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Retired Labor Head
Southern States
Ernest B. Pugh Dies
ERNEST RL PURR
A retired tabor Icadrr for th*
southern slate*, with headquarUr* in Richmond, Va., p«**cd
■way at th« local hospital in
Hanford at 4 a-m. yesterday fol
lowing a short illnessErne*t Byron Push, 71. had
been a resident of D rliaiy.for
th* part month whin he canto
front Richmond, Va. and Huntir cton, IV. Va. li* we* a member
of the St. Giles I’rtibylcrian
Church of Richmond.
He wa* born Dec. SI, 1*80, in
Norfolk, Va. and » a t educated
at Norfolk Public School*, Nor
folk Academy, Scranton Corrrapondenca School, and LaSalla
University.
Tlie former labor leader held a
decree in Mechanical Engineeltng and eertred hi* apprenticaihip at a machinltl and tool
maker from I81M to l» 2 at the
Etna Iron WorVa of Norfolk, Va.
He held trariwut potlliotiy of
I note with tabor union*. He waa
and later burinesa
.Npretldant
n ri nt for the MachiniiU Union
Green, Pink Theim "'w ‘,'k'
Being Carried Out
On Bandshell Work
Richard Rodero, a partner In
the new ilfht-teeini boat enterprite that will operate from the
Sanford pier, cooferred with City
Mahsgcr Warren E. Knowle* yet
terday relative lo the redecorat
ing of lha bandiheU at ihe fool
of Park Ave. and on the pier .protor.
l ily Manager Knowle* *ald that
the bandihell la being completely
redecorated la two colon, green
and pink. The re it room* have
been cleaned, repaired, and pot
In excellent londltlon for me by
thr p u irn g e n of Ihe "Nsutlcsn"
which will operate from Ihe pier
beginning Jan. 10, 1U6,
In addition to the repairing,
Knowles laid, Ihe new firm op
erating Ihe boata will install neon
light* over Ihe building with a
huge lighted aign “Nile of the
America!" extending out over
the water and elaible (ram Ihe
Lake Monroe bridge.
Colored neon Nghti, according
to the plana by the promoter*
will cover the building with flood
light* playing on replaced palm
trees am' a redecorated pier. At
least eight floodlights and spotlights will be used, said Knowles.
Smathers Frankly
Talk Of Affairs
Of 83rd Congress
Senator G w rf* Bmsthers yes
terday astounded Sanford riliirns
with hla frank and open discussion
about the affairs ef the 13rd Cong n u and the growing Influence
• f Florida la Ita standing among
the Union of 41 states.
The Senator, glowing with hi*
usual smile, discounted fatigue
from his atroauaua schedule of
speaking engagements and bia
round ef visits with his consti
tuents to Teel the pulse", as ha
eiplalned It, and In "determine if
U waa beating for him." That ap
parently was hla only remark that
eould be used aa a thermometer
af his desire to declare himself a
candidate again fer the scat ef
U. 8. Senator for Florida.
Prior to his address at the
•Joint civic dub meeting at the
Holy Cross Episcopal Church parlih house under the antplees of the
Seminole County Junior Chamber
af Commerce, Senator Smathers
was whisked through town with
Sheriff Luther Hobby as escort
TVs just Ukc being bach home
again," he said, as he saw tho
banner across Park Ave.
Smathers said, during kit ride
tola lawn from the Sanford Naval
Auxiliary Air Station, *1 am Intensely inter**tod in the welfare
af our frieada to the eoaUi af
us, the Latin American countries.
With aaly a— tenth ef ana per
•ant a f the fcenfcn aid
tog to
town* ad i in ■ m i ai. 1
M t o a a l * top _
Hunting Licenses
Are Now On Sole
At Judge's Office
Hnnlint license* ate on *ale at
Ihe office of Ihe Seminole Cmmty
Judge Mrs. Lrlh* Fowler, chief
clerk, announced lodsy.
Available milh the license*. <ald
Mr*. Fowler, arc the rrgulaton*
for the earning scaian
Sta r license* are 1710, County
licenses are H oo. The only game
In i«a*on at the pretent lime, ex
plained Mr*. Fowler,: I# Marsd
lien* with Ihe xraabfi Friending
from Sepl. 10 to Ntfv. I with hunt
ing every dsy. .i*
"The only catch ti." »*ld Mr*
Fowler, "we don’t have marsh
hen* here.” Many people though,
from Seminole County, go lo oth
er section* of the State to hunt
the marsh ben.
Legion Commander
To Attend Session
The Sixth District Commcndcr
of Ihe Florida DDtrict, American
Legion, will pay • riiit to the lorat American l-rg|n*t Tost at it*
meeting Monday Night.
G*erge May burr, Commander
of the Campbell Losing Post of
the American Legion, said this
morning that, Jack Rudnlck of
Orlsndo, Commander of the Sixth
District, will be In Sanford for
Ihe irgular Monday nigh! meeting
at the American Legion Hut on
Seminole Boulevard.
Additional
Meetings
Awaited
Request Is HoarJ
From W. Bush Jr.
The extending of rnttmurrisl
r.me*. Inin other sres* nf lha
clix, nlher than llioxe netv ani 'iritcl by lb» Beard nf Janfoi-l Cilx r.xnio'i* •loner*, haa
been (iefened until additional
Hireling* ate hrid on Ih* sirbjvct,
I be y.unlug and Planning Commix-inn nf Ihe ,ii* met 1**1 nigh*
*1 Ihe Hanfnid City Hall In rnn•Her * reijirit from William
lbi*h Jr. In tune *n sir* on lha
ooithraxl m iner of Hanford and
Gene,* X*e.
Ihe lining and planning group
ill* in*,.,I ai length the retorting
nf the corner which is adjacent
*’•« lettiou* already toned Ct
..mplrtinn. Commercial, The entire board
wa* nnl in rourilination on Ih*
* f|
•uhjefl nf the retiming requexk
with each member indenting en
tirely different idea*.
N« action wax taken with th*
♦xptanation from the Zoning and
Hanning board that they would
like to hnl,| two additional meet
ing* before taking any definita
action on the nwjueal.
T h a general rnnrenau* n f
There was
r*p*r-« ultiug on
opinion wa* that ther* waa
Firxl Rlrert lalv y e ttrid a y e flr rNearly fbh Mrthodilt lawmen
enough property at Ih* prrtent
nnot, a* a deitlde ipiartet of mrmfrom the Orlando Oirtrirt of tho
tmi# toned ronimervial in San
F>r Ihe fir*t time in t» yrsrx, liet-*evkitig applicant* w e ir put
Methodiri Churrh met la*t rig!
ford will, the majority of thw
thr Ssnfoid City Hall wa* rede- Ibrough llieir pace* by the to A 8
at McKinley Hall of ihe Fj
member* feeling that lliry would
roralrd this year. City llsn sg rr
Meih»di«t Churrh In Sanfot
like to err what dexvlopa along
Warirn E. Knnwlev revealed to fun-making organisation nf thr
hear Dr. Clare M. Colton, Dl
Ihr Fronch Afe, tlioroughfar*
,
day
s> be pointed In ihe overall Amrriran I egi.in.
Mi*.
J-'ai
y
King,
litoarian,
an
D ir-si'd (n the garb of p ii ton
Supctintcndriil of (Ilk Wert"
when the widening and paving ef
scrumpliihmenl* in leib-rorating
nounced
today
that
ihe
following
ers, Ihe group nix* propelled by
the «liret II completed.
Reach D ittrlrt i-i«th^W fll
n«w In ok* were ircentl) added public buildiui* dining the I9*>4 i i bliie-c.iale-l mriulier* of the td A
lot* along the French Ave.
Churcn.
tiical
year.
.<> the shrive* of the Panford
• ten, following the obtaining of
8 through downtown street* sell
The jly m^B^eaoH^from the area Library,
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’Thu
year,"
tald
Knoalr*,"
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A mill*ton roxterdoy, shortly righi-af-way*. ar# generally t(WI
.■tJmrlro, **T? e^wfrih r f Jon*** a* a*vw rmloeorated and rep*Irt'l ing eld new -papeia, tin fen*, cheep
■lg an ih* li*
Itor • » .-, '*hr hffcit 4 p. u citixed proferiy fret derm Th* depth of the loti
In Daytona Reach representing 36 (Rook of the Munth aelnllenl; tho municipal swim-nmu |iS l,
churches.
rlamvge iii.yillng an rxlimated w ll present. In many Inelance*,
Meirer, "There Come* A Time”; Ihe In/ormalion cenlt. the band I roiio ' ii emi a e f th ■ organ
Ihe development of much of thn
Reginnirg with a supper at Kamila, "The Curie of Trr«#”'; •hell the City llatl thr binary t ..II were a-king faht.! >u* pine* |7M and lofuric* lo one person.
p op-rty into eommerrlal area*,
ft 30, and a complete program of Kimble, “Our American Wroth- -huiflcboard court, and the imiti1 for Ih iir a n *
Affording In a tvpoci at Iht a, cording lo a report Ihia morn
of
tin
polirr
station
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Countv
Pr«*eculing
musiral entertainment, the meeting rr"; Adam*, " G r a n d f a t h e r
Hanford IV re Department, * I!SlI
“ A lot of work in the renairii;* Kails I* Hon*hnldei wn* dre'*ml itl Merc; rv fimrdonr sedan, travel- ing. • *’
wa* climaxed with an addre** by i .Storie*’’; While, "The Trre
toil* nfferod for retoning by
Dr, Clare M. Cotton who .poke on M an ”; Greely, "Forest* a n d [ of (nr city** public huildiny* hi s *»r nf ebi fx*hhineil piioioet* lug -‘'till up l.aurr1 Are and drl llu»h and romideied by the Tinn
lioen
arcompllvlied
laling
v
lilllr
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'ripax.
while
RepiexentaUve
\olie
Men";
Hai’*-n,
"The
Chlcajfo"
"Everybody I* Koiiir!>ody".
ten hi John l.udwig Miller Jr ing snd Planning Commitaion ak
Intrte-t in the meeting was pri (Itiver of America Vertexi; Jo* at a time Willi the work being \ WPliant* Ir. and Maik N Cle- xrite.-i.d min a I9M Mudrhaker ! it* last nlght'i mealing ar*!
dour by the city cm*
vcla ad Jr., a* <It *• other* In the four berfan. irarcling rail tin
marily 1<> promote attendance at i|ur», “ As Far a* the Yukon**.
"Next year." ihe city manag- i group, were dtrvacd in Ihe gtey Wexi Thud St. »m| driven b> Rti I1.nl 12 In 19, and 34 to 4J,
Kurnbluth, “N«i This Auguri”;
the Florida Conference laym en’*
.South Park, a* deirithed In Pla*
Rally which i* scheduled to be Ruck, “Romance In Two Key*"; revealed, " We Inlrnd lo rrdecor and green Ituw uxe,| for the ln- by Wilton Strickland
Itook 1, Page d'J, nf the Record*
ate
arid
repair
Ihe
fire
riatlon
■arcrrateit, y*u . | I! W, Tench
held at the MrthodDt Youth Camp Nruhaucr. “ The W!»# 'H eart"!
I* rrn i r fn Ihe Mrrrury sedan ■•f Seminole County.
building
and
pu«*lbly
romideie
a
rear I-eesbutg the weekend of Tebbetta, "Now I U y Me Down por*l->n «l lbs City llall dial wa- of the Hanford Poli-r Depa, inn-nt, sard I
repirl i* rtllm alnl si
John Kadrr, In. al jewelei, Jim taut i, rip fruni end with damage
OrL II, IS and Id. Kfforte center- To Die"! Davia, "The Night
not d me this year.**
Drop";
Duffield,
"Die
Golden
Brnton. aulumidaie aal-spuan, and In Cu lefi tide and windshield
rd, during the meeting of the lay.
W. I'. "Red" Hires were others •if tie Mudebaker estimated at
men here, to get more than 100 Summer*'; Mann, “Thr Ant Hill
Odyssey"; Warren, "Rand of
in Ihe group l-eing Initiated,
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tSattend the conference from the Angel*" (literary xoild »eleeKader, noted for hi* fine Jewelry,
C* (*. Dorlxon. Invetilgaling nf
Omndo Area.
Doni; Horan, "l'tcU’iial lli'loiy
wax pul through Ihe pair* nf aril- fieri "» Ihe Sanford Police Dr
A/Attrnding the Dl*t|irt meeting of the Wild West".
A Valencia orange wax brought
i r i put ihe Sludebiln i
iug ten ringi, sxoith ahnut tQc
'a t the Ircal Mcthodi*t Chutch
<
The Sanford Herald office (ouax
hit
on
the
left
tide
by
Hir
racb, for a dollar each; lloutho'drr,
last night wa* the new District
(I otilinurd on Page .1)
Mercury - dsn nhlch ran a slop rtay, showing a riminri freak of
Superintendent of the Orlando
xlgti cau-ing Ihe StuiMiaker to nature
Dutrict. Je»»e E. Waller. Presi- Swim Certificates
M. Henson, of Penis, tald Ihll
xm*»h
Inin a utility pole.
log at the meeting wa* Ed Allen,
Will Go To Youths
Ihe Injured |mr*on was Nor* morning "Tht* I* the fir*t (Imw
Lay 'Leader of Orlando.
Mack of 311 Sanford Ave. a ho I've wen xnxthlng like it, t‘v«
y> ------------------------Flftrrn youngsters hsro met th*
The
Seminole
County
I
w»*
treated si Ihe local hospital xren *11 x'lapy* and rolors nf
Rrd Cro** nualifientinn* »* be
orange* but nothing lo equal Ihll
for
bruise*
and a rut lip.
Commerce
tn.lay
announced
that
Spaghetti Supper
ginner* in. swimming snd will
one "
I'm
Snulhside
Repint
Churrh
their certificate* from the Stafford Boat Company, w|I| hold Be Be-* nhtrrvanre nf
Th* wing*, about iwothirda
brought
to
Sanford
by
Arthur
Set For Tomorrow receive
National Red Cress through lha
thr n rip.tru e of hapiiim xinre
RKQUKKT DENIED
niatuiw, it greeQ over hilf Ha
Ru**el1.
formerly
of
Frederick*A spaghetti supper for member* Feminole County Chapter.
it* ucgsniielron.
DENVER up -Did. Judge Kd surface end “e'low over th* other
of the Sanford Rath and Tenni*
The instructor of the t!a«» wax burg. VaM will be ready In start
Tin service. *et for Sunday 4 aid .1. Keating, pn-paralorv In half Two small linrt of grten,
into production In about 30 days Srpi. II, at Silxx-r I ake, will fw tentmemg James J. Shield*, sikrd If they w rit drawn Ihera, appear
Club will he hrld tomorrow night Ml** Beatrice M. Blsbee.
Head of the boat production in performed iinmcdlislrly fullowtng the drfendant;
at Ihe Mayfair Irai swimming pool.
Tho*c listed to rerciy# the cer
In the yellow section of lha orange.
Member* of the club are asked tificate* are Roger Ro*ton, Itilly the new building being completed the rnuriting service, with ihr
"iKr you have shy xlatrment to
Seeming to divide the orange to
lo rail I1W. Mrs. Jark Ratigan or Clancy. Ihm Evan*. Carol Fuller, how, will lie David D Drew, who P*»lnr, Hie Rev. It, II, Lumfanl make before xrnlence it lmp.i*cd” ' half, the t*o color* are very dlt*
"Ye*. could I get married fuxtV tlnrt ami err divided by a pra549-M, Mr*. Roy Syme*, to make Jim Harvey, Paul Kendrick, War waa associated With R u * * e || for tH-rfurming Ihe tervlce.
The inemherthip of Bm new replied Sliiebla
domtiisn' ridge,
ren l-eddon, Edward Moore. Marcia ?n year* in the surveying divDJen
reservation*.
“ Abaultlfrly not,** declared the
llannui, formerly of Damn*
E*pence of the spaghetti *upper Mnoie. Robin Kox*, Peter Humbly, ef th* Aineriran VDcot# Corp, at church, at preterit, cuniisi* pfp
dominantly of people who hare
is he rentrru-**l (he 13 »ear Shu» Shop in Sanford, left lha
I* being defrayed by thr club In Itickry Siree, John Threatt. Mollie Frwlerickiburg, Va,
Ruxtell, said the t*haml>ei of moved their lellerx from oilier
(o an mdelerminalr term orango at The Hrtald nffirw for
thla instance, said Mrs. Ratigan.
Weiilner, and Gary I* Wmn.
Commerce, Is already operating a Bsp'ut' < hurrhet.
consulting rnginaeting service for
which he was retained bv th*
American VTscoro C>’r|*. prior to
his leaving Fredarirkiburg to com*
to Sanford.
With Ru**el1 in W* engineering
office le Clyde Feathery, who
worked with him a* head of dnlgn
engineering for *lx years in Fred
ericksburg. Frathar* hs* a BS in
engineering from the L'nlrerriiy
of Tenne«»ec. H* al*o studied at
Princeton, Hwarthmnre, ami ihe
University of renn*y!**uia.
Rustell, who ram* to Sanford
In eatahllsh hi* boat work* and
mgineerlng office, waa head of
Mrchancial Research for lh«
.tm o ffin Vise*# Sylvanle Diyi• ion for 30 yeare. He also found
ed and directed Ihe nperallon fer
about lix yeare in Frederirkehurg
of the Stafford Boat Compaay.
The families af all threa men
are living hero end hare e*tahliated them*clv*a as ciliiene of ‘.he
community.
Residents Witness
Geb Face-Lifting 40 & 8 Initiation
Book Additions After 18 Years
e To Library
Stafford Boat Co.
To Sfarl Operation
In About 30 Da|^
.to
them countrl#s
our help, Thev
t m i tu rn *
anld,"they want
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Commercial Zones
Extension D elayed
The Seminole County Chamber
of Commerce will begin it* plan
ning for the fl*r*l year 1955-S8
with committee meeting* beginning
Monday morning, rtetldtnl-elerl
Gtorg* Touhy hi* *et the slogan
for the meeting*
"Planning
Galore at Ten, Two and Four.'*
Thr slogan carries with it the
•thedule, a* three meeting* will
be held each day, one at ten. uni
at two and another at four o'clock.
A program will^be let for the
eornlng year a* each committee
set* It* goal, Plan* are expected
to be a challenge to alt outline*
in the pa*^ and lo Ihoie lo he
*«t in the future,
"In order to adopt a budget anil
to formulate plan* for a member»hlp drive". *aid Touhy, "the m et
al! picture of Iht- rnmmlttre plan*
for next year muit be completed
and Integrate,!."
nob Hammond, of the Hammond
Advertising Agency, who repie•enl* the Seminole County Cham
ber of Commerce in It* advettuii,g program, will be on hand be
ginning Monday to wotk with and
advise thr committer* letting their
plan*.
Committee* meeting Monday
will he the Commelrial Activities
DM. CLARE M. COTTON, Dial. Committee, with B. L. Perkins Jr.
Supl., West Palm ltrarh Diit., a* chairman, 10 a. in ; the In
Methodist Church. (Photo by dustrial Committee, headed by Don
Ralea a* chairman, meeting at I TIIK RTAPFOIID R<> \ T COMPANY III TIDING. Walwl nn Ukrahore Boulevard, ner
Jameson Studio!
p. m.; and the Publicity and Ad I Photo by Jameroni
vertising Committee, headed by J.
m
■ •m
I ■ II
Marion Harman Sr., will hold Us JF
^
meeting at 4 o'clock Monday.
Other committee meeting* are
being »et to meet each day next
week until the mote than IR group*
complete their progiam plan*.
N”' ★ ★ ★ ★
Nearly 200 Laymen
Attend District
Meeting In City
rt News, Va.
From IW04 to 1010 he »■*
g< nrral Chairman of ehop crafts
of the C A O Railway System.
From 1011 to 1M1 hr held the
position of general organiser for
the A F of I, In Wed Virginia
and Ohio. From IMS to IWd be
was District Director for the
Works Progress Administration
in W rit Virginia. Then, in m d
to 1MI was C I O Regional Di
rector in Virginia. From 1911 to
April of 19&6 wa* a member of
variou* wrarUmr agencle*.
Pugh waa a former Prealdeht
of Cbamberiayna Height* Civic
Atiorlalion, a member .of the
(Cuallnurd on Pat*
Chamber
Groups
To Meet
CANDIDATE* Fo e
afternoon a l First Be and rant nr*, far ratal meuiKiNne, iw *
A. Williams Jr.. Mick N- ClaraUnd J r, Jim t a t a a , K. W.
iA
lata yeslardaf
r. Voli*
Joka Kader.
M O -K B E M USrtG
PHOENIX X - . lT—Th* city
flrad one of iU laborers, tialmmg
hr failed to ihonr up for work. The
laborer appealed the disminal to
tba City Civil ItrvU a Board sad
tho board synod to hat? Mm m -
ia laliad to Ao* «p*
Property Damage
Estimated At $750
In Two-Car VHreck
Freak Of Nature
Shown In Orange
Baptism Service
Slated For Sunda/
A PICTURE OF TEE Hanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station e u arw ■anted ha Banalnr flaorgo I
ye»l»rdav bv Farl Higgtabothaiw flofl) arasidaol e f lha Baainalo Couotv Chamhar af
(Fhato to Jaaaaaoa)
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�i H t tw u itrH o r
cam
Moraine Worship
11 A. M. ship—Walking Vesper*.
7:00* p.m. Senior High Fellow,
B.T.U.
7 P. M.
Evanlng Wenhip
* P. M. ship—Covered diah aupper.
Buaop a. W. Stover, f aatoe
7:00 p.m. Pioneer Fallowihip.
Prayer Sarvtea Wed
I P. M.
1:41 a .a . Sunday School.
“Cooperating with Southern Bap*
11 a .a . M entos Wenhip. See* tu t Convention."
SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST
a e e by A. W. stover.
CHURCH
TUI p. m Evangelletie Hour.
FIRST CHURCH OP THE
Mitvinnary — I’remlllrnial
7US p. m. Tuesday Evening Bar*
NAZABENE
I'atior. H. B l.unefnrd
tire . Prayer Meeting
.tiio r liti I’aalnr, W. L. Slepheni
danford'a Singing Church"
TUS p. m. Thru id 17 Young Poe*
Sunday School Superintrndeni,
Corner af Second and Maple
pie meet.
R.
H.
Spear
Jr.,
Minuter
Milton lliggrnbnlkam
Everyoea welcome.
You era cordially invited to at*
Sunday School 10:00 a m.
Morning Worehip 11:00 a.m.
tV E CHRISTIAN AND MISSION lend church with ua thin Sunday.
Sunday School at 9:30
George
Evening Wor»h!p 9:00 p.m.
ABY ALUANCE CHURCH
Pittard, Supt.
Prayer Sleeting Wednesday R
. Park Are. at Faarteeatb St.
Morning Werthip at l n u i
Sar* p.m. lo ha under tha direction nf
' Pallor. David S. C anada
Sunday School and Morning n.on by th# paitor NYPS a t R:4S one .of our Deaconi—Milton Hig*
Johnny Carter, Prct. genhotham.
Wenhip Combined Scrvire l:4S a. p. m.
a . lo ll:30 a. m. -Wnrihlp Period Junior Sncitty 4:42 p. m.
Mra.
Welcome to the ehurth.
b<6isi at 10:40 a. m."
R. Carter, Superruor.
Alliance Youth Fellowship *:10 Bible Cltoie 4:41 p. m.
Frank THE LITTLE BROWN CHURCH
p. a .
H. Price, Moderator.
ON THE HILL
Evening Service 7US p. « .
(Congregational)
Evening Evangeliitio 7:20
Bar*
Wedneadiy Mid-Week B i b l e ■on by Uia paator.
Corner Park .\»e. and 3ltk St.
Study 7:41 p. m.
Tha church la comfortably air*
J. Bernard Root. MlnUter
cooled. Courteous uahara wilt con*
Sunday 8rhoo| 9:30
rsr.K METHODIST
trtbuU to your convenience. A
Morning Worahlp 11:00.
CHURCH
Cor. H. Fourth St. Litre! Aee. nuraary la open far all regular and Sermon: “ What Do We Mean By
•pedal aerviaoa. Servicemen and Salvation?"
C. E to n Eller. MtoJ.tee
iheir famliiea are welcuma whether
Sunday Scnool b:4S a. m.
their atay in Sanford it long or
FIRST BAPTIST CtIURUll
Morning Wonhip 10:41 a. a .
ihorL
Park Avenue at Siath Street
Evening Wnrihlp 7:10 p. m.
We give apodal invtution to W. r . Brooka, Jr..
Pallor
J*revrr Me#iine Thuriday 7:S0
worahlp and fellowship with ua
John I- Miller.
hul urge you to attend the church
MlnUter of EduraRon
of your ekoico this Sunday.
Kirby Bngera. Muvlt Dlrerlor
bu Luke's Lutheran—to Stevie
••We’ve Raved A Tlare For You’*
(w ar Ovtads). tha Bar. Stephen CENTRAL BAPTIST CHUBCH E arl/ Monung Worahip R45 a. m
M. Ttthy. pea tar. Morning worship
Bar. J. W. Parhaaa. peeler
Sermin
W. P Brook* J r
1:30 a m Radis Miaalan hroadealt
Cor. Pourtaoath BU Oak Are.
Sunday School
9 45 a, m
a t 1:20 a.m. over WORE (T40 he);
Sunday School 9:41 a. m.
••Conte With Your Family— We
■unday Schaot far aU ago groups.
Morning Worship Bervito 11:00
Prcvide For Every Member of
g:20 a.m Chriatiaa Day School
the Family —Even Ihe Baby."
(All alamantary gradaa and binder* a.m.
a), Monday through Friday,
Training Union 4:42 p.m. It’s * Morning Worship (Rroadcavt over
u a . Chlldran a pi#re«m. “BL family iliilr ,
WTRR* 11:00 a. m
a Chapel," Saturday Ib til
Evening Worship • p.m.
Sermon
W. P. Bronki. J r
"Como thol with us and w» will Training Union
A: 45 p. m
do thee
Department* for each age group
Nursery for children under 4
CHUUJOTA BAPTIST CHUBCH
year* of age.
WaJtor A. ImMfe J r. Paator
Evening Worship
« 0 0 p m.
Sitoiap Schaot lb a.m.
Sermon
John L. Miller
Frllowihip Hour after the Even
ing Service eponmrrd Hy the
Visual Aida Committee. The pielure "Yet Shall They Live" will
hg ahnwn.
Wednesday Evening Service 7:30
HOLY CROSS CHURCH
p m
(Rpieropel) •
Nuraery open at ail aem rea.
Rev. H. LyMletM Zimmermaa, Earpbonca fnr the hard-of-hear
B. D. Barter
ing.
12th Sunday after Trinity
Welcome
h:M a.m. Holy Eucharist,
b ill p.m. Family Service and
Church School.
11:00 a.m. Choral Euchariai
and Sermon.
Services through the wtek:
Monday through Thursday sad
Satorday - «aly IM m g u lc
f m - i w n u t ) r—x M 0 f c m
munlon 9:30 a.m.
*
*r P B o r a e c r
1MJ E ta Aai.
E
[h,4 ,y
ASSEMBLY o r GOD CHURCH
ISth SL and Laarrl Ava
Sunday School b:tf a. m.
Morning Worship 11 a. m.
\% D O l *
Youth Serviro 4:42 p. m.
Ivsagolistio Rally Ti4S p. as.
Prayor and, Bible Study Wadaaa
day at 7:42 p a.
tint® *1
WJato the happy, etogiag o a r t
, Warship tha Leed with m m
THE CHURCH FOR ALL . . .
A U FOR THE CHURCH
•tt> « ‘ * "
The Church la the graoteat looter an earth lor
Ihe building of choroeiar and good eltuenahip.
It la « nocohouae of aprntual valuee.. Without a
strong Church, naither democracy nor ctviliMUon
can aurvivo. Thora are lour aound rooaona why
•vary perton thould attand avrvieoa regutorlr
and (uppen the Church They are: (I) For hie
own take. (2) For hie children • sake. (3) Tot the
•aka o! hie community and nation. (4) For tha
•ake ol the Church tteell. which needi hn moral
and material support. Plan lo go lo church regu*
larly and rood your Bible daily.
Bay
lu l
Cka«t*r
Vwaaa
lew «f ** *
L
.*• •»
v s n d le *
know n
m 0" °
h. »»4
Baptist
Circle Meetings
ClRCLB SIX
Cirrlo No. R wav provided nvrr
l>y Ihe rhairman, Mra. E. C. Harp
er and Mra, W. I,. Vance opened
with prayer.
Mr«. John Rogers road minutes T
of tha previous meeting and gave
Ihe treaauror’a report. It was ac* ■
repled anl placed on fUe.
Mra. V ainr,‘Stewardship chair*
man. gave review, of the WMU
Handbook, lira. Harper, tha re*
tiring chairman, was presented
with a diah garden in approbation
of hor fin* leadership.
Those present were Mrs. E. C. I
Harper, Mra. W. L. Vance. Mrs.
W. P. Brooke J r , Mra. B. Me*
Whorter. Mra. M. O. Clalland. Mrs. i
0 . C. Gthbe, and Mra. John Rogers.
CIRCLE NO BEVEN
Circle No. 7 met with Mra. Krai*
» r t who pi ended and opened
with prayer.
Mrs. J, M. lloya gave the de*
'Why
Xvary Christian Should
the Church". Her scrip1
This “Support The Church” Series, Published Each Week in the Sanford Herald with the Approval
of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is Made Possible by the Co-operation of these Wellknown Business Establishments:
RooriNn a
HEATING CO.
BOYD • WALLACE
MUTUAL INSURANCE
evans
EARL HIGGINBOTHAM. A gtat
GLENN GOEMBEL SUNOCO
SERVICE
The Standard Oil Ca»
Iran Epkastoaa 2:11*22.
The mlatioa study was given b)
Mra. Jaha Abrahams aha thank*,
the ditto for cooperation given
her during the year. Ska gave an
Intonating talk ha "Tha Christiana
Mtoatoa Ptold"
Wald" A prayar C
_ than
^ .;
Miaalan
was
• to n * by Mrs. Jaha Fas. Mra.
A* l> Thamaa. atewardahip chair*
Man. apaka m "Woman with a
Message".
Tha aacntory itport was given
SEMINOLE DRY CLEAN!
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�fpareppn1
wmrt)?w * fy y
I
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Sultan W ill Give
Fabulous Party
Rev. Stone, Family
Feted In Parsonage
With Get-Together
Smathers
iro n o
Legal Notice
M i ' t i i i » a n f«p t h a r v l l t f d t i i t a n d *
•el If* t h * • 'nm pl ai n*
1 Y I T .X K * * vnr hand
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at
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BOOK KRTOWN
SUB-DIVISION
f o r colored. I.ot* *rry reasonable. A SMilt pavmant down,
monthly nsymen.i, rood School
A Churches. Idtrl location.
I#. R. Mann
p. o . B..1 i s
Th. SMI
Lake Monroe, Fla.
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Radio
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T i i * r » i ti » t M |i W t s
T I . I b I b Tltr U f l
A f FI M — • • A F O R |l
3 *-m
(Cnnlinurd From Pag* One)
1 4MO K 11.04 I 4 I , F t
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riedit to bring their standanl of
f »«n
i m i .i i m m i i
I I I M A IA Q
» *»• j|*1« f n(' i r b t a in L'nclM W i l l 1 IM h I i H m Mf F lit UFA
living up to a near par bosis-"
« BA O a f I iI at A l l
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u . ; j m u i i r ±' h
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Pointing to the aiiiuou* life nf
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I 1« F#i b Th# V ttio A
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4 IB N p ' f l i flA**lh
I i BA l l J r l f l f4’! «JBi|
a senator, Smalheit told the near liM Ki*isW#ai:i*r-ypeitB
•
41 %.*«m*bI Pam
i u %%A t f l rr.in t
ly 200 civic leader* yritrday that •• uU J-I k hi ine a It’ mIVv i f ni v»i t*vi i
; «%a O r l f t l n g o n A r i A u l
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?
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“nine senator* died during the 1 *«• 1I'M
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Mid Congrrtt, because, In mail I •• 1*1*41;ituBB *F 8 i « r t
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: a# T H i l l n f | h « T u v a
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Instances ihe effect of the terrific •• J4.r rnllMB
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• uptaintnicni vllt o A4* #Mt i f f
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tempo that on* is subjected to. IlM I'iH lir c t ir ffM
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II;## pi a it o f f
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every day.”
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Tha Senator e» plained in de IA )• TxI#' AM a Pim f f a •W # 1 1 ft#r
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tail Ihe trenvendiious stride* being II u f t f B rl lc h t T h t a i r #
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made by the State of Florida. I I U
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•'We’re the second fastest growing
M 1 IM M M 4
l*ro#rafta Fl #*ymB
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S*» |>\S fdlhrf
State in the nation," hr said. "In • !1 PlfBtBM
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p porta At 4 O l a n r #
• I I I M A IM *A
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in lt’i>2-&.1. according to an un s•» ••«
js>, i i i » a CbA le#
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l t | M «tt|
3m
ilcef Dine 1 ‘e u v t l n R I
official census, wr’ir 15th, and IMt3« a m > * i; '• t
I'f •11 F# fta I'M y f l U
if * 'ill! i t i II #1 1>*a
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no doubt, by lthtO, Kloiida will I,- M
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ISfl'M rr.%
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the slrungrit stale in Ihe nation ii n itl'tiRill#! i |'*.sfr'N|ir
1 ml ot O u t t
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f*r»- * i 4 in* 11 Arm
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t’hMnntJ r i Atfutili
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T h M r # a a C I* 4» I# K#tlP
nioua Congress Ilian the Mrd. "I S
n*. t #i Nlcrwi
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cinnot help hut believe that the
T a m A O n H Rf 'v
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harmony should to- given the tall C
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I f n t l * • I l f M l M l 1*4 n i l
FN I I I %f
taitor'Iti ll« n n * #
l . r s r r ll J VfSAflC
senator from Tr\a%. Senator Lyn « |M ll«iH*m«*Vr
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don Johnson. What was good for
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M I AI A44
»|p# o i i h
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T n # I t h M h ’ta fi#«if
session, wa* good for my party,
I h*l «t a fit
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anil for such records mhieved we
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carved out s i. h arcoiiiplishrurul1 iiup# r
• put ft fl'IrvW
ft |n OFF
F«1h#r
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tanta
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for our party."
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Speaking to nianv In the Cen
|*»M4 IlltU*# t*f fit 4t «
tat|Hrla« taa l*Art| I M»"|t
!*• i »un T n l ’#f *"f»
Jvik# 11 1 ta*i x m M
tral Florida area. Senator SnvathT it # I n*tr m i l r#rtf
\ i tvit t »:*11
I N d l l| \ «B11* « | I 4 ) |
eia pointril to the fact that “It was
. I ll h r ll*»% 4 tl
Nl#h»
X#v«
a U tith tr
M llstm# I I Mh VliiBie*
a vrry beneficial Congress. We
I •1* l*h«*v
Nans
S a v a a * i n Off
were not p erfect; we have made
• I T I M IM %
some failuir*. And particularly
MOM A l Al*
Ahrppifa flu Mi
fisffiiaitjr
**n r « f a # #
X a A' •
" r havr not met adequately Ibr
u m - |i u a ’i i
It ontinurd 1 tom Pace Onrl
A t l X U f O'MilffAf
f*1 min* problem - . especially Statr Advisory Couni'll on ln• "i vi tin a F#»t
hr rife# It I!i«■H
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Ihe problems of the smalt farmer. •iustrial Safety, a nu in tier of the
4 m il « ( ) « n |
I ......... II'*
a*v**1# F 11• »tt h
Why do we appmpiiate IJJIlSI,- liivhnmml Vocnli'<nal and Adult
M#Brch for T tna#
Iliiff4l»« l u l l
*
f)-Militia M l ’il
nou.uvK) for countiir. around the Education Committee, a i i h ' i i i I m t
T a I i * nf T # k
fs#nt»»a '
13 m i m k
| : # k* •v %
world who would not help us?1* "f ihe Itichmomt lb .uitifiration
for T ap
J bi U ( ‘a a t
8 tl p a r r r <•*»a
44 r v
T 4 #va
Senator Smathers esrlaimrd. "I \**ociation. a ni'iidwr nf the
• F T I II AO O A
f;..hi *) I.** *
Th # I'h H M itplifii
H m ii # i* a f f *
voted fnr foreign aid in I!»I7 when Virginia Adult IMiiculinn ,\*»i?*p Ml II#4It 44
Ma 1*4
they n ceiled it. but now." he <latino, Hr wa> a member <f
(l) *14 |*f Mil
I'foili*
114 • • a % U n f a
RfillitiV tiaf
added, “they an- infinitely lo-tirr the Vitgima t'oriletriue of .So. 4 Vft •tali'*
*1# # Xch 1 # * • *h
par
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#
1
Ktri'im
off than thry have ever bren in rial Work, a member of At aroma i *«« 111 Ii ta » %* A tl ti | «■J| * >■'
On Ton' 4- count
It## 1*• 1ll A(Tl
lip # ii l i m n #
their long hiatorira."
| Lodge AACM of Logan, W. Vir 41 J4
Ik
X# •
TiK» LITE TO Cl-OWIFV
Slriking al tbs big corporations, ginia, a member of the Fellm*. 1 u 44 • • I h##
n i M i i i
Ihe trrniciiduous enterprises and •hip of St. Jamr*. and a niemto r < #4 ft 114 Ttr» T l i
LOST: Green Parakeet — name
ihe Government, advisuiy 4 5# |i##t T h # i ‘1n#fe
the mergers, Senator Smother* of
j 14 » 4 n ,at is a t 4i i a# 1• • i h a n . i l
Pepper vicinity Itosalto Drive.
laid, “Are we atill going to be a rommlltre of Employment of 1 •>« 7 m « ftrtf T L b Ytssatr
r i ' T t r i w t o v v w r. r r » T i m
ft 14 f t * 41*4 • * a t i n
Physically
Handicapped.
Call
Ktitf--W.
country for free entriprise and
s u t h :k
in i i c i i r i i t
iiiv k n
Ptam.sk *
Pugh was a member of ihr ftt !•4• 1i • tl«tis.s*i
t a n » s s r * s - s s s - d in s h <i . . . i small businesses, or shall we play
t;tjr,yr*i T h i i i r #
■t P l> B - t t i t . n » n f« r d . r i - n S s
Board of: Chlldtrn'a Home So- 1# »• i pi tollis vr
u n il.r lh » ( I c l l l l n u s U r n s n ( S lt ls - at rhythm, work at rhythm and cirty of Virginia, Klchmond At,-a 1# 14 J.i f# fin al na At * a
*
l l . i n s ' S . i n l a i i S s n i th a t w * In- then begin to think In rhythm.
11 .*« 1 a 1# ;R*11, wr
Community Ch r • t , Richmond I I U K r a i a fM'igr** O f f
In
in r i f l i i . r said n a n ia w lit i
Ih a n . r k « f Ih a
C ir c u it r n u r t .
“It** something we’te very Arra of Community Council,
ftl M» 4 V
Pam in n la r n u M v . f ln r ld a . In a r1# I t
T #■! l"*'Mtrn
r n r ila n ia W illi ih a p r n tla in n n f ih a grratly concerned about and some Richmond
Memorial
Hospital, M ii * KtruHiaMa I'f #it sr«
P lr t u ln u a S a m a
h ia i u l a , m - n lt i thing that we're going to give Hivhimoti |tc.| Cross, Richtliniut 11 14 1*P<a f) O i *r i'fti
.'.4
S a iilu h
IS S *1
F lo r id a
lia la lt l
# |# T L # 1 f
t
some though to in I PM,* he con lleatt Association, Virginia Can i12: !> TUMll.l
II Ii l l , . aw a
lit!
f .,r * a r
f ^ is .l l
1 •*B II .*»»• ft # ir *
cluded.
cer
Society
and
the
Richmond
j . V M i- lfird l^ s s lt
%* III.)# | 4| »v4 "#
1
k— e M I m i u u u .
• «-4 * T i l # # tall Ik #()• *
Slate CIO Council.
S a m l.n v a ll W u a n trh
i
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lie
is
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by
hi*
widow,
i s c m *! i o i 'H T n r t h i s m i v n
3 111 T*vr 4'1 f 1*1 .k|»lif | *
PA IN TS ||
Alls. Groigik Proven* Pugh f 4 a t N # 1*1B1 # T o 4 1* 1f
.i i i inr..
m n iv n i.R
io iv t i.
r t.n s n iit. i s r a n a i T r .
4 14 4v r f t l f f n Mur alia ll
Heltaiy,
one
son.
Kentieth
I*
In 1322 Co lots
r \ nr.; k j s t v t s : i » r
ft •*a
* ta n J ' » Mi o«r
Pugh of Smith 111a t lest oil, W. i ta t «■*1 A *• Th eff t
ttohari L i s W h u l . r .
t h i ; r o i.im y o u w a n t
i
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rrw WHKN YOU W A N T IT
s a v s H t v i v u i i . t l M S list l i s t , Williams and Cleveland, formed a Jamr* Rnherds, St. Albans, W,
1 • a T i> l« l I'f T «*M, ■'
IN Al.l, FINISHES.
i n« l l K T h t .. If a
siisn o
s u s is s t
is m
r.aVa.,
and
Mis*
Kay*
Pugh
of
South
trio telling month-old Sanford
t s ik i
i ta M e * * t
s i in
w it*
»a»
Tn a and a a rh a f » # • a ra harahs
Heralds fnr Site earh Ibntnn. ar- Chaiteclion, W. V*. two great • J14* 44
n n l t l l r d a n d r a ^ u l r a d In |> rn ..n l
M t 1. i n
giandrliililrm,
Katherine a n d IB• f i P 'is«#a
I.>iay K i w i kt|i#*L
a n a , ta lm a a n d d a m a n d a
a Id, 1, rnnllng to Constable J. Q. -Slim"
ft Ari' 99 flroa
i n n . n r a l i h a r n f , n i i , m s a h a v a Gallnwav
vs ho pas-ed out live Kennelh Rol-ert* of St. Albans, ta
m >•» ll I C l I M M i a i f f t h n *
a a a lh . l tha a a la la » t O u b rit I . . .
W. Va. anil thtce sisters. Mr*. 11
■i f U F»ta*ii a i i i i t g i i i i f f h i i
VV’. a . I . r , da ra a at .1 .
laia
,.r „ I . | "iohs" for the candidate*. Is noted
107 W. FIRST ST.
Fveril, Mr*. !!■■•* Evar.i, I i J# a l g a n "
r a a a l a , I " I h a C n - m i» J u d a a »r for his automobile *ale*manshlp. H. F
a n v il* .
h.inl nt- la • ‘n t i n l a , K l n i l d a , a l hla
and
Mrs.
Guy
Col
of
Noifolk,
FRICK
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n f f l i - In t h a r n n r l h n u . a a t *ald Bruton liven drew Ihe Job nf sell
Va.
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1] n r r«| n s pihow
r ' n u n ia a l S . n f . n l , 1‘l . i W . , w i t h i n
ing
a
number
of
ten
cent
tin
n u h l t a l a n d a r m o i i i h a f m n * 1 h«
li m a nf tha f l r s r a u h l l n a l l n n nf aulmunbile* for a dollar earh.
I h i* n » ll r a . ►:». n • lain, n r da m a n d
The “wreck", a* it is railed by
• hall ha In w r l i l n e . a n d a h a l l « ld la
I h a | i l l r » n f r a . l i l a n r a a n d n - * I n f . the 10 4 A organisation, is report
f ir a a d d r a a a . n f I h a c l a l m a a l . and
a h a ll ha . s i r s I n h , I h a r l a l m a n t , ed to lie Ihe fir*l put on hy the
h • a a r n i . n r hl a a t t n r n a ) , and
a*a au rh c l a i m n r d a a i a a d not an local organisation. Among the
larga group nf memliers taking
Il ia d a h a ll ha an ld .
M alll# I .
Sfh aalar
a a a o r u l r t a n f i h a !. aa i part in the “wreck" lair yr*trrI'lll a n d T a a t a m a n i n f fin- ■lay afternoon were: John I. Gal
hart
Laa
W haaltr.
da____________ r a a * » d _________________________________ Inway, “Chef de Gale". George
May bury. J. Q. “glim" Galloway.
isn c i.r,
K O T iric
la M s : m ; B T r.ivits Gordon Frederirk, R. 7.. John-on
• ha> p n r a i i i a t I n *1 iai>iar 1*1. Si n - Herb Pope. Kirhanl ChHIrtte, and
Vida Sl at vil aa. I S I S , I h a f n l t n n l n a
d a a c il h a d l a n d * In g a m ln n la f'oun- Jne Well*. Chef de Chef.
I * . K t o r ld a ,
w i l l ha n l f a i a d
fnr
Galloway, Chrf lie Gate nf Vola a l * at p u h l l e n u l c r a f n r I h a h l t h a *l and ha st r a . h hid a l I h a fr nn t
lure ITS, in Sanford said, “ I wi*h
d - n r . n f I h a d a t n ln n l a r - n u n l a I ' o u r l
ll o u a * . a t P a n f n r d . h a g l a n l n t al in thank through the prr*s Ibr
11:1* A U . nil M a h d a y , h a p la m b a r
merchants of Sanford and the
! » i h . A l» I S ! * !
general public fnr their fine *upN U 'a n f .\r.1a a f K W ' i P a n i n a
I I T a r M h l w k t g o u l h R a n g t SI
port and the wonderful coopera
■toat
tive ipifit itenmnstratrd yesterday
l e i . t I A t t BTnrW d r n l t m ' n .
e a r # A d d iila a Xwm har o n * r i a l
in rnneetion with th* Initiation nf
Rnnh I P l l * l !« A I I .
ni aI Bwinra
candidates Inin the I* Snelete dee
1-m
l n e h a u tic
ea F
K iin
h aa tl n
r i*a l
„ h t Pa a* I*.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 20^-STARTING AT 1:30
r *1
r r t R lnrh SI P raaniw ald. P lat Quarante Home* et Hull’ Cheyaut
JVn,* | P a t .a •* A II A Ptai Ihe hnnnr organisation of the
Sr, 4 Paaaa I* A I*
Bn,h
American 1-egion. This wonderful
SI firaamwaH.
Ttraam nol4. fl
M ai
cL*t
* t 41 Blm-h
_________________________
B » nh a P a a * a »
*•• A* *1
*i A ria l
cooperation made it po,tilde fnr
• • • - % ■ • ■ ■ - 4 b | b F th # m lra e ln #
B ath 4 re e a a l a a s i
Vulture No. 47k of Seminole County
O P. I l a r n d r a
mail* pnaaililn hy modern Btilnmalta
l*larb nf iha P l r r u l * r . , r l In conduct a successful initiation of
Pammnfa i'nunl>. Plnrida
the various rnndidatri.
I PI af all Cnun Pnal*
Intmilry erpiipmentl Start fining th#
JOIIORE BAHRU, Malaya UBfrhe Sulian of Johore to ila i throwMembers end friends nf the
to | • million-dollar party tomorrow
to celebrate bU 12nd birthday and First Christian Church were en
hit M y rari on Iha throne of the tertained Wednesday evening by
Malay stair Just across the cause a get-together parly at the church
way from Singapore.
parsonage honoring Mr. end Mrs.
Ma| Grn. Sir Ibrahim fbnl Al- Perry Stone, new minister and
arhum Sultan Abu Baker since
IS has ruled the population of hie wife, and son. Barton Stone.
this rubber-growing stata, now theGet-together garnet were enjoyed
home of almost a million people. under the direction of Mrs. Chand
The wrtklong celebration begin- ler Vail, and refreshments of
D.ni tomorrow marks not only Sir punch, salted nuts and homemade
Ibrahim's birthday and diamond
jubilee During the festivities his cookies were oerved by the com
mittee. Mrs. Chicles Grteme,
sultanah will be crowned.
Mrs. B. W. Young snd Mrs. J. L.
Horton Sr.
The serving table wa« overlaid
with a bee cloth and flowers in
• % T H IS • I H I’I I T I H I H T . % n T I I
J t IIM I 41 4 Mi l l I T o r I T . O N I pastel rotors decoralrd the tables
0% i v %\it ru n o t i m m .i ;
and rooms of the home.
im v r i
i% n i i u r . N i ,
h i:m w m
Thrse present who signed the
m u m i! t o \ r r r \ n
register were Mr. and Mr*. Stone
THK HT%TK n r rV#*’l!tD.% TOi
I t i u \i:i» w w i r r n o v a .
V III NIK 4IMHtl.<'< IH UNKNOWN. Mr. and Mr«. jkinald Tucker, Mr
and Mrs. Clyde Feathers. Mr.
• l tataftrn l,*<»mttUlftl f n r | > h n r > t
f c f t i H i ta*« n fl!»4
v p u If* and Mrs. Earl Evans, Mr. and
%!,*
a nd f o r ta-mlMrs. Alec R. Stroup, Mr. and
r '• n -s.io tk , r i n r l d t . hjr l * M n r
^nilPTROXO. »S* •loot Itfte Ml Mrs. R H. Williams. Mr. and Mrs
*• 1i>‘H l«HAIHT 4UMSTIin\<l.
ViMif ff. m itun u in
%it m * J. tv. Knight. Mr. and Mrs. Har
P ,ril*,1
; *N'tl |p»f#n«tMrtt. ili#* » vif
rs Fsulk ol Deltary, Sir and Mr*
• ■* ita rftJH FtINi '-"I *#111 1*1 M|4|*#Pr • Dll
f i l « | .i r B f - l l P n t’ t f P T W e h # t # I ft B. H. Lanier. Mr and Mrs. B W.
f t , nf ii*Pe»r r t i l l 1T»*1 f i » i ttf O 1*»Young.
r » ?, A I* |%i5, o r o i h # r « li p t |»#
*'"•* I’ ftft » •nf#»»r»
111 bt • f i t r r t d
Mi and Mr* Ira Meligcr, Mr
MK«lf,«t
I
and Mrs. G Waller Morgan. Mr
Th#
ll» r j
!«
t * a n#to
nf # # « # t a | r i r r t |«|« and 'I n . J. L Horton Sr., Mr
In ta hi* h ( H i r l i a t l n q t h a t ) l»#
f t h t e l i # ! ami # #a "h » # * k fo r f o u r and Mr*. Sam tVade. Mrs. T.E.
f i l a e r - t i v i t p tt e< is*
#
WITXUJip my »iip 4 irnl rfflrUI Hick*. Mrs. Charles Griemc. Mrs
Al Kiblark, Mrs. Bart Hinson Jr..
• * * l ftf i h #
of i h t r i r r u M
« " t i r i , un th la
IN* 11th
d a y o f Mrs Chindler Vail. Mrs O T
a . I* 1*11
Pearson. Mrs. A. P Bandy, Mrs
f* P II# f filin'M
ri#*k fTrrult Court
V. II. Grantham.
k f i n l n h l # l ,AtiMtjr1 K lt 'f t d a
Mrs. Jack Tharpc. Mrs. lia r
\ i i t i i •; t o % r r » ; % n
ence Johnson, also Miss Nancy
T
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T
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M
n
f
t
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l
M
T
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T. K f H I l V A f W I T i h « ‘ f m ! ( t # n r # llirks, , Miss Katherine Evans.
fcta»t d*lt|t oa« |o ? . |M..' jft dv r
Miss Margie Tucker. Miss Calhy
V*ae T n f k
T o r %ix»: MKitKviT voT irn:i» Anm Turker, Miss Sara Alire
f h i f a i ’i s ii ip U ln l fm | t | t n n * lias.
Mlta fluth Ann Vail. Miss Judy
M *ii
A g i l n O »«u a ltd | rill
a t * rt'iolrtpal i ft »#r%# a r u p t n f Kiblack, Miss Cindy Ban Lanier.
I -"■i f A n - . w r r o r f*l#af4inar i n t i n
Feather* also Miss Joan Feaihf*ii*fif»!*tini't #»r» |h «
f ■ ,%t|i*i tit* j r . h n *J L # i i« u r ti r. I' m i t o r .
ers. Mlsi Sylvta Prar>on. J. N
fi*
R*i
t IT>
Panfnrd.
ITw rida
Burd'ck, Je.v Walter. Ray John
• «
fit
l h « nr j f i n a l
IttB U tf nr
l f * a r t i n t * In ib#
e*ffh -# e»f
fht
son, Don.Id Evans. Wayne F.vanv
f T * f k o f th# t ' l n w l t C n t i r l ntt n r
|, * # o rt t h« l l i h Hay « f ( V t « h a r . C rilf Vail, Fred Knight, Barton
I t S t , I f )o tr f a ll in dry an, j u d a Ston», and others.
IttMif Hy <1t fault
aa tit ha
I a la an
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TELEVISION
«ANT0 nn HTRAID
Jewish New Year ' Fri.THE
Srpl. 1«, 1'I.V*, r.iK* .4
Starts At Sundown;
TICKET "FIRE S\1.EM
BARBARA, Calif, r Services Scheduled TheSANTA
Pacific Coast Music Festival
S r r v i i e . w ill hr held In S a n f o u l tiv-lay o b se rv in g R n *h H a t .
hanah. the J rw i« h Jew- Y e a r w h ic h
tw-gin. at S u n d o w n ,
A c o r ilin g to th r Je w ish c a lc u la
tio n thi* is now the y e a r S.TIlt,
T h e c o m p ila tio n o f fig u re * l» ta k e n
fro m the fa c t that Je w ish c u s t o m
set* the b e g in in g o f the w orld , o r
Ih e creation n f the w o>M . a l X 7^1 y e a is b efo re the b e g in n in g o f
ih e r h ii s t ia n era.
it having a "fire sale" of tickrli
fur tne las', iwo lu-opuM Stokowski
concerts tomorrow and Sunday.
Fevtival officials said the huge,
lO-dsy Los Padres National Forr-t
fire, now under contrul hut which
once threatened Ihr outskirts of
Santa Barbara, hod ranted a suit,
ilantiil number of ticket cancel
lation* fr»m lavs Angclca area
subscriber*.
Therefore, Ihe f t and M seats
When ciops had been gathered (m ihe la*t two concetti are being
and the feeding of the ratle had rut In t;
Iren s»*t fnr the winter months,
the ancient Jrn# hrnught th# oM I
kcar tn an piiiL llavfii «*n the Inn nr ratrualinps f»r observing the ho'.L
i aIi lution* tuther than those of day.
Messengers IrlHng the prpplo
the Aim, tH<* nrtiint <t«y n f thr Ii#■
fitnmrc of thr Jr»i»h iraiim* and Ihroughorlt the rlil co intry of the
oh«rf4Aiior# mouM I*p rontinernt «*n S t s Year wrie sent i-y ihe eoun*
ihe m * niiHin1* appraianfp in th«* ril.
vky,
The Dav of Xlonrment, or ) ons
E l*f4, in a r m in n l rallr«| th# Kippur, thr mo-t sacicd of the
h r.ln n In th r ancient n t v «»f holy days, is tdvservni l*t dav*
.!#rti*aJnn, citi*r*vp*i the nmkr- following Rush llashaimah with
ci ^Hta of thr mooli nit.I iiintl# th# e«smplete fasting.
AIRLINES NEED
M E N ond W O M EN
As
Passenger
Ilo str.ses,
Aernt*.
Itcservatloalvla.
I 'o i i i m u i i i v a t i o n s
\g cn ts.
Residents
AVIATION T ltA IN IN C DIVISION
link A-SM. f/is The Snnfnrtl llerttlil
I’ltd.n jirnviilii tite with ronijili’t r infonuntiun ns In how l
•jin N ti\\' nunlifv niliekly iltiriug ntv ajutrtt lintn fur an AI It1.1 NF. or A lll ITLWKL U l UKAU position.
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................ Ilrw.. I Work ............... M
CHOOSE & USE
for alipertient, w a r.
brunt iful jit...
Retired
SANFORD
P A I N T CO.
tta ,-, YOU
i
Go G a y m o d e
better than ever!
now in
s.(.r-c-t-< -h-(t‘lhl-e nylon
H! V » t o * *
W e s V in q h o u s e
IC I
C IIA K
TAKES THE
GUESSWORK
~ 7)UT0 F
GUEST WORK!
LAUNDROMAT and DRYER
M ia t- S litT r N y lo n a
l l t a l a l r r t c h tn Hi y o u !
H O M E L A U N D R Y P A R T Y
ra n
io ssf'i e«o.. . , shiims1, Oo«.s<t
•W
i* is«f i Is- is# “ #*' »»•—
•#-#* . Sts, #.*>) They riser sag, hag,
twist a rour I Find fashion-right
aha dr* sviih i|,m dark or plain
aeains. sites Midge, Nojrn and l^ng
—at Penney'st
family **a*h the Wtilinihnaie s*ay. Jnat
»el ll and forget Ilf Save yourself rnunb
lea* Itniira nf lifting, stooping, rinsing
and wringing.
U lM Bvav
a //
— the enmplet* deter*
gent lhal’a raalnm-made fnr aulnmali#
washing t See how a ll get* rlnlhea whiter,
aurgirn/fy rtran. See how heanti frilly a ll
waahra and prnlecla nrlnn, dacron, dyne]
and Ihe #thrr miracle fabric*. Bring
yourself — bring a friend. Don't mlaa
Ilnuit Ijittndrv rnnaiitlant
Monaanto t hrmiral Lo.
F>fry body torn lea m m Quality • »M* folks tow
Surfrm . It’i ' f l ke n t i s
—tha t a i to toss! N u t
time. enjoy Suffriof qml*
iiy—for totter food, totter
fun. Sold at local atom.
Served to tacit boose*! ^
IIlia educational, enlrrtalnlng program.
[ f . . .
given la every y m m allending tha
Laundry party! Take home thli ealuahla
gift, atari using It right away In your
automatic washer.jYoult never go back
I# laay, #U -f-klanad laundry prodncU.
r a i l
b o x
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REFRESHMENTS
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PHONE 1751
U S 8 . MAGNOLIA A VC
ivs>
HafoImw-
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SAVE W ITH RO N DO
Q U A L IT Y PERCALE PR IN T S
Inspired new prints for all th*
family! Color* ranee from brllhauls to new muted tone* . . all
| {I In high count percale that ma■ 9 china wash** to sverfectinn!
^ fw * f*'*'
decorator pat*
M
terns, too in Penney'* own RonH
•r-
also
public relations *bd m any other excitin g,
in terestin g, well-paid good advancement
npp<vilunilir*. A fter low-*eoit b.vste tiairvio t.
vim will l>e flown to H uIIvwihsI, C a lif.,
I r anspot tat mo naid. for final p liivri «>f 1-N
p ieparnlioiy. le a rn ho-s vmi mav n uabfe
q u ick ly. Foe details F IL L IN ail'l M AII,
r n r p n v t o d a y to
y
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Sm a th e rs' V is it To County
Is To Be Long Rem em bored
The Seminole County Junior Chamber of and certainly well received. There la no doubt
Commerce created a wonderful Idea that th at Sanford and Seminole County Cltirena
think well of our emminent Senator George
should be uaed over and over again.
' Senator George Smathera, yeaterday, Smatheragrade a peraonal note of the gesture afford
ed him when, across South Park Ave. a banner was strung reading “Welcome Senator Proud National Guard
8mathera".
There’s no finer way to mold character
Our distinguished visitor won’t soon and ability than to be governed by rigid dis
forget the honor paid him because of his cipline.
visit, neither will he forget the huge sign
Many of our country’* moat famous
telling all that our Senator came to Seminole statesm en were guided by fearless, God
County.
fearing, discipline-loving parent* who had
Neither will the packed dining room soon vision* of the future.
forget the ringing word* telling of the var
Several decades ago, many of our preious and many accomplishments during the paratory and high schools Iwasted of mili
Mrd Session of Congress. Undoubtedly, few tary departments Into which the entire stu
could realize that such momentuotis decisions dent body was enlisted unless physical discame before the lawmaking bodiea o f our abilities prevented the rigid training- Today,
nation.
the results of such schools r»o be seen in
On tha office wall of Senator Smathera
tha citizenry.
In Washington. D. C.. will be an unusual pic
Possibly the draft and early military
ture of the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Sta
tion for which the Florida delegation haa training during the past two war* have kept
worked so hard. This gift slone will bring the most of u* from looking at military S A M D A W S O N
vivid recollections to our visitor today. Such training from its best vantage point. We
memento* add much to tha continuing e f have seen (he youth of our nation go o ff to
fort* on the Mart of our Senator in the na- wara a'nd come hack to be the future of our
country through college educations.
tlon'a eapltal.
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NEW YORK
Prices of many
.May wt- ^uqge«l to the organization! In
Wa’ra proud of our youth, we’re proud thing* from aulomohllii to coffee
Sanford having similar occasions facing them o f their accomplishments during tha two continued their creeping advance
that they too adopt the use of a banner con flict! that took millions of youngster* tbia week.
•cross Park Ave to welcome their diatin- from their fireside* and family altar*. Young The higher automobile price lag
reflected higher wage ralea and
fuiahed guests.
men have certainly made a name for them increated coat of metlla. In collae
Those who missed hearing Senator Sma- selves in our world of today.
the blame waa laid on a tempo
Ihera yeaterday did miss one of the finest
rary U S. ahorligr of green coffee
One way that the young man of today beana dua to airlter confusion
reports ever heard In our community. Up to
the minute In every way, ably presented, can familiarize him self with true discipline, over Brazil'a currency policy plui
learn the paths o f "taking orders." and a dork atrike oa the US. Elat
learn "to glva an order" Is equally important Coast.
The Sanford Herald
Price hikea apread through many
in education, la In tha National Guard unit aectiuna
of toJuatry. Another mak
her* at home.
er of a to m la railing the price
The "cltlzena
soldier". as a National of gaa rangea by five per rent,
aimilar hikea hy other
Guardsman is sometlmas ealled, aarna as he following
manufacturer!.
learns.
A furniturt manufacturer la upIn earning, a National Guardsman finds piag prleti of his entire Una by
per teal. Thl* alia follow!
hlm saif profiting hy learning to Sava. Ms three
a wideipread tread la the industry.
leam a the true meaning of discipline. He Healing Iht home may be mors
learns how to “taka" an ordar, and how to coatly ibis winter for many folk.
Fuel ml prices a i wall aa those of
"glva'’ on*.
coal have goao up.
Aa tha local unit bolstara its strength to
A cement manufacturer has
achieve new and bigger goals, many young raised his prices by IS rents a
men will be afforded tha opportunity to add barrel.
Pag* 4________ Friday, September 16, 1955
Wholesale price# of work cloth
to their ever-growing educationing are going up, reflecting sarlter
TODAYTI 9191,1 TKIMB
Recause It atrengthens tha community, hikes at Ihe manufacturing level.
Aak and ya ahall receive, aoek and yo affords a key to community pride, and hoilda
Many manufacturers ars facing
•kail And, knock and it ahal' ha npanad unto men. muscle and deftnae, the National Guard Increased material coats. This
you.— Luka 11:5.—Tha key la eom pltU lin la an Important cog In nn Important, popular week a leading maker of copper
lubing Is raising prices. HU* re
earity and faith.
community.
flects an earlier hlhe la the piire
NEW YORK <*-Guess what Is tadpole In a carload.
Theoretically, a one-sei race of
the single thing that makea the
human beings la also possible, but
world most livable to women.
It’s you, mister, whether you're it would work the other way. Fa
single or not. Most girls agree thers couldn't become mothers,
hormone • treated
mothers
they wouldn't want to live—even but
doubt that they could live—in a could act as fathers. Unfortunately,
all their rhildren would be girls.
world that held no men.
They simply couldn’t get along There would be no more little
boys
without our shy msnly dimples, our
I polled a dnren ladies—young,
little pointed heads, our bumbling middle-aged and elderly—on how
S-thumh hands.
Yes. sir. but do you knowr what they would like life in a world
made up forever only of members
the girls would miss most about of their own sei. Most of them
men if the male set suddenly van
agreed they'd rather be dead.
ished from the earth Well, no Here are a few of their reac
matter what you're thinking, tions:
you're wrong.
"You mean I'd have to pay my
The right answer: The thing own way.when I went out? That'd
they’d miss most Is—a man's c«n-i
variation. At least that's what kill me!"
"It wuuld be too lonely without
they rlaira themselves.
men.
Nobody to fight with. Sure
The possibility of a manlrss
world eslits Two scientists at the women fight eacl other, but it's
not fun It's only fun when you're
University of Iowa have created a
a man."
womanless world of frogs by treat-1fighting
"Whose
shoulder would I cry on?
ins some male frogs with female
hntmonrt The confused he-frogs I hate other women.'*
"It would be a more sensible
begin laying n s * , but all the off•print bitched out m ils. Not a girl world If there were no men. Wom
en have much more common
sense. But it would be an awfully
dull world."
"Oh. we'd never forget men—
even if we could no longer see
them. Men are in our blood. We'd
remember Uiera even in our
Many Prices Continue To Cree
Harsher Tone Taken Toward Reds
WASHINGTON P - The Eisen
hower adminiatration—for re a ion i
aot asplainad-baa taken a harsh
er lone toward the Russians than
il uaed In the eary weeks after
Ae President met with them la
fldaava la July.
The latest example la the Stale
Department's opinion no German
Ckaacellor Konrad Adenauer's deal
With Uw Russians this week. The
department considers It ■ victory
• ta r the "bankrupt" Russian poli
ty toward Writ Germany since
the war,
Oa July IS. Ihe day after his ro
tors from Genova, Ciseahower
•aid Ihera were obstacles og tha
load I* peace hut added there la
Mv a roallzatioo negotiations ran
•a anaducted without "propagaa•a, Areata and tsvecttvoi.
1W * were an pleaasat words
ftr tosala la tha tough sad stiff
M w * hy Aa Mato Depart
Raaata and Wait Germany
a»*rt 1* writlag—to rwauBM dip
lomatic relations and Id exchange
ambassadors Adenauer aayi Rus
sia also agreed-hut not in writing
—to release German war prisoners
still held la (ha Soviet Union.
In a way this can he consid
ered a victory: Ihe Russians, who
had denounced the West German
government while supporting their
puppet Communist leader* in East
Germany, now officially recognise
Weil Germany.
This can hardly mska the East
German CommunUta feel good,
seeing Adenauer's prestige boost.
#d hy Moscaw. It may make them
feel shaky. No wonder Russia. Im
mediately after Adonauer left,
railed (hem to Russia far a heartto-heart tala.
But the Alato Department may
he crowing ton soon Neither ihe
departaient nor asymse also at urn
time caa bo eertata about the fun
Implications af the deal, since aa
• • • knows Uw lusalaas* tongrange purpose.
la the first pisw, M was art i
one-way street. Adenauer and A*
Russians both mads roocesilsni
lie wanted the prisoners released.
The Russlaaa, for whatever their
purpose, wanted to resume diplo
matic relations
Roth sides got what they wanted.
Releasing Ihe German prisoners
costa Ihe Russians nothing They
had them for trading purposes any
lime they were needed And thin
seemed to be the time.
Now the Russians and Weil Ger
mans. through the etching* af amhassalors. will be ehl* In deal
direct!* with each other Instead of
as before through the ambassadors
of Ih* Western Allies.
This Blvoo the Russians a belter
chase# to woo Ih* Wool Germans
away from their allies. If Aden
auer Ignores the wooing. Aaa hli
aurrosaor, when the old Chancellor
dies or rotiros, may ho mm roeoptiv* l* Russia.
Oa Aug. gg, ■ month after re
turning from Goners, Eisenhower
ol to
this
il ear*
rara ia a typical eaamplr o( what I p rim Many a buyer of
la happening—an/1 why The (irvt know a that Ih* auggeated lilt price
of Ihc new modeli to be priced Isn't the one he paid. Bitter com
art the IIS* Uncolna. On* la going petition haa given coniumera a
up by 110 SO. but another 11 going big break this year, and it may
up by S244. In Ihe industry thrre neat year, loo.
It la competition, and Ihe In
la talk of an average five per
cent hike generally in prices on creased Industrial production ca
pacity. which a rt keeping these
neat yrar'a ears.
But Iht p r im Ihe auto makers rrreping price rise* from veiling
are selling on their new models off another serious whirl of infla
•re merely "suggested" retail tion.
YOU'RE TELLING'ME!
If n elate,erf rher rmfke P eiei
»e f»fl-lale mler o» ike hrtefh.
fferrflp s - y ftU-feto hreafh, either.
I * !
Thep s«y d tee he soiled w4A
any thing. The litsesMi Mho ie mtA
American* usually have trouble
drinking vouke neat Can t auy
neet / -
their woolly clothes, their sweat,
and their stinky old pipe •moke.’*
••It wouldn't be enough for a
woman to mother a little tlrl baby.
It wouldn't aatiify her. Sn«* wanti
to mother a real bU baby—a
man."
y
What would women miia moat
about men If they were (one?
Surprisingly—at least it a maxed
me—they spoke out quite frankly.
None. It seemed, would miss man's
handsome fart, his strong muscles
or his admittedly noble character.
Two of the girts conceded they'd
most miss man as the family
breadwinner—"Yov mean I'd has a
to work in an office my«elf all my
life?”—and a third said:
%
“ Men are nice to cuddle up to.
Can a hormone cuddle you?"
Another, a dashing blonde, re
plied. blushing:
'•What would I miss most? Good
heavens, what a silly questionIMrase consider me censored."
The other lassies stubbornly 'insistrd that In an all-feminine world
the thing they'd pine for most
would be the opportunity limply
to talk to a man
Asked what made the conversa
tion of men so attractive, one girl
said:'
• i i ’s so funny. All men try to
sell you the same stupid line."
Rut the rest of the girls agreed
with an older woman who reremarked:
"Woman- talk Is really nothing
but selluh >app»ty-yappety-yap. Aa
YOU'RE TELLING ME!
WHIT* HOUSE assistant Howard Pyle, a former An ton* gov
ernor, aays he le wot certain
whether President Eisenhower
will agree to run for re-election.
It's this sort of thing that holds
up the planning of two greet politicml parttan
could go hark to concentrating
on being governor end eenalor. <
I I I
Rep. T h o m a s t e a s a / M a lt a - *
cAvsrffe eetd he would M lrsftri
• hill is Ceefrest fsrM fisy ecrutag alcoholic heveregee ww air
planes. He leoali (he hells kept
eefttde Ihe efoatech.
I I I
dnaks ew planes **ie a Afoot to
•he safety ef ell." Wei, yww eea
Jeffry
M
I I I
The airlines people any IF
there's any policing te be dene ia
the cocktail department, they*
do K Ihsanative* Threatening to
throw a customer out take the
bars da ought la work.
of refined copper by producers In
U rents a pound. And still another
ropper price hike If shaping up
The metal It In euefc short auppiy
that soma usert caught amply
handed have been paying as high
aa 11 rents. Ferro alloys usod by
the aiecl Industry In make atainleii
and other special steels also are
going up
The price hike e« IMS model
he delivered July IS Without men
Honing Russia by nams, he said
Russia had lo make ■ lot af con
cession if K really what peace.
Vice President Nlxna fallowed
this up with a speech along the
same line, but even tougher: a
demand or Ih* Russians to begin
making roncesalona. The Russlasa
cartfkill? didn't rritlrita Eisenhow
er hut they denounced Nisnw.
The Eisenhower administration
fray feol this sterner too* 1* acces
sary because it Ihlaki Ih* Amerlesa people a rt getting to* opt!
Alstie shout the chance af poaro.
Wa’ra mitching
record solos with
record-brooking trades
pay* off doubt*!
you’ll p i oa appraiaol too p o d to
m sM
H em e R a y a h s w ttk s to w -east-FH A e ap alr b a a - X o D o w s
to M ■ o a t h s te re p a y .
fever both material aad labor. Yna weed net be a depositor to take
I — * A w T O * L o w * » ill ^
f „
ahead at anything aaar Ka pete* : I { ik lp m l tw j
awftaaaeed to atay wow far years.
You’ll p i style that acts Urnfaahfcm ha tommow.
You’ll p i Uw advanced porformaaoo ai tha
ftratoJtiwak V-A, Mwoat engine la Urn taduatry.
YouTl p i Urn dm you auat havo for aafs eonmsw
hag and solid meurity.
You’D p * Urn Latoot bmovotioaa la pvtagbtf,!
brakes aad steering to esmhkm ths rUe sad mate
driving aa afTortiam pleasure.
Come la far tha deal with the double payoff end
drive away a big, high-powered ftituro-fashioned
Pontine. You have the word of half a million owaassf
—you’ll aevor auk*
o belter buy!
�On .
S o c ia l fcvsu n h u
Baptist Circle Meetings
E NO. TWO
jdavoiional followed and wat giv3 of elite hirst Rap- en by Mr*. Uatcbel.
ret Sept. 12 at 10:tSj Tb« elide pm ented a gift to
Educational Building Mra. Finch in appreciation for
h.
har laadeithlp n* chaitman durit Smith pro.lded in »>* **»• P«“ >*«• >*"• RIra. Terry Bud if- t-ooper visitsd tha circlo and
lr». H. H. Alarttn wa-l# a Ulk on tltwatdthip.
Highlight* of mission f Tho.e pie.ent warn Mr*. Finch,
loieig.i fieida. Mi# >lr». Gatehel, Mr*. H. W. Ru.-kpictures of the new •*# Mrs. Jo# Wright, Mrs. A. h.
Rosa*iter, Mr*. S. J. Ha*i*. Mra.
Peterson gar* an *»ea
B‘ “
.n. —
1. ^ . . * . in**u and Mi*. Koy BiUU
Additional Circle Met ting* Page Z
St. Monica Chapter
Elects Committees,
Appoints Officers
THE SANFORD HERALD
Mrs. A. Hickson 1
Leads Circle 8
At Regular Meet
Circle Xo. t of th* WSCS of
the First Alethndiat Church met
thra week at the hone of Air*.
J. Al. Ha>*» at UP W. 16th St.
The meeting wai opened with
piayer by th* chairman. All*. Al
bert Hickson nfter which Mrs.
J. E. Courier gave n leading,
“Our Source of Strength" by
Maigarct Becker.
After routine business and a
di*cu*sion about the
bataor,
which is to be held in November,
•everel doll* war* given to th*
member* to be dt*»«e«1 and severai article* wei* turned in to
b* told at the baraar.
Air*. W. P. Chapman, study
chairman, gave a chapter from
the hook “Confr**ion of
St.
Augustin*”. Krfrrshmrnla w«-i*
served and th* meeting wa* d o t
ed *» all member* held nendi
and »ang "Blest Be th* Ties".
Thot# present wet* Air*. Roy
Trill*. Alra. G. H Cailton. Mr*.
W. P. Champan. Air*. Tat# Chopman. Air*, lloia Guerry, Air*. J.
K. Couriei, All*. Zeb Ratliff. Air*.
1- Hughe,. Mr*. L M. Wright.
Mr* C. P. Herndon, Mr*. KID#
Me like and two gu«*U, Air*. Al.
H WVatt and Mr*. W. A. Hunt-
Th* St. Monica Chaptar of tha
Woman's Auxiliary of tha Holy
l rot* Episcopal rhutch met Mon
day evening at the homa of Mra
C. E. Cailton on Plumo** Drive.
Mr*. .A. R. Pinkerton, newly elect
ed chaitman, pieeided.
Tha devotional «i* tiven by
Mr*. H.
Zimmerman. New offi
cer* and committee* wet* elected
Including secretary, Mr*. C. K
Carlton; tiea*urer, Mr*. Jo* Nieoiat; United Thartk Offering. Mr*.
Donald Jonei; Promotion, Mr*.
Phil Stanley Jr.; Courie»y and
Fellowship. Mr*. Imuran Johnson;
B, MARGARET MOURE
Sjpply, Mr*. Gordon Sweeney j
It'* hatd to believe that we've
Kllrhen. Mi** Barbara R upruht; hern in tchool for only t f#w da)i
Periodical. Mr*. Gordon Jlradley; : ind y tt tom# of th# t#4chrr» ar#
Monk'* Dinner, Mrt. Roy F. fivinf truts. Ma>b# thry a rt Ju»t
Syme*: Chriitian Education, Mr* I tn tin g th t atudrntt to find out
Jim Grant; Christian Social Re- ( if they’ll pan th# court# thi#
latiTns. Mr*. Harry t'anell; Tele j year «r how »«ll thtjr atudjr foi
phone, Air*. Ben Ruck and Mrt. H. I a te.t.
P Cochrane: Caid*. Mr*. Velma
Some atudent* h»ve not paid
Gontatet and Alt*. Alice Richaid*: I their la*t year'* bill*. They, nf
and Devotional, Alta. II. L. Zim eourte. won't he Dtued their text
merman.
book* until they do. It won't help
The October meeting will he a hit to get behind in your studies
held at tha home of Mr*. Wallace the first part of th* year. pa), io
Philip* an Valencia Drive. Re- you, you. and you who owt th*
freehmenti were served to Alra. school money • . better pay. . .
Gordon Rradley, Air*. Pen Buck.
Air. Atorri* announced AA'ednetAir*. H. P. Cochran*. Air*. Harry day that the iiudent* mini *tay
Canell, Air*. C. E. Carlton.
out of and away fiom the ra n
Air*. Jamea Grant. Mr*. Donald In the hark of th# echool. There
Jnnet, Air*. I-auren Johnson. Alra. la a place te lit to don't ate the
Jo* Xlcholaa. Air*. A. R. Pinker car* . . .
ton. Air*. Phil Stanley J r , Alra.
On the bulletin hoard In the
Roy F. Rymee, Air*. Robert AAU- front hall a slip of paper was
llama and Alra. II. L. Zimmerman. placed for tho*e desiring meml>*r*hlp In the Future Xlir»e» Club.
Pupil* ar# aiked to sign It If lat#r*«ted . .
The Celery Cratewill he open
on Saturday night*.Right
now
there are ping-pong table*, checkera. and other game* for leeaagera to amu*e themtelve* along
with dancing. They may u»# the*#
• • long a* they are taken r a n of,
A Bachalnr'a Dane# was held became they rannot qni he replaced
Wednesday night at th# 1780 with . . Alany of the teacher* ar# giving
senior hottet*** being Aire. Atauri* their time to he down there with
Humphrey and Mr*. Nancy Brock Ih# student*. They ar* not required
representing th* Pilot Club. Aliii to do *o and ar* doing it for eur
Pat Casiub# was junior hoitet* for pleasure. All they atk 1* for u* to
the night and served reftw-hmentt. take rare of the equipment and
Dancing wa* enjoyed and "quit* ar, like w# should. Tearher*. we
a large crowd attended."
really appreclata you giving your
lima for u*.
All lha rluht ar* having their
meeting* and ar* gelling organised
for another year. Th# member*
of th* Celery Fed ar# slatting
off with a hang. Th# ad department has already started tellirg
ad*. Rig plant ar* being marie
for th# aehnol paper and it will
■unit likely he the hett yet.
Th* girls' g> m rlaue* a n tak
ing up dancing now. When It gbtt
cooler they will probably start In
Air. and Alra. Albert Harde*ty
have returned from visiting re
latival and friend* tn Ohio,
Pennsylvania and Virginia. Their
homa i* at *417 Orange Ava.
PHOTO
CHRISTMAS CARDS
Jameson Studio
Open Frida* tseo ln r* 7-t
(•» X Park Afp.
Pboae 3198
STARTS SUNDAY
BIG DAYS
For
every
For
every
her
Wam
e s B bos.'
JOYOUS
FILMING W *
OF THE
W
SIX-YEAR
™
STAGE SMASH! fl
Kenneth Tehey
Faith Domergua
Donald Curti*
•sir
CARTOON — NET B
w
ed »v Mr* C N Preiher. rfcslrman nf program and by-laws
FCP1, with a question and an
swer period following
At II IS a covered rli«h lunchena
• at t e n e<l buffet title The ta
ble* at which the gueita *al »era
beautifully decorated with Ivor#
and 'nfiwixxl aiccnt’ d with hibi«c!|t and glorio»a liliet Air*,
tran k Woodruff III and Mr* P,
i'olbirt were in charge.
At I IS conference groupr were
held Group I. planning *aa led
by Mrt J Motile Gridin: group
two program and bv-laws Mrt.
l \ X Prather: group three, meinbcr-hlp. Mr«. George Hanford;
and group four, budget and fin
ance. Mr*. D Hale* Jackton.
APcr tne group te»t|on a report
of conference group* w-*« made
lit Mir ♦ecrclanct The following
com'ititler* were eho-cn for the
•c h id ol Im true lion: publicity.
Mr*. HoIm' i t It Berg; hospitality.
Mr* J Pearson, Oviedo and Mrt.
i S Swafford l.tm an: exhibits,
Mr* Robert Parker. West Side;
rrgiuration. Mr*. M Thomat,
Junior Huh anil Mr*. J P. Wil
ton, Junior High; decoration*.
Mr* frank Wixxlruff III. and
Mr* P Colbert. Grammar School;
him icon Mr*. \V IV T 'le , Mr*.
R tr.’i Smith. Seminole lll:h
and Mr*. Gua Bamberger. SouthMile.
G'lfat* were Supt. R. Milwee,
Walter Teague. Herman Morrle.
E Brackvn Mi* J C. Mitchell,
Mr* Margaret Reynolds and Mri,
Maraaret Goit.
Approximately 71 member* atlenord the Irincheon
•
w 4 a r # |'
KA ERA ONE'S HKbPONSIHII.ITA — A school of instruction of ti e Seminole Countv Council of PotentTeacher Association* wa* held \Vednr»day In AlrKinlev Hall. Left to tight *e*te.l aie Mr*. J. Flovde
Griffin, Tamoa; Mr*. George Hanford, l-rrthurg. S tending: Air*. D. Halt- Jackson. Ottando, ruetident
of the District Six, FCPT; Alt*. Marion St. John, Sanford. nre*ident Seminole County i ouncil and All*.
John W. Alorgan. Orlando, first vice.pre»ldetil of Otamre County Counell. (Photo bv Jim rioni
C A lfN D A R
O f {V EN TS
Chorpcning Home Circle No. Nine
Scene Of Meeting Conducts Business
Circle Xo. Two of the Woman'*
Society of Christian Servhe met Session Monday
at the home of Mi*. C E. Choip.
rning Sr. Tue*dar morning at :• l.*>
The meeting wa* pre*ided over
by (he vlce-rhaliman, Alt* Chur|>eniiig one to the ab*eme nf the
rhairman, Air*. I.amar Kchol*.
Opening with a devotional a
• lutly wa* thrn given by Alt*. G
G. Atyeu. After Ihe bu*ine*« *e».
• e,ion deticinu* refreshment* wet#
•erved In Air. F. C. Smith, Mr*.
Robert Fulrrll, Mr*. Marvin Dial,
'll* .M,er» and her mother, Alt*.
Taylor.
o’clock
The
hri
"*r,trt
r
f*
^
^m
Mr* It I' ll.il,In -on g a te the
devotional nailing living at her
Ihrin# "I'ervonal H«!inr**“ . All*.
J o e Airanlin, ehaltman, conduc
ted the hutinr** »r«tlon.
line . || wa* announced that *he
next meeting will b* with Air*.
I rank Riddell «n Richmond Avr,
T h o t * prrsrnt were 'll* John
Gillmn. 'll*. Harry lltown. All*.
Joe Tirlap, Mr*. All-ert lliid-sI). 'It*. IVnr| Lynch. Mr* Ftanl*
R • II, Alt*. Ctiatlie i 'of built,
'll- l.vda Stall, Air*, toe Altaiei<>, Mrs. G. D Hudson, Alt* i:
1’. Ilulrhitnn, Air* II K. Wigem*. Mr*. J. T. Pope. All*. J. Al.
MrCa*klll. 'l l - Ruth l.und'|til»t,
'll* W. K. ISainri, Alt* M. K.
Baker and Mi*. Ilrodir William*.
Air*. B. K. Wiggin* gave Ihe
mi->ion tiudy which wa* from
“1 lie Confntiona of St. Augu*
phe
r>( ll
Shoem
at ■ |
Heir
meet
Arm*t
|*tary
queriti
tpeaki
“know
fj( |d ,
m*mb<
Con pl-Mo atvick nf ballet
& lot nliooa. In nil sizva,
"fu r lM*> to l’a JL len t-
Bv P opular Flrnurat \\> Will ('n n lln u r Our
A ugust Specials T h ru S ep tem b er
• F ur a C url) P rrn tn n rn t o r I h r New
U n v r ’n — M r Have All Tvpen of l.olion.
The
Fir*'
at 7 p
P*r In
'h*
The
«Kvra tuii',
M uuldrd
REG.
$ 1 5 . Z o to s S u p c r ln n o lin
'*on'•
Th#
Rap**'
$ 1 0 . S h o w C u r l o r K e n lin tic
Memb
^?r*^
The S
board
*
*"!*“*
Th7
j.
,
Th# member* were *ervrd soft
drink* and gialmm cracker sandwirhr* upon arrival and a new
member wm* wrleoinrd. All*.
Pearl l.yneb.
Harriett's
Beauty
Nook
• Atr Conditioned • *..fi Weler • renquin lle e tl,.. Dryer*
101 8o. OAK AVK.
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attend
be me
Th*
aociati
wer# very diiappolnled to find
Tltt'RBDAI
out both Yvonne Cullen and Pat
y>,# f j r it Baptist J
Dunn ar* going steady. Seem'* likt ■
tvtryon# I* now-a-day*.
Maggi* Jan# Lawson
An overheard remark for same inter* and not## froi
teenager’s mother. "I won't he teem to maka quit# a
surprised at all ta ■#• my son her . . It might b* a tec
com# floating hack from Mars ar , . Oh. well,
the moon In a couple of year*, al Dig thl* Jlva, hut her
th# rate th* teenager* of taifay I’ll tee you Monday up
ar* going. I just hope ho marries Taka It aaay, hut don'1
an Earthwoman rnther than ana I don't knew why, but
from another pi*n ."
-o n 't wait . .
Everyono eurioui about wheat I |o tong till neat Um#
Occasion
SWEETHEART OF SIGMA CHI.
■ honey of a drcti with eontraiting
lacing to hug youi throat, above
Puritan-likc collar. Sltea J to 15.
SORORITY TEA, long tor»o new.
comer with its skirt shirred for fsbutout fullness! O llttcr studded iaca
collar. Sues 7 to IS.
All in N tw
•Chromspun
Accutc VgJcro
RI7.ES M TO 41
COLORS: RUST, BLUR, CHARCOAL* 1
OPEN
----m
EXCEPT
Tar* I
School Of Instruction Is Staged
At McKinley Hall; Said Big Success
Seminole Hi
(pGAAvnah
Frl. Repf. If?. I!»55
W W W J J J lii
At
S##a fn
Stpltmbtr SEVENTEEN
i i a 'o o
Th* Rlor* Will R* C1o*H All D * f Suturdny
In O bM rvuc* of Raligious Holiday.
p.
*TJa* Our C«BY*nl*nt Lajr-A-Way Flan'
�THE SANfdWP HERALD
'55 College Football
Opens Over Weekend
Booe Urdikliest
Golfer To Get
In Semifinals
w H iw s w n w s
By HUGH FULLERTON JR.
RICHMOND, Ve. J t — Kicking
By O.NI.O ROBERTSON
field goal* and conversion* in a
The Associated Press
The m t college footnall action tight football game before 30.W0
explode* with ■ hang thin weekend screaming fani I* nothing cum
in the midit of a *port» tcenr pared lo trying to link a tough
already parked with the drama of putt before a silent gulf gallery.
You can avk Bill Booe, one o<
a tight American League pennant
race and the windup of Ihe Na Ihe unllkelirM gullera ever to gel
it* m e r c e r b a ii .ky
tional Amateur Golf Champion- to the temilmali of the National
T hr A win laird Pl*»»
Amateur Gull Tournament.
Some mighty fancy foolhall fare ship.
Booe ii the little guy who used
The
pm#
have
been
at
It
for
It ready lo be served up to thrillto troi out on Inc 111* bowl lutl
hungry fan* tomorrow when right mure than a month in exhibition
Southeaitrrn Conference t * a m » gamri. A irallrring of imall almoil a decade ag> and kick
college* arrived on the arena a inure vital point* worn Ihe Eli*
open the 1913 season.
stored a touchdown. Now * quiet,
For the Idiot* who never get* I week ago.
bespectacled Bridgeport, t unn.,
bti fill of foothill. Atlanta i« th e1 But tonight and lomorrow It’ll businessmen. he'* in Inc irmilinal*
plac* to he. Miami, the nation’* he the big Imy*—thote who »eek ul Ihe National ArruWur along wuh
pth ranked team, and Georgia national rating, major conference one uther almotl unknown goiter,
Tech, N<» in, m e t it Grant Kidd title* and a poiilbte bid to onr of a player ul considerable loeai Unit
in the afternoon in a televised game the poitienon bowl game* No and one ui ihe world » bc»t ama
and Mississippi and Georgia tingle warmup gimr* for the majority of
tinder the light* a few hour* later*. th em -ltll be all-out from the teur*.
Bill d o o n 't figure to go beyond
Another nlghl game h it Ken opening whittle.
It* been many a year tlnra Ihe today’* .Vi-tiole tcmilinais. tie*
an SF.C till* contender, playing
Louisiana Stale in Baton Rouge. rollegn opened a new aeaton with tcht-Julcd It inert San Fr*nci»cu’»
Florida, another tram with tlreami *ueh a vtcllar attraction a* UCLA- llu v ie Maid, 1932 British Amirf a championship, plat* host to Texa* AIM. which ii on tap at leur rttamp-on, runncr-u|i tor s..«i
klfssitsippi State and Tulane wel Imi Angel'* tonight. The Uclani Idle m J'JjJ and umiucstiunaldy lm
rated No. 2 in tn< final Associated Ime si, most ronvistent gullet leu
come* VMI in the Sugar Bowl
y '» r and were in Ihii mixed-up touriumtnl
Nationally, the Miami - Tech Prn* poll
The other tcmilinal bungs to(crap I* the big one became of voted No I in th,* year’a protheir high ranking* and the TV | xeason poll- Th* Aggie* won only gel net Hillman liobbint J r . ul
one of Ihrlr Hi g a m e * tail year Memphis, Term., last year's inter
i l 1 lie-ln. But conference-wi»e, the Ole hul Bear Bryant I* building and collegiate champion and winner ol
M
in
•
Georgia
battle
take*
top
II
place. Both Ihe Rcbeli, who arc might worry the Pacific t o u t a Rock ul important invitational
I:
tournaments, and Milium llynd*
Conferenr* favorite*.
a; the defending SEC champ*, an I
On a preteavon rating bail*, the nun III sd Philadelphia, who has
the
Bulldog*
hate
an
eve
on
the
Ii
#1 J9M rrnwn and lliii rmild well he M*ryl*nd-MI»*ouri game al Co Ireen recognised for year* as a line
lombia. Mo., and the University golfer who played only at mint!
jji a make-or-break game for them. of MiamiGeorgia Tech ronleil al borne.
* Alabama, Auburn, Vanderbilt
and Trnnr.-re donf kirk off their Atlanta rate top interr*!. MaryWard, a lran>plant«*l Tar Heel
1»—i Si* favorite to win the At from Tarbors, -*•■ ■ rack* gx
Campaign* until next week,
While Saturday’* schedule *hape* lantic tn iit conference title, a n mbls un favonle now that all Ihe
tip a* a »|>ert.iliir’* delight. It I* voted No A In the p rn ra io n poll other players rd inirrnatiuiul stat
i
a handicapped* horror. Profession- .Miami wa* lagged No. 9 and ure have been rrmuvrd.
al oddsmaker* established Tulane Georgia Tech No. to. The MiamiMarti has been playing exerp
a decided favorite over VMI. but Georgia Tech gam> I* the TV liunaily well user the ruggrd, fi.713•;
ft
Florida an t Kentucky are rated Game of the Week
California and Pitliburgh add yard, par-70 James Riser ruir*e
1
only one touchdown better than
additional
flavor In the intenac of Ihe Country Club of Virginia.
MitiUilppl Slat* and l-SIJ and the
He had a 19 hole Mpirakrr in hi*
two game* in Atlanta are cla**cd tion aI program, meeting at Pilta- upening match against Ray Palm
hurgh
in
the
only
major
EaMcrn
a* b>*t-upi.
er but ha* wun every unc since by
game.
11
How they lr>»k from here:
Conference raee* usually don't a comfortable margin.
Georgia Tech over Miami: A get under wey until alter the firxt
Alter knocking out Bobcit Jor
leal tnughy but Trrh I* cm It* old week or to of Ihe reaxon, but three dans of Grerniburo, N. C., and
atomping gruond* and Miami still game* are on tap In the South young Jimmy McCoy ol Mesl
U trying to live down it* reputa r a item Conference and two In the Palm Beach, Fla., yesterday, Maid
tion a* a “ poor" road tram. Both Pacific Coatt elreuil.
repeated an rarlirr ttalrm rnl that
have potent offenses but Tech
Kentucky'* Wildcat*, a dirk if he keep* on playing the tame
arcmi a »hade fatter.
hone (or tha Southeaitrrn crown, kind of golf, hr stand* a chance to
Mlttitsippl ovrr Georgia: Two tend a ntw lineup against LouDI win. That wa* a real understate
tough line* match ttrrnglh and ana Slate al Baton Rouge Saturday ment.
Georgia term* to have an rdgr In night. The same night MluHiippI,
Booe, on the other hand, had the
experienced reverie*. But Ole M!*a beaten by Navy In last New Yeir roughest of all rnaJ* to the semi
boait* more talented, levted run Hay's Sugar Bowl game, lake* on final*, although'three ul the lour
ner* and plenty of patilng ability. Georgia at Atlanta. In th* after quarter-final matches went lu Ihe
Kentucky over I.SU: The Wild- noon Miiiiiiippl State U at Flor llth green. For th« first seven
rata have more speed, depth and ida.
hole* against tall Charlr* Kunkle,
experience. Quarterback Bob Har On th# Coaif, Waihlnglon Slate upset conqueror ol Joe Conrad, Bill
dy w it All SF.C U tl year and hat travel* to Southern California and couldn't make a par.
ihown no tlgm of back-»Uding.
Idaho goes over the mountain* to *'I felt so bad I didn't want lo
Finrida ever MittUilppt State: play Waihlnglon.
__
gn nn I didn't want that malrh lo
S in e DeLaTnrre head* ■ clingy
finish," he said afterward.
defcmlve rrew and Jackie Simp
After knocking out Itobnt Jor
aun I* a breakaway back who’ll Hurricane Squad
dan
of Grernibor*, NX’.., and
beat you In a flaih. Stale** Art Heads For Atlanta
young Jimmy ktcCoy of M'e*t
Davis wa* voted the he it runner
Palm Beach, Fla., yesterday,
in the confrrrnrc lail year and he Followed By Fans
M'ard repealed an earlier stale
could lie again—but he rloein’t have
MIAMI US—A 44-man Univrrtily mrnl that II lie keeps on playing
a* much help a* he’ll nerd apalntl
of Miami iquad took off today lor the aafe kind ol golf, hr stand*
the Gator*. Injuries have reduced
Atlanta where Ihe Hurricane* open rhance lo win. That wa* a real
State’* overall rlfrrtivrnru.
Ihrlr HU football araaon against understatement.
Tulane over VMI: The Keydtlt Georgia Tech Saturday afternoon.
Booe, on the other hand, had
• r t out of their league.
Coich Andy Guttafaon plant In the roughest of all road* lo Ihe
give hit squad a-limhering up drill semifinal*, although three of the
I.UTTERS PI.I S
on Tech'* Grant Field at 4:30 p m. four quarter-final malchea wrnt
GAINESVILLE. - While a MuAn rvtimitrd 3.300 Miamian* will to the 'Rlh green. For Ihe first
deni at Brown Ihgh School In At follow the tram bv plane, train and seven hide* against tall Charles
lanta. Honda Quarterback Rich automobile—the largest crowd ever Kunkle, up*et conqueror of Joe
aril Ail.'n won ten letter*; four In lo follow the llurriranea nul of Ihe Conrad. Bill couldn't make a par.
football, three In basketball. two Male.
“ I fell so had I didn't want lo
in baieball and onr in track.
Hon Johmofi. Junior right rrrJ, go on 1 didn’t want that match
will ride Ihe bench with an ankle to finish," he said afterward.
tpraln and GuMafxon will rcplare
But he did go nn and. a* Bobby
him with either Phil Bennett, John Jones advised, had hi* bad round
Mrtwld or Harry Oilng*.
when hi* opponent alto wa* having
Otherwise Ihe Hurricante are In a bad on*. Coming to ihe llth,
good ihepe physically but Guitaf- they were all even and both abort
son iild “Our first team hasn't of the green in two. Booe chipped
bern able to work enough a* a within five feet of the rup. then
unit. W# won't be smooth enough blew the putt. Rut Kunkle mined
lo tinila with a veteran power- ■n even ahorter -one lo kite.
houtt like Tech and give them the
The M-yeer-otd llynd man. who
a c ta k w t 'l * •♦
game we'd like to offer them." beat hi* Philadelphia friend Jimmy
■•4l<atlf ,»'•»••
The game will be televised na Mcllale In Ihe morning, turned
>I>i M ht Imhf
tionally In color over CBS.
athw ■*•—s*M athark Intercotlrglal* champion Joe
■the,
Campbell 2 up
FAR- FLUNO
Bobbin* h»d * »T hul won only
GAINESVILLE, -T h e Unlvenl
ty of Florida Football Rostar baa I -up from Ed Hopkins ol Abtlrne,
repreirnlatlvfi from I t of the 48 Tex.
atates. The home atale of Florida
lead* Ihe Hit with 3t men, and
‘her* are eight from neighboring Warner Robbins
Georgia, aid seven from T uai.
Miami-Atlanta
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Moore's Comments
Spurring Marciano
In Determination
cjumrasii*
Briggs' Position
As Tigers' Leader
In Jeopardy Today
DETROIT UR—Waller O. IRplke)
Brigs*’ position a* president of the
Detroit Tigers was in distinct Jeop
ardy today following hi* failure lo
buy control of Uie leam.
In fact, the family name of
Briggs may »oon be severed from
any conncclion with Detroit baa*ball.
These were the algnlfictnl de
velopment* after yetlerday’i twrohour meeting in which Brigg), rep
resenting a five • man lyndicate,
offered lo buy out hli (our (liters
for 2lV million dollari.
They flatly refuted tha bid. mak
ing it fairly ubriosit they felt gift
million waa not a aullable price for
a franchise and bxll park consid
ered one of the fincal in baseball.
Brigg* admitted:
“The girl*' decision may have
been influenced by the low price."
Biigg* wa* obviously ahaken by
the decision. Hr had hoped lo ua*
hi* 41 per cent of the hid plua
another eight by Harry Ru*on, a
director of the Tiler*, to gam con
trol of Ihe leam.
But hit sister*’ refusal leave* his
future In baseball highly uncertain
Brigg* *ald that if the syndicate
sought In pursue the matter by In
creasing Rj bid, he would have to
diop out. He said he wa* in no
position to increase his share.
' Brigg* said s e v e r a l outside
sources have ihown Inlereil in buy
ing the leam. He said there were
numerous offers but didn’t men
tion any name*.
This, then, may mean an "out
sider" may own the Tiger* in lb*
future.
Brigg*' iliter* are Mr*. W. Dean
Robinson, Mrs. Philip A. Hart, Mr*.
F.vrrell E. Fiihrr.and Mrs. Charles
T. Fuher Jr.
Top Ten Drivers
Entered In Race
a
Long-Timt Jinx
Broken By Bears
yj
CHICAGO CR-The
-The iChicago Bear*
broke a long-lime Jinx last nlghl
by beating the Cleveland Browns
in • leat-nalf surge, 1411, In the
1Mb annu*> Armed Forte* Benefit
Game at Holder Field.
The Browne had beaten the Bee;-*
aeven times In ■ row and wen
beaded for another victory with a
tl-T halftime lead. But the Beam
earn* back witk two touchdowns
In the third parted and won or
George Bfandi'a f-yard field goal
in Ik* lail quarter alter the Bern
had recovered e Cleveland fumble
on Ihe Cleveland 13-yard tin*.
Th* two teima do net meet dur
ing th* regular National Football
League season this year.
6iidsL-Ct-U)hilsL
SiahlsA
Up
By r.n WILKS
I thinks the difference In gam ri %
The Associated Prcai
[ remaining will decide it “ We have
Sn now the American league eighl and Ihry have ’0. We h u e
thriller come* to thii: ClcvrDnit-two day* off next week and they
has eighl game* lo play. New- York base only onr.
10 Both have to win ’em all
Me c*n rotate three pitcher*
If they do, it s a lie.
and they're going to have lo u*e
The Indiana and Yankees start four or live starter*, especially in
the final run for the money tonight that last weekend in Boston. Thry
all even on the "lo»l" side. E a c h 'have four games in the last three
ha* dropped 3d. Cleveland ha*day*.
played two more than New York
“ M'c'vc won two more than th*
and won both.
Yankee* and they've got lo catch
Cleveland 1* at home to Detroit; up Maybe it won't be easy."
lonight. The Tribe plays vlx of, notion Manager Pinky Higgins
it* final game* with Ihe Tiger*. I prom 1ted it wont “ be e a sy "
two with the alill-hopcful Chicagoi Knowing hi* Bf.l Sox are uul of
Mhlte Sox
)j, h(l ta |d ••we'll be op (or the
Ncw^ kork play* Boston at Van- Ymkre*. M’e like nothing beltrr
kee Stadium. The kankt have ijun to beat them."
•even left with the Bed Sox, thrrr
Stengel wa* more whimrical
with M’aihington, the rlub “ that’s coin; inlo the showdown. "I've
kepi u* up there," «ay* Manxgrr been roxding for two week* how
Caiey Stengel, by taking IJ of 22 them two fellas (Lope* and Mhlte V
from Cleveland.
Sox bow Slarty Marion) have been
Cleveland Managrr Al Isipr* claiming the pennant. I'm sur
prised neither has won it yet.
May he they don't want it and
maybe we'll win il ourselves."
Mapnn, four game* hark wdh
m t iih
eight left, iimply stated a fact:
l*unTI..%SI» ,t|«In* JuhttHt >*«**n »* 1- 1. I *•»11II4 •*tlJtliA. if t |M11il 1i 11 "Me re still in it until we're math
lift, New Turk* I*
ematically eliminated."
1.0?* A.%1irieKJt-—l'*i • 4}*ilArtftv,
Only one game w*a scheduled
s#. Ix>* I b i v I m , 3lop|i#4 Uctibeis
iRltli, IS#. 1/t* inftplt* |»
In the rnakir* vc-lr.-day end W i n . *
liftly
M afli h ' S f d .
lyn. Ihe National League ehamp, *
•ft. tfftlv. i i o p p t d J o i t r t j r * I ' d i n
(t p il n 1
toil iiv fifth straight, the Dodger's
fit <nt * fit '*»9 11 b l • , • i a1 1 * «Ii Li t•
longest slump of the year. It was
U P i ra l la M v
a 3 2 decision In 12 Inning* s( SI.
Louii as Brooklyn ended 11* last
M'rstcm trip of the yew,
Stefson Hcttcrs
1 s u a Mmul and Ittp flrpulikl,
Fight Results
i
Get Light Workout
ss lih
DELAN’D jR-C’nach Herb Mc
Quillan scheduled only a tight
workout | o<Jjv for hi* Slrtvn Hat
ters .13 «f whom he will lake tn
Natchltochrs, La., for Ihe lesson
foolhall opener lomorrow night
against Northwestern State.
|
"I plan to g ve every man an
opportunity to see action." he sanlj
without offering a prediction on
Ihe outcome, "M'e haven’t scouted
Northwestern nor did we see Ihrm
last year and are going mlo the
game blindfolded," he said.
Th* tquad will leave DeLand at
t p. m. tomorrow by plane.
haCk-in-Turk
s n o t ' NOW
homer* , off
rookie Sandy Koufav In Ihe (Bird,
polled the NL even wdh ID own
maior league home run record of
1,197 sel in 1933.
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UR — Kerslrr AFB. Ml**. goes
agalnit Warner Robin* AFB. G«.,
today In Ihe Air Fore* Routbeestern
baseball tournament. Th* winner
tnreli Brookley AFB, Ala, tonight.
Th* championship will he de
cided tomorrow when tonight's vieter and hmt Eglln tangle.
Shaw AFB, S.C., and rinacastla
AFB, Fla., were eliminated yes
terday. Robin* edged Rhaw 4 3.
and KeeUer downed Finecastle 3-3.
Eglln . U m swept by BrahJey M .
Is N e a t l y
GROSSINGER, N Y. T -A rchie
Moore's long needling campaign
l o i r 4 o*
hat gotten under Rocky Marciano's
hh f w i r f
skin.
fT A R T i THf9
The 3S-)far-old ring veteran’s
41**0*
taunts helped get him hi* Sept. 20
titO H A O f H 4
till* Tight with the heavyweight
ne*r
kirg but It alio could lead to quick
M e m o * * -7
destruction for Moore m Yankee
o o r o f B /V
Stadium
Tuesday night.
0 * t.
Archie’* barb* have nettled him.
Rocky admit*. It al«n ha* served
a* a stimulant (or Ihe undefeated
Brockton Blaster.
Rocky said he H jn the greatest
• hape of hi* career, and rxprrlx
Y £ A h ___„
to put on “one of niy best fight*.**
P/QH THANPBR. _
Atked if Moore’s oft-repealed
rrark i about him had tnmething
to do with this. Rocky rrpllrd:
T°
—
' SOPH&AOBt
“ I gurit to. Everything ha* been
trading up to this, it kind of spur*
0 fC O M £ 0 * ^ 0 P ? * £
you on. I think I want to win this
more than any fight since the first
onr with Jerxey Joe Walcott when
I won the lllle."
At Ihe same time Rocky vald
hr respect* the light hravyweight
champion’* skill and It looking for
a tough fight.
| **rrom en roporu and u n i rv e
•xd about him. I guev* hr must
be exil'd the most dangerous
f i g h t e r I’ve ever faced. I’ve
watched him un tctcvblun and we
ATLANTA 'Jv-KIfien will be Ihe go over the movie* of hi* fight
magic number to watch when Mi with Harold Johnson."
Moore, dropped hy Johnson,
ami and Georgia Tech, two of the
nation’* topranked leam*. meet rallied to knock out the light
Saturday in one of the first big heavyweight challenger In the Nth
football game* of the 1331. season. round.
The number will be worn by both
quarterback Mario Bonofigiio of
Miami and quarterback Wad*
Mitchell of Tech,
What they do with th* ball may
well decide Ihe outcome of this
first coUcga football game ever to
be televised nationally in color
INDIANAPOLIS <*-Th* top 10
(NBC, 1:30 p.f., EST)
Miami’* "drive series" offense drivers in AAA big car racing
I* built around Ronofiglio's brilliant standing! are entered in Satur
ball handling. Tech will be depend day's third "Hoosirr Hundred" on
ing ■ lot on Mitchell’s generalship the Indiana State Fairground* mile
track.
in directing belly plays.
Bob Swcikert ol Indianapolia al
The 11 will be easy to *•* at ready baa become the first Indian
Grant Field end on television. apolia 300-mile winner to capture
Bonofigiio will wear it on th* front the AAA championship tinea World
and back of his Jersey. Mitchell Mar II, but the battle (or second
will have the number on the front plart may be undecided until the
and bark of hii Jersey and oo th* (mat luO-mUer at Las Vcgii, Nov.
lop of both shoulders.
20.
Shoulder numbers are something
Behind Swcikert'* 2,130 points arc
new at Tcrh, and are designed to Tony Bellenhauten, Tinlcy Park,
sislrl identification In pilcupa and III., and Juhnny Thomson, Springon muddy dayi when numerali field, Maw. lew each; Jimmy
may not be rlearly visible. All Davici, Paeoima, Calif., 890 and
Tech players will wear them lo Jimmy Bryan of Phoenix, Aria.,
morrow.
the defenamg champion, Uo.
The game itself Is a tic up. In
Bryan had won aeven straight
a prt-scason Associated Press poll, dirt track racra before Sweikert
the nation’s iporlswrllera and beet him in (he Syracuse 100 Sept.
broadcasters picked Miami No. • 13.
and Tech No. 10.
Other drivrri having a good year
Neither coach will predict a vic on tha big car circuit include Tat
Flaherty, Chicago, 730 points; Andy
tory.
Miami's And* Gustafson thinks Linden. Manhattan Reach, Calif.,
It wilt be a close game and Ii TdT.I; Pal O’Connor. North Vernon,
d., 310: George Matrk, Lynwood,
worried about Tech'i speed.
■nr., 440: and Wall Faulkner,
"Any good breakaway back la
Long Beach, Calif., 447.3.
dangerous and Tech hai to many
of them," he says. “ It'a one of
Tha AAA, r e t i r i n g rrom auto
the fastest teams in the country. race sanctioning after Hn« year,
I think w* can move th* ball. But ■wards I points per mile to tacb
can w* contain lb* Tech back*;" race winner.
Teck'e Bobby Dodd eaya he'*
LONG TIME
proud of the bafkfleld “but tb*
question Is can we break 'em
GAINESVILLE - Heed Coach
through that Miami line. Wo feel Bob Woodruff Is embarking on his
that Miami hai an edge on ui up sixth season as head man of Flo
front and your backs can't go with- rida football, giving him th* longout a good line of acrimmago to eit tenure of any Florida Foot
ball bead eoaeh.
mako th* holes."
11 Is Magic Number
To Watch In Clash
To M eet Kcesler
L eague R ace
VWL
;
:
GAINESVILLE. -T h # tfnlverslty of Florida football meeting with
the CoIob1i 1i of George Washing
ton University '.nil mark the Ont
meeting of tha two ncboola ea the
football Reid,
A m e r ic a n
N othing's
as new
as
r
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in. each b'liinei* dar except Sat.
1. 1 H P. EV1NRUDE.
Buy your Furniture at perrr'* • Samtone Dry Cleaning
ner lot tn new lection, spare
Phone 246*
unlay afternoon. Deadlma for
rin
like
a
top
and
beat*
GATLIN
BROTHERS
Warrhinue
Furn.,
t'o
.
at
301
W
healer, water heater, tile bath. Shermnn Concrete Pipe Co.
South-ode
lau n d rom at
rowing
*2130
w-e».<tay insertion* t* 5:00 p. m.
I*: St. All nationally adv. fur
Draai'r.e and Bulldozer Service
N od of paint is reflected In ,
South Side I'oodmart Bldg.
Oet
Weil
12th
SL
ninirr ai w*rchoti»c pricev_____
LOWER *7930. prire II.SSO.
Phone a: 2 ^ t — Sanford, 2464 — 3 6 II 1* SCOTT-ATWATER.
the day preceding p iblicatton.
!•* Eavt 2SU. SI
liVu new
*33.93
down. M2 60 mo RESELL or
Geneva.
:
i
lost
lnd
f
o
u
n
d
?
>
3 H P JCOn-ATWATER.
27PlnwO SERVICE
— factory to Tou —
RENT at a profit.
Ad'eruier* a rt requeued to Pi*C ARPESTi:it_ WORK
reLmi'hed'
................ *6*30 FOUND — Watch on grammar
Aluminum
tify the Want-Ad Department 1mL
X
U.7V DOWN. Balance »9.6Sn
For muck repair Joht or small 3 H JOHNSON,
Sill—Piano
Teehmetan
School
Ground*
Thur*dav
Own
medlatelr of any errors in their
Venetian Blind*
167.23 month 2 BR, newer CR
Phone 2161 (lout* l, Sanford ad*,
building Call Jim IUJ'M-4.
Vcrv goixi condition
*100.00
er may have by Identlfving and
av Th* Sanford Hrrild will bo
on landscaped, i h a d y lot. Enclosed heed. Sag-proof bottom
Two 3 H SEA-REFS
paving
for
thi»
ad.
Phono
tn.12
Plumbing. Rtrvnr n riling
rail with plaetic endi. Plastic or
INsTRUtTlON
—.16 re<pon*]blo for only ona tneorrecl
Extras, Phone I23I R.
tv* VI
Yo r choice . . . . —.
insertion.
rayon tapes. Cotton or njL-o
M. G. HODGES
*.vi on I Lt'** I
\ I EUNRUDE . ...
I!' 1. * t ‘ I t.l ” [!('r .< 1
MODERN PIANO COURSE
w. h . - rbi- RTEJtrrR
cords.
Server on All Waier Pumps— « H WIZARD ..
.*71.3(1
er Female REWARD A Rett* Per'onal Instruction at vour home
Realtor — Gearral laauranre
Senkarik Glaao and Paint Co.
Bell* Drilled — rump*
7 ', II ELGIN -ru n * good.
hinger DcBar). Phone Sanford,
bv
Harrv 32c*tcr, P O llox
Oertnide B. Dtagfalder Associate 112-IM West 2nd S i
Psola Road Phone 7M
Phone 12t
repainted, nnlv
M0 00
1*06.22 1
3 : i S a rfn rd . Fla
Phone 2123
112 N. Park Ave.
li> II P SCOTT ATWATER.
FOUND — fivrkrr Spaniel, brown
completely overhauled,
H aggerty A ppliance C en ter FLOOR SASDtnn a Finishing;
It’s So Fi*»y
and while *|niied
About 3
at
............
**3 33
•'Yout Wf*Unghou>« Dealer"
Oak floors furnlihrd, laid A fn 10A Mvtca1
S i
Cmm fmmf
To Place A Want Ad
monlhv old fall 1621
JOHNSON.
Mavtac Wither v
Phed. In bujtnrj* store 192*>
wi'U gear »hift, tank
*123 00
JuPt Call 1S21 and **k fo r
frone 1137
Phono 1129 • A. B. Peterson.Broker IIS Magnolia Are
E F. Stevens. Route 2. Box 227;
22—KLEtTriCAI. SERATCap—a
it SLA-RKE
the Want Ad department
Assxiste i • A. B. Peterson Jr.,
Call 7IG it-4 before 7 a m or 12 X'cry
*129
93
good condition
H U o m A u t r " *pvilanee>"”,^ a l e i
p J Chesterton. Garfield Wil* 1946 Plymouth Sedan. One owner.
a'trr
•
p.
m.
Sanford Herald
=
i
)
16
II
MOTT-ATWATER
and servtee. G II High, Oviedo
l= New Tire*. *274 nil.
lotto. John Meuch. R. W. WilFin. phone 4131 or Sanford
I t'omplctr with Renwitr c-mnntt reactor c*
llama. A. C, Doudney. Land Sur
PLUTHBING
Clem furnished ap:. Close In.
tml Ilov and control cable—
1642-W after * p m
_____ A little spree like this will get
veyor.
Blwey IT /2 Booth
Pwoee Ml Contrvrl and rcpvir work, free
3U Palmetto Ava. Pbona CIA
your nu «>age hefnre eur more
*16300
estimates. R. I- Harvey. 204 22only
j.*- tiE E irr EUIHI'ME Vt —23
Ihe Mffiwd,
thin to non revderi. Tell 'em to
II JOHNSON.
Victorian Mirrors, S3. up. Curved
C. A. WHIDDON, SR.
WELa KA APARTMENTS: room*,
Sanford Ave Thors tsi*
dayl Phone 1.621.
Run* good, and v*ill pull
1A broiey o'd *»9*
,
Love Seat, *1*. French Proven- GrllTi*- A—Hunte r t nntlnirhon Co.
H X TW g Attlee M achine C o ,
Re*. Real C ita'a Broker
pnvata balks. U4 W first SL
2 *1* of »klL
M393 Typewntrrs, adding maeninn
' 4ovt. ' the vffy best raodrn
rial Coffee Table. *20, Early
V, E. Douglas. Associate
Home*
and
Remoiicling
On Sale While Thev l i« i‘
Salei-RcnUls, 114 Magoolia. I t
American Coffee Table, *2*.,
Is ih* (Inrsifted peq*■”
111 S. Park
Pk. UM
niLS SP4IT a n i i A R i j t
^ RolUwoy and B U j Bad*
Phnnr 22*1 M l
Nc» 1923 Model i:\IN R t DIS
44
New Platform HorVer*. 119 94.
CAI.I. 1621
Day, Weak nr month—Tel. MU. RAYMOND M. BALL. BRORBR
G. E. Refrigerator **9 91. term*. PRESCRIPTIONS tilled prompt!' H I LIGIITW IN', (.void Out
AND INUI 'HIE
foruiture Center lie West first
BEAUTY PARLORS -21
: * H FLEET*','IN, Sale 4212 33 24O. M. HARRISON, BROKER
D irrm of interfiling artlrlcs,
while you wait in sir-comtitioned 14 H FASTWIN Sate
*313 30
IO'- up
S D llighlryman. Saleiman
SPECIAL' at HARRIETTS
comfort at San Juan Pharmacy
It Hit;TWIN- (Sold Out)
IM .South Park Ave.
Phone MB
, Through September'
FURNISHED APTS.
THE CURIOSITY SHOP
a W Crntrat. Orlando. Ph 2 3169 22
a
If
Elec.
Starting
Regii’ar *10 Shivvc Curl or Real)*
Nevi to Rrnneu's Court 17 92 So
203 Wait lit. Or Call at Furni
R'*
Twin
*ut
3o
tic Permanent' onlv 46 30
ture Center. UC West Hi.
INSURANTb.
- hi
What'll You Have?
H u n t i l , ITS
Good Upright Piano. Phone ISM. H R G|s(*.
Aluminum
or
Alahogany
T. W. MERO
Avalon Apts. KUHJency. rfeone W. DIETRim S
IIKAl n NOOK
Rnal*.
GENERAL
KWirlr
t
hurper
1MI Perk Ave. Phnne 27 or III
7J0-W.
'It EES
TUBES
1P3 Si Oat, Ave.
tLitor trailer*. Several model*
•lovr 21". Exrellrnt barealn.
Preferred Ratr* to .
Phnne 111
pf u»ed boat* A tratlera on
S7u. Phone evening*. 1672-Wjn.
CEE Seminole Realty lor Deilr- Three bedroom home near PinePolicyholders
• IlKMCIVEH
• SHAPED
crest school. 2 well landicaprd
tiann priced rea«onahl«.
able Homes and Apts. Phone 17
John William* Ins. A fta r y
~ s F .m ;V in K ii s i 'H i.u .
lot* with tree*, fenced In rear SELLING C II E A P — Surplu*
•
.TOPPED
• BRACED
HDIISON
S
po
rlln
j;
flood*
617 Saaford AllinUe “ ‘
f
Hoorn (urniibed Apartment
plant* Including Begonias anl
COLO WAVE permanent lhat > >■
yard. Total price only 310.200.
Evlerude Sale* 4, Service
2*
2300 k te llo n v llle .__________
rhllodendroms.
1601
Palmelin
ea>y
to
manage
Reg
IIP.
NOW
with terms.
361 E. Ill S I.
rb-.ar It*
Ave.
Desirable Furaiahod Apt. Ph. Robert A . W illiam s, Rrallor
KVA-BBSS IIKAl TV SHOP
Raymeeit Luadqulxt, Associate For Sale* Rnllfast hirycir. good
UJW
PROMIT SERVICE
Phooe MT3 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
JOE SWIFT. 12 It boat. Trailer.
Air Conditioned
condition. 26 Inch sue Ph. 1293
FURNISHED Apt MO Park Ave.
19,1 12 H P Wizard ktckrr
in* r. 2nd st.
PHONE 509-X-W
SANFORD, FLA.
nr see at 2413 Elm Ave
INSURa n i F
far ym i Real Esu m ereei:
PI one I6A1 R
Thone SM
f
H
O
N
t
811
CLEAN furnished Apt. One. Two Cullen and D ark er, Realtors Window Fan*, air rnnditionrr«,
IM N Park Ave. Pham 1213.
people. 133.00. Oil Park Ave.
all new, slightly above cost
l a .*. C Ba n k BLD( - :
Elrolnne Stores
NEW LAKE HOME
I Room AperlmenL 112 Elm Ave. 2 BH, Fla room, oak floors, plas
ARTKLR* WANTED
iPhone 2S 3-W.
tered. IS baths, large lot. I
POLIO A DREAD DISEASE
lio,non on
Mile* from Sanford on 0*leen- Highest CASH. TRADE-IN prices
Enterprise Road fCome out and
paid for used furniture Call 936. Invurance for Each Afcmber of
FURNISHED Apartment. Hole
FU R N ISH ED AND INSTALLED
see
what
*11.230
00
wilt
buy,
Wilvnn-Malor Furniture Co. 311 FAMILY GROl'P onlv *mon YR.
in rrlv sle Bath. 30* Palmetto
Pnnne 2036-R-1
BY
Polio- Tetanu* leukemia ■KhccE. HI SL
Ave.
pnalitu -Smillpov- Dipth-rta •
DON'T MISS THIS ONE
GOOD USED PIANO-Ph. 1231 It
scar'et Fever -Spinal Meningi
Furnished Kilchenelle Apts. Air Excellent neighborhood, near high
tis. Rabies Tularemia
7—
PetaLlveeloehSappIlei
—T
‘ ‘ 26 Tt.
ft. “living room with
school,
Conditioned. Slumherland Court,
t2.(V*i no CAM Fit Jl<> 00 more.
fireplace. Separale dining room,
South City limits Highway 17-92.
STKMPKR INS - It E AGENCY
convenient kitchen with natural GERMAN SHEPHERD Puppies. Phorw 2122
112 N. Park Ave.
GENERAL TILE CONTRACTOR
TWO BEDROOM newly fumi*hed
It. I) P rim , South Sanford Ave.
finish cabinet*. 2 bedrooms,
home In Bel-Air. Phone 1797-M.
sleeping porch al»o den. (teparPhone 360-W-f.
THU 21BS-W
Out Wewt I.tlh SI
ELOWERS riJkNTS SHWI B-S
Ptwnia MW
a tv entrance* double garage.
I m m e d i a t e occupancy. This PARAKEETS - Young bird*, all
R Full «Ua moms Sts oo including
comm
St SO Phone 1136 W.
I.YC1IEK TREES
home was recently appraised
a L u a u tu
•u tlllU ti. 107 West 9th St.
for IU.QOO 00. Price t3.iou.uo.. 1213 W Dl St,______________ Air-layered. Rs-adr t'» T l a n l .
—U ------ ( GUWt VWMATiDCAP cwicKfN nr** '"T*
Citrus
on
Clrv,
Rough
l/omun.
«
W
dqwn.
*73
w
>
per
month.
THREE BEDROOM Hnu'C. Lake
—19 Slmp'Cin “ Lucky Acres ’, Geneva
■RIF WANTED
O ' DARLIN3, \
veux
f
HAVING
Call 2tan. Any lime
______
Mary. All modern conveniences.
YOOHOO-.C CHiCHfrinr.
vo u ii*
.y
.1
Kitchen appliances. Th. 1620 J-3.
OLD ESTABLISHED lt\*tallmrnl EVER-REARING S t r a w h « r r v
ARTICLE* FOR KALE
*73 mon
Company has immediate open
Plants *1.30 per hundtetl Phone
ing tor a Salesman-Collector tn
1317 W
________
RED-t-MIX CONKRETE
FURNISHED Apartment. 3 Rooms
Ihis vicinity. Slust be sober, « ide t ■j ------- —
- - ------- -— ---- M racle Concrete Co.
and bath. i«02 Maple Ava. 30) Elm Ave.
sw.'ke
and
a
hard
worker
Musi
.
17—
Autnmnlule*
Trailer*
—17
Thone 1333
Phone Anarello. H74.
have ear and refcrencci. Write
FOR SAI.K — 1916 Indian Trai
P O. Bo* .117, Sanford.
V E N E T IA N B L IN D S
THREE Room completely fumler. 27 El. All Metal, reasonable
Ished Atpartment. Ground floor. (Nationally Adv. RoUa-ltead) SERVICE STATION work Partprice. Phono 2.,34.
Manulaeturvd m Sanford
Hoi and cold water included.
lime Experienced only. Age
per moolb. 31T Palmetto, S m r Im I* V m m Ur s H a d C a
23-30. Apply Colonial Service It wlT nay Yntl to are Its befrw*
O0 West Ird St
Phone M3
bona 2191.
Station, I3ta and French
you buy. Upcn Evenings and
Sunday s.
Office apace. Three rooms. Tolal I t VARIETIES PANELING
Kattslde Trailer Sales,
10A HELP WANTED I female t 10A
area 400 sq. ft. on rt. IT at City
Native aad foreign Wood*.
Palatka, fla.
limit*. Phone 1339.
Sea Them AI
• LTtO W*11.SIX
"Capable Women — atari now
UNFURNISHED House at 607 Shtraua Con erala Pip* Co.
earning Chriilma* money hy 1310 I’.CH'K Coupe In good rondiPbaaa 2411
W. 2nd St. Phnne 146-J or 966-J. Out Watt 13th SL
servicing Avon customers. Mrs.
linii Have 2 cars, don't n-'cd
Juanita Russell, P. 0. Box )73.
but onr. Phone 1773. 501 W l>t
MODERATELY priced S Room QUICK CASH for Eurntlure. Add
Orlando
“
ing
Machines.
Typewriters.
Out
St,
Eum Apt. Excellent location.
board klntora. Boat*. Super
404 K 14th St. Ph 2142-W,
WORK WANTED
- I I 1930 PACKARD. 4 Df. UHramalir.
Trading Post. One mile South I tPerieet condition *300 V. A.
LJPPER 7 Bedroom furnished
on IT 92. Phone 2213-R.
LAWNS MOWED by Jerry 'fo rd .
Whcetess. lavngwnod.
fAjMrtnymt, CIS Magnolia Ave.
Free estimates. Phone 1317-W
t V FlarMa Tlmea Ualaa
Your Moraine Paper.
CARPENTER and General Re- HOUSE TRAILER — 21 El. ExNICE ROOMS. Hot water. *3.
Tar Homo Delivery
pair Work. Thomas W. Tcrgucellrnt condition. May. be *rm
weekly light kitchen privileges.
Phono Jack Benton. 622-M
son. Phono 203CR.
at 1401 Frtneh. or Phone 2341
1013-W.
Housework, Daywork. 701 Cypreu. 1933 TRAVEUTE Trailer. 42 ft.
HEATING
floor furnaces and Circulators 623-R.
Air conditioned. Television Per
a A POPE CO- INC.
fect condition. Will sell 33', off
DI5EL
and
Gasoline
Mechanic,
MuttUaea OCEAN FRONT Apart, 2M Sea Ik Park Are. Fbeae 14U
original price. .Shown hv ap.
truck
driver.
Station
attendant
manta SM Rmitk AUaaDe. Daylntment only. F.llis IJojd.
Phone 2073-W.
ton* Beach, Fla. Call Mn. Hub
lone IH63-W,
Sloop Id Comfort
T T ..... .......................
ri.aam m i i k i i chfww^ Phone 23T4-W
KING sue Hollywood Brd 60" g i» s u m n k iw n p ro R T u w m g A 11
Wj
AUTOMOBILE
RBitlRKBR |g
M". Complci* with luxurious
T'tN. 6 300P1N JtRN 06 tut (TOPC...
lnncr-ipring Mattress. Matching MEN or WOMEN — If you are
CARS
interested la a full or part time
Box Springs. Headboard fDuraa
f /
r i l f V f O M E l" C t A f t A < V .\f* 1 AN O TN tR ,
BOUGHT
SOLD
TRADED
aelllng
job
offrrmg
a
business
P in tle), Hollywood legs I I S JO.
Roy Reel's Usea Cars
uopc r o v u 'if.? Tufv Rf ruttiNO m e r ,
of your own, Nationally Adver
ECHOLS
BEDDING
CO.
at i l l RaSjTpart^rhewe m
tHPOUOM H A3'C TRAIN NO A S A
L ‘
Saniord Avo. A Uik SL
tised product with repeal bustOenar Sad A Magnolia Pk. 1232
\
5111MMAN.. m i that n o o R
ne>*, and free retirement, eon"Rod" Bamberger, Mgr.
tact Mr. Radcn. Parlor Room,
nUCrt IS l/V t AMMUNITIONi
Ooeo Monday's Ql • p m.
Valdea Hole! Friday evening,
AAR. 2 - a
NO DOWN PAYMENT - Two
Sept. 16 at 7:30 p m . Nutrihte
Biryloo ft Lawnnowcra
Bedroom roacruta block house
Company..
•
4
{ UMhi k A
l‘ari>
100
Reconditioning
under ronitruction. K11 r h e n
Slaaley'a Rika Shop
equipped. VA Insured financing.
16- IFB O A t RKRYICM - I
310 E. 4tk SL
Phono SIM
Low monthly payments.
FHA
ARMY-NAVY
KURPLUF
uifeMp
DOWN PAYMENT - Two Boy's Westora Dungarees . ..t.M
aodaltag aad
Bedroom concrete block House Eootlockers
Dr
wn—Smalt
—SALE
.
T.9J
under construction. FHA insured
V
.
» . v. ■>
All lira Tarpsulms
P a y rata
financing. Selling price I7.ma IIP, SanlOTd
Tiaa u i u waunrH
Avo
rtiooe
1221
Camera*# Ca.
Monthly paymeala principal aad
Oooed Saturday loi
IniartsL
MoUty.
| NO DOWN PAYMENT - Three
FLOOR aaadtag aad Oaishiag.
