 29c qf. 49c
GIANT
TIDE
59>
(Limit on* wllh $3.00 Fund Order)
TRU-FLAVOR
l-lli CAN
Coffee 69'
Q
Represeatlag
Allen & Co.,
TEA
II & D (wltoK')
In
RECOMMENDS
"Good evening, ilr. I stopped
you because you war* #ice*ding
(he speed limit. May 1 as* your
driver's UeaaseT*
«HV| MH I
Tn ^e 7
TETLEY
Orlando
A palkd training outline ss pah*
lie ralalioaa sdviasi officers to
lak* a polite, impartial attitude—
something like thia;
M #*Aad ‘vied guy.’ >** or
TTIF. ? \NTORn HF.RMD
W eil. S op l. 28, IQ .Vs
Ttft AROINTINt IIV OtT narvsl st
A F F IL IA T E D
FUND
INC.
Th* brochure also asked police
to avoid nicknames and aarcaim.
"Many peopla object to boing
called 'biad/ ’chum,’ ‘pop’ or by
of sa ifrhss, dial*, huttons and
flickering electrical signals ami
ihe observer who once workrd
" ell In advance of his t«ttery
now face* his tailor screen and
plotting devices, 11s arm of Ihe
sendee has made leaps — and —
hounds in technical development
than has th* Artillery.
Of Ihe many courses nf In
struction offeie.l Artillerymen the
Nik* igutdcd missile!, Vue TonIrnl System Maintenance coui-e
is hy far one of the most popular.
This course, t ' weeks in duration
is romiuctrd at thr Guided Mis
siles Branch nf the Artillery
School at port Bllsa ( E l Paso)
Trias, devoting l.tlTi hours alone
to academic training which in
cludes subjects such ss math*j m a lic , basic elelrklty, radio a d
radar
rleetronies,
acipilslliott
radar, power supply, computois,
B / I L W AD E
C A N 'IC H A
MAKE B'UEVE *Yd
1 ASKED YA \7
w h iz ,
Comstock
CHICAGO jv— Traffic polks men
in Chicago today wera urged lo
taka Ihs posilly* approach giving
tickets for traffic violations sod lo
d i s r e g a r d such phrases ai
'Whsra'i th* lira, hud?"
by
f AW, A U M T lU
* y W ^ Td «
Stan
P O SITIV E APPROACH
U R G E D LN CHICAGO
A rtilhry Corps
Seeks Volunteers
(Limit one with Regular Order)
*
LAKELAN D
Member
Midwssl Rlaeb Richest*
Cbkag* Beard af Trad*
Camplat* IbvaalaieBt far vies
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A T L A N T IC c m ’, N J . .f— Dr.
Leonard A. Scheclr, C S. aurgeon
general. ia>* hovpital* khoulj perk
up long term patient* m»tead of
letting them fade away.
Speaking befure the American
lloipital A n n * annual convention.
Seheele declarrd the aim li to reitore the wng-lrrm patient and
maintain him “ at the highest level*
oi health and locia! effccllvenc»*."j
‘•We mutt gel eway from the'
Government roaearelifri h n
r V N I»H M * IN O CAM PAIG N 1
BIX.INS WITH BANG
developed a plutic paint deadly
NAMPA. Idaho
The Boy
In young barnacle* and other ma
Seoul fund-raising campaign Mart*
rine growth*. A plaitle-roated war«1 off with a ban/ vriterday.
>hip won’t need drydocking for
An ald-fathioner coal rang* bine
cleaning for fiv • year*,
up during a "kickoff” breakfast,
icallcring coal and cat! lion all
About SO per rent of Meaieo' over the Eagle* Hall.
No one wai injured.
land It arable.
After thing* qulrlc-.l down, mem
ber* ol the tcoul organiaation took
what wa* left of the breakfait lo •
nearby m ta u ra c - where it wa*
rooked and brought back to tho
hall.
(in. Grade A D&I) Whole
Thh 1058 Lincoln CAPRI four-door ic d in Illustrates the trim Rracc of Lincoln’* “ bis new
look.” More than 1814 feet lonR— 7 inches longer and 214 inches lower than the 1955 Lincoln
— this roomy sedan will carry six adults in uncrowdcd comfort. With Lincoln * power ateertnj*
now standard equipment on all 1050 models, a woman can wheel this all-new sedan inlo a
tight curb space with case. Lincoln's smooth-shlfllng turbo-drive automatic transmission u
lalso standard equipment. Outstanding performance is assured by Lincoln’s new 285 horse|Hiwcr V-E engine with 0 to 1 compression ratio and the highest torque of any American car.
Big
Arcof Evacuated
Ordinance
i„
* x -----------In Civil Defense
Test In Oregon
P O R TLA N D , Ore i/F) — A
t.hOft-blork area, Including Port,
lami’i downtown bu»lne«* illtlricl,
ua* evaluated In 31 ininutr* in
' yevtrrday’s civil defi-n*- le t .
The. city’a air warning »y»lrin
|nhrlllrd il* previnutly announced
i mgnal at 3:10 p.m., and Immed[lately afterward* orderly (trrarna
•if vehicle* and pedrclrlan* Iwiran
moving along Ihe many evacuation
route*.
The »pred of Ihe rvacualinn exrrcHe, named Operation Green
Light, vvm credited hy civil defen-a official* to the fart that the
area wa* not nearly vv crowded
a* u*ua| and In a 'traffic control
ayatem that turned all traffic1
light* gretn along the exit route*
and eliminated cto<* traffic.
Tast-Ritc Tender
FR YER S
B ean’t off.r yoa four and •tth cinnamon for the bottom layer,
twenty bli<khlrdi, but If It's a a whipped coRao and cream mix
aurpflse you want, here's a cup ture
or for lb# top. l*r«Uy, tin t atF
two of coBee baked into a pi* And And ll'» good, loot
If* complete with cream and augar.
Two-Tana Caffae PI*
i)L
Iso! lt»rTa >t with hot roffra. and
I m * iu * ir V
you b»»a a pie-aad-coBto harmony }*ev.l*iw*
( 1 laVt.ipoonal
It l . i i e ^ a
that alnga.
unna.nr»d
rianammi
«.l*tln.
l rup whippier
Thia particular reclp* baa many
U
cap
raid
*****
rrr.m
virtue*. for on* thinr. tt'a no until lU r u i a f i n a l
I M l , . *.|m t
frat to Ind a pin that’a llxhl and
Pol end#*
|>M ,b .!l
not too avert, yet full ol flavor,
rotten gelatlao In cold water,
fu r another, ai lone at you bare dltiolva In hot roflea M il augar
on band a package of eetatiaa and and cinnamon. Add tocoReu mliluro
Ihn maklnei of a cup of roRre. you and allr until dissolved. Chill until
always hmva tho maklnga of a romlatency of unbeaten egg whit*.
Tw o-Ton- CoRea Pie No tpeelal Rpoon Into plo ahr II. Ailing about
tnpa lo tha »toro to *** vh tt fruit halt full. 8*1 la rrtrlgeiator Whip
I* in season; no pondering what remaining roleo grlallna until light
Ailing vlll meet with approval. Thi* and flufly. Whip half cup cream and
Ailing, thit Aavor, la lopa with aP fold In. Rpnoa mtilura on lop of
B o i l etrryona.
clear grillin ', mounding In c*ntar.
Tha "black bottom" aReet. hy tha Chill until Arm. Whip remaining
way, |a achieved quite (imply by rrram lo u*a aa garalab ou lop of
using black coflea gelatin* spiced piu.
W
Tender
WHY PAY MORE?
Eisenhower Is Said I Plump
To Be Doing Nicely
BOSTON LTu-Dr Paul D Whit*,
ftci.tnn heart tpecialitl, *atd after
a report from Denver U*t night,
that President Eitrnhowcr li “ not
nut of the wood* >ct, but he’* com
ing along nicely."
Dr. While’* comment* followed
a •indy n( la«t night’* medical
bulletin from Ihe p e n d en t’* bed»ide. The Information wa* telephono I by a friend to Dr. White’*
home.
The hrart *pecla1i>t returned
home Monday after examining the
Prraidrnt earlier that day
A*ked If Ihe Preaidenl I* recov
er ng more rapidly lhan might he
expected In *ueh heart attack
ca»r«. Dr. While replied:
"No. Hi* progrr.* follow* Ihe
pattern r*pected If* neither fail
er nor Mower thin normal.”
, and by *irtue nf the term, ol
thi* M-< ti'in *uih pci •nit may file
a wrllirn romplainl In dimliralr
with Ihr city clerk not latrr than
tw rnljr-four hour* prior to a re.gularly »chcdule«j meeting of the
ffonllnued From Fage One)
"city conimladon and *el forth,
The outgoing preit.lrnl »»ld.
briefly, thr grievance complained
"there arc 31 bioluglH* on thr payof. The clrrk, upon receipt of *uch
roll of the Game end Fre»h Water
complaint, *hal| refer the *ame
Firh Commi*«lon and they haven’t
In ‘ he manager to he plarrd on
come up with a tingle aolutlon to
Ihe agrinla for healing at tha
rnntcrvc bait. You ran hire two
n e x t rn*uing meeting of the
gam* warden* with the aalary paid
lomniia.ion. If auch complaint I*
one binlogHt and we can do a lot
adjudg'd well founded, then tha
nf work with U game wardena in
commlaalon ahall maka tuch rethr field."
commrndalion* and amrmlmrn'.a
rorler Laming, taking Ihe rhalr
a* it deem* mrcl and proper;
aa Ihe newly rlecled pretidrnt of
otherwise the dnlgnatinn or clatthe Seminole County Sportsmen*
alflration or fee fixed by the city
group aaid, "the director* will
manager *hal| lie final.
meet next Turwtay night an.l gel
"II. Tha monthly fee* provided
L O T O F MAN
down lo work." Several year* ago,
for in aub-acrtlon* ta| through
HOLLYW OOD un-M ike Lane, a
hr aald. j u j u d Jtf qitmbfrs b ffgt *hal| tw bill'd on thr monthly big former tlreux atrongman. h u
rauie » r M * A h lv v aTIhgie genie
rity »<-rvlre alalrinrnt* lourd by been aignrd lo rovtar with Humwarden In the county ”
Ihw rity and auch refuva collec phrey Bogart a* the heavyweight
"There’* much to be done. e«penally when the hunting *ea*nn m o ir than two receptacle* |h t tion fee *hall l>* itriflitrd leper- champ In the movie "Th e Harder
I They Fall.
wa* irt at 2 o’clock in the morn building, a* required hy Section atrly nn such statement.
“ (*, The refu«e rollrrtlon fee
ing at a cloved meeting,” Laming 11-3 above, per linage.
Raved nn the Rudd Schulberg
laid. And we’ve never had hut one
“(r| For each buninra* occu herein piovlded for ahall lie paid novrl. Lane*, part ia rrm lnitrrnt
krill be needed next year to pur- araaon that dhin’t open on Nnvem pancy Iwhlch term *h*ll embrace within ten flay* after rial* of ot Ihe buildup and fall nf Frimo
rhaaa tha right-of-way
from tier 20. "Are we going to let one •olely any occupancy fur profit, mailing atatrmrnt, aa (tamped Came.a. The novel look a critical
Five Folnta Inin Sanford. My hellef man run the Slate of Florida'* other than a purity tnidential or thereon, nr *ueh collection acr- vlewr of racketeering w tha fight
i vice (hall he discontinued until game.
ia that wa ahould proceed now to hunting with the iporlamen paying residential rental oecupanyl the
all auch fee* (hall b* paid In
fee to he paid In the city ahall
The 21-year-old Lane wear* a
to taka all tha neceawvry alapa the hill?” he aaked.
full. Korvlrw (hall lw resumed lire I I vhoe. a ore 2d Hurt ami a
Before adjourning the marling t>e I3.no per month.
■t tha October 4th meeting nf tha
llirira
ftrr
only
on
payment
nf
County Comml**lon to get right- I aat night, tha new preaidenl act
" f f l For any: I. Helm'd. Im irM the arriimulatrd fee* for tha M »ult. lie ttandv A feet 10 inehe*
and weigh* 2TS Dlvenverrd after
of-way from Orange county line the tail Tuesday nf earh month a* emirt, trailer perk, mn*e|. hn«pll. period nf rnlleellon
and tha
to Fiva Point* amt let that con the regular meeting night nf the at; nr 2. Combination nf hu*ihe*a period of n»n-collection, unlr<«, jan evtrntive tearch, ha haa no act
tract thia year; Borrow money atvnelatinn, and aald, " I raperl all nceupaney on Ihe »ame preinl«e* after lnvr»tigatlun hy tha rity ing experience.
and acquire the other heeCiaary of our directors and offierri In at with rr»ldrnee, quarter*, apart managrr. It •hail appear that
tend Ihe meellngi."
ment a nr Indgr a* above defined! •ueh fe. or any part thrirnf for | Two thnuiand different kind* nf
right-of-way next year.
or 3. Combination •of quarter* on •hould he waived.
|life, ranging from hactrria In fi*h,
"That I* the only way I are
have been found nn hulls, buoy*
tha aama premlaea with reildenea
wre ran be avaured of a four tana
*’D.
Thi* ordinanea»hat| take iand marine atructutea.
highway between Sanford and
rffretImmediately
upon It* ■
Orlando. If we delay longer wa
paaaagr and adoption and tha ftfu»a collection faa hereby Im
mlM tha ism.mio that la In the lara worth of bombing plana la be
budget for thi* year. No one ing pulled, aqueeiad and aquaahed
po«rd
ahall ho Included In alt
eltv service tlatemanta rendered
know* what tha future hold*. I ts piece a here to prove Ita struc
after October *01h, IMS.
believe thia i* our ureateat op- tural strength.
Tha builder, Boeing Airplane Co.
porTifiilty fnf advkwntrnti how.
aver a greaf deal of help I* need- dearribed tha “ tartura teat” on tha
od Immediately from you and IU2 Jat bomber aa tha moat titangood dtliena like you. You m ull tiva atruetnral proving program
ha tha judge of whether or not aver 'eonductad aa a single air
plane.
you are doing your heat to help
" * you
Tha teals Involve me of *0 mile*
Jk
m $ * 4
’’"’ ___4
male2 **-i
thi* project p««*lhle
muit square your enmetenee and nf wiring and 2.000 strain gauge
nrruita and an Intricate ayatem of
f answer In youtaelf one queatlont
cablet and pulleys.
will ymi a* a property owner on
Boeing said tha teals aavad time
1T-U] be better off if 17-92 la
and monay and provided precise
four taned. If an I aak you to don
Information on tha atraln each
1322 Colon
ate auch prop«rtlea a* you have
plana part would stand under flight
THD C O LO R Y O U WANT
that era necaaaary for thia pre conuil
WHEN Y O U W A N T IT
lect.
ROUND OR T-BONE
BEEF CHUCK
LEAN BONELESS
ALL MEAT
FRESHLY c r o u n d
b u d g e t s l ic e d b k f a s t
IN BAGS
I
WITH
. $4.00 .
OR MORE
FOOO
ORDER
E
f
CHOOSE & USE
3-Lb. Tin
LUCKY
FARM
(WITH YOUR ORDER)
MORRELL TR IO R
P A IN TS V
/n
I
•'
“A delay
on your part can
Jaal as surely be re*ponalhla for
blocking thi* project at a "no”
fate hy tha County Commlaalon.
IJ you fail in the category of tbott
thieh over category you fell
*, please realise tha importance
Immediate action on your part
itaet Mr*. Toll* at tha Cham*
of Commerce In Sanford haaa S -lt and l -4 i » Monday
M ill Friday or rail Sanford
• Immediately. If you have
bta If a latter would reach ua
October 3rd pleaae wire colyour answer.
wa wddiUonal request f maka
IN ALL FINISHES.
of you pleaae rontact your County
Cnmmlaalantr and tall him honest
ly how you faal about this pro
ject and tf humanly potaihla for
you ta ha present at tha County
Commissioners matting October
4th at *:S0 a. m. la the court
hou*a at Sanford.
Working hard together by next
Tuesday this project haa • chance
of becoming a reality. Without
your help it Just will net ha.
Many timta through tha yean
I oflaw had goad ciUaawa a * what
can t da ta help thia matter. I
have dowa my heat ta relate tho
prahlaaa to yaw. Tha final deter
mination wf tha projects auceeta
or
failure
« r aw
raiiure
napanda an
on you.
> *• depends
Thanking y « , far this vl.lt and
hjplng ta have your wholeheartp m U tii."
SANFORD
P A I N T CO.
ror w rm8T at.
M. P. BLACK
EYED
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etooJc
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This means finer flavor, fresher milk for
you! Try it once, a n d you’ll discover
there’s no better milk sold anywhere!
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IN QUARTERS
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THE SANFORD HERALD
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Wed. Sept- 23. 1035___Ta ge 0
F U R N IT U R E
History
Knowledge
Is Helpful
W ASH ING TON r -F o r m e r Trc*
Went Truman *.iy* hi* knowledge
of hlitory helped him deal ‘ calm
jy” with the "Communl't* in gov
ernment” eontroveny during hi*
administration
Trum an liken* the allegation* of
itibvertlon in givernment to the
••witch crare” of colonial day*. He
««v* the' r c T f it r l "antU'onUM
ni*t hysteria" and brought “ Indi*.
criminate branding of tnnoctnt
perron* a« subversives."
In the second tn»taUmcnt of hi*
memoirs, p ibllahrd tn th* current
iirue of Life mag. line. Truman
•ays hit setion* in the (ituation
were rhapH in part by knowledge
gleaned from Trading in hlitory
of what he termed previous ‘waves
of hysteria.”
He deal* also with two other
item* often cited by hi• political
critic*— the failure of M* K.m*a*
City haberdashery after World
War 1 and h's a isoclatlun w tn tha
la!e Tom Pendfrg*«t, nnre the
••b'li” of Kinsaa City Democratic
politic*.
Truman Him es the Republicans
for the 1922 failure of his clothing
store, operated in partnership with
Eddie Jacob in lie contends Sec
retary of the Treasury Andrew
Mellon, a Ri publican pursued ecu
nnmic policies that spelled (inanrial di«*ttrr lor Truman and thou
sands of others.
As for I’endergist, h» tells of
flatly reacting an nbvtnui bid bv
••It.'.* To m " for the award of to
million dollars In rnaj contract*
to a group of businessmen friendly
to the Dem- eratie city machine
Tm m an, then presiding judge n(
.taction Counts-, relate* that when
Pemifigsit and the contractors
callad cn him he announced the
buamess would be "let to the loweat bidden" *nl. In k»ep;ng with
a campaign promise, would N m .
pervired by a bipartisan board svf
engineer*.
He quote* Tendergat! as telling
th* contractor*
” 1 told yota he's the conlranest
man in the state of Missouri
End Adsanrr I'M* hep. ;x
*N tM AJNmCAM Roman Catholk priett*. relearnt h r lh« Chin*** CommunliU aftar two yean of tmmriaonmmt, a re a th« hn* at lion# Knn« Walking with them (Ie/t> li fath e r Ambroi# PoUttL Th* freed
,1 w m r m W c M rin a r t (1 to r.): Th* Rev. Jo»«rh t Hyde. nf Lowell, Mat* : Her. Jamn* O. Joyce,
Clinton, R t n , and Ro t . Frederic A. Gordon, of Somerset, U m
(Internet towel R-idtophoto)
Quick-Acting Remedy Is Welcome
WASHINGTON. t*-Republic«n
Isadora worrit] about next year's
farm vote i o j M welcome with
open arm* a qulrkarttng remedy
Ire agricultural ilia that could br
adopted aa thtir very own
Party lesdara from the Whit#
Foua# down generally agi»* lint
th# administration muit com# up
aoea with somslhtag that will turn
a allda tn farm tncoma Into a
climb. The agility with which Damncrata have tali ad upon the Diua
and complalata coming from po
litically Important farming artaa
ha\a ton vise ad thara of thin.
They, of couraa, would like for
such a plan to b* naw and insplrlag. They would Ilka to gat away
from propotala that hatt barn ad
vanced and triad In tha pait.
Rut tha chances of Uialr finding
aomrthing fundamentally brand
new art poor Indtad. Tha poaaibill« tira hava bran pratly wall canvitaad la tha pait and thoio that
hava born put into mnerata propotala hava baan toiard aaida ai
Impractical
Tha problem faced by th# Re
publican# now la how to bring
about an Improvement in farm re
turn# before next yaar'a pretldantlal and coagrcatioaal alactiona.
Thla mtana that tha administration
faraa n need of ahanntlling more
dollar# Into farmtrt' pocket*.
Whan Secretary of Agriculture
Beaton got kla farm program un
d tr way, ha expressed belief that
B would— if
given time— help
agriculture to adjuit from tha ab■crmally high laveli of war and
poat war farm production to a
nor# Marly normal peacetime
Htconceded that there would be
•onto price and Inctme decline*
during the period of adjuitmant.
Agriculture, ho declared, would
wind up fundamentally aound with
farmer* under a minimum of, govtin mast control.
Rut th* aecretary now agree*
with party leader* that lomethl
with party laadara that aomethlng
more n*ed* to bo don* to keep
farm tncoma from dropping any
lower during We adjuatment per
iod.
Reduced to their almpleat term*,
■tare are only twn way* of boo
sting farm Ineomo On* la tn r»l»a
priraa. The ether la la pay auh-
reitora tha high, rigid support* of
Iht Truman rra. Il l *• long at
tha idmimttration hold* Ita p ro m t
views, any auch Initiation doubtleu would be vetoed by the Treaident.
Ruling out price booking at a
mero* of Inrrrailng farmer* In
come l#ave» only tuhtidiet. Seerel ary lien on and mm# othrr GOP
ltaitra have hinted that the adminlatratisn will adopt thin kind of
an approach.
But the Rrpublieant are finding
it tough indeed to work out a mbatdy plan that do#t not have the
trademark, to to apeak, of previous
Red Organizer
Hears EvangelistREADING , England ir -r h a r l!#
Pctter, 41-year • Avid Co mm urn*t
party organirer, went along t>
hear Am rriran evangelitl R.lly
Graham a few month* back— juit
to iri.w h a t it was all about.
Now Potter *avs he ha* reiected
h<
he' ffv entirely, thrown
np hla jcb and itarted a new life
* 1 * iitiu u a n eiingeliit. He
rredttad Graham with bit conver
sion.
" I »h»H,travel around trying to
thow people that Christianity I*
the aniwer to communltm," be
laid.
' 1 found that Marxism I* a very
Intriguing philoiophy, but it did
not give me th* *atl*fjftinn of
heart and mind one expeeta to
find in God.”
Dtmneratle admlniitratlooi and
aecrtlartei of agriculture.
Perhapt the moit widely known
subiidy plan for railing farm in
come i« that advanced in ilia by
Secretary 1'harlet Rranna.i, but
never accepted by Cnngreta.
Coder toe Prannan plan, the governmrnt would allow farm price*
to drop to whatever lav*!* econom
ic cond.ticns carried them Theie
would be no direct government
price aupporta aa auch. In time* cl
abundant e, price* would be to*
and ccntumcra would get looJ
cheap.
1h# farmer, however, would get
payment* from th* government to
make up th* difference between
tha low pricea and a previously
determ.nad ••fair” return, irttic*
contend auch a program would co«t
the taxpayer several billion dollar*
a year.
Inasmuch a* Republican* hate
been sharply critical of the Brannan aubtidy plan itnr* it tin t was
prepoird, It apprars unlikely that
the G " P will emhrac# It now. Some
Rtpublicana have called lh* Brann*n proposal ••*oclall»tic.” How
ever, the admlniitration got Congreti to adopt tha Brannan pay
ment plan for wool.
Tha tubiidy plan galling eloieit
study by th* administratin'! i* urnunder which farmers w-ouM be of
fered fair aired payment* to take
U or 40 million acre* of surplus
land out of rath crop production,
and to grow gra il an I other soil
hulldtng non commercial crop* on
it.
T A T .L .U f AR5EB, - T h . Florida
Fore.l S .r v ir .'i
t-igyf -t
pin*
i.edlinp crop I* n"w grow in? In
the it * ', n u n .n e t. R A. |t-nningliatuen, head of the F. E S
m*n»gem*nl branch which oper
ate. the rturaerie., *aya that 57
million hahy tree* *re on hand
at .Munron and Oluito* mi'allatinn* for shipment tn tandnwn*
er* this winter. Th# total is twothird* larger than la.t year's
•la*k production of g| million
tree*, hut it atlil falls far short
of demand Rnnnlrghau>.n «*ya
that landowner* want'd nv»r. than
#9 million tree*. T h ' ihortag#
re '«.i| i# t»« tom* r»'lurti<ro
in
ordara, and th . r^reit
Renrir#
will reduce all order* for mot#
than J.S.odn T V . rut it to h#
fort# percent Ord»r* f"r J^.0.10
or la.t wt!| not h» cut. and no
order* will h* rut ialow 15 non
In contra*! to th* shortage of
•!a»h
ptn» ae#dlmga. Running,
hauven »*<* that the nurteri**
will ha the to fill order* for
lohioliy and Innatraf p net
a
hundred pneent. It la not th# hig
production that n akri tbit p«atible, he explains, but rather tha
light demand for ..rdllnra of
theae tptcira. R "! ra-'.ag artdling*
will h# prorated to thri* who
nrdared them, exr.pt that ordara
for S.000 and undar will not b#
reduced.
Ronnitighauien #*tirrat*d that
foreit Industry seedling nur.eriea
would turn out over twenly-fiva
million, young plant* this
fall,
and said that th . rompanle* will
diatributa aome of the.# to .mall
landowrorra. ’T h a t wilt tak* up
torn* of th* *la*k hatween our
aupply and demand." h» laid.
Rhlpm.nl* of pin* *eedling*
from K .F S nuraerlea will start
th# latter part of Nov#mh#r, and
will eonlinua until th# rnd of tha
planting aeaaen lata la February.
prop*.
I V . t o m M t. BOAT nt-enw .) has released I
his acaatfwversial vlatt to the Soviet Union,i
aimoet shot by a Russian soldier. Holt took the top |
a ear ae esi American embassy official showed hla pspmv to political
bsadtrs to TroHaetykova. Th* Riwaiana elslm wnpleaeentnem dai Holt atkad a woman to put ewt her hand* to a begging
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Tn the fltraj yaar 19**, cargo
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In Two Nurseries
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farm program* and both run coun
ter In general philosophies and
iliclaa af the Kleenbower admin(ration.
Unless there la a change bt ad
miniatration thinking, plana whiek
would lacieaa* farm Ineoma by
railing price* will ho rejected
Th a n fc only oao way hy which
th* department mold rill* price#
aad that la hy lacking np farm
price support* on products
being supported awd by placing
aupporta under a wide group of
tommoditkn not now proteeted by
An bureaao In trie* aupporta
would hava the affect af forcing
inarhat pricea tn advance accord
tngly. If aaarbat price# did net go
ap, farmer# weald bald thtir prod
acta off market# by atoring them
awler dm prlen aoypnct program.
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Whil* I l hn roughly enjoyed my
varatmn In Washington, Oregon
and California, 1 found on' my r».
lura that a Floridian dor* not
have to Journey to far away piarrs
to b« entertained or find something
a t* .
For aoma tima my good frlrnd
Bob Kaitman ha* hrrn urging ma
to *i«it tha new Kraiiuarium bring
developed In Miami, and 10 I
bundled tha fanulv, including the
grandbaby, in tha rar and n r
mad* a Inir* day trip In .South
Florida.
S*iOS flA it f * ‘* I4tt\ t f Mt »«a <
tty t*
t*A*rj <a r , , o i / t f
/*• >*/ » |
long Jr,, ha* announced that
competitive eiamination for en
frame to the l'.S. Coalt (iuaid
Academy will be held on Feh, 37
and 3#, ISM.
The Congressman empbawiied
th# opportunity offrred young men
• ho choose th * four-year rour*e
which lead* to a bachelor of
•cienco drgiee and a coniniDsirm
a* a career offirrr in America’*
oldeit seagoing an* nr,
'’ I brie are no appointment* nr
THI (ATT Of ONt WffK-OtD Hubert Marm*. kidnaped from the nursery of a h»*pit*l In Ban Franet*<*o,
4* still urkno.n aflrr receipt ef a ransom not# tlefti demanding 11.000. The infant • father. Dr.
Sanford Marru*. waited M minute* on • street rnmer in nearby Oakland, but nobody showed up.
At right u Fir*. Marrus, shown (reding her first child three year* ago when h« waa only Bve days old.
Radio-TV Highlight
MM. BAKU MlftCHlI, It , I*
Mhown Ju*t after she swam the
Bl-m il* Catalina Channel, from
Catalina Island to AtaJone Cove,
Bn 17 hour* and 1 minutes. Tha
I/'i'g Bearh, Calif, hnusewife it
the aerond woman ever to awlin
[the rhanoaL . ifaierMiionall
Are Truthful «
To Big Inquiry?
By JAMFK BACON
HOLLYW OOD ■* — How many
girls In your loan will admit
they‘re ujl>7
It's the asm* In Hollywood. Al
lied Artists Pirturra is going slight
ly bencik trying In cast an ugly
girl in (lary ( ooprr'i new movir.
Casting ditertor Virginia Higgins
got so many turndown* from Ihr
usual talent source* thal she, in
desperation. Invaded thii ad la
trade pipers:
"W A N TE D : An Ugly C.lrt
i
For an Attractive Role
1
in William Wyler's
f "The Friendly Persuasion”
"The girl tse are seeking (a
bulky, taw boned a.i.l _____
•lands at
least *Ii feet In her stocking fret.
She la solid, well muscled and
looks as if she r*usld lilt a piano,
ale."
if
NEW YORK f — Spring Byingli n herself while still young. 'I mu*l
hat a suggestion fur muthet* in Hunk now what I'm going to do
law:
then.’ *
"Take atide your von in law nr
What It Hie mint important
daughter in law and «ay In him or thing a mother-in law ran do'’
her, 'What may I give you for
‘ Sew a little hultun hole in her
Christina*? Wliat ran I *top doing upper lip and a button nn her lower
lhat f have been doing, nr what lip and keep hrr lip* bulloned.
ran *lart doing lhat I have nd Her musty, the best Ihmg a nudherdane’ " '
inlaw i an do i* lo present herself
Mi*« Rvinglon. springlike in as a wait off which her childiro
•pull a* the near* Ihr autumn of ran bounce their Ideal. But the)
agr. speak* a* a television mother- mu«t find their own anwsers. A
in law and alio a* a woman with mnther-tn law rinnot Hnd the anIwn married daughter*. Neat .Mon-, »wen (or them."
day Kiel l i the telurni la CPS
For too long a time, tayi M ill
T V in “ December Brule," a Com- Bylngtun, the whole mother In law
r*ly serin r r n i r r i n j on the question ha* been too buried ■
escapade* of a mother-in-law
subject "Let's gel it out and talk
The whole subject of mother* la- I trout It."
law fairinate* her.
Never before hay# so many
''P riinaill) mother* in law have sponsors paid to much money to
a bad name beisutr they haven't hu* something they never have
been trained for the role. When a •ecn as on the "Mickey Motive
*<in or daughler marries. Mama U Club'’ series, coming up on ABCfired. She never wi< given a no- TV . Merely on Ihe reputation of
lit* A woman thould begin pre Wall Dt*nr*. ARC sold a total of
paring fur Hie job of mother In law l.niti rom m rrn*l i|itarlrr.hours on
when she's young and ral-ing hei a M week nonranrellshle ha*i», nr
rhildien. She should realue llul a tidal nf about l i millmis dollars
alter Ihey’ir grown an.1 married fur time and latent
«h* ean eapert a good Jo la SO
Designed tor youngsters nf all
r r i r i of vitality. She rmjvi say, to age levels, "Mickey Mouse Club"
to the Cnavl liuard Academy,”
Her long said. "I urge all <|Ualifl*il
young men who air interevtrd
in a worthwhile profession to
write for detail* and application*
a* anon a* potaiblr to Coast (iuairl
Headquarter * In Washington, I).
C. Applications must he polluiatkerj on or before Jan. I .V
A Caiiiitdale fur the exan.inallon for the Coa»t Hoard Arademy muit ha alrigte, mu*t have
reached bn *evrnt*enth but not
hit twenty-second birthday
by
Ju ly I, I9M and must be in
excellent physical condition.
A 1-igh achool diploma is tbr
minimum educational requirement,
although high school senior* as
sured of Irelug graduated by June
llOth are eligible to tal e the **•
amlnation if they will have at
least 15 r i edit* by tlial time. All
applicant* muit have tine# unit*
of l.ngtiih, two of Algabra, and
on* each of Plane Heomatry and
Phytic* by graduation.
will premiere on the AB C-TV net
work lid . 3 at 5 p m. In all time
rones from toast to roast. It will
be piesenled Monday through
Friday.
One thing that surprises Disney
about television Is the number ot
people vyho recognire him the«e
days when he travels about the
country, When he was mak.ng
only movies, he wa« seldom rrrog
nlaoJ. But since T V — 'T U be tin*
To o.yrarvold* find traveling
Irksome *n »n*m#<l*i It in rang
tlagr* driving only a* far a*
('!* nriitort tbr fir at day whrte « r
•toppnl at tha Clrwiston Inn. Tha
Ini,, to my way of thinking, I*
the fina«t little hotel In the South,
and wo rouldn't hqve bran more
rnfn for table anywhere than In our
air-conditioned room.
TUOINTf In Buenna Aire* are
S ihown w ith busts of deposed
dictator Juan Per on and hia wife,
Fvita. after they pi radrd through
tha strtvla celebrating the fall of
former ArgentincJVrvident. Pic.
tu rn and atatur* of Ternn were
torn down throughout tha coun
te r. A t rig h t
Goa.
F.duardo Lonirdl, chief of tha
revolutionary force* who overthrew Peron. The picture v i t
taken after I^nrtaMI war In ti.lied
a* the Provision-1 Prerident of
Argentina.
fJaleraaUoMi)
I •** truly ainated to note the
growth and development of the
1-abe area, (.'tax*Winn, an un and
mining rommunlty, wo* all hurtle
and tru*tle. Thi*, jnu Know, I* the
borne of the l luted Mtatr* FiJgar
f'ni potation. anil I learned from
Mr. If. T . Vaughn, general man
ager, that the big tiigar hott*e ha*
been rnmplctely overhauled and I*
ready for the 1955-5*1 giiml whfih
I* caper ted to it a■t In O, tnlxr.
Dnce the big mill la vet in opera
tion M run* day and night on a
Sl-honr had* until pilng.
Indication* thi* year are that
unle»* some relief |* granted hy
t'ongre • Florida I* going to find
her*elf with another huge *upar
crop that *he will have to provide
*torage foe be-.m<e prevent law*
do not permit it* *alc. The second
targe waiebuut* fur itoring eace*a
sugar I* now under rotistiu*- tinn
and unleaa Congee'-* dor* toruetl'irig atiout it and give* our Flor
ida grower* an opportunity to
market our augar, local grower*
aie going to be thrown for a arrloua In**.
Senator Holland, Congre»*m»n
Paul Rogrr* and other mem tier* of
the Florida delcgalton are doing
everything thee .an to rnaba rntr
national lcgi*latoi* realise tha
•eiiousn*--* of the *ituatori and It
I* hoped that when t'ongre.• trlurn* In «ea*lan pininpt action
v ill be taken to bring relief to til* folk* tell you that this I* just a
Industry.
of Commerce affiutalt tell ef
l.eaung Clewliton we joutnrye*t euuntle** project* thal wll( briug
South to Miami on Highway 17, new imliittrle* and mot# people
and I wa« *ur|tri*ed to note that into the area, and I aor convinced
tha Magic City like I.ov Angrlr*. that tn a few year* Miami will e*.
I* growing by leap* and bound*. tend fiom the Everglade* on the
Tha atea that I used to know a* west to Palm Beatb on the north
•trirtly farm and dairy land I* now and Homestead on tha south a* ’
all built up with modern home* solid ami compact a community
and mote ate being built. Homes a* (Heater l.<>* Angeles 1* today.
ar* not being circled by the hitn.
The growth of thla fabulous
died*— they are being coinlrutt aiea la alimxt tn.believable. How
ed by the thou sand*, and tha county eommiiiionera and city of
amating thing I* that they ara ficial* have ever managed to meet
being sold almost a* fast aa the situation 1* beyond me and my
they me huilt. New business area* hat i* off to them for what they
are springing tip everywheie with have actomplishnl under the most
super market* and shopping ren trying circumstance*. I al*o want
ter* mu*hioouilng all over tha to pay tribute to the local police
plare.
and sheriff* department* for their
Miami Spring* and Hialeah, rfliciemy in handling traffic and
that a *hort time ago were shrub*, meeting the almost unsurmounlare row practically In the (wait able growth pioUem that ha* rooof Miami. Industrial development fmntrd them. A ll Florida tan
I* evidenced ever) where and local point with piide to Miami for It is
**taiih on lh* surface. Chamber truly a Magic Area, and while ila
M A T
YOU'RE TELLING ME!
TIM E.
,S 0
IT?
, GOVERNMENT revaala a sur
clear Limited may prove lo h* the
greatest thing In land tpaad but
somehow It doean 1 sound os ro
mantic as tha eld CaaaonbeU r e
press.
plus of l i million hundredweight
•f nca. If Ura stuff ever feta wet.
Suggests r . c r , H U become a
super-super surplus.
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A erheof /or peatmen <* ewy*
p ttltd by ■« DjftcMl o/ rar A'*fmnef Astormftoe nf RMlmeifrra
if a.So«M make Ike boys If Hrr
y rr/ o k
f
I
tt’kefes once rruled In fk* Oread
Lakes, *<iv* • t'wn rrailg 0/ Mickle
pew •'•leHiitr gfNil here kern «
figkf a./vecce.
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Oleisoa, dosloeos a naiad nplomelrlii, can ibonga penplo'a pom
aonalieios. Ispadatly whisky glosaen.
Newt ham teyi a tlpblnlnu bell
Ulewtk a Jmksenvilla, f ie , kssw,
kaecked ell ike knara eut af s
bwaffy aypeaie calling- fbel siaey'a
Veterans Corner
Students Celebrate
Fall of Juan Peron
Welt, It ran be If you don't handl* it rorrertly. OTarecakma ar
haphazard brushing ran damaga
your teeth aa well aa your guana.
Improper brushing ean caua*
abraito.i of Ihe necks of your
teeth, which might result la re
cession of your guana. Damage la
most likely lo occur In tha cuspid
region, since you generally attack
this point Aral and with the moat
vigor. Jn i Im*. th* agpoaed dentin wldaly spaced groups of t
In these abused areas takes aa a brittle*, h should have as
plicated U f U or curves a
glared appearance.
brushing surface. Clean It
Restorative DseBeb |
ougbly after a Png II and h
Th* only means of preaarslag up to dry la n (lean, light
teeth suffering from aavara abra
sion la by rutorsUva dentistry.
That probably manna an agpanal*e trip to your dentist.
Improperly brushing across tin
teeth may also produce wedge
marks on tha hard enamel. H i#
gums, too, can be severely dam
aged Your gums, remember, ar*
•oft tissues The course brittle* of
a toothbrush can anally mgnlafe
tha surface.
Proper Insahlng
On the other hand, m m
brushing U bath cleansing and
stimulating. Probably tha bast
method D also a simple one.
I I I
In Naw York eUta copa charg*
od a man paddling a carve* with
driving uhtta Inloatcated. The
rhap must have bees acting a"
at sea.
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-Surprisingly, ala a p p l i c a n t s
•honed up readilv in anwscr lo
fha ad. One, however, hadn't read
lha ad but hrr agenl had. Mir left
In a hurry, muttering something |
like "Walt Hit 1 get my hands on
tbat guy."
First applicant was Frances
Fsrwtll. a sh foot staler. She naa
dressed like a htllhilly on the prowl
for rtvenoort with gun and all.
" I came in with an ugly faeo
and in an ugly muod
muod." the aabounced. Miai Parwrll wore no
Makeup but even m hrr nuilandish
gel-up. It was obvious thal she la
ba lU m llt e girl.
Clarence Marks, Wyler's dlapegua roach, commented:
L "We'd have an awful tima makp i thal girl look unattractive, *•Ueelally in color ”
H'a osaeolial that tha girls bo big
id ufly— ii'i part of lh# seript of
Ilk Frieodly Persuasion," locale
[ Whleh Is in tha Civil iwar tra.
n » girii play Marjorie Mato's
itighter*— ill farm girii living in
Quaker community. When MorM 'l Raiders hit town, u « Quakt rtfbao lo tako bp ar*a so I I P
lh sad bar daughter* drive ndf
f M of the applicants were
4m attractive, too abort or
■aaporiencod. Nona
aero
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don*!” asked Taylor. "I thought you were dell-hted with her."
"I •m.’* Admitted Mrn. Toylor, "but thii la her morning foe
heating the rug*, and ihe dots a much hollar Job whan aho a
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Al rrilMlb doattiWo a company that'* got about fifteen too awny
blgh-salnriH osocutlveo on the payroll but can't fir* a single on* off
IhtM bocauo# tfeelr name* Are embeeaed on the expwutvo ffiitionaul
CtOftiidt, IMi bp Bommci Owf. BiatiMad hr f t p ffMwro Seocwmo.
SA V IN G
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
RETAINS DST T1U OCT. 2MH
T TIHE ANNUAL sain mealing of a bjg brewing company,
th* president suddenly cried. "On your feet, everybody!
Look at the bottom of vour chair!” The startled aaleamcn Jumped
up, and found under each
seal a crisp near dollar bill.
■‘Keep the dollars, boys”
ami led the pres. "I just
wanted to demomlrale that
the time hae come when
you've got to get out ef yevr
chair* If you want to make I
b u c k !';
■ e s u
PORK SAUSAGE Smoked
LB. 55c
LB
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O MORE B U YIN G A N D SELLING !
if It’s Worth A ajthjpf
I t . Worth AdrtrtWn* l«
CLASSIFIED ADS
THE OLD HOME TOWN ....-
k -E E A L tfT A T W POR * A 1 * -I
Florida SU'e Bank Building
"Ca'l Mall" Photo DM
KM-J
Robert A . Williams, Realtor
Raymond Lundquisl, Atxorlale
Thone UTS Atlantic Bank Ride
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Pa
I Room AgarimenL 112 Rim Are.
Phone
x a c t l y
b e c o m im
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IV. DIETRICHS
1Ml Park Ave.
T. W MKRO
27 ar IIS
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310 Saalord Ave
LOW ELL t .
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o Ai roes
A girl
sookir*
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Irritating
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I* AtrfnMOflll.P. BBOmBRB -u
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Phnne l i t !
CARS
BOUGHT SOLD TRADED
Key Keel's Itseo Cars
Sanlord Ave. A nth M.
P. M. CAMPIIEI.L
General Cnn«racl<*»
“ Home* of DliUnctton"
Ri Way 17 92
Phnne 1417 I* — Motor*/Boat*/Trailer*—
It
ItO llS O N
Spnrllnj: floods
Fvluiude Bale* A her* ire
t«l K. 1*1 SI.
I'h'.ne 9W
For Belter I'lumutug
See »r Call
W. J. KING
twiuih Park Pheee i t
to - PURN m iRR. 1 JmM Omade m
ORLANDO Monttol Sentinel, O r , B uy yu u r lu t * U « u * .* 4 l a m : ,
Undo Evening SUr. Call Ralph4 Warehouse F in n ., Cn . at M l \V.
Ray, II43-J.
!>t. St A ll nationally ads. fur
niture al warehouse prices
Plamkiag. Rrrew* nralieg
51. G. H O U C K S
21-
MIST AND POUND
-2 i
L o s t — Blue-gr.iv T^arsITeGoam .
Serv-ir on All Water Pumps—
Well* Drilled — Pump*
Pasta Read Phene ;oe
GATLIN BROTHERS
Dragtin* *n'l Bulldoier bsrvicc
Phnne*; 2221— Sanlord, 2164 —
Genes a
____
I'AK PFVTER WORK
For quick repair )oh» s>r imall
building Call Jim 11*2 M 4.
FI.OOH SANDIBU » Finishing.
Oak floors furnished, laid A fn
l*hed. In bus|ne«s »lnce 1920
E. F. Steven*: Route 2. Ilo* 227;
Call 714 It 4 beture 7 a. m or
after 4 p. m.
<d '
w.-rd
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Can 1lentil)
Hr-
2*1* ,S. .Sanloid Avenue.
Call 1311 it
LOS7 — P r1 grey pigeon, it found
t all tkil-W before * a -m or alter
I p m . Bussell. Reward
LO ST — t Toledo Pine Cutter,
hel-s-en Sanford and Pine Castle
AFB Call G ’f Hrn« . too
7 7 - F l . M T t l l 'A l .
M K V T C a a -n
FK IG ID AIH R
appU snrei
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and lerviee. G. IT. High, Oviedo.
Fla. I’hone 4131 or
144* W atler 4 p m
Sanford
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LAWNS MOWED b* Jerry Lord.
Fra* estimates. Phone 13IT-W.
n -
P la n o IM T K I
Mew la Stock. S-V Crimp - 1 U "
Oam aatod- I V * CocrugsUd CARPENTER aad General ReL L
Sill—Plano Tackairiaa
Get all Your reo&ag aneda at
pair Work. Thomaa W. FarguPhona 1144 Roulo L Baafard
IQ— PUrtTPER P I^ N TU M R irK S
son. Phone 2031-R.
Ih a n u a C a a o e t* PI pa Cm
Out Weat 13th St
Pbone 209
INSTRUCTION
Ave.
PRACTICAL Nurse de*ires materI.YCHFE TR EES
nitv rases and baby sitting Air-layered, Ready to P l a n t .
1 vluDr.lt-L' H A M o c .M i .s k "
S P E C IA L
Phone 390-J.
CtUua on Oeo, Rough l/cmnn. pervnnal Instruction al your bnme
All New Finer Samples
by Harry Weiter. P. O. Box
Rlmpion “ Lucky Acres". Geneva
274. Sanfnrd. FU.
NOW SECRETARY.expeneace, Slenn.
1473-W REGULAR
typing, receptionnsL gea. office EVER-REARING S t r a w b e r r y
B U i Sim. Hldao-Bed . . (13100
work Good reference, full ar
Plant* *!M per hundred. Phone
It's So K*ay
~
239.3a 2 Pe. Seetionah ..|t 7 i w
part lime. Phoor 343-M.
1317-W.
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M .R Contour Chain . . . . tea on
Waedraff k
T o Placa A W ant Ad
M JS Miami Lounge . . . . LW to
Just Call 1821 and ask for
ROGKHH T II K K H K U V IC K
17*93 Bed Room Suites .. 1139.00
tb « W ant A d departacas
All types Tree Work Removed.
140 93 • Pe. Dinette Suites M no
ToppH Siisped. Brared No
Sanfnrd Herald
M a th e r o f S a n fo rd
Jen Too Large nr Ton Small.
S NICE SHADY LOTS ON PAVED
P&A
Phone Sanfnrd. 309 X-W.
E. M SL
PhM* i n
atreet la good location.
nm aam oew sam R sm
17— Aatomekljee - Tratlere — 17
. . — new and
U nited S tairs
I'.K ta l V|i»n.-y
llrde r* «m Orlntsei I,
will
!>r ,n|t| with * " S e * t^Mik ' tie-|
signed In speel up |b«- l*suanrr
of I he, m iter*, r ill rinwn <’ 0 lire
time pjslton* rtoH b*ri« 1m wisil
•t w indow ., and help ledur* Die
•KimlM-r *rf Is u r d n|«IM-y itiilrl ,
Pivi|nia«ter General A tilu ir
pum m el field ampruticrd I in U )'.
"The** new money order*," th*
( Postm aster G e n ria l said, " w ill l>e
IsMird m ifia lly only hi ( u - l at. i
erewnd r l s u
n ffiie i
I ss•-1 , as
p rrs rn l supplies «•/ old imips ai*
r*hau*ted, Ih* n*» oln • w ill al*u
bp at the smaller fluid and to u ilh
(la>> •dllcp*."
ffiim m ri field »sid Ihp upw ib •
idgn I* tbp reeiil1 ■•( liiai<> b-uiis
i t irs ra trb anti study, and should
plovp tn I*, of g tra l lo lir f i' to
th, million or n u 'ir p «i«"lts who
daily m»l>e use of money i i i d r n
for a m y iltd of tea-ons.
"1 hr
new
nmns y
o r d e ?,"
btintnir(field p tp la in m , - is divided
Into thiep iw rliira le d p a i l ', till*
I* for ihp Issuing p*stl n fflie 's
reeurd, the spnuoi |or Ihp pur*
rhasrr'a leem d, aod ihp Ih lid is
jha a<lua| leely
srf lb*'
W slrr
shnwing am ount, name* o f p m chaser and payee and other data.
” l|rr»tnfni», it was nere*saiy
fnr the patron to fill out an ap
plication fnim and f"l Dip Issu
ing (letk to fill In the amount,
the namr. of the puis ha i t , and
other detail*, whlsJi very ollsn
raured long Itnev to form at Ui*
money order window* av'patrons
waited their turn*. Under tna paw
system (here i« pn appluatmn
I I'fo, and Ihn clri W n*e<l "'(1)
rotlrrl the money and the fer,
fill In the amount of lh « oitlrr
and lha dollar amount limitation
4in word* of (HI multiple*), detarh lha post office's trrord, and
trViMi Ihn list 4*i the patron to
flit out and send to thr: payt'-.
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Il \ ersulP I'lu irch , New Y o rk It w *t d trn d rd b y 4O0 representstivMt
«»f the ( ngrcgatiorsal C h r l 'i u n Churches, iritrrvienominwlionatl
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llu rk ricr V *p , r»f IW» inn, p re -e n l: lo l>r. Horton a cross made fmnvj
ntie w i«»| «.f hi turir H o rning h..m Cha|irt. Hie olde*! free Phiircl*'
In Ungland, established in l u.c., Mr*. Mdilresl McAfee H nrtnn
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cel.eat condition, Call IM3-J.
after a p. m
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new form*. In »nmo riffi--ea thi*
w ill mean • money older window
m ight be closed or changed to a
"combined service” window w ith
th* clerk a m g n e d to »nme other
Im porlant Jot, In th « office.
“ Th i* Is another step in the
Departm ent’* determ ination
to
use every m ra m of im p roving
mall servirp for all Ansertrans,"
the Postmaster G rn r ta l em p h a ticed.
S< Kcope«
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New Money Order
System Effective
Beginning Oct. 1
pruoq
It It's s school
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TH E LOCX2E R O O M S
illummitioR
co-educis'
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l ’ ng poem
\ plant
Phone 7331
METAL ROOFING
* I* ' eel Ft I
sbv ition ot a
IMH Sanfnrd Ave
3
. Th u »
k Chinese
beautiful
ma.lens
a & POPE CO. INC.
EXPERIENCED ,V h ire Slatmn
bedroom house, good location.
a : - O F F H H K4K4PKKW) -23
2M Booth Park Ave.
Phene 144*
A t t e n d a n t . Belli Standard
1110. C e ll-----Service 3rd and Park
P L U M B IN G
HAYNES omen manttne Ce.,
I bedroom duplei apartment, tin- Echo!* Is repealing this attractive ISA HELP WANTED (female) UA Contract and rapnr work. Free
Typewriter*, addtag macOiaei.
•Three
Room
Group”
,
eatimatee.
R.
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llsrvry.
394
furnished. Newly decorated. ImSal**-KapUta. 314 MagwoUa. Ill
Capable young lady fnr *rerri*ri»I
mediate poa*e«ilon. Phone lu o
Sanlord
Ave.
Phone
t«M.
and general olfiee work. Lee
Bookras* Bed
Bros 317 Elm Ave
Mattress
Griffiv A Hunter Cnnvtrorlmo Co. 7 4■ M A LL Range apt. « S H PalBEAUTY PAKMtKM — 24
Box Spring
Homes and Remodeling
K to Ave. All ccuvenie
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typnt
for
permanent
Double
Dresser
SPECIAL at H A R R IETTS
i In Apply at apt.
Phone 23S4-M-4.
poiitioa. Expert *(enographer
Mirror
(Through September!
for permanent po«itmn. s u i t PRESCRIPTIONS filled promptly Regu!*r 110. show Curl or RealiiS BEDROOM furnlahed garage
age and eapenenre Write Box
apt. 2300 Mellonvtflj. ,
tic Permanents only 14 30
Day • or - Mahler Sofa
while you watt in alr-cnndlti<>nrd
BC t^ O The Sanford Herald
Platform Rnrker
corntoD at San Juan pharmacy
IIARKIKTTS
ONE BEDROOM furalihcd hnute
T V Chair
23 W. Central. Drlando, I'h 2 3149
toB— SALESMEN WANTED -10B
BKAUTY NOOK
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Phone 13R3-J-1.
103 So. Oak Ave.
» Piece Dinette S#t
Singer Scwinc Mathinr Co.
CLEAN furalihed apt. Close in,
I'hnno 971
Lifetime Opportunities
FO
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1295.
Term*
now
ha*
a
bonded
Salesma.i
763 West 1st St. Phone «U .
We ar« now ready to open th* San
and Servlreman In Sanford,
fnrd Area and will hire 2 clean
Ca'l >34 J nr write 401 S. Mag
IF YOU want a alee dean. 3 rra.
KVA IIKSS BKAUTY SIIOI*
E C H O L S R E D D IN G CO.
noba Sanford. Fla.
furnished dn«n*tair* apt. Call Caner 2nd A Magnolia Ph. 7231 cut aggressive permanent men.
Air Conditioned
who
sincerely
want
to
work
and
Z l tJ . Take 1 child and no pet*.
lu* K. 2rd SL
earn /mm
INW RANCK
-4 4 1
Pbone 36.7.
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(133 per week and up
We art the oldest, largest and
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ONLY NATION WIDE POOD
Bley Inn k L a n a m m
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Atlantia.
Dtp
meats t >
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PnUryholdef
Pan* and Reconditioning
• One hour • Walk and Damp
ada In Life, Sat. Eve. Pn*l, Parton* Beach.
Pta. rCall Mrs. Uat>
Stanley's Bike Nwy
lack. Fla.
Dry
»nU, fig.) for personal Inter M m W IIII m m I m l Aearner
310 E. «tk SL
Pkooe 2434
Art I m M AUaodc
• One hour Vt • Wash aad Dry
view »e# Mr. Beth, 9-ll:on A M.
at
Feld
only . Wed , Thun . F r l . (03 Vtr• Finished Itomdry
ARMT-NAVY SURPLUS
« ‘al» Dr.. Orlando. Bich Plan
• Santton* Dry Cleaaiag
Boy's Western Dungarees ...,1,1
" ^ a U U L . gTA g
rootlockm — SALE ............ 7.93
Heutkaida
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All lire Tsrpsulin*
u= --------WORE WANTED
-.1
BoaIk B4do Paadmart Bldg.
a m a S ^ ^ S S S Tm
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I slang *
7 A detender
; ! One c I th»
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er, apt. si/a Magic Chef Range:
f u n d rendition; reasonable,
hone 221S-M.
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11 Unit of
find him in
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The Florida Time* Union, vnur 4 -
Ea«e *pir. dry wa«hing machine,
Cloae
FURNISHiRD
with 2 motor*. Excellent Con
m rVimte B a ^ S o T r a lm e U " Lakrvlrw— 2 bedroom house. Cordition, ltra*onahly priced 112
ncr lot 100 x 2no’. Good location.
A»c.
__
Asarods Avenue Phone 1X13-R
J. M. Deyell. Maitland. Florida.
UNrUnN!SHEn~Hr*uae at « T
Rt I. Bnx'194.
EI.F-CTRIC
Yarutim Cteaner.Tank
W 2nd St. Pkooe 144-J orMO^i.
Type. Like Newr Condition **
I’hone IJ2.VR.
y O P R R A TE LY priced 3 Room 2 bedroom houae. will sell nr
trade equity for 2 bedroom
Rum Apt. Excellent lneafion.
A B T K U O ) WAMTWB
trailer. Phone 923-11.
_____
cot E. 14th S I . Offlca Apt. No.
H • 1QT. Phone 2342-W.
BALK —4 HlShest CASH. 1 RAD K-IN prteea
paid for used furniture Call 9M.
RETM-MIX CONKKETE
Wilson-Maier Furniture Co. ail
M rs do Concrete Co.
E. 1st S t______________________
101S-W.
■ __ 309 Elm Ave.
Phone 1333
FURNISHED One M r o o j fiir7Pete- Livestock dtoautlee -7
VENETIAN BLINDS
age A p a rtm e nt. U1S tMmforcl
A** Arply Auarello, «oo Park.
(NaUeoally Adv. Kolia-Head) It ARROW' Pig»— Regtilered Bo«r»,
Manufactured hi Sanford
Phone 1 4 7 4 . ________
Gill*, Bre<l Sow * B It. Greer,
Ill-way 424, J>, mile* N K
CLEAN furnlahed Apartment. 1004 Seminole Vm e t ton M u d Cm Oviedo.
120
West
Srd
St
Pboae
RU
Palmetto.
•1 V A R IE T IE S P A N E L IN G 2 Female Painter Pup*. 4 mo*
old. Dam reglitered; lire good
. CO M P LETELY furnlahed 2 Room i Native and Foreign Woods.
hunting dog *23 rarh. *43 for
I
Anartment. Shower, bathroom.
See Them At
pair. See at Sherman Concrete
| Living room, wall l" *»H ™ r’
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Concrete
Pipe
Cm
Pipe.__________ _______ ______
pet Kitchen and bedroom. ApPbese 24M
ply 212 Palmetto. Pbone 092. Ont Weal IMb M.
QUICK CANll'tor'Yunilture. Add
FURNISHED AMrtment. soo Park
ing Machine*. Typewriter*. Out
board Motors, noal*. Super *2dno DAILY. Sell t.uminou* t)«x>r
Ave.
________ “ _________
Plate*. Write Rreve*. Attleboro,
Trading i’nit. One mile South
Facing Tark. Furnished ApartMa**. Free Sample A IVtall*
on 17-92. Phone 2212 ft.
mcnli. including uuliliea. 2
Lath* man for 13" lathe. Part
rooms *43. 3 room* *«0. 103 Wait
H E A T IN G
lime. P. O. Bn* l»«t. Sanford
9th._________________________
Floor Furnace* and Circulator*
sPer ii)
x« pyld
...........
'
morning paper. For home nelivRAYM OND M. B A LL. BBOCRB
ery, Phone Jack Benton, 922-M. Spare llcater* and Floor Furn l M 3 POWKRGLIDK ItelAIr ChevO. M. HARRISON, RRORR.R
mh't-gufvl rondilion-rratonahle
aces Liberal Trade In.
S. D. Ilighlrytnan, Associate
Kenmnre Cirrulating Heater with
W.11 accept trade m. 106 A»a
H South Tark Ave.
i’none M l
klnwer; 30 gal ga» water heat
<.i.m Ate
Seminole Realty
. !( - •»
•trxmatiel
e^4»1
Phone 121
example S 3 : iu 3 n s u n
Inu u s m u r i tn i n n
stehii*
tU4'JH!4H a in i N
w iia a a h u h
cent
9 It
fruit
7isisr4si't *asv»e '*
You
5 District
A tto rne y
22 li 1>an
.i*
Svaknrlk Gtnaa and Paint Cn
An
d n ty
? k point of
intersection
r» N.uwrcian
C O L O f 5 / A l G .•
ste
I Wright
toisteioiiity
Cl’J H '1
t Woodland
7 rapital lit t
animil*
17 T tht »ide
i .» *-( |
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')
UUUM UU
sL)
O hsts- i
shared
mm v
F t *nce
Tt-'-ir %«h<*
lame vs il l
T
•{To A1Y / N A T U R A L .
C -rt
SH ALL Buainria *2.000.
Apt Ph
_____ __ _
d r ip a l l o v e g
i t W in g -
)'. ,b» nut
Itisrr m
7
(jffiSS 3 2 § X I l i
Prop* 1 ana:*: n to s u iiu
uiucj
iali
erty
sn w e
\
Pag* 11
43 Chief o’ a
clan i Scot.)
\
'■ '
Reg. Real Ratal* Broker
S.
Fttmuaea
in t
n o t
llaggerlv Appliance Center
V. R. DOUGLAS, ASSOCIATE
Clean turaUbdd ept- ° o »« ta.
“ Your We»tinghini*» Dealer"
119 S. Park
Th. ltd
3U Palmetto Are. Thone «1».
Ms*lag Wathrrt
For
yonr
Real
Retoto
nee*»:
V B.C. W'aiher
W EL a EA APARTMHCTB: rwwu.
Cullen
and
Barker,
Realtors
Coleman Heater*
private hatha, U* W. Ftrat SL
Stromberg — Carlson
lee N Park A n . Thane 2313.
We Sera tee What We Sell
Roltaway u < B fb y W *
111 Magnolia Ate
none 1717
Bay, Week or month— Tel. l» a
Fe ml tore Center H I We*i Ftrel
China Cabinet* i l l and up
Vanity dre«*ert 3-way mirror H i.
Rhone
1129
•
A.
B.
Tcleraon.Broker
cabinet *4
to
FURNISHED APTS.
Associates . A. B. Petenon Jr.. Muile
Maple Wish Hand Sin.
* R03 Weat laL Or Cel) at lum lP. J. Ckeateraon. Garfield Wil- Combination deik and bookcase
ture Center, U* Weat I i l
letta. John Meiacb, IL W. WU111
llama, A. C. Doudney, Land Sur
i n Inn A f ta . B O d m c y .
T1IE CURIOSITY SI10P
veyor.
7»-W .
Next to Rrnncit'a Court 17-92 So
Deairakto
412-W.
!
M Y BEARED ? M O P c , IT 5
SUPER TR AD IN G PORT
1 Mila S. on 17-92
Phone 2217 R.
112-114 Weat 2nd SI
h a t
AND W AVE TH A T
B I L I O U S G R ? E E M '!'
F IV K ACRES: Four room Frame
Aluminum
Hnuw. 300 Ft. Highway 44. Eight
Venetian
Bllndn
mtiea from Sanford near Wealva Bridge.
Eleelririty. two Encloted bead. Sag proof bottom
rati with placUc rndi. PlaiUc or
welli, iharte. Forty-five Hun
rayon tapes. Cotton or nyU«
dred. Lela B. Whitman Broker,
cords.
Sorento. Thone Ml. l>ora 2-2*)l.
C A. WHIDDON, SR.
1 1 A veung i
codflih
if s »
f Tort»tt
I r otliwj 1
It )t»£t»nce
12 r u n allied
to tbe rnlou
t? I nice
))/.
y, *
— Factory to Too —
r Adrertlaera am requeued to no
C l j the Want-Ad Ito»artmeat 1mmediately tt a w
ia tM i
adi. ai The Sanford Herald will be
reipnnitble far only ona incorrect
taiertion.
St i v - V
m
when >nu trade for a nesv one
duno, the Old Range Roundup.
Sanford Gas C" 210 E let St
m. i l - B a r m u m
Realtor — General lnauranre
Gertrude R. Otngfalder Aaieetala
Tbona ZltJ
111 N. Tark Are BARY BED. good condition
\( ROSS
y
Tear id I r.'nje li north 33*.to
Wod. Sept. 2S. 1955
DAILY C R O S S WO R D
D A D , I TH / A JK I T V N O U L D
B F E A S I E R I F 'TtDU
—
^ P A I/ H T E -O T M E
V. C E I U I N G -----------------
t Bedroom hour*. concrete block, Uaed funiilure. appliancei, molt,
completely furnished. Large lot
etc. Boughl-ield. l-arry's Mart.
100* x 200* Fruit trees Brauti321 E m tit St. Thone 1431.
fully landscaped. *9.(M>.
Britt Tractor C*.
Bway 17-*/ SeeIk
T1IF. SANFORD IIF.RAIJ3
By STANLEY
0**
/
IIK IM -M U CONKRKTK
O RANGE GR O VE
Miracle Concrete Co.
42 acres fine )oung crm r. eacrllSOI
LJm
Are.
Thone 1333
ent varieties. no\r bearing. crop
included Trice: fw.ooo. Termi Rawing Mark Inca, and Repairing
If desired.
RH/tru I II B. Tark fkene H C .
J . CT. MALI.. R E A LTO R .
\ 9
I II
III
1 'I
? it
I «s
I *S
I IS
I II
I **
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I* is
W srtsrx i t a■VIM S
hews
l o t , O r ls tk C U k
Newt
Ssaris x| a Olaaca
Jspksv's rke|»*
Mttralag Dsse'leaa
M eraing Msladisa
Wa,|4
via*
Musi* Per LxClaa
Jtv w s Tim *
f a r . La (It* O a lf
)«•» Oufc
1
2IS K*»#_
Its* CTsk
llilS O saif Of M il*4?
lli»* W # rl( XI Kesa
x p rsa a m v *
II II W*4ls Farm Dls**l
I) •» Ta u rid a * Uatiasa
I IS
Bax**
i e-s
lih (
V I*
« II
4*44
VX - rid XI Tktse
Meal T k a ArliaX
| sea c la k
Ksvi
1444 O a k
Is .
»t«r \«a# Raaeh
�• -
/ - -
Our Annual SUPER PUPER SAVINGS EVENT
(Limit One With $5.00 or More Food Order)
HERSHETO GRANULATED
Qm nilty R i(b U K rx rtw l
ASTOR VAC PA R
(Limit One With Food Order!),
(Limit One Can W ith Other O rder!)
(L im it Tw o With Food O rder!)
SUNNYYLAND Small Smoked
?
TROPICAL FANCY
8*12 Lbe. A v f. Weight
TABLE READY GIL "A", DR. & D R WHOLE CHICKEN
FANCY EATING o r COOKING
SOUTHERN STAR Ccmnod
BOSTON BUTT (S«ml Bo m Im
)
EAT-RITE Quality Controlled
SMOKED Country
SUNNYLAND Puro Poik
TENDER Sliced
FAN CY YELLOW
SUPERBRAND
DIXIANA FROZE!
WHITE ACRE PEAS
4
Lb Qtri
FA M ILY
LO A V ES
�o -,
Weather
TO O K M W SPAPF
f t fr throuth Frider rir#ft for
DLFUfDI YOUR R
isolated afternoon showers; hi eh
near *9; mode rate easterly vladi.
T O KNOW !
A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y NEW SPAPER
EalahUnhed 1908
HAN FO RD.
F L O R ID A
TH U R S D A Y , SEP TEM B ER
29, J O S S
Labor Picture Here
e Has Healthy Glow
For Farm Season
prom Iat la win a majority.
Voting by atagea in tha 1,000
•catterad lalanda that form the
^rrpubUe of 42.120,000 registered
Svnter*. Final rcaluL In tha con|e«ti for M0 eeata in Parllment
may not be known for alx months,
but the general trend may emerge
In two or three weeks,
A Communist victory would have
action» repercussions throughout
Beuthcait Asia,
The voters, a IltUa mora than
half tha country’s population of
•0 million, aro largely iUifrrala.
^Confronted with ballots the site of
Agricultural Price
Supports Expected
P A LA TK A lit— Agricultural priee
support* are expected by Sen.
Spessard L ffolland to produce
the biggest fight io the next sc*
sion of Congress.
Speaking to an Intercity Ktwanl.
Club meeting here last night, h*
laid:
“ 1 feel tha right plan, which was
Inaugurated as ■ wsrtime meas
ure lo speed production, is mainly
responsible for our present trou
Ha »aw*i
bles, particularly tha buga aurtough w
through the aymbeb at the parties Pluses bulging in storage bins ever
th* nation."
ef their *
Many farm Industries era en
joying definite prosperity, he said.
Boxing Enthusiasts
ioybees Invite
May See Preview
Boxing enthusiast* will ha able Boys T o Meetings
»o see a preview ef the lop spots
Tha Jaybaa* held their first
tan the Marr lano-Moore fight nn the meeting of the school year Tues
eereen of tha Bits Theatre Friday day night at City Hall.
«■ ! Saturday.
Mayor J . D, Cerda!! tad th*
_ ■ * * B a te , muaaar af th*
1 a dtaroaaian based
ip atra f t * taa »m taw te
activities. Approx I« tao fifiM tar tao heavy„ IB members wore an hand
1 champiaaaWp af tfee weetd, tar thla Initial aaaaian.
af tha tap ffims af the day. AB bays between the ayes of 14
id ta are Invited I* next Tues
Wav daecriKiaa ef IbPtop spSa day’s meeting at tha same place
t i t B n a ia tap news film.
■t f : i ----------
-
-ri
Nn. 2*X.
$ 10,000
Athletic Program
Damage
Of High School Told Estimated
Alhlrtu' Uiierlor it r .l (tana*,
t’oachc' Bill f irming, lluh hoonl/
and Bu t l.avn weir gur-ts of the
Sanloid hiwams i luh yesterday at
noon.
'2
lianas, explaining the athletic
I'Uiiidv
grapcfn.it
lira.ted fo|
Vr.ll.M . ... W HEELEhts.
Where the Meadowlark Celia’* svilh hi* ttri2 lord au1nimd.il* program at Seminutr High School
California uerr -Idrlrxi krd yet.
till,
y.
-iT
said
that
“
We
re
Irving
which he drivel around on eiwrial occasions.
Is-rdas to b> iran-frrm l lo anoihef
lo cvpaud Ltom lhe usual ipurls,
Irtirk hi'l<iic rnniimilne on to thrtl
football, bukclhal). and baseball,
destination
w# expanded iccently to include
V 19.M While Tractor pulllne S
track, and now we hope to aihi
tSU Irailmobile Ira ilrr. smashswimming this year," be satd
TL* .teminolr f’ounty
Reboot e.f 'nto the Irft rear fonder ol I
“ Several schools tn th# tenlral Boatd, this morning, let 1 m o- |j5j Chevrolet sodan and torn into
1 lot id* area boa>t of swimming liarl Tor the P-room
t.liimn to a (tower vnd telephone pole befurS
I teams alirady In addition,” vaid the lioldabora Sihool.
tinning user In a ditch,
lianas, " » r d likr lo add golf and|
When huls sveie oprnrd th# consccliJrnt o sru rre d at a(v
A 6t sear-old author will auto
weight liftinc. W r want p a ttiiip a - *e*a*'l Was aw ardrd In llr n ip It prnxim atels 4 o'clock Jo te rd a *
graph hi* successful book, “ Where
lion as much a> pussibie, anj I Stephen* of O ilando for W I,9S>. afternoon, just a short distaocs
The Meadowlark Calls ', this week
bo|ie you'll I-# h r a m g mote about j Time of completion i« s.-t at lid t t r ,( 0f V o n n v l'nrns-r
in
Santud
when
he
stsils
Swee
day*. Th# School lloaid slated
Beb# Itubef, Dawn Bishop, and
••or alhlrin- program." hr said
Th# Tractor-Trailer owned be
Ronsld Anderson will be seen with neys.
Football ( oarh Bill Finning Udd that with th# rnniplrlnm ef Ih# Wilson Horne Brokriage I n and
Vein*
A.
W
h
o
lf
t
,
who
ha*
il.liMint
addition,
dnubl#
sessions
the Kiwan.. Hub group that Ihr
Flor.da Slate University’* "March
driven h» 29 vcar-old K. T Burr,
new roaches have been a great would l»# eliminated
ing Chiefs’* band during the show spent 31 o' hit 61 years in Honda,
was alledgrdly traveling west on
b*»ei
his
Look
on
p*»t
experiences
In other niattrra of business Slat# Kouil (.. when it rrashrd into
help “ Wr'se devoted individual at
periods ot the F8U-Univ«rsity of
Irntion and xid uhere w# needed to coii'e befose the Seminole r'oun- the rear of Dm Fhevrolet sed.in
Miami football game tomorrow during biirfoot dsyt spent In Iowa
help," be said I'oinling to lhe ly S-hool Itoai.l this morning, driven by \ It Fir.tenck wbn
night In the Orange Bowl. The on a typical m idurilrrn farm.
Many tourists, and hundreds of
various groups (hal are being Ih# Boatd t»comm#nd#d that th# mads-. It was reported, a left turn
111 musicians will be marching
coached. Fleming taiJ that their Suprrtntendrnl, liavht.rn T. Mlt- into lhe palh of the oncoming
and playing under the direction local citirrns knots the author aThe first All Breed Dog Matrh were no (ir-hm rn Included. “ W c1wee, work with lhe a.rnl Tearh- truck lhal wax parsing at the lime.
the man w ho lakes pictures at the
of U tn lrv R. Whilromb.
Dower and telephone lines, along
various
In addition lo participating In “ Big Tree" JuM south of Sanlord (show l and obedience Matrh. have an ‘A* sih«iu!e. t *R' tehe- 'i* Axaoeiellon of thr
the pre-gwme rernnortlri, th* well With Kim ‘ smiling personality, sanctions'. )j the American Ken Buie, «m! * Ireshman srtiedulr whoola In oiganialng a S.hmit with a Florida Dower and Light
for #«ch Company transformer, was pull
d rillid o ik du ra tio n will presrnl Whecless ba« been able In lum w| c)ub , ntl Hwnt(irw1 h). the You will see a great brand and Advisory Committee
calibre of football when you see school air*. It sv... felt that such ed down on lop ot the Inirk when
a islf-tiire revue ’T f c i) Age hli professp.n into a hubby and a
worthwhile civL endeavor.
'.n -t e r Dayton* Dug Tanner.
(le a l the » .--.1 pole was snapped in
the Seminole High School football com m ittrvs wnul.l h# of
Capet*," This performance will
ihe
middle. I h r
transfurmrr
After
a
ptriod
ol
following
smh
Aswirlaliun.
will
he
hell
on
Sun•#rvt«#
in
working
w
ith
th# eatisr.* lhe lines to g.s dead anil rn
concern the modern teenager and
mp.ad In action.' hr said.
unlike
snd
unrelated
linrs
of
work
day,
Oe'
5
(rum 1 to 6 p m. al
Explaining Ihr split T formation County School A ilm lnistiatlon in livr ssirex ondangered the s'row 4
the thing, m which he’s interest
at automobile dealer, radio oper lh« Recreation Hall, ( ’its Island.
oarh Fleming s..id (hat the single planning for a.comodaUnn* to i*k» whieh nuieklv gatherest
ed.
ator on an mean going vessel, and
The dnser of the Inn k. *|s *
rill#• of I hi* r^er innrji iuiic whool
tainir »r.|uirr*l out
Clad in Mack and gold unlfnrmt teaching, VTIieelr-t finally -eltlsxl I>ay'»iia Beach.
t -, al “ The Sptit-T ri for average pop.dali.m of Seminole l ounly. ari-ompaniesl hv sub'llliit" *n»l
Uie Marching Chirfs will parade on following phdography lie has
la-sal dog fancirr* in Ibis area
in. irasc.l Hi* rebel driver William J MrQiiare.
llie Board
into vuch formation* as an Uc clhet rubbles which includr a large mil probably enter -eseial rnin- material. Tin («•)* playing lootball
that the Irurk was quickie
pay of i|iialifi*d aubstilut# l#*ch- said
t.Mlay
mutt
he
thinking
all
the
pulled lo one side In an *l|rmr< rn
cream sundae, a “ bopitcr" com
collctl.'vn of ancient phon ., rapb> pelitor* in the. match.
»rs.
this
morning,
to
tH>
a
>i*v.
time. You can't he a dummy and
avoid biltlog tb# ear ard wit n tb*
pute w it. kry chain vnd horned
'-L * .c y iitv lg r recordv and
The greur* ("eetissg thi# mnr**, t.he-4*- st( h# heavy sehlvto bes
axl V>vl
Two hunds «.l dag* frous *U siscr play Dlls gam# »* foeltgll ”
rim gi*»se*, *ho vWI Ho a rtam-r hi. 1512 Mftlel T Ford fourin* far
fit
»ls.»
ajft
-i*
ro'
atl
for
Teds
Conilmling hi- talk i. Ih# K1rame bogged tn »»nd along th*
to ' All Ihr 5alt Join In." a hot which he ha* owned and driven fur Florida are expected to be entan
btilid'vgjp*
andl alcanna ,h' d.trh Ihe fniek and frailer turn«c ,m
rod automobile complete with turn J» year*.
c l in this match to si# tor price*, wanlv ( l . h Fleming ..id, "We re <">
,r«*
., ..of ,h
....* . . or.......
S-" „( 0i t r
!h, pai.rriyer ear
pleased w.ih lhe attitude nf our •
P,n
ing wheels, a palm tree, and a
Headers of “ Where The Meadow rtbbuf.t and trophies. Mr. and Mrs.
pe.tv ... older to put tl ... read- )u|| , he4)J „ f „ b,„
boys—
thrs
want
to
sin
dancing couple.
lark Calls" indicate that young Sanford I’orsbie o( t.reer .boro,
lleorgr Vtorgan, ehairman of the in#** f»r ptayfirld*.
wheels.
The “ Marching Chiefs'
will people enjoy reading 12 chapters N. C,, will be judgOI ho Ih ( All
It. lamet Gut, aih<«'l Insmanre ,
Kiwanix
(Tub's • n.lripiisilege.l
Damage to the truck »nd frail,
leave Tallahassee tonight, stay ot reminiscing a* much as the old lira-,si ami Mi
l.vlr \rrn irr of
coorslinnlor
fnr
Senitneie
County,
at the Bancroft and diaries Ho- iteiv because D icveal, Ihe way Jeck-m viBr will judge Die ilim.li Childien v Cominiiler, outlined to made hi# annual te|Hut to the rr. unoflielaltv evtimatesl at Ih*
teli, Miami Beach, and return to , Ihings were (lone in an era leralled r,ir'’ M.v.li, Scoris in Ihi- malcb thr Ini. vctlrnlav, ihe .atl...is ar. S hiH.1 lloaid tins looming #■-I scene, will run In exce** nf Itn ,
the !S U rampui Sunday after ,n ,,!p yoorw, )rif
n„ n> tim fl d o n ......... nt toward an iih.dienc, rsimplishmenti ol hit group "In told llirsM, "at this tuna we at# ron Damage to the sedan w.v#
taking Saturday fur a Miami hull(hejr parents.
degree nor d . [voinU cuurd toward the fir-t eight months of the y#ai," getting the lowe-t imuianc* rate* j believed lo he in the nelghbnrho.w|
nt (t o n
'
he saiJ, 'we'se furnished hot
day
msbip.
ever had tor Seminal# County j
Whretri* began bis gathering ol a —chanipi
,
*| ,
.
,i lunches tor five yhlstlen at one
In*eat'gating ihe arrldi-nt a* tb*
The band will make one other material for Hie bock ..bout ten
«•hauls." Hr aIsa laid the Huai I
r ) . ,,,*_nV
J' 1' !
] %r)|.M.I for Ihe (list 1. r months an..
out . f lown trip Uliv year when years ago. "It's been a spair lime, to HnMini
low"#-i * '7 ' “ 7 .
"'iihw av Pa
that they a*e giii'ing
..lin g the Match Secie I
they go to the CSU.Oeorgi* T#eh book," he says, with a lot oil tary, Mr- James Bailey Jr . ri this month wr'se mrrea-esl the it l r . .-n ti an*ps»rtatlon Hoe to trolman I art Willrams *v*|»lr,|
by
Depuly
Rheritt
Hubbard
En,
number
to
eight
In
addition
we
vr
gain*- Oct- 22 in Atlanta, Ga.
th# fart that in l It# pa'l f*>*
humor envrloped In the stories h i lolly vsnod, Daytona Ikacli. En
banks and Con*!abIe J (J. “ Slim"
provided for Ihrec hmsi!rclnmir«.
centered around exp«rirnrrt that tnc* rinse al 12 noon the day of
es-ntrihuird ITS to the Forrest Dark |
,^#m'#.|,'l^ c X n M * ” ‘, '1 G allow av
(< nnlinurd tin Dag# Eight)
lhe match.
Scltmil to send children lo sum
'__
__ _
The earen of l.et boxes nf rrape-
I
3 Local Students
To March In FSU
Band At Miami
Verne Wheeless Plans
I
To Autograph Books
MIAMI UK— Two former Miami
detective*, freed on a charge of
•crtpling a bribe, indicated they
may ask for their lob* hack
Former Detective Sgt. James
King, former detective E. J. Carberry and texl driver Forter Mon
roe went free yesterday wh»n
Court of Crlmex Judg# Ray Pear
son said be had no alternative but
lo acquit Ihem,
Th# alleged paynft took place
In a downtown hotel room In May
where television cameras, wire rerordrr* and a one way mirror had
been scl up to record the transac
tion.
Evidence waa collected by Coun
ty Solicitor John M anh; Dan Sul
livan, operating director of lhe
trim# Commission of Greater Mi
ami, and o private invertigatnr.
Goldsboro School
Contract Let today
For New Addition
Traffic Tied Up
About 5
Hours
First All Breed
Dog Show Slated
At Daytona Beach
Passing School Bus
Charge Is Placed Former Detectives
Indonesians Voting
In Popular Election
i
W reck Sidetracks
California Bound
Florida G ra p e fru it
Co f f e e C l u b
Is Given View
*0/ ’56 Plans
Cotter Club attendee were glven an inright. thka morning on
plan* for 19UM , when pre.ulcntelect George Touhy wav railed on
to make a report en Setmnol
County Chamber ol Commerce
activities during th* recent “ t-lan.
mng galore at ten, two and f* ur"
program when committee made
plan* for the ovrr-all picture In
the forthcoming year.
uh tm c w
Don Balea, Coffee Club
Became of the nearness of the introduced newcomers toi the toff
farm season which officially begin* ee Club, prior to .the presidentOct. IS. the labor picture In the elect'* report.
Sanford area take* on a healthy
Touhv told the group this mornpicture. Induatry and corulructlon ,n| th l, ncw ,oldffl , „ h nt pict.
h»*r added Impetus to the gro ngj u ftj lnd new art work would be
employment picture tn t h »
*-j ready (or dlttnbution won, along
£
However, recent report* xhowr an wju, advertising plan* to forward
overall lunnler labor picture. Total
(ouriil, and retirement
ooofarm employrment In Florida ( population growth which were
advanced MOO over July lo reach. pjin (
the Advertising and Puban all time high for August,
treaty Committee.
cording to Jame T . Vocell*, Chair
The Armed Fortei committee,
man jf the Florida Imluitrial Com be laid, were making plan* com
minion The current level of «SL- parable lo tho*e In the pail with
* o rrprelent* a giin ol four per Navy p ,r»onnri „ lhe |oc*| b j , f
cent over the »ame m0
1 to become a pan ol the communlyear. The upswing over the prety.
vious month wax principally due
The Beautification Committee,
* t o lncrcaied manufacturing activ Touhy reported, want* to do some
ity, the partial telUement of labor thing to make the approaches to
duputei In photphale mining, and Sanford more attractive. The Com
a leaional hike in the contract mereial Activities Committee i*
eomtructlon industry. The*# In- planning mora programs lo tie in
ercaiei mora thaa offiet a (light the merchants of the community.
decline in th* tervlee lnduitry.
The Education Committee, be *al<!
Unemployment In nonagrieullur- la planning to stage a gigantic
al establishment* during the month “ B -L ” day to better Inform young
« u eatlmated at 77.300. La it buiineitmen-to.be. Other commit
month’* eitimat* wai *2.000
tee* art planning to have sub
. Manufteturing employment m nv milted their ' proposed activities
$ ad upward to MEMO during the for the coming year — the Indus
month. The greatest expanse was trial. Recreation, Tourist and Con
mad* by lumber and wood pro venlion. Zoning and Hanning, and
duct* a* the production of woodrn the Fair Committee* have made
container*, to b* uied in th* new forward-looking plant.
eilnit icaton, lncrcaied. Canning
Bated on the plan* submitted
and preienring plant* aim reflect for consideration, lhe Finance
ed the beginning of the new icawn Committee, said Touhy, has mti
by adding MO employe*.
three time* and from th* eumulaThe workweei of factory produc live program* recommended by
tion worker! averaged «0.7 hour* the committee*, hiv* come up
gain Auguit as compared to 40.1 with a proposed budget.
On this budget, president-elect
^ hour* la July. Groat average hourly gaming* remained nt 11.41. The Touhy pumped out. the Member
current rale le four eent* an hour ship Committee will base it* mem
higher than for (he tame month bership drive lo raise funds for
carrying out the extensive plan
tail year.
The partial aatllemant of labor ning.
Dun Bales, rioting (he Coffer
dliputei In tha photphale mining
induatry retulted In the return to Club program told hit audience.
work 0/ approiimately Too em ■’The IT-52 project Is a fourployee. Olheie remained off from lane highway, not a onc-lan#
work becauae of continued dia- thoroughfare, with two lanei to
£ a gree menu over contract provl- Ordardo and two lane* to San
ford And certainly there are
more people ia Orlando lo coin* to
CMitmctUm activity loomed up Sanford than there ar* people to
ward to reach a level of g?,700 tn go to Orlando."
Auguit. This in create waa ipread
aver aU phaiea of construction
work with tha greataet amount of
riia in tha ipeclal trade* group.
Trade eitabltihment* began a
recovery from the »ummer alump
Another arrr<t for passing a
by adding MO worker* to their stopped school but wai made yes^ pay m ill. Three hundred ef the tardiy in an attempt to Help curb
9 tnereaae occurred in wholeial* reckleia driving on Seminole Countrade, while the remaining *00 ly highway*.
gain cam* tn retail trade.
Abe Livert, a isleifflin of Jack
sonville, traveling south on lT-*2
g mile* south of Sanford, was
eharged with “ passing a stopped
•ehool bus**. Deputy Sheriff A. E
Evans made the charges at ap
proximately 4*10 p. m. yesterday
John Riley Donllng was taken
Into ruitody fast night by Flori
,4
JA K A R TA , Indoneala III - Pro da Highway Patrolman Carl Wil
tected by ateel-belmeted tronpi liams, seven mtlri south of Saa*
and national police from tarrortil* ford and eharged with “ driving
and axtremlats, Indonetiana began while intoxicated." The 43-yearvoting today In their Brat popular old truck driver who*# address
I* given as Jacksonville was turn
■alional election*.
Th* big question; Will the anti- ed over tn Deputy Sheriff A. E.
American Communiata fulfill their Evans at the scene.
A w o rU ljjl Preen Leaned Wire
iBoal. Ski Club Scl
For Sunday Cruise
Ti e Sanford Boat and Ski Club,
an uprising group of boat rnthusl.
a»t* wdl gather tonight in the
CAD Hal' above Touchton's Prog•tor# at t o'clock for It* meeting.
Dos. Smith, prrsi.lrnt, ha* an
nuumed that th* ptildie i* invited
to the meeting The club welcome
anyone interested in either boat
ing or vfcting. bul would like to
itre-c that those pariicituting tn
club sctiittir* do nut have to own
boats.
The group I* planning » rruDc
lo Arior Park Sunday and anvone
inters*lrd in going Is asked to
brine a picnic lunch and h# ready
to Is ate Ihe Munro* Bridge at
• a m.
First Fall Meeting
Set By Cub Pack 34
leer .amp. III"! to lhe lT.ua Jnl,#
Fund, and kV. to » nrety family
There* much mot* to do yet in
the f»ur remaining month* of thi*
year," he *aid.
Dave Gatehel, chairman of th*
proiecl* committee nt the Klwam*
riub, told the group ot plant un
■Irrwsy for Die Klwani* (lama on
O il. tl “ We've set our goal for
l.ooo advance tnkel*,''he reported
Cub Scout pack Number 3i will
hold its first monthly pack inrrtlog of 'hr fall season tomorrow at
6 30 p m al Uk Elk's (Tub Pic.
nic Grounds on Ea't Second St.
All Cut. Scouts of Pack 31'along
with thrir families and friends
are urged to attrml Every family
,l’ hr'r'* f,M,d fur the picnic at
ter which entertainment w,|| be
ntteied and award* will be given
...........
John W,_ ___
Morgan, vice presrden!
There will be several tu.bcalx i n ' o f t h e E lilC e n t r j) Division oflhe
durbd at Ibis meeting.
Florida State Elk* Association,
Present Dcr Mnthrr* are Mr* will make his nffirai visit lo SanJames Grant n.' I)eo I, Mrs W T ford lardge No. 1211, Bmevnlent
Deberr# ot Drn ,t, M i- Forn-st and Protective Order of Elk*, to*
lire, krnridge nf Den 7 and Mrs night at R o'clock ,
Jack Mali nt Drn 9 lames Grant
The.# will he • fr#a buffet,
is Den Father ol Ihe W’cbelo's smoker, an I entertainment followDen rnd Charles Atkinson D Cub ing the meeting, according to ofmaster
| fleers of Ih* local lodge.
Morgan To Attend
Elks Meet Tonight
J. Senkarik Home
Chosen For Meet
Th* meeting nf the Men's d u b
of th* Lutheran Church of the
Redeemer will be held tonight at
the home nf Jerry Senkarik. 2412
South Elm Av*„ at 7 30 p. m.
Thlr 1* the aocial organiaation
of Ih* rhurch for Ihe mrn memher* and regular meeting* ar#
held on Ih* fourth Thursday ef
each month.
A builneaj meeting, called for
the purpotn of diieuiting proper
ty and the near futur# building
of Ike church. Is ael for Friday
night al T:30 at the Horn* nf th*
R*v Settle** mann on Orange Av*.
Yanks Take Second
From Dodgers, 4-2
S E W Y O R K f4*t— Perfect ha.#ball weather, mild and Hear with
the thermometer In the TO*, greet
ed the New York Yankee* and
Brooklyn Dodaere fur today’* s*e,
.U &
cad World Series game at Yankee
Stadium.
MORE T H A N 110,000 in damag# wai estimated In th# aboy# wrrek when tb* tnieV, awnrd bt Wilson
The Yankee* teak the game h r
Horn# Produr# C o , turned over after imashtnr Into tbn roar of a passenger car. Not# th# transforma 4 4 icer*.
ar. tataphoM comwcUon box, wrlrta, and power pol a on top » f tha wratkad truck. (S ta ll Photo)
frill* were being transferred ti»
snoih.r truck ai a late bnur ye*,
irr.tajr with homy wreckers and a
rresr standing by to right Dm
trailer and tractor,
i Tha road wrasn't cleared until
9 10 and one wav traffic wax main,
W ASHINGTON
*v-Tha United lamed fur V » hntirx.
Stair* has the making* nf * far,*
rlas* crisis nn it* hand* in thr
Middle East, with th* danger nf
a new Arab-ltratli war in th# back
ground
Titsl la th# reason Secretary «f
Stale Dulles has sent George
Allen, hix assislanl for Middllie
Eastern attain, on an urgent mu
lion tn Cairo
MOSCOW _K— Tfie Soviet Uninn,
Allen lias Ihe evident taxk of keeping its promise* lo th* tier*
trying In per.ua.le Egyplian Die mJ,„ , j, (d r y in g
German
mirr Gamal Abdel Nasxer not b> „ , r prisueirr*
im|>oit sueh a volume end vatlely
T(l, Mnarow press l.«lav pubof armx from Uomnumlst Cireho |ilh, l( , decree nt the Presidium
Slovakia as would upset Ihe fir-!i nf
Supreme Soviet ordering
cate power balance between the g 8g; ld ((,, prisoner* freest outArab slate* and Israel.
| rlKhi.
Dulles is tmderxlond lo hase
Drrxidtum ta d Ihe other
•ought to impre»x thr dangers of 7n because nf the “ .special grasIhe situation upon Soviet Foreign sly * of INrir offenses against 111*
Minister V, M. Molotov in New Russian people, would he handed
Yoik.
over fnr further dri|x.*ition tn tha
Fast or West German govern*
me#'*, depending sn tlm. otigui.l
re-i.lences.
Piermer Nikolai Bulganin toll
West German Chancellor Konrad
Adenauer during their talks hern
earlier this month that Russia
By The Associated Pres*
wnul.l release the prisoners, T im
Hurricane Janet, considered the was Die principal Condition A.fe.
most vicious killer of lhe sea,nn's ........................
naurr fixed for.............
opening ..................
diplomatio
tropical «tormx conllnu#d tn mnve relatums between Moscow and
relentlessly toward Ihe Mealran Bonn.
coast today.
Janet, already rhargrd with lak
ing lhe lives ot hundreds in a little
more than a week, s i . expected
tn hit a 130-mlle stretch between
Y'eracrui and Tuxpan
Donstd Bakes, who attended the
The New Orleans Weather Buroau said Jam ! parked winds esti Exr.-utivs District meeting of lha
mated up to between 123 and 130 American Cancer S.sclfiv last
evening at the Angebilt Hotel In
nph.
Torrential calm were forecast Orlando waa elected to serve on
for lha mountains to Ih* west from th* district program rommlttea
Plana arc being forwarded lo
Veraecui to Ciudad Victoria. Real
were expected to be rough along •ecure Ihe next district eonven.
th# eoaxt at far north a* Port Hon for Hanford.
Attending the meeting from Ban#
O'Connor, Tex.
Janti, born kept. It. entered ford, in addition lo Bales was Mr*.
(be Gulf of Campeche after slash Gtrtrod* Dtngfelder. ehairman nf
ing at lha 223 mil#-wide Yucatan the 5#mlnoIr County Chapter ot
tha American <tenetr Sectety.
Faaiuula.
1^1
| j|
.
r| a r^
v lQ jJ
#» * *
I r| C | f
V a llJ U
May Be Developed
Reds Keep Promise
Made To Germans
Coast Of Mexico
Is Facing Threat
Of Vicious Kilter
Bales Is Elected
To District Group
. . . . e „ • v*s*
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H. J. Gut
Honored
S tre e t Lights A s k e d
SRD Is Ready To Go Ahead
f o r Pinecrest Heights By Board
•w
Probe Is Approved
In Power Proposal
1/lfith FPL Company
Ttie Board of Sanford Commlssloner- lari night, prior to adopting
the lUS-Sfl budget, agreed to inveitiga'c, tor the purpoie ol engaging,
firm ot engineers to survey the
possibilities of the City of San
ford telling power and dlatribu
ting ihc power for *ile.
Commissioner Jack Ratlgan tnld
lh<* commission. "Since the fran®tl«e agreement with the Flori
da Power and Light Company will
come -ip tor renewal neat year, and
on the re com mend* linn of some
merchant* of Sanford, look into
the advisability of distributing and
aelllng power.
Commissioner F. D. Scott se
conded the motion forwarded by
Commitlloner Ratigan, however,
be added, "That wc Investigate
thoroughly the firm of engineer*
that we employ to make the surtoey.'' It was al*o advised that the
▼dies ot Leesburg and Ocala, al
ready di-tributing and selling pow
er. be contacted relative to thr
engineer* or firm of engineers
used by those cities
The motion, adopted unanimous
ly by the Board ot City Commiss
ioners. read. "Investigate, for the
purpose of engaging a firm of en
gineers. such firms, to undertake
a survey to determine whether the
City of Sanford could properly take
over the distribution and arlfing of
R i w r within the city limit* and
•rhc'hrr or not It would retain a
fair dividend to the city."
Meter Complaints
Answered By City;
Exceptions Told
The Board of Sanford City Com
missioner* last night agreed In
do away with th«- leasing ot bill
boards on j remit Ate. north ot
Commercial.
In further action relallv# to the
placing of parking meter* in un
metered areas, the commissioners
rrierred to Uie City Manager »
rvqucat for placing metrrs on
Magnolia Avc. between Second
and Third Sts. Voile A William*
Sr . told the commissioners that
the placing of It meters in the
area would help solve some «f
the parking problems there *mrr
the one hour parking privilege
had been seriously abu-cd.
J. Brailry Odham, developer of
I’inecrest Heights and South Pine
crest, requested the Sanford City
Commissioners to consider the
placing of street tights in the two
areas with the expense ol such tn
satiation to be born by his organi
sation.
Odham also requested that thr
city consider furnishing the dc
vcloped area guaranteed fire pro
tection on an annual cost basis.
"I'd like to spend some of mj
money now to *how the people in
this area what they can get when
annexed by the city,’* Odham said.
Other action by the rommlstloir.Ts ncludeil the temporary
appointment Vif Mrs. Rosa Ro
tund! a* city purchasing agent on
a temporary basis. At the same
time, th« commissioners made the
City Manager temporary head of
the two new departments. "U tili
ties Department , and the "Public
Work* Department." City manaer Warren E. Knowles revealed
tat out of five applications for
the position tn head the Utilities
Dcprrtment, the one preferred for
the position could not give a de
finite answer on his areeptanee nr
refection of the appointment un
til Oet. 3.
A resolution requesting that
Park Ave. be widened from 23rd
SI. south to French Ave and that
the entire length of Park Ave.,
from the bandshrll to French Avc.,
be repaved, was adopted last
night The bottleneck at the inter
section of 25th St., and Park Avc.,
la caused, somewhat, by the nar
rowing of the street at this point.
Solving the traffic problem In this
area would be enhanced srith the
widening project.
As ordinance setting up a sche
dule .y .M /uc n llf rtk p feei was
adopted last nfght at the first and
second reading of the proposed
city law was heard. The new ordi
nance sets up a refuse collection
fee to be paid by homrowners of
a ft minimum ami a It fee for
bu*mcss houses T h r fee would
provide three collections a week,
two garbage roltrctiona and one
for refuse or trash.
City Attorney Edwin Shlnholaer.
In his final action in the position
a« City Atlomey, advised the
Board of Cly Commissioners to re
vive their ordinance affecting the
"patsinr of school huses" Shinholser pointed nut discrepancies
in the ordinance where the sign
"School Rus'* is effected and
where the color of th* school bua
is designated.
A revision of the ordinance will
be referred to the new eltv attorny, William C. Hutchison J r „ who
will take over the postilion on Oct.
^
The Board of Sanford City Commitstoners last night advlwd the
City Manager that no patrolman
on duty for th# Sanford roller Deparment would turn a crank nr
depot it eoina in a parking meter.
Complaints received by the City
Manager developed when officers
refused to turn cranks on parking
meter* and Insert coins in parktat meters for motor!*!*.
•police Chief Roy Williams told
the commissioners that the only
Instance where an offirer would
insert a coin In the parking meter
and turn thr rrank would be for
■ cripple or helpless person unable
to do so.
"We're anxious to have people
who par): in downtown parking
place), and watch for the police
offtcer on duty In order to Insert
m int in the meter, to us* the park
lots provided for business peoand shopper* who are downn aU day. the Chief related.
Another parking lot providing
■pact foi an additional ISO auto
With only one change in the
mobiles I* now under construction budget, the city attorney read for
and will be placed la operation by approval a resolution appropriat
Nor. IS.
ing the eaah surplus of the city at
the end of tha present fiscal year;
a rcsoluion adopting tha new city
budget of nearly a million dollar*
to operate the General Govern
ment and the Utility Department.
Th r final action by th* board act
ing up resolutions for the fiscal
year 1*55-56 was a resolution
adopting the new laa rate.
S
J. D. Cordell Says
He Will Not Run
Again For Mayor
Sfevor Denver Cordell said today. "1 will not be a candidate for
reelrrtion to the Board of Sanford
City Commissioners in the forth
coming election.0
‘% ocdrU said, "It has been a
distinct pleasure to serve ai the
Mayor of Sanford and as a mem
ber of the Board of Commissionera. T V people hare been very
cooperative In moat Instances, but
there 1s a time element Involved
to making myself a candidate this
y « f .“
T h r Mayor said. T i e given (be
time that was promised to (he peoj M but In order to continue to
M rte on the Board of Commission
er* would make It necessary for
toe to spend at least B per cent
ot my time away from my hurt* ^ D u rin f my throe-year lerm as
com a is‘inner I’ve taken a aland
a « Issues where I thought my rotsvfcrttnt were right, and to doing
ao I believe that I hare made
i i»n y friends.
H i hope that a forward looting
ttsdldalo will atop np and declare
» candidate far our City
at. It fr a weadtrful ex-
V U A M N V f ln
TIM B E R , M ini, m - The
el United B r e t h r e n
purchased toad for a
ca
JayBees To Meet
At 7:30 Tonight
Th* Seminole County JcyBees
will meet tonight at T:30 at the
Sanford City Hall.
Principle speaker will he May
or Denver Cordell.
All boy j of high school age are
urged to attend this meeting.
Th* JayBeaa Is the Junior organ!baton of the local Seminole
County Junior Chamber of Com-
The Sanford Board of
City
__ I Commissioners last night honored
II James Gul, adopting a tesolutinn in recognition of outstand
ing service mndeird by him while
serving as a member of the Zon
ing Board of Adjustment, the
Zoning and Planning Commission
ihrev consecutive terms as a mem
|twr of the City Commisnion, tun
years a- Mayor, and a member
of the Board of Rond Trustees.
Ilir resolution, passed and ad
"Keep an eve on small fry!"
Chief Boy Williams of the Sun- opted at last night’s meeting,
ford Police Depurtment made was signed by Mayor Denver
that appeal to motorists today in Cordell, and thr Board of Com
the strive against traffic accidents missioner*.
The resolution honoring Gut
to children.
"Children have a way of m o v in g * " “ d as follows;
faster than the eye. and Its hatd
"Whereas, It. James Gut has
to keep up with them." the chief tendered to the City of Sanford
said, "Vet the only way we c a n !h,» resignation a. a member of
hope to cut down on traffic ac the Zoning Huanl of Adjustment
cidents and rasualitirs which and as a memtier of the Zoning
claim *o many of our children to and Planning Commission, and it
day is to keep a wary eye for is appropriate that the nly rrcogsudden ami unpredictable action mhe hit splendid service at a
member of such board and such
ot small try.
Many accidents happen in the rammisslon as well as hi* prelwinkling of an rye. A child tud sums outstanding service to this
drnly looms up (torn nowhere, community, and
"Whereat, It. Jam ri Gul ser
there is a screech of brakes, and
another casualty it added to the ved at a member of lb* City
Commission for three consecutive
growing figures
The chief said that white par term* from 1V U through i ’J t i
ents, schools, and thr jwtlier de which terms tmbraved the stren
partment ate working constantly uous duties of the war years and
for greater child safrty on streets during ht>. term on the commit
and highways, there are many sion, Mr. Gut served for two
problems yet unsolved. One of the years, namely 1946 and 1917, at
major problems, hr taut, is eop- a mayor of this city, and in ad
ing with thr fmpluset ot children dition to hit service as commis
and training them in safety pre sioner and mayor and member of
caution* from pre-school
age th* Hoard of Uond Trustee* and
a* a member of tho Charter Re
through adolescence.
"The only way to tackle thli vision Committee, and ha* ser
problem of unpredictable behavior ved for many jra rt, and contin
in rhlldrrn. especially in crossing ues In availability, tn an advisory
streets, it to urge (hat motorists rapacity as an Insurance consult
keep a sharp lookout and drive ant for tha city and further has
tluwly through school and play served and assisted In survrv s
and
studies relative
to the
ground areas, especially during the
peak hours of school traffic in the eily’s underground water supply,
morning and aftrrnnon," he said. and In connection wtth this lat
"Schools and parents are doing ter work, was instrumental in
getting the assistance of th*
their best to train small fry to be
more safety* is* and art doing a state and county in making sur
veys on th* underground water
remarkable job,'*
'There were 4,100 ehildren kills*! supply throughout the county,
in traffic accident* last yta r," and
"Whereat, in th* performance
Chief UiHl.wns concluded. We
of earh of lh"t# undertakings Oy
must stop this needless slaughter
j him in behalf of this community,
ot osir children. And it is up to
Mr. Gut ha* conscientiously ap
u» to protect children by beading
plied himself and assumed hi*
lb* oft-repeated warning: 'Drise
work in a most responsible man
Slow! I’rotcct our ehildren!"
ner and has performed ail of such
services unselfishly, effectively,
creditably, in a manner far be
yond the common rail of duty,
ami at nil timrs for the best
welfare of this community end
its citisens, and
"Whereas, it It appropriate
ST. LOUIS Lft— Rep. Hallfirld and fitting that thli Commission
i D Calif) aaya the House Military in its own liehalf and In behalf
Operations subcommittee, of whirh of the City of sinnlord extend lo
be Is chairman, will make an in Mr, tint it* highest commenda
quiry of the Navy's handling of its tion sort most sincere apprreia
jet fighter plane procurement pro lion for Id* if inters to the city,
gram.
"Now Therefore, be it resolved
Sen. Symington ( D - Mo) and Hep by lb# City Commission of tht
Karsten D-Mo had called for con- City of Sanfonl, Florida that
gressumal investigations after a the Commission for Itself and th"
Globe-Democrat copyrighted story people « f this city does hereby
that thr Navy has admitted it hat adopt this resolution in tribute
21 jet fighters rotting la . 350.000 lo nnd recognition of th* out
whirh probably nevrr will fly be- standing services performed by
rause of tosuffirirnt engine power. It, James Gut for this city and
Rep. Cannon D-Mo, chairman does hereby express its heart
of the House Appropriations Com felt appreciation for such ser
mute*, tent a telegram to Secre vices and further eslrnda to him
tary Of the Navy Charles Thomas sincere liest withes in th* con
demanding an aaplanatlon.
tinuance of his many Interests
and endeavor*.
"Be It further resolved that
this resolution bo spread on the
minutes of the City Commission,
and that ropira hereof t* deliver
D EN V ER <*--l(otplta1 bulletins ed to If. James Gut and the local
reporting that President Elsenhow newspapers.'*
er's "satisfactory progress" was
continuing raised hopes for hit full
recovery another notch today.
But the cautious optimism was
sharply tempered by th* note of
warning sounded by one of hi*
heart specialist physicians.
"For the first two week* we keep
our futgrrs crusted,'* said Dr. Paul
BLEN D S AIRES ^-Argentina's
Dudley White of Boston In report provisional government continued
ing h ere yesterday mi th* Presi to withhold a safe conduct past
dent's rondltion.
from Juan f’eron today, trying to
Th* two weeks won’t be up until make sure the ousted President
Oet 6.
*
causes the country no trouble from
hb future place of exile.
Provisional President Eduardo
Lonardi't government hat *ald it
would respect the traditional Latin
Amariran right of political atjlum
and give Peron a safe conduct to
Asuncion, Paraguay. But it ap.
pearad the pass would not be forth
coming for two or three more days.
Peron, meanwhile, idled aboard
Jhe Paraguayan gunboat Para
guay, three miles snit from Kuenos
Airtt in the broad rivrr Plata but
atill within Argentina territory, lie
tyok refuge on thr veuel a week
ago after th* military revolt lad
by Lottardl ended Peron’* 10-ycar
dictatorship.
Motorists Urged
To Keep Watchful
Eye On Small Fry
Military Operation
Group To Inquire
About Jet Program
Prospects Are Good
For Ike's Recovery
Argentine Leaders
Holding Peron Pass
■ U P P I . I B LA N K D
B A K O K A T t. Japan t i t - A » ■
rtna court of inquiry today blamed
tbo Bond aklpper-for— the 1*54 ty
phoon alnklni of the huio governmeflt railway* (err/ Toy* Mara.
A total of U T l persona— 34 of
them Americana-drowned. It wai
tha worst ana disaster since the
Titanic sank In to ll with M IT
With 17-92 Commitment
Deeds Are
Series 'B' Bonds
Expected
Examined By Board By Friday
Citizens Urged
Raise In Salary
To Attend Meet
For City Manager
Okayed Last Night I
Mrs.
Clara Jobe
•
Tells Gratitude
To M any Friends
Th r Board of Bond Trustees of
V li lts i from Clara J>,he, in
tor City of Sanford todas at II .’a)
Vlas,,it. Grsiigia
rvpre.-e. her
tviel at the Sanford \tlai.tic Na
I hank > f,o the imp tu rn Iter dot
tional Bank to examine thr con
ing Ihr- tong dine.* and tuffrung
tents of the safutv deposit dianri
* ltd**!* fas *' » !« '.*£
- m ar that has taken hr, to a hospital
and to transact »u. h isu<ine*t as
1valid* »
l •* t (*.»»! v In Kt
( in \Uanta, Grots, a and back homo
nerrsiary Try the IL-ard.
again
atcoitlinic «i» Fifth |li*li)t!
Attonej Fied 11. VVili.m, Voile
Sir* -lube well krt> nn here Pi
t rff It vhie Altrrn «»f thr Slat#
A. Williams Sr., and Hetman Ja
Kanfunl. said in hri letter, "tl-w
K"t.| hcpAitn.rnt
cobson, turtnlieit of the Board of
lifi'rn, contacted thU motnlng kindness and lhotight!ulnr<* nf all
Bond Trustees, along with City
In hU IM an.l JHficr. «aitl tfiatid lire twvqdr sd Sanluid and Sem
Clerk It. S’, Bayer, serving *•
tn a surprise move list night the ilUirfrt rii(hl-nf-wa\ •strut. It inole C n ii n I ) ha- h.un my
set ret ary to the Board, examined prim to adopting the budget for I f-ilARitli, told ItirtilrY Hsi) nm strength, not „nl» with the fund,
the 3.1 City of Sanford Refunding ihr fiscal tear 1953 5*5 t’ommi>*
Ia«t Thor "lav that the dred* and but throughout these many long
seiie* "B " Bund* with coupon* lone! Jack lUtigan moved that •ililtMimenla would be rva lv hy months ol im illness I am htes%r*l
the
Board
of
i'll*
Commissioners
due March I, 1955, and all subse approve a salary raise for the *«t t i litav, and that will t«r dont In know ami rail friend*, peo pi A
like Ih«.e there."
quent coupons attached. Alsu I City M matter.
\V»* p 'l|h' c L t(i romplfta 1he tttatru“ Evm though | an bs-ttrr." th#
Refunding Series " It” Bond, dated
('tinitnlsstoner Ratigan said, "In itiPfit* in arconlanfr with the »* hr*
*ay*. "through their help. I am
March I,
With ait coupons *t- recognition ot the service to the iltt!#." h u m *aiil,
.till lat from writ, but I do hope
tashesl. being hel l for the purpose r ttv bv City Managrr Warren K
John K. Jo t, Ihl* nutruHE. «n‘,|
sif » , changing with the owner of Knrwirs, lhat the salary ol ttie that, **mn aiihatS'iicvv thr irpuit this and pray that m the near future 1
lily Manager he inrrra>su| Item
Will he able tn rrpat them I feet
one old umrfutlsled Bond Series a v c*r ’* ,
ironiiiur « * » ttuv. I H-nt over , sure that I won’t be able to dix
"R ". dated July I, 1927, due July
Commissioner F D Ss-.dt di»a to thr Hr I •itw| office of the S’ ate much for etch ol tho.r who hav#
grori! with the commission ami
t. IM S:
lt«>ad l>epaitiurnt tn take ah*tiart« •lore •» much for top but I will
The coupon due March I, 19,55. said 'Th is I* not the imir of year on the aevtion north of Kiw IVInta
lit tn d„ what I can lor anyunft
to
make
a
change"'
ami all tnbses|iirnt coupons attach
amt there w rt« no ifretla ready for who needs help.
Commissioner
Karl
Higginboth
ed, detached from Refunding Ser
“ Many hav* helped that I don’t
am ilrfi-ndrii the raise for the ntv tit.
ies " A " Bond, whirh was rrgist manrgvr applauding hi* service
"Other plana *ith hifhrr pi Tot I - know personalis, and Bus warms
ered with the city by the owner. a* an engineer during the rim tf aidetiacketi
piojni Murk#** my heart I am so very glad to
The Board of Bond Trustees r ,. strtu-tiim of the sewer system, as I'ii * ph ill.
have lived in inch * (own nf woninnvrtl from the safety deposit wrli a* serving in many rapacities
dertul people. God willing, t shall
IC
*
»■
«t
Itaard1
mp
in
lit
i
William
A,
box. and delivered tn Robert Deane, during emergencies.
Dial, toularted this morning in In* Ihrre again "
The
City
.Manager's
salary
wa*
cashier of the Sanfold Atlantic
5tis Jolre says that she wdl
hit Driando offirr said, ‘ Thst it
National Bank, for canrellatinn, rai»,-,| from the budgeted Jf ftCO to M l In r '
again tiller a hospital, this time
W Jivi with the unanimous ap
fstur of the Refunding Series "B ”
"In fact," Dial said, “I have stal in Martin, nevl Wednesday, for an
prut at of Uw comiwtsMimrrt.
Bond* Thrse bond* were purchas
est many, many tin,#s that th# operation on the left li p loint. In
her letter, th# rev sals that the
ed by W'altet Sinking Fund on Aug.
projsyt I* on# of the two top pioha* knowti tht* most he stone and
IS, 1955 for retirement. However,
Jesta in th# Fifth Distnrl.**
hid hoped lira! Ihr operation
coupon No, 3d was slelarhrd and
5'ke.l whether or not thr ih-eils could Ire pot off for a while How
presented for payment, as funds
had he n thrived aside for higher ever, she said, the trouble h-"1
were on laud for the payment.
priority work, that said, "That , grown steadily wurre and cannot
Coupons were drtaihesl from
alsn Is not true ’ I rhrskrd with he pul off
the other 211 Refunding Series " I f
Edward Bnidillon, 9J, Hirst tact Ruble Green in the District tiffir#
The 37 vetr-ssld mother tav*
Bond* due Marsh I, I!).’>3 and Sept. night at 7:45 in the to. aI hoi.
*!»** morning and h« told me that that rbp will, have to use crutch**
I, I95f., and pi tarn ted for pay- P*l«l afliji * llngrrinr tlloea*
Mr Itradlr*. th* r’s[*f dre t roan for it least Ihre# months after her
Went.
Bor,, (rig 1. 1571 ...........
r fn He si, reNf i li’, s, hi,i t»ren operation
Coupon* w ne iletashed from the Hill, I
I., was a re h i
( railed in jusjr dulv a l returned
Clar* Julie. ** th# rlivses hef
Refunding Series " A ” lb>nd due the 4)vt, 1„ .rctinri after ruining to work rh'a rr.oining The Uresis le'ier, thanking Sanfoid end Sem
Mairh I and Sept. I. 1955 f»r ran- to Flos nit in 1*25. lie sea* m will h# u , d Fr las ah*rtinoo at inole I ’ounlv people fur the wonrellstinn since the city had malted gagol .,i the plumbing anti heat wr had
oil’ -I ouis>., ei. When iterlul help through the “C l i n
ing iuistiie-s most
hi, h r, a), |
the owner a rbei-k In payment
Mr. Fox sat those, l< of the 40 lohs* Fund" said, "thank you
Deposited in the safety deposit »a « a member of th, FI rat (Up dot's!* ha,l !.e*n sped lull had not again for tour help and the help
hot wet* the following: I? Srr. list Church in Oviedo.
nt alt Ihr prop!# there ”
been v#rified." i,r .ant
Rurviyor* ItMlvijy hi* w ff.,
ie* " A ” Refunding Bondt, with
"Where
Mr.
I
»
c
g„t
ti,«
i.lra
.
Mis,
N
s
[ij,
tluiitiiloo,
,.,wdaugh
roil pone due Match 1, 195A nnd
lhat
lilt
p li'ie t
was sideall subsequent loupone attaihed, ter, M ,- It. W, liorslsn, O r
lando;
three
grandchildren)
one
Its
Led.
I
do
ri"‘
Lnow.
If he had
which were purr basest a* an in
brother, h . n g , Itoulitlon, I'ona, Just Inokt-sl around he would has*
vestment on Aug. Dt. 1955.
III t ami several m rc * s„H *,,,. seen th* rssnslru-tion elan* for the
The Board of Ilnn4 Trustee* also hews.
17
|irojrrl Is hi, va rtoi r.n
deposited in the safety depict
Funeral si'irirs# w II |« at
"If
fteoiinol* 1smuts grla the
ili« war. j " ir l
S - , pei.rnt •7 ”-0 p o,
U N ITE D \ A T Iii\ y X V
I* W t ilnrolae at II,*
Ti-a su ry Rond* in denumination* Deled, l!a|,li-t O ureli with the (Ighr-of-wavs, » r at* ,*a,tv lo g., leader*
I ihr Aral, \«lan h|,>e
of $3,000 each, line Aug. 15, 1963, Rev, 1 I S tin . idfl, ISliog, as. aiiewd with o ,r rommitmem," m diili/rd fortes (or a list dltrh
with coui>on* due March 15, 1956 -istrd h* the Res. Gctigg fort- llial -aid
effort lulav to hi mg Algerian
A*kt | if ll * ,,# nrtetaary lo e 1 a i in • (or independence from
Slid all subsequent roupon* attach- ton. Ritual wdl It in t ) » Dried*
gel right of Wax ftoia ae,tion Frame trrfme thr l \ l o n n . l
esl. These bond* were purchased by Cemetery,
to the O x ig e Cojntg line, Assembly.
the Board as an Investment on
Roald M .m le, Dial
"With
Sept. 13, 11*55, for the Water and
Representatives of the 14 nation*
tire Itoad Board ll la neees- sponsoring the demand for ileluto
Sewer Sinking Fund "Reaarve
SOI) It gel (ighl-of-sravs only on the Issue requested Ihr floor tor
Account."
tt 'ttilmued On rag* Eight)
the afternoon session at whirh this
Assembly wa* lo dr. i tr whether
to lake up the explosive que-tum.
At an rather private Mratrc#
meeting Arab leader- retmrtedly
W ASHINGTON Jt - 33ie Klsenc*lle,i for a united front to try In
bower tram w oikrj today on plans
upset thr th nation Steering Com
D EN VER JV— "It Is quite possi fur keeping the government run
mittee's reronimsndatnn that thw
ble "
ning smoothly white the I*i evident
A (2 gauge shotgun, atlegedlv Rem he kepi off the attend*.
ITiat remark by a foremost heart recuperate* from a heart attack,
talrn from a lire*! li me hv Don
’Itie Steering Commitlee acted
•petialiil who evamlned I’revldenl
A National Security Council ald iltibhark a 27-vearoM white after the United Stair threw its
Eisenhower would surely hsve put meeting was scheidrd for Thtirs man of m i K»*. Second St,, wa* support behind the French conten
a wide grin on the chief exeru- day and a < stuns * session the fol reroveieit yesterday by tho Semin tion lhat Alceria's future is a do
live’s (are It he had been there to lowing day, Isoth under the gavel ole Countv Sherffri office from a mestic issue
hear it.
of Vlrr t'resldrnl Nixon
Daytona Bearh pawn shop
For l)r I'aul Dudly White of
Nixon announced yrvterday these
According to reports today. Ihr
Riston was saylng'it is quite pos two top level rnnfcrenrr* would be •h„t gun wa* pawut.l fur |J wt
sible” Eisrnnowrr will be able tn concerned wits, matters "of a nor Dlh«r Items included in the “ (land
play golf again— p r o v i i t m o! mal routine nature " But 1h* qor* larseni ’* rhsrge againl Dunatil
rourse, he has a normal recovery lion of now much presidential au Ifubback alia. Donald Smith, in
".S.ifelv" Is the topic for dis
from the heart attack which hos- thority ran be parceled out while elude a TV set, and two outboard cussion *. Hi- lliiirsdav luncheon
meeting ot the Seminole Countv
pd dired him Saturday.
Elirnhowrr I* unable to perform motor*
Junior Chamber of t ’oinmcrce at
Idle doctor alto said that all thr his full duties was alrnust certain
Thr Sheriff. offirr yesterday re- l!ie YncM Club
golf the I’rrshirnl his ptiyrd pot tn trlie.
purled lhat four nutbnjid mulorv
T Mark Mark. Florid* ltlghw.se
sibly "helped to delay" the attack.
A formal opion on the d rlrja - were recovered when the allege! I’atn.l Troo|<er and chairman of
To Elsenhower, golf ^ one of tion-of auOimT.) matter was await taker led deputy sheriffs to a re the J t y r r r - "Safcl) Committee"
life’s Joy, lie loves It. Ami his ed from Attv. lint. Brownell who lose Hump In Votusix f..ur.t. U
••ill be the -pcaker fur the nrca
friends have been saying they ran'! was due In V a York after rutting lund the [tower plant where they •ion
'I he H IP Trooper, working Witt)
think of anythin* tie would miss short a vacation in Spain In return weie hiddrn.
lav* enforcement u(fU<rri and
more.
home and handle the problrm.
Fmir of (tie outboards alleged local
oftirial- plans to set up a nuinlo have been taken by llubbark tier of satrtv programs which will
w«t* reportedly from U k e Apop inciudq such special events at a
ka, the three others attributed to "better driving campaign", "hi*
thrft by ifubback were taken from ryrl* tefels month", "pedestrian
safety week", and many other
Lake Jet.up,
timely, as well as aafeij-wite pro
grams
Edward Boulillon
Dies In Hospital
Following Illness
Arab-Asian Bloc
Mobilizes Forces
GOP Team Works
Possibility Seen
By Heart Specialist On Running Polity
For Ike's Golfing
Shotgun Recovered
In Daytona Shop;
Larceny Charged
Safety Is Subject
Of Luncheon Meet
Important Meeting
Set By Sportsmen Joycecs To Possess
The Seminole County Spoilt Additional Trophy
men* Association will nnret to
M AYO R P K N V K R C O R D K LI. situs tbo roaolalUn setting tbo neor.
ly on* million dollna bssdgtt for Uw fW ol ) m t lU5-54k (d u f f
—
ni*ht to hrar rotilrovsrslst subJ**l» dUaissed, Important reports
•"•«!#, and to elect offk-rrs for
111* tooting year.
Tha meeting »tll b* held «t a
o'tltek la tho court loom at lb*
Vmtoolo Count/ Court House.
Official* or Uio ipnrtim tn'i
(roup said that it la Important
that every aportiman In the county
be pretest to hear Important
topic* discussed and report* of
Interest to overyooo.
Tbo flection of officer* hai Wen
pit red at the top >pnt *• tht
<«#«to attKUU f w x t o i.
The .Aemimde County junior
Chamhsr of Commerce will trem
be the proud possetvor of another
trophy
The local Jayrce organitallnp
wun the trophy at their last
State convention held during th#
summer month* for having the
best Christ mi* activities program
to Division 11.
However, the trophv disappear
ed The valuahle citation has now
been located in Jacksonville, in the
possession ot. through error, the
Jacksonville organisation.
Before king the trophy will bn
resting among the laurels wrwi by
the local Jayrce group and pZgeed
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W o m a n s Touch Is Important Part
ia
v w 7 »f S
m r/rrr ioatc v 's c f f r c . m o m
P LEA.N SAVTVILLE. N. Y . U»
— When Robert R Young »a*
battling (or control ot the New
York Te n tn l be did a lot of talkInf about "the importance A t a
voman'i touch in railroading."
When he fot around to making
a rhoke Young picked »h a l hr
couiidered the "oulitanJmg »n m an in America— at an organuer
and adminutratnr."
The choice V » j M U Arheion
W'atlare, who Inday, t* moniha all
er taking her acat on the board of
director!. '*111 tell you:
"All I knew about train* two
year* ago was that I like to ridr
on them "
Nobody will arsue, ho«e\cr. that
M n . Wallace knowi plenty about
the women * touch, for the pait 33
y a iri ihe hat utedH with deft and
happy rciulta a> half of the tram
that founded, own* and edit* Ihe
CAM ! GO TO T C H A A T O O t* 7 * *
o o c ro e jA j
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SURE y o u r e
MOTICDO MU
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TW O
HEARTS
MASAMVOME
> HEARD A N V
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fteEN LO O K W G J o u y s .'G U V S .
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HOT MEr . i l ■>i
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T I H AVEN'T
V-« m
UEAOnA
earoa
. TH MG
> V/ORTM
PERtATiNC
might erupt in rharming bright
decori. colorful print) and contain
er! of cut flower*. Lila Wallace
hai a- theory that people-evas
commuter*— are happier, more con
tent, more efficient and creative
when «urrnunded by beauty.
Theory it one thing lira. Wal
lace ti proving her* daily in Ihe
Digeii headquarter*, a handtoma
Georgian central itructure *urrounded by lower, rambling brick
annexrt
The principal editorial olficc! are
a aenei of reitfuily amt^iuhlly
appointed room*, more Ilk* itudiei
in private hornet with quiet carpet
ing, overttuffed chair*, honkcatci
in i good art on (he wall* Employe*' lounge* and hall are alwgyi
gay with frrih flower* Muitc ii
piped periodically through tha pub
lic addrei* ayitam.
"If* the damdeit place to work."
V1ELL.THAT j
R UINS t h e <
CARD GAM£<*
tG T & G O T O V
A M OVIE 1 ,
'J U S T S E E THAI* TWSS2 . s m
B o o . 'w w e o e '
j o c w r s e e A*./.'
rO O M MOW O J
^ l HAVE EVES
periodical with Ihe bisgeit maganne circulation in tha world.
The other half of the team ti
Pe Wilt Wallace. Together they
ilarted the Reader*! Pigait In 1*23
w ith'a bright Idea, a conviction
and a borrowed 11,300 Today it M
rHimaied one out of four Amenrant read* ihr P ig ril regularly
llo-million rireulaiion, four read*
ert per copyl and another eight
jutlion read iti 17 foreign edition*.
Around Ihe Wallace* hat grown
a huge'orgamiaUon The fmanrlal
reward* have been areal, *o have
been ihe prratige and tlx potential
«f power Rut Ihe Wallace!, whoi*
only child and bright mirror the
known
Onre I,ill Wallace lam led on the
directorate there wai coiutderable
speculation among the niged'a
2.300 regular employe! that within
a few month* the venerable Central
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KAtVTT MAtOINO, 22, a toy maker who had given
•t,7M to gypeie* to "rure the lickne** in my
ilnmarh.*' eits on an elcventh-ilory ledge (top,
left! In Now York and threatens to Jump, for more
than two hour) Ihe distraught man Ignored plea*
. ot a prleat, hia employer and hie estranged wife.
finally, police Capt. Cornel I Long tungefe (right)
for Harding, almoet being dragged out the window
by the alruggting man, a* fireman Edward Bartser
prepare* to drop by rope from the floor above.
Moments later. Barber complete* the rascue (hottom, left) by shoring Harding Inside the window.
WE SANFORD HERALD
Pag* 2 Tim. Sept. 27, 1955
reported a woman employe. "You
walk into your oilier to muiic at
1:30 And when you come out for
a mid-morning break, likaly aa n ^
you'll find wmebody b n hung*
130.000 Van Gogh in tha hall— ju*t
to give you anmething pi*aunt and
itimulating to think about."
Many )ob* on any magatino In
to!** routine which might e u U y
descend to drudgery. Sira. Wallace
hat dona everything *b« ran In
*jgar-coat rcpelitiou* taik*. And
hecaute U per rent of Digeat em
ploye*— nioit of them working with
circulation U m - a r t women, ac
cent i* deliberately feminine.
P
Mr*. Wallace ia *mall In nature,
with a girl'* figure and a fondneit
for sp.ke heel*. She dreiiet with
great and conservative chic. She
looka tha part of the carefree wife
of * prosperous man, happily de
void of respnnilbtlity.
Her huibend. however, mekr*
no *ecret of the fact he lean*
heavily upon her for all kind) of
advice, lie tayi that never h i ^ p
Important Digeit job been
without her nod
Wallaca and hi) wife have simi
lar background*. He's the grand.
ion of a minister and hll father,
i doctor of divinity, waa preiidtnl
of MacAleatrr Coiltga in St. Paul,
Minn Her father, the Rev. T . Da
ri* Arheion, had a *ucre**lon of
churchc* through Ihe We»t and
Northwrit, and U la wai born when
he wa* putor of a u n til C a n a a n
church near Winnipag.
After education in Ward Balmont
and the L'niveriity af Oregon, Lila
wa* wall launchtd on a pmmialng
•orlak work career when ihe wa*
introduced to Wallace by her older
brother, Barclay, now aa Impor
tant Digeit eiecutlve.
They were married In October
1921 and four month* later the firtl
11-tie of "The Reader') Digeit: the
little mlgatina" went out la a*TM
charttr lubicnben. The neat year
they moved from Greenwich V il
lage to Plcaiantvllla. Into a kIS-a.
month *tud» over an eitate ga
rage
A* circulation increaied. fh*
magaun* began lo aprtwl all over
Plaaiaatville — Into lofta over
ilortt, in available room* hire ami
there. By the time they moved
four mile* north to t/ie preaent
headquartert, tha little poitoMe
had been upgraded to bratt cleat
entirely because of Digest use
They live limply. Many of thelf
rime friend* are Digeit editor*.
Railroading, of eourae, It very
different from ro-editing a family
magatln*. Robert Young, however,
recently explained that ha didn't
pick M ri. Wallace because he
wanted a woman who could run a
railroad.
*'I wanted an lnUlli|m t * n # n
who could make lop decision*—
not only about the heesekeeplng
of a railroad, but corporate deci
sion*'where a woman'i viewpoint
and intuitive *cn*e would make a
valuable contribution,'* be ampli
fied.
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THE SANTORO HERAU)
Put ?
Tues. 5tpl 27, 1959
5 U. S. Civilians Arc Given Release
BONG KONG r — Ki*r Ameno n nvillsnv armed in lions
K.mg tmlay after long detention m
lied ( luna t>f the I, whom retrace
the fhinr.e r.immuniH. promised
during the talks at Geneva. II hate
now irarhril freedom
The (lie.
who armed
from
Shanghai aboaid two British ships,
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Bilmiis T Kanadv, V. Itouclun.
Tex ; llotierl Howard Parker. *1.
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clcn M c C lo y —
This waa bar Gerry and he wa* 1 auppo** ll was hlx resemblance
C H A P T E R T W E N T Y -TW O 1
to you that gate htm the idea or
Carotin* n a grtmJy impassive, real.
Her eyra watered. She waa rur- taking your plate. But why? Whst
shrunk hack into Uia r « « u » » of
brr whe*l chair Ilk* an old tortoua prised and (hocked and tired and doea he want? The ruby?"
Gerry* eye* were no longer
1retracted into hia shell. Cb*a » u ashamed and happy all at one*—
openly dietrteaed; Edna, quit* b*- happier than aha had been for a musing — they were sharp and
alert "So you found out it waa
• tlderad under her surface calm. thousand years.
•
-C a rry! You weren't In Judith's teal?"
Captain Bandera looked re at(tied
“ l w ore It at Aunt farolm r a.
and cynical. Only Oeny ahnwed living room s moment ago?"
*‘N a I just came in from thr Two friends of htrs were there,
strong feeling.
Mr. Clive and t>r. Sallust. They
“What in thia anyway, Sara? street. I waa right behind you."
"Then your* real and I m not told me. At first I couldn t be
^ t u it planned?1*
lieve i t Out latrr that night I had
insane. Oh. Cerry!"
“ Yea" Her chin lifted deBantly.
Sh* stumbled. He caught her be a visitor — an East Indian from
1 had to know the truth."
fore ahe tea lisa arms were strong Mogur. He was looking lor th*
“Well, you know it now and I around her shaking body. Ilia lips ruby and that convinced me. tin
hope you're aatufled. 1 am Uerry brought warmth to her*, atill cold you know him? A man with a cat
| Hone and 1 think you're out of and trembling.
tattooed on his wrist?"
"No.“
, your mind."
-W * can t slay In lha hall.
"Did you know from th* very
Dacre. Let • go inside."
There was a aullen Built on
'O f course." Her laughter waa beginning that this pendant » . u a
■emooth, unblemtabed cheeka aa he
turned to Capi. Bandera “1 hope shaky, threaded with team. Bhc real ruby called the Fire of India?"
"Yea."
you re aatufled. too? Bhc ■ wanted fumbled in ber bag tor the hey. Hr
“ Why didn’t you tell mr ?"
took It from her numb flngrra and
enough of your umc and mine."
“1 didn’t want ymi mixed up in
—All right. Hone." Bandere' voice turned It tn the lock. Her hand
this. Dacre. I was following M -xo«
r i i peremptory, but thta lime hefound the wall switch."
that day 1 met you in the i<* cent
"W alt."
turd the name Hone without reeer
He was loo late. Already the •tore.”
eat inn.
"You knew Mo von!" cried H.m *.
“Thia man » tierry Hone,” eaid table tamps were glowing Mwiltly
"Vrs. f knew Movon. And he
, Caroline. “ You cant Ret a w a y he crowed the room and drew the
knew me. I saw him go mlo ti e
from that, ll'a a tact. M m Harr, Venetian blind*.
Kli* closed the door and stood 10-rcnt store I mm Tilth Ave. I
eon ■ identification cannot be im
with her back against it. "You re rounded the corner and camr tn
pi.gnril '
th* aide rnt ramr. »o 1 could surnot a lugiUve, are you?"
“Ikwa it matter?" aaid Bara,
“ In a sense, that a Just what 1 prise him l a c e to lu e . lie was
wtanly. “Iteal or not, aimeone *ot
alraid of me. When he raw me I *
"
the rchy. Who, we don't know. We am-W
hat dors all this mean? dropped the pendant on the tnnkrt
^probably never w ilt"
happened in (he Automat? counter, lie thought I wouldn't
9 Mara waa almoet running whrn What
Why d «ln t you ever coma baik?" are what he was doing. Uut I did.
•he reaihed her apartment house.
"Dacre, this has been awful lor Before I could lorm my way
Bha looked lonxinRiy at the lights you. How awful I didn’t rtalite through the crowd to th* ruby,
tn Judith's window. There waa until now. Just seeing you again you hail picked It up. Then you
Bone in tierry •.
has made me understand a lot of spoke to me. I let uni huy the
Mhe hurried mlo the lobby, thing* about you and about my
ruby and I hr tv ottered to carry the
atopped belore the elevator. Not
package lor you. That way I gut
tonight. Mhe couldn't Not after self."
They moved to Hit small seller. possession of the ruby wit In "it
heannx that foolatrp again In the tla sal beside her, on* of her
fuss, but how was I to keep It*
street
hands in hi*. "Listen, Dacre. You'll
hue began to run up the Are just have tn trust me, it you ran | suggested the. Automat hc-au»*
it was such a perfect place to gne
stair*. At the Itret Undine ahe had He* s u m I cant trll you about it
you the slip while I atill liad the
tn pauie lor brrath. She heard the
ruby in my p*«. krL Then all I had
Q w h ir of the elevator, mounting. now."
“ Do you know there i* another
Mad the made eure the lock waa man in your place, an imposter? to do was walk through the crowd,
out the side door. Ungallanl in one
caught when ahe closed lha front
Has diabolically clever. Ilea de sense, but nut in another. II anydoor behind her? I’erhape not. but
that mint be O frry in the elevator, ceived everyone but me— Judith, on* waa watching ua, they would
going up to hia own apartment your cleaning woman, your secre see the bulge of the ruhy'a l - is
tary. your psnnsr, even your cous atill in my jacket) They w .ld
from Judith a . . •
Mhe toiled ap the neat flight, in, H i t Harmon, and th* police follow me and leave you alone.
Youd tie sale and 1 would get ih*
panting, and came out into the hall Hava you a twin brother ?"
"No but I know w ho the guy u. ruby without my having to exon her awn floor. A lamp burned
plain to you why I wanted it.
. high in the wall beside the eleva Tv* run into him before."
"Who l* ha? Why doc* he look
“I walked to tiraml Cent m l sta
tor. Heyono. in shadow, atood a
tion and went into a telephone
_ tall, broad-shouldered flgurt. hack ao much like you?"
"You've heard of etand-ina foe IsKith. I thought I had made »u-e
# toward her, and hand raised as if
that no onr was following me
Hollywood start."
tn knock on her door.
"You mean this impostor was a for* I pul my hand in my pocket,
ho tierry hadn't gone on to hia
in n apartment. He had flopped Hollywood star and you were his I held Uie box carefully in the
palm of my hand and lilted the
•tand-tn?"
to maka hia peace with her.
Bomcthing bhe that. Tou don't Ink Then I got the shock of my
lie turned at the sound of brr
•trp. Hia face was quite clear in remember seeing anyone like us on life. The box was empty. I wmt
the light from the lamp— warm the screen because it waa so long into tlie Commodore Iwr and had
brown eyes under heavy browe; ago and we've both changed so a drink. Ault mslitally I reached
ridden amile, friendly, qultttcai. much. Uut you may remember th* min my p*ic_k*l tor change to pay
for my drink anil— Uie box was
This waa the way aha remembered name— Mark UlffonL"
“Th * child M r who left the gone.
him, not at all Uka the milky, aell"1 alim »t laughed. Tht n f nr*
important young nun at Aunt screen when nr waa 13 because his
ilrrrd another drink ami thought
9 Carolina's thta afternoon. How voice changed?"
"Tea. That was in IB U . Mark it over. There had lawn two
rould he be eo different in differ
sever was a real actor. Just a thlevra— on* had gut the ruby and
ent maoda?
one had gut the bog."
Then aha saw the three, tiny child playing himself."
"Well, he ran act now," eaul
4And then?"
mulct o*i hia right cheek, apaced
"And then I rame here"
widely in • rough triangle. Not Bara, bitterly. “ A,id hr looks r&actBlie gasneiL " litre ?" Itw * a ;n u
duet epecka or freckles, but moles. Ilka you, eacept lor the moles on
who overturned a ihair in your
There* something wrong, some your cheek and your smilr."
“CJucei the police didn t think own apartment last nightT"
where
. (lomrthing about hia
"Who else could ll have been T*
fare . . . Now aha knew what it of checking fingerprints in thr
•Did you lake a wrong number
was. How rould aha have forgot apartment"
T h e y did." Sh* laughed. "Let when I telephoned you?"
ten?
"I had to. I knew you w ould
The man at Aunt Caroline's this me see your thumbs."
He held out hia hands, palms up. want to sec me at once and ask al1
0 afternoon had no moles on his
T h e re is a UtUa ecar on the sort* of questions."
eheaka at alt Bha had noticed bow
"Where did you go’ W'hal have
emooth and unblemished th*y were left thumb Yours were the pnnu
when ha flushed. The man before they couldn't identify. There were you been doing since?"
(T o Be CoafmurdJ
her now waa not the imposter. M s t f kl> sad, of oourse, Lucy’s
►te«a MrCtoy.
I n d a N Bv *rrxsi'm*st with lU s lo n llw w . lor.
osnynaM. i m . be n »u
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America Is Faced
With Ticklish Deal
s m ine nl fhtlsdelphii R m n i
tnjelins R irry 1J *eir-oM dauglk
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fHIa Munvlerm.in Mailer, Wotcolt,
Iml.g and t,*a S'el! v Bugay, 47. l
Carmelite nun from Button kno*r
** Sivtn Thetpca
Aim retimed from 15r I China If
linn: h ng today wav Ro:e|
HrvRirndt, a Belgian soldier whf
wmt mer lo Ihe Rrdt foe day•
afirr Ihe Korean armtitire wai
signed Iwo years a:o
PKIMIM'H M M I C W1.SI1K 5
CHICAGO e — Policeman Rsj
McNally, bednldrn and partly
paralysed, received a set well
m r,,acr > e »t«
> * p n " '»
inmate hr once shot
"If It wa*n't for you. I would
not hr living today." Ihe lril*r
tc i U "I pi**- lo God for yo'i|
quick recovery "
McNally u id he thof Ih* mai
a* he allempti-l In lice from l
poller ear Hr *ald thr prttonrr,
wh< «r name wa* nut given, wal
Inter sentenced to -liilict Sts’ i
Pcmirntiaiy for armed robhery.
W ASHINGTON e - T h - l nlteii
Stale* !• trying lo counter with
it* own oflrr a Ru**ian hid In sell
arm* lo t'gvpi Such a *alr of
American weapon* woo d almo-t
*urrly h im : a hot protrsl from
Israel.
Th r \mriiran olfrr wa* made on
thr Hi cor) lhal Cndirl Slate* secur
ity would he weakened If II
h riJiu r an arm* supplier In Middle
Ka*trtn rountric*
firtM C H H Il lA TItt *he ro .irlr: Id* * of v tsree rrf irllng plan* which *1 s-ir*V vnd bur-1 |r'„ fl,m-x
Kgypt wa* dr*rril-nl s* vrty
IH R I M S
rfi a runw sc at th* |Vnv Air I or* * 11 »c. Bangor, M*. Kll * of Ihr |w*i \ r new mrn w ne injurr.1. Ih-r*
much tnlrir*trd in ihe American J \ I'\ M .M
III I lit I II V
seriously. 1 hr KC-97 plane, u*rd tn rrf.icl Slr.itrgir Air Command Isnmliett in flight, v u relurning fi o
■dlrr Iml wa* re|wuledl* »eeking
" i i KY i i P— Prime \lml*irr l>*
a training mission and It* tefuelibg tanks wrre almost amply when thr cia»n occurred. ( Jmcr>.gu..nu )
\ti "i:,an financial a I lo bin 'hr
hut Hstoyama today me*yagr>l
military equipment
l*rarl regard* any attempt to P irn lent Klceflhower, ’ The peo.
Ktdtler Hi* armed furcr* of Ih r'l'lc »"•> my gmernment Join m
\iab countries Si a Ih real to ll* "* l»rfl>cr fur your quick rclurfl
own terunly. However, Israel « 1° K's*l hcallh
JESSUP, Mary Sand.
e- I 1
i 1 iml t" shield soelcly t mvrrvlty of Ylcginia Hr was
fnrir* air known lo br b rllrr
llaloyania -aid hr was d|atrcM*if
age old tilc.i oi making ihr punish-' I-* permanent!) * nfinlng Ihove n _.|)( »urgrun Vin, mr |ih Air rquippr.l than alnio-i all Ih* Vrsb, hy ihe nrw* of i.i* Piendrnt'1
tnctil tit Ihe mine iv all wet, at who never trcpoml to Ireatmcnt
Illnr**,
ale and m rdkal training at tIvr rmmtite* rnmiuned.
Ii'a*l In U a tyLu d A* punt n! It*
I he law rtcalmg Paluvrnt -pn i
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in
Km
up*
during
Worlt
War
iiinylcllon. ihr stair hat rmharked 1. • lhal evaimn.il.on u- given -inti
on a til million d-.llar gamble ne.irj to I have <u*|*crlcvl id being dr II and it no the tlaff of the Phipp*
here called the Patuunt lo-titu- licllve drlmqoriit* after they are Clinic at John* Hiqikmt H“ «pilal.
turn
runvtried and *cntrnred to pu-*>n
(iHicial* oi Michigan, Pcmiiyl
Bclievi-i In Im*ihe —illy plarp of. fur rcrlaln ciimes.
*.•01.1 an I New \<>k have «linwti
l r HtIMIN N. IUNDMIN. MO.
it* kiml in ih* nation, Patuyeirt
He is then --id to Palitkent
I* the leitmg gii'und lor wh.il it* diagnovlir center ami. if (mini to inl-nte in trir»l in hi* wink al
IN *om* cnuntrlrsof the Middle' t |i* nolvlrr vtvur belch, *h» lea*
director, l*r Harold M Bo j Iow . ' I ' a drfrrlivr drllnqurnt. hr t* Paluvrnt KspciN in s->mr vlalr*
F u t loud slid frequent belching llk*lv ll u that there t* anything
dcMiilK’* a* a " n - i , dynamic ci.n krpl Ihr(r under an im lrtriniin.ilr air liankly tkeplical about the
during and alter meats l« roniid* seriouily wrone, Prrsons with
err I ronimon rourtesr. Th* host frequent quiet RaUiIenre ihelrhcrpl" m (lie handling nt a tpveiwl senicnee,
in >1it ul i*hi '* •halier* for merest
Pel ley cs it rtemfynylralra appre- lug' are more apt In hxva aomn
type (it (riminal
Hi will remain until !h* mental
"ll mai lo- year* tu-loir *r ran
ciallon nf th* fesM
under Iyin s nreanlc dive 1.1*.
II* I* lb* iinpii'du (akl* criminal or rmnlional k ok* which make know d ur air making proirc**,"
Our ox n (lining eflquei'e, howOnr* you get th* h i bit of i*r»|who, b*cau«r id lip ni.11 drlielenty him a mrnac* lo hi* (rllow turn Bo *low admit*. "Bui Paluvrnt rep,
ever.
la
s'lm's
hal
ddTerent.
1'ven
Inning
air, tt beromes a reflex and
or rinolional unbalance po>er a are ironrd oul Ihrmigh ptjrhialiic revent* a new. dmamie r-nrcpl
a barely audible t*eirh is very ynu ll lute a lerrlfle urge to swat*
nm*tant iLincet tn *orl*ty. IV frr I hr i apy
and it mti*l br givrn a chance."
embarraulng and requires pro- low more Usually, this nefurg
live ilrlinqucnt ■. |N-nolngi>i* rail
If tins lakrs longer Ilian III*
tu*e apologlrs
after ealmg.
I hr ni
original irnlrncr, hr sl»>*. anyPevpite the popular belief.
Holding a fork b*iwe*n your
Al Patuxent, in mile* finm Haiti w ,n |( |l take* tr** lime than Ihr
belching is not caused bv abnor* tre-li for hv'f an hour after earlx
rmiir. Ihr key lo Hie haiiitllnc of srnlrnrr, lie I* lr.in*frirrd lo a
m.vl fermentation in ihe atnmarh meal or » henever y o*i feel a sen*
itrfceljvc tli-lmqiirnlv i* the in lr- ronvenlional prrial intliliilmn to
The gai is merely air which you satton of fullness rnisht he a
tiara amallowed.
great help.
terminate triilencc In effect, it finish In* 1*i m If he nrvn ir
means lhal a nun vOmn- lelin *|«inds, hr never leave*.
Gives n*ll*l
'*ATJ,
The cork von see, prevents vmi
quenry ha- led him lo commit .i
IIESSEMKR Ala r fhr fam
You have . rert.vtn amount of fr,-m '? » ? " «
"'nuth. And
Vpproved by thr l.cgi-laluir In
relatively unitor rnme and mi^hi lied, Pat ll Senl wa* drdnali-.t and ily picket line I ftat *hul down a
air in vour aimnirh alt Ih* uni* “ nf* « ‘
w
»» >*
liter lead him to cnitimit s *eriona opi-nrd fm business only nine tog freight car manufacturing
r ii st alit swallowing of more air. >n" (
,’^ n ' *** " ' n 1 *“ *»
ftimpli
- nr ramiol i l l urn to mciily until months ago. Ih r main hmtding. ptanl and led » « woilier* idle
however, leans tn a feeling of d" * n mntr , ; r " ,h;<
hi* condition has hern remedied rotting at*-,ut four million dollar*, ha* lirrn withdiawn
fuHlie*v In the up|er abdomen or remedy is. It has produced d r»«
matte
results
“ Inctc-nrl of making Ihe punish now houses alt services and in
|o**r part r>f the chest llelrhtng
K I. McClain, 3t y*st oi l distion’t. however, attempt la
giyrs you relief hut, unfortunat*ment III the riim r." ■•** Itovlow eludes lod *pair for loo palu-nlx -b v ig c l pl*nl giur-l. *vd *e*|ri
I*. frequent al'trmP'a to be|rh »’r / ’d* the riiaturWng "w ind"w* niake d fit l!ir prj*iM1sllt) ul
Aiisitiarv hmlillirg*. a icpsiatr da* hr had -trclde-l lo let hit <h*
prnh.v'0 y w ill Iraq to tne swallow bv trying to force a belrh It wilj
Ih r ollender."
rnlargrd diagno lir crnlrr and ad pulr wdh ihe Pullman Standard
only make you f*e| wors*. , . ,
lug of more atr,
Un* nffendrr il Patnxmt i* s ditmn-tl Ii *in g qua i ter- raising Hie* Car Manufacturing i n br »ritlrd
r* I
QtffSTlCW AND ANSWrg
Bometinie*
(wlrhlng
Ii
a
s*mpwounded war vrieran wiih a Ion cap," oy tn nrany I-ssi will rotl Inrough regular i:-|r* jn tr thanloin
i
f
nrc.’
iilr
dues**
Mv.be
V
F
P
:
W'hat
la
the
ranse
of
rreiird of mul'-tlmc rhllilren sr* anolhrr -it million
’ nel* ol Ihr l III t oiled Sire I iiokpyloru obatrurtinn I* re*pon«lb> b u rn 'll?
rial ptii wi le*to* 111led lo dt-oi.id'
In rich gray walled rrH are a cr*
Chrome eholeeyatllii, or galtAnimer BiirtiMs t« m flam m s*
Ill'll from rr|iealing Ihr oHrii-r -High bed. laldr anil chair, toilrl
Hi, picketing, a led b- hi* ?’
h!adder IniUmmatton. with or Hon of a *ve containing fluid
Anothrr i* a yoiin? nun Willi an .t il *ink IhiiMiglooil thr re*l of jra i oil -d r and Iwo of thru
wlthnu' gallstones,usually causes located over any nn* of many
rvtrnAm- Id-lory of pingrev*iyel> Ihr budding corridori and nom* small ilulilirn inleti uptril npna
these srmptnmi. Also, liastily joint*
worse crime*, mam of them mm are done in patlrl grren* and huff- tlon* -d Ihr platil W*dnc*da* and
eaten mra!i and fillure tn rh * »
Inflammation may occur as a
milted a11r t r-cape from juvrnil-' colon I preitrd volranu a h
your fowl properly frequently result of an In ir.’ or infeetlon
ilu-cd it inniplrlrlv Thursday.
in-litullnn*. tie is rv>t an in-anr
brings on luia embarrassing or may be rauyed by overuse of
Dotlnw a I'ly ra ru ld nati*e of
Mi clam cUluird that he wa*
criminal end therefore rannol b* New York, grew up in kppalar^M. nnjmtly fir-ul after a fight with
trouble.
•the part.
placed in onr of Ihe special want- \ a . and receivrd hi* un-lrtgra-ln another employ* Ihrr* wci-k* ago
if ef?^|M I Ml Kt*| If f »l» |,s* 'lif !i> )
tor such per-nns at the sartou*
tlvl* mental hnipilal*
lake a child, h* aimply «t ill ha
DisUihulM br K i m r « i v n < avnawals.
lo «<ljust lo the lu -lr law* of man
"If a man who ii normal— mrn
lallv, at Icji -t— rnhv a hank: hi ilikely in get in or ?i year* in
pn-nn," explain* Jlo-lnw
By IIIO V H EN IlEBB O N
accidents in the state fast yearl Non fatal acridenl* In Montana "But if » ilangcr.ms |'*yr«'i'.ith
•
The AABOCIATKD PRESS
(12 of them fatal> 34 occurred not] doubled last *ca»"n. while th.. . *1' '*U. * J , r l , ,r r;"1'
1V *,
...
. .
. ,
. .
In grl |tl nr 1*1 ils*v m Jail And
You rio 'l buy a hunting Ucrata even while the hunter was firing . . . .
that
rlalmrd
J.vr.
declined
from
hr
„
h,
M„
lo ihoot people, but more men at game, but while he was "merely
probably will ba hit by gunfire this handling a gun with raaual aban the previous yrar, whirh might ih* first |* ri»n who rrm*r» i n- "
indlrale nothing except lhal Ih*
Patuxent wa* built In examine
../all thin mooM in these United don."
people who »h«*t people were nut, such criminals. Heal and rehatnli
Stales, and mora boys will be killed
Kentucky
researchers
looking
inshunting at well a* usual
tale thoir found In be drfrclive
Ihsn buffslo.
And si more and’ more hunlert to 21 caaa histories that were live
with Irss and less etpericnra crowd men and boys before Ihe shooting
into the same— or smaller— avail H a r ir i found that more than haN
able hunting area a, lha romerva- shot them iflvri. 21ore than oneiJan and firearm and aafely fotka third were under 20 years of age.
V ll bate a prtlly good idea whal'a Rut exartly 11 per rent were in
in itora for Ihe future if lomclhing the age groups 21-30, <1-30 and 31
70.
Isn't done.
Oregon rounled 11 persons dead
Something is. of course- In fart,
a great many things. Nearly avery and If troundid last season and
'state and every agency with an found three-fourths of all of them
interest in hunting is doing Its best, happened at a range of le u than
along with thouiandi of private 30 yards. The bulk of these involved
organirationi, to promote gun aaft- persona ihot by loaded tuns in
autoi, in boats nr around camp,
I?
Some stales— like New York and "all violations of the baaic 10 com
A s tifomia— require t h a t young mandments or gun safely," Ihe
* % n ie rt pass a lest la gun handllnjf slaia'a report read.
that many an eider would flunk
Among New llriiro 'a 10 casual
before isauanrc of thn first hunting ties, 10 watt charted and three
licenie. fitheri, like Idaho, bars involved huntera of le u than flea
aet up local training programs for years huatiag experience. But the
youngsters and adults both, not other seven Involved veterans of
only lo leach the fundamental! of from 10 lo 10 years.
firearm handling, but to provida
actual shooting aaperienea under
supers H Ion And atill others, Uka
0 * r r « i t t ffwfk W®»k S^r^Nf
• t 1'
Arkaasia, are concentrating on
l*t»«§ ftv? *fltd«l« ra*| r | i ffl ?*• It * Cali |
educational campaigns that can't
ftwn f t +4 (««• • Ctfn»f •« to'l ft U t
Vklp but reach the ta rt or ey«a of
br4 Iftdtf lrt4>t« i*»f tf »*|M*
ovary hunter in the state.
For building a new highway
2) teats or longer and are nil]
However, a check of busting ac
duly mmlcls, anolhrr for heavyo r im p ro vin g an old one,
lion and wear j*e^ mile. And asfl
M o il modern irucki on Ihe rood!
good for many mots years of
cidents around lha country snow a HONOLULU (It—Two shark-hitduty. Y<Hir Chevrolet-truck »ill do
concrete
Is
the
safe,
durable,
Cltcvrolci
truck
engmev
have
a
mod
economical
service.
Today,
clearly the human element that la le* survivors nf a mId-Pacific plane
If you don’t gal all th* advnn)nur job hclirr-and 2<n»A bciterl
economical
pavement.
em
|2-volt
rlrctrii.il
syvlcm
for
•ir-emralned innririr elimi
the Major factor in M arly avery crash were re route lo Honolulu
togea they offer, you stand lo
qitkkrr stalling, better ignition and a
■ lihap
Com
ret*
is
safe.
lie
gritty
nates
staling,
ptnvidet
c**n
Mas! m*d«m f*otuias dv*wgK*ut
today aboard the freighter that
lose money on the |ob today . , .
gicaicr electrical reserve.
For Imtanre, Ihe last annual sur found them after 44 hours la the
surface ii uniform ly skidgrvawr hu.li in duiab.luy.
AdvaiKcd su*pensionv! Moie rtgid,
vey compiled by lha National Rifle
end
again
at
lrode>in*timel
resistant, wet of dry. At niahi
eeo.
'
Th* Irurk diivar's "drsnm rnb'’
'ladder-lyp* frames! Tuhcleis liies
Com isle is rionomical. It
Assn showed l.lfls firearms arc!
Three others were dead from
it reflects ihe nroti lig h t.
standaid on ti-lo n mi**kU! Come in
W nh wide rinoramio windshield,
•uually unit levs in build than
denla in Ibt 21 stales and two
Most modtm p*w*r~Vt aa 0
H ig h e r visibility rviults in
and tee oil the ways you're w a v
'
median provinces cooperating on the crash aI • Flying Tiger DC4
concealed Siltiy ,S>cp and Highany other pavement designed
pla*i
shout
000
milei
west
In mint new Chevrolet truck models,
fkw»r accidents.
porta. Of these i t per test w an
ahead with new Chevrolet trucks!
level ventilation s> jicm.
for ih* same traffic. It haa
you have ymir choke of VA* or ft.
fatal.
•ri o«*a*-u w u r F
i i *«-***,»
Cisnmia is durable. Many
longer life and costa muth lass
Wads Stylinf-o Chevnlcl autustv*
•
■■ *U sllurl MWfC J •**■•*
Oner
ChcvratM'i new truck V S 'i have the
e n e m a highways all over
•n maintain. Thia ioults In
ahortcit atroke of any VS in any
T w o fresh, functional styling (real
-llJkOMi iff
MtSroaI
via hp*—o■t» lf«e lew BM M f a m aartke.
leading truck! That means leas fnc*
m enu-one for light* and medium*
f
New Plan Set To Help Prisoners
Belching Is Not Always
Due To Organic Disease
Fomily Picket Line
Is Withdrawn
By Discharged Man
Anything less is an
Agencies Promoting Gun Safety
old-fashioned truck!
New Chevrolet,
Shark'Bilten Duo
Rescued From Sea
V € Trucks
*
• mea in tha b n *
I
he
But rabbit- huntlag claimed
art
C.
Calif.
The twe aunrivere ware
ig from shark MUs,
and shock but the
resaal aaid thair rowdittaa was art
FkRTUHB CIMIRT ASSOCIATION
Year after year, America's but setting truck!
_
Korth Alnln Mroof, Oriwsdo, Moeidn
A Mtianal oryanliestaa to iwprove end ealend flv* ut*i el pe>il*~J (*«•*(
•ok
u
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t“ i
A?4?*J A l . ' . O i l
H oller M otor S ales
PAVEMENT
COR. 2nd A PALMETTO
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JAMES MAKtOW
You Too May Stand Straight
Helping Crippled Children
®
.
. A
nomihla that you will m ales R sbsst
«f , tamps by mail In th . near future. And
aarh .tamp will bear the picture of a amlU
»nm>ed with "Florida F.lka and un
derlined wITh^ “Harry-Anns ' Crippled Chll-
provide you with an opportun
ity to .erve hundred, of children who are
being rehabilitated, liven another chance to
‘ walV aa you and 1.
.
The Harry-Anna Crippled Children a
if Am# ia a charity hospital for the convawhose parent, .r . unable to payln,for huupitallzatio n ._______________ —
Going both Ways
If you have an old oanjc .tuck away In
the attic, or a ukulele o* a airirrles. fuitar,
-you ought to haul them out and dust them
off because they’if all back In style So are
player plnnoa an1 that aalonp-tunod. twang
ing, honky-t-mk piano. The young people
have discovered these melodious Instrument,
and the record business is iMKtminr on good
guitnrists and Humming gmd hanio men.
As a matter of fact thlnra s«m in gen
eral to he rolling two wave at once Cara are
long and aleck and hoi>MS are ranch sprradJng, plane, are jet propelled and we Just
can't seem to get enough propreM.
Vet fs-hlon's latest look I. a look back
ward I-arres are wearing those shoe* again,
the ones with the dagger point toes and what
they cal! on op.ra heel, ’t starts hit at the
heel bone and akinnles d- wn to pencil point
thickness Thee look a 1411- like the shoes
that Minnie Mouse weai*. Aa for the malt
garb, the three-hutton suit la Fdwardlan.
The narrow lapel, and hlghe: top button
makes anv man look as If he were wearing
•n old turtle shell. And that natural shouldtrllne—to whom did that ever do any
food?
It aeems aa silly to put a flapper In a
1955 kitchen aa it does to .eat King Edward
•n • hassock before the TV »et. But aa for
the ukulele, there, mv friende. I. • real
(naeetro'a instrument. Just pan me the aheet
music for Harvest Moon.
The Sanford Herald
Stutter Shakes Political W orld
M
• of
.J ALI.
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1
Work
this «hospital
I. #financed
through
eontrihutione from the Elka ef Florida, who
generously support moet of tha operations
of tho hug* medleal renter. But the Elke in
vite the assistance of those who are inter
ested tn helping in tho rehabilitation of
children.
Ones each year the eeals we mention
are mailed In order to raise fundi for the
home. These eeala art te be used on lettere
that you might mall. Ymir contribution may
be returned In tho itlf-addressed. stamped
envelope accomnanving your letter, and
each will be gratefully received and accept
edEach letter, bringing you the eeals, will
bear an Invitation. It save. “Won't you come
and visit us sometime!" You’ll see some of
the finest yoiingattra In Florida retaining
their health because ef the generoeity you
show In your eontrihutione.
If you are looking for a wonderful place
to lend your help, then be sure to look for
the etsmoi mailed to you from The llsrry7
Anna Crippled Children’* Home In I’matilla.
The letter, aigned hy Donald Rales of
Sanford concludes, “No man stands so
straight aa ha who stops to kelp a erippled
child!".
We unite agree.
Progress Underway
Just ten days ago. McGregor Smith,
Chairman of the Board of Florida Power
and Light Company announced one of the
greatest/single power plant expansion pro
ject* la the history of Florida.
Even though the project is In Broward
County, the Impact of auch expansion ia felt
around the fttate.
Construction contracts were let shout ten
daye ago and preliminary work started on
the Installation of two 140,000 Kilowatt tur
bine generators at Florida Power and Light
Company's F t Lauderdale Plant on tha New
River canal.
Four hundred workers and three years
will he necessary for the rompletion of the
twe units. Not only will these he the two
largeet generators ever Installed in Florida
hut their addition to tha plant will make It
the most powerful electricity producer in
the Stete.
The phenomenal growth ef the area, aa
wcH aa all ef Florida ia expected to continue
and Smith aald, “We are taking step* to be
eg
■•W K m M
I t S m l t r fcr S m m l H n r t M u
Sw il ls Is# M l a m p s U O s s i Saw MIS#
SHaata m i p i
fba Is a M la • ■ «■ > — a# *• Saw
M M
awntlaU aaalaalia>» ia r*a aaa M
•aa aa aM a a taral a m »»*ais< la m b I
Page 4
Tuesday, September ST, 1968
TODAY'S BIBI.e T U M I
Trin up a child in the way he should r o ;
and when he Is old he will not depart from
it.— Proverbs 22:4.— One tragedy of broken
homes ia that childern of auch home* miss
the training that la their right Homes
should not be broken up lightly.
e
e
•
We must through much tribulation enter
Into the kingdom of God.— Acta 14:11— The
governments of two vait countries have
tried to close tho door. Thero are still multi
tudes of martyrs, they think It worth while
to suffer.
Nothing shall he Impossible to you.—
Matthew 17:20.—That faith has put moot
of the power and wealth of the world In
Christian hands. It takes two hundred mandays to ralae an aero of rira In haathan
krds, but on'y two man-daya in America,
FBI Director
Says Crima Trend
fttay I t Breaking
WAMRNOTON
ininuiv vnuwr ua i M
n onctm
ne
Not only will the addition of the two
pflwarfpl unite te the Broward County
pisat at F t Lauderdale, hut the entire sys
tem ef the Florida Powsr and Light Com
pany will feel the benefit of sueh expansion,
with a'greeter supply of power and with
the $90,000,404 program a great boon to
the economy of the State.
Predictions In the Sanford area last year
•at the population trend here at triple its
present eeniue Hi ten years.
The ISO,000 Kilowatt combination of
the powsr plant prejset Is sufficient te take
ear* ef an increased population ef nearly a
million people. It will add more generating
capability than Ita entire ayatem could pro
duce ea T -J Day. one and a half time* aa
mueh, according te McGregor Smith’s anaoaneemenL
It takes money, and plenty ef K, to keep
an with the burden ef population growth ia
Florida. Aa a matter ef fact. It takas mors
that private huslaeea caa provide from reaerva funds, no tha borrowing power of
company officials mast bn need tn keen
•baring la tha forefront
With neb pvegnma aonthmfng, wa are
proud te b# carved by a forward-looking organtutloa like the Florida Power and Light
Company. Wa knew, with auch politic, tak
ing ears ef the growth In aor area when
electric power la eonearned, eur community
will nerar bn lagging behind, far a power
News O f Men
In Service
HAL BOYLE
W om en Gradually Leaving Homes
NEW YOR K tf> - Who aald big money Uea-lhs girl* are young mao who want* a eulot in
P O R T B E N N IN G , G .— Army
women * plara n i l in the home? *ie*dily creeping up no the weaker door exlalenc* i* ta— got • job aa Pfa. Deltaa F. Helm*. IS. ion
That Old laying ia leu true av *e*. The figure*: I.47S.MO women a maid, lo additioa to good pay, ef Mr. and Mr*. A. U Halrnt.
good maali and abort kauri it baa
ery year. And lhar* I* no better uieipeople, I.OJ.OO
U a g w M f, recently took part in
advantage: It la a wonder
lime In point H out this now—
Aiid* from tho trkaomo ehorei another
tha ISM Third Army Baaeball
ful
training
for
a
lad
who
later
during Nalkmal Buiineaa Women’a of common labor, what other field
Champianihip
Tournament at
WISH
to
get
married
sod
have
a
Week.
offer* lb* greateit poiaiblitiei for a
Fart Banning, Ga.
The ladle* are no longer content career-minded young woman? It Bom,'
Helm* played for Fort Jackann,
lo rule tho world by reeking would aeem to bo a Ufa down on
I . C i Hi lha ten-toam double eli
TWO M EN INJURKD
a cradle. Their hand at* reaching ,j,t |jrn ) n ,* r* wrr* only tot non
TAMPA * — Only two Univerilty mination tourney.
lor the «•«• reiutsr.
tody farmeri and farm managrra
A clerk la Company C ef tke
of Tampa football p tiy in , both
The tnflui of ha p* tieoit crowd (o m p iw J * , M i0 0 W, B.
Infantry Regiment
reiervei, are expected to m m the, KMth Airborne
,
lata taduitry la truly at* riling 1
Rut what about a young man Juit opener aiainat Mama Harry Sat- •* th* * « » .
tha
Nearly on* out <4 three of Amer
getting itartrd In lift? Ia there no urday bacauao of injurtea.
Army In Oetobar 1944.
ira‘« It million employed
Thay art Lou Glarobbt, aecondl A ,9*‘ t fadu*u ef Lyman High
powder their n o ... on the Job. I
J 'X r S t .£ V
Woman firat began punching "° ™
. tneieaaing feminine airing eenttr, and Wallaca Bern- School la I^ngwood, Helm* w n
bry, a guard. Giaeobbo fcaa • had graduated In IS&4 from Rollint
lime elorka to large aumbera dur ewmpetitioo?
Y n . Ia tho area of private houie- knee and Bembry a back Injury.
Collega tn Winter Park. Hi* wtf#
ing the lin t world war. The tread
Although Tampa whipped Worrit Halan, llvaa la Columbia, S. C.
muihroomtd during th* oceowd bold employment. There arc atll)
world war, and thea, after a brief l.TTO.eoe women la this lino af Harvey U S in tho Cigar Bowl hart
work rompared lo oaly H son men. la December, Coach Mareellna
■ TUTTO A R T, German^— MaJ.
abatement, picked up again.
Tbs moat algatficial develop But women are abandooing M by Huerta la not taking tho Golden Elmar G. Bandy, ton of Mr*. A. p . ,
arrlad aa wall sa lb* Wna of thouaandi every year, Eaglet aitUy,
Bandy, 41* W. F i m .lL , Sanford,
ment Mote
otek steady, They'd rather work la aa offlrw or
After a long aurpria* icrimmaga la a member of Seventh Army;
aiaglo worn*
factory Ibis cieas otkev pooplo a yeaterday, Huerta aald:
headquarter* la Germany.
work outaldo the kom*
“ Tha boyi expect a rough gams
Why? Romo bold that th* love*- bouaea.
Th* eomprthcnilv* and Intrailr*
The beet bat h r a s ambition* and thay arc ready h r M-“
aa af labor saviag daneci baa
training af U. I . combat unita »u*
made kouaekoepuig so almpls
Honed throughout Germany I* co
wivei are so longer tnwtewt to
ordinated by th* Bervnth Army.
apead Stair extra laiaur* toafiag
Major Bandy, who«a wife, Maria,
a horns.
t
to with him la Germany, la aaA mart Rtrly esswor: rape’s
llgnad to tha ouaraUana branch
paychock wo tooger will pay Mia
af aha Sevent't Army Signal
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Section. A l'J4! graduate af
gadgata that modern ewupla* sow
Georgia InatJtuU of Tochaology,
l
WIB80UTU,
key
tol
a
bowl
s
d
ir
fcftowr
wto
w
rw
t
rath
fee] are afewaaary h r a ritk h i)
si
enough
Is buy s muisv but sooa rsaltssd ho didn't have ths ho to a vatoraa of World War It
life— a aew ter, lalaviitoa act. antoo Inkiest notion of how to auks M s h ir his s a M u s is , So ho and tho Korwaa naflick
tomatie dnhwaiher, and Iko lika.
hired • in ls s iliM l mm I s ^ ^ W ’
Tito awly practical Mutton— m im e
to po *wt and gat aa a payroll
Villas
.
r
Corialaly too oM-faih
band who one* malodnmattcally
proclaimed, “ I'd atarva before I'd
let my wife go to work,” IS get
ting .carver Snnw wive* atari
complain, “ I'd like to *liy born*,
but toat km band af mine — bo
koepa puthing me out tola too In
toarhst'* Mora sod siora
wtvaa arc flsdtag that ths beat
way to keep a husband to, first,
to hasp a Job. vs tho s m s toots
las
follow wool havo too awtira bur
ton of bringing homo too boron.
Each year t r a m ga Into new
field* one* ruled only by
There arc lady atoopltjarki, lady
itockbrakera, lady riveter*, lady
building contractor*, lady channel
avrimmera, lady wroaGera. Bo far
there hart been no major league
lady baaeball glsyur* — although
pueatMlty to
from Umo to tomo-or a rosily
iltisc Isdy kaavywalght fight« . Woman aUl prator to do tooto
toAgktax st busis.
Atoah »t too MSS ouwmmI|W W
~
*1 «
T , M B ! V * l„ 1 —
Within your own life
time you have noticed huw
much better your medi
cines help overcome sickne.-^s, and the greatly in
creased knowledge your
Physician has to kfep you
well. These benefits arc
not. “Accidental",
All over tho world rorcsearch scientists s r •
searching for new snd bet
ter treatments. Ths phar
maceutical industry ex
pends vast sums to perfect
s single better drug. Al
most as great s “Miracle",
as the results they accom
plish is the comparatively
low cost of medicines. You
aic actually spending less
per sickness than you ever
did besfors.
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PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
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Thai
too nuts anti s
•Isom In his *yw snd s heavy
wooden hoard In hto hand
Ms took a roundhoutowering
and locked ths mule's back
Juit aa hard as ha could. Tho
mult didn't avon blink. Ths
trainer whacked him again. \
“Ocah s'mlchty," protastad
Os owssr, “art you <Utag to
tourdto a ir to u ls r
"It's osar to bus
THE BIG
hmow
nothing ahowl toon nrtoton."
said tho trstoar atotoy. “Ftos
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7udge Houaholder announces nr* houre for the Boeurtnff of driven
licento in the Court House lobby for each day left — Open tech morning
8:90 *.m. clou eich afternoon 5:30 p.m, also open through the noon hour.
Judge Houaholder tayi hie employee! ir e working oarly end let# for your
eonyenlofioo and ho urges you to. secure your lieenre tmmeditUty end
avoid the Uet houn big ruih,Thtt under tho law Friday, Sept 90th it
positively the loot day.
Judge Houaholder reminds th a t? * . »iuat present your 1965 license and
that it cannot bo returned upon lu uin g th e 1956 license and that you can
your 1966 license by moll i f y ou tend in the 1966 license with the
J'
for operators and
for chauffari license and a
ef 11 per scstia the somber af
af M
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ACCIDENTAL"
dsrtog sstomw’s Stsewveey that
s a w a n awtotsBy stosagn to
a Cigarr Heaver eeys 1M "may ***** pWgj*"_* Jtt
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eaew a Hag avarice break te tte **?*!_■*!*
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ttwaii (rime weai af tte peel
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etvse rears."
sere.rettery ant bergUry
Hoover repertei s iHgbt I P dsnesoj wbUe rape m i
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and am pattern will bn developed for a
bigger and waahhlar area, to tha years aoaberad bp ass ISf.SSS to M » .
•head af on.
S. This Sara steal • pMy, soa-
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’imalSJt^nS; iX
"SUS"
M I k m si
awvto. tow toasiltosst toiss hors toads Is Ai
toa’a wtofetog *srtd.
hi tool year toes* na n M,
• wwmaw to so amptopwd |
latlnw sf SS.Mi.toh,
Tbs sutistics-sbww tost we
refer todsor Mbs to toass ton
•apply.
Mar tbs* toa bswsMto af heab air
U f a gauge ear awn growth with that sd rtsrvlao. There were Lllt.eos
•f tha Florida Power tad Light Compaay M M riarfca sad (M m worker*
aoaporad to a,m ,i
year b
Mae
WASHINGTON ill - A
mea’i Republican* fur control af the! campaign which conceivably might
h u rt beet itutter* n«m »nt*rUj—
end ta thoi# fleetiag moments •
mhoie politic*) evrld U ebekta to both aide* muat now took at thei* *°u,d ,Und
it* louodttioni.
coming campaign from rmJicaUy | L’P 1° 'bn point, the Republlcaa
Tbit is «b * t hippened when altered point* of view. And tlui chief* hate mad* all thttr camPreiidest Eiienboesr tulitred a murk at lent ia apparent:
j pugn plan* on the aiiumptloa that
h u rt attack early Saturday at
Tho "•Publican, no loogar can Etaenhoeer would run. .Now uie.o
Oenvar,
W#* ° .V r V *
P1*"*
be retail in recognition
Fir.1 there v ia the atunalsi date. Neither are they ut a portion of tha alternative that he will art
ihoek of tho nee* billing the capi to urge him to ru* again even if bo available. And thero 1* tho
tal aiih all it* im plicatioai. But tha Preitdent ihouid retowr tom -; likelihood tho ronventma abirh
eves in the nttpourini ef lympathy pletety from thti attack. To do *o wa* to bar* nominated Elrenboarr
and prayert for the Preitdent* would put the GOP thief* in the without oppoittion wilt be a battlerrrovery, thero wa* Ui* realuattoa awkward potltioa of eiking Eutn ground.
that aolhiog in politic* wsa emit boeer to uadertako a itrrnuoui
At the moment. Vice Preiident
the aim* aa it bad beea before
Richard II. Nixes appear* la bo
thoi* fateful hour* betwera mid*
in the itrongrit poiitlrn lo bid tor
sight and ditto l» e daya ago.
the n o m i n a t i o n if Elienboarr
Thai* wai the reluctant accept
docie’t run. Nuno la reported by
ance by Republican* of the prob
GOP leaden to be highly, popular
abilitv moil of them bad reluied
with p a r t y orgamzatioo mm
to admit before— that Eltenboatr
tha country But no on*
BRUNSW ICK, Ga. f P H T .V C )-, throughout
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will sot be tho GOP prealdeaual Piaoklta D. R.rlrnhaugh, airman claim* Ntaoo can com* clo*e ia
candidate na*t year.
I apprentice t ’BN, aon af lira, matching Encnho.er* tiemendau*
And there wa* the recognition Clifford C. Bedenhaugb ef 1111 popularity and vote-getting appeal,
by tha Democrat! that fate, oven French Av*., Sanford, reported or that b* might be nominated
In a ■ unwoleome manner, had Sept. 1, fee duty at th* Glyiw* without a thaUeng*.
plared them auddenly in • far *•**! Air Sutiow hei*.
| a * for th* Demucratl, the thingi
atrarger paailinn to challenge the
Bedenhauah
reported
h e r * they have feared moit io looking
rrom th. Naval Uffirer* Combat toward th* IMS eampiirn have
Iafeirnatioa Center Rehool at tl* hern Eurnhower'a popularity end
Air Sution, Glenview, I 1L the thought he would run again.
Before entering th* Navy in
November
IM I,
h* atundtd
“NOTHING UNDER
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Southside School Patrol Mothers
Issued Equipment; Given Bus Rules
Extension Group
Has Fall Party
Feting Members
Mr*. Francos Murray, chair* J patrol mother*,
man of Ui« Southed* school talc* I Mr*. Hrnry D'Amiro, who ha*
ty pi gram #n<l Mr*. Alica M it- hem a patrol mother for some
link co-vhairman aim £ with tholtlmo, demonstrated what a patrol
»choo| patrol mother*, tort ye s-; mother thouli) do. She explained
One of the "loveliest and most
trniay morning at !U a. in. for a that the mother should ’ » at tne
enjoyable’* attain of the early fill
business and di*cu»*ional M ict-'hu* *tup 10 nun
* lote the
tea son wa* the annua! putty hon
imr in U x
Seminal* County ihildien arris# ami mat in a
oring the member* of the Kvten
ulu-ol administration building.
neighborhood such a* hei* tlx
sion Group of the Cirri Iluptijt
I'vlle# Chief Roy Miiiiam# and mother* took turn* each raontChurch.
I’timn. Arnold William* wrr* "it I in#. "In order to keep peace*'
The gue»t* aitrmhled in the re
hano to lel| thus# p m r n l tiiat ahe *aid "we let the little bo> •
rt calkin room oi Hie Sunday S< tm.il
any *|tecde.r* or violator*, r rg a td -g u ili*t ole niornin# and tne
building With Mr* K T Hunt,
In# school hu* *top rule*, aliould' little girl* the next".
Site w*nt on to »ay, “ All pet* *uprrtnlemlent ol the Extension
have their tag num lxu turned
in. They alto ditltlbuted whittle*, mutt he kept at home and tie Department m rharge. Decoration*
Haiti and. aim banu* lor the picking of (low et* and su-h wcie v art-colored hibiscus and pink
thmgi mu<t he *trickly forbid- and while gladioli along with
den. I he children ate really quite muni*.
The Rev. John Miller accom
orderly.**
Chief William*
showed the panied by Mr*. Miller at the piano
group how they should slow <ang a beautiful solo. The Ha-v W.
down a car and how to stop one I’ Brooks J r gate an appropriate
with a patio| f.ag. "1 think the short talk stressing the role that
*!iul-ln* can play in the church
Th* Reta Sigma I’hl Sorority univcrstai gesture", h* said, 'to plug ram by their “nr v #r-ceasing
stop
a
car
woutd
he
to
stick
the
held it* annual Informal Ru«h
prayer* and example*." Many
party la*t night at the tiolf flag straight out." lie tsplainid >how extreme braver), courage,
that this It Important a* the
Kindergarten on l‘ark Ave. Mempatience and rhrrrfulne** tn the
tier* and ruthre* tamo dreited a* driver of an automobile will be face of Blue** and suffering" he
watching
the
(lag
and
might
g<t
kindergarten kiddie*.
Gated. Prayer wa* then giten by
Children*' game* were playrd confused if tt i* not done rigid. .Mr*. A J. Peter *t»n
including niuiical chair*
and - Mr*. Velma Mitchell, pnncipal
Mr*. J . I llarntun pre*rnled
pitching penniet in milk hnltle*. of the school, announced that *h* an intpiraliunal devotional tllu*will
tend
each
child
home
with
a
I'riie* were awarded during the
tiatmg with flannellgraph Mr*
evening ami Candy McClanehan set of rule* for bu« stop*.
The rulrs trad: t i l Airis* at Pearl IL n .e ll f lm -l the busines*
wa* choten for the moil ortgir a!
SECOND CHILDHOOD — llir member* ami luslire* nl the llrta Sigma I'tii Soioiity atlrmlrd the
*e«*ton with a prayer.
costume with other priie* going the hut slop not more than IS
The He* Miller then ted the
annual inloimtl 1*i*lt pailv as kindrigailrn kuiiii-t la«l night. I be allair s o appiopuatri) nr.u ,1*
m
it
»te*
lief
ore
hu*
time;
Gil
to Kvelyn Bale*. Me*. Gordon
heave p*,.
pel* or non-school rhildieil
the todl Kindeigailrn. Shown above air the iu-hert in llinr "inlo.mal alluc," Cliiltiirn'i gone* weie
Frederick, Klda Nichola, Minolta ‘-r.ve
misuse.. group
• ' 3 in rommund) . .tinging
" " " '" V av
Newman amt Mr*. Robert Hug. •‘ home; M l Only on. patrol mo- eumpaniedI by Mr. II II New
plavrti ami eveiyone had a "g.eat time-”
(I'lodo bv Jamrson 1
The kin lerearlrn we. aunra-! ,h*1 *l ■ *l,T each morning un- man.
nu>»# pro-.nl
entemt
I-riatriy decorated forth. no*lr“ de.ignafd by the chairman; h,atlily into I r
-mum
and
I several month*, ha* relumed to
aion. Brightly eotoied ball.w>.is H i Climbing on tiee*. feme*, thoroughly enjoyed the singing ->f
v Ssnb.nl and announeril that anytelephone
pule*,
or
»n
h>.u»e*
>
1
'old
lime’
hymn*
'
a
member
taut
were strung on ribbons to form
(As l.rate floweis.
Delirious irlrrthment* w rir *.t
one wishing to kn-ov anything
an archway In the renter of the fo,hidden;
about the l So thiHlU call her.
room end nurseiy rhyme records shrubs, or ptoperty untouched; ved by the hoilc**ei alter h fit h
The Wilson Sehool I' T\ tn I’sola
were played. A unique idea for lily Cross a street only when the the gued* weir muted into the
held it fir-' P-TA meeting Friday
T! i* D'.rva*
name tags was carried out ny patrol mother signals; l i i Obey «mall chapel where a col >. film
meld at J UW pm In the tciliwd.
Mot hr 1a C lirlr
using pi nny
tuckers
s t u c k I’atrol mother at all lime*; i Hi ’ The Resurrection" wa» shown
I'rr-rn t on Mu* occasion were
The annual hu.lgrt wa* prepared l oniinunity I'n
through animal rut-outs and lied Be in line a* bus approaches; |Vi
Good cilise.i* will not push or Mr*. \ J I'rti-rson. Mrs IVail and pla • were di*«listed for the will Itase a tal
with a game raid.
Ml*. John J:'. begiiiliing at 10
Refieshmtnti of cupcakes d*- those, or lx noisy; and <I•*1 llansell, Mr* It V. Smith Mi* Hallowe'en carnival
Mi *, Clou r Man *
rotated, like the face of a kid Any one disobeying thrsr rules I* 1* Campbell. M r- S J llro k- Grllli* wa* itwtnrd general ehair*
Tuewtlny — Wrilripwilnv
Mr* it H. Newman, “ Mother’ lit ut of the event ami 1* to tvoik li'poti on hoiiie demon *11atlon
die, ice rrsain and soft drinks will b« reported."
S I V ltlS 45:IS
I'llmn. it ilham* told the ap Brill. Mr*
h Mi
> 1 Smith Mr- it F. Hireling* **In ieh weie held in
Tearl Byrd, Mi* J
w ue seised after the game*.
Gan.i*
Mi*
I.
I,
I.ewi*
ami
Mr*
proximately
20
m
oih.it
present
P
Harrison.
Mr*
Addle
Hunt.
Gainesville
n
.-iit
h
.
All
cmullig
Nmrte*n members wue pieW
Th* tO«n J-Jv# b~n
J. I' Bales.
thould bring lloir itwn -amisent end .5 rushes Including Slit, that school patialinrn ranging Mr*. S J Merk*. Mis Ituby l ; . .
liffuer* lor the yeai ate Wood w i, lie* as lulu h will Ix irrvrd at
.Mu. 1; udon
Frederick,
Mi*. flout the ages of Id In IN will Mrs. Ray Reel. Mrs Jewel Chap
Dan Kitten, Mrs. Wallace Tyie. lx sworn In as soon a* possible man, Mrs. Rosalie Hnllomnn. Mi* row Hat 1* pie*.dent. Mi* John tl 111 a, m Hrinkt ami detsnt
Mrs. J » rph Garrett, Mist Ann* and will rrctive badges and the It T. Hunt, Mr* M illiam*. n. Mr* Grilfis, viccprr idrnt. Mi* M E . il| I r furiii-lml All women air
Corley, Mita Dial Boyle, Carolyn *ll,ih,;r">' ><• ride on the bu-n^ to Marshall, Mr snd Mis M s Nrl Martel, secretary; ami Ml* Jean Invited to attrnd. ||it*|r**rs aro
Ml*. J. M. Ih«l.on and Mi* G. G
Belts, F -ance*
Robetts,
Mis. maintain order. He and Chief s.-n, Mr and Mr* J..hn Miller an,I Brock, treasurer.
M hile.
Roliert It Brig, Mrs. K A. .New Williams said that portable 15- Dr. W. I*. Brook* Jr.
T
ie
yeal'*
committee*
were
*p
man Jr., Mus Joni haundtrs. Mis milt school tone signs will tx
: 110 — 10: 0(1
pom'rd at the executive roinnut
placed at tlx bus stops and can
Roixit
t.'ushing,
Mrs. Fay#
I'l.l »
.Ire
met
ling
which
was
hrtd
Sept.
tjnli k pie
I,, - a pi# piste
lx removed by the mothers when
Lodge, and Candy McClanehan.
i'J They air puhhrlly, Mr* Gan with lady fingrtt amt fill with a
not in use.
as; mrmbei-hip.
Mr*
Smith; gelatin chiffon mixture I hill and
A
no-paikinr ion# in end
around the school was discussed
Henry Took* returned recent magatinrs. Mi* C A I.rc bud top with w hipped drain heioi*
Seminole Rrixksh l^vdse mci as their 1* “quite a bit of ron- ly to Pew am e Mittlary Academy gs-t and I Ilialire. Mi* .Iran Brock; tei v mg. It you air using an
Thursday In the IO O F Hall with fusion" when Ihe mothers tome in Rewane# Tenn, wheie he w il devotional. Mis Havi*; progtam oiaiigr flavoitd f*»i11ng. gainisli
Noble t,iand Mabel Brown p rr-,fo r their children, “ home of Ihi* enter hit junior yiar. He it the Mrs J C hike*; county council the whippeil cm-am with slated
aiding.
will Ix let up when the schedule •«n of Mr. and Mrs. Hairy T*>'>he .Iclrgatr*. Mi* Cbarlea I, Jarrolt, f hot olatr.
••
and Mi* lx-m heel; allciiutc*.
After routine huslnr** "Happy is changed from l" o'clock to
S :'J t (In ly
Ever t i) adding a little tantll*
Birthday" wa* aung to the *«v- two o’clock" said JHs.
Mra. Mitchell.
Fourteen visitors called on Mr Mr*. Grdfiv ar-l Mr* M E War
( All IOU.N
eral
member*
having
recent
The
last
di*cu**:on
dwell and Mrs. Carl
Echols S inlay frl; r*> »tn mothci*. lu -t and »ec In waffle "I pan, ake
birthdays.
around the tentative bicycle **fe- afternoon a* it wa* Mrs. Echo!* .nil grade* Mi* l.cu M i- Grady
f mdh and Mr*.
A *ci<rn which will be used In ty club which i* being planned, hiithrla* and Ihey had )it*l moved liavliLun, ' I n
showing pictuiss of
Rebekah |f the plan works out all blcy- Inio their new home on 2o.'t R Gao**; ti n.i an I fourth, Mr*
l.fwi- Mr* X* ini II S, linruler
work wa* presen'ed to the lodge rle* will he registered, put tn l-a.ircl Ave.
srd Mr* Mallei; and fifth and
from the past nohl* grand*.
top working order, and sc^l* will
Th* meeting was di*mi*>e*l in ix is*urd In th# owner*. When
The friends of R R Beck will *i\th grades, Mi*- BiirfY, Mrs
due lot in with It) member* and nior# information Is obtained tur- b# glad to hear that he left ihe Divi* and Mi* Si*cncrr Grew.
S E E G O R H A M 'S N E W
tlx mprting w a* adpiuinrd and
lw„ visitors present.
, | Hire plant wilt Ix announced.