Bedroom concrete block House
A °°c
to be started.la faw day*. Kit*
•quipped. VA laaurad finGot H M fa r m o w noodo at
aadng
___ «. Monthly p a y m a n t a SIwnBRB Codcro to PIgo Co.
•M.00 The Aral qualified vrtrr- Out Waal I3th St
Phono 2469 Spate Ifealers and k ’mor FurnM s miking a deposit gel*
*1* 1this.
acta Liberal T radcla.
n
LOWELL a GCfER
CLASSIFIED ADS
ROGERS
Seminole Realty
SERVICE
**(;i:m :kal tree siiuaEON”
T I L E
SHERMAN CONCRETE
PIPE CO.
DICK M APES
•K
R
L U R B
[
r/7
|fjL
/JK
iw .m
S 2 h E fe ?«
GOOD And BAD
UMd ntWaaCaUMt ... . SUJi
<M bt • Wa
u25
BS
Used » Pc. DIaatto ............ Rio.00
H tM O
Used Chest of Drawers . . . . tIOJM taw
Used Comer Cabinet . . .
Used Dining loom Table ..
ahvm iA U s
o.r. Equity NJW. PR7 lirJw! —- - ——- —.....
Used Double Drossor and
Woodruff A
n_
RorI Eat
v S n ^ - w - m . * ,M
■ i WoadrMf PMg.
a i& ? £ i" m Z Z £ X
liU
P . M.
“Homes af DUUnction"
If*
Ffcoao 160
T wnh you'd hove your afesst*
chookod, FWhoftr*
Our location i* prsct'callv
"iu*t around the corr-r”
from any part m* town—
why don’t you i m u* '<»r
your building mxdsT Do i'
today 1
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Foam Plaslic Home *. ‘ ■/1 09°
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Is Seen Possible VS- m J
As Future Marvel
gelher I l f
*
a
building ' it
The “ all fl b# made of I'.-arn'
m
’/ 'r a t e r ,)
4r»%"«%-1
air
ftibb<
framci for funiiturr
them * dh toll Hull
>U•
/
r •
g> ( « tare ta a voiea- that <|uirk*
v | hrr< wan rub'efino in Ibrry'a
nfurtnierit lavt nignt. A n /l» iy
r.uld h a.e u r n that en'itlope
lalellc i 'kiya' atirklbg out ol hla
t->«. uaid the kryi and returnol
tiiem Inlet "
'butt." agreed Kandera grudg*
tngly And it wan a |wd tiling to
d > Hut piotdt who dun t «a|-ecl
lookml At £<ir*
"How do a t know the real Cerry
•
a. if Lfe« re v tiff »onirUung Iri’jH* wtole Ihu me&iaga on thi* anve*
yourir K
pp in r.i r appear»nr*—hair dyttl luptT” returned Kara. * Other peopl« will know alenit hla hand* ril
J{r*rn ftf a broken nna*.
PltllCtllW i of hit jom*
'
morrow ram r Thurtday from Mm
"Miaa Laere.
j re ov«rwroiiKht. ing—hia partner in radio, Jamea
Drily Lou Hj I n. r o r a n - • ••> Th' re ii m f|iir»linn nl niir.taker. | 'elere. and tua landlady, Judith
, ciate of Uic J
1 ■..it.■ i ■i iibnlrly. I •atm tu n thM inurninp Ji nklni."
'110-11 auppeiae we aak Miaa Jen
«ith « teanli “ irront hinkins I
versity radiation laboratory a dmight ttnd t<>ra» Uue in Mr. liana*# kins lo »tep up hem." Sander*
arribinj p m r n i ar.d Inluro pur
i)ifii|<j«ar«r''c among bl» piper*. went lo the teli phone. ''Mlae Jen*
vrl« from foam* I pta'tif
I <*»j golnc I" C'l ■ Hey Inrni kina. I h i in Mr llonea apartmentSloil foamed p lu lir s ar. Iim il
Y* e. aa tm n ai you can,
M/ta Jer.kiba. fan you iinagine
tar plailirr rticmirallv Irfj*' i
IlirJV I tell when I Aalh'd mlo the pltaae."
rapand to ihry rnnino I", i andi
The ftrangi r a fate wan rad with
»• llleile and loilttd Mr Hone himof n lhrr rlo rd or open rr:l• nr »• it calmly laiung letter* mil ut
; ara, how tan you. . . . Tina
both Thf pnf>'i it the :amr ai Ilia mailhov
ii Iant as tic. What moUva eemld
uhlpp.nj up a rake
*'Honestly. K iri" The stranger's anyone have for unpersonating »
They ran br rradr »■ flilfr > vriue w ar ft nn Ir lighti r ami high- man lik« me?"
Kara looked at him IhmjghUuIly.
tollnn or at r d at *fftd arvl ir than the real (jerry a "You've
ttoodlikr in appr-snnrf M 't H i
made ui lath n hcuhrtu The cap- -lie- aiiw of the ruby. You must be
A!r told Ihr Amrrfran I brr.ii al la .n saya my natno'a <>n tile al Urn trim' oeie who trunks he ran get hla
m ining p*' ron» burnau. Are yr«ti hanils on tha ruby try taking Ger
^oritly.
,
Other tvrvrt ran pi<r you loci^r nut nt your ii.m l * I waa only ry's plaie."
The ruby?" Hr repcatod the
wearing ihftr rnlfi and hr. *, r» gnpe • I'V tours “
lie . ilta mo turra.’ " H-r la ie words aa ll they had no meaning
lllirnl ptattlr lllr f! or
irr !!/
iwi itun* rnly "Tha n til Crrrv lur him al all.
ahlr ifuffrd |ov' anl (••;;;1
litil CapL tsaridi r» pounced. "You
t i]|i t me [rai rr, but an unpuator
other net* producti 5o
t .-r > »
didn't say anything aloul a ruby
u mildn l know th.11."
m i l t u t . ftihfr* rr»m
.
"Kor I'rle'a aak«‘" Tr.o vnur.g u> me last night. Miss D a tia *
aunlifhl or lun.'iv nlhrra *tn man w»a a gout aelnt Hr turned
"I didn't know about it then. Cm
aupplr at ai elir tr t i
in
i-.tier my telling you I
tn i.antb re will) a kind «l humor*
I'rirrt ara : ia 1 1
nua Ileapatr that wan tnniph tely in wns buying a pirn- of Junk y wrlry
when I met Gerry in the JO-cent
romprliliti *iih nthrr
-thi ■
ilia racier.
"A»k him wtirro he wj.i loot store ?"
aod mmr r <tural maN rial*, Mi
"Of ururse.”
night," raid t'ira. IlnplacalJy.
Rarkla taid
•'After I ten yru I want lo are
1 ve already inly thrift, put tn
the rttangrr t» fore Jtander* could my gn at-aunt, Mr*, travld t^reh.
Sh* had tw o trumta with her,
answer her.
*Yeo. he bon," eobtlrm**! Han- I'uki-ut Clive, ttic art dealer, and
d< r* ' lie a n staying with a cu t- Gregory Kallust, a frond of hla. I
• in. Mrs. f a b b Harmon, who haa was wearing the pendant I had
no l>mg Island tie told
ih< woman wiio cleans his aparti ;,t that he would leave the kry
in an envelope in hla mail hot. toritely Uia e.ivelojw was still
a | : i- e
K
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Uitre lo prove tua story wh* n we
got hera this morning. I asked him
tn y .t down tla tousm'a Long
Inland adders* Ho did, and his
hand writing la the same an Uie
handwriting on the envelop*. Kec ?“
Handers (anntod lo the renter
table. There were tw o keys and a
crum pl'd envelope, Kara renirnit«r>d the envelope sh* had seen in
Gerry s ten last night. Now she
could re id the message st raw led
K
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t C ia iiM jc o r t W/Ai’fii nCoLon *
on it. "Keys inside. G II "
Ill-side the nivclo|ie w ss a sheet
m paf* r with th* notation, ' Mrs
Tn.iiom tnw ’ o n l y
C ilib ll im r ift. Mill House. tVil*
|.r* brook hong Island. ‘ Tl.e handwriting seemed the same as the
s> iawl <m Uie envelope, but. , , .
i
I* ught in the JO-cent store. Mr.
.ciive sai l that It was a real nitty,
a mustum piece, probably stolen
and that the Uuet might hava Ivdd -n it tem porarily among tha fak
Jvw-els tn the 10 rent stove because
Judies or hljaekrrs were rlrvaing in
on him. Then 1 remembered th#
man who was killed in a street ac
cident Just then and liver* You had
aald he was a thief,M
“Ar. tint*tiler."
"When 1 got home from Aunt
Caroline's la.it rught ther* was a
man tn my apartment You re
member the Cast Indian who sat
si my table in the Automat? ft
waa he. and he thought I had the
ruby. He oaid it waa called the
Tim ot India, and Mnann had
elnlrn ll Horn a ehnn* w Mcgur
during the war. but was never
brought to Inal for Lack of avt>
deme."
"J never saw Gerry's handwrit
Capt Hand era’ (ate had passed
through d o u b t lo amaremerit.
ing." said Kara, slowly.
"You vr never had a letter trout Why didn't ymi r all ma white this
him?" Capt. Handera' vclce aharp- Indian was with you?"
"lie wroukla't let me go near Me
•meiL "Yikj didn't know him w ry
well, dn you, Mu* Dacre T Ac* telephone."
Th* rof* of melodrama brought
eording to your own story, you've
artn him cr.ly i t ortlJ times. How tha eaptaln'a douWa back. "When
f »n you Je so sure this isn't Gerry w« checked the building earlier
yr strrda y *' er.lng every door wwa
H erat"
"You toeget t last saw him only kicked. How did b« get In?"
T hrough a skylight on tha naf,
a few hour* ago. One doesn't for-
he said fit earn* through tha
building n>st doot.
-Hi* name?"
• He didn t Uil ma his name*
Her vide* faltered aa she realised
that it eoundrd like tha wcekrat
ol Ilea, "He said that he rept**
ornted the lie,eh of Mogur."
' Mogur has no representative in
this country," aaid Sanders. "Not
even a consul Tha country la too
small and too poor. Obviously thia
Indian wants the ruby for himwlf.
Ha is a crook, perhapa a killer,
who lied 1* you. What became eg
him?"
"lie went awayf"
"Just Ilka that? And you *d
nothing?"
"It was let* 1 was tired. I drank
a Lille sherry and fell asleep in my
chair. When I woks hi won gone.
Kor a moment I thought U had ail
b»«n a dream. . .
Tha stranger eut tn sharply.
“Why don't you ask her In showr us
this ruby? If ther* la • roby or
anything like one!"
bar* said. “It disappeared *1
Aunt Caroline's when I was show
ing It to her guest* Or. Sallust
and Mr. (31v* Wa wrr* pasaing U
from one to another. Someone —
Ur. Sallu.it, I think —put It down
on th* card labl* and then, a mo
ment later. It just wasn’t there."
"And you did n * t h i n g , of
course ? Sanders' Irony waa blunt
enough lo faruiaa. “After ali, who
i area about a mere ruby worm
only &0 grand or acme eueft
chlchwf—dT"
"Aunt Carolina Crint want a
police inTrstJgatian. She i aid, an
invalid tn a w-hroi chair."
"Ho you ail went home In had
wit hoi* bothering to ararch any
one I"
"Oh, no. Wa had a pat a r ial
March. Ulna made ua."
"Edna?"
"Misa Creel, my aunt's compan
ion. I seen had Edna and Aunt
Caroline—Ihry both Insisted. Ulna
searched me. Htavcn* Aunt Caro
line's houseman, searched the two
men. Thera waa m sign eg th*
ruby."
“Obviously rave of th* mew teadd
have bn bad Stevens."
"Oh. dent ha a b a a r d r mod
Sax* "Bbrvrus 1* th* dearest aid
man—aa old ad Aunt Carolina
Money la notring to him. Beside*,
Clive and Sal!oat were bath there
in th* library together during tha
ararch. They e sn t sM three be m
it:“W e i Mr* ha aa* l l t t (hern
now, you understand.' aaid San
ders wearily. "Xves your Asst
Carolina."
“I hate to hare hrr hathreed, t
wouldn't have told you if It hadn't
hern for Gerry's sake. 1 mean Ih#
real Gerry. , , .* She turned ab
ruptly to Mora *1 th* i tranger.
"What have you don* with him?
Who sent you la take hta pise* ?
Was It the other* ?"
"The other*?" he echoed blankly.
"That’s what tha Indian called
them—the ether*."
■ S e a making B *B ■pT pro
moted the strong*#- Utterly. ----“If aha is, tha must have quite
a morbid imagination.* Sanders
ry*d her narrowly. "Ever have a
n e rra ti breakdown ar any symp
tom *t emotional tuU btlity?"
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To
September 8
Through 15
6:00
1955
AUSTIN, Tex
r—Stale Iferlth
Commissioner H'nry A, Ilolte
Thursday dehur.ked "uranium dirt'*
treatments being offered in T e a s .
"The healing value e! dirt rontaming minute amour.!* of u-sn.
ium isn't worth ih* Mm* It t a ^ s
a man to covet hi* robing fort,'*
Dr Ifolie said in a statement
He m d "doreni” of tne so eilied
treatment centers stared up after
the idea sprea dthat the allegedly
rad oiftiviiy In the dirt * is a
eure-aii for assotted aches and
pains.
home uranium "healers" hav*
erected tents m •hich patrons rsn
• it while absorbing alleged ritv •
active- emunation*. Dr ifolie said,
Faiiuns were said fo pay 12 to sj
an hour.
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eight rives and explodes All but
velocity.
five bags ar* made of polyetbyl- a fv'v of more than 1.000 bg t
Ine, the thin Cellophane like ma launched at Lowry have been icterial in uhieh carrots and other covered
vecrtahlfj are wrapped inflated,
Ur Force radio stations trjrli
they are atwnil I7i ftel tall and the balloon* in flight arrow th*
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NEW YORK t —Dovktrt tstklcd ILA » .iccfptance of Ih* committee l?'< feet in diameter
They carry -enmivc gear which Planes aUo maintain contact to
j the huie U»k tftdjy of moving the formula a "face•la\lll^', devlre rerords data on wind velocity and cuard against s possible nlliuon
j ?ftO million dntlsri worth of procj- adopted alter lnr.il* in vnme ritlev ilireition Alclt for three to five of the balloon with aircraft.
' ucti that piled up sling the New (ailed to heed the itrite rail
York ‘‘ iierfront during their eightdsy strike.
THK
B IR D
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P A K A D IS E
Wherever you can, standardire
The walkout, which alto hit levLocal oil on old highway tn I-nkt Moprno. Hrnutiful Iota
arsl other Fuvt Coatt pnrt«. '<#« on easy.washing material* in your
of »>0 ft. fronti'Rc on pavement and Cu'*i ft. decfi All
^railed off >e»terd*y hy the Imle- home decorating. It always pay*
Mils-irripnted. Ideal location for anyone who would likw
pendent International Longshore- nf/ For no| only die* soap-.md
to have a Mifficenl yround for a gulden or flowers al
men's Assn.
water cleaning keep your home
ready landscaped nt a price of STOO.OO ilnllara per loL
The ILA hailed as s victory the
setting up ot a voluntary cillrcns furnl hmg* looking better longer
with a reasonable down payment with monthly pay
fact-finding tommitlee fo hear its —it also keeps you looking better
ment.'*. within .1 blocks of School and two block* of
grievances again*! the New York- longer' For thi less tim* and
Church.
N»u Jersey Waterfront lomrris- effort you have lo devote to houseL. n MANN
lion.
cleaning, the more relaxed and
Like Monroe. Fla.
P. O. Hog
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All Florida
) don't think this is Isgal-so please do not
mad this out loud.
Now. If you know a doctor or n nurse, ash
tiiem if you may borrow one envelops and one
xtirrt of thsir business stationery. If this idea
•e not greeted enthusiastically-don’t press the
■•sue. Steal some.
Then write the Kthicon Suture Labora
tories, Inc., Now Brunswick. Now Jersey Ask
them to please send you on# copy of their lit
tle slick picture hooka raltad "Inflrmary.”
'Cat-A-Log" and "Kennel-Club "
1 am fully aware this is sneaky. Kthicon ia
u l in business for the shear love of labor.
They make surgical supplies. Ksper tally cat
gut sutures. Which ia found in Rne innoions
everywhere. Or writs and thay'll send you the
t v s ms of the mriaion rloeest to you.
Incidentally, catgut ia not made from a little
tal'a insides. It comes from the word kitgut.
A kit was an old Arabian violin. And although
there ia no posities account of the actual
origin of the word "kitgut" - I think it was
i omsd by a music critic. One night ha had to
(ever the Sheik's kit recital. And the nest day
be wrote that aa far aa the Sheik'a kit talent
wee concerned—he sure had guts.
Meanwhile, back at the reach, Kthicon has
put out these books simply as an advertising
pmraicb. Tha pictures are of kitty caU and
puppy dogs—which may sound too awfully
mite, ricept they aro also some of the most
gorgeous animal ahota I've aver seen. (Walter
Chaadoha did moot of theta.) The captions, of
iwuro, aro aimed point blank at tha medical
Cat-A-Log" t* mostly i l w t ouraaa. And
re ia ooa picture of tfco i i r t a i t tittle cot
m il 1 tmat an inlcnw . . . "
And tha fluffy wide-eyed soft baby fcittsn
looking up in shocked disbelief with, “You
Florida t dog racing aeason n a y he otvr—
but not the teuton fo r photographer* to catch
pretty girtt u h rrrier they happen to tit down.
T h u one it lAtula Jo n et of Daytona Beach
who *topped in at the Vohuto County Kennel
Club to check on her favorite dog. Photogra
p h er Horace Heley would rather bet on Undo.
L e t t Bits
SO T H m , MR. SM IIM
Imagine my chagrin, upon trading II K.
Nmith, Jr.'s editorial of Aug 16. la Ond hr
Hmils lbs quota of Californian* to nm
Hers am I, ■ raprmrntalivr of the (ioldra
Slats, slatting your lovely Carden of Eden
to discover ee Californian* are included in
tbs K.C.U.M
New, I aaggsst (he California Chamber of
i a society railed H.H.O.U.
Migrant* are Obnosisu* to tbs
W, Elands oould not
. Ws want *U Ptoridiaas to knew
l o t why they are m»ioua of California
Oat of curiosity, let them com* out and
•pend the dollars they get off the SC U M
tourists. I quit* enjoyed the rohimn, chwrklteg ts myself at lbs wareasm you uere laaemg to tbs migrants. Nit when I nackad that
is runsidsred taboo, I felt I
I. Bartbqaahse We con brag sheet ear
aaiihqnihw They da not h a t sad paffIkey epee op a large eaayea and ewallew
fO IN I
Esa
lo dnre carelsmly and dangarwualy, drive
post the movie Mars' bomra. visit the La
Rrsa tar pita, they Ihrn ft*I qualified to call
tfwmmlvaa nativrs.
It i* hard to 1*11 a migrant from a Calif.*■
man In tha unog
It was to pet away from smog and nogrant* and to **s florid a Irvl-hand that I
cams here.
W tdaalay we went to Cyprew i.ardra*.
e truly magniflcvnl place. At the end nt the
water show three dull clowns were intro
duced aa California bathing hraullra. Now
w that fair, when the brautir* of the na
tion* meet In our famous .lair rarh year lo
drcid* who is tha must hrauliful girl in the
world?
The most stupid thing in ynur article m
the fear that Mmuld Honda m n ir. it would
base dUbndty petting a seat in the UN.
If you Jsswde. brother, bo au indrpandaut
people. I know w bars ad I speak T he U N
I la oar h b Mela. Just recently
, a kiting tym-
that we aM-Umeta taka
my« o n ly . "Yon
bawwa Cahfanua
a n t MhatMa very i
bat I don't cars. Thaw beaks are I
ltd it ia Just plain discrimination In not lot
modlcol fact that ley*
Not only that, if It wwn'l
wouldn’t be anybody far
m d a l tbo autura Inborn
owt ad the
•tala Man Only wa know tha wild hears
ia the mm and Haney Hear Warren ia
• a think af whan no hoar "bear."
mao is full vd
-bat alter
i I 'ree trwtbfuky my Plnr-
mwawr
tdetheee reeugmting the
la
if you
H i.
Mad
k
Americans are noted thr
world over fur their love of kid
ding, practical jukes and their
wall developed sense of humor.
But beware of their ire when
you kid something they love.
If you want the average cititen of this country to answer
the bugle call to U tile, just say
som ething funny aLout his
house, hia home towrn or his
•**te. An eiam ple of this was
the tiory "SCUM" published
recently in AH Florida Mapslint*. T his little gem of humor
was written by Henry Smith, a
dyed-in-the-wool Florida native.
Mr. Smith, through letters to
the editor of All Florida Magatine, Is being soundly thumped
(though flguratively) for hia
temerity—and so ia the editor.
Mr. Smith was only kidding.
However, though painful end
bruising, the thumping b a com
fort. It illustrates that our Floridlana, along with the rest of
America, are alert to guhrd their
reputation and well being. Had
Mr. Sm ith's writing been lew
palpably humor, ha probably
would be on hia way out of Jack
sonville on a rail.
The moral to al) that is a
warning to people who think wa
•re asleep. We can hid ourealvea, but worn betide the outalder who thinka he can get
away with the seme thing. Our
Mr. Sm ith ia an inaider, a
"cracker," and it ia hia right
and privilege to have some
harmteas Ain, if ha wants
O U R C O V fR
Few things are more beauli
ful than a graceful sailing boat
in action and Photographer Joe
Stabuneta baa brought all of
that beauty to Our Cover this
week. The sailboat waa caught
off tha Florida coast while prac
ticing fur the famed Lipton Cup
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She Made Like A Pirate Ship...
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v kitv day i* Mi-mmis! Day nnir for the Tam pa (issparills Krew e'. famed old pirate ship, Jour (iaspar, alwndoned,
dismasted and wracki-d from stem (n stern by lira*
She rest* la-mde a highway bridge over the ilill*liomugh
Itiver, a rnil«> north of T am pa City Hall T he «lueei»h cu r
rent* of the stream cun*tanlly sweep a verdant garland
•gainst her hln< k-|NOiited prim, j m i t i and «trrn. where the
insignia of her nld trade, white skull and rros*l»orie*, are re
tlected in the calm aurface of the water.
Half sunk in the mud, her port rail ju«t above the nver,
th e Caspar i* not con*idered a menace to navigation in the
language of the Army Engineers. T hey have refused to tear
her apart with dynam ite, and will not accept the plea of old
salts, th a t she be towed to sea and given a “decent burial."
How and when the sorry ruin will lie removed is a problem.
Hitting silently in th e slime, the C aspar well mav recol
lect her glorious |m»t. Not alone as the liearer of a boisterous
“ pirate" horde each February for 15 years until 1952. the
“capture" of Tam pa, n willing prey, as an outstanding feature
of the Florida S tate Fair, hut a t a coastwise vessel that once
came through a mutiny and sailed to Madagascar and South
America long years ago, when she was named Mir William
Hiahee.
T he wooden three-m aster was launched at Itoeklami,
Me., in 1905.
During a stiff blow off the Virginia ('ape* in
The
llisbee rammed a steam ship astern and a steward was washed
to death from the foVaatle deck.
For eight more years the vessel continued to carry cargo,
but waa finally brought up hawsed to a dock in Kastpon Me.
There, in 1916, the Tam pa Casparilta Krrwe bought tier ".*a
la" for 9J,150. Sail was hoistrd. T he llultee in'air south for
Tam pa, and smashed into a ship off Ami rose bight near
New York Harbor.
Reporting in at th e Tam pa Custom s House Nov. 21,
19.16, aha toon waa transformed into a 'pirate slop" and
began her week'a annual service the following February,
undar the sties, "-lose C aspar.”
T V ptral* tAtp. dose (iajtpar lahotai, vtss for I Syt an f Hr rraltal fralutr “ISa^panlla." (tie all in fun mpiic«f (V City of Tampa SHf madt Hrr final fora y up Ike f/iUsbiirtiigti Hnef in f'rhnniry, l<*\J
.... Before Her Last Port of Call
Th# old coaster served her krewe
until 1942, when World War II set in.
and dry rot attacked the ahip. Late
in 1946, she was overhauled at a cost
of 97.500.
In Midsummer of 1947, the foremaat waa splintered by lightning while
the vessel waa waiting repairs on the
waya in a Tampa yard. The following
December, two steamships rammed
the boat in Ybor Channel. Tampa,
and she began to leak. The leaks were
caulked and The Caspar carried her
krewe through the 1952 “invasion."
She was sold to become a dine-anddance boat, towed up the Hillsbor
ough River, jabbed a mast into a
raised drawbridge, was freed after
much exertion, and lied to the hank
on the east aide of the stream nest to
a d u ia store parking lot. Flans to fit
bar out as a pleasure boat were than*
The old hulk now rents in the mud
Jtf N.tant jpnrt of call.
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Acculrnlt may h a te itra n g r-io m rlim r* uorthu hlle-retult*.
1.1hr the tery early morning when S ift* Cotmapolou* o f W rit
Ihilm Beach h rani a •creaming nrrn in hi* neighborhood muUrnly
become m ult, Forgetting that frt* h cem ent S a d h ttn laid on the
terrace, hr dathrd out upon *, barrftmtrtl, and a* quickly hack
again, doubling ihr damage.
H'o» it Steve'* im agination, or ua* it the itr y early morning
ha te that routed him to tee aerating facet ftnm the marred floor
daring hack at him. and itrange til and* turrounded by g la tiy
le a it I* it a phobia that ttill route* him to p u t tuch wild m ental
interpretation*, tuch a* thate reproduced here, upon " P h o o tp n n tif
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RODEO
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I f m C T HAMILTON
sto p ■ hill in Destin, overlooking busy Scenic
Highway 98, displays a friendly welcome for fishermen
to take part in the a iith annual deep-sea fishing rodeo
which will he staged here in th e Gulf during October.
Bracketed with painted duplicates of types of fish
eligible for p riies in th e rodeo, th e gaily-colored sign
states simply:
“Y’all Come!"
T he breeiy invitation keynotes th e half serious,
half-fun them e of this little deep-sea fishing capital's
top annual event, Iteginning Oct. 1 and ending Oct. 31.
Business Manager Leonard P. Hutchinson said
th ree daily priies will be aw arded during the .month
long rodeo as well as three grand priies, which will
make it one of the top money events of its type along
the G ulf Coast.
The people of llettin call thit a typical fuhing party but to
Grand priies are a popular-priced automobile, a 14moil fuhermen 11 would be a floating "tetenth heoten "
foot alum inum boat and a 10-horsepower outboard
m o to r-eno u g h to make an angler serious about going
Fishing is a businesa-often inherited—among the
after the hig one*.
hardy party fishermen of Deslin. Because of this, resi
All priies will be based on th ree classes of fish, red
dents have disqualified themselves to receive priuw this
snapper, king mackerel and largeat edible Ash.
year so visitors may have a better break.
For those who don’t place in th e priie-Ash division,
Boats are skippered by competent captains. Many
plenty o f fun is to be had on an etcursion into beauti of them are descendants of men who discovered the
ful G ulf waters aboard one of th e party fishing boats
berthed in Hast Pass.
Over 300 varieties of fish may be caught on the
"banks'* out in th e Gulf, ranging from near shore to
w hat akippers call the "edge."
A
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And M i another [net tripper from Hrtttn, young Henry
Romberg, Norfolk, Vis., won a 950 p m e fo r catching thu
15-pound red mapper. Captain Irby lVim/rt of the boat
from which Henry captured hit p m e helpt u ith weigh in
Frank Ktnetker of Chicago landed thu ux foot, I0Hinch
tatlfUh on hit fin t tnp into the (lulf from Hethn, Hu fttm
Uy, uith the exception of the dubious little tlaughter, teemr
promt of Had She just didn't boon fith got that big
Fishermen in southeastern state* are taking the
"Y'all Come" invitation seriously, Hutchinson reported
lie has received over 1,000 inquiries from over a wide
arra.
lush Ashing grounds lying off-shore in the Gulf over 100
y e a n ago and founded the little Ashing village of
Destin.
Deslin lies along Kast Pass, leading from the intracoastal Inland waterway in Choctawhatchee Bay to the
Gulf, and Hutchinson aspects "quite a few” private
pleasure craft passing through to enter the rodeo.
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Visitors this year will find adequate accommoda
tions ashore or on party boats. “ Hava of sleeping on
the hearh during the rodeo are over," he said "Tourista will be able to find accommodations ranging from
plain and homey to fancy and swank "
And they won't have any trouble finding a spot
eltoard a Iwat to Ash. Carrying capacity of party-lsmt
fleet still eiceeds the permanent population of the
town.
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>1\orula hralit) Ifurent who hatred the U W Indie* far 10 day* a n , from left, Mary libia
1*1* Mill*. Carol Jane A hurt. (Ilona WiUon, Carolyn Carr, In* Maiaoll and Ikane La
1‘tad t-u h o m u rkotm "H im f t ft Ktangrlne l9M "-«nd Ann Mane Boor*
Florida Q v
The Honda beauty queen* found outdoor market* in the nlarul* mteretting. and were in
trigued by wan* mode and offend for tale fr» the notne* They pouted lahotel to purr hate
large tun hat* and other colorful ttrou item* The notne* found them interetting, tm.
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On Tour
I mkHR * nothing M l >*>) uniwuil about iht mice Iion of a Florida
beauty quern From the »lat» * al><irul*n< r of pukhrilude, there'*
alway* ■ "Mu* Tht*“ or “Miu That" hating a rruon placed on
her pretty head and a Mepler in her dainty hand
Hut Florida ha* a nr* queen The umwua) feature about I hit
rontrat, in whkh Mi** Diane tu l’rade of Miami Hpringi wa*
rrowned "M ia S S. K.vangelme of ISM," m that it took plarr in
mid-Cagjbbean, with pauenger* of the H. K Kvangeiin* titling in
judgment upon the Amb*M*iior* of lleauly and flood Neighbor*
to In* Caribbean-all beauty queen* of the year in their awn right.
Mathilde Krauae >1*10*0 red the lour whkh n m r d the eight
ir through the W*at Indie* for 10 day*, cutting 1‘ortau-Prince,
iiti; Ciudad Trujillo, Dnminkan Repuhltr; Kingrion. Jamaica;
and fort Antonio, Jamaica
Aa ia alway* the raw when royally travel*, dignlianea of tarh
country met ami welcomed them. In rviiprixalkm, the anihama*
dnra of goodwill and beauty entertained by ringing, dancing or
playing niunral inrirumetii*. *ctording to Ihrtr individual talent*,
in leading hotel* of the i*i*mJ* viulrd.
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Ikame LaPrade fob**el ha* a n a ilto fe in t drum fitted
i% i Kmgeton. Jamaica thug. Qbteim KUm i (betmel
traebin Chef Officer Andrew' Amatrwdm af the ft .1
Jamaica ta twirl a baton.
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Qeaepr Ann Wifkaauon. youngeei member of the group
tubaeat. tm* warwraa in Jamaica. Caeafine Core aad
Marta flaw* (MowI find undo* tharra* and tinny*
of bead* famnating in Haiti (Photo* by Vega Keane.)
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E l * th e first time in over .100 vr*r*. Florida and Mrairn wa* concealed from
grapr* are being iiirreanfilHv grown in Spanish authorities.
In I7W. the Franciscan Fathers, under
Florida.
Found Helou, builder of th e Dun* the leadership of I'adre Juni|M*ro Serra,
Home* in St Petersburg. and a native of first planted grape* in California These
l-ehanon, ia th e man responsible for the vine*, railed St. Trinity, have lieen liesr•uccewful raining of grape* in M nd Ilia ing fruit IH6 years. located at San Ihego,
tw o year-old vineyard, at 10th Avenue th e vineyard ia vinitrd hy over a mtlliun
and 45th S treet, haa produced a bumper people each year.
T he vineyard at l.ake Maggiore ia
crop thia year.
It ia the first time Malaga, muacat and mure than H*> years old and ia virtually
Chianti grape* have been grown in Mnd. unknown to tourists and cititena.
About two yeara ago, 20,000 of these
Yet the delicately ahaped bunchea reach
a weight of five pounda and a length of wild grape roota were sent to H avana,
14 inch**.
Cuba, by Jaaua Aennle, a St. Petersburg
liaing the roola of wild grape* planted resident. Thera, they were grafted with
by the Franciscan Father* .100 year* ago Spanish varieties. Sine* than they hav*
on th e ahorea of Lake Maggiore, Helou produced 200,000 plants. It ia the largeet
haa perfected a grape th a t haa ensured grape nursery in thia hemisphere.
Aennle has received requests for t h r o
him finely flavored table and wine grape*
plante from S anto Domingo, P u erto
can be grown in thia atate.
In th e vicinity of Lake Maggiore are Rico and other West Indies and S outh
about 250,000 wild grape roota. About American countries.
Helou haa overcome all growing diffi
SO,000 are vitia vinifera with viti* aalabruaca, th e otdeat vine in the hiatory of culties, and for th# first tim e in modern
the world. T h ey originally came from history, grape vine* ere growing and
bearing fruit in Florida.
Wart Asia.
By continual grafting, he ia producing
Father Contains planted the vines at
Lake Maggiore in 1553. T w enty-aii 15 varieties, including M aria Alm eria,
yearn after the first voyage of Columbus, emperor, lady finger, whit* M alaga, red
Cert**, the Spanish conqueror of Me*- M alaga, muacat, T okay, rihier, Italian
ico, ordered that grape-growing become Negro, Italian muacat, white muacat.
an industry in the New World. He stipu white Concord, black Concord. C hianti,
lated certain holder* of land grants must and Mediterranean, phenomenally, with
plant each year for five year*, 1,000 vine* one seed.
At the present time he ha* 000 vine*.
for each 100 Indiana.
Haa vines came from Spain. Later, the He last 160 at the outset of the venture.
Spanish Government, fearing com peti T h e vine* produced two tons of fruit
tion with their own wine monopoly, th is summer. T he first b atch picked,
ordeead all growi ng stopped In (be New totaling 24 pounds, wa* presented to
Werld. ond declared contraband nil win# LsRoy Collins, governor of Florida. The
balance, Helou has given away to in ter
Growing did not stop with the order ested visitor*.
Selling of th* fruit will be secondary,
... and for many years the wine industry in
found Melon, S t I'rlertburg grape grouer llrfti. tm .lrt n itb tolitfai turn upon n large
ell ,*rr of fruit Agiuntl a background of m u i of l i n n ( a h o i e l be «//• •>*/ "I bit line tool
through hu fin g ert-to ll formerly n m tttle m l Urn poor for grope culture
according to hia future plana. If* will aetl
cutting* from the vines, at a coal of ap
p rm im a te ly 15 apiece. One of hi* men
will p lan t th e cu ttin g s an th e b u y e r's
property. A guarantee that they will live
and hear fruit will accompany each m Is .
According to Helou, raising gr*|ie* ac
complishes a four-fold purpose. The fruit
can Ire uned for eating or wine-making.
C uttings can Ire sold for replanting. The
leave* can Ire used for cooking.
Helou M y* th* use of leave* i* s new
in d u stry in thia co u n try . T h ey are
pocked in jars to preserve them fur m ar
ket. A man from New York C ity bought
110 worth from Helou a few month*
ago.
An atam ple in cooking ia th* fam out
Syrian di*h. yakrak. It ia grape leaf stu f
fed w ith lam b, rice, and rip* tom atoes
and then rolled like a cigar before cook
ing. Canned grape leaves have been im
parted from Greece far a num ber of
ye* re.
Th* method of growing grapaa in Flor
ida differ* from any o th e r place in th e
world. Ifelnu discovered it by trial and
error. He concoivod th* Mao because the
clim ate in th e Sunshine B iot* ia th e
asm* a* th a t in his native Lebanon.
The root* he ha* used are accustom - I
to Florida anil, due to the planting* iHF.t
yeara ago He u y i the land i* the worst
in th e world for *ucce**ful gr*|M*-grow
ing Grape* normally require a ha*e -it
clay and grow lr« t on m ountain rnlg-i
Layer* of row and chicken m an u i-,
along with 4-HH fertillter, to keep I ho
grape* from falling while ripening, pruv —I
to tie th# formula.
Ilelou'e grape* are a* sweet a* thus*
grown anvw hert, du* to hi* m ethod of
fertilising Sand ordinarily doe* not pro
due* tw eet fruit*. The grape* ripened in
Florida in July, beating th e C alifornia
m arket by about ait month*
G row ing grapes in F lorida has been
tried innum erable tim es, especially in
th* Ocala and Apopka sections, hut h*i
alw ays mat with failure, because th*
roota would not lake hold in the soil
T h * wild root hae solved th e problem ,
guaranteeing they can be grown in any
section of th* etat*.
P roducing grape* req u ires c o n sta n t
cars. Th* vinee have to be sprayed con
tinually, fed when hungry, and trimm-vf
oooe a year.
Th* result* may make Florida a grape
center.
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�DON OAMMON
TKc old cry of the kid kike acrobat "Look,
lA* Honda '(lladtt night rtdin tcho titer an airboat and gig frog* J T t
tame turn* irAiir tra ilin g .10 miln an Aour along a narrow canal.
1VJ.AN goes to great lengths to
procure delicacies for hie dinner
ta b le, and m any an u nu iual buxi
nes* has resulted. However, u n
doubtedly one o f th e moat unusual
is frog hunting—esp ecially as prac
ticed by the night riders of the sod
den Everglades o f South Florida
w here the terrain requires special
skills and special equipm ent.
Frogging is a profitable business
for th e night riders o f the 'G lades
a s long as th ey d o n 't mind sk im
m ing over a llig a to r and snake in
fested waters in th e dark of night.
And as long a s th e y are skillful
w ith their |g£s. #
T h e hunters v e n tu r e forth into
th e trackless 'G lad es in airboats—
th a t unusual form o f tran sp orta
tio n developed for travel over th e
soggy country. A n airboat is n oth
ing but a th in -sh elled , scow-like
boat powered by an airplane en
gine mounted a ft and equipped
with a propeller which faces astern.
T h e en gine and "prop” litera lly
blow th e boat over th e sh allow
water.
Frogging is not without its risks.
In addition to those dangers nature
provides, there's always th e on e o f
h aving an engine conk o u t and
h aving to walk bark, or a w a it res
cue if walking is not possible—w hich
often is th e case. And o f course, an
encounter with the whirling propel
ler can be disastrous. T he prop can
chop ofT an arm or deal a d eath
blow in an instant in th e e v e n t o f
an u pset.
Frog hunting is based on th e fact
that a frog "freezes" on th e spot
when a bright light is focused upon
him. It sounds easy, and looks easy
until y o u ’ve tried it. Once a frog is
frozen by th e hunter's h ea d la m p ,
he's g igged if th e hunter'a a im is
good, and it has to be to n a il th e
frog from an nirltoat cruising nearly
30 m iles an hour.
Som e froggers are so ad ep t th a t
they can gig with both hands w hile
steering w ith th e airboat tille r b e
tw een th eir knees. H owever, moat
are co n ten t w ith one hand for th e
gig and th e other for the tiller. Fif
teen to 26 pounds is a good n ig h t's
catch, although on nights w hen th e
froga are extrem ely p len tifu l th e
catch can run much higher.
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There’s GOLD in the GREEN before it’s RED
States. Home o f the important markets
am N ew York, Chicago, Cincinnati, Bal
timore, Detroit, and San Francisco. Be
tween 1,100 and 1,700 buahels of peppers
ora shipped each day from the packing
bourn.
The Growers Association is comprised
of 55 members, including n seven-man
board of directors. The president of the
board is elected every two years. Kendall
B. Wright ia now president; John LutMr, JrMvice president; John ReichsL Jr .
secretary; Prank Lusnar, Jr., treasurer;
Psnnare bring the peppers to the pack
Sam Austin. Jerry Hefner and Perms u
ing plant where they are pet through a
Germer, board members.
machine that washes them before they
The Association markets approsiare manually sorted as they move down
mateiy
9150,000 in produce each year.
a wide revolving bolt. Workers remove
This
includes
all types of vegetables,
any pepper that is odd shaped, bruised,
or defective in any way. Peppers that such as iceberg lettuce, cabbage, radhave turned red are also discarded. Then iofaaa and cauliflower. They own their
they are graded into two dam so. The p roperty and buildings and bosat a re
8amauls Pride, is the best and fancy frigerated pre-cooler, which was con
verted Bern a he* car. Fertiliser and in
secticides am purchased by tbs growers
The peppers art thee ready to bo care from the Aaeoclation, It wae ergamteii
fully hand pocked into boakata ready for to help the small growers m eikst their
X r r s a Pi p m picked i peck of peppers
ever 8a mauls wey. Barnaul* U e truck
farming community 10 mile* west of
New Smyrna.
The Central East Coast Growers As
sociation packing plant during the sea
son operates day and night, under the
supervision of general manager, doe To
ma tin and bookkeeper. La Verne Clack,
who are overseeing the pocking and ship
ping of the large pepper crop from this
area.
They am skipped by refrigerated
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b o o m i n o cultural c e n te r-o r ia it
entertainment?—i* flourishing in Miami'a
celebrated llayfront Park, where movies,
musical**, informal talks by famous
writers; storytelling and puppeteering
for the young-all slrika a dramatic note
in the ultra-modern Miami Public Li
brary.
It is one thing to read Philip Wylie,
Marjorie .Stone man Douglas, Theodore
Pratt, Dr. Frank O. Slaughter and other
famous Florida authors, but aeeing them,
hearing them explain about the chal
lenge to successful authors, perhaps even
meeting them after the program -that's
why Miamians are crowding into the
auditorium of the Library on Thursday
nights.
Disarming artists come to the audlenco on this platform. There was one
memorable evening when Florida com
posers, instead of authors, were featured.
Olive Dungan Pullen played some of her
own descriptive piano works, with songs
performed by students and graduates of
the Miami Music School.
Many younpters were present that
night for the solo purpose of hearing
MaJ. Bob M. Crawford, composer of the
spirited Air Force song, former concert,
radio, movie and podium figure, now in
structor where the young performing
artists studied,
The theme for that memorable aural
feast was ‘T heirs Be the Music, the
Colour, the Glory" (Masefield). Fine, full
voices of Florida people were pouring out
on the soft Florida air, creations of Flor
ida talent.
, With evenings like these, it is no acci
dent that Miami Public Library ia a
stand-out. More than 18,000 people
viewed moviaa and heard lectures there
m io h
last year-quit* a figure for a hall sea l
ing only 300.
Back of these achievements is a sea
soned staff of specialists. Dr. Frank Bow
man Seesa, director, came from the UM
History Department, having previously
been circulation head in the University
Library.
Mrs. Anne H. McCreary, assistant di
rector, waa with the New York Public
Library as branch aaaistant for three
years, and waa graduated from Columbia
Library School with BLS degree.
Heading the Department of Com
munity Relatione, responsible for the
auditorium featurea, ia Mrs. Hslga H.
Eason, who cut her library teeth at
U U k Tommy R omlami Area Tgrvre thumb'“ tm s M Jgrs. Htiga « ae o daring a foar-day
Evansville, Ind., aa branch librarian,
/lower show p o s io rri by (Ae Miami libra ry. A ftw aw urets Jeter, Tommy aad Mi rJas*
mart Hewing •
• bom, alto yoaoorsrf by Me Library
moving on to New York Public Library
aa senior assistant.
1:30 pm. on Mondays, Wednesdays and the Main Library Children's Room. Sat
Coming to Miami in 1949, to direct Fridays.”
urday delights are plannsd for pre
the Reference Department, she put on
Than there ia the Record Library, schoolers and youngstsn between seven
an eiperimental series of Florida Author
with soundproof listening booths equip and 13, with books, stories and (lima por
Nights and found hereelf in charge of
ped with individual headphones, and traying classic favorites. For spedsl
adult programs as wall as publicity for
borrowing privilegsa on the familiar li events such aa Book Waek, there are
them, and for the library. She forthwith
brary card. There are more than 1,800 puppet shows. Every performance turns
plunged into the int^cate sea of popu
records to choose from, including about out anywhere from 10 to 75 devotees. In
larising cultural Interests among plain
1,000 red seal, 75 pop and non-musical summer the children join rending, stamp
people
and puppet clubs, vying for awards in
discs, plays, etc.
inch category.
Although the staff ia working to ca
Built in 196r at the foot of East FlagAll this adds up to something reward
pacity, Helga Eason says: "For the fall
ler Street, this air-conditioned edifice ing to mushrooming Mismi, whose peo
wa are planning another full aeries plus
boasts 993,100 cubic fact of floor apace, ple take increasing pride in the magnifi
a monthly program about Florida flowfour levels of stacks with 111,313 books.
cent landscaped fountain of fun and phi
era and birds." She aays it with the same
The library staff consists of 131 em
losophy, pulsing at its very heart, beside
beaming enthusiasm that she sheda on
ployees and the maintenance force, 10
Biacayne Bay.
all the audiences before and midway
additional.
It ia a fountain of wisdom and levity,
through each performance, adding:
"We are proud of the library'* 'Music
There are eight branch libraries-two
at Noon* series, presenting such selec of them for colored-all devoting a good
tions as ‘H.M.8. Pinafore,’ Chopin's 'So •ike of their time and talent to children,
nata No. 1 in B Flat Minot Opus 38/ with storytetting for the young fry a regdaring the period beta sen 18 noon and
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• lively kalaldeerope of thought which,
captured in hooka, papers, tnagaiines.
records and wall svan ia tepee-calls in
agatem vigor to the Mbttophile: “ Ho!
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t y JOHN ■ HAMIMAN
Thom a* JfITfraon h eard in
171*0, that th e Spanish had opened Flor
ida, w ithout restriction*, to art tier* of
any nationality or religion, he aaid:
“I wish a hundred thousand of our in
habitant* would accept the invitation.
It would hr ihr mean* of delivering lo
us peaceably, what niuit otherwise cost
u* a war. In the meantime, we may com
plain of the seduction of our inhabitant*
just enough In make the Spanuh believe
it a very wise policy for them ." (From
“ Memoir* of Florida" hy Hoyland II.
Hertck.i
Jefferson later tw-came thr lirst presi
dent of thr United Slates to pres* for
the acquisition of Florida. W ith other
far-«eein| American statesm en, he be
lieved that Florida should belong to the
United Stale*.
American lewder* were talking of gain
ing possession of all the country west to
tha Pacific. The Mississippi River would
thus become a rain artery of commerce.
Therefore, it wan unthinkable that sea
going commerce between th r Atlantic
Coast and the Mississippi Valley should
be continually e*posed to Ihr threat of
a potential enemy in Florida-monarch
ist Spain.
Jefferson'a doctrine ta-ranir known as
"conquest by coloniiatinn *’ If enough
Americana could be induced to aettle in
Florida they would eventually build up
a majority there and, with the backing
of the United Statea, root out Spain'a
colonial government.
Oreal changes were taking place in
both America and Europe. Our nation
was growing up, though suffering grow
ing pains in the process, while the Amer
ican concept of democratic government
wai being eatablishtd. In Europe the
same period brought in the French Rev
olution and the rise of Napoleon. Inter
national intrigue waa the order o f the
day.
In thia kind of game, Thomas Jeffer
son waa no amateur. But there were
other* also playing the gam* of intrigue
W
hrn
who, m ore often th an not, discarded
ethical standards in order to achieve
their desired ends
Nut the least among intriguers was
Aletander Mrfiillivray, hrad chief and
statesman nf the Creek Nation, who
maintained headquarter*, part of the
time St least, in Pensacola. And If, as
some charged, he engaged in double deal
ing for the benefit of hia people, the
Creek Indiana, who can blame him when
white men everywhere wrre playing the
same sort of game?
In the courre of a treaty made with
the Creeks in 1784, the Spanish commis
sioned Mrfiillivray a colonel in the Span
ish Army and granted him a colonel's
yearly pay. This waa accom plished
through the influence of William Pan
ton, who waa MrOillivray'a friend, and
whose trading Arm, Panton Leslie and
Company, operated extensively in Creek
territory.
In return for the position granted him,
tha Spanish eapected Mrfiillivray to exer
cise his g n at influence among the Creeks
in their In-half and build up opposition
to American traders The la tte r wrre
|ienelrating inio Creek terrilury ami t«ginning In wean some nf the Indian trade
away from Pensacola
H r c a u s e of the v a l u e of thr C r e e k
country, the United Stales a l s o made
overtures In McOlllivray, v oice d hy fien
Andrew Pickens, who proposed an Amer
ican alliance. To thia Mrfiillivray re
plied, "Your Georgian* offer us nothing
but war. Hut the Spanish are willing to
guarantee our hunting grounds and
grant us free trade in the ports of Flor
ida."
However, a* time went on Mrtidlivray saw (hat the United Slates was
growing stronger every day and would
eventually become Ihr victor in thr
struggle for territory with weakening
Spain, lie began lo realiie the value of
a treaty with the United State*, hoping
that it would forestall the extinctiiif of
hla people through the destruction of
their hunting grounds by the atcadily
advancing American pioneers.
Accordingly, in 171*0, M clidhvrav vt«ilcil New York, l lit'ii ih r in pi ( nI >>l l In'
Uniti-d S ta irs T here h r signed .1 trr.it>
with thi* Ann in.in government in » h irh
h r ceded part nf th e t'r r r k h u n ting
grounds, known a* the Oconee lands, 10
ih r United State* for ih r use ol AmerIran settler* In rrlu rn th r United St a tm
appointed M ctiillivray agent with t h r
rank of hrtKMilii-r general .tin) .1 salary "I
11,1100 a yrar.
Hut whrn M itiilhvrny trio r toil to th r
rottnlry of ih r Creeks, th r tribesm en
look'll with great disfavor upon Ih r 1lr. 1l
hr had m nilr with t h r U liltn l S ta ir s
They would rat hr r light limit tpvr up
any ol th rir hereditary lands
C onsequently, in a ro u p lr ol year*
M rfiillivray signed a second agreem ent
with 1h r Spanish in Pensacola In ihm
hr wa* named siqiennlendenl grllcisl of
t h r t ’rrrk N ation anti g ran ted pa> of
12,000 a yrar, which wan w ail ramril ti*
1.1,500.
Som rhow , M rfiillivray neglected to
notify th r United S ta irs ihnl h r h.ul
niailr a n o th rr trrn ly with Spam \ - 1
result, h r was hv thi* lu n r lira wing .1
Inly annual aiiin from both notrrn in rills*
Naturally, thi* aort of frn rr straddling
roulil not last, hut official r r p r r i u aaiu n a
were p rra rn lrtl by M cG illivray’s ra rly
Oral h in February, 17!l I, at Pensacola.
W ith th r tlrath of th rir maatrr stair*,
man ami intriguer, the f ’rrrk Nat tun w*s
on th r ruail to doom. T h rrra flrr, th r
Crrek* woultl have nnnr with th r ability
of Alexander M rfiillivray tn rep resen t
th rill in th r rounrila of th r w hitr man.
A m rriran riviliiation woultl runltitiie
to advance until it |M>a»r*s<>il tin* t ’r r r k
hunt in* grounds T h r w hitr man woultl
make war upon Ih r t ’rrrk* anil drive
I
I h r in from Ih r futr*l« th a t th ry luvrtl.
S utnr who survived woultl ta k r rrfu g r
in Florida. Hut rv rn th r r r . th ry would
find no lasting san ctu ary In tim r th e
Americana would none, to craah hrad on
into the laat desperate and hloody aland
of the Indiana in the Kaat, I he Seminole
defrnae of Florida.
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I til <-m l in Floridians' Favorite Foods i ’ontral continue*
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will be announced later a* a 95 winner. Send your favorite
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I pkg Umtm llantrrd grlatin
bating uolrr
tugar
I lemon, parr and g ra ln l p rrt
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‘i •«p
I ta ll ran rn y im iln l mitt,
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cup <hml manga ./h nrajiplr
may hr tuhtlilulrth
Dissolve gelatin in boiling water. Add sugar, lemon
I nice and grated peel. Chill until syrupy. Fold in whipped
evaporated milk and bruit. I'our into liahed shell and chill.
—Man Ai.mr.il I.. IttiTi.m, Sehring.
AVOCADO ANO ONION SAIAO
I mnhum u ;« l do* u-f >
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tut tall
Tlftltro—fru drop*
I rtuli prpprr
I npr tw M b n
J rht finely minced onion
/ ■Kb lemon p u rr
Irttu rr
I’eel and cut avocado in half lengthwiae, remove aeed
and maah. M il in lemon juice, wall and Tabaaco. Remove
w e ll from chili, cut in half-inch aiiuare* and add to miitu^e.
Serve on aliced tomatoea, arrange)! on lettuce nr other salad
green*. Makea four aerving*.
- I rma I-uuiak Kr.n.r.K. Holly Hill.
W AIUM HON UNO NCI LI
4 rapt HOtrrmrinn u m i
4 rapt tagar
t th r k t annam on
I I whole cine*
H npt ta ll
J rupt nnrgar
/ rap wotrr
/ Irmon
Prepare rind by cutting off outer green akin and all red
meat. Dice and aoak in aalt water 12 hour*. Drain and cover
with cold water. Boil two houre and drain.
Make aynip by boiHng vinegar, water, augar, apirea and
aliced lemon for one hour.
Pul prepared rind in jam. rover with ayrup and aeal.
- M m . Howard Hr n ix St. Patenbtirg.
IMAM BAYCUM
J larpt Honda,
I A. OSMOSI
H A gram ptp p tr t
H n g pnrttry, chapped
H nip a lur or prana! otl
I lb. tiaaalow h r Ha. I ranj
4 rhmat of garbc trphanmlt
Salt and hark prpprr
Cut the eggplant* intoo quart*
quartern. Salt and let atnnd until
the piecea atart to panpir*. Hike the onion, |gartk
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and green
’ and aaute In oil. When
ten aoft, add tomi
tomatoea, aalt ind
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pepper and cook for two minutaa. Wash i
int, cut
•lit down renter of each eegment and atuff with above mil
lure. I'ul In m a tin g pan or pot, add two cupa water, cover
and hake one hour in MO degree oven. May he aerved cold
a* appetiier or aalad.
- M m . L. C. B rittain , Pensacola.
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Chop e l ingradiaata fine, m il in mayonnnke and apraad
i or buttered bread, with lettuce on ride.
-M m . CNIUOTTC T i t t h m u , Jackson vttl*.
S o m e b o d y -4
Q n H day. not an long ago. I <*a*
sluppeit on the iliw l by a friend
who hail a little ail-year-old boy
who waa something of a little prob
lem.
"Do you know what that little
'araper' aaid to m* Ihia morning
when I had to give him aome much
nm lrd correctum’"
N-H Iwtng "psychic." I aaked the
called iiueation “ No, what did the
little era per aak you?" 11 know
what a "little araper" meant, hut I
don't know how the word origi
nated. etymologically or olherwiae.)
"Why,” he told me "you don’t
love me-and I don't rare what you
do-and I think I'll run away."
"Hut win. you know your pap*
duoa love you better than an? ona
in the world, what makea you aay
thatr
"You don't lova me" blubbartd
the unhappy eon and heir pereialenity; "if you laved me you
wouldn't want to take me bark to
tha hiwptlal and trad* me for a lit
tle girl."
So that wa* it. Troubled papa did
remember. Anally, that when Jun
ior waa not more Ilian three year*
old he had. in jeat. aaid to the boy
who waa giving won* minor trouble,
“boy if you don't aettle down and
behave youreelf I'm going to taka
you hark to the hospital where I
got you and trade you for a little
girl-aba’ll know how to behave!"
FsysMt Trawmo
Trauma meana bruias, wound or
injury. Psychologically. It meana an
emotional shock. It ia aomathing
that hurts tha ago, personality, soul
or what have you. Il sort of hurts
you "whom you Urn."
Soma lima* ona forgets what it
waa that hurt in th* Aral place
living painful it may ba sort of Aled
away in the subconscious It may
he "forgotten" apparently. But the
n't forget; and the
■y develop Into • sort of
psychic blind s hare** that poison*
th* perweiabty-a teat Isa*. dynamic
thing that ia apt la Weak out in remot ment, hoetihly, or violence.
la the rasa of Junior, Just cited,
Papa waa johing; but tha ton took
it seriously. We must team to b*
simple, sincere and consistent with
■mall children. It'i hard for them to
undent and ua adult* whan we at*
acting normal. A fertiori, it is very
hard far them to understand ua
whew wa try to ha funny.
Thar* am* Junior, remembering
fan nearly four year* a charm re
mark, supposed to ba funny, and
suffering deep down about it. On*
l he careful what an* aay* to at
"Hut what can 1 da about H r
quariad th* cnnfuaad fat bar after I
had eiplauied it all to him in term*
of psychic trauma, reprisal on. conffirta. rejection, rryptarathaoia, ab
reaction. emotional catharsis and
th* second law of thermodynamics.
So I referred him to page* 2 and
9 of Volume IV, Number I, af
Somebody's Hoy, under tha caption
af "Helpful Hints ia Parents." That
aught la hold him, I thought!
"This remember." I aaid off-hand
and In parting: "don't aver let him
doubt that you lava Mm. You may
iakkt
L . / f - j T lL "
Forty-three year* Age. that*
->
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Hmigmting that the pnddrm t
of rhtldrrn and th ru p a rrn lt
art r late fu etery one of w». A ff
Honda M agautr hat ohhunrd
p rm ittin a fram thr J a r i v u i i Hr ll» » S r n u r Canard la reprint. Inna (m e hi hmr. rirrrp lt
from or thr u hair id Ihnr u erkly
rrparl rnhllrd " Somebody t
Hay "
W'tillra and nhlrtl ht dodge
Walter St all C nturll.
TIACtt TOUt CHAD ANO TOtMMlF
TO IWIM TNB DMPU WAT
n m i s s s w l l a r—i,
young men used lo operate a onelunged motor vraael about 12 feet
long, whirh wa* known a* th*
"beaky Sparial"
They used lo go to a weekend
ramp up tha Ht. Johns, whore ona
of them had a cabin and a dock.
Two of thetn have gone over th*
"deep river" into the permanent
"Camp Ground" of Peace. The romaining one write* this.
Being not too far removed from
boyhood, in spirit at least, they
would usually lake three nr four
boy*, just pick up boy* raeually
known, along with them They slept
under a (ant Aap, under the star*
or under a Ire*. This waa a sort of
crude beginning of Big Rrothenng,
and Boys* f'ampa fur Jacksonville
Camping, for the young in year* or
spirit, it a wonderful at penanceuntil it gets loo rivilitrd.
When dark came there were no
arc lights to shed light and draw
bugs Therewaanolralflicetceplth*
mournful whistle of an occasional
boat. Th* brooding mo**-festooned
Ires* enclosed ua from th* great
sparse outnde-lh* thy waa dark
Olid deep but the stars seemed near.
Th* amber* of our camp Art seamed
to breathe, sometime* bright, mm*
lima* dull orange
Sometimes w* talked, sometimes
w# juat aal. Kven the boys seemed
to be taught In lb* spell. W* had
no "discipline" problems.
I rathar think it wa* a sort of
fare Iaal a for Ham and Bah of th*
peat* of th* "Camp Ground" arras*
‘‘Deep River," where "alt ia peace."
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IDs m l ias* s*s> cM llsIS Set aw
wss Ssy IS tsrasllsltwastlee* CV( asstsw Siina, wistesOw Isas ees, <
tomi wo coos
tMwantOs
Wa used la buy eggs and
from a family near th* ramp. Thar*
war* two bay* In this family who
used to wander rathar wistfully and
bashfully over and look at us.
(Camhmad m pear U)
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called tha Thrrmo-Cyclopad, has
been developed that contains a
cycto-moaewf* motor and a spat ial
beating alam eat Th* motor datndopa a plaaaant, soothing, non-elec
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heat in* oaH dsvela pa a penetrating
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af h*Pl and mnaaaga
dawa th in k tlaaua
and bona to raiiav* aching muaclo*
and Mnta, alimuht* peripheral and
•oral circulation, dsrrenaa many
typm ef raffaa pMp. rsisevs wervmsa
lenaion. and encourage deep netful
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COMMENDED— Zero C. Han rah »n (rlshit 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 SecfQ iry o' tii* Navy, Charles S. Thomas. Hanraban. a retired chief
jetty officer and new a civil -vcrvic# cmplovr. receiv'd the com
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(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. "DurInc 1954 976 people died and 21.000
were Injured In traffic cra»hr» In
nur Stale. In order to Mop thin
n aile 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
conference* in order tn iam
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to enpo with the
g S n information
infermau----------...
graannf problem of accident con
M l M Seminole County,
Central Circuit
Meeting Attended
By Church Classes
rig h t 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
ftttb e rs* Couftreneu to Winter
Karen yesterday.
M ore 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.
Dr. 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
"■ iking 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."
itra th r 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 a t
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
Two 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 takInr anything from the building.
Th* home of J. C. Peterson, -434
Yal# Av*., wea entered sometime
yesterday a i 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. »th.
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.
MONDAY. SEPTEM BER 19.
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NO. 27*.
Traffic V io la to rs
M am
To G et Harder Time
Weekend
Accidents
Run High
Damage Runs High
In Friday Mishap
At French, Fourth
Eleven Arrests
An areidenl Fridas shortly be
Made By Officers
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. tn ju tir,, and
A 1952 Rtudebaker Champion
imUf-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 llirmr, (ail
Budritk, .1 1 -year-old ACL train
man of 811 Elm Ave.. when ac THE I* tit SHOW N At" 1.FFT i* all Dial remains of a I‘>17 Plymouth ing to 1 ive vchiil* tinder nmtiol,
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 wss 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 Ayi. and West bn-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*#*'.
ch aig r
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 *281, 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 a n a roil-tatloned at the tlrtanifn (tr Fnite
drivrn by Hilly Wajmon Harris at nil, said "All 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 a t
air station, smashed into the rear City Commissioners, and City
of a 1953 Ford Sedan patted on Manager, are invited to sttrnd surer and Insurante Ciinimisvlnn- tested on a rhargr of "reikless
ec, 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
James Robert Hagerty, 22t's W. rf ritT water outside Sanfoid City have net obtained ono of the of that All! was tiavelmg between bd
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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damaged an estimated *175.
rltiien* are for or agalrot auer'a ip-vnstbilny La* t o '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
"Thu 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 vat-r • ponillulity law," l . n « sail,
rate ineteave and a ttumbei of
or Rouston. Texas, to serve as a afternoon.
them ate taking steps to imtall “and h*< • far sharper bit*. It
member of (he commission which
is important for their own pro
tlleir own water s j items. A num tection that every operat .r and
will conduit the Dixia Series.
ber of people are indignant too (wrnai should have a clear under
Serving with Krider, and appoint
over the requirement to sign a standing of its requirements and
ed by George M. Trautman, Na
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 c o n fe r
tion president and Dick Butler,
dead.” sha deilared.
president of the Texas League
Iralh” whtrh »e preperrd eape- mi* of Market Manager* from
T h " rommitter 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 T h i*sd a v and Frt
Rollins
College.
Winter
Park,
will
the winners of the Fort Worth and
|t,*m County Judgo day of I j v I s o k
; m il ti
IlirhlljMs of ihe conference
Houston gamrs in the Texas Leag ■peak at the noon luncheon of Ihe
llmisholder.
Sheriff
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r
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f
1
ue and the winner* of the South Sanford Kiwanis Club Wednesday
t.>-. ot merely by tend- I said t.cn Rutne> Aaolatanl Market
U.uthrr
Hot
ern League playof* between Mont at the Yacht Club, according to
Mate
In ? 4 ysil at caref, with return Man--irf *• ,h< hanford
Floyd Palmer, program chairman
r « Ltate Treasurer l a n n r i i Market tnrluded a 'ills
gomery and Birmingham.
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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. Fla," Larson said- tu r f 'r tf 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 M an Is Arrested
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
For Passing Bus
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 tiuder* made off with a imatl
pro lure jtlrartlsr In buyer#,"
made Friday aflrrnoon at 3:(A by Bradshaw.
Burner pointed mil Hut the
Thr Kiwanis Club speaker, said amount of c a sh and a Palateid
Deputy Slier rtf A E Evans
Sanford Slate Farmers market,
Rema Parker. ifl->ear-old sheet- Palmer, is also a brother of Ihe Camera from the • Jackson Roat
stone witJt other Slate Farmers
metal worker of Jacksonville, was famous ALL American Choo Choo Works and sum* loos# change from
Market* around Ihe Stale, a rr
the
Catsellierry
loundry.
charged with passing a stopped Justice.
11 n profit organirations.
There
school hu* Thr arrest was made
Joe Justice developed one of Ihe “We don't keep any large anm-int
' 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
Deputv Shernf Evans, in hi* Justice will probably uve the ed this morning. "Storekeeper* are I ihc Seminole County Chamber of
AI skinner, nf Ihe Sanford Tin
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 [leg more than a small amount of
day lessitm of thr ronferencr Hr
hoot*.
■lop when the school bus i lopped the local Kiwanis group. Palmer ibang* In their business places I firPresrJcnt-cIect
id the- "|m»tiblr change in
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 CHANGE 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.
eal year," Touhy said
Aiso attending Ihe uinferemr
The
R#v.
David
E
Carnsfix,
In
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‘» Work" 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 "Bill" Sts
"With 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 with
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 m e 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."
Forces (Na- m Ihe communities in which Iheg;
necessary
and
possible.
person's Ufa whereas It often
The Rev. Carnsfix said, “In a tommro . S.-Jkrmed
yimmittre will meet, mantels arr lor a led."
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 chair/ s .-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
To make happiness tho object of speaking of the Prodigal Eon, email churth, but wher* th* tithes man o "
Fullj o ’ hi* A rle 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
YOUTH RESPECTED
itborthip Drive ComWyatt said. In his aannaa, that tapariaacod, h* started out la Ufa. largo only In th* sense ef « Urgw and 1 ^
rORT 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 ChrisHa* religion, “Clre mo" something, but after and affoctlvenes* la tha work of cal year on Oct. 1.
commanding officer at Ft. Wood,
llapptnosa la rather a by-product Wltar losses and humiliating dia- God.
hat warned officers and non com*
TKEATRE*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 IT-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, "Happtnoi* 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 a rested persons
urn isr«ad to attaad.
ka uid item.
Praachteg paataedaf m prii^ at art asae thing that la OIYXN ts th* taopl* ad Cod."
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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
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 . Mm 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 jedly was "looking for Della
Ifse "
■ Grnoe Ln- Llllte t o r i Pierce whs chargad
with "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
J t n r Saakank, J id d a puty Shtnff. tha negro woman stabbod bar husband la tba right chant
before balng spprehoat..................
*
Weather
I sir through lu r id i) eirept t e n
s'idrl* icjlteird afternoon thin*
dervhnwi-rv hl;h today M U , In*
tonight 7J-7I.
CofC Continuing
Active Schedule
(T I E S T E R “ 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 s i Voistant Manager a i
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# a ftri 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 e il F irs t
Sire# l,
"1 am gt#d to h# hack hom#.**
M ,.# , i i i | today. "*--d I e trta in ly
want lo invite all of mv frtenda
to come in sod M ill 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 sim ilar
accidents nver Ihe weekend
Pl.illip A. (m ilter J r ., 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 IriM prr 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# Or
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 ir t
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 y e a n artlvo
duty parted.
A
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Hibbard Casselberry
Expresses Opinion
(On 17-92 Four-Laning
gA NFOW D. F U lM in A .
Sowder
Reviews
New Law
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T IIliK S D A V , SK P T E M B B R IS . 10.VS
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r»Ml* cl«vid» thio'tgh r r tili;,
t< stirred xhnwera movllv *1 flight
•nnlhnil cni«t iml IfM , High
todav *; »».
A.amHetcri Prrma |.rL <fd W ire
N o.JT fi.
Smathers Urges
Public Alertness
A review of Uta txw, adopted |
| during thr 1a*t session of thr |
, Florida legislature, appropriating
1500,000 for thr hospitalisation of
indigent patient* wa* braid la<t
_ ' night at a mrrting of thr Seminole
A founder of one of Seminole | County Medical Association.
f\>unty*• thrivini* communities,! Hr. Wilson T. .Sowder. State
• pokr up yesterday and express- Health Officer, of Jacksonville exrd hi* opinion on "Why I like J plained in detail, the inliicarira of
lha four-lanlng, widening and j the law which « a i rermnnirnded
paving of the present route of ; hy Governor LeRoy Collins' Health '
17-P2."
I committee am| the Florida Medical
llib!<ard
Ca**clbcrry, leaned As*ociatton.
bark in his desk chair, trminisHowever,explained Dr.Sowder
ring, in a way, and talking free- ; the original request of the leglaly about today* plans.
I latura was for U.ooo.noo instead,
"When we came to Seminole I of the appropriated 1500,000.
County in 1026,** he said, "the
The law becomes effective Jan. ,
j i . nirr tu he home again/*
Sanford-Orlando Highway ran 1, 1956, said Dr. Sootier with the
"! ■
s " ,“' ,r Deorge Sm athen,
through the business districts of administrative details >rt inromY he Passed the Welcome S m i'
Longwood,
Altamonte
Springs p|r te
,,',n," r •"*">• Park Arp
and klaltland. W'c can remember
Each county will share in thr
mlai vii.rn he srrtved in Sanford
full well what happened lo bust- fund. Sowder said, and will he |
V,
* Wn* n wring of Sannesses on the old highway when eligible on a per capita basis. He
the new highway opened up.
Le
,m',rr ,,,r »'"•
explained that in order for coun
"When wc purchased our pro ties to participate a 50 cents per j
tor iltitiiTwr
n',’.
of
lo
m m rrrf, Junperty in the wilds nf ths back capita fund must nrcosatily be
country there wrr* only rattle budgeted.
|.rinr,
r S,rram
j ,hpa.
f r * a!*rithe
lie jS ,nl ane, , rfn.r,,
snakes, jack rabbits and one still
“When funds heroine available
where th« engineer »aid, for tha I from the half million dollar a p - 1
..o' , \
Auxiliary Air Stetioa
,
' h,r
greetciI h> Bill Kirk
safety of tha public, they must propriatlon, county commissioner* |
1
«r the Senator'*
build a new highway entirely will be re«|iiirrd to eeitify that ,
east nf the Atlantic C“**t Line fund* lo 1-e matchrd wrrr spent
S , i i ‘ hj' rRobert
Railroad. Ths property owners tor hospitalisation of indigent pasv * » 'c n t :,mT,,'*n"r’g Officer
N4AS. and Tomm> Stringer,
did not hesftata to donate that tirnts," said Dr. Sowdrr.
■ jju.e chairman of it*. r , rm ^
wonderful land full of sunshina
ami palmettocs.
“Today, the property along this
A-comosnii'.g ,he Senator to
highway is worth anything you
•»"f.id were hi* Adminlslramo
hava nerva enough to ask for
and will continue to he worth
SENATOR GEORGK SM \TIIERS (Scorn! from tiirhll a* he airivrd todav a) the Sxnfnxl Nasal Auxi
more* and mors, provided that a
Senator Smathrrs. tpeaklni m
liary Air Station. In the group Kirctinir the Senator (left to lightl ate; llill Kirk, Jim IViwell, Ad
new
highway
Is
not
built
befora
HIBBARD CAMKLBKRRY IS INTERRUPTED from hit study of
ministiativa
Aide
to
the
Senator.
Tominv
Stringer,
t'antain
Kntieit
\
t
.
Jackson.
CO,
SNA
AS.
and
Aid# lo thr Senator Krnttv IVIt. (Staff Photo)
the four-lane plans for 17-02. (Staff P h o to l__ _________ _______ this one is four-laned.
A meeting ha* been set lor Tues
*'r uOn Kplsropaf
: h l Chiu,h.
,,u>- "f aj„iHole
"I've heard much discussion
about people wanting a four-lane dsy, Sept. N). at * p. m. at the
ll! B rd
*Ccon,pri»hn.rni
highway without a center safety Farmers Auction Markrt on High
sone. I hava personally seen 'hot way 17-92 for fringe area resident
rod Harry's' on 4 tl make com ami those using city water out
waT VrT'H*
n*lio" K‘’
plete circles by skidding across thr city limits
jrrrutlv :f,r
rnnrrrnr,(
with’o nn#
ihm
All interested persons are urged
all four lanrs In an effort to
utiire
of
thr
country.
Tlirrr
was
to
attend
and
an
invitation
make ,lhr circle as quick as pos
sible >and continue la the same been extended lo the City Manager
Th*» Srminofe County \m « tio n a l
One of Seminole County's fish direction that they started. Any and City Commissioner! to be pre
I School h•« ln*rn in npemtion for
ing eanip operators Is happier to number of people, every day, sent to answer sny questions that
j o '. r r ft neck now. Student intrrr»t
mav arivr on the water issue.
day than hr has been in a long
(Continued On Page Eight'*
lh a* Iw-rn v riv c <hhI. Itr^Utration
Scheduling
thr
meeting
was
the!
time.
Stmlnole County S h riiff l*uthff • will continue in nil f i i i i j n l t except
committee
Only yesterday, J . I- Toler of
y appnin cj
Holaljy ha* received a »*ipply of iM^uining •hortlMial. \ft«r Monconfer with pretM'U*
City official* and t a k e '......A .
Lakeland, the Information and
a report back
Educational Officer ef the Ilyaln.VHW6« Commlssu-i-r J .|,„ 4 h- ........te l Jor rhf beginning
on the committee
rinth Control Division ef the
chairman: Mr*. Edna lfeeh k r,; ...
....
,
Florida State Game and Fresh
which gxsup that I* In t on a r U ' j
secretary; Alex Smith, Archiel *,' n*n*'*l Responsihillt) t
•\ ,(»err is no len.mn -no an
Water Fish Commission, called on
tails VII otri * i*--I- , t* are ta'lghl
Smith, Gayle Howe, and C hesterl*0** into effect on 0<t- I.
Jim Clone for >01)10 information
Sheriff Hobby said to-lay tliat ■>n an individual b.sal*.
Miller.
'1tie- Frenih Vie widening prorelative to the hyacinth condition
the poniphlets ar* avaiU Mr vstthA 100-foot pleasure and sight*
This rnabtrv *1tu'lrots to pro isrl conristini; of tlie grading anil
in
the
lakes
and
waterways
of
out charge at his office
seeing boat vaill arrive at the Sangre-- at tbelr i ll tale of spied. plV'llg,o,, Ihr .’ y>2 miles of tins
However, a* a public servbe. For r*.vmpie, a ii.tro' may 10111- iniu'iifair. Ifnrd Pier, according to Richard Seminole County.
a rummuntil
iwr cent romplrle. «ssnvssissnial
Tolrr
told
Crowe
that
Seminole
ffodrro. one of the members of the
anil to arqonlnt the piildl; wi-h the | m!i « j ear’s I* kkcsplng or tvp- acr-trdlng to t lepoil iviessed lo
The
crackdown
on
highway
traf
County
is
the
only
place
In
Flori
lie
‘
T
•'
tdrr
••"'“i*1 not
firm of promoters contracting for
facts almut the new la , . .■-r>v*<t Inr coui -■ In a I • months instead 11
n.jkirtg slalrinenls that wa
r\
' itrman Wilbur E
# l h e craft, in time for the first da, that he has found so far, whera fic violations has continued with
by
ths
IMS
Stats
I.
.line,
e( a lull rear.
mlrnts may thus Jo n 't oi the Mate lt-ud Depart- »i'»uM rut a million iH lars fn „-a
thr people are suffering economi additional arrest* yrsterdsy and
trip to ba made Jan, 10.
questions and answris ton--in-ng b- ptared Into offo e position* at i ment.
|r
r ' - n s huilgrt, befora S £
last night by the local Florida
cally
from
the
hyacinths.
Sodero, who with W. R. Kemp,
TALLAHASSEE b P t- Thirty- the Financial Responsib'tili I aw a much earlier date. The ilomvitd - In s im-nlhlv mn-truetion pro- •l* a k ''u . b hU ,,,n "PP"riunily m
"We will l>« here. In all pro- Highway ratrol Trooper and thv
will operate the 250 passenger lability," Tolar told Crowe, “to Seminole County Sheriff's Depart five ap|>eals for rlrmeney. Includ aniwar here, as the leaflet >splsinv tor i.ffiie workers ha< lorn xxvt. gre a re|» it it was shown that a L Kh " , ,*h" " 1,1 n'’' p«" ®ur faith
boat for sightseeing trips Iwica
ing thme nf a pair nf enndrmni'd "not to attempt to cover all slaTire ..'uhiI offiis ao i dull in total of till ? tnilliun dollai ( n h M n M n v , or any of
dally, said that it la entirely pov- begin the eradication and control I inrnt.
bu.-iai, Iraiirr* We should ha
Taylur Hoyle Bailey, a Medical mp killers, will be hraxl by l b e | ‘“,or>' !••••' -loss- 01 I I In sn th
ly. I*>
of see
worth nf |i- ,i-i-l* wrrr umh'rws)
of
hyacinths
by
Oct.
16.
aible that "the boat can be secured
r ‘" alert Onli i|M-n. " Senator
of them in Irgal detail
Cabinet
1‘anlnn
Hoard
at
its
quart
Doctor
of
llrsdenton,
was
charged
oppui
-tali
inlc
'
l
>
■
rml
ut
Vugixt
Ctows related the details of his
for earlier arrival should the
What Is the Financial R iponsl
with excessive speed whin appre erly meeting Sept. 27.
•r this latning. It is
lli.l- in i x 'il during Hie imnitti
number o( passengers available conversation with Toler when the hended five miles south of Sanford
h-'“ ' Pvare herv Mr a
Tbe two men seeking to e,r*|>e Isltity law 71 It i* an act ,<f the | public #e’F •»••!. Thfi only fr® |j n f | id Ailgllvl tut il.'il S\,.S million ilol I ' "
acquisition
of
a
bigger
plane
for
warrant the stepped up schedule."
the elect tie rhalf for the kit* „g „f
1 -STS-'atu.r which s npl. I* J rrc U tra tf on fee, fi’i'l th i ^tUtJrnt> lari and t. V imlli ui dollar* In : long lime to roine "
at 5:15 p. m. yesterday,
the
eradication
piogram
was
told,
mg (he a.i,Ire,*. , n,| ,
The boal. now operating from
Ituhy Ccnora Bailey, a 55-year- imlice officers are George Ijmpy |
teplairs^lu *awr that's-as to /iff Haiti
.
fifty w u il.I hriIix
^Ily a n n is, Miss., to Martha's Vine "tt's have a bigger plane," Toler old while nurse staying at the Mar Anderson, srntrneed to death for oeteij in 1919- it- puipit.. ,, i„ • m ty ut*) nerd. 11114III I* ID f ’MIMfw runtiacts were awarded.
j
« '« « * > & »
Chelrtnan lunr* further rr|mri
1
* "*t»:re.». .Mayor Drn.
" y a r d Island, Maine, Is a complete said, "that will spray 60 acres at l/)u Motel, was charged with opera Ih- allying of a Miami niotnreyrla proteit rser)one in ,Y|orila agauni m if i ’t l n -d twill
tti tltc day Dti'l rd that P 4 million ilnltarv of pro. ,
a
pass
to
rtplae*
the
old
one
. Iirdcll pirienlril
ly equipoed pleasure craft with
ting a car with "no drivers li pnllreman. and Samuel J. Horn- finatwtally Irrespotislhlt point v#- ,
night ilo aero in n u » lit «9 flu* nredi jeel* were toniplrlcd and aerrptaighueetng deck, snack bar, din with which only 10 acre* could bo cense" and "driving while Intoxt beck, condemned for the killing of
of
Ih
r
P
••pie In th# tountVa
e.i during tin in uith by the Dr ",n« and naming the senator aa
ing room, and dance floor, called sprayed."
rated” when apprehended aouth
partnient.
Crowe said that the program, of Sanford by Trooper T. Mark a Duval County road patrolman. become iiivnive I In arddent. ami
" n o r a r , M a,.,r of Sanfonl. MaJ!
‘Th*. Nautican."
The jiaxlnn hoard already baa fall to pay for tha damage th*'*
Olhrr protects lit .Ssnfnrd men f 'n ,r,., »"*
Ihr Senator.
The contract for the boat hat to be carried out by the Hyacinth Mack of the Florida Highway Pa beard appeals for rommutxtmn of cause. It aim priinialrs safety bj
Honed in the tr|airt were Stale -'bn; wdli the rrMiiuimn, a tiold
Just been completed, said Sodero. Control Division of the Game and trol.
(Ciottnued
On
Page
l.iglu
their death sentenea* from perry
Road l-tfi-A which re'iuiird ,4501
*" The CHi
following lengthy negotiations with Fresh Water Fish Commission,
Other arrests yesterday involv (Waste Blue) Amhrister and Rich
the owners of the boat and with would not cost the county or the Ing traffic violation* on Seminole ard I Fatbark I, Floyd ronvirte-l
NEW \'ORK ir—Robert Rutin, milei ul grading and paving on j E**l Higginl'otham, piriident of
hinineu executive and f.r.-l Unitedi ®rii ^tieet Slate Road 15 tu Stati the Si minulr County n u m b e r of
the City of Sanford for the use of property owner* a dime in extra County highways include: llessle with Anderson In the Miami r«p
funds. "Thera was a time," Crowe Oscar Bishop, charged with "ex
| M alt* am liatxador to A uilralla. I **«*'! 42 repmtnl to tie too | m*i I Commerce, prvxmtfd S e n a t o r
the pier.
kilting. It h it delayed a derision
9 Yesterday, the redecorating of said, "when we were required to cessive speed", and l*no Constan pending ronsldrratlon of tbe Anloruy ta New Y H k ' 7 t e S | l,V
*"•' J n h ^ N .T af ^
w a Z 5U*
raise
additional
funds
to
purchase
The Mx>fair Inn Bath and Ten died
after a brief lUners. Hr n a , at
“ " ’<■ Sanfi.r, ban",-r. ^
tine,
charged
with
"excessive
the bandshrU got underway when
del son plea.
nis
Club
wlitrh
tu<
enjoyed,
for
th<-|
ihrmlcals
and
materials
used
in
llutlrr,
who.
had
.uff.red
Horn
Markrt
reported
to
be
luo
|K-r
cent
|
sp»«l."
painters began changing the color
Sinathrrt »*« Intmitueeil st tha
pait four months, the farillties of I a hesit (oaddron. became til sud t,,mPl,,lr.
of the once "white building. The the ipkay program.”
THBKE FOLD WI.XII
lunrlixsn today bv Kirk, local auYesterday, Tolrr railed on Ren
the resort hotel owned and opera-1denly after his return hi-re Tut*
bands hell decorated with hun
COLDWATER, Mich i* - Mr. ted by the New York Giant , "III slay aboard the lour Und'il Mates' . . .
t.'mobile dealer and a friend at
’ C L J
I J
dreds of feet of neon tubing, will ator Douglas Stenstrom to obtain
in* Senator.
snd Mr*. Charles Hathburn. par- officially end it* season Sunday after a Ihree-wrrk vacation trip M I G f i l l O C n C G U I C Q
Information
relative
to
the
Semi
serve as offices, lieket facilities
ent: of a !0.mrinth«>ld son. hoped
and lounge for (he passengers nolo County area and to atsuro
their next child would he a girl.
Member* are asked lo t.ske n i« r msny yesri he ha-f hern
of 'The Nautican." The newly him that the representative* of tha
Hiry got their wish—In triplicate. tlee that the pool will be available active in the construction and thus-1 ||o .\O l.llL l II*-The Protrilaiil
redecorated building will also Hyacinth Control Division would
Mrs. Rathburn, U, gave birth to this wrckrnd as a special courtesy building busmen In Minnesota Ills
house a proposed restaurant or b* In Seminole County to carry
BONN. Germany OB — Chancel triplet girls yesterday. All were on
— the
. t - part
— . of- -*
. . manag- 'hume *$!■ on RUHtehOMt P* nin- Episcopalians with a record bmlg
the .hotel
anark bar for the benefit of the nut the obligations of Senata Bill lor Konrad Adenauer summoned repsirtesl doing well.
let appruvrd and Miami Beach.
ment.
sulx. White lt«ar M kr, Minn.
(137 which was adopted during the his Cabinet and leaders of his
vpasirngers.
Fla., awarded the 19.'Ut ronsen
It was also revealed today that 11*56 session of the Slat* Legisla government coalition today In a
lion, toda) mused toward adjournthe redecorated, reconditioned, ture.
. menl of thru 54th genet at cons ra MO.M DM r*—Moving swiftly In
bid for quirk acceptance of his
and renovated Seminole Raceway
tion.
Moscow agreement to art up dip
(dim* up it> negutistloni with (Vest
Park, at Casselberry, win be fo r
lomatic relation* between Ruaala
Many of Hie S.VW delegates were Germany, H>a Soviet Union has
Shrimplike Beings and
Pointing
out
tha
baric
princi
m all/ opened on Nov. 14.
True Course Ever, she said was year Mi# thanked the member* packing Ihoir bags A group of JI*1 mnounred it will o|>en talks In,
West Germiny,
Sodero and Kemp, operalors of
To become effective, the pact p le * of P i l o t lnternautional. started hy a tloo contribution bv l«r iprir hospitality and fur the leave by ship t"night.
J inurinw with leaders of Commit*
Seen
In
California
the new trotting track that was
must be raltfied by the Bundestag "Frteodshlp and Service" Mrs. an anon>mous Pilot in Pill In gift o' a s'Id bracelet winch was
The nest triennial convention m*'
(,ermany
Mane
Gleason
of
Ocala,
licutrnfirst built by R, J . Retold* and
rreatr
a
fund
with
which
to
M
p
prrseptid tu bet at the dinner will open Del. 5. 1958. at Miami
(lower house) of West Germany'*
"if
Soviet
news xgency Tast
ent
governor
of
District
Four
Joe Tinker, said this morning that Flooded Dry Lake
any
Pilot
in
good
standing
who
par’s .
rariUm nt as well aa by the
Beach. Interim meetings will be1'*"1 T-**1 German Premier Otto
CAMP IRWIN. Calif. ID-Tiny, Pres dlum of the Supreme Soviet. which comprises 40 clubs In Flo w a i in financial dilflculties
complete plana have not yet been
Mis. Harvey Swanson, pitsl- held at Pocooo Manor. Pa in 195«|«IrwtewohI would arrive in Moscow
— completed for tho opening. How- thrimplike creatures springing up
•lie Soviet Premier Bulganin'* rida, Tuesday night reminded Ihraiigh Illness or misforiime dr.il. '-''eriuer-d the guest of hon
lor conference* no “questions of
" e v e r , it la expected that the new In a recently flood'd dry lake to v./bal promise to return German members of the local club lhat The Ruby New hall Scholarship or art^ ti k fri over a short bixi- ami Sewaore, Trnn., In 1957.
A $8 907.917 budget was approved intetesl to all side*" The an
trotting track and the beautifully day brought a trio of actentUt* to prisoners has naturally been wel the promotion of the** principle* fund was srt up follow mg the new k c »iM»e also welcomed
""
Tuesday A laige pi "ion will go nouncement came only a few hour#
Atrnixhed club nom a and dining thii desert outpost to March for corned In Itonn, some politician* would make for a "better club, drain nf Miss Newhall of Gaines Mrv, l y
S>i Kuna*
Ktirtas of
of ths
the l^ke
, n expanded musionsiy after Writ German Chancellor
rooms win attract thousands nf eggi. that may be 160 year# old. voiced doubt about the wisdom of better rommunity and nation."
ville. shortly after being Installed C't.uiit>r*_ 3 f t who
attended as a
Komad Adenauer ended hi* Mo*,
The leader of Uve group, Dr. exehsnging ambassadors with Mos
i piogram.
visitors from -fir and wide.
Mra Gleason matte her official aa P. I. president In loin. It iv
tow ronfcrrnce and left for Bonn.
Six dining nom a. In the new Jam et P. Welsh, Lot Angeles State cow.
visit to the local club at a meeting designed lo assist a student from
/- Carter, chair
The announcement ws* rvpcctpl
club house, pointed out Sodero. College geologist, already has
They argued this would imply whirh wa* held In IheYarht Hub any country to attend school In
O . .ih ib 't main prujecl.
but Western oh.rrvcrv were vur*
about
40
of
the
small
specimens
will seat 450 visitors. A Chef
^**< kink" slated that a
acceptance nf a division of Ger at I p. m. Preceding the meet another country; or In be used
pri'ed it came so soon after Aden,
from Richmond. Va.. and a bead* which thrive only in hot water and many into rival atates.
ing members honored Mr*. Glea- as a grant for research.
lota: 'iijj q -^i.'iitv of fresh milk
atier's departure
waiVr from Tho Hotel Smaller look like a throwback lo the tnloson with a dinner party at Jim
Thu* fsr, Ihe Ruby Newhall and uq
of canned milk had
The Soviet-West German talk!
la v e been secured for Ute plush btte. an extinct prehistoric crusta
Spencer's Restaurant.
Scholarship fund hss helped a been J
o indigent families
NEW LONDON. Conn. Uv-A 2J- mulled In an agrrem m t to estab*
cean. f
CONVICTED BY WOMEN
Greeting! wera brought the lo student from Finland, France and during
*1 month, represent year-old Coast Guardsman who Inti diplomatic relationi.
Dr. Welsh win be Joined hy his
DALLAS, Tex. Uh-Aa ail-women cal club from Mrs. Edith Mac- Japan In attend schuol in Ihe Uni Ing a (
J2( M.
wasn't rummiisloned an ensign
colleagues Arthur Lockley and Jury convicted Jimmy Walsh, 21, Bride Cameron, newly elected ted States and in addition a
Mr*
NT
L
Raborn Sr . chair last April because his mother was
NEXT TIME IIE'I.L KNUtY
Jotas Reardon of Lot Angeles State of driving whlls drunk yesterday, president of Pilot International grant of 11,000 ha* been used to
man d. th« Seminole Memorial a former member uf allegedly tub- SPALDING. Neb v r-E m tl Kav.
PROVIDENCE, B.L
m i Armf rwaearchora in the l»- sentenced h im 'Is three daya m of Gainesville; Mrs. Alice Tfcoop- ward cancer research. Mrr. (ilea Hospital
committee,
arnoutKed
vera.ve organiistiona go4 his com alee la another granddad who un«
•char loader Rag
lo the
of Btaydo Dry Lobe Jail awd Owed Mm » . Defease saa at Tallahassee, governor at ion pointed out that the scholar
that ■ check for $ISo bad been
to
m <4 children
derestimaled granddaughter. II*
4tty. MartkaO MrCullseh said m» Dieuiet Four; and other P. I. ship was not limited to persons prMicted lo )|. M, Weir, adminia mission yesterday.
N. Pisrre Gaston graduated from promised little Charlene Kavkiee
, — Mr ■ore lo Dr. Wett’a dory:
at lbs wsmsa teM him: "Wa would
wonky
Mr*. Muoid J. 00- At Car hock at anycM can r» hava sequittad your young man • Mrs. Gleason txplainrd the outside tho 0 . S. but eoul * also t rat or to pay for a Ili-Lo bed the officer training school at the he would pay her a nickel for
0»a. Stale P. T. A. Coagreta presi lemher, and that’a roughly loo except that we talked K over and functioning of Pilot International's ba used fo send 4 IT. S. student which the club ta donating to the Coast Guard Academy hr-e four rvery four leaf clover the found
hospital ft will he placed in the month# ago. ARfr simple commitdent. tola a meeting of P,
P. T. A. rta rt, tho taka wat dry until last decided that Uta police would never "Special Fund*" which consists to another country fer stud*.
M n. Gltasor, strewed attend club's room at Uw new hospital. stooiag ceremonies yulerday, be in granddad's front yard Charlene
: "If yon have Aug. n . when defect thunder- pick tip anyoos who waa not of lha True Course Ever fund
railed tn playmates Ollie and Max
In tha eluba snd told the
Mr; George A. Stmt announced wav aislgned to report to the Hum Muller. And tn a half hour they
rionns suddenly <— iji i l a loot guilty." Walsh gaM ha would ap. and Um Ruby Nawhall Memorial ance
group
Hut
District
Four
w«s
se
that
D
i
e
had
been
reallied
ra
holdt, a weather ship at Boston collected 1M pay-off elorera —
>f vgtor.
Ic h d a n h tp fund.
cond ta stUadaaco Inr the past ■ m e a t pleaUcware patty.
Oct 4.
I8J3 tnm n i d l i T i p«eWt.
Peace Is
Stressed
In Talk
Senator Greeted
At Sanford Base
Fringe Area Group
To Meet Tuesday
r New Auto Financial
E! Responsibility Law
Is Told To Drivers
"Hyacinth Control Act
Good News To County
Nautican Secured
'For River Cruises;
Pier Work Begun
Traffic Crackdown
Move Continues;
Arrests Pile Up
'/
!?Xk
t s
lVk aVmPm'r" in'‘ Sco"r
s,',zm
trLr.iur ‘'"h
-f iSi v m,h-
Vocational School
Interest Runs High szrrj&srs-z
French Ave. Work
. .mphi.t, st.,. r„»ui„ij.,, ■-1. I-., , .-.L.'.i, --U 3, Pet. CouiDlctcd.1 '
s r i .. *• • j
- 'Report Indicates
istT ,..r f f ’X
Clemency Appeals
Heard By Cabinet
On Rebuked Pair
r .';»/•;;
'S t t ?
r . - : ..... •."hu.rsi
Business Executive
Robert Butler Dies
Both, Tennis Club
Ends Year Sunday
Adenauer Summons
Cabinet, Leaders
To Quick Approval
For '56 Convention
Pilots Principles Pointed Out
Coast Guardsman
Gets Commission
mjS
Reds, East German
Talks Announced
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DAILY C K O S S W O R D
6 Samarum
tsym i
J|. Suecess*i
9 Goddess of
islangl
the hunt
6 Mtmberahlp
charge*
6 Unpins
7. Daih
• r.irl a
2. D eurt
ru n s
rophetlel
|0 there rcccse
9 Cals that
i : Spoxrn
r»trh mire
13 ll'intinr
II It ii iron*
expedition
tracted)
14 receptacle
forcoltee
II. Appear
13 Renters
19 Objective
raieof
16 Chinese
rivtr
"their
|J7 Ostrich.
<arrhairl
likr birds
17 Held in
16 Retard
eiteem
hifhly
50 Rip
1 a a
51 Ftirup
~
SI The edge
or rim
• 6 Small rut
ll
27. Door Joints
26 F*ncmg
swords
>0. N nrth'ssl
•
tabbr I
21 American
A
p4
s>«r«
21 One-spot
ii
card
2S Dtmimihrd
s«*
2* Dry
87 Head'd boll
it
21 Adhesive
miaturas
• ri T3
2? Spreads
rra»» to dry Jl
60 Tries
ACRO SS
II The
rtrto n
h,rd
SI Unit
of
work
iteiei.
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a u iiid .i o ju iu c
mereial .a.*i:tis:ii
iu m h ' j
bureaus HMVijrt im iaiiit
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a q a u •j:nniai
atam
e4
VllteHl)'! Aaeaee
SS Con.
tended
r r none
34 Genus of
30 bird*
eiKkoepint
SI. Vehlrlt
36 Entire
32 Death
amount
notire
3* Germanium
SI The hub
nym )
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TELEVISIO N
Life Gets Easier A s Mexico Grows
M E X I C O C IT Y , ' f - Aft.
•r mora than s century of almoit
tnnitant
internal
disturbances
which slowed her development.
Mexico Ii iw » inj up and life it
cstler all around.
Mexico was settled by Europeans
almost a hundred years before the
United States. Even before that
•hr had a whole mosaic of Indian
cultures, some of them very jd*
vaneed. Her National University
is older than Harvard and she was
printmi books while the Jame«.
town settlers were still wondering
if Ihey could hold out.
Mexico's living nos is a two lay.
er matter—US luxuries overlaid
on a basis of Mexico's corn-snrf.
beans wray of life. The average
Mexican eats rnrn tortillas and
goea In Hollywood movies. He
wears sandals in the country but
when he travels hr gors by Dr.
trmt mads buirs. The farmer may
plow with oxen or hurros, hut he
plants the newest hybrid iced corn
Mexico has remained « Latin,
Catholic country. Lengthy and late
lunch houri iro still the custom
even In US. advertising agencies,
those bridgeheads of America en.
ergy. Mexico has its own movie
Industry and Its best films are
good. I’olitics are noisy, not no
toriously honest. Newspapers still
publiah poetry
la 13 years Mextrn has incresved
her population 40 per rent. Rut her
national Income, the total value of
all farm and fartnry goods, his
doubled in that time. That means
that 40 per cent more people are
fitting 100 per rent more goods.
And that meant that everybody is
eating more, dressing heller and
•pending a litlle more on luxuries.
."■•ically. the reason for all thla
■ement ia political Mexico
ia enjoying the longest penod of The return of migrant farm work*
internal peac* in her history. She era after helping with U.S. har
hsi gone longer srtthout a success, vests has hsd a big effect on Mex*
ful revolution than any other Latin Ico, socially end economically.
Probably one of every 20 Mexi
American state,
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The .Mexican revolution went oe can* h it viaifed the United Stales.
for seven yesrs, beginning in 1910. They bring back not only the dol
When it ended, everybody had a lars they earned but. generally,
little bit of what he fought for. an admiration for American waya.
The government is basically pro- Health is still a problem. Too
labor so labor is happy. It has many Mcxicana are *till drinking
agrarian alma so the landless firm* contaminated water, particularly
er has at least a hope of getting in the capital.
his own land as additional acreage
Education is still insufficient. 11is brought under irrigation. Th* literacy is sround 40 per cent de
government is not socialistic *n| spite the government'! best ef
the businessman ia confident. A fort*—and they ire very good.
There's anothrr dirk cloud on
middle elats, that great dampener
of violent aortal movement, is be the horiron—inflation The value
of the pe,o has dropped from 22
ginning to form
Irrigation has increased rnttnn rents in 19M to 6 cents now. Every
production, now the chief dollar' time the trade balance goes against
ramlng export. Coffee Is close be the country, the government has
hind. These crops grow fresh ev. dropped the value of the peao
cry year, unlike exports of stiver, again
lead and line which have gradually This makes Imported goods cost
more and reduces imports, thereexhausted the mines.
Internal peace also has given by hatanring Irade again. Rut it
Mexico a terrific intome from can't go on indefinitely because it
louristi. The 400.non .North Amer raises ihe prire of imported ner.
icana who visit here every year essities such as trucks and railare one of the rountry'a chief sourc*' road equipment and drugs. The
only solution is to keep th* country
ea of dollars.
W
ss p.-»p:icgs Sfcwt r.a LiEs bxlu c i la always favorable.
Another danger la K ixice'a rr ,
ent economic status la the delicate
nature of the tourist trade. Tburlat
dollars are essential to the country
but the lourlat trade could be cut
off overnight.
Proof of the fugitive nature of
the tourist business came aeverel
year* ago. Mexico, during a polio
epidemic in the United States, or
dered all tourists to show medical
crrlilicatcs proving they had not
been exposed. The flow of tourist*
waa cut by one third within three
day* became tourist* figured it
waa too much trouble to get the
certificate. Mexico hastily rescind
ed the order and th» business went
c o x a U vahuos s o i &
QUKJUDO, V. M. U h -8 tatw
“White mae eruR . Oo» down
trees. Make Mg teepee. Pies* hill*
W ater wash. Wind blew solL
Grata gone. Door gone, windows
gone. Whole piece gene. Buck
gone. Papoose gone. Squaw too.
Xe pigs. No corn. Ne plow. No
hay. No Pony.
“Indian no plow. Keep grass.
Buffalo eat grass. IndianWrat
buffalo. Hide maka teepee. Malvw
moccasin. Indian no make terrace.
No build dam. All time eat. No
bunt Job. Ne hitch hike. No ask
relief. No shoot pig. Great Spirit
make grass. Indian iso wasta any*
The United States has about thing. Indian no work. White man
loco."
three million horses.
bash to its normal propostuna.
A leftist government, tt elected,
would nuke teamsta doubtful about
coming hero—witness the Guate
malan tourist traffic which dried
up under the pro-comrauaiit Ar
beit s government.
Violence to tourists, either by
holdup men or during a political
demonstration, would alao K ara
off the touriaU. High price* would
not act aa quickly but would gradu
ally dry np the flow.
All In all. Mtalco Is doing all
right now But she wilt need all
her luck to keep Improvement*
coming.
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To Visit
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9:00 A. M.
September 8 j
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Sales Office: LITTLE VENICE Phone 1504
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T hllC U l pro hr* the
R lv tr near W ater, , ,_____ in a grim hunt for
th* body of her granddaughta*
Donna be* Arroya (le ft'. 2. » h e
waa tw rp t aw ar by flood water*.
The c h ild » m other,I.ucllle (b o t
tom . t*ft),w ho taw th r little s ift
d u a p p ra r Into the mad to rrrn ta
aa a fireman wrat rerruin* her,
ta y t her mind would b* at r o t
If th e rould “five her a decent
burial.* Both mother and g ran d
m other ittll harbor th e faint
hop* that tom rone along the
n r n ' t edge aaetd Donna taw.
WINNf* nf (h r N.itloh.'il Thwh-r
Conte*! of Milieu! ir Ify rtrt.rh y
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HI M of A" M I ll
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W it h , rm ilri from te r w h e e l-I
chair a* »hr arrives in New Y ork. I
T h r trip t».»« nnr of Ihr p riT *
for lh r tit M. w ho will a n t in a
cam paign to m in t VW.OOO v o l
unteer* for a hou c-to-ho in o
ram naign to r-iic f.in.lv d u rin g
the Thank*civ ms Week ‘ M arch
I'or M u aru lar Dy 'trophy’* t l n v c .,
GIN M A tW flt 1AYIOI (rig h t). V ft Arm r t u r f of ;■IjfT p rr r n l t
toe le g io n of Merit, IV gri* of Cnmn under lo May (Irn . {•'. M.
b h rln ag rth . Indian Arn>v f h >f rif Stuff, at a evrrmtsny in iha
r r n ta r o n The Indian m i' ■t >r \ Irtd c r will ro il.- an r t l r n r p r lo u r
Ol United Slate* military UuUi.aLniUL ( I nlrrn o i|» i..il .Soundy holuj
A N IO M IO C M A V U . TO t i l t h * lp !e * » ly hr«|<U h t i M o n g ln g v a t h it
S lI ffU Y E lm e r T. fT rlggerT
Ilu ik r, 36. wlici - hot h it way out
of a Bruton jail a y e ar ago. a p peart writ In hand in Nrw V, —I
w hete tie facet tria l on a th .it,:r
n f m urdering an underw orld
tidcaick. Ilia w ru ll manacled ,
behind hurt, llu rk c » i turnrrt
over In lh r jla tr b r f i l l agrnla
and I’.S. m a t-h a lt, who had I
brought him from S outh Carta- I
lin t, tcenr of h it recapture. I
Hurke |i lielirved In lie c o n - '
neried with the $1 *1ft non llrink I
holdup.
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iSOMIT MIAMI O eft), 30. pen wee In traffic agent S tuart Cofllna In
ps'rw York that he doe* not hey* enough money In pay for hi* r n [forced retu rn flight feorn England. T he young rt-.-alln r flrwr to
U • rvKin to m arry h it 26-year>oid Brilivh iw e rlh e a rt but wa« denied
‘e n try Into the ro u n try beraute he had only tlOO initrail of th e re
quired f}S0. A fter a 13-minute rendervou* w ith the girl, he w ai put
« n a plane for home. An altrm pted disappearance In Ireland w ai
lo tted . Now be plant to took for a jo b an d try again- fja itrm a n u a e lj
hnrrr in San Dtinat. C at'?, gora up in flim ri 111* h«u»e anil a ra il- i
r" v1 itation t i n engulfed in a roaring S' " • and brush fire which
• »rri no rth o f fhutalr (atone Retervoli in the s »n Dimaa arra F ierrrrii r- ttm a 'r I l» at 1J hom rt h a t h rrn h rnrtl to lh r ground a n t
r • th an 100 *,* e ............. e ••* a ..............*• ! g* • • rtf* that Invulcu th u eoi on.unity ui I,0u0,whi<h U l i mt.ra coal of U k Angel**.,
ANTONIN ZAFOTOOTY, r v r - l derit of C/rchoaloviikla. tufT rrrd
a heart .illack, It wai annnurvrrd
hy the P rag u e radio. A b u ltrlln
ligned by four dortora laid he
waa tulT rring from "diaturhtn rea of blood eirrulatlrm and
b ra rt w ca)u>o*.~(fi'lrriuilum iilJ,
K irtU nd A ir F o re t P u r . A lbuquerque. K .ll. On* crew m«tnb«r w j i k ll'rd , one p ..a.en g fr Ivoi’itall/cd
• n jllh * rem aining *7 n f f f f f d only m inor tnjurle*. The craft w it rn rout* from T r t i t In C iliM n li.
* l i * by
Ara n a t a d am hutary* r n w t area u a d i Led lo t lb* rescu e. (fiU iM U nM U
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A OIANT f tO O - lia n a ( n d 'ith t« thown at th e B ru n t, N. Y .
J m iherily after lit arrival front
A fn ra. Dr. J tm e t Oliver, cura
to r nf the mo. raid that the rare
»peetm*n m earurt* 2* Inehrw
1 og and wrigha five pound*.
Th* rpeelet w ai |tl»eov«rrd 40
y rtra ago and It a m ure* nf food
for native! of the Southern C am erooeit of Afrtea and the Calm*
legion nf French Wert Africa,
w here the huge frog u found.
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“ NOW. Of IN Wtr>t,~ u i i l»r lloiwft t'.l>ent>erg f o p ) to D anny, a
fhree-year-old rhim p that mu*l mulnlain th a t urule <•( t>eauty (or
b it TV •ppc.irahce Danny did not know wlial lie « .< w alking into
w hen he entered the dentU t'i efTWe In f.rw York, but Iher* a n (hat
a rh lrg baby tno'h that l.ad to l e pulled At taittnin with a twrid of
, tu« w iiat, it u all over but lb* ri/uihg. jial«rn>U kiaai L aU kJioef
UtM GIIMAM. t*l a enntemh-r I r tha quern'* rrow n al the Lre
Ant' et c< ty Fair In I
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M is . C A IO tTN 6IYAM T, 21. U
JO tlfM C I H W (fed 1. U .8 . A m b u ta d n r to Jap an at th* dm * of the
f e a r ! H a rb o r attack, talks wKJt J i f w . a u F o '-ig n M lnitter M am oni
S hlgem lttu a t a reception g iv e * fa r Uie r u ling diplom at by th e
U nited N atloni la N*w Y ork. BhlgemJDu told the gathering t b i t
w hile hi* Country b id not th o u g h t of reengnlilng Red Chin*, trade
TNtf It A HACK AND WH1T1 copy of the family por- 1frrenre latt month. Left to right *re: Era Varl!*v- I
trait In color that Soviet Manlul Georgt Zhukov, iky, the Manhal't dtughtrr; Jourt A. V ltO m kf
Ruttlan MlnUter of Defente, tent to Prealdent1(itandlng). Era't huibtnd: Alexandre DieviU Zhu*
fiirnhow tr In Denver. Th* two men renewed a knv, th* Marthtl * wife; SathA. t, a granrldtugtder.
Waxlima frUnrithla at tha geflitk •’auouwlt* eon. Iand £Ug VetblhUeT. CllAtllUi GBUOU/. H W M i.
.aw aiting developm enU In S um her, Mir*., w here h e r h utband.
Hoy, I t . and h it half-b ro th er,
J. W. Milam. 36, have been In
dicted In th* tlaying of Emm ett
T ill, a 14-year-old N rgro of
Chicago. T ill allegedly wrotfw h ittled at Mr*. Dry ant. Milam
and llry an t claim they relented
the boy unharm ed a fte r be waa
abducted from th e hom e of an
nnr I*. T he youth'* body wa*
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Seminole County Receives Honor
In Visit From Senator Smathers
Somlnolo County today has boon honoredSenator George Smathera one of the naOon'a moat popular lawmakera. paya San
ford and Seminole County a visit, bringing
with him the details of all that waa done
during the 83rd Congress.
From coast to coast and from border to
border. Senator Smathers hna carried, not
only the atory of the accomplishments of the
83rd Congress, but the story of Florida. No
doubt, the young senator has been responaible for many of our visitora and in turn,
manv of our new eitizena.
Mpat notable among the efforts mad# by
Senator George Smathers. are those In be
half of South America and some of that
country*! impoverished nations.
Realizing that tome of the 8outh Ameri
can countries were on the threshhold of an- awering the beckoning of communism. Sen
ator Smathera has carried their story from
South America to Congress. Still process
ing thsir rssourees by antiquated mathods,
Bmathsrs has attempted to provide moderniz
ed equipment, guidance, education, and fin
ancial leadership, to thwart the hammer and
sickle preachings that hava Invaded the La
tin American countries.
We believe that the young senator haa
made friande for our country, far and wide,
with his personality, his friendliness, and his
affable menner and approach that can well
make • statesmen instead of a lawmaker. In
his broad an healthful attitude toward the
future of the United 8Ut#a of America. Senator Smathers, haa In turn, promoted a healthftil pletura for the future of Florida. - •
The automobile of today la the “trade-in”
of tomorrow. Take care of I t Sanford auto*
mobile dealers enjoy a healthy new-car sea•on.
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Annexation isn't such a problem- We’re
Joat making a mountain out of a molt hllL
Everybody* prospers whan a family becomes
bigger and Sanford ian't an axceptlon to the
rule.
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The two worda “juvenile delinquency"
were eolned when round dining room tablee
and drop lighta went out of style.
The Sanford Herald
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Thursday, Septamber 18, IMS
TODAY'S M iyjl
And in tha morning, rising up a great
valua while before day, ha went out and
departed into a solitary place, and th a n
prayed.—Mark 1:88.— 8omr are troubled
by (naomnia and do not know what to do
about I t Why not talk to God? It will surely
be yrefl table.
Red Party Puts New Twist To Fignr
WABHNOTON (JU-Tha Amart- that If tha party could M proved
saa Commualst party h it put a a tool of Moscow, a part of aa
aew twin late tta fivs-ysar fight International Communist coniplra
Hr Uls.
ey, It should have to admit btlng
tt gars a Burnt ar of reaaaai for a tool by reglttorlag at auch with
atiag tha luprama Court yeatar tha government.
day ta aava U from htrlag to ad TbcoratlcaUy, that would let the
mit It la a Kiualaa agamt. Thla oa* party continue ta oxiat. Tha effect,
itood out:
though, would be to kill ti. at lean
W an art dlfforaet b o w , ahor under the Communist party name.
tha Gsaeva eoafareaca.
No one doubt* It would go oa,
W i may bo lota thta persuasive tv ta though badly crippled, under
yith tho aiao JuiticM who aro ground.
tuppotad to baao thiir doeltloot Under the 1IM law tha lubvtroa law oad aot oa inuratuonil tiro Aetivitlta Control Board was
moodi, real or Imiilaad.
created to rula aa complaint! that
Sut othar part* of tha party'* orgaaisatlont a rt subversive. It
pita —tta coaiututlanal reasons— gave the Communist party a hear
may ho poriuasiv*. It U aot cor- ing ta determine whether It wai a
tala tha court will uphold tha gov- ttuiilaa a u n t, and rultd that It
oramaat ia thla eato. This ia tha waa.
That meant tha party had to
la loptombor 1PM, C o a g r t i a register naltia the U.S. court*
a n te d tha laUraal gocurity Act,
■hot* purpoia wai to truth tho ruled otharwiae by dtrlaring tha
Communist party ta thli country. law unconstitutional. Tha party
ta the Federal Court of
Tha act dlda't u y anything about appealtd
Appeal*. It loat Ultra.
killing tha party outright or for
Thta it mad* Ha flat! appeal—
bidding lit oclittnro.
What tha law tatd In tfftet wai to tha Suprama Court Yoatarday
through tta lawyers tha party filed
It* wrlttaa argumanta with tha
court whoa* Juiticea a rt still on
vacation. They'll get eoplsa of tha
appeal by mall.
Even though hla stay in Sanford neces
sarily muat be short, our leaders will have
an opportunity to place their problems be
fore him. No doubt, with the reception af
forded the eminent Senator, the problems
and wishes of the Sanford community will
receive paramount consideration.
As wa weldma Senator Smathera to San
ford wa also invite him to eoma again to
share with us the firsthand information
from our nation's capital and to take back
with him some of our problems that can well
he solved with the friendly presentation for
which he is so noted.
Constitution Week As a result of the continuing efforts of
the Netional Society, Daughters of the
American Revolution, President Dwight D.
Elsenhower has proclaimed tha week of
Sept. 17 as Constitution Week.
The proclamation reads In part. "We the
people of the United States, In order to form
a mora perfect Union, establish Justice. in
sure domestic Tranquility, provide for the
common Defense, promote the general Weifare, and sectira the Blessings of Liberty to
ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and
establish this Constitution for tha United
8tates of America."
So reads tha Constitution of tha United
States and the declaration setting the Import
ant historical week to observe and study the
course of events by which our Constitution
came Into being.
Tha proclamation Invite* tha paopla of
tha Unltad States to observe the- week of
Sept. 17 with appropriate ceremonies In
schools, ehurchef, and other suitable places
Thl week-long event will be observed In
Samlnota County Schools when, the entire
wMk, pupils of the schools will be participat
ing in discussions, studies, programs, and
classroom observance centering around
the Constitution of the United States.
Gertrude 8. Carraway. President General
of the National Society of tha Daughters of
tha American Revolution said In a recent
message, “Our Constitution is not just a Rill
of Rights, significant aa they are. tt la also
a Rill of Obligation!. In tha worda of Tha
American’s Craed. by tha lata William Tylar
Page, whose memory we will honor In Octo
ber by unveiling a marker at hla grace: I t
la my duty to my country to lore It. to eupport its Constitution, to obey Its lawa. to re
spect tta Flag, and to defend It egainet afl
enemies.*'............
Too many Americans today do not take
the time to learn the fundamentals of our
Constitution and tha liberties granted us by
our forefathers in thair unmatched wisdom
in planning the future of tho world’a great
est democratic nation.
"Constitution Weak" will provide the
school children of today an opportunity to
foam more about tha American way of
llfo through patriotic education. With a
background of such knowledge, young dtlcena will be better prepared to withstand tha
serious threats from within aa wall aa from
without our borders.
Adult citizens ahould Join with the school
children tn the observance of "Constitution
Weak”.
HAL BOYLE
Authority On Fashion Offers Tips
NEW Y 0B1 IP—The average
American hi'iband may douot
whither hla wtf* baa norae sens*—
but ha'a aura aba does have clothes
ten**.
Th# chaneea ar* ha'a got har
wrong on both count*. Sh# prob
ably eould bait both Swap* and
Naahua on a quia program, but
when tt eonr.aa to drilling—weU,
after aU, aU raeaheriea do insist
on wearing shoes that fit them
Many women abiolutely won’t
Charles L# hialr#'." faraous Holly,
wood fashion authority, aaya the
four most common clothing faults
among both houaewivaa and career
girls a rt these:
“They don't know how to wear
furs. They don't know how tn put
on or take off glovea. They don't
know how to handle veUa. Thay
won't pick tho right alio or kind
at ahoea."
La Malro, wardrobe head of th*
SOth Century-Fox film studioipeaka from axperlence Ha h*«
designed the costumes for a
Broadway shows aa well as the
eutflts worn by such glamorous
atari as Susan Hayward. Jennifer
Jenaa, Jana RuneU and Martlyn
Monroe.
He lays that e**»rlfnr»-t *<■•
treaiaa don't maka this* obvlou*
clothing orrora but Uut “ if it’s
gay consolation ta th* houaowlfa,
young starlets often da. They have
to be taught."
What'a wrong with th# way
American woman waar\ furaf
“Very few knew haw la hand!*
a fur gracefully," said La Mari*.
“They hold It awkwardly la their
hand lika a football halfback look
ing for someone thay caa throw a
downlltld p a n ta.
“Thay don't know how to droop
tt gracefully around thair shoulder*
or drapo tt over thair arm. It's
tha draping that craatea tha offset.
''Thay hang tt arouad thair aack
like Denial Boon* fighting hla way
out ef th* fort a t Aad mgay a
woman thinks tha m*N fur sklaa
ah* w ean tha hotter aba looks
AetuaUy thay only maka bar look
ilk* a fur trapper'* bride
“A amall atola la graceful. A
largo atol* la hard ta baadl*. A
woman would bo hotter off with s
fur coat."
Now about tho gloveaf
“ Too many womoa tab* off thair
glovea by tugging separately at
each flniar, aa If thay ware pluck
ing i gooi*. Tbo romoval of glovea
shouldn't be a public atniggl*. The
glovea should fit loosely enough so
that they can bo puihad oa or oft
easily, not pulled off. Very, very
few women have learned this art."
And tha veil? Wall, a woman
with a veil can bt downright pit!
ful.
“ Tbo most common mistake la
they WSfr them too long," said
Le Metre. '*’“Tbo big problem then
Try and Stop Ma
—
To Tell Which Eye
All'The Work
is bow a woman caa sat, amok*
or put oa lipstick.
“Iha has is kaep raising and
lowering hor voll aa If tt wer*
tbo vtaor la a suit of armor. Sh*
ahould wear t h r veil short enough
so that sha can get at har faeo
without all this trouble."
On the problem of ahoea, Le
Malro obaorvad:
“ Women want thair fast ta look
amitl. But thoy go about this in
the wrong way. Tbay do it by buytag shoos too small Mr them ta«f PUUag
the right
also which aiw
to look
ngWhla
"Tkey ala* da BtoUih things auch
•s waa ring daaelag A s h tor walklag. I lavs opoc-tsed. UUa-itrappod
Mot wear la tha ovtalag, but not
with a tailored au|t. I llho a lot of
tha last to show ta tha ovaalag.
but almost an the Met oovsrod ia
tha daytime."
Le Maltw gave thla flail tip
"Wbea tt cornea to drasaiag
w»n.
many wtvss d e n t know bow to
“n o m as at tbo houao should
havt eortsla rsapoaafMUtfss about
Us wtfo'a wardrobe. She should
loach him aot to brtsg hor bom*
ttpOBiiro surpriao gift* of either
w Jewairy ualoaa ho la
an assotlr tho Mad aha
f Aad bar buab aad should bo a
partaor la say oxpoaalvo clothing
venture* sh* make* herself. Husboads asy thoy (Mat like to Mlp
ptek out thetr wife’e clothing, but
that's only talk. They do Ilk* to."
.....By BINNITf CUF- ...........
tfOM SS CROT, la "Our Win Rapra," Mb I mp tsa r
* 1 later Mrs. Rogers, Introduced tha town of Rogers. Arkaass*.
to consomme served in coffee cups. H ar M lghbors
»1 s t staring at th sir cups.
Thdiri
Than:iBetty made an Important decision.
Ska put soma araam end sug
a r la her eonaemm* end stirred
tt. Mar guests foUowod su it
Tbea Urn cask asms la from tbs
fetteim sag ashed, *TV*U, M bs,
hew*# tbo seupf*
Ybsra was a man a t s f ago-
jo million
at borne,
at work or
u/Bbatpiay
ti
SAM DAWSON
More Businessmen Born; Fewer Die
to Am flnt Mm m HM M.no
mw N ettni wm U d ifw iM a show of eoafldonco MJ par coat
greater than the yoar bofora.
At tbo
__ I
1
mom
tin t S,«T fanoral
highlit percentage of failure*, IT.*,
wai amoni firm that had itan*d
up the previous yoar. And I? par
•oat of tbo total of faQaroa woro
of firm that had boot la baalacaa
flTO fair* or lou.
Human babita nob to bo playiaf a rota ia thli unfortunate phase
at bwriaaoo, too. Tbo ehiaeo to
caah la oa tho roeont bumpor baby
trope prorod loo groat a tempts*
Uoa, apparoolly, for many wouldbo aMrckaati. Among rotation,
tho hlghoet 1IU faQuro rata oral
There’s
nothing
like
|M 8 ||M 8 m M f l
to
*86 FORD
AT T O T l PATQH1S
Produced on our com tonne.
This means finer flavor, fresher mflk for
i! Try it once, e n d yoa*U
to no
I ' .J •
. V .-
/•
Whan thay ratura this fall *hw .
Justice* «U1 f a ir tha party sod W
govarnmtni lawyer* ta oral ergumauta In opca court. Tbo Justices
•ill probabl/ band do«o tbetr
dgfliloo aomatlma ta IMS
Tha party argua*' tha »V) law
waa “spawned-' at a tima of mteas* public feeling aialait Coramualata—the Korean War started
In Jane 1130—and violated tho
Coaitltutloa'a BUI of Right* tad
eivU liberties la gaaarsl.
m
Tha party arguad further:
“
If the court upholds tha consti
tutionality ef tha law and tha
BACB'a raglitratiaa dtcluon. it
would bo dolag ao at a time when
the mood Of Korea baa given way
to Iht mood of Geneva.
Than tha petition to the eourt
said:
“Tha President haa stated, on
the bails of his experience at
Otntva, that gorlat leaders ire aa
linear# a* he la their desire for w
pair# . . . This nerspective of tha
peaceful coexistence of the two
systems Is l.urompatlibl* with tha
premise ef the act."
The petlUoa was referring to that
part of th* law which said Ameri
can Comreunlati. working for Motcow. are awaiting a chine# to
overthrow this government.
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Thun . F .Pl M . 10AA
P ,t. 9
Calendar
David He«ter, who ha* spent the
pa*l 1* month* tn Korea te rm e d
hi* honorable separation from the
THL'RSDAT
I at T p m for a covered dish *upArmy on Sept. * Although hit parThe Southiide r-TA will meet l~T in McKinley Hill. Officer* of
entv livr in Orlindo, he travel* *’ T:T0p.m. Th# first half hour **,r <!**» will be h«*t*.
tu Sanford every da>, "to »rc old w|1*** 'b fnl in ,hf »°om*with; The ElJer
Spring* bom* de*
the teacher*. A meeting will fob moi,.nation club will meet a t tha
friend*.”
'low.
i home of Mr*. I»ui* Nolan.
Methodist Circle Meetings
Mri. C. C. Pnt*t, Mr». Randall
CIRCLE NO. THREE
Circle No. Tbrca of tha Fir at I’ritat, >li». K. B. Smith, Hi*.
M«thodiit Church, AVSCS, met R. W. Sturdivant. Ur*, (tin*
‘Tuciday morning at the home of AV#lli, Mr*. J. tl. Nicholson.
Mi* Mrriam
The Fidelia Clat* of th* p \r.»
Mcriam !tu**rl!
Itimrll. who ha* ,. Fh*
*,"** ? *nford s , " rF n<,ol‘ ,-f «Kue
Mr*. Ray U nion with Mi*. Mm. J . i:. Trrwillcger Jr. and
i» f» irmlng a Junior Stoty League It.ptist Church will meet at tho
spent
the
patl
iimimre
m
High
Jr.
cnairman,
'MU*
Aline
Chapman.
Arthur Beckwith
at ,:I5 to 9 pm. The m eeting, educAtioual building at 8 p. m,
land*, N. C, vtilled the lannasvre wi.l I* held at th* Yacht Club. Members of group No. Si* with
presiding.
CIRCLE NO. TEN
Circle No. 10 nf the AA'SCS met
DAR School in South t'arulina. She All mother* and per*on»
aging
| | uf01j |t ,„ „ n a* chairman
The derotionti wrat given by
Mm . William Norti*. who used *l the home of Mr*, G. \V. Hailey,
mentioned that "much good ti from til to 18 Who are IntwcateJ „ ,j| be ho.tei.e*.
to attend.
______
••llolineia" a* her them*. Mr*. 211 \V. 18th St., Monday after*
done for the unilrrpriv ilegcd a i rTininvited
Went Side P-TA will have
Ru-iell Mcknight led it. prayer, noon with Mr*. L. M. Swain Sr.!
EASY IRONING TIP
theie"
and
that
on
"t'nn*titution
..
.. , rt
.. * "gel acquainted'' night at 1:3»
•
Mr*. R. M. William* offered1a* co-hoite**.
You can make a smoother and
I a> t ie l.ag Ih.t flew over the ,, n, \ || pJlrn lt Jrc urg#J to a t quiclrr job of ironing freshly
the *tjdy after which plan* were
A “d*I!fhlful root drink and 1
U S Capital will bo given to tho tend.
meiie for the November baiaar. cookie* were aerved to the gue«t»
laundered shirts and blou>c* by
vrh.u.l A regular ceremony will
Routlr# butinrs* w*a taken cata upon arrival. The meeting wat
laving Ihr dampened button band
PRIDAT
rartioJ
out.
of.
then opened with a meditation on
The Sanford Duplicate Biidgc buttrn-Mdc down over a trrrr
Rrfreihment* *«re then »»rved "How Thought* Can Establish
H r. Randolph Crow- « n home ( luo will n ir't at the Aaeht Cluti lowtl. Ihr button* will *mk into
for it* regular weekly irttion. th* tewcl while >our Iron aitpa
to Mr*. Frank B Ad*m», Mr*. Fart*", given hy chairman Mr*.
* ‘ a on * 11 d»v Irave i r r ’ntly. He Scaling I* tchrdulcd for 7:70 p.m. vntoothly over the fabric.
Arthur Beckwith Jr., Mr*. J. M. T. F. McDaniel.
received
hi*
ba*ic
v
v
ith
training
i J
Routine b iuim * wat taken
lilant«n Jr., Mr*. W. M. Colbert
, 4 jthe tot Air Borne Division at Ft w ith play to start piomptly at A
Jr., Mi*. Ray W\ Heirun, Mr*. rat* of and Mr*. Dultoie repot!*
Jack-on, S. t*. and will now e*- o'clock.
f r.
J. O. I.anejr, Mi*. Ron Linck, rd that one of the ihul-int wat
r
The local DAK o|-,crcancr will
iwvrt for advance tio Inlnc with the
r_■
>‘At
>■ 11th Air Borne Pi vision at Ft 1-r h, I at 7 p.m. in Ihe home of
^ Mri. William Nnril*. Mt«. AVal- ill. Announcement of the Seminar
ter Price, Mr*. Robert H- Reelv.itfl l>* held in Luiti* Sept. 21 w.u
I M r*. > L Roumillat, 9lo Pat..
- L I Campbell, Ky.
J n.
,\. M. Rcmuiat, Mr*. E. j mad# alio. Plan* for laymen'*
We have leased
air.condlr-n-tto Ave., will) Mr*. St. Claire
liunrd room* at the Vlar-I.ou
William*,
Mr*.
Uretfhen *upper *t church on Sept. Id FOR OCR FIRST LESSON— Tea her* tht* vrar In the l ake Monroe School are M I. Well* J r . I.ong*
Mr* l.orralne Graham rveriitive Mliile and Ml** lirno llmton at
Motel.
C o a r), tin . Rauell MeKnight, wero m»d# and plant for
tho wivod. eighth ct.vdr; Mr*. I’aolmr Kirknatiick, Oram.-. City, *ecoml aid third grade*: 'I t .. Iiorolhv »ecreiary of tho Seminole County bo»tc ■.
l i f t Wll.no Will speak
E in .11 *r*s
Ahvolntel e
. - u . j , Wati. San ford, fourth and fifth flattest and It c. B titlr, San
Mr*.
C. W. Ilianttcy.and Mr*, (fell ba:aar were dUcu-ued
It Dr ighUn. D*La
T B and llrallb \**ocialien. Mi* " i " Ih r Constitution of tiic
airlsal* a t oue
Air
John R Uom nev Jr.
wax demded that Circle 10 would ford, *ialh and a*«i «th. I Photo t v Jam< -on Studio)
it M Ptprce and 'lr* J vv Yar- Lnile.j States."
Slalion.
CIRCLE NO. SIX
I meet at McKinley Hall Tunday
MONDAT
l)on>ugh attended the Regional Seal
Pirk no vour k » t . a t tha
Circle No. « of the AVSCS of Sept. 20 at 10 a m. to *ew for
Tlir Dependable Sumlay Srhcwd office nf
: ale in*titutr which wa* held at
th . F irtt Me'.hodiit Church met «h# baiaar. Luncheon will be ter*
will meet with Mr*. A K.
tho rountrv rluh In Mrlbourne r
on Monday aft*tno«n at the home ved at noon.
m a k e r , 2J 18 Mcllonvtlla A*r.
e» Mr*. J. F. Trrwillegcr Jr.,
Mr*. T. A. Burleigh » « i wet
1at * pm.
%2Mo Hiawatha Ate.
|corned a* a new number. Mr*.
Mr* I/nratne Grahsm »p*nt two
TUESDAY
“Builders e^ Cute Hen-***
Mr*. J. II. Ntchollon. chairman.• Albert Je n e ll used a* her de.
w«rk» in Philadelphia and Paoli, j The W'rrr Bible Class of th*
French Af*.
pretided. Tha n utting opened votlonal the theme ''T ruth" and
Tho Seminole It AV. C. Fedtra- Pa Wliilo there *he vuilol Mr lira ' Melhodiit Church will mccl
A romblnrd meeting of th*
with prayer hy Mr*. C. C. Prl*»t.'u*ed a* her scripture the 11th Friendship League tnd the llthel
and Atr* t. K Hall. Hr wa* the
I
lion
meeting
will
be
held
toumrrnw
Hir Gleaner* Cla*> nf Hk* First
Mr*. Randall Prie»l conducted chapter of John. Mr*. Grady Her* Root Circle of the t ongtrgalinnal
former l SO director here
ll’e devotional. Her them* » i t man then g a it an inspiring otudy Church v<*» held ri-<ntl). Tie BajillM Church met Tuesday even a' 7 7t) p m. in the First R.ipGtt
"Pertonal H olintti",
jl**»on on th* "Confession of st. section wa* railed to order by the ing at th« home nf Mi II Cartrr Church.
Mtt* C o 11* r n EngrhrtUon.
rill Park Ave with Mr*, bu m
Mr*. Terwilleger led tha study , Augustin*".
The tentative program I* »* fol- daughter of Mr. anil Mr* Forrort
prrtidm t, Mr*. Mary Slmpmn, CK'land at ci»-hn»te>*
In the book. “ An Introduction to j Tha October meeting will be after which the dt'otional v.a*;
l<iw»: prayer and prayrr ealrmlar, Lnrehr*t»on. left la«t week for the
Fi- * Spiritual Cla**ic»” and the) held with Mr*. Albert Jarred. given by Mr*. Otcar Zittrowrr.
Mre. W, C. Butnblry pretided
COLD WAVK
Mr* Coia Simmon*. huHneei, 'lr* I mvcrsitv of Florida at Gain***
• Con/enion* of St. A u g u ttln e " Tho»e preient wet* Mr*. T. F.
Plan* (nr th» rale rale v*ere and the devotional wa* given hv Lrland F.arnett, prriidrnt; pro. *ill* whrr* *h* wd| rntrr h»r
upon which th* »tudy wa« bated. | McDaniel, Mr». W. V. Bitting,
Mr*
M
N
Cleveland
llrr
topic
fr*»hm»a vear Her atdreic p
a
Routine butinet* » u dtipoitd l Mr*. C. W'. Eailty, Mri. L. M. dim m ed and a committee appoint- wj» "p«arr Ihr Mnvt Sought For r ’am; long. "V'hrn I Survey the Bo* lljn Aulss Hall, llliv rr,lty
A
wonrlrrful Pernianrnt
went
ro
n
m
tm
;
of
Mr*.
H*roM
Mr*. T.
T A. Curing i,
and Mr*. Nieholion announced Swain Sr.. ,'Jr*.
Povirjiton “ Mr*. A, .1 Prtrrton VVonderou* Cro**". group *t*nd- nf Florida. (,ain*svil|*
Herbit. ehairinan. >1r a. ttiare led to pr»)»r
ti>g; devotional. 'Ii»* Fein Rmthat Cirela No. A will prepara Mr*. O. S. Tolar, Mr*. Robert
that a to ejev to maius«
th* varramtnt the first Sunday Laiterd*), Mr*. John Morgan, Thurtton. Mr*. Tvalnh l.n»nng and
The rla>» voted to rontributr *#li and inttallaiioii of officer*,
Mr*.
Mary
Schmah
It
was
an
M
n.
Albert
Jarrell,
Mr*.
Orauy
• . . Deep wave suit, luns
In October. .She aj o announced
A brdlime hath ran do vnnd*r>
J.> a monilt during the tchonl vr.ir 'lr*. A. J Prirr»on with ipeorh
th» Seminar i* to be held i Eua- Herman. Mr*. Phil tV jatt, Mr*. nounced that order* are now being for Itinchrv for a needy child A f,.-m new preiident, Mr* Smith tn r«I*«vine tension and relaxing
taken
for
Thank-giving
and
la ting eurlA-IJ. P. Thurmond and Mr*. Du*
*ncul period frUnwed d u r i n g
tii. Sept. 21.
The Line Knight Circle will »erve tired muscle* A* voti • I* and snap
Chriitmav
fruit
rakrr
A
tweeting
Bot*.
tnd
*pak.
*ou
ran
literall'
fr
*
I
,
which
colored
»lidc»
were
shown
•I hnitet* for th* mreting
Mr*. Randall Prieit announced
(K t»'ul.in> H O )
nf the executive board of thl* by Mr* Carter
] cramped muvrle* m vnur lr;* hr
that th* Chaplain, Farrell Kemp*
committee
w*«
held
verterd»r
af
lt*lrr»hmvnt* were ifrvrd by
The neat rnllnn rrcktte*. which Sin to ttraightrn out Lie bark
*nn, of SNAAS will h« the
ternoon at Mr*. Simpw-n'* home the hotletifv to Mr*
llnvalir have been *uc!i a tumrnrriime hit. in the lub mi that vnur trim and
speaker at the Wednciday even First* Fall Meeting
Other project* of the g ro u p am It-dl >rn vri. Mt- J I. J.irkton, are being »t>led In smari tubrlurd thnuidrr* and hark all get the
ing prayer lerviee, the first
•elllng (teak knivc*, time and Air* Al N. Cloveljtid. Mr*. A color* and *mall pattern* for soothing henelit of thn«e « ,n n
#"edne» d » y in October. Plan* for Of Guild Is Held
Chriitma* cardv.
Kendall, Mr« 'I ' r•-t* Smith, Mr* rmmd.thr.vear wear. Now, no ‘iid* K**n if )ou feel fit a* a
th* coming November basaar
A t Carter Home
Plan* were made for the Con- W. ( Bumhlry. Sir* C. C, 'le- matter what th* trasnn. there'* fiddle after a dav in the open
were alto distuned.
The first meeting of the f»tl gregetional ronte-eper to be held Manui, Air*. H II Newman, 'lr* no n< rd In di*card a tie hecau** • you'll »till get * «ounder night »
Refteihment* were served to
Mr*. Roi* Adam*, Air*. Mabel jetton of th# Wnleyan Service Oct. II at the rhutin here and It bred Sljvn. Mr*. Aralee Ban lt’« soiled nr *j»nltrd —llie«c rot «lrrp after a tub bath It Irt* you
Blount, Mr*. 8. P. Rolyn, Mrs, Guild was held Monday evening at pa* announced that they will «er*r oca t. Mr* R K. I’eurifoy, and ton* ran hr washed In soap and •tart the next day feeling your
108 K ant t n d S t.
('lin n * &63
>1. VV. Cattle. Mr*. I.. T. Do»», tha bom# of Mr*. Walter Carter, In •upper. .V committee consisting -'If* -A J Peterson,
watrt, and come out juvt like new h*'*i.
Mr*. Alir* Hoyne, Mr*. J. R. tha form of a rovrred dith tupprr. ef Mr*. John R. Jm«* S r. ?' *.
Ho'jk, Mr*. R. M. Mason. Mrs. Twenty-five member* and guetta Maud* Ander»on. Mi*, ft--ar Zit.
C. F. Mims, Mr*. C. E. MrKee, were present to enny a delirious (rower, Mr*. Ralph l.ooing were
variety of food served In the Car delegate* tn th*- Women'* bellow.
ter garden.
PHOTO
»hip meeting in " inter Pnrk TueiCHRISTMAS CARDS
Following dinner, the devotion day afternoon.
was given by Mr*. O. K. Goff. Mi**
I(r/rrahm*tilj wc-e »«r*e*l by
Jameson Studio
Ethel Riser, pretldrnt nf the Guild Air*. Lotving and 'l r , Alice Me.
$
im » *
m u iw w m
Open PrMav Evealara T-8
w*i In rharge. Following routine Mlllan to Mr*. Zittrowrr, Mr*
IN N Park Av*.
reports, Mi** Mabel Chapman, pro Jnnr*. Mr*. Anderton. All*. Be*
Phew* 3198
gram ehalrman for the eomln?' Alford, Mi*. Polly Moalr, Alt*
year, reviewed women'* activitie s Althea Kaitman, Mr* Thuriton.
in the Methodist Church and rial- AD*. Srh.nah, Mr*. Chalmt, M
»d that th* Guild would study the Bimpton. Mm Helen Witt*. Mr*
Y ou'll he fh* jrlio td “ helle" in t h e e lnv*|y fall
American Indian this year. It wa* Bernice Stinaon. Mr*. H uh CarHrPfnes. I’rrm a n e n t p lratn , G inglinm a in Hiitrv
annsunred that Mr*. Robert Ri|l> ter. Mr*. Lolling and Air*. AirF nhric, ronihiinttinii.* nf I'lnin nml F’rin t* , C heckhimer would take part in a play Mlllan.
during th* Seminar to b« held In
ml G ingham * nml Plnitl*. AH riro.sivcn ttre giinranOrlando an Sept. 28.
te n l fa st rolttr am i w aahablc. In sizes 3 • fix and
All** Alildrrd Awatt. Air* At I.
M tmben present wer* Air*. J. Tillii, AD** Mah*l Chapman, All*.
7 - 11.
B. 8t. John. Mr*. Haial Flynt. A|e*. R. S. Rtllhimer and Mr*. J. R.
J. P. Hall, Mr*. Grady Duncan, Iloolrhan. AI*o present were the
Air*. J. J. Carver, Hr*. M. B. following gue*ti: Mr*, fl. B. Buf.
Smith, Mr*. Fred Smith, Mr*, fato. Alt.. ( laienee AAirn. Mr*
ft. K. Goff, Mi.* Ethel Rliee, Mr* Joe T. Davi*. Me*. Put*. Air*
J. F. Ri*#r, Mr*. AA\ P. Chapman. A K. Shoemaker Sr. and Mr*. A\
Mr*. Nanry Brock. Mrs. Tom Bolt. O. Fleming.
Welcome Navy
“HE out Gl ESr*.
20
riil
Combined Meeting
Held By Groups;
Future Plons Made
Cleaners Class
To Help Child
By Contribution
Seminole B. W. C.
Federation Session Tur,u>
Planned Tomorrow
Nani
Odltaiu & Tudor,
luc.
jss:. S
SeptemJ)£A. Sp&cicti
7 .5 0
EVA BESS BEAUTY SHOP
2-98 to
IN S T Y L I N Q A C O M F O R T
1 [i * 'N
r '
\
■' a fA
CAN-CANS
f r n d ;h irt* a w hirl w ith a p a lle t
rnlorcd C an-C an P e ttic o a t frm n
Y oueH ’i. th « v have a p e rn ta n r n t fin ish too!
HATS and BAGS
2.9 8to 4.95
L a rg s a s io r im r n t o f fall H at* in
V slvat an d F elt. Al»o B a r and
H at acts . . all in a v a rie ty of
co lo n .
2.98 to
PANTIES
4.98
D a ln tv nvlor. and rav on p a n tie s
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By >. R tr.R ANRI.ET
The arena o( battle Friday
C *A *C t TO
night will be Longwood, aa SanJQ O
(ord'a Fighting Fade invade Lyman'a Greyhound* In an attempt
tr avenge the 42 0 defeat nufA V i* A 6 $
(ered by Sanford laat year. The
gam e
ia alme*t a toaa-up, but
304.
Sanford Jt allghlly
favored.
TALLAHASSEE.
Opening
night
Coach Jim Payna'a Greyhound*
at* having d o u b le getting into waa never like thla before: So ia
By MURRAY ROSE
aliape. (tain hat alowed down Ih* feeling eround Tallihtaaee at
NORTH ADAMS, M»u. 'JR - practice and they have had only Saturday night'* Important 1346
football opener between N.C. State
Archie Moor* clelma a aecrct for- four acrimmagea thla aeaaoa.
n u l l (or ihrdiimi pounrit (ait with
I.yman will hate to rely an Ita •ad Florida State's boating* Sem
out lapping itrcngth but ha It out forward wall, with pounding Pate inole* roll around.
•pokenly confident that hr won't Vanllorn, 224 pound tackle, in 1 A toaa-up to many, Florida
have to raiort to It again.
kay position, John Shulta, ITS Stale's Seminole will in all pro
"Heavyweight champion* don't pound guard bill there the apot- bability he a alight under-dog to
kava to nuke weighl,” laid Archie, light with Vanllorn. Both ware lice, standing i t and weighing ia
"*o ohjr worry about that?”
Honorable Mention All Confer- that harbor* no leit than 44 of th*
.earn
laat year. Coach Payne finest sophomore proapeeta ever
That waa the light heavyweight
Champion's reply to a qurition ol | think* the** tw* boy* *r« aa teen in North Caiolina.
Rut the higgeil attraction of the
whether he thought he could make good aa any In th* conference.
Alton Boon, 1*1 pound fullback, evening will be '.be anticipated run
ITS pound* once more.
ning duel between FSU'i Lee Corto
If wordi were deeJi Archie ia expected to be another SO and N. C. State'a George MariaWould have to he conilderad a inlnuta man, and will *** a let • kov.
cinch to dethrone heavyweight of action bath at a runner and a
Marinkov it being hailed at th*
champion Rocky Marciano in Yan patter. Billy l.emnna. end, hat 1144 edition of Choo Choo Justice,
been
pollahing
up
hit
receiving
kea Stadium Sept. 3*>.
though many claim he's heller
Furthermore, the brawny veter arm.
"W* look good,” eaye Coach than Justice, th* man who re
an bellevea he will be ipeedier at
wrote th* record hooka al North
1AI pounda (or Marciano than at Payne, 'but even arttb a veteran Caroline In lf4A4Tdf4l Marinkov,
the 1TI ha araled June 22 when he line w* have our trouble*. Our dubbed "Wagon Wheels” by hit
flattened Bobo Olaon tn the third reaervei are Inttperlenced, eur leam-maltt, it a alight youngster,
pound o( a light heavyweight title back* are Inexperienced, we loat built along the tame linei aa Juifour All-Conference men laat
defenv*.
the talent heavy wolfpack, a team
“ Ill be (atUr with the extra year, and wt’v* been handicap at around 111.
weight becauie I'll have more In ped by rein. Even with a lint Corio haa been called by Coach
average of 170 pound*, we ean't
reierve,” aald Archie.
Moore laid he weighed about 1W do our heat If w* can't get In Tern Nugent ta Lie beat back he
before Wedneeday'a two round box- ahape.” During aprlng training haa ever coached And this lakes
RICHMOND. Va. JB—The pecu
'la g aeaalon with Jeaie (Gorilla) be had hit liaamta work out la a lot af good one*. Th* Miami
liar
pattern of Ih* ftllk National
Meteor
hat
all
th*
attributes
of
a
Brown and Johnny Jrnkina and with weight*.
Coach Bob Koantx aaya ha will splendid runner, eipecially la th* Amateur Golf Championship ta r
expect! to pare of( about lour more
pounda. The JSyear-old Moore keep tha flatting elevew af tka opea field, and hla value la fur ried down te th* laat If player*
•mild wind up a pound or ao Rem mol# vanity out af tha ther enhanced by the feet lhat he with aa add tiaertm iat af namta
gama. Ha welcome* the tame, la a top notch defensive back. Cor- aad aahodlet t tn i||lia f through |
a a ia t c ii
i.n a e m
heavier than Marciano.
hauled
triad la all stray enemy **r- two morn rounds today for a plact
Moat pro(entona! ohiervara be- contracted aa a *■” tam e, aa aa a* bf
.ttl
n
tta
ia
a
e
have Moore want* to be heavier opportunity I* tee what hit po* lali la ia*4, and ke'i a food ket la tha tamifiaali.
.t il
.\*w Teib
la
duplicate
tkat
feat
thla
**a»oa.
f
'
k
l
r
a
e
e
i
t
a*
•o that be tan make a do-or-die tentlallty it. Hit boy* are abort
Tha 1ft playtra wba survived yea n««i»w
at *i .lav
•lugging attempt to itop Rocky on gama aiperieuee, but Uiey'r* Though Corto and Marlahov will terday's d a u b l a round, when I ' . t r . i l
ta
11 .lit
undoubtedly
be
the
mala
attrarK
i
M
<
e
P
i
l
e
a
i
a< .an
within live or tlx round*. They In lop ahapa, and they arrimstrength ef leg* counted almost I V i a h l n a t n .
It
at .»»»
tio*
la
ihli
"meal
gad
potatoes'
4? «! . i t i
feet hit leg* will cava In alter mage often. That teem* to be hi*
at much at skill and eteutnosa of tlxlllm-x
e i r r r a n a r a n a c v ii.T *
that. Jack (Doc) Kearnt doeaa't biggest trouble — keeping hie aeaaoa opener, there may well de heart, iacludad five players-two N#w vT»rk
a.
Delrwlt
I
hoy* patched up from their velop a fine pining duel between of Ih* Welker Cup tiara—whoa* Ku i i i **ii r r, ir«.»t"» l
flo along with that theory.
The onetime manager of Jack errlmmaget with tha tap eleven. State'* Eddie Weal and FSlTt Ta namta are quit* familiar to golf HV Va lai lamh l-nr a* i "I.- # I, I ' h t i a f n I I I
T iin x v a
a r M I'.lil l .k
Dempiey and Mickey Walker pre The Fighting Fed* will be strong leated trio of U a Sw antic, Mike followers, a couple ef aprlngy
Ka §»•>•• •- h.4ul.#
dicted Archie would win the de on defense at a result of their Norman, and Vic Print!
legged
tft-year-old
college
kids
who
a
x
t
i
o
x
a
i
.
L E a r .in
Wtlk twn fine ends Ilk* Tom
workouts. Gterk Keoata aaya hit
•laloa "after IS tough rounda."
M
never aeem to tir* aad aa assort
Feamtler
and
Ronnie
SehomberW
ra
a
b
lre
?l
St
ll<
"Stylet mean everything,” taid boy* are anxious ta r edeem tail
meat of club galfere, little known V l l l w l i a i i k a e
It
41 . m
gtr
holding
down
th#
FSU
flanka,
Kea me. "Rocky’a atyle It made year’* acor^,a*d they're up fee
M
aw
T
m
k
U
Te
.an
outride their own local territory.
I ' M i - .i - l t - m a
tt
71 • >a«
Is order tor Archie, with hit abort th* gama. Aflar a arrim m att Caach Tom Nugent’s Seminole*
TT
T t .114
It'i quit* a thing for th* weekend r i n r l n n . i l
may
offset
a
powerful
N.
C.
State
gam*
yesterday,
hla
hays
will
•m a t Marciano mutt move In to
• m < -a> .
tv
TT .I T S
golfer
to
get
at
far
at
th*
fifth
grouad
attack
with
an
alnayt
Ml.
L
o
u
t#
t
t
.
I
S .411
• e t at m opponent. Archie will taper off for Friday lig h t.
II
«t
round af Ih* National Amateur end IM ila M u ra h
•U b him
i
___ dixxy
with left jabt and
Kickoff time la S p m. at tha looked-for aerial circus.
i
M
r
x
a
n
i
r
i
a
x
u
l t i
only on* ef the 11 atrll In there U l l a a u k v a * M aw T a r k S
, him up. Archie l» c-’in* to I.yman High School field. It No m ailer hew you look at R,
a t. U iu ia S llr a n k t r a *
. kit for raro—who doeaa't? But •hould prove ta h* a tlnatly Saturday algkt'a clash In Florida's haa anada It before. Th* one ta
o w l r a - n t f - - c h a U u l* *
poftlf,
cheerful
Jimmy
McHale
capital
city
shape*
up
aa
an*
af
T b ll k V * a t HK Ut L a
iH Mlteor* Marciano more than
IronXIy* a t HI. I a u l«,
PrOkblyw____,____
wto mode ft to lftdB.
■ yr
Mart 1
the
Rnaet
football
gama*
af
the
u a l r S I V K I a r k a U u l* 4
S « . ! K U W S W teaana.
Tto other surviving “namei”
gam* with their flrat string.
tie
Joe Coarad. th* wiry little
Gam*
lime
la
set
tor
S
o'clock
Say* Coach Payne, “Sanford mey
THE SANFORD I (FRAU)
Toian who wen Ui* British Ama
fa te 6
Thun., Sept. l j , 19 JS have ta* much for ua, hut if
teur till* last rprlng; favorita Mar Hero's Fish Story
gut* and spirit mean anything, ft Rugged DeMarco
vie Ward, tha 1341 Rritrah Ama
will h# clots and be good.”
teur champion who never before Of Smallest Catch
Probable Lineup: Sanford ends, Punching Harder
haa patted th* fourth round tn Ih* NORWICH, Eng. A -H era la
Edwin Madden, 170; and Eeggla
A m * r I c a a rhamptunahip: and somethin! different in th* way of
Aahlay, 1(0. Tachla, Billy Tyre, With 1 Ambition
former latarrollegiata champion fish atorieg.
IM, Milas Hudson, IBS. Guardi
BOSTON JB—Rugged Tony De lltllmaa Robblat.
Bill Gunsaw claimed Ih* world
Virgil Gracey, IU , T arry Goam* Mare*, punching harder than aver,
record today for Ike SMALLEST
Bobbins
Mill
Is
a
part-time
col
bio, 17S. Center Charlea Pence, baa ana burning ambition to d a y flak over takes on a rod and line.
ISO. Quarterback Al Stanley, 171. la regain hla world walterwelght legia*, telling automobile* on U»* 0 oaten, secretary of the FakenPullback Bill Rablntoa, ITS. Half boxing chaapioaahip from Carman tide while eompletlag hla eeurses ewham Aagllag A n n , made hit
at Memphis Btat*.
back Johnny Yaackla, IU , and Al Basilic.
• FRA Iraproveim
tiay catch while engaged In • fish
Collin*, IM.
BasUto waa the main topic nf The real kid* of Ike lourwameat ing contest. Placed on a drugglat'i
Loans available
I.ymaa — enda Ralph Farina, ronvaraatlua in Tony'a dreasing are Jo* Campbell of Anderson, aealoa, the littlo flatfish weighed
1(0 and Hilly lemons. 1U. Tac room last night after hit quick, Ind., and Purdue, the current In IH grama nr about .oua of an
A t l a w C om
kle Pel* Vanllorn, 22ft and Jim dtvaitaling technical knotkout tri tercollegiate champion, and Jak* ounce.
llopklna, IM. Guard* J o h n umph ovar Chico Vt)ar in 2:M of Howard Jr., of Augusta, G*., aad Tto rooort gave an details aa
• FART 8KRVICF
Shulta, 17ft and David Badwine, tha firat round at Sot tan Garde* the Uaivernty af Georgia.
Theat three, at much as aayaata, to now Guaeoa landed hia catch
IM. Center U m ar Helms, IM.
Th# M-year-old North End hat
•Kb
prated
that th* tough par af M4 eg avto how to tould see it.
Quarterback Den Steven*, 140, tier, making hla first appearance
TP
far
th*
rolling, 1,711-yard Jame*
T ull hack Alton Boon. 17ft. Half- tiac* to loat Ih* waiter till* June
flLABLT PATH PINE:
hack David Stevens, ItO. Half 10, decked Vejar with a right to River course of Ih* Cobalry Club
BIA1EB TED'S HAND
of
Virginia
could
to
had.
*
back
John
fambro,
lift.
the bade aad left book to tto toad
•S A N EO R D
BOSTON UP—Charles W. Kwedor.
After twa days wtoa near** of M, of Cemfcridge. »aa fined M la
to tto Oral miaul* after a tavap*
ULW IKKUmM I. Buet
Thar* a rt a tout 1M M apactoa flurry.
74 to TP war* usually good anmigk district i « f t yesterday. He said
H iwiraa
of Urbans.
to wla, Robblat shot 1-over-par to wan glad to pay It.
TW* ripping righto I*
aad. toad mama*!* tolar teat Ve goU for M holes aad loat strip saw H t was charged with disturbing
The average passenger on th* lar dews again aad aa toon aa tto of them aa to closed out a pair *w assembly.
New York aubwey rida TA alto*. fttamford, Caaa., toy got up flat ad Urtag veterans, Georg* McCalHe jumped onto tto field at Penand Ray Billows. Campbell way P a rt Saturday while the End
tree Tommy Bawtoa called a to ll Uttar ••*
"It waa about th* bardaat I’ve tod hi* bad round la tto marntag Sot were playing th* Indians.
the* regained hla putting touch to He wanted to — end did — thato
hit anyone,” Tony aald.
knock out veteran Ed Mataler of hand* with Ted William*. Park at
Cleveland 4 and 2.
lendanls grabbed him.
Ward rut tooa* with a string af After th* fine, Ewedor said: “It
four birdies at tto atari nf hla wag worth ft."
afternoon match agalaat IBM jua
National lor champion Res Baxter of Ama
NEW YORE A - Tto NaU
The Cincinnati Redlegs are rav
League, alimaitag Ita merriest rtllo, T«a., aad w n • aad 4. EarlM M tor aluggert, waa with la tor to bad claaed out bulky Gordo* ing stout rookie southpaw hurler
two toaaa runs af ItaaU Uaaa roc- Blow of Glen Cove, N.Y.. ft and B Charlie Rato at their Columbia,
B. C farm club. In hit first 1*7
oed today.
with a ft-ovar-par performance.
innings to tod fanned ITS hnltort,
complied a 1.41 earned run mark
Secret
Formula
Claimed
Campus Buzzes
As
FSU Readies
For Saturday
Peculiar Pattern
O f Golf Tourney
Carried Down
. **r
Standings
and
Results
?; it
m
Dost Your Home
Need Repairs Or
Moderolzinjr?
'NEOF
Notional Loop Hot
Sluggors1 Seaton
By EB WILES
Tto Associated Preen
Bay Narleski, Cleveland'* fireballing fireman, finally mad* a
•lip—and with it. th* Indians may
have lost their footing In the race
for th* American League pennant.
Washington revived the Indian
aign it's had on th* Injuna for one
parting shot laat night, handing
th* to-year-oid right-bander hit
firat defeat of th* aeason while
NEW YORK A —Manager Caaey
GROSSINGER. N.Y. A-Rocky dumping th* Tribe I t .
Marciano it ready for ih* toughest
That ahead Cleveland'* lead to Stengel think* hla New York Yan
fight of hia life when he defend* one gam* over New York, a (4 kees can win the American League
hit world heavyweight title agamat winner against Detroit. More im pennant If Claveland love* two ef
Archie Moor* Tuesday at Yankee portant, it left tha two, eiubs even
its remaining eight games.
Stadium.
In tba lost column with eight
The grilled pilot was tn a
Although Moore ta II. officially, garnet remaining for Cleveland
speculative mood after yeiterda)'*
and Marciano ia only 31, the Rock and 10 for New York.
his learned deep reaped fer eg*. The White Sox, fuur garnet be (•4 triumph over Detroit that
Ilia firat battle with Jersey Joe hind, muffed a chance to move moved th* Yankees within a game
Walcott taught him th* facta of rioter by splitting a double-header of the front-running Indians, who
life. Ha had le grl off the deck at Baltimore. Th* laat-plac* Ori lost to Washington 3-2.
and com* from way back to knock oles won th* opener ft-2 before be "Well.” he ssid happily, "It
out Jo* to win the crown.
ing (topped by Billy Pierre t o
looks like our pitrhing finally hat
"I never figured him (Walcott)
Rn«tun. filling aevrn of New straightened out. That L a r s e n
like that.” said tha Rock )*aterday York's remaining datca. all but pitched a g-tod game today. That
before hit workout. 'You can't tell faded away in a 7-1 defeat by gives our pitchers four complete
a thing about thoae old guya. Age Kaniaa City that left the Red Sox games In a row. That's the first
•loevn't mean a thing Walcott •even gamrt back.
time it's happened this year.
wasn't any old man that night.
Washington, only club to best "No* If Cleveland should lot*
From what they tell me about Cleveland over the seaton (1111, two garnet and we win all ours,
Moore. I'm in for an tvea rougher waa Mopped cold by Narleski tn wt ought to wut tha thing.”
night.”
th* seventh after chasing startar
Stengel's reasoning waa sound
If Rocky la In for a rough night Herb Score with three straight sin but his srithm et^ was a bit off.
next week, ao ia A r c h i e . The gles lhat tied it l-all. But in th* Two Claveland losses would give
chim p usually is a mild mannered eighth, the Nats finally got to tha tha Indians a final record of M
guy who had run up nine victories, victories and Ml defeat!. Tha Yan
gent with hi* sparring partners.
all
hut one la relief, and had kees with an ISM mark, thui
In Wednctday'a drill he looked
positively vicious at times against saved 30 other* for the Tribe. could afford to lose one of their
J. B. Reed. Toxia Halt and Kaen* Jos* Valdlvielto. a .323 toHtr, remaining If games and still fin
Simmuns. It was hla peak perform did it with a double after Pete ish one gam* ahead of Cleveland.
ance with only three more boxing Runnels hsd opened with a single Two defeats would mean a deeldrilla scheduled, today, Saturday and moved up on a sacrifice.
loek for the flag, nectssilating a
In Ihe second inning. Roy Siev one-gams playoff.
and Sunday.
era had become Score's n t h
"Ha looka tough, don't ha?” strikeout victim, g major league
Today waa a day af rest tor
•aid Al Weill, hla manager. "II* record for a rookie. Score working New York and Claveland. Tomor
ain't looked like thla since Ih* first wilhMw* days' rest, wound up row Ih* struggle resumes, with
Walcott fight.”
with nine fnr a total af BU. Grover New York best to th* Red Sox
Cleveland Alexander held th* old for thro* games before moving to
mark, whiffing 337 will th* Phil Washington for throe more and an
adelphia Phil* In lilt. Alexander to Beaton tor th* laat four. The
set It In 34? innings. Score, a 31- Indiana open a three-gam* horn*
year-old southpaw, broke ft to aeries with th* Tiger* Friday
tight, than travel te Chicago for
314.
Detroit leered twice In the first, two night gamea and end up with
nv v a n aeeiM-iavK* w ants
but New York com* hock with three to Detroit
u ta iriv u i a i i
K s M i s f m i s s n s tie a t S a t * — three off Ned Carver to Ita half
K a l i n * , h a i t a l l , .S I S
to take charge. Don Larsen, win
LAW EXTENDED
l l u n a — M t n l l s . Manr T a r k . i l l .
ning hia eighth on a five-hitter,
n u n a k a i l s * I S —J a r t a a , It u s t a k
ANKARA. Turkey, A — Martial
It*
• then blanked th* Tlgere '111 the law. Imposed after wild anll-greek
l l l i * - K a lla #
D a i r a l l . 1ST.
H a w * r u a a — S l a a l l s . M ew T a r k . ninth, when Charley Maxwell hit riot* laat week, haa been extended
IT.
v
a Iwo-run homer. Gil McDougald tor alt months In Turkey's three
■ H a lt* k a s a s — I t l « s 4 a . r k i . a a n
homered In the first and triplad biggest cities. Istanbul, Ankara
ta.
r i t r h l n e h a l t s a a I I *•■ U l a n s - bom* another run to th* eerond.
and km lr. Tto extension wan
■ > ra » . M aw T a r k , l l - S . . T i t .
Hank Bauer delivered the win voted •verw tolatoslp by ParllnM lr lk a a u lS —
n - a ra , C la t a la a *
an.
ning blow, ■ two-rut homer to r.enL
v u in v i i ir.m i i
R a l ' l a a h a i t S a n I t * a l k t t k — the eight off Babe Blrrar, third
A a t ih u r n . r M l a 4 t l p h l a
S IS .
pitcher for th* Tiger*.
(t u n a - s m a r t , (r n o k lv w . I I I .
Baltimore racked Chitage'a Dick
R u n a Sana* la —dnliisr, Staahirm .h e IB nf 11 kits while
Doaova
'*
K lu a a t w s k t , C k c la a S U .
Jtm Wuaod ahut not tto Soft until
f I*.
M t.tn * r u n s - K l n t i a n a k l , r t n r l n . th* ninth a ban Boh Kennedy hom
s a i l . a n 4 M a r t Maw T a r k . s i
^ ^ S ta la a k a t a s — B i u t a a , U t lw a u k a a . ered with eat* on. In tto nightcap,
a acratch run hrokn up a duel ben i r k l a * fcaa#4 a a I t 4 * * l a l n n s —
tween Pierce and Bill Wight in
M aw t-ntaik* R r n n k l r a . J « t . SC> i r ! k * n i | l a —J n n a a P k l r t e n , 111
(he fifth. Three more runs ta Ihe
eighth wrapped up Pierre's 13th
WHY Finn BITE
victory and fifth shutout
f a . WI TH
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. (A Boaton waa walloped by Gus
Chumming, competition and agi- Zernlal, whn powered tno homers
QUALIFIED CAM !
taUop are three of the major res- -on* a tit-breaking grand-slam
toot why flab bite, says Dr. James mer off looer "owrg* Bum * to tto
ft. Weatmsn of Rutgers University eighth-tor tto ruaa hatted to.
who began research on tto sub Brooklyn's N a t i o n a l League
ra n
ject If years ago.
champ* loat their fourth airtight,
fire*:
Competition means th* pretence beaten M by 84. Lauit behind Tom
nraacrintlen ka nat
of a large number of ftth. Chum Poholiky't throe-hitter. At Mil
ming is Ih* giving of a nonhooked waukee, th* Bravet clubbed the
handout to th* fish. (It makes the New York Giant's f-t with a pair
flak careless). Agitation la caused of two run homer* by Del Crandall
by currvnu, air jets, propeller and Gaorgn Crnw*. Willis Maya
amacLed twn fnr tin Giants, tying n
f
im
blades or lure action.
Dr. Wrtlmaa says tto ordinary Ctocinnatr* Ted Kluanewskl far tto
fisherman should bn shin to hook lead with «■ .
an extraordinary amoual af fish If
these three factors are working.
Ht says to dM ft many time* to
experiments la ever-tlaed labora
tory tanks aa wnll a t to farm
W ILL y o u BE OUR GUEST?
ponds, takes and tto ocean.
Two Tribe Losses
Spell Yanks' Win,
Sfengal Believes
Marciano Is Ready
For Toughest Bout
To Defend Title
Major League
Leaders
Fault's Druf Store
«» . a
V
OIL IMPODT CURB
AUSTIN, Tnt. (A Beaut#
Democrat!# Leader Lyndas B.
Johnson hat oipresand gratifica
tion that Defeat* Mobilisation /Di
rector Arthur B. Flamming U
acting tn curb nil Imports. Flem
ming yqaterday told IS all Impactera that tto influx ef foreign ad
waa getting nut af toad and naked
curtailment after BepL 11. "It la
obviously landed now,” Sea. Johneon said, "and 1 hop# to follows
through to tto ovoat tto attnatton
U not ratalvsd whan Bis
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Too Late To Classify
By RUSSELL KAY
H elen M e C lo y *
c H A fm n m c N
T H E OTHERS . . . A h a l t i n g
p i .r u t . vaguely m enacing. Not
potiM off em issaries I r o n Mogul,
aincs ih t Indian w-ouid u v i m ow n
about tiUicr. Not ordinary ytvsal
thieves or rtc tiv e ra sine# Ih t ruby
t n unsalable W hat th e n ? Had
the*e othrra b^en (tailing tor Gerr> w hen nr a a 'k r d aw ay with a
bo* m nit pocket, b elie n a g ha had
tr.a ruby?
“A rt you aura the ruby la
a a la u it? "
"N o jeweler o r te n e t would d a rt
to nanOlt auch a lam oua atont r»l a d and it can't be cut ia hall
w ithout dtelroying ila value. Mona ttr rutnea aia ra re r than mawatar
diam nnda in e r t ia only one F u a
oi India, i know why Mogur wan la
It back. I caa a t t bow the Ameri
can government m ight w ant M aa
avidenct agam at klozon. it they
a re beginning to believe he alOIr it
now he naa turned em h a u le r. But
w hy ahould anyone elae want a
atone that cannot be told a r diep lay ed ?"
"A ru tile in the ahadowe . . ."
repented darn, under her breath.
"A aenae at being w atched . . . n
fontatep behind me in n q u i e t
n t r r r i - like n limp, only ta tte r ? "
H it eyta, liquid brown and white
In nia dark lace, moved with a
midden glitter, " t e a ." Ha tpoke
aotuy. "Have you heard a eince
you acquired the ru b y ? "
ttha nodded. "W alking h e m e
from the Autom at thi* evening,
but 1 ihda't nee anyone who
lim ped."
"M oaon heard K, too—according
to Mr*. Moaon. But he never aaw
anyone who u n tie d " The brilliant
eyea glared with intro*pection. "A
goo at death and edeatructioa and
— who know* w hat field at force
generated by ancient belief, howevee m tatakan? len t a god the
creation at tut w orehippert ? fiome*
huw. 1 wna hardly aurprtatd wrhcq
Moves* died. . . ."
l i t m trying to frighten me.
th o u g h t Bern. It * the uaunl uneaty
blend at W enter- m ntenaltam and
K aatarn mysticism. an raahiettaM*
mom aa hi Rome at th e decadence,
an d aa abaurd. Ka could nave m ur
dered Moaon htmaelf w ithout aay
feeling el guilt. . . .
"W hy were you fnfliisrMg Mewaw
Vita attern o o a?"
‘T h e evening before, I m t near
him m a email bar m O reeawtca
Village. Another man amt him
th ere. Moaon didn’t know me. ao
1 awt near them. They talked m
h*w vwcea. but I beard enough.
M oaon waa arran g in g to moat the
m a n again today, at r tf th * venue
a n d MtA. a t i : M F rom w hat Man-
•M
1 I
an aatd It waa obvtoua be waa go
ing to deliver the ruby. T h ere wan
talk el money. Hut Moaon didn t
atop a t 3bth a ire d . He tu rn e d into
th e 10 cent alore. Waa u becauac
aa realtaed that I wna following
b u n ? I doubt it. H e d id n 't know
me by eight. I Uunk he dtacovered
someone elec following h u u - someone he did know. . . . A nd here
my atory end*" He sm ile d "Aa
we m y, the N atiyah-lhorn withera. . . ."
e e e
Beyond the window*, th e »ky
grew paler, morning nm*en cam r
up from th e «treat. A milk wagon.
A Military car.
Her eyetida drooped. She fought
to keep them open. . . . Bhe opened
n*r eyee with a sta rt. How long
had the been dosing? The tu n
waa' ehuung ungblly th ro u g h the
Venetian blind* She m u st have
really aiepL fib* hadn't te e n the
sun nee. Her mind felt dull and
heavy aa it she had slept more
deeply th an usual.
Bhe eyed a sherry glana, empty
and sticky, on the table beside her.
W hat had w a k e n e d h e r? A
street noire? Or the I n d i a n ?
Where wna be? The room was
empty.
Bhe sa l tense, hatching, sure
th a t tom e round bad w akened her.
But nuw U ltra wna only th e steady
lu rt-m u lle r of u n tfic coming up
Ir o n the elreet and she w aa usrd
to that. Within N was so still she
eon id hear her own breathing.
bhe called out, "Are you ia the
neat room ?"
Ne answer. There w as a deada rm in the wiener th at told her be
waa gone, but when the took the
sherry glass into the k itc h ra to
rinse it, she glanced into th e bed
room and bathroom to m ake sure.
Ad em pty, all aa tidy an she had
Mlt them.
Bhe looked at bee watch. Almost
14 o clo rk . Bhe had slept much
longer th an the bad realized a t
first.
fine cam* ja c k to the hvuig
room with a glass at w a te r and
drank K slowly. Her m outh waa
dry. her head achsd. Yet aba Sad
only one glam o. M erry. Looking
about the sualit room it w aa hard
to believe the Indian and ev e r been
there. H er memory of him waa
b u rre d and shadowy, Uke the
memory of a dream. Bhe caught
her breath. Had the Indian been
there a t a ll? Ur waa th e whole
thing a long, vivid dr ra m ?
She could have fallen asleep m
bee chair aver a glam of sh trry ,
while her subconscious m ind comand elaborated all th e chance
incidents of the d ay —a Mg ruby.
Moaon a death, an o rie n ta l w ith a
cat tattooed on bis w rist—w eav
ing them into a p a tte rn aa birds
weave s tra y thread s o! silk or cot
ton into th e fa b n c ot a neat.
Bhe h eard a heavy footstep, the
dragging of a chair. Some sharp,
isolated sound like th a t m ust have
wakened her in the first p la tr. ta r
she wan still sltepy. It took her
another mom ent to realize the
noise cam e from over B ra d T here
was someone in G erry s a p a rt
ment.
Bhe ra n to th e telephone. H er
hand waa on it as it rang.
“ Miss Lmcre? VapL B andera
1m in Mr. H o n es ap artm en t. Mill
you please come up at o n ce?"
When she went up. th e door ad
G erry's a|>arlment stood open,
(.'apt. Bandera was w aiting. Beyond
him th e taw a young policem an
tn uniform and another older m aa
who stood at the tu n u t window, run
back to I h t o|>en door. Her glance
took in a b ra d ot brown hair, broad
tn o u IJ rn . and long legs in h rm n g bon* tw eed. H r turned a s be heard
her alrp.
B ars looked wp at brown eyes
under th ick brows set in a rugged,
deeply lined face "Gerry! W hat
happened? Why did you w alk off
and leave me in the A utom at last
night w ithout a w ord? I waited
and w aited I was afraid som ething
dreadful bad happened."
He dow ned. "W hat do you mean.
Bara ? 1 don 't know w hat you re
ONI INMATI ass gravely wounled when g u ard llT h * rl llr.g developed over the Brine of Sujierln.
talking abo u t!"
At the * » .ml of bis voice she
uied tear gui *nd sub-marhln* gun lire to smaih j lendcnl G o rg e L Morris by the State Board of
fell back a step Nu one spoke as
* riot at thg Ntbratka S ts tt Prion Reformatory, k 'o n trr I At bottom, left, prlion guards round up
they g a te d into each othet s eyea
fiv * miles writ of Lincoln. Tbs rsmpsglng prloinerr Inmates wandering ground during rioting at tho
Bara, not H at re, now. He waa
let fir* tog building flop) housing the R cfortnitnrv ' Im tilutlon At bottom, right, Luis Morales, l'i*
annoyed and he showed M as he
esrpentrv and machine shop snd the strtieiure was wounded tnm.itr. It sided tntn an a-nhulanee bv
moved forw ard and the sun fell full
destroyed si an taiimstcd loss of "up to flOO.OOO."!* ho. jutsl attendant. (International Aoundphnlot)
on bis face. Her eyes took in every
detail.
r a p t. B anderi w as annoyed, too.
"Mtse l»atre, just w hat did you
mean by all this nonsense about
Mr. l i o n e t u isa p p c a ra n tr .’ «.•
name back here th is m orning, l i t
never di»ap|>rarrd at all."
At last b a rs tpoke. "1 wouldn't
have believed it!"
"Believed w h a t? "
T h e resem blaara. fi t am azing,
alm ost like tw in * "
"W hat are you talking about 7"
MINNEAPOLIS Jt-T he air New
rmtped B andera
Pllll.ADKI.PIHA .r - Radii)
Only a mom ent ago B ara had I Yorkers brrathe is rontaniinsinl
active phii-phuiuv olfrrt a pimn
fell sleepy. Now she had never
rsrh year with more Hut I1* mil
I isiisit new weapon in the fight
beta m ore wide aw ake in her bfr.
lion Inna at odornut lulftir dioxtdr
aiiaimt potentially rutahlr canHer a n g er waa like a d ra u g h t of
gas, enough to form I.joo.ooo Ion*
black ro ffre la rrd with brandy.
*errs, the Internal! mal College o(
of sulphuric grid.
The pick-up was sudden and com
burgeons were told Wednesday,
Mod or It romrr from horning
plete. Bhe could alm ost feel ad
rogl gnd fuel oil, thry igid. but
Dr. Komrl N'akayama of Chiba
renalin pouring into h er blood-
New York Attorney
For Another Term
Loses Out On Bid
f To Be CooftaucdJ
Legal Notice
n c rtrin i a h u b
NOTICE II >o:iu.in <11VEX
that w# art eaaaaed In t-uslne.s
a- r*tn land-. i*i-rln«*. Kinrld* uisd»i Ih t firtltlnu* dams
la s d s
ClrSenhouss* tod that we Inttm l In
r « i l t u r *sld ntois with Ih t C ltrk
or the Clr. uli Court. atm lnolt
Cnunty, FlorMs. In aero-dam s
w ith Ih t prod-ion nf tho t ‘l-ttllnua
N o m e Ststuts. lo-w lt:
Hv.Hon.
i n t i n o n e * a ts iu tt* m i
II II Hun-on
I. K gpeursr
M im e. Tn i r r t i i a .
IIE STATE OK FI-sHHHA TOI t'E
NKUA
MtT.liltiiVV.
« he*#
•
rttld e n rt It unknown.
A sworn Complaint bavins b tta
file ! a a iln tt you in Ih t Circuit
Court Is l t d for Wemlnclo County.
Florida la I'hm -ory. te r D lvortt.
th o tho-i title of said triio n be
in g RECURS' MIT.HHniV. Platatiff ve
1.1'K.VKMA MI'I-DKOR'.
fto ftn d tn l. thrre presents ar* to
( m u and require you lo file yeui
w ritten dtfen*e». If t o r
In lb*
Complaint riled herein, end to
t e r n a enpr thereof upon Plslivti r r * Attorney on .>r before Ibt
f l l dt> of Or to li*r. A. !» t i l l
othorw li* » lim e * Pro Cosfet**
wll> he enterr.l e sa ln it m u t n t
th>
hum
t
t Sanford
tV lTM .r
eal
pr
e#*1 e l
Radioactive Clouds
Can Be Watched
With Sky Scanner
pane
i.and and official
hemioute County,
'torlds. this HU d»» ot August
m
O P Herndon
ri# k f lie Circuit Court
Pemlnrlt County. Florid*,
John
(1
lip I. I. flurdlck t». C.
Leonard)
A i t o r s e i for p l s i n t l f f
W a o d r u f f - I ’ t r k t o t P ld g
V. 0 h a s 1171
H a n fo rd F l o r i d *
M t h e r o i sTT J i ixiE-e
ro t
rt
IT, S i l l FAR SERITBI.E m l TTV STtTK OF FLORIDA IS
r^ O R ATE.
iltsTATE OF IRIS T E L F O R D
OOODRIN.
D octtted
SOTICR n r (ALU
KOTICE I* HEREBY flfVEN.
th a t on tho loth d tp «f fttpttm btr.
A. n 1*11. ** lb* fro st sits-* of
I h t fUmlnole Couaiyr Court llnut*
a t lanford. Florida, s i lit# * • ‘clock
A. M . I. DOUOLAB RTRXfTttOM
A d m in ltirtio r of ib* t t l s i s of
I r is T tlford Ooodwls. decosied.
w ill soil lu Ib* h lsht*! s n d b o t l
Taki tim*
|r
k lip
your w id k
DfiRlWRlttitl
your watch goM wm-gl'
A watch ehach-vp
takaa at H ttla U b n
money by p rrra n tln f
rfutura ktaakdiWRfi. M %
•ur Serria* Dapartaawl
other villains it* into txhaudt.
I outdoor Irgvh fir*!, smoky innn
! erators and "polluted n r blowing
in (mm Iht itstg of New Jrr
try."
This report w ti made lo the
American Chemical Society by Dr.
Slorrls B. Jacobs, laboratory .hire
(nr. New York Department of Air
Pollution Control, and Dr. Leonard
(’,rf«ibtrtT."N** Ybrk’l comuilsslunrr ot air pollution control.
Sulfur dioxide gat Is blamed for
rim ing irritation to eyrs. throiti
and lungs and damage to growing
plants. The airborne grids are*
charged with raining peeling of
paint, common of metal rmdt and
ot air-conditioning equipment.
Dr. Grrenburg said his depart
ment expecta cooperation from all
major uses of fuel In the New York
area and. If neceiiary, to indure
them Id make a gradual conver
sion u udng natural gss or a
higher grade of fuel oil containing
le«s sulfur.
MINNEAPOLIS OB-A new kind
of trleicopa can tcU you the aite,
•hip* and potency of some radio
active clouds, an Atomic F.nergy
CART. OTU1AM V. HAMBY (tag, M l) , p rM ld tn l eg Bin iR tam atto n al
Commuiton scientist said Wednes
Le.xgihnrwavan's Association, Becltrs* Ir B rooklyn, H. Y , Rial hid
mam w ill M l return I* w o rk w il l guaranteed “th e right of fra# as
day.
sem bly." t h e protest m eeting waa ealled by A nthotiy A n a tta tla
Named the Sky Scanner, It
(rig h t), boat of the Brooklyn w aterfront, a fte r the I .L A . w alked o u t
•weep* the iky and pulses every
over the tm litnvc* at a N ew York-New Jersey W aterfront Commie*
time an X-ray from the cloud
Ron investigator on atten d in g one of th eir m eetings. A court o rd e r
itrtkei iti eye. The resultant pulsei
n a y end the efrtke. M eanwhile, B ile L m n tn fe r (bottom ) at N ew
are used to draw a pittern of the
Yark arrive* an the lin a r A m erica w ith an
cloud, and iti direction
The scanner was dr«cnbrd to
FREE ON BAIL
kiddse. for ra«h. a t a
the American Chtmlcal Society by
Jk* following 4#*erlh#4 ppootrly
LOS ANGELES UV-Sixty-yoar- Dr. G. Victor Beard, director,
l<U*l»d *1 s-l Palmetto ^kvsau*.
old Sirs. Guitia Adelman, who Health and Safety Division, Idaho
kanfoid Florid*, lo-wlt:
The N-nh II (**| of lull f. (|s,s nent lo Jail in handcuffs rather Operations Office, AEC.
Ik* Norik I fs#I of tk* West IS
fssi. sad Ih# South I* fs.i *♦ than sign a misdemeanor Jaywalk The scanners, used In groups of
Jk# Eo*l ?S fsst of lull I. of ing tlckft, waa fra* on bail today. two or mora, a r t p r o v i n g ex
Hlo«k I Tier 1. of Hanford. Flor'-t*- Ar-ordlkg- i t t II Trof- "I didn’t do anything an why tremely useful In helping track
feed * Mar ihsioof. rscordod lo should t sign anything," said lira. movements of Invisible clouds at
Plsl n».k J. psgoo It — os. *1
Iho puolle retordo of Isrwlnolo Adelman when booked Tuesday radioactive rare gases riming
Couklr. Florida
•old ss'o shall lo w# ovoat ho night at city Jail on a charge ot from the stack of an atomic reac
m illing a r r s it Ih* posted I S tor at the national reactor tail
*%>•-A K U Sir. u K ,,5 !? R l,,0 Vk-. bond and pleadod innocent to Jay aita tn Idaho, ba said.
dw slllo g located *a ih s so ld prof e r j j roniolh* five room s, hath, walking and resitting a r m t. Judge
They can tie used lo calculate
fro o i and ro a r porch**.
Robert Clifton sat O ct 7 for bar (how fast the cloud Is being diluted
/ • ' l»««ar** aisostrom
Jury trial.
Admlaltlraiop
Si tt Is carried away by wind. A
Wtlcoma Navy
WILL YOU BE
OUR GUEST?
Wi k m
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a( Ih# Mar-Lot
MoUL
Ahmkatalr M l to a l row
arHffila at mm Maval A k
flidiL-d-W hiliL
Former Governor Fuller War
ren ha* lorn named chairman vf
Miami' • "Infrrama" rommlttrf.
Hi* rn-igy and enthu*ia»m l-ehtn-l (hr effmt ihoul-t luing the
ambilioua piogiam to a aucceaaful eonclusion.
While many I atlm ipeak F.ngll»h, million* of other* with
whom we hope to do hutinri*
• peak only Spani-h or Portugese.
If we are to make the m«*t of
our oppotturuty it it impeiatiie
that wr become familiar not only
with the language* o' our neighIhu* hut with their history and
habit* as well.
In Miami. Tump*. Pen-acola,
Key We*t and many other ritl-**
people aie finding that their
>t-anee of ol-ta'niiig employment
| it very leileh enhanced if they
-an apeak Spanl-h. Oiganiiatlons
i like Pan American Airways,.
L*-tern ami National Airline*,,
Imlela, restaurant*. rlut», l-roker*re hotues and distributor* alt
l need Spanlth »|o aking employes.
Realizing the nrr<l for traehIng bpnnuh hy * simplified
method, three Tampan* got their
j I rads together and r*me up with
a hook on the subject entitled
"How Do You Say It In Spani*h"{ n Complete (unite lu -mo
volume that enables the student
to learn Spani*h without the
tiouhlesotue piohlem of ma*ter' ing Spanish grammar.
It p-iinta put that in Spanish
the vowel* aie always pronoun
ced Ih* *ariir; thry never rhauga
as they dn in Fngliah Take the
University, Japan, told of u»ing the letter "A" for raample. In Kngradioactive matrrial together with
a sperm) Geiger counter Inserted
into the throat and tlomirh.
He said radliiai-tl\e phmplinru*
injection* give off atomic "signal*''
which aie puked up by the conn
t*r.
I
Karly cancers of the alimentary
| tract have thus hern diagnosed in
time for elteclite treatment
Radioarllir material concen
Immediate enlistment* are now
trate* moie heavily in malignant ••pi n in the I Tilted State* .Marine
' tl»*ue than in normal tissue, yici.l Corps.
\ mg more "signals" (ruin a ran
Arror-ting In Tehni.al Sgf.
err area than Horn a nuncanirr G l u t s , |o. al Marine recruiter,
on* one, he sai\J
there I* no -lelav or long period
Hr said hit method ha* shown of walling f-r men desiring tn
tain# ill diffeientiating brtwem enlist in the f 'oips. tj lallflrd ap
malignant and "henlgn" giowthv— plicant* aie n»w being arrepte-l
and in certain Instances otter* at the Maitne Corps remitting
advantages in diagno«i« user con station !o-alr<l at the Hanford
veiillonal methods such as X ray l*o*l Office Hull-ling
"If you're ready tn go on no
Conventional method* ot dlagno*
| ing alimentary Hart cancer, hr tice dutv and want to leave right
j -aid. are based on studsing the away, von ran t-e enlisted im
form of Hi# glow Hi under tn* mediately amt sent tn res'ruit
fitUNIllA TOCCI. I*, t* shown
((te r she w»s crowned "M bs
- ptclon whereas Hie radioartive training at Farris l-laud, 8.
Italy of IS)}'' as Hie climax of ! methoit Is ha«cd on the hioehemc Although •nine applicant* pievlously esperteneed delay tn
the n sllin al besuty contest in
J ral features »l th* growth.
Rimini, Italy,
(fnierrattonal)
He st..! diagnosis with his meth twlng areepted,*" the rerrutter
o-| was too per rent arcurate in pointed nut, “ there Is nn longer
any waiting period. Volunteer
j 3 raves of malignancy in the eso
saft rate nf dilution ran hr phagus nr of the "cardia," the now and you're on your way to
checked. As more and more atomic upper part of the slnmarh There l-*i -iiung a Marine," he *a!d.
power plant! arise in the atomic was a perfect hatting average on ■ Currently, lien are Icing ac
age, this checking could help keep 17 raves with "henlgn" tenons in cepted for three and four yeai*
i with liberal bonuses paid upon
radiation at harm ins leirls.
| these same area*
' reenlLtnient. Retlremenl benefit*
The scanners wouldn't he much
In M caves of canrer of other
If any help in tracking radioactive part* of the stomarh. f>A per cent ' have also Increased under the
clouds from atomic bomh tests were diagnosed correctly prior to , new pay rats# enacted by Con
Afler a hnmh cloud has traveled operation, and W rave* of Pegign go**.
a very short dtstanre, its radio lesions wer* *11 correctly dug
activity is si diluted that it would nosed.
be below the level the scanner
could detect.
The eye of the scanner I* a small
OLD DI.BT PAID
sodium Iodide crystal mounted In NOWATA, Dkla .r — A min
a tube of lead an inch thick and wslkrd Into Dr S A Lang's of
a foot long, the tube can be moved | fire, opened hit billfold and handed
automatically to make full sweep* j the rrccptionUt 2J dollar*. “IliaC'.
of the sky.
he explainer!, "I* payment in full
The pul*es created when X-rays fur drillrrIng our liaby girl 19
hit the crystal eye aie amplified year* ago " The bill, llir man
and recorded to draw a kind of added, had been on Ins mind fur
chart Indicating site, shape, X ray a long lime The daughter now h it
intensity and direction of the a child nf hrr own and hr Ihouglil
It high lime the debt was paid.
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A STATt TfiOOFU escort* n o m Inlc Bonnmi. of Scltiute. M aes,
from the llingham . M u r , co u rt
w hera h* pleaded not g u ilt*
when arraigned eei a charge «(#
m urdering hta wife, M ildred,
Her tvody was found under lo rn
nf gravel and rock after blum l-i
houndi led poiie* to tha spot,'
Mr*. B onnm i'* h a n d s w e r«
trussed behind her h srk , her
skull waa rru ih ed and a mpo
was tied tightly about h r r neck.
• e o v t t t c a iM i p t t n j
OUT WIST FIRST STREET
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Oit i»n ctNplito pntietlM it Iw wit with
mw kiMMiin' 4-IH-1 POLICY
UOAl
oni
llriofe you knrn*r It you find
•ay things tn
yourself ah! •
Spanish an that you are underGood, nu-i a> you add tn your
vocabulary from -lav to day j--#
(an converse »uiee»*fu!ly with
little effort.
Guesta tell* me that studen*a
miug the * k have learned la
• peak Bp-«m*h effectively in '
few month*. I ran believe it,
for afler tea-ling a fewr chapter!
I found I fuut-i order meal* in
Spanish an-i disruts the amount
of the rherk with my Latin
wetter. It D fun tn mee Mannel'a
fa.e t-eam when I *ay "Adius,
amigo. Ha*ta nianaua."
HOMBOWNEKS. . . . . .
I h e w s m •• saw sf escM
If t
rat a*ea-wt •
S ta tis t
Florid* I* tji* next door n e ig h -.R ih it h*e three different pro.
l-nr, »o to *pr»l>, In the prom o- nunclalloni •«
in the word*,
tion u* our "Good N eighbor" ART, A liK, and HAT In S panun,
policy. South A m rtica. C e n tra l' no m a ile r w h ric you find it the
A m en .a and the C aribbean a i e a ! ', , , r r •• •■ « * )• pionoum ed ‘ ah."
bold lim iflesa p-isstbililre*
for
The n in e hold* tru e for the
the -le( ropim nt of goodwill and letter **K“, It is alw ays pronounee-1 s i In the English woid "set."
pinfitable buiinrv* relation*.
|i I* fitting that we extend the While T ' ' a* In "In k "—“ O '' aa
band «f welcome and do evrrV- in "o u g h t" and " L " a* in "soon."
Thi* n e w and different a a y nf
thing we can in make ou r neighl-or» f-el at home w lon they vi«il learning Spanish wa* drvl-ed t-y
us, and piovide ade<|.istr *amp!e t*-car ( u e .t a , Jo»# \a l d e i ami
room s
w h rir
I .at in A m erican 0 - ur Cue*ta J r . The book ha*
b u y e n may a,-pialnt them selves been levited and Improved and
wi t h A n irtiran product* a> d pla. e i< now bring dK triliuted thiough
onlei* for the tremendous volume Maa* Itiothrr* and allied dej-art*
of good, and m iteiial* they re e l. m rnl ito ies.
Although a lexl-ook, it I* a t
The money we mvr»t in the rvtnt-liohn --ill of an Inter A m erican fa - d ia lin g a> a note! and you
C enter -hould piove trrm eudou*- will te *inprMr-l how clearly and
ly w -ith n h llr an d ’ it l< g tatify ing illtrievtlllgly tt takes you, itep
th# Spanish alto note th at a real effort in th at by •tep, H
direction I* being made.
phalwt tn vmnli and srntenres.
Irving I. Pryor
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Education W tek Is
Designated By Ike
New Aulo
(Continued From Pago One)
facilitating th* aUte's ability to
i e more habitual accident causer*
..Issued From Page One)
from the road.
It i t torn* In th* middle of
Remember
the*# points: En
.__ witu-ut regard to Hit
forcement h e g I n a automatically
•if themselves or anyone
OcL 1, 1035. This law la much
«. Fox* my family’* itirty , I
more item than the one It re
fer the safety tone between
places, ao don't maka the mis
• north and aouth lam*.''
take of confusing the two.
!**»elb*try continued hit reWhom Doe* It Affect?:
rka with, "There lia* bevn «
It
affect* all motor vehicle
of discussion about why they
owners and operator), including
uld have a 40 foot atrip benon-residents, (excapl motor ve
mn the highways—why ask
hicles owned l>y the Unit'd Slates
anotiier W feet? Through
Government, th* Slat* of Florida,
municipal tone* of Sanford
or any political subdivision of or
■ a milt aouth of Kmnch Axe.
municipality in thia state I, when
and including the Mar Lou
they become involved in an ac
art, for a half milt through
cident resulting in the death or
•tciberry, and for a half mile
injury of a per-on or property
ou|h the 1‘rairic Lake aiva
damage totaling 150 or more, re
QUITE A LITTER
a rt the bualntx* building* are
ILLinroLIS. IU. * - Waiter gardless of fault.
te to the highway, the Slate
Wh«l Muit You Do After An
|h » ay Engineer* have rrrnnn lice's Hampshire sow Susie, gave
nded what I* call'd *ut an birth to ?! pigs—12 on* day and Aecidrnt?:
Immediately after an accident
utructinn'. ThU con<l*t« of a 10 morr five daya latrr. Berk said
'foot atrip of g ta n with eurh* he Is feeding the pig* cow's milk In which a person It killed or Ina safety lone in the middlt from a bottle because the sow can Jurtd, th* driver of every ve
hicle Involved must notify the
h • left-turn crossover at each not feed them alt.
local police if it occurred In a
<k and tha out'ide of that, on
;h tide, i* a 21-foot pavement, , pie of Seminole County, *.h#; municipality: otharwlie, tha coun
-"1 eight-foot parking lane, and | County Commissioner* or the ty sheriff or nrarcst state high
ly H', feet left for utilities State Road Department, wl.-h !o way patrol station.
In addition, if a prison I- killed
<4 future sidewalks. Anyone i have someone donate their life
i tee that thr renter, confined blood. If they're badly hurt In or Injured or properly damage
: the curbi, mml he drained «ff | the interest of t(j« public, they totals |50 or more, the driver of
•ough atorm aewtr* und«r* ahould b* compensated. But If every *er Involved must send a
jimd, tn the neareit lake or they hav* sufficient depth in written report to th* Department
earn. Txxenty-four.lnch tile i* their Iota, outside of municipal)- of Public Safety, in Tallahassee,
reedingly expensive. The en- tie*, they ahould giv* the atrip within 21 hours.
Remember these points: AtelVeers Ull me that this type of alongilde the highway If th*
utruction cotta 1-50,000 per atrin neat to It is just at good. dent report* must *■* mad* re
"I am told that th* Seminole gardless of fault. Offirial forms
J'On the other hand, If thry can County Commissioner* will ar must be used and may tie ob
• tha p rn m t 26-fool pavement range for th* moving of such tained from poller departments,
• tha southbound pavement and house* as are moveahl* and the ahtriff*' offices and highway p*.
'a open ditch on th# v e il aide replacement of equal facilities. trol stations.
Can You Lose Your Mototing
drainage, the east ditch. It And I he|lev« that the people
Ml baeom* th* renter ditch. It along this highway wish to keep Privileges?:
Yes, both your driver's license
-II need • little shaping but it and are willing to work for
tierwie* It will not need much Ita four-lanlng on a *af* and
* " ig* With th* edge of th* round hail* a* can b* reasonably
• right-of-way bayond th* exported without hurting it*
anted to th# telephone *nd rltlseni."
kbt companiis for pol# llnss and
Casatlberry, r e a l i s i n g tha
:-«yrlal cable* for our TV tn- many-fald benefits of f new
n e n t , Uity will now put a 24 four-laned, widened, and paved
a t pavement and th»n another thoroughfare from Sanford to
'teh. TeUl cost for rashtplng Orlando over the present route
• ditch, building on* 24-fo.it of 17-92, is on# of th* leaders in
jrtp and on* ntw ditch, 996,000 tb# Citiaeni Committee, assisting
>11*. A difference of 9170,000 Bratley Odham, tha committ*#'*
'mil* la th* difference between chairman, in securing tha dona
•hie to build the road and tions of unimproved property
lid the road, so I am told," along th* highway on a "civic
ted
— Casselberry,
pride" hatia far th* rlffit-ofdo not believe that th* p*o- way*.
WASHINGTON OB - freildent
Eisenhower today designated Nov.
0-12 aa American Education Week
and called on the nation to obierve
the period at a “ pledge of ritiicn
intcrcit In better education."
“Our people hate a right (o take
apcclal pride in our nation's edu
cation lyitrm , and an obligation
to demonxtrata a desire and capa
city to m rrl the m ajrr nrobtami
facing American education," he
said.
The National Education Ann. la
tponioring the week along with the
American LegJon, the U.S. Office
of Education and the National
Congress of Parents and Teach
ers.
C
and rerlitratfon plates may be
a jjy tc d ri under the Finanual
Responsibility Law. Within 30
days after receiving a copy of
your accident report from the
Department of Public Safety, the
State Treasurer and Insurance
Commissioner must suspend both
unless he ha* received satisfac
tory evidence that you have—
Obtained a release fro is liabili
ty signed by all persons iavolvrd
In the accident; or
then finally adjudicated not
liable by a competent court; or
surety company covering all
claims, not exceeding 925,000; ur
Deposited with the commis
sioner sufficient security to rov
er ail claims, not exceeding 325,000; or
Had your Insurance company
file evidence that you were pm.
perly insured at the time of the
accident.
What Is the Proper Kind rf
Insurance?;
The law specifically provides
that the suspension requirement
shall not apply to the operator
or owner of * motor vehicle un
der any of th* following condi
tions:
To th# operator or owner If
such ownrr had In forta at th*
timr of the accident an automo
bile liability insutanrr poll y
covering the motor vehicle In
volved.
To the operator, if not the own
er, if there was In effect at th*
time of the accident an automo
bile liability policy or bond cov
ering his operation of motor ve
hicles not owned by him.
To the operator or owner
whose liability for damage* re
sulting front th* accident is. In
th* Judgment of the commission*
er, rnstred by any other form of
liability insurance nr bond.
Insurance carried by resident
ow;nrrs and operators must b*
Mr *ka*—r *
lamed by aa fnraranca rom raiy
authorised to do business in Flor
ida .n d mutt prvvide the follow
ing minimum coverage:
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Spectacular Fire
Sends Out Flames
Destroying Pier
910.000 for injury *f one par
JERSEY CITY, N.J. < * -A apecson,
tacular lira that sent up torrent*
320.000 fee Injury af mor* than of thick amoka wracked a huge
pier last night and caused damage
on* person in any on* accident,
estimated at more that, a million
95.000 for property damage. dollars.
Insurin'-# carried hy non-raslOnly the shell of the 950-foot pier
dents will b* accepted if it is wa* left standing today aa the blaze
written hy an Insurance company —of undetermined origin-burned
authorised to - do business in itself out.
their state. Person* who hav* ob
A fleet of fireboats from through
tained a certificate of self-insur
ance from the commissioner also out the New York harbor battled
ace exempt frnm th* suspension tb* stubborn flames that ram
paged out of control for at least
rtquitementa of this law.
aeven hours.
Ar* There Any Other Exemp
KUtecn firemen were affreted by
tion* ?j
th* smoke or suffered other in
Y'ea, If you furnish proof that juries, but they did not require
your car was legally parked at hospitalization.
•
nf tha arridant, nr that
When the blaze broke nut at 3:22
the accident caused neither In- rrtv damage U any : p m. yesterday, two ships and
peraon except th* eperater or snven barges scurried away from
- .iit-i oi th* motor vehicle In- the vicinity of the pier at th* foot
vo'v-ed. vnur motoring priviirgr* of Grand Street.
will net be suspended under thia
law.
What la 'F uture Proof?";
Tills law providat, as previous,
ly explained, a number of ways
in which owner* or operator* of
motor vehicirv that ar* involved
EATON. Ohio
What had spin accidenti can furnish proof of pesrrd to be only an automobile
their ability to meet damage accident in which a man and hit
claims. If, however, you ar# in wife burned to death apparently
volved In an accident and arc not had turned today Into a mystery
insured at th* tlm*, you must! that “ looks like murder."
furnish proof of future financial
Everett Fahrenholr, P r e b l e
responsibility. The amount nf
»urh pmof is 125,000. it must b* County prosecutor, said Harold C.
kept in fort* for three years, and Bowman, 49, of near West Mexit ia mandatory regardless of andrls did not bum to death in
whether or not you hav* satisfied his wrecked automobile early on
damage claims arising out of the) tha morning nf Sept. 4 hut died
of a shotgun wound behind his left
accident.
eye.
There ar* 391 school* for prac The exact raui* of (he death nf
tical nurses In the United States Bowman'i wife Maybe lie. 47, has
Accident Appears
More Complicated,
Prosecutor States
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f Sine* graduaUng frwnt Ufa T?al»
veraily of Florida Law School to
1919, Thomas haa been equally
active with civic ana community
organisations including tha First
Baptist Church «f Starke, tb*
Rotary Club, tha Elks, tha Ma
sonic Lodge and Shrine, and cur
rently is serving as president of
th# Bradford County Y’oung De
A. J. (Arch) Thomas Jr* mocratic Club which he helped to
young attorney of Starke, w as*1organise a few years ago.
elected Department Commander
“Areh" I* tha son of A. J .
«f the American Legion at its Thomas Sr., realtor, who was
37th annual convention in Sara prominent In county and atat#
sota. II* will serve th* Florida politics-for many year*. Hla wifa,
organisation until June, 1956. Jean, la th# daughter of Judgo
Thomas has been active ia his and Mr*. J . M. Snodgrass «f
horn* Post No. 64 a t Stark*, t i c ! .Scottaboro, Ala. They have two
has served aa post adjutant, post I aona, A. J. Ill and John Milton.
commander, and county service Both boys'nre under school agoofficer. Other American Legion f
offices Include District Command e r . Department Membership
Chairman. Vic* Commander and
. \ | K l Ct l \ ’ •
Judge Advocate.
s.DE
IN 1 H t A TRf
"Arch" la a member of 40 cl I
THURSDAY — FRIDAY
society which ia affiliated with
STARTS 7*4
th* American Legion organisa
tion. In th# Voltur* 1399, he haa
served as chef de train, chef de
gare, and Grand Avocat of
Florida.
!A. J. Thomas Jr.
1956 President
not yet been determined definitely
hut Dr llobert Slehl, Preble Coun
ty coroner, aald, “There la a poasihUlly ol strangulation."
Sheriff Floyd Spider, who con
ferred lait night with tha pros#cutor and the coroner on the autop
sy report, said "it looks like mur
der but we are continuing our in
vestigation before we reach a de
cision. If it is murdrr, there can
be only on* auipecL"
UNITED EXPERIENCE
GAINESVILLE, -C ap tain Steve
DeLaTorre played only one year
of high school football before en
tering the University nf Florida
and assuming tha Job of center
and bneback.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
- » u b u s in e s s o rro B T U N W iM i:
MEN or WOMEN — If you arc
ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS
interfiled in a full or part time
NEW Jungle Hammock* .. 4 93
selling job offering a bu*tne»v
Pup Tent* ......................... 599
of your own. National!'' Adver
PAINT S A L K ________ 1 99 S»L
tised product with repeat bud*
310 Sanford Ave
rhono 1321
ne.«» and free retirement, con
tact Mr Ratten, Parlor Room.
METAL ROOFING
Valdci Hotel Friday evening.
Now
Stock. *-V Crimp -1U *
Sept. 1« at 7.3d p. m., Nulrilitc
Corrugated- 2W~ Corrugated.
Company,________
Get all Your roofing need* at
a-
J . W. HALL, REALTOR
Stela Beak Building
Florida State
Thona 1731
"Call Hati"
Oxier • Weller Homan, lac.
General CeetrartJag
19M MaUanvila Ave. rh in o 1991
WYNNEWOOD-C B. Home. 2 BR.
atr-cond.. Fla. Rm. By owner.
0.1. Equity 11.900. Ph. 1473-W,
Woodruff ft Singletary
Ran) Eithln
Ln r i j " i E » r
-^
292 Wi
LARGE 3 Bedroom Homo on two
•orner lot* Living room with
heatalator fireplace. Separate
flu with circulating healer.
Screen porch, Garage, many
irooieil varttlei of flowers and
tree*. City water but outride
ritr, >11.000. including Kitchen
equipment. Excellent term*.
Rota L. Payton, Broker
Amabelle B. Henderton. A»«ee.
Phi 3S71 — 17-92 at Hiawatha
Q u a lu rn u b rt apt. Clogs lx.
INVESTMENT - 2 BR. CB. cor
2U Palmetto Avs. Pbons B l
ner lot In ntw section, apace
he»!er. water beater, tile hath
WKLaBA APABTWBWTHt ram i,
Nr. d of paint 1* reflected in
print* hatha. 114 W. Pint »t
LOWER *7930. prire 11.93d.
down, *32.60 mo. REsELL or
loBawoj M i Bohy Bodo
Bar, Week ar ■ootA-TeL 1411. RENT at a profit.
------- lio Wert ffcrt >1,730. DOWN. Balance *9,430.
*42,23 month. 2 BR. newer CR
PURNISHED APTS.
on land*caped, * n a d y lot.
MO Weal l e t Or Call * t PurrtExtras. Phona 123I-R.
ture Center. I l l Wert lit.
W. H. -B B - STEVPEK
Are Ion AyH.
Realtor — General Insurance
710-W.
Gertruda B. DtngMdar
112 N. Park Ava.
•K B Semtsals Baalty Pwr Oeelr- Phona 2122
able Homes end Apia. Phone 27.
• Room ftarnUhsd Apartment.
-&
1300 MaOonvllla.
___________ Pbaoa 1129 • A. B-Petm on,Broker
. ArTL Peterson Jr.,
D em abls FurnUhed A pt rh . Associate*
P. J . Cbesterson. Garfield Wil
432-W.
letts. John Meisch. R. W. Wil
liams. A. C. Doudney, La ad Sur
FURNISHED A pt M i Park Are.
veyor.
Furnished house. 2 milee nut of
C A. WHTDDON, SR.
City. Phone 144-J or 94S-J.
Reg. Real Estate Barter
CLEAN furnished A pt One. Two
V. E. Douglas, Aasoclala
119 S. Park
Ph. tm
people. >33-00. I l l P ath Ave.
RAYMOND
M.
BAIX.
BROKRB
OK LEASE —SePrice Slation. ei>
O. M. HARRISON. BROKER
eallanl location. Bishop Ai Hart.
S D. Highleyman. Salesman
I Marketer* for Sinclair Refuting
M4 South Park Ava.
Phona 9M
• Co. Fbooa 1431.
t Room Apartment 111 Elm Ave.
Seminole Realty
Phono 1M3-W.
W. DIETRICHS
T. W. HERO
1991 Part Ave. .Pfeenn 2T ar It*
13MISC Pl.t AN ECU’S____-19 17— AUTOMOBILES TKAI1.EBS
ro T T T ril.g h Srh.vd |lnv want»
nxim and board. Write Box MO IPVt PACKARD. 1 Dr t itr.im.ittc
1' I’erleet condition 1VX). V.
rr tire Sanford Herald
WhreleM. luingwixkt.
Ik- FLinVEWS rL A S T S SUBI'BS
' HOI -L TRAILER - :* ): Ex
erlient condition. Miv tie »ecn
I.YaiKK TREKS
a! 1401 French, or Phone 2541
Air layered. Ready to P l a n t .
Clints on Clro, Rough lemon.
Simpson "Lucky A rtec’, Geneva ISM TRAVKLITE Trailer. 42 ft
Air rondltioned. Te|.'*l>'oi Per1KVKR.RKAKING S t r a w h e r r y
feet condition Will *ell M '* oft
14- SPFtlAI SKRVICKS —I
Plant* *1.30 per hundred. Phone
01 ,'inal price. Shown h' l i
1317 W
point ment only. Kilts Lloyd.
PH a Ftm*ncing
r . — L!1— , .
For Remodeling and repair*.
JJ_-__Aiito»>ohlle»_|^rrilert_—JT Phone 1*43-W.
Nothing Down—Small Monthly
IX A lT O M O Itll E BSUUERS 1*
Payments
FOR SALK — 1919 Indian Tral
ler. 27 Ft, All Metal, reasonable
S h erm an C o n crete Co.
CARS
price. Phone 2391.
Oet West 13th
Pheee ! t n
BOUGHT SOLD TRADED
Rev R eel'* l'*rA Car*
FLOOR sanding and flm«hing. It wtP. pay
to ire-------------US hefree
p*y YOll
Sanford Ava A 11th fit
Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi
you
buy Open
~
■•U buy.
Evening* and
nole County since 1923. II. M
Sunday*.
ndayt.
19—
BOATS “ MOTORS
-l»
Gleason. Lake Mary.
EasUide Trailer fialen,
Palalka. Fla.
JOE SWIFT. 12 fl boat. Trailer.
Spare Healers and Floor F’urn1931 12 It P
Wturd kicker.
acts, Litoral Trade-In.
1319 RL'ICK Coupe In £(*>d cnndiIior*. Have 2 car*, don't n e 1 Pi one 1K6J R
hut one. Phone 1773, SOI W. t*t FOR SALE — Boat, io II P. mo
fit.
tor and Trailer. tWt Elliott
l t ’» So Khajr
7# - FU R N IT U R E . ! ’l.eta ( M i ?#
Pboae liM
1997 Hanford Ave.
T o Plnoe A W ant Ad
Jtiat T all 1821 ntui asl: fc • Roe rniir Furniture at frrrv'«
Vkarehou'r Fum . t'o . at 901 W
P. II. C A M rO E l-L
th n W an t Ad d e p a rtm e n t
IH St, All nationally adv. fur
General Cnntrartee
S
a
n
fo
rd
H
erald
1
mhire
at warehouie prices.
-Homes of Distinction"
B1 Way ITS*
Phmm Ittl
ARTHTJBt FOR BALK
Sherman Concrete Pipe Co.
Out WeM 13th St
Phone ?t*9
GOOb~AmT BAD
U*ed Kitchen Cabinet . . . . *!<voo
Uied Wardrobe
*u»no
Used Sofa - ..................... 3tn«t
Used 3 Pc. Dinette ............ *innd
U»rd Chc*t of Drawers . . . . *10.00
Used Corner Cabinet ... . *19 oo
U*ed Dating Room Tibia .. *19 no
Used Innrrtprtng Mattress, ttnod
l'«ed Drevwr
.....................<10.00
Used Double D rrtser and
Mirror ..........
...
*30.00
U»ed Simmons 2-Pe. SofaBed Suite - ..........
.
*Woo
fto u ll/d l
Mather of Sanford
2034* R. lit St.
rhoee 127
REftl-MIX CONKRKTK
At carle Concrete Co.
309 l,Ln Ave.
Phone 1333
Bewmg Maehlaea, a r t Repairing
■ R tr iS 194 R. P a rt PkN* 1742.
Uied furulture. appliance*, tool*,
ete. Rought-iold. Larry’s M art
321 E u t 1st St Phona 1431
JS—EI.KCTEIOAL SEBVICRS—22
r HiiiiDAiHC. apultanera.
sales
and service G II. High. Oviedo.
Fla. Phone 4IS1 or Sanford
OU2-W after 6 o m
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REALTY NOOK
FOl’VD — Wairh on Gramm ar! • Atr-Ci ndmoned. Soft Water.
Sr) *ol t.round* Thur«d<> Own nPrnqutn Dryers. 3 Skilled Op
er may have by identifying and i rrators.
ins So. Oak Ave.
T'vmg for thiv ad. Phone RU2.
I’hnne 971
1 .
Rlack 1 ihrador Retnev. .
1CO) ■• I'.F.W 3RD A ReilSKITKMHKR SPEHAL
h.n.-er Dell ary. phone Sanford. COLD WAVE permanent thst’s »«
: • ■u i
easy to manage. Reg. *10. NOVt
*7 V)
FOUND — Corker Spaniel, brown
am! white «p.Ulrrt About 3 KVA IIESS BEAUTY SHOr
month* old. Call 1621.
<\ir Conditioned
10* E. 2nd st.
OFFICE t o u t r W K V t " - 2 3
Phone 363
ItAVNKb Ofllce Machine Co., a r i v v o a k k v ic B
—rr
Typewriters, adding machine*.
Salrt-KcnUU, 114 kiagnolia. Ph L. I.
Sill—
rtsno
Tcchnirlia
««
Phooe jim Route l. Sanford
1 VI ADR V SFRVVICF. -23 v
IN-1 Kl t TIPS'
-1
• One oour - Wain wnJ Dame
MODERN PIANO COURSE
Dry
• One hour H • Wa»h an d D rj Per»nnal Invtrurtion at your hnm*
h\ Harr* l\e«ter. P. O. Bo*
Fold
3.1 S.ir.fotd, Fla.
• Fintihed fjnndry
• Samtone Dry Cleaning
A little ipaee like thla will ge
S o u lh rtd e
Ijiitn d rn m a l
your mr*«»ge before oar raort
South Side F nodm irt Bldg.
than 10non readers. Tell 'em to
IM E u t J3lh KL
dayl Phone 1*31.
For Better riumwra*
See or Call
W. J. KING
2200 fieoik Park Pkear to
CONCRETE
Rtady Mixed Concrete, Coneret a ORLANDO Mommg Sentinel Or
landn Evening SUr. Call Ralpt
Block. Sand. Gtwvrl. Cement
Ray. 1I6SJ.
foarrete Pipe to Meal All Quali
fications.
ENVELOPES,
letterhead* »ta'>
Phene 21*9
invoices, hand hills, and [
Shtiman Concrete Pipe Co. ment*
p r o g r a m s , etc Progressive.
Oet Went 13th fit
Printing Cu., Phona 401 — 401
West 13lh St.
— Factory to You —
Aluminum
Venetian Blinds
GATLIN BROTHERS
* Dragline and Bulldoxer Service
Eactased head. Sag-proof bottom Phone*:
2221— Sanford. 2MVt —
rail with plaeUc eaa*. Plastic or
ETTA BKI-t
Geneva.
raroa tapes. Cotton or nylue
cords.
CARPENTER WORK
,
I k-X"_Avi ir V c v i:
•>.Seakarik GLaa and Paint Co For nuirk repair )oh« or small
- / c r r A '3 UNC13 STtt L y & i G u v s cAMPtvoJr112114 Writ 2nd I t
Phone 321
building Call Jim 1142-M I
/ RUSV/TWOSe
CU5V/ TMOSE OU>3
VJUVS EL &
waZC-.
T u rv e •
-VC- ICECPtvG S.W? Y X y^V .H g g e { / r j f c - ' g - J
rinmhmg. Rrewwv Heating
BiVfctlj Appliance Center
V W Cf» WOT.* ILL o a i v e ) ^
T
SI. G. HODGES
"Your Wei'inghouie Dealer”
5
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TWATU.
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JI «-|------ Maytag Washers
Serv-ee on All Water Pumps—
■ '■ '/-Be
Prone 1737
Wells Drilled — Pump*
It* Msgaell
>lia AI ts
Piela Road Phene 799
191* Plymouth Sedan. One owner.
FIOOR SANDinn • rmt*htng
New Tire* *273 no.
Oak floors furnished, laid 4t fn
a m t Tractor <V
l«brd. In buvines* since 19?n
HIway IT rt fioath
PBaae HI
K F. Stevens: Route 2. Bo* 277;
CUSHMAN MOTOR Scooter. Rea
Call 716 II I before 7 e. m. or
sonable. Call 1*19 alter 3 p m.
■ftrr 6 p. m.
Victorian Mirrors, *3. up. Curved
PLUHBING
l» \c Seat. *13.. French Proven- Contract and repstr wort. P r r e f
rial Coffee Table, *20.. Karly
eitimates. R. I. Harvey. 204
American Coffee Table. *23.,
Sanford Are Phone 1MB.__
New Platform Rocker*. *19 93 l.tilii. L UwUr <on*Uuetto*i .4to.
G E RcfrtlWHor *69 93. term*.
Home* and Remodeling
Dn/en* of Interevting articles,
Phune 1WI 3t •
in- up.
THE CURIOSITY SHOP 14-1
1NNUBANCR
Next to llennell's Court 17 92 So
Good Uprlghl Piano. Phone 1393
Fret erred Rate* tn
GENERAL Electric 4 burner
Policyholders
stove 34” . Excellent bargain
John WIHtamn Inn.
*70. Phone evrning*. I474-W40
917 Buford Atlaatic
M
SELLING C H E A P - Surpluv
plants including Rrgnnias and
Phtlodrndrnms. 1601 Palmetto
Ave.
For Sale: Rollfa«t bteycle. goo»|
cnn.iittnn. 2* Inch *ue Ph 1333
. ’- t O'
or voe at 2433 Elm Ave
A f LA .*• C Ba n k Bl
FURNISHED Apartment Cloie
in Private Bath. 1M Palmetto Three bedroom home near Pinec m ! school. 2 well landscaped
Ave.
lou with tree*, fenced In rear
yard. Tola! price only *10,200.
EFFICIENCY Apartment. Reawith terms.
tenable. Phone 949-J after 3 p. Robert A. Wlllhnts, Realtor
m. or before • a. m.
Raymond Luadquitt, Associate
Phone 1S71 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
THREE Room Apartment Com*
plcitly furnished. 113 Palmetto Far yanr Real EsLaia^VeomT:
Cullen and Hark«y, Reallnra
Ave Phono 2392.
IM N P a rt Ave. Phan# 2313.
COTTAOE7"Phon«r3M4~
NEW LAKE HOME
BK. FI*, room, oak floori, plas
Fumlihed Kitchenette Apt*. Air 2 tered,
I'k bsth*. large lot. 4
Conditioned. Slumbfirland Court.
Mile* from Sanford on DrieenSouth City limit* Highway 17-93.
En'.erpri«e Rnid Come out and
tee what 111.230 00 will buy,
Poone JO.3A.R-t.
GARAGE Apartment, furnished,
‘lot and Cold water. 1902
DON’T**!I&S^riilSONE
inch.
Excellent neighborhood, near high
school,
29 ft. living room with
TWO BEDROOM newly fumiibed
fireplace. Separate dining room,
home in Bel-Air. Phone 1797-M.
convenient kitchen with natural
finish cabinets, 2 bedrooms,
I Full ilia room* 143 00 including
sleeping porch also den. fsepar*
utilities. 307 West 9th S t .
ate entrance) double garage.
I m m e d i a t e occupancy. This
■-------------------------------r
ABWCUM WAMTBP
home wai recently appraised
THREE BEDROOM ltnuie. Lake
for itl.oonoo, Price ifsoono, Righeet CASK. TRADK-IN prieet H —Motors/ ItoaU/ TraUem—^.19
M»ry. All modem convenience*.
*2.300. down. <73 00 per month.
paid for wed furniture Call 93*.
Kitchen appliance*. Ph. 14204-3.
Call 2490. Any time,_________
n.EABANt’E BAI.lt
Wilson-Malar Furniture Co. Ill
•73. monthly.
3933 KVINRUIli: and
B. lit fit
USED MOTORS
FURNISHED Apartment. 3 Room* • h—i U'l-MLX CUNKr Et
c o o D m E D n ^ P u n j ^ IH H P SEA-KING.
and bath. 1902 Maple Ava.
Nwacla Concrete Co.
good condition
-. *29 30
phone Aaiartilo. 1474.
209 Elm Ave.
Phono 1312 7— Petoli vTiterk-fiieptMee —7 U
H P. EVINRUDE.
runs like a top and heals
GERMAN SHEPHERD Puppte*.
▼ENCTIAN BUNDS
rowing :
U I jo
THREE Room completely fun*
R.
D.
Priest,
South
Sanford
Ave.
(NattaaaUy
Adv.
M
U-H
ert)
3*
H. P SCOTT-ATWATER.
ubetf
__J Apartment.
A p a rtm t„ ..____
Ground
I ___door.
I__
Phone 390-W-i.
like new
*39^3
Hot and cold water included,
H. P SCOTT-ATWATER.
■Im Ib V i
jjar^per^m onth. 21T Pelmetto.
PARAKEETS - Young birds. aU 3 reflnbhed
. ......................MIJB
Wart 3rd BL
roh*rsv *130
Phone 1134-W,
It. JOHNSON.
1211 W. 1*1 SL______________ 3 Very
good ropdm"n ... *100 00
■» - - « < » « « » » « « « - ■» • i v a r ie t ie s p a n e l in g
____ O I F WAffTKD
- | . | Two i H SEA-BEF.
Native and Fortum Woods.
Your cholre ... —............*3*.<n
■ntekiaon OCEAN FRONT Apart
EVINRUDE ............... *30 00
m enu 229 Sooth Atlantia. Day.
cb
. . OLD ESTABLISHED Installmant S.4
O
*71-30
Company hat immediate open * H WIZARD .
tana Bead), F!e. Call Mrs. Hut* Out Wort IMh SL
1499
ing »nr a Salesman-Collector tn ITS II ELGIN -n in * g«od.
chiton Phona P74rW
repainted,
onlv
*30.00
this vicinity. Mu*t he sober, wide
QUICK CASH for Furniture. Add
ing Machines, Typewriters. Out
awake and a hard worker. Mu«t 10 M. P SCOTT-ATWATER.
completely overhauled,
have ra r and reference*. Write
board Motors. Boats, Roper
A lies) at
................. (A993
Trading P o st' Ona mile South P. O. Box >47. Sanford.
10 II JOHNSON,
S tU ffT S iS
on 17-92. Phona 2X12-R.
sii'li gear shift, tank .. *123 00
SERVICE STATION work. Tart4 UT Saw* Part Phawa TT
The Florida Timet Crtsw
time. Experienced only Age 12 H SKA-BEE
Very good condition
*12993
23-31). Apply Colonial Service
Your Morning Paper.
For Home Delivery
1* II. SCOTT-ATWATER
Station, IStii and French.
Complete with Remote roqPhone Jack Benton. 92XM
NO DOWN PAYMENT — Two
trol Box and control ca b le Bedroom concrete block houia
i*A
HELP
WANTED
(female)
liA
only ............................ — *141.00
HEATING
under toiuUuiUwa. K i t c h e n
equipped. VA insured financing. Floor Furnace* and Circulators “Capable Wnmen — start now 22 II JOHNSON.............................
Run* good, and will pull
A POPS 0 0 . INC.
Lew monthly paymenu.
earning Christmas money by
2 reta of Skill .
**9 93
299 Booth F a rt Ave. FLawa l t r t
servicing Avon customers. Mrs.
On Sale Wkile The* last!
Juanita Russell, P. O, Box 973.
New 1933 Madrl KVINRl'tlKA
Sleep Ip Comfort
Orlando."
3 11. UGHTWIN, (Sold Out)
KING aiie Hollywood Bed *0" i
7W H. FLEETWIN. Sale *213 53
« " • Complete with luxurious
IS H. FASTWIN Sale
*119 30
23 H BIGTW1N— (Sold Out)
23 H. Elec. Starting
p ln tS ^ rfo lirw o o d legs *129 30.
Stgl.SA
ECHOLS BEDDING CO. CARPENTER and General Re Rig Twin
What’N You Have?
pair Work. Thomas W. Fcrgu- Glais. Aluminum or Mahogany
son. P h o t IMl.R.____________
Boat*.
Gator trailers. Several models
Housiwwt, Daywork. 701 Cypress.
of used boats A trailers on
hind, prtend reasonable.
DISEL and Gasoline Mechanic, ROBSON Sporting Goods
truck driver. Station attendant
E viarrte Sales A Service
Phone JOTIW.
294 K. la* BL
Phase 999
a
ROGERS
c»a w n e e TWO-*
TICATS J '9 7
ABOUT TO
«NAw*kiuTt
SERVICE
TUBS
3®
TREES
• SHAPED
• BRACED
"GENERAL TREE SURGEON**
PROMPT SERVICE
PHONE M W -W
SANPORD. FLA.
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BY POPULAR DEMAND, OPEN HOl/Sf AT
THE BRITTANY FARM HOUSE IS BEING EXTENDED
^NOfHEft WEEK...TO SEPTEMBER 22. 7<>cc
m
#
/..ice, ■
Sa-t"'4
Tkro.“ «h 1
1955
C.phitups. Jr'BUl
/fit Bf>AUr/Fl/i
/5 NEW
our Eranc/ new mock
contribution to conta
combining sty/e w iti
iving com/ort.
BRITTANY
IN LITTLE
9
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(S lh t
•
Retired Labor Head
O f Southern States
Ernest B. Pugh Dies
Green, Pink Theini
Being Carried Out
On Bandshell Work
Richard ISodrro, a partner In
tha oaw light-seeing boat enterpriie that will operate from the
Sanford pier, conferred with City
Mahagcr Warren E. Knowles ye*
terday relative to the redecorat
ing of the bandaheU at the fool
el Park Ave. and on the pier-pna»er.
City Manager Knnwlca aald that
the bandihell la being eompletely
redecorated in two colon, green
'and pink. The reatroomi have
been cleaned, repaired, and pat
In excellent londition for uae by
the passenger* of the "Nautlcan"
wiilrh will operate from the pier
beginning Jan. 10, 1056.
In addition to the repairing,
Knowles laid, the new firm op
erating the boata will Install neon
light* over the building with a
huge lighted tign "Nile of the
Amerieaa" extending out over
the water and vltibla from the
Laka Monroe bridge.
Colored neon Nghti, according
to lha plana by the promoter*
will cover the building with flood
light* playing on replaced palm
trees am* a redecorated pier. At
le n t eight floodlighti and apolUghta will be used, laid Knovalra.
Smathers Frankly
Tells Of Affairs
Of 83rd Congress
Senator Oeerve Smathera yea*
terday aatounded Sanford cltiirna
with hla frank and open diwuaalon
about the affatra of the » r d Congreaa and tha growing Influence
of Florida In Ita atanding among
tha Union of 41 atate*.
Tha Senator, glowing with hi*
uaual amlle, dlaeounted fatigue
from hla atrenuoua achedule of
apealdng engagement* and hla
teund of vialta with hi* eonatltaent* to "feel the pulae", aa ha
explained It. and In "determine if
U waa beating for him.'* That ap
parently waa hla only remark that
ceuld be uaed aa a thermometer
of hla demire to declare hlmaelf n
candidate again for the leat of
U. 9. Senator for Florida.
Priar ta hla addreaa at lha
‘Jalnt elvle eluh mooting at the
Holy Croat Eplacopal Church par*
irh house under the autplcea of the
Seminole County Junior Chamber
• f Commerce, Senator Smathera
waa whlakad through town with
Sheriff Luther Hobby aa escort.
Mlt'e h u t like being bach homa
again," he anid, aa ka aaw the
banner acrooa Park Ave.
Smathera oald, during hla ride
tote town from tha Sanford Naval
Auxiliary Air Station, "I am hi*
tenaaly intareitad la tha wol/ara
ef our frieada to tho south of
no, the Lotto American countries.
With ealy ewe*tooth of
M
*
A retired labor leader for tho
southern state*, with headquar
ter* in Itichmond, Va., pa»»e<l
away at tho local hoipltal in
Hanford at 4 a.m. yesterday following a ihort Illness.
Ernest Byron Pugh, 74, Lad
been a resident of IM laiy .fo r
the p*»t month when he came
from Richmond, Va. and Hunt
ington, W. Va. ile w»* a mcmlmr
of the St. Giles Presbyterian
Church of Itichmond.
He wat born Dee. 21, 1880. in
Norfolk, Va. and » u educated
at Norfolk Public School*. Nor
folk Academy, Scranton Corres
pondence School, and LaSalle
University.
Tile former labor leader held a
degree in Mechanical Engineer
ing and served hi* apprentice
ship a* a machinltt and tool
makrr from I4V4 to IIWJ at tha
Etna Iron Work* of Norfolk, Va.
He held various position^ of
note with labor union*. He was
president and later bu*ine*a
■agent for the Marhlniila Union
rasNorfolk, Portsmouth and New*
rt New*, Va.
From lin't to 1010 he waa
ginrral Chaiiman of »hop crafta
of the C A O Hallway System.
From 1011 to IWt hr held tha
position of general organiser for
the A F of I. In \Ve*t Virginia
and Ohio. From 1023 to 1030 he
was District Director for tho
Work* Progress Administration
in W rit Virginia. Then, in 10’dd
to 1031 was C I O Regional Di
rector In Virginia. From P-MI to
April of 1055 wa. a member of
various wartime agencies.
Pugh waa a formar Presldeht
of Chamberlayne Heights Civic
Association, a member .of tha
(Coalinurd on Pax* 1)
To Attend Session
The Sixth District Commander
of the Florida District, American
Legion, will pay a visit to the to.cal American legion Post at its
meeting Monday Night.
George May burr, Commander
of the Campbcll-Losslng Post of
the American Legion, laid thl*
morning that. Jack Budnlck of
Orlando, Commander of the Sixth
District, will be In Sanford for
the tegular Monday night meeting
at the American Legion Hut on
Seminole Boulevard.
★ ★ ★ ★
Nearly 200 Laymen
Attend District
Meeting In City
A
'
y ,
SANFORD. FLORIDA.
W F w srA P E ii
d a il y
*
^ R jD A Y ^ K P T E M B E ^ ll^
Chamber
Groups
To Meet
195S
■■. _
N o.
A w o d aM Prawn I .rawed Wire
12m
Commercial Zones
Extension Delayed
Additional
Meetings
Awaited
Request Is Heard
From W. Bush Jr.
The extending ef rnmmerr’sl
Into other areas nf tha
cltv, other than those nnrv ant uritr.l 111 the Hoard nf Jai*
for rt City Cnmnrissioners, ha«
been deferred until additional
meetings air hr LI on the subject.
Tire Zoning and Planning Comj mission of the r Ry met last nigh*
■t the Sanford City Hall ta eon*
•ider * request from William
Hush Jr. to tone an aira on Ihe
, northeast m iner of Stanford and
Genera Ive.
Ihe toning and planning group
| rli< iisard at length the retorting
1of tiro corner s hloh is adjacent
*•> two sections altrady toned 0 |
nm|sfrtinn. Commercial, The entire board
wa« nut in rooniiMatinn on the
: rf
subject ,,f tbr remning request
; with each member presenting en*
i Hrely different idea*.
Vo artion was taken with the
explanation from the Zoning and
Hanning board that they would
i Itke to hold two additional meet,
ring* before taking any definite
action on (hr rrquril,
* T h a general eoncense* o f
(opinion was that there waa
’ enough property at the present
I tin* toned rom m errial in San| ford with the m ajority of th#
m em bers feeling th a t they would
tune*.
Sanford City Hall
Gets Face-Lifting
After 18 Years
Residents Witness
40 Sr 8 Initiation
There was rvper-sulling on
First Street late yesterday after- |
noon a* a double quartet of mrrnFor the first time in I* year*, tier-seeking applicant* were put
the Sapfmd City Hall wa« redethrough their pares try Ihe 40 A K
curated this year. City Manager
bk« |„ are what develop* alonjf
Wartrn E. Knowles revealed to fun-mnking organisation nf the
Amerit an legion.
Ihe Frenrh Ave. thoroughfare
Mr*. Sacy King, librarian, . n - l '1** •» >•« P°'nted to ihe overall
Dressed in the garb of prison- J
when flip widening and paving ef
nounced today that tha following aernmplishments In inh-rnrating
the street it completed.
n»vs la oh* **rrc recently added Public buildings during the 11154-55 era, the group wa* propelled hy
Mtic-eoated member* nf the 10 At
lot* aloeg the French Ave.
•o tho shelve* of the Sanford Uscal year.
area, follow ing the obtaining ef
said Knowles,” 8 through downtown stiert* sell
Library.
___
.
| /'T h is year,
ing alii new >uepel a, tin fan*, cheap . A collision jester stay, ■VioHt. I right-of-way*, are generally 106
jfliwptp*. -T* e ^ V l ttv cf "jvtn»"l * • eavw resleeocaUd and repaired
r„r ,.r(, (feet deep. Tha depth ef tire lota
•tr an th# tr*
llnr
*hf bffr •« 4 p, v.* rai sed properly
(Book of the Month selntionl; the municipal swimming icri.
Mercer, “There Cornet A Time”; the information ccnlt. the hand | rtvo • u • mi - a <f I h • nr gnu .a- riamagJ to.iltlng an estimated will prevent. In many (nataneea.
the development of much of the
Faralla, "The Cirri# of Irena". •hell Ihe City lltll the library t ill were asking fa hr ■' ms pines |7.VI ami injuries In one person.
property into roirnnerrlal areas,
for
thrir
war*
-hufflebnard
court,
and
ihe
mildKimble, "Our American WrathAecnrding to a rvps'rt at tin
twin (note Ciirih' v f t >*ivulirg Sanfsud Ptilire Department, s 1911 ar routing to a report this morn
er"; Adam*. " G r a n d f a t h e r of lire police station.
•'A lot of work in the repairing | Karlvle llnusholdri wa* drrssril in Ite r is fiMirdsNir se d a n , travel ing. ’ •
Stories ’; White, " T h e Tree o f
Lot* offered for retoning hy
nf
toe city’* public hmhhn.' h* e set nf oh'.f.xsbmhetl prlsooeta ing s.■ii i or- l.aurr! Ave amt dr!
Grrely,
"Forest*
a
n
d
Man";
llu*h and rnnalderesl by the Zon
hi'cn
arcomplistied
taking
a
liltlr
■
stripes,
while
Representative
knile
Men”; llaraen, "Tire Chicago”
vrn hs Jolm Ludwig Miller Jr ing and Planning Commission ak
I River of America Series•; Jw* at a time with the wnrk being 1 \ Milllams I and Mark N. I'le- silia-b -I lulu s I9H Mudrliakrr its last night's meeting aret
done bv the city cri "
ques, -,\a Far a* the lukod*’.
rt land Jr., as
II a> or her* In the four-'o-1 >edan. trawling east on
"Next year," Ihe city manager ' group, were drrterd ill the gray Writ ’ll ill St. and driven b> Ku Lot. 12 tn 10. and 34 to 4.1,
Kornhluth, “Not This AnitUst” ;
South Park, as described in Plat
Ruck, "Romance In Two Key*”} revealed, " We Intend to rrdecor- iI and green now u*«s| for the In- hy Mils. n Strickland.
Heok 3. Pag# IW, of the Reeorda
ate
end
re|*air
the
fire
ataliun
Neuhauer, "The Wise 'H eart";
j tareeratral. Feig-r.-it It. W. Trnrh
Dams
r
to
the
Mercury
sedan
of
Semfnota County.
Tehbett*. “Now I la y Me Down building and possibly romplele a 1of the Haiifoid Police Depar tru* nf, ♦aid t
report. I* estimated at ■
To Die”; Davit, "The Night pnril- n ot the City Hall Hut wa< i[ John Kadrr, Is-, sI jeneler, Jim CWrO 'i fir front enrl with rlamigr
Drop"; Duffield, "Tire Golden mrt d >ne Ihl* year."
tlrntmi, anlomnlale i.al'-sotan. ami tn th' ielt side and wind'hlchl j
Summer"; Mann, "The Ant Hill
W. C. "Red" llirra were others of the hludebaker estimated at
Odyssey"; Warren, "Hand of
I III the group la ing initiated.
$IVt
Angels" (titerary guild selec
Kailer, noted for hi* fin# Jewelry, ! C C iVwlson, Investigating of
tion!; liman, "Pictorial Htsloiy
| was pul through the pace* of *e!|. fleer ' Ihe Sanfnrd Police De
of th. Wild W esf.
A Valencia orange wa* brought
sil l Ci.it Ihe Sludchslo'i
j Ing ten lings, worth about 40t 1 pat'o'
j each, for a dollar earh; llnutho’ilri, ■■as hit on the left aide h) Ihe tn The Sanford Herald office l«(t oMlnued on 4’aje .1)
Meruirs
dan which rgn a slop, day, showing a distinct freak of
Swim Certificates
•ign can•tug Hie Sludsrbaker to nature
M. Hanson, n( Pants, laid thl*
«m*sh into a utility pole.
j^0 |, 1 morning "This la the first llm«
Will Go To Youths
Ihn injur nl (verson wa* prot*
( Mack of .Mi Sanford Ave. who I've w-rri anything like it. I'va
Fifteen youngsters have met tha
a*, treated at the lo< al hospital seen all shape* and rolora n(
The
Seminole
County
ChtfmVer
of,
S
l
a
t
e
d
F
O
T
S
l
i
n
d
O
y
*
Rrd Cross qualification* a* henrangra hut nothing to equal this
/
for l.ruiret and a rut lip.
Spaghetti Supper
ginner* in, swimming and will Commen # t~lay announrel that ‘ __
T.w* Snithside Haplist Churrh
one ”
the
Stafford
Boat
Company,
receive their certificates from
wilt hahl Its be.*, observance nl
Tha ortnge, about Iwolhlrda
brought
to
Sanford
hy
Arthur
Set For Tomorrow National
Red Cress through th#
trie nrJit.anr* nl baptism since
REQUERT DENIED
matutw, is green over half ita
Russell,
form
ed/
of
FredericksA spaghetti supper for member* Remlnote County Chapter.
its ti'gamialmn.
DENVER ur -Dist. Judge Ed surface and yellow over lha other
nf Ihe Sanford Rath and Tennis
The instructor of the r!a«* was burg. Va„ will he. ready to start
Tie eeivice. set for gumtay ward ■>. Keating, preparatorv to half Two small lines of green, aa
into
production
In
about
30
d.x)s
Club will he held tomorrow night Mi«s Beatrice M. Blsbre.
Scp>. II. at Stivvr Lake, will he sentencing James J. Shrcldv, aikcd if they *ei» drawn there, appear
Head of the boat production in performed iininrdliatrly following the defendant:
at the Mayfair Inn awlmming pool.
Those slated to receive the cer
in the yellow irrlion of the o ra n p .
Members of th* rlub are atked tificate* are Roger Boston, Billy tha new bulhiinf (wing completed the morning service, with the
"Iki you have ahy statement to
Seeming in divide the orange to
to rail 1100. Mra. Jark Ratigan or Clancy, Ikm Evans, Carol Fuller, r.ow, will he David D. Dr#'*, ssho pastor, the Rev. R. It. I.utivfnril make before vrntrnre it Imputed?" half, the t»u rolora are very dll*
wat
associated
with
Ruasell
for
performing the service.
"Vc*. rnuld I get married fust?" llnrt amt ate sirs tried by a pra*
M9-M, Mr*. Roy Symes, to make Jim Harvey, Paul Kendrick. War
The membership of lire new replied SJilehis.
dumliian' riilge.
ren l.rddnn. Edward Moore. Marcia 20 yrats in the curve)Ing divlsien
reservatlona.
"Absolutely nut," declared the
Hanson, formerly nf Hansmi
Expense of the spaghetti supper Moore, Robin Itoss, Peter Ruinbly, ef the American Vitrose Corp, at churrh. at prearnt, consist* prr
dominantly of people who have Judyr; a* he sentencisl the I9 sear Shn» Shop in Sanford, left tha
Is being drfrayad hy the rlub in llickry Sirea, John Threat!. Mollia F’redrrirksburg, Va.
Ruisell, said the Chamber af i mrrvrd their letlrr* from other old >oiith to an inrlcterminalr term orang- *1 The Herald office for
thl* instance, aald Mra. Ratigan.
Weidner, and Gary I* Winn.
Comnrerrr, it alrearly operating a j Hsp'isj ( hurrhra.
other* to see If they wished.
fur at.sault tn commit roblxry.
consulting engineering servira for j
which he wa* retained hv the*
American V i k o s * Corgs- prior l o (
hi* leaving Fredarirkibury to com*
w l
1
j
I’ v
to Sanford.
With Russell in his engineering
office is Clyde Feather*, who
worked with him at head of il-sign ,
engineering for all year* in Fred>
f
•ricktburg. Feather* ha* a BS In 1
engineering frmn lha L'nlveislty;
of Tennessee. He also studied al
Princeton, Kwarthmure, and the
University nf Penntylsauia.
Russell, who came to Sanford'
\i
to establish hit boat work* and I
engineering office, wat head of
Mrthanrial Research for the
Iniiriran Vitro# Bylvania Diet*
COO ^ P v
tlon for 20 year*. He also found
ed and directed lha operation far .
about six year* In Fredericksburg
of the Stafford Boat Company.
The famlliaa ef all three men
are living here and have establilted thrmaclvaa aa citiien* of tha
community.
?
M W
f\n p .rR N n r.N T
The Seminole County Chamber
of Commerce will begin its plan
ning for the fiscal year 19SS-5d
with committre meetings beginning
Monday morning, riesidtnt-elret
George Touhy ha* set the alogan
for the meeting* at "Planning
Galore at Ten, Two and Four."
The slogan carries with it the
•chedute. a* thrrr meeting* will
he held earh day, one at ten. onr
at two and another at four o'clock.
A program wi l l be aet for the
coming year a* each committee
set* It* goal. Plan* are expected
to l>e a challenge tn all outlines
in the past, and tn those to be
let in the future.
"In older to adopt a budget and {
to formulate plan* for a member
ship drive", said Touhy, “the o\er- J
all picture of the committee plan*
for next >ear muit he completed [
and Integrated."
Boh Hammond, of the Hammond |
Advertising Agency, who repre
sents the Seminole County Cham
ber of Commerce in Ita advertis
ing program, will be on hand he.
ginning Monday to work with and
advise the committees setting their
plans.
Committee* meeting Monday
will he the Commeirial Activities
DR. Cl-ARE M. COTTON, Dist. Committre, with B. L. Perkin* Jr.
Supt., West Palm Beach Dlvt.. a* chairman. 10 a. tn ; the In
Methodist Church. (Photo by dustrial Committee, headed by Don
Rale* a* chairman, meeting at 2
Jameson Studio!
p. m.: and tho Publicity and Ad
vertising Committee, headed by J.
Marlon Harman Sr„ will hold It*
meeting at 4 o’clock Monday.
Other committee meetings are
being set to meet each day nett
week until the mote than 15 group*
complete their program plant.
Nearly 209 Methodist laymen
from the Orlando District of tho
Methodist Churrh met last cighfc
at hlcKInlry Hall of the Kjea‘
.Methodist Churrh in ?anfo?R^ti
hear Dr. Clare M. Colton, Di
Superintendent of tliV these* ^
Reach District e ' • the^trlhoO H l
Churen.
The laymen cans# from the area
Hunting Licenses 4 lncW
tn».to m to«Ca<si*n,toJuaii*
to Daytona Beach representing X
Are Now On Sale ehnrthe*.
Beginning with a atipper at
ft:30, and a complete program of
Hunting license* are on aale al
musiral entertainment, the nirrting
the jfflre of the Seminole County
Judge Mr*. Lrtha Fowler, chief was climaxed with an address by
Dr Clare M. Cotton who spoke on
clerk, announced today.
"Everybody
it Somebody”.
Available mllh the license*. «aid
Inleie-t in the meeting was pri
Mr*. Fowler, are the regulator
marily to promote attendance at
for the roniing season.
Sta:e license* are $7.50. County the Horida Conference Laymen’s
licentet are $3.00, The only game Rally which is scheduled to be
in i»a»on al the present time, ex hrhi at the Methoslisl Youth Camp
plained Mr*. Fowler,: la Mar»d rear Leesburg the weekend of
Hens with the M-asfch Friending Oct. 14, 15 anti Id, Efforts rentarfrom Sept. 10 to Ndv. I with hunt rd, during the meeting of the lay
men here,
to get more than 100
1
Ing every day.
tend the eonfrrencr from the
"The only catch U," said Mr*
ndo Area.
Fowler, "we don’t have marsh Oflftn,
hen* here." Many people though* /'A'Attending
ttr
the Distort meeting
Irom Seminole County, go to oth K it th
the lecal Methodist Church
er section* of the State to hunt last night was the new I'istriel
tha marsh hen.
Superintendent of the Orlando
District. Jesse E. Waller. Presling at the meeting wa* Ed Allen,
Legion Commander Lay 'Leader of Orlando.
At Judge's Office
Ite ra te
an
EaUhllahed ItBB
VOUIKK XLVI
Weather
Tirlt* rlmirfr larfav sad Kitordav
with scattered shower* mastlv
durlna night nr early morning near
*«iithrj«l roast.
Book Additions
e To Library
Property Damage
Estimated Al $750
In Two-Car Wreck
Freak Of Nature
Shown In Orange
Stafford Boat Co.
To Start Operation
In About 30 Daj^
Baptism Service
yL.
m
.
a< iw im l »i. I
MCf'CElI MISSING
> Mf*
tbeae errantries
eur kelp. Thev
* m i fRto,”
•Old, "they « u t
*
D \
CANDIDArEil FOR MEMBERSHIP to Ik* local 40 k I organftatioo aa they lined no Into yesterday
aftto » » n a t firo t S t god Park Ava. far final taatracttoai. (toft to right) Knrlyto Basahoktor. Veil*
A. WUItoma Jr.. Mack V. CtovetoaJ Jr# J l a E aatoa. B. W. Taaak. "Bad" Hlraa. aad John Kader.
PHOENIX. AfU. oD—Th# city
fired m e of Ita laborrra, claiming
he failed to show up for work. The
laborer appealed tha diimiasll to
the City Civil Service Board and
the beard agreed to hear him w a
le toiled to atov
t
A PICTURE OP TBE Sanford Naval Aualliarv Air Station wax v rawer ted to Senator flworge Baaethae*
yesterday bv Farl HiggtaboHiam (left) prealdeel e f tha leateo le County Chamber ef
(Photo hy Juaeoen)
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T H E SANFORD H E R A L D
Solution W on t Be Found In Code
tors.”
WASHINGTON, t P - Americans to Jail."
Perhaps It was for this reason
who are aeeking a solution to the There is nothing reslly new in
prisoner of war problem won't the code and some, including Sen. that the code framers did not give
find it in the Pentagon's new code Cites Krfauver (D-Tenn). have at a definition of brainwashing As
if six commandments (or POW’s tack'd it as meaningless.
In effect, the government has
told U. S servicemen who have
the misfortune o( being raptured
by a Communist enemy:
"Be a good American and don't
let the Communists break you. If
you do crack, you're on your own
If you esn prose you were brain
washed. chaneev are you wont go
The 10 men who framed the
code, all Pentagon officials or top
ranking retired officers, observed
that "one should not generalize
about POWs,” emphasizing Ihe
Pentagon vies* that it is difficult.
If not Impossible, to lay down a
dcf.nitise policy for dealing with
men sometime ealled "eollabora-
a matter of fact, one expert argues
that "brainwashing is a myth."
The toJe framers nut only had
to set forth a unified program for
aU the services but had to preserve
the traditional codes of military
discipline and at Ihr same time
studp tha profound moral legal
and educational questions involved.
The solution which they offered
was a compromise between the
•chord nf thought'that says throw
the book at the turncoat POWs and
.the school that says let them off
without punishment.
Yet the six point code, ordered
into force by President Els*mhower
last month, gives little comfort to
Ihe future POW. It tells him to
trust in God snd the United Sletes
and be prepared to die defending
the American way of life. This
means resisting Communist pres
sures every Inch of the way.
But Gen John T. Hull. mu of
the code’s authors, streued that
the 10-man committee recognises
.that "any man can be broken if
enough pressure is put on him."
« still. Hull said, the committee
believes that no matter what the
presaure, there are certain things
that a man cannot do, such as
deny his country.”
Critics of the code maintain that
such a position straddles, rather
than resolves, the issue. They con
tend that it amounts to telling the
captured serviceman "We know
you can be broken. But den't be
broken."
'- f * .- '* ! * '
’
A popular explanation for the Or. Hinny A. Segal who Ix id td the Communists used." _
defections was "brainwashing”— the psychiatric team which ex- Segal and nearly all other an*
a term which the authors of the
**•
prisoners in Komost powerful factor in the de
code discussed but did not define. K t a i S h t a ? ^
* 2 ^ fections was ignorance.
"Ignorance lay behind much of
k i “ j m™V.‘ S 5 T
they did not ceorsUy accept.
undrnmne, the , ubjtcf , (elu. A this trouble. A great many service*
"Most of the prisoners were not values that he changes his own men were teenagers. At home they
subjected to brainwsshinjs", the moral and intellectual precepts,
committee- wrote, "but were given -There is practically no evidence had thought of politics as dry edi
i high povered indoctrination for • 0f phytical torture imonf the pri«- torials or uninteresting speeches,
propaganda purposes.
I oners.” said Segal "Those who dull as ditcbwatcr.’’
"The committee also learned became ‘progressives’ did so large- Segal sl»o called for a broad"
that the POWs were not drugged, ly to make life easier for them- program to educate the nation'a
Other methods such as denial of; sclvef. Any man who believes'in youth to be proud of their country,
food or sleep were equally effect-1 his country can withstand the kind! their military services aad their
Ive ai»J more practical.”
1of so-called mental torture which! cause.
UK
PIAMIS Of A MUSH am! timber fire, spreading over nruly 10,000
'acres in Northern Califcrnls. loom above a summer cabin In the
[coast range near San Jc:r More than 3,000 Federal end State tire*
lighters t attled the (Ire At least 1.300 men were on thr lir.'s in the
'Sequoia National Forrst area fighting to save redwood trees believed
to have been alive before the birth of rhn.it.
t/nlertjniioealj
Prisoner Breaks
Life Of Silence
. MCALESTER, Okie. (iv-From '.his vow.
that moment in 1934 when John The incredible story of the pris
A. Cane pointed to the spot where oner who wouldn't talk was re
be buried hia slain family, hr scaled last week. He decoded In
towed a life of alienee. For II talk in hope* of winning a parole
tong years ss a convict at Okla *lt was toil by reporters for the
homa Siata Penitentiary, he kept Tulsa Tribune, which said it agreed
to keep the secret learned in June
1MJ
From that moment on. he resaid Cane was arrested a few days
after his wife and three children
disappeared from their home. Al
ter questioning, hr broke down and
By CHARLES MERCER
admitted
killing them and burying
NEW YORK tgv—About SO years
•go a man named Owen Ulster their bodies In shallow graves He
wrote a novel rallei "the Vir took officers In the spot.
Fro mthat moment on. h* re
glnian" and started a literary fa*hioa that has flourished to this day. (used to say another word
The ni year-ol.l convict said in
The Western, it's railed in the
an interview that "1 made up my
book trade.
The basic element of the West- mini I'd never say another word
trn is a rather mute and funda and decided l ‘d play 1 couldn't
mentally decant guy who's quick hear."
With a gun snd able with a horse. The vow of silence was broken
To this character Is added a vari after Cane whs told at a mental
ety of plot developments that fall hospital where he was taken for a
u teto well-established patterns.
sanity hraring that he would no'
Events In Wrstern storie* have get a parole it hg lid not talk
little to do with the Important lie alio was v.arnej he would
•vents of our Western history. The reach a stvge sheze he wouldn't
opening of the West, once the war be able to talk.
like Indian tribes were scattered.
When he was returned to pitson
H i t o story of land hunger, litiga other Inmates were told he had
tion personal fortitude, and a undergone surgery to restore his
•tniggle for sueh necessities os speech and hearing.
[
water end transportation rights.
It ss*s feared that Cane, consid
Bad men were ai rare as gang- ered a "dummy ' by the other
i aters in our time; in general they prisoners, might be in danger tf
f baa as little Influence as Lucky prisoners disrnvered he had been
Luciano has on the citliens of able to hear thing* they had said
F Omaha today.
in his presence. Hut Cane, wha
r.
(But history always has bowed consented to the interview, appar
tA literary fashions. The fashion ently was unwornrd on that score.
CLEANS AND RF CLEANS WASH WATER
5 TIMES DURING WASHING CYCLE
TO GIVE YOU CLEANER CLOTHES!
Radio-TV
Highlights
established by the Western novel
is tbit there shall be a good guy
[
and a bad guy shooting it out.
Wall, why be superior about ItT
The Western (a a pleasing enter
tainment that has delighted boys
from • In go end a surprising num
ber n( girts nf all ages
The movies seised on the West
o n early. As movie-making mstuned, it produced such superior
works as " S h a n a ” and "High
Nooo” btsiscs its perpetual spate
of Incredibly bad Western films.
Television followed the lead of the
... Movies, picking up old films that
. M no market except the Sstur*
t i p bids' movie matinees
Maw television la sufficiently me4, ' tw# to produce Its own equivalent
o f ’Bhana" or H igh Moon." its
PMafoalag of now Westerns is
M fotUfe heavy (hi. season, with
f b l M a n that they're going to
b* bettor than aver.
•
F&Of out of the eorral this week
hv. OMad • spavined ntal aad a high-
American, Russian
Trade Relations.
Said Possible
MOSCOW u* _ Ren. Young (RNO* said today Communist party
chief Nikita Khruihchev told a
group of visiting senators U. s
floviet trade relations are "not only
possible but desirable.”
Khrushchev made his statement
al an unprecedented reception for
the American legislators at thr'
Kremlin, where be snd Premier
Nikolai Bulganin were tbelr boats
The senators who met with the
ift leaders were Kefauver (D
n). Dworshak (B-ldsho), Freer
(D-Del), Malone (R-Nev) a n d
Young.
.
Tbe five Monday were permitled to sew the new goviet atomic
power station near Moire*.
Krfauver said 'They have built
e good reactor. It's a modem
plant. I have seen Urn ItuUUsimds
it Oik Ridge and this compares
favorably. Tbe hardwire Is not as
modem at ours, but tt la all there.*'
S
laing colt is "the Life
of Wyatt Earp" which
DEMO DINNER
m ABC-TV. While it's LOR ANGELES C D -F o rm e r
Moon." R’a quite the President Many S. Truman won’t
Ws—^ ^ I^III»m
Nf Mtivttns.
v ;-
MORE CLOTHES CAPAflU
THIN MINT OTHER
1, Dirt looser* aa clothes are Individually
'dipped, flexed, and cleanaad by Q-E Activates*
Washing Action.
2* Floating lint and soap acum are carrlsd away
aa wash bosket continuously ovtrfowa into
outer tub.
9* Heavy annd and aflt are flushed out here.
4 . Pump continuously forces water up and
jUtreugh lite r nod (10 back into waahbaakei.
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vm.UMK XLVI
Licenses
On Sale
Tomorrow
Eradication To Start
On Water Hyacinths
In Seminole County
'
«•
Drivers Licenses
Issuance Short
Of Expected Goal
Ouly 4.757 driver* llc tn m h»ve
been issued through the close of
business yesterday. Mr*. Lethe
Fouler. Chief Clerk la the office
of Seminole County Judge Erne*t
Hou.holder. reported lodey.
Mr*. Fowler explained however.
"We will have reached the half*
way mirk In the month tomorrow
but not the halfway mark la the
Issuing of new licenses."
Seminole County Judge Housholder urged that motorists take
advantage of the opportunity to
have >our licenses t»»ued at lei
sure rather than waiting until
nearer the end of the month when
long line* wlli form each day.
Mr*. Fowler announced thl*
morning that clerks Issuing li
cense* In the lobby of the Semin
ole County Court House will con
tinue to pick up old drivers liccnacs. Instructions from H. N. Kirkman. of the Department of Pub
lic Safety for the State, that
" l t u drivers Urenses w en to be
take.i up and destroyed, will be
earned out as la the past'* she
said.
Chairmen Selected
For Local Chamber
By George Touhy
\
The Seminole County Chamber
iwt
meeUngTut* nJgMat the Banfonf
City HaU. beard preiWenCvrirl
George Touhy tam e committee
ehatrmea and members for the
1955-56 fiscal year.
Touhy said. "It is very gratifybig that tn general most all of the
people contacted were willing to
accept committee appointments,
end I sincerely hope that everyone will pitch In and help carry
out a good program for the Cham
ber of Commerce neat year."
Senator Douglas Stenstrom. re
porting for the Long Range. High
way Planning Committee, stated
that the group had met regularly
and that the CllUena Committee
had hern organised to augment
the program.
Stenstrom also explained the
new shoplifting and bad check
law and conducted a general dis
cussion relative to the bill. He
said, "The legislature f*tt that
somathtng should be done relative
tn the shoplifting problem in Flo
rida which cost the merchants
a loss of approximately 4 4 mil
lion dollar* a year." He advised
the mercheata to bo vary eatefiil
in any action they lake to appre
hend persons they suspect if shop
lifting and should be certain they
have sufficient evidence for charS'*e«
The bad check law," said Sena
tor Stenstrom. "Is not entirely
^ .(C—Hewed an P^age Sevan)
Agriculture Chief
Returns From Tour
Senator Douglas Stenstrom said
this morning that Seminole Cointy is one of 22 counties designated
by Senate Bill 637 as "critical"
In areas named for tha' control,
Stenstrom said that tha biD.
adopted by the 1955 legislature
appropriated $276.0000 for the
grim.
Godfrey Is Accused
Of Air Infraction;
s*Declares I n n
Beverage and occupational Hrenata for tha year 1955-56 nil
• 70 on sat* tomorrow, according to
1 John U Galloway, county Ux col
lector.
"Bills are being mailed to all
tf-ose who had lirentca for th«
year 1J54-SS." Galloway said. He
expects to sell over l.f*00 occupa
tional lictDft and 150 beveraga
licenses.
AH he’ rrtg* licenses must be
I renewed and the new Kernses on
Weather
Cofnifsr-hl* rlnudiftrt- north and
P irtlr cloud* smith portion with
•rattrrH -tio«»r- Ihrniijh Thurs
day.
*
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEM BER 14. I9.VS
—t
A m * l*led P r im l.eaMd W ire
No. 27.1.
Optimism Keynote
Of Property Drive
Uniforms Ready Benedict
For Hospital
Crossover
oih ,tcdstr ern hMecerc
n crenewal
e rani Auxiliary
Group —
Mrs. A. W. Epps Sr., president ^ 0 | - | | ] g A flS W O T S
Explains
Problem
Arrests In August
Hit Total Of 242
For Police Dept.
ripiimlsm was tha kfjrtot* of
yesterday's driva toward obtaining
J. L. Toler of Lakeland wai i i | V w U U l 6 J "****w w w ’ *ww^}that date n" heverage renewal ran,
r.ghl-of-ways along 17-92 on a
Sanford yesterday, said Senatorj n, lclllv .r r n v .»
srtliur God-I be issued until *n application has
*kv Seminole Memorial lloi
“civic piidr" basis when nearly
Steoitrom. inspecting and making I WASHINGTON 't —
he.n made and approved hy the P'u l Auxiliary, today announced
ll>0 .'•rininola I'outtly riticens met
inquiries relative to ihe getting <"7- accused once again o( an
A tot.il of It2 a-rc-is were mad*
State
Btverace Department. It li that the new uniforms nisy he
at 7:.1<V a. lit. tor hieakfast and to
underway of the program for ib is1 »[r safety infraction, .ays em
picked
up
by
memb«-it
at
the
by
the Sanfmd I'-dico Hcpartnirnt
therefore
tn
the
advantage
of
the
plan
the
day's
efforts.
phatically that he la Innocent of
area
during th* month of August, ac
operators tn obtain their beverage
C, 8‘or* T hu,.Jay.
any
misbehavior.
Mote
than
a
mile
of
the
necosToler Is Information and Educa
_ for the..........
... .en. .or.
■">» Saturday.
cording to * trj-.'rt ntadr to tha
license
year...1955-56
ronautic* Adminia- it.__
The (
•ary tight of-ways were obtained lloaid of S mfoid fity Conimtltional Officer of the Hyacinth Con
The uniforms are attractively
before noon. ri<-t. J, a , the Tax
is
investigating
a
tratton
fiom property owner* a« the ma stoncis at its last meeting.
trol Division of the Gama and
designed in cherry red with
ft: int that Godfrey's Collector's Office rln«#« at 12 whit* blouses, said Mrs. Cppt.
jority of cltiirn* called on by
Fresh Water Fish Commission of formal
Of th? total outul’cr of arrests,
plane 2 .**•:< "far too close" to o'clock noon on Saturdays.
NEW YORK P—Marins t’orps committee members expressed a
the State of Florida.
They will be worn by all meatO nes plan* after tak
The various occupational licenses beta while they art on duty at Capl Richsid Mct'utrhcn. Ihe epi-1 romptet willincne-s to cooperate 21 were for . v id e o and negligent
Tcler told Stenstrom, "The Hya an O n
cinth Control Division expects to tng of 5 7 2 Chicago's Midway also will go on sale tomorrow. the hospital.
cure amt cookery whir, has hit in the effoitv tn four-lane, widen striving, II for drunknrss, four
begin, within 90 days, the actual Atrpor ** ^ “ Wednesday. Godfrey Their license! are due Oct. 1 and
Ther# ia still an opening for the lackpot on Ihe $61,000 Question ,n i |>sx* 17-92 from Sanfonl to for disoidctly coml'ict, six for
diunknrss and disorderly conduct,
• re required bv all who practice a associate members Mr*. Kpr » j -biggest pure in the history ol Orlando,
eradication and control of hya denied C>
variation from rus- profession such as lawyers, doe- pointed out. urging all those who radio and television.
nine for driving drunk, four for as
cinth* under the new program " T tjy
T. .. .
tomaf ‘
ig practice in that to n , certified public accountants, ate Interested in serving to consault amt battery, one for va
passed by the legislature."
The 28-year-old Leatherneck won
. .
.. .