Erniald Laughton Memorial Hus
pital today after being confined n l i r htnrnls scrveil
there for several days clue to
Tip f -r B - I rooks: Next time
an accident on his ranch. Mr
lin k said that “ lx wauled to you are lopping a cake or pie
thank hi* frirnd* for then rou- with walnut lust**«. blown the
•tdeiation and kindne** dining tint* lightly li a little butler hePREFERRED O VER ALL O TH E R
fine Using a* Ihe garnish.
his illnrss.'*
Beta Sigma Phi
Holds Rush Party;
Uses #Kid' Theme
MISS MLK1AM HOTE
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Sept. 29 Date Set For Marriage
Of Meriam Moye, James Jenkins
B I R T H S
Mr. and Mr*. Robert A. (B->b)
Re: nett announca th* birth of a
« Ih. 5W oi. acm, Robert Morgan
Bennett, Sept. 21 In the Fenvald
Laughton
Memorial
Hospital.
Both parent* are
well
known
members of the ehoir of lb#
First Methodist Church.
Mr. and Mr* J . M Muye are to
day announcing the engagement
and apprnarhlng marriage ut
tnrir daughter, Miss
Meriam
Kliraheth Muye. tn James Harold
Jenkins of Chattanooga, Tcnn,
><>n of the Rev. and Mrs. Horace
Smith Jenkins
of LaKayetie,
Term.
Th* ritea will taka place on Sept.
29 In the First Baptist Church tn
Rossulle. Tenn.
Ills* Mnye was born in Sanfnrd
and attended local scho.il* gradua
ting from Seminole High School
In 1952 She finished nurses'
training at Earlangrr llnspllal in
ChiltinooKa and ii now un the
ho*pital staff there.
Baptist Tea Slated
The Dorcas and Golden Circle
Classes of th#
First Baptist
Church will have a Da Wedneaday afternoon at the Educational
Building In th# Church. This I*
In honor of the new member* end
thosg" who will he promoted.
J k will k* -heM from 4 |> in. t*
Mr. end Mra. D. F . Mcft'hoiter 3:30 and a nursery will be held for
of Orlando announca the birth th# children.
of a *<>n weighing I lbs. and 2
ot. Sept. 2n in the Oranga Me
morial Hospital. Th# young man
was named Steven Douglas. Mra.
McWhorter la the former Jlus
Betty West.
Wilson School PTA
Discusses Carnival
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Rebekahs Convene
P
b a a o j io I a
S T E R L IN G
ta n fftSf
A M E R IC A N S !
It’s a dream u/fth
i>Ti| d ra p e s!"
In rot*f ro-emtf presV^-s,
yovinj; Amern/nt over*
wlicliningty thtne "Oleste*
•v their favorite tin ling
prrtetn over rodsv'i most
populai detigns. Before
buy joy sterling, coma
in and ice "Celeste". Yon
can siart your "Celeste' let)
with a tingle teavp*x>n.
Then tegtster j-otit choica
ol this heavenly paitern
» ith us to l-c sure yout family
ami friends will always
j.no»' your preference.
K itch ra ton#* t u n hnroa alters
i4 i i u u f i links aicsly. K m jv
Wedding or Formal
Coming Up?
LAST TIME TODAY
Extension Telephones
in color adJ smartness
and beauty to your home
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STARTS TOMORROW £ *
FRIDAY
Th* Sanford Boot and Ski Club
will meet In tha CAP Hall above
Touch ten's Drugstore at I .
The public is cordiail) iavitad to
AtlUfUdj,
«
The First Baptist Training Union
D E S IG N S
B f T O D A Y 'S Y O U N G
TU ES D A Y
•
Th* CPO Wire* Club will hold a
meeting at I p. m. in th# CPO
Club at INAA5. Hosts**** will he
Mrs A J. Allen. Mr*. James Cor
bet. and Mr*. Elvira Berkley.
The Past Noble Grand Club of
• the Seminole Rrtiekah Lodge will
meet with Mrs Nancy Dobbina at
*81 E. Fifth Street.
AH enlisted msn'a wrtree of tha
B N A A S ars cordially Uvdted u
attend tha first meeting to form
the Navy Wives Club. It wiU bo
bold hi tho Bnllatod Man'* Club
at • p.m. For transport* lisa
yleaso (all IIS -1- t .
’
Tho First Baptist Intermedia!#
Ro>*l Ambassadors will meat at
T p m.
Tho First Baptist Training
SINGING GROUP— The Seminole
Union Enlargement Revival at T:M
1 dpi# Irio made ita first appearance yrilrrday at
ihe Sanford Holarjr luncheon held in Ihe Yacht Uub. Ihe young ladies charmed th* listeners with
p.m In the educational building.
auch songs aa "Mat* Believe, and
W ED N ESD AY
n il *
^ 0Uf L'whrella" snd other*. Shown, left In right.
Tha Central Baptut Church choir are Hal Harrington. Kay Jenkins, Bobbie Crutchfield, Carol Null, Sylvia Puce, Lou Uariorau, ^vonrehearsal will ha at T p, m. Pray- ne Cullen. Nancy While, and hit Causey, (Photo by Jameson)*
•r meeting is at I u clerk.
N o il lima yon prepare corn
T ie First Baptist Training Union
pudding,
add n little chopped
Enlargement Revival in tha educa
pepper and caaned pitional building beginning at 1:10 green
misnUs.
p.m.
THUR SDAY
Tha Royal Ambassadors of Ike
Central Baptist Cburcb will moot
l r tha chunk at T:J* p. m.
Tho First BaptDt Junior Royal
Ambassadors will meet at T p.m.
Tho First Baptist Training Union
Knlirgoment Revival at T :M p.m.
meeting in the edurat.onal building.
Semlnol* Rebekah Lodge No.
43 will have a revered dish sup
per a! 6.ZD p. tu. la tits IO OF
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Reasoning
Bttoro they Invaded College
Park; ltd., last weekend. UCLA's
Pacific Coa*t champion, had won
10 il.alghl Ttiey had Item picked
lo thri preicavon A-'ucialcd Peru
pfdl a* the Itest hrt for the mylhi
cal national cbldiplombip And
they had led the first weekly
ratings.
'Maryland beat the L'clan* 7-0.
In a das* fight wiib Michigan,
the power of the Big Ten, the
M*r)Ul)drra rolled up a total of
i'tl3 point* In the. poll of sports
VVrUcXi and btoadeastrra to jump
ffom fifth U» first in the standings,
hlkhigan, which defeated Mlsiourl
4|-7. had I.OM point.
-pottili are awarded on the ha*i«
<4 to lor a first-pUee vole, 3 tur
•Frond etc.
.Cotnpl* Icing thr first 10 wrre
Notia Dame ma>!« an Impressive
debut against Southern Mrlhodld.
Winning 17-0 Army imolhered lit
tle Furman 81-0- Texas Christian
-yaiLJISif 32° score on Texas Tech.
I k w e e r r the three newrnmers lo
,0ft l*t» 10 replacing Pittsburgh,
eHhaiMlrpI and Navy.
C J T ha leaders with first-plat*
N y tW fa partnthf>*»i
J P " llaryland (41) ----------------- 113
• *. Michigan itt>
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g. Giorpla Tech ( I I ) -------- 701
4. Notre Dame (3) ............ 871
I. Oklahoma ( 12) ------------------ 671
8. Arm y (1)
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417
T, UCLA
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Southern Cal. 13)
2*3
IfcxTCU (3)
239
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IT. Wlseon>in ____
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SV, Washington ( I )
ID Baylor
University Buzzes
A) disappearance
f Of Football Player
9 0 V LD E B , Colo. IP— The Uni
versity of Colorado campus busted
today over the disappearance ol
fmtball guard Joe Connors during
Ihe second half nf Ihe CU-Arltona
fame here Saturday.
1
Coach Dal Ward aaid Connors
p (s y «l part of the first half. But
when Ward tailed far him to enter
; the .game In Ihe third quarter, the
•3-pound lineman was not on the
hsnrb,
' Ward said he roulJ not explain
Connors’ absence.
"Have no Idea where he Is." the
CU roach added, and declared:
*Tm nnl going looking for him—
be U have to come bark on hla
•wn •
CVinors, a 23-year-old native of
Plttiton, Pa., enrolled at Colorado
In tha fail of 1934 after a hitch
in (ho Marine Corps. He wai
nttllglble Iasi year berautt ha
plxyed at William & Mary in 1950.
r -ll# reported to the Buffalo varglty a* an end Dal spring, was
■witmed to guard, and later was
Usied aa onn of the bait new linetom on the squad.
, ^*4 Coarh Ray Jenklni said
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NEW YOIJK IT -E v e n Ihough
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Manager Casey Stengel doesn't
C P A w r/ a ii
IV \
know who Is coins lo play, hu
New York Yankee* today remained
ileady 13 10 favorites In win Ike
World Scrlei from the Brooklyn
Dodgers.
The ftrtl came U irhedulrd for
Hie Yankee Stadium at ’ p m. Inmorrow, and Stengel may not de
ride on hi* lineup until I I 19.
" I don’t know what my Infield
or my outftcld I* gmng to be.” he
taid. "and I won’l know until ]u»t
before the game. All I know li that
I have a eouplr of ttartine pitcher*
ready— Whitry Ford for the fir*t
same and Tommy Hyrna for the
vreund."
The forces »l It for rain all day
tomorrow, arsJ nunlbly Thursday
too. If the opener i* poitpnnrd.
the rlcmenl* would work In favor
of the Yank* berauie Mickey
Mantle’* ail Inc leg would have ad
ditional lime to heal
At (he moment, Mantle, the
Yank*’ leading batter and home
A t r c R CL UVULA Vp
run hitler, it far from opllmlilie.
to * r a r e #
In fact, if the fir»t game goei on
e tU 'B iriO V c o v r e t r *
a* tcheduled. he prnhably won't
o r r o FS TC PH eO r n »
atari.
P if Asp m p K O tr* ?
to iw t£A6 a s !-A VO A
"It feel* belter." taid Mantle,
f Z S O O W f if , > * >4’P
"but I tlill haven't tried to put
any pressure on it."
If Mantle I* unable In make it,
Irv Viren probably will move from
left field lo renter field. Boh t'rrv
or Eliton Howard then probably
wmild move In lo left field,
Evrept for Mantle, the Yank*
are in line *hape. Their only other
doubtful *p d I.i* ihurMop, where
It’s a lus.up between Phil Itinutu
ind G rrry Coleman Yng| Derr’
NEW YORK
-Manager May*.
will rslch, Joe Collin* play (list
hair, Billy Martin fhi* Army Smith of the Philadelphia rhilbe*.
Iravc ha* been rxtrndrd) second, in town for Ihe World Serlet, ha I
Gil MrDougald third and Hank this observation today: "A World
Series Is a pitching runted I
Bauer right field.
think B r o o k l y n pilrher Clrm
Brooklyn Manager Walt Alston, l^ibine la going lo he on* of the
a* u.usl, h«* been going about hla most important men In the country
Job in atricUy a businesslike man In the next few days. He's Ihe
ner— no fuss, no tndreislon, no
Dudgits* bed."
turmoil. lying ago. he had derided
on hi* series lineup airi for Ihe
next I I hours he need* only lo hope The first t»n game* are in Ihe
Yankee .Stadium and they don't
his men stay, In lop shape
get over In HritoVlyn until Friday,
night fielder Carl Furillo has a
hut there's a fellow c»mperi out
entd, hut he reported he rxpeclrd
side Khhel* Field since last Satur
to be ready far, action.
day. The Yank ram pert didn't be
Alston met yesterday with his gin arriving until yesterday,
hoard of strategy lo talk over thr
Yank weakness and reported he
W hllry Ford, wlm I* to *tait the
was "very pleased" with Ihe con first gamr for the Yanks tomor
ference.
row, said Jackie Robinson t* the
I answer to an observation by toughest bitter evrr larrd. But
a, reporter, that ha must have had I fret real R<j>d about starting
aA
tMW IriMiVil*
'nrk**
some
troubH IrwAAint
keeping Ilia
his rfiiti
Hub *
"up"
agaimt thr Dillger*— in the Sta
for almori a month— the Hronka dium," added the Yanks’ No. t
flinched the National league pen hurler.
nant Sept. » — AI*lon replied;
Carl Furillo, the l)<»lger right
"No major league ball player fielder, is nursing a mid which
hai to gel ’up' for a World Serif*. means lhat he’* had trouble now in
They all know this what they've four »rrie* ftefore the '33 Serle*,
been lighting for all year ant ha sulfcrcd a Iraclured tell hand
they're nut going to atop now."
in a sruflle with l^o Duroeher,
Perhaps the only big qur*tlun in 'S3 he had eyt trouble and in
markon the Dodger* Is their pitch '49 ha suffered a groin Injury,
ing staff. Big Don New combe, w ho
goei In the opener, la the only
(linger on whom Alston rould count
on day in and day out through the
regular season.
The Dodgers' lineup, In idditlun wril,
, ulll ............... ..
to Furillo and Ncwcombe, will, fanl>* the least tha fan* c*
have Roy Tampanell* behind the1fry to protect themselves,
plate, Gil Hodges at first, Don,
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Zimmer at second. Tee Wee Reese #»
a •
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■t ihortvtop, Jackie Robinson at X l i r D N C i n f l
IIIH I
third base. Junior Gilliam In left J U I | I I I A I I I J |
■ M ill
field and Duke SnkJer In center.
After Ncwcombe, Alston prob- f A A .
E !n L r r km
ably will atari Billy Loe* in Ihe
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accord game, and follow with Carl
Ersklne for tha third game, Johnny
F ITTS B U R G H (J T -A h i
M rei or Karl Bpoonar for Ihe tamoot of M.U9 fani aaw (
fourth ami enme back with New- ^ 1, Jim m y rinks losa Iwc
combe for the fifth.
down passe* In give the Pit
After Byrne in the second game, Bleriera a 14-7 victory m
Stengel probably will send Bob Chicago Cardinals In 1 t
Grim against the Brooks In Ihe Football League opener fi
third game, then Bob Turley In clubs last night.
Nfl
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and tVriH
Dun ILarsen
In V
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Mondays Sessions
Are On Light Side
Panthers
Gather
First T D
fly T H E ASSOCIATED PRESS
With the exception of Vanderbilt,
Southeavtern Conference t e a m *
UD
U W f le rS
J,,nr' High Tiger.. before n u.
took Monday'* practice *e*itoni on r i d | U | L O
wwr
v n t l U J , rr0Ad Uf JJ00 defeated the $ * 7
the light aide The Commodore*,
i
Groom* Aeadcmv Panther* br a ii»in*
however, are taking in double tealion* thia week.
Coach Art Guepe of Vandy *ald
§
thcr* hard running fullliack, Get ||.r«»;
the extra drill ia not a reaction . .
Knight, (cored the fir-t touch- ’ ■"*
to the 14-13 hrartbreaker the Com M a r l f l P w D U u o . a
D V | lO y e rS
'h '"" °f the game after the terrific
*'*
modore* dropped lo Georgia Sat r l d U C
*
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, running of t>on Burke, Croonu’
urday. Ifr aaid the night irtvion
NEW YO R K >4\— Major league ,,ar halfback.
j
'i
» u ordered lo give all hand* a
King.'
chance to set familiarixed with owner* today were mulling over: Cntoma* linemen Joe
four new demand* of the player*— ^-chc Washington, and
Itobhy! i . i ■
playing under lights.
Alabama which tangle* with Van- although thry haven’t been put 1-»mh play i d an exceptionally
good defenme game
dy at Nathville Saturday night, be forth formally yet.
gan ita workout today, with Coach
The player rrprr<rntalive* mrt, Just t>efore the end of the H r**1 sui
J. B. Whitworth saying, ’’We will yntrrday with their attorney j . half. Hon Burke, passer and'
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Improve a* the season progresses." Norman Lewi* and drew up fhe Bobby l.rmh. rereiver eompletrd
the fir*t pa** of the game. Jonrt lounrh
He said his charge* weren't at all resolutions. Thry aie'
downhearted av a result of their
1. Th »l each major league »ouad. H,sh d r! nnl «""?>«*« »"7 P »«e *
opening 20-0 loss to Bice Institute. Ae irmiirn to two bonti* pla*rr»’
find naif. '.»uf ihs*v were wain>r
jers "nTm*
Only new Injury for the Tide and that these not he included in ihle ,0 makf *n ‘" ‘erceptlon o f , ™
- 25-playcr limit.
1one of Cronmt longest pane*.
,nr kl1
was a bruised leg for tackle Doug -the regular
Pott*. Hurt in the rice encounter
2. That players be given a chance
During the half, the June* High ^ J rk’
were guard Max Kelley and renter1to deal directly wiih the South Marching Hand gave I he rrnwil *;r„ rry
Glenn Graham- It won't be known A m e r i c a n and Cuban winter a
performance
The
for several rfay* whether the Hirer leagues instead of the negotialmo.
marching
Mutlc-Maker*
of
(
’room*
tackle,
will br ready for action against going through the owner*.
trademy al.o entertained ihe'Hackli
Vandy.
3. That service m the armed
Mlasisslppl'* rebels, despite la.t forces he counted in the play cr*
during the half, with a ,7 ,l*r '
Saturday’s I n s * lo Kentucky,; year* of baseball service for pen rery fine’performance.
'Nelhiti
showed a lot of spirit In Monday's sion purpose).
Coning back after Ihr first half ‘ jf,,.,
drill They will open their home
I That nwners tie forced In consea-on Saturday against North Tex mil wjih player reprr>rnlatlvr* (lie score still remauird Jones good r
lligh-0, Craoma-S
Tigera
as State.
before completing deals for radio
June*
High,
aflrr
several
unvueevery
LSU will resume rough workout* and television for Ihe World Series
reaaful
attempt* aenrril
t w-n Wrai a
later In the week In preparation and All Star Game Thl* i* nowfor the team’s srrond Invasion of handled by tha commissioner'*
the Southwest Conference Saturday office.
against the Rice Owls at Houston.
The players said they felt idle
The Tiger* were dumped 3>-0 by bonus player* on a roller kept
Texas A IM last Saturday.
veteran* out ol work, so Ihey
The Kentucky Wildcat* are tak
ing it easy after their 21-14 up*ct
ol the Rebel*. The 13 player* who
The riv il Service Hoard nf the City of Sanford rfe*ire»
saw most of the arlion Saturday
vountr latly applicants fur the position of OFFICE
worked briefly in sweat clothes
The Wildcat* step out of the league
CLERK.
nest Saturday night against WillaPERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS
nov j at Lexington.
a. flood Chnrnctrd
Tw o fast moving sophomnre* —
b, Dependability
quarterback Gene Newton and left
A TL A N TA IT— The famed golf
r. liiincaty
halfback Al Cottrell — ran with ing grand darn made hy Hobby
d. Pro|icr Conduct
Tulane'a firat team Monday and June. 23 yean ago will be cele
e. Courtesy to tha public
may atari next Saturday in an brated tonight at Atlanta’s biggest
QUALIFICATIONS
other out-of-confcrenre clash with golfing parly.
Northwestern at the Green Wave's
1. Rome experience In general pfflro work.
Friend* uf the golfing great will
home field at New Orleans.
2. Some knowlcdgo of modern office practice! and proassemble at the Atlanta Athletic
Mississippi State, fresh (mm a Club In honor Ihe man who has
redurea.
137 victory over Tennessee with done »o much for golf.
3. .Ability lo follow written or oral instruction*; maka
no major injuries reported, is gel- _ It was 23 years ago today that
rapid arithmetical compulation*; and to writo
ling lined up for next Saturday's Jones enmpletrJ his sweep of Ihe
legibly.
contest with Memphis Slate. ThU four mamr Ameriran and Brlthh
4.
Ability
lo establish and mnintain good relation! with
will be Ih* Maroons' firtt horn* lilies He d e f e a t e d
Eugene,
fhe public and other employees.
game ol the sra.cn al Stale Col Human*, 7 and 6, to win the l)S
5. High school education preferred.
lege, Mfaa.
Amateur at the Marion Cricket
The Georgia Bulldogs took a long Club.
EXPERT MECHANIC
look at movlei of their victory
Earlier In the yrar he won the
The Hoard also requests application from automotive
over Vandy. Coachc* Monday British Amateur al SI. Andrews,
mechanics.
*
praised the work of end CIcve Ihe British Open at Holyoke and
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
Clark, and lacklei Walter White then came home to capture the
1. Experience as a mechanic.
and Alex MacDonald.
U.S. Open at Inlerlaehen, Minne
2. Working knowledge of minor and major repair and
Rain kept the Georgia Tech Yel apolis, Minn.
maintenance work on heavy construction equipment.
low Jacketi from Monday’s prac
Jones retired from competitive!
3. Working knowledge, adjustment, nnd maintenance of
tice. Trainer Duck Andel reported golf soon after winning the U. 8.
star halfback Paul Rotcnbcrry Amateur and drvotrd murh of his
gasoline and diesel motors.
twisted hit left knee during the time to building up Ihe rourse at>
4. Skill in the use of all shop tools.
Jackets' 14- win over Florida. An the Augusta National Club in
6. Ability to tarry out instruction.
del aayi ha raa ynot be ready to Augusta, Ga.
Apply at City Hall
play against Southern Methodist in
Civil Service Board
Atlanta Saturday.
Darrnld
Eriekaon of
flioux
Mick N. Cleveland Jr, Secretary
The Florida Gator* will be in Falla. R. D., played «nd and tarkfull gear Tuesday In nadlneaa for t» for Arm y last aeason. Thia fall
their cleth with Auburn Saturday. he haa moved to eantar.
Coach Bob Woodruff laid he la
“■el discouraged a hit" about the
■mount of. effort his leant put out
against the Jacket*.
Tennessee's Vela are making
preparations for next weekend’s
encounter with Duke, after taking
a 13-7 licking from MisibaippI
Slate. In a light worknul Monday,
(he Vola reviewed mbiakci that
tripped them Saturday.
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C IV IL SER V IC E BOARD
C IT Y O F SANFORD
FLO RID A
Golfing Grandslam
Celebrated Tonight
A t Atlanta Party
Fight Results
going AW 0L at tha halght of a
game It without parallel in col
legiate football.
"Wa’ve lost them the day before
a gama and a week before • game
but never during a gama," ha
told newsmen,
The Colorado team knocked over
Aritona, 14-0, In the rain fast
Saturday and la preparing (or a
Big Seven Conference game with
R a n u i here n u t Saturday.
John Garrett, Rico'a brilliant
golfer, shot a new rourse record
S3 to win the medal In the Mon
roe, Lo., gelf tournament. The
next day hit 87 wasn't good
enough. Ha lost hla firat round
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Franc e. *1,1)111*4 Johnn* Wittrer- match I up U Jim Ledbetter of
riirth, rtnaune. I l.taniwelahl*. LSU .
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University of North Dakota
football learnt hare wow eight
North Central Coolae***? titles.
W ait Virginia University foot
ball players thia season w u r
■umhera ah their Jerseys and
helmets.
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»treteh-19c and 39c, You find
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Lskevjew— 3 bedroom house, fo rour * )itrm of hu)tng at 74A It ■
0-W.
ner ot too x » • . Good location.
GAIN C E N T E R , 317 Santord
Avr,
: Seminolo Realty for Dasirl«SP EC IA L SKEYSCBP - I *
ii* H o b m aad ApU. FbOOO n .
Kenntorc Cirrufaling Iteatrr wiih
For Better I'tnmnmg
btowrr: 30 gat ga* ualcr bratHoorn furnished Apartment. t bedroom houie. will acll or
Sec or Call
trade rquily lur 3 bedroom
er. apt, •!*«- Magic Chef Range,
00 McOooville.
trailer. Phone 92.4. R.___________
- e - . n d condition; rca**tnablr
TV. J. KING
Phone 22IH-M
South Park Pbeae M
Irakis Furnished ApL H i.
A K T K L F M FOB S A LE
-4
2-W,__________________________
Easy apm dry taaahtng machine,
R K D -l-M IX C O N E R E TE
with 2 motori. Exerllent Con- ORLANDO Morning Sentinel, Or
A N furnished Apr. One, Two
Miracle Concrete Co.
lando Evenuig Star. Call Ralph
dilion. Reasonably priced 113
ople. 135.00. I l l T a rk Ave.
309 f lm Ave.
Phoa# 133S
Av»rnda Avrnur. Phone I.U3 R
Ray. I 1*SJ.
_________ ___
n n Apariment. 113 Kim Ave.
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mmt* invoice*, band bill*, and
(Nationally Ade. Bella Haadl
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r o g r a m s , rtc Progrcsvivr
FUR N ISHED A M f t ^ n t
OoM
Manufacture! to Sanford
paid for uaed furniture Call 93*.
nnur.g C o , Phona 4Ua — 403
in Priwsls Bslh. 30* 1'slmrtU
WUion-Malar Furniture Co. SU
SmlBoto
V*Mllaa
BHad
Cm
W n t Utb St.
Av*.
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m Wait 3rd tt
Phona 3*1
UN FUR NISHED Hour*
a t lO T
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Flambiag. Brawny ncauag
W. 2nd St. Phans 1 IA J o r«* M . •1 VARIETIES PANELING 7 M. (i. H O D G E S
Natlea aad Foreign Wood*.
BARROW
Pig*—
Registered
Boarl,
See Them At
S Room
Gilts,
Bred
Sows
It.
If.
Greer,
Server on AM Water Pumps—
.. location, I k i m u Concrete P ig * C o.
Furn
Hl-way 41*, 14 miles N. K
Hell* Drilled - Pumps
Phooo MM
ioTE. tith Ei., ofriiies Apt. No. Oat Waat t h k S t
Oviedo
Faela Raid Phone TM
t}01Cip(5urtt forFurnitur*. Add__ Vft. Phone r i u -W.
Ing Machtnaa, Typewrttara, Out 1 Female Painter Pun*. 4 nu><
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old. Dam regutrrrd. *ire g'snl
Service
wreklv Light kilehan prtvU«|«a
Trading Post. One mil* South
hunting dog SU esrh. S43 for Dragline and lltilldoier 24*4
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1013-W.
on 17-tt. Phone 3213-R.
pair. See at Sherman Concrete Phones: 3221— Sanford,
Geneva
Pipe.___________________________
HEATING
RNLSHED One Bedroom GarCARI’ KVTF.II H D IIK
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K E I F W AN TED
i * Apartment
2.414 Sanford Floor Furnace* and Circulators »*—
For quirk repair j ib* or >in aII
*e Apply A m re llo , eoo Tsrk.
s E w K Ti" T O n » T " oi|ieralnri.
H. a. POPE CO- INC.
building Call Jim 1113 M l.
b-ch experienced and learner*
2** South Park A*( Phone 1411
hone 1474.
ttsperlenerd preferred but learn- FLOO R S A M tint I tv Finishing,
C LEA N furnished Apartment. 1004
cr» will he trained in free voeaOak Qoori turmthed. laid A fit
Echols ia repeating this attractive
PalmtUo.
Itoral school 40 hour neck,
i*had. In buiinrt* rinre 1320
"Th r»# O lo o m Group1',
pleasant working condition* in
E. F. Stevens; Route 3, Ho* 227;
Call 71f. R-4 befuro 3 a. m or
modem plant. Paid varation and
C O M P L E TE L Y furnished 3. Room
Ronkras# Bed
holidays
Free hovpitaluatmn
after * p. m.
Apartment. Shower, bathroom,
Mattress
Inm ranrr
Apply
Hrnuklirld
living
room, wall in wall car*
ns nx
Boa Spring
P I .U M B f N Q
Mill*.
30*
N.
Elm
Ave
and bedroom. Ar
I pel. Kitchen
Kitchi
Double Dresser
Contract and rapur work. Fre*
ply 311 Palmetto. Phon# 23*1,
Mirror
130 00 D AILY’. Sett Luminous Door
estimate*. R. L. Harvey. 204
Platei. Write Reeve*, AH M huo .
FUR N ISH ED Apartment. U 0 Park
Santord Ave Plum# IX»
Day > or - N ijh lrr Sola
Mavi
Free
Sample
A
Detail*.
Aw.
Platform itneker
Grlflt* A Hunter Conxlruition Co.
T V Chair
Lath* man for 13" lathe Part
Farms Park. Furslahed Apart
ICornrv and Remodeling
tlm*. P. O. Box i pat. Sanford
mtnii.
inrludlns iitlllllc*. i
Phone 33A4 M I.
J
Diere
Dinette
Ret
roomi IIS. 3 room* 1*0, 103 Writ
Capable
)oung
lady
for
secretarial
F O R O N L Y $293. T e r m a
Eh.
and general olftre work. Lee PRESCRIPTIONS filled promplly
while you wait in alr-condllioned
Brna .31? Elm Ave
I bedroom house, good location.
comfort at San Juan Pharmaev
ECHOLS BEDDING CO.
111*. Can *
2.4 *.V Central. Orlando. Pb 2 MM
O a n a r b t } * Magnolia Ph. 1X32 10B— SA LESM EN W ANTED -I0 H
H e il lit. o r a l l •} » uml. W. D IE T R IC H S
ir* Css U r. I l l Waal !»(■____ IN I Park Awe,
W i.’""'*”''
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srtmeot, ue2 bedroom
■orated. lm
furnished,
Phono lkie
mediate possession. P
B ir y le a t t U w h b m w m b
Pan* at.d Rreanditiontng
Slanlry’a Blko Skip
310 E. 4th SL
Phono 2434
Hutektson OCEAN F R O N T A n a *
menu 33B South Atlantic. Daytons Beach. Fla. Call Mrs. B u t
A R M Y -N A V Y SURPLUS
chiton Phone X3TC4-W
Bey'* Western Dungarees
Feo'Jochera — S A L E
......... T J I
All air* Tarpaulin*
110 Sanford Avn
ntono 1331
S E t t /n B ^ a g
IX ) W I L L B .
O d e r • Wi
Oarrwgatod— X H " CorrwgaWd.
Get all Your r a m s noeda at
S k n a u C M M ftto PIpa C * .
Out Woet 13th St
Phono
Mather of Sanford
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f ^ r n m k R S E t la ik M |.
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ms. Florida room. unit
large
Flat*
FOR SALE — 'M Anderson llou«"
T r . Iter, 3 Room* and bath, «tth
iib.m a
Park Avenue Trader
Court g.1.r»«o"
' '
I9.YI P O H E R G I-ID F RrlAir Chrv
toVt-gim-t condition reasonable
W.ll accept trade-in, 1<« Ava
ca-io Ave______________________
Case Against 1Men
Enters Second Pari
On Kidnap Charges
GR EEN W OO D.
4li»*
r The
19 second pha»e of Ihe state * m e
agatn-t two white men arruved ol
CARA
kidnaping and killing a Negro tm) '
BOUGHT Mtl.lt TR A D E D
begin* here this weel
Roy Reel'a t.'aen Car*
Santord Ave A Itih st
Dt*I Atl> Manny Samlets «ald
he expert* a preliminary hearing
19
19 — Motor*/ Boat*/ Trailer*
on the kidnap charge lo be held
R O ILS O N
S p o rtin g
Good* not later than Friday. Ihe mm
veto cleared of * munler eh*r(e
Fvinrude Sales & Service
jni F.. Ill HI.
I’huns W last Friday m a I rial that dice. ,
* International iltenlion
2* ■ FUR N TTtlR F- I 'bold G— 4a l*
The htty. It 'e.ir old Futon 1* Till
of Chicago, wa< snatched ttotii III
Bur vuur Furniture at rterrv'i tmtlr s home neat here earh 4og ,
tVarehouM- Furn , Co . at M i W
II I Si. All national!* adv. fur ?X . lour day* alter he alirficdl'
ntture at warrhnuir prtrr*_____ j wolf whittled and made "insulting"
remark* to XIr» Roy Hr* ant. 21
21 LOST AND FO U N D
- I s 1-n the tlryant grocery rtorc at
IXWT-niiuirKra* Parakret, nam- Money
ed "Sugar" Can iiF’ ntlfy Re
P'vanl. It. amt his half brother
ward 2*14 S Sanford Avenue
J 44 Milam, -w of Glendora.
I a I 1317 II.
I 4li*« were arrestrd the next day
U )S T — Ton A whitr 2 vr old Male 1,4 brutally billeted b«*.1y tdentt
Terrier in Itlark A Silver hat- fird a- T t ir . Was found in adiw vi; anvwrr- to name thiro
harrakrr 1 ^ . Hanilolpb_______ mining Tallahatehie County Aug
31
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Fur eiti* flavor, g*rhi<b pota
and aervtce. G. It. High. Oviedo. to aalad With finely (llupped I
Fla. Phone 4! Si or Ranfoni gre. n omon nr rhivre.
14(149 tiler * t* m
O S- O F F IC E
ms-w.
T R A IL E R POR S A LE OR T R A D E
on t or 3 BR Home. 1932. 33*
X bedroom. * H ‘ x 1U J alousier!
Cabana. Call 1X*U alter 3:30
POR S A L E — Will uertflra equity
on 1931 Ford 2-rtoor sedan Ex
cellent condition, Call
nftnr l p . n .
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108 F. 2nd St.
____________Phone 36.T___________
LAU N D R Y B E R W IC K
• On* hoar • Waan and
Di t
• One hear 44 • Waah at
fold
• Finished Laaadry
• .Raniton*
. . . . Dry faeantng
F ta S a irt
19* Ram ZSlh RL
la.
Phon*
tttl Will or A OBIIK O M irit ttrep* »* »h# aertsea I* Athena with
I - • after fleeing from Fm*m*. Turkey, where antl>Gr*nk not*
r*c
rr the C a r1"* laaue. H r' husband, *t*linned lo Smvtita, TV.
r- . r 1 behind. Martial law Im , t-een dertsred in Itlanbill, Irm lrt
» 1 A , .ra
the T u rk i-b g.ivernment lne« to •tampout the rtofx,
r. 1 pr . a Iti it 1•It prw*ea*ton ,-fT Turkey a roa.t, hat a large national*
lttlc.1 lly -minded Greek poputatlcn.
(/ntrreatiostgl Ksdtephotol
F4M BPM ENT
IIAYNFS Offlro atamtnn Co.
Typewnlrr*. adding osarOlnei,
Katea-RatUU. tt* Magnolia. I V
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A tm iM O H II.K RBUhKRS
Air Conditioned
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l i t AS Sim. Hida-a-Bed . . S IM M P R A C TIC A L Nurae deiirei mater 1W— F LO W Y R fF P tA N TflR H Y U M
YNNEW OOP— C.B. Horn*, S BR, 139,50 > P r . Seetlonala ..$179.00
nity case* and baby anting.
Phona 3*0-J .
nr-cond.. I n * . Rm. B y m jw r. M as Contour Chalrt . . . . 9*9.00
I.Y C H F K T E f E S
G.L Equity $1,100. Ph. MT3-W
19.93 Miam i Lounge . . . . S3A.no SEC RETARY.etpenencr, Strno., Alr-lavcrcd. Ready lo 1’ l a n t
171.93 Red Room Sultr*
SIM on
Ci.ru*
on Cieo, Hough lamon.
typing, receptionist, gen otuee
1*9.93 I Pe, Dinette Suite* SM 00
Simpson "Lucky Acres". Genava
work. Good reference, full or
W w S ra ff * B t a g m u f
j a n time. p ig n o jM ^ k
E V E R -B E A R IN G S t r a w b e r r y
Plant* *1.30 per hundred. I’bone
R . 19* BL
PIM M i n
1317-YV.
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dise. Living quartan. *7,30000
M irada Concrete Co.
ROGERS
TREE SERVICE
i t r n l 1* food loeatloo.
Lake Monroe, next lo p u t
Rim A re .
Phona 1333 -Office
All lype* Tree Work Remuved,
*1,199.
Topped. Shaped. Brarfd. No
Jnh Ton I.area nr Ton Small.
309-X-W
r J hone flanfor
Pb arri - n - « at Hlawatb* J
ta lle r i^ jJ I
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231 East l i t S t Phona 1131.
It win nay YOU to ten US before
Open Evenings and
• a d M u ir * * 1*
W ILL S A C R IF IC E - Shortwave
E -a f t
radio r t c d v r r and prartieally
Eaatalde Trailer Sale*.
new Trombone. Call MAC.
W .’ l .
Palalka. Fla.
Raaltar —
1X33 TR A V E L 1 TE Trailer, 43 f t
Concrete. Canr r eta
A ir conditioned. TrHivislou. I’er' ^^C m n m rl
feet roodiiton. Will sell 334 off
original price
Shown by an■•tort JL WWxjaa,
only. Ellia U o ) 4
KW H
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TStAD.FRS
M f t l l m e O p p o rlu n llir*
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
We art now ready to open th# San
now- ha* a bonded Salesmaa 2 4 ford Area and will hire 7 rlean
B E A U TY FABMDU4
and Servirrman In Sanford.
rut accrr*«tv« permanent men.
Ca'l 934-J or wnle 401 S MagSP EC IAL at H A R R IE T T S
who sincerely want In work and
not i a. San lord, FI a ____________
(Through Septembert
earn' from
Regular *10. Show Curl or Rcalis*133 per week and up.
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INSURANCE
lic Permanent, only Sfi jri.
We are the nldril, largest and
O N LY N A TIO N WIDE FOOD
IIA m u tI T S
P U S ' IN T H E V S t See our
BEAUTY
NOOK
. Rate* to
adi in Life, Sat. Eve. Pml, Par
103 bo. Oak Ave.
Polieybolttori
ent*. etc.) for personal inter
Phona 971
view sen Mr Rrtn. 9-11:00 A M
John Wnilamo Inn. A t i t y
only. Wed , Thtir* Frt , wn Vir
431
ginia D r . Orlando, Rich Plan
SEPTEMBER SPECIAL
of Pentraf Florida.
PTT
COLD W AVE permanent that * •«
easy lo manage Keg. 119. NOW
IW O R E W AN TED
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EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP
Free eaUraatei. Phone 1317-W.
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pair Work. Tbomaa W. Ferguaon. Phono 2011-R.
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Tue*. Srpt. 27. I9JS
DAILY CROSSWORD
completely aummatir
QUICK S A L K — S mom hou*c. B F N D IX
wa.hrr. *73 Phone tNU-X-M
pood location. Apply neat to Pod
I*ot Cedar Ate
I HI ice. Lake Monroe. Other intaresU
BARY B E D , food condition. Fh.
M**J
F IV E A C R E S : Four mom Frame
Houle. .400 Ft High* ay 4*. F.ltht
S U P ER TR A D IN G POST
muea fmm Sanford neer W en- 1 Mile S. on IT 9!
Phone 2212 R.
vs
Bridge
Elrctncliy, ten
wells, shade. Fort)-five Hun— Factory to Tan —
dred. Lei* B Whitman. Broker.
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v
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C. A. WIHDDON. 8R.
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IN B TE U C TIO N
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k o ilA H l1* k'lANG C O U IIS K Personal Initrurtmn al tour b<-me
hr Harry W r»ler. P. O . Box
3fl. Sanford. Fla.
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Ymh Im I i Am hrfnrr Ihe (trn.ta
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it holding baa.In n on the illicit
drug traffle problem. The Gov
ernor totd the group meefinciin
the Federal Building, New York,
that he ha* a four-point plan to
fight the tprvad of druggd'lieDon. They are: heavier p*3allM1
for dope peddler-; rompultore
treatment of adilleit; Federal
eeonomle and diplomatic aanrtlona “ In dry up the atream of
nan<dlea at ivwiire,’* and rfim lration of eon Jition-. enrouragirg
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T H E SAN FO RD H ER A LD
Where It Left Off
Merchantz Suggest
Job Tax Clinics
(Conimuni I ruui l ags Ons)
from Fivs Point* tu Ih* Orange
County lins."
On the question of • cdih bond
of on* million dollars because of
right-of-way condemnation* and
will
alert
local declaration of taking. Dial said,
For the benefit of tom* 30,ObO. organiratlon
smalt gmploycra in Florida who j action committees of merchant* “The county commission goes out
in January a ll! begin paying! in UO cities, towns and villages and buys the right-of*wnyi for
their appraised value or leu, and
UMRipIoynirr.t compt.P*»tl'jn U I i
throughout Ftorid*," the associa that lravt* only a small percent
for tho first tim», the Florida
age of the property left for con
Stato Retailer* Assxiatioa ta i tion advised ChairmaA Vocelle.
The Florida Retail Controllers demnation and for declaration of
suggested job
tax ellnlea in
various part, of tha state.
Association haa join.d in offering ' taking. If th* value of that por
Al| employer* of four or more the Industrial
Commission its tion Is SU'&.OOO then the cash bond
worker* arc subject i<> Urn u . , cooperation on
the
suggested is only in that amount and 1 am
at 3 per e«nt of payroll, rffedivo serica of climes for all employers. Hire that the P.oad Board will help
out in matching such funds," said
Jan. 1. Prior to that dau they
Dial. “ It has been done before. I
must Mu Form U.C. 1 ar.d plan
their solifdule of quarterly rtporta
■want to see th* road built and I
and pa) inenta.
want to help you," he said.
“ \V* suggrat job la* e’iliira l,«
A*ked whether at not he had
AUSTIN . Tex .t^-The drat pass I contacted property owner* along
held soon in six or eight major
centers throughout Florida.“ the sophomore Joe clement* of Texas the right-of-way who had shown
Florida State Retailers At * »• threw in a college game was a a willingness to contribute righttion today wrote Chairman Jam«*i, completion and (his tall, quiet kid of-vrny*. Fox said, “ no". Only two
T . Vocalic of the i l irida |n lu,* could be hr» Jed Into a record- | roperty Ownsi* have actually
trial Commiiilon.
writing carter.
signed deeds contributing thsir
“ Our organiratlon offers its
When he threw that pars. he. right-of-way property to th* coun
cooperation in arranging and was fourth-string quarterback. At
tjr, and of the 16 others who had
conducting tin -e t.mily clinic* the end of the game against Tulane
because so many of the newly j Saturday, he was the man under - shown n willingness to eon
covered employers sic small im r- center with the first string and the tn but* he hud not contacted
rhants," the menage lo C ha n . regular signal-caller. Walt Fundien any of them because he could not
Vocelle a'ided. " T h iy rood full had been shifted to anothci bark- gel hold of the “ eiceptions"
"No one would give them to me.’
information on the *lat« unem
field spot. Fondrrn can run but his
I he said.
ployment compensation
statute
passing was getting nowhere.
and it* requirements.
Mr*. Vera M. Toilc, secretary
In the Tulane game— his second
•'Actually, th* regional ic'-.ioii*
to the Citliens Committee end
In
college—
Clements
eomplelcd
If
Could well be broaUrned t,> itivoi
the I -.ng Range Highway Plann
ail covered imployera," Dallas L n{ 22 to help Texas win 35-21. The ing Committee of the Seminole
performance
gave
him
an
astonish
Hostetler, executive diteetor of
County Chambei- of Commerce,
tho atate retailer* group propoaed. ing season record of .M3 anJ ding- said this morning, “ I offered th*
horn
coaches
believe
he
can
keep
**8ueh a paei.ago plan offered by
ixeeptlons to Mr. Fox but he told
the Commission would help pi**1going.
me that he would not need the in
acntly covered employers r **n«
Kitchen arithnvllc: « cup of formation until th* appraisal waa
methods of insuring the poe; :.!o
turrit rating in this time of tight medium white sauce will he e- completed.
"There are a touple of the pro
rough for a sevsn-ounee cun of
expenses." Hostetler added.
"If a schedule of clinic* is *«t tuna when you are planning to perty owners who lister! no re
strirtlops that would want to
tip la advance, the stutg ivtail serve the fish drained.
contribute property but hare not
been rontaeteil,** she stated.
Rrniley Odham, chairman of the
with u ltk ili tor «. t |S. II. snd CitJten* Committee end of the
1.1\ IT .il »»V TO Mill
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In.
li
mlnlmuis
•
hiiriaS u it4 bids will l>t r« - l - - d In
p .wrr. Ths maihlna il.all In.luda lumg Range Highway Planning
th* «ftU» of lh» r u t \Un««*r in
. .
msnhola )a< i *. snd j . 1*1tha City Hall, litnlofil. •Jorlda, fnr
M h i l i Alt s*|ul|iiiisn| ihall I.. Committee of the Seminole County
tha follnwln# tlim i of ♦•mli'mciil
Ilslsd
The hid prlra altall l»a Chamjier of Commerce, said this
lin |a Its o'flwlt I" H»s nimnlag «»■
I' U 11 tUsnlord. Klorlda, with a rimming, **1 am not surprised that
Alondsi. OcioUtr lo, H i- uni*
stalrd
data
of drllstr/
{ • . M a i l In iho City Cora mitt t»n
(I I ..r I* " lit ISIS Modi I the paid right-of-way man of the
Jtoaln It. iht Cli if Half »I thtl 117; !.<•••
F»ur
In-'.r
Madant, I eyllmlsr,
ant til fciddtro sr* inviwd lu !*•
HT e.r l.stlsr her*#|M.wir, with rotiniy commission, who must
Brtttnu Ail bid* shall Iniludti ll u
IK.
foll'-wInf
Kiulpmanr
look to them for hit. salary, will
rcptsx #0fli of Iho rnsoufaclurn Pixilllfhla 12a mount id.
BSUIflUllont *nd d -irn e ll' 0 |it«rattempt to place the blame for
I'lo-k.
alii-irle.
B l u r t Th t Cl(» of Harford r t . t u t yianuraelunr'a hsatir with possible failuie of our 17-P'J pro
tin richi lo accept iho low.it and
dufrottsr and motor,
•r boot bid and to rtjr.t any or oil
ject at anybody else'a doorstep he
lion,
blowing rlne
VIdo os oath roapoctltt II*m for
Tlraa II I Nslnii lukslata:
ran. I want to stale here and now
1h* bool In itrirlt of tho City 01
lliownut *lilalil II) mountsd
Stanford, Prtras bid shall b* binding
Nylon, llnodyaar tjpt or that the Slate (load Department,
•a l i t P*rt "f iht blddtr lor a
armlvalsnl.
its District Office in Drl.and, and
ptrlsd ofihlrty <l*> d»r» from in*
Transmission, standard man
the Road Hoard member of this
ual I s|iss<l forwatrl
ll VrTee* iiiail fca T. oT l i aanlura.
Ash (ray, drlvar'a compart* district, William A. Dial of O r
loinl.
___ n.w *; yard b«a*y Ouir
frlrsctlohal slenala loitallid lando, have hern far more co
eansbleallon rlamslisll. ilraelln*.
Front arm rails
1 erawlar rnounitd, macblav. |w»*
Ptai uoholtlsry lo ba far lory operative in work on this project
# ar#4 by a 4ls»*l ariatn.. Hit 111,
lnilallr.1 vinyl plttllr, or than any reasonable person could
r M «al ar bstMrt «U h atamtaxl
a>|ulyaj«at.
fautK erawtsr (rams al a mint*
<i>i
III (at, (splaraahla atalrrwnl evprct. The rnunty romnilssloners
ISiuri l»m ih of slat so ( II ) l*it
iru»
have continually dragged their
ksd Mdi with a minimum wl.nl.
1-1 hath air slsantr.
of t if ir ir tirht (J»> inibss Th*
ciut-h,
htavy
duly,
li* fret on this project. They have,
OisehlBs shill ha anulpp'd wJlb •
‘ ------“\l fool
tuuara |D*hat minimum.
all year long, Ignored my request*
*el*in a
Fri rt snd r*ar sprtnxa In
to add adequate help to secure
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Taolln.
l-a eomtnarrlal duty lyp*
•tol luthluns 10 ba s-iulppsd ths necessary r.ght-opway* and
• Indtr, Vaen; bark slop. . n*
a11la air loam i irihlon In
sisllsn
w a llh l. p»rforat»-l
right-of-way Information. I per
front m l .
Hsndrla
l/l
y.ril
dnelinr
W inrtshlstd wlnart to l.s y*r* tonally like Jark Fog hut I have
ueksl, b u s I/l yard rshanl
laid* spaad, sit. trie or vat Ini ela mih.ll burkst
uum nptratad buostsr pomp found It sxtremely difficult to get
•noyab^
tvpa.
any action out of him all along
wsr. 'T h . iriaiUns aiiill h-ivs
Knock absorbtrt. front and
warklns walahl of al let.!
r*ar, to b* rurnrnsrclal duty A number of people," said Odham,
typs
ao,M* pounds with lha apaclftad
“have Indicated to our committee
4ratlins hurlsl allarlid ami all
Hark UP Hsht, Installad.
Old. shall spsitti this wtlahi
Il ddar la raqulrad to ranrova ra that they wilt give right-of-ways
All bids shail sps.lfi ih. t -u l
dio ard atllsd rlailrlral aqotpemnuM of cnunlsrwslthl un I t
IrnBI Itotn Idly ear* and l> *lall and to ray knowledge he hasn't
mark las and lha in * * of u ■
lontartci) and secured Ihe deed*
it. raw rat- l.lntrlral In
i|iavt w.••tk tn I** iwrlurm* ■ 1¥
dtsssl .rifles aa kid. Tha sm Mm
i from m i - n* on hi* own initiative.
ekall ba eitrrtntlr In rmduett n
'• Autry 1If*4If Ir ;
If;*! illsition if-irk to bt pftt rmby lha manutai-tursr at tha tlrua
" A f c r all." said Odham, "at
k«| i r MilUr IU.1I
ar uts bid
Jf f '
■Tbs fallewlrt enll-nil squ'n*
fir»l ti4 •hill bt f n hi* paid right-of-way man of th*
Snsnt shall hi II
Ill in-ll*
i
pineed fopi dttor county commission, this should be
widusl re in for tt «
i4 htnt M*i.
Itldil r »ti,i y *uf ii M
J*
A. I'.iundsd e.r
*t .u w
»*r i n J t U r i sliiriiii* his fit st Job. Somehow, probably
lir Irarn. sp».ill»le-; tuatb.
from the direction of the County
U Two spssii rrs*»I
li, :J. r - '.ill daarly tlalo lln
Tha bid shall show ths i< lal Md
I1I1111 and ii.rloil of Iho wafran* ( ’ummlssloners, ha hasn't had time
writs: lha trsdr-lh allow ir. , Inr
i> l'>r ( . tly ou all cart and t» devote to tha 17-03 project. On
an. ui*J. truth matinud. i dtl
tht d-U**ri data.
J Qutckway w nh . .i
ll In
It 1a ai.all lit mad* In tam t of ly last Thursday he had time to
ai, and lha dtlltsrr data All
unit pint and total url.o fur work on Celery Avt. and 8tate
Ida shall b. V (I |i n.nfnril
!•>■ Uiddtr at -i It tlato Iho
yiurlda. and th. tuiihlna shall ba amount ht
will allow / on Road 44, and neither of tha roads
faadv f»r (Iraallna n>.
oacl. t>| iht Cltr tart. No. tv ar* in the budget.
--inn Hiirpoias only.
and
a* trada-ln allowance.
H e bid* shall thaw lha enat to
Tht Clip ten n >• iht right to
“ I am confident that tho State
oat. anna work, lha
purcrata now- rart at Iho Road Department will do every
jpaehlna bid
bid pilra outright, without tradtOn. nsw. landrm drlss mntnr
In. and to n il Clip .art No. la thing within Ho power to hotp ut
•radar pi warad with a minimum
ant : i iiblilghL It dtalrabla li.r build 17-03 this year if tho County
f seysnty riva u n h.-m p-.<**?
Iht l.til IBltrttu of lha C l/
Isaal angina: mlnlmun. waitht
ll.ddtr 1hall auhmlt dalalltd apt- Commission will atop drnffinc Ua
of lha maehins to ha Ao.naa
rlluatioba i t iht mod tit quol- feet and Uko on affirmative and
IMS
td Tha Cltp will tatiutt "at
ria* M i trtmptloa* .tritflraloa positive action at their n u t Tues
day's meeting. I i n
confldsnt
Butpt th it bid which It datma that th* road can bo built thla
in ba b.tt In lha Inttretta of lha
year.
Clip.
Car tball ba tlngla Iona and Iht
"I urge avery eitiien to do hla
••■lor thall bt ihottn from tha
color chart of tha aui.tiiful bid* part on thla project by ex pratelng
dtr bp tht Clip,
Copl.t of Utialltd tptcIflcalloBa his feelings to hit County Com
fan I* obtained at tha I’urchat* missioner," Odham aald. And
1UII A ,,n l#
'» »b« Clip added, “ Be present Tuesday at
T. Una 111 ft|| model 1, inn pick* th* next Seminole County Comup truck mounltd w||h aland* rd misaieners meeting."
■1 loB todp, dlradlonal aJgnale
tniiatied, on.
in
apoilighl
mount,d. oil lllttr with rtplacta*
Harris Ward, a ntUva of Tar>
bit element. tiff 1 it tiplon.
lubwite tlret, including tpara boro, N. Cw.it the first pouthoro
lira, and oil hath air tltaatr. ■of«r to win tha National A i m *
Ilidt tiall clearly Halt lha larmt
and period el ihe warranty for lour till. .inco IBM vbsa Bob
Hit Clip on Ihl# truck and lha Jonra scored.
Clements May See
Big Career Ahead
W A lftl 0. IIU TH tl, preaidant of Ihe C.I.O. and th# United Auto
Worktra Union, lalka lo reporter* on hla arrival in New York from a
tour, which included Italy, Tunliia, firaet, Switietland and France.
He was accompanied by his wife. He urged that the United Slates
build atomic power plants in Induitnallr-backward nnn*Comrmir.nt
countries to help raise their living sUodard*.
(Imlrrnatuntl)
NEW YORK i r - R took a tola!
NEW YOR K t^— Arm y hat taken
of 20 sUtcbea to repair winner
up right where it left off last year
Neal River* and loser Bobby Daw
and leads Iho nation's rotlegei in
son after last night's 10-round bout
total offense and rushing.
at St. Nicbolaa Arena. ,
Tha CoJets, who finished No. 1
River* suffered a deep gash over
In both departments, arn right
WASHINGTON tA-Surgeon Gen- th* left eye early in to# fight and
bark at th* top. arronllni to era! Leonard A. Scheele said Mon Dawson was slashed around tho
statistics of the Nalionsl Collegiate day "Uie picture look* very favor right eye in two place* in the final
able'’ from available reports on round.
Athletic Bureau released today.
Rivers, 'S5’ i. a >fagara Fat!*,
After on* game, an >1-0 deci Ihe rffeclivenris of Salk antipolio
vaccine.
had to go lo CallN
Y ., boy who had
sion over Furman, Ih* Cadets havr
The head of th* U S . Public furnia to get action, will b« bark
piled up 647 yards in total offense, Health Service said th* reporti are Nov. 7 to box to* winner of an
including 611 on the ground
wfill incomplete, fragmentary in Oct. 17 match between Artie Town*
Strung out behind Army's fast some instances, and unanaiyred and MUo Savage, one of the two
start In the offense rankings are but they all, indicate the vaccine m*n to knock him out
The 2l-y*ar-old Rivers, a frea
Oklahoma, which a m a s s e d I U has gisen protection in area*
where polio has prevailed this swinger, has won nine straight for
yards enrout* to a 13-0 srore over summer.
a 25-4-1 career record since he left
North Carolina, Bovtun College,
•'Th* published report* from tho Golden Gloves in 1952. II*
|Holy Cross airJ Illinois. The same health olftcials of New York stale stopped .less* Turner and outpoint
[flirt, plus potent Texas Christian, and New York City and from Uie ed Jimmy King in hij last Iwo
lop lha ground attack listings.
state hr Aliks officer of Oregon are previous starts.
Dawson. 133li. originally front
West Virginia averaged almost very heartrning and It U hoprd
15 yards per forward pass attempt the results in thus* areas are typ Blakely. Ga., now fighting out of
In its Richmond opener Saturday, ical of the entire country,** Dr. New York, is a lanky middleweight
who fought nun like Yolande I’omgetting 206 yards and 3 touchdowns Schceir said in an interview,
Th* three departments he named pey during his three-year travel*
on ju.t It throws, 'J of them com
pleted. Of those that have been had reported the vaccine appeared in Europe.
tested m two outinRs, however. lo have been 100 per cent effective
Texas and Stanford rate av air j among children given the full
travel traders, with DU 3 and 132- rcdimmendcl Urr.-t* shuts in 1951,
when extensive testing wax under
yurd-per gsrne averages
way. They also reported favorable
results so far Uils year.
“ Tho-c reports and all others j
we have received indicate the vac
cine hat given protection," Schselc
said.
AU STIN , Tex jr-l* ath ilo GonHowever, we will have lo have
jalrs, 173, of Havana, Cuba, was a longer time before the picture
. . . IS THE
rushed to a hospital last night after can be objectlvly analysed.
a six-round knockout In a prelimi
MOTTO OF OUR'
nary fight here with Alvin Green.
PHARMACISTS!
lU 'R G LA R Y r e p o r t e d
170. of Hon don, Tex.
HOLLYW OOD itv— Police are inB riu r vour p n sGonrales wjs knocked down in vesUgaling th* weekend burglary
erintion to o u r
Hie filth round but returned fur of an aparlmrnt occupied hy an
•killed pharma
Uie final round of th* srhrduled ex-army Captain from Egypt.
cists for correct
six-round fight. Green knocked him
The burglary was reported by
compounding.
through the ropes and ringsiden neighbors of FouaJ Arrf. 29. who
said the Cuban apparently landed was advisor in Egypt for C. B.
on his head. Ha regained cornel- Dnnlttc's “ Th* Ten Command
FAUSTS
ou-nr-s but wav rushed tn a hospi ments."
tal when he began having recur
A rd told reporter* he had been
DRUG STORE
ring dirty spells. Thera was no util with a "beautiful and well
Near P. 0 _________ Phono 103
immediate announcement of his knuwn Hollywood actress" but de
condition.
clined to identify her.
Fighter Is Rushed
To Cuba Hospital
I
Legal Notice
Stitches Needed
Picture Favorable 20
To Repoir Boxers
In All Available
Reports On Vaccine
WIST CIIM AN CHANCIUOI Konrad Adenauer. 79. Is rordlatlv
greeted at he arrives by plan* in Mu-run tor talks wllh Kremlin
trader* which inty prove n turning point In Fast-West afTnirs. The
Chancellor aald he sought more normal relation* between (ic n iu n r
and Russia; hoped to restore German unity, and reach in agreement
on the return of war prisoners. Shown ll. lo r.) are; Soviet I’rrmier
Nikolai Ilulganin; Adenauer; Heinrich Von llrentaim, W n t German
Foreign Minister, ami Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov.
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N o . 25|.
Letter Sent To Citizens
Explaining Highway Plan
With Mayor J D Cordell out]
of ihe race for City Commissioner i
m Ihe November City Election, a
hig question mark stands now a -1
head of "who will be a candidate
for the Important post "
City Clerk If. N. Saycr was
authorized al the last Board of
City Commissioner's meeting to
set up Ihe necessary personnel and
put the machinery m motion for
the election early in November
Several persons have been men
tioned a* possible City ('ommissInner limber hot nojjn* at yel
\ t»r* on!ituner a/frxting Ihr
has stepped up In defiare himself
people of Sanford will heronte
in Ihe race.
l i e on AVI. 20 .
Mayoi Cordell yesterday stated [ A *H*v% flair nf officer* n m fl
Ihe Didmaiii'p U * (•ie«ptf«tiv
that the office of commissioner riled In head the Seminar t ounU tou<fhiA£ rvrry I <me, epaitinrut*
had taken at least 2) per rrnt of Sportsman's Association lor the , tll| |„„|nrM
it,, , j t>.
his working time which he declar
A tct:rr. written h) R
• O f1933 34 fiscal year.
|„ ,it,|rr to m i«r nnr**ary reed 'must be devoted lo my busttu.n chairman of ihe Seminole
Porter Lansing, wi .1 k % '« "
th, p,
nr**."
spoils enthusiast, a former f rest prt>sl, m „ f , hr
pil4f •Irert«.
County Chamber of Commerce
Only one office for City Com-1 dent of the local organiration a*
p,,ui,lr
„il,n
I nor Rang-.* Highway Planning
missioner will be filled in this well as a former president of Ihe , , „ u l
C n m n illtt l« Ivins mailed Ihn
•A Will
year's election. And, up lo this District and Statrwldr organization
allcipivn I.) h.milled* of Srminnlo
Ih tool* with uhli’h to tin them,lime, no announcement has beed was jnanlii.oi.sl> circled to till
Ihr
of Sanfonl City IV n V rr Nilmhal KrnfrtuV W Mr County citizen*
made as U> whether or not a re Ihe p.-sition of presidenl
T ie
Idler, arrompanled be
mihinnvrit Agreed tn ft.or»i r
l .'V, ronimander \ T
ferendum on the annexation prob
Jbrxing with Lansing as officers refu»« coltf-s tmn f**r.
j cop.ct
of Iwn of The Sanford ||»r.
I
Kofcr
Atlantic
H
f
fl
arrttrr!
„7
.
,
htr
lem will be held.
aid ^ n‘ U 'ru li ronrfpninf the pro.
will be Buford Brown, vice pirslTo acquaint thr fttlifn* nf n r At S N \AS >r*lfrday fair j byirf *
drm Guy Bishop, secretary, and Sanford with i t i r y pufpon *»f routino %i*»t
^r r ** t f d •Itllud#
tho k St}
John Mriich, trcasuirr.
«h, oidinan.r. we aie reotinling! Arcnriline lo hi. aid. t i n s p.r," " '■ 1* ^nnc prepared in lb « r. | r.ffsce of lor Semin.de Co mty
Directors elected lo complete here in full:
Chamberlain,
l r«N. ihe Admiral| chamber nf
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the slale ol thirteen were: Wade
Commerce by Mr*
“ Ite It erartfd l.v Ih people <•anted lo look over the farrtitic- j \ ,-t
Singletary. Mrs. Sata Johnson, of the City of Sanford, Flonda:
a M Tollc. secretary lo Ihfl
heir sntl discuss wills Ihr various
James Kckrrn, snd Charlie For
''Section t. That ( haptrr It of squadron commanding o tli.n s any committee
rester. lo serve two year teim*; Ih , Cos), of the City of Sanford,
Odham, writing live personal
H ON O LULU f-T> - Two filer* County Commissioner Ftrd D> »on Florida. IU.M, lv and the same probWm* lhe> niai have encounter- teller lo proper!* nsnerv anti ricik
■natched from tb* jaw a of attack and Cotton Brown to seivc one|j, hereby
kiornen led h> addition
l>n hand for hn arrival were liienv give* a report of the pro
ing sharks In a dramatic Pacific year terms.
thereto of a new set linn number- Cjpl J T Blackburn. l'S \ , Com ject *• hr »cr* II from the Cbmrescue arrive today almaid the
Wade Singletary, outgoing pre*imitirr Head standpoint following
rescue ship Steel Advocate for l deni, pointed lo Ihe Fifth District I Fiction 11-11. such section inao.h r of Heavy Allark Wing One numerous meetings nf boih lha
bring in ihe following words and anil l 'apt. Robert VS .larkson.
joyous reunion with their wive*. Sportsman's Association officers,
tarns Hinge Planning i ominltb'i*
figure*:
NAAS Commanding Olttcer.
The two are the only survivora and railed for the eooperalion of
"Section IM S . A There is
Accompanying A d m i r a l Mc and ihr CHlirn* Committee.
of a Flying Tiger line cargo plana (he local group with Ihe district
Toe teller i* as billows;
hrlrby hil|H>»id a i r lu n rollrc- Mahon on hi* two hour visit wrie
that ditched at lea Friday night heads Those in the Fifth District
lion fro. Ihe term "refuse col
"I am r-wtaln that through re.
whil* carrying military euppliei organiration arc; Itusirl! Saxon.
lection" including collection ol Hear Admiral J N Murphy, \t- p ,„ (, ln k ,.. newt papers you liasa
to Wake Island. Three of Ihe five- New Smyrna Beach, president, (',
Fieri Material Officer. amL |irt>bwt.lT br.-o.i,r eonfu.nt . U t
both garbage and rrfute a* defin lantic
force captain* W. A. Dean, J.
man crew perished, on* from L. McClain, Ocala, vice president,
ed n Section 11-1 above, the Simlh, II. It. Newell, and A. ‘ j th# slatut nf hii:hvARjr 17*92. M*jf
ehark bite*.
and John Geiltey, New Smyrna amount nl whirh Ire shall be in Kohlhat
*' I itiiln a* luirfly
tha
One of the survivor*, copilot Beach, secretary.
airordanre w-nh Ihe following
This wa« Admiral Mi Mahon'* •iRtn nf ihi« projrxt •» I hunMtly
Robert C. Hightower of Vallejo,
Singletary, pnor In relinquish
first visit In NAAS since August »rr it.
Calif., was bitten on Ihe foot a* ing hi* chair lo Ihe newly elertrd schedule
"ia l For each single family of last year.
"K iril «• )ou Vnn«w tSn
h* wa* pulled from tha water.
president told the group, "we'je
Ro»i| hi i.Altuirnt put intu I*%
lie and his companion, Capt. here tn conserve game and you residence (which Irnn shall em
Anthony Machado of Hollywood, ran't lengthen Ihe teassm to con brace only a single building and
SMOO.IHM) tn bt 9pent v*\
fifll* IftlllMi* IT-9.* flfttn tllp
Calif., the pilot, told of their serve. A fellow might not hr in il« preniitra for single family
ordral yesterday in * radio-tele- Ihe woods quite as long wilt) a urinnanry, aud evchide any rent
rotinty 11n# noith
fur
th*%
phoiir interview with The Aa- shorter season, but there would be al occupant/ ollur than Ih* tillrtnnry nonM tuny, Th lt p«»lnt If
j
gle
family),
rai
h
church,
ea<
h
sociatvd Press.
pppruimitts Ijr Fix# Tnint* Fnrth^p
more to hunt."
I Lodge (which irtiu shall embrace
Slachado said ha survived for
tiif •ta*i« Kngif !V,»attrv« nt fat
(Continue* On I'nge Fight)
f t ily
n-ti-pflMil, * fra: Vnal or
40 hours without a life Jacket.
ffl f!t!!t^f\^irtlifffi\I(tr I It'rlf tn com*
ganuat.on* maintaining building*1 W A S H IN G TO N id*) T l
"I kept going by hanging on to
hr plrtv ihn fv»ur taninir nf 17*I»1
fur Iheir lodge pur re***), *"d
|.... tmwnt *fia■ «rf a
one of Ihe guja, then lha other,"
Sow, f fvnm Fi%«* fiiint* in Sanfmif •n«l
each nur.ery <*ovb terns emitter |
for com pi# Non nf ftnnl tfir Oraitfi* |V,intjr linn in
- ~ r~
ing ontv education*' buildings'
Th « Trogresvlvc step* of com
pleting the Seminole Memorial
Hospital are being taken Ju»t
rapinly a* they can. according
Ita n y W ilr, administrator. who
added that the larget dale'for ac
ceptance of patients Is Dec. 1
Installation of equipment Is
going on just at fast a* the buildIng-lrade mechanics clear an area
alier finishing iheir jobs In fad.
Mr Weir added, he was '**|rppine
Fine* and estreated bond* ram*
on iIn- heels" of some of the
tradesmen in his anxiety to bet to 1131 at Sanford City Court Mon
the Installation* made a» soon a* day afternoon
City Judge John I^onardy Impossible and thus avoid Ihe possi
bility lhal msny of the finishing poseJ heavy fines when traffic
touenes would "gang up" on him violation* were heard.
Thirteen ca«e» of "parking mrler
at the last minute.
The administrator pointed out violation", imposed against one
that there are many things that man, were charged to John R Brieamv.l h« done until other* have ndy. He estreated a bond for IM
prepsrrd ihr way for Ihrrn. to r and did "of appear in court lo
instance, step C rannol be made answer charges.
Chargrs agarnsl seven people
until step A has been set up; or
perhaps phase K will have lo wall were continued until the next *rsM ORTON MCDONALD
till detail* D and II have been ap sion of court when their appear
proved
by the contractor. A delay ance could not he made because
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in one spot, therefore, frequently of various reasons.
Cases rontinurd included (hose
means a slow down In other*.
Equipmrnt has been scheduled against: Theron Thomas. Vernon
to arrive about as it is .needed, Frank Westfall. Franklin M Barry,
but in come instance* It now is Richard C. Chappelle, Mabel E.
••standing b y" until the contract Chappells, Claude Knighton and
Lawrence Mayor.
or’s men move out of the way.
Case* heard or cases where
The hospital’s operating officer
hastened to say that everyone with bonds were estreated Included
the Arnold Construction Company those against i Leroy Uqnton for
Florence V.
and its subcontractors have been reckless driving;
Spoils, Improper parking; Lloyd
Morion McDonald, President of fully cooperative and have been
Dale Martin, parking overtime In
The Abitract Corporation of Dr- ••ramrodciing" Ihe job all they two Instance*; Thomas Fisher,
can.
but
there
have
been
Instances
n.l, «lth office* In Daytona
careless and negligent driving;
ach and Sanfoni. «a * elected when for reason* beyond their con Robert Daniel Dekle. carries* irrd
yesterday at Preildcnt of The trol the work has been delayed,
negligent driving; Homer Renton
American Titlo Association at its and 'hey are about 30 day* behind
Waller, driving while intoxicated;
their
hoped-for
schedules.
49th annual convention being held
Both Ihe contractor* and Ihe Hardrick Hogan, driving while in
in Cleveland, O. Mr. McDonald la
people have been toxicated and no drivers license;
lha firat Floridian ever elected to rquipment
-pushing”
lo
make up this lost Hen Joe. disorderly conduct; M.
Uiii high office. Tb it la the hightime
in
Irylng
to
make Dee. 1 for L. Nichols, parking meter viola
eat honor that can be paid to any
tion; J. Wallace Brown, Joe Lovell
man by hi* proftaalon. Mr. Mc mal opening date, Mr. Weir aald.
Pauline, and John Carter, improp
Donald vaa born In Oconee Coun He went on to say that people
er parking, Frank Donofero, parkshould
realize
Uial
before
that
ty, Georgia, and «a * educated in
ing overtime; Miller Adoiphuv
# e public ichoolt of Georgia, lie date the stall must be given at
Brown, diaorlcrly conduct; Robert
attended the Univeraity of Georgia least 30 day* tn which to teat the
Smith J r ., drunk and disorderly
but left ychool before completing material and machine* with which
conduct; Kart E. McQueen. Im
hit eourae became of the death of they will work. Once patients are
proper license plate; John Wesley,
received
there
ran
be
no
"
I
think
hi* father.
reckless driving, and H. R 1***He started with The Abitract *o" aboti* the hospital** operation- for parking prohibiled.
Company in DeLand, Florida, in it must be sure, efficient and pro
'*H:rrt l»*l#
r cii r^#nr> 4» tlona
* March, 1923. lie later became vide for the umost tn care and
otrd for inslnutioo ».f rhtldlri! tii l*r tak rn m Ih r # v rtil nf a VN li't rr I'avl* in nt >4 itf*t tMnii;rU
manager and when the owner ioid comfort of lho»e who are Ihere
So >fili 94*r Mr ha\r tlit* opptil tlllil*
(Ciintinui'd (lit I'aie Fig lil)
natioi<aI tnilitaiy rm t.^ r ncjr.
out, the company wa* reorganised for treatment.
tqr of a four taut* hichuftv all tfin
tn this -break-in" period the
N E W Y O R K f D — Tw .. h?n
Ijume
A d irr e tiv i m u n i t*i th r mill*
end the name changed to The Ab
way from Smifoni tn Orlninln bv
run* by J o , Collin* m rrird Ihr
tarv m n lct Srpt TJ am! made 1 tr nut of nett >rar. If
stract Corporation. He became medical staff also mint become
sin not
acquainted
with
the
facllitici
of
New
York
kankret
to
a
ti-5
vic
a^atlaliti*
t
y
*ai*l
H
r
i«*»idta
^eretary of the Operation with
an
Itingri
jf«'tUntr
thn
pm With
quick
action
on
the
part
tory
ovrr
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
*"f hpni atiiui
\ m r t !a#l May
e small financial interest. Ho later the hospital. Their effort* also
iinilirv%AV. \rt> frankly a« *
W ASHINGTON l/B-The Hoover of the Army Corps of Engineer*, today in the first game of the
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9hound that •‘murh n»t<»# att»*n* i jrrt
_ , lfc. ,
purtMaied the majority of the must b# coordinated with thove ol
linn- mi.il hr *.v*.i to thr dry# I* ‘
' lh,# ,H,#r 1 •fHouily d.iuht
stock sod baa been president since the nunlng* and administrative Commission, whose kcjnot* wa* and a crow from I’atalka In ihrir 31th World Herie*. A crowd of
«?<•
ic»
staff Mr. Weir strewed the eager- economy In government, went out llyarinth Division. Ihe blnrkade dl.Hrt'J iaw a slugging niat.'b
o p m rn l nf a well d r fin n l pn-K ia m k h p lh fr or nut
19U.
hr •(••rr*Aful in ihi* (im jiyl. All
ro setlng einergrttry arltoii*.
ness or all to give the equipmrnt of exirtrnre today on a consistent nf hvacirths at the Lake Monroe marked by five homer* and
He has been active in clvle af
f.icc t l«y
and Ihe teamwork a thorough note. U rrlured MJ.OOO in unspent llridee wa* cleared early today Dudger rally that fell Just
Dni r . Oj atlon Alert, Presi Vrur Itiitf
fairs for a number of year*, having
funds lo the Treasury.
and Ihr channel it now open fur of tying lha score in
dent Fl»enl ' >rf and lh<>i-aiida of mu* if' iav aftrr uniifher v%ith our
"check-out";
all
of
which
point*
served a* president of the Dcl.and
1 util nil aq.iiiivi # >'onic of
inning.
During its twoyear life, the boal* lo go through.
try offb-ial* ami w-irkrra left 1 mint
Chamber of Commerce, president up the hustle and bustle that now
thnn iif ** fur (hi • (iruj«vt; all nf
Commission on Organisation of the
Bo.t* were prevented from p i n
One ri< « against Ben Joe \\ ashingt'-n ami 'i«t-ran Ihe govof the DeLand Rotary Club, district Is going on at furniture and equip
Cl unlimirtl (In Tag# l-njht)
Executive Branch of the Govern ing the bridge tinee Saturday
ehargrj with "assault with in‘ eminent from hideout* under eimgovernor of district 141 of Rotary ment men call lo the construction
ment, headed by former President morning by hyatinth* blocking the
j ulaled war condition*.
mechanics
"Move
over,
boy,
let’*
tent lo "muider" in Seminole
jfleniatiooai. has headed many
Herbert lloovtr, receivel $2,949.- entire area ra»t of the bridge.
The diirttlve aid that during
'A v a a for raising funds for various get 'his do-dad act.*'
County Court, » n
transfrrinl
334 from congress to finance it*
I ib* alert evrrrisfl “ it berani*
A helicopter, tugboat, and repair
"Operating
staff,
mrdical
staff,
dvie activities, and he received
from
rily
court
In
««un*y
court
apparent that roitintunlialinn pronursing staff and the very im search for ways tn streamline boal w*ri- railed lo the icene to
.Monday when f ile Judge John
the award of the outetanding eiti
federal operation* and cut expen dislodge pleasure craft engulfed In
hlrm* would make Imprarttcal
portant
upeeU
nt,
eager
lay
peo
ten of DeLand through the DeLand
I a ' manly hrard ihr r»*i> agaln*l thr liansatiuion of lengthy doe-itha hyacinth blockade. O n l y
ple look toward Dee. 1 hoping diturrs.
the Negro night rluh o|ierator
Chamber of Commerce in 1W L
mrnte on
emergency baait.”
The commission actually halted through several hours of boat
NEW YORK f/TV — Grandma
that Mr. Weir get* hi* way and
Re hia been active In Trinity the million dollar, IS bed medical Ha work by law last June M, but manipulating was the tugboat able M) rile Powrr, the baseball *age and farm lalmrer.
Brought *uift to Sanford from
Methodist Church end has been a renter I* ready to atari It* public It wa* given another 90 day* for tn free a small plrature host ope from the Southland, ha* taken
member of the official board since
Trenton, X*. J., where hr wa*
service," added T . E. Tucker, liquidation chores Thst lime was rated ano owned by Charles Be* her (32,000 and retired from hig j
he w ii twenty years old. He icaeb- chairman of the Board ol Trustrea, up lodiy.
league play on T V after a per working ts « rre«r foreman, hy
of Orlando.
Constable J, Q ".>>l(m" Galloway
ea a Sunday school data of young who also have been doing their
fect five week Sraiun.
In It* final formal statement,
M IAMI Us
e - - t li u r lr s n o
married couple* nt the present utmost to meet the pre-Christmas the commission said it made 314
Urged by her children and a and Sanford Point Department
Janet
rammed into Britll-h linnPatrolman
Jo
,
Hirksnn,
Ihe
M
host nf wr11-wi«hei* Dot to lake
deadline.
recommendations, with 143 of these
(he ri*k, *h, passed up a •’’at-ce srarold ,N'egio wa* charged with
'•Me hss been active In hla trade
considered administrative anl the
MOSCOW »v— A Chirayo dcnti*t
' “ rlT
r hurricane, the loth nf lha
at tha grand prise on The |/k!,000 firing a 39-<alibrr piatol through Pniay nunrhslanlly a w a i t e d *
association, having served as resi
remainder subject to legislative or
tha K ircn il'wr of his ex-wifa'l reply to hla request that dumb *ra>on. •lamrnrd sthure with 11V
dent of the Florida Title Associa
presidential action.
W ASHINGTON UV-The Afiicul question CBS giveaway show,
tion in 1940 and 1941 and la now
founded So* ir* official*— for per mile an hour wind*
T h . 70-yrar-old widow say * her homa on Sanford Ave.
lure Department reported today
It was inovinz about 21 m p h
According tn Cun-table Gallo minion lo hrrerr through Ihr So
secretary of the Florida THIo Aathat Americana are smoking more winning*, olim atrd al t.T.ft<)i)
when tl lut Brill h llu n lu u - The
assncUtion, having served a* prestcigirette* now that, in il* view, after income tea**, will hs- hpul way, tha alledjed tboolitig took viet Union by jeep.
newspaper I Bar in ih- Yursian -akl
past ten yean. He his served on
l-lace on Sept l i whrn the Negro
the "main impact" of Ihe ciga in a sock" and *avrd.
The dentist, Dr. Brrlhold Srhulr Ihr slorm earlier till tjumtaiK B >o,
various committees In the Ameri
Annuunclng her dr*i.ion
,n ia i said lo have fired twire; jy a rriv H yeilerday on a hl*lnrfe
rette* health controversy appairntcan T i ll Association ami ia imquit on tha program last night. through the arreen iu an attempt drive from Hrlvinki. Finland lb Ihe ra«lei mnosl .trip of M« vim,
Carting nf the part* for the first ly has passed
N EW YO R K
- The Soviet
a binely stretch of roatlline.
mediate past chairman of the Ab Union kept ailent today toward an production of tho Sanford Theatre
Reporting on “ (he tobacco situa •ha said it seemed "lha sensible lo hit hi* wife.
was ihr first foreign tmirlat lo
Between the two strikes, Janet
actor's Section.
thing
to
do.”
•
Olio nf Ihe rhargea In city mike such a Inp tine, th* 191)
American-Britlsh request that the Guild Is still In progress at the tion," the department said Ameri
had pit k< d up a little- speml
Ml*. Power, a ha*ehal| fan for court, •‘bandlshing flrcarnis", har Rrvoluthm.
Communist* help in limiting the Sanford City Hall Auditorium ac can* 13 years of age and ovrr will
wav moving alHiul 21 in p Ii when
years and a Brooklyn Dodger been tran-fem d tn county ,ourt
sale of heavy armies to Egypt and cording to Don Fletcher, president smoke an averagr of nearly 10
Dr. S* hull parked hi* jeep nul j
|(lt ,
, t y i„ „ U tia II...
of
Ihe
local
theatre
group
hy
Judge
ieonai'ly.
The
othn
1
pound*
of
tobacco
in
clgircllcs
looter,
raid:
"M
y
Dodger*
has*
the Middle East.
side llic Kremlin wall*, slrullcd,
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Only
a
few
trp-irt*
were i t..s , .
“dt»orderly
ronducl" nto Ihe National Hold, an l a*
The play selected, "Father'* during 1933
won tot* of pennant* and I fed caae of
U.5- Secretary of State Dulles
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. , of. Inlourtvt.
, , ' , which
. . . ante Irorii Ihe area, Inc Weather
That would represent a I t per lika I won a pennant, and they la m e up for hearing. However, tuunded. ofllciat*
and British Foreign Secretary Bern Tu Mars", has a cast of etc
Harold Macmillan broached the ven and aome of the parti ara sliU cent Increase over last yrsr hut never won a World Ferir* ami Ihe Negro did not appear to handlci Ku**ia's growing touriat Bureau al Stiami aald. Pie latr-t
fall 4 9 per'cent shy of the 1931 I don't want to beat them to Ihe answer charge* and Kit h-nd of businc*!. lie a*krd permit*lon In adviaory la*l night r.iim.<Uil lha
Issue lo Soviet Foreign Minister open
draw."
*2U2 Wa. e .li-a lrd .
V, M. Molotov at dinner here last
Flrieher sirgw* *J1 Interested figure— a record
drive Ihrmiggh Ihr country, rmerg •linin'* Ingiiot wind* at 133 m p n.
Social Security Covers night foflowfag Egyptian Premier persons to attend the meeting to ---------------------------a - ------------------------- —
mg at cithrr Ihr Iranian nr The W'-athrr Bureau'* a.lvi-nry at
3 a in <aul liic highot windt wcio
rs," a booklet m c o tly la- Carnal Abdel Nasser’s announce- night. Artor* are not Ihe only
Cmhnvlovak iKirJfr.
■aid by tha Social Security Ad men. that Red Ciechotlovakia bad peopie required. Set building,
Schulz rail* him.clf a "fruvlraled
,IS m ,l h
Wtnil* oi hurricane force vwrlli-t
barhcloi."
atratJoo, explain* in •asy-to- agreed tn awap such arm* for lighting, publicity and other phases
Egyptian rice and cotton.
out ft) lo )0 miles from llie rcnlrr
of production require the effort*
Pointing out Ihe Improtanre of serve strength for rapid expan intricacies nl landing jet plan'
grstsnd language, tha right*
and galea whipped acruv* land and
Dull#* and Macmillan repeated of many other people. If anyone
sion
of
war
industries.
Without
sir
on
air
strip*
and
air
r*
obligation) of (arm pcoplt to Molotov tboir desire, expressed
Ihe Naval Air Station in Sanford,
vea 223 milr« lo Ihe north and I d
la interosted in stage work, either
Comdr,
Slc»en*
cl*;
*
*
S
supremacy
the
rountry
wouldn't
the social aocnrily law. ac- in a statement earlier yeaterday,
miles In Ihr tooth
onstage or backstage, the Guild Comdr. Paul Alevens of Composite be what It Is today," he stated.
talk with Ihe *110'. \\ \- , c
_ lo Paul K. Weaver, mana- “ lo avoid an arm* race which
Squadron Eight declarrd at the
In
borne 130,000 officer* and men p irtu m whlcs
n*d
|^of tho Orlando aodal security would Inevitably increase the ten can certainly find a place for you meeting of the Pilot Club In the
— just be at the City Hall tonight
Bo s t o n i r — Mayor John n
are now In acHvn tervire In Ihr Taken
V ' Aircraft
sion*" in tho Middle East. In their a I o’clock, Fletcher aald this Yacht Club last night that its Navv with 193,000 Marine* and i a rn r
-• a
* * * * . , !, bn wnich
w m c m »> n«'’ •nd Stale Sen John K.
Carrie
i
J O * booklet ia ialanded to-help statement they added the hope that morning.
main purpose f ir ealitenre la to
*\>t landing en an
' « • nominated for mayor
1.000 ship* operating as well a* the f-n.
• fa rm e r determuw w bother bo other gnreramenta would bo guid
earry ou' the minion of Ihe Nary.
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o( ILvalivit
Bo*lon yctirrday
In ■a nonrarti‘
10.000 aircraft
in
nperalinn. airrfSfl
hroughi
nut.
He waa introduced by Mrs Wall«r
id omployed or eolm-emoloyad, es- ed by the aame aim.
M Sgt. Henry P. Jatohirn, local
•an preliminary elrclton in which
Comdr.
Sir
ven*
pointed
nul
While
Mr*
lla
n
r
y
Swanton
preaidrd
pactally in relatioa lo tlia farming
L. Carter, program chairman.
fewer than 39 per rrnt of the recruiter foi thr Sanford a m , hat
at
the
Sanford
Naval
Auxiliary
al
the
mrelmg
and
announced
that
oLisnd teasod on a eagh rcn U l or
IN T C L U G E N T F U F
Comdr Stevens, who has just Air Flation there are Ijo o people Ihe club had been invited in the eligible voter* participated.
annotitiicl hla ai hcdut* for vitiling
d flfc of tho crop baaia. A atctlon
TRAVERSE C ITY, Mich, (ft returned from a lour of duty In IneluJinr ISO civilians' 300 officer* chartering of the Cocos Club on
Sanford. II* will h* in Sanford on
Ilyne*
ant
Powers
defeated
the
publication tl devoted to is- Herman Burgnaa’ beagle hup is a
Tomorrow from l:M to T.JO the Medilrn aneaa, brought but the and 1.300 men and Ihe station Sept 3i at 9 p. m. She alto ex old political warrior James M. Monday and 33’edn»»day of »arh
‘ fcr bright oaa.
p. m . a unit from tha Central fact that ell ef the Atlantic's is growing dally, he alated.
tended an InvUatlon from the Curley and Slate Supreme Court week from 9:3n a. m. until 3;.Vt
•«n9M* ■ cHy htalfog — gt— gr. Floctda Blond leak la Ortaado, heavy attack aquadrona ara based
p. m. II* will h* found at *he
Comdr. Stevens told of the ex- Daytona Beach Club to attend Clark Chester A Dolan.
M l dw M a M ia Oh Back aaat will ka at tu rke ’a ProlMiienal at the elation which la an auxili pantioa program Utal la under
Sanford Boat Office on those days
Tha election will be Nov. 9.
its Founder * Day dinner on Oct.
Bldg., la okUIn
ary' to the Jaehaoatrtlto Naval Air way at the local station which It M at which lime M n . Edith Mar- 'The vote wai: Hynes, 30.934; of viaiution.
a heating jeh.
Btatka.
Ii planned and eapected will be a Bride Cameron, president of Pilot Powers, 3M1T; Curley, 14,193;
Sgt. Jaiobaen haa avkrd that
Wfcaai hn canan hack l a pap » n »
awe the hank may
“ A strong armed force In this full atelioa someday. Speaking ol International, will ha the gueat Dolan, 19.32*.
all
men who are inlaicst*d In tha
I i the front Mat, had turned ea the contribute at Utia tame time, II age Ii not only necessary, but It
hia own group, Composite Squad speaker.
It was one of ihe most crushing Army Program or treking in
rniio end wa; listening qxiieOy. wai announced today, and those U essential," declared Comdr.
Two other guests wure welcom politics! blows suffered by the 90- formation should ronlarl Kim and
Burgess beamed at the dajfi la- who would Ilka ta contribute am Sleveae He told of Ihe impor ron Eight. Comdr. Slevena aald
he had 239 men and SI officers ed at the meeting, Mr*. J. B. ear-oid Curley, who hat served Ka would h« Kappy to furnish
ka M M la B9» k -----------to meal to
tance of maintaining m o end air which include eai
Bey at Tamp* and Mrs. fUarge our terms ee mayor aa well u them with the latest information
j ad ti
C D in s.
and eoagrtetman.
Tan the U- B. Army.
i
V
ill Heavy Fines Are
Imposed In City
Court Action Here
Porter Lansing
Ordinance Effective Odham
Prepares
Chosen President Beginning Oct 20
Report
01 Sportsman Assn.
Admiral McMahon Clarification Is
Purpose Of Act
On Routine Visit
;; To Navy Station
Fliers Have Joyous
Meet With Wives
McDonald Selected
To Important Post
At Cleveland Meet
K
Secret Lists Given
Qeadlin? For Nov. I
u
i
. .
Hyacinths Cleared
nOOVGr LOmmiSSIOn By Quick Action
Out Of Existence
VtJl.L . L -_i'
., . .
YanksTake Opener
From Dodgers, 6-5
Ben Joe Case Is
Given Transfer
E SS To Counly Court
Woman Reluctant
To Beat Dodgers;
Settles For Check
Soviet Union Silent
Being Cast
On Request For Aid Parts
By Theatre Guild
Department Says
'Main Impact' Dies
Chicago Dentist
Requests To Tour
Russia In Jeep
Crushing Blows
Thrown By Janet
In Swirling Palh
ial Security
Issued
Comdr. Stevens Addresses Pilots
Curley Defeated
Crushing Blow
Army Recruiter Has
Sanford Schedule
Blood Bank Unit
Here Tomorrow
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AwiMK-iatH Preww I .rimed W ire
Merchants
Request
Change
Blockade Of Hyacinths
Is Formed At Bridge
The U k e Monroe Bridge urea
of the St.f Johm River ha> been
blocked *ith hyacinth* since Sat
urday, keeping boats from using
the channel between Rlue Spun:*
and Sanford.
Only one water craft has pasietl
the blockade so far and that waa
a lugbuat and oil barge operating
between Jacksonville and Sanford.
The blockade, canted by hya.
cinths being flushed Inlo the SI.
Johns River from ereeki over
flowing during the heavy rain*,
ii preventing the use of the *rea.
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attempting to get through and are
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Inns, Bobble Crutchfield. Pal Har
rington, first sopranos; Lot* Bar*
Inrau. Sylvia Price, Carol Null,
Second sopranos and Yvonne Cul
len. Nancy While and Iris Caualto*. kli*i Nancy Cash
9 IS (he aecompanivl (or today's
program which consoled of the
foiling number* by th* Triple Trio:
• Little Man You've Had a Busy
n * y", "W ho", “ Let a Smll* Be
Your Umbrella", and "Make Be
lieve" Miss Hirtinglon, soloist
for lha neeasion sing “ Young and
Foolish."
Mis* mile Reese Whittle, direc
tor of the vocal group* of the Gtre
.Club, hfdh young ladles and young
gentlemen, was a guest of the
club.
The following Rotarians whose
birthdays occurred In September
wrr* asked to stand by Chmrlia
Morrison, who had charge of
the day'a program! — Orville
Touchton, Bobby Newman, James
Itoltxrlaw, W, B. Nicholson, Ro
bert True, Dr. John Morgan. T .
K. Tucker, J . Ed Best and Dr.
|Jk. W. Epps Jr. whose birthday
happened to b* this day. T h t etub
sang "llappy
Birthday,
dear
Sotariani", and gave a round of
applause to those honored. After
program by th* THpl* Trio,
the club sang a group of *ong*
for their gueata. Bill Bush pro*
•idad over th* meeting.
Mayor Proclaims
BPW Observance
Sept. 25 • Oct. 1
Mayor Danver Cordell haa prwrlaimrd the week Sept. IS through
Oct. I a* "National Busines* Wo
men's Week.
Mayor Cordell made the pro
clamation in cooperation with tha
Hanford noshes* and Professional
Women's Club which will retchrate
the week along with other simi
lar club* throughout the nation.
The mayor urged, In hi* pror'amatlon, that buiinrta and In
dustry leaders of the community
join In thi* observance.
Tha proclamation read* a* fol
lows;
“ Whereas National Businesa
Women's Wrek will be celebrated
throughout the nation beginning
•September IS and ending on Octo
ber d , and
Whereas th* organisation of the
National Federation of Business
and Professional Women's' Clubs,
Inc, la contributing much toward
the development of business and
Industry'I and
Whereas we are emphasising
"Aim High In this pre-election
year and
Whereas the Hanford Business
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Pag* 7)
License Division
Hours Are Changed 4 Outboard M o \ >
Recovered In Dump
From 8:30 To 5:30 In Volusia County
a
Seminole County Judge Ernest
Hottrholder thi* morning said that
lO.sna licenae* have been Issued
t i p ithrough
niuugu
o i i u r u m j nnoon.
wn.
i km
tip
Saturday
Tbe
"•judge commented that approtlmatrly I),600 Ucenses were issued
last year.
"A t least 3.000 licenses have aot
yet been written and 1 am sure
« g will exceed list gear's figures
for liceasei hi Seminole County,"
the fudge stated.
Judge Hoosholder explained that
SU licenses were written In Ovie
do. 211 tn Bear lek* M in Genwars, 230 la Loogwooa, 37 in Lake
Titonroe. ITS la
u> Casselberry and
Park. SIS in AHamaatt
titling' aad H la Laka M ary."
;
(Contimed a# Pngs T )
Sportsman's Assn#
T o Elect Officers
M k n ta h
W F LA -T V Station •
To Televise Series
A specieMon,
and
[her latrmted titlaaae t# attend
ia soeeUng at B o'clock la Um
tart reews.
Carntravarslal n tijsrti of InM at ta aB awartaman mill la
A lepreaentativr of th* Hocial
Security Administration District
Office In Orlando will lie at th*
Chamtivr of rummrrce lluilding
in Sanford on Friday. Oct. 7,
Friday, Oct, I I amt Friday Oct.
21, helwren the hour* of t>:30 a. m.
and noon.
Thia service I* made available
lo those who wish to apply for
Old Age and Survivors Insurance
benrflta, social security account
numbers, or obtain infuimalion
■bout th* Social Security pro
gram.
Services Conducted
For Patricia Touhy
(•ravetid* services were held at
ikoklawn
cemetery
Hatunlag
morning for Patricia Alice Touhy,
rear old daughter of Mr. and Mr*,
ileorge Touhy, The tiny girl died
al a local hospital Friday after
noon at .1 o'clock. Th# Rev. A. (I.
Mdnnls was in charge of the in
terment ceremony.
Survivor* In addition to th*
Four outboard motors wrne -»• parent* aia a brother, Jim m y;
covered this morning from a trash maternal
grandmother,
Mrs.
dump In Volusia County where
they had been hidden after being
taken from Lake Apopka.
Donald Hubbact, alia* Donald
Smith, a 17-yrsr-olil negro who
give* his home address as m K
Second St., wa* taken into custody
this morning and charged with
"grand larceny.”
The warrant for llubbark rharg
•a him with the taking of two ou
board motors, a 12-gauge shot
gun aod a T V set Bond lor Hub
bock M i been sal at 22,000.
Deruty Sheriff Aa E. Evana and
O. Q. Owens iniv-stlgatcd the theft
of the outboard motor* and arrest
td llubback about «:30 thi* m om
lag.
Deputy Sheriff Evana laid that
th* fuur outboard* that have been
recovered were found In a dump
acrvxa ILt river la back a! Um
power plant.
The Seminole County Sport*man's Association will mewl toi row night nt th* court house
alert officer* for the coming
M a r and 2# boar Important re-
e
tn a surprise ceremony arranged
by Captain Robert W. Jarkson,
I'SN, Commanding Officer of the
Sanford Natal Auxiliary Air Sta
tion, II. W. Filbry, L’SN, A**t.
Public Work* Officer. w»* promo*
ted to the rank-if Chief Carpenter.
By making Chief Carpenter in
let* than 10 years, Filbry, an e ienlisted man, la believer) lo have
achieved this goal faster than any
other Navyman.
Ills father,-Id Cmdr F. VV. Fdbry, USX, (Ret.) who was present
at the promotion rrremony, ad
ministered the oath of office.
Also in attrndanre were his wife
and mother who pinned on the new
<huutdcr boards.
Among other yuests, including
representatives of the Public Works
Dept., were Cmdr. If. C. Colee Jr.,
I'SN, air station Ksecutlve Officer,
Mrs. Colee,- Mrs *t. W Jackson
and Lt. W. J. lilts in*, l —S, Public
Works Officer,
Of Interest is the fart Lieut.
Comdr. Filbry wa* a one-time sea
manship and navigation instructor
at the II. S. Naval Academy during
Hie peuod Cap). Jackson attended
lhat institution.
Tam Mattbewa of W F L A -T V
m ii this marwtag that th* worM
aerkl tames, start** nt IS
■•dock ansa rock weekday, vfll
ba carried by W F L A -T V , beginnlag with Wednesday. A pregame telecast will b« aeen at
I t i t f . Th# flonday game lalaeast
will ba seen at 1 o'clock.
The entire aeries will bo eeew
o m t W F L A -T V la enter aad la
Chiirman John MfUh of Ih#
Board of Seminole County Commiiilonrr*, thi% morning #*plain#tl
that there *ould not be a «p#dal
niretlna of the bond to consider
changing its policy regarding the
obtaining of right
Mruch »aid that he polled the
membership of the board and the
decision not to call the special
meeting « i i unanimous.
lie said that there were sever
al reasons why the meeting would
not be called. 'First,'' he said,
•'nothing could be accomplished
since all of the instruments on the
south end of the prupoted highway
wen no*, available rhirefore, no
appm*al could be made."
Meiteh alto reiterated that the
County Attorney said hr could not
start preparing condemnation proreeding* and declarations of taking
until the appraisal was completed.
The commission chairman stated
that the motion relative to the
17-B3 right-of-way* does not state
any specific station. "The molion " he «aid, ' mrrely slates 'IT92* right-of-ways The highway ran
be started ftom any point and at
at any lime.
The third point brought out bv
Meisrti wa, that it would lakr a
resolution of (he hoard to start
condemnation
proceedings.
II p
said County Attorney Mark N.
Cleveland Jr. bad idvlsed that hr
could nol start any preparation of
proceedings until all Instruments
were in his hands.
M tl.rh tala this morning that
one of the teams of appraiser*
worked Saturday and Sunday com
pleting their appralaal*. while a n '
other team had already rompletol
appraisal of properties* in Ihrir
hands.
In Sa nrd churches yesterday,
churchgoer* heard a vsrtrty <d
auhieil'- discussed from the pulpit.
At the eleven o'clock worship
hour at The Methodist Church ye*Icnl.y the Rev. Milton II Wyatt
pivvchfd on the subject: “ Not by
Bread Atone." Frequently speak
er» and 'vrtter* seiic Upon the
quotation: “ Man does not live by
bread ■tone "
"This statement of truth ha* be
come ■ »ort of spiritual asiom
upon which we rely when wr want
to gisc succinct exprcs»lon to itemsnrts of human ner«onility for
spiritual fulfillment the reverend
stated. "U fa In this world does
have an lndism-nsable material bavia of which bread is the sy mbol.
Out of man'* relattomhlp to brrad
grow Iwi, trend’ whteh have al
ways characterized tin* human
rare To have hr*id, to noises*
physical security, men will nflrn
choose bondage In preference to
Hie risk* of freedon. The other
trend which imperils a Dr*.1 soeiclv
tv Ihe tendency to beronie so at>sorhed in tlte material side nf life
that wc neglect the more Imporant
value*.
•'Mon'* hunger goes deeper than
(('natiaMesI u « Page 7)
Volie Williams
Addresses Group
The
iiford Meichanta .V wodi*
tlon, 1 1 a •pec *1 meeting Frulag
i f I# moon, adopted a f #*■»Uni lion In
which the li^ant of Bemiiiplp
IVtutilv CtniimhsHiiieri was re*
quMtrJ f# rhangr tia policy rr!a*
iite
ih# nere*dty of AtqillHftf
the tighl*of»wrfl\• ftom J*erllon
1*02 at Unom 5^ to the O n n g a
County line in eider to esped it#
the lettii g of a coni tact for th#
fourdaning nf 17-»1.
Volir \ William* J* «peaVing
to th# more than
Hanford
bfcfciitifiAfttvn, aald* MM > t#w#rh l
mte a* p» 1 11*.1 n a» mit v rc tita,i V.*
10d 'lIT T S IIF R IF F A. K. Ksan* look, n»*r four on Omani motor* rrimrtrdly taken fmm Lake Ap>'l'ka
bv Oonabl Hulibaik. I Staff Pbotisl
City Is Confronted
W ith
Riailings will he held M unday.
Tin--ilay and Wrdnr.day n citing
for the first play of the current
•raiun to he given hy the Han
ford Th>at.e klull * The play to
I* presented is
Father's Bern
to Mars', liytdmgs as n-nal, will
he held in tha City Hall A<vRr
toitlim al M p m , atrollll ig to
I >on KlcUhi-r, piendrnt of tbs
C l,it I.
Anyone inteiested I* *«!. one
and previous experience is not
lures vary. Kiev .ri r Harare is are
lerpiirrd for the play tanging
fmm a IJ.yriir-otd girl tn an
executive type man nf ispptnsiinalciy Ml, Flrti her aihhrt I lust
he hopes to complete tailing
Wnlnrtday evening.
Tlio selection of the current
pUy was made hy memt"-ts of a
lay committee consisting -if ' I is.
tirorge Htine, Mrs, Julius llirigfeldcr and tieorge Touhy
1 »f
vriy generously gave of tlinr
tune to read four plays present
ed to them by Krwncta lloumtltat
Jr., who headed the play salec*
lion committee and aelertrj tha
one they liked (rest from Itiis
group," slatrd the president 11 *
play it a family situation > inedy
concerning w popular T V star.
High School Sports
To Highlight Meet
The Sanford IJnni (Tub will hear
Athletic Director Fred Cana* and
Football Coach Hill Fleming at
their noon luncheon Hireling lomorrow al the Yacht (Tub.
The co-captsin* of ihr Seminole
High School fool hall aqiiad will
also attend tomormw* lunciiron
meeting
Th. *idi»ect of the talk tha' Ihe
Uxnr will hci.1 will po . tblr he
••football," snd will Includa such
pelalcd subjertv as the vchcdulr.
and the poviblliUei to be e*p< cL
rd of the IPAS Seminole High
School football tram.
7 Big Items
Th* ftuaid of Sanford City
Ciuiiinissiiinei* will t,r ronfronlrti
With a seven Item agrnda Oils
rvening al the regular inert mg lieginning at 8 n’clork.
Top item to to- ruiuhlririi this
evening will Ih- Our futir lesnlulii.u* iintl onlinah' <• apinupnalHr, '♦-»* # : | j.
i . (itlug IV-
People ar# In-ginning to alow
up, Hheliff I lol.liy
sti.l this
morning, as the number nf traf
fic arrests over th# vrckrnd
dwindled hi companion lo the
arrest* made last work,
Ueorgs
Wesley Adams, 7.1.
> r# r-o ld
sawnnll
worker of
tlsudo was rharged with "iniprop, r pai-ing" and operating a
sar without “• drivers license",
when h# crounl • solid tine on
the highway three mile* a>mth
of Hanford. Florida 1 Highway
Patrolman Carl Wdllujfl* mad*
Ih# charge* al U> 3H p >1 Friday
night
I.eroy
Anderson,
17-yrar-ald
Negro A ir Fore# mail stationed
at the Otlando Air F o u r Has*
was charged wilh
" s u riu v s
gueed" when lie wav apprehended
M h llig 'JO mil. per hour on the
t u f a I OHaml.i Highway.
the
B W H A ja t r # made at II;.‘>U a ui.
llilfiird
hildmt,
p.iigimu
dial Must. f". the meeting,
hat
invited
l i - 1 tianas,
athletic
director at •- mnolo H u ll School
and foulhall r--ach, Hill Firming,
to bring member* of Ih* club upto-date on thi footi-all situatiun
at Seinimili- iltgli School.
1 he
pr»g-sm
ahoulil
g in
Klwaniaiit a - ai pirlnir at to
is list tiny a
rvpei'l to ter al
Die hm ams p. n-oled came <•"
Oct It tnlvv. ii I'atatka and Sem
inole High.
The annuel hie aid* game It
to raise fund* to support the
under privileg'd children a c o m iiiitt.i arll'Ulc* iliinng the com
ing year, i >e rommiUre is one
of llie m»-< a* tin- in the tornl
hits aids club and is one of wide•pica.l lo.-netit In children
in
need of nodical attcnlion and
lielp.
In order that the Kiwauls mem
bers might to- up-to-dal# a* to
the activities of the U P C Coinsnitter, <jt"irg« Morgan, chairman
of ttlr group, will tell the t l it,
Wednesday what ho* Itcen actuniptisbeii sn far this year so
that elub number* >*n mure in
telligently aripiainl Die
public
with th# noth ucmg dune by the
loial org.ti tiatior.
fisuM be.'1 The Hrmmule Ciiuntf
Hepre»entalive reviewed the ttnig*
fie fur the 17*UJ project, rotnpar*
inf it at time* with the problem#
'nutting from the French A re,
prrij«*( t H u remarkii w#r# pre*
redid bv the atwteineiit that fnadi
in the Ht#(# of Horida were at
one lime built on “ how ttror.f a
ftrnn or group wa«, politically/*
**Th# i n ims | Uoiui Code/* *ald
W illume, ‘ doe* away with lhat
procedure arid pitta (he budding
of nud* on a bad* nf n##«l.H H »
pointed par I lr ula rly to th»* fart
that Kemiimle County, in the Fifth
I>lstrict, ha* had tes* money *pent
on tiiad* than any county in th#
tf*riiiility area.
"F.ight pe#pV are responaiSt#
foe tha* r*No^l|,•, m M Wlllium#,
•“fba two n*prfu*nfiithf«, )!.# *m•tor and th# fir# counts' commi*doner* If they had tie* n Mon th#
hair1 « # would hase gotten mif
ihafe and rimre. Fieri )1<e French
t\i
appropr ration was In the
budget for *u yeai * ,#
ft peak ri g nf Senator flongtai
$trfMtrmi>
a u d llepfearfiilatlv#
t1.uk S rirvi'i and J r . \% illljarni
•aid, “ !>•• ig and 'lack arpj I initia
ted the Citiirn* Ct
Ittee tie*
rauie wf wrre inter ,n *ill Semi*
note County iceltllig »fcd*. Ilow iver. |h»*ie** an area li he county
that i»-#iit* Sanford. . *y think
there that Sanford nitit ti e »hnw V
n« pr* •rittattv# V' illiam* then
ya ir the nirrehaill* a**miattnn
mem tier* a review of the actlrltb i
of tIre t'ilitrn* i <'minnt«r1 their
meeting* with imth tht t'ounty
i?opimiMion»ta ami with lartoua
official* of the road boaid.
i* the general out*
line of what mu*t b# a •implifh*
r<|#H U Illiam* *«id. Mi* the Iran*,
mitta! of proposed plan* fur th#
highway construction, from lb#
Pel an I Office of th* Stata Itoarl
nepartment t» T#ll»ba***e for
final linking, lh a t i* a job foe
S.'iiitur Mfftlf rom, tt» pr•icntallv#
Clevtlah 1, and me/*
it util broughl out. Tn th# re*
v|#w of ar t h it lea com*cm in g th#
17d*l f»roj#cl, thal S« niir«o!e I 'onn *
ty Comm***luPer* weir f' ittali'* be*
c%u«e unr man hud *aid, “ I he piut i* lie rig kiltfil vith kindiir**/*
William* *ail that «lltli"f th#
Srotinole County Couiuilaaipnert
niretiiig la*t T\ir*da>, “ I tried fiv#
time* to direct my remark* tn th#
iliairniao *aying, ptr#*e, gentle,
men, won’i mi author)?# your at*
■aW rt Moo.#- nf Altamonte
tione* to atait the machinery of
Iprlafa aria ^ i i « i with "revklondemnatlon and haie the plra<l*
in** readied **
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A Vi ii'irddti ppirslcf nf •* negfo tttj (i.| i(l make th# motion, teiuark*
night club in Volusia t uuuly. negro I r,j that
<ouldn't r r irieinlwr th#
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jo r it thirjtrd with firln* t M
f«» coiulrninotion
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f«|. ptit.l Ihrntnth till* wiopn win rUrotion of taking for thr n n r* .
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lined on the charge of "assault
with Intent tu commit murmrd was
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Additional chsrgr* were filed
by tha city for "brandishing firearms'* and "disorderly conduct."
Bond* fnr these charges wrr# set
a iliM -
The kcmmulc County JavBrea
will meet tonight al 7 30 at tbe
Hanford City Halt.
Principle M«e*ser will b# May
or- Denvet Cordell.
All boya of both school age ara
urged t« attend this meeting.
T ie Jay Bret is the junior organi
sation « f tha local Frmlnol#
County Junior Chamber af Con»->
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New Radioactive Lamps Revealed H^Acting Bug
l By Inheritance i
W A S H I N G T O N Mr — Tiny, eral illuminalion it, not deurable"
new radioactive lamp* otter potd* — »uch a* on the bridge of a battlehllilie* for enemy-proof Sighting thip in enemy territory
aboard darkened ihipi In lime of
"A fUihlight could be teen for
war and for rm rrsrnry llshtlns mile*," one icientld *ald. "but Ihe
ehen a thlp'i power fail*.
i light from the brigbted of Iheie
Navy »cienli»li say Ihe Ump». new limp* rouldn't be »een beyond
imall ennush to be rarried m the t orn feet, which lin t very far at
palm of the hand, utilise the tame *ra."
hm e principle « i Ihe lummout
2 A* "tlandby illumination" beudium dial* on tome w rid watch- low deck* in raje of power failure,
e*. but are veitly more powerful.
Say* a report on Ihe Navy'* e*
Thry employ %oir» of Ihe new perimcnli in in Offlre of Naval
radioertive isotope* produced in Retearch (O N R ) publication:
the domic encrav projram. An
"One hlsh-luminanrc marker will
untope, kurh at radioactive *ironi|. illuminate e rpom IS feel long. 10
um l> mixed with tine aulphldc feet wide and eight feel high aufInvivihle elomie reya from the firiently* well for a dark-adaptrd
tiro,ilium art upon alomt of the person In rrrognlie other per ion *
nnr •ulphulr. cauting it to emit in the room and to locate obitadei,
viiibie light
itairway* and door* "
No electrir current i* involved
"It might mean Ihe difference
ant there are no wire* The lamp* between life and death," one Naval
are plaitir-enraved circular "mark- icientld *ayi. "In an emergency
era", tome nf (hem an inch in Hi-1 «ituation like a torpedoing, a flubam rtrr, other* 1H inch** In diam- light might nol be at hand."
ctrr
3 Stanby Illumination to operThey g|o'« (onlinuoutly, with a ate emergency valves and geara.
potential u«rful life rj •everal
The Navy aayt different markera
year* Thrir light tv not vullirirnt- ran he made In produce light* of
iy bright tu he tern any great di»- dilfcrmt color*, aurh ** green.
tance— toe maaimum is 1.000 fed red and blue.
for ihe brightest-but they offer
Green make* for the eaaieit tee
po*iibilitir« for Illuminalion nf rel ing, but variou* other color* might
atively near-at-hand activitfei, ihe he employed in certain operations,
•dentist* tay.
such a* differentiating between de
The Navy already i« installing ferent type* nl value*.
Ihe imallrr-aiaed lamp* on »hlpv
The green light la so good, exto illuminate ladders and doorways peril say. that even a green mark
•uHirirnUy lo allow them to be er of relatively low Intenally, when
aern on a darkened deck
carried In Ihe hand, "makra it pos
Rut here are tome of Ihe possi sible for nnr to make hia way
bilities foreseen hy sciential! of among obitadei in the dark, and
the Naval iric a rih laboratory for even read a newspaper nr write
toe larger, l ‘ «-inrh limps:
notea if ihr paper ia held near
1 At a aourre of Illuminalion lo ihe marker."
read maps, order* and in*trurtlnns
The new markera ara made by
"under dark condition* where gen- Ihe L' S Radium Corp and lha
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HOLLYW OOD 'Ft— Some people
gel bitten by the acting bug. others
inherit the disease. Tyrone Power
ia one of ihe latter.
In his case, it goes ‘way back
Ha la lha third of tot acting
Tyrone Powers, and the most fa*
moua in the line. Hia family hack*
ground helps explain why ha will
soon be abandoning Hollywood
again for lha stage.
T y could find enough leading
roles here to keep him busy for
10 years. Mori actor* agree that
working in the movies Is mora
testful. easier and more profitable.
Then why does be cbfosa toe
stage?
"You don't always do every*
thing for loot, do you?" he replied.
Following toe footstep* nf hi*
forebears, T y got his seasoning on
(he stage. When he became a bu,
star in films, it appeared that hia
foollight career was over. But he
surprised Hollywood hy going lo
London for "Mister Roberta."
It was no mere fling. TTirFe
years ago he loured toe country In
Paul Gregory's "John Brown’s
Body." Last season he starred on
Broadway In "The Dark la Nol
Light Enough ” He appeared oppo
site Katharine Cornell, with whom
NEW YO R K * -T h e r e are al company he had once been a fea
moat aa many debuts in taliviaion tured player.
His naxt venture la "A Quite
these days as at Iba debutante*
cotillion. You can't romance all Place," a play Vritten by a new
these newcomer* at one lime, but author.
--------- Julian
- - - - - daman. T-•y will
,
maybe by Chrialma* we'll have ° ^ n ^
>" « «• " •
danced with moil of them
, m ,y . b* U« » V“ 1*W* *»»
Two new program*, tpottrd o na ',llm * un,“
Jun*
"It's hard work." h« admitted,
after the other on CBS
CBS-TV thi*
week, presented Ihe Aftny and the "but its very satisfying. And you
can't call this easy.”
Navy.
lie referred In hia latest acini'
You'll Never Gat Rich, starring
Phil Silvers as M. Sgt. Ernie BUko. fob in "The Eddy Duchin Story.*bids fair lo ba tha moat hilarious Braid#* working in tha year's
comedy aariea of lha new season. hottait waathar — "U waa U i nn
This show offers about 10 million the set one day" — he has Ih#
guys, a liltla stouter in tha girth chore of matching (be finger work
now, toe opportunity lo »eal toeir for bis portrayal of tha lata
wives before ba itt and aay, pianist. H r has a portabla piano
"This la juat the way it waa, dear, keyboard In hia dreatroom and
practices regularly to tha Duchin
before they shipped me ovar."
You'll Never Gat Rich concerns record*.
It was Inevitable that Hollywood
Ihe peculations and chicaneries nf
Sgt. Bilko, an amiable charlatan. would gat around to lha Durhln*
It concerns both nalva and knowing aaga, since it combines music with
traglr drama.
man la tha Arm y. By understate
Society circle* w*re stirred whan
ment rather than belaboring, It
warmly tell* all mothers whose the bandleader married socialite
Marjorie 0#trlcbs in IMS. She died
tons face lha draft that their boyt
may lose a little money In ramp tlx days after giving birth to a
•on in 1UT.
but they'll gam much knowledge
Duchin diad nf leukemia la Naw
of Ufa.
York In 1*31. Hia son Paler la now
It waa a risky theme lo lackle,
Ihe ward of Governoe Harriman of
for the seriet could colled every
New York.
rllche of the century. Rut it
doesn't. Thank* to Nat Hikan. who
wrote tha script and directed tha
show at a swirl pare,, and thanks
•specially lo Phil Silvara, tola is
grand entertainment.
While You'll N'avtr Gel Rich I*
basically a pretty realiilie — or
doughfool'a— view of Ufa In the
W ASHINTGO (M f -Well-poitad
service, Navy Log offers a more observer* discounted tcdiy specu
official vlaw. Navy Log. a good lation that Greeca, la U>« bitter*
program, presents carefully docu neat of bar dlaappolntnant ovar
mented and beautifully photo* Cyprua, would break bar lira with.
grapbad studies of various aspects Iba North Atlantic Alliance.
of Ufa In too U.S. Navy.
But User H id tha Wait mud
The fln t program waa an excil- bract llvalf for a panod of rtraia
lag dramatliatloa of the work of with whatever government bold I
frogmen. Specifically It thowed aa power la Crete# for the east ftw
underwater demolition learn work months.
ing out of a lubmarine In Korean
Greek fruitratloa over Cjrpnia
water* Civilian* played tha ma boiled ovar whan a United Nationr
jor role*, but Uit program had Steering Committee voted Wednes
full Navy cooperation.
day againat a General Aaiembly
dlacuaalon of eelf-determlnation for
the Inland now ruled by Britain.''
Graak* believe the Greek-apeak.*
lag majority on Cyprua would vote
la Join Greece. Turkey oppoeef
any tuck union with Greece far
the Madileraaeia Lalead, which
In maay ‘way*, a terood term baa a Turkiah minority.
M any TV
Debuts
A re M a d e
Observers Discount
Action By Greece
n
06/ WE
A.W06T ChO<E0
the
jpN ANOLlCk PT
aOalgnt-Tenaube, heroic Fronds mine known
ff= fl
Nary wav Ihe first lo put them to
use
Markera employing radium aa
meani of rauatog tme vulphlde to
radiate light werr widely uacd dur
ing Wcrld War It to mark deck*,
bridge*. UU* and even military
pertonnel.
But the drawback to toe radium
marker*, toe Navy aayi. waa that
the heavy "alpha" particle* emit
ted by radium quickly deatroyed
the sine aulphide cryatal*.
With the development of artificial
radioactive iaotopei. It waa posiible to aeleel laotope* emitting to
talled "beta" raya which don't deitroy the tine aulphide to rapidly.
Thua. Navy icientlat* *ay, toe
uvcful life of toe markera haa been
extended conalderably. Moreover,
they can be made much brighter
than Ihe radium type because larg
er quantities of a given laotope can
he uted than waa potalble with ra
dium without unduly affecting tor
unc aulphide.
•t “The Angel ot U ^bicw pbu" toe her acrvlroa in the UsAo-Chincee
War, la shown brgMnlng an In-Service court# la New York City.
She L* studying at tm New York UnlvOnityBaUavue Medical Can*
ler'i Institute ofPhyxV;*! Medicine and Rehabilitation. MUe.Galard*
Terraube it aiding Set- P.aymor.d Wegsrheider. 27, a French veteran
wounded in Korea at Heartbreak Ridge, rinternaiionnl £rcluetre>
Kitchen Cabinet' A w aits Signal
W A S H IN G T O N
<F If
Presidant Etienhowar run* for a
aecond term, a lew telephone rail*
and a mere pu«h of a buttrr but
ton at the White Houie ran lummon for the 1IM campaign virtual
ly the aame political hrata Iruat
which maalarmiadad hi* election
la m t
The key memhrri of Ihe old learn
are in Elsenhower’* "Xltrhen Cabi
net" or elie they're clote at hand
tad available.
"A U we need t* Ihe go-ahead tignal," one nl the (roup *ald "We
ran tiiemhle very qulrkly a
imooth organisation In whirh ev
ery man i* familiar with the job
beta lo do."
Bight aow, the Preiidept la keep,
lag everybody gueiaing.
Recently In Denver, he lold GOP
atale chairmen that their party
muil not be "dependent on one
mea" and that “ humena art frail—
•ad they are mortal." He cau
tioned them never to “ pla ytur
flag to tightly to one maat that U
IMAIVTATON C trK K W TT#
ru A sy s -A M T u r r g l y I '
One member of the Claenkowiw
inner circle aayt: "January will
be toon enough for Ike .to let it be
known whet he will do. HU n in e
It rtrtala la be entered la the New
llam pihirt primary. If he doeia't
withdraw— thea il't tafe to figure
bc't a candidate."
At leeit three of hi* rlasa asaoclelei, who aiked that their name*
not be uied, ere convinced be will
run.
Oae of Ibeie tald In aa lalerviaw
"Ike alerted aomethlag at Geneva
— and he knowt he ren't walk
away from It. Ife'a rontrloua of
the fart'Dial he helped initiate a
rrogram for world peace which
will uke lime lo aehievr. He tald
hlmtelf that Geneva wet only the
firat Inning.
"On tha home front, he know*
it will lake more then four yeera
for. him i t Itavt t lading imprtat
campaign would be infinitely eatlor for Elaenhower than tht A ril
ooo in which ho had to alug It out
for ihe nomination agalaat Sen.
Tefl. Thit time. Ihe nomination
could be Eiaeahower’a merely for
the (thing and the convention
would he merely a formal ataaa
of launching tha campaign— with
none of the bitter fightlag which
marked Ihe leal convention.
Meay Taft follower*, after their
Idol was defeated, were *low lo
give their lupport In Elaenhower
tad toma w en only lukewarm la
campaign. But thlaga are different
now. If there sUU la Mtteraeaa, It
hat beta puthed beneath the aurfact by practical politka.
Elaenhower today move# with far
grOater eaat than ha did three
yeera age through too political
path*, aoamlngly guided net only
by hie advieore but ale* hy hia
owa taaao ef polities.
N O R TH KIN GSTON . B. !.' UB-*
The Iowa high tchoot football team
may not be the bed In Ihd itaieM
but certainly it will be out of the
beet fed.
Th irty member* of (he sqaad
will ta t tttak. baktd potato#*, pea*,
rolla ajd milk la the achool caSs
teria a few hour* before a gam*
Saturday agalaat Eaat Greenwich
High School. ^
WELL DRILLINGb<
Howard C.
lateretw to atrengtheniag tht B
publiciJbpiriy and tald " I llht U
Republican party more Uua ever.
When la tha Preaideal likely I
Indicate hit Intention*?
or at lead to mako a educated
gueia taya too tiboff very likely
will come to January when Else*
bower'* name la eapected to be
•atared to toe New Hampthire
pre*ldeniltl preference primary to
be held March 14
If tola court# la foltowed, here
la whal would happen:
At lea at 1M aupporteri weald
*
Tht X«fUtr*Uon Books of tho City of Sanford. Florida, art open al
tha City Hal), comnonclnr Monday, Soptembor IS, IMS, for tho purpoao
of roflatarlnf for tho Municipal General Election to ba hold on November
S, IMS, and will raoudn open each day axeopt Bundaya and holidays, op to
and Including Friday, October M, 1MI.
k. u
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viiitmg her »*a ird ditiiiifer-ln- r>*n he the lujdta deilh ft hli
THT! 5 A N T0 R D HTR ALD
mother.
law, Mr. and Mr* A L Ontey,
M o n . S e p l. 26. 1955
fuse 3
Inrnd* of F r anktlfl G. Lee will
Mr. and Mr*. George krnibuirter
have telutncd ft.*rt» a v aca!Ion be glad to hear that he runt true*
will he glad in hear that the il
lour of Florida tint tuuk Uicm all to impjoie at hu home, following
out at am. folbming a recent at
a hcail attack of vine week* ago.
Ihe way tn Key Wert.
tack of viru*
Mr and Mr*. Frank Evan* are
Recently, Roy I, Howell attend
By v i n n i M k r . a n h e r s o n
H* MRS. n L Y K R l.T F .tTO N
Mr* " iliu m M tgra**- rontinu’ l
Mr*. Rul*y l.tnden arrtvnt fioiti ed the S uthca-lein Shrine i onveu reputed impro*tng at Iheir Hus
lna l.yman School I M A held
to
improve at the Florida Sani
ton
home,
following
rrient
hotWilmington,
I*el.,
Ihuitday
and
gars beard fo-talrpa Cipt- Sen it* fti-t meeting of lb# new
found a late edition of H ' l t i Wko
C H A IT E R T W E N T Y -O N E
lion held in Fuloxi. Mu*. He I* a pitaftration. of r u i i . he i ; day* tarium tn lliiando It H hope I
the reference shelves open to ders stood in Ui* doorwaj. braid* •ihool year tail luewlav u r n iu ; i* at her home heie.
* C U V E AND
member of thr Orlando Shrine with < lif t !-: and thr, to day*
him the m u who looked to much in the school'* auditorium.
that *he ca i tome home in a week
the public.
C*rry.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Chalkier Band "hile hr wa* away. Mrwith what wa* at flrti helieted lo
Hamsun, AJasudro u d Dor like the real Gerry Hone. Sara tat
nr in.
The new traciiei* wet# Intro J r air again occupying their Howell * tirtrr, Mr- l.rati Jur.iiW
“Do Um
he huruli*. They plan t i rrtmn to
othy Mercer, b. Clevtlud. O . lPOf. wbera the could aee both Mrs. duced lo the member* of the Lake Marv home, She i* inith u 7" Clive xaked.
uf Day tuna vmteil her.
, Ijk r Mai) a* - -'ii a* thru health
Mr. and Mr*. C I. PC* and
John and Dorothy (Wellsl Mer Ham too and the young man at I* TA , K. T . Mllwrr, tupci inlcii- pruvmg following a irrrn t #e"Ym. They doo t know what to cer; Bnarcroft, Bryn Uawr. 1M3; lha a m i lima
"edne-ylay emnng helween .’wl permit*.
daughter have rrlurnrd fium a
■Irnt of public initiuition for iiou* lllnr**.
enake <4 iL This m u w n n eng m. Caleb Hamaon, 1*21. one a
and M> rnrmhri* id the Pre-hv ter
Mi and M •• W orn n he In |i ii leave *prnt viuting rrlalive* in
lie was adiaiuirg toward I he
link*. Gerry n ttrr did. U u iw t i Caleb, one d. Ouabclh. rounder.
Srminolo I’ihih I)', gave an outline
Mcicer M unay Jr. of Ft. V*’- tian loQgiegation and their Inrnd* Monday fur the r f irmer luunr in
group, uncertain of htnuwlf, a* if
leva*. While away they attrndrd
M lighter u d higher t h u Gerry
of Ibr need of mule tcluml looms ley, H i , wa- fxe g^r*! of hi* enjoyed a covered di«h uippri at
Bnarcroft Placement Service; Di
Imkpoit. ,\ \ They have »pcnt
l i t cxJU m« Sura. Carry called m i rector. m ends of European War ha had oo idea why he was here. at Ljmati ami the po-*lble *olu- giandinothrr. Mr*. J. M. Hood,
reunion*
of both their famtlir*.
the 1‘hamher of m m nieire. Il «a* •unie tirnr tn Lake Marv meupvDacr*. But K no t only th« little Orphans; C ho irm u. Mayor's Com Halfway arrows the room, hi* rjra Ii<*ra of the prvblmt. Seveial of'
fell
oo
Mr*.
Hamaon.
Hi*
look
of
Tue-day.
a
chinch
faffltiy
gri
logrther
slier
tng
a
trailer
in
'hr
laid
of
her,
^jlhing*. It a hia walk, hta rxprra- mittee for Hatlem Childrrn.
the -.bool bowtil mrnil>eif wete
recognition was unmulakcablr.
Friend* of W. P. th.ike will h« the dimmer, with n<-w mrmbei* hi other, in lav and *i*ler, the Itev, I An egg ha* a temperature nf fht
•ion. hia whole personality. lie Juat
K& Mrs Hameoo couldn t be,
piraent In anawir the many
He
panted
whrr*
nr
was,
irreso
desrre* Fahrrnheil when it !* fir*t
tan t my Carry."
glad lo hrar that hr l* Improv gelling acipiainti'd wdh flit- tegular ami Mr*. Janie* M lliotnp-im
as re in s might be. And she was lute. Sara sal motionlriu, ruling qucution* of the IM A .
ing generally, although ha i* still rnemtiei * Ihe ttiudir** "om en't
Fricriii* of 'lr* r W siidiiom lab).
"Hava any other fnmd* nt (Jar* Gerry s cousin. She had known
*j i( sne bad turned In atone
Mrmhrt*
of
Hie
rvrvu
llvr
t patient at Ihe renltal Florida ylrrte of the tliunh *|>*in*i»red Ihe
ry acctptad him aa Carry ?"
him unco be waa o child. So thu Would Mr*. Hamton nevrr turn
board of th# Lyman P -TA aite.l Tubeiculu*)* llotpilal tn Oliau. alfatr and Mr- J. M Ihoniton
“Only ana woo knrw Gerry well. afternoon she waa going to say her bead?
a- ho*t» and ho»tes*es. In ebaigc do.
of Ihe urganiratnm «** the eliatrHta partner to radio production, a that thu mao was not Gerry u d
” . . . volunteer* lo ekr out the uf the evening* arrangement* j Member* of the Hxpli*l Chapel man ir*|i<in*.blr fur the vuppei
then— what?
Mr. Prtrra."
E .' ami Ihrir friend* tnjojrd a fel
It waa nearly S o’clock when she thortage of rrgntcrcd nuraet,” weie Mis. (i, .Shaw, Ml*.
•Th'O yon m ix bo wrong.
Mr. and *1rs \valter J. Gardner
(iiantbniu and Mi«. I., tivvdwio. low *hip (upper at Ihe Chamber of CartHMidalr, Pa a iliv n l Ihni
rame out of lha library. Sara left Mra Hamsun waa saying.
Sara"
She looked around lor a spot lo
T ie
Women'*
Auxiliaiy
uf of Commeice tart FinUy.
“Why couldn’t Mr. i-ftaro ba the bun tn the SO a u d walked
day rtinm g an l l u i r -ipme-l their
a«l down her empty teacup Her C b m l EpUcopal Ml**ion Longwrong T JuM berauae it a more tael
Woiil ha* i(C* o laveiveil f
“Only Mr. CXire is here.’ Steven* small, anxious rvrt (til directly on Wood, wete gtte*l* of the liev, Mr, and Mr*. Clifford Malo li, Inline heir Hr plait* In attend Sir!
* natural and lioa Uoublraora* to bevon In n e r *I1>. wheic he will eflltithe young man, whn stood in the <vmi M u . Ceotg# Granger, M u r ,
told her at the door.
™h*vr Uia m u to Gerry?"
Tilers was no Sr* thu after center of the room, under the whn live* in (Jib dlocciun home who *pent the slimmer in I ale, plrle In* pic medical education
“What ara you going to do about
Michigan. After a good tea ■n
m tti ri d
Mr. and M
\ t G
noon. The tail, pole room was d:m hi axe of the big rhandelier.
in 'tin ier Paik.
in thr North thry plan to te- mnvrd from Lake 'laiy tn I! Iitth
’Th rrr a nothing I t u do. but as a mirage tn tho dutk. Caroline
It * M alt over in a few heart
It wav the first meeting of thr turn lo tuihe Maty In October St. n Santo.d following the -ale
Aunt Carolina c u do aomatiung aat in her wheel chair, near the beat*.
fall and the wo,k for tiie next and build on their take Maty of thr Million houvr in which the*
and aha a going to. Hht'a touting cold Btorlh. Her aalirw akin looked
For a moment her rjrs lix
.Mr*. Caleb Hamaon to tco thU ytllow against • whit* lac* dream thnr u x ie ly and her tmile was flual >rar wa* iIIm uivci I. \ra r lot*.
were living.
altcrnoon. Mr* Hamaon la a Fatigue darkened her eye nodule spootueoua. “Why, Gerry, dear, I buuk* will he |c*dy at tiie th in - I Mr. and Mr* t'lydr K Fluke
Mr and Mt* P D An-teimn
co-tin of lha real Oorry. Thr fake u d blued her Hpo, but her voice didn't expect to aee you here! Did tier meeting.
who *|>ent llie «ummrr in (he I o were in lliiando > iiiilav jttrrnmm
, l.in tiliil l i i n e U n l v )
li m y a til bo tbera without know* waa indomitable aa evsr. “Good you mention my bnapital work to
The piujrrt of la*t auill me r Fawcett houir have returned to calling on Mr* tl M ltniitn*«n and
evening,
Bara
*
Ir.g why hr ■ invited. Thrn, perraurd att apptoxmtale 111. A their home in Hanover, P.v
Mr*. Larch?"
Judge ami Mi*, t G Duckworth
Again the kson Clive hovered
ha pa, v i U get at the truth. But
'It and Mt», John llauiv nf Mid
member of lh « Sunday S ho->|,
A
loud
ail
rnc#
Bara
lookeil
Mi. and Mr*. K R Godwin led
about
bar
with
gesture*
of
anti
tnr anwhile, whara ta the read Car
valr
N
J.
aritved
tn
1
ike
Marv
Saluiday lot I’en-a-ola wheie he
ry? Wbat to happening to him quated gallantry. Again tho dick down al her hands. Bh* diin l want Tommy Steven*, w*« *ent lo
of Rdnaa knitting necdlto punctu to see Caroline a taca or Clive a or, Camp Wingmann a* part of thi* "ednetJay and expert In add to ha* hecn tran-lei red.
now?"
least of all, CapC Handers. You r* piujccL
Unit ptncnl hnu*e here.
Ctiv* and, “Sara. I'd Ilka k> ba al ed lha allenct.
Fnrnd* id r P. nra*incton w ill’ M ri Katherine Inttinger of fjn
" T h u room U dork. Aunt Caro losing your mrnd. Thera was no
0
Complele Line
i there Uua altemnon when Mr*
The next meeting and all
Indian.
You
dreamed
it
And
Oua
he
glad In hear that Ihe injury drn. N J arrived Satnidav lo
1Hamaon mceU thu young m u line.* said Sara “Shouldn't M m
meeting* for the mming year
•pent
*onie
time
with
her
*un
in
la
Carry
Hone.
Perhape
there
was
received m a power mower acci
w ho claims to be her cousin. Would Hamaon aee the unpoetor foe the
law and daughter, Mr and Mi*
no ruby. Clive and iJxiluet and |will h« held on the *econd T u «»- dent It hraltn: nicely.
I m time in a dear light?"
your aunt object ?"
day of each monlli at ".10 pm .
Judith
could
bare
been
mistaken.
Eugene Seaman
•Of course.” Caroline si{had T
“Of course not. Shea ahtayt
Mr*
fluth
Miller
of
liar*.
InJ
l«
Mta. Chailrv Nu hoi* and Mr*.
must be fatting old. I'm so fond It could have been red glass . . ,
Saturday, the Rev and Mr*. I . ■
d« htht id ta aee you.*
■ . . . a Inrnd of my niece a," ( hatlet S u i i i will be ho*tc**e»
when Sara cam* out Into the of tea by twihgbt I quit* forgot.
"
Scott and Ihe Rev and Mr*
for
the
October
metlmg,
that
Mr*.
John
Rennelt
of
Molait m i the b r i g h t day had U r - And we must tall Staiena not to Carolina was saying. 'They hap
l’. i' "hde allrnded the luneral
nar
SI.,
whn
entered
I
Inridn
Itemewher — n n l
Tuesday
mined. The aky. hko a b n lU u l unounce uyeme but M m H a rd - pen lo have apartment* in Um
of Ihe Rev. William R Cady in
c jW
evenlnr. Sept, 27, the Longwood Sanitarium for an opeiation, u lloaey in thr Hill* Thr Re* Cady
bl'je mirror at noon, waa paler and son herself. WUI you M 10 It, tame budding ”
“What a pleasant eorneidrnce “
Fueinrn will a rain he holding doing xety wrll.
duller, aa if aomoono had blown a
wax
a
honored
member
of
the
Now tho room btansd brilliantly Mrs. Hamaon a aye* rested apecu- on* of their old-faihion dancer
Mi*. Rudolph CaiUon. presi
clouding breath upon il
In the hfarary she went back to aa a lighted staga Silver and a y * - lativoiy oo Boro u d Bara could at th* pavilion in Sunny abode dent of the Longwood Women'* North Flonda Pre*hytery.
Mr. anf At rs William* of " r - t
•the am*11 rracarch room on the laf and polished parquet daaaled rand bar thought* aa aaaily as if I'atk at H p.m.
C h i c League, ha* railed an e»el accotvd Soar that she bad mod yeo- hks toe tn the atm. But the glare aha hod shouted them. Will this
eutive boaid meeting at the Palm Reach have hern the gur*t.
Cl.rttrrril F rcf)
C. A. Farina and hit group will
Unlar. She hod M typewriter to srso so kind to Caroline s worn quiet tittle girt get u y of Ui*
l.ibtaiy on Tue*d*y
morning, of their friend*. Mr, and Mr* Ri
taco. Sara could soo that the skul Larch Money? Would ah# b* a again fum iih th* mmie and Sept. 2T al 3 am .
day, but i be had peon! and
chard Hirbe at thnr Lake F.mrna
underneath lay done ta the our- good match Inr thu Improomoua County Commiition On* Four*
I to her tug.
Th# leteiilly ele*t(4 O ierr- home. Mr. xml Mr*. P. D An
a lia will do th* calling for the
cousin?
She found the booh too ha
Iradei*
for the 1M1-M hall **a- drrion, alto l.akr Emma rc»ulrnt*
Mra.
Harrhno
was
cordial,
Ixear
Mjuaro dance*.
Aa V tho I gills had been a ami
tyesterday and the paragraph where
ton
held
a piartiee *c<«ion at wrre Sunday *up|iei coe*t* of the
Gerry
must
bring
Mias
Dsers
t*
aa stags, the doorbell r u g .
ah# had left off reading.
Paul Cloutier and I . J. fhiinat
the
pavilion
In Sunny»hade Park Rrebr*. Inrtudrd In the family nr
Stevens appear ad. “Mra Caleb dinner soon.
-. . . when K area duoorsrod
will he in chaige of tha evening'»
Wrilm *d*y evening. I'hecrleadei* that occasion weir Mr and Mr*
“Dsar Mr*. Larch, u has all been piogram.
■ I *dovt inatead of ’dieoff the Whole Barruoa*
Joe Smellier*, of Orlando, von in
“Dear Mra Lorca. , , , Plaoaa so delightful . . . I ll call the
* odilion waa hastily suppressed and
Won't you come and Join ua? •elected for thi* reason *r* J un law and daughter of the Reebe*.
I'cato f, Franc** Fourakre, Diana
board thia arming and l*U them Reinember— it’* fire,
the number of ooptm extant to don’t rtaa. . . .*
H O Mnj;nn1ix A ve
P hnn* 9SS
Fd Zimmerman wa* called lo
“t had no toienUaa of datog oa," to oapoct your rheck, they'll be *o
day . .
Rob*rl [tobrrtion. who !« at Rnuben, Ijn n # Joyce, Dol H a m hg ppy . . , Good by, M.»* Dacre,
Glen lliirme, M<1 . Sonde* after
,, dhe aUrod at the words antil the «atd Caroline dnly.
son,
and
Janet
Mine*.
tending tiutine** rollege in Ja ik Mrs. Harrtioai saw the wheela u d don't forget about dinner , , ,
print blurred. Oh, (Jerry, will we
loesr know stoat happened to yea?
r aad ftatoed. 1 dtdat Mr. CUv* a . , Mr. , • , ah ■ * * •nnville, spent Ilia weakeud at
hia bom* with hi* parent’* Mi
la thee* anything I might ham
M ra Homson'p aniaifing in- and Mr*. I., C. Ruheil»on. and
dona ta la d yea that I
had spot lad Bandars immedi relebiatrd hi* eigiilernUi birth
footihg that I look batter t h u 1
dona?
feel,* returned Carol tn* -M y niece. ately aa a person of no importance day.
W a l kaow own liking
h n Hamaon aeea thu man. Not Mias Deers; my companion. Mia* to bar world u d to apared he*
A teller from Mr*. Maudr
atuch, but something. Ha's not Creel. Do you know Mr. Ctire? memory the burden of hi* name. Tupper, who it (pending the
m Gerry, aa aha c u t aay ho la. It's really vary good of you to Edna Creel had to content herself summer with lelative* in l\i*
with • nod. “Con I gtv* yoo a hft, contin and Michigan, is al pie, r»if ry might ha to It. M aat M m
i Col «k Hamaon.
*1 was only too dtoghtod.” Mrs. Garry T"
aanl vtrlting with her b rs lK r
K k thtoft M osuwn Aha. F m In Menomlne, Mich. Mr*. TVippri
■arrtooa oat with bar ankl
1 Or could toe?
Who waa Mr*. Chtto Ramoea? rrnaoad and loosened her fur*. Bhe •laying.”
Mra. Ha moon ewnpa <wn nr tho expects Ui return lo her home
Sara tout her book with a Map wore the wuform of her kind—
and wont down tho hag to the Mock, pearls and mink, aft tho room. At last. Bara trusted heewetf herp the latter pail of October.
%
Mr, snd Mr*. Neal Gilbert of
maim On tho third Boor, too wmrt very boot quality to tho vary toot U look at the other*.
Kan
Gallic
aprnt
the
wed
end
a!
(T# Bo Cowliww*d>
to tho main reading room and
the home of Mr*, lillliert a parcupn u to. MS*, to fteh*
SUjrto*«A be HTJ J { 2 « w uuh
ent*, Mr, and Mr*. Janma Mc
*
i
»* -»*>■m
#%•
Grath of Main* St.
Mr.
snd
Mi*.
Chat
let
W*!#«
Mr. nnd Mra. Roland We*too and
R i R r i c ia t s i a d v
Youngster* whose parents fiave ’
family.
PASADENA.
Calif,
. M ri. of Fern Park enleitamed luiui*
Knoll and J. Hollister *1 card*
cipiippctl iheir Itomcs electrically reipy
Mr. nnd Mrs, Prank Gatlin rs* Mary T . Mack, •!, phoned police, 1**1 Satuiday rvening.
coutiy siaitod in PL Laudardata. said she bad beard about bomb*
Mi*. R»)‘ Row let I* helping
the licncfits ol carefree linur*...hourc.'
A number from here attended being sent through the mall and out at the Lyman School Cafe
tli.it
Mont ami Pop can spend with
the Associations! Sunday School was worried about a bulky pack teria at present.
Mr. and Mr*. F. W »n * « of I
them
and tlirir activities. Time
» y A P D IK P R E V A T T
meeting
in
DeLand
Monday age the bid received Ofliccr
Molntr St. entertalreil et rai l j
Mr*. Charley Markowila, M n.
nlghL
Clauds Shoes sent fo her home tail Saturday evening, Mr. and I
invested m PTA, Scouting, 4-H,
Wendell Hraddy. Mr*. Horacs
and gingrrly opened the package Mr*. Wald Steven* and Mr. and I
Jnhnaon, Mrs. Ed Fulford, M ri.
and
scores of other svorthy youth
Buffaloes h art hollow permanent It contained i book: “ How to Mi*. John Bennell.
Albert Rolundn, and Rav. W, A, .
We aiw v riy happy u* report
Become a Minister.
set vices, will pay real dividends itR
Ellrnwood attended the M A |norT>*'
R e e lin g la Sanford Wednesday
Hut Ida's bright tomorrows.
orrning.
Oria MatUeui and ami Donald
W e, too, arc building for Florida's
« b o ro
stilting with Mr.
athieuxa' mother. Mrs. Mamie
future...arc now in the fourth year
Wathirui. Donald la atUndiag
of a $410,000,000 expansion progtltn!
school hers.
...designed to assure Happier
Mra. Tommy McLain Jr., Mrs.
Paul Maxwell, Mrs. Martin Han
Florida Living...electrically!,
son, and Mra. Luctllo Norton at
tended lha ceramics elaaasa in
• • a •
Xanford last weak.
W aMr. and Mra. Jttli* Schuler
were dinner gueeta of Mr. and
Mr*. Cader Hart, Sunday,
The Rev. nnd Mra. W. A. Ellenwood, and Mr. nnd Mra. Je ltie Schuler attended Ike Train
ing Union ei«« ting Tuesday In
Oak HliL
The Baptist W. M. U. held IU
Aire ting at the church Tuudny
nvening with about ten piteeaL
program was "Elephant
elk”. M ri. W. A. Kllenwood.
Mr*. T . W. Pravntt were
(•lies. RefreshmenL* of pie
id coffee were aenred.
( Officers fur Ik# coming year
Were elected as follows: prasidjsnt Mrs. W. A . EUtnsrood; secjwtary, Mra. Pxul 'M nzvtll; trta•CVtr Mrs, Hart; program chairtout. Mrs. W. L* Self.
v
S
end Mra. C. If, Grant and
' I L . and Mra. E. T . Summersi 11
the weekend fat Okeechobee
lag their ami gad daughter,
Longwood
Lake M ary
Helen McCJoy-m
Free Christmas Offer
1
( IIKIST.MAS CARDS
:
: :
FREE
•Cist-
*
,< )U
See Our
V
Of Cards and
Wra ppinj;.s
BIG VALUES
t
40 CARDS $|.00
POW ELL OFFICE
SUPPLY C O M P A N Y
Investments i
• F l ^ r i d e i ’s f u t u r e * * *
C LIM B IN G T O D A Y -L E A D IN G TO M O R R O W I
i Geneva
S
GOING...
GOING
We have only a few new 1955 DODGE and P L Y M O U T H
left.
t
t
CHOOSES USE
IF
you want to get the most
you ever got for your money
IF
you want to get the greatest
trade-in allowance ever
if
you don't want to pay the
price increase coming on the
1956 models
IF
you want low cost financing
over as long as BO months
DON'T DELAY
D E A L for a D O D G E
NO W !
SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC
SO DG E
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FLO R ID A POW ER A LIGHT C O M PAN Y
PLYM OUTH
K. M. teltaaw, kil*. B it .
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WT B * ««* U « Ave*
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tO N G S T tfiK
Sanforid State Farmers Markc
Is Center O f M any Activities
On* of the Important Central Florida cantan It located In Sanford and !> viilted t>y
more out-of-state automobile* or vehicle*
than any other In this eectlon of the country.
We're npeakinn of the Sanford State
Farmer* Market which will aoon begin It*
1955.56 season.
Oct 15 will probably »e« beana on the
market platform from the Zellwood area,
and from then on until next June, trucka,
trailer*, automobile* nnd tractor*, bearing
license tag* from Canada, Maine, Massirhuaatta, Oregon, Washington State. California,
New Mexico, Colorado, and on through the
Hat. will be backing up to the heavily loaded
platform for their c a r g o e s of fruits, and*
vegetable* for the busy winter trading areas
throughout the country.
Observing the movement of these commodifies will he the market manager, San
dy Anderson, ai he tallies the number, priee,
gross valuation, and type of product, leaving
Sanford for market! In the Nnrlh, Eaat, Mid
dle West and West. A watchful eye la main
tained over the shipments with note* as to
the package, the quality, and the size of tha
load.
Year by year, the valuation of the products
leaving the Sanford platforms has been
increasing. Year by year, the number of
truck* backing up to the market platform
ha* been increasing. It ha* truly borna Ita
name "One Stop Loading Center” for pro
duce buyer* around the country.
Sandy Anderaon. known by more buyer*
more grower*, more truckers, nnd more deal-
The Sanford Herald
rin i»> H M » , m «M
hwnw
nmw
S S m •« S m t S s U m iitm «#*•*#» *V,
5 , Pm * orfie* of M it if * PIm M s. »»<»* <*• *»*
■t r , , , , , , , ■* l i n k a 1 IT*
KP rK D K IM . SUIt.e I I I N N to ll*
U
to* **aua* aw. »**«««** net***
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• LETTS * .
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5 * 2 "
an (MIMry MMm, MfW at tkaaha.
Bailaa m w li i w l i w al *ar tka n t
i M a *»m Ba aka***4 laa •• ra««lav ■
agwBBW*
•a .la
■It SB
tiaaa aa*
at ralalaa
■B *•>•■
a#'
.aval# Si ■ _ _ __
W* tet'ewwef t «a'
■a* a#
M a , w tila i ka tarn akaaapa>«a>
( • ralr
MM* $
a v ; la a a k lM utlaW
Fact 4
Monday, September 26,1955
r o n A T O B IR I.B V E R B S
Ye are the light of the world.— Matthew
5:14— Tho greatest hindrance to Christian
Mission* i* that ao many Christiana In hea
then lands are such In name only-
Many Things Blamed On Pollution
era, than probably any other man In the busi
ness seya that tht Sanford Statt Farmer*
.Market la the O N L Y ona atop loading cen
ter In Florida, for FRESH fruIUand produce.
Last seaion, poaaibly tha biggeat year
ever experienced at the local market, aaw
16,016,073.22 worth of fruita and produce
move off the Sanford State Farmera Market
platform to market area* of the world. To
bring euch a valuation, trucka, tractor*,
freezer compartment*, and Ice eooled railway
car* moved 2,625,874 paekagaa or unite of
fruita and produce to their deitlnations
around the country, that would be equivalent
to 5.250 car load*. Making up theae carload*
of freah produce end fruit would be 54 dif
ferent varieties of Florida grown commodltie* combined with the Sanford area produce.
From the beginning of the aeaaon, Oct15, to the doie of the season on June 30, on
any one day a produce buyer can load ht*
trucks or railway ear* with hla selection
from 45 different kind* of produce and aix
different kinds of fruit.
The Sanford State Fenners Market is an
Important centar In the State, not only for
the buver, but for each Individual citizen
here. It is ona Important way of bringing
rash dollars to the local banka and etorea,
and most of all. to the local farm worker,
mechanic, machine operator, garage owner,
tractor dealer, seed and farm supplier.
•
•
*
The fnur-lanlng of 17-92 now, will he
better than the four lanes later If It I* not
four-laned, widened and paved. Let'a not hark
back to the "good old day*" whan grass
grown, duat covered roads war* “ the thing.”
a
o
Alleyways should get apodal attention
from the various departments of tha dty.
putting them In bettor ehape for w e by
trucks, and dalivarymen. The busy season
in Sanford la about to get underway and tha
alleyways so "elsaned up” will help get
some of tha traffic load off cur ovsrloadad
streets.
*
B
B
Now that our home town manager of the
Mayfair Inn (a on tho Job, wa can look for
ward to a suceeaiful winter tourist aeaaon.
Frank Mebane has opened our eyes aa to
what la to come, especially for the local
citizen and the part he and she will play In
making the Mayfair Inn a social gathering
spot for Central Florida.
H A L BOYLE
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Civilization Sickness To Blame
NEW YORK i*-Are you suffer
log from “civilisation sickness?"
You probably ere if you Dad
yourself getting fatigued without
reason, irritated over trifles, and
unjustifiably critical ef yourself,
your friends end members of your
ova family.
Every culture davelepa lie
typical tUmaau. The typical la
ment of America today la Ut
and strain, a coadlta which eeml
theorists belitve Is the main cause
of our growing crop of ulcers,
heart attacks, divorces, end other
diseases.
■ut what eiutei tho tsmsloa? It
b a t the difficulty la eotvla< msa’s
age-old problems of food, clothing
end shelter. II really Isn't
ia my opinion, ear
Whatever be doee — from even
ing his turn at a luncheon counter
to parldag his car la a levers'
Uae — a msa hie te watt to line,
hai ta fight for Ml place. He Is
elbowed, pushed end shoved; he
elbows, m iiN l aid Stoves back.
The remit: general bickering, con
fusion, frustration; more arid
stomachs, mar* headaches; end
finally mar* ulecn, heart attasto
The solution Is as simple as It
Is Inexplicable that It already has
not been applied: break up the
ancient patten by which men work
st the asm# daw, flay at the
lima Urn*.
Thla tsa he doee by putttag
riv U ts ta on a T-day week. Why
shouldn’t offices and factories to
SAM DAWSON'
-
NSW Y O U (ft-Atr peQvtleo ts
accused of many things— eboklag
dtp resides'
a t e a t la g Dover gardtas,
r if t llia i
New tk in ’i U li that dirty air
may bo the secret at the sppan
warmlag up ol the world's climate
la meat years.
More thin too laboratories are
working oa specific phases at the
pollution problem. Oil industry
statist*, tar ox a m p le , have
brought out a aev gadget for
measuring sad Ideattfyiag Impuri
ties fca the air. They hope to find
out how auto exhausts, wastes
from buntag' rubbish, fumes from
Industrial smokestacks react to
other things la the.air.
factories are lastelUag mors
end more equipment to hold down
■ir* pollution. Cities debate com
plex ond expensive echemee tar
clearing tut smog pockets.
■•aides the toD la buraai com
fort, sir pollution costs untold sums
ia property damage.
Now, Dr. John 0. Hutton of
C o o r a l Doctric'a angiaotriag
laboratory In Schenectady, N. Y
soya all this had air may b*
"haring a greenhouse effect <
our climate."
Tho industrial s ta tirt charges
that maa Is "cootemleatiag the
earth's atmosphere faster then na
ture c » clean it** This pollution
pumps up a belt of carbon dioxide
encircling the earth which acts
Like a klinket— or a greenhouse.
The Idea tlat the dirty air Is
bariag a greenhouse effect and
warming up the climate will be
studied. Dr. Hutton seya, by many
scientists during the laternatioosl
Geophysical Year in IK*
Henry M. MtrgoUs. president of
Schmleg Industries, a Detroit pro
ducer of Industrial equipment for
removing dust and fumes, says the
V S . Department of Health. Kduce
t a and Wellsre plans to work
with group: Ht up In Individual
communities throughout the nation
to seek * unified approach toward
the growing air pollution mcnat™
The scientists say If they esq
Bad out what really happens in
the air they may.in time find a
way to allmlnate air polluUoa.
Maybe then we’ll get our olJ
climate bark.
GODPRIY CASE CON'SID E M D
CHICAGO Jt — The case of
whether Arthur Godfrey flew too
close to an airliner in his privstf
plana has been turned over to thV
Civil Aeronautics Adminiitratioo't
legal section at Kants* City.
Harry Troxcil. CAA Investigator
in Chicago, said tha file. Including
Godfrey's formal reply to charges,
was forwarded to Kansas City yes
terday “for whatever action'' tha
legal tecUon “find: necessary."
JA M E S M A R L O W
GOP Party Chiefs Taking Gamble
WASHINGTON IP -Republican and doesn't wait tha President to to enjoys Ms Job as wen as tha
party chiefs ere taking tha big shorten Mi life with another four political game.
gamble. They are planning for the yeere of the eruabiag burta at Ia the midst at such uacertainty,
tha preildeney.
MM presidential campaign on the
But on the other tide, they argue the Republics* chiefs appear cc«assumption that President Eisen Eisenhower has a high tease of 64eat they knew their tea* aad
hower will agree to seek a second duty aad that hie duty le le remain what he -will de at __
la the Whit* House another four till*. One at them arid: "We thtah
term.
To scramble a few metaphors, years te carry cut the program w* knew our candidate — aad the
he his begun. They argue Dm
tha GOP command ts out mi a won't let the party down and that Democrat* do*T This rives us aa
advsstaga la p la n n in g tha
limb— ready to sink or swim vilh he hae come te the point where campaign."
their eggs in one basket.
At Republican national headquar
ters they say very candidly that
there Is just the one bills for sit
the preliminary campaign ground
work — aad it Is progressing
rapidly.
SB
L. Richard Guylsy. GOP publi
THOUGH It was eto ed the bet*
city chief, siyi; “The pi lions!
test eumaets e* record, theae
committee Is proceeding on the as
t i t
...
Brooklyn Dodger* lav meat ef the
sumption that President Elsen
A BvHUb eitot rafoaoi • XTeeaaon bed that NatteneJ toegwe
hower will be tho Republican
pennant ta Um dee* 9mm,
candidate."
OOMIIOO OA#
Boon feme* the e ita n id heed- tagp§ i m f Boo# ffim iW fii M b
After the recent meeting of GOP
tap ooaoo*. Ta to /eOewed,« at- see bride1* flm b ta ll*
stile chairmen la Denver, some
1 I 1
^ ..
•reye. by <*• Obftodmw MsMefl
party leaders weren’t so sure.
A BMtoJhtoJb eBmta^ptah
if 000%
Elsenhower warned them not to
I I I
nail their flag so securely te one
eiv. ewMtat* wsridTute taeed
mist that If the ship sank, they
couldn’t rip it off and tie It to
» 1 t
set. whet ds they e t e M m M b
another.
ta Bagtam Owe da. an eighteaietoeet
But GOP National Chairman
t 1 1
Leonard Hell listened to every
thing the President hid te sayend thee announced be wis more
C m m m S £ to * ta h T «» to rT d to
convinced than ever that Elsen - hew ftetMln etoM to be htetotot
hower would (gain held the ticket.
a
Actually, Republican leaders ere
» r n | ■Tilenhower’a advice.
They are neliter (heir flag secure
ly to the Eiienhowir tnast while
planning to capitalize on his per
sonal popularity and the theme of
“peace end prosperity "
Under these circumstances. It
will place the - Republicans oa a
fearfully embarrassing spot should
Elsenhower not choose te run.
ThoH who think ha won't make
a second race put up this argu
ment: Elsenhower Is now M. He
may went te turn the Job over to
a younger men and retire te Me
Gettysburg farm, where he cm
enjoy the last years of hti life. |
They also say Mrs. P.isenhower
has hid enough of the White House
YOU'RE TELLING ME!
iSTjaTSSSm
H it Business
I * T o Save .
You Monoy
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dopondont insure
one# agent Is *
irlsk oxport, on
pal 24 hours out!
toftho doy. Ho'*
mgood men to how, the host with
whomJop ftco your^insurance.
CAR R AW AY& McKIBBIN
B s s is rs rts i
GENERAL
US
IN S U R A N C E
Am
499
nr* 1
hour period utilising half He
present etitf? This would, reduce
rush hour traflle, cut down cm tha
perking problem, end make for a
general easier tempo hi living.
With more people working on
Saturday and Sunday, aad more
ef them Uklag Utelr daye off in
the middle at the week, the weektod totopura « ploaswiv resorts
weell automatically lease*. It
atoultot be ta* bard le adjust te:
a church css to Just as tnsplrini
oo Thursday si on Sunday. So can
a golf course or a beach.
AD II takes I* give Americans
e more teiiuraty, unhurried, uncr owded llta — aad cat dew* on kaow. But I do knew one thlag:
the teD ef the "aMUaata alek- the only sure way e men can keep
- t o t e break *Mh « few a good digestion end a eerenr dlsposition today Is to run away from
An A d Addressed
To
Seminole County Merchants:,
Th« following RMolutkm
bj tht Board of Dirotfton of
*
�Federation. headed by Mr* Lewis
Hall. president. Mr* Victor P.
Holey and Mr». Harry Mcl'artha
Ji are in charge of junior activitic». Headquarter* for senior clubwomer will be thr Saxony Hotel
and the San* Sonet for lunlort with
viaitori at the Sea l*!e
Tbe ii*ual executive dinner, hel l
the mclit before thi nirctins open*.
Will he dispensed with fhi* year In
•trad t)wie will be a “ Matte Moon
Over Miami’' hanquel open to all
clubwomen wishing to attend The
banquet will be in the Pagoda Room
of the Saxony Hotel and sued
•peaker will he Captain Eddie
fiiekrnbarkrr. introduced hx I |l
McVicar, chairman af thr Hade
County Commission Circling* will
be extended by Mr* Hall, Mr*
J
J. Riley Staali. Iiirertnr of District
II . 'Ir* Harry Long, Junior Hi*tiict Director; and Honorable 0
•
l-ce Powell. Mayor of Miami
Reach Marilyn Pearce, toprano.
anil HeiU'it McGtecxy, tenor, will
«in|.
Kails morning hour* on Tureday
and Wednesday udl tie *el a*ide
for *'*»im 'n *lp" time llcghtra
turn begin* at a a 111 on I uCm I.iv
and the junior* xull hold Ihrir fir»t
»e»*tun at thr Sea tile at i 30 a m
while the seniors meet at the Sax
ony. “ i lub Calisthenics” with parlimentanan. Mr*, "alter II. Berk
tiam a* phystral director will take
place at the opening «e**i*m. fo|
low*d h* Mr*.
M Washburn
Klr*t Vice President, pre<enting ment*," Jamr* 1 kocrllr, rban
the state chairman in ' "h a t'» My man of KloruU \dx i*ory Com
l.me
mitter Refugee Relief Program.
■ gjvr a short talk
Mrs
“ Thr cioid Coast Lunrtimn** xnil
follow at tnr Saxony, hotted hv Charles II McDowell ol "
Paik will then i ' f -i ft • !'■
' h 1 Marry t. Hi.hh*, president ol
don* o* the refugee ramp »l Saler
Miami Woman'* n uh; \|r. Stan
no, Daly, which the ti*ilrd Hu*
v* P Colgate, preiiitrnl of Coral pa*i tummei The “ Toni Shop,'* op
lisblei Woman's ('tub; and Mr* riated by Mr* < l Mrn*cr. Sec
I. K Hell!well, president of i oro unit Vice 1*1evident Will (ratlirr
Plum Woman'* Club; an! Mr* irpott* b> rlitlrlcl dlie*tnr», sttrr
H v. closer, preaiJent ol North which 'li* Waller S tone*. « hair
ea.l
Woman'* Club
Featured man of thr hradqoaiter* budding
speaker. Ml** ChriHine Saitlcr. will report.
Club editor of McCall'* Maganne,
Luncheon on "ednesda* will h»will itHrui* "What Can We |)o the “ Sand -n Surf" at the Sea Die.
'bout Club Program* “ Mu*ie will *pon*oied hx tbe Junior* Creel
be presented by Mr feed Itiebel ing* will be extended hy 'tr». Ren
P Rich. Junior Chairman, and
nnixir will fratiir* Ruth Suthrrlin
toprano accompanied by Kxrlxn
Hano-ndaek Honoralile Crorgr '
Smather*. Cnited State* Senator,
will *peak on “ fongic** W a* What
Vou M idi l ' " ' *hort bu*lnrt*
mretine will follow tin* luncheon
At 3 30 prn there Will be a tea
and turn of Hie t’mmlaitieiileaii *
gur*1* ol the Klortda Power A
Ugld Coinpan'.
Clinii* of the meeting will be
Wrtllietdax night when 'll* Sxd
nee I. 'Veintrauh pre*ent* the
"Il'lN ll f'(
**" * *
**’
w
7 V
I \ M IIV St I T Kit
When it‘» hot, e.Mik your main
di*h on top of the range.
Stuffed Klatil* Beak
Mashed Potntoea
IVao
{Hired Tomato*’*
lllrwd
Melon
Beverage
SKI I'l'K H I I.AN K S l K .'h
latredleatat
Social, £ocnt&.
Mrs. Dorothy Land
^ u sic Consultant,
Announces Clinic
package
t ’• \
Method: CtMik la if segetnlle »<«ip
with •owatlt* aecolding to package
dliectloiia u»itig I Is rilpa water.
Strain soup tr*erxtiig noodle*
Spcinkte tlarik »leak with »all.
ttepper and gailie *alt| Mi* rrm xe d niHuitr*. bread crumb*,
onion, vantage meat and dripping*
Spira l ■luffing on *teak and roll
up rrnsswi** like a jelly toll. Fastin with *kcwei». Itiown Steak no
(p cA A o m d d
Krivnd* of .'Dekey Durak will lie
glad tu learn that hr pa»»ed hi*
Mr*. Dorothy Land. county-wide music audition al the Nax> School
tnuiic eon»ulUnt Hal snnouneed • of Mutlc, in Washington, D. C
tuu*le ellnle conducte*! by David Wednesday.
1„ W 11mot. State Consultant Mutie
Tb* friend* of Mr*. William A
Education. All tearher* are Invlt.
ed to avail themselves of this op- Rennett. Long wood, will rrgrel to
learn that she was admitted In the
pmt unity.
Florida Sanitarium for surgery.
The rlinle will he In tbe rooferirs loam of tha County School
Mr*. Ralph A. Klliott Jr. and
dininiitiation Building on Monson "Skipper" are visiting In
day and Tuesday afternoon*, SepK
Sanford for a few day*. She will
2<l-27 at t p. m.
be ie.memberrd a* the former Ml*t
Various rhythm* and mng* will huuilr Renton.
be introduced by Mr. WilmoL The
Raymond A. Kadrr, sun of Mr.
and M u . William K. Kadei. Jf»7
Palmetto A 'e . haa rnioiled m the
lion* *o that they may take thi* School of Religious Education of
valuable materials back to their
tho Southern ftaptDt Theological
eta** room*.
SrmlnaiV. Louisville, Ky.
^ Mr. Wilmot ba» been Coordlna*
m r of Mu*lc at the FBU DemonMiss Alice llruwn has returned
atration School, Assistant Profes*
to tha^Hnivarally of Miami to en**»r of Muaie at the UuixersHYi
ter her Junior year Stfie was *<■■
au|tervl*or of music education for
rompanietl Tuesday by her nm.
Duval County and head of the
thcr, Mr*. Paul Blown.
ixdiiic
department at Mrrldlth
I'
ounce*t Iwrf vegetable soup with
noodles, I ' l flip* watrr, 1 flank
•teak ( I 1* t* pound*'. *i*lt. pep
per. gat lie salt, I cup »*>ft bread
crumbs, I *mall onion I finely
i ’ .i i ,
pound sausage meat
11<Hii.fi I and bri’wne.ll, ’ « cup
*au*agr dripping*.
f
Walter A. Routh
Is In Seminary
M ONDAY
The bwJgrt committee of the
Central Baptist church will meat
at the church at T:M p. m.
Beta Sigma Phi will hava Its an
nual Rush informal party at the
horn* of Mrs. 0. K. Coif, 9U Park
Axe Ail ruxhees and members are
to come dressed ai Kindergarten
kiddies al I p m.
The Training Union Enlargement
•W-vIval al the First Baptist church
will begin al 7:30 p m.
TUESDAY
•
The CPO Wives (lub will hold a
meeting at • p. m. in tha CPO
Club at SNAAS. Hostesses will be
Mrs A. J. Allen, Mrs. Jamas Cor
bet, and Mri. Elvira Berkley.
Walter A. Routh, Jr., *un of
Mr. and Mr*. W A. Routh. IRIS
W. 2nd St, haa enrolled in the
School of Theology of the South
ern Baptist Theological Seminary,
Louisville, Ky.
Tha Seminary began it* Drtih
session last week with an enrol*
ment of m»r* than I .'.’00 students
for the first semester. It is the
oldest af five theological send*
nariei of the Southcro Rapti.t
Convention, and I* one of the
largest In the world.
The schools of Theology, Re
ligious Education, and Church
Mask af Southern Seminary of
fer training for nit flrlds of
Christian service, including Iho
pastoral ministry, religious eduratlon, church music, student
work, thr chaplaincy, and home
and foreign mlftion*.
L
j
t i | » a t i n will !><• talffi! friitft thr !r;» *»f ( ’*h •• Plum \\
fl
Miami >|«ring%
Junior Woman** lltu n o m m arr imiU-J m ro
• tilt* ami thr I ’ora! t*jhlr« Junior bring thru h iwun.1 t ami join
V'inrun % t lu!*,
mcnihfi* of thr group fur fun night
prr.*k, amt Ihr Plum lin o Or chi’* | Sanfind ilflrt.itr* arr imtirt!
Summeros Specia
1
f l
M
SOFT, LONG*
LASTING
I’llONK 717
Sr.Ml • STR A JO IIT
JA C K U r
S U IT of "lifter tweed" in lively
trtaeult tan (cracker color)— d*«
signet by Hattie Carnegie f"C
fait ar.J winter. The rolled radar
show* a lltlte of an arrompanyitfg hand-loom'l xiir.ter blown
hml oxetblouie. its neckl.na in*
trr!a>ed With a cuxtet of (old
Halt.* Carnegie hat.
FRiTOCISCHR
1,K Commander and Mt« Auburn
llrrron announca Ihc birth of a
daughter Robynn Cayle born In
thr Kern* Id laugh tun Memorial
H<»*|>ital Sept. IS. The young
ml** weighed <> lb*, and 2 or.
DEXTER
roioiHo
DIAPER
no
Th r Past Noble Grind Club Af
Ihe Seminole Rebekah Lodge will
meet with Mrs. Nancy Dobbins at
•m E Fifth Street.
* A II enlisted men's wives of tb*
Americans use four yellow pen
SN AAS nr* cordially invited ta
attend the first meeting to form eila for every* one of another rolor
the Navy Wives Club. It will ha
held in the Enlisted Men's Club
at R p.m. For transportation
pleas* rail 113-DR.
Th r Firat Baptist Inlermedlat*
Royal Ambassadors will meet at
7 p m.
m Th r Firjt Baptist Training
make so
k*<tflf f t v / y zip'
W o n Enlargement Revival at T:M
p.m. in the educational building.
WEDNESDAY
Tbe Central BapUst Church choir
rohaarsal will bt al 7 p. m. Pray
er meeting is at I o’clock.
Tbe First Baptist Training Union
Enlargement Revival In lb* aducaUtwal buitJiag begianiag at 7:10
good
A
ear
DESKRT ROSE
ou n g , sm a rt0#•
and in h a lf-sizes
p.m.
TH UR SD AY
jffhc Rcya! Ambassadors of the
Central Baptist Church will matt
in tbe rburcb al 7:M p. m.
Tbe First Baptist Junior RayiJ
Ambassadors wfll moot at T p.m,
Tbe Firat Baptist Training Union
Enlargement Revival at T:10 p.m.
meeting u Ihe rdt-caUon*) building.
FRIDAY
Tb# Sanford Baat and SU Club
will meet Jn tha CAP H a l above
TTsnf'a nnly tha boplrsnlofI Think of ovwry room in your
bouia . , . tKoro's o ploco foe cvrshtony, comfy A ir loom.
And ¥fi M Map lo work writfs . . . such fun to cut and
ikapa for kraory Ihdof of o budget prko. Wo Isovo
Akfoooa By Dm word, aorod, slob stock, and to molded
WomcnVW
eek, Sept, 25 - Oet. 1
(f\
N n w you enn act n c h a rm in g table fo r Iltttc
t h r a s h ! H u y y o u r new art of F R A N C I S C A N a t _milsr jx t n n t in l snvinif*. A n ervier for B, inclutlinit: d in n er
T. ptnlen, enlnd plnte.*, Iire n d -b litttre , n ip 'it enttrer*.
V ftrru iiv , 1 vcxctnhtfl tlish li r x i 1, 1 m<d pint te r, 11"
m edium .
fdyntne, »ht hall-ill* ipetioMt, ber>evtt 9 woman's drett con b* yovng ond wnbistkBt*&
. . . and al the some lime do magical Itwngi
for her figure! This trim, ilun coiuol is tailored
ol a wonderful new rich-tooking ip jn rayon
broadcloth that is cr*iate-rei'ita.*t and un
conditionally woihabtel Its s»epte toes are
punctuated by the contrail » M e binding and
soddto-ltilch trim. Glorious autumn hues in
petlecj-fiiimg nxev U V i to 24V7*
ALSO 50 I»c. SETS
"Una fhtr Convenient Ijy-A-Wny TUn1
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THE SANFORD HERALD
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T h ru ' Many Years
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kualaaia amarprla* la a* fnllnnai
Nalmal Ha* Companr af FlarldA.
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tha ftrtlllau* aam# rLTINITCRE
CENTER, and lhal ** Inland In s t a t i. n r r i . n r u n t t n .
r*dlaitr aaid aam* aurauant ta ih* c l a c i h a JO AS M o M I L L A N .
I^rdihuif. Na* Maura
larma al Ika rittltfaua Nam* •>*•
* anora Patlllaa hula* ba*n
In*all- ■** M l at, n a r 'd t
I u'aa.
taiuta* milk Ik* Clark nf tk* fir* fllad aaalnal you IS tb* Circuit
put* Caurt of Ntmlnul* Caualp. Court lo and for Scmlnola Caua
ly. riotldo. la 1 ‘bam.arr. la that
tiaflda
■•rial* i n n *ailll*d JOAN TE A H. H. O r U r
h
i k . r i i i m i r r . *a. j a c k u t e a R R f'arrotl
HI I:
(irtridabl.
nbtraln and
O W N RUN-
i
• b*ia*y H i d P*faaaal arm* r*<
liaf ik Ik* mail*r af k r*k*arma
la tk* maltar af Ika rar*. Iba cuemdr aad .o nirol af tk* mmnr mild
Jam* kay Taasu*. tkaa* praatala
ara la rauaa and >a.|ult* yuu 1*
fll* yaur n n t i a n dafani**, if aay.
m ika I'aillla* riled baiala. and la
••rt* a mpp ibttaof upon l'*<|.
ll'.nar a altoma* nn or k*tar* tht
Itlh da. of Ortnkar, I t l l . and
upon you* la h i * In flit pair
n r llt t n d*f*aa*i ta *(pr*iald Ik*
caua* nolt| pin. aad at pan*
IN t h e riR c i i t r « r « t , m i t *
j i n tria i.
m h c it t .
in i t n
row IR R I N I I I .K (f ll n t t . r i n .
Win* IN r i f t N i E M t
C H A R E E h J. SOUAN.
LH.'t.lA N
R
SOLAN.
no.
aaat
Plalailff.
pafaadanl.
ROTtrw TO n r .r r N »
T O L I U . I A N R NCI,AN. I*t Kiaaaland Atanu*. L p n t H u n t, N * »
W ITNI.NN m» kann knd nfflrfal
TOI**’ a RR IIR RR RT N O T i n m
tka I a fniaplalni lot Plrarca baa
k » r n fllad asalatl »nu and ynu
•ra roquliad la a*rta a <npp nf
pour Aoa arr ar Pl*adlna l » Ik*
cnmplalal
••*1 IN Nanlntd, NamlNOl* Cnunir.
riorida, ihlt I l k dap af Sapiambar.
A. I t. l i l t
(• iin . J. RL'MEi.f. n o n s u it
It* Non* Mil* Nt***i HtlaaCa.
F irm * an| fll* tb* ->n*lo*l An
*<•*, nr I'lralm i In th* nffi • at
tk* Dark *f rircuit Court »n ••
*fnr* tk* 11*1 dir of 0«tnt>«r.
I l l It r n« 1*11 to da in, J'id*•
»i*nf br difi'ilt *111 •• lak*n
•••mat r*» far in* rrllil damand
•d le in* Otnpiaini
d o n e a n d onnEnR P at »*•
’.rd t’lnrlda, thia I Ttk d*r at
*|t*«k*r. A. T> H U
n I'. Jl*rml«a. n#rk *f
f it, nil I 'n a r l , ••mlaal*
f'a'inlr, Florid*
III K 1. Iluidlrh t). a
1 . Ptuar*l| Mninakr
>Miirn*i tnr t‘l*'ntlff
ft* N Mala air*#*
111lalnln r lld lll
IN I HR IT R U IT COVET. RINTR
J i iiir ia i. r i E C i r r . in
a n ii
r n s s rv iN n i.K r n r n t t , n o.
Mill* IN CHANCKRT NO. SSM
tNaall
Haiti >b T. r r t d t r l r k
t lln r n r r for I’aiulaaar
R O Ifai m i
1*1 Norik Park A ttau *
r
t
M a ROA R R T E. A L 1.KN.
Plalailff.
(tt O R Haradna
Clark of iko Clrruli Cotvi
■amloala Cauaip, riarlda
Snofard, riarlda
TIIR NT ATE OF Ff.unit'A Trti
Cll A r 1,1.* A. * I I K A m t . • »>*••
kla<* ml raaldan.* la u i k i m n
A l i m a l omiilaim kaiina b*«n
Ql** asainai sou I* Ik* C l n u l l
'■•"iM I* and far a*iai*at* r n u a i r ,
rinrlda. la t‘kaa<*rr. (or Oitoic*.
lb* ahart nil* *r ( *ld aetloo o*.
tt*fee* eat. ikaa* praaiaia at* (a
tauaa a ad requite ran la HI* raur
•rilian dalrnna , if anp. ia (ha
tnmalalal (llrd baraln. and la
a*rt* a mpp thereof warm ITalN*
iift a aiiarnap « a or before ika
ISIk dap af O r la M r , A. |t, I t l l
iile; t ii±E5:— *••••»
PafaadaaL
ROTICM T O D E r T N O
T o Hi I I T I . Al. I.E V. alrn kaarra
aa n r.R T II AI.I.KN. mkoaa laal
k » n « * addraaa aad slaca af ratid m r * II uakooiBB
TO O
A R E IIRRRRT N O TiriR O
that a Complaint far Hlfarra kaa
h#»a
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p„pr r «,f
’Madias to Ik*
araap. J. RCRSElX IIORNNnT.
[ja North Mala atreot. Orlaada.
rinrlda. and fll. tha nrlftaal Ani**r n* Ptaadlna la tka efflra af > a i t t ' « # r U t M V I H I U l f .
bo nark nf Clrruli Court na ar ktere tka tie* fa r af October, lit*.
M a m M s
"•"•J"
fl-A VIA flNAlKAIIK
I'lNTHICT af aamiaala raualp
rior.da, ai l*i*# A M. a# tk* am
d*p af 0< labor, It l l . at Ik* Clip
n r . ™ or •*
Hall ia Orltdn, rinrlda. rnr i*a
n
P llrradna. Clark af kurpna. af tanaldarla# pailllnama
Cirralt C a a r l , araalaalr Ika i irrnli
i -a*tl
nf *»n>inr It
Coital*. rinrlda
i n.ualf. rinrlda. at ika fall n .a
apt K I . Ilurdlrk D. C.
I*.* nf aald rnurl. for an nrdar
rRuaaatl llnrnabp
•n.ndlba lb* i * i m nf aald liana
knarnai for I'lalatlff
lx.ina*. Iilrirlrl frnai l l n ith
[t* N Main #11**1
IP.* far •■>< b p*ri»d nf i i n . a.
rrlanda, rinrlda
jnaa ba d*l*imlaad at aald maai* ItOjfB AND ORDERED
laa-
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aa'd ai.r iiti #
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af
In tht iHatrtct (hall (•(■ifiiiii
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(Ida, N11>VI. T R |VIIN til. tan.
lard, rinrlda. ana af • K IV E*
J it . dtrtatad, and r* T H. IV E n
laaap halt*, darlaaaa, la
A T aad EMMA W. ORA
fa. raaldaac* unkaowa. If
I If d**d. Ikalr aakaawa
ilaaaa. I*aat**a. aailfnaai
’a, rradiinra. traaiaa* tad
.iJ t jR N E r f a.
aan»a arlfa. raaidaaa* aat
allva aad If d**d. thali
a*a hair*, daruaaa. laj
tfulr tffln*4.
i» I »«n »4 *»
b l* I* aald liiatrlat;
auardlana
map rtpiaiabl lh*ir • ere* aia*u>
Ir.ta an I admlntatralnra Map r,or*.
aani *naiaa nf danaaad
paiaana
a>d n i i n i .arpniailfli. map ka
r* fut <*niad k » lliair altliar* ar
d'.ii i" hnila.d aarnta
I » A T K f i mia i pin dap ad Bapiaaa.
k*r, A. It IPII
T t. I.m « .
• m a la r * nf # t i * u Praia.
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taanla.la
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Man Made Solemn Vow; Kept It
C R A W rO R O S V ILLE . Ind. -it One aleeplesa nlgbt t t yeers age
a well to da business executive,
who bad ntu*r gene beyond high
school, sat down al kla desk and
wrote:
" I am going to be president of a
college. Preparation will be long,
at tlmas discouraging, but In It
yeara I can become one ef the beat
prepared college presidents ia Ike
United States.. .
It was one of the few times In
hts Ilf* that frank Hugh Sparks,
then tt. set up a schedule for him
self that be was unable Is keep It
wa* nearly II yaart befora he bocame president of Wabash Collage,
an old (113 years] and respected
men's eoUeg* on Ike outskirts of
Craw fords ville.
Now, 14 ysari later, the presi
dent of the Wabash board of Inistaea aaya of Sparks:
"Tb* big thing about him la lha
way that difficulties simply do oot
impress him. Ho tacklaa every
problem aa a new problem, doesn't
car* what b n been tried before
and foiled. He's what wo used to
call a go geUar. Today I guess
you'd call him in oatrovert."
One result of this go-gcuuig facet
of Sparks’ character has been a
restoration of Wabash to a sound
financial footing. The college was
on soomewhst shaky ground when
he look over.
Another and more widely pub-
tidied Sparks campaign was hi*
successful five-year battle to per
suade the nation's financially bard
pressed private colleges to re
nounce eld from the federal gov
ernment.
Sparks' view l* that private In
dustry la the proper and logical
source for the needy independent
eolltge to tap. It was his role ia
promoting end finally winning
widespread acceptance wf tbia Idea
among his fellow aduestors that
wow him his greatail measuro of
fame.
Sparks himself made quite •
splash la private Industry before
deciding te go after tha college
presidency. A former Indiana farm
boy, be wa* a partnar tn founding
sn automobile tire pump company
ta Indianapolis in t ill. In tha years
that followed, the tin pump be
came obsolete, but the company
turned to ■ variety of other prod
uct!, including Utt highly success
ful A n in auto heater. Today tha
enterprise la kmwa aa Arvia In
dustries.
This organisation mad* Sparki
a resounding financial success by
the time he bad reached bli late
JO*, but he soon found a ntw chal
lenge. He became unhappy, be re
calls. at his own lack of oJucation
and the lack, or narrowness, of the
education of bla fejlow business
men
The more we observe dogs, es
pecially their sagacity, Instincts
and temperament, the more wre
wonder whether dogs have changed
very much through the years. It Is
true that the phys^al appearance
of many brttds has been changed
over the past century or so. but the
mind and Instincts of the dog remam unchanged, a fact for which
we who love dogs should be
thankful.
Away back In 1711. for example
a story wis totd in England about
a man who took lodgings in a
boarding home under the pielrme
that hr had Juit arm ed frnm the
West Indies. Aflet agreeing nn the
rent, he said he would aend his
trunk that nlghi and would rnmr
hlmsNf the next dxy. His trunk
arrised on schedule and wai car
ried into his bedroom. The story,
as written In those faraway days,
continues in these words:
"As the family was returning to
bed, their little house-dog placed
himself close to the chamber-door
where tha chest sras deposited,
and kept up an inresaant barking
The moment the door wa* opened
the dog flew In the chest, against
rt« flaUrrl-Tarraub*, Wroic ' frnrh s u m koown
which It scratched and barked with
•a “Tha An#*t of Di«nfal*ophuMfor hor acrvicr* In Ih# lndo*ChiiMM
redoubled fury."
War, M aftowo b*|lnnln| an Ir-irrv ir* roun# Ni New York Clip.
Eh# id tludplni #1 Ih* New Yurk Unlvemly-ftrllrvu* Mrdlcat O n*
17ie story goes on to say that
her’l lnatiluta ofl’h jiim l Hedlrinr andftrliabllllatlon Mil*.Galard*
the owners of the house finally
T im u b * 1* aldlns S#1. Rapmnnrl WpfwheMer, 17, a Prrnrh veltras
opened the trunk, in which they
In Kor## at U«#nbr«#k Uaha*. (JourwaitowH E t c iuricrj
VIVID DESCRIPTION
found "to their utler astonish
GETS WRONG MAN
ment,n their new lodger, who had
PASADENA. Calif. >JR - Sher
been carried Into the house s Ith
the intention of robbing tt durkg man Sykes, «o. was robbed of (too
yesterday In his gift shop by a
(he night.
vividly-dressed gunman.
Although this Incident took place
Within minutes Sykes bad given
NKW YO R K ’JR— Paua# a mo quite rrrapture the old eiritemcnt 174 yeari ago, the "little house police an equally vivid description
mrnt and a»k younelf, “ Am I over whether Marine Capt Rich* ! dog” Is certainly a hero lo all who of the gunman. Tha robber wora a
tired nf The DM.000 que*tion7" If *rd McCulchron will go for the ‘ are reading about him today, as
gray auit. dark blue shirt and a
are all canine heroes lhal carry
you find aakini the quraliun em- 132,000 next Tuesday.
bright, solid red necktio.
on his tradition of aagacily and
barrauinf you're probably iufferIt took police no timo at all to
fleorgr Jessel, who has produced loyalty.
in i from a o m rth in i-trt'i II tall
bring In a man who fitted the
his
quota
of
movies,
says
be
is
lo d o p m iu n tla —or, Ju*t old faih
description perfectly.
going tnlu T V production this fall
toned aortal p m iu r* .
"Ob, no! Not h im !" exclaimed
Q l M n U C H E A T PL’B IJC
He
has
(hie#
series
in
mind,
of
This dursae, which hat not >rt
CHICAG O R -A n American Med Sykea. "He's my best friend."
some
variety:
one
in
which
Jessel
been a n ilyitd on Medic, u ai prePolice are looking for another
ical Assn. Inseitigator says cancer
valrnt in humam a* among iheep. will toastmaster a number ef din- quarks take tha public for SO mil guy with a flair for colorful haber
In tU mort virulent form lb# ha- ners; on* which will deal with lion dollars a year and cause thou- dashery.
man viclim not only keep* on do pawnshops; a third which will star aandi of deaths among persons
ing what #icrybody «!>• It doing an English policewoman.
The world eattle population It
kept from obtaining early diagnosii
after ha ha a reated lo enjoy It;
by compe ;ot phrslclani. Oliver going up. Latest flgyres show there
b« mHerd snbarraumenl al >jurifield told o„ American Cancer ere about gTT million bead at cattle
honing hii psrtiriptlion la the
Society me«i>n| that If and when tn the nnrM. This la en* percent
msaaivs drift of the flock.
■ cancer cure la found, the medical mom than last year aad 11 p*r
IH# social preaiurei of The DM,rent above pre-war.
profesalon will make it known.
ooo Quettion hats bernmt terrific.
It’s printed and proclaimed tveryw hen the** daya lhal eterybody
is tuning lo CRS-TV Tuetday tv#nlngi lo *•• Ih# program. No other
T V ahow has treated to much talk
and new a. ft baa iprcad from
newspapers to magaiinea, in
spired a popular long, and cauted
pundits lo dredge it for aortal
significance. II la, in short, it Ihst
stag# wheia H appears as critical
ly wnassailabls as bom# and moth
er
Well, whal fool would shark Iff
It's a pleasant, lusprnieful pin
grant In wrhlrh #iger rontetlinla
try lo win as much af tll.nno Itn
sponsor* art perfectly sincere
about offering D m .oon .hut all ront#alanls thus far hav# realised
tbay'd make only about tll.ogo
more after Mae* on that last big
questioo— and they'rs quit wbtla
•till ahead. Reverst weeks ago I
wrote that nobody ever will go for
that BM.o m . | still believe It. If
R l f B f i l l l Of P ro fit— Mfa’fD Oaf
on* ever does. I shall salaam and
IABY Marcella Ibrohlws, Sultana
recant property.
to M b A d S M f « N t « r th a
M u t h Im
Personally, I’m a little tired of wf Johor*, Malaya, Is pictured
wearing her crown after coro
The tat.no Question. Nothing I
H
lotory
e
C
m
m
I
n
a
a
d
S
a
v
e
S
a
v
e
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nation exercise* at Ih* royal pelcan put my finger on. Just slight ore. She Is the young Kn|ll*h
ennui, such as evenluitly came wife of the Sultan ef Johott,
TER right this way, ladles and gentlemen, to tha mnet
with miniature golf and canasta. MaJ. Gen. Ibrahim Al-Marhum
colossal tailing event In motorcar history—out on*
Perhaps it's a rase rf rmntiunil Abu Bahar. Following the cere*
eihau.ilioR at watching ether peo atony ha wanted that the Camand only Bulck Solas CircuE
ple win mower, la any avert, munlsta would try tn taka ever
C oom la and s m tho world's moat thrilling pnrfonunrr
the program's Ootdea Age ef Mrs. Malaya M Mm B ritltt toft the
Catherine Krettrsr and (lino Prato •Dunlry,
—the only can with thn iwHcb-pftdi magic of Variable
is slipping from me and 1 can't
Re sensed a relationship, hi is.r*,
between the American free enter
prise system and the Independent
college, and wondered whal ha
could do to help thorn help each
ether.
tt
In e characteristic decision, T|»
chose the frontal attack. He de
rided to become a college presi
dent.
Hit first move w«s to retirs from
business and entei Butler Univer*
ally at louisnspoh* •» ■ regular
student After graduation he motrd
on ta tha University of Southern
California for more advanced
study. Ha bad earned hts doctor
ate end was taachlng econor ^ t
at S. S. when the president n|
Wabash College died in tb* fall ot
1*4S. Sparks flew back to Indians,
called on trustee* be had known a
private lift, and said: "I'm Inter*
cited."
HI* candidary drew opposition
from some members of the col
lege's board of trustees and fstul.
ty. lome protested that selection
of tht ox-buiinetiman might lu d
to “ commercialism on the t m pus." Rut in setting a majority d*
cisloe the late Evani Woolen pres
ident ot the trustees, declared:
“ It would he nice If we rnuld
afford a man who was brought up
on Latin and Greek— bu> !hai would
do nothing for Wabash. Sparks is
our man."
Ssp b u m b sJLySp e cial*
COL!) W AVE
Radio-TV Highlights
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wonderful
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Pitch Dynaiow.* Pick tha boauty you waat-the« ym
taka tho whip, and maka os paria m -tm tho Mado-ta
you want aad tha tanas you want Your spanting-nr"
Buick it practically la your garage right now!
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M l l f i M aad r*#ulfa« ta araaaai
SfViiM ?* i‘ U
wklrk rau
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\Vera not footin’—sot mam hurinese. But hurry* hurry*
hurry, because they’re going, going, going.
J n i V t t daraarad, laid af aald
Cauaip. ia ika Caantp Ja d ta af
f rr? **)*
F a r i d a , at kla
•fflca la lha M a r t kaaaa af aald
‘ " '' • I t *1 l a afar d. rtarlda. rrlthia
alakl aalaadar maaika fraaa lha
•VarieMa Pack Dynrfaw a (A# awly Dynagaw Bufsk heSUe
Ssdsy. ft to sSmr1—
nwwAy Sertoa,
•(Hfjt^draaa af tka Aaiataat and
dA&nr VtiSTkii.*
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•«*«■»-*< U t **•*- fi»t»
By S t a n l e y
( Continued Prom Pag# 1)
md Professional Woiren’t Club, at
an affiliate of the National F»d*rttton of Busin*** and Profettlonal
Women'* Club*. I nr. it likewise
contributing much toward the
improvment and ptogrrse of buiinrtt, industry and civic needt in
our community;
Nod, therefore. I Denver Cordell'
Mayor of the City of Sanford, da
hereby proclaim the week beginn
ing Sunday September 25 and
rndlny Saturday October I at Na
tional Butineta Women't Week In
Sanford, and urge our leadert of
Business and induttry to join in
thia observance.”
People
(Continued From Page One)
teae driving" when, taken Into
ruatedy by Deputy Sheriff W. L,
Long Friday night.
J. T . Laflamder, attached to
the local Naval Auxiliary Air
Station, wnt charged with "recklett driving” Friday night after
ha tkidded from one aide of the
road to the other and then com
ing to a atop when he ran off
the road into a deep ditch,
'hargfi w e n preferred by De
puty Sheriffo Morgan McClel
land and
Hubbard Eubank*.
A Jd year-old Navy man fien
the local bate waa charged with
"running a red light” 'about ID
p.m. Friday night at the inter
section of Park Avt. and 13th
St. Deputy Sheriff* McClelland
and Eubank* said In their re
port that he "did not alow down"
at he came through the traffic
light.
Claude Dave Johnton of Port
Orange wna charged with "fall*
Ing to have hi* vehicle under
rontrol" Saturday morning about
3:10, eight mile* toulh of San
ford on State Read 200. Driving
a lot" Hudson, the driver left
the left aide of the highway,
•pun around, and headed In the
opposite direction. The charge*
were made hy Deputy Sheriff*
McClelland and Euhanka.
W a E a r n e d th e
FORD
'ROW Resolution
Mon. Sept. 2*. 1955
Pag* 1
Monllnurd From Page It
evasion at the meeting nf the
commissioners, It was explain, •!
ri solved around the rlghl-of-wa)•
between Five Point t and the
Ilia i gc County line.
"The next morning," Williams
told the Merchant * A ' **h Mlion
group, "I read that all of the
right-of-way* from the Orange
County line north In Scclion M2
nt Onorn Bond was trail Into mo
tion. And that made It ncre,-ar>,
that all of the right-of-way* be
purchased before the first move
could be made on the piojrct.
" I am afiaid that some people
have the idea that lliailcv Odhatn,
W. \ Patchk, anil mysrif, want
to tun the show. | don'I cme who
run* the show, just *o se get
IT-!'”
"Most of Seminole County woutl
be living in tent* If w<- tiled to
wait until wr had all the mom) to
buy the right-of-way*. The Semi 1*1. \*|I I S I 'l l h S K M K I i - P!*i|ur« with the Insignia of Composite
nole County Commissioner* can Squadron Nine have •■ren present, i the Sanford Naval Auxiliary
buitow money on anticipated re An Station Officer* Clu1, ami thr < tnef Jvttv Officer* Club Comvenue*, if they wanted to, and if Miamlcr W E. Lentos, eomniandllip officer of \ ('■!>. Is nicturrd
. . .
g the pi mentation at the t Pit i luh to Chief I'harlea
(hr loan* were not for over one i
1 - -, . * club president. I w ii,£ on at right it Chief N|ar11n Hansen,
>f*r.
" If you think the widening of who made Die plaques while he ns* stationed woh the squadron.
\ similar nltiiue will l.e presented the Enlisted Men'* Club later.
I i t
ini|»>itant, thin don’t yo*| lOffbial Photo, I' S N av)i
01,H N A V Y C U STO M — lt'» an old Navy custom that a nrwr Chief
Petty Officer receive hit firat "hard” hat from hi* shipmate*.
Joseph S . Ki ftraid it pictured at right receiving hi* hat from the
thief* of Composite Squadron Nine on the orcatlon of hi* making
Chief Aviation Fire Control Technician. V. A. Butler. Leading Chief
nt VC-1>. left, mad# the pi Mentation at a party th e n at the San*
ford Natal Auxiliary Air Station Chief Petty Officer* Club. Later
the Chief* observed another old cuttom aid totted Kincaid Into
I.akt Golden. Kincaid, who hat been in the Navy nine and one-half
yean, reside* with hit wife at Weatherincton Trailer Court In San
ford. (Official Photo. U. R. Xavy)
Mayor
INF. SANFORD HTRAIJ)
Ihinh wr'te l*eing ridirulout when
We let Sslhl.lUNi ^|lp light tlllougli
chance* of getting <h project
our hand* without turning ovri
{mm Five Points to lli iiiange
ever) stonr in an effort to get it*
County line are go.nl aiier all.
" I want to see my count) grow,
the wot|.l doesn't rtutie to an end
and if it take* hnockfr g head* to
on I lee. 31,”
get it glowing, then let's knock
Ibmglng out. In discussion, the
Althn R. Evnnfc, Enterprise,
heads,” he said. *'! think it is
hai w»n an automatic di*hwa>hlime that you, wlio.r livelihood iirer*»*iy channel through which
go. Reprror in Hot Point'* 12 million gold
depend* <>n I yt*2 lake an active piiwecdings nru'i
en annlvrriary national contest.
intere*l in the project it's tittle to entallse William* -aid "It's a
Contlaued from Fate Oae
question of policy . . arid that’- up
Gormly Inc., local Hot point
r \ l U u s s i e a w a In r t e v b do •omethtllg aIrout it." Rrpt.
the pteperatmn and leading of
tn the County Coinnrtsstonei*.”
dealer, said official e o n ife 1 1
tentative wiuiama concluded.
the ordinances that take* the
judge* in Chicago (elected Mr*.
Senator Strnstinm trlated, “of
U N ITE D NATIONS. N Y jP —
MIAMI.
M*
f
—
Hurricane
Ctrmmiation
Chairman
J->
h
n
„
.
, .
.
rcity Into a new fiscal year.
Evan*' name Thurtday as haring „Policy
the two pos-lliilltir-, the Srollliolr
■:
Mwechet of » n partner. j,h(nholtfr
wl„ M Janel whipped the mid t atihbean \|r l . . h- . a; . ,| „„
the bett dealer prtie entry from
*ea with IIU mile w.nd. lodav *« lh#
-| don t have County I'omniU"inner* rctersing
u ,,hu
B ? lk*,n i ' 1 U uC'
trp U c ed on Oct. I by Attorney it clung persistent!) to * cour«r
thi* Immediate area.
watched cloiely today by U N
c . ,iutchlwn J r .
much t<> any," ■ml added, "Voile their policy nr l<orixiwing money
Gormly, Inc., apomared the (tflecatrs for injr hint of foreign
that would eventually bung it to ■ml Marion's editorial rtplaincil it (hr ,Hdii y change is ,he herter. 1
.,
, ,
Alto com,n*f hrfor# the com Central America.
Sanford romrit at part of the policy chanjtfSaid Sweeney, I'd like to do
*11 rxrrpl that It lr(| nut some of
Koca Popov’ic, Yugoslavia's fu r-, n,is»i‘>n*ts Ibis evening will
Th r coastlines ol Nicarauga and
appliance company’# national an
the trio*I expedient to get 111* pro
the
detail.
It
didn't
rvpUin
that
niversary celebration. Uther fir**t, rlgn secretary, was up early lr*J,h# firat reading nf an onltnan.e Honduras were some fc«i miles
ject completed tin* year.”
U N. General Assembl y tie- ‘'H in g and establishing a reiu.e ,h cl[j nf the storm Hut a slight • hen rnndrninilmn prnircdlngt
■econd and third prides now be the
.
... .
.
f a . hv Lvick kill! mn i n l d
.a . . . . .
*.
. .
E. J "Bud” Mnughton. directing
tulle,tio
fe.
which
will
go
into
nortVwand’
turn
would
cause
it'to
>"
lh'
ing awarded to famllle* in the bain It was thr first general
m, „ 4nd lhtn „ » oultj h lvr
l>n«rn( the pro,., .tv must h. de- a question tn commission chair
United State* and Hawaii include stalrmrnl of Yugoslav foreign •ffact on Oct I.
Other Item* to
he considered additional ISO miles ol water to lM,'ilcd In >* n with ihr ....ut, an man Mristh asked, "W ill you call
four completely furniihed electric policy here since that country and
homes, 60 push-button kitchen the Soviet Um»n "normatued" area* follow*: to tee If the City crossbefore It could isarli llie amount lotaiing » I.tHHi.inm, Mr a -piciisl nirrtir g of the tln*rd nf
’ has, to ,•«> attorney* fes, *p Count)' ('omlttis*lnnets In order
laundries and almost 1,000 major diplomatic relations at meetings of Commission w lihrt to dltcoi.tioje Yucatan Peninsula
appliance*.
high Soviet and Yugoslav leader* the billisoaidt on French Avenutj Weathetmrn at the Miami storm pml-al frs-. cssuit c..<t- and man) that the policy tel at the last
meeting lie rrveised?”
north of Commercial SI.
forecasting center predicted Janet other itiin-, he added.
In Rrlgrad* last summer
Appeals for "norm aliird” diplo
Appointment* under
th# re- would hold In it* west northwester-1"Another thing
nl«sut the ,..rn t)
M .u .h arnweied. "We h*ve a
matic relations have been one organltation ordinance ate to he I) course for the next t; hour*
aystrin," said 5lel*ch, "i» the ronii c itn-elrng tonight and I II a,k
feature ot Moscow's new talk, made at tonight’* meeting. The It was moving about to miles sn
hasr their wants the oilier member* '”
pursued sinrr with West Germany, appointments will
fill positions hour.
|„„ \,t , |H„„m
petrison
Senator Slenstrmn. romnienllng
The storm bypassed Jamaica
| ,,,r
|,,xe Maty oil tire proceedings and renew of
and repealed In Soviet Foreign in the two new dtpartment*
<Cm , liaised From Fag* I )
ommisrion.
The
come
2(n
miles
to
the
south
rally
,_>
i
the material. Therefor*, m a i’s Minister V. M. Molotov’a policy created hy the
the project* piogrris **ld, "It
‘
are: the Utility De- today. Weathermen said no dan
lalvaUott mutt traasend the ma speech in the General Assemhly dr|iartm*nla
look* like we sssit io«e the IriKMXMl
L v plaining the
1 one of the this year and the iMNi.iHsi nevt
terial. Therefore man does not li last Friday. Japan it thr newest partment and th# Public Works gamut winds wrre expectedto
rautily*
Ih#
t'fiiitmititlofl
r
rinmtiAfi
teach thr Island
Department
teriai. “ Man does not live by bread 51siscow target on that line.
said that whrn th* monies ate year. It seem* a* if «e won't be
A second reading of tn erdin- . ,
alone, hut by every word that pm
u»rd for lie I, t*2 four-I.suing, aid* to do anything until Il*.'i7.“
an,* vacating th# north 10 feet I l e o H r a
ceedelh out of the mouth of the
their won’t be any mad* pavel tn The only chance s u e got to get
of Sllh place between Sanfuid U v w l l J V
Lord.” Human freedom it baric
the next seven year*. "If we buil t
and ratmett Ave*., will be hraid,
to the (uUiUmettl ot lilt'* deepen
half ttf 17-I'd "il will l.e thirr
aa will a secund, reading of ib<i
ICoatlaued Frogs Fag* II
need# and Umt'a Word contain* thr
ehartfr o« human freedom and thr
(CoattMietl Fran Page Gael
re-xonlng ordinance of the pro-; •’Tlieie licences were is-urd " yrais liefme ) u l ca< Ixiltd the
truln upon which a decent and hu matton as to when they rtn come petty muth of 2iih St. for a **M 'he judge. "When wr went di other section.” t don’t think the
man ctviliialmn mutt be founded through to lake (heir
|M'o,i|e in liiiedn,
Altamonte
boats to the distance of thre# tote between
redly to Ihe erra "
Christ la God s final Word (n man Sanford Boat works
for repairs Park and Sanford A*es.
"Inasmuch
•• we h»\c onb Sp. 'ig- and (liar Lake want I7-P2
and through Him wr find whole
Yesterday, a boat owned hy
Th , fln,i
,lf ,n, „ fnil. four more days in which In obtain liuilt and we ha'e tn think atiout
nri* ol Id*. right personal rrla
all of ihe peo|i|. In Ihe county.
■ v e r t - » i o t i . m i n , ...h .hi . r v : 1,. 1: ; ; ; , . u , ’ , S !“ 1
" f t ;
tionship*. and God.
"I don't want you tn get the
The Reverrnd David S. Came
tlx, *1 the Christian and Mission aboard^
attemptedto
fume
smithto French Ave
and changed b * V) a m to A:3et pm idea I hit I'm again-l 17 ■!*”. heary Alliance Church, meet the sub Ihrotifh thr hyarlnthi by follow m i th^l Dark A%t. b# r^p«%rd from ronttnuouily. Thi» ichldutf will Im- cause I ’m not,” Mcl«»h litoughl
iect "Result* of Regeneration" in ihe tugboat and barge into San ,h# ukefrcmt to Fiench Ave
in effect Ihrouch Friday, the List out.
It# a u r t
lo
Mk
nls morning service sermon yes ford shortly before 11 a m The
dav the l»Vt license tan he oh
Th*
commltslon
meetings
are
terday.
After commenting on ihe length
hyacinths completely surrounded held in the commissioners room lalnc-d wlthnul a delm.iurnt (re ”
\ nur
Dealer
Jut ge Hmi'holiler said that the of time neersaaty to have InforII* said. “ A person comes to ac the smaller boat and kept It from
at the Sanford City Hall.
cept Jesus Christ and receives hy going through behind the barge.
clerk* would work through the niation returned from the State
In F in a n ce
faith through the operation of the
lunch hour *n (hr*I cltic-ns will he Itnad
tiepatTnerrl
in 1SeI and,
A boat was dlspalrhrd from the
Holy Spirit new ne*t of life in
AIR M EN RELEASED
able to use their lunch hour In get Mei-rh -aid that "our appraisers
thmufch
Christ. This divine act la called Sanfotd Roils Works, but It Inn.
________
W IESBADEN, Germany ft-T h e their licen-e After next Friday fini-hed their .work last night on
navigate through
the
In Christian teaching. "R rienrra- could not ____________
lion ’’ To come In this place ol hyacinths A helicopter was called Ru**'ani have releaced Iwo U S •■Id the judge, a delinquent (re ot evrry Inilrtimeut they have In
regeneration require* that the in from the local Navy Base, and an ; lrmfn “ 'V0**
!r,ln ' r
• It.oo will he rharxed or the anpii Ihrir hands"
dividual be drawn to God by the attempt was mads to gel Ihe dill-M°fTed landing Friday In t ommu- rant would he requited to lake a
Gordon Sweeney a«V< t. "M liat
Holy Spirit as lie convicts of sin ' dren «»fl the boat. However, before °***
Germany. Their TJ3 rt-etaminaiinn.
\I L\f» IK iVM hijKvL
are out rhanret tn gel the project
and convinces nf the righteousness Ihe rescue hy helicopter could he
* **e e— mm
***
returned to the
of Christ whteh Is able to save .
underway thi* year arid how will
alt
force
today.
Vary
a
tossed
salad
hy
adding
"Therr art certain immediate made, the tugboat, operated hy
An air force spokesman said the one of Ihe following along with the Seminole County * ommlssion.
and definite ronieauencea of this Captain Spenrrr of the Tamaree
MEM l i r a
FD IC
er- gn alimit felling 117"
rxprrirnre. Anri there are also Towtng Company of Jacksonville, pilot, M aj Lola W. Cunningham of olive ml wine vinegar, sill and
Mrlach replied ” 1 think our
Illimitable pnutbitlttea of matur went to Ihe scene and brought Ihe E l Paso, T e x . , and Sgt. Warren F. pepper: gialrd Parmesan chee-e,
Gebler of J ^ ^ y City, N. J , , were grated Irninn rind, minced paising growth and m i t e r service to boat gnd tla passengers out.
God. Glee attention to these three
In good shape when they were 1*V, paper thin aninn rings, crum
Mr*.
Rex
and
an
infant
were
•Immediate results of regeoera‘ hong In the family car watching handed over t a il night at Herlei bled :blu# cheese, tsnps ol giern
lon:
hausen.
P*PP»r.
1, The rewegenerated soul Is ac during the reacue operations,
which xrai completed between 1:30
cept** Into the bode of Christ
I. The regenerated soul Is adopt and I o'clock yesterday afternoon
ed Into the family of God.
a
to c et olit tq
ee
Forrest Brerkenridge, of the
3. The regenerated soul la aa- Seminole County Chamber nfCamvnrtrs Tn t e r n *
t v Ties1 i nt o r n r r u r r o t m i
aured of latvalion.
t h e a r x t E o r ri.onn>a t o
J l m ix .
et vsixnl i:
rn tx ix
11 nit n r *. tv r n n n t i e . .
" It you have exercised faith In merte. laid thia morning, that the CI.S.V C I.A N D T I I O M A I BnnlV .X
t.v
ru.i
s:s t a t k r«r
XI.
ttae.
U*»ral*
Waterway*
committee
of
the
Die redeeming work of Christ
4 aw ora t'ompiala*. kavlaa Xe*n ir u f n i T ir V a v A lt *
which he completed at the Cross Chamber had railed the Corpi of filosx ••alnsi you In th* I'lrculr
De, ee-ed
of Calvary— you have been regene Engineer*, In Jacksonville, rela- Court la and (er tumiaole ro u nt) T O x l l . i ete: 1strsrsi• « > i , i >i n a u v * M x x t v i . r i . xitex n o ns .
rated-you have received newness live to the problem at the bridge. Vint Ida In Chancery, far IMcens
Ihe short title of ,ei4 arilan htlsa
Mavtsx a n x i V T axils »:a i xvitr
of life— you have been given life
E. P. Dawson, assistant chief i lX I tV U > C M to tX N . rialatlff. vs
Vou sad e s h „f )n u ere hereb,
eternal!
r ia v iu x o
T M osraa
*nn w .\
hotiftej at,4 requlr-o lo piM.t.t
of
operation*
with
the
Corps
of
|i*fer.il*nl these present* are In any cteime ted drmim ie wbi.h )ou
’•Are you now living In aurh a
*0* require gnu ta file r*ur ue sillier el you rnec i.ase *|alr »i
way aa to fulfill your responslbil EnglMere, hat advlied the local cause
deteasee tf ear. lo the the eilai* of IHlt triTlIV a \ AUN
he .------Ceaiplalal
will written flted
JjJ « ■ member of the tio^y of Chamber
, ___of. Commerce *ha»
- ~T
her*:*. aa<t to terse
de-eaied dxte af said O - i o t y . l>.
grt to touch with their Superinlen- •* cop* thereof upe* riem nrr, the
Ceuaty Judae of aeminule
‘
'
‘
‘
“
atiwraee
oo
or
beret* the arih rits r aunty
"A re you unloving the full Mess- dent of Ifyarin'b F ie " Operations
ri»rld* at h i. office lo Ihr
uf I V lu l sr. A. r* . t i l t , olhtrwlse
at Palatka and gel a crew down • Decree ree ronfeseo will he ea- court house of eeld Cou nt, al .-an
fnrd
rtorlda
nlth ln » i t M ralrmlar
you aad the caute months from the
right away to clear up the area. lerce saeinel
lime ,.f th* U r - '
parte
.kl’AZ? *3" bul,dlB* Four life In Dawson explained that th* Hidden prereed
pubitration
of
this noth*
K*fl
tV I T .V I .M m r haa4 aa4 efftelal
■lalw er deo.sad ehtlt be In writ
•eat
er
t
u
a
le
r
i.
aemlael*
Cnualy.
condition la eauifng the creeks to
Ing.
and
shall
stale
th
,
pla
e -*
rtrrl4* rhli H a d dap *f aepieearealdan, ■ ai d poll nffi, e a i r , , . ,
flush the hyacinths Into the St. her l t l l
of Ihe claimant, and ahail he ew.in
turtle Itl lee It
Johns.
Mrs. Altha Evans
Wins Dishwasher
Caribbean Beaten
By Lashing Winds
Ur hurricane Janer
Close Watch Kept £j|y |g
On Policy Speeches
1
O f Shaky Alliance
Variety
Blockade
B U Y IN G
j”,
''-I
A CAR?
s. - M - r ...» »c i c s v t e a .iS 'c V S :
^ S A ^NN F O R D
Legal Notice
o
^
any coriatntclion started is on the
basis of the rmmty commission
i hang:eg its policy."
W illiams mnarke.l, "I think the
muntv commissioner* aie tiled nf
the <'linens Committee, but I do
think they will listen to you,"
Charles \ Atkinson commented.
"I would likr to see this body go
on record * shir e the Sentinel#
County i nininissioneit to change
their policy.”
Wally M. Philips. Sanford dry
cleaning man, made the motion,
"That the Board of Director* of
the Sanford Merchant* Associslion would respect full)' pelitiort
that the Hoard of County Cnmnussionris of Seminole County
adopt a policy expediting the ac
quisition of the right of-wayt
l ceded to widen, and four-lane
that portion of highway I7-S2, in
Seminole County, from Five Point*
In rhe Orange County line. That
l>». au>e of the time limitation* ■*#
recommend that action he taken
at a special meeting nf the *aid
lliiard of Commission*rs, tn that
the construction contract may h#
let hy the Slate Hoad Department
during the calendar year of 1955.**
The motion wa* seconded hy
Claienr* I™ Redding and adopted
unanimously hr the B-atH nf Dir
ector* of the Sanford MerrhanU
Association.
I,F T
liiu
LAN KY*
vuu tm k
’B A N D B O X '
« x*r
r jC ? r
! Get r • a d e’ foe
' la“
Fail
. , let N
clean e a ■ e Do*
d r t a * a a. suit*
•ad coat* now t
DRESSES
f*t#an#d
P if u ^
1
.00
LAN EY
Dry Cleaners
110 R . 2nd.
I’ ll. 461
<;
THE BIG
/ 4 * mm O U TtTA N M M D
ro ta a ia l iiin if
to 1 1 1 4
STRICKLANDMORRISON* INC
MB B. tat 81.
F fc tM
!^4fu5”sr
•’ *"
wlPc&i'iXSF “* — -
G eneral Insurance
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
Yon can make a dellctoua coat
ing *or chicken you are frying In
ahallow fat by mixing a quarter
tup oI flower with a quarter cup
of grateo Parmesan cnees* plus
•alt, peppei* gnd paprika to laate.
•
Oerd*a T
f t * n P neradan
C trrb er the Circuit
C o u rt.
Semlaeie
County, fterrda.
Fre derbb
Altaraet far Plalailtf
p n Pm till
ret Nori h Path Atenu*
a* n lord Fteelda
111 B A S T r a w
raced it
A NEW SERVICE FOR SANFORD
ia m b
b. g u t
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING
CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE
IN UNITED STATES OR
COUNTRIES
BOTTLED GAS
$ 5 - 0 0
FEB 100-LR CTLINDEB
CREDIT BUREAU OP SANFORD
A
t i t B. FOMT «T.
fI :
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IX n r f . I T A T R u p
tVII-I.IAM A A l l L V A R N
_
De •* sed
to
ai.i c n r t i i T o o * x v u p s o
aisv* M x x i v o n . x i * e « n o n r . .
J w n a ass x i v s t axils r a t x t >:
T e u end •*, h nf you are herrh,
nnllfied and required In presenl an'
•to** xrrd demsads whlth f s u „ n
either of you. may have against t*
•stala *f IV 11.1.I XII s xiil. VX ItX
(•••seed tai* of aaid County, to tr>,
d<»e*» •( oern'mi* ('ountjr
Florida at hla nlflc* in tbe mart
riVlda.*' f t ’l l l f ^ ? *
No Instollofion Chorge
6
to ny the claimant, aaent. nr atinr
oey. and any turh r|ami or dsmanrt
net ae filed siiall t,* m id
ICdwto »:«r| Varn
A t Administrator of
the Ratal* of D u n n .
T H T a V A H V d*
esesed
Jfacb J * Cteraland, Jr,
P n it.,) j}#
Kanfnrd riond*
Attorney fet Rstats
.
PHONE m i
*«
mentha from the tiara of tan f
pubtlcailea af ikl* aoilc*
t.., r,
elalM nr demand shall h* i0 w ritIn# and ahatl stale th* wlare of
yeeideac* and post wffi, * addre,* t f
Ika claims nt. and shall he ewnrn lq
by th* <lalrwani agent, or alteroey, and any
sink ilaita
ila im or
V eush
nr demand
dema
•Ot so filed (hall b# said
Rderia Earl Vara
Aa Administrator of
Ihe esiare of tVll.t.- ,
1AM i : x n u V A K X . l
„ ,
IF -
i i — -km
TNE116NEWIMS MERCURYdg displayTHUR., SEP T. 29'
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wkins Leads Feds To 14-0 Onslaught
Major Loops Began Year,
Finished On Record Note
T H K S A N F O H I ) I I F .H A I.D
Mon- Sept. 2f>, lO-'i’t
I’ngr A
By OR 111 ROBERTSON
,
The Associated Press
The I W malor league baseball
season started and ended on i record note.
Cit" Bowlir.g ,
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r
I
K JA U /p A m h A
k f lrfl
M V lU s U IIIU G f I V I I U
s i Probable Starters
Opening Seconds
Put Sanford Ahead
Standings
and
Results
4*» N|<
I I N %I*
I »:%«al K
pmn*. started it by reeling oil to
| straight victories— a major league
|jy jgyg; n L H H IF .R
|high for triumphs at the beginning
YORK JT-Don Newcombe,
jol a campaign
t huge righthander who won 2U
And when Wally Moon of Ihr St „ mrJ lor n riHJklyn. and Whiley
. . , 4 l-ouit Cailinal* hammered a home Kurd, Ihe llltle II game-winning
I ir
,-i ': I run ill Chet Nichols of Milwaukee |r |t-hander who helped clinch Ihe
s s tslt tt*
, s a « n « t » « In ihe ninth Inning yrslerday two American league pennant lor Newr
k l s.«l
I
more record* went into Ihr hooks. j y„rk last Friday, will Ire Ihe open* t s>l* t«*
s s SOI 111 I It was No. 1.243 by National mg game pitchers when the Dodg- X-lifss.kha
1 ; sail t i l
la-ague batters and 2
221 hy hitters
rM
1(1dYankees renew their
M . 1.1 vi.i l
Nit* York
' ol Doth league, lor new slamlant> ^urld Series rivalry In Yankc? rtiiu*i«ii»tsiA
T«>tnif»s‘e tl*I’lfi* In mil
In between Ihe accomplishment stadium Wednesday
|, llukur’e kluX ’Ctlll MB'S
which qualified hi, rrcor.l .mash
fa rl(rr h)lll *1
laOUlft
mg b .l for a place in baseballs installed Ihr Yankee, a .light fav- \ »U|#sJ IlM II* I I I B 4.
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now h i» r ch4njM| jt
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The Dodgers rllnrhrd Ihrlr pen
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MIS
nant on Sept. B. Ihe earliest dale series.
7 aaf I*a ll»«1 S*2n ssri.s
so in history. Amt Ihe Newr York
sir Yankee, pulled away In Ihe final
Nelthrr manager would go beIhr
closest
>"
ni* hi* first-game hurtrr hut II
week alter one of
was expected that Manager Ca«ey
batllrs in years.
Brooklyn wound up with a 1314- Slrngrl of the Yank, would name
NEWTON.Mas*. iT Husky
game advantage over Ihr second Tommy llvrnc, another left hand Doug Ford. Ihe National PGA
plarr Milwaukee Braves with Ihr er, In pilch Ihe second game, also
lilllst Irom Yonkers, N .Y., earned
New York Gianls, IM I winner*, in the stadium Then, Ihe expert*
a two-stroke lead with a nlne-under
figured
he
would
come
hark
with
another five game* hark The
par 207 into lha fi al round of the
Yank* heat the American la-ague * ins right-handers, Boh Turley, Dun
72-hole Sponsors Gulf Tournament
defending title-holders. Cleveland £ «• • «
P«*ih»ps Bob Grim , for
Ihe three games at Ebhett Field. al lha Charles River Country Club
••Min m iiM *.
Indians, h. three games, Like
mo*l managers, Walt today.
Thera was only one managerial
Ford. 33 year-old son of a former
Alston
nf
Brooklyn is reluctant to
rhange during Ihe middle ol Ihe
Connecticut golf pro. struggled to
season. That was replacement of start a southpaw In Brooklyn, so a par 3d on the first nine yesterEddie Slanky as pilot of the Car II is likely he will call upon John- * f,ar *>
b" ‘ ' “ "in g *« he registered
dinals hy Harry Walkrr. Rut l.eo ny Prwlre., a left-hander. In Ihe an eagle
3 on Ihe 410-yarJ 10th
Durocher stepped down Saturday second game at the Stadium and hole and added Ihrre birdies U.
save Billy l^ses, Carl Krskine and
after
7's
years
at
Ihe
helm
nf
the
s i — llirn ell
finish Ihe round in a fine C8.
Giants and was replaced by Mmne- perhapv Newcombe again for ElsIlls tremendous finlsn before
f*i» * ► Stalk- spoils' Bill Rignry and Fred Haney Iscls Field.
12.000 spectators enabled Ford to
Alston
was rhararterlstirally
was fired yesterday as manager
u 11*
take over first place in Ihe comt 1*1 171 T of Ihe f'lratrs.
silent with Ihe srrlev Just Iwn days
IHlilion for lop monry ol 17,000.
!!•
S
r .ii
Without
any
attempt
to
evaluate
off,
but
Stengel
was
bubbling
with
i i ' i l«€ 7
Art W'all Jr., of Pocono Manor,
t IIYJ U i7 the Importance of Ihe perform- optimism,
I’a., and the halfway-mark leader,
4 ' l l Ml S
"Rtnoklyn has a good club loo,” Fred Hass of New Orleans and
t IMI i t : «
f 1l •
• Ml 1 hlghlishti of Ihe year:
hr said, 'hut the Yankees always Clarmnnt, Calif., were deadlocked
9 HJt I I I •
PIT4.1IING
lake the series. W'r have Ihe pitch- alter 31 holrs with 209. Cary
« 1117 isa i
Don Newcombe (20-11. Dodgrrs, rrs to beat them. All of them are Middlecoll of Memphis, Tenn.,
t 1171 ISO.
9 1117 927.9 and nobtn Robert. IZ3I4I. Phil
9 i n : 1-a i lies, were only 20 game winners In well levied and with Ihr exception the mmprarttclng dentist was one
of Mantle, everyone D ratin' o stroke behind them.
% ISM Mini
> |*171 M SI either league. Huberts won 9i nr go.'*
1 i : « Ml.l
• 1l>«4 t « v; mora games for sixth consecutive
The Yankees figure lo have a
-- f
i ti.i
psychological advanlag* over the
9 f l u IM *
Herb .Score. Cleveland, broke Dodgrrs. whom they've whlpptO
T l»2? Ml.l
• IISJ III • Grover Alexandrr'i 191! rookie in all fivr previous World Series
P is:s 1(7 7 record
OKLAHOMA C IT Y UR A little
meetings. In fact. Ihe Dodgers
4 •is IIS S
4 Ml IIS 1 Ing II Red Sox (high for the have lost all seven World Series Texan, who has refused to turn
P i:«< m : » year) In one game.
In which Ihry'vg participated while professional berau*# of fear ef Ins% t i n in
Sam Jones, Cubs, hurled nnly Ihe Yankrrs have won 14 of 20.
mg her love for the gamr. today
9 i :* i i f . f
9 tils isv ; no Miller of season. Piralrs w rrr
reigned as a three-time champion
Mantle, inactive since Srpt. 16
% m s ISO. Ihr virlim i.
of Ihr Womrn's Trans-Muslsilppl
9 i;m
Vernon Law. Pirate.* pitched « hen he pulled . leg muscle tM-.l Golt Tournament.
9 liss l i t •
£ "• linkur jr.
»9 inor
i » - iis:
m i Ihe lunge.t gam. ol Ihe year. 18 "1“ ou,1* b‘!nl
«*
No other playrr than Polly Riley,
C. J-tarry
t« |ty
t n ||».
isa. Inning*, hut didn't receive credit I •“ * «°* b“ k '?'° *f,lnn >f*'errl.y
Ihe short-slalured but sure-hitting
for victory when Pittsburgh won ** * Pu ,,h hitter in each game Fort Worth competitor, could fit
no s u m n k e h e d
ol (lie •double-header against the
D E TR O IT <*— Mrs. Ellen Whel- out n trr Milwaukee in 19th.
that.
nrd Sox. Although trainer Gus
B A TTIN G
p K T R O IT ll*— Ifrt Rllfffi WheelPolly, by her own words, rearhrd
Maurh
ant
Slrngrl
think
he'll
he
•ff nidfl'1 hair In hoard Ihe tulaErnie Rank*, Cuba broke record
Ihe peak df her game by beating
MBPtlt Tambo on lha> Detroit lor shortstops with 41 homeri and ready f«.r the series, Micky isn’t Mary Ann Downsy of Baltimore II
WuTr In «how her ll.yaar-old ton hla fite grand ilam homrr* alto too hopeful.
and t in the scheduled 34-hole wind
JH um lirw jlrr craft,
paa a new major league mark.
up ol Ihe Trans-Mississippi Golf
Bobby llnlman. (iianla— Hit nine
-No a*<mer dal the two atari for
Asrn.'s silver anniversary lournry
COVER CUTS
Die inbnuriiir yesterday when pinrh home rum tied l'y William*'
at the Tw in Hills-.Country Club.
IRONING T IM E
tli*lr pitted car began In roll, mark.
The 1-foot swinger toured the
Thire'a a new Ironing board
Willie Maya. Giants, and Duke cover or, Ihe market that actually 4.370-yard par-37-37— 74 course in
lalned m o m e n t u m and was
Ja iro g M -n g h t in (hr river.
SnMer. Dodgera— Maya' SI homers work, tor you, and makes pressing
lied New York's r e c o r d and your dollies almost as easy as
Snider's 12 matched his own Brook sudsing them! II*; a lest lube
lyn mark.
"m arfarlied" rover that reflect*
Al Kallne, Tigers, lied T y Cobh about Iwo-thlrds of the. heal of.
u youngest player ever to win tho Iron bark from lha board and
H u m I
American League balling title. through the garment-so Ihr un
Kallne, 20. Ml lit).
derside of whatever you're irn*.
Newcombe'a seven home runs log Is aulomatirilly pressed as
broke a hilling record by a Ihe t3p Is Ironed I This rover U
pitcher.
also srorrh-reslslanl, slain railaNOW RIIOWINfs
To look at Ihe final day’s games tanl. and leaves no lint.
one would think, Ihe pennant de BRIEFS
pended on every pilch.
Of the 10 games yesterday, Ihrre
were three shutouts, two one-run serond gams of a double-header
performances Ihe three two-run after Ihe American League champlons had won the opener •-! with
fames.
The Dodgers, warming up their Bob Turley, Bob Grim and Johnny
hurlers for Ihe World Series open Kurki sharing lha modltJ duties.
The Giants heal tha.Phillies 5-1
ing Wednesday, used J o h n n y
with Mays hitting his list homer
snd then dropped a 31 dfeirton aa
they war* cheeked by Curt Sim
mons and Jack Meysr.
Rob Miller, who bsat lha In
dians In an all-important game
during the week, turned tha trick
again as tha T lit r s wound up with
a M victory over Cleveland.
In other action tha Cardlaala
bsat tha Milwaukee Bravea 5-5
and Ihe Baltimorn Ortolan adgsd
Washington M .
Loop
Husky Doug Ford
Has 2-Stroke Lead
Little Texan Reigns
As 3-Time Champ
Barnes. His passes to Bill Tmdatl
ny B. HIGH ANsLEY
Jimmy Hawkins ltd the Fight* were good for a total of 87 yards
and his rushing was good for aa
lug Feds to a hard fought 14-0
additional S'J yards.
victory over Hastings Friday night.
The Frits lacked the passing
In the opening seconds of the
serond stania, Hastings' quarter attack that was anticipated. Tha
back Joe Barnes fumbled on the Seminolrs made a third threat
________
-1 yard
line. ________
Seminole __
re lata in the third quarter, but two
and Hawkins fired a fil-i Incomplete passes and a goal lina
sustained drive. Carrying *Und b> Hastings made the diiva
hall most of tha way. ha
oul
‘ he Hastings seven
pounded through to pay dirt from yard line.
David Galloway was outstanding
the one yard line. Ha converted
as a punter. In two serious tltuafor tha extra point.
Midway In the third quarter ‘ |®ni h« pul the ball hark in
Hasting* punted from their own Hastings backyard with one punt
seven yard line. Hawkins rcrciv o| 41 yards end another for 43
rd the hall on the 31, picked up yards. In Ihe line with Galloway
some blockers, and raced through were Gene Bass and Robert Carter,
the entire Hastings learn for hi* proving to be pillars of ittrngth
second touchdown. He again run- for the Feds as thry broV#
through the line time and again
vertrd for the extra point.
to tusa Hastings for a Iota.
In the second quarter Hastings
Drad renter behind the goal
licgan a passing-running attack
«
an
i
po*l»
l» * light tsole. On both eonthat rattled them for BO /yards
■ ‘J r versloos by Hawkins the ball
Joe Barnes .park plugged the
Ihe
lnunred off this pole. Hawkins
Rpudalera with a series
-ries of tffre.
tffrelive passes fh right end Bill
BUI TinTin seems to have earned himself a
,,,w ‘n' hy his teammates,
•fall. The Spudsters made a
a fir"»
first I l,fr,b
s roaches, and I f epposltlon. It
down on lbs Feds' three and oneseems that we may. If he con
half yard line. Then Ihe Semitinues to perform as he did Friday
notes forward wall loomed gleanHASTINGS HUGS lit I M S — Hasting*’ end Bill Tindrll (J | )
night, see him laudrd as nee nf
tic.
Four
plays
later
Ihe
Feds'
in the end tons as the visiting team v r « down sis Inrhes from
the outstanding grideia ef tha
loot (he ball tig Inches from their
their
pnvdlrL Coming In 1s Bill Robinson (Jill and Howard Allred (43).
conference this year.
own goal line. David Gallossay's
Galloway*. V ni I m I* TN# l a M i l l f i VfaillBit
I rrwio ojr d*mrMini
rirct Imwhb *
l
effective punting sent Ihe halll •
*
*•2
Vifrli lluihlnf
il
nut tn the 41 yard line. Five pla>« •
Y j m I# r A M i n i
If
Y iiibIiIm f>t
|
later Hastings was again threat
ra*«M
II
ening on the Feds' IB yard line. •
r i» » M iV in p U lH
A
!•«••-* tatersepied
But again Hastings fumbled, and •
I
r«n |i
s
')
aratn Feminole recovered.
>1
I’unllna Vveraaa
14
la
Tards
Penalised
a
The biggest thorn In Remlnole's
T i l l : pi.tvs'.n a
The AsMsclalrd Prrvt
Inis week In Ihrlr first Pacific
tlesllnaei
Unde— Hill
Tladsll.
paih » a « the double-barreled at Treninn
lleney, ll lllr Leej TerklesUnless they run Into unexpected Coast Conference game.
tack of Hastings' quarterback Joa Sllllna ll- rne. Isnnald Wnetl. Ia.-U
complications, Lie big, bad Terra
Notre Dame, anothrr Hub that
herns- Huards— I 'S s rlr i Nadase,
S'red Htrunk. ri ttrle t tllnnnli T e n pins from tha University of Mary was overlooked in tha presrason
•ar— J e i r y M a-l ir e: Uuariefbark •
land could writ glide through to estimates, apparently has found
J-s- Rern-s. IlnM.r I r e , a t : Halfb a n k a - S'red Williams, m l flalleri
their third unbeaten, untied season someone to fill All American Ralph
S’ult'.erV — James III..Inin
tn the past five years.
! tiuglielmi's shoes, lie Is Paul
Pemln»le:
Unda— Inhn
(Isrk X
Jin, listers. Murray Nan. e; Tachtea
White It's true that Jim Tatum's Hornung, a fine all-arnunJ oftenliana Itaaa Uol-erl I 'a i l - r . |lll|
split T outfit doesn't play as tough ,|Vc hark. He directed the Irish
T ile
Sle-e-lllh S n . lll liuarda —
Sr Tits. tssiH i i t k i i r a m s
I ms id ilailnnay, ll-.nard Allred,
a schedule at some nf Ihe olher l sltark in the 17-0 shutout of S >ulh
s set.iris s\ u : i u i s:
Terse flnaini-sl: r a m e r — l l r - n i l - e
lop Dams, It's equally true that rrn Methodist.
W-titrard. UuarlsrKarb— Jim l i s a tl -VT T I N O - l-eseg on IM ai •,<)»— klaa
llairhatka— II nme p Alssandthe Terps can beat the b c i t K slln t Pelialt, I I *
Duke appears hi be Ihe nnly
ar
J •• I lima I, Al M a n lr r i Putlbatb
fitniih, ritwlanil. | ;t
namrly LTL.\
— I'tillllp |l»rd
team capable of giving Maryland III'.MSI IM TTK O IX - Jensen. Matro -rtP TA l.x a
Maryland won victory No. 2 Sat a tussle (ur ihr Atlantic Coast Con llt'K
Ion anil It-.nne. I>*ir«ll, tit
lla-Mnaa; J.e lUrnea. IIIT Tindall
urday with a 7 0 decision over Ihe ference championship The two IIITH— Kallne, Isatinii. ten
nsniln-tei
Jim
llassklaa. liana Hast
Knsnn. iKirnll. IS
I M I I V I I U 41. 1 SNIISI1S!
defending Pacific Coast Contemner don't meet, so the title wit] he TiHM'lll.i:.*—
IIII’I.W — Mamie and Cara*. New Ilantlnellarera
(SSI, W lll lam i
link, II.
champions. It was Ihetr toughest decided «n whal they do against
•I I I , liailer i l l .
I l l >MK Itrx n — Mantle. New Turk. Wemirnle
Vteaander
U tl, III* ,
opposition on this year's schedule. the other teams In the league,
•7a
i l l i . find (tl.
This week. Maryland visits Bay
V IIVMIUS— Itlvera, C'hba- kina <1*1. lineal
l iv s : k s i r n
Oklahoma probably will win the K T■U<sl.K11.
a a a a
lor of tha Southwest Conference Big Seven title at usual. They had M Tl'IIIX Q l.j>•»-! n„ |J dail-lnaa— Itaattnaabamlanlai
a r i a
Then, on successive weeks, they trouble with North Carolina before
lly/w*, X^w tark. If-k, .Its.
T u irH M m .n
it ir K o i'T S■— Hu, r». i n ,, , laad. Men Ulna 111
iT
itiK
play Wat • Forest. North Carolina. emerging with a 134 victory lor
pssivt * i r t r . » T * i t i - N U o v s 9
Syracuse, South Carolina, Igrulsl- No. 2b Ut a row. But even If they
x (T in * tl. i.i: *«,i sc
ka*e*l ns lea al bala— llan kina (SS
ana Stale. Clemson and Georgia are nAt a» strong at usual, the il.VTTI.Xsl
. V s t l i n i , i l *hl 1ad- l | <Ma
lit
l l l ' V S - Onlrter, llruuktya. I J «
Washington.
rest of Ihe Rig Seven it weaker.
S II % T T K l l I X — Valdrr, llrnokUCLA plays Washington Slate j ()n ,j(e
„f ( |reaks, both lll'X
O. D. Fgrrfll 310 E. First
l> n. tal
MITW—
For 10 vsar* this store hat
Klueet len sk
I'lai Inwall,
Kansas ^n
, l Tulsa snapped
..
1°"*
1*1
ronslstanltv obtarvad tha fal
Although Ihe SIO.OuO bill l« the losing sknn* The Jayhassk* held (till III.»:a— Iwigan and Airow,
lowing bourn
I I.
largest in U. S. circulation, there the dubious distinction of bringing T I Illlinai-kae.
I I ' I . K * - Maya. Near t a l k la d
Waak daya • a. ■ . ta 4:15 % ■ are ttoo.ooo gold certificates used i a 17-game streak— longest In eolIwma. I'l lt-h iii§ n, n
BaturiUfs • a. m. to 7:54 % as.
for business between the Federal1h ge football — Into the game IIOMK RUNS— Sla>a, New fork.
Reserve System and lha Treasury against Mashlngton Slate. Kan*a« B T n l . K X n.vnus— lltalon. M ilwau
Closed from 1:14 S. m.
It
Department.
>won It 13 0 Tulsa, which had lost I 'lkee.
Saturday uatii t ' a. m. Mom
T i ' l l I X f l besed an I I derlslena—
—
—
—
13 tn a row, whipped Hardin SimX'es>rnmne, Hriwtklyn. !* -t. .tea
The Intensity of Ihe luminet- mon, gg-js.
B T I I I K U t l l T O — Junee. r h n a a « . I I I .
rente that some rock* fiv e off
Mirhisnn. Ihe Rig Ten favorilr,
when healed Is an
|whipped Missouri 42-7. Georgia
T A K E U P SPORT
(heir geologic age.
TO K Y O (9— Japan's Communl*!
1Tech, probably ihe best in the
I south, had tome bad moments he- party has takrn up that old capital
unr stroke over par for 27 holes tore downing Finn la 14-7. Defend ist pastime of baseball The pary
In her conuucsl of Miss Downey, ing Southwest Conference king hat fnrmed'lwo teams on IU news
the current Eastern golf queen and Arkansas tailed past Oklahoma paper Red Flag. Team colon: red,
whita and blua.
AAM 21-41.
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Maryland's TerpsStand Chance
ForThird Unbeaten, Untied ear
Major League
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310 E. 4th St.
Phone 2134
pover steering, power hrikri,
141PEOAI SERVICES - 1
iiydromatir, back up Itihti. innARMY-NAVY SURPLUS
LO W ELL E.
vimr. window ihadei, tented
Boy'* Western Dungaree* .. i.M
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....... 7.91
H ill ,(oam rubber dash, w W
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luhelco Hrra and dlreeimn sig
For Remodeling and repair*
, .O tter Waller B naca. In c 310 banturd Ave
Phone 1331
nil) One owner car laiw mfl.
Nothing Down— Small Monthly
I
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eape, wdl rnn*tdcr a Iradr-in
Payments
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Write Bo* JW
Th* Sanford
Hbreman Concm o Co.
New la Stock. *-V Crimp — I U “
Herald.
Pbooe 240
Corrugated— * 4 “ Corrugaud. Out Weal u u
WYNNEWOOD—CB. Home. 3 BR.
flsi u Your roofing need* at FLO O R leading aod finishing FOR SALE — '31 Anderaen Hmiae
air-eond Fla. Rm. By owner.
C o u r r t U P ff* Ce.
T rn lc r. 3 Roomv and balh. with
n e ttin g , waaing. Serving Semi
O.L Equity 91,900, Pb. 147VW Bacrwrit*
cabana Park Avenue Trailer
Out W ut t3lh St
Phona 24M
Over Naafay'i Ul I a
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tl'lifi* 4 Jlllwfi
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Mon. Sepl. 2*i. 1955
DAILY C R O S S W O R D
AC ROW
I Tow-ounJ
ftI I I MftOO ft
Tnaprd Shapert Brarril No
BARROW Pig»— Regi)trred Roars,
Jrh Toe l arge or Too Small
Gilts, Bred S<*w» n H tirccr.
Phone M3
F U R N IS H E D Apartment- Close OO Wait 3rd It
Phone Sanford. 5»n \ W
HI-way 42*. 5 4 mile* N . E
in Private Bath. M Palmetto
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<1 VARIETIES PANELING
________ IT— Autnmnhde) Traders — 17
Ava.
Native and Foreign Wooda.
H E I F W A N TE D
— IS
U N FU R N IS H ED House at *97
See Them At
it w a :. . YOU to »ee US teller
W. tad St. Phone 14*J or
Sherman Concrete Pip* Co.
Open Licniufis and
SEWING
M
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Operators,
Pbaoe^zu*
MODERATELY priced * Room Owl W aatlJthJU .
Sundays.
b-t.h experienced and learner).
Eastalde Trailer Sale*.
Kum Apt. Excellent location. Q uick"”CASlflor- Furniture. Add
Expert* need preferred hut learnDry
Palatka. Fla.
404 E. 14th St.. Office Apt. No. ing Machinra, Typewriters. Out er» will he trained in free voca
n One hour 4 • Wash and Dr)
board Motors. Boats
Super
KIT. Thone EM3-W.
tio n ! school 40 hour week, 195.7 TRAVKUTE Tranet. t.’ fl
Fniif
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Tradina Po<l One m ill South
pleasant working condition) in
Air condlllnncd. TrL-ioion Per • Finohed Ijundry ■»
NICE ROOMS. Hot water. S3
on 17-92. Phone 2212 It.
modem
plant.
Paid
vacation
and
feet condition. Will veil 3U, oil • Sanilime Dry i leaning
weekly Light kitchen privilcgci.
holiday*. Free bupfUIDhUon
Houthiwdr
la u n d ro m a t
original price Shown I"' ap
1013-'
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HEATING
ln-uranre
Apply
Brookfield
Ssttlh Side Fondmari llldg.
pointment only. Elba 1.1") d.
Floor
Furnacrv
and
Circulators
Mill),
2
fW
V.
Elm
Ave
F U R N IS H E D One Bedroom GarIM last Till) SI
Phono liriA-W.
H. A POPE CO- INC.
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age Apartment. 2514 Sanford
Phone ilia IZ'ino DAILY. Sri! Lumlnoii) Door TRAII.FR 1 OR SM.K OR TRAUK n rin w ii s e r v i c e
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Ave Apply Anarello, Bon Park, 2aa South Park Ate.
Plilea,
IVritc
Rreie),
Attleboro.
on ? nr 3 BR Home. tfi‘>2. 35',
rhone MM.
Echols it repealing thia attractive
•-i*)), Free Sample A tVuiU.
2 bedroom, a'j* x 21' J dousiml L. 1> Slll-P lann Technician
•Three Boom Group” .
CLEAN furnlabed Apartment, 1004
Cabana. Call lVC.t J aft) r 3:3U Phone JPH Houle I. Sanford
1,
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W A N TED ___ - I I
Palmetto.
p. m
Bookcase Bed
39—
IX M RUCTION
Mattress
LAWNS
MOWED
bv
Jerry
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SALK — Original owner
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COMPLETELY funtiahed 3 Room
Bn* Spring
Free
estimate*.
Phone
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p| v m , I lit live
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Apartment. Shower, bathroom.
Double Dresser
door. 5 pjiaenger »"din Very Prrvoii.il lnsltucti"n at vnur home I
Living room, wall In wall car
C A R P E N TE R and General Re
Mirror
bv Harry
irr. P O. Box ! E
low mileage Condition tike n ci
pet. Kitchen and bedroom. Ap
pair Work. Thomas W. Fergu371 Sanford. Fie
Prire teaionable Call r>90.
ply 313 Palmetto. Phone 2392
m>o Phone 203I-R.
Nlghtrr Sofa
nr
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h i m , i ii
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Platform
Rocker
WQI t i :
• iquiiy m i . m i l
FU R N IS H ED Apartment. MM Park
? K 4 C flC A Ii N urie ,deilrei mat'-r- F o r SALE
T V Chair
on 1951 Ford 2-door
f ,. i
Ave.
mtv rises and bahy sitting
e*lleni mndition. Call i vvtj
Phone Wo-J
3 Piece Dinette Set
afler fi p m
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FOR ONLY $295. Term*
SKCRET.rRY.expenrnce, hteno ,
TR AD KBS
Eutchlsoo OCEAN FRONT Apart
typing, receptionist, grn, office 111 AtrTOVHtllll.r.*
menu 339 Booth Atlantic Dav
work. Good rrferrnrr, full nr
ECHOLS REDDING CO.
I tooa Beach, lie. Call Mr*. Hut- earner n d A Magnolia Ph IZ33
BARGAIN
pari l.me. Phone .743-31._____
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Warrhouie Kum , Co., at >H W
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21 l ost AND FOUND - 2i It
Pepper vicinity Rosalia Drive.
cm
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Sanford A v» A ttth St
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AUTOM ORtl.E IIKUkERS -19
CARA
n i K SA M ORD M KR AID
TELEVISION
d e a i .krr - ir
p l u m b in g
Three Bed
room House. Need* anme re 12 Gauge Shot Gun
. . 25 m
pair t
New Waders-* duck decovv . 7 .Vi
3 H. P Evinrude outboard 45.oo Griffl) A llunler rnnttrurtion Co.
fa r ioar Real f.itit* area*:
Electric Mower . . . . . *0 00
Homes and Remodeling
Cullen and lla r k e y . Realtor* New
Thone 2131-31-4.
4 Drawer Filing Cabinet . . . . 25 no
l i t N Park Ate. Pbeae 331X
Good Electric Conk Slme .. M00
Hendiv Automatic Washer
60<v> PRESCRIPTIONS filled prompt!*
New Inner Spring Mattresses n so
e htle you wait in air-conditioned
comfort at San Juan Pharmacy
S i.
f c j l y f a a y a ay Late Slmmcnt Couch makr* inio
bed, matching chair . - . . . 7500
25 W. Central. Orlando, Ph 3-31*9
Phone U29 ■A. B. Peterton.Broker
3
Large
)iir
now
wooden
horses.
Associates . A. B. Peterson Jr..
Singer Sewing Alnchinr C•*.
W 1M3 Elliott.
P. J Cheitervon. Garfield Wilnow hat a b><ndrd Sale*ma.t
letta. John Meueh. R. W. Wil
— Factory to Ton —
and Serviceman in Sanford.
liam a. A. C, Dowfluey. Land Sur
Aluminum
Call 934-J nr write * 0 1 S, Mag
reyor.
nolia Sanford. Fla. __________
Venetian Blind*
Enrlosed head. Sag-proof bottom it i t SM ALL Business tl.ono
iNsuRANrr.
-tin
rail with pUetie end). PlasUt oi
RAYMOND M. fl M X . ItRORRR
rayon tapes. Cotton or njlvn
O. M. HARRISON, BROKER
cords.
Preferred g a in to Preferred
S P Hichlryman, A*»«eta<e
Senkarik G U m and Paint Co
Policyholder*
Poona 9*0 113-11* West tad 81
Advcrtlsan a n requested to no >Ot South Park At*.
Phone in
John William* In*. A gm cy
tify the Want-Ad Department Im
*17 Baafwrd AtliaUc Bask
mediately of any arrow lai their
U a g g e rtr A p p lia n ce C e n te r
3*
ada. at The Sanford Herald will be
“
Your
Westinghou«e
Dealer”
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rerpantibia Sir only one Incorrect W. D IETR ICH S
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lag
Withers
IM I Park Ate. Pkerne 27 ar M l
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Coleman Heaters
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EaceUenl neighborhood, near high
jv i T O n INSUfiAriCE,
He Service W hil Me Sell
Clean furplabaO ap t
Oote la.
school. 2R ft. living room with 111 Magnolia Ave
n o n e 1131
PHONE 811
319 PafmcUo A r t . rhone a l t
Dfeptare. Separata dining room,
A e la n TIC B A N K BLDG.
rnnwnient kitchen with natural
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ftniah cabinets, 2 hedroomi, Neat to Brnnclt's Court IT-91 So
pm ala balhi. l i t W. F a i t St.
sleeping porch al»o den. (separ*
POLIO A DUE AD DISEASE
atn entrance) double garage. TW O Hog*. Duroc Jersey, 140 lb.
410.000 IM
Hollaway an* Bnhy Bad*
I m m e d i a t e occupancy. Tm «
each Male and Female. 5 — Insurance fur Karh Member •>(
Day, Week or month— Tel. 1421
house wav recently appraised
54 month) old. Phone 20M-M FAMILY GROUP only tinon YR.
Fermitare Ceater II* Weal Pint
for *11,000 no, Price *9.300.00.
or 9270 1105 W 15th St.
Polio- Tctsnu* -Leukemia -EnceJI.vw . down. IT.loo per month.
nvallti) -vmallp<i\- Dipihcri* Th* Florida Tim et Union, your
FURNISHED APTS.
Call 2IA0, Any lime.
bejitet t e i r r -Spinal Meningi
morning paper. For home deltv*
903 Weal l i t Or Call at Furni
tis* Babif* -Tularemia.
*rv. Phone Jark Benton. 922-M.
ON LAR G E Corner Lot— Two
ture Cantar. U i Watt lit.
*2.000 00 CANi'F.R H orn more
Bedroom modem home with
A ra b * Apia. UDcleacy. Pbaae
Rcfrlgeralor. Spare Heater. Ga« SHIRTS, value) to *3 93-*lon. to STF.MPF.lt INS. - n K. AGENCY
112 V Park Ave
*1 39. SOCKS, rotlnn ribbed. Phnne 2 1 3
TJO-W.
Stnvn Hot Water Heater, Vene
ttretrh-Hh- and 29c. You find
tian blind* and T V antenna.
1
0
FlJtWER.H
P
LAN TS SHRUBS
exceptional value) brraute of
Really for PealrPlowing well, nice lawn. Shrub
SE
our syitem of buying at B AR
and Apia. Phone 27
56.
bery and variety of ]* Cttrua
LYCIIEK TREES
GAIN C E N TE R , JIT Sanford
Tree*. W.OOO Phone KU-X-W .
Alr-layrrcd, Ready t<> P ta n l
| Saoa furntabad Apartmont
Ave.
Ciirut on Clru, Hough l/?mon
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INnKPKNDBNT DAILY NEWSPAPER
F L O R ID A
H. J. Gut
Honored
By Board
The Sanford Board of
City
__ I Commissioners last night honored
The Board of Sanford City Com
II James Gul, adopting a tesomissioner* last night agreed In
lutinn in recognition of outstand
do away with th«- leasing ot bill
ing service mndeird by him while
boards on j remit Ate. north ot
serving as a member of the Zon
Commercial.
In further action relallv# to the
ing Board of Adjustment, the
placing of parking meter* in un
Zoning and Planning Commission
metered areas, the commissioners
ihrev consecutive terms as a mem
rrierred to Uie City Manager »
|twr of the City Commisnion, tun
rvqucat for placing metrrs on
years a- Mayor, and a member
Magnolia Avc. between Second
of the Board of Rond Trustees.
and Third Sts. Voile A William*
Ilir resolution, passed and ad
Sr . told the commissioners that
"Keep an eve on small fry!"
the placing of It meters in the
Chief Boy Williams of the Sun- opted at last night’s meeting,
Ttie Board of Sanford Commlss- area would help solve some «f
was signed by Mayor Denver
loner- lari night, prior to adopting the parking problems there *mrr ford Police Depurtment made Cordell, and thr Board of Com
the lUS-Sfl budget, agreed to invei- the one hour parking privilege that appeal to motorists today in
the strive against traffic accidents missioner*.
tiga'c, tor the purpoie ol engaging, had been seriously abu-cd.
The resolution honoring Gut
firm ot engineers to survey the
J. Brailry Odham, developer of to children.
possibilities of the City of San I’inecrest Heights and South Pine
"Children have a way of moving* " “ d as follows;
ford telling power and dlatribu crest, requested the Sanford City faster than the eye. and Its hatd
"Whereas, It. James Gut has
ting ihc power for *ile.
Commissioners to consider the to keep up with them." the chief tendered to the City of Sanford
Commissioner Jack Ratlgan tnld placing of street tights in the two said, "Vet the only way we c a n !h,» resignation a. a member of
lh<* commission. "Since the fran- areas with the expense ol such tn
the Zoning Huanl of Adjustment
®tl«e agreement with the Flori satiation to be born by his organi hope to cut down on traffic ac and as a memtier of the Zoning
cidents
and
rasualitirs
which
da Power and Light Company will sation.
come -ip tor renewal neat year, and
claim *o many of our children to and Planning Commission, and it
Odham also requested that thr
on the re com mend* linn of some city consider furnishing the dc day is to keep a wary eye for is appropriate that the nly rrcogmerchant* of Sanford, look into
sudden ami unpredictable action mhe hit splendid service at a
member of such board and such
the advisability of distributing and vcloped area guaranteed fire pro ot small try.
tection on an annual cost basis.
aelllng power.
Many
accidents
happen
in
the
rammisslon
as well as hi* pre"I'd like to spend some of mj
Commissioner F. D. Scott se money now to *how the people in lwinkling of an rye. A child tud sums outstanding service to this
conded the motion forwarded by this area what they can get when
community, and
Commitlloner Ratigan, however, annexed by the city,’* Odham said. drnly looms up (torn nowhere,
"Whereat, It. Jam ri Gul ser
there
is
a
screech
of
brakes,
and
be added, "That wc Investigate
Other action by the rommlstthoroughly the firm of engineer* loir.Ts ncludeil the temporary another casualty it added to the ved at a member of lb* City
Commission for three consecutive
that we employ to make the surgrowing figures
toey.'' It was al*o advised that the appointment Vif Mrs. Rosa Ro
The chief said that white par term* from 1VU through i ’J t i
tund!
a*
city
purchasing
agent
on
▼dies ot Leesburg and Ocala, al
ents, schools, and thr jwtlier de which terms tmbraved the stren
ready di-tributing and selling pow a temporary basis. At the same
time,
th«
commissioners
made
the
partment ate working constantly uous duties of the war years and
er. be contacted relative to thr
during ht>. term on the commit
engineer* or firm of engineers City Manager temporary head of for greater child safrty on streets sion, Mr. Gut served for two
the two new departments. "U tili and highways, there are many
used by those cities
years, namely 1946 and 1917, at
ties Department , and the "Public
The motion, adopted unanimous Work* Department." City mana- problems yet unsolved. One of the a mayor of this city, and in ad
major
problems,
hr
taut,
is
eoply by the Board ot City Commiss er Warren E. Knowles revealed
ioners. read. "Investigate, for the tat out of five applications for ing with thr fmpluset ot children dition to hit service as commis
purpose of engaging a firm of en the position tn head the Utilities and training them in safety pre sioner and mayor and member of
gineers. such firms, to undertake Dcprrtment, the one preferred for caution* from pre-school
age th* Hoard of Uond Trustee* and
a* a member of tho Charter Re
a survey to determine whether the the position could not give a de through adolescence.
City of Sanford could properly take finite answer on his areeptanee nr
vision Committee, and ha* ser
"The
only
way
to
tackle
thli
over the distribution and arlfing of refection of the appointment un
problem of unpredictable behavior ved for many jra rt, and contin
R i w r within the city limit* and til Oet. 3.
in rhlldrrn. especially in crossing ues In availability, tn an advisory
•rhc'hrr or not It would retain a
A resolution requesting that
rapacity as an Insurance consult
fair dividend to the city."
Park Ave. be widened from 23rd streets, it to urge (hat motorists ant for tha city and further has
keep
a
sharp
lookout
and
drive
SI. south to French Ave and that
served and assisted In survrv s
the entire length of Park Ave., tluwly through school and play and
studies relative
to the
from the bandshrll to French Avc., ground areas, especially during the
be repaved, was adopted last peak hours of school traffic in the eily’s underground water supply,
night The bottleneck at the inter morning and aftrrnnon," he said. and In connection wtth this lat
section of 25th St., and Park Avc., "Schools and parents are doing ter work, was instrumental in
la caused, somewhat, by the nar
getting the assistance of th*
rowing of the street at this point. their best to train small fry to be state and county in making sur
Solving the traffic problem In this more safety* is* and art doing a veys on th* underground water
area would be enhanced srith the remarkable job,'*
'There were 4,100 ehildren kills*! supply throughout the county,
widening project.
As ordinance setting up a sche in traffic accident* last yta r," and
"Whereat, in th* performance
dule .y .M /uc n llf rtk p feei was Chief UiHl.wns concluded. We
The Board of Sanford City Com- adopted last nfght at the first and must stop this needless slaughter of earh of lh"t# undertakings Oy
mitstoners last night advlwd the second reading of the proposed ot osir children. And it is up to j him in behalf of this community,
City Manager that no patrolman city law was heard. The new ordi u» to protect children by beading Mr. Gut ha* conscientiously ap
on duty for th# Sanford roller De- nance sets up a refuse collection
plied himself and assumed hi*
parment would turn a crank nr fee to be paid by homrowners of lb* oft-repeated warning: 'Drise work in a most responsible man
depot it eoina in a parking meter. a ft minimum ami a It fee for Slow! I’rotcct our ehildren!"
ner and has performed ail of such
Complaints received by the City bu*mcss houses T h r fee would
services unselfishly, effectively,
Manager developed when officers provide three collections a week,
creditably, in a manner far be
refused to turn cranks on parking two garbage roltrctiona and one
yond the common rail of duty,
meter* and Insert coins in park- for refuse or trash.
ami at nil timrs for the best
tat meters for motor!*!*.
City Attorney Edwin Shlnholaer.
welfare of this community end
•police Chief Roy Williams told In his final action in the position
its citisens, and
the commissioners that the only a« City Atlomey, advised the
"Whereas, it It appropriate
Instance where an offirer would Board of Cly Commissioners to re
ST. LOUIS Lft— Rep. Hallfirld and fitting that thli Commission
insert a coin In the parking meter vive their ordinance affecting the
and turn thr rrank would be for "patsinr of school huses" Shin- i D Calif) aaya the House Military in its own liehalf and In behalf
■ cripple or helpless person unable holser pointed nut discrepancies Operations subcommittee, of whirh of the City of sinnlord extend lo
to do so.
in the ordinance where the sign be Is chairman, will make an in Mr, tint it* highest commenda
"We're anxious to have people "School Rus'* is effected and quiry of the Navy's handling of its tion sort most sincere apprreia
who par): in downtown parking where the color of th* school bua jet fighter plane procurement pro lion for Id* if inters to the city,
place), and watch for the police is designated.
gram.
"Now Therefore, be it resolved
offtcer on duty In order to Insert
Sen. Symington ( D - Mo) and Hep by lb# City Commission of tht
A
revision
of
the
ordinance
will
m int in the meter, to us* the park
lots provided for business peo- be referred to the new eltv attor- Karsten D-Mo had called for con- City of Sanfonl, Florida that
and shopper* who are down- ny, William C. Hutchison J r „ who gressumal investigations after a the Commission for Itself and th"
n aU day. the Chief related. will take over the postilion on Oct. Globe-Democrat copyrighted story people « f this city does hereby
that thr Navy has admitted it hat adopt this resolution in tribute
Another parking lot providing
■pact foi an additional ISO auto
With only one change in the 21 jet fighters rotting l a . 350.000 lo nnd recognition of th* out
mobiles I* now under construction budget, the city attorney read for whirh probably nevrr will fly beand will be placed la operation by approval a resolution appropriat rause of tosuffirirnt engine power. standing services performed by
It, James Gut for this city and
Nor. IS.
ing the eaah surplus of the city at
Rep. Cannon D-Mo, chairman does hereby express its heart
the end of tha present fiscal year; of the House Appropriations Com felt appreciation for such ser
a rcsoluion adopting tha new city mute*, tent a telegram to Secre vices and further eslrnda to him
budget of nearly a million dollar* tary Of the Navy Charles Thomas sincere liest withes in th* con
to operate the General Govern demanding an aaplanatlon.
tinuance of his many Interests
ment and the Utility Department.
and endeavor*.
Th r final action by th* board act
"Be It further resolved that
ing up resolutions for the fiscal
this resolution bo spread on the
year 1*55-56 was a resolution
minutes of the City Commission,
adopting the new laa rate.
and that ropira hereof t* deliver
D EN V ER <*--l(otplta1 bulletins ed to If. James Gut and the local
reporting that President Elsenhow newspapers.'*
er's "satisfactory progress" was
Sfevor Denver Cordell said tocontinuing raised hopes for hit full
day. "1 will not be a candidate for
recovery another notch today.
reelrrtion to the Board of Sanford
Th* Seminole County JcyBees
But the cautious optimism was
City Commissioners in the forth will meet tonight at T:30 at the sharply tempered by th* note of
coming election.0
Sanford City Hall.
warning sounded by one of hi*
‘%ocdrU said, "It has been a
Principle speaker will he May heart specialist physicians.
distinct pleasure to serve ai the or Denver Cordell.
"For the first two week* we keep
Mayor of Sanford and as a mem
All boy j of high school age are our futgrrs crusted,'* said Dr. Paul
BLEN D S AIRES ^-Argentina's
ber of the Board of Commission- urged to attend this meeting. Dudley White of Boston In report provisional government continued
era. T V people hare been very Th* JayBeaa Is the Junior organ!- ing here yesterday mi th* Presi to withhold a safe conduct past
cooperative In moat Instances, but baton of the local Seminole dent's rondltion.
from Juan f’eron today, trying to
there 1s a time element Involved County Junior Chamber of ComTh* two weeks won’t be up until make sure the ousted President
to making myself a candidate this
Oet 6.
*
causes the country no trouble from
y « f .“
hb future place of exile.
Thr Mayor said. T i e given (be
Provisional President Eduardo
time that was promised to (he peoLonardi't government hat *ald it
jM but In order to continue to
would respect the traditional Latin
Mrte on the Board of Commission
Amariran right of political atjlum
er* would make It necessary for
and give Peron a safe conduct to
toe to spend at least B per cent
Asuncion, Paraguay. But it ap.
ot my time away from my hurtpearad the pass would not be forth
coming for two or three more days.
Peron, meanwhile, idled aboard
*^Durinf my throe-year lerm as
Jhe Paraguayan gunboat Para
coma is‘inner I’ve taken a aland
guay, three miles snit from Kuenos
a« Issues where I thought my rotsAirtt in the broad rivrr Plata but
vfcrttnt were right, and to doing
atill within Argentina territory, lie
ao I believe that I hare made
tyok refuge on thr veuel a week
i i»ny friends.
ago after th* military revolt lad
H i hope that a forward looting
by Lottardl ended Peron’* 10-ycar
ttsdldalo will atop np and declare
dictatorship.
» candidate far our City
Motorists Urged
To Keep Watchful
Eye On Small Fry
Probe Is Approved
In Power Proposal
1/lfith FPL Company
^
Meter Complaints
Answered By City;
Exceptions Told
Military Operation
Group To Inquire
About Jet Program
S
J. D. Cordell Says
He Will Not Run
Again For Mayor
at. It fr a weadtrful ex-
V U A M N V fln
TIMBER, Mini, m - The
el United B r e t h r e n
purchased toad for a
ca
Prospects Are Good
For Ike's Recovery
JayBees To Meet
A t 7:30 Tonight
If m it f i
Weather
I'jrtH
fluiiitf
Ih ri iu ch
WVifiir »•
t l « t «*ith * iilrt t A r a l l r r r d « h o « r*
mostly
during
• (tr rn iK iflt i
Hir H Imfat M .JJ.
Argentine Leaders
Holding Peron Pass
T l ’ K S H A Y S K I * T K M » K R 27. 19V.
Arsxnciatrd D ra w le a s rd W ire
No. 2S.T,
SRD Is Ready To Go Ahead
With 17-92 Commitment
Deeds Are
Series 'B' Bonds
Expected
Examined By Board By Friday
Mrs.
Clara Jobe
•
Tells Gratitude
To M any Friends
Th r Board of Bond Trustees of
V li lts i from Clara J>,he, in
tor City of Sanford todas at II .’a)
Vlas,,it. Grsiigia
rvpre.-e . her
tviel at the Sanford \tlai.tic Na
I hank > f,o the imp t u r n Iter dot
tional Bank to examine thr con
ing Ihr- tong dine.* and tuffrung
tents of the safutv deposit dianri
* ltd**!* fas *' » !« '.*£
- m ar that has taken hr, to a hospital
and to transact »u. h isu<ine*t as
1valid* »
l •* t (*.»»! v In Kt
( in \Uanta, Grots, a and back homo
nerrsiary Try the IL-ard.
again
atcoitlinic «i» Fifth |li*li)t!
Attonej Fied 11. VVili.m, Voile
Sir* -lube well krt> nn here Pi
t rff It vhie Altrrn «»f thr Slat#
A. Williams Sr., and Hetman Ja
Kanfunl. said in hri letter, "tl-w
K"t.| hcpAitn.rnt
cobson, turtnlieit of the Board of
kindness and lhotight!ulnr<* nf all
I lifi'rn, contacted thU motnlng id
Bond Trustees, along with City
lire twvqdr sd Sanluid and Sem
In hU IM an.l JHficr. «aitl tfiat
Clerk It. S’, Bayer, serving *•
tn a surprise move list night the ilUirfrt rii(hl-nf-wa\ •strut. It inole C n ii n I ) ha- h.un my
set ret ary to the Board, examined prim to adopting the budget for I f-ilARitli, told ItirtilrY Hsi) nm strength, not „nl» with the fund,
the 3.1 City of Sanford Refunding ihr fiscal tear 1953 5*5 t’ommi>*
Ia«t Thor "lav that the dred* and but throughout these many long
seiie* "B " Bund* with coupon* lone! Jack lUtigan moved that •ililtMimenla would be rva lv hy months ol im illness I am htes%r*l
the
Board
of
i'll*
Commissioners
due March I, 1955, and all subse approve a salary raise for the *«t t i litav, and that will t«r dont In know ami rail friend*, peo pi A
like Ih«.e there."
quent coupons attached. Alsu I City M matter.
\V»* p 'l|h' c L t(i romplfta 1 he tttatru“ E v m though | a n bs-ttrr." th#
Refunding Series " It” Bond, dated
('tinitnlsstoner Ratigan said, "In itiPfit* in arconlanfr with the »* hr*
*ay*. "through their help. I am
March I,
With ait coupons *t- recognition ot the service to the iltt!#." h u m *aiil,
.till lat from writ, b u t I do hope
tashesl. being hel l for the purpose r ttv bv City Managrr Warren K
John K. Jo t, Ihl* nutruHE. «n‘,|
sif » , changing with the owner of Knrwirs, lhat the salary ol ttie that, **mn aiihatS'iicvv thr irpuit this and pray that m the near future 1
lily Manager he inrrra>su| Item
Will he able tn rrpat them I feet
one old umrfutlsled Bond Series a v c*r ’* ,
ironiiiur « * » ttuv. I H-nt over , sure that I won’t be able to dix
"R ". dated July I, 1927, due July
Commissioner F D Ss-.dt di»a to thr Hr I •itw| office of the S’ ate much for etch ol tho.r who hav#
grori! with the commission ami
t. IM S:
lt«>ad l>epaitiurnt tn take ah*tiart« •lore •» much for top but I will
The coupon due March I, 19,55. said 'Th is I* not the imir of year on the aevtion north of Kiw IVInta
lit tn d„ what I can lor anyunft
to
make
a
change"'
ami all tnbses|iirnt coupons attach
amt there w rt« no ifretla ready for who needs help.
Commissioner
Karl
Higginboth
ed, detached from Refunding Ser
“ Many hav* helped that I don’t
am ilrfi-ndrii the raise for the ntv tit.
ies " A " Bond, whirh was rrgist manrgvr applauding hi* service
" O t h e r pl ana * i t h h i f h r r pi Tot I - know personalis, and Bus warms
ered with the city by the owner. a* an engineer during the rim tf aidetiacketi
piojni Murk#** my heart I am so very glad to
The Board of Bond Trustees r ,. strtu-tiim of the sewer system, as I'ii * ph ill.
have lived in inch * (own nf woninnvrtl from the safety deposit wrli a* serving in many rapacities
dertul people. God willing, t shall
IC
*
»■
«t
Itaard1
mp
in
lit
i
William
A,
box. and delivered tn Robert Deane, during emergencies.
Dial, toularted this morning in In* Ihrre again "
The
City
.Manager's
salary
wa*
cashier of the Sanfold Atlantic
5tis Jolre says that she wdl
hit Driando offirr said, ‘ Thst it
National Bank, for canrellatinn, rai»,-,| from the budgeted Jf ftCO to M l In r '
again tiller a hospital, this time
W Jivi with the unanimous ap
fstur of the Refunding Series "B ”
"In fact," Dial said, “I have stal in Martin, nevl Wednesday, for an
prut at of Uw comiwtsMimrrt.
Bond* Thrse bond* were purchas
est many, many tin,#s that th# operation on the left li p loint. In
her letter, th# rev sals that the
ed by W'altet Sinking Fund on Aug.
projsyt I* on# of the two top pioha* k nowti tht* most he stone and
IS, 1955 for retirement. However,
Jesta in th# Fifth Distnrl.**
hid hoped lira! Ihr operation
coupon No, 3d was slelarhrd and
5'ke.l whether or not thr ih-eils could Ire pot off for a while H ow
presented for payment, as funds
had he n thrived aside for higher ever, she said, the trouble h-"1
were on laud for the payment.
priority work, that said, "That , grown steadily wurre and cannot
Coupons were drtaihesl from
alsn Is not true ’ I rhrskrd with he pul off
the other 211 Refunding Series " I f
Edward Bnidillon, 9J, Hirst tact Ruble Green in the District tiffir#
The 37 vetr-ssld mother tav*
Bond* due Marsh I, I!).’>3 and Sept. night at 7:45 in the to. aI hoi.
*!»** morning and h« told me that that rbp will, have to use crutch**
I, I95f., and pi tarn ted for pay- P*l«l afliji * llngrrinr tlloea*
Mr Itradlr*. th* r’s[*f dre t roan for it least Ihre# months after her
Went.
Bor,, (rig 1. 1571 ...........
r fn He si, reNf i li’, s, hi,i t»ren operation
Coupon* w ne iletashed from the Hill, I
I., was a re h i
( railed in jusjr dulv a l returned
Clar* Julie. ** th# rlivses hef
Refunding Series " A ” lb>nd due the 4)vt, 1„ .rctinri after ruining to work rh'a rr.oining The Uresis le'ier, thanking Sanfoid end Sem
Mairh I and Sept. I. 1955 f»r ran- to Flos nit in 1*25. lie sea* m will h# u , d Fr las ah*rtinoo at inole I ’ounlv people fur the wonrellstinn since the city had malted gagol .,i the plumbing anti heat wr had
oil’ -I ouis>., ei. When iterlul help through the “ C l i n
ing iuistiie-s most
hi, h r, a), |
the owner a rbei-k In payment
Mr. Fox sat those, l< of the 40 lohs* Fund" said, "thank you
Deposited in the safety deposit »a « a member of th, FI rat (Up dot's!* ha,l !.e*n sped lull had not again for tour help and the help
hot wet* the following: I? Srr. list Church in Oviedo.
nt alt Ihr prop!# there ”
been v#rified." i,r .ant
Rurviyor* ItMlvijy hi* w ff.,
ie* " A ” Refunding Bondt, with
"Where
Mr.
I
»
c
g„t
ti,«
i.lra
.
Mis,
N
s
[ij,
tluiitiiloo,
,.,wdaugh
roil pone due Match 1, 195A nnd
lhat
lilt
p li'ie t
was sideall subsequent loupone attaihed, ter, M ,- It. W, liorslsn, O r
lando;
three
grandchildren)
one
Its
Led.
I
do
ri"‘
Lnow.
If he had
which were purr basest a* an in
brother, h . n g , Itoulitlon, I'ona, Just Inokt-sl around he would has*
vestment on Aug. Dt. 1955.
III t ami several m rc * s„H *,,,. seen th* rssnslru-tion elan* for the
The Board of Ilnn4 Trustee* also hews.
17
|irojrrl Is hi, va rtoi r.n
deposited in the safety depict
Funeral si'irirs# w II |« at
"If
fteoiinol* 1 smuts grla the
ili« war. j " ir l
S - , pei.rnt •7 ”-0 p o,
UN ITED \ A T Iii\ y
X V
I* W t ilnrolae at II,*
Ti-a su ry Rond* in denumination* Deled, l!a|,li-t O ureli with the (Ighr-of-wavs, » r at* ,*a,tv lo g., leader*
I ihr Aral, \«lan h|,>e
of $3,000 each, line Aug. 15, 1963, Rev, 1 I S tin . idfl, ISliog, as. aiiewd with o ,r rommitmem," m diili/rd fortes (or a list dltrh
with coui>on* due March 15, 1956 -istrd h* the Res. Gctigg fort- llial -aid
effort lulav to hi mg Algerian
A*kt | if ll * ,,# nrtetaary lo e 1 a i in • (or independence from
Slid all subsequent roupon* attach- ton. Ritual wdl It in t ) » Dried*
gel right of Wax ftoia ae,tion Frame trrfme thr l \ l o n n . l
esl. These bond* were purchased by Cemetery,
to the O x ig e Cojntg line, Assembly.
the Board as an Investment on
Roald M .m le, Dial
"With
Sept. 13, 11*55, for the Water and
Representatives of the 14 nation*
tire Itoad Board ll la neees- sponsoring the demand for ileluto
Sewer Sinking Fund "Reaarve
SOI) It gel (ighl-of-sravs only on the Issue requested Ihr floor tor
Account."
tt 'ttilmued On rag* Eight)
the afternoon session at whirh this
Raise In Salary
For City Manager
Okayed Last Night
Citizens Urged
To Attend Meet
Edward Boulillon
Dies In Hospital
Following Illness
Arab-Asian Bloc
Mobilizes Forces
GOP Team Works
Possibility Seen
By Heart Specialist On Running Polity
For Ike's Golfing
D EN VER JV— "It Is quite possi
ble "
ITiat remark by a foremost heart
•petialiil who evamlned I’revldenl
Eisenhower would surely hsve put
a wide grin on the chief exerulive’s (are It he had been there to
hear it.
For l)r I'aul Dudly White of
Riston was saylng'it is quite pos
sible” Eisrnnowrr will be able tn
play golf again— p r o v i i t m o!
rourse, he has a normal recovery
from the heart attack which hospd dired him Saturday.
Idle doctor alto said that all thr
golf the I’rrshirnl his ptiyrd pot
sibly "helped to delay" the attack.
To Elsenhower, golf ^ one of
life’s Joy, lie loves It. Ami his
friends have been saying they ran'!
think of anythin* tie would miss
more.
W ASHINGTON Jt - 33ie Klsenbower tram w oikrj today on plans
fur keeping the government run
ning smoothly white the I*i evident
recuperate* from a heart attack,
A National Security Council
meeting was scheidrd for Thtirs
day and a < stuns * session the fol
lowing day, Isoth under the gavel
of Vlrr t'resldrnl Nixon
Nixon announced yrvterday these
two top level rnnfcrenrr* would be
concerned wits, matters "of a nor
mal routine nature " But 1h* qor*
lion of now much presidential au
thority ran be parceled out while
Elirnhowrr I* unable to perform
his full duties was alrnust certain
tn trlie.
A formal opion on the d rlrja tion-of auOimT.) matter was await
ed from Attv. lint. Brownell who
was due In V a York after rutting
short a vacation in Spain In return
home and handle the problrm.
Shotgun Recovered
In Daytona Shop;
Larceny Charged
A (2 gauge shotgun, atlegedlv
talrn from a lire*! li me hv Don
ald iltibhark a 27-vearoM white
man of m i K»*. Second St,, wa*
reroveieit yesterday by tho Semin
ole Countv Sherffri office from a
Daytona Bearh pawn shop
According to reports today. Ihr
•h„t gun wa* pawut.l fur |J wt
Dlh«r Items included in the “ (land
larseni ’* rhsrge againl Dunatil
Ifubback alia. Donald Smith, in
elude a TV set, and two outboard
motor*
Thr Sheriff. offirr yesterday repurled lhat four nutbnjid mulorv
were recovered when the allege!
taker led deputy sheriffs to a re
lose Hump In Votusix f..ur.t. U
lund the [tower plant where they
weie hiddrn.
Fmir of (tie outboards alleged
lo have been taken by llubbark
w«t* reportedly from U k e Apop
ka, the three others attributed to
thrft by ifubback were taken from
Lake Jet.up,
Assembly wa* lo dr. i tr whether
to lake up the explosive que-tum.
At an rather private Mratrc#
meeting Arab leader- retmrtedly
c*lle,i for a united front to try In
upset thr th nation Steering Com
mittee's reronimsndatnn that thw
Rem he kepi off the attend*.
’Itie Steering Commitlee acted
after the United Stair threw its
support behind the French conten
tion lhat Alceria's future is a do
mestic issue
Safety Is Subject
Of Luncheon Meet
".S.ifelv" Is the topic for dis
cussion *. Hi- lliiirsdav luncheon
meeting ot the Seminole Countv
Junior Chamber of t ’oinmcrce at
l!ie YncM Club
T Mark Mark. Florid* ltlghw.se
I’ atn.l Troo|<er and chairman of
the J t y r r r - "Safcl) Committee"
••ill be the -pcaker fur the nrca
•ion
'I he H I P Trooper, working Witt)
local lav* enforcement u(fU<rri and
oftirial- plans to set up a nuintier of satrtv programs which will
inciudq such special events at a
"better driving campaign", "hi*
ryrl* tefels month", "pedestrian
safety week", and many other
timely, as well as aafeij-wite pro
grams
Important Meeting
Set By Sportsmen Joycecs To Possess
The Seminole County Spoilt Additional Trophy
men* Association will nnret to
■ U P P I.I BLANK D
BAKOKATt. Japan tit - A » ■
rtna court of inquiry today blamed
tbo Bond aklpper-for— the 1*54 ty
phoon alnklni of the huio governmeflt railway* (err/ Toy* Mara.
A total of U T l persona— 34 of
them Americana-drowned. It wai
tha worst ana disaster since the M AYO R P K N V K R C O R D K LI. situs tbo roaolalUn setting tbo neor.
Titanic sank In toll with M IT ly on* million dollna bssdgtt for Uw fWol ) m t lU5-54k (duff
—
ni*ht to hrar rotilrovsrslst subJ**l» dUaissed, Important reports
•"•«!#, and to elect offk-rrs for
111* tooting year.
Tha meeting »tll b* held «t a
o'tltek la tho court loom at lb*
Vmtoolo Count/ Court House.
Official* or Uio ipnrtim tn'i
(roup said that it la Important
that every aportiman In the county
be pretest to hear Important
topic* discussed and report* of
Interest to overyooo.
Tbo flection of officer* hai Wen
pit red at the top >pnt *• tht
<«#«to attKUU f w x t o i.
The .Aemimde County junior
Chamhsr of Commerce will trem
be the proud possetvor of another
trophy
The local Jayrce organitallnp
wun the trophy at their last
State convention held during th#
summer month* for having the
best Christ mi* activities program
to Division 11.
However, the trophv disappear
ed The valuahle citation has now
been located in Jacksonville, in the
possession ot. through error, the
Jacksonville organisation.
Before king the trophy will bn
resting among the laurels wrwi by
the local Jayrce group and pZgeed
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First Home Game Here SD lai gm hatg e
Caused
.Tonite As Seminoles
Jangle With. Hastings
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Governor, Sheriffs
To Combine Forces
Combatting Crime
Sheriff Luther Hobby u ld this
Bornint that "■
of »11 lh*
Bhtriffs of florid* with tho newly
established florid* 8 h • r i i t *
Bureau," h*» boon railed for 2:30
r m„ Oct. 1, In Miami Immediate
ly followInc the Governor’* An
nual Highway Safety Confrronro.
Sheriff Hobby aald that ha receirad Iha notlca of tha meatinc
from Gorarnor Lolloy Collina.
In tha Governor's latter to
Sheriff Hobby, he aald, "I* am
confident the Sheriff! Bureau
will prove to bo ona of .tha moat
potent weapon! against erima
aver created In our 8t*te."
Governor Collin* continued, "B ut
to achieve full auccoii, tha B unau
moat have tho cooperation and
confidence of all law enforcement
officer*, particularly the Sheriff*.
“for thia raaaon," aald Governor
Collin! in hla letter, "I am looking
forward to Joining you in Miami
to dlacuaa method* and mean*
whereby wo ran arrompllah,
through our united effort* and
cooperation, the aim and purpoae
for which tho Bureau wae creat
ed"
Sheriff Hobby aald thl* momfng that ha would attend tha
nseetiag.
Committee Talks
01 Wayside Park
As First Project
fer*
sr
The Scmlnolo County Chamber
of Commerce committee meeting*
were held to two yesterday a*
'‘Planning Galore at Ten, Two and
Tour" continued.
Tho Reauliflcnllon rommltte*.
headed by Mm. M. L Rabnra Sr.,
ditruiied the potaibitiUn of beau
tifying the boat landing area and
wayilde park a a it* flrit project.
Cooperation with the polnt up and
cUan-up campaign waa a center
at diicuiilon. Another Item of planning lurround highway beautlflcatloa with aomathing to be don* to
the like front, drive*, approach**
and dty parka.
The Itoad CommltU* meeting,
ichrduled at X o'clock yeiterday
wae canceled and will bo reach*duled for further planning ducuaslou.
Tha Education Committea met
la tho afternoon with Ita chairman
R. T. Milart*. T in t dlKuulon
lurruundad tho poailbilitiea for a
Buimcu-Education Day aometim*
in Trimmer and tho cooperation
with tha Chamber’■ Commercial
Affair* Committee In letting up
a idea training school. Other poaaifelUtiei for projecla Included a
program of award* tad citation*
for taachen.
I farther meeting* to get under
way Monday win larlod* tho
Safely and Health Committee with
Bob Earoe* as chairman and the
Agriculture Committee with fran k
Wheeler as Ita chairman.
At tha completion of the com
mute* meetings, a budget com
mittee will aet up an evaraU bud
get commensurate with the plana
to be undertaken in the 1933-36
. flacal year.
By B. HIGH ANSI,BY
Coach firming wound up two
week* of eoniUtrnt hard scrim
mage list night. " I t w** a hard
two week*, but it »'»« worth It,"
aald the head mentor. "Our boy*
are eager, and wr had a lot of
trouble to overcome." The heavy
scrimmage* warm designed to
give the boya eomethmg like
game experience
before they
openrd the season in * new offen*e: the true SpiK-T.
The true Split-T ia a rare thing
In high erhool game*. Many
team* employ th# tspllt-T—even
Haatingr, but it i* common with
variation*, that ia, with the backfield aomewhat rearranged to fit
the need* of th a t particular
school'* barkfield. Tho chsng*
from the single wing to tho true
•pllt-T i* a hard on*. The ilngle
wing retie* on powrr and heavy
blocking, whll* th# apRl-T's very
ealatenr* depend* on * bursts of
speed, consistent precision, and
a great amount of deception.
Tbl* complete ehango was
Coach fleming'* headache, »o h*
scrimmaged,
Ha
scrimmaged
every day, calling (tack weak
play a (and there were plenty of
them), passing again and again,
nnd attentive brush-blocking. But
tha peniilenc* paid aff. Two
waek* ago, a team th at looked
sad era* yeiterday a team that
looked aharp, snappy and full of
fire. A bullet pasa waa off by
the time you could find out who
hod the ball, and a punt wns In
tho air before the cadenco (lop
ped.
Coach fleming eaplalned hi*
offrnse a* he watched hi* boy*
with sharp eye* quickly detect
ing error* and correcting them.
“ In this typ* of formation It is
necessary to keep the opposition
loo*o with a passing attack.’ If
you don’t, th# lino barkers rush
in and bog down th# running at
tack. Wa use brush blocking, Ihsl
l», w i throw a man off balance
rather than trying to force him
nut of the play. You ran *ee
what a r barging line backer
could do if we didn’t keep him
busy watching pass receiver*."
The passing on a Split-T must
be faster and at the opening of
the play the quarterback ha* hi*
back to th* Intended receiver, but
Jimmy Hawklnn ban been a
.u n d e n t In the baekficlJ and
has proved a reliable passer. In
th# 1**1 week hit passing ha*
been failer, end mure pinpointed.
(Continued On Page fight)
Sportsman's Assn.
Slates Important
Meeting Tuesday
The Seminole County Sports
man's Association will hold Its
regular mealing In th* Seminole
County Court House Tuesday
night a t 8 o'clock.
Election *f officer* will take
place at this meeting, according to
official* of the organisation.
In addition, It la reported, that
controversial subject* of vital Intcrest to every sportsman In th*
county will bo discussed.
Reports, officials say, will ho
mode at this meeting th at will be
of special Interest to sportsmen.
Member* a n urged to attend
and taka a part in tha very im
portant meeting to bo held at thli
lime.
John Fitzpatrick
Selected To Group
John M. Fitipatrick, 1103 Ame
lia A rt., a Sanford certified pub
lic accountant, has boon elected ■
member of the American Institute
—o f Accountants, national pro
fessional society of CPAs, atcording to'news received from the
organisations Department of Pubtic Relations.
fitipatrick conducts an fhdtpendant public accounting practice
her* In th* Sanford Atlantic Na
tional Bank Building.
»
Spectacular Show
Set For Half-Time
By Band, Pep Club
The highlight of the football
half-time show tohlght will be the
presentation of th* 1936-56 Ma
jorette Corps.
After a fanfare played by the
Seminole High School Band, the
femlnole High School Marching
Tap Club and the Band will march
onto the field as on* group. Upon
reaching the center of th* field
(ha group will divide into four
scpaialc groups. At this point
each member of the nrwly organis
ed majorette corps will be pre
sented Individually.
The nest part of the show is th#
forming of th# letter "S" after
which the band will play tha
School Song. As the bind plays
another march th* two groups
will march off tha field while
■till in their "S" formation.
Roth groups have spent a great
deal of llmo working on the show,
which promises to be a spectacu
lar performance conitdering it Is
th* first public eppearanc* thia
year.
Only 69 100 «f an Inch rf rain
fell in Sanford ye»trrd«y during
th* rain anil thunder storm whirh
began shortly after I o'clcck, sccording to local weatherman E. J.
Mnughton Jr.
Power was affected in some
arras to as late as 9:15 last night
while Florida Power and Light
Company crens put a transmission
line rondurlor, on Grapeiill* Ave
nue, hack into operation, as ssell
as repair break* in the local lines.
Th* Sanford Fire Department
was railed out to answer two
calls during th# storm. One at th#
beginning, shortly after & o'clock
to a grass fire on Wltlow Ave. A
call at 1.45 was In answer to an
alarm given on a power line break
on Sth St. between Sanford and
Cypres* Av*«.
Heavy rain* washed new toil
from around th* entrance of Pinecrest School during th* heavy
downpour yesterday afternoon.
However, repair* to the arra were
being completed this morning by
local crew*.
H. H. Cote man, «f the Florida
Powrr and Light Company, said
this morning that all crews were
out until 2 o'clock thl* morning,
putting torn wires Irto tervir#
again. Coleman said that "a lot of
spotty damage wa* don* when
gust* of wind In the freak storm
actually blew, in one place, con
ductors Into a guy wire." Florida
Power and Mght Company rrtw*
worked continuously until all re
pair! wera completed, said Mr.
Coltman.
Two Teams
Evans Makes Arrest Hospital Auxiliary
As Detroit Visitor Membership Goes Up ContactOwners
Passes School Bus
Board To H car
Triple Trio Plans Reports
For OK
First Appearance
At Rotary Meeting
Another s rtrtl for "psssleg *
srhooi but" was mail# by the
Seminole County Sheriff* Office.
Anthony J. Mshimrlstrr. a re
tired Detroit visitot, was charged
with "passing s uh.wl bus" this
morning shout h 45, four miles
south of Ranforxl.
Deputy Sheriff A. K. Evans,
following the bus at s part of the
child safety program of the
S heriffs t'ffir c, made the t hinge'
Florida
Highway
I'atrulman
Cstl Williams charged Harold Itersrd Whitehurst, 35-year-old negro
teacher of Rethunr-fookmarv Col
lege s t Daytona Beach, with "ex
cessive speed" seven miles south
of Bauforil, shortly sftr 9 o'clock
last night. According to the report,
Whitehurst was traveling at ap
proximately IS miles per hour
when stooped.
No Clues Available
In Disappearance
PORTLAND, ORE.UR— Searcher*
war* left virtually without clues
today in the disappearance five
days ago of two Portland women,
one T3 and th* other 63.
The women went for a drive Sun
day afternoon. Their car was found
two days later on a dirt road in
remote foothill* 30 miles east of
town. It was locked and thlngi
wart in ordor. But th* women,
Mrs. Avers Ferguson, U, and Mrs.
William Sharkey, T3. had vanished.
Relatives of Mrs. Ferguson aald
she was experienced with back
woods roads and the woods.
Relatives discounted any theories
of suicide or v o l u n t a r y dis
appearance.
BUNKOS AIHKS ur-A rgrntins’s
capital prepared a gals wclrome
today for Maj. Gen. Eduardo Lonardl, conqueror of Juan Pernn and
lop man m the new gnvrrmeot
Imnardt a m ir s her* by plane
from his revolutionary he jlqusr
ter* of Cordoba for his installation
at provisional president.
The revolution leader s entry into
Buenos Aire* was preceded by an
order from the provisions! govern
merit for the arrest of sli I'crun
supporters in the national Con.
gress. Earlier, the new regime had
dissdlved the Congress, In which
Peromita party member* bekl all
31 Senate seats and all but 13
places in the 133-member lower
bouse.
Violence flared her* and in Ro
sario, Argentina’* second largest
city, ■* students and other for* of
the oustrd dictator moved to eradi
cate rvidrncei of Prrnn's powrr.
Two members of the class of
l t d of the University of Florida
from .Seminole County will attend
Ihr 30th anniversary minion be
ginning tonight it Gainesvilte
A block »>( 23 rooms lias been
reserved at the Thomas Hotel
where a dinner will be held tonight
followed by ■ lour of Jb* ra-tijus
tomorrow morning at guests ui
(he University and a box lunch
on tin* field si 1 o’rliK'k tomorrowpreceding the gamr between (hr
Unlvrrsiy of Florida and Georgia
Tech
Alt old graduates are evpwrled
to Iw sealed together at th* game
Thrre w*r# 168 graduate, in
1123, with M of them known dead,
and about 10 whose addresses are
unknown.
rian« ere being made for a large
percentage of the clan to * Ilend
the reunion.
Tbs Reverend Milton II Wyatt,
t's»b»r nl the First Methodist
Search For Infant Church of Sanford, and W. J
Jr,, principal of the Lake
Hits Atlantic City Well*
Monro* School, are attending the
SAN FRANCISCO HV-The grow- reunion festivities and football
ing search for kidnaped Robert game. They are both members of
Marcus centered again today In the class nf '23.
San Jose, Calif., after spreading
briefly lest night across the nation
to Atlantic City, N. J.
Hopes rose briefly that a weekold boy found abandoned in a
church In Atlantic City might be
th* son of Dr. and Mra. Sanford
Marcus. Robert was snatched from
BONN, Germany OR—The West
the nursery at Mt. Zion Hospital German Bundestag unanimously
here Monday when only I days old. approved th* **tabU«hmcnl of dip
Dr. Marcus and his 29->ear-old lomatic relations with tho Soviet
wife Hanna studied an Associated Union today.
Press Wlrephoto of the Atlantic
Th* vote was mid* by a show
City baby and aald;
of hands.
“Ha is not cur ton M
Th* ratification of Chancellor
There wera many points of sim Konrad Adrnautr's Moscow agree
ilarity between the Infants.
ment with Soviet Prrm irr Bulgan
in ended a two day debate during
which th* TV-y*ar-oid government
Sailor Terrorizes
chief said th* new trend in Ger
Russian relation* "otters the
Driver, Passengers man
prospect of future easing of Inter
PITTSBURGH UV-A knifr-welld- national
tenliuns and national
Ing sailor terroriied a but driver unity In freedom to Germany.
and hit 2S other passengers yes Erich Ollcnhauer, leader of the
terday on ■ Kb mil* ride along the Socialist opposition similiiy told
Pennsylvania Turpikt before lb* the lower house of Partisment
driver grabbed a Are ax* and nnrmtUiaton of reltttions between
subdued him.
West Germany and Russia "can
The ssilor, Robert L. Jones, 23. banish for a long tiros the danger
of Washington, D. C., was held of g hot war."
without ehargo today hy police
pending action by naval authorlUei.
Previously Denied
The driver, W. E. Xmsll, 3d,
abd four of his passengers re Exit Permits Told
quired treatment for shock.
Public Hearing Set
On Express Agency 'Buttermilk' Is Chgrned By Janet
MIAMI, Fla. (B — Hurricane
A public hearing will bo hold
|g Sanferd Oat. M a t tha Semi- Janet, eo powerful that bar winds
A pal# C a n ty Court Hoot* so the mada ocean waters look like "boilW aapUcatiaa of lUttwmy Eipruao in* buttermilk," whirled westward
to tha Caritoegn Ian today.
17-92 Appraisal Approval
Holds Up R-0-W Progress
1925 Classmates
Argentina Prepares Planning To Attend
Welcoming
Arrests In Traffic Gala
For New Top Man 30th UotF Reunion
Showing Increase,
Report Indicates
The crackdown on carctcia and
negligent driving is beginning to
show dividends, according to a re
port received here this morning
from the Florida Highway Patrol
Arreal* In the Seminolr County
area, covered by Trooper T, Murk
Mark and Patrolman Csrj Willlami, are showing an Increase
ovtr lait year, according to re
ports reviewed in the Seminolr
County Sheriff* office.
Traffic deaths on Florida high
ways In which th* Florida High
way Patrol work! continued In
show a below-1934 trend at the
end of August according to tho be
lated report.
There have hern nine per cent
mnrr wrecks for the first eight
months of the yesr, nr 1(1.207
agsinst 9.Ml — but the number of
deithl waa suit U percent below
n Ilk* period the year earlier.
In areas outside of Incorporated
tovns and citlrs, the Patrol had
counted 299 dead from traffic
ra u k t against 348 for the same
lime year before.
"On the other handf however,
II, N Kirk man, Patrol Comman
der said, "there have been 13 per
coni mnrr Injuries la tha total
number of wrecks."
In their rffort to minimise
death and destruction on the high
ways, state troopers and patrol
mm arrested IT per cent more
drivers, or a total 33,111 against
If,973 in those eight months.
wards, awaited further word an J "T he water looked like boiling
Janet’a behavior.
buttermilk," said LL Cmdr. Ken
In a predawn estimali by ok•oners at th* San Juan Weather neth Maekio of Albany, N. Y . who
■want, Janet, tto M b tropical ftow a Navy Neptune hurricaneB la n d H i HRrtriMU. Janet storm of ton season, was lhrowing hunting plane Into Us* eye of the
II miles aauthrnat of Brae u torito atoag to n northwest tor wnffMaronad with winds H to
erty e n i t f i a at a t a r i u n . p i 111 m.p.h. tear a small area Mar _____ "The storm’s turbulence is
At t «j r « ipettod Bar ahoat <S tha cantor, tta was fcarribad as •tlremety m m . t didn't under
‘ why that plane did aet fall
m Bm
aaato n rifc N ri
at «*n haring n well-defined aye
re
PR.
to diameter; bar Brian do
ss uncertain.
Ih a hurricane smashed across
Galea whipped out Ita miles In Barbados Island, Battening flimsy
the north and tt mile* m ton wotdsn structure* in which the
Merer rf the Island a toOjao in
habitants live. M attered butldtafi
and fillen to rn h to cto i fits main
highways.
No. : s j
Bundestag Okays
Relation With Reds
Th* active membership of tb»
Scniinule Memorial Hospital Wo
men i Auxiliary bat been raised
from till) to 150 members It wa*
slated at Iha mretmg of the
Croup held in the City Hall last
night.
All Ihot. Who were on the
waiting list will he transferred
to th . active list and anyone
wlio ia in trirtlrd in becoming an
actife mrnilirr is ..k rd to cuntact Mrs. Groigr lianlrn, mem
bership chairman
Mrs. Haiden atsd Mra, t'tiatle.
Cole weir elected duevtors from
the hoard mi tuber a; Mrs. A, It.
Peterson Mr., tin . John Higgins
and Mr*. J N. Atiarrllo, direc
tors from tha rnrmlicrship; and
Mrs. Phil kr.sler, Mrs. Dahclla
tiiuinley and Mrs. William Ruth
wera tlreted directors at targe.
I he nominating commute,- was
composed of Mr* I! F. Cooper,
Mra. Roy Holler and Mis, Ed
Sbinholier,
Various srrvirrs which will be
explained by Ihe chairmen and
II M. Weir, ho.pital administra
tor, assisted by Mrs. M.iy
Dctytu, director of nurse* for the
new ho.pital.
The services include: reception
and hostesses, Mrs, I’.. V Blackwelder, chairman; sewing and
central supply, M r* . Holier t
Reel), chairman; hospitality, Mis
John Morgan, rhalrman; library*
Mis. H. sj. Oakes; aid fund
raising, Mis. F K. Koumiltat Sr.
Mrmlieia pirsrnt at last night’s
meeting signed up fur the days
and hours they would I* avail
able and the servkts t 'lr¥ prwt*rml. Emm l .t list pscrmeni*
will In m .da. Horn vi r, it Wo*
explained, that a pei-on *a» ob
ligated til irmaiit In <■ 'Civic#
which she had t istset u fur »i v
month*.
Weir talked briefly to th*
group outlining the functions of
(>,« Women’* Auxiliary. Purp- a
of the auxiliary, hr .aid, is to
"promote and advance the wetfa,* of the hospital through
n-rvic- rendered *« tha hospital
and lit patient*".
He outlined th* three main
11 nrtliti.ird lhv Tag# Eight1
I’togien on seeuri'-g rlght-ef«
s * u for the IT-'.*2 f.-:r.|*ning
project is In the band* of the ap-
pial.er* hea.lrd l>v C. E. Ducks
worth 9r., of, O-!«n l..
The two te»n s of appraisers ar*
An stent that it anticipated hy rontat ting property nw nrii an-l
surv ey teg parcrls of t,nd. tulildbolh the members s-f the Sanford mgs amt improvrinetit*, (.-porta
Rotary Club and thf tuple Trio of which wilt he 1 -n. ,-ot t-. foie th*
of the Seminole High School entlte Board of Appiaisers for ap
Gills’ Glee Club Is Ihr traditional proval.
Right-of-way agent John K Fox
first appeaiancr of the rune tatrnled vos-alists | h>( .,r Ihe group said this niuining that \ppialsers
of loc«! bislnr s and professional A. It. I'eteison J r. and Waliy
Dietrirhs brought in reports on
men.
■8 panels of land in one section
For many years, th* young of the prepciird highw sy project.
ladtex destined to I-e known a* 1 Fox said tn|*v that reports of
th# Triple Trtn for th* censing, the appraisers will gome befor*
yeai, are selected at the close of Ihe full hoard nf appiaisers, head,
th# preceding year. Intrusive eii hv Duckworth, with Ihe first
practice begins
the moment m uling set for Monday night.
sc' no| starts n>«l for the past I On approcat of the appraisal*
sevrral years, the first public *p- th* eutiir board, a report will ba
prs iSine of the Trio list been made by Duckworth to the Board
at a weekly me-llng of the Fan. of deminol# County Commission
ford Rotary Club, which happens ers. (In Ihe approval of the com
to Is- the meeting this coming missioners, (h<- report 1* then sent
Monday at )2:t5 pm. at the In the Slate Road Hoard in Tails3 a<ht Club.
liassre fur their approval. Until
lo r I95>i 68, the Tiliv Is triad# an approval from the Stale level
up nf the Mistei hay lenLins, is secured, said Fox, the approlsala
M-d hi# Crutchfield, I’al H stnng- are not nffiii*!.
ten first sopiaiioti I,els llxr“ I am not sure" said Fog, that
ineau, rlylvta 1‘rice, Carol Nutt,
second sept anus amt kviuine Cul "the Inunl) Cou.mlsalouers ant
len, Nvlicy Whit* and Iris C*u-; the blate Road IVpartment wilt
m ^ v 'ljts , .Vl*« Naru-s l‘wsfi wlllj approve Ih# ap p ial'als In seet | t e< -1C III|I 'le t with lie t'eni
"t util th# ufCclat saiwtion of
#ts- ,p I... r t
iti.ei tlun of Ml*
Ollle Re- ' wpit tie, who for ten the Slate Reid Deportment it
yea',, h " r --en In ih a ite »f his made nn (t-# reported apprai*als,
-■n l f g|,e i lub enternidt-s nf ttis- the prop<-ill owner* should net
local high w honl.
lie fimlartet relative to seeuring
llietr ptoiveity for the 17-92 rightof-ways," said Fox.
"Tli* agp riser* Pels sods Dietrlih*, It * "le w " A nol.l, and
Raymond Rail, along with Duckssfirib, are u n itin g hard." sjsld
F o t. "to g»r ihe apprateals runtplrlrd *• q.drkly as p..s»th'e,"
J
I
Children 'Bumped'
When Mother's Car
Is Hit Dining Rain Volcanic
Activity
A two car tra-h at the Inter
Laryngitis Strikes
•ecticn of hanfnrd Ave. and llth Reported In Ocean
I
Judy Before Show; St. ycslenla* reused property
I damagr eslinteted at ’mure than West Of Honolulu
No Germs Involved (800
PKAttl. HARBOR E-YnlciM »PHOLLYWOOD fw-jndy Garland,
who makrs h»r television debut Inmorrow night In a LVXVtxiO show,
it nursing laryngitis today.
CBS-TV may be a little wnet ted,
but Judy l«n t In a voir* that
sounded si if she might be Andy
Devine’s sister. Judy explained;
"I always get laryngitis as open
Ing night nears. Just nerves That’*
ail it is. No germs Invelvrd. It’ll
go away as soon t t I grt in front
of the audience. I hup*. If not, I’U
Just ting over it."
Judy's drhut will he an Imprrstlv* nnr. She kicks off the net
work's Ford Star Jubilee, a unrr
a-month blockbuster that wilt rum
her Bmg Crosby among its atari
in future productions.
The 90 minute show will be seen
on CBS TV 9 30-llp m , F.DT.
At apprinlmatrlv 3.18 yeiter
day jfh irnnn, during Ihs* lorren
Hal riuwi i'uir, a 1931 Hull k Idmir
srilan cra»hed Into a 1911 ITierrolet , nlar
Willi, \ihlcy Austin J r , * 38yeat old negro (earlier, driving a
car owned l>v lb-race L. Chain nl
1*02 A thwe-l R.-ad, apparently
failed to yteld llie right-uf way
when *t smashed intu a car driven
hy Mrs. Elisabeth King Blocker.
29-)rarold housewife of Rt. I,
Santmd
T* • yesr-old Brranl and eight
yrai old Miarnn Rlucker received
bum |i on the head from I!.* Im
pact.
I'strulman C. C. Dodron, fol
lowing Investigation nf the arc)
dm:, ehargrd Ajhiey with “care
levs and rifgllgent driving.*'
tlvlty in s iuppuiedlv deep ocean
» r* >sc,t oi Honolulu was r»ported yeiterday by crewmen of
two pi j nes, one of whom saki a
land mas* s i t visible.
H.ivever, t third plane, sent by
Ihe Nxvy to search the ares, laid
It sa» only orange streaks In 111*
water imt no land
The first frpnrt came front t.t.
l.rGiande Hr a Ison nf Gonsalves
Gardm, Columbia, s i . pilot of a
N av plane flying to Wake Eland.
It# -sid he saw- a land m an a
half mdr long 373 miler west of
Hun. I ;.i snd 14*1 mih - >uulh of
Neckrr Island, In the Hast ail
gruup
Tli" scr.-nd rrp«irt rsm e from a*
Air Force i ’IIS Glohemastcr which
said s.Jrarde activity seas sighted
30u mile* west of llonoliilu.
For Twp Americans
HONd KONG tli- U J . consular
officials said today they have re
ceived word that leu American
women previously denied exit per
mits by Red China will leave
Shanghai Monday nr Tuesday tor
Hoog Kong.
Th* te n were Identified as Eva
U nfa Dufay, to, also known as
liste r llic m a . n Carmelite nua
b a n to New York City, aod Mrs.
Pater Hulte* a f W tkett, Ind . wilt
of a Dutch bmiaaaamaa. They will
travel to Hong Kang aboard the
British ■hip 8yrtf.
Tha women war* among, 11
American civilians tha Chinee#
Rad* saM Kept I wera free to A tO F T IA U s DIAMOND IB M i l roprotted toto a iw thlar tot a* rity rresr* roatlan# tV#tr w*rh to
leave whenever they a iked for exit tha ar** toat n*rth af th* a m # wt municipal aatotoc to t With th* muring af Ui* softball farilitio* to
garmiti. No formal charfas had F t Mellon Fork e^acs far « i ad d lttcal IM cor* la usrk should ba m d r by Kovoabtr IK. (fh s to W
mi
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THE SANFORD HERALD ”
T i t S * t. 28. 1958
2
All C hurch N oticd* m u*t I # RfineDtnrl I t T h * lM**M
o ffice by B p.m. on th e d i y h b fttt# pu b licatio n .
QkwuJfL TlnticsA,
SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST
Morning Worihip
11 A. M.
CHURCH
B.T.U.
7 P. M.
Evening Worship
I P. M.
Mltalooary — I’remlllenlat
Priyee l l r n c i Wad
I P. M.
Piator, R. ft. I.uotfotd
"f**p*ratl«r with fleulhim Rep- A**ociata Paalnr. W. I« Stcphrni
tilt Convention.”
Sundiv School Superintendent,
mnn by A. W Mover.
.Milton Hlggcnhntham
7:U» p. m. Eveng«ll»Ua Hour.
Sunday School 10:00 a.m.
7:45 p. m. Tu«*d#y Evening Ber
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH
Morning Worvhlp 11:00 a m.
tie#, Pi»)*r Meeting
Rat. i , w. P irkim . paatur
Etanlng Worihip R Oft p.m.
7:IS p. m. Thm»J*r Tiling PO*
m r . Four Itroth At., Oak At a.
Prayer Meeting WeUncxlay S
pi*i Imeet.
Sunday School t i t ! a. m.
p.m. to b# under thr direction of
Rrcrynne weleom*.
Ki
Morning Worihip Servic* 11:00 one of our Jleoeonv—Milton HtgTHE CHRISTIAN AND MISSION a.m.
genhotham.
ARY ALUANCE CHURCH
Training Union A.IS p.ra. It'a •
Wclcoma to tha ehurrh.
Park Ate. »t F#«rtee#lb Mfamily
affair.
Paitar, f m l l S. C«r**Dt
Evening Worahip I pm .
Sunday School and MttnilDg
•Turn* thou With ut AM * t will
FIRST MHtHOlHsT I HUB III
Hot'hln Combined RerVIe* •:*# *.
Paitor
Milton II. Wyatt
ra. to U :» a. m. "Wnrahip P#rW do tlito |**d."
I :*3 Church School
begin* at 15:W •.
_
HULUOTA BAPTIST CHURCH
CHU1
C lauai for all aae<
AlllaDc# Youth rtllo«lhlh btM CHULUOTA
Waltar A. Baetb Jr., Phaa
H:oo a m. Morning Worship
p. n .
Suuday
School
10
a.M.
Evening Service 7 i l p. »».
Sermon Tnpid —“A Formul* f»r
V
e
n
ia
l
Worihip
Servic#
l
l
Wednfirlat Mid-Raak B i b l e
Itapp.ne.v”
'rmon by Iba pallor.
Study 7 :0 p. m.
Rtanlni Worihip S irrlra t:H T;M p. m. ~M V r
p.m. Raraton by lha paator.
T :« Organ Vdipar*
THE F lR R METHODlFf
Prayar Mm Ui I Wadaeiday ItSS • on p. m. Evrolng Wnnhip
CHURCH
p.m.
Car. W. Fourth St. M ir d Aye. I
Sermon topic —“ The P in t Com0. Eldaa Kite*. Mlelaiet
mindant" Flrit in a wrier nl
HOLY CROSS IHURCH
Sunday School • : « a. m.
Sunday Evening Sermon* on
(Rplaaopil)
Mornlrg Wonblp I0:4S a. m.
"The Ten Commandant*"
Hat. H. L f11l#lno KimiMra**.
Evening Worthie 7:10 P. R>.
RrnattraM over W.T.R ft.
R. 1)., Rrttor
PrtyVr MteUnt Thuridlp 7:M
I DO Rartaalmn Inr ynung people
IMh Sunday a ftlr Trinity
I. »•
AlrConiillinnad Sanctuary.
S:nn s.M. Holy EutharDt.
bT. PAUL'S I.UTH1
I:lh a.m. Family Bervlc* and
FIRST CHRISTIAN t'lltfftC ll
Church School.
■ S t HLuhaiP Luther**
a f f i f la• »il Oriadoi.
Oritdol. tho
lh* Bat. SUph**
IMf Sanford A«cnuc
1I;00 a.m. Choral Eucharial
Perry
Sinne, Mlolalrr
Sad SermonMri. K. V. Farmer. O d in u t
S a rtltil through tho wiab:
i t i i M a.m. over WORB <T»o belt
hUnday through Thuradap had Jay ,M. Waller, Choir Ilirertor
Sunday Rthaol far all apt
Sunday School. 5:tS am . I.ilrrSaturday — Holy Communion—
»:.io a.m CbHaUin Day
(All elementary gradao and
7:30 a.m. PrMoy — Holy Com- atura for tha rt#>w nuaitar mill N
dlitribulrd.
munlnn 0:10 a m.
Morning Wof»hl|), It a.m. Spe.
U til
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
rill muilr by (ha choir. In obParh Ata. at Slith St,
aenanra «f rbriillah Education
LUTHERAN
W, P, Brooho Jr_ Taalaa
What, lha pattor *111 preach on
John L Millet.
that theme.
MluMtlr of Bdutllioo
Youth and ehildien'a group*
Sir by Relate. Dtreatov of Meek meat at d p.m.
W*>* M«*d A Piece For You"
N il.
Evening Worahlp, 730 p.m,
Early Morning W nnhip I U with ail Informal mng larvita
DP BOD
h.m. Sem en. W. P. Brooka Jr.
Sermon: ‘‘Heating and Doing,
t# • M R V S t
Sunday fchnel 5 *1 a.m. ‘ Pro. tha third In a aerie* on ''Ma]nr
motion and Rally Day In tha Idea* In the F.pl»tle of Jamea.’
Suadiy Itb io l I tU A. I t
Sunday school today, com# With
taaftliaUe Sarvtta Til* p. % Ylur Family. Wl provlda tar Mr. and Mrt. I. C. Mattgrr are
attendance «pon*ora,
Id-Watb S am aa TueedaP tiN
r f Member of Tho Family—
Tha pohllo |a Invited to all pul>
« tha ftehy.
lie aarvlcaa. A apeclal Invitation
^Voiiaa Paopla le rtia a
Morning Worahlp 11 idi
ia atlanded to Navy families,
tip 7 :ft p. m.
Harmon W. P. Brook* Jr.
naweomrra,
tourlila,
uaekand
ISBNBARR ■ftTHOfi
TratSfng
Union d;lh
gueata, and nthara not attending
CHURCH
(Note chshbo lh hmir),
regularly alaawhera. Nuracry ftDeysrtmetiU far aorh ego rllTtiet are available, Tha ehurejt
ta r.
P a ete
roup. Nuttory Dir eltildron under hat ■ parking lot anyth of tho
Sunday School 10 S, H^CUA
y»or* or ese
atnrlulry.
ftra R. johaaoe. aupdHstaMdM
Hvatrihk Worth I
T:30 pm.
On Oct. I Rally Day and Pro
Ptaatw a| Sarnaa u t a .
Sana o« motion a rt elattd a* t i l a.m.,
Now rhe
a.WtiNr t*"mmnn(tm a F
khtvaSa#' at i f c
rellewahlp Hour *” *rfc ***
Th# time and plate of the anASBRMRLT OP BOD CHURCH
anlng Blrtla# In tha E<lura- nilI| fonyentlon
Chrlatlan
IMS St. nni U ir# l Ala.
nil Hulldin* aponanted by tha Chutehea of lha Orlando rilatriet.
Sunday School S ill a. In,
Muila Dopertmant. Kirby Rogara II will ha held at Daytona Itaarh
Morning Wonblp 11 a. m.
Is rh atia.
on W’rdneaday, Oct. 10, liaglnnlng
Yauih fiarrlca StIS p. m.
Nuraary Opah I t Sit SarvIrH. i t S p m.
Rtsagsllatia Rally filS p, a .
Earphone* for the hard-of.
Prayar and Rlblo Study W<
hearing.
UPSAI.A COMMUNITY
day a t ! i t t p. m.
WeSRMdly E flfllS t B ttrko
PHKSRYTKHIAN CHURCll
•iota iba happ/t tinging crowd. ftM ym.
HaV. C, C. White, Mlnlatar
Worahlp lha Lord with t t *
Walromal
Mrt. Clover Marra, Planlat.
Mlt* Patricia Rotaman, Aait.
Pitniat,
Mrt, Nanry dll##. Child ten'a
9MS Church School. Ctaaaaa for Choir Iilraelnr.
C l t . QSStfS H.
• : a s .n . Suadiy
all ese*.
Mr. t.aorg# Patnld, A**t. Supt.
for.hlp M rvfr*
11 tint a.m. Meriting Wnrihlp. of Uhureh Sehool.
Sermon Toplo—"Not By Braod
Church School.
a.m.
Alena".
CtSaae* /hr ell age*.
1 M p.m. H. t . P.
HDDIS
Worahlp lliDO a.m.
TtU o n a Vaoyete.
« Niloo W ait
Bt.
ChIMrM'a Service 1I:M I n .
I :<• p.m. R te e n y worahlp.
y ith M l
Young People e.no p.m.
_ Worihip
SadStad
lliS l Sermon Toplo—“Tha Second OMeChildren «:30 p.m.
aalayta Youth
Woalayaa.
StM
Wnnhip 1:3# p.m.
B N lH Ieh Ite a WTBR.
Everybody invited t« aitemJ
HseMtUbn lee Ytuhg III our eervicta. .
ln
T IE c m r n r n o r COD
it r E o r o e c T
1MJ Elm A l l . j
Hiihnp A. e . eio»*r. r***e
sv-M sas tfe* «*
tea
S
K
tfiSl RS£
W h it Is education but a broadening of m an's knowledge*
enabling him to live a better life? Education Is like a doorway
leading to the fulfillment of dream a and ambitions. Beyond
it Ilea the vast cham ber of the mind, and scientists know th a t
in a lifetime m ost men develop only a small part of their m en
tal potentialities.
I
K
a
R at. ChaU
jji
• « ,» .!
# M
» A a .
hr School P lU SAL
lsg w a n h js m a t .
feat. Laais
m i l l § tjm L
S:U a j
THE CHURCH FOR A L L ...
ALL FOR THE CHURCH
Th# Chureh ll th# «r#at#il locnr on #orih lot
th# building el chnract#r anb food mli«n«h>!».
li u a t'ofvhoui# si ifurtlual volu##. Wiiheul «
*treno Church. n»uh#r democracy nor milttotion
Wn lurvlv#. Th#i# ar* tour sound r#Oiont why
•v#vy r*»*«n ilwuld aiitnd tvrtlcoi rvgutariy
und tuppott tho Chureh Thoy or*: (I) Tet hi*
e»n odl*. (I) For hi* childr#n'o »ok«. (3) Tor tho
•ok* *1 hu community and notion. (4) For th*
* k # el ih* Church iim II, which nc#d* hi* Kotwl
o*d matCHM »uppert. Plan to f* to Church r#fu*
tarty and read your biht* ddily.
In our search for education today, one type is sometime!
slighted * .. religious education. Y et in all the fields of learn
ing w hat could be more im portant? Man needs F aith and ^
knowledge of his Church if he is to reconcile so much th at la
happening in the world of today w ith th« kind of future he
would like to have. In your reading and ituditft, don't forget
religion. 'There is nothing stuffy about the study of it, noth
ing dull. It is as significant as y esterd ay . . . at full of promise
as all tomorrow.
®*»
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c u m r k ^ ,n J E «
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Mitt***
«r .illi’>I Lilli*.I wtirlo*
This “Support Tho Chut*chMScries, thibliahcd Each Week in the Sanford Herald with the Approval
ifc'.
of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, Is Made Possible by the Co-operation of these Wellknown Business Establishments:
•
Air ComUUooed SaacttUry.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
,
uRCH
It:M S.M. Prelude, "Adagio".
*NA1ARRNB F rtlck i Snl*. **The l*rd*l PreyCIUBCHI OF t R
i (Mostly CMrtfe"
It" Malolla. to m Pihtey; AnaM at Ml
. ________
JSpIS
them. "H* Shalt mm* Down Like
R. It, spear J r Mpsa«*e
Rain", Buck; Chancel Choiri Ser
A friendly greeting and s enr- mon, Mr. Mrlnnli.
diet weieoHS a m i u yeu at all
NuMHee ter ehlldrrn under
th* ioiMwlay aervkeat
throo, and three to alt lath BunfcedSF RebSM bt
My meminy.
d a r t s p m s rt, Buy*.
Evening Worahlp *:M p.m.
MoCklny Worship utiiS e.m. PteiuSa, "O tlrlnui Rpiht It* ell
F.njoy th* old hymn* n/ the With Me". Binehsms Anthem,
efcbrcb sad s B lM b e a te M ■ « “Sing to the U h l". Herat, Youth
Choir; SarniM, Me. MtlftltD.
til# p.m. b i l l a.m. Sunday School.
aptrtted knnpir- 10:10 a.m. Tha Saialnit meefa
K
seta ssd s Ume el htvHSMmi u far PrSyar in the Baaatan Room.
TiN
M b it 11t & S ^ ld iiM s y
ftM
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p.m. Pioneer Fallowahlp.
pm . BMler High Fella*.
tuelnea* and P tefetalakl
t i senferd will be eur
fueete e t the HiOO hour.
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SA R A and Carolina had lunch* power Aunt Caroline could bring like a plraiant living room. I'ark
' *un together uu lra>s in the green* to bear on ner ndc ol a »n ugsle.1fane ting, book shelve*. a Oreplacr.
Un one well by ttarll hunt a »mall
houa*. "Sara you p a lly do care etrn at he age ot M,
•Shall 1 mail the note?” naked piaure.
. lur Una man?''
gArB
| "What a beauUlul print:" cried
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" Y u . Aunt Caroline."
Uh. na Slevena can take it to Sara a* Clue roae from hi* deik.
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"Y'uu hardly Know turn, do you?"
her home, fve naked her tor today
He amiled Kently. "Not a print.
« "No, Aunt Caroline."
Sara. The otigmal.
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"He could caally be a Jewel Duel at 5 o clock.
"But 1 thought it was in the
"But the may have wine other
tor all yu * know about him T"
Vasari chspei:"
appointment:'' gasped Sara.
^ Ye *. Aunt Car oil nr, tut . .
" I bought it trom I'n nc* Vasan
' She It break it and come, hop
- ™ l! u t wnat?"
ing I'll finance one ot her pet proj ten i ears ago in Home ''
'* "1 just Know nr u n L "
And jo u v e never been tempted
,► "Not even a noil ol Wall St , ects. I want jo u to be net* Cape
* J .H a yank*! .
Carolmr tiu llr j. Sander*, and—could jo u bring the to sell it? "
“ In second (hildhocd one should
. "Did you know that »>■ what my man with jo u. the one who iay» he
he allowed a lew to ys"
is tie rrj Hone? ’
father a.iid about David?"
"And you're not a f r a i d of
"You dont believe be is ? " San
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"Did n et" Sara smiled au» it »he
th ell 7“
*• had not rear a the anecdote a thou* ders was surprised.
CUve shrugged. "I've taken alt
•Why stun.id tT " retorted Caro. aand ttmra brjore.
"1 nad nothing out instinct line. "This Mr. Patera could l * in Uie obvious precautiuna Private
either "
it tiiriiacll and me typist could nave watchmen, burglar alarms I don t
Sara trop|*rd on her h nrci and telephoned him )ual as S j .a sug* believe anyone could get in here,
“ M l lire head on Caroline a lap. grated, fba others w cie all people t ly apartment is different. Oddly
* ™ ro l.ne itrnkrd her hair lor a mu* who had aeen the real tierry only enough, someone did break in th>*r*
* mrnt without opeaking. “ Ask your caiuaily, cvrn Mica Jenkma But last night while I « u asleep, and
4 police captain to come in here, my M rs Hamsun is lb* real tie rry a into the garage ns w rit.”
"W as anything taken?"
louain. a blood rtlative, w.io must
dear *
"No. though I nave on* or two
Sara u,un*l Bonder* in the draw* I b u t known mm all hia lilo I
Did you
ii'g-trom with ialna. S i r laced know net by reputation. It »he (airly valuable things
I ui
f.rid high her t i n it ill s a ja this man la (je rry Hone. I find your pendant when vou got
home last night? It occurred t*>
a>a lout . the iimthme. "I <1 n l shall nave to believe her."
knu * ‘t
llallhlioil " »hr was
"iilie won't." aiud Sara, quickly. me afterward that it nrght have
•eying
"W e ll And out—If CapU San laden down inside yu 'y dress "
" It didn l. but . . . did you ever
"You er been h ire in* yearn an I der* will tw kind enough to bring
the man to tea wilnm.t telling him hear ol an O r m tal ruby callrd the
y o u ia n n r r learned l i t "
jBAYhen l lira! ian:e I luld Mia. beforehand that M rs Harruon is K ir* ol India ?'*
C liv* was adcnl 'nr a muimnl.
* * : i ,i I wtuld hot take the reapou* going to tie here."
Then. "U l course: The Mogur ruby.
3 eibility nj c.iiu'ting now tn it|W n
" I ll bring hint." * |
,* tnr tale. L v rry etching I wheel
(.'aridin* Mailed, but all she said And to think I didn t in u g n re d
• her vhatr over la it and then go was, "Thank you, CapC Sanders. kl ultccl I even km wr it hail iliaout of the room while ahr opens Ml se* vou at 3 "
appeared trom Kandrapute during
, M tirraMf "
Sara found loin* in the hall the war. But . . well, it a bar illy
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"That a true. CapL Handera,'* " l m Suing to the library to do a the sort ol sione you expect to u<
dangling trom a lad) a neck."
ea. i S ira . "I've aeen Kdna do it, little work. I'll be back at 5."
C liv* went In a bookcase and
.. Only my aunt knows the combi
“ You ought to rest." sai l Kdna.
nation and »he never open* the
"M l work first ami rest a flrr' look dawn a velum* large and Hat
and thin as an A tla s lie oprucil it
ante when H u rt's anyone elae in ward."
" the room. She d like to ace you
When leaving, Sara came tace on the broad center table A t hr
M ain, d you have a moment."
lo face with Ciregory Ha-lust. He turned the pages Hara miw the
* r h e y walked down the passage offered to drive her to her apart great jewels uf the world on pa
rade in big color plates with cap
i .together "Of courac it a too late ment.
"Coukl you drop me at 37th and tions in finr print. The *Tgalia ot
to find anything here." aaid u n *
England, still in the Tower ol l-inHera. "My hunch in that there a K ilta ? "
"Of course, (hung to Clive'* ot* don. the yewrta ot Itussia and tier* nothing in the houar now. One of
many, some in museums, some
them got away wrrth it. Creel or OcV
*■ Sallust or Clive."
" Y m I was on my way to the scattem l to the tour winds, the
"Not C live'"
library, twit it lust occurred to me treasure of millionaires in America
"Why not? You're aa laad aa he mi<lit know something atsvut and France and finally the ancient
yewrta of the Fast.
your aunt Hon t you know that this Mogur ruby* past."
•'There!" Clive paused. T lierr
"And it's future," added Sallust
every human being baa a break*
was no mistaking that rgg «lia|>ed
JJ Ing paint? A ll you need is the quietly.
rtiaaa nf crimson, highliglitril with
• A h t atrr** and atrain at the right
“What do you mean 7"
' nnie and place for that particular
Sallust spared a sidewise glance vermilion.
"You look worried, H aia." Clive
pet ion."
from the tiaffic, "Our trtend Clive
Ho sighed aa he followed her la a collector ol beautiful things" said.
" I am ." The words burst from
Into the greenhouse.
"Pointings."
Caroline had rung for an old*
"And sciilpturr. thune figures her. " I w ith I d never seen lh*
faihioned, portable writing drak. are done ui gold or silver. H r s a M«gur ruby. \Vtin could have taken
She had it on ir r knee and »h« collector first, a dealer only when II?"
“ Don't you knowT Th< re was
bad written a note. She looked up he has bills to pay."
with n unite. Upping the square,
II* stopped Ui* car at STth. and only one persim at your aunt s last
r. While envelope.
Sara said, "llood-by. D r. Sallust.'* night capable of taking it. And tu
C live s gallery was near fifth think I brought him there!'’
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'Thia la an invlU lion to tea foe
“ D r. Ralli:*' ?"
M rs Caleb lU m ao n . I met her A v r. No display on Ih* street
“Of course. I met him n rh t
A re ra l times on iiMiimlltrea when level —only veiled window* and a
T wwas a little younger. Bren if she solid door.
years sgo crossing the Atlantic.
doesn't remember me. sh e ll come.
Ir.sul* Sara gave her name to a We've played bridge occasionally
willowy young clerk and waited. ever since, tail I dont know h ni
• Bha known who I am ."
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It a u said without vanity, a II* came bark soon and led her to intim ately."
I To He C owI ihuk U
“ calmly staled fact. Hara had a (tie r leva!or. Oh the second Door
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NEW ORLEANS IB— The man
ibarged with nuntuppurf, aloud be
f. re Judge Edwin Babylon in Mu
mcipal Court yrvterday.
"I* It true,'' the Judge asked,
‘that you haven't »un*nrtrd this
woman for the pavt year?'*
•'ll Is, your honor,'* the man
replied.
"And these children," the Judge
went on, “you haven't contributed
anything to their support In Ihe
tame period?"
"Tbit ii correct, your honor."
"Do ynu have snytlng to say In
your drfeme?" Ihe Judge aakrd
"Nothing, your honor, except
that I never saw any of them
before"
A check of the docket (hoard
Ihe wrong defendant wai being
tried. .
If a piece of magnesium tv .-*•
I ached to a ship nr buried pipe
the mggnrtium will dh-olve rompletely before the sleet begins to
corrode,
r rt.. c.-pi
11*« Slit Mi nn lid*, near trp of
•do it ) ; duvtrr «f three floodlight*
mounted on pole forlhree-duectiunal
liOOd lightinr
u
flood
is not a hit or ru.it general y i .1 l.ghling i j i ;
J*> It must
n
b* planned. And thi*
l*«nienll ana I >*rd lights rn*r rnIt e i for’ lh*
l! farm, par titular ly. whrit Irene* to dairy barn Ut, art ov*r
•rortt
i
ar*t nf afttr-duik
strident* htppen entrmc* to poultry hou** iJ> —,n
regularly becsuie ol poor illumina foreground;
tion
riesdligkti er canttaliantl yard.
Hlht nature*. whit hev«r .* m. re rill*
cirnt tor Individual farm la>,,ut*. a;
mtrsn.-* to hog houie 14 * at the three
other No. J location* shown- poultry
house, utility budding and garage
, . »» well at entrant** to »Uch budd
ings aa machine »hrd. farm ahop. milk
house, drive-through granary and
•tor age *tructure*
The foregoing represent general
recommendations only—but ihey air
tied directly to nation-wide safely
itstiitics that prm» conrlmivety that
Injuries can be ptrven'.ed and work
speeded up if firmer* wdl follow the
stmple practice of putting plentv of
I ;nt on the b l>—and I J ilt ,g Uieic
thi Id the
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Demos, GOP Set For Great Battle
Fdltor's Niff — Ttii* li the f-i*t ctnrl workers who « II get mt the myor
BV I R t Mil LF.R
F * m Clrtiri/V«i on V .-tc u
A dark farmyard cm b* s pretty
formidable place in which tu take a
walk It become* even m"te danger*
nut when the tarmrr n hurrying to
wind up hit chore* following a long
tiring dsy. All ot ui work better,
fatter and safer d we cm vee what
We'ie doing end where were guny
A combination of conventional
y ardlighu and finodlighti for loea*
lions over entrance* to oerviee build*
Ing*. and s cinder ol fioodlight* on a
yard p.>te to diummat* arcai beyond
building* will do an se equate exterior
illumination Job At a guide to how
lh * can be arcomrinhed we refer
to the itiuiUstion below, whi-h sug*
(cits;
TUT. 5ANTORD HERAIJI
s i»* i*,l!
he'
Grsljy
of a series on vkligt i* taking pla.c 'v-H*.
saJd, " b it ihe cmll will gne us a
along the n atu ral puliliivt Iron)
rt,f DemocrjN ir# .tcppi*:*ufi g
t h*ncr u (!ml aul ilut th«
whcie tnilli Hr public in and Hcmn l hf If # 11.i k 1 Il*ir» ! ■'f *11H*A C*I 1till ||q.11J|l f T ,|11* j| tlmc, | f 1ir 1AAIHM—-' IIJ
rrgttc national hcadiiuartcr* at h1% A 11IfIIifiHtf.il 14»fl frl* 4 1 1fl £ *t‘* II ,1 lljl aaj11 |;u fi 11,ffi, f> 111(IJI (iff #*
rcd.ly have plunged deep into the on .ml, i»*ne* ** f-rm m e *
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right for control of lh* tMnlr llu i *• putil.i-ver*ii»-pi 11 ale p o u r .*n >1
a
voter
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an t
ami t'.ngtc** in the Jff.'at rlrcuon* whal the Drmnna'* *ay l* llepuli
Itv HUN B i l l 11 III Ml
bran favunlism toward big bust* i «!!pollin’j
. |i *e.iihii wtlli
.,1 a meel
WASHINGTON f \ full 13 n r'
of nat nnal " I *t v1*- I*-, lers
monih* ahead of the IJ'it* clecluin*
The Bepubltvan* are lean n j |l(> held .n
t I
Itrpulilican* srd llemocrat* are hravdv on ttie ' twaie and pm*
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Ih * mr *t*
mubilinng for the bicj I halite fur pi’ti!*'' *!>,g..n and Eivenhio,.'; ,
Mu h,;an
control of the V>nltr lluu»e and yveisonal jmp.ljr.lv whirh even the ing wit' (
stale ■'in
tl I
t'ongtCas.
11<-neural arhn >„ledge privately
with s r f n
Not hi ircrnt p il cat hi-loiy l* at a high level,
gan /at n
the Dr mo
ha* there t*rcn *ucli an railv -mgr
Ihr Hep ililii. n* already have
of activity along ftp national p*> held a "pditlc.il school ' f u 'hr
title al fruni (in# pa, tv wotkri IS liUP -tale i.ijir n u n d cu-- n:
l atnp.
com menlrd
i*-nr* and l■■e.11 nllllle» f ii gi t, r;j
at! n er on h o f
“A sh 11 p ic• Ji *.t r., ntpaign in out the vote m the '.Vi r,.vt.,m •,, •
to
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IPail* Don't yon bcl.rvc it Pie pie*e ,|j t e i .lumen are ar. ,ng
ting from tv t.s
campaign alrrjili i< uridir a a* i< mg similar meetings in then home mater;,,
far a * wr'r* i" n n I 1 i > t • tale* f>T roiintv leadit*. and head i !.
g o in g In tie one
the longed ,hr*e meeting* will tie ca'i . <1 on
campaign I we'vr rvci had '
down to the reec.nit bvet
Tile ho* inc*« of , h, icing a can
i in **,-pj jo moie it, i
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•ilatr and wa r,n g a luindorm ni lle p iid iu n women wilt o n
camp., ;n t«
• 9 s j i hut Ihr nn *,ng toorti il* a,-lo*. Hie n .i ,»,
• liugglr li t in-n the paillrv a! iwdtin; v iter* *,n how t -r, w |1
I l t t u n n l ( ’. I .o tts *
lea, v li a - Ihe pol in i n m.incm vole and what They >insider to hr
rruig tlici Hoop it tin field
the hij l**ue* in the ram paull
l.
It chard i
p dill, ity The' ptall lo I all si all the Home,
chief I • thr Repubiiian N .ili,atjl in one pre**n*t »* each county m
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I v'ommiltre, and Sam Bni-Mman Ihe t'nite*l Nlatev.
aim mciipirv a urn lar p.**l m the
"Me think we Vno,* wiiat t ie
DetiOH i.-.tic national headquatters.
air men who ti sag tee on mam
(things Hut Ihcv agree nn Ihi*
(-unt Hip figld he*wren the parties
.* developing f,lt f.|,|e i 1 lan It dill
| in the la*l prrsiilcnli.il election
tour v, i i , a;o, the ra il) potil
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II.
slA M L S
iral »kirm!*h wa* pretty much
rohfined to candidate* Jtusling
altmng Ihem.elvev for their patty'*
512 KAST 1 HIST S T R E E T
nomination and tire-1
cofile-t*
r i l O N k 7R
1 1 .h vi lop t 'in gieat ite • *
no 111 the lair winter and party
•pitng of lOU On e Ihe randi
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HOLLY'WOOD r - l a l ’s lace it.
men we don't have the couragttu throw ofl the shaikicv of our
stupid hot vvratlier clothing.
This became rvntrnl in a query
ol male star* during Uie Otrltiige«t hot *|wll in local history They
were avked boa they Celt about
Bermuda •hurts.
The wily English, who have
Slvcn the wuVId Cliauccr. fhuichill and Commander Whllehead.
alio runlrtbuled the short tromrr
fur wear in beastly weather No.
the Boy Scouls had nothing to <lo
with tl Mabel.
Mhrthrr in lh<* steaming jungle*
ol Uie Cong1 or Ihr sun-baked
brlrhct ol the Bahamas, the srn*i
blc Briton wears pant* cut an inch
atiuvr Ihe knee-no higher, mind
sou; Twould be vulgai And what
do we cousins m the colonies do’
We walk ground in IPUdegree
heat vs ills long wool pants hugging
our trgs,
You'd think that film . l i ' i tia
dilmnal style *rllers. would *lnkp
i hliivv fur freedom of the Am* ri
can laic I rorraled William Hold
en gnl Deers Martin and eked
them what they thought atoout Bet
muda shot Is.
Saul Holden: "I think Ihcy'rc
wunderfill-m Bermuda "
Added Maitln; "I like them s
lot—on gill* ”
Ttie cow aids. And liicte Ihey
vseic on a Itn degree day urirm
long pants, shuts, tics, coats, etc
No pioneer spirit theic.
How about (Irorge Oobcl* Sire
ly he'd l<e enough of an individual
lid. | wandered to Ihr "Biros and
Ihe lice*" set, and what do vou
know? T h r u
was Lonesome
(ieorge in short*. Ol courve. it « j ,
a Jungle scene for Uie picture,
but there was hop*
•'How do you feci about wrarini'
shorts, George’ ”
"Oh, I'm all for them flul I
wouldn't wear them long *oel,*
with 'em. Y'ou need all the free
dom you can get.'*
"Would you wear shorts in pih
tic"
"Well, not hardly I wear 'en;
around Ihe house and maybe lo
play golf now arid then Bit I
il.-n't think I'd wear ’em out an t
around "
Surci* I though, Humphrey Itn
gait vsncld he my pigeon, The DU
Curmudgeon The rallci at stupid!
t> I called him.
about wealing diortv*'*
"Not me. olJ bo). M> knees air
ret (or human consumption Knob
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“ Hello, Bogart* How do you fr*l
Nj
* ic * o io t i to e o i .i c t
ill Uia
jA s tK s r.t r
-enhower by Ihe Beimldieanv i,nd
\d1ai Nlrveri i-n Hy l.ie D, niort.it
- then the parties tonic I their
gun* full force a'.iln-t each other
But now both paitirs are start-
appointment. Watching the rn
worker* svvrllrrtng Ui tin. •hirt* mg early to r»labli*h l**ues. and
and long pants. (Inc ol the fellow - thru national liradquartrr* atr
has been Urging me In pioneer the pu*hin: program* to organue prr
Bermuda shorts myself. I have
declined.
Rt t .i .i ii i‘i t \ r r i t T
No courage, either.
TAI LAI!I&SI t
• Vf tTFIl ill1!.It M ott
MAIt.SHALL, T r\ r - \n ev
el,, i t ,,.phone operator raliid | mi
lice, told them a receiver wav off
Ihe li'ink a! a local t r <ulrtirc ami
thjl Me could hear voimil* of v|.
idem e I'olirv found nut she was
INI | e r icnt correct. Ihey foujll
the lamdy clu'li-rrd about s Iris
vision >,*t wait liing ■ about cm up
program
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Slate remou-d it* rugged football
prattler parr tmlay a* thr Neml*
note, lie ..in tinal pteparationv for
their Mialid ila-h Sept. n>
Coach Tom Nugent sent Ihe
Tube through intrastse blocking
session* yrslrrday and mdiiated
di*vatMai lion at Ihe rrsull*
"They l u * t weren'l *harp
cnon^k," hr *ald "and we'li keep
right at It unlit they a ir .”
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JAMES MARLOW
TV Turns Up Campaign Problem
tha letter "a”, th a t should 17-92 not ba
four-laned thla ye nr, it will bacoma four
Innea of duity, grass sprouted, eattla ffippad,
narrow paths with rtita ao deep from Iti mis
use th a t it would break the spring* of even
a tractor.
Now ia the time for tha cltixens of Seminola County to riaa tip In arms and damand
what la rightfully theirs. Now la the time
to upset the applecart of those who selfish
ly think that they can break the back of
vigorous, forward-looking, aggressive citi
zens who are,trying to acquire for the coun
ty, and the eltiiens within the boundaries of
Seminole County, a modern, easily-traveled,
thoroughfare to link us with the rest of the
world.
Mr. Commissioner—
The tfd Is about to blow off that keg
of J54R.0O0 on which you're sitting. The
public Is about to know that through this
kfg of monies, people can be brought to
their knees, begging for a pittance of county
mad here, there and yondor, with nothing
but pig paths to connect them to- It la
POWER that you want, POWER that you
have, but it Is POWER that is being misused.
Should the POWER that rests on the
shoulders of public officials be used in the
channels of providing tha public with what
Is rightfully theirs, the four-lining, widening
and paving of 17-92 would have been con
tracted for weeka and weeka ago with tha
work possibly already underway.
A Citizens Committee should not he
The Sanford Herald
necessary, a Chamber of Commerce Long
Range Highway Planning Committee should
4 •• w n 4 #l*w «■••!»/ BjuK * It.
*1 olll#, •! •••<<•* riaH li. njJaf IS* S#l not l>e necessary, tha Remlnota County Com
■r
•*
a j*is
missioners should lead tha way and ask Ita
t a r n rr.wwiwa » :,n « . m a.Mi.kM
an ion n sn w sn a n . n»r* « « * wen**
citizens. "Is this tha road you want?'*
Such Isn't tha case. All wa hear is double
talk. County emptoyaa afraid to sprak out
and give their oplnlona. On# Important
county officer, we'ra told, actually told a
JK STO SSr
citizen of Seminole County, "Well why
don't you get the Seminole County Chamber
of Commerce to build jrotrr highway!'*
Such language for a caretaker of tha
taxpayers money to use!
Page 4
Friday, September 22, 1955
Ladles and Gentlemen I Thla Is the time
r o t ) AY U B I I I I . K
VKItriK
for action. The time has eome for the Semi
I know that my Redeemer Ilveth.—Job nole County Board of Commissioner! to call
19:25—Some think that Job la tha oldest a special meeting to asaure the people that
book In the Bible. The setting of the book they will work 24-hours a day, seven days a
is In the east, probably Sumer whence Abra week, and every week of the month, to de
ham came. This then would be the oldest liver the goods to the people they represent.
prophecy of the coming of Christ. —Who
Thi* clUsena want 17-92 four-laned, pav
can explain this feeling of certainty? Every ed sod Widened!
W hat are they going to gat?
inventor has i t
NEW Y O R E (gu-Priee rises—
•terilAl a t :*ie |irednct>on level to
the summer- v t now popping out
as consumer U ni. Testing time
M s Just ahead.
Aulamshtles, j m o U i h television
iris, hetl, floor ihis-oSa or more
manufacturers In ibea* field.* have
raised prices Ihv week. Ana the
•trade of bight; prires continue'
la fields that romumera encounter
only Indirect! r and later on after
the boosts raise production enili
—eleetrle transformers, oil field
WASHINGTON UP — Tha bit
brliM la oolitic* bar* a to m k i m problem coming up btciuK
of UiovUion. IU ate It going to
turn tin IKS presidential earn*
gn into om of the moat widevlawed dramas avsr played oa
the American actne.
The problem la this:
1. What it the beit way to
preaent the candidate on the TV
sc re e n la mill loot of hornet In a
f o l k a y , aeemlngly onrebearted
manner?
2. And, how can these appear•ncet be carefully itaged and rehearaed to capture all the drama
of the moment without the pro
duction appearing too tllck and
contrived?
It't a real problem. A candidate
la these daya must be a better
thin-fair aort of actor. The foat
popular political productions seem
to be tbeee with the Intimate
home •pun atmosphere overlaid
with by eorh obvlout sincerity that
no one can overlook It or fad to
be Impressed.
r
TV foot forward.
The agency which represented
the Republicans in 1912 was Jlat.
ten, Barton. Durstlne and OsHJre
of New \o rk . The Democrati de.
pended on the Joseph Kata Agen.
ey of Baltimore. Both partita
again will have merchindlatng expern behind the scenes In the nevt
campaign It appears they base
tome to the political platform to
Itay.
It might be argued with some
validity that television In 19M t».:i
have twiee the Impact in poULn
that It had in I9U because S it#
than double the number of votera
will oe watching TV screens.
No one yet wows Just hov
girat an Impact TV has in the
lucres* oi failure of a political
candidate But neither party can
take ehanrea by not putting its
beat TV foot forward.
HAL BOYLE
Thin People Envy Larger Brothers
LETTERS TO
THE EDITOR
n ow vivi,
pivs*i
iH gituctiei
match the silhouette of as Idaho
potato.
Yah, but what shape? I now go
on a diet four times a yaar —
everyUme my weight kite s plump
200 pounds. In two months I am
word, and I start rating normally
again, fn aiactly another month
I'm crowding tha old we — pound
tevri again, and the old starvation
routine mutt begin again.
Why? Merely beeauie I bavo
let myself heeom# a aortal poHreen, s craven sycophant to the
present ridiculous crowd theory
that blubber Is a handicap.
Let 'em go tell that to a whale
He'd laugh 'em right out si the
water.
In the broad-minded world i f
nature there la more tolerance
thin la the human realm. There
is room for the giraffe a i well as
The Agriculture Department eaUmites that Urp meat supply It
currently 14 per cent greeter than
a yaar ago.
And the National Asm. of To
bacco Distributors tsy t there aru
still lots of firu rent cigars. It
reports that 31 per cent of all
•lia rs sold ,n the United States
•re of that old atandby. They're
topped, h o w e v e r , by ten-rent
amokes — 41 per cent of all tale*.
» nubile bargain
and could shrivel
K m If a candidate la naturally
homespun and sincere, it doesn't
always register before a camera
And to make It regtater requires
some acting ability.
The truth la that prestdentlil
candidates — and candidates for
Congress ton—must have televi
sion appeal** In the new scheme
of things. TUi means lev-rloping
a knack for acting before ■ cam
era.
During the 1942 campaign, there
was a good deal of talk that "the
hucksters" had begun to take over
In selling a political candidate to
the people. The Democrat! partic
ularly leveled the charge against
the Eisenhower campaign.
But there are tricka to every
trade and the politicians of both
parties bare had to turn to the
merchandising eip erti tor advice
and directloo In putting their best
our thanks personally.
I am • nclining a « p y of our
paper with the picture sad aewa
Item hi It
Again many thooka from Mr*.
Lumbaroon ta d myoelf.
Town atncoewly,
,
C. J . Lumber***
Mtryavillo, Ohio
Editor, foafeed Berald:—
I want to odd a word t i approrintlea eg papa two of F ri
day's paper, "A Child's ■ asps.”
also "The AN Florida Maposhaa"
. . , of much additional Interact
Cordially
C. C. White, Minister,
Upaata Community
Presbyterian Church
time you swallow s glass of pink
lemonade?
Tha old aim of mas wai to be
fat sod saaajr. Tbs goal now ii
le be aklany and leering.
Personally, t think the b a r r t |t
of insults afalm t the fat man ti
based on nothing but envy. A thin
man loves company in hi* misery,
and the m art sight of a fat man
wadding coolantrdly and aerenly
through Ufa drives him wild.
"You don't eat so much becatua
you're happy,” be suggests evilly
le the fat m is. "You eat because
you're unhippy. You're worried.
You're sick, sick, sick!"
Hew long are we 1st people golag ts put up with this Mather
from the gaselle hards? Why don’t
we organise Into s society. Would
n’t yen like to became a POFT —
■ member at tbs Proud Order at
r a t PoUta?
Ws conld start off by declaring
s worldwide "Year of the Pat
Man." Poring that year any beanpole-tbapei hacklar who ylped.
"Aren't yon putUng on weight?"
would to eat a gallon of mashed
eels.
Anyway, the Idea offers food for
reflecllon. And right now thst's
the only kind on my 40th diettoed that mabes yon reflect less
In a mirror.
CHRISTM AS CARDS
LETTER ED
(U n ite d T in e Only)
Sec Our
Complete Line
Of C ards and
W rappings *•
40 CARDS S|.00
(Lettered Free)
PO W ELL OFFICE
SU PPLY COM PAN Y
Magnolia Avn
Phone 954
Y EA R -R O U N D
SUITS .
$im . SpenceAi,
Proudly Announces the Opening of the New
Distinctive
PARTY ROOM
Adjoining
The Cocktail Lounge
S a tu rd a y ., Sspisim bsJL Ify ik ,
HORS D* OEUVRES FOR YOUR PLEASURE
Thla Room May Bo Reserved *For
Private Luncheon end Dinner Parties
Upon Request
We Cordially Invite You Ts
JIM SP EN C ER S G IFT A N N EX
Medium weight gab
erdines e n d flannel
suits In rayon and da
cron b l e n d material
Just perfect for Flora
kU climate. All of the
new fall colors In a
�*R. T . Milwee Gives Interesting Talk
At School Food Association Session
Tha first marling of th# y*ar
of tho Seminole County School
Food Association
held i t
W rit Side School yritrrriay after*
noon with Superintendent of Publie Schoolo R. T. Milwee no gu#*t
apraktr.
Mr. Milwee. told In tils InterestInc speech, of the origin of the
eehnol lunch and hnw it was o il.
ficAMJ/lldd
General and Mr*. J. C. llulrhi•on arr expected to arrive today
sfrern Savannah, N. Y.
Henry Cordell has returned
to the Unit entity of the South at
Suwance, Term,, for hii Junior
year. He (pent the summer
mouths wurktnir out «f Filters,
Ore., with the S, S, Forest Scr
viee.
lorry Bat#*, Harold Tate and
llobby Shoemaker, who entered
the L'nivenity nf Florida thia
year ai freshmen, have pledged
Alpha Tau Omega fraternity.
•
Tommy Speer who !• attending
th* University of Florida at
Gainesvilla for bit junior year
ha* pledged I’ll! Kappa Alpha
fraternity,
Mr*. <i. A. Edmonds visited re*
rantly in Jacksonville with Mrt.
. I l r r t h i Aloran. Mr*. Alman wai
• ) l r i , Edmonds' guest ovrr the
weekend.
Women Golfers
Will Open Season
At Club Luncheon
The Sanford Women's Golf
Association will open Its 19)5-54
"^seaso n
with a luncheon on
™ Wednesday, Sept. 28.
The affair will he held at tha
Mayfair Inn Country Club. The
day's play will he II boles
Medal Play, full handicap.
Officers for the coming year
•re president, Mrs. Ross Adams;
vie# president, Mrt. Ray Herron;
treasurer, Mrs. Andy Marsh; cor
responding secretary, Miaa Cecil#
Heard and recording secretary,
• Mrs. Daniel Mathera.
ginatrd In Germany. "Many, many
years later the Idea was taken up
In America when vendors drove
their carts tn the school grounds
during tha lunch periods and told
food," he said.
"Janitors and eustodians" he
went on, "then took up the idea
and from them the parents on up
until today,"
He stressed the fset that the
program had grown immeasurably
and quoted facts and flrurrs on
the number nf lunches servrd and
how they had doubled from Just a
few years ago compared to today's,
lit also said that tha romrnunlty
should be Informed of tne Impor.
tanre of the school lunch and to|J
about the lunch drpertments in the
new schools.
Mrs. Ruby M. Davis, president,
presided over a short business
meeting prior to Mr. Milwee'a talk.
?he said that plant for Inviting
parents to Join the local organisa
tion and getting acquainted with
the type of work that is being
done are In discussion and will be
carried out shottly.
The next meeting will be held
In Oviedo on Oct. 19. Guest sneaker
for the day will be Mrs. Thelma
Flanigan from Tallahassee who is
head nf the state school lunch
program.
A unique Idea for refre»menl»
is being carried out this year. Pre
viously the school at which the
session was held acted as hostess
but this year each school will
futnl'h an item from Its menu
for the day. At )tsterday's meeting desserts were Used and marked
with cards showing from which
school they were served.
The group used the food to
make comments and to learn new
reripea and new Ideas. At the
Oviedo meeting salads will be
served.
Officers for the association this
year are Mrs, Ruby Davis, presl.
dent; Mrs. Irene Sewell, vlre presl.
dent; Mrs. Ann LefGsr, secretary,
treasurer; and Mrs. Bernice
Hughes, reporter.
Resolutions Passed
For Mrs. Williams
A t BPW Meet
Ware Bible Class
Is Given Supper;
Officers Installed
At the recent BPW meeting the
following resolutions were pasted
by the club on the death of Its
first presidents Sara Mem Will
iam *:
••W HEREAS. G.k I in lit* Infinite
Wisdon has called Sara Mrro
W illiams to dwell in her Heavenly
Hume on September I, liii-V and
H U E R EA S , .‘ be gave nf her
life, while making her home In
Saniurrl Florida, her untiring ef.
forts (or tne betterment of others.
The Ware Bible fix** of thr
Firs* Methodist Church held a
covered dish supper Tuesday
in MrKintry Hall at 7 p m. with
lire officer* of thr class as host
e*«c»,
Aiicr supper a bu*lnr*» meeting
was presided over by Mrs. Jack
Burney F ,r . ftolvn gave a read
im; rntillrd "Why I Go To
Ciuirrch’ after whirh the Hey
Wyatl announced at a Sunday
School worker* school will be held
in ih • Trinity* Methodist Church n
IX'Lantl It wll Im held Sunday
through Thursday.
In.lalUlion of officers was Ihrn
held Bobrrt H. Reels >r wa* installed ai president; Mrt. Carl
Wiliim*. vice president; Mi**
Ethel Bi'fr. necrvlar*. and P II
Wyatl a* treasurer. The Rev. MilIon Wyatt installed hem.
Th. *e attending were Mi«* E lla
Holt, r Mi** Nonne Norwood, Mr*
S E Norwood. Mr. and Mr*. W
W f*re, Mr and Mr* A L. Reed.
Mi** Ethel liner. Robert II. Hroly,
hr., Rot* R-eely Jr Mr. anil Mr*
II I Hutchison, Mr ami Mr*
S p ttolyn, Mr*, c. E. Chur l i n
ing hr.,
and
"A x F irst President of the San
ford Buslov** and Profesdonal
Women's
flu b ,
our t Beloved
" S a iiy " gave unxllntmgly of her
tune and worked alwav* toward
building the flu b into a worth
while organization. Her passing
Is lamented and her friendliness
and helpfulness will be rheri'hed
memories in our heart* forever.
"We. a* Member*, bow m hum
ble submission to the will of out
Heavenly Father and pray that he
sustain and comfort her fused
one*
" R E IT R E S O L V E D : (hat a
copy id these resolution* be spread
upon the minute* of the Businc-*
and Professional Women’s flu b ,
of Sanford, Florida, and a copy
sen; to the family of Sara Mem
W illiam s."
Committee Chairmen for the
year are: Mr* Juslc fa r te r , nlu
eilhm and vocation; Mr*. Sybil
Roulh. health ami .a lc ty ; Mr**
V.,B t Nonnelly, pubhe j f f a in .
Mrs Marguerite Graham . Inter
national relation*: Mr*. Lorraine
Graham, national security. Mr*
Jjacnael Brinson, mrmW r*hm
B ru y da her, finance: Mr*. Glendura Ifxler, new* service, radio
and IA Alias Betty Wuifr.im, pro
grab coordinator; Mr* Mice iyMr
vey reporter: Mr*. Stella Prynr
chaplain and eourle*v; Helen
Pearson, rtinie and g irl. school;
Mr*
la ro ly n True, historian
llello Grantham, scrap h.«ik and
Mias Myrtle Wilson, bulletin.
Story League
Plans Meeting
The Fanford Story League will
hold Its first meeting Monday,
Sept.
at 8 p m. in the Yacht
Club.
"This being the first meeting
of our new year", said M r.
M a y b e l l e Maxwell, president,
"we are extending a cordial in
vitation for all members to lapresent. . Come on folks, let’s alt
join in m iking this another out
Melt a couple of tablespoons of standing year in league history".
butter with a few slivered blanch*
rd limonds until the nuts are gol
A new moisture-resistant lead
den-brown: serve over green as ncncil can be used to mark rain
paragua (froten or canned) or wear and won’t rub out when it
cooked fresh snap beans.
rain*.
NOW IS
TH E
Wednesday night a "Sum m er’s
End " dance was held with Mr*,
itirnter and Mr». Vllllehem r.p ie
sen ling the Catholic Women. Ju n
ior hordes* for the evening was
Mi** Dot Teslo with Mi** Ruby
Stcn*(roni amt M** Suite M cLau
ghlin acting a* ivsvtanl*.
The theme fur the dance wa* eari
licit nut in decoration* of yellow
and grren.
Refreshment* were *erve*L
calendar
OF
EVEN TS
F R ID A Y
The Sanford Duplicate Bridge
flu b w ill meet at the Yacht Club
fot R* regular weekly session.
Feating i* scheduled for 7:10 p m.
wuh play to start promptly at a
o’clock.
The executive committer meet
ing of the Seminole A .-ociationat Woman’ s Mis-ionary
Union
w - l r held at III a in. In the
F irst Baptist Church. Drtnk* w ill
be furnished. Member* arc a-ked
to take their lunch.
SAY l RDAY
Mi
i ’a il Williams Mr* Mav
s 'u pi aid . Mr* l.. T Sheppard
Mi- J .- .k Bui " i» . Mr* M L.
Tilli*
Mr- I .out* Hughey. Mr*.
II il Good*peed. Mr* R , T W ar
ren. the Rev. and Mr*. Mtllon
M*alt. Mr and Mr* W. O Aker
strum. Juilge and Mr*. If W
Ware Xfr* .1 F Riser. Mrs
rife- *'t i i Crowell, Mr ami Mr*
.1 N Ai/arrllo.
T lir Sunday School department
No. Four of fhe First Baptist
Church i* giving a banquet at i
Brownie Troop No, F’ive h «l
p m in the Educational Budding nf
the church All t ! year old Juniors ii« first meeting Sept. I I at the
Christian Missionary and A lli
ate invited to attend.
ance Church.
MONDAY
U ffie rrs for the month were
The tegular business and so rlrrlrd and plans made for the
cial meeting of th* T ru th Seek year'* inerting* w rrr disc us *d.
ers Sunday School fin s * w ill In- Gn Sept. JO Ih# tump bad a re
gular meeting and then made
hrld a .1 p m. in McKinley H all.
paper weight* Plan* w rrr made
Francis M u r r a y ,
ijouthside fur a trip to Midget C lly and thr
safety chairman, hat ratted a lUg T rte fo r t in t wrek.
special safety meeting at 10 a.in
tr. the Board Knoiii of the Bond
AI W \YS CIHIK ri.r.ANLV
of Education Building on Cumli seems hard tnm rliinr* to take
m enial A v r. (the old but sta
tion). A ll group chairmen are time out to wash hand* Ihnroughl*
requested In lie present. Any before whipping up a few quirk
other) wishing to attend aie •andwirhr* for Junior and hi*
fr.cm s. And yel think how much
welcomed.
more time—and anguish —Is in
TL’RSD VT
solved if a child should become
Alt enlisted men’s wives nf the 111 from germ* transmitted In his
SN’ A A S a rr curdially Invited In food from the hands you didn't
vm i'rr
attend Ihc (ir*t meeting to form lake time to »a*h! Ju»l
the Navy Wives Club. It w ill l><- firm about making your children
held in the Enlisted Men’ s Club vfasl Ih rir haml* belore a snack
at 8 pm . For transportation nr a rueal. be firm about your own
band washing hahil*
please eall M l I It.
Brownie Troop 5
Seminole Hi
Tlir SANTORO HERALD
Pact 3
ny MARGARET MOOBR
T h , first A-*qua.l gain , w ill h#
played vsith Hasling's here l«night. No one ran predict ho<*
our team w ill do this year but
from all indications they seem to
lie doing a good job , . . A fter
we beat Hasting*. |we hope* , .
we'll ju it krep right on guitig
’til we reach th# lop , . ,
A ftrr I he game there'* In be
a dance in Ihe gym. It’s .til cents
drag and .15 rent itag. It’ll save
money, boys, to bring a date . , .
Thursday
Judge
lloushotdrr
•poke lo the students on Ihe
new financial responsibility law,
V* he tuld the students, this l*<*
becomes rffrctiv e Oct. I , 1955.
and is ary act of the 1955 legis
lature whirh rompletely replaces
th , taw that was enacted in
1919. It’s pur pole is tn protect
everyone in Florida against f i
nancially ltre>pon*lli|# motor ve
hicle o s iin s and nperalnrs who
become Involved m accident* and
fail lo pay for the damage they
cause. Leaflets w rie pa*srd ou*
to th# students, bring )*<ued as
a public service bv Hie F la ir
Treasurer and lioutam # Coinmission.
A f ir r Ih# Judge’s lalk Mary
Tanner and Faye Ashley told of
their rxp t'iirn cr at G irl Mate.
There’s
a
sophomore
buy
around on whom all r ) r s should
!*e turned . . . lilt name it AI
Collins and he certainly does
have Ih# girls in a dither , , .
II# doesn't actually know how
Ihe girl* feel .'.out him, tn he
hasn't gotten up neivr to a*k
on# In the dame . . . Remember
U , , . you'll save a nickel Fitday night , . .
There is a "Inst and found"
depat Intent
in thr office now.
Some money was turned in, but
has failed tn be rlaimrd.
Tuesday
thestudents
ste**'
through a number nf rbeers with
Ihe rhertlradert. Ib is was held
for the benefit of llm*e fir-h men and ' such to team
the
cherts, I'a llir Witte, Judge, ul
course chore Ihe scriiur* for Ihe
loudest yelleta , , ,
Delorit Junes got her ry r
badly burnrd Thursday by black
pepper . , , How it happened is
a Stumper . . , m ash, she'll tril
if you ask her , , ,
TuDAV’8 THOUGHT . . .
Alw ays Be Em ail , . ,
And don'l l>e dumb , , «
Gn tn School,
U r end up a hum , , .
Fee Ya . . .
.Ship'nShore*
tree-embroidered
striped broadcloth
. . . % sleeves\j
3 9S>
Smr's. Snon.'v tire-planted broadcloth p u ll
•rllirr blouse* m tin* x lu ilr' Nrwryl voft.l.iiiorrit
sneers*nvuii .t little* ruuorird coll.it trim three-qua tier,
f sleeves. cti'llv smoked |ii*.til bill Imix Dntilit woven
hold-vinpr’* on » lute... embroidered liecx i n ,
blending color* combed cut tun ih.vt
lauiulcri ideally. Si/rv 30 In IS.
See womlriiii! Itc** culmcvl broad* lutio too. al
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The Store will he closed nil day Monday
in observance of Religious Holiday
KUHNS
T IM E T O B U Y .
Frl. Srpl. 2.1. 1955
for FALL
COMFORT FRS
All
hltc goose #>wn, covered with
fine q u n lity antin, rich colors of Am-
wafthuhlc, lightweight, wnrtn snd
very n it metier Sire 7-xJLI will fit
t r d a i i bcaul.v, rose, pink, blue, tur
quoise, yellow ami gold. .Made In sell
dnnlile or twin lied Color* of rnr.e,
fo r >39.05
NOW
Ymi'i! wr.ir th e if rbnrtnrra
beginning now, nml you'll
wear lliuin nil thru winter . .
with tin cunt fort nml nlylo
fur which Knot M ain urn
fnniniiY. Ymi'll find color*
from rhnrcofll black to fawny
Inn* . . all at n builgct-wuo
Urk«,
In PO square matcrinl, filled wHh
10U> dacron, ruffled. Completely
blue, green A gold, lie terrible
$2495
$ / 4 -9 5
FT.MIN’.V—
Rl*rk
1'aU nt, Black Suede
PATCHWORK
BED
PILLOWS
QUILTS
RAMBLER— f i r r y
•ilk mill wool lweed
with blncls calf trim.
llagA to match.
I
In pretty old faahlon design*.. Site
80x81, colon of rose, blue, green and
Juat received another
shipment of 100^> dac
ron bed pillows, covered
with extra fine quality
candy atripe ticking.
gold. Only • . .
MI RACE— Navy nr
Ridden sable c a I f—>
Also in black ralf St
m l, high and medium
heels
Each'
hr*
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T his Store will be dosed all
day Monday, Sept. 26, in ob«
servance of Jew ish holiday.
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Bracken
Successor
Is Named
Bub Woodruff, Director of Ath
letics it the University of Flori
da, announc'd today, a replace
ment to fill th# position vacat'd
by Andy Bracken who »num «l
the poMtinn of Assistant Prinrl
] at Seminole High .School at the
finning of the »rhoo| year.
Replacing Bracken will he Tonrad Rehllng, mcrnltcr of the Uni
s 'n i l s of Florida‘a College of
Ph)«iral Education and Health
Staff, at golf cnarh of the Gator*.
ttrarkrn. arcordlnf to Woodruff,
guid.rf the Florida golf'd to the
Southern Intrrroll'fikte and South
eastern conference rhamptonihlpa.
b i t season.
At aiilitant Professor of phyil
eal education, a position he will
continue to hold, Itehling hat been
a golf intlrurtor for many yeara
and la regarded at aa authority
la hit field.
A natUe of Peru, Ind, he
attended Taylor University, Up
land. Ind., where ha received a
Barh'lnr of Sdrnce fiegrrr In
Education Degree; and alio New
College, receiving a .Vinter of
Edueainn Degree; and also New
York Unlvenlty, whera ha workad toward a Dortora'e.
He played baikethall and golf,
and wai on Ihe crott country
learn at Taylor. Ila wai a plater
and coach of golf at Taylor, before
com.of to the Unlversiy of Finn
da in 1M*.
While In Ihe Navy during World
War II. ha worked for lim e I n
yeara with Chandler Harper. Paul
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CHATTANOOGA V -P ro eu lo aall Cbarlai Prentice of Birmlagham and Ewing Pomeroy of At
lanta held a two-atroke lead over
ihe field today at the 30th annual
Southeastern PGA Open foil tour
nament entered ill second l l hole
round.
Pi entire, aulitent pro at Bir
mingham Country Club, and Pom
eroy, pro at Atlanta'! An»l'y park
Golf Club, each fired five-underpar flTa yesterday to thara the
opening round lead
Two itrnkei back were former
circuit pro Skip Aleaander of St.
Petersburg, Fla , and Harold El
ler, pro at the Oh, Hickory Coun
try Club near Nathvill'
Two othert In thr DT-man field
were fled at TO. (hire tlrokci oil
Ihe pace. They were Broylct Plemmuni of Valdoila. (la., who shared
honora with Darwin White of Anniitnn, Ale., in winning Wednetday’a pro amateur, and Jake Fnndren. pro at Memphis* Colonial
Country Hub.
Low amateur Ihrough lha tin t
round ere* JWlman Itohhlni Jr. of
Memphis, who last week went to
the trmlfials of the Natioal Amaleur tourney. Robbins was one of
10 yesterday who carded Tls.
Bunjon. and Lew VV.isham, pro
fesiinnal golferi, a the Norwalk
fnsionat golferi, at Ihe Norfolk
Golf flub.
Rehllng it Ihe author of "Golf
for the Physical r.ducalton Teach
er and Cnarh I1M4)." At Springfield College, la Maitera Thatla
w it tponaored by A. G. Spalding
Co . and seat tilled "Analyila of
Techniques Used in Golf Drlvei.”
This work hat arrlalmed wide attea Hot.
C c H U a fi& you leaking IIkd a
mNNon In
sm s
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Prentice Holds nuts '$ ticoto-. -2-Stroke Lead
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Over PGA Field
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Two Juniors Tops
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Of Sponsors Ploy
NEWTON, Meta. -Fred Ifaaa
Jr. and Art Wall Jr., pro golfera
who itarted playing the game un
der Ihe iharp eyea of their dadt.
led way Into the second round
of the t t ) 000 Sponsors Tournament
today gt the Charles River Country
Club.
The M-yearold Haas and the
Jl-year-old Wall mastered the
wind-swept I U! yard Charles Riv
er Course in five-under par OTs to
share an opening round lead in the
Tl-hole competition ending Sundey.
H an. from New Orleans, now
playing out of Clermont, Calif.,
arored an eagle three on the 4Myard tevenlh bole and added fifcc
birdlea ahlle out in JJ
and
coming bark in Sf A two foot putt
which missed by Inches on the llth
hole cost him the lead.
Wall, ■ Duke University grad
uate playing out of Poeonn Manor,
Pa. relief chiefly on hit puller
in registering M on Ihe first nine
and U on Ihe back nine. Wall put
ted for a eagle on lha tevenlh.
Ha alio had feur b,rdiea on other
boles.
H an la No. • among the lop
money winners on the pro golf eir-
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Crooms Plays Host To Jones
High Saturday Night Here
Lakeland last week, will com* to ended, Melvla Sutton at left tackle,
Sanford la good shape, with the Joe King at left guard, Bill Scurry
eapectatioo of stopping the Pan- at center, Zek* Washington at n g h t||
therk who beat them last year la guard, Ralph Thomas at right
Orlando.
tackle, Robert Black at right end.
The Caachat art very optimis la the backfield Woodie Delrfull*
tic about the aquad of last year’s or Don Burk* will be at quarter
starting team. Replacement! at
quarterback and tackle will be back, Sam Nesbitt or EdJi* Linhard to
find this year. Tbit ier at ngnt nail, Charlie Jam ta or
meant that th* coaches will have Doo Burke at left halfback aud
play their best elevea aa long as Gee Knight at fullback. At the
oiiibl*.
present lime fullback li the only
cult, while Wall Is IRIh. Haas has
Th# starting lineup la eipected position set in the backfield. Th*
won nearly fJO.OOO in tournament to include# Bobby Lamp, at left lineup It intact aacept in depth. M>
play. Wall more than 111 ,100.
Jackie Burke, ■ Train represent
W E W ILL BE CLOSED
ini Kiamesha Lake, N. Y.. trailed
lha top pair with a H S n player*,
ALL DAY
including Dr. Cary Mlddlecoff and
MONDAY, SEPT. 26th
PGA champion Doug Ford, were
IN OBSERVANCE OK
deadlocked with 70s.
BY JAMES BROWN
The IMS edition of the Croomi
Panthers will mike tie debut Sat
urday's, Sept I t at I p.m. la San
ford's Memorial Stadium.
The Panthera will enter this
game with a aii game winning
streak, and according In Coaches
Joe Fair, Hrlburn Meadows, and
Lewis Jones, they will have a good
chance to ealend thla streak to
seven. Jones HI. after losing to
Lathrylsm li a deforming di
sease of domestic animals, and of
humans In some parts of th* world,
which la caused by eating the ie*d*
of common aweet p e n end tom*
other related plants.
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Fireefone
NATIONWIDC . .
Tech Risks Ranking
The Aaeoctated Free#
Tenncsteo, Vanderbilt, Alabama
and Auburn join in the Southeast
erw Conference football fun Satur
day and all but Auburn ere waderdogs la their epewlag giatee.
The >F,( "a other eight teams Ieoh
th* pluago last week, with Louisi
ana Slate pulling Ihe flrat upset of
the infant Season by mangling Ben
tarky'i title contendere 1ST.
Georgia Tech, which climbed
CWICAOO m -fleneral Meaager from loth to led among the aaFraak Lana'i aevea-year associa tion'a power* via a ltd victory
tion with the Chicago White Hot over Miami, Hake that kigh rank
appeared te he ended today, after ing Saturday agalnet Flertda, bed
eeveral thousand word* eg conjec for 10th nationally.
ture end iavaetlv*.
Tie Teek FWvda game la
The dynamic. ttyaar-eM base headliner an thle week's SBC sr*ball trader yeaterdey aubmitted bit gram, hut the MiisUalppt-Bentueky
resignation he a letter to Mrt. tilt la close behind Ole Mile, which
Grace ComUkey, So* prealdrat, rad* a I S il victory ever Georgia
aaking that ke bo released from to tho No. S spot among the eouea contract by Oct. U which kai Iry'e elite, la shooting h r Ita teefive yeara In gw.
ond straight ABC title and
Lena said he had Mreaeoaable lucky la ■ major kurdla. The game
assurance" his resignation wlU ha will he played In Leatngtw ‘at
accepted. Chuck Cemeakey, Mrt. night ana eddimsbert favor Ole
Cemtakey'e eon end Son vice prea- MUa by a touchdown.
Ident, aald acceptance of tho rwtlg- Alabama gnee to Heuitoa h r a
pelioa la a ."foregone conclusion," night game with Rice, which looks
Mra. Cotnlaker hag made no liko the best la the powerful South
comment.
west Conference. Th* Crimson Tide
Lane le quitting hecaute of a Is a two touchdown underdog te
long feud with Chuck ComUkey, th* Owls, who trounced 'lam e h - f
which burst inlo the open after In Ihe ISM Colton Bowl,
Chuck criticis'd Ihe general ntaa
Tennessee opens el home igainat
ager for a Mena In ComUkey Mississippi Stale and the vultore
Farfc.
■re alighlly favored. Georgia play*
Lane at that time rushed to th* boat to Vanderbilt and i* given a
baa of Will Harrldge, American touchdown edge over the CommoLeague president, to protest an doree. LSU, fat and aatay after
umpire’i action In removing Boa Ita upset over Kentucky, ealli an
catch * Bher m Lailar from the ball Taiae ASM In another night
game. A few daya later Ford gama and the Tigers am favored
Frick, b a a a b a II commissioner, by Ihe narrowest of margins. Tu
fined Lane MOO Lane thea ea lin* travels lo Austin tn meet Tel
rnirked that "I appreciate the ia and th* Longhorns are favored
keen sent* of loyalty et Mr. by two touchdowns. Auburn opens
Charles ComUkey."
Hi season at homo against Chat
Under Lane s leederahlp, Me hot tanooga and tha Plainsmen should
have advanced into aa Americas be able lo run up a big score.
League power. He wai named gen The eld gueailag game:
eral manager Oct. g, INC, Inherit Georgia Tech ever Florida: But
ing an eighth-place Warn. The Sot Tech took auch a pounding from
finished aiitfc the ftret tww yean Miami that the Yellow Jacket*
•f Lane'e administration, wet* woo l be operating at top effectivefourth hi 1MI, and now a r t winding
si, eo dent he too lurpriood M
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tucky may kave keen "flat"
against LSU becaeae they were
pointing for Ole Mlaa, hut Johnny
faughUw Rebell have so Much of
fense end so much, epeed Its herd
to envision them Inetai to anybody.
VanderhUt ever OeargJe f s » l
against tha "esperta" and picking
an npaeL Vandy'a Charlie Horton
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NEEDS 17-92 WIDENED
SEMINOLE
Thefollowing
editorial
appeared
in yesterday's
#
Sanford Herald. The undersigned merchants of Sanford
and Seminole County endorse the editorial
each citizen
express your
As
to call
concern.
your
says,
the editorial
county
"Time
their stumbling blocks In the nay of progress, decided that the appraisers ahmild
appraise, not only the property from Five
Polnla south In to the Orange County line,
hut also the properties from Five Points
north to (lnora Street, and In addi
tion, the Seminole County Attorney should
prepare legal pleadings to condemn and to
right-of-ways from Five Points to the Orange use a Declaration of taking not lust from
County line was for the sum of $.‘>00,000. U'e Five Point* south, bill also from Five Point*
were additionally delighted, too. when Sir north. This was done—niind you—knowing
John Melsch, chairman of the Board of Coun that not a single deed, not a single that met,
ty Commissioners, announced that the ap not one Iota of an Instrument was ready on
pralsal was delilierately made a little high. the pronertv NORTH of Five Point*. Stum
Because, that meant Seminole County would bling Block? That's Ju*t ONE of them!
*
have sufficient funds to' acnulre the rightWhy ere we getting an excited about ail
of-ways for the first part of the project with thla? Pimply thla—we know that thla I* the
out any strain.
mo*t Important project to face the official*
With $825,000 In the secondary mad of this county in the last three decade*. The
fund, plus the $220,000 which la to become most Important prolect since 192(1 when
available following the Issuance of revenue • he present 17-02 right-of-wav wa* DONAT
certificates by the State Road Department ED ENTIRELY by the people and when
from anticipated receipts of the county dur citizens hauled clay Into the pro|>o*ed road
ing the next five years from surplus gas tax bed for the protect.
funds, this gives the county, almost Im
We ere also excited about all of this
mediately, the sum of 1545,000 to purchase
simply hecause It Indicates the possibility
right-of-ways, it was also pointed out, at
th at tome of the Seminole County Commis
the Tuesday meeting, that some 15 owners,
having land valued In excess of 925.000, sioners went to he In the position of pleas
would be willing to donate th tir property for ing ALL people ALL the time.
the proposed right-of-ways.
Here Is exsetly what It means to this
county snd to th t citizens who live here: the
Naturally, everyone was happy!
Roed Department has budgeted the sum nf
What happens then I The Seminole Coun $800,000 to widen, four-lane, and pave 17 02
ty Commissioners, rolling another one of from Five rolnta, in Seminole County, to the
Importance Of 17-92 4-Laning
Is Too Groat To Lot Slip Away
Before the m y eye* of tvary eillien of
Seminole County there h n been drawn word
picture* of a modern, up-to-the-minute, fourlaned highway, joining Sanford and Orlando.
Reforc the project geta paat the planning
atage, however, atumbllng blocka of words,
promise!, spending unnecessarily, and false
economy are being thrown In the way for the
project to become a reality.
And aa seconds tick away on ever)' clock
and watch In Seminole County, the most for
ward-looking project to face the county offi
cials In Its history Is being pushed farther
back from reality.
Here are the facte—and remember—you,
aa a citizen of this county will benefit from
the highway's completion.
Last Tuesday, the Seminole County Com
missioners Initiated an action to expedite the
securing of the right-of-ways for the widen
ing, four-lanlng, and paring of lT -ft. At the
time that thla action was discussed, many
members of the Citizens Committee were prosent. It was evident th a t everyone was over
joyed when the appraisal estimate submitted
by C E. Duckworth, Sr., of Orlando for the
and
urge
commissioner
and
Is
Running
Orange County line. THIS YEAH! That
money MI’S! BE SPENT or contracted fur
before December .11, 1955.
Before the Stale Road Department will
let any contract, the right nf-wava must lie
acquired elthrr by gift, purvhnee. modem
nation, or through the use nf a Declaration
nf Taking. So you *re. the Seminole Countv
Com ml** loners can tell the one* of u« who
are FOR 17 01! that they're SO SORRY, hut
there lust isn't enough ntonev to huv all of
the ri .ht-of-wav. And then. WE ARE. SUPPOSED TO accent the statement at It* face
value—when WE KNOW THAT THERE
IS NO REASON FOR ALL OF THE PRO
PEIITY TO RE ACQUIRED.
Here i* the truth of the m atter—the
countv need* only to acquire the right-ofwav from Five Point* south to the Orange
Counlv line THIS YEAR. Iirrausf that I*
the only part of the road promised, scheduled,
or even exnected In he built Mils year. Next
year, additional monies will he available
through the 7th Cent On* Tax to Seminole
County to purchase and acquire the rightnf-way from Five Point* north to Sanford
There is MUCH the .Seminole County Com
missioners eoithl do to help get this project
completed snd the contract let this year, tint
they'll never do it if thev insist that *11 of
the right-of-ways t<e condemned or acquired
this year.
The people in all part* of Seminole Conn
ty will be affected for ypara to come hy the
O ut”
widening or non widening of 17-D2. We know
now what the Seminole County Commis
sioner* plan to do next year slnre they un
animously approved the PAVING AND
WIDENING OF Id if 17-92 |* not completed
It I* time that each citizen who feels that
17-92 four lauing and widening Is of para
mount Importance to the future growth and
prosnerltv of ALL of Seminole Countv TO
CONTACT YOUR COUNTY COM.MIS.
SIONI'R and tell him that you, as one of hi*
constituent*, recommend to him that he give
ALL OF HIS EFFORTS. UNBIASED and
unrelenting to do everything he can to see
thst the project Is started in THIS calendar
year.
,
If the Seminole County Commi**inn
doesn't do something In the next two weeks,
time will have run out. And the money, spent
so luhilaiitly last Tuesday, will have been
wasted.
Don’t take a passive answer from your
county commissioner. This prolect could
have already been underway had it been the
wish of the enMre BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS.