Chicago last Wcdnei- real estate broker*. surveyors, en- tact her or Mrs. Geotgr Harden, the CtlS television bonanr* with
grancy, one for lo ittin g arrest,
He assured Stenstrom, "Semin lncidi
r. . , . , , .
that I dipped my wings ?!nt*r«. ttc.
ole County will receive tha ear day
five for -riling a -Harr in lottery
art r#- membership chairman. Du n for *n dfnafing kflo\%ledge of foodi r
.
.
i t the other plan*,'' the qulred of all operators of-bu.l- ..so cial, member, a r, $10 per and cook.ng.
liest possible attention in view- of in s
for money, two tor po-srs,lon of
"
r
e
* 'V
* television entertainer n riie t iuch •• raragea, beauty year with no Bp#~ific duttea *U Ilia fathar. a retired Nil )’ fip I .
the critical status in the county." radix.
.
.
'* ", * rrr 11'* *ur* a share in lottrr;- for money, ona
told
a
reporter.
The new bill provides the eradi
•hop*, barber thopt, thoe thlna tache<t. Activa mambarahip dura tain, terved i t aide-de-camp a t'
*• <e 1 *n'
• * *n or for selling liquor vsithout a liccns#,
write itself off."
“ Aa I passed him I rolled my • tandi. woo.f yard*, repair tbopt. *re 13 per year with a minimum the overieai veteran aniwered an , could
cation and control of hyacinths
n.s.
_
i
.
i
.
bevrrritltft» already giving ..
the no.1, two
___ .for ,-ale
... of tntovicating
. ,
‘
with additional expense to abut wings back and forth the way we broktrt, wholeiale dealert, hotel*.. ^ boura of duty. Memhcrthip eatrcm^ly compllcatpj queition ............................
i - . s . . » * c s in l-itt!c- or container, withused
to
do
in
the
old
days
as
a
ting property owners. Three Se
rooming
Koutet,
motor
courta,
and
^•Tdt
will
ba
honored
through
In
at
night.
•
iiL
\
*
*
r*
nf
U*
*
wl*
ttamp
affiied,
two
for
minole County Ftsh Camp opera- greeting.
rofn^per.trd machine, of
^
c
I
A ,rh h a ? i rnlin e^^^
Intoiiratinr haver.
Seminole County Commissioner* "There was absolutely no danger rablna,
an dfuriptlont. manufaetuHnr.
Mrt- Rind*!l
been Cutchen mill be able to^keep about j
h **' plnH nt^t ?.t..A f««t «f .age*
— in ----------------------------$•*.
bottle* or container* with
for Immediate action of hyacinths of a collision."
proetsalnr* printing, packinr ff., named at ehairman of the Vol- (15 000 of the prue after income i elpM*«f-waya for the pioect: llih out the proper stamp affixed, ona
•tan-wnU and rafe^ .S'MnTr.'c't-1
•".4 ,tho’.'. ' r T
_________ ____________ £ ^ ' 1 ? ^ " V i ! . ^ * a ^
property,
- , , ^, “ roylng .. personal
..
, ,,
ing under her include: Mi*. RMeCutchcn. who has a wife and huted 830 feet: Thomas A.
-tng in any of it* branch**, fte.
Prospective Cubs'
of Orlando who ha. contributed T? f" r • XC,' ' d,",
-r«-«w* limit
N.
ttlackweldcr,
admitting;
Mrs.
three
small
daughters,
said
th*
Anyon* or-«attng a place of
14
for
Improper
parking,
$4 for
II. C. llettcl, aunshin* service; money will go "right In th* hink." 4M feet; •D'l Hobart W. Williams
! business for profit and . permits
parking
overtime,
two
for
park
Parents Are Urged
rth*
h
at
donated
INI
feet
of
highMra. John Morgan, hospitality, McCutchrn won by describing
i dancing must obtain a an** .tt- , (a
ing all night, 65 for parking meter
rt.
j
i
ri<
||.
c
,
Oakes.
Ilbcary;
trvrn
items
of
th*
menu
served
wav
property
for
right-of-way*.
cenra.
I, |
, .
„
i Mr*. Charles Cole, plarem ant;! at a dinner given at Iluckinghimi None of the property mention- violation*, one for prohibited park
m s ent*anor, ** Mr*. W. It. Dyson, uniform*.
j Palace March 21, IMS. for th*|*d *o far I* Improved property ing. two for parking on the wrong
Galloway, "to practice a prof**
new prospective Cub Scout par
Mr*. T. F. Mi Hamel is serving yrcnch ('resident snd his wile.
since the committee d«*. not
| ,M' of "»•
" n" for P«'U ng
vion of any ynd or operate any a* program chairman for th e }
ents in the Boy Scout Room of the
__________—
ect owner, in .uffer Irtcparabl* i on U,e
°np f°r perking a
buainesa without a proper licenie." group with Mr*. Harden In
First Methodist Church at 7:30
Ion. In the moving of building* or I Vrh'flr ov' r 15 ff,t in
p. m., Thursday night.
rhaige of membership* and Mrs.
th* removal of bulldog* entirely. *"
on‘' for " '^ I n g Improper
Any boy between the ages of
V. C. Messenger, publicity. Of
Ballots containing nominee* for
Other cltlicn. donating property ,r,t ,lln’* 0,"‘ for ^ p ro p e r ita rteight and 11 la eligible to join the flection to th* Femlnot* County
ficer* serving with Mr*. Kppt in
•long the highway for 17-92 rig h t-'
fro'"
position, one for
Cubbing Program. James Single Agricultural Stabilisation and Conclude 3!rs. R. F. Mann, vice pre
of-w ay* are W. Pitt Vanie* and
Hrrn.e. one for stopping
tary M Pack 54 and M. M. Land tanratlen (•tnmitl** ara being
sident; Mrs. Andrew Carrawey,
wife; Porter A. Hurt and wife; J ‘,n,, 'tending in line af traffic.
of Pack 10 will be prevent to ac mailed this week to all known *11torreiponding secretary; Mra. W.
Jerome
Kenneth Jerkin* and wife; four for runninK •<r,t> •>*«• end
cept applications and discuss with
Gordon Dean, 'recording »eer*John C. Holder and wife; Fr*d*f- i l»o for running a red light- K. xrea
*">***
roomy.
taiy; Mrs. T. E. Tucker, ts«asur-|
Irk N. TrR; John O. Cot.Hy and j r*'»» "'•'>* h r officers nf the San.
Cub Scout Program The prosper- f, * T* !*.***
will *** , '* * ^
At.DEN, Minn .ft—Th* mother
MIAMI. Fla
Hurricane lltl-1 f aVern* I. Werley; Alox Kl-h and |
Department w*r* di«.
„ v# ^
doea not h e re to *“ •dwl"»»ter the Agricultural of turncoat Gl Pvl. Richard Ten- *r.Mr*. Eppa stated that a unit
aecompsny his parent or parents Conservation program and related neson said last night she received is b*i"g formed In Altamonte da. weakened by her rnrounler leona; end llowaid A. McDonald. mi"ed.
prorram* for the next year.
(Continued on Page .Nrvrnl
i ouri fine* for th . month of
a letter from her son saying he will Spring- to work with the aualli- with the lowering mountain* of
tn this meeting.
Name* of nominee* are aa fol return home from ned China.
4ucu-t totaled $5,717 and Court
Charles Atkinson Is Cubmaster
ary anJ it la hoped that other eastern (Tuba, moved off that r a i n - ----------------------- -—
drenched Island into the Caribbean
'Coats collected eame In a total
Mrs. Portia Howe, who said she county town* will follow *uit.
of Pack 34 and Ted Williams is low*: W. R. Dyson, R. W. Eites,
Cubmaster of Pack 10. Both Cub Frank P. Gatlin, J. A. Hopkins, received the letter with "mixed A general meeting of the
Scout Packs are sponsored by the W. G. Kilbee, R. P. Lamont, and emotions," quoted her son’s letter auxiliary will he hdd Sept. 22 regaining hrr »u!l .trength.
Parking meter fine- during tha
Reports from Cuba were sketchy
as saying, "It won't be long now." at H p.m. in the City Hall al
First Methodist Church of San W. W. Montgomery.
| month of August came to 97C9.AI
Five will be elected to serve as
ford.
The 22-ytar-old soldier was on* which time member* may »P*- but storm fnrrraxters here s.vid Ihr
while parking m»trr -liver, taken
three regular members and two of a score of American ,;i* who dfy which aervice they prefer raxtrin end of Ihr island undoubtly
from meters in the downtown
was
pelted
with
heavy
rains
alternates. Spaces have been pro refused repatriation from Chinese and asrignments will h« mad*. It
■re* amounted to 11.160 01.
"Hurricanes
always
drop
a
tre
vided on th* ballot for writing in Communist captivity at the end of It exported that the auxiliary
NEW UtnK 'J*— Dork workers e sir feal-rvpo u s etan hrdl aoia
names of other eligible candidates the Korean War.
will begin to function about Oct. mendous amount of water when here vote today on an arrange-------- . . —
they rums in contact with moun
if se desired.
She said Trnneson's letter read L
mrnt for ending an right-day-old
tains."
said
Leonard
Pardue.
mrtein
part:
Eligibility requirements are be
orologisl tn Ihe Miami Weather strike lhat has rhoked off cargo
"I am coming bark to the Mates,
ing mailed with all ballots. Should
Rurrait "Such rain w o u ld un shipping in Nr* York and spread
members fail to receir* a ballot coming home, but my friend, the
to other Ks«t Coast ports.
doubtedly cause flash flood*
DENVER jv—President Elsen and ar* eligible to vote they may Army, will see to it that I don't
Th# strike settlement formula,
"I wouldn't be surprised if there
hower’s v a c a t i o n headquarters obtain on* from th* Seminole get that far.
which provide* a ntirrn* commit
was
heavy
damage
tn
Ihe
Cuban
says he plans to survey the fiscal County A. 8. C. office In th* Court
"It won't be long now. On Aug.
tee to h<ar complaint* of the In
valleys."
situation early next year before House her*.
23 a representative of Ihe Red
lernalio-isl l/mgihorrmcn's Assn .
Hilda's
top
winds,
which
were
deciding whether to call (or a tax
Cross
Gentril
Society
came
and
Ballots to be counted mutt show
estimated at >n mile* per hour has alrcadv been accepted by
cut.
a postmatk not later than Sept. guaranteed that it wouldn't be too
when she moved into Cuba, had traders nf th* waterfront union
The President's derision won't be 36, 1958, or be delivered to th* loog."
ILA P r e s i d e n t William V.
dropped to 60 lo 75 In squalls rear
made, Asst. Press Secretary Mur A S. C. office on or before that
PHILADELPHIA IA* — The dis Ihe renter as she lelt Cuha at Cape Rradlrv announced yesterday his
Plans have Seen completed.
ray Snyder said last .night, "until date, according to Homer Ballard,
trict attorney’* office widened it* Crua and entered the Caribbean. approval d the citirens committee Tommy Stringer, chairman of tha
ha sacs what tha stale of federal County Offico manager.
plan, piopotrd by New Jersey Jjjce* Committee, said today, fop
Methodist Laymen probe today tntn the past activities
revenue is at Uia normal Umc for
Slat* Sen Jamea f Murray J r . Ihe Joint civic club meeting to
of
a
couple
held
In
the
abortion
proposing a tax program to Con
but said union leader* would make morrow at noon, when Senator
Will Gather Here death of heiress Dorl* Stiver Osgress."
no recommendation to rank and- George Smatherv will apeak.
Nearly S» Methodist Laymen treicher In the wake of reports of
The normal Ume (or that la early Air Power Buildup
file members. The member* are Smalhers will he escorted Inla
will meet tomorrow night In San other abortions allegedly per
January.
eaprrlrd tn go along with the plan. Sanford at noon tomorrow by a reformed
by
Ihe
pair.
ford
from
all
over
central
FlorlWill
Still
Go
On,
Chief
Storekeeper
Jam**
A.
Snyder made Ms statement after
The union .wav under.. heavy
Mrthodlit Churrh.
Officials awaited results of a Y*t«* of Lake Mary, now on th*
. „pret presentalive of Seminole County
newsmen told him some members
sure lo end Ihe walkout. Three shrnff Lllth. r „,)hby., offlft. H#
Th* District meeting, which win chemical analysla
of Congress were predicting flatly Air Chief Declares
- - of bed .linen I retired fiat- ha* received ■ tetter rourt injunction- have been issued
will be met hv Rtll Kirk, local
that Eisenhower would call for a WIESBADEN, Germany igv-U S. bring Methodist Laymen lo Sin- token yesterday In a ‘^ “gh Po-J f fo rrr, tuUUoni upo„ romptet. against the strike.
! automobile dealer and friend of
tax reduction. Rep. Mason (R-Ill) Air Force Secretary Donald A. frod from all over central Flori
T
V
S?
°f
‘h?
V
T
7
ing
30
year
of
.ervlve
to
his
roun| Senator Smather-, an! by Tommy
was mentioned specifically as Quarles says America's buildup of da, represents U churches of th* Philadelphia apartment where the ■ •
22-year old bride of two months ,r >
| Stringer of tin- local Jaycce organlhaving made .such a forecast.
air power in Europe will continue area.
ration.
"No one har been authorized to despite a current military economy Presiding at tha meeting, to be died Aug. 24.
held at f:M and begin with a din- The couple, Mr. and Mrs. Milton
say what the President’s tax rec drive.
ttrierv jllnnt have been mada
of
the
Navy'*
Rureau
of
Navy1
D
Ii
m
a
J
C
n
e
T
r
f
l
l
l
h
l
p
ommendations will be next year," "We are trying lo see how much n«r, will be the District Lay head. Schwarts, ar* free in $3,000 ball Personnel. It wa* forwarded lo | U I Q f T i e a f U l I lU U U I L for nearly 2ud lor luncheon which
each
pending
a
hearing
Monday
Ed
Allan
of
Orlando.
Snyder replied.
wrr can economize," the secretary
f will Oe -ervrd at tin- Parish lions*
The Methodist Men's Club of on charge* of performing th# un
told a new a conference yesterday,
I ul the Holy ( rn * Kpi-cop.il
but he added that the Air Force Sanford will be boats for the occa successful abortion lhat caused the Commandant of the Sixth Navel WILMINGTON. N. C. tev-U ic)Church. Stringer called particular
death of Mra. Ostrcirher.
Blood Bank Donors plana to support Its full overseas sion.
District with Headquarter* In ciew nf the l-thmlan freighter .itlenlion to the change of location
Claire Cotton, District Superin Asst. Dist. Ally. Jacob Kalnh Charleston S. C.
defense policy.
.Steel Survejor heavevl a sigh of (or the joint meeting,
laid
yesterday
that
Investigators
Requested To Meet The Air Porco will carry out its tendent of the West Palm B«ach
r'hlef
Yate*
completed
V
*
v
ear
a
<relief today alter ridding the alup Senator Srnatliri' .ull he presentdeal of Information"
137-wtag program as planned and District and well known through had a "great
B
t aanoriioni
U
r ■ur*»ui/.
r A
aprr^icto,
e r r i. which
include, both a c of .he " e r a . o fth . white python." i ed - ith a gold key I., the city and
aDOUl
oinrr
pnim
out
Methodist
eirctof,
will
b*
tha
•
W
U
I
asewasiwi.e
*
t
__
..
Ilia r s r a rvk-lhnfi tt l a am nnif a ft *a e-lc.irsi** vxill ).<- <-* o m l*.
law
A t Elks Club House "there
is no mova to cut back ea
| tive duly and Fleet Reserve time. 13ie rare python was among a a welcome wilt hr extended by
principle spexker for the o« rasion. performed by the Schwartz**.
Donor’s for the Elks and Lions essentials," Quarles asserted.
load of animal* unloaded here yes-1 Mayor Denver Cordell,
Club Blood Banka are Invited to "Not only will the buildup con
terday from the lar east
Smalhen will tell the combined
the Elk's Lodje rooms tomorrow tinue,' be aald, "but it will eonA near mishap occurred when a j civic cluh inerting of the acromfrom U noon to C p. u. when a ttnue at the same rate — but as
cargo boom gave way on the ship pllthnienli of the Urd Congress,
Joint blood bank drive will be con economically aa possible."
.and plunged toward a crowd ol and following hi* address will re*
ducted.
Quarles' statement was made In
Co. I, 124lh Inf., Sanfcrd'i own I third prira will he a boll aetlon set for the near future th* men onlookers watching Ihe unloading* I main tn Sanford (or a short alay.
Those contributing blood are to reply lo questions about reports National Guard unit, still begin a n : Moiaburg 16 gauge shotgun. All »Bo J®f" no* ill l>e in on th# Steel cable- in Ihr ship's rigging "Ever)thing is rumplcl#," said
ipeetfy which tlub should be cre that a cut below the 14-kiUion-dnl- Intensive recruiting drive aimed at
from Robson fcrottnd and b* In a position to halteJ th# fall of th# boom within Stringer, "for the reception and
dited with live donation.
Ur defense artropriation for tha bringing the unit to as near full these prizes are
1advance rapidly in rank in the a yard of Ihe dork. There were no visit of one of th# nation's most
Sporting
Good*.
AO members, friends of mem 1956-37 year was planned.
out-landing Senator*.”
"‘ “T o
v^
, ' Army'* most modern arm." Capt. injurlea.
strength as possible, it was an "In" 'addition
to the abo«* award* u ryan; a,(d*d.
Swlsi a n i m a l trapprr Peler, The Joint civic club meeting, arbers, and their familiea who con
nounced today by Capl. Joseph D. Herb Roller, manager of the Rita
tribute blood to Urn Elk's Blood
Neilonal Gaurdsm#n leciivtd Ryhinrr attributed the mishap to ranged to hrat Senator Smather*,
Bryant, unit commander.
Theatre, has offered a number of approximately 1 6 of a regular, the "bad luck" attributed to the j is under the suspire* nf th# SemiBank will be served a steak din U. S. Is Backing
“Th* Sanford Company ia stet- freo passe* to th* Rita to any new aoldier'a pay of equal rank for while Python. Ihe 7'i-fnot -nake note County Junior Chamber of
ner following the donation of blood.
*d to eonvart to an armored unit •nllateos in Co. I who Join before 48 weekly armory training lesilo.ns | had ra«t a pall over the entire Com mere*,
No reservations will be neces 3-Point Proposal
early In November and In order the test week in October.
sary. Donors are tavltsd to go
of two hour*, three weekends in trip. Ryhiner said.
—
right on oat to the lodge rooms UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. tlk- to effectively Uko our place In th*
CapL Bryant also announced th* field and 1$ day* at summer,
---------------------The
United
States
U
backing
a
newly former 41th Armorod Dirtbetween 1$ noon and I p. m.
three-point proposal aider which •Ion we must increaso our strength that men who volunteer for the camp.
RIG TROUBLES
Co. I drill* every Monday night CLEBURNE, Tex. (*—A routine
the U. N. General Assembly would to ns near authorised •* possible," National Guard may alto now
eolunteer
for
tix
months
active
al th* National Guard Armory, session of the City Council was
PAILB TEST
endorse President Eisenhower's Capt. Bryant aplnlnod.
$64,000 Question;
Takes Dad Along
f°S
Ballots Are Mailed
S t t S To Local Farmers
To Choose 5 Men
Weakened Hilda Is
Expected To Gain
Strength On Water
Turncoat Seeking
Return To America
s-
Ike Plans Survey
Before Asking Cut
*"* ■
i ,,riv,,*
" Dock Workers Vole"'',1:!
To Conduct Hearing
Plans Completed
For Smalhers Talk
To Joint Gathering
Probe Is Widened
Into Past Action
Of Husband, Wife
Yates Is Lauded
For Long Service
A 7 "JT L “ ii':» it:S s White Python Curse
By Freighter Crew
WASHINGTON bit—Secretary o4
Agriculture Benton returns today
from a two-week agricultural trade
tour of Europe to find his farm
oolitic* embroiled In renewed po
litical controversy.
Declining farm prices and incomas have made the farm pro
gram a dominant partisan lsrae In
the preliminary party skirmishing
for next year's presidential cam
paign.
Benson visitad Great Britain,
the N e t h e r l a n d s , Denmark,
Prance, Italy and Switzerland In
search af possible new markets
for American farm surpluses which
help tn held down current prices.
He also sought International coop
eration to dealing with world trade
ptoUema.
ANOTHER QUESTION
COLUMBUS, Ohio 'J u r o r the
to minutes that the CBS television
show, "The 964,001 Question.“ wai
betas broadcast last night, not one
ran tamo M o Ik# Otto State PALATKA, Pin. (Ik-After dem plan tor Amorka tod Route to ex
In order to atlnralaU recruiting
Journal i rWtaA.n d . Bat as t o castrating kis drtvk* ability with chaajd iE U f if bltwprtata sad bamong the Boated C u rd
d a l said C faB dttar Dan maminer Bari Gera ns a passes~
T^**oatIteo of Usa U. r ^
1
•ftorta* many valuable
ger. Joan* B. Cleat -------p n p tw M
w*ia laid baton tha U. N. prises to tka •ah'* top recruiters.
D isartoaM *
To the tmR'a Up recruiter will
Na Ml o car. *
tofday by p n ill t lil adviser Har ge a three IIP Evlnrude outboard
"Clark didn't peas
old I . Staaan, who railed for motor. «*ro#' ---'t* will bo • 914
ayfm al to t o | 4M s •
t . A.
'- Jlng a Shake*.
aad imL Tha
Co. 1 To Start Recruiting Drive
rtu & r ■
duty with th* Regular Army and
receive his basic training. This la
In lino with the new roam * tew
aa passed by tha test Congress.
To mltet In Co. I a man must
he between th* agree af 18 and 96
although vetermna may tallst at aa
older aga. Men 17 may Join with
written permission of their parents.
"With ear soavarete to grata*
911 E. P in t SL, and aryon* Inforested la learning more about
the Guard la Invited to attend any
of these training sessions.
Every weekday between tho
hour* of 8 a. m. and I p. m. SFC
Jamea N. Wilson la oa duty at tha
Armory and will be glad to an■war M f questions anyon* may
has*.
Building Permits
Total 47 In August
startled to attention last night by
new homeowner W. T. Keonera. He
sakd be had Just built hte new
house la the middle of a street
because somebody had moved the
■lakes after hte homeslte waa
staked off In a naw elty addition.
Mayor Walter Holliday aald tha
problem was new but that undoubtadly tea housa would have la fa.
A total of 4J building permits
were Issued by th* Sanford Build-'
ing In-pector, w i t h estimated
budding coats at $97,421, during
the month of August.
Tha Increaso over the same par*
fod of last year comes to m an
than 25 per rent. Building per
mits Issued for the same month i t
1964 amounted to 971.101.
�THE SANFORD HERALD
Texas, Tumbleweeds Inseparable
SAN ANGELO. Tr«. ill-A great
many farmer* around here fare
crime pitchfork drill thla fall and
winter. They*!! harveit a crop they
can’t tell, can't eat. can't feed
their rattle, can’t afford not to
harvest
The plant I* Ihe tumbleweed-a
Joy to romping children, a ghoit to
a acary hor*e and a burden to
dryland farm»r«.
,
Many hdliona of Ihe waeJ are
ripening in limited field* . High
wind* last weekend loosened a few
million.
They w h i p p e d arro«« layel
ground until they hit a fenf# or
other barrier and then they piled
up. They burled the fence.
Sheltered liwnc al*o were hurled
aeveral feet deep.
Tumbleweed* range from knee to,
waitt high. Their limb* gro w Intel
a light, bslt-like ma«i of tough
branch#*. They break from the
ground entity and rhlldren Ilk* to doned for the season, and later
ram Ui*m at the Mind rollt them rain whim nurtured the tumble,
a|ong. A nervout horta thyt away weedi.
fren thorn almott aa faat aa from
Elmer Kelton, San Angelo Stand*
a rattloanaka'a hurt.
ard-Ttmei agricultural editor, hat
Where tha weed* pile up, they fait own explanation:
can burn a* if thay were gisoline"The tumbleweed I* nature’* way
aaluraled. If they'ro left along a of trying to provide cover fur bare
fence row, winter wind* bury them ground.
in *llt and ran romplslely cover
"Nature can't abide a bar# «pot.
the fenra in dirt. Nothing le** than and when man /alls to cultivate
a bulldotar move* them auccess- or remove* ihe grat*. the old
fully.
dame rlepi in and put* tumble,
Soil rnn*erv*tioni*l* blame two weed* or other weed* at her own
thing* for the severe infestation: eontervallon mea»ure ”
dry weather in the early imrnnrr
which caused field* to be aban- KERR
INS I Is K
31 3
WASHINGTON 'A—A till* that
ha* been borne by world-renowned
Americana from flenjamln Tranklin to Porlt Mail* seem* about
to disappear.
If* "envoy eatraordinary and
minliler plenipotentiary’’
Until ta*J thla was the hlghr>t
till* glvan any UK. diplomatic
representative. In that year Ihe
first U J. ambassador waa named.
He waa Tbomaa Francis Rayard.
accredited to Rritsina Quern Vic
toria.
Since then the upgrading of leg*,
lion* haaded by miolitar* to em
battle* beaded by ambaiaadora
baa gone on apara. The total of
embaialea reached 73 last week
with tho promotion of the US
legation to the grand duchy of
Ltiaemhourg — where Mr*. Meets
had served as minuter for a lima
until 1UI.
Legal N o tice
There are only five U J legaMona lafl— In Hungary, Romania,
Uslaad, Yamen and Tangtar.
h n m r.
or
a p p l sca ts
on
rw n
r a t n aa n
tso , saa.se n#H«# bmmiw #i
JoJTiric ip hkh scar orytK.
Thai n*a Till** aad Marat* Tlllta.
hi* w|f» ib» balder afTha r*il*wiar
*»nillr#i# ha* fil*4 *»l* rtrtitirti*
f»r tat «#*a ra aa lia..#d ib#ic*a.
The c#Miri*aia *umh»r ant year
af lidiae**, ma dtt.ciyil#* af th#
m#p.n», i t s Ik# tame la wM«h
It »»• ••>••**4 at* a# r»lln**»:
r*Mirtrtia Na. Mr Tt*r af Is•uaar# N m l i A. U t i l l
t>#*rrl#ti#n *r Proptrlyt
Hint: Uj.# Mynir Bhar#t Plat
Mm* la which a*itii»4 (lltaa
Uniunmh •'
AM tild prapsrty btlag I# Ih#
ChurIv nf armlhalt, Plata nf Plarlat. Iihltt* inch <-#rilln-»l# than
b* f#d##m#d acmrdlaf la law lha
praptrir 4M«rlh»4 Ih aufh aarllfl.
raif wilt ha said ta the piapaat
hidl#r at lha rr«ai d**r a f Ih#
prmmnl* r«uhlr *’#Nrl ll»u#» hi
hnnlntd. rt«fl4*. #n lha »lr#l Mane«r Ih ih* month af Ortafcar. Tail,
j’ M.-h I* th* ird 4ay af O tttltr,
"■«*£ jAkia Mat 4ay at Aaawat,
WANDERING ELEPHANT
tlTII.I. FLAYR GAMER
CHARLOTTE, N.C’. i*-Vlcble.
tha wandering elephant, continued
lo play a walling game today.
Vickie la a l-yssrold female who
waed*r«d away from an amuse■Mat park Runday and h*ad#d for
a waodad area wfaar asba ramalnad
throughout yaatarday,
Her awaar, Jack Pirtlow of
Rack Hill, I.C., aaslalad fay pollre
and voluntaars whlstlad, hooted and
piaidad with Vickie In rom* home.
T7»* more fervent the pleas, the
tftepar Into tha woods Vickie* went.
In datperallM. Pirtlow line dlhe
•ay koine with grain, which Vickie
lavas. Whether it will work, only
Urn* will tall.
Kerr Says Ike
Is Acting More
Like Candidate
WASHINGTON JP— Sen. Kerr (I)
Okla) raid Tueelay that President
Eisenhower i* "artip* more like
a candidate and In* like a states
man every day."
Kerr »aid Klsfnhnurr'c nhefrvs
tion Sunday In Denver that older
folks arc bring required lo fell/g
loo early indicate* lo him the
P m id tn t Is thinking about running
again.
Sen Jcnner (K ind) said In a
separate Interview be gained eomrthing of Ihe same tort of Imprei.
alon from Ihe President’* remsrk*
Eisenhower, who will be i;> Oct.
14, has given no public imllcaliun
of his 1914 plan*.
"Everyone Is going, on the a<
sumption that Ife will he * rand!date." Jenncr »aid "lie'll hair t<.
run iinle**, of course, something
happens In hi* health '*
Kerr, who bid un.urre..fully for
Ihe Ht2 Democratic presidential
nomination, said the Democrats
don't believe Ki*enhower Is a* pnlilirally invulnerable as some Hepublican* srem lo think.
"We'll heal Jnm, or anyboly el»e
Ihe Republican* put up. with the
right kind of farm program," K*rr
declared.
"Thir, along with the !i«ue* of
public power and tax juitira for
all—Including Ihote in Ihe low-ihcome group* and not ju*t the upi»er
Inrnma and corporal# la«payer* will be th# ha*is of « Democratle
victory in I9.V5 regardlrtt of the
Republican nominee ."
Kerr said hi* definition of the
"right kind of farm program"
f h s l g la r ja r l* C Ih s p a rd Ih# h *IS * ( in # f a lla w ia a * * r i l t ir # i * ha#
S
1*4 said ##tiirioai* l*r le t 4»»4
ha i##a#4 ih#r#on. Th# r»nm .
apt* aumhtr and star nt l#.uanr»,
Ih# ti#*«rlalUn af lha |.rnp#tir.
r rfhindai,
aad th* nam# la wblrli It was at«’l#rh rltrnil i,aiirl, atatla- *#*##s ar# a# ralinwi:
*>l# rn - .n if . F ln r ld *
C # r llf lf # l* No. ITT T##r a f It'•1*1 H o t ■ Stall
awanr* Jon* tl. A. O fell.
H r
r iF
A r e i.ir iT in *
r iK it n
1*1.1* Plsrld*
1*1
Paw
eiaiBi#* af
'»t w : f i p
H f.n r w r
o iv a n .
I n . i S la rjo ri* r # h rp *rd Ih# haldr r of in # rn lln a m a r« M l|l* « tt ha#
•'led ta id r r n if t r a i# fa r i t # d ttd
lo n* I r t M#d lh«r»nn T h * . *r l in r # l# n um n rr «*4 F *» r * f lt*u # n r# .
Ih# d rc tri# u # n #f ih * rro # # M F,
and Ih * nam# In w h lrh It w t# •#.
a*#**d tr# ## follow#,
n t d r l a l l n a nf P r n p f r if I a I t P l#rk S I a <* Arhor c.'oantry Ifluti Slnirsn c# p#>.ilon rial
float, S p #( «# Tl A T l
N#m«
in
w h lrh
# • • * , , . ,t r
P»#rl F s lr r h lld
Eijvstrtjmiiw ambrera* th
M il
•» M tila r d
aa raaorda
l^rdtkiirg. N#w M#ll»*
ivnHte sayings, jokes or ciHnons
A N N PA G E SOUP
Equipment to hroadeail "fog*" of
ln*ertlcldci. Sprayers for weed
killer* nr plaht growth regulalora,
or to doae raltla with DDT. Smoke
pot* to protect crop* from fruit.
Studio* eontrlbuting to developmrnl of drug* — baled on tha war
time polion gas nitrogen mustard
— which ara helpful against tha
blood ranrer Itukemla Kilter*, lo
MINNEAPOLIS P — Chcmlral
acienee girding for war has brought
you great peacetime dividends*
from in«ect control to cancer
treatment*, a scientist said Tues
day.
An unuaual areount of ’ht*e
h* nr fit *, from Just one phite nt
wartime selenee. was g i v e n
In the American chemical Society
hy Dr. C. It. Marquami. Army
Chemical Cnrp* advisory council.
Army Chemical Center, Md.
For years th* Chemical corps
ha* been engaged In intensive
studies of weapon* for — and de
fense* again*! — ehemleal, biolog
ical and radiological warfare, he
aald.
Many of Hi ditrnverie* nr devel
opment* have been pul to peace
time u*e A partial !i«t, slid Dr.
Marquand- runs like this:
Red Cheek
FLAG A NORTHERN
Ann P ag e lllcnded
lake bacteria from water. Spraying
crop* from airplane*. A aafe
method (or fumigating ships. A
new type of dosimeter to tell you
how murh radiation you may have
been eapoird to. Contribution* lo
a vaccina against tha dangerous
disease anthrax.
A N N PAGE
l* » r
t a il*
ra ta l
n«»t i «:ii
F la r ld a
e t a la u a
ANN PAGE
ml
A A P S w eat o r U naw eaU n Juice
ra
t ir n ic n r
o iv e .v.
T h a t I ’ I . liu tt’-n in * h t ld t r of
in * In lln w in e r a r t lf lc a i* ha* tll*4
nal4 • r r t l l l r a l * fa r t a t 4 **4 In
l>* i • • .1 i b i t t a * . T h * r# rtl(ta at*
h u ii.i.tr and v#*r n t Ic tu a m # . th*
it * * * ii|iila n at lh a p rn p sriv , m d
th * n am * in w hich It w«» h u m * *
a m »• rnlln w i*
B irdseye Frocen
O ttlflial* .N«*. II* T*nr nf !••
a u a n r* J a n # I f , A. tv l>SI.
I> ... tlp llu n of I’ m p r i l l
I "I I IO«*h U .V «nh i h ilu o la
iiuoh 3 Pta«* si <•> li
Aerosol bnmh* to kill Inserts «>r l*i,t
M m * in w h lrh a*****r<t P t*rapre*<l *have cream nr deodorant* line i* lu»Hil*r
p r - r » r t y b *ln p In
nr hair larquer. Dnig* for epilepiy Ih *A llr n unfa t y**lrf
nf —
-----lurned up in a *e*rrh for controls F lo r id * I'lttrr*
*u rh
r * r tlf lr a i*
r*d **m rd a r m r d ln p I * llwr
of rnnvutslnni from exposure lo nIhh*all p)>•
p r r tv
d r» rrlh *d m tu rh
nerve ga*ei. Chemical clues In p a r llf irma i*
w ilt h« »n|4 In th * h lah *
*
l
h
ld
d
*r
>t
ih
*
n f th*
protect you from arrldental rapo. Itnm liK iU 1'om nr fCmonuirt 4#or
m * *1
sure to dradly do*r* of certain H anford. F lo r id * . *n lh a f llo
lr t t M on
of O rlo b * r. 1*11,
Insecticide*. Paint* to keep ship dwahylihIn i»thai htounih
. l i d d*v nf tw in h rr.
bottom* free of barnacles.
Annual.
llse of a war ga*. chloropierin, tsss*"4 lh>* 11,1 d'*’ *l* V
♦o rofitrol soit-horoe fungi or bac (orruiii ct*rh • n**i)
print<• ! in while ink on the blackbn.irtt
Ilf !ul malorialc u r r r prcirnIrd in the new percormrl with Ihr
rnmnlinirnis of thr- bucincrs and
pn.fr*.Im;sl group, of th# county.
( rooms \< \ d i : my
plank
O R IE N T A T IO N
Tl'r wrrk nf Sept (1. — 19 but
hern detlgnsM a* "Orientation
S u n n y fld d Delicious Mix fo r
P acific B rand Small
L egal N otice
H IL LS
N ifty Froxen
M b. CANS
D IX IE L IL Y
n
h. llrra d u n
I ' l n h c ir r H il C iin rl. I r m l n .
t>l» C tin n ir. F ln rld *
N O T H SI n r
A F r i.lC A Iin .V r o ts
T A X 111:1.11
la * * , l a r i * F u r l s *
a i a i a i * * ml
ih t a i
.V iiT ic i* i *
in :in ;r r
o iv r - .v ,
T h a i S im Jot l* C N h rn .td th* lirld * r of Ih * fn lln w in a . * r ■I ft - a la h>.
fll*d sa id ■ •rtlfim l* fo r i s * d *r4
In h* l* . ,».| lh»r»«n T h r m r tlf lr a l * nurnhar »n* M i r of l* * u * n r* .
Ih * dr>, ritnion of ih * p m p rrlv .
■nd th * n *m * In w h lrh It w t * as****»d n r* t * follow si
C * r M f i.a t . S " . I t T * * r ml Is m a a v * Jim* i s A. It. i * ; s
|v # *rrlp tlo * of r r * n * r t y l
l-o i* * A « I'm It V I*w I'ls t a * * k
J I'a a * S |
N am * l * w hich h *s # lic it k . St
Itlr h ard tn n
A ll of raid t-rop rrly b rin g Ih Ih#
C n u n lr of dsm lnul*. P la in nf F lo
rid * t 'n l* * * i'Mh t * r l l f i r * l * sh a ll
Heins Rtraleei
HABYKCOD
rerannnl Rise M bare
IV O R Y
au m h ae aad s t a r a ( |t#u *a#a, the
d * » c n p tln * n l ih# a ia iw r ly . thd
th# n am * Ic w hich it w #a a ss* # ,
aad »»* a * r«iiaw #i
f ’• ! • if lr a la Na. SIS T « * r a f I*>
_
B c « i l p l l « * a.
ISIS.
HALK-MsK
A rm m trg
T R F .K .T
Ipcwb • P**»c . t l i* It L I I.i
A eu a iir
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. . A i l o f • • l4. Ff» Si*»tr h # l» e
Ih * < » u * ; y r f e r m ia a ft, a ta i#
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Gen.I# Ivory
SNOW
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Cleaner TW O M k
BI’ IC N’ SPAN Boa
D rtfigtnt
Lrg.
OXYDOL
rkg.
4,S u p e r* R lg h r F ully Cookrd Smell HpcklMR
Finn Golden Yellow
'8ut)«r*R iflit" F ancy Sugar-Uuiwd Slab
B
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(by th e piece)
^
Calif. Sredlega
“Super.RIght” Fancy W eaUrn Select Tender
la
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sh a ll I # r#d#»m»4
a c r « r d i* e I *
• • w th a p ro p *rlv d#*rrlb «4 la »n*b
lla y
ctsv Tab Caltariar.
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Artttcur Chrpprd
11AM
12
f-rn p * riy I
1*1*. l , * M *•» td.apw*#d P1#S
fsaoM t I’aa# IS
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h » rsia ,
##r»# a r a p r Ih t r t a f «■
^
A r m o u r s V ie n n e t f
matin . n the fuilowiog will be givWrek."
Information a* I h r rhinitM
cn tr. ihr home rnomc: 1. The
then curricula, grnrrkt, voealimiai anil college preparatory, 1.
School policies, J. Marking *>’»tcm.
4, Pn.mi.turn, end l. clubs and
Organisations.
fitU'Irni* will he given an oppnrim iM T ie * ro e
(unity tn plan and talk vlth their
T i l It FIFO
elai*rt)Am teacher#.
IBw*. te4.se Flarsea
aiasait* ar
Ariemhly will be held ’or the
Ren lor High (grade Itt-tj; TUes- S
i W«.I‘Ir“EJ ,.X *S
day, ihr 1st perimt and the Junior th * t c lU w in a < » r ll(lr a l* h a s 111*4
aaio
c
S
l l f l . a l * fa r i * x d*#4 la r>#
High School u ’rado :•*) th* Se- Man #4 rih
*r*o n .
Th#
r# (tlf|« a ia
avaac# Jun# is, .* n
lltt# a
A& P's F ancy Sliced H aw aiian
Golden Cream Style
THti 0IAPH tUUtfKATft pnMpeetlve g-owth of world population to
•Iwlfr 111 pre-ent sl/e In lhnn»it ** year#, a* reported at 0#nev« b»
tbe United Nations. Tb» report envision* this growth barring war*
an.l evonomle erlse*. r»pulaUfln la inrrawaing by IV*',. a year.
•ullct ftiurrh, Sanfnrit Avn. ami
Rlxth }U. Varlfiu* rltltrns an.l j >.
ci*llr* will |,o rrprr-«ri1l*rt at th*
W
i
C li-f B o re r-D e e
SPA G H ETTI
teria or wred* or a* a fumigant
In mill*, rerral bn,, and ship*. Ga*
All nf said pr«##rtr halna n Ih# 13 mum *m | P jt tn. # r r v lr r c .
Cnunlv of h#mlnolr. plat, of FI
rids I'nl##* #lirh r #r 11 fI- ■I« *1 l|
h* r*4**m#d arowdlng m taw ii ,
Tlir new |>rr*nnnr) nf Rrmlnnle
prnpiri* d*crrlh*d In #i|*h . *rtlfr
# will h# told I* ih# hitht-i f'niinlv met at Cfoomc Mich
d»r at ih# from d»0' of in*
IC«mihol* Countr C o n ti llou»* .iSchoal Thurcilay, at 7; V), tngelhcr
C*ttirir*i# Vo. jc | T##r ml ic#u■
ICal.frrd. Florida. #n Ih* flr.i Mon.wlili Mr (‘AARer rrprTcentatltc
* * » • J u n * I I , A. I> IS IS
d«r In ih* momh . f Ch lat-r. ir.i of th* llosril \trmh*rc nf Ihr Artlira, rt|*n.. ml Vimmmw'
Whlrh I. Ih* ltd d#* nf f ' tnbm.
mini'trallve a n it Rupfrvliory
I a-i * i c to SI M lndM .III# ll# l|h i#
lis t
f l a i Hook C I'aa# Cl
D *l*4 thl# l t d d * r of A u a .M ,. Slafli am) reprcscnl.cllvei nf the
M r o r In w hlrh • n c i c t d J e r k C
• V ic ln * M I't r d r n
T. T A. ami It I*. A. Organlf.i
( o r f u i t i c le r k 's «#»ti
A ll nf .#ld pt n|.*r I v h sln a In
O P tier ndnn
linne.
ih r c ..,im v nr P ro 'll...I*. P la it of
c|*rk r it- iii cniiri, PtmlnTboy mrl fnr thr puriunr nf
»3ff*d«
c m ...
such
r * m r in a ir
o lt C n u n lr, F ln r ld *
fM H
f#.l##rv,Pcf
WcriardlfiR In
bftenlatlng Ihr nrw prrcnnnrl with
I4W lh» r i'M M h A#*p«|h«fi |n etifh
• a n l f i r a i . w in ht told to th# h la h t v r *hr county iracblng aystrm
• ct I. d .ltr t l Ih# from door nf |h#
The lunchrocim wac ilccnratcil
Nttfi*t-c I* f*scnrs||r I'p u ft I I r h i i At
•ra f •I**1 'klblicui ami nther flnwer*
e a r i * m # month of n « i*b » r. t i n .
•«*<• of the season. A mlor xchrmr nf
?»Vs,h * ,M
4' r *f °ci*e*r,
aad A s rllfu if, red, yellow am! green
d#*d arrenlfd with black wac u*rd tn
iMs*'*d ,M' **•* <l,r •* A*e**i.
lO lt lt la l C la rk '* * # # ll
O
P. H trndnn
C la rk C ir o u lf C a u r l. i # m la .
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Semine Citizens Meeting
Out of the desire toP «U the people,
Wilt
CSA? - • meeting of some of pltizen* of Semi
tbeii
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in the interest of the nty’a growth.
For initance, Repfitative Voile A.
Williams Jr. remarked'.t "I can envision
many acres of wonde grazing pasture
where 17*92 now cxlstf this four-lanlng,
widening and paving *jcct does not go
through tn completion
And hardly ’had t atatem ent l>een
made when Williams a "afima of the peo
ple seeming are hold an umbrella over
them to protect th e m e s from a shower
of diamonds."
Our able repreaentve told a group of
nearly 100 citizens t)"A H the people all
over the county are treated In 17-92 be- cause they wnnt to aehe county grow."
We would also lllfo review the state
m ent for you when Warn* said "If It requires M00.000 to !>oir to the people th a t
the right-of-way h u . then I think the
Seminole County Bed of Commissioners
will furnish It," and: continued, "BUT, If
it takes f 600,000 tm y a l.unch of greedy
people, then I don't f the County Commis
sion should pay It."
Btalley Odhnm. hd of the Cltizena Comm ittee. and leader Irfie "civic pride" effort
to secure the rlght--ways. told the group
attending yesterday'm eeting th a t "if we’ve
got relflsh |>eople song us. the cltizena of
the county should low what they have to
say about the rlphof-ways."
William Dial, Rid Board Member from
Central Florida tokOdham in a recent tele
phone conversatio th a t, "if the citizens
provide the right-f-way, the Road Board
will let the coni rad Oven if it haa to be done
on Christmas Day1*,
These are ju a ti few of the rem arks th at
fn** been heard $ the meeting* held yeater-
The Saiford Herald
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Cold W ar May Get Different Look
day a t the Glass Fountain on 17-92. They
are Im portant statem ents bccauae they have
a direct bearing on the success of the project
th a t m eant much to Seminole County.
Businessmen along the highway between
Sanford and Orlando should atop for a
moment and add up the figures th a t mean
success or failure. The figures in the "suc
cess" column come from the thousands of
feet of highway property th a t m ust be con
tributed in order to make the four-lanlng,
widening, and paving of 17-92 a reality.
The figures in the "failure" eolumn are
the millions of dollars in loss of businesa
when traffic is taken from the present 17-92
and routed over a BY-PASS th a t will profit
none but the individual who does not have
the success of Seminole County uppermost
in his conniving. Millions of dollars in motel
room rentals, restaurant meals, filling sta
tion sales, real estate aalea, tavern spending,
and general business sales, will be funnelled
Into other channels.
Seminole County m ust look more than
once to be sure. Look again, and again, before you say, "count'm e ouL" Add up the
totals and you’ll quickly change your com
m ent to "count me in," and " I’ll do my
share."
WASHINGTON i*-S«a. Geors*
Malone, a Nevada Republican,
may have been a b lu e r puzzle
te tha Russian* than any other
member of Congress they md
since the Geneva conference gave
the cold war a sew look.
On Sept- 1 to Moscow Malone,
who, only a (aw months ago conaldered Russia the world's No. t
outlaw and wanted to break dip*
lomalie r a I a 11 o n a with her,
swapped toasts with the Russian
leaders to peaceful coexistence.
Americans themselves are apt to
be a little puzzled whea the travel,
lng lam makers return home and
begin giving their reactions to the
Russlam. The reactions probably
mon’t be tha aama.
Yesterday Malone was one of
five senators who spent almost
two hours in the Kremlin with the
Communlit bosses, lie reportedly
asked, and got from Premier
Bulginia, permission to travel
around Russia, seeing what be
wanted.
Last January on tha Senate
floor. Malone said: “ I have never
HAL BOYLE
Tiny Bits From O ddity Almanac
NEW YORK wh—The Oddity Al-'violated tha tradlUoos of ole Kan
lucky enough to call tor a mint
manic:
Overheard at a recent Sanford City Com Is this country going on tha Julep on the rocks. But now soup
on the rocks Is setting more and
mission meeting, "w ater bonds are liquid." rocks?
It would stem so, judging from more popular, Including borscht
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the present Irent in American and bouillon.
There was no busier place ip America, drinking habits. Either thst or wa A friend of ours, watching a guy
gulp down a bullion on the rocks.
yesterday, than along 17-92 between Sanford arc Just entering a new ice »t*
Tha long tall cool drinks of yum b*ard him say to a companion
and the Orange County line. And there was have
been replaced In (Ivor by "Greatest invention since the
no le tte r deed in America to be accomplish scotch on the rocks, bourbon un wheel."
tha rocks, martinis on tha rocks. Sooner or later, of rourse. some
ed than the one citizens were working for.
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daredevil is going to call for fried
I even vodka on the rocks.
So far as we know nobody has pork gravy on tha rocks. That
How slow the transition from summer to
ought to end tha trend fast.
winter. Only a day or two ago we rend in a
What doas It profit a min If bt
Is prosperous enough to afford a
fro n t paga story th a t "Santa Claus Is com
rich Juicy steak — and then has
ing lo town." We hope th at the weather will
to gum it?
be cooler so he won’t turn around and head
Millions of Amtrtraa kids are
back to the N orth Pole before accomplish
going back to school this month
Dr. Solomon N. Rosanstain. Col
ing hla m inion.
umbia University .dental authority,
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says at 111 the average youngster
Seems aa If wa can detect the delicious
will have seven daeayed. mining
or filled teath. One out of five
arom a of baked turkey and the tinkle of
will need major orthodontic car*.
reindeer bells In tha air. That moans Thanks
Only 4 per cant will be free of
giving and Christm as wil! so .n be here.
dental decay.
PENDLETON
And Zk years later, when he la
____
Admiral (Richard Byrd! Sikes- « . »h« average Individual will have
Remember tha lS-mile per hour school
It to Boh Sikes to fly over »» missing, decayed, or filled teeth!
zones and tha atop-for-bus s'gna In tnn-nn 1Uava
the North Pole. Also count on To help assure good choppers
ttnd along tha highway. A child's life is at him to do it a bit differently than ! later in life, dentists say a child
stake when you dlaregarJ these traffic re anyone else. For last week, wh«n »hcukl be taught to squeeta that
Florida's "hs-coon" rongresimsn toothpaste tube himself at tha age
gulations.
flew In an Air Force survey plane ®f B ®r J.
a
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I f aalea ta x Is an y lnrt|Pfltl.»rrf>T lOCfenartT first Fl«rldl»n in history to drop Almsrtie fashion notes: You
Florida RUte Flag there. As think women are fussy about their
the flag fluttered earthward to rlothei? Many men are even fUatake It* place atop the world, Jslcr, says Rudd, s Fifth Avenue
Tikes muttered, "1 beirby claim haberdasher, particularly about
has had many names. Christ gave him the
all lends In th« area for the their bow ties,
b u t name nf all. He does love us ss n
sovereign State of Florida.’* And 1 "You'd think a bow tie Is a bow
that could causa a lot of cnnfu-1tie. and that a man would pirk
f ith w . H f will give ua sound advice and help.
sion.
M*ne from a selection.'than Just
As Bob later told Governor|we,r I* *n<* forget It.
SAM DAWSON
LeRoy Collins, “I hope that didn’t
■
add to the probltm of reapper-1 hassee. Announcement was made
tionment." As far aa we are con- this week that Davie had acctpearned, we rant figure out whet ted Ute appointment a* Execu
ha wants with the North Pol
tlv« Director ef the Btote Rood
end whet he expects Florid* to Department—new top adminis
NSW YORK.UN-Short a g a t cent* a pound to keep their mill*
do with It now that he he, «n- trative Jo6 created by the Btote
threaten la put a damper on some running. A dock tie-up In the east
Legislature. Tha position wa* es
segment! ef Industrial production. haa kept some foreign eopper from
tablished with the idea that there
Tight supplies, particularly in mtt- being unloaded, ms king the piach t e budding boom la still strong
Florida Chamber of Commerce should be administrative continala, aye landing purchasing agents even more severe.
Cement supplies have beau abort Secretary crasy.
, uity in tha operation of tha Bute
Scurrytag—and paying premium
Bike* performed hie act af ob- Road Department regardless ef
Strikes earlier la tha year la tha to several localities. One company
friaaa.
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miaea and smelters caused die hat Just raised cement prices by Ulnment while flying out of.the comings tnd goings ef the
The shortages, despite the greet present worldwide shortage.
Thule Air Force Base, Greeland,'Road Board Chairman. Davis has
fosterer galas la production cape* lag European and A m tricaa____ eight per cent, and tha building on an Inspection tour of,the Air senrod Senator Holland aa adetty, have taken a u y business- trie* have been snapping up all tha trades are braced for a general Force's Arctic bases. Aa a mem mlnistrnUvs assistant k Wash
p e e I f surprise — Just s i tha available metal at ttsadUy taeraae- price rise.
ber of the A ppropriates Com- Ingtoe ilac* IMP end la conslddefeat el the business boom took lag prices for months.
Ehertages have sauced a aim mittee ha wai assigned tha talk oted oua af the moot capable ef*
M i I f seifrtao earlier
ef checking on tho progress of flee executives on Capital Hill.
Osppar bat bote Uffed almost to Metal users who could k m to bar af industries - steel, alum Ut* "Dewllne" (Distent Early "It wee a herd decision to
aluminum
at
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substtUufe
ter
cop.
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cement,
far
example-flM c u m ef e precious metal la
Warning L i n a ) construction.
aro finding supplies ef (be to piaa further plant expansion. These hasee are Important, but maha," he aaid, "But Tallahas
reseat daps. So light It the supply
see ta our home. Our daughter,
it metal are tight also—aad Its New production facilities, to Urns, i t tho tamo time extremely cost Jen,
■tot seme eaera, caught short, are
will ha a Junior at Florida
price
on
the
rise,
too.
will overcame tha shortages which ly. Bike* wee seeking Information Stat« next year and w« still own
•fed l i lavs paid as steak as ll
Stool users complain about slew pUgtM purchasing agents tods
Which to beta recommenda our home there. I’ve beau with
deliveries. The steel mills are push- test meantime tight tuppfl
tion* to Congret* for future sav tho Senator a long time, but I
tog most of their available facuitlga add to the pressure for higher ing* on construction and main, would rather live In Florida end
but can't mast the pressing demany materials.
tenanra In the site. It la assum didn’t ftol I could turn down
maad. As the backlog ef eeders
ed fag many military men that this opportunity to get back."
Piles up, they tee w areapettty
m a l l r r NARROW
any move on this country by When Holland waa Governor,
.
. i well fete aeat year.
LAKELAND, Fla. on - Those Rotten would com# trie the Pol*. Davis we* his edmlalitrsUvo as
Lumber order* have exceeded
And there again, think what sistant, leaving to ea rn with the
U*I*
production so far this year. And od, _Florida
araagaa wfl be a __ confusion Bob Sikes will caut# Army la Europe. Later he
•e have shipments. Mill stocks •mailer this season. The Florida the Rua*Ians If they decide on worked for Holland durlag Us
hare declined steadily. Importi ef Cltnia Commission voted Wednes such u move- Tha whole world flret roes for the Senate.
tomber have rua 41 per cent ahead day to reduce the site ef the letter
(Including the amartir Durlag tha pate seven years tn
of teat year.
ing from M l ef an lack to M R Russian*) that the host part ef Waehlngten, Davis has
the United States la Florida. n "landmark" In Holland's afWkau the Rutelsnt see the Flor- flee. He probably know* aa
flag at* tha North Pole, many people In Florid* by their
they'll think that to Florida. flret names aa anyone and hla
They'll figure If lhat la the heat apet kto* will be herd te fOL N*
we have to offer to this country, definite data ether thaa tho
they might Juet aa well tu n " fa ir haa fceea sot fee taking
* end head for home. What
U s m w duties with the
Web?
DopovtMOOt la M lfthm aa.
to Tallahassee — Ralph
Duvia la leaving Senator Hol by *Ho7uu2r***fO** regarding
Ryi BOB BHNNVTT
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land's office to return to Telle- Daria'
neaday, S eptem ber 14,1965
WM»AY*N M»HI M VFtfMR
O ur F ather— Luka 11:2.—Tha Infinite
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nr decreased business, then Seminole Cotin
ty merchant* should be pretty happy about
the amount of money the State la yetting.
Seems aa If July's lax receipts from Semi
nole County were 10 percent higher than e
year ago.
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"But no. Many men ere to par
ticular about their bow tlei they've
got to hero piper pattemi cut to
tneir o«n neck size and to the
ehape tie they prefer.”
Budd keeps a file of more then
7,000 turh paper pattemi. Ilia
most discriminating customer,
however. It rompoier Cole Porter,
who musts on designing hla own
bow tiei.
Almanac nature study dept: No.
salmon h it tracked down an es
caped prisener yet. But they have
an even keener tense of scent thin
bloodhounda, according to Dr.
James A. Larten, University of
Wisconsin tonloglit.
Scientisli long have wondered
how adult aalmon are abla to find
their way from the era hundreds
of mllea back to their upriver
birthplaces at apawntog season.
Experiments by Dr. Lartta todicato the fish do it by acent, liter
ally smelling their way home by
the minutely differing odora of
plant life in the waters on their
Journeys
Ha found this out by blocking
tha noses of tome salmon with cot
ton. The confused fish got lost
Those with their nasal passages
left unblocked aw:an home for
their date with posterity.
Almanae quotable notables:
"Slander, like coffee, la usually
handed to you without grounds."
—Conrad Nagel.
"Too many people confine their
exercising to Jumping at rorelusiona, running up bills, stretching
tho truth and bending over back
wards."—Margaret Firth, author of
"It’a Fun to Reduce."
Age Main Factor
In Determining
Volcanoe's Action
known a real outlaw la my life
who reformed, and 1 do not expect
that from tha world's top outlaw—
Russia.
"But Russia being the outlaw
she U. la all tha more reason why
wo should break off diplomatic
relations with her."
Tha other four aousters with
Malone in the Kremlin were Kefauver (D-Tenn), Young (R-ND),
Dworshak (R-ldabo) and F rtar
(D-DeD.
It is possible that some of the
lawmakers may return from their
brief look around to Russia feeltog that they taw a little more,
or a little deeper, than the State
Department, which hat represen
tatives there the year around.
Sen. EUender (D-La.>. who visit
ed Russia Just a short I me before,
came away saying: "If p*ople saw
countries like the Soviet Union.
Poland and others, they would see
thlngi in i different light
"This trip waa a revelation ta
me. It was far different from the
impression I had gained from the^
State Department."
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The State Department may be
hearing from EUender on what he
thinks of Russia for toms time
to come.
On the whole the senators term
to have received better treatment
from the Russians than membert
of the House who visited there. At
least they haven't been complain
ing.
Two House members—Repreten-1#
talives Holt (R-Calif.) and Rhode*
(R-Ariz) — cams away complain
ing they hadn't been allowed to
see all they wasted to in Ruaile.
And Holt said a Russian army
lieutenant held a eocked pistol t*
bis head.
An arvrag* ef 221 tin earn for
every American v ia made to
IBM.
What's New In Medicine?
•y HUMAN N. MOWN. MB.
A NEW method of preventing active than cortisone or hydromotion sickness, a new drug to!cortisone in treating rheumatoid
combat arthritis and asthma, and arthrt"* and other disease*. It-to
a new surgical anesthetic era also supposed to bo very effective
among the latest advances In the against asthma,
medical world.
I Vladrtl la the first steroid comOur monthly review of m w »
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products and techniques today •“ftfeal anesthetic for humans.
deals with:
Laos Toxic
A mint-flavored chawing gnat, ft h u proved generally lam
containing the compound mecli toxic than intravenous anesthet
zine hydrochloride In a sugar ics now In use. If also reportedly
coating. Is said to prevent motion h u tha advantage of producing a
sickness In land, sea or air travel relatively low degree of respira
for a t least 14 hours. |
tory depression and a rapid, un
complicated recovery. Further-'
New Product
more, it la said to have a mini
The new product Sonamine mum of aid* affects.
Chawing Tablets, la th a first
Q3EIT10W AND AHSWD
travel gum aver marketed.
It la rtparted to be especially E. B.: Is It possible for one wha
effective for chUdren since It h u had a hysterectomy to have
eliminates tha need for taking these organs transplanted? I had
water, usually required tor down tueb aa operation fifteen year*
ago and have heard recently that
M«t pin*
lng anti1-motloni *i*a
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this could ha dona.
Aaswar: Thara to no way known
MsUcortoloaa la a drug re 'of replacing the uterus or womb
portedly three to flv* times mors once It h u bean removed.
lOwnW.isea.xs
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, Stinnett: a Pennsylvania roadside cafe haa taken tho namo
(voluntarily, too) of "Wlnchla’g Wundt Woom." A Loo Angalen
atrip teaser calls herself Clco
Durochcr. The Russian Tea
Room offers P. U customers
Tea and Symphony. An edi
tor at Curtis goes around
ringing a ditty ealled T i l
Never Forget What'a-HerName."
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Ovtrhtetrd In Waihtafton by
U a and Us Carpenter: T h e
bottle of tha asses win never
and in n clear-cut victory for
either ted*: then's too darn
much tatentiteag with tha
enemy.”
■yeteesto
MfNTCEAPOLIS IF — A m o n g
volcanoes it Is age, not youth, that
ean deliver the meat disastrous
eh, making u H-bomb team
:* a pop gun.
I
New explanations of how they;
com* about were described Monday
to the American Cbomleal Society
by Dr. George Moray af tho Geo
physical Laboratory, Carnegie In
stitution of Washington. D.C.
Ono, Ml. Fate* to Martinique,
klllad 10,ON persons. Another,
Krakatea to the FacMe, obliter
ated an Ulead, klllad tkouaanda of
by blast and groat tidal
affected the world's
ar by a globe-encircling cloud aI
dust
old, long-quiet voi«r '
Dr. Moray told of theories and
experiment* to explain how meltai
material ar magma within tha
earth becomes rock and minerals.
Various top** of locks and min
erals could result from stop-by■fey or fractional eryataUUatkm
this n r o c o g g , water la
out ar otherwise accum
ulates Dam the original material.
Aa It euacantritaa, Its pressure fe
ll tha earth's crate Isn't strong
tough to bold hack tha presto*.
• volcano m ufti. If then'a
aitim map Jate a w
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Officers Elected;
Girls Are Heard *
By Baptist Circle
New officer* for th* Eld*
Knight Cirri* of th* Firat Baptilt Church, who were elected
at the meeting of th* group held
at tho horn# of Mr*. Irving Pryor
oa Monday evening, include Mr*.
Reel and Mr*. Sue Steven»on program; Mr*. V. (7. Hatty,
community minion*; Mr*. V. C.
Mcaiengcr, mtmbonhip; Mr*. F.
I- Dampier, devotional; Mr*.
Lillian
Vickery,
stewardship;
Mr*. Pryor, secretary and Young
Peopla'a Counselor; Mr*. J. II.
Aahley, million study; Mrs. E«tall* Gliiaon, literature; Mr*. C.
S. Sheppard, Children's Home;
Mia* Martha Koi, social; and
Mias l.otenr Franklin, publicity
and Margaret Fund.
Mr*. C. A- Anderaon Jr. wa«
previously elected to serve a*
chairman of th* cirri* for tho
new church year which begins in
October. Mrs. George Diion will
ataiit Mrs. Andrraon a* advisor
to th* circle.
Plana were completed last
night for the Federation of Busi
ness Women'* Circles of the
Seminola Association which will
Circle No. Seven
Has Routine Meet
Monday Afternoon
•
Cirri# No. Seven of the Wom
an* Society of Chriatian Service
n et at th* Firat Methodist
Church Monday afternoon at
6:30.
Th* mtetlng waa prealded ov»r
Mr*. R. T.
Warren and wav opened hy Mr*.
Carl William* giving the devo
tional which waa doted with •
prayer.
Mr*. R. F. Cole conducted Hi#
Study baaed on Claaaica of 8t.
Augustus. Th* Scriptur* was
taken from tha 13th chapter of
Romans, 13th and 141k verses.
Mr*. R. T. Warren, chairman,
presided over th# buaineaa *»•aion whlla routine reporta were
given.
"Happy Birthday" wa* sung hy
the circle to Mra. R. F- Cole and
Mr*. Ruasell Tench who had
birthdays In September. They
were preaented with gift* from
tho chairman Mr*. R. T. Warren.
Mr*. Warren a»ked that all
number*, who mold. Join her for
■ lurprit# birthday party for
Mr*. Lloyd, who i« on# of the
shut-in member*, Wednesday af
ternoon.
Circle No. Seven will have
charge of »he prayer »crvlce the
fourth Wednesday night In Sep
tember. Mr*. Hi B. Ale*»nd#r invited th* cirri* to meet with hir
at McKinley Hall for tha October
meeting.
Delicloua refr»*h»#nU were
nerved by tha ho*t#aa, Mr*. Cart
William* and ro-hmto** Mr*. C.
a Brown, to tha following mem
ber*: Mr*. R. T. Warren, Mr*.
A. D. Zachary, Mr*. H. P. Al»*>
•ndtr, Mr*. C. D. Brown. Mr*. C.
A. Ponder. Mr*. Carl Willtnm*.
Mrs. Resila Greek, Mr*. M- E.
>loy, Mr*. Lamar Roland, Mr*.
Carrie Draper. Mr*. Clyde R*maty, Mrv. A. O. Roberto, Mr*. A.
B. Steven*. Mr*. R. I« Brown,
Mrv. R. F. Cole, Mr*. H. B.
Whlttern, Mr*. Ruuril Tench,
Mr*. W. B. Moya and Mis* Betti*
Zachary.
hy th* chairman,
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Reception Planned
The Snulhiide P-TA will give
a reception tomormw al T:3Q p
m. In tha school. Th* first hill
hour will he spent with the tea
chers In Ihrir room*. A meeting
will follow In the auditorium. All
ptrenl* and laathera are urgrd to
attend.
1 Th# lah# Jlontc* F-TA mrt la-t
; night in ihr school auditorium to
hold • tegular huvincu meeting
with Claude llitlcll, ptriident,
pteiiding.
A large crowd turned nut to
go ovrr th* budget, pie»cntrd by
Mr*. James Boston, and to make
! plan* for th* routine rvrnti.
I Th* budget wa* aveepted and th*
project for th* >rar mat di*cu**cd
| Th* P-T A hop** to puuha«e a
! tap* t*«oid»t.
Principal, W. J. Well* dr. open*d th* *t**inn with a ilrtntinnal
1In th* abirnr* of thr regular chair
man.
Th* monthly program* run a*
CJitrd and trntativ* plan* artnouncrrl. Th* thrni* for thi* year
I* “Bettor Horn**, Better S-choolt,
B*tt*r rommunitira for a IVacc! ful Society."
| Th* monthly program run a«
follow a: October. '‘Spiritual and
1 Moral Education", apeaker, MinI itter H. G. Brown, hoatetae*. eighth
1giade inollieia: November: "Learning Value* In the Home," apeaker,
HAVE A COOK 111. Claude Ilittrll. president of the l.»kr Monroe P-TA offer* B. C. Steele, historian
refreshment* after la*t night'* meeting. (Hl ri officers ar*. left tn tight- Mra. Ben Bullard, vice Pteai. Mr« Motion St. John, ho*te**c«
aitth and aeeenth grail* nrolh*r«!
dent: Mr*. James !.<•*. secretary and Mi*. J. I Mine, treasurer. (I’hoto by Jameson Studio!
Prernther, topic. “Chrlatma* Ptorrant’’; January, topir, "l.*arnlng
Value* in thr School", apeak*r,
round table diariltalott, hoateaara,
fourth and fifth grad* mother*;
February, arrnnd Thursday, topic.
W FDN KAim
“ Pounder* Day Program, countv
Th* State Miiaion Program » ill ( Tin first
The WSCS Cirri# No | of tha | old* at Seminole High School".
ha held at 7;.">0 pm. at th* First.
|».TA
Firat Mathodiat Church mat with ! ’ *». or • '**reh, topic. “ I earning
Beptial Church with Ilia Men'* ,,
Mi*. Bill Kirk at her home T un- Valuta In th* Community", ap'akBrothrrhovNl in charge.
,i.ent in i
dav morning at' I0 o'clock.
| *r. round table diaruaainrt, hoate**The meeting opened with pray c», firat grade mother*: April,
Th* Geneva Garden Club will
-jpe
er and a devotional hy Mrs. I'. | topic. "A Pcnrefnl Sltelefe", *•• ' •
hold it* firat gaidcn run at New'flu b u l|| ,
II. Colbert, rhaimian.
Smyrna Beach, where they will. g,,r
tl
er. It. T. Vito re, ho«|ea«ea, eighth
Thi* w*i followed by the atmiy trail* mother*: and 'lay , tonic,
be the gne*l« of 'l l - Ah-eit 'le-i Sraling is
on “ The Cnnfe«»lnna of St. Au- “Kvaluatimt". «pcak*r, inatalUtion
CuIIih Ii, and later visit a local wll|, (1|,,y
gu.line" by Mrs. A. K. Shinhol- nf nffierra, ho«t***r«, aiath and
nursery .
, o'cloc k.
»er.
The
First Baptist Training]
<|-|)f |ora
•*venth giade mother*.
The October meetinr will be
Union Executive Committee will. |„. ;ir|,| , ,
Pffirer* for the I ale Monroe
held
at
the
home
of
Mr*.
E.
C.
meet at 8 pm . In thr Chapel of v|tJ p j
P-TA are Claude K. Ilittrll, pre*iWilliam* on k*04 Holly, il was d»nl: vir*-pir*ldent, Mr*. Ben Bul
the Mcmuiial Educational Build- nir| (o j^%T
announced.
lard; aecretary, Mr*. Jaior* l.ecj
•ng. Whit* and
Tho*e preaenl were Mr*. ColThe Fir»t Baptist Prayer Meet-1 ho*tr**r».
treasurer, Mr*. J. C. Muie and Idaliert,
Mr*.
Shinhohrr,
Mr*.
IA.
Ing liegins at 7:30 p.m. in '.he „„ -Tf,0
Andeisun. Mra. Bradford Byrd, totlan. Ben C. Strelr.
Memorial fldu.-atioi.al Building., u n|yr>| g;,
Teach*r» are principal Wrll»;
Mr*. Fred Perkins, Mr*. K. Wil
Biing your Bibles.
liam*. Mra. T. K. Wilton, Mr*. Mrf. Dorothy Poaghtrn, firat
grade: Mr*. I’aulinr Kiikpattick,
Bill West and the hoate**.
THURSDAY
The llep
aerood and third; IV. J. Mall,
The First Baptist Junior G.A.'a el*»* will
Delirious rfeaarrt any time: Va fourth and fifth grade*; It. C
C and 10 yean will meet at Shoemakri
nilla ire rrram served with maple Sl*ele, aiath ami seventh and W.
3:30 p.m.
at H p in.
syrup and tailed pecant or al J. Well*, eighth.
The First Baptist Intermediate.
mond*.
Th* meeting* will he held nn th*
G.A.’a will meet at 4 pm .
T) ...
Th. First Baptist Junior R.A.'s Kir„ Mrlh
will mrrt at 7 p in.
. .
The Firat Baptist Men's Broth-1
rrhiwvil will have II* aupper a n d .!. .
prugram meeting In the .Memorial I
Educational Building tx-guming a t'
“ ‘d
Ip . m with (he supper.
I nmnstnmoi
Th* regular ninnthly meeting of. ° m* "
Ladle*' Aid of the Lutheran
Church of Ihr llrdcnucr will
Wl
meet at Ih* honi* of Mr*. Trued,I Have in
470 llosaiia Driv* al 7:30 pm. a lemon in
Everyone i* **kcd to bring aug-jfoot hath?
gr-tion* fur the coming month's *« # hlca
activiliea.
-ligMIy yi
The Houthaide P-TA will meet around ral
at 7:30 p.m. Thr first half hour •tuls-aml-lf
will he spent in tl.e rm.m> w ith1Actually, i
the teachers. A mailing will ful-1 I" relax j
low.
alter a day
Th* Sanford Story Book league
——
is forming a Junior Story la-ague
If thr i
at 7:16 to 9 pin. The meeting dies es ar
will b« held at the Yacht Club, vmj can at
All mnlhrri and persons aging hy replarli
from 10 to 18 who are interested nylon shun
are invited to attend.
i a whole w
The We»t Side I’-Tk will have pads, hul
a "grl-arquauitrd" night at 7:An ahmild^rr.
p m All parent* are urged In at- j don't haw
lend.
your drear
m
M N T orm r o \ t n '
p< r S
aecnnd Tue»day of each month at
7:30 p. m. County Council Dele
gate* ate Mr*. Herbert Thuraton
and Mr*, l.uther Hobby with Mr*.
A. P. Alllvon and Mr*. 0 . Robert*
•era ing a* alternate*.
Home room mother* for th*
year are Mr*. A. F. Alllaon and
'li*. C. I . Griffith, firat grade;
Mr*. Herbert Thuraton, Mr*. C. K.
Ilittrll and Mr*. Joyce Eber. *»•
rond and third giadca; Mr*. C. T.
Kaybum and Mr*. B. C. Brantley,
fourth and fifth grade*; M'*.
Crawford. *i\th and arvrnth gtadra
ind Mr*. Boyd and Mr*. Poley for
eighth giade.
nrfirahmrnta were aerved by
the rirc u litr board and the leath
er*.
Corned beef ha*h and poached
egg* lake nn a new inter**! when
you *pnnkle thr eggs with (rated
Cheddar cheese.
(p£AAOfwld
Mi*. Pauline llowatd ha* re.
tumeii home after spending tho
lummerwith her mn l.c*lie How.
• rd and hi* family in Norfolk,
Vo.
TViiuv B. Noiri* i* leaving
f ir Miami t»d»y to rrgl*tcr and
attend the U n im tity of Miami
fop hie frrvhnian year. He i* the
•oft of Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Bojrie.
Jnp Hutchison, *on of Mr. and
Mr*,. R. U. Hutchison, i* homo
f«f a aboit while »i*lting hia
caret)ia. lie i« a student at
CtMg'a Te h In Atlanta, Ga.
N*»t lime »mi are airnmeting »
bonelrw p*'tk ihoul.ler butt in
water, try adding whole flove*,
perpfrrtrni and hay leave* ta tho
water
Mrs. Bill Kirk
Hostess To Circle
At Morning Meet
EN TIR E ST O C K
OF
SHORT
SLEEV E
'Where i]in!ily
ta
hiphtr lh:.n price'
Thursday
SPORT SHIRTS
S e p te m b e r
lo th
through
Values to 5.95
Saturday
TIPS TO TERNS
A hit of advlcn to teatisgers
from two tiperto mi youth prob
lem* I* that It Isn't necessary to
try to M i like a movie star to
gain popularity.
For Iht boys, they auggett •
well groomed end needy dm*ed
appearance- F a r Um girl*, they
propose a glowing took — girl*
can attract ftllowa Ju*t by being
healthy, elite, c*atly dresaed and
knowing bow tn da a proper make
op job. Just for lb# record, let'*
remember that tha healthy, aliva
look rotrea from a thorough eoapend-water far* scrubbing several
lime* a day. Try M and aenl
tut .
Wc*. Sept.
H . 10*,',
Lake Monroe
P-TAOkays
Year
Budget; Tells Program Plans
ing. 11.AS
In g . S I .t l
Fl* Suprmwn Stretch Shnnc,
73 gouge. 10 dotviee.
AO gouge, IS denier.
Dark Seomi. Plain Snams,
AO gauge, IS denier.
Non-Run.
SI gouge, 13 and 30 denier
Run R .leu, Service Weight;
alia Cotton*.
SM ALL SIZE
1.95
Bag. I D S '
SI gouge, IS and 30
d#ni#f; o lio Rayont
S e p t e m b e r -H IT
For 10 day* only .
l i 'i n p s ’
you can’t afford to m i'*!
Faliulou* Phoenix mlmi-V
famnui for quality, for fit,
for color now at once-.i-yr.tr
low price*. All tlyle* from direr
to fcrvicc. In Curtom-Fil Proportions'
in ihr new *ra»on’» color*.
Tn kn n p yntr fasA/nn-righf, ell
Fb n n n fa efnck/ngi are itavty
f o n d a n d B n a W y A to rkid.
Welcome Novy
*B* out o u s tr .
WMt
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168 Schools Hoped To Be Example Reliable Ohenets1e.™
Believe In Saving Information
C H A P rw r v u i n f l C H
* BARA'S thought*
tog la n dot*n different
hki mice la a pant* a
liM d to Uia India*
|t« bad m «b la Um 10-e*mt
decry ■ addreeaT*
-I didn't. But I knew It
youra. At the Auuuuat you had a
portable typewriter with your
name and addreaa on a luggage lag
tied to the handle. 1 didn't know
Oerry* late name. 1 juot beard
you addrea* him one* aa '(terry.'
To And bun again. I mud work
Uirt>ti(b you. And K waa alwaya
paaalble that be bad clipped the
mhe ta you before he walked out
of the Automat with the hoc la
hi* pocket te draw anyoM who
waa waichlag away from yew. Bo
I cam* here."
*How do you know that?”
*l«aa than aa hour before wo
ducovtrod It* loea. Moann took nff
la hi* own plana from a* unlightod
airvtnp with stole* gasoline.''
•j
The Indus said, ”W * traced
"You were after -he ruby, Mb 1
Mossa’s trail to Rangoon, where
Bought it before you could r«*eh
h* went after th* war U have a
the counter, ao you follow.* M
Chinee* jeweller art lb* alone and
Into the atreeL You wautaat do
fasten it U a chain that be enuld
anything about the ruby Mr*
wear around his neck under hia
beroua* wa war* talking t»- a
clothes. W* notified Washington.
policeman. Bo you trail** no
He was still la Um Army, ao the
to lha Automat. A l t a r OOrry
state department passed our com
treat to get eoffoo, you a t at
plaint along l* the war depart
•u r table becaua* you bxugbt
-You cam* be march my apart- ment. as N w m then. There was
Ccrry waa coming hack, audn'l
Be tefl hi* hat? I waa wvrtlng m rntr cried Kara. "And it waa no rourt-martial—juei a quiet inthe ruby, but you didn't rwllar you who erarched Oerry* apart- vraligation He was cleared, ba
that becaua* you hadn't yaehad ment bar* earlier Una evening ?” rs use d aouldnt ha proved that
Ilia aatnaiahment aaemed real the ruby wee u bu posesawon or
the Automat when I waa .rotting
»t oo and afterward* it wai Iktdea "(terry ha* an apartment la thia that th* death et the m-ptlte was
anything but a regrettable acet
under my blouae. You mite have aam* building!”
thought (terry alii had l i d hla 'You mint hare knew**. You al .“
"Wasn't s r
mnat have area th* aam* Herald
pocket. I oat facing the
”A fatal accident In th* rosnmlolion*' on hi* mailhnt dowateair*
you eat oppoall* me
nf n felony u murder. If w*
and aaaodetad B with (terry."
'would ao* the room wl
been able te p r o * * theft,
”1 didn't ge downalaira. Aa I
Ing your head. And you HI the
table euddenly. DM you .. . Oh. told you. I entered the twssldtog by Moaon would have teen in n diffi
did you ere (terry then f Where lhe skylight on the roof. I walked cult powtirw W* were sure at his
downatair* and IdenUBed your guilt, so we decided te Uk* action
Bid he go?"
Th* India* nontedered hr with apartment by Mm vtwung card oureelvaa independently. W# hadn't
enough money U» offer n reward
grave eyaa "He went out he tedr tbumMacked ta fow door.”
that would tempt Mosuw. dine*
Boor. Didn't you know 7”
I 'Oh . .
There waa m
"No, I didn't know." for voter card on (terry* tew a petal ra. Th* the war there u a* money in Mo
area Bat. c a l o r l e a a . Waa b*'Indian caild have pbanal B with* p e . Bo I did* t apprtwrh Moaon
gjotte T"
out anapecUng that Mwaa Oerry * at all I approached M m Moaon.’
-I couldn't oea. He ww tearing! Barm aald. "Why da yon car* ao "M u wife?”
"And the mother at bu tw#
chly through a erowC At th* j much about Um ruby T Who are
IKtta sons Bhe refused ta beliee*
ir ha looked back, rownlng you ’
Mourn had Bolen a ruby, but ate*
p ie * be went out Into lb ntrooC* Th* Indian mid. *1
knew amntehing waa wrong and
Highneaa Um Kajah of Mogur.
“You followed him T"
that BM was frightened. When ha
"Am far a* Grand C**ral ate- waa educated la Kdtaburgk
found Um jewel was too famous
item. Ha went lato a elephon# but my name M unimportant.”
te be sold even te a fmee, ho
Booth and looked at ooKklny in *1 nrrec heard at
couldn't give up the dream of sudShe palm at hla hand. > couldn't taated Haim
dm wealth, w he tried wuntehing
"Mogur te a May
•re what R waa Then p ten the
>t direeUy W he Hotel bonier between India and Tibet ete* and that time he was caught.
bar. He tened Nk* a The rajah M a Mohammedan, hut . "1 waited. I had aa Idea where
b u * who ha* juat receivd a great hi* subject* am Hindus, epeahtag lh* ruby W*A but 1 hoped be would
Shock at com* kind. R w i rath* a dialect similar U that of Bengal lead me te It. when be rame out at
*e tempi# mailer for mao pi i me II* reaped* their religion. There prtaun. Rut Moaon broke his parol*
pocket and melt awn kilo Ui# are Juat enough Mohammedan* at and disappeared.
"Burner ** later he would ecanInchad to the eouvt at Mogur to
B* box vntM keep the Hindu tenth honed aad ammeate with his wife, so I
”1
sharpened to Mo ten a t paint at watched her ant. eventually, ah*
C waa U my room wb
ted me te New Yeah and a mnall
9mb 1 lined fanaticism,
Backed.
r-------- y house an Um upper went
She hd and, M eoana, M tew wua simple they
Bd*. where he waa bring. 1 had
any but (hate cM
enacted te Bum my vigil with
believing M
* * T k t e h u t. B U I* gkrpm at
Banking
■ ■I M u a man tea, haa JuM have risked the wrath at Blva Ip UM poke*. Their Bu i owing of her
waa pretty obvious and she threw
Beectvod a groat d w ,a only took taking the ruby from
them aft her trail b e f o r e Mm
te*e an lack sr aa arther. The* roretga ogealo ere f
■eery Baappsarad m> Btyatery aa dun* for their own purpose*. Do reaeteod New York.
"I hardly rvar n r « w » and
lma the rajah ecu
k tfen .
M. Mier* wtB Bt Mmb only at duuwee. ar in halfUP at tee In dla*. 1
tight. I heard them more often
think now Mat ha riot aad wore* m Mogur.”
"How dM Moan* get Um rutey?” U m I anw them. They were >ite
deiitwwtoty, opened
■During the war be waa a ptMt a rustle • the dBdfwwj . . . a
P wbm he waa te Um telephone
who mad* a forced loading te Mo- n aM at being watched. . . a
footstep behind * m an a q o i s t
Bo recover Crc*n the Block at Bad* pur aa hie way te Burate. He
terete . . . Bid they were always
tog M empty. But terry m t Bk* interned, bemuse Mogur
there. I wandered If Moaon’s wife
• h a t Brel(tea, where te he now? neutral B ata tedepeadatet et
wna aware of their vigilance. I
■Thy (Bdn't he ever com* bark?” British Raj. He saw the ruby
thought not or oho would hardly
Tha Indian cmltet »t her. "Why M canted Mo freed. He bat
ham tered In maha omtwB mth
Idea B would bo difficult ta
• t e t you drink your sherry T”
.Mte IB Now York.”
He Hipped tete Mte testes H ■
*1 Mod B.”
and took B.”
K
Cancers, Mushrooms Are Tested
EABT LANSING, Mlrb. Vrt—Aa | aoma typaa et eapwrlwsnatal can*W folhtar* More aaya that eating car to mica.
aertate kinds et mushroom a may Since then, five yearn af*, M
kelp prevent cancer.
diffrrrn species af mushroom*
Tuesday a scientist who becama hava been studied. Bxtracta from
fur Iowa aboMl B aald Mat aitracts If have been found te eastern bom*
•wm aoma mushroom* da indeed p r i n c i p l e able te atonr tumor
Iftew ability ta retard or atop tha growth te mlra, Dr. Lucaa said.
of aomw concern Mans- This work haa beet data ta adla hocalien write to* Dtvlslow af
Tbaea nstrerta tea aot yet pure Experimental Cheme-Tberapy et
• a a u k tor kumaa testa, to die- tea Sloan-Kattering laaUtuto af
preva ar areva tka Hd story- They New York.
■ ay pcwvld# a nnv elua tor cancer Dr. Lucaa aald be haa not been
BontraL
able to obtain medical reports
The research Wat described by substantiating th* claim of less
Dr. B. H. Lucas and Joseph Stev cancer among people eating tha
en* at Michigan Stole University
Bt the opening of Um annual meetWBBCEAQB BBTVBNED
las n( the American Institute af SEOUL tit
The Communists
Biological icicnrea.
hava returwad tea wreckage af aa
Dr. Lucas becama Interested In ttaanaad U. S. Air fo rm tratsiag
ton claim la some central Eure- plana they thH dewrw Awg. I f Bear
>• »* countries that people eating tha demilitarised ana*. H e pUat,
B certain specie* et mushroom. U. Gay It. Bwmpaa af Jaahaaa,
Botetua Bdulis, had vary Mice., waa sariawaly tahared aad
hie obaerver. Capt. Cbartea Brewa
Ha tested aa attract from ft aad of Bast Loulavllte, By., v ia kilted.
' B mold retard growth af Bumps* returwad Atif. M.
.11 s r
I;
I? l
Roletua adulls la Ctacboalovakia,
Germany and Auatria.
Similar folklore about mush
rooms I* reported te some areas of
Pennsylvania where mushrooms
are drew*, bo added.
Dr. Lucas said American aped**
af Boletus edulks were not found
te hava any pnticanrer effect te
animal toato. But similar cb*i
leals were extracted from other
ipectea at mushrooms growing to
this country.
The best that any extract haa
don* la to retard growth of tumors
In animals, not to make team
shrink et disappear.
•PIKED-REEL SNOB
USED ON riANCK
■OILYWOOD OB—Th* marriage
af atutteriag (Um comic Roacoa
Aina a l l au agate today, despite
te* premature Bbowertag of aa eld
ahna aa the tatend *d bridegroom.
During a spat Tuesday sight.
Aina, m, laid hia red-haired Baacna, Sandy Baovea. Bared him
on th* hoed with bar apthad heal
After treatmret tor ante, hrulaaa
hilaa, Alee aald ha wrestled
----- Reeve* ta the Boer, got a
"aclasora hold" au bar hut aka
began bHtag.
"I didn’t gat ■ acrat«h.Maald tka
M-yaar-old termer model from
Houston, T bs.
Aten, who sheriffs deputina aald
refcaad to alga a compiitnt, y*s
tarday kissed aad made op with
Mike B eam .
NOWHEAR THIS
~
IMS Model DODGE 8ales A n Over
i
86%
Than In 1984. No Other Mika o f Car
Thil Record.
Yen
con
moke
better
to
IM mink
SURE
W A S H I N G T O N , f — Th#
IM public Kboois in the RtUcnal
rspitsl, shirk President Etsenhow•r hopes sill l i n e ai s model for
the rest of Iks astion, open (or (he
first llm« Monday oa a lompletsly
m ust racial bdtli.
The dvrat tlim aiet * social revolution of major proportion! sairh
gradually Is arailaf tka color lias
la Waihlngtoa.
la a city of tome #0* 00*. wbsra
the nbn-whitc population Is more
than s third of tha total and rung
steadily, Negroes ao# may:
Eat la any reitaurant la town,
slay at any hotel, attend aay men#
or thealar, aslm la aay public
pool, play in all city racraatloa
ecnUri.-golf oa all public rourati.
Ncfroet—Cubaai. bul itill atgroea—play oa tha W*»hmgtoa
American League baicball tasm
although aot with the profautonal
football Rcdiklai. Tha National
Tran -tub hai admittad Ha flnt
Negro membtr. Tha transit aytlem
finally Is hiring some Negro opsralora aftar yaara of m ilting
Polict and flra dspartminli, the
lattar only recently, operate on a
desegrated kails.
Public welfaro artivitles art
largely Integrated. Of It public
homing protect! for low income
famlllei. It are open to all race!
and the rail sill be.
Negroes still have a long way
lo go before ralrhing up sith shite
Income levels. They still make up
the bulk of laborers, domestics and
olhrr low paid sorkars and ac
count for tha bulk of tha welfare
load.
A iludy shows tha Negro Is be
coming belter educated and bctltr
homed, that bis health la Improv
ing, aa ha gels better paying,
more secure employment.
II all adds up I* a tremendous
change.
Much of It hat com# about under
th* compulsion of rourt decisions
striking down racial barriers. And
It has been accompanied at tlmas
by friction, bitterness, and oceas
tonal disturbances and violence.
A lot of segregation has disap
peared lo Washington since IBM
when Negro contrail* Marian An
derson sang from the steps of tha
Lincoln Memorial after the Dough
ten of the American Revolution
refused the use of Constitution Hall.
Autre then Mlaa Anderson baa given
three concerts In Constitution Hall.
While Negroes Inilst on equal
rights, and lo a targe estent are
getting them, they don't alwaya
use them to a mailmum. They
aren't overruning high-toned, res
taurants or mooopoliilng swank
hotels.
In pari, the Reason may be that
many of them cant afford to patre-
au* such places. But Eugene Da
vidson, preatdeot of tha Washington
chapter of the National Assn, far
the Advancement of Colored People
(NAACP), offers another.
"W'e are taking advantage of cur
rlfhts.” Davidson said in an talart i ts , "but only to a limited entent.
There nas no rush te restaurants
when they opened up. W'e aren'l
staying^asay. Bul nobody leave*
uptown to go downtown lo aaL If
toty happen to be down there, they
go la and eat.
"We still go te our own places
—movie*, restaurants and all the
rest.
“Thing* te general are going
beautifully."
te cenm ot with many cities.
Washington is growing rapidly and
tha Negro population u growing
more rapidly than tha white. The
process baa been going an for
dtcades.
When the whole metropolitan
area la considered, Including ad
joining romraunitirt and counties
te Maryland and Virginia, (he raci
al ratio baa rematevd a steady
I lo I between whiles and nunwhites since UM. But in Washing
ton proper, wilh a population of
loi.ooo in the 19M census, the per
centage of Negroes climbed from
H 1 in 1U0 lo M i te 1P40 and U i
te m o
One official eiplalns th* trend
this way;
Ice Cube Test War
Told By Scientist
As Possible Fete ~
ALBUQUERQUE Jt-A scientist
said Tuesday that * "shrewd oppo
nent" could wage aa tea cub* lest
war against this country with telercoatinanta! projectiles made of
ire.
The object of too Ice missile
would be to determine effective
ness of range for a more deadly
missile.
Dr. Lincoln La Pai. director *(
the Ualvrrsily of Naw Mealro's In
stitute of Motaorttics. to* only one
of Its kind te Ua Western nodi',
slid:
"la range-telling Inlerrentlnetal ballistic mis ilea In peacetime,
a shrewd opponent for obvious tetsons would seek to employ tost
objects leaving no langlbla Use*
of their eiislcnre or use.
"It 1* for this reason that tine*
IMd, repraaenlallvea of too Insti
tute et Meteoritics have habitually
asked observers af too yellowgreen fireball* and other loom li
on* luminous phenomena whether
or not piece* of ice et drops af
water ware dataetad falling from
too sky al te* Um* af tea ah reread
incident."
Some observers have reported
drop* of water.
But another metaoritlclst, John
Davti Buddhue of Pasadena. Calif,
•aid lea discovered te California
which cam* from tha iky aithvr
LOS ANGELES UV-The glass waa from an airplane or may have
iest, classiest pollcw bulMtng la bean aa lea meiaorttea. Tha aalat.
lha world opened officially tor tar* af Ire mataorltea aavar haa
bualnasa hare Monday.
It haa:
Buddhua read • paper ea bla toJaU cella with threw mOea *f vestlgaltea before lb* International
unbreakable glare partitions, used Meteorttkal Society, which *ndi It*
te p lan af kart te aoma areas te twa-day ■ eating today at th* topermit easier aupervtatea of pris stituta.
oners by IM Jallera.
La Pai haa said repeatedly h*
A "drunk tank” with rubber behaved lh* mysterious yellowfloor*, so Inmates can't hurt them gr**n fireball*—spoiled especially
selves In falling.
In th* Southwest during th* past
A MO seat auditorium with a dread*—were of earthly origin.
"show up- screen which permit* Tka fireballs mak* no sound as
Retinas te identify suspects with thay noons through th* sky and aa
out beteg seen. Blectrto controls portion et a fireball *v*r haa kaaa
make H possible to rep reduce light- recovered, tf they landed.
teg renditions under which victiHa U Pa* anid aa k* projartila
saw ten auap icto duriag a crimi rente ha shat from • plan* at klfk
nal ac t
altitude nany miles away from tha
A huge, walk-ta refrigerator and United Kaiea. Mavteg al luffteiMttop freran which can beep evi ly high apaod, M would appear
dence, from butter te mink mala, from tea ground much Ilka a are•a freak aa te* day they ware tooc ar a aborting star.
Tka lea projectile, melting rap
Tka eight-story, modernistic re idly al If aba through the atmos
inforced concrete structure rises phere, than would he photographed
amid n badge-podge of building* ar traced by radar. On a photoat Civic Canter, tooking much like
N would look Ilka aay other
a luxury hotel. N brings wader graph,
areteor—a long string of light. Th*
anw roof police facillttea formerly opponent then would hava a fair
Mattered all aver tea (tty. Th* Maa af where tha real thing would
cart waa Tte million dollar*.
hit.
One drafting anar. caught Juat And tea United Mats* would ha
te time, would bare put te* lights
with a puddle af water or a
oa tea ahowup acreaa facing tea left
amaU piece of molting tea aa tha
wroag way.
only trace af (ha test projectile.
-That w o u l d bat* been a
■witch,* ana officer aald. "The There were 1,1*4,00* 9 . &
area would Ire identify teg pa- >IU*a atudenta te IBM — priaonett
pored te M TIAN te 1*4.
Classiest Prison
Open For Business
In Los Angeles
V
stive
X
Store the mld-lMOs the district
has been pretty wall built up and
the great increase in housing ha*
been te the suburb*. The while
people, particularly the married
one* with children, tend to move
to the suburb*. The Nrgroes then
move Into the areas the white
people vacate.
By and large, Washingtonians
appear to be accepting the shifting
pattern of racial relatlonibipi with
comparative calm. It seems to be
something they have to accept and
live with, whether they like It or
not. Legal and other maneuver*
daslgned te block it invariably have
failed.
Even so, resentment at expand,
ing right* of Negroes still bubbles
below the surface and occasionally
break* above It. From perrons sucii
as cab driven you hear reports of
clashes that never become gener
ally known—fights, rcfuvals In
serve Negroes, and so on. And
l.tert still are a few open (rouble
spoil.
Right now, Negroea ar* cam
paigning lo put boys clubs spon
sored by the police department on
a mixed basis. Th* hoard of direr
tori of the clubi has voted against
it.
Hospitals hava taken some step*
lowsrd integration but haven't gone
all the way.
A year ago. when the integration
process began te public schools,
hundreds of while students went
on strike at nine achools. There
were placard-carrying demonstra
tions te front of tha Supreme Court,
which outlawed racial segregation
in public school* on May IT, 1U4.
The rebellion was ever In a few
daya.
Thu year, Davidson says he ex
pect* nn more strike trouble. Dr.
Hobart M. Corning, superintendent
of schools lays: "I'm rot expecting
any strikes but I'm keeping my
flngera rrosted.-
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September
Wellborn C. Phillips, Jr.,
SO LO W
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For Veterans
CHICAGO t* - Sen. Otto D.
Johnston t D-SO said today "many
qualified observers believe UO mil Veteran* of the Korean eonWorld
lion dollars can be saved by elim-.,Diet „orho lost
, __ their
.
__,___ War
.nation of waste" te Iba Port Office »r » V* Un"
TS
Dr Diriment
I tbtir poheiti •xpimJ «l(Mi ISO
If this 1* SO. ..id the senator t o 1*” * *n., r , lh ,‘r .
. ,n*trh
for th* innual
apply for replacement of that
meeting of Associated Third Class l,r,° iniur*'»‘« und' r • nrw l,w*
Mail User*, -it it unfair ta the, Veterans Administration said
taxpayer to do nothing about it and' th* new net is Publle law 1st,
then require the users of the mailt H 1*1 Congress,
lo pay for such waste through to- Under this act, vtierans whore
created ra id ."
Gl Isrin Insurance eapues after
Johnston laid tha Senate Poll#April 34, lt/Sl, either while they
Office and Civil Service Commit- ar* In acllv* tervK* or within
Ice, which he heada, will makelldu days after discharge may rean intensive Investigation of thtjplaro such insurance within 130
department looking for inefficient day* after discharge, or within
cies and ways to Improvt service. 130 day* after July 39, 19i5,
He aald the Eisenhower admin whicbevrr la later.
istration had put "lha aaveriat They must file application, meek
pressures" on Congrest ta raise good health rrqui'*n'rntl *nd r»T
rates "te ruinous lavela.th* premium at their attained
age in order to qualify.
DIER AT FUNERAL
Previously, only thus# UI term
SAN RAFAEL. Calif. B -M rt. policies that expired while tha
Plorenre M. Salatar collapsed In policyholitors wrr* in active scr*
th* arms of a funeral director yes-1 vie* after April 3V IWil, could
terday and died while attending the he replaced within 130 daya after
funeral of her brother-in-law John discharge. . No provision waa
Barr.
made for the replacement of tcim
Mrs. Ralaiar, who apparently^Hiltcica tint espited within Ui*
suffered a heart attach, was the| 130-day period aftrr dtscliaic**
widow of Marioa 7. Salatar. sports The new law add* lh* latter
editor of the old San Francisco period for replacement.
Bulletin Among her seven broth- In addition, the new law granta
ers and sisters la Prescott Sullivan, another opportunity for rrpliie«ports columnist for the San Fran ment lo those persons whore
cisco Examiner. She was U.
term policies expired while they
were In activ* service after April
BIG READ HANDICAP
3d. 1951, but who failed to apply
BURBANK, Calif. OR—A big head, fur rvpla.rmcnt within 130 d a n
1* keeping tackle Georg* Nrlson after discharge. These persona
out of football scrimmages at Bur now hav* 130 days after July 3B(
bank High School. Tha U5-pound«r 1965, in which to apply.
VA said detailed Information
needs a all* •'* helmet. Coach
Hamilton Lloyd says no local sport- may be obtained from any YA
ini good! store* can supply on*. offic* or by writing ta th* Ills*
Until a manufacturer turna on* trlet Offic* wh*r* th* veteran'#
Insurane* records are maintained.
out. Nelson alts on tha trench.
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aatiiiactur) but ta the best that
could be worked out under prevent
Florida law*. Now, In mo»t in
ktaucvt, a perron ran be arretted
If they deliberately prevent a bad
check la paynteol for mrreban
d u r ” he aald.
Clilford MrKibbin. Mrmbcr-hlp
Drive Chairman for the coming
year, explained briefly hi* plan*
NEW YORK JT- A New York
for conducting a drive and atkrd
City
district attorney, undet frier
for »ugge»tlon* that might be con
al
Indictment
In connection with
intend in completing plan* (or the
event. *'Plan« now call for the I hi* activitle* while a congressman.
working up of a program by var lo*t a bid for the Democratic nouiious committee* of the Chamber j tnation fur another term at prove
after which the finance rommillee cutor.
Queen* County Divt. Atty. T
would e*t*bli*h a budget to carry
it out. The membership drive Vincent Quinn lost bv « slim mar
would then be ba<ed upon railing gin in ye*terday'* primary election
the nerrttary fund* to adminittrr to State Sen. Frank |) O’Connor,
who wa* backed by the county
the program."
A revolution adopted by the Democratic organization. Complete
Seminole County Junior Chamber return* from the county’* 9to elec
of Commerce, relative to the en lion district* gave O'Connor 34.178
dorung ol the 17-92 highway pro vote* to 32 055 for Quinn
Another highlight of the primary
gram, wa* read to the directors
Reported to the director* lait result* In New \n rk City was,
nigh; wa* the Chamber of Com Tammany Hall victoria* in con
merve program to inaugurate but test* for Democratic district lead
trrtic* between the Sanford Na erthip* in klanhattan.
val Auxiliary Air Station and San
BACK TO COLLEGE
ford The bu* trrvlce, the report
BY MYRTICt: TII.I.MW
*ald. wa* operating on a regular
Now that vacation time it over,
irhedul*.
The Atlantic Coa»t Line “ New*'’, all fun ha* now ceased and stu
official publication of the ACL dent* from Semlno'e County are
carried in It* la«t taiue a full pagr re'urnmg to vartuua college* got
•lory and picturr* about Sanfonl the year 19»A V
With the trend for higher edu
and the Seminole County area. It
wa* al*o announced to the direc cation many of the Modem* are
tor* that a half page ad will be majoring in elementary, *cirncc,
carried In the 1955 program to business, engineering and etc.
be distributed at the Florida Wild
I had a chat wish tome of the
life Attocialion mreling in Day student* that are entering eo|.
Iona Reach and at the annual lege for the flr*t time and It wa.
meeting ol the Southeastern A*ro- qulje Interesting to note how eager
rla'lnn ol Game and Fl*h Com- they are to get ttarted.
mtevj.-ner* to Immediately follow
The following student* are lea*
Senator Stendrom called atten ing for Beihunc l'ookman Collegetion ol the Chamber of Commerce Myriiee Tillman. Agne* Riggins.
to the rate* that will be in effect Mildied Grady, A'tvi.in Hurston.
when the Seminole General Ho* Kdw*rd Wil*on, William Moore
pttal open* (hit winter. Stenvtrom Lemtnul Stallworth, and Claience
•aid that the rate*, announced by Rocky more.
llo*pital Administrator H a r r y
Fbrtda A. A M. l'nl*er«lly.
Weir, would be much lower than billet Auttin, Dorothy L-vine. Do
lb* rate* of other hospital* In the rothy Scott, Percy Lee. Sylvia
area. He laid, the irhedul* of to Pope, Joe Straw, Henry King,
per d«y for * *emi-private mom John Allen, George Allen. Richard
and 111 per day for a private room Evans, Jam et Rhodes. llrtiy Ro
would work if the hovpilal room* bert*. Glady Wright, Roliert Flcl
were kept filled regularly with der. I*alua Him tell, Delore* Wat
a t many paying pallrnt* a* po**i den. Jam et Walden. Catherine
hie. If we are negligent In the sup Joseph, Henry Tallon, .Margaret
port of our hovpilal, additional La Fair. La Gloria Anderson and
tax»v may be ner***iry to ratve Anm-tl June*.
enouih revenue to lupporl the hov
Clark College: Cliarle* Merritt
pttal.
and llorlrn** Given*.
Cnmmittrt appointment* an
Morehouse College: Cllyave*
nounred by president-elect Touhy Brown.
are a* follow*:
A and I. College: Chalk** Gib
Agriculture: Frank
Wheeler,
chairman. R»y Britt, W. Brown son Eddie Bell and George Evans
Arizona Stale Ted Johnson,
Miller, If. Roby l.aing and Homer
Knoxville
College: Willie White
Ovbcine
Armed Force*: Karl)If llou*
holder, rhatrman. C V. Atkinvon. ly Dirtrirhx. Harold Kastner anil
Georce Mean*. J. C. Ilulchivon. Juhn II William*.
klrniberthip dinner: John Fit/
and II. A. Montleth.
Aviation: Earl Higginbotham, Patrick, chairman. Francis Rmim
chairman. Ralph R. Wight, II, and till*.. Gordon Frederick, K, J
.Houghton Jr., and K. C Harper,
Orville Tutichlon,
Publlrlty and Advertising
Rrautilicallon: Mr*. M I.. R* J r .
born, chairman. Mr*. Bobbie Joe J Marion Harman Sr., chairman
Hunt, Miv* Dot I’owrll, Mr* Don Rider, llrrb Roller, Irving
Frank Evan*, and 5lra. Rosamond Pryor, and A. L. Wilson.
Recreation: Hill Stcmpcr, Chair
Chapman
Commercial Artlvltiei: R I. man. John Angel, Gordon lira.Hey,
Perktni Jr., chairman, f I. fled tlobrit Cushing, and Raymond
ding. J. T. Baggerly, Frank Noell. Lundqui'l.
Road*: W. A. PatnrV Chair
and Herman Jarobton.
County Planning and Zoning: man. Douglai Stenvtrum, Mack N
R. S Bmwn. chairman, II. Jame* (levHard Jr., Voile A. William*
Gut. C. K. t'lont*. Homer Sewell Jr., Andrew C a m a ay, John
Aleiseh. Jark Ratigan and J.
and Raymond Ball.
Education: Bayborn T. Milwee, Iliallry Odharn.
Ruad* sub committer J 111alley
chairman, John L Rrumley. R
F. Cooper, Randall Chase, and W Odham, Chairman, Douglas Slenalrom. Mack N. Cleveland J r ,
E. Dodson.
Finance: John D. Ivey, chair Volte A William* Jr , John Mri-rh.
man. Rov F. Mann, Jack Greene, Denver Cordell. John K. Foa.
Andrew farraway, and Jack Hall. 31. C Hagan. AV. A Patrick, Fail
Industrial: Don Bale*, chair lllgginho'ham Frvd I’rrklnv, W
man. Urorge Stine, C. Mulrhrad. A. Kratzert, Marion Harman, dill
Tommy Petrrsoo, and M, Rupert llutchiion J r., and Janie* A
Strickland.
Wright.
Legnlaliv# and National ^ffair*:
Safely and Health: Robed Kami.
Douglai Stentlrnm, chairman. Vo. Chairman, Frank Evan*, T
Ila A. William* Jr.. Mark N. Tucker. Roy G. Williams, and
Cleveland Jr., Jark Rallgan, and A. AV. Epp* Jr.
John Meiirh.
Memberihlp: R. S. Rlllhlmer.
chairman. Gordon Sweeney, Waland Fred Perkin*.
Transportation: AV. A. 3lnr
chairman. Wilson Horne, and Tom
my Thomaa.
New York City j
Air Contaminated,
Report Indicates
CITIZENS LISTEN attentively a* BralUr Odham. chairman of the CHiiens Committee, explain* a
point at the hreakfad meeting yeaterday of tha group. (Staff P h o t o ) _________________________
Results Of Meet
Surprise Official
» In West Germany
Peaceful Picketing
Goes On As Heads
Gather For Session
Optimism
(Contiaued From P*|e One)
Citizen* who formed the bul
PITTSBURGH fu-Leader* of wark of the group rallinr on nro.
local unit* of the CIO International petty owner* ye«ter<lay wero even
I’nion of Electrical Worker* gath mnrt *nthu*la*tle over the po*ered today to di*cut« the nation elbl* accomplishment* following an
wide atnlie which the union ha*
BONN, German)* (.r—The result* called agauiit Westlnghouse Elec explanation by A**l*tant District
Knglneer C. A. Benedict n« the
of Chancellor Konrad Adenauer'* tric Corp.
question of cro*«nver*. Benedict
conference **;lh Sot let leader* In The union’* negotiating commit explained that no per ion would he
Motcow iurprtird and puzzled tee conferred lait night ihortly more than a quarter of a mile
official circle* in Ihii Writ Ger after a r r c r u wat taken in the from a crossover. lie *«ld. "In
lop-le*el talk* between Jam et B
developed area*, ero*s«*rr* are
man capital today.
Carey, premlent »f the union, and
There wa* little rejoicing when, Robert D. Rlaiier, \Veitmghou*e( placed at approximate!* 1000
Net Interval*, and at the Interthe nett* tta* announced that! vice preiident.
Jlotcow and Bunn bad agreed to There wa* no word of progren •ectlon of dedicated road* or put*,
lie road* In tire. In undeveloped
V ettabilih diplomatic relation*.
toward *eUlenient of the three-dayInttead. We»t German politician* old itrike of Uooo t'lO IEl' mem area* rro««over* would he located
at half-mile Interval*. The.e dlaand W'edern diplomat* eapreited ber* at 27 Westlnghouse plant*.
aurprUe that an agreement had
Carey and Rlaiier mret again tancee were apared at Intervale
In arrordanre wit* State Bead
been reached after the harih *omrtime today.
«ord* exchanged earlier between
MeanVvh^le, peaceful picketing Department policy.**
. Bead Board Member William
the negotiator*. There had been a continued.
tendency to write off the confer*
Dial, of Orlando, a**urrd J.
ence a* a dead lot*, while ap
Bralley Odham, rhatrman of the
plauding Adenauer'* a t u b b o r n Vicki Is Given
Cititen* Committee and of the
aland in dealing with the Ruiilan*.
Seminole County Chamber of Comf
Clarification of what the lait* Until Week's End
m rrrr Long Range Highway
® minute agreement mean* tor the
CHARLOTTE. N. C. UP - Han- Planning Committee, that «hou!d
future of Germany wa* awaited dler* have gl*en*Vlckl, the way- the right.of-waye he obtained lmanxiouily here. Before voicing vrard elephant, until the end of the mediately. “ A contract for the
approval of the conference out- week to come home. If «he d»r>nT. proposed fnur-laning. widening and
ccme. political and diplomatic they'll go Into the wood* with gun* paving of 17.PS will he let thle
circlet wanted to know what con and get her.
year If it ha* to he done on
crete gain*. If any, were made by
More than a arore of men have Chrt*tma« Day.'*
the We*t German*.
been trying *inre Sunday to lure
Odham. a*klng that report* he
the t-year-old female out of a
BIG JOB COMPLETE
wooded area only 500 yard* off one mad* of each rontart mad* hv the
PANAMA OB—A giant face-lifting of North Caroltna'a bulled high committee mrmlcr* *a!d. "We’ve
got »elfi<h people among ut and
Job on the Panama Canal haa been way*.
w completed. Some 2,475.000 cuble
She wandered away from an the rltlren* of our rounty. Inyard* of rock and ahale were amntemfnt park a* handler* were tgre*ted In the growth of their
blaitrd off Contractor'a lltll to re preparing to load her onto a truck eommunltv, thould know what
move the threat of rock alidei. for a fair appearance at nearby they eay.**
8hip£lng_jra«^in!nterr^
Bill Wright, highway grocery
Gastonia. She ha* refuted to come
mil of the wood*, even for the •tore owner and operator, told the
bucket* of grain offered her.
commlite# yesterday, "IMIer lireNOTICE
then, owner* of about 900 fee,
I will not he responsible for
Paul Revere’* father wa* bom of the property needed for the
any debt* Incurred other than in l’erigueux, France.
right-of-way*, will go along with
by myaelf.
the public. Whatever the people
Franklin M. Barry
Rurma la about the alt# of want |« what Heller Hrothrra
Tcxa*.
want."
•
Looking forward to Sept. 20
when an appraiser* estimated
value of highway pro|>erty will he
submitted to the Seminole County
Commissioner*. O d h a m a a ld ,
whatever Information we can get
TREES
TREES
now will help u* chart a cour.e
• REMOVED
• SHAPED
on tha 20th."
• TOPPED
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Mo*t of the committee member*,
contacting po«*ihla anntrihutora
:o tha rlght-of-war*, rvprlrd that,
“GENERAL TREE SURGEON"
“the people are open minded. GenPROMPT SERVICE
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THE SANFORD HERALD
Wed-. Sept. 14. 105
Spotlight On Hollywood
High Price Support W ing Leading
W A S H I N G T O N , W — T1 courage production and raised In
hliih price support »mg hi l,mci
«wrla*ei to encourage
crabbed the control wheel In d prudaetloo.
termlnmg ilrilc it “I It* Dem •** * algolflcanl action, Demo
cratic Party on Ihr farm i*»ur— *ra*lc national headquarter! baa
Ica.t until the party hold! Ita b »«* “P ■ apcclal committee to reconvention next )tar.
J '*** the farm aituation in the light
What this win: dnei during ti of ,h® approaching campaign and
next six month! could well ha< U> ®uUln* strategy In attacking
much Influence on the part/ Li»«nhower administration farm
choice for the presidential non pollclcn.
natmn
Former Secretary of Agriculture
The Democrat!, like the nepull Claude •».- Wickard wai named
cam. are iplit on the qur!tion chairman of this committee. Wickhow far the federal jovernmf ard, who was secretary nnder
should go In supporting acricult’if I’reildents Roosevelt and Truman,
prices, one group wants high, r^ la a staunch advocate of high,
aupports of the Truman era t rigid aupporta. AnJ has been mskstnrrd a< a nir-mi ul bolster* | ing speeches bitterly criticising the
admlnlilraticm and ita secretary ol
sagging farm prim .
The other want* to ghe the ft* agriculture, Etra Taft Henson.
Another aim ed to the Democrat
Ible prlre support program of e
Eiienhnwer admini»trslu.n furtJr ic committee was former Sccrelarj
trial. Congress last year kiefd of Agriculture Charles F. Brannan.
•ml Ihe high support* rod putn He is Ihe suthor of a controversial
their place a sliding <cale supft faim plan advanced in 1941 which
rngram for major crops. Uifr would hive provided even highei
lis system, support! may he ►* farm suppuMa than ware authorized
under the Truman era law.
The Wiekard-Urannan element Is
opposed in th i Democratic Party
by a group headed by Sen. Clinton
P. Anderson of New Mexico, him
self a former agriculture secre
Th* Navy liecruiling Stationer- tary; and Spcssard L. Holland of
landu, report! three local mnrn- Florida. This group helped push
lifted In the Navy duiing the the administration's flexible sup
port program through Congress.
month of August.
These two wings clashed over
George Craig Anderson, 9U
French Ave . Sanford, ion of Irs. the price support Issue at the
Beatrice Anderson Waller L Vel- party's national contention In 1932,
drrhold. Lake Mary, »on of Mr. with a high support group coming
and Mr*. Charle! WelderoM; out on lop.
Influential in pulling Ihe high
J’rtrr flowers, ion of Mrs. P*iie
support element in charge of the
Bow era, Oviedo
Afler eompletin: recruit •lin parly's firm policy committee was
ing, Anderson and Wridfrho! will House Speaker Sam Rayburn, a
go to the ftasle Air School.Nor powerful figure In Ihe party.
man, Okla., for eventual align Should the issue of farm prircs
ment to an air unit of lha iavy. and income shape up ai a major
Bowers will he assigned t sea domestic issue in neat year's camduty after his training Is corplete. palgn-ai It now appears likely to
ared in times of iiirplmea n dlt- do-in(1uanet of the high support
K
News Of Men
In Service
Y O U 'R E T E L L IN G M E!
RMf*
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C a b a l P rise Writer
Wktn the eaa bstrae eat ires*
CABB INBTTTtrrK'S Dr Jaaun
N assau told lha Inlem alloial A s Iureturn will drop to abtolnte
tronomical conference llu world srro. TA* a It lays Will rtollp /all
will end In 10 billion ytirm. So
w hat'e the use?
apart.
f t !
t I t
»
The were idea of ihe worid'e
In lit hlflion years Ita saw leilt
Sura Itiel/ out. Another summer tamlnf to an and ftvae pease. No
like this and U'U ha alar button.
•sice.
I I I
t I I
It's hind af brtetMsMtsf, knew.
Ing lha world will and. There's a*
The International Astronomical
row* Mi i# be undone.
conference met In Ireland, and the
t I t
"What fillu e e W. 4wis li«« »e Irish aren't Inleroeled at til In
Mid Dr. Naaaau. We ll Just have the world's coming to an end. U's
to eit tig h t
England they're after.
T E L E V IS IO N
w uen
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on i.en iN i
vs r.isv
a
whom
tv
aerr.H M H ia
lies S iIu m i i ! With Uarla WsN
tiie
ISupetman
MSlfVIRO
Newt-W •ether-
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Johe Dely Ns
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An
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i#e H»dfr*r _A P rlsn e s
Illin rfllllS
s «* ! ! ’ » i|nr *-I s > M f h l t l f h l s
•iiv H im C e re
IM S Tli« Slillliinslrs
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Is *
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I n iim A h»»f»t
N f . s-K|M>ru.!! - t i l l . ,
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J is lign^rr
t ills
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ha«a
A
p lan
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n e jit y
H n n n in n
t h i
T h s e lie
< IS Tssl l eiism
1 .M Stsrnlea Plow
tiff Mamma Phnse
s .m ss-iw n auide
hs*s
wing would be sreat in drterminmg
the presidential nomination
This wing is closrly associated'
with leaders nf nrganiicd labor j
active in thr party and with *‘progressise'’ rlem rnli in ihe p a rty .1
The CIO. for example, has given
Its barking In high farm iup|iorts
and to the nrannm subsidy plan
Just how the Democrats plan to
go about rspilaliting on the situa
tion that may h. determined at a j
meeting of the Mickard committee '
in Chicago Scpl 19. This session j
is expcctr-i In draw party farm {
leaders from all sections nf the
country.
Court Order Is
ObtainedToGet
Old Loan Back
CHICAGO 'gv—For Z«i years Ihe
U.S. government has hern trying
to eolleet 1100 it say* farmer
William If. Yearton borrowed
from Ihe Farm Credit Adminis
tration
Federal officials honed Tuesday
that lha mailer finally would lie
lellled. They had a court order
to bring Yearton In
But Yearton, 41. says he doesn't
understand what the commotion Is
all about, lie says he doesn't re
member owing Ihe government
anything
Yeartnn's debt a lOXV .mercers
ey erop and feed loan for a farm
he once operated at Sugar Grove.
West nf Aurora, III -h a s risen lo
$271 S*. counting interest and costs.
Ihe government says.
And. a Department of 4grind
lure official said. Ihe government
has spent msny times the original
9100 debt trying to eolleet.
On Sept. 1, I9i9. Federal Judge
William J. Campbell issued a
Judgment. Yearton ignored it.
Federal marshals railed al Ills
farm. They reported he spurned
them and once threatened them
a i s Mife-o*
r ru a r e m Itssum e
|! j:
|
ACROS*
1. To beeismf
Indistinct
DOWN
1 Edge oil
* hsl
S Center*
2 M a r n lt g
.1 O rd in a ry
ef w heels
0 Stood op
The average American fa m ll^
uses 7J8 tin cans a year.
T
HU IS AM A ITItll IMPItSSIOM ef the type of roughly 110 pounds. If will rlrcte the earth ever*
satellite ssltlth engineer* are now developing In ,90 minutes al an altitude of between 200 and 3(H>
llie I'nilcd Males to circle the earth within the ' miles. After several days, peihap! even a wrclc, the
next two yrars. AH rnergy for (he motor and the slight friction of Ihe highly rarefied air will reduce
traiutmlh ra will be oldamril from the sun, and the speed and the satellite wilt gradually fall in a
ti<c idtcllite will, during ita short stay in Ihr fringes shallow spiral tow ards the earth, vaporizing In the
nf space, automatically signal hark In earth read- 1manner nf a meteor as It races Into the d rrsrr
Ing* taken by the many and varied instruments almcephcre it lower altitudes. The projectile's
y u kr<l into its small dimensions. The missile re- , (tight will be followed as much as posnbla bv radar
|•ortesil> will be the size of a basketball, weighing eqjlpmcnL (London Sphere from Central /Veil/
with • gun.
On June IS, Julge Campbell
rN O m KNOCKED OUT
I.ONKSOMR POLECAT*
ordered Yearton lo appear in
BOTHERING PEOPLE
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. bP-Mrs
court June 7* tor an examination
CEDAR CITY. Utah Wt—Skunks, A Y. Smith's pride and Joy was
of his asset!. He didn't come. The
even as people, sometimes gel thr knotty cypress wood ceiling in
judge ordered Yearton to appear
lonesome, one selected Mill's Cir- Ihe living room of her home.
yeitrrday to show cause why he
Lightning struck the house Sun
should not he held In contempt of
NEW VOtlK IW -A M ..I | w ,| ,lcj'” ;,
■" “ '“ b day, knocking every knot out of
court. Again, he ignored the sum
say
» th-l Ita l - « r .....
- « £ * d ftU fc . £ " ' •
mons.
**,r
pole- the criling hut doing iittla damage
, :
„
. „
| . .. ,
television set Ihe less you look at ^ cnl H°Jf1
.Judge
. . . . . Campbell ......................
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eat Now the lounge Is bring otherwise.
ruled Acarton „
....... .
,
in eonlempl and ordered marshals ||((rca* rcport|nil „„ , MJr%r) ! fumigal d and Hoyt i« the loneIn bring him In
l „ y» th„i proplr' who hase had M,n1e ,,nc■
«" *"s persh on the wheel
"I have not Ihrralrned anyone.” their scls Ihe longnt look Ihe! Anolher skunk has rhosen the housing. This has l.ron going on
Yearton said at his new farm near l„ni.r i l
unilrrcArriacr- of ail auto owned since Sunday. Woodbury last saw
Elhurn. III., JO miles west nf Chi Who are thrse folks who (*o Ih e , by Hulon Woodbury for his home Ihr skunk yctlrrJayr. lie's afraid—
cago. "A marshal has been here
He suns himself nearby until for obvious reasons—to start Use
several times in the la«t three or most slewing?
someone approaches. Then he pops motor.
They
sic.
says
ABB
fam
lle*
of
fsmi m o tit t is . I I * s a w m e l e l i T . I l »
4 or more member*, wills H.e
toki me I owed the government
two hundred dollars and some parent* arrd 20 to 3J*. who hase
thing. I told him I didn't know owned Ihelr TV sets on the averanything about It and I w asn't, **c nf months. The woman of
coming. I» didn’t borrow any Ihe
lr" house. .'toe*
. . . by
. far. Hip most
money from Ihe government I
•^■'h families keep their
don't know what the seme Is."
I |r l ' "" i" 1
"f •,,, '" "f* •*
If th* government roller!*, Ihe week. Hills helping make ?.\ pee
money will go In Ihe Farm Home
,,f ,hr
^,:,' rn" s, T\
Ailmlnistratlon. which has ib . i a.klience accmnt fur 40 per cent
sorbed the old depression-born
U** nation t slewing.
Farm Credit Administration.
i
Not loo lung ago II was a grr.d
American Sunday afternoon «port
to sit in Hie patlor and l<r>k al
panarnmtr scenes of Niagara Falls
and the Grind Canyon through th e ’
Radio-TV
Highlights
Lovely Janet Leigh
Is Designing Star
MORE
The smart girl shopper will buy I old stereoscope.
• dress that is priceless and lime ' Beginning 0.1 t«, if NBC TV.
less, says blonde and t>eaMtifiil la , it« ssay. ihr g rr'l American
Janet l^lgh, who finds lime to Sunday tfirrniam »p>>it will he
deiirn dresses for a New York looking at ;r*noramlr irenr* on
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9 L d 'ers song
» Donkey
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13 Fault Fie
Marie llocsl
name l
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1? Negative
reply
20 Detests
JO Youth
21 Ccahtiqn
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compost*
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name
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32. Miuia
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33. Book rl**p
39. To draw
again
42 Boredom
4 4 M rist
4 V. Derision
49 Island in
New- York
hsrber
47. Female
sheep
3d. Chert loundT
49 Aslant
41 Part of
•to be*
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31 Roman
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34 Winter
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decree
29. Book of
verled
infotmatiM
31. God of
pleasure
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scure
21 Argent
u>ifi
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a ra o n abm um
23 Check
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4 To portray
10 Variety
of willo-v
12. Thick fruit
liquid
13 Kind <Art l
14 Pa-.-bi
in Perretat*
17. A sign of
zodiac
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CHRYSLERS
m
and I’m lifting th * rM f
on trade-in allowineet
to clear them NOW!
IB
I'm fast approaching rrxk-boutww am my
Stock of brand-new 19)) Chryslero.
Now I want to d ear them mil —but fool!
The tremendous success rtf this great car
has given me n big year. That's why . . •
1 CAN MAKE YOU THE DEAL OTHERS
ONLY TALK ABOUT!
You'll get a walloping big allowance lor
your' present car . , one that you'll never
bo able to match again anywhero, anytimat
iiii lia “ * “
A IR L IN E S NEED
MEN and WOMEN
You'll get n N f car-tbo paca-aotting,
SAVING IN COST
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mow
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Chryalor —at a p rk a mi low ywu'd n p t e t
to tod h only am a amalt c u t
And y o u 'll got a taleit-hoUimg car*
W het's th* mom at meimg now U you hawa
to taka h oa th* chin who* you p i n
trod* in? Your Chryalor will alwaya conn*
mand top-doilar, because ita torriSc popw
loriry carrioo right over to th* uaod cat
nurkot.
BUT YOU B IT T U l G ET H i l l FASTI
W I mm them hoootioo am goon • • • that's H,
COM E IN N O W ... for the deal of the year
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RADIO
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concern escapes from Iron Cur
tain countries or Russia itself.
Some ere about people who aro
removed from their homes. Theiw
is a great deal of excltameat la
such talcs.
“There la the adJed quality of
reality. All of the stories are true.
We have gotten wonderful cooper*
ation from governmental agencies,
religious groups and other organi
sations that deal with refugees.
“ 1 think this show can do a M
of good in this country. After all.
we will be letting 230.000 person*
into this cssunlry by the end of I93ar
It Is important that we know their
problems.“
The filmed show will appear on
CBS Friday nights. Incidentally,
this may be an indication of TV'a
power: Brian Keith has a ton
picture s )ear deal with Columbia
Pictures, but the Crusader scries
lakes priority on his services.
DAILY CROSSWORD
manufacturer In between starring television. '''Vide W'iiIp World,"
roles In mnvlrs.
hrsinrhiH ot NBC prrsidrnt Syl
“My Idea of Ihe right kind nr a vester L W.**s’r Jr., has grown
Nsos-tS seihsr
dross for any woman is ms* lhal Inin psnts, acquired sponsors, amt
T n s SI » re t*f Shew
Test l-stlsra
she cap wear ,enjoy, look well- will enme lo Iho serren every
ttllk s It nirh
BIXtt-oe
and nobody can guns whether II other sunday aftrn.ion at 4 p m.
I ’rn aren t Rssuase
.
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cost ttO or 11,000" says Janet. (Easlrrn Time) throu;h neat June
C iosrni l.x
tin Vsllsm U b« x
Slntlse
IIIIII U i s ml
“ It should be simple enough so »*.
t^>*s u r u r e
I lilt Psarrh* fme Tai
llserrh lor T n m e rra w
lhat I! won’t be dated next sra<nn
*II*. a
IS• »
Uuldlna
#!*._ <■ l.lehi
Theme of Ihe first hour and
Uuldlna
t-lahl
ArTKNNOOn
II.M IJ
also. That's what I mean by price
II O
orin.IT
lfleek R
Reaert
<
half show u "A Sunday m Au
P ei/
Jack Pear
itiii Jt
leas'
end
timeless"
T *srs
a ptk n an o a
Le*le
Janet, who is married lo hand tumn " To present lhat tineilcan
wraia. Tver*.
panorama 30 cameras will traverse
•jit
w m ,
Mksrt
Q.
Law
Is
vome film star Tony Curtis, ha* JO.ono
|i ) t |l«h I’rosti;•» aii*w
mile* and shoot ft im the
lawsra H m i
been
rommutmg
between
Holly
%
MW
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%
HtlaMtr Day
Ur, un Ihr ground, iimfrr eater,
n
:
i
reuaa*
wood
end
New
York
since
shr
»s Htarm
Hna
Arlahta* Hay
__
Vogr ArcHunt
signed a contract In January to from Ihe drrk nf a boat and a
■aaeas alarm
line Around
design dresses for Nalls nn, manu i moving cabls rir.
Fart, and Faery
S « r MT.
faeturor of Junior dresses
Throckmorton P. Gtlderileeve Is
“ When they askeed me,” says
Janet, “| said I'd do it If it »«* a tall, good naturrd, bombastic fel
legit. I wouldn't go for one of low. Willar.1 Waterman is a tall,
thei* deals where I simply lent good naturrd. quiet fellow. After
•TTHR—atepow is
my rim e to a firm. If I got ihe playing GUdersirevn In radio for
lieo ssii.iii vt s.aa
••taro Jaasbaraa
s* r i i v i : * n s t
sea
eredit
for designing dresses, then five year*. Waterman Is now bring
m R K SO O S
•••a Vslash M i l
ing him to television in a. weekly
1
wanted
to do the work."
Th* liasihn iluur
N
isi
situation romrrfy aeries produced
World At Nit
Bo
far
Janet'a
designs
have
RIKVISa
been strictly successful. H e r by the NBC film division. The
theory it to design clothes she show is being released in various
-•leal h t t
herself Ukoa to wear. Her pro rlliei at various time*.
Oa i
ill Ttasi
Gilderslcevc, If you didn't know,
scription:
laf ••»»•• Par Slusla
_laal
_ , , __Ilian
Kdlilan
“No fussiness, no gadget*, only la the Water Commissioner of the
rueklra Dwdesra
li'Hiklrn
K#we
one focal point Simple line*, m jtlral village of Summerfleld. At
A< llama Wlie Musi*
a cigar-smoking, goggle-eyed city
Raws
careful ahape, good fabric."
Malady
Lasnitn'a Call Ta Pray at
!»!h Harfd AI.Kaae
Now in Europe enroute lo Africa ofllnal. he's a gentle lampoon of
aiaa ori
IP T R R R M X
for Ui* filming of a new picture, se'.f-important officialdom every
t’lassi
t m i aans e
plane* to pay ■ *1*11 hi New York's where.
MOMMA*
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“Safari." With Victor Maturo,
A native nf Madison, Wis., who
Iff* US
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l
ymaa’a Call Ta
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JaMt
took t i n t out between progressed In Hollywood by way
w a Mraahaea
IH Cllfc
la m e n t center and look over the of radio la Chicago, Waterman U
Uteri number* la her fall lino. a highly domesticated fellow. Ife
Featured in Lha current collection and hia wife, Maryanns, and their
aro her SUoom drtsa, named afler two daughters - seed 11 and II
her furthcoming picture, and her lisa In tha San Fernanda Valley
Do-To dreta, which atarts with a near Hollywood.
■ P u H u s r A refits, BeaerreUealsU, simple bUck wool sheath and
ostaaaaa, Communtcallons Arcnts, also changes character by addition and
Death or dfvore* disrupted l r
publicralaUaM
rdaUanaand
ando iu r aiher excltlnr, subtraction at sashes and scarfs.
079,000 U. 8. families to 1934.
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RICH M ON D.