REPRINT FROM THURSDAY'S EDITORIAL
R. W. WILLIAMS
L im a n ,
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DOT POWELL
CARLTON 0. TODD
EARL FAUST
OFFICE SURPLUS, SANFOSD
RESTAURANT, 17-92
DRUG STORE, SANFORD
A. L WILSON
GORDON SWEENEY
W. A. PATRICK
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JACK HALL
FURNITURE, SANFOSD
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WALLY PHILIPS
P U L P S ’ COLONIAL CLEANERS, SANFORD
MERLE WARNER
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SANFORD
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F r ! . S rp L 23. 1933
THE SANFORD HERALD
f
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•y
•THI CIMN0AMT1 In the •Volf-whDtle" kidnap- *wilta murdering Till for allegedly "wolf-whi»lliiig**
' I rnUnlrr «>( llnunill Ivmis Till, llo rjr-o ld al Ilrjanl'* wife as she entered a store in Money,
I
ign Negro, are th iw n at they were interviewed Mlia. Al Ixittnm, right, are the ten prospective
I International New* f-crvice reporter James l». Jurors aim had been tentatively seated. Al bottom,
J :'~ i||-n it gilt> during a rrrr-r |q the trial at left, are the proreetil'ng attorney! In the rase. They
I mnrr, M. j Al left Is J. V . Milam. 2J. holding arte (I. In r.): StatA Attorney Orrald ('tritium;
- —I « in. liiriry , 2, and al rented It lloy llryant, j Special Attorney llobtrl Smith and County AN
holding son, I-anur, I. The defendants are charged i lorney J. H. Caldwell. (f nlernallonel Souniijlioloi)
ihiin ’t
uoriii.it
Prelly Cleo Says
Too Much Stress
Pul On Cheesecake
dPRIM .FILLi), Ma.s r - A Dime Store Founder
b i g tur.k »r:l ladder lire truck
S. H. Kress Dies
Cradled again*.I a new automobile
NEW YORK
- Suniirl II
v.urh imaihed into a second car
K ins, (2. founder and chairman
'f t a road lurn last nighl.
: of the board of S. II. Krrsa Co ,
• 1 ha tiller n u n —who r trrrl the
nation* Me five • and dime chain
fr r sect.i n o( tlie fire tru c k store. di:d Thursday at his homr.
era* not thrrr.
Kress first entered the retail
Fire Chief D:nri Murphy riuntrd mercantile buslnrti In Nantirokc,
HOLLYWOOD .!»—Any male who
the uiiidcntilird liltrr man aa say Pa., after a period of school |ri* V meets shapely Cleo Miwue in a
ing that brent' *- *i the nature of Ing Laitr hp went Into the whole •crludrJ cocktail lounge and then
the fire he didn't butiicr In board sale stationery business in Wilkca- ! talks fur an hour or two about
the vehicle at the fire station.
•other movie .tars’ e>»s would have
llarre. Pa.
I to be a real »<|uair.
From thf» g in n in g rtnerged
Well. Cleo told this si|uare that
T ie water nine! nr nipper ha* Ihe Krrsa chain; wlilrh included
th** imisusl curium of winking mere than IVO atorca at the time Hollywood's overemphasis on busts
and cheesecake It paste and terer.J eye.
of hia death.
jrilily misplaced when it comes to
evaluating sex appeal.
''ll l-n'l Ihe vhape a star is In
P :R O ;! OUT; JUNTAS RULE COUNTRY
that founts.” Cleo confided. ' The
»tx. a|)|m-sI message Is in Ihr ryes.”
* | aa ROfMflNA enio}-s an noes-jr
She cited examples:
/ A p**aec Mlowing the Sioigd it'on of Prealdent Jiun It.
It Isn't Jane llussell'i obvious
(Tyrol) (right), as rival military
physical endowment! that made
Juntis maneuvered fur advan*
her a lop muvtr siren. >he said.
/I gn. A parley lx tween loyatirta
” IFi those sinuuldriing eyes,"
. *r id rebel Paiter* was held In
Marlon Brando is Jane s rountcr*
fcurnas Aims. Fcron wai rrporlpart in the male c>r« department,
* ily fill) In the capital. Gen.
Cleo said.
IrJuardti Leonard), rtbel comIlohrrt Milehum and Ava Gard
tnindrr at Coidoba, lias ordered
ner both have "shopping eyes,”
(vrlM-I Adptlral Iraar ftojaa not to
sometimes known as "roving
take Ml (i ulaer La Argrnllaa In*
eyes."
1 > tluennj Alrea fur pear* talk*.
"When these two look al yon,
T'ap ihowa the towns of Eva
brother, sou know Ihe mrrrhandise
iTernn (A), site of oil refineries,
and Mar del Plata (It) which
has l**rn rarrfully inspertesl."
Writ under rrbrl naval gun*.
A star needn't have sultry eyes
to get user sex appeal, Cleo ar
gues
"June Allyton Is not thought of
as an obviously sexy star. But
when she opens wide those big,
baby-blue eyes, you know every
guy In tha place Is going In (all
apart ”
Kvrn Marilyn Monroe, according
In Clen, has said more with halfrinsed eyelids |hsn she has with
Ihe famous wiggle.
Of rnurve. (fro admits that only
a woman would notira the Mnnrne
eyes
Gary Cooper Is one nf Ihe most
durable nf all Hollywood box nfftre
stars despite little publicity and
a itolr style nf acting..
"Cooper never has to open his
mouth with those drermy eyes. The
girls all say aYup‘ for him." Cleo
A.'.Uf.iK
laid.
Burt Lancaster Is another box
office king with eye appeal.
"Sure, he's hull! like superman
and he's got X-ray ryes loo —
lees right through all of us girls."
PACIHC
Cleo got off on the eye bit beOCfAN
cause of eentnr trouble on one of
her movies, "Hold Bark Tomor
row." After much haislc, the pro
duction code finally awarded It a
«' '
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»•»* a a 1'
Costly
Cowboy
Outfit
ALBL'Ql.'KBQL'E LB - Davy
C r o c k e t t , as any red-hlouBed
American boy knows, had his fur
cap
And it seems that every woman,
av many a hard-working spouse
knows dreams of a fur coal.
\\>11, mrn, your day hat rome!
Worn the little woman shouts
for Ihe fur and the young'un
choruses for a g e n u i n e Davy
Crockett coontkin cap, draw your
self up proudly, give 'em a stooryeyed stare, and proclaim:
“ Now look here! I haven't even
paid the first installment on my
mink blue Jeans. My Jeweled cow
boy buckle it being revJird and
what what good would that be with
out my si- pairs of cowboy boots—
a paltry 41.000 a pair ”
Th t year, al the New Mrxico
State Fair, ranchers will hive a
rhanrr to tee a 410,two wardrobe
lor the cowboy at least they're
billed that way, even if nxleo
qurens do wear Ihrm. The mink
Jean, have Item making the rounds
of the country at the biggest state
fairs. But Simon Goldman, who
I
, . i< display in Ihe dairy
building, added Ihe red for a com
plete en.cmble.
"I wanted vomrthlng real unus
ual and outstanding." he said. "I'll
probably have to hire a couple of
guards."
The entire outfit Is valued at
lin.ouo
The blue (cans, costing 43,500.
ate lined with silk.
"They had to gel 72 matched
skins *o make the blue jeans.”
Goldman .aid "You have to ad
mit. Ihey're luxurious if you Uka
mink."
The rowlxiy buckle, made en
tirely of gold and silver and rich
ly studdrd with Jewels, was fashione** by a silversmith. It costs 41,000.
The bouts come In sets of six
pairs, tt.ooo a pair, and a Stelsoa
hat will run ttOO.
Actually, none of the pieces are
fur sale. But they're pictly ta
look at.
Hospital
(Continued from Pag# One)
function* uf the auxiliary as, 1.
public relations; J. service to
patient and hospital which drman.I r< gutarlty and promptness;
and :t, fund raising.
Weir tevralrd that the build
ing has been promised by OcL 16
when it is h»l«d that furniture
ami other equipment can be
moved into it. Dee. 1 ha* been
tentatively set as lha opening
date, he said.
Mrs. A. W. Epps Sr. p.-rslded
ow r the meeting la*l night, Khe
uigrd those who have nut yet
picked up their uniforiua at
I'rnney'a to do *o and all those
who wish to Join a rt requested
to mnLait Mrs. W. R. Dyson,
uniform chairman, immediately
in order to gel the uniforms by
tho opening dale.
Navy Is Boastful
Of 'Great Victory'
WASHINGTON JP - The Navy
points with priJ* to a "great vic
tory" over arctic barriers in tak
ing supplies la the nation's north
ernmost radar outpnvla.
Vice Adm. F. C- sJenrbrlnk.
commander of the Military Saa
Transport Sorvlei, said Wednesday
this summer’s ihipmrnls to build
the distant rarly warning <DEW)
radar drfrnsc line marked the
first use of the historic Northwest
Pssssga to movo mrn and sup
plies.
Denebrtnk said not a lift was
lu«t among the 11.647 people
aboard 126 ships In tha threemonth operation. Ho said quit* a
few ahlps dki suffer damaga and
fan aground, but repairs ware aa
efficient that all but two vessels
were heading homeward under
own power after rounding Point
Barrow, Alaska, this week.
The admiral said 641.000 meas
urement tons of general supplies
and l,aM,0C3 barrels of petroleum
products were unloaded along Uw
1,500-mile stretch of the Creeola ad-Ala ska DEW U ae'tho Navy
concentrated on this summer, sad
other northern posts. A meas
H waa not the obvious nhyil- at
urement ton, one way af figuring
ralI attraction!
attractions that caused Ihe the volume of cargo, Is usually
trouble. Many of the Irenes rut reckoned at 4$ cubic feet.
were eloirupt which showrd only
my eyai See what ! mean? 1
During ih* dark agas, call war*
(Continued From Page One)
Last wrrk's questionable receiv
ers are now looking sharp- In *
statement during tho first of the
week, Coa-h Fleming said, "For
self-preservation in our running
attack we’re going to have a
passing attack whether we have
PONTIAC. Mich. UR - Robbie
any completions or not." Sow it
looks as though the passing at Dunn It back at his Pontiac borne,
tack will almost equal the value and he made it under his own
of the running attack hut even power.
Bobbie, 14. lost both legs while
with the |uts.lng looming as an
accurate and deadly wrapon trying to ralch a ride on a freight
against Hastings it must be re (ram last Christmas day. One Irg
called that it was excellent was vevrrcd and the other had to
against Lyman last Friday night. be ammilatcii.
Rcnn Dunn, hit father, was JobThe Feds completed seven out af
levs at the time. There was no
12 attempted pacea then.
Although Hastings is suffering | money for hospital care and expenfrom lack of
experience, the ' live artificial legs.
Nancy Donaldson, daughter nf
Rpudsters will field proluihly the
heaviest team that tha Feds will Pontiac Mayor John Donaldson,
fare all sraenn. The 170-pound started a collection. With money
tram average I* the heaviest donated by townvpeople Bobbie
Coach Herman "Foots’* Bromley was sent to a hospital in Grand
has had in his six-year career at Rapids, where he was fitted with
Hastings. Hastings has an ideal artificial legi.
He returned home Wednesday for
Bpllt-T backfirld. Hit two speed
sters are light and fast;
Gil a happy reunion wtlh hit family,
Hailey at 142 pounds and Fred tnd neatly lurked away in a Pon
Williams at 145 pounds. Quarter- tiac hank Is 112.000 in hit name.
harking the cluli will he husky : Ihe remainder of the fund donated
Joe llarnes at 160 pounds, while for his care.
mountain Mike Johnson at 205
pounds will be plunging Into tho
line fur Ihe extra yardage.
Coarh Brum lev hs*-lnrning Ictlemirn who are familiar
with Ih* Split T variation. His
ends ar* tail and lanky: Bill
AUTOS MOW TMtOUOH flooded streets outride the main gale of
Camp Geiger after llurneane lone left her calling card at Jackson
Tindrl a A foot 2 at Id) pounds,
ville. N.C. Below, high tides rsu.-ed by lone washed away part of
FRASER, Colo. uN -P rviideni
and Trenton Harvey Is 6 feet II
the beach from underneath the boardwalk at Virgu*^
and 156 pounds. Coarh Brumley Elsenhower prepared today In
has been very successful in hia make public Soviet Premier Niko
intn the heart of a town which
years at Hastings, lie wound up lai Bulganin'* personal message to
onrr welcomed stranger*.
last year with a 6-4 record to ! him on Ihe President'! plan for
Hardware stores say thei rstorks
run his string of victories in tho mutual aririal inspection and ex
of locks have been exhausted and
last five years to 30 against only change of military blueprints.
aifcmumtion sales are booming.
14 losses.
In a d v a n c e nf Eisenhower'*
Husbands are teaching their wives
nrumley, an ex-Frd gridder Is scheduled departure from Eraser
h«w to handle shotgun! and rilirs.
from Faoford an dls an ex-team for the Denver White House, aides
The town has been converird
mate nf Coach Fleming. Brumley laid Ihe Kremlin leader's note
Into a tense aicna of false alarm*,
played line and Fleming played might be released for publication
rumor* and te a m .
lutckfield. Brumley went to Hol by (he day's end—or it might be
held up until tomorrow.
lins College in Winter Park.
TO L.i_______________
STOCK BRIDGE, Mich. UB-Thr
Helping Coach Fleming convert
T ie timing depended on when
LOST—Blue
A while ttnpp
to the Spllt-T are two new assist Ihe President gelt a go ahead from lock'and Ihe gun have replaced
wallet near Touchton'i Friday
ants. Bud l-ayrr coached in Caro Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. the open door anJ friendly hand
morning. Reward. Mrs. Ray
lina Iasi year and did gradual* Molotov, who is in New York for shake in thin central Michigan
mond
LundqulvL Ph. 1568-J.
work al (stetson. II* is handling the UnltH Nations General Assem
community, blanketed by a fog of
Ih* line. Harkfield Coarh Itoh bly meeting.
Koonli roachrd in West Yiiginia
Meanwhile, Ihr chief executive fear since Ihe bammcf-slayuig of
last y e a r where he ran tha was drafting a reply tn Bulganin. a farm couple Sept. 2.
Jipllt-T with great success.
It will he made public, an associ-j
The town (pop. LOM) lies only
There will |>e Ft lettrrinrn tip ate said, " a t soon as it can 1*1 II milet from ihe Stale Prison of
for the gam* tunighl hut even mad* ready,” but probably not be Southern Michigan at Jackson, the
A 7 (/M € H 4
the leltermrn were In the awk fore nrxt week.
world's largest walled institution.
ward situation of getting .ac
.MockbrrJge people didn't worry
customed to new positions as
much about their neighbor* until
Gasoline
Pouring
many shifts were mad* to make
the night when the battered bodies
the new offense click. John
of Howard Herrick 63, and hit
Clark, now at end played defrnse Along With Water
wife Myra, U, wire found at their,
In 1322 Colon
last year; 204-pound Rolx-rt Car
OKLAHOMA CITY
F re e -*11 farm five miles away. A bloodied
T in : COLOR YOU WANT
ter now at tackle played centrr Ihe gasoline you ran drink.
hammer lay nearby.
last yrar; and Gen* Bass 104That's the situation in which Ih* The discovery touched off a na: WHEN YOU W A N T IT
pound tackle played guard last C. A Webb family finds itself. tionwide search for Nealy Buchan IN ALL FINISHES.
year. Coarh Fleming it very Wehb'i private water wrR Is pro an, 31, who escaped from the pris
hard up for reserves, Tha tram .luting quantities of almost pure on the dsy before lha killing. Po
SANFORD
with a 1-5-1 record from last gasoline.
lice tai.l hit fingerprints were
year’* tingle wing will dress out
P A I N T CO.
Webb *ayt he believes Ihe gasn-' found at tha icrnr.
only 27 men tonight.
line is e-capln; from an ml field
407 W. FIRST ST.
Buchanan hat not been found
With many great Improve- pipeline and seeping Into Ihe well.
In
Ihe
patt
two
weeks,
fear
ha*
FR
EE PARK IN G
mrnta In punting, passing, and But he hasn't been able to find
sifted patt the locked doors and
timing the Feds may prove lo o Ihe sourre thus far.
daxtling for tha visiting SpudThe gasoline showed up In the
stem. Kickoff tim* ls R p.m. to water Aug. 4, Webb said. It In
night at Memorial Stadium.
creased to the point where water
Probable starting lineup for drawn through faucets would flash
llastlngi; ends—Bill Tindall* 1M and bun* briefly when ignited.
pounds; Trenton Harvey 166* A neighbor is supplying lha fam
txiundi; tackles, James Godwin ily with water.
J07 pounds and Milton Horne IPO
pounds; Guard*— Fred Strunk
116 pounds and Donald Sweat 200
pounds; center—Jerry Master* 146
pounds; Quarterback—Joe llarne*
DVI pounds; Halfback*—Gil Bailey
LAST TIME TONIGHT
142 pounds and Fresl Williams 146
JIT * WTV S'IX
pounds; Fullback—Mika Johnson
at 206 pounds.
Coach Firming says lha defen
sive lineup for the Fed* will lie
somewhat different but.tha ofteny $ V
B ,'9
• tv* linaup Is: ends—John Clark
176 pounds and Jim Owsns 166
pounds: Tackles—Gen* Rasa ID*
pound* and Robert Carter 204
7*1 — 16*6
pounds: Guards— David Galloway
_LH8
•MAI
170 pound* and Howard Allred
106 pounds; eantar Brantley Srhlrsrd 160 pounds; Quarterback—Jim
Hawkins 160 pounds; Halfbacks—
Phil Byrd 146 pounds and Jo*
Bussf 160 pounds. Fullhatk—Hom
er Alexander 170 pound*.
0>
like Will Reveal
Soviet Message
Lock, Gun Replace
Friendly Gestures
In Tense Village
CHOOSE & USE
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CRA?HG«T
USED
CARS
SATURDAY ONLY
1 hen babies go on rrgu^ir milk, give them llortlen's)
Homogenised Vitamin I) milk. Other milka
hnawpraised, law, Other milks have
Vitamin I). Ollier* provide ralcium,
to good for teeth anil bone*.
DODCR
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th eir tU U n ta Bordrn’i
llo m o trn iu A t ilomin fl
m ilk than any ether.
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First Home Game oouuy vunn uome
Under Own Power;
$12,000 Put Away
roasted alive and dropped from
India haa 40 birth* a year h r Ugh lowers in m effort to do avay
every thousand people romparod la with tha spirits of witchcraft, says
IS In Sweden and II In England.
(ha Naltoani Geographic ariaty.
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feci m rn confident when
they buy it. They feci that
Borden'* goes above and
Beyond ike necessary atepc tu
bring them a product that
truly hs* rot to ba good—
pure, fresh, wholesome.
And remember mother*,
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IT. Cry af paia
WktrWr,
ONE BIG MISTAKE
RENO. Nev. cf - William Pow
ell'i tool ihed hid been broken
Into twrlre In recent weeka eo he
armed himielf with a plito] and
an automatic ihotgun and tittlrd
down to ipend the night in the
■had But he meda tha miitakr
of Hypping outild* for a while
When he returned, the plitol end
rifle ware gone, along with tn
electric grinder. They’re aHU look
Ing for the burglar.
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MIAMI (*—1The blpJi and beat!*
art flock Jig lo 'he aid of Cecil,
lha lovctiek camel.
Cecil U the Iona camel In thr
Dade County Zoo at Crandon Park
on Key Bliciyne. He appeared to
be ailing recently, and a veter
inarian examined him.
Nothing ailed Cecil except love
tlekneii, tild the Vet. He longed
for a wife
A fund n et itarted to buy Cecil
a mala. People gave torn# money
Then eomecne got the Ida* of let
ting hi* pet *ecd In a f# * pennies
The thought spread iwlftly.
To date, S parakeeti, !6 dogx
a monkey, tight eat*, a parrot, a
guinea pig, tuo eanariei, a turkey,
a aereeeh owl and three wild birdhive made donation!
reell'i bridal fund now total*
ITU M. about half what'* needed
Any of you pel* want to help Cecil
with hi* domeitlc problem?
iii
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U:l* Wnteeme Treealar
fti-kari u Lewie tkew
Merle Matinee
h..h rrn*br Bkow
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Coach** J . E. F e ir, L . A
done*, and H. Meadow* have
teen working hard with th* tram
getting the boye In rood form
fer tfca firat game with Jonr*
High at the aiadium In Sanford
on Sept. 2J. The band under tho
direction ef the new band direc
tor Alvin F . Graham, of Jackaonvilla wilt make ita f l n t *|>pearnne* at thla lim e. Both new
member# and new fratute* have
teen allied thia year.
FOOTBALL
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F H . 8 #pl. 23 , 1953
THE 5.VNT0 RD HERALD
THE
OLD HOME TOWN
"In condution, wa belliva that
The War On Asthma
4 Keep a trrtp book td eixn
YOU dost hixw La nftar ftan whk-Jx
“ Actlvillea;
1. 1’i.xnnrd publicity on Hie fol
low ing:
A. Announcement*, neol*, con’dilion* and aiC'im plUhuirnl* of
the ichoul.
2. tn-ptov*
relatlonxhlp
betwren Lha peraormel and tl * par
ent*.
3. Improve
rrlatlonthip
ha1. Planned publicity on the fol-
■
’ilr'p e c tfu lly
tptnephnnn.
While we c u t tar* you. we
Dupral la halpfrS In m"dag
•an, with Utt proper draga. ooa- rtaea.
trnl Juit abeut I V ajtfcmatte
j,
Worb Scowfr +
attaak.
Uaxy doctor* prafw «aa ed
Thera are brbmwub drop
• wah will act effacUvaty do* •phcdxuw aliher orally or by In
pmdlng, af eourat, upon atrtaln jection. if taken by mouth, tt
w orb alowty and frac-*ntty
coBdiUonA
makca the patlrnt n*
UQCrgf a nisoT piw a
Amlnorhyl""* c ' ”
-a
a
A doMor'a preicr.ptlnn I* re t n t r 'v ; - •
,y .
n.
qulred for virtually all of th:iu m j j ,t.
Indeed, 1 hop* 1 don’t have to OursT Oit a o i.:n %.
caution you again*! taking any
N. O : l acen to
.
tort
medicine for a dlatnaa tuch a* aallva In my mou h t
uah
thla without your doctor’* advice. Doea It m em rnyihlr
Hut It might rvllav* you a bit
Answer: The m rrr
* ant
ta know lu ll how many drug* of aallva var!” In i*
In*
there art In caaa you need thrm dlxlduala.
eubmlttedt
and what aoma of them will do.
A groat men ai« n are :ca*
The moat valuable drug In alunally In nervous r ra i, la
treatment of aathma for aomc acute tnfcctlnna, In. .‘iV r of
time haa been epinephrine. It the mouth and ctp- '.lly from
Itm la, although ACTII and cor- the ua* of certain dr :i
wall
tlion* frequently produce dra as tobacco.
matic mulla.
| After the cause tot thla r ndl#
A modified form of Bua-Fhrln* tlon has berrx d-te.m l -d, uop«g
la tdacUva In email do***, it dote treatment can We ear id u t bf
not product tha aid* reaeUona1your ohTdclen.
J, M Dtnlely — Chairman, A.
It. ])< u g lxi, K. J . Eubank*, L . A.
.Inn-«, E.
arutiatlcoi
BltbdBB.
nf ecktol public relation* ih-i-ild
The fellewdng rojrekaataUvta
provide tha mean* where by th* w*r* appotmed;
prefeiiiont) perannnej pupil* end
1 Fel'glrut argealtetleat — C
lay public have tho oppoitumty
10 ehara in defining tho purpoMi. J. Huriton tad i. Lawaan.
t. Buitneee, atvica and eectel
•itabllihir.g the policte,, tvtlualmg and improving the Iprcgrarn. organiaeUoni—E. L. Zlackicear*
and L, A. JontL
"O W Ktlvce:
Recomrxendetlcat:
1. To provide opportnaitlee for
I. That the chairmen ef each
the three gtoupi (prraonn'd, pub
lic and lay public) to undciatAiid department icrvxi or appoint a
member of hit department te
the echool program.
2. To provide opportunity• for •erv# at reporter for the pur
the participation o f th e 3 major port* of reporting all worthy
new* of tha department.
group* in the achou) program,
2 That a trophy rai* be In3. To proxhlo cpportuniliee for
the cooperation of the :t majut •tailed In the front entrance ef
group* in the echool program, the main building.■*
L. tU»ck»here, C. J.
-lin titu n , J , A. L a waori.
al KT par cent of the U. S egg
iiroduttlon w*» xold ai dried or
troien, but tha pcrcentago hai
dropped to T or below In recent
multtha.
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Sept. Si), Howard at O ral*} Oct
21, Hungcrford at Sanford, Oct.
27, Centia! High of IV a t k a at
Sanford
for the Homr-'orning
Game, Noe. 1, E u itla at Euati#;
Noe. 24 Euclid High ef P eLan J
at Sanford.
CROOMS B PA
The UFA did * fmo fob ta il
year in m a lin r it poxaib!# for
the hand to make arvrral trir*
and the parent* were well repieicnied al a joint I'T A and UFA
meeting recently.
f t B l.lt' R E L A T IO N S
C O M M ITT ER
The Public Relation! Commit
tee wi»h<* to make the following
reports
’’The public i t the owner, the
producer, and lha comumer of
public echoo!*, therefore it haa
the reiponalbillty for aupporlmg,
defending aur.d underatanding tlm
ochool'a progre-*
•’ Fhlloiophy ” W# believe that.
A ll element# of our ichool popu
lation Including patent, teacher*,
pupil*, echnot of filia l* and nun
and
women
without
children
• houtd join togethrr in a program
of echo'd Improvement »» J-;nt
owner* and operator* for tho
fundamental purpi-ee of devrlup. tween the *rhoo| and eoclal, civic,
itig to it‘a h ig h rtl p-xiitiilltie* rvltgiou* and prufcaaional organour public echool *y#tem.
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Deny Ambassador
Accused Adenauer
WASHINGTON UT-U. S. officials
u r "it just Un’t true" >kal Am
bassador Charles C. Bohicn ae
rated German Chancellor Konrad
Adenauer o( betraying an Ameri
can lecrrt.
Buhlcn hlmtclf. vacationing In
Cambridge, Matt., from his Mos
cow post, declined to comment
on the new* story, earned Wed
nesday in the Bonn newspaper
Abendpost.
The paper quotrd Adrnauer a t
laying In an off-the-record talk
with lit American correspondents
that Bohlen made the charge during a “temperamental'* exchange
with Herbert Blankrnhorn, Bonn'l
ambassador to NATO.
The paper said the incident oc
curred during Adcnaucr'a recent
negotiations In Moscow and in
voked a Russian protest against
the launching of American propa
ganda balloons from Germany,.
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CLEARWATER 'A-M ake a good
Impression fast, a 'professor nf
marketing at the University of
Florida told Ihe Florida Express
Fruit Shippers Asm.
"The first 10 seconds of eonlart
with the customer are the most
important.*' Dr. Frank Goodwin
laid.
He urge.) the shippers In spend
more money on attractive roadside
signs and attractive packaging be.
cause "in most cases the decision
to seller your store Is made way
up the road. Lola of our buying if
impulse buying.**
The association elected William
Mood. Fort Lauderdalr, president;
J. H. Williams, Island Grove, vie*
president; and William A. Stubbs,
Orlando, secretary-treasurer.
After Many Years
Jackie Cooper Has
Piece Of TV Show
HOLLYWOOD i t - Jackie Coop
er, alter 30 years of showbusineis
artJ stardom finally has something
working for him (or the b ril Uma.
Jackie, only U now. owns a
piece of ••The People's Choice.** a
television comedy svrias which
stars him and debuts Oct. 0 over
n b c -t v :
This good financial fortune for
Jackia stems from the fact that b
Jackie stems from Ihe fact that ha
Is one of the few Hollywood stars
who e set looked at himself ob
jective™
Jackie, of course, was one of the
greatest ol all child stars and a
box-office mint for MGM. Then he
grow up, served la lha Navy and
came back to town to become an
actor. It was the lower) ebb of ■
fabulous career.
” 1 was a confused, insecure
young man." he recalls. "I be,
came bitterly resentful of peopln
wbo used to slap me on the shoul
der and say. 'I remember you in
"The Champ"—vou were great.'
"I wasn't great. Tha directors
were great. I was Just a kid wha
did what ha was told. And what 1
wasn't told to do was dona for
By BUB THOMAS
YW'OOD .LT—Another Sms
Centered the ictlng bu*l
U>n4e vh1> time it’s Nancy, former
I*wlfb of famous Frankie
jjf Nsney, who 1* ptcliy and P«Hte
^W ltt girl* browo-ieddlsh hair, ta
K a d b k 'jir role ol a Red Cross
•C dftfFTB the Pariflr War In Para2lM unl'* "Tha Proud and Pro
J f i n r " It's her Tint fling at acting
yww.1 the'a having herself a ball
I j Ihe whs running (he hal check
Beoecessitn In a lnog«hot scene of
- f recreation ball while lieboiah
H lo r r did b -r acting in Ihe (oreJground Alter Ihe.scene was (dined.
[•Nancy came over to chat.
,1 "No lines today," she reported
j/*B ut 1 had some yesterday. And
’.tha day befoie. No, I haven’t sren
•-Bia rushes. Nobody asks to see
Slbem"
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But producer William Perlherg
^jfoportsd that aba was doing excelJIi"T h e gal U a raal comer." ssld
'farlbeig. a longtime friend. "She
Baa a way of throwing away lines
u l h i k j a acniallowsl."
? . d U S | wea happy to beer stub
? frtla t.
r- 'T v a »evar done any artmc be
’ffcro,'* ihe reported "I never even
^granted to be an arlresi whrn
S o n a girl. As soon as I got out of
giMhnol, I weni in work in an oilier
S got married and started having
Pehildren; there wasn't timr for
pay IKing adif ”
y "Now tha kids arr growing u p Sriancy Is II, Frankie ia II and
[.Christina l . I Uiought I might try
fjpetlag: 1 hid been around it so
{.long. -1 knew this story and had
read the seript. Rill Perlherg and
'George ftealon. Ihe diieclor, arr
f id fritndi. so I asked if 1 could
a a part in It They agreed *'
nir *’
Came IM7 and hs tested for a
big part in a movie with Spencer
Trary.
"I was 25 at the lima and tha
part railed for a 21-year old. I
thought I should have got it but I
didn't. Robert Walker got It In
stead
“ When 1 saw ihe picture on Ihe
sereen. I knew why. Althoug hi
was 21, my thinking was Immature
and so » t i my acting-1 knew why
Ihe director passed me In the lest.
At U. I was even too Immature to
play a 31-year-old "
Cooper then lid something faw
big stars would admit to doing.
*‘l went back east, worked In
COl. BUIION I. MtKINUI (top. M O. commandant of Hlead Air
summer slock for less than peaHow do Ihe kids feel about her
Forse Haw, Iterm, Nev, tells a pie-t cotifrrrnro in Washington that
nuts. Did liva television in the
etlng venture?
the "brainwashing school1' at tha b» # metslv demonstrate* Comearly daya for f m a throw, |
''TTsay're very excited about 11,"
munlil questioning technique*. Mai. John Oltphant (rightI, director
knew If | wanted to make acting
Ihe reported. "The picture hap
Of In-miction, denied published reports that the venture if a “torturo
my life's work, I had betUr get
school At bottom are two Air Fmce photos from Newsweek Mags*
pened at a very good lim e-w hrn
the tools"
sloe showing a student bring bent backward and then forced lo
they-were out of school and going
kneel on a stick with rock* to support. The instructor*, almost ait
He did. la fact, ho aaya hla
k camp and so forth.
former prisoners of war. *cc|uxlnt Ihe student* with torture* they
greatest experience as an actor
"As trs lha future, ITI have to
must fare U raptured. Mott of Out equipment rnmr from K»re>
wai Ihe year and a half he toured
■alt and ate hrrw the picture (urns
this country and Ragland ai En
out, At lay rate. I won* be able
sign Pulver in tha national com
lo id much*, raising three children
pany of "Mr. Roberta.”
la | career In I t s e l f
This is quit* an admission from
what does Frank Sr. think of her
the kid who was nominated for an
icllni. carver?
•*'l don't know," Nanry r*- HOLLYWOOD LH—Frank Sinatra
"When I got up In Maine, they Academy sward in tlM -n o t aa a
■aya It* is sorry to miss doing sprang this Iwoprnces* gimmick child but as ont of tha year'a heat
mirked
haveto gone
Island*
If-ha "But
hadn'tI couldn't
been here
"Carousel" on Ihe screen, "but I un me," he rieclarrd. "I Just don’t actor* for "Skippy."
theofloag
locallnn In the Virgin
U t« on
gar*
the Children."
Just don't work that way."
work that way. U would have
Ha referred to the making ol meant getting a ihot, then relight
Opening the film in two pracr-'cv. He ing, gelling new mark* and doing
walkd off tht Roothbay, Maine, Ihe seen* all over again. It would
f Citrus Delayed location
when he discovered the have meant fiv# or tlx week* more
*4BjU-AND IP — Failure of muairal would be mad* In Cine- work.
tpeTruit to meet maturity ra- masropc and another wide.screen "I stayed on Ihe location hoping
MmdRti ha* delayed the open- method. Twentieth Century-Fm re they would get it straightened out.
[ n l i t h a mason about thrve placed him with Gordon Macrae Nothing happened. I even waited
Mb tho sa n ra l manager nf Md sued Sinatra fur a million In New York. Money was wo ob
Mda euro* Mutual reported,
dollar*.
ject; they were paying me well
t o failure wa* caused partly by "I would have been Intuited If (1160,000) and you caaT keep It
they bad sued me for less," re anyway.
marked lha rroooer-artor, "They
"Somebody printed that I didn't
haven't got a case. I never even intend to do tho picture anyway.
signed a contract for the picture.” T hal'i a lot or nonsense. If 1 didn’t
The studio declined comment on want to do it, would I have gone
Btaalra's remarks, but cited lu all th way to Maine? Would I
italement at the time the suit wa* have worked like (he devil on the
filed: that making films in twe prerecording* here?
pmreste* i* rnm-unn practice in " I have wanted to do ‘Carousel’
tha movie Industry,
waOQ lor seven year*. It broke my htart
•tealra give Uni version of the not to."
lee ideal:
Binatra It going ahead with a
The "Carousal" deal happened multitude of plan*. Beside* hla
suddenly. The studio had the script records, TV and films, he's activat
written, hot hadn’t ' acquired full ing his own production company
rifibti from Rodger* and Hammer, ia December with a *wertffa,
atein. Whtn Sinatra wa* called, he "Johnny Concho." Mut'a right —
•greed ke do the film, provided it Frankie in • waalerm. Tboro'a nothnmdd mesh with hla Other plant. lag the gay won’t attempt ’
Frankie Is Sorry
SNEAKING A PHEVIEW ever Florida'* longest buketweave fence. Joyce MrDunald rets a riimose
ef tha Cardens area of the new Sunshine Spring* and Cardens at Sarasota, Florida. Steadying the lad
der for Jovce Is Harbors Lanev. Doth girls are Anuabelles in a new water thrill show scheduled to
open a t Sunshine Springs in November, The 1,600-fool-long fer.ra •inn is to he covered With ■ p ro fu
sion of brilliant-blooming vinea.________ __ ____________ *_________________
But He Likes Clothes, Cars, Girls
Sometimes the lad thinks he
should It *ccm» to be Ihe way lo
get ahead in Hollywood. But Dewey
doesn't beeausr he likes nice
clothe-, he prefers a sports car
and he likes girls.
"Otherwise t might do it.
he
remark*.
.
,
The source nf his frustration Is
tha normal struggle to win prtie
film role* in this town Dewey ha*
put in some Impressive perform
ante*: hi* work in "The Desper
ate H o u r s " is said to be of Oscar
quality. But he is pa*»ed up fni
roles he earnestly seeks—and for
the strange*! reasons.
He ha* apparently 1o*t two hot
role* to one ol the member* of the
blue-lean surly-talk school. Dewry
didn’t name his adversary, but It's
obviously Jama* Dean.
"I didn't gel the part in 'Giant'
because they aaid I wasn’t big
enough," said mcdium-siied. slim
Dewey. "So who gets Ihe rale?"
Answer: m r d i u nw iirJ. *1lm
Now Dewey has apparently loti
out on the Rocky Graiiano rule .n
"Somebody Up There Must Like
Me.'* And at his own -Uulio, yet.
Guess who MUM is planning lu
borrow for the rule—Jam es Dean.
“ I have to get loanouts to keep
working." sighed Dewey. "They're
beginning lo call me the male
Grace Kelly of MUM "
Among Ihe other reason* he is
turned down for rules, particularly
by aome of the more mature lead
ing ladies: lie's too young. Dewey
will be turning 13 shortly and won
ders if he will have to gray hiv
hair to convince people he's no kid
Publicity is a problem fur a
m e m m
young actor who doesn't go in for
the rcicnlric type of buildup.
Dewey rebel* at touring Ihe night
•pots with glam or dolls In orde to
become a column twosome, as
many young players do.
ROOKKRTOWN
SUB-DIVISION
For colored. Lots very reason
able. A small pavment dawn,
monthly Payments, good School
A Churches- Idert location.
L H Mann
P. O. Boa I*
Ph. MIT
Lake Monroe, Fla.
THE ROADTO DENVER
YOU LOVE/
"MOST REVIVED MAN"
DIFS AT tT
Lansing, Mlclv, I * - No more
will tha Lasing fire department
dispatcher atng out: " ll'i Harry
agalal"
No more talll the Inhalator squad
race eft to Uw residence of Harry
D. Cove, IT-year-old businessman
who suffered from heart trouble.
Tha squad revived Cove m
limes ever Ihe years and claimed
that he was Ihe world's "most
rvvlvrd man."
Yesterday he died.
'ihe squad was not called Uic
last time.
THE QUALITY
YOUmUSTf
STARTING SUNDAY—I HO DAY*
u p eu o v
Baton's
WE W ANT TO
TRADE
New. 1955
DODGES
FOR
*
N
NewCustomers
A n ra zin g Savings
»l:# F o r t Y o u
so
Everybody Im ) ko cream
Quality - »'*♦ folks k>»*
Japvrtor. lit roof ice ft*am
—ten host in low*! Next
�O M O R E B U Y IN G A N D S E L L IN G
I f I t 's W o rth A a y th in f
I t ’s W o rth A d v e rtisin g In
$ 1.500 DOWN
600’ on 17-A2 Acre. Three Bed
room House. Needs some re
pairs.
Far year Real Eatate irM it
* Advertiser* are requeued to no
tify Use WaabAd Department im
mediately of any errors in their
ads, as The Sanford Herald will be
responsible fur only ona Incorrect
Q tm tumlihed apt. Close In.
311 Palmetto Ave. Phone *14.
R o lltw ty a i d Baby Bed*
Day, Week or month—TeL 1422.
laraM a n Cewter III West First
R
j b m s h e t T a ptsl
ESI West tsL Or Call at Furni
ture Center. US Weat 1s t . __
•
I Seminal* Realty Bar Deal^
it* Hornet and Apt*. Phone 27.
Room funslibed Apartment
D*»irihl* Furnished Apt. Ph
432-W.
______
CLEAN furnished Apt. One, Two
people. $33.00. 411 Park Ave.
I Room Apartment. 112 Elm Ave.
m
FURNISHED A
204 Palmetto
in Private Ba
Ave.
UNFURNISHED House at W7
W. 2nd St. Phone 144-J or9««-J.
MODERATELY priced I Room
Kurn Apt. Eieellent location
404 E. 14th S t . Office Apt- No
107. Phone 2242-W._________
NICE_ ROOMS, llot water. S3
weekly. Light kitchen privileges,
1015-W.
Large 2 room furnished Apartment
$40. per month. Call A. X. Ros*
tetter. Florist. Phone HI.
FURNISHED One Bedroom Oarage Apartment. 2311 Sinfnrd
Ave. Apply Auarello, *00 Park.
Phone 1474.
CLEAN furnished Apartment, loot
Palmetto.
COMPLETELY furnished 3 Room
Apartment. Shower, bathroom.
Living room, wall to wall farpet. Kitrhrn and bedroom Ap
ply 313 ralm etto. Phone 2292
F URNISHED Apartment, son Park
n a
u w tiu
- if
THE SANFORD IILRALD
F ri. Sep!. 2.1, 1055 Pm te 11
nm cm
S tT E R TRADING POST
I Mile S. on IT-fl
Thonr 2212-R.
rtam hlag. K r m r fleaUng
M. G. H O D G ES
CLEAR ANCF S tl.lt
Buv your Furniture at rtrrr*’*
1943 F.VINBI'DKS anil
warehouse Fum , Co., at '*01 W
t s i : n MOTORS
l»t. St. All nationally adv, fur
niture ai warehou.c price.
! ’« H l \ KKA.KI.NG,
kerve* on All Water Pumps—
food condition
....... $2*30
Wells Drilled — Pumps
Fiela Read Phene 7*9
i. i. ii r . K viN R une.
L O S T ; Green I'smkeet — name
ran* like a top and beat*
G A T L IN B R O T H E R S
ro« tng
ill. so
Pepper vielnltjr Rosalia Drive.
Drajtiir.e and Bulldorrr Service 3 fi II. I* SCOTT-ATWATER,
C all 1749*\V.
Jlko
new
$.19,92
Phones: 2221— Sanford, ;W4 —
A
II
I'
SCOTT-ATWATER,
Geneva.
rrLml'hed
............................. IS* SO t KlitlliAllviv appUaore*. sales
S II JOHNSON,
and sere ice. G. 11. Illab, Oviedo,
Vt v
condition .. . . turns
Fla. Pbane list or Sanford
V II, SKA UKK
.. . .
VI
iMf-W after I l a __________
S i EV1NRUDK
.......... $30.00
FLOOR SAND WO « Finishing; T‘i II. ELGIN —ram good,
U - OFFICE FlHarMK.Vt -23
repainted. nnlr ................... ISO 00
Oak Doors furnished, lalu A fits
l.hed. In business since 1*70. 10 H JOHNSON.
HAYNES Office B arttne Ce„
wHi tear *hllt. tank
*11300
F. F. Stevens: Route 2. Bo* 227;
Typewriters, adding maebtnrv.
in
II
Lightning
MKRCl
RY
UI9
92
Call 716 It « befuro 7 a. m. or
Sales-ItrnUls, 114 Magnolia, l*h
1J
II
SKA
HKK
attrr 6 p. m.
\ . r y good condition .. $179.93
IS II SCOTT-ATUATKR
PLUMBING
Cnmnlcie with Remote runContract and repair work. Free
SPECIAL at HARRIETT'S
trnl Uox amt control cable— estimate*. R. L. Ilae-vcy. 204 osslv
(Through September)
IIM M
Sanford Ave. Pbone 1*2*.
II JOHNSON............................ Reguler kin. .show Curl or Rcalis
Uc Permanent* onlv $<i 20,
Rum good. anil will pull
G riU lt A llu n trr Cnnvlrurtinii Co.
2 rets <>f skllt
MO 92
I I A lilt I K IT S
llumrv and Rrmnilrhng
On Sale While The* l.aall
UKAUTY NOOK
.
Phone 23*4-21'4.
New Its* Model F.YtNRI DM
joy so. tijk Ave.
H I UGHTMIN. i Sold Outi
Phone 911
PRESCRIPTIONS tilled promptly T’j
VI.RETWIN. Sale Ills .YV
while you wait in alr-cnmlitionrd is IIII FASTWIN
Sale
—
$3i9
30
comfort at San Juan Pharmacy :s ii it ii : i tv in i sold out)
SKITKMHKtt SI'KC’IAI.
22 IV Central. Orlando, Ph 2-31119 23 H. Klee, Starting
COt.II WAVE prtmiTirnl that's *n
Big
Twin
lift
S
O
Slrtctr Srvvinir Machine t ’o.
easy lu manure Reg. Jtb. NOW
IMiafll You Hate?
now ha* a bonded Salcvma.t Gla*t, Aluminum or Mahogany
and Serviceman tn Sanford.
Ilualt and Special Price* or, KVA.RKSS HKAI'TY SHOP
Call 83A-J or write 401 S. 3lagCcimplrto Outfit.•
Air Conditinnad
noli) Sanford. F l a . _______
Gator irailer.. Several models
•
ion r. 2nd st.
o( used boat* K trailer! on
Phone 2*3.
14 B tNSURAXCF.
bant, priced reasonable.
II Gaitee Shot Gun
.. 2A00
New Waders-fi duck decoy* . 7 SO
s H, P Evinrude outboard 4200
Elettrlc Mower ......... an oo
Cullen and Darker. Realtor* New
a Drawer Flltnt Cabinet . . . . 23.00
IK N Park Are. Phene 2213.
Good Klcctric Cook Stove .. rui no
Benttiv Automatic VVa»hrr , fin on
New Inner Spring Mattrene* 21 SO
Late Simmon. Couch makes into
boil, matching c h a ir............73.00
Pbane 112* - A. B. Petersoo.Broker
Associates . A. R. Paterson Jr.,
P. J Cbeiterion. Garfield Wil- 3 Large sire new wooden horse*.
I*. 1303 Elliot*.
let!*. John Messrh, R. W. Wil
— Factory to Too —
liams. A. C. Doudacy, Land Sur
A lum inum
veyor.
V enetian Rllnd*
Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bottom
C. A- WH1DDON, SR .
rail with plactic ends. Plastic or
Rrg. Real F.ttat* Rrakrr
rayon tapes. Colton or nyluo
V. E, DOUGLAS. ASSOCIATE
cords.
ik S. Para
Pb. UU
S e itk srik Gtaxa and T a in t Co.
112-114 West 2nd SI
Pbone 12t
RAYMOND M. BALL. BROKER
O. M. HARRISON, BROKER
U*ffEPrl.r Appliance Center
S. P. Itighleyman, Associate
MYuui WrMinghnu** Dealer"
TOC South Park Ava.
Poona * «
Maeiag Washrrv
A It.C Waiher
Seminole Realty
Coleman Heaters
Stromherg — Carlton
W. DIETRICHS
r . W. MEMO
We Service What We Kell
INI Park Are. Pkaee 27 er 143
IIS Magnolia Ave
n o n e 1717
DON'T MISS THtS ONE
THE
CURIOSITY
SHOP
Excellent neighborhood, near high
school, M ft, living room with Neat to Bennett’s Court It 92 So
fireplace, Sepacate dining room,
convenient kitchen with natural 33" Hollywood bed. Like new Ho
tel type. HO, Phone 11113-W.
finish cabinets, 2 bedroom*,
sleeping porch also den. (vrpsrW
’O Hog*. Dome Jersey. 140 lb.
* f entrancei double garage.
earh Male and Female. 3 ~
I m m e d i a t e orruparvey. Tlsiv
3 'j month* old. Phone 20M-M
house w av rccrn lly appraised
A little ipare like this w ill ret
or 9270 I M)2 M 12th SI
for fll.nnooo. Price 19.300.00,
ROBSON S p o rt tii); Good*
P M aiied Rale* to P
Tour nsrtiag f hi-fori' our more
12.M0. down. *73 00 per month. USED Waiher for aale. ReasonFvintude Kale* A Seraire
Pnlicyholders
than 11)000 readrra. Tell 'em to
Call 1120. Any lime
. able Anrs’a Grill. 17-92 South
Ml E 1st St.
Ph-me **)
dar I Phone 1*21
Jots SI WdliAHui I rk.
417 B uferd Atlawtlc
ON IA R 0E Torner t>v»— Two One 26" hoy* bike, on? girl*. 20"
Bedroom modem home with
bike, one amall drum, one pr.
Rrlrlgrratnr. Space Heater, Gaa
tap ahoe*-si>e 2 Ask at office,
Stove Hot Water Heater, vene*
Sanford Trailer Park.
tian blind* and TV antenna.
Fl owing well, nlre lawn. Shrub he Florida Time* I'nion. your
bery and variety of l l Citrua
mornins: paper For home deliv
FURNISHED AND INSTALLED
Tree*. Mono Phone M4 X-W.
ery, Phone .lark Renton, *22 M.
BY
SHIRTS, value* In H 12-11 no. In
I
I
39
SOCKS,
enttnn
ribbed,
CONKRKTE
»tretrh-l9r and 29r, You (md
Mlratie Donereia "bo.
POUU A DREAD DISKASK
eieeptinnal values heram r nf
20* Elm Ave.
Pknne 1233
Ito.nnn nr)
our system of buying ft BAR
V E N E T IA N i t , I N d S
GAIN CENTER, 317 Sanford 1n»nranee for Each Member «>f
G E N E R A !, T IL E rO N T R A C T O R
(Nalionally Ad*. Bolla-lleadf
f a m il y « r o i p only *1000 yr
Manufactured to Saaford
polio- Tctanu* -Leukemia -FncoT E L 2198-W
pnalitis -Smallpov- Diptherla •
S m r Jm Is V k m U i b O had O a BENDIX completely automatic
waaher.
I7J
Phone
1M2
X-M
Scarlet Fever -Spinal Mining!S » Wait Srd SL
PhoM Ml
1904 Cedar Ave.
__
tlv. Itabir- -Tularemia.
22,00000 CANCER $10 00 mope.
l i l l t r i y Apollaoee Center
STEM PE It INS. - It K (AGENCY
m onote-FL M cnJ
USED
phorae 2122
112 N. Park Ave
rOtLOWED WF. \
On# S e m i Ref . ........... $99 93
TO THE OFFICE ) I
One Kenmorw Washer .... 129.94
I*-• FUIWFUS riANTS SIIRUItS
ANO s&s GOT - /
Practically New! ktaytag
cvptm ui*.-,
.
----------- T v c iil e t r i Ti ^s
Waaher
...
$«9as
u 'v i r / '
11 ft
Air layered. Ready to P l a n t
■ K IP WANTED
111 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 1737
MCRi »— V*j ,
Citrua on Cteo, Rough lA.-mon
•
l)nf boar • S i l l and
Da
Dry
e One boar H - Waits and I
Fold
• Fumhrd I-aundre
• Samloni* Dry Cleaning
Snulhwide
la u n d r o m a t
Soalh Side Food mart Bldg.
IK Cart m il SL
L
Y
H i l l IU M 6 1 R 1
sum* I A g o
I. Sill—Piano Technician
Phone 2164. Route 1, Sanford
INSTRI CHON
MOPKRN PIANO COPRST
'•on,il Invtrtir'.ion at vmir hi
> Harry M eter, p. o.
rl
Sanford,
U s.
I t ‘s So
To Place A
J list (’nil 1821
th e W ant Ail
S a n fo rd
KJv*y
W ant Ail
nml nsk f
depart m erit
llcraid
GoWld you» 9 ." kouier*
PAINTING
NOW it (lie lim e to arc Ur
fur tlic R E S T in iMiilditlR
nm lrnali*. Yeiti’ll a g r e e
th a t
A la ! )
hv
haw* t’v r ry th in g
fine itt Ihc lum lirr line.
K IN D S
TED
BURNETT
I'H o n k i i *i ;.\>
HILL LUMBER
& SUPPLY YARD
IUMIUP AND BUILDING
MA r f H|A 4S
. ,7 /A. . mmX* • V.a L
h
:\
DICK MAPES
(ELMER^
stArHlKSf
___
opera UsnT
•1 VARIETIES PANELING skWINtt
bo:h evperieneed and learnek-.
Native and Foreign Woods
See tliem At
Shenuais Concrete PIm Co.
Out West I3tk BL
Pboae 241*
QlJlUK CASH lor Furniture. Add
ing Machines, Typewnttri, Outboard ttotora, Boala. Super
Trading Port. One mil* South
on 17 M. Pbone n n-K .
H E A T IN G
Floor Furnace* and Circulators
a A PO PE CO . IN L
IK South Park Ave. Phone 1449
Echola is repealing thl* attractive
"Three Room Group",
Bookcase Red
Mattress
Bov Soring
Double Drevier
Mirror
-lOHL HAVE TO fo r MM
1*1 A 1AXICAB A) JO ----- '
(Vsy 1MC C X h l-L R 1—
Simp-on ''Lucky Acrcv". Geneva
Evpcriinrrd preferreil hut learn EVEH-BEAltl.Nl
ers vaill iie Irainrd in free voca
Plant* $1 io |x
tional school 4(1 hour week,
1317 1V.
plraiani working rnndillnns In
ROGERS T R E E SERVICE
modern plant. Paid vacation ami
holidays. Free hoiptlalitaiion
It type* Trrr Work Bemovnl.
In'iirancr. Apply Brookfield
ToajH-d Shaped. Braced No
Mills, 20* N Kim Ave.
Jon Tim Large or Tixv Small.
Phone Sanford, 3O0-X-W______
pu..xfw t m i u i , v w ii la u iiu iim n i in n
Plate*. Wrtle Reevea, Attlfbor
Aufowoktle* - Trailers —IT
It w il. pay IU U to aee US bcfiwc
you buy. Open Evenings and
Sundays.
RitCERY and General MerrhanKatlsldr Trailer Sates,
di*v. Living quarter*. $7,2«inn
Pilalka, Fla.
Lake Mnnroc. neat In Post
Office.,
19-YI THAVEUTE Trailer, 42 ft.
Air conditioned. Television Per
fect condition. Will sell 33’i nfl
original price. Shown bv apLAWNS MOWED b;
noininimt only. Ellis Uoyd,
Free eltimatea. 1
l’hono lMiYW.
S 0 Q C V 1 CO UIDN T
d c j c e w ll fvr ru ^ N
i-.<j i* me r sD 3 y o u
G ive i r r o v c u amv
SO O n c q / j u s t c o r
HEQe.'BSCAr: i r u » '
,-sr* ptt'OMVSeLF*
7W£OS
SiMPLV
\\ a s n r.
> AM/
. HU3CV
CARPENTER and General Re TRAILER FOB SALF. OB 1 BADE
pair Work. Thomas W. Fergu on 2 or 3 BB Home 1932. 3.V,
son. Photo 2031-11.
2 bedroom, a 1) ’ * 21* Jaluuidfd
Fok ONLY IWS. Term*
ECHOLS BEDDING CO.
Cornsr 2nd 4* Magnolia Pb. 120
Bamkergar. Mgr.
Owen Monday’* fit 9 p. a,
Pari* and itreondmonusn
hlanley a Bfko Mop
310 E. 4th SL
Phono U U
ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS
WYNNEWOOD -C.B. Home, 2 BR,
air-coad., Fla. Rm. By ownrr. Boy’a Weitern Dunganeei .,
O.L Equity ILIOQ. Pb. 14TS-W Footiortiera -S -k iJ r ... . ...
All tire Tarpaulins
219 Saaford Ava
mono
LARGE 3 Bodroom Home oss
-onstr lota. living room i
htateiator fireplace. Sepa
flu wdtb rireulatlns hei
I Screen porch, G n n it. a
tropteal vartlle* of flomra
I trees. Qly water but out
city, UlAM. including Kite
equipment. Exceileni term*.
SPECIAL
AH New Floor Sample*
Mt.s« 1 pe. sectional* ..*179,00
M.SI3 Contour Chair* ... . M *00
Mtemt Lnuat* .... MS OS
171.94 Bed Room Suites . . *12100
1M.9S I Pc. Dinette Suites «M 00
Meehanle,
(latino attendant
Bver,Gasoline
Daywork—ho u ace leaning.
701 Cy.
Cihana. Cal! 1304 4 after 3:30
p. m
S A L E — Original owner.
*32
Chrysler automalir drive, 4
door. 3 pavsengrr w-dan. Very
to w mileage. Condition like new.
Price re»«nnahle. Call 25)90,
BARGAIN
C ad illar "62" 4 door, in perferl
condition. *23 («. Call 1331-R
between 6 It * p. m.
^ OM.OAR&ef \ f : ooKfr
T tlL le t CkPTMl
VOOff Ut
t Gfc/IO 90Vt BO.$4 HAD A
TO? HjS ) i « DOG!
D M 1 M(AT
KIND ID
nr
HUM? >
so- 10
DDTOl)
SU if A
FO B SA1.E — 1922 A ir eondilloned
Old-mobile "99" S-dan wilh *elt
seeking radio, electronic eye,
uow#r sirering. power brake*,
hvdrom atir, back up lights, sunvisor, window shade*, tenlrd
gla** foam rubber da*h. W W
luhele** lire t and direrhon slg.
nal«, One owner c a r. I^iw m il
eage. wilt rom ider a trade-in.
Wrile Boa JW r . The Sanford
FOR SALK — ‘31 Anderson Hnitwi
T nller, 3 Rooms and hath, with
cahana. Park Avenue Trader
Court *3.200 no
1911 POWERGUDE BelAir Cbevrolelgood rondltinn-rraionable
Will aerept trade-in. 106 Avacarlo Ave
•(>•■ 9 i-"T \ Tot ratTAT CWCU7-TWAH 6ATHf R5
imawHO «Ce*& Tut tM «
Anoint*. Fl*M'
writ. W f« twOfewav. Y™EWM* S-itNTi MAPCABtc fwsrwteo of
ouvKO.'wr sutjf bom? lawycPCAOj.' two } itttPiNO cousitq*» c c . 1------- JYi_____
S '>»Cr*\ A r*V. \
r P B | J | V ' ' ( « $ t .> b I rn >r LS■L \
q -T il B .\ \) W f 7 rH.yiuauvOU
k b lr j I H c
io rA ;n .rty
*■ ■ E \
BOUGHT SOLD TRADED
Rey Reel’* Useq Care
Sanford Ave. 4 11th SL
nr and Trailer. 13Q3 Elliot!
» If. JOHNSON wilh controls A-I
abape. Phone 1697 or 23S2J.
I RfOCOet;
MOT, JAWfifVI
tV o ie , U*>AM| .VO A it-u*iC t*9)O e«
A SflxT
»• 1 kwh*0*0
ice Mrjf’fnSiO* came wh*CM
wu$T sucre* r i-f rass-so rvA i ' m -b m t w w
�I
•I
1<
W x. cuuoL Wjia^ JiomjL (BuijsX;
.
/
Were, proud o[ the exceptionally good progress were making in
**
SANFORD’S NEWEST, LARGEST and FINEST
SUBDIVISION
.
.
.
PINECREST.
.
(Immediately South of Sanford's New Pinecrest Elementary School)
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Our Plan. Is To Build 125 Modern.,
Attractively Designed. 3 Bedroom
Homes Priced From
HO,600.
to
□
SALES
OFFICE
Our Present Pinecrest Development
$15,000
27«* ST REFT
PINECREST SCHOOL
S8A0CJ M
11 HIICS TO HICH SfWOOl
i l l n u t s TO CITY (LOOT
at
t <1
TO SAMFOUD AVE.
*
K.
7r
N.
Ih
l».
Ih
ZS ACRES of SCHOOL GROUNDS
X —Indicates 28 homes already sold, and
these homes will all he finished by
October 20lh.
SOUTH PINECREST SUB-DIVISION
1 11
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By WOODSON T. AUIN
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All Florida
Thin could go an and an—
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mean th r verbal wtilllt- aver ibt
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merit* af Henry Smith'* o rio le
“Okay, okay—if nothing el»* will mak* you
happy, 111 clean out the garage, hut wc'rr not
going to hire the neighbor bnya to do it. There'a
a lot of valuable Muff there th at we ran't juat
throw away; aome of it would he very hard to
replace.**
"How true, rmwl id it couldn't be dupli
cated, unleaa we had the free run of a big city
dump I'm going to help with it, herauae there
are one or two th in p of mine out there that I
want If you’ll get the wheelbarrow, well Mart
over in thia corner Here'* rom ething-it look*
like an old golf atick, but il'a got a wooden
handle, for lleaven'a aake. Throw it——."
"H A L T -careful with th at putter. Maybe
you don't know that Hobby Jonee' famoua
putter, Calamity Jane, waa a hickory-ehafted
cluh.
“ NO-thine ‘old magaitnea' are my rOptra of
’Heart'* Home.' 1 look through them once in
a while for idem and auggv-attom. That'* where
1 got the recipe for the pomegranate and peri
winkle aalad I gave (be girl* at bridge, and
they loved it-all eirept that anter-in-law of Bte
Dillon’*, and ahe'a not coming any more, be
came her huaband n bring tranafrrrrd to Pan
ama City. Dump the old apark plug* out of
thw bucket, and I’ll uae it for— .**
"Par the lave of Prte, be renionable. Spark
plug* coat aeven-aiily a *et, and I'm pretty
W ho m o ld Hunt a m w m rr nelram r to o d ra / igr cmrntry t
eure that aome of them will i t our car. (let the
Throe kttle frikAt * a e rr per My lonesome on (hr km g a ir trip from th ru
•crap paper out of that boa. and u*e H.”
M h r /angle lu M iami, tm t one M iamian—ahmoot as httie—m ath it up to them.
"D on't you touch my pattern*. If I must
They took d ff again fur a to o m th the atnm rantr th a t th is u n p retty friendly
make my own clothe*. I guern I ran have a
eaaniry
tiny bit of apace for my pattern*.**
"If you muai make-what? I remember that
you made a pair of pot-holders when yoor Me
ter wa* married. Maybe you'd better nhtp up
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another p air-h rr daughter ie baiting the hook
L b t t b m
fee that buy n ett door. Handle th at bo* ea*y; -S 3 It * marked ’dock’."
H I JUSTMCD iff A lii
I am Off gatUog napoo** from preph as
I am a
af yam aim write-up “ Partrsie word to]
? (July It. IS* had aaveral MviI attorn h
Aa appearances with M b , and people
Mean asm* t a u m ^ M n them. One
tu rn KOONCl. Ototn
me no end. Da Land’*
i asking mo la give a
I Fran Rail tree af “ Dale with
Fran." TV pragram. pbaned aakisp me to
“What clack? la that the delar-aiwefy-etM
alarm clock that yon played with while I bant
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This piece In All Florida MapaMoe of
August M tickled me no end
I rein to the “Muput Sortotj at Cnppbd
Up Miah*“ toothers mrode. tbnC ie I8CUM
to yank
Moat of our reader* who nnw
live in Florida, but come front
the Norlh, laughed aver Smith'*
good n atu red jiltea at touriai*
Some tran sp lan ted "yankev*"
took ofTenae, however, and il i*
for th e lienefit of ihoec folk*,
th a t we once again point mil it
was all in fun.
tine letter writer, a Virginian
transplanted to Weat Palm
Beach, by name of P. F. Ilarouff, remarks th at without the
yanks in Florida our beautiful
state would have nothing but
Iridian tepees to offer the touriat as tight* of interest. It might
not be quite th at had. hnt there
ia no doubt it srouldn't he good
if we didn’t have the benefit of
those *b—*—
who have found
Florida to be th e beat place in
the whole world to live and earn
s U v in g
Neat week we have a story
dealing with Florida’s wood
pulp industry. It contains *on>faacinatiag information, such a*
haw they once made false teeth,
wagon wheels and telephone
poise out a t wood pulp—as well
as paper.
o u tco v n
T here are few place* in th e
nation—or th e world, for th a t
m a tte r-th a l cun come d i a r to
Ftnrida's clim ate and unparalled n atural beauties. It i* a
photographer's paradise, a* evi
denced by Our Cover Ihi* wrrk
Joe Hleinm eta reproduced on
Ih n this solemn conclave ol
members of th e parrot family
ta c a p tu re a tin y bit of color
and beauty th at is so typical of
our state.
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letters yun ever mot me, are ia them. How cno
you bo ao nmonT*
"I'm aavry, Honoy-1 d id n 't know. Look;
entitlrd "SC U M " (Aug 281
ids'* antoe aana I.Soyual Ml M’s true tkaee
are not many left, bat Sow ef Florida, I
and pride in
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HR reigned Queen and A rb ilw of So
ciety during the “Gay Nineties" and well
p a st th e tu rn of th e c e n tu ry . Of regal
appearance and vaat dignity, ahe n u m
bered am ong her coterie only those of
great wealth and family. She held court
in Florida. T hrough th e yeara her glit
tering beauty has dim m ed u n til today
•h e is just a shabby old lad y , shorn of
all her form er gloriea eacept a gentle
ghoat of th e charm and dignity of a by
gone day.
Does it t a i the imagination too much
to draw th is parallel betw een a great
lady of long ago and the proud old stroctu re known to thousands as Ormond
Beach Hotel?
W ith its paint peeling sadly, it stands
in the little coast town of Ormond Beach,
just a long stone's throw from th e ocean,
its more than a thousand shuttered win
dow s g atin g ste a d fa stly o u t upon th e
gentle curve of the H alifai Kiver flowing
past it.
Recently there has been an air of pa
tient waiting about the old building and
its occupants, since a court decreed th a t
it be sold to the highest bidder to satisfy
a foreclosure of mortgage.
Its doors were first opened Ja n I,
IIIHM, and it becam r one of th e richest
play colonic* in th e world, and Tor many
years th e most fam ous resort hotel.
Bought by Henry M. Flagler, it was the
older liste r of th e fabulous Royal Poincisna in Palm Beach.
T h e great lounge, w ith its lofty ceil
ing and great supporting pillars is about
one-third th e site of a city block. All
white, it is stil* carpeted w ith thick pil
ing of soft green in a rem arkable state of
preservation. The luiurious Persian rugs,
however, the gorgeous draperies, art ob
jects from all over the world, and m ag
nificent furnishings su ccum bed to th e
auctioneer’s ham m er a num ber of years
ago.
It ia difficult to describe th e conform
ation of this huge sprawling building, for
wings have been added from tim e to
tim e and they sprawl out in every direc
tion. One wing, containing som e of th e
moat luiurioua rooms, waa built for John
D. Rockefeller for m e while hie famoua
home “T h e Casements” waa being built
acrom the street.
T h e old hotel is entirely co nstructed
of Bret q u ality tide-w ater cypreaa, ren
dering it virtually indestructible, eicep t
by fire When a new and efficient system
of overhead sprinkling waa installed not
long ago, an elderly gueet waa heard to
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n i l fr w p of elderly retidenlt <right l ef
the Oralusd Heath Hotel sif hmck ml ease
afire they frs/w thml the nam e they hare
homghl/or hfe ertU ehU he home Another
■ . "nsMwer" homghl the hotel, to make sere
they muold mil hate e place fa fue.
And here l* the "lady" u finer life nearly
ended in tragedy tilth her ftlloo- "roust*
rrt." At use time the "lady" o a* one of
the guyetl in the mtrld and hooted many
of the mirUr• fa moot people
rem.uk wryly, ”We may be drowned, but
we'll never burn " T h ere are said to be
11 miles of corridor* and verandas alone
made uf this precious wood.
Everywhere now, the proud old struc
ture give* mute evidence of th r march of
years. It was operated ss a lu iurv hotel
until 10.11 when it was purchased by C,
A. Muddy, a philanthropist Prior to the
purchase he liad njw raled a retirem ent
home a t Hanford, located on a govern
ment property which h r leased. Here ha
told, for am ounts ranging from f 1,500 to
til,000, co n tracts guaranteeing lifetime
rooms an d m eala-cntnplele life rare.
Upon reactivation of the base at Hanford
he bought the Ormond Beach Hotel and
moved his guests th ere Many more
Hocked to buy rooms at th e new loretion.
Mr. Kdoard Cook terrand from left) hoht os happy at At* /nentlt o hate hamr hr w ie f A*
haying the Ormond Reach Hotel l*fl Si right are Mr* Mona Harden. Mr Cooh, Mr*
Alma Kendall and Hay f* Kelly
Encouraged by the success of th e Or
mond project, he used th e collet ted
fund* to buy new locations s t l.ske Al
fred. T am p a, and, Anally, " T h e Casem enu," llorkefeller's home, to widen the
scope of his plan. He grouped all of the
hom es under the nam e of "F ellow ship
Foundation,'' Ormond Beach Hotel being
known a a ‘‘Fellowship C en ter." He o p
erated the Foundation until shortly be
fore his death in 19S3. At a court h e a r
ing the judge is said to have rem arked
of his activities, “They were m istakes of
th e head, not the h eart."
The picture since then has Item a con
fused one. Operating under receivership,
again using the name of Ormond Beach
Hotel, and with the supervision of a com
m ittee of stockholders, accommodation*
have been offered to th e public, w inter
visitor* and transient gueaU in the regu
lar manner of • hotel
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. A n Illinois shell enthusiast has given
collecting a hrand new twill at Captiva
Inland—a secluded resort sprawling in
th e Gulf id M eilco off Florida's W « t
Coaat.
While moat folka browse thia famous
■hall baach for perfect aparimana. Mar
guerite Heddy aorta tha aanda for broken
bita-fragm enta of ahalla, coral or drift
wood that And their way into fascinat
ing, motion-magic figurines which ahe
creates from rubble along the ahore.
A Aaming lion's paw suggests a bish
op's mantle, its deep ridgaa simulating the
folds of a garment rippling in the brae re.
The inside whorl of a conch or whelk be
comes a ballet dancer's shapely leg. Bits
of red sponge are transforrhed into a
matador's cape. A cat's paw forms a
child's tiny hand.
Within sir years Mrs. Reddy haa fash
ioned upward of 150 of the shell art
Jdr*. R r d d / i hatband, Phillip, a dm irtt
h it H f r 'i fstw tfr (n a tio n , a tnahr
charmer mod* from bit* o f driftwood,
playing on e fithbon* pip* to a terpen!
mod* from a icAsU *h*U *gg rating.
pieces which she aptly dut>s conchotecture.
"There's a challenge to doing things
with broken shells," she erplained. “ It's
so like life. Something can always bo
made out of the shattered pieces."
Bach figurine la named. And the cap
tions are aa intriguing aa the shell cre
atures who bear them - ranging from
mythical Atlas to the funny paper's Al
ley Oop.
The Gulf obligingly heaps materia)
daily at her door. Friends who know of
the hobby collect interesting fragments,
and even the younpters run in with bits
of shells and sponge that remind them of
b ean or comic atrip characters.
Her five-year-old grandchild, Robin,
dashed up with a cat’s paw one morning
sid elin in g , “ Look at th e little baby's over dose her beat work after dark. Her
hand."
hobby shop is an ordinary card table in
"W hen my husband and I take long her bedroom, covered with newspaper
walks down the beach I vow that I won't and loaded with everything from snook
pick up a single shell but by th e tim e bonea to crab claws and barnacled drift
we're home my pockets and his too, are wood. Her tools are two lubes of house
bulging,” said Mrs- Reddy.
h o ld cement and a tiny knife.
Thia vivacious grandmother ait tiraea
She may have a half d n trn or more
Agurinea under way at once. Sim ultan
eously she fashions a mother and her
baby of oyster sheila, coquina and cal's
pawa and a padre of Ash bonea with a
pine burr rosary around his waist.
"I started yawning une night and
wandered what was the m atter," she
said. "Finally I discovered it was the
yawning clown I bad been studying for
so long."
The clown is a clam shell with a gap
ing hole for a mouth and two nicks for
eyes.
Mrs. Reddy'a creations draw favorable
comment when they are displayed at the
Shell Fair held each March on Hanibel,
Captive's sister island. She haa appeared
on television with them too, at her sum
mer home In Lake Forest, III.
The hobby started quite by accident
when the couple was wintering at Ponte
Vedra ah years ago. Mrs. Reddy began
picking up shells and mounting them on
wedges of coquina or shell debris. Fin
ally she assembled several sheila and
other deep-sea bits Into a figurine.
She sliU haa that Arst piece, "M other
and Child," made of oyster shells. It's
back in Illinois with some AO otheia lin
ing specially built shelves in th e Heddy
home.
"Oyster sheila are wonderful pieces to
work with," she said. "T here's so much
variation In a single sh ell You can vis
ualise a sweep of arms, hands and
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A f a fan thirl complete* iht co»turn* for
a ballet d a u n t mod* from a u helh.
Mrs. Reddy never breaks, paints or al
ters a shell fragment in any way. It sim
ply Ata, as is, into the Agurine she's nu k
ing, or it doesn't.
"See this piece of driftwood," she said.
“ I t’s a marvelous horse's head. And
here's a hit that could be a bird—or even
a bulldog."
"T his egg casing from the whelk is a
versatile piece too," she pointed out,
holding up a long spiral string. "I can
use it as an accordion, a snake or a lei
around a Hawaiian hula dancer's nark."
"My work table la like Fibber McGee's
clothes closet-no one but I, can find
anything,” she sighed, scanning a jig-saw
p u itle pile of white coral branches,
prickly sea urchins, tiny dried coconuts,
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"HI Matador" Udirs a red tpangr rape
around hi* oytler •hell panlaltutnt at a drt/l
MI**/ bull The hull fighter '* nun* are hnitrn
hilt of angel titng
A (M d t'i 6m m «wf piece* of rotor
MX/ to make up Ihi* "Sabre Dancer" tcene
lUftt. "Pierrette" itond* on hi* i nook ban»
tiptoe* at riphi
fish bones, jMifuxkp sire sand dollars and
cruahad anger* wings.
Snook bone* she hat put to fantastic
They form the supple body of the
"Sabre Dancer" or the boy a kite in
"March Wind" or the cowboy's bowed
legs in "The Tenderfoot."
Oyster shells flow into a swirling whelk
skirt for the “Walls Piece." A hit of
wood picked up at the ferry landing on
Sanlbel inspired "Rl Matador" with his
crimson sponge rape, driftwood hull and
nearly oyster IkmI.v.
From giant pieces of rrah daws, pad
dles and shell bodiaa, Mrs Neddy made
(he humorous and colorful, "I Can’t
Give You Anything But Love."
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The Oriental motif is evident in her
"Water Hoy," a driftwood Chinaman
carrying two olive ahcll casks on a sea
twig over his shoulder.
M um turbans and dried coconut pan
taloons adorn a trio of maharajahs; a hi*
Jutl a eaupt• of "loce bird*" taboiei made of crab claim and thrll*. Delate, a rote of ftgar
in n illuttrale the cartel} of material cat! up bt the tea to help Mr* Hnhly in her hobby
The 'M boy at far right <• hat ing n tough druggie hauling in a dnftuivnl fi*h
cycle ha* sturdy satul dollar wheel* and
fish hone linndlr*
"M ary, Mary Quite Contrary " sprinkle*
her sea urchin flower* from a ti*h hone
watering pot and a crooked cnr|uin*
man lean* on a worm shell walking stick
Mrs Neddy's favorite is prohnhlv tin"H appv Fishermen," Iwoold Mill* mailr
id purple crah claw* and o y ster shell*
stringing a seaweed net betw een them
A buttonwood lisli is on the (look in the
"Big Catch" and sand dollar dove* |wn h
on a barnacled hrancli in "F eath ered
Friend* "
A |n ii shell ha*e liecnme* a purple inn hrella, worm shell* turn into snakes, line
marine wehhing into a Mowing bridal ceil
and Atlantic wings m to a iow Imiv' s spur*
" I t ’s wonderful fun Iml you never have
any fingernail* and you're glue from head
to foot," laugher) Mrs (teddy, picking
up a crab claw hint and de|H*ntiiig U
ja u n tily ontn a driftw ood scarecrow 's
Hat.
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�WHEN FLORIDA’S FATE TREMBLED
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F l u h i n * might now I* part of a nation n-parat* from
t (,* I'm tu f Stall* if itu wild dream nf n w nf Atm m n *
w a t inf anion* *on» hwl tn m r tn n
I'rohoblv. >nn know the wnuld-lw- • mparor for hi*
most iMitnrHHi* a i t —the -laving nf A lnandcr llanulinn
in IhOt with mil* •Imi frnm « i|u* tinp pistol
H i' »a« A a rim H u n , soldier. I .u tiM i r, busimwunnn,
r in a t o r anti lln rif v it r p ri-*iih ill n f the United State*,
fto in 1MU In IM IS; a lirillia n l a n il gilt i d man whom
history »tn* w axtnl hi* ta li nl» in a fruitl« •• attempt to
make liin m I! tin Napoleon nf tha New W nilil
Florida loomed large in filin'* iiiiinl a* a tumpiesl
target aftir hr ln*l ih r pfi*iilroc> In Thomas Ji-ffrr>ou
hy (h r narinwml nf margins jn»l n lirr th r turn nf ih r
19th century.
Not contrnt with th r relatively poweilcs* role nf
m i pre*uleut, anil th w a itu l h> hi* in r u n . Hamilton.
whn*r writing* rip o srd hi* »cheme In Iruil Ihr Nrw
England *talr* away frnni t lit ir»t nf th r nation mtn
a separate confederacy m in i by an an» tin rary . Hurt
harne**ed hi* dark energies In a nrw p rn jecl-lh e conquest of thr Florida- lanlisian*. anti iilliinalrly.
M ettru
f la il hr m in r r if iil, ami *et up In* d yn asty. Flurid■all* todav might w ill la paving homage In a mnnarrh
anil pledging allegiam t In a strange flay
Only th r betrayal nf hi* plan by n n n rr tim e and
tru * trd fellow p ln tlrr. O u t 'taint* Wilkinson, riiinrd
burr'* hid
How dill It Matt, Hun'* lu lln * l in Florida?
ft seemed largily from hi* shooting nf llam illnn
I’Vrr th r latter'* p e m d e n t, puh1i*hril attacks against
him
llnrr wa* forced to leave tin K**i until th r Irmprr*
nf Hamilton'* frirtul* cooled somewhat, and hr drtitird
In make a trip to th r S o o th -* Itip th at eventually led
)nm into Florida'* inland waterway*.
Colonel llnrr. a rank hr athieved fighting undrr
W ashington in th r Itrvnlutinnary War. journeyed to
f-eorgu w hrrr hr and hi* family lived a* put*!* on a
plantation at St. Simon.
W hilr thrrr, hr wa* hauntid innM antly by a u n n n
nf Florida ami at la*t nor day m t out fur St. Augustine
jn an nprn canoe with a slave boy.
Rut hr never rra> hrd that hiatorir d ty . A lltr arrivinf at a point apprntim alely .111 milr* north of hi* dr*,
tinatinn, hr became an n e tte d with th r delusion that
th r territory tnifht *nmr day hr hi* th at hr *wunp
I *< k north in frantii ha*tr to irtu rn to hi* wifr. Thro
dosia, and reveal hi* plan* to hrr. Together, thry Irfl
tiro rfia and wrut liark tu Wa*huifton. dr*pur thr fact
th at many th rrr would h a ir seen Rurr. d efen d an t ol
Norsemen and Crusaders, at Ih r end nf a ropr.
L ram in i of hi* plan*. Burr** enemies alruvr in
weavo an international net to tn a rr him. The Spaniah
miniater wa* warned th at Burr was a Rritiah »py planu n i to eiplore tha waatem part of Florida. In IMU
B urr viaitrd New Orlean* and after hi* departure hia
a fa n t there, one Jo n ath an D ayton, allied the English
miniater for warahipa to aid in a projected revolt among
the people of Weal Florida. And D ayton then told tha
Spaniard* of Burr's intention*.
T he Spaniard*, however, did little and a year later
believed Burr had delayed hi* move to await the reaulla uf international negotiation* fur the Florida.
Of much greater intereit to the Spaniard* were refo rt a th a t 3,000 American regular* and 10,000 Ken
tucky militia were being readied for a atrike againat
New Orlean* and T eiaa. So alarm ed did they become,
th a t a council of war wa* railed a t Pensacola and in
January of IM7, an appeal waa made to the ritUen* of
th a t city for fund* to build defence*.
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Hut Hen. Jamc* \Vilkin*on. who had helped Rurr
map Spaninh territory that included western region* of
Florida, and who had ltd forte* again*! Spain ami
formed the N eutral (irourtil Agreement, wa* deter
mined that R urr* scheme should nnt be forgnttrn.
lie decided to betray Rurr, and spread eiaggerated
report* uf hi* alleged invanun plan* and the inherent
danger.
Wilkinson, whtxw ego wa* a m atch even for Rurr *.
allowed hi* dislike ol Hurt to twcume »o intrn*e that in
lfM>7 lie nrdem l I'apt. Mi>«« Hook to go In Mississippi
Territory, kidnap the former c u e president and bung
him under guard to New Orleans. However. Captain
Hook went no farth er th a n N atch ei before detiding
not to follow through with th e daring plan.
A*events worked nut, the kidnap pint proved hardly
necessary. For shortly afterw ard, while traveling hy
h o rn on the road to l'rn**rula, Rurr waa anewted by a
soldier srting on order* of th r federal government and
taken to Fort S to ddard a* a prisoner. Almost at the
same lime, ships Rurr had Iwen a*armhling in the Mis
sissippi were bottled up.
President Jefferson had charged Rurr with treason
and he wa* relum ed in Ihinil* m Richmond for trial hy
Chief Justice John Marshall, a trial which Hurr's skill
as an actor and M atshall's ill feeling toward Jefferson
turned into a farce th at resulted in H urr's acquital.
Nut go fortunate were Sen. John Adair of Kentucky
and Sen. John Sm ith of Ohio who were am ong.Burr's
suspected accomplice*. Although no charge* were placed
against them, both resigned from Congress. Smith, who
had land interests in the Florida*, became a resident nf
The Burr episode caused a new outbreak of worry
among Spaniah officials who continually heard reports
of more project* like hia, and also that Burr would not
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give up and wa* seeking aid from Ktiru|N- fur another
try at th r Florida* It wa* rc|Kirlrd th a t many Florid
ian* favored an alliance with B ritain if the United
Slate* failed tu protect them.
A typical alarm wa* th at which appeared in news
paper* in IMift, warning th a t th r R urr conspiracy wa*
reviving and the British were In send a squadron from
llah fas In th e West Indie* tu occupy the Florida*
Some ol th e Spaniard* saw in these stnrirs a m rent to
hide * plan nf rnnqueM by th e Doited State*.
'A ctually, they were not so far-fetched a* wa* imag
ined A resile** Rurr sailed In Ktiro|>e in IMHt and proI u-ed that Napoleon seire th r Bahama* and the Flor
ida* After th at move, llu rr raid, he would gather hi*
friend* in (Georgia and the West under his «tandaid and
tesuire hi* plan tu lake Mrsico.
(letting the Florida* would lie th r main element to
success. he atressed-even if it m eant faring the w rath
ol th e U nited State*.
R urr proposed an even more incredible scheme a
year later. H r asked that France and Britain hr recon
ciled and with their combined might defeat the United
S tates and then Mrsico. H r vowed th a t he would
handle th e southern phase of th e operation.
T his was to be th e aging Rurr'* last wild grasp at
hi* dream, during the prelude to the creation nf the
Republic of West Florida in IS 10 after Napoleon over
ran Spain and anarchy reigned.
Rurr returned to the U nited S latea to live in com
parative obscurity, shunned hy mo*t nf hi* fellow citiirn*. until hia death in 1836 nn S ta te n Island at th e
age of M).
Hut until Burr died, th e flame or hi* dream of em
pire never was completely eitingui*hed. Witnesses re
ported th a t whenever th e old m en w ith th e amsringly
bright end penetrating eyas could And some one to UaHgthe would tell of hia vision* of an Kl Dorado in which
th a peninsula of Florida shoo# like a gem.
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k_A’Nmy, Fell JO. » m t > picallv Iteautiful Florida d a y —even hehtn I th e grim
wall* of Florida's S ta te I'risnn at llaiford I iituaI i*a were lounging i rmirol on
lh r green gri«* in a walled enclosure,
visiting with relative* and friends, a
weekly jinv ilrijr granted Inv aul turnI nit
Hut niutilrr wa. in th r air th at tunny
afternoon.
An attractive Monde, only i l year*
old. was among ih o te seated on the
lawn She hail come from Miami to tu n
one of her former huthanda, who despite
hit youthful year* of 25, had made the
crime circuit from hank rnlihery to po
lice kidnapping And now he wat «ion to
become a m urderer.
The younic woman.
drift d o te to her
man. ateallhlly reached under her dress
and clutched a 25 caliber Italian putol
ahr had cnncealeil in her girdle. Cautinualy, the removed th e weapon and
handeil it to the man, who »|ip|x-d it inaide h u clothing.
Thu ia Ije o e g r / fe m u r , one n f U t i 't "fop III" m .tsl
u a n t n l mrn. u h n «Aul anil i il l r d I II. ( i o / n i n . a t s u l
a n t tuprnnltlufenl o f llni/nnl / ' n » w . in a .faring
t o a p t n ltr m p l.
Thu« the atage was net for one of the
most brutal m urdert and sensational e|Maodet in th r h u to ry of crime in Florida.
The ru rlain waa about to go up on a
tragedy th a t left three children fatherlet*. painful hullri wound* fur two prunn
guard*-and eventually, long priaon term*,
for three persona playing leading rule*
in the aavage dram a.
The gun nuill—the woman in th e cate
—waa Mr*. Itu lh Staffs. T h e m an waa
Thu u Raymond Staffs. third huthami uf
Rath, mho hough! iht gun that hit wife
•muggird ht HttouM in gruaa. In a d a s w
In kiting Iht aamHant pritan awp t n n lt m
tlrnl. Htrout uted Iht gun la mound tu *
prxtam guards
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husltand*. neither of whom «he bothered
a Itout divorcing liefore m arrying Haymond Staffs. 27. a Miami race track eierciae man.
Ile ro u t waa aerving 25 year* for k id
napping tw u Miami policem en in Ju ly ,
1952, w hen he di*armeil th em na th ey
came to h u auhurhan home in HI Portal
to a rre a t him in connection with a hank
robltery in Katuaa. The two officer* had
no reaaon to «ii«|>e<l th a t they were up
agairut one of the "top HI" rnn«t wanted
men on the lut of the F ill. Ileroua waa
c a p tu rrd when the officer* deliberately
craahed their car, in which they were
being held a* hoatagea. into a tree, sending H eroin sprawling
Sulue<|uently, he waa returned to
Kansas where he waa convicletl and aenlenced to 25 yean for hia part in the
160,000 rohliery of the Johnaort County
N ational Hank ft T ruat Com pany of
IVairie Village. Bill H eroui wa* brought
hark to Florida to atart aerving hia sen*
lence here. (int.
Mr*. Staffa aaid ahe m arried H ero u i
Feh Iff. 1952, in Miami, adm itting later
that ahe liad not divorced him before ahe
m arried Staffa only a few weeka liefore
the ftailnrd incident. She alao claim ed
that H eroin had re p e a te d her to smuggle three .45 caliber putol* into the pria
on, w ith which ahe aaid he planned to
stage a wholesale prison break. She
smuggled the smaller gun tu him. fear
ing, she claimed, th a t if ahe failed to
help H ero u i. hia “ pals on th e o u tsid e”
would awake it rough for her.
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Thu i t Ruth S la t fa u h n u n u g g ltil in to / t a « a I h t gun th a t
llr r iH ti io n /
m u n lrr llr r n u t u r n n iw n/ t r f A i o k i t i i i o k .o a
aSr fnrgnl In i/ iit ir r e . hul r t m r m h tr r d util r n.iugh In hrlp ru m
m il m urtltr.
Anyhow, nothing hap|irnrd until almut Miami The trail grew hot when the gun
ail weeks after th a t S unday afternoon was traced to Itaim und Staffa, who ad*
tryst. Then, suddenly, on Monday morn milled he had purchased it fur Iluth 11*
ing. April 4. hell broke loo**- in Halford. aaid h u hive fur the jw-tile htunde led
As H eroin waa tiring eacurted from him to buy It fur her, stating that h*
hi* cell to tile bathroom, lie whipped nut wanted to do everything p.,»*iMc In «in
the putol and demanded to h r taken to and keep her love
Staffa and his wife Mere arrested anti
the front of the prison When guards
saw hi* gun they tim ed in on him, hut ch arg rd w ith conspiracy in Ihe prison
liefore they could grab him h r *hot J. G. l.'eak plot. Mra Staffs adm itted she
Godwin, assistant prison su|terintvndrnt, s m u g g le d th r gun tu H e ro in ,
in tlu- hark The aitfi* lal sought refuge in
(CeunuoeJ an pij* 11)
a nearby room, hut H eroui ran after him
and shot him again, thi* tim e in the
stomach Gialwin died a short tune later.
It *aa theom ed that H eroin plan tied
to take Godwin aa a hostage in h u a t
tem pt to flee the prison, and th e view
wa* alao advanced th a t he shot the
priaon official for revenge Godwin i*
aaid to have learned th at H ero u i p lan
ned to c»* «pr and placed him in solitary
confinem ent for a while. Only H e ro u i
ran d e a r up any conflicting speculation.
Godwin waa a veteran officer, 55 years
old, and had served aa a priaon official
fur 30 years.
In th e melee. H eru u i alao shot and
wounded I,. I). Dodds and I,. I,. Wainw righl, priaon guards. Iluth recovered.
Following the bloody orgy, H eroui was
retu rn ed to solitary confinem ent while
prison officials, headed by I.. F. C h a p
man. superintendent, started an investi
gation ae to how Ile ro u t had obtained
th e death weapon.
Thu it J. II. ftW w ia. fathrr of lu-o rhit
T he trail in tracing th e gun led to
drrn, and n prunn a/final far .Kl yrara
New York C ity, where it waa learned
Ht dinl nfltr hting thnl in Iht hark. and
Ihtn Iht tfom ith. by /femur
th a t ilia p u to l had been shipped to
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ScATTERen throughout Florida ia an unusual
assortment of tree* —historically famous, fan
tastically shaped or named, or just plain oddities.
The vaat majority of them are accessible to the
public, and a few even are rated aa tourist attrac
tions. And all are highly interesting.
Florida can boaat of the largest and oldest cy*
prsaa tree in the United States, of the only 1,000year-old cypame tree to be transplanted, of a 900yaar-old laurel oak and of such oddities aa the
land-building tree and a tree th at was a depot.
The Urgent and oldest cypress tree ia located
between Sanford and Orlando and ia believed to
be between 2,900 and 3,600 years old, according
to the American Forestry Association. This forest
giant haa a bass circumference of 47 feet, and a
diameter of 1714 feet. It haa a height of 127 feet,
which is not In keeping with its other dimension*
and leads tree'esperta to deduce it once towered
200 fast or mote above ground, prior to being
topped by some storm or dlaeaae.
Foresters estimate the tree contains 12,000 to
13,000 board feet of lumber. It ia a species known
as the bald or common cypress. The tree received
iU name, “Senator," in honor of ei-fltate Senator
M. 0. Overstreet, who donated the tree and orig
inal plot of land to the county aa a pskk.
Near Sabring, in Highlands Hammock SUte
Park, Is a huge laurel oak believed to be more
than 900 years old, according to the Honda Park
Service. It's been battered by time, but haa been
eipertly repaired by tree surgeon*. Those want
ing to viait the giant can do ao by following a well
kept path which leads off one of the main roada
in the park.
At Jacksonville are two famous oak trees
named Keystone and Treaty. The Keystone Oak
-often referred to aa the "tree which is a forest"
- U believed to be the largest tree of ita kind in
the United States on the basis of ground covered.
It ia 496 foot in circumference and one limb ia 112
feet long. At shoulder height this tree's trunk ia
29 feet, Iv e inches in circumference, and eight
feet, sii inches ia dUmeter. Ita ago ia estimated
at 430 to 330 yean.
Jacksonville resident* now park their autos in
the ahade of the Treaty Oak where once adven
turesome white men and Indians met to discuss
their treaties. This oak U estimated to be nearly
BOO years old. The spread of ita branches once
was ao great th at it was eatimated th a t at high
noon, 4,000 persons could stand In th e ahade of
the tree with each person allotted four feet of
space. Many of iU branch re stretched for more
than 100 feet from trunk to tip, but most of them
have been clipped to mal o room for development
in the residential area.
At New Smyrna Banc'i is the Conference Oak,
so called because Confederate supply troops
camped under the spreading tree while awaiting
sugar supplies. The fla n ' oak tree, probably 300
yean old, la located near the ruins of the old
Spanish Mission and Sugar Mill. Within a few
feet of the oak during the 17th century, the Span
ish Franciscan friars established an Indian mis
sion. A century later the mission waa converted
by the English into a sugar mill and Indigo fac
tory. The mill was ia continuous operation
throughout the subsequent Spanish period, and
under the U. 8. flag until abandoned shortly after
the War Between the StaUa.
Transplanting young trees ia routine, but trans
planting a 1,000-year-old cypress ia not. Near
Palmdale, not far from Reheating Creek, ia the
tree they aaid couldn't ha moved, but it was.
b It pnmfhli to auccearfally move a 1,000year aid cypraaa tree ftooa Me natural swamp
habitat to a aaady M b id e t Tam Gmhiau asked
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Thu it the mulbtrry tree that gat t a town in Flor
ida ilt name. The tree once itat Ihe affinal freight
depot for a railroad.
th at question when he decided he needed e cypreee tree ae a centerpiece for hia Cypreee Knee
Mueeunit And everyone he aaked eaid H couldn't
be done. Oaakina successfully moved Ihe tree,
weighing 12,000 pounds, two mile* and the tree
repaid Oaakina for hia 91,200 gamble (the c o m o f
ihe move) by giving birth a year later, to a new.
knee. Aa far aa he knows, this was the Aret time
that a m ature cypress tree waa transplanted in
the U. S.
At Mulberry ia the tree th at waa a depot.
Standing beside the tracka of the Seaboard Air*
line Railroad is the mulberry tree which served
as the Arst freight depot, and which gave the
town its name. During the IIMO’a, no railroad sta
tion esiated; in fact, no town, although aettlera
were beginning to arrive in the area. Regular
shipments consigned to the reeidenta in the vicin
ity were aim ply tagged "P ut Off At the Big Mul*
berry Tree." And thst'a where the shipments
were unloaded. Prom its limba several persons
were hanged during the turbulent times when the
pebble phosphate mines nearby were Drat put
into operation.
Probably one of the most unuaual trees in
Florida is the mangrove, often called the land*
building tree. The red mangrove, found profusely
along the coasts, has the remarkable habit of
throwing out shoots in all downward directions.
These offshoots take root in the muddy coastal
waters in which the tree thrives. Thus, constantly
estanding the area its roots cover, Ihe mangrove
spreads in monotonous green d um ps stretching
sometimaa lo t hundreds of miles along the sea
coast. In time, islands of considerable area are
formed. The red mangrove ia a round-topped tree
which sometime* reaches 2& feet in height. It ia
one of the few tree* which will survive in salt
water.
In Tallahassee is the famed May Oak. Be
neath this giant eak for more than a century May
Queena have been crowned. T he ancient o a k believed to be several hundred years old-has suf
fered hum the ravages of hurricanes and disease
and has probably received more careful nursing
and surgery by the city th an any other tree in
Florida.
In Fairchild Tropical Gardens at Miami stands
a 50*year-old mango (Mulgeba, an East Indian
variety), all th a t te a a ia a of th e first orchard of
this tvpo of mango in the U. (L Planted by W. B.
Marat fat IM0, thin mango tree ie a descendant
of Ih* original tree introduced Into the United
States by the Department of Agriculture in UW9.
The original tree stood for many years on the
ground* of the Klhridge dale home in West Palm
Beach. Rale saved the original tree's life by care
ful cultivation and proved th at mangoes would
grow in South Florida
Ever hear of the sausage tree? No. you won't
be able to use it for breakfast, but the fruit of
this unusual tree does resemble the breakfast
standby. This tree-native of the Victoria Lake
region of Africa-is known botanically aa Kigella
Pinnate. The trees were brought to South Florida
by Dr. David Fairchild, famed government agri
culturist and world traveler, near the beginning
of the 20th century. After raising the trees from
seeds at the U. S. Agriculture Station, seedlings
were distributed in South Florida. Only a few eur*
vived. One of the largest specimens of the tree
still growing is located near Fairchild Gardens.
Planted in 1007, it has now reached a height of
more then 20 feet. The aausages-a new crop
grows each year-reach s maiimum length of 27
inches and weigh from 16 to 20 pounds, growing
from rope-like stems sometimes an inch in di
ameter.
Tampa la represented in the tree parade by
the historic DeSoto Oak named for the noted
Spanish eiplorvr, Hernando DeSoto. Among the
other odd and unuaual trees to be found in the
atate are the banyan, originally from India; the
Tree of Life; the cannonball tree and the strangl
er fig. Some are more common than others, but
all are of interest.
The “land bedding~ or red mangrove tree, ranlu high among na
ture’* <nIditie*. It (Atoms out downward growing thind* u hirh,
nentuaUe. tahe rout in cousin/ water* anti form new ground
Another of the strong* tree* of the world it (At* to usage tree, •
native of Africa. The fruit, shaped like a tautage, U not edible
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I t > > l during a cold w inter five year*
ago that a young couple living tn Michi
gan, decided to head for a w arm er cli
m ate. They atarted for California by
wav of Florida.
They arrived in the alate at the tim e
of the Citrus Festival at W inter Haven.
Aa they looked over th e eahihita th ey
noticed a atrange fniit. It waa an eahihit
of lichees
Kverelt Davidson, with no background
aa a farm er and who had nevrr grown
anything in hia life, liecame ao fasci
nated with the lychee he decided to
grow them.
"T hen loo," he aaya, "on paper it
looked like a gold mine because the ly
c h e e sell* for about two dollars a pound."
Mr. and Mr*. Davidson traveled
•round the atate th a t winter of 1949,
talking to everyone who knew anything
•bout lycheaa. Then he went to work for
Col. William Grove, a pioneer in develop
ing lychee commercially in Florida.
Davidson even worked on a to m ato
•n d cucumber farm to learn about anil,
lie then started to grow hia own lychee
trees. T he Davidsons never got to Calilo rn ia -in fact they got no farther west
th an ilradenton.
T he lychee is a subtropical evergreen
V tree th at ie indigenous to China. It cornea
from southeastern China where the cli
m ate ia m uch like th a t of C en tral and
Boulh Florida. T he fresh ripe fruit ia
•b o u t the aiie and color of a large ripe
otrawfaerry. It haa a very thin, but lough
•kin, the outer part of which ie removed
betw een th e th u m b and tr e t finger beevpte-aemwa.uiiiw. m i l
fore the fruit ia eaten It is high m sugar
content and haa a Aavor all its own. Its
greet value ia aa a fresh fruit, but it may
be preserved. It deep freexea perfectly.
The fresh fruit of the lychee tree has
for many re n tu n ra hern considered by
the Chinese to lie the finest of fruits. It
hss met with instant acceptance in the
Drilled States
The lychee received nation-wide pub
licity this summer, when the Bradenton
Cham ber of Commerce and Davidson,
sent Arthur Godfrey, the radio and tele
vision star, a hoi of fresh fruit.
It came about when Godfrey, on a
television show, came onto the stage hap
pily munching a lychee. lie mentioned it
cam* from Florida’s fabulous Weal Coast
which he described in Chamber of Com
merce terms with particular reference tn
lie beautiful beaches. It ap peared the
lychee was a new taste treat for the televiaiun etar.
T he Chine#* could not bring lychee*
to this country in the fresh state, so they
processed and shipped them as "dried
lychee*," which many Americana call
"lychee nuts." The freeh lychee ia aa su
perior to the dried lychee a* th e fresh
peach ia to the dried peach.
The fruit grow* in clutter* on th e
lim b tip* of evergreen tree* th a t reach
a height of 40 feet with about the same
spread Kach tree p ru ^ ttN both elim i
nate and piatiUala flower*.
It ia not only a desirable tree, due to
its fruit, but ia also an ornam ental dooryard tree of sym m etrical line*. Several
F.irrrtt Ih u tJ tn n (top photn\ p rum ih ihtplat* o u t o f h it lychrr Irrrt u h ilr lahutri hit lit I t
am f daughter, Front rt, tup off their lunch tilth lychee fruit.
limes each year it throws out a new
growth of leaves, ususlly wine-colored.
When the fruit is ripe, its bright red
cluster* present a striking picture.
The lychee is a subtropical, not a
tropical tree. It needs s w arm location
and yet seem* to fruit well without a
winter cold period to provide a certain
dpgree of dormancy. It is produerd with
difficulty in California, prohahiy on ac
count of lha dry atmosphere. It has not
lieen develop**! in T ria s, due to the cold
w eather in th at atate.
T he tree grows in P an am a hut does
not fruit thrre. It has not fruited too
well in Culm, and fruits aparingly in the
cooler locations of Hawaii. It is grown
in tome sections of India and the Malay
Peninsula.
In C hina its fruiting range is lim ited
to the southeastern province* of Kwanglung and Fukian.
I ’lie tree grows vigorously and fruits
well in section* of South Florida, ranging
from Orlando to Homestead Both coasts
and the Hidge, Kverglade* and Redlands
districts are represented.
T here are scattered grove* in S a ra
sota, Manatee, and Pinellas counties, all
small, which are pm during good crop*.
David arm mays a citrus grower near Win
ter Haven ie gradually replacing hia
orange and grapefruit tree* with lychee
tree*. Davidson has three acre* planted
in lychee tree* on his farm, caller! the
Lychee Plantation, in Palma Sola.
I -ike citrua, lychee seedlings cannot lie
depended upon to reproduce true to par
entage At budding is unsuccessful, C hi
nese air-layering m ethods are used f»r
e ia c t reproduction, l-ayrrcd or inarched
trees usually rri|uire front four to s i i
years to lwar. Seedling* may require
twice that length of time.
T he trees are planted at about .HI to
an acre. A 10-year-old tree will produce
100 pound* n year, which mean* !Hl trees
will produce &.000 pounds. If you had
three acre* like Davidson, you would
harvest 15,000 pounds, which sell for ap
proiim ately 12 per pound, giving y u tiwell, figure it out for yourself. Hut when
you do, don’t suddenly decide to liecome
a lychee grower, for this tan t a get-richquick scheme. It looks a lot h e lle r on
paper than anywhere else.
Kven Davidson, who ha* become an
authority on the growing of lychees, will
tell you he doesn’t make his entire liv
ing telling lychees, a* much as he loves
th e fruit.
He sells all he ra n grow, and h a sn ’t
been able to satisfy th e local demand at
a novelty fruit. He receives inquiries
from ail over th« world about lha fruit.
Ha haa shipped tree* to T eiaa, C alifor
nia and Mexico. Hia fruit has been sent
from Washington to Maine.
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is le t s id l.a ke W orth
I A> the name suggests, these b e a u tifu l buds
tie the smallest of the tern fam ily, io *ire al-out
Jhe h n g t h o fa mocking bird Their -wallow tike
[tight pattern, together w ith the shape of their
sings, a l s o suggests th e ir lom m ou name of sea
K*cept for n lew struggling ll*hrnnrn tintnrds huse thr island pretty nun h lo tin in
selves What will hu|<|w n nett Miniiui i t* iputr
another matirr, hut it iinuiluilogM* .if* l o r t n t .
any mnn-madr building plan* will not ili*iml>
thrin aftrr All|tu*t of llu* w a r whro th r in *1
my period will la- over til ionise t h r present
i wallow
rookery is under the watihlul ey* id wildlde
An estimate*) SO of these turds have t>een wardens and Ini al Audubon otlu rr*
Iwisy with family m a tte rs on th e island since
The lords have proved friendly, toil motions
I a rlv in June. T he island is man-made and lies A car parked oo tin roadway osiialK h o o p
List west of I'hipfia Park. a popular pu me park, down from ihe nir an antioii* p in nt win alights
and proerrd* to *itidy t hr sit nation h ir p m g
one eye on tile ear, willi tin oilier lie or sin
watrlies out for tin- hahits —in tin* rookery —
usually a pair The parent lord giye» a kind id
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clicking sound nin th lik* tin sound mill* hy
plainly thr tongue look o| ill* l*riti I hr hud
watt tier sees what looked Ilk* a small stout or
shell llatlrn itself to the ground and di*<over*
for the tirsl | mu- that hr had hsrn looking al a
downy lilt of feathers
Should the wait her hay* the lenient < to walk
out inlo the Irm lorv, he would It in d linger el
stepping oo a small fledgling Hilt hr also wonld
have lo rimtend with n barrag* id wings, as
every tern in the neighlmthimd darts in to help,
letting out a timrerterl try *d warning—probably
thinking that one gi*«l ' tern’ dtserve* another
Usually, two Inrtls are present when Ihr l-idnr*
are fed One parent presumably the mother
alights ami I* gin*,« i oaring sound lo di*tns«i
when the i luldit n tiaye wandered l ike a Ini
man haliy pot I* .m u d to walk. I It* little la mgs
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toddle away fast in any directum on th r o tiny,
* < ’ v j ■ very short legs W fill* Mama ha* torr<il< tl I he
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wandering ll.ulily ha* lorn t in ling holding a
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tiny minnow tn In* yellow toll 1’ht biding pro
\Sp*rhU<l (ra lh rf uf Ihr liltlr frllim n n tltrln /tri
less seem* to he affording to the sue of th r
[ mil him to hrnunr «> hhr it i» i nr rJlrff that hr inn
tiahy Sometimes the hahie* seem to lake a bite
•euete/.t hr iltilinfuiihnl on Ihr jrriium/
from th r same minnow, taking th ru turns very
|m l I* him- of ihr newer real estate developments
politely Again, a huge p in e is rammed down
i this riaort. Il t* already marked off with paveone's throat in what look* like a yerv brutal a t
nrnla into priM prrtivr business mill residential
tack. the hahy later lying prone, apparently
lir a s . Imt th r first to move in a ir tin**- nesting
resting aftrr tin* fort rd feeding
lent*. They have pre-empted ih r n m th rin purl
tn ftighl, flu* lard seems glaringly while with
i f th r site, marking up annthrr tir*t to th rir
a starllmgly hl.it k head malt lung the dark lips
tredit, for this i* th r hist tim e this s|>e-tir* h«r
of the grateful wings. The wedge—or hrartpern rrp o rtrtl nesting in th a t pari of Klonila
shaped —white forrht-ad, its yellow lull and short
Usually this hiril builds in ih r Itaham a*. th r
yellow legs, together with it* dim inutive sue.
1’iulf arra, and rv rn farth rr north along th r A t
distinguish it from th< m m moo tern and th r
lantic short.
rninm on tern's almost idem leal twin, burster's
T h rar nrstn m rr* didn’t rv rn wait to consult
tern. H ath of these three s|ierlrs has snowy
Ih r inning hoard or find it nreessary 1*1 employ
white wing* and soft gray mantles Their glossy
in a rrh itrc t. Home-making to lra*t tern* la so
him k heads lie*time lighter in the winter and
pimple th a t a shallow spot hollowrd out in I h r
legs and hills seem somewhat less eolorful than
ind ia all thay nes-d They do not r \ r n u»r
during the breeding season*, but there are al
a or twifs, but som rtim rs surround th r nrat
ways diffrrenees which a fond m other, at least,
try shrlla or stunrs as a disguise
rould distinguish
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T» birthplace of Naval Avi-
Almost like ulenlual turns, instructor slmtrnls at 1‘ensacola tram to
think ami act alikr. Herr tun of them shou hou they fly alike uhrn thry
hank their planes In the air
They carry their equipment in the same manner, climb aboard their
plane alike ami even put on their helmets the same-or if they ihm'l they
uon’t do foe instructors in the Nary's school
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ation—Pensacola—ia today the
training lia«e home of thousand*
of fledgling aviator* needed for
the Navy'* defence job. Peniscola ha* always l>een associated
with Naval Aviation Cadet
flight training. However, there
i* another school in Pensacola,
little known but ju*t as import
ant as the school for aviaton. It
ia the school for flight instruct
or*. Inatructors Basic Training
Unit (IHTU for short).
When the fleet aviator ia as
signed to Pensacola he is an ei*
perienced flyer. He come* from
flying jeU from carriers, nr sea
planes from rough waters, or
heavy landplane* over arctic or
ocean. He is a well qualified
naval aviator but hi* specialisa
pmhably the last time during the narking day these fledgling i netrue
tion alone prevents him from
tors (u Ao ore experienced pilots! will hare time to m ox f» ot morning
i
stepping immediately into the
coffee where they get the day's orders.
role of flight instructor. IHTU
has the job of training these
Why do everything alike? cants than there are opening*.
fleet specialists in another spe For th e same reasons th a t th e
Each volunteer is carefully
cialty. flight instructing.
alphabet and th* multiplication screened and only the best are
Aviator* with a* many differ table are standardized; it'a more selected to replace the 81a ord
ent backgrounds as there are efficient to teach someone ac ered to sea duly.
different airplanes in the Navy cording to one set of standards,
As the newly selected SI re
will start in the sam e class at to spell a word in one way, to ports from one of the flight
IBTU. Seven week* later after know that two time* two equals training units where he has
\\ been Instructing cadets, he is
one of the toughest flying ei- only four.
perience* in their careers, they
Those seven weeka during pul under (he c a re ’of a small
will be flying and even talking which the Instructor U nder group which, in a sense, in
alike. They Drill all carry their Training (IUT) teams th* stan structs the inatructors who in
helmets and parachutes in a dardized methods of flight in struct th* Instructors! This
certain way, climb into the air- struction are no vacation. Ac group Is th* Flight Standardiz
plan* from the same side, go tu al flight inatruction ia pr*i ation Board. The job of this
through identical preparations ceded by a short course In board ia to m akr sure th at all
In starting th* engine, ta il out ground school which cover* the 81a are using standard method*
and take off in etactly the same suhjects«of Principles of Ins- of instruction. Before a new SI
manner, fly all the various ma stru ctio n . Public S peaking. starts to work at IB TU he is
neuver* eiactiy alike.
Technique of Flight Instruction, given a refresher course to bring
and Engineering among other*. him to top-notch standards
Th* IUT rediscovers the m ean
Th# key enlisted men of
ing of th* word "homework."
Starting his flying, h* And* him IBTU are ju st s* carefully
self refreshing Right maneuver* picked as th e ataff inatructors.
Without the beet support on the
th at he hasn't done for year*.
Composed of approximately ground, the tight flight sched
60 officers and 160 enlisted men, ule could not he met and th r
IBTU quite naturally a ttra c ts d e l a y w o u l d he reflected
some of the best qualified per throughout the entire Training
sonnel in the Pensacola training Command. Aircraft m ainten
area. The officers are predom i ance must be the very best for
nantly ezperienced flight in the 60-plus airplane* assigned.
Still another very important
structors with provsn records.
mission
for IHTU ia develop
T here are several specialists in
ment
work
with new airplane*
ground instruction and o th trs
i
i teach these pilots to become instructors are known »t i
instructors how to instruct. Thee eisn tube off alike an i
In aircraft maintenancs and
Tb* Navy is extremely proud
supply. Th# flight instructors at of its aviation safety record.
IBTU are called staff in stru ct Standardization of Instructor
or* (shortened 81a). No on* be technique* has resulted in an
comes an 81 without w anting ever lower aircraft accident
to since it is a strictly volunteer rate.
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FO O D S
One of the recipe* printed below, all of which are $1 win
ner*—will he lUleti tin t week union* the M recipea-tif-lhr
week for September. Send your favorite Florida recipe to
Hecipe <*ontr«t Kditor. All Florida Ma*aiinr, Ocala
KOtiDA " f o n m i t " c o in s iia o
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n tp t H ttn d a u a te r ground
cum men/
14 cup* Hirrf tkimmrd milk
I Up tall
.1 lb• fwcon ihipping*
Hut uater
Sift meal. Add *alt, milk and bacon dripping*. Add hot
water, stirring rapidly, until mixture i* almoat a* thin a* lHit
ter. The consistency is im portant. It should tie just thick
enough to hold it* shape when dropped by lahlespoonful on
hot greased griddle. This forms sm all individual ponr*. Can
be rooked in an aluminum pan, but brown* and rnapeii* b et
ter on an iron griddle.
Hake in hot oven until golden brown all over and edge*
are crisp. This bread is e*|iecially good with frrsh Florida
vegetahir*-or buttered while hot and eaten while drinking a
glass of milk.
- M r*. II tron S u » r r, G retna
P it SIMMON PUOOINO
runniso
I cup perummun pulp
4 cup milk
I lb* meltrd butter
I ftp i arulla
4 cup nul meat* <Augi/wif fine
f cup tugor
I cup fh'Mir
I Up «<ln
4 tip tall
4 Up cinnam on
I'A HA MEL SAUCE,
4 cup granulated titgnr
4 cup hrvu n tigar
I lb* cunt thin k
I cup ualrr
I lb* butter
I up lamlla
M il together egg yolks, persim m on pulp, milk, m elted
butter, vanilla and nut meats. Sift together the sugar, flour,
soda, salt and cinnamon. Combine th e two miiture* ami fold
in egg white. Heal all together. Ihil in a greased covered dish,
set in a pan of w ater ami hake in slow oven for an hour and a
half, or until a straw mine* out clean. For the same, combine
the granulated and the hrown sugar, b u tter and corn starch.
S tir over Are until hrown, add w ater and rook smooth and
thick, then th e vanilla.
- J ay M. C larke, D rU m l.
PAPAYA TORTI
Mnraakino ckrrnrt
I large papaya or tun tmall ones
I cup tugar
I rgg*
12 Ih* tugar
4 cup uater
Clrakam cracker crumb*
4 cup uatrr
4 t*p nutmeg
Whipped cream
I nteiape unflacurtd gelatin
Drop slice* of aolid papaya in to a hot syrup made by
combining th e cup of augar and half-cup of water ami cook
ing until augar dbwolvea. Heat fruit in syrup five minute*
B utter an 8 il2 pan, cover w ith dry Graham cracker
crumb* to which haa been add ed th e nutmeg. Hut drained
papaya alicea on crumb* and dot w ith halves of cherries.
Heat egg yolks until light and add ail tablespoon* sugar.
Soften the gelatin In one-fourth cu p of water, combine with
'*ia in lop of double boiler and cook until hut, but not
ing.
Heat th e egg whites until stiff, fold in ail tablespoons
sugar gradually, then fold gently in to cooled yolk m iitu re
and spoon over papaya alicea. Cover top with soother layer
of cracker cnimba, chill several hour*; top each serv ing w ith
tcaspoonfiil of whipped cream , a h alf cherry and a cube of
papaya which haa been cooked five m inutes, in rem aining
syrup of Ant cooking.
- M m . F rank R o b i n s o n , Tampa.
a
' Tfcs M a u ls * O n e s!"
i n "Childe Itnlsnd to ih r
Dark Toarr Came," I doubt it hi»
sensation of "sulkiness" s a t ant
mnrr msrkrd than (hr •rntaiom of
"woklints" rcpmeni rd by a certain
other 'Child* Ibdand," who ram*
before the Juvenile Court on or
shout * rather recent date in the
tear of our Gird, whuh t« even now
closing at I write
“ Childe Ibdand wat rune yeart
old He had bright, hi*, blue eve*.
In which there were trace* of both
testa and terror
He came forward haltingly, pulled
and |>ro|ielltd ti> hi* mother
When he wat arated he juat could
tee oter the lop of the judicial desk,
where the court u t “in the nsrne of
and b> the authority of thr S tale
of Florida "
The prtllion recited that the said
'Childe Hulaml" wa* a dellin|oent
i told within thr mramn* and in
tent of Chapter Hi Ittof the t-aw* of
Florida in Ihw. to-wil that he wa*
a truant from achool and otherwi-e
incorrigible
Thtt wat pretty heavy for Childe
Holand'a mne-yrar-old comprehen
tion, hn*hl at it wat
So the Court atkrd simply whrlh
cr or not hr had liern plavin* hookrv
from si hied
lloland looked up at hit mother,
around at the attendance u finer,
then appraitmglv up at the court
He didn't antwer, hut he nodded
his head up and down, whuh *i*m
lied assent
“What aUrnt hem* incorrigible?"
the ■mirl inquired
” 1 don't know what that is." an
i s t n i l Holand
"Well, that means l-ring bad and
nut minding tour mother and run
mng around with had hoys and
niaylte stealing things "
“ I alwacs mind my mother when
she'* around." the Ihiv maintained
in hi* own behalf, "hut the ain't
around much
"How about running around with
fiad Uiya?" inquired the court
"Welt, I play with buys around
the at reel, hut they don’t sreui to
had - only a few of them swipe
things"
Then he a*ked a ipirstIon worthy
of a lawver: “ What I* a bad boy""'
The mutt referred him to Chap
ter H2IH hereinbefore referred In.
which seta forth in detail all the
kinds, giadr* ami categories of "bail
hoys."
Further inquiry developed the
fact that Ibdand'* father was “mitaing in action"—Of m inaction, aa the
rase might tie-ami In* wherealioul*
unknown
The mother worked, going away
early-hefore school tim e -a n d re
turning late
In the interim Holand was "on
hit own” and sometime* didn't go
in Mhnol. ami sometime* did do the
ihmga that he ought not have done
So, despite hi* objections and hit
protnlalions of ability In take tare
of himaelf, he wa* taken to the
Hoys' Home
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H n u g n lrin g th a t thr p m h lr m t
of c h ild re n a n d th e ir p a r e n t *
o re d a t e In n n y one nf u*. A lt
f la n d a M a g m tn r ha* u h la ln r .l
( l e i n i n t l i i n / m m Ihr d a c h a n
f lllr flay S r -i h r f u i i n i l / la o
p n n !,fr a tn finer la l im r .r t i c t p h
fruni o r the u Aide of th r u 11 n t l i
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um phal priHrasion, Irfl hi* |d * i e
and ran over lo *rr the m i n t
" C a p ," he w h l 'p r l r i l , a f te r he
had ilindied up In. t h e 'c o u r t *’
nrait-*l ear, m ake 'em wait twlnri
thrv alart, until tnv m a m m a conn-*
- • h e ain't h r r r vet ”
T h e court gentlv rtp<>*lulalrd
th a t " t h e gur*t» are m et. t h e (r**t
l* *el, m ay '* I he ar I h r m r r r v d m "
- o r word* of that general <h a r a c t r r
Hut I b d a n d clung arniuid t h e
i null'* neck slid hi* le a f s *id i n t e d
Ihe lelalivety *1111 collar of t h r
court
Ftnallv, however. H nland wiped
awav I h e tear*, took hi* plai r at
t h r head of t h e line, a n d m a r c h e d
in like a little man a n d a good
• port, when t h r riiu*n* *lruck up
T h e court bu rn e d hai k aro u n d In
lllr tea r of i h r room t o *ee t h e elltr a n c e
The lath- laic with live red *wr a t
er ami with the eves j u d a little bit
too brighl a n d *larr> f m m t h e r e
cent shower of tear* d id n t -m g
(Vcwlmued on page I D
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were in the “dressing room” behind
the stage ready to make their entry
into where the audience and thr
Christmas tree were
The "court" peeked in behind the
scene*. Holand, heading the tri-
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tions In 1952. Pull was rap tu red in N-w
York City, but not before he had kill** I
an FBI agent in a wild gun b attle in tinh eart of th e big city. For th a t crime.
Puff died in th e electric c h a ir a t Sing
Sing.
However, there is still an o th er sequel,
th e scene of which was laid in South
llem u i' trial and conviction was some Florida.
In early 1952, Ileroux and Puff were
what leva eventful. First, he pleaded in
nocent hy reason of insan ity . Ilu t th is in Miami together, operating under the
strategy failed when exam ination d e te r nam es of Hubert M atthew s and Hicky
mined th a t he was sane. T hen hia trial Huger*. One day Ileroux. using the n a m e
of Matthews, arrived at th e l.ake W orth
started at l.ake Butler in -June.
Marine Ways at Lanlana, about 60 miles
He was convicted lor th e m u rd er of
n o rth of Miami. He b ro u g h t an old d i
Godwin, but th e jury recom m ended
lapidated 60-fool yacht he said he had
mercy, m aking a life sentence m a n d a
purchased in Miami and wanted Bmil C.
tory. Defense counsel said it waa “ happy
Freund, m arine ways operator, to put it
over the verdict” and th a t th ere would
into
condition for sea travel.
he no plea for a new trial. Ileroux had
Several tim es while th e w ork waa in
escaped death in the electric chair.
progress, Heroux visited th e sh ip y ard ,
T here is a sensational sequel to thia and on two occasions he waa accompanied
story th at must be told to com plete th e by Puff, whom Heroux introduced as
circle of crim e followed by th ia young llogers. Posing as "b ig s h o ts ” th e tw o
man, and which nwultcd in the execution men did not arouse Mr. Freund’s suspic
of one of hi* pals in the electric chair a t ions, and it was not u n til H eroux was
Sing Sing Prison in New York.
cap tu red in Miami in Ju ly of th a t year
This pal waa G erhard Puff of New th a t Mr. Freund discovered what he had
York City. Herons was a native of Provi- got into. He had done more than 97,00*)
denre.lt. I. Like Heron i, Puff was one of w orth of work on th e craft, which then
4. Kdgar Hoover’s infamous "to p 10” as was believed to have been H eroux’ and
a result of th eir hank robbery o p era Puff’s moans of Aeeing th e country.
In Circuit Court at I.*ke B utler, th e
couple pleaded for leniency, claim ing
thrv had l>e*n model prisoner*, had aided
m lhe prosecution of lle m u i, and al
ready had ■(lent several m onth* in jail.
I^Mika of consternation spread over their
face* u they were sentenced to 10 year*
in S tate Prison.
I , ASH W IN G
Itrr-ithri t/'.rrr it m an u lth t i r r u t t *■> V i f f ,
U V k iit n »'i V A i t * m a n tw ir t •>*■*» hi t ff l ir t
I r the tlrM rm U nU of Sir SValter Scwtl
will pArtion iu for ruining (h r o f t>«v *
p re tty poetry, we’ll hasten to explain.
Our version of "T he I-ay of the U « l
Minstrel" Inn! describes man** moat piti
able plight today —
W hat to do with odd socks*
•’Wear ’am," aay The Sad Sock* <»f
Gainesville. "W rar ’em, w hether they
m atrh or noil"
Who are T he Sad .Socks? T h e y 're a
group of men who believe it’a wily to
leave perfectly good ajngle aocka to th e
motha and poaterity in dreaaer drawer*
|u«t because their mate* have been loat
or dwcarded. Theae brave pioneer* have
lowed atyle and vanity aaide in revolt of
th e age-old cualoin of wearing identical
aocka on each foot.
It all atarted a few m ontha ago when
thi* author wrote in hi* colum n in the
tiaineaville Daily Sun th a t he wa*
through wearing identical aock* He had
IS amgle. odd hoae gathered over the
y e a n in hia dreaaer drawer, and from
th a t day on would wear w hatever cam*
to h an d -o r, rather to foot!
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ply ignoring alyl* and wearing odd *ork*.
W ith th e University C ity ’* population
predominantly male, therefor* supplying
am ple stock* of odd *ocka, th e idea
caught on Dreaaer drawer* opened wide
and out came all kinds of shade* and
•tylea of men's hoae.
T he Sad Socks might not be revolu
tionising men's style*, but they feel they
are contributing their bit to aociety by
revolting againat a wasteful and extrava
gant rustnm . Reside*, in theae day* of
loud clothe*, what could he more scream
ing of color than mismatched aocka.
T he motto of The Sad Sock*?
If* propaaad a club to be called “The
“Odd aocka oevsc d ie -th e y just fade!"
Sad Sock*." Any man could join by aim-
$EMlN0LE INDIAN*
HAVE NEVER SIG N ED A PEACE
TREATY WITH THE UNITED *TA TE*
N EV ER G E T GRAY H A IR AND
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IN THE -STORM AND NEVER HEARD FROM AGAIN (
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DO YOU RNOW7
T h a i yellow pine ir u«ed in
Rurh f i . r r a l prixliirlR at eirel*
nior. pnlr. rimI piling where the
tree I* lined intart, hoimee and
other building material*?
P lm t run the ah.nr nL
A dvenitn.
- w e e k s b e g in n in g
ilv s F*'v
That the daily production of
pulp for paper mill* ia inrreaa
ing ronatanlly, and it la indeed
fortunate that c r o o k e d o r
atraighl stemmed faat-growing,
or alow-gnming. limby or cleanholed, thrifty or stunted Ireea,
are all found to be usable?
m u ch . In it i l t d i ; (••A ettl iti« U » i i» «
c o u rt r»aet»««•| h i* in* nt It Int s in s if
uniAatn «»ilh tin m l a* t h t i Hu
u h n l ih « “ O h . I ’u n ir A ll N* i i M h
fill** H»th lit#* hit*-* O h . M iii* h i it*
a tlu rr H I M . 4 hra*t I h r U 'f t l
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a n il t h e y le a tlii-d t h a t t l .e i r o w n
M r t 'm .k w a * th e n e w i.w n i r .
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h e h e a i i l a * II w e n t a r o u n d t l *
lu g lo u n g e w a * o n e o f i n m e t .il
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t h r lit I I r f a i r I I t lt r * th a t lh « f *
n a » a ll i h r i ifi»R a lurSM tir h u rt a n il
h iltrrn e w * itnrnri in ih« |» r i\ a lt *« •
r>rr of h i* h eart
An«l i h r m o th e r e arm r*«»l at a ll
M o l e l l i r n w r * a p d R l i it u *t
H u t i l h o lt> I n a r n ip h lv f e t il
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Tragedy
(V tu m n u r.l l.tn n |v t |* »|
The non profit |>Un b«a
tinned anil ri.otn* wi t h tn.nl*
could .till lx- litil at M e r i t *
rale* ranging from S.'O to 1.10
for one |»er*oii. $35 i<> $70 for
two Many of llie "room-owner*," aa they are la llrd fiavr
functioned in a nomlx-r of ia|iacilie*. on a voluntary ha»i», or
for a arnall »alar* Thu* the
Iranaient viailor inighf I.- »iartled to find hi* dinner |.a rin rr of
the evening running the eleva
lor nevl morning, or *rrvmg hi*
brrakfa*! collee. or finding him
a ImmiI in the lil.rar* S..mr have
acted a* In>»t••»*•-», arranging
en terlain n ien l for th e gueata,
o n r edited tlie m onthly im - m »
■heel.
And tFui. il m«» until ill. da*
of the *ale when III* fat* of the
hundred-. mIiI “ room-owner*"—
mo*l of them Mi ll pa»l noddle
ag e-w o u ld he decidr.l *ln th e
earn-* of lb.**.' m I io It...I inverted
(heir entire a**.'!*, *inik fear
wa* truly a Iragn thing T o*ro
them, on file day when I ho *ale
drcuuon wa* handed down, m ak
ing light ron*rr*atiiin while oul
of th rir eye. alared the specter
of terror, wa* not an ri|N -nen. r
soon fo lie forgotten Mo*l of
the prnfeaai.m* are repre*entr«!
by the»e old |M-..ple
Al la*l lhe day of the v«l* a r
rived “ A-I)ay*' aonie of Ifiem
called it — Auction I lav. when
the hotel, rrpre*enting lifetime
•ecunly ton* mao*, would ha*e
its fate determined hy the aurtioneer'a hammer There waa a
■tlllneaa hovering o*er the huge
lobby and in th r dining room,
a t little gn>upa*tood aUtut talk
ing in huahrd lone* M..«l were
hopeful lhal llie hotel would gn
lo Kdward C. Cook. hini»rlf a
“ room-owner,” and holder of
the $I50,(NN) mortgage Ninetythree year* of age, Mr. Cook i*
the rrlirn l president of a large
guin and ran dy com pany in
New York. Al a m eetin g ,o f
"room-owner*" aomr tim e ago
he told them th a t if th r hotel
should come to him at th r auc
tion, he would restore it. pul it
on a working Iwmi, and con
tin u e it aa a retirem ent hotel
But many wrre fearful of other
interests who eyed the salvage
rights.
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AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY NKW SPAPKTt
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MONDAY. SKPTKMBKR 26, 1935
AwiMK-iatH Preww I .rimed W ire
Merchants
Request
Change
Blockade Of Hyacinths
Is Formed At Bridge
The U ke Monroe Bridge urea
of the St.f Johm River ha> been
blocked *ith hyacinth* since Sat
urday, keeping boats from using
the channel between Rlue Spun:*
and Sanford.
Only one water craft has pasietl
the blockade so far and that waa
a lugbuat and oil barge operating
between Jacksonville and Sanford.
The blockade, canted by hya.
cinths being flushed Inlo the SI.
Johns River from ereeki over
flowing during the heavy rain*,
ii preventing the use of the *rea.
Boat* at Rlue Springs today are
attempting to get through and are
calling the bridge tender for mfor(Continued on Cage 7)
Inns, Bobble Crutchfield. Pal Har
rington, first sopranos; Lot* Bar*
Inrau. Sylvia Price, Carol Null,
Second sopranos and Yvonne Cul
len. Nancy While and Iris Caualto*. kli*i Nancy Cash
9IS (he aecompanivl (or today's
program which consoled of the
foiling number* by th* Triple Trio:
• Little Man You've Had a Busy
n*y", "Who", “Let a Smll* Be
Your Umbrella", and "Make Be
lieve" Miss Hirtinglon, soloist
for lha neeasion sing “ Young and
Foolish."
Mis* mile Reese Whittle, direc
tor of the vocal group* of the Gtre
.Club, hfdh young ladles and young
gentlemen, was a guest of the
club.
The following Rotarians whose
birthdays occurred In September
wrr* asked to stand by Chmrlia
Morrison, who had charge of
the day'a program! — Orville
Touchton, Bobby Newman, James
Itoltxrlaw, W, B. Nicholson, Ro
bert True, Dr. John Morgan. T.
K. Tucker, J. Ed Best and Dr.
|Jk. W. Epps Jr. whose birthday
happened to b* this day. T ht etub
sang "llappy Birthday, dear
Sotariani", and gave a round of
applause to those honored. After
program by th* THpl* Trio,
the club sang a group of *ong*
for their gueata. Bill Bush pro*
•idad over th* meeting.
Mayor Proclaims
BPW Observance
Sept. 25 • Oct. 1
Mayor Danver Cordell haa prwrlaimrd the week Sept. IS through
Oct. I a* "National Busines* Wo
men's Week.
Mayor Cordell made the pro
clamation in cooperation with tha
Hanford noshes* and Professional
Women's Club which will retchrate
the week along with other simi
lar club* throughout the nation.
The mayor urged, In hi* pror'amatlon, that buiinrta and In
dustry leaders of the community
join In thi* observance.
Tha proclamation read* a* fol
lows;
“ Whereas National Businesa
Women's Wrek will be celebrated
throughout the nation beginning
•September IS and ending on Octo
ber d , and
Whereas th* organisation of the
National Federation of Business
and Professional Women's' Clubs,
Inc, la contributing much toward
the development of business and
Industry'I and
Whereas we are emphasising
"Aim High In this pre-election
year and
Whereas the Hanford Business
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Pag* 7)
License Division
Hours Are Changed 4 Outboard M o\
Recovered In Dump
From 8:30 To 5:30 In Volusia County
Seminole County Judge Ernest
Hottrholder thi* morning said that
lO.sna licenae* have been Issued
a tip
tip
in iu u g u
o iiu r u mj
nw n.
ik m
through
Saturday
noon.
Tbe
" •ju d g e commented that approtlmatrly I),600 Ucenses were issued
last year.
"At least 3.000 licenses have aot
yet been written and 1 am sure
«g will exceed list gear's figures
for liceasei hi Seminole County,"
the fudge stated.
Judge Hoosholder explained that
SU licenses were written In Ovie
do. 211 tn Bear lek* M in Genwars, 230 la Loogwooa, 37 in Lake
T ito n ro e . ITS la
u> Casselberry and
Park. SIS in AHamaatt
titlin g ' aad H la Laka Mary."
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Sportsman's Assn#
To Elect Officers
The Seminole County Sport*man's Association will mewl toirow night nt th* court house
e
alert officer* for the coming
Mar and 2# boar Important re-
M k n ta h
A specieMon,
an d
[her latrmted titlaaae t# attend
ia soeeUng at B o'clock la Um
tart reews.
Carntravarslal n tijs rti o f InMat ta aB awartaman mill la
tn a surprise ceremony arranged
by Captain Robert W. Jarkson,
I'SN, Commanding Officer of the
Sanford Natal Auxiliary Air Sta
tion, II. W. Filbry, L’SN, A**t.
Public Work* Officer. w»* promo*
ted to the rank-if Chief Carpenter.
By making Chief Carpenter in
let* than 10 years, Filbry, an eienlisted man, la believer) lo have
achieved this goal faster than any
other Navyman.
Ills father,-Id Cmdr F. VV. Fdbry, USX, (Ret.) who was present
at the promotion rrremony, ad
ministered the oath of office.
Also in attrndanre were his wife
and mother who pinned on the new
<huutdcr boards.
Among other yuests, including
representatives of the Public Works
Dept., were Cmdr. If. C. Colee Jr.,
I'SN, air station Ksecutlve Officer,
Mrs. Colee,- Mrs *t. W Jackson
and Lt. W. J. lilts in*, l —S, Public
Works Officer,
Of Interest is the fart Lieut.
Comdr. Filbry wa* a one-time sea
manship and navigation instructor
at the II. S. Naval Academy during
Hie peuod Cap). Jackson attended
lhat institution.
A lepreaentativr of th* Hocial
Security Administration District
Office In Orlando will lie at th*
Chamtivr of rummrrce lluilding
in Sanford on Friday. Oct. 7,
Friday, Oct, II amt Friday Oct.
21, helwren the hour* of t>:30 a. m.
and noon.
Thia service I* made available
lo those who wish to apply for
Old Age and Survivors Insurance
benrflta, social security account
numbers, or obtain infuimalion
■bout th* Social Security pro
gram.
Services Conducted
For Patricia Touhy
(•ravetid* services were held at
ikoklawn
cemetery
Hatunlag
morning for Patricia Alice Touhy,
rear old daughter of Mr. and Mr*,
ileorge Touhy, The tiny girl died
> al a local hospital Friday after
noon at .1 o'clock. Th# Rev. A. (I.
Mdnnls was in charge of the in
terment ceremony.
Survivor* In addition to th*
Four outboard motors wrne -»• parent* aia a brother, Jimmy;
covered this morning from a trash maternal
grandmother,
Mrs.
dump In Volusia County where
they had been hidden after being
taken from Lake Apopka.
Donald Hubbact, alia* Donald
Smith, a 17-yrsr-olil negro who
give* his home address as m K
Second St., wa* taken into custody
this morning and charged with
"grand larceny.”
The warrant for llubbark rharg
•a him with the taking of two ou
board motors, a 12-gauge shot
gun aod a TV s e t Bond lor Hub
bock M i been sal at 22,000.
Deruty Sheriff Aa E. Evana and
O. Q. Owens iniv-stlgatcd the theft
of the outboard motor* and arrest
td llubback about «:30 thi* mom
lag.
Deputy Sheriff Evana laid that
th* fuur outboard* that have been
recovered were found In a dump
acrvxa ILt river la back a! Um
power plant.
Chiirman John MfUh of Ih#
Board of Seminole County Commiiilonrr*, thi% morning #*plain#tl
that there *ould not be a «p#dal
niretlna of the bond to consider
changing its policy regarding the
obtaining of right
Mruch »aid that he polled the
membership of the board and the
decision not to call the special
meeting « i i unanimous.
lie said that there were sever
al reasons why the meeting would
not be called. 'First,'' he said,
•'nothing could be accomplished
since all of the instruments on the
south end of the prupoted highway
wen no*, available rhirefore, no
appm*al could be made."
Meiteh alto reiterated that the
County Attorney said hr could not
start preparing condemnation proreeding* and declarations of taking
until the appraisal was completed.
The commission chairman stated
that the motion relative to the
17-B3 right-of-way* does not state
any specific station. "The molion " he «aid, ' mrrely slates 'IT92* right-of-ways The highway ran
be started ftom any point and at
at any lime.
The third point brought out bv
Meisrti wa, that it would lakr a
resolution of (he hoard to start
condemnation proceedings. II p
said County Attorney Mark N.
Cleveland Jr. bad idvlsed that hr
could nol start any preparation of
proceedings until all Instruments
were in his hands.
M tl.rh tala this morning that
one of the teams of appraiser*
worked Saturday and Sunday com
pleting their appralaal*. while a n '
other team had already rompletol
appraisal of properties* in Ihrir
hands.
In Sa nrd churches yesterday,
churchgoer* heard a vsrtrty <d
auhieil'- discussed from the pulpit.
At the eleven o'clock worship
hour at The Methodist Church ye*Icnl.y the Rev. Milton II Wyatt
pivvchfd on the subject: “Not by
Bread Atone." Frequently speak
er» and 'vrtter* seiic Upon the
quotation: “ Man does not live by
bread ■tone "
"This statement of truth ha* be
come ■ »ort of spiritual asiom
upon which we rely when wr want
to gisc succinct exprcs»lon to itemsnrts of human ner«onility for
spiritual fulfillment the reverend
stated. "U fa In this world does
have an lndism-nsable material bavia of which bread is the sy mbol.
Out of man'* relattomhlp to brrad
grow Iwi, trend’ whteh have al
ways characterized tin* human
rare To have hr*id, to noises*
physical security, men will nflrn
choose bondage In preference to
Hie risk* of freedon. The other
trend which imperils a Dr*.1 soeiclv
tv Ihe tendency to beronie so at>sorhed in tlte material side nf life
that wc neglect the more Imporant
value*.
•'Mon'* hunger goes deeper than
(('natiaMesI u« Page 7)
Volie Williams
Addresses Group
Th e
iifo rd M eich an ta .V w o d i*
tlon, 1 1 a • pec *1 m eeting F r u la g
i f I# m oon, adopted a f #*■»Uni lion In
w hich
the
IV tutilv
li^ ant
of
C tn iim h s H iiie ri
Bem iiip lp
w as
re *
q u M trJ f# rh a n g r tia p o licy r r !a *
iit e
ih# n e re * d ty o f A tq illH ftf
the tig h l*o f»w rfl\• fto m J*erllon
1*02 at U n o m 5^ to the O n n g a
C ounty line in e id e r to e sped it#
the le ttii g o f a co ni ta c t fo r th#
fo u rdaning n f 17-»1.
10d'lITT SIIFRIFF A. K. Ksan* look, n»*r four on Omani motor* rrimrtrdly taken fmm Lake Ap>'l'ka
bv Oonabl Hulibaik. I Staff Pbotisl
City Is Confronted
With 7 Big Items
Riailings will he held Munday.
Tin--ilay and Wrdnr.day n citing
for the first play of the current
•raiun to he given hy the Han
ford Th>at.e klull * The play to
I* presented is Father's Bern
to Mars', liytdmgs as n-nal, will
he held in tha City Hall A<vRr
toitlim al M p m , atrollll ig to
I>on KlcUhi-r, piendrnt of tbs
Cl,it I.
Anyone inteiested I* *«!. one
and previous experience is not
lures vary. Kiev .ri r Harare is are
lerpiirrd for the play tanging
fmm a IJ.yriir-otd girl tn an
executive type man nf ispptnsiinalciy M l, Flrti her aihhrt I lust
he hopes to complete tailing
Wnlnrtday evening.
Tlio selection of the current
pUy was made hy memt"-ts of a
lay committee consisting -if ' I is.
tirorge Htine, Mrs, Julius llirigfeldcr and tieorge Touhy
1 »f
vriy generously gave of tlinr
tune to read four plays present
ed to them by Krwncta lloumtltat
Jr., who headed the play salec*
lion committee and aelertrj tha
one they liked (rest from Itiis
group," slatrd the president 11 *
play it a family situation > inedy
concerning w popular TV star.
High School Sports
To Highlight Meet
The Sanford IJnni (Tub will hear
Athletic Director Fred Cana* and
Football Coach Hill Fleming at
their noon luncheon Hireling lomorrow al the Yacht (Tub.
The co-captsin* of ihr Seminole
High School fool hall aqiiad will
also attend tomormw* lunciiron
meeting
Th. *idi»ect of the talk tha' Ihe
Uxnr will hci.1 will po .tblr he
••football," snd will Includa such
pelalcd subjertv as the vchcdulr.
and the poviblliUei to be e*p< cL
rd of the IPAS Seminole High
School football tram .
**Th# i n im s | Uoiui Code/* *a ld
W illu m e , ‘ doe* a w a y w ith lh a t
procedure arid pitta (he budding
o f n u d * on a b a d * n f n##«l.H H »
pointed par I lr u la r ly to th»* f a r t
that Kem iim le C o u n ty , in the F if t h
I >ls tric t, ha* had tes* money *pent
on tiiad * th a n any co u n ty in th#
tf*riiiility a re a .
Th* ft u a id o f S a n fo r d C it y
C i u ii in is s i ii n e i* w ill t,r r o n f r o n lr t i
W ith a se ve n Ite m a g rn d a O ils
r v e n in g a l th e r e g u la r in e rt mg lieg in n in g at 8 n ’c lo r k .
T o p ite m to to- r u i u h l r i r i i th is
evening will Ih- Our futir lesnlulii.u *
iintl onlinah' <•
Hr, '♦-»* # : | j.
V o lir \ W illia m * J*
«peaVing
to th# m ore than
H anfo rd
bfcfciitifiAfttvn, aald* MM > t# w # r h l
mt e a * p» 1 11* .1 n a » mit v rc tit a, i V. *
fisuM b e .'1 T h e H rm m ule C iiu n t f
Hepre»enta liv e review ed the t t n ig *
f ie fu r the 17*UJ p ro je c t, ro tn p ar*
in f it at tim e * w ith the problem #
'n u t t in g fro m the F re n c h A r e ,
prrij«*( t
H u re m a rk ii w#r# pre*
red id bv the atwteineiit th at fn a d i
in the Ht#(# o f H o rid a w ere a t
one lim e b u ilt on “ how t t r o r .f a
ftrnn or gro up w a« , p o litic a lly / *
"F.ight
ap in u p n al-
foe tha*
i . (itlug IV-
pe#pV
are
r*No^l|,•,
m
responaiSt#
M
W llliu m # ,
•“fba two n*prfu*nfiithf«, )!.# *m•to r and th# f ir # counts' com m i*d o n er* I f th ey had tie* n Mon th#
h a i r 1 « # would h ase gotten m if
ih a fe and rim re. F ie r i )1<e F re n c h
t\i
appropr ration w as In the
budget fo r * u yeai * ,#
People ar# In-ginning to alow
up, Hheliff I lol.liy sti.l this
morning, as the number nf traf
fic arrests over th# vrckrnd
dwindled hi companion lo the
arrest* made last work,
Ueorgs Wesley Adams, 7.1.
>r#r-old
sawnnll worker of
tlsudo was rharged with "iniprop, r pai-ing" and operating a
sar without “• drivers license",
when h# crounl • solid tine on
the highway three mile* a>mth
of Hanford. Florida 1 Highway
Patrolman Carl Wdllujfl* mad*
Ih# charge* al U> 3H p >1 Friday
night
I.eroy Anderson, 17-yrar-ald
Negro Air Fore# mail stationed
at the Otlando Air F o u r Has*
was charged wilh " s u r iu v s
gueed" when lie wav apprehended
Mhllig 'JO mil. per hour on the
t u f a I OHaml.i Highway. the
B W H A ja tr# made at II;.‘>U a ui.
llilfiird
hildmt, p.iigimu
ft peak ri g n f S e n a to r f lo n g t a i
dial Must. f". the meeting, hat
$trfMtrmi>
a u d
lle p fe a rfiila tlv #
invited
l i - 1 tianas, athletic
t1.uk S r i r v i ' i and J r . \% illljarn i
director at •- mnolo Hull School •aid, “ !>•• ig and 'la c k arpj I in it ia
and foulhall r--ach, Hill Firming, ted the C i t i i r n * C t
Itte e tie*
to bring member* of Ih* club up- r a u ie w f w rre inter ,n * ill Se m i*
to-date on thi footi-all situatiun note C o unty ic e ltllig »fcd*. Ilo w at Seinimili- iltgli School.
iv e r . |h»*ie** an area li he co unty
1 he pr»g-sm
ahoulil
gin that i» -# iit* S a n fo rd . . *y th in k
Klwaniaiit a - ai pirlnir at to there that S a n fo rd n it it ti e »hnw V
is list tiny a
rvpei'l to ter al
n« pr* • ritta ttv # V' illia m *
then
Die hm a ms p. n-oled came <•" y a i r the n ir re h a ill* a * *m ia ttn n
Oct It tnlvv. ii I'atatka and Sem mem tier* a review o f the a c t lr lt b i
inole High.
of t Ire t ' i li t r n * i < 'm in nt«r1 th e ir
The annuel hie aid* game It m eeting* w ith imth th t t'o u n ty
to raise fund* to support the i?opim iM ion»ta am i w ith la rto u a
under privileg'd children a c o m - o ffic ia l* of the road b o a id .
iiiitt.i arll'Ulc* iliinng the c o m
i* the g e n eral out*
ing year, i >e rommiUre is one
of llie m»-< a* tin- in the tornl line o f w hat m u *t b# a • im p lifh *
hits aids club and is one of wide- r<|#H U Illia m * *« id . Mi* the Ir a n * ,
• pica.l lo.-netit In children in m itta! of proposed plan* fu r th#
need of nodical attcnlion and highway c o n stru ctio n , fro m lb#
P e l an I O ffic e of th* S ta ta Itoarl
lielp.
In order that the Kiwauls mem nep artm ent t» T # ll» b a * * * e fo r
bers might to- up-to-dal# a* to fin a l lin k in g , l h a t i* a job foe
the activities of the UPC Coin- S .'iiit u r M f f t lf rom , tt» pr• ic n ta llv #
snitter, <jt"irg« Morgan, chairman C le v tla h 1, and m e/*
of ttlr group, will tell the t l it,
it u t il b ro u g h l out. Tn th# re*
Wednesday what ho* Itcen ac- v|#w of ar t h it lea com*cm in g th#
tuniptisbeii sn far this year so 17d*l f»ro j#c l , t ha l S« ni i r«o!e I 'onn *
that elub number* >*n mure in ty Comm***luPer* weir f' ittali'* be*
telligently aripiainl Die public c%u«e unr m an hud *aid, “ I he p iu with th# noth ucmg dune by the
t i* lie rig kiltfil vith kindiir**/*
loial org.ti tiatior.
William* *ail that «lltli"f th#
Srotinole County Couiuilaaipnert
niretiiig la*t T\ir*da>, “I tried fiv#
time* to direct my remark* tn th#
iliairniao *aying, ptr#*e, gentle,
men, won’i mi author)?# your at*
tione* to atait the machinery of
londemnatlon and h a ie the plra<l*
in** readied **
■aWrt Moo.#- nf Altamonte
Iprlafa aria ^ i i « i with "revk-
*****r«ei "It. t'
*c, hf f|
A Vi ii 'i r d d t i p p i r s lc f nf •* n eg fo tttj (i.| i (l m ake th# m otion, te iu a rk *
night clu b in V o lu sia t u u u ly. negro I r ,j that
<o uld n't r r irieinlw r th#
?.'?*?• * “* bmushl b».k lo San- wulll1nr
S ,l o r .U > I.. (»cr r h jriti* . o
. * " h ‘n,,,nl **’
J
r C S organ. „ rth lvh all
S £ ) invited.
C t , r c o n g t* -
._
riznt,
fur the
WFLA-TV Station •
To Televise Series
1f i e . A c v o id .
Tam Mattbewa of WFLA-TV
m i i this marwtag that th* worM
aerkl tames, start** nt IS
■•dock ansa rock weekday, vfll
ba carried by WFLA-TV, beginnlag with Wednesday. A pregame telecast will b« aeen at
I titf . Th# flonday game lalaeast
will ba seen at 1 o'clock.
The entire aeries will bo eeew
omt WFLA-TV la enter aad la
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brine r.-n Ji< of o*lrni. ■ rrrw
Inrrmnn an<l o ^ratu r uf Ih* mghl
club. back In Stnlord.
jor it thirjtrd with firln* t M
f«|. ptit.l Ihrntnth till* wiopn win
duu of lit* hmnr. at 60J Sanfnril
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‘h«t (h* county «Umnry U auth«»«rH to prrp».« kir*l plro-liuc*
f«» coiulrninotion
a .lr.
rUrotion of taking for thr n n r* .
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will be
For JoyBees Meet
lined on the charge of "assault
with Intent tu commit murmrd was
>rt at iz .m .
Additional chsrgr* were filed
by tha city for "brandishing firearms'* and "disorderly conduct."
Bond* fnr these charges wrr# set
a iliM -
The kcmmulc County JavBrea
will meet tonight al 7 30 at tbe
Hanford City Halt.
Principle M«e*ser will b# May
or- Denvet Cordell.
All boya of both school age ara
urged t« attend this meeting.
T ie Jay Bret is the junior organi
sation «f tha local Frmlnol#
County Junior Chamber af Con»->
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AS INDEPENDENT DAII.Y NEWSPAPEII
Progress On Highway
Js Uncertain Today
With First Reports
Fire Prevention
Vear'Round Job,
Says Fire Chief
Sanford's Kira Chief talked to the
member* of the Remlnol# County
Junior Chimber of Commerce at
'.heir noon luncheon meet ins today.
Speaking on "F ire Prevention",
fthtef Mack N. Cleveland Sr., told
ina Jiyceei that "everything you
the Jiyree* that "eterytime you
hava a tire in your community you
are indiretctly involved.
"With 2*3 fire* last yesr. suppose
you didn't have a Fire Depart
ment. This mould then affect your
yob and your business.,
"Everyone should cooperate, not
only one week out of the year, but
sry day," the Chief said. "The
la department Is ready at all time
to protect your property and to rrduca your loss. Bear that In mind,
snd lets talk fire prevention.
"Fire prevention concerns ut
all." Garfield Willett*, chairman
#f tha Jiy tce Fire Prevention wek
committee told the luncheon group.
"We are having a meeting today
at S o'doek at the Sanford Fir* De
partment to map out plans for Ihc
coming Art prevention week camftrifn," he said.
i
Surprise Witnesses
To Give Testimony
Against Two Hen
'^SUMNER, Miss, (ft—Five sur
prise • Blesses and tha victim's
mother may testify for the state
today In the trial of two white
men leeused of killing a lt-yesrold Chicago Negro boy.
DIs. Ally. Gerald Chatham —
still withholding names of the lastminute witnesses — said they ran
plare Roy Bryant and bis halfbrothar J . W. Milam near the spot
s Iba body of Emmett Louts
wai pulled from the muddy
Tallahatchie Rlvar.
Whlta tha trial entered 111 fourth
day in tha Tallahatchie County
','ourthous* District Ally. Stanny
Sanders In adjoining Sunflower
County said be was Investigating a
story which indicated young Till
was killsd on a plantation near
Drew, Miss.
This presented the possibility the
| was being held In a county
which tha killing did not taka
plaew.
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Tenth
Hurricane
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Forms In Atlantic
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Progress on the four-lanlng,
widening, ami paving of 17-92 is
•omewhat uncertain this morning
with the first report from the
appraiser* not yet in the hand* of
two right-of-way agents, in ac
cordance with the schedule set at
Tuesday's meeting of the Seminole
County Hoard of Commissioners.
John E. Fox, right-of-way agent
for tho county, said this morning
that appraisers were at work yes
terday and are reportedly working
this morning. Fox said, “I turned
over a marked right-of-way map
to them yexterday morning."
Fox said today that there are
approximately 40 more instru
ment* not yet available from the
State Road Department In Detjind
Tha softball diamond. Waled
immediately behind the present
municipal parking lot and ex
tending to the laXi front, is being
moved today to Fort Mellon
Park so that th« area ran be
used for a paiking lot.
C ity
Manager Warren E.
Knowles said to-lay that the lot,
providing facilities to psik 160
See
additional cars, will b* ready to
Editorial on Page I
i be used by Nov. 16, "In time,"
he aald. "for the heavy Christ
on parcel* of land south of Cassel mas shopping season."
berry to the Orange County line.
This brings to reality a move
The right-of-way agent also
by the Hoard of Hanford City
said that about half of the ab
stracts are ready on the right- Commissioneii and the Traffic
of-way* north of Five Pointa to and Safety Committee, plus the
Sanford with the other half of the recommendations of the Zoning
abstracts probably ready by the and Planning Commission, to
middle of next week.
mak# the area available for
Fox said that from "these ab parking in the downtown section.
stracts the State Highway De
Heeause of the popularity of
partment will prepare deeds and
the
present
municipal parking
right-of-way maps will be mark
lot just to the rear of the of
ed."
M. C. Hagan, county engineer, fice* occupied by the Frminol*
and Fox, were both on the State County Hoard of Education, It
Road 4* project this morning com ia believed that the new parking
pleting surveys and planning fur lot now under eonatrurtiim will
ther right-of-way on that thorough lie heavily used by those work
ing in the downtown area as well
fare.
Fox said this morning, "1 will as shoppers who want to spend
rontart tha appraiser* this after more than an hour.
noon to find out when reporta on
completed appraisal* along tho
17-92 right-of-way will be ready,"
Mrs. Vera M. Toll*, secretary
for the >Vb,iHjio Count* Chamber
of Commeeo Long Range Highway
Planning Committee and the Cltisens Committee, headed by J .
A representative of the vast
(Continued On Page Two)
Winn Lovett Grocery Storr aa»
secured an office on the local San
ford State Farmers Market. San
dy Anderson, Market Manager,
said this morning.
I .Incoin Mernah. who will bus
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -ft - Vicki
produce
(or the entire chain of
th* elephant guiiled tap water and
rhomped dorarstirated hay today, store*, will establish hia office on
having put behind her It days of the market in th* nrar future.
A contract for the remodeling
free-lance foraging In the wood
and building of the utfice spare
land* of Mecklenburg County.
The 6-year-old Indian elephant, has hern left, Anderson said,
who went rambling Sept. 11 from where Mernah will have at hi«
her amusement park home about disposal Dealers on th* market
lix mllra from downtown Charlotte platfurm plus growers and ship
wax run down yesterday by a vol pers operating through the markrt from which to choos* sup
unteer poire.
Her perulara herded her Into an plies for the widespread chain o(
open field and let her exhaust food store* covering th* entire
herself with aimlesi running about. southeast.
Then they circled her methodical
The local food chain representa
ly with atrand* of rope, and when tive baa already begun hi* cooth# wrb wai completed snared her tact* with grower* to the south
fret and got an elephant hook In of Sanford as well as with th*
her ear.
local dealer*.
Han-Made Island
Workman Stricken
A Tampa drug salesman was
i charged with "careless and negli
gent driving" and "leasing the
•iftie of an accident" yesterday
when his car was found at the
I intersection of Third Ss. and
( Park Are.
A 1960 Plymouth four-door so
lan, paiked on 61. Eighth Si., It'd
1fret we-l of the intersection at
Pin* A*e„ In front of number
1512, was hit sometime Wedntt! day night damaging the left rear
fender and gss spout, causing
propeity damage estimated at
I f 4<r.
A 1966 6‘ord sedan, with the
r,o. * « r •old drug salesman for
Johnson Drug Company of Tam
pa asleep in it, was found about
2 am. yesterday morning al
Third and Park, parked. The left
front fendee and light were
damaged with estimated »«*«t at
Winn-LoveH Rep
Opens Office Here
Elusive Elephant
Safely Back Home
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BOATON tft—A workman strick
en 111 on th* "Texas tower," a
man-made radar island 110 mile*
coal of Provlacetowr. was taken
I MinarbuteU* General Ho*
early today after ho was
aahora tor ton Coast Guard,
man, l ettered aUhrtec
appendicitis, was Identified
• Coast Oaaid and haapUal
u B ilal ~
T O COMMANDING O F V IC U e f Ctwpaay *1 ", 124th In f, Inn.
fertPa wwa Nattowal Oeud Walt, eerurratulatae three member* of
the company aa their promotion. (Left to right) Harvey C. Wilkin
son. Sanford. Robert MtGIU. Geneva and Frederick C. Harden.
Apopka. Captain Joeeph D. Bryant is shown congratulating the
irwstp on It* promotion from FvL, E-2 to Ffc. R. 8. Also promoted
ant net shown to pfcton waa Gaeegs a Hatton at Lafca
tea.
Paint from th* rream-eolored
Font was left on th* datk green
Plymouth to reveal that J. Carl
Pilcher was driver of th* car
when th* accident occurred.
Following investigation by t.t.
Jack Hickson and Patrolman I.ro
Hoch. Pilcher was charged with
"careless and negligent driving"
and "leaving tha scent of an ac
cident,"
Disease Epidemic
Menacing Tampico
MEXICO CITY ft — A disease
epidemic menaced flood stricken
T*mplco today. The outbreak rame
as th# gulf port battiest lb* rav
ages of the rampaging Panuco
River In the wake of Hurricane
Hilda.
The unofficial death toll In north
east Mexico stood at 203, with
more qxpected at the floods con
tinued and isolated sections re
ported. About 400 were listed as
misting and 1,000 iniurrd.
Dysentery, which generally
stalks the victims of a major
flood, broke out among Tampico's
xo.ooo homeless almost a thud of
the 11#,00) population. Two chitdien died from the disease at a
concentration renter, snd HO more
were reported critically ill.
Doctor* asked Ihr capitsl for
emergenry aid. Medirlna was be
ing flown in along with fond and
clothing.
09876629
Plans Concert Here
Harold Sanford, of the piano
tram ol Glare and Harold Sanford,
came to Sanford today looking for
ward to another concert here.
The duo-pianists were heard In
February of this year when they
were presented In eoneert al the
Mayfair Inn, sponsored hv the
Ladles Ah) of the Lutheran Church
of th* Redeemer.
Sanford recalled hla appearance
her* with hi* wife and tht romments mad* following the brilliant
piano playing of th* porular pair.
From The Sanford Herald of
their concert date is this comment.
"The ballroom of the Mayfair Inn
echoed to enthusiastic applause
last night In appreciation of the
artistry of Grare and Harold San
ford in a two piano concert"
We expert to be bark again this
season, said tha concert artist, on
his visit here this mnrning.
Crucial Test Day
For Supercarrier
Forrestal Readied
A B O A R D CARRIER FOR
RECTAL tft-This is the crucial
testing day for Uncle Sam's new
est and mightiest warship aa the
Navy prepared to open up the
supcrcarrier Forrestal to full
speed.
If she passes (he test, the "okay"
label It expected to he given the
69.000 ton vessel, which failed her
first sea trials last month because
of mechanical trouble.
Preliminary tests yesterday were
successful. They took place at th*
ship fig-tagged through moderate
seas off the Virginia Capei at
speeds ranging up to 26 knots an
hour.
If all goes well, the Forrestal
will be delivered lo the Navy Sept
29 and commutiontd Oct. 1.
Before Youth Group
Seiateol* County Sheriff J . L
Hobby will ipeak tonight at Ik*
Church of tho N atiroa* at 1:46
o'doek.
The Sheriff la to oddnaa ft*
Youth Activities Group of whieb
Johnny Carter If president.
A eunttal welcome has been ex-
*
THURSDAY. SE PTEM BER 22. 1955
Salesman
Is Found
In Auto
Softball Diamond
Is Being Converted
I
Into Parking Lot
MIAMI. Fla. (ft — The season'*
\Jh tropical itorm named Janet,
spun far out In Iht Atlantic today
and Weather Bureau forecaser>
predicted it would grow In tire
and Intensity.
Tha storm waa about 230 mile*
east-southeast of Fort da Franre.
Martinique, in Ute French West
Indies, al I a. m„ KST. That put
It roughly I,TOO mitoa southern o(
Miami.
J t was moving In a northwesterly
Auction al about U m.p.h ami
> ak expected to continue at that
PM« throughout the morning, with
• stow increase In Intensity.
Tha storm's stroageat wind*
ranged up lo TO mUea an hour
near the center, and gale wind*
spread outward 100 mJlea to the
north and M to IS miles to Ihc
south.
.y -.
8ANFOHI), KI.OHIDA
K ata Mix bed 190A
.U M B X I.V I
Weather
I test in pirllt el-mrit through Trllist ttllh scattered ih.m rfi (tier
the south amt central pot lion*.
A«x«>riatH Prrxw I .rased Wire
No. M l .
Overemphasis Said
Placed On Footba
Experts Believe
Hurricane Cycle
About To Switch
Rollins Dean Of Men Cashier Indicted
Joe Justice Speaks
On 25 Charges
At Kiwanis Luncheon
Of Embezzlement
C. C. Bedcnbaugh
Dies Yesterday;
Funeral Saturday
MIAMI. FIs. r Weather **
Tli* 1:<». i * 4*•*!!• kr 14* Alt of
perl* heliesr the hariagr of hurri
Min loll l tt «• Sanfoi•! Kit*ftt i«
cane* slamming into the Middle
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Atlantic amt New Fngland states
leg ve.t
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may *non shift bark lo Murids
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caster In the Miami Weather Hu
J-e Juiwt.a-r. l>raii of H »i and that closed lots 21 has he* n in
reau. said tost*) the curirnt hurri
t*N%r'ifttl r*'A« It. t **x*•«!•-#! that hr dicted on II e.einls of em-c/ila* •Tilft to Holhnw in H•.ri ft* 1
cane cycle "has lasted fully as
ment. m<-.ipplis al *<n of fund* ai d
long as it normally doe*, and on a
foot twill pAXrr, fth#! at.»xr*! \f
trr rom pl#tinK Hi« ro '•l‘*|Tr rr false entries.
statistical basit, we ssuuld say the
" T h is is t h . -n.i.t f i n : , . ; e m trend ought to rrtrrs* it-elf right
•loltrmm 1*, JtlttU’ft • •1 hr lifts
assay—by that mramng in tn* neat
iftiiir h*-4••! iroaiii «t ti. r 1 mu r- hs-r/loilienl r .t -e u u i li ■ e v e r
Funeral •fixiirg f*ir Cliffotd
je a r or two."
1' ' *I ll«Ot|lft 'If til t ftiU’Xl III1ll com e h c im e live a gulnor
If this is true. Dunn addrd l*. Nr l« nlwh K. prio-m gnmd for tha* in ill (j* t > •« r * I* r h at Ihr
k its 1..-*
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Florida's five-year immunity from (hr Ssififonl I*.'ll* r Orparlmritt. •lu.c «.r h«*«(It »f ir % tot III |..Xs W 1*9 sal.I I S
le ts
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hurricanes may be about user.
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will I* h#ld sc 2luiiliy *ft* rrtnoii
Dunn, who ha* been conferring at >1 |»m.
I hr nffftlilr «*m. h «a..!, * Ihri# go (sack lo IV.VJ. and *e h .S f l t K i - 1
Washington, said weathermen he
«Ift ItoO 1li ni|j • tor M 1 r 1(1 ItftXft unable lo lin d e s p le n c e th.si a n y
Ilrili*fil*4ij|;ti rfi»st yntrtiU ) il
lies* they hasp come up with ihr
uiotirr. wrist n fool t*ikII Iftftll* oilier pei«on a r t in su lt< -*l"
m thw total hii«|*ital wft«r It wr«*m%9 lir uni, thill i ■Ift ttoO (JM f'edeial a.ithorilies .aid
tha
reason for the northward shift 1
tropical storms have been follow i whorl 111na»%. lit *a« lakrn loKvihrr •omrhoto.
Joshua Monument National Rank
ing for Ihr past few year*.
home from hit work at
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shotted a
area known as the Aior*«-H*r“ftfl'l X*ft hwxt* our (is•it.lr • w% rioted alter an audit
murta High is the "weather eon-1 prison Kuan! mm »*• yrar* *•!.! nil oth#r wntull mllr^rw d«». Con • shoiiag* of w:a non
Irol" for the Atlantic and the ant! tow* horn in Amnirus 15a. Italy tax roninion hrlirf •II of th#
Waters, said toms. « ho rssnl
southeastern United States during July ||. u u i.
) -luslrnts aien'l wealthy, about at suburhsn Altadena anil Tocnts.
the hurricane season.
II# mail# hit home n S.*nf*»rt| ’■O |>er rent of our studml body nine I’alnis, ssas arrr-to.l at the
Del Mar rare track where he had
for Iht pa*t
)rara. Itulrn- 1siiriuls nn scholarsii'p.
Itessaltug Dial liollms liaso't a raring stable valtird at about
(•atik’h tooikr«| i tactically con*
ptaysd f.oiiliall since IWSi*. Jos- S' .So can.
linoiti fiom CVlobftr I*.Ml for Ihr ! lice l>d,| Ihr klssamt r im, that
.^anfoitl Polio# Drpartmmt wlim thrv has, * l-asehall tram lhat'a
hr wai #ntplo%*«i fir*l a* a j lieen lallier go-»«J, ai d a . have
polit •’ina'i anti thin w* a pi Iton lenms -ililrh ha* al*u hern com
ffuaiil. Ilv itixrtl a • a ftpovia! paratively g o o d .
polli•• ulfitrr for l»a%ftha*l gnnirt,
" O o r *i hind l# s m a ll," saol
•pedal occawiorH. ami for park* Justice, * ss*I It a .lioleiii U.ly ol
in?. Ila ram# lo hanfun! fiutu alnml Piil, eipiallt d>sn|rd III
iaiy* amt g u t . \V, hope In bs
WASHINGTON tft-A pcrson.il UnivuNhi.
Survivors in.ltsU In* widow. Up lO N*11 at idem. 1-v I'U'-lI
message from Ruisisn Premier
"I'sNipt. srservwherr n-e.l lo
Nikolai Bulganin to President Ks- Mr*. C C lledinl»ait|fh, ait mn*.
srnhowrr was under study Imlay Chat I** of Monroe, 1 a ; Jwmr«, lift 1(Hit •rtlrd ( l o ,1 l h e i r a. HimiI .
tefift ANGKfaKS't* IIta rlavUr
while a t). N. Di'iimantrnt sub- Unto it 1and tteuM n of Sutifoni; 1ft 0*1 (<•llryrf ti<| their growth,
•r fir in lance, we have of ||6rrl||! II# INI ?It4* ftl»»|h
t'rset lm ,.f Unit's ' k. lift and •
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coinmttt#* milked litre *•* *'»
TH) l»M >( t arif tid; ( .. r •aw h* ; l-.f l»#4» •lo" n <line student*. V\e Im»k<i1
wfsti K.ilVtltol
X'ork.
M . Dot aid 11 Ill' 1lri». Bill. •Ift Dt ill# |H» l ss hot r or hite Mjftinr*# ahilihx til ll«* imIiiii j i in«
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Minister Anthony Eden and t nm h and wftxrtal ni««*» ar I p* ph« •#*
Fti xnal art xiff* will ^ In id
JfiNipnl «!uh!lr.
Premier Edgar Faur.
iin *v al Hi
Ixuidon dispatrhr* said a me* at d p ir
|l.)th riitlr Hi# fnnnin:
if
sag* to Eden dealt with disarms Funoial Hume utth lift |C*»v.
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craft tl 'i Inin
Ilolpftfi SfH'«r Ir. of the K iu rcn r
ment.
J‘ift (|iiifl « Birr % of Ijm Nn^rlrf
Meantime a t\ S spokesman st f'horsh offku lin ? with the Hr.
liRrlxir I m«*% |«h| lo (litiifkltls
on nf I
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United Nation* headquarter > in Itnbd t li# /■
.tin fti. iii
in-»f tn fii*' !»*il lif
New X’ork disclaimed knowledge of livtl #•• I'lifif,
Him * ni.to |mii( n*riti*il ti « ('(•fa
of the message but annotmrs-d a
r
li# ill Oak I a ton
,r
>l
one slay postponement of lit* I»■ . Mriurii ml l‘a<k.
Ct!
M - r s c r r W ilrrn K •xx*’l|.
-----------------------------armament subcommittee meeting
1 K n o * | e * a r . 1 •. .1 * * Ills depart
M.»f n fthii ha% df .i.jn^’1 •! ••
That group had been planning to
mrnl tu-Mli. S’d li ' i aril an.l Ed ln< hrll* I' till thi t '..irr.ii.
wind up its talks today. The talks
- I'a* k in Sanford >hi« mm ( ri'l% j« .m ft\|*' i i n» nt.
|die Grlllit
have been stalemated in reernt
this rnornlnr ai.*r a roiind-rolun If# «jx i* « hit drcitii »f j Klf*
days.
visit lo III *t tipupnirnt dealers j J6s»b%rrr*l t!**rp towlrr iliilnc it*.t•
Knowles said this morning that Cllinr Hr hu|toi In Htft H 111 r\.
the Cits nl -in *id plan* to pur plormc ai»«l pholii?r«apiling
(has* a dragline and grader in i n Ilf* jr»'l (oiiirjpli)*.
Hie rom
- al sear amt thr
A pre-game ss'e of ticket* fur Vint* )»•*■ dav strrr tn arquainl
the foothill ?*m . Friday night them 'rlt.
'he sartoiis l)|ies
between Semin In High School and stir
pi,'re* id heavy
and II*-ting* at Ssnfurd Munici niarhlmrs *>d In actually trr
IAN FRANCISCO ft-T h * father pal Stadium will afford rilitpn*
of a tiny Infant stolen from a hos an opportunity tn asoid long lines, them in operation
T^f rr.*rk.!ot\n «*n tiaffir xmli*
"Mo r.slked with th* men who
pital crib pisaded again today (or t rot lianas. High School Alhlrlic
11
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have air- a t (sought those pieces
hit son’s safe return. Fears in Director said today.
'
nf 11
(f
’
id
rqiiipi*
.
nt
at
well
as
ullli
the
I
creased for the breast led baby *
rnt.iTicket* arr on sale at Roumil. nn li sstu ppeial* thrill ." knmslr- ih I.i llichuax |*Btr..|
life.
lat 4 Anderson anil Toucldon s.ii.l "A< *r saw thr machinery i ti\r». and lhi» C*i#n%lablc, •••rrrt
Dr. Sanforsf Marcus' plea tot t*ru'g Storr* and at th* Scnunolr
to !6f pjxinc off
lowed intensification of th* srarrh High School. I'rr game llrkrts for In nt# the operator* ca t* some
I . a thi fit %t lima n tn »n• •! i» «
prrlls Ir it opinions of Hie equipafter th* finding of clues in San adulis are *6' lianas ta il, sstillr
mrnl In their hands. * tt will give (!m r» wrift no i ••••*r*l o Arrr*lf
Jos*.
all ticket- at th. gate will he tt i
ScmliwU
>n npimrtunit V to rurnpare nr rtiargi • timli* j *
Rrwenli totaling IS mo were nf.
. each lleps with tli* u e to which C’oun*) Mirnfl'a offiir thii morn*
Student
tickets
am
on
sale
In
feted for the rrturn of 6tvpooml
in«
|wr will pul them," hr said.
Robert Marrus, unharmed. Robert all ol the irh<eds, h* said.
is 6 days old. If alive.
Th* child's St-year-old mother,
near collapse after the loss of her
baby only two days after birth. I*
not responding to treatment, said
Dr. Marrus. 14.
"Return of the baby would make
everything all right,” he added
Hundreds of police—more than a
third nf San- Francisco'a 1.700 man
force—wet* assigned to tha ease.
Personal Message,
Bulgarian To Ike,
Put Under Study
Spectators Amazed
As Small Craft
Really Stays Afloat
Officials Visit
Equipmeiil Dealers
Pre-Game Football
Rewards Hit $5,000 Tickets Being Sold
For Baby's Return
American Tariff
Setters Have Offer
For Lower Duties
WASHINGTON 'ft — American
tariff tetters havt offered to bar
gain toward lower If .A. duties on
any or all of 004 types nf foreign
goods In return (or like concessions
on U 8. product* tent abroad
The State Department yesterday
listed the items — ranging from
automobile* to Scotch whisky —
which will b* up for negotiation
next January.
The luted goods accounted for
11.772,000.000 worth, or about IT
per cent, of tho total iaaporto Into
thii country in 1664.
Th* department kapt secret
what tariff slashes It will ask ia
exchange at the January confer
coco U U l
WORK m UNDERWAY Nr *H#
to*. Olw to tor Immmmi
Traffic Crackdown
Apparently Paying
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THE SANFORD HERALD
f i f t 1 TTian. fo e i M, 195|
THE O L D H O M E T O W N
IU 1 *!-w-0»'«
By STANLEY
Overemphasis
(C n U n td Prom Pag* !)
i
if!
Columbia Becoming Fearful Land
Edllar’i Kata—An AP reporter lng complaints. There 1st a strict Is loyal tn Its handsome, greylag
who investigated the ntuatioa in censorship. A national publications JJ-yesr-eld leader
Colombia flew to Havana to write board his-bean formed to control
Tha army probably numbers
his itory free of censorship.
imports of newsprint and to estab about 40.009-represanting a f iv e
lish a government daily ntwspaper. fold increase during Use p a ir to
By PHIL MANGE1BD0BP
Radio stations are prohibited years. It is supported by a strong
HAVANA, Cubs UP—Colombia it
Th* Dean of Man and Bairfrom presenting opposition views police force. Murh of the national
MIDWEST CITY. Okla. .•* - becoming a country of faar.
hall rnarh, who played bazrball
budget—bow murh the government
Pioills on cither politics or economics.
_________
for Sa.ifnrd in 1910 and .............
again in .Roger, a nine-year-old Airdrie. Is, President Gustavo Rojas
Loading Liberals shake their will nut say — it davoted to pur
1944, laid. “We like to win at the pride nf SJIdwst City dogdom,* Hekj off the familiar mtlaiionei of
ndlllni, and we play to win. and there’s a good reason for his 'h* dictator’* road, and tba t j mil- heads pessimistically when asked chasing the most modern planes
' lion Colombians more and more whether the situation might change and weapons.
Hnweeer,’* h» explained, “a lot high standing.
for the better. ‘‘There’s no hope,"
The government denies censor
of whonli are over-emphaiiainc
He's the only dog in the city withdraw' behind the barrier* of they are inclined lo say.
ship exists Its attitude Is that It
■ports — sports like football. with a apeeial fireplug right tn the stlrnre.
This Is the picture they outline: must protect ordtr and tha Presi
Prominent businessmen, opposi
When football prattire gets so front yarJ. A bright red fireplug
Economically Colombia is fairly dent’s dignity.
lion politicians and others sre
Important that they prartire on at that.
Rojas took over the gnverm vit
eager lo present their criticism to well off and. m fact, stands on
Saturday morning! and Sunday*
Roger and hit bon, J . C. (Jig g n
—then it’s j* in c over-empha- Ray alio succeeded m putting down the outside world but hesitate tn the threshold of an Industrial and in a bloodless roup tn June 19\3.
sired —that’s a little too much.” an antidog rebellion which flared state publirly what they will say agricultural boom. Wages are in Hla army suppressed guerrilla wir
Juntire
was lntrodured hy up at Midwest City Council meet privately. They tear government creasing. Jobs are plentiful. Few fare that had raged for five years.
men care to risk their improved Ha and his army became heroes.
retaliation.
Floyd I’almrr
who explained
Government officials, acutely standard of living for government Even El Tiempo and the Liberals
thst he wax a brother of the ing
The question of dogs' right sensitive to foreign criticism, ei displeasure
supported the Conservative Preitfamous fhoo rhoo Justice, the
Also, political opposition is unor- dent.
\II Ameriean of the University came up at the enonrtl meeting ther avoid newsmen or are evasive
ginlred. No one antigovernment
when some zn irate ettuen* showed when questioned.
Since then his popularity has de
•f North farolina.
Jphn SenVank, and hit a»>n up tn complain about the way
The government of U. Gen. figure standi out as a rallying clined s t e a d i l y . Originally ap
•terry Kenkaiik, of the SrnLank pooches were howling, romping Ro]ts Isst month suspended Indef point. The army la In control and pointed by an Impressed and
bipartism National Assembly lo
(Hast end Punt Company, alone and generally misbehaving. There mitcly nne of the country's most
sene as president until Aug.fil.
--------- thst all
" dogs
J — *helinfluential newspapers. El'Tiempo
ith T. V. Brown, Ranford fill were demands
1934, he later packed the Assembly
'ng station operator, werr in- tethered, lenced nr otherwise eon-, of Rogota. Th* suspension set off a
and put through a constitutional
I series of derree* aimed at ailenelurted into the Kiwanis Club fined.
Mayor Marion C. Reed finally
change which extended his term
t -terday a ' new nirml>er«.
four more years.
Visitor* Introduced at yester got around tn asking if anyone (
Then rime control of the radio
day’* meeting Included: It. F. wanted to speak in defense nf the
station*, which must davote to govI.enox of DaLand, Jerry Schel- dog* Ray took the Boor, j
"Your honor." he said, " r hav*j
CAIRO, Egypt oP—Israeli troops eminent propaganda as much time
lentraer of Enterprise,
Andy
nrarkrn; Ass't. Principal at S»- s dog problem. There is a fireplug,
clung today to a section of the as the government desires. Rojas
mtinnla High School, Curtis Goff on Ihe comer of Babb and
Negev Desert demilitarited rone, established an official television
station. Under construction are 14
of Orlando, ll A. Rusher of Marshall
refusing to leave until Egyptians
Hollywood, and L. C. Smith, Key
"A* you know this ha* been a
Wellborn C. Phillips J r , today quit two posts they allegedly bold repeater stations to carry IU mej.
sag* aU oxer th* nation.
f
Club.
hot. humid summer Roger u nine announced th# start nf 13 mort
Life—on the surface—appears
David Gatehrl. chairman of the years old. and it Is wearing him homes at Little Venire The homes In the area. Egypt darned It holds
normal. Much new construction
UPC Fotball Game, said that out to mak* that half-block walk will be nf varying design. Incor the posts
Cinadtan M ij. Gen. E. L. M. can be seen. Colombia's eoffe#
•ha game which will benefit the every morning. I believe this porating such architectural lypea
U nd er
Privileged
Children's rounetl should install a fireplug as tha Brittany Farm House as Burn*. United Nations truce su sales hive been good
pervisors' chief tn ralestine, re
Below the surface there are
Fund, will be played in Sanford for Roger in his front yard."
well a* more conventional homes
on Ort. Id Advance ticket eales
Ills speech broke up the council and several of ultra-modern de ported to U.N. headquarter* that whispered anti-Rojas jokes, secret
70 Israeli troops hid taken up po distribution nf anti-government
for the a*n>e between Seminole meeting.
sign. These homea will have
sitions yesterday in the Niiana pamphlets md the ever watchful
High School and Talatka will
Several day* tiler Roger *nd three, or for- bedrooms; one nr sector nf ihe riemilltarired rone, eye for th# police. New guerrilla
begin next Monday with ten
two baths. Down payments will
the
Rays
were
surprised
to
find
a
-V) miles due south nf Egyptian- warfare has broken out u) the
team* selling ticket* for the
fieplus in their front yard Work he kept at a minimum, and pri held Gars.
mountain area of the Sutnacst
event.
res
wtli
range
from
113.000
to
men at the City Water Department
A spokesman lor tha Israeli For region south of Bogota. MentionbH
llT.roo.
had retrieved the future from the
eign Ministry said in Jerusalem this in newspapers is forbidden.
have quit, but I want In continue junkyard and fixed it up fnr Roger,
Phillips stated that the IS that the action was taken because
The go .mment claims, and
the businevs for my aoni."
home*
represent
a
total
in
sales
They painted It red — th* only
of tha "continued presence of two many Colombians agree, that the
Thick mud in cellars of homes nne tn town.
prices nf S244.373 and that this Egyptian military outposts In this guerrilla activities ar* directed by
snd small »torev has proved a vex
additional vnluma of business will
territory tnstda "Israel" and be Communists. For this reason. If for
ing problem You can't use cranes
represent considerable activity on cause the Egyptians bad demol no other, the gurmliaa receive
and bulldosrr* there
the part of Sanford firms
ished border markeri Israel bad little or no support from even
So you solve the problem by
"In faet." he said, "all hull, put up in tha area.
Rojas oppositionists.
rutting a hole it* or eight feet
ness possible Is being gtven to
square In the floor of your store
. ■I
- • .1 %
the local rnneents. and SI of the
(Cortlaaed From Page 1)
or living room You shovel mud up
D A I L Y C R O S S W O R D * • * • .'# • *» • #
nrailty Odham, said this morning e j men on the payroll Uv* In San
a
I
.
•
7 *
through the bole to th# fir*t floor,
ACBOM
43. Lamprey*
•-City
that no additional information had ford."
J i *1 •
then cart It In a wVelbarrnwr to
(Nev.l
1.
Young
of
41
Th*
com* in to htr office relative to th*
j . ui
. m •.
the street, where trucks pick it up
11. One
e cow
celebration
J
%*l I ||
who
For some owners, especially th* right-of-wray* or ampunt of work
DEAD BEAGULLfl USEFUL
of th#
S. Point on a
' J L’ t l .
' • T. II
ptaye
Eucharist
wire fence
elderly, the task was loo much rompletsul hy the appraisers.
BLOCK ISLAND. R. I. Iv-Two
1 1 9 :.
•. .
lh*
County Commission Chairman seagulls, killed hy a plane at
•- Manna of
. Jh
"
physically For others It wa* too
J - l l ».’»•
».*
tyre
oown
communi
expensive In such cases the city John Maiseh was out of his offiea Rloek Island airport, arc serving
»|f ' - I I I !
t. Hebrew
iS-Thraek . ‘I I.'J
cation
did the Job with Its own crews. this morning no comment from tn keep ether seagulls off the run
II J « .* • V .• « «
15. A
SO- Bay
tpy
“ It3s private property, but the him was avallahl* regarding tha way.
el
F||, ? * e
•had*
window
sent
9
nwtiers needed help", commented progress made so far hy th* two
Airport attendants staked out
of
Into
13. Jtwtsh
Mayor Coleman. "The people have tram* nf appraisers.
the birds, one on each side of the
red
Iwutdtz’i
S
u
m
s
Und
month
been wonderfully courageous. Just
Those working with C. K. Duck runway to keep Uv* gulls away.
of Canaan
11 Unpleasant- 3*. America*
IS. City in
about all nf them want to continue worth R r . of Oitandn, In making
Indiana
3. Town tn
ty moist
Indie
The attendant* said Incoming
in their nld homes or husinessas." tha appraisal of 17-03 right-of- pilots a te .iy i longer bothered by
10. Particles
14. Fresh
end
The big problem facing Colemin ways ar* Raymond Rail, Sanford the numerous birds In the vicini
s i .J e U . .,
humid
U. Cheetah**
33. Cereal
I f . Evening
animal
|| Whether the rlty will hav# tn real estate dealer: Tommy Pater
nickname
ty.
grain*
4. Buddha
(poet)
pay fc.r most of the IS-mlllionI I Doctor
son J r .. Ranford real estat* man.
(Chin.)
IT. Bind
tabbr.)
31. Wrapona
dollar damage lo municipal Instal II. R. “ Lew" Arnold, real estate
11. Sick
33. A risk
ST. Book of th* t. stall
lation* or whether It wilt gel sub
CONFEDERATE FLAG FLIER
mao of T-ongwood; and Wally
40. NarroW
«. Fortify
23. Untanned
Old
stantial hrlp lp»m the federal
NORFOLK, Va. (ft -T h e Star*
Dietrich*. Ranford real estate man,
tnlat
T.
Vein
of
Taatament
skin
of
government.
and Bart waved In th* blue off
cntU*
a leaf
III High p ntit
(gaol)
all
appointed
hy
the
8«minole
It appears now- that the city will
this port yesterday as a ceremony
4L Licentiate,
M. Social Usaaet 0. Pariah
34. Girl's
County Hoard of Commissionara at
have to hear most nf it.
wat held aboard lha carrier Tiofficer*
30. String
la madlctni
SL Birds aa
Ho had hoped th* Army would its Tuesday meeting.
eonderga honoring Robert E. Lee
(Bed.)
ST. DtgtU
e elate
tabbr.)
A
Plana
laid
at
th*
meeting
this
take over a ma)or part of the
and the new t t * * n t Lea atamp.
U n iwork, hut the Army Is restricted week would hav* th* appraiser*
tampered,
It marked tha flret tlma the
grouchy
in its scope Citing one bridge is meeting rarh Hay at the comple Confederate flag haa flown from
an example the Army will re tion of thtlr xurvrya tn agraa on
i
an American warship.
90. Tap ot e
place washed out fill and install th* appraised value of each parrel
The
skipper
of
th#
Ticonderogi
wave
culverts and makt the mad past- »o that right-of-way agents enuld
rr
M-Definite
able, but the new bridge Is the immeditely rlosa out and eomplale Is Capt. Andrew Jackson -a na
.
length
of
city's problem.
‘•e’ Ha and instrumenta neeeaaarv tive of Mississippi.
ann. Ha had a batter than "B M
grada, ha laid, in rhcmlatry and
related subject*. Ha graduated
laat year andLnow haa a fellowahip at Fiona* Rtate Univaraity.
I#
Cily Takes Care
Of Tired Canine;
Walks Shortened
p
o
.
Israeli Troops
Phillips Announces Cling To Sector
Start Of New Homes
m a rsh a l o t e v
w a l k e r
W rAlT ALL o u r T O WETLCO/MCT
v isrr/ A 4G
d o c to r
» •««* w in M imN
.
9 -J3
Woonsocket Pulls Out 0 fMudpack
I t
1!
• WOONSOCKET, R. I UP - The floor! of a month a|n stilt is a 11v<| Social Rt , one of its principal
waters receded quirkly, but the ins thing in this textile city of, thoroughfare'.
50.000 population
This district, with a population
Alphont* Lr Fcbvrr, printing of about 3.000 p<r<ons crammed
Legal Notice
shop owner, painstakingly rlcans into less than a «quarr milt, was
le r o a T s s T
and sorts 200 galleys of typ« csked Ihe most congested ate* hit by th*
norite nr ri ns.tr Mtiaisns with mud.
Aue 1920 flood*
t on nr m o r n less
ri.nnini naii.nnai* s m > n»<
“I figure I’ll hsvc the Job fin There alone, about a mile from
in tru.m i:* rnwmaamv
ished tn another sis months," he the city’s main business section.
a r r i.t im s
ih iih k t * says phtlosophicaUy.
IU rommeriUl establishment*
l is t c ii liens is
aeS
Crews of woman tn a spinning were Hood damaged, along with
a lt. isT s:ntarcr» r s a t i e i
the 1,100 dwelling units.
WfiTtrC
•rears — l* Zi.r.Or «l»e« ‘mat' Ike mill ar* cleaning an estimated j
ytnrld. Rsilr'ta and Puktir I’lltt* 100.000 bobbin* smeared hy thei The wearying mop-up job ha«
lies •................
s Commlsslne floodwalers. The owner hopes |r*>progressed f j r enough so that
SlllT.'sr SeenlMed br ISM
Tnisii' n or an Biamtntr 4**laaal*4 be bark in business neat month.
some of the establishments are
hv isid rnmirinlen
will h»ld
Laborers slog through mud and hark in business Others hope to
p it l ic
Hcarii.son dune* in*
tr-ath rf ocronnM t m le lh* caked dust tn hundreds of rclliri. open within w*ek>.
foilowioa iaorVMs si the limes
Two rivers combined to inflict
• nil blares hereinafter deil(nai*d using shovel* and wheelbarrows
I Klnl.fr J*. l » l — fil* A. M for a mop up job in quarters too Ihe damage Overflow mg of the
Court llnuie. Sanford, r iti
cramped
for
crane*
and
bulldozer*
lllarkstone hit Ihe big hrmk mill*
K -k.t Jfr» ISlv-MP
Of flood damaged dwelling
On the appllrellnn nf lieilwef
lliprete a i r y r tnr sulherur m units, 400 *1111 have not been certi traditionally I ><atrd on the riverbank since the days of water
rinse and diemnllnue lie Aisecy
fied by health officials a* fit for oe- power.
•i Lake
rtorlds.
' at laid limes and plaree and eupanry.
In #erh nf raid Prw-fcete, all tiller*
The Social district wat tub•tied partiea will he *l««n *n »P*
Almost l.ono of the 3,.vn milt merged when a pond burst through
|..>rii.nii> In l.r f•tit* heard
hand*
idled
hy
tha
flood
are
still
W I T N b P e Ihe hand n f l h * A - l earthworks around a dam amt sent
* Knr illll et.tfiaer nf Ihe without work.
a seven-toot high wive rsi*hing
lorlda tlallrn.d end I'uetlr I’lIII
The mad hark to normal is Jong down. Mdl River, a small stream
as f'nmmlirinn Ihla tsih day nf
leptemntr l l l l
fnr
Woonsocket
but
Ihe
city
is.
op
that Rows into the Rlarkstone
l.en't !V. petlew ar
AfTi.vo sixncL’Tivit an timistic. despite huge reronilrur*
Damage lo the "Soria!” district,
ins.TA nr
linn costs.
the mills and municipal installsThere are two chief reasons All llnnv was first estimated hy offi
s o t ij at t ii art's:an.
T itr " t a t r o r »-r*rniit)A t »v
Ll EM.I.ia
.Mri.tinnlV, whnat major industries are staying in cials at Vi to tut million dollars
Wnnnsorkrt. So are the people
r«,i-i#n>« la unknown.
The estimate has hern reduced
A awnm Pomplalnl hattn* hetn
"When you've lived In the same to shout 21 million—but the magni
file* atalntl mu in lha Clrrull
Cl.art le and fnr S.tnlnnl* rnunly, house IS nr 30 years and know all tude nf roeonstruetton appears as
rtnrlda. In I'hannerr. for Olvorfe, tha ntlfbborr. It la kind nf hard tn great n ever.
(ha thnM mis nf .aid arilon hae* ItKUacV
HKLItHV Mri.DrotV.'*Fl*
Mfl.DItCMV. Hale- move somewhere else," sild a
tea
Mayor Kevin Folrman wonders
va U R xr.U A m il d h o iv . man trudging inln a dried-nut ii* ‘
lefendanj, there pres»els_
are lle
; Causa
rirr
. tpB
where Ihe money saill come from
ahd eaqulro i *>j in (|la yeur family tenement bouse in the cily'a
James Winn, executive secretary
• rmsn defenses, II any le lbs
Cnmiileiai filed hsrsin, and tn “Social" district.
of fhr fhamher of Commerce, pon
The area lakes its name from
#•/»• • rner Ihsrsaf upon Plain.
ders Ihe flood’s effect no his efforts
tlfr* Attnrefe ns nr hsfnr* iht
dlh dat nf Oninhar.. A. P. t»SI
to attract new industry.
•lharwiet a I**rr»- Ps<* rnefsean
CITY GABBAGE DUMP
Virtually everybody In W.wsp"ll* ha antered a*alns( vnu end
MAY BE BICH
Iht r u n prnrasd at parte
socket has his own special prob.
WITM Ah me hand and "(Uriel
HOUSTON, T e i. 'A —Houston Icm
ewI a' Sanford Semienle Cnunlr.
U*rtda. this list day of Ausust, may ge' oil production from one
For many families It Is: When
nf Its city garbaga dumps, no ran we return lo our homes'* For
fooliag.
O P llsrndnn
many working mm When will we
ritrk
rirrult
fnsrl
s*n
i'n nnf
ja Jti.a
' n .ni
_ rfo rld
a.
Ci'y Ally. Will Sears tald he gel hark to work? For many bustSir ». I. nurdltls 1). C.
has received on# firm offer to nets firms: Whrn do w» open*
John fl l.aerardr
Atinrner fnr Plaintiff
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tease Ihe Holmes Road dump fnr
For the town's policemen. It has
Wiandruff-perklnt
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oil exploration. He said ha was meant work without a day off smrr
“ One Ilf*
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Sanf "fd. Hnrld*.
checking state statutes lo de the Boost With th* N a t i o n a l
termine Ihe technical require, Guardsmrn gone, policing duties
manta.
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remain heavy Washed out bridges
CliniBTMAH CARDS
The attorney noted that three have altrrcd traffic patterns with
oil wells, one within JOO feet, are resultant traffir jams
Jameson Studio
in the vicinity of the flump and
Help for th* Rood s lctlms enipcs
Owen PrMav Resale** 1 4
told the City rtwmell he xmuld from msny s o u r c e s . Printer
IM N Park Avw.
make recommendations within a LeFehvrc is getting aid In sorting
Pko*. 3198
week nr two.
hit type from printers of the
Woonsocket CslJ
In the once apir and span textile
mill owned by Eugene Bont* are
rosss nf rusted machinery. Craw*
of women clean and sort mud*
TM «M a*D n a m c
rsked bobbins—100 000 of them.
tHAT ASSUAlt YBU
(Robbins are machine spools about
the site nf randies)
Maehlnsry on the first floor is
being oiled and repaired Bont*
auaa* <
fin rfnlfd thf iffond floor for
operation* formerly rnndurted In
the basement. He Intends to carry
oa. resuming production-!)* hope*
—la October.
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Red Transformation Summed Up
Editor'* Note — Retnhold Knit, reporter. "The difference la lik*
an American on lha AP staff in day and night."
Germany, received Russian per Tha Communists have chopped
mission tn visit the IMS Leiptlg the building la half, converting the
fair Herr Is his report.
other part Into a clothing store.
Ten years after World War 11.
By REIMIOLD EN U
LEIPZIG. East Germany ufu. lopg lines regularly form in front
of the state-operated food stores.
One way
to sum up the Communist
ay tc
Meat, fata, sugar and coffee a rt
transfor
nroatlon of Lelpilg ta tn tell frequently unavailable. Reatau
whit hay happened to the F. W.|rantt *till feature "ersati'' coffee,
Woolworth store
just as they did under Hitlrr.
Tba store front still carries a
Th# nicest thing about the SOOred sign with tba famfllar letter* year-old fair, from the viewpoint
In*. " F . W. Woolworth Co." Win- of the Lelpiigeri, was th* hundreds
dow displays are arranged ta Ihe of shiny autoi it brought from the
tradition of lha worldwida chain. West.
Inside, the counters art neatly
Entire families spent an after
Iim out. displaying many of Use noon or evening walking along the
llama on* always look* for tn "Uw streets, fingering chroma head
dim* atore." But all th# mrrehan* lights, auto eluk Insignia and
due Is from East Germany, and
lat teature. They tried guessing
a rlosa look at tha sign out front
w ta pronounce such names ea
reveal* the significant words: "In Bulck and Chevrolet.
Verwaltung," meaning "under ad
Meat of the local ta n were built
ministration" — Communist ad tang before World War tl. A Urge
ministration, that is.
number of them are still foaled
"Thing* have certainly changed from compressed gas tanka, an
around here," one clerk tald Ihla other hangover from Hitler days.
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w on 't STAHO M SH C rtO H .
-iv K « e q o c w y o u * n o u n
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"Old sleds," th# Ltiptlgert con
temptuously call them.
As a rule, store wiadowa were
tastefully decorated this year, snd
Um merchandise frequently ap
peared to be of fairly good quel
Ity. Soma shopkeepers went as far
aa to feature peek-a-bou brawler*
and girdle adi. Poem-rubber "fal
sies" were liberally displayed.
The only U.8. eahlblt el Uw fair
wai an English-language book dis
play presented by Ben luastk.
formerly of New Jersey end new
living In ‘
of rye
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Young Henry Ford Makes Good Showing
J"0^U^!m
‘°Und;I
mall failoric. In ruial towns,
DETROIT jv—Ttn
Ten yean
stockholder. to .ell their holding.
hi. gianilalher.
(is
y .s n ato
a to a j .tiKkbuWei*
holding,_ L'nlike
Lnl.ke bis
«r«"Jlathtr. who (isStubborn but tired old man re-[to him.
uralmly earned the company'. thousand. of ariei of farm land*
and h>Jtu I'mar r »ilea in »anou>
• t e d a . pre.ldenl of Ihe Fonl
Thui. on Sept. 21. 19U. a couple 4|fair. in hi. veil puikcl, the
Motot Co. Into the port .Irppcd „| week, after hi Mth birthday. younger Ford .ought and got a
r°j. **!„. '. ""ivoiamed »uunt
his Il-year-old grand.on.
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Kor tbc Ford Motor Co. it wa.' irlatiirly Utile experience in the a group of ext>crt* in engineering
Bieech a n made rvecuti.f *icc
tiu.ine... became it. pre.ident
1)n manufacturing, in admmi.tra
t)fn, U lrr t f b(ljm c b0ard
a history-miking *v»nt
Young Henry Ford «a» born in lion. in financial affair*, in labor j bajf||ljn
World War II had Ju.t ended
B it deftnte cm tract. mere about Dclrilt He attended Holehki.a , relation*. Heading the management
Thl. I* Ihe way Breech *ummed
to be terminated The. huge in *chool in Connecticu and <aa. a 'cam *»« Krnc.t It Bieech. lop lip the Ford .iluation at the time
Hu.trial**emidra"ibe" elder Henry Yale .emor in l»W lie left ,ch.>ol notch production man who had di the yownget Fold IojV oxer:
reeled Hirer
three itrnrral
General Mot..,
Motor >uh.i
»ub*i
Ford had founded and directed a* nelure graduation and look a brief '-*'•«<
-About all ue had that wa. »ny
one-man in.tituLon ihowcd »ign» apprentuejhip in the Fold factor diarie. Today the company ha. good wa. the name ol Ford. The
Navalj
more
than
a
.core
of
xiie
pie.i
1le. before joining Ihe U£
company had lo.t JS million dol
tottering
U w toll
’ . n . n r v .'nnl harked He.erxe a. an enngn in 1911. He dent, Each I. re«pon*ible for a lar* in the (ir.t half of I9»<5 We
T o a younger Henry F
a
(hr r
, , 4kf% Naval vlUj pha.e of the company'» op
had no real r»»eairb. K.en the
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by all member,
member. of hi. family ex- Tiainin:
Station facility at Dear- eration.
po-tuar engine was no good"
Formation of the management
Font now ha. re*carch: It ha*
>lkh
jc a r « n 0
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.
Lale m I9U he .1 1 pul on in team followed a major “hou.e
.lylmg divi.ion; it ha< lanor Hi
rebuilding the emphe.
aclixc duty and rejoined the com clcan.ng" Ford .tailed when he rectum; It ha. manulactunng re
Did it frighten him’
b ^any a. a xice pre.ident.
.tepped Into the prc.klency Many .pon.ibility and capacity: it h.i
-I didn’t know enough to or
Aj M , nr m ;foo| KorJ lt bf , old. time-worn pohcie., along uilh ' n; o., llf „;r thing, needeil to bait',
(tightened1 he .aid a cr.
.omewhat plump To a j many individual, long a*«Hiatrd t;rn rrj, Motor..
In Ihe decade that H«"JT
iharacterl.tlc .perronal charm and with the elder Ford, weir iwcpl
v golden lonenl of profit. a
II ha. duected the
*
out.pokrn frankne*. he na» added oul
*bc corporation.
niullibillion-dollar expan.ion pro
l^e great family owned aulomo *ub»iantial pour in Ihe decade he
Nunierou* "fr.ngc’’ entcrpii.c. gram, a .nil growing industrial
J r e cnterprUe, he and hi. a.»o ha. headed Ihe Ford company . developed bythe company * louml empire—Ihe.e arc fruit, of young
elate, have brought It back into A hard worker, he ha* the rr al.o went outShip, that .ailed! Henry F'ord'* (Ir.l 10 year, a*
the big m o ney -making area, wrath faculty loi quick di.ceniirirnt and Ihe *cxrn »ea* were *oid: *0. loo. „head o| thr Ford Motor Co
rred .unit *friou. threat, to tt- quick decision.. He give, fiili credit 1wero big rubber plantation, in
III. grandfather, with II olhei
life and implemented a 2 '. -billion to hi. management team for much South America; tier manulaclur Ilet roller*, founded ihe bti*inc.« in
dollar expansion and modernize o| ihe company', .uccc.t during mg facilities.
limLtrland. and «aw
i»u with a total paid in
tion program.
the last 10 year..
mill*, soybean oil mill.; nunierou. lal ol UH.ouO
And. temporarily at lea.t he
ha a realued one of hi* most
cherished ambition.—to overtake
Chevrolet, hi. major competitor,
production and .ale.. Although
A * p u te r i by Chr.rolet, Ford c II K J U IS L A N D K o r e a .
A. for politic., ttiere > e tome of talk.ng nr a*- elating with the
claimed tale* leadership in actual( f_<_heju. which it. native, call J female mayors anJ counedwomen Cheiu rebels. The indiscriminate
ru.tomer delixerie. at the end ol ,h# -|,ic 0; women, wind andjm village, along scw-fool llalla killing led much bitterne.. low aid
jU I
storm." I. being boomed (or a San volcano, a Fuji-like cone lhal the government.
dominate, the island.
Cheju wa. the farthest South
Unofficial estimate, from (man- ncw tourist playground,
The topsy-turvy man-woman ra Korean territory Irom thr fighting
eial aourcea »ay thn rear', net So far the only resort atmo.•arnlngie of the Ford Motor Fo. phrre i* provided by one palm tio was further up.cl by tier bloody front in the Korean War, but it
will top the estimated
total (rte m (ront 0j lbe p,,t,cf ______
station Communist-fomented civil revolt ol playrd a big wartime role. It «i<
nf 2M million dollar.. That «a« one orange tree and a Vtieteh ol >*<"• w*»<b few people like to talk the ROK Armv’t btggr.t liBilling
the year of the auto indtulry'a while .and. beach.
about but which no one has for- ground (or young soldiet* and r
Iliad two big pu.on camps for Clu
biggest output. Ford v » * n>,,1,e,
All Cheju'. leader, are boosting gotten.
Some 20.000 men. mostly between ne.e war captives
d sate, will be greater this year
the tourist potential of this land
20 and 40 year. old. were killed
People get to and (torn Cheju
in thou of any previous year
of stone villages 7J miles south of
by South Korean constabulary and by courier plane or by boat, which
Friend, of young F'ord .ay hi.
Korea
But
thr
only
high
official
ambition goes farther than ju.t to M « a urn me o„., „ go
^
take. 19 hours.
••beat Chevrolet.** They vl.ualireM**™ |,r,# “ th ^ '1 c‘‘; * ™ ^ .*• About goo
joo tled*,
e j., many of them
U S Army and State Drpartmcn
Ford challenging General Motor. J * * »lot{
^ * " * p^
* smuggled in Irom Ihe China maio- bias, ollrn fly in from Seou
aboard their own plane, to hunt
In all price.....elas.e.
point to by
‘^ . ^ L T w l o in e^ . cut. ; ,jnd 300
" " " ..___
Cheju. stirred
........... They
Use huge expansion
program lint
that the only man who owned a cura--..
the revolt anud discontent over And that might be a .elhng pu.n'
way coat and itripcd pants.
k n been underway alnre 191*
. . .
, Ihe Island', civil administration lor tourist.. Cheju .port, some "
The mayor look. Ju.t the man aml a bad harvest.
the be.t pheasant, quail, duck an.
When currently planned project,
arm> regiment called in to'deer .hooting In A.ia
are completed in 1M8 more than fur a resort promoter. With hi.
But lhal one palm tree moved
92.gU.000.000 mill have been .pent cutaway hr wear, a casual green (|(JC|| jhf tmuhle revolted, killed
i expansion and modernization shirt, red tic. red »ock» and brown
commanding officer and joined a skeptical American .oldier, du
ore than 10 million square fret *h**»
. . . .
.
60.000 citizrn. in the mountain., pcn.mg relief supplies here, to
Faet.^ anJ history are
New South Korran troop, ru.hrd crack;
•* floor .pact will have been added
,
about Cheju. But there, no doubt
(rom ^ mainland, put down the "They ha.e a veritable
Hawaii
L» present
facllitie.
Anacrimonious familymeeting there are a lot more women than r , „ n g , and .hot anybody .ii.peclrd of the Yellow Sra "
U .aid lo havepreceded the elder mrn on the island. Some stone.
Ford', resignation and his grand say women outnumber men two t c (
•on's election av president. It wa* one. others seven to one. Most cun-j
common knowledge thit young sen alive clim ates ssy 110.000 men
FonFs father. Ed»el P. F*otvJ. had lo ISO.OOO women,
been pre.ident largely in name; The buxom wive, plowr field*,j
w t i i s — e» v r n n n
< U JSrw*
■•»« k 11 o r . 1 1►:»
only, from HU until hi* death in haul lumber, dive for ft.h, dabble j
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u i i ; that the elder Ford and in go\ernmcnl-ind manage also
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•» Txe •:ii* turn Hob.
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n m e of his elo.e associate* fre- tu raiw an average of three or »S.»e
Wntld AI HI t
I I f
k l..r » u r # |* fa oKrvota
quently countermanded commit- 'four children,
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e ie . m i l 11,
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. r!.| At M m
meats Ed.fl made, much to the
There are more than 20 000 fish
S i.i Itt'Sel . ’row n Cole Show
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M u pte
4* n r
rrwomrn.
riRw...,... Some are part time, . ...
rn .io ,I'lulo
iui*
latter', embarratemrnt.
ee u
T.enai*
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t h n f i
T in t#
xiu.ia
4 <4 4*' r I ••‘ ie a Oftlf
E l e a n o r Clay Ford. Ed.el'i some full time, but all are full J •'»
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Widow, reportedly threatened lo bodied lady wrestler type*. They 1 ** ,l>Ul
l*' in >.»*•
It U
lir e
C ln l»
aell her comtvny holdings snd Ihe dive Ihe year round, .ometimei SlS* V'Shl » -Ilium
» I* I Hlt«,1 V S ' l H I l f
I si i t
( ! | m i <»f
Stock .he rontrollrj as tnutee for |at night, lor ft.h, .hell, and .ca » v. I t s H s ii.s iliii*
%l ti:i« A U « tT
IS
I. •1 lloms Wlih Mulls
ber younger children on Ihe open weed
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market if Ihe elder F'ord did nut Ahe girl*, some of them Korran i « i i I.wmush' s Csll To fis s s r
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step down and let her .on. Henry war widows, ftsh with sling.hot It St Sl|,l Uff
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1 14 l U r N f l i t * P a r # h
If, become president In fact a. ly pe harppon* with an inner lube
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it
1h»*s
attached lo Ihe rear end. They ac • M Sl«» On
Writ a . In name.
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T lia
A rtia l
SI 1-• * wish • r a i l T s P i s y s r
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It was th: same threat the rom counted for a good poition of Ihe <
• Si ■• s o n U r s s k s r s
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p*ny founder had used a quarter 2.000 tons of marine tifa brought • M N*i»
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lit
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cealury earlier to force minority 1into Cheju la.t year.
ca»h tap
Cheju Being Made Into Playground
MORE
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IN 1955 W E SOLD
N EW CA RS A N D TRUCKS
USED C A R S A N D TRUCKS
LABOR A N D PARTS
THAN EVER BEFORE!
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N O W W E R E CLEANING HOUSE FOR
1956!
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Look At These Values!
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D EM O N STRATO RS
3
Fairlane Town Sedans, leaded and Air Conditioned Special Discounts
1 Fairlanc Club Sedan, leaded
1 ti-Cyl. Custom Fordor. No Extras.
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T E L E V IS IO N
Keep Calm At Meals
• y HUMAN N. lU N M IU t, M.9.
D O N T q u a r r e l a t th e d in n e r
t a b le I
Tbs rosat may be burned. Utt
OapuUMi may be lumpy and your
aoth tr'la-law may announct
■be plana to eztand her stay—but
•Mont quarrel at the dinner table.
Frequent argument* while sating
Mlaturb your digestion aa wall a*
.pour emotions.
Fuacl >nnl DWJvwbemcse
Kxpertmenta have proved con
alusirsly that the emotional
•tate of a peraon profoundly af
fect* the blood supply, the secre• o r y function*, the motility and
•Ihe nomaehi emptying Ume.
If you are nerroua, anxious,
worried or otherwise excited, the
. . aerroui mechanism controlling
„ four digeatlon uauxUy la affected
•» In a state like thli, you are apt
.. to wtnd up with nervous dyspep
sia. or ntrvcrn* indigestion.
Your stomscb wtn return to
norms! only when your nervous
ness subsides. Phenobarbltona or
amytal may bs advlwd by your
doctor to taka tha edge off your
anxltUsa. Alkalies frequently re
lieve any symptoms caused by
gastric acidity.
Small, dry meals, with only a
lltlla liquid, sometimes help.
Don't drink coffee or tea exces
sively. Usually, a long restful
holiday will do mors good thaw
drugs or dleUng.
Resbtctod Diet
H Is Important, of count, that
you seek treatment from your
doctor. He can do more for you
than just give you drup or may
be put you on a restricted diet
He can help alleviate many of
your worries by proving to you
that your ailment ts not caused
b.v soma aarloua organic disease
And you know as well as f that
most of ua secretly fear there la
something seriously wrong tha
moment wa get stomach trouble.
Thli a'Jmsnt la caused not only
by excitement at mealtimes,
• a tte u , overwork and strong emo‘^ Jo n .l duturtoances at any Ume QUESTION ANP ANSWtl
produce nervous dyspepsia.
M M 8.: Is there anything that
In addiuon to atomach distress, wjll help n person get rid of
m u may hava headaches and liver spots?
!; become weak. You might be unQuestion:* So-called liver spota
- able to roncentrata and unable to or brqwn spots on tha skin are
„ Bleep. Nausea and lack of appe- really not due to any trouble with
. Uta art frequent symptoms of the liver.
' Mervouj indlgtsUon.
Your physician should be con
Many persona aggravate the sulted aa to tha most advisable
ttion by amoklng or drink- method of removing such duflgmore alcohol than usual.
|tiring blemishes. .
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W H O HAVE M ADE 1955
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Before the very eye* of every eitlzen of
Bemlnole County there hn» I*en Hrawti word
picture* of a modern, up-to-the-minute, fotiAlaned highway, Joining Sanford and Orlando.
Before the project yet* pant the plannhjr
stage. however, atumbliny block* of word*,
promise*, spending unnecessarily, and false
economy are briny thrown In the way for the
project to become a reality.
And a* second* tick away on every dock
and wntch In Seminole County, the most forward-looklny project to face the county offi
cial* In It* history I* belny pushed farther
bark from reality.
Here are the fact*—and remember—you,
a* a cltir.cn of thl* county will benefit from
the highway’* completion.
Last Tuesday, the Seminole Countv Com
missioner* initiated an action to expedite the
aecuriny of the right-of-way* for the widenIny, four-lanlny. and pnviny of 17-02. At the
time that this action wn* discussed, many
niemlter* of the Citizens Committee were pre
sent. It vas evident that everyone wn* overjoyed when the appraisal estlmnte submitted
bv C. K. Duckworth. Sr., of Orlando for the
riyht-of-way* from Five Point* to the Oranye
County line was for the sum of $500,000. \V*
were additionally delighted, too. when MrJohn Meisch. rbairmah of the Hoard of Coun
ty Commissioners, announced that the ap
praisal was deliberately made a little hlyh.
Berause. that meant Seminole County would
have sufficient fund* to aroulre the riyhtof-way* for the first part of the project with
out any strain.
With $.125,000 in the secondary road
fund, plus the $220,000 which I* to become
available foliowlny the Issuance of revenue
certificates by the State Road Department
from anticipated receipt* of the county durIng the next five year* from surplus ga* tax
fund*, thl* yive* the county, almost Im
mediately, the sum of $515,000 to purchase
right-of-way*. It was also pointed out, at
the Tuesday meeting, that *ome 15 owners,
having land valued in excess of $25,000,
would be willing to donnte their property for
the proposed right-of-way*.
Naturally, everyone wn* happy I
What happen* then! The Seminole Coun
ty Commissioner*, rolling another one of
their stumbling block* In the way of progres*, decided that the appraiser* should
appraise, not only the property from Five
Point* south to to the Orange County line,
but also the properties from Five Point*
north to Onora Street, and In addl(Ion, the Seminole Qpyqty ,Attotnry_$hwHprepare legal pleading* to condemn and to
use a Declaration o f taking not just from
Five Point* south, hut also from Five Point*
north. This was done— mind you—knowing
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TODAY*! B IIH JI VERNE
. P ut on the new man.—Epheaiana 4:25—
Paul aald *T know nothtnv agalaat myself*
a fte r ha had bidden Chrlat to come Into hla
life And rule I t It Is a perfect technique.
that not a single deed, not a single abstract,
not ona lota of an instrument was ready on
the property NORTH o f Five Point*. Stum
bling Block? That’s Just ONE o f them I
Why are we getting so excited about all
th l*? Simply this— we know that this Is.the
most Important project to face the officials
of this county in the last three decades. The
most Important project since 1926 when
the present 17-92 right-of-way was DONAT
ED EN TIRELY by the people and when
citizen* hauled clay Into the proposed road
lied for the project.
We are also excited about all of this
simply because It Indicate* the possibility
that some of the Seminole County Commis
sioner* wsnt to lie In the position of pleas
ing ALL people ALL the time.
Here Is exactly what It means to thl*
county and to the citizens who live here: the
Road Department ha* budgeted the sum of
$800,000 to widen, four-lane, and pave 17-92
from Five Point*, in Seminole County, to the
Seminole County line, THIS Y E A R ! That
money MUST BE SPEN T or contracted for
before December-31, 1955.
Before the State Road Department will
let any contract, the right-of-ways mu*t be
arquired either by gift, purchase, condem
nation. nr through the n*e of a Declaration
of Taking. So you see, the Seminole County
Commissioners ran tell the ones of us who
are FOR 17-92 that they’re SO SORRY, but
there ju st Isn’t enough money to buy all of
the right-of-way. And then. WE ARE SUP
POSED TO accept the statement at It* fare
value—when WE KNOW THAT TH ERE
IS NO REASON FOR ALL OF THE PROP ER TY TO BE ACQUIRED.
Hera Is the truth of the matter— the
county needs only to aequira tha right-ofway from Five Points south to the Orange
County line THIS Y EA R, because that Is
the only part of the road proposed, scheduled,
nr even expected to be built this year. Next
year, additional monlea will be available
through the 7th Cent Gas Tax to Seminole
County to purrhase and aequlre tha rightof-way from Five Points north to Sanford.
There Is MUCH the Seminole County Com
missioners could do to help get this project
rompleled and the contract let this year, hut
they’ll never do it If they ln*l*t that all of
the right-of-ways ha condemned or acquired
this year.
The people In all parts of .Seminole Coun
ty will be affected for years to come by the
widening pr non-widening of 17-92. Wo know
Bow what the Seminole County Commis
sioners plan to do next year since they unanlmntislv approved the PAVING AND
WIDENING OF 40 if 17-92 is not completed
thl* year.
It I* time that each citizen who feel* that
17-92 four-lanlng and widening Is of para
mount Importance to the future growth and
proenerltv of ALL o f 8emlnnle County TO
CONTACT YOUR COUNTY COMMIS
SIONER and tell him that you, a* one of hla
constituent*. recommend to him that he give
A LL OF HIS EFFO RTS. UNBIASED and
unrelenting to do everything he can to *ee
that the project I* etarted In TH IS calendar
year.
If the Seminole County Commission
doesn’t do something In the next two week*,
time will have run out. And the money, spent
so jubilantly last Tuesday, will have been
was tad.
Don't taka a passive answer from your
county commissioner. This project could
hero already been underway had it been the
wish of tha entlro BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS.
Lot O f M oney Likely To Be Spent
WASHINGTON iA-The Demoerttte sad Republican parties very
likely will spend e whopping six
Billion dollars between them to
carry the IMS presidential cam
paign arguments Into millions of
American homes by television.
Advance estimates Indicate tele
vision will be the largest single
Item is the campaign budgets.
Each party will spend about double
the amount spent In IMS. The
mosey will come from the treasur
ies of the national committoei,
slat# committees and allied cltiicn
groups.
By law, the national committees
may collect and spend only three
millions each In financing the en
tire campaign. But each party ran
sidestep this limitation by having
state organisations and citliena’
groups pick up the check.
The Republicans already are
dickering with the national net
works foi favorable TV spots n u t
fell, particularly in tha last sis
woeks of the campaign. The beat
times are the evening hours.
The Democrats say they haven't
HAL BOYLE
Lauren Bacall K eeps Bogie Happy
NEW YORK 'iB- “Yes, ut—."
Ten year* end two ekUdreo
“flood morning. How do you, later, however, Lauren end Bogie
feel?"
I are having more fun together than
“ What do you think I ought to '* « merry fleas on a shaggy dog
do about fixing up the living |Somewhat to her own amassment
roon1 ••
Min Bacall la now regarded as an
“ Don't you think you've spread authority on matrimony.
Much has been written on bow
enough Joy (nr one evening?"
she tamed “the bad boy" of the
"You're wrong!"
These are five remarks Lauren movies, and she herself says that’s
llacall says a wise wi(e should utter nonsense.
“ It's foolish to try to change the
never make to her husband.
When the young, tawny blonde msn you’re married to." aht said,
actress married Humphrey Bogart, during a breakfast-luncheon at the
nearly 33 years her senior, Holly “21" Restaurant. "Tbet won't
wood cynics bet on whether the make him better-but It will make
match would last 10 monlhs-«r him worse."
“ Let him run wild. He'll elweyi
ten days.
Try and Stop Ma
------------ By BINNITT CIRP------------W H O SAYS football players don't shine In scholastic work
v» at well? Here's a story of one Big Ten fullback, naked to
name twelve animals that inhabited the Arctic regions who
answered without the slight
est hesitation, “ Four polar
bears, four penguins, and four
seals."
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“There wee one grim moment
when I was on watch," admitted
a gob Rut beck from a stretch
af duty In water* adjacent ta
Korea, ^Suddenly 1 spotted an
enormous torpedo In tha see
coming directly at us!"
“Gracious!" exclaimed h I a
maiden aunt. "I hope It was
nne of ourt!"
Mae West thinks one girt In
her new troupe is headed for greatness. "She gets along so welt"
approves Mlsa Weat. “with man of eU denomination*—particularly
“ — with Afties and hundreds."
Y O U 'R E T E L L IN G M E !
-ByWRUAMMTTC o lre l Press Writer
AN OXFORD professor declares
there really ere ghosts end that
•ome houses ere actually haunted.
Bad timing, prof — you should
have saved (hat announcement for
Hallowe'en!
SAMDAWSON
Businesses Entering
NEW YORK (Ik- With the sun
Balanced on the equator business
eaters a new season today. Uuslhets naa had ■ goo daummer and
la spile of the almost general entl
ripstioo of contlnulag good times
l i the fell and winter eeasona, there
are plenty of conflicts looming,
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There'* almost sure to bo
f A
■amt calling balween those who
that goad times and easy
credit go together and tboee who
Wont to stretch prosperity Into
M st year by going a IjtUo alowof
Hte rest ef this year..*
year.
Politic lane win talk Urn loudest
Lt-Ji
neneernlng what to do about farm
taeome gad farm surpluses. Bat
will be divided en
I. too. I t S N WUba
l i !• tumors Win bn MrifeeeA any drew la (arm la, Aid ether* win worry cheat
prices. RIsJm labor rates and
price hikes on materials, parti
cularly metals, la tending nperat
lug cotta up. The question la how
MANEUVERS REPORTED
TAIPEI, Formosa IP—It was
reported without confirmation to
day that American warships end
pUnee teamed recently with Chinese NaUonxlist unite la Urge
maneuvers.
Unofficial tonnes reported that
Deer Adm. Albert n. Jarrell, camb u n d # of the U J . AmpUbidns
Training Command In the Patifle,
reason
moeh of this can be patted along
to tha cenawmer before/sole* drop
off. If prices don't rise, end the
factory absorbs Urn bigger eoeta.
stockholders may And their hopvt
ef higher dividends fading.
To heap business going at Me
»r«ea« rata, merchants end meanfariurert a n likely Is U n heavily
on prametiana. Competition U go
ing la be bitter.
\1AMK8 MARLOW
SPECIALLY PURCHASED
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yet begun negotiations with the net buying up expensive time on shen
works, but they also win reserve notice. Sueh a moment cammmbee
time f ir in advenes of the cam Republicans rushed Richard
M jxucg
Niloa
(now tha vice president) to ths
paign stretch drive.
Party leaders la 1*32 had little air wave* to explain a campi
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fund given to him by a group «
or no experience Rlib televisioni p riv i* C(tl|fn(
p*
•a a campaign medium and this
The Democrats had thnr o j
lack sjf experience was expensive. emergencies but their extra eo>t|
In UW heat of the campaign, criti weren't as heavy as those of th«
cal times aria# when party leadtra Republirtns. And it is no secret
consider It worth almost aay price that the Democrats must hojrf
to gat their story to the people their money a good deal more
quickly and dramatically. But It's carefully than the RcpubliciW
a costly thing to buy TV time on
Both parties face the probic a
short notice because It means pay of heavier costs for TV Urn, In
ing a “preemption" fee to the 1932. a halt hour o. one network
producers who gave up the tim e- eoait-to-coast cost about 9J2.fr').
in addition to the regular network according to one source at GOP
costs.
national headquarters. But with
Some TV network sources have more TV stations in th» network,
estimated that in MU the Republi the cost next year will be Ju«t
,
cans ipent more than ttto.ooo in about double.
WASHINGTON UR - Harry S.
Truman say* he believe i his ad
ministration paved the way for
preventing a third world war for
“as far ahead aa man ran tee."
It did so. he contends, by miking
sure of this country's military
strength, and by dealing with
Soviet Rutile on • “give-and-take"
basis.
Truman leaves for conjecture the
exact language he used in a faceto-face dres'lng down ha gave
Russian Foreign Minister Molotov
at the While House on April 23.
1*13, for failure to carry out Rus
sia's Yalta agreements on Poland.
But ha says tt was so sharp that
Molotov was stung to protest "1
have never been talked to like that
in my life." Truman recalls he re
torted: “ Carry out your agree
ment! and you won't get talked to
Uke that."
Johathan Daniels, a onetime
member of Truman's staff, once
quoted one of these present is
saying Truman used “blunt lan
guage unadorned by the polite
verbiage of diplomacy" and “the
natural language of a direct poli
tician to men be recognlted aa
politicians, too."
The story la told In Life maza
rine's current lasue In the first
of five installments of tha ‘Truman
come borne then."
She glanced cheerfully ever at
Bogart, who was standing at the
bar talking beieball with the bar
tender and tome other close
friendi. She and htr husband had
come to town the night before for
a fling to celebrate completion of
her lateit film, “ Blood Alley,'' costarring John Wayne.
“ If a man has been drinking a
little bit, it doesn't pay to disagree
with him. It only means you'll both
be up all night, and you'll end up
with circles uadsr your eyes.",
Bogart came over, said: "Hl-'ye
doin’, fern ?" la Mias Bacall, and
wandered back to the bar, bourbon
and baseball.
“To think I'va given tkat guy
one third of rqy active life," said
Lauren grinning. “ But I’m tougher
ta Uve with than be la. I'm more
aelflab. He's very patient with me.
“If I'd married a younger man,
he wouldn't have put up with me.
rd 'b a v a probably killed h lm -er
we'd have killed each other."
Miss Bacall said she knew of no
single prescription for marital hap
pinese—“ 1 don't believe in formu
las; everybody's an Individual and
has the right to stay ona"—but
that aba believed a wife ahould
join In •• many ef her husband’*
activities as possible.
Barings Bond sales hi Florida
"But there ere limit*," she add
ed. “ Bogle lovee yachting, and I “*■ A,usvU wiemid the#
—well, I - . " She atuddered to In ‘/*"d after a slight hefiUHon in
dicale ahe likes water only In con July It la reported by W. A.
Miners smaller than the Pacific Patrick* Ravings Bond* Chair
man for Seminolt County. 8a!es
Ocean.
Mias Bacall says It's a mistake within the etate were • per rent
to annoy a husband with household ahead of August 1954 and con
matters and gave this reason why tribute to n 34 per cent Increase
• wife should else never ask him for the year to date.
Bemlnole County • a 1 e e In
bow he feels la the morning:
"He knows bow be feels. Why August were H 2 J3 I and for tha
tight month* ef IMS now stand
remind him af It?"
Asked whether she thought a •t ftSg.eot, which It t i l l per
husband ahould help his wife dry rent more than for the corres
dishes and share other kitchen ponding month* ■ year ago.
"In
the aggregate Florida
chorea, ahe gave a wonderful belly
•ales are 910,195,000 greater
laugh and eaid frankly:
“ I don’t know. I don't go into the than last yaar and now account
for 72’h per cent of our state'*
kitchen myself if I can help it."
What are the five remarks a wife assigned year's quota. At the
ahould make meet often to her hus tame point In 1M4 only *3 per
band is keep peace In the family? rent ef the yeor'a objective had
Mlai Recall, letting out with anoth been reached," Patrick aUted.
Thirteen countie* have already
er fine holly laugh, gave these:
achieved their full year’s goals,
"Yee, darting, ye*-"
"You're a b s o l u t e l y right 1 a fact concerning which State
Advisory Chairmen V. H. Northcouldn't agree with yon m e n ."
“You were perfectly charming cult of Tampa baa expressed ex
lest night. No, I'm net kidding. I treme gratifies tiea.
really mean M. Everyone simply
thing 1 t t a get tot
loved whet you said."
“ If R worms'! for you, hew would double edged saw, or something?’
Miss Bacall's Ideas may seem
I have all these lovely things: our
nice big bouse, our beautiful e a r - strange to eomo wives. But there'a
one thing about them. They work.
even our childress?"
"Now don't move. IK there. After II ytart aba still has a happy
You're comfortable. la there any-
Savings Bond Sales
Keep Upward Trend
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tariffs
Western
Memoirs.' The New York Tlmci
and the St. Louis Pott-Di»patrh
are lerialUing them, too The Initallmcnti make up the firet vol
ume, which will be brought out
In book form In November by
Doubleday A Co.
Trumtn la reportedly getting
tsno.noo for this and a iMond
volume, to be pubUihed e a r l i e s t
year.
Of the current effort, he said
"I'm just glad to be through with
tha Job "
Truman attributes tjii 191* ap
pointment of James F. Rjrnei at
secretary of state in part to a
desire to make up lo Rymea for
hia failure to get the Democrats
vice presidential nomination m
1*11.
o
Byrnei. according to Truman,
was “deeply disappointed an I
hurt" when Truman was picked
instead. He bad “askad me to
nominate him and give him my
auppori," the ex-President ;*ddi.
“But Roosevelt and the conven
tion ruled otherwise/*
Byrnes quit the Cabinet in 1*(T.
Later • Truman-Byrnes feud flared
onto the front pages and Bynes
supported Republican DwighF D.
Eisenhower for the presidency In
1932.
Truman coupled praise ef the
late GOP Ben. Robert A. Teft of
Ohio as a “highly ethical, straight
forward and honorable man" with
a description of T ift as "a violent
partisan" with a “ sense of dy
nasty."
Fall Electric Razor Sale
Nationalist naval officers
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Truman Tells
G«t HSIChrlotftiaaGtft Mow i t a substantial saving*
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Scholarship Fund
Is Being Planned
By P-TA Council
S ocial
•Mayor J.
D.Cordell Proclaims
Special Week For BPW Members
Tha Sanford Bu'lnes* and Pro
fr » ijn il Woman's Club held a
buslae** meeting at tne Vacht
Club tail night with Mra. Olga
Hunter, president, at hostess.
Airs. Robert Berg, the former
, Mis* Sandra Dunn, wat honored
jpuevt at a bride of almmt two
mnnthi. Food wa» served by Mr*
Homer Little.
The table wat overlaid with a
lare cloth and centered with a
large white treated cake on a crys
tal cake di»h. Down the center
of the table waa a atlver rope. At
Mrs. F. Cooper Jr.
4 s Elected Leader
Of Fidelis Class
I
M:». F. E Cooper Jr„ wa» elec
ted president of the Fidelia tlaaa
of the Fir»t Baptist Church at the
mreirg U the elaat held at the
home of Mra. Cieneva Van Buskirk on West 10th St. Tuesday
etentng with Croup No. •. Mrs.
iRiford Brown, chairman, as hostIfi,
Others elected Include Mrs J
M. Mnye. vlee president; Mrs
John Rogera, secretary-treasurer:
Mrs. L. F. Garner, leader of
Group No. One; Mrs. W. R. Wil
li*, h ider of Group No. Two; Mrs
R. A. Williams, leader of Group
No. Three; Mr*. V. C. Messenger,
leader of Group No. Four; Mrs
C. S Sheppard, leader of Group
No Five; Mr*. W. H. Duncan,
trailer of Group No. Sis.
w Mrs. John Rogers, retiring pre*ldent, was presented with a silver
tray at a gift of appreciation
from the class member*. The de
votional. taken from Dale F.vana
Rogers' hook. "My Spiritual
Diarv" wat given hy Mrs. Ver
non Davit and a talk was giten
by Mrs. F. E. Gatrhel, teacher.
Mut Myrtle Wilson directed an
interesting game after which reMrc'hmentt were served by thr
nnite* set.
Those present were Mr*. Gatehel, Mr*. Messenger, Mrs. J . P.
Wil*on. Mrs. Garner, Mrs. Rogers,
Mrs II L, Osborne, Mrs. Cooper,
Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. R. L. Johnson,
Mr* Bert Coute, Mrs. O. C, Bor*dorf, Mr*. Brown, Mrs. H. W.
Little, Mr*. Williams and Mrs.
R. T. Thomas.
Alto, Mrs, W. A. Kratrert. Mr*.
*£ c .> r{e Steele. Mrs. Virgie Pratt,
Mrs Berta Collrell, Mr*. S. C.
Graham. Mrs. H. E, Turner, Mrs.
8. J Brooks. Mr*. N. C. Hamp
ton. Mi*» Lnrene Franklin and
Mitt Myrtle Wilton,
Interval* were placed tiny no*egays of pinV flowers lied with
satin ribbons and while pleated
wedding bells.
After the delicious meal thr
meeting wat called to order. Mrs.
Stella Pryor, chaplain, gave an
inspiring devotional bated on thr |
theme "Take Time." Starting
Sunday night it wat announced
that Mrs. Pryor will be heard
through the week after the sis
o'clock tew* for a short devotion
al user WTRR in keeping with
Business* and Professional Wo
man's Week.
Mrs. Berg appealed In the group
to its n*or a new Girl Scout Troop J
which it being organised. This is |
being considered.
Tht highlight of the meeting
was the proclamation of the oh
sersonce of Ruunes* Woman's
week by the Mayor Denver Cor
dell. He pointed nut that the
theme "Air High" it vital and
urged at. business leaders to sup
port the Ideal.
Pasters marking observance of
national business Women's we*-*k
will be placed In most of the
downtown area. Club member
have been invited to atlrnd tin-'
Presbyterian rhurch services Sun
POSITIVE PLANS—POSITIVE RKS1 IT S Is the theme Tor the Florida RI'W. At a huslne** meetue
offlctt* for the Sanfotil Club presented the niemu-t* with Ixsoklet prut:'.no*, In them ate thr tenta
tive plans for thr vrnr along with other netrs*aiv infortoatioo. Shown alni >e »ie tlie off it res,
not In older, Mr*. Olca Hunter, pie-iiii nt: SIDs flatty Wolfram, vlca-pra*ldrnt: Mr*. Ilaehael Run-on,
second vice-prrsldfft; Mr*. Gertrude Gilbert, refolding s**eietary: Mt« *• llinrhnrt, correspondIng »eer«taiy, not thonn; and Maw. Helen Constantine, treasurer. (Staff I'hn'.o)
Mrs. Pfeifauf
Given Surprise
Housewarming
Welcoming Meal
Given Saturday
For Sgt. Benton
The Seminole County counril of
P-TA'* met Wr.tnesdav morning in
! the I jk r Mats School from 9 until
11:10 wiih Mi* Mai ton St John
presiding.
Delegates from each of the
schools were introduced and routine
business was taken cair of.
The tiholarship committee of the
council recommended that a »cbol
ar»hip fund he otablishco with
all I’-T.A's in thr County partici
pating Mr* p. II Colbert, chair
man, *tatcd that each local I’ TA
will contribute 1 rent* per pupil
P*r year, starting with the ta v ,:>;
school year. Thr scholarship shall
be based on INHI per yrar for a
four yrar school term, ssith thr
agreement that thr recipient of the
anaid come hark to Seminole Conn
ty and teach, yrar for sear, or pav
bark the money and four per cent
interest.
The award will he based on ipiali
flrations „,hte«t to appmval by a
boaid of rrsirw It is lecomm.nJed that this hoard ron.ist of the
county council picstdcnt, *u|>eiin
Irn.ii nt of count) school*, all high
school principal*, and a legal advisor.
1hn*e on the committee are Mr*
Colbert, chairman. XTr« Margaiel
Gnit. Mr*. J I* Wilson. Mi*
.tame* I'irrion. Mr* I. S Lyons
and llriolil llrekrnharh Mr* Colheit added that an* local groups
intrirstrd air welcome to paiticipale in tit;s fund For anv further
f
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THE SANFORD HERAI.D
T h u n ? rp l.
IT . 3 P a -, 3
Calendar
Till RSDAT
|er* Sunday Seho<*| r'»** will ft
Th. Ftr-g Baptist Junior R A.'* held » 1pm . in McKinley Hall.
«||| n,,-,i at tha churrb at 7
Francl* M u r r a y , Southilda
p.m.
safety chairman, ha* called a
T ie I.adirs Society of the •penal *afety meeting at to a m.
|h ii*1 Room "i th* fl
t
IIU'VI! v ill mrrl at It a m at u I
lb* home of Mr«
o ftM-nt* •>f K d u . a l iu n ll n i i i l li i g on C om *
h r it* nuinthly luncheon ani huti merria| \*e uhr ,.:.t i. ,
I llont. Vl| ctoiip chairmen ais
nr*t mc> ting
Srminota ID-Ukah Lodge No. ie,| ie*tei| to he present. Any
Ct still nu-.-t in the lUUF hall •other i wishing to attend ai.s
*s r (coini d.
at 8 p.m,
7t PSD AV
FHIDAT
all e
i*a wise* of th#
Tha Svnford Duplicate Itudga 8 X A.Aii are i -r.i ., |y invitl I ' s
Club will me* t at the Vacht Clou attend lie first meeting to fymi
for it* regular weekly irtiion. the X»*V Mit< s t'liils. It will a
Seating I* scheduled for 7 7iJ pin
|
in t • Knlistrd Men's Cl ,!s
with play to stall promptly at
at *a p "i
For transportation
o'clock.
plea-e •all 5IM-I1.
Th# evrrutlte committee meeting of the Seminole A**ociati»nal Woman'* Ml**iunaiy I oion
l>e held at |0 a m. in Ihr
n ,.,
,-hll|rh „ MtU.
fl,
„ rd
u kr tl„.ir ,unfh
USED
CARS
S M I ItD VT
Tlic Sunday School department
\o Four of the t in t llaptt*l
Clmirh i* giving a hamimt at 7
p m in thr Educational Ituilding of
the rhuii h All 17 vrar old junmis
are invited In atlrnd.
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Door
meeting on Dane Ivan-1 *
ki |*
rvl
\* iic>* blisinr** Hie budget f.u
hoe Monday and to visit Mary I S A ^ O K i n g l I G i l S
the vear wa* adopte.l Hie ralrndarj
g 2 PI 1 Mill III
Esther'* »h«p Wednesday for an i *•
*/
e\
*
lor the council meeting* put* the
I lull I mipe
open houir. After the visit a l l 'r O T I x O r C O n U r p i i a i l
trh IA meeting in Geneva and
iMHM.i;
members are Invited In Mrs Th,
r ! , „ nf , hr
\ welcome home nipper was held Vpnl I* ut I.ake Monroe Xppruvi
Marguenie Graham* home (or K,m >,rthlMli, t rhurch met at
Saturday evening at lie home of mately •>■ mrinbets allrndrd Ihr
Ii ( ••ii|t*»
entertainmtnt.
the j,0 )f
Mr*. ^ K Mi...maker
Mis, John Rolunson an.| Mrs. Xlr. and Mr* Itufu* Renton, 2uv* sr*»ion
( III \ Mill I I
|n.tailed rouned oftirer* are Mrs
A.W ™inu,e r* dln Pro«r* m *
•„n Monday night
At the hooie of her son and
Ruth Metal* r wrte hoslr**s-t Palmetto Avr honoring I heir **n
I
he heard over station WTRR con
Sgt Charlr* Renton nn hi* return st John, prestibrnl; Mr* W W daughtrr-in.law, Mr and Mis.
nrmaki
Monday
night
for
a
sutpli*r
tenting the elub'i aim and objec
from
Slultgart,
Germany
lie
ha.
ryre,
vtre-prrsidrnl
Mr*
.1
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IMIIM.K
Chapter 17 Coil lithiani. This was housewarming in the form of a
tive*.
l*een stationr<l there for the pa*i nPr, ,cciela r). Mrs J K Rrnok- J. C. Sapp, Mr*. G. II Sapp wa*
I
lull • i»npr
a
prayir
hy
Mr*.
Th» October meeting will lie followed with
»bue. treasurer Mrs G Herman, honored recently on her giltli
misrrltunenus shower for Mis. two and jnc half years.
held al (he home nf Mr*. Stella M. II. Wyatt.
imhm. i :
llarlrecued pork and herf via* devotional; XIr• J
I*. Wilson, , hirlhday with a |>i, n r dlnn*r terMonthly report* wrte glsen anl i - '” 11 I'fiifauf, the former Mis*
Prynr at I p. m. It D set for Oc’.
served along with salad*, slaw. Founder* Day. Mr* D I'lrry, pro \rd on Ihr lawn.
I iMntr
Eloise
Snydtr,
4. The business meeltng of lh»* it was announced that the r!a»*
baker! bean*, pie* and cake Tea giant; Air* 'A E Gilc*, *ludy
Ih ior Invllr.^ In attend were
tniM.r
Duung the eserdng game* weir an I »nf| drinks were also on hand c*Mir*r; Mr* 11 William*, member
month will he Oel. II at Ihr Yacht will *punsnr the visitor’s lxH*ks at
Mi s"-i Aim. J. A Sapp Hi, 8L
Hub al
p. m. Mr*, nrlen the ehurrh •rrvirr. A tearei* plavr<l with pliles going to Mrs.
Mmtr
The gue*ts included Mr and Mr* ship. All* Robert itrrg. publicity; Augustine, Air. and Mrs. J A,
Pearson will be bnites* and Ihr training school will l*e held in Sam llronks, Mi-, Matjotir Mur- M H Pairamnrr, Tampa. Mr* and All* S Itailxuu, budget.
Sapp J r , llarhaia Ann and John
ON I I \C
program will be pretented by Mrs. DeUnd Sunday, Sept. h'-V nt 2:311 eliall and Mrs, Flank George,
lorwrrnre and daughter*. Jo Ann
Alen HI, Mr. and Airs. Vaion
Sr Hrn
Rachael Brinson.
*
p. m. ami on Monday thrmigh
Aftero|*cning the many lovely and Itrtl); Atr and Atr* Roy Rcy
Worthington ami *on Jimmie of
Thursday evening* at •; IS. Article* gi|t* ti frrshnu nt* of pom h and Hold* and son IJovd; Mr* Nellie
Tampa, Mrs
Doits Williams,
for a Christmas I * * for the rla**’ , f„ur tiered rake lopped with Jones. Ernest Wright. Chief Al. N
I'ennie and |'at-v. Tampa: Mrs.
'adopted Korean orphan should be a miniature <>tihe»tta were »et- Cleveland Sr. and Paul llcunrll.
Xlvitir Nrtlli'-. Mr. amt Mrs. It
'■tolight to the October meeting, vsd.
Air. and Air* Jidin Itcnlon. Mr ami
W. Hurtman, XI i . ami Mi* E
] C. Iluin*ri|, Mi* Claia Wyatt,
The cU»* will meet In McKinley
Tho-e attending were
Mrs. -Mr*, lark llcnlun J r . Mr. and]
.119 K. I'ir**l SI
Eddie. .Iiihnnie amt (and
Mr
Hall in Oclolier fur a coveted dish Sam lltooks, Alt*. Prank George, •'•'* J*'hn Kridrt J r . Mr and Mr* |
Tlic CPU Wive* club met recent ami Mr*. J , C. Sapp and t|n)d IHIDCK
supper. This will be (ht. 17 at 7 p. Mrs. Ernest Whitaker, Air*. Don R-'lph Rett* Jr
Mr. ao I Mr*
I’ l . Y M O i r i l
ly at Ihr l I'll i lull wilh Mr* Ho*. Raymond, and Dale Fireman,
m.
Myers, A|r» It. II. William . Mi** ,,rm * Denlon. and daughter. Mr
..
Delirious rrfieshmcrit* of twine Marjorie AlaNhail, x|■« c . F ,| m I Air*. J.n k iicnton Sr amt J , [
^
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A motion nt< made and pasierl to
made Ice cream and rake weir Snyder,* Alt*. Joe Orseno, Air*.! daughler. Air and Air* Gilbert
f.si in * e l'll Howling tram with
.VI/ M.
If . - *S r•erveil to Mra. J . M.
Lonatd. Mr* l.*e Gile*. Mr*. Ray l a * i.n, Renton and children.
Mr*. Crank Wolfe a* chairman
J.
A I . Skinner, Mr*. It. AY. Herron. Alt*. Harry Osteen, All*. Joe, Mr. »nd Mi*. FdJie Kirlh and Anyone interested in joining is a*k ,
Alts, Jack llad'.-ier.Mr*. II It. I Alaslrr*, Mr*. Pel* r».m, Mr*. A.| children. Air. and
Ati* L'hirle* rd to call 12IG If for particulars
ALCall Air* A'. I
Smith Mr* •’* Adman. Mr*. King Atlmnn, Have, ami children,Mr. *nd Mr* I
»
Anlhrr motion n.v*-'it wa* that of
John Bchirard J r , Alt*. Al. K. Rak- M,»*
Mr*. Trein. GMrge AlfnrJ. and daughter. Mrs ! tlie < I'll hativ -•tiling -rrvlcr flrnsp
er, Alt*. J . If. lax-rhelt. Ml*. C Pv'- Mr*. Gerald llosaek and the |*r ||a 'tardy Mr and Mr. Datldi intrrr«trd tn haliv -tiling at pait
IlHBttHxiX.
Carpenter and mother. Airs Hod time wntk pirate i ill Mi* John
D. Rtown, Air*. Cyril Riitner,
gr«, Ait^ii Grarcy, Johnb tones. Bui • •! 22AI-XB, 'lr* Walt M
Mr*. Al. II. VAyatt. Mr*. C. I Wat
Mi«s Geraldine Wright. Mi*> liar Jnl, 121 l Ol Mr* V J Allen at
Air. and Air*. Robert E. Raulrr- lit. Airs. J . II. Niiholson, Mr*. W,
1hara I'altrr-on. Mis* Joanne Staf in',I It 1ho>p intcir.tnl in obtain
son »r» the proud parent* of a E. McMillan and Mrs. Irene Ja<
ford and Eddie Svsain
Ing irtvtcr call tame nomhrt*
•on, Robert Earl Jr , horn Sept.
Al*n brought lip wat the suh
II. Air*. Rau|ersnn I* Ihr former
(Wraldiat Munden of Williiton.
jecl of the need for two *ml three
hr*Iroom house* ami sparlmrnt*
A family plrnlc nipper wa*
Anyone having such iMingt i* a»k-,
Mr. and Mr*. I~ A. Rarlry nf
rd In rail Mr*. Spentn at IJit IV
flven at tha homa «f Air. and Ijk e Alary ara announcing Ihr
Ain. J . C. Newaom. Friday night birth of a ion, XA'illfam AlrKim. nn
Tlie meeting wa* adhmrnrd and
R.Cph
It
AVarner,
s|e»rt«
Wednesday e v e n i n g
Atr*
for tha young married prop!** Monday, S.pt |{t. Th* young man
Charles Ihme tmnoird Mr*. AVil- wnl*r fur tlie Miami Dstly New*, refrr*hinrnt» were *rrvrt| Ttie
dep.rtm.nt of the FlrH Baptist w'.lghid 7 Jbi. Tl
,
lism I'ulver with a surpn*e after rovr'lng Hie f,...tl.n11 garur nrvt meeliPg w.ll lie Sept 17 at *
•hutch. Swrimming and gen.ral
------------- -The Ethel Root • Irrle of the
shower. The party mums of tlx- nt Gainesville Saturitay, -pent pm m thr r I'm l lull on Ihr Sla
"chatter" wa* rnjoyrd.
i
NEWS IN LIGHTING
Congregational r virrh »p«n»oird
lloue home * allied nut a pink, th* le-t of tlie werkenU with hi* turn ||o-lr*vr* wilt lip Mr* A J
Those attending wer. Air, and | Thtrt'a nothing like soft, rfif- a pla*tirwarr p.i'tv Monday night white and blue motif, I'lnk and patents, M* si I Ati * W. AV Allen. Mr* James Corhrlt ami
Airs. Mrlvih Dckle and Susan, i f'Jierl lighting lu give your home j at the fellow ship hull nf the ehurrh. while hihl-ius. In sliver ill-lie*. AAarner, Z il w i uh Hi,
Alt* Elvira Berkley
Air. and Airs, AA'alter Cook a n d l* resl/ul. warm glow—and now, A short bu- ne.« meeting « ** dreoratrd the rmiin and the many
^>n, Mr, and Air*. Jame* Sum-! vog ran have Ihii lype of Indirect held after whi<h the party was prrsint* piled on the
-nknvrr
Ri.ral and children, Mr. and Mra. lighling in every room in your given. It was dr-ided to h u e a were aurmuuntrd hy a pink ami |
Famous Puritan’s
Roger Srhndilt, Mr. and Alra. |„| home, v ery ' lne*pcn*ivrly. One >r(K,ked f,m.| sal* Met. it on First blue atork.
G. Litton Jr . and Eddie, Mr. and new lamp ha* a dDc-likr polypla* Hi.
N ew Superfine.
Games were pt*>rd d .n ,g It’
Air*. Alary in Quiekert and aun, lie shade laced In a black wrough:
Those present were Mu. Glare evening, with X|ra. R. I Tine
Air. and Mrs. Alfred Chilr., and Iron frame, covering the bulb to Thuritwi, \lr* 0«c«r
yU% j
u s*ott tlnf.ins
children, Air*. Richard Galloway give a soft diffusion nf light. It
Mnf.
Mill*
M
i
*.
J
mii priir«. J . i'I' iaaim^ the ppfl • o
and rhildren, Air, and Mra. E. A. can he used atop a bnnkrasr, TA'
S v ln g t w .A lr .a n d Air*. Benny Vti. Z u E . T l t r t
by’ the
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Austin. Mr. and Mr*. Harry telephone, in Ihe nur*crv-nr a*
"7 , * T ." u
r
Y '
' " n'1 P‘
Ulmrni and
.ml hshy.
h*hv
mn .efficient
i t . . , . . . .i.k
H 'i" ! l Herl*t. Mr- John rsmoiil amt nuts were serv. I.
Rlmrnt
*n
night. I,.*.,
light. IE* ___
prar M"
w|th Mrs.
Air, and Airs. Donald Reagan Ileal, loo, since ihe pla*lie (hade Jones Sr., Mr* Clyde Stinson, j T(lOM, |nuir,| t„
nd rhildren. Air. and Air*. J , W. ran 1>c washed like a ri.sh in soapy Mis. Alice AlcMlllan, Mrs Retha |»,|jvrr were Mrs. H. M. Gl*» on,
Mufflv, Airs. Fred Scott, Ml*, j Airs. I’, I). Anderson,
'h ».
arter and children, Mr. and waler.
by
Dick Ivrrs, Airs, la-on Taylor and Dep.p-y Hamilton, Alr«.
Fred
Air*. R. E. Cooper, Air*. Ralph
New
appla
dumpling*:
haka
the
A'is.
Ralph
lavssing.
AA'erfrlman,
Mrs.
Alar*hall
S
ith.
Rett* ttnd Ellen, Air. and All*,
— ----------- -------—
; Mr*. Tr*l Brooklyn, Mr*. It *el!
l indilius and daughter, Mr, and appl.’i, sweelening at usual, before j
Air*. Ottn Thoms* and Mra. A. rovering with pastry and linking I IN mils lake In frosting Aisle IWhley, Mrs, George Patterson,
J . Prlrr»on, Air. and Alra llnmvr In a hotoven forabout 20 min- the topping this way: mi* on* Mrs, I AV, Scolt, Air*. I! E.
piepastry
cup of ronfeclinner'* sugar with True, Air*. I eno* Fay,
'lr*.
Osborne, tha Rev. and Air*. W. P. ute*. Usestandard
HI Alt III ItS T
AV.
Brook*, Kirby Roger*, Mr*. Bea and brush It with a mixtura o f , a couple nf labletprxins of nr- Holier! Geiger, Airs. It.
Newsome. Air*. J . C. Newsom* kgg yolk and water for n pretty1ange juice and a teaspoon of Keogh, Alt*. I^on Bo*« and Mrs.
Th h bitmirwta
I grated orange rind.
II. R Givrns of Hanford
and daughter, Air. and Mr*. Cal (late.
sttlon sweater
vin Wright, and Mr. and Mra.
frelt to toft, it’*
^jmmy AA'ade.
S T T S D e p e n d a b l e
Class
52
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Mrs. G. 8. Sapp
Is 80 Years Old 52-
CPO Wives Club
Approves Motion
For Bowling Team
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Seminole County
Motors, Inc.
ip
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B I R T H S
Picnic Supper
fiiven Recently
'ti
Ethel Root Circle
Sponsors Party;
Has Business Meet
i
FRiIBCISCffI?
Mrs. W. Pulver
Feted ,\t Shower
At Bone Home (p SA A D JM th
100% O R L O N
O R D A LE
f
PURITAN
i)
Officers, Teachers
Are Given Fish Fry
A fish fry waa held Tuesday
Right at tha home of Mra. J . K.
Harrison for the teachers, offi
cer* and their families af the
Junior No. I department r f tha
. First
fir s t Raptiit Sunday School.
4 I Th#
Th# fish were fried la tha hack i
and aervad with bakad|
1 & „ slew, hat grits, hush pupaad coffee.
Pie*, tea
t
The*e present were the Rev.
aad Mra. W. P. Brooks Jr., tha
Rev. aad Mrs. Jeha L. Millar,
Jackie and David, Mr. and Mra.
Ray RriU, Mr. aad Mra. R. E.
Valentine, Carol and Phyllli, Mr.
and Mra. Dm* Flainm, Mr. anu|
•Mra. Holly Piarvy, Mr. and Mra.
i? A f . Harriaon, Mra. Chris WandJt ff, Mr*. C. C. McMaaua
Fraak Mala.
, vitae It won't aerate;
-71 ««R't ahriak, Uksi la hot
wator. drift in Rtlnutaa, aad atari
O PE N
Saturday 24th
9°o AM.
HOUSE
Sunday 2 5 th
5 00 P.M.
Lake Minnie, Highway 17. (South)
Four New Beautiful Lakeview Homes
Florida Room
Wall Ovens
Kitchen Equipped
Terrozzo Floors
Prices Have Been Greatly Reduced
★ Attractive Terms For Qualified Veterans
20% SAVINGS
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on 50pc. Sets
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$3995
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been
mistaken for
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a
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bp* all the
famous qsixfitiet
of orloo—it ririra
*)iiiclty, it ns<ilh
and mildew
proof, won’t
shrink or itretcK.
Add Puritan's
tailoring know
how, and you gel
a sweater that
will keep its
smart good lonls
ptjeticalty focevrrf
In a range of really
magnificent rolora.
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$49.95
N’nw von ran *rl a rltarmint: 1ahlr for liH’o
/!, rash!
Fitly your nrvv *rt of FRANCISCAN at
anlistnnlinl aaviny* now through October H. A
?! arrvlcu for 8. inclinliny;: dinner plate.*, salad
Open for Inspection 9 to 5
Saturday — Sunday
C ru m le y & M o n te ith
REGULAR
WEAR
plates, lirrail-liuttrra, fruit*, tup* ’ll antirrrs
pitta onn pUtter anil one IhiwI for iu*t J.T9.9.T.
Vottr choire front these OVKN-SAFK Krnnciaraii palterna that never fade; Autumn, Echo,
Stnrburat, and Wootllure.
Wm. E. KADER, Jeweler
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Nickname— Celery Fed*. Home* fam e* played in Memorial
Stadium. Seaeon divided Inis a lt horn* eonteata and three
road eontaata.
C O A C H E S-B IL L
FLEM IING, BUD LA YER, BOB KOONTE.
ENDS
John Clark#
Jim Owena
Murray Nanra
Kd Madden
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r a c e R T h u n . S e p t. 22, 1955
Senators
Deserve
Fair Cut
Rocky Maintains Title
With
Attack
WASHINGTON r — Whrn the
New York Yankee* get around to
« r r.n w iu u t
I clinching the American league
The Associated P rrtt
NEW YORK 'A - Heavyweight
{champion.hip, it would teem only
Rocky blinked hi. ey»*. It wa. Archie again. By the end of the I title and a <341.187 pur.e — IB*
Cleveland's wonderful one-hoss fitting and proper that they rut
champion Ruck) Marciano', awe- only the .frond time in hi. career1round. Archie’, right eye wa» al larged 01 hi. carter. Rocky, too,
tome. meat-grinder dc.lruction of that he had been floored, and a mo.l .hut.
learned hi. (attest check. He will
Shi), falling apart all at onee, the Wathington Senator, in for
gallant, ancient Archie Moore in worried e .p r c lo n appeared on The 19 year* of fighting caught1receive <183.371.
vtai piled on the American League tome of lha World Serie. raih.
one cf boxing'* great battle, may hit fare. Jud a* it did whrn Wal- upwith the poued iraft.man in The theater teleca.t earned a *
junk heap today with only a mira
For when you come right down
have been Ihe Invlcible Brockton colt decked him in their fir.t fight, the eighth. Rocky bulled Archio to1approximate 11.123.000, of which
cle capable of puihlng it any to it, the Senatori Juvt about gave
, Blatter', lavt fight.
Archie went after Ihe champ the rope* and whatrd away tu head $330,000 went Into the International
farther along the pennant road. the Yankee, the pennant.
Thu wa. Ihe one Ihe Indomita- with another right to the Jaw but and body. A right In the jaw >Boxing Club coffer, to be .hared
And it will take a large, ecnoThey did it hy elobbering the
nmy-slxe miracle to bar the New rubber-up Cleveland Indian. 11 nilCAGO —'The Cleveland In ble. Rock of Brockton wanted to flock)', head wa. clear nowr and dropped the dead-tired Moore on with the fighter*. Radio added an*
fllATTANOOOA e -A field of York Yankees, more lhan ever the lime. during the iraton while roll- dian* have been ju.t about count- win more than any other aince he he movri in clo.e Archie', big the »eat of hi. pant. The bell other QJ.ood.
ing over and playing dead again ! *d out of the Amerlean League
f '° * n
’ " W J ^ 1raoment wa» gone even th ugh he .aved him a . Referee Harry K c .-i Marciano, only i quarter pound
m profcionaU and amateurs. |o»J P™». I n m their .lath cham
man- ._pennant race after la.t night', to.. J J * co«»,'' . bro* ,h.r" , , , r * ,s .° " ,u ^ n « kr M^dmg frim the n n .c;lcr tolled .even.
1heavier than Mow* at 1U«*. en*
reorevciilint mod of the South'. I pion.hip in .even year.. With four the Yankee, whom Ihrv man
....... Sox
•
-■ Philadelphia. And he won it in and bruited under Ihe left rye beRocky ua* ready for Ihe kill in lered the ring a« an almo.t profinttl golfing lalrnt. lee off today game, remaining, .tartlng with a aged to defeat only tix time..
to Hie Chicago White
but Al
typical fa.hion with a rrlrnllc.., fora the hectl* round wa. over Ihe nmlh and everyone in the park, hibilive 4-1 favorite.
Bn^lon tomorrow, Ihe
Had they played the same kind
the Tribe, manager, re- hulldoilng attack that smaihH
In Ihf » th annual . . Soulhrutcrn % * —» * t . « ^ n ■ . *1
,i
*a i a
n ,il
n tfirw
4 #,
In Ihe third Rocky e.tabli.hed Including Moore, knew it had to I
Open and PGA gulf tournament Yank, need win but one more to of ball again.! Cleveland that they , 1u' r * 9 C0Be* " eArchie', crumbling defcn.cv with hi. pattern of virtoiy Hr darted happen Rocky forced hiv game
fl'nch it.
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..
played agaln.t New York, the In’Were not going to quit fight a knockout in 1:19 of the ninth maneuvering Ihe craft Moore to the fop to the rope, and let luo-e with
Among' the fir.t !•» lee . off
wa.
fb ty cani drop aU four and ■tillJdfan, already would "have hni.lH log.' Lopea
told new.men
after
. . . . . in ,1 altniiM llm In dian * n/i b frutp
i: .
»_ .
a__ a*__ round.
I rope* and ripped him in clo.e with everything he had Moore, hi* hack
Pat Abbott of Memphl*. d e f e n d i n g “ ‘ houM the Indian., now four the American League champion lha Indian,
were beaten by the
AM I.K M v v Li:«M >:
Now, with Ihe light heavyweight both hand*.
. to the rope, in hi. own corner..
n i.
S u.hravtcm professional cham- James bark on the 'lo.t
tide .hip flag.
S it la.t night 7-2. The lot. left king out of Ihe way, there were
» .*
There wa* a .light cut over .omrhow found .frength to fire two N*» T-»x
diop even one of their three re
Hip Indian. I'fc game, behind (he no more world, for boxing'. Cae»i «
pion.
No
one
ran
offer
a
reasonable
Rocky-', left rye and lilood dripped hard .hot. to Rocky'. Jaw. Tlicn M.V'V.."*
M
(I
maining
game..
Joining him in Ihe pro rank.
explanation of how the la.t place
I ' * r ,0 conquer and he mulled over (rum hi. nine, hut that only tervedjit happened. A abort, perfectly n-..i .o
si *•
The oner-frantic pennant scram- Senator, contrived to play a rra- inglon Srnalor., 7-3 The Sox trail1rf|,rrmrn|
were luch standout* a* Charley
t
.
:a
to .pur him on. Try a . he would i timed left hook thudded agaln.t
n ir
«i . .
llarpcr of Colurnbu*. C.a . I9W hie practically came lo a clo.e tonahle fac.imilp of champion.hip Hie Indian, hy 3 game*.
I "There i. a lot of pret.urr from from then on. Archie couldn't get Archie*, jaw and he crumpled In luinwnr.
*« »v
Southern champion; Skip Alexan la.t night a . New York pounded ha.cball again.! the Indian.
Cleveland ha* Ihree game, to mjr family for me to retire.” ..id
fo / h Z I S . rx°‘V n aP' J W
W* « « " . ' a to tiy icfl mitten over{
b b m t r . * '*
der nl St. Pclcraburg, Fla , for Washington 7-3 and the Tribe took
play, at Detroit Friday, Saturday (he 31-year-old victor in hi* dreis IrV
»ct ror ntm with hi* bulling drive, one rope.
v*w VvrVi t. vv««ii|»*vo» a
On
hi.
la.t
trip
here,
Ihe
In
mer member of the Ryder Cup; a 72 lathing from Ihe Chicago
ing room. "My mothr.* ant me
The prenure wa* hot on Archie; it wav all over. Archie went ihe
7i"
‘ kaV lil^ n te t
te a m , and Ihck Cline of W et Point I White Sox who became olflcUl I
^ X V a ' . h l a d e r ^ F r i d a ^ to quit. So duet my dad, and my
t
afk® Mlh round* and u iy he wanted to If hr had to iultim»rr •. Hquhi T f> IniiUaa
th ii * * -*
C a- I..1 >f* r *
*»pe„ .1.o-r.n. 21 hour, earlier
‘ c^l-p In fh e wexorwl dUl! i
Saturday and wife. II ha* been a pretty bad in tnr »iath hi* Mins leg* hr 1rayed go — counted out. He %aid:
•« ti#*|u!»'f
champion
At wor.t. New York can tie for *loo "They play Ilka cliampv Sunday, all with Ho.ton Even if ordeal for them. I don't know what him. Rocky'* old *\Suiy Q" over-| "When the doctor (Dr. Vincent, Nf* V%Tltl\%L
I.HV1IR
Heading the li.l of amateur, en- ih, flag. They have won eight agaln.t u».” he laid.
Cleveland won all three, anil New I ihould do."
V* 1.
hand nght shook him all over, j NardleUo) atked me If I wanted1
»: i t
Tirvw»%lrfi
tered in the 72 hnl.l medal play i »iralght — their longe.t .trrak thii
York lo.t all four Ihe Indian,
Then Rocky added; •Tcrvonally, i <!* U*
• i s ; .t v *
* n rri- Another Ions tu quit (after the eighth n>und) 1| k llltt lt'k r r
Again*!
the
Yankee..
the
Sena
tournament were Hillman Bobbin.,rav<in. Cleveland, two game*
mold Ju.t tie for Ihe lead. But at (hi* puint, I don't feel I should ngnt dropped him for a fount of *«Id no champion should lo<c ex*> Non- Y«rk
f
; i ?» . I ? t
IX :« ,i»r
I'tlll ailr 1|«t>i A
Jr., Memphl. Stale golfrr w ho!,j,r jtj only , Mrrk agu. ha. lovl lor. looked more lik» chump- l.ope/ .aid;
retire."
• «r
i*llta Inrntl
:» : •
They blew a zillion (coring chanrr.
went to Ihe vcmltinal. of Ihe Na- j14r
gig.
••
.“ A n y I h I n g ran happen. The
:i
la .t night Rocky came off the
Itll* TK«»
l j
in
dropping
a
7-3
den.n.n
to
the
it
u
.41?
Kt
|«
w
e
l|
|«
I tonal Amalrur tourney last wrck.|
j i , . |in,e edge New York
Yankee* could In.c four in a row, floor like he did in the memorable
y - *
wuuiuii ( wdm tu i«j »c imuig
VI *s .114
l*4tt •>»!•r « la
•nd I * * Oehmifi of CnitUnooga. now holds i» fht biggeit bulgr any M neki7h t, h“ n,Kht T V Wfrr £‘H h * M ,k e thai? a* we did. A* long first fight with Walcott, and ground
u :« t »:n d u •• m : « t i . T *
to r one minute of tbe .eventh. corner."
five-time Tcnw.vrr Stair Amalcur jf J j rr jiai had aince July 13, when rn right h a.r. on ball* and ml- a . we've got a chance, we'll be down the crafty, rocky Moore with Archie irrmrd In have dipped into: The defeat ended Moore** win- ’ H w l n i x t l I I I I H l a . u V o *
I ,v»w Tu rk T-T. P lll.W o ra l. t - t
IrcleJ .even hit*, but managed lo
champion.
jibe Yank, led by four.
trying Tbat'i about all I can lay. a rrlcntlr.t a*.suit.
hi* fountain of youth lie .ma.hctli ning itrrak nf 21 and w*. the fifth O ' - -r- T i*i . l^-til* t I I In n ln sa
Tie final IB hole round over the1 _
, ,
, , , ,
, •core in only one Inning.
O fllr i i m , « , . h o ltll.4
The Yankee* have four lough
A *rna*lung left hook to the Jaw over two right* to the jaw that time he had been kayoed In a
T o l l V * ’* *1 l« i:t llT .R
Five
lime*
Ihr
Yankee
infield
n
v
r
limn
me
rankte
infirm
Th* ln^ * nt' *°*11Ju“ »“ • " fp
«.t*uyard H,Vermont cuur.e wUlL1
ended
the
34-yrar-old
matter
l a t l ' « M » rh .f1 llM
momentarily Mopped Rocky'* fur-' career of 143 fight*. It wj« Mar
blow, nil Jack llar.hman la.t pulled off donhlr play, to cut down *■
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be played Sunday. The tournament
i
.
i
m i i vroNi.n « k n ir i
craftsman's fierce reiiitance, leav- Irma drive and
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night. The Sox, meanwhile, ahrllr.l a budding Wathington rally.
brought_____
roar*w...
from claim's 49th victory Is a perfect MtnwM|">|l« A m a rlm i. *•» « I. 4 » ,
offer. $2,100 in ca«h prirc. for Ihe
> V o U r 1nt#rr«llof.*1 S
Bet midway in
In the round, record that Include* 43 knockouts.
Rob lemon, who loit hi* iccood
ing him a collapsed heap In hi* ins fan*.
f*ni. B»l
knockout*
Na/arrlh,
l.rael,
where
ChrHt
profe.iional. and 4)00 for the ama vlraight.
a ra p a tl* 1e«4. k»*1-«f-f e trle S
time amL Rocky caugjjt up wlthl Moore stiU had his 175 pound tlla1-9
Porcupine twin, are rarer than llvol moil of Hi* life h** »n all- own corner.
teur*.
Out
lo
become
the
first
light
t Arab population.
Manager Al I-opc» ha* Marled tho'e of human being.,
Leo Beckman of Savannah, (ia .
heavyweight champion cvrr to
PGA preiidenl. > e * t e r d a y an- i hi* ace* — Lemon, Early Wynn
ascend lo the heavyweight throne.
IMNjnrrd a tperial divl.ton for »cn- and Mik* Garcia — In each of
lO N E A N D O N L Y
• • •
Archie gave It all ha had In Ihe
lo r ‘|olfer* over M year* of age. Ihe tail all gamea and they've
beginning when he floored H ard-'
crumpled
along
with
Ihe
hitter*.
'
R U T H , mNote p e p
the winner lo be determined by
ano for a four count In Ihe terund |
An error by rookie ahortilop
(SA M e P n c e E S P O U T U t o p r 9
total (core on the fir.t 34 hole,
round willi a right to the Jaw.
Bill
Harrell,
injected
by
Lopct
P i C O P P C O P O W E R S /V K ? 2 7 P A S
of regular play.
'
" I blacked out Ju.t a trrond,”
G E T C N B E E N EQ U A L E P O R
A pro.matcur wa. held ye.ter- in a try for more hit*, opened
•aid Rocky. "But I snapped out of
t V C E L L E P , UN TIL T P S B O Y S
day. with profcional. Darwin Ihe way to a live-run eighth Init."
R E A C H THE S E P T E M B E R S T P E T C H ,
White of Annl.ton, Ala, and ning for Ihe White box a* Lemon
For a while it looked a* if lh
W M eR E TN£ B A B E C L O S E D
Rroyle* Plemmon. of Vatdo.la, Ga. lo.t his 10th. Ita'a won II.
crowd of (1.374, which contributed
W‘ T p /7 B< 0 O S E S .
New York packaged Ihe Nal*
winning fir.t place with a hot
tu a handsome $944,117 gate In the
in Ihree Inning*, tagging Chuck
ball trorc nf 41.
Yenkee Stadium, wa* going to see
Plemmon. fired a five ur»Jcr-par Siobb* for all hit* — four o( them
MONTH'S To o
an ailonlMung upsrl.
iH o n r
^
87 for Ihe low card of Ihe day. for extra bate* — and a 4 0 lead.
Billy Martin iced II with an iniideIhe-park homer with two on off
rookie Ted Abernathy la the fifth.
Bob Turley wun hi* 171b, but
walked eight and.Rip Coleman an
Rob Grim mopped up after Wa«h
Inglon acored three in Ihe aevcnlh
MIAMI I * - Florida Stale probn r Tin; a * m h i «t i : ii e a r n
In Ihe other AL game*, Hal
ahly wilt see a tot of new face*
f u it t n * f-at.d
r -.-.d im I t ) a l hatw—
limor* left lha cellar behind by
J f l i l t X D e lriill, .141.
whrn the Seminnlek line up against
tl.ir.w— M .n il., X f » V
T n r V 1*1
lha University of Miami in the
tin., I >.t r o ll. beating Ho.ton g-7 in 13 inning*
it u n . I»ii>-t In — llonn
we sePreMPea
•nd Detroit dubbed Kama* City
Orange Rowl Sept. 30
Ill
llltw —- K . l ln * . t i .l r n l l , t * l
Peonrem en ts
10-$ at Ray Boone and llarvry
Miami 'sotball roarhe* are
H um . r u n .—X l.n l l .. X . »
Turk
TO
EQUAL
TP
S
Kuenn homerrd In an tight-run
counting on the pasting nf Gene
IT
e io t.n h a i . . — It l r .r a . r h l r a f n . firit.
HA B E n s P S
TH E*
Reeve* to giv* the Seminole* a
n
17 p o p 0 / a
B A B E P P l 'T
few shuck*. The Atlanta sopho
m - M . | k a a .il nn t l il.rla ln n a —
The New York Giant*, world
re p
H i m . N .» T u rk . 1 * 1 . .*aa.
J U S T H iT
more ha* not yet appeard In a
W lrlk.outa — e* o r ., ( I t t r l i i l . champ* a year ago, clinched third
K L U iz e n fS K t,
H O M ER S,
varsity game but ba* looked good
fit IMI TTI iI nI Mv i Il ., l.l
In tba National League standing*
2 0 EA C H PO P
I t: v i . i i:
e/T H ER
in practice.
f U llln a k a .o l ><n Iit* a i k a ia — by peppering Pllliburgh for Ihe
W /LU e M A Y S
Bob Stewart, sophomore from
A akkurn. I'k lla d all'M
.lp k l *. .11*
second straight day in a doubleA VO PUKE stip e p ,
llrn n V I.n , IS*.
Ttitn.- PnM.r. Urn.
Ocala,
I* expected to see aetlnn al
header
7-1
and
T-‘.
Ray
Montint
ASP
:
/
POR
y
it u r . k
a tl.d .0in —B
—*
. ------------n ld .r. Hrnnk
ty H /s
renter. He we* with Ihe first team
Im m
and Don Liddle allowed only four
E
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ie
b
a
n
k
s
.
R
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C
O
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P
' I I I . — K l u . t . w . k l , I'ln r ln n a ll,
yettrday and «howd be wa*
In Ihe first game.
IM
TEAR
ready to handle Ihe Job. Mike llu^ ll••ln. f u n .— M a r ., Nrnr T u rk
Gu* Bell drove In eight run*,
AMP HAP
dock and Furman klartin, rguH l'l#n kwaia— lliu t m , M lla a u - with a grand-.lam homer and
A
tars, nursed bniltea.
k*«. t t
ba.e.-loaded
double,
as
Cincinnati
l
i
s
e
r
/
M
E
l l l r h l n a k . , . d pa |* U.rl,l'<na —
Coach Andy Gustafson said after
AVERAG E
walloped Milwaukee 13-1. Chicago
N .n m m i.. Iira u k lrn . la .* , i . a
yesterday'a drill that (he team
ai rl k. oai . —
I ' Mr aan, I ST beat St.Loul* 7-1 with Randy Jack
C P .9 4 2
looked like the 1934 club "for Ihe
hitting a baies-loaded triple
first time.” Effective blocking and
in a four-run 13th Inning.
sharp running featured the work
out.
About four out of fiv* prescrip
Two workout* art scheduled far
tion* were compounded Is the drug
today as |h« foachea work to erase
pKW YfiRK.rv- willi* May*, lha itore IS yean ago compared to
flawi that showed la Ihe Georgia
New York Gianli' (lathy center •bout 1 in 10 today because of the
Tech gamo.
Increase
use
of
miracle
drug*,
ficMer, had only a .tiff hack and
* brui-ed hip today in .how for moil of which are told ia lh* man
J - hi* run-in with Ihe hleaehcr wall ufacturer's containers.
at the Tolo Ground* yeiterday
while attempting another of hi* 30 home fun* and who matched a
"Sore I’m voting for him.
•entallonal calrhei,
major league record by hitting
That'* an OK Used Carl"
Tba 21-year-idd *lxr cra.hrd Ihe seven In six consecutive game*
wall in full flight trying to itab Tuesday, was carried off the firld.
‘ * 430-f«x>l triple by rilUburgh'* X-rays proved negative and Mays
Dale Long.
la expected lo play tomorrow. Tbe
WUlia, who lead* the majora with Glanti art Idle today.
13? Pros, Amateurs
Teeing Off Today
In 30lh Annual PGA
'We Won't Quit',
Says Manager Al
a n a
Standing
r :
II
By Alan Mavtr
Miami Heads Rely
On Reeves' Passing
To Give FSU Shock
Major League
Leaders
Shinn'
*3’5
" a ir
uA
Willie Is Expected
To Play Tomorrow
tfM W s tg y b to / tfo
h f f f ir f o o /
!»'• not so easy to malce « million.. .but it couldn't
be easier lo look like a millionaire. How? Cash in
on fashion with Van Hcusen Banker* Check*.
See how affluent you look in a Banker* Check
$).9S dresi shirt keyed to your newcharcoal tone
gyit*. Take your nick of Van Hcuicn fashion-first
cxylkrpYouU want the rest of tha wartbobe, too,
i
Mon >ad mow ctHans an «*k*aelraight
OK ticket when it come* to and cars. That**
bcciuie OK Used Cara have a good itpu-
Sh(rt*Mate Tie. $1.»0. Sport Skirts, f l . t l .
“MeaJbek"Pajamas. M.M and Shorts, $ !. Hand
kerchiefs, SOc. Van Heusch'i special checks, ia
*4 colon, look priceless, but they’re priced so they
won’t tax your budget at all G*t the complete
ti i>iec^ act for fll.50.
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AIIIVINO in New York for a va
cation, Charles “Chip" Bohlen,
V. S. Ambassador to Russia, de
clines to comment on the recent
conference in Moscow between
German Chancellor Konrad
Adenauer and Kremlin leaders.
Asked about Ihe report el 'ill
ness'* of Soviet Premier Nikolai
Hulganln. Ihe envoy said he hrd
seen Bulgrnin a few days f t at
Ihe airport ind he did r. t . •
pear to be tick. (fnlemalwnul) ,
K * IMAftON RAY NTCHN, of Denver, the new Mils America, a
atrady round of frr ruled activities begins at she arrives st a fash*
toneble New York bold wearing one of the gowna specially made
for tha occasion. Escorting her is a television repreienialive rrsdr
to rash bar off to a studio. A two-car convoy brought Mira America
from the scvM of bar trlumoh la Atlantic City.
f/atemational)
.
•OlANMA IOBT, SS.dons a wttor
r
'
t
trrlvra in *.>w v^rk
!• 'v aboard the I r
m C nlnmbo Sh«- Ii <n
route in Hollywood and a f is
e r r . r It ii her ftrat visit to iha
United SUt< a. f/aIrrnelkiauJI
JI««T SHOCKS. JS holds a pillow under U* twad of hla Sujurei. w I ?,
».< raldine, St, shortly after their rar overturned In a rolltjtofi »b 4
three mtlrr east of Oxnard, Calif. Their six-month-old son, Elm a
Allen, wa* killed instantly. A passenger tn the Stlek'.ea' car e:cap «1
Injury. Olive Drown, 5<s. who was driving the other auto, alio was
•.■.hurt. The infant's toy hall Is In lorvjroond at kft. (Inremaiaewall
t -h
M ill II • breakdown of how tha auto tourtrt spends hla d Dir *a
computed hY tho American AulomoUla aaaoc.ation. (1 afirxaticnjIJ
BUUfV M S . NOT B C U a Om wtnaar tad two m unfi-up is tha
ISIS MM U ri'.crtt contasl from attending school In Iho Hollywood
•tudio whw# t o y n a i f their debuts. They are HlUrri Hornbln
(right) UN* U a lttm ; Maureen Mlnn.rt (ewiltr), MIm Ceylon. and
Martha Arrteta. Mm ■ Salvador. Olvlng them lessons N Oladya
H o rn who baa N atraeM fN naaa Durbin and Ana B%th».
r a m n t i o» TWIHt ibowed up et the WaRnn
Plsw seiiA.lI iin LxN A r,;cln artd ml red ihemielvaa
up so rausr ronfutlon I >r tha principal. Emilia
Kyraiad, atvl htr secretary, f lly t !e In tiw group
#1 So r , front row) ere: Gloria Konl, •; I.lovd
J.d.Uo, ft, Laiar.t Pninncy, 41a; I* #laa 1'ilUnt r,
THIS IATTIM* CAIU CAR N aliown after ft ran osit of t .ntr«d f r
several Marks of Nob Hill Rrada la San Fram-iieo, Injur g II r»rsena when R overturned. A number cf ratsenger* eltr. < to the
steps of tho trolley managed to Jump e'-rr before It sei nt i.ver.Tt.' s
that rcmalMd la tha car were quickly extricatcil (Ini' rraiu.-al)
RINO FAIA tad QsiOrn Prederlka of Oreece are greeted by Martha]
Ifrom
flto (left) of Yugoslavia as they arrlvo In Pelrradt by apodal train
Athena. Tho Greek royal ceuplo la returning the state vlalt
Which Tito made I* Oreece last year.
A »OY'S DtlAM OF ADVINTUII comes tru.-' 1<
Seandale, N. Y., as he stands bf . le one of his o l'.-r tr : \ r at r
returning frvin a Ihrce-rr.oitlh saf.in In Afnra vn »li i be • t
300 animals of 40 species and collected 110 tn I. • He t ■
dowr. lb •Kodi.'k U *r with which he is i to:
v
*1
:t the are f 1
are open, sojrs hla latest kill li lotted two ck puaiii^ il
( fa!emotional Radiophotoj
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Charles Childs, 7*41 IVan rsrtSfsorv,
9%;
K«ms
Vei fr, 10; Oavr Kuril, i. Chris Van Bmyk. k KVmt
Jordan O' NIM Votlge, SO; J.4m Van flmyk. 9 an,I
Ltiward Ctulda, 7W.
KOS TON Final CAtlON fb-ft). Km Krancl-ro, Calif. Is ahown In
Washington with hi* attonwy, Munlaugti S Madilen, after tha II S.
Co it Guard gr»ntr,l 1 no a rnmtnluion It bad t*wn hold up Imraute
Ga* loo’s mother, Mrs. J r i w i Griirt. hsl Iwon acrused uf twing proCommunlst. The Coast Guard said th.it Iha Gaston erne was decided
on its own merits “In V■ i^ng with thr Iwnic An.rt lean prlnrlpli i of
fiiirpl iy sn>jpi.'tire.* |tr > ill bo cutiunJ .«ix<UI NewlaaxSun.Cunn.
MHftAM N O T aosaoiee hN wtfa, Gortroda, dt, m9m
yf t In a
PhlUdalphiu eourt after Mrs. Silver was ordered committed to ■
w eta l Institution. She wtU remain thora until she Is eapetda of in f eet"g charges Uut sho eonrplrad In Use abortion death of her
botraas Mtighter, Mrs. Doris Ocstralcber, tl. Tha oedar k-lkrwed
testimony oTpaychlatrtsts that Mrs. Silver ana mentally rtt-turtvd
and refused Is admit to herself that her daughter was dead Mrs.
i f l * waa e*O Tpw i M bail eaUINwN aaenUUy i t flekaaeetioeaU
yj
OSS: Pawls Jmnlnna. tr. Ik e ** INstnoey, 0%, and
Pairela Jeiintnga, I. In Irnck row, L ks a, aiwa
jNd^nutfuuigl i-o»i»ik>wa.»A j
m r grab liatiid by Cunanapao S e c
PeSiwy iUtn^ntr Weeks afire hw
Wm un«n In .w Avutanl t r r et (ary of Commerce lor tntrrrw.
bon'd AfT.tln. The vwwtrlng-lik
rrrcmnnr Sn WaOhlrtcSon was »<trmlnl by McOelkwr'a family1,
and friend*. McOallnn ssdJJ bav*
charge of the rvywrtment's Aw.
eicn tnerto, tswvol and anrj«
euOnJ adtsSioMf
d»l
VAl FfTItSOM (left), fedemf CtsR Pefcnw A.tmlntsfratnr, shskeo
hands with New York's Mayor Robert T. Wagner (right), at Petera<m and the Governors of New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut.
Wdc on. The nftlrfalt came Sn New Yoek t/i dimes civilian defense
reeds In the trl-itata area. They formed a eommlttea to make *
regional study of survival tn tha eg* of the hydrogrn hnmK In the
group (I tn r.) am: Peterson; Gov. Robert R. Meyner, New Jarsey|
G<rv. Averell UarTlman, New York; Gov. Abraham A. Rildroff, Con.
n< cucut, wxl Wagner, who ealr 1 tfw m ifu m ra |f uUnuitwa<U>!
irhar. M, who climbed the ftra «
Weed, 74 Speleber climbed back
d a n k on tha a n
by hlmaaU (right)
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HERALD
Arm y Is W inning Battle
iCooler Days Uncover Shoplifters
NfcW VO n it . t* Top! tlngency. but becauM- Ih»y mak holding several d-enaa
v
Male
* * • !* > ..
i .
,returning—and
« l i i n i l a ,_ l l l H
K it .ln a i.
n f it,
if
a ,a
lh a
l i . „ l . . l
.
.
( « it *weather
l«
a• buiines.
of
are
the
harden
boosters frequently hava 'penal
With K comes Inrrrurd activity la to apot. Tha amateur* frequently pockets In their full lop eoata and
onotfof tha nation'* multi-million are nervou., fumbling and mal- belt* with hookv and eyeleta for
adroitly call attention to thtir ma* hanging nonfolding objects.
I dollar businesses: Shoplilliai.
■ Shoplifting, of eourie, Ii never aeuvera
_ , ,
„
.
,. | aA ciaiiir
elanie piece of equipment Ii
l«
Profe.'lm ,.J. uvuslly work with e i,|#d , .•b)>0, !er
r€gullr
r»sUy out of »«*»on Day tn and
1 day out there U convtsnt pilfering. accomplice., Thu. an ««»P U e# | cardboard .u.lboi rigged with
lummrrtirae thievery
tmevery la
u largel a r g r . , eould
— ...................
, all shed .idea and .prm;» to that
But summrrtime
enter „a .tore, pick .a
*•- * •
---" la-----a.k;.U
ly confined
to .mail
Item, which ,B d throw a well.umulatef faint' ‘
ean be unobtrusively .lipped Into' «* ep leplic fit, the latter eonipli-ir *' wl11 ,n*P open to" receive* mer
fgan be unoblru-ively '!iPi'»d 10,0; with froth-pills
to give mote reall■ I , k
» ,# k ie.to
....................
»nd 'hen .pring^ flo.ed
handbag, or Jacket pocWeU.
||y
J j| fi >u(/ iB(1 tutlnm
The normal curve of i d i ' l l f * r» t l f KiUng aid and comfort, j umpini. aita fhmcnii
« l to a Christina. time peak, then ,h#
(hlf( w#fkt f„ ,
ljV f oomping
auacnmenti
,
-----------------------.
. .. . . H i e
wwhich.
il l l H ,
V" | l ^ n
... .
.........me i«ei miei w.ua. ran to lake f
, lMnj M putlerl,
dropwhen
the
drop, off .liihlly for ano,
and mnceal whataver article, are rBft(fn|, on|„ h,, floor, thereby
____
, renH,.in» vim
v •
in. iintir,
Ijvt bWore
Ka.ter. A*A
Thieve.
in___
i
denied
»h*
.. ■- inerenv
*- - ■
. .. ^i.i,*
—
• P ^r y
ik Vrpmia
d 'e d liutf»
. , , e . *D(1
and
r...................
..............*» «'
buo »ala:peopir .
work and women a clothe, are t>«it t
A great deal t« known hy
adapted for It. A popular co«tumel »ually, .hopliftlng I.
turh a
I k i e p c r . a n J l a i v enfurcamcnt olfi- (> ,
wry fll)| v|ul , l l h
srubby little erime-frequently a
d a l. about .tiopllftera and all the wj j , lb4n(j i fnderneath t. a pa.r b'lvdemeanor liutead of a larceny
tectaniqM* *he> me. for Jr,* , * io f out.ide bloomer, capable of or
nr grand theft—that It rarely
three ha»n't been a .ingle ne*
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----------------------------— make, the new .paper, rvrepl un
; terhplquc
Crri|»<«4*« e.olved
*WM»»V»a
der ratraurdinary circuimtancri.
The one thing that l»n t known
.
_
_ »
Shoplifting, however, add. to the
prue of retail gooda. Store, uiually
eu. gue.ie. plait
carry luch Io. m . under an Hem
called “.lock .hrinkage" which
Trade organl/allon. in the mer
at.o Inrludev employe pilferage
rhandi.ing field have found .lo r e .,
,
,ml the di.appearance nf mrrehanallowing nt'iec mteieit in control
—
C
dl»e from warehome lo .tor* lo
liny the problem Kmploje clinic. w a r n i n g s e a . u.tamer. Thi. item routinely run«
are being held lo educate aate.
~
little____
more
'pebpU on way. to .pot and inelh ' CCJl.DftADO M’ HI.Ni.s, rnlo I__a_____
- than t per cent of
nd. of handling impeded thieve. * - The Continental Air Defrme lhe v»lue of atocklandla' i«d!.H.U
,i
Motion picture
_ i,i,lf- film.,
f||-, ihowlng
ihnwina pick.
n irk .l1
J'ommand
"mmanq (lUNADI
(CONAD) ha. mounted 10 ,h
lb ', markup
.
of good. lo I m i J
h i;* bee" nude l " < radar eye. on highflying, long
normal Pr«'*‘ So IC
R a . i r e . ha'vl e*oKed bom,, - " g e airplane, which patrol fa r|»b* ho"e.t customer who. as usual.
aystem* rewarding clerks who out nv,r ,h* nieani.
—-------- ----------------------------------kelp catch rriminsD.
This provide, a piercing »rru i
Soma of the larger stores have iinv whirh make. II even mote
a secret coda sv»tem—a number I difficult for unfriendly aircraft to
nr a name ( “ K.trnilon 312. |approach this continent unJetectcd
lea.e," o r"ld Ike to ipeak to
Search radar achieved unpierr.
iM i^ hitney") wh'ch .ummons dented heights and .peed, after
atorM|pe*iilly delaili If funny husi- being married fo lha military veraesITs.'afoot. One chain. Hiraued , on of the Super i on>tellation
by di<appearing goodi. hiras spe known lo the Navy a. W\J and
elalltt* to coma Into their stores i„ the Air Poree ar RClgl.
and .teal «ood. If no employe
, lralrIr, „„w prmr,
NewTyp*Plane
Has Radar Eyes
8
KATHIVN IOWII lOOOiaf. II. a Junior at the tfntven.ty of Ml.iiasippl wno was receml/ cnoten l i i i National Cotlega Queen, turn*
*>iookUh“ at a prsaa conference in New York. The .tory behind her
aueceta la one oi determination. Badly injured in an automobile a r.
eident in June, the competed after aeven week, of facial pla.tie
aurgery. Till* ta baaed mi M l beauty, M% bralni. (fwteraationalj
SKOUU i r —Tha American Army. Record' .howr It of »\—y 1 WO Urly rata, were established aa th<
apparently it winning an uirdcrlar-1 L S »oldier« were itnc'wn that
“boat*’ on wbicb they moved from
ed war in Korea—a battle agaln.t year—more than 10 per cent of
a tmy brown chlgger.
ithem to die aa aurcly aa if they bad place to placa — but strangely
almost
entirely within
thn
..... .. vmble
* M’MS* will/
Wim m
Ofcn cut
CUl down
uu*n obv
r fncmjr
' esiougb •»**IW
»S vamvt/
"iiaiD Ul«
The mite,
only with
a , been
enemy bullet
bullet.
S * ! '- " £ ,ievw* 10 b«t A. an antirudrnt afsd education , <•"»*■
C h ® " * Vslley be.
the carrirr of hemorrhagic lever,
.t program
_______ took effect among tween
____« .Soul
..
______ dm
.
lever. I »|
and tha pre.ent
This strange malady, virtually troops the rate dropped to S'a per miii la rued i on* near lha SSth Par*
unknown rveept In the Cliorwon) t.OOO in 1SU and 7 in ISkJ and ISM. allcL
Valley north of Seoul and parti of
••This y en the rate Is expected
“Soldiers ware and still are re
Man.'huru. waj a major tbieat to t0 be even lower “ C«L Werge- quired to dip their clothing la a
V S . troops lour year* ago.
land Iau . «Ws hid 130 eases! protective solution ( 'tr y
two
ft .truck alter the Inchon land- among Coiled Nation, personnel weeks," tha colonel cootmuas. “ In
ing of Sept IS, inso that teniporari la.t year and fouq death*. Thii the worst aroaa they used Insect
ly turned the tide to the Korean yen there have been raly JO caati epellant on oap<.»ad akin. Build,
War.
|and no deaths"
iags were rat proofed, rubbish and
tils suddenly fall
ill. They
Doctors
--------------- # ran
. . . . -a
—m i UI i aat fir«t worked
at least
ewemvw U
»**r the!
ISIS brush
, .were cut
“ back
----- ----•• ?S
fever. Little hemorrhage, appeared dark
The little fhiagff i h i i : yird> from lH Btnicturfio imtetirHa anewaia rat **1...*.
in Ihcir eyeball, or ,perhaps
cou**
nut*"be cri*
p'liuns and a___
traps
— — r - under , vpread.
v a u s
Hthe
i*
1fever
C ' * T
C U U IC
.their
. . . . arms.
------.Many
. ---- ------.. .
_Some Men with the naked eye. Its bite
,Tl l ■
e ra used LberaUv.
I h . f . u . •*
vumited.
were
went into shock, developed hr on- left no visible mark, unlike dugAfter that tha problem was vir
chial pneumonia, complained of gers that burrow into the skin* la tually licked, although much more
kidney pain, and bled internally. Mme parts of the United SUtei. was learned about handling and
“Within three d a y they were, And there wai no eomparable his* treating patients.
lick as a dog.” recall, t’ol. K. L ; tory among American occupation The Army Is still saaklar wbat
Wrrgrland, surgeon for Ith Army troops tn Kotea alter World War doctors like to call a “specific"
forward.
j II.
. -------— —
treatment
for --------hemorrhagic fever.
He and other doctors who re- The Army Medical Service ln *B addition to prtsent gtseral eon*
member the di*ea«e al*o recall the Wa,hinglon rushed a , penal team i,r°l manures
Army didn't realise at first what to Korea, inten.iv. research began This stage Ir npactsd to com*
it had encountered But a rodent-'and a hemorrhagic fever tenter only after the germ at the bottom
earned affliction was Immediately wa, cvtabli.hed.
of the trouble—the tvtn tinier culsuspected.
| **it wasn't long until the .......
Army prit that la earned by tba (bigger
By I9.M the diieaie had hern was count'rattackrg," CoL Werge- —It Isolatad.
recognued as the killer also known.land .ay*.
In the maantime. Col. Wargtland
among other title, a . a typical! The mite wa. found to be the feels tb* American MsdkaJ B*rv.
scarlet fever, war nrphrili.. tongo Source of trouble, although doctors
ice has brought a sartoua threat
fever, kokku disease and kortn dii* >ay they cannot absolutely prore
to American txoopi within reason*
cave.
this. Rodents of all types, parttcu- able bounds.
Here Tomorrow! N EW '56 FO R D !
The fine car a t h alf the fine car price
E lVdo,P,,,,,,^n,
" . .meM ,nd
.nS^ahaw
,k,M
15 hour'
^
' h i* lh#
much
of lor
the11 ,0
lime
well on
behind
IB* staff how they did it.
fo r Ih* most psit, shoplifting sight of land. They are a new link
laehntquei ar* at classic and un in a sail radar system that In.
changing as ballet positions. The elude, blimps at lower level., off
4ctalla of operations may change. iho.-a picket «hipt, ground .lalion.
Bar example, feed hag handbag, end-now under rnnttrurtinn—T r i
are popular for pllfeiers now, as lowar radar platforms along the
Whila it was oil rloth .hopping rontinrntal shelf.
No trained plane aputter la needbag. a few years ngo. But lha *t
T " “‘ ."JT ,V' *d to Identify tha huge craft, each
uT, iheiTatlention Is elstwheie- of '*blrh h l ’ * Prom‘n« '
driuZatel*
L"derntath
a
^ ! - .V,«mE «
QL iim e . hv
«be radar antenna which
" “T . f of
« .work
k la
i Ut*1%h, rp,r up„
•»"»•fdhoriiontally.
normal •pressure,
,, lnoU^ .Jutting
^
lSJE..7lw!r.
^diverted
I.
e
dome
Shoplifter, a r. usnally p U t*&!
b ln two ralegortei: Profrs.tonals, tenna. This, ratted the height find
tnflrifl is “boosters," and ama- rr, determines tha altitude nf any |
te'ur*. Amateurs include casual pit* object picked up on tb* radar,
fertrs. who
a k
tempt
______
___ suddenly find
...... m
iii |,i '| lh
—a -S ',• w.mivu
million uuuir
dollar living
flying ra
raing situation and can't m ist .tuff- dar atition has a crew nf 21. In
ing a place of rottume Jewelry lti'»W* the ''passenger compartment"
a handlyag, and a broad range o fj* ' • double row of radar nb.erva
__ ka—kleptomaniacs,, aleo. [lion booth.—nsn* radar duty sta
Bl4 a n d 'hlreotie addict., been- tions tn all.
•lonaDy
pregnant
woman
--------- - -a ,---. . . . . . . ----. . . . . who
h ,.w I.
i.sn m i ■
IW lo
ng .
Berau.e Its m
ml.iuma
ar*
long.|
n ----- - *•
• *
* *
temporarily unbalanced because of <h* plane offers weary »r*w memk ir condition.
her. some nf the comforts of horn*
Recently there has been gr*at H hat bunks with foam ruhheri
about Incitasing n u m b e r m altrts.r, an ' a compart galley [
^ .fn -a g e r*—frequently girl-— whirh often di.penve. steak and
w ho! Krai for thrills and self- chicken dinner* and provides hut
adornment. There are more wom- coffee at any hour. Thera It a ree
#n (nan men among tha amateurs. reation table for gamas or latter
' The professional booster wlU writing.
•teal anything, end frequently
Tha sentry plana not only it I
•teala aa order. They coasUtut*. charged with Interrepttag any In
according to one euthorlty, about trudtng aircraft log before it
I ! par aent af the iboplifUag con raaebaa land; It also guide, in
fighter plane, sent up to intercept
tb# Intruder.
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l ln irv S c p l. 22. IM S Page 1J
Ih S n iA M T
0
One hour • Warn and Damp
Dry
0 One hour IS • Wash and Dry
fw h rm l Rilrt to r n fcnad
Rlway IT /? South
Pm m set
Policyholders
Psone 1129 • A. B. Peterson.Broker
Fold
John Williams Ins. Agtmey
Aisccutrs . A. B. reterion Jr..
• Ftnithed Ijmndry
417 Sanford Atlantic Ranh
t h e c r m n s i T T .s h o p
P J Che*trr*on. Garfield WII•
Santtnne
Dry tTrsning
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lelta. John Meueh, R. VV. Wil Neal tn Bennett'* Court 17-92 So
So u th wide Ijiu n ilto m n t
SPECIAL
at
HARRIETTS
liam i. A. C. Doudocy, Land SurSoalh Mde Fnoilmait Rida.
(Through Septemhen
Window Fan». air mnditlonen,
»ejor.
Regular 110 shm* Curl or Rc*h* ______ las Fast ?iUi M
all new. slighlly above coat.
tie I’crmanentt «*nl» Si* SO.
Fire»tnne Store*.
C. A. WniDDON, SR.
II A llltl K I T S
m O U G h t o n INSURANCE
Reg. Real F.atato nmhrr
3 L u ce *l»e new wooden hnraer
HE A t'T V NOOK
V. F DOUGLAS, ASSOCIATE
I.
Sill—Piano Technician
P h O n E 811
$* 1303 Elliott.
Phone Jlt'.l Monta I Sanfor I
ttv S. Park
Ph t*
IDA So Halt V»c.
A Tl a n T iC Ba n k BLDG
Phone
971
BLACKSTONE Anlnmalir Wa«h.
RAYMOND M. S i l l . BROKER
inc Machine Rett offer. Call
0. M. HARRISON. BROKER
I47VR.
la— I TOWERS PLANTS SHK tin s
S D llichleyman. S*le»m*n
SEPTEMBER SPECIAL
MODERN PIANO COURSE
'
i. Veil 111. TRF.FS
KM South Park Ave.
rnona aco 39" Holla wood bed Like nee Ho
COLD WAVE permanent that'* *o Per*onal Instruction at \our home
Air-laycrcd.
Ready
to
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tel type. $30 Phmv jniS-W
b* llatrv Wester. P o liox
ra»> to manace Reg. $10. NOW
Citrus on ile i, Hough Ijenmn.
371 Sar.ford. Eli.
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REALTY
SHOP
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little ipirn like thti will (el
W. DIETRICHS
T. W. HERO
EVER-BE MIINC. S t r a w b e r r y
Air Conditioned
four m o n jie before our more
IMI Park Ate. Phone 27 nr 143
I’Unti
$1.30
per
hundred.
Phone
TWO Hoc*. Dumc Jrney lto Ih
than 10 000 reader* Tell 'em to
lot E 2nd St.
ea'h Male and Female. 3 —
DON'T MISS THIS ONE
Phone M3.
day! Phone 1421.
3 'j month* old Phone 2Q46-M 17— Automobile* Trailer* —17
Earfllrnt neighborhood, near hish
or 9270 1103 W llth St
school, 26 ft living room with
it wti. Pay kilt- to *re I'S bebwe
firvplarr. Separalc dining room,
you buy. Open Kvrntngs and
convenient kitrhen with natural USED Wa»her for *ale Reason
Sunday*.
fmtih cabinela. 2 bedroom*.
able Ann'* Grill, 17 92 South
Eaattldr Trailer Sale*.
•Deptn* porrh al»o dm. (separPalalka. Ela.
ate entrance l double garage. One 76" boy* bike ore. girl* pn'
I m m e d i a t e occupancy. Thi*
hike,
one
*ma!l
drum,
one
pr
133
TRAVEL!
TE Trailer. 42 ft
home wa* recently appraiaed
lap «hne*-tlir 3 A*k at nlfire
Air conditioned. Te|e*i»ion Per
for $u.oonnn. Price (9.300 on.
Strforil Trailer Park
feet condition. Will *c!t 3 J’ » oil
$2,300. down, $73oo prr month.
original price
Sho«n b* ap
Call 2140. Any lim e_________
oininieni only. Elli* iJoyd
’hone 1963 W.
3— ARTICLES FOR SAIJt - I Hichest CASH. 7 RADE-I.N pr'ee*
raid for uaed furniture Call 9V« TRAILER FOR SALE OR TRADE
RED-I-MIX CONlfnKTF.
WiUon Maicr Furniture Co 311
Miracle Concrete Co.
on 2 or .7 RR Rome. 1933. 33
E »>■ S t
.3«l_Flin Ave
Phone 1^U3
2 bedroom * '* ' * 2t‘ Jalomud
Cabana, tall DM J allrr 3.3u
VENETIAN BU N D S
(Nationally Adv. Rolla-Head)
Manufartured In Sanford
Experienced launrirv pre**rr» Se SALE — Original owner. '32
Seatinole VenefUa BHnd Ob . mlnole County Laundry
(hrv»lrr aulomatir drive. 4
door. S pa»»enger ».’dan. Ver*
420 Writ 3rd St
Phone 193
low mileage Condition bke ncu
B *l(erly Appliance Center
prire rea.onahle Call 7U9P.
USED
One Servrl Ref
$99 93
RAIL.AIN
One Kenmore Washer
$29 93
CidiUar ' 62
I door, ir
CARPENTER
and
General
RePract’cally New! Maytag
condition 423 no Call
pair Work. Thomas W. Eergu
Ws«her
$69«
between 6 A 4 p m
son Phono 2031-R.
113 Magnolia Ave.
Thone 1737
Eon
SALE — 193.3 Air condltionnl
and Gasoline Mrrhantr,
• F V A R IE T IE S - PANELING DISK!,
Old»mobile ' 14" S-'dan with *rIf
truck drivrr. Station attendant
Native and Foreun Woods.
seeking radio, electronic eye.
Phone Ml M
See Them At
povn’r *irrring, power brake,
WH£W! *
nvdmmatir. bark up light*. *un
Sherm an C oncrete P ipe Co. Day«*ork—hoiivrclrsning
X*A0t it t *
pre*x, 42.VR
visor, window xhade*. Imtrd
Ont Weal nib St.
Pbene 2419
3
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gls** fo»m rubbrr da*h. W W
QUICK CASH for Eurniiurr. Add
fCt-A (W»0
lubelr**
lirr*
and
dirrctmn
*igT
9 ?CA 7Ht
tng Machines, Typewriters. Out
nal* One owner car Low mil
A 4 AOAlNboard Motors. Boats. Super
FHA FDuMeiag
eage. will consider a trade-in
Trading Post One mile South
Write Box JW
The Sanford
For RemodeUng and repairs.
on 17-92. Phone 2212-R.
Nothing Down-Small Monthly
The Florida Time* Ualna
Payments
Your Morning Paper.
Sherman Concrete Co.
—---------------- —. / DAMONG ' U
For Home Delivery
G OEG S VVMAT'HJW
CARS
Ont Weal 13th
Phone 2149
O ONP >OU G E M D O \sE WAV'.
Phone Jack Bruton. 922-ty
BOUGHT SOLD TRADED
IsOU-D^OU i ■
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Roy Reel * Uten Cara
FLOOR aanduig and finishing
have e c u c e r o ? a
H E A TIN G
LATE f Vv**E f?E J « r 3 A OALL *
Sanford Ave A lllh Kt
CleaotM. naruns. fiervtni Semi
S—SOM-lN LAW
Floor Furnace* and Circulators
note County since 192$. II. M
19 —Motor*/ ItoaL*/ Trailer*— is
a it. P O P E C O . INC.
Gleason. Lake Mary.
2S0 iWidth Park Ave. Phone Ilia
Spare Heaters ami Floor Furn
CLEARANCE SAI.P
aces Liberal Trade-In.
191. I.VIMM TIES and f
Sleep I r C om fort
USED MOMUt.S
KING site Hollywood Bed 6n" s
Hi It P SEA-KING,
»o". Complete with luxurious
guud enmllllnn
. .. $24 30
inner-spring Mattress. Matching
l. I II P. EVINRI DE.
Box Spruigs, Headboard (Duran
run like a top and bra I*
Plj«tic). Hollywood leg* $129.30.
rowing
$21.30
1001 Sanford Are.
Phone 1*23
KC H O LS BUD DIN G CO.
3 6 H p SC0TT-ATWATER.
Corner 2ad A Magnolia Ph 1232
Iiku new
$33 93
P. M. CAMPBELL
‘Hud" Bamberger. Mgr3 H P SCOTT-ATM ATER.
Gewrral Contractor
Open Monday’s til 9 p. m.
trliiii-h'd
................
Uig 30
"Home* of Distinction'
3 II JOHNSON.
M-Hay 17 92
Phima
Blcyles & L i urnmower*
\>ry good rondituui
n\ on
/ r a t t v s jp / Aa o
m W oam r n o w a s /
Pari* atm Hrronditioiiing
For Better Ptumnmg
3 If. SEA-REE
$34Vi
t-i/3 /.'* c c V A c r c e
C M C CACK ALC-'-C*
Manic*'* Hike Shop
See or Cali
EVINRUDE
LVimi
3/T OPOO*3 AK> . .
E. 4tn St.
Thone 2134
7I» II. ELGIN —tun* good.
W. J . KING
'ClfD S T ' -------I
repainted, onlv . ..
$3ooo
a n South Park Phene M
ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS
10 H JOHNSON,
Roy’s Wetiera Dungaree* . . 1.94
wi'li gear •hifl. lank
$123 00
EooUockera —SALE ........... 7.93
If* If Lightning MERCURY $129 93
All aite Tarpaulin*
12 H SEA-DEE
310 banford Ave
Phone 1321
Very good condition
1129 33
MKTAL ROOFING
16 H SCOTT-ATWATER
Comnlcle with Rcmn'c conNew tn Stock. S-V Crimp —1U "
Corrugated— 2 H " Corrugated
lr»l Bo* and control ra h leGet all Your roofing nrrdr at
0T,IV
$133 33
22 It JOHNSON. ..
SbdmjM C m ertU Plpu C* l
Run* good, and will pull
Out Weat I3tb SI
Phone >499
2 f*ls of iklit
M393
On Sale tthilr The* |.a*l*
.N * » 1 9 U Model EVINRI RES
All New Finer Samples
JH . LipimVIN. (Sold Out i
REGULAR
NOW
FI-EETVV IN,Sale $213 V.
2.79 9V Sim Hide-a-IVrd
$134 no
n*
13 H EASTWIN Sale
$.113
vc» 1 Mr m i vmi oo*/i
GATLIN im O IIIL R S
21$.so 2 Pr Seettonals
llti.nn
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tut o l'o eifOR DM.i
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Dragnet and Bulldo:rr Senlrn 23 H. flee. Starting
49tb Contour Chairl
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MU04 COR
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PRICEt ; i
Big Twui
gag]30
3143 Miami Lounga
I f On Phonas: 2221— Sanford, 1444 —
G £ a rcE Geneva.
17IJI Bed Room Suite*
illl.o o
. M IN T .
H int’ll You Hater
1M M 5 Pe. Dinette Suite* SM 00
Gian. Aluminum or Mahogany
Boat* and Snerial Price* on
<omplrtr Outfit.*!
*3-4* r~ 1st SL
Phene m
Gator trailer*. Several nmdrlt
of u»rd boats A trailer* on
RED-I-MIX CONKRETE
F1XXJR SAVDIHO ih Finishing;
hand, priced rraionablv.
tr a r l* Concrete Co.
Oak floors furnished, laid 4* tin
m Ave.
Phone 1333
Isbtd. In business store 1920. RO BSO N
S p o rB n c Good*
E. F. Stevens; Route 2. Bos 227;
Ktlarnde Bale* A Service
Call 716-R-4 before 7 a. m. or 3*4 E. 1*1 SI.
rh-.na H i
after 4 p. an.
Used furniture, appliances, mots,
FOR SALE — Boat, in It |
etc. Bought-aold. Larry's Mart.
tor and Trailer. 1303 Ellioti.
221 E s s tls t SL Phone t i l l .
Seminole Realty
Advertiser* are requited to n»
tify the Want-Ad Department Im
mediately of any error* in their
ad*, at The Sanford Herald anil be
reipetvible tot only ono incorrect
Insertion
Clean furnished apt. Close In.
311 Palmetto Ave. Tbono 614.
WELAKA APARTmWTS: rsomi,
prtvala hatha. 114 W. F irit S t
Rollnwny and Baby Beda
Day. Week or month—Tel. 1423
Fnntltnrt Center 114 Weal 91ml
F U R N IS H E D A I T S
203 West 1st. Or Call at 1
lure Center 114 West lat.
Avalon Apt*. Efficiency. Pbooi
72Q-W._______________________
BEE Seminola Really for De*lrable Homes and ApU. rhons 27
furnished Apartment
Room -------2300 Mellonville.
Detirahlo Furnished ApL Ph
43J-W.
CLEAN furnUhed Apt. One. Two
people. $3300. 411 Tatk Ave.
f Room Apartment 112 Elm Avo.
Phone 2993-W.___
_ _ _
FURNISHED Apartment. Close
in Private Bath. 306 Palmetto
TWO BEDROOM newly furnished
home in Bel-Alr. Phone 1797-M.
UNFURNISHED l(nu*r at 607
W 2nd SI. Phone lt6 J or 966-J.
MODERATELY priced 3 Room
Furo Apt. Excellent location.
4A4 E llth St. Ph 2342-W.
JUICE ROOMS. Hot water. $3.
weekly Light kitchen privilege*.
I013.W.________ ______________
DUPLEX Apartment near Nary
Ba*«. Phone 247-J,______ ____
Large 2 room furnished Apartment
$40 per month. Call A. K. Rossetler. Florist. Phone 212.
t BEDROOM unfurnished house,
M oira Comer. Phone 49 J .
FURNISHED Cottage. Ih. J f ilJ .
FURNISHED One Bedroom Garage Apartment
2314 Sanford
Ave Apply Anarello. 400 Tark
Phone 1474
CLEAN furnished Apartment. M04
Palmetto.
COMPLETELY~furauhed~Room
Apartment. Showrr. bathroom.
Living mom, wall to wall car
pet. Kitchen and bedroom. Ap
ply 313 Palmetto. Phone 3.392
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William* elan who will gather
for tnr fim-d reunion nrar Gran*
* il> nrx1 month aro confident hiv
|or> mil repeat tt»elf.
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Some area* in Ea«l rakutar
hate t ix*t people per iquarf Tula.
one of the mo«t demely populated
aiea« in the unrlrl
— If award*
expert «ea
m. .Iirrh «..iild
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r i.ttll.'itian, An
a ; > the df«
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to pn V a good
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tile
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Mather of Sanford
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WYNNEWOOD—C.B. Home. 2 BR,
aircond., Fla. Rm. By owner.
O.l. Equity $1.900. Ph. 1473-W
Ready Mixed Concrete. Concrete
Block. Band, Gravel. Cement Griftlv A Henter renatmrtien Ce.
Homes and Remodeling
Cencretn Plpn to Meet All QuailPhone Z3S4-M-4.
flcaticna.
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shape Phone 1647 or 3342 J
LARGE > Bedroom Horn
luv your F lr S t o n at Perry's
-ora*r lota. Li* log n
Warehouse Furn.. Co., at 901 W.
hesUJslor fireplace,
heawr.
flu with circulating
1st &t. All nationally adv. fur
RESCRiPTIONS filled promptly
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many
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while you wait in air-conditioned
Owl Heel Uth BC
tropical varitits of flowtra and
comfort at San Juan Tharmary 21 LOST AND FOUND
frets City water but outside
23 W. Central. Orlando. Ph 2-3140
LOGT. Grwn ParakMl
cPy, $11,000. Including Kitchen
_____ — name
•quinmrnL Excellent terms.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.
Pappvr vicinity Rosa!ia Drive.
now has a bonded Salesman
Call 1789-W.
12 Gauge Shot G u n ................ 23 no
ird Serviceman in Sanford,
New
wadars-4
duck
decoys
..7.30
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401
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— Cocker Spaniel, brown
3 H. P. Evmrudc outboard 43 m
nolia. Sanford. Fla.
and white ipotted. About 3
New Electric Mower ......... «non
J . ft . BALL- BKALTOB
mrotha old Call 1421._________
4 Drawer Filing Cabinet . . . . 23on
Tuna* Mato Bank Butldin
Good Electric Cook Stove .. 30.00
Bend;* Automatic Washer
00.00
WANT TO DEVELOP THIS? T New lantr Sprue Mattresses 21.30
Acres, over 200 orange trees, Late Simmons Courh makes into
on hard road, Needs a Uttla
bad. malchug chair . . . . . . 73.00
leva and tortiuter, only t l JOO.OO
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Key* tonight anil a few isolated
thunder shua rr» etorwhere.
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW SPAPER
First
HomeGame
.Tonite As Seminoles
Ja n g le With Hastings
w
Governor, Sheriffs
To Combine Forces
Combatting Crime
Sheriff Luthvr Hobby »ald this
morning that " a mooting of all tho
Sheriffs of Florida with th# newly
♦stablished Florida B h • r 1 11»
Bureau,M hat boon railed for 5:30
f . m., Oct- I. In Miami Immediate
ly following the Governor** Annual Highway Safety Conference.
Sheriff Hobby said that ho re
ceived tha noUce of the meeting
from Governor LeBoy Collin*.
In the Governor’s letter to
Sheriff Hobby, he tald, “I* am
eonfldent the Shariff's Bureau
will prove to he one of .the moat
potent weapons against crime
ever created in our State."
Governor Collins continued, "B u t
So achieve full aucceia, the Bureau
must have the cooperation and
confidence of all law enforcement
pfflrere, particularly the Sheriff*.
"For this reason," said Governor
Colllaa in hla letter, "I am looking
forward to Joining you in Miami
to discuss methods and meana
whareby » e
ran accomplish,
through our united efforts and
cooperation, tho aim and purpoee
far which the Bureau was creat
ed."
Sheriff Hobby said this morn
ing that ha would attend tha
meetlag.
Committee Talks
01 Wayside Park
As First Project
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The Seminole County Chamber
ef Commerce committee meetings
were held to two yesterday as
"Planning Galore at Ten, Two and
Four” continued.
The Beautification Committee,
headed by Mrs. M. I. Rabora Sr.,
drieussed the possibilities of beau
tifying the boat landing area and
wayside park aa Its first project.
Cooperation with tha palat-up and
clean-up campaign was n center
t t discussion. Another item of plan
ning surround highway beautifiesties with something to bo done to
the lake front, drives, approaches
and dty parks.
The Road Commlttae meeting,
scheduled at S o'clock yesterday
was canceled and will be rteeboduled for further planning discuss
ions.
The Education Committee met
in the afternoon with IU chairman
R. T. Mil woe. First discussion
surrounded the possibilities for a
Business-Education Day sometime
in February and the cooperation
with the Chamber’s Commercial
Affairs Committee in setting up
a sales training school. Other possi
bilities for projects Included a
program of awards and citations
far teachers.
Farther meetings In get under
way Monday will Include the
Safely and Health Commlttae with
Bob Karnes as chairman and the
Agriculture Committee with Frank
Whaekr as Its chairman.
At tha completion ef the com
mlttae meetings, n badge! com
mlttae will set up an overall budg«t commensurate with the plans
In be undertaken in the 1933-36
fiscal year.
A N F O R I).
Established 1908
VOLUME X LV I
By B HI GH ANSLBY
Coach Firming wound up two
weeks of consistent hard scrimmage last night. “It was a hard
two wteks, but it was worth it,"
said the head mentor. "Our boy*
a rt rager, and wr had a lot of
trouble to overcome." The heavy
acrimmages werw designed *®
giva the boya eomethtng like
game eiperience
before thry
npcnrd the season in a new of*
fense: the true Spilt-T.
The true Split-T la a rare thing
In high school games. Many
teams employ the Spllt-T—even
Hastingr, but It is common with
variations, that la, with the back*
field somrwbat rearranged to fit
the needs ef that particular
school's backfield. The change
from the single wing to the true
split-T Is a hard one. The single
wing relics on power and heavy
blocking, whila the aplit-T’a very
existence depends on * burst* of
speed, consistent precision, and
a great amount of deception.
This complete' change was
Coach Flvming'a headache, ao ha
scrimmaged.
Ho
scrimmaged
every day, calling {tack weak
playa (and there were plenty of
them), passing again and again,
and eitenslva brush-blocking. But
tha persistence paid off. Two
weeks ego, a team that looked
sad eras yesterday a team that
looked sharp, snappy and full of
fire. A bullet pasa was off by
the time you could find out who
had tha ball, and a punt was in
the air before the cadence slop*
Coach Fleming explained his
offense as ha watched hi* boya
with abarp eye# quickly detect
ing error* and correcting them.
"In this type of formation it it
necessary to keep the opposition
ton-* with a patting a tta ck .'If
you don’t, th* line barkers rush
in and bog down tho running at
tack. W* us* brush blocking, that
Is, w« throw a man off balance
rather than trying Us forr* him
nut of the play. You ran see
what a charging line backer
could do If we didn't krrp him
busy watching pasa receivers."
The passing on a Split-T must
be faster and at the opening of
the play th* quarterback ha* his
back to the Intended receiver, but
Jimmy Hawklne has been a
stand-cut In the. backfield and
haa proved a reliable pa«*cr. In
th* last week hla passing ha*
been faster, and more pinpointed.
(Continued On Page Eight)
Sportsman's Assn.
Slates Important
Meeting Tuesday
The Seminole County Sport*man’s Association will hold its
regular meeting In the Seminole
County Court House Tuesday
night at 8 e'clock.
Election ef officer* will take
place at this meeting, according to
officials ef th* organlaation.
In addition, It I* reported, that
rontrovorelal subject* of vital in
tcrest to every sportsman in th*
county will be discussed.
Reports, officials say, will be
mad* at this meeting that will be
af special Internet to sportsmen.
Members are urged to attend
and take a part In tho very Im
poriant meeting to be held at this
time.
John Fitzpatrick
Selected To Group
John M. Fltipatrich, 1103 Ame
lia Av*., a Sanford certified pub
lic accountant, haa been elected a
member of (he American Institute
—of Accountants, national pro
fessional society of CPAs, ac
cording to'news received from the
organisations Department of Pub
lic Relation*.
FI taps trick conduct* an Hidependent public accounting practice
hum In the Sanford Atlantic Na
tional Bank Building.
FLO R ID A
Slight
Here
Damage
Spectacular Show
Set For Half-Time
By Band, Pep Club
The highlight of th* football
half-time show tonight will be the
presentation of the 1955-56 Ma
jorette Corps.
After a fanfare played by tbe
Seminole High School Band, the
Pemlnole High School Marching
Pep Club and tbe Band will marrh
onto the field as on* group. Upon
reaching the center of th* field
th* group will divide into four
separate groups. At this point
each member of the nrwly organis
ed majorette corps will be pre
sented individually.
Tbe next part of the show is th*
forming of the letter " 8” after
which th* band will play the
School Song. As the band play*
another march th* two groups
will march off tha field while
•till In their " S " formation.
Both groups have spent a great
deal of time working on th* show,
which promises to be a spectacu
lar performance considering it is
the first public appearance this
year.
Caused
Only 09 100 of an Inch of rein
fell in Sanford yesterday during
th* rain and thunder storm which
began shortly after I n’ctcck, ac
cording to Inrat weatherman F.. J.
Houghton Jr.
Power was affected In tome
areas to as late as 9:13 last night
whila Florid* Power and l-lght
Company crews put a transmission
line conductor, on Grapes lilt Ave
nue, back into operation, as welt
aa repair break* in the local lines.
The Sanford Fire Department
was railed out to answer two
rail* during th# -form. One at the
beginning, shortly after & o'clock
to a grass fir* on Willow Av*. A
call at 6.45 was in answer to an
alarm given on a power line break
on 6th St. between Sanford and
Cypress Ave*.
Heavy rains washed new toil
from around the entrance of Pinecrest School during th# heavy
downpour yeeterday afternoon.
However, repairs to the area were
being completed this morning by
local crew*.
II. H. Coleman, of the Florida
Power and Light Company, tald
this morning that all crews were
out until 2 o'clock thle morning,
putting torn wires Ino service
•gain. Coleman said that “a lot of
(potty damage was don* whrn
gust* of wind In tho freak storm
actually blew, in one place, con
ductor! Into a guy wire." F'lorida
Power and Light Company rrews
worked continuously until all re
pair* were completed, aaid Fir.
Coleman.
F R ID A Y . S E P T E M R E
195S
eeoclnled P m- w Leaned W ire
No. 2 8 J
17*92 Appraisal Approval
Holds Up R -0 -W Progress
Two Teams
ton s Makes Arrest1Hospital Auxiliary
k Detroit Visitor Membership Goes Up Contact
Owners
Passes School Bus
Board To Hear
:: ,;r .; Triple Trio Plans Reports
For OK
First Appearance
At Rofary Meeting
The artive mrud>rr»hip of Ih
Seminole Mrmonal Hospital \\.»
Another arrest for "passing a "'*** • Auxiliary hat hern
school bus” w*» made |.y the frmn 100 to 160 membe
Seminole County Sheriff's Office. 1 *,* ,r*l ** '*• meeting of lh«I ' t o f i f i g nw « f s*u rlrc
Anthony
J . Mnhtmel.fr.
. re-* ! n‘ i"Z lm
'’ h* ,d
,h" CMjr
U'1
»
a ew
.
s
a
H .
* a \« for thd*
f .. tr-lflninf
tired Detroit visitor, was rhaiged
ptoj«vt li In if'r
of tho up*
All ini'*# who wen* on the
with “passing a school bus this
waiting
list
will
he
transferred
htAfirtl
hr
C.
K. |)uck*
morning about h i.’*, four milts
to th# arrive list and anyone
worth Sr.# off Ot Imiilet
south of Sanford.
who ti interested in besoming an
Th* two trRiti• 4>f a|'pi!ii«s*r« art
Deputy Sheriff A. FI. Kvxnv aerie# niemUr Is o<krd to con
following the but as a part of the tact Mrs. lieoigr tiardrn, mrm
An event that la . m i . .paled by I coo**ctt,B«
........ ...
,
,
,
. . . .
"tirvryirg l-airrl- of land, buildchild safrty program of the hetwhip chairman.
both thr inrmbri. <-f tire hanfotd ing. and improvement., report*
Sheriff* Office, made tic , barges.
%Firs. llaiJrn and Vila. Chari*' Rotary Club ami thr I m,>i# Trio nf svhirlt will bo brought befoteth®
Florida
Highway
Patrolman
Colo were elected director* fromfef , hr smunoio i||gh School entire Beari ef Appraisers for *yCall Williams charged Harold Her th# Itoonl mrmbria; Mia. A. It.
ald Whitehurst, 35-) ear-old negro I*rtei»<>n Sr., Mrs. John lligglns j Gills’ C,lr# Club is the tia.litiou.il
. . . . . .
*PP**innce
of me
the mnr
time ui*
teal Ifight-ef-way agent John f1 Fog
teacher of Jtelhune-Cooknian Col and Mia. J N. Aatarrllo,
,\i : aicIIo, dlrecilirt'C* fl,,t ■
p r * '« w r oi
ru*
n tha
tb* membership;
mrinbcnhip; an.l entrd vocalists bef <ie th# giuup
thi* win ning that \ppial.r-s
lege at Daytona Beach, with “ex t<>i• from
cessive apeed" aeven miles south Mrs. I’hilI h c -.l.r, Mr*. iMbolln of loci] bualneaa and professional ,V
J r ' " p'' " ,r y
a d .Mr*.
ll.i.h Imrn
......
Diatrich* bin...--.- n report* on
of Sanford, shortly aftr 9 o’clock lliwmley .....
. . . . William
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P*,c*lt of land in on# section
last night. According to the report, wet* «lrrt#d dirvetura at Urgr.
Fur many year*, th# young „f tb# propoird highway project.
Whitehurst was traveling at ap th# nominating commit!## was
Fox said Inlay that report* of
proximately 73 miles per hour composed of Mra. 1! F\ Cooper, ladira destined to Ire known a»
Mra. |toy Iloller and Mis. Ed |th# Triple Trio for tha coming, th# o;>prai«rra will romp b#fnr*
when stooped.
Shinholxr.
jy#ai, at# selected at th# elor# of|*hr full hoard of apprnlaora, head*
Various aervirca which will b#|th, preceding year.
year. Intrusive
Duckworth, with tho first
s«p!ain#<| by th# chairmen and prarlico
begins
Ihr moment mrrting set for Monday night.
II M. Weir, ho»pital admlni-trw- ac'oo) start* and for the past
On approval of th# oppraivais
tor, aaslstrd by Mia. Maty M-retal years, th# first public ap th# #ntlir board, a report will b*
Drtyns, director of nuirea for the pearance of thr Trio ha* been made by Duckworth to th# Hoard
liew ho-pital.
at o weekly medlng of the Sou- of e.-mliii!# County CommissionTh# a#rvir#a include: reception ford Rotary Club, which happen* era. tin the approval of the romand hottra*#*, Ml*. It. N. Iliad.- to Ire the mrrting this coming miisionert, the report I* then *rnt
welder, chairman; srwlng and Monday at 12:16 pm at t h * | to the S ta le R»ad Hoard In Tallacrenlral supply,
Mr s .
Rulrert 3 a. hi Club.
boor# for their approval. Until
Two member* of the rlas* of i:#»l), rhaitman; h»<pitality, Mia.
For IO.’i.'i 6fi. Ih# Trio is mad# .in approval from tb# Slat# level
1923 of the University of Florida John Morgan, chairman; library, up nf th# Miaae* Kay lenkin*. la aecurrd. «ald Fox. th # appraisal*
•
ai d fun I- Robbia Crutcbfirld, I'.it Hairing-1 #r# not nffnlal.
from Seminole County wiU attend Mrs, II. <I.
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«
the 30th annivrrtary reunion be taising, Firs. F. FI. Roumlllat Sr. ton. first aopianoa; Iron liarMrmlrei* prevent at U«t night'* : |nr*u, Sylvia I'ric#, Coro! Nutt.I..,,
*.* '
ot' V
ginning tonight at Gainesville
tb# day* «rcond sopranos and Yvonn# Cul- ,
°1un y ommitiloner* an l
A block rd 23 rooms haa trern meeting tigned up for ■
■1
th# Slat# Road IVpartment will
reserved at the Thomas Hotel and houit they wmild Ire avail- i |rn, Nvnry \\hit- and trU Cau- ppror# Ih# apprai*ala In seewherr a dinner will be held tonight •bl# and th# s»ivlvis thr-v pro- l .A ,*lj.*„ .*/;•• Narvci t‘a*n will) V'
up et#i with if# ' "on*
followed by a lour ef I‘re rami us isrrnl, Vrotn l *t list p i f r u i r a r i ! , ,) , ,
I "ti) Hi# rtf'>iat tom lion of
will
la
nu.de.
Ilewivrr,
it
w
u
«
,„
P
l,
,u,#,tlon of Mi*
tomorrow morning as gurata ui
the Umvrriliy and a tun lunch oxplo.'ned, that * p»i -u waa «•»- J «y||l# R#r # WlilUlt. who fur ten the Slat-- R#.d Deportment it
year#, !«■ 1 -n In .halve •>( i,<# m ade on tb# re p o rte d a p p t x i-a l* ,
on the field at 1 o'clock tomorrow llgat .1 in remain in
uh envemldr* of tbe the pro|M-rtv o w n er#
n r|
preceding the game between the which ah# had ilioMii for alx , n( r ,|r,
bool.
local hi*h
l»e r o n lo r t # I r e la t iv e to *eeurln g
Univrraiy of Florida and Grurgia month*.
Weir talked briefly to tl.
t i.e ir propel ly fo r th e I T - d i rig h tTech
of-wav *," raid Fov.
Alt old graduates are etpeeled group uuriining the function* of
to Ire seated together at th* g.iine
There were in graduates in
1923, with II of them known dead, fare" "of* Tho
through
,
r
Raymond Ball,
with Duel •
and about 10 whose addresses are
unknown.
rians are being made for a large and II* patirnla .
I plrtrd as quickly a* p"»*lbl»."
Hr o il lined tha li re# main
percentage of Ih* class to attrud
C ontu .ird itn l’*e# Light*
the reunion.
Th* Reverend Milton II Wy«H.
pastor of the First Methodist
A two ear rra-h at lb# interChurch of Sanford, and W. J
serticn nf Sanford Av*. and I Hit
Well* J r ., principal of the Lake
St. yetlorda* r*u«#d property
Monroe School, are attending the
damage (tlmta'ed at 'mor* than
reunion frstlvllies and football
icon
rKAnt. IIARIIriH r-\n lftro »egame. They are both member* of
At approxlmalely 5 .Id yrvter- tivily in a inpivitedly deep ocean
thu elasa nf ‘23.
HOLLYWOOD ri—Jidy Garland,
who makes hrr television drinil In- dar afternoon, during tin* torren area west of Honolulu was re
morrow night In a 3-W.ooo show, tial downpour, a 1931 Iltilck Sdmtr ported yesterday hy crewmen of
•rdin cra*hrd into a 1911 Chevro two p la n e s, one of whom s.rit a
la nursing laryngitis M ay.
iand ma«« was visible
CBS-TV may b# a little worried, let trdir
Willir Vshlcy Auvtin J r . a jr.
However, s third planr. vent h#
but Judy Dnt In a sole* that
sounded as if she might he Andy yeat old negro tearlter, driving a thr Niv) to search the area, said
rar uon d by Horace L. Chain ol U saw only otangc streaks In th*
Drvine's sister. Judy rvplained;
tang V"tb#e>t lb ail, apparently walrr but no land
"
I
always
get
laryngitis
a*
open
BONN, Germany (It—Th* West
right-ofway
Tbe first report came from Lt.
German nundrslag unanimously ing night nrars. Just nerves. That's failed to yb-ld III*
approved the ostabU«hinent of dip all it la. No germ* involved. It’ll whrn It -mavln d into is rar driven |i.rGt >nd# llratMiii <>f Golf alvei
pilot of a
lomatic relations with tho Soviet go away a* toon as I grt In front hy Mrs. Llitabeth King lll<x'kcr. ' Garden. Columbia, S t
of the audience. I hope. If oof, I'll M-yrarcId houvewif* nf Rt. 1 Navy plane flying to Wake Gland.
Union today.
II# 'aid he saw a land mass a
Sanford
Tho sot* was mad* by a show Just ting over it."
T* s-y*ar-«ild Brvant and eight half mde lung 373 milct wed of
Judy's debut will be an Impres
of hands.
south of
Tho ratification of Chancellor ari* one. She kicks off the net yrar old Sharon Rlocker rereived Honolulu and I Ho milt
Nrrkor
Island,
In
the
Hawaii
huni|
I
on
the
head
from
Hie
im
work's
Ford
Star
Jubilee,
a
onre
Konrad Adrnautr’s Moscow agree
group
ment with Soviet Premier Bulgan a-munth blockbuster that will num pact.
Thr *er<-nd report came from an
I’alruiman C. C. D'alron. fol
in ended a two day debale during her Bing Crosby among Ita star*
lowing investigation of the arri Air Force *'12-' Gtohema*lrr, which
which th* 79-y*ar-o)d government In future produrtluni.
*aol solcanlr art tvit > teas sighted
chief said th* new trend In Ger The 90 minute show will he seen drm, charged Ashley with "care
30o miles west of Honolulu.
Iras
and
negligent
driving."
on
CBS
TV
9
30-ltp
m
,
EDT.
man Russian relation* "offers the
prospect of future vaatng of Inter
national
tonttuna and national
unity ta freedom to Germany.
Krirh Ollenhaucr, leader of the
Socialist opposition similaiy told
tho lower hou*e of Parliament
normaliiaton of relaltiona between
West Germany and Russia "ran
banish for a long fire* tbe danger
ol a hot war."
1925 Classmates
Argentina Prepares Planning To Attend
Welcoming
Arrests In Traffic Gala
For New Top Man 30th UofF Reunion
Showing Increase,
Report Indicates
Tire crackdown on careless and
Mgligeni driving is beginning to
show dividends, according to a re
port received here this morning
from the Florida Highway Patrol
Arre-ls in lire Seminole County
area, covered by Trooper T. Mark
Slack and i ’atrotman Carl Will
lann, are showing an Increase
over last year, according to re
port! reviewed in the Seminole
County Sheriff- office.
Traffic deaths on Florida high
nays In which tha Florida High
way Patrol works continued to
show a below-1931 trend at the
end of August according to th* be
lated report.
There have been nine per cent
more wrecks for the first right
months of the year, nr 10,297
against 9.Ml — hut the number ol
death! waa still 14 percent below
a Ilka period th* year earlier.
In m a a outside of Incorporated
to sms and eltirs, tha Patrol had
counted 299 dead from traffic
cauiti against 3tt for the aame
time year before.
"On the other handf however,
II. N Kirkman, Patrol Comman
der laid, "there have been II per
cent more injuries la tha total
number of wreck*."
In their effort to minimise
death and destruction on th* high
ways, state troopers and patrol
mm arrested 17 per rent more
driven, or a total 33,119 against
29.971 la thoa* eight months.
No Clues Available
In Disappearance
PORTLAND. ORK.UT- Searchers
were left virtually without cluea
today in the disappearance five
days ago of two Portland women,
on* 73 and Ui* other 33.
The women went for a drive Sun
day afternoon. Their car was found
two days later on a dirt road la
remote foothill* 90 milei east of
town. It was locked and things
wart in ordor. But th* women,
Mrs. Avera Ferguson. S3, and Mr*.
William Sharkey. 73, had einlshed.
Relatives of Mrs. Ferguson laid
ahe era* experienced with back
woods roads and the woodi.
Relatives discounted any theories
of suicide or v o l u n t a r y dis
appearance.
BUNEOS AIRES Ut-Argrnlina'a
rapital prepared a gala welcome
today for MaJ. Gen. Eduardo Lmardl, ronqueror of Juan Pernn and
top man in the new goverment.
l-unardl arritrs here by plane
from hi* revolutionary headquar
ters of Cordoba for hi* installation
I I provisional president.
The revolution leader-* entry Into
Buenos Aires was preceded by an
order from the provisional govern
ment for the a treat of all I’rron
supporters In the national Con
gress. Earlier, the new regimr had
dissolved the Congress, In which
Prromsta party member! held all
34 Senate seats and all but 12
places in th* 163-member lower
bouse,
Violenre Hared her* and in Ro
sario, Argentina's second largest
city, as studrnts and other fors of
the ousted dictator moved to eradi
cate evidences of Peron's power.
Search For Infant
Hits Atlantic City
SAN FRANCISCO olk-Th# growIng search for kidnaped Robert
FI arcus centered again today In
San Jose, Calif., after spreading
briefly last night acroia lb* nation
to Atlantic City. N. J .
Hopes rose briefly that a weekold boy found abandoned In a
church In Atlantic City might be
th* ion of Dr. and Mrs. Sanford
Marcus. Robert was snalrhrd from
the nursery at ML Zion Hospital
here Flonday when only 2 day* old.
Dr. Flareua and bis 29-year-old
wife Hanna studied an Associated
Press Wtrephoto of the Atlantic
City baby and said:
"II* la not cur ion "
There were many points of sim
Uarity between the Infanta.
Sailor Terrorizes
Driver, Passengers
PITTSBURGH (JD-A knifs-weild
in* tailor terrorized a bus driver
and his 29 other passengers yes
terday on a 20 mile ride along th*
Pennsylvania Turpik* before lb*
driver grabbed a dr* aa* and
subdued him.
Th* sailor, Rob*rt L. Jones, 23.
of Washington. D. C , was held
without chargo today by pnlle*
pending action by naval authorillel.
The driver, W. E. 8m*IJ. 30.
and four of hla passmens re
quired treatment for shock.
Public Hearing Set
On Express Agency 'Buttermilk' Is Churned By Janet
MIAMI, FU. (to — Hurricane ward*, awaited further word on J T he water looked like b
A public hearing will be held
bultermilk M said LL Cmdr
hi flsaferd Oct. 90 at the 8«mt- Janet, ao powerful Uut her winds Janet's behavior.
^
. ...
». v
.»ele Cowaty Court House an the made oeeaa waters look Uke "boll- In a predawn estimate bp ob'application ef Railway Eaprnaa in f buttermilk," whirled westward servers at the San Juaa Weather J * * *
t g 'u w t o V.
The hurricane smashed across
Barbados Island, flattening fllmiy
woedea atroeturee In which the
er el the island a Mum to*
lasts live. B attered htoldngs
B
s*
jChildren 'Bumped’ .
VoTpital
J...,
.. .
along
...,,0# r#M
irt,<i ,o.... h..p.ui|^|jen Mother s Car r ; : " 7#
Is Hii During Rain
Laryngitis Strikes
Judy Before Show;
No Germs Involved
as
*'
Volcanic Activity
Reported In Ocean
West Of Honolulu
Bundestag Okays
Relation With Reds
Previously Denied
Exit Permits Told
For Twp Americans
HONd KONG llk -U J. consular
officials aaid today they havo re
ceived word that Iw.t American
women previously denied exit per
mits by Red China , will leave
Shanghai Monday nr Tuesday tor
Hong Kong.
Th* tire were Montiflod aa Bva
8tot*a Dugay, to, also known aa
Siator Theresa, a Carmelite aua
ban la Naw York CRy, and Mra.
PtU r Hulaaa a t Waktot, Ind , «tf*
of a Dutch boatoMaaan. They will
Iravel to Hong Kang aboard Um
British ahfp Spref.
U m women warn among, I I
Aarerkan elvlllan* th* Chinese
Bad* said Bapt 8 ware fre* to A SOFTBALL DIAMOND IB beist rettverieA Into a rwrtlnr let as attT rrews rwrilnoo tVetr wroth In
loava wisenever they aiked for asM the are* Jaat worth of the wrewmt municipal re-Wing lei. with the moving •! the aafthell faetlitiee te
ita. No toroal chargai had F t Mellon Park spate for ea additional ltd cars to warh should he reedy hr Koveabtx U . (R u ts by
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Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 22, 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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CUT
ON
D O TTED
LIN E
USE THIS C H E C K LIS T
I HOMES
Many and varied Floor liana
Genuinely different exterior elevation*—
Conventional, Modern or Brittany Farm
Home*
Varied Roof Line*
Varied Front Doora
‘V* *•'
, **
I
Varied Color Combinationa
Large P lo ts- SO* x 150* to 120* x 150*
Lake Front Lota
Shrubbery
Sprigged Front and Side Yards
Carport and Screened Porch
Parkay Floors (Living room and Dining
Vinyl Plastic Floors (rest of house)
I Citrus Trees per House:
Valencia (Late)
Pineapple (Early
Pink Grapefruit
Kumquat
Tangerine
consider
and
compare
Vlrola Doora
Vinyl Paint
Roof— TO# or Built-up with White Marble
Chips
Venetian Blinds
Full Ceramle Tile Baths
Exterior Brick Silk
these features
1 FOR COM FORT
fihU U /u,
FOR CO N VEN IEN CE
FUrred and Plastered Walla
tniulated Ceding*
Magk Chef Heater, with blower
Nutone Heater (a Bath
Hutone Ettchen Fan
Large Irfen i t Porch
Silent Switch*
Door ChhMt
SO or mere Double Electric O utkti
Large Storage
Extra Large Cloeeta
Ceramic Tfle Side
Lights la Cloeeta
I FOR SAFETY
OoaumaKy Water Supply
Deer te Door Mad Delivery
Concrete Curbs
Paved Streets
Salt* Office: Comm
Drive, Little Venice
MMMMM
«
GE Refrigerator
GE Range
GE Disposal!
GE 05 Gal. Water Heater
GE Dishwasher (In 2-bath homesf
GE Automatic Washer (in 2-bath homes)
Formica Counter Tope, ona piece and roll
edge
Large Kilcheaa, adequate cabinet space
�A
k'
# a t t fa r fr lim
17*2 U fU -W -n p
Iap*rtea4 U th*
•I
an
t lf t
Wcathei
Fair and p irflr rtnnHr through
rhufvday with scattered alter
n"»n ik n » fii n u r u<nih m<i| rfn
Iral portion*.
IN PK PK N T tK N T DAI1.Y N E W S P A P E R
HANFCini). FI.U1UDA
W ED N ESD A Y . S E PT E M B E R 21. IM S
AwwscLifrd Prrwn le n - r d W ire
Nn. 2*0,
Fringe Area Meet
Has Varied Feelings
Plans Started
On Yule Parade
The Seminole Counlv Junior
Chamber of Commerce Chriatma*
parade Committee held Ha first
organizational mrettng yerierdar
veiling plan* for the acnual Chrtrt*
maa Tarade.
E<1 Hunt, chairman, revealed
that Ihe dale, officially decided
and agretd upon at their noon
mce'irg yeaterday, would be
Wednesday Nov. 30, at 1 3Q p m
Discussion was held on various
Thre# commit!*** of th* S«mi- phases nt Ihe parade with empna
# ; • County Chamber of Commrrce sis on ways by which the parade
met yesterday to lay plan* for their could be made longer and n ore
Hart) Weir, administrator of ihe
entertaining.
19WM program.
Seminole County hospital onw m
Hunt, chairman of th« Jaycee
Th* committee meetings » * «
the final atagri of construction,
carrying out the Chamber of Com- group, announced that committee
mere* “ Planning Galore at Trn, members have been appointed so
trium rd yrsietday fiom Atlantic
Two and Four" slogan. which li ihal preliminary piani rouid be
City
where Sunday at the national
IIrated .Irl.nlr, ralm -L<ru r-v
being highlighted during the plan completed and work started on
convention he u « t accepted a* a
hii-1 he, kling n o r all Included 10
ning ilagct of the organUattoni puttirg everything in readiness
member oi the American College
the agrt-.la Ta*t r-,-nl •> f| ng#
program in tho coming frical year. for the’ event.
of Hospital Administratort as the
.iff* r r *i*irnt« And Sunfafd
Ralph Peiold h n been appoint
Tha Recreation Committee, with
organization met with th# Anuut 4«nimiMiunrt« n;rt nt thr Sanford
l|. ••Bali*' Stemper ai chairman, ed Parade Marahail. aaid Hunt,
Taroiee* Auction Markn !*•(
midered a program of entertain and with the asslatanee ed San FRANK MKHANB GK1H down to business at hi* de*k at the May. can Hospital Assn.
night.
T. E. Tucker, chairman of the
ford Police Chief Roy Williams fair Inn a* he plans th# I9f,4-3d season for viaitnn h»rt. (Staff
ment to offer visiting touriila at
j W at hospital Rnard of Trustees,
WiuMeboant Tournament* and will have charge of setting up Photo)
cbalrn-an T V Rr.—n »*H **
in congratulating Weir on the
other ipewal evrnts. The committee each aection of the hug* parade,
lh. eprntnc of lh* mretw-f, ‘'Th*
achievement said Ihal he felt that
duruitcd. at length, mlicellaneoui tha establishing of a route and
Tringr area -riUfent. ar# poorly
It w*v further evidence of the line
recreation aclivitiea during the retting of route marker*, and tha
rr.-prrvrnlrd " Thrr«
, total
appointing of assistant parade
riliher man heading ihe operation
coming year.
»f S.\ people attending th# called
of the institution and expressed th#
The Tounit and Convention com marshatla.
meeting.
opinion Ihal the new medical cen
Warren E Knowles and Jimmy
mittee. headed hy Mayor Denver
4* ihe *#s*f«in, to ani*#r qu#t.
ter was fortunate tn havr thla reCordell a» chairman, diaeuiaed the Powell have been appointed chair
*,B«* from frtnge area re> -•*
rognircd ability tn guide it
poidbilitiii of bringing comen- men of the committer to put info
and l« avk qurilton* nf the nut .of.
imni to Sanford and made tent a- perfect running condition the 20
It was pointed out that thr re are
I tty eilitrn*. were Vlavnr Denver
H e plana for a convention “ aalea small float* which are pulled hy
A natiy* ef Central Florida, three tv pcs of affiliation with the
l ordell, Cii\ r<immi*>ionrr< Jnhq
well-known fn Sanford th# new national group of hospital opera t ITV MAN AGER K StlVV I I.S (frft i rvplvins * 11 o-s-i • m-nsor- K'ider. t D Rcott, and L*r| H itpiece" to be mailed to varloua or- hand.
Sid RiChard will have charge
ganitallona. Diacuaalona regarding
managrr of th* Mayfair Inn ar tor*, all of which mtiat he approved andum to fringe area resident* *• T V. Brown, rhaunian of Iht
ginlmtham. and f'lty Manager
the otganuatlon of an enlarged of the committee which will put
rived yesterday tn ink# over his hy the membership. Hie first iv (ring# air# group llslsn*. (Staff Photo).
. M'arren F Knon|r<
Tourttl and Convention Divnion of lie big Santa float tn brat claaa
<iuli#* at tha p’uah K*w York that of Nominee, Two year* exMavnr Cordell at th# outset of
Giants' tourist h.-irl.
the Chimber of Commerce with condition.
peiicnce in an accredited hospital
*h»
meeting Iold tho group, “ w ere
the Idea of promoting additional
Hunt atld that th* overall com
Frank Mehan#, hi* wif# Elisa 1* on# svf tiie basic rc«|Uirrmeets,
trying in do a g,**! y,i,
\( tf f
anemberahlpa to carry out th# pro- mute# baa come to the conclttbeth, and
daughter
Shelley, It tea* said Tn become a memtier,
voo run with
at lh# last rum
gram were held and plana formu •ion that pulling the amall float!
the
second
phase,
Ihe
candidate
cam# to Sanford from F.litabtlhtuu.ion nreoting and nplaino*
lated for further eontideraUon.
It loo big a job for youngstcra
must pass a eomprrhrnsivr writ
town, N. Y, yesterday.
vnur side of Ihe water rato quo*.
The Armed Forcea Committee. lo perform. Ralph Cowan was ap
ten
and
oral
examination
on
the
Mebane
immediately
got
down
,
Hon. too realise that «# had more.
■Mb Kariyle Houstaolder aa chair- pointed chairman of th* commit By THE ASSOCIATED PRKSR to businrsa and staitrd th# element* of hospital administra
Whil* Hurricane lone whistled
If pulled a figure out of tho hat.
*
fOwtiaard m Page I)
tee to arrur* adulta to pull the
The
Sanfnrd
Boat
and
Kki
(Tub,
lonely over lha Atlantic today, whirlwind pre.'aratlonv prior to tion The final elevation In the orIt wa * then that | ,,U I you to
small float*.
at a reernt meeting of Ihe group,
shattered town* in North t srolm* th# winter opening nf th# May- Sanitation la that of Fellow.
pnatpnnr Ihl* nierljntr for from
E lic it Cowley has been ap and Mexico counted ■ aad toll of fair Inn early in December,
Thr rrrrmony sd induction, a ha* tel thr second and last Friday
f"iir tn tit week* to ifne |he «'||y*
pointed coordinator of banda. The
death and damage wr-ughl by her
Tli# new managrr tail that rap and gown alfair, is cjuitr im of raih month a* it* meeting
Seminole High Schnol band direc
'•anagrr an opportunity to #>t
pressive, according lo Weir, ami nighu until further notice,
in
te
r
storm,
Hilda.
there
will
be
many
improvements
i through the ledaii heeta ..f »« .
lor will complete all detaUa for
Included
m
the
new
plan*
for
sif
course,
is
attended
hy
memtscr*
and
additions
to
be
announced
as
Mexico wav left with at least
securing bands to take part In
,er u<er* In rome nearer a r« rroot
the group ol boat and -hi cnlliun
from the entire country.
the gigantic patade (o be staged KM dead and 100 mining in the details for their completion are
I fieurr foe water ral. • ..ulsi.te rha
s ilt will 1m- a picnic on ihe Sun
reached.
Mritan#
said,
'Ate
will
Gulf
port
of
Tampico
and
surround
thla year.
rili limits.
day following th* lavt meet mg of
Decorating the imall Hosts will ing area where’ ffilds hit. Cfntin- !mv< s i orrhestta playing every
rat
h
month
Tbi»,
rl
ib
offlt
,-t
•
Dlher than the water rate In.
night
at
Ihr
hotel
and
one
nlglit
he In ehirg* of Cliff Abie* and uing flood* threatened lo raise this
•ay will be a continuing all air of
, r i<are, basia for argument be.
at th# M#)fair Inn Seminole
toll.
With
refugee*
cro»tied
to
Herb Roller,
tin organization.
| tween member* of the fringe arr«
"A lut-l of 4,ton children utultr , ie*ident* and an attempted r *.
Chairman Ed Hunt aaid today gether and water supplies do ibt- Countiy Cfoir.”
TU* tint) will m rrt at 9 p m , on
BERLIN 'I4-D**p In Communlal
ful,
am
hoi
am
wn
fcarftd
of
lit
ad
otlbA,
there
seitl
1>,
it's meeting niglit*. In Hie room ’.5 >e»r of *- ■wee- v IJ el In lU- l'l*-Vaiio(i
rili offirlats. 'n#
territory. Weet Berlin today it*r- that tha Jayrae commiltru would epidemic*.
rhangrs In th# staff that will
occupied hy Ihe Civil Air I’aliot Un ted .'Hile- In iflir arehleul- *u - eel fn- dlreus-ion was an
voualy eyed the ntwr Russian-East greatly appreciate suggestions
create
a
mure
friendly
atmoiIn
North
C*rolin*.
which
took
la<l
year."
P-d.ie
hu-f
ll«>'
Wtlfrom rltigrns. Suggestion* for im
over Touthh'n Drug r»mpany.
. agreement, either signed oe re.
German treaty.
the brunt of lone before ihe vrered pher, for thr enjoyment of San SAN FRANCISCO R-Worrir.1
(iliu m of Ihe dull have cvtrnd liam- said today.
tn Moacow, where the near part proving the parade may be out tu sea, five persons were dead ford eilitens, "For Instance,"
h- led. by put- ha-, is nf nrw hnmra
brought
or
phoned
to
Mrs.
Ray
officer*
ut
three
counties
*rarched
“
Thu
slaughler
of
our
riphl
rd an invitation to the ;cnrrat pub
m i ilgned yesterday with the an
and proprty damage was in the •aid Jlrliinr, ■‘ninny uf Ihe staff intensely loday for bahy Robert lie tn attend Ihe mn-liii > l otilian r«-n,” taltl Chirl rttlllanu. * l- * J III Rrk <*f jtl ■ta jii n f {Fi#. ^Ii y
mond
LundquUt
at
the
Jaycee
nounced purpose o( reitorlng Exit
• F diiM Htt-Mpf Mn'rtiiiff!
that Sanfurd folks knew ui well Marcus, who vsa* snalrhrsl from
millions.
to popular belief, the Sanfold tl-i.it prc-ilK •• anil li ,gi< w t-re of Lh
German aoverelgnly, Beat G«r- information Booth, phone 1372.
i\
N |im i). |
i,VI Hfid
lone turned In a northeast romse at the Mount Plymouth Hotel a hospital m b Monday, presum anil Kki Club li open to all ritir* m and iv ample >I ro-n for the pie
Serving
on
Ihe
Jaycee
Christmany'a Communiat boss Waltrr
(<«MlllnUfil «s|| | ' | g f 9 }
yesterday and missed the northern Will h# her# In r«-newr their ar- ahtv by a huvom blond* with a mlcic-ird in cither boating t-r *k. »en* n.ilmnw iui chllil iahl> pen
mat
Parade
Committee
with
Ed
UlbrteM threatened a newt traffic
Hunt and meeting with him at coastal state* that for two days •|ualntanrr« and tu add to the craving for motherhood
(ng. mrnibcM do not have to own gram."
squeeze nn Wait Berlin.
had steeled themselves against Ihe eu.haiity this winter."
“ Hut Ihe number of dealht Is
Id. Donald Scott, thief of San boats, they seitl.
lUlbrieM, dtpuly premier and noon yesterday were Police Chief advancing tropical storm.
Mrliart# cam# tu Kanford from Francisco's general police detail
Member* o( lh# local Itoal and •ml) part of ill* total picture,"
aat German Communiat party Roy Williams, Ernest Cawley,
The Washington Weather Bureau, Hotel Windsor at Elixa bet Mown,
•erratary, tallied with correspond- City Manager Warren E. Knowles, (racking lone over the open sea. N. Y. where thr lempetaliire, lie on the rase, **id it was "very •kl club are planning a cruise to hr taiil
“ In addition w hm» il># vast
eota after Soviet Premier Bulganin A. R. Peterson Jr , Ralph Perold, reported she U still a dangerous said, **wa- IX degrees when ! possible" the woman hast been Astor I’ark. Sunday net 2 ’lire
ves-n at Kan Jose, some .V) miles dlitance ol ihr rruitr lo Astor number nf rl'tldren who me In
and Eart German Pr*mier Otto and Ralph Cowan,
storm and advised raulinn for all left," And he quickly added, south of here in Santa Clara Park will cover about II mile* and iurr-d In Ir.iilie a n iilin li earb
Gmtewohl had algned the newt pact
shipping tn Ihe area. AI J a m. “though tie wrather i* mighty
will lie made in approvimalrly 2 vvar—2 I\I**' of them In PIJI sc
tn the Marble Room of Ihe Grand
| ah* was centered |.V> miles smith- warm, I m happy to h« hack County.
hour*, with lb# return trip taking conling li. National Safety Coun
Kremlin Palace. Ulbrtcht warned
Rut
he
also
presard
Ihe
hunt
in
east of Halifax. N S , traseltng at boot# again."
cil flg u rrt''
that new traffic mraaurea around
San Francisco and in Marin Cnun Ihe tame lime
13 miles per hour,
Commenting
on th# many ty to the north,
“ There arc m-iP.ple farlnr* It
Thote lute re* led tn making the
Berlin may be teceisary “unleta
Bt KNt j.S aU1IEX n « The r>i-tvel
rhangr* and improvemantt to he
erui-e, with members ol |hc club, volt rd tn th - c u u r of aecldrntv.
the government of Writ Germany
Robert.
Just
.1
d«)i
old
when
hirers of lh# arrnv
eompletnl I-fore the season gets
n»-y won
•nine
nf
toll.eh
we
at
y«*l
know
Doctor Declares
are
avked
to
bring
*
picnic
lum
li
and Wert Berlin abandon their cold
underway, the M ajfair Inn man kidnapped from the nursery at Ml with them and he teady In leave very lil'le atm it, lit nc# there Is a pear* Men ement IliMjry fr- rn the
% r attack againat our Commu
ager said, "I hop# that Hanford Zion Hospital, I* a soa of Dr and Monro* Bridge at 8 a nt., Sunday, no single i i v lemrdy fur tin- loyalist HJi C«*viOf i •if Juan D.
NEW YORK 'JR- Arthur Godfrey Money Was Left
niat Grrman D e m o c r a t i c
and
Central Florida friends will Mr*. Sanford Marcus.
flaaUy
got
around
lo
his
part
In
• itiuiion ii. r only hiqie I* lo at Prrun.
Republic."
Oct 2
In San Jose. Mra. Henrietta
Th. re M l rsiahlliihfd nn# of
tha opening of Ihe new Wrat Side Hidden In Trunk
tak* advanlngo of these changes
tack Hit piulili in uf ctuld traffic
and help us enjoy th# greatest Gocrrera told police ahe opened
airline* terminal but he waa nearly
arcln uli on all trorilv," h# con thru tea-Iff* Kduar«!«/ Utnin!) at
DALLAS. Tex R—Dr U tte r I*
Grandma Answers a week lata and a mile away from Higgins* attorney* questioned 22 season eerr experienced at Ihe her door yrslcrday morning In a Calling Weepers:
provisional president of the naiion.
Utlljed
blonde woman who winted to heat
Uta terminal.
Lonardi wav a major grtreril
“All "I 'is sre Involved In on#
witnesses yesterday In an effort Mayfair Inn."
It originally waa planned fnr him In back up hit claim that his
$32,000 Question
A native nf Orlando, and hi- milk for a liny, streaming haby Tears Are Needed way or aiu-ther in ihe fam e ami when Prrun retired him in 1911 un
to land a helicopter on th* roof of mother left him FU.000 in cash In wlf# a native of Ranfard, the
In Ihe f it "I our traffic ills. The the vuspiemn that he was pt-itling
On Baseball Greats the terminal at ita opening laat an
Mebane*
are
at
home
as
he
as
purpn
nt our vafriy program is against the government. If.- di
old trunk.
For Smog Research to ct' • inn
rrie*vate arrow tn rected the rebellion of IJie last
NEW YORK UR-Grandma Myr weak.
The Internal Revenue Sen Ire sume* hi* dutie* a* manager of
l.m ANGELES CR—Calling ail evcn-uie in thri community, fur few rtivs ,n the Cordoba d! trlrt.
tle Power, the baaeball aage from The itunt wai vetoed hy Cily cuatends Ihe dentist earned lh# the Mayfair Inn. Mra. Mebane
weeper*.
k siting of thr peace part w ji
it is nnl* through the roncerted
A ria, haa kept up N r perfect bat- Marin* and Aviation Commission- money in PM and P I) and it is I* the dsitghtrr nf Osunty Com
The UCl.A Medical Center w»nt» effort* at r*ch and #verv man announced in * communique from
missioner and Stra. Fr#<l Dy«or.
b » | average by hitting aafely <* er Vineent A. G. O'Connor, who subject lo income I n .
tears for smog revearch.
aaid th* terminal, oo 42nd Street
woman and child that we can the Junta which link control nf
th* gM.ooo outilion
Higgins, whose tax trial ended Their daughter, Shelley, i* gDr. Itobcit llrunuh announced solve fltr problem of child vafety lovalist belli lir a s afit r Perots fell,
near
th*
lludion
River,
waa
too
inontha
old.
Drawing on her imaging dla
In a hung jury In 1934. sayi he
loday a study at th# rhemiral
A broadcast from the rebel
moral lore again U tt night, ahe tloi* to the Weat Side Highway got (he trunk and money In Ihe
WASHINGTON JP-Th# «m rtn- makeup of (rare may yield a elue •>n our iin-c'c and highways.
*t,vt
on at l dnfnba earlier torla#
Identified all major league playcra for tafety.
“
It
Iv
widely
recognized
that
early summer of '9(7 whrn hia
ment I* rnn«idetins a eh»nj# in
who collected 1,000 or more bits In So the helicopter flight was mother died, lie said his mnthrr Hong Kong Border draft regulation* aimed at setting tn Ihe ere irritating factor In tmng vafriy training mmt begin In Ihr pt M'Isim--1 a provisMiml national
Thr UCLA scientist says lie ha-, bom# in Ihr forma IAc yrarv nf governmcnl and said L o n a r d i
transferred lo tha roof of Pier 47 put iwsy rash gifts to him aa a
their careera.
younger men into uniform.
plenty of children's tears nn hand Ihe clnlii * life Art many parent* wmild bead it II# will lake ovar
Hal March, maater of crremonlea farther down Ihr river at IMh child and litre saved the money Says None Cross
The propo*rd change it prompted Thry flow profuvely for vcunce
tomorrow m bit new post here
m The *04,000 Question CBS Ula- S tm t. After Godfrey brought the hr mad# aa a small boy working
HONG KONG 'f —Nn Anirrir*n> hy the riling average age of from hi* own children and In the *c#’n llli-.w.ire of itie Importanr#
virion ahow, gave her Ty Cobb a> aircraft down yeaterday he waa at mid job*.
of
this
ptu-r
of
Ihr
otllld'*
rduia
• of Ihe aeven who made that awarded a vcrnll from eight air Witnesses testified that *nmr arrived at thr Hong Kong burdrr draftees — now up to about 21 — children's ward of the UCLA hos lion or thnr re*|*on«itiility lor
irk and aiked bar to nam* tha lines praising him for “hia con bank deposit* H i g g i n s made today aboard the daily train from and is coupled with Ihe adminulra- pital
Red China, border police reported lion's new militaiy reserve pro Rut he « -hurt nf adult teats, making rhiMrvn -airly conscious
tribution to tha progress of avia
from the Marl
•Ui#ri. *
smelled musty and looked at If
even women's.
If. S consular officials had #i- gram.
Slowly but without mining a tion."
“Then there t» Ihe motorist'*
they had been stored for some
Dr, Rrunrih ha* a theory that • hare in the renponrihllily for
peclrd Ihe relurn from Communist Officials said Ihe p r o p o s e d
awing, «he named them — Cap
time.
raplivity of Dilmu* T KanaJy, changes, drrigned lo be more Ira n shed in pain, sorrow or angt-r rhililren'v Iratfir *a(ety rtmvclnuvAnaon, Trii Speakar, Ifonui Wag- Military Chiefs
Houston. Tex . cotton man He Iv "lenienl" with older draft-age mr.i, differ from lho»e prom pint by
par, Eddie Coll ina, Napoleon Laever recent year*, Urey still
Chief M. Cleveland Ihe only one still In rome of 10 are being rirculated among inler- onion peeling nr smog He ho|re* ne«*
)oie and raul Waner.
have * Img way In go Afler all.
The Seminole Counlv Sheriff's
Decide
America
American civilian* whose immedi rvted agencies fnr review and com lo get plrnty of both kind* for ther# still are rrazy driver*.
Mr*. Power, who wort tho lama
Department is continuing its
comparisons.
To
Address
Jaycees
ate
release
from
prison
or
house
ment.
They
said
they
did
not
ex
black dreai abe bad worn la pro- Holds Sound Lead
(twalinurd an Page I)
i rjrkiloe n on ntghwav Irafltr vioCrocodiles need not apply.
Sanford Fire Chief Maek N. arrest Ihe Reds promised at the pert early action
v l o u a appoaraneea, explained:
ialora
WASHINGTON
IR-United
States
Cleveland Sr., will apeak lo the Geneva ambassadorial talks
At prerent, the practice is In
“ Ballplayers don't fhangn tbrlr
Three a rr rs tt made jeMcrtlaf
Around
Kanady was arrested in Shang draft from lh* l»p down — Ihal
undershirts when they're on a win- military chief* have decided Ihal Jayreea Thursday at Ihtir noon
Incliulrd: Ms rile VV Brnhatn,
Util
eounlry
holds
*
sound
lead
luncheon
meeting.
is,
lo
lake
the
nldest
men
fir*
4
tn
hai
in
April
1931
and
sentenced
In
I f »tr e a t" __________
New Witnesses
for "p as.mg a slop*
ovar Ruaila In lha atomic arms
The meeting, held at the Yarhl 41 year* Imprisonment on Red tha eligible Ilfs 2* age group.
Of Enforced Laws Cavvelherrv,
ped school hut" 12 mile* sntdii
rata and tan maintain It until Club, will be a preluda to Fire Pre charges of la* evasion, currency
On Tap For Today N»w« nf Ihe tightening up on of Sanfurd on 17 92. The charg#
They are not at all aura what vention Week activities during Ihe blarkmarketeering and h i d i n g
Windstorm Levels taao.
SUMNER, Ml**.. OR—New wit- parking melrr violations teems was made hy Drputy Sheriff V.
will happen after th at
week of Oct. •
arms.
tn tu gelling around,
E Evan* at approximately 4 p.
Sanford
Officials
notes
with "absolutely newly ill*Aa a result. Informants said
Willettea. chairman nf
Yevlerrlay. a traffic violallnn m.
Carnival Midway loday. Ihe finding of waya to pro theGarfield
covered
evidence"
will
be
nn
lap
Fire Prevention Week program.
Inspect Equipment today when thr Mala beginv the nolle*, usually Irft under the Mary E Crenvhaw of Pendle
TAVERN HAZARD
AMARILLO, Tei. v*-A wind- long this country'* superiority tn it buay completing all details for
windiHrld wiper of the automo ton, 5. C . was charged with driv
ttorm whipped through the Tri- design and production of nuclear the week-long event. ,
BOSTON UP—A la vent owner U City Manager Warren E. Knowles
responsible for the aafely of a cus la out nf town Inlay, along with task of trying in prove that two bile ronremed. was received ai ing at "excessive speed" fi*«
Slate Fair laat night and leveled w • a p o n a. Including long-range
tomer who gels In • fight resulting
of hit dtparlm rnl heads, look whit* men murdered a 14 year old Ihe Sanford Police Department miles south nf Sanfuid on 17 92.
tho carnival midway, Injuring at rocket missile*, has become a
from Fort Mjer*.
Woods, Grass Fire from a television program, Su t*o
Deputy Evans »ald Mr*. Cren
major project.
ing over heavy equipment authori Negro boy.
leaat B peraona.
Ituwever, distance wasn't Ihe shaw was traveling at a rate uf
preme Court Justice Harold P. zed for purchase by lb* Aanford Their evidence will strengthen
*oor
'he injured wyre believed The While House, the Stale anJ
Ihe state’* (a**, which It mostly only factor involved In the rare 70 tn 73 mile* per hour when
Defense department* and other Leaves No Damage Williams ruled yesterday, lie up City Commission
B a r
* condition.
BQi
a, midway operator. government agendas are at work A woods and gras* fire waa re held a lower court award of ll.uoo AccompanyIng P# e iy manager circumstantial evident*, said Rob rppeiranre nf the ticket. The y*l charged with the vmlalitm about
ported early laat sight at tha cor to Paaqual* Greco who had called were Bid RiChard and Fddio ert B. Smith 111, a special assistant low envelope waa daled Oct. I, S:3h p. m
I
mage at mar* than M It.
attorney general assigned to lh* 1K4
Annie lovii Bryant of Sanford
A report ncenls, completed lor ner of M il SL, aad Myrtle At*. upML a boisterous fellow-patron at Griffith.
Prapci
image was extensive President Eiaearinwer by Dr. TVs Aaafard Fire Department SuauMr Tavern to h* quiet during According lz> informa IInn re prosecution, l i t gave no delalts.
Polite Chief Roy William a aaid. was rharged with “ improper pasBftaghdM iW» Panhandle cMy. Jama* R Killian J r . president of answered Urn alarm abortly before a television program. Tha man reived Ibis morning, the trio plan hmllh and Dtat Atty. Gerald "Just a few days short nf a year sing" according In Evan’s report
broke Greco's leg In Ota ensuing lo viiil Orlando and Klaslmme* In Chatham will rail tha alala'i first In getting here, hut certainly bear whrn she passed on a solid Un*
Hindi were measured at do t<* 43 I S Massachusetts Institute of 7 n’rlotk
Mites »er hour. ’r rr* * * • - T-'Vie!rgy. It now In tha hands Th* blaring underbrush and battle. The jurist said the tavern order lo see demonstrations of the witness*! In the trial nf 24-year-old ing th* rvtdrnr# of tha job wa're tn heavy traffic on IT-92 about
•id roo* damage wa» of Eisenhower'* identif* advla- great was brought under control owner should have exercised re*- virlooa Items nf heavy machinery Roy Bryant and bit M-ycar-oid dotny in rounding up parking ma 4.13 p. m. yesterday, 10 nulaa
aowtfe ad Sanford.
half-brother J. W. M ilan.
lar violation*."
•are Mr Gesso's i alateten atte j* flla—lM te
■
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Planning Galore
At Ten, Two, Four'
Is Keeping Up Pace
Officials
Of City
Present
Weir Accepted
Croup Member
In Atlantic r ity
Audience Adds
Heckling Remarks
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M e b a n e A r r iv e s H e r e
To Run Mayfair Inn
lone Travels Alone
On Atlantic Ocean;
Hilda Leaves Chaos
West Nervously
Eyes New Treaty
for East Germany
All Citizens Invited
To Boat Ski Club
Search Continues
For Missing Infant
4,100 Children
15 Years Or Under
Die In Accidents
Peace Agreement
Is Won By Rebel
Army, Navy forces
f
Godfrey Performs
Delayed Opening
Draft Regulations
Change Considered
*
Sheriff Department
Continues Practice
News Gets
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-
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Helen M e G o y
r>nn. and the sponsor* room, mu
Wevrr.v greeted them et the door
In'c the mrrA-.r.
w .ia the rpeual sm ile he reserved
" T o i s*arte4 to eay anenetbi/.g te r members c f the family,
tn there, M in Dai-re. and changed
"Capt. Banders is a pcl.ccrnan."
ycr.r mind. VVbat was it T"
n-d Sara. He would like to ask
- j wsj going to apoioglsc.*
j tri *r-me quesliona about that pen*
T t'ny d e is t ou?"
daat that waa lost last right."
“He rwwre e ore orff I.Rks. Just
S t e v e n r rneumy »»e» were
-w TV* real /Jerry- Judith troubled. "Moat distressing, »ir.
toMatlrmed n war m gtt wti»n a rt The i- ir - li was a mere formality,
v u dMr'ihtng non to you. Re- tVe all kr.e-v n -et neither of the
R am bert"
gentlemen would have . , ." He
"That a rtgr.u r « <1.1.*
paused delicately, then ram# up
"It we* tr y . Id eoucod It my- tnumphantiy with tbe most evea r if "
*iva word: " . . . would hare mis*•: •> v o a i? "
.laid I'M a thing."
T n e mar. we W . it there w fh
“Tkm you didn't search thoro2>eter* etretcad out bis a m to agfciy T" said Bander*,
re* -i for a eertpt **.d showed h.*
ftterm* v* r..a mistake too late,
e n m r r : . They wtra»d under the "O*, so. air, I didn't mean U tnat
ovvenead bgkt *>l drew m y rye— w i f ! I'm w illirg to swear that
hi* g-jifi r-df Urea"
neither of the gm tlem es bed anyl a r ' a n hand-re wee sileart m thing enrcelled about a ■ person."
the ei*r*l<». Only in the police
"riraee u < Wise Creel If Mrs
e*.- be
a * again "Why woa t Larch U able to see ua." Mid Bar*
j m i g . n i<i, U s i nacre 7 They
Steven* wa* back in a moment,
c a r .t all be m it. Just think; L r j , Ms led them down a ptasagewey
awe r>«ai»g w»«u*a: Mim Jewkrwe; to a tiny g m a lw iM , warm la th*
th e t>piat m Ml orftoe: th* elova- ucaesaonaole nun. scented W<ta the
to r m y at WXT71. petrra. M gore! wr.e.U of U n a u r g flower*
partner, and ell those artrw*. They «ni damp, rvrh earth. There Caromil e repted him.'
lias tat in her wheel chair, the Sei
n ers answered slowly, thinking legto blanket arroae her knees, an
mkeel. "If you s e r e planning a Iavertieaa rape nt antpherd'e plaid
Bhihg like that, youd here to plan amund her shoulder* — aa ntd
(It rarer..fly. Of all thooo pooplr, thing eg Datnd U srrhs like the
towers is th# nefy one who really man a eap on her head. Her dress
Jcnew rum imimsteiv. The clean- of knitted Mack toon) eras almost
lr.g woanan. Judith, the typtet, the snahby, but in either withered ear
■aJevainf hoy, the actors— they're lob* a aingle great diamond ghtmll pw .pi# who see him raauany, tered royally,
itoow and then. Peter* la the ro ly
Kdna. primly upright ua a benrh.
erne who really eermta and he held a book cm her lap.
vn .fh t to tn a htmaalf."
Bandera looked at th* book with
"furwly th# typist saw turn e very surprise. T h a Riddle of the Blue
4ayT "
CanaryT T oo read those, Mr*
* flhe may he near. Tou didn't tnrelif"
ask. Or sha may he in it with
"Why not 7 Future historians
will study them tur their uncon
sciously revealing picture of morals
and mariner* Already Shtrioek
Holmes gives ua our most detailed
landscape o f Kdwardian lywidon
. , , Has your disappearing friend
turned up again. Bara 7"
A deep breath. Try to eptak
ealaaly aa tf you d id s t really ear*
It's mors convincing. "A man has
turned up tn Gerry'* pl»e* but b#
isn't Gerry."
Bandera told tha story. "This
ruby has become rather important
if there ta any truth in your aieca'a
idea that tha rani Gerry Hon*
•ever earns back."
Caroline looked at him shrewdly.
T e n mean that tha man has bereun* rather important if there Is
aay truth la the Idea that tha ruby
U real"
!<• rn cn K t T o u knm r yn»
f hruld U m r.'<Uf.««l the potie* Lu’.
tig h t when the p-rvis/il was loet."
"I kaow." g u t looked rwyoivl
Ike bulked flowrra, beyond the
paved ) erd outside the t'< u . U»
i« m i ruion c l her own. '‘Have you
found out c.ivth isg mote about
Moira'* death t*
“Not a thing. We have r.o rl'ie
to the ear and the driver naa n t
Mime forward. Kither he * afraid
or be dido l > " M"*m fall. It all
happened eo quickly,"
'Then w ell never know whether
it i a i a black Hudson, at the M i l or said, er a * 'ue Cadillac, aa the
werterner is . I." remarked Kara.
" K y e w itn e ia e ll"
bander*
i n r . f s " t T h e y g it a grnrrai tmpreiiion—c*r —and then fill in de
tail* la im l Uieir own fancy. The
tailor *aid it » u driven by a little
guy won white nair and the w eitem rr aeid it waa driven by a wom
an. Actually it waa probably driv
en b f a girl with red bair."
"What do you want to do here T*
naked f'arcSma.
" te e n a the wnole luriw, part.emarly in# drawing-room. And the
•er renin. No c re ti,thered la
aearcb mem tart i.igM."
C u t t M k M U t l £ 'T ntrt » cn!y
Mtevrr.s ir 1 two i.a - v .
T hey
wer»n I in the rosm er.eo It hap
pened and 1 trust all of them."
Terh*p* tn r /d prefer to be
Marched." said tVtna.
( aroiine *igr.e b "Very well. U
they are willing."
• i mint talk to your f u r i t i ton.
Dr. haUuet ar.1 Mr. CUvt H # m
I rracn them T"
"Really, CapC bender*! I've
known Dukaon Clive ante# we
were II et d en en g clais Ingithrr.
He in not aa wealthy a man aa hia
father waa. but ba would.-, t be
tempted by :»»e!a or money."
"Why not?"
' T o he ntd faahioned about It.
be'e a grnUrir.an."
'And Dr. balluat? l i be a gen
tleman, too 7"
The irony waa Inat na Aunt Car
otin*. She had no idea ana nad
Mid anything quaint to Capt Ban
dera' eara. "I met Mr. Haliutt lor
tne firrt lim e only a f>w months
ago. Ifa is a friend of Mr. Clive *,
who. I am aure. will vouch for
him."
Bara stirred. Why, she doranl
like Balluet any more th in 1 do.
It's flm oel aa if she had Mid: "Noy
he le not a gentlemen . . ."
"We won't disturb you, ma'am.
Mine Creel ran show ua around
and you ran just il l hera with your
m eet in the sunshine."
T mu*t trie phone my offi-e,"
Mid Mare. "I'll tell thrnt 1 won't
ba In till tomorrow . .
/To Be f.'oalmur.f»
Plenty Of Golfing
SULTANA BRAND
C eeeSPF M W l
IONA FANCY
CUT BEETS
TEA BAGS
DOG FOOD
OUR OWN BLEND
RED HEART
lb TMli c m / n r I n i a r . SIVTII
J iiiiM A i. i m i i ir n r to i./m i
ll a is . a v ii r/iN s r t a iv o ir .
t m v r r in t m v / t n v . v i a All li warns
^
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inn
w 't i n e
TO'
in t n -
"I play I"lf and iwim Sure, I'm
in a rut hut ll’i a good rut. And
Ihe recreation It wonjrrful for the
children.'’
Mill Keeler m anagti In eicape
her ao-ealled rut In U li aunny re-
r h ra rn r.v rn
V e m r r t'eteelalrl fnr P i i a i n
hav|*a bate filal ws*<rM »eu le
tka Clirull reuM. Is a * i fer M o laria r- vri«L y i-ilia . by t>AlBT
KKOWK
Ik* ereyeriy 4**ertb*4 le aurh
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katnianla tv .n iy Ceurt llnuae al
PaaferS. ria/14*. * • Ika fires H os
ie r la Ik* aaaatfc e f Otiekar, t l t l .
wkHk I* ika Ir4 4ar e f Otteker.
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era «« r .ir r - .- i
le eeeeer se a
f i e iai;> v illi* * iaf#e«*a berate lOtHfial Clark * Basil
O to. Hara4*e
r e er ra'ert m» lath 4*v af n< la
Clark rirrvll C«v»i. itM in.
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Cl OWN rtlNCISi IU TUX of Uve Netherlands and her father. Pnnre
Dernhard (left), appear stunned as a bsrkw aih of champagne rains
down on thrm at the launching of a destroyer In Amsterdam. The
mood of th# distinguished audlr n-e qiilckly charged'( bottom) at the
aurprt*.# I»eth dlnolved thrm Into goto* of laughter. The prmrevt
officiated at the launching. f.Veins o/ thr b a y front International)
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St a wswtrati*# af easaral •Ir.-ulsHer Ir wk tv INIs rlialirr erall be
aukti*k*4 •*<• *a«k • « * fey fetir
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W'lTNf.M try b**4 s-4 r fflrlsl
seel *1 Ih* <*!*’ » n t Ihe • t*ec a*I•
Caurl. nn tVIt lb# ISIS 4ey #f
Ions Yellow Cling Sliced
Ann Page
B A L B O A I 5 L A N l». f a l i f . Ikiae. mother of four iram m ar •nrl rnmmunlty far an orcanonal
IP — Th# famotii legt of Ruby arho-il - age children Bine# the spprsrsnf# r,n TV'
Keeler today get more eaercla* oo young#*! Jmt entered arhool, the
• ft uiually h appen that mmrIh* gulf courts than «n a dance hat more lime to devoir In her one in the Ks<t grfs an I'lri." she
floor
longtime hobby, golf (the1* an »• •sid "They think they’ve run out
M m Keeler, who tapped her way handirap player at nearby Irvine nt nsmrr. in they n y , 'Let * lry{
from Broadway hits lo stardom in Coni Golf Club,
Ruby Kerler.'
early talkla muiirali, la eonfenl In *<w# ,(1-1 tn | | y# m v * n Nuyi,"
Her a rlli# life herr k:»pi her
he a houiewif# and mother, with ,),# Mid, "and a# had a lummer In gond trim Tanned, dim and atan occasional fling at ihow bull- h(HJM h#r# ofl
g,,,. -p,,, tractive, she looks much Iris thin
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year a a derided lo atay her# all hrr 41 y r ir i
Th# dancer la how Mra. John
u mr |i*j rather a amall house,
Born In llsltfai, Nova Scotia.