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National Amateur Ooll Champion
•hip it Just »• unpredictable. X
its predecessor*, hut Hi » 1*“*
•a ft guess that when the fmaltfl
walk to the tin t lee Saturday «•
v.ill come Imm tha group of p*
tournamenl favorites.
There'* • ehance loo lhat *
that time he'll be at grey-halm
from narrow escape. a* the tori
l*h nUlileri who make up Ihe b#
of the 64-man lield that sum *!
the first two round*.
On ng Into Iwlay . rlmilile-kno*out third and fourth round*, met
of the favorite* still were on hahSome, like llarvie Ward, tabbed*
hit rivals ai the world'• t**t »*•
teur golfer, almost had the re*
light* scared out of them, but 'Jy
won.
.
Eut perhaps the most notices**
featura of the remaining field *»
the predominance of player* inije
over-tn and 20or-under as* br:x«U. At lead * dtlirn of t ’*4
Marciano
Declares
Top Shape
r o u e /*
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Season-Long Jinx
Ended By Cleveland;
Yankees Beat Detroit
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a drastie comedown (nun his pre
\ions efforts. When he winds up At Pepoy Find
Sunday, he'll have worked III
Sweeny, runner-up lo A r n o I d
Palmer In last year's tourney and
British amateur litlcholdrr in I9J7.
•n the 19th hole.
Sweeny wa. one of Ihe few
"nam e" player* eliminated in the
•econd round. (Hhrra were formrr
rhampion Chick Evans, who now
play* Just for fun. ex-British rhim on Charlie Yales and youthful
llk rr Cupper Bruce Cis^d.
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TAM PA, Fla. iJt—'There's a lass
for every lad at Wilton Junior
High School Knmllmrnt figures
announced yesterday showed 1,036
aludenti — 529 girl, and 529 boy*.
PAINTS Q
In 1322 Colon
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<07 W. FIRST ST.
FREE PARKING
rounds. Kor hi. .etond bout wttn
Jersey Joe Walcott, hr went 230
rounds in framing—which could be
a. record. He drilled 206 for Roland
La Starts and 119 for Cockell.
"This time I haven't worked »o
hard or so long,” he said, "and
there Is no sign of stalenesi what
soever. I was trying to do loo
much In Iho.e day*. No. I lake
lime off whenever I feel I need
it. The new program haa worked
wonders."
The Rock said he wouldn't be
at all aurprlsed if Mooir tried for
an early knockout because lie I*
supposed lo be a slow starter.
"B it that doesn't worry me,”
.aid Marciano. " I 'tr only .ern him
four times. I saw him on television
(wire aiin .t Joey Maxim and
once against Bobo Ol.un And we
have the film of his fight with
Harold Johnson last year. Rut I
didn't leans anything from that beraii.e John-on and I don't fight
anything alike.
"I w it Imprested with Moore
In two of them—against Maum In
Florida and against Olson He
conics closest lo Walcott In style
and punching power. Charlr* I. a
better boxer and more clever. But
Moore know* all Ihe punrhea and
how to use them. From what I've
arm hr has Ihe best left Jab ainre
Joe ld»ui*. ”
Ity TIIE ASSOCIATED PRESS
(oath Art Guepe. whose football
material at Vandrrhilt Iv skimpier
than the average for the South
eastern Conference, hcamed today
like a man who jus' lour.l uranium
Ur his backyard.
Guepe found a fullback yester
day, anl Ihi. gisrs him at least
half a harkfield for Ihe Commo
dores' Sept. 24 opener against
Georgia.
Sieve I’epoy, 191 • pound senior,
displayed racellrnt hum al fullbark in Ihr Vandy workout. Hr
aeemed to be fully recovered from
a knr* operation last spring and
ready In Join halfback Chaney
Horton in giving Guepe a poten
tially powerful one-lwo punch.
Vanderbilt punting got plenty nl
attention and cnaches were pleased
with Ihe way the bool* were cov
ered by end. Earl Jalufka and
Tommy Harkins.
Rala InlrisJed yesterday at Titlane and Florida and got a mixed
reaction. Tulane fled under Die
•landa and rrvtewrd Its strategy
for Saturday's opener again-t Vir
ginia Military Institute The Greenies named guards Bryan Burn(home and Tony Sardisro as cocaptain..
At Florida they staved out in
Ihr showers and worked hard on
drlrnses against Ilia Mississippi
Slate split-T. Some attention waa
•Iso glsen In sharpening tha Gator
allark.
The accent was,on passing and
ns tim : « .« n im s :n »•«».•« punting at Trnnrt.ee continued
I .O N I m i .\ — N i n o V » l r t » « , JOT, I ' m l a. alnp iia* l>ua Co* k a i l. SIS, l . n - two-a-day drills In tha afternoon.
BlanU. Coach Bowden Wyatt ordered an
I I A i m o R D . ••nun. VVIIIIO I'ap
I J . llaMf*»*1. aluppad Jim m y llh l* . offensive scrimmage and liked Ihe
IJ» Vt» Tork. S.
passing of John Majors and Ihe
I M i l v.N A Io l.lH — V l i a i l
A kin *
1 1 1 ',. Hi U n i , , n u t f 'iln t a l l l a i o l i running of Tommy Bronson.
Rally F a ro Jo n a h K S I / S . D f lio lt .
Mississippi s c r i m m a g e d II*
I*
K V V If.Mi: f-atir — T a n n e fa m e n . guards and tackles. The remainder
I l k ’s. T h a r i'lllp p itisa . •u tp olatod of the Rebel squad went through
Uauin l i o l . I l l , s t a ll.n , la.
D l .T R f i l T — Varna R aham o. 1*1. an Intensive resiewr of both offense
Ita lia n .a .. tlnppad I M i l t r I ’orallO . and defenva for Saturday, night's
J l* . D a .to n . I ’M". 2
AI IA Ail IlK.Vi 'll, F la . - tU rn M Inaugral against Georgia.
T a r ta r , I • I . .N an aik , X J , n ut.
Mississippi Stale worked on lim
im inttd W a ra a lla ilu S . IS IV s, Now
ing, and Coach Darrell Royal said
Y o rk
In
RICH M O N D . C a lif. ..K d d l a Via- Ihe only rontart work he plans for
than, IS*. llaU dlna. C a l i f , alnpuad
Ihr rest of the week before Sat
Mill D a v it, tIT . l.oa V n a tlra , I.
H D M ji.r i.ir - M i a r lio n ) , H »v*. urday's opener would be IS minutes
M anila, n uip n ln ltd A b tl P om io ll,
of goal line drfense today,
|;S S / I. Iln ao liilif, It .
I'liliT A R T H U R . T o .
— Fo u l
Louisiana Slate worked nut# fnr
J n r a a n .t a , IS*. IT rt A r t h u r m u .
II was the Bengali*
pnlniad J . W . H o a ry , IS *, O roaao, two hour*
Too.. I* .
longest drill of Ihe yesr. Coach
Rrokfa halfback Rlchia Wolt of Tsui DleUel aaid sophmnre GUI
the Detroit Mono In the NFL scor Smith had won a starling Job al
ed 57 touchdowns during his four
year gridiron career at Arkansas
Stale.
G e n e ra l In su ran ce
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
In Tampa, F1a„ where the hope*
to begin goU practice by Jan. I
for Ihe National Women's Open.
Trying for her second successful
romebcak In her fight again.! can
cer, Ihe famous woman athlete
hope* lo be ready for hrr first
1916 tournament play when Ihe
13.000 Tampa Women's Open It
staged Ihe latter part of January.
"I'm eyeing Ihe National Wom
en'* Open where I ihdn'l gei a
chance to defend my title tills
year.” she laid.
The 'Kibe and her husband,
George Zaharias, were to leave
by plane today for Tampa where
they own a home.
Before leaving the Galveston
Hospital she announced the estab
lishment of a fund for cancer de
tection and contributed H orn to
help it get launched.
Mrs. Zahariat I* recovering from
a second Cancer that was discov
ered when ihe underwent an oper
ation for a spinal disc. She was
first stricken in 1933 hut returned
to golf four month. Utrr lo win
sever*! championship*.
Kor Ihe past thrre-and a-half
months *he has been in the hospi
tal hrra for rorrerlion of Ihe disc
trouble and for X-ray Iraalmcrita
of the cancer.
end and would team with veteran
Jot Tununello at Ihe flanks Sat
urday against Kentucky.
Bobby Dodd, the Georgia Tech
roach, said hr would start a line
up of lettermrn against Miami Sat
urday. Rut Dodd said set era)
sophomores would probably tee
action on Ihe second unit.
Georgia honrei lit offense and
got Ihe bad news that a big toe
injury would sideline No. 1 right
halfback Charlie Harris for Ihe
season opener. Jimmy Williams
was named lo start In lla rrti'
place.
Auburn's srrlmmaga brought Jhls
reaction from Coach Ralph Jor
dan: "Poor, terrible and discouraging.”
Alabama accented passing, punt
ing and extra perthts. Bart Starr.
AI Elmore and Jimmy Woodward
were impressive in the punting
department.
By ED WILKS
The Associated Prt«i
Manager AI Lope* gave it to his
LONDON It— Big Nino Valde* of Clev eland Indiana straight today:
l ulu today began clamoring in It's overconfidence, not the New
rarnrtt for a chance at the heavy
weight title.
"I've waited long enough for a
go at Rocky Marciano," he aaid,
"but maybe my victory over Don
Cockell will convince everyone I
de-erve a chance at the champion.hip If Cockell got one, I certainly
earned It.”
keea. Hut instead of whoopin' it
Valde- -lopped Cockell after the up, Lope* warned that "we've still
yprd round in a scheduled 10 la»t got a long way to go.”
night. Tie pudgy Englishman's Jutt 24 hours before. Lope* had
handlei* called on the referee to said, "we’U be in an excellent pohalt the light. When Cockell .tag- •it on to win the pennant" if the
gerrd to hi* corner after the third In-Hans could beat tha Senators.
he u . i guihing blood from a cut Now you get the idra Lope* knows
on the forehead.
Cleveland has won it—the big wor
Valde* knocked down Cockell, ry Is not to lore it.
who wav put away by Marciano The Yanks, who flattened- De
earlier in Ihe year, for a count of troit I d yesterday, still are a game
right in Hie thirl round with a thy on the lost side with II games
.holt left and a cron to the face. lefl. Cleveland has nine to play.
Cockell came hark wilh a left to t Imago and Boston practically
Ihe fare when he got on hi* feel, fell by tha wayside yeiterday. The
hut Valde*. with a reach advan third place While So* had to rally
tage of JO Inrhet, meiely shook It for six runs in Ihe ninth to salvage
off
a Iwl-nlght split at Baltimore, win
"I knew Cockell would attack ning 9 6 after a 2 0 defeat, n iey ’re
Tt.Mii the start.” said Valdes. "So |t* back now.
my plan was to get the range of Bo.ton, lo.ing a 12 Inning opener
him in Ihe first round. After that to Kansas City 6-5. rallied to win
Ihe nightcap 7-6. That left the Red
I went to work on him.
"My policy fiom now t* to be a Sox seven games back.
killer. Unless I finish mv man off Th* Indians, winning 13 cf the
decisively, no on* ever will believe last It. thumped the Senators on a
pair of six-hitter* by Mike Garda
I ran b* champion.”
Valdes urighed 207, Cockell 211. and Bob Lemon. Garcia won hi*
llth In (hr opener, mapping Wash
ington's five-game streak agaimt
Florida Open Golf
Championship Play
Sel For Oct. 6*9
NAPLES — The first annual
Florida I'. G. A. Open Golf Cham
pionship will be played over the
Naplrv Reach Club hotel course
Oct. $ 9. according to an announce
ment by Henry B. Watkins, presi
dent of the Naples Company, rosponsor of the tournament with Ihe
Florida P. G. A. Asm.
Recently organiied. Ihe associ
ation's charter becomes rffectise
(let. I. Watkins laid, adding that
this first tournament should at
tract top puts and amateurs Irom
the nation a* well a. Ihe state.
I’rue money of 52.000 will br
uffrreJ lo professional players and
1900 In prise, for amatrurs, acrouting to Watkin*. A pro-am tour
ney on Wrdnetday will precede
the (our day esrnt whlrh 1* expertrd to bring 200 or more lop
golfer* to Naples.
In Naples lo complete tourna
ment arrangement*. Denny Cham
pagne, President of the Florida
I' G. A. and professional at the
Dubsdread Country Club In Or
lando. said that interested golfers
will shortly find full Information
and registration blanks at thalr
clubs.
Prises will be awarded for the
Florida P. G. A. low, for tha over
all championship, for amateur win
ners and for the pro-am best ball
foursome on Wednesday, Champagna said. A resolving trophy,
which must be won three years
for permanent possession, will be
made available for Ihe tourney by
Ihe Naples Company in addition lo
the other prises.
Other P. G. A. Assn Officers are
Clyde Usina, Miami: Lou Bataman, Ocala; Skip Alexander, SI.
Petersburg; and Henry BoleaU,
Tampa.
Columbia, SC., yesterday while
Tampa lost a first round {am*
to Miami, 4-2.
Clearwater, winner over Colum
bus, Ca., also by 3-0, plays Chat
tanooga. Tenn . and Mobile meets
Ihe winner of Ihe Tampa-Tuscaloo.a game later in the day.
Night game* will send Columbia
against Miami and Canton. N. C„
meets Bessemer, Ala., in the wrinner't bracket.
Tampa blanked Atlanta, 1-4). yes
terday •« Chuck Hernandes tossed
a two-hltter and Pete Fernandes
homered for the only run of Ihe
game.
Canton walloped Mobile. 1-4, In
a free-hitting, loosely-played gime
that taw eight errors by the two
team*. Bessemer hhlpped Chatta
nooga, 4-2, with seven hit*.
DURHAM. N~C. (D -
the Tribe. Gene Woodlinj, the exYank, tripled home two run* and
•cored the third on Bobby Avila's
•acrltire fly in a big third Inning
agaimt loier Chuck Stobb*.
Larry Doby batted in four run*.
The Senator*, who had whipped
Cleveland In II of 'I game* this
year, kicked In three error* at
Lemon hung up hi* llth victory
in the nightcap. The first three
hit* off the big right-hander were
triplet—but produced Juit one run.
Ray N'arletkl relieved Lemon
alter eight inning*.
The Yankee* uted an error by
Fred Hatfield, a walk, two tingle*
and KUton Howard'* two-run tri
ple to chaie young Bob Miller and
beat the Tiger* with four run* in
the fourth. Hank Bauer made hit
llth homer a two-run thot in the
fifth off reliefer Steve Gromek.
Bob Turley won hi* llth, and
third atraight, for the Yankt. He
gave five hits—only one in the last
five frame* — for hi* *econd
straight ihutout and tilth of the
year.
Three walk*, two tingle*, a
sacrifice fly. a wild pitch and Bob
Nieman'i triple fashioned Chica
go'* tii-run ninth. The latt-place
Oriole* had led on Jim Dyck'*
grand-tlam homer off Jack Marshman in the firtt inning. In the
first game, Ray Moore blanked the
Sox of sir hits, while the Orioles
made the most of four walks and
six hits to beat VirgU Trucks.
Vic Power singled home the
winning run in the llth off Bills
Kinder in Ihe tin t game at Boston.
Kinder, Boston's relief ace, lost
his third atraight. Jimmy PleruU
and Kaye Throneberry eaej swat
ted two-run homari to puO tho
Botox from behind In the night
cap.
St.loula handed Brooklyn’* Na
tional League champ* a third
straight defeat g-2. The Cards
clouted 11 hit% off Karl Spooner
and four reliefer*.
Johnny Antonelli won hi* llth
and drove home four run* with
two tingles, a double and a homo
run aa the New York Giants pep
pered Milwaukee 9-1.
Philadelphia smacked Chicago
tor IS hits, beating tb# Cuba 104,
and Pittsburgh knocked off Cincin
nati 5 2.
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432-W.
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rURNIillKD Apt. MO VarkAvr.
UNFURNISHED HOUSE at «o7
Weal Sad St. Also Furnished
house, I mile* out of City.
Pbona l« -J or M* J. ____
CLEAN fth tlA a d Apt. 009. TWO
people. >33.00. >11 Park Ave.
OR LEASE —HerrIra Station, eg.
rs.lent location. Blahop A Hart.
Marketers for Sinclair Refining
Co_ Phono 3 4 i l . ______
3 Room Apartment. IIS Kim Ave.
Phone lfcl W.
___ Clma
FURNISHED Apartment
In Prlvvita Bath. 304 ralmetlo
Ava.
EFFICIENCY Apartment. Reaaonabia. Phone MS J afttr 3 Pm. nr before • a. m.
THREE Raom Apartment Com
pletely fureiabad. 313 Palmetto
Ave Phona 1392.
Cl6ttage7 PHont ■
Dai-J.
Furnlahad Kitchenette Apt*. Air
Conditioned, Slumtrrland Court.
South City PmlU Highway 17 92.
GARAGE Apartment, furnished.
Ilot and Cold water. 1902
Kreneh.
TWO BEDROOM newly fumiihed
home in Bel-Air. Phone 1797-M.
12 Full site room* $asoo Including
ulUiUaa. JOT Wait 8th St.
ftouTIhll
Pbono am Victorian Mlrrnra, $ i . tin, curvctl
Urve Seal. |l.v . Frenrh Proven
NO CLOSING COSTS I
rial Colfce Table, $20., Early
That's right, folks! You get errAmerican Coffee Table. $2.1,.
dll for your entire down pay
New Platform Itnrkrr*. $19 0.1
ment inwards the purrhasw prlrv
0 E. Refrlgrralnr 1*9 9J, terms
of $*,aon.no on this brand new,
Dmens of mleresiing ariitles,
3 bedroom masonry home, just
lfb- up
rnmplaterf. Paved road, just
TIIK CURIOSITY SHOP
ntt* of city, but with city water.
Thi« ii a REAL BARGAIN, Neat In Bennett's Court 17-92 So
DOWN TAYMENTT. you name
it, wo’ll try to arrange the resL G o j^ U g n ^ h M h a n o . Phone JM9
6ABTlCI Kh WAffTED ~ ^ 4
Seminole Realty
W. DIETRICHS
T. W. MERO Highest CASH. TRADE-IN p rim
paid tor uaed furniture Call 91*.
1901 Park Ave. Pfcnoo 27 or 143
WUson-Maier Furnltura Co 311
E. Id SI.
Three Derfronm home near Pinecros! school. 2 well landscaperl
Inis with tree*, frnoul In rear tit mid l SKI) PIANO—I'll. 1231 II
yard. Total price only $10,200. 1 - resa-IJveeUchhanplIes - t
with terms
Robert A. Willhnia, Realtor GERMAN SHEPHERD Puppies
Raymond l.unriquUt, Associate
H. D Prle.t, Smith Sanford Ave.
Phone 1B7J Atlantic Bank Itldg
Phone 330-w-l.
f or yosu Real Rttaso aeesni
PARAKEETS - Young bird*, all
Cullen an d lltr k e v , R u R o ra
colors. $1 SO. Phone 1136-W,
______
1M_ N Park Asm
Ills W 1st St
T1IHKEBEDROOM~h7 i7VTlike
HKD-J-MUC UONKRKTK
Mary. All modem ronvenlenret.
Mwacle Concrete Co.
Kiicfien appliances. Ph. 1620-J-3. 309 Rim
Ave.
Phone 1.133
>73 month!).
FURNISHED A partmrnt. .1 Rooms
ind belli, .
Phone Artrfrv
IB -
RRACM M O T H M
»*
■^L& TSSi!
m
NO DOWN PAYMENT - Two
Bedroom eontrata block house
under ronitfiirtioti.. Kl l e h e n
equipped. VA insured financing.
Low monthly payments. ..
Oitar
Installm enl
Company has immediate open
ing for a Salesman-Collector in
this vicinity. Must he sober, wide
aweke and a hard worker. Musi
have car and references. Write
P. O Box 317, sun ford
«! VARIETIES PANELING "Capable Women — start
Nallv* and Foreign Woods.
See Them At
ShtfEMR ConertU Pipe Ca.
hit H eat I Mb St.
PboM 24B9
QUICK CASH ror Furniture. Add
ing Machines. 1>pewrittra. Out
board Motors. Boats. Super
Rulldiai
now
earning Christmas money by
servicing Avon customers. Mrs.
Jusnita Russell, P. 0. Box DJS,
Orlando.”
iM H H g B M
Free rstlm atei. Phone I3I7-W.
Trading Post. On* mil« South
on 17-92. Phone 3311 R.
CARPENTER and General Repair Work. Thomas W. Fergu
The Flerlda T taea UMm
son. Phone 3031-R.
Your Morning Paper.
For Home Delivery
Phone Jack Renton. 322-M
II RATING
3% DOWN PAYMENT — Two Floor Furnace* and Clrrulateri
IL A POPP. CO_ INC.
Bedroom concrete hlock House
under construction. KIIA insured 2M Roalh Park Ave. Pbooe id s
/Insuring.
pnre IT.onn
ring. Selling price
«7,oon.
ponihljr
payments principal and
hly paymanta
New
- 1UlataxtiL
C orniialedCoraagaltd
Get all Your rooflag naed* at
NO DOWN PAYMENT - Three
licit room concrete block House Shensit« Cm crate Plpa Ca.
M In be started in few day*. Kit Out Wast I3th SI
Phona 24t9
chen equipped. VA iaaurad (InSleep I p C om fort
KING sit* Hollywood Bed M” g
M”. Complete with luxurious
Inner-spring Mattress, Matching
Roa Spriogs. Headboard (Duran
Plastic),
e), Holly
a $129.30.
- « . P ? UU
MK$J» H4NTRD___ =}•
O LD E S T A B I.IS IIF .D
(NatiOBSlly Adv. RoUa-llesdl
Maaufaelurvd In Sanford
Avt. SmrIrbIr VtRrtka BMnd Ca
West 3rd S t
Phone M3 IIA HELP WANTED (female) l*A
- IB
Hutefclsoo OCEAN FRONT Apart
manta 33a South Atlantia. Day
toaa Reach, Fla. Call Mrs. Uutrhlsnn Phone 2374-Of
at llf» 8*a& Park Phaas
VENETIAN BUNDS
9»-
ECHOLS
Housework, Daywork, tni Cypress.
*2-1^._________
______
12 BUfUNFJW OPPORTUNITIKR 12
mT;"'J"nr
jpM M M efSaViU Ava?
Sanford Herald
BOATS MOTORg
-4>
i l.l. \IL \S cl. SALE
1911 i:\TMH DE and
( SF.II MOTORS
15 II P SEA-KING,
good condition
$2310
1. 1 II P. KVINHUDK.
run' like a tup and (tests
tossing
$21.30
3* II P SUm-ATWATER.
like new
$19.91
3 It P SCOTT-ATWATER.
refini-hed
...............
$63 10
3 II JOHNSON.
Vejv good mndltlnn ... . $B*>M)
Two 3 H SEA-BEE’S
-s-ra^. . . . . . .
Your choice
- . . .. vt* 4i
*•«••• »
14 EVIMtUDE
.......
IV) ixi I
* H WIZARD
...
$71.10
7'•* II ELGIN -ru n s g<x>d
repainted, nnlv
{.'atno
lu if P RCOVf’-ATWATER,
rontplctely overhauled,
A steal at
............... $49 91
10 H JOHNSON,
wi'li gear shift, tank ... $12100
12 H SEA BEE
Very good condition
$129 91
16 II .SCOTT ATWATER
Complete
with Remote connnii
Iml Box and control cablei*—
nnlv
$131 in
22 II JOHNSON,
Runs good, and will pull
2 '»tv nf skils
4*9 91
(In Sate Mb.le The. Last’
New 1*11 Model EVlSnt DI S
I II UGIITWIN. iSold Out.
I S IL FLKF.TWIN.Rale 921% Vi
II II FARTWIN Sale
$1|9 in
21 If RlGTWIN— (Sold Out)
23 If Flee. Starting
lllg Twin
list in
What'll You Have?
Glass. Aluminum or Mahogany
Boats,
Gatnr trailers. Several models
of used lioats A trailers on
hand, priced reasonable.
ROILHON S p o rtin g Goods
Fvlnmdr Soles b hers ice
Pkus*. tm
jm i
U’hetlier you are planning a
ARMY-NAVY 8URPLL7,
1,000 house proyerl rtf a 2‘*
6’ dog houir, he sure to rnn-
NEW Jungle Hammocks .. 3 93
B I c f Im t
$L U M i L
It nir. pay YOU to see t'S hefiae
fuu buy. Open Lsrmngi and
Sunday s.
Kaatalde Trailer Saleo,
Palaika. Fla.
I*/ AMI* iki
Rh*y
W ant Ad
am i msk fo r
d e p a rtm e n t
it-
suit us. We slock the fin (it
rbooe 1321
building moteriali which inture
Sttvice and a job well done.
L rwrhmwbtb
In addition, we will be happy
PhLk 1
In advise you on any building
piohlrm.
"At* yea sore Hwsis whal yen
(II
UMRFR
\
S U f ’ Hl Y
83
v A Is*H
TB Atl.ERS
FOR FALK — 191* Indian Trai
ler 27 Ft, At! Metal, reasonable
priev. Phone 2.191
RATLIN P.ROTIIKR8
G CO.
31> Sanford Ave
worn - 17— AirrnMORII ES
Dragitr.r and Bulldozer Service
Phones. 2221— Ssnlotd, 2164 —
Geneva
I t’g So
To P lnre A
ju a t ('all 181H
th e W ant Ail
TREES
EV KU-BEAltINr: S t r . i w b r r r x
Plants >1 JO per hundred Phone
ri.UMnmti
A A P.2 o ^
s!^i♦(>»siti(ttst(.f sm
- B . Home, I BR, !PAINT
S A L E ------------- 1J9 gaL
^ p f ffi:
11(111 I
|*
_ M n lm s / B o a t s / T la ilr r * —
l*i
it
A t Condi'lotted
u>* 1 2nd Si.
o one hour • Wssn and H in t
Phone e'l
Dry
■*■—l
o One hour H • Wash and Dry i
Plv*1>
SFKVICE
_n
Fold
I’ l one 1SXI H
o Finished Laundrr
U I. •Sill—Punn Terhntrtan.
Pftisra 2141 Ko-ite t. Sanford.
o Samtone Dry Clraning
L V " i
sl-n
**'
S o iith M d e
l.au n rlrom at
a
IN’*! Ill t_TK*\____ —30
South Side FnnilmaM Itldg.
to • F ttR M n ’Kr. » ’IiisM c.ewwt, ?0
!*• Fast 'ilk si.
MtrllKRN’ pi'Vvo" itltpCF” ”
P< •onil'Jnstruclion at irme hnma
Ruv sour 1'nntltiire at fterrs’s A I'ttle space like this will get
h' Han* Wi «icr p I) n*x
Warehuuse Furn. C'*s„ at 901 \V
your mi <sage before our more
371 -an'm l FU
l-t SI All nationally ads- fur- , than 10,000 readers Tell ’em to
ui'iire »' «irrh(in>e un. es
day) Phone lilt
call us (t< nir our nu*;nrss rates
The Yfe-'t Ail Department U
•'-E i.E rrr.iC A t. k er v ic r o —n
Adsrvll-er- are requested to n »
a. m. until .1 30 p.
tifs the Want Ad Department tni onen f mi *
earb b s'nets da.’ esrept Sat.
FRItilll.MIIF, aps'Haocre
sales niriliatelv of any errors in their
and service (■ II High. Oviedo, ad*, as Itio Sanlord Herald will be u ‘*, > oft'tnnon. Deadline for
Flj
Phone 4I.M or Sanford responsible (or only one incorrect week day inseitmns is 1 Oil p, ni,
1*1? W alter K p i
insertion
I the das J,pt*c»ding p-ihli.-ation.
Air layered, Itejilv to P a n t
— —-— — ------------ -*■“
Citrus on Cirri, Rough lemon ju i; SWIFT 12 It boat. Trailer,
Simplon ’Taicky A cres", Grnrva
ir .t t: IIP. Wizard kirkrr.
Contract and repair work. Frs»
1 estimatee. K L. Ilaevey. gM
Sanford Ave Phone 1*23,
UdJIKN -- If sn'i .arc
ini,-rested in a full nr part time
selling job offering a business
nf your nwn, Nationally Adver
tised produrt with repeat busi
ness and free retirement, contar. Mr. Raden. I'ailor Room,
Valdei Hotel jrlday rxrnlng.
Sept. 13 at 7:30 p. n> , Nutrillle
Company,
394 E. 1st KL
W i^ „
"Trailers -17 : i -
Ratri In Preceded
Policy holders
F
S. JtL* IZmhy
164 South Park Ava
17— Automobile*
HOUSE TRAILER — 2* Kl Ex HU \l» — Match on Grammar .
cellent condition, Ma> hi- -ren
It Thun las Own i
r f a it y r.ARi.QRS
-;*
er mi) hsvr |.\ i.irnufving and
Job* William* In*. Agrory ' at not French, or Phone 2.113.
pssing
for
thl.
,d
I’hone
tu.12
HARRIETTS
,
i i - " s r n i\ i m : r v i c e s ' " ~ - i
*17 Boafwrd^LUsaUe Rank
M lW l l.m : Trailer. 12
B
EA
C
T\
NOOK
<
I.OS1
Black
Labrador
Itclriev.
Air cnndili'inrd. Tcl.'slsim Per
• lit-CWlditinne I Soft Water.
er leniale ItKWAni) \ Itcii
FI1A
Financing
fect condition Will soil 33' olf
• I’enqulrt Dryers 3 Skilled Op
original price Shown bv ap
For Remodeling uod repairs.
I'aHsw
I’h',,'r Sanford.
era tors
pointment only. Ellis tJoyd,
Nothing Dnwn—Small MooOily
>03 So Oik Ave.
Phone
1*61
W
Payment!
- Oi l IC E m i s r H I M '-3 3
I’h«»f *71
‘JbLRANCE
Sherm an Concrete Co.
IS
AUTOMOBILE
BROWERS
lit
311
s
Out Hex! I3lh
Phone 24V9
HAYNES Office satcMne Ca
SKPTKMRKK S I'K C IA I,
Typewriters, adding m irninn COLD WAVE p'rmsnent lhai's «<*
a l A.n t C Ba n k BLDG
CAMS
FLOOR sanding and finishing
Sales Rcatals, 33a Magnolia Pb
»*" to minag- lleg Jit) NOW
BOUGHT SOLD TRADED
Cleaning, wasing. .Serving Sen..!,
•a
$7 %o
Hu*
Krcl't
l
sell
Car*
iwi|* County since 19M. H. 31 i<
FlANVERS PLANTS SHRUBS
Sanford Ave A Mth St
Gleason, l-ukr Msrr.
IA 1M IK V SERI I K E -»y KV A.HKSS REALTY S H O P
Used Kitchen Cabinet ... ItiioO
U«cfl Wardrobe
Itono
Used Sofa
. .............. tin no
Used .1 Pc. Dinette ........ Iio.nn
Used Chest nt Drawers ... . Itono
Csed Corner Cabinet
linno
U»eo Dining Room Table
llo u i
Used Innrrspnng Mattress. IIO.oo
Ut«(f Dresser
$10.00
Annabrllr R. llrn d rrv.n . \swtc. | L'se.i Double Dresser and
I’b. 2a71 — 17*12 at Hiawatha
Mirror ... ...............
>30M
Simmons 2 Pc. Sofa$1.7vT~ DOWN. Balance $9,330 Used
$pi no
Rr*| Suita —__ .
$02,23 month. 2 BH newer CB
on landscaped. « n a d y lot.
Extras, Phone 1231 It.
'03 09 E. 1st M.
rboaa 127
T «o Bedroom Frame cnmlnrtahte
Space H'-alcr* and Floor Furn
It FD-l-MIX CONK RETS
Home. Close to schools, atom,
aces Liberal Trade-In.
Miracle Concreie Co.
easily kept, only I42V1U0.
3o9 l!m Ave.
Phona 1333
Realtor — General Insurance
Marklaes. amt Repairing
Gertrude R. Diagfalrfec Aitariale Sewiag
BERT'S III S Tail Phone Kg?
I’te n t 2123
113 N. Park Ave.
r c iy o .ii : iw
Used furniture, appliances, tools. | 1007 Sanlord Ave.
Phona l i t l
ete. Rouaht-snld. I.arry's Mart.
i .m r . r rp re adi ng o i k
321 Rail 1st St Phone IMl
Shades this .1 Bedroom CTmcretc
p.
M
.
CAAirnriX
Block home located on a >0’ g
General Coairactor
130’ Lot. Kitchen equipment.
CONCRETE
’•Homes of Diallnctinn"
Space Hester and Drapes wi’h Ready Mixed Concrete. Concrete Hi Was 17 92
Phona 1447
■- Cornice Boards included — To
BliCk. Sand. Gravel, Cement _______________ ‘ M.
Service Personnel Itaoo. down.
Conrreta Plpa to Meet All Quail
For Better Plumtimg
(icaliona.
Sec or Cali
THREE BEDROOM Stucco, furnPhone 2H9
IV. J. k i n c ;
i«hcd. large shade tree. Well
2390 Sanlh Park Pbaee 30
landscaped
Mayfair section. Sherm an C nnrrele Pipe Co.
Oat Ne«( i Kb Si.
Very reasonable, ia soo.
ORLANDO Morning Sentinel, Or
— Factory tn You —
lando Evening Sur. Call Ralph
I.AKF.FRONT COTTAGE
300 I t Frontage, .1 acres land,
Ray. 1163-J.
_____
Aluminum
modern concrete block cottage.
V
enetian
Bllnda
Completely equipped and furn Enclosed head Sag-proef honom ENVFI.CI’ES. .et’erhraits state
mrnts invnicea. hand bills. an<l
ished Boat and klrker Eterirail with placUr ends. Plaatlc or
r o r r a m i . etc Progressive
lent fishing Pcareful location.
rayon tapes. Cotton or ayL«
‘rintir.g C o. phune 404 — 403
12 miles from Sanford, hard
cords.
Wist 13th SI
_____
mad. M.aoo.
S en k trik Cilami and Paint Co
~ C \ R P I \ m t WORK
112-114 West 2nd SI
Phone 32s
For quirk rrnair i->h» t>r small
Folding
Cot,
mattress
72*-.».
3
bUiMtng Call Jim 1112 M 4
Phone 1129 • A. B Petersso.Broker
p. m
Associates . A. B. Peterion J r .
riombina. Rrexxv fleallog
r J Cheiterson. Garfield WII- Baggerly Appliance C enter
M. U IIOlMsES
leltt. John Meiseh, R W Wil
’’Your WestinghousB Dealer’’
Server on All VVaier Pumpa—
liams. A. U Doudney. Land Sur
Mavtag W aihrn
Well* Drilled — Pump*
veyor.
113 Magnolia Ave
I’^hne I7V7
Ptala Raid Th-ne 700
C A. WHIDDON, SR.
194*
Plymouth
Sedan
One
owner
Reg. Real Estate Broker
FLOOR SANDtNtl * Finishing,
New Tire*. $273 no.
V. E. Douglai. Assoc Iale
Oak floors furnished, laid Jr fix
Britt rraclar Ca
i l l 8. Park
Pa. II
ished In business since 1920
Rlway 17 si Roalh
PMae sat
E F Stevens: Route 2, Bax 221.
RAYMOND M BAIX. BRORRR
CUSHMAN MOTtln- Scooter. llciT : Call 7ir> It 4 briuro 7 a m or
O. M. IIARBIHON, BRORKR
after t p. m.
aonabU. Call tats afirr 3 p m.
S D llighleyman, Salesman
Mather of Sa.iford
—ICR
=TJ m -m—13
LOCAL High School Boy ssants
room and hoard Write Box MO
GOOD And BAD
LARGE 3 Bedroom Home on two
»o:.trr lots. I.tvln* room viptb
heatalatnr fireplace. Separate
(In with circulating beater.
Screen porch. Oarage, many
ironical varities of flowers and
Ire o . City water but nutalda
city, $11,000 including Kitchen
equipment. Excellent terms.
Itosa I . I’ayton, Itiukrr
MMCELt.ANKOI«
9
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WORD tO.I
READS
FOR
I E 'W I V E S ’
£=•
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10 F F I C I E N '
JONATHAN
CHEESE
CREAM
MBBY’S FROZEN
CuO7.
BOXES
CRACKERS
FROSTY ACRES
AUNT JA N E S ICEBERG
SOUTHLAND FROZEN
Strawberries 2
CANS
FOR
LIMIT ft CANS PLEASE
MAXWELL HOUSE
ALL GRINDS
WHOLE
GA. GRADE A DAD
CUT-UP
MARCAL
DINNER
FR YER S
LIMIT ONE
WITH ORDER. PLEASE
l Y i - l '/ i LB. AV&
•
!8 9 * “ 9 9 c,
•
■ IA TT “GOOD KATIN*
FRESHLY GROUND
“GOOD EATIN”
SPARE
RIBS
HAMBURGER
G IA N T
_
4 5 *.
»
“GOOD KATIN"
BONELESS BEEP
sw irrs
3 - 9 9 * STEW
MEAT
rot
BABIES
l 9
STOKLEY’S
CUT
C LO R O X
- TOM ATO
Qts.
41
OL
CAN
17c
29c
TALL
CANS
ASPHALT
FOR PLEASANT. COMFORTABLE SHOPPING - VISIT.
•
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4' kwk*i*_ ‘ fj,, «
pw pg
�w »n;/
*t
^ m xfa tb Ib ra lfc
17-12 Right-W-waya a n
Imperial! la the eentiaeed
F n p w ef I f l a t l i Cewaty
AN P fD g rg y D F N T
'V O I.U M E X LV I
FMehllahed 19M
H ib b a rd C asselberry
Expresses Opinion
(On 17-92 Four-Laning
gA NFOW D. F U lM in A .
Sowder
Reviews
New Law
OAfl-T NFTTSPATER
Weathei
r»Ml* cl«vid» thio'tgh r r tili;,
t< stirred xhnwera movllv *1 flight
•nnlhnil cni«t iml IfM , High
todav *; »».
*
T IIliK S D A V , SK P T E M B B R IS . 10 .VS
A.amHetcri Prrma |.rL <fd W ire
N o.JT fi.
Smathers Urges
Public Alertness
A review of Uta txw, adopted |
| during thr 1a*t session of thr |
, Florida legislature, appropriating
1500,000 for thr hospitalisation of
indigent patient* wa* braid la<t
_ ' night at a mrrting of thr Seminole
A founder of one of Seminole | County Medical Association.
f\>unty*• thrivini* communities,! Hr. Wilson T. .Sowder. State
• pokr up yesterday and express- Health Officer, of Jacksonville exrd hi* opinion on "Why I like J plained in detail, the inliicarira of
lha four-lanlng, widening and j the law which « a i rermnnirnded
paving of the present route of ; hy Governor LeRoy Collins' Health '
17-P2."
I committee am| the Florida Medical
llib!<ard
Ca**clbcrry, leaned As*ociatton.
bark in his desk chair, trminisHowever,explained Dr.Sowder
ring, in a way, and talking free- ; the original request of the leglaly about today* plans.
I latura was for U.ooo.noo instead,
"When we came to Seminole I of the appropriated 1500,000.
County in 1026,** he said, "the
The law becomes effective Jan. ,
j i . nirr tu he home again/*
Sanford-Orlando Highway ran 1, 1956, said Dr. Sootier with the
"! ■
s " ,“' ,r Deorge Sm athen,
through the business districts of administrative details >rt inromY he Passed the Welcome S m i'
Longwood,
Altamonte
Springs p|r te
,,',n," r •"*">• Park Arp
and klaltland. W'c can remember
Each county will share in thr
mlai vii.rn he srrtved in Sanford
full well what happened lo bust- fund. Sowder said, and will he |
V,
* Wn* n wring of Sannesses on the old highway when eligible on a per capita basis. He
the new highway opened up.
Le
,m',rr ,,,r »'"•
explained that in order for coun
"When wc purchased our pro ties to participate a 50 cents per j
tor iltitiiTwr
n',’.
of
lo
m m rrrf, Junperty in the wilds nf ths back capita fund must nrcosatily be
country there wrr* only rattle budgeted.
|.rinr,
r S,rram
j ,hpa.
f r * a!*rithe
lie jS ,nl ane, , rfn.r,,
snakes, jack rabbits and one still
“When funds heroine available
where th« engineer »aid, for tha I from the half million dollar a p - 1
..o' , \
Auxiliary Air Stetioa
,
' h,r
greetciI h> Bill Kirk
safety of tha public, they must propriatlon, county commissioner* |
1
«r the Senator'*
build a new highway entirely will be re«|iiirrd to eeitify that ,
east nf the Atlantic C“**t Line fund* lo 1-e matchrd wrrr spent
S , i i ‘ hj' rRobert
Railroad. Ths property owners tor hospitalisation of indigent pasv * » 'c n t :,mT,,'*n"r’g Officer
N4AS. and Tomm> Stringer,
did not hesftata to donate that tirnts," said Dr. Sowdrr.
■ jju.e chairman of it*. r , rm ^
wonderful land full of sunshina
ami palmettocs.
“Today, the property along this
A-comosnii'.g ,he Senator to
highway is worth anything you
•»"f.id were hi* Adminlslramo
hava nerva enough to ask for
lV k a V m Pm' r " in '‘ Sco" r
and will continue to he worth
SENATOR GEORGK SM \TIIERS (Scorn! from tiirhll a* he airivrd todav a) the Sxnfnxl Nasal Auxi
more* and mors, provided that a
Senator Smathrrs. tpeaklni m
liary Air Station. In the group Kirctinir the Senator (left to lightl ate; llill Kirk, Jim IViwell, Ad
HIBBARD CAMKLBKRRY IS INTERRUPTED from hit study of new highway Is not built befora
ministiativa
Aide
to
the
Senator.
Tominv
Stringer,
t'antain
Kntieit
\
t
.
Jackson.
CO,
SNA
AS.
and
Aid# lo thr Senator Krnttv IVIt. (Staff Photo)
the four-lane plans for 17-02. (Staff P h o to l__ _________ _______ this one is four-laned.
A meeting ha* been set lor Tues
*'r uOn Kplsropaf
: h l Chiu,h.
,,u>- "f aj„iHole
"I've heard much discussion
about people wanting a four-lane dsy, Sept. N). at * p. m. at the
ll! B rd
*Ccon,pri»hn.rni
highway without a center safety Farmers Auction Markrt on High
sone. I hava personally seen 'hot way 17-92 for fringe area resident
-f i S i
v
m ,hrod Harry's' on 4 tl make com ami those using city water out
thr
city
limits
waT VrT'H*
n*lio" K‘’
plete circles by skidding across
jrrrutlv :f,r
rnnrrrnr,(
with’o nn#
ihm
All interested persons are urged
all four lanrs In an effort to
utiire
of
thr
country.
Tlirrr
was
to
attend
and
an
invitation
make ,lhr circle as quick as pos
sible >and continue la the same been extended lo the City Manager
Th*» Srminofe County \m«tional
One of Seminole County's fish direction that they started. Any and City Commissioner! to be pre
I School h•« ln*rn in npemtion for
ing eanip operators Is happier to number of people, every day, sent to answer sny questions that
jo '.rr ft neck now. Student intrrr»t
mav arivr on the water issue.
day than hr has been in a long
(Continued On Page Eight'*
lha* Iw-rn vriv c<hhI. Itr^Utration
Scheduling
thr
meeting
was
the!
time.
Stmlnole County Shriiff l*uthff • will continue in nil fiiiijnlt except
committee
Only yesterday, J . I- Toler of
y appnin cj
Holaljy ha* received a »*ipply of iM^uining •hortlMial. \ft«r Monconfer with pretM'U*
City official* and t a k e '......A .
Lakeland, the Information and
a report back
Educational Officer ef the Ilyaln.VHW6« Com mlssu-i-r J . | , „ 4 h- ...........te l Jor rhf beginning
on the committee
rinth Control Division ef the
chairman: Mr*. Edna lfeeh k r,; ...
....
,
Florida State Game and Fresh
which gxsup that I* In t on a r U ' j
secretary; Alex Smith, Archiel *,' n*n*'*l Responsihillt) t
•\ ,(»err is no len.mn -no an
Water Fish Commission, called on
tails VII otri * i*--I- , t* are ta'lghl
Smith, Gayle Howe, and C hesterl*0** into effect on 0<t- I.
Jim Clone for >01)10 information
Sheriff Hobby said to-lay tliat ■>n an individual b.sal*.
Miller.
'1 tie- F re n ih Vie widening prorelative to the hyacinth condition
the poniphlets ar* avaiUMr vstthA 100-foot pleasure and sight*
This rnabtrv *1tu'lrots to pro is r l conristini; of tlie grading anil
in
the
lakes
and
waterways
of
out charge at his office
seeing boat vaill arrive at the Sangre-- at tbelr i ll tale of spied. p lV 'llg ,o ,, Ih r .’ y >2 m iles of tins
However, a* a public servbe. For r*.vmpie, a ii.tro' may 10111- in iu 'iifa ir . Ifnrd Pier, according to Richard Seminole County.
a rummuntil
iw r cent ro m p lrle . «ssnvssissnial
Tolrr
told
Crowe
that
Seminole
ffodrro. one of the members of the
anil to arqonlnt the piildl; wi-h the | m!i « j ear’s I* kkcsplng or tvp- acr-trdlng to t le p o il iv ie sse d lo
The
crackdown
on
highway
traf
County
is
the
only
place
In
Flori
lie
‘
T
•'
tdrr
••"'“i*1 not
firm of promoters contracting for
facts almut the new la , . .■-r>v*<t In r coui -■ In a I • months instead 11
n.jkirtg slalrinenls that wa
r\
' itrman Wilbur E
# l h e craft, in time for the first da, that he has found so far, whera fic violations has continued with
by ths IM S Stats I.
.lin e , e( a lull rear.
mlrnts may thus J o n 't oi the Mate lt-ud Depart- »i'»uM rut a million iH lars fn „-a
thr people are suffering economi additional arrest* yrsterdsy and
trip to ba made Jan, 10.
questions and answris ton--in-ng b- ptared Into offo e position* at i ment.
|r
r ' - n s huilgrt, befora S £
last night by the local Florida
cally
from
the
hyacinths.
Sodero, who with W. R. Kemp,
TALLAHASSEE b P t- Thirty- the Financial Responsib'tili I aw a much earlier date. The ilomvitd - In s im-nlhlv mn-truetion pro- •l* a k ''u . b hU ,, ,n "P P "riu nily m
"We will l>« here. In all pro- Highway ratrol Trooper and thv
will operate the 250 passenger lability," Tolar told Crowe, “to Seminole County Sheriff's Depart five ap|>eals for rlrmeney. Includ aniwar here, as the leaflet >splsinv tor i.ffiie workers ha< lorn xxvt. gre a re|» it it was shown that a L Kh " , ,*h" " 1,1 n'’' p«" ®ur faith
boat for sightseeing trips Iwica
ing thme nf a pair nf enndrmni'd "not to attempt to cover all slaTire ..'uhiI offiis ao i dull in total of till ? tnilliun dollai ( n h M n M n v , or any of
dally, said that it la entirely pov- begin the eradication and control I inrnt.
bu.-iai, Iraiirr* We should ha
Taylur Hoyle Bailey, a Medical mp killers, will be hraxl by l b e |‘“,or>' !••••' -loss- 01 I I In sn th
ly. I*>
of see
worth nf |i- ,i-i-l* wrrr umh'rws)
of
hyacinths
by
Oct.
16.
aible that "the boat can be secured
r ‘" alert Onli i|M-n. " Senator
of them in Irgal detail
Cabinet
1‘anlnn
Hoard
at
its
quart
Doctor
of
llrsdenton,
was
charged
oppui
-tali
in
lc
'
l
>
■
rml
ut
Vugixt
Ctows related the details of his
for earlier arrival should the
What Is the Financial R iponsl
with excessive speed whin appre erly meeting Sept. 27.
•r this latning. It is
lli.l- in i x 'il during Hie imnitti
number o( passengers available conversation with Toler when the hended five miles south of Sanford
h-'“ ' Pvare herv Mr a
Tbe two men seeking to e,r*|>e Isltity law 71 It i* an act ,<f the | public #e’F•»••!. Thfi only fr® |j n f | id Ailgllvl tut il.'il S\,.S million ilol I ' "
acquisition
of
a
bigger
plane
for
warrant the stepped up schedule."
the elect tie rhalf for the kit* „g „f
1 -STS-'atu.r which s npl. I* J rrcUtratf on fee, fi’i'l thi ^tUtJrnt> lari and t. V imlli ui dollar* In : long lime to roine "
at 5:15 p. m. yesterday,
the
eradication
piogram
was
told,
mg (he a.i,Ire,*. , n,| ,
The boal. now operating from
Ituhy Ccnora Bailey, a 55-year- imlice officers are George Ijmpy |
teplairs^lu *awr that's-as to /iff Haiti
.
fifty wuil.IhriIix
^Ily a n n is, Miss., to Martha's Vine "tt's have a bigger plane," Toler old while nurse staying at the Mar Anderson, srntrneed to death for oeteij in 1919- it- puipit.. ,, i„ • m ty ut*) nerd. 11114IIII*ID f’MIMfw runtiacts were awarded.
j
« '« « * > & »
Chelrtnan lunr* further rr|mri
1
* "*t»:re.». .Mayor Drn.
" y a r d Island, Maine, Is a complete said, "that will spray 60 acres at l/)u Motel, was charged with opera Ih- allying of a Miami niotnreyrla proteit rser)one in ,Y|orila agauni mif i’tln -d twill
tti
tltc
day
Dti'l
a
pass
to
rtplae*
the
old
one
. Iirdcll pirienlril
ly equipoed pleasure craft with
ting a car with "no drivers li pnllreman. and Samuel J. Horn- finatwtally Irrespotislhlt point v#- , night ilo aero innu»lit«9 flu* nredi rd that P 4 million ilnltarv of pro. ,
jeel* were toniplrlcd and aerrpt- r . - : .................• . " h u . r s i
aighueetng deck, snack bar, din with which only 10 acre* could bo cense" and "driving while Intoxt beck, condemned for the killing of
of
Ihr
P
••pie In th# tountVa
e.i during tin in uith by the Dr ",n« and naming the senator aa
ing room, and dance floor, called sprayed."
rated” when apprehended aouth
partnient.
Crowe said that the program, of Sanford by Trooper T. Mark a Duval County road patrolman. become iiivnive I In arddent. ami
" n o r a r , M a,.,r of Sanfonl. MaJ!
‘Th*. Nautican."
The jiaxlnn hoard already baa fall to pay for tha damage th*'*
Olhrr protects lit .Ssnfnrd men f 'n ,r,., »"*
Ihr Senator.
The contract for the boat hat to be carried out by the Hyacinth Mack of the Florida Highway Pa beard appeals for rommutxtmn of cause. It aim priinialrs safety bj
Honed in the tr|airt were Stale -'bn; wdli the rrMiiuimn, a tiold
Just been completed, said Sodero. Control Division of the Game and trol.
(Ciottnued
On
Page
l.iglu
their death sentenea* from perry
Road l-tfi-A which re'iuiird ,4501
*" The CHi
following lengthy negotiations with Fresh Water Fish Commission,
Other arrests yesterday involv (Waste Blue) Amhrister and Rich
the owners of the boat and with would not cost the county or the Ing traffic violation* on Seminole ard I Fatbark I, Floyd ronvirte-l
NEW \'ORK ir—Robert Rutin, milei ul grading and paving on j E**l Higginl'otham, piriident of
hinineu executive and f.r.-l Unitedi ®rii ^tieet Slate Road 15 tu Stati the Si minulr County n u m b e r of
the City of Sanford for the use of property owner* a dime in extra County highways include: llessle with Anderson In the Miami r«p
funds. "Thera was a time," Crowe Oscar Bishop, charged with "ex
|
Malt*
amliatxador to Auilralla. I **«*'! 42 repmtnl to tie too | m*i I Commerce, prvxmtfd S e n a t o r
the pier.
kilting. It h it delayed a derision
9 Yesterday, the redecorating of said, "when we were required to cessive speed", and l*no Constan pending ronsldrratlon of tbe Anloruy ta New Y H k ' 7 t e S | l,V
*"•' J n h ^ N .T af ^
w a Z 5U*
The Mx>fair Inn Bath and Ten died
after a brief lUners. Hr n a , at
“ " ’<■ Sanfi.r, ban",-r. ^
the bandshrU got underway when raise additional funds to purchase tine, charged with "excessive del son plea.
nis
Club
wlitrh
tu<
enjoyed,
for
th<-|
ihrmlcals
and
materials
used
in
llutlrr,
who.
had
.uff.red
Horn
Markrt
reported
to
be
luo
|K-r
cent
|
sp»«l."
painters began changing the color
Sinathrrt »*« Intmitueeil st tha
pait four months, the farillties of I a hesit (oaddron. became til sud t,,mPl,,lr.
of the once "white building. The the ipkay program.”
THBKE FOLD WI.XII
lunrlixsn today bv Kirk, local auYesterday, Tolrr railed on Ren
the resort hotel owned and opera-1denly after his return hi-re Tut*
bands hell decorated with hun
COLDWATER, Mich i* - Mr. ted by the New York Giant , "III slay aboard the lour Und'il Mates' . . .
t.'mobile dealer and a friend at
’ C L J
I J
dreds of feet of neon tubing, will ator Douglas Stenstrom to obtain
in* Senator.
snd Mr*. Charles Hathburn. par- officially end it* season Sunday after a Ihree-wrrk vacation trip M I G f i l l O C n C G U I C Q
Information
relative
to
the
Semi
serve as offices, lieket facilities
ent: of a !0.mrinth«>ld son. hoped
and lounge for (he passengers nolo County area and to atsuro
their next child would he a girl.
Member* are asked lo t.ske n i« r msny yesri he ha-f hern For '56 Convention
of 'The Nautican." The newly him that the representative* of tha
Hiry got their wish—In triplicate. tlee that the pool will be available active in the construction and thus-1 ||o .\O l.llL l II*-The Protrilaiil
redecorated building will also Hyacinth Control Division would
Mrs. Rathburn, U, gave birth to this wrckrnd as a special courtesy building busmen In Minnesota Ills
house a proposed restaurant or b* In Seminole County to carry
BONN. Germany OB — Chancel triplet girls yesterday. All were on
— the
. t - part
— . of- -*
. . manag- 'hume *$!■ on RUHtehOMt P* nin- Episcopalians with a record bmlg
the .hotel
anark bar for the benefit of the nut the obligations of Senata Bill lor Konrad Adenauer summoned repsirtesl doing well.
let appruvrd and Miami Beach.
ment.
sulx. White lt«ar M kr, Minn.
(137 which was adopted during the his Cabinet and leaders of his
vpasirngers.
Fla., awarded the 19.'Ut ronsen
It was also revealed today that 11*56 session of the Slat* Legisla government coalition today In a
lion, toda) mused toward adjournthe redecorated, reconditioned, ture.
. menl of thru 54th genet at cons ra MO.M DM r*—Moving swiftly In
bid for quirk acceptance of his
and renovated Seminole Raceway
tion.
Moscow agreement to art up dip
(dim* up it> negutistloni with (Vest
Park, at Casselberry, win be fo r
lomatic relation* between Ruaala
Many of Hie S.VW delegates were Germany, H>a Soviet Union has
Shrimplike Beings and
Pointing
out
tha
baric
princi
m all/ opened on Nov. 14.
True Course Ever, she said was year Mi# thanked the member* packing Ihoir bags A group of JI*1 mnounred it will o|>en talks In,
West Germiny,
Sodero and Kemp, operalors of
To become effective, the pact p l e * of P i l o t lnternautional. started hy a tloo contribution bv l«r iprir hospitality and fur the leave by ship t"night.
J inurinw with leaders of Commit*
Seen
In
California
the new trotting track that was
must be raltfied by the Bundestag "Frteodshlp and Service" Mrs. an anon>mous Pilot in Pill In gift o' a s'Id bracelet winch was
The nest triennial convention m*'
(,ermany
Mane
Gleason
of
Ocala,
licutrnfirst built by R, J. Retold* and
rreatr
a
fund
with
which
to
M
p
prrseptid tu bet at the dinner will open Del. 5. 1958. at Miami
(lower house) of West Germany'*
"if
Soviet
news xgency Tast
ent
governor
of
District
Four
Joe Tinker, said this morning that Flooded Dry Lake
any
Pilot
in
good
standing
who
par’s .
rariUm nt as well aa by the
Beach. Interim meetings will be1'*"1 T-**1 German Premier Otto
CAMP IRWIN. Calif. ID-Tiny, Pres dlum of the Supreme Soviet. which comprises 40 clubs In Flo w a i in financial dilflculties
complete plana have not yet been
Mis. Harvey Swanson, pitsl- held at Pocooo Manor. Pa in 195«|«IrwtewohI would arrive in Moscow
— completed for tho opening. How- thrimplike creatures springing up
•lie Soviet Premier Bulganin'* rida, Tuesday night reminded Ihraiigh Illness or misforiime dr.il. '-''eriuer-d the guest of hon
lor conference* no “questions of
" e v e r , it la expected that the new In a recently flood'd dry lake to v./bal promise to return German members of the local club lhat The Ruby New hall Scholarship or art^ ti k fri over a short bixi- ami Sewaore, Trnn., In 1957.
A $8 907.917 budget was approved intetesl to all side*" The an
trotting track and the beautifully day brought a trio of actentUt* to prisoners has naturally been wel the promotion of the** principle* fund was srt up follow mg the new k c »iM»e also welcomed
""
Tuesday A laige pi "ion will go nouncement came only a few hour#
Atrnixhed club nom a and dining thii desert outpost to March for corned In Itonn, some politician* would make for a "better club, drain nf Miss Newhall of Gaines Mrv, l y
S>i Kuna*
Ktirtas of
of ths
the l^ke
, n expanded musionsiy after Writ German Chancellor
rooms win attract thousands nf eggi. that may be 160 year# old. voiced doubt about the wisdom of better rommunity and nation."
ville. shortly after being Installed C't.uiit>r*_ 3 f t who
attended as a
Komad Adenauer ended hi* Mo*,
The leader of Uve group, Dr. exehsnging ambassadors with Mos Mra Gleason matte her official aa P. I. president In loin. It iv
i piogram.
visitors from -fir and wide.
tow ronfcrrnce and left for Bonn.
Six dining nom a. In the new Jam et P. Welsh, Lot Angeles State cow.
visit to the local club at a meeting designed lo assist a student from
/- Carter, chair
The announcement ws* rvpcctpl
club house, pointed out Sodero. College geologist, already has
They argued this would imply whirh wa* held In IheYarht Hub any country to attend school In
O . .ih ib 't main prujecl.
but Western oh.rrvcrv were vur*
about
40
of
the
small
specimens
will seat 450 visitors. A Chef
^**< kink" slated that a
acceptance nf a division of Ger at I p. m. Preceding the meet another country; or In be used
pri'ed it came so soon after Aden,
from Richmond. Va.. and a bead* which thrive only in hot water and many into rival atates.
ing members honored Mr*. Glea- as a grant for research.
lota: 'iijj q -^i.'iitv of fresh milk
atier's departure
waiVr from Tho Hotel Smaller look like a throwback lo the tnloson with a dinner party at Jim
Thu* fsr, Ihe Ruby Newhall and uq
of canned milk had
The Soviet-West German talk!
la v e been secured for Ute plush btte. an extinct prehistoric crusta
Spencer's Restaurant.
Scholarship fund hss helped a been J
o indigent families
NEW LONDON. Conn. Uv-A 2J- mulled In an agrrem m t to estab*
cean. f
CONVICTED BY WOMEN
Greeting! wera brought the lo student from Finland, France and during
*1 month, represent year-old Coast Guardsman who Inti diplomatic relationi.
Dr. Welsh win be Joined hy his DALLAS, Tex. Uh-Aa ail-women cal club from Mrs. Edith Mac- Japan In attend schuol in Ihe Uni Ing a (
J2( M.
wasn't rummiisloned an ensign
colleagues Arthur Lockley and Jury convicted Jimmy Walsh, 21, Bride Cameron, newly elected ted States and in addition a
Mr*
NT
L
Raborn Sr . chair last April because his mother was
NEXT TIME IIE'I.L KNUtY
Jotas Reardon of Lot Angeles State of driving whlls drunk yesterday, president of Pilot International grant of 11,000 ha* been used to
PROVIDENCE, B.L
m i Armf rwaearchora in the l»- sentenced h im 'Is three daya m of Gainesville; Mrs. Alice Tfcoop- ward cancer research. Mrr. (ilea man d. th« Seminole Memorial a former member uf allegedly tub- SPALDING. Neb v r-E m tl Kav.
Hospital
committee,
arnoutKed
•char loader Rag
lo the
of Btaydo Dry Lobe Jail awd Owed Mm » . Defease saa at Tallahassee, governor at ion pointed out that the scholar that ■ check for $ISo bad been vera.ve organiistiona go4 his com alee la another granddad who un«
to
m <4 children
derestimaled granddaughter. II*
4tty. MartkaO MrCullseh said m » Dieuiet Four; and other P. I. ship was not limited to persons prMicted lo )|. M, Weir, adminia mission yesterday.
N. Pisrre Gaston graduated from promised little Charlene Kavkiee
, — Mr ■ore lo Dr. W ett’a dory:
at lbs wsmsa teM him: "Wa would
w onky
Mr*. Muoid J. 00 - At Car hock at anycM can r» hava sequittad your young man • Mrs. Gleason txplainrd the outside tho 0 . S. but eoul * also t rat or to pay for a Ili-Lo bed the officer training school at the he would pay her a nickel for
0»a. Stale P. T. A. Coagreta presi lemher, and that’a roughly loo except that we talked K over and functioning of Pilot International's ba used fo send 4 IT. S. student which the club ta donating to the Coast Guard Academy hr-e four rvery four leaf clover the found
hospital ft will he placed in the month# ago. ARfr simple commitdent. tola a meeting of P,
P. T. A. rtart, tho taka wat dry until last decided that Uta police would never "Special Fund*" which consists to another country fer stud*.
M n. Gltasor, strewed attend club's room at Uw new hospital. stooiag ceremonies yulerday, be in granddad's front yard Charlene
: "If yon have Aug. n . when defect thunder- pick tip anyoos who waa not of
railed tn playmates Ollie and Max
lha True Course Ever fund ance In tha eluba snd told the
Mr; George A. Stmt announced wav aislgned to report to the Hum Muller. And tn a half hour they
rionns suddenly <— iji i l a loot guilty." Walsh gaM ha would ap. and Um Ruby Nawhall Memorial
group
Hut
District
Four
w«s
se
that
D
i
e
had
been
reallied
ra
holdt, a weather ship at Boston collected 1M pay-off elorera —
>f vgtor.
Ichdanhtp fund.
cond ta stUadaaco Inr the past ■ m e a t pleaUcware patty.
Oct 4.
I8J3 t n m n i d l i T i p«eW t.
Peace Is
Stressed
In Talk
Senator Greeted
At Sanford Base
Fringe Area Group
To Meet Tuesday
"Hyacinth Control Act
Good News To County
Nautican Secured
'For River Cruises;
Pier Work Begun
Traffic Crackdown
Move Continues;
Arrests Pile Up
s,',zm
trL r.iur ‘'"h
r New Auto Financial Vocational School
E! Responsibility Law Interest Runs High
szrrj&srs-z
Is Told To Drivers
French Ave. Work
r .';»/•;;
'/
...mphi.t, st.,. r„»ui„ij.,, ■-11. I-., , ..-..L.'.ii, --U3, Pet. CouiDlctcd.1 '
!?Xk t s s r i ... *• • j
- 'Report Indicates
istT ,..r f f ’X
Clemency Appeals
Heard By Cabinet
On Rebuked Pair
'S t t ?
Business Executive
Robert Butler Dies
Both, Tennis Club
Ends Year Sunday
Adenauer Summons
Cabinet, Leaders
To Quick Approval
Reds, East German
Talks Announced
Pilots Principles Pointed Out
Coast Guardsman
Gets Commission
mjS
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I I O C le rk Report
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W et*. T t e r e
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AGENCY
111 EAST FIRST STREET
PHONE TI
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FAMES & GUT
SAVING
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flla y o u r varllten dafenate. I f any.
In Ihe P e titio n filed herein, end to
t r u e a m py th ereof upon I'e tltfrin tr*- atto rn e y on n r before the
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ta u -a w ill proiaed n
p a rla
W IT N F .H * my hand and n fft. lal
aeal In Hanford. Hemlnoln C ounty,
t in - i.| a thla l l h day nf Heptatuber.
A. B . I l l
/ « / O H. Herndon
C le rk o f tb r C irc u it Cmart
Bem lnele C ounty, F la d d a
ra e a tt
Gordon T . F rtd a rlc b
A lto rn a y to r P etition er
P O B oi lis t
3*1 N orth P a rk A renu a
Hanford. Florida
C te M d fr o m 7 :3 0 a . m .
Saturday until I t o . Uon.
WELL DRILLING
Howard C. Lone
Phone 3ft8
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IN V E S T IG A T IO N S
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Arcade Package
STORE
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an e t i a y w h ic h m M id w on
conteat on t o il e o B te rv a tio a V
a a In d ia n :
Franc* haa about 2 ’4 mill.an
harass.
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OLD
A M E R IC A N o f K A N S A S C I T Y .
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is youI
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to d a y ,
lim p ly
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SANFORD
P A I N T CO .'
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F R E E P A R K IN G
Come out o f the kitchen and Ihxt
Tasks vanish tike magic when youn
is a modem electric kitchen...and
cooking is so co*o*o*l* so dean, so
.safe, tool.
. . . an d m a ll I t today to fin d
p jt h o w y . u ran H ill a p p ly f o r
a | l, 0 0 f l U fa tn iu ra n fg p o lic y u
help ta k a f i ' « e f fla g ! t r p i a i M
w ilh o n l b u r den In * y e a r f a m ily .
* * * € * '*
THC COLOR YOU WANT
WHEN YOU W A N T IT
IN A LL FINISH ES.
|h* * * U I* HENRY HERMAN NIEN-
I I A l . i . dlceaaad. U fa nf M id C *t|H t r , to Iht. C ounty lu d aa o f g a m in o l . C o u n ty , f lo r id * . Si J t l . * o f f " .
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*1 B enford. F lo rid *, w lik lw eig h t
r e t t f d a r m o n th * tram th e U rn * of
lh * f l r . t pubtlcallee e f |h l* w e flr*
»Urh e U lm wr gematki * I t S l M I>
w ritin g , and a k ill M a t* ih e a la r *
of raaldenca and peel office a d ire e e
&
PAINTS
IN T H E I O I H T OP T U B C O t'N T T
At iie iK .
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lo tiT i.
A T.O R IttA , IN PR O B ATVIK R E i E H T A T E OF
I I E N I I T H E R M A N N IE M IA C B
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TO I I I . C R Irn tT O R * AND p e r AON a h a a IN I* t L A IN * O B D r . HAND*
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B A ID
KBT IT K t
You and aach of you a re h * r * b r
n n itfiid and fe<iulrrd to p r a tw tl
• ny cla im * and dtm and* w h ich you.
or a n h * r o f you. m »r h * e * a m ln a t
uett o f Florid j » growing
p r in t in g
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fo l
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F o r 10 y ta ra th i* a to ra
r o iu la te n tly o b ia r rc d lh a
lo w in g h o u r*:
People 60 fo 80:
srai insurance Tear Out This Ad
GUT
in n e r to t r r r t i t
T H E S T A T E O F F l / ' t IB A TOa tl.V lA
B
IlE C K IN o .
N e w a rk
N ew T o u t.
A Beio-a C om plaint b a eln a been
filed e ta ln a t >»u In the C irc u it
f e e d in and for Seminole C oun
ty . Floelda. In C hancery, fn r D leorco. the ehnrt tit le o f eaid action
b a in *
M IC H A P I.
J
B E C K IN *
P la in tiff
f t H T L V IA B B E C K I M . D afandant. Ib a ta p ra ta n ia are
In ra u te and requ ire you to f i l l
Tour w ritte n defantaa. If an y. to
the C om plaint filed herein, and 10
t t r . a a m r v th ereof upon P D Ih t i f f e a t t o r n * * on or tu to r * the
Ith day of October, A. B . 1 *J i.
n th a r n u e n Decree Pro Conferee
• til be entered a a a in tt you and
the ra u te proceed e t parte.
W IT N E S S toy band and o ffic ia l
deal at Hanford. H -m la n t* County.
F lo rid a thla l l h day e f h e p itm bec. I I I L
I heal)
e / O. P. Herndon
C la rk o f the C irc u it C ourt
He ml note C ounty, F ie n d *
Cordon V. F re d rrlc k
A tto rn ey fo r P la in tiff
P. •» B o t 1111
l e t N orth P a rk A t t t v t
H arfo rd , F lo rid a
O. D . F a rre ll
F . L . 3 1 IL L E R , S E C R E T A R Y
JA M E S
• ill be entered a g a in ! you and
the ra u e * proceed ex p e rl*.
U I T X O i l m r hand end o ffic ia l
Peal et Hvnfnrd. K unlnole ('n iin ly ,
K tnrlde, Ih le >lh day e f #*p t« inbet
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i
r i r r v of 11'* < 'ic o n f*«urt
l e i r i R ' i * C o u n tr. F te n d a
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17-92
Weather
« ft
I nn-ideiahle rloudinr** in »x'fem *
••itiih port inn through tA rdnevdty
l a f o r i i i l ta the toahnaad
pragm a a f Sm la afa County
WII h in t J
ih im rli.
AN INDEPENDENT DATI.T NEWSPAPER
K s U h lin h td
VOLUME IL V 1
IB M
100 County C itiz e n s
Start 17-92 Campaign
’To Get Right-Of-Ways
B A N F O R P . P L O K ID A .
T U E S D A Y . S E P T E M B E R l . \ 1955
Congratulatory
Letter Is Sent
To Red Cross
The Her. Milton H. W yatt,
, chairman o f the Seminole County
Chapter o f the American Red
C ro ii, ha« received a letter from
I John W, (late*, D itrctor o f F u l.l
-Service, Atlanta, (■»., congratu
lating the local chapter on the
Nearly 100 Seminole fo u n ly *ucce»*fut achievement o f ita coal
c itirrn *. raovt of them resident. | in the recent solicitation fo r flood
for »ix *tttcken
along 17-9?, met tbi> moraine at relief fund*
Northeastern S la t-«
7 30 lo r hreakfa-t at the Gla*»
Ih e total amount contributed
fountain in Casselberry, prior to
cunUctins property holden alone in Seminole County is $1,991 53.
Ibe highway relative In conlribut- The chapter chairman extend* hi*
ins property for the right-of-way* appreciation to all those, who by
J Brailey Odium, chairman of their efforts and ro tilrib u tirn *,
were Instrumental in bringing the
the C itlirnv Committee and of tiV
drive to a mote than Miccoaaful
Seminole County Chrmber of IV n
conclusion.
merer Long Ranee Highway fla n
Special mention, raid the Rev.
nine I'o m n 'ilc r, tva d rd the group
and began d ll tu itio n and plan W yatt, i t made of the Sanford
nine t'*r the day’* work even be A tlantic National Ban* and the
flo tilla Stole Bank for handling
fore breakfast was served.
C unirrrlng wilh Odham relative the contribution*. Rci('m illion i*
lo the highway piopertv and about given, he >aid. In The Sanford
work alteady accomplished. were U riah! Radio Station AYTRR* lh#
Herman L Joyce, R jrnn I. K im Orlando Sentinel, Bits Theatre,
ball John E. fo x . fu rre d Brock the I'llo l Club of Sanford, the
enri-icc, Hibbard Casselberry, and churchet, club* and other orthe committee's leeretary, Mr* ganiiatinn* throughout Seminole
County who cooperated in the
Vera M Tolle.
* p e tit! fund drive.
Coinmenttns on the possibilities
The Rev. Wyatt had partieutar
of the proposed four lin in g pro
ject, Representative Velie A. W il praUe fo r the officer* and per
liam* J r , *aid, "Looking out the tunnel o f the Sanford Naval
window, 1 can envision acre* ol A u xilia ry A ir Station who or
wonderful pa <tore land where 17-97 gan ited a ipecial drive fo r ■
med to be, if thi* project doesn't, ,ulal
$511'.ho.
go through and be completed."
A ll o f the money collected for
W illiam* al-o Intd the group later flood relief ha* l-e n (orward<*d
in the morning, a* he explained j to the National Ri d t'ro ** for
a pout in question that "The peo I specific u*o in alleviating di«pie who don’t go along with t h i i | t r e » and help rohabURat* indifour laning and widening proposal vidual* and (anulu* in th r a f
a r* holding an um brrlla over them fected area, said the Rev. W yatt.
to protect themselves from a
vhowrr of diamond*.'*
Oai'am ripening the meeting af(Continued On Page Two)
Alvin 0 . Wright
Enrolls At GMA
kin* at hia hom* on Magnolia Avenue. (S ta ff Photot
E. Ericson Dies
Expert Confronts A.
In Winter Park
Deportation Order After Long Illness
Back To Red China
Alfred E. njcs-cn, T7, died tt
LS« Winter Park Memorial llo ip ltal at 1.10 p. m. Sunday after
being in the ho*pital for three
1.09 ANG ELES (A*)— One of week*. He had been in ill health
the w orld'* forem ott racket ex for two year*.
Born in Sweden. July II. 157*.
pert*, Dr. H*ue-»hen T*lm , head
« f the non m iliU ry Jet propulsion h r was a ret i re J citrus grower, lie
R e n te r at C alifornia Institute of came to the U p ia li section of SanTechnology, w ill leave for Red gord with h it parent* in 1UQ and
China Friday under n deportation plonerrer that tertmn.
He wai a mrmlrer Of the new
•rder.
Upiaia P itA y te rla n Church, a
Im m igration o fficia l* said the SpanUh American War Veteran,
order alleged th a t Dr. Ttien » u a former commander, and was thr
a member o f the Communlit party chaplain of Ihe povt.
Survivor* indludo hi* widow,
before he entered the United
State* In 1956. He was granteJ a Jennie Mane Erieran of Sanford,
. three daughter*. M r*. Charle* W.
permanent residence permit in Puiey. M iam i; M r*. Dan Tencr,
*1917.
M iam i; and M r*. S. G. Butcher.
Robert Rnbinion, acting officer Orlando; iwo rant. Alfred E. EricIn charge o f the Immigration S . r v . ; » « . Winter Park and Clarence
Gilbert Erictoo, Sanford, a 1X
ire hero, **!d yesterday that in
grandchildren; one brother. Dr.
leavfng the United State*, Dr. Carl X Erieuw, M iam i; and one
T iien would. In offect, be deport :h U r . Mr i. Augusta LliKlgien,
ing himself.
Miami.
Friend* o f tho Chinese said,
Funeral service* w ill be con
however, that be wa* bitter a ra ln it ducted at T3C p. m. lumorrow
.th e United State* fo r A n t order- * t the Brisran Funeral Home with
Apg hi* deportation and later re. the Rev. C. C. While officiating.
T u iin g him permission to leave the Burial w ill be in the veterana plot
country fo r fivo year*. The ban on { of Evergreen Cemetery. Member*
hi* leaving wa* lifte d la»t Aug. 4 i cf the Spanish American War Veand Dr. T*len resigned from Cal- t^ ia n * w ill *erv# aa honorary pall
tech lh o rtly thereafter.
! bearers.
Vets May Consult
Tom B. Been Here
| Among the more than 500 alud[ ent* enrolling
this
year
at
Georgia M i l i t a r y
Academy,
| M illtdgevllle, G* , was Alvin (>.
W right, von o f Mr, and Mr*. Joe
| H. W right, 7<;(U Magnolia Ave.,
| Sanford,
Veteran* o f Ih l* area who nerd , U?U ' " f ■" »*
>'r »r
a**btanre in obtaining b e n e fit*,
w ith
cadet* fnm i
the
provided by law ,may
„ . y receive
r r » iv * Southeavlern S t a t a .. Genlial
Cuba
glittering.
guidance from Tom It. Deen, America, and
Assistant S lat* Service Officer. jThr™ were ;IS student* fr«ur
Veteran* or their dependent*; ,
* n'1 60 froM U,r , u t * o(
may consult Deen while he i* in *
th ir area and may raeel.e a id * .
Twti»«jr-eix Honda towns were
unc# in f ilin r application* fo r 'ep«w«r*Ud in U **..iudein b«d>.
Alajor Jol n Ab>iO'.t, Dean c f tb#
filin g hoapitalitation. ronipema
lion, pensions, inturanro prob-; , r h°o| repotted tbet, ’ Thiv i* the
Irms, loan benefit*, educational largest rm o tlm rn t since *Vurld
training, burial benefit* and mi*- War II day*.
raltaneou* subject *, wbeio legal
enlittenu nt i* involved,
Deen has been invited to thi*
area aa a ipecial consultant by
K arlyle Housholder, County Ser
A r*ttle*nake, five fre t eight
vice O fficer, Brtmley - I'iuetton inehe* long wa* killed late yes
Bldg., and may he contacted a* terday afternoon, on May no! la
follow*; Sept. 14, 3 p.m. Oviedo A ve, Ju*t o ff 35th S t
a t th« I'ust O ffice; Sept. 15, 6::|0
T hr huge * r|itd r had I t tattle*
p m. Sanford <*t tb - County Ser
when h* wa* killed thortly before
vice Office.
A o'clock
y rttrrd a y .
It
wa*
A m irialnl I’ r m I.ra.**ed Wire
Budget Unanimousif
Approved By City
Collection
Fee 0!< d
By Leaders
New Lights Set
For French Ave.
Thr lh.,
ml*,I hiflm
fit'll* i i*r
«y
»kl»t *i’h
R tP tm l
t«»Ul mi!!.$
ri
f
ftim l v•»»
\hr
th.PP It.e,
In oi«!
i
tiiY ****n i \
FLORIDA'S ('IM F !'
of the tSih In fa n try
Florida and Georgia.
M»). Gen. Joieph It
Mai- Gen. M irk VV.
from Sanford. (4mh
FXKCUTIVH I* «hown a* he d ■tt<«ed National Guard a ffa ir, following a review
D iviiion at Fort McClellan, VIa.am Sattirdav. A uk 80, honorinc the governor* of
l^-f| to rig h t are Brig. lien. M a,
f . Snyder, Deputy Commander o f thi IMh,
Fra«er, Commanding Geneial o f the IHth; Hon. l / l l o y i o llin i. Governor of Florida;
I anee. Adjutant Grtieral of Florida; and fa p l. Volie W illiam -, State la-gDIator
I*. I. (' •
Rhode Island Fire Smatkers To Receive
Leaves 5 Buildings Golden Key To City
y»\<i
Completely Ruined
CUMBERLAND. B 1 * - Five
big in d u -tru l building* on thr
bank* of the Black»tune River
were d e i l r u ) r t i last night by
tlatpe* that nvate<l anitmirolled
‘ •until there wa* nothing left ^
burn.*'
laws was estimated u n o llirU il)
at five miilion dnllart
Nearly AW employe' fled from
burning iln ie lu rc * uninjured One
fire fighter wax injured anil r
cjulrril h<>*pitalualb>n
Two of the building* were i*.
n ipieil by the Royal Electric ( <>
A third wa* ti» ri a* a «btrage
warehouse by the llw en* turning
F ib frsla ** Corp The n llirr* w eir
occupied by the t l l i n l l r WihiI
Combing Co. and the Allrn Wool
Waste Co
tra w lin g through undrrbruth be
Thr plants suffered heavv dam
hind the home of Roy Ha»kin«. age In last month's f <>d and onlv
Hawkins *h»t the anakr with a recently re-umed operation' An
_
.23 rifle. The r a ttlr r »a« la trr estimated 2.o>*> persons w ill b.
V- 7 '
7 T ” [brought downtown on F i t "it. idle
A nur* * r r ♦choe! M d kinder; wh, f i | t , t u , ctrd Mueh at tengarten, under the direction of tlon.
M l*- Leona Zamhrouric, ha* been
e*tabli*hed a t the A ll
Soul*
Catholic School In Sanford at the
comer o f Oak Ave. and N inth St.
A gl*** d .or • ' Term-O-Tai *
Pupils o f a ll fa ith * are welcome
at the new addition to the local
Dr. WiNon T. Sowder, State Gas and AppManc* Company, *09
parochial school which I* con Health O fficer, of Jaek*"urllle, Magi, oil* Ar«.. wa* broken pomeducted front 9 a.m. to IS noon.
w ill *t>eak to the Seminole Coun time over the wrekrnd, -according
Children attending th * rursery ty Medical Society tonight, at to a irpor at lie Sanford Bothe
Department.
school and kindergarten may oie Its regular meeting.
The smalt g!*«* *1 the hottmn
the school but taking them to
Dr. Sowder I* expected to ad
school but other transportation dress the members of the lo»a! •if the entrance iloor w»a «ma»hf't
must he arranged fo r the noon medical organisation on the “ Wit sow a marry I m>x taken However.
hour.
adopted in 'he last legislature 0 D Roblr-on. manager of the
Additional detail* ronrrraing which appropriated thoo.oou t<> gas compHiiv, *aid that ■•id) aliout
the tchool may be obtained by the hospitaliiatlon o f in digent*" *30 waa n Irstng
calling 351-M or 326-J.
Rattlesnake Killed
At Magnolia, 25th
All Souls School
Plans kindergarten
Therm-O-Tanc
Sowdcr To Address Door Is Broken
Medical Society
Si'ti star George Sinulhrr* w ill a moment t.> vp.vrr."
' hair
arrive in Senior I b‘ plan* Thin* man Tommy S trutter ti«lav, "*tm e
day, at 13 noun, tn speak to a hi* krhedule i« verv light m il a
joint in citin g of the Sanbrd Ci number ol I|>eaking engagement vie Club* uniter the ampiee* of ith rd iilrd for the day. The Sena
tb* Seinmute Junior Chain tier of lor w ill arrive in Sanbud Irom
('ammeter.
Tamp* in time to make the lun
.The, t'ineh«oo .b o m rin j SviaLw r W c and tali tv s liin l civic l-ad
>f
• iro.' e- - aeenmpiDnftf
Fjp** >r* « it n r v-rld i t Ihe Put- e
iih 'tlo o 'e o' the llnly i're*« Rpi-- in toe s lid ev.mn of Cungre io |i*l ( lim r h , corner F>mlh S t,
and M.iKn"lia A ve, to nnmg at
mum
Tummy S liin c rr I'haum an il
Hie com in litre in
e of Itm
event, ,jn | the* r< ervuilonv had
hern aerepled right' on up III ||
lavt hour in wh* ' aii,ingenirntv
could he made
at Ihe rrowu
of 3uo that w ill bear Senator
Souther*.
I'D H .A D U .I'H I \ IV—Tlie d iv lilv l
Arrangeineni• have l.,.n eom
p lrtrd In ........nt Senator Smather* attorney'* ottire lavt night arrevled
With a kry tn Die Illy
Mayor Drn Ibe roupte in uhnte apartment
ver Cordell i* expected In |irevent M i* I'niiv Iran Ovtren h rr died
Ibe sold key and the rrw ililtion hy I and aenneit them of criminal
Ihe Board o( Sanfni d fily Ctimmi*. abortion
D id
\ 11 Samuel l>.i*h *wote
vionrrs welcomliig him tn Sanfoilt
Ih e Seminole County Chamber mil M i l > n t * again*! M.Ron
of Commerce, through II< prr«i-| Schwarts *n,| bis wife Rn>.i|ie
Jrnl, F!»il Higginbotham, w ili pre chaiging them with rnm m itling
vent Senator Smaihetv with a huge! almrtion revolting in the death of
p irltiie of the Sanford Naval the Food Fair Stole* h e iie i*, and
wilh r onipiracy and perjury.
A uxiliary A ir .station.
'Senator Smatherv won’ t have1 They dertinevl In anvwer any
<1ue-tlon• pending convullatinn with
llie lr attorney William A. Gray.
Schwartz would only state hiv age
Couple Arresfed
For Inlerrogalion;
Accused Of Death
Cragg Equipment
Hits Water Main
A two inch water train *>**
hiokvn Sxlurday at 1'13 p rn.
m e n erpiip>'t:ent o# Crape Cons 'ruction I'ojnp: ny in u hrd Into
toe tine.
Aoordio'J
(he retv-irt, rerelve ' at the Sanford I'o lirr Departnient, the t*vo 'neh pipe wa* lo’-aled at iv .lr ao<i Frerch.
—
4*
.T h r Srliw artle* were retea veil on
hail of $V<»»i each, to appear at
a hearing H im -day In [ore Magi
•Irate Ella* Myer*.
Ih e y w ill appear in tile same
small courtroom where M r* (ler
trudr Silver vevterdav aftriiKHin
wa* found noi rom pctrnl to lace
rhargev of bring an accessory to
the death of her da lighter.
|n n,
■'ti'*
i-J.;ri and
to |*111%lal<* fill
S .illfn ;,|
w ilh capital
la. 111*
Itnaid <>f i
• u n a n i*
inoualv api'tnv
r t nlire*
lion fr r that
iddrd tea
tin- niunthl) l,i.
fto m th e
city.
T hr ir f u t r
in
nld rh
w ill atn i
*ka»»lr»».i water
li ve;*. w ill i"* jn adiiIM 11 4 mouth
to t..to (hr pn1*14-1*4 ■1 and
aduptvtl **i*i!\ M*fki f# Mir See.
Vis Cv • I ’praMtii: t»r Ihti*
■w b ill
V ill tw m 4t«*rv »rn >> *t*Mi*i» f <•harge,
ami re fuwi* (HitlrrliiF a n’p,
AI«o affreted by the . ew lefuv*
ro llrrtio n fre will lx l i l t niuttiplis
fam ily ilw ellinpt «l. i. nxt.-d a*
"Ipstdeivv e nparliiieit ', ** r e s i
l t .mllimed i In Cage tw o )
Ground, Air Search
Resumed For Group
I AKK I'D R r t a!if P \ grouml
and air -earrh mas to re>ume to
day for four young persons who-*
plane disappeared Smday over
moiintamouv furevtv about 120
rp ik - porth of_ Sjp Kranrliea,
Mr Force and Civil Mr Patrol
plain * r j'ili« * l al •! v vevlerd»r
■hile rangrrs of Ihr t* S Fm rst
•-ervire covered on f.> t the a rr*
-here Ihe planr wa* believed tiS
have gone down
Adult Swimming
Lessons To Start
Adotl suiminine le *n* fop
Navy wive* velli l.egin tk'vslneail-vv rooming. Hrpl
14. at tit
oVbw It at live S font Naval
Votlliary Mr Stall
Swimming
|HHlt.
M i* F D Scot!
•trio-ti r f»r 'he ta-t
sra -on.
Tb"ve vslihing to ................—
rt.vv.i-* and enrol) f..r Ihe swimmlng leaaons ate asked to call
Mr*. D. \V. I ini t at .
Naval Exercises
Set For Thursday
V v n ir* nf routine night *■ archilgtd exeni-ev l»y Naval s irrra ft
will be held at the Lake Georg*
Imi' utoiig target an * u Sept 1$
from 7 through H p m , the Navy
announced tud-w
I tv# Lake Ge rg( t
H are* t*
north of S.iufurd
t a vaD tv |ire*
i .nition all iwr-on
boat*, anil
n v ilijii a im sit are advised by
Dip N- y to vlay r i j li* m th ll
lir a
Aval
■ IA D S OROUF— L k C, a . Lore t i tn tharxe o f Via Marina Security
Gvard which w ill b« haaad at the Sanfard Nava! A u x ilia ry A ir 8 U tlen. Most a f the 40 atarinev who make up the group have arrived
with tha remainder expaeted to he In th i* week. They are from the
Jackson villa A ir S ta tic*. (Photo by Jameson)
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V Ac£sl
THOMAS A. M ATO o f Orlando look* on a* John E. fo x , Seminole County Right-Of-Way Agent, nrw*
pares a dead fo r p rm & rtr la ba contributed ta the rix tiL a f-w a y on 17-93 by .Mayo, (S ta ff i'b o lo )
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T ELEV ISIO N
Ruhr 100 County
h ie
(O m lim e d From Page One)
le r bpeakfait, told the group,
••Till* wonderful turnout demnet• tr a tr i to aome degree, »omething
PARIS <* — Th# Fronch govern that ha* hero la rkin g in our coun
ment w a i believed taking step* ty, an tnlereit by tha rltU e n i."
today to ra io Suilan Mohammed
Catling for a (how n f hand*,
Ben Moulay A ra l* o ff the Moroc
can throne. Tha embattled ruler ritiie n i announced that they own
inued another a ia trm tn i saying ed property along the highway.
Five of the I I Had rnnlribulcd
C M would h i . * to remove him.
proper!*’ for
the right-of-way
Premier Edgar F auro'i plan for nr haq J idlratcd their willingness
giving Mormro a m a n u re of self- to do i j . Signing deed* at the
rule w a i ip p m vrd unanimously m e e t'if lor <00 feet nf highway
by lha French Cabinet la d night properly for the right-of-way was
It rrp o rtrd ly ra il* for removal of Thoms* A. Mayo of Orlando
Mouldy Arafa and e tta b llih m rn t
llob W illiam*, an owner nf pro
of a thrre-man rrgeney. A apokrs- perty along th r highway. Indicat
m in »aid th* program would be ed tel* w illlngm r*» to contribute
pul into rffeet immediately.
K po feet for the ruthi-of-way.
M urrnnt wa* generally >|'iir(.
Rrpori* from c ltlir
iliir niu* who Tl«*l
Moderate o illo m litl Jrader* u r K'cn working wrek
serk-Inns
long on th#
ged Ih r ir followers to h r patlrnt. project wrre heard.
W I ’ lii V a r n
ir H , W
raying at k a r t a partial victory told the group of the nu
wai at hand. Terrorirla had eallad had railed on and *«id. " I found
for a general alrlka bul response the |eop!< open m indnt and wit
wta ilifh t.
_________________________
____ ling to cooperate — tome
witling to watt until appraisal la
school fo r th* antira mambarihip made."
o f the Hanford P«llr* Department
Rywn U Kim ball of Altamonte
on hla return an Dee. IT. Tha to- Spring* reported tn the rom m lttcr
cal Police Department i**pre»cnl- "(ie n rre lly »peaktng, the picture
ntive tn the (chont wa* not nam 'd [, v rry good "
ta it nig h t by Chief W illiams.
Odbtm u id that
Two cnntrarti, on* fo r th * e x - ; Information wo ran
rluslva franchise t* operate a | u* chart a rnur»e
pleasure boat from tha Sanford
Hibbard Casselberry reported
City P irr and another for an option i *,,r com m ittre that "universally,
to e o n .tru rt a raitauranl on tha ‘ nn* nue»tion rm p r- up. hrtw am I
Sanford city pl#r, ware approved I 0*1*! 1°
,n *be other ild c r.l
la d nig h t hy th* Hoard o f C it y th* r^ * d _
Commlulonara. Th# eontrarta •» *
• ^'
n i,j
ta bo P r in t e d to Richard Sod.ro
[ ' l l * * \ ? * t” *Z ?
and W. R. Kemp for fin a l algna-1 IW 'X m r n l.
told
the
group,
lu re , and approval. Knowla. a d -, . f ™ " " ' P '*w * " ( ■
vtaad th . eom m ldl.n that
ra a a t o e t t a a n •
T ia t n s r
am eaoai
Budget Approved Issues Statement
*‘
(C a a tia u e d F e w * F i f e O n )
d c n c a -r o o m i" a nd “ d u p le x " . T h a
c h a r i a In e a rh In atan ca w ill b#
tIJO .
O t h e r * a l/ ro te d w ill b « v a rio u s
ty p e *
of
I m i i a t i t a i , q u a r te r s ,
t e h a o l*.
t o u r is t
c o u r t * , tr a ile r
n a r k * , h o te l* a n d h o s p ita ls . w hen
c h a r g e * w ill t>* I * In * n * h I m u n e e .
A t h a r g a t*> e a rh a p a r tm e n t, in
th e C i t y " f S a n fo td w ill ha K *c .
Th* new ordinance making tha
“ re ftia collection fee" a part «f
the city’ * goycrnlng structure w ill
btin g a PH revenue to tha city
estimated at U I . M M * The |< » «
revenue t " the city would eom#
to tMAM-OO with a dead.metee
deduction of IC'tOJ.SS.
The motion making the refine
collection fee a part of the elty’a
c.rdinsiw#* we* adopted unanimously . Commissioner John Krtder not
ed, at the eloia of tha mealing
when the entire budget wa* adopt
ed. t h it It w»* the firs t vote, uoanimnudy in favor of the budget,
In th ita yean.
P rio r to the adopting " ( lh *
budget and the creating of the
pew rrfu ia collection fee, th# comn.iMion authorised th * lostaUotien
of a lighting *y*tctn for b irnrh
A v*. whirl) w ill b t installed by th*
Florida Power and l.lg h t Company.
T h * lighting *y*t*m , modern In
every t»*perl, a* reported t* «h*
Board nf Comml**loneT* by C liy
Manager Warren K. Knowtee, w ill
rn n a iil " f wood pole*, aleel arm*,
and mercury vapor lamp* af -0*
thnuiand* lumen* " f light. Th*
lig h t* w ill b* *im ila r ta th*** now
In.tollad *« K lr.t Bt. and Park
Ave. at a rn«t to th* elty »f e90
per light per year.
A m o ve , w it h m o tio n fro m C o m m is iio n » r J a c k R a t ig a n , w a * m ada
( o double the w a t e r ra ta * ta u *# r»
r.utelda o f th a H a n fo r d * U y lim itsI l n w a v r r , ( h * a p p ro a c h to Ik# p ro blent o f d ouble ra t# in thin in *
a la n re . w a i e n tir e ly d lf f t r a n t fr o m
p r a v io u * a tt e m p t * l * r a i*a tha
r a t * * . T h a m o tio n In corp orated
w it h in
lie
i t r t t e l u r * th a t t h *
“ m o n le * in a t e * * * o f t h * r a v a m i*
fu n d fr o m t h a t s o u t r * b# placed
In a apaclal fo n d W b a u»e d f a r
e a t a n iia n , ra p la e a m a n t, a n d . I m
p ro v e m e n t o f w a te r f a s l U U * * - "
H o w e v e r , th# m a llo n died fo r
w a n t o f a aeeond w it h K r i d e r H a t
i n g . " I f * a c a n J o l l i f y tha In era a*#
w o r a n do i t . " C o m m is s io n e r R a t i
g a n la ta r w ith d r a w h i * m o tio n u n
t i l a n a d d itio n a l *t u d y ra u ld ba
m a d *.
A p p o in t m e n t * w a re m ada to th a
B o a r d n f A d j u i t m e n t a nd t h * Z o n
in g a nd P la n n in g C e m m fc e to o . A .
I * W ils o n , p ra a ld a n l-o la c t o f th a
H a n fo r d X tw a n la C lu b a n d f u r n i
t u r e H e r e o w n e r, w o * a p p o in te d la
th a d u a l r a p i g l u o f ■ c h m h i p
o n th e H o a rd g fo d U IJ o a ta a n t. W H .
e on la n o w a m a m b a f n f th e B o n *
la g a n d P la n n in g C e m m l**lo n . W a l
l y P h ili p * , S a n fo r d d r y e la a a ln g
e s ta b lis h m e n t o p e ra to r, w a * a p
p o in te d in the H o a rd o f A d j u s t
m e n t , b r in g in g th a h o ard u p ta
f u l l e a p a rlty In m * m b * n h l p . C l i f
fo r d M r K ib b l a , S a n fo r d tn a u ra n ra
m a n a n d a fo r m e r e lt y m a n a g a r
W aa a p p o in te d to th e Z o n in g and
P la n n in g P o m m U a io n .
T h e e o n m U a l M f r a a p p ro ve d
■ o v a ta a llo w a i t a d y a f t r u c k
lo a d in g t a n a * a n d p a r k in g apacoo
b y lh a S a n fo rd T r n f f i a a nd S a f e t y
C n n > m in io n , J o in t ly w ith P o lic e
C h ie f R o y W i l l i a m * , c i t y M a n
• g a r W a rre n K . K n o w le i, a n d a n
a p p o in te d r e p ro ie n ta tiv o fr p m th a
fU n fa td H a re h a n ti A *la c ta tio n • A
m u l l a f th a a tu d y w ill k a re p o rte d
t o D io B o a rd o f r f ir a m iu le n a r e .
T h r e e t a li on th a n o r th section
a f F re n c h A v a , w a n plaaod m th#
epan m a rk a t fo llo w in g m
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over lha A tlantic today and Is due
to dalivar a head-on blow to Great
Inagua, third largaat of tha Ba
hama Islands, about noon.
Hilda offered a potential threat
lo both Cuba and lb * Florida east
coast at she churned along a beellaa course tow ard Great Inagua,
Mutbaramoet island nf the Britishowned Bahamas.
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southeast of M iam i, la lha alia of K i l l
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A t least 74 were Injured on both
aides in a aeries of Jarring dashes.
The police held almost complete
possession of tha fleld.
The incident waa touched o ff by
th* Japanes* government's latest
attempt to start surveying Suna
kawa farm land for extension n f Jot
runways fn r lha huge American
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By JOHN R AH M AN
NEW t'ORK At-Dock strikes
siuead along the East C e n t today
aa the result of a hid by top uniaa
official* here to lie up shipping
from Canada lo tha Maalean bor
der.
To back up Ita week-old atriko
In New York, the Independent
International International Long
shoremen's A lin , ordered 70,000
longshoremen in East and G ulf
Coast ports to leave their Jobs.
The order waa a desperate bit
lo Interest the federal govammea
In the u n lo n 'i long-standing foul
with (be Wuterfroat Commlsstea
of New Y ork harbor .
In soma porta longshore moa
went along w ith th* order readily.
In othera, (key hesitated.
During lb# night, strikes w ars
rille d in Philadelphia; W ilm ing
ton, D el.; Boston; and Jaekt
villa, Fla.
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IO UH KST B lt l’l K K M tllH iR Is *h»*n ntpovw ifclth Ml«* M lrdrrd Await. I f f l . M r*. Robert Rev#. a r t M i* *
Mary Aon Michel* who » r « tu>nor>-d .Haiuntay mahi at th r UPO at th * f ir s (three “ Girl* o f the
M onth", a recently nr#anlsed UBO PrnJ#rl- (Photo hy Ja m n o n Studioi
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IN VITATIO N ACCEPTED
KW YORK Jv— l i n m l t n tlr
ir J T rrratibc, the t rench nurse
(island
Who « « , i n o i « , v » .ii*
la d year for her valor at D ir t
Htrn I'hu, ha* returned her* to
MOSCOW i * — West Rermin
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sliuly „rehabilitation
of wounded
M " w.Il .ludy at the ( haneellor K»nra.1 Adrnauer went
Im tilu tc of 1'bysiral Medicine and to th r Kremlin In la y fo r what ap
fle h ib ilitilio n , a part of New York peared lo he an tu b -h o u r attempt
U n t v * r s 1 1 y-Bellevue Medical to break th# stalemate in h it ne
gotiations with the Soviet govern
Center.
b a n d a h .ll w o u ld b . r o m p l .t .l y » • - 1
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ment.
p o in to d o n d a rdacaratad a t « n c . . | U n # h l* h* , » * , r *
She
said
she
arrepled
an
invita
w ill b« le ft w ithout a crossover."
A Herman spokesman declined
Daaplt* a proteit from Tha** Benedict •aid, MWhrn fo u r-la n e tion to study at the institute, tuned
and Company, through attorney highway* are b u ilt thrr# should during her lour last year, "so that to disclose details of Adenauer's
Fred R. Wilson,*a section nf farm h# enough tra ffic on either *id# I can return In Franc* lo help visit hut it was believed he had
conferred with Soviet Premier
land w ithin tha ritv lim it, w n of th * road fo r any established • disabled veterans there."
Bulganin.
retvajuatrd by City Clerk and Tax budnasi without a crossover.
I.a trr in the morning th r fuurth
A lie n o r If. N. Sayar by order of
"T h * department has adopted a w ill furnUh it. Hut, If It taka*
lha Board o f Sanford C ity Com poliry,*1 Renadirt told tha group. gnofl POO to pay a bunch nf session nf the Soviet-West fierman
missioner*. Value on the land waa "w hich locales e rn ttnvet* at ded greedy people, then I d.in't say: talks began. The conference is raraised from 10.0(0 to |37,I30. icated roads or public roads that that the county com m laileniri peeled to wind up today, with
Adenauer and hla dalcgation head
Wllaon, In pretesting th * inertaaod are in us*. In developed area* wit) provide the m onty."
ing hontt tomorrow.
valuation on land w ithin tha elty where no public ,r<rad* e d it,
Odharn, speaking lo th* group,
T b r Chancellor had a long talk
*• id. **l dkn’t balltv* lha city haa rroatovart a t* located nn# thou*
.
avkrd that a ta lrm cn ti b# secured
a rig h t to say that la subdivision and fre t apart. In ' i ' T . V . T . f"-m ra th contort that I* made. with Rulginln and Soviet Commu
property wh*n lhay want to u*a ar*a* th * rromover* are located • " I f wB have selfish people among nist party chief Nikita Khrushchev
half mile apart. In the final an Ut, he said, then everybody ahould D st night at a glittering baoqutt
i t fo r aomathlng alia."
given by the Russians.
a ly tic no no* ran he mar# than
Saver, told th * ro m m is ilo n tn a quarter of a mile from a rro u - know what tbay say "
that th# property It toned m ld a n I’ rtor to beginning the day's
over. Th# crossover problem h»*
tlal, ond la valued In aerordanea
been large fu r each uno I* * wn,-k ar.d contacting a* many
with lha valuta o f properly that
property owner* a* |»o>*lbl# along
harard."
surround It.
1'rp. W illiam * t»bl Die crowd tile highway, Olham reminded
V o lk A. William* 8r., appeared o f citiie n * making th r iii* * lv fi the group th a t if the right-of-way
before th* Board o f Commi**iontra ready lo call on proiptctive con Is provided. R»ad Hoard Mem
la report that th* 130,000 fo r four tributor*
SUNAKAWA V ILLA G E . Japan
to
the
right-of-way ber W illiam Dial promised that
yaara being set aside fo r the pay that ■‘A ll of the people* all over "a contract w ill Iw let fo r th* At — Nearly 1.000 tough but wet],
ment nr Ah* aawar bond*, w ill ho th * county arc Interested In 17-trJ project evrn i f it ha* to be on disciplined Japanr«r police today
smashed a leftist union demoaInvested In flovornmant Rond*. W il- because they w ant to * t* lb# Chrislma* Day."
At l p m. today It war reported d ra tio n against A m trica n a ir baa*
Ham* laid. H! can't saa lha wiidom county grow. In answer to a
a f k ttia g this money lay Idle whan question relative to th * amount that 4.1 property holders on 17-El tapanalon.
The stocky, young denim-dad
wa can taka Ika Interest aerulng o f money to lm spent fo r right- had been contacted with IS ex
from tha** bond* and buy old elty of-way*, If It requlr#* IfinOJHdt pressing willingness to donxt* policemen had armored cars, tear
to be fa ir to th# people (hat w ill iig h !-n lw *» s. The report It tin gas and fir* hoses ready If neces
benda aa fa it aa w * ran."
W jljia iw s . a i * a > . r B b « C « r : U d , £ * ^ u r t , J tW n h t h . U c m ln ..l*^ r r tm p le it i s in c e -s e v e ra l te a m s o e re sary. Rut they did nnt usa evrn
lh a ir clubs and sit#! helmets as
M n l o f Bond V r u . t e S W k B County R o a N ^ f Q o m m lu io n a ry .tifl out.______________________
Ik a ra m m ia s in n a ra , " I th in k lha
I r u d a a i should he r a n fr r r e d w ith
re la tiv e lo th e a d o p tin g o f a r l t y
bud##t. B u n d e d In d a h ta d n r** I * du#
In 1077, he a a id , a nd snm a hm ly'a
g o t to p a y It .
Wllaon, also n member of the
A C - t R t u r * w t i » / t ; a * l * W a tt
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Applications Taken For Qualified Men
len M c C lo y —
tne w ris t, ta ttiv c u w ith
of a r a t
"W a lk In to tha eentrr o f the
room, please.”
B low ly aba obeyed.
Ha crossed Uic room a ilcn tly as
a shadow, pulled down the Venetian
blinds and drew the curtains. S o ft
ly aha took a s lrp away from the
spot where ha had la it seen her.
Overhead lig h t biased, stripp in g
aw ay the sheltering darkness, p in
ning her to the s p o t eapoaed and
vulnerable.
Don t be afraid. I only want to
ta lk to you. Don t tr y to call for
help. Don't go n ra r the telephone
I should have to atop you and it
would be un p le a sa n t"
{the waa s till, collecting her w its
and her nerve. T hen: "You've been
hers before."
-N o . W hy do you Hunk so ?"
"H o w else could you find your
way serosa the room in darkness?"
•T ra in in g ." be answered. "M e m
ory. I took one good look a t Uie
room before you came In. Now it
la in my m ind forever, lik e a
photograph on file .”
"H o w did you get in ? "
" A piece o f w ire and fingertips
th a t have been w o rkin g on locks
fo r years."
Bara sank Into the nearest chair.
"Y ou look tired. May I pour
you a glass o f you r own sh e rry? "
"N o , thank you."
“ I th in k you know what t w ant,"
he said
” 1 d o n 't*
He sal opposite. m> longer sm il
ing. “ I w ant the Fire o f India.
The great rub y th a t waa stolen by
Peter MoXon."
“ Bo It waa a real ruby, after a l l "
"W a a ? "
Hta lone sharpened.
"W here is it now ?“
T don't know ."
"Y ou and your friend G erry had
I t In the A utom at this afternoon."
“ G erry had only the bo*. I t was
I who had the ruby. I took it out
of the bo* w hile G erry was g r t t ir g
change."
"A n d th e n ? "
- I lost It."
"O h ? " He was sceptical. "Ju st
how did It happen?"
H er lip * parted, then c l o s e d
A un t Caroline must not be dragged
in to this.
" I was din in g w ith tw o men
They asked to sec my pendant I
took It o ff and passed It around
tha table. Wa were ta lk in g and I
d id n 't keep m y eye on It a ll the
tim e. A fte r a while I asked fo r it
again, and — we io u ld n 'l find it.
Each man denied having i t "
"W h o ace the men ? tVhere did
you d in e ? " *
" I dined w ith a man named
G regory Ballust at h il a p a rtm e n t"
"A n d the other m an?"
(the couldn't th in k of anything
but the tru th , Dickson Clive, lie a
old. And ha baa money, lie
w ouldn't steal.
Neither would
O regory Balluat.
"D id you tho w the ruby to any
one but these tw o m en?"
The name Ju d ith Jenkins rose to
her lips autom atically. Bhr fo rrrd
It bark. "N o one else Just Dr. Bal
last and M r. C live."
"Then one of these to o men
must have it no w ? "
“ Not C live ."
-W h y not ?“
“ I t couldn't be."
T h e n you th in k I t ’s ftiltu s t ?“
V the ilander fingers, the light tan
" t d o n't th in k either o f them
* ' akin, the d a rk almond nails and look lU "
*. H A I T E R T lU f t t K E n
V IN T H E i t m t , IU U m l M id. *
Jittl# h e iita n lly , "Perhaps Uua
time you U let m» g e l you a t a n ? "
"O f ro u r**.“ Sara laugbad.
"Coming w ith ua, C tm ? " M id
Sallust.
-M y bom* la only a step, M th
between f i f t h and Madiaon.”
"Get in. W a l l drop you a t tha
eoener."
Hh* got In, and presently H it *
got nut. HaUuat took Ctiva'a place
Rlbrside Bara.
'I'm glad you'ra a neurologist
I mt rad o f a p a y th la trial,** aba said.
"A p e jc h la triit would make aometh in g ho rnb la out o f m y shying
away from you on th * street Una
a im in g .”
Halluat laughed.
“ A ny o lh rr
symptoms? F ear o( heights T Phob it for television comedians?"
“ No. O nly autom atic elevator*."
j “ What do you m n itT "
' Kha told him . T v a bran ao
YJ arhamed of it, 1 n c ic r told anyone
else except G e rry Honr.”
•Mora people are bothered by
automatic r l e v a t o r i tban you
might th in k ." ha reassured h rr.
" t ’rrle c tly norm al paopla. Y rt It
i t an abnorm al I cacti on became
It * completely irra tio n a l.”
ia It? Kuppoaa the elevator got
atuck whan you wara mlona and
you couldn't get out?
In time
you'd auffocate, wouldn't you?”
'O f rouraa not. There are alM m i i a ir g n llr a in tha penthouse
at the lop o f an elevator abaft and
in tha roof o f an elevator useir.
And there ia quite an a ir seepage
through the d o o n o f the shaft and
tha doora o f the elevator. Baaing
a< how you am »« afraid, lat m r
ta la you up in tha elevator toaught."
Tha cah waa sw inging into tha
curb in fro n t of Ju d ilh Jenkins'
anop. A ll the window-a In tha build
ing were d a rk now.
9
'O b. pleaae don't b o lh tr!” I t * u
then aha knew th a t, in apite of
everything, aha at ill dialikad tha
man. Bht w ould have welcomed
the rompanionahip o f anyone elec
to n ig h t
Ha aarmad unaware o f her re
coil. "N o bother a t a ll!” Ha waa
an bta good behavior, court rou t
and Milling, T ct even now there
waa h o k th in g enigm atic In the
H it. s till ryes.
A i the doors o f the elevator
•9 muted and lo ckrd them In to
gether, Bara realised that there
w a i one th in g worae than bring
entirely alone in such an elevator
and th a t waa b rin g alone in it w ith
someone you dial rusted.
The elevator, stopped. I l i a doora
slid a p a rt H hr forced herself to
be cordial. "W o n 't you come |n
fu r a n ig h t c a p ? ”
"You know 1 told th a t cab d river
to w a it!” He laughed aa i f he u *
through her cord ia lity. T i l take
a tain rheck. Good-night.”
Hhe heard Uia w b lr of the aley- Mr drat ra ilin g ad aba turned her
key in tha lock.
l-ight from the at real lamp at
Ike corner filte re d through the
Wide, uncurtained windows, pate aa
m oonlight Bara's hand w aa on Ihe
w ail tw itc h when one of the sha
dows moved.
A scream died on her lips for
want of brMth. D im aa the light
was, she could sew quite clearly
GARBAGE TROUBLE
NILES, Mich. (Ah - An IraU
housewife Homed her overloaded
garbage pall In the rity hall a f
ter delay In awarding a trash ienuival contract le ft her with a
four-week plleup. She le ft w ith
out Ihe pail.
USED
CARS
»eivam, perhaps?"
'T h e re was no servant tn the
room when they w rr* looking at
the ruby."
"A n d you sim ply walked o ff and
le ft a Jewel of auch value? 1 don't
believe that. M is* Dacrr,”
"B u t It’s tru e !” she insisted. " I
had no Idea of Its value th rn . t
d id n 't even suspect i t waa a ru b y."
“ I had no idea you were so ig
norant of jewel*. I was auto you
m ust have recogniied Ihe ruby s
value the moment you hrld It in
y o u r hand."
"H o w could 1, In the ciicu m stances? You w o n t believe this
cither, but I bought It at the lu
cent store fo r 20 ic n ts thia a fte rnoon."
"Oh. t believe that " Again the
poisoned smile. " I saw you."
• I didn't sec you there.
" I t would bp a slur on m y s k ill
If you hsd. I was in the crowd,
but I b tc m lrj m ysrlt w ith my
ba ikg iou nd , lik e an animal in the
bush. As you say in your language,
'I made myself sm all.’ "
Bara made a a w ilt deduction.
"B o no one nolu cJ you in the
crow d when Motion d ie d '"
" t w a snt there. I saw M i.mm
palm the je w rt an ) slip it in to tinbin of fake jewels. Why should I
follow him hack to the s trre t? I
d id n 't want Moxon, I wanted the
ruby. Hut I » u ID varils away
and Ihe crowd was thick. Ilrfo re
I m o ld force m y wav thruugh,
you picked up the ruby. A mo.
m rn t later you c a llid out to a
man, 'W hy. G.*rry, what ate you
doing here?' lie halted, surprised.
Then be saw the ruby in your
hand I could te ll ly th * way be
lin ke d at It h r knew what It was ”
"H e rouldn l have known'." p ro
tested Bara.
"A re you a iir r ? " He paiiM-d to
let the words sink in. It waa a lte r
lie saw the ruby that he smiled
and is m r to you r side. I I * urged
you tn buy the ruhy snd It was he
u h n put the I niv containing the
ruby in his pocket after you bought
it
D iiln I he leave you in the
Autom at believing he s till had the
ruhy in his pocket ?"
Bara answered w ith another
question. "Have you ever heard
the name G erry Gone In connec
tio n w ith this ruby hrtnre? In d
he know P rte r M oxon?"
"N o. And th a t's one of the m n-t
puzzling (lungs shout Ihe whole
t>imnr..i Fur it s obvious to me
Ih s t G erry Hone knew what the
rub y was w orth and t r ed to make
off w ith It.
W hat a more, f had
a feeling that Moxon revngmred
G erry Hone in the 10-ccnt alore
Ju«t beforr he dropped th * real
rub y among the im itations."
Kara ga*j>ril. "G e rry
In the
10-cent ature before I taw hu rt? "
"Y e a He came ui Ihe able door
w hile you were at the trin k e t
counter. Moxon had just come in
Ihe front Uoor. H r saw G erry and
avvcrvrd away, I'm sure they
recugm rrd fa- h n th rr M o v o n
passed the trin k e t counter w .tlun
a few fre t of you, paused a mo
ment to drop the ruby and then
went out the fro n t door w here he
h id come In Jti’ f a moment before.
Seconds later Mo von d in t."
•’ And Gerry ? "
" I saw Gerry w-hen you *t»>kr to
him. I was looking at you l« ■ante
you were holding the ruby in your
hand."
(Tn Hr Cnwfmvrrft
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Applications ran now 1.* se,
rrp trd from qualified men fur d i
rect a lig n m e n t to the A nny's
elite Airborne Corps, according to
M Sgt. Herbert M, Welty the b»*
i * | Army recruiter. "Assign menu
i an actually be made here In Sanfoid and a guarantee furnished",
Bgt. W elly aaid.
Bgt. Welly explained that the*
qualifications required of troop
ers arc: 17 to 31 years of age;
single; American cititcn ; free
of any criminal records: pass th#
mental examinations; and meet
the high physical standards. Each
man I accepted for (he Airborne
tiavels to Jacksonville where he
la enlisted.
From
Jacksonville the new
tiooper travel* to hurt Jackson,
I Columbia), B. I*., whi te he re
ceives his new Arm y uniforms
and takes hi* l>«*ir tiainlng w ith
lh r famed 101 st A ll borne Givi• ion. tjio n completion of basic
he is given a shoit have and then
reports back In either Fort Hen
ning. C*., or F ort Campbell, Ky.,
for n d ia m id training and Jump
school.
Jump training Usts three weeks
and includes much rigorous phyvim l training. Here the trooper re
ceives instruction from veteran
! r_
Geneva
l i t A G IH B I'K K V A TT
The Itev. and Mrs. W. A. Ellenwood anil fam ily hail *• their re
cent guests, >|r. Ellen wood's sis
ter. Mis* Maty Ellen wood of AtInula, (ia., and Mr. and Mr*.
Raymond W inikr, and Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Lovelace of Gad*
City.
Mrs. T W. 1'rrv alt and ehiltllrn V a llffit, Carlton, and Addle
and Miss l.uyine Stone spent the
holiday wukend at New Smyrna
Reach..
Mr. and M i*. John Slone ami
fam ily had a* their guests, Thurs
day, Mr. and M i*. Joe llcailey of
Oviedo.
I'h lllip Hauer spent a few days
In Oilando last week with rela
tive*.
Mr. and Mrs. E II Giaul had
as their
rees nt
guests, Mr.
Grants' sister, Mrs. lads McKin
ney of Jaiksoiivtile. Mr*. McKin
ney also visited her sistrr Mr*.
Frank J’ itls while heir.
The llaptist W.M.U. gave a
surprise Idithdav party Saturday
evening in honor o f Rev, W. A.
Ellen wood at his home llo s trs -ri
fo r Ihe party were Mr*. T. IV.
Pievatt, and Mrs. Cadrr Hart.
T ie honor g ttr-t wra« presented
with gifts a fte r which garnet
were played and pi lie * won hy
the honor guest, Varna tt’agmm
and Car II on I ’ revatt. Refreshm ints uf rake and i< e cream weie
served by the hosts*e«.
Those enjoying the evening
w e re
ihe
following gueaes:
Mrs.
W, A.
KUenwirod amt
ehlldirn, Mr. and Mrs Jettia
Schuler, M< and Mr*. Paul Maxwell, Mr. and M r*. John Mat well,
fa d e r Hart, Mr. and Mr». Claudr
paratroopers (hat makes him feel
at home In hi* new mode of
transportation—the parachute. He
learns ho** to w rar it properly;
how to take ca rr o f it. adjust it
and use It.
The final phas* o f jump tra in
ing comes a t the S$0 foot tower
and gtvr* the trooper the feel of
an arlual Jump. Here he get* Ihe
chance to ute everything he ha*
teamed in training.
The final week o f training ia
climated by jum p* from an a ir
plane. in order to graduate and
receive hi* rove ted paratrooper
wings the trooper makes five
jump*. Graduation ceremony and
the pinning o f the silver wing* in
the life or an A rm y paratrooper
is a day he never forget*.
qualified lum per* receive an
allowance of |30 per month in
addition to their normal pay.
They enjoy the pleasure of serv
ing with top-notch men in an p itf i t that'* second to none. The
esprit de corps a trooper ha* :n
hi* o u tfit can l>e *cen Immediate
ly m the way he cattle* himself,
Ida posture, In hi* bool* that
gleam like m in o r* ami In hia
steady, arlf-confident mantirr.
"This I* tru ly the »harpc*t out
f i t that a young man ran join, i f
hr waul* top physical Gaining
ami association w ith high caliber
men", tha recruiter aaid, and
added, " I can guataiitee assignm in t* to th i* o u tfit and can enlis t “ buddy group*" of two or
mine men and assure (hat they
w ill
remain
together through
their training".
Interested men who frc l they
can meet the requirements to be
come a member of the Airborne
are invited to stop by the Army
trrru itin g station at I'osl Office,
Ban ford, e a c h
Monday
ami
tYi'itnrsilay or call Bgt. M rlty at
J-tkUII in Oilanda.
MOTHER IN SCHOOL
LANGIS, N.C. UP—M r* .1 IV
Heaver got lonely when her Iwin
son* slatted school Iasi year. So
this year Ihe 23-year-old mother
has decided to go to ichool with
them, finishing Ihe last year of
high schiHil. which *he had pas«rd
up tn grl married. Her husband
okayed Ihe Idea,
isqcmmvi! m u n r
tn take her daughter tn school. ~ . T H E
S A N F O R D H E R A T .!)
HAS (LOSE f.X I.L
Saul leaned out lost hi* balance, T u r * . S r p l. |.T, 1955
P n g r .1
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old Saul Rodrigue!, being an in Ihe Window sill hv hi* fingertips, below (he window, Jud ** Saul tr l
go. Tlie boy landed squarely In the
quisitive little fellow, opened a *,-c- 20 feet above a concrete walk.
ond-story window yesterday a few
Ju»t Run a police car came by policeman'* arms, unhurt but tear*
minutes after hi* mother had tell Officer Robert l-ra ran tn Ihe spot I fully scared
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1956 TiP*ktone TV!
American farm er* Iwiught ?'»
billion dollars worth n f new Irator* In the yean 1950-Vt.
Hake*, Vance Wagnnn, Me, and
Mis. Edson Gull, Mr. and Mrv.
I.r*te r Hrnwn, Mr. and Mr*. E. T.
Bummer o il. M r*. W. L. Brig, Mr*.
Grace Lindsey, Mr*. Tommy MrClam, Cailton I'rrv a tt. Sarah and
Susie Harper, Mts* Maiy Ellenwood, and Ihp hosle**rt.
M t*. T. tV. I're va tt amt fam ily
have a* th e ir guests fu r a few
days, Mr*. I'irv a tt's slslai-in-law,
and hrolhrr, 31r. and Mrs. Oliver
L lttle r e f Ohio.
3lr. and Mr*. Joe M alhieut and
fam ily have * • their guest* fu r a
while, Mr*. M athieu**' mother,
Mts. IV. lb Went her Iwe o f Jack•on*tile. Mr*, tla th iru * and her
mother took M i*, M athiruxs' ton
Leonard, In Tampa Tueailay whei*
hr w ill attend school.
Mr. and Mrs. A lvin Allen v is it
ed friends h e ir last week.
NOTHING IN IT S FIELD CAN M A TC H
CHEVROLET FOR ACCELERATION!
d IE V R U L K T
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hr tiding . . . all eonU nit a n nn the lop I
f t '*
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H IM J M IIW MM III
amt
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I l'i Ihe big region Chevrolet’* been tak
ing all comer* ia ihort track Mock car
evcnlt Ihit teaton. Si/rlinj acceleration
along with handling cate and cornering
abihty-lhino (hat mean ufer, happier
highway driving. Come on in u d let a
new Chevrolet show you what wa mean.
IT'S A ll IC IIIN
Tnp-tohnltom, ilH r*
Irvslde . . . li t all
trrre n l Picture* look
bigger . • . better I
M A R -flO O ! C A IIN I f
ClUlttt CONTIOlt
R e lie fs a t a l n i ,
b u r n * . e c r a ic h r i
Retain* its original
U auiy for year*
C o n trn li ate group«|
fo r easy adjustm ent,
o f picture q u a lity
and n a tio n change.
N o t o n # I n r h n f w a s l e d s p s e e ! T h i s m m p a r t re t swill s u r e ly d e l ig h i y r t i w it h l i t
v e r y m o d e r n a p p e a r a n c e a n d l l » b i g . c le a r p u l u r e s . W i t h T O P - T U N I N G y o u
a d ju s t ih e o p e r a t i o n f r o m a s t a n d i n g p o s i t i o n . T h e f a m o u s F i r e s t o n e q u a l it y In
y o u r g u a r a n l e e o f lo n g Ir o u h le - f r e r p e r f f m n a n e e . . . a n d m a n y p U a a u r c - h U » | a
y e a r n o f T V e n t e r t a i n m e n t . A d a p t a b l e f o r U H F r e c e p t io n .
The proof wat burned Into the land* of
Daytona Reach at the NASCAR* trials
canicr thii year. In nctcIcralioM te»U,
Chevrolet wslked aw ay (mm everything
cite in its field. Plus all the high-priced
cart except one!
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Rrira srttb u rs , .
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DEALERS AND STORES
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Seoul Still Living Under Curfew
Parking M tttr Violations
Snouiti ft* Sent In Right Away
e
Have you hH V ur parking ticket yet?
According to the uaualiy quoted "law of
areragra" you’ll probably receive one of
the vellnw envelopes, allpped under the wind*
ahleid winer. notifying you that you’ve park
ed overtime.
I W t Inv that envelope
P-it a quar
ter In It. add your name and addre«a on the
tab. and fold over. The container automati
cally aenla Itaelf.
Ui-up the envelope then, In one of the
convenient courtesy Imxea. painted yellow
and attached to a parklnr meter atand at
frequent Interval*. Or perhaps you’d rather
(bail the envelone that requires no postage.
I f more ennvenlent to you, drop it by the
Sanford Polire Station just off North Park
Ave. Itehlnd f it v Hall
S a n fo rd ’ s meter violation fine I* just a
quarter. In comparison to othar cltlea with
fines of SI nr more. However, In delavlng
the payment of your quarter you are obligat
ing yourself to pay a $2 fineThat’* what all the riiecus Is about these
dav*. >»anv of the narking meter violator!
have Ignored the yellow tleket* and have ac
cumulated as many n* 11 of the warnings
(sailed by patrolmen on duty in the down
town area.
Sanford policemen are not looking for a
ear to put a meier violation nntleq on.
They’re prtmarilv Interested in keeping tra f
fic on the move In the downtown area. They
have been Instructed to make room for ahope—• •* *’ n are constantly looking for a place
to park.
•i* courtesy possible is extended by
Sanford policemen. Cognisant of the fact
Sign* of the future m »y well read, "This
way to aee a tree’* At the rate land la being
cleared and forests Imndfd. the afgna may
come sooner than expected.
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We’re reading a lot about "Keep Florida
Beautiful." Th" best war t.» get atartrd la
to practice at home and let the habit spread.
The Sanford Herald
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P a i* 4 _______Tuesday, September 11, IBM
TODAY*
R IR IJC
v r iW P !
TJtr righteous shall 1:v*» hv fa ith s—
Oat.
1:11. I f w« truly belle?* that Chrlat hat en
tered our heart and we hare made him w it*
•onto there aln will depart.
SEOUL, The little boy w it* Ibe
runny note comer* the w iltin g
Americas. “ SboethlaesT I g lv t
num btr on# akocthlac!” be says.
Tits Americas turns away, only
to be accosted by an elderly worn
os with a baby strapped to her
back. Pleadingly, w it* bands out
alretched, aha aaki, “ Money, s o n
sy . .
in s barely audible volea.
Encounter) like thir. u*cd to
taka place la boat of Seoul's FX,
or tbs Victorian Central Statin*
where GIs rods the “ C uiak ExPraia” between Seoul and Pusan.
Sines ths war, only tbs locals baa
changed.
Now Ihoy occur daily In Iroat of
Ib t plutb Bando Hotsl. msecs for
foreign buiinsasmsn sad tbs now
social center o f town.
This la Seoul—war ravaged, dir
ty, odor filled and alive with hu
manity. It hasn't changed much
since the day the Marinas first
marched back through its amok#
filled itre e ti ia September 1130. to
rerapture It from tbo Comm unit! *.
The iboothlno boy end the old
woman perhaps ere not represents
tire of Seoul or Korea Itaell. But
they do rapture tha ana Improailon
that Is tneirapible. oven for old
time foreign residents here: Seoul
i* depreuing
Trying to find hope for better
that Sanford la a tourist town aa well as a
growing Industrial area, law enforcement
officers take every opportunity to advise our
visitors of the local regulations. I t is when
the regulations are Ignored hy citizens who
know better that the police department
cracks down.
Don’t let the yellow parking meter viola
tion notice go unheeded.
This Is your Insurance that parking places
are made available fo r shoppers and business
people who fill the coffers of the Sanford
stores
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Cooperation Is Good
We’ve read s lot about the new president
of tbs American Bar Association, E. Sin.vthe
Gambrell of Atlanta, Ga.
And just as oftsn w t have read his In
augural address In which he said, "We can
not hope to secure popular respect for law
nr its administration when the lights of
litigants frequently are determined by sen
sational newspaper trials of. or during trials
by. constituted authority.’’
Hr Wjii.rF.it rm xH i.iN JR.
The yellow Journalist exists, we admit.
W ASHINGTON
There Is ant
Here and there one w ill read of the sensa thing that most poiltl.sns ate restional coverage of a trial, not herause of the t-rned about a gh' and day, rum
trial Itself, hut more frequently because of mer and winter -tplng aid au
tumn It is how to f* t mor# vales
the nature of the crime.
than tha opposition.
What we would like Mr. Gambrell to
Thu being the rata, it la noth
know, especially. Is the fact that petty poli ing more than voruiil that ■ major
ticals who are driving our governments Into polities! bottle ia row being wogod
multl-lawed eonglomoretlons of ordinances, to determine whether the Rrpubllor th-- lieniorrata gat moat
acts, resolutions, hills, long drawn-out show- vena
credit from *h* voter* fo r neat
type exhibitions of re la tio n a l connlvery, are T ia ra pra tp e -i'v* to t *utmostly members of the bar.
A t evtnron* know* toipayers
Why our governments should he con o<* mad* very haem when they
trolled hy member* of the bar Is a m ystery1 *!!•«•<< »* k**r more *f their
to us. The lavman saya that he "cannot s f - 1•"""»*
’•
11 *• lhfr w,,h
*•>, n a tu ra l'/, they ara Inclined
ford to run for office because of the time to favor thr political party rotaken away from his business,” which Is alt ■-mntlhilf for lightening (ho tt g
well end good. But doesn't the lawyer have kdf.
But which party ran ronvlnco
to take time away from his business to be s
politician ? And yet, he happens to be mak tho voters that It is entitled to
p iepom lrio'it nmounl of credit t
ing a pretty good record for himself—finan oThai
s what all lha varhal firecially.
work* a r t about
T h* Reeuhlleane arc In c h a rt*
There must be something behind the cur
tain that could be explained . . perhaps by o f the Eae-citle* Department nod,
through
Pr*v'd*ut
Elsenhower,
ABA president Gambrell- Why doesn't the would recommend ta i ru t* to Conwell-known attorney eupport a lavman for »»*»• Wvi<It this make th* Re
offlca? Or la this just the beginning of an publican* pHmaHIv -ssponslhl* fay
effort to place everything behind a band of any i n relief th o f resulted T
The Democrat* are In eontrol
censorship and keep from the people all hut
o f Congreve. vrhlel would vote
the unimportant
any la * ru*« allowed Would Ibis
We don’t think that B. Bmythe Gambrell ewtltle the Democrats to the me■paaka for tha entire membership of ABA | r r share o f c»*g|t*
AH tMa, o f source, assumes that
because there a n too many attorneys, tawtf.are w ill he tag yallSf recommend
li t l t t l aspirants, aad some statee- ad to tho eovt **-*U n *» Congreve
want, and Insist, that tha Ameriran hv the Elsnrhowor damlnlstrstloa.
public know every detail about newsbreak Even If it aU uld eel he reram
mended, determined ffo rt* w ill hr
ing Incident*.
Mr. Gambrell aheutd come to Sanford and mod* hy Individual Senator* and
Rrnrnaontat'vnf o'ong th l* lino.
Contral Florida flrat, before making atataRut p r*rt'e i.||v evervon* ' in
menta that ran be mlsconatructed.
Washington o»per»# th* adminis
The wonderful cooperation the press re tration to Twecmmend lower love*
barring, o f -our**, development
ceives here should certainty net bo swayed
o
f
o oerloni emergency not now
I by ABA policies.
foreseen.
No Comment
HAL BOYLE
Eisenhower, Bulganin Sent Letter
NEW YORK ( * - Th* Pavomont
Plato writes an open letter to ProsIdent Eisenhower and Soviet Pro
w le r Bulganin t
Both you gentlemen would like
to end the worldwide arms race.
Woll, I ’ ve figured out s new and w i i slower, bad
disarmingly simple way te achieve
1*
"•Slalaf problem
we«M be the disarm the wrtcklag
« » • That wouldn't be bard.
Ih e r'i be glad to to«« away thotr
creebarl.
..I? * ? V *
f " • *h«*
«t least, la ■ woriTdiaarmed We
M dd lure ibe Moscow War Office
M e a eedbar ber aad ibe Rentage*
M e the worlds Urged hot deg
a la a i
MaD we glee M a tryf
Ro. I f things tu*w out this wag,
<Ho Reptih'l-one w ill argue that
th * tn t w Inetlow w ill have hewn
e commended hy V r. Rfsnhowor
M ilv a fte r the hi»lg*t had hern
hi ought Intv balance . . or a bal
ance was l*. eieh-.
They ron'end that oorller arnon . whi'o th * budget ws* out
i f balance
would he*# landed
Us bring ba-h th * foflgtloa that
wider ths Nsral pollrlso o f the
N ow.Fair D*a*trs Jeatroyod much
o f lb * p a rrb e iifg powug « f ths
dollar.
Th* Dowsor t ots rum tod
tb s t i t ths H it
they tried is get
U sptaysr end dawvndonL Thor*,
for. they o-ruo, M r Btsonhowoe
w il* b* g -Ishnnyeomo-lotely sod
-would not m gtvwai potlttenl e t*.
i*it fo r sa Idea a pprv printed from
lb# Demoemt*.
Tbo Rapuhllrano reply that tho
Domootttto tax pewso sol. t f It
boon approved, wswld bore thrww i
« already aubitoassd hwdgot forthor owt o f hsUscw by tU gO jB M ,.
PM aapwally and that th l* would
bar# boon flirtto # wtth fiscal dlswater.
Thaw Mm Repobile*no add what
they bow# w .ll bo a gtinshtoc nrywrnowt n la th l* Tha toadsat a t toot
i* being b e n e fit Into
borons* Itoswbamse
p i U i li i | m
p
prosysetty that t a i assay Is flaw <•« into tha Mr t sia l Tvaass n Aw
This rosy r iv a l situation ia tp- those In the Inver *>rarkets. T a i
kponubls (or politicians of both relief for t ‘.i« rr.ai.y. rather than
pnitiei a),oidv giving serious for the few. ie given p rio rity by
thought la whn g ti* tha relief, -noil politician*
Vmung e<i< t'e»e detail* I* aot
Bu* there Is an ell-Im porU at
going la bo a aim*lo matter.
• ronomle «r *«,!no Involved I t ranPot raan-pte. tome member* o f ! eat bo forgot*** that Industry
C o n g irtt ore f 'n n lt ronvineod that uust have vrn*urv --p 'ta l I * ear
Inert U se* fq r tot iteration* at* ry ou< in orpanslen program. And
-•••M int to encourage Industrial tea relief for in d irid u o lt in th*
t-ipansion r n - n t i i l to meet tha nlddle and olgrer t-iarkete would
d ire rl to the nation'* Industrial
nation's future needs.
Thera ore o tte rs who contend, nsrdt part of th * money that this
perhaps bera-ii* -orpotation* can't group now is paying th * gorornvote, that liter vhouid he gougtd •tent
Many hl’ ilnn- o f dollar* or*
>• ,h» **mtl. Hies# Fongressmcn
'snore the fnc* thui lose* noees* needed each e*n* t* m odem li* or
tarilt are added t » the price paid cipond *stau|i<h*d hiislneave* and
or th- ronvurret fn th* product* to rreote new husinres A I t t . rurporotions manufacture.
■«00 investment to required I * proYou w ill find no disagreement v-d* o Job for es.k youth storting
emong memharv o f Congress that to work In s fo rto rv No glSA M ,
some. • to o l many ear all, o f th* - * Job. It's that simple.
‘ • i relief s.ieu!d hrapplied to InB*. It to nbi too* that the legitd ridunl in-em - to*-**. Rut there lotora In H ie v l-tg the t a i burden,
s i* sharply conflicting views as bar* vital qoest-ent to decide. T m
to thr amo-i"t o f rw-lucllon In ths ro lir ie i the* w !" keep th * notlen'i
higher h ra.k-U
industry to pwaV eonditlon o r*
It I* certain tHol Congrovs, -aaenttol to tha' the preseat pran
p o rtlru la rlr In an elertiasi year, gs rity ran continue and even ho
w ill give fira t ruasideretioa to surpassed.
Try and Stop Mo
N* , P r , TH 05 ^ s k* b** who ^
•u,«*
,# r
publicity
■ Hollywood studio wo* named honorary pel lew
V m
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vhoto thing, axplaining ds>
Ughtsdly, "N o w r i l bo a b l*
to gat avan w tth (h o t* nasty
aid praducars. I ’U pinch
Iham !”
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G ladiolus Bulbs
Being Planted
Now In Florida
BRADENTON ( * - Ptonting of
gladiolus bulbs has started in Flo
rida and -oon 11,000 acres w ill be
under cultivation to produro mors
'ban IS million dorra glads expeeled to bo shipped to (lower
markets thin winter.
Ths flrat glads w ill ba rut ia tha
northern growing srts s about ths
first of October.
Plantings began In ins northern
asrttans of ths Hat*, largely in tha
Leesburg. Hastings snd Marianna
arsai. tho first wsek In Auguit.
Manatsr and Hillsborough rounty
growers followed t little later.
Plower growers in Los and Char
lotte counties and East Coast re
gion i w ill put out tbsir bulbs this
wrek. Planlingi continue through
Feb. n and w ill bo to staggrrH
that bulbs are planted each desk
during the period.
Cutting of th* glads w ill begin In
tbs M antlet a rts about Nov. IS.
with the peek harvest Jims begin
ning about lbs firs t of December.
Cuttings w ill b* door seven day*
a week through th * firs t weak in
June.
Ed. N. Prie* J r , manager of
tho Florida Gladiolus Grower*
A ttn ., s ip la ln td growers still work
with tha baaic colors of rsd, whits,
yink. yellow and lavender and each
of tbsao colors bars numerous
shades.
Pries stUmstsa about 1.000 per
sons w ill b# employed la produc
tion this ta tto o . Glad product!**
la fa irly Mg builnosa. with five
loaa of rubber bands aloua being
used to prepare lha tong stemmed
flow era h r market. At Isa it 10 strpfasst are uasd ta spraying tho
AMSricaa Korean Foundation i n i
aow travel the Seoul-Inchon .out*.
The inevitable taxi*, tome e t old
as so yeara, Jam SootC s lrre u and
Just aa inevitably break down.
The people, thr itre e tc a n with
their persistent whistles, the taais,
th* incoming end outgoing *.raln^
huge Army truck* with their frighV
suing M r horns and tho smell and
•ols* of the crowded m a rh tl puces
make up llte pandemonium which
grips Seoul vvery day Th# wartime curfew, a ft' in effect, stupa
all that at 11 p m.
Th* night watchman patrols tha
streets, assuring the people that
all la oell. Thru it's q u ie t
Author lakes Wall?
Into Lake, Drowns
LOS ANGELES IjR — Stuart
Eng strand, author of lha once best
selling novel "The Sling and the
Arrow ." walked Into the lake a
MacArthur Park and drowned,
p o lirt reported Friday.
^
After lying i t th# coroners nfflee from Thu rsd sy afternoon until
early this morning the body was
identified by Kngvtrand's brotherin-law Melvin H. Simon of nearby
Van Nuyt.
Engstrand. M lived In Beverly
Hills, where police said (hat him
wife Sophia reported at 1 p m.,
Thursday that he had been m o v
ing since 10 a m. Lt. Donald
Barnet said the reported he h £
been despondent and in a state of
m rnlal d e p r e s s i o n for • long
time and bad abown “ suicidal
tendencies."
BARR WORSE THAN BITE
NORFOLK, Va. A — Harvey
Robinson says there’s no truth
la th* old saying that posmen and
dog* n r* born encmiei.
Robinson, retiring alter SO vesrn
at a poitm at, waa about h it evP
pertenr* with dogs at an Impromtv
lu in h e rin g of friends on h ii
route He laid he liked dogs, waa
bitten only one* to hla long car-
large flower eereege.
Tha Industry spring from ■ hob
by started ta Manatee County la
Ibe tSIO*.
Clinical Studies Test
Enriched Bread's Value
m m
tton Otof af Mfe
--------- ly BINNITT C1*F— —
0
' thing* In Baoul to slmast s hoyslra*
lash.
Just rlis tin g to ths prsascupsllsn
uf most Korssna. Ths war took
•w ay many things sad trying to
rapists thaw has been ths Mg
Jsh.
American* helped put Seoul back
on IU fast transportation wtas Old
streetcar* were contributed by A t
lanta snd St. Louit
Greyhound
to iita w ire turned over by tbs
to w eigh!
ie lo * In
brand H h a to h i Although they uera-uot
■ e S s n to e i t o " i
Mto etaf af Uf* >
«R ta Am erica* standards s t th s
U was beck in tm that *m - •torn a I the study, they gained
■erilil efclto breed w u Am *e- mors to Both height and weigh!
1 *e • MUom-etd* halts.
than Is esyaetod to norma] s h it*
dean s f compursble ages tn a o n e
year period. Their boors also
, H to N lto n d
M SrsAd may m m lf no developed St a bet tar than nor
aa SI par sset af th* total mal fata.
well be
MBBl pee
al diet. T h a t* a to t af
*
Pet Oewtoeef Beotomei
A Brawn*n aoffe* dealer aotoirad n gathering Uish drinking
twenty la thirty supfuta a day
mwtd Mortag. “I know R ourwd
Tbo butte Ua o f th *
L td ,
D. C ,
MU," | | iaskaliiinJ
" It did." oorroberated hid
Aosoeiran wtfn “Now bo worov
i any mors. Ha Just |
well
Rstker W itlltm t ton f t seed. “Before wo wars married, my kutbond
was contlnualiy wtoapertng (wool nothing# In my adr." Her kughnnd
nddod, And don t think l l was easy under w it t r i "
* 0 0
Bandy Melwtvptl has swam off i— h*rw a
whoa no w
toiaaos He to* snpaaam, and whM he harrows say, R'e pashod^to*
tout srgmmoflts to ftvaa af this
it e mssvendaUon. Taste oooduct• i insoug IN Oormas orphan*
todlcuto that dtoto oooutnlng
ueaowlJy tor«s nmounl* uf ee-
Ths diets derived IB per cenM
a f toato eatoftae t
bread to)
any a f too terms rs ito m a rily
from w h o *! Vegetables
aaly I t par o w t a f the,
sad aaly rig h t gram* o f I
•uppUafl dally by
By mw suadaida, th is would bo
SMMldsrad a poor diet. Tat. th u
riadles tndleeu th a t I t euppUed
Ihats children wtth enough nu
trient* for s high rata s f grow th
Sad development.
« Just boss to show how h a .
poctoat breed is la sue dally diet.
Mrs. I . A. R.
YOU'RE TELLING MEI
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have say sf-
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Social fcaeniA.
Picnic Is Enjoyed
The employes o f th * A A P
Supermarket and th e ir families
enjoyed a picnic at Blue Springs
Sunday. Making the trip on the
I (>-foot r r u l s e r , "Huckleberry
F inn"
akippertd
by Voile A.
W illiams Sr., th* picnickers spent
• delightful day swimming, eat
ing. relaying and “ Wishing w*
could do this more often", accord
ing to the comment o f store man
ager, Harvey Hal*.
. . . WI TH
QUALIFIED CARE!#
Us* wander drug* w a n t w a rt
miracles fa t you anlesa era
ser!bed specifically fa r your
needs. Bae your dorter firs t:
brtag bis are se ritlio * ta uat
F au st’s D rug Store
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TU C TD a Y
Th* Gleaner* X ' r n ef the F lre t
Baptist C'litrcb w i1) meet w ith
M>i. Carte- !i lb * Bigelow Apt*.,
61: Park A re ., at f P- m. Mrs.
Clrland w ill a# co-hostess.
The CPU W-vee Club wilt meet
at I p. m. ip the CPO Club on th *
Sanford N w a l A u xilia ry A ir Sta
lk n. They e*i>ecD11v extend an in
vitation ta the -hi* fa wive* o f
Hatwing I H a tw i-g S and V C -I.
Refreshments w ilt be served a fte r
lie meet n r bv Mrs. Howard
W ife. Mr* Jo* Steppe, and M r*.
Jesn Wolfe.
The State Mission Program In
Ike First Baptist Church w ill be
held at 3 r m. w ith C irri* No. 7
In charge. Mrs. J. M. Moy* la th*
leader.
Th# Pilot H u h w ill hold a hullnets m rrttn r at the Yarht Huh at
* n m at which lim e Mrs Marie
(llenon of Or-vla d ls lrirt I t Gov
ernor of P i'ot Internslional. w ill
make her official vl*lt
Circles of th * W .«C!» of the
Firs* Mr*!"odist Church w ill meet
st the following otaecs; No, t,
« x , W I. K irk . 3 '5 W. ?mh Si.,
th a m. No. 5. Mrs. Chester
TVsnirU, I akp
91(t am
v« x M r. 1». W, JWron, 5110
" • W lt o p .4g , m
4. Mrs
W W Tr»e. 11IM Ost Are., fl th
• m. No. S. M r* B *R. Crumley.
« " r r r I ske. I» t(l am.
fi- e
T?n|e**
C 's * »
W»1
m eet
T ie Her. .* L. Whatley, form er
Miss M ild in l M iller left y**.
pastor o f the Central Baptist leiilay for (tieenslHmiugh, N. C.,
Churrh, it visiting banfurd (or a where she w ilt enter Ihe ietii.>r
few day*.
K « r at the U niversity of North
Carolina.
Hr. and Mrs. Ri untie/ H cndttsr>n have icturned fio m spending
Robert >1tiler w ill leave today
: (he summer in Hendersonville, for tt;»nta, (»* , where he w ill
IS . C.
enlrr th# Georgia Tech as a
freihman.
Jack Sthirard left last week to
■csunie his studies at the U n i
Planning to have salmon or luna
versity of klorlsl*. He w ill be a
psities for supper’
Add a little
1senior.
finely diced celery to the slandar.1
Mr and Mrs O W Douglas h * ! ™ ! * for
Savannah. Ga , are visiting her tevtui* m nirasl.
patents, Mr and Mrs. A c. w uI’ l M il O
lianiv for some time
n iin s n t \.w i■\tins
w m M iu u m
Th* State Mission Program w itl
h* htl<l at 7:10 p m. at th* F irst
Baptist Church w ith th* Men'*
Brotherhood in charge.
Th* Geneva Garden Club w ill
hold its firs t garden run at Nvw
Smyrna Reach, where they w ill
bo th# guest* of Mrs. A lbeit Mc
Culloch, and U to r visit a total
nursery.
Th* F irst
Baptist Training
Union Executive Committr* w ill
meet at • p m. In th * Chapel of
th* Memorial Educational Buildinf*
The F irat B aptist Prayer Meet
ing bonlao at 7:30 p.m. In tha
Memorial Edueatiotial Building.
Bring your Bible*.
VTMUBJHMT
Th# F irst Baptist Junior G.A.'a
( f and 10 year) w ill meet at
3:10 p.m.
Th* F irst Baptist lntermediot*
G.A.'a w ill meet a t 4 p m.
The First Baptist Junior R.A.'a
w ill moot at 7 p.m.
Th* F irat Baptist Mon's Broth-
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G IR L * OF TH E MONTHS— The highlight during ih# "H urricane
dance at the USO Saturday night was th * announcing of tho girls
o f ihe months from February to September. Forrest Hrrckenttde*
wa* master of ceremonies and Mr*. J. W. Brown was head of Ihe
project. Shown, le ft to tig h t, front row, Miss Maty Ann Michels.
erhood w ill have Ita supper and
prugiaiu mselmg in the Memorial
Educational Building begliiutug at
7 p m with l.'ic supper.
T h * regular monthly meeting of
Ladle*
Aid of the Lutbeian
Church o f Ihs Redeemer w ill
meet al the home of M r*. Trut-d,
4*0 Rosalia Drive at 7:30 p.m.
Everyone is askrd to bung sugge-llons fo r lh« coining month'*
activities.
The Soulhild# P-TA w ill m»»t
a t 1:10 p.m. The firs t h a lf hour
w ill be spent in tha room* with
the Uachcr*. A meeting w ill fo l
low.
Th# Sanford Story Book League
Is forming a Junior S tory League
a t 7 ;lb In '* pin. The meeling
w ill be held al the Yacht t'lub.
A ll nmiheis ami persons aging
from 10 to td who are interested
are invited lo attend.,
GlomFu i -ElemmPjukei
^ Imi Iw •bn Kmw•m wVumUm Smrlita
m o
fan k m
m
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m o
I ni
Miss Mildred Await, Mrs. Robert B-'rg. M ix P.it Ca--uhe. Second
row: f lit s peggv II- -1, Miss I; V Sleirstinm. t
i *t Hrrekentl.iee.
Miss Su>ie McLauglia, Ml»» <•
Micbels and Mis* M argarrl Von
H rrbulls. tl'iio to tv Jame-utr Studio)
FRIDAY
Ths firs t meeting o f the Southside P-TA wit be held at 7:30 p,
>n with tr.c f ‘ i* t half hour to be
iirent in th.- ela»<>txim»,
Th* Sanfurd Duplicate B tldg*
Club w ill meet a l th * Yacht Club
fo r It* regular errekly session.
Seating Is scheduled fo r 7.10 p.m.
w ith play to start prom ptly at g
o’clock.
Miss M. Calhoun
Is Given Supper
B I R T H S
Mr. and Mrs. Bart Gallelta annmrtue the birth of a daughter on
.Sep*. ID in ihe Frm ald Laug'iton
Memorial Hospital. The young
nils a weighed II lbs. and 1* os.
Mrs. Gallelta w ill be itm em bcied
at Ihe former Y rra Lodge.
Mr. and M i*.
2Sfl0 la ke M aty
tin g th* birth o f
Elam* on Bcpt.
hospital.
Preparations Made
By Beth Israels
l ‘ i r | vra ll' iv* for the ann-iol
H
igh
Holy I s,*vs ate !•< lng made
Friday night *1 tl ie horn# of
l
y
Congirgailon
11, i h Isiael,
Mr. ami M r*. II. II llw irit, Miss
M arilyn Calhoun was honored here.
T h# follow Inc schedule of serwith a fried chicken supper.
Miss Calhoun w ill enter col vlre * w ill le followed lieginulng
lege this year a* a tr«-.hm«n. w uh It -h Haihona Eve, Friday
Thor* Invited lo he with her Sept* 1(1.
lto»h llashono, Fept. Id at 9
were M b * lie tiy Bryan, M ix
Shirley Wall, Mis* Colin u Knew p.m. Sept. I , at 1n am .
lo rn Kippur, Rept. 35 at 9
Im l-i.n , Chari'-* Wilke, Wemlrll
H urt, Osteen, Torn fvorn* and p m , Sept, 3ti at 10 am . Servt.es
Harold Pat*.
I w ill he held ali day on Sept ?4
f) u M
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SALE
AT B A R G A I N
PRICE
OVER 400
REMNANTS
AT
REDUCED PRICES
• IMG ASSORTMENT OF FAM llCS
• HK;.ta s s o r t m e n t
• me
Les Manfield of
ltd. are am oun
e daughter, Jane
1 in the local
s a v io r s
MONDAY
The Dependable Sunday School
An Informal, get - acquainted
ciasa w ill meet w ilh M r*. A. K. party w ill be held Wednesday,
Snoemaksr, JUS M ellonvlll* Ave. 7:10 pm ., at the Fust Christian
a t 8 p.m.
Church parsonage, IM l Sanford
Ave., under the apon»or»blp of
Cook whole crab apples (uncored the Christian Women** Fellow
and with atomi left on) In a light ship. It w ill b* given for the new
sugar ayrup.
Drain and serve pastor, Ui# Rer. Petry I*. Stone,
them with baked ham. spoon bread and his fam ily.
and a green salad.
The planning committee eons lit* o f Mrs, W. H. Young, Mr*.
J. L. Horton Sr., and Mrs.
Charles R. Crieme. Game* and
refreshments w ill be enjoyed a n d ,
M n . Chandler Vail w ill direct
tha games. A ll members and
friend* of tha church are urged
T ut Way — Wednesday
STARTS 7:64
to be present.
"American Modern^
»*ri4 » in
W# have leased l« tlr-eandltianed rs s n i at the Mar-La*
Motel.
Abaololely FRER to aft oew
orvlsola a l aar Nasal Air
Rlatlaa.
Pick n
ro a r boy* at tbi
of Geo tt
Odham & Tudor*
Inc.
•RulMora of Fin# Ramoo"
M M B. Froach A t*.
Class and Private Lemons
you
W IL L O W
W in . YOU BE
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The ^American Modern^ Look
Welcome Navy
7:31 — 11:33
PLUS
fo r
of
W EDNESDAY STOKE HOI K S 9 tiU 12
Women's Group
To Sponsor Party
G IR L AND ROY S TA T E — Mis* T.rt W alker and Mvron W illie gave
report* " f their activities and fun at G irl State and llov State at
th * teacher*' aupper in Oviedo Friday evening. (Photo by Janie soul
WEDNESDAY M O RNING
SPECI AL
$3500
*w Sfiws
ftsu irs; |
t*4 (•■ le t
1
DUXBURY SCHOOL
iOF DANCING r 1
r v « i IT M
Sex.4,i
«*•#. is m Iv eesMW, w#
arts, a .w * , Cs*ee lea se I
s, sake nU W St S i , s ( I
r
Opens For Fall Term Rept. 14
Sept. 13 and 14
3:00 to 5:00 P. M.
k s il* m-d r..V , Tm -
teees. M e 4 l«<V,
h » p le s s *. Isitse
SPOOWS - I k * r .e ie e e e
Is- e rw ,4 m t M l n tse.
« • « •* * Pvese Sews* la*
.00
COLORS
• WHITE
• riN K
BLUE*
• MAIZE
• MELLON
SIZES
SMALL
MEDIUM
LARGE
a s m * n « , f,w t.|
C s s iiilr *1. Piste
Exciting Naw Multipla-ut* P la t**
REGULAR 1 98
NOW
if/o ifia n io
M S iT to u n i* e a
A triumph of ivibil# beauty, "W illo w ^
borrows fluid 0'oco and sophltticoled via of a simple nature form from
Ike Far [a il. Il s one of 33 Gorham
pattern* offering authentic designs ta
harmonn* with every type ol ham*
appointments.
Cotton Plisse
M id riff Shortie Pajamas
BALLET
TAP ACROBATIC
BATON BALLROOM
T t R R U H I fc D M t l O D Y
n
l l » i t
WEDNESDAY O NLY
STARRING
JAMES CAG NKT
VIVKCA LINFORDS
1:34 Osyly
CAR IV O N
A > .
Osoi Fridas Fsm lnra 7-1
109 V Park Is*.
Phowe .1198
v v i
ON
L O V K A T F IR S T S IG H T I
om boon i * loot, y o u 'll ifra w wilk
Htdda Hopper that il‘a "A Wndmjnl Lam SlorpT
bmtUa Partom soya, "Owe of (As Screen'* Grml MooimJ'
"A Grml Motion PittnroT aoy* Shrink Gnkam.
id »
AIVVATV
NOW SHOWING
/ / row’**
.Inmeson Studio
Miss Betty Bryan, daughter of
Mr ami Mis. J, X. V tiarello, le ft
Sunday for the U niversity o f
Florida In Gainesville where *h*
w ill enter her firshm an year.
a*
7:45 pm . In the Valdes Hotel
wilh Jerry M<-*rliarn as teacher.
Th* public It invited.
The F irst Baptist Intermediate
Ro>al Ambassador* meet at 7:30
pm.
Th* Firat Baptist Church But
leaves th* church at 6:4S pm . to
carry Training Union members to
th# Atioelatinnal Training Union
meeting In Oak H ill.
T a Anna M ilter Cfrela w ill
meet at the Elks Cub at 4 p m.
Th# Lake Monro* P-TA w ill
meet at 7:10 p m. at the school.
Woman's Blhla Clast o f the
First Baptist Church w ilt meet at
th* home of Mrs. H. D. Smith,
t i t E lliott Ave. a t 4 pm.
Group 9 o f th# CWF of the
First Christian Church meet* nt
7:in pm. at the home of M l*. O.
T. Pearson, 3543 Palm rlto Ave.
Anyone wanting n ride, pleas*
phone 1511M between t;30 and
7 pm.
n» 'or
Ptar saiv it - f s , •«,«.(
t s - . . * f sS IsMv Is s - t
S M S eSHiS,,! Sfws-S
e* i . i . - S s w-asa. esw-sg
» •* S '" * . >s « W t | in I l k
• u o o ir i t i m i
A V A iia a t i a t no ix t a a
c o if
Win. E. Kader, ^nwsdsh.
f t c r t t f lib a tm a lb b itl
111 B. P irk A t *.
P h o M IS T -W
BUbg^bW
f rrcst Brerhcnridg*. chamber
of commerce manager, introduced
Saturday night at the IS O M m
JUdred Await. Mr- Robert Berg
amt M in Mar> Ann Michel* a* th*
ft r . t three •'Girla of the Month” , a
project which wa* undertaken
aometime ago.
Every month an outstanding
g u t i» choien to represent the
month and a U " X I t " picture Is
made ol her.and bung over the
fircpiace.
Ml>* Await and Mr*. Berg repre
seated February and M itt M icbcli
March. MU* Await was applaud
ed (nr the wurk she put forth on
the mimeographing of all the pro
gram *: Mrs. Berg fur "willingness
to do things gtaciouily at any
tune” ; and Miss M ich rli for
"being efficient, reliable and trust
worthy... no L7M) without her” .
Those representing th* other
months a ir Miss Teggy B rit,
A p ril; M in Ruby Stenstrom, May;
Miss Pat Ca*»ub*. June; Miss Su
sie McLaughlin. July; Miss Betty
Michels. August; and Miss Mar
garet Von llcrbulis, September.
Sir. Breckcnndge reminded Ihe
a m ic e men during a short speech
that "a lot of harJ work is done b>
these girls.” He also staled that
more goes on than Just the oulwarri appearance to nuke a I'SO
click. It takes work and labor (rum
such things as planning programs
and pa rtie i lo washing dishes and
dying refreshments.
After the highlight of the even
lng a "H urricane Pence” was held.
The loom waa appropriately de
corated and music was furnished
by the Juke. Refreshments were
acrvrd.
Senior hostess was Mrs. J in
B ram iclt representing the Presby
terian Women. Junior hostess was
Buby Stenstrom,
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Tuts. S»pt. 13. I t 55
Softball Play
In Final First
1Round O f M atch
j-s s r a r -s S
firs t round f»m« of the Soolh*»*t
•rn Men'* softball tournament.
The Flot Ida rivals h»»* ,h(1'[
work tu t out tn put on my m w '
stirring ball ihsn
U r d iy 't gxmev, each decided by
one run.
. _ .
Tuscaloo**. AU . H eed Colum
b u i. C l-. I t- Mobil* * on o f
rtoarw atcr by the same »core.
ChaUanwga look ■ J I vlcl“ ^
over Atlanta in eight m nlngi, one
over the regular dldance.
Robert Dewberry aeored both
Tuscaloosa run* on fine base run
nlng. oner alter walking and once
after beating out a bunt.
j|m Rooney starrrd In Mobile *
victory, driving In both run* wilft
a double and single
There were two home run*, by
Uoyd Hall " I Columhu* and Hen
Holme* of Clearwater, both In lo*
Other game* today in the doutdr
elimination tournament are:
Mobile v». Canton. N C *. O i« tanooga V*. Ile*»emer. Ala : Tutcaloota v*. Columbia, 8.C : Clear
water v». Columhu*, and Atlanta
V i. the Inter of the Mtaml-Tampa
game.
Gene Fullmer Seeks
Rated Opponent
OGDEN, Utah ,f* -C rn r Fullm n
vra* looking for a rated opponent
today after .lugging hi* way to a
unanimou* 10-round decision over
Al Andrew* of Superior, tAi*.
Fullmer, fifth ranking middle
weight from W rit Jordan. Utah
|» aiming for a lllla bout with
champion Bobo O lson-a* nmn a*
he ean get a few more victories
under h it belt.
Cyclone Gene, weighing 139'» lo
Andrew*' 160. swarme-J over An
drews from Ihr opening bell and
won at tea it eight round*. The
referee teored It 9 for Fullmer and
1 even, One Judge had It 1-0-1 and
(be other l- M .
II waa Fullmer’* 32nd victory In
S3 prnfrtiional fighu lit* only lot*
waa to Gil Turner in llrooklyn la it
winter, but he beat the Philadel
phlan in a return match.
There were no knockdown*, hut
both fighter* were thaken up and
both were bleeding.
CAPTAIN'S DELIGHT
NEW YORK IP - Light heavy
weight champ Archie Moore i i
d cunfldent fellow Ih n r day*
a i oc prepare* for hia fight with
IJtleholder Rocky Marciano for
the hravyweighl crown.
At Ih r formal contracl-aigning
■ertmonlr* here he wore a yacht
ing rap When a ikrd what hi* hat
lig m fitd , Archie replied: "T h l* I*
my raplain'a hat,"
"Captain of whalT" he wa* ask*d.
"Captain of all I tu rv e y ." quickhr retorted the challenger looking
directly el Marciano.
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Made By Victors
RICHMOND, Vs UR-Two win
ner* who*e name* never w ill ap
pear on the icoreboerd already
have made a deep im prei*toa on
the up*et-riJdJed N itlo n e l Amateur
Golf Championship.
They arc Connie and Diene, a
couple of hurricane* th a t dumped
ton* of water on Ihe Country Club
of V irg in la 'i Ja m rt R iver coune
t u t month and left Ihe green* an
enigma to the 200 com petitor* In
the amateur which began yesterday.
Form went out the wjndow. Fachampion* Charley Coe and Dick
A H I . n il A * M I K I I H
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Chapman, crowd-pleating B illy Joe
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Patton and i whole flock of other N e w V n i k
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player* who figured to do well r h l r d i u
4r|
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wound up on the ild e lln rt.
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Mott of them—even the winner* K i l t t d i n i p
,J*.
19
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—blamed the green*. In an effort lhU jlml i mh iot i pf pt o n
II
.a:*
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to bring them aruund a fte r heavy
rain*, they had been clipped, rolled
and given a top d rn iin tt ju *t betore Iha tournament. They were
•lick and hard for Ihe firs t round.
"Y ou couldn't put a »hot up
A I 1 in \ II. . 1. II . 1 •:
H |. r n
there and have It d ick any where*
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Hrrwlth
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near the pin ," taid Jim m y M d lile , Mllmiiitfcrw
M All
:s 4** .ill
one of Ihe few favontea who came Now V'.fk
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through.
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Walker Cup Captain R ill Camp •‘Jit**1141
4*i t j 1
Ml. I,vn»w
bell, another winner, noted Ihe I'ltlalitj r tfh
u l J .S>J
green* on the back nine were fa tt
er than Ihotc on the front tide,
and othera complained of their
Inronilttency.
The blggett tufferer probably
• a< Patton, the colorful, talkative
North Carolinian who tcrambled
hi* way to prominence last year
Krratle alwayt, B illy Joe threepulled hi* way out of the tourna
men! In an cslra-hole match afler
li II * » lf
liv in g h lm tc lf on Ihe U lh and 18th. iiiM • it v inn
lr>;* « i;%
Patton'* conqueror w at George llfq « rt Tom
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from Lot Angele*. whoie bed II p I I p r .llr n
n l
previous performance,, w s i going (tolftl* > la r*ll
rt»
llRM. IM*
to the final of the 1944 North and I' om»!i . in»i
IT!
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South Amateur Champlonthlp. He IIdkp
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won out with an ordinary par I
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on the S3rd hole, where B illy Joe
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three putted for the second succes- F . r r r lt , 4 ),,.
T il 4 ITS
Il i 't l u i r n ) . V i o l
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live time.
tl.n n *llc n
T fl 4 1*1
In addition to Patton, Coe end K ill,
• jd « 1
S i! X 111
Chapman, Ihe flr d round *aw Ihe lis le . 4*.
a |*t 4 IM
lia r s * * . It 1.
last of auch ptayera aa Don Bl i l A > n l i * f . *• It
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II
III I
iplinghoff, the big flo rld e kid who 4l a r k , M a i n .
W 1.
went lo the quarter-final* of Ihr
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n rillth Amateur and the final* of i.S r f t
M II A.
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Ihe French Amateur le d ip rin g ; I l . r t r r
I a
ir i'i.l it. n
1*4; M
Dr. Ted Lenrtyk, a le m ifin a iia t T. InI l- .llt
t r t a t.k SI«** T m i u . II Ji
la d year; apd ex-roltege ace* F u d ril — J*v I I . T t*»'» 4-|| — T i l l ;t
Jimmy Vlckera and Eddie Merrin*.
There were • couple of notable
victories, of courae, and one helped
art up what look* like the No. 1
event In today'i M second-round
m ile he*.
Slender, graying Bob Sweeny,
runner-up to Amokf Palm er In la d
year'a rham plonihip and winner of
the British Amateur In 1B37. played
BOSTON IT —W fltrrw e lg hl* Tony
even per golf lo rlo ie out Tom DeMarro ami Chico Vejar will "be
Pritchard of Waihlngton 7 and t fighting for a potmhle title bout
He w ai one of Ihe few wno came with champion Carmen Hadlin in
flo w lo Ja m r* River’* par of their IO-r4nimlrr al llinton Garden
33 33-79.
tomorrow night.
Today Swrcny taeklea Willie
The fight I* booked fur national
T u m e n . ihe ISM end I M I cham tclcvbion (ARC, • p m. KST) with
pion, In a fourth quarter head New F.ngland blacked out
Thr
liner. Turners drew o n of M bout w ill be broadcatl (ABC) with
flrd-round bye*.
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Yanks Wondering About Pitcher
Given Starting Role By Harris
Franchise Switch'
On Pacific Coast
Awails Formality
SEATTLE <* - A iwltch of the
Pacific lo a d League'* Oakland
franehitr tn Vancouver, B.C., apprarrd tr* lay to lie only a formal
annminernignt away.
Kidr talk during an c m n g rn ry
*c.«*ion of I’CL d irrtfo r* her* >e».
lerday indiralcd that only th r rr
minor Item* werr left to he resol* rd before Ihe league give* il*
official blessing to the move.
(trick Law*, preiident of the
Oak*, and PCL President Claire
Goodwin were cn route to British
Columbia today for a meeting with
the Vancouver city council to ham
mer out the final details.
Al the director*' mreLng yester
day, Ihr San F ranriico Seal* Ine.
wa* given until Sept 73 lo settle
it* financial problems. The organ!lalion i* I M I.Ouo in th r red, Includ
ing $30,000 owed the league.
Goolwm «aid (he league drew
Mime l.aoo.mo paying fan* during
Ihe IJ33 seaion. Tha count, he
said, wa* unofficial.
Seattle lopped the league In atDeMarco, the eg-champ, U a 1-1 lendanrr, Goodwin said, with a
favorite. Tough Tony I* m iking hi* paid attendance of 311,000.
flrd appearance ainee he lo>t thr
crown lo B i*U io la d June 10 al
Syracuie.
Vejar ha* been working out In
teerrf under n r ilr r t of manager
Steve EUi* w ith no nrwim en al
ST. LOUIS if*—Louisa Sugg* *ay*
lowed at the "b la cko u t" ie**ton*.
Roth camp* report they are »he'a "through for Ihl* year" on
flnlihed with the training, howevrr. Ihe tournament golf circuit after
The winner of Ihe fight w ill her victory in th r 13.000 SI. Lout*
qualify aa a lop contender and Women's Open, which brought her
natarally place h in u e lf in line for winning* for Ihe year ta I t 3431.
The 33-year-old Sea Island, Ga.,
a t e n t a t i v e meeting with the
champion.
pro shot four *ucee»*tva tub-par
round* on the par 71 course at
" o n e - w e T ir r " ”
Norwood I l t l l i Country Club to
IT . LOUIS, Mo. tr r h e St. Lnult finish wtth 2M. or 11-under-par, on
Cardinal* made the mod of Ihelr round* of 11-73-71-73.
opportunities tn a game again*',
She rrc riv rd fin d p rlw money
the Chicago Cub* here. The Card* of 1000 It wa* her fifth tournament
(cored four run* on only one hit victory in 34 mee's this year.
tn the s lith Inning and won the
Mary Lena Faulk of Thomaigame 4 *.
vtlle, Ga., had a 74 yesterday for
A fl*r a w alk, a safe fielders a 393 total, a ll strokes baek in
rhotre and an error, Stan Mueial second hlaee, worth MM. It was
hit a grand alam homer.
the fifth lim e this year she's finIshed runner-up, but a* she p-jf if,
" I f * m*t a had habit."
"IT
ItKFT TO
Pally Berg at St. Andrew*, III.,
SWAP HOH8K8 W IIII.E
IhV first day leader with a as. had
"HOSSING THE RIVER" a 7* for a total uf 3M and third
—'IS lIS s r a M S 4
----money of 1340.
In fourth plara wa* Betty Jame
Your Phyalelan (a caps* son of San Antnnb*. Tea., with 303
>iq, aiiic-r*. wklllful* and and tu n in g * of t t u
DeMarco, Vejar
May Be Fighting
For Possible Title
T V HELPS GRIDDEES
* n I am t n f> (« 4 tn fc u iln n a at
• Oak |j n « . ytaltland. F la «n4ar
Ih a t 1 r in i.il, nama l . n l r a l K in,
»ut*
A rr„u n tln a a tlo nkkssp liix
Oarvlra — and th at I In land In raS itte r aald nama a l t * ih a l l e r k
n l tha r ir r n it
C ou rt,
n»m ln»la
C nu aly. ytnrida In a rrn rd a itra * lit.
Ilia p rotlatn a n l Ih a
F lc tllln a r
h a m * S la lu tt, ln -w lt i O u t Ion i e i . i t
i
HOUSTON, T e i. UR—Dr. II. Burr
Roney, aaildant of biology a l th r
U n lve rilty of Ifoutlon, *a>* tel
evision educational tubjeef* gel
many a football player over the
cliM room hurdle.
Dr. Roney said la d year he pre
sented hi* subject m atter in Ihe
rla u ro o m , then prptaed i t aver
the vehool'i TV aliUon. Houiton
footfall cnachr* Inalatod aquad
men,her* attend both.
A l a rv iu lL Dr. Roney aald
"m ore football player* p a ire d Ihe
eourte than ever before."
(Sal I aw aaaaiod In kuilnata al
rh klu g la Florida nadar Iha Clrllttou* nama of Adm o .id n n r nlap larr ann Ihai I Inland in reeUler
aald name with iha Clark of iha
C|ren;l Court. Pemlnnla County,
Florlde. In trro rd a n ro w ith the
s m e ll Inn
Iha Flirt|llout ft
lia U ta . 1 in .w it)
The average W ed V irg in ia Uni*
enatlas M i l l
Florida Wlalulta l i l t
veratty football player la • feel 1
Itnbarl II Adama.
Inch ta ll and welgha IM S pound*.
Suggs Says Thru
For Year's Action
M Nor
the
fine
cpv at
hall che
fine-car
price!
Mrna l. but he (a not a
vrrkar of "M I r a c l a a".
V«an a v o prcacriptlona
usually cent?ined many Inradiants in i >ip hupe that
oun or them wmilit help. Re.
covery \naa alownrNowaday* y o u r Phyal.
clan cxrche* fo r tha exact
causa of you? Illness, and I
often w r ite *"* on* l n m - |
( K e n t pret print Ion that 1
trvea M t re*til U. Therefora do not rush from nna
ohyslclan to anothtr wild
ly Glva your Physician
•Rough tiraa. Such diagno
sis la not ap*y, but onca
mads. r s r o T i r y com**
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NEW YORK W—When a 30 y r * r
old Hob M iller wa* announced as
Hip Detroit T ite r*’ pilchcr tor
Imiay, mod of Ihe New York
Yankee* tooked at each other ami
wondered. "W ho'* he?"
Tiger Manager Bucky Harris,
rlean out o( capable starter*, nom
Inalrd the 20-year-old left-hander
to oprn the two-game series that
could make or break the Yank*
dream* of Ihe American League
pennant.
They're a game ami a half oul
with only 13 game* tn play.
They've only broken even In 30
game* with (he fifth-place Hen
gait, to they don't face a push
over.
"W e're not git tog a n y t h i n g
aw ay," said K arri* when eyebrow*
were ralved at the thought of send
in f a boy on what looki like a
man's erraml. " I f I find M ilter
doesn't have II. there'll be a full
bullpen ready to pitch I won't
waste any tim e getting him out of
there.
"Since he rejoined us last week
from Augusta (Class A Sally
league), he has looked very gornl
loosening up lie is f better pitcher
lhan he wa* when we *rn l him
itown in June He ha* improved
hi* curve hall considerably and
lhal** what he needed,"
" I remember him ." mullered
Casey Stengel of Ihe Yank ta*
though he had more important
thing* on hi* mind which he dova.
"Ifa pitched a couple o f Inning*
of relief against u* early to the
«e{i*4Mi. He had good control for
a kid. Looked like a prospect."
Steve Gromek would have . >ltcn
Ihe starling assignment for * h '
Tiger*, but Harris apparently ha*
given up on him. lie hasn't pitched
a complete game since June and
has been battered out 13 Gmes ta
a row.
S lra g fl, (till shaking his hold
o v tr the kplit with (be B ntpU ee
Cleveland Indiana Sunday, opened
wilh Bob Turley on Ihe mound. He
•aid he would go with Don Larsen
in Use second game.
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Contract For 1956
KANSAS CITY 4* - Lou E
dreau, who has ik jp p c m f the r
formed Philadelphia Athletics t
sixth place in their firs t season r
Kansas City, hat another year'*
contract In his pocket today.
Balary term *, aa la customary,
were not disclosed, hut Arnold
Johnson, owner of the K u s a i CJtv
American League club, said Bou
dreau deserved "a great deal of,
credit fo r what has been
A lot o f experts figured the
transplanted A'a would wind up In
Tech fCotfon Bowl) nn Oet. 19; exactly the same spot as they did)
and Navy (Sugar "owD an .Nov. while attll languishing ta Phlladsl-j
k
phis—ta il.
don'tjust askfir bourbon,
askfor
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The slightly Injured returned to
action in droves at Southeastern
Conference toothsII training fields
ItsJay, but a stomach ulcer re
moved an Alabama first itrtnger.
Tommy Tillman, senior end, was
lost to Alabama. He underwent ab
duminal surgery after tests re
sealed (he ulcer. Tillm an was the
second line regular declared out
tor the season i t Tuscaloosa. A
hack Injury earlier sidelined Frrd
Kington Jr. Coach J. H. Whitworth
moved tackle Paul Donaldson, a
torm er end back to the flank to
replace Tillm an Whitworth also
• h lfln j John Poole from left end
lo rig h t end and moved Louis
Veary from guard to tackle.
Among Ihe front-liners baek to
aclion after being slowed by In
juries weie quartrrbark Wade
M itchell and h a l f b a c k Jimmy
Thompson at Georgia Tech, guard
Tony Kardlsco and halfback* Wil
lie Hof and Tom Warner al Tulane, quarter bar Hill Stanton at
Mississippi Stale, and center Sirve
D cfatorrr and end Wrllon Lockhart
at Florida.
A pulled leg muscle sidelined
Hobby lluppc. Auburn sophomore
halfback star, but the Plain«men
don't open the season until Sep!
21 io the absenre of the speedster
was not considered Immediately
tertous.
Coach Darrell Royal of Musts
»lppl Slate cheered Ihe return of
Stanton, who 1* counted on fo do
most of the Maroon quarterback
tog. Royal said no further contact
work would be done before Sat
urday's season opener with Flor
ida.
D rla to rrr and Lisrkhart, who
mean much to Florida's rirfrnse.
should be in near lop form for the
Mississippi S t a l e game, Gator
roaches believe. Cuach Hob Wood
ru ff and his staff are expected to
devote rontiilerablc lim e for the
remainder of thix week devising
a defense against A rt Davis, 8 titr
halfback, who last year was voted
Ihe SEC * most valuable player.
Louisiana State, slated to open
the season Saturday against Ken
tucky, continued to emphasue of
fense In yesterday's workout. Paul
D letiel, new coach of the Bengal*,
aald he Is still far from satisfied
with his (ram's atlark.
Kentucky rased the pare of It*
practice routine ami pul the cmpha.ix on defense Coach Blanton
Cottier, who said his firs t learn
waa "shaping up w ell." announced
an end to Iwo-a-ilay practices.
Mississippi worked on passer and
punter protection from Iha Rebel
opener against Georgia to Atlanta
Saturday night. Coach John Vaught
scrimmaged his farklrs and guards
against each other but gave the
othera no rough work.
Georgia pranceJ through a ruggeit passing d rill and Coach Wally
against the secondplact New Y'ork
Yankees, but Tribe Manager Al
Lopes remains cautious. He's not
predicting a thing “ until after to
night's two games al Washington. ’
“ If we get by Washington," saya
Lopcr. "we ought to be in an ex
cellent position, although it still
won't be a rinch. I still think it
w ill be real tough all the way."
It's a craty rare that puls tha
spotlight on a threr-game set be
tween the leaders and the seventh]place club. But that's Ihe way the
I rare has been since the All-Star
game h rr a k -ju s t plain craiy.
The Senators, a whopping M
FOREST HILLS. N.Y
'Tony <games behind, somehow have man.
Trabert lock his seat In the throne aged to take five straight from
room of amateur tennis yesterday the Indians while whipping them in
and no siuiocr did he gel his crown 12 of 13 games so far. No other
adjuvtrd than he began,thinking of club has an nlgc over the Tribe
this *eason.
giving i l all up.
Oddly emiugh. another second.
" I'm waiting to hrar profession
al uf'ers." he «aid "H ut right now division club, fifth-place Detroit,
I ran say truthfully I haven't had also threatens the Indians, who
any. I think Ihe promoters were have lost onr game less than the
waiting to see how I did in Ihe Yankee* with I f games to play.
National Chamrtemhip before they Detroit tills up six of Ihe remaining
decided whether I'd be worth il. " dales.
The Tigers al*o could raise a fuss
T r a b e r t . a cr»w>-cut, powerhitting Cincinnatian, won the title with the Yank* as they wind up
for the arron.1 time in three years the ‘33 series against New York
Sunday, beating Australia's Kmd with a two game «rt starting this
lto*c* all derisively in the final aftrrtioon.
ThirJ place Chicago, stm hopeful
917, 3-3. (-3. Just as at Wimbledon,
Trabeit went through the rntire though 3' i games back, has a tw i.
night twin bill at Hallimorc In
tournament without losing a set.
flight *nd a day double-header
tomorrow. And foiirlh-plac* Boston,
reduced to a spoiler's role with sesen games remaining against New
York play* an afternoon doublein ' t iis : *.»iis i v t i '.is r i l l ** header against Kansas City.
m :»v v u RK
t **•<■• i.-n - n ,
I t '. f , t ’tils**. isiil|Mslrt|t*l Al Huijitr [ Ln,w/ again Is throwing his best
II* U nfit*© *” ! N J . ,M against Washington, choosing Bots
I 't ilt
Urn* Cya M‘f»f
Li-mnn (17-8> and .Mike Garcia
vl’ a iV r V " ir'i'iV VupJr- [<|0-12) tonight Maury McDermoit
" V.A a'vK u!**, N.r, - N .. 1 t t l , . . . ] « » »» « « ■ » ’* ‘*h * *
i i* - , M a ia r* F*iia. x. v.. atwytHnl ( |0 - ll) for the Senatori.
J r-*. Turn.*, Il», Hi. ( - u l- , 4.
j i* .
Ni:vv lillM tA X lt — K hI O n lt lL . I The
,n Yankees, who with Chicago
tS4>,\««*r
4 ir l..n *
u u ip n iiiir-l have 13 games remaining, go he.
\\o<>4*. IIJ'4. e»>okanhind Rob Turley (13-13* today
W a.h. I"
IIItiw'lCTSSV. Xl*»* Hotib* Slurhbr. HIV*. Ilo.l'-n. null—IhlM Rih • agalnit Detroit * Boh M iller, a 30.
year old bonus guy Just back from
I f e .illls a n . 1111!* lloM on. *.
the minora.
Chicago has Jack Harshman
Butts said he was still uncertain
at four positions regarding his (19-7) and V irg il Trucks (13-7)
starting lineup against Mlsslislppl. ready tor the la»l-plaer Orioles.
At right end. Bulls said a fight They’ll face Ray Moore IT-IOl and
was still on between Lanrair Rob E rv paUea <s-tt).
Only 4>ne game was scheduled In
erts and Clevr Clark. He said Pud
Hosteller and Walter White w*-re the majors yesteivJay and Pitts
running about even at right tackle. burgh won It 9-3 at St. Louis. Dale
Butt* said he couldn’t even list Long broke it up with a three-run
hia halfback probables because of homer to the fourth. Stan Muslal
had two of tha alx h lti o ff winner
»o many injuries
Bobby Dodd, the Georgia Tech Linn Dono«(v—a pair of homera
boss, was happy to get h li entire that gave him too or mare runs
first learn to action together for batted In far the eighth time In
Ihe firs t lim e to several days. Tech hi* career,
opens w ith Miami to Atlanta Sat
urday afternoon.
By ED WILKS
Tke Associated Frets
Can Cleveland's l<k-game lead
s u r v i v e the Washington Jinx?
That's the next question in the
American League pennant q u ii—
and the flag may be rtJing on the
im w r r.
The Indians look
if they may
have packed away the pennant
when they came from behind to
earn a double-header split Sunday
Trabert Takes Seat
To Rule Aateur
Fight Results
Welcome Navy
FRISCO
PAINTS
"HE o u n GUEST*.
*’M a k in g
We have leased 39 elr-cwndtHewed reams at tb* Mar-Lea
Mittal.
Absolutely FREE la all aea
■rritala a l ear Naval Air
Htatiaa,
Plek aa rear keys a* the
efftee e f
Odham & Tudor*
Inc.
"Buildere ef Fine Itome#"
1*33 & Freaek Aea.
Paint H isto ry”
SANFORD
P A I N T CO.
WR BPECIALIZR IN F A IN T *
FOR T H E PAINTERS
W HOLESALE 8 R E T A IL
407 W. FIRST ST,
FREE PARKING
NOW HEAR THIS!
1955 M odel DODGE Sales Are Over.
86v<
GreaterThan In 1954. N o Other
Make O f C ar Approaches This
YO U CAN M AKE A BETTER
DEAL
FOR A
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THE O L D H O M E T O W N
t- » B A L
r o l BALE=3
Too Bedroom Pram * enm Hi ru b le
Home, (Tos* to aehool*. a to m ,
easily kept, only IM-Vioo.
W. M. "B U I" ATEMTEE
Realtor — General Insuranr*
Gertrude B. Dlagfelder Aasoeiale
pnona 2122
112 N . P ark Ave.
Ready Mixed Conereie, Concrete
Block. Sand. Gravel. Cement
Coorrele Pipe to U ccl AU Quail(i cation a.
Phone 2 (M
S h e rm a n C o n c re te P ip e Co.
Owl Weal 13th St.
I A I O I SPREADING OAK
Shade a this 3 Bedroom Conereie
B lr y le s & Lsw nm iiw rcrm
Block home located on a 9fl %
Can* ami Iteromintoning
ISO' Lot
Kitchen .equipment.
Stanley'a Blka Shop
Spare Healer and Drapes with
E. 4ih St.
Phone 2U I
D trn lr* Boardi included —• Tn
Service P tru n n a l $1M0. do*n,
— Factory to You —
A lu m in u m
TU R P I! BEDROOM S turm , furn*
V e n e tia n B lin d *
i*hrd, large shade tree. Well
land.raped
M ayfair eection. E nrletrd bead Sac proof bottom
Very reasonable, SA.JM.
rail with plaettc end*. P la tiic or
rayon tapaa. Cotton or n>U«
1-AKEFRGNT COTTAGE
cordi.
MO FI. Frontage. 3 acre* land,
modem rnnerale hloclr roltage. Senkarik Glass and Paint Co.
I'bone 3X
Completely equipped and furn- 112-114 W eil 2nd S I
i»hrd Boat and kicker Kaceb
lent fiahinc. Peaceful loealinn. Folding Col, maltres* T »-J, 3
I I m tlei from Sanford, hard
p. m
road. W.aoo.
Clean furnished apL Ctoaa L
3ia Palmetto Ava. Thone •)«.
Haccerly
WF.IJVKA apartments : rooms,
private baths. Ill W. Fint SC__
R o lla w a y
rLooit HASuino • Finishing.
c o n c r e te
* * * * *•*■
Bay, Week ar mmtk-TaL U ».
Furniture Cewiee lit Weal D*»
F U R N IS H E D A P T S .
ant West 1st. Or Pall at Fundturn Center. I l l W ait l i t .
Appliance
Oak (toon furnished. laid * f h
l*heit. In h u tln ri* »ior* 19Jf>
K. K. Stevens: Houle 2, H ot 22T;
('a ll 71* R-4 before I a. m. or
a f:rr 6 p m.
Y P a , DOC T O *, t P /N A LLV <90T
. ^ to b e d — l d o V t
lu v t * my m o» c
T *O U B LC WITH h i m - . - M V ,
MOT HE** IS M C * E N O W . ,
Faajr
W ant Ad
a n d aak f o r
d e p a rtm e n t
H e ra ld
ON T x » MOMfr-aw e tr r iM a .ir m o -
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IIKRALDTum. Scpl. 13. IM S
It* I1 IW K CAREY
\l* Science Beporler
PHILADELPHIA r \ 1 auperclinic of the future ‘-lin k in g doetor* of the world by ttlrviaion-w **
rnvieioned Monday by * New York
electronic* and TV ronauliant,
l*r. Allred Y Goldsmith tai t he
forr.ava Ihe possibility—perhapa
"w ithin f u r '■» 13 yeara'*—of televi.mg a tnr licat problem, such at
tymptonia of a rare ditej«e,
around the world in a tenth of a
•r ood, thua m ar.halm ; the talent*
nf man* expert* tor quirk aduee
In the part of Ihe world affected.
He told a reporter thi* in am*
p lily u i; on rrniarka ptepaie dfnf
the opining aeaaion of the !Mh
annual ro n g rrtt of the American
and t'anadlan aecllona of Ihe In
trrnational College of Surgrona.
Goldsmith to ll the doctors:
’ Television >x mjioda
provide
pro meant for tying together, by
inierconnetlion, widely .eparated
ho.piiala and thua combining them
into Ihe auperrlinie of Ihe future
the moat evpert knowledge of
leach w ill be available to a ll."
G A T L IN B R O T H E R S
Hragttr.e and B ulidnier Service
Phones; 2 ^ t — Sanford, 24&t —
Geneva
Center
SANFORD
<
rraaaerrd Bate* in f r d n i
Polieybolderi
J o b * W illia m * Ian. A g a a r y
AIT Baafoed AUaatk A u k
"Your We*ttnghouva Dealer”
Mavtag W ith e r*
Pbaaa 112*. A. B .P aterieo,Broker 111 Magnolia
Metal for Iwtlv often l« 71
Ava
Praae 1737
Associate* . A. H, Ptlaraon Jr.,
43 per re n t copper and 15 in
P. J. Chcaterton. Garfield W il. 19(1 Plymouth Sedan. One owner,
per re n t tin .
tells. Joka Mciach. R, W Wil
New Tire*. »77S no.
liams, A. C. Doudaay. Land Sur
■ riu rracUe C*
Tlio mule Ivm
veyor.
_____________ Illway lT-el Soath
f l e w Ml
teeth fo r digging
C . A . W H ID D O N . S R .
CUSHMAN MOTOR Srooler. Rea
l. * ,, r ’ •. * . , L U b f i
Reg. le a l Estate Keeker
sonabk. Call I lia after 3 p m.
’ M ■■‘ •F b i t
i
V. E. Douglas. Aaioclal*
e tlL S 50 4000 t*
Victorian M lrro ri, l.v , up, Curved
A *• * '
A
B. Park
Pk8 t . a * / e.9T c« * l c C
l/tve Seat. I t s . French ProvenS u V t M A D V V l3 n
RAYMOND M. M I L BROKER
*N WCNV..B .WXlTM VM*
ria l Coffee Table, 120,. Early
xOUuD B E ^ tS STAR’ N’
O. M. HARRISON, BROKER
American Coffee T ahir, gjs,.
t vvcqrovv i w a o -.w .v
S D lltghleyman, Sale*man
New Platform Itorker*. H u a i.
KtE.0 *v e N vv u r REST'
M4 South Park Ave.
Phoae Mo
G. E. Refrigerator Mass, term*
IA C lll E T R IE S
A m k M M A R C '.h
D r/cn* of interesting article*, Air-layered. Head* In P l a n t
_
nEEP V'AME^CS
NO CLOSING COSTS!
10c up
■ ^ . T 'v
OPEN.*..
Citrus on Cloo, Hough l.omon
That’i right, folk*! You get cre
Simp»on "Lucky A c rr* ", I'irnev*
T H E C U R IO S IT Y S H O P
dit for your entire down pay
ment inwards the purchase price Neat to B enneil'i Court 1T-V3 So
of n ano oo on Ihi* brand new,
EVER-BEARING S t r a w h r r n
3 bedroom masonry home, Ju»t
Plant* 11 50 per hundred. ITioiu
completed. Paved road, just
1117-VV.
ABYYCT.RH WAWTKP
out of city, but vsitk city waier.
ThU la a REAL BARGAIN. Highest CAST?. T tlA D E -IN prices
DOWN PAYMENT?, you name
paid for used fum itura Call 951.
It, w e ll try to arrange the rest.
Maier Furniture Co. 311
(HI SALK — 1*4* Indian Trai
E !»♦ SL____________________
ter. 21 Fi. All Metal, reasonable
t;«!d»oiiih ,* ld I T relay elr»
edit* "eould be engineered ' to
earr> medical television session*
over any distance on earth.
A« an evample of how the ayatem
would he of aid In doctor*, he told
a reporter:
"Say you had an outbreak of a
rare irop rat dit'aae In New Orlearn Doctor* could viaualire a
ca«e of the riitrs s r on the world
wide network, evplaln the ,ym pInm t, and perhaps get advirn
very promptly from an eapert In
Singapore who wa> fam iliar with
the maladv ’*
He *atd the ivstem roncelvahly
could operate either on a elnaed.
circuit ha*i* or he tied In with
rom m erelit T \’—with the medical
program hemg telexlaed "on an
emergency b a iia " m the latter
Initancr
X X"V/
ao r a
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tu
• E E Seminole Realty fo r Desir
able Homes sad Apt*. Phoae JT.
•
Room furnbiked
ECO Mellonville.
Apartment.
Desirable Furnished ApL r h .
*31W . ________________ _
r u It NTSH K n ~ApL MO Park Ave.
UNFURNISHED HOUSE at MT
West 2nd St. AI*o F u rm ih w l
house, 2 mile* out of Ctty.
Phone 14*-J or MB-J._________
CI,KAN_ furnished Apt. One. Two
pcoplp. 133.00. <11 Park Ave.
Seminole Realty
r. w. m h o
OR LEASE —Service Station, es- m . D i r r m c s s
trice
lion
!
W cedent loeatkm. Bishop 4 H art. IN I Park Ave. PWee IT i r t «
Marketers for Sinclair Refining
Three bedroom home neer PineCo. Phooa 2431.
rrest school. 2 well landscaped R ELIAB LE Man In operate city
la u n dry
and
Dry
cleaning
lots with tree*, fenced In rear
I Room A rertm onL 111 E lm Ave
Roi Ir Klrady job. good pronotlyard. Total price only 110.200.
Phene 7M3-W.
lion Apply in person Seminole
with terms.
County Laundr). 119 West 3rd
GARAGE Apartment, furnished.
Hot and Cold water.
1902
French.
0/Y£.‘
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II pay YOU to see US belter
i buy. Open Evenings and
iifayi,
Kaatalde T railer Sales.
PalaUa. Fla.
Lower llooe, Nicely furnlahed Phone 10T3 Atlantic Rank Bldg. Old) ESTABLISHED Installment
Company he* Immediate oplnApartment. Splendid neighbor
$800 00 D o w n
*5* fur a Salesman-Collector in
hood
Also furnished Garage
this Y itln ity, Must be sober, wide HOUSE TR AILER - » Ft. K*
Apartm ent. 1900 Magnolia Ave. Two Bedroom House. Electric
kitchen, healing system, Vene
awake and a hard worker. Must
re llrn t condition. May be *rrn
tian blinds, 2 shady lots. Easy
have ear and references. Write
at 1401 French, or Plume 254.1
rU R N IS H B D At irtment. Clnse
T erm i.
in Private Hal . 200 Palmetto
Fee year Real F,state newest
Ave.
C u lle n a n d lla r k e y , R en I to r s
CAR*
UNKJJRN
IM H Feet Ave. Fknwe O i l
"Capable Women — start now
BOUGHT SOLD TRADED
Ray Keel s l ien Cars
earning Christmas money by
B nEDROOM uafuenlihed house
sen icing Avon customers Mrs.
Sanford Av* 4 n th SL
Morrow Corner. Pbona 49-J.
Juanita •Russell, P. O. Boa 913,
Orlando "
I t —.M eters/ Boats/ Trailers— I t
FURNISHED Duple* Apartment.
U v in g room, Dining room comROBSON Sporllns G«*odn
biuaiion. Kitchen with "rra k V E N E T I A N B L IN D S
Eslnmde Sales 4 (iervire
fest bar. 2 Bedroom*. Bath. Ap
(Nattoaally Adv. RoUa-Haadl
1*1 F.. I l l Kl.
Ph-.ne Ms
ply 2312 P ilfM ttn Ave.
CARPENTER and General RnE FFIC IEN C Y Apartment.
Rea
pair Work. Thomas W. Fergu
T. 12 It Ixu t. Trader,
sonable. Phone 9C9-J after 3 p.
son, Phone 2031 -R.
II P. W’u ard
kicker,
m. o r before • n, m.
LICENftICD practical Nurse. Ro.
Room Apa
frrtn c c *. Phone 430-R.
FOR SALE — Boat. 10 II P. mofurnished.
lo r and T railer. 1303 EllntU______
Housework. Daywork. 70l Cypress
Buy ym ir F iim tlu rr at nerry’s
W'arrbuuvr- Furn., Co , at '>01 W
lit . St. All nationally adv fur
m iu rr at warehouse price*
QUICK CASH for Fum llure. Add
ing Machines, Typewriters. Outboard Motors, Boats. Super
Trading P ost One mile South
on 17-92. Phone 2213-R.
& l a s o -s g
OR SAI.E - 23 Ft
Carevan
hm.<e trader with a a IS ft rabana New lire*. Prired to »ell
Phone Ollta Ix forc 6 p. m. a.12 \t
thereafter.
Robert A. William*, R ctllor
Ray mew* LuadqaiiL Associate
Furnished K llrhcnelte Apts. A ir
Conditioned. Slumbcrlanrt Court.
South City lim its Highway JT-iJ.
tire.
C /A »*r
a BI O
LO W E D %CX ID W M G F L A P f v ^
t X X L . ‘ WE OC C O M N 'U 1M FDD
prlco, Phone list.
r **e 7
Super-Clinic Seen By Dr. Goldsmith
h im b a c h
t h in k
III
P L U M B IN G
Contract and repair work. Free
e itim ale*. R. I - Harvey. XH
Sanford Ave. Ptuane t!2>
I t ’* So
T o P lace A
J u s t C a ll 1821
th a W a n t A d
S a n fo rd
IIIK
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For Home Delivery
Phone Jaek Denton. *2211
TWO BEDROOM newly furnished
home in Bel-Air. Phone 1797-M.
HEATING
Circulators
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FLOOR i lading am
F V a a 144*
Cleaning, waxing. B*
nole County a la r* l
Qlasioa. L a te Mary.
ararte
BAYNES CNBcn Machine Cw..
Type wri ters, addiag macaiaes.
Bale*-Ken tala. 214 Magnolia. I V
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NO DOWN PAYMENT
Beuroom coneret* bine
under ronitrucuoa. K j
equipped. VA insured li
Low monthly p a y f enta.
BUtp In Comfort
•
XING site Hollywood Bed «o" x
*9” . Complete with luxurious
lu u r-ip rta g Mattress. Matching
Box Ipnags, Headboard (Doran
Plastic), Hollywood legs jia .3 0 .
1% DOWN PAYMENT
Bedroom eoaerele bloc
under ro n itru rtlm i. FHA
financing. Selling prfet
M onthly p a y M U prlac
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Fold
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KCHOL8 BEDDING CO.
Career 2nd 4 Magnolia Ph. 1221
24-
BEAUTY PABLOK.S
24
HARRIETTS
DOWN PAYMENT - Three
ledroom concrete block House
l few days. K itchen cquu
VA iaaured llanneing I
R E A U TT NOOK
• Air-Conditioned, .toll
W slrr.
• I ’rnqtun Dryers. 3 Skilled Op
erator*.
103 Sn. Oak Ave.
Phene >71
GOOD And BAD
’j
id Kitchen Cabinet . . . . 110
Kts.yst&.’sr
West 13th SL
3 Pe. Dinette . . .
Cheat nf Drawer*
Comer Cabinet
'saw Dtaing Boom Table .. (10.0
ltea Tonersprtag Mattress, iio .o
lord Dresser - ................... 110.0
laM Doable Dresser aad
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SEPTEMBER SPElTAL
COLD WAVE perm inent ih a f, *o
easy to manage Reg |10. NOW
17.30
EVA-BKSS HEAUTY SHOP
A ir Conditioned
IM E. 2nd SL
__________ Phone 3 * 1 _______
Mather of Sanford
M
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B u t Gen John Z. H ull, one o f
study A t profound moral. W fal
and educational question! involved. the code’* author*, stressed that
The solution which they offered the lO man committee recognizes
was a compromise between Um .that "any man can be broken if
school of thought’ that says throw enough pressure la put on h im ."
the boob at the turncoat POW» and • S till, Hull said, the committee
.the school that aaya let them off believes that "n o m atter wbal the
pressure, there are certain things
without punishment.
Yet the six point eode. ordered that a man cannot do, such as
into force by President Elsenhower deny his country."
CriUca of the code maintain (hat
last month, fives little com fort to
the future POW. It tells him to auch a position straddles, rather
trust in God and the United States than resolves, the issue. They con
and be prepared to die defending tend that it amounts to telling the
the American way of life. Thia captured serviceman "We know
means resisting Communist pres* you can be brokrn. But don't be
broken."
sures every inch Of the way.
.
R
TH E SANFORD
T d m . S o f t . 1 3 , IM S
HERALD
Solution W on't Be Found In Code
WASHINGTON, .P - American*
leaking a solution to th r
prisoner of war problem won't
It in the Pentagon'* new c o ir
i t a il commandments for POW'i
In affect, thr in te rn m e nt b a ij
told U. S. aervieemcn who have
Um m lifo rtu n r of being captured
b)r a Communist enemy:
"Be a food American and don't
let the Communists break you. II
you do crack, you're on your own
I f you can prove you were hratn
washed. chance* arc you w o n t go
•b o m
to ta il''
There I ■ n othinj really new in
the code and tome. Inrlud.ng Sen
E itc i K rfauver (D-Tenni. have at*
tackrd it a t rnraninglen.
The to men who framed the
eodr. all Pentagon officiate or top
tanking retired officer*, observed
that “ one should not s*neralize
about P rtW *." rm p h a tiiin i the
Pentagon view that it l i d ifficu lt,
it n 't im poiiibte, to lay down a
definitive policy for dealing with
mm lomelime called "collahora-
( tora."
Perhapa it waa for Ihla region
that the code fram er* did not give
a definition of brainwashing. Aa
a m atter of Tact, one raped ariuea
that "brainwashing u a m yth."
The cole framers nut only had
to set forth a unified p ro f rain for
all the service* but had to preserve
the traditional eodea of m ilitary
discipline and at the same time
A popular explanation for (be
Dr. Henry A. Begat who beaded
defections was “ brainwashing"—
a term which the authors of the
code discussed but did not define.
It was also an explrnation v.hieh
they did not generally accept.
"Stoat of the prisoners were not
subjected to brainwashings", the
com m ittee'wrote, "b u t w err given
a hicb powered Indoctrination for
propaganda purposes.
•The committee also learned
that the POWs were not drugged.
Other method* such as denial of
food or sleep were equally effect*
ive airJ more practical."
the psychiatric team which ex*
•mined the freed prisoners in K o
rea two years ago. described
brainwashing t t a process of phys
ical. and mental torture that ao
undermine* the subject’! re n t. A
values that be changei his own
moral and Intellectual precepts.
"There Is practically no evidence
of physical torture among the p ris
oners," said Segal. "Those who
became 'progressives* did so large
ly to make life easier for themselvef. Any man who believes*in
his country can withstand the kind
of to ta lle d mental torture which
flA M Il Of A MUSH and timber Are. spreading over nearly 10,000
'acre* in Northern California, loom above a summer cabin In Uio
coast range near 5an fc;e More Ih.vn S.coo Federal and State firegghters battled the Are Al least MOD men w e ir on Hie lines In the
Sequoia National Tore-st area fighting to M W redwood trees t>e1ieved
to have bean alive before the birth of rh rU t.
rfn le rtjalumel j
Prisoner Breaks
Life O f Silence
MCALISTER, OUa
(A -F ro m
that moment in 1934 when John
A. Cane pointed lo the spot whore
ha buried hu slain fam ily, he
vowed a Ufa of alienee
For IS
Mo* yaara as a convict at Okla
homa State Penitentiary, he kept
Radio-TV
Highlights
By CHARLES MERCER
NEW YORK (gv—About Ml year*
•go a man named Owen Mister
• ro te a novel c a lli-i "the Vlr
Ktnian" and started a lite ra ry fash
ion that has flourished to this day.
Th* Western, it's railed m the
hook trade.
Th# basic element of the West,
• n if a rather mute and funda■ fatally decant guy who's quick
With a gun and able with a horse.
Te this character la added a va ri
ety * plot developments that fall
Mto weli-eilablithed patterns.
Events in Western stories have
Utile to do with the im p a rtia l
•vents of our Western history. The
opening of the W rit, once the war
IB * Indian tribes w-ere scattered
W i fa a story of land hunger, litig a
tion personal fortitude, and a
• t n if f t a for such necessities as
•a ta r and transportation right*.
Bad men were as rare as gangM an la our tim e; In general they
has aa llttia Influence a* Lucky
Luciano has on tha citizens of
Omaha today.
I l u t history always has N m o l
lA literary fashions. The fashion
eslkMisfed by the Western novel
la that Users shall be a good guy
and ■ bad guy shooting it out.
Wall, why he superior about ItT
The Weitern la a pleating enter
tainment that hat delighted boyi
from I to to and a surprising num
ber of girls of all age*
n a movies sailed on Use West
ern early. As movie-n.sking matured, tt produced auch superior
•arks aa " B h a n e " and "H igh
Nooo" hashes na perpetual (paU
o f Incredibly bad Watters film *.
Television followed the lead of the
his vow.
The incredible story of the pris
oner who wouldn't talk was re
vesled last week. He deceidrd In
talk in hope* nf winning a parole
*!l was to ll hy reporters for the
Tulsa Tribune, whirls said it agreed
In keep the secret learned in June
IM l
From that moment on. he resaid Cane was arrested a few days
after hi* wife and three children
disappeared from Ihelr home. A f
ter questioning, he broke down and
admitted killin g them and burying
their bodies In shallow graves He
took officers to the *pot.
Fro mthal moment on, he re
fused In say another w.srd
The M-year-ol.l convict said In
an inlrrvteu that "1 made up my
mind I'd never say another word
and decided I'd play I couldn't
hear."
The vow of alienee was broken
after Cane wh* told at a mental
h n tp iljl where h r was taken for a
sanity hraring that he would no'
s rt » parole if he did not talk
He alto was v .a tn rj he would
reach « it.sgr ahere he wouldn't
be able to talk.
When he «»• returned to piiwvn
olher Inmates were told he had
undergone surgery to restore his
speech and hearing.
It was feared that Cane, consid
ered a "dummy ‘ by the other
prisoners, migni be in danger tf
prisoners discovered he had been
able lo hear thing* they had said
in his pretence. Hut Cane, wha
American, Russian
Trade Relations.
Said Possible
MOSCOW <jp _ Ren. Young (RND> M id today Communist party
chief Nikita Khrushchev told a
group n( visiting senator* U. S
Boviet trade relations are "not only
possible but desirable."
Khrushchev made h it atatemrat
at an unprecedented reception toi
the American legislator* at the
Kremlin, where he end Premier
Nikolai Bulganin were their host*
The senatori who met with the
i f t Madera were Ketauver <D
n ). Dworthak (B-tdaho), Freer
(D-Dcly, Malooa (R N e v ) a n d
. movies, picking up old fttmi that
i market except the Bator
Ida* movie mstlMts
talevlitaa ti sufficiently me
ad M produce Ka own equivalent
( ."Bhaae" or "High Noon." lu
N B ia ia i of new Westerns la
•••ta tty heavy this aeason. with
M Mafare that they’re going lo Young.
I better than aver,
The five Monday were p e rm it
f t f * out of the corral this week
*Md * apevtaad ru* and a Ugk. ted to »*• the new Boviet atomic
power eta lion near lloaraw.
ta fta f aoit aI premia#. The r u *
Kefauvar laid "They have buflt
M W W h i M called "Westers a good reactor. It'a a modem
■ * * , ” which a p p e a r e d m plant. 1 have *een the iaiU llatiadi
it Oak Ridge and thi* compare*
favorably. The hardware la not aa
modem as ouri, but tt U t il there."
R
m
: h o d in n e r
LOB ANGELES I D - F o r m e r
President (tarty B. Truman won't
be able to be protect, bat eautberj
in ’* Mi darter la
a d irltt*.
(L E A N S AND R t - C I E A N S WASH W A T ER
5 TIMES D URIN G W A S H IN G CYCLE
TO GIVE YOU CLEANER CLOTHES!
1. Dirt looaetm aa clothe# are Individually
‘dipped. Band, and cioanaod by G-E Activator*
Washing Action.
2* Floating lint and aoapacuni a n carried m y
as wrathbasket eooUnuoualy cveettowi into
outer tub.
I . Heavy toad and aUt era fluahed out hero.
4t Pump continuously forces water up and
jAffoch il Mr pad (10 bach into waabbaakot
the Communists used "
”
Segal and nearly all other to*
thoritiaa, agreed however, that th#
most powerful factor In the de
fections waa Ignorance.
"Ignorance lay behind much of
this trouble. A great many service,
men ware teenagers. A t home they
had thought of politics as dry edi
torials or uninteresting speeches,
dull as ditchw ater."
a
Segal also railed fo r a b ro a d '
program to educate the nation's
youth lo be proud of their country,
their m ilita ry services and th e ir
cause.
�Weather
1741
CeniidsrsbU cloudiness north and
fs rtlv flour)* «oiith portion wtth
•cslteted sh<*»*t» ihrouxh Thor*d i j.
to the
•
AN FVDEnW DFNT DAILY WFWSPAPFW
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEM BER
Licenses
On Sale
Tomorrow
Eradication To Start
On Water Hyacinths
In Seminole County
«•
Drivers Licenses
Issuance Short
Of Expected Goal
Only 4,1ST drivers licenses hive
been issued through the close of
husiness yesterday. Mrs. Leth*
Fowler. Chief Clerk in the office
of Seminole County Judge Ernest
Hou,holder. reported today.
Mrs. Fowler explained however.
••We will hive reached the half
way mark in the month tomorrow
hut not the halfway mark la the
issuing of new licenses.1*
Seminole Counly Judge Housholder urged that motorists Uke
advantage of the opportunity to
have your licenses issued at lei
sure rather than waiting until
nearer the end of the month when
long lines will form each day.
Mrs. Fowler announced this
morning that clerks issuing li
censes In the lobby of the Semin
ole County Court House will con
tinue to pick up eld drivers licen
ses. Instructions from H. N. Kirkman. of the Department o1 Publie Safety for the State, that
"1933 drivers Ureases w e n to be
taken up end destroyed, will be
rim e d out at In the p ast" she
■aid.
Chairmen Selected
For Local Chamber
By George Touhy
l
Senator Douglas Stenstrom said
this morning that Seminole Com
fy is one of 32 counties designs!* J
by Senate B ill 637 as "c rtiic a T
in areas named fo r the control
end eradication of hyacinth*.
Stenstrom said that the biD.
adopted by the 1935 legislature
appropriated $276.0000 for the pro
gram.
J. L. Toler of Lakeland wai In
Sanford yesterday, said Senator
Meiatrom. im p e d in g and making
inquiries relative to the getting
underway of the program lo r Uu*
area
Toler lv Information and Educa
tional Officer of the Hyacinth Con
trol Division of the Game and
Fresh Water Ft*h Commission of
the State of Florida.
T c ltr told Stenstrom. "The Hya
cinth Control Division expects to
begin, w ithin 90 d a yi, the actual
crad.cation and control nf hya
cinths under the dcw program
p a m d by the legislature."
He enured Stenstrom, “ Semin
ole County w ill receive the ear
liest possible attention in view of
the critic a l status in the county."
The new bill provides the eradi
cation and control of hyacinths
with additional expense to lim i
ting property owners. Three Se
minole County Fuh Camp operaSeminole County Commissioners
for Immediate action of hyacinths.
Res trace and occupational IIrente* for the year 19S5-M w ill
*o on sale tomotrow, according to
John L. Galloway, county tax col
lector.
"B ills a rt twins mailed to all |
those who htd licenses fo r the
year 1234.53." Galloway said. He
expect* to sell over I.noO occupa
tional licenses and 130 beverage
li cents*AH b t’ erege license* m u lt be
renewed end the new licensee on
Godfrey Is Accused
Of Air Infraction;
Declares Innocence a v
WASHINGTON 'B - Arthur God
frey, (reused ones again of an
a ir safety infraction, says em
phatically that he is Innocent of
any misbehavior.
The l
* conautlcs Adminis
tration
l i investigating a
form al 2*PfiC int that Godfrey'*
plane J x. 5 " fa r too close" to
an O n " ‘ o nee plane after tak
ing of 2 17 ^
Chicago's Mid* ay
Atrpor *» q J Wednesday. Godfrey
deniec Cs
"T h y
variation from cus
tom *! r
practice In that
lneld<
Chicago last Wednes
day
that I dipped my wing*
in s
*1 the other plane," the
redu.
' television entertainer
told a reporter.
"As 1 passed him 1 rolled my
wing* back and forth the way we
used to do tn the old days as a
greeting.
"There was absolutely no danger
of a collision."
Prospective Cubs'
Parents Are Urged
Ballots Are Mailed
t t t S To Local Farmers
To Choose 5 Men
new prospective Cub Scout par
ent* in the Boy Scout Room of the
First Methodist Church at 7:30
p. m., Thursday night.
Any boy between the age# of
eight and 11 la eligible to fo il the
Cubbing Program. James Single
tary of Peek 34 and U . M. Land
The Seminole County Chamber o( p ck 10 will be present to scpplicallons and dtseuu with
2 * S W
m
W
City HaU. N erd
George Touhy name committee
chairmen and members for the
1933-36 fiscal year.
Touhy raid, " It ie very gratify
ing that In general most all of the
people contacted were willing to
accept committee appointments,
and I eineerely hope that every
one will pitch in and help carry
out a good program for the Cham>r of Commerce neat year."
b *r
Senator Douglas Stenstrom. re
porting for tha Long Range. High
way Planning Committee, stated
that the group had met regularly
ami that tha Citiieni Committee
had been organised to augment
the program.
Stenstrom also captained the
new ihoplifung end bad check
law end conducted a general dis
cussion relative tn the hill. He
said, "The legislature felt that
•omethtng should be done relative
to the shoplifting problem ta Flo
rida which cost Use merchants
a lose of approximately 4 4 mil
lion dollars a year." He advised
the mcrehanti to be very rueful
In any action they taka to appre
hend persona they suspect If shoplifting and should ha certain they
have sufficient evidence for char
ge*.
"The bad check lew ," said Sena
tor Stenstrom, “ is not entirely
( Centtoned an Page Seven)
Agriculture Chief
Returns From Tour
WASHINGTON tet-Seerelary of
Agriculture Benson returns today
from a two-week agricultural trade
lour of Europe to find his farm
polities embroiled ta renewed po
litical controversy.
Declining farm price* and tnromci have made the farm pro
gram a dominant partiaan issue in
the preliminary party skirmishing
for next year*! presidential cam
paign.
Benson visited Great Britain,
the N e t h e r l a n d s , Danmark,
Prance. Italy and Swlberland ta
search ef possible new markets
for American farm surpluses which
help ta bold down current prices.
He also sought International coop
eration ta dealing with world trade
problems.
ANOTHER QUESTION
COLUMBUS, Ohio te v -fo r the
» minutes that the CBS television
show, "the 964,00# Question,” was
being broadcast last night, ao4 one
caO came tato the Olto State
J n m M l r i« l4 * it o < , M
u to
I I v
keep b f Q
r
T *
w. - s. e, '
tram Me
Ballots containing nominees for
•lection to the Femlnolo County
Agricultural Stabilisation and ConM rrallen committed era being
mailod this week ts ell known ellribte fbrm rm In SSemtnote
.m m el. County.
eiected
Scout* Prwgrapf T h / 'Prospec
? ™ ^ T f? 1
tive Cub Scout does not nave to to admlntiter the Agricultural
accompany his parent or parents Conservation program and related
program* for th* next year.
to this meeting.
Namra o f nominee* are a* fo l
Charles Atkinson is Cubmaiter
of Park 34 and Ted Williams la low*: W. R. Dyaon, R. W. Eitea,
Cubmaiter of Peck 10. Both Cub Frank P. Gatlin, J. A. Hopkins,
5cout Packs are sponsored by the W. G. Kilbee, R. P. Lamonl, and
First Methodist Church of San W. W. Montgomery.
Five will be elected to serve aa
ford.
three rrgular member* and two
alternate*. Spacea have been pro.
sided on the ballot for writing In
names of other eligible candidate*
If
desired.
Eligibility requirements are be
ing mailed with alt ballot*. Should
member* fail to rereiv* a ballot
DENVER vr—President Elsen and are eligible lo vote they may
hower's v a c a t i o n headquarters obtain on* from th* Srmlnol*
rays he plans to survey the fiscal County A. 8. C. office In the Court
situation early next year before llo u i* her*.
deciding whether to call (or a lax
Ballot* to be counted must show
cut.
a postmark not la ttr than Sept.
The President’* derision won't be 26, 1935, or be delivered to the
made, Asst Press Secretary Mur A 8. C. office on or before that
ray Snyder said last -night, "until date, according lo Homer Ballard,
ha sees what the state of federal County Office manager.
revenue ta at the normal time for
proposing a tax program In Con
gress."
The normal time for that la early
January.
Snyder made Ms etatrment after
newsmen told him tome members
of Congress were prvJieting flatly
WIESBADEN, Germany igv-U S.
that Eiienbowcr would call for a
lax reduction. Rep. Meson (R-IU) Air Force Secretary Donald A
wai mentioned specifically ai Quarles says America's buildup of
sir power ta Europe niU continue
having made ju c h a forecast.
"No one has been authoriud to despite a current military economy
say w hit the President*! tax rec drive.
“We ere trying lo see how much
ommendations will be neat year,1
we can economire," the secretary
Snyder replied.
told • new i conference yesterday,
but he added that the Air Force
plsni to support its full overseas
defense policy.
The Air Force will carry out Us
137-wtng program at planned end
"there Is no move lo cut back on
Donor’s for the Elks and Lions essentials," Quarles asserted.
Club Blood Bank* are Invited lo ' "Not only wUl the buildup con
the Elk's Lodbe rooms tomorrow tinue,' be said, “ but it will con
from 13 noon to I p. m. when a tinue at Uit M in i rate — but ae
foint blood bank drive will be con economically a i possible."
ducted.
Qoariee' statement was made In
Those contributing blood are to reply to questions about reports
specify which club should be cre that a cut beluw the 14-bUlion-doldited with the donation.
tar defrase apwopriation for tha
AH members, friends of mem 1936-37 year v ia planned.
bers, and their families who con
tribute blood In the Elk's Blood
Bank win be served ■ iteak din
oar following the donation of blood
Ns reservations will be neces
sary. Donors are tavttad to go
UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. teU.
right on out to the lodge rooms
The
United Slalei la backing a
between 1$ noon and 6 p. m.
three-point proposal nader which
the U. N. General Assembly would
PAILB T E *T
endorse President Elsenhower's
PALATKA, n a . tlte-After dam- plan for America and Russia tn ax
Wa d rtv ta f shinty with
hbm9™ 1
« # _ •*#
etoltoa of tha U. r
before tha U. N
Ike Plans Survey
Before Asking Cut
Air Power Buildup
Will Still Go On,
Air Chief Declores
Blood Bonk Donors
Requested To Meet
A t Elks Club House
. . t i ' M"t ? r ^ Lp'rA V :!
Uniforms Ready Benedict
For Hospital
Crossover
Auxiliary C roup i —
‘
■
Probe Is Widened
Into Past Action
01 Husband, Wile
PHILAD ELPH IA t * - Tbe dis
tric t attorney's office widened its
probe lodsy Into the past activities
of a couple held In the abortion
death of heiress Doris Silver Ostre k her In the wake nf reports of
other abortions allegedly per
formed by the pair,
Officials awaited results of a
chemical analysia of hed linen
taken yesterday In a thorough po
lice searrh of the couple's North
Philadelphia apartment where the
22-year old bride of two month*
died Aug. 21.
The couple, Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Sehwatti. are free In 13,000 bail
each pending ■ hearing Monday
on charge! of performing the un
successful sbortion that caused the
death of Mrs. Oitreicher.
Asst. Out. A lly. Jacob Kalish
■aid yesterday that Investigators
had a "great deal of inform ation"
about other abortions allegedly
performed by the Schwartaes.
to*
N o. 27 V
Arrests In August
Hil Total Of 242
For Police Depf.
Optimism was Ih* keynote of
i yesterday's drive toward obtaining
right-of-w ay* along 17-92 on a
“ rtv lr p tidc" hasit when nearly
100 Srmmole Fouttly ritixe n * met
A lot.*I of 212 a- t r u i « ere m aia
«l 7:.lo a. in tur hieakfast and lo
by
the hanford I'-dtc Department
plan the day's efforts.
during Ih* month of August, aeMore than a mile of the necesraiding in * r r p 'r t niadr lo the
vary right-of-ways weie obtained Howi>f of S tnfoid Cite Commitliom property owners a* the ma
tionets at Its la«t meeting.
j o r it y of eitirrns railed on hy
tJf ths total number of arrests,
NEW YORK P -M srm e Corps committee member* espicssed a
t'apt- Richard McCulchen. th* epi complete wiltincnes* to cooperate 21 w rtr for .a ie le i* xml negligent
cure and coukcry whir, has hit in the effoits lo feor-iane. widen driving, i l for Jrunknrss. fo u r
Uie parkpot on the Sril.OOn Question «nd p»se 17-fh! from ?anford to for d ito id n ly conduct, six fo r
diunkne-s xmi disorderly conduct,
—biggest pure in Ihc history of Orlando.
nine fo r driving drunk, four for as
radio snd television.
The firs t person to contribute
sault and battery, no# fo r va
the 2* year-old Leatherneck won
property for the right-of-w ay wa*
grancy, one for re -rilin g a n rs t,
the CBS television honarir* with
Paul Buries* who told the C itite n *
five fo r selling a share tn lo tte ry
an amaling knowledge of (ihnI s
Committee member* at s recent
for money, two for po«seaslon o f
and rooking.
meeting, " I f 17-92 were imt fourIlls father, a retired Navy cap
a share in lottery for money, one
l»ned,
widened
»mt
paved,
“’
anford
lain, served as aide-de-camp as
for selling liquor without a license,
the oversea* vetetan answered in eould w rit* itself o ff.”
two for -ale of intoxicating bever
Others already giving the nod
extremely complicated question
age* in Ixittle- or container* w ith
In
property
enntilbution*
ineludo
last night
out prnnrr -tamp affixed, two fo r
Experts figure roughly that Me the Overstreet l-and Companv possession of In to x ira lln r never,
Cutchcn w ill be able to keep about which ha* pinpointed 2.125 feet of ages in bottle* or container* w ith
333 000 of the prue after tncomr right-of-w ay* for the pioect; H ib out th r proper stamp affixed, ona
bard C a**rlberiy who ha* contri
Isses.
fo r destroying personal property,
MeCutchcn, who has • wife and buted 930 feet; Thomas A. Mayo 29 for exceeding the speed lim it,
th ir# small daughters, said the of Orlando who has contributed
t l fo r improper parking, 54 fo r
money w ill go "rig h t In the bank." inn feet; and Robert \V, W illiam s
parking
overtime, two fo r park
McCutchen won by describing who baa donated SfiO feet o f high
ing all night. 65 for parking meter
seven Item* of the menu served way piopertv for right-of-w ay*.
at a dinner given at Rtirkingham
None of ihe property mention violations, onr fo r prohibited park
Palare March 21. 1919. for the ed ao fa r is Improved property ing, two for parking on th r w ronir
French President and his wife,
since Ihe committee d«es not ex- side o f the street, on* for p a ik in ir
rr l on nett tn suffer irreparable on the sidewalk, one for parking n
loss. In Ihe moving nf building* or vehicle o vrr 16 feel in length a t
Ih# removal of huild't'g* entirely. an angle, one for making im proper
Other r ttlir n * donating properly left turn, one fo r improper s ta rt
along tile highway for 17-92 right- ing from parked position, one fo r
nf-ways are \V. P itt Yarurs and no d rive n license, one fo r stopping
wife; Pnrier A, Burk and w ife; and standing in line o f tra ffic ,
Jerome Kenneth Jerkins and w ife; four for running atop signs and
John C. Holder and w ife; F red er two fo r tunning a red lig h t- 8> *cia
ick N . 7 r !l; John O Cotdsy and ra**S made by officers of the San.
M IAM I. FI* P—Hurricane H il I «Verne l_ Werley; Alax Kl*h and ford Police Department wer* dis
da. w-rekened hy her encounter l.eona; and Hmvai.t A. McDonald. missed.
(Conhnued tin rage sevenl
with th r Inw ntng mountain* of
Court floe* fn - Ih - month o f
raslcrn Cuba, moved otf that rsinAugust totaled $3,717 and Court
dranrhed island into thr Caribbean
Costs collected earn- to a total
Sea today with a good rhanrt ol
of $306.
regaining her 'till slrenglh.
Parking male- fines during tho
Report* from tuba were skrlchy
month nf August earn* to $269.61
but storm forecaster* h e ir said Ihe
while parking meter silver, taken
r astern end of Ihe island imdoubtly
from meter* in the dnwmtown
was pelled with heavy rams.
are* amounted lo $1.160 01,
"Hurricane* always drop a tieNEW 5 0RK tit— Duck worker* o s ir feal-rvpo too elan hrdl aoin
mrndoti* amount ot water when
here vote today on an arrangethey tome in contact with moun
tains." said Leonard rardue, mete m*nt fnr ending an elght-day-ntil
strike that h»* rhokcij o ff cargo
orologist In the Miami Weslher
Btirratt “ Such rain w n u I d un shipping n Nrw York and spread
lo other F>*t (‘Haul parts.
doubtedly causr flash floods.
Th* sink* trtlle m rn l formula,
" I wouldn't be surprised if there
which
provides a rltirc n * com m it
• a< heavy damage in the Cuban
tee lo hiar complaints of Ihe In
valleys."
lernahooji! laingtborcmen’ s A ssn.'
Hllds’ s top winds, whirh «er*
has a lrcirl* teen accepted by
e slim tlrd at 90 mile* per hour
Iradrrs nf tha waterfront union
whrn *h* moved into Cuba, had
ILA P r # 1 1 d * n I W illiam V.
dropped to M lo 73 in squall* near
Bradley announced yesterday hi*
ria n *
have
been com pleted.
Ihe center a* she led Cubs at Cape
approval it the riluens committee Tommy Stringer, chairm an of th n
Crua snd entered thr Caribbean.
plan, proposed by New Jersey Ja jre e Committee, *al<l today, fo r
.Slat* Sen James F M urray J r , th r jo in t civic rlub meeting to
but said union leadrri would make morrow at noon, when S e iia tcr
no r*enmmendatlon lo rank an I- George S m ath en w ill speak.
file memtier*. The members are
Smalhers w ill he escorted In t*
esperted lo go along with Ihe plan Sanford at noun tomorrow by a re Chief Storekeeper James A.
•n .. union was under heavy pros. p rrM flU liv ,
Srminoh Counlr
Yates of Lake Mary, now on the
retired l i s t ha* received a letter sure lo end the walkout. Threr sheriff L u th .r Hohby's office. Ha
court injunction, have been liauedl w, „ ^
K)rk 1)K, ,
of eorgratulallon* upon complel* against the sltikr.
automobile dealer snd friend nf
Inc 30 year of service to hi* coun
Senator Smalhrr*. sod by Tum m y
try.
String* r of Hit- local Jayrce utganlTha latter was signrd by Vice
ration,
Admiral J. L. Holloway J r„ rhlaf
Rrservattun* have been mada
of tha Navy's Bureau of Navy
for neairi 2 «) tor luncheon which
Personnel, I t wa* forwarded lo
will t>e M-rvrd at the Parish House
ihe retired petty officer by Rear
d the Holy Cm * Episcopal
Admiral George V, t ’ rawfofd. t ’SN
WILMINGTON, N, C. lW—Tlie ii liurch. Stringer railed particular
fommandant of th * Sixth Nasal
D ia trirt, w ith Headquaiterv in new of Ihe M hm lsn freighter | attention lo the change nf tocatlon
Steel Surveyor hraved a sigh id fur 'he punt meeting
Charleston. 8. CSenator Smathe:- will he present
Chief Yates complelsd SO years relief today alter ridding Ihe ship
ed with a gold key tn th r city and
aervlca. w hith Includes both ac- nf the "curse of the white python
IJte rare python was among a a welcome w ill hr rx trn d rd by
tlv * duty and F lr r t Reserve time.
load of animals unloaded here yes* Mayor Denver Cordell.
trrdav from Ihe tar east
Smalhers w ill tel! Ihe combined
A near mishap occurred when a civic cluli inerting of Ihe accom
rargo boom gave way on the ship plishments uf the 53rd Congress,
and plunged toward a crowd of and (oliowing hi* address w ill re
set fo r the nesr future the men onlookers watching thr unloadings main in Sanford (or a short stay.
who Join now w ill b* in on tho Steel cable* in Ihe ship's rigging
"E verything i« complete," said
ground and be In a position lo halted the fall of the boom within Stringer, " fo r the reception and
advance rapidly In tank In Ih* a yard nf the dock There weie no visit ot one of the nation's most
outstanding Senators."
A rm y’ * most modern sim ," CapL injuries.
Swiss a n i m a l trapper Peter
The Joint civic club meeting, ar
Bryant added.
National Gaurdtmen received Hyhtner attributed the mishap to ranged to heat Senator Smalhers,
approximately 1 6 of a regular the “ bad tuck" attributed to tha is unJer the auspice* ot the Semi
soldier's pay of equal rank for white Python, The 7 'i-fo o t *nakr nole County Junior Chamber o f
46 W ttkly armory training sessions had cast a pall over the m in e Commerce.
o f two hours, threo weekend* in trip, Ryhtner said.
tho field and IS days at summer
camp.
BIG TROUBLES
Co. I drills every Monday night
CLEBUnNE. Tea. CB-A routine
at th# National Guard Armory, session of tha City Council was
915 E. F in t SL, and aryona In- startted la sKent ion last night by
A total of IT building permit*
forested la learning more about new homeownsr W. T, Kaonera. Ha -era Issued by the Sanford Build- ’
tha Guard ta InvluO to alttnd any •aid be bad Juit built b it naw lag Inspector, w i t h eitimated
ef thoaa training sesatens.
housa ia tha mlddte af a s tm t building costs al $97,411, during
Every weekday between tha becauso somebody had moved tho the month of August.
hour* of I a. m. and I p. m. 8FO atalua after bis bom tali a wai
The increase ever the same per
Jam** N . Wilson la aa duty at tha staked off in ■ naw city addition. iod ef last year cornea to b u m
Armory and will bo glad ta an- Mayor Walter Holliday said tha than 23 per tent. Building perawar gay qua*lions anyone may problem was new but that undoubt mils laiuad for tbe tame mooIk la
have.
edly tat bouM would have to fa . 1164 amounted to f7l,)01.
-
I
Weakened Hilda Is
Expected To Gain
Strength On Water
Dock Workers Vole
To Conduct Hearing
Plans Completed
For Smalhers Talk
To Joint Gathering
Yates Is Lauded
For Long Service
White Python Curse
Blamed ForTrouble
By Freighter Crew;'
Co. 1 To Start Recruiting Drive
Co. I, f if t h In f., S a n fcrd 't own I third p r ii* w ill ha a bolt action
National Guard u n it, w ill begin an I Mossburg 16 gauge shotgun. A ll
intensive recruiting drivs aimed at these pritea are from Robson
bringing tha unit lo a* near full Sporting Goods.
strength as possible, It wai an
In addition to tha above awards
nounced today by Capt. Joseph D. Herb Roller, manager o f th * Rita
Bryant, unit commandar.
Theatre, h a i offered a number of
"Tha Sanfotd Company la stat free p a n ts to tho Rita to any new
ed to raavart to an armorad unit onllsUos in Co. 1 who Join before
•arly In November and In order tha last weak la October.
ta effectively taka our place In tha
Capt. Bryant also announced
nawly former 41th Armored Dirt- that m en-who volunteer fo r tho
elon we must Increase our etrength National Guard may a lto now
to ne near authorised as possible," volunteer • fo r e lf month* active
Capt. Bryant axplalnad.
duty w ith the Regular A rm y and
In order la stianalnU recruiting retelvo hla basis training. This la
among tha Hanford Guardsman, ia line w ith tha saw reserve law
G * * ia efftrtag many valuable as passed by tha last Congress.
pcisea to tha udt'a tey recruiter*.
To enlist In Co. 1 a man must
Ta the uah'a to * recruiter will be between the age* a f 1 t and M
to d a y h r p t t i l l t o l i l adviser Her go a three HP Evfnrado outboard although veteran* may enlist a t an
old B. Staaaan, who salted for motnr. i w ' “'4 o w ill bo a $H older ngo. Man 17 may Join w ith
' “ •ting t Shake*. w ritten permission e f th a lr parents.
"W ith onr onvaraio* to acmes
J a mi r**L Tha
U. S. Is Backing
3-Point Proposal
Explains
Problem
Marine Answers
•S $64,000 Question;
lakes Dad Along
Turncoat Seeking
Return To America
Nearly 200 Methodist Laymen
w ill meet tomorrow night In San
ford from i l l over central FlorlMethodist Church.
The District meeting, which wit]
bring Methodist Laymen to Sinfrod from ell over centra] Flori
da, represents 33 churches of the
area.
Presiding at the moetlng. to be
held at 6:30 snd begin with e din
ner, will be the D is tric t Lay head,
Ed Allen of Orlando.
The Methodist Men's Club of
Sanford will be hosti fo r Ihe occa
sion.
Claire Cotton, D is tric t .Superin
tendent of the West Palm Beach
District and well known through
out Methodist electee, w ill be the
principle speaker fo r the o,raslon.
Afaucintrd I'rtwi I / i m 4 Wire
14. 19XS
Optimism Keynote
Of Property Drive
Mr*. A . W. Epps Sr., president
that date no b-verare renewal ran
l>« isiurd until an application ha* of th * Semina]* Memorial Hos
heen rvaite and approved by th* pital A u xilia ry, today announced
S la t* Reverse* Department. It I* that th * nrw uniforms ni»y
therefor* to the advantage of the picked lip by member* at
operator* to obtain th e ir b e v .r.g . J' .C'Sl.or'
lie n . * for th* year 1933-56 on or H i1*> \ n‘
Th* uniform * are attractively
before noon. Ort. 1, a* th* T at
designed in ch rrry
red w ith
Collector's Office fin te * * i U
white blouse*, said M r*. Epps.
o'clock noon on Saturday*.
They w ill be worn by all mem
The variou* occupational license* ber! while they at* on duty at
*t*o w ill go on sale tomorrow. th* hospital.
The*p llcenie* are due Oct. 1 and
There i* still an opening fo r
are required hr all who praetlre a associate members Mrs.
Epps
profession tuth a* law yer*, doe- pointed out. urging all those who
to n , certified public accountants, are Interested in serving to con
real estate JimVers, surveyors, en tact her or Mr*. George Harden,
gineer*. stc. Also license* *r# re- membership chairman. Due* fo r
qulred of all operator* of-bust- asiociat* members are $10 per
nesses such as garages, beauty year w ith no spe-lfic duties at
shop*, barber shops, shoe thin* tached. Active m em btnhip dura
stands, wood yards, rep a ir shops, are f J per year with a minimum
brokers, wholesale dealers, hotels, of 60 hour* of duty. Membership
rooming houses, motor courts, and cards w ill be honored through
cabin*, rein-operated machine* of December, 1936.
Mr*. Randall Chase has hern
a ll descriptions, manufacturing,
processing, printing, packing, re- named a* chairman of the Vol
stanrams and rafrs, and contract unteer Service* and those serv
ing under her include: M t*. Pi.
in g in any of its branches, etc.
Anyone o p ia tin g a place of N, Itiarkwelder, adm itting; Mr*.
II. C. lic it* ) , sunshine service;
business for p ro fit and permits
Mr*. John Morgan, hospitality
dancing must obtain a dance l i
(a rt; M r*. II. C. Oakes, lib ra ry ;
cence.
„ .
, .
. i Mr*. Charles Cole, placement;
It U a misdemeanor.” said M rt. w .
pyton, uniform *.
Galloway, “ to practice a profetM r*. T. F. McDaniel l* serving
vion of any Lind or operate any ** program chairman fo r the
business without a proper license.'' group
w ith
Mrs. Harden
in
rharg* o f membership* and M r*.
V, C. Me*»*ng*r, publicity. O f
ficer* serving with Mr*. Kpp* inrlud* M r*. R. F. Mann, vice pre
sident; M r*. Andrew Carraway,
corresponding iccreiary; M r*. W.
Gordon Dean, recording secre
ta ry; M r*. T. E. Tucker, UeasurALDKN, Mfhn. ifv~T h« mother »r.
o f tu ra ro it Gl Pvt. Richard TenMr*. Eppa slated that a unit
neson said last night she received Is being formed in Altamonte
a letter from her sen saying he wiU Spring* tn work with the a u x ili
return home from Red China.
ary and i t i» hoped that o ilier
Mrs, Portia Howe, who said the county town* w ill follow suit.
received Ihe letter w ith "mixed
A
general meeting of the
emotions." quoted her son's letter auxiliary w ill be h 'ld Sept. 12
a* saying, “ U won't be long nosy." at 6 p.m. In th* City Hall «t
The 22-year-old soldier was one which Ume member* m»F "Pa
o f a score of American .ila who c ify which service they prefer
refused repatriation from Chines* and asilgnment* w ill h« mad*. H
Communist captivity at the end of ia expected that th* auxiliary
the Korean War.
w ill begin to function about Oct.
She slid Trnneson'i letter read 1.
in part:
" I am coming back to Ihe States,
coming home, but m y friend, the
A rm y, will see to it that 1 don't
get that far.
“ It won't be long now. On Aug.
23 a representative o f ihe Red
Cross Central Society e*m * snd
guaranteed that It w ouldn't bs too
long,"
Methodist1 Laymen
Will Gother Here
*
Building Permits
Total 47 In August
*
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Na. i n
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Consider Plans
A t*coid pumher of Sanford
and Seminole t ’ountv Church mem
ber* heard t**eir ni'tiUU-r* deliver
,i o t x r r t uf hope and peace from
tt.e pulpit- if l >*1 • hutches.
Thi Rev lliltnn Wyatt, at the
hirst Methodist Chinch vr-terday
morning, preached *>n “The law
uf K ndne«i". He **td. "Kindi>*«*
It an evpresslo.- of Itvr, Is a
fiuit of tre srlrit ar.d I* purity of
motive ” At h* continued hi» ser
mon on k'rdnrss. Rev. Wyatt
brought out. "kindness is the cen
tral supreme simplicity of the
Chris.tan retigior which finds re
nin* ton tr lett.i* of deeds, word*
Collection Fee
Parkin;
violations proand attitude*.
dominated !’nd*)'i tenon of th#
Dr. J. B Root rpeaking in Tha
t* acrident. st mlddiy testerThought Solution Sanford City Court.
L’Ul* Brown CKtic’i on the Hill SENATOR GEORGK SMATHKRS wit) -peat m Sa -'-n! Thursdav day, injured two children and
and
of tailing
Twenlv . -v. n vio Jim* who had
rn th# suojeet. “Safe Foundations at a Joint meeting of civic -luh- at 'he Hois Cf*a Er-Drap*' Pari-h claimed a property damage si
e'
otigh
rv,ran#
tn rarry th# City received 54 vn!*t ,r tick.
......_
1 * either
for the llos.se"*. cvtl-'l
mind the House.
over ST(<0
nf Sanftini tbnmgh th# lt>55-.Vil r.aiij th#
p#r vlpvlirn fin# «#
h-me and hshlls of Daniel, the
At rvsrtlv II 30. arrauling to fIM, | ,,« r
uis.toubte.lly b# f-trr#leil b,nd»
P
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that bad beta
Hebrew Can'.ivr in reran Babysilnes.r. at Ih# srrnr, a l#Wtd i..u»,#4 iht. #vraing at ih# if- pn*l#i. esrii-)
Un. “Th* Temple of Bel", he said
itlitsmobile sedan amt s m i GMl ,.„(## nieelinr nf ti.r 'IoahI of
Tu#nt».i, <, n
nntlr# of
“was one of the most pretentunus
truck rraihrii al Hie mti-nrclmn City iVinninnom-f.
•Jrir fin# fur n*#.tbn# viotalions,
ol ancient limn. Th# banning
of Park Ave ami IMh S t, illreclh
V discussion uf Ih# 19'uVVt
garden* wer- of thc Seven Wood*
undernrath th# Iraliic u;rut light iniderl it on# of thr four items on# person paid f, .,, fcr j]
ti.iId finrt fne
ei* of thv \Vnrlt. The t-rolevtiis
t'aiol tViugla*.
old ir appealing on thr agenda for to- Islioiii. nn,ii ii# vimaUc-v, ann’hrr for six
vails were *90 feet high."
tenth sradr pupil, was Ihmsii niuht'i me. ling.
Dr Roo: rontmued, “It was a
from the Iriuk and Curtis Ray
At Krtda) night * infuCmal di» votatinns, (an i#’mns for four
. , v .otalinn.
#a-' and one for three
Douila* received a fill forrlit-ad ru.-ion of thr budget, Ihr five.
city of luxury—they worshipped
,
What U it going to be Mr. and Mi a Citizen of Seminole «hrn lie apparently ua. thi««n man l»>ard agtecd that tli# must viola1
ion*.
powei. Dan-el he Ii the highest of.
la t e
v r .t r r d a v , Ihr Sanfoid
fic* In th* rift of the king, but he County ?
into thr windthirld. Carol »r fea-lble manner tn *iai-r tha
Will you enjoy prosperity with a modern highway serv reord multiple cuts and biuor. nrrr.-ary funds to halan.# the
D#p*#lmri-« snrstad one
longed for h1* own eilv of Jeru
ptopotftl buUsrl woulJ Hr through
•!*tnr *hoh*i| rr#
salem 5*10 miles avay. By going ing the majority of the Seminole Countv 'iti»en« along the over her boJy,
Thr Imrk ua« drum h) Mr* a Mcaibaf# collection fee*'#
j
: to turtrr %Io;at»«.n lirkrta
lo his ehatr.'.-r, kneellne in pray- present rout** of 17-02 or will the City of Sarforii a ml the
R. *’*•' had paid non# of them. Thia
e,\ with lh« windows open to Jeru- millions of dollar* Invested m bustnesstd almy 17-02 mere Grace David Kdwardt. a Semi City Manager Warirn
Salem he was *Me to bring his ly “write Itself off" with a hy-|mss along a route that will nole County School Hm driver Knowles was instructed by the ra-e will I nn, H- 'eie City Judga
who tivrv at the high ichi.il (arm rommi-sioneiii Friday night to J>hti lamnan'y l! 1. aftrrnaon. Anh-doved rity within arm** length serve no one but selfish Interests?
and live uf-pa'.Uc amidst wicked
Just face the faets, pure unaitu It grated fact v amt figures Shr wai ai-rompaniiil by her son. prrpair a sehniulr of garliage i.her eiolat >» >ntil#d ye.lriday
rirroundlngt.”
and the majority will agice Who and wh: t is Ihe POTENT George Fdwardi and her tlilrr, toilet linn fee. neceaaary to ral»e #ilt #'lhrr pav f-n#- for four park
Preaching yesterday on “ Praver FORCE attempting to keep 17-92 domant? Just this—an Mrs. Lillian Copeland, and her |."iiv,0lHl neeilfd hy Ihe city In pro ing meter viol.tinns or anssrre
vide fond, lo balame the budget charge, hafnr# the City Judge.
for the Harvest” at the First Interest, a person; a thine— that does not hm^y the courage sivter'a Iwn childrrn
A total 9* 1171 was rolleete.i
Christian Chti-rh Pastor Perry l~ to come out frankly, honestly. an*t prefer* Ins case to the Th# Old-mohllr sedan was dnv- and at Ihe .am# time pay for
Stone said. "I thlrk It nothtng l»e<iple. If a by-pass were fonsli lo, liundmi.. "ipon hundretls, rn by W D, Sharp of Higher enpital improvement, neer.sary hiidae afternoon from fines paid
.Mu.uuri who ha I only irrenll) within thi (timing fi.ral year.
Lunds
wh#n
I cr
... '#»tr».-.l»d
- i m s i n i
*l i e -II rr ga ss rr #g
short of -vondtif'd that God has
yes,
even
thousands,
would
he
flocking
toward
that
end
lo
strived
al Ihe Orlando Air Cone
It it expected that the garliage , *mr hcfmr the Jiiir# ot Sanford's
-s, honotrl and dignified us as to
Hate for duty The lSyrar-edd lollrrlinn fee will be adopted in- ritv eonrt
rail us in*n partnership with Mm accomplish such a project
A friendly, helpful, and a level-headed State Rond Hoard air fore# man traveling north on .lead of thr addition of Iwo mills |-n|jr, t'Mrf B.»v William* said
in doing hi* work in the world.
91 .aid llial ihe light rhangnl l»«- The proposed tw o milt, would «alurd*y that the rraiL down on
R.gniflrant tpiri'ual result* may now xtands ready with $RlMi 000 to build a necessary highwitv 17
a. hr rearhnt itir inlrrvrclion tNi>r and provide for rtee#*>ary Iiaikmg (i,rt#r viota tor* would
VC athirv •(' h\ .I'v inn-human co for the bettcrmenl nf the State's road s- slrm. A heliiful. fii.l
and
at
mile* an hour, rmild not revenue only in the neighborhood rmtlnue. II# urged wit etttarp#
operation. God t'uulre- our ser friendly, and umlerstaiiding Road Hoard Verr1er s'roin our stop befnrr lie sniartird into Ihe of * ’.11.0111).
section
of
Florida
knows
what
the
prollcn
*;
tinlay
and
Is
vice; and *,i» sue:# * of our efforts
vide of Ihe Irurk ite .kidded S3
depends nr Ms help, TV# has* willing to help.
(eel before ranting to a .top on
NOW Id THE TIME to add every, alug'e effort nesas- the writ aide of Ihe intri afUlun
adopted a- swanjn'VHc *«»' >f 51
additions to th* congregation hy sar>' to make this four-laning. wldenlrtl and raving project Tie car was a total loss
baptism O' *ran»f#r at the end nf a comolete -ucress.
Mr* Kilward. >aid that »he wa»
end Ih# eriv
bv msll. wb . h
t!iree month- of work Dec. It,
There is no telling what next rear will tiling. II mne Iratrlmg writ on Mth SI. when Planning t’ommis.ion. i»o im lequire.
ms .t.inp-, cr t.-ium tbe-n
1*55. It v ii! be lmrossible to at I Ite even to the point where tne Rond Hoard was several Ihe light changed almut II (cel he. portant (ilitrn-fumtiun* nf thr
l nmruiatelyi lo th# Police Depart
tain this ami In cur own strenlh; ' months ago when Ihe following rxccml fr-ur s letter was fme .he reached ihr mierverliun city.
Anolh#i item thai will pruh- ment.
hut wr ar* not stone in thi* vin- written:
She .aid lhat lit# rmilfl mil tee a
In is ine "*re nf ih* violation
lure. God t« our stierglh, the
“According lo data bvnilah'e in lln* oflire ihe location rur i ommg in other direction as ably tiling hr*Hd ilelwte fium
mure# of our power to do what for the Interstate System in F orirtn which, in ‘hi* an*n, is die rotiiinucd on Ihtmigh the green Slim# ciiinci. will be the iIiscik f ne* iti' iipij vlrlv. ifi# Chief said(
se want* done. So. I evil on you
light direction Ihe truck came ■Ion of fluniualing Die loading a'-oids Pint arr issn #nl on th# part
this day to cimni t yourselves to designaletl as U. S. 92 lies sev«-rnl mile* west of Sanford. lo a aland.till brhind a power tones and rr.lilctrd paiklng f the viola*j# ant th* necessity
pray daily for this great harvest The northern terminus for this parlictdar section would Ik> (wile on Ihe west tide ot ihe inter- italli. VMth diminishing parking vl sending nn ires r seiving war
near Ihe hrfdge crossing Ihe St. Johns R ivt at d the .southern .eclkin ot Ihe two streett
space in Ihr downtown shopping rants when ih* violation rhargw
i t souls.”
:es o< tbe Ameri- Sanford Police Departmenl Pa- arva, Ih# lloaid of City Com- •* igonred
The Rev. J W. Parhi m, pasior terminus west of Imngw md. Under *he
af th* C*nlral PaplUt Church, rnn Association of State Highway Offic!rW Route Ntimlierlng Holman lira Butler and Arnold mitalonri t It now finding it
used as Ms sermon topic yester* Committee, several eome» of which nre at*s<-hed. this routing Williams investigated the coIIimihi necessary to relieve Ih# conges
tion Ihiuughmil tha rnlii* budda i “Beholo tha Fael of Th# Lord would carry both the U. S. 17 amt U- S. '»2 designation. This
lies, didi let id Sanlmd.
precludes the possibility nf French Are hem* permanently
J#m* Chri-t."
designated
ns
17-92
unless
the
preno-td
locatt.m
described
■"Fiery feature and every char,
a ,#r of Jesus Is e-erth* of study above was abandoned and this possibility .int»': rs to 1.e ex
Safe Is Discovered
by tho Christian,” he said, "wheth tremely remote. However, it would l>e ti sslhtr for the Road
er his head. Ms form, t.li hand*. Department to submit a r.-quest that French Ave. I» design
By Lyman School
Va feet. Jesus, rpeallng to his ate*! as a temporary renting nf U. S. I7 and U. P. 9C after it
A sale spparenlly taken from I
A lotsl of |3 Seminole County
dlscirlet. asked that they behold is Improved as t truck hy-pass with the understand.ng that driver* Item.#, wer# revokrd or the Fro.tie Bottling Company nf
Y* feet. Even so. w# ar* Invited it would lie removed when the proposed new |ocnti< n of the »ut|i«ndrd during th* month of Maitland, was found yesterday be
The Mayfair Inn Seminole Conn*
l.v look In order that w* may he Intersl. te Svstem was built."
July.
hind Ihe Lyman School nn a cutoff;try Club's club house was broken
aid# to ret a greater view of him.
, min Friday night, armritng t*
Mind vou. Mr. and Mrs- Seminole Countv Cilircn, the Th# latf.l r#porl by Hi# Stale road from Slate Road 4M
no better wltneeses, tov# more above cxccrpl Is from an official letter frop one State Road Department of Public Safety's Two bovi (mind Ihe aafe. Depnty Deputy Shentf O G. Owen*.
fully, and he mora tea.cus about
driver limn# division showed ihe Sheriff 0 G. Owens said Ihl* Owens .aid lliat the building
Department Offlrial to another.
winning the lost”
following action* for Ih* month morning and reportrd It Imme was entered through a rear door
It
can
happen
If
action
is
not
(aJrr
NOW
while
PanTha Rav. Parham pointed out
of July:
diately. A number nf checks wrrr where Ihr gla.s was broken and
ikat a* Jcaus walked Ih* roads ford and Seminole County citizens have a fiiei J in the State
(til a ital#wid# hast., KS1 driv in th# safe and scatlrred atnut it. the 1i,lrh r#iea*rd.
and climbvd the hill* to go to Roatl Department.
er’s tiernses wrr# revoked, 271 most of them dated Sepl. in
Mitdng fium the budding waa
The'timo. for action is today. Complerenry hps no place au.peniled and 2.1 wer# i*m,*lle<| Tie safe » d returned In Orange sits in r.uh Deputy Shenlf Owena
Drusalem. he made ipiriUl foot
print* that -til t’.me cannot erase. if we are looking toward the future for ni r area.
During the time, the Parota County aulhordies (or further in -aid that no liquor, golf halls,
Tomorrow morning n» 7.30. the Citire.is Committee and Cnmmisvlon returned St liceme* lestigation.
Soma of th# b’esslng* found in
clubs, and other paraphernalia
tail study of th* feet of J**ut menilters of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce with re.trlctlon*.
»*« taken or even twUhrred
Bcmlnol# County action was a* G uavas For Takin g
or# lurgestis# of hit suffering, his I-ong Range Highway I’l inning Commit tic, are meeting at
"Wr luund a leather glove fop
healing pvwer, th* conifort and the Glass Tower *n 17-92 for u compic r day of ACTION. follows: ganfoid — John Cairy,
the right hand n the scene,"*
R TV. I rd So.llS Sanford Ave Owen* said
Johnnie I #e Collins, Uscar Lee
k»lp h# g'va*. f it power to blot Get out and help! Do youi part!
Kirk.ey. Claude C!#i eland l^ck#, .aid tndav that If ladle, planning
nut am, of on# worthy of wonhlp
In mdrr io get thr ra«h that
«
Lewis Charles Mackey,
Lewis t# make guava telly wauled »om#
t.ik#u a fi)e.«*(# was pried
and af victory, ha concluded.
Benjamin Moye. Slantey Pochor- •>* the fruit they ecu Id help them- „p#n «,(), n bat looked like a tire
M iss M cCorm ick
do, l^ru) Small. Hurarr Wood, j H ie s fun- 'he bjihe* alongsbie |,w(j i tlr drawer » n a rampteto
revoked; ttuii Mks,Jnhnnit Co- '* hi# ho •»
bus from the damagr Taken front
Dies Here Friday
laud Ivey,au-pended;Lake MonThere
w!> !•# “ rbarpe for the ||„.
„#r# onr l0|| „{ rpiarters,
Mias Mary Jane McCormick, at roe—Albert Everett Hawkins, ie- ft nit, Ixud -aid, Just n ip your-|twu rolls nf nickel., iwo rolls of
died Friday at her home on Writ loked; Lnngwoud — Joel Fabian | a. Ives at long at ihey are atail- pramet, one package of lifly H
20th St. She had been in ill health
Nelson, revoked.
aide.
mils, one *iu bill and Ihe balancw
MIA SI I t —The Weather Bureau lor some lime
in either 93 or MO bills
in urd this advisory No. I on hurri Born ui Mct’orkle, W. Va,. Aug
Nn fingerprmls wrte found at
9.
1*77,
she
had
lived
In
Sanford
cane Hilda:
ilir .cen# whin Sergeant R VV,
lor
the
past
threw
year*
and
waa
a
Air Fort* raeonnal.unr# lhi*
Tench nf the Sanford Puller De
morning indicates that Iht dis member of the Church or L'hriiL
partment anil Con-table J Q,
Among
her
survivors
arr
two
turbed condition north o( the lee brothers, Grant McCormUk. St.
; "Slim" Galloway were called t»
ward Islands which has brra un Albans. W. Va.; J. II. McCormick.
Ihe scene of ihe breaking and rn*
der observation for th# pa«i 21
, lering.
Sanford:
two
vistrrs.
Mr*
Geneva
hour* has now just developed n irrl- Lacey. Mr*. May Mct.'oma* San
Ti# juke bos in the building waa
cao* wUnsity.
pried open and an uneslimalrd
ford, and several nieces and neph
number nf nickel* and small
Tho hurricane wta located at U ews.
change taken
a.m. (KST) at IsUludo 20 0 n rth, Funeral services were held Sun
lonfilude <91 west, or 1U miles day at the Paola Church of i hrist
louthcait ol Turks Island II is with burial taking place in Ihe
C o fC Directors
mono* in a ticsl-norlhwatl dirte- Sylvan Lake Cemetery. George
Don at U m.p.h.
M eet Tomorrow
Hasklna officiated.
Hurricane winds art occurring
Th# regular monthly netting
In squalls around Ihe center par
uf the lloaid of Directors of tha
Seminot* County Chamber of
ticularly north of tho center with M eeting Is Tonite
fa it winds *xlmdlng outward 129
Ctimmrir# will be held tun-orruw
A meallpp of the Police Bene
evening at > p.m. in the commis
mil** In tha m.rthesitcrn semicir
sioner’* ,oom of Ui# City Halt
cle and TO mllas in th* southwest- volent Association, cf th* Sanford
The agenda announced today
•m samlcircla. The cantril pres- Police Department, will be held
by Forreat Brec ken ridge, man
sure Is cakulalad at B J I Inches, tonight at Ih* Pig K* Whist!#.
Tim* for th* muting Is set for
ager. will Include a Highwag
0:30 p. tn.
Report, th* announcement uf
ACADEMY AWARDS
It Is probable that a discuss Ion
committee* for Ihe eomtng year
HOLLYWOOD (*-TK# 1M» Aca of tha forthcoming fourth annual
by president-elect Georg* Totjhy,
demy Award* will b« presented Policeman's Ball will ha tha only TOTAL LOSS n a th# aetlmatad Asmara fr» *h!« 1»K Old* sedan
*n esplaivalion af tha Shag.
M il March 21, Acaiamy President maltar ol httshi#** to ram* before Involved la a collision at 2)th 8t- sail Park Ave. rcaterday, (Staff lifting and Bad Chock Lav b f
PhaU)
Saw*Lor Doug la* gianstgwm.
•d.
tha group thia arming.
Raising Revenue
NAVY DONATION— Chantum K. W Krmnon of th- ?»nfi rd Naval
Auxiliary Air Station ThursJav prtsenied Mr* D a i Knox, aw*tar* of th* Semlm-I* Co.i.it' Chanter of th* Anieri-an R-d trow ,
with a check for 9549 50. Thi. fig-ir# reprasra*-. th# total contrtbgtiou collected from th* combined unit* at th- air r'atirn Hurina
th* Rod Ctnia’ Sp #. ial Disaster Dm# for thr fl .od stricken North*a«t#rn stairs, tOfflcial Ph tograpn l*. S,
*»_____________
A
Knifej, Glass Battle
Is Fought In Tavern
Parish House Set
1 As Meeting Place
To Hear Smothers
Th* Samlnolo County Junior
Cfeanb«r ol Commerce announced
today that th* Joint meeting of
Kinford civic tlubs to hear Sena
tor Oeori* Smathera, will b* held
at Holy Cron Episcopal Church
Pariah House.
Commit!** Chairman Tommy
Mriafcr, In chan* ot the planning
for th* event, laid that the lunchtoa meeting will begin sharply at
JS o'clock with members ol the
Jayteer, Rotary Club. Kiwanis
Club and Lioni Club assembled lo
hear the report on accomplish
menu ot the Urd congress.
Stringer aeid that a limited num
her ol reierratlona can be accept
ed today by calling 1372- How
ever. he said, we cannot tako care
of more than MO at th* Pariih
Home.
Th# re* ion for the change In loeatica for the hmcheon meeting.
Stringer revealed today, was the
fact that the number ol reserveIlona were smaller then anticipat
ed.
Plana are not yet complete, the
eaamitteo chairman said today,
for the reception to bo given Sena
lor Smathera as bo arrives ui San-
Two Negro* s battled it out with
a knife and a glass pitcher Fri
day night about 10:30 as they
fought across the top of a bar in
a tavern just east of Oviedo.
Johnny Byrd. 21-y*ar-old bar
tender at Gammage't colored bar
was attacked, according to Constabla George Kelsey of Oviedo,
with a hawk billed knife wielded
by William Cross.
Constable Kelsey said that
Cros* will bo charged with at
tempted murder at an outcome of
hit inveitiration completed fc'atutday morning.
Kelsey reported that Byrd re
ceived knife gashes through th#
left side of his face and head
down into the Jaw and also In
the right wrist. Three arteries
were severed in tha melee and a
great .amount of blood was lost
before he could be taken to the
Oviedo Clinic for medical treat
ment. Byrd was patched up and
lodged in the Seminole County
jail until he wai released Satur
day about noon.
■ Cross waa hit in the head by a
glasa pitcher.wielded by th# bartender in an effort to ward off
th* cutting hlow*. Last reports,
according to Comtabla Kelsey, re
vealed that he was brought to
th* Sanford Hospital in an un
conscious condition. Hospital at
tache* Saturday morning were
unable to deter mine where Cross
waa takra. The Sanford Herald
waa advised that there were no
beds Friday night and there was
no record of Ihe Negro being
transferred to any other hospital.
Deputy Sheriff* Boh Carroll
and John Bennett wer* called to
the scene to bring th* injured
man lo the Sanford hospital.
Dr. L. Meriwether
Dies Unexpectedly T ra ffic Crackdown
Dr. L- I. Meriwether di*d sud
denly yesterday in New Orleans. Appears Underway
In., where he bad served on the
■Ujf of th* Oachner Clinic.
■ora April in, iloi, In Lynchhurt. Va.. ha la survived by threa
brothers. C. J. end P. T. Marianther of Sanford. R. O. Meriwethor of Lynchburg, and several
funeral services will bo conduct
ed Wednesday at 11:1S a. m. at
Brtason Funeral Homo with Father
<iX H. L. Zimmerman of Holy Cross
Episcopal Church offleUtlng.
Pallbearers arc W. A. Adama.
VMM Williams Sr., Joder Cameron,
Brawn Miller. George Stine. Tom
Rotoor, Howard MonUeth, B. B
riwaley, B. S. Monroe, and
W. f. Brum ley.
A erwekdown on highway traf
fic violations seems to he under
way, according to arrest reports
at the Seminole County Sheriff's
Office thi* rartnlrg.
The arrests Involved reckless
driving, while Intnsiealed, exces
sive speed, and improper passing,
In n summary of the ease* token
from Individual arreat reports.
Florid* Highway Patrol Trooper
T Mark Mock, Palrniman Carl
Williams. Constable J. Q. •‘Slim'*
Galloway, and Deputy Sheriff Ro
bert Carrot, made the arrests over
th# weekend.
Most of the arretta were made
:n the A n ten ml'aa south of thi
Sanford vicinity
Four Items :— --------Children Injured Are Slated ?,arh g MeJ e[
In Au!o Collision; For Agenda Violations Rule
In City Court
Damage Runs High
Assistance Is Needed
From County Citizens
t
Drivers Licenses
Report Is Issued
Weather Advisory
Issued On Hilda
Cash Is Missing
From Country Club
Robbed Friday Nile
�<
n
JAMES M ARLOW
Commissioners Tonight Faced
W ith Great Revenue Decision
A n Em pire S ta rte d D ying In 1 9 3 5
WASHINGTON
An empir*
began t# dit, juit ■ Utile Wt,
■round 4 a.m., t t y»»ra ego Sat
urday. It ws* Sea. Huey Loog'i
political empire In Louisiana.