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but il will do until w# find • bigger Mu* KrUer herame famed at a
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W e d. Se pt. 21. 1915
Page
S dojoJL £ von iL
Beta Sigma Phi
Plans Rush Party;
Hears Mrs. Graham
Joy-Ruth Class Officers Are Installed
0y Homer Osborne, Department Head
_
-School
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Th« Joy-Ruth Sunday
G a n of the F irit Baptist Church
n e t at tha home of Mr*. Ralph
Betti for ita monthly butinen anJ
octal meeting Monday evening.
The atitlon wa* called to order
V Mr*. Je»*te Carter, preiident
A devotional w»» given by Mr*.
Melvin Dekle who uied the
O.emt "What DM It Co»t!" from
the book, "Take Time*."
After routine bu*i»e»* Mr»
Carter, outgoing president. thank
cd the officer* of the cl*** for
the past jear* cnoperalwn and
faithful nett. she wa* pre*ented
with a devotional book b* Mr*
Benny Austin from the eta-- in
appreciation for her faithful »er
vice for the pa*t year On the
back fly leaf, each member wmle
a warm me**age of a pptv cl a Dun
to her.
A clinic fur new officer* »»*
held led by Mr*. A J Peterson
Thr new officer* for ISAi-W arv
Mr* Ralph Bett*. president! vice
Art, Music Heads, pre**den\
Mr*. Olio Thoma*; *e
crelarv, Mr*. Calvin Wright;
Principals Honored trea*urcr. Mr*. Alfred v'lulc*
leader*. No. One, Mr*. Ro
With Open House gruup
bert Hodge*: No Two. Mr*. HoMonday night an annual open g-.T Schmidt: No. Three. Mr* : FL'TL'RK M IIS|:s « I f i t —In t’i- mu*ie rwnn of tie St lulnul* High School a meeting «** hr d
frpute < i l held honoring the Art Marvin Oulckert; No. tour. Mr* ] yeaterday uornlnir for tha Fnlute Nuraeg CM* Of fleer* Net* voted upon and it » * ' announced that
I
W*l Office i» air, left
Ind Mu»lc ehalrmrn and prin Billy Howard; and devotional' llhe jutiiur * and ten lor* >d the rla»*c* will lie able to Work in the ho
to rig Ih, front row: M l'lit IM tie Bollinger* vice-nr e»Went, .Mi** \o rtia Ann MactlUBa, pirsldrnt and
cipal* of Seminole County In the chairman, Mrv, Frank Bryan,
Mi** lima Jean Curler, ecervta»y*!rra«ui*r. florvn m
M. * Ann Davla, corresponding
office of Art and Aluiie Consult
Thrue were in*ta!led then by
ant* in tho Court Houte and in H oim ' O*borne. superintendent of laiyj Mi-* Barbara Ruins. In. Um tlv advi->ir and .Mi-. t». II. Alathcra, iham nait of pie F u lu it Nm*.-a
Club fioiu thr Auattlaly. (I'huto hv Juiuc'uiit
the admlniitratlen building on the Young Married People* Do
Commercial St.
partment. He compared ihe ela**
Decoration* of yellow a r i d am| it* olficer* to a *hip and it*
green were carried out and rc- crew of officer* in an lm p rc.lv e
freihmrr.t* wera trn e d .
Installation service. He charged
Shower;
Rayburn Milwae, County School the officers to remember scrip
Ali.t
Shirley
Atm
Jon* |K>p:iIai lainrd with a lunclin-n vat trdny
uperintendrnt, (poke on the u*r turedor strength for performing By
bride-elnt of Octs>l<er, ’ « it led at 1: :o p in at thr Skyline lief ipecial aanrlco initructor* ami Ihrit duttc* and Ihe limitation "Be
friduy evening when Mr*. K. la u i a n t by Mr*. J H. Jones and
contultanli in the county. The art itlll and know that 1 am God" and MAR It:
Mrs. Janie* Ituraid via. study AY. Estr* and Mr . l„ A. Hardy All*. J. It. Jonr* Jr,
remcmbci
hi*
promise
"Lo,
I
and niutlc program for the com
Tl-e Lm.Iron table was crulrr
leader fur Circle N'«- * ot the snls-ttiiimd with a crystal or
ing year «a* ditcuned with Mr*. am with >ou alway*,"
First Methodist Church which personal shower at the hwnte of e.l with a lia.kit uf fruit. AtlraDot Land and Mr*. Mildred
The group kadcr* were as met resinjly In th* h»me of Mr*. th* former. D - o r a tn i. carried tlsrly ai'.ng'-d to poiti iv a Ha
Babcock.
signed a lilt of new leader* for W. W. Tyie. Mra. C. L. AVnllia out lii* hiiday niulif for t H■w waiian thrUir. u .ie I ila ho »
It wa* announced that a muiic Ihe year beginning In (k-totier < • - co-ho,le-s.
doli*. cola!, palm* a‘ill till)
n. c-ision,
clinic will be held Monday and GUIs were presented to the tea
I.nest, weir seis’d by the twis- sl.r!t« Atu atiile Uiiibii a ■ l>eai
Dunns*
her
atmly*
Millnuttd
Tuesday. All elamrntary teacher* cher*. Mrs. J. C. Newsome, Mr*
te..cs. aa>i*Ud liy tin ir charm fng the piece raids, half-shells
ar* urged to com*. David L. Wil* A. J Peterson and superintendent. gave a "most beautiful and in ing daughter#, A|i.s Kay E-‘- with imiiatuir bug. of m e and
spiring
talk
on
'The
Confession*
mat, contultant In mutie •dura Homer Osborne.
macuiori and leu w-ie u--d as
of St. Augustine' by Louise Kdl- and All * .Maltha Jean Hard).
tion from the Stato Department
Mr* Ralph Belt*, new prc*l ingsvvurth. 'T h l a
man',
she
Tho-e ii'istd lr.< lioled Mr*. favor,. Ea-li guest was gi.en uiu*
«T Education will be fu eit apeak* dent announced the nevt Hireling
lirought out, " s o nrxt to^ Pa i| Kelt ie P. Ita At. L. of ibe dolls ftom ihs’ tuisket ipon
•r.
will be held with Mr*. Calvin in Rtentlm• s aid hr tcsii.es is Gary, Mr.. I . II. IlanirU, Mr*. di i i ■ It'"
and f
Tho** who attended weie Mr*. Wright, 1117 Douglas Ave.
ruiuo.cted the ailangriociit I
to leain In 'descend bvfute as
n
i.vaits,
Mr*
J
A
•
llarrie,
Margaret Bryan, Mr*. Al'Lis*
Deliciou* refreshment* w e r e cending’ . . **
Mrv. W. it. Meek, Mra. A. A. biacus a'-e was Used fur a
Bontaa, Mr*. Betty Brown. Mr*. served from the dining room ta
^'Everyone prs.cnt," a mem!-r Mysr*. Atr*. E. I- l.iiltrcll, Aft*. handles, for the gur.ls.
Jloda Dovla, Stewart GaUhel, ble which wa* overlaid with a
Ilia h o .tr.#es presented Mi
Mr*. Cacar Nalder, MU* tlene lace cloth and was beautifully slated, ,*fr|t a little i an r lo I. C. f ilitla th , Mr* Joseph Join* with a rural nr.klare.
Lciiiio.it,
Mr*.
J.
II.
Staley.
Mra#
God
ill
ter
hearing
the
life
of
tins
Kunnelly, Mr*. Mary Leo Ni- decorated with arrangement> ol
t!oy Wi i'cnl tiigi r, Mi . I It.
tin. is in a-lditlon t» th,- I »
man".
eholi, Mr*. Janl# Hart, Mr*. Co htbi-ius
Stoner. Mr*. 1. V. M ill, 31* ■ J- l r - n • and gur-t of honor In. lud1
rine B. Lowry. Herold HeckrnD
e
l
i
c
i
o
u
s
rrfn
hmcnt*
*f
Thise p ro m t were Mr*. J. W
bach, Mr*. Margaret Reynold*. Carter. Mr*. Calvin ttrlght. Mr*. punch and rookie* wen- te iv d . W. ADKInnon, >1r«. Jotiit liuda, id 'll*. A. At. Jones and M'<
Mr*. Centra Cochran. Mildred Jimmy Wade, Mr*. Otto Thomas. Mrs. Mars in l.rddun call' d Dir Mu. Ihonia* Moon. Alt*. T. L. J, A'-. Ibastey, mother of the
Z t. Tillia. Thelma Slke*. Mr*. Mr*. Roger Schmidt. Mrs Quick meeting to order rv/ter which I.iligo, All" Ala* I . lid.alt. V'U III id* and bridegroom re.peetlseIrene Watt. Mr*. Elliabeth Shar ert, Mr* Benny Austin, Mr*. Mel Mrs. Blake Sawyer mne a ilesu. Misses Ituth David-on. Kathryn ly. All*. Ifetlie P, Rag.dalr, and
I.aw ion and 1Mhcr llnstel 111 Alti I.. F. Alltel..-m, giaudiuothrl
lion.
on and Mlaa France* Cobb.
vin Dekle. Mrs, A. J. Peterson
lo AGA. A, Al. Jm.Yf* of the guest uf honor
addition
Airs. tbirard thanked the l*di< Hoot***** were Mr*. Margaret Homer Osborne, and hostess. Mrs
that helped serve aupper duing Hurt her uf tl" Kii.tr ■elect a ml
(ioit, coordinator of ln*truction; Ralph Brit*.
. mother r |
"Youth Activities Week". Mu. Mr*. J. AY. II
Mr*. Dorothy Land, niu»lc cunIh e b i l l legroom •led. the g «i •»t
W.
W.
Tyie,
Mr*.
Ed
Kitchhoff
aultanl; and Mr*. Mildred Bab
as*
and Mr*. I. II Iju r y v. ill lolp of honorr the ho«te>Rir* and <
cock, art tonaultanl. Al*o Mr.
serve iiupp- r Thursday f-r Ilie sistant-.
and Mr*. Milwee, Mr. and Air*.
tin*
lunch '1
Men's Cluli with Mi
I.nldon
Well* and Mra. Anntbell Flem
*M* Higain ent‘. rMis* Son*
and Mr*. T>tr baking the pie*.
ming.
Mr*. 8aoyer reported th* pood
•J| Other* attending were Mr*.
crowd* at prayer meeting* on
WRDNKHDAf
F.ltaner Bennett, MU* Charlin*
Tfie Seminole County Food At- Wednesday ulchi ami d iv (-1 .
ArmaUong, Mr*, l.udlla Snyder.
M i» Ern**Mna French, Mr*. aocimtiun will inert at West Side don annourn i-d llie Seminal'' lo
l>e held in Eu tii on Sept. 21
Gtorgia Booth, Francra FUber. School a t ,1: U) pm .
The Firat Baptist Junior (I A N from lu a hi. to 2 :n p.m. At vMr*. Dorothy Doughten. Mr*.
Madia Analey. Mra. Margaret ( I t and 12 'years will meet at one wishing lo go i» asked lo
plea.c contort Mra. Hunter#
Wright and Mr*. Velma Mtlched. the ehureh at 3:10 p.ns.
OVIEDO — The IM I-to fi-» t
The First Baptist Prayer meet
Mrr. Ted William, wa* made year for ihe Ovirslo Baptist
ing arrvlct will login at 7:30 chairman of thr barnar lo be AVAII' will he ending Tuesday
p.m. Bring yuur llitdra.
hsld Nov. 17 with Mrs. Bocanl night. All-. Joe I Bru-lry, retir
The F i r a t Baptist Sunday and Mr*. It. F. Ciemdiaw n .’i.t- ing pn-idtni, will lie In rhaign
School Superintendent* Cabinet mg. Th* th eir will sen I ho*, of the tcisine-s meeting, follow
•Mr. and All*, f*. J. Allis* ate
meeting will be held in tha Cha tree* lo the L'.SII Sept 2 M l.
ing whiih Itie Ipah oii nfficris tl e pioud paicnl* uf a li Its
pel following the I’tayrr Meet
Eighteen visits were .made dur will he iti.tailed.
I Da ut. ton. Ilie young man.
ing service.
ing the month to tick and n« w
All circle have rnded th-ir In
U f DOIOTMY BOB
The BPW will hold a regular members. Mr.. Hosaid h*<l visit dividual mr-tlngs- Mrs. Theodor* named Dasnl Einest, v»as l«irn
AP Womta'a Editor
meeting at 4:30 n.m. at the ed the shut-in, Mr*. Nival* Aulin wa- hn.tr** for the filial Aiunday night in the local bo-pital. tShr wltl In- reinriiibeied a
Tired of tha itm t old ladylike Yacht Club. Mr*. Little will arrse Stouffer.
meeting of the Mal y I aw I nil
lob'. Co Into tho oil builnei*. supper.
Tho*e pi event were Mrr. f ia n Cirrle, Ml*. Ala.- E. King for tiie il u foim- r Ho.ciliary Colliini.
girl*. advUei Edna Hurry, newly
The Central Baptist Church ce* Ledilon, Mr*. W. W, ly re,
elected president of the Dr*k and choir rehearsal will be at 7 pm. Mr*. James Boiard. Mrs. Illake Katir-Sue Cncle Mi* T. II.
Tiie Bay. and Atr*. AAV J. list
DanirH and Ain J. N. Tlioinpson,
Derrick Cuba of North America.
The firat regular meeting of Sawyer, Mr*. Trd W illiam M r* . retiring ehairmen of the te pee- man ailfiutlln* the bn th of a
daughter, Roth Ellen, weighing
Thtro are at prooenl 1,000 mem- the Seminole County Council of E. If, Ijsiiey, All-. Ed Kirrhhoff,
h e n of (Me uniqoo organization. P-TA will meet in Laks Maty at Mr*. C. F. Hi anon, Mrs. Octavia tlssi rlrvle*. wreie given lovely H IIk . and I'-" i is*, bm n Monday
Composed of women working in 9:3. to 11:30 am . All officer* Bumblry, Mr*, ft. F. Crenshaw, gift* fiom tluir cirrle member*. night at 10. Ik in tl.*' I'loi Ida
All*. A. A. Alyer* home was Sinllaiium,
Ilia oil iadu*try. During their re- and delegate* of all P-TA's are Air*. J. W. Brown, Aft.. E. II.
thr rerne of Ihe final meeting of
reat conrenlion In New York, MM urged to be present.
I.*y Jr., Air*, (’lark Leonanly th# fra il Martin Cirrle, with
M r, and M r*. R aym o n d 1 cof the gale represented dub* In 30
Mid-week prayvr sen ice of the and Air*. C. L. Walli*.
Mr i. • II. F, Whe#ter Jr- as eo- Steven* announce the blith "f »
atate* aad three C a n a d i a n Firit Methodist Church will be
hosteis, th# orra-inn tH-ing a daughlir, Batissia ta r, weighing
pros lace*.
gin at 7:34 p. m. Circle No. > i*
dinner party. Mr*. I« A’. Hail ti Ih*. I or, Sept. II at the Or
Job* hold by the** women range sponsoring the service with R. W
will continue another yrar as lando Air Lo rie R a t hospital
from president* of oil companies Ware a t speaker. The Nursery
rhairman
of this circle.
Mr#. Steven* U tb* f o n u r r llaila open fur *mall children.
to secretaries and file clerk*.
The Nettie Farnell Cirri# h<-M hia Hall.
"We have a lot of girl* who are
TtlUHMDYY
it* final meeting of the year at
M gioeen, geologist* aod chemist*
Th# First Baptist Junior R A ’*
lltr home <-f All*. J. II. June* J r , '
Air. and M i* . Rnta-rt E. R a n te r,
I J S
Q
working In tho oil busineis." aay* will meet ot tha church at 7
their rn-chaiinian. This was a •dn are the proud p a n uU of «
4kt*i Hurry, who** own Job I* la p.m.
*
covered di.h *oppr r homuing t t . Airs, Raiil"f*un I* the formrt
tho personnel department of a New
The Ladle* Society uf the
their rrtiring chairman, Mis. sun, R o lan f.ail J r . Ixun Kept.
Jersey ail company. "Even those BLFLE v ill meet at 11 a. m. at
Drady* E. Mather*. Ml*. Joins G eialdir# Alnnden of Mdlislun
Saturday
night
at
the
Sanford
who h ire dealt Jobs Rnd there’s the home of Mr*.
O. Robert*
presented, in liehalf of the cililr,
never • dull moment. Thing* Ju»t fur it* monthly luncheon and busi I’St) a t'on.tilution f>ay Dame
a
beautiful laty Susan to All*.
wa*
held,
lies
orations
rairytng
Atr. Bod Mi*. Duval G illla ' i
an m to h a p p e n ia .tha oil ness meeting,
out the thinie were used thruogli. Matbei*.
aiilioumr tiie hulh of a *'>n lii!
industry."
FRIDAY
out th* room* In red, while and
Audit, on Sept. 12. She i» l 11
Tha new aecretary of the orThe 8anford Duplicate Budge blur.
rookie* were shaped Into mini fonurr fwlla Ma* lltldgr).
ggntiatloa, ElUabefh Van Kuyk of Club will meet at th* Yacht Club
li-istcsse* were the Gar ature flags bearing the cotm* of
New York, it asilitaat manager for It* regular weekly session. denSenior
Club represented by Mi», 1*. led, white and blue, A (n u t lino
Mr. and Mu. Ilrrb n l Sten
af the pipeline right-of-way divl- Beating ll scheduled for 7:30 p.m.
.(rum aiiliiiunsu ti>* hitlh uf a
Qjoa of a big oil company. The with play to atari promptly at B E. Illor ami Air*. Jody Farncmn. was irpoitrdly had by all
Junior ho#te*sc* weie Alls* Bob
Sunday night at the l Jill » daughter, Sharyn Alarm, w is h
fcdcond vie* president, Irma Cline o'clock.
by* Mutton and Airs, riemgia "Your Nile" wa* held, ltcplc- ing d Ills. II or*, on S e p t . It#
et Wlchlt* Falla, Tei., li a partner
Tb« eiecullv* committee meet Booth.
senting Ihe Garden Club »«• the Fernald l-aughton Memormt
la an oil company and works for ing of the Seminole AssociationRefreshment* of rosikirs and Air*. AV. It No hot-on. Mill Alary Hospital. AG* S to iu tro m f* the
a Arm of lawyer* serving the oil al Woman's Missionary L'nion
builaetif Other officer* are Lydia w'" bo hsld at 10 a m. In the punch were nerved. Th#* novelty Anil Atichel* was junior ho#(e-- foinmr All • i ai'dyu Patfuk,
Bsbka of San Praocisco. first vice Firat Baptiit Church. Drinks will
preiident, end Either Welch of be furnished. Membeit are asked
Amarillo, Tex., tm iu r e r .
to Uko their lunch.
the** girl* are Mriotu about
MONDAY
their' buiinei*. Their meeting* ere
Th* regular liu*lnrs* and so
devoted to study if method* and cial meeting of the Truth Seek
iteration a and discussion* of how ers Sunday School Class will he
h*M a 3 p.m. lo McKinley Hall.
to do tholr
if
Shirley Ann Jones, Bride-EIccf
Circle No. Four
Given Luncheon
Led In Group Study Feted At
Mrs. J. Bozard
i
Oviedo Baptists
To End Fiscal Year
At Tuesday Session
B I R T H S
Women Getting
Into Oil Work
Compliment Your New Fall
Wardrobe With a Beautiful
fiidsL-a-Wtik.
Fall Hair Style
MARY BROWN'S BEAUTY SHOP
I* Offering
SOFT, EASY . TO - MANAGE
WAVES
0H S m
i
w n r or m o n b o c
cornu
* English and Western
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><7.50
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Mary Browns Beauty Shop
OPERATORS: Mary Brown, Jewell Cohen, Hazel Courier
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1301 Palmetto Ave,
The n ;utar semi-monthly m erl
ins of Gemma lambda Chapter
of Bel.* Sisma Phi w»* held a‘
Ihe honii of Air* Jack Arm.iron:
Alnntav night willy Alts* Mai Ion'
Sing'itari assisting a* io h o .tr.Diiring the .hurt bu-tnrs. meet
Ing. fln.i! plan* were annuumed
for the annual rush pgit* to laheld at (hr liuti Kinib.’rgartrn at
911 I'aik Ave, Alonday S-pt, 7.
at 0 p in. All rusliei-. ami mem
her. ere to lire*, a. hindercart -n
Kiddie, for an rvruing of Informal
fun and cntcrtammrnt. A iv«iiie.t
wa* appiuvrd and acrcptnl In
thr s.ipinly to siMn.or a Brownie
Tnuip fill thr coining yrar A
r-.'|nrt « j i given on Ilie Bela Sit
ma I'lil convention held in Miami
in June by the representative*
allcn-ilng front tie losal rhap’
Air* J.unrs Castami and All.
Harold Chapman,
A’ the rlo-e of the hu-itie**
meeting .in enjoy aid • and tutor
ma.ise talk ».<• fincn In Air*
Ala i guerde Graham, d im lor ot
c\i i ptional ctuldlril lor f*-.*in In
ole ' ounly In hrr lalk. Atr* Gra
ham lonrhrd on 1lie growth o'
rorurllon.il woik in Florida an I
-tal.-il that llirrs- were more
-)ie."h currerti n uorkci- m Flo
tida at this time than in .is o'hrt
stmCi-rn state* amt tli.il markvd
pnigrv-s* wa* being made,
Mie spoke on the sarhnis 11p r
of aptvcli dltlicullti. experience'i
by roil'lren, Ilie likelv ongin ol
iSe flllf.rullr anil Ihe ' iii**IIism| s
o.s-d In rorrreting them At ll.i
clo.e of the talk by Alt-. Grah.nn
reiri-.hmiiit. u( .herto-l drink*
•iid .orli'd rtaikiv* wine scrseil
liy Hu lu.'ii *sr*
Rainbow Girls Are Installed ;
//li‘ss E. Woodruft Is Advisor
In »n inipre»«i*f «mitlirligt.t 'n in e l.rynold'. Mai-ha'i; Mr*.
ccrrmoiiy ,'h « Klua1" th
Airgmia
Andcis-m,
surrftary j
rulf mm iiMnllciJ mi WuiOi> Mi-. I'lol AAyait, shaplainj an-1
Aiivitiir «f >nrtfoiit A : n t . N*»
* 11111:«'r of Ii a ifil■«»ai. 11•r* l ai i j t L'va Hat k e y , musician. Air*. Vir
g in ia Andet.un, lAortliy M s t io u ,
Monday night.
,
A» iltr »aji fHiiilc«S to her ant R, A\ furnel VVoithf Pa
of briniiiols i hauler No. 2 Or
' t Ml Itlll .'ll
JlT toll* v waiUtf
"Utln*t
Offkci* iiiwinlit'il u» der »f H r Eastern Star weie innthti m th 'll** U uotlniff o n e ttinlui id ami exlmdcd giai 1
huuoi v
llii • M;t«v l .u - * t | dtihjf \
l i r f lowing advisory In.itd
•miiilf
IittiA Jrtti.
I mi Ir j v Clisii 11>;
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h'lflil) : Ml** In* C<ni»ri
I' mIt in li* ii i :
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and
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Frie n d ly W elcom e Exte n d e d
Credit Restraints Boost Interest
Frank M ebane, Hotel Manager
Welcome home Frink MebaneI
We're hippy to iee you In Sanford, and
we're extending our best feUeititinm for a
lo n g — hippy—end aucceisful stay here with
u*. And certilnly, ilong with thoie words,
we're hoping that you will enjoy the biggeit
and beil icmon the Mayfair Inn hi* ever
hid.
Frink Mebane ia the new manager of the
Mayfair Inn. and we want everybody In San
ford and Seminole County to know that he’a
here to put into operation the New York
Giant*' modern hotel for tourist* and vlsltore, for another brilliant aeaaon.
The Mayfair Inn hat caused the name of
Sanford to go into many comera of the
«M'itry where otherwiae we would not have
keen known. And now. with young and vigo•.oua leaderahip in the pluah hotel, and with
Ideaa that are freth and receptive, many
people are expected to flock here to take ad
vantage of the many attraction* provided
that cannot be found in other part* of Flori
da. goldcnaat or no goldnat.
Here in Sanford we know that the New
York Giant* have made an excellent choice
In a hotel manager to head their organiza
tion. From our p*»t experience, when Frank
Mebane cornea to Sanford to help put the
Mayfair Inn on the map, we know that he’a
going to do a bang-up job, not only in making
the fine hotel a successful operation, but In
making Sanford and Seminole County belter
known in other part* of the country where
friend* aomettme* count.
The Mayfair Inn ie an inijx>rt*afit asset
for Sanford. The hundred* upon hundred* of
The Sanford Herald
••I lu te t
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vialtora brought here to enjoy tha warm
winter montha laava thousand* upon thous
and* of dollars in tha eoffara of tha local
merchants- The spending by the hotel itself
for tha goods and materials for a big horn*
to be operated ia no littla Ham in six* ar>d
impact. The number of people am ployed on
the staff who spend and live In Sanford [a
another big consideration.
So Frank Mebane will put into operation,
the gear* and machinery of the Mayfair
Inn. which In turn will provide eom* of tha
big things that affect our economy.
So again, wa extend a hearty welcome to
Frank Mebane, and if they could be heard,
we know that hundred* upon hundreds of
Sanford and Seminole County citliena Join
with u* in the klndty, friendly greeting!
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This is Constitution Week. An important
week for real, red-blooded Americana.
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Sean in the "Kiwania Bulletin” : Primari
ly the appearance of Sen. Smathera In San
ford is designed to further hie campaign for
re-election to tha U. S. Senate, however, the
man unquestionably ha* a tight grasp on
the trend of the world affairs and has ren
dered Florida an invaluable service In the
Senate. The Jayceea are to be commanded
for their efforts to gat Sen. Smathera to
apeak in Sanford and tha various eivle group*
are indebted to them for their arrange
ments of this program. Tha people have a
right to hear their Representatives in Congreaa—election year or not."
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The Underprivileged Children's Commit
tee of tha Sanford Kiwania Club is planning
Ha annual Seminole High School Football
Gam*. Fund* derived from this source are
•pent entirely on the needs of underprivileg
ed children. Help three ways: the Sanford
Kiwania Club, Seminole Hith School, and
tha ehlldran whoneed much attention.
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Wedneiday, September 21, 1965
TO D A Y 'S lit HI J f VKRHK
Set your effectiona on thing* abrAa and
not on thlnga on the earth.—Coloaaiana 8:2.
—The Hindoo* teach to banish dtaire entirely. Paul taught a better wey,
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UTSIDE ROCKEFELLER CENTER, M aestro Arturo Toacanini'a artistic sensibilities were offended by a very old
organ grinder who was rendering a m arrh from "Carman" at
a funereal pace.
"Ftoter, you fool, faster!*
•Used Ifea Maestro la passing.
Heart day a new placard adorned
the beggar's organ: “Pupil of
TooeaniM."
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THRIFTY, DOLLAR CONSCIOUS
NEW CAR BUYERS
YOU'RE TELLING ME1
Our Present Information Is That New 1956
DODGES And PLYMOUTHS Will Be
On Display In Late October.
to a tot
W e Have In Stock 9 New 1955 DODGES
an Idoran nawi hoar. Aa effort H
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I t jt'w * .
A Mebeasho eentonartoa ob tori a tottto. Lac by t o w T e l
served her birthday by doctoring them that they hold tha slump,
that people should work—not Bght tonehip at different periods to his
for Lie things they w ant A t age tory.
W W a S P JS
O PEN
*
Til
You Will Be Beating The Price Increase That
is Coming On The 1956 Models.
Sunday 25th
500 P.M.
17.
You Will Own A Car That Has Set The
. Pace In Its Class For Performance And
Style, A nd Will Continue To Do So.
(South)
Y
fo u r New Beautiful Lake Front Homes
a Hm U ,
f
You Can Finance Your Unpaid Balance For
Only $5.00 Per Hundred Per Year For
As Long As 3 0 Months.
H O U SE
Lake Ulnnte, Highway
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You Will Get Far More For Your Car Than
It Is Worth By Acting Now.
• JEAN MtLAIK
• IDITB STAFFORD
• BSLLB MDtllBW
Saturday 24th
9 oo a .M.
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HERE'S HOW
t.
117 NORTH PARK
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Than You Ever Could Before Or Will Later.
Chunk. OTUaoaoL
OPMUTORI
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YOU W ILL SAVE MORE
BY BUYING NOW
Summer
Special
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A nd 2 New 1955 PLYMOUTHS. -
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W e Are Going To Sell These Cars A t Once.
I. If you bava aa inaide Up on There is one other nil* worth [ them. If a guy at your dinaar table
a new stock #r a hors# race, pass
. afflU M W . | W | ■ « . |
it on to Mm at one* It will pleats .•a .m b c rln i: Pw pl, . h . „ . u , X . , .
Mm to know you are ihUrtitad
have money usually lat It talk for laavta.
in earing Mm gri ahead
*. Never ask him w hen Is tha
safari place to keep money. Be
may be hMwg hit in the ciwtrhes
of trees and become tuiplcous that
you are trying to find out Ms
secret.
?. if ■ millionaire tells you the
•OFT, IONO*
only nkid to wealth it by hard
LASTINO
work, don't laugh out loud — even
though you know ko Inherited his
own riches. Uok Impressed Be
may be right. <U you don't think
Inheriting money to kard work, fust
•it dowi right now sad try to
REGULAR 910.00 PERMANENT!—
NOW JA9
inherit asm* yourself.)
8. M ia uawieo to ask Mm tow
NOW |* 9 9
REGULAR 91940 PERMANENTS—
■ W miHJoas to really has if
to mdr toa «w . M wig embarrass
htaiTlf to kaa mors tbu one.
k* • w ’t taD you anyway.
W s s m to r aavoral
millions Ires among your acqualataacatoip. avoid maaUastog Uw
ta a t Ivory mUUoaalro likes to feel
H ^la tto only milliosalro ia your
J * * " ! _ toapla to tto pretenet
af a mitUmlra fool a s overwhelm-
NO MONKEY DIZ
CINCINNATI IF—George Kcr>'.
ing Ihought hia ilr children »r,-a
strictly up to monkey business v r..
terday when one of Ihem yelled,
"There’s a monkey In the hark
yard."
But aure e— .
monkey rapidly making [runla
eith the yu'in; cj
0
tome bread and a banana.
Later the visitor look to the
ireea and diiappeared In a wooded
ares In Ihe neighborhood.
e
“How,* inquired Rosenbaum's
partner, "was that new hotel
you stayed at down South this
year? Should wa try It?* T h e
food wasn't had" admitted Re*,
enboum, “Rut tha muaie! One
night a waiter dropped a (ray
of knives and glasswaro while
the hand was outside having a
•moke, and seven aouptoo got tip
and began to dance/*
t t »
A link ia no stronger than tha will of
da
Iowa
do*
hefpe weed tl«
tha man who made It. Many strong links majlrr'e tow*. Probably
mierakre
Throe I
i mo to tto
make a strong chain. And many strong man daadefwa roofs fee buried boars. U.L hewing to ptto op Mesa op
I t I
make a strong dty. Both era to be desired.
PiKwen are to vinne aaopptoe torn*. As* they lU d jag f
NEW YORK iM — Practically. lion lira, ha
bo evea
everybody ellve Iodic sooner or uneasy over meeting you. A mil
later will meet a mllllonslra—and lionaire alwaya hae tha ueeaiy
Iw l worried about It
feeling aomn aa to trying to get
x
It v e i feared for a time that at Ma master, and hew 4m s he
■ W leealm would die out In thli know you aren't, loo? Aa a matter
thiltiatioe, that (her would go Ik* of fact, ha to probably right. Who
;
way of the dodo or the extinct ever met a millionaire without tha
wild secret hope ha eould help the
ffaaeooger pigeon.
Happily, It h u n t worked out fellow share tha burden of Ma
that way. Tha millionaire clan wealth?
Hero are a few time-tested Ups
h n proved a hirdy brerd. If milUenairoa aren't quit* multiplying on how to get akMg with
like the rabbit, they are at least millionaire:
{•creating fatter than Uw whoop1. When you first shake hands
tag crane
with Mm. avoid staring at bla
The e w a c a perron, told ho Is right hand Mp pocket. II will only
•Nag to meet a millionaire for tha make him more aenroue if your
nrat tleia, find* Mi heart suddenly eyes go Instantly to wharo you
heatiag a hit fatter.
think ho keeps hto wallet. (You'd
"How shall | act?" he aika. bo wrong anyway. All vataraa mil
lhaU I aay le Mm?"
lionaires carry their wallet to their
.
ha thumha through Inside coat pocket, whore they can
» eikiuatta book. Ra find, roach la and pat It geally
then, oddly, ao atlquatta lima to lima.)
u. » '
t *»Her aver thlaki to include a
i. If you aro at a bar,
ekapter on "Tha rara and Proper on buying Uw first round of drinks
Treatment of MUJtonalrei."
yoursalf,
nau. Thli
m i will
wiu throw
inrow him
aim off
an
Tht» to a airings overelgto h - guard,
rd. and ha will begin to ratal.
i ~T a ll' about - harmteta v ta S e i
.£•£•
wrltora i n n
- t o hive the idea that you should like politics, sex and Uw waattwr.
” /to ta l
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Whan a millionaire wants to talk
would aay ether aociaf equal They about moaay, ho llkoa to be Uto
•re an tha right track h«ra, hut one who brings up the subject
d a e l go far aaougb. Millie*
4- D ent mabs ridiculous re
awei are er« i more aqual than marks like, "Well, after aU, mosey
* to r social equal*
wont buy everything." The toll-v I * kelirful thlag to ramamber to Uonalre knows you araa't to a
f-Bat. a Mia you ir a uneisy at tha position to aay whether this la
I a( moetiag the mil- really true or n e t Be to.
APPOINTMKNT WITH FIRE
DALLAS, Tex. tfi Holy Trinity
Catholic ichool yiiterdey hold a
firs drill, showing off far three city
flra inspectors.
The students left the budding
•ad assemblad autiHe. A kitchen
helper sprinted out and whispered,
'•Fire," to the principal, Siite»
Verepa.
Tha Inspectors ruthed inside and
put out a fire hark of Uw auto,
matio diabwaihtr.
"Ftrat time I ever had a formal
appointment with a fire," said In
apector F. F. Chiniway
W A N TED !
O
well-aettled state la still part of
the wild frontier.
Proper Treatment Of Millionaires
aaacing of talas ia the tradiliim l
Mg aeaioa from now till C h ru twtU put ao brake on nbat Ihcy
predict will be a re-urd year
-RftsU hopei, Indeed, are r.*r
amg high far record C hriiiam
trade ta all tines
Steel RilUa are operating only a
little below capacity There li ns .
sign yet of any letdown tn stv-1
demand. Thia great Indicator rf
the buaineis boom atiU points to
lull strain ahead in nearby monthi.
The brakei may take bold lit*-,
but s i of now buiineis ia v J j
booming._____________________W
Tto
housing Industry
was
thought by many to to a particular
target to the credit-tightening pro
gram. And la July Uw starting
to afw homes faltered a tittle.
But N mapped back la Auguit
•ad buildara say Uw cevival is
lasting la September.
Appliances are another thtng
that many Americas families buy
on time l u t dealtra report that
Uw usual summer slump in sales
was hard to find. They think fl-
•By BINNITT
Newlyrepainted
safety zones, around
Sanford schools, leave nothing to be guesaed
FOUR Davy Crocketta (th at’s
at when H cornea to tha traffic safety for their real name) live In the town
our children. Watch for and obey aU signs • f Camden, Me. Thlo to the Bret
and directions whan driving around schools. we've resitted that that tong and
UAL SOYLK
f
Try and Stop Me
NSW Y O U « - W tot effect
bava sevem neatal t r a d I t reatrstate bad m akwing tto borineat to o n ?
Vary little, as far.
T to a e a t Uaglbie reiutt to tto
■alley ausagars' neves to Ughlea
erodit baa beea to cauao aa in
crease la tatoreri rater—and tone*
aa tocm aa ta the cast to datag
buatoeaa—sad to make the bank*
W itt areuad to Bad new money
to land to their many weuld-be
barren era
The mild reitratats May take via.
IWe term la the months ahead
Ttoy are chiefly aimed at actiag
•a a governor to prevent the Miri
ness boom (ran mailing away.
M to far there era few rigai
e l slowing down—and many algae
of mem induitrial end trada scUvlty the rett to thli yaer.
Ualmpmeaed by wanriagi tail
only oaiy credit t a r a i could keep
•at* iila i booming, the auto indus
try lays H plana to turn out ItM
modala at the tame fast clip U m |
when it introduced the ta u ’i. car
dealers are being warned to pre
pare for ovm keener competition
neat year.
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V Terrazxo Floors
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Italian Fall Fashions Inspired
Women's Fellowship Shows Film; By Era Of Empress Josephine
In front. Moderate baek fullnet.
By CF.I.E WOIII.
i» caught In hy very high or very
Mrs.
R.Kuntz Is Given ShowerROME—Napoleonic
Al’ New .feature.
ladie* and lo w martingale*. Sevan-eight*
A "mo»t enjoyable” moria wa*
viewed Monday night preceding the
monthly meeting of the Chrutlan
Women'* Fellow »hlp i t the First
Christian Church.
The film told in tntereitlng itory
about the Wuhlngton City ChristUn Church in W»»hington. D. C.
The public wa* incited and a large
crowd attendeJ.
Mr*. V. II. Grantham, president,
welcomed and thanked everyone
for attending. The »e»»ton w*»
railed to order and opened with a
hymn with Mr*. Ira Meliger a*
pianiit.
An lmpre«»l*e wor»hlp service
wa* led by Mr*. Perry Stone, asst*ted by Mr*. Sam Wade. After a
general buunei* meeting, the
Rev. Stone expreived deep appre
elation to the ladie* of the Church
for their fine work and prepara
tmn upon Ua arrival. He w*» **•
pecially grateful for the "Get Ac
quainted" party in honor of him
and hit family.
Iieliriout refrethmenl* were
Former Miss Await
Feted With Shower
At C . Priest Home
Mr*, f.emuel Carver, the former
Mit* Mildred Await, wa* honored
recently with a mUceltsneouv
shower given by Mr*. Randall
Pr.est and Mr*. C. C. Pried at the
latter'* home on Sanford Ave.
The dining table featured an ar
rangement of pink hibiteu* and
greenery turrounding a miniature
bnde and groom.
Garnet were played with priret
being awarded to Mr*. J. J. Car
vrr and Mitt Peggy Rett.
After the honoree wa* presented
her many lovely gift*, refreth
mrnlt of pink iced rake, minti,
an I punch were *ervrd.
Those invited to be with her
were her mother, Mr*. Nell Await,
Mr*. Grare Avery, Mr*. C. E. Chorpening. Mr*. E. D. Price. Mr*.
J. G. Ilerbsl. Mr*. C. L. Wynn.
Mr*. Harry Walter. Mr*. Clarence
Rotunda, Mr*. J. J. Carver, Mr*.
Kdna M. Snavely, Mis* Peggy Rest.
MW* Sarah Priest. Mr*. Ted Burnett, Mr*. W. T. Kelly.
Alto Mrs. L. M. Himes, Mr*.
Guy liner, Mr*. R. DeWitt Hunter,
Mrs. A. W. ilamil, Mrs. f). 0. Wal
ton. Mr*. L. T. Sheppard, Mrs. A.
R Stroup. Mrs. E. If. McAlexandrr. Mr* Zeb Ratliff, Mrs. W. B.
Kirby, Mr*. Albert Gate*. Mr*.
R V. Thompson. Mr*. Milton H.
Myall, Mr*. Brannon Tlton, Mr*.
Edith L. Arnold, Mrs. Ruth Jenkmton. Mr*. R. C. Carroll, Mrs.
Olive Well*. Mr*. M. L. Ttlll*. Mr*.
It. Earl Kipp, Me*. George R.
Sim* and the hottrss.
Mr., Mrs. Fort,
J. Stinecipher's
Honored Guests
lfried after the meeting by Mrs.
G. W. Roland and Mr*. J. W.
Knight, the ho*tc»>ei. A kitrhrn
•howrr wa* then given in honor
of Mrs. Ralph Kunta, who* home
wa* recently destroyed by lire.
Tbote present were Mrs. G. A.
Niblick, Mri. Edwins Bandy, the
lltv. and Mr*. Perry .Stone, Mr*
Harry Falk, Mr*. R. W. Catiubr,
Mr*. J. L Horton Sr.. Mr*. F.
Elicit, Mr*. Earl Evan*. Mr*.
Knight. Mrs. Roland. Mr*. Kunti,
Mr*. Bill Young, Mi*. Metigrr,
Mr*. J. L Anderson, Mrs. U. D.
Landrrs*. Mr*. C. R. Grtcmr, Mr*.
G. W. Morgan. Mr*. A. B. Huntley,
Mr*. Sam Wade, Mr*. 0. T. Pear
son. Mrs. L. Tharp. Mr*. C. Vail,
Mrs. II Ring, and Mrs. V. If. Gran
Ihim.
Annual Hallowe'en
Witches, Goblins
Will Howl Oct. 29
Th* committee, for the Hallo
we'en Carnival scheduled for Oct.
.'9 at Soulhtide School met Tues
day morning at the home of the
South.ida P-TA president, Mrs.
Guslava Bamberger.
The.a committees are made up
of all room mother rhairnrrti
from Southstde and Plnecrest
•<hoids, Mr*. Irene Karri* i* car
nival chairman.
It wa* announced that the pur
pose of the affair i* to rat.e
money for the yearly project*
and each room will be respon
sible for a booth.
Tentative plan* were made for
a spaghetti supper to be served
and alto auch things a* a pair
tree, pony rid**, fish pond,
country itore, handicraft*, an!
a potted plant booth. Fortuna
telling will also be on hand.
Approximately
POO children
from both school* will take part
and a big turnout ia expected.
More plan* will he di*cu*-ed at
lh» South.Ide l*-TA meeting Oct.
0. For any further information
parent* a rt a»ked to rnntart Mr*.
Art llarria or Mr*. Rambergerl
Women's Auxiliary
Of New Hospital
Asks For Members
Thera will be a meeting of the
hoard of director* of the Women'i Auxiliary of the Seminole
Memorial Hospital at 7:10 pm.
Thursday night in the City If all
followed hy a meeting of the
auxiliary a t I pm.
Chairmen of all standing com
mittees are urged to attend. A l s o
all paid member*, artive paid
members and paid walling liat
mentl>era are asked to appear,
Mr*. A. W. Epps Sr., president,
announced that members for the
wailing list are still being Mkrn.
A* soon a* there I* an opening
on the active list It will he' filled.
Mcmliera are also urged to pick
up their uniforms at Prnnry's.
Committee head* are rule* and
by-law*, Mr*. Harry Weir; rrr*i»linn deik, Mr*. R. N. Rlarkwrlder; pediatric*, Mr*. Flank
Woodruff III; sewing and cen
tral lupply, Mr*. Robert Reely;
ward section*. Mr*. R. B. Crum
ley: fund raising, Mr*. F. E.
Roumillat Sr.; Mr*. H. C. Iletiel,
sunihln* service; Mr*. John Mor
gan, hoapiulity cart; Mra. If. C.
Oaket, library; Mr*. Charles
Cola, placement; Mra. W. R. Dy
son. uniform*.
Mr*. T. F. MrDanie1 i* serving
a* program chairman for the
group with Mr*. Harden in
eharge of membership* and Mr*.
V. C. Messenger, publicity. Offleer* serving with Mr*. Kppt In
clude Mr*. R. F. Mann, vice prr•ident; Mr*. Andrew Carraway,
corresponding aocreUry; Mra. \V.
Gordon Dean, recording secre
tary! Mra. T. E. fucker, treasur-
The Phllathea Sunday School
Class of the Flr*t Raptitl Church
hetil lu regular monthly mretlng
Friday night at the home of Mr*.
E. M. Smith.
A ilellclout supper of hamhoi g rit, KaKfd heant, potato
saiad, and rake wa* served by
the ‘ C h e f Ed Smith and the
h o ttrttet, Mr*. Smith Mrs. Ray.
mnnd Rat* and Mrs. R. A. Cohen.
I
After the meal a “•ultra** relay“ wa* played by th« group
with Mrs. Curtla Lavender di
verting.
A short businrsa meeting wa*
presided aver by the president.
Mr*. J. E. Andrew* and gift*
were presented to Mr*. Andrews
and W. R. Fert, d ata teacher*.
Thosa attending were, bon
rueeta, Mr. and Mr*. W. R. Fort,
Mr. and Mr*. J , M. Rtinerlpher;
i other* wrr# Mr* A. II. Ilarrit,
Mr*. J rt|i* Cook. Mr*. Jonnlt
Elam, Mr*. Kali* Slaughter. Mr*.
Minrvab Williamson, Mrs. E. C.
Mellon, Mr*. Thad Jones, Mr*.
H. R. Duggar Mrs. A. G. Van
K r.i.
Mr*. Rill Strmper, Mr*. C T
Rabun, Mr*. W. T. Kelly, Mr*.
Charles Benham. Mr*. L. M.
llim*e, Mr*. J, E. Andrews, Mrs.
Clareno Calllns, Mr*. Cliff
I Able*, Mr*, i . B. Phillips, Mrs.
* Voll* William* Jr., Mr*. Brailey
Mr*. Esther Trued entertained
(hlham, Mrs. W. M. Tripp, Mrs.
W. j. Prarork, Mrs. Waltar p m the ladle* Aid of the Lutheran
ler, Mr*. J, A. Hunt, Mrs. Curtla Church of tho Redeemer a t her
I-avender, Mrs. Jsha Rader and homo oa Roaslla Drive latt week.
The meeting waa opened by
Mr*. Jim Riser.
the president, Mra. M. Hedge*.
Mra. Phillip Skates had th* de
votional which waa “Our Gifts af
Money**.
Pleas were mad* far a bake
i
Mr. a id Mr*. T, C Rrissey af •ala !# ho hold Oct. 32, Nov. 11
Greenville, B. C , arrived la Ban- and Doc. S. I t wa« decided to
ford yesterday la *pand w a* chaage tho aaootlag night to tho
lima with Mrs. Rriaaey'a aiethtr, second Thursday of tho month
Mr*. Noodai Gray a t her home because a f tho coaflktiag P-TA
an 1B04 Baaford Ave. Mr*, meeting.
Tho hostess served refreshv Rrissey ia tba former Mis* levit* to Mra. M. Hedge*. Mra.
arty Gray.
Ibakarik.
Mra. ftllllp
n
BKat
r
Mr. and Mra. 0 . W. Hall and Skater, Mrs. rkilllp Bchelsamann,
children Richard and Carwlya ar- Mra. J m Meiack, Mra. Ebbar Lee,
and Mra. B.
rived ham# Monday aftar apaad- Mrs. J i t i t a m
U •«* about twa waaka la Clevalaad. T aaa, and points a f laiaraat
Ladies Aid Has
Regular Session
p sM A o n a lA
Indian princes inspire Roman coat* are popular.
Basic dresses are etassie. high■ ire.maker, in thrir fall arid
busted Empire sheath* or simple
winter collection* thin year.
Empire pu.hcd-up bo»om*. un ftaring princesses. Extravagantly
marked waistline* and slim skirts full skirts are out except for af•hared the spotlight with equally *, r dark. The plainest of bodies-*,
romantic oriental tunic* in the ar* shown in full-skirted drr*«c*.
Neckline* are low, rounded and
recent Italian showings.
shoulder straps rather wide. Only
When carried to the extreme, hallgowrti* are strapless. Narrow
both line* are a bit thtatriral. sheaths are much t«*n for dining,
Exaggerates! Empire gives the
many with tunic coat* to match.
impression that model* a r •
Fabrics are rich, some even
dre-*rd up as heroine* of tilth
fabulous. Gleaming oriental bro
century novel*.
Rut the de*igner» are not al- cade* are the first choice. Pure
gold mixes with Chinese red,
together transported. The Em •liver with brilliant blue, for
press Josephine look i* suggested cocktail and evening wear. Velby seam*, bows, pleat* and bands
*rU\ »tlk* are
“nJ al«o
*,r“',ily
T ? * "*
under the rai-ed bu.tl.ne and dried
in evidence.
sometime* the touches are barely
Dull
silk
and
velvet
often
are
perceptible. Though the natural
combined
for
Iheir
effective
con
waist is never or rarely accented
by a belt, it is hinted at in the trast.
Designer* showing in Rome un
cut.
•ler thg -auspice* of the Italian
The tunic often I* modified into
High Fashion Syndicate present
a long, slightly flared suit Jacket highly individual rollertion. with
or into an ovrrskirtrd dress in the general framework of one
• bowing a couple of Incite* of or the other prevailing line,.
pirated under»kitt from beneath.
Eleonora Garnett'* New Em
Winter coat* are rently ^J^f^'plre is an understated Empire,
in the Empire style, a RUM admirably adjusted to ptesenl
flaied lielow the knee and smooth lay lespiirrments. Tho low-pleatl ed daytime princesses look comtollable In move around In. Il»r
suit* are simple, di-crretly ador
ned with fur nr salin-laprlied.
Evening g o w n s are maimy
•leaped sheaths worn with dianutic won) cloak-.
ATHERTON, Calif, r Eetillnamll, the suit and coat
hhiilrv Temple Is no* a comely, rx |n it, goes all out for the tunic,
sclf-posvcs-cd young matron living ills Indian Tunic line I* consist
In llm little town nn the San Fran ently ba-cd on what the w<ll
cisco peninsula with her husband, ilirssrd la.mh is wiating. Suita
i'bartrs A. Illack. and Ihrce chil have long, hiplenglh jacket, over
dren; Linda Susan, 7; Charles J r . slim skirts . A roat innovation is
3, and Uiri Aldrn, 1.
modelled after the costume of the
Black, son of a top utility com- llharakan desert in ea-trin liniiv
pany executive, is a lechnocronom- Straight In front, the dunk has
ic consultant al Stanford Itr.carrh wida hox-pleallng controlled hy
Institute. They live quietly in a wide hemline belling.
Gatlinoni goes Russian Imper
one-vlory California hou>r with a
palio which i* only partially land ial in her Nala<ha collection,
scaped They are winking to cum named for a character in "War
and Peace." It is frankly roman,
plelr It.
**W> have the do il-your-clf tic and her silhouette pure Jutecraie." Ihe 17-year old Shirley ex phlnr.
The Magie line of Mlngolmiplain*.
Gugrnhrim follows the current
The one-lime child movie star trend* only vaguely. The outline
with ihe m o p . ^ w e n c„r!. h a» i;h; ; ; , ”'- ,
ln'7r,.'.rV
kept a library of her old films They
tm r., fut
,,Ir( t
should be “ wonderful for birthday
n„ Mr m„ r ll.|..
parties', she »ay*. even if her own
EontatVi " \ " line broadens
children aren't hwi giratly im the shoulder* and minlmiiet the
pressed. Sutan taw some of them waist. Her net Mine* are invari
recently.
ably round, skirts marly all
"She liked them, hut didn't think shralh with floating l.*» k or front
I tang very well", said her mother panels. Huge artist's (uilettc colIn Shirley's case, fame dir* hard ■ar* complete the effect.
She »U1I gat* (bout IV) J i n tal • No ncher brarade* are seenler* a wrek, mostly from Smith tnrx-w her* • than ’at Uatlilorrhi'S
Amenta and tome part* of Europe show. Straight from Danta-eua,
where tha little girl pictures still {the use* them for all hr-r cocktail
are being shown. She dorvn't try end evening cloth* -, in glistening
to answer them.
combinations of liright red an I
Friend* say she was sstonished sretn on gold, brown on gold
at (hr stir caused lutnr monlhs and white on gold.
The Tessilric* drU'Isnta, Weav
ago whrn she gut an Interior deeorator’* ln-rn-e to take a little er of the Island, who-* lotto is
flyer into the hustnrs* world. The fabric rather than design,, pre
fashionable firm which disrrretly sent* a casual rollrrllon of pant-.
announced her ronnrrlion with It Jackets and slrrel dress** male
wa* immediately swamped with of her Capri* handlonmrd rlulh.
Kl»a Vnlpe shows resl.alnt a--d
rail* -for her lerv lrn . Children
•trram rd in. hoping for a glimpse •obriety both of rut and eolor.
of "Shirley**. Most of them had Her siaistline I* lots and laviih
seen part of in old film on a re u-e nf buttons nn *uits and revi
ved coat-diesse* eharaiterites the
cent TV show.
Besieged with request* In serve line.
Earaunl, newest designer to the
on committers, support cause*, sp- Roman group, proves him-elf an
pear on television and take part excellent tailor in hi* soft, fluid
in roclely fashion show*. Mr*.
Black quickly rrlrealt-1 further suit*.
(ilovannelll Selarra »hnwt a col
*at2 privacy.
lection of *uits, Jarkets dipped
Engrossed In her homemaker >n
__
in >lt„
the baek and __
low-line
afternoon
role, ahe says she doesn't feel the 'skirl* with pannier*.
firebell urge In Ho any entertainIng", though »hr doesn't flatly role
out Ihe posiibrlity of a dramatic
Legal Notice
comeback some day.
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Bight now her ambition Is In be
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% \ ll I'MH • • MIMH. : M M M I ,
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good part of her own homework. K .•t ITllltltM.
i r . u u.%* \ s u a r i 'is i.%M't?
rooking and child rare really keeps
n i M l ' A N T , i.HC, A IN.ri.iA .«r*
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her hand* full, the tay*.
ru im iff
"There jutt isn't anything to lay v
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about me", she tell* wouldb* Inter
|l»fen.1m f
viewers. "We’re just living here i M i . M i i H M i n i i: t o i n i i . aii
T o JO HN IsftlMK, J i t .
like anybody else."
Yrni i f * haf*»*V Mralirud In A*-
Shirley Temple
Quietly Living
fan 4
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with a "lamb." Utile one* will
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a Imle lamb-shaped washcloth
rnada from terry cloth and foam
rubber. It's soft and light enough
to float In the suds when poppet/
ieto tba bathtub,
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lo match the lamb with slippers.
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you can launder them in the wash
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By ED WHJU
The Aaaoelated Fret*
THE SAM OKD HERALD
Juil a few dayi a |o M anner
"b
R'eA Sept. 21. I 9 »
f a tey Stlngel said the New York
Yankee* had to win all their re
maining th game* to cop the
American League pennant. -Now
By I II ( OB RIG AN •
they ran wrap It up by winning
NEB’ YORK 'Jr— In the opinion three out of five.
of f lm r d Cnarlet. an expert if
It might not take even that much
ever tbeie » a i one, the one-day effort by the Yanki. Any combi
poetpon* menl In the heavyweight nation of New York vlttoriM and
c b im p lo iu h ip bool between Kiwi — or dcfeati by atcond-place
Borky Marciano and Archia Moore Cleveland totaling three will do it.
will hurt the challenger more.
Still, the Yankeea don't have it
t h i n k Moore will he the hand* down. They’ve woe tevea
worried one * Mid Charlei. who itraight, matching their loagfit
kaockrd Archie out once, then lovl tu reen ilreak of the aeaton, and
twiee to Marciano. "He has mor* have gamed three gamei on the
imagination than Rocky."
Indiani in the important "lo«t'
Thai’! a «** way of putting W column—but they mil have five
gamea led. one more at Washing
ton tonight and four tn Boaton be
beginning with a Frida ydoubteheader.
The Senator!, beaten i I In the
afternoon half of a day-night
double-header yesterday, gave the
Yankeea a fit before bowing 8-7
in the aighlrep. Four New York
With conservative Inveitments. reliefer* paraded te the mound to
save tlarter Whiley EAid's Jlth
Be lt g*l • return ol about 515 WO victory ai the Nata ire red aia
0 year for We. the advlier said timei In the let! two Inning*
If Marciano decides to call it
suits, lb# heavyweight dlvDioo will Cleveland which went inte e
be In aad shape The only promis- four-game lailspin after sweeping
tng heavy U Floyd Patterson, the a pair from Washington, finally
ax-Olympte champion, and he’s a thnok the slump with a 32 deri-ion over Chicago as the White
pear or two away,
Sox officially fell out #f tb* rac*.
The Indiana, with four games
H o t o l m e n and reilauranters
were th* happirvl men in town left—another at Chicago tonight,
ever the p o s tp o n e m e n t, toil then three at Detroit—have to win
couldn't get a rloset in the metro ’em all and hop*.
woluan are* ted th* eateries were Washington taught Ford by sur
Jammed late th* small hour* this prise la tha eighth Inatag. The
stubby aouthpaw had a tour-hitter
worming.
guing and had rttired 12 Im order.
International Boxing Club Brest- Then ha walked a man, and pinchBent Jim Karri* haa Ms problems, hitter Jim Lembn. Just up from
loo. consider:
Chattanooga, walloped a bom*
"Four different guy* called me run. It look Gary Coleman, Jim
Instating they get good seat* be Konst anty, Gerry Staley end fin
cause they were bringing the gov ally Tommy Byrne to get 'em back
ernor of New Jersey. If all or them on the leash.
nr* right, th* Governor must nant The first gam* wa* easier for
I* IS* down "
th* Yanki. although itartar Don
Larsen didn't last through th*
Ai tsual to till* fights, th* New .trond Inning. Reliefer Tom Mor
York State Athletic Commission gan, with help from IQvnstanty,
mill waive Its compulsory I count got the deelaiMs. The Yank* scored
ful*. Also, neither will b* charged three In the flral off Maury Mc
with defeat If ha lx knocked down Dermott. thee ire red the clincher
thren time* to on* round, mother la the third ai Hank Bauer dou
gommlsston rule governing lesser bled and moved aeioai on two
ttfrta. Tlse referee Is absolute dic long file a.
tator. Even th* commission physi Cleveland, hung mi ta Early
cian cannot order t h r h out stoppedr W>TEi turned g I m * kiln hi,
He ran advls*’ t f t r referee—and 17th victory will some dandy
only whan asked.
clutch work. Bobby Avila tripled
home two runs to break a 1-1 tie
"Rocky's ant going to gel eut up la the eighth and beat Billy Pierce.
ifhe In the Charles fight." pro The Sox, who were out win or
claimed Manager AI Weill. "That lose when the Yanke won two,
was a lucky one I even aaked muffed a ninth-inning ehsnre that
Charlee M be butted Rocky and collected Just on* run. They bad
he gnld no. It waa Just on* ol those runners on Drat end third uitb
freak things. When did you ever now* out, but Chit* Carrisquel
•M g fighter get a rut alongside hit tote • double play. Then, with
to* nose like that an*; Moor* may runnera on Brat and second end
•u n to us lor three or four rounds,
two out. Georg* Kell pepped up
but well ealeb up with bias."
to end It.
Del roll heal Kansas City 74 and
Moor* hid hit usual gem when
asked how the postponement would Baltimore, l e a v i n g Washington
alone in th* tallir. mad* II six
affect him.
"One day Is a little piece of to straight with a 3-1 and 7-4 sweep
years," he commented, apparently at Boston. Th* Bed Boa now have
referring to the leneth of Urn* he lost six straight.
in the National, Brooklyn lock
fcna M*at In th* ring.
,
two from Philadelphia 5-2 and f-l.
Frank Kellart and Georg* Shuba
betted homen off the Phil's Robin
Robert*. Robin, who teat hla 12th
agatoal SB Victoria*, h u given up
to gopher ball* — breaking by
on* th* major league merit eet
by Murry Dickson with Bt.Louli
In 15ti.
Wills* Maya hit hla 41th and SDth
home runs ai th* New York
Glint* took two from PitUhnrgk
il l and 144 - giving Willi*
seven homer* to six consecutive
feme* to match a major league
Milwaukee clubbed Cincinnati
mark.
24 and tt.Loula beat Chlcagn 24
to thn otb»r NL garnet.
Standings
and
Results
ta if .«:•
si il .its
si sr .las
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7, n**l*w 1-4 let 14
iX,5cmK*«ri.m
entree*
*4 Detroit
Weihleaten
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Fight Results
M
ffire b v .7 « * c*i,t>
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Tampa Univarsity
tatveralty *f Tampa feat-
Roblmon, AI Collins, Vtrrft Graeey, Joe Bus*!, Lawrence Howard.
Henry Cason, Bab Little, John Yaakla, and Milta Hudson. Bnrk row,
Howard Allred. Ctauda Hlttell, John Clark*. Jim Owen. M um p
Nance, Meredith Scott, Ed Madden. Charlee Pence. BiQ Tvre. Ro
bert Carter, Homer Alexander. I’hil Byrd, John William*, and R '( tia Ashley. (Photo by Jameson!
SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL hoy* ore ready for the 1951 football
season which should provide plenty of earning name*. Bottom row
left t* right nr* Tet* Ne-h, Ted Walker, Bruce Hold. John Bariev,
KH Rarbour, James I-ee. Hob Johnson. Hon Runi. Bill Harper. RrucO
McCoy, David Galloway, and Gena Base. Middle row, fohn Wilbur,
AI Stanley, Jack Stotaby, Brantley Sihliard. Terry G»emM. Bill
NEW YORK I* -T h e hftmer
beppy N*Uoo*I League, with a onrseason record a l r e a d y parked
away, now has opened a barrage
on Individual major league home
run marks.
Robin Roberts. Philadelphia's 15game winner, fell victim to the
homer hammering last m int at
Brooklyn, giving up his 39th and
40th of the sea son-a record total
of home runs ofl a pitcher. Team
mate Murry Dickson held the old
■ark of If, set ui 18tl with St.
Usuis.
Willi* Maya of New York poked
into the picture, too. awaiting two
In n doobleheader with Pittsburgh
for a record-equaling total of seven
In all consecutive games. Two
other Glints, George Kelly M5I4)
and Walker Cooper (tails already
shared the mark.
And Monday night. Ernie Rtpki,
Chicago's slugging shortstop, set a
record with bis fi(th grand-slam
of th* year. Ten players shared
the old mark of four. Banks, with
41, set a major league record for
shortstops when he walloped his
Tourney officials expect a field
of IfiO golfers to be on hand when
qualifying begins tomorrow. Th*
final 18 hole round over the *140
yard, per 72 layout will be played
Sunday.
Topping the list of professionals
already entered are Pat Abbott of
Memphis, !55S Tennessee Open
rhampion: Charley Harper of Co
lumbus, Ga., Itt* Southern Cham
pion; Skip Alexander of St. Peters
burg, Fla , -former member of the
Ryder Cup team; and Dick Cline
nf West Point, Ga.. last year',
Georgia Open rhampion
Amateur Hobart Manley Jr. nf
Savannah, Ga., waa last >ear's titlist to th* Southeastern event, fin
ishing ahead of Let Mackey of
Birmingham, Ala., the low profes
sional Mackey la entered to this
Mth.
year's tournament, but Mantay In
Frank Kcllrrt and George Shuba formed tourney officials bo would
lagged Roberts for the lying and b# unabl* to compete becausa nf
record-ietling homers in the sec business reasons.
ond gam* of g two nighl sweep by
Ik* Brooklyn Dodgers. Th* two
shot* gave the National League
champs 201 for the season. Only
two clubs, the Giant* (wbo set By Sports Writers
Ui* team mark with 221 In 1517) MIAMI UP-rioHda spoil* writ
and the Dodgers (with log in 51) ers have picked Tom Feamiter,
aver have hit too or mor* in the glint Florida Stela University end.
majors.
as "Imaman of Ui* week" to their
In the first gam*. Don New first poll of tha football season.
comb* gave up hu 15th homer of Feamatar caught the thyard
the season, a record for a Brooklyn gam* winning pass against North
Carolina Slat* Saturday and played
pitcher.
Maya, who tope (he majors in Bn* defensive ball.
Florida'* Jackie Simpson, wbe
homers this year, now ha* 50, Only
tlx others — Bab* Ruth, Jimmy scored touchdowns on runs of 4*
F o il, Hank Greenberg. Hack Wil and IM yards to beat Mississippi
son. Ralph Kiner and Johnny Mile State, we* ehomn as "bark of the
week," according to Luther Evans,
-e v e r have hit so many.
president of tba Florida sports
la all, there were 13 homers In WrlUra
Assn.
th* National yesterday—boosting
th* record la 1231. The old major
leiftm mark was 1,117, set by th* Birmingham Loses
NL in 1551.
The American League one-season To Mobile Team
record of Ml, let la 1550. seem* BIRMINGHAM, All. UR-MeMs.
safe. Th* eight Junior circuit club* wMch had to strain to w it fourth
have kll only 544 to data.
plat* to the Southern Aaaa. tea tan
play, beat second-pie ra Birming
BYBE5 II FAVORITE
ham B-S last a i* t, for a g • 2
MIAMI BEACH J t - Bobby Shsughnessy playoff victory.
Dykes, a Iraasplaated Texae who Th* Bear* will piny In Urn Dixie
haa become one of Miami's fa Seri**.
vorite fighters, meets Georg* John- Shigveport best Houston 4-1 last
eon nf Newark, N.J., to a 10-round night to extend the Texas playeff
middleweight bout tonight end both to tb* all Us game after Houston
uoxers are expected to "shoot to* bad a 3 1 lead.
work*."
Bob Messer shut eut the Barons
P r e m e t e r Chris Dundee sn- for seven innings before yielding
nounced that the winner Is virtu two runs In th* eighth. By then.
ally irertsla t* meet tniddlewelght Mobil* wa* eut In front by aevan
champion Bob* Olson to a non-title runs.
bout here Oct M.
Jim O'ReiQy. Baron starter, was
Tb* fight, to be televised na muted la a four-hit, four-rut fourth
tionally (ABC* at 5 p m . fEST), toniag. Jim Depato Jack MeMakaa
will precede th* Rocky Marciano- John Wlnga, Dave Benedict and
Archie Moot* championship fight John Gabler fallowed to that enter,
In New York an the nation's with Depntot Wig* and Benedict
nUcwtnc n run aptore.
By MURRAY BOSE
I the time the contestants climb lata
NEW YORK j f —Heavy weight i the ring.
champion Rocky Marciano, an
“No Moore money ha a show ad."
old band at postponement*. Is a s*M or* bookmaker ta explaining
heavier favorite than ever lor his th* rise " a t a betting fight this
15-round title defense against light one has Ruled out tike lone "
heavyweight champion A r c h i e
Forecasters prrdicled a fair and
yinoro In Yankee Stadium tonight. tool evening. yu«t about perfect for
The odds favorin* the all-con the battle of champions.
quering, 11-year-old B r o c k t o n
Three other reaions may have
Bomber lengthened to 15-5 after influenced the Increased swing to
tba one-day aelback caused by | Marciano At the welgh-in cere
Hurricane lone’* threat The odds mony yesterday afternoon, the us
may Jump another point nr two by ually rocky and poised Moor*
appeared grim and tense while
Marciana was Ms usual telf, cool
and relaxed.
Than Rocky has keen through
thii aionlxlng waiting period be
fore. His return bout with Eirard
Charles wet postponed twice last
Sepl/mber and when they finally
got In there. Rocky bombed ovt
old Er in th# eighth round.
Weight ta th* other factor. Th*
5l year-ald ehaUrnger acaled 111.
OKLAHOMA CITY J> - Polly about three pounds more than he
Riley vhrufged off a three-over- had been expected to carry. Rocky
par eight on th* 14th bole in the tipped the beam at IMto, about a
qualifying round but headed Into pound more than be had aimed
th* first round today as the fa at. There will b* no furthei weigh
vorite to Ih* 23lb Women’s Trans- in unless the weather kick* tip
Mississippi Golf Tournament.
again and forces another postpone
Tha five-foot •olid-hilling Texan ment until tomorrow.
from Fort Worth finished with a
Some observer* fell (hat anrlent
four over par 71 to trail medalist Archie would have been better off
Mary Ann Downey of Baltimore if he we* closer to 150 even though
by two etrobes, but she still com be toted a hefty 184'v when he
mended the top attention cm the whipped Cuba’s Nino Valdes May
B l i t f o f ’BfF tooilitenry to wiajor > tn IS round*. But the Cuban
te if e . ntfn'ts:
- giant a lake-your-lime style Is m
Miss Downey scored her medalist sharp contrast to th* relentless
winning round of 7i on nines of pace Rocky normally act*. The
35 27 over the *,370 yard per I7 JT- pressure on Archie’s legs la going
71 tours* mad* difficult by a to be terrific.
steady south wind ranging up to 10 The opinion hy this rsvmer Is
miles an hour.
lhat the old-timer's leg* and body
Three other playeri were able will yield to Rocky’s bruts strength
to crack SO over th* tough Twist and power punching within five
llllfe Country Club course yester rounds. Archie la a better boxar
day and they were In definite con and a sharper hitter hut Rocky
tention for the five days of match haa met hi* type before la Jersey
play ending with Sunday'! M-hole Joe Walcott and E tiard Char!**
championship match.
and kit record la a gawdy ago
In th* runner-up spot with a Tf You ean’t fault success.
was Mr*. Margaret Williford, a
Riding a winning streak of 21.
Uiree-tlm* Oklahoma champion. Moore haa a 1Z0-1B 5 record
Then earn* Marjorie Lindsay of Usually a postponement hurts
Decatur. HI the 1550 rhampion a gal* hut thii fight seems almost
aad Edeaa Anderson Ihlaafeldt, certain to benefit.
th* 1551 winner from Seattle,
"We refunded abeut M W* by
late evenisig end told a bout Ml.Wash.
wn," said Henry Markaoo, Nerrii’
aide. "We had clot* ta rw .eeo
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It seems that the Fed*’ weak
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they hate only via lettermen itturninj thU year.
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Seminole mentor BUI Fleming
U busy whipping hit boji into
shine to take on a t invasion of •
heavy IlaiD nfi team Friday mghL
He wlU field only 27 men for the
contest. Coach Fleming’! gridden
are faced with the serious problem
o! conversion from the tingle *tng
offense to the Spltt-T. H:s boys have
not had game ei|erience.
In this new game formation It la
necessary to keep the secondary
loose by a passing attack la order
to keen the opposition from rush
ing la te stop the running attack.
The Split-T depends more on speed
and precision than the power so
necessary for the tingle wing.
Quarterback Jimmy Hawkins has
been a standout Ihua far and will
protide a dependable passer, but
Coach Fleming says bia receiver!
are questionable.
"For aeU-presemtlon fn our
running attack we re going to hast
a passing attack whether we base
any completion! nr not," tayt the
head mentor.
But if last Friday aight’a till
with Lyman la any Indication of
things to come, the Feds wilt give
III slings plenty of trouble on that
acore. The Fedt completed seven
out of II attempted passe*.
Coach Fleming's m ail problems
are lack of backftrld aspericnr*
and lark of reserves.
II# also
has punting problems. Last Fri
day night two punts were blocked
deep in the Feds’ territory. The
forward wall has. however, brought
smiles from the mentoring staff
So far they have been tmicored on
In game scrimmage. Standing out
ai pillars of strength have bean the
tackles Gene Baaa end Bob Carter.
Together they make over four hun
dred pounda of beef. Except for
Baas, Carter and Hawkina the
alerting lineup ta as yet Indefinite,
and the race for starting bertha la
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IMf HNGII HOMI rpMemle nf polio that atruck
» l.t of i t tn'ing'iaee in one family ha» apparently
tun <b enorie at^i rdlrg to tih .sicixn* attending
' l l - . >.rer. r f fam .»r Heron Walth tn Durand. III.
I ...kin g mil «■* th* front window are three listen
» i<o « cm atricken and one s h e did not mntrart
Now, Pay Later' Theme Song
3|x,n Street t' S A i» a hig. wide,
Wonderful world of easy credit.
It s a treasure lane where homes,
automobiles, stove*, refrigerators,
vacations, television sets, tadlos,
phonographs,
furnilure, r lollies
a o l almmt everything else can be
bought on the ruff.
"Huy now and pay U te ri" is
ll.n n Street's theme song.
It's a street that encourages debt
tn a compelitf-e fight for business.
It's a place where a young couple
like Jim and IM cn Delanry are
aiming up a bit mi take-home wage
each week, mixing the money with
r i- y eredlt, and achieving at least
temporarily a standard of living
fa r bryond the dreams of people
is. any other l-ind.
II'* a place where Ihe Jim De
laney* and their neighbors no lung
er avnvl drht at Ih rir elder* once
did [nstrad. they are learning to
live with debt as a normal way to
achieve the sort of life they want
T h ry don't want to wait for year*
to have the good things nf life, as
their mnlhers and father* did. They
want to enjoy them now. ..to d a y .
Amt they are.
Some art going over their head
I debt, tempted by the eredlt
t ns which look so ravy to meet.
'.
Ameiican collectors estimate*
Viai some its million I* mi lies .are
delinquent in their payment* mt
one nr more things they have
bought on lime.
Jiut on Ih r whole, American*
are paying their lulls promptly.
The percentage nf delinquencies is
a» low that it's a small problem
tn this lime of prosperity.
Ih e fast upsurge in consumer
ant mortgage r ir ilit has Ihe FAaenhower administration worried—
Wrornrd not so much by Ihe vise
in* but not let it get out of hind.
Thus Ihe administration l i motf.
! n . raucously and taking no draibc actions whlla anxiously check
in,: the nation's «ronomic pulse.
• In 'b n light rapt a d , what about
lug flm Delaney* and their ndgh*
b u r.- the people who are doing tha
credit buying? Aren't they worried
abiut tha future? How ir* they
mxm jmg their debts?
Jim and Helm Delaney, both 19,
live with Ibeir two win, 3-year-
K1
Joey and 3 month-old David.
mnnlh—and ft's pud for berausr ' fam e he has made thte* previous
Helen worked fur five months tn loans and always repaid Ihrm
help with the paym rntsl. They also 1ahead of schedule. Hi* credit rat
hate a Magnavo* combination ra
io 2 l i gbod at the department
tio and phonograph (retail liou —
stoics, tun. because he has paid
•ale price *1701; a Crosley tele
his bills promptly.
i
vision sel with 'T-Inch screen tsale
Here
is
how
the
Delaneys
dl
price 1139. marked down limn
(229p; gas range and electric re vide their *7213 weekly wage:
Itrnt, including la x n , interest
fiigeralo r (these were included in
the purchase of the house); a 2u* on mortgage and taxet *16 A3; fed
cubic fool food freefer c marked eral income and social security
down by Scars from 1*19 to *319 taxes 17 63; f-od *20; milk 12 AO;
because of a dcnl in the lid ); a utilities and telephone *3; insur
window fan to cool the house, a ance *1 *r9; huspitaliratinn (I 73;
home full of carefully chosen fur. union dues 73 cents; payment on
nislungs, and a new living room hank note 13 77. T h r total Is tr,| At.
rug (Jim won (10 as a member of leaving (7 fit a w rrk for clothing,
a neighborhood championship bowl automobile expenses, recreation,
ing learn. Helen grabbed the *11, etc.
added *3 more, and bought the
Occasionally Jim
gets some
rug at a bargain sale)
nsertim r pay ant that helps to
Jim ra rrirs (S.oon worth of life g u r them a hit more elbow room.
How dn the D etainsi manage
insurance on himself and a 11.000
policy on Helen and earh of thr on these wages to buy a home, an
two children. It w ill hr paid up in aulomohile. ami all Ihr lahnr-savIS years. He has 1230 In the bank 1mg devices and luxuries they
but he won t touch it unless there's have?
an emergency surh as an illness.
“ You have to he an angle shoot
P.aeh Friday night the Delaney's e r," Jim explained "We watrh the
put lha rhildren into the car and | sales, toe don’t buy anything unthey go to a nearby chain grocery. I ir is we grt it at a good price. We
They pita a cart high with food and buy one thing at a time and whrn
they figure it average* out to about ! w« pay for it—then we buy some
*20 a week, not including milk. thing else.
‘ toe buy anything we think we I *‘ We don t drink and run around
will like ," Helen sa y i.
at night. About all we do is go to
The b i| debt hanging over the I a movie occasionally and h ast the
Delaneys now is the.*4)0 they bur I neighbors in to play r a n t s "
rowed from the bank to consoli
What dues Jim think of the guvdate a few small bills and to buy
the fie rie r. Jim never has trouble ernntrnl'a concern over too-rasy
gelling money from the hank tie- I rredil and the tightening up ol in
terest rates?
"Nobody I know paya much at
tention to it ,” he said. " I don't
believe they'll think much about it
nirrii r n r a r r u c a T io v ru n unless they go tn Ihr bank and
T4A I1MNO
is*-, ta n a rierMa ai*s*i«* ■< find they can't gel a loan—o r their
tan s
credit Is cut oft. If that happens,
\ s h i t in i t t . n r n T c iiv r s
Thai Mar Jar Is r . Rhtpard lha h <<Iit - thrn they’ll start thinking about It
r t nf III* fnllnwrlna c rtlill-s ie has
" I don't know. I guess maybe
fil«4 u M rr rilfir s ie (nr las Ur«i
In Its I•» I-.S llu in iS . Tha -artlfl- ll’ s a good iilra In rut down on
ra t* numl.rr and year t.f Iseuanra. easy credit Maybe it's going loo
■ha ■!••< rl|illi>n nt tha
and tha nania in w hlih It waa as fast. But right nmv I'm worried
• ••••U at* aa full.-ws
.'• il.l.r a ls No 1*1 Year at In u more about gelling a raise than
an ia .Inna D. A. Is 1**1
anything rise. If I can Just grt up
Description nt Proper, y;
l-nla «• in II HlnilerslID Heights to (too a week, I'll have II made."
I'lal flask « fa « a I t
N ana la which *(s«M*d Jack C
C arilflrata Nn ITT Taar nf I*.
A V u iar D Cardan
All ml at Id p .n p srle hslng In • ism . Juns I I , A. Is IV IL
t>axrlptl»h nt I'rsp etts ■
lha County nf geminate, Ulala ml
Florida I'nlese auch carsiflcala !.st I film X * t.-H I, .Sri...* CVsS• h ill Si radaamad a rcsrd lsg In try Club l.m ran ,* ps. lion I'lal
IS-—*t i I'aaai II A 71
law lha property dasrrlhad la aarh
dam*
In which asaasaad R
rartlflsa ta will h« told In |h* highI'oarl
ralr* hlld
eat I. ddar at tha frnnl danr mt tha
All mt aaM property halng in the
llainlnnla County I’aiirl lleuaa at
Hanford. rtarid a. an tha first Sinn, County nf Mamlnola. glata nt Finda* In lha month nf isrlnbar. 1*11. rlda IJnJata surh ra rilfira la shall
w^hu-h la lha led day ef October h* r»datm»d according tn law tha
properly describe. In gurh rerunMJ'*l*4 Ihla Mat day ef Aagttal. rala w ill h* sold la il.a highssl
bidder at th* frnnl dnnr of tha
gaminnla County Court House at
(Official Clark'* Rail I
gai.rord, FIAr.it* on iha llrat Mon
IS I*. Herndon
• lath Circuit Court, Semin- day In the month ol I intolior. ta il
j-hl'-h la th* tid day of (Sclobar
•1a l 'a iialy, Florida
Legal Notice
vrsTir k TSI v F r s it g
TIIB gTATK OS' Fld in iH A TOC l.A tJH A
JOAN M r M I L L AN
t.ordahura. Naw Slasl.-n
A gwnrn Can.plaint h arin g haan
Mad aaalnat you In Ihn Circuit
( n u n la and far grmlnnlo Cnuniy,
Nlorlda. tn Chancary. for Dtvorco,
th* ahnrt tills of said action halng
A L B R R f K UeMll.I.AN n a ln lllf.
*a CLAUDIA JOAN McMIlJ.AN.
Iiarandant, thaaa prsasnla ara to
rauaa and ragutr* yau la Ilia your
w rlttan dafanaaa, if any, la lha
Complaint filed herein. and (•
MJ2» • *«ny (karaof upon I'lalnD fra altoraay on or hoforo tha
lih dav af octnber, A. P., Its*.
•••^•••eSew h Dacraa Fro Cnhftaao
will ha tnt*r»d a a ttn a t you and ih*
causa prncaod a io arta
WITNKPg my hand and official
■»a 1 * t ganford. gamlnola County,
{ W K ; . t t l i *>8 8ay *1 gayiana-
ey were married nine year* ago lutflclac *m I|
aouii alter Jim wai durharged
ClVrk1 o f^ th a * 'tT rm t Court
.Irt'iti the Navy a i a ilgnitmin, fl rdna
third elan Ho came homt with A .to,day for Plaintiff
t9C9 cash and a 1130 diamond Hag
la hi* pocket—and enough Maroay
to eonvinea Halm *h* should mar
L i "•*»*»*
susnem
t.*’"-
ry him.
Jim h i m r t t J i woak which
? ffoee to th* a v e rt* N ? u n N
fcjr American worker*.
n e Delaney home it an aibertee
totwfle house which m l eelnto
>topte Mil ■ -Cap*. Cad lypt.tflm Nwtht it last year, m a d !
tons, paying II.cm down and •*i M « U i a Ita jn p ,
4
M ra i
■OMIT f . KfNNIOV, chief eoon'el nf th* Senate Permanent tnve-tlg sliioi* sulx-ommlitre, posra In Mosrnwr (lop) during his recent tour
id Ilm -u .T h e mui nf the former ambwuwilor In G ira t Britain, Jo-epts
I*. Kennedy, visited Ihe Soviet Uninn with Supreme Court Ju stira
William O. Douglas. At bottom, collective farmcVs, who were ob
served by lli« party in Taskro t, relax after their day'a work.
D A ILY C R O S S W O R D
At RUSS
1. A large
pill
0. \ hanl
re»in from
tropical
tree*
It Worship
12. Silk scarf
lE ccl.t
13 Lose
.
Identity by
absorption
H tinman
house
god*
13 Music not*
r ju tir t
ilUlill ))ll
DOWN
1 T rick
2 Poem
3 A motor
truck
(tin t )
4 Impel
ft Observe
« Hue
uuJi4M i
J'.Vullllg
IK ID H
I anal |
A Public
IT. Heasi of
burden
1A Young fish
20 Removed
the renter
22 Walec god
I BabyLj
33 Kettle
21. Opening
27. Once more
29 Chief godof Ihe
Teutonic
procrsaion*
• Malt
bevtragra
.0 Mlnua
r " to T"
ir :
rr
IVIIUf
'j L H i ;n *
•JIXu’ HU
U UeJiS
fatterdey'* t s n H
33 Knave*
fra rd il
.98 Stiffly neat
37. (liver (Fr.J
39 Coin*
(Rum I
t! Ritter vetch
42 Dancer a
rymhala
l- 43 Sick
44. Coif mount
7. Opening*
14 G irl *
nteknam*
b“ 1
r ~
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LIBBY'S
C H IC K EN
TU R K EY
BEEF
CH ERRY
•» 10-
IT
f
APPLE
lb
pantheon
to
.*
3b (lu ll-lik *
bird
2t. Vase with
rr
32. American
Indian
uT
33. Sloping
roadway*
39. New kind
of plan*
38 Hawaiian
food
3t. Roman
pound
P
W
5%
& M W J 'M
41
% 41
iT
3V. tlarium
t*ym l
(LIMIT 6 PLEASE)
TT
V
V8
to
IV tb
is "
m"
I Lit . I
NEW AND GOOD
ti
Is
a pedestal
40. Headed
Us) a a
uigtijid :mlv|'JUU
n r j 1* n u u u t i u
8!U!iT
3HBJF1lilS)
U H M O PU l
cl J I1 T I4 II IK s illL 1
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'Jlilic rt rji»K*},'W.4i4
C4MUI4HH
L I
t r
7T '
t t
_
7T
bolt
42. Silent
ha laanad thereon Tha eartirteala
su ru .er and vsar of laauanca, tha
dsu-rlpllcm a t lha |»rn|>arty. ana
tha nama In whisk It waa sasaaaaaf
a ir aa follows:
I'a rllll. ata No. ( I t Taar nf I*Suan-s June IT, A t». l is t
I is. -i l|.< ion at I'roparlyt
I.nt I Ml-.ih 7a North Chvlaala
I'lal llosk 1 I'agaa St to SI
Naina In which aiaasaad Slat*
Ilea d lira r.lslry
All n t ■•111 proetrla halng in
tha Cflunty of jtrmliu.ls. htaia ol
Slnrltls I Plata auch c- rl ifI. ata
• hall ha rrdscaird an -ld lng IS law
Datad IM* Mai day ef Auauat, lha pinparly daicrihr.l In such
e a tllllra ls will ha >nM tn tha high*
lu ld tla ' C lerk'a g ash
»*t hlddar at lha front door nf tha
f> I*. Ilarndnn
fcmlnnla County Com I it.mas g|
l'lam C'trrull I'nrift. gamin* nanford. riotlda. on lha flrat Mon
ala County, Florida
day la tha month of O. Inker. ISSS.
whl. h Is tha Srd day af (htnksr.
Datad Ihla H at day af Auauat.
ItSS.
(O llltU I riarX 'a ga«D
tv I* Ilarndnn
c ia tk C iriu it court. Ismlnala County, Florida
riW A I. hOTtrst
Nailed la harahy alvan that tha MSTICB IIF A PFU C A Tfoa FOR
undaralanod will, on lha lath day
TAX IISIS:IS
nr geetemher. A. t> I»1S. present I teas I ok 11 Florida M alaloa a t
len s
to the tlonorahlo County Judas of
gamtgol County, Florida, my (In
-No t ICR in IIKIIKRT niVBN
al return atro u n t and vouchers, Thai I. T Hunt Jr. Ilin holder nf
n* Rice m ar of tan Katato of Mika the follow|na ra illfk a lo has filed
fee* J r . . dacaa>ad. and at said said i an ill. ata far ta i dead la h*
Tha
rertlflrate
tlma, than and thara. make agplt- laau*d lhaioon
ration i« tho sold Juda* for a fin. aumhor and ta a r of laauaara, tha
•I aottlrm eat ..f my adfhlnlalra- doacnnlloa nf tha nroeerly, and
linn of sold aalato. and for on nr- lha nama In whlrh It waa na*oddar dlarharalna ma aa such Kse- sad ara aa follows;
«uf«r
• s'afllfli ata No. l i t Taar of laauaata Juaa IS. A. H I SIX.
A **f>
*,<|1
** Aaauat
D a*.tituim • [ I’roparlyt
toils lie A 111 Longwond Ptal
Harman F Morris
ilu-li
I I'sgao t l (• II * Plat
Aa K teciinr nf lha RaRook 1 t'sg • I I
U l* of Mika Baus. gr.
in which asaasaad Char Ia*
. .
„
Deceased A-Kamo
R ushs
Ra W W art,
All *f m IB ifd p trty bald* In
Attorney for Riorum*,
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m
43
n
□
—□
A.%a
tha County af gatntnala. gtata of
F tor'da la ls s a a*ch rartlflcota
Shall ••• radaamod according la
law the ptnpsrli dsa. tiha.l In aarh
rc rtlflia to will ha sold to lha hlghaa> hlddar at tha frwnt dnnr at
lha Maminolo County Court II oiim
at ganford. Florida, on lha drat
Monday la lha month of sn-rnbar
t*SS whl. h la tho ltd day ol
Or I ..ha.. lass
l>atsd Ihla H al day af Aug-tal,
(Official Clerk's g ra il
u I*. Herndon
Clark c in u l i co u rt, lam ia,
•da County. Florida
m i
IF IT'S NOT QUALITY
FOODMART WILL NOT SELL IT!
SPICED
; g " a * M am-.
CHOOSE &USE
A
Utomn*
BANQUET
par m m , to-
ftlft
•
Buy
the disease. I>rft to right are: Jo in tJ. Ann ami
Alice, twin*, IS, and K n u rl. I I . Alice w»« not
touched. Of the eight. the r l.lrs l child. D iv id . 17,
I* In the imr.l venous mndllion and has been plated
In an Iron lung The luby nf the fam ily. Molly, I,
wa* auipectrd, but later deelared nut of danger.
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TH 1 SASTORD HERALD
kked. Sept. i l .
rage 1
THANK YOU
Planning
(Coodosed Fro as Pare 1)
man, plans, aceordlng to detail* re
vealed today, to work mure closely
with departments at tha local Navy
Baaa in working out problems that
might aria* from Uma la time. The
Committee considered the carouragement of the organisation of lo.
cal Navy and other reserve unite.
Also the group agreed to encourege
Nary representation at variou
civilian affitri. .Another m iller to
come before the rommlttoo was the
possibility ot ataging another Nevy
Appreciation Day In cooperation
with the Sanford Merchant!.
Another group of three commit
te d will meet tomorrow to lay
plans for tbs coming year. The
Reautifleatlon committee, with
Mri. M. L Reborn Sr., ae chair
man. will meet at 10 a. m. The
Road* Commltiet, with W. A. Pa
trick u chairman will meet at 2
p. m , and the Education Commitlee. cbalrmened by R. T. Mliwee,
will meet at 4 p m
A MARINI INFANTRY TRAININO RSOtMENT from Camp r^nflettm tUrneJ
AH plana made by eemmttteei
(to
ia|to
down
Ynex V
V die,
*l "*Y «
near
-V v.-C
w n oon
n a ranch In
ta the Santa Yrex
« r SFa n ta ^ » £ S ! d T K i S v . t o £ £ £
meeting this week ot 10, 1, and 4
were tailed alter a acrit* of blare*, aseribed to me beat
each day, will be used aa a pattern
for creating the budget during the
guna," the bey said. “My dad ins* M flscel yeer. The budget ap
Uught me."
provtd by the Finance Committee
will furnish the Membership Drive
CONCEALING BOBS
Committee the m eteriil for comUPLAND. Calif. IP—Henry C«|. pletlng Ua plans for memhara.
and began charging clothes. But via Yahn, IT, was la tha habit of
rXINTEB BAS PBOBIEM
owner Charles J Koto awoke from weiring a choir re be and carrying
w ith 11p e t *' ro w
CARTHAGE, Tern. tP-A paint a n p anl the Ihirf dashed outside a Bible wht» ha went to church.
er and writer who rilla New York in his urierwesr—right into the Yesterday he was arrested on ini.
picion of b u r g l a r i s i n g four
and Paris his homes cot eirrifd arms of a cop.
(CeaUntied From Ptge tl
away at Sen Albert Gore's first "Tha birglsr is tn the bowse." churches. Police accused him of
production isle of Blsrk AnI us the man pitted The cop wsot in- taking mere then One, typewriters raid, hi that, be said. "They art
and mavia projectors.
cows and Kou’M a heifer he hss tide and the thief just w ent
signed under darels."
do plarc lo put
However, Knowles explained
“ Pretty deter guy but w« think
FINALLY GETS DIYOBCB
Ludwig Bemelmint bought MUi we’ll get him,'' Detective U . Hugh
that the agrsrmsnl wet prntntr.i
Burgess of Harwood for *1 :M yes. W.'.itLrd commented. ‘ He leR his LOS ANGELES UP —After 41 for either slrnsture er rrfueal, at
years. Mrs Emma Nierum kn*w th* wish of the property buyer.
terrtsy snd then explained: "She wallet bt hind with his pants."
ihat BIwnad Niecum wasn't com.
had such s* kind (see I couldn’t
H**kllng from the aqdteqce,
mg home.
keep from buying her 1 also Hk-1
NO ritOBLtM HER*
througouth the distuision end onthe Wes of keeping her for a r*d, OMAHA '.P—The new city direc 8* ah# divorced him yesterday pUnatien by the City Manager or
not rili ng her for slaughter'*
tory has in emission. It doesn’t She said Nicetim daierted her only by romntlisienari. wee William A
Bemelmint owns a dairy farm
Hie address of Sheriff Pat Cor* three months after their wedding W fla r Jr. Laffer wd»o ihaqtof
In Austria, hut he never attended ngan among Lhe county offleari. b m i .
durJ* t>a anplMlUu. ‘'Vag d<4 i
a beef rattle sale before. He plant But Corrigan Isn’t worried. H« Why did she wait
kmt, the h«vt to piy any ettenUen to Uai
to leave Miss Burgess at G o r e 's ! , ^
i pf the people we do court a*k*d?
boeausa most of theie are Nary
firm ur.ta he esn w nd up plans bu- ness with know where we are.
"Dldn t have •nmiih money te poople and they can't vote here.”
to buy a Virsin.a farm.
The problem is ta locating th e r a ^ get a divorce," acid Mrs. Nlecim,
Knowles eipletnrd that tha City
it
of
Sanford wet created by a pper n i r r t .r u p .a i y u l e t
a n u t r s h o o t in g y o u h i
riel
ert of the leelslatare, end
IN OTltrR PANTS
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. uP-When
regardless of petition," fringe
HONOLULU tr — Karuo Aiato U ycar uld Lafayette Ward stepped
areas mint be admitted to the
VioVtetl in a window on his return off the school bus at his house yeacity only by referendum."
home yesterday and spott-d a man lordsv he s^ a d am ndhack rat
Commissioner II i g g i n hotham
rifling a money Jar The thlc' tir-a a le rail'd about 20 feet from
WASTITVGTON UR-Tha Rouse told the rroup, "You cannot come
ds«hed out tha door shout-* th it I - g.year-old brother Tommy. Cau• h 11 d r t ft were ransacking the l|C,mrg Tommy to hold still. Lafay A p p r o p r i a t i o n ! Com m ittee in to the city except 1 / irfarenbout*.
»tte rin into the house, brought launched an investigation today of dum. I don't earo whether a
Halfway
ay down
<to«n ith* bW k. th* bark a shotgun and blasted the w hat H ouse D em ocratic L eader Senator eeid you eould or n«L"
Speaking In explanation of the
da,bed Into another house ra.'Jer. "I know how to handle M c C e r m e e k of M aasarhuiiit*
agreements, Commission* gcelt
railed a * j tM.MC ono " b o a a ita
asked, "is there any bettor way to
c o n tra c t" between th e A ir Pogce
find net bow tho poeplo h o lt"
and p riv a te telephone com panies.
Manage? Know!*? wee sell,
The Air Ferre replied that the edCity
on to read and esplaln the mem.
contract plana had been fully re- orandum written to the City Comported to cm ire astonal com m ittee*
■ ropy nf dsMrh w«e
earlier thia year, and that Con iwUelonere,
glvon tho fringa area rommUtoe t«
gress has already appropriated
"aubstantial" fundi for aitaa and eludf. Knowlu ea!d, "Yoq Just
construction af facilities. It aaid don’t go alappirg In utilities overcanrellarlon of the contract now night. Orte Just dortn'l put In t»n
might make tha (ovamment liable Inch end four inrh n ite r pipe
for a' penally which could reach without planning.
"We're anxioue to provide a
222 million dollar*.
d ty for Industry and industry
■ante ■ labor supply," Knowles
explained. "Industry looks et the
population of the elty end sees
12.000, they don’t look at the
(Continued Fresn Page l)
ntitrhtr of resident* outside th*
"The onlv way lo attampt to eity."
rure th*i* killers Is hr tighHmng
Diseussittg M>* tes structure
up our traffic lews snd stiffening of rh» eity, the nty tnsneg*r
mtr penalties for reckless driv said, “The taxpayer do*’*n’t pay 11
ing "
SO per rent of the hill. It’s the '
Chief Williima emyfieileed the businessman Ikes shoulders the
mutual reaponiibOity of schools, burdsnl
“Tha Industrie! development of
publie officials. and community
leadera lor InveitlgaUng the life the city surround* the rsilrasd
ty reemjrret of tho rommuaity yards, warehouse facilities and
and for apearheading movement! availability to traffic outlets, end
whose purpose Is to rut down on not tn hem* areas rich •* «*'r*i
n« to ataax," axpteinedi
baffle hatarde to ahfldron In t a rrepoeing
know leo.
commenity.
WE ARE DEEPLY GRATEFUL TO THE
GOOD PEOPLE OF THIS COMMUNITY
W HO HAVE MADE 1955
THE BIGGEST YEAR IN THE
HISTORY OF OUR COMPANYIN 1955 WE SOLD
NEW CARS AND TRUCKS
MORE
USED CARS AND TRUCKS
MORE
MORE
LABOR AND PARTS
THAN EVER BEFORE!
Brief flews items
Fringe Area
NOW WE RE CLEANING HOUSE FOR
1956!
Look A t These Values!
DEMONSTRATORS
3
Investigation Set
On 'Bonanza' Case
SHAKON HAT tlTCHIf, "VI* Arr-'rto* of 10M,■ mcr-M Major fltertetr
Stlrhl* af the Srota Guard*. who is on ■ tour of the United Sutre.
Ke Is • member nf one ot 6v* regim^it* whose duty H b to guard
Curen n i u t rth I t The brankln hit, enmetlmc* called shako, w u
•ttradurrd sftrr Napo!**’* di-frat et the battle of Waterloo in M il,
1 Special Discounts
*| Fairlane Club Sedan, Loaded
Special Discount
]
Special Discount
6-CyL Custom Fordor. No Extras
1955$
1000 Discount
Falrlana Fordor, Loaded
1953 s
158 Ford Mainline 2-dr. 6-cyL '735
875 269 Plymouth 4-dr. Cranbrook 845
221 Chevrolet 210 Fordor
1952$
690 312 Chevrolet StyUne Fordor 690
255 Ford Custom 4dr. R & H
284 Ford Victoria V-8, At, R * H 900" 321 Kslssr 2-dr
SOLD
595 322 Ford Victoria Overdrive, R 8 7 5 '
304 Ford Mainline V«8 Tudor
1951s
4,100 Children
" F u tu re c i t y
(w ram lselanen
"A good com m unity Is Judged
by hi accident record," he laid, wtl] n » t be bound by ■ contract
"Let ua be litre that our communi w ith any group, e r for th* rety peeognlia* aad meets Ms re*. h ab ilitati* o f a n y a ro e because
th ia la • policy—n ot ■ eontrnctl
poeuM Ityl"
I t to to r th# w elfa re ad tha aftf.
■ana," Kaawlee aaid.
M aking * p o in t tn hto enplana.
How about tha re fu se collection
fee, the City M anager eeid, 'T h a t
c a n e to g gee* h e rd e* the • * « .
mlaatonara. T hey had to to It
fo r th e benefit ad Sanford."
Heckling
th e
c ity
m anager
w ere such enelem atjone during
hie exp lens lion ■ "H ew much area
do yoo b ar* so ta k e in ta order
U borrow m ore m o n e y !"—"How
much do yon w e n t to take t a t " —
"A re yon going be Increase the
population of th o county by ex
panding th e elty lim its !" —And
no th a rity m a n a g e r di#cuisad i
point in eom parieon end rem ark
ed th a t ha had sem e from a com
m unity of WOO, L e file r shouted,
•W h y don't y en g o h eck!
Brtswn, fh alrm a n o f the fringe
n ra e d tiso n a eom m ittoe told the
g ro u p , a fte r m e m th e n an hour
n f yefeoeaU ty a la a h at, " I think
w e h e re aaeompUehod w hat wa
m a t h eie to r."
A nd to bring Mm m oating to a
d o e * , Conus ieoionm S cott ea
"W hen y o n ,n e k M r. Knowlea *
question, re n u m b e r th a t ha gate
hto ta s tru c tie ia fro m the City
Commission. Wo think ho to
good man and w a w a n t to keop
him hocc." A nd ho added. "wo
m eet on tho soeond end fourth
M onday wlgkta a n d wrftl be glad
I* b a re yon m e e t w ith wa fo r on
to u y * | y en
Fairlane Town ScdanBy Loaded and Air Condlttoi
"*
"
"
"
"
300 Plymouth Cranbrook 4-dr.
495"
268 Studebaker Commander 4 dr 4 7 0 "
306 Chevrolet 4*dr* FG, RAH* Dlxa 6 9 5 " 2W Pontiaa C a t * < rl AT, B
314 Ford V-8 ML 2-dr Sedan OD, R 4 9 0
318 Plymouth Fordor
315 Ford 2-dr., AT, R A H
33S Chevrolet fordor
695
1950$
283 Ford Tudor 8-cyl. ML
345
286 Plymouth Clh Cpe
395"
309 Plymouth
307 Ford V-8 D)ie Tudor
395"
316 Buick
1949$
2M “U* CsdlRsc 4-dr. AT, RAH
817 C hrraltr Wlndeor 4«dr.
Ford V-8 Qub Coupe
695"
3 45' J 3T F o ri V ?l q«b Coupe
295" 830 Ford V -8 Coptop Tudor
TRUCKS
213 ’50 Dodfe
%
ton fzproaa
243 ’50 Studebaker %
A ton St#Ve
254 ’54 Ford F-100 Pickup
257 ’51 Ford 2 ton $taka (Now Motor
265 v46 Ford MGoat”
272 ’62 Cbev. 2-te* Dqqip
295" 2TI ’to feed PflN Panel
295" 271’ll Ford MOOPickup
895" 292 *4i Dedst* Pickup
995
"
195
795
29! ’4d Cbapvelet Pickup
>11 ’tt Dodge 2-ton Make
S19’49 Peed PMrep
S T R IC K L A N D -M O R R IS O N , Inc.
C " E H E S il
m
a i * * t.
695"
490'
495'
�TOCNC GIRL SENTENCED
TUB SANFORD HERALD
S*r t. 21. 1951
LOS ANGELES iB-A lS-year-old
bluode bat been sentenced to two
>ear< in federal prison alter plead
ing guilty to trading a threatening
Inter through the mailt lo the fam
ily of Mr». Nairn* McCauley, Bel
Air ditorcre, who « ai (lain la.t
spring.
Mr*. Veronica William.' proba
tion plea wa* denied. The letter
wat aent to John A. Thompson,
wealthy contractor anj father of
Mta. McCauley. It demandrd lion.ooo on ill real of harming Mrs. Me-
Deed Is To Child, Not Real Estate
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bi a till* to real estate book tn 'e rly r a r t fur anil pruvitie a home the deed method rather than for
the<ounty tour!clerk'a uffirr It for my taid Infant children . .. ! malty adopt a youngster. It was
a deed—but not toreal ctU ta.
during their minority, and in fur*, tempter and rheaper, with the
It It a dri>1 to a child
thrr rontlderalion of the turn of asrragf rott of getting the deed
Sale nrlee‘ tl
nn* *** •»> dollar to me paid by written and recorded ranging from
The title number and the name. 'he taid Uena Gray, . . do grant. S3 to lib. Disparity ia public school
hate been changed but here ia the baigatn tell, releaae and give unto facilities was another reaaon for
language0 of a deed filed la on* ">» .*«» Dens lira, the custody deeding away a child
• under an ancient la* which,
- • - ani tuition of my infant children
Suppu.e a family Ih p J In a tub
county
although Infrequently U'ert, la attU . . . for and during the lime at urban area with inferior schools
earh of my «aid rhildien remain* Crowded city tchoolt won't accept
Valid in South Carolina.
out of townert. parent! hate got
"WkCtMi mr wile Mary Drake under the age of 21 year*.
|n a ireently died leaving the fol- "(.Htgnedj X iBall Drake, hia ten around tbit aitualton by deedmg children to city reiidenti. usuallowing children: Bill, age V Jo. mark)."
Ttie law permitting «uch Iran.ar- '» relative. City achoola then hate
gge I; and Mae, age 2. and
"Vtherea. I hate no home In Horn dalet hark to U»4J. when it 1° accept ihr children.
*h.ch to take care of taid children wat dialled in Kngland It wa»
Much of Ihit ka« been changed,
and nobnrtv to a taint in earmg for incorporated Into South Carolina'* however by a 1931 tegialattv* act
them, and
colonial law* in IJ4* and much of requiting that atate circuit judge*
• Whereat. Den* Gray, h*« kind the original language remain* to retie* andappioveallchiltldee.lt.
Jr tftkrn »r| cniMrrn an«l if Irn Ihr staff i on*titul;on today.
|lh i* pul thf nifrhsnicc of Ihf
derlv nurturing and rating for I'te of the law wat not unrom- Iran.action into tie tame category
them and
mon until only four scars ago. In *• adoption. Inuifar at conrerni
•Whereat. I deure that a home IDIA lor example, a welfare de- roit, complicatiunv and lime rebe provided for i d taid children, partment survey ahowed there quired
l u , tr i u m ill rate*
Welfare officlalt believe the prarand
Welfare w orkeit believe fhe rlr- Dee haa tlnce been all but ahan“ Whereat. Drna Gray. hat et
■reiird a deaire to provide a home rumtlancet mo't often inv»lv*»J i d°n#d even though the vtatute
for them during Inr.r minont. . . were lhn>e In which BUI Drake remamt on the book*.
••Xow, know- all mra . . that I . found him.e f; One or the other
The deed rivet euvtody, rather
Bill Drake, lather of the Bill, Jo parent left with imwll i hildrrn and than ownertbip. and rvpirr. when
and Mae frrake, in run Oder a Don not enough tnrnme to provide i the child reachet 21. It carrlet no
right of inheritance from the fot
Of the promi.e and covenant on home.
ter parent., nor duet it curtail the
rhild't right of inheritance fiom
the natural parent*.
The fovler pairnti are charged
with clothing, feeding and educat
ing the rhild whote custody they
have bought Their treitment of
WA %H I N G T o N.
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— tt wat while he .a t at the uni- the child U alwaja aubject to court
B'llher Marion Brucker «av» he ■vertlty that Brtirker enlisted In review.
dnem'l have th* foggievt notion the National Guard—iu>t In time
ahy Trealdcnt Kitenhowrr named tn be mustered into frderal rerv
him aecretsry of in# Army.
' ice lie went off lo Ihr
Onr well Informed gur«i I« that
in l»l« with the Urd l l i d l - l 0 “ ' 1 U
\~ U U fJ L C
Ilf knew the right people or the H*u
P le y i m / v f / v e
righl people knee h it This gue.i,
‘ It i n then that I teamed a lot f \ Q l 5 C L / Q l i Q r i l C r
rmy and .»ldlcrt,"|
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right nut of the Republican Na- about the Army
.rildleri,'**
9*
Uonal Committee, goes this way:
Brucker taid.
A Michigan man. roatmavtcr ,r>' 1
cnrpo
Cen. Arthur E Summeifield. lug- *,4n* I was elected president o l. D A Y T O N .
Oh i o .
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riled to another Michigan man | 'be *«fgeanta club
Gene and Mary Uvuite Erwm
ecrslary of Delents Charles WII-J When the regiment returned from watch tb n r only child with their
pnn, (hit Rnicker. atill soother the border, the United Stales hid hearts.
lllchigsit mao, would he good at, entered World War I. Then in #*•
Roth blind, th* Erwins are de
(bs Job Wd.on piv«ed the augget actly the time required to herome
bon on to the Preaident.
a today wonder, Rrurker wai a voted to raising four-month old
Until ha w»t elevated by Eiten-j »'co«d lieutenant and on Sept. u . Ruthie, thr blueeyed daughter
Rower lo succeed Robert T. Me- ***T.
shipp'd out lo Fiance Ihey'se neser seen. It'a a compli
ten t. Brucker had been operating Attigued to the «2nd "Bsinbow'' cated and tender husinesi, shared
quietly for more than a year a*' Division, ‘ hv went* through the by mother and father.
Gen* m isti the formula, using
Meuve-Ar
general eoun^l lo tha Department Ubsteau-Thierry and
a
an ordinary measuring rup with
gonna rampilgna.
• f Defenae.
For B years ha bad been ■ De.
By the lime the fighting had slightly raised numerals Mrs. F.rtrod lawyer. Hit rhief claim to ended he had a Silver Star fnr| win. with more than the usual
Ism* wai that ha wai the last aur- valor and a Purple Heart for pnde and work in being a mother,
Vising Republican who had held wound*. While he Is reluctant to wasnrt the baby's clnyies three or
•ffir* s i governor when Herbert talk about the award*, other tourr- four times. She ean't see the re
. Hoover wai preudent.
va aay he got the Stive. Star for sults ais-1 slie wants lo maka sure
In (boa* 22 years he amassed. It rescuing a soldier under heavy the clothes are clean.
*'We wanted a baby for three
•nt s (ortiwv*. then rontiderahle fire. If* rim e nut of the war a
wealth. Re beram* a wheel Inude fir.t lieutenant and arlrng rore- sears, and prayed for her," Mr*
Erwin said.
lbs American legion, tha M uon, pany commander,
a n i Knights Templar.
( O n Aug II. IP23, Brucker was
In th* Erwin household, every
tucker, now at la fl*j feet II married In tiara Hen.el, daughter thing must b* neat and in plare.
Incbe* and ' » pound, of affability. of a Saginaw minister and hit so eager bands ran find the baby
He I* • rhurrh-going (Pretbyteri- sweetheart of eight year*. He waa ml. the diapers, the nipples and
«n), non.moklng. nondrmklng dli- then acting prn.rrutnr for Sagi the baby food when needed.
eiple et Herbert Hooter. He and naw County, an appointive Job. and
Mrs. Krwln admitted that apoon
lloovvr art great peconal frirnda thia, combined with hit law- prar ferdmg Ruthie it difficult. She
and is* eye th eye on the theory tire, gave him an tmoma of about tunica the spoon with a finger un
that government should stay out U nun a year.
til she find* Ruthie a mouth.
pf competition wilh private enterRrurker moved up In county
friia.
proterulor and then went tn Lan "W* usually get more In her than
For the lest U year* In and out sing at an assistant attorney gen nn her," Mr*. Erwin tarJ But the
’re Ia sure feeding will be easier
rtf politin, Rrurker haa been a eral. In l#fll he wat elected attor ■
irend-bucker.
ney general. In 19K) he became, onre aver) body gelt more prac
lie was horn June tl, IBM. the ft.M , the second youogftt gover tice.
Raih lime and play tlm t are
third and youngest .on of- Ferdl- nor In Michigan's history.
Bind Rrurker. $ lawyer and Dem Here in Wa.hington, the Biurk favorite* for Ruthie. The Erwins
ocratic cnngifttman. He wat 4 era live in the old hut eachuive use baby ml instead of powder,
when bit father was defeated for and espenilve U rvlchrtter Arm* lu avoid getting the powder In the
rrrlrctmn and • when bn falhtr They have a nn* bedroom apert- baby's eyea. They bathe her face
fled
mfnt. where Mr*. Brucker does with soapiest water. In guard
again*! auds that could attng the
"We were tn prettv had thape." her own housekeeping.
he recall*. "My father bad been
Tim# It a major protilem for the eyri.
Ul for m years and that upped new secretary. He wmks its days
When ftuthia begins tn crawl,
*11 Dll family fortune W* were a week and reads almost nothing Mrs. Erwin plana to equip her with
left lb* heme free and fleer, but but newapapera, omitting th* col little belli ae they’ll know where
K waa tough. An aunt, who taught umnist*.
0
she la. Onr* Ruthie begins walk
•rhg|l, cam# to live with us and
If# laid he long ago concluded ing la another problem, on# the
that helped out."
that If
read the rniumnittj, et- Krwina feel aur* thay can work
U tither pulled muiUrd weed* penally their criticism, "It would out.
#ui of corn field* at a penny a row get the beat nf a fellow and hr
The signal lor play lime la the
to help oat further, Esrept for would gel to he thln-akinned and tap of Erwin's ran* when he romet
(late In trhool, be haa worked near break out in political hlvei."
home from work at hit rlgar aland
ly »U bn life.
Doea he have a philosoohy for la the Montgomery County court
lie .worked hi* way through the operation of thr Army?
house.
UaJtfMlly of Michigan at assorted
How does a blind couple plav
Not yet. aaya Rrurker. He heta'I
bt and In summers worked In a , had lime lo formulate one. He's with their baby, what games do
tpher yard at Saginaw, alarting still loo b u s y learning the me Ihry choose’ Right now, the three
a t 30 rent* a day.
lehanirs of the Job.
membera of Ihr Erwin family all
happily play peek-a-boa. /
ft/i'n/-/ Cmirtlp
FORT ECSTIS. Ya. — Ser- week program daalgwtd W track
grant First Ctaaa Clyde H. the fundamental* end practical
Phillipt, tun of Mr. end Mr*. application of leadership. The
candidate* ttudy public speaking.
August rnillipa. Lake Mery, re Instructional method* aad other
cently was graduated from The related subjects.
Tran.portetion School'* non-comPhillipt, a vs It ran of IS yesrs*
missioned o f f i c e r leaderibip Army
duty, has recslvsd the
course -*
at ------------Fort Euatia,
Va.
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Coed Conduct Modal, tbs AaiaThe court. Is a rigorous, fiv e-;t|c.p w |f |( Campaign Ribbon asd
th« UN aad Korean Servka Rib*
Csulry's three children.
• bona.
THE PLACE TO SHOP? OF COURSE - TIP • TOP
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Brucker Says He Has No Inkling
Why He Was Chosen Army Chief
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News O f Men In Service '
IAWIINCI t. lUOl. 34. of Stockton. Calif., cllngt to hit wife. Sue,
In Hong Kong after live and e half years of Imprisonment by the
Chine.* Communlati. The former civilian flier, 30 pound, tighter,
taid he was not treated badly. Ilia flrit question wst, "Who won
the last five Hme Row I g*meaj'* Mrt. Boot had been waiting at the
border line* htf rrlea.e wat announced, rfnleeiuinnwal R«dioeho:ot
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bouae at full iteaR all day. Thao*
faedlnga ran terra ae sort nf n
*1*0(1** break" without U\* coda*.
•o. alt back and U k t It easy.
Tour buby will tajoy hU Real
R a n If you are relaxed and ara
not thinking nf getting to work
you're feedtac
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fallout only. Construction details. It wai announced, svill be aupplied
to anyone interested In auth A-blatl Insurance. The shelter, which
ran accommodate 40, hat a roof 21 Inches thick and 4 feet, 7 liichrt
below ground. Fouippcd with ventilation and a generator, it would
cost about 113 000. The faltout inom ronslatf nf enough framework
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L I. II P. EVINRUDE
BKAIJTV NOOK
r.tn rE V T i:n m u r k
run like a top and beat*
IPS So Dak Axe.
For quirk repair Joh» or imall
rowing
Kt-50
Phono r; I
building. Call Jim 1I42-M-I.
3 a II. P SCOTT-ATWATER,
new
$59.95
FLOOR SANDHitl a Finithing, | 2 like
II P SCOTT-ATWATER,
SKI’TKM!IKU Nl'Ut’IAI.
Oak (lonri (urtiuhed. laid A (in
...................... |A*S0 COLD WAVE permanent tho•
Mlted. In builne** since 1920. 5 reiinotied
H
JOHNSON.
ea.») to manage Reg. lip. NOW
E F. Steseni; Route 2. Ho* 227;
v»rx good rendition
VO
$7 Ml
Call *1* IM before 7 a. m. or
KVA-BKSS BEA U
L TY
T Y NSIKH
KOr
alter 6 p, m.
.x i h i M i i in;
evuw
ioned
A ir C onilitioned
7 ‘» II ELGIN —run* good
PL U M B IN G
10* E. 2nd1 j,t,
st.
repainln «n!y
M>ooo
Contract and repxir work. C.'re 10 H JOlINxON.
Phone SAX
estimates. R. L lU rvry. aw
wi'b gesr »hi|t. isnk
1125on
R\ x te l
*i
Sanford Ave. Phon* U2».
!» H Lightning MERCURY M29 95 25- I At NPHV SERA 5 ICI. -25
# One Dour • It a sis amt Damp
U H. SEA Dl I.
(irilll* A llunler Convtmcllon Co.
Dry
Very good condition
$I29 9-'>
Home* anil Remodeling
a One hour S • Wash and Dry
lfi II SCOTT ATXX \TKR
Phone 23R7-M-4
Compltl* with Remote r in
Fold
# Finished Laundry
tro 1 Box and control rabie
rnESCRIPTIoNS Iilleil prnmpllx
nnlv
*15.1ex# Sanitnne Dry t’iramng
w vile you wait in air-riindilionr*l 22 II JOHNSON, .
S o tilh M d r
laiiin d ro m at
i-i'-iilorj at San Juan Phatniai-x
Huns good snd will pull
South Side Cnodmart Hide.
?.\ XV. Ceniral Orlando, Ph 1410
2 r-i* id ikn7*995
tea East ;sil» st
(In Sale XXhil- "’ hex I x*C
SINGER s i:" IN'- xt ACHINE I "
Nrw t*vx Moriel I \ INH1 Ill's
nr i^ w n s k h v ic e
-n
now- ha* a bonded Sale«nia!i 7 II L1GIIT5X IN (Sold Out i
l.
L
Sill—Plano
Technician
and Ser* iceman In Sanford. 7 's H FI El l XX IN.Sale 721.5 55
Call AW I or write 4M 8. Mag. 15 II EASTXX IN Sale
1719 Ml Phon* yttil It uni# I. Sanford
nolia^Santmd. Cl*
25 II RlliT'X IN i Sold Out)
INSI RUCTION
-7 "
25 II. Eire. Starling
INSURANCE
—II It
Png Twin
IMtSo MMDl UN CIVS!. CDI ll--r
I’rrtnnal Inxlruclloti at xnur hi'me
libit It You llaxe?
bx II xrrx XXr -i r P O, I
C lin . Aluminum or Mihnginr
Preferred Rate* to Preferred
Holts ind Srterial Price* no
771 Sar.fixrd, FIs
Cnoiplrlc i>utril*•
Poliryholdrr*
Gator trailer t Sex m l modeD Huy. Sell. Kent, Hire with want
John William** liw. Agewry
ad*, the bmiext salexnian tn
of used b u ll A trailers oo
417 Baaferd Allauflc
town. Cut one to w«irk be »tti
hand, priced reasonable.
Then* 24
Phone l»2l. W# will t*a glad to
...
Venetian Ulinoa
Enclosed n*ad. Sag proof botutm
rail with pkaette end*. Plastic or
1.A K K FR O N T C O T TA G E
rayon lap**. Cotton or nyL«
Son F*. Frontage. .1 acres land,
fordi.
mudern concrete block ro|iagr S*nktxrlk G taw and P a in t Ca
Completely
>mp___ . equipp'd and fum 112-114 Weil 2nd SY
Phone 32*
t'h 'd Boat and ilck*r. E ir*litton H ageerly A ppliance C e n te r
jrnt (i*htns
ithuir. Peaceful Itseatton
__
in
II „._lr*
mile* from
Sanford. hard
•'Your W*iUn|h->u*a Dealer"
road. f*,800.
klaytag XXa sheet
A R ,r Washer
<L O .L . V - f t . C m w *
Coleman Heaters
Stromberg _ Carlson
Phone 1U» • A. B. Prtm oa.B rekar
VI* Rerslcr tvtiai Wf Sell
A iM ia iti • A. B. Patrrson Jr., ID Magnolia Av*
rrnne m :
P J Chesterton. GarfDld Wil1*111. John Mrtsch. R. W. Wil- I9IJ — L A Ca*e on steel wheel
Brut fra tier C*
liim i. A. C Doudncy. Land Sur
Hlwar 17 *2 South
Pnnae set
veyor.
3II SEAREF.
- criH vr"' *»*
a
eorucr Ini*. Living room with
hfatalator fireplace. Separata
flu with rlrtulatlax banter,
Screen porrh. G u ai* . maty
tropical v-aritlea of (lowara and
■“ *- — Mr nut <>ut*Ida
city. I ll non. Including Kitchen
equipment. Ksceueat term*.
M O L. PeytM, Brehtr
lanihrtle B. Headmoo, A»*oc.
Ph 2H1 — 17-92 et Hiawatha
W. J. KING
METAL ROOFING
9 Bnath Park Pbaoo $0
New la Stork. 2-V Crimp - I U "
Caeraaaled— 2X4" C em galad ORLANDO Norma* Beothul, Or
Get ell Your reoflag need* at
Undo Evenlag BUr. Call Ralph
Akrrmaa Camrrcta Pip* Ca, Ray, 11994.
Out West 13th SI
Phone 2491
ENVKLOrtLS. letirrhrads. aUle■m ta. tnvoieea. hand bills, and
GOOD And BAD
p r o g r a m a, otn. Progreialve
UM* Kltch.il CUMt .... SI0.m PrlaUag Co., Phoat 409 — 409
Used Wardrobe ------- . . . . im .m
Weal iftb SL
l sed Safa - .................. $10.00
Used 2 Pc. D inette............ Bin oo
Used Chest of Drawer* . . . . 210.00
Used Corner Cabinet . . . . tio m
Used Dining Room Table
Itnoo
Used Innersprug Mattreai. $ 10.0»x
L'ned Dresser —................... $10.00
. J . W,
Used Double D ruser and
Fiona*
Mirrnr ............. . . . .
120.00
lU”
Phon# ITU
•Call Hall
Used Sttnmoni 2-re. Sola.
SUBSTANTIAL I r ek. I Bedroom
Bed Suite - ........... ........ 910 00
Home. Large liveable living
room with pielureiqu# lire*
aee, diaiag mom, heaUog rya- *924* E, let BL
Phase 127
m. Vou'll pmudly aay. ‘•that a
RED-l-MIX CONKRETE
w hir*' T T lv t.^ O n fy 114.700.
Mwacl* Ceserew Co.
TERMS.
209 Llm Av*.
rhone 1312
w. a
o*--Ai--- r- —
- -» k DCaOfe* BBS
1K R T I r n i . P art ■
Path Am Used
Me 4*aiaX a M
tie.
Three bedroom bom# near Pine121 E ait l i t BL rhone tan.
crest school. I well lasdacaped
lot* with iraaa. fenced In rear
yard. Total price only $10j00.
with Urm*.
iTTruiN TTU RETi ’awt* r,«*d*- ^
Buy your Fumltur* at Terry s
Warehoux* Furn.. Co . at 901 W
1st St. All aalmnally »dr. fur
suture si warrhon.e prir n ____
21 -
LOST AND FOUND
-»
LOST; Green P»rak*et — nemo
Tipper vicinity Rnsaiia Drive.
Call 1769-W.
Flamblag. Breeov lira
M. G. HOlHaEB
S trv rr en All Waler Pump*—
WrCa Drilled — Poaipe
Pant* Road P W t g
FOUND — Cocker Spsmrl. brown
and white ipottrd
Alxiut 3
fcaih,.? ± riil ir?i_____
AAR. 2 B’ 4
. LfMNf* A fjP9*| « »AfO
Mather of Sanford
S
F o lk i. if you i r * builtlinira
n*xs* hnm*. h av e von ron*
a id e m i lh* uae nl ntir nexv
wood fo r d e c o ra tiv e in te r
ior wall a n d callin g tr e a t
m en t* ? I t o f f e r s low -coit
im m a n e n t Im auty. H* mire
lo drop in an d in q u ire nbout it. C om pare Ua m any
fe a tu re s a n d it* s u rp risin g
loxv coat. Wo vx ill he happy
to f u m lih you a free e s ti
mate-
IjBa&jgap sat
Robert A. Winiima, Beall or
Ray mead UadgwIM. Aaaeefaie
1(79 AUaalie Bask Bldg.
>• t f o o f A i r g i ^
CoMmta Pip# Ca.
alka aad B a rto y R a a tU n
w M Fart Am f i m WU
m
Obi Waat 1Mb Bt
.jr a m r A S S u *
H t[ 1
U M hl
S E LLIN G !
GATLIN imOTIIKItS
— Factory to Tou —
A lum inum .
T H E C U n iO S IT T M IO P
C. A. WHIDDON, SB.
Next tn Bennett'* Court 1*
Real F.aUie Broker
' Advertiser* are request*! la no V.Reg.
ASSOCIATE
tify the Want-Ad Department tm- i d s.E PDOUGLAS.
a rt
m . iaai Window Fan*, air ronditloneM.
mediairly of any emw* In their
all new. elishlly above co»t.
adi. a t The Sanford Hrrald will be RAYMOND M. B tl.l_ BRUKBR
Flre*ione Store*.
rtfpnmlblo for only one incorrect
O.
M.
HARRISON,
BROKER
3
Lirge *ire new wooden hnrsr*
tasertinn_________
S D lltghlevman. Salesman
Ml m i Elliotl.
104 South 1‘arh Ave.
Phone MO
BLACK5TONE Auiomatir Wa.h
tnc Machine. He>t oiler. Call
Clean furnished
Sem
inole
R
ealty
IR7.VH.
31B ralm etta S
W. DIETRICHS
T. W. MEMO
room i, IMt Perk Av*. Pheao 27 or 741 39" Ho||ywoo«( bed Like new How e l a k a a pa r
1*1 txpe. Min Phone IMVW
.r«t t l
private balhi >
DON'T MISS THIS ONE
BENDIX
romplrlrty automatic
neighborhood, near high
Rollawajr aad Baby Bade Eacellrnt
wa*h*r. l«oi-, Crdar A*r
arhool.
M
It.
living
room
with
Day, Week or maatb—TeL MS.
ftrrplarr, Senaraie dining room,
Hog*. Ifiiroo .irr*e> lfo lh
Faraltar# Center 111 Weil Flrel
rnm em rnt kitrhrn with natural TWO
each, Male and Female. V
fuuth
cabtneli.
2
hedrooma,
S>» month* old Phon* 2PS6-M
f u r n is iie d ' a p t s ^
»l'«pinr porrh elm den. uepar*
or 9270. 1IM XX n th S*
903 Wait lit . Or Call at Furni
at* eniranre) double garage.
ture Center. US Writ lit.
I m m e d i a t e orrupanry. Tm» USED Washer lor sale. Hestonhouie wa* rceentlv appraised
able Ann's CertII. 17 »2 South
Avalon Apt*. K ndeacy. Pbnae
for lll.nnnno. Price M.snonn,
s*O lF.H T O r7 i n s UR a m CE
TSO-W.
____
IJ.Vkt down. I7.vnn per month. One 2S1' hoys bike, nrr* girls 2n ’
I H Q h i 811
Call
2u
o
.
Anv
lime__________
bikr, one small drum, onr pr
CEE Semtnola Reilly for Dealrlap shots-sitr J A*k at olficr,
a r l a •* I »C Ra n * t n
able Home* and Apu. Pbnae IT,
Sanford Trailer Park
B Room furnished Apartment
m iw E R R p i-A N n u a n n m s
»
ARTSCUDi WANTED - 4
M
rad
e
Concrete
Co.
OOP Malian villa.______________
3fl9 Elm At*.
Phone 11U
Highett
CASH.
TRADE-IN
price*
Desirable Furnilked A pt Hi.
I.YCItEK TREES
aid for naed
need furniture Cill
paid
Ceil ts». A irlayrird, Ready to P l a n t .
4J2-W.
_
VENETIAN BLINDS
Wilson-Maitr
Furniture
Co
iU
Ci:ru* on Cleo. Rough, Lemon
Ad*. RoUe-Heedl
CLEAN furabhed Apt. One. Two (Nationally
E_1st S t
______
Simpvon "Lucky Acre*", Grnexa
Manufactured tn Saaford
people. 235.00. «11 Park Are.
Seminole Voaetlaa H a d Ca 7— r c ta l JvrsUxkSuppf le* —7 EVER.HEARING S t r a w b e r r y
Room Apartment 112 Elm Ave. tao Writ trd St
Phoo# MS 3 E !n n ^ ™ SHKI’IIKRt) f’ltiiplr*.
l’l »nt* 71.iu per hundrnl. Phono
Phone 2993-W.
R I) I’rlesi. South Sanford Axe
______
1717 XX
Raggedy Appilanr* Cenirr
Phone .‘JUi XV-1
URN15HED Apartment C|n*e
USED
17—
lulomobilra
•
Trailers
—17
in Trlvate Baib. Son Palmetto On* Serve! Rrf
y./> 95 l*A HLLP WANTED (lemalel 1*4
Ave.
One K*nmor* Washer
l i e u E T p?rIff!crinaun<1r^7rsri?rT ^? It wlK Piy YOU to are US bcfcec
Practically N*w! Maytag
you buy, Uprn Evenings and
TWO BEDROOM newly furnished
mtnole County l.aunHry
Washer
$fi** «v
SunUax s.
home In Bel-Air. Phone 1797-M. 111 Magnolia Ax*.
Phon* 1717 11WORK WANTED
-II
Easislrie Trailer Kale*.
Palatka, Fla.
UNFURNISHED Home at W7 •1 VARIETIES PANELING U WkT Hr oWg l t ' by 3er7 7 T ? ,l.
W. Ind St, Phone 1M J w W J .
F rrr nilraales. j'hone 1317-W
Native and Foreign Wood*.
1W3 TR W ELITE Trailer. 42 II.
See Them At
MODERATELY priced S Room
CARPENTER and General n*^
Air conditioned, Tr|o»i*ion prr. Fum Apt. Escfllcnt location. Sherman Canereta Pipe Ca,
pair Work, Thomaa W. Fergufret rundlti-in. Will »rll 37', uf(
404 >. 14th St. Ph 2141 W.
Owl Weal 12th SC
Pbeee t u t
original prirr
Shown by *t>
eon. Phono 2H31-R.
NU'E-ROOML Hot water, tl. qUliaUCASII for Vurnilure~Add' DISK!, and Gawdmr Mrrtianir,
wecOy. lig h f kitchen pnvtlegei.
mg Machines, Typewriters. Out
trurk d ritrr, StaUun atlrndanl
1012-W.
board Motora, Boats
Super
Phnne Mi M
TRAILER FOR SALE OR THAME
Trading Post. One mile South
on ? or 3 III! Home liM, 3V.
DUPLEX Apartment near Navy
Max work—hmtseclraning 701 Cy.
on 17-92. Phon* 2212 R.
2 bedroom a’, ' v IU JabtU'ii'd
Raw. Phone 2IT-J.
ur*s. *25 II
Cabsna. t ali 1*««4.1 alter J.3u
The Florida Time* l aion
Larg« 2 mom furnished Apartment
ItKPECIA1 SERVICES - I I P m
Your Morning l’ai*er.
S40 per month. Call A. K. Rn%For Home Delivery
letter. Elorlil. Phnne 211.
1951 MERCURY SEDAN
Phon* Jack Benton. R22-M
PHA
F la a n c tn f
Fully equipped l/ -'kx nearly
1 BEDROOM unfurnished haul*.
Pm
Remodeling
and
repair*
New!
$1,923
HEATING
VI onme Comer. Phone 4» J.
NeBllng
Down—
Small
Monthly
V
Floor Furaare* and Circulator*
Payment*
19X1 BUCK SPEC SEDAN
n Jg ^ IN JE D Cottage" Ph~3niZr~
A- POPE CO. INC.
8 H erm an C o n tro l# Co.
Lm Mllrags-.|^K)k> New
tm South Park Avt. Phone U4i 0*4 Weal 12U
full* cqulpiwd
$2 750.
Phee* 24**
N
ICHOLSON
IU
ICK
CM.
Sleep
I
p
C
o
m
fo
rt
■vtchlaoa OCCAM FRONT Apart
FLOOR finding and finishing !l» h Xlignnlia
I'hnne 10.11
meata U f Ranth Atlantic Day- KINS an* Hollywood Brd fin'* x
Cleaning, waxing Serving Senti
Ml". Complda with luguriou*
ton* Beach, Fin. Call Urn. Hut*
nel* County fine* 1932. H. M SALE — Original owner
'.V?
Inner-spring Mattress. Matehing
eh non Phone IIT4-W.________.
Gleason. Lek* Mary.
i Chrysler automatic drixr
t
Huv Spring*. Headboard (Duran
door 5 pa monger errlan V'cry
r ia s tir >. Ilnllywnnd leg* $129 50. Space llcairrs and Floor Furn
l-iw mllragr Condlti* I liki nrw
aces Liberal Trade-In.
E C H O L S B E D D IN G CO.
^ P rire jrra ^ n ab l* ' '* * ^ 2 L * »
r 2nd k Magnolia Ph. U32
" le d ” Bamberger. Mgr.
i>~ AUTOMOHn.if nauaJCRg - u
Ope* Monday’* HI 9 a. m.
CARS
LO W K L L B . f l O R
Bicylea A Lawnmiman
BOUGHT SOLD TRADED
I2M
Phono laU
1997 Baaford Am.
Rev Rrel'a Uaro Cara
Fan- ami RrrunUiiiuntng
fcli airy'*
Sanlord Avo k llth SI
P. M. CAMPBELL
Phoo# 2424
119 E. 4th
General Cnmrirle*
79HATH • MOTORS
IM
ARMY-NAVY BUBKA'S
"Hamas of DUUortjo*Bny'a Western Dungareei ....1.99
1-Way 17-91
Pheao 1447 FOR SALE — Rna*. tn 11. P m »
WYNNEWOOD-C.B. Horn*. 1 BR, FooUorkrra —SALE ............ 7 92
lor end Trailer, ism Elliull.
air-coed, Fla. Rm. By owner.
For IX*tt*r rtuniMBg
All tire Tarpaulins
0.1. Equity $1,980. Ph. 1473-W 219 Sanford Ave
Sen or Call
25 11 JOHNSON with ronlridx A-l
Phone 1321
Woodruff A SlafieUry
Real Catata
A N D
y
K
S U f MM i
*vv . sVl*--'-
i API)
-
HOBSON
. CAvi
S p o rtin g
Good*
charge tl
It'a So
T o P lace A
is —Ei.EuiTicAi. a a .R v i r a > - a J tint C all 1821
th * W nnt A<l
FRIGinAlRR apmHearei
sale*
S a n fo rd
and irrvtce. G H High, Oviedo.
Fla. Phone 4111 or Saaford
IMJ W altre * o as
-M- officf r tk a e a is n - a
Fsiarude Swlet A Rervire
7*1 r 1st SI
Pb-.ixr
IIAYNES OOlce a irttf*
F:say
W ant Ail
nnil ask fo r
d e p a rtm e n t
llrrn id
Deepest. Canyon
Is Now Involved
In Biq Controversy
Hx
'
' ■' -i- ' l Hi II Can'on »ax - Sam Etetwrll of Patnu
Idaho llr > chairman nf the Idaho.
ins on
" ■. n-\x ishingi hi II* ■ Cat
j jrntip (hit «in!% I•a tfr ,t
Kim r*in9(nir»rd in (hr
tXrrp Snike R :xrr gorge b'*ftlrr;n;
ltlsho and txrec-m
llot L ithrrt Slantuo puhi e relx
Inin, director for ld.xh«i I ' m c r C o,
i i . ' It - Helix Canytm ax tar ax
.*r ** a
r onnrrrnen
n r r r n r d "*
)
"Fro m a profane e\prr**ioti used
DENISON T rs
P — Jo* Htlt»i hutld (h rrr p iiv jfr ilin u in (hr
brexth of Dalla* dragged a 10f1jm
n 4rr*
'tn --1
are.x
P-xtind alligator gar out of nearby
T lic ilam t iiAtild fl»w1 th«* *itr
(hr |»fi7p4»kf'( frdrral iljim Ptihlir l ittle ADnertd Lake into hi* boat.
ixu
.x.m Lore,
u e foii^ht
f,» -rtf lit,*
uiw,-r
force- h
haxe
lire lifll
old- Ih r gar thowrd it* di-pleasurr hy
Its'* pt itx tliniiijh more than a rlamping ll* p-xwerful taw* on Htl*e.ir of ) l’i h e a t‘tig* flirt Ihreit brrath * leg llilhrcath finally got
rn to take i< to rourt un!e-x Ihr tiack to the dock yesterday with
the fishing plug, the gar and htl
F PC change* tt* mind
The ranyori dtp- mure than * tavt leg all firm ly hooked together.
^
AMO B U U b iN G N E S O S ^
SHERMAN CONCRETE
PIPE CO.
C#.
teleph o m e
"•uter N Alfred El»en*nhn, hilloTixn at St Gertnide « r<’nv»nt m
Ci'itnnwood. Idaho, write* of a man
nutted Haller who Irted tn n(x-igatr the ranxon in l*9t but cracked
i.p on the rock*.
UlC l«t ll It % AHfl KlefUo-ll 9 gnillp in Haller » later rrrountal of lh**e
hive u#rn li*(i(!tis fnr -n »nth»
riilliriiltif *,
*he write*. "H*U>
m-ir** than
(h»» uif of jn apAi- Canyon derixed Its nam e."
(fiip(r
<
T»n* Krilftjl I’****rr rimimi^Hin
(
,
ar
t
a
k
e
s
m
r
i:
!.»•( \»ij \ lirpfl'H Miho I'ourr
Typewriters, adding maefunea.
Sales-Rea tala, 214 Magnolia. Ph
A bill* spare Ilk* this will gel
Vmir menage before our more
than moon rr.sdrri. Tell 'em to
dayl Phone 1*21.
a*i.o win la
■' >( UXM DAOOV tLMO ]
'* ‘xTJCVJuMT OVtR HIS “<
|» \v
p t 'is r Idaho P— The nabon x
lrr|xrxl esnxon t» slxo tl* moil
i-tinlrox erxiat Ib e r* » ex en dl*agtermenl on how to »pc!l its
(ret txelo-, the peskx of the XXallow!
'lotintam* of Oregon ami the S*v*a
Hexil« Range of Idaho, on nppu.
sttr xtdex of the mighty Columbia
Hixer trihutary
It'* tn'isll*- xpelled Helix Canyon
hi hoth the FPC and the U S, In
terior Department
It oerurx both wav* tn the Reid*
e x tnde to Periodical Literature
.m l in brochure* of the Chamber
'f Cnmmere* tn XXriier Idaho, the
city nrarext the canyon
Early traxelers who looked with
,x*e on the tagged rliffs and
•resrherou*. rapid*, strew n n**r
pi-ihahl* : i x e the gorge it* nam *.
Out Wrwl Llth S t.
h
( LCT MC AM .Wf l i l t
.> )'—[ ju '-r ix W H s -
{ rvsciw o o a V.xiAT
> DONli CN3V.N TMCRt ON *
( r»*.; SOFA S L E E P IN G VrtfEM
^ ■ i •■.''ji.oeEOur —
niM te 2489
»,*[ take That thing
V. MOMC.CLMO.ANO
( o O N T H P IN G IT
v a p o ' jn o n e o e
�• -
4 * .
Prices Good Thm Sat. Sept 24
Q uantity R ig h ts R e se rv e d
(Limit 2 W ith Ollier Order!)
LIBBY Beef, Chicken or Turkey Frozen
STOKELY
LIBBY FROZ. 0R6. JUICE
PAN-REDI FROZ. SHRIMP
RUSSO STRAWBERRIES
RATH’S CHOPPETTES b*h :
(Limit Two With Food Order!)
'STOKELY Cut
D A IR Y
D E L IG H T S
LAND O'SUNSHINE
LAND O’SUNSHINE
BUTTER
CHEESE FOOD
Chee>Zee 2
DIXIE DARLING
DEEP SOUTH Strawberry
DIXIE DARLING
(Limit One W ith Ifood O rder!)
ASTOR Vac Pnk
BREAD
FAMILY LOAVES
FA T-RITE
SPRIN G
LA M B SA LEI
CASHMERE
BOUQUET
SMALL T E N D E R
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SQUARE CUT LAMB
rOR TASTY STEW
LIMIT S
PLEASE
Toilet Boap
HORMETS -READY-TOSERVB
SILVER COW F.vip.
GRAPES
"Eat-Rll*1
Smoked Georgia Country SlyU
SLAB BACON
Sonnyland Hot or Mild Bag
SAUSAGE
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ta to H u l la too a i a t e n l
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Fuslahlinhed 190R
Progress On Highway
Js Uncertain Today
With First Reports
Fire Prevention
Year 'Round Job,
Says Fire Chief
Sanford's Tire Chief talked to the
member* of the Seminole County
Junior Chamber of Commerce at
Jteir noon luncheon meeting today.
Speaking on "F ire Prevention",
th ie f Mack N. Cleveland Sr., told
Tha Jayccca that "everything you
the Jayree* that "everytlm* you
have a fire m your community you
are indlretetly Involved.
"Wilh 2*3 fire* tail year, auppove
you didn’t have a Tire Depart
ment. Thti would then affect your
job and your b u tln cia.,
"Everyone should cooperate, not
only one week out of the year, but
vary day,” the Chief said. ‘ The
• f a department la ready at all time
tn protect your property and to re
duce your lota. Bear that In mind,
and let* talk fire prevention.
•Tire prevention concerns ua
■tl." Garfield Willette, chairman
a( Uia Jayree Fire Prevention wek
committee told the luncheon group.
“We ire having a meeting today
et S o'clock at the Sanford Fire De
partment to map out plana for the
coming Are prevention week camf tif f i,’' he aald,
Surprise Witnesses
To Give Testimony
Against Two Men
^BUHNER, Win. (ft—Five aur
priae » Bnrate a and Uw victim*!
mother may testify for the itate
today In the trial of two white
men arcuied of killing ■ 14->ear
old Chirago Negro boy.
Dla. Ally. Gerald Chatham —
atilt withholding nam ri of the lastminute wttnenea — aald they ran
plare Roy Bryant and hit halfhrolhar J. W. Milam near the spot
t the body of Emmett Diui*
waa pulled from the muddy
Tanahatchie River.
White the trial watered Its fourth
day In the Tattahetehle County
'.’ourthouse District Ally. Stanny
Sanders in adjoining Sunflower
County said be waa lnveatlgating a
story which Indicated young Till
waa killed on • plantation near
Drew, Miaa.
Thla presented the possibility the
| waa being held In a county
which the killing did sot take
place.
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r
Tenth Hurricane
Forms In Atlantic
,- -
*
s
Progress on the four-lining,
widening, ami paving of 17-92 la
somewhat unrrtlam this morning
with the first report from the
appraisers not yet in the hands of
two right-of-way agents, in ac
cordance with the srhedulr set at
Tuesday's meeting of the Seminole
County Board of Commissioner*
John E. Fox, right-of-way agent
for the* county, laid this morning
that appraisers were at work yes
terday and are reportedly working
this morning. Fox said, ’’I turned
over a marked right-of-way map
to them yesterday morning.”
Fox said today that there are
approximately -Id moce Instru
ments not yet available from the
State Road Department in Detjind
See
E d ito ria l on P age I
on parrels of land south of Cassel
berry to the Orange County line.
The right-of-way agent also
said that about half of the abstrarta are ready on the rightof-way* north of Five Point* to
Sanford with the other half of the
abstracts probably ready by the
middle of next week.
Fox said that from "these abstrarta the State Highway De
partment will prepare deeds and
right-of-way maps will be mark
ed."
M. C. Hagan, county engineer,
and Fox, were both on the State
(toad 4* project thla morning com
pleting survey* and planning fur
ther right-of-way on that thoroughfar*.
Fox aald this morning, "I wilt
contact the appraisers this aflernoon to find out when report* on
completed appraisal* along the
17-92 right-of-way will be ready.'*
Mrs. Vera M. Toll*, secretary
for the lV|iiiu»Hs Count* < ham her
of Commeew Long Range Highway
Planning Committee and the Cltllens Committee, headed by J.
(Continued On Page Two)
Elusive Elephant
Safely Back Home
CHARLOTTE, N.C. UR - Vicki
the elephant gunlrd tap water and
chomped domesticated hay today,
having put behind her II days of
free-lance foraging In Ihe wood
land* of Mecklenburg County.
The g-year-old Indian elephant,
who went rambling Sept. It from
her amusement park home about
•lx miles from downtown Charlotte
was run down yesterday by a vol
unteer pone.
Her pentlera herded her Into an
open field and let her exhaust
herself with aimless running about.
Then they circled V r methodical
ly with itrands of rope, and when
the web waa completed snared her
feet and
her
Softball Diamond
Is Being Converted
Into Parking Lot
Tha snfthall diamond, W attd
immediately behind the present
municipal parking lot and ex
tending to the la\< front, is being
moved today to Fort Mellon
Park so that the area ran be
used for a paiking lot.
C i t y 3lanager Warren K.
Knowles said to<Uy that the lot,
providing facilities to paik 150
additional cars, will b* ready lo
be used by Nov. lb, "In time,"
b* aald. "for th* heavy Christ
mas shopping season.”
This brings tn reality a move
by th* Board ef Hanford City
Commission*!* and the Traffic
and Safety Committee, plue the
recommendation* of the Zoning
and Planning Commission, to
maka the area available for
parking In the downtown section.
Because of the popularity of
the preeent municipal parking
lot Just lo the rear of th* of
fice* occupied by the Famine I*
County Board of Education, It
ia believed that the new parking
lot now under construction wilt
It* heavily used by those work
ing in the downtown area as well
as ahopprr* who want to spend
more than an hour.
Winn-Lovelf Rep
Opens Office Here
A representative nf Ihe vetl
Winn Lovett Grocery Slurr as*
secured an offir# nn the local San
ford State Farmer* Markrt. San
dy Anderson, Market Manager,
said this morning.
IJncotn Mrrnah, who will buy
produce fur the entire chain nf
stores, will establish hi* office on
the markrt tn th* near future.
A contract for the remodeling
and building of Ihr office spare
has been left, Anderson said,
where Mrrnah will have at his
disposal Dealer* on the market
platform plus growers and ship
pers operating through Ihe mar
ket from which in thoot* sup
plies for the widespread chain of
food store* covering the entire
southeast.
The local food chain representslive ha* already brgun his contacU with grower* to 1th* south
id Sinter (I 11 well as
ai with the
loral dealers.
MIAMI. Fla. <H — T V season’s
t# h tropical atoms named Janet,
a pun far out In the Atlantic today
and Weather Bureau forecaser*
predicted it would grow In aUe
aad Intensity.
T V atom waa about BO miles
eaat-aoutheast of Fort tie France,
Martinique, in the French Writ
Indies, at I a. m., EST. That put
it roughly 1,T*0 mils* eoutheaat of
Miami.
J t waa moving in a sortbwevterly
f lk t i o n at about U m.p.h ami
Wag expected tn -coslimie at that
past throughout the morning, wilh
l alow increase In iateaully.
T V storm's strongest winds
ranged up lo TO miles an hour
near the center, end gale winds
spread outward 100 miles tn Ihr
north aad M lo 19 miles to the
aoulh.
Man-Made bland
Workman Stricken
*e-t , * |j.
BOftTON Jh-A workman atoitken til on the “Texas lower,” a
man-made radar Island 110 miles
ta a l of Provtaeotowr, waa takra
1 MartachueeUa General Ho»eariy today altar V waa
aakora h r the Coast Guard,
m u , U taew d aUfcriag
appendicitis, waa Identified
• Coait Ouard aad .Vapital
* TBB COMMANDING OFVICEB e f Company 1 ”. 124th In f. Ben.
tm rft tw i Matte* el Owerd V alt, rongratuletoe three mem here ef
the company ow theta prcmotlusi- (Left to right) Harvey C. Wilkin*
Guard cutter Coe* M et by son. Sanford. Robert McGill. Geneva end Frederick C. Merden,
Apopka. Ceptota Joseph D. Bryant Is shewn congratulating the
m o p on lie prometiea from P e t. C t to P f e .* . &. Alep p m u to d
bed not shewn | |
W itm lh
A N IN D E P K N D K N T DAU.Y N E W S P A P E R
SA N FO H I), KI.OHIDA
Salesman
Is Found
In Auto
A Tampa drug «ilein*aw was
charged with "csrrlrts and negli
gent diising" and "leaving the
stcn* of an accident" ve*terday
when hit ear was found at the
intersection of Third St. and
( Park Ave.
A IPSO Plymouth four-door
| dan, patted on E. Eighth Ft., 10*1
fret we-t of the Intersection at
Pin* Ace., in front of number
| ill’, wet hit sometime Wednes
day night damaging th* left rear
fender and gst spout, causing
ptnprMy damage estimated at
*|l».
A IMS Ford sedan, with the
fbvyb-*r.ohi drug salesman for
Johnson Drug Company of Tam
pa a*leep in it, was found about
2 am. yrslrtday morning at
Third and Park, parked. The left
front fender and light were
damaged with estimated es»*t at
|lt».
Paint from th# erram-colored
Ford »*» left no the dark green
Plymouth to reveal that J. Carl
Pilcher »a* dries r of th# ear
when the accident occurred.
Following investigation by l.t.
Jack Hickson and Patrolman l.eo
Itoch. Pilcher was charged with
“careless and negligent driving"
and "baring the wen# of an ac
cident.”
Disease Epidemic
Menacing Tampico
MEXICO CITY 21 — A disc***
cptdcmic menaced flood stricken
Tampico tnday. The outbreak came
as the gulf port baillrd tho ravages of the rampaging Pam.ro
ftiver In the wake nf Hurricane
Hilda.
The unofficial death toll In north
east Mexico stood at 203, with
more qxpected as Ihe floods con
tinued and isolated sections re
ported. About 400 were titled as
missing amt 1,000 Injured.
Dysentery, which generally
stalks Ihe victim* nf a major
flood, broke out among Tampico's
30.000 homeless almost a thud nf
lb* 111,0(3) population. Two rhildien died from the disease at a
rnnrentrstlnn center. »nd 1<0 more
were reported critically ill.
Doctors a»ked Ihr capital for
cmrrgenry aid, Medicine was be
ing flow n in along with fond and
clothing.
Harold Sanford
Plans Concert Here
Harold Sanford, nf the piano
team oi lit ace and Harold Sanford,
came to Sanford today looking for
ward to another concert here.
The duo-planlsta were heard In
February of Ihli year when they
were presented in concert at the
Mayfair Inn, sponsored hr Ihe
Ladies Akl of the Lutheran Church
of tha Redeemer.
Sanford reealled hi* appearance
here with hi* wife and the com
ment i made following the brilliant
piano playing of the popular pair.
From The Sanford Herald of
their concert date Is this comment.
"The ballroom of the Mayfair Inn
echoed to enthusiastic applause
last night In appreciation of ihe
artistry of Grace and Harold San
ford in a two-piano concert.”
We expect to be back again this
season, said Ihe concert artist, on
his visit here this morning.
Crucial Test Day
For Supercarrier
Forrestal Readied
A B O A R D CARRIER FOR
RKSTAL tat—This ts th* crucial
testing day for Uncle Ram's new
est and mightiest warship as Ihe
Navy prepared lo open up the
lupcrcarrior Forrestal to full
ipecd.
If ihf p m es the lest, the "okay"
label la expected In he given the
39.000 ton vessel, which failed her
flut sea trials last month because
of mechanical trouble.
Preliminary tests yesterday were
successful. They tooh place ai Ihe
ship xif tagged through moderate
aeaa off the Virginia Capes at
speeds ranging up to >9 knot* an
hour.
If all goes well, the Forrestal
will be delivered lo the Navy Sept
9 and commissioned Oct. 1.
Hobby Will Speak
Before Youth Group
Seminole County Sheriff J. L
Hobby will apeak tonight at the
Church ef the Naurewe at 1:11
o'clock.
T V Sheriff la to addroea the
Youth AcUvIUea Group of which
Johnny Carter la prealdenl.
A cordial welcome hai been ex
1
W e a t h e r
|
flear |n psrlls rbtnds fhfniigh Fri
das wilh sraflereif shower* over
i Ihe south and rentral poiliuni,
*
T i l l HIS DAY. S N P T K M n E R 22. 1955
A «s*ciafrd I 'n w L eased W ire
No. 2 s |.
Overemphasis Said
Placed On Football
Experts Believe
Hurricane Cycle
About To Switch
Rollins Dean Of Men Cashier Indicted
Joe Justice Speaks
On 25 Charges
At Kiwanis Luncheon
Of Embezzlement
C. C. Bcdcnbaugh
1
Dies Yesterday;
Funeral Saturday
M IAM I. FIs
r It rather e»
peits believe Ihe tsariagr of hum
canes slamming Into Ihr Middle
I *us w t . n i s r n . .# r>
Atlantic and New England states
’iHin h u rtf t*iviiu t
p trurlm t
may soon shift bark lo Florida
m 4 f J t T i t r r o f a *h i 1 i .w h b n k
Gnrd n Dunn, chief »l<um b u r |
caster m the Miami Weather Bu
that i |u«rd fid ' *! fia% b*‘. *i in*
r**u . said today the current humilii'lrd 4tn 2! r .’in u »»{ r,u »{*/?!#.
.tom# it* ItittUn
rane cycle "has lasted fully i%
rnriit. mt*topplittol.4'n id fund* ard
long as it normally dims, and on a
fit'll Ira It pi 41 IT ,
fat lr r n ln r v
I'rr rm ii fillptinK
atatistica! basis, we would say the
U'ltl x itlt’ Jll V. i n *
- T in * i* th# mutt f.«i
trend ought tn reverse Itself right
aw ay—by that meaning in tne next
rum p hrii>! 4*'to* '
h n itp iiirn l r.u p m iirh
Kuitfm l
v iif* f.»r r it f f .it .! •«!>' of 1 ,
year nr two.”
tun jin
oiiiiir h4*ft»rr l«n a’ a
If (his is true, Dunn added (". Hr l.nLm £, (irn<m K'uinJ f.»r
lit it K ill > •*
•
Aid I S WlS
Florida's five-year immunity from Ihr S*»nf.*r >1 I'.itU f IV |u irtn iriit, i l . i . r u f h.iMttJMl
I#!1*
Ipp'Ji* flilll flir
w
1
mv
,
1
1
hurricanes may be about over.
will Ite hrl.l
toftcrrmoit
|u hark to
' m«l
•
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Dunn, who has been conferring a l .1 p in,
1!ip nffn III# 4.
titijlilr to !mil rvi Oru*' Ih.il aojf
Washington, said weatheimen he
llr .lf nisMUk'ii Hi *nI %■*»t**itli»>
nlhrr pci ion w j i imuli***!
llev• they have come up with the
rcdcfii ajlhmtUrx ward thto
reason lor the northward shift 1 JvS m th« ]o««t h.iiptljtl ii f ii r M if i'llh , In* 441.1, 11*a t i f t toa gu
.fsiAluia Moniuii-ii! Nj I im I Hank
tropical storm* have been follow x whorl tllnrM. IIb m » tjU n tofftihrr »*jiiirht»w.
- ihr out) ont in ih r it*”*«*rt com*
ing for Ihr past few years.
h*»inr from hu vuirk at 12 HI
Hull In t
14 # |irU atrl\
Experts believe a high-pressure jfrM fitU y aftfriKM iii N»# fonmv fndnwnl ichmit/* jiiilU P *Mt>l. tnun.l# 4i{ Ttoinl>nuk' I'atm t —
chi'rd aftrr an audit ilnm H a
are* known as the Aioret-ller>rar« ol.| Mand to# ha\r mir liu il.l# * m »hurla$« nf
flirt
muda High ts the "weather eon pM«on Kuan! *» «
all ni!i#r Rnmll rtvllrgri i!<•
trot" for Ihe Atlantic and the anti h *4 Ikorn in A m n tru s («a. IfN l) l«g runminn t.rlirf nil uf ihr
W ilr r t . 4i d r<v»n, a ho o m i
southeastern Coded Slate* during Ju l y M, l Ml*I.
Mini, t it« a r r n ' l w tallhjr, a hunt [ at tuhurhifi A lu d rn a and Ttocnt'*
th* hurricane season.
II# mail# hu hmn# n 5.ifif.>r.l ?*) prr rrn t of mir Blinlmt !»»»4ly n:nr t*alfn», i»a« i r r n l r . l jt tha
pel Mar rare Irark where hr hid
for th# p u t
) c a r i, Mulrn* alim da no at(i.ilai*hip*
a raring »tahi# valurd at jlwv-it
KrY.
nlinif
li
at
ltolliH«
ha*n't
.
haiikih
..I kr.i pm cticall) run*
ptayr.l f*M»t!wi 11 %fn*# I t lii, Jut- $150 010.
llnmift from Odulier l i l l i fur tho j lit# lo ll Ihr k >Aa n tf I toll (l.tol
.^anftiiil 1‘uliv-r Ikp a rtm rn i toh^n fh rr lito'i* a !* i xi'l.ull Irani !ha!"«
hr tons #nip lin n ! fn * l a* m (it fit itothrr
m I »# Imtr
putitciim.i aiul thin m at pi!*iin frlintB Hhirh Hu* al*u hrrti c#nn* I
puaul II# m \r»| i t n ip r r iii pan»l i%.'lv fiMi.!,
p o ilir y f f i i r r fur |)jttr!ia!| ifn iiu i,
“ Mur *4 hiHi| ia BuitoSl/* •aid
"firt lal on
mtt.l f.»r park" J l j ll l r r , ‘ nttti n •Itiiltiil I-U'lv a»f
inj?. II# rani# in hanfonl fnnn atM»ul t'.i Nl, r.pnilh
«l. YiilnJ in
Im .y # a n d gut#
W * licp# In b#
WASHINGTON I P - A personal U niM iM tl.
Sui%i%or» inslu.l# Iha tti.lo *. up In MK) atiislrnt* I»y IIHVI.
message from Russian Premier
Nikolai Bulganin tn President Ei M l*. I ' 1? 11.*«l« nlm nyh, «i i ru n *.' *Troj l| fim w tiF ir rt*r*l la
h# iiK s iitir .! #'■ < l t h r ir #i htMili
senhower was under study htday Chatt#« of Monni«*( I a ; J
U sk H V fiH IJ'.S ' * Tha rtuslef
while a II. N. Disaimamrnt sub- HuU it arytl lUuU-ti *>f ‘M nfo niij m ul fd trtfrt a* d th rir jpi.iath.
| '*r*| aI -|t*i nf | !ri m*au lvI*( f ! * n ml • *'*• y " * r f i r tn l a m # , to# h4v# of special uc mi Ihe « ip
commit!** marked ttir* «s
w in
t .lm io l
Ttht\a(*i
TanfuaJ; f u r
tu 'i- l .i 'M*h ilu n * tnif *iiitlri<t«. H# lonki-tl jin a r e d
York.
toh-f# tor h«4e* Mari ne‘ « slolih' til11■ i ilunaiina
SI i .
Officials here declined to t russ li'i *, .V t. I K>i .ti*l \\
l.i f|i«.e •# tii# till* hd Use w a te r —and a> Tu
him!
the m es.agr beyond confirming fillty fli it y, M b. J* •« I m
•r «»a lr*
I
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. f-u :
cd
that It had been sent thrmif.li the V
!r*M • nf •! I lift |
Marline s-|il brs s 1
Stale Drpailmetit to the Presi l'i u ia n l h |lilit||{ I i hi s.lirf
pitiill r.1 1*1 I nit ZrIldar weren’t sufptl
ami
dent’s vacation headquarters in J. VV li*ii«ml»jiifirh
. to has I 'a ir d fu r
ronceibd lire! ye*l»
Denver Hu*' seid they undi-istood J. I., |h l4’hh«..it|, . f Quim-) ofir
I k II
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llnlalmn I r .l s surpa*
copies went also In British P iim r ”»«!*r , SI
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In,os, altleoigli Ihe
Minister Anthony Eden and ) n o th
K u i f m l i r i tlffN
to it
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Fit ill
Jimiprit sltghllv.
Prem ier Edgar Fa u r.
tmndon dispatches said » o r* at .1 pm . ! iturdal* at Mil*•*»!!
tl.tih tiv I c lb# c-snninj '-,wer **
sag* to Eden dealt with disarm* F u n t'iil Hum# o ith H# Itt'V.
tha ip - c r I I ' -il craft slut into
ItolKit Sr»«ar lr . of tho N itA rm a
menL
the tpuel waters r»f la»* \ngrles
Meantime a I ’. S spokesman at (!bu rrh nfflclaiitiic a lth Ih r | { r .
liv rl.n
lin es
led lo -Iwtresfila
United Nations hradipiarle, ■ m Iluiu f Urn >f»4i(i 4#f t f * i Inn. h
.lain toon
liltl in ra»- but Is■
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of
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New York disclaimed krvnwli-ilgs
litres ni,,n boal funi.nl I I . <e‘ .s
of (tie message but announced x
Ih.i St.
' U h r a * Ihik
I a toll
rear ....... ' >eli ) r
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one day postponement of the Di
Mrilioi Jill j ' j l i i .
Cltv
l l . i » c * e tl j i m i E SWr-ll.
armament subcommittee meeting J
Knowles and
i ' III* slepafl
V Iin
-1 i
’' i t te - I |
That group had been planning to
mrnt heavlt, '- I ll i I >rd and Ed log 'ell* ..... It III,
'Ceil, a I"
wind up Its talks today. The talk*
die Clrdllt'•
' ,i k in Sanford bis n <n I irids a* an exps'i im r n l,
have been stalemated In reernt
ihi< mornlnc . ..<r * round robin' lie sas ,- s his d rea m of a selfdays.
visit to tvs -v i ruuipment d ra in * p n .se rrd deep w a te r diving m a*
Knowles said this morning that Chine He hopes In o>e ll nr e x
Ihe Cilv of so oil plans to pur ploring and photographing nndee*
jgl|i>e and grader in se * Id a and g s*ig ra|d iy.
chase a
al year and Ihr
Ihe romi
A pre-game •*!# of tickets for visits s«,
>t is were tn acquaint
the foothill u.im* Friday night llirn
•be » annu* tv|ws
1.
lie tween Semin In High School
- p lrrr* of heavy
and sin •
and H a-lings at Sanford Munici
v i,| in actually acr
murium '
• AN FRANCISCO JX-Th* father pal Stadium will afford rituenv them
in oprralion
of a tiny Infant stolen from a hos an opportunity tn avoist long lines, , "We f slked siith tha men wbui Th# rr„rkduw n on
pital crih pl«aded again today for Ered tiwnas. High Srhwd Alhlelic , have a l - '. l- Ixiughl thn*r pieces j lor* ii- Sheilfl l 'i1' -r llo h h s'f
his son’s safe return. Fears in Director said today.
Ihe 1 I r*
of r pupo >nt as well a* wills Ihe I t iru- id D rpul) Sbrflfl
creased fnc th* breast led baby * Ticket* ai> nn «al# at Itumnll non who i |sei it*' Ihriii
Ktlnwle* I lit.i lllu h u a s P a l i . -I n -p li enl.vlife.
tat 1 Am lrrjun and Touchtun ■aid "A< >r saw the maehlnerv Use*, and Ihs- finislahte, " t v i
Dr. Sanford Marcos' plea fol ffriii! sSturr% and at tht Sein.nolr In o>e the operators save some In tie paving off
lowed intensification of the srarrh High School I' p ttarm* llr k r t i for prstl* ft ul opinions nt the rspiipl . i Hi, O i.i lime m many d.ssg
after the finding of clue* In Fan •dultl a ir P'i tiani# raid. «hilr menl In llie lf band* ' It wdl give (fur* were no ts-»"rd o arred s
Jose.
all ticket*, at Ui# ^a(r w ill hr |t
o
»n **t-i«*sr ti.eui v to eomparr n r r lis r .- i - inaite a" Ph Hi-iiiln'da
Reward* foisting I t nod were of
rn
Studrni tickett ara oft rain tn each item wilh lb* u-e to which ('■Hill') M ie llfl'* o flise tins
fered for Ihe return of Hx-pound
in*
we will pot ihem,” hr saiil.
i l l ol thr iclio’ ti, h« i a M.
Personal Message,
Bulgarian To Ike,
Pul Under Study
Spectators Amazed
As Small Craft
Really Stays Afloat
Officials Visit
Equipmenl Dealers
Pre-Game Football
Rewards Hii $5,000 Tickets Being Sold
For Baby's Refurn
Robert Marrus, unharmed. Robert
ts • days old, if alive.
Th# rhild'e 29-jrir-old mother,
near collapse after Hie loss of her
baby only two days after birth, 1*1
not responding to treatment, u ld
Dr. Marcua. 34.
‘‘Return of th* baby would make
everything all right,” he added
Hundreds of police—mure than a
third of Saif Francisco'a I.loo man
force—wri* assigned to lh« case
American Tariff
Setters Have Offer
For Lower Duties
WASHINGTON (J. —
tariff aettrra hare
11
In toward lower
lowrr lUS
’ S duties on
gain
all of 0(0 type* of foreign
any or ill
good* In rtlurn (or like concessions
on U S. product! tent ahrewd.
The State Department yosterdiy
luted the ilemi — ranging from
automobile* to Scotch whliky —
which will bo ap for ntfoUalloa
next January.
The luted gaud* accounted for
11,712,000,000 worth, or a boot 11
per coot, or the Intel import* Into
Ihli country In 1*34.
The department kept arc ret
what tariff alaibea It will aak tn
exchange at the January eenfer
Traffic Crackdown
Apparently Paying
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THE SANTORO HERALD
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cn M c G p y
t
l Now the took in the »t range f t c a m ] Lht i c ir t at her th reat
"W * j a fabulous?"
•r i f i ^ r r i ah# hru!'' The ytrm- ryes wwa ugly, almost murderous
mm teleevened awtftly. "Sht ha# a How rould #he ever have taken
' l l « u worth at teaat fifty
“'*■ about automatic elevators. him for G#rry for a sing!# mo thousand. it It wma real, and I am
phobia
ment
?
w# Hr»t met.
aimott #ur# U waa, though I didn't
S h____
a re bow
I
“Hard to plraae. aren't you?
“How did you know that V cried
examine it eloaaly. When w# left
tmrk
you
up
and
you
thiow
me
Bara. “I never told an yon# about
night, her fur cap# fell
you Us? nl
ijenr!”
•war g r it meeting with Gerry."
open and I aaw thla great. caho“Vou re not Gerry!" A aob shook chon ruby hanging on a Dun chain
« H r f many l l s i 'i do I have to
M l yooT I am Gerry You tokl |he# words "Oerry never ipokr like around her neck. I knew aha
that to tr.e in lua Ufe. You wouldn't I couldn't afford a )tw*l like that.
.“Walt a minute. Mis# Da “re You dare tmpereonat# him 11 there were I —well. I thought pertup# Gerry*
4 a forget things, dnnt you. Y ou ' a ehame of his ever coming back.! rich cousin had given it to har be
told sve about your drat meeting j You've killed him!"
cause they w-ere going to ta* mar
jwtth G#rry laat night. And MU*
Uefore aryun# rould ipoak. a ried."
Jenkins. How mmy other* hare I light tup feU on the door.
Judith ami I'd at the stranger.
««u told? Think a minute."
Judith!" erted Sara. "SheTl! He smiled bark at her, warmly, aa
Kara (arced herself to think to- ! back m# Up."
if he had known her all hia Ufe,
IwraeUy. “Only Dr. Sallust- I told
But it waan t Judith. The uni- j arid Kara had an unpleasant feel
”
-—
*
—■
(urmtd
policeman
opened
the
door.
|
him about th# phobia, but not
ing of being trft out In the cold.
•haul th# Bret meeting with Cer- A plump. ple#iant-lonkliig Negress i
"."hr rlalmrd aha had bought It
came
into
the
mom.
She
looked
ty "
dan'# ayra ##ache<l th# wren- at the uniform in amazement. Then at me lu-ccnt store. That waa such
m tft face, she #pok* impulrively. she raw the young man and smiled. |an ob"ioua Ue. it mad* me wonder
" i f you ar# th# red Gerry. '«!iy She spoke m a vote# soft and slow It Bara had hern lying about othsr
d en t you admit you were w th tr.e and aa -.weft aa molaasea. “t in things, too. Somehow I never had
-• -orry I'm late this motmng, Mr. quite believed In her atory of your
Bl tha Autusnat yesterdsy?"
•' '-i n i company? I'll alart Ui*jpj>e*rarce. I J11*? couldn't ace
“Perhais that'* the r < .
I won t Wither an able-bodied man vanishing out
pou r# pretendinr thla lan't thof the crowd at th# Autom#t haOartJT." Banders' lone « ’■# it.u s
"Thnt'a all right. I.ury.- The cause w>m« crook showed him th#
ing. "Simply beeaii## he won t bark
stranger spoke her name easily, wrong end of a knife."
up your ateiry "
"Thanks. Judith." Th# atranger
•No. no!" Sara put t*>Ui hand* without a moment * hesitation.
No one said another word until laughed. After all, I did have torn*
Wi n#r bead. "It'a not the same
Weir# and he dnean't look Uie tame. the kltrhen doetr had closed. “Well, combat experience tn 8le!ly."
"And that's that." Th# captain
M l . . . b# did knee# about my Mira Due re ? " It waa a four amilt
on the rartam t face. but )n*t then turned to Bara. “I It have to ques
Bauig afraid in th# elevator.
m# for a moment, f any amlle waa letter than a frown. tion >nur aunt and her riaatn
ttte*' •
-.v impostor would have “Satisfied? Or ta the cleaning wo about th# ruby, hut I think w* BU
•grr# Mr. Hone’s Identity Is set
rfed thoroughly. They man in the conspiracy, too?"
“She harrly glanced at hlm.“ tled now."
e got the elevator story
•du
"I don't." Bara waa drained and
rtal Gerry, If they aaked raid bars, atoutly. “And the man
fre.
does look like Gerry, fihe expected wrary, but her will had hardened.
Elm Cj ■ tie first met mt
'H u h why didn't fhe y get the lo p^c Gerry here, so ahe »aw him. “Mayb# Judith is lying for reason#
jkutoaa'. story from the real Qer- j “You've watted enough of my of her own. I demand further iden
Bp, too?”
I tim e r The stranger waa almost tification. Call Gerry's partner,
Mr. Deters. If you don’t. I will."
I “Because the-y didn't think to shouting. “I —“
"B ara!" Tha cry of agony cam#
■•k tha real Gerry where he had i Again a knock interrupted them
goat ass last."
' Again a uniformed man opened from th* stranger. "Don't drag
Jim refers Into this. He has a Show
"Aheording to you. they picked the door.
tha real Garry at the Automat
"Judith!" clamored Sara, "took on ‘the air this afternoon at twex
II# ran't spare a minuta."
t you were there “
Kara looked at him. “Tou'ra
•#B hut they needn’t have seen
“Quiet r The captain* voice
very wall briefed an moot points,
m known I wa# there when tt rasped.
I didn't sec them. 11
Judith came in aprutgily aryl aren't you? You proBabiy can tall
. __v# been their one over- quietly aa a <at that suspects dog* us what brand of baby food Oerry
That and his calling me in ambush. Th# rawr mustard yel Hone had when ha was two years
of Tier re .'"
low of her aever# suit would hav# old."
h# always call you Dacr* ?" destroyed the looks of any other
Tha stranger turned to tha cap•Buna not. At Brat U wa* woman. Somehow, with tta tourhea taint "Can't we drop thla? Tha
fiacre.’ But tt waa never of Mack velvet. It heightened the girl s nuts!"
originality ot her sallow fact and
Handers hesitated, rubbing hM
• minute." Tba changtl- dark, intelligent eye*.
chin with thumb and forafingtr.
O n y apoli# more amoothly
Kara sighed with relief. It's tha
KM- glanced at them ah, then
i hKbertn Hi# tone was almost spoke In her uaual. clear, agree, ruby. God hire* Judith for mak
now. “I Uunk I can able voice. "Hello. Gerry. I'm glad ing him believe it'a real even If aha
thla out I do rrmem- you're hack. Sara and 1 were wor- does think I'm a har . . .
how meeting you in th# 10- rtrd about you laat night."
"Welt, Mr. Ilnnr," B a n d a r s
cent store. And we did go to a
Th# young man relaxed visibly. drawled Judicially. “It never hurts
•nfitada afterward. 1 hail to dash The raplatn laughed. "What now, lo la aura. If you really are Mr.
• 0 Without ■ word of apology be* Miss Deere? That's atnut It. Mlsa Ilona, I'm aura you w ont mind
BOMB# t suddenly realised that, if I Jenkins know* him better than coming over to ycur afftes wtth
Mu a Daera ami ma. Wo w ant
B f e t I would mis# my Long la* you."
I n f tMin. WV j j you hurled the
"Oh. Judith!" pleaded S a i t taka more than a mlaut* of Mr.
B M a thing at m# #o suddenly, “Look at him again! Thla isn't Deter* time. W# can go to a y
M Bow, it didn't ring a bell ba- Gerry Hone. Thus ta a phony, a ear."
BStMS | waa thinking of the place rtngtr "
Judith roaa briskly. "H I ha tel
Ifatana. If you’d said “cat*,
Judith's black brow* met quick a y shop u anyona wants n t "
tnst s s f of 'Automat.' I ly la a Irown i4 iLstaota. “Sara,
"All right. Lnt'i gat tt w m
hav# remembered instantly. are you inaane? Of enure# this i# with." Tha look In th* stranger'a
A n yea sura tt was an Automat ? Gerry Hone."
*)vs startled Sara—tt wa* a look
Aa tor sailing you ’Sara' . . . well,
Judith crossed the room and put of pur* hatred, vicious and malig
1*0# always wanted to "
an arm around S a ra * shoulders nant. but M cleared magically as
"That's torn tt!" Sara'# were "My dear, you don't krow what his eyes met Bandars’. In a mo
was rarely ao thrill "len t Lhl# you r# laying."
ment ba waa the normal man again
what an importer would do?
"You were friendly to at* laat —easygoing, good-natured. horri
t a Mp wtean hc'a confronted night until you saw th# pendant bly embarrassed by • gWfs stateM k earns paM incident that isn't I'd be*ti wearing under my cap#," bom stupidity.
tel M i briefing ? First, try tn carry Sara loVl her. "Then yr.u wrre
II# must be on actor, thought
‘ Wttt a firm denial? Then, angry and suspicious. You knew Bars. Ha s acting tha part eg Garry
ha ##ea it's really Important, th# ruby wa# real than. Why didn't Hnoa brilliantly. But ha's not
suddenly to remember it? you tell m a?"
Garry al all, not tha Oerry who
‘ ' b# n more obvtmi# It#?
Gapt Sander* moved forward emiled at ma last night and said.
wo# thinking of th# place a* a "So you actually aaw tba famous “Bark tn n minute . . Her sysa
Marta so he didn't know what ruby. Mis# Jenkins?"
filled and her throat frit raw . . .
I meant when I taid Automat!"
“Yes." Judith sal down and loua(T a 0# Continued)
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Grant Bartholomew Martin, 11. reeeivta hi* bachtlor’i dtgres from
Mar)land Slat# Teacher* College
at Bout# neat spring, he will be
the 10th member of hi* family to
receive a college degree.
It will *l>o mark the end ol
Louts Martin's dream of educating
his rn lirt famUy. Grant is the
youngrit of U childrta of Mr. and
Mrs. Mirtin sod his thscptkia will
h« the lMh in lh« N»gro family.
Thrre of lham hold m aster'd’ de
grees.
The rvrnt m il b# all th# more
unusual m that Louts Martin, the
father, hat worked most of his M
years for not more than WO a
week. Mott of hia working life, he
earned about WO a (seek.
Tha Martins’ philosophy of life’
“ U fe is a struggle. But It is good
to have a struggle. It strengthen*
your character.”
Louis Martin had to build hit
strong character at an early age
Ilia filh er died when ha waa 3.
His mothar died whan hr was 10
and he was sent to a Philadelphia
orphans hopte.
Martin entered the Hampton Inslitule at Ifamptoo. Va.. when he
nas IB and malorsd in agnculturs.
But that e s s only tha start.
Hia family kept growing, but it
grew as a team and it kept work
ing together
When the first children went to
college, the younger ones al hem*
worked harder than aver to halp
pay (hair way. When the first stu
dents uare graduated, they in (urn
helped send (ha younger bays and
girls through college
Six of ths childrta a r* bow amployed s i teachers.
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ar* unknown, it all*#.
, their ueknoun tislrs,
l*t*t*s *. •••lanstt. II*
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Ilanart. rrsdfiara. trussranmes:
k o t tA
a Ll
eaters: I.lLOTT
h i If msrrlsd
■arrltd
IM rsaMonra uakaown
and if Soad. Ihsir u*
to. dovll***. u i s i i t i .
lUasr*. t M I U r r Iruiloss: snd JOHN 0
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#".*•4 KlnrMs O rpartll*#. and
setleM tbs uninoan ***lsas. turr* tors. In lni-r**l, liust***. *11
III* unkn'iun arsnl*** and other
|.srtl** rltim in. «*v tstsrsM mh*r
than •«11 !)*(*• jsntt. to tb# lend
s ris .r tti*r d*> u>*4. *#*•* vlti»s
eff^rsudsnr* •>* inknoun to ritln ANO TO1 All L'nkn**# Spans**
*f Mid s t. t* e * n*d nstursl 4sf*n>
ass ts
s.srv TO All r*rtl*s r'tintlne
tetri**! by. lernuah. under. #r
«ssmit Iht sta r* ntai*4 nsturel
d -f» -t.n ts **| k, nun I# b* 4*td
or elite
ANI* TO Alt Psrtlrs l l t n e i #r
i Islmine la r .x * ,nr rtaht lilt*
. > lni»r*M In end t* th* Tnlloulnt
•t*'rrit.*d prnp*My •liutl* Is n«m.
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It. *f SANI.AMMI Tht fuburb
I'-auitfu
Atlemo is :... t i '*
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ro'd lfa t* nlst 'Msrtof rseoitled
IB PUI tt**h S psc* *». *f Ih.
^ M je rsmrd* #r «*mm*t* c#uatr
Y#u. and r.tih *f T#u. ar* netb
Ijs.l that a suit tu <iulst lilt* lu
*!■*> •■d»»'tit *d pi |»ni he*
k**o filed satins! >nu and tuu
ar* hsrabr r*iuir*d in tsr*# a
C«pr fit tour Ansutr lo th* r*ml U,£ ' i " J i * Dtatallfl*' Attorney.
V " TArtTARI. IS* Nsrth lJsfn
Str»*t o n s e t* . rtnrMs and fit#
Ih* ailalBtl i . |h» etflr* of Iho
C!»r» of th# Circuit Court on or
.*t.»r* ths nth d tr ol Oelobtr.
ISIS; olhsrwlto !h* allt|tii*ns of
•aid Complaint will b# taken a*
cor. foosod
T h u halloa shall ba puM uhsa
•nr# oath waan far four rons*c7»»^V [!*R a Jn .ih w M a jo rs lis ts Id
j j y t a d this tlh Bar a t Bopiambar.
O. F. tlsradoa
Ctarh- rirauli Caurl
Somlnola r*uaty. Flr-rlda
In, Florid*. FRANK
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HOlKlks.
Or land*.
and r*td slnud
L )!i*ln ft and tpeelflesllsa* ms>
t» nbls'ntd from th* office of ih*
Arrhit*«l. Kite* J. llnushton. I ll
Sanfeid AlUntir Notional Bank
Ittnldlns. SstsfaH. .. Klorlda De
posit for plans and sp**ifi<-atf«nt
rsqulrsd and refundable
iddlilonal
posit, b tlf ref'tndabl*
A eaiiiftod ehoch or bask draft
ptiablo to tho hoard of Public
|nstru<'tl*n for Somlnol* Cously,
Florida, or a sAllofartarr kid ban*
osoeu'ed br lb# bidder and arraptable sureties tn an amount oqual
tu flso per ctel af tha bid thall
bo submitted ullh Serb hid
Tn* tu*-sssful bidder wIII be
reouired to furnish and pay for
saiiifartonr porformanc* and pay
mom ban# or bondo.
Tho Board of Putilla In stru c tio n
for K sm lno l* County. P ia rtd a . re•?#»•• Ik * rtah t lo retort e n y / a r
*11 bid* « r to w a tt* any Info rm alllo* In th * bidding No Md sh e ll
* w ith d ra w n fa r a period a f Fir•••a ( I I I d ay* subsequent lo Ih *
oponlna a f bids w lU a u t Ih * #«a•o al ot ih * BaarA.
J .h n ^ L ' Irsn lo y
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m isM U M
K U t UP
Phil
n. Board iaf P H
InstruetUn fo r' ■ **!*iSK
Cncnly, riotM*.
k- T Mllwoo. lo ersu rr
■upsrtalapdoni of Dublla InsUwa-
•OUmONTOBMOG .
LOS ANGBLBt W -io lo ti* tt
ths snag problam U quits simple,
add the Asaoclatsd Plumblag Comtractors of Los Angeles to • i « sbhitiea ysstsrday.
"*t her*by petition smog m b .
trol officials Md on sthsn wtee
bars Ulhad much or hew Is aafv«
this problem Is galhsr an of ttessa
groups togothsr, travd to dm higte-
T b i Hoard or ruhlic lattrurtiofi
tor Boabnal* <>u*iy, Florida, will
,4t O a furalshln# o t
•II Mho . m siarlsls. aaulanianl
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required fay th#P t#a>
•? SB •ddlllna la ih#
Ooldskor# BrhooL l i i f o r i Fl#rl- •it m ount**, ( m s ths wafl K i b c s
■I- co a.lsiin a of hia# classroom* Md
sad start Ulktog
talking all
til a( Il to
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a offir# of the rvaoiutiaa.
“Tba rttoKaot wind la
to
dissiptfB to short order tha
hovsrtog ta fbs air.** * * ;
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Hopefuls
Seeking
Repeat
Im portant M eetin g
Expected By Citizens
Living In Fringe Area I
BUENOS A I R E S , Argentina!
I r—Argentina's government radio j
j reported today thsl price talk« tni
end the four-day old revolt which!
overthrew President Juan Teron
had begun.
foralfc
V/cather
Partly
BfttltrH thoiuJar«hn«rr% m*»lh «irr iqu'h and
frntral portion through WtrinMday.
*
Action Is Taken
On 17-92 4-Laninq
On tap tonight at A o'clock at the
The rebel radio at Rahls Blanca.
Farmer* Auction Market will he
' meanwhile, claimed thst leaders of- a t
.» p
I* *
the decision by fringe area redthe stv million member General
dent* relative to the annexation
I Federation of Lsbor (CGTI—which , W I m V I I I V I I I I I U I I J
proposal and the increase in water
formed Ihe bsckbone of Peron *
service charge* to resident* outside
popular support — hoped to repeat
of the city limit*.
history by reinstalling the ousted
The meeting I* scheduled to he
Prrvidrnt with a general strike
of intense interest, according to
Such s strike forced his return
Mr*. Edna lleehler aecrelary of
to power in 13»\ after a military
the group appointed to represent
clique arrntrd him.
The
promotion
of
five
enlisted
l"b* rtonr-l -f .S»n;nn|» County
RM.KIGII. N T. r - Coastal --------the fringe area resident*. Mr*,
V pris.vle road public r<*H —
Anticipation of strike action on
J . L. Toler. a repreientative of lleehler yesterday appealed to ill men In Co. I. 121th Infantry. SanNorth Carolina dug out from under »■» I
,
I I « omrui**!.. . 1 . tin, morning «p< or cts road, was she question
Peron's
behalf
was
heightened
by
bud's
own
National
Guard
Unit,
fha Game and Krc»h Water Flih cltlicns lo attend the meeting for
| provrd the hiring of tour « [t- a -k d l of the lt--arrt r.f Svmlnnlw
C f G C lte d
a government radio announcement llurricanr lone today as the tiers) r [ C l f l S
Commiislon'a Hyacinth Control an open discussion on all questions [was announced today.
plAlsi-i* in adilltinti In llie air l ourtis Corn tni-.inner- Hit* morn*
and most disastrous storm of the
that
"there
shall
be
no
work"
in
Promoted from Pvt.. F-2. to Pfr.
Pivtrion spoke to the Seminole to be put before the group.
season moved
mnv
norttvsjrd after D . . T
C * r t v i n e '* hl •l,l,r«l»er, C. t Duckworth lug i.th-rr Richard S,».u*rn i part,
Buenos
Aire*
today.
E-3. were George C. Hodge. P. O.
Corn ty Commissioners thl* mornI I I I C C U i U U p 5 i-''1 of Orlando with ■ suggestion ner rn the nevs V*ill: .dc Itj -fw sf
wreaking untold millions of dot D j
Presented to the six-man com
Hut several hours later the stale
Ini and asked for cooperation In mittee was the U-point memoran Box 2ft4. Lakr Monroe, Frederick
sage*.
,
j that all appraisals on right-of. I’arV n"ar Ca**riheris, »pi<‘areil
l*r» dam«K».
y__
p*
p. ■
radio
announced
the
Junta
of
gen
C.
Harden.
Route
One,
Bov
122.
aifting up hit program in Semin dum from City Manager Warrrn
| * v f T -H - s I............P'e'ed by
,ht boarit
In her wake k>nr left several / r * S D I I T
iJ r iV f*
eral*
which
took
over
the
govern
lo«t i.
ole County which he aald would F. Knowles to the ItoarJ of San Apopka, Robert McGill. P. O Box
town* and cilie. partially or wholly
^
J r u '
ment
from
Peron
hat
begun
peace
\aVidc l*»r ihr pn
•I Air
•'get underway In about *ix ford City Commissioner* in which 57. Geneva, and Harvey C Wilkin
under water, power and rommuni i
talk* with the rebel command and
son. IMS W' Fir»t St . Sanford
Tenlalisr plan* wrr» created i„ c -i ihr fmir laning and ssrdei-- ,'*r ^"r ,h,‘ Biaintalning of l1-*
meekr."
rations wrecked, roads impassahlr.
more than <1 service* were pointed
called on Ihe worker* to remain
crop lands inundated, anil build ve-lerdas try three committees of m- „f |;.<>_s tinder-at with a rojl* s ,rr" b*!il Ihe r«inmi> i 'rvTel»r explained that of the V27R- out which would be available to Richard H Worrell. P n Rn\ ralm and resume work.
52,
Sanford,
was
promoted
from
tbe Seminote County Chamber of posei|da letting of Ihe i ..n|ra t rr* ,,|J! ^
or ..in'iallon r».
ings badly battered
•00 appropriated hjr the Florida fringe area rendrnt* 24 hour* fol
At least four persons lost (heir t’o-nnierce a* they spearheaded Ihe for the first section between irse Paired ami maintained !' e Ibn.
Legislature for the control and lowing annexation. The rommlltce Pvt. E l to Pvt. E J.
County oughfaro, ft wr i •i he inilrlered
These men train with lh- San
lives, all of them at New Bern, "Planning Galor# at Ten, Two, md j Point* amt the tiia-.g
eradication of hyacinth*, that ap accepted the memorandum copy
i- tg am
week.
line in Novembei
* prsvals r<-ad amt we would
one of the worst hit of thr roa>tal l
prox.mately $6,100 will be spent for study and advised the City ford unit and all sttendrd the two
week
summer-training
penod
of
the
Advertising
and
Publicity
the
county
rommlMtonrr*
also
•
pen end cU><e It a* we *ise fit.
communities.
Two
were
identified
in Seminole County and that the Commissioner* at their last meet
M. •'. Hagan, county cnginerr
as Rcnny Sander*, 3-year-old Ne Committee platitu-l to a<lseitisc . gas• the green light t. ciiunly
coat of apraylnf the hyacinth*, ing that the points would be the local unit at Fori McCIcl an,
'orsesm. told the eommi*gro boy who drowned in a city thr adsanlage. of Sanfoid and' attorney Mark N. Cts-s- Und Jr.
by plana and by boat, would coat brought out before the entire A!a., this past summer.