It began to die. I think, la Our
Lady of the Lake Hotpiul la
Bston Rouga a moment attar L ou
himself died thera from a bullet
wound, and before he was rotd. I
was in Ihe hospital at the time.
On Sunday night, Sept. I, lSU,
ha walked down a hall wig of the
Louisiana State Capitol accom
panied as always by his body
guards, who later said thla It what
happened then:
Dr. Carl Amlin Weiss, a physi
cian, walked up to Long and shot
him. The bodyguard* riddled Walai
to death on tha spot. Loop was
taken tn the nearby hospital and
died there at 4:10 a.m., Tuesday,
Sept. in.
lying'i waa Ihe most complete
political machine in America la
nur time. He controlled It, from
the Stale Legislature and the state
police on down In Ihe shrriffs.
It was terrible power for one
Five n fn wtl» hr faced with a big dcdalon the prohUme before the Foard of Commlatonifht as the .Sanford Board of City Com- sioner* daily.
Today, the citizens of Sanford are ask
ml»»ioncr» mc«t the problem of hrlnginjf
revenue up to the equal with the cit> i ex ing for lietter **rents. tatter lighte, greater
protection, reertation directors, a Sanford
penditure?.
Civic Center, and numerous other capital
For a number of
m the proposed
hudget Is placed before the fcusineasrnrn who Improvements- But the citizens making the
jpifile the dealing of our community, ex request never suggest a source of revenue.
Whether It’' the garbage collection fee
penditure ha* l»-en trimmed, whittled, chop
ped and lepped off to prevent the addition of or the added two mills, It if a necessary re
a mill or two In addlt'onal tax a**e*«ment. quisite beesuso of mouViug costs in the
That chnii of events ha* depleted every maintenance of n good oily.
It is Imperative th'-t 1h<* revenue of the
penny of what might lie fallrd ' reserve
which every ci‘,v government >>hould have city lie ircrense l because ol mounting costs
stored avinv In rase of sime catastrophe or in tha maintenance of a g'»ed city. A* the
some sudden shlfl 1» «h K.rr**'ma« «h*ky coat of government rise* the *nurce of in>•"1 rnnrt Jncre**'
econnmic condit*'
There tumc * ;» .line v/n-'ii •eri rVutii •
ficiais of your eitv must turn! pat, put two
and two tnyetver, and come up with the
answer l^nt additional funda are needed for
the operation of the city
The City of Sanford lUtens attentively
to request* for the addlt’oi* of street lights,
repairs to stree*s, new *t*rel*. more police
men. additional fire flghfrur fnrililies. rx]tnnslon h**vond Its present boundaries, new
sewers, new water mains, and thousands of
other necessary requirements to keep the
citizens of the eommunlt" happy, contended,
protected andxoddled.
Ilut. when Ihn reque-t on the part of
the commisiloiusra la mad* for new funda
to take care of the thousands upon thousands
of request*, thev’re left high and dry to take
care of the mounting problem* the he*t they
can.
Th" City of Sanford In* bc.m confronted
with the continuing loss of dgarette tnx
revenue end it •* eattmnle I that In the coni
ine year alone Ihe city will lo«e nearly 117,000 from this source alone. The climbing
costa of •nlxir and aen lees, the coat of mata-ials on the upgo. the k*eplnp of employee
salaries on a comparable level with oulsldeof'gnvcrpment salaries, are ju»t a few of
The Sanford Harald
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Maa aa all tSa laral a r m prfalii Ml fSto w a i p i i *
Page 2_______ Monday. September 12, IBM
TODAY** BIBLE VKRRK
For hta take I have suffered the loss of
all thing*.—Phil. 3:8.—Paul loat material
thing* hut galqpil Immortal joy while still
on earth.
Kee> Tn T ig h t L a n e !
We'r* no* cvnnlnlnlnp, heeau*e we know
that traffic must he engineered and controll
ed to suit th* growing demand* of our major
roads and s*ree*s.
But, we would like to extend a friendly HAL B O Y L E
warning to Sanford and Seminole County
citizens v ho visit Cirlntrl,, Pi l,<* sure to stay
In the right ?ane at Klllamrv Corner. Winter
Pnrk. Should the unsuspecting motorist veer NEW YORK jri—American indus aehool. became a Navy aniign, vision. Hilpcm takas no credit for
as a psychological warfare originating tha Idea.
Into the left lar.e st this popular and henvilv try today has more frontiersmen aerved
than Ihe old Far West ever knew. specialist on Gen. Eisenhower's "Theoretical engineers talked nl
traveled fnters»'-li< n, e'«u thdiph the light
Their Ilsvy t'rotkclts nf the SHAKE staff in ParU.
la green, he will lie fined tlmec dollar* at business world err pioneers with ■ In 19tl hr quit a lop job as its possibilities as tong ago Is 194?"
new idee nr a new product to sell. assistant to BUI Paley, head man ho said. "All I did was put the
the Winter Park Pol Ire S Inline
Nate Helpern, who dresses end at CBS. tn gamble on the unex idea Into affect."
Certa’rlv tie nfflrinl* In V.'inter Park looks
mure like Clark Gahl* then plored field of closeJrlrrult tele- There ar* now flvo or aix closedelrcuil TV firms in lb* field, but
do not went to create a herd*hlp for motor-! „lr rlfle-totln* Davy, at so is the
llalpern. who predicts the industry
**
Ists. It Is (lift plain farts Hint Ihe traffic en lotinder »nd chief prnmoler of a » / ,
anon
will have a ZJ-million dollar
gineering drnisud* such 'rsffie regulations new rmillimillionulollar offspring nf y G t G J C L r i S K + Q JJX G T annual Income, ao far hai re
the video industry called big icretn
at this point which should settle th" matter cloied-circult letevlslon.
}jlw Irt BUthoriUtiv* answers mained dominant.*
once and for ad.
"It’s a terribly long nam e/or a ftom
Vrtrran* Adminlstra- Some of hia friends regard Nat*
something of a ranegada from
That -cads ns to the point that we riecos- hasically simple thing," hr a tmlt- tion to fiv* (|ur»tions of interest as
regular commercial TV, but he
ted
to
former
servicemen
and
their
aarily po'nl ou; the tired for uniform regu Halprrn. president »f Theatre
says:
lations on a nal'onwld" be.*'*. Not with Fed Network Television. Inr . isn't in- Q. If I take a correspondence "We don’t burl either ordinary
eral regulations . . that ’••nu’d h« the last terested in the nonpaylng home- rnur** und-r the Korean Gf Bill, TV or the moviei. We (imply give
viewing TV spectator. Ha sets up • t what rate will I us* up my Of the publie and buainosa a new
word bec"u*e W"’re too Involved In Federal network*
over phon* lines which training entitlement?
medium they never bad before."
regulation* now We need a great Influx to rnsble him to:
A. One-fourth of the length of
ward grn*s rno's regulations. Hut, It would 1, Televiie In paying thraler Ihe court* will ho charged against an, and t hare boon thinking of
he to the advantage of r'tle* to cooperate audiences bin sports and special your entlllamenL If tha rourao going to Canada and buying a
events tod costly for runs for two yenra, for rumple, farm. Could I usa a Gl farm Iona
with one another in adopting r!an* that are entertainment
any advertiser to sponsor. Exam you will hav« used six month* of to purchase n farm la Cauda?
uniform srlth ni«tr* citin'
that one might ple: The Marclano-Moore fight, entitlement.
A. No. Under the law, a Gl
understand motoring retaliation* wherever which Jalprrn predicts will draw <j I have Just Item discharged loan
rannot b* placed on proper
"Ihe first million dollar TV box of. from military service. What la
ha might go.
ty outside th* United States or
lira gate in history."
Miliiors of dollars annually, are poured g. Replace expensive business my time limit for applying far Its territorial ar posseas Ians.
Gf Insurance?
Q. In computing my yearly In
Into coffers of j»ollce stations been use of convention*, which cost some firms Korean
A. You must apply, and p»y rom* for VA pension purpoees, da
unique relations in solving of traffic pro up In a million dollars a year. your first premium, within 120 ( include only my take-homa
It Is as a new tout for bu*iness days after th* dot* of your dis
blem* that are not umin stood by visitor* rommunirallon
salary or my gross salary Includ
that llalpern ex charge.
from afar off.
pects dosed circuit television to Q. 1 am a disabled veteran In ing all deductions?
A. You must Include your gresa
One Sanford citizen traveling to Orlando mike its greatest success.
•chool under Publie Ia w 16.
rather than your takton builnsss, wa* fined the necessary three "It Is estimated that business- Would ! be entitled to VA dental salary,
men spend U million dollars a year treatment If I need It ta prevent home salary after deduction*.
•buck* at Winter Park her apse or his unfamt- on transportation alone going to Interruption of my training?
Veterans Bring to Central Flor
'llarlty with the sister eitv regulations. Pos rooveniions, and an'additional Jin A. Yes, You would be entitl'd ida who wish further Information
sibly many more have nitffered the same million for room rentals, meal- to dental treatment to avoid In-: about their benefit*, should write
entertainment." h* observed. tsrruptlnr your training.
th# VA offie# at 41 E. Central
penalty. Bo, ties Is waning enough that antHalpern
doesn't aspect to destroy
q. I am a World War If voter- 'Ave. Orlando.
should vou want to avoid paving the trio Uir tradition of conventions—"peo
of dollar hills, stay in the right hunt nt Kil- ple always nrrd lo meet each
other face lo face"—but In many
lnrney Comer.
rases ha feds dosed rircull TV
Remember — It pay* to drlvt, "right".
can do the job better and cheaper,
Frontiersm en C om e Into Industry
A stronom ers Take Look W a y Back
D E L A W A R E , Oh i o , (A Astronomers here, peering back
billtoni of years, now say more
atari produce heavy elrmeola once
Oioughl to be prcsrnl only at the
birth of ha universe.
Unit recently, ona theory held
that all matter la the ualveree wte
combined Into en enormous bell el
the time of creation. The bell wet
thought to havo expanded rapidly
Imm Internal pressure, filUag the
tmlverte with Ha material.
But tew Dr. Oeedfrty Radar,
director el the Ohio Westeyu Uni
versity observatory, says miny
elements common today may not
have existed five billion year* ego
whea itieaUita believe the ualveree
wee born.
Dr. Keller mentions heavy ele
ments such ne lead, Iron and ba
rium, He saya the theory new Is
thst only the lighter elements were
leaned five bUHea yean igo) tha
cin ssr.
ee
'*asr«.irSi%*'
heavier ones developed leier end
etlll ere being developed
Dr. Keller credlli ■ collesguc.
Dr. Philip C. Xeenao, In making
considerable progress In deirrmmiag tha origin of certain clamant*.
Ih e oM theory held that nuclei
nf hairier elements were supposed
to have have crested when neutrons
were added te lighter nuclei. Dr.
Keller iiye this iheery wee shaken
when it wee found Ihet certain
light aecM will ael Uhe la saw
at a temperaure of too million
degress.
In order n distribute its menufactored elements through spare,
Ihe stars wnuld have In rxplodr
«Uh IremcnJous violence. Dr. Ktller says.
Someone In Hurry
'Buys' Auto Port
TUUA, Okie. uR-Lavee gunhary, servlet meniger for a local
automobile agency, said mtehan
lea working with a new ear couldn't
start Ihe engine. After , sctrral
•llempti, Including pulling gasollna In the leak, they looked un
der the hood.
There they found w r a p p e d
around a wire leading Into iha
distributor were two m o dollar
bills. Further examination showed
the distributor rotor wai goo*,
apparently "bought" by someone
In a hurry"Whoever it was," chuckled
Stenbery, "Is due some change."
He u y i tame experts discovered
that technecium, whose nuclei de
stroy themselves within • million
yean by radioactive decay, was
present In certain iters. It w ii
determined, that, that technecium
must ha miaufacured eonilinlly
nr it would long since hive van
ished.
Astronomer* also noted exlrsoe,
dinary abundance of other elamanta, taihen and gtrconium in
particular, In same stirs They
reaseoad that If a star tiuld pmduct technecium It sleo could man
ufacture Its excess of other clemanta.
The number ef U.S. men be
Dr. Keller states that experts
discovered that ela moots, such is tween the ages » 2 l has fallen
rubidium, (bund tn exceptional from a record T*t million la
quantities, have neutrons so stable JPU tn fits million.
that they take on no more neutrons.
— *enoa tt e "sattefeetery lalanm
C IV IL
i roeeartfe ahowi
atari manufatcuriag heavy
.
elemsnti ere aid atari eparitlag
A N EW S E R V IC E FO R B A N K
B O TTLED G A S
>f av»ev--
*
Controlling Attacks
Of Bronchial Asthma
particularly for giant corporations.
"A convention may taka up the
time of top eaecutlvea for days or
even weeks," h* said. "Over • TV
elosod circuit, management can
gel over its metis gas to all It*
employaa or stockholders in a few
hours."
Last June over a TNT network
which hr set up, Sun Oil Co. exec
utives introduced and demonstrat
ed a nsw kind of gasollna in a
ont-hour program to 14,000 dasltra
gathered In JT hotel haUrnomi, two
Ihealers anJ one auditorium in JO
cities.
Other closed circuit networks
organised by Halpnrn hare nublod
him to:
Televise II championship fights
Give a rllywlde elimination to
leathers (or the New York City'
Hoard of Education.
Brief doctors in 40 citiaa simul
taneously In tha us* of a new drug
firm product.
Televise Ihree performsnees of
the Metropntllan Opera.
Help a large corporation hold its
largest shareholder*' meeting.
Demonstrate to siteimen k A
scattered factory workers a new
electronic brain built by n e In
ternational B u a 1 n e s a Machine*
CVrp.
Halpern. who himself It almost
as tell aa a TV antenna, once
bounced basketballe tor the Univer
sity ef Southere California.
He went on la Harvard tew
VSB£*Z
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•pMMUNN.1
WHJLI hay forer ta an ostramslj annoying typo of allergy,
asthma la n much store aartooa
problem. There recurring attack*
can leave you gasping for breath
and totally disabled.
Be*ween three and Ore or every
100 persona in th* United BtaUa
suffer from asthma. Soma 2.000 000 of them hav* bronchial
asthma, tha form of tha dlacare
usually meant when we spank of
asthma.
■areRtty ta Factor
Bronchial nathan itrlfcai both
— m u
•B its parent
tha cnaaa begin t n ______
11 Lika bay ftrer, asthma frequanUy la found In fa n litre with
HUtortre of allerty. Baca— of
thla wt think b— dlty might bn
a factor.
WBU* asthma a n y ba ana— bp
•Uorgy to vart— fa— ar aoreo
aort of InfMUoo. wan sonaldir
here only thore attacks brought
on by ragwtod ta d
not*.
Moaiattaffcaoeeor at night and
if untreatad might last from aa
hour to aarerel day*- llta langar
tha attaek taata and u » more totore* It M» tha grantor ta tho
prevent aa attaek la kg tohaltig
•ptoaphrtaa aprey from a nebaiw er.n severe ntucfca, lnlecuena
of epinephrine or '
ally prof— rottof.
be 10— by
Try and
S to p
Mo
--------------- By BINNITT CKRF------------- -OTS OF PECULIAR CHARACTERS In P*l*r Da Vrioa' novel,
"Th* Tunnel of Lov*.- On* thinks a ia«rsucktr la a goof
who spends all his dough on fortuno tellers. AnoUtar
talks, "Whoa I wako up and
Bad I havo tho flu, 1 know
I’m aUk.” A third ho— ask
ing hia analyst, "Hav# I told
<3
you about m y aberration?"
My favorite, howtvar, la tho
on* who calls his place Moot
Point (because there's a legal
difficulty about tho boundariea and right of way) and
who, whan asked If ho ever,
hoard of a dan on called tho]
czardas, a a k ■ dubiously,'
"That's by H oagy, Carmi
chael, lin t H r
o # o
— 4
L
tawoptataMor
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boded tray with a h am — HO'crash, Kddta
i *f that pragreaatva stuff to this jerpU"
a
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."to y , hay
•
, a thick,t, it—
snaaoaa a a c ra tlo a plaga
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BOARD
SANFORD
Mow t l# T H o w 'F S o tf
A prompt and fair soHlamant f t i
any insuranea claim depend* upon
QUALIFICATIONS daalrod are: Good Character, erptrianeo In tha priadptoa and p rflgrt—
•f aoftoatrinjr aa applied to the dovalopmont, eonalruetlon aad maintananre of a wator and — ar
ayitem.
KaowMffo of tho prindplan and practice* of public adjninlatratkra. Ability to ptan aad diraet«
to aitabUih food publlo and — plcyoa ralatiooehlp.
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rr, mi va
— By N o n K— —
Caafml Fraao Ifrttap
,• fBCRETARY H U M P H R E Y tire will claim tha credit tt that*
■aya government departmtnta ar* Isn't tha taxparar will oa*d i t .r i
Mtfinff "*M fashioned revival r
I t t
__1 ,
mrettoga" to affect an Moaoany
Fow’ta
hoard
about
hetag
drive. That's tha trouble with I* your Inc sms. WtO, Iha sauk^.
.real
ay, U always has ta ba re- (rich ta living satfhaaf IL
I
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t i t . ____
Bet think *f #M th* aaOdSM yu*s'
[ T ls aafd-prer f s t w m n l hudget revealed aw upward (read (a
*1^—1 yi(i
•pending. A Mikas Acre, o hUIIM
fl—yM1
Oreo.
i
i t t . •
Harry Truman cltan iha ItapuH
cut. Bcaiu* 1033 campaign promts* of
a balanced hudgaC Wall, attar
being out far t a yaan you s e a t
t t t
btam* thasn for trytag to g«t i *
If there ia a lax cut, hath Bag*
reealte. And etrong
eoftee'er
M g oottao
or
of l a o h a ip itItare attaoka fort
Dm to tho roaignatton nf the Suporintonddfct 0f tha Wator Dopartmtnt, OflfliroHoM for flf>
pnlntmvnt to thla position will bo ncceptad at thfl office of tho Civil Strvico Board la tho City
Mall, not later than Sept .24. '65.
. --
YOU'RE TELLING ME?
Thera Ta no c u n for>brenahtal
— b a n aaatpl to nrotoilhopollaa
to which you are — *a.Wl—
a.
i
however, control moat attacks by
n variety of wall triad
S E R V IC E
OF
taboo
i t hi
breath* ta than it ta to —warn
•toe# aiptratlon usually la g eore*
pnreUreiy treble act anyway, f m
a while you will breath* In more
•Ir than you can tapir*. Lilt)* by
little your lungs becocna
dlatandfd with raatduol Mr.
A woman reporter, friendly «>th
the bodyguards, sat outside our
of fire. We sat out tbeps loo to are
what happened to the lobby.
Around 3 a.m., Umg*a family
his chief lieutenants came to hur
riedly and went upstairs.
At 4:10 a.m. or a little liter
one of Long'a mm from upstalre
came down. I don't know whether
he gave the bodyguards a sign nr
they saw somathing to his fact.
But (hey jumped to thair fcaL
Tha Long man laaned over the
woman reporter to whisper. I tried
to hear. He said:
"Get back, you." I got bark. Mm
I heard him aay: "H*'s dead." I
bad to be aura and tha only place
to be sura was on tha second
floor.
I ran for the stairs. The whole,
lobbyful of guards ran for tha
stairs. I waa squeezed to tight,
trying to go up. I couldn't move.
I thought: "Thla Is whero I gat i t "
A string* thing happened.
Tha bodyguards who an horc
before might have thrown me down
tha stairs fell back and let ma
through. No one said anything lo
me. We all went up tha stairs to
gether. walking, no running, with
me in front.
Latrr. I thought: Long had been
their link with the fantastic politi
cal machine which was thair pro
tection and their bread and butter.*
And now he was dead and the link
wai broken.
In toe ru«h to the stair* they
acted for the first lime without?
Long around to guida and sav»
ihsm to whatever they did and,
without him. suddenly they felt
atone, earh of them Individually,'
and uncertain.
Their power had been diminished
and It was dlmutohad mom a*
dm* went on.
min lo have. And Long's body
guards, wbo were on the stata
payroll, were the symbol of it.
They had a long record of beat
ing up reporters and pbqtograpbcr*
who worked for newipapera Long
didn’t lik*. Their assault* varied
from fracturing a skull with a
blackjack lo smashing a fact with
a fist.
The one* they hslH movt were
reporters on the Naw Orleans
Ttmaa-Picayune, which hid fought
Long for years. It was a perilous
eapediUoo for oat of them to
approach Long to ask a question
or take a picture.
The newspaper finally ordered
them not to try. Georga Hcaly.
then elty editor and now editor r(
tha T-P, recalled this week over
loog-distanca telephone: “For a
while tha beatings averaged two
or three a month."
I worked on the T-P then and
early oo tha morning of SepL 10,
when wa beard Long waa slipping.
1 was sent to the hospital to keep
a death watch. Arrangements
were made with tha hospital to let
m* in.
I couldn't have gone in. other
wise. Bodyguards stood shoulder
to shoulder on the hospital steps.
Thirty or 40 of (hem sit In the
chairs to the hospital lobby, and
two more endlessly went around
trying the doors to Ui* basement
and examtog the hallways.
They acemrd afraid, even with
long dying, that ana of his many
enemies might bresk in nr sneak
to to finish off the senator on his
deathbed.
Another reporter and t ware
allowed a telephone to a small
office neat to the lobby. Long was
upstairs in a room on tha second
floor. Wa couldn't go up the
guards watched ua steadily.
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�THE SANFORD HERALD Mnn S*rL 12. 1555
Geneva Garden Club Has Meet;
B. E. Wiggins Guest Speaker
v e n li.
Oviedo Teachers Are Honored Guests
A t Covered Dish Supper Friday Night
L»
- . .
rfh% teacher* of th# Ovl#d#
Ilijh School wer# gueit* of hon
or Friday avenin* when tho
Oviedo J’-TA entertained with o
covered di»b amper: thr tllh and
12ih grade mothrr* brinf rhoirotrn of Iht otvntian.
Mr*. J. I- Malcolm ond Mr».
C.‘ E. Wlllla, co-room mothrr*
for lh* 12th grade, were airiajed
in trtvini hr Mi*. J. I. Male# m
Mr*. Roicr C. Milter, lith
g$nla room mother. • • • ab,9
•Mined by Mr*. John Duda, Mr*.
Kridtnand Hud*. Ml*. Jo* » ,k*
1«r Jr. and Mr*. K.lher B#u«L
Teacher* were met at ilio d'*/
by Ml*. Janie* A. Partin. *ub•Muting fur 'll*. R. ft*-' V 1**!**
hotpilality
chall mao ond .*■
Mr*.
tHiipilamy cnliHi'sn
i._- ____
,
Mr*. Walter
Teague, _program
chairman of th# Oviedo p.TA introducod the entertainer* for the
aiming. Mr*. J. I- Leo and
young daughter, AHUon. Little
Mita Lee rendered aereral piano
•election* and Mr*. Lee gave a
delightful and entertaining reci
tation.
About 110 wera pieieot for
the Deration.
Room mother* for th* coming
year are Mr*. Leon Olliff* fin t
grade; Mr*. B. P. Wheeler J r ,
tetond; Mr*. W. A. Woid J r ,
third; Mr*. J. B. June* J r , fifth;
Mr*. l.ein#
Leilie Palter, iu
tilth;
Mr*.
Jirs.
u i , **»i.
Janie* Pear»on, l’*TA
I Milton Core, »e*eiilh; Mr*. Ben
>^iih wa» pre»ented with o htbi*-,^ Wainright. eighth; Mr*. J. K.
<u* cortagr.
I Hrookihirr, ninth; Mr*. Roy
Following a delkiou* meal Mt». Weiienbarger, lenth; Mi*. Roger
Itar*on, alter a word of welcome e ,
] uh; and Mi*. C. K.
tn all introduced l’n>(*»»or F. 8. Willi* ond Mr*. J. 1. Malcolm,
llatchel, who in turn introduced i ]*th. Mr*. J. B. Jone* Jr. i» th*
the teachf* ond g*»* **ch a gift , oorn mother*' captain,
from tho P-TA.
.
--------------------
Other* who received note* of
Introduction w.i* Mr*. C. >«•
An*.
**ct*tary;
Mr*.
Blanch*
Partin and Mr*. Franc.* Cartlodge, lunch room chairman and
i M ilitant; Mr*. W. 0*
another auUUntf the Unchmra
afkl their hu*bandi; Prof**»or
Waller A. Teague. a»»l»unt auponntendent of Public InitrueUon
at SemlaoU County and former
principal of tho Ovlodo *chool.
and Mr*. Marion St- John, pmidont of lh# Seminole County eoun
ell of P-TA, who mnd# a few an
p m ineam enl*.______________
§outhside P - T A
Plans Reception
X P-TA boaid oiooUag waa e»H•d Thuroday at Southilll* »«h»*l
with 11 membois being pment.
Plan* fot a r*c*ptloi» to bo gi*
• r fo- th* mw piror.U and tooeh
m i fo tho w-ool wer* mad*. Thla
rrcoptlon will b# hold tomorrow
aa 1:30 p. m.
*Tho first half hour will ho *P*nl
recaption will be held Thuraday
with teachoro In tholr roomI.
Mr*. BamU'gor. pt#*ld#nt, told
• f th* otudy eoun* m *ntly hold
•nd th* School ol fnitnictlos at
which Stale nffleero will b# proa«.nt. Th# county musrtl roprooont•tivoo. Mr*. A. H. Harri*. and
ktr*. Dalian Laop mad* tholr roVort*.
fisiAM jm dA
Mr. and Mt*. J. M. Stineciphtr
ha*a roturned, fiom Maryville.
Tonn, wheta they accompanitd
tholr daughter, Miaa (.race Mario
Stinocipher to Maryvlllo College.
Mita Stinociphrr, a tophomoro,
plan* to aujor la tocondary edu
cation. Sbo I* a mombor of tho
marching band, Th# 8cotch High
lander* and li alto on th# *taff of
th# college paper, Th* Highland
Echo. Mr. and Mr*. SUaocipher
•pent Mm* timo ia th* Smoky
Natioaal Park and vitiUd ia
G r d a d v i o w and Chattanooga,
Toan, hofora rtturning homo.
Joha File, who gradualod from
Davtdion College, will ontcr Duko
Univoraity Durham, N. C, SepL
17 to ronllii'io Hi* atudiet in
paychology. J o h n received a
•cholarthip from tha U. S. Health
Service. ThU tummer ho worked
at a MaetachuietU eummer ■#*ort for thro# montha and "taw
quite a lot of Now England”.
While there ho attended tho
C ircle To Meet
11m EUla Kalghl'a Circle of ™ Rrookmhir* Ninka! Foalival in
P in t BapUit Church will moot at Tangltwood, Ma*t, which i* th*
• p.m. with Mr*. Irvlag Pryor at homo of th# Boeton Top Orehootra. On hi* way homo ho took
Margaret Rood.
in oovorel playo ia Now York.
/tj^twa
j M c 7"
3oea
uuvimo
% I |M1 VIM
i y "
•*EW EUCTfilC SHAVER
OESIONEO FOR THE
NEEDS OF WOMEN
\ GIFT FDI1 %1,1.—The Ira. her* of the Oii-i! r M "-' wrre honored
with a tinned di»h »uim-*r Friday night. I S. tin •' cl, . imcinal,
introduced each with a gift from til- I PA. Ten"' e i- »>. it,»r vhowtr
in outer. Mi** Kcnr-tine Frrtith. ftr-i eiade- M-* lh'cth) l! e -crood; Mr*. Kathnine Teague third' Ml*. I cier Hart, fat rtht Mi*.
Sanford Demo Club Lake Monroe Club
Listens To Reports ’ Has Work Project;
Mrs. M arrs
Given By D cleqatcs Hears
Th* lurk* Monro* Home He-
Friend* of Jim Rob*on will be
The Sai.kt.ri Hr ire riemitmtioglad to learn that ha la recuper lion i-lub :r.e',ing *>** hrld That*ating at hit home on <10 E. lith Jiy eftemosn n t^e County Home
St.
Ptmomlralitn eenter at 2:30
Mr. and Mr*. R. F. Robiton and
Ronnia l»ft Saturday for Ch*rle*ton, S. C. whete Ronnia will eiv|
lor hi* froihman yoor at The
Ciladol.
moi .tration Pluh met i'ltday
etening (or it* h u t m -ian of
th* fall *ra*on at the home rf
Mt*. Arthur IUm* on IV. 21*t.
o’clock.
St.
Mr*. J. N. At*»rello. ptetlikrit.
Aa a wmk projrct. Mim Myrtle
piriiiled. f 'Towlnr routine hu*i- Wilion gatr inttrucliona for cov
itfi*. Mt*.
T Turner and Mr*. ering clothe* hanger* with color
John I , CUrV **t * attended the ed yarn. While the work **»• In
*ute home domonttratlon thml ptogre** Mr*. Clover Man* ga*«
court* in Coin- ivillc tht* tunimri. an interetUng account of her
lectui* c o r n a t th, itate meet*
S»ve their rc*wr'»
They ttote.i th* theme **» ing thi* pad rummer.
Newly elected offl.rt* wer* in"Ye»terd«y'* Diearn*. Tmlay'* Ac*
t 1o n, Toirn-rour'* Accompli*)*.1italic,1. They ai<- Ml*. Clover
rnent*”. They •ko related that Main. pir»nlcnt; Ml*. J. II. Tint.toro wer* tt7 r*giit*rrd dele- del. vk* ptc*iJcnt; Mi*, t'. F-.
Jack ton. »ccictary; and Jlia. J. K.
gat**.
Mr*. Turner trrrercnle.l Seml- Andrew*, delegate.
Hellciou* lefreihmenta w a r e
nolo County In lh* dru* rrvu*.
•rived
to all pretrrit.
H*r four** a** “Fathion Today.
You Tomor oa*'.
Mr*. Clark took a court* In
"R*c**alior in »hr Tlwne". She
•aid that Hr W'ayr.* Rim , pr**|.
dent of th* Lnivmily of Florida
gave an informal tra fnr lh* group
Sir*. Ray Sml'h told of the
Seminole Pointy choral group'*
nartlripatmn durinr the rourve
•nd how writ thrv w*rr received.
Sli*a Mvr'ir Wilion. home d*.
monatration offlcv i m t , aboard
a ropper to.)l|ng picture whi,h
sno waa vorl'ng on. The elub will
take up copper- lor,Hug thla fall.
Alan the Oemunitiated how to
cover dre>a hanger* with wool
Assembly To M eet
Sanford A*»emb1* No. » Order
nf Rainbow for t'.lil* «lil hate
It* first meeting *1 " M p. ni
Monday at Ma tonic Temple Tlie
Attembly ha* been cloved lor
•ummrr varalkon Mr*. Kalherlnc
Reynold*, mother *dti-or, urge*
all nflicer* and rnemhet* In be
pre»rnl a* Ihnr will be an elect
ion of officer* and plan* made for
lh* roming term.
Rrlirvhmrni* will be arrved
after Ihr meeting.
thread.
Mr. and Mr*. K. F'ito and John
had aa their houto gue*t for lha
pad *r*«W Mita Mogaa Goodwin
of Raleigh, N. C.
Richard R. Manhal! or Baltimore, a atudont al Gotiiburg
Coll eg • where ho I* etudylng for
tho mlaUtry, ia vitlting hi* aittor and family Mr*. Jam** W.
Buckler on Ea*t Third St.
Monforton Twins
Honored By
A lurpriae farewell
nring tho Ml**** S
Sonja Monforton *
Thuraday at tha homo
Mr*. Jo* Coct*thall b;
•f tha Chriitlan aad
Alliance Church.
Tha girl* wilt loav* *oea
mi lor InUnaent Junior college in
Virginia. Several mutlral gam**
wore played aad enjoyed by the
group.
Each af (ho lwin* we* prt»ent#4 with a gift and Tommy Stringor, proaldent of th* choir, **prtMtd appreciation for tho girl*'
•onrkoe with lh* group.
Light rofroihmont* wer# »*rvod U tho !• guo*U protopL
Store
s o t s , lit St.
PMm I
Oar U fd iw ai P1uH
AU C alen d ar
l i i t i n g s And
Society News
A r t R equested
By B f . m. T he
Day P reced in g
PebUeatioa
MRS. JOIIV CLARK, left and Mr*. K. T. lu.tter are ihowtnr »
eopner tooling aamrle that th* Horn* DemonrtnPon Club will w.
on thla fall. Both women g#v* report• n-r thr w**k *ho't
rour»* hrld thla aun-mrr in Gaineivill* Mu. Turner I* th* count*
elnthe* winner and i* modeller 'h* oteva that w->.r h*r '.he trin whth
Mra. Clark ia tha th* delegate from lh* eluh (Photo b" Jame*on)
BALLET
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BATON BALLROOM
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WILL YOU BE OUR GUEST?
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I.cw ons
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Virginia llol-ilaw. fifth: Mtr. FIoomico Windhart alxth; Mi*. VnKitii.t Sitin', -ecruth: III** Ltu* IILid. i'll, rit »•*,; I r,,(r«.i>r Mont
It ' jid*. nltrh: Mi* M It S nidi, l.-rtth M* '■■ime* hither,
rlet i'th; and l'n>fr«*i>r Paul Vlikl.j twelf'h lilt, hi tit Jauiemn
Si II.111! I
R EG ISTR A TIO N
3:00 to 3:00 p. m.
MJXBURY SCHOOL OF DANCING
1«t V i f i p r ■
0ik u i
H um 1724
ConpW«* stock of hnllel
A tn “> shoe?. In nil s iic s ,
“ for lit'le tot'* & lecn-
agent too'.
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— 1.95 & 5.05
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"Whet* rju’ility ia luglicr than price"
p lo v e r
"I L O V E L U C Y *
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A wonderful Permanent
that** ao easy to manage
, . , Deep waves, soft, Iring
lasting curia—
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S e p t 13 an d 13
The Garden Club id Gtnevl photography, leil your m:l for
held lit fir*1 merlin; of the *e»* pi .rdin In e and »ull ible planting,
»on at C'limn unit) Hull nn Weil- Mack >mir Il.-h p >ml* with halanrnr»d*y with 'Ir• C. I. ( ampbell, rd «pectr and al*o adti*e on r«nproidrnl. pi,*id.n:
hulled rutlin; of timber, which
Mr*. J. II Bilbrry. program wa* iliuutratcd hv a film on forchairman, introduced B. F Wig. 'c*tr*
tint, manager of Seminole soil Thi* «*» ' .*ed h* the testu
Cun*rttaliun l»i*tiut. (hr guett tar biuniiu meeting rapahly ran*
tpcakrr, who rjmke on •'-.!• and ducted hv : r (ollowing etrculito
cuntrrtalion.
niftier- Mr*. • . L Campbell,
Hr informed Hie Club that it m i preiirlrnt
V * J. V stnwrtl,
only rercnllt that the pr .p.r rra- *ceretar> a . i Mt* J j Lrillcr,
llrcd Ihr nrrd for pa>*tng a cun tffatuirr
tritatiun lu Our In Ihr la*t n
Itrpoit* of rnmmlllret wrto
linrlum of nutiie lirr-. plant* anil given, an t !:.<■ foilnwin; nr.i memwild Itlr He wrnt on in *,n that her* wrie mliiuturnl and wel*
Ihr policy of thi* I** rail* lot romr.l r.t.i t,»r Club: Mi* J
loirtlghl. rctlrainl and imitiulird Schuler 'll* I K. I.utk Ml*,
rvphntatiun nf natural rr.nurcel .1. " ' l i v i r ’.l and Mm . " \.
in order In pnttule a material ha Kllcnwuol
•i* lor tbr cllair nf luturr ;cnrTlie In*•i< «r Mr* Hronn, Mr*,
rallon* ttiih Ihr
imira-r In pu |,«*Kil*.
Mi* nallard and Mr*,
pulatiun. on trit lur di-pcnd* on Srhulci >r-r tiankrd and com*
il II land i* not pimluctitr rnnugh plinirntrd I
Ihr delicmu* ie>
In >tip|Miit t ie |Nipulatiiici. a l.tvirr lir*hment» and rnmmrnilrd fur
*tandanl nf litliig i* the uiitinme arrongril ai l tery altiartlte rtraa* in Japan and Kmca
Ihr well anangrd and trry al*
Mr. ttigun* altn infninn I Ihr Irarlite rnaluint of hitti*cn*, all
Club that the Srtlttnoli soil i nn. kind* and mini*, which dirwr a |.
•rrtatinn hutrict *tant* irady, miring mmmentt finm eluh memIn chart your hnuiulanr* ht all her*
held at 2 pm. with Circle N'o. 7
in rhaigr. Mi*. J. M Moyc-i* the
leader
The Pilot dub will hold i hu*i*
nr** merlin; at Ihr Yatlit Club at
MONOAT
A p m at which time Mr* Marie
Circle* of 'he W mice of the Firwt Glracun nf ihala. dnlrirl It G,<*
Pii»h)terl*u ' hil.ch will meet a* rinm of Pilot Inlet national, will
fol-owi: No t. Mi* Ralph Audio , make her official riilt
Smith. Chairman m'h Met, \V. A, I Ciirle* nf th* ft’.S.C S. of th*’
I'a'iitk in 1.it, h A it r a: 3.30 p Fil'd Mclbndlit Chuirh will nlrcl
in : No. 2, f * ft I Rocha, Chair* al Ihe following place*: No, 1,
m in, with Mi*, ft'. I*. ItitHiku, tIT Mia. ft'.
Kirk, 215 ft. L'tlth St ,
I t'd 2nd Si. at A p. In: No. 3, lit a in, N'o. 2, Mr* Cheater
Mi*. I'lau,1* Mow* d, Chairman, itameli, l.akr Matkhaiu, 9:30 am.
with Mi*. C. I llr-IJing, hid \ *• N
Ml* R- "• Ilerion, 2110
Irmia lit. at 3 p in.: No I, Mi*. Palmelln, 9 15 am. No. I, Ml*,
t». C Howard Chaiiman. with ft. tV. Tyie, 1tO'J Oak A*e. 9:15
Mr*. Olive* Clantr. Celery Ate. at a in. No. 5, Mi*, II B. Crumley,
3 p. m ; N'o 6 Ml*. (Irotga A. Silver lake, 9 10 am.
Stine, Chai.man niib Mi*. M. L. The l.'nity Cla*t will meet at
t ullum, 20* S Kll'oit At*, at 9.13 7 .15 pm. in the \ alder Hotel .
A. M.J N’c. * M v Arthur C. with Jerry Meacham a* leather.
M oie, lh * rrr.ap. with Mr*. C. R. Th* public |* invited.
Dawton, 60S Oik A' * a’ 3 p. m,
Th* F ild Haptld Intermediate
No ", Mr*. t\ I) Stir.p»«n, Chair- Royal Ain ha*-adorn meet at 7: JO
im n, with Mr*. P. 1 I’’ely, 0»- p.m,
tecn at 2 p m ; L>*nlng Cinlo
The Fit at Ranti*t Church Bu*
No I. Mr* ft S Bt uni ley. Chair, l.a*e- th* ehurih al 6 15 p.m. to
n .m, wilh M:*. ft’. S. Biumlry, carry Training I nmn member« to
M». Harry Kent. Mt*. Cant* the Attociatumal Tlaimng l nlon'
Smith, ami Mi*. Miilum Vinup, on meeting in Oak Hill.
Cc'eiy Avr Covered I)i*h Supper
ft rf»NF.SH\T
at S:’’0 p. m : Ktrinng Circle* No.
The State Mutinn Program will
2 and 3 w !h Mr* C. ft'. Johnton
and Mr*. Ji M lutmi. Chairmen, h* held at 7:30 p.m. at tha Fir»l
wi'l meet wlih Mi*. Thomaa Rat- Itaptid Chinch with tha Men’*
litf Ji , Mr*, flo'.t llumbtey, and lllnlherhoud in ehaige,
Th* Geneva t,arden Club will
Mi-* trance* Cot>b le the KducaTha ft'. M. I’, nf lh* Fnd flap. hold it* fird garden run at New
Smyrna Beach, whet* they will
•i*l Church will meet at 10:45 l-e Ihr gurd* of Ml*. Albert Mea in. for elti le meeting*. A rover- Cultmli, ami later Vint a local
ed dith luncheon will ha hrld at run •ery,
noon with th* pingiam al nnr
o'clock Thi* wilj he a State Ml»ilon ringtam with tha tuple
,Th» m a n
being ''Thy Kingdom Coma In
Hoiida". Circle* No, j and it will
w i t h th «
lu- in rharg* with Mra. II IV.
Rorkir and Mi*. IV. I*, fliogk*
at leader*.
Circlea of the ft’.S C.S. nf llie
Fll*l Metlu>dl*t Chinch will meet
at th* following plaeri: No. (t,
Mr*. J. FI. TetwilU-gcr, 2519 Iliawall.*, .3 pm. No. 7, McKinlry
Hall, 3. in p m. No. A, Mr*. J. M.
Hayra, 119 ft’. IMII S t. 3 p n.
No. P, Mr*. Ruth l.undiiuiil, 1700
Mag* dia, 3 p.m. No. in, Mr- G.
ft’. Ttailry. 2|t ft |aih St . 3 p.m
OUNCE OF
Tha EI*J* Knight Clicle
the Fird llapti-t Churrh
PREVENTION...
meet with Mr*. Irving Pyror *t
209 Maigaret linad at a p.m.
tlw’a In our Settle# Depart•
TUESUAT
men! and hi* ipeeialty U
The Glean*'* C1.--* of the Fir at
earing for your watch with
Raptid Church nl'l meet with
lha nunra nf prevention
Mr*. Carta- Ir th* Bigelow Apt*.,
that eure» “wateh wn»a'\. ,
<11 Park Av»., tt 9 p. m. Mra.
and aarea yeu wnaey In
Cleland will ha eo.hnitCM.
enatly wateh repair later
Th# CPO Wive* rtuh will meet
nn. L*l "our man" ln*p*c<
at 8 p. m. Is th» c f’O Club on tha
ynnr watch... today!
Saufoid Nival Aunliary Air Sta
tii>n. They e-o*rl*lt* ettetid an in
Wro. K. KADKK,
vilatinn In Ihe h’rf* wi*e*
Hatwing I llatwi-f* 2 and VC*8
Jeweler
Refrethnient* will he *er*ed after
Cl* nieet'np hv Mra. Ilnnaid 112 S. I’nrV A vr.
P h. 357-5*
ft’.Tfe. Mra Joa Steppe, and Mu
HV nee e*fy genuine fnef'eyJc.in ft’nlfe
• pp-ni ed r « c f * t« a re *icing
Th* Slate Mltiiun Program in
all Fne S i* lie It alchee
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lh* Fird Bapli«l Chun h will t,e
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P arad ise Found In S E C Football
Cleveland Tribe
Comes Through
In Tight Pinch
By BO W1U U
n « Associated P ru t
Tima was when the Cleveland
Iidllna took tbe rap for choking
up to toe pennant drive. But no
more. Now If* the New York
Yankaoa, the club with a reputa
tion for winning tbo big onei.
Tha Indians, winning It of th*
jt, wart held to Just four hit*
by southpaw Tommy Bynie In a
g-1 first-gam* defeat at New York
yeaterday, but they came from
behind to win 31 In the pivotal
nightcap.
A lota would have dropped th*
Indian* irpm first place In the
American L ain*. Inataad. they
can alt back and rest while the
AL takes a day off today, bolding
0 m-garna lead with 11 to play.
Bobby Avila, with eight hits in
By MERCER BA1LCT
The Aaaeclatai Praaa
Seen who like nothing battar
than climbing out on a Umber limb
have found a paradlaa Ihlt year
ia tha Boutheaatern Conference
football foreat.
Thera la a potential champion
biding behind practlcaUy every
tree, and the vroodi are full of
darkbcrtei. For the pa it two tea■oni. at leaat half of tha 1] SEC
teama went Into their aeaaon-endIng game* with a chance to win
or tie for the champlonihlp. No
change In that routine la foreicen
for 1*33.
The "Big Four" In pre-teaaon
ranking* are Georgia Tech, Au
burn. Miaiiaaipni and Kentucky,
with Florida and Georgia cloae be
hind. But there la a noticeable lack
of agreement on juat which one
of there will grab flrat priae tn
the champlonihlp derby.
Alabama and Tenntiafe, once
Dlxic'i football glanti, are rebuild
ing under new coachea, J. B Whit
worth at 'Barn* and Bowden Wyatt.
They ahould do better than lari
year, but not quite good enough,
klliriiiippi State could flntih In
Ihe flrat division Louisiana Slate,
under new Coach Paul Dtetael,
linrr tor th* final out with the
potential lying run on bate.
Detroit split at Washington In a
pair of four hittera. lUlly lloeft won
hit ISlh tn the first game B-0 and
Nat rookie Ted Abernathy picked
up the nightcap 1-0.
In the National. Cincinnati's
Johnny Klipptlain one-hit Brook
in '* champs. Pee Wee Reese
blopped a tingle with on* out to
the ninth for the spoiler aa the
Ilntlegs uon the tint game of a
Dm '34 bitting title, hid four hill twin bill 00. then made it a aweep
In tbe double-header and walloped with f 3-3 decision.
hit second homer of the diy to tie Milwaukee paddrij Its runner-up
It at 3>aU to tha eighth inning o( spot, beating Philadelphia twice,
th* nightcap. Until then, Ford, 17-7, 51 and 9-1. Del Crandall homered
bad a Urea-bitter.
with three on tn a five-run ninth
Hoot Evert followed with a to win the flrat gama. Rookie
double, advanced on i walk and Humberto Robertson pitched a
forceout, then aeored at Ford lU-hlller tn the lernnd.
bounced a pitch to front of the Chicago*! Ernie Sinks and New
plata.
York's WiUlt*Mayt each hit borne
Mo**), to relief of rookie Herb run No 43 while the Cubs beat
•core, featured tore* bit* over the Glanti 7-5 on Ernie Banks'
tha laat to m frame* for a 4 1 two-run double in th* eighth. In
rd. Ever* pulled him out of another single gam*, St. Louis
only posiibl* Jem, making • edged PIHsgurgh #5 on a single
by Alex Grammas tn tha eighth.
pivtog catch at Klatan Howard’s
r
Fluids aUndouU beluds sastar
Suva DaLaTcrra, a Unabackar datusa, and halfback Jackie Simoeow,
oaa of tha bait. Georgia Meat aa
accomplished panar but fullback
Bobby Garrard haada aa Improved
aat of ruanara, and tha Bulldog
liaa 1* b(|, touch and experienced.
Uliiliilppl Btata'a Art Davla, a
halfback, la defending hit titla aa
tha bait runaar and tha moit vsluabla player la tha IEC and J in
Barron la a bruliiai tackla. But
raianraa arc ihy la aoma apota and
Ulaan and lajurita hava baen coil
ly In drill*.
Alabama la three-deep la Baa
qusrterbscki, with pairing aca
Bart Starr top nan, but halfback*
arc largely untaitad. Whitworth
haa beta Juggling tha Una to gat
nora ipaad. Tenneaaee loit Ton
(The Bomb* Traey but tailback
John Majors la back Tha liaa
ahould b* adequate but backfiald
experience la lacking.
Quarterbacking la a question
nark but otherwlt* Vanderbilt hat
a potent backfiald. atarrlag half
back Charlie Horton, who averaged
a touchdown every fifth carry until
Injured fait icainn. Tulin* haa a
good act of atartera, hut la ahy on
dapth. Guardi Tony Sardiico and
Bryan Burnthorn* are topi.
LSU haa a fine end In Joe
Tuminello and fullback O K. Pergumn thould liv* up to hit lnitlala.
But the Tiger* are abort on apaed,
reiervaa and breakaway runntra.
Celery a i r Trior Co
“ VAV; i S S T f S e m
•quad* can point to Improvement*.
Likewise, they agree toil It la
highly doubtful that any IEC taam
will finish the saaioo with a perfect
record. AU ilx teem* picked for
the flrat division play at k i l t two
of tha othar top-notchan.
Georgia Tsch'i Bobby Dodd,
whose team gets a aavare tori
agalnat Miami Saturday In a na
tionally televised game, la pretty
well satisfied with hla offense, but
he say a Tech defmiee need shoring
up. Dodd's backfiald aces include
big Wade Ultcbell, an All-America
hopeful at quarterback, and a
wealth of halfback talant haaded
by a couple of little lads with big
reputations, Jimmy Thompson and
Taul Rotenberry.
In the Ike, guard Franklin
Brooks, anothtr AU-Amarlca can
didate. and big Carl Vareen. a •
real • tackla, ahould aparkla. End*
largely are untested and dafenilve
tackle play haa been ■ tore spot
with Dodd.
Auburn lecki a quarterback with
ihe rrckleii, get-tot-job-done abil
ity of Bobby Freeman, but otherwuc the backfiald looks good with
Fob tames and sopliomor* (lath
Bobby Hoppe at halfback and Joe
Children at fullbaek. Coach Ralph
Jordan aays Children la the heat
in the nation, bar none
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Mississippi his plenty of billlugging talent In fullback Paige
Cothran and halfbacks Earl Blair
and Billy KlnarJ. Johnny Blalaek
ha a taken over the No. 1 quarter
back spot from Eagle Day, an al
ternate starter lest year. Both ere MAL'OE z ivee. *< *!.
P risn d iats.
fine pasters. Guard Buddy AUlrion
woTirr
and center Gena Dubulnon anchor in th i : nami; fir t iie btati
o r ri.oRir>Aa rugged line.
THE DKrENDANTl!
Kentucky la the choice of many TOMAUDE
E IVElC wld»w i l l t
IVCe.
JR . daceaisd. Orlsnds, ri» .
to win tha title, largely because It rld l. eiHNET
L |VE> III. Binreturns intact It* fancy battery of ford. n o n e * . >on
**f i. t ty c a .
J R . t o i n r i . ta d FAT H. IVE*
In t year, AU-SEC quarterback Bob hi*
w iir if aliv* and if d ia l.
Hardy and endi Howard Schnel- • hair unknown hair*. d*vl***t. Itaiticnea*. lu n o tt, ertdi.
lenberger and Bradley MlBa. The cat***,
I*f<. Iru tlats and granlt**, HEWildcat running asms may be be LEN IVE* ALLEN. Artando. Fla.
low par, hut Boh Dougherty and rlda. dauahtar of j E IVES. JR..
Bobby Walker ara two promising
fullback*. Sophomara Lou Michaala, who may he great, win team d a rts itd and h»r h>tibind. R o f
MANN. It all**, and l( dead, their OR A t anA EMMA W. O R A T .» ll
with veteran B01 Whetler to form unknown
d«*l*«rr. I r c a lm , wriie, raaM sata xakaow a. If all**,
■ tough tieUa combo,
I aaalcntea, hluilrt.
en ra, eradllara, tru*. and If dead, tkslr aahadw o Self*,
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FSU opens Its most ambitious
schedule In history SapL 17 In
TallahasiM againt a North Car
olina State eleven which I* eager
for reverge after suffering two
Trlbt'a moat valuable punter tn straight defeat! at tha haada a t
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1134, kicking II time* for an the Seminole*.
average of 104 yard*.
Matte, on« of tola year's 1lad
ing eontandera for tha starting
Welcome Navy
right halfback apot, la an xeallant p an racalver. Ha was awitebW ILL YOU BE
ad from left to right halfback
laat year.
OUR GUEST?
In practice to data, Malta has
turned to on# fine, performance Wa have taaaed M slr-M dl.
after another, ard F8U hand tlanad r m a at tha Mar-Law
roach Tom Nugaat la depending Modal
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heavily on his -unntog ability— Abaahitaly FREB to aB * •*
M etts To T ry For Big 'Com eback'
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unknow n wife, raajlaaaa unknaw a.
it alive and if dsad. tn e ir anhnnwn hair*, dsvliesa. lagaiaa*.
.M ianss*. Miner*, sred liar*. frwsi««* and arantaas: , LEOTTA L.
YrtUNO. and, if aaarrtad
h*r k uthasd eaaW.Bca s s k iiw s -
Baafard A Manna N alleas' Sank
■eliding, faafoTb
Flo-, da. Oe*•*] I for pi a >t an* ,l*< ilfle a lt.a *
will ha roqulrad and rafundaki*
ta psraoaa rstu rn lag dacumant*
ramplsia and In aaod condition
within tan ditya followiag hid data
to eeaerdawe# w ith tha fallow ing i
L r 3 wsL,
t':i';vf.KKajri"5»ar r »r4RT
Bsmlnolo .County
p*ML h alf rafundabla
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ib* unknown araniaaa and nikar
j arils* elalm int «nr [niaraal * iK f
than said P»r*nd**ll, to «ka Ian*
hsraiA afier dsserlbsd, whose ataeas
. f raaidsnr* ar* oaknawn In M ale-
M^hTrf^urfe^
nrSiwfi
IniirucU en far eemlnala County,
" a n d TO- Alt Unknown npnut**
of said ab-v* nim sd natural data*d*ANb TOi Alt Parlla* claiming
In tcrasl by, ihrouah. under, or Clark of tho Circuit Court on ar
sa a in st tha aboss named nalura) baforn th# 14th day of Octohir,
dsfandanta net knaw a l* k* dead IS Iti olnarwls# th* allagatlnns of
•aid d em sU lal will ba taken M
»: All Tarlla* H aving or
C*Tkla noMra skall bo pnbllahad
animini
iv a a t u i
or Intan
daacrtboi a roearty slluoto la I s i i inolo Co
risitd a , or n o atlafaitarr bid hood
tvacuiad by tbo bidder and ncoaptaala tu rstla a in an nmannt oqual
to flvo nor torn of iho hid th«U
M subm Iliad w ith atrh bid
Tea auecaastul hlddar w ill ha
raquirad to furntah aad p a r for
satisfactory p*/formaae* and pay.
assot bond « r bond*.
Th* Hoard of fuMI* Instruction
f«r Bsmlnoi* county, Ftartda. ro•trsss ta* rig h t to rajset o n y /o r
alt bid* or to waive any Informal!traa to tbo bidding. No bid ohall
M w ithdraw n for n parted o f fir*
Isa* f i t ) day* aubsaquani la tho
npsnlng o f blda Wlthoat tbo OOassal of tho Hoard.
John L. ■rnmlay
rh a lsm a n . Board of Tnbli*
Inatruatlon far
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’3 colonial, it's atupasdoua—It'i dsw grmicat anUa
1 la all Btasck hiaaoey. It’i • rip-tow lag circus of supern J a to —tb« bottosc ttowla on tin bocaBac-atUiag can of to t
yeet. Yea, ■ great big banoti/ul Bokk to now jo u n —wito
MCMcolir Variable Piadi Dynaflow*-with w tllopfag m w
V I powtrv-gg ■ prict ym worn’t believe.
All Sarlta, til models, bU colent —while they lis t Bcgtaa
todajr-OMM ia ta d gat yours white tha getting'a good!
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Mow. Sept. 12,1955
P i|e 5 i _ m a l
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I t ’a W o rth A d v e r t i n g l a
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CLASSIFIED ADS
N ^ ' h . - Bn r i r r r x m
Realtor — General losuranre
CONGRETB
I “Capable M'nmen — «tart not*
Beady Mixed Concrete. Concrete 1 earning Chriatma* money I"
servicing Avon cu-tomcrs, Mr*
Bl.-ck. Sand, Gravel, Cement
Juanita llusvcll, P. O. Box 973.
Concrete Pipe to Meet All QuailOrlando "
Oca (ions.
LARGE SPREADING OAK
S herm an C onrrote Pipe Co. j l r - . w ° h k_ wantkii ~ - II
LAWN'S MOWED by Jerry Inrd,
Ont Meal rth m
Phene !W
FOR SALE — ldfi Indian Trai F RtGIDAIKR appliances, tales
ler 27 F’t. All Metal, reasonable
*"d » « w * . G. H High, Oviedo,
Ph-ini* 2391.
Fla. Pbnne 41SI or Sanford
lt-42 W s l i e r a q
* :*NK BLOG
FOR '-M l
tS Ft. Caravan
h<*->e trailer wiin X X I* (i ca* •*»- GF'FfcK KumrwK.vi —a
bans Kl » lire«. Priced to «ell
fLOWTRS FMNTSJvHII UBS
Phore hlfA before *. p. m. X'2 \t HAYNES 0»r»r« m achine Ca..
th. m i l r.
I.YCIIFE TREKS
Typewriter*, adding maehlnex,
Air-layered, Ready *•< P l a n t F till SAI.K
Sales R entals, 314 M aguolia. Pb
in Vi Sluitebaker
14
Citrus on tie,*. Hough I *mon
rouverhblc R _A II ........
white w
wall ___
Simp-on “ Lucky Acte*", Geneva
Mr •-JFrj -1 ca*h. Call 94731 after 23- lAUNtlXT S F R W in t _**
r* m
One Hour
EVER-REARING S t r a w h e r r j
Warn and Damp
ix_AtTOMnnn.K
b s u x k m . is
Plant* It S») per hundrrd. Phone
Pry
UK W .
One hour % • Wash and Dry
_
CABS
Fold
BOt-'GlIT SOLD TRADED
Finished f-aundry
Key Krel'a t'vrrr Car*
17- _Aet«mnhile« • Trailer* _ | j
Samlone Dry Cleaning
Sanford Arw A | tth St.
S o u lh n id r Iju in rlrn m a l
It wiR pay YOU ta if* US befrwe 70 . PURNTTURP.- 1 ’bold G—4« m
bouin Side Feodmarl Bldg.
you buy. Open F.xeningt and
198 Fat* ?3th SL
Buy your Furtrlturr al Perrv *
Sunday a.
Warrbuu*e Turn . Co . at Sul W
KasUlde Trader Sale*.
n
i
l
s
SPACE AV \HAGUE
1*: St. All nationally adv. furPalalha, Fla.
CALI, m i
nuurr ai warehouse price*.
AND INill IKK
•« *.- CANTi
. • •: i "
|Shaitr< this 1 Bedroom Concrete
Free e.ttm atra. phone 1317-W.
Block home located on a 9n‘ a
Itlrylrw A I.atvnm ow rra
CAItPENTER
and General Re
IW Ini. Kitchen equipment.
Port, anil llecondlliomnu
pair Work. Thoma* W'. F'crguSpace Healer and Drape* with
Slanlr* ’» Bike Shop
non. Phone 2U.1I-K
Cornice Board* included — To | HO K. 4in St.
Thone J ill
Service Penonnel J1M0. down.
LICENSED practical Nurse. Bo*
— factory to Too —
I THREE BEDROOM Stucco, furo
ferences. Phone 430-It.
Aluminum
l«hrd. large shade tree. Writ
DAY Work or part lime worlT
Venelinn Blind*
landtcaped
Mayfair section
Enrlnaed bead. Sac proof bottom _Mcaninc. Iron ina Pl.i.ne i;»;
Very rra«onable. *9.100.
rail «nth pUctie end*. Plastic or 14LAKKFRONT (OTTAGE
y y n A t, SEBYtriC L is
rayon tape*- Cotton or njluo
I ?on Ft. Frontage. 3 acre* land,
cords.
PH A n n a n c ta f
modern concrete block collage.
F<* Remodeling and repair*.
Completely equipped and furn- Seakartk Chun mad Paint Co.
Phone la
Nothing Down—Small Month]/
l*heil. Boat and kicker Excel* 11111* West 2nd SC
Payment*
lent fi-hinc. Peaceful local ion
Sherman Concrete Co.
I? mik* from Sanford, bard 4-Drswcr Kilinjf Cabinet
92.Y
mad. M.loo
P U m .,91
Itcndix Wa*hrr .........
Ifio. Oat Men I3lh
—
I'U N
China rahinct
. —..........
*2*> FLOOR sanding and fUU*b]ng
2 Pc Sectional Couch. . . . 127 V)
Cleaning,
waxing
Serving
Semi
Clean furnished apt. Close in.' Phone 1I2S • A. B. Peterxoo.Broker ti G.itl club., bag. ball* . til*.
rad* County liner 1923. It. M
311 Palmetto Ave. Phone 018.
Inner-Spring Matin-** J2I ■'**) Gleason.
Lake klary.
Associates . A. B. Peterson J r . New
Youth licit A Mattrc** . . . SI I.
P.
J.
Cheilrrton.
Garfield
W
itBaby
Brd*
A
Maltrr«*'a
*10.
up
WELa KA APAJtTMTKTS: nom a,
Spare Heater* and Fluor F'urn
lilts. Jobn Meiseh, R. W. Wil*
New Item* F*ery Hay
private hath*. 11* W. First sc
acts Liberal Tr^de-ln.
liami, A. C Doudney. Land Sur
Sl'PER
TRADLNG
POST
veyor____________________
Ill-May 17 *2 South Phnne 2211 R.
R ellaw ay a a i Baby M b
Day, Week oF mentis—Tel. IUS.
C A. W HIDDON, SR.
10 Ft. Display t'a*r with F'rrcrcr.
Pareltnre d e te r US V n l first
■of. Beal Estate amber
Will br sold to Ibo highest bid
V, K. Doualas, Associate
der. 317 Palmrtto. Phone 233?.
FURNISHED APTSl
1007 Sanford Ave
US S. Park____________ Ph Iffii
PtliWM IrU
M West 1st. Or Can at rural*
Folding Cot, m a ltm i 7 » J , 3
BATMO.VD
M.
BALL.
BBOBIB
p.
m.
ture Center. 118 Wast la t
P. M. CAMPTTEI*L
0. M. HARRISON. BROKER
General (nntrartiir
Acaion Apis. Efficiency.
BaCffPrly A pplinncp C en lw
S D Hlghleyman, Saleaman
“Homes of injunction”
<tf-W.
104 Seutk Park Ava.
Pboaa "
“ Your We*tinghou*e Dealer'*
III Wav IT 9!
Phase 1441
Mastag Maiber*
- , r ^ 3 : > . . 11. for DeskNO
CLOSING COSTS!
NO "(.'LOSING
COSTS!
For Bettrr Plumuma
111 Magnolia Ate
Prone Ki7
rbon^JT. Tba'.'a right, folk*' You gel ere*
See or Call
sue n a m e
__ l--------------dit for your entire down pay* FORD TRACTOR A- Equipment
W. J. KINO
t■' Room , fontDbad
furnlxh
Aparttah®1mint townrda the purchaaa price
Grocery Equipment, C o u n t e r
ZM8 South Parh Phone M
1300 HtOunvUla.
of 19 100.00 on tbie brand new,
and 1 Show i'a*e«. ReaionahF*.
3
bedroom
masonry
home,
iu*l
Al*r*
ltnivrr*al
Flertric
Sto*e
OKIANDO Morning henUnel, Or
Dtiirable Furn Lived Apt. rh .
eompleled. Paved road. }u«t
Wr.ir Bov \VP % Tbr Sanford
Undo Evening Star. Call Ralph
432-W.
Herald
on*, of city, but with rlty water.
Hay. 1I6VJ.
This it a REAL BARGAIN.
FURNISHED A pt SCO Park Ave.
DOWN PAYMENT’, you name LARGE Esant nrrulating hratrr. FN\ I'.I.OI'F'.S, ;elirrheadt. itair
Furnished A pt 1U3 Park. Adulla.
lank, metal >tand, lubing, atnsr
It, we'U try to arrange the rest.
mrnti invmees. hand blllt and
Pipe. 940 00 G E. Electric R*.
p r o g r a m i , rtr Progresn*e
UNFURNISHED HOUSE at 607
frigrrator.
p
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r
I
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r
t
condiimn
Printii-g Co., Phuna 4U8 — 403
Seminole Realty
Writ Jad M. Alio Furnished
LVM» Phone 1211 J.
Wrsl 13th St. _____________
heuve, X mile* out o( City.
DIKTWICMR
T. W. MEI
Phunn 14A-J or M6-J
Plemblng. Kreewy flealteg
I Perk Art. Phene IT or l „ I94A Plymouth Sedan. One owner.
New Tire*, t m no,
M. G. HODGES
CLEAN furnished Apt. One. two Robert A. Williams, Realtor
Britt TracUr Cw
Serr'te on All Water Pumps—
people, ftt-00. 811 Park Ave.
Raymond
LnndqnLl.
Aaanclaln
KTTA
■heap IT-e! Aeelh
Phene Ml
---PiaMPUBIf
Well* Drilled - Pumps
K
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wr ^a.-X ^
HARRIETTS
DEAUTY NOOK
n Vlr-CnndJHoned. Soft Water, r
• l*rnquin Dryer*. 3 Skillnl Op«
crator*.
103 So. Oik A*e.
rhone 971
SElTEAinER SPEITAI. *
COLD WAVE permanent that * *n
ca * to mamge Keg 110 NOW
KVAUKSS HEATTY SHOP,
Air Cotulitioned
10« E. 2nd su
Phone M3.
t-
-----r iv v o
----- — —-“1
-r y
se r v ic e
.
i.
Silt—riam* Vrrhnirtan.
Phone 7164 Route 1, Sanford.
A little *pxe* like IhU will gH
your me**ago hefure our more
than l"'*w readers. Tell 'em to*
dayt Phone 1921
r*
BouWall
OR I.EASE —Service Station, ex- Phnne I8T3 Atlantic_Rank Bldf.
rellent locetion. Bishop h Hart.
s7nn oo Down
Marketers for Sinclair Refining
1 Co. Phone 3431._____________ Two Bedroom Hou*r. Electric
kitchen, healing system, vent*
X Room Apartment. 1U Elm Av«.
tlan blinds. J shady lot*. Eaiy
j S j -w .
Trrmi.
Phone_____________________
Per yenr Real Eilat* need*:
SMALL House, dote in. Phone J c T lJ lT ^ a .V
3001-J.
« » tfH « rk e y , Realtor*
J M N Park Are. rh ia a m i
Lower Floor, Nicely furnished
Apartment. Splendid neighbor*
hoo.1 Also furnlihed Garage
----Md'ade Concrete' Co.
Apartment. 1J09 Magnolia Ave.
Mracie
. . . ----- ---- - - .---- 1 — ------ Elm Ave.
Phone 1333
Two Bedroom furnlihed Apart — ----------mint, i l t Magnolia Ave.
VBNB11AN BLINDS
(NeUodaUy Adv. JtoUa-ltaadl
FURNISHED
r___. lartment
A
Close
Manufactured ta Sanford
In Prlvat
[vate BaUr. 308 Palmetto
ScaibMl* Teaeftaa M M Cm
Ave.
130 West 3rd 94
Pboee M3
UNFURNISHED 4 room House.
Reasonable. US No, Jessamine. • I
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cjCPAr.'M rrc
, c o m e iv<n.
Gu*’j
~y ■“
The Plerida Times Union
Your Morning Paper.
For Home Delivery
Phnne Jerk Benton. 822 M
„
H EATIN G
>*"_ Cemgated
^v oo^hoo^JJT C W
_______ _____________
Cm
Out Weil uth SI
phone 7489
Hleep In Comfort
KING site Kollywoorl Bed ao
•O’*. Compute with luxurious
!(intr-spring Mattress. Matching
Ron Rpnngi, Headboard (Duran
Plaslicl, HollvwMd legs t i n 30
NO DOWN PAYMENT - Two
ECHOLS BEDD ING CO.
Rei'room mtierete block house C w r Xtd A Magnolia Ph. 1XM
under eonslnirtion. K i t e h e n
“Red” Bamberger. Mgr,
•quipped. VA insured financing.
O p t Moada/’a til • p. m.
Lew montkl/ pa/m eati.
ARMY-NAVY BUlPLUt _
IT. DOWN PAYMENT - Two
Bedroom concrete block House
under rotutrurllon. FHA In.ured
Rnanelng. Selling prirr 97.000.
MnMhly payments principal and
NEW Juogle Hammocka . . t.M
Pup Tents ........................... PAINT SALE
IK Hi
310 Stanford Ave
TTumm 1331
GOOD And BAD
NO DOWN PAYMENT - Three K«2 Kitchen Cabinet ....
Bedroom concrete block House K“ 1 " " t o * —
....
In be started In few days. Kit- Used Sofa —..................
Used 9 Pc. Dinette ...
ehrn equipped. VA insured fin- Used
.*••>*
Chest *
o»fi se»BWg||
Drawers |,«S
eee
ancing Momhl/ Used Corner Cabinet . . . .
l y
Used Dialog boom Table ..
Used lueraprlni Mattrwa. fie.ee
Uaed Dretaer - .................. ilO.OO
Used DooUe Dresser and
i
Mirror ............................ 13 0 00
Us'd Simmons 3 Pc. Sofa*
m
y«S----
>
\ J . ...
THE CURIOSITY SHOP
G A T LIN im O l H ERS
-4 Dragur.* and Itulldoier Service
2221— huolurd, 21(1 —
ICgSmmASnTTTTMlk-lN nrtrri Phunn;
Geneva
ARTK1P1* WANTP.n
~ ^ r
paid for used furniture Call 93a.
Wilxon-Maier Furniture Co. 311
f \ r p i :ntf:r "moiik
C Ixf SL
For ijuitk repair Job* n,* *mall
building Call Jim II424-M r
—
K I P WAVTKD
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VVMVDON r w c CX7 n l C.
F*0*?E UPrt-M • : MIAS’
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iw c TUuer>-gia —
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— . 1 AQOlA'O TtK/OMT.
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T W JfC 3 A *vEFM
yswcv.'ON r v _
WA\ TA t
V OKAV.
Retie Steady yob. good proposi fined cnndltmti
ja m
tion Apply In person Seminole L l. If P. EVINRUDF.
County Lauulr), 119 West 3rd
run* liko a lop and beats
St
M'lllTl! r.lrl wanieti ’for Launder^ 4 H P .SCOTT-ATWATEH.
cite wo- k. Joe * Wee Wash It.
re(jm*hed
..........
leg soI
3307 Sanford Ave,
1 It JOHNSON.
MLanuiai
_____
I verv
good
coBditlrm
Very food conditInn .... ftouoo
YOUNG Sale-lady L» work Toy Two
It SBA-BEK'S
and Sporting Goods Department. I .................
»m,r ebnice
..
.......... MUR
Apply Robson Sporting Good*. 3.4 EVINRUDE
............... 4-10 00
g I! WIZARD .............
I l l JO
7’» I! ELGIN —runs good.
rrpaintr.i, only
930 00
A A R . 2 «" A ^
lo It P scon-ATW ATER,
romplctcly oscrhaulrd,
MM « * <’P
A steal st
.......
10 H- JOHNSON,
with gear shift, tank
IX H SEA-BEE
W ry gi»v1 rnnditbm
22 It JOHNSON,
.. ..
Ituns good, and will pull
2 ret* of skit* .
499 93
| New 1933 Model EY1NRLDES
3 II UOHTWIN ........... 143 no
7’4 H FLEETWIN ........... 139 30
13 H, FASTWIN
. ....... 339.00
23 II. Flee. Starting
Big Twin ....... . ...
339.00
Whet'll Voss Have?
Gl-i'S. Aluminum or Mahogany
Jtoils.
Gator trailers. Several models
of uiad boata A traUeri on
hand, priced reasonable.
ROBSON Sporting Cm *
F.ttainde Bale* A Sen Ire
s e s r i x i hi.________ fh—» eea
^ •^ •M ^ e ifk e fc W e l
If j - ' " tNBVKANCm
POLIO A DREAD DISEASI
*10,000 00
Iniuranre
for Each Mrmber of
Your Shtlafvllon la gtinr- FAMILY GBOUP
is iu
only *10or* Ylt.
nr.teed when you buy hlghPolio- Tetanus -Leukemia -Encequalitv, lo»*c o ■t building
aliti* -Smallpox- Dip'b-rta •
arltt Fever -Spinal MtningL
material! her*. Drop by
tti* Rablet •Tularemia
ar.d we'll ahow you why.
•1.000 00 CANCER-110 00 more
... EMPER INS. - R E AGENCY
Phone 2122
l i t N. Park Ave. |
ij& )
M atte of Sanford
L M B.
PhOMlTffi
300 l.fm Ave.
•I 1> VlXlJj
.
LINOLEUM-* J
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im«m on —
LIKE MINKS
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Jed Bulle - ....................... MOffi
■was, i i i i m g
mate bank Betiding
( ‘
wwing
121 SO
Trading PoaL One mUe South
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_«*« ITM. Phone XX1X-R.
iilxi new*
»i9o*
COTTAGE. Phene 301-J,
rlo°7 Furnare* and Clrrulatori
O
COl INC.
Furnished Kitrhenelte Apts. Air M
f’ondillnnrd. Slumherlanri Court. B» Smith Park Are. Phnne 1441
Smith City limits Highway 17-92.
ROOFING
hV Cnmp . l i t
[ Ion* Beech, FU. CaR Mrs.
'
Next to llenmlt'* Court 17-91 So
FURNISHED
'com . I qtnCK CASH fo r/u rn ltu re . AddLiving room. Pgffi*
UU1U1V ________
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17—
*
eiBBiiuri, AaabhiatTm. Kitchen
with Break* I 7»[ng
‘
— .“Machines.
-----Typewriters.
Out*
ft it bar. JBcdroom t,' iiath,' Ap* I
te 4?1
Boats. Super
ply X3I3 Palmetto Ave.
Ave. Phone 2392.
now
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V A R IE T IE S PA N ELIN G
Native and Foreign Woods
U^Dairies
lim e*SA,'KSiUN
1Vr,,',“ '", j l ~ T i >L \ l| l( f f i : ',TM ^ r* ~ ^ !’
I BEDROOM unfurnished house;
See Them At
Itriondillonrd Guaranteed
Mor.roe Corner. Phone 49-J.
Skanaan CoMretn Pip* C * RELIABLE Msn to nperste city
USED MOTDILS
Laundry
and
Dry
cleaning
DM Meet llffi BL
PM m 149
U» H P SEA-KING,
EFFICIENCY Apartment. ReT
jonabie. Phnne 989-J after 9 p.
m. or before 8 a. m.
THREE Room Apartment Com
pletely furnished. 311 Palmetto
f
Paola Road Phone 7M
CUSIIMAN MOTOR Scooter. Rex'*
sonahk. Call Ilia alter 3 p m.
FLOOR SANDINU n Finishing
G. K. Refrir-rator »69»s.
Oak floors furnlihed, laid A fn
l*lied. In buonet* More I9?n
Vtrlnrian Mirrr.ri, yv , up, Curved
K. F. Steven*; Route L Box 227
Love Seal, SIS.. French ProvenCall 718 R 4 before 1 a. m or
rial Cotfee Table, 920 , Early
aflrr C u m
American Colire Tahir, 923,
New Platform Rucker*, 119 93
PLUM BIN U
G. K. Refrigerator D-9 93. term*. Cuntrart and rensir work. Free I
D-urn* of interesting article*,
eilimatro, R. L Harvey. l»4 [
lor up
Sati.’ord Ave Phone 1138
&
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Fheee UT
- On.
Ph
Phone 1X13
9..0
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One Year Old WaahUg Machine
. s u w e , art w t
GOekifo 6Pttd>T>«
THtae
BARWOCir
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PIPE CO.
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14*9
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IN T H *
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M in ts TO B£ UKOCnTOOO! BUT
_
tx nm T ilt A men rc*M Of a m m a l &
f ijy 'n e dont
WANT W ATStJNCU
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UNLOADED
fNOWTHt SHIP
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H tatute. • llh Ih r Clerk of the C i r
cuit C o u rt of Heialnola C o u n ty,
F lo rid a .
If. II. G rie r
U It C a rre ll
O W B R Iia .
Legal Notice
- N O T IC E
ta H E B E R T
G IV E N
that * e are e n a a fed In buelneaa t F a r * P a rk under lh a flctllto u me of G rn e * Motel and that ne
land In re tle fa r eald nam e n it^
th e C le rk of the C lrn tH Court. Me
m lnole c . unte, F U tld e . in am o id
a *r> mtth the
p ro rle lo a at lha
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f ir
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NEW
J E R H I .T
T H E H TATE
IIP
F L O R ID A T O
A Haaurn CnttiplalM for divorce
W ALT M l
M I L A N COCHRAN,
h a t ln * bten filed a«a1n»t jou In
It U n lliR N C E f NK N O W N :
the C irc u it Co urt In and lor Be) an -itn P eilllo n h a t lt if bean
m ln ulr r n c o ly , F lo rid a . In G L O filed In Ih e C lrrw ll Court I n and
R IA K . H A I’P, lha thn rt It iU o| fnr hem ln n lr Cnonty, F lo rid a , by
W hich It G L O R IA K MAPP. H a lo . M. N C L E V E L A N D , HR. and Lola
1111, v * M II.I.IA H H.W-P. IteU nd- C
C L I .V E L A .M I . hla
w ife , Ihe
a n l, Ihaaai p raaan u are |n ci-mmand r*inrt t i l l , of
o h lth I* IN
T IIK
you in appear and Ilia yn u r earn, M A T T E f l U K T i l l Af>i>PTION HT
lt d detrnaaa herein nn or before »l. N • I.E V E I.A N I) . HIL and LO IH
Ihe loth day " I H e p U m le r. A B
t*
CLEVELA N D ,
hi*
w ife , of
1*11, - r n tn erteiie a lu - r a e Pto M A R T J l L I A CO C H R A N . M in er.
C n n le tto » ll l be anlerad aaalnat Iheaa p raten le are lo rom m ead you
you
in ap p ear and file you r w ritte n
T h e H arford H erald la d e rly n a U d an sw e r h f f r l i on «r b*for» th e
aa o n eo ap ap er n l f e n e re l c lr r n . loth da» o f jtrptrniher. A. D. t i l l ,
la llu h lo tahlrh thla citatio n ahall or n thertalee D ecrre Pro Confoeeo
be publlahad nnre each aaetk fn l w ill b* • n o te d ayeln tt you
In n , r n n r r t u llv a tareka
T h e Henford Herald I* d e .lp n a trd
w IT N 'eaa me hand arid o fficial ee a new apaper of i r n e r a l rlrc u ♦*al of tha C la r k nf th t C lffu lt latino in w hich thla r lla llo n ah all
Cnurd rn thla tho }(t h day ef ha p ub lished nnr* each w aak te r
A u cu af. A. I) l i l t .
four e o * . . u ltra w eek *
18EA L)
w tT N tH H m r hand and a f f lr la l
a/ G. P Hernd- n
teal of fho C la rk of the C ir c u it
C la rk of the C ircu it Court Court nn ih lt
the l l t h
day of
Hem lnnU County, F ln ild a
A tit m I . A. It. I l i l ,
Ma k N .......... U nit J r .
iH EA LI
A ltn rn e r at l^ te
>*’ O. P. Herndon
P o Boa ; ! p ,
C le r k of lha C irc u it Cmart
Hanfnrif Flo rid a
Mark N C la y tlan d , Jr.
A tln rn ey for r i a l n l l f f
A ttorney for P*IHIonere
P rt B o i l i d ,
Hanford F lo r id *
IN T H E C I R C r i T O i l MT. N IN TH
j i t i i i t At.
r i w n i t . in
a n ii
PON -H EV H N til.l: f O I N T t . IT .lt .
■ m i , NO. t t * t
E D N A W IT H R O W .
r ia la lllf .
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H E N R Y R A N D A L L I I E R G -D.
D e lrn d .n t
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TO
H C .N R T R A N D .A l.L IIE ft O L D
R e .t d t n .. l.'nknnw r
Y O U A R E H E B E R T N O T IF IE D
th a t a Com plaint fnr D l.o r r e habeen filed ag eln tt ynu and you
• r* requited fo *erv e a m p y nf
y o u r A n sw e r a r P lead ing lo Ihe
C o m p lain t nn the r i a l n n f f . A t.
torney
J
It r - .E L L
H O RN H BT.
I I * N M»ln n r e e t , O rlandn K in.
ride and file Ihe n r lg ln .l A n .w et
• r P lea d ln * In the n fft .* of Ihe
C le r k of the C ircu it 1:01111 -in nr
V«foro the l lr d day of Heptemher,
111* t f ymt fail in do in . fudgm anl
by d * fa u ll w ill be ta k e n *sa t« i
you lo t the relief demanded la the
Cfim jtlalnt.
^ d o n e a n d o r d e r e d at b « u t o r * P la rld * . th t.
I t i h day e l
A n g u iL A. D l i l t
ft P. Ilernnon
C le r k nf C irc u it Court
___________ Hemlnole County. F lo r id *
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-U E S n A Y . HLl’TI.M llER 2 0
MASTER DEGREE
F IR S T S E C T IO N
SECO N D
R E S E R V A T IO N S
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F I T P E R * P . 31.
S E C T IO N
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A P T M to a l
J l ' V P e rr
" i f r t f t T r a v e lm
F ilm F a r r
m g P a r o lf
•Jerry Mnnr* P « *
R "h CrO lb v Ih o tr
llr if M e r D ay
r u in
Htorm
•in T - u r A ,- c u rt
R ro w tln g Amend
-H r A M r f
C n r ls n n C a r n lr a l
N eat
Yatlani U t r
Wet*. T te re
Bob Q Lattia
Ifouaeparty
n i a P a) off
Legal Notice
,
of the claim ant, and ahall bo in a r a
to by the claim ant, hla agent, nr
attorney, and any twch claim nr
demand not eo filed ahall be *old.
/a / poualaa atenatm m
Aa adm inistrator ef the K i.
tale of IIKKRT IIFCUAN
MKNIIACa, deceaaid
Dooplea aienatrom
Attorney el l^ t»
1*1.1*7 K d o a r d * Bid*.
flla y o u r varllten dafenate. If any.
In Ihe P etitio n filed h erein , end to
t r u e a m p y thereof upon I'etltfrintr*- atto rn ey on n r before the
llt h
d a)
of fartnber, t * U , and
lO T IC B TO A P P EA R
B T A T K o r F t J f R I B A TO :
ii | i >n
yo u r fa ilu re In flla yn ur
C l.A t Of A
JO A N M o l t I I . L A N
H r lila n Or f e m e , aa a fn re .a td the
l^ irdehura, New M e ilrn
ta u -a w ill proiaed n p arla
A (w o rn P etitio n h a v in g been
W ITN F.H * my hand and nfft. lal
filed a g a in * ! you In th* n r r u l l aeal In Hanford. Hemlnoln C o u n ty,
Co urt In and f a r H*mlitold C o u n t in - i.|a thla l l h day nf Heptatuber.
ty . F lo rid a , In l* h * n r* ry . In th a l A. B . I l l
ra rta ln c u t * an tltlad JO A N T E A .
/«/ O H. Herndon
C le r k of tb r C ir c u it Cmart
O C R . P la in t if f , V*. J A C K 1. T E A .
tll.'K .
D efen dan t.
B h tr e ln
and
Bem lnele C o un ty, F la d d a
W h«r«by *ald D t f i i a t u t a s k * re- raeatt
Gordon T . F rtd a r lc b
A lto rn a y tor Petitioner
tody and ro n tre l of Ik a m inor child
P O B o i lis t
J a n l* K a y T * * g u * . theta preeente 3*1 North P a rk A ren u a
a re la r a n t * and req uire you la Hanford. Flo rid a
W H k d a r t t a. m . la * :lS a. m.
Sal uni* re » a. ai. ta IM *. ■ ,
C te M d
AGENCY
111 EAST FIRST STREET
PHONE TI
iUT
FAMES & GUT
SA VIN G
IN
C O ST
Ym I
fro m
1M 8%
D lt ld m d a
on
Saturday until I t o . Uon.
H ow ard C. L one
Phone
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B.
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IN T H E I O I H T O P T U B C O t'N T T
At iie iK .
iK N iv a L n
lo t iT i.
A T .O R IttA , IN P R O B A T V IK R E i E H T A T E O F
I I E N I I T H E R M A N N IE M IA C B
P*r««a»-t
TO I I I . C R Ir n tT O R * AND p e r AON a h a a INI* t L A IN * O B D r .HAND*
AO 41 VAT
B A ID
KBT IT K t
You and aach of you a re h * r * b r
n n itfiid and fe<iulrrd to p ra tw tl
• ny claim * and dtmand* w h ich you.
or a n h * r o f you. m»r h * e * a m ln a t
|h * * * U I * H E N R Y H ER M A N N IE N I I A l . i . dlceaaad . U fa nf M id C*t|H t r , to Iht. Co un ty lu d aa o f g am in o l . C o u n ty , flo r id * . S i J t l . * o f f " .
In the r m ir l hour* of *a|d C o u n t)
*1 Benford. F lo rid *, w liklw eight
r e t t f d a r m onth* tram the U rn* of
lh * f lr .t p ub tlcallee ef |h l* w eflr*
»Urh e U lm wr gematki * I t S l M I>
w ritin g , and a k ill M at* ih e a la r *
of raaldenca and peel office a d ire e e
. . . an d m a ll It today to fin d
p jt ho w y . u ran H ill a p p ly f o r
a |l,0 0 f l U fa tn iu ra n fg p o lic y u
help t a k a f i ' « e f fla g ! t r p i a i M
w ilh o n l b u r den In * y e a r f a m ily .
Y o u k in d l e th e e n tire Ir e n e B e t le w
hy
m ill
w ith
O LD
A M E R I C A N of K A N S A S C I T Y .
N d o N lf a t la R . N e ene w ill c a l l
i s youI
W r it *
to d a y ,
lim p ly
f ir in g
your
nam e,
addreta a n d
■*#.
U t i l | « O ld 4 m r clean In a . C o .. I
N b b I » tb . D e p t L W 0 B , la iu a *
C it y . M o .
uett o f Floridj » growing
p r in t in g
— T Y P IN
r IN V E S T I G A T I O N S M A D E
Arcade Package
STO RE
S e a . t. N . C u r t U , t u r n u p wn
a n e t i a y w h ich m M id w on
conteat on t o il e o B te rv a tio a V
a a In d ia n :
Franc* haa about 2’4 mill.an
h a ra ss.
CHOOSE & USE
A
& * * * € * '*
g
In 1322 C olon
P A IN T S
THC COLOR YOU WANT
WHEN YOU W A N T IT
IN ALL FINISHES.
SANFORD
P A I N T CO.'
•*7 W. n » S T HT.
F R E E P A R K IN G
Come out o f the kitchen and Ihxt
Tasks vanish tike magic when youn
is a modem electric kitchen...and
cooking is so co*o*o*l* so dean, so
.safe, tool.
riro-WInd HomtownpTB Idiutboca
RAPH
from 7:30 a. m.
W ELL D R ILLIN G
People 60 fo 80:
srai insurance Tear Out This Ad
GUT
310 E. Firat
F or 10 y tara thi* atora haa
ro iulatently o b iarrcd lh a fol
lowing hour*:
F . L . 3 1 IL L E R , S E C R E T A R Y
JA M ES
in n e r to t r r r t it
T H E S T A T E O F F l / ' t IB A TOa t l.V lA
B
I l E C K IN o .
N ew ark
New To u t.
A Beio-a Co m plaint b a e ln a been
filed e ta ln a t >»u In the C irc u it
f e e d in and for Sem inole C o u n
ty. Floelda. In C h a n ce ry , fnr D leorco. the ehnrt title of eaid action
b ain*
M ICH A P I.
J
B E C K IN *
P la in tiff
f t H T L V IA B B E C K I M . Dafandant. Ib ata p ra ta n ia are
In ra u te and req uire you to f i l l
Tour w ritten defantaa. If a n y . to
the Com plaint filed herein, and 10
t t r . a a m r v thereof upon P D Ih t if f e a tto rn * * on or tu to r* the
Ith day of O ctober, A. B . 1 * J i.
n th a r n u e n Decree P ro Conferee
• til be entered a a a in tt you and
the ra u te proceed e t parte.
W IT N E S S toy band and o ffic ia l
deal at Hanford. H-m lant* Co un ty.
F lo rid a
thla l l h day ef hepitm bec. I I I L
I heal)
e/ O. P. Herndon
C la r k of the C irc u it Co urt
He ml note C o u n ty, F ie n d *
Cordon V. F re d rrlc k
A ttorney for P la in tiff
P. •» B o t 1111
l e t North P a rk A t t t v t
H arford, F lo rid a
O. D. Farrell
Hanford. F lo r id a
lL,f,k': jiif,*r.v^;\*fa.MS::*j5*
• ill be entered a g a i n ! you and
the ra u e * proceed ex p e rl*.
U I T X O i l m r hand end o fficia l
Peal et Hvnfnrd. K u n ln o le ('n iin ly ,
Ktnrlde, Ihle >lh day ef #*pt« inbet
III)
•Seat)
t»> O p 'ttrn d o n
i
r i r r v of 11 '* < 'ic o n f*«urt
l e i r i R ' i * C o u n tr. F te n d a
G erd *n V rre d e rlcV
A llo r a e r far f'Jam tlff
I*, o Boa i t t :
11 North P e rl. A ten u *
Hanford F lo rid a
�o
L
i'
Weather
17-92
«ft
laforiiil ta the toahnaad
I nn-ideiahle rloudinr** in »x'fem*
••itiih port inn through tArdnevdty
pragma af Sm la afa County
W II h
KsUhlinhtd IBM
VOLUME ILV1
100 County C itizen s
Start 17-92 Campaign
’To Get Right-Of-Ways
AN INDEPENDENT DATI.T NEWSPAPER
BANFORP. PLOKIDA.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER l . \ 1955
Congratulatory
Letter Is Sent
To Red Cross
Amirialnl I’r m I.ra.**ed Wire
Collection
Fee 0!< d
By Leaders
New Lights Set
For French Ave.
Thr lh.,
ml*,I hiflm
fit'll* i i*r « y
»kl»t *i’h
RtPtml
ri
t«»Ul mi!!.$ f
ftiml v•»»
\hr th.PP It.e,
FXKCUTIVH I* «hown a* he d ■tt<«ed National Guard affair, following a review
Diviiion at Fort McClellan, VIa.am Sattirdav. Auk 80, honorinc the governor* of
l^-f| to right are Brig. lien. M a, f . Snyder, Deputy Commander of thi IMh,
Fra«er, Commanding Geneial of the IHth; Hon. l/llo y i ollini. Governor of Florida;
I a nee. Adjutant Grtieral of Florida; and fap l. Volie William-, State la-gDIator
I*. I. (' •
Enrolls A t G M A
Vets May Consult
Tom B. Been Here
Expert Confronts
Deportation Order
Back To Red China
Rhode Island Fire Smatkers To Receive
Leaves 5 Buildings Golden Key To City
Completely Ruined
CUMBERLAND. B 1 * - Five
big indu-trul building* on thr
bank* of the Black»tune River
were d e i l r u ) rti last night by
tlatpe* that nvate<l anitmirolled
‘•until there wa* nothing left ^
burn.*'
laws was estimated unollirUil)
at five miilion dnllart
Nearly AW employe' fled from
burning ilnielurc* uninjured One
fire fighter wax injured anil r
cjulrril h<>*pitalualb>n
Two of the building* were i*.
nipieil by the Royal Electric ( <>
A third wa* ti»ri a* a «btrage
warehouse by the llwen* turning
Fibfrsla** Corp The nllirr* weir
occupied by the tllinllr WihiI
Combing Co. and the Allrn Wool
Waste Co
Thr plants suffered heavv dam
age In last month's f <>d and onlv
recently re-umed operation' An
estimated 2.o>*> persons will b.
idle
Therm -O -Tanc
Door Is Broken
A gl*** d .or •' Term-O-Tai *
Gas and AppManc* Company, *09
Magi,oil* Ar«.. wa* broken pometime over the wrekrnd, -according
to a irpor at lie Sanford Bothe
Department.
The smalt g!*«* *1 the hottmn
•if the entrance iloor w»a «ma»hf't
sow a marry Im>x taken However.
0 D Roblr-on. manager of the
gas compHiiv, *aid that ■•id) aliout
*30 waa n Irstng
■IADS OROUF— Lk C, a . Lore ti tn tharxe of Via Marina Security
Gvard which will b« haaad at the Sanfard Nava! Auxiliary Air 8Utlen. Most af the 40 atarinev who make up the group have arrived
with tha remainder expaeted to he In thi* week. They are from the
Jackson villa Air Static*. (Photo by Jameson)
-
*
- T*
V Ac£sl
ih im r li.
Budget Unanimousif
Approved By City
The Her. Milton H. Wyatt,
, chairman of the Seminole County
Chapter of the American Red
Croii, ha« received a letter from
IJohn W, (late*, Ditrctor of Ful.l
-Service, Atlanta, (■»., congratu
lating the local chapter on the
Nearly 100 Seminole founly *ucce»*fut achievement of ita coal
citirrn*. raovt of them resident. | in the recent solicitation for flood
along 17-9?, met tbi> moraine at relief fund* for »ix *tttcken
7 30 lor hreakfa-t at the Gla*» Northeastern S la t-«
Ihe total amount contributed
fountain in Casselberry, prior to
cunUctins property holden alone in Seminole County is $1,991 53.
Ibe highway relative In conlribut- The chapter chairman extend* hi*
ins property for the right-of-way* appreciation to all those, who by
J Brailey Odium, chairman of their efforts and rotilributirn*,
the Citlirnv Committee and of tiV were Instrumental in bringing the
to a mote than Miccoaaful
Seminole County Chrmber of IV n drive
conclusion.
merer Long Ranee Highway flan
Special mention, raid the Rev.
nine I'omn'ilcr, tvadrd the group
and began dll tuition and plan Wyatt, it made of the Sanford
nine t'*r the day’* work even be Atlantic National Ban* and the
flotilla Stole Bank for handling
fore breakfast was served.
Cunirrrlng wilh Odham relative the contribution*. Rci('million i*
lo the highway piopertv and about given, he >aid. In The Sanford
work alteady accomplished. were Uriah! Radio Station AYTRR* lh#
Herman L Joyce, R jrn n I. K im Orlando Sentinel, Bits Theatre,
ball John E . fo x . fu rre d Brock the I'llol Club of Sanford, the
enri-icc, Hibbard Casselberry, and churchet, club* and other orthe committee's leeretary, Mr* ganiiatinn* throughout Seminole
County who cooperated in the
Vera M Tolle.
*
Coinmenttns on the possibilities petit! fund drive.
The Rev. Wyatt had partieutar
of the proposed four lining pro
ject, Representative Velie A. Wil praUe for the officer* and per
liam* J r , *aid, "Looking out the tunnel of the Sanford Naval
window, 1 can envision acre* ol Auxiliary Air Station who or
wonderful pa <tore land where 17-97 gan ited a ipecial drive for ■
med to be, if thi* project doesn't, ,ulal
$511'.ho.
go through and be completed."
All of the money collected for
William* al-o Intd the group later flood relief ha* l-en (orward<*d
in the morning, a* he explained j to the National Ri d t'ro** for
a pout in question that "The peo I specific u*o in alleviating di«pie who don’t go along with th ii|tr e» and help rohabURat* indiFLORIDA'S ('IMF!'
four laning and widening proposal vidual* and (anulu* in thr af of
the tSih Infantry
ar* holding an umbrrlla over them fected area, said the Rev. Wyatt. Florida and Georgia.
to protect themselves from a
M»). Gen. Joieph It
vhowrr of diamond*.'*
Mai- Gen. Mirk VV.
Alvin
0
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W
right
Oai'am ripening the meeting affrom Sanford. (4mh
(Continued On Page Two)
| Among the more than 500 alud[ ent* enrolling this year at
Georgia M i l i t a r y Academy,
| Milltdgevllle, G* , was Alvin (>.
Wright, von of Mr, and Mr*. Joe
| H. Wright, 7<;(U Magnolia Ave.,
| Sanford,
kin* at hia hom* on Magnolia Avenue. (Staff Photot
Veteran* of Ihl* area who nerd , U?U '" f ■" »*
>'r»r
a**btanre in obtaining benefit*,
with cadet* fnmi the
provided by law may
,„.y receive
rr»iv* Southeavlern S t a t a .. Genlial
A. E. Ericson Dies
glittering.
guidance from Tom It. Deen, America, and Cuba
Assistant
Slat*
Service
Officer.
jThr™
were
;IS
student*
fr«ur
In W inter Park
Veteran* or their dependent*; ,
*n'1 60 froM U,r ,u t * o(
A fter Long Illness may consult Deen while he i* in *
Twti»«jr-eix Honda towns were
Alfred E. njcs-cn, T7, died tt thir area and may raeel.e aid*.
unc# in filinr application* for 'ep«w«r*Ud in U**..iudein b«d>.
LS« Winter Park Memorial lloipl- filing hoapitalitation. ronipema
Alajor Jol n Ab>iO'.t, Dean cf tb#
tal at 1.10 p. m. Sunday after lion, pensions, inturanro prob-; , r h°o| repotted tbet, ’ Thiv i* the
being in the ho*pital for three Irms, loan benefit*, educational largest rmotlmrnt since *Vurld
1.09 ANGELES (A*)— One of week*. He had been in ill health training, burial benefit* and mi*- War II day*.
raltaneou* subject *, wbeio legal
the world'* foremott racket ex for two year*.
enlittenu nt i* involved,
Rattlesnake Killed
Born in Sweden. July II. 157*.
pert*, Dr. H*ue-»hen T*lm, head
Deen has been invited to thi*
«f the nonmiliUry Jet propulsion hr was a ret ireJ citrus grower, lie area aa a ipecial consultant by A t M agnolia, 25th
R en ter at California Institute of came to the Upiali section of San- Karlyle Housholder, County Ser
A r*ttle*nake, five fret eight
Officer, Brtmley - I'iuetton inehe* long wa* killed late yes
Technology, will leave for Red gord with hit parent* in 1UQ and vice
Bldg.,
and
may
he
contacted
a*
terday afternoon, on May no! la
China Friday under n deportation plonerrer that tertmn.
follow*; Sept. 14, 3 p.m. Oviedo
He wai a mrmlrer Of the new at th« I'ust Office; Sept. 15, 6::|0 Ave, Ju*t off 35th S t
•rder.
Thr huge *r|itdr had It tattle*
Upiaia PitAyterlan Church, a
Immigration official* said the SpanUh American War Veteran, p m. Sanford <*t tb- County Ser when h* wa* killed thortly before
vice Office.
A o'clock yrttrrday. It wa*
order alleged that Dr. Ttien » u a former commander, and was thr
trawling through undrrbruth be
a member of the Communlit party chaplain of Ihe povt.
hind the home of Roy Ha»kin«.
All
Souls
School
Survivor* indludo hi* widow,
before he entered the United
Hawkins *h»t the anakr with a
Jennie
Mane
Erieran
of
Sanford,
State* In 1956. He was granteJ a
_
.23 rifle. The rattlrr »a« latrr
kindergarten
. three daughter*. Mr*. Charle* W. Plans
V- 7 '
7 T ” [brought downtown on F i t "it.
permanent residence permit in Puiey. Miami; Mr*. Dan Tencr,
A nur**rr ♦choe! Md kinder; wh, fi |t , tu , ctrd Mueh at ten*1917.
Miami; and Mr*. S. G. Butcher. garten, under the direction of
tlon.
Robert Rnbinion, acting officer Orlando; iwo rant. Alfred E. Eric- Ml*- Leona Zamhrouric, ha* been
In charge of the Immigration S .r v .; » « . Winter Park and Clarence e*tabli*hed at the All Soul*
Sowdcr T o Address
Gilbert Erictoo, Sanford, a 1X
ire hero, **!d yesterday that in grandchildren; one brother. Dr. Catholic School In Sanford at the
comer of Oak Ave. and Ninth St.
leavfng the United State*, Dr. Carl X Erieuw, Miami; and one
Pupils of all faith* are welcome M edical Society
Tiien would. In offect, be deport :hUr. Mri. Augusta LliKlgien, at the new addition to the local
Dr. WiNon T. Sowder, State
ing himself.
Miami.
parochial school which I* con Health Officer, of Jaek*"urllle,
Friend* of tho Chinese said,
Funeral service* will be con ducted front 9 a.m. to IS noon.
will *t>eak to the Seminole Coun
Children attending th* rursery ty Medical Society tonight, at
however, that be wa* bitter aralnit ducted at T3C p. m. lumorrow
.th e United State* for Ant order- *t the Brisran Funeral Home with school and kindergarten may oie Its regular meeting.
Apg hi* deportation and later re. the Rev. C. C. While officiating. the school but taking them to
Dr. Sowder I* expected to ad
Tuiing him permission to leave the Burial will be in the veterana plot school but other transportation dress the members of the lo»a!
country for fivo year*. The ban on {of Evergreen Cemetery. Member* must he arranged for the noon medical organisation on the “Wit
adopted in 'he last legislature
hi* leaving wa* lifted la»t Aug. 4 i cf the Spanish American War Ve- hour.
Additional detail* ronrrraing which appropriated thoo.oou t<>
and Dr. T*len resigned from Cal- t^ian* will *erv# aa honorary pall
the tchool may be obtained by the hospitaliiatlon of indigent*"
tech lhortly thereafter.
! bearers.
calling 351-M or 326-J.
in t J
Si'ti star George Sinulhrr* will a moment t.> vp.vrr." y»\<i ' hair
arrive in Senior I b‘ plan* Thin* man Tommy Strutter ti«lav, "*tme
day, at 13 noun, tn speak to a hi* krhedule i« verv light mil a
joint inciting of the Sanbrd Ci number ol I|>eaking engagement vie Club* uniter the ampiee* of ithrdiilrd for the day. The Sena
tb* Seinmute Junior Chain tier of lor will arrive in Sanbud Irom
('ammeter.
Tamp* in time to make the lun
.The, t'ineh«oo .bomrinj SviaLw r W c and tali tvsliinl civic l-ad
>f
• iro.' e- - aeenmpiDnftf
Fjp** >r* « it nr v-rld it Ihe Put- e
iih'tloo'e o' the llnly i're*« Rpi-- in toe slid ev.mn of Cungre io|i*l (limrh, corner F>mlh St,
and M.iKn"lia Ave, to nnmg at
mum
Tummy Sliincrr I'hauman il
Hie com inlitre in
e of Itm
event, ,jn| the* r< ervuilonv had
hern aerepled right' on up III ||
lavt hour in wh* ' aii,ingenirntv
could he made
at Ihe rrowu
of 3uo that will bear Senator
Souther*.
I'DH.ADU.I'HI \ IV—Tlie divlilvl
A r r a n g e in e n i• have l . , . n eom
plrtrd In ........nt Senator Smather* attorney'* ottire lavt night arrevled
With a kry tn Die Illy Mayor Drn Ibe roupte in uhnte apartment
ver Cordell i* expected In |irevent Mi* I'niiv Iran Ovtren hrr died
Ibe sold key and the rrwililtion hy I and aenneit them of criminal
Ihe Board o( Sanfni dfily Ctimmi*. abortion
Did \ 11 Samuel l>.i*h *wote
vionrrs welcomliig him tn Sanfoilt
Ihe Seminole County Chamber mil M i l >nt * again*! M.Ron
of Commerce, through II< prr«i-| Schwarts *n,| bis wife Rn>.i|ie
Jrnl, F!»il Higginbotham, wili pre chaiging them with rnmmitling
vent Senator Smaihetv with a huge! almrtion revolting in the death of
pirltiie of the Sanford Naval the Food Fair Stole* heiiei*, and
wilh ronipiracy and perjury.
Auxiliary Air .station.
'Senator Smatherv won’t have1 They dertinevl In anvwer any
<1ue-tlon• pending convullatinn with
llielr attorney William A. Gray.
Cragg Equipment Schwartz
would only state hiv age
— 4*
Hits W ater Main
.Thr Srliw artle* were retea veil on
A two inch water train *>** hail of $V<»»i each, to appear at
hiokvn Sxlurday at 1'13 p rn. a hearing Him-day In [ore Magi
m en erpiip>'t:ent o# Crape Con- •Irate Ella* Myer*.
s'ruction I'ojnp: ny inu hrd Into
Ihey will appear in tile same
small courtroom where Mr* (ler
toe tine.
Aoordio'J
(he retv-irt, rerelv- trudr Silver vevterdav aftriiKHin
e ' at the Sanford I'olirr Depart- wa* found noi rompctrnl to lace
nient, the t*vo 'neh pipe wa* lo- rhargev of bring an accessory to
the death of her da lighter.
’-aled at iv.lr ao<i Frerch.
Couple Arresfed
For Inlerrogalion;
Accused Of Death
In oi«!
i
■'ti'*
tiiY****ni \ |n n,
i-J.;ri and
to |*111%lal<* fill
S.illfn;,|
wilh capital
la. 111*
Itnaid <>f i
• unani*
inoualv api'tnv
r t nlire*
lion frr that
iddrd tea
tin- niunthl) l,i.
ftom the
city.
Thr irfutr
in
nldrh
will atn i
*ka»»lr»».i water
li ve;*. will i"* jn adiiIM 11 4 mouth
to t..to (hr pn1*14-1*4 ■1 and
aduptvtl **i*i!\ M*fkif# Mir See.
Vis Cv •I’praMtii: t»r Ihti* ■w bill
Vill tw m4t«*rv »rn >> *t*Mi*i»f <•harge,
ami re fuwi* (HitlrrliiFa n’p,
AI«o affreted by the . ew lefuv*
rollrrtion fre will lx lilt niuttiplis
family ilwellinpt «l. i. nxt.-d a*
"Ipstdeivv e nparliiieit ', ** r e s i
lt .mllimed iIn Cage two)
Ground, Air Search
Resumed For Group
I AKKI'DRr t a!if P \ grouml
and air -earrh mas to re>ume to
day for four young persons who-*
plane disappeared Smday over
moiintamouv furevtv about 120
rpik- porth of_ Sjp Kranrliea,
Mr Force and Civil Mr Patrol
plain *rj'ili«*l al •! v vevlerd»r
■hile rangrrs of Ihr t* S Fmrst
•-ervire covered on f.> t the arr*
-here Ihe planr wa* believed tiS
have gone down
Adult Swimming
Lessons To Start
Adotl suiminine le *n* fop
Navy wive* velli l.egin tk'vslneail-vv rooming. Hrpl 14. at tit
oVbw It at live S font Naval
Votlliary Mr Stall
Swimming
|HHlt.
Mi* F D Scot!
•trio-ti r f»r 'he ta-t
sra -on.
Tb"ve vslihing to ..... ......... —
rt.vv.i-* and enrol) f..r Ihe swimmlng leaaons ate asked to call
Mr*. D. \V. I ini t at .
Naval Exercises
Set For Thursday
V vnir* nf routine night *■ archilgtd exeni-ev l»y Naval sirrraft
will be held at the Lake Georg*
Imi'utoiig target an * u Sept 1$
from 7 through H p m , the Navy
announced tud-w
Itv# Lake Ge rg( t H are* t*
north of S.iufurd t a vaD tv |ire*
i .nition all iwr-on
boat*, anil
nvilijii aim sit are advised by
Dip N- y to vlay r ij li*m thll
lira
Aval
THOMAS A. MATO of Orlando look* on a* John E. fox, Seminole County Right-Of-Way Agent, nrw*
pares a dead for prm&rtr la ba contributed ta the rixtiLaf-way on 17-93 by .Mayo, (Staff i'bolo)
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combining style w ill complete family
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VC-5 From SNAAS
1lauded For Part
Taken In Air Show
a
Compos't# Squadron Fit*. b«i«d
•t th# S ara i Auxiliary Air s u '
tlvn, scored a
and m ereofficial commendation wwi#
_ pirtictpatin* ta th* r««rnt Na> to n al Air fitww held #« Pbfladalphi*.
In a history making attempt,
co a J “Sarar*” aircraft from
VC-6 iucc*i‘ful1y catapulted from
the deck of th# aircraft carrier,
T.eonderoea while it waa anchored
in the Delaware Rtrer.
About 3CO.OM) person* wltne»».
ad th* event at which, for the first
time in th* h lt'o rr of Naval Avia.
♦ tion. an abereft of this sis* had
been catapulted from a ahlp at
anchor. The AJ neighed 45,000
pounds for th* demonstration.
Pitot «f the record-setting plane
eras Lt. C enett A. White, while
t t (Jg) Benny Wooster served as
bomherdlsr-nsvigeter and Aviatlen Machine it Mat# Third Clase
Charles 0. Fetrhl as third crew
manFollowing th# ratapult demon*
4 stration, lee AJ rendesvoued with
a Banshee jet flfb ter and refuled
it In midair hefor# th# reviewing
stands.
For Its eombind efforts, th#
squadron received a "well done”
from Admiral Arltlgh A. Burke,
Naval Chief *f Operations and
Rear Admiral S. D. Spangler,
Navy Project Officer for tho Alf
Show,
' «
Some of the highlight* of the
"* day tacludel ih* flret public do
seonstrstloa e l the steam catapult,
which develeea M million foot*
pounds of energy. This is enough
pTsr«r to t*>row th* family ear
1,00# fe*$ ‘JMw the air.
Breakfast Plans
a For 17*92 Meeting
Being Completed
Plan* for one of tho biggest
meetings to date concerning the
f.-ur-’/ n ln g . sridening. end paving
cf 17.M f*om Sanford to th*
Orange County line a n fast be*
coming complete.
The Somtnulo County Chamber
of Consmere* Long Rang* Hlwny
P lan in g Committee and the Cltl*
sens Committee, headed by J.
Rr allay Odkaci. will meet Tues
day meralnr. 7:30, a t the Olasa
Tower on 17-UP for breakfast Th#
meeting has been railed to get
volunteer aarkare and commit
tee members to contact throughnut lha day, all property owners
% along tho proposed highway to
explain their part la tho contri
buting of highway property for
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n g h t-o f-w sy s.
J
This morning OJham revs*Ik
that he her conferred with Road
Board membe- William Dial of
Orlando la rtfareoe* to tho set
ting ap #f th* saaehlaory for con
demnation suit* ta secure property
for tho necessary right-of-ways.
Odium said today, shortly befor eaast that Ptal aaaarad him
that ft wooH ha beat to wait until
the Seminole County Commission
er* h ats rvc+ced the appraisers
r eport an Sept Sd, before beginning
the ceailemnotion proceedings or
asttlng t p the machlaory Per n t h
action.
"1 will extend every cooperation
P'/tsIble," Dial told Odham this
•sediaga er any ether means
that cemU^jMwatitxtod^to^a*4un
Mother It Colled
To Answer Charges
PHILADELPHIA UB-Tte motht t of heiress Doris Silver Ostrekb*
er will toeoh t o r naetueion lo
d n q n ef
Vtlftam
William Ruth.
Bush, Sanford farmer,
president of the Rotary Club, and a
former engineer, told the Seminole
County Junior Chamber ol Com
merce yesterday at Its noon lunch
eon meeting about "farming as I
tee it in Seminole County.”
Having completed five seasons as
a farmer and starting his sixth one.
Bush told the Jaycscs, "A lot of
people live here In Sanford, some
all of their livci, who don't know
what goes on cm the farm
Ms
produce fresh vegetables for na
tional consumption with a very
tmall percentage of them uied
here In Sanford or even in Florida.
Half ol our cropt are shipped by
truck th# other half by rail."
"Many thin?* control the econo
mic farm picture. Among them are
supply and demand, weather and
catastrophic*.
"I like to think or our area as
th* last fortress of agricultural free
enterprise," Ihe young farmer
pointed out as he added, "we have
no subsidies, no limited acreage,
and no rrop allotments, When
citizens curse the farmer th-y
should leave the Sanford farmer
out."
"The mechanisation of growing
(Coaliaaed On Page Three!
Lt. Col. W. Runge
Gets Presentation
For Achievement
U . Col. William F. Ruoge, for
merly of Sanford, ba» been award
ed th* Third Army Certifies!* of
Achievement, "for performance of
outstanding service at Fort MePherson, Ga., Quirtarmister. from
M irth 1#U. to lb# present."
Former Third Army Commander.
Lt. Gen. A. tt. Bolling, signed Ur*
eertiflcoto, which was presented
to CoK Rung# by Fort McPherson
Commander, Cel. W. H. McNaul.
If rdad In part: "Throuuo his
conscientious application to duty,
thorough technical knowledge of
Quartermaster activities, willingnets to assist any person or activity
requiring hla service; Col. Runge
railed the standards of Quarterm u te r operations at Fort McPher
son to a high level of efficiency."
Col. Rung*. Is a formsr UnWerilly of Florida itudint, where be
participated In baseball end basket,
bill.
The S#-ycar-old veteran Quartermailer baa received several cita
tions previously for his outstanding
service, II* holds lha Bronte Star
Medal, U»# Army Commendation
Ribbon, Ilia Korean Ulchln Distin
guished Bcrvlct, and a U. 9- Presi
dential Commendation Certificate.
During th* Korean Conflict he
served a t Us* senior Army advisor
fa (he Republic of Korea Army
Quartermaster. II* was in seven
major Korean campaigns.
Col. Range la married lo th*
former Frances T. Hoy, also of
Sanford. They have e eon—Howard; and two daughter*—Mrs.
Muriel R. Morris, and Dorothy
Rung*.
„
During a break in Col. Runga't
military service be was the ehl*f
clerk for the ACL Railroad in San
ford.
Changing Of Name
Proposed Af Meet
HONOLULU OR—Th* n th Gen
eral Convention ol th* Protestant
Episcopal Church, having made
several moves to soften its attacks
on the Romas Citbolle Church in
South America, today tarns its at
tention lo a proposal to change (be
church Mm*.
There has been a move to drop
the word “ Protestant" from the
aama. Th# matter normally de
velop sharp debate, a w conven
tion source said.
Less than three boors boforw tho
RL Rev. Kgmont M. Klnchke,
bishop of southwest Brazil,- waa to
address n foreign mission meeting
last night, the church's pnhllc rate" a office announced th e n would
several revisions in hla pre
pared text because of "an unfor
tunate (M e n of words which gave
false impression."
Dm rgviatooa deleted e l
■a# by n a a e lo
Weather
Partly tl-.rd. to fined? wfc^,
r aatonxf it'iroder'ko* st s
storing tfifrnoenv ererirsl
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Aremriatori Pi
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NO. 17
New Sources For City Income Set
For Discussion At Monday Meeting
^Garbage Collection
Fee, 2 Mill Increase
To Highlight Session
Howard YarnelL
Is Shot Twice
By Own Hand
A ,7-year-old Longwood m at
The Board o* S-nforJ City Com- shot biwirlf I*1.. yesterday af
ternoon m an attempt to lake hi*
m.siiuneis Inis Into a stone wall own life.
lest night as they attempted to
Deputy Sheriff II G, Owens,
trim, from tne a'r-ady lightly • aid this niurmng, llial Howard
estimated bud -rt, cnutlgi funds tu Xain.ll, who lives alone in Longmatch a I'if.tt'K) different* In esti wood, shot hlniM-tf In the Ufa
mated spending «nd Income. Also shoulder and apparently again if*
facing ih t con nd ftb n eu are the the mouth with a Smith and Wetproposed plan* for a street ini- ton l i talibr* tvsolvrr about t .'*)
p.ovrmen; prog-am m*t in the yrsleiday aftrinuon.
bidgrt but nerea-aty during the
Audi ding to lafotmalion ob
PAIUS ‘JP — French hopes Ictming fl-ca! ve*c.
tained by Deputy Sheriff Owens,
mounted today that a Moroccan I Chopping only II, JM from Ihe a neighbor, Mr*. J. II. Hxggtns,
settlement would he reached be proposed I in'r-'t propami by City had just taken Yarnrll'* supper
fore next Monday, in time to avert Manager Matron K Knowlea, the to blm and was returning bom*
further bbiod<heil in the violence fo r man tost I al'rmpled lo re- when ah. beaid the first tho*
torn Netth African protectorate.
valual. irojs-ts lh»t sroutil pio- which vias soon followed by an
Officials cf Premier Edgar v.il# emuii'b moni y to bring tho other,
Mrs. Ilagg.ns, it is reported,
Fatirr's government said an agrre total within ihe prevent millago.
msnt «** In sight and an annourc
A household furnlshingi tax called I'ultr* Chief Claude lay*
mrnt would be made "in a short asieasment was propoxd but to the scene. I.a vn took lb . trtlms."
l>eat down; and elimination from Volver from Xarnell. The injured
A high French source at li.N th* proposed budget plans for a man, Owens reported, asked Lay a
headquarters In New York told street improvement program, plus to return the tesolver to him,
newsmen Sultan Mohammed Ben th* adjustment of miliage tu pro "I'm tiled of living," Yarned 1*
WATCHING THE DOLLAR* arrumulats, In a name last nUht at the Democratic Raltv were (l»n to Moulay Arafa by Monday will vide th* necessary funds for tho reported to hay# begged.
Constable Phil fowls, also a*
rieht) W. II. "lllll" SUraper C u te IK-mocratle Commute*min, Mrs. Ralph A. Goo<1*p*#>l. .iee-shatrman name Si Urkkal, staunch supporter budget, wer* other metluHla of
of th# Sem inole Cuunt* Demo-reth Executive Committee. Mrs Hoy Tillla. D *nun*'ir CummUl**- of former .Sultan Mohammed Ben balancing Income and budget dis th . seen* of tli. about in g, as
sisted in lb . investigation.
woman for PrmiK-l 3. Jam ri M. Milligan. Chairman of th* Slate Democratic fiiecUlv# Commit Youisef. to head a regency conn- cussed by the eonintUsiun.
tee. and Mr*. Ralph Austin Smith Chairman of last night's sv*nt and a trial* Democratic Committee- rit for Morocco. Si Urkkal is the
According to th# Deputy Sher
Commit doner John Klidrr in g
iff's
InyrsUgitlfon. Yarncll appar
woman. (Staff Photo)
_______________ __ ____
former pasha of Sefrou.
e s te d that the City of Hanford
Moulay Arafa, the source at the follow th- o v 'te n already In use ently shot himself first while ly
UN. continued, will retire lo Ihe by DeLani The is'.tn would add tn ing arros* hi* fori. The elderly
International rone of Tangier, leav the Sanford water n'll. I! a month man, aeenrdilig to blood spUitehr*
ing Ihe coum il to rule until France for garba;e eollic'inn in the re- over th* rntir* house, walked
amt the Moroccans settle their st.ienlial a-eas ar,i a substantially from room lo room before be fin
two year qdarrel over the occu lai ge amount for stores and busl- ally relumed to Ilia bed and fell,
too wrak lo stand focaus* of the
pancy of Ihe Ihrone.
nesies re<iuirtng dally collection loss of blouiL
Of refill*.
Xariull'i condition was al firs#
More than too loyal Democrats
(t onllnued On Pag# Three)
described as "eritical’*, when ha
gathered at th* Sanford Yacht
was rushed to th# Winter Park
Club last night lo eat and to pro
Hospital. Ilowavcr, hit condition
vide a »h»r# of Uw funds for furth
At a meeting re U># fomimto
this morning was given, by hos
coming elections.
Two
Breakthroughs
County Board ol Education. h*hi
pital attache, a* "fair".
Th* unusual meeting. In th* form
yest ?rd',» in >U new buiWLi. on
Assisting t»*puty Sheriff p G.
(n
Sequoia
Forest
flf
ITTTVIrsd
dish
supper,
replaced
Commercial Av#.. the Superinten
Owens in tha investigation w*a
the
"Tea*
for
TV"
Mca
that
Is
dent of Public Instruction, R. T.
Fought By Firemen Itoputy Sheriff A. K. Kvans,
circling th* nation.
Milwee. was Instructed to write th*
Now, you don't need money to
RAN FRANCISCO Mt-Grlmed
To the soft music of the organ srnd a t« trier.'m as long as you
State Department of Education at
with Mis. Joyce Girardel at Hie have an honest face nr an honeat and lim l firemen battled two
Tallahassee requesting a survey
breakthroughs In Sequoia National
consol*, and with t»ngs led b> tlir voice.
team.
Srmlmd* County srhoota have
Milwee aald that the survey learn incieasod 7.1 per rent in total en dean of song leaders, Charlie Mor Western Union, inaugurating a Korert today but elsewhere they
for Seminole County would make rollment tills year over the 1P54 rison, th* Seminole County Demo broad, new, nationwide rrrJd pu started In get the upper hand on
a "spot survey" and would In enrollment, according to figures crats rhoss entertainment, conver lley, announced tmtay that any blares that had charred more than
clude both the Flnecrest School released by th* Superintendent of sation and plraiant puns, over long one can send a trlegram anywhrrr, 100 square miles nf California.
A wind shift rained addswl trou
and lha Sanford Junior High School. Publle Instruction K T. Xlllwe*. spceehmaking and rousing cheers. any time and say "Charge it!"
James Milligan, chairman of the
Survey* of Ibis nature locate
Under the telegraph'* company’* ble tn Req'nvta forest M uillev r.sst
Arcvrtlinic lo th* lateat ftiturea.
every child on a map of th* area there are 3,n il white children ,n - S'* ‘e
C° Z new wire-now pay-later plan, you of Fresno In th* Sierra Nevada
under question, the grade the child roll,-,! I,, Semlnol. Cbonty school. "Mtec. * »
^
* ran srnd a telegram at any West Mountains
Is In, the age of the child, srrd even atul m (otiil uf 2*317 colvrr-1 cnil* both commended and warned. He ern Union office, or plume tt to
Gurii up to 30 miles an hour i Reservations tor tb* Seminole
told the group, "You girl* deserve Western Union (torn home ot a pub helped Ihe fire bleak over a fir.
the location where the bus is board drm tnrollrtie
County Junior Chamber of Com
ed.
Th* tot*) figure* reveal that a Iremenduoiis amount of errdd lic ph"ne. Even thougti Western line throe mill's north nf th* north merce Luncheon meeting next
in
helping
activate
and
regenerate
Since the new Pinecrssl Heights there l* a 10.7 par cent Inerras*
Union may not know you, their ern boundary of King's Canyon Thursday, Sept 14 are pouring iq
subdivision b is been created, and in th* enrollment of white chil Interest in Ihe Democratic I’arly." operator will accept yout message, National Park.
Milligan warned, "When we saw send It on Its way, and hill Ihe tele The other break wss foui mile, lo the Jajcee Information Booth,
the South Plnecrest subdivision al dren and an Increase of 1.1 per
Tommy Stringer, chairman of Hi#
ready underway, the chang* has cent in the enrollment of colored the trememluotii influx of people gram charges later to your home west in the Simpson Creek and committee making arrangements
moving
into
Florida
we
aawr
that
brougtl about ■ need for the re children.
or business address. Previously, Mill Flat Creek area. Firemen had for the event, say* that the isumbef
study of the area served and the
The overall Inereaao la 7.1 per we h»1 a problem on our hands. telegram charge privileges were rome within half a mile of closing of placrs available for tha luncheon
I know some of you real He the se limited lo those with charge sc- a circle around th* 13,OOD-acre fire
placement #f children.
cent.
are fast dwindling
Th* Board of Education yester
Tli* biggest Increase waa at nous rnnditioni faring (hr Demo, rntinli, eresllt cards, or telephones Just before that outburst.
Stringer amphasited INIs morn
rratle
Party
.
.
.
with
some
of
u*
day, recognised the need for addi l.yman School with a registra
"Sending a telegram, particularly
At other placet flremrn hoped ing that Ihe lunrheon meeting It
taking
the
pirty
for
granted
tVr'se
tional lunchroom facllitlrs at Ly tion of IDS over last year.
from ■ public coin-box Icleptmne, the temperature would slay low open to everyone .rod that ladies
man School because of Us unusual
Lyman School, at Longwood, got lo pull together." he urged. will now be easier fur everyone," ami th* humidity high as they are invited to attend.
ly large enrollment. At the present now haa 760 children enrolled, "We'v# got to coordinate our ef said liste r Tharp, Western Union's reported at least partial success.
Principal speaker for the occa
time the lunchroom will seat less the largest school in Scminol* forts."
loeal manager. "No longer Is it ne
sion will be Senator George SmathSpeaking
of
Ihr
Republican
Par
thin 100 children. Following the County. Southaid* primary School
cessary for anyone to bother
era, who U planning to Irll th#
survey, planned for Semlnol* Coun haa CIO enrolled, Grooms Acad ly, Milligan said, "They've got searching for change to cover tele,
.Sanford group istcniblrd to hear
ty. the Board of Education has stat emy d70, Goldaboro Elementary their foot in th* door and you're gram charges. Simply call ‘West Committee Rounds him ab<ml the accomplishments of
ed that it will ask for a higher 66H and Semlnol* High School going to see a *nod fight in the ern Union', dictate your telegram,
Hie 83rd session nf Congreta.
coming elections less than a year ask that it be charged, and receive Out Second Week
priority rating for the new facilities 633.
Places have b e e n arranged,
off. We've got In solidify our cf the bill later.
at Hie Lyman Sclywl.
Stringer said tixlay, for WO peopl#
forts lo get our party tngethrr. I "About one out of every IJ Irle- Minus Agreement
Bids win b« taken on Sept, to
and that the American fogion F'alr
for a nine-room addition to Ihe Water Main Broken appeal to you to forget your pri grams now arid by the public Is
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. IB - Building on Mellonvllle Ave., next
vate
trouble!
and
let's
make
our
Goldsboro Elementary School This
paid fur in cash. Since 'charge' The U.N. Disarmament subcom to Ihe Sanford Memorial Baseball
party Ihe greatest "
addition, Supt. Milwee fold the At French, 11th St.
customers buy more than cash mittee rmmdi out Ms serond week
Chairman for the event was customers, our trust-everybody of talks on inspection and rontrnl Stadium will be used for the lunch
A aii-Inch water main, at th*
Hoard of Education members,
eon.
should eliminate the necessity for intersection of lllh SI. and State Democratic t'ommitteewuman idea should hrlp boost telegraph plans today without any firm
Alt nf Sinfort civic club* will
Mrs.
Ralph
Auitin
Srflllh.
French Av*. waa broken yester
double sessions.
volume by making it easier lo agreement—even among Ihe West, attend the meeting as a joint affair
Milwee also saU that th* entire day afternoon shortly after two
send a telegram anywhere, any ern Powers—on control measures. with most of the regularly schesful"HIGH LIVING” TASTE
plant st Pinecrsst School should o'clock.
•
time," Thsrp concluded.
Th* drlrgalrt from th* Rig Four ed civic club luncheon mretting*
FARGO, N. I* UD-A taste for
City
Manager Warren E.
he ready for us* by Thanksgiving.
and Canada planned a weekend cancelled In nrder to hold tha
"TOUGH"
RECORD
"high
living,"
including
plenty
of
He stated that Ihe survey team Knuwlea said that Gragg Con
recess altrr a short rioted irciion Joint meeting Thursday.
OMAHA OT - Sgt. Henry Gril to shoot more questions about the
should have Its work completed by struction Company equipment tor* taxicab rides, brought the arrest
Civic club members who hara
this Ume eo that the us* of Use the hoi* Into 8anford't water of two brothers, aged B and M. on went to his police file to get s Soviet puiiiinn st Moicow delegate not made reservations should do
charges
of
theft
from
several
man's
record.
main
whkh
was
repaired
whila
plant could be outlined.
Arkady A. Sobolev.
so at onre by calling the Jayee#
He pulled at the ffl* drawer. No
under preasur* and put back into churches and business places
Information
Booth at 1371. Other
nut
beyond
a
firm
stand
by
Ihe
They
were
arrested
aftrr
|*dlrr
arlion.
trrvka by 4 o’clock.
Sanford and Se in incite County ejtiSurrender Orders
A action of approilmately received a tip that two boys who Hr yanked st Ihe drawer. It United States and Britain again*! ren* who would like tn attend
any veto on the use nf atomic
three feet of water main had to seemrd to hive a lot of money popped out.
weapons In self defense, the week's should alio make their rcsrrvallnni
Are Issued Today b* replaced during th* repair were faking numerous taxi rides Gell picked himself off lha floor talks
had developed more ques as quickly as possible In order that
with a sprained bark.
around ta*ft.
operation.
sufficient time can he given th#
tions than answers.
By Argentine Head
caterer lo prrpare tha luncheon
Harold
E.
Stassen,
President
BUENOS AIRES til - Surrender
Eisenhower's special aniitant on menu.
orders were out today for a gen
disarmament,
announced th* U.S
eral and four other Argentine army
antlvrto position In parrying a
offlceri accused on Pag* 6 of th*
"Santa Ciena la eomlng to Sanford Mmbani* organlullon, 30.
question by Sobolev.
Tighter Lid Put
Peronista newspaper El Epoca
A ecmmlttc* o ' Ihre* members
Lawn." 1* a promisa made thia cueiducted this morofnga meeting
ordered Brig- G*n. Delmiro Felix morning by the Dfrocfor* of th* vrbkk dealt primarily with Christ was appoic.ed In look Into th*
On Credit Demand
Vldela Balaguer and four subordi
mas activities In Fanford. Th* need for xdJItfonal Christmas
nates of the Rio Cuarto garrison Sjnford Jforvhants. Atwrirtbm
Civil Service Board WASHINGTON i*v-Th* Federal
board also spnroved an expendi
Reserve, seeking to head off possi
to appear for a btariag on con waan they met this morning in th# ture of nearly 1600 for additional strsat llffh'inrr Tlnsr named war*
board room r i th# Eiaford Atlan
Gordon Rweener. Dallas Loop, and
ble Inflation, has screwed the ltd
spiracy charges.