It wat also announced today that
Seminote County in sariou* puhli- <° '*«rt proceedings islalise lo •|oncr* u41 H'-e road is a prlstreet,
and
Fred
Alfrrd,
50.
of
■knit 17. per acre.
group.
a series of dances, featuring both
call-in* and to study the enlarging i condemnation of th
property **'«' one. A survey -s is marie.
Ca«h Corner, also drowned
"We are building air hoat«."
Invited to the meeting, along
The other* weie not Immediately of th.
oul-of-e o u n t y t ..a d f’"' right-of-way. and f-.r the Hagan sa'd. hut was never deedToler told the fToup. "including with cltlicns interested in the pro round and square dsnring, will
,ign program of ihe Chamber.. declaration of standing
e,| |n ll,c c.Hinty.
fishing eamp operator* and cattle- posed annexation and water ser gtt underway tomorrow night at UNITED NATIONS. N Y. tfv-As identified.
Seaside resort town* and bearbe, «,.,h an ............. at rr. ommrmla- ' Eollowrlng a mantlng-long dl». hairman John 3tfl*ch said.
men, and equipping planet, »o vice charge, are the Sanford City the National Guard Armory on U.N. delegate* gathered for the
that we will be ready to itart Manager, the Mayor, and the City East First SI. The dance*, spon opening today of the loth General which bora lh# brunt of hurricane* tom that thr Seminole ‘ountv I cu‘ *l°n between mrmlwr* of th« " I behevr the roa-t t* in th*r ePy
Seminal*
Count*
i lum ber
ol. limits of Cavscllrerrs "
sored by Company I, will be held A s s e m b l y , the United States Connie and Diane I* »t month, ,
In about six week*.
rrrft
C(t(t%n,
(-oninl,t u .
Commissioners.
every Wednesday night beginning marshaled support to knock down again surveyed terrifir damage J r m - r ( harnber ,.f t bmmerr* esHihhjtd Casselberry, founder
"We plan to itart In the mo*t
laldl.h and maintain addltlona j ^
^ c - m n , |iiinBf „ , r
nu.
Mrs. lleehler said yesterday that at 8:30 with muvic by the Country any fresh oviet bid lo seat Com from wind* that reached ino milea
of the 17 92 t-unship of Castelcritical area of the county and
b ( inf r n i m n c f « to PAnioitl ,
.
tion»
virir
mailt
.inti
carrir«l
tinmunist China.
an hour, and from high Hdr*
from report* already received, the question on annexation is "far Playboys of Orlando.
within lh. countv according lo , ni(llm„|y ,,y th,
||0 -„| c f l.’rry, when a-ked If he could an
The Red China Issue, which
swer the question about the roa I
plan to put one crew In Lake Jet- from being dead," and said that
the
plan
for
a-lvertising
nnterd
t«
»
1
Coinmissinitei#
.
come* up each year, wat expected
said. •I think I ean. I think Mr.
aup and will do at much at we many rrsident* are planning water
Mweru the City of Sanfor.l, The r initiating Hi. disco*.Ion this
to get another tr*l a* toon as Ihe
Hagan ran and I think V-u can if
jK ilb ty can with lh . allotted jyitem * to circumvent the use of
!
Seminole
County
Chamber
«f
morning
was
Ihe
reading
of
a
rlty
water
and
the
rate*
bring
acting president. J , M. II A Luns
you warn lo."
money," he tald.
! Commerce, ami the Seminole letter from Iturkssorth, employed
of the Netherlands, rapped the
When atked about the location assessed.
Commissioner B C. P-wld re- County Junior Chamber -f Coni, j by the Seminole County CommisThe meeting tonight Is expected
gavel to launch the new session.
nf hyacinth* and the moit critical
waled that Ihe road wj* mainI
merre.
In
I9M.
The
rommlttew
|
slonria
to
make
*
preliminary
Chief U.S Delegate Henry Cabot
area, Bill Hllry of Hiley't Fl*h to spark discussion from both sides
I agreed tr* study lh«» r '. antage* appraisal of the rtght-nf-way
, L|_lnr1* pvtu’d of linn*
l^wlgr Jr. expressed confidence the
Camp tald, "We had one thou*- of the fence. Those in favor of an
•ornrlime bark "
MEXIl
.
TY.
JV_
Some
13.000
of a-lveitl.ing the fl>’
.and re- i property along Ihe highway from
United State* had lined up rnouch
and arrea of hyaeiutht In Lake nexation and those who are against
Good new* to many Sanf.-rd
Seminole ) the llrnngr County line to se«-| Die question of who will keep
were hun
', today in storm vote* to keep tied China out. l-odgr
Jesatip la one block alone yesler the move will be given an oppsirbaseball fan* It the fart that ths I m nu nt p ro g ram
sgired
t o 1Hon W J at the Inteltrelion of the r.ia.t in goal »ha|H- I* anil
wracked
Tamt
*.
Glib*
of
Mexico
County.
It
'•
a*
nl
tunlty to speak and to air their
prepared a brief resolution to Minneapolis Miller* of the Ameri
day."
oil port where at 1 t 12 were shrive the issue for 1955, the manadopt the |i ieha-r ami d strilni. lh . highway and Onora lload. J not an*wrrvd e\c-t>t that tha
With Army Engineers doing opinions, said Mrs. lleehler.
can
A-soeiatlon
w
ron
the
pennant
t-on . f fold- r s mid p o .t,.r.l. in Du.kwonh repmtad to lh- com-, rommis-mnen referred tha matter
dead a i.J 350 injured In Hurricane ruvrr which worked at the last
tome ipot ipraylng, It wat reThe committee representing the Hilda.
In their league this year.
ilan atrraily in mlaalon llial hi* appiai-at »el °f in* r-'a-l to th* ( ily of ( asset.
lettion.
ated that enough money It not fringe ares residents I* T. V.
The Millers, who do Ihnr tpnng aciorjrsnre with ,s pti
berry amt to Sn -ero
The
mighty
gulf
hurricane,
operation
and
neaiing
r-miptfUun. th>- value o( thr right of way piu
Diplomats anticipated that So* training in Hanford, will play
atlabla to control the growth Brown, locsl filling station opera
perttea
fronv
Five
Points
to
Gin
meanwhile,
dlad
in
north
central
Tha lo p in riu al Affair* Comlet Foreign Mlnlvler V. M. Molotov,
* f hyacinth*. ‘T heie 'fellow* aretor.
Mexico'* rugged mountains, torn* here for hit first Assembly since Ro«hiHit«r itf the later national inIt tee ’ :e<- urt-tv-led
es|. Flay Oraliga Cp'n j fine s' f.'-00,000
hurting." Porter Laming told the
league
for
the
winner
of
th*
and liva r 'S 1'*
kav p- -perries
125
miles
we»t
of
Tampiro,
and
1946,
would
make
the
annual
hid
to
that
the
Srnrinot#
C
->
n.y
Chs-nbai
(Cawtlaaed On Page S)
,
,,
, fron* hive I'oini* lo Section 90-'
Ihrratt eased t«> north of Tampico unseat the Chinese Nationalists. little World Series.
Flwt game of the aeries I. # « -j of C*
***c" ,rc » 'f '- ’r'1 at 4i;6.miO.
in Mexim and Texas.
prctH lo grl undfiMjy lom or*| ^ *1 11
** ,M ^
DurlsWIittb. in I -S Irtlrr l«s IllsGov. Horaeio Teran reported
ro^
j Hiie* * Mt| (hit drfiitUa
i
, roniiuissninei• - slesl lii.t 'hr
that 90 per cent of Tampico's
Remambered her. In Fanf.-t.l
*•’ desrlop and ....... - . U v r ia ll »a|i.e <*f the p r o p e ii- .s
building*, housing a population of
are Billy Rlgrey, Manager of Ilia ’ « !«
"« *m»P*«ti#H ‘ Itb was .el ami
on tli. rvliin110,000 and thousands of refugees
Miller,
and
"Rosy"
Ryan.
General
I
tb*
A
r'l
Vocatloital
progra #M ale of valor- a- nf lh * -lair.
from
an
earlier
storm,
were
dam
NEW YORK (Pi—Exiled Buenos
Manager.
I Hie Frmino'e County Board of I Cunimlision
Chairman
J--hu
Aires publisher Alberto Galnxa aged, lit railed Hilda the worst
A lenathv court faced City Judgr
A number of congratulatory Edurallou. The eommltte. aim *|«|>rh rovi.lr-i that hr had Iwcn
Pai said today he believes a new storm in the wind ravaged city's
HriSG KONG liv—The first itaxw
John Leonardy yesterday when telegram* are .laird to leave San -IIsru*- -I the po.»ll>ilily «f W*9r*l- i |n lallaha*- * y.sienlar eoitfn- in the repatriation nf 41 American
Argentine government would re history,
t|„ Sla'* ll-^hwav I)-- civilians from t ommnnlsl China
turn to him the newspaper l-a Teran said there had hern no action continued until shortly before ford early tumor row to he present l.rlv -ebadulr-l .ales I""motion- r)n|f
I pa rime nt re-'alis. t*s ihr i tiang ne.rs-I --inpl.tlon today with tin*
ed th. Mmneapntl* Millers a« during ihe vr*f.
Prensa, ronfitealrd four years ago major disturbances or looting but 7 o'clock.
(lonlmned Pn I's cr 31
11 -inllniied On Tage 1)
There win be a committee by the Juan D. Peron regime.
Twenty-five esse* fame before they begin their play against
a state of emergency was ordered
I telea e of Mo Vmeriran women
meeting of Cub Scout Pack 3t
the
Judge
for
decisions
with
10
The
army
was
authorlied
to
Rochester.
|missionaries after CV years' imHowever, he said In an Inter
tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. in the an
: pri'vsnmrnt.
view at his New York spsrtment. requisition food, shelter and Iran*, type* of cases to be heard. Three
nex of the Fir»t
Methodist It i* too early lo predict how soon port for the stricken. Only outside parking meter vlolatlcn*. four rases
Trie vsomen w err M r* S ir a ll
Church.
for exceeding thr speed limit, four
he would be able to return to his iink was the airport radio.
t’ rrk ns fil v native ->( T-nnile,
All committee member* at well homeland and resume publication
case* of drunkenes*. two for careGa and 3Hi Dorothy Middlaton,
a* dm and atilitant den mother* of the famous, M year-old dally,
In * and negligent driving, one for
It, of i icero III Miss Prrklnv i«
are urged to be pretent. All new held by his family for three gen
no drivers license, two for impro
|a I’revbyterivn. Mis* Mnldlrton *
NEW
YORK
k
T
v
—
The
heavySEOUL
lih-South
Korea
today
toipectlve cub trout parent*, who erations.
per parking, one for driving while
l.ulhrr.u who workr-t at a leprr
Dnverr llrenie* l»»urd to date,! ar.nounred th. ari.st of a North
whalre to fUe application for their
intoxicated, three for disorderly weight championship fight between
colony
Galnia
Pat
fled
Argentina
to
boy to join the Cub Scout*, are
conduct, three for parking over titlrholdvr Rocky k^irtiano and thro ish the rlo>. of business ves- K-uean api ai i *'
Of Ihe to Vmeitrans thr C-im*
isr of Niwih Korean
alto urged to attend. The protpcc- adjacent Uruguay In 1951. shortly
time, and two for assault and challenger Archie Moore wa* post lerdJ), said Seminole County Judge a yonngai i
live Cub Scnula do not have to after La Prensa waa seised by the Remind* County Sheriff lajthrr battery wrrr included on the dock poned today because of Hurricane Krr-»t lloushotder. number T.iSfl. LI. Gen lee Sang Cho, former mun1 i« inn-'-nei-.l aoild Pe freed
from ;ail or house arrest, only
line.
accompany the parent* to thli Peron forres. II# has sines re- Hobby revealed this morning that et.
H »e |*iue 1.1,000 license*, said senl-.r Csitrmunist dclegale to the Dllfu* T h.uiadr. a rottnn dealer
aided in the United Slates, acting his department will organise a
Weather permitting, th* 13 ronmf
Mllilarv
4r nistlcr Commission
meeting
Finrs totaled $364 when court
Ihe fudge, * e still have more ti an
Any boy between the age* of a i a spokesman against the Peron "school boy patrol" in the very waa adjourned. Sevra ra«es of
,omorrow night SOTO to write in the rt'V more days and n--.* '-''iilli Korean ambassadirt’ fpim Itinivtoo, Trs . remaine I t1*
m in i arrnss
ne*r future.
eight and It it eligible to join the government.
parking meter vlojatloni and nne in l5f
Stadium If weather left in lb* vuthoriicd period f-ir 10 Russia
Deputy
Sheriff
A.
E.
Evan*,
la
TI Beils also hive said that 13
rase of parking prohibited. a||' rorxdltksna at.ll are umultahle. It
T lie II - 'K M i r C o u n le rin le lll.
Cub Scout organltaUon. X . M.
Iheir inuante
charge of the program, said that charged to Franklin 31. narry.!
Land of Park If and Jamea Sin
grnrr ' • !’• identified him in a O 'hei Vnu-I an* prunijvls- dentr i
Thufro'V.
"We do rot expect to have a eon formal in
badge* ind belts should arrive this were continued until the next court
i entenl a» l-ee S.ing evil permits wire free 'o havw
' Ury of Pack S4. chairman of
liquation of the time allotted for thr 11 sail 77. gen-me voung-r broth Chin* an-l that machinery hvl
week for distribution to the young to be held Friday.
lr rcipective Parka for appli
Issuing of drivers license*." Judge er” of Iwe
people taking part in the acrid*nt
lieen ss’t up in provide the 'rapecation and placement, xrill be per
A charge of "driving while Intoxi
lloiithondrr said, 'and we urge
prevention program.
dlt
us" reli is# of m other* under
cent to recelre application* and
L
ain
.
l"Miver.
>
CIC
spoke*cated"
against
Adam
John
lludAt a regular bond return dale in
every m'dorist to buy hi* lirenve man said rite #us|»etl was a cousin drl-nlion N ne -f the-e hi* ar«
A patrol, said Evan*, >
or rick, was chartsed in open couit by
d licu a the mpontibllltle* of par Seminole County Court yesterday,
a* s-Kin a* possible so a* lo avoid of the No Hi Korean General The n '*• I vet in thr tire world.
•nta to the Cub Scout program.
2* persons pleaded guilty a i charg ganised at Pinecreit School where Judge Leonardy lo "carries* and
Mr*. Lillian Timmerman, 71, mo the long lines and Irdlovi* wailing discrepancy was m-t explained
Committee members of Pack ed and paid their fine* or were a number of volunteer* have al negligent driving."
ther nf Edward I- Timmerman,
"We hiva written many more
M are Robert Reely, Institutional sentenced by Judge Ernest llous- ready been received. Another will
Ttir CIC said Inc Sang Ifwan
l.ak* Mary, died this monning ip lirenses this year than in other was arrr te,| north of Se«
KENT ON DUTY
be organised at Lyman School, he
representative; W. E. Dodson, holder.
year* brrause of the early slait m-mlh as '-e was preparing toT. If Kent, Red Croa* Field f.|*n Burnt*. 3fd.
said, and itlU another at Midway
committee chairman; Charles At
The bond return day, at It It call School where traffic Is heavy anJ Representative for Central Flori
She I* survived by her *on, a a ml placement of signs in Ihr van et's»- Into North Korea "after five
Union, Cub Matter; James B
Grant, anlttant Cub Matter: ed. occurs on the fourth Monday (he possibilities of ircldent* fre da, ha* been railed to North Caro daughter, Mr*. William Duly of on* area* of Ihe county. For in- vrai * ol r-pinnagr and
lina for hurriranr duty In assist t.len Burnle; four grandchildren, itin ce". he said. " we issued 221
JTred Murray, secret*ry•treaiur- of every month Plea day 1* every quent.
Tuesday ,
In relief for those In the wake of and a brother, Tom Im Boteter of lirrnses in Ilia Rear Lake atra
if l i Jamas Singletary. appUeallon
alone."
hurricane fnne
Thirty-seven bonds were estreat.
Clearwater.
and placeman! and Forest Breck#d in yesterday's court action. Two
•arid** and W. W. Tyre.
Y e s te rd a y
caies were nol pressed, and 11
eases continued.
I A man and hi* wife were arrest
SAN FBANCINi O P N*ar!y 1H
ISTANBUL, Turkey r - The
Eleven persons pleaded "not
ed ys’sterJay and charged wilh
army
command
governing
Tur
rontribulinf
lo
th«
dflinqurncy
j
»rjrchrd Lou»r by nou ^
guilty as charged" and will be
of minor*."
I through a iWi.block arc# today fop
tried In October. Exact date of the key's three largest cities under
Forty-one mnr# membora of tha i in th* Epistle of Jam **." "Hear- day, 7;10 p m., at Ihe rhurrh.
martial law today rioted four of
hearings bat not been decided
Arrording to a report made In Ihe1 - doctor'* 3-djyo|d ton who was
T h is is |h r y r * r o f spe- ia l stie s*
Flrat Christian Cliurrh Sunday Ipx and Doing" is th* announced
since the docket will be sounded the country's major nrwspsper*. slgne-l pray»r eovmant raid*
•tibjert
for
Sunday.
31r.
and
31
s
a.
on
Chrisiian
Kduiation
in
the
seminol*
County Sheriff's office I kidnaped from Slt.EInn Hospital
The military ordered the Itianbul
on Oct. II.
by Deputy Sheriffs Morgan Me. ..
Illrhard J . M jtn *,
afternoon paper llergun to reaie Storing to piay dally for 61 addi I. C. Meriger have been appoint long-iangr program of lh# hrolh- Clrlland and Huhliaril Eubanks
publication for IS days becaute of tion! to th* rungregation by bap ed a* attendance spontoi* for thr •ihtso-l nf Diseln' • nf Christ. Bell- l^*wis Alexander anil hi% wife wrre Is the nrsllby 6-pound. AMouiira
vOhia Bell fcdar Battery will be
clous E-luratie
k wilt l-« obthe prominence It gave the news tism or transfer of membership at ■vrning.
(faced in tenrke to an experiment
Rev. lowrrenc* S. Ashley, state . -erved Kun-lr
Inuter plan* lighting in public, and liefore their *oii of .lr and Mr*. Sanford
M ar Amclcut. a * - on Oct. 4, to
of U.S. Secretary of Slate Dulles' th# conclusion of a thr*# month*
•eerelary
for
Florida
Christian
I
to
pr*
srh
r
me
at morning rhildrrn. wii.-n arrexlcd >evterday M#nu* of tiibiirban Dal) City,
appeal for a Turkish Greek recon period of evangelistic emphatic on
fUrnlib electrical power to a ru
lie was taken from the glass*
Itv-i'p will afternnrein about 3:13 p m
Dae. 11. There have been II addi Churrhes, Ocala vitiled Ihe local worship;
ral telephone line. It was announc.
ciliation.
Thr man and hi* wife are resi I enclosed nurrery yesterday alter*
ad today hy Gordon Rothrrmrl. WASHINGTON >J*-Rep. John 0. Three others, all morning pap tion* ainea Aug 21, the late't nvlaUter oi church huilne** Thura-! make s*y ^ r-^ illi a - iat th. rlu- dent*
of Lake Maty.
: n-MNi, pirsumably by an untidy
r s t lo ., <%
In h# consti-.rtgroup manager of Southern Bell Dingell. tTyear-old Michigan Dem- ers, were rioted for publishing being! 31r. and Mr*. Donald F. day.
blonde w|m had been questiot I
Th# fourth annual Retreat of l i « W
Mephone pad Telegraph Com- oerat, died unexpectedly last night statements by former President Tucker, 624 Sarito BL; ami 3ti**
sanctuary and lh#
KIM It 31.1. SAYS U. S.
by little tlemenl, 21. a student
at Walter Reed Army Medical Cen Ismet Inonu, leader of the major Betty Wolfram, 1200 W. 25lh St. lb* Florida Christian Men's Fel
CAN AVOID WAR
nurse
lowship wa*
was held last
tail werivend
weekend a t ,CVy
**Thl« will be the flrat Urn* the ter. Ilia death waa the first In lh« opposition People's Republican
asremblv for the flu-siOfficial board chairman George lowihip
LOS ANGELES Jh-The L’nitnl
th*
Christian
Church
eonferenrs
V
^.
.^.*vurfhei
of
four
suulhrsslrm
i'a energy has ever been used present Mth Congress.
P6rty. _______________
Waller klorgan ha* appointed Mr*.
.
siair*
States ran avoiu
avoid a maior
major war lor
for | Klc* nor U,rr " , • * nu,*'n« W * '
grounds, Silvrr Springs. Mr and v j-v
k a manner.
Dtagtdl had represented Detroit’s
"e held In Atlanta. M . . . . . . ,< n v „ „ . n .
... 'visor, saw a blonde woman vialk<
Donald Tucker a* local corres
development, said Bother- Uth District yinee he was first
3fr*.
Harry
Falk
and
th#
Rrv.
Sept. 26-30 The Rev. ilr. Stone
, former Navy Secretary Dan " * rnm ' ho'P ‘l** »hortly after*
LOCAL REXtf)F.NTS
pondent for Thr Florida Christian.
la • pari e# the Bel Bystem s tk ttU i to Congress to 1M2. Ha had
.
KVmb.U...............'
.
'
|
with a baby.
TO BB ON TV
Mr*. George W. Roland la aocuring and Mrs. Perry I- Slone from e x jn t . to attend. _
'itoA m tofcanr#
toe* Writer Bond Friday right fla t* tanked residents win ha aad aeading In subscription* to hire attended tha opening a*salon Bally Day and promotion are Kaiser Wilhelm, Hitler. ToJo and ' Inspector George D>cr described
m m Hn B i w
Friday night.
•laled for Oct t , Mr*. Oscar T. the Chinese Communlits were the Vsoman a* a "white female
a m a g UN group of Bahia Ten*- that monthly church avagaxlao.
h m i . 7»o B ria r B ato try w Bl
Tho Friendship Cleat had a plr- Pearson, church ichool auperin- templed lo attack the United State* American, about 34 year* of age,
P*e A rin a CBaatora aI Orlando
I (o w ar to a M V m l eyatem
A ana, James. saM Us father, tonight ai T o'clock aver WUBO- Evealng aorvicea ver# auaplel- nlc and bu*inea* meeting Sundar Itndeol, announces. A new Inter because of It* lark of military between 3 feet 3 and 3 fed 7 fall,
■ ta rie ad of apparently died of a Mart attack. TV, Dick Aiken aad Morris Bu- auaiy resumed on Btyi. 11, It I* afternoon, lire . Clyd# E. Feather* mediate flat* will b« formed at
fortci. Kimball told a meeting of weighing between 150 and 179
Re said the congressman's rood!- dolvh will ha seen amohg Hit vo reported. Informal congregational waa elected *eer«Ury-trea*ur»r, that time.
the American Rocket yeiterday. pourwh."
Hon had not been considered seri calists with Harry Kudall, well ringing under the direction of Jay succeeding Mr*. M. E. Tingle who A Chi Rho Institute will be h*M i Kimball said the United State* He*and she was large butted,
ous
n t a be look a sodden to n known local plants! who Is or M. Walter la being highlighted and moved to Klngrrillo, Tex.
at the Peninsular Christian Church has *v*um«d England’s onetime |*lear skinned and wdb long blond#
* -- Ihw -- ---- -- ----w*----- a _______
iBaBMo- fo
r d»
ganist for the String Tempi*, and the pastor la preaching ■
The Lamplighters Class, O. P Tampa, Get 6. A Jneal delegation1cola
a teM- ! hair gnd gav# lh# gaaaraj Lvpc«av«aa
fell
• d il l fti lecom otiiiL
aaxiaa if tamoaa ea “Major Id* Laadrtaa, yrwaldeut, will mast Fri- ylaaa to attend.
, non ai "u nud jieair
County Commission
Dig Out FromMess Approves Hiring
Scattered By lone Four Appraisers
Five Enlisted Men
Receive Promotions
In National Guard
Hyacinth Control
Explained To Group
By Representative
NQrfh ( rifO IFIIdflS
Road Maintenance
Question Arises
At Counfy Meet
U. 5. Knocks Down
Any Fresh Soviet
Bid To Seal Reds
Some 15,000 Left
Homeless By Hilda
Fans Are Pleased
With Millers' Wins
S
Cub Scout Pack 34
Meets Tomorrow
At McKinley Hall
Exiled Publisher
Expresses Hopes
Of Opening Paper
Judge Leonardy
Has Long Session
For City Court
School Boy Patrol
Will Begin Shortly
S
Bond Return Day
Is Led By Judge
7,580 Licenses
Hurricane Forces
Bout Postponement Issued ToDate
'Genuine Brother'
Put Under Arrest
By South Koreans
Mrs. Zimmerman
Dies In Maryianu
Four Major Papers
Closed In Turkey
Bell Solar Battery
Tested In Service
Two U. 5. Women
Are Given Release
FromChinese Reds
Lake Mary Couple
Arrested
Church Welcomes New Members
Rep. John
Dingell
Dies Unexpectedly
-Lupat? •
>
JV‘*‘
rite;
eW JfJiliiiVv^
Policemen Search
for 3-Day 0ld Boy
T ,
. ..
. ,
Men AI Hospital
�•-
s jw a e r a g a s r a s !
1**“ AND LETS 4 t f ~
I WANTJUST A SMALL u t t l i piece
V r SLICE o r CHEESE o r cheese
ROPTHE
J ust enough
J
l M0L3ETPA?
.
W ELL. A T L *
I KNOW WM
W I STAND
fo b a
S a n d w ic h T
•len M cC lo y,
c r a w t p r r m n r .r t i
IN TH R police car Bara aat In
4 » a oomcr, the young man betwaen
her and Bandera white the uni
formed man drove. She made hersell email, drawing her body away
from any contact with lha mon
strous thing that aat beside her.
tha man who had tried tn slip into
the life and mind of another man.
They drove without touching the
Mrrn, but traffic cope saluted **
the ear slid past. They slopped
at an office building that over
looked Brvant park. Tha lobby
waa crowded.
"W e three mustn't gel separat
ed." muttered Banders lo Bark.
•Take my arm. l e t him lead the
way."
The stranger walked to lb# ft rat
aaprts* elevator without hesitation.
Hia step mad* an angry sound,
hard and rlear and even cm tho
marble Gwr. A* soon as Iters and
Bandera lad followed hint Inaide,
he said, "Bialeen, please."
Ha would know all thta sort «f
thing, of course. Ms couldn't have
attempted tn supplant Oerry unices
he did.
When the elevator stopperI, Ban
ders let him go first, walrhfng hi*
•vary move covertly and keenly.
There wer# two corridors running
tn opposits directions. H# rhnaa the
on* left nf tha elevator and turned
south In a door with a frosted
glass |«n*| la hr Iled "Heme.Petera
Prodt* turns." He opened tha door
without knocking.
They war* In a small anteroom
— a rug, a bench, and, beyond a
railing, a girl typing—a girl with
.bleached hair piled In elaborate
rolls and Nark eyes that betrayed
the bleach.
The girl looked np aa Ota slrMtg« r reached lha railing. Her thick'lipped mouth waa at ones mean
sind greedy, lha mouth nf a nith(lrsa careerist. It rurvrd Inta a
■mil* aa artificial aa her hair,
"Hi. Mr. Monel If you want Mr.
iPrtrra. he’s already grata over tn
IWXYE—Studio A M ali X MU
The stranger looked af t e a t m
q u i u i r a l ly . “ W e llT "
I
"This all-your office staff r
•Ycfc"
Bander* kinked a t Mw t f f h t
(Of <in
“Dool bother to call Mr. N a n ,
Ibum . We're going over there now."
In tho hallway, tha atranger
turned tewrard them. "How long
U this farm going o a f"
"Barry, Mr. Hone." Bandera gave
him tha name now, grudgingly.
"Isn't it better than having Mlaa
Karr* rhaltering tA soma cockeyed
reporter? Tho wrung aort af pub
licity U had for radio prod acera.
Nest thing shall tn saying yau'ra
a Red."
"la that a threat T" Buddtnly, hi
the pallid light of tha windowlew
corridor, ha looked dangerous—his
mouth, sullen, his brow*, aahtrart•d and harthnr, shadowmg tha g «t-
Agala they wer* crowded In tha
back seat of tha car, three people
all hoetlla to each other. Tha an
gina purred with surpreaaed power
aa tha car slid through traffic. Tha
ghastly aunehtna officiously bright
ened trery tut of glass and chrom
ium and brought a look of indecent
good humor to every face in the
street
"L et me see." drawled Bander*.
"Where la W XTF.T"
"Broadway and 51st." mapped
the stranger. "How rhildish can
you g a tt" What rear hia mntivra,
hia nerves wero now stretched to
breaking point
The captain laughed. "Thlldiah?
Oh, I don't know. Beetn* to me
we'y# all been fairly adult about
thin—an,far. No hytUnra y e t"
"Ju at'w att until peters accepts
mr.” Tha stranger raat another
malignant look a t Sara. "flht'U
Now her top then. They ran't
stand having thrlr pet drltifiona
smashed."
T h ey?"
"I*aranotars."
Bara rlenrhed her hands. Why
waa h* so ronfldent ? Peter* hsd
heen »h* real Gerry's partner for
over a year. Patera wa* well known
to everyone tn tha radio world. An
Imposter couldn't hop* to fool
Peter* and Patera, now In the art
of rehearsal a t WXTZ, must be the
real Petera . . .
"Flfty-arennd B t entraare," the
atranger Instructed the driver nalaaUUoualy. The boy a t the re
ception daak did not look up, but
tha elevator boy grtnaad and said.
"Hello, Mr. Hone! Mr. Peter* went
np a moment ago. Bludto 1. The
raat la all there."
"I know." Tha atranger glanced
at Sander* with an unpleasant
arall* and now tha captain waa
Another long corridor, low m i d .
dim-ill. A padded, sound-proof
door with brows* letters: "Studio
The straagsr pushed the done
•pan. They entered a plush-lined
rnbbyhate, somathing ilka a Uiea
ter hoi. Through a plate-glass
window they saw a Urge, bare
room and a doaen people, lhair feet
stepping, thair tips moving, all in
deathlike silence like aa aid-fa•Mooed, votceteaa movie.
Tha stranger ted Urtr through
another door tn tha control room,
where a man in ahlrtateavea aat be
fore * penal of instrument* aa
eteboeate aa tha dashboard of a
B-St. A third door and they were
la tha atudlo Itself, shocked by the
■widen bustle of steps and voices
rchotag loudly under lha high call
ing. One man aat before a muwe
stand with a flute resting In hia
Up. Another knelt beaide a tabte
act with a wooden foot, a revolver,
and a Un ptata fitted with aand—
ammd effects. At a Urge tabte,
furnished wHh mlgew|*enee, aat a
girl af 10 and three men, each with
a typescript. The girl waa apeaktag in tha voire of a four-year-old
child. " . . . but, daddy, I did are
M U ir-K tw i-ly ls.
ka .p a ly Rewe
IS M oll's C erssr
d u tirv Oa Pared*
Ilk a f th a Tewa
eiiaal variauea
i h J K X n ,t o o
o illg h t Thaatra
aimer Theatre
r Mere
Men is Aetls*
r. Dteirlrl Aliorsey
>wi.•■ !•..Wee ih tr
• rlia h t T haatra
Legal Notict
KOTICM IB HRRtCBI
that I am engaged la I
Id Oak keae. Melilaad.
tha lltlitteu a s a a if Ca
^
s ra tS s
tla itr said same with
Tha wander drug* want wark
mlraeltg for you unlesa »raerribed •pacifically far yaur
■teda. Baa yaur doctor flrstl
wring hla prescription tn ual
F au st’s D ru g Store
N u r p .a
P k. 101
ef tils Circuit Court.
Cauair. Florida la aeeari
(he pmvlalon or the
Feme atetul*. to.wlti sot
Plarlde smtutae l i l t
Asoa Vogdeoffy
the man. lie got away In the fog."
*On» moment, please," aaid Bandare. "Mr. TeteraT"
"Foe heaven'a a sk *—another in
terruption?" The child of 10 spoka
Ilka a trouper of <0. "Heck, Mr.
Peter*. I wa* just getting It!"
"Okay, Daj.iy, rrla a !" On* of
the men, t h i c k e t , raid-head*!,
tt ared at the intruders trueuienlly.
"What the devil do you want,
Gerry? We'll bd nei tho air In XI
minutes. Time's been changed
again."
"Whew!" The atranger dropped
into a chair and mopped hi* brow
with a willed handkerchief. It was
the first human thing ho had done.
•Thank*, Jim ."
- T h e r e fool* t h i n k I'm not Gerry
Hone. One </ them u a police capUlr.."
AS rOR ESCAPE ... YOU SEE THAT
MAN IN CHAWS f PUSAN, T“ E
STRONG MAN.' N fg ONE O f THE
few WHO TlbED... ANO L'VED .
-w TO T e a OB IT.'
g -e d
and rM &toz.m oM
rTHlS IS CHATV—JUST /HO
.THE T*EE •tONOOOMOB BECAUSE WE SPEAK
AlOUO? A WE COUlD
\
nruwEvA
•
the
tight
pttT your nuow 'acASTj;
ANt MV ACT/ COMJWUklCATE WITH THOSE
RAM/ OR. MANIMO... A
WElCOMg TO THE r t PEDPIE, MPlAm we RE .
curS^ST ON ANTtRKA... 4
A
fCVR-a*MID JUOGtIR He*E / L MENAGERIE/ A t HUMANS USE THEM..
WITH MINDS, THCXlGHTi M
Jack W. Minor I r
Given Promotion'
DETROIT—'Tha promotion of
J«ck -W. Minor, Diroctor of Ad*
v trtiiln g and MerchandfCng for
Dodto Division. Chrysler Cor
poration. lo the newly-creatcd
P *« t of Sates Manager in eharr*
»f
advertising,
m m h an tein ?
ami rrlatrd aaloa activities, wai
announced today by Byrafl JNichole, vice-president and gen
eral tales manager. Hit new du
ties will ronrrrn themeelva* with
ail ph*,c» of three a c t iv lt it a for
Hoth Dodge paitenger rara and
Dodga trucka, Mr. Nichols an
nounced.
In hla new rapacity a« aalea
manager, Mr. Minor’* reiponilhilitie* «itl be broadened 1% in
clude dealer relations, customer
and public relations, a* wall *•
working directly with the D«d*o
Dealers’ Advisory Council, co
ordinating factory and dealer co
operation and activities.
"Wen. for crying out loud!"
peter* eyed Para ao.| Sander* a.i It
they were two-headed monster*.
Banders spoke wearily. "Any
douht about it, Mr. Petera?"
"Doubt?" Peter* looked at Iho
changeling snd grinned. "Oerry
and I have hod I wo show* on tho
air lor over a year. When you’vo
hern through that many rrh»ar»ali
with a guy. you hind of get »o you
know him by right. Thta la (Jerry
Hone, all right. Everyone at thi*
table know* him. Am I right?"
Th« answer came In rhoru*.
"Sure." "Of course." "For the love
of Mike . ,
"Sorry to bolher you. Ini—it
happens lo bo important There'*
a alolen ruby Inmlved worth at
least 100.000."
"W eill" IVtrrs looked at thr
atranger. "You got it, (W ry ? Wo
wouldnt have to worry shout a
sponsor then!"
"Nope. I never even saw tho
thing."
"But you did!" cried Kara. "It
was you who picked It off the
counter In Iho 10-rent atnr4 and
urged m» In buy IL"
"Ob. th a t" The atranger wiped
hia brow again. "B u t 1 thought it
waa Junk them I had no Idea It
was real."
Banders sighed. "Tletter tall It a
day, Miss Derr*. You ran t beat
this. Right?"
Sara was mnr* eahaustrd thsn
I ha stranger. Rha turned to him
and opened her lips to mouth apol
ogies—and rinsed them again, as
ho stretched nut sn arm, rrarhlng
for nna of lha typearrips.
"Now I'm here, I’ll check tha
tlma for you," ba aaliL
"We'y* done that a l r e a d y . ”
Prlera tappad tha end nf hi* nnao
with hi* forefinger in the old ra
dio pantomime. "lUght on."
"Any cuts?"
"Only two •
Already they were ahaorhed In
thair show.
I s i ' l go, Mlaa IH ere," whlaptrad Bander*.
Without a word, aha followed
him.
"Now IHat arena on tha beach
where Alice g rata—"
(To Bo CtmUnut41
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II 11 Mitldisg l.ighi
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t i* film Par*
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lie * Brighlir Pay
1:11 laciri hlarm
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f i l l Chiasal Creesrssds
tannn
tv c i u i m
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w riiv stsita T
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tti.eon Queetlaa
Tohr Dowdy
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A SPH A LT ALUM INUM
PLA STIC RO O F CEM EN T
F IB R E RO O F COATING
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COITHI • NAPTHENATK
WOOD PRESERVATIVE
T U R P E N T IN E
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Wc have only a listed number of tbe popular 1953 OupilM
left . . . nsd that* will ha no more. To clear thta sow*
w*’U giv* you the dream deal of a lifetime. We'll give you
mtsb a big allowance on pour old car that you’ll actually bn
gatting • big new Cbryalnr Inr no mot* than you'd expact to
pay foe a taall car in a law weeks.
Moreover, you'll ba fM tiag the car that mt tha style and
perf ormance pace la 1953 . . . with ante op 74% m a n than
any other fa n car^Fopular ca n always cis— tad a higher
fn-aale value. A n m w , while wa c m mill a n t e this offer,
/a a few woaka your p re n a t o r w ill be worth much tea.
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(p Q M D W d A
Friend* of II W. M rfsllrv will eallrd to Sanford beeau*# of the
regret tu |*arn lint ho i« confined serioua Pine** of her father. R
In the ACL hospital in Ma)cross, II Guthrie.
(ia
Sammy .1*cob*on, son of Mr
and Mr* Herman Jaeoh-on. 2JU Ham Fisher was railed out of Scott Air.. Irft >e«terd*v for
town durine the wvekrnd became Durham. N l\. where he will be
of the sicknc** of hi* father, lie gin hi* junior je a r at Puke I'm1* •xm in Pomeroy, Ohio.
v e n ity .
FrKnd* of Major and Mr* E
C> Rand* and daughter Sandra
will be intere*ted to know they
have armed in Herman* ami are
stationed in Stuttgart whrrv they
expect to he for the next three
sear* MaJ. Randy I* with the
Mis* Rebecca Cain, daughter S'lonth Army Ms. Signal Section
of Mr. and Mr* E M. Cain of and !• the »nn of Mrs, A P RanFirst St., Irft la*t week for d>. KI0 " F ln i St.
the Cniver'ity of Florida where
Mr and Mr* Manurl I Rrown
•lie will enter her frethman )ear
of lirlaim , " i» are *i»iting with
Oonald Cain, son of Mr and hi* vothrr. Mr* May belle Rrown
Mr*. K. 'I Cain ha* entered the for a few days,
'It and Mr* O. r MrRridr have
relumed from a two week* vaca
tion The first week wa« *pcnl
in Riots ing Rock N, C . ami the
second in Vidclle, Ga , with rcla
live*
l nlicrslty of Florida where hi
will be a junior.
INTKHKMTINC TALK (JIVKN— Hr«
-»lcht. ti* If' *rrn" recently at • n frlln r of tbf Navy Officers Wl*f« held ill the Dew Pri.p Inn lirMaur.
■nt
lrft to righl. are. fitat row, Mrs. R- R Williams. Mrs. I.. K. Tilley. Mi I !• lohn...n
Mm P. W. linker: second !„w: Mrs. II. M Walker. Mrs. II. (\ Foilr, Jr.. Mrs. I!. " . J.rk.im ,
Mr>. Roy Mann. Mis. C. K. Myns an.I Mrs. R. T. Nnrthiidge. (I'hnto hv Ja m en n t
'I* , ami 'lr * II M Itavi* ol
I a nip.i, rprnl the weekend in San
ford where they \i*ited hi* par
enl*. Mr and Mr* V. \V, Davis,
an I other relame,*
T'ie roany friend* of Mr* Jen
it) l.ehntan of "in ter Park will
br triad to learn that *hc ha* re
'lr* b *•' t’h.**it*li*n I*'* *.
turned home after being confined turnei' from M.uteri a llearh where
to the Orange Memorial Hospital *he »|M'nt a week’* laeatlon wtlh
her on-in-law and daughter, 'It
'tr* W H lungu ha* returned and 'tr*. Alim Kilpatrick and
to A.hvtllr. N. C , after being granddaughter, lamia.
SociaL fvenii. 'M
,s' speaker
M°™
uuest
•Miss Mildred Await Becomes
Bride Of Lemuel W. Carver
For Navy Wives
The
Navy Offirrr* Wive*
from all units on the base held
lssiXj&
Employes, Families
Of Foodmart Store
Have All-Day Picnic
ft
",r*1 ,l WMt s,‘,,
TRY TIIE NEW PUSH HUTTON
It 'I M i l l " lilltl S — The Sanford A...... ilily N«s S t ..f 'be Older of the Ralntmw flirt* met In th#
Matonic Ic'dge la*t night and ln*tnlled off «.t* Front rnw, left to right ars Miss l ■■* li m CarVy,
'li** Elitalreih li:***.*. Ml** J a i '•le Hail*. Mi** \iuo ■t Stout , Misa l.inda Anderson, 'lr** Ihitt p Wit*
Ham*, 'lit* Nan • u*hine and Mr-* In* I nu»ry. Second low 'll** Peggy l.undnut‘1. Mm * \ntr.y Ca*h,
Misa 'Iarv .lean buig unit .'I'** Margaret Kllistsn, Third row Mm* Marv Tanner. Mi.. Fll-thcth "n o d .
Miff, 'l l * Reynold*. Mr** 't a il Hiai** llotdiv and 'I «• lla r r ir lt Redding. I Photo Vy .ia m e .m il
Mrs. William Evans
Presides Over Meet
Of Lake Mary P-TA
INI. S\M O KI) IIIH A II)
I ue.
Sept
20.
|9 J 5
age
Fred Wilson Speaks To DAR’s
t ridav The Sallie Hairiuin|
The ( i* t meeting of the new Chapter. National '-•Hurii liaugh
trl'inl le - oi of th* Lake 'ta il ler* of Mir Arut li * n lirloluHon'
In 'tr* II I, Hin nr If tang a* a P I t . ntrl 1hiir.l1*' Sept 13 inailgur.’ led the fint National
*n!n "It To*'k a Uirarlr
Follow at a p m al the »choot
Mr* William Evans, president, l on.litillmn "e rk a' a meeting
ing Hie htitinr.* and program
in Hie home of 'tr* i F Itoum
member* of the Fl*ic Kmghl Fir presided over the meeting
llal. Co hnilrt.r* w rr 'li-* firnr
tie *ericd refreshment* of punch
Mr Irwl*. devotional rhairman
and rookies to tho*e prr.rnt in gaie a beautiful devotional *t»i> Hinton an.| Mi* SI ( taur While
eluding II from liaitons Ream ihlrh wa* rntoyed bi all pie.enl
.rim from New Sm utu. 21 from
Mr* Seaman re.ignrd a* »rire
lirl.and; Ihrre from lamgwivHl. tary and Mr* McCracken wax
and 1.1 from S nford
\oted to replacr tier
The nicmberxhip rhalrmsn '*•*
l.racb. announced *be had irceiied
',1 member* In dale with many
more people In br contacted
M r S . JO C M l k CT
Hugh l atllon. principal, gaie the
#
t
enrollment oi the •rhonl tht* year
||$ Q v i c d o M c C f
a* 121. roinpatrd to nu of la*! '• <'
Mr*. Joe Mlklrr Jr., grneial lie al>o *aid that Ihi* «a* the fii'l
HallourVn Cmntml and finan-e .ear l.ake Mary ha. had a school
h . and that anmne In mg Ivan
rhairman nf the Oviedo I'-TA is
railing a nirrOltg for all Cat fil mile* or more from the m li a
ial I hall roan to lor. I at her eligible fot free tian«portalmti
I Mr. linger i* rhairman of th
home on Mlklrr Road In Slatia,
Halloween Cailol.il
and Will
Thuradey, Sept. 2.’, al a pm.
choose
hri
crs-chairman
in
the next
All room Molhrr* an- a*krd to
rontarl Ibeir chaiimro nr rniue lew week*
' l r . and Mr* J . II I r r J i . an
Mr. Carlton ant 'tr* Cnchi m
to the tureting In person in order
nounce tin* htrlh of a 3 Hi.
are
pieparilig
a
reading
»tudy
to get the genual outline of the
coor.e for the fir** grade patent*. ila n g titrr on Kept. In in I It. Fe in rarnual.
Iso that thev can help with thru aid lut ighlon M em oilal Ilu a p iU l.
If lian*poil.*tion Is «|r*ii e-«l. cmld’s reading Mr Carlton »lres»plea*r mntnrt the Room Mother e l the net d and Imp irtance for ul
A nanny eitra clo*el ran hr
t aplnin. Mi*, 'taiian It. Jones, parent* In cnoperaie with the llinr:*. into a partial or complete
the I’-TA piealdent, Mr*. Jamrs
I bathroom hv In.tailing one of Hie
Praraon, or Profe*sor Strwait teacher*.
won pint •I/*'*!'* bathtub, now avails
A
penny
drill
»a
held
■
1
Hatcbel. All liner tars will be
hy Mr* Cochran* iihiiu which I* tile I ho*, romr in length- lioiu
going and any one of the thiee
13 |o 3A mi be., air from 12 lo
wilt be glad lo lokr anyone with the fir*t »n.l sernnd grad. .
II iiiclif. hisn They are very
•the l.ake Mary P T A ..... .
them.
the Him lihiaiy which cniillc* good for *liotrnng and «il-up
llir-n to have nine film* during the bathing, and are r*|wrlally hatnli
Ilmilrr main rouise: s<piare* of
routing sear The on rail Ihrmr for for li.illiing young children line
ciaikid h.*m or luncheon mrat arv
of Hem could al»n l<e ntr.l in a
put on »ke»rr« and brnlleil along (hr sear I* "Inlerest in ymir I
balhiiHim made In piiHing up a
I'
v
i«
inlere»l
in
your
child
with drs neil canned peaihe* Roth
wall at the rnd ol a hall that has
-pic
film
shown
at
the
fir*l
meet
ham *nd p ’arhe* are ha*led with
.top|vi| leading am where.
a saure made hi *lmmermg a rup |ng wa* entitled "fam ily Fir*l
*|i,i ihr program, refreshments
of the pearh *irup with a couple
of tahlr.poiin* of lime nr lemon were sened hy the eserutlie rum
milter
Vf
lulfe and a da»h nf nutmeg
" Officers Of FBW Are Installed
m ret.i.y T h u ttJs y st train
Oeie Drop Inn lte«taur.*ut
i A drliriiiu* tiarlirrur lunch was
.
i
A t pm. Sunday Miss Mildred
enjoy rij. Mrs. I;!., Mann *............In
‘ . "I
Elltaheth Await became the bride
guest speaker for .be .len t who 1h" rr.'?>
\S
T 1.,?'
erf Lemuel Wilson Car*»r.
m .dr . ••„,«*. Interesting and dr'? "* !, HlVIH,n?l " f ,h ';
She i* the daughter of Mrs.
Hfhtful- talk about .-anfo.d to ■
*• * ' . 1 W
Nell Await of Sanford and Fred
Her speech .he Included a t.t.ef
►r,,*‘r?Uo" ?f
Await of Tampa.
history Of Sanford and told ,.f
‘ rrlr‘ " f '
S' ml»*o|e
TUKSOAT
'place* nf miriest near brie
ksinclallrm weir tn.lalled by Mr*
A the couple * i< united by the
The Ware Bible Class of llie
Rev. Milton H. Wyatt, pastor of Firs* Methodist Church will meet
One number sUlerl that "San ' J r r ,r r *on*
b> Mr*
the Fir\t Methodist Church.
. . . . .
i at 7 p m fur a covered rit*h sup ford is friendlier to the .Navy ,m n s •’r' or
!»►»•' in«tallnl included Mr*
The bride wore a printed brown per In McKinley Hall, Officers ol than any other town It , , ,|u„ .
and white silk taffeta featuring the clan will be hoits.
lion of tndiiidual a.Mmation* M* cc,e Smi,h
N>w 8m>rn*
Prr' H,rn,; Mr% Margaret
a hrown duster and areented
Th# Elder Springs horns de J am) here you find rlo *r filends"
A brief meeting «a* held to
first vice |ur*iwith hrown accessories. On her monstration dub will meet at the
include n e c ca ry busiima Mi . dent. Mls Waller Snell of |la>Iona
shoulder was pinned a whits >•!- homa of Mrs. Louis Nolan.
low-throated orchid.
The Fidelia Class of First U. K. Tilley w ., acting president; " ' J «H. serond v.ee prr*..|enl; Mr*
_______________ _
Krfd Swann of .V « Smyrna Itrarb.
Miss Peggy Best was her only ; Baptist Church will meet wttli
%rrrr!ar>; Mii Homan
attendant who wore a blue faille ; Mrs. (ieneva Van Ruskirk,
nt New Smyrna llearh. liea«urcr;
a dr»«a with navy accessories. Her W. 30th St. at * p. m- Men
Metnl^ra |
Mr* Bruce Abernathy of Drl-and.
® rnr«age wa» of yellow roses.
of group No. S ii with Mr*,
chorister;
Mr* France* Rnwilom
Edgar Carver was his son’s fold Rrown at cl
rhatrman will he •
of Daytona Reach. p!am«t. and
hostesses.
he*t man.
Mr* Hell Hrantham of Dd^nd
The hride’a mother wore a navy The Sanford Tourist anu Shuffle. ^
scrap txHik chairman.
print dress with a pink rosa hoard Club will have a covered
Th# employes of Foodmarl and
A lighted cro»* icxting on a red
corsage and had blue accessories. dish supper at * p. m. Hemet will their families nuiiilmiinu niAtly lelvet draped talilr with a map ol
After a wedding trip to Ten* follow.
ft° enjoyed nil nil-day picnic nut- the world a* a narkground wa>
jirs.ee Mr. and Mrs. Carver will
The Fl.T Club will meet In the log nt R '.k Spring., yrstrniny. j u*rd In rmphatiir the theme of
reside at 1S00 Magnolia Ave.
IOOK Hall al
p. m.
lines*
In *pite of the threatening tain the installation leriice.
The First Baptist Intermediate rloudi, fhr moturmil.* forntrd
Mrs. C aner is employed hy
tng."
the Matlirr Furniture Co. as Royal Ambataadoit will meet at the supermarket almut h oVImk,
Mr*. I. Y. F.rne*t, president of
li t Ixinkki-rpcr and Is a member of 7 pm.
loaded with a \aiirty of f.md. lleLand, opened the inerting and
The regular meeting of the cold drinks and rspi-rtanl pirnle- report* of the memtier* of the
tho First Methodist Church.
Mr. Carvar graduated from lusdira Auxiliary of the VFW kei*.
federation were hrarl Announce,
(•nine* of all kind* were en- ment was made of the W. 'I IV
(iainesville High School and ja I will be at II p.m. in the Legion
employed by CarveFa Bather I Hut- All ttiemlxrs are urged to oyed with the nio*t popular onr ally which will br held at DeLeon
Shop here. He also served In the »«end a. Irnio.rtant plan, will Proving to I.#, .aid "Chuck" At- Spring* on Oct 13 and the nr*t
U S. Navy,
1
mail* at Inti ttnif*
kiln on, a kind of "water volley rnrrtlng dale was »rt for Dec 1
ball." 'In Ihia game, the pnttirl- at the Calvary Rapliit Church in
------------------------ WKHNKMOAT
i
.
The Seminole County Food A*- pant* found out that they bad Daytona Reach.
muarh-a they didn't know liny
Meeting dale* for the next year
bad with the irxilt Ibat lihal were vrt «* follow*. Marco I at
•
*
I School at DiHl p.m.
The First Baptist Junior H.A.'s drug *tnr»» «r- enjoying a big New Smyrna Rrarh Fir*t Raptist
(II and 12 yean will meet at •a’^:*oI. *i|nimrnts, lotion* and ( hurrh; June 7. Ihr Dr Land Rapother pain ir ll n r i«."
the churrh at 3:.70 p.m
tut ( hurrh: Sept |J at the i ir»t
However, with the rain spar ltapli*t (hurrh In Sanford Time
The First Baptist Player meet
Mothers and daiighlejs met ing servire will begin at 7:30 Ing the giotip, by "going all for Ihr meeting* I* 7:30 p m
Thursday exrning at the Yarht p.m. Bring your Bibles.
around us" as *tated by T«ny
Mr* S It l.ang*ton of DeLand
Club with members of the BanThe F i r s t Baptist Sunday Trama, "a wonderful lima wa» gave an interesting report of the
ford Btory League for the pur- y( honl Superintendent* Cabinet had by all."
It W C conferenee held rrrmtly
p >>e of oigeniaing a Ju n ior;'meeting will be held Inxthe Cha .
,.l Ki \ lone Height* altri wloili
I.e
l.eague.
pel following the Prayer Meet- j Seating l» scheduled for 7 *n pm ‘ the program » ** pre*rolei| under
Mrs. R, C. Mavwell extended tng servire.
with play to start promptly at * ■the direrlton of Mr* l/um# Fort
greetings. She Is the president
The RPW will hold a regular o’elnrk.
of llel.and 'll** Fern Ru**rll gaie
of the older league and conducted meeting at ft:30 r m. at the
The rveruttve foinmlttee me*t- the driotional. il*mg a* her topic
th. biutness session. Mrs. \V. I.. Yacht Club. Mrs. LiUla will »er*e Ing of the Seminole Association* j "I Reliric ’ '* »he read portion
Roche spoke briefly on the hta- supper.
al Woman's Missionary I'nion of Ihr driolmnal the memtier*
|ory of the national organiaation
Tha Central Baptist Church w"' hw held at III a m In the <sang appropriate song- In puno
and explained soma nf the "ad choir rohiarsal swill he at 7 p m. First Raptist Churrh. Drink* will arrompaniment furnishen hy 'lr*
vantages an d
Joya" gained
The first regular meeting of he furnished. Mrmbera are a*ke4 (tenrge C Dixon
through story league work.
the Seminole County Council of lo lake their lunrh.
Mr* 'I t, Rrock, arenmpanirl
Mrs. J . Y. Young displayed P-TA vvlll meet In Lake Mary at
eoplea of Blory Art, the national 9:3’. to 11:30 am. All officers
magatine and told of Its con and delegates of all T-TA's ars
tents. Mrs. C. C. Welsh delighted urged to he praient.
Mid-week prayer service of the
the group with her Interpreta
tions of the story, "The Magic First Methodist Church will be
•0 Mask''. Croup tinging was en gin al 7:30 p. m Circle No. I I*
joyed with M's* Allison Lee pre sponsoring the service with R W
siding al tha piano.
"'are a* speaker. The Nursery
Twenty-two enthusiastic girla is open for small children.
THURSDAY
joined th« league and elected tho
following officera lo serve for
Tho First Baptist Junior R.A.'s
three months: president, Donna will meet at tha church nt 7
Young; vico president, Betsy p.m.
Williams;
secretary, Markaret
The Ladlra Society of (hr
Junes; trensurer, Lucricla Brin RLFAE sstll meet al It a. m. al
Cirralrel Sewing Invention Since The Needlr!
son
lb , home M Mrs. A. 0 . Roberts
.
Mrs. Maawall presided al th« for ita monthly luncteon and bustrefir-hinenta labia. Cakra and ntsa meeting.
num-h were served from ■ beau
FRIDAY
tifully decorated table, (story
The Sanford Duplicate Bridge
league members served as hos Club will meet at the Yacht Club
tesses to the group.
far lie regular weekly sevsioo
Story Book League
% Recently Organizes
Jr. Story Group
Mr*, H an ey Swan»nn, Mr*. V
(' M e.scngrr. Mr* Nancy Hrock
and Mr* It K, t lt.iptn.in attend
ed the fall rnunril meeting of
O liln c t Four. Pilot International, I
at the Tide* Hotel *1 Iteddinglon
Rea h 1**1 wrekrnd ' l r . Swan '
•on. who acronipamed them to
Reild ng’ nn Reach. *pent the week
i rmt aitl 't r anil Mr* " F lint
ley head in Tampa
Carnival Chairman
B I R T H S
a*«l,trd hi 'I .* \ IV, Ire and
Mr* Fitimind 'Irisch.
Aidr fbe usual patii»He fit
the pi or Ia ma ttun of 1'ie.idrnl F.l•enliiwrr wa. read snd it wa* evplained Ir.al allhmigh Conitllulinn
l*a>. Srpl If lud hern celrhratfd
for a nit-nbrr of rear*. I'nnitltution " <- k had lit ■ hem started,
due In Ihr effoit. nf Hir NADAR
lied I! "tl'iin then reviewed
formation of Hie Cnnttitution of tli«
hi.toriral lart* leading In the
I mtrd Stale* and explained the
n e rc.iti nf llr- F.iH of flight* and
meirlinrted Ihr amendments that
followed .’ long with the r**aion (or
their p.i>*age. Hie «tabi||ty nf tho
original lenent* which received
rallfiealion f" Hie n--ce.«ary nine
.late, m I7S5 aim rerrlird com.
men!
Ilelri .lirnent. were lerie f In the
patio and the follow ing mrmhers.
hu»hrnd* and gur.t* uhn wera
Hr n eniertaine.l aboard Ihe "Sky.
laik" in Mr and Mi -. itounnii.it.
'I . and 'lr- P P i .imphell,
'tr. anil 'I r «. It I* True. 'lr. ami
'lr* Raymond Rail, Mr and 'tr*.
Ralph Leonard, Mr, and 'l r ., E,
M. Hoke. Mr and 'Ire llayntupil
bmt’h 'It and Mr* C R. Dawson,
Fre.l "'d*on, Mr*. F. C Smith,
'lr* Merlam ltu**.ll 'trs. 'tary
Sue Conipfon, 'li 't i n Petermn,
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mclilfv 'lr . ft M 'la-on. Mr*.
Fdmonil 'Iri <ti. 'tr* I'rawfnrd,
'tr* Heorge 'lorgwn. 'lr* F E,
Hole Mi. Di-air- lurnrt. Mrs, bt,.
i tail "tote and nllirr*.
E 'e r * r n r *lne.| banana* and
iliiaui orange, with a *oft rn*tard*
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W anton W aste O B Lifo Occurs
Along Highways Of Amorica
JAMES MARLOW
Finding Easy Name Minor Problem
T to Ira t eiajar problem af the
M M that’* n o t* say, sad *aiy A f t sad CIO after they marge la two group* wbaa feay alt dawn
IB Bl late keadltM*. will be only one Mg union seel Oeeeaiker.
FRISCO
PAI N T S
‘ Miking
Punt History“
SAN&OAD.
BAIkiT
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want to give uy fealr todividual
Identities.
*o. apparently without bung
muck sleop over M, they tgread *a
a coaiprofflla*. Ttwy will atari ant
undar thl* a im *: the Aawrlraa
Federation at Labor and fee Caagrtta at laduitrlal Organisation*.
That’* a big Mouthful to carry
around vary long. The labor boat**
probably will agree later *a •*•*thing shorter for tho outfit which
put* under aea tent 1* atUUaa AfL
■embers and flve mllUaa naleatate
of the CIO.
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M illionaires, Girls Much Alike
Too Late To Classify
Although tfcey wOl be
taaeUwr I* fee aew organisation,
lb* l*ad*rt af tiw America* Fador•tio* of Laker sad
Cesar***
of industrial OrgaaiuttMM
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THt UTCHSTRING IS ~AtWAV5 O Uff
A wanton waato of Ufa, limb, and pro- people. You don’t want to atand In the way
party la now in progrna along tha highway* of your own planning, do you ?
It stands to reason that one person, two
of our eltiea, count!**, and Stat*.
Many thouaanda of word* havo baan people, a imgll group of people, or even a
written about tha subject. The vary thought large one, can’t atop traffic accident*. It
of accident* ha* been covered In. editorial*, takes the combined will of every person that
new* coverage, propaganda, written by *p#» owns an automobile. If on* step* out of line,
clallat* in the field of accident prevention, the rest of them ar* liable to be hurt in an
editor*, writer*, reportera and law enforce accident
ment officer*.
Safe driving Is necessary. Watch the
There have been plea*, threat*, gimmlek*, signs. Obey the law!
and even entertainment, presented in varioua
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form* for the abaortlon of the reckle** or
carcle** driver.
Valuable Experiments
All to no avail.
There must be something of real value
IVhat i* there left to do?
to these many thou*anda of experiment*
First place—you folk* want to know you hear about every day.
what’a going on. If there are accident*, arOn* under atudy right now, and men
rest*, warning*, or change* in traffic regu tioned prominently In the Atlantic Coa*t
lation* or requirement*—then you want to Lin*’* Agricultural and Livestock ‘Topic*’’,
know what to do her* at home—along the ia “A Vegetable and Pasture Rotation Sys
highway.
tem” for *outh Florida.
Thl* aoft-talk that I* being circulated from
Recently, In talk* before the Seminole
a central «ourc# in a regular stream of County Junior Chamber of Commerce, this
mimeographed page* ha* very little effect. ■am* *y*lem wa* mentioned a* highly bene
It’* that shnulder-to-ehoulder description, ficial to the farmer and the outcome of hi*
with every detail vividly recounted, along crop* each year. Happty, the program for
with the ’’exact woida" that the local law the farmer wa* recommended by first, a
ful and probably won't hurt yaur
Hr Rl'ggRLL R AY
enforcement representative ha* to «ay about cattleman, and then by a farmer.
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Fated with mounting opposi neighbors.
tha catastrophe, most people want.
Now, a transportation company, Interest tion to It* program of fluorida While our health authorities
We’ve reported, in the column* of this ed in the welfare of the entire area that It tion of public water supplies tell us that there ts no danger
paper, aevernl Incident* of "crackdown on serves, la promoting a atudy that might open from thousands of ritlsens who fror- ^ ’-orlrst..! ..a t .,, avidenco
traffic violator*’’. Frankly, It Isn’t exactly the eye* of the farmer, that for years, ha* recognise tho dangers that attend from repulabla physicians here
a crackdown—the lnw enforcement repre been using what he call* hla “tried and true" surh practice, th# Florida Stale and in other stairs indicates that
sentative* are merely doing their duty. They method* of planting, cultivating, and pro Board of Health held a hearing in tha case of some individual*
In Jacksonville recently fur dis continued use of fluorinaled
ehould be thanked, every day, for taking ducing.
t
cussion of th# question.
the driver off the roed that I* a menace to
For instance. In the opening paragraph* Contending that tha addition water hat rau-ed serious illness.
the motoring or pedestrian publicof the paper, written by Norman C. Haystlp of fluorine re public water sup What result* might t>* over a
The tax dollar I* being used to pay the and D. M. Co* of the Indian River Field pile* will help reduce tooth de long period of lima i* only a
guess and many people, medical
policeman, the sheriffs, the patrolmen and Laboratory, w* read, “many vegetable cay la children, proponent* has* authorities among them, contend
the trooper* for carrying nut the mandate growers have used a ‘migration system’ to been urging Florida communltlas that any benefit children might
re adopt tha practice. This
gain through thw us* of fluorino
of the law created by representative* of the virgin soils In order to eseap* certain dia- amount*
to compulsory medica
would ho snort than offset by the
eases. Insect*, nematode and weed problems tion as It means that esery per •lamaga It would da to adult*
T L a
C m n I n mA U a r o M
son or animal using such water
which appear or increase under continuous supply
must accept thl* peisen- and elderly people.
Bpeaking before tha hearing In
cropping."
ous substance whether they want
Jnrksanvill*. Dr. Frederick R. F i
The entire release la devoted to this on* It or not.
ner, radiologist of Beattie who
study and a short article describing a new Wa ar* laid that tha quantity has made n comprehensive atudy
of
fluorine
used
la
*o
small
that
variety of grain aorghum.
it la harmlasi, and ainc* It may of th# flunrlnation question, said
The grower la certainly the one who will rsduc* the number of easltita la h* wa* glao to addresa a hoard
benefit first from these continuing studies Jahnny’a teeth, all af ua ahtuld t h a t Included physician* be
cause, “No physician would giro
he field. And when the grower benefit*, teka it and Ilka R.
a patient t potent drug with a
Atlantic Coast Lin* believes they too, It la a matter af record that narrow margin of aafely and tall
ftuoridta has* b**a tried as him ta take all he wanted."
benefit
drugs repeatedly and hnva been
We’re sure that J. D. Rotard, Agrleul- discarded as to* dangerous when J . J . Bohn of Ft. Lauderdale,
and Livestock Agent for the ACT, here glsen ia *rfactiva dosage. When chairman af the Statewide com
mittee nf th* Fur# Water As**In Sanford and the Sanford area. I* Interest added to our drinking water, riation
of America, tanned flueeven
In
small
quantftiei,
n*
ana
ed In many growers benefiting from the ex
rlnatloa
“a crime against the
tan
definitely
say
it
Is
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Vfef* 4
Tuaaday, September SO, IBM
people," and said that police
periments conducted In their behalf.
.1«m* people drink vary littl* powers of the state do not givs
TODAY’S SI Bill VRfWB
la a forward stag’taken by a forward watar, « glass ar Iw* a <Uyj
them authority to rnmpel pre
How shall a roaiif wan slatmi hit way— looking company.
ethers drink 10 ar I t glass** • ventive medicine on the peopleM i 119:9.—By saying emu* la to hint
T h a t'* tho kind o f oom panr A. Mel), day. Each glassful aoatelas a •tYnuraon )a *a fluorine, I’U labs
who steads i t th# door u l knock*.
>M aria wanta tho A tla n tia Coaat L in a to be. eartala ameuat Vpf tha pdfsea.
r.miim ■ I aa* at f t* miner problem* af tea
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wlM be to pal along to
la aptto af fea presaat air
af barm any. bard foaling* run
daap among the beads of the some
unto*# which will bo to tho sew
AFlrCIO.
For ono thing, there's tha prnh
l*M af trying re kaep them from
raiding mm aaothsr'i unions lor
■amber*.
, For tho aako at labor salty,
Walter Reuther, president af fee
CIO, agreed that Georg* Massy,
president of tha AFL, should be
president of tho now giant of
Aatertean labor.
Ik e ruling body, wife plenty of
Fewer written Into the proposed
constitution, wtl be the R xentire
OoueeU. m*d* ap af the preaidaat.
Meeny, a ■oereUry-troeaurer, and
I f vie* president* horn member
Isn’t th* p*r**n drinking th*
larger quantity of water getting
a much large dose than th* tad!
vldual who drinks littlwT
When llula Johnny hta a
stomach ache and your doctor
prescribes *om* medicine for
him, he doesn't put that medicine
la th* family drinking water and'
say, "Now this medicin* may
help Johnny, soI want all at
yew te take it In yaur drinking
watar for th* rest of your Ilfs,”
on hi* assurance that it won't
“hurt” you and may Aa Johnny
soma good.
Yet, that Is fust what tha pro-,
pnnents of fluorinatod water ar*
saying when they advocate Us
us* of fluoriaa In our drishirg
water an th* ground that It may
benefit I I pee rent of tb* poyw
lotion and reuld prove disastrous
te M per aret
Aay par**! arba ballarea that
fluorine la good tag bln oklldrea
and will reduce teeth decay, aaa
secure tt from hla druggist, just
aa h* ran got any ether medica
tion: •• why endanger tha health
of th# entire aoeemanitjr aa tl
gamble that nuch treatment at
your child might poialhly k* help
NEW YOKR im—Sidewalk reOectiona at a pavement Flats:
If there la aaytblng harder for
th* average man I* understand
than beautiful nomea, It Is milbooaire*.
Millionaires aad pretty womaa
bare a great deal la eommoa.
They are aalf-complaceat aa the
surface, full of secret fears, and
unpredictable. They never quite
art the way you eapect them to.
They rarely quite live up to the
images ni them ym hsjre In your
mind before you gel ta know them
• ell.
Women and mlUionairaa (partic
ularly ntw millionaires) brood a
lot. Both are highly auspicious oi
any attention you pay them. Both
want to be flattered not for what'
Ihry have, but what they don't
have: la the rasa of women, their
brains: in th* case ol millionaires,
their social charm.
Ilonrvtr never pays off In deal
ing with ailhsr. They yearn to ho
admired foe some Imaginary qualRKCRLTr* GIVEN
FAST SERVICE
OXFORD, Ohio, UP— The Air
Force isn't losing any time when
it rome* to recruiting Miami Uni
versity frrshmen for th* ROTC
program.
*
A helicopter from Wright-Pattervun AFB will land at tho university
at • a m. today, the precise mo
ment when registration for fresh
men begin*, i loud-speaker will
proclaim. "Sign up for the Air
Force ROTC and you will be air
borne la five minutes."
As soon as a freshman signs up.
h* will be taken aloft for a ride
in the heliroptgr.
Uy they think they Rare rather
teas tha os* thay actually da
possasa. If you t*U a woman aha
has prettier legi tea* Ratty Grabla
she says huffily: "Is teat all you
sas te ms?” If you tell • millionsire, "th* thing about you I Ilk*
Is your bank biitaca." ha gats
downright Insulted.
Rut why? Anybody whs baa
either beauty or bard rash baa aa
edge in tela world, and ought to
be satisfied with either oat or te*
other.
A poor man la disappointed with
both lovely women and millionaires
and for the asms reason. Ntithtr
Is as romantie as you expect them
tu oe—or aa spendthrift of their
charms as you would like. They
art cautiously determined to keep
what they have Intact, whether It
be their beauty or thair bool*.
Personally. I have found most
millionaire* bering. faarful fellows
afraid to live up to Ihwir station In
lift. My theory ta that a millionaire
should art lib# a millionaire and
Uvt a rich carefree existence
Now if I suddenly got a million
bucks I'd list up te it. ! ‘d drop
all my shoddy pals and start min
gling with a better class of people.
I'd have a big white button in my
lapel that said 'I am a million
aire." And when anybody bent over
to read what It taid on th* button
I'd squefit a hidden bulb and
squirt water in his eyes.
I'd drink champagne in bed for
breakfast, ride on horseback be
hind a pack of foxhound* down
BrosJw ay In tha afternoon, and
spend my evening pouring bubbly
water down tho hacks of chorus
girls at gay parlies.
You wouldn't have to ask where
1 aaa. You could follow mt around
town by tho trail af ISO bills I'd
1st drtbbl* out of n bote ia my
pockaL
I'd buy mo aa alr-eoodltteood
limousiaa of silver with diamoodfc
for haadllghta. and I'd hare a s T
uniformed chauffour te* talloat,
sultriest, red-btad«*t showgirl ta
all Amarica.
My bodyguard would b* ten
•mallait, toughest, meanest retired
jockey I could find He would go
about with me wearing Its racing
silks and boot*. anJ carry a riding
crop in on* hand to beat Rm peas•nta out of my pate and a shotgun
la te* other to cow anybody wh^
wanted to make something of i r
You think people would hats or
despise me? If you do, that's how
little you know about peopla. They
always admire a man with a grand
manner, on* who tnuba kings but
flips 10-buck golJpleccs In a past
ing Begfar's kat.
That's tho old-faihloneJ Idea
about millionaire* And th* accret
dream of most people Inday Isn't
merely to b* a millionaire - i> 0
lo live likt they dream a million
aire should: high, wide and hand
some.
I might die broke and he hurled
in a pauper’s grave, but the man
in the street would pay me thia
ungrudging tribute:
"The guy was a bum at heart,
but at least when he had a million
he didn't try lo keep it a accret
between him and the tag collec
to r "
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The trouble with most modem
millioniires la simply tkls-thry
look and act too much llko the
rest of na pale prisoner* of (ho
weekly paycheck.
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You Are Cordially Invited
To Visit
Jhc Brittany Jam Homo,
Little Venice, Sanford
9:00 A, Mt
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Through IS
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th li m w po
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flsrtfeg on*, at teaat. fen CIO
IM bn hi a minority. There will
ba only is CIO poopte an tea m■ a a council. This council baa a big
•tlek: R can Investigate and ausFond member unions tec wtut It
aanstdara misconduct.
A nothgr& yFirst by Ford! | J
lA f e f m u C
w h iil
•fee# fete anunell will moot only
keaa Mm** a yoar, perhaps tea
raal power will turn osst I* ba to
fea hands af aa asaautlva oommittea whkii w a mast every two
months and can gal a lot af work
dan# (safer fe u fea » b u ssns-
sfl.
Tb# CIO wffl ba i
■ fea enamltta# tea. Three CIO
n u wtn m an fea
M . by
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PLUS
fea OP will
Aad arganisteg worker* not yet to
union* la ana af tbs mala tasks
fea now group ku a t to RaaU.
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THE SANFORD HERALD
. Tu*s. Sept. 2ft. If t lt
Wage J
agreed with us but delayed il-“
Commissioner Fred Dyson ask
ed, “Bralley, de you think that
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Coertaesd from Page Om
th# County Commissioner* have
The Industrial Commlttaa #f
ing of proposed plans t« a muni purposrly delayed th* project?" Board ol Commisnonrrs and To
Icr. a* ho pointed to the fish camp
cipal section through Cassel
the Chamber a f ' Commerce also
“I believe to" Odham replied.
TALLAHASSEE IT- The Comoperators.
berry and on tnt« Fern lUrk.
nut jesterdxy to formula!* plans
W. A. Patrick, Chairman of the
munity College found) has set
Riley told th# Commissioner*
Meisch stated, “A meeting with Srnunot* County Chamber el
for th* 1M3-M fiscal year. Dla*
W SSIIINGTON .f- Th# railroad* Nov II as the tentative da'e for a
Road Board Member William Commerce Road Committee asked and th# audienre, “ I'm not going
evasions surrounded th* posslb 11and Ihe trucking Industry square preliminary report on how atudlei
to
give
up
on
this
hyacinth
ron
M.
Dial,
and
District
Engineer
tics Of a complete sunry for in
th« commissioners, “How many
i olf today in the battle over a new of an exnandAl two-year college
DALLAS Lf—A group of fsderal Richie Green hat been aet fur <>f you commissioners want lb* trol le t's grt a hyacinth rontrol
dustrial development us* to b*
SI MNKK. Miss. 'JF—Hi* state ot national .ransportatum policy
program in Florida will be carried
starao for our fishing liccn-n Mi-si-sippi *cIs out t>Kl*v to prove
mad# .>f B#mln«l* County. Th* tons lets bflieva they kaow bow to: Wednesday to drtermma if such road?"
A Mouse Commerce subcommit out.
and
go
to
work.”
a
change
In
plant
would
be
that two white men killrd a II
tmup also offered cooperation snd prevent what they say Is on* cause
At each eommisiloner respond
The council set the data at a
Henry Wight, a ruttlrman ap yearold Chicago Negro b»y who. tee rat'ed at it• first industry wit
full endorsement of a “Paint un o? juvenile delinquency. They're feasible. M. K. Yancey, head of ed to Ih* af'irmativ*. Patrick ex
meeting her* vestci.lay at which
nr**
J
Carter
Fort,
vice
president
pear.ng
with
the
group
to
hear
To
allegedly nude olfrnsivr remarks and general counsel of the \ssocl it hired Dr. James L Mattenbarclear 1> Campaign" with a ra- to enthusiastic they're antring up the Highway Departments right- claimed, "Then let a do some
irr rvplain hi- program, asked
of-way division, bad approved
» !*«t that the Pemlnol* County from their meagtr earnings of I t ) such plant if tha ehaoge could thing about it and put it atruat. Ihe contents of Ihe aprav used foi and whittled at a white woman.
alion ot Amrriren Railroads, lie gcr to direct the studies.
Stale School Supt Thomas D.
The evidence appeared to b e’ was expected tu endorse with *n
Ji.nlnr rhamber of Commert# put a month or U»» to prove U»*ir be niada in plant that hav# al If you fellow* don’t aet today. hyacinths. “ We're lnlerc>tcd in
«• won't get th« road. If you
point.
heavily circumstantial — so much Ihutiatm the administration's plan Hailey told Ih# council at Its or*
tl
atnralcn In operation.
ready been appioved b> the Fed want th* road oad enough, thvn the chemical* that aie Injuriou*
so the state doesn't plan to a-k tor rewriting transportation law by ganlratlon meeting that it has a
Only one commute* of the Thsir special proj*et Is Brut* eial Bureau of Roads. In making
to our cuttle."
the Icath penalty.
Chamber of Commerr* meets to Williams. 10. by no means a Juvea- these changes, we would save be whatever It takes, let's do it!"
relaxing goxernment regulation of I “ significant role to play in th*
Toler explained that the spray
W. Pitt Vaines, a highway re
morrow because of th# shortened lie delinquent.
Only two more jurors mint he railroads Jnd other common ear 'uturr development ol higher elutween *1 and 10 thousand dol sident, asked to be heard, lit Is a 2 ( 1 ) mivturv and entirely
fallen in Florida "
picked bs-fuie Ihe proseeutiun un ner*.
But what chance (fid be have? lars."
list snd early closing of business
•aid. “I think you gentlemen uninjurtous to cattle. “W# don't veils its case against silent Roy
His father wai dead, hit mother
The
-rcond
w
i
t
n
e
s
s
,
James
In ne> The Waterways Commit
Prior to discussion on the have started to taka a Hep m want to hurt anyone." Toler said
rtim o
tee. headed by Chairman A. W. III. lie lived la a poverty-stricken floor relative to the appraisal the right direction . . , hut we've |“w# ward the c,H>peration ol cv Bryant. ?(. and hit balding half Pinckney, general counsel of the
C H R IS | V|\«S r V R D B
brother. 36-year-old J W. Milam, American Trucking A s« n * . wa* ex
part
of
Dallas
noted
for
Its
vio
I.ee Jr. will meet at the office of
reported by the county-employed got to do a littl* double-timing. eryune "
the Pemlnote County OiamUr lenre snd crime.
Bob Williams a«krd If it were who talks rradily but seldom peeled to denounce the propsisjlt.
appraiser, .Meisch staled that the Mr. Fox it a fin* man but he
The \T\ r.,ntin,l- thfv would give
The eonvicls ere in ^Seagovlll costa submitted did not include can't do th* job by hinuelf. I'm potiihl* to get cooperation from smiles.
o' Commerce at 10 a- m. •____
Osrs FruSas Fsrniisft ? .f
Slate and * defen-e attorney*, the railroad* "a hunting license
Federal Correctin'-*! Institution, a the expense of employing an a newcomer le this county and other counties bordering th# Me
I0 « \
P a rk V »*.
and
ammunition
to
destroy
eom-,
opciating m the shirt-sleeve heat
“ minimum security" prison near praisert. attorneys fees, or ’ cost I don't mind telling you that I kiva River.
(’ b o at .11118
petitor*
"
“ E V E R Y P R O F E S S IO N
here. The ides esme from the of condemnation. “ What that cost wet warned
Toler tvplainrd that Orange and ol a crowded courtroom, agrerd
about Seminole
D O E S IM P I .Y A T R l ! S T
Personal Development Croup, • would be," he said, ”| hart no County before I came."
Lake Countiri would cooperate yesterday »n to furors for the ail
FO R T H E S E R V IC E
club nf about 10 prisoners.
id**."
Odham told th* commissioners, and use a portion nf thrir fund* male, all white Jury
OF TH E PEO PLE”
Through the tedium of Juror
J . W. Pet.rson, a Dallas bull
“If
wf follow the naitern of con to spiay arras where three roun
J . Brallty Odham, chairman of
nrssmaa who works with th* club, th# Cititens Committee, explain demnation and sat th* declaration tie* J-unea Ihe same body of wa qiic-tinning. Ihe principals in this
OUR READY-MIX CONCRETE, WE SA Y
puhlieirrd cate sat quietly, fie
said Ihe Idea grew out of a dis ed to th# Board of Commission ot taking, the Rued licparlmmt I ter.
On* thinir wa Ph»rm»- ruition
Final action of the group re quently .nanduning their silent
W IU 0 0
TH
EJO
BTH
EPRO PER WAY
will let th* contract. This it the
of child delinquency Many
riata never forget is that of the men themselvss bad been erl, "What we are fighting Is way th# program goes. Th* C iti-; suited in the dividing of fund* contemplation nf th, steamy pro
time. There ar* four or five
tlie practice of Pharmacy Juvenile delinquents.
people along the highway that <tent Committee mad* Ail contacts j between Lake Jevsup and Ihe ceedings to lend their Jvetrn lri
R E A D Y IN
serves your health, when
The group concluded. Peterson are going to force condemnation, |* few days ago. Fifteen of those j Weki, a River, with >( *■■• Used sons, whom they held on their lap*
you are sick you go first said, that Juvsnlle delinquency has and unlrss immediate action is contact* resulted in donations of on Jr-cup and IJ.C00 used on lire fur a lime.
THE M IX E R
to your Physician to direct Its roots in the absence of some of taken the machinery involsed I property te the highway, five ol W rkiva.
II
hem
don't
want
a
highway,
ten
you what to do, then you the littl* extra pleasures In a will eliminate the building of a
p it i r \ii i n f u r in s i
liv» out of the State, and ('I
highway."
come to us. your Pharma child's Ilf*.
PROVIDENCE, K I OP— The
won’t do anything until an apcist. to help you do It.
Appealing to the enmmission
They kicked around th# Ides of
New England Tel.-phnne Co was
i* mad*.
Of course we carry many contributing a little money Into a rrs, Udham declared, “It is down preiral
Meisch told th* group astern well prepared for Hurricane lone
BARTOW f A sneyear ron
other things besides druga fund for soma child who didn I to a matter of days. I would Ided in the commissioners room II announced that not only were tract with a pav bnnst of in i, rent*
hat*
(to
consider
getting
a
high
and prescriptions. It Is pro have much.
that member* of Ih* Board of th* usual mravurr* taken In pm '
Warden Luster P. Gollaher sug way In fare of what we hate Commissioners wersn’t th* ones tret stock and krrp service going •n hour nlfrrrd ny Swift and Co
per that you obtain your
here this morning.
health and comfort aids gested they work through a reyog learned
stalling. II* -aid that In May the but the rafrlrri* refrigerator at has h-en approved by union work“The point I am trying to first group of instruments were the main office "is full of ham ers at its phn-phatr operation*
from a Pharmacist who can nued agency. They picked the make
e i *m«i la*|vf Ham
is this, end I don't want
The emptoyr* are members of
sent to the Road Department for burger."
answer any possible ques Salvation Army.
■" V —
to rast any redaction, hut this
the
Internationa'
*
heinical
Work
Army Mil. Kenneth Moss rec la an important decision that title research. The first return*
tion alrout their use. But
er*
Cninn
(API,).
The
old
rale
was
we will never forget that ommended Bruce, thca t, a * ell- must he made. I am afraid of were received on Aug 29, threr taking. Varne* and Odham thank I 31 2 I? an hour
rd each commissioner Individual
our prescription depart mannered child who attended what the answer will be," he month* later.
'Pie«e workers did not quit their
church but needed some financial roneiudrd.
ly for tl • woik that they were
When
motions
wrr*
mad*
to
ment i* an important ser help.
employ two teams * f appieitert, doing and for the Step they had Job* during the general stoppage
p ip e a
Referring
la
monty
being
vice for your healthSo happy was Bruce with tha spent for right-of-ways and to htadtd by Duckworth and that taken to henflt Seminole County. of the union at Central Florida
phosphate plants In June
IV.
A.
Patrick,
chairman
of
Ihe
Seminole
County
attorney
Cleve
W 13* STRUT *
YMCA membership the money got the funds from which tha money
Acceptance of the contract leave*
land be Instructed to begin SSI Ssminot* County Chamber of
him. as well as new shoes and would he taken, a letter was
ting up th* machinery for ran- Commerce Roads Committee said. only Intrinaimnal Minerals and
clothes, that ha wanted to meet his lead directed to thfe County Com- damnation tad declaration of “Now we're retting somewhere* Chemical Corp. without a contract.1
mlssUners from
William
M.
m w sponsor#.
So Bruce end his mother, aow Dial, road hoard member from
Car. 1st • Maiealia
recovered, spent ht» 10th birthday Orlande. Dial said in hia latter,
PiWCmPTION
“Apparently th# reportar wno
at tha prlsoe. R t was showered wrota the itory li aomcwhil
CHEMISTS
hr PlrhlnMn lit* ' with presents, many made by the confused. The right-of-ways will
C **yrltht I4 III
eoaviet*.
be purchased from State funds but
these are State Secondary funds
and not primary funds. There
hae Keen no change in policy and
te my knowledge na money Jr
being ad* erred to any routines
for th* purchase af rlght-nf
•aye because tha money Jus!
isn't available."
Th# letter wai In answer t* a
communication fm m Meisch re
gardlng news r»l*assd concern
ing th* rnnitrurttnn of High
• ay 411 from Sanford to Samaula.
R*rr*a*ntatle* Valla A. . Wlk
llama Jr . told the Hoard of Tom
missioatrs, “We'r# too close not
to mare an. Appoint your ap
praiser*. aet a rut off date and
'hen take declaration af stand
ing."
js
Odham remarked, “Th# great
fat opportunity for growth and
prngrest Semiqnle County has
0 O 2 -h .p . T H U N D ER B IR D V -ft
ever had, baiting anything alar,
i* be for# us."
Commissioner Otia Pourakrt
inltituted tha motion to employ
additional appraisers and get to
work Immediately, Commlsaiooer
B. C. Dodd seconded the motion
and was unanimously approve,!
by th* entire board.
Th* action met with the appro
val af a packed commission room
where representatlee* af every
tertian nltng th* 1T-Ft highway
fathered In hear the dieruealea relatie* u what actiea
would bt taken today.
Bralley Odham mapped the die
cusales with the remark, " I f you
delay peat tw* weak* la getting
tha appraisal tad ta getting ta
condemnation machinery in motlea, tha read la laeL" Odham
abautad. “Lat’e get dawa ka buaieeaa-thla project la being killed
Hyacinth
Convicts Working Action
To Help Youths
Stop Delinquency
Mississippi Tries
To Convict Men
In Youth's Death
Square Off Battle
Railroads, Trucks
Over New Policy
Tentative Date Sei*
For Report Hearing
JnmpMon Studio
V
1-Year Contract
Provides Pay Boost
ERM AN
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•
TOUCHTON
DRUG CO .
Nothing91
new
as
in thp
.v y y a e
FO R D
C om ing i t p t o m N r I S
Complete th is picture of the
SEE THE 1956 FORD
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Aaartoa) w ill saa In tha '56 Ford th ia Friday?
Special Advance Showing
Thursday, September 22,1955
7:00 p. m. to 10:00 p.m.
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Flying In Home Park
nr
ed
wiuw
The Associated Treti
Unless Hurricane lone sends
them sprawling, the New York
Yankee! fl*ur* they'll have the
American League pennant in hand
Friday at Bo*tcn.
Yet. ita possible the champion
may not be decided until after
hunday'a regular-veavon windup—
which would provide an appropri
ately acrewy finl*h for the *rrewlest race »lnie Caiey Stengel was,
t pupAll sort* of thing! can happen
Itrt-aeen now and SunJay, but
batlcally, here'* the altuatinn:
I Any combination of New York
victories and Cleveland defeat*
totaling five give* the Yankee! and
Manager Stengel their sixth penpennant in m e n yrara.
J. The Indian!, with Hie world
on a ilrlng Ju*l a week ago muit
sweep their five remaining game*
and hojMi the Yankee* line three of
their remaining -even to gain at
in..*t a tie for the tille.
New York could clinch if ai
early a* tomorrow night To do it.
the Yankee* would have to *v*erp
their three game* at Washington
while Cleveland drop* a two game
act at Chicago Even the confident
Yanki don't Hunk it will he over
that quick, however. They icc
Uiemielvea hauling in the pennant
In either the afternoon or night
portion of their twin bill with Ihe
Red So* Friday
The ilorm knockrl nut la *t
night's game between the Yankee*
. and Senator*. Could be lone will
wath nut Hie whole three-game
' aerie* In Washington — and if »o.
the Yankee* may have to return
to W a i h l n g t o n alter SundayT
"finish" at rtojtnn to play the trio,
which lo»m Importantly in Ihe
pennant tin.#
— gel, hoping the Washington
_
ropvc* nil no schedule, il
timming
ing for I quick clinch to give
hli velerin* a rail before the
World Seriei open#- again.! Brook
•lyn a week from tomorrow
' Playing for a •wifl kill, Mrngel
aenl Whiter Fmd «IT-7k and Don
Larten (6-2) again*! Waihlngton in
doublrheadrr.
The Senator!, only 6-13 again*!
New York for the season after
whipping Cleveland >3-9 and start
ing the Tribe on a four-game
losing streak that dumped them
from Hie lead, will throw Huh
PorterfielJ MO 17) nr Pete Ramos
fS-l) and Maury McDermott (M l.
>Cleveland Manager Al Loprr,
forced In win ’em all, will decide
L on either Early Wynn (16-11) or
||*rb Score (13 10) against Ihe
I 3 f t * * " ’4T njr r ‘, r ?
Only two games were scheduled
yesterday. In Ihe National, SI
Louis ovrrrame a 3-0 tlcfirlt lo
beat Ihe Chicagn Cub* (t-3 In 12
innings. Delroil. riding high after
taking three straight from Cleve
land. shut out Kansas City 4-0
behind r o o k i e Hud Black's sixhitler.
The Cubs' Ernie Ranks, who re
cently set a record for shortstops
with bis 40lh home run of the
ealson, knocked off aolher ma
jor lagua record with his fifth
grad slam homer of Ihe year.
Only 10 aliiggeri. including Babe
Ruib. ever hat bern able lo hit
0 s many as four hases-lnaried
•hots in one season before. Banka
t|o» has 4t hnm* runs.
il-
ibition Season
Ends For Nationals
THE SANFORD HERALD
Cage 6
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UCLA, Terps
Meet Saturday
By F. T. MACPKELY
GAINESVILLE (F Getting
ready lo meet Georgia Tech foothaliers here Saturday will give
the University of Florida Gators
plenty to do this week.
Tech conquered Miami Saturday
whlla Florida wa* floundering be
fore Mlaitialppl Mate except for
four long runa that produced three
touchdowns and a 20-14 victory.
If Florida la lo conlinua on (hr
road up in Ihe Southeastern Con
ference. Woodruff will have lo cor
rect a lot of mistakes from the
Saturday opener.
Tech can't have any more spirit
and drive than Miaaitaalppi Stale
did. But Tech Is known for being
•lert and rertalnly won't throw Ihe
wobbly kind of pais that Florida's
Jackie Simpson Intercepted and
ran 166 yards for the touchdown
that turned flaw tide.
Tech's secondary also Is rated
loo good for Florida lo depend on
mtnv of Ihe Ion grunt such a*
Simpson's 46-yard dash to Ihe first
touchdown, Jim Rountree's 4g
yardcr that set up tha third an.i
Bobby Lanca'a SI • yardn Uial
scored i t
So lha lalors' Job Is lo devrlop
an effective passing attack, better
blocking, shore up Ihe defense and
gal back the punting ~'3wess of
1*34.
Against Mississippi State, Flor
ida complrtrd only one of six pass»a for a mere three yards. There
were only five Florida first downs,
three of them on long rpni by
Jim Rountree, a sophomore play
ing kit first college game.
Tha Maroons were able (o gain
III yards rushing through Flortda'a line, mostly through Ihe
tricky plays and maneuvering of
qeartt.hark Bill Stanton.
Partly, loo, Woodruff said It was
because Florida starked ita dafense against Art Davis, most vatnabl# player In the SEC last year.
“Wa stopped kirn, loo," the
roach reminded, "but they saw
where that defense left us open
and look advantage of it.”
Taking a puny ll-ytrd punt by
Florida* Richard Allen, Slate
moved 44 yardi to a touchdown
m the first quarter without hesita
tion. Jim Tail's running em end
most of the ground and he scored.
Stale, without much of a passing
attack, waa even abla to break Urn
S-rear Florida string of games la
which no opponent scored on a
pass.
Stanton tossed to Ron Bennett an
4 Sl-jrsrd play for th^leuefcdowa
that broke the string.
On kls two touchdowns* Simpson
already hag half the total i f M
• r THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The National Football Leagua
wound *ip its eihlbttion season over
the weekend with Ihe Philadelphia
Eagles Just about the hottest team
b Ihe 12-rlub circuit.
The Eeglei whipped Ihe Loe An-gcl'.s Rami 33 21 Satunlay for
their «l*th straight victory. Before
Ihe Ram* they be*t Baltimore,
“ Dolt, llnearo'a Bears. Grata
y and Pittsburgh
Adrian Burk, who shares Ihe
irtrrbark spot with B o b b y
omasnn pitched three scoring
le i to veteran *n I pete Pihna
I another lo halfback Bobby
WaUtan. The Ram* played without
No. 1 quarterback. Norm Van
who appeared only la
il rotea.
oilier cxhlhltinn games, De
famed bark tha New York
17-17, Ralllmnrc'i CotU
(be Pittsburgh Slecters 46
Ihe Green Bay Packen end,
M a r n e losing streak al Ihe
of the Chic igo Cardinals petals with which b* lad Florid*
ia seariag last aaaaoa.
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A P C H tk
M O O R E
w rto z c
o p e D 'C T t Q r t i
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o u tc o m e
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T in e
Again Friday Night
On Opposite Sides
By ED CORRIGAN
BROOKLYN IF—Already assured
P/OrtT
of his Job for another year, 3lan- j
ager Walt Alston of the Rrookbni t £ A p o r t e
Dodgers today began thinking of
M r!*
his pitching rotation for the World!
BY B. Ill fill AN.M.F.V
M*
Seriei.
L Not manv year* ago Bill Flem
/HALTBPS
The thoughts turned out lo hr
min-: and Herman "Foot*" Brum-,
A PE
disturbing
ley lore up the turf at Seminole
a <
a p b ,
j togethra "Foot*" openrd the holes |
Five member* of hi* hurling i
W /Trt
and Bill ran through. Fridav
corps are ailing nr below p^r. Don)
r ic e * ,
nigl.t at Sanford's Slrmorial StaNewcnmbe. Ihe big fellow, is )m t'
tf/ L K —
- dium these two ex-tcammatr* opgetting over a virus; Carl hnkln-T
Al*PC'A'iO$
pane each other as mentors. Both ,
*tlll isn't "loo per rent" according
Been
! roaches u*e the same formation. I
to the manager: Karl Sp<«>nrr It
p jh is h z d
i but one will look through the ryr*
laid low with a virus; Billy l/>e-1
M C PE,
! of a lineman while Hie other l»
Has an aching arm; and Johnny
y iR B A L L f
MIAMI r - Hie
Ruth aare
r / tarr
WASHINGTON (A-Tcmpo VII
The University
t.nlversity of hackfield conscious.
ronsilous. Both
Podrci ha* a rib injury.
6 AH AH/
Miami
football
squad
wa*
h
>
|
d
toxiou*
n'
t
lo
coinr
in
second
ir.
emerged’
Ihe winner of tha Prn«
"I'm going to pltrh Newrombe
HUMA d
day not to look pa«t Florida Stale I the gridiron race. Coach Herman ,dcnf* Cup Regatta alter a mixed*
in one of tonight's game* again*!
t u t c i v fb * a
lo prep.re for Notra Dame a u c k "F o o t." Drum|ey |. mentor f .r
hr„ , h3t
^
ip.
Philadelphia,” said Alston, "and
later.
i Ihe lla«ling« Spudster*. and hr ,
. , .
.
see how hi- has come around But
o*
I
Bon Breitenstem, acouk f»r Ih* ** firldtng hi* hravicat learn in harr,,t Iradrra <ls*riualifiref
^
we do have a problem W r 'r r
■i n e u A
Hurricanes, told Ihe squad Florida his «ix-*tar career.
Trmp-i, tha Guy Lombardo boat
coming out of nur hitting slump a ll:
Stale can be a real handful the' Toe Spudslrr mentor I* faced driven by Danny Foster, wraa fliint
right, but I don't know a* I'll even
night of Sept. 30—and sinre mo-t with a striea shortage of cvpcr across the f;ni*h lina In the IV
try lo scout the Yanks. I think 1 .1
of the regulars and first string, irnr« as he whips his team into m,ic t3rf Sunday-a mile bchin.l
rather stay with my own pitching " j
revervr* hase tussled with Honda; >haoa h r the 1933 sea.on opener
nri.ihrr*' M.*. i>,n,i
Podrrv and Sp«*<*nrr may not be
Stale in a game la*t fall and in Friday with the Fed* The Spud* ‘hc,
C1 P.
able to pilch in the senes hut |
a spring te»t, Breitenslnn didn't -ler* will field a team averaging and 30 yard* behind George Simon a
Alston hope* Krskine and l-«r<
have much trouble convincing' 170 pounds, and six Irltrrmcn will 3li*> United State*.
come around.
* :s c e A P c - 't w a r e ?
•hem.
be <>n hand to spearhead their at
But officials ruled that both
'T thought Ersklnr did prclt> ,
TA/MfrtS -AXP TALK'rtOllrcitrnslcin warned that Florida tark.
I Chuck Thump>«n, driving Mi**
p o c*r% H f r t o i * c * ‘
well in hia last start although h<
CAHVA* T * * * A rt A P T
State i» tougb, aggresxvc and hard
Bromley, starting hiv «ixth year Fep»l« and S ts u c piloting M!o>A
went only six innings," observed
• M P tu r * r A L ir r e t n / e t ,
to handle up front. He said they' as Hatting* coach, .will nprratr Unitril Stales, had jumped tha
Alston. "The important thing is I
will test Miami's pass defense1from the Split-T, Hr has u—d starter's gun.
that hit arm i* all right."
which had no real opportunity, ihi* lormctlon with much *ucic-That gave Ihe Prejidcnl's Cup
Alston tndiralrd he wouldn't
against Georgia ">ch
; In his five vrar* at Hading* he to Fn*lcr. who him*rlf got off
pilrh laws any mote until the
The *ar«ily, at full Mrenglh with ha* run Ihclr string to 30 victor to a poor dart when he mivsrd a
series unte(-% he goes an inning ear
Ihe return of Don Jo'ins-m to •n<l.: <r* against only It loa.-cs,
buoy on the lird lap and had lo
two against Hie Pirates hrrauae
may start scrimmaging tomorrow
The .Spudster* boast a "com bark 'ark Miss Tepst had been
"layoff* don't trrm to Ixitber
with the ernpha*!* on pasV defense 1mrrcial" harkfK'ld: tan small ! regarded as a near-*ura winner In
nlm "
UCLA, Hie prrsra-aan pirk of the piled up 312 points, well ahead ol
Th» third and fourth units spent' trial nrrs, one regular sire, an-l the 21 year old reggtta hecau*e of
As for hi* retention a* manager.
Vision said he was happy that rxps-its, held It* plarr a* the na setund-placr Georgia Tech, whirhj yesterday tangling with the fro*h! one large rronnmy stir, s'per-l- •he pom's *he pded up in winning
President Waller O'Malley lud eon i tion’s No I college football learn skyrocketed from10th plare to the and may get moie of the *am<- drr* Frv-d Williams, itv pound*. ,w" he»" haturday.
- and (ill Bailey. I to poundv will be! Trailing Tempo at the finish^
fiden.r in him First. O'Malley belay In tha first 'rgular season pre«eason voting. Tech had 36l| today.
|
*■ ■ ■ 1
■ ■■■
'he mro to catch In broken field were Mis* Thriflway. the Seattle
hinted that Alston wnuld he bark, Associated Pres* poll of the coun point*.
The Yellow Jarkrt* defeated P | j ' , ,
# kj
ninmng. while 1*0 pound quarter-{ boat drisen by Bill Muncey. and
at a victory dinner for the Brook- try's sports writers and sportscasters
strongly rated Miami lt-6 in Uieir
hack Joe Barnr* will he lossirg Gale V driven hy l^e Schoenilh,
and Ihrlr wive* Sunday night
The L'rlant, who n|trned their J r but.
j. (
«
j
mo*t of Ihe pa«ses. Mike John-on *on of owntr Joseph Schoenilh of
Then he confirmed II last night
campaign with a rlear-rut 21-0 sic
Tech’s meteoric rllmh shoved U n c e
M e S s t a r t e d *• m pounls. is hanl to Slop and Detroit.
when h* said
" f know' thls lin t December |«ry over 'Texa. AA1I. had131 of the Oklahoma and Michigan down k
Nt:w YORK IF—When Jimmy .V!!
for ,ho*e
Tempo showed her stuff on Sat.
fwhen he usually announces hi* 3d first place votes On the usual notch to third and fourth, respec Slade feel* like moving, he's hard: ,, ,
. urday too wnen she smashed tha
10 P," n,»
(|r** place,I lively, while Slaryland rrlained its ,n ratch Thr shifty N>'w York i l/P frnnl vTtrran Bill Tin Irll.1 regatta'* 13 mlia heat record with
manager) hut Alston has little h j‘ 1*
m rr * ^nr *rcon,L
*° forth, UCLA |fifth spot despite a dose call In heavyweight ws« in the rnmul to »•« f«'l two-lnehes and tan pound*, la |i«7M mph. avrragr. and lha
worry — In farl, no worry
it* 13-12 slctory over Missouri
hia k-h next year. I like Ihe way
move last ni:ht when he easily! ,n '* Trf(" nn Harvey, five foot it 3 mile lap record with a 103 647
The rr*t of Ihe top lo was made
and 1133, F
pounds, will anchor down mph. run.
•
he has handled everythin:.'
niilpointc.l lumheflng Archie Mc j 1, *"'•
up
of
Ohio
State,
last
yrar'a
No.
t
Alston won't sign a contract util
Bride of Trenlcn, N.J . in a tele' ”>f rnt•■'•
t
e
a
m
.
Pittsburgh,
Mississippi,
after Ihe World Series.
vlalnn 10-rounder al SI. Nicholas j A! tackle will I * James God- Sweat, 200, wilt rpan th# guard
Southern California and Navy
Arena.
*•0. JO*, and Milton Horne, two, posts.
The
leading
teams
with
firstLANGIlOlt.NK. Pa. Ft - Tim
Outweighrd Ilf) to HU). Jimmy' • roupte of veteran*.
j-r ry Mailer*. 143, wilt open at
Flock of Atlanta Ini from Ihe *oth Place voles in parentheses;........
j j j ! ftilted backward* and sideway-1
Strunk, 143, and Donald' renter
mile Sunday to win Hie 230-mile|L UCLA 13a*
364 j and oflrn l>ehind the hewlhlertd
Naliosdll Circuit Championship laic,
Georgia Tech 13)
. 319 Jrrsrylte. Usually when stalking
■ V T in : 4«%<i m sa i'it i-ssi»»
mialel sliN-k car rare. r«tabli*hing'
Dklahoina 410)
N K W T n l l K — Jln o n r *l«.1e. l*« .
....... ........261 Archie figured he h«d raught up
N*wr T o th , - u le n ln le .l .*11 Me 3lf • a record *perd average of 77.61, •- Michigan (6)
ISrMe. IS* T ren to n . S J , Imile* an hour.
! *• ktaryland (1) .
----- — . 1*8 with Stale, Jimmy would jah him
II111 Ml .\* 111 .* VI, C r s U m I
u .r .le
Flock drove his 19Y1 Cliryiler
Dhto State
................
137 In the no*e nr hook him to (hr
NEW • SMALL • AM. TRANSISTOR — 1100.0#
■*urnin. I i i i l i v l
>.iii|m iM t.|
i.#
jaw or stomach.
l-nllir Mmlth, tlrtinurta, I * Sl*l< I. over l.jn.hmnc Siwetlway in an I L
Plltsburgh -----USE
l)NB LONG LIFE IIATTKHY—FULLY GUARANTEED
lim it 177
nds, • sn ■t W e islilt
Until he tired after Ihe srsrnth
official lime ol 3:12.33. a one-mile A Mlialuippl
0 >t a » *ll« jd e.
ALSO MAICO CUSTOM FITTED AIDS
t)SC
f
i
t
S tT O N K T - O s - r i s TU rn ge,: t i l
round, Slatie'i boxing leuon wa-n't(
dlrl’trark'rccArd for the distance. “
A u stra lis , ftiilim laie.l le .r l.) I l r m n
T
rrm
irran
iM *1111 up In one yrar In nay. Call nr writ* far
-----too hard to take. Rut after thr
llt-rh Thomas of Sanford, N. C., 1 Navy (lie)
i l * ' t . A iie trefu . 13.
Ham* Appointment if ilrsirrd.
The Second 10:
seventh hr tired and ronlrnled him
. NISW O III.K a X is - C h a rte r I-. winner of Ihe .Southern 3nd mile
■e|.lt, IS * S '.e U rte .n e , •»tiir„itnie-.t
NOW WF.KKI.Y SKKVICK IN SANFORO AT
self with loafing and holding Tinslock car rare finished second, one It. Nutre Dame ._. _ _
Kenim * W a lk e r, I I S ' , . K|o i t n l u l . i
few Ians in the hmitr who had
M aes, |«
MILLER RADIO A AI'I'LIANC'K CO. 11* PARK AYR
lap behind Flock. Thomas set the 1 Texa* Tech . . . .
13 Rlre ___________
0u braved a Htrral of luiriirane lone
old retold of 3 30 12 A9 |a*t year.
HAITI FRIIIVY - » TO I?
62 then t« oed Jimmy for hi* lazy tarOne accident marird the evenl. 14. Army .. _______
Repair*, lord* and Earmold* (ni all t)|»*.
Hr* and .McBride for hi* inrptncu.
.sial Andrrvun * car blew a lira 13. kltaml (Fla)
lUllerie* atallabl* al all lir e *
The voles of the official*, all fa
•ml flipped upside down on Ihe 16. LSU .................
voring Slade, were: Judge Bill
fourth turn, sending him lo Lower 17. Arkansas (I) .........
ORLAN DO HKAIUNCi C E N T E R
Recht, 7-1-1, Judge Leo llirnhaum.
Burk* County Hospital with fare li. Ilaylor . _______
PHILADELPHIA tf»— Ted Kroll. rut* and suffering from shock. An 10 Purdue ( I ) ...........
IIS
FLA.
NAT. RANK HUM!.
M O N K 3 -U II
ORLANDO
20 6-3 1. and Referee Mark Conn,
who says he'* lost four playotta in
19
Florida
flit)
.
jo
lg
.'
I.
derson I* from I'atrhogue, Long
the past thrre years, won a big
•stand
one Sunday when he sank a 30.
Twenty-four ears finished out nf
foot putt on lha first extra hole nf
43 starter*
a sudden death*match with PGA
Oakland.
Calif
rhampion Doug Ford to lake M.onn. .Marvin
.. . Panrh
. . , nf ...
.
ro, ^
Standings
M * T u rk
i ‘| . * . l . m i
< *hl-.to
Skipper
Figures
Pitchers
! TOUGH TALK
Miami Squad Told [
Not To Overlook
Power Of Gators
Tempo VII Emerges
Winner Of Regatta*
After Mixed Final
UCLA Holds Top Spot
Slade Fast Mover
Atlanta's Flock
Averages 77.88 mph
Fight Results
H EARIN G
AIDS
Kroll Wins Big One
With 30 Foot Putt
first money In the Dally News' * V '. bs'mhJr s a . f L T
Open Golf Tournament
r * h,nlh,r- ' *» ,our,h- inrt
Tim Massey of Burlington, N. C„
Kroll was four stroke* behind
was filth
Ford, the leader, a* Sunday's
final round slarled hut shot a onePLENTY LUCK|
under par «7 while Ford srramhlrd
Rtrr ALL DAD
for a 71 that left Ihrm knotted at
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn <JB ITS each for Ihe 72 holes.
l-other Steele look bis boy Lloyd,
Kred, from Belhesda. Md., and II. fishing and they had plenty of
Ford, who plays mil of Klametha lurk—all of it had.
Lake, N Y , took a in.minute break
Oa arrival yesterday at Rate*
and then Iced off for lha short Bar. 13 mllrs fmm home, they
auddrn death malrh Kroll'* drive Imind Ihey'd Irl* lh*tr fishing
was 230 yardi and Ford a waa 213 tarkle Nix at home. They found
yards. Their second shots left their boat half full nf water and
Kroll to feet closer and after then while Ihe father was trying
Ford’a 40pull wa* 3 fee- »hnrt of to hail It out Ihe boy accidentally
lha cup, Kroll endrd the match ; shnl himself in Ihe foot with a 22
Ford woa liFOO.
|rifle
NOTHING IN FRONT OF YOU BUT FR ESH A IR I
C IV IL S ER V IC E BOARD
C IT Y O F SANFORD
FLO R ID A
Th* Civil Fervire Itonni of tho City of Sanford deulrri
younir Indy applicants for the intuition of OFFICE
CLERK.
DEIWONAL CHARACTERISTICS
a. Hood Chararted
b. Dependability
c. Honesty
d. Proper Conduct
*. Courtesy to tha public
QUALIFICATION*
1. Soma txperienea in general office work.
2- Soma know!edge of modarn office practicaa and pro*
caduraa.
3. Ability to follow written or oral instructions; make
rapid arithmatical computations; and to
4. Ability to estahlisb and maintain good relations with
ihe public and oilier employee*.
5. High school education preferred.
EXPERT MECHANIC
The
Jloard
also
requests applications from automotive
M & a L mm I a s
REQUIRED QUAUnCATlONS
t- Experianc* as a mechanic.
. f* i ! &
r -f P f R V
Groat
up CWrroWt Nalkg— a n t AaK-Dkt. i
b F itH m - a - V * Mb&neel f t a a t
■Mi M i nfM i
J '•
Nlm lag in elM a
You’r* driving the car that can’t be touched
lor perfonnaaca ia ha laid. Chevrolet, you
know, is tha leading winner in NASCAR*
Short Track competition ngebM all comers.
(Yea, that includes many high-priced job*!)
Fancy names and claims don't count in thi*
league. Acceleration, cornering and handling
an tha things that pay off-all qualities
that make for safer, happier driving. And
sin k /v l
Chevrolet's got
nocxxjy
Have you
beauty y«t7
In and.take the Acyl
Al
iC
�fk>
O M O R E B U Y IN G A N D S E L L IN G !
If lt'a Worth Aaythlac
It's Worth AdrrrtUlBf I»
CLASSIFIED ADS
3—REAL dHTATt FOR SALK-I a -
licN T ~
-I
Clean furalahed apt. Owe l f l .
311 Palmetto Are. Thone CIS.
WKLAKA APAATKENTS: room*,
private baths. I l l W Firat SL
Rollaway and Baby B efe
Day. Week or month—Tel. 1423.
Feral tare Crater III Writ Ftrat
FURN1SI1ED APTS.
203 We»t lit. Or Call at Furni
ture Center. 1M Weit lit.
Avalon Apia. Efficiency. Phone
72TVW._______ ________________
SE E Seminole Beatty for Deatrable Home* and Apia. Thone IT
i Room furnDbed Apartment
2300 Mellonnlle.
Desirable
412W.
________
Furnlihed
Apt
Ph.
CLEAN fumiahed Apt. One. Two
people. 133.00. i l l Tark Ave.
2 Room Apartment 112 F.lm Ave.
Phone 2SS3-W.
FURNISHED Apartment. <1o»e
in Private Bath. 306 Palmetto
Ave.
TWO BEDROOM newly furnished
home in Bel-Air. Phone 1797-3L
I Full Hie room* $43 00 Including
utilities. 107 Weat »th St.
fo r m u t
—»
— Factory to Too —
Alttminnm
RIVER
At Lemon
Riverfront
come-Firat
FRONT I-OTS
Bluff Only eleven
loti available. Firat
Venetian Blinds
aerve
Endowed bead. Sag-proof bottom
rail «ntb plactic end*. Plaitic or
LAKE FRONT COTTAGE
rayon tapea. Cotton or nylia
Soo Ft. Frontage. J acre* land,
eord*.
modern concrete block cottage. Senknrik Claw and Paint Cft
Completely equipped and furn 112-114 Writ 2nd S\
Phone 521
ished Boat and ktrker E*eellent fuhinc. Peareful location llacctrly Appliance Center
12 mile* from Sanford
hard
"Your Wevtinghuu'e D ealer"
road. $3,800.
31a* tag Waihera
S
AdverUaer* are requeued to no
tify the Want-Ad Department lmmediately of any error* m the r
rda, a i The Sanford Herald will be
reapnaaibla for only one Incorrect
tntertion
a w tn u i
l
A R.C. W j.h r r
Coleman Hextrr*
Stromherg — Carl-oil
J jL r n t
I»— FLOWERS FIAVTUOnttriLS
1333 TRAVEL1TE Trailer. 42 ft.
Fhone 1129 •A. B reterton.Broker
\\r Service What Hr Sell
Ale conditioned. Telcvi*tnn Per
AiKciatea - A. B. Peteraon J r ., IIS Maanotla A te
rro n e 1757
fect condition. Will »c!l n < i o(f
P. J . Cheiter«on. Garfield Wiloriginal price
Shown b* ap
letta. John kleiaeh. R. W. Wil
pointment only. Elltt Llojd,
liam*. A. C. Doudaey, Land Sur 1311 _ L . ' C a'c on 'I r r l wheel'
Phune 1863-W,
Itmt Tractor U
veyor.
Riway 17 *7 Soetb
Pneee sat
TRAILER FOR SALK OR TRADE
C A. WHIDDON, SR.
on 2 or .7 BR Home 193?. .TV.
THE CURIOSITY SHOP
Reg. Real F.aial* Broker
2 bedroom. * V \ 21* Jal"U*led
V. K. DOIT. I AS. ASSOCIATE |Next to Dennett’* Court 17-32 So
Cabana. Call t v .| J alter 3.30
lit* S. Part
Ph i» t Window Fan*, air conditioner*,
p. m.
all new. slightly above cn»i,
RAYMOND M. B6LL. BROKER
Fire*tnne Store*
I3VI MERCl’RV SKI>\\
O. VI. HARRISON, BROKER
Fully equipped. Look.* nearl*
S D lUghleymin. Salesman
Raggerly Appliance Center
New! •
11,993
204 South Park Ave.
Phone M0
U SED
One Ser***l Ref .
VH W 1334 n t’ICk srE C SEDAN
One 12 ru ft rhe** Freerer t7'*i\
!•»"* Mileage Lmk* Ne i,
fullv equipped
L ’ 330
One Kemhore Wa*hrr
32i 35
W. DIETRICHS
T. W. MRRO One l.awn Mower (Reali
.cvrvi
NICHOLSON lin c K CO.
INI Park Ave. rknne 2T or 143 11$ Magnolia Ave
Phone 1737 -I* S, Vlacnnlij
Phone |n.l|
NEW LAKF. HOME
II;
AUTOMOBILE
BRUIxEBS
tl
2 BK. fia . room, oak floor*. plea- 3 Dirge »|»e new wooden hor«e*
tered, I S hath*, large lot. 6
M I.Tft.7 Elliott.
CARS
Mile* from Sanford on 0*teenBODGITT SOLD T R A D E D
Enterprise Road Come out and RI.ACKSTONE Auinmalic Wa*h
R«v Reel’* I'tcfl «’*r»
mg Machine. Re»t offer. Calt
are what ltl.25O.0Q will buy.
Sanford Av» A tlth Rt
I67VR.
IMone 2056-R-4
ees
13 —Vlelnr*/ Boalt/ T ra iler*— 11
ARDCUCB WANTED
DON’T MISS THIS ONE
Bacellent neighborhood, near high
arhuol. 26 ft. living roohi with Highest CASH. T R A D E -IN prlee* ROBSON Sport Injr Good*
firvplarr. Separate dining room,
paid for uaed furniture C all 3M
Fvinruile Sale* A Sertire
mnvenirnt kitchen with natural
wuton-Maicr Furniture Co 31! 3AI E . I l l S l.
np.iw M*
E
l
*
*
St
fintfh cabineD, 2 bedroom*,
porch al*o den. (»epirFO R S A L E - B o a T m II i r m it
at** eniranre) double garage. 7— feta- Livesteek-Seepile* —1 tor and Trailer. IV ii Elliott
I m m e d i a t e oeeupaney. Tni*
hoi*e wa« recently appraised G ERM AN S H E r ilE R D Tupple*. 23 It .lOHVSOS with (MMiruU A I
«hxpe I'horv.- ICAT or 2TA3 J
R. D P rlc tt. South Sanford A te.
for 111.non on. Price M.soooo.
r h n n e .7Aft.W-1
32.500 down. 173 00 per month.
3> • FURNmtW E- 1 'boM l* m
Call 2t*n. Anytim e. _______
1*A HELP WANTED (female) HA
3— ARTICLES FOE HALE - 4 I^ tenrn re< n Turw Tr^ tre**rrt Se Btiv your Furniture «i perry't
Warrhoute Furn,. Co . at not W
minole County l.a u n d p __________
RF.D-I-UlIX CONKRKTE
Itt St. All nationally adv. fur
Miracle Concrete Co.
- ^dU)je_jH>j»_ajrrhoiuejincf^^^^
303 Elm Ave.
Phone 1333 II—____ WORK WANTED
21 LOST AND FOUND
-?
LAWNS MOWED by Jerry I/trd.
VENETIAN BLINDS
LO
S
T
:
Grren
Parakeet
—
name
Free eitimatr*. Thone 1317-W
(Nationally Adv. RoUa-Head)
Pepper vicinity llata'ua Drtte.
Manufarfnred in Sanford
CARPENTER and General ReSeminole Venetian IMhvd Cm pair Work. Thoma* W. 2’ergu- C all 17A9-W.
320 We»t J jd St
Phone M3
ton I'hone 2031-R.
FOUND — Cocker Spaniel, brown
Seminole Realty
•I VARIETIES PANELING
Native and Foreign Wood*.
See Them At
FURNISHED Apartment. 3 Room* S h e rm a n C o n c re te P ip e C e .
and bath. 1603 Maple Ave. Out West UU ML
fhono Ht l
Phune Axaarclln, 1474._________
QUICK CASH for Furniture. Add
Olfiro apacr. Three room*. Total
ing Machine*. Typcwrilcri. Out
area 4M »q. ft. on rt. 17 at City
board klotori. Boat*. Super
limit* Phone 1356._________
Trading P oil One mile South
on 17-82, Phono 2212 R.
UNFURNISHED Home at M l
W. 2nd St. Thone 146-J or MA-J.
Die Florida Time* Union
Your Morning Paper.
MODERATELY priced 5 Room
Fur Home Drluery
Furn Apt. Eacellcnt location.
Phone Jack Benton. 622 M
404 E. 14th St. Wt 2332 W.
DISKI. and Gatollne Mrrhanie,
Imrk dritrr. Station attendant
Phone 664-31.
Day**ork—hotiwrclraning.
ju e * « i jc v n _ _ _ _ _
44-
701 Cy-
SPECIAL SERVICES
-I
and white tpotteil
menih* old Call 1621
M a n u a l Is G r e a t H e lp
narrowed artery block* blood flo* ratted object He thoul.l he pro
tected from any exertion or emo
to th# heart muicle
The victim usually ha* a tcvrre tional oratn. including keeping
)t»e-like pain in Ihe che»l, per- any runout onlookrr* «way. Don't
hap* etxfnding down through the. try tn move him until the attack
arm , or through t j the back lie ha* pa • l
co!tap*ei, often become* unrnnIf it v not hi* fir>( attark. he
triout, hi* fare pale* Hit pultr may well hate medicine with him
may be either *’.nw oi fa*t.
\ n.iroglycerine tablet ran l*e pit
PON V 9| 0 \ K the * ir'im
under h > tongue to d - nice there,
lr«« be’* in tome harard-ui* *|tolI or a vial of amly nitrile ran lie
i Bantam Book*) i* written bv Dr and don’t la* him down—keep him broken and held under hi* note.
John Hinder-on. meilirat d irrrlo r in a »enu tilting po*itinn, Dr. HenIn .Vxi pagea, illu*tratcd with
of Uie pharmaceutical firm , John- derton advue* l/*o«en all clothton A John»on
ing. give oxygen when available.
The art'ire on delivering a bah) It the pet-on I* ron*rinu*. trv to
I* one unutual feature. In clear rca**ure htm Give nitroglyrcrinc
*imp!e language It drtcrihet each or am *l nitrite if i f * available.
ttep in a»M*ling at a birth, and
Angina pertori*—earned bv a
raring for bah) ind mother after .pa* mof artrrie* leading to the
ward.
heart — hung* »rve rr. gripping’
With heart ailmenl* Ihr No t pain; the attack* utuallv follow
killer, the .erlion on ar.lmg heart great *tic** or cvrilem ent. The
victim * might well *a*e live.*, a* a irtim may hate trouble in biraih
much hy telling what not to do. mg. nr be ga'ptng for brralh.
av what to do
In the«e aiiack*. Dr. Hender*nn
Pcrhap* the commonc*! heart »ay«, the victim xhnuhl be plated
ernergenry
I*
arute
rotooat) . in a »empreclining po«itu*n, wuh
Oul W est n t h S t.
thrombosis in whirl* a riot in a hi* head on a pillow nr other
Page 7
drawing*, l>r. llendrr*on tell* h<r*
the human machine work*. hO'W
Itirir*. how to treat fracturta,
to apply bandage* for tartout IB*
later I *nake hde*. bee attn|f,
burn*, black eye* (cold rnmpre**e* fir-l fnltowri) by hoi park* much
■ttrong rp*om *>tt« It good). ho*tr
in Ireti «hock. repair a didocated
jaw nr *hou).fer.
One chapter deal* with ear* of
burn* and h!a»t injurie* in r o e of
.ilomir bombing*, and deteribc*
effect* of poiton ga*e».
SHERMAN CONCRETE
PIPE CO.
Ptirmc* 24RB
About 3
23-Kl.ECTT.irAl. HE»VIC*i*—«
FKIGIDAIHP. amdl.tncc*
tale*
and »crvice. G. II High, Oviedo
Fla. Phone 4131 or Sanford
1642 W alter 6 p m
FRA
OFFICE EQ4BPME.VI -2 3
Far SaaaodtUag and repairs.
Nothing Down—Snail Monthly
Payraenta
Sherman Concrete Co.
Oel WrU I lib
F ir s t A i d
LYCIIEE TRI ES
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By ALTON I. B LA K L’ S I.I E
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you buy. Open Evening* and tn handling all t*pe* of emergenSunday*.
cie* unlit a doctor arrive*, "The
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Complete Bonk of K i r«t A id ,"
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Tun. Sept. 20, lOSS
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FLOOR landing and flnuhing
H E A T IN G
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Floor
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and
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weekly Light kitchen pnvilegej.
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Monroe Corner. Phone 43-J.
rax) to nianace Reg. 910. NOW
Corner 2nd A Magnolia Th. 1232
P. M. CAMPBELL
"Bed” Bamberger. Mgr.
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Open Maaday’i til I p. m.
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Large 2 room farniahrri Apartment
340. per month. Call A. K. Roaletter. FlorUt. Phono 222.
FRONT ApartAtlaatie. DayTall Mrs. Unt4-W.
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Pari* and Itrnmdiiioning
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310 E. 4th St.
Phone 2U4
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Wafer Romeo, lor.
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29t> MeOaorBU Ave, Fheoe 1991
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Footlocker* —SALE .......... 7.93
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Yankees See Flag
Flying In Home Park
Br BD AATI.M
The Associated P f*n
Unless Hurricane lone sends
them sprailing. the New York
' Yankee* figure they'd have the
American League jwnnint In hand
Friday at Botton.
Yet. ila possible the rhampion
may not be decided until after
bundsy'i regulsr-sesson windup—
which would provld* an appropri
ately aerewy finish for the »rrew~
lest race linie Caiey .Stengel was
t pup. „
All sort* of thing* can happen
between now and Sun lay, but
basically, here’* the situation:
1. Any combination of New York
victories and Cleveland defeat*
totaling fu r give* th- Yankees and
Manager Stengel their sixth penpennant in seven year*.
j . The Indians, with the world
on a string juat a week ago must
sweep their five remaining game*
and hops the Yanker* lose three of
their remaining *cvrn to gain at
most a tie fur the title.
New York could clinch it as
early a* tomorrow night. To do it.
the Yankee* would have to sweep
llirlr three game* at Washington
while Cleveland drops a two-game
aet at Chicago Evm the confident
Yank* don't think it will be over
that quick, however. They acc
themselves hauling in the pennant
In either the afternoon nr night
portion of llieir twin lull with the
! Hrd Sox Friday.
The slorm knmkel nut last
night's game between the Yankees
' .and Senators Could he lone will
> wash mil the whole three game
' aerie* Ao Wa«hingl»n — and if »o.
the Ymikeei may have to return
lo W a s h i n g t o n alter Sunday's
•'finish” at stojtnn to play the trio,
which loom importantly in thr
pennant Issue
el, hoping Ihe Washington
_
ropyn* off on schedule. Is
mini for a quirk clinch to give
his veterini a res' before the
World Series npene- against Brook
vlyn a week from tomorrow.
’ Playing for a swill kill, Slrngrl
aent Whltey Ford (ITT) and Don
Larsen (2-2) aiauut Washington in
doubleheadrr.
Tha Senators, only (-11 against
New York for Ihe season after
whipping Cleveland U 9 and start
ing Ihe Tribe on a four-game
losing streak that dumped them
from the lead, will throw Boh
Porterfield 110-17) or Tele llamos
( M l and Maury McDermott (0-1).
Cleveland Manager Al Lopei,
forced lo win 'em all, will decide
on either Early Wynn (1011) or
i r m i w|0MiBi
.U a r b S c o r *m lflSIO)
against bmw
the
I
Ppr
i Billy Pjcrca U4-»>.le-
Onlv two game* were scheduled
Only
yesterday. In thr Nalloiial, SI.
Louis overcame a S O deficit lo
beat Ihe Chicago Cuhs *-5 in 12
Inninga. Detroit, riding high after
taking three straight from Cleve
land, shut out Kansas City 44)
behind r o o k i e Bud Black's sixkiller.
Tha Cubs' F.rnle Banks, who re
cently set a record for ahorlstopa
with his 40th homo run of tha
geason, knocked off aothrr ma
jor lagu# record with hia fifth
grad-stim homer of the year.
Only 10 sluggers, including Bahe
Bulb, ever had been able In hit
as many a* four bases-loaded
ahota in one season before. Banka
now haa 41 home runs.
mt
Exhibition Season
Ends For Nationals
By TUB ASSOCIATED PR EM
The National Football League
wound up Ila exhibition season over
the wrerkend with ihe Philadelphia
Baglai Just about the holiest teem
hi the 12-club circuit.
The Eagles whipped Iht Lo* An’gelTi Bam* 33 Jt Baturday for
thalr sixth straight virlory. Before
the Rams they heal Bpltlmore,
^ • o it . thirago'a nears, Green
>and Pittsburgh. *
.Adrian Burk, who sharra the
gartrrbark spot with B o b b y
‘ amasnn. pitrhed three scoring
it to veteran end Pet# Pihoi
and another lo halfback Bob(ty
Walsloo. The Ram* played without
D|BL' No. 1 quarterback, Norm Van
Bratklin, who appeared only
roles.
other exhibition gamee, Doturned back the New York
V I I , Balllmore'i Celt*
the Pittsburgh glaciers 44lb* Green Bay Packers end ,
' lim e losing slrrak at Ihe
of the Chicago Cardinals
THE SANFORD HERALD
Cage 6
Tuea- Sept. 2(1. 19SS
'TOUGH TAUC
Skipper
Figures
Pitchers
Fleming
BrumM
Again Friday Night
On Opposite Sides
,
M O O R E
iV hO ' c
p p e p ie r ,
CR TAB
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Ry i:n CORRIGAN'
im e
BROOKLYN 'T—Already assured
P /O R T
n( his )oh for another year. Man
ager Walt Alston of thr Brooklyn
TO
Dodgers today began thinking of
rrn R K
his pitching rotation (or Ihe World
H i*
Series.
/Ha l t s p *
The thoughts turned out lo hr
ABE
disturbing.
/>'.A P B
Five members of hi* hurling
W itR
rorp* are ailing nr below par. Don
n e st*
New combe, Ihe big fellow, is Jmt
/t u x —
getting over a virus. Carl ErikmA'APOAS'0$
villi isn't "100 per cent" according
0£ER
to the manager: Karl Spanner t*
P JfhiH B O
laid low with a virus; Billy Leei
has an aching arm; and Johnny
VSRBALL/
I’odres ha* a rib’ injury.
m AR A h /
"I'm going lo pilch Nr wcombe
W A R
in one of tonight'* game* again*!
t / H t e 7 1 fs *
M itr e * /
Philadelphia," said Alston, "and
see how he has come around Hu!
we do have a problem We're
t<
coming out of our hilling slump all
right, but I don't Know a* I'll even
try to scout Hie Yanks I think I I
rather stay with my own pitching "
Podrri and Spooner may not be
able to pitch in the srrre- hut |
Alston hope* Krskine and l/>r*
come around.
t m e e A P e-'e * 7 A (trs p
TAAiS'RQ -AVP TAIK'RO" f thought Ertklnr did pretty
po c ky ¥ $ te n o h a c p s
writ in his last start a II hough hr j
CA.HA* THA// A h APT
went only six innings," observed
* r a p t* r * r A L ir r s K s x t
Alston. ‘‘The important thing ill
that hit arm I* all right "
Alston indiratrd he wouldn't
pilch law* any mote until Hie
series unless he goe* an Inning or
Iwo again*! the Piralr* became
"layoff* don't seem lo liother
nlm "
As for hi* retention a* manager.| IJtl.A , the |ue*ea*on pirk of Ihei piled lip 312 point*, well ahead of
Alston said hr wa« happy that expert*, held It* place a* the na-j terond-plarf Georgia Trrh. **htrh
President Waller O Malley had ron I lion's No. I college (ikiHis II learn! skyrocketed from 10th place in the
fidrn. r in him First, OAtalley, today in Hia first regular season |prrseason voting. Tech had 341
hinted that Alston would hr hark Associated Pie** poll of the coun points.
The Yellow Jacket* defeated
al a virlory dinner for Hie Brook* try » sports writer* and sportscasters
strongly rated kliami 14 4 in Uirir
and their wives Sunday night
The L'clan*. who opened their Jr but.
Then he confirmed II la»t niglil
campaign with a clrar-cul 210 vic
Trch’s mctrorlc ctlmh shoved
when ha said:
" I know this Is n't Deremher tory over Texas AAM, had 31 „f the Oklahoma and .Michigan down k
(when he usually announces hi* M first place votes On the usual notch to third and fourth, respec
manager) hut Alston has little ha*l* of 10 point* fur first place, tively, while klaryland retained its
worry — In fart, no worry
over' 0 for second, ami so forth, UCLA fifth spot despite a close call In
its 13-12 victory over Missouri.
his Job next year. I like (hr way
The rest of Ihe lop to was made
be hat handled everythin;.'
up uf Ohm Slatr, latl year's No. 1
Alston won't sign a contract util
t e a m.
Pittsburgh, Mississippi,
after Ihe World Series.
Southern California and Navy
The trading tram* with firstLANGIIOHNE. Pa >jR - Tim
Flock of Atlanta Imt from the SQIh place soles in paicnlhesca:........
312
mile Sunday to win Hie 2j0.mitel t. UCLA (3 0
NalioWtH Circuit Championship tale, 2. Georgia Tech 13) ______ 3C.4
n r THta iMiM i i i r . i i ph i
a. Oklahoma (10) ___
319
KKW VOTlK • JliRinp Rld(|», lit, model «liK-k car race, e«tablt*hing! 4. Michigan (6) . . . ............. 221
Y«»h. *«ut fseslftf Fsf .If, (HO. >|r. a record sperd average of TT.M
Ilf Mr. lit Trenton X J , l»*
5. Maryland (1) . _____ _ IM
III II
l|, |:iiHUns| ~iurs.tr mitr* an hour.
Flock drove his 19Y5 Chryitrr |4. Ohio State . ... ---- _... 137
a'lirfllfl )’it«Ur.*1 »siit|»«si» *r.i
|*olIjr Hmlth. llrfimisU. 11# itai. t. user l^inxhoinc Speedway m an 1. I'iltshiirgh ____
- . . . 112
Mfnll 111 |Hj(jnil4| i u r | « tn «|||*
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iiflicial lime o( 3:12 3S. a one-mile a Mississippi . . . . . . -----.......... . It . 121
HTD?fi5tr Zj- O o r i.
I l l dlrt’trark'rerWrd for the distance. a. u s e (1 *
A u s tra l!* , autp«lat.<t iM rl.y llr»Mi>
. _ ............ 121
Herb Thomas nf Sanford, N. C., a Navy (tie)
•IS **. Ao.lMlIa i :
•
The Second 10:
winner nl ihe Southern 5n0 mile
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m it .K A M l
I ’lm r U r
••I.U. IS* ,V-w Orl.-n*, *.iit,i.itnlr.| stock car rare finished second, one it. Notre Dame
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Walker, IIS ',. *t|.iin«ri*l.s
______ _ 101
ISaee, l»
tap behind Flock. Thoms* *el the 2. Texas Tech
13 Rice
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old record nf 3 jn 12 no la*t year.
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Duo accident marred the event. l i Army
,**rl Anderson'* car blew a lire 15. Miami (FIs) . . .............SI
............ .. .......... ..... 47
and flipped upside down on Ihe 10. LSU
37
fourth lurn, sending him lo Laiwrr 17. Arkansas (I) ... ..........
Burks County llotpdal with face ia Itsytnr . ____ ----------- at
PHILADELPHIA uB- Trd Krolt, niti an I suffrnnt from shock. An 10 Purdue (II ___......... ......20
who lay* he's lost four playoffs in
. ________ 20
derson la (ruin Palchogur, Long i> Florida (tie)
the past three years, won a big
•aland.
one Sunday when he sank a 20Twenty-four ears finished oul of
foot putt on tha first extrn hole of
15 starter*
a sudden death match with PGA
Marvin Panrh of Oakland. Calif,
champion Doug Ford to take *1 (*n
first money in the Daily New* was third; Fnnty Flock. Ihe win
ner's brother. * as fourth; and
l>pen Golf rournsmeni
Tim Mas*ey of Burlington, N. C„
Kroll was four strokes behind
was filth.
Ford, the leader, as Sunday's
final round started hut shot a onePLENTY LI'UK|
undrr-pir *7 white Fop| scrambled
Birr AM. BAD
for a Tl that left them knotted at
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn UP IT! each for the T2 holts.
Luther Steele took hit boy Llnyd.
Kroll. from Brthesda. Md . and II, fishing and they had plenty of
Ford, who play* out of Klamesha lurk—all of It bad.
Lake, N.Y.. look a in.minute break
On arrival yesterday at Hale*
and then teed nff for the short Bar. IS mil** from home, they
Midden daath match Krnll'a Jrir* found Ihey'd le f Ihelr fishing
was 230 yard* and Ford'a was 215 larkle box at home They found
yard*. Their second shot* left I their host half full of water and
Kroll 10 feet rinser and after then while the father was trying
Ford'a 40 putt was 3 fee* short nl lo hail it out the boy arcldrntally
the cup. Kroll ended the match shot himself in the foot with a 22
Ford won f1.2no
rifle
SEAPose
Standings
and
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UCLA, Terps
Meet Saturday
By F. T. MACPKELY
GAINESVILLE (P Getting
ready lo mtet Georgia Tech foot
ballers hers Saturday will give
Ihe University of Florida Gators
plenty to do Ibis week.
Tech conquered Miami Saturday
while Florida wet floundering be
fore Mississippi Hate except for
four long runs that produced three
touchdowns end a 20-14 victory.
If Florida la to continue on the
read up la the Southeastern Con
ference. Woodruff will have to cor
rect a lot of mistakes from Ihe
Saturday opener.
Tech can't have any mors spirit
and drive than Mississippi Slate
did. But Tech la known for being
•lert and cerlalnly won't throw the
wobbly kind of pass that Florida's
Jackie Simpson Intercepted and
ran IM yard* for Ihe touchdown
that turned the tide.
Tech's secondary also li rated
loo good for Florida to depend on
manv of Ihe Ion grunt such a*
Simpson's 44-yard dash lo the first
touchdown, Jim nounlrrr'a 41
yardrr that aet up Ihe third an.l
Bobby Lance'a 12 • yertlet that
scored It
So tho .atora' Job I* In develop
an tlfectiv* passing attack, belter
blocking, shore up the defense and
gel back the punting prowess of
tu t.
Against Mississippi Slate. Flor
ida completed only one of tlx past-a for a mere three yards There
were only ftvo Florida first downs,
three of (hem on long rpnt by
Jim Rountree, a sophomore play
ing hit first college gam*.
The Maroons were able to gain
ST4 yards rushing through Flor
ida's line, mostly through tha
tricky plays and maneuvering of
QMrterback Rill Menton.
Pertly, too, Woodruff said It was
because Florida stacked Its de
feat* against Art Davis, most val
uable player In the gEC last year.
"W t stopped him, loo," tho
roach reminded, "but they taw
where that defense left us open
and look advantage of It."
Taking a puny tl-yard punt by
Fiend* s Richard Allen, gtat*
moved 44 yards In a touchdown
m the first quarter without hesita
tion. Jim Tail's running covered
most of tho ground and he scored.
State, wltheut much of a patting
attach, was even able to break the
2-year Florida string of gamas In
no opponent ecorad
Menton tossed lo Boa Bennett *0 1
a 11-yard play for U i^ to cM o v a
that broke the atria*.
Ob kis two touchdown* Simpson I
already haa hall tho total at 14
Mlata with which ho lod Florida!
la aeoi
im 't jm i ask for burbot
y
sore.
UCLA Holds Top Spot
Atlanta's Flock
Averages 77.88 mph
Fight Results
Kroll Wins Big One
With 30 Foot Putt
BY B. HUGH AYM.EV
Not many years ago Bill Firmming and.Herman "F ools" Brum-,
Icy lore up the turf at Seminole
logethra "Foot*" opened the holcv
and Bill ran through. Frida*
nigl.t at Sanford's Memorial Sta
dium Ihrie two rx-tcammalcs oppo*c cacti other a* mentor*. It.iih ! coarhes u*c the same formation.1
i hut one will look through Ihe rye*
of a lineman while Ihe other is
MIAMI »*— The University of harkfirld ronsdou*. Both arc ar
WASHINGTON iB-Tcm po VII
Miami foothatl squad was told to-! xiou* n<d tu come in second ir. emerged' the winner of th* Pres,
day not to look past Florida Slate 1 the gridiron rare. Coach Herman ident's Cup Brgatla alter a mixed*
to prepare (or Notra Dame a week | VFuots" Brumley I* mentor f r up (Inal heat that saw both
taler.
) the Hailing* Spudslcrs, and tie
^
Boh Brcilenstcln, acouy for the •» fielding hi* heaviest team in (varrnt leaders disuuallftrd
Tcmp-i,
the
Guy
Lombardo
boat
Hurricane*, told Ihe squad Florida his tix-Jtar carrrr.
Slatr ran hr a real handful Ihe
Tio* Spudslrr mentor I* fared driven bv Danny Fovtrr, was third
.light of Sept. 30—and since mo.*t( with a scries shortage of ex|>cr-1 across the finish line In Ihe ISof the regulars and fir*l siring' iencw as he whip* hia team into I mile rare Sunday—a mile behind
reserve* have tus.vlc.1 wiih Florida j ’ liaoe for the 1255 season opener'
the Dotsin Brother*' Mis* Pepsi
State in a game lad fall and in Trlilay with Ihe Fed* Ttie Spud.*
a spring trd , Brritrnstrin didn't *trr* will field a team avcraglne and 30 yards behind George Simon's
have much trouble convincing i 170 pounds, and *ix Icltrrmen will Ms*• United Slatr*.
them.
he on hand In spearhead their at I But official* ruled that both
Chuck Thompson, driving Mi**
llrcilrnstrin warned that Florida lack.
k
State is lough, aggrexivc and hard
Brumley, starling hi* *ixtli *rar I’epsi, and S is p c . pdoting
to handle up Irnnt. He said they a* Hasting* coach, .will operate. United Slates, had Jumped tha
will lest Miami's pas* dcfcn<e’ from the Splli-T. He ha* u -d starter's gun.
which had no real oppoitumty ibis larmction wu'h much *ucce**
That gave the President** Cup
against Georgia "'eth.
1 In M* five year* at Hasting* hr to Foster, who hlmsrll got off
The varsity, at full strength with ha* run their siring to 30 * trior to a poor Mart when he mi**rd a
the return of Don Johnson to end. lea against only II |o*-cs,
buoy on thr llr«t lap and had lo
may start scrimmaging tomorrow
The Spuds ter s boast a "com backtrack Min Pepsi had hern
with thr rmphasl* on pail defense, m rrdat" harkft-Id: two small regarded a* a near-«ur# winner in
Th- third and fourth unit* spent trial sins, one regular sice, ami the 21 year old regatta because of
yrdcrilay tangling with Ihe Iroih one large economy si/c Spcr-I thr point* «hr piled up in winning
and may get moie ut Ihe same *tcr* Frod Williams, M3 pound* j two heat* Saturday.
today' and Gil Bailey. Ilo pound* will be
Trailing Tempo at Ihe finish t
*----------------------<he men lo ralch in broken field were Ml** Thriftway. the Seattle
« * • ■ ' _
I.
running, while 1W pound quarter- \ boat driven by Bill Muncey. and
b la d e P a s t M o v e r
,Mrk J°' Bamc* win he tnS*ing Gale V driven hy Lee Schoenlth,
most of Hk- pa»*cs. Mike John-on son of owner Joseph Schoenlth of
al 203 pounl*. la hard to stop and Drtrod.
will he trying for those inches
Trmf>o showed her stuff on Sat.
NEW YOnK IB—33hen Jimmy
that count.
urday loo wnrn she smashed Ihe
Slade feels like moving, he's hard
Up front veteran Bill Tmdrll, |recalls'* 13 mile heal record with
•n catch Thr shifty New York
heavyweight wa« in Ihe mood In' * *
twn-lnchea and IM pound*,I a loo7M mph . average, and Ihe
move last night when he easily1Jn ‘* Trenlon llarvey,five foot j| 3 mile lap record with a 103 417
g
oulpoinlr.l lumhelingArchie 51c/1
III pounds, will anchor down mph. run.
nride of Trcnt-m. N J . In a Irle?
vision 10-rounder at St Nlcho'as’
At tackle will |>c Janie* God S w e a t, 200, wilt ipan th* guard
Arena.
i *ln . 207. and Milion Horne, two. posts.
n-uple of vrtrrar.s.
J 'rry Masters. 145, will open at
Outweighrd im to iArt. Jimmy
Fred Strunk. U3, and Donald! ccnti r
Billed backward* and sidrwas*
and oflrn behind thr bewildered
Jerseyite. Usually when stalking
Archie figured he had raught up
with Stale, Jimrnv would Jah him
in the note or hook him to the
NEW . SMALT. • AM. THANNISTOll — JIOO.nR
law or stomarh.
UHK ONE LONG L IF E MATTERY—F l'L l.V GUARANTEED
Until he tired aflrr the seventh
ALSO 5IAICO CUSTOM FITTED AIDS
round, Slatlt's hoxirg lc**on wasn't'
Terms arrange* with up to one year te tsar. Call or write far
too hard to lake. But after Ihe
lleai* Appointment If drxirrd.
seventh he tired and contented him
NOW WEEKLY SERVICE IN SANFORD AT
self with loafing ami holding Tire
few fan* in the liou*e who had
MILLER RADIO * APPLIANCE CO. l i t PARK AYR
braved a threat nf hurricane lonr
EACH FRIDAY - » TO 1?
then bcord Jimmy for hi* laty tac
Repair*. Cord* and Earmold* fnt all l>|ea.
tics anil McBride (nr hi* mrptnr-s
Ilaltrriea available at all lir*ea
The vntr* nf the officials, all fa
voring- Sladr. were: Judge Bill
ORLANDO H EA RIN G C E N T E R
Brcht. 7-2-1. Judge Leo Rirnhaum.
IIS
Fl-A.
NAT. RANK RLIKl.
CHUNK 7-1510
ORLANDO
0-3 1, and Referee Mark Conn.
3 - 'l .
i
Miami Squad Told
Not To Overlook
Power Of Gators
Tempo VII Emerges
Winner Of Regatta*
After Mixed Final
Once He's Started
H EARING
AIDS
NOTHING IN FRONT OF YOU BUT FRESH A IR l
C IV IL SER V IC E BOARD
C IT Y O F SANFORD
FLO RID A
Tha Civil Servlet Hoard of the City of Sanford dwalree
ynunir lady applicanta for the ixMition of OFFICE
CLERK.
PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS
a. C.ood Chnrnrtwd
h. Dependability
c. Honesty
d. Propar Conduct
*. Courteay to the public
QUALIFICATIONS
1. Some wcperlence In general offlca work.
1 Some knowledge of modern office practicae and pro
cedures.
3. Ability to follow written or ora) Inatructloni; make
rapid, arithmetical computation*; and to write
* •
Great Feature* back srp I
AwN-fNt*
b F U te -lS -V * fhrCncal,
You're drivtag tha car that caul be touched
lor parfoniaaoa a Ua AaJd. Chevrolet, you
know, b tha lead!* vriroer a NASCAR*
Short Track aoepetiti* afriBrt all coasere.
(Ye*, that Includes many high-priced Jobs!)
Fancy names and daiab doal count in this
league. Acceleration, cornering aad handling
ease are the tWap that pay of-all qualltiea
UUt make for taler, heppter driving. And
Chevrolet's got km Uka aobody elseI
Have you boeagd ttte beauty y*t? Coma
li aaitake the key!
Ability to MtahlUb and
food relation* with
the public and other employees.
5- Hifh achool education preferred.
EXPERT MECHANIC
The Jloard also requeat* application* from automotive
mechanics,
REQUIRED QUAIJFICAT10N8
w s a jw rch a n lc .
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It's Worth Adrertlslst Is
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a bta te
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RIVKR KRONT I.OTS
At Lemon Bluff
Only eleven
Riverfront lot* available. First
comc-Firit aerve.
LAKEFRONT COTTAGE
Son Ft. Fmntagc. 3 acre* land,
modem concrete block collage.
Completely equipped and furn
ished Boat and htrker. Eacellent fiihine. Peaceful location.
1? mile* rom Sanford, hard H a g g e r t y A p p lia n c e C e n t e r
“Y'our 3Vr*Unghou.*e Dealer”
road. $4,800.
Msytag Washer*
t h r . Wa.her
Coleman Heater*
Stnimherg — Carlson
Fbnne lira •A. £ . Peterion.Broker
He Service What Mr Sell
Associate* - A. B. Peterson Jr., IIS Magnolia Asr
rrone IT37
P. J . Chnterson. Garfield Willetta. John Meueh. R. W Wil
liams. A. C. Doudney, Land Sur
veyor.
C
A . W 1 IID D O N , S R .
THE CURIOSITY SHOP
Rre. Real F.*ta> nrsskrr
Advertisers are requested to no
Next to Bennett's Court 17-92 So
V. E. DOUGLAS, ASSOPIA'
tify the Want-Ad Department Im tin S. Park
I'h.
Window Fan*, a ir conditioner*,
mediately of any error* in th rr
all nm*. slightly above cost
rd i, at The Sanford Herald will be RAYMOND M. (M IX. BROKER
Firestone Stores
responsible for only oo# Ineorreet
O. 31, HARRISON, BROKER
6 D Highleyman. Salesman
Bkkierly Appllaarn renter
204 South Park Ave.
Phono MO
USED
One Servel Ref .
$99 95
Oran turnlahod ap t Owe In.
One 8 2 rti. ft rhf>t Ererrer IP* 9\
311 Palmetto Ave. Phono *18.
One Kenittore Wa*her
. *2193
W. DIETRICHS
T. W. MERO One l.awn Mower (Real)
.ttivi
WELa KA APARTMENTS: mom* 1MI Park Ave. Phone 27 or 143 113 Magnolia Ave
Phone 1737
pnvatn bath*. 11* W. F3r*t Su
NEW LAKE HOME
3 RH. Fla. room, oak floori. plat- 3 I.irge »iie new wooden horse*
R o IU w a j and B ab y B * d i
tered,
I ' , bath*, large lot. 8
$8 130.1 Elliott.
Day, Week or month—Tel. 1423,
Mile* from Sanford on OsteenFermitwre Centre II* We*t Ural
En'.erpri»o Road Come out and RI.ACKSTONE Automatic Wash
Ing Machine. Be»i offer. Call
see what $11,230.00 will buy,
l« V R.
FURNISHED AITS.
Pnone 2054-R-4.
201 West l»t. Or Call *t Furni
DON'T
MISS
THIS
ONE
ture Cenur. 11* Weat Ut.
Saeellenl neighborhood, near high
reboot, 2* ft. living moln with Highest CASn. TRADE-IN price*
Avalon Agfa. Efficiency
ftrs-i'laee. Separate dining room,
paid for uard furniture Call *38
720-W.
ror-enient ktlrhen with natural
W'llson-Mater Furniture Co 311
for DeairE l*t Si.
______
-tniih cabineu. 2 bedroom*,
Phono 27.
sleeping porch al»n den. (irparentrance) double garage.
R Room furnDbed Apartment.
I m m e d i a t e occupancy. Tnt*
house was recently appraised GERMAN SHEPHERD Puppie.
R. I). Trifit, South Sanford Ase.
for lll.nmoo. Price ilMio.fr).
Deitrablo Furalabed Apt Ph.
Phone .‘UtO-W-f
___________
i2.v». down. *73 00 per month.
412-W.
Call 2480. Any lime.__________
Seminole Realty
p u iw e r b
Pi.A .vnm BR trm
F
M U H O LSO N
R U C K
Phone
2I« S. Magnolia
M ather o f San ford
R. I ll
St.
PbatM LIT
RED-1-MIX CONKSETE
Mlrarle Concrete Co.
Dm Ava.
Phone 1333
J. IV. MAU
raised object He shoul 1 be pro
tected from any exeition or emo
tional strain. Including keeping
any curinti* onlookers away. Don l
try to move him until the attack
ha* p a n t i
If it'* net hi* first attack, he
mas well have medicine with him
V ndrnglyrcrine tablet can he put
ttedcc his tongue to dissolve there,
or a vial of amly nilntr can be
broken and held under his nose.
In .VM pagea, illustrated with
G t r T M ? M i*iaor w e o t
/#* a/, r ? o t i ' i— -
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PARS
BOPCnT SOLD TR4DED
Roy Reel * Psrn Car*
Sanford A v A Uth St
19 —.Motor*/ Boat*/ Trailer*— If
RO KSO N
S p o r t in g
Hoods
Fvimmle Sale* A Srr*ire
Mi E. Iti SI.
Ph-.w m
FOR SALE - Boat, tn || p. mo
tor and Trailer. 1.303 Elliott.
OkVl
rjwe
2.3 H JOHNSON with runt rot* A-l
»hxpe I'hoo- lii*7 nr 2382 J
frAVAvir. <xo M»r*
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by Herry Wester. P. O. Box
3)1. Sanford. Fla.
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Contract and renxlr work. Free
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Sanford Herald
RESUMPTION® filled promptly
while you wait In alr-condltlooed
comfort at San Juaa Pharmacy
23 W. Central. Oflando, Ph 2 -Ilk
draw ins*. Dr. Henderson tell* how
the human machine work*. how
jiirir*. how to treat fracture*,
to ipply bandaces for tartotia inlater» snake bite*, bee *tin|t,
burns, black cvr* frold compre**.
r» fir't followed he hot parka much
iatron; epsom »ilt« it good), how
to treat shock, repair a dislocated
jaw or shoulder.
One chapter deal* with rare pf
bums ami blast injuries in rase nf
atomic bombings, and describes
effect* nf poison sase«.
AND B tm O tN G N E E D S
Call Tll-R-4
a fu r g p, m,
Sanford Avt. Phone 1120
Grime A Manter r w ofraMiew"Ce.
Home* and Remodeling
Phone Z3B4-M-4.
7
1031
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METAL ROOFING
menu invoice*, band hul*. aod
New fa Stock. »-V Crimp - I U ”
p r o g r a m * , ete. Pmgreulv*
Corrugated— 1W” CorngaUd.
Prlnticg Co.. Pbisne 404 — 403
' Get all Your roofing need* at
Skermna Concrete Pipe Cm West 13th St.
Out Weat Mth St
Phone It*)
GATLIN~BROTHERS
Dragline and Bulldotrr Kendra
GOOD And BA D
Phone*: 2221— Sanford. 24*4 —
Genera.
Uacd Kitchen Ckbinet . . . . Iio.no
U*e«i Wardrobe _____. . . . iio.no
L Equity IIAOO. Ph. 1473-W Uted Sofa —........................ sin no
U»ed * Pc. Dinette ............. iio.on
Uicd Cheit of Drawers . . . . SiO.no
Used Comer Cabinet . . . . Jin no
F lu b ta g . Rredly lUiUng
Uted Dining Room Table .. 110.00
M. G. HODGES
Uted loneripring M attreu. sto.oo
Bdrvue on All Hater Pump*—
Uted Dreiser —.................... 110.00
Hell* Prilled - Pump*
Uaed Double Dreaaer and
, Pneia Read Fbaaa ill
Mirror ............................... *30.00
Used Simmon* 2-Pc. SofaBed Suite - ...................... *40 00
m m
narrowed artery Mocks fcl-od flow
In the heart muscle
The vtrtim usually his a severe
s|se-like pain in the chest, per
haps rUending down through the
arm, or through t j the back He
collapses, often becomes uncon
scious, hts fare piles His pulse
may be either slow or fast.
DON'T MOVE the victim inn
less he’* in some harard-nis sp-dl
and don't lay him down—keep him
in a semi-sitting position. Dr. Hendersen advises lavnrn a'l cloth
ing. give oxygen when available.
If the per-oii Is conscious, try to
reassure him Give nitroglsrerine
or amyl nitrite if it's available.
Angina pectorl*—caused by a
•pa* mof arteries leading to thr
heart — brings severe, gripping
pain; the attacks usually follow
great stress nr rxeltement. The
aictim may have trouble in breath
mg, or he ga ping for breath.
In these attacks. Dr Henderson
says, the victim •houhl be place I
in a semi-rcclintng position, with
hit head on a pillow or other
P *g r
CO.
Buv your Furniture at Berry’*
CLEAN furaiahad Apt. One. Two
TpenenrefnTumTr^preTserr^c
Warehouse Furn . Co , at 901 W
people. *33.00. *11 Tark Ave.
cSTTk r e T e
minnle County Laundry
1*1 SI. All nationally adv. fur
Mraele Concrete Co.
> Room Apartment 112 Elm A*-e.
mtufr oi EirfhiHikd prirr*
Phone 1133
Phone 2983-W.
________ 309 Elm Ave.
LAWNS MOWED bv Jerry lord
FURNISHED A] irtmrnt. Cln»e
VENETIAN BUNDS
Free estimate*. Phone 1317-W LOST: Green Parakeet — name
in Prtvale Ba . 30* Palmetto (Nationally Adv. Rolla-Headt
Pepper vicinity Rosalia Prise.
Ave.
Maeufartnred tn Saeford
CARPENTER and General ReCall 1789-W.
Seminole
VenetUa
IWnd
Cm
pair Work. Thomai W. Fergu
TWO BEDROOM newly furnUhed
Phone 283
son. Plume 2o3l-It.
home in Bel-Air. Phone I7Q7-M. 120 Wett 3rd SI
FOUND — Cocker Spaniel, brown
anil white »polled
Atrout i
S Full all* room* *43 00 Including •1 VARIETIES PANELING DISKI. end Gasoline Mechanic,
months old Call 1821
truck driver. Station attendant
Natlv* and Foreign Wood*.
utilitlea. 107 West Plh St.
Phone 884-M.
See Them At
FURNISHED Apartment. 3 Room* Sherman Concrete Pipe Cm Daywork—houvcrlraning
$ KIGIDAIHF. appliance*
tale*
and bath. 1902 Maple Ave. Owt He*I Uth SI.
Phase 248*
pres*. 823.11_______
and service. U. II High, Ovieslo.
Plume Anarello. 1474.______ ___
Fla. Phone 4131 or Sanford
QUICK CASH for Furniture. Add
1847 W alter 8 p m
'__
Office (pace, Three room*. Total
ing Machine*. Typewriter*. Out
area 400 *q. ft. on rt. IT at City
board Motor*. Boat*. Super
limit* Phone 133*.
Trading Pm c One mile South
Far Ramodellag and repair*
on 17-02. rhon# 2212-R.
UNFURNISHED Hmiie al *07
Nothing Down—Small Monthly
W. 2nd St. Phone 148-J nr 988 J .
The Florida Time* Union
Payment*
Your Morning Paper.
Sherm an C on crete Co.
MODERATELY priretl .3 Room
For Home Delivery
Oot West Uth
Phone 2489
Fum Apl. Excellent location.
Phone Jack Benton. 822-M
404 E. 14th SI. Ph 2342 W.
FLOOR landing and flnuhing
HEATING
s l’fci'IAL at IIAKHIEITJs
Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi
NICE ROOMS. Hot water. *Y Floor Furnace*
and
Circulator*
(Through Septrm beriJ
nnle County tinea 1*23. II. M
weaker Light kitchen privilege*.
Regular *10 Show Curl or Real!*
a A POPE CO„ INC.
Gleason. Lake Mary.
tic Permanent* nnlv so .30
M heath Park Ate.
Phone H it
Space Heater* and Floor Fum
HARRIETTS
DUPLEX Apartment near Navy
ace* Liberal Trade-In.
Sleep I r C om fort
_
la *e . Phone 247-J,______
BEAUTY
NOOK
KING lire Hollywood Bed 80” *
103 So. Oak Ase.
Large 2 room furnished Apartment
80”. Complete with luturiou*
Pkonr >71
*40. per month. Call A. K. Ro»Inner-spring Mattre**, Matching
aattrr. Florist. Phone ill.
Bo* Spring*. Headboard (Duran
Plastlrl, IlnilywihHl leg *12930.
SEPTEMBER SPECIAL
i BEDROOM unfurnished house.
ECHOLS REDOl.Nfs CO.
COLD WAVE |iermanrnt thai » »n
Monroe Comer. Phone 49-J.
easy to manage Beg. $10. Now
Canter 2nd A Magnolia Ph. 1232
P. M. CAMPBELL
FWJfUW gDM C(rtt«|e^PhJ01X
“Bad” Bamberger. Mgr.
General Oentrnrtee
Opcp Monday'* 111 I p. m.
EVA-HESS BEAUTY SHOP
Home* af DtaUnettoo'
Air Conditioned
■
Hay
17*1
PIwm
Blryles & I.asvnmowers
108 E. 2nd st.
KaUkitoo OCEAN FRONT Apart
Part* ann llerondtiioning
I'huno 363.
meats M lawth Atlantic. DayManley'* Bike Bhep
tana Baarh. Fla. Call U tu RotE 4th St.
Phone 2434
ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS
■ Western Dungaree* . 1 . 1 8
locker* —SALE ............. 7.03
All liie Tarpaulin*
Sanford Are
rtsone 1331
First Aid Manual Is Great Help
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VOLUME XLVI
RANFOni). FLO III DA
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. IMS
A m o c ia lrd Prrim fe .is r d W ire
No. :« o .
Fringe Area Meet
Has Varied Feelings
Plans Started
OnYule Parade
---------- | The Seminole Countv Junior
Chamber of Commerce Chriitma*
parade Committee held It* flrnt
I >rganUatlon»l meeting y#st»rdav
|setting plan* for the annual Christma* Parade.
Ed Hunt, chairman, revealed
that the date, officially decided
and agreed upon at their noon
mce'icg yesterday, would be
Wrdreiday Nov, 30, at 2:30 p m
Discussion wa* held on variou*
Three committees of the S«mi- pha»c* oi the parade with emph*
# ; * County Chamber of Commerce ais on ways by which the parade
met yesterday to Ly plans for their could be mule longer and n-occ
11a rr > Weir, administrator of the
entertaining.
l> v m program.
Seminole County hospital ,.nw in
Hunt, chairman of th* Jayree
The committee meeting* were
the final stages of construction,
carrying out the Chamber of Com- group, announced that committee
mere* "Planning Galore at Ten. member* have been appointed »o
returned yesterday from Atlantic
Two and Four" slogan. which la that preliminary plana eould be
City where Sunday al the national
ll*-a!e.l del.ale, , .vltn -I>-^vi• rn
Being highlighted during the plan completed and work started on
convention hr was accepted as a
»*"t he. Ming were ail ini-lii.frd in
ning ttage* of the organiiatiom putting everything in readinci*
the *gr",|4 teat '••-•it
fringe
member ol the American College
program in Iho coming fiscal year. for the1event.
of Hospital Administrators as the
are* residents and Sanford Cltw
Ralph Peiold ha» been appoint
Th« Recreation Committee, with
organization met with the Anuii-j
•••mmissioneta n>el at the Sanford
W II. “Bill" Stamper at chairman, ed Parade Marthall, aald Hunt,
Farmer* Auction Mark-' last
Ausldered a program of entertain and with the atslitanre of San FRANK MF.IIANK GETS dow-n to business at his desk at the May- can Hospital Assn.
night.
T. E. Tucker, rhalrman of ihc
ment to offer visiting tourfita at ford Police Chief Roy William* fair Inn a* he plans th* IkhS-M season for Visitnit h»r*. (Staff
local hospital Board n( Trustees, I
Rhufitebnsrd Tournaments and will have charge of telling up Photo)
Oialrman T V Br<>«n s*H *1
In congratulating Weir on the
other ipenal e*ent>. TTi* committee each aectlon of the huge parade,
tha o p e n in r o f th* mrf l i n g . "Th*
achievement said that he fell that
dimmed, at length. mUcellaneoua th* establishing of a route and
f t in y f i f t
*«>ttrf#nt
its * r * poorly
It was further evidence ol the line
recreation aetivitiea during the .setting of route marker*, and Ih*
r r* p r r b r n t* d " Tb*»>
> a total
caliber
man
heading
the
operation
appointing of assistant parade I
coming year.
" f 33 people attending the called
of lire in•titution and rxprrssed th# ■
The Tourist and Convention Com marshall*.
meeting.
opinion that the new medical cen
Warren E Knowles and Jimmy ,
mittee. headed hy Mayor Denver
A' the session, to *ni«er nu#*ter was fortunate to have thia reCordell at chairman, diaeuaaed the Powell have been appointed chair-1
linns frn*t f n * - , , , , , resident*
rogmred
ability
to
guide
il.
poaatbilit.aa of bringing conien- men of th# committee lo put into |
ari'f In *<• question* of the out-of.
tlona In Sanford and made tents- perfect running condition th* 20 i
It was pointed nut that there are
■tty e i l i r m s . were Mavor Denver
f l i t plana for a convention "aalea small float* which are pulled by ,
A native of Central Florida, three types of affiliation with Ihc
<otdell. City <'ommi«-loner* John
piece" to be mailed to varioua or- hand.
wril-knnwis In Sanford the new national group of hovpital opera- t ITY MANAGER KMIM I I .4 (tefli rvplaina a I l o o m m-morh let. I D Scott, and t -*>I Ihg.
an.lnm
lo
fringe
are*
resident*
as
T
V.
ttrnwri,
ehairnian
of
the
Sid RiChard will have charge
ganirationa. Discussions regarding
manager of the Mayfair Im ar lori. all of which must be approved
g>nl<oiham, ap.) City Manager
fling*
aiea
group
lists
n%
.
(M'aft
I’hntol.
rived yesterday tn take over his by the membership. Tlie first is
the orgamtatlon of an enlarged of the committee whieh will put
. Warren E K n o w lr s
duties at Ih* p'ush New York that of Nominee. Two years exTourtat and Convention Diviaion of the big Santa float m first class
Mayor Cordell *| th* outset of
Giants' tourist hotel.
the Chamber of Commerce with condition.
pericnre in an accredited hospital
•he Hireling told the group, "we're
the idea of promoting additional
Hunt aald that the oserall com
Frank Mebane, hia wife Elisa ix on# of the basic requirement*,
trying lo do a good y,)b After
memberahlpa to carry out the pro mittee has rnme to the conclu
beth, and
daughter
Shelley, il wa* said. To become a member,
von „ir, „ , lh
„ , h# u>f fow
gram were held and plana formu sion that pulling Ihr small floats
ram* In Sanford from Elisabeth the second phase, the candidate
m issio n marling and evplnlnr*
lated for further ronalderatlon.
Is too big a job for youngster*
must pas* a comprehensive writ
town, N. Y. yesterday.
sour aide of the w*|rr rale qne*.
The Armed Force* Committee, lo perform, nalph Cowan was ap « r t h e a s s o c ia t e d m e m
Mebane immediately got down ten and oral examination »n the
,
•ton, we realisp that st* bed m*r*.
■Ml Kariyle nouabolder a* chair- pointed chairman of the commit
Whlla Hurricane lone whistled to businraa and started the clement* of hospital administra
ly pulled a flgrrr* out of th* hat.
tee to secure adults to pull the
•
(Cmtiaeed m Pag* •)
The
Sanford
Boat
and
Ski
flub,
tion
Th*
final
elevation
In
th*
orlonely over tha Atlantic today, whirlwind preparations prior lo
It waa then that | „,ke.| you to
small floats.
al
a
recent
meeting
of
Ihc
group.
shattered town* in North Csrolinajtbe winter opening of th* May- Sanitation Is that of Fellow.
Erocst Cowley ha* been ap
.............. . 'hi* meeting f»r from
The ceremony ol induction, ai h* * *»• the second anil Iasi 4 inlay
an.1 Mexico counted • sad toll pi fair Inn eariy in December.
f 'Ur lo tix w eek s |„ B l, , ,h e r ',t y
pointed coordinator of band*. The
rap
and
gown
alfair.
Is
quite
Ini-1
"t
raih
month
aits
meeting
death and damage wrought by Iter
Tlie new; manager tall that
Mnnarer an opport unity to go
Seminole High School band dire*
pressive,
according
to
Weir,
and
nights
until
further
nolle*,
alatrr itorm, HIM*.
there will ta* many improvements
lor will complete all details for
through the I.-.Igsi heeta of wnof
course,
i*
attended
hy
members!
Included
in
the
new
plans
for
and
additions
to
be
announced
as
Mexico wa* left with at trait
securing banilt to lake part In
!er u se r* to com e n -.n e t a c o r re c t
from Ihc entire country.
the group ol boat and *ki rnthusiIhe gigantic parade to be atagvd 1M dead and 100 missing in the details for tbrir completion are
| fu tu re fo r w a te r ra te s o u tsid e tho
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i,
will
|
»e
a
picnic
on
Ih*
SunGulf port uf Tam^im ann -urround- reached. Mebane said, "We will
fitr limit«.
thin year.
■day following th* la-1 meeting otl
Decorating the small floats will ing area whrre'Hilda hit. Cinlin- bas> an on h o lts playing every
•Mh#jr than Ihr
ih month 1711*. rluh
mtr in*
night al Ihr h«tlr| and one nigh',
uing
flood*
threatened
to
raise
this
be In charge of Cliff Able* and
•*trAirt |i«tii for • r r u tn f n l
y
will
he
a
mnlinning
at
th*
M
m
)
fair
Inn
Seminole
toll.
With
refusers
crowded
to
Herb Roller.
! Ittrrn niritibfrt of Ili#s fringw# area
the organization.
Country Club."
Chairman Ed Hunt said today gether and water *upplirs do ibt"A total nf 4.HXI children under reaident* and an ,tte ,
The dub will meet at X p in , on
BERLIN i|X-D##p In Communlat
rv#
ful,
author
die
mu
fearful
of
Ilf
ad-itlbn.
there
will
be
it'* inerting nmtii-. in Hie i <k>ip •3 ve« id < ------ > i: •! Ifl lire ( |4 ^ ,
> ell*
*nt
territory. Wc*t Berlin today ner that tha Jayree commute* would rptidrmice.
rhangr* in the staff that will
greatly
appreciate
suggestions
occupied
liy
the
livrl
Air
I'alrol
tinted
Kti'e
in
rflie
.treldenl*
eel fnr ilf %rn%*u»p «mt
vously eyed the new Russian-East
In North Carolina, which took create a more friendly atmosy fJl." 1I’"lu-e
from ritigrns. Suggestions for Im
riser Tomhli n Drug ' oinpanv.
II'Jlast
' ‘ Jr-1'
1r •tllef tins \V|! j a*i,-e^ ntenl. *it h r r • jf n r r i o r r r*
German treaty.
pherr
for
the
enjoyment
of
Manthe
brunt
of
lone
before
shr
veered
SAN FRANCISCO n-W orTirJ
lilliiers of lire rtills have extend j bam* sa d tmlav.
ta Moecow, where the new pact proving the parade may be out lo »ca, five person* were dead ford rititens. "F or inManre,"
i* •tnl. by ptirrha#«»s of new homrt
mvilalion to Hie i-neral pub
"This slaughler of our i liild j ki * r \ r r 4 l h i rx o f th** f | ( y ,
wa* aigned yeiterday with the an brought or phoned to Mr*. Ray and proprty damage was in the «aid Mebane, "many of the staff ulficers in three rounlir* srarehrd |P,|
mond
Lundqulit
at
the
Jaycee
Intensely
today
for
bahy
llnhert
Hr
to
attrnd
Ihr
m--elm
Contrarv
ren."
said
fhiri
Williams.
’
i.
>
nounced purpose of reitorlng East
F <lrtM l l r r h l r r rn n trv u lrd
that Sanford folks knew -o well .Marcus, who waa snitched from p, |Kipular belief, the Sanford Boat pet Iks. and l> «ir ss.i«l# of lib
millions.
German aoverelgnty, Kaat Ger Information Booth, phnn* 1372.
If
n i i m u#*' i
9$it|| Arir|
at
tlie
Mo
in'
Plymouth
Hotel
lone
lurnrd
to
a
northeait
rour*e
Serving on the Jaycee Christ
ahospital m b Monday, pretunr
,lMI| sx, cluh it o|mn lo all rilirm - ami is ample . .-*n for -he prr
many’* Communlit bo*a Waller
M «M ilinuril »ii \ ' t - r ^|
yesterday and inisird the northern wilt lw here lo renew the:r ar- ahtv by a bosomblond* with
mas
Parade
Committee
with
Ed
a
interested
in
either
boating
or
sk.
sen!
nationwide
child
salst)
pro
Llbriehl threatened a new traffic
Hunt and meeting with him at cental state* that for Iwn day*|quamtan,,s and tn add to the erasing for motherhood.
,ngi nrrnibers do not have to own gram "
squeeze on Weat Berlin.
noon
yesterday were Police Chief had «te*!?d themselves against the roi.iiality this winter."
Id. Donald Seoll, chief of San 'boats, they said.
"Ilul Ihc number nl death
lUIbrieht. deputy premier and
advancing tropical storm.
Melume ram* tn Sanford front Francisco's general polire detail! AD-mbers of the local boat anil only fart of ills- total picture,'
ait German Communlat party Roy Williams, Ernest Cowley,
The
Washington
Weather
Bureau.
Hotel Windsor at Klitalx-thtown,
secretary. lalked with correspond-City Manager Warrrn E. Knowles, (racking lone over the open »ea. N. Y. where the temperature, be on the ra»e, said It was "very >kl rluh are planning a cruise to lie said
"In addition »< hav» the sasl
enta alter Soviet Premier Bulganin A. n. Peterson J r . Ralph F lu id , reported »he I* Mill a dangerou* said, "wa* 43 degrees when I possible" the woman hail been \>lor I'ark, Sunday net I The
seen at San Jose, -nme SO milrs distance of Ihe cruise to Aslor number nf el ildim who are in
and East German Premier Otto and Ralph Cowan,
storm and advised raulion for all left." And he quickly added,
south nf here in Santa Clara Park will rover ahnul II miles anil hired In Ir.dtir areldenls earh
Grotewohl had aigned the new pact
shipping in Ihr area. Al J a m. "though lie weather la mighty
will lie made in approximately 2 yt*ar—JI.VIWI ol Ihern in P»St. ar
County.
in the Marhla Boom of the Grand
*h» « * * eeniered ISO mile* south warm. I'm happy lo ha back
hour-, with Ih# return trip taking coriling h. Naiional Safely founKremlin Palace. Ulbrieht warned
But
h#
also
prevsrd
the
hunt
In
east of Halifax, N 5 , (raveling al bom* again."
ell figurt* "
that new traffic meaiurea around
San Francisco and in Marin Conn Ih* same lime
‘ IS mile* per hour.
Commenting
on tha
many ly tn the north
Tho-e Interested in making Ihr
"There are mul' ple factors In
Berlin may be aeeeuary "unler*
__
change* and improsemtnt* tn be
Rl ENOS AIIIES "-T h e rebel
rrui*e, vsiih menitK-r* of (he rluh solved in il c . ■ nf arelrlenlv.
the government of Writ Germany
Robert,
just
.1
days
old
when
completed lx for* the scaeon gel*
are
a-ked
tu
bring
a
plrliir
lunch
»«tn<
of
wlio-h
\r
as yet know forces of th* aron and navy woo
and Weat Berlin abandon their eold
underway, the M ajfair Inn man kidnapped from tlie nursery al Ml with them and be ready In Iravr very liPlf alt
t. Hi nr- there Is a pear# agreement belay from the
(|sr attack againit our Commuager said, "I hop* that Sanford Zion Hospital, Is a von of Dr. ant Monroe Bridge at ii a. m , Sunday, no single u v rernrsly fur llm loyali-t surresinii .if Juan I).
NEW YORK J T - Arthur Godfrey
nl *t German D e m o c r a t i c
and Central Florida friends will Mrs. Sanford Marcus.
finally got around to hit part in
Oct 2.
I *ituallon Our only ho|>e I* to a!- I ’rron.
Republic.”
In San Jose. Mri. Henrietta
take advantage of these changethe opening of the new West Side
Th- rebels established one of
.........|tack Ihe pinbli in of child traffic
and help u* enjoy th# gieate-t Guerrera told polire she opened
airlines terminal but h* was nearly
aicm nil »n all fronts," h# con then leaders Eduard*/ Levnardi as
PALLAS. Tex tT-Dr. Lester P.
a w*ck lata and a milt away from Higgins' attorney* questioned 22 •ea*on ever experienced at the hrr door yesterday morning to a
provisional p iesid rn t of the nation.
Untied
blonde woman who wanted to heal
Lamardl wav a major grnrral
tha terminal.
"All »l u» ire involved In one
witnesses yeiterday In an effort Mayfair Inn."
It originally was planned for him to back up hia claim that his
N CCd c d
A native of Orlando, and hi» milk for i tiny, .creaming b.by j J e Q r s
way or arndher in ihe rautc and whm I'cron retired him in 1931 on
to land a helicopter on th* roof of
In Ihr r rr of uur liaffle Ills. The the suspicion that he wav plotting
mother left him $42,000 tn cash in wife a native of Sanfsrd. the
th* terminal at Ite opening last
Mrbanea
ar*
at
home
a*
he
aspurfio'i
nl our safely program Is aga,n<t Ih# government, llo di
an old trunk.
sum**
hi*
duti**
as
manager
of
lo
f«1
Inis
message .vrro-v to rected Ihe rebellion of Ihe la«t
NEW YORK tlt-Grandma Myr wrek.
The Internal Revenue Sendee
l.os ANGELES Oft-Calling all everyone in this community, for few itaya ,n Ihe t'nrdoha dl trirt.
The atunl was vetoed hy City
tie Power, the baieball aage from
contend* the drntut earned the th* Meyfair Inn. Mr*. Mebane
v«*eper*.
3 ;nine of the peace part wa*
it is nnts through Ihe roncerlrd
O af*, hi* kept up her perfect bat Marina and Aviation Commission money in BUI and 12(9 and it i* ia the daughter nf Ounty Com
The L’CLA Medical Center want, rffnrt, lA r „ h
. lrrB mjn announced in a communique from
missioner and Mr*. Fr*d Dr*or.
ting average by hitting aafely «■ er Vincent A. G. O'Connor, who subject to income tax.
said tha terminal, on 42nd Street
tear, for smng research.
(woman and rh.M that w* can Ihe uni* which h»>k control of
the $32,000 question.
Higgins, whose tax trial ended Their daughter, Shelley, is gDr. Robert Brum.h announced I ,„ lv„ tl)r
llf ,.hl|(| |jfp
loyalist held a rra s after I'cron fell.
Drawing on her amaring dia tear th* Hudson Riv*r, was too In a hung jury In 1934. say* hr months old.
today a study of th* rhemieal on our street* and lilghuayt.
A broadcast from Ihe rebel
mond lor* again L it night, the clos* to Ih* West Side Highway got the trunk and money In the
WASHINGTON
*
T
h
e
gnsernmakeup of tear* may yield a rlue
•|t is widely recognired that at a t» n al lo rd o h a ra r lie i t.-la e
Identified ait major league player* for safety.
early summer of '9(7 when hi*
jment I* considering a rhang* •" j i'.i'the eveirViUting teclor’ln 'smog
V" 'J
The I" *•I >in"-1 > tprovision'll
o o n V l ' n i nationt|
li,"
So the helicopter flighl was
who collected 1.000 or more hit* in
mother died. He said hi* mother
:d r.ft regulations aimed al getting
U t UCLA ielfn,ll„ , jy t lt< ha,
^ T m . V v e ye ?.
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and said l. o „
transferred
to
th*
roof
of
Pi*r
$7
dI
their career*.
put away rath gifts to him as a
Xyiu
n crr rntn
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,n .,n#
4i| »mld
. . beg.l
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ounger
men into uniform.
uniform
plenty Of -.$..ie4,_«*.
children . ............
tears on
hand
|hr chUrt
|lf, Yrt m. ny>rjr^
„ NI|I
it II* «,n take over
Hal March, muter of eeremonica farther down the river at ISth child and later saved the money
The proposed change Is prompted They flow profusely for set.nre, >f,.,n m, . w>irp
„1P |m|wrUnw tomorrow m Id . new post her,
an The 114,000 Queation CBS tele- S tm t. After Godfrey brought the hr mad* as a small boy working
HONG KONG f —No American* I hy the rising averagr age of front hi. own rh. dren and In the! „f
. (.p „f |hl
. n ,UM
viiion ahow, gave her Ty Cobb aa aircraft down yesterday he was at odd job*.
arrived al Ihe Hong Kong border iraftrex — now op to about 22 — childrens w a r t of Ihc H I . V h«.
r.
I..I.I
v for; f .
...
a of the aeven who made that awarded a scroll from eight air
Witnesses testified that »nmr today aboard the dally train from l and is rnupie<t with the adminiatrairk and aiked her lo name the lines praising bim for "his con bank deposits H i g g i n s made
'’".J1.
.
.
,
,
,
„
,
making
children
*alrty
conscious
Red China, border police reported lion’s new military reserve pro
Rut h e . .hurt nf adult le a ts.. ,n)m (hr „ J(t
tribution ta tha prograsa of avia
•Uteri *
smelled musty and looked as If
U. S consular officials had ex gram.
Slowly but without milling • tion."
,‘ " mrn *•
j "Tlien there i* the motorist's ■
(hey had been stored for some
Dr. Rrontsh ha. a theory « h .t L h„ r „ lhp
m
t f
f
.•
.
pected th* return from Communist
Otficiali said the p r o p o s e d
awing, *b* named them — Cap
time.
captivity of imimus T KanaJy, changes, dr signed lo be more
Anion. Trii Speaker, Ilonui Wag
•
Iren
*
i.afitr
...frtv
c
n
s
.
ious
Houston. Tex , rollon man He it "lenient" with oldrr draft-age mr.i, differ from those piomplrd by i ness ever rrernt year*, they still
ner, Eddie Colllna, Napoleon Lathe only one still to come of 10 arc bring circulated among inter- onion perlipg or smog He ho|«es have a long way In go After all,
Joie and Paul Waner.
The *'cmin"> Count* Sheriffs
American civilians whose Immedi ested agrnrtcs for review and com to get plenty of both kinds for there still are rrazy driver*.
lira. Power, who wore the aam*
Department i* ron'inuing its
comparl-on*.
ate
release
from
prison
nr
house
ment.
They
said
they
did
not
ex
Mack dren iho had worn In pro(Conlinurd on I'agr 9)
rraekilown on highway traflir vio
Crocodile* need not apply.
Sanford Fire Thief Mack N. arrest Ihe Reds promised at Ihc pert early action
v l o u i appearance*, explained:
lators
WASHINGTON
IJB-Uniled
Stale*
Geneva
ambassadorial
talks
Cleveland Sr., will *pe*k lo Ihc
"Ballplayer* don’t thangn their
At preaenl, the practice Is lo
Thrre arrrvt* mail* )c«|cril»T
Kanady was arrested In Shang Graft from the lop down — that
umiershlrt* when they re on a win- military chiefs have decided that Jayree* Thursday at their noon
included: Mvrtle VV Denham,
this country holdi a sound lead luncheon meeting.
hai in April 1931 and sentenced to Is, In take the oldest men first in
JK g atreak."
Casselherrv, for "p**-ing a ship,
over Russia la Ih* alomle arms
The meeting, held at the Yacht 41 yeari imprisonment on Rest the eligible |gti 2* age group.
ped school bus" 12 miles south
raca and can maintain It until Club, will be a prelude to Fir* Pre charges of fax evasion, currency
N*w* nf the tighlrnlnj: up on of Sanford on 17-92. The chsrgo
1M0. They are not at all aura what vention Week aetiviiiei during the blackmarketecring and h i d i n g
parking
meter
violations
seems
SUMNER. Miss., (Ik-New witvrss mad* hy Deputy Shoritf A.
will happen after that.
week of Oct. I
arms.
tn bs getting around,
E Evan* at approximately 4 p.
nesses
with
“absolutely
newly
dis
As a result, informant* said
Garfield Willrltei, chairman nf
Yesterday,
today, the findiag of way* lo pro th* Fire Presenlion Week program.
covered evidence" will be on tap
. , ... a . Irallic ,violation m.
. .
.
..
. . . .
..
nolle*, uvua.ly left
under MuMary E Crenshaw of Pendle
TAVERN HAZARD
AMARILLO, Tei. tit-A wind long Una country’* superiority in 1* busy completing all details for
today whgn th* stale begin* the **nsJvhield wiper nt the autnmo- ton. S. C . was charged with driv
storm whipped through the Tri- design and production of nuclear the week-long event. ,
BOSTON or—A tavern owner is
City ktansger Warren E. Knowles
Stale Fair iait night and leveled w e a p o n s . Including long-range
responsible for th« safety of a cus Is out of town luJay, along with ta<k of trying to prove that two htle concerned, was received at ing at “excessive *p*rd" five
tomer wbo gels in a fight mulling two of his department heads, look white men murdered a ItyearokJ Ihe Sanford Police Department mile* south of Sanford on 17 92,
the carnival midway, Injuring at rocket missile*, baa become a
from Fort Myer*.
Deputy Evans *aid Mrs Cren
from a television program. So- ing over heavy equipment authori Negro boy.
major project.
leaat 9 peraoni.
TTteir evidence will strengthen
However, distance wasn't the shaw; was traveling at a rate of
he injured wgrt believed The White House, the Stale and
prrm* Court Justice Harold I*. sed fnr purchase by the Aanford
{poor
the state's case, which Is mostly only factor involved In Ihe rare 70 to 73 miles per hour when
« condition,
Williams ruled yesterday. Hr up City Commission
Defense department* and other
hi a
a, midway operator, government agentle* art at worb A woods and gras* fire was re held a lower court award of gJ.uoo Accompanying l'* *»/ manager circumstantial evidence, said Rob rppesranre nf the tliket. The yel charged with the violathm about
- Ml
mag* at
*a It.
ported early last night at the cor to Paaqualt Greco wbo bad called were Sid RiChard and Fddia ert B. Smith III, a special assistant low envelope was dated Oct. I, •:3n p. m
•all* i
attorney general assigned to th* 1934
Annie Isois Bryant nf AarJnrd
IMAM
A report recent, completed lor ner of MM S t , and Myrtia Ave. upon, a boisterous fellow-patron at Griffith.
inugr was extensive President Klsenhiwer by l>r. Tim Sanford Pirn Department Sumner Tavern to bo quiet during According to Information re prosecution. II# gave no details. Police Chief Roy Williams said. was charged with "improper pasP rep
(hit Panhandle city. James R Killian J r . prisldent ef answered the alarm shortly before a television program. The min ceived this morning, the trio plan hmilh and DLL Ally. Gerald “Just a few days short nf a yeir sing" arcording tzi Evan's report
Minds were m*a*ured at po I* 43 l*e M»i*achuietli Institute of 7 o’clock
broke Greco's leg tn (he ensuing to vtsil Orlando and Kissimmee In Chatham nil) call tha slsla'a first In getting her*, but certainly bear when she passed on a solid line
■lies n*r hour. ",r ‘* - - - T»*Vie!ray. Is now tn tha hands
The blaring underbrush and batUe. The Jurist satd tha tavern order lo see demonstrations of the witnesses in the trial of 24-year-old ing the evidence ef the job we're tn heavy traffic nn 17-92 about
Eisenhower's selentifl* advla- grass was brought under control owner should have exrrriscd rea- vartoue Kami ef heavy machinery Roy Bryant and hit 2A-year-old doing ia rounding up parking me 4:13 p. m. yesterday, 10
rooted and roo> damag* wa*
aouth ad iaafard.
ter note lions."
half-brother J. W. Milam.
Ms aMp Is pi i—tel tn
-
Planning Galore
At Ten, Two, Four'
Is Keeping Up Pace
Officials
Of City
Present
Weir Accepted
Group Member
In Atlantic r ity
Audience Adds
Heckling Remarks
★ ★ ★
★ ★ ★
Mebane Arrives Here
To Run Mayfair Inn
lone Travels Alone
On Atlantic Ocean;
Hilda Leaves Chaos
All Citizens Invited
To Boat Ski Club
West Nervously
Eyes New Treaty
[or East Germany
.
Search Continues I'For Missing Infant
4,100 Children
15 Years Or Under
: Die In Accidents
Peace Agreemenf
Is Won By Rebel
Army, Navy Forces
f
Godfrey Performs
Delayed Opening
Doctor Declares
Money Was Left
Hidden In Trunk
Grandma Answers
$32,000 Question
On Baseball Greats
Calling Weepers:
Draft Regulations
Change Considered
For Smog Research
Hong Kong Border
Says None Cross
*
Sheriff Department
Military Chiefs
Decide America
Holds Sound Lead
';.v
Chief M. Cleveland
To Address Jaycees
a
bn
LOIllinUGS r r3CilCG
News Gets Around
New Witnesses
Of Enforced Laws
On Tap For Today
Windstorm Levels
Carnival Midway
Sanford Officials
Inspect Equipment
Woods, Grass Fire
Leaves No Damage
.
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be a chemist to find the toothpaste you like
There's a whole shelf full of dif
ferent toothpastes and powders
at your favorite store.
Yet you hardly hesitate about
picking one of them for youraelf.
What makes you so sure you’re
right? Oh something so impor
ta n t to your looks and health,
what gives you the courage to
make up your mind so quickly?
Isn't it because you've learned
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buying:
A good brand
is your best guarantee
You feel safe with a good brand.
You know the company stands
back of it because its reputation
is at stake. You know, in fact,
that you are right.
No matter what kind of a prod
uct you want to buy, the more
good b ran d s you know, t he
smarter you can buy. Get to know
the good brands in this magasine.
Use them to cut down your buy
ing mistakes, get more for your
our
shopping money.
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I sir through lu r id i ) eirept te n
s'idrl* icjlteird afternoon thin*
dervhnwi-rv hl;h today M U , In*
tonight 7J-7I.
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A n w o in lc d Drew* l.cn-rerl W ire
N O . 27*.
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j Traffic Violators
Expected
Mam
*Item. For Talks To Get Harder Time
C O M M EN D ED — Zero C. Han rah »n (rls h it of thr Banfurd So\*l
Auxiliary Air Station Supply D,o*i :te*nt i* can/ratulated hv
Captain Robert W. Jackson. I <N,-ati nation Comroandtns Officer
y i t r trir.r oresente-i miih a latter cf comr'enJaticn from the Secf Q i r y o' tii* Navy, Charles S. Thomas. Hanraban. a retired chief
jetty officer and new a civil -vcrvic# cmplovr. receiv'd the com
mendation Uit*r for 4« yrare of • nice with the asv Deportment.
(Offirial Phot-crai'h. L . S. N*'V>__________________________________
Navy Secretary Lauds
Hanrahans Service
Hobby To Attend
Governor's Hiway
Safety Conference
4bcrif( Luther Hobby will at
tend the seventh Annual Governitr’a Highway Safety Conlerenee
and the fourth Annual Tcenaie
Safely Conlerenee which will be
held in Miami on Sept SO and
Oct. 1. Headquarter* for the ConfertLce prill be the McAllister Ho
tel. Sheriff Hobby aaid, and the
gtne-al assemblies will he held
In the Bayfront Municipal Auditamum.
Governor LeRoy Collin*' InvltaCion to Sheriff Hobby atated that
"There ia no more challenging and
disturbing problem In Florida
than the dralh and destruction oc
curring on our atreet* and high
ways.” The letter continued. "D u rInc 1954 976 people died and 21.000
were Injured In traffic cra»hr» In
nur Stale. In order to Mop thin
naile of Ufe and property, it I*
rreessary that the official* and
e n w tu of Florida work together
to find meana to prevent these
(raffle sceldcnts."
Governor Collin* stated In hi*
Teller to Sheriff Hobby. "The
number of accident* In any are*
varies directly with accident pre
vention activities,”
Sheriff Hobby related thin morn
Ing that he ha* mad# reservation*
tn^ attend the two important an
■A) conference*
eonfertnei in order tn iam
information to enpo
g S n infermau------------... with the
graannf problem of accident con
M l M Seminole County,
Central Circuit
Meeting Attended
By Church Classes
right Sunday School and Bible
Claw teacher* of Iba Lutheran
Church of Ih* Redeemer ot San
ford, attended th* first meeting of
• Central Circuit. Lutheran Church.
MluouH Synod, Sunday School
ftttbers* Couftreneu to Winter
Karen yesterday.
M o re thin 100 teachers of the
iMKhurch circuit met at Grace
Lutheran Church ts Winter Haven
F|g te r plan* fee a permanent orIte ra tio n with bi-annual meaUngs
•t which problem* confronting the
Sunday ‘School and Bible Class
teacher i In Die continual quest for
Material to meet the ever Incm slug demands of the pupil.
D r. A. L. Miller of Sf, Louis,
and lucrative Secreiary of
f f t Mivsoun Synod'* Board for
Perish Education, wee Ih* prtnei•to speaker. Dr. Millar captained
In detail each department's teachteg manuals In an address on
"■ ik in g Ih* Mott of Our Sunday
School Materials."
Fallowing the nddress. th# group
Of. (gathers divided into sectional
moating* to cover problems of the
iry • Beginatr* • Primary
_t » . “
the Junior * Interite and Senior Teachers."
itrathr Officers,"
and
A personal letter of coremen-ialion from Secreiary of the Navy.
Charles S. Thomai » u presented
to Zoro C. Hanrahan ot the San
ford Naval Auxiliary Air station
Supply Department on Sept. U .
Hanrahan also received a gold
pin representing 10 ytar* of faith
ful »ervice to the Navy Departmcnl.
Captain Robert W. Jackson.
L’SN. Commandmg Oflicer of the
air station officiated at the ceremonies.
The commendation Irlter from
the Navy Secretary slates:
"It has been brought to my at
tention that you have comp'elrd 40
years of service In the military
and civilian branches of Ihc De
partment of the Navy Your career
has been noteworthy and I am
pleased to cite some oi the high
lights.
"From a review of your record.
I note that you aers ed in the V. S.
Navy fibm March 1. 1915 to Sept.
16. I9U. Dunne that time, yon
receiv'd the Victory Medal. Es(Continued on I’ag* 1)
Weekend Break-Ins
Reported To Police
With Little taken
Tw o placet of buslnrs* and one
home were apparently broken Into
over ihe wrrkrud. arronlitir in re
ports at tha Hanford Pollra Sta
tion this morning.
Jim Sp*ncer’i, on French Av#
near 17-92, waa reported to hav#
had tha screen door and glass
door window at the re»r of the
building broken open. The screen
was lorn and tha glass smashed.
The intruders, according to the
report made by Lt. Jack Hickson
and Patrolman Leo Rock, were ap
parently seared away before takIn r anything from the building.
Th* home of J. C. Peterson, -434
Yal# Av*., wea entered sometime
yesterday ai the family waa away
attending a show. When they re
turned home, finding that the front
door had been Inadvertantly left
unlocked, found $2<1 misting from
e purs# and a rabbit ear antenna
taken.
Alberta Webber, of th# Busy
Bee Cafe. In Goldsboro, reported
to tha Sanford Police Department
that har plar# had been broken into
end shout IS tn nickels taken from
the Juke box. Investigation waa
made by Patrolmen Arnold W0llanis and Tien Butler.
A preliminary appraisal of the
property along highway 17-92 ly.
in: within the right-of-way of the
four-l*ning and widening project
imposed for the Sanford to Orange
County tine section n expected to
be presented to the Board of Semi
nole County Commissioners to
morrow morning at it* regular blmonthly mcct.ng
C. E. Duckworth Sr . of Orlando,
wav employed by the t'miniy Comroitsioneri to nuke the appraisal
and report back to the group on
Eept. » t h .
Comtemnalinn proceedings were
held up until the appraisal is
beard, at the suggestion of Road
Board member WiUtam Dial of
Orlando.
However. It is expected that ma
chinery setting up the condem
nation proceedings will have al
ready been prepared and icady to
be completed.
Property owners along Ihc high
way have already donated nearly
two miles of the right-of-way pro
perty cn a "civic prtdr' basis
when mealing* of the "Citucns
Committee" were held. The Semi
nole County Chamber of Commerce
organisation, headed by J. Rratley
Odium , has been active tn secur
ing properties (or the right ofwayi,
Th* next slrp In widening the
gap between the securing of the
nght-of-way* ami the actual con
clusion of the plans for thr project,
other than the condemnation pro
ceedings, has not yet been reveal
ed cither by Odltam, chairman of
the citiacns committee, and the
Chamber of Commerce long range
h i g h w a y planning committee,
members ol the Seminole County
Commission, the Slate Highway
Department, or John E. Fox. rightof-way agent for Seminole County.
It is expected that discussions in
volving tin.' 1J K project will be the
topmost
subject at tomorrow
morning's meeting at the Semi
nole County Court House.
Weekend
Accidents
Run High
Damage Runs High
In Friday Mishap
At French, Fourth
Eleven Arrests
Made By Officers
An areidenl Fridas shortly be
fore midnight el the Intersection
law rnftvii emervt office!* are
of French Ave. and We»l llh St.
ci si Lire down on trefflr vlnlalntt
caused property damage c lim a t
follow mg s ra»h of arridents in.
ed at possibly more than >750.
solving fslall'irs. tnjutir,, and
A 1952 Rtudebaker Champion
im U f -t driving.
traveling north on French Ave..
\ total of II aire*t> were made
driven by- Robert Howell, 77-yearnhi-h iniluded ihaige- of ditvtng
old bus driver of 801 Catalina
while intoxiialrd. lertlrre .hiving
Dilvr, smashed into a 1979 fourwillful *"d wanton, operating a
door tejan,'driven by Adam John
isr with no duvet’s llirm r, (ail
Budritk, .1 1 -year-old A C L train
ing to 1 ive vchiil* tinder nmtiol,
man of 811 Elm Ave.. when ac T H E I* tit SHOW N At" 1 .FFT i* all Dial remains of a I‘>17 Plymouth
cording to the Sanford Police De Sedan following a rra*h mils Saturday im'Miina- mv 17*92 7 miles and violation of spirit restin'lions.
partment report. Budrlck tan a south of Sanfntd iStaff I’hotnl
\lheit Fitts of lavngwo-d *-alstop sign into the path of Howell s
e-t*te
nan w ss charged wit IS “ fallcar
■ng to ha'a hi* vehtile under eonfollowing investigation by Pa
trnl" when ha ran his ia* into a
trolman C. C. Dodson of th# San
rt-tih at the intersection of lirapeford Police Department Rudrtck
v die A y i. and West b n -t St. No
was charged with “careless and
damage was reported Con«i*hl#
negligent driving", and ‘'operat
■t (J "Slim” tiallow ay ma t# the
ing a tar with no driver'* tiren*#*'.
chaigr
Rudritk was released from tha
A similar charge was mad# by
Sanford jatl Saturday- morning
A meeting ef fill ter* wbo lisa
Con-table Galloway against lirorg#
tirder a bend totaling *2 8 1 , pend in the area ptuposed for annexation
l*o,laid Miller Jr. of New Smyrna
ing a hearing before Judge John will )* held tomoiron- night at 8
l.eaih when Millei's rai went inteonardy this afternoon.
o'clock at the Sanford Farmers
iix th* ditch Just south of Five
Friday night, shortly after 10 50 Aurticn Market, located just south
Points on the left aid# of 17-92.
about 150 feet south of Ih# inter- of danfoid on 17-92.
T. Mark Mark. Florida Highway
•ection of Magnolia Ave. and East
51 rv. Fdra L. Heehler, secretary
Patrol Tlmvprr turned David Emil
First St., a 1918 Ford Ctub Coupe, of th* six-cltiirn eommlttre named
Alii, gJvrarold Air Fivrre man
going south on Magnolia. Ave. and to represent the fringe ana roil-tatloned at the tlrtanifn (tr Fnite
drivrn by Hilly Wajmon Harris at nil, said "A ll fring* are* resi
Base, over to Deputv- Sheriff Hub*
Alewine, 19-year-old navy man at dents and user* of city water out
hs>d Fubanks at thr n rnr nine
tached to Fasron 51. at the local side of thr city limits, the Major,
J, Fiivtin I arson, Slate Trea miles south of Sanford when at
air station, smashed into the rear City Commissioners, and City
tested on a rhargr of "reikless
of a 1953 Ford Sedan patted on Manager, are invited to sttrnd surer and Insurante Ciinimisvlnnec, Is tied a staterurnt ns I alia- tlrislnx, willful and wanton"
Magnolia Ave
the meeting to discin' further ba<-eo today urging alt motor Trooper Alack -aid in hi« report
The parked car, propeity of developments In regard to the tree
vehicle owners and .x u a to is who that All! was tiavelmg between bd
James Robert Hagerty, 22t's W. rf ritT water outside Sanfoid City have net obtained ono of the of
and 89 mile* an hour.
19th St., w*t damaged an estimat Limits.
ficial icajlets containing a dig*-1
llnmer Hamilton Celeeoawj 30,
ed *75 while Alan In's car was
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"We don't rare whether ' V
tl -at Inurd an Pag* 1>
damaged an estimated *175.
rltiien* are for or agalrot auer'a ip-vnstbilny La* to 'd o »i> v. ithFollowing Investigation by Han lion," Mrs. Heehtei said, "we -'ant eut dr lay.
ford Potire Department Patrolman an open di’cutsion of lha problems
Th* n *v law bass-maa effe.'tv#
with "careless and negligent driv- facing u* at the present time."
beginning Oct. ],
Joe Hickson. Alewine was eharged
"T h u la*, la m ’■ different
Mrs. Heehler said. “ A lot of peo
John KriJer of Sanford will leave ing." The rase will he heard before
from 011, prevent I manclal R*Wednesday for either Fort Worth City Judge John Leonaidy this ple ate indignant oxer the v a t-r •ponillulity la w ," l . n «
sail,
rate ineteave and a ttumbei of
or Rouston. Texas, to serve as a afternoon.
“and h*< • far sharper bit*. It
them
ate
taking
steps
to
imtall
member of (he commission which
is important for their own pro
tlleir own water s jitems. A num
will conduit the Dixia Series.
tection that every operat .r and
ber of people are indignant too
Serving with Krider, and appoint
(wrnai should have a clear under
over
the
requirement
to
sign
a
ed by George M. Trautman, Na
standing of its requirements and
pledge before getting the lilt ef penalties bef*>te it becomes ef
Two produre company operators
tional Association president, ate
city water. The question nvrl ihe fective Tbev ■-# esplalnrd brief, and an assistant market manager
Charles llurth, Southern Associa
water rate tnrrea-e i* far 1 in ly an t to simple ' inguago in the llloodrd thr ' Ilh annual confer
tion president and Dick Butler,
dead.” sha deilared.
president of the Texas League
Iralh” whtrh »e preperrd eape- m i* of Market Manager* from
T h " romm itte r representing the
If fruit and tfcriabl# m*tk#tv at
Krider said this morning that
for FI
wtorlali
Joe Justice, athletic Director at
th# series will be played between
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“ A eopy
ipy ran he obtained with- A'tnwe Havre Thi*sdav and Frt
Rollins
College.
Winter
Park,
will
the winners of the Fort Worth and
|t,*m County Judgo day of Ijv I s o k
; mil ti
IlirhlljM s of ihe conference
Houston gamrs in the Texas Leag ■peak at the noon luncheon of Ihe
llmisholder.
Sheriff
r.
r
r
f
1>1
ue and the winner* of the South Sanford Kiwanis Club Wednesday
U.uthrr Hot t.>-. ot merely by tend- I said t.cn Rutne> Aaolatanl Market
ern League playof* between Mont at the Yacht Club, according to
In? 4 ysil at caref, with return Man--irf *• ,h< hanford Mate
Floyd Palmer, program chairman
r « Ltate Treasurer la n n r ii Market tnrluded a 'ills
gomery and Birmingham.
■4drr 11
of the day.
and
Insuian e Commissioner, ' ciisiinn on the lomponcnti of a
"Juiltce.'' said Palmer, "piloted
Two placet of business In C» ■rel- Tallahassee. F la ," Larson said- tu rf'rtf ill markrl whit h includes
the RoUina College Baseball Team berry were broken into son'-time "We want this law- tu protect ample parking area, talc* pi at to the finals with Michigan Stale yesterday nr possibly Saturday avetyone, and harm no on* who furtn and parking home faeillties,
several yrars ago "
night, but little was taken
la willing in take a xeiy (*w aikq.ial- telephone and telegraph
The Rollins College Athletir Di
Th* Jarkson Boat Works and minute, 10 understand it ,' h* faciliticr and other such aceomtv
Th* first charge to be made by rector was also a member of the the Casselberry Laundry were #i • eoncludrd.
dattnni recoaiary for prompt and
law enforcement officer* In Semi Sanford baseball team tn 1*11 lr red by smashing a tide window
convenient service, In addition In
nole County involving traffic re when Ihe local baseball club was in each In*tn me. However, the Insufficient sulunin of high quality
gulations and aehuul buses was ownrd and operated by Charlie
pro lure jtlra rtlsr In buyer#,"
tiuder* made off with a imatl
made Friday aflrrnoon at 3 :(A by Bradshaw.
Burner pointed mil Hut the
amount of cash and a Palateid
Th r Kiwanis Club speaker, said
Deputy Slier rtf A E Evans
Sanford Slate Farmers market,
Camera from the •Jackson Roat
Rema Parker. ifl->ear-old sheet- Palmer, is also a brother of Ihe
stone witJt other Slate Farmers
metal worker of Jacksonville, was famous A L L American Choo Choo Works and sum* loos# change from
Market* around Ihe Stale, arr
the
Catsellierry
loundry.
charged with passing a stopped Justice.
11 n profit organirations.
There
“ We don't keep any large anm-int
school hu* Th r arrest was made
Joe Justice developed one of Ihe
' I'linning Galore at Ten. Two markets said Butner, are arlfsix l
r
■ . .7- local bareball players of Ihe past of money In out *1111 ** in t u - ol anil Four," it continuing tomorrow- vupp>irling, with no roit tu the tax
l-wrry.” Iluhhard * a«*elberry *titseason. Connie Mark Butlei.
*2
■ilh thro# eommlttre meetings of payer
Justice will probably uve the ed this morning. "Storekeeper* are
Deputv Shernf Evans, in hi*
I
ihc
Seminole County Chamber of
AI skinner, nf Ihe Sanford T in
report Friday, stated that Parker scry broad and interesting subject cnneiitently wemed against Vri-p- |Com mere* sel for the three aped- dme Company, spoke at the Frt
was traveling too fast to come tn a ot “Sports" when he speaks before [le g more than a small amount of
day lessitm of thr ronferencr Hr
I fir hoot*.
■lop when the school bus i lopped the local Kiwanis group. Palmer ibang* In their business places
id the- "|m»tiblr change in
PresrJcnt-cIect George Tuuh)
overn
Ight,”
he
said.
tn unload school children.
said
■aid this morning that Ihe meet Imyiiig ptuccilurcv which seemed
ings will continue throughout this imminent and urged the market
week to * rk out a program foi Ihe man#g«r« lo be alert to improved
coming jear
" It It frem thla bujtng methuds and be ready to
program that the Budget Com assist growers in taking advan
The Rev- Milton H. Wyatt of the th* First Christian Churrh on us, but n C H A N G E that takes mittee will derive tls overall tage of and meeting demand* im
spefidmu plan for Die 1955-56 lin posed bv changing limes."
First Methodist Church, said ye*, "Somsthing Every Man Needs." plar* In ut.
Aiso attending Ihe uinferemr
The R#v. David E Carnsfix, In eal year," Touhy said
torday morning In his sermon, the Rev. Perry L Stone, pastor,
"From the budget, Tnuhy «x- from Sanford was Harold Kastner
his sermon yesterday on Ih* sub*
“The pursuit of hopplneaa ts one said, "many sermon* are preached Ject, "Financing Gnd‘» W ork" said, plained, "we will he able In gel of the H If. Kastner Company.
ef thr Inalienable rights of man too specifically with peculiar needs, "In the dayi of l l «. Kings of Judah, a ennerrte ileg as tn what our
One of Ihe Important phases of
dtclatrd or affirmed in our D#- problems, and temptation*. But King Jo*»h was known for rebuild - mcmbetvhip drive should b e "
market operation was brought
elarotior of Independenct. It ia there Is one theme which concerns ing th# Tempt* of th* I>ortl which
Committrev meeting .tomorrow out in a panel discussion on "Cre
normal for us to drill* happiness every one ef us. and that Is the Fad fallen into a sad stole of ills, include tti« " — real on Commute* nting Greater Sersiee Through
for ourselvea and for those whom forgiveness of sina. That la down repair. II* taught tha people to meeting 1
m , **i!h W. II. State Farmers Msrket*." Service
is chairman fU# it teas emphasised, is achieved
wo los e.
where w* live— thr rap fit* us— respect and honor tha hoes* of "B ill" Sts
with
"W ith regard t » happiness." for all we like sheep hav* gon* God. He was able to aetonpli-l. Tourist a ” g enlion Committee through working timely
Dio Rev. Wyatt continued, “ three astray; we have turned every these memorable tasks partly h*. will mre p h o tltKk tomorrow rountv agents, agricultural agen
exist* a paradox. Happiness Is lost me to his own way." The speaker causa of ihe generous giving of aftrrnoofj.o C Mayor Denver Cor- rles, wild farmers, operators and
| dell »• 3 ^ fi|n » ntl at ( p m buyers as well as with Ihe people
If ti becomes the direct aim of a showed that forgiveness I* both th# people."
tommro . S.-Jkrmed Forces (Na- m Ihe communities in which Iheg;
necessary
and
possible.
person's Ufa whereas It often
The Rev. Carnsfix said, “ In a
yimmittre will meet, mantels arr lor aled."
comet abundantly, provided the
Dr. J. Bernard Root, In Th* l.it- ; church where th# giving of of ,al Aff g ‘ « u
L, H Lewis, Director of Florida
r-ulousbolder at chairs .-7
pursuit of happiness I* neglected. tl* Brown Church on th* Hilt, ferings la small ther* will K# a with K R /Jute
Slate Farmer* Markets, presided
o"
To make happiness tho object of speaking of the Prodigal Eon, email churth, but wher* th* tithes man
Fullj o ’ hi* A r le t of merlin;* at the meetings.
a selfish demand upon Ufa I* to pointed out in hi* tenpon yesterday and offerings .ire large theta will
mlia happiness."
morning, that when young and tn- be a largo church; not ntcaaiotlly this 1 SfD j j f Budget Committee
Y O UTH R E SP EC TED
and 1 ^
itborthip Drive ComW yatt said. In his aannaa, that tapariaacod, h* started out la Ufa. largo only In th* sense ef « Urgw
rO R T LEONARD WOOD. Mo.,
mitteo will start laying their plans
tha quoit far happineaa I* wot tha bl* prayer to bit Father was building, but largo In Inflaonco prior lo the bogltulng of lha fis tex-MiJ G#n. Frank 0. Bowman,
chief goal of the Chris Ha* religion, “Clre mo" something, but after and affoctlvenes* la tha work of
commanding officer at Ft. Wood,
cal year on Oct. 1.
llapptnosa la rather a by-product Wltar losses and humiliating dia- God.
hat warned officers and non com*
TK E ATRE*GM1.1>K F FT
"A home eannnt operate without
af Chriallaa living. Happlnti* da* llluiteament. ha cams tu himself
not tn u*« profanity around the
panda upon islf-gUing, dopanoa and than hi* second petition was a regular income, th* Rav, ComaTho Sanford Theatre Guild will I T -lllt -5car-old youth* who atari
upon forgiving ethers. Ho eonclud- "Father, make something of m*. fix pointed out. and ha concltadod, meet tomorrow night at I o'clock reporting hero Oct. 4 as part of a
ad, "H a pptnoi* depends open poea- mak* mo lib* your servant*." Dr. “ neither can a rhurrh op#rot* in tb* City Hat! Auditorium. AB now national reserve program.
"Treat them like your own ions,"
eaalng a spirit of thanktgMng." Boot declared that Salvation <1 without th* gonsrouo offerings of members and mt arested persons
urn isr«ad to attaad.
ka uid item.
Praachteg paataedaf m p rii^ at a rt asae thing that la O IY X N ts th* taopl* ad Cod."
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1
1
Fringe Area Group
Will Meet Tonight
Motorists Urged
To Get Familiar
ilh New Auto Law
Krider To Serve
On Series Group
Produce Operators
Present For Confab
In Winter Haven
Joe Justice Guest
At Kiwanis Meet
Casselberry Firms
Victims Of Thefts
Man Is Arrested
For Passing Bus
Woman Is Held Learning To Forgive Is Important
For Stabbing Man
A 56-year-old oajro woman of
Rt. I. Sanford, m i taken into
custody yesterday by Constable
J . Q. "Slim " Galloway after she
had reportedly stabbed Harrison
Cola tn the hand with a knife.
Const*bl* Galloway aaid (hat
Della . M m Jackson waa (i|htlm
54-ycar old Cola and bad cut tha
negro laborer on (be band before
*6*1114 heat oft with flit*.
Th*. woman was charged with
'alftay” and lodged ia .the Semi
nole County Jail.
Later ln Ih* day. Cote was taken
into custody and charged with
"public dnukeness" when he alM je d ly was "looking for Della
f f S b # . . . Ifse "
Llllte t o r i Pierce whs chargad
■ Grnoe Lnwith "assault** Saturday night
whew she aUsdgedly (tabbed har
hasbawd. Hubert, with an ka pick.
Accordlag ta W J* Lang, De
Mr. m 4 Mr* Joba
Jtnr Saakank, Jidda puty Shtnff. tha negro woman stabbod bar husband la tba right chant
before balng spprehoat...................
a i la tha cauatp JaA.
H
CofC Continuing
Active Schedule
(T I ESTER “C U LT K ” M l ! > A
retain* t* Eanford.
'Chuck' Muse Back
To Accept Position
As Store Manager
Chester “Chuck” Muse, a weft
known Sanford futwllutc man, re
turns to Hanford to accept th*
pmltion si Voistant Manager ai
Mather of Eanfoid, F F. Andet#
son, manager of the local Mather
•tore ,aid today.
Mu»e. who began hi* furniture
earner with Ihe Mnthee atnr# here
in Hanford, returns h-m# aftri tt
yeaM. In Memphis, T rn n , ha held
pc-vitions a* manager and assist
ant manager ef funvlturr alerrs
rtuo* and ip e n M h rta tt year %dth
Mather tn Lakeland.
“ I Intend to move n>y family la
Hanford fron I aketaild #• quickly
ss possible," Mute ta'd today.
Hi married the former Miss Ethel
Conk of l>avtnna Pearl* In 1913.
They hate a son. Larry, aged «
and a daughter, Jo Ann, aged 3,
ID* parent* ar» Mr. and Mrs.
W C. “Curtv" Musa of W eil First
Sire# l,
"1 am gt#d to h# hack hom#.**
M ,.# , iii | today. "*--d I etrtainly
want lo invite all of m v frtenda
to come in sod M i l l with m* in
my new loiaHon"
1Navy Men Die,
One Badly Injured
In Auto Accidents
Two Navy msn died and on#
was srvrrely injured tn similar
accidents nver Ihe weekend
Pl.illip A. (milter Jr., PHAN,
sllarhrd tn VC 5 nf tlve Sanford
Na-.at Auxiliary Air StaLiim, died
a, a re'ult of mpirtea received
in vn airldrnt when hts ear
ira lied into a culrert.
Hie aicidcnt. *4ld Trooper I*,
Mjrk M'.ck, of tiir Florida Highw#v Patrol occulted aleuit 1 13 a,
m Saturday, veven mites south
■I
i(iud on L
The IriMprr vaiil that th# 1WOT
1*1)mouth sedan was a complete
low wh-n it ran off the right side
of the t'-ail. rravhtng tnto Ihe cul
ver'. alter going, apparently, out
of control. Coulter died at th# O r
lando Air Force Rare Hospital
about 4 o'clock
following Ih*
tm a-hup
Robert Hamilton, a passenger
in th- car, suffered flit* and brulves rtni'it Ihe face and head and
a puislblo concussion.
According In Trooper Mack'a
dcscrtplion «f the accident, Coul
ter. driver of thr car, was travel
ing north at an apparent high
Continued On Page T h irt
Conduct Medal
Awarded W. Rogan
Wilium 1„ Rogsn, aviation mach
inist’* mate third class, USN, son
of Mr. and Strs. Carl Rogan ot
Route 2. Box 431. Sanford, waa
awarded the Good Conduct Medal
in August whjl* serving at tho
Naval Air Teat Center. P«tiueat
River, Md.
The Chief of Naval Perionnol,
Washington, D. C., issue* the Good
Conduct Medal only to those sadort who have demonstrated th#
highest nf achievement* In conduct
and proflciaaey in rata throughout
a continuous (hire yean artlvo
duty parted.
A
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�I t , IBM
Longwood
It; MRS. B E V E R L Y B A TO N
V. A. Wheel**, author, of tha
recent prbllraU«n. -Where The
Meadow Lark Celle," was hon
ored t>y a request to he guest ea
W S U N -T V at St. Petersburg,
last Monday. M r. Wheelet ap
p e n d cm, " A Data With F i«n #"
with h is one of tha very papular
jw igTim , put on hy Wfll'N’-T V ,
Fran flattery it th* emcee.
Mr. Vlkeelet it well known at
being a coliertor of old-time
photographs aad moat
community has at one
another had thalr pktur# Uken
at the ‘ Big Tree Perk" la kit
J i l l Ford.
Mr. Wheelet has sold raaay
eoplee "f hie new rook end has
w aived many eoiapllmentary it*
eriawt from all over the country.
The Aualilary of the Longwood
Fire Department met for lit
first rateHag ef the earning year
■t tke home of Mrs. Daniel
fterwener, on Monday evening.
Election af officers took place
aad tha pest years ottWert were
re-elected ea follows, pioeMeit.
Mrs. Donald Hltemant vleo-proeldent. Mrs. Paul Cleutlerf neerotary Mrs. Daniil fcreenay and
tm su re r, Mrs. Maurice Rudolph.
The coming year's prafTe*
wae dlecueeed and th# aetlvltiee
will he decided at the B*g* meet
ing that wtll ha held Meeday,
Oct. I , at the home of Mrs. Paul
Cloutier on the Old Dlile High*
wa y.
.
William DeRosa, I an gw ood re
sident, was recently hnnored,
when h» received a euperlor a*•ampUthment cash awgrd t *
work performance
Amu
alandtag hy tha Navy Board la
both quality and quantity for th#
Fear ending Ju ly 1*MMr. DeRosa la employed by the
Navy Underwater Bound Refer,
once Laboratory, Orlande, aa an
•gparlmealal macklalat. HI# du«
tUft rtgtilraa th# making af
del Hyea for eeperimental deVriees and tha matching of parte,
often with out detailed plana ar
aketchee.
The award wae preeonted by
0 . M. Owsley, Director of the
K avy Uhoratory.
Mrs. Roger Crocker was the
honor
guest at a "Bleated
Event" shower last Monday even
ing when Mr*. F.. P. Ward, Mr*.
F.llubeth
Bauman
and
"
Lucy Ptlijc* oatortalned at ^
Longw**^ Hdtel.
Other f b t o t a '- proeedt
Mrs. Leon Helms, Mra. William
Whortan, Mra. J . a Payne, Mr*.
Joyce Hurtling, Mr*. W. H.
Mints, Mr*. Hattie Proecett, Mra.
Garland Shew, Mr*, fred Lyeas.
Mr*. Maaln* Todd, Mra. Bud
Freeman,
Mra. Robert Car.
mlckael Mrs. Fermat French,
lira. Clifton Peehleo, aid Mra.
B . T . Mllwea. A IM Urn Mitada
Dorothy Fourakro
aad
Berwick.
Several members of tha
wood Firemen Department ee.
joyed a swimming party at Now
Smyrna B a a a h on Sunday.
Among those attending were, Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Rudolph, Mr.
ami Mrs. Harold Willi# aad chil
dren, Mr. aad Mra. Paul Clou tier
and daughter*, M r. and Mm. Don
ald H its * id ' and aons, *Mr. # M
Mrs. B. A . Smith, M r. a id Mm.
B. Ckateu and M r add Mm. Bad
Driver aad children
Charles Oroo*
Edna O m a n ________ _
land Fall, N - V . arrived i i
• i Sunday and worn the mmaU
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Chariot MocrHenn. Mr. Groee wo* empliyad I t
th# Military Roaervatien 11 Wsst
Pout for SO poire a id m aasUy
Boy Tells Of Polio Stricken Homo
carry meals
who
"Wa
cowi. Rut wc (era the pigs and
rowi. W* do whatever wn can. But
it iure la quiet around here now."
Neighbor!, relative! and friendi
have prepared (ood for the family,
have taken them gifts and worda
of encouragement and are helping
with chores on the tfO-acre term.
Two Durand church** nave been
conducting ipecial prayer services
conducting
for the family.
fears that tiny Molly l/wi might
flrlo * and hie group, with M urr*y •'* *»•* friend*
Four of firmer Kenm Welsh’
have contracted polio were dis
County rom m iitiantr Otis fo ur- They both live in the sime children ere hntpltelued in near
palled yesterday. Dr. Charlea
pelled
hy RoekforJ. I l l . end four ere
block.
akre railing.
Leonant
Lronard said obiervation showed
bring
cared
for
it
home
One
of
FK
R
S
S
0
calif.
'J
t-f
re
n
k
C.
They both gave birth te, boys at
Tke firemen will again hold
she
the did not have the disease.
those
hospitalized
David.
IT,
It
in
Brnlf
a
taiicab
company
another Old-fashioned D t s c e , about the time time Wednesday,
an iron luns and h,s rondlllon l> workfr>
, he pr()poJtrt
,
.Sunnythado Park on Tuesday
The nine doctor delivered the
regarded •• rnUcaL lo .p U l eu- w|-#w Hlth „ fhllJr<.n b „ IU , e
evening Rapt. 21 at eight p.m. jb o yv
thorttles say the condition of Eddie. h,
, h, wt„ hflp him
And rememhor it will h» agam,
The mothers ere in the seme hos
*"•**
£°?V'
j ,l
^
slue sn ambition of many years
“ free for all thoia that wish to pital room.
Th* (ether, 11. end the mother, || (1
#
attend.
And they gave their hoys the tl. ere staying In Rockford to he
gM |e< , pipe.,moklttg. cl yeerMr. end Mrs. Ira Wilson r»- same name — John
*•tth the most seriously ill. The nld bsrhclAr uho lists alone in a
mrn*d to their home »n Warren
Branch is an Air fo rre captain. children at home, including the 21-rnnm house near dnuntuun
ending three Mufray Is with a lumber firm. •i i not stricken, are being cared
St. Tuaaday after .sanding
Fresno, laid hr hopes first In ermonths Tisltlag in the New Eng. They’re friends too
'fo r hy the fither'e sister Miss quire a largo ranch and later to
land eutes.
develop ■ horn* on It for delin
Mr. end Mrs. James McGrath
siismn lu rs tiquent children
and tons, James Robert tad W il
Ita u -J rJ :|ijt'«
A referendum to determine wh*.
Hr described Mrs. Clara Mar. their produrers nf Florida tomeliam McLaughlin, attended the
t>OU N
11 Celled idj . t u t x n i r - t n
Arsons
grrum. 37. of Delist, Tea . at Iht tuts favor th* issuance of a pro
O ita
□ I 1MII J.e
rhrsstening of
th e
former's
Fuss
(a
J. Dnsd up
mntt sincere nf th* women he hat posed marketing agreement and
prison, O H W tlH W tf U S d
with hset
In disfavor:
grandson, Maurie* Partly J r , »t
UiV
71H
1
J
I4
UMM
talked with about the plan Rente order is being held Sept. 10
er I
"In th*
0 Treen
the Lutheran Church in Orlando.
>j:dn ra'Ji.
11 On* to
became interested In her when hr through Sept 20, inclusive, M. F.
before* b c ju u i .j w i j :«.a
Mrs. C a s s i a
Malots, who
coiTft
* horn
3. Unfasten
read a story In the local new spa- Miller, Lakeland. Field Represen
•pent Ik* summer
at, **Tnt
•Law) a a o a i n .
from a
* g'H ,
m ol,
per eboul her efforts to grl her tative of the U. S. Department nf
Needles," In
Fast Wakefield.
It made
;o. Tellur o n u n n li'.tfr iw
leash
lirge family under nne roof.
N . H.. returned to Longwood last
ittic tit ;.j*jiti..
Agriculture, announced todsr. Th*
<U*I
ium
t Observed
Sutra that lime, Bentc said, the program auiboriiei tha Florida
Saturday afternoon. Mr*. Meier*
;iuitks t n ? ! '
teym )
I k Thread
A Spread
two have corresponded regularly. Tomato Commute*, roniiatlng of
»-iy
was accompanied hy her elstsr
31. A small
grtsi
mtdt from
testerdst's Am ***
Then last week Mrs. Margrrum 13 producer members to recom
from Maeserhutatt*
wh* will
reed
flea
to dry
visited frseno for three daye and mend to the Secretary of Agrirul.
31. Goddess of
IS Eyed
spend th* winter with her.
w organ
g Common
Ihey dim m ed his drram for a lure grade, site, quality, and con*
the hunt
: : Scottish.
I t Dent
w teds
Mr*. Myrl Rlenhenehlp. who
yielding
3t Disguise
ranch and hit interest in young tain*' regulations.
Gatlit
*. Cteani*
hat spent the summer In Fait,
ef soap
aniseed
33 Creek letter It River
people
mauth HelghU, Matt., returned
Ballou and voting Initnietioni
'E
n
g
»
13 female fowl • Oftn* onion 34 Italian
After she returned to Tria s , havt been mailed to alt tomato
to her home on Mein* St. leet
33. Swat
seaport
3 Bird s home
1* H tw nr
Rente said, the wrote him (hit growers of rrcord hy yosir county
Sunday.
irolloq
y
e handle
10 Leg joint
33 Prrltx mean
"If you still want me. 111 be hark agricultural agents. Any grower
The committee of the Rlood
17 Rlue CftlS
37. Wine
ing "not •
14 Indians
in about three weeks."
Rank met at the legion House
who falls to receive a ballot may
tow n
I t fins,itn
reiepUrle
30 Arrange
Rente said that will be about secure one by contacting hit coun
rm Prairie I-eke last Monday
worker s
34 And
17. Man s name
in a line
Oct. 1 and "we'U be married as ty agricultural agenl'i office.
ovonlag, and plana warn ramplet.
group
7
toon as wa ran."
od far a Donor Doy to ho hold
13 European
1 1
Voting will h* by mail. Tn he
country
tho toeond Tutoday In October.
Rente's Job In the It iir t b com eligible for (minting, ballots must
1
31 Personal
The regular meeting ef th*
pany it to keep tha cabs' and h* postmarked not later then mid
pconoun
ra ta l c#r* clean.
A u iilla rr of the American U nlgn*. Srpl 10. 1133.
33 Theater
giea, Old Olaey Peat No. 131.
Ha skid he ow*« money on th*
All tomato growers In Florida
attendant
sees bald Wet Wednesday avast,
It-roem house, which was inher ar* urged to east their halloU so
3< Bury
ing and tho year's pragm a wai
ited from hli mother, hut plens that th* results of th* refertadua
37 The t f r )
discs, seed.
to h i it up for tale to grt money will t* truly representative. Un
31 Dent* living
0
7
for a down payment on the ranch der th* provisions nf the Agrirulhut on*
Rrntc, a leaky 4 feet 10. said lural Marketing Agreement Act,
season
30 farewell
hit dream of ■ ranch for delin th* Secrttary of Agriculture may
iHp.)
quent youngster*, a toil of coed laau* th* order only If two third*
31 ftpawn
ucational Boy* Town, originally of the grow«r*. either by number
of Ash
was shared by hit mother Mrs. or volume, voting In th* referen
33. To tpetk
Clara Patterson, who died in dum favor the program.
evil of
March 1031
The order doei not Include apeS3.1’nheppy
" I only have one theory," ha rifle grade, alte. quality, nr
3d. Of in* Mfdt
T T T l R G l M A f . ANDBBBON
said, "and that ia that a child container regulations, it fcieroly
37. Bearded
Mr, aad Mra. 7 . L. Mason aad
seta up the framttrork within
helped It a crime prevented."
t Sot. I
rhlldma returned to Lake Mary,
33 Hoon lObe )
which th# Florida Tomato ComMoaday, after epandlag the turn*
do Gtseiint mlttee and th* Secretarx operate
■tar la SwaaUa, Md. Mr. Maten
engine
in recommending and iasulng spe
la reroveriag from a broken arm.
dl Workdovgh
41
ATL* OK r i j o n i t u TO rm # regulations aad admlnliterDisk Moan baa returned to A t€3 Let k el
. i. i All S * ri’. tie ItXRl't.XT tag other pro visloot nf th*
laata, Ga. after • tb trl vacation
BTRRKT. MCWARIC I. XBW
• mtel energy
gram.
JEhascTt
spent wltb bla parents, Mr. aad
l Med |
A Poet* CeiMlalM for Slvsrrt
sr
Mae*. He
M r*.;
k s iisi br#e h i m •■aix*i r»* t»
th* llrtu lt rnurt to M S far *•• U ll,* I* which this rlMltnn ■Tull
mlnol* LVuBtv, iriailA*. tir SILO- t>. publl.hM rite, v*rh «s «k for
* again a
mil » Lit,
^ :t i;::t
III.I K. ■ Al'P, Ik* iH »u till* -f lour mn,*. utlvn w»»k»
U Tm rvs ra n i i r
wir.VFPP mv hand and *(flrl*l
wkick >■ •il/inti K s u i t . n ,i-iat Retina College In
tirr,
vs vv i i .i .i a si *ArP. r«r*t»t- ••*1 nt Ik* rlsrk of ih» r’lrcull
ACROSS
’•IMH'4'.
M3ini*|J
3.
V
t
l
34.
Instni
Whiter Fark.
pnl. lkt>* |>r»ttnt* a>* I* niamanS Cnuri nn Ikt* <ht 21th Sap ef
O n.:' y r f i r j u f i
ment
3.
Greedy
1.
Very
stupid
v*« l* spp*ar *nO fit* four writ* Ana i*t. A. P. till.
Mm. W . B. Bran* and Mr*.
o y iif
for
4. Coin (Jap.)
A Take ea
tin x ,r,b «», k*,*ln *n nr k*f*r* lIC A t.)
Georg* Stubbing* have enrolled
V
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r
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tkr
Silk S ir of StpUnih,,. A. It
exone’i own
B Rarren
1*1*. nr nihrrwls* n H*«i»n Pm
Clark nf th* 1*1,cult Cearl
f
n
r
r
i
i
in
m
iu
x
In th* Veaatienat School, In San
amin.
A Variant of
I t . Headed
Mack
N
iT#*»l*nd. Jr
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n
r,,,«
will
ke
,n
i„
t
S
*»*ln,i
'■re
rtiiiMV'fjiap*
ford and a n taking secretarial
Ing
yn'i
milder
holt
A U " « * r (rr, PeUllensre
ym neii-i i -*i»
court**.
Th*
*a,,rnrd
Il*r*t4
I*
4
m
I***
i
*4
the
T. Inferior
II. Aeialle
’j 'J im i
*, a h v i m M i nf g*ne,*l cirr*.
M itt Xa>o Stubbing* w h o
' ’ rjn '* .- ' . v n •••
ear
country
Utln* In Wklck this rlutln* shall
cot
graduated from Samian)* High
nn*e »*rh «**k fer IV
J* pahiukse
l
SA Voting n v r t p '1 :r -j i« v
11
a t tr,
feur
ur r**,»tuilv* week#
School with tke elite af 11 has
'J lt X T k i
horse
A Opening*
i lias
W lTVtP* my kt*4 ea4 mf/telwl
a petition wllk • Sanford iaeur*
(a n a l)
•••I at sk* n t r k «f iks im , c« h
3f. Guided
11 Tw o year
IKXHAPR
rnyrl. on Shin tk* aiik 4*r •(
•eteeder** Aaswso
A Unde reLand 33. Femin
aM aalmon
l**«ea*eii
Sniuil, A. l> Ills.
3T. Rcopo
ine
Mr. and Mm. A . Toro of Jerk1A Root of
I t Marry
t o a i x c i i n m e s a x is M a
IPKAL,
i m s N a t l l * ri.A IM i no nsu
<•/ O. P. H»r*4nn
31 Doaseuing
relatives
oaartllt war* tbo weekend gu*»t»
tha rdd*
IT. Faluk
■ axna a o a ia r r m u
is .
Pl#rk nf ihn n rvu ll Knurl
heat
31. A petty
of ber alatar-ln-Uw, Mra. W. f .
14. Band hill
13. cobalt
tv ro i.
t ,
PsirlnMn Cnonlv, Klorldx
40
fre#
You
aad
anch
nf
r*u
art
kartby
quarrel
ia.
Exist
Mark
.V.
Cltttlaad
Jr.
teym »
Burk*.
noiifiad and required to praaani
Attnr«*r ei la v
41. Ood of
t slang t
30. Covered
30. family
Herbert U m p a rt wh* hat been
any •talma and demands which ran.
P. n Mni tt*.
th* sky
3.1. lie hold!
with lint
nr you.
rnii. mar
may h*»»
aa*
33. Tractable
nr a'lkar> nf
hara •■ntnal
Panfnft Ktnilil*
visiting rtlatlvta la Vlrfiala, re
1Baby I )
|k e naUIP ItR N n r HERMAN NIRN.
Aitnrnrr for I'lalnSIff
*3t. Man e name
I I . Of Jacob
3A To work
turned Sunday.
Ii.vi
s.
rtraMttd.
Ui*
*r
aate
Ce un.
43 Speck
3A Bird sym
Amen
hard
l*i. Caunly
ty, In
in ihn
Count* Jude*
temla*
It. H. Ivera of Idlo Bate, nn
43. Type
bolizing
Me
i'*uni».
Klarld*.
#1
otn-a
33.
Depart!
S
I
Make
T
,W
t
i
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Ola
Cwnniy.
CryaUl Lik e, la making a goad
In Ik*
RKaltrBNCB HKKKOWN:
amend* far 33. Mtllp>
Pan fVrV*
.
(Oeavtry, feUawrlig turgary •
A »**in Fatitlnn having kaae ai 'i»n
______.
. . ____
to. Meshed
ardar month*
from ih*
tlma__
af
(llaC In tka Circuit CourtF 1*
I th# palladia___I
walk ago i t Faroald Lisgktoi
Ih* rs>>t publlceiloa nf Ikl* nolle*.
kitchen
Mtenartal MaaplUl. Saafard.
Knch claim ar Namand ahalt pa la
writmq. an* aball atam tke.Ptann
M r. a id ' Mra, Haward Ckamf ratiesnaw and p*at effiee ifira ss
30. Shed, ai
m a u d # M af U m
nf ik* cuimani. tod ahau be asrarn
feathar*
m bp tke claim*at. kw eaeat. nr
I L Failed U
nimmey. nag ear eurk claim nr
ItMra. (h A . Walbem
^ W
a k - ' S i . . ; ! i i a i s a *etI an fl|*d ahalt bn val4
hit
ate
i * mmman* rst
preeeat*
f it fiwuaUe Pteneimm
wltk bar mether, Mra. M. Gaff
33. raahioB.
a*
th4' I(lie
s*ur .........
written
f
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I«
. . apt
jpeer
••!>-.
............
cney far a visit arltb mUtivaa In
an,wvr
k*r«ln
nn
nr .....
kefnr* th#
•ate
N
il .......
Sith
4*v
n(
Bapunihtr.
A.
It
test,
,
Wlaaaiala and bar buabatsd U
34. A ir Cory*
nr *lh*rwl*e Itarraa Pro I’nnfMte Dnuetaa Pienetrn
1
now located at N A A S , Sanford.
tabbr.)
Atlnrner at Id *
rill l>, vni»r*d aaalnsl fra
Tka fanfare H*raM la daalgnilad les.ter Mwards BUg.
33 Often
Mr. aad Mrs. Fm ak Booth
i» a atwapaper nf seneral e lm - Xonfnrd ru rtd *
(poet.)
B B B M B B B B E S q
3d A jackdaw
33. Unit af
quantlte.
tie* meter
. (ProB)
” ^
«J. Mat
44. Think
43 Wanderer
4T. Reek
D UR AN D , ill OR-A T.ycir-old Daily Welsh
Bernard said ha and hla g-ytarboy told whet ICa Ilka — to
him. at lent — to have eight old brother Tom "have to help
brothers and listen stricken with with tha work. W t help lake tare
of Molly Lou ( I year old). She
retired and will new make hla hare rented one of Uia Cockrmn ***"•can't dress hersel' ye t We help
home In Longwamd. For tke prw- houses. Her parents, .Mr. and
Uttla Bernard Welsh said he and
seat they have taken tke Donald Mrs. W . H. Justice have moved l'** other children in tha family
Wilton horn, on Warren SU
into what
« n formally th« Kube«h n have etceped the disease
The
L o n g w o o d firemen’s house on Laic View Ave.
"hatm to keep quiet around home
Dance was again well attended
------------------------------------no*...................
at the Fark on Tuaaday evening.
, „ , rv iM l
, * • ||,T* ' ' ,y 0,11 nf *TTJb'!
The Perk was decorated with
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7
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f
V
^
colored light,
old. end
S .^ S ’ S
r .” Zac*
z/ck ‘awful
"r
™
"
,w.end
— .,.1
.e ryoung
s . 1/ V" • a
nrsnrn
.net S
Mrs.
quiet.
Driver Proposes
: To Widowed Mom
; With 12 Children
Referendum Held
To Seek Opinion
G
Of State Growers
DAILY C R O S S W O R D
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Legal Notice
voT tm
STATS': os
to
er p tu n
rt/ in in v
to
Ci.A tip iA
Jfi.1V i r n i l t . L A X .
i.a rdthure
is
. New Mcal.n
A fw arn p e tllle o fctviag h e n
filed teams, sou jn .the Circuit
Keurf In end fi
fnr P*mln«le Cnun.
,». Plertda. in rkanccry. in that
r*r,al* r , » i , anllllM JOAN TSIArtl’s:. n.iniiff. va. j a ,’K I. TK 1 nllst. I>*f*ndsnt.
whcr»m and
ssh*i,hj ,4ld I,ifanant •••a, it*
liar in Ik* mail*, uf x ithtarlng
In Ihn maltcr nf Ih* rarn. lha .usmdv aad ianirnl nf ih* minor child.
Jam, star Tc*«u*. th*.a pm.anla
ar* m can,* and r*ouire »*u In
flla tear written daf-nt*-. If any.
Is lha Petition fil»d h»r»in. and to
i » n , a i "hr tlinrnnf up..n I',II
t'-ncr'n attomcr nn ..r |.,f».r* Ih1:•Si dar ef twinher. tail, is ,
up-.n jour failure in flla gnur
written dcf**t*a at afnr*.ald til*
c a n » will penraad at paria
WrtTXItsP
IT * - ' n r -hand- and nrftctal
•ant :n Paafnrd. pamlnnt* Coumr.
Plnrlda. tltlw llh d lj af Paptambar.
A. O , ItU .
/•/ o r. Macodo*
flaflr nf ska ro u iit T oiim
K o r iiS ^ K n ^ t in r E v
glalasle Ceurtj, yiarita
Thai wa are oapasad In kuilaaas
at
l i t Weal Pirsi Ju ra t. Saafard
wnrdnn
V. rrederlck
K
,
saminala Ceuely. i F le r W , JtBqei
Aimrnar far railllnnar
ih*
liallllea* aamt P fltV lT ItR P
»T o no* list
i 'KVTKII. and that w* Inland la
It I Vnrik Parh Avanut
I
r
i
l.lf
r raid r im , ptirauant In Iht
Sanford. Plnrlda
Irrnia of tha pit •llln.jw haia. Pla
1*1 a*. I*.wilt Par lll.n»s.
i. Pleri,
Iieiutfa With tka clam •(
of tk*
ty* cirCli
rul* ceurt ef Pasali >* Ceual
i* T O ,
Plnrlda.
___ ___ ___ __ _______ .L senate
H. H. nnar
•
piece ef raelteaca la uoknnwn
II fl f'arrall
A awnm Knmptalnl harlnc h,a*
n tvvR u a
filed aaaln.l jau In lha Tlrriill
m& Njm
Give Yourself the Joy
of a
i
Legal Notice
7Uwyoung*,Jiquuut
Armigtd la
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C IV I L
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A n o t h e r First by FORD!
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BOARD
New
F ig u r a n u T
SANFORD
Dm IB
ftdfUWiB Bf to* HeurlBtsadeet of tht Water Dspartmmt, «pp1toHon« for apitmaat to tkia pealtioa will ha aetanad at tha office of tha Civil Beni* Hoard in the City
i. «at latar Uaa Sapt M. ’O.
Ml
QCAUnCATKJMI t o i M
Good O ariaM r, i ipsrisats to th* principle and pracUed*
• f tB fiaN rlig A« Rpslisd to tk t ddvdlopmnt, googtruetion tad mslnttnincB of a water and sewer
P.B
a# tha principle* and
Ability to plan sad direct.
i
to
■3589
r a in la and far Pamlnni* rnum r
Sciorldn. Iii i'han,*rr. fnr Plrorca
lha -h*,t I Ilia of raid aollao hainp Lfc tt.l.i: n PHCAPRR. Plainllff. ta i;MAIU.CP A. PHKAPEft
Palardaot. ihaan pratent* ar* ic
c n . aad raoulra r»u in ftla^nui
w.iltan dtfanaat. If anj, i-V lh ,
1‘nmplalnt fllad haraln. and it
•car* a rape iha.cnf upon Plain
llff a a ile m tr " " *r kef*,* ih.
ICth dar rf CWlohaf, A. P . Iftt
nlhafn is* a Pacfaa Prn r»afa,,c
Will ha data,ad a(llnal yea dad
lb- rauao prnoaad ar paria.
VVtTNr.PP n r hand and afPelal
paal ai Pnntnrd. drmlnola I'nuntr,
Ki-r.-u. ikl* Six day ef aapitmkar.
t nil
Ihaal)
/,/ O. P. Ilarodon
nark of Ha Circi’,» f*»-irl
•amlrala County, Plnrlda
flnrdon V Pradarld
Allorpar for rialntlff
p o rmt m i
!l N'orih Park Avanua
Sanford. Plnrlda
DAltY CROSSWORD
G eneral Insurance
in
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RRRNI.IHTR FOR RIX YF.ARR— Commandfr W. E. Lemon
left, commending officer of Compnslt* Squadron Nine, congratulates
" E " “ V Kites, airman, for reeoliiting In the U. S. Nevy for el*
s in . Kites, who It from Lawton, OKI*., reported to VC-3 al th*
’. S. Naval AuiHlary A ir Sution. Sanford. In mldnJuly. Ha raldea
at Monro* Corners with hit wife, the former Mite Dorothv June
Rue* of Medicine Park, Okta., and their nlne-month-old eon. (Ofi
— nOfci
Photograph)
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MOBT-CHANOE M B \
(COUNT/
An Kngl.th biey-le vlnlrn from
a Winter Park vrhnrvl, wat found
tbit morning at Lvman School in
Seminole County, Sheriff t.iithrr
llohhy reported Ihi* momins
The biryrve wat found (hit morn
ing. Sheriff Hobby taid, chained
to- a fence at the trhool.
"The rulpritt thought that perhapt they could leave the bicycle
at t.yman Sehivol until everything
blew over.” the Sheriff taid.
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OslTQ TH vtATUHi- ,
GONE?!
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Ttf lu a e a c t,
QUICK•
J (C v ti
d fa v a r;
Plea, Warning Sent
To Turkey, Greece
By United States
W ASHINGTON kP-W ith a plea
•nd a warning, Ihc Untied Stale*
pteated Greece and Turkey today
tm end their quarrel over the
im tith held liland of Cyprui.
The plea: Thai Ihr two nation*
•re "without delay" to report the
unity of the Atlantic Allianre, to
wh.ch both belong, leat they weak
en the barrier agalmt “ Communut ambdmni" in the Middle Rail,
aid hat been given In Greece and
Turkey In great quantitiri finer
1)41 became Ihrir partnrrahlp I*
"a itrong bulwark of the free world
l a - critical area."
’ i t vo-edged argument for endI
• 'idler, not-marked Cypru*
.
a* marie by Secretary of
Ur* m almnvt identical
i
w hit h he *ent lo Prime
,*
Alexander Papagn* nf
I li t r and Prime MinUter Arinan
Mcnderr* of Turkey. T.ie me«»ig«*
were made public lavl night.
Want
i t t on
•cllum
•odium
to bake a cake for *omea sail-free diet. Use low
lurking powder and low
milk.
(Continued From Pag* One)
fling* aiea resident*, appointed
at a meeting held at the market
retently I* enmpo»rd of T . V,
h p a n , chairman; Mr*. Kdna fa
m ehler. »ecreUryt Gryla Home,
Arrkia Smith, a Im Smith and
Chextrr Miller.
At tha latl meeting of tha Raard
9 t Sanford City Commlaalonare. tha
aommlttea rapraaenling tha fringe
area reildent* wera prevented
ropy of a met orranduni
a th
•ii .
ily Manager Warrt-a K.
Krnuie. in *ha R.urr.l of City
C yn U s in n e r* . outltrlnv a 14gflmt program eoxtalnlng nrora
than I I servlre* lhat would be
come available lo the annexed
are* within 24 houri afire annexa
tion.
The enmmittea wa* aakad to
atudy the rerommandatlona con
tained In tha memorandum and
then rail a (reeling of clUtrna lo
et>n*lri«r ther.i. Th* meeting, to
morrow night, ha* bem railed to
q0u*a in detail t i t *enricta autlinad In the mama.
O ty Manager W a r ra w T..
Blow tea *ai l thi* morning that to
far ha ha* r*-«i*ad a* iavitation
ta tha meet.ng.
Mayor Denver Cornell wa* eatof-town thi* morning awd wat
avallaMt far ramamiit.
Judge Requested
To Ask Drivers
For 1955 Licenses
Judgr Ktne*t ||fiu*holdrr, Sem
inole O u n ly
Judgr,
through
whose office the I'J.’oi driver* li*
rente* are being i**urd, along
with M other Florida rouniy
judges, ha* been rrqurtted In
aik for lurtendrr of the I'J-YT
driver'* license when molnritt*
buy Ihelr lUSit driver permit.
Director II. N. Kirkman of the
Department
of Public Safely
(aid the artion ram* after com
plaint! that tom* matoriit* had
■ecurrd more than one license
by uiing thi* year'* licrn*e which
had no' been turrendeted at the
lima the firwt wa* purchased.
Actually, Ivitkman taid, Ihr
l'JS.1 license doe* not expire un
til Ort. 1, but a ItfaS Art of
l-egislature
provide*
that no
driver will have mmr than one
operator’* licenae oa hi* |ier*on
at one time.
It hat rome .to light. Director
Kirkman *ald, that In tome In>tan*re driven u*ed llirir eld
licrntr* to teeure pecjnlt* in
teveral plare*. Then, In event of
upr bring marked for a minor
traffic violation, the operator
would merely u*a th* alternate
lireiit# on future ocration*.
Kirkman asked for and receiv
ed a reeolution from tha Slate
Cabmet la*t Tuesday requesting
the judge* to pick up IVYS licentea when Iteulng new one*.
Cubs Set Meeting
For Reorganixotion
A reorgamralion mealing nf Cub
Park !• will b* held Innlghl at
M rBisIty llxll of th* Frral Methndiit Church on So-ath Park A v r .
in Sanfard.
fy n Ma'l*r Ted Williami urge*
•II parent*. Den Mother*, and
other* intrr**ird In ynulh In atlend thi• meeting along with young•tera who ar* already Cubt and
I hot* U ltm tled In becoming Cub
Scnutf.
The maeliag will b* held at 7:30
tonight.
EV A.N G r.LM T RETURN S
LOS A N G E L E S Jh-Evang«liit
Tom m y lltckv, jua* back from
preaching la Ruaaia, aaya lb* So
viet poop!* ar* hungry for Ihe
GospaJ. “ If wa could put on tha
•Voicp of Amtrira* hroadcait jurt
30 minutti a day of tha aUatgbl
Blbl« manage, I'm aura it would
do more good for America and
tha p«3re of tb« world than any
thing ala* wa could do," bo Mid
'Navy Secretary
English Bicycle
Found At Lym<
■ W5U.,
S
IT'S RE9U*TS
G e r m a n y Must Be
P a r t O f Proposal
W ASHINGTON *• - Top llipln
malic rlficiaU taid today that anv
8UMNBR, Mlai r - No plea for
Furopean treunty treaty piupotal a death trn lrm r it expected in the
which Ihr I'nitrd State* mpport* *rn<almnal "wolf whittle" Inal
mu*t Include Germany at a full which begin* today with two white
ntrn accuvisl of muirirnng a 14
and active member.
Agrrrm rnl on the «cope and yrar-old t'hicagn Negro boy
Ui*l Ally Gerald Chalham *aid
oilier proviamn* of » lecurtlr pail
will be tough! among the tinted he would not question prospective
State*, Rntain, France and V4r<t Juror* on their opinion* of death
Germany in talk* beginning here a* a penally for mlrrirr.
That appatently meant the vtatr
today.
will
not a»k for a death *rnlrnrr
T b r»r »erret talk* are aimed at
Working out a package ileal hv lor Roy Itrvant. ||, and hi*
which Wetlrrn leader* will hope tu yrar-old ball-brother J W Milam
The minimum penally fur mur
pcr»uade the S*iviel Union lo agrry
to German unification on We»trrti der i* life Imprisonment.
Ilrvanl and Milam aic arruted
term*.
The Wrvlein l.ilk* will tprrad nl murdering Kmn.ell Till, a hu*kv
negro lad who allegedly *oun led
over a period of acvrral wrek* and
a wolf whittle at Mr* Hryan'. wife
up In Ihp tim* that SrcrrU ry of.
Stale Untie*, Rntl*h Foreign Sec-' of Ihr grocery operator in nrarby
Money.
irtary
Harold Marnullin and1
Selection of an all whitr. all
French Foreign Minitlrr Anluine
male Jury began today.
I'may meet with Rutna’* Y. M
Molutov at Geneva Oct 27.
In a ringing, challenging talk
«n *‘Our Chllvirrn"
before the
Itotary Club at ila regular noon
day meeting today at the Yacht
Club, Judgr Krnett F. Ilou*bo|»
dor of the Seminole Couty Court
cited many inataneei of what hat
corn* to he known at 'Juvenile
helini|oeitt)" at ■ result of un
derprivileged and brokvn home*
and environmenta. Hr trgirttrd
the fact that we bad to live to
Mug to learn how to litr. and
felt that pivvrntlon tn*l.»ri of
correction w »» th« tolutlon to
thit terlout problem.
Jad ge
Houtholder reveale-t
that, "out program it wotkmg
welt, except in a few rate*
wbrie patrnla are mute delin
quent than children. In auch
In anoth ■ a m ent, one mile
e
., tve get very little help.
tnutn of Orange I ity, on I* PJ. at
During the r»*t teveral months I J<) a m Saturday morning. *
•peeial attrntlon ba« l-ven given V C -J navv mari via- minted wlyn
In truancy from arbool aid w» hit ear rra»hrd into a ditch.
bate made rrmai kakle piogrrtt
T r oprr Jake ftaiilcrton. of the
in the *11 nation.
Flnrrta llubwav Pairnl, invrtii
"It would hardly he povtible gal<*d the arrulrnt
In tav Ju*t what rau>rt drllnlilt rf|Mvrl vtalrd that the I9M
qin ney "
Old •mobile teilan, ilnven hv T2For inttanre talk* with a »pevrarold I'eter C llamrit, VMJ.
fial group of hoya between 14
wat traveling aouth at an apparent
and IT year* of age. did not dithigh rate of tpr-ed when he over
(line what hiought tlmill the
took and pawed another ear
violation* with which they weie
pottihly lo»mg eontrol of hi» ear
charged. Talk* with the parent*
at 'hiv tool'll, Itunwit went ln!o
of these children revealed that
a •k.d. with hit ear. for a dit
they were Iwing raltcd In the
lance of tlo foe! th« n turnrd over
•■orrival American way by gived
pairntt who had an in**ti*l>l* I 'r lim it for an additional lao
detire In do all they could for leel »|on«; the’ thouldrr of Ihr road
Ihrlr ehltdien ami hung them up and into Ihr dleh.
h. mage to Ihr ton and tnk* pi
properly'-"
Judge Houtholder taid today the ear wat rvtimntrd at ta’am
that delinquency among gltlt It Itvim>it wa* akrn fir*• to Ihr |'l»h
no* •- frequent *• •• I* among Memorial Hntpilal hrl and and
twiv t. |>rlinqurtvry
among III# livev traniferred In the Dilandi
cirIt tremt to lie eau**d primar 1 Ale forre llotpilal
The Florida Highway Patrol re
ily from dittaliafactlon In the
port ttalet lhat Itunwit reenve.|
achonl or home.
The judge asked that paren*t aewrr head Injunri and hniMev
help prewnt traffic violation by of hit legt and knret.
Fragmentaiy rriwirtt of an »r
watching oter the u>r of the
family automobile. If ativ tplrlt rldr.it near Palatka ttate that
of ditrrgaid la thown about traf Fra*'n C Floret. AIM. on author
fic rulct, thy patent tliould take l/ril leave from Ihr Sanlonl Naval
the car and the driver’* permit Auuliarv Air station, .m l return
ami refute permission of their ing |o Sanlonl from .lack>«nvillr
u-e until tha altlluila It cor- wat killed In a traffic accident
1over the weekend
reeled."
I nntliiuril limn Page One
enrt t’la*p, and Good Conduct MM
alt You aie entitled to wear the
American \ira, American Defen*c
and Asiatic Pacific Area ribbon*
tthirh atletl In yo u contcienliout
attitude tovtard your rr*p*>ntibililie*
"While on actlv? duly with the
Navy, you terved aboard the t SS
\ . la I’&S Vega t'SS K rl(kl,
\ i Squadron nnr. USA Argonac,
I'SS Wicket, l SS l,ea and the
l SS lunger.
Allei brine honoratdv durbarsed I non the Navy, you accepted
employment at » Storekeeper on
V n ii MAS at the Naval Supply
(enter, San llicgo, Calif., whole
ton terved until Apr il IS. I'Uii
You eonlin’.ir I your civil *ervice
i alcit at Ih. Nival Amphibout
!•
i it ■ i reek N ot1ok. \ .
av a Morckceprr from July 11111
to September I9\| when you Iran*ferred in the Naval Auxiliary Vu
Station. Sanford t la , a* a General
S ipply Clerk Your prusrc*. ha*
been consistent, fulminating in reawlenment on June ( |s \\ to
your present potiio n »v Super
visory General Supply Clerk
"hutme your Irncre ol employmi nl at a r m l trrviea employe.
ti\ tafrty ait arils were bestowed
T if f M N T O R D M T R M D
Mon. Scpl. !•#. 1935
Page 3
np«n >mi Th* enviable remre
whirh Ihe Navy ha* e»tabltihe<!
con I<1 not hive been achieved with
mil inch devolkm In duly. roopen.
linn and luvalty at you have demnn>lralrd in tha course of youl
career.
■'You hive every reason In he
proud of your record, tnd I at
Scctelaiy of the Navy. extend It
you my congratulation* and appronation f>r the xcrvicc* you h i\i
rendered."
Hanrahan, a former Chief Petlj
Offirer uho retire'* after Jo y riri
ill aetylee. will complete to yean
ill civil itm c e employment it
Notrniber.
lie . married to the former Mi»l
Mary K T alli n of T it/tiurg. Mail.,
and i It Jf are makin: their horn*
at Illo Mvrtle \ie , Sanford
W ELL D R ILLIN G
Howard C. Lone
Phone
207
R.
XS8
Commercial
Summer S p ecia l
SOFT, LONG
L A S T IN G
NOW | A no
rr.O N K 7i7
I.ION SIIAnus 4-\R
(rsaliaued Front Pair line)
Orlando, wa* arre*lrd by M U '
Patrolman Carl William*, south of
Sanfold, ami charged with "operat
ing a ear with no driver'* diecn**".
Patrolman > 'illlam* arrested
Kenneth France* Steven*, 4J, )■ »vy machine o|>eratnr of Orlando,
II mile* *outh of Sanford. Steven*
i* charged with "driving while in
toxicated."
John l.’dgar Itruton of Maitland
wax ehargesi with “ rrekl*** driv
ing. willful and wanton," when ar
rested by Patrolman -William*,
tight mile* tnuth of Sanford.
A 5*».year-old houtewlf*. 'I» r Jo-ie Alice Perkis*, of Oilando,
v*i * charged by FH P Patrulman
C ir l William* with ‘ allowing aib
vnauthoriled peraon to drive." A
tJ->ear-od A ir Force man of
IIA H I, Kriward W illiam Koia
wa* ehaiged with driving lb*
ear 'w 'lh no driver’* lieehse’*.
William 1- Joni's, a etorirnl nf
npli* W'e»t First St ••** charge I
with "violation of »pr*d resrrlrt'on" ami "operating a ear with
out a driver’* lleen«e” whm »nprehtnried last night on Grapeville
Ate. Iteputy SJinift* llubl-ard
Kubanka ami Morgan McClelland
•lated in thrir report that J«er*
wa* travtlinr at 4# mile* per hour
in a 35 M i’ll lone.
Deputy Sheriff* KubanV* and
McClelland have charged Richard
H - Mclvev with "driving while
Intnxlraied" when apprebemted
yaatrrdae nn North Park Are. The
ll-year-old motorl*t I* in *m-
V K N TU IIA , Calif, up Mr*
Jr*sir ItbiMlr* linltbrd wink *t Ihr
Yeiilura Srh"ol for Girl*, walked to
Ihr parking lot, climbed in her car
and found Ihr seat -hated by a
mountain lion. She *rrranipl. The
big rat jumped nut (he window A
watchman ("llnocd Ihr Iraik* until
Ihry disappeared into Hie brush of
nrarby foolhill*
T b C fim ax th e
Buick Sales i n
piny* acrording In the deputy»'
»r|Mt|l, of th* lee plant.
"Something bunt he done”
Sheriff l.uther llohhy said (hi*
morning "to prevent the literal
•laughter nf ritilrn* ami motori*t* on the highway. Th* attest*
we air making are only in Ihe inIrreit nf pioleeling Ihe taw •hid
ing rltlrens who travel (he high
w ay" he *ald.
Legal Notice
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We're Rolling Up the Biggest September Ever
w ith the Greatest Deals in Buick History
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Stupendous Saving f
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onrtnn'ir vramrrl fur-llicn ymi erm lc
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Mft r •*•»» «l 4 tfoftft Aft • . I
1935 Buick Seiciat, 4 Door,
A-Pavvangar Biviaro, Medrl 43,
111 bp, 122-In. whaalbora
tha Cinruar
H'ins; in tour old car-D>Tiaflow oul.
in thr brvf flimk nf your dreams!
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4 Door, 6 Pana-ger Siv-ero,
Modal 63, 236 bp, 122-In. wbaalbow
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tltia loM M other STertca.
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2-Doofi A-Ponang*r Convartibl*,
Modal 56C, 236 bp, 127-in. vehaalbovo
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Rnjoy cooled, fillered nir
for lean thin you think
with Dutch •
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Florida Citrus Consumption
A t Greater Increasing Levels
We’re not pulling the string! that ring
the belts!
But we do know that a lot of peopla
hava given a lot of study to a subject that
mean* a lot to every individual in Florida.
Not only to the Individual, hut to many busipess houses, Industries, plants, professions,
and tradesman.
The subject of a recent brochure was
captioned ‘The Job Ahead— for Florida
Citrus."
According to the figures spread upon the
page* of that very valuable bit of reading,
consumption of Florida citrus today is Just
about four times as great as it wm 20 years
ago. The picture continued with the fact
that per capita inooma has had tha same
rata of increase.
Looking to the future— or the Job ahead
as the folder called it—present economic
conditions Indicate that per capita income
will continue to increase- The increased Flori
da production. In prospect for lOfiO, on a
per capita basis continues to hold a favorable
relationship onmpsred with this increase in
consumer Income.
Pointing lo the Job Ahead the Florida
Cltrwe Mutual Pamphlet reveals that it is
quit* eUar that Florida citrus production on
a per capita basis when related to disposable
Income la In an extremely good position. In
direct contrast, «aya the analyst, the wheat
grower haa experienced a steady decline In
per capita consumption: EVEN IN THE
FACE OF INCREASING DISPOSABLE IN
COME. The wheat grower haa operated un* dar strict government controls. The Florida
citrus grower has not and does not want
•uch controls!
Then, for the Job Ahead, according to
Florida Citrus Mutual—by 1!HW, it la esti
mated that Florida will produce apprnxlmate. ty 100 million boxea of citrua. Then, whan re
lated to expected increasa in population and
disposable Income, indicates a bright future
for the Florida Citrua Growee. Mora and
more people with more and more money
The week of Oct- 2 he* been designated
aa Employ-tha-Handlcapped Week. Everyone is urged to cooperate with the Division
ef Vocational Rehabilitation, local employ
ment services, Chamber of Commerce and
ethere in ef forte tn find employment for
handicapped persons.
The Sonford Herald
Monday, Septambar II, IBM
n in A rw
n im .i
v i e w 's
For w* are God's fellow worker*.—1 Cor,
8:9.—We can avoid sorry mistakes that way,
and have a happy life
W ASHINGTON u P -E to ry time
an American ally uncovara a Soviet
apy ring in iti «* n country, it
relics an old qucilton b a n : la
there an aipionaga network oper
ating now in the United State17
Th u country wai shocked ihortly
after the wan and the public got
ita A n t Inaight-inta Rusiiaa es
pionage, when a Soviet tpy nag
was exposed in Canada. This week
Australia produced a 100,000-word
report on Ruxilsa spying there.
Both governments found out that
not just nne spy ring was working
■galssl them. There were several
rings, eaeb Independent of the
other •ad concealed from the
other.
Some sfMight military Informa
tion, some scientific end diplomatic
information
information.
The strings were
pulled from Moscow. Tbo res ion
the Kremlin didn't want one of its
spy rings to know the other esisted
was simple enough:
In rate nne ring was exposed,
nr nne or more ef Hi member*
were caught, no information could
he obtained that would endanger
to npend will eonaumo more and more Florida
CHrue!
Two of the aeven " th ln n to remember"
■tate that "the future of the Florida citrua
Industry li tied very closely to the future
of our country. If and when, for Instance,
consumer Income should drop, and Florida
production continue to Increase, it would
completely change the citrus growers out
look." The second one reads, "for, a bright
Florida citrus fulura to materialize under
these conditions growers muet continue to
produce'quality fruit and maka wlsa mar
keting decisions!"
As a part of our Sanford and Seminole
Countr economy, we look, also, to "The Job
Ahead-"
Heed Traffic Signs
Motorists will have no excuae now, for
not obeying traffic regulations imposed in
the school areas of Sanford for the safety
of children attending school.
Safety Zones and walkways are being
repainted with the bright yellow stripes
widened, making them a target for the
motorist to sea as he approaches danger
areas.
In addition to the nowly painted rrossover strips and the safety tones, new upright
signs are seen In the center lane of streets
where I t mile speed gone* are designated.
Thera is no way that a motorist ran avoid
being informed of the prevailing speeds and
tha areas In which children walk to and from
school. Ignoranra of the law cannot ha an
exctisa when signs are flaunted in the
face of the passing automobile drivrr.
Sanford Folic* Department pstrol ears
are being stationed In the area wher* traffic
violations a rt most flagrant. It behooves the
driver of every ear lo becoma entirely fami
liar with tha apeed sonea, crossings, safety
tone* and areaa wher* children most fre
quent. Tha Patrolmen of the Sanford Felice
Department Arc not anxioue to maka arrests
hut are more interested in making eity
streets aafa for both tha motorist and the
pedestrian.
On* example of the violations of traffic
ordinance* occurred during the time a paint
er waa renewing a safety ton* on Sanford
Arc. recently. Signs denoting the lft-mlle
son* were on aach aid* of the area and bar
ricade* were put up, along with danger
flaga to warn automobile driver* that men
war* at work. Hi* driver of the car did not
reduce hla speed, knocked down the barri
cades, ran over the flag*, and mlaaad the
painter only by Inch**.
Our eititena ahould realise that traffic
Kfrdatlewa Art dot made for profit; they’re
not made to play with, and they're not made
In momenta of paaaion or hatred. Traffic
regulation* era made for and only to save
live* and property. Whan a traffic regulation
la violated tha motorist takas the life of both
pedeatrtana and motortata tn hi* own hand,
even hia own life la at atakt.
Thla la a pica to every eftiien to heed the
warning sign*. Look fo r'th e marker*, tha
aafety b o m *, croa* walks, and every Indi
cation that might mean "clanger".
One lif* ia too valuable to put up in ex
change for a traffic violation. Watch tha
signs. Slow down. You may aav* a Ufa.
SAM DAWSON
Mortgages Get Harder To Obtain
wffi Bad mortgages a little harder
to some by from bow oo.
lha loan and of too savings and
Iota builneii bis bee* growtag
taster *xa lha seviaga sad. The
■testament think* (hay should be
■ balance, le the federal B oo m
leas banka sc* being told to (top
headtag out new eradit la Mm It
A M member*
People are ettn living money.
Tbs Department ef Commerce re
ports total p e r s e a e l savings
m s lag at aa aanuil rat* of 1AM
MUmo deHart. But a year ago the
ssvtoga rata was ldto billion.
Tbo sigalflcaat thing la lilt view
tf dw g e v s tfia l la that who*
aerials totals wen falling porsoaal
Discoveries Raise Old Question
the U Podorsl Rn m Lena heska
aav* hoea leading meaty I* their
member eavlags sad loaa aaaociallaas Sheet 1 biUioa dollars ia
such leana era now miutaading.
The** aiMciattees frirnlah more
thsa a third af the flnanrlng of
the sew homes being bulb around
tbo aatioa. ,
Tbe Podorsl Home U sa Board
says tbo associations bar# made
•round *t« billion dollars worth af
aew mortgage Iotas Ibis year, a
HAL BOYLK
Little Lady Saddened By Changes
the car window, "lin t It terrible?”
The lady wat Evelyn Naabit
Thaw. Aha waa looking at IhoMile
of the old Madtion Squirt Garden
atop which in lloa her huaband,
Harry K Thaw, ihot lo death her
former lover, Stanford White, in
New York s moat celebrated mur
der cgte.
of youth Hf would trcmbla all What'a tha matter with peopla?
over when he cl mi near me. Youth They tear everything down They
— it wai hn weakneu But all arc getting wackier and wackier."
great mea have a weakneu."
| A moment later shs muted:
At lo Thaw, u.io*« ecqulttai mi "Luxury really doeia't mean
grouo.lt of iniamty the helpedlo anything. You become turfeited
«m by her testimony, tht laid: with » - It o »n t you and you have
"Tha poor thing. I gueta
he no freedom. I wouldn t trade my
She teamed depreieed at the way
the neighborhood haa run down
iinrc, ea aha lermi H now, "Ute
tragedy” took place.
But after «g yaara "the tragedy”
hat tursad out to bo a form of
social security Aw Mitt Nsablt.
She a hark ta the broiled quail
league again. A movie studio hit
paid her upward of IM.OSO for a
film bated on her lift called “The
Girl in (he Red Velvet awing ”
"If you thiek I'm goi<sg lo inveti
the! money, you're, crity." re
marked Mitt Neitil spiritedly. "I
never lavett la tnyhtag but a good
meal."
food teemed m' re on her mind
than sentiment et Mitt S'eibit, now
a Lot Angelei irulptrost, and I
look a ride down Mtmery Lane hi
a rented limmialM. Al T* this
Sy SINNITf CUF
I
laded beauty of a faded peel Ieohs
like e graying retired ithoolmarm.
UCIUS BEEBE, official historian of Nevada’s fabulota V lrRut few schoolmerme have her
finis City and ell surrounding territory, tells of two cow
bounce — and anas. I suppose,
boys who recently revived the code of tha old Vest and aacnad
quite kei hoc memories.
■
—
Bailing her old hem* aa Park Are an the broad highway in ......... — ■
avenue, the Aral floor of which tha hsng-beng Jasso James
tradition. These cowpokes
/frUjffn
now le a draaa shop, aha ta,!:
"No. Thaw didn't live there with were not very good shots, but
me. He retided ia the baalillo bystanders sought shelter
fj
thaa — la durance vile. Roy, the handy
bsnssih hot-dog
// *# r* '/ °
hrtikfaita I used to have in lhat stands, t i l l two-toned *•» if* * i ' v
^
haute - broiled quell eggt, trout, dsns, end a delivery wagon U • 1 * \ \ V : /
fried oysters,"
full ef (sundry,
H*
Wo drove bp tbe Awmtr location
Several bullets lodged In the M
A I U l
of flherrf’a roeteuraat, sad aba (sundry
Mindies. and aave local □
fl
said:
wit declared that for tbo Arat
"Ob. the wsogerful terrapin Rvoy Mow In laundering btetory, tbs
••ned. The l-o-r-re-p-l-n” — the proprietor bad a legitimate to*
1 y
•polled it out. aa If as too la the cues for the condition In which
t ^ ffy l / w o
fq
present generation could ramtmber bo ■ returned hie customers'
It— “ia a member of the turtle shirt*
family, only R laatei bailer.”
Ufa In Nevada, says Beebe. Is tike Mils: One ancient met another
Tbe swiftly changing Manhattan
who was toting wader hie ansa two loaves ef bread and Me bottles
acene bewildered her. Moat of the ef
whiskey.
landmarks of her champagne youth
"Land
s take. Lee*." be ■ iru a lU "Wbat Is he* pen gene* Be
ware gone.
wttb alt that bread?”
"Everything le so dtflereot." aha
•ape’ WM. M L he A m ill ewl
-r t — i
kept laying, “ft’s so changed Why
have they Ian dove to muy
beautiful old buddings?”
1ban aba was back an bod eggla.
"I ale as mack h tht eM Aepe
I Hill wonder why I didst got
fll," aha aaid. "Litlien Rut mil wai
bowing out eg tbe picture ea I
walked b. gtylee were ckaaging.
Boy, wee the upboMerodl Hip, •tanaby control* for ntooue war.
Up, walermalea.
Anything Uwy can Bod.
"No, | cover mot Diamond Jim
Rrady. Ptaaferd White wee ton
snohbtah ta apeak lo Rrady. No
thought bo was a frightful charac
ter."
Mia* NeiWt, who atm Matrix that
White, s famous ertbUeet who da■■pad the Waihlagtn Arab, Is
tha only maa aha ever really loved,
described him ■■ "the meal won
derful maa I ever knew,
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YOU'RE .TELLING MEI
Tha RefMratiaw Beoka of tha City of laafovd. Florida, Bra «poe at
tha City Rati, g w — diiff Monday, Eopt aether 19, IBM, for tbo purpose
ef roffiiUrinf for the Municipal General Election to bo hold on November
I, IBM, and win remain open aach day except Sunday* and holiday*, up to
ta d todudtoc Friday, October St, IBM.
>
Only Ihnaa who have reached tha af« of 21 durlif tha paat year or
ONE r o i RlN o r CLASS
CHILDERS. Okie. .O -M r and
fourth of (ha attmdanre In lha
attandince in the Childers School a
ftret grade Tbe Alperh't trm l-n
Terry, Jerry ami Larry art ti#s
clan of I I Th t S-ycar-oIri Inn t
hive five ether brother* and aim
ten ia the school
Don't Think Of Surgery
Aa A Dreaded Ordeal
Whan ether alone was seed the
death rat* waa only one for tu ft
MAS anesthesias. It was ana per
MAS anesthesias with cycloptoA
pane and ana gar IMOA with
ethylene.
•ooMtUnae, however, these axtremeiy safe agents alone do not
produce sufficient muscular rolaiatlen for easy surgery. Then,
a ■aacle-rslailBi agant like
carers, the goath American ar
row poison, mast bo aeed along
with the primary anesthetic drug.
Tbe deader Is greater ta such
asset, bat area ea, the Harvard
study showed eat dsath for aver#
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S o c ia l £
v sm
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Honoring Parents,
Teachers Thursday
l
Pinecrest School Organizes P-TA;
Officers To Be Elected Next Meeting
r t n m u t School held a martini
o( parent*, teacher* and friend* at
the new ichool 'Pturiday evening
at 7:36 p m The parent* fir*l
met in the cla*»room* ot their
rt ildrrn to irlect room rfpretentalivrv and xet acquainted. At
It o'clock the (roup moved their
o.in chair* In the auditorium and
Mr* M -r u r r t Rtvnnldt acted at
temporary chairman
Mter the flag **lute and lord'i
Trarer intrndticl'on* of the facul
ty an t tchool pertonnel were
made Mr* Val Robbin* volunteer
ed to be temporary »ecretary. A
motion « t i made to orfanlie a
Tinecreit P -TA The motion patt
ed and a conttitutinn and by-taw*,
rerommmded by the national par
ent leacher* oraaniratitm. were
dltcut*ed fully and adopted.
The entire group divided Into
zoned area* to aelect member* of
a nominatini and advitory ramrniliee Thove telected were. Mr*
Margaret R r y a n, rrpreirnting
teacher*; Mr* Fret, tiana*. hu*
rh.ldren- R L McKnmht, Dteam•old; Mr*. Byron Smith tblham
Tudor, and other area*, Mr* Ann
Humphrey. Thi* eommiltce will
prevent the name* of officer* to be
elected at the next meelinx
It wat decided to arrept the In
vitation of the Southtlde School to
join with them in the Hallowe'en
Carnival. The *chool will be responuble for five of the conretiion*.
Approximately 133 member* paid
their due* The**, atom with tho*e
• ho join at the next mealing. mil
he Ihr charter member* of the or
ganization
An architect'* drawing of thr
action) wav «hown by Mr* John
Burton, wife of the a*«nciat* ar
chitect, with E. J. Moufhton. She
explained it to thote who were interetted
Ruilneta completed, the meeting
adjourned. It was announced that
tha Beat matting
. r will heyheld Oct
.
I at the achool. Officer* • ill be
elected and invtallrd by 51™Marion St John. County Council
P-TA pre.irirnt. Everyone i* ur;ed to attend.
Two Careers
. In One Family
Can Work Out
M ON D AY
The Dependable Sunday School
elate will meet with Mr*. A. K.
Bhoemaker, £311 MellonvilU Av*.
Bl I pm.
Beta Sigma Phi Rornrity will
meet at the home of M ri. Jack
Armitrong with Mi*a Cherry Sing
letary na ro-hoatraa. Mre. Mar
guerite Graham will be gueat
epeaker. Since Mm. Graham le
“ kno' x to he excellent In her
field oi exceptional children'* all
member* ere urged to attend.
There wilt he a Sunday School
Study Courte at the Central
Beptlit Church at 7:30 p.m. The
title ie “ A Church Using 1U
Sunday School".
ix ra m r
The Ware Bible C la n of the
Ftra» Mrtbodiat Church will meet
• t i p m. fori* covered dith tup
per In McKinley Hall. OUieeri of
the clan will be boita.
The Elder Springe heme dewioaatretion club will meet at the
tome ef Mr*. Lou Ia .Nolan.
The Fidelia Claaa ef Firal
Bapliat Church will meet with
Mre. Geneva Van Buiklrk, SOT
W . 10th St. at I p. m- Members
of group .No. Six with Mr*. Bu
ford Brown at chairmen will be
hoateiara.
The Sanford Tourist and Shuffleboard Club will Kara a covered
dith aupper at A p. m. Gemee will
fellow.
The F L T Club will meet in the
lO O f Hall at I p. m.
The First Baptist Intermediate
Xoyal Ambassador* will meet at
f p.m.
The regular meetinf of the
Ladle* Auxiliary ef the VFW
*111 he at S p.m. ia the Legion
Hut. All member* are urged to
attend at important pleat will
ho made at this time.
W ED N ES D A Y
The Seminole County Food A i■delation will meet at Went Sid*
School at 3:30 p.m.
The Ftrel Baptist Junior GJk.'a
f i t and IS year) will meet at
the churrh at 3:30 p.m.
The First Baptist Prayer meet
ing service will begin at 7:30
p.m. Bring your Bible*;
T h i F i r a t Baptist Sunday
School Superintendents Cabinet
meeting will be held la the Chel following the Frayer Meet
r service.
The BPW will hold a regular
meeting at 6:39 pax. at the
Yacht Club. Mrs. Little will serve
oapper.
The Central Baptist Churrh
ehoir rehearsal will he at T p m.
The Drat regular meeting ef
the Semiaole County Council ef
F -T A will meet in Lake Mary at
t:3 t to 11:30 nan. AH officer*
and delegate* ef ell P -T A ’a are
•rgad to ha preeaaL
C
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Ve
i
THUBaDAT
jm
i*
Tha Firat Baptist Junler R.A.'a
will meat at tha church at 7
Fit ID A Y
Tha Beaferd Duplicate Bridge
Club will meat at U * Yacht Club
fee It* regular weakly
Jesting U scheduled fee 7;!0 (MB.
Bitb play to Start promptly gb •
ririedu
in
h« U M
at M I A . la
Drinks
The Fouthtlde P-TA held It*
day niirht In the form of a refin t meeting of (he year Thurxception In which the new tracti
o n and parent* were honored.
About -AM people attended the
affair at which Mr*. GuaUve
piraident. preaided,
The
half hour wa* »pent in
|hf ,u „ r o o m . with the taacher*.
Tha patent* Uirre tramod *0011 '
thing about the yean work and
talked with the leather*,
Mix* Gen* Nunnelty, music
teacher, accompanied by Mi*.
Clarence IVelih, led the group in
tinring. Mr*. Hamherter then in
troduced the member* of her
ttoaid who will work with her
during the year.
Mr*. Velma Mitchell, principal,
introduced all the teacher* and
Mi*. Ruby Davit, the iunrhiuoui
maftager.'Tb# group went to the
|un<hroom for tefieahmeat*. Derotation* of rote* ad pink hihi-cui were placed appropriately
about and each table w »« renter
ed with a palm froth filled with
yink hibi»eu*. O.-v each end wa»
a va.e of pink ro»e» and lighted
taper*.
Tunrh and xooki** were icrvrd
and it wa* announced that the
fu»t grade won ll.e room eou-1.
Pl.ru w ,ie al.0 made for the
annual Halloween Carnival.
By DOROTHY ROE
AP tVemra'e Editor
Two career* In one family work
out all right. Just to one doe. not
try tn influence the other, tay*
Slmonelta. Italian He.liner. who*e
hutband Fablam D head of the
Roman fathion hou<e which 1* one
of her rbief competitor*
In New York during a tour of
the country to introduce a new per
fume atom with her fall fa.hlon
collection Slmnnctta laughed gaily
a* the ditcutted the phenomenon
of living tn marital bli*i with a
rival geniui, Said the"Both of u* weir welt launched
in our own carrer* at the time of
our marriage, vo we Juit earned
on There n rvrr wat any queilion
of joining our two buiinette*. My
huthand it known for hta own par
Mr. and Mr* M N Cleveland
ticular style of de.lgn, ju*l a* I and little Mary have returned
am known for mine. We d iiru u from several week* vi*it in
generally our plan* for each new ' Georgia and the Carolina*. W hile
collection, end then we leave each away Mr*. Cleveland attended
other alone.
1 reunion with her 10 brother* and
"nften. a* Ihi* year, our collec-•,|*t, r» and their famiiie*.
turn* are entirely different Th i.
fall Fablani likes belt* very low
Mr and Mr*. J
V Patton and
while I like them very high. No hlx parent* Mr.
and Mr*. J IV.
frlctioa. you see"
! Patton left Friday for their
Simnnelta ia)* ahe think* actu home, in Cincinnati, Ohio, after
ally it's a good idea to he married .pending two weeks with the
to a man ia the aame bu.ineta, ex former Mr*.. Patton'* parent*,
Mr. and Mr*. W. H. Thom ..,
plaining;
J
"Fathion detign is a hertlc bnvine*t you know. When 1 am working
The many friend* of Mr*
on ■ roller I ion I may keep at il Altianrler A'aughan will ha sorry
for day* at a lime with practically In learn that .he It ill at Ih*
no sleep, working unlit midnight And* iron Nurrinr Home.
every night. If my hu.band were,
say, a banker, hr would not under
M l at
Marianne
Strickland,
stand auch thing*. Rut a* it in, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. M It.
”
my huiband i* keeping the *ame Sim kland, and the Ml**** San
hour* and doing the ram* thing, dra and Sonja Monforton, daugh
»o there it no argument."
ter* ef Mr. and Mr*. E- A. Mon
forton. left recently from New
U»ing ir«food for a »al*d? Mari Smyrna Rrarh to enter their
nate it first in a well-iea*nned frethntan year al Virginia InterFrench dreviing. At serving time, mont College, Rnttnl, \*.
drain off any of the drrtiing in
the bowl and mix the seafood wiih
Mr and Mr*. Peler Monje have
diced celery, green pepper and returnr.l from an eitendrd trip
maynnnaitr. Surround the tee food to California wh*re they vi*lled
with talid green* and garnlih with with
Mrs.
Monje'* daughtet.
paprika and rapert. Or ute rile While there they experienced a
ed hard-cooked egg and gherkins •hock from an earthquako that
for the garnlih.
•truck that elate.
psAAonaU
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Committee Leaders Announced
At West Side P-TA Session
The ft rat »>-*>ion nf the SVe»t Dudley; hoipitality, 'Ir*. Jame*
Side Primary I’-T A wa* held Hou.er; hi.toiian. Mr*. Gilbert
T h in , lay evening al ihe » , h n| H;org#r. county rouncll delegate*,
with Mr*. It. U I’aiker, pte.i- Mr*. Lucille Dudley and Jui>«
dent, presiding.
Lyon*.
The program "inrere.t fmder"
sh„ ofl prtnfi
(> |h,„
.hret* were dl.lrlbuted for p .rth, , lhon,
,
i n i. to fill out. All were * ,.,n Including lea.he,*. Mr*. Stephen.
a list of officer*
| r„min||t,e „ (n> fj, t,
Ml|
chat 1 men for the year
Mr*. IVatr. .emnd: and Mr*.
Mr*. Parker inlrmiuced Ihe fol- Holme, and Mr*. Neider, thud,
low mg committee chairmen: pie* \t r l. Sharon at.o art* .* a firat
| *1, rni, . I t " - I I . I.
Vl‘ * grade teacher M i * . Manna
ptr-nli I, Mr* Maigaiel Roulh: |tr. lfl j. p„ ,
..rte la .y , Mr*, t
S. ly .m .; Mr*. Dekta and Mr* I.ee . . .
iia -u irr. Ir-. Fred Mem; pi", lunchroom worker* while Ruful
giam chairman, Mr*. W. P Ball; Plm, j, Jimtor,
puhll.alion*. Mr*. G. A lU r r u ;
,
|.|f, r„ lt „ n,| R„»lftt V.t l.olgit and finance, Robert U p - entin« volunteered t., act ••
membership, Mr* 11 I ,i,Unta to Robert Uppiacott,
Bedenbaugh: pubUelty.Jlre. 8am
rhar(( of lh,
Dunn; .indy courH, Mr*. D. I (*.T A Hallowe'en Carnival to bo
MArmlinn; hmUh h ui w f . U i f , ^i r |^
.**
Mi*. J, H Stapler; devoilonah
All r«Ient* 'w e«, urged tn eon*
,* tiiady Herman; *afety. Mr. , M rr |h, . rrl>knt m, uran(, fuf
M ' '• • l'.n .i.
Mr.
Fir
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School picture* witl b* taken
(iM 'K I ’ PU.N A T I M E — The Sanford Stmv I.'auuc call'd a tiurtirir I'hui.tlsv n chi in the l a . (it
Club to nrxaniir a Junior v-tnrv I e»eiie
• C 11 , n l„ t o , " if , sc, • .1 lit and If* and all mother*,
\ latte numher of Intereited pei tone attended. ( I ’h to by Janie.on Stj.f.ol
Mcofino
inr .*!r ,| f,“
( V i l l i m y SchriHulpH
a J l l K . U U K . L I ,i
thi.
rr*
... that they will do
available at Christmas.
Sl.lt* to thr ilaoioom* followed *"d irfir.hment* wrro
then *er*ed in the lunchroom ty
thr officer* Approximately IM
inembei* were present.
Tha fir«t Counly Connell meet'tig will hr held a! lake Maiv
‘-epl. ;| fiom !• till 11 ;(V am.
Pie.idem, Mr* Maimn SI John*
j urge, all delegate* »nd patent*
Me. and Mi* A H McCulloch, illy rnarsc r John C, Fcrrli, the to allrnd,
a.*i*trd by Mr. and Mr*. A. J. town plaiilinx* and iaie hlM«. >.»
S* hailing*, eriltrtaini'd the lien- wl the
h"iiK of Mr. It
)
rva Garden Club Wednesday, ti'H i'iiy and the modem landSept. It at their N rn Smyrna xapiug at tiie home of Dr. It.
Reach homr,
A. Awn N o t. \ abort ride wn*
The day’s artivitle* started th*n taken to |o<int out a cyrad
with a .wim, followed It) a aur- palm at llu-ii St ,« f oil luaii, hr,|
pri.w birthday tunebron honoring 1 11,111 at riiangr St. n»il a myrtle
Mi*. Charle. Cole of Geneva.
tu , ciowli 1; 01 ,• of a (aim tree
A beautifully ilrcoiaterl cake, at City Mmi-olal Puih
A
w onilerfu l
Perm anent
a lovely gift aid litany raid*
It the > 1 of the lour the
th a t's an envy tu manage
wrra prr.i-ritrd to Mi*. Cole lit Schellliu- xriiriiutriy o p « nod
honor of the even loll
tinor lovely new homr oil trank. . . Oeop n a v e l, tu ft, lung
T O V i'A N T 81 PPKR
After thn lunrlieon the g ietli lln St to t r club memtin •
l.*am t» mcke tiii* deiectahle a weie taken on a ver> In tru d in g
Thou
a’ trn.ling wen
Ml*
lasting c u rls —
, king *au-e t'ei* -vary the in- l"ur plarmnl hv Mr* MeCullm-h. Chaite- Ci-le, Vti* J. II llillue/.
Three type* of i .n l m - were in- III* I* 'I I add, Mi* Claii<*
rflfljient* *tv td to It
(llc g u la r lv S ID )
•peeled: tire r<wk garden and It*u.nl<->, Alta. IS (1. htlliee, \|i*
Sh*tn-p Crekta 1
, .
, ■
i . . . u v Shell* iwarh planting, at tin home of Martin lla n i'ii, Sir* SS \ SSagth ,rk ; U ; . M n " " la - Bowl
--------------------------Mr. D, Peter. M r, »
Hr* vd fra y
A tx chieken drained mushmom*. .
11 '
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-laughter, Kaien.
Pmeapp'e lif t J* Cake
cut olive*, p'liwhliv *irlp«. ham
'
Hive. »g r
a -d rhetrr wt|h .inca Add saM
Culling a Iro.lril cake’ You evn1
( H U M S V I.A BING
aid iieppn ti tr,*t.. Amount will krrp vmtr kmfr free of (mviing
Ingredlenl-: 3 tablupeun* butter <-.epend on . 'a . 'i i i 'g in chicken and cake numb* if you dip Ihe
.it nurgardre, 4 P'l',e»iK«int flour,'*.o,k Itehevr 't-ive in pastry kmic into hut water In-lme each
I DR East 2nd SI.
Than*
1 . w ri .,-aioned chicken »tn,k. rlirll, M ak-. fi rer.ing*
I cut.
i cup li*V* -.c a n . ««* cup. cubed
, ,-oke.l rh.e'e-r tu*e whit* m<at
rnd park lawn In -tiea*uiinx rupi.
I can I h ounce.) broiled hla,k
u Ive* te-r* Yeon- pit* in large
mere*!, ! dr*.lied canned
himII n i n e , ten* tn fine strip**, I
table*ponn finely dieeh cooked
ham. I lahD'Poor ,ooking sherry,
• tra sail aid t*) per
Atrlhodi H ilt hutte^ ovet low brat
In 2-*,uart sauoeperc Wen1 In flour
AdAr hlekrn stork nnd light cream,
e. ok and ft'r con.tonllv over low
heat until thlck-T.e.1 and buhhty
G eneva
Club Ma/<es G circien Tour
S&pisLnw&L SpsudaL
COLD WAVK
Try This One
7.50
EVA BESS BFAUTY SHOP
tU a * ! n> * * * ■ U k ^
LAUNDROMAT and DRYER
HOME LAUNDRY PARTY
TUESDAY, SEPT. 20—STARTING
t&l
kI
W e s tin g h o u s e
rnirn
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AT 1:30
I I I ■ U I I N ■ ■■|*F tha aalraclaa
Saturday
September 24
■lade yaaat t h by Madam automatle
lawn dry ayrlparaa ll Start dwlaf tha
laaaily wash the
Waatia|heai* way. JuM
art It ead forget III Sawn yawrwelf countbee hoora wf 111ting, at00plug, riming
ga d w rin g in g
llt llY ir
g
l/ / — tha ennapleto deter*
§mu that's ruedam-made far ewtomatie
washing I Sea haw all gate rlathrn whiter,
■ rfiraily d ata. See haw heewtUwUy all
washes sad yrrteata arlaa, daerwa, dywel
amd tha ether nxkwrie fahrtm
™ *1.69
i FAIRS S3.00
A BAIRS
9 95
a//...
le every paraea rtlawdieg the
Laeadry party I Taka heaM '.hi* vjuehla
gift, Mart rafag '1 r%h* away la yew
Tea'll never go berk
be leey, eld-fashl— ed leendry prod acta,
REFRESHMENTS
IAN G E CENTER
raONK T71T
Reg 11.SO
31 gouga, 30 daniar,
Toe Run Stop
31 gouga, 40 daniar,
Stratth Top and Cotta*
Foe*.
Saamlait Sheer.
Sea mla** Run Raiittant.
r*,. $1.29
3 FAIRS 8 J.IS
8 FAIRS
7.6J
For 10 day* only . , . raving*
>1.39
you can’t afTord to tniaa!
Faliuloui Fhoenix nylons,
I FAIRS $4 IS
A FAIRS
Bring
ywwraalf — hrtog a frired. D e a l etlee
M i l BOX Of
Reg. JI.YS
Fit Suprsma Stratth Shaar,
2 gouge. 10 danler,
66 gouga, 12 daniar.
Rag. $1.65
*
60 gauge, 13 denier.
Dark Seam*, Plom Scorn*.
60 gauge, 13 denier,
Non-Run.
31 gouge, 13 and 30 denier
Run-R-Leit, Seoive Weight;
alto Cottont.
famous for quality, for fit,
I.2S
*
for color now at once-a-year
*
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Yankees Are Acting
Like Bombers Of Old;
Moving In For
By OHI O ROBERTSON
The Associated P m i
The N cm York Yankee* hive
the Ulrvrland Indiani un the Hour
an I like the Bronx Bombers of uld
they arc muving in lor the kill. I
Fur year* the Yankeet have had1
a reputation tor liking a mile oner |
they were given an inch And that'*]
the way L'avey Stengel'* I9J5 edi
tion ha* been performing the past
week.
C L E V E L A N D UP— When It come*
A week ago the Yank* trailed
the Indian* by 1>* game* and ap to booing a player. Cleveland fan*
parently had all the worvl of the don't lake a back teat to anyone.
n r m e r c e r RAII.e t
•chcdule.
Indian fan* have beer, (mutually
T U B ASSOCIATED PRESS
Today they are roaring along t*o rough on Al Ilmen to turh an exp»ul D irtiel’i hljhly lueteiiful
game* in Iron!. The Schedule ladebat a* head loolbssll eoaeh at vor* them with the Tribe in lh« lenl that Ihe ttai Ihlid baicman
JJJj. admit* ii ha* ailcclrd hi* playing
TouliDna State give* two other mmt diaatlrout liilspin ol — .
yea*.
They
have
.even
lo
play
to! “ • » 0
l" »**•*«•
‘ ‘"'"P
near Southeastern I’ o n f e r e n e e
only live lor Cleveland. Both team* •"« aluggrr .aid Palay, "hut I can l
roaehri ijulte a mtrk to vhool at
aie »n ihe road unlii the lainpaigni " ‘ IP hut Ik - aware ol II II* all
J It.la weekend.
around me. I ran t clove my ear*.
cad* Sunday.
I ’m only human Sure II aflecl*
Alabama »nd Tenant.* P»r**Yeiterday the Yankee* UiumpoJ
*int are hoping their new grid the Med boa 17 lor their lllth me. I don't think I'm thin skinned
but I'd like lo know what I've done
boMev. J B. I Ear*) Whitworth »nd *iraight viclory. Hie Indian* bowed
to de*erv* it
to
the
Detroit
llg
e
n
IU3,
then
Bowden Wyatt, will copy Uletael *
“ No one hat to remind me that
1 coriintojt tactic* The LSU Tiger* luurla iiralghl lo*a.
I'm nol having a good »ra*on I
•eiu ihl Kentucky - which could
The cbic.go White So* all but realire more then anybody that il
been " mking aliead to Satur-j
o ji ol iht picture, luting 1-1
I were having my normal year,
5 ” ^ . wdh M „ ,t,* ,p p i-n .p |lo auin-p<ic« K a n ... City. Ine we'd be 10 game* in front inttcad
I n . Saturday right and before the1*** need lour viiUries in their re- of two behind the Yankee* But no
i W'llJcaU woke up Dietiel'i under ni.ining live gamev lo lie fur the body ran accu*r me ot
rated lad* had pre*ented him with Hag even U tha Yank* win only If anything, I may be
one.
hard."
a 19-7 viciory.
Boh Grim waa Ihe big man in
lto*rn. one of the Indian'* brightWhitworth'* Alabama crew goes
againit a tough Soulhwe*t Confer Ui« Yank*' triumph. He replaced eat atar* amcc I9j0, a Iwotime
ence team, Itice. and Tenne»»ee iKcliallcr Bob Turley in the third home run king who rrpreienl*
with the acoie tied 2-2, two runner* Cleveland'* train righl • handed
play* Mississippi Mate.
on have and n o b o d y out. lie power, ha* been hating a had lime
In other SEC npcnci*. defending
promptly *hul Uie door in Ihe face*
champion MisiistlPPi heal Georgia ol Ihe Med bus and pitched hiUeaa of il Ihit year Normally a V4
hitter with an average ol lo home
M i l , Florida rallied and whipped
ball tha remainder ol the way. runt and 100 runt batted In, Hoicn
; Misslstippl S U U 1914. Georila
Only two got on ba»e, Billy Klaui
Tich tripped Miami It-* in • game via Billy Martin’s error and Ted currently ia hitting only .744 with
21 homrra and II run* balled in.
televlted nationally in color and
William*, who walkeJ.
•Tiilane heal VM I 20-7. Vanderblit
“ I talked thl* mailer over with
The Yanki gave Turley a two-run my wife Ihe other day," Ihe 20
and Auburn. Ilka Alabama and
lead off Willard Ntion in the lirat year-old inlirlder raid. “ I (old her
Tenne»»ee. did nol play.
but Jackie Jensen lied It up with that while I have been very happy
Coach Blanton Collier of Kena two-run homer in tba third be la Cleveland and liked In play
tarky told Dieliel the Wildcat!
acre out-coached, outplayed and fore Grim came in from Ihe bull here, the ihouldn'l be aurprited il
I auddrnly found my tell playing
outhuttlcd Matt Burn*, a third- pen.
The winning run, itared olf somewhere el»e. Il't nol that I'd
stringer (all year, quarterbacked
tha W U victory, throwing two Nison, came in Ihe llflh. Two •in ever a*k to be Ira led but Ihe (runt
touchdown pa**ea. All-SEC Bob gle* and a walk loadad Ihe ba*e*. office may get Idea* ''
Hardy of Kentucky *».« the second- As Ted Lrpcio lotted out GU MeIt wa* obvloti* that Roten, a
teat quarterback on the field— for Duugald, Gerry Coleman raced nighty Intelligent and articulate
home.
peraon, wa* reluctant In dl»cu«*
ana same, anyway.
The defeat of the Indiana waa what he fell waa a peraonal prob
* Figuring prominently in Ihe upyet. In addition to Burn*, were half Ironic in that It came at Ihe hand* lem hul it aim waa apparerl that
back Vince Gonialet. who caught of TP-year-old Boh MtUer. beaten he wanlcd to gel It oil hit cheat.
“ I'm not atking foi »ympalhy,”
the two TT> patiei, and Joe May, by Ihe Yanks last week. Al lhal
who ran M yard* with a punt for lima there waa considerable com the prematurely greying athlete
ment because Detroit Manager aaid. "However, II thoie who boo.
hnalftv toufhdnwni
— .
llueny llam a used an untested whether il'a me nr anybody el re.
• There were a lot of long icorlng
youngster in a game Involving thi knew how they were eating our Inplay* in Ihe opening game*— and
pennant.
shlcv oul, I'm »ure they'd not be
avert May*. SS-yardcr wa*n’l the
Bob Miller hurled ili-h ll ball lor proud of lhem»elvra I realire they
longest Florida halfback Jackie
Ihe Indiani before he tired alter feel badly when we |o>e and fed
Simpinn intercepled a pa** on hi*
seven inning* and waa relieved by let down when I don't come
goat line and raced IW yard* to
Dick Marlowe. Pinch hitler liana through. But bow do they think I
*cor«. Ila alto (cored on a 4* yard
Fotlea' two-run homer was the feel?"
run from vcrlmmsgc.
only dimaglng blow off MUIer. By
Georgia Tech'* Paul Rolenberry lhal lime tha Tigers were out in
look a punt and tped 41 yard* for a front, chiefly because of a ala run
T O after Miami'* defenses momen siath inning at the espenae of Mika
tarily tagged when a fair eatrh Garcia and Ray Narleski.
interference call wa* made. And
Qua Eerwlsl'* baaea-loaded homer
:<r a h '» Jim m y Morrl*. a center, off Chicago's Dick Donovan iplkrd
^rift IS yard* with a itolen pan tha Whitt Sox early In Ihe game
another touchdown.
and they nrver were able lo do
. Georgia . Dirk Young and Jimmy anything with Ihe offering* of Art
*0»T callaboraleJ on a 18 ysrd tm r- Ditmar.
Ing aerial Mitiltuppl State'* Bill
The Baltimore Orlolti pulled out
Stsntnn threw a 11-yard icorlng ol the cellar into a seventh place
*» to end Ron Bennett and TU- He with Ihe Senators as they beat
l'« battery of time Newton and Washington SO behind Jim Wilson
t m r t * i M i « T r . n run**
At Cottrell connected for Ihe lame
The Milwaukee Bravaa clinched
au iia n tv i .k i m i :
iiaUace and »ame rciull.
V* 1. Prl
a • e o n d place in Ihe National Naw Turk
«l >s (IS
M fb »li* lp p l'» Eagle Day didn't Ltagua with an ll-laning 2-1 vie • 'LsaUnd
IS ■s .4*1
if •1 .Ml
ttnw r any long touchdown psiies, lory over the S4. Louis Cardinal*. I’hlraea
■eaten
•r *1 •Ji.
but ha completed I I of 70 for IM But the New York Giants and tha I •strait
*4
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yard* and kept Georgia in a hole Philadelphia Phillies remained In K >••<> rily
s> ,ln
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tVa*hineion
, with hit bomb-light punting.
a battle for third place. The Giants Itaillini.'t
»• y* SI*
»:* iM in tt -* Mint L ie
; • All SEC learn* will be In action dropped • T-l decision to the N»W tVotlt
a. II,-tin,, |
Saturday. In addition to the Ala Dodgers while Ihe Phillies split »*tr«*n ia, n»r*i*i.d a
,an»** i’ll* S •hi. *i n |
bama-Wee and Trnnruee-M liiii- with Ihe Pittsburgh Pirates, losing llalUmni*
v. VV••hlnainn •
aippl Slate game*, Chattanooga la Ihe first S-l and winning the nightTim a *-• ■ • • lim it:
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Men Turk al VVa*hlna<„a
Ida, Vanderbilt at Georgia, Mlttls- game In front of Ihe Phils.
(inly earn** ■<i.r«iol. ,t
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Mppi at Kentucky, LSI' \* Teaa*
The Cincinnati Redlegi downed
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Close 6 -0 Score
riday In Long wood
Cleveland's Fans
Unusually Rough
On Slumping Rosen
Dietzels
Showing
Successful
R EU S
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UofF Has Plenty
Work Readying
To Meet Tech
stand* a ft. I in. and weinh* IHT.
Boxers More Worried
About Hurricane, lone
NEW Y O IIK -jv— lone, a gal with
a real big punch, had heavyweight
champion Itocky Marciano and
Archie Moore more worried about
her lhan each other a* they idled
away the hours.
Trained to a raror-tharp edge,
the lighter*' long preparations for
tumurruw't title bout In Yankee
Stadium ended yeiterday with
•horl busing aeiiioas. Now they
had nothing lo do but peer at the
>kir* and wonder II lone waa going
la throw a v*cl, blanket over their
plant.
If il «hou!d force a postponement,
I he light will be hclJ Wednesday.
Thursday ia the nest postponement
date.
The U-ycar-old light heavyweight
champion considers himself a cinch
to become the oldest heavyweight
king in history and doesn't want
lo wait an hour more lhan neeet•ary for the crowning.
Marciano U Jutt aa anaious lo
get at hit rocky challenger. Rocky
admili lhat Archie's taunt* have
sunk deep and while he won't make
any prediction hi* followers say
lhal he Is burning In destroy Moore
in Ihe early round*.
Judging by hia latt three workout*, the ll-year-o!d heavyweight
ruler may do Jutt that. Never a
“ gym lighter,'' Rocky haa been
spectacular wilh both Ihe power,
speed and p r e c i s i a n o fh ls
punching.
While training drills seldom am
a reliable criterion, this observer
after watching Ihcm practice over
Ihe past week, pick* Marciano to
win on a knockout within 'fiva
rounds.
Rocky's body punching has hern
devastating and tyr haa been un
loading his blows in combinations
uf Ihree and mote within sgalit
seconds.
Moore, asserting that he only
wants lo keep his "edge honed,"
went through eaay-paced two-round
drills In the pail week. Rocky
NO AARKING H EA R D
LINCOLN, IU. 'jB— T hieve* broke
Into a warrhouie at Robert Sand
ers' dog kennel and took 1,200
pounds ot dog food. Forty dogs
art quartered tn the kennels but
Shetru Ken Zimmerman u ld no
one In the area beard any barking.
board four rounds In sack session
until tha final two dayi.
"I've been fighting loo long lo
watte any of my strength In train
ing." aaid Archie. “ I know what I
ran da and Its Juat a mailer of
keeping my sharpness."
The odd* alill favor Marciano
by 1-1 to stretch hi* all-winning
streak lo 19. Moore has won hia
last 11 over Ihe past Utroe years
and nine months.
UCLA and Maryland claih In
College Park. Md , Saturday in (hr
college fovtball campaign's first
battle ol Ihe top teams.
Each has ooe game under It*
bell.
UCLA, rated (hr No. I tram in
Ihr Associated Prrss prrteaion
poll, drfratrd Teas* AAkt 21-0 last
week, thanks mostly lo Ihe efforts
of Ronnie (F o rt) Km a. who tossed
three touchdown panes.
Maryland, ranking fifth, had a
rough time eking out a 13-12 vic
tory over Missouri in ila opener
Saturday. The Terp* were unim
pressive fighting off Ihe Tigers
after notching both their touch
down! in Ihe first half.
Pitt, apparently moving into the
national spotlight again under new
Coach Johnny Michehten, pollthcd
off California 77-7 although it wa*
a struggle for Ihree periods. Pill
play* Syracuse Saturday in the T V
Game of the Week.
Oklahoma, perrnnial champion
nf the Rig Seven, will make iti
first start againit North Carolina.
If any other Rig Seven ichools
were thinking of challenging the
Sooner*, they'va probably dropped
any such ideas. Flvt of them
played ponconferenca foes and
lost.
Nebraska waa up*et 4-0 by the
University of Hawaii.
In addition to Missouri and
Nebraska. Kansas was licked by
Teas* Christian 47-M: Wyoming
shattered Kansas State 22-20, and
Denver overcame Iowa State 19 7.
Michigan, potential ruler of the
Big Ten, begin* operations Satur
day against Missouri, while Ohio
Stale, which figures to provide Ihe
Wolverines' main opposition, takes
on Nebraska.
Legal Notice
o o th t:
By B. H UG H A.NSLKY
ming luma hia eyea toward
With bad drfrn*iva eblllug by Haitingi. The Feda open then
season
Friday night
Srminola and a 30-yard bullet regular
against a fast Hasting* team.
aerial by l.yman's David Stearns
Coach Fred lianas will capitalist
to Billy Lrman*. the underdog
on par* defense Ihla week ta
Lyman Greyhound* edged the reedy his boy» foe Ik* Hatting!'
Fed# A-0 Friday night at Lungapllt T aerial attack. The gama
wood. The play was made early
will be played In Sanfjrd Friday
In the rrcond quarter on a third night. Kiekoff time Is ■ p.m.
down with ala y-aida to go. Sem
T H E Y A IU IS T IIK
irol# mused into a clmr 0 --2
LY M A N
defrnaise formation. Grryhauml SE.M INULE
g*
First Downs
quaiierliarli David Strsens pa-a- S
Rushing Yardsg*
9.1
rd from his .70 yard line to end 71
-a
Passing Yardage
1m
Hilly Lemons who waa waiting 07
I'aa'ft A ttr ni pled
to
on the W. The Feds were caught 13
I’ai-rs ComplMed
2
without a safety-man. and all* 7
I’assrv Intercepted
1
tha waa between lemons and 0
F'lmblr*
2
paydirt was M yards of open 2
4
Fumbles Recovered
.1
field.
4
2 •
I’untv
Feda* quarterback Al SUnley
11.1
Punting Average
31.1
waa the fire in Seminole'* at- 1
3S
Yarda Penalised
r.0
tack. It* carried the plgtkln 4J
T h , Lineup; Ktminoia' 40*— 1r
yarda averaging .V» yards par
Edwin Maduve, w g i i isfmer:
carry, and he paatad for C7
T — Hilly Tyre, Mile* Hudeowi
3'ard* completing seven out of,
G— Virgil Uraeey, Terry GoemIS
attempted
pa**-*. That'*
lie; C— Charles Pence; (JB— Al
good pawing in any game. With
Stanley; FB Bill Robinson;
escellent blocking, however, he
GU— Johnny Yracklc. At Collins.
had sticky fingrr* time and.
I.ytnan (4 )— E— Billy Lemons,
again on an optional play that,'
Ralph Faiina; T — Jrt* Vanlfom,
had he handed off the hall in
Jim Hopklna; G — Rodney God*
stead of keeping it, might havoj
deed, John
Shulls; C— Lam.-ir
mad* a difference In the game.
Halms; QB— Don Staveni; FB —
Fiva hundred fan* thrilled to
tha exciting game, as both for Alton Boone- T i l — Das* Blesrnat
WB— John Fambro.
ward wall* turned In top per
Co-Captains;
Seminole:
AI
formances, hitting herd and sur
prisingly low. Seven times the .Stanley, Te rry Goemble. Lymant
ball was jarred loos# from the Ralph Farina, John Shult*.
Scora by periods
carriers.
.Seminola ___ ____ __ _ 0 0 0 •
Spearheading L y m a n
w a s Lyman
.
0 • 0 0
flashy quarterback David Me- Touchdowns; Lemons.
vena, who turned in 40 minutes
of brilliant play, and guard Jolt
ing John Shulls. Shullx borkrd
8
two of Seminole's punts deep in
lh* Fed's territory. One blocked
punt was on the ten yard tine,
with the hall on the one yard|
line.
No seniors played for Semin
ole, while Lyman fielded four.
Coach Boh Koonls was pleased
with what hr saw In hia boys,
whit* l.yman'a coach Jim Fayne
rxppraaed amassment at th4 per
formance of hia boy*: thoy had
only four pre-season acrimmnke*
beraut# nf rain.
Meanwhile, roach Bill Flam
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lhal s I nmplalm far Olsnrra baa r i - r da. *1 I*.*# A. M. aa lha Ilk
broa fllrd agalnai rou. sad yo-i day af » i«h»r, t*»l. a* Iks rily
ar* rr-iuiird In a*r*a n roay nf llall la (Ivlartn, Plarlda. (nr Ih*
urm>*» nf rnasld*rlae |<»illlaalae
ur .Ilianrr ar Plaadlnt In lha
mytaIat •n lh* plainllfr a af<* iTrenll I'aurl *| naaslaala
I'mtalr, Flnrlda. al Iba fall lariw
Inraay. J. n rn a M .L IIMtlNOHr.
Ita Vnrlb Main Wlra«l. Orlando, 1*it nt raid taarl, far an ardar
rtnrlda and HI# Ih# ordinal An- avlaadlag lb* lams af said SlaMa
anai nr Itradlna In tha nlfira nf ttrelaaea tslalrlrl from May Ilk.
IS* Pltrh nf Clrrult Caarl *• nr Itlt. Car aaeh * * 'M af lima *•
Mf„ra ihr 2lal day af Oclnbar. may k* dalarmlaad at aaid meelISIS 1C ynu fall la da an. luda- laa.
Al said maallaa asary acre af
mani by dafanli will ha tahon
(■atari yaw far Iba ro'laf dam*ad- lead la lb* tdalrlri shall r*pr***al
na* *hera sad each nttasr ekall
ad la iha (n n y la iit.
HONK AND OltHKnRH al Raa- be *nilll*d In an* sale la Mr*** ar
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day of by yraar- la wrlllne duly aUnad
r» rw Mnrlda,
rmnaa, Ibla
«wia ltlb
in
■aitambar, A. I> ISIS.
far artre
fee
*»»ry area
arc* nf
nr land awaad
awa
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IV I*. Hacadna. Hark nf him II aaid
said Plain,
Plairlcll
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rirru
C
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may rraiaaaat th»lr wards, siaruI'auBljr, risrMa
Inf • aa I admlaltlralnr. may rear*.
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and aMsela rarpnrallaa atay b*
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duly *aia*nia>d -»***i».
Ite N Main IHraet
■itliMu/ r tartan
. DATKIi thl* Itlb day af Ocpleat-
Cleaned
Preaeed
L ANpY
Dry O u ters
U S E . 2nd.
Fka 4 W
A NEW SERVICE FOR SANFORD
BOTTLED GAS
$5.00
PER 100-LB. CYLINDER
No Instollotioii Chargt
s
-
GAS CO.
R
1 £.•'* »J-nw
H*fraUty nr glavl* Praia»«• Plaleiri ar Mmlaelv
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You Are Cordially Invited
To Visit
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CLASSIFIED ADS
RIVER
At Lemon
Rivertroni
enma-Firil
FR O N T LO TS
Bluff. Only eleven
Iota available F in t
acne.
LAKKFRONT COTTAGE
300 Ft. From i|r. 3 acre* land,
modern concrete block rottace.
Completely equipp'd and turniihed Boat and kicker. EiceJ*
lent IDhiaf. Peaerful location.
12 miles trom Sanford, hard
road. 88,100.
C -r~ ,
Phone 11J9 •A. B. Pateraon.Brokcr
Aiaoclatai . A. B. Pataraon Jr.,
P. J. Cheatenon. Oartlald WUiatta. John Malach, R. W WilUami. A. C. DoodDsy. Land Sur
veyor.
O ^ t h T w a k t -A S SSparttoent Im-
C. A . W H ID D O N , S R .
Ref. Real Eataia Broker
V. E. DOUGLAS, ASSOCIATE
ita A Park
Pb ua>
OND M. M I J . B E O K E I
responsible far only c m Ucorrtci RAYM
« . M. HARRISON, B R O K ER
toirrtinn________________________
5 D High! ty man, Salesman
104 South Park Are.
Pboae MB
-= 1
m-iffft.
Clean furnished apt
d o a e ln .
3U Palmetto At*. Phono a ll.
II-
t —REAL EWTATB FOB K*LE=2
Seminole Realty
M O RE
M ISC ELLA N EO U S ___ -1 3 l b -
B U Y IN G
BOATS
MOTORS
-If
A N D
!S—
S E LLIN G !
B E A U TY PARIOR S
— it
IN STR UCTIO N
-on
H IP S A N T0 0 D H W A L D
Mnn. Sept. Iff. I9SA
Page T
LOCAL High School Boy want* JO E SW IFT. 12 ft. boat. Trailer,
SP EC IAL at H A R R IE T T S
MODERN PIANO COURSE
room and Intent. Write Box MU
(Through .September'
m i 12 H IV Witard kicker.
I’er'iinil ln*iructton at jour homr
- - I be Sanford llrruUt.
Pi one 1883-11,
Regular Iio Show Curl or Rcalttb* Harry Weoer. P t». Box Call ui about our Bnrm tu rates.
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tic Permanent* nnlv M 30.
The Want Ad Dapartment ft
371 Sanford. Fla,
Eadaaad bead. Saf-prool bottom
SP EC IA L B K ETICEP
- I t M . FURNITURE- 1 TtoU
H A R K 1K TT8
open from 8:30 a. m. until 8:30 p,
rail with ptaette anas. PlasUt or
rayoo tapes. Cot too or nylin
I1 K A U T Y N O O K
lluy your Furniture at Berry'*
GATLIN RROTIlERS
A little .pare Ilk. thU will get
d*n #Vn *1
cords.
103 S* Uak Ave.
Waretiuuve Furn., Co., at 901 W
Dragline and Bulldorcr Service
your mc«<age before mtr more L
III*
Phone 971
1*t St All nationally adv. fur
S e n k a rlk G la m and P a in t Co. l’honea: 2221— Sanford, 2161 —
than loono rridera Tell 'em to " '* a -''»y interlion* I* 8:00 p. m.
almra »l warehou.e price*_____
HM 14 West 2nd SY
Phone 321
the
day
prtrading
publication.
davt Phone 1821.
Geneva
S K I’T K M .H K K S I’ K U I A I ,
21LOST AND FO UN D
-f t
C A R P E N TE R WORK
W AVE permanent that * vn
Uatferly Applianco Center F‘or quick repair job* or »mall FOUND — Watch on Grammar COt.D
eavy to manare Reg $10. NOW
To place* V \v«n)
Huy; Sell. Rent. Hlra with want
"Your WeaUn|houje Dealer"
building. Call Jim 1II2-M-4.
School Ground* Thur*day. Own
.
87 V»
r . *2
*oo, " , A,rt ,
D"1 bu*ie*t aaletmaa ta
Matter Wather*
er
may
have
b)
identify
in;
and
ju^t
(
nil
lx*.M
und
Ji^k
for
tntn. rut one to work for m «
I’lembinr. R r m v Dealing
K V A -H K S S H H A U T Y S H O P
A ft.C W»vh»r
paying for thi* ad. Phone tn.12
tho Want Ad department
Phone t*21. W# wtll ba glid la
M . G . II O D G K S
Coleman Heater*
A i t Conditioned
Sanford Herald
I
»*■
Slromberi — Carlton
Server on All IVafer Purr.oa—
108 E. 2nd St.
LO ST: Green 1'ataVeet — name
We Servlre Wkat We Sell
Well* Drilled — Pomp*
Phone 3(0____________
Pepper vieintty noia'.ia Drive.
I U Mainall* Are
rrone 173*
Psola Road Phone 7M
Call 1769-W.
2 3 - L A U N D R Y ~ 8ER VVICK -S 3
Brrtt Praetor Ck.
FMK1K S A N Iim n » Fimvhtng. FO UN D — Cocker Spaniel. hr.>»n
and while »t>dfed
Ahoul 3 a One hour • W i n and Damp
Rlway iT-al Saath
Ml
Oak Ooorx fumuhed. laid A f.-i
Dry
month* old Call 1*21
l*hed. In btaeine* • More UW
e One hour H • Waih and Dry
K F. Rlevena; Route 2. Ilox 227,
?2—
KLECT1UCAL
KERATCEa—
22
Give Seal, SIS , FienrP ProvenTold
Call 716 lt-4 before J a. m or
rial Coffee Table, 120,. Early
* Ftnivhed ljundry
after 8 p m .
FK IO ID A tK E appRaneea. aale* • Sanitone Dry Cleaning
American Coffee Table, $?:>.,
and arrviee. C, 11 High, Oviedo
New Platform R o d e n . 81993.
Southwirfe
Im o n d ro m a t
P L U M R IN G
Fta. Phone 4131 ar Sanford
tl. E. Refrigerator M l 93, frrm*. Contract and rcpiir work. Free
Sowlh Side Food mart Bldg.
Iflil
W
after
a
t>
m
Dv/cnv of intrrntmg articles,
IN Kart 23th SC
roimate*. K I. Harvey, 20t
Sanford^ Ave rhnne 1*28
t i - O F F IC E R08RPHEN1 -2 3
THE CURIOSITY SHOP firltli* A Hunter CnnilrurHon Co. H X W B SR k # M.cbtna % n PlAJVO ax RVICE
-r t
Next to Bennett'i Court IT-92 So
Homei and Remodeling
Typewriter*, adding marhinet,
Phone J.i8l'M-4.
s m -n a a n
Technician
u
Salea-RnULa, 314 alagBoUa, Pb u
O u t Went 1.1th SI
24Bt
Phona 1181 Rnula t. Sanford
Good Upricht Piano. Phone 1391 PHESCHIPTIONS fllled pmmpili
while >mr wait in alr-cnriditioned M l * M
GENERAL
Eleelrte 4 burner
comfort at San Juan Pharmacy
Move .18". Excellent bargain
pAPicTWE^t N i l . .
/ ir W W O Q T M IT
23 W Central. Orlando, Ph 2 SDK*
ITit phone evening*. 1871-W-M.
— Factory to Ton «
Aluminum
VtMilan Rlinda
SHERMAN C0NCRE
PIPE CO.
w. d i E m m s
T . W. MCRO
W E L a E A APAKTW e n t i : n o w . tM t,P ir k A rt.
*7 or 143
private hatha. U4 W. B n t i t
Three bedroom home near PineRolUwap i l l B oh y-----crest tchooL 2 qell landtcaped
Iota with treei. Yenned in rear For Sale' Roll!**! hleycle. good 14 E 5 „ , Week ar - J M t L
M J
tVVL’RANCF.
-H R
yard. Total pnea only 810.200.
rondition, ?o Inrh *lre Ph 1393
*>ith Icrmi.
or »rv at 2U3 Elm Ave.
FURNISHED APTS.
Robert A. Williams, Reallor Window Fan*, air rnnduioner*.
Ftefened Rat. a to F t afar red
001 Wait li t . O r Call at rural- Raymond Luadqalsi. Aaaaciata
Policyholder*
all
nex,
atiihfly
above
roil
tura Caotar, U t Wait l i t
Phona 1873 Atlantic Bank Bldg
John wniiama Inn. Afftaey
Firextnne Slore*
817 Baaford Atlaatle
Avalaa Apia. Bfflefeoey.
Far year Real Eatato neeca:
Ikagaerly Appliance Centrr
18
T»W .
________ Cullen and Harkey. Healtora
USED
laa N Park Ara. h w a t i l l
One Scrvel Ref
199 r .
One 8 2 cu. It che»t F re rifr 129 93
NEW LA K E H O M E
121 93
2 UK. Fla. room, oak floor*. plas One Kenmore Waiher
33on
tered, 1H baths, larce lot. a One Lawn Mower (Real)
^ , O u o M t Q n I n , u c * n CE
113
Magnolia
Ave
Phone
1*37
Miie* from Sanford on Otieenp H C ^ t H 'l
Emcrpnae Road Come out and
Furnished A p t Pk
A B n q ja w a n ted
A f L A h l ^ 'C liA N x b t O G
»ee what 111.230.00 will buy.
Ponnr 20.U5-R-4.
Hi Cheat CASH. TRADR-LN prleea
F U R N IS H ED A p t a n Park A r t .
paid for uaed fumltura Call ail.
D O N 'T MISS TH IS O N E
POLIO A D READ DISEASE
wilaon-Maltr Furniture Co l i t
C LE A N foniahad A p t One. Two Excellent neighborhood, near high
tto.noouo
K. 1st St.
achuol, 28 ft. livinf room wflh
paopla. S28-00- a n Park Ara.
Invurance for Karh Member of
fireplace, Separata dining room,
I Room Apartment. 112 Kim Ave
convenient kilchcn ui'h natural GOOD U SED P IA N O -P h , m u l t F A M IL Y GROUP only *10 Oo YR
Poltn. Trtami* -I.rukemla -Fnce- [
Phone 2S83-W.
finish cahinrla, 2 bedrooms, T j ^ J l j t ^ T e a t o r h d j e g M e a ^ — 7
p.ultii, -Smallpox- Dlptlu'iia
sleeping porch also den. opparFURNISHED Apartment. C1o*n
scartei
Fever -Spinal Mcntngl
at* entrance) double garage.
AN SHEPHERD Puppies.
in Prtvata Bath. 300 Palmetto
lit- liable* -Tularemia
I m m e d i a t e occupancy, Tn ii GERM
R. I> Prlevi South Sanford Ave. 82,000 00 CANCER Iiooo more,
Ara.
home was recently appraised
Phcnr 3ao-W<l.
STEM P E It INS. - It E AGENCY
for
It
1,000
oo,
Frira
*9,300
00,
K rn la h n i Wtrjjanalta Apia. Air
112 N. Park Ave
81. vw dawn, ITS oo par month. PA It A K K KTS~— Yniing- bird ~ all Ptudx* 2122
Conditioned. StumbrHaod tmirt.
Call 2480. Any lime.__________
eoi«r* 1130.
Phone
U38-W.
South a i r llmllo Highway 1T-Ml » - FLOW ERS P M N TW S IinU R S
12131V lit SI.
A R TIC LES FOR B A LE
-*
TW O BEDROOM oawly lurnUhad A R
E
D
I-M
IX
C
O
N
K
R
K
TE
M R E I F W AN TED
-IS
homt la Bat*Air. Phona 1T9T-M.
I.Y C U E E T R E E S
M racle Concrete Co.
sH tTOT: sVAflhff ^ " ' pJrV Air-layered, Ready to P I a n t
• Full iu o room! W Do Including
Elm Ave.
Phona 1331
Citru* on tiro . Rough t^'ibon
tiniv. Experienced only
Age
utojuai. m wait ath st.
Simpson “ I.iirky Acre*". Geneva
23-3r Apnlv Colonial
Service
VENETIAN BUNDS
Malum, nth and French.
(Nationally Ada. EoUa-Handi
EVER HEAR INC, S t r a w b e r r y
FU R N IS H ED Apartment. 1 Roomi
Plant* II .3d per hundred. Phunr
Manufactured hi Saaloed
and bath.
1*01 Mapla Ara.
1317 W
Phone A m rrllo . IIT I.
Sem inole V a a a tU a M a d C a ISA H E L P W AN TED (female) ISA
ntaO^niK
820 West 3rd St
Pbooa IBS SEW our Rrdl-Cut llandy-llanky II— Aulnmnblle* Trailer* — 17
T H R E E Room completely turn*
apron*. Ea»y. prolitabl-.*. AAR it WII
ithrd Apartmrnl. Ground floor. <1 VARIETIES PANELING
YOU lo u t US belter
K N TK R P R IS M . 23ia N Allwri
A Ihoutand dollar kitchen, lint
you ' CiJr
buy. Upeo Evening* and
Natlr#
and
Foreign
Woods.
Pike, El Smith, Arkan*a»
f and cold water Included. 313
Sunday*.
Saa Them At
Palmetto. Phone 2392
Eastilde Trailer Sales.
Shaman Concrete Pipe Co. WOMEN - Earn 180 -1123 week
Falalka, Fla.
o*a
w*«
mb
sl
“
Office apace. Three room*. Total
n n 400 *q. ft. on rt. IT at City
1930 PACKARD. 4 Dr Uliramatir
QUICK CASH for Fumltura. Add
limlti Phone 1338.
Pertfct condition. $3oo. V. A.
tng Machines, Typewriters. Out
Whrrlr**, LongwiMi.1
U N FU R N ISH ED llouw
at «OT
board Motors, Boats. Super
ftenienvllle 38. lillnnl*
-wm
ra rn n
W. 2nd St. Thone 148-J or 966 J.
Trading Port. One mil* South T II I
1 0 B - SALESM EN W A STE D - I 0H 1933 T K A V K L IT E Trailer. 42 ft
on 17-92. Phona 2212-R.
Air conditioned. Teluviiinn PerM O D E R A T E L Y priced 5 Room
feef condition. Will tell 3.1'i off
The Flerlda Times Ui
F u n Apt. Excellent location.
If you are not making at Iratt
original pnee
Shown bv ap
401 E. 14th St Ph 2312 W.
Your Morning Paper,
$133 per week rnntr in other
poinimeni only. Ellis Lloyd.
For Home Delivery
men
with
ihe
Itich
Plan
are
do
Phone 18113AV, f _______________
U P P ER 2 Bedroom furnHhed
Phone Jack Benton. 822-M
ing i t
Apartment, 819 Magnolia Ave.
TR
A IL E R FOR SALE OB TR A D E
Phone 111.
H E A T IN G
We arr now opening the Sanford
on 2 or 3 BR Home 1132, 33\
Floor
runtaca*
gml
Circulators
area and have a wonderful op
N IC E ROOMS. Hot water. 83.
2 bedroom, 8 V x I I ' Jalnuxlrd
& & POPE CO. INC.
portunity for 1 live wire vale*
weekly Li|bl kitchen privilege*.
Cabana. Call 1864 J alter 3:30
Park Ave. Pbrnw 1448 men.
p m,__
1013-W.
• jr b S a F
" sstr
D U P LE X Apartmrnl near Nary
nave. Phone 147-J.
Lara? 2 room furnished Apartment
$40, par month. Call A R. Hfl«setter. Floriat. Phono M l.
D U P L E X , one bodroom, kitchen
^ g u to g e d J M ^ lU J o tt ^ A M j
____. I p C o m fo rt
Plenty of ro-operalion to help you
KIND alt* Hollywood Bed 80" t
■*i started See Mr. Beth, M Iween h a
. and
12
noon
m m
(i m
040 i»»m
.e*a, Tue«t www"
*/*. Complete with luxurious
day. 803 Virginia Drive. Orlsn8 Maltrtai, M iteW ig
ir « (Duran _dr^ R i c h Plan nl rrn lrjH ^ F Ir.
a |129JD.
G ca
“■s S H 1
Fk. M i
M ir .
P. m.
LAWNS M OW ED by Jerry U r d
Free ertlmatea. Phone 1317-W
C A R P E N TE R and General Repair Work. Thomas W. Fergu
son. Phone 201I-R.
f H O W S AfVMir O u t
I
AM I N A FlME
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rx ^ o r rut ixj' c k o c
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su s
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■ o u a ir t s o K t r a d e d
Rey Reel'i L'*eo Car*
Sanford Ate A llth HI
meI* — Metoea/ Bento/ T r a l l e r » -_ H
ROIISON
Rpwrllnc
Goods
Kvlwrwde galea A Servira
384 E. 1st SL
Fh'.nr t« l
B Ic jrlM A L a w im o w t r n
SrtUUaoa OCEAN FR O N T Apart
Pan* and fteroadltiunuig
nU 229 South Atlantic. Day
FOR SALE — Boat.
Manley's B1M Mtof
tona B tark, Fla. Call Mrs. Hut310 R. 4th SL
Phone 2434 Housework. Daywork. 701 Cypreas. tor and Trailer. 130]
rhltoo PPOBC 2374-W.
Bt3-n.
A B M T-N A V Y B U EFLU S
Bey's Weston Dungama , . . . i .m D IS EL and Gaieltoe Mechanic,
/ N A P .2
i f nr b
F ootloekara - S A L E . ------- 7.93
truck driver. Station attendant
ask
Phune «84 fcf
LVHU i
771
8 lit
310
1221
18—
SP EC IA L SEEVKTKW - I
M E T A L ROOFING
Naw In ttPtk. PV_Crtm p - 1 U . "
LOWELL B. O D IR
Ito* Cemgatod.
Cat
M r
Oriar • W«
Out West 12th It
Pfenao 9888
jK f t J " ’*'®”
10 II p. mo
Elliott.
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i n i l * i AJI()
n . a i a cwatwvM-
i
W YNNEW OOD— C.B. Home. 2 BR,
aD-cond., Fla. Rm. By owner.
O.L Equity IMOO. Bp. 18T2-W
Waadmff M
100 rtcr Atorr. ciasm
l» PUT T mBOuOH
Ofaoxv races as
GOOD And BAD
AM AteiAllST...
Used Kitchen Cabinet
Uxed Wnrdrobn . . . . —
S Pc. Dinette.............n o .M
Cheat of Drawer* . . . . Iio oo
Used Corner Cabinet . . . . $1000
Uaed Dining Room Table . . Iio oo spare Healer* and Floor Furn
Mattress. fio.ao
ace* Liberal Ttado-la.
K3 8 5 B “ f
loU. Living room with
Dresser end
ec. Scpnnta
_
_
....................... 130 08
ting Mato
flu
Used
Simmons
J.p e. SofaScreen porch. Oarage, many
Bed B vta - ....................... $48 08
ironical virtue* of flower* and
trees. O ty water but outside
city, t l L l k
K. 1W I L
127
M ather of Sanford
H te t
J ia iM I* B. M ^
Pb. toll - 17-82 81 B a w a ttn
D - I -M I X C O N K a r T T
2
*7 Safari Am
Ham UU
(t'e arruirteat to raf! on U8
for your buiMInjr mnteriaU
—you atill get it full dol
lar's value when you choose
from our stock. Sec ua new*.
m i L 1 UMFU u
s u m t ya r d
»fc
- i-
L U .1
Rl|> OM. PEAR- VOJ COT
MOMt OCfW E I WAS
TVIIJU WITH VOU y
�0
• *
^
M m . S p p l. 1*. I M S
THE SANTORO HERALD
cn M c G p y
BKYENTt’.KN
I Now Ui« look in Uir r'ren g rr'* ta M lha m r t at her U iw tl
■DtDCEI* ah# hiu:*' Th* rtra- cyea wna ugly, almost murdfrouj I " W u il fabulous?"
mm iB tarm x d swiftly. "She •»** » How rouM she ever have taken | ^ > u wortJ) *t |g»gt ft/ty
■nnMa about automatic elevator# him f'-r Coray for a mngl* mo^
projt and I am
how wa first met."
fnrnl *
. . .
almost aura It was, though I didn’t
“How did you know U ul?* (Hod
“Hard to plf*»e. arrn l you .
lt e|o**ly. When wa k /t
S a n , " 1 nrvrr told anyone about la rk you up and you throw m ' . Jf)(j u r t night, her fur eapa felt
th a t B rit meeting with Gcrry.“
_
’ open and I aaw IhU f i t at. cabo**yow many U s i'i do I have to ] “You r* not G ^rty" A mb ;r;nok ,^ 3,, n t(jy hajigtng on a tfun chain
M l you? I am Gerry. You U>M. her word* "Gerry never spokr like
hff n ^ k . j knew aha
—
! that to me in hu life. You wouldnt fouWfl-t , lten1 , )m»*j tike that.
rW a it a m tnjte, Miss Da era You dare im personate him U there were I—well. I thought perhapa O t r r y
S e for re t Uur.fr*. iVw't you. You a rhanre of hia ever coming back, rich cousin had given It to hef bocause they were going to ba mar
told tr.« about your Oral meeting You've killed him!"
Wtth Garry last night. And kites
IJefnre anyone could »p«ak, a ried."
flow m iny other* hare u -h t u p fell on the door.
Judith smiled at the atrargcr.
MU told? Think a minute."
"Judith!" eried Sara. "Shell He smiled back at her, warmly, aa
S a n forced bericlf to think to- : ba< ’ me up."
if he had known her all hi* Ufe,
(Mraotly. "Only Dr. Batlitat. t to ll
But it wasn’t Judith. The uni- and Hera had an unpleasant feel
hint about the phobta. but not farmed policeman opened the door. ing of being left out In the cold.
•bout tha drat Hireling with Gcr- a plump, plrauuit-lonklng Nrgreaa
t:e rlalmed she had bought K
IT C l 1
I fam e Inin the room. She looked
dhra'a *yro ae a» r.f tka airan- [ at the uniform in amaaement. Th*n at the 10-cent store. That was such
w tra f«ee She epos* impulsively, she /a * the young man and •rolled. an nlrious lie. it made me wonder
" i f you are the real Gerry. <r!iy She ipoke in a voice *oft and »lo-* If Sara had been lying about oth.tr
denT you admit you were w th me ' and aa -vert aa molaa»ea. "I’m things, too. Somehow I never had
Si the Automat yesterday'
1 'm ry I’m late this morning. Mr. quite believed In her story of your
myT I’ll »lnri Uu.appearance. I just couldn’t
"P erks|* that's the
I w ont tother an elite-bodied m in vanishing out
you’re pretending this isn't U
nf the crowd at the Automat be
Oarry." Sander*’ tune was st.ngSlg. "Simply because he e e n t bark I “That* UI right, l,w y." The came some crank showed him th*
• p your ateiry.''
' stranger epoke her name easily, wrong end of a knife."
"Thanks. Judith." Th# atranger
•No, no!" Sara put UAh hand* . without a moment'» hesitation.
S i ner bead, "fl'e not the same j So ore said another wotd until laugh*!- After all. I did have some
wolf* a«d ba dnrimT loiik Uie same, the kitrhen door hid rlo.fd. "Well, combat espenenre in Sicily."
"And Uiat'e th s t" Th# captain
£ * . . , ba did know about my MlM DarreT" It was a tour smile
pimtd in tha elevator. . . . loti the captain » face, but p ut then turnral In bar*. "I II have to ques
*t me for a moment, I j any am lie was le tte r than a frmvn. tion your aunt and hsr guests
T bs’
0 t,i
iv impostor would have "SatisfiedT Or la the cleaning wo- about th* ruby, hut I think w t tU
agTee Mr Hone's tdentlty Is setW ii
: cfed thoroughly. They man in the conspiracy, looT"
* got the elevator story j “She barely glanced al him," lie.! now."
•dn
"I don't." Bars was drained and
real Gerry. If they asked said Sam. stoutly. "And the man
fro
d - , lock like (Jerry, fvhe e*je, ted weary, but hrr wiU had hardened.
M s ia ne ftrst met rr.t "
'Than why didn't riuy get the to pee Gerry here, *e> she sa* him." “Maybe Judith is lying for reasons
An tom s' story from the real Ge.- I "You've wasted Aoough of my of her own. I demand further iden
py, too?’
I tim e'" The itra n g rr waa almuet tification. Call Gerry's partner,
Mr. Peters. If you don't, I will."
, "Dscau** they didn't think to viimjtlrg. " I—“
• tiara!" Th* try of agony earn*
tlH real Gerry where he had j Again a knock interrupted thrm
Ajfsin • uniformed man opened from th* stranger. "Don't drag
Jim Peters Into this. He has a Show
"Aooordir.g to you. they picked the door.
"Judith!" clamored Para. "t*wk on the air this afternoon a t two.
M u a real Garry at the Automat
He ran t spare a mlnuta."
M M you were there "
Bara looked at him. "Tou'ra
c T A but they needn't have seen
•Quiet!” The rapUln'S voir*
very well briefed on moM points,
•M or knows I waa there when It ruped.
I didn’t sea them. H
Judith came in spruigily amt aren't you? You proBably can tall
, _ava been their one over. quietly aa a cat that suspects dogs u* what brand nf baby food Gerry
1 That and his calling me in ambush. Th* raw mustard yej- Hone had when ba was tw* yaar*
tow of her seven suit would have old."
id of 'Deer* ' "
Tha itran g ar turned to the capdestroyed Ui« looks of any other
1ba always call you Deer*
• nr*. At Brat It waa woman. 8nm*how, with 11* touches taim "Can't wa drop th is? Tha
nacre.' But It was never of tdaek velvet. It heightened th* girl a mils!"
Banders hesitated, rubbing bM
originally ot her sallow face and
chin with thumb and forefinger.
a minute." Tbs change!- dark. Intelligent ry ra
Bara sighed with relief. It's tha
Garry spoke more amoothly
Rh* glanced at them all, then
I hitherto His tone waa almost spoke in her usual, clear, agree, ruby. God bin* Judith for mak
~! Uunk I can a hie voice. "Hello, Gerry. I'm glad ing 1dm believe it’s real a re a tf tha
this out. I do rrmrm- you're hack. Rani and I were wor dor* think I'm a liar . . .
"Well. Mr. Hnnr." B a n d s r s
■ •sting you In the to- ried about you last ttigliL"
eent atora. And « • did go to a
The young man rrtas*d visibly. drawled Judicially. "It never hurts
••(sU ria afterward. 1 bail to dash The captain laughed. ' What now, to ba sure. U you really are Mr.
( f f Without a word of apology he- Miss Darre? That's el o u t It. Mlsa Hone, I'm sura you won’t mind
aaasa I suddenly realised that. If I Jenkins knows him better than coming over to y ru r attic* with
Miss Derr* and me. Wa w e n t
m a t t 1 would miss my Lemg Is- you."
I n d M in . When you hurlrd the
"Oh. Judilh!” pleaded 8 a l a. lake more than a miaute of Mr.
at me so suddenly, "lavik at him again! This Isn't PtD ra' tune. Ws caa go ■ my
M |o w , It didn't ring a bell ba- Gerry Hnnr. This la a phony, a ear."
Judith reea briskly, “f t ba hi
was thinking of the pier* rin g er"
. if you'd said “cafeJudith’s black brow* met quick my shop U anyone wants me."
"All right. Lot's get g M V
___ I of ‘A u ta n u p | ly la a Irown id disUata. "Sara,
bass remembered UuUntly. are you insane? Of enure* this la wilh.” Th* look In tha stranger’*
<)Vt startled Bara—It waa a look
A m you MM it waa an Automat T f> rry Hone."
A l te r sailing you 'R a re '. . . well,
Judilh erossi"J Uie rrsim and put of pur* hatred, vicious and malig
T*o always wanted to*
an arm around S ara’s shouldT* nant, but B cleared magically aa
“That's torn it!" Para’s vraco "My dear, you don't krnw what tu.v eyes met Banders’. In a mo
ment be was the normal man again
waa rarely to shrill "Isn't this you're saying."
vbat an unposter would do?
"You wars friendly to me last - easygoing, gnod-aaiurad. horri
a
• Alp whan he's confronted night antU you saw the pendant bly tanbarraasad by a ftri’s atubV tU so n s past tnciiUnt that tin t I'd he.ti wearing under my rape." bora stupidity.
lu hia briefing? First, Lry to rsrry Bara told her. "Then yr.u were
11* must be an actor, thoughl
te odf wtth a firm dwdal T Then, angry and insrlrious. You knew Bara- He's acting the part eg 0 *rry
M m bo aaca It's really Important, the ruby waa real then. Why didn't Hons briUlantJy. But hs’s not
BrstMd auddmtly to resr.ember it? you tell m e?"
Gerry at aU, not tha Gerry who
W hat oauld be a more obvious lie ?
Cape. Bander* moved forward smiled a t m* last eight and said.
tet.w ua thinking of the place aa a "So you actually saw tha famous "Back In a mlnuta . , .* H*r eyas
A M tarta ao ha didn t know what ruby. Misa Jenkins?"
filled and her throat frit raw . . .
I Msaot when I said Automat!"
( Y# Be ConltmusiJ
"Yes." Judith sat down and kx»-
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Will Complete Goal
Set By Busy Family
rn iN c c s s a n n e , m b .
Grant Bsrtholomaw Marlin, SI. raccivtt his bschelor’s dtgre# from
M iry land Slst* Teachers College
at Bowie nest spring, h* will b*
the 10th member of his family to
receive a college degree.
It will also m irk the and of
Louis Martin's dream of educating
hia entire family. Grant la the
youngest of U children of Mr. and
M ri. Martin and hia aheepakin «U1
be the IJth in Ih* Negro family.
Three of them hold mister’s de
grees.
The event will be all the more
unumal in that Louis Martin, the
father, hai worked most of his M
years for not more than IM a
week. Moil of hia working life, he
earned about 130 a week.
The Marlina' philosophy nf life*
‘‘Life is a struggle. But it ii good
to hive a struggle. It strengthens
your character.''
Louis Martin had to build hit
•irong rharacler al an early age
Ilia fether died when he was 3
Hie mother died when he waa 10
and he was sent to a Philadelphia
urphans hope.
Marlin entrred the Hampton In
stitute at llamploo. Va., when he
naa If and majored ui agriculture
But that waa only the atari.
His family kept growing, but It
grew as a learn and it kept work
ing together
When the first children went to
college, the younger ones at home
worked harder than ever to help
pay their way. When the first stu
dents ware graduated, they in turn
helped send the younger boya and
girls through collega
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D UBLIN. Inland -JM— Th* Irish,
with a history filled with fighting
and slrifr. are laying claim to
being among the most law-abiding
people in ihe world today.
•
Only 1.801 persons were sent to
pnson or reformatories in the
republic last year — and only K
of the:* under leniences of bard
labor. Ti.e average dally popula
tion In the country's six pen si
institutions dropped to UT
l A Department of Justice spokes
man attributes the good record to
political peac* and growth of
civic spirit sine* the Irish won
their indepcndenc*— Aloag with dp
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agalrel th* un>nown aeelane. eu<
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DEFENDANTS
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E IVES, widow of S r.
AM* TO All parties Having or
for gemlnel* County,
deceased Grlands. Fin. Claiming in l i . i ,nv rtthl lisle [netru-llon
rlerltft. or • eatlafartary bid bond
NET E IVES III! Ban- ■I Idler- ii in and In the following *ve,-u*»d hr Ih* bidder *n4 ic.eplrlJ*. snh of s i: tv i - lie,cell.r,| properly vlluale In yeni- ■ bl* eurellea In an amount equal
ate*, and F A T II I v r iiinl* Cniikly. FI,.rid*. |..-w|i l„>te It. fit* per cent of Ih* bid anall
,
(a. If alls* and If devd *, *. « t » I! II : : :> , i »r,.,v
lufamllird with t*,h bid
Ikaly unknown heirs detlte.. Iv. I!, of BAM..V\|H, The ruhurti boToo
ail-, teeful bidder will be
Assist sea. Iiennrt. ere.li prauilful.
P.sMIfui. Alfamo, ♦* n-rf|rn ar. required lo furnish nnd pey ter
sle and granleee UK- rnrdlhg In ill Mierenf re,- i>led tatleferlory performihto ind pay
ALLEN. Orlandn Fin. la l'let R:
3 rag* SI. of th* ment bond nr bonda
puhllr re, a ,ordt of Seminal* County.Ths Board of Publl* lastructlon
. I#r of B It jVEB. Jh
oad LINTON R ALLEN, Florida.
lor Remlnol* Caunly, Florida, roand, •Orlando. FI.,rid*.
You. *nd E iih of T*u. ar* noil* erne* th* right Is reject eny/er
Dad ih*t a suit t<> <iul*l Hilo iu alt bide nr lo walv* any InformallEg MANN, ktnford. n o n - Ih* ahave-dai. rihad pr.ipaity haa lf*a in lha bidding No bid thill
Shier
of B.hu'hsnd,
I. IVEh.HOT
JI: bran fil'd agalntl you and you l-e withdrawn for a period of fif
and her
tad her
hu-htnd. HOT
[SQf*iRm*
•r* hereby required lo . . r # *
t i l l dare eubtequeai lo lb*
allee. and II deed ISeir copy of your Answer to th* Co*. teen
salro.
opening of bide, without Ih* goak*#w»
|1*N*f. Bslra. davlesee. legaiaet »" »ho Plalmiff*' Attorney. sent of the l e i r i
llanere. r-redlmn
graniee*.
P R uu»TAR TARI. Sid Narlk Main
John L Bromley
r e m «i a
Bireot. Ortsndo, PlorMa and fll*
chairman. Board of Public
nc* unknown. If nil**.
original i. th* affir* of fh*
Instruction for Seminole
■ Ihelr unknown heirs,
eru of th* circuit Cnun on ur
roomy, riot id*.
legatees a.-lareci ||*
,th* l Iih day nf Ooinhcr R. T Ml) w*o. I errs la r r
re. iruttean asd nra*. IStli Oihorwie* the allegaiiont of aur*M*t*nd*ni of l-ubll* Inalrud“ R. ALLSOr and. if •*id. Complaint will n* ukan aa
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TIHa notlro aball ha publish**
their ua- •nr* rorh weak f*r four mnse-u• OU TTIO N TO B M O G
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th* smog probtom la quit# aim pis.
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Clerk, cirruii C*u«.
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Im portant M eetin g
Expected By Citizens
Living In Fringe Area
Hyacinth Control
Explained To Group
By Representative
J. L. Toler. a representative of
(he Garre and Fresh Water Fl*h
Com niii*ion'( Hyacinth Control
Division apnke In the Seminole
Com ty Com m in toner* Ihlt momIn i and asked for cooperation in
Bitting up hi* program In Semin
ole County which he raid would
"le t
underway in about i l l
weekr."
Te !»r explained that of the $274.*00 appropriated by the Florida
Laguliture for the control and
eradication of hyacinths, that ap
prox. malely M.tOO will be spent
in Seminole County and that the
eo*t of spraying tho hyacinth*,
by plana and by boat, would coat
iio u t |T. per acre.
"We are building air hoali,"
Toler (old the group. "Including
flailing camp operator* and cattlemen, and equipping plane*. »o
that we wUl be ready to itart
h about ilx week*.
"We plan to itart In the mo»i
critical area of the county and
from report* already received,
plan to put one crew In Lake Je*
aup and will do a* much a* we
fftilb ly can with the allotted
money," he laid.
When aaked about the location
of hyacinth* and the mo*t critical
area, Bill Hlley of IHley’i Fl*h
Camp *ald, “ We had one thous
and a m * of hyacluth* in Lake
Je iii'p in one block alone rasterday."
With Army Engineera doing
aema apot ipraying, It waa reu a led that enough money It nnt
iWailabla to control the growth
of hyacinth*. "The*e 'fellow* are
hurting.” Pnrtrr Lanalng told the
(Caallaaed On Page »
Cub Scout Pack 34
Meets Tomorrow
At McKinley Hall
Thera will be a committee
meeting of Cub Scout Pack SI
tomorrow at 7:S0 p. m. in the an
oe* of the rir»t
Methodist
Church.
All committee member* *■ well
a* den and assiitant den mother*
are urged to be pretent. All new
^oipective rah »cout parent*, who
wbtlre to file epplleatlon for their
boy (o Join the Cub Scout*, are
alio urged to attend. The prosperlive Cub Scout* do not have to
accompany the parent* to lhli
meeting
Any boy between the age* of
eight and It la eligible to Join the
Cub Scout organization. M. M.
Land of Park IS and Jamet Sin
gletary of Pack S4, chairman of
( K i r rtipecllvn Parka for appli
cation and placement, will be pee
cent to receive application* and
diien* the reiponilblllHe* of par
•nta to the Cub Scout program.
Committee membera of Tack
14 are Robert Reely, tn*titnttoneI
representative; W. E . Dodson,
committee chairman; Charlea AtUnion, Cub Mailer; James B
Orant, assistant Cub Master:
Trad Murrey, aeeretery-treaiurJa n e t Singletary, application
and plicemenl and Foreat Brack•■ridge and W. W. Tyre.
Bell Solar Battery
Tested In Service
iQfce Belt fcdar Battery will be
(Rated In aenrkw la an experiment
On tap tonight at a o'clock a* the
Farmer* Auction Market will he
Ihe decision by fringe ere* m ldent* relative to the annexation
proposal and the increase in water
icrvire charge* tn residents oultlde
of the city limit*.
The merlins It scheduled to hr
of intense interest, according to
Mr*. Edna lleehler jecretary ol
the group appointed to represent
the fringe area retidrnU. Mr*,
lleehler yc»lcrday appealed to all
cilireni to attend the circling for
an opep discussion on all questions
to be put briorc the group.
Preiented to the six-min com
mittee wai the It-point memoran
dum from City Manager Warren
E. Knowles to the Hoard ot San
ford City Cnmmi*»lonrr» in which
more than <4 service* were pmntrd
out which would he available to
fringe area resident* 24 hour* fol
lowing annexation. The committee
acccptcd the memorandum copy
for study and advised Ihe City
Commissioners at their last meet
ing that the points would be
brought out before Ihe entire
group.
Invited to the meeting. »long
with eltiirn* interested In Ihe pro
posed annexation and water ser
vice charge, are the Sanford City
Manager, the Mayor, and the City
Commissioners.
Mrs. lleehler said yesterday that
Ihe question on annexation is “ far
from being dead," and said lhal
many resident* are planning wafer
yriem* to circumvent the u*e oi
city water and the rate* bring
assessed.
The meeting tonight i* expected
to ipark discussion from both sides
of the fence. Those in favor of an
nexation and tho>e who are against
the move will be given en oppor
tunity to speak and to sir their
opinions, said Mrs. lleehler.
The committee representing Ihe
fringe area retidenl* Is T. V.
Brown, local filling station opera
tor.
Exiled Publisher
Expresses Hopes
O f Opening Paper
NEW YORK UV— Exiled Buenos
Aires publisher Alberto Gains#
Pa* said today he believe* * new
Argentine government would re
turn to him Ihe newspaper La
Prensi, confisrated four year* ago
by the Juan It. Prron regime.
However, he said in an Inter
view at his New York apartment,
it is too early to predict how aoon
he would be able to return to hit
homeland and resume publication
of the famous, fw year-old dally,
held by his family for three gen
erations.
Gainia Pn fled Argentina to
adjacent Uruguay In 1911. shortly
after La Prenta was aetied by the
Prron forces. He hat *inee re
dded In the United State*, acting
a* a spokesman against the Peron
government.
Bond Return Day
Is Led By Judge
At a regular bond return date in
Seminole County Court yesterday,
a persons pleaded guilty a* charg
ed and paid their flnr* or were
sentenced by Judge Ernest llouiholder.
The boad return day, a* It is call•d. occur* on Ihe fourth Monday
of every month Plea day U every
Tuesday ,
Th irty-m e n hood* were ealreated In yeaterday'a court action. Two
caaea were nol pressed, and II
cisea continued.
Eleven persons pleaded "nol
guilty aa charged" and will be
tried In October. Exact date of the
hearingi has not been decided
«inee Ihe docket will be sounded
un Oct. It.
Rep. John Dingell
Dies Unexpectedly
Five Enlisted Men
Receive Promotions
In National Guard
The promotion of five rntlstrd
men tn Co. 1. 12ith Infantry. San
ford's own National Guard Unit,
was announced today.
Promntrd from Pvt-. F-l. to I’ fc.
K-3, were George C. Hodge, P, O
Box PH. Lake Monroe, Frederick
C. Harden, Route One. Box 122.
Apopka, Robert McGill, P, (I Box
S7. Geneva, and Harvey C Wilkin
son. IMS W First S t , Sanford.
Richard H Worrell. P O Box
32, Sanford, «a* promoted from
Pvt. E l lo Pit. E l . ,
These men train with tho San
ford unit and all attended Ihe two
week summer-training pet tod of
Ihe local unit at Fort McClelan,
A'a., this past summer.
It wa* also announced today that
a aerie* of danrrt, featuring both
round and square dancing, will
get underway tomorrow night at
Ihe National Guard Armory on
East Fir»t St. The dances, spon
sored by Company I, will be held
every Wednesday night beginning
at 6:30 with music by the Country
Playboys of Orlando.
Some IS,000 Left
Homeless By Hilda
M EXK
,T Y ,
Some 13,000
were hun
. today in stormwracked Tam i », Gill,' of Mexico
oil port whrrc at I
t 12 were
dead a i.J MO injured in Hurricane
Hilda.
Tha
mighty gulf hurricane,
meanwhile, died in north central
Mexico'* rugged mountains, Mime
l?i miles we.l of Tsmpiro, and
threat* eased In north of Tampico
in Mexico and Texaa.
Gov. Hor.eio Teran reported
that 90 per cent of Tampico's
buildings, housing a population of
lio.noo and thousands of refugeaa
from an earlier atorm, were dam
aged. He called Hilda the worst
storm in the wind ravaged city's
history.
Teran said there had hern no
major disturbances or looting but
a state of emergency was ordered.
The army was authoriied to
requisition food, shelter and trans
port for the stricken Only outvrde
link was the airport radio.
School Boy Patrol
Will Begin Shortly
IS T A N B U L Turkey W The
army command governing Turkey'a three largeat titlea under
martial law today closed four of
the country'* major newspapers.
The military ordered Ihe Istanbul
afternoon paper llergun lo cease
publication for 11 days because of
the prominence it gave the new a
of U S . Secretary of State Dulles'
appeal for a Turkish Greek recon
ciliation,
Three others, all morning papero, were closed for publishing
statement# by former President
Ismet Inonu, leader of the major
opposition
People's Republican
perty.
■tar Ameicui, Oa., an Oct. 4, to
fluntUb electrical power to a ru
ral telephone line. It waa announc
ed today by Gordon Rolhrrmel. W ASHINGTON jn -R e p . John D.
up manager of Southern Bell D bgtU ,
year-old Michigan Dem
ne pad Telegraph Com- ocrat, died unexpectedly last night
at Walter Reed A rm y Medical Cen
This will he the Aral time the ter. Ilia death waa the fln t in the
sm'a energy ha* tear been used present *4th Congress.
b sock a manner.
Dtagi-U had repreacnled Detroit’s
I l p i i i development, aald Bother- U th District sbee he wa* first
LO C A L RESIDENTS
M L b a pelt el the M l y a b m ' t elected la O n grata b m * . He had
TO M ON TV
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A i m Baited mJdeats win be
«. rharbap an a
> | l»
earns the snap of Bahia Tam-
‘ Whiter *nd Friday night
A eoa, James, aald _
apparently died of a heart attack.
He Mid the congressman's rood!turn had not beta considered aerimu util be took a sadden tan
far the worse some three hewi
kb
AN INDFPRNDRNTnATLY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD.
F L O R ID A
Hopefuls
Seeking
Repeat
BUENOS A I R E S .
Argentina
r— Argentina'* government radio
reported today that p e irr talk* lo
end the fou*-da> old revolt which
overthrew Provident Juan Teton
had begun.
The rebel radio at Bahia Blanca,
meanwhile, elaimrd that leader* of
the m-million-memher General
FeJeraUnn of Labor (C G T i— which
formed ihe backbone of rerun*
popular mpport — hoped to repeal
history by reinstalling the ouitrd
President with a general strike
Such a *lrike forred hit return
to power in IMS after a military
clique arrested him
Anticipation of strke action on
Prron'* behalf was heightened by
a government radio announcement
that "there shall be no work'* tn
Rtirnni Aire* today.
But several hours later the Mate
radio announced Hie Junta of gen
eral* which tool over the govern
ment from Peron had begun peace
talks with (hr rebel command and
called on Ihe worker* lo remain
calm and resume work.
U. S. Knocks Down
Any Fresh Soviet
Bid To Seal Reds
U N IT E D NATIONS. N Y. J v -A .
U.N. delegate* gathered for (he
opening today of the loth General
A * s e m b I y, Ihe United State*
marshaled auppori lo knock down
any fre*h oviet bid lo teat Com
munist China,
The Red China t**ue, which
comes up each year, wav rxprctrd
lo gel another lest as soon a* Ihe
acting president. J. M. 11. A. Lun*
of the Netherlands, upped Hie
gavel tn launch the new session.
Chief U.S Delegate Henry Cab-d
Lndge Jr. evpressed confidence the
United State* had lined up enough
vote* to keep Red China out. lustra
prepared a brief resolution tn
vheive the Issue for 1933. the man
euver which worked al the last
session.
Diplomats anticipated that Sov
let Foroign Minister V. M. Molotov,
here for hi* first Assembly since
1944, would make Ihe annual bid to
unseat Ihe Chinese Nationalist*.
Judge Leonardy
Has Long Session
For City Court
A lenglhv court fared City Judge
John Leonardy yriterdav when
action ronlmued until ahortly before
7 o'clock.
Twenty-five eases tame before
the Judge for decision* with to
type* of cases to be heard. Three
parking meter violation*, four rase*
for exceeding the spved limit, four
rases of drunkenes*, two for careleia and negligent driving, one for
no driver* license, two for impro
per parking, one for driving while
intoxicated, three far disorderly
conduct, three for parking over
time, and two for assault and
battery were included on the dock
et.
Fine* totaled |M4 when rourt
waa adjourned. Seven rases of
parking meter violation* and nnr
rase of parking prohibited, all
charged In Franklin M. Barry,
were continued until the neat court
to be held Friday.
A charge of "driving while inloxtrated" against Adam John Hudnek, was rhaitgrd In open court h>
Judge Leonardy to “ carries* and
negligent driving."
Seminole County Sheriff Luther
Hobby revealed this morning that
hit department will organiae a
“ school boy patrol" in Iba very
near future.
Deputy Sheriff A. K. Evan*, la
rharge of the program, aald that
badges and belta should arrive thl*
week for diatnhullon to tha young
people taking part la the aendtnt
prevention program.
A patrol, tald Kvau*. *
- or*
gamied at Pinccroit School where
a number of votunlerri have al
ready been received. Another will
K E N T ON D U T Y
be organized at Lyman School, he
T . H Kent. Red Cro*. Field
aaid, and atlti another at Midway
School whrre traffic la heavy and Representative for Central Flori
Ihe posiibilitlea of arcidenta fre da, has been railed tn North Caro
lina for hurnranr duly tn asiist
quent.
In relief (nr lhn*r In tha wake of
hurricane tone
Four Major Papers
Closed In Turkey
brine CBaaterc at Orlando
t it f o'clock ever WUBOTV. Dick Aiken end Morris Rudolm will be seen amohg ihe vrv
callsti with Harry Kudell, well
known local pianist who Is or■eelat for the Shrine Tam pie
acting u nccoopuDL
W
Sferatft
Weather
Partly di>ui|' iM tlftid thunder
shower* n t 'l lt «Mrr •nu'h mil
rrntral portion through tv ed n u
de*.
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TU E S D A Y . SEP TEM B ER
.Awevri.-rird I'rrsra l,ra-*cd Wire
20, IM A
No. 2 : \
Action Is Taken
On 17-92 4-Laning
North Carolinians
C o u n ty
C o m m is s io n
Dig Out From Mess A p p r o v e s
Scattered By lone F o u r
R A LEIG II, N r . r — Coastal
North Carolina dug out from under
Hurriranr lone today at the Ihitxf
and most disastrous »lorm ot the
season moved northward altrr
wreaking untold millions of dot
lars damage*.
In her wake Wove left several
towns and rltie* partiall* n< whull*
under wafer, pnucr and rommuni
cations wrecked, road- impassable
crop lands inundated, and build
ing* badly battered
At least (our persons lost their
lives, all of them at New Bern,
one ot the worst hit of the coastal
communities. Two wrre identified
a* Benny Sander*, S-yearold Ne
gro boy who drowned In a city
street, and Fred Alfred, M, of
Cash Corner. al*o drowned
The other* were not Immediately
identified.
Seaside resort fown* and In-ache*
which bore the brunt of hurriranr*
Connie and Diane last month,
again *urvr>rd trrrifir damage
from wind* that reached too mtlra
an hour, and from high tide*
Fans Are Pleased
With Millers' Wins
Good newa to niany Satif--|d
hwsrtiall fan* I* the fart that tha
Jlinni.spoil* Miller* of the A nurlran A*s-ieiatlon won the pennant
In their league thl* >e»r.
Ihe Miller*, who do their spring
training In Hanford, will play
Rothsuiar nf the tntntiailonal
I.ragu' for the winner nf the
little M’oitd Series.
First ( t m r of Ihr aeiiei t* e*pectrd lo get underway tomor
row,
Iteinrmheird her* In Fanfold
ate Billy Rlgoey, Manager of the
Mlllera and “ lto«y” R)an, Genrral
Manager.
A number of congratulatory
telegram* are elated tn leave Fan.
ford early tomorrow to he present
ed the Mlnneapofle Miller* a*
they begin (heir play against
Rotheiter.
A p p ra is e rs
Mrs. Zimmerman
Dies In Marylanu
Mrs. Lillian Timmerman. 71. nvo.
ther of Edward I* Eimntrrman,
l.ake Mary, dird this nionning ip
Glen llurnte. Mil.
■She Is survived by her arm, a
daughter, Mre. William Duly of
t,l»n Burnle; four grandrhihlren.
and a brother, Tom L. Boteler of
Clearwater.
^
T h . Beat
f s'fntnol# County
A pm .iie r-a-t — public roid —
I » nmntllJlHi i shu nun urni? 4j». or e'lv road, w.i* the nueiti-oi
i pruvril th*> Miinc *»r fmir
a>k.'d -»I Ihe R-iard id Semi nol#
, fUAtii i % in niilitioti tn iti*. prr*
BCIli HplUriUrr, C. J UiirkBorlh 1 mints Cornnil-<lintrr- till' morn*
Ing i-fsv’t* ftieharil S«„leru, v patlnf Ilf IninIn tilth m
nrr tn Ihr new S'nn -tr r.ir
t Ita t ill npt$i a i *a 14 ««n $s^ ht .nf.
1 'arV n -ar 1 jt>r|berri,
- « ;r I
way pi n|wfiii»« |>r
by t**fi,’e Ihe tv'rarif
Or I 4
V'Ving lor the pei-oii* re*i*in-iTb u
Ihr f » *1 itrp
-HI )
Tenlalivr plan* wrre rr**xlr«1 fn
In g"! (hir fnuf lining «fid At 1■In*. htr fur Ihr maintaining of C #
yf'tefdai by three roninitttees of 4iijj «tf 1|- - * under** PV '1%II h % road S - irro told the r»iiirtii>M ’it
tlir- Frmimde ( nunlv Chamber »f
lr 111nk uf 1 hr r<•ntru. t er* lhal if hi* prg.v-'iati-m r».
Co nmeree a» they tprarliraded the fnr
for tl-r
tl fiIfPt *n li-n inr t Wtr n F u p paired and maintain'd the tho.
t‘uiintjr rougnfare, it w,-u!r| he eonsnlererf
“ Planning Galore at Ten. Two. and Point • a ml th r C m 'K
a p n u l, road an-t we would
.
Un
f
iiili-S-I
Ifhr
in
N
Mir"
ptograni
this
week.
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Tlip rtHiniy 1 411111111--itMtvri • alto 1 pen end rli-e l! a* we <i»- fit.
Ih r Advertising and I'uhlirlty
M. C Hagan rnunty engmerr
Coruniittre planiud to adintisr V ii \ t h« Igfrcii light to euuuty
the adianlngr* of Sanford and flttor ih v Ml, k N. I'llr%* l« nil Jr. and surveyor, tnlrl Ihe romntl*Seminole County 111 v a r i o u s putdi- |l l * start prsaceding* irlatlvr to •loner* :hai Ihe road i* a pri*
property 1 aiv* one A survey u 1 1 mad*,
ration* and to stu-ly ihe enlarging |e0*1deni nation of lb
of
thr
out.of-e o u n t v
toad ! f o r r ight-of-w a y* and for tbe Hagen said, hut was neier deed
ed lo the count).
algn program of tbe t lunilvr, ■le.-laiatlon of standing.
Following a morning long illsChairman John Xtrl«ch said,
with an additional trtommrndarusston between memlieri of tha "I believe the road t» in Ihu city
lion that the Seminole County
bennn-dr County
1 hambrr ol 1 limits of Casselberry."
Junior Chamber of Commerce
e*-, I,, onuiirirs1
.
.- iturns
... .
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.
<
I.. ommltlr#
Ilibliaiil Casselberry, founder
laldith anil maintain a-ldition.il ar.d th» Commission, the two no
sign* al the entrance* lo Sanfoul tion* weir made amt carried un "f the IT 92 t -wnship of Ca*sel••'fry, when a>ked if he rouhl anwithin tha rountv arrording tn animously
by' the
Itoai-I of *wrr Ihe question alniut the toa I
the plan for advertising amred tn CiiMiniisiione 1 *.
•aid, " I think I fan. I think Mr.
l-elwren the t'ilv of Sanford, Ttir
tmliatlug lb* diieu*slon llila 1 Hagan can am) I Hunk you can if
Seminole County Chamber nf morning wa* Ihr reading of a
1 you wain to.”
Commerce, and
the Seminole Irtter from Duckworth, employed
Commissioner B C, D-wld re
County Junior Chandler -f Coin- by th* Seminole County Commit*
|s« •-111111 lias<y vealed lhat ihe road was mammen e, In 19 If. The rnminltlre *101101 a In make
apirnl tn study the ,r 'tj.Olagri appraianl of the right of way laui'il lor a short period of linn*
lometime back "
of a-lvritlsing the fi '
.and te- property along the lughwav ft-'in
The qiir'tlon of who will keep
liirtiirnl program
. Jteininote th* Ornligr County line to * « - (
County. Ii * ** al o -sgieed lo th*n !*UJ at the Intel seetn-n of the ma-i in go *| shape la stiil
Road, j " “t an-wi tvd except that ths
adopt H e | ‘ ithasr anil d soil'll- Hi# highway and Omits
tmri i f fold-r* amt posliards tn Duckworth lepoited to lli. com- j 1ornmn'inneri referred tha mattrr
appiai'at art of th# r->a-l to lit# City of Caisel*
aerordanre with a
already in uiiailou that bit appralrat
berry am) |o So -ere.
nperatlnn and ncaiing s« mpielion- the value of the right-uf way pro
Th* Coninritial Affair* Com perUr* front Five Point* lo ton
*>t titui# t -^ ir 'J *W ** f .'rtfO.OOO
mittee' rrtvii mend erf ■. r*f-i lay
Xi.d L.ut T'gl,l
kav p- 'peillrthat the Senmuila Co n.y t'hnnhai
front hive I'mnis to •■'eeth-n 1W2
nf Co 111 era a berorir aff- -air,! at $176,1-00.
with th« National It -tier B tineas
Dock's --1 th. lo * « tetter l<i Die
Ilmen mnl that dcfmita art '
he
runimiaaioner*. • iieo D,*7 ihr
takrn *0 develop ao-l *|mmi
a
uvirall value of the pru|>erlt«*
sale* rilnle in tonm-ralton *itli iva* art ami *»•*•! 011 Hi* estlitithe A tit Vo allonal pt-sgra
of ate of Values a* nf th s dale.
the Frminote County Board of
1'ommltaion
• haltrnan
J'-bn
KdUralion. The roioniiltea also Melsrti revsali-U that he had t-en
H u m ; K O M I in -T h e Drat tiara
illirlli -I the possibility of rrgil- In Tallaha* • yestrnlav esiiifnin the repatriation nf tl Amrtiran
larly vhwlutrd sales pir-mutlon* 1 mg with it-- Stale ifi.-hvsav |l-'
1eiutians from l ommunlit t'hint
during the tear.
pa lime lit lr -live I - the itiang near* d .•-inplell'm l->dav with thw
(t ontiniinl On Page l !
M'nntlnurd rtn Page SI
| release of i - « kmeriran womrn
niltsionarie* after I’V years* tinpri'onmrnt.
Ttie Mrtmftl R(*r» Mi » <ireh
Perk r1* AX 1 rt411AC <>f tVnntlr,
111 1in-l Mil \ Dot•>(!)' Middle! >n.
34,
i lerro Ill Mi, f’erktnv 11
a I’rr sb)lrrnn, Mis* MiiMlat-sn t
S E O U L Cfl-Soulh Korea t--day Lot he1nt) who »nrkf-l
at a leper
D riven licenses Issurd to dale, ar.noum est the a rm t of a Noilh colon*
bureau
ipy
n
*
1
i.lrntiflcd
turn
a*
through the ctuie of business yr*Of ’i-e tn Am#D rin s (hr ( ’-un.
a yuon;«(
- -r nf Nnvth Kuiean
terday, sa d Seminole County Ji'duc
Lt iieu lr# Nani Cbo. former muni Is inn-ninru.i wuuld lie freed
E rr t llousholdrr. number 7 *Vo
from jail ur h-riise artrst, onlv
If we issue 13.000 license*, raid *enl-.r Coirmunlsf delegate In the Dllfut T K.inaitv. .1 nil inn ilealep
Mililar*
A' nistlce Commission
Ihe nidge, we still hive more H an
and n*>a North Korean ambatsadiA' fn>m It hi -1 i, Trx . rriiuined to
S.OC-i to write in the »'*> more days
flilne arm'*
lo
Bnssia
left in the luthoriicd pcilnrl for
T
Itesii 1Iso b 1se •11*1 that t l
Tlie It*iK » n v CounlerinlellL
their tasuance
1-,-p, r 1 p- uli-niiited him in a n'hri Inu-r ins pevinii*lv -If-n-f-i
“ We do rot expect lo have a eon formal
' ement a* t^e Sang rv-i prrinils wrre free >n havn
lin-ralton of ihe lime allotted for the ll«a n IT. geiiuiitc younger broth t hin* .vml lhat machinery hxd
(sitting of drivers licen*es." Judge er'' of fa#
l-erri tel up h* provide the “exp#,
tluushoiidrr tsi'l, 'and we urge
L a in , bdwiver, a CIC rpokf*- ill* 11*" rel- i>e f 11 others ttndrr
rvery motorist to buy Ins lirrnsr rnan *.ud 1'< suspect wa* a enrisin -li’t- ntion \ ne - 1 these h >v ir*
at i witt a* fwtssiblr so as to avoid nf the Nut Hi Korean General H it ri«t-l vet in Tile tree Wtiibf,
the long line* and ledloviv wailing itlserepanev wa* n--t explained
” VVf htva written many more
The t’|C said l.ne Sang Ifwan
licemes this year than m other was arreted rn-rth nf Seoul last
year* breaute of Ihe early start m-inth *• bf w#i preparing t>
arid plairment nf ilgn* In Ihe vail ri - into Nnrtti Korra "after five
0111 area* ol Ihe county. For in vrat> ui r pionage and sabotage."
stance", he said, ** we issued 221
liernses la Ilia Bear Lake ate*
alone."
Plans Created
By Three Groups
To Spur Drive
7,580 Licenses
Hurricane Forces
Bout Postponement Issued To Date
NEW YO R K * r - The heavyweight championship fight between
titlehnldvr Rocky k^artiann and
rhallengrr Arrhie Mtaire wa* post
poned torlay because nf Hurncanr
Ion*.
Weather permitting. Ihe Ik round
bout will b« held tomorrow night
in the Yankee Stadium If weather
condition* still are unsuitable, |t
will he hrld Thursday.
H irin g
Road Maintenance
Question Arises
Church Welcomes New Members
Forty-on# mora member* of th* t in tha Eplrtltt of Jam**." “ Hear- day, 7.70 p m., at the churrh.
This It th- year of spe. ini site**
Flrat Christian Ctiurrh Sunday
•'"!
*■ lh* annnunrel
flgne-l prayer covenant card* a- •ubjert for Sunday. Mr. ami all*. on Christian Kduratinn in Ihe
gieeing tn pi ay dally for 61 addi I. C. M«t»ger have been appoinl- long-range program nf the brothtion* to th# congregation by hap- rd a* altrndanc# iponsou for the trhuo-l uf In*cipi - uf Christ. Itellgieus K-luratle
k will t-e ublitm or tram frr of memberahip at ovotting.
Rot. law rrnce S. Ashley, itat# *er»rd Sundr
ilnuter plan*
the ronrluiion of a three month*
4^1 rna *1 rnoming
period of evangelistic #mphatli on teerotary for Florida Christian to pre.ieh e
Ttvwrp will
lJ«e. It . Ther# have been 11 addl* Church#*, Ocata vltited the local worahip;
Dana tine# Aug 21, the fate't nAnUter 01 church buiinett Thurs urate »e^-iv\<Klk a -i tt the >■lul r a t io ,, (. qWr.g to be constn.rtbeing! Mr. and Mr*. Donald F. day
Tha fourth annual Retreat of 11» r
aarwtuary an-l the
Tucker, 624 Sarita St.; and Mis*
Betty Wolfram, 1200 W. 28lh Ft. tha Florida Chrl»tian Men'* F«l-1
aisembly for the ChristOfficial board chairman Georg# low ship wa* held last weekend at 4cv*j^burches of fonr tocfhrattero
Walter Morgan hat appointed Mr«. tho Christian Church eonferenr*
grounds. Silvrr Spring*. Mr and’ v .i j 'i will he held in Atlanta,
Donald Tucker a« local rorr#*pondtnt for Th r Florida Chrirtian. Mra. H arry Falk and th* Rev. Fopt. 2<-$0 Tho Rev. Mr. Sion#
Mra. Goorg# W. Roland la aaeuring and Mra. Parry I - Rtona frota expevts lo attand.
her# attended tha opening aeaaimr
Bally Day and Promotion are
and aending in nbacriftiona to
Friday night.
•lated for Oct t , Mra. Oscar T.
that monthly churth auffaxlno.
The Friendship Oaai had a pic Pearson, church it hoot superin
Kvonlng aorvltta wot* nuipielnic and bu*ineat matting Sunday tendent, announce!*. A now Inter
ousiy rwaumad on Kept, 11, It (■ afternoon. Mra. Clydo E. Frathce* medial* (last will h« formed at
reported. Informal congrogatlonal waa fleeted aeereUry-treaaurer that time.
llnfiaff under tho direction of Jay 1 uecceding Mra. M. E. Tinglq who
A Chi Rho In ititu U Wilt ho held
M. Walter ia being highlighted and moved to Kingaville, Tex.
ak tho Peninsular Christian Church
and the pastor la preaching a
The Lampiightera Claaa. O. D Tampa, Oct 6. A Jneal delegation
aaxiaa i f Mimosa on “MaJ<
U o d m a, proaid ant, will u s t f n - piaoa to atuad.
- 1 Itmqjpimj*-«■I*
Two U. S. V/omerr
Are Given Release
From Chinese Reds
'Genuine Brother'
Put Under Arrest
By Soulb Koreans
Lake Mary Couple
Arrested Yesterday
A man and h « wife were arrest
ed ycslcrJay and charged with
“ contributing (0 tha delinquency
of minor*."
Acrvirding lo a report made In live
Seminole County Sheriff* office
bv Deputy Sheriff* Morgan Mc
Clelland and HtibbatM Eubanks
la>wi< Alexander and hi« wife were
fighting in public, and before their
children, whra arrested yesterday
alternmnin about 3'IS fi m
The m u. and 111* wtfr aie raildent* of Lake Maty,
Policemen Search
For 3-Day-Old Boy
Taken Al Hospital
SAN FR ANCMi O n N -arly M l
policemen searched Imunr by housn
through a iVT-hluck area tuday fop
i, dwtor'* 3<la)-old sun who v*aa
kttna|tr<l from Mt Zi--n I Its*pit al.
Tile rhiM Itlehard J. Marcus,
is Ihe nrilthy 6-puund, C'A-ouncsk
sun of ,»r and Mr*. S.mfu rtl
Marvus of suburbiti Dais City.
He w it liken from the glass*
enrlused nuriery vr<teidiy after*
nuon, ptevumably by m untidy
blonde who had been quc>lior<!
K MlB ALL SAYS U . S.
by little llrttirnl, 21. 1 student
C AN AVOID AVAR
nurse
LOS ANGELES J»v-The l-'mted
Eleanor Lorenr. a mining super*
States ran avoid a major war fnr
woman vsilk*
2«0 year* if it keep* ita guard up. visor,
. saw. . a. blonde
.......................
s .v . former Navy Secretary Dan m* ' romt
' hurU>
<
ward with a bah).
KlmbaU.
•
,
Inspector Getrrgc D>rr described
Kaiser Wilhelm, Hitler, T 0J0 and
the Chines# Communist* were the Vvoman aa a "white female
tempted to attack the United State* American, about 34 year* of age,
because of Ita tack of military .between 3 (ccl S and 3 feet T tall,
forte*. KlmbaU told a meeting of wristlinf between IV) and 179
the American Rocket yetlrrday. poumV"
KlmbaU laid the United States
He*raid abe was large buitcd,
hai ixaumed England’# onetime *lear skinned and with long blonde
role M W-Dpws vtaaa
te e * 'K» * t d E*v# the j u s r s J impr«n, non al “ uatidRieai."'
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Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 19, 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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