Sets
Appointments
Cnrlstmaa atr«*t Lighting effects. Charles V. Atkinson
down lighter on th* rapidly swatt
The order seam ad to confirm ta* National Hank.
The Civl Rervieo Beard ef the ing demand for credit.
Newly dec ora tad floats with now
Th# fund-ra'slng enmmltte* for
Th* directors approved th# slagreport* of m tm t In the garrison,
City
ef
Sinfonl
'techred
etlglide,
Its luccexs—or lack of success—
located at n maaafaetarinj and teg af a Ctiratmi* Parade agate taamaa and a t* Ideas, Hunt told tha Christmas parade was appoint
Livestock renter
mflaa watt «f l),la year te rwoprratian with th# th# Merchants Association direc ed. Theta named to this commit- ■1 last mgt.Ue moating, th# re in preventing Inflation may hsv#
Semlnol# Canity Jwnlar Chamber tor#, will fen* a tig pari of lha Ua by President It. J Bauman appointment* for lb* reorganisa much to do with whether you got
Baaaoa A ire*/It aba
ot Cammae*#. Tha Jayvaa Christ parade. Tha earn* number af band* are Claranee Raddlrg, B. L. Pe-- tion of the Public Works ami tha a lax cut next year.
th# flvo adOMra w an not at
mas Panada CammPtoa Chairman, af equal ca’M.r* will taka part In kiM Jr., Jack Hall, and R. J. Utility Departments which will
Tha Federal Reserve Prerd ap
become afroll** at tho beginning proved. effective today, a rjovt by
The retie#, signed by MaJ. 0*n. Ed Hunt, attended th# moating af IMa years big Christmas svrnt Bauman.
Approval of the Merchants At- uf th* city's fiscal year, OcL 1.
tlx additional reserve Banka to
Jose Boss Matins *a U i first day to# Merchants Association otfV- and wilt be seen prancing through
Th* approval et th* move waa boost Ihclr discount rat* from 3 to
fas command af the ted Army, ctela to tftva the** the detail* of Sanford sir arts, according to plans ■nclaHon plsns by th* City of San
warned the five If they did net pusn* already jwdemay far on* **f ahead* underway. Th# arant will ford for th* creator af a parking th* primary Futlnata accomplish m par cant. That la th* rata a t
Gantral Fforda’a ffnaet Christmas taka place, a-tordteg ta action by araa la th* present location of tha ed nt th# manlhlv moating of th* srhlfn they land money to man)bar
Baason arvofx.
to# Merchants Association baard softball d'amond waa voiced a t flva-nun hoard handed by Ita com martial banks, which la tuiA
land lo huataaiimsa and K W i.
chairman, Ea*ry Lea.
" . t f j <m Wodaaaday, Not . LLia m an iac'a maatiag.
S . J . Bauman, ygaaUaat of (A* tula
a
French Hopes High
To Hit Settlement
By Next Monday
Milwee Instructed Democrats Gather
To Send Reguest For Unusual Confab
For Survey Team School Enrollment
Incidies 7.3 Pel. Over 1954 Totals
Nationwide Credit
Policy Inaugurated
By Western Union
'Santa Claus Is Coming To Town'
m
Reservations Soar
For Joint Session
To Hear Smathers
�-
1
th e
V t\. f t * . 9 . IM S
Sa n f o r d
herald
County Personals
mother. Mrt M. Gaffntr. Mrt.
i Eau Gallia apant the weekend at J. C. Hendnekiand ion. F.dward.
tha horn* of Mr*. Gllhart'i par- Mr*. BUI Town and daughlar. Jack
anti, Mr. and M n. Jama* Me- ie Sue. Byron TUil*. Mr. and Mri.
.iralh. On Sunday, Mr. and Mr*. Letter Till!* of Waycrou, Ga.
Ilrr.rh tl Damorttt and ahlldran,
Mr. »nd Mr«. Don Smith of Way.
B«bbi« and Stavia, nf ' Winter
Park, and Mr. and Mr*. Maurice rrn it, G* , war* thr giicitt nf hi*
Parly and ahlldran Apiil amt parent*. Mr. and Mr* E W Smith
■y NR?. BEVERLY EATON*
Maurka Jr., of Orlande, viiltrd over the Labor Day weekend
Hr*. Rallia Swefford, pitaUant with th*lr partnt'a, Mr. and Mit.
Mr. *nd Mr». Laundry and Ihrcc
of Lyman P-TA hat announced Jamat MeGrath.
rhiJdrrn arcnmnanlcd by her moth
h tr committee ehaliman who wilt
M n. Floramo Sundarlm rr- er. Mri. Little McNeil, all of Vero
•area on tho rttru liv t hoard of
turnrd
from the Winter Park Reach warr railing nn friendv in
tha P-TA along with I ho othar
Mamorial
Hoapltal U*t Sund*y l^ k r Mary Sunday. Mrt. Laundry
officers.
whtra ah* had bnn for obatrva- and Mri w p nurkt wer* tchool ROBERT T. f ONVHt, PRERIDENf. and Rnv I . Dady. vke.orctt.
Tha following number* oamiA tiao.
chumi.
,
dent and atatioo dirrctm nf KWK. Intornnra.N. St L**:ili Mo- of.
a t chairman a rt; Mr*. Jamia Bir*
Mrt. E L Humphrey and Mr« flrally opened ■ nr'* propcily, 10,000-wttt Rr.dla S 'aiitli W-GTO,
Mra.
Chnrlat
.Taarcy
Jr.
and
lenmyer, publUatioa*; Mrt. K |ar
J. C. Hcndrickt ipcnt four da*»
Lyons, Mia. leonard Casselberry daughlar, who hot* haan »p*nd« laat wrek visiting relative* in Cot- nt Hatne* Cltv, tmtay.
Ing
»om*
time
with
Mr.
and
Mrr.
and Mii> Mahal rhapman. protagcvillr, S. (
cram ; William Moon, Walter Charlt* Staicy tinro h*i arrivcl
Charlc* Rnbhin* nf .Nrwark. N I .
Kretina. budgst and IlnaneS; Mrt. from Hawaii, left i***ntly 'o
William Simpkins, Mra. Aani Join h tr huebend. wh* It »ta- hat hern tinting hu mother. Mri.
Bextc Rebbint
m M v o o i
tctinn tv i H t v m a
Psnnt.k. Mra. Charts* Harris llontd al PtAMcela.
flirr) U»n«
O R U M IN
Mr. and Mrt. Jor Urbelr of Fern|
tnambanhip; O. F.. W rairr, Cirll
C a p ta in G a lla n t
* H IIK V
Park u err In town looking nvrr
■VKnimt
a e ic a v iu i*
D tfrnit; Mn. Jamal McGrath,
p a w n , V V ih a r, 4 p lh
i a.ti*t.iii>* an* L'aal* Wall
their lot* on W**i l.«ke Mary Blvd..,
i.irrr .pondaricr .tcratary; Mil. Rlk < TV Sana
i wi.a mu icrvok
J a a . r n n lld a n r ia i
with a ‘view In huildms there
Mvkvt.vu
T. Mil*if. rouik; Mia. John Par*
* V l* |.i* * t t r * r - * M ll*
Panmiwia* Guta
Mr. and Mr*. If M G)ea*on and
in ., lunfhioomj Mi*. Maty Hal*
Tappar
i
f» » lr N * * r
K a in e r K a u a i
Watt
» U b t ir t l V » r l» ll* a
.
Ihrrr ton-in taw and daughter, Mr.
lai, study group; Mri. Kortnl
lta> h lllla a d Phnar
, p a R io rn ia * G w ia
and Mrt. R W. Kro;h and two
French. Mra. Mia. Call EUltt.
P ia r h a u a * e f p ia ia
I l..p |» l
raraen T n Ta ia n r*
tom, Craig and Keith, rpent the
I l ' u * * , , i i i * r f *> ar*
room itpisssntalive*: Mil. David
T h a l.'n d a tc u tr a n i
1 K u lln n l . r w n J *
fnbnr Da* weekend at .Sanlando
McCoy, hralth; Mr*. R. H
By VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON
K riid lo >t
1 t n d u x r r <"* I ’a i t d t
* . i- iU i i t ir r r n i
N *»a A W aam ar
Riattn*. public relations; and
Mr. and Mr*. R. F, Gibb* who Spring*
I “T h * VV m * o » “
I .a I * P h *« r
Miaa Path* Bril left Tue*day fnr
Mr*. I. Wiener, hiitotian.
hat a rnxupletd on* of lh* H. M
Paw* A Plan nil
I T h * V ia*
I a t i l t ii * V
I T t 'A
Thr firat board meeting of this Cochnn hmitat rtunai Ih* tummer Cnltedale, T enn. uhere the will
aOPVIMr
1
w a r ih e r
tnler Southern Mi*vionary College
fall will h* at thr tchool audi hat* mot ad hack to Sanford.
I n d u a ir r rm p a r a v r
I y t a r l l f h t T a a a ir *
W
in
k
)'
p i n k A Tn u
Mix
Drlorit
Militcd,
who
I*
•
i *a*-"u
Rrcant suatlt nf Mr. *nn Mr*
torium Sept. 13. (Tuesday! at
C a r iu n * K » a i
a * 11 w t i a r
night p m. Th# firat mrsting of R. A Ayart war* Mr. and Mr* •indent nurve al the Orange Mem
l * a i r a i l * K ld d l* M a i.
M U N V IM i
* l*tih -*P
.and* a U*na
'
thr P-TA will br Rapt. Id, iT u t- T. P. Strader end frirnd. Mitt Lucy orial Hmpdal in Orlando h it re
Cirri* K nanrh
1 . V ' l l l n M ih r r
lum
e!
to
her
riwt'ei
foilowH-*
a
Clark,
nf
Saliibury.
N.
C..
and
the
d a n at A pm. alia at tha school.
i » lr . VVltartf
B u f f a lo Will
i apiam Miaaipai
i r n k r !.* • * * » •
A rr(«i>llon for tha trathai* Slradrr'a ton. A I t Norman I. vacation apcnl with her parrnti.
» rt'»v n » a » r ,
Rtf To*
Mr.
and
Mr*
C
F.
Mllaltd.
Strader
nf
K«lln
Fl*ld.
Mn.
Sind
■
uptr lUrrua
I
A
n
d
)
•
l
i
a
n
(
and pnnripal, E u |rm Dou|lai. of
anam nn*
Mr
and
Mr*.
L.
M
Co**on
have
I
n
*
a>
l
“
-i*
d
tr
:»
a
*ltl#r
nf
Mr*.
A
ytn.
f.yman School will ha hald Ihi*
T
h
* C fe rla ln p h a ra
> v ra
\
Mr. and Mr*. P. D. And*r«in returned from a *bmt vmll with
W p »rl* lla v ta a r
Vrlda rvenlng at I o'clock at iha
- l* o !d lrr• r * f * d »
lilia e P « *n
a r r iiR h u o a
Library sponsored by th* Citric war* Ih* tu tu * nf Mr. and Mr* relalivet in Penjacola. Mra Jrvte
llla a t a a . n td a
p ilm r * f *
A. F. Ramp, Sunday »»rnlng when Virkery. her mniher, 1* making a
*■■1* 1 ) * r l L * . m a
l,r a |u t of I,ant wood.
r i i ' l l i i r i W a rm > *
good recovery from rrrenl turger*
K a ro * P a t r o l P a ra it
it la n la *
riada
Welcoming Mi. Ihiuflai and they attended tha ronrart tn thr
tlad
K a ih a m
K
lim
K
a
ra
Friend* nf Mr* J R llarri* will
Van a
M ill) A rn o ld
hit alaff wilt ha Ih* dub mem Daytona Btath Rand Shall.
W
a
n
ih
ar
hr
tnrry
In
hear
that
*he
underwent
Th*
Rtv.
and
Mr*.
L.
W.
Scmt
MV M A I* A
ber* and lhair frirndt. HoiUaiat
KVKkIAA
I t i l r l i ) w p-*d W a rk a - a f*
uirgery
rerenlly
in
Shrewtbury,
rMurnad
Saturday
from
a
vacation
I
«
n
ir
a
i
K
la
n
r
la
d
''.n
.a
i
a
Rln
T
i
n Tin
will bo thr ( in u tn a tnmmlltir,
Pa
.
where
>he
ia
tummermr
.M n a r ii* * ll r a a i a a l ■a.vdt
H .a i T h * C la r k
af
a
month
in
which
lhay
traveled
Mr*. R, f . ('niton, pittidsni,
l
t^
n
a
iia
V
n
,n
j
dhow
A
n
a
r
l
.
a t f lr a a ia a i B an d *
Mr. and Mr* f^«ter Tilli* of • M ilu n im n k a
T o o K n r T k * lla a t e
Mr*. 1_ L. Co*, fir at vM-prtil- ot*r *.WO milt* and vliHM friend*
Wayeroi*.
Ga
.
»pent
Ihe
fjb
o
r
Day
In on I ' n l f i t a V a r. Mr
It a A t o a r a J a a
and
relative*
ia
Mitiiiilppi.
New
drat; Mr*, ( aula Malar*, araand
a V in a ,a J a n
•tu n a n ia h *
weekend viaiting hi* parent*, Mr. t* nn
l.n m u n II ii n r on T h a a ir *
I*
M il f a r a d *
via* praaldaot; Mia. R. R. Gray, York and New Jm ev .
and
Mra
|.
C
Tilli*
While
here.
tn in l a m a ., I n a a i r a
M it t v m r r ic a ragaaai
Mr.
and
M
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Hirald
Sathort
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roriaspondene* secretary; Mn. turned tail weak from a vacation Mr* Tilli* bid goodbye tn her H i t * S i a t ll c M T h a a it a
grandmother.
Mr*
t.
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their
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I *o* k .n a - u r r
n u u ih a ld * P r a t * , *
Jion Hitaman, M ilitant hmiaa and daughlar, Mr. *ad M n. Dale J U n who flew Tue*day In Anchorage.
Alatka. to vi*it her ion-in-law and
• • v iiv r
la r ln n C h a r tn
(round rhaltman, alia Iha trui ion la flaylnrd, Mich.
th a
Mr. tad Mr*. Thomai M. Kerch daughter, Major and Mr* Glen * !• Kli" mMiu a v o o *
trar, Mr*. Halil, IjsWgna, Mr*.
Wild pill Mlckaa
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The
Rev.
Kelvy
MeCoInler,
for
with Mr. and M n. K. R. Godwin.
Ilnr.
M an K ro m T a t a *
I l a T h n I'h rM in p h rra
mer BaptiM patlor, wa* railing on • nn T h la la T e a l . i l a
TBA
In rh aiia of (hr n, tilings *f» Tha two woman ar* ai>i*n.
T h * I'n rta t n p h trn
in K - l d l r r n f K u ru ra
Enjoying an all-day picnic al frtan.1* Wadneiday before leaung 9I n«
range meals, Mr*. I . I . Co*. *a<
T h la la T h * l . l f *
T h n I'fc rlltn h h n ra
fnr
hi*
iludle*
at
the
Rapllit
Se
Rack
Spriaga
Mindly
war*
Mr.
and
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In
Ka.
•
Tta
Valina
m a a ta rn M a ra h a ll
trrtainmsnt, Tha daroratlnl rom
T l.n Pun. I . w r p a a w
I,* *
l l i t k a t h-iuad
minary
In
Lnurlana
Mra.
E.
L.
Humphrey
and
children.
miliar, Mia. Charlt* Jssiry,
Tai> A r * T h a r *
I tl
v v a it r lr n t l
h ..r d T h a a lr a
rhaltman, a>*i*Ud hjr Mr*. Leroy Rarhara. Roy and Linda, Mra. F.r- Mr and Mr*. A J. Dnugherl* J r , a 1* l-anpla M AV lan v i vKnu h n y
l*v- S a r r a i t r r
Hr on* •**)-. Mn. Leroy Ntuman patllna Baker and ion, Mlkr, Mr. ipent tha U hnr Day weekmd vi- I in l- n t a i a R t r r r i a r *
T a n tl of T o w *
ailing
In
South
Carolina.
and
Mr*.
M
rry
Walhrun
and
her
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I nn r l K. T h a a lr *
m at* I
Florida lima punrh and patllra
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e -"k A 4».
I ta
*|,|< n in im a h i w llb A d v a n ln ra
VVha ’ a Mr I jn #
t “I
U r ia h Ih * Uanh
rookie* wilt ha served by tha ta
pnaday Nawa ppa*.
» 1» M n a u u lra d a r a n *
ftrihm rnl aommltlaa rhalrmaa,
A m «a U rns.
I a nn Wn.abc* h |. t |„ n
r r - n a ll*
Hnk Cummlntt Phr
la i» a f a r and T h a h ln r y
Mr*. R. H. .Vacant, gsslaltd by
t il* *
TV
|* la )h n tia *
Pic Fitiura
Mn. K.
Dunning, Mrt, John
w iiv t r a v
aiaa o n
— By MOTT RINOw naiitT
W U H A IA P
Carhait and Mil. R. T. Mllwai.
T a i l 1‘a l i r r n . a
Cawfral Fee** W hirr
lit *
H ifh - lt n
lit *
.Mr* Paulina R im na waa an
H » r * l* l th ru
l * i r a n * flaau m a
W h n p p a r a g m i .^
( t|
S t a i- w r a iiiir
WORD from Lewdaw la that
A group rf aporftmeo peepoirtf
pointed during Iha pail w ith at
n« l h # hi nr n In • * h a w
director af tha College Park Mayfair's fall alytao will ftalui* fla t eo<Htrjr rfaba laid pul/
Arthur fladfra*
i l l T a a l K a lia r n
Ini a I k * I l lit . a
im a M M *
ih* “tt)b* look." Ai a uat. any fo*rnemr«f* fo roue /food refie/
Mrthndltt Weak Day Kindsrgar
I I a* m a n <*n
a allaal la* r
way..
tan, Orlando.
•tioory. SoboJ]/ cow jympalkco
i - i « * or i.ir *
l- r o t 'a m n a a u m *
I I S I M > i- V W a ll,li
p a a rrh f * r V i l a
I t t
Mrt. Slrirn* U * resident of
uifk uatrr trouble like a getter.
it iild ln a l.la h t
t l n» la , I. P a r i
l u l u era*cmra teiR moke fkr
I ding wood and fnr thr pait Ihrrr
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tl iTCinrh liepnft
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make
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W a lr T n a r *
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tfyla
or
feaa
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Amo mo ha* • rttord MB vie*
I la p ..h r i i a r r f * « a
A n h l. t l I d a l l
|i,u*#ln.ri*
t I I
t Ik I'h a n n a l I'r n a a ro a d l
of Rochester Initiliitr of Tech
praiidcnt*. Incuph far Iron*.
lip i* » ) o f r
I it
U n rra i J i - r m
! 1 t
nology. RachasUr, N. T. and th* i Mow people don't prop boro p
W"h f r o a l i r
I V* V la w a ra trln a a t
t th Mra*la M ill* * * ,
f r in k t a r n * *
Calvrrt Schools, Ft. Ogltlhrap*. aroiw. Jwt • middle.
A man in Atlanta waa denied
p e i 'it l A la rm
w aa m u i v i i i i v m
*
t
t
t
hi*
unemployment
compenaalion
(ia. flh* it ■ mtmhrr af Chritl
dm
•■** * t - i ,»
i in T o u r A .c t u o l
lt*a aa aaiy uyla, tying up tha ehKk btcauaa ha reported in
f ) * r * llo iit o
pwinvT
Church Epliropal MGitow wbtra
•atural
waiat
i
m
Iha
“tub*
look
"
awdmming trunk*. They probably
ah* taoahra Sunday School.
Maveral local mra eorvsd at tha A lag pf ua can achieve tha nalu* figured h* could keep h u head
abova water.
currant atari al tha Unwind O h Ml waiat by dropglay Uw »W.“
nervation Center In Allamool*
Springs. ThU diitHat la uadar Ihr
» 1 * n - M M 'IH I)
K it " o rr
ii w i h l l m V I I . K 9
« t V1 t t * V
supervision nf 0. E. Wravaa and
r M il* * l
e u a s iv a
leroy Ntuman , William Mek v n v iv n
t a * a a " rut
"I
VI f i l l 4 I P | | v e *rm a i *••
loughlon and Jamat Robert Met* v ,« n * i I'arm.
T * » l ll * |it K n B **
Grahl, Ralph Stavana, Tommy
K iH .r l* |IB n k
* tk T h * l.t a p a l H n u r
V.■■•■•I r * m
l . * a n u B i i * M a ra ta g H u i l c t l *
Napaa and Tommy btavsni.
| i r i r n * t o e A r i . . u«
• ta j » C a l*
Hap* that you all ar* saving
* h*
W *i 114 A t M n *
i t — #* V * r A lJ**Vr
n .u .iK M B t> » 4 |* r»
a ll
W<ik C rw any Wnnw
M at Tuesday availing *• that you
IF J0« k i l l h l f fever or by travel la Impoaalbla Y e t they*
| l a l.a B -a llm a
• ta aai.H aw M rro ia g M u t u a l*
will ba able la atlawd tha OldI * In l l .i i u a | t 'n a a r a
t l.iin * V
Vlik M u tl*
Pithmp eau tad by ragweed-end .1* a lot you ran do, if you atay
M i* * c n u i i n H a r ii r *
N***a
Faahionod Dane* aponaottd by
R hefty bank gcammu-it'a i roia- | home, to r e lie v e your aviuptoma.
Im 11*. an * C a ll T a I ' r a r r r
H it * SuaC a* *********
the Volunteer Kltamax.
wipa inf
••roly auepip m atter to gat pg
PrtPf
the
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s u it
Baaaambar Iha data—Beat. II
t *0 » r o a i r Tn“ f e
.
•* foot aymptaaa. M take a
« * * M u **l g j l i a r
a a a v iv n
DaroiulUMlIon ihotA m ar illll
■t t p.m. at Runayabada r * r i—
Mtp tnta ■rtfWMa-fro* prop and
Wiai* rm
* ta M i.a ir a i l * < a i * f » n
Ij i « i m
ra ti T * I’ra rrr
lit *
A v * M a ria l l a u r
■ad It ■ fra* and tatryana la wal*
m m ir tear* maul the team u help you. Whu* ica h u t to begin
P V P W IV A
i»-«n D nakdi
ettch treatment from alx to II
•maa.
•M r.
Sum a
• ro W j r t a A t l i a
wroka before t h e allergy season
a 14 W tfa t* K | m
VVaattrk
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Serving an tha rnmmltUr far
Th* wrouen tta la*. California, b e g in s , t r e a t m e n t during th a s e a
> ,* •
I 1* • a r a u l a In P I- .*
this danen wlU hr, Harold Willi*.
Oraaaa. Waapiagtop apd Ntroda. son wilt aid about 40 per r e n t of
f a . a a O'ciftk C lu k
* ta M u ii* a i h a a r o m
N
*
b •
m
*i i * * i w ise
Jim Hltamaa tad Maurka Ru
Rro pretty fra* af thla aanoylng th e p a tta n tA .
M » e ,i* At A C lia n e *
ill
M ara’ a T n T a t *
dolph.
FaUaa, o u ter aroaa af tea toun*
a
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AnUhlitamlnr drugs attrfi aa
I * I'r a tiC le W a H a lt
iB rB 'B C t v a r o lia a *
Mra. Ray Vooliita and thrM
try. Hka northern uaina and bentdryl or thephorin might git a
I * * i h i.r r k B - r r l r r
aenii-g MalnJII*
chlidran af bprlngfltid, Oia* wba
Mrtaln other **ctft* loaaliUei. hay fever vletimi ronaldcrabl*
* »* H a la a O * ;* n n * ll
W *.»ic A t M n *
,
t ilt
P la t -V I'' K a r M « * lr
• t a r rofnt*. too.
have boon tpandlaS'th* aummar
M>iair
K*** l a a t r *
relief, although they have lltUe
l# i* e A t M *m * W it h M k l l*
M a m * T im *
a t tho hum* af hfr partal'a, Mr.
It ;! *
v (< * n l|h l H i a u * * r
H at O ak
or no value In IreaUng asthma.
III* * R i * i
and Mrt. Charlta Raetey nf Waal
N »w »
-*
Tha TtM aad aaaaan in the Between TOand 10 per cent of the
t .i * M 4 K ia a o f f
l t * » C liik
Lnngwood, i at urn id i t bar ham*
a n a n tr
i V U i * * * C l a a i l* K a n e
OWtral fta la a Malta baglna ppGtnt* taking these powerful
laat Sunday.
V » r l« lli*
W O P P tk S
•bout Augntt M. Ia tha Ulddla antlhUUm lnu have found them
T o w n A C w a n ir *
* :* * Aten n *
Mr. and Mn. Ray f u i a r af
* r r i a * nn *
Waft and th* North l u t a m aec- helpful.
!***•» * Cat. Ta F ia /tr
Meintr SL lift Tuaaday m an ias
t ie #
w * r l * At K a « *
tv. P aNw* nt r* ( r a n k ir *
*Me. tha fta rtte f d a u la around DartOJaroro
Ita C Ia K * r*B M IB **t
far a several t w i n ' visit a t Ihdic
■M em ber 1. i h a heaviest eonW a liiM IK S* a 11 b a*
Mr a ial l i r a J a a a t a r r o
Injertlona
of
adrenaline
and
farmer h«ma la Maaaaahuaatl*.
T lfo o lilv a D M e a r e
O tlB fk C M
eea tea Up* la f im d Mi Central apraytng a aolutlon of adrenallnt
i
i
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r
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a
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t
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v
.
Mra. Baaila Haaid af Wlalrr
Mteolt aed Oaetcal laeiana.
Mb W*
A I M . ( I lu < 9
Into
your
not*
might
also
help,
Park *pcfit Tburaday aa th*
lilt
i**a ctuk
ik » r * - —
■orio
a
d
d
washes
and
ayedrepi
tit*
f i n i t i O m ilR U
guaat nf M n. Edith Hallman a ad
S it e
usually relieve itching of your
br 4 Mrt. BaUa AU r.
• f Ua* ayea. Dark glaiaca probably aro
Sail*
, Robert RobarUon wh* U at*
taro ii.
also.
landing b u tia tu calltga In Jack*
________ ____ ___ pf the advisable,
QBMlfOR AJTD ARtWta
Mhvllla apant th* Labor Day
ta l f RUtaa At* hit Oakobar 1.
IL U. a : If p person aa year*
W tiktnd s t Iha Uma af kit par*
•m Vaypfta
of age. alU for a while and, when
III*
•ala', Mr. and Mra. L C. Robert*
a m m a m i m p veneg m te M ? •MUag up. D guile auR, U this a
tan af Main* It.
eaebl M e Ftp agaapa the ng- algn of old age or hardening of
tail*
Mr. and M n. Naal Gilbert af
ilia *
Hrnakl)n Pa4l*r«
uaad i n — , altbngh ftrong tha arteries?
1*1*1*'* Call Ta Praear
J J J M M j p of paUaa have Answer: Btiffneee may i t due
to prthrtua ar laflammttion or
■»•■ eel ever Uka iim m u e tha Jolato; to earn* diaturPence of
Uw muscle* or of tho ronnectiro
Uaattro. known aa DbroaltU.
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Tift R f l t f t an ariiet of the Ism - 1IM In POO mile* out In rpar*. Research aloeg rhlt
LMKMB
don Sphere ha* drawn the type of apart ihlp Una Witt take many year*, during which larger uninto
wnicn may be built some day fnr interplanetary
voyage*. This ahlp, which la pirtured nearing the
(noon, is designed to make a landing there. A*
there is no atmoephere on the moon, th* landing
will be made vertirallr on the thruat from the mo
tors Streamlining la unnecessary in spare. Before
■uel* • eehlrln eould be built, many aipartmenla
wmnid h*»* to be made with the *m»ll pro)«lile.
_belng built by th* UnltedStatro to circle th* earth
mannad utelllte* may be buUt. If all goer welt, and
ta Hi factory meins arw found of overcoming the
many haiardt whirh are already known, and Iho
many more which will doubilev* rom* lo light,
then man may h# able to embark on an Intar*
p lin ttip f profram. First, a ip a n Hitinn nrurt
b# MUblUhfAd abm e the rarth’s Atmosphere. Fmm
there, th# ■pace rhip would L« able tn take off for
ita outer-*pace dcatinaUon.
(Central Preit)
Highway Safety Spiritual Problem
A S H E V I L L E . N. C. <Jb— rauie* of highway arcident* are | per cent of ft Mail involved in
Highway aafety It bulrally a speeding, driving while drinking, fatal accidents last year ware un
spiritual problem tod wa will nevrr driving nn Ihe wrong tide nf me der U and that teen-age driver*
aolvc tha problem until men have road, failure lo yield right of wa), are Involved In mora thin their
surrendered their hearti and wilii parking on a curve or hilt, pining proportionals share of accident*
to God.
[ on Ihe wrong ilje of tha road, indicate mat sensational driving tv
The terrible record nf death on failure lo give proper signal* and a factor in death on the highways.
our hlghwayi ii not nnly a «*d re rk lrn driving. In that order.
Another wrong attiude ia anger.
commentary on our ratlmale of thr
Out almost everyone now agrees Je«us said: "Whosoever is angrv
value of life, but a direct violation ihaae are nnly symptom* of some with his brother without a c a o i^ s
of tha Golden Rule.
thing else that it b u lrally wrong. ia danger of the Judgment." •
L ilt yeir, 40,000 per ton t were
The new slogan, "Drive unto
Argument* and quarrels at horn*
klllad nn thi nillon'a hlghwayi and others as you would h ate them
Ilk million were Injured. Tbrir dnv* unlo you," Is a modern prac are many times behind iha rag*
ar* Just eold, bird itilltllee, but tical versing of ihe time-tested e ip re sie l by reckleii driving on
Uta highway. Many a husband who
Baek of each Me la a tragedy of Golden Rule of the Bible.
eannot control his horns bai tried
sorrow, bereavement and gulierIt Is neither Christian nor civl- lo prove his manhood by overconlug.
Hied to drive recklessly, endanger
Thi* represent* a greater alaugh- ing Ihe life and limh n fyoruflei trolling hit car and thus bacmti
ter thin Iha Korean War and It Ing Uta life and limb of yourself a traffic haaird.
Still another cause of death on
waa brought about In le u Uun one and of others.
Ihe highways Is rartleitn tss. Driv
third Ih* lime.
The Bible ssys: "Thou shall net
Moal fatalltiei In lulomobile ar- kill." And a man ia just aa dead ing in automoblla is a full tf t*
eldenti are clitied at aerkienUl. when murdered with an aulnmo- Job. You can't visit and drive, mska
Rut e ip rrti agree that moil of bile as he is when killed with a love and drive, or read and drive.
them eould hive barn prevented. gun. a kntf* or poUon.
Scripture trachea (hat wa are
Safety authorities aro alio he.
One rauae of acridenla which not in be slothful and careless. W*
ginning In rralite Ihe bade proh- has spiritual and moral silnificanre arc to put first things first and
Urn it draper than al first sue- Is wrong attttudr*. Jrsus taught when we are driving, csriainly ihe
peeled, One layi: " It l< our con Ihat wrong attitude* are Just as lives and property of outers are
viction that neither sclent* nor bad aa wrong deed*.
to be given first consideration.
engineering, nn matter how wtiely
Another cause Is drinking. When
One of the attitude* which ennnr widely applied, can provide a tnbiijra to death on iha highway you are drinking, your reaction
permanent aolutlnn."
Urn* Is three ta four tim ci l l o ^ .
Il selfishness.
Thla problem hai it* root* In Ihe
This problem, Ilka 10 many ctWr
Stop selfishness and ym» hive
mlndt and hearii nf men, and It Ii done away with a large percentage social problems, resolves Into a
(here we must look for ag answer. nf highway hatards. When we gel spiritual and moral problem. Th*
Rkperit tall ua ip* grealeit behind the wheel of an automobile, major problem Is not sp**4< power
we must remember that we are or Iralfle. It II man.
Selfishness, anger, ckrelaisneii,
Just one of thousand! and millions
who have fhe same right*, the neglect and pride are the riu»*i
•ante privtlrgn and the aame li- of death on ihe highway. Accident\
injuries and fataliUM are the recenae that we have.
Another wrong altitude Is th e , stills. The physical effects are pro.
urge In show off. The fsrt that 21 duccd hy spiritual causal. Tha cur*
is a spiritual rebirth.
^
Barrage Of Blows
By Angered WACs
Sends Han Flying
FRANKFURT. Germany * - It
probably will be a long limn before
on* German gnea sneaking about
a WAC dormitory again in tha
drad of night.
In fact, the unknown German
probably wont be able to get about
much for a bit, tbinki lo tha cull
and bruiiai (our Waei and their
baieball ball Inflicted m him.
The vigorous American girl* are
M. Sgt. iidonta f ’lfiger, Napa,
Calif.; Spec. 3.C. Geaevieva Poptola. Buffalo, N.Y.I Bpec. 1C. Rpae
M. a ie ik t, K a u a i a ty , M«.t and
Bpec. « r .
vatno. Dowo«lae,
Mka.
Thing* had been mUaing from
IM dormitory. Tb* (our girls
'*rmetf Uiemaelvei with beta and
set waled, two on and two off ta
two-hour ahlfla.
With a a.m. earn* a creaky door,
and Iha iwc^on aummaned Iha two
atl. A man stepped out nf the
shadow! and Uw swinging com
menced.
The Army reported:
"The man fell but quickly
Jumped lo hit feet and scuttled
throngh the doorway, hit lateral•d icalp ootiag blood from a dot-
L e g a l Notice
Ih a , w • * r a * a * ( * * 4 In S u i I m »
■I r €• I W
M n f n id . K ln fM *
ttn d -, i h * f i r I If la ,14 n a m * a f > ls la *
*•«««»■ J „ - h i l l , , S n 4 I h l t w a >nMn
ta r t s l a l a r said n a m * s i l k
Ih a e i# » k n f t h i
C l m o 11 C o u rt.
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Odium ft Tudor,
Inc.
"Budder* af fin* Homaa*
The girls' hlniag waa .
rb hut
ft* B ait running
ing could
eoulf have been
MUer. The culprit aft away.
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PAINTS
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ostwar Religion Interest Kept
AR
INSIDE
t M population rose l.T per rent.
NEW YORK 'JD—A m trieiiu bxva The council la an organisation ef
pt up their postwar intertat in 90 Protestant and Eastern Ortho
_
swelling total membership do* bodiei but ita yearbook stvtith> U. S. churthei of all falthi to a tlei cover all American churches,
which now have a total of 900.016
ord 97,483.811.
Thli figure, reported yesterday congregations, 1,197 more than la
By the Natlooal Council of Church- m i.
Mora than two billion dollars are
»
means • out of every 10 pereooi
* the United States la listed as a given annually to churches, the
council reported, and church conureh member.
“There has been no pause or i true bon la 1154 hit an all time
(down in the vigorous postwar high, amounting to MS million
_rovvth of the churches,’* said Dr.
Benson Y. Landis, editor of the
council s yearbook, In which the
new figures are to be published
this month.
(Coatlaved Frans Page One)
The council's figures show Ihst
At the remitst of th . commiechurch membership is growing
.lonera,
H. N. Rarer, T u AssesM le r than the population of the
3 country. Most of the current s->r and C ly Cl-rk said that In
church figures arc for 1954. The coma from thr proposed plan could
rise ever 1933 ts 2.639,764 or M go well over $40,000. However, in
p*r eent. In the same period the older to reach a definite roncuulion as to the total income provid
es the eltr from such a».re»*m*nl,
u.o Board of Com minions in
s 'ructed Knowles to prepare a
fchroule o* asseum rnta for resi
„ (Continued From Page Owe)
dential ar-rs a.nd for the business
to* right-©? way* "
iretion, p’ut at estimate of the
^ D ial coMondei, “If Seminole ■mount of money this plan would
County clsr.r,*. o*tstn the right- provide tha city t<* be considerof-ways, a contrast will be let *•-' at the srvuler session of the
for the foiit-Unlc~, widening and Poaid of C*ty ComrdUsioners
p.vlng of 1" !*2 t**iw year, even Monday n'gbL
if the bid bee to be let on ChristCommissioner F. t>. Seott sugsues Day.
g*ited that a psving assessment
"My grca'»*t problem, so far bs. levied. However, such a move
Is Irving to tv plain to the Road was defeated when it scat shovrp
Department gerscnntl In DeLand that paving •seeMc-ents are now
w t Tallal.as'ce about the Indif- on the b-oks and tint oiler table
W etit atti Hide on the part of eome from provletM p'ane by former
• / the people or S.-mlnol* County.” commission v-IonOdnam said tfalx morning, "We
Mayor D*n»jr Cordell said, “Tha
era rallinr on every volunteer tlma has cone when w( have la
worker ano orojcity owner to imrease." Camm'ssioner K a r l
meet with us Tuesday momtng. nigginbotnan added, "how ran
District Engineer Rich!# Green
expert to go along without
has assured me that Assistant raising the reran.**” *
District Ens.’tnver Benedict will be
Also to C”ir.f imier considera
on hand a*. l*io Tuesday morning tion at tha regular session of tha
Meeting to answer questioni.
Sanford City Commissioners will
®*We shonll mnVe every effort be the alternative adding two milts
to attend thla meeting and inform u the present ta t rale. It was ex
ad reefvet of the problems Ulet p-mined however, that this method
confront, not onlv the eitlsene of of increasing the revenue would
t'.ii county hut also the problem! not lataa aufficient fund* for tha
that the State Road Department proposed I955-68 budget and for
must also fa.e.ftS Odham said.
toe proposed eap’lal Improvement
pregrmm /or peat year.
Under consideration by the eomWelcome Navy
miaeionere are plane to tighten up
o« the use ef Stanford parking
meters, the licensing of trucks
f r parking in downtown Sanford
and the oLminat'sn ef ell loading
.We have leased M alr-eoodL tones in the dswntown area.
Commij'toner Ratigan elated,
Iteaed rwome a t the Mar-Lew
"Wa
want tb« nubile to know wbat
Motel
we’ra doing and why we’re doing
Ahawlatelp F U R to alt t e e It."
arvivale e t wssr Naval Air
The garbage rolleetion fee,
Watlew.
Knowlea said this morning, would
n ek i s veer key* a t the be earmarked for street improveoffice #f
ment and ia based on a four or
five year street Improvement
program. "It will definitely be a
program that ran he aeen and
uied directly by the residents,"
b» said.
"Builder* ef Fine Roman'
SMh S. Front* Ato.
Knowlea said today, "The most
feasible thing to do, would be to
change the present water bill to a
city si nr ice bill containing three
Important eerviree: water, sewer
and garbage collection fee."
New Sources
f
: Breakfast Plans
U WILL YOU BE
OUR GUEST?
Odham & Tudor,
Inc.
f u l l UVUI
5 kifo-Amkrn
dollars This eras is per cent more
than a )car ago.
Clergymen tn active cnarge of
local churches total at least 213.167,
compared with 207,4ia the year
church members now make . p 6U3
per cent of the population, com
pared with 4 per cent ut 1M0 and
II per cent a century ago “when
And what are the findings?
Americans were popularly sup*
>sed to be more religious-minded
DOS
than today."
The yearbook listed this mrm
bership breakdown by religious
groups:
Protestant - 17.124.142 in 273,301
churches.
Roman Catholic ~-32.403.332 In
10.794 churches.
Jewish — S.300,000 ia 4.079
churches.
Eastern Orthodox — 2.021 21 9io
1,311 churches.
Old Catholic and Polish National
Catholic — 367.919 in 265 churches.
Buddhist — 63.000 in 49 churches.
Protestants gamed Ihe moil
numerically in 19SI with an in
crease of 1,266.817 or 2 3 pc.- cent.
Greater percentage increases were
shown by the Roman Catholics, up
977,071 or 2 9 per rent, and toe
Jews, incrcaseJ by 100,000 or 10
per cent.
Membership in the largest Prot
estant denominations or denomma
lion a) groups was:
Baptist — 18.488.fi21.
Methodist — ll.6M.uu2.
Lutheran — 6.818.283.
Presbyterian — 3.703,021
Protestant Episcopal — 2.6CO.*99.
County Farming
Glide Is Stretched Haines City Is Proud
But Not Far Enough Of New Station W GTO
To Prevent Crash
BURBANK. Calif. '# -T h * pilot
of a stricken DC3 stretched his
glide to the limit. But it wasn’t
enough and the plane crashed 130
yards short of th* t-ockhcrd air
terminal runway, killing the pilot,
copilot and a ground worker and
injuring I t persons.
Pilot Joseph Amos Brxd.her, 31,
Chula Vista, Calif, radioed shortly
after taking off for Oakland Calif.,
with 30 passengers yesterday that
his starboard engine had faded.
Crash crews stood bv at the
twin-engine nnnsrhcdutrd airliner
plane attempted to limp back to
Ihe field. The plane sheared
through power lines, a fence, raromed off a parked Air Force C34
and hit a hangar.
Technician Willie Malone. 47. Ijoi
\ ngelrs, working on a wmg lank
on Ihe C3I was killed. None of Ihe
passengrrs was seriously injured.
President Arranges
Meet With Adviser
DENVER '* - Presr.lenl Ki.enhowrr arranged to discuss national
security problems today with his
top military adviser. Adm Arthur
W. Radford.
Radford, chairman of Ihe Joint
Chiefs of Staff, arrived by plane
from Washington last night with a
report for the President on a Na
tional Security Council meeting
hrld at thr White Huusc.
The meeting at which Vice Presi
dent Nixon presided. Radford's
scheduled conference with Eisen
hower today and Nixon's Denver
meeting wllh Ihe President last
Monday all deal with tha same se
curity matters.
(Continued from Page One)
has been done, but without dimin
ishing labor. Even with the ‘mule
train' it takes plenty of tabor to
operate our farms."
In giving the Jayceet a word
picture of the banlord area farmer,
Bush spoke on the labor picture.
Ihe til* system, farm sires and Ihe
system of double and triple crops
UNUSUAL COLI.E4TION
The use of fertilisers, Insecticides,
SPUING FIELD. Ill f - Detec
atrJ the cost of farm operation was tive Sgt. Byron Nnltmg stopped on
explained, ax the Sanford civic hts way to work Tuesday to talk
leader-farmer explained the ad with 3-jeir-old Terry Weller.
vantages of farming in Florida and Terry insitrd that Nulling see
especially in the Sanford area.
hi* "collection." The boy produced
Calling for a diversification of an accumulation of parking tickets
crops. Bush said that the effect of taken from the windshields of ears
today'i transition is that Sanford at a muniripal parking lot. MotorIs no longer Ihe relcry capital of iiti using the lot have been com
the world , . . neither is it the na plaining that a delinquent notice in
tion's vegetable garden
the mall was their first knowledge
“Some Sanford farrnera have be of a parking violation.
come discouraged." Ihe local farm
er commented. " and you can't pul Terry’x mother assured police
your finger on the reason behind that her son's collrtlion would be
it. The transition isn’t to blame stopped
I bctleva it Is progress and progress
Sanford farmer. "One," ha sal.1.
rsn 't be halted."
‘fWtiat of the future* * he asked. is to rrrognise progress and adapt
“ 1 believe that there is a good fu ourselves to It. Two, diversification
ture or I wouldn't be m it." Thr With the emphasis on celery and
reasons he pointed out are “ We corn. Tnlrd, experiment with newhave our rllmale, tile system, re type* of rrups. Fourth, « • must
latively frost free area, and we think about packaging. Filth, the
still have our labor. There's th* possibility of using lh rslock along
largest car Ice plant In the world, with our crops. And. alath. Ihe
he said! large*! railroad marshall use of pasturage while we are
ing yards in Ihe stale, and th* se resting our fields."
cond largest Farmers Markrl in ".Sanford farming I* a rhatlenge,"
the State."
Bush said "A brand new frontier
Bush pointed to six factors that is here and we should not overtook
must not be overlooked by the it "
Fate persons, if any, ever
thought about setting their radio
dial on 310 ke, not until last
wrek, a t least.
Hut large newspaper advertise
ments in 43 daily and weekly
newspapers throughout 26 central
Florida counltea aroused a lot of
curiosity. The message In Ihe
advertisements openly u r g e d
readers to tune to 340 kc on lb*
radio dial—to hear rru-ic and
news at| day long over W'-GTO,
Florida's new, powerful 10,000
watt radio station, located In the
heat i of Florida at Hainra City.
The dial setting of 310 kc is
unusual. It isn't even marked on
most radio dials. But the spot is
ther# nevertheless — on* nolvh
ahovs 330 kt at th* top of th*
dialin explaining the new setting.
W-liTU radio engineer consultanl. pointed out that the Fedetal
Communications Commission in
Washington, l>. C. has only reeently authorised this freu.ncy
for u»e in the United States. They
pointed out also that 510 ke plus
high power of 10.000 w att, pro
Jduces
..~ . an
... exceptionally .iron*
strong
and far reaching signal that under
normal conditions will well cover
a large arra in Central Moriita
from Gulf In Oeean and Gaines
ville to Okeechobee.
Military Guard Put
On Army Enlistee
I TT1K
SA N FO RD
DENVER (It - rresldenf Eisen
hower today sent Congress a re
port saying Am rriri It winning
friends throughout tha Woild with
a five mlltlfMwiollar program show
ing off U S. waiei and cultural
artists.
The report deals with (hit coun
try's participation In international
trade fairs in Europe and Japan,
and with the appearance abroad
of surh American attractions at
tha Philadelphia orchestra, the
New York City ballet, and Ihe
stage production "Oklahoma "
M ost Modem Power any Truck!
New Chevrolet Task^fbltX Trucks!
SlwrtMt strata V * '» af any
In f truck. Th# Inrfuatry's moat m4 s a n a d S in tl Yws f# f Hi# m—t
M adsin p#w#r f*r your |#b with
M W Ch«vr«J#t Tank-Fort# truckal
Moaf Mod ora Eoyfaca
VI or I
V* is standard in new L.C.F. mod
els, optional at extra cost in all other
except Forward Control models. New
Chevrolet trucks ofler the industry'*
most advanced valv#-in-head sixes,
too. A ll have ■ modem 12-volt elec
trical system.
Moaf Mod#m
ttjllag
v
Work Six led-with ■ fresh, functional
appearance that's tailored lo the job!
Two distinctly different styling treat
ments are oflcrcd-one for light- and
medium-duty models, another for
heavy-duty models. It’s a Chevrolet
•adustvc!
Most Modara
f#afstM
Panoramic windshield, concealed
Safety Steps and new lligh-l.cvel ven
tilation! New frames, mw suspenaion! New tubeless lire# standard on
*/)-ton models! Com# in and sec aH
th# modern features that put you
1, 1 ^ 5
p # f# ]
cemlng the station is that the call tify the stations Gulf to Ore.-#
letter*, W’-GTO, were assigned b y , *nd Gainesville to Okeechobee,
the F.C.C. on special request to
service area which
,,
,
, ,
,
*■*'• be rnrompassed by the its, jgn(lL
TVhen conitiuctlon on W-GTO fit lh . slogan to be used to idem
was begun early in February
1035, spar*
leased fur studios
in Haines City, Florida, in th*
Pin* Crest Hotel, and construc
tion of tha station's transmitter
was begun at a point about three
mile* north of Lake Alfred.
Neither telephone nor ptopee
w i
electric energy facilities were
available at the outset of the Ma
l i o n 's transmitter construction.
The Peninsular Telephone Com
— *
pany and th* Tampa ' Electric
Power Company wu* railed on
and through their cooperative ef
forts. necessary facilities were
installed and construction of Ihe
station’s requirements made pos
sible.
Two I ms eis, 33d feet high, were
<»•*
"«**■*
"I* lh/ ground ijsfgm, over INI,«*> feel of wire was buried urn,
^ g ro u n d to make up a grid un•"«» ,,f l*ndEstimated cost of thr construe'* •" ex.es. of ItOO.tHM a.ll I
• minimum of 15 people »’ »
i)Utrft| to upriale
o p r 11
quired
the station.
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KANSAS CITY 'IwLeroy Van
Camp tried to re-enllst in the army
yesterday and wound up under
rmtalv. frs tti» i Vgiuv jmtai
military guard after h* told re HimkItuU
'»‘■i*Itti 11'„ 1 1« t Id*. * I til*
cruitlng nfficert he hul been ab nf fir * in (IS# ci. ur | ho ti * * *»f * * Td
l*nt|h|jr * i Hanford KF"rld* w |tM h
sent without '" ii* S-* .-.-ar*.
# I * M r n t i n i l i r fmsfiih# from
l ni i nf th# ft r • i M b l le i l l n n
Van Cai*'.. In ;;«>«*rmg routine l|fi|*
n initIif#* |:»rh i In Ifn or d#rr»»f*«i
questions try 'he reeruters, rasu- thall l«* Mi R t l t l n i and * 11*11 * ! 4 l *
th#
filial
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ally mentioneo he quit lh* Army fi.*# a d d#r rs*sf- |##|d»
of th# t l il m a n l . ■»«*!
in 1933 at Ft Douglas. Utah.
• hall ha M inrn to tit th# . Itlrnant
hi* * 1 * 111 . ot M * allo tne y, « n d
"Die pay was sm all,' he said #nr
B'li't h ri a l in or drift arid! not Bit
"Only 921 a month along with fitrd .halt t# i s l d
Mattl# I.
tVh##t#r
room and board. I applied for a
A* l l B r n f f l l of O ' l l.*#t
dependency discharge because of
U |!| Ah-I T** t ani#nst nf II *
la#» I
!„**>
Uktalsr,
4 cmy wife and two babies. On* day
r #**#<!
they told me my discharge paper*
M in n :
had coma through and I could pick
K tvrirr
in
m itritr
n iv rt
(hem up tha next day.
ihai p 11 r» u a tvt t" i ,hi'p'ltr !?l. Fir*
M at utf u. M U
th# follow I n *
"1 don't know why I did If, but dflit*
f i c t l M land* In f$#mlti«Jr t'oiiri
I derided lo park up that same tr, P’l.iitda. milt
ftlfrrltl fr*»
wait
at |»ii Lite n it e r | for th* high
day and go home And I did."
t*l air'd l's##| i a th Md #t th# front
Van Camp, 41. w it hrld at d'*«r of lh# N# ml not# r - u n t a l*ouif
Moiib #, at Hantofd, hrgHvntng at
nearby FI l-ravrnworth pending 11
13 A If , a r» Mundav.
a check of his records.
:«th a i» n
Report Says U. S.
Is Winning Friends
H E R A L D F rl. Sepl
I ct. Mother*,
rlei.room work and afterm lii msI play take r u m nirrgyw
toiiug.lers n rrd r iir a gla.-ra
nf llo r ile n 's llnm ugenilrit
\ ilemin-l) ))tlk In keep pliye*
•rally fit, menially alert—tn
liuild resilience to raids atuf
uiher infri liuni.
Sv, litdav, a«k yom Border*
milkman lo lease an eslra
buttle nr two nf this milk that givee children
extra \ilan iin -l) ami rrrant in every drop. O r,
hnv at your store in qu irt or lialf-gallnn rations.
And .*v, when m u poor a glass fnr llie rhil.lreli,
pnm nil. fnr vniirsrU and Had —it'* gnrtd fnr Imlh
N K ti ssf N i : u r*r M V ' l Aa* lion
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HOLLER’S
TREMENDOUS SALE
STILL GOING
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�Photographers imp
Ways Of Gotting
NOTE* Tho followinp U a utory In tha
July 1955 Isaua of Header*' Digest under tho
t till# "Five Fraud* to Watch Out For". Legi
timate operator! should foci indebted to thla
popular publication for helping them publi
cist those whuae unethical behavior re*
flocte on the wholo profewlon. The copy
righted article waa written by Don Wharton
and la being reprinted In thl* editorial column
with permleelon of tho publication.
Last vear tho BBB received over 20,000
complaint! about practice# of unacrupuloue
photographer*—melnly ltln*r*nt» who trick
mother* Into Wg order* *nd fnaUt on pay
ment before the mother! *ee tha ihabby
work.
The itinerenti latest dodge ie the color
phntogmr.be- He huya birth li*tg *nd aendi
out a salesman with 91 coupona entitling tha
mother tu n "|5" photograph of her child.
He takes the picture with snapshot equip
ment and crude tight*. Ireteed of proof*, h*
show* her * tiny trawperenev—so *m*ll
she can't detect flews—and pressure* her
Into * $3f» to $50 order to be *hirp«d C. 0. D.
R e d re ss t* tisuslly ImporeiMo—the intincrnnt* operate from Post Office boxes, room
ing houser and trailer court*. Once com
pliant* mount they moVe to enother State.
Tricke photographer* tire te get into home*
W orld W as Given Big Jolt In July
Eisenhower has nsver said hew
far the United Itatoe would he will*
Ug to go In disarming- That ts
something which, t i course, would
have to bo worked out and would
depend ms hew far the Russians
want to go.
But tho balance of power fas the
Don't 'Writ* Sanford Off'
Public spirited titigen* won't lit a HttU
thing like the rtght-fvwtv problem on 17-93
"writ* Hrnford off*.
Thera'* plenty *t stake In this Job of
maklm • highway possible firm tho Monro#
Bridge, through Ssntord, to Orinndo.
Litortlly mitllopg ef doflan in trad# win
bo swapped for a "pottage »»f highway" If
tho project la not completed within tho
period got H id e for tho fctsto Bogd Deport
ment budget
Frankly, therVa so tnueh *t I take, marchant* In Sanfnrd should teelar# a holiday
next Tuesday, mnv# their fereen eut on
the highway nrd help the Btmlnnio County
Chamber of Commereo T-rnp Bang* High
Courtrxy paya— wmetlmos. It'll oven way Planning Commltta* and tho Citfcene
get you * parking place downtown if you'll Committee accomplish a »ory neeeowy taak.
wait until your neighbor back* out
We tailed It legwork" in the n # w ■
•
•
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column! of this paner yesterday, and thora
We knuw that one of (he popular seasons am mllH and m(te« t f legwork tn he done
Is getting closer. Even balloons with "bun- during tho one day eat slide to 4n tho Job.
dreds of gifts for all** Imprinted mode their
Next Tuesday la tho dav that cititona
nnpearance yesterday to dowtown Sanford. who aro interested in making lewlnol#
First thing you know folks will be buying County one uf the moot proopoitue eountleo
Christmas gifts.
In the Itato. bo all ou» to put o n r the po•
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curing of right-of-way* an arlri* pride bails
Don't grip* wnsn yog too construction so that 17-91 widening, fonr.laniag, and pav
signs and dttour marker* It inertly moons ing can hr assured title F**r
that we’r* growing and m t ’ e ninstruftlon
Ife not too much to oeb tho merchants,
signs are taken down more faeilitiao for the profeislonal man- tho worfcor, tho bokor,
better living aro available.
tho osndlrotlck maker, whoovor they arc, to
devote one day. from Tito in tho nmmiiif un
til tho Job la finWhod that afternoon er oronThe Sanford Harold
Ing, toward su ampHahiag a toBk tha* bmobb
butter wo hie bread.
Tha Smnlnoto Counly Chamber t f Cornmore* telephone should bn omtlRqpualr buoy
with Incoming oaBn adrieiRf th at help la an
the way to do thin "one (*4F kV*.
Let's dooo up tho im p and m*va out to
tho highway for tho on# day *. M il Tuooday
. . to show that H iritt ha ImpaMlUo to
"writs fenfovd off".
It's tho htgftol pioee ef bnahwaf and tho
bait Insuramo N r future hwtoeaa to oror
M A .fA g J mmM
V R i n B I I P M W I i B B ^ M i m r e P i q B lyWBWng|Pr WMPn*
aana and mn fesoimu i potato
TODArS BiRI.K F W E
Thou h u t tha words of atornal Ufa*~John 8:58.—We cannot live Ufa over satin,
aad few would want to, but wn can hare
otomal life on n higher plana storting today-
Eisenhower, last duly In Qcaeve,
proposed tho United Stale* and
Russia swap complete military
informittaw and tnapeet each nth*
•rtf a reae front thn atr to provan! ehoaUag.
That aufgeatkn — added to
RUmshower'a statement to the
Rueiiaaa this country la willing to
•grot on arma reduct ires—may
have seemed to many like the big
break at last In Uu disarmament
logjam.
And It may well he. But any
agreement between thla country
and the Cemmunleta on disarma
ment will probably main for a
long ttmo • very limited kind of
disarmament, not a stripping to tho
Include: “You erg entitled to a FB B I MO.
TUBE,” "Weneedyeur child f i r • VODSL”
or to enter n "Baby personality eumtoot."
Sometimes travellaf pfcfitoginphorar font n
room, take local radio ttmo, put so a namethi-tun« contest. RvsrjPtfif Wins a "coupon"
which luroa them to thn "studio" wharo tho
htfh pressure (g applied. Inferior work, da*
Isyed delivery or nMMMivnry follow,
To protect yourtolf ngainat phenlei, dial
only with firms or IndlvidlMl you Vnow and
tru s t There's no more pragoa to do btfilnou
with an unknown itfiwcant photo«raphor
than with an Itinerant doctor.
M iw YORE (fUAneric* la gat- As a . the Copper aad I n m
*»■ lfoa dsfiere I f t h s e*tr m i
Sweden's Pretty Girls Different
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NEW YORE in—Aay m i* tirs4J g ym sut and track ta d field per- she said. “ 1 am afraid that I will
of the so gold-dining Amvrtcin totmtr. But Ike wlU have to sc> !»*• “ 7 b e a t 1 hop* U doesn't.
j j * * * t f “ k* lh« ■«» b“ t t0 quir. tha art of .toying aboard a
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n O B E H T HARRIS, known lo'mllUon* for his TV characterfu l
* a Uon In "The Goldbergs," once played e action in support
of the Ylddtih star, Maurice Schw arts. Harris played the par!
of Schwarts's attorney. On*
It sound! lika psradls# on •
.... .
. *be admlroa Grvta Garbo, tort
groat big le* cub*. Tha ptaeo
averyhndy a t the atodto murt g * m *t want to follow In bar footswarnt* wits pretty girls, but Utese learn t o w * ride a her*#," ithe »t«p*.
* *How
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• " T J . s . *.1 «h M t^tood 'wosttrn S d X
1« « * * ^ m y e *." she said.
diffsreatf Well, when • fat- **•* • S00* W etteia might feme n iK m ib lr onough, " I sUl don't
tew take* thorn out oe a date ha aloeg.
_U L .b. 1a A
m
In m tf fftmul ks> nnt. dku .
"Mr world baa changed, tort I
am atffl aeiy at «w >i|toeteg “
tttio sal yUrtag « smsB »eU I*
J S e R S F S S L 'd i
erer bat foture whh her fiasco
and her paieaU. Bhould she ceaUnue her career ee • RsguiaUcs
leather- she specks five U afqig *1
•t H — er mtom to Hallyweedr
As acM ai she reaches the West
G ent HlUcvi. who has a alx-ntooth
eentract with Universal Flcture*.
vlU take slngiag, diortog, vetoe,
acting and English Wiwni. It
n e a t he Mcetssry for her to
JAMES OUT AGCNCT
Qseisv Rafhn 'Anawnon
th s Oy wIny of
wm. rou u ous want
want te be like anybody *Ue."
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“ The climate with Uw ehanglag
ifiio fii is good for the skill," aha h it barn ebeiged because tf bulls
said, “and exercise gives the good
feeling aR ever. 1 sleep B er S bus route Mr Birdto eem ntafty
hours g Right, sad mare V f eaa. and mahee. Msvvia and TUlnn
without sleep nothing la fresh wkh
mo.
A giri whh no nonsense M her
makeup, WBevt hasn't tot seceeaa
n ib s her ebostp.
G e n e ra l In su ran ce
WELCOME NAVY
Laa. J .
BULLS, SNAKE* CAUSE
BU* ROUTE CMANOE
PALATKA, Fla, tfr—The irtosl
ISM to him tore er de a beck
a
country k it re b tta U o ti « y tt««
toon of ibindanU l IU powtr to
keep th« Russians la check.
He tald It was the Communiilj*
respect for this country's strength
which led to their cordiality at
Geneva and It la “only h r mala*
talaink strength that wo can folURI
up the development* at Geneva
with conercta reiulta."
Ha (aid: “Our reipouiiollltjr aa
military men ll to maintain for
tho foreseeable future strength
that makei such a proeeu of
negotiation and adjustment possi
ble.
“ Clearly, If our air power and
nuelear weapons are to eontinu* to
compriao the principal deterrent
to aggression, we must continue
to maintain a qualitative super*
kirity . . .
“ We Intend to see that It (tho
capability U hit back, avea after
an attack on the United States)
shall exist In every foreseeable
tomorrow, In fact, until aome other
reliable b .tli for peace has been
achieved."
HAL BOYLK
The Ihis forms on tho right at the Cham
ber of Comment office sad it ehould stretch
from Sanford to tho Oranto County lino.
Don’t writ# lonflerd off . wrtto Sanford
In . . tor too Mfgoot Job In Ha history com-
Production Records May Topple
world today — tho tore* which
hoepo the Russians and Red Chi
neic from kicking over the Iracei
— Is this country'* ability to hit
■girtisioo at once with plants and
nuclear weapon*.
Elsenhower could hardly throw
away that newer by offering to
disarm tho United s u i t s to inch
aa extant that It couldn' protect
Ifaelf and Is friends from a surpriao atUck.
Before the United SUtca docs
any disarming at all it would b m
to be aure the Russian* did the
lame. That means tom* system
of IntpcctioQ, from tho air or etherwise, to make cheating difficult
if not Impotiible.
Harold Italian, EUenhowar’s
specialist on disarmament, U talk
ing about It with tho R tuiiiai in
n United Nation* subcommittee
meeting. So far u Is known they
bavo not com# even cloto to iiroe-'
menu.
The new secretary of the Air
Force, Donald A. Quartet, Indicat
ed la a recant speech that this
U6HES AMOCO SERVICE
be sighed a* heavily he Mew
out eight candles on the table.
Aa uie curtain dropped,
Schwarts whispered angrily,
"Stop padding your parti"
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P-TA Council President Gives
Parents Back-To-School Info
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rommor School P-TA Has 1st Meet,
rs. Lee Speaks; Parents Take Tests
Th* Grammar ScW l P-TA
krjd lU first iftMlIn? U»» "'t"* ■"
*rhon. «*iclU*4i i»jn» wRn
<w pr*»ld«n:. Mra. >r»nk I*
Vnndruff 111 f>r*r'tln*
, Mi*. K. l»- S cjU opened w»l;
FRIDA T
L devotional after »i*lch Principal
Th* first w eetjrr of th* South'
h u m id lUc Unhurt* **** a *•*; *'d« P-TA wil b* held at 7:31) p
J romlnf e d d rm He • * • * * * £ •a. with tr.l f i a t half hour to be
te re r* «eie "**»*• t’*r*BU , l *"* *u*nl In tho elas-toom*.
"m etier tl**. 'n an* year » > « • ; '
Th* Sanford Duplicate Brlds*
bid been th-i* There * « '• *>9 Club will rn«rt at th* Yacht Club
li.rtrnU
for It* regular weekly session.
|{ P i)»n -eelccned th*
Stating I* tchrdultd for 7.70 p.m.
1i «rhtf* a .id Introduced Ihrm with play to »tart promptly at i
0 ons with th# n 'l an**
o'clock.
Mr*. John L Lt* C»v* • rMUrae
MONDAY
r l ih* PT A Initltute that *»■
Cirri** of th* W rmer of th* F lrtt
K id In Tulixha**#* 1" May- SH* Presbyterian Church will m ftt at
l.i out hi ov» « • principal ip * a \tr fol'owat No. 1. Mr* Ralph Au*tin
—lutlnt lha. time era. MU* B"»« ;s ,r ,th; c h ,
mV*. W. A.
" ‘ologne who a** eh .see •‘’l
j Patrick in lasrh A rb'f at >-30 p.
oral MrAilh-- to «rc«ni*f P-TA ■] |ft . No ? j ; ft W. L. Roch*. Chair,
to Japan Sh» **M *«*
mjn. with Jlra. W\ P. Brooks. 417
1 olofnr t-le of wcih th*f* «nd w , | t 2nj
„ j p. m.5 So. 3.
.11 ,at
_a ch*
.i_ _**.*_,«
— . ..
pointed out» ihprc
thrr* are
ar* ..
Mia. Claud*
tlowa.'d. ***..».„
Chairman,
two iremhvrshins to th* on* com* with Mr*. C. I- Retding, 644 Va
pared to America
lencia Dr. at 3 p in.: No. 4. Mr*.
Shr *Uo hli-MirMed * nanal dii- D. C. Howard. Cnairman. with
eussion which contained Honorable Uia. Oliv**- Clans*. C*lrry Ac*, at
Mchard W F.vln. attorney it*n-' , p
K( 6. Mi* George A.
No
tral for
g l|ntf_ chaf.iTRI
lor the
u r tU te of Florida a lo n f: ____
____nun "vith Mr». M. It __ rRrhart
. k . . » * rC Carter. fStata
iiiii
>*
Aa ..ii . hL iMr*
Cullum,
20* $ Kll1jit Ac*, at P’46
Hoard of lU '.lth: Dr. John M. A. M ; Nc. d Mi*. Arthur C.
jjjftnH tSf
JUNIOR I NKKD IIKI.P7 la s t n'-ht at the G tam jirr Hrhrwt' P-T \ meetiue a vn1*i.’# ti'octjm wa*
held in the dlflerent ela»* room*. Pnrrnt* took levts on the le son* t!»e|r «htlili*n will s’udv this vrar.
Pencil* and nauer sere nrovidsd but oat answer*! Shown, left -o light, are Johnev 1‘hi'ln*. Mr*. J. It.
Phi'tlits. tcw.-hei. Mu. Marv Alice Itn'.iitf. Mr*. Richaid Camobell. Ilufurii Brown, ltarrv Brown and
kits. Brown, tl'h.int bv iame*.-n Studio j
_______ _________
School Staff Given
Delicious Luncheon
B I R T H S
a.'crrgatlon In ptifPr wlool* p*rt-*inlnc to the »tat* of Florida.
Mr. Jon** "•on th<- room count
flh Mra. ’V. O. Rrin*on. Th*
lotting
im
m i then
m m ad 'erm
. medi An un»«u. I p-rnram followed
at parent* v*ro *hown lo ihrlr
rhildren'i rourna to alt In their
nt*k». Each waa *h*n pencil and
paper and giT»n a l*»t prepared
by th* pupil* themr*lv*».
Mr*. w»mi
C h a r'* sleek* and "Mr*.
—
C. 11. Colbert, **»Dted by memb«r»
ef th* fiecu'ltr* b-iard, »*rc»d I*-'*
freshmenl*.
w#
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Jr! Story League
ToBeOrganize/d
A Junior Story I^agut will b*
organiipJ next Thundiy, Sept. IS
from T:IS lo S p. m. In the Jcwltb
Community Center.
a Th* purpoio of th* Junior Story
league D lo organiio all motheri
and young people between the age*
of KMI.
For further Information call
Ml-*.
w| (|, y rll> tV. S. llrumlry,
M’l. Harry Nrnt. Mr*, t'arrie
(tn.ith. and Mrc M'riam Vlnup, on
(.Very Aco Coc*trd D'i»h Supper
at 6:30 p. m ; Kerning Clidei No.
2 and 3 w lh Mrc C. W. Johnson
and Mr*. Jt Jt lu.r.d. Chairmen,
wi'l meet with Mrs. Thoma* llaltiff j*., Mrj. RoU Itumhlry, and
Mitt Franrtc Cobh lo the KduraTh* W. M. V. of th* Firat Rapuai
m av
t i n i.nurrn
Church win
will m
m**t
at *u.4a
10:45
a.m. for tlrtl* meetings. A rover—
1-----—will
1,1 L-b**■-IJ
ed* J1-1
diih luncheon
held -*at
noon with th* program at ona
o'clock. Thl* will b* a Stale Ml»alon Program with th* topic
being ‘‘Thy Kingdom Com* In
Florida”. Circle* No. 4 and 6 will
h* In charge with Mr*. II. W.
Rucker and Mr*. W. P. Brook*
a* leader*.
Circle* of Ih* W.S.C.S. of th*
F ln t Melhodlit Church will meet
a t the following placet: No. 6,
Mr*. J. K. Terwilleger, 2510 HI*
watha, .1 p.m. No. 7, McKinley
Hall, 3:30 p.m. No. 8, Mra. J. M.
Ifayea, 119 W. 18th St.. S p.m
No. t , Mra. Ruth I.undqulst, 1700
Magnolia, 3 p.m. No. 10, Sir*, (c.
W. Bailey, Sit W 18th St., 3 pm
IUR8DAT
lh a QI**n*-» (Tpra of the First
Baptist Church wi'l meat with
Mr*. Carta- !i. the Bigelow Apt*..
611 Park Av«„ at f P- m. Uca.
■Clrland will tv* co-hctleis.
Th# CPU W!»*« ftu h will m»*t
at ■ p. m. in th* CPtl Club on Ih*
Banford S teal Auxiliary Air Slath n. Th*y *.u*clall\ extmd an incitation ta th* chltf* wtcea of
Hatwing I Hatwteg I and VC-S.
Relrcihmeiit* will be **rvrd after
It* meeBnp be Mra. Howard
tV. lfr. Mr* Jo* Steppe, and Mr*.
Jean Wolf*
Th* Stat* Mission Program in
th* Firat Baptist Church will b*
held a t S p.m. with Cirri* No. 7
In eharga. Mra. J . M. Maya U th*
Uad*r
Th* Pilot d u b will hold a bulln on m**tiag at th# Yacht Club al
S p. m. at which lima Mr*. Mario
Gtoaioa of Ocala, district U . Gnc.
ornor of Pilot ladamatioaal, will
■aka bar official vlilt.
CtrcUa of U a W.S.CJL *f th*
Vlrat Mathodlat Church will meet
at lha following place*: No. I,
Mr*. W. L. Kirk, *15 W. 20th St.,
10 a.m. No. 2, Mr*. Cheiltr
Daniel*, t e k t Markham, 9:30 am.
No. *, Mra. R. W. Herron, 1410
FalmtUn, ItfS o.m. No. 4, Mn.
W. W. Tyra, 1109 Oak Ac^., Drift
a.m. No. S, Mra. B. B. Crumley,
Sllrar taka, 9:30 am.
Th* Unity Class will meat at
VIRGINIA GROWN
Vs Million
WILL ARRIVE SUNDAY
AND BR PUT IN COOLER
MR FRANKLIN
Franklin's Store
GlNDMtVILLI
Teach Hair Care
To Glamor Girls
Eight Years Old
Wednesday nigh* at th* San
ford liSO a patio cianrr wa* held
w th Mit* Betty Mlrhete serving
i t junior hurt*** A lacir* crowd
r#nc*d to th* niu*lc of th* juk*
tio* and sen* r n r , l rrfr**hm*nt*.
I.art nisht a Drug ra n council
and a Junior ho»>»c meeting wa*
c-lhd. Mr*. ktargi* Briwn head
ed the gran*. M'v* Pat Casstib#,
piesideirt. ab-ng with th* oth*r
g lia , r.la* ned an ‘n*ere-ting and
'sdorful lit* of dance* a.'d activil!** for the turning month of Oct«Ur.
It wa* reported that »*»*ral
girl* filed arpliect'on* to t>*c<im*
unlor ho***ci>.** Anv g.rl Intrr*itcd In hccundnir a hoati*« H a»kid to obtiln tn apj.'ica*ton blank
tn fill u',t along with thre*
i*f*r*nc*i, on* fmm h*r minister.
R*tr**hnen‘c wrr* »*rc*d after
th* a***lo-s.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Culltim of
Green Cove Spring* are announc
ing Ihr birth of a ton. Robert Jr.,
weighing 7lbs. and 3 on. He ua*
born Sept. I in the Jacksonville
Naval Hospital. Mr. Cutlum is the
son ol Mr. and Mrs M 1- full urn
of Sanford.
Mr. and Mi* B u r r Harris are
■ Moundn^ llr b tih nf a ilaugh.
I n , Handle le |i;h, who weighed
A'* lb*. Tl.r little ledy wa* born
Sept. 7 in Ih- 1c.nl hnipilal.
BPW Colls Board
Session Tuesday
There was a railed board mrciing of the HI’W ai ihr home of
Mr*. C. K. Hunter Tuesday at I
p. m. Mr*. Hunter, president, pictided.
Plan* wrre di*cu‘*ed fur n n v
Week which start* Sept. 25 and ends
Oft. I.
Other routine rrp"r|s and plan*
were made and refreshments were
served to Mr*. Marguerite Graham,
Misi Gene NunneRv, Miss Myrtie
Wilton. Mr*. Alice F. Harvey, Mr*.
Oscar Pearson, Mr*. E. B. Carter
and the Jinatea*.
7:48 p.m. In Ihe Yaldea Hotel
with Jerry Mrachain as teacher.
The public It invited.
The First Baptist Intermediate
Royal Ambassadors mert at 7:30
p.m.
Th# Firat Baptist Church But
leave* the rhurrh al 6;46 p.m. lo
earry Training Union member* in
th* Association*! Training l.’ninn
meeting in Oak Hill.
WRDNR8D4T
Hie State Mission Program will
h* held at 7:34) p.m. at Ih* First
Baptist Church with tha Men'*
Brotherhood In rharge,
Th* Firat Baptist Prayer Meet
ing begin* al 7:30 p.m. in th*
Memorial Educational Building.
Bring your Bible*.
Th* First Baptist Training
Union K*ecu tic# Committee will
meet at 8 p.m. In,th* Chapel of
tha Memorial Educational Build
ing.
THURSDAY
A delirious luncheon was served
recently lo the school vlalf «f Ihe
Sanford Grammar School* in the
school lunrhrcMim,
llerohl Heckrnhach. acting *•
host, introduced the staff and the
group gave it* appreciation Tor the
gesture and thuughtfulnrs*.
The meal was prepared by Mi**
Annie Nelson, manager of the
lunchroom, *r»d her ro workrr*.
P&AAjOJtalA
Reports Are Given
By Church Group
At Tuesday Meet
Mr. and Mr*. W. t. law-kr and
family returned to Ihcir home tn
The genrinl li.isinrt- meeting of
llrndcisun, Ky., alter spending the the Women's Society ef Chri-tUn
holiday weekend with the former'* Scenic* of the First Methodist
mother, .Mr*. II. C. Maters,
lliurrh »»« held Tuesday morn
ing in McKinley Halt, lh a n e st
Ttie many friends of J M Gar- ing was preceded bv a board
irtt will be glad to know that hr is meet ing. 5tr*. 5V. A. Hunter, pre
al home after surgery m the sident, scat In charge. Ihe group
voted to rontlnue bidding hoard
Grange .Mrmonal Hospital.
and pis'gramt meeting* on th*
Friends nf J. A Ht»ll;n* will hr first Tuesday morning of each
month thump limit the year. The
glad lo learn that he i* recovering group also voted to serve ktethis.
rapidly after a long trig# of illness ills! I ayrnen'* Supper at McKInHr i« al home in Uingwool.
ly Hail on Sept. 16 at St 26 a
plat*.
51r and Mr* T (*. Rrissry have
Interesting trpnit* were given
movrd to Grrensillr, S. I ', to by Mr*. Roy Tilll* and Mra. J.
make their home Mrs. Ilnssey K. Courier a* delegates attending
will be remembered at the former. the School of .Mi-«iona hrld re
Mis* Beverly 4ire).
cently ill l.*kel*nd.
Following rmitina !"i*ine««, the
Friends nf Mrs Virginia Powell meeting wa* turned over to
will be glad lo know that shr is Cirri* 3 who hail charge of the
doing nicely after entering the program. T h o s e participating
Florida Sanitarium for tests and were Mi*. William Norm, Ml*.
— T dm pany dinner
William Colbeit, Mu. Mi Knig hi
treatment.
Dev lied Chicken with IV#*
and Mr*. Dominry,
Steamed Rise
Avocado and Orange Salad
Mr and Mrs Charles II Calhoun
Roll* and Mrllm T»n*t
Ever add rarrawav seed* to nvufMarlitr and t harlev tlarvrv left
Coffer Ic* Ceram With Chocolal* Sunday for Tamp# alter visiting fin hatter? IN* a roupte of tableH* ice
relatives hrre They plan tu make spoons nl »es-il» tn a standard two
llevrrage
Ihetr future home there
eup flour muftin reripe.
DKVII.F.II MIIChKN WITH
I'KAft
tngredirnls; I frying rhii-krn
(2>) to 3 pound* ready-iocook
weight I, ’« cup flour, I teaspoon
salt,
teaspoon pepper, 1 tra
sp. on paprika, '* leas|»"«n dry
P A T R O N IZ E Y O U R O L D E S T
mustard, r* teaspoon gallic pow ^
der, '« lra»p»on onion powder, 6
la O C A L P H O T O - S T U D IO !
tablespoon* butter or margarine,
a tablespoon* Water, t ran tl
|MOind and t ounce I amall young
green pea*.
Mrlhnd: Have rhlcken eul so
there ate 2 piece* of breast, 2
FLA. STATE HANK HI.IH.*.
I'HONK 10M
wing-, 2 legs, 2 second Joints, 2
pieces nf l«ny bank. I Save neck,
giblet* and wing tip* for anolbrr
use.) Wa<h and drain chicken. Mi*
flour, »*tt. pepper, paprika, mus
tard, garlic powder and onion
powder together On * pier* of
paper: dip rhlcken Into flour mix
ture. Melt huller In 12-Inch sklllrt
until very holt brnwn rhlcken
pirrr* on all *ide». Add water,
rover and simmer until chicken
PENNEY'S DEEP I* tender—20 to 30 minute* «r
longer, Remov* rhlcken pier**
and drain on paper towirl. Add
< T EX T U R ED F LEEC E
pea*, including liquid In ran. lo
•killrL Get Up dripping- with
Makes Fashion
wooden *poon; simmer until very
hot. Serve rhlcken on platter;
pea* and ttavy tn bowl. Makr« 4
Try This One
A little girl ran get a real thrill
out of giving herself a shampoo.
Kikht years of agt la (iipputtd
to be a tune of beauty awareness,
when a siib-iubdch lean* there
i< a rclatiitnship between ch-anllness and beauty.
Aruond lh*t lime shell spy her
lustruos locks In th* mirror and
with hrr magic wand, the hair
bruvd, enjoy massaging her hair
until I* shines.
She'll learn too. that her hair
is mi re naturally gtovy aftrr thy
shampoo, that two fathering* are
belts r than one and that several
rinsings ate necessary to bring
out Ihr highlights of her locks.
Some youngsters enjoy shamI'l’siing timler the shower. Other*
like the soapy lather in the liasin,
spraying Ihe suds nlf with a basin
hose Ita ih her lo wrt th* hair
thoroughly, working up a stiff
lathci, and then massaging hair
aril scalp with the fingertip*.
A soft brush used arnu—I the
hairline, where dust from out-tdr
play rolled* to spoil ihe effert
id a pr.'ttv hairdo, will rlran that
are* nicely.
An rlalsoratr hairdo Isn't neces
sary al this rails- age. although
youngsters are likely to envision
tte*nisrtve* a* romantic slurs book
rhaiaclrrs with coiffure* ranging
from pigtail* to long ri.il*.
A youngster can have tun put
ting a wave in her hair each time
she shampoos it. She ran roav
tine in rasily hr using h.'r indrv
and <hird fingrtt to pleat it in or
by pultint a wave in with the
comb.
51r< Rrrry St. John. Semtnol*
County Council president of P-TA'*,
iisued the following bit of Informa
tion which term* to fit right tn will)
the hark to-ichool theme.
"HELP WANTED: Men and wo.
men. sp'rntlid opportunities for
rewarding service, personal growth,
leaders!.p experience, pleasant »<*
cial contact, and good fellowship.
If you want an opportunity ta
unite with others in a program of
activities devoted to the education,
welfare, and protection ol Ihe chil
dren and youth of vssur community
—join you P TA "
"if you want to take part in our
lively forums, panels, discussions,
ami lecture* about problem* that
effect our families amt home*, our
school, and our community . . join
your P TA."
"If you want oppsirtunitie* lo ser
ve on wuilhuliiie rommlllee* and
learn the skill* of leadership in a
demiH-ratir organization . , Join
your P-TA."
''If you want to m rrt and talk
vs uli your neighbor* and the leath
ers anst principal of your school
in a pleasant, frundly atmospher*
, , . , Join your P-TA.**
••jf smi want In rnjoy th# good
fellowship isf parent s>nd teach#**
who are rendering oufslanmng -#••sire to the children and youth of
our community . . . J o i n your
I* T V"
• WE ISA ITE 5G1I TG JOIN I S
ItKCAl SK . . , your active partici
pation, sour Ideas, and your iperial abilities will hrip to provid*
our ehiblren vs oh the hrst opporlunities for healthy Mental, physi
cal. m o r a l , arrl loelll devtlupmrnt . . . . and
"Your interest and support will
help us In maintain the kind of
home*, school*, ami communities
that v*dl help our children gru**
into happy, useful adult* — a
sourer of pride and strength to our
community amt our rtnmtry."
"This I* *n Invitation ostrnded
to you on to half of youf local P-TA
. , . Du your part nn*v|H
Some girl* like llie simple
Irehnique ot taking a grip with
Ihe palm of the hand on a fi-lful
of d. mp hair ends and sipirrring
them tight.
While a rhild I* in Ihe mood to
be beaiillful with shampoo and
hair brush is a good time lo teach
her to keep these implementQuick tptea I fn- rrarker* U ■*rlran. Start her off by washing company tomato lu1*#: Hverwmst
comb amt hail brush before ihr ma-hril with Iri'iuv juten a»A fln*thanipno.
ly giated onion.
O l’K N IN C .
N I HSKHY I-CIIOOI.
Aift-w .1 nitd 4
I’hrinr 211’JH-W
Min. 4!. It. Schirnrri
PtltlTO
nifttH tM A H CARDS
.lit m e s o n
S tu d io
On»n Frida* Rrastefti M
111 N Park A m
Phon* t l M
MOTHERS:
RAYMOND STUDIO
R J® f5 l3
The Sanford Story league will
have a Junior Story 1-caguu from
7:13 to 9 p m In th* Jewish Com
munity Center. All mother* an.)
young people between the age* of
10 and 14 are Invited tn attend.
to 6 serving-.
The First Baptist Junior G.A.'a
fP and 10 year) will me«t at
All Calendar
3:30 p.m.
Tha First Baptist Intermedia!*
G.A.'a will meet a t 4 pm.
Society New*
Th* First Baptist Junior R A.'*
Arc Requested
will meet at 7 p.m.
Th* Fir*l Baptist 6f*n'a BrothRy 5 p. m. The
erhood will hac* Its supper and
program mealing tn th* kfemortal
Day
Educational Building beginning at
7 p.m. wiRth Ih* aupper.
News
LiHtingrs And
Preceding
Publication
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BATON BALLROOM
OF 9 0 ^ ' WOm. AND 10%
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in y n v n f halff-siios
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%
I TO 20
•Ou* n*w»-»*otoa beauty by Mynelt*, th*
•natter designer who specializes in making your)
half-lit* figure took taller, slunni*r, prettied
14»'s of oertat*-and-collon "Chinab**" with
iremtpun black that locks in Ih* coior o g n -if
ail 'odmg hazards, is washable and treasetesl.ranl, Th* pin-tu(k*d bib <ns*t boasts two
mock pearls, with contrast satin trios accenting
the necklin* and pockets. Isquhr*# colors in, ,
*taWd-to-YOU sim 1J'A to 22^
Sept 12 and 13
3:00 to 5:00 p. m.
DUXBURY SCHOOL OF DANCING
Oak u i r —
■ till
1724
“U*n Out Convenient ldiy-n-w*y PUn1*
�Marsh Hen Hunters
To Start Tomorrow
By BD W11JU
H i Aaaectoled Fra*a
Brooklyn'* ponnant rletary It lb*
a* Hit it avar la Iha National
League, but la th* Amtricaa, on*
or two of Iha contandara n a y find
il'a latar than they think altar Iha
nail thrr* pressure-packed day*.
Th* Dodctra mad* it with a 101
thrashing of Milwaukee, erasing
thtir owa Iragu* record for an
tarly clinching act Sept 11, 1M1.
Tha franilad Amtricaa League SCOTCH PLAINS. H i. (ft-Tbc
battla, howavar, now jump* Into tup profaailooal golfara of tha
lit moat crucial thraa dayt y at country, accuitamad to ripping
Th* Chicago Whit* Son and Naw court** apart la PGA sponsored
York Yanktaa open a two-gam*
tourna manta, a rt f i n d i n g th*
fun, eom* World Sane* ume, me ict In Yankr* Stadium today wblla Shacktmaioa Country Club layout
old prat of th* Brooklyn Dodgert Iba firit-plic* Cleveland Indiana lomatblng of a problam.
bagln n two-gam* tariat at Bo*
figured last night after breaking
Only twa battarad par TO for th*
their gwn record for nailing down
I.TM-yard court* yaitarday la th*
Sunday,
Chicago
move*
In
Boathe National League pennant early.
Urat round of th* |M,0M Csvsl
The Dodgara clinched lb* Motor ton and Clavaltnd visits Naw York cada of Golf Tournament. And only
In
a
pair
of
doubla-baadara.
circuit flag yeiterday with *
thro* othtra matched parfact fig
whooping 10-1 decUkm over th* Tb* burden la on th* Whit* Sox uraa a t th* narrow falrwaya,
aerond-place llilwauke# Brave*, and the Red Sox. Both lost vital traacharoua rough and concrete
and promptly slarted counting th* ground yeiterday while Cleveland grami look a heavy tell among th*
and New York reeled off victories.
potential bou»# at th# terle*.
atplranla for tha fln l price of
"Of court# we'd like In have an The Indians beat RalUmora S I In 110,000.
other crack at tbo»# Yankee*, 10 inning*, maintaining their halfMarty Furgol of Lament, 111., and
(bird bate veteran Jackie Itobert- game Lad over the Yanki, who Walker Inman ol Auguita, Ga„
walloped
Kansas
City
13,0.
Mid. "But this la our butlneit.
each putting with deadly accuracy,
But the Whit* Sox were Jarred shot Mi to hnld a Iwo-itrokc lead
They can gel more people la that
li
t
games
behind
by
Washington
park at Cleveland.”
going Into today'* aecond round of
And Pee We* Reei*. who't been M and Boston, after winning lit th* 71 hole competition. The llcld
|o five aerlea — and loot all five straight, slipped four gamea back will be cut to H eod Ilea aftar to
to the Yankt - aald. "Sure Id with a 3-4 defeat by Detroit
day'* play for th* third round to
Bfca to heal the Yankee* thin time CLv eland stayed out Loot with morrow and th* Anal II boles Sun
, . , I I I thought w* could bell four unearned runs. Larry Doby'a day.
24th homer, Lading off Uw loth to
them.”
Th# three tournament hardened
But, M* Dodger captain added, break a 3-3 A*. provided th« Tribe veteran* who managed to match
•■maybe we d be better off to pity with an untainted run.
par were Freddie lleai of ClareBaltimoro pushed over ■ nrn In moot. Calif., Ted Kroll of Betheida,
Cleveland l a s te d They've got that
Big park and they're not to ture the ninth, off Ray NarLaki, the kid., and diminutive Jerry Barber
Tribe's fourth pitcher, ai Use In of Lo* Angelea.
they can win.”
lliaag ar Walt Atitoa found a diana missed what waa supposed
Favored Sam Soead, thr Whit*
qnLt comer away from tht glare to have been n game-ending dou Sulphur Springs, W. Va Mailer,
af tha television and movia llghU ble play,
stayed within atriklng diitanc* of
M tha Dodger d rm ln g room yes Tha Yanka had no aueh anxious the iradari with a 71, the same
moments.
Bob
TurLy
five-bit
tb*
terday and tald that Reeia and
scoras turned In by Caroy MiddleRflbtnaon prelly wall stated the A'i lor his fifth shutout and Itth coif, Gate Lltller, Dick Mayer,
triumph and Yogi Berra belted I Bud Holicber end little known Bob
g u i,
"Tbay'u Ilka ta pity Cleveland pair of three-nut homers, Kansas CrowLy L om nearby Mountain
teems*# of that big perk,” Alston City kicktd la hwr error*, giving Ridge, N.J.
H id, "and they’d like to play the New York il l unearned r u n eo
Yankees because th* Yanks have their nine kite.
givea us such a trimming before." The S e n a t o r * chapd Virgil
Walter O'Malley, president of th* Truck* with lure rum that woe
Brooks, bustled la to H P respects It la Use a*tenth. Ernie O rarett,
|a hb new champions.
who earlier had glvea the Whit*
Ho, O’Malley aald with a wav* Sox two runs on fielding error*,
• f On Mg cigar, tharo wasn't soy brought bom* th* winning run with
chaaga la Uw ta* y siM l-i-U n i n sacrifice fly after throe singles
r u b he'd sat up for hiring Alston. la the Mventh.
Aad no, be hadn't talked about
Mickey Verana'a two-run homer
M S with him ns yet.
cut Chicago'* Lad to 4-1 la the
■y JOHN CHANDLER
"But," he aald, ” 1 d eal think sixth and started Trucks' decline. HEW YORK UB-Wlth to Native
k. Kl,
■» Kill* Kinder, i f ill people,
Dancer or Nashua oa Uw scant
mulled ft Mr tha Red I n with today, R lank* aa If to* S-yearhis wild pitch allowing the wlaalng old ehampioashlp, and winter booh
run to aeon la tha Tiger*' tour- favorite h r the IMS Kentucky
run aiaih. Starter WULrd NIm Darky won’t he settled tor many
Chicago Sox
gave way to Ktadar, Boston's re Lag weak*.
HEW YORK I* - Things «d- lief ace, after Charlie Maxwell’#
toittedly are tough with tha Chicago sole homer, a walk aad a double Swoon's Son from dt#p la tha
Kentucky blue grata has accumu
While Sox these days, and they with none out.
lated Uw health!**! bankroll as a
• oiiM gel tougher m l quick as
Pinchhllter Ray Boom , benched result of victories la Iha Arlington
the tow opaw n crucial -weekend by injury, waa a soft touch for
and ■ two-game scries with the Kinder, But Jack Phillips bloopad and Washington Park Futurities.
But this speedy too of The Doge
New York Yankees today.
a two-run single to tie I t Than ■Utl hat to outfoot Iha FloridaMarty Marion's San were e m t- Hnivay Kueaa doubled aad Kinder bred Naadtea, and th* CaliforniaCalLa when they cam* off with let loose the wild o m after toteo- brad Bold Basooka to gala a claar
nothing better than ■ split ta Uw tk tally walling the beaee full.
claim to tha IMS Juvenile till*.
la h w Day double-header a t DaAD of the brtIUeat Kentucky
M L Aad they eouldat tod any
feather as they confront tha Yan horns oa 11 hUa aad Iha hriUlaal celt's triumph* have keen la the
kees — not after Mowiag a three- relief work af Kart Spooner. The middle m a t at ala tortoags or
twa lead ta a M defeat hy Nveath Si-year-old southpaw, relieving tore and hall have to prove himself aver toe laager distance*
p ile s Washington yeiterday.
rookie Roger Craig la the fourth,
Th* Yanka, meanwhile, practi pitched no-hlt ball over Uw final ■gainst Uw cream of other sec
tion* to establish ranking as a hot
cally had a day off, trimming 3 2-3 inning*, atrikng euU nine and derby pro*pact
Kanina City IBS.
retiring IS la order la ooe stretch.
Apparently the best from the oth
Bob Buhl waa the Aral of five
Going Into Washington, Marina
er
aoettou ri;h) now are Neadtoa,
•dsdUted his players ware tow.
Milwaukee pitcher*. He failed to
b i t Uw fin! toning as th* Brooks
•cored four times aa three walks.
fo r
TALLAHAS8KR- M e r a b hrn
hunters sell officially open Fieritft < IMAM hurting M»wn on**
half hour t-cfoir • a-**# Saturday
Pept. 10, a cording to A. D. Aidtlrh, dlrectu.*, Gvjnr and Fresh
Wsi »t FLh Comn intoa. Th* day's
bunting arid euJ at *un»rt.
Hunting |h* ni’irratonr rnila and
galllnulra (matah ana) will b*
r'inwed far SO mntinuima day*
ending Nor ■ Bag limit* for all
rail* and p*!lir.”-i aar»pt »nf*
rail, la 10 fat day’* bar and JO
?*r total pn:**4«'on Dally bag
limit* for a«ra* ta art at SO, with
a total poKMtiion of 2b
The rlapprr rail will bo tha pri
mary specie j tak»n. Other promln*
a rt aparia Include tha Virginia,
ling, Mark at.4 arra rail* Huntni#
will alia take tha Florida and
purple gal'Int '.ft. A Irv rr known
Orlando Zulueta,
Cisco Andrade Try
To Match Talents
NEW YORK <rt—Cuba's veteran
Orlando Zulueta and flathy Cisco
Andrade of Compton, Calif., match
talented left band* today In a Idround 'bait!# of lightweight con
tender at Madtion Square Garden
Ninth-ranked Andrade, IS, la a
T-3 favorite over fifth-ranked Zu
lueta, J7.
NBC wlO b.sadcsit and telecast
•1 • p.m., K5T.
Andrade (» -M ) ha* th* belter
record but tb* slender Zulueta
(34-12-10) bat more experience
and hat mat the divUlon'i top
talent in the pail few yearr. Zu
lueta, for iailanr*. bolds victoria*
ovar • pair of former champ*,
wait roa* —Na»-ftu. Duval, f t
Jjhn*. Flaptr, Valu-ln and Bre.
yard—and t r . erm tie* along tha
western Gulf crart—Gulf and
F'anklln.
Although rail* and gallinult*
••a found throughout tha atata,
Gw majoriiy af tl.r hunting (a
dm# In ti'a l maiah a ta n along
tha eoaitlirer.
Typlral rellblrd m e-.hrs a m
r‘. arartariitd by thr prrsenrr or
d n it stand* of anuatlr vegrtatlm . Thl* m ales 'Hr bird* read1!?
ivarhabla nn*y h* hnat io tha
b*»t Riarth v-n hurting I* dm#
during abnn m al'r high tide-—
airing HHm Kicked hy atmng In*
«nort win-1*. It ha* barn rstlmatrd
that Flon.lt hunlart harrait ha*
ta r r r 80,000 to 4r ,000 m art hrn*
-erb aaaa-n
—
"llarah U r " la tha all IncTuHiV
t*rm for all roil* and ralh'ru’-ft
Tn# clapper rail I* mo*t rommonly
known a* "mar*h hrn” Galllnulr*
at* aomillm** rallad "tmeinft
walkara” ol pond chlckenv.”
Hunting m«r*h h a n a at V w
t'de*. by a a ’ittg through m at.hr.,
I* ilowlv bartmlng tnora nopula.,
arpactally along th t Gulf road
ataa*.
Under tl a M inatory Bird A t^
marsh hrn hontcr* mnat bar# thrlr
• kotgun* pi-irood to Ihraa-thrll
rapacity. Rife* *r* alway* pro.
n-bltad wkm taking migratory
tl'rd*.
W ELL D R ILLIN G
Howird C, Long ,
Phonft 388
SHS Football Star Aids FSU Team
TALLAHA8SEB - Tb* Florida
State University depth problem at
end bna beae eased somewhat of
late with tb* Improved play of
Hamilton Bbbee, the slender sophmora flankmin from Sanford,
The end situation was approach-
Standing
City Bowling
n a s u ia a s
» i
kukvr'a Hu.li.
I
Huia.it (* » i* t
TuMMr'a aa. an. a
W lfV II
IW ilBR
tod*s *
«
ac-MKoii.a
chteae* at N*w V.ru
K*n»B» l » at Waahiaeiaa
Haimit at llaltlmt-ra
Clataiand el Waaiea
s iT ie v n in m iR
ni j i.
rnnklta
||
llwaua.a
If ll
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IS I*
-htlidaiphie
T| a*
rim lunall
*1 IS
Unlrasa
IT t l
Si. Uul*
ST II
•
IS SI
v im ta B a f ’* ■ ■ • s i .tb
. k ill ll. Slllweekaa I
Isealahle 4. i-tarlaaall I
f VorU *. HI. l«ul* a
a
J
R
.'“ 'HTfcrttaS.t.
IfM kli* el ITilraao
Raw Tarfc el narfaealt
I'm.bureh el Slllwuahaa
rkllaSalplile at Bt. Uula
oa the aquad, was ona of th* nice it
surprises' Coarh Tom Nugent dis
covered during spring drill*. He
pushed starters Tom Feamster end
Ronnie Schomburger bard, earning
a second-tram berth.
When drill* opened Sept. I Bbbe# took up where be left off in the
spring and now teams destined to
bo one ol the Tribe's most able
ends,
flbbee b no giant, but he geti
plenty done with h b 110 pound*.
Loop If* b i-l.
r . #*«
The dark-haired youngster pr*pp-
log the dinger point when on* letterman—Jimmy Trado—decided to
quit and when another—Bud Leon
ard—waa shifted la fullback. On
top of this, a practice injury suffer
ed by newcomer Ron Wetherington
threatened t* sideline another pros
pect for the setsoa.
Bilbao couldn't have picked a
better time to prove himself.
ROOKRRTOWN
SUB-DIVISION
For colored. Lata vary raason-i
able. A lim it pavmanl dawn,
menlhly waynsrntt, rood School
A Churctiro. Mart location,
t
!<. B. Mann
P .O - I m M
r v 2337
Lake Moarna, Via.
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LAST TIME TONIGHT
DOULLK FEATURE
BTARTS 7WO
Three Duke University football
teams have had undefeated seaeons—IMS, 1M1 aad IBM. Two eth
ers, la IMS and M l , were nad*.
feated to regular aoasea pity bat
bet m the loan »*wL
ALSO
ROY ROGERS
AND
SMILEY BURNETTE
"HEART OP THE
GOLDEN WEST”
clipped by Buhl'* pitch la the first,
but toe pecks reduced to* peia la
the right forearm aad X-raya score ctoasto. T h an la a chsac* to t title
ruled unnecessary- Rube Walker mart await to t running of the
replaced Campy behind the plat*.
Philadelphia lightened Ita grip oa
fourth place with a M decision
•var fifth-place Cincinnati, ever*
AYAN K
Wally P ast
~ vavm£ T hcma
STARTING SUNDAY —2 DAYS ONLY
DALLAS, Texas m — R. A. Plf
Uod, kto twa sons, aad tore grandsows Stopped far aaaw praettt* aa
a putting green her*. Oa the ae-
1
"Spook Rosters"
■*-
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pav
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F r i Sept. X m s
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TH* ftA*nJM» NKNAI.B
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AM la u r e l Nu»jp*» s o n •* prwi
M i t M I M O i ) M o n pviBUca I
u
The
H erm e u tfu e i f
te American Indiana. *111 apeak
Friday. Saturday, and Sunday at
740 p.m.
LAEB MART BAPTIST
CHAPEL
Lake Mary. PU.
Paaior — Rae R A Frith Jr.
Suaday School 1:4* a m.
Maratag Warahip 11:00.
Training Unloa 1:10 pja.
Earning Warahip 7:30
Prayer Heating Wad. 1:30 p.m.
IHB FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
OP OVIEDO
Rat. Lenta Day. MtMaUf
0 :0 a aa Suaday School
ULLCIEBT BAPTIST CHURCH
Oeneea
Chatter H. Plank. Partae
Sunday morning eanricao:
II a a Suaday School.
11 a m Morning Worahip
Suaday averting aervtcea:
Evening Service t a p « .
0:13 p m lYalalag Union
W eiinrida*
Mid-Week B i b l e
1:30 p m Evening Worahip
gtudv ’ *■
Wednesday 7:30 p m Prayer
meeting
METHODIST
ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST
CHURCH
Cor •» fourth Si. louret Are.
CHAPEL
G Eldua Rltae. MlaUttr
>
Eider Springe
Sunday School 1:41 a m
Spaaeueed hy Tirol Baptist Church
Homing Morihlp 10 U a m
Sanford. Fla.
Evening Worthlp 7:30 p m
Sunday School
10:00 a.
prayer Meeting Thurtday 7:30 W. O. Staniell,
Superintendent
Preaching
11:00 a- m.
P •"
s i . PAUL’S LUTHER AH
Di. U H Martin,
Preacher
SL Laka’a Lutheran—la L*avl*
UPS ALA COMMUNITY
aetr Ovtedal the Re* Surhao
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
I. Tuhy paator Morning warship
Bee. C C White Minister
S:30 a m Radio Miaaioa beoadraat
Mr*, (layer Harr a Pianist
at t:3o a m over WOR2 (740 hot
Alfred Eriraeo
Sunday School for all aga fraope*
4 el fhereA Scbam
111 a n Chnatian Day School
George Petold
(All elementary gradee and Binder
Leadee el Mid Week Servtree
garteei Monday through Friday
Church School to a.m
S:.V1 a m Childree a oro- m SL
Worahip l l a m
Luka'a Chap-1." Saturday 10:1*
Youag People 7 p.m
• m
»
Evealag nervica 1.30 ■ m
Wednesday Evening 7:30 p m
.ail
. a0A. ftt
Everybody invited ,o attend all
u t M l. RlaOKKMBt
Met. Phillip SehleaamaB. Mlniaur eur tarvlcea
Serelcaa i l The Yacht C M
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday School 1 11 o.ar
GENEVA
Church Service ! • :» a m
W. A. Ellanwoed.
Paator
CHURCH OP GOD
Sunday
School
10
A M.
r reach A*». aad Had I I
II A. M.
Bee. R. W. BewAerase, PaaOae Morning Worahip
B.T.U
7 P. M.
Sunday School t:* l 0. aa.
0 P. M,
EvangcUatlc Servlet 7:M p. ■ Evening Worship
S P. M.
Mid-Week Service Tuaaday t:M Prayer Service Wad
"Cooperating with Southern Bap
9 o>
Young People Service H u m tist Convention.”
day 7:30 p. u
r a n church o r the
EIEKEZER METHODIST
NAEARENE
CHURCH
"Sanford's Singing Church"
Comer e l Second and Maple
Bet. Edward Martin. Pi
B. H. Spear Jr., Minister
Suaday School 10 a.
CltfYou
are cordially invited to at
•ord E. Johnson, auperlnteodant
tend church with ue thla Sunday.
preaching Service 11 a. aa.
Sunday School at 0:30
George
it y r i >. n.
Prayer mealing, Thursday, 1:30 Plttard, Supt.
Morning Worship at 10:41
Ser
9 m
mon hy the pastor NYPB at 0:41
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH p. m.
Johnny Carter, Pro*.
11th SL and Laoral Avn.
Junior Society 4:41 p. m.
Mrs.
Sunday School 0:4* n m.
R. Carter, Supervisor.
Morning Worship It a. BL
Bible Cllila 1:41 p. m.
Frank
Youth Sarrico 6:4* p m.
H. Price. Moderator.
Evangelistic Rally 1:41 p. m.
Evening EeRngelislta 1:30
Prayar and Bible Study Wednes men by the paator.
day at 1:4* p m.
The thurrh I* eomfortably air
•Join the hnppy. tinging crowd. cooled. Courteous ushers will eon
Worahip the Lord with aa."
tribute t« your convenience. A
nursery in open for nil regular and
FORTES CHAPEL
apodal services. Servicemen and
METHODIST
tbnlr families are welcome whether
their stay in Sanford la long or
Bee. Geergo H. CarHee, HI
• :4I a m Sunday School
short.
II 00 a m Worship Service.
We give special invitation
0:00 p m Worship Service.
worship nnd fellowship with na
hut urge you to attend the church
PAOLA WESLETAN
af your choice thle Sunday,
METHODIST CHURCH
• Mile* Meet M Bl. 40
BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday School
0:4* SOUTH SIDE
East 37th Street
Morning Worahip
10:4*
MlsilcnaryPresnillenlum
Wesleyan Youth
0:4* Paator
R. R. Lunrtord
Evening Worahip
7i3il Associate Pastor W. L Stephen*
Wednesday Prayonneoima
740
Sunday School SupL
Mlltoa
Everyone Welcome
Hlggenboltham.
Rev Cecil W. Shaffer
11:00 A. M.
Miaa Betty Helene, missionary Sunday School
Morning Worship
11:00 A. M.
Evening Warahip
1:00 P. M
Prayer Meeting
1:00 P. M
WELCOME TO
T( T H l CHUBCH
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THE CRlRCtl O l GOD
*1 PROPHECY
tM l Elm * « •
BKbep A. *» S u m . Pa****
■ 4S * m Sucdiy School
II i m Morning Worihlg i i f
m-n hi A W Stover
7.4S p m E vponli'tl* Bour.
1:4* p m Tu**d*y Kerning Ser
vice. Prayer Meeting
7:4(1 p m Tbruiday Yeung Peo
ple meet.
Evtrvnno •eicome
THL (MBISTIAN AND MISSION
ARY ALLIANCE CHVBCTf
park Ave el Poorteeotb S t
pa.tnr, David ■ Camefli
Sunday School and Morniei
Wurthip Combined Seme* • « a
m to It 30 a m "Wonhly Period
begin, at 10 W a m "
Alliance Youth fallowiiue «Jo
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CENTRAL BAPTIST CEUBCB
Be*. J . W. Parham, paster
Car. Feurteealh SL, Oak Ava.
Sunday School t:41 a. m.
Morning Worahip Service 11:00
Traialag Union 0:41 p-m. It's a
family affair.
Evening Worahip I p.m.
"Coma thou with ng aad * s will
At lima good."
’CHULUOTA BAPTIST CHUHO
WaMnr A. B aw l Jr„ PaaSm
•'ssi' ittjr"^ R .sn rjs,1
a.m
7:10
I T:H
FIRST PRFJ4RYTER1AN
CHURCH
Oak Av*. sad Third St.
Rev, A. G. Melania, Minister
3:1* a m. Sunday School.
I0:*0 a.m. Th* Section meets for
Prayer in the Session Room.
11:00 am . Morning Warship.
Solo—"At Jacob*. Wall" Powell.
Dick Aiken. Anthem—“Fear Not
O I •rad". Spicier, Chancel Choir,
with solos by Mrs. Charles Wille,
Mrs. Harris Folds. Clifford Mclilbbin. Sermon, Mr. Mclnnis.
Church Nurseries for children
under three, and three to sii,
ovrry Sunday morning during
Worship Hour.
1:00 p.m. Pioneer Fellowship.
1:00 p.m. Senior High Fellow
ship.
1:00 p.m. Evening Worship.
Duet—"Rock of Agos", Johnson,
Mrs. Nicholas Pfeifauf and Mrs.
Joseph W. Orcsno. Serruon Mr.
Mclnnis.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Park Asenue at Slith Street
W. P. Ilrooka Jr.. Pastor
John U Miller.
Minister of Kdurallon
P. J. Hargis.
Acting Director of Music
Early Morning Worthlp *41
a.m. Sermon. W. P. Brooks Jr.
Sunday School 1:4* a.m. "Come
With Your Family. Wo Provide
for Every Member ef the Family
—Even the Baby."
Morning Worship 11:00 am .
Sermon W. P. Brooks Jr.
Training Union 4:4* p m.
Departments of each
ago
group. Nursery for childien uuder 4 years of age.
Evening Worship 1:00 p.m.
Sermon W. P. Brook* Jr.
Fellowship Hour aDer th*
Evening Service In Ih* Memorial
Educational Building.
Wednesday Evening Service
1:30 p.m.
Nursery Open at all aervlcea.
Earphone* far th* hard.ef.hrar
Ing.
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SANFORD SEVENTH-DAY
ADVENTIST CHURCH
7M Mm Avenue
W. J. Ostmsu, Paster .
Sabbath Sc h e a l (Saturday)
• 40 a.m.
Worthlp Hour 11:00 a m. topic,
“Wonder* In Thy Hand."
Wednatday 1:41 p.m. Prayer
Meeting. Subject, “Prate
At
Last."
Friday 1:4* p.m. Missionary
Volunteer Program. P r o g r a m
sponsored by school children.
Church School Monday through
Friday 1:30-240.
A cardial wrleome I* oitended
to ail la Join u* la eur worship
and share in* ibei fellowship of
this hour.
FIRST METHODIST CIIURCM
Tattor — Mitlon H. Hyatt
1:41 Church School
Classo* for all Ages.
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship.
Sermon topic—“The Law of Kind
ness" Pastor.
7:00 p.m. — M.Y.F.
1:41 Organ Vespera
• '00 p.m. Keening Worship,
Sermon toplo—“You Are Respon
sible" Robert Baker.
Broadcast oy#r WTRR—Morn
ing end Evening.
3:00 Recreation for Young Peepi*.
Air conditioned Sanctuary.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
1W7 SanfaeA Are.
Parry L. Staaa, Mialatsv
Church Bchuol, 3:41 n-m.
Morning Warahip, 11 w , with
Communion and Sormnp. Topic:
"Prayer for the Ham «L" Special
muiic by the chair.
C.Y.P, Chi Rho aad Junior*, A
p.m*
Evening Worship, T:W P «*
Sermon: "Overcoming Tempta
tion"
Th# publle la iavitid to all publit services. A special Invitation
is aitendad ta Navy families,
lourisU, weekend guests, and
anyona not attanding regularly
elsewhere. Nursery facilities and
aff-*tr**t perking ere available.
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(tymgregalieaat)
Censer Park Ate. nnd lllk BL
J. Bernard Beet, Mlekler
Sunday School 3:30
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W A S H IN G T O N . UR — "One
of oor prpblems," the president f
the University of New Hamptnlre
lamented recently, “is the student
who thinks ha has just aa much
right to attmsd lh« stale universiy
as he does to drive on atatemaintained highways."
Dr. Edward D. Eddy Jr., said he
doesn't go along with this view, hot
adds:
“Our philosophy Is a dedication
to a common good. If this la our
job. we'U do it, and try to do It
well"
Dr. Eddy thus points up a prob
lem horrying lax supported uni
versities and colleges in every
slate in the union.
Regardless of whether they are
really college timber, more people
arc going lo college than ever be
fore. Shortages of space and teach
ers are becoming acute.
The pressure is on private Insti
tutions as well as public, but they
are in a better position lo resist it.
Plainly the tax-supported schools
are going o hive lo carry the big
share of th* load, now shared about
SO-SO between public and private
Institutions.
Responses lo Inquiries by .the
American Council on Educslioo
show:
The University of Minnesota ex
pects Its itu-lent body lo increase
ISO per rent by 19T0.
The universities of Rhode Island,
Delaware and Illinois expect to
double by 1970 or 1>71, the Uni
versity ol Georgia by IMS.
North Carolina'a East Carolina
(Slate* College, which has doubled
In eight yrars, experts to double
again by 1B70.
Montana State College and West
ern Michigan (State) College look
fur nearly tripled enrollments by
1970 or 1972.
Since 1930 the proportion of col
lege age people actually entering
college has increased by about I
p*r cent a year until now it is
more than So per rent. Back in
1900 It was 4 per cent.
The American Assn, of Collegi
ate Reglatrara and Admissions Of
ficers says in a report "It it entire
ly within the realm of possibility”
that the M-ycar trend will continue
until 1970.
With a rapidly growing popula
tion, this would mean a 1970 college
population more Utan double in-
M c C lo y —
______
___ labwlou* t n tw r t
__ _____ taw tlrv eoualer th e re but b»-
feea h* re#M m n r « « hU #Ua to r e
trwr* it. danh alaim*^ hl«L Whlta
M ktna Uil* purehaaa Barah Darn tia-
El J l S i M
tla t the
E rrtfH
t r nEa ,Uaadt taaS Ealia
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ah»r» h» tb« mltllMK crowd.
....
a i ’l M boat* • man w ith li n W t f !“ • ;
n u a N V it < 4 k»». H o w * k»4 #err#d
(a (ha ( h h i - l u n m - W h Ih r a t r f nt lha
« • ( a iti i l l n a t H h w l lu raad tn cetm| p . I eurwilM
On h ~ w a r « * * " * »
to vialt bar AuM O ar#U** that
I ha a » M atw * » u b r tw m laat hy» e
ahowt hot aarfc. Harah a a a iw t iw h < 4
Ca> ■ h i M iii mam who r o t i I f nfJ7 re l bar • tin ta hta ear. Kha r e
fiuod It. p n llt*If.
Arr1**d *1 b»r
a m t'a » W * a l. K iw o n lla a home. H it*
X«wr* Ionw<^jl 100(1^1laa. _ a
*H
’Ha al
■la* a
*t-.u»d lb* ruhv aa gautaa^
apflartor'a Hem ln**4l Wliib mm
md ntta aad her “ 2**
th* tra . h#r anal-* oM frland. t>r.
flretmry HalHut.
tad Itara
r*porn(a*d bln aa Ox maa who h»>l
nBtrad her IK* rourlerr nf
Tolar wtiil* IK* »ro.jp r»«rrd brldtr.
tK* rjhr, whhh had two pl*r*d iw
ft - tahf* trw hWperSta*. rtlrappnrrd
KrrnMM dlartalmad Knowl-flr- at II•
wtiafrahauta. and Aunt famlla* rafu a t ta pimnoa (ho fnttre
I JIAITKH TWEI.VI
EVEUTONK forjcot Edna CreeL
Suddenly her volrw ran* out—a
Krw voice, ahull and plrrcln*. “AH
w ry fin* and noble and magnani
mous, but—what about m#T“
"Well?" Carolln'r voice waa
level. "What about you. Edna? I
i don't understand."
“Think for a momniL I’m Iht
only on* among you who la rrally
poor. Mr. Cllva and [>r. Hallual
ax* auecraatul mrn. Mlaa I Jar re '#
young and pralty, hrr life brfor*
hrr, and aonie day ahc'll |« t a
■mail ahart ol your wraith. Rut
Hred in olhrr proplr'a houara
all my Ufa I'm th# natural ana?■«*. th# waif, tha nobody, the
only on* open to auddrn. over
whelming trmputlon.
”1 know you all thiak I took It.
A a t'o why you don’t want to call
ta th* poller, Mr*, t* n h . Tour
oompaalon’i guilt would I*voir a
you la notorirty ahd unpleasantaeda. You think you’ra sparing
at* nut <4 comparator!. Actually
yau'r* denylag m* tha right to
proto my tnaocrnr* out of saltish“Thana thinga get around. Bom*,
ana of you U going to talk about
•that happrnrd hrr* thla arming.
A carnal word after th* third
cocktail. Quart!on* and than—Uia
•lory told under promt** of orem y
th a t will bo broken next morning,
Tb* companion muat have taken I t
That's what they’ll all aay, |u«t aa
you ar* all thlaklag It now.
• "Will I m r get another job aa
agmphalna after th at? Thera'a no
atlirr work 1 caa do. 1 bar* no
•U il a r oipartenoa, Tha awful part
fp that I did-.........- - • —*- p-«
oi >ou uui. CJuv who ta now
hiding guHt under a faro aa bland
aa milk!’
Never k i r n bad Bdna aormrd
so muen rn outsider la Caroline a
*rn-fooU>l, tow-voiced houathold.
Cllva and flalluat wore looks of
cold tngCff
Carolina baratlf looked utterly
surprised, as If the had never con
ceived that any human bring would
about ao many thing* that were
better left unsaid.
“Ton will not arad another job
after 1 am dead, Edna," ah* said
quietly. “1 have not forgotten you
ta my will. And ao on* ta going
to repeat the story of what hap
pened her* this evening."
It was Bara who surprised everyone. “How can you be ao sure of
that. Aunt Carolina? S i m i l a r
thinga might be mid about are
(hippo** I hid th* ruby la order to
protect Carry after you all hinted
that lw might b* Involved la Its
theft? 1 didn't, but people ar* go
ing to aay I might If th* story of
thla arming gats out."
"Oh, Bara!” Carolina's voice was
quick and hurt. "We know you.
W* know you wouldn't do a thing
hka th at"
“And you don't know ana."
Edna'a lips twtstad bitterly.
“What la It you w ant Edna?"
For th* nrat time Carolina's voice
faltered, yet even sow it waa the
atrong tremor of emotion, not th*
weak quaver of age,
“I demand that everyone In this
room be searched at once. Includ
ing mr."
"Who could do tha searching T“
“fttevena can search th* mm.
Miaa User* and I can search each
other with you watching ua.“
Carolina hesitated, then sighed.
“Very well, Edna, but I think
you're a foot. Dick, I kata to put
you through such ah Insulting pro
cedure—”
“Not at alL Things have gone
ao far now that I should demand a
search evea If Miss Creel did not."
“And I." added Sallust.
■Thank you both. Edna, ring for
Stevens."
When b* appeared la th* door
way Carolina spoks w a a r 11 y.
“Stevens, wa have mislaid a large
ruby pendant on a fine gold chain,
th* property of Mia* Doer*. Tha
gentleman wish ta bo searched as
a matter of form. Win you pleas*
take them into Uis library and con
duct th* search yourself ? Ws will
Hag when w* wish you to return."
Th* door cloned an tha thro*
men. Bara's search of Edna waa
thorough and painstaking. At last
tha turned to Carotin*. “Nothing."
Edna’s Mil* of hitter triumph
contained a bfrtim* of frustration.
“Now you. Miss Doers."
Her anarch waa just aa thorough
and a shod* store brusque. “How
aha data* us," Uwuoht Sara. "?•*"-
ua alia d#d la ir the ruby after alt,
but then — what could ah* have
don* with It?"
' \
Edna'a voire waa almost regret
ful aa ah* said. “All right. Miaa
Dacr*. You're cleared, loo."
Carotin* sighed. “And now It's
my turn."
“You, Aunt Caroline?"
Evrn Edna waa surprised. "1—I
aaver thought
“No, you dida'l think, Edna. I
mraa you don't think things
through. Old people are eccentric,
s o m e t i m e s mildly deranged. I
might ha vs klrptomanlc impulses,
who knows? That's just as likely
thinking Bara or Dickson Clive
might have taken It."
"Rut R will tire you no. Aunt
Caroline."
"Nonsense. I'm not that feebla.
Edna will help you lift me into an
upright position. Then I can hold
myself up with on* arm an her
shoulder while you search."
Gently Bar* unfastened her
aunt's larra The drraa was de
signed to slip off easily. Every
bone of th* frail, wasted body
showed through th* thin, clinging
silk slip. Nothing tha sine of th*
ruby tould have been concealed
Ihrra, or la tha scanty whit* hair.
There waa no girdle and no pock
et* In th* dress. The shoes were
empty. Hha mad* Kara look under
th* cushions of the wheel chair
and la th* fold* of th* Ilellagto
blanket. Nothing.
Edna rearranged cushions and
blanket for Caroline, louked a Ut
ile ashamed of herself.
Caroline's UpJ wrre vtolrt In th*
ghastly gray of hrr face as sha
sank back Into tb* chair. Bh*
closed her eyelid* for a moment
then opened them and look a deep
Breath, “Ring, Edna."
Btevens brought th* two mrn In
from th* library. “No sign of a
ruby, madam," he annoiuirad im
perturbably. "Will there be any
thing else ?■
•
"No, thank you, Htevens."
Caroline's color waa a shad* bet
ter. She watched tb* door close
after Btrvciu with a slight amila,
‘The ruby will probably turn up
tomorrow, Daylight makes such a
difference. If It doesn't . . . well,
then I may consider calling tn th*
polio*. Now I shall ask you to
excuse me."
"We've tired you horriblyr Sara
cried out with sudden compunction,
remembering bow ah* had backed
Edna’a demand for a anarch.
Carolina's smlla broadened. "It
has been a stimulating evening for
an old rtcluos. I hope your friend
Garry Hone turns up none the
worn* for wear. Good night, Bara
Good night, Dick. And Dr. SallustOn# of you will aee her homa?
Edna, I'd Ilka a rup of warm milk
before t go la bed . .
'~ 1 Te rnntmutll
Radio-TV
Highlights
NEW YORK UR—One problem In
writing n IrlevDIun column it that
jou'rc seldom relaxed when look
ing al the srl. You're always
hunting for something signiticsnl.
Eventually >uu begin to think
Ihr m l nf Ihr country looks al
lelrluons the same way: carefully
scouting programs In advance, or
ganising time lo make sure (hey
are this and that and (he ether,
switching from channel lo channel.
Hut moil people don't watch trievlilon in this manner. Networks,
agencies and experts of all ktmli
agree that Ihe normal habit Is to
turn on Ihe set and let hrr run.
Thus Ihe times before and after
popular programs are valuable
commercial spots.
My choice waa THS-The Ed
Sullivan Show. On NBC was Ihe
Colgate Variety Hour. On ABC arai
a movie, something rallrd “Devil
Hal's Daughter." I don't like vari
ety shows. But I like 'em belter
than movie* tilled "Devil Bat's
Daughter." The point was that I
Just wantrd to are if TV could
entertain me.
So I turned on Ihe Ed Sullivan
Show because In Uia past I’d found
It more entertaining than the Vari
ety Hour. While I don't Ilk* variety
shows, I like Ed Sullivan person
ally. His diction Is so bad and' be
moves so awkwardly that he re
minds me of myself in public.
The Sullivan show held and rnIrrtalnrd me. The action of the
"Ice Capadca" at Atlantic City waa
good. There was muslr and imusel
mrnt. Quite suddenly It was > p.m
Tuna to another channel? No, sir.
I was being entertained. Why
should I get out of my chair?
On came Cl. E. Theater with
Jose oh Collrn starring tn "High
Officials Seeking
Crack In Silence
UNITED NATIONS. NY. <JT—
The U.N. Disarmament subcom
mittee looked forward yesterday
lo ■ crack In the Soviet wall of siirnr* on Western disarmament
plans.
The gruup moved Into Its alternoon meeting with indications that
Russian delegate Arkady A. Sobo
lev would tell Moscow's reaction
to President Eltenhower'a plan for
exchange of defense blueprints and
air impactions.
Sobolev broke Into the subcom
mittee discussion Wednesday with
a stair merit which one course said
"appeared significant."
Delrgates were silent on what
he had actually said.
France's Jules Moch took up
most of the meeting Wednesday
with a discussion of tha French
plan for ensuring disarmament
through a dose check on Ihe na
tions military budgeta.
Green Wall." This waa an adapta
tion by Charles Jackson of Evelyn
Waugh’s "The Man Who Uked
Dickens." It was superb because
Jackson stuck faithfully to the
Waugh story and didn't hoke up a
happy ending.
Half an hour later came Stage
T with a tlickly done Hem railed
"Where You Loved Me," starring
Macdonald Carey as a clown whose
wife left him. And then came
Appointment w i t h
Adventure,
which presented a neat drama
about tome sany happening* on an
Island. Finally came W hit'i My
line? with the old panel shep
herded by John Daly.
tt was 'three hours since we
lurned on the set. I was relaxed.
I had been entertained. Television
tn rb ahead of the pre-war trend—
about three million. But college
administrators, especially beads of
lax-supported Institution*, con al
ready feel U>* iquetst.
While more buildings are the ob
vfoos—and aomeQmcs the o n ly answer lo Um shortage of spac*many college administrators are
taking a long look at what lh*y
already havo and trying to find
ways lo make better use of It.
Tighltr me of lecture halls and
laboratories and more night and
Saturday sessions are probabilities.
Another Is Joint use of libraries
and other facilities by c|ote-by
schools. This plan is already in use
by the University of Houston and
Rice Institute; Bryn Mswr, Haverford and Swarthmore in the Phila
delphia area; Vanderbilt and Pea
body Teachers College at Nashville.
Tha spreading Junior college Idea
Is a godsend lo many four-year
inmtutions since most college flunkouts are In the first two years.
Closed circuit television and lec
ture hall loudspeakers and project
ors are favorably viewed by some
educator* •* means of expanding
a teacher’s circle beyond range of
Us voice and Ihe student's eye.
As another means of whipping
the teacher shortage, Arthur 5.
Adams, president o( the American
council, suggests r e e s i mining stan
dards of competence.
"Perhaps a successful profession
al writer without a Pd.D.," he
suggests, "can acceptably teach
freshman EngHih and even ad
vanced composition."
Good teachers are hard to come
by, *vrn with money in hand. Good
buildings, however, ran be built If
the money can be found. Vast
building programs already are un
der way.
Florida, which experts its collego
enrollment to triple by 1970, has
taken the first steps in a program
calling for expansion of its three
slat* universities and establish
ment of three or four new slats
colleges plus 19 to 20 community,
nr Junior colleges. Emphasis at
the star Is on commonly colleges,
but the 19U Legislature voted mon.
ey lo expand Ihe universities too.
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Fri. Sept. 9. 1 P W P * K * J» » - M * t m r A T * worn a
If It’s Worth Anyth Inc
It’s Worth Advert tain* In
TOR RENT - Tun bedroom, furnRhrrt apartmrni AVAILABLE
NOW.
w. il -Mi" i r r - w n
Realtor — Caters! Insurance
r.mrade B. DtoglaUev Asaaciata
Pnoaa 2121
111 N. Park Ara.
FOR SALE—'.wo Bedroom Frame
House. located on 100 IL lot In
Ci'y Desirable location. Elec*
iHe Sovr. Refrifarator. Hot Wa>
ler heater. Automatic Washer
and Spare healer included.
I/1W DOWN PAYMENT Bal
ance like rent. Phone l*V> dur
ing the day. M35-J after 7 p m.
or a n te R<*( 1233 Sanford. Fla.
Phone 112* • A. B. Peterson,Broaer
Asaodalei - A. B. Paternal Jr.,
P. J. Cbeateraon. Garfield Wilietts. John Meueh. R, W. WilHarm. A- C. Dondaay, Laid Bur*
veyor.
private
FURNISHED APTS
Avalon ApU.
TTfrW.
(nr Daalr*
BEE Semmola Real
Phone r .
able Home* and Al
furnished Apartment.
aoo°Mciiowviii«.
Desirable
432-W.
m aNIRHEP AM- » r>rt Av*J
Furnlahed Apt 1113 Park. Adults.
UNFURNISHED HOUSE al toi
Fu rn ith e d
'
JI “S *l. a i m Vurnlthed
mllaa out ol City.
C A- WHIDDON, SR.
Rag. Rail K data B m ltr
V. E. Douglai, Aaaoelate
S. Park
Ph. I*w
14ESTABUSHED BUSINESS
B lru lt. Ijw n Mower and Wi>h
inj Marhine Repair) SO W
lat Si HU
______
C O N < T ® tK
Rradr N urd Coneretr. Cnnrreie
Block. Sand OratM. Cement
Conereta Pipa to kltet Ail Quali
fications.
Phew* 2413
Sherman t'onrrete Pip# Co.
__
Oal Wrtl 15th At
Blcylf* k Lawnmowere
I'ari* and Reconditioning
Mfalrr'i Bika Shop
3tn E. ath SI.
Phnna 5434
Card furniture, appliance). molt,
rlc. Bougbt-sold. I-arry'* Mart.
321 E m lat St. Thane 1*31.
— Factory to Ton —
A lum inum
Venal Ian Blind*
Enrlated bead. Sac proof bottom
raR with pUetae cadi. PlaiUr ar
rayon tape*. Cotton or nyluo
cards.
S m k a rik C U » ant) P a in t Co
112-114 Weal 5nd St _ Phone J*
4-Drawer Filing~Cahtnet . . — *23.
Bendij Wither ................... *40.
China Cahmei
— .......... 120
I Pr Sectional Couch. ... *27.30
• Roll club), bag. ball) .. Sirs.
New Inner-Spring M aliro t $21 30
Youih Red A Mattrr*« . . . . 111.
Baby Bed) A MittreaC* . *10. up
New Hems Every Dav
SUPER TRADING POST
Ill-Hay 17-32 South Phone 5515 It,
Rp r o a l ta a v s rii
FDA
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n o v n t M Pi.kN T R s h r c ic s
T l.tJ if iim c
. S t r a w b e r r y F R IG It lA IK F . aponances
»»•*»
Contract and repnr work. Tr*r EVKS-flEARING
ami irr v ie e . 0 . I I . High, Ovtedo.
PlaftV^ (I JO per hundred. phone
otim aie*. ft. 1- Harvry. 204
F la . Phone 4IM or Sanford
San.'ord Arr. rtiwi* u s
IM5 W alter « o m
_______
Par Remodrlm; and repair*.
Nothing Di-wn—Small Monthly
Payments
it - A iy r im o B H .r s . t r a il e r s
S l i m n i n C o n rrrf* Ca.
GATLIN PROTHERS
pay m i l Tit i t I'R hel<*p
0«l West IBh
rhoar :»«1 Dragline and Bullderer Service It
Vni h'iy. Opeo Evening) and
Phono:
2221—
Sanford,
21*4
—
FLOOR sanding and finishing
Sunday».
G ts tli.
Cleaning. waxing. S e m n l ^ r n i
Kailaidr Trailer Sales,
note County ainre 1*23. H. M
Palatka. 11a.
Gleason. Lika Mary.
CARPENTER WORK
OR SALE — ltW Indian Trai
imck repair Job* or tmall
Spare lleater) and Floor Kum
ler. 27 F t. All Metal, traaonablc
dins, Call Jim 11454*M 4.
aces Liberal Trade-In
price. Phone 2594
FOR SALK — 2\ Fi
Caravan
hnr.sa trailer with 4 v 14 ft rahana New lire*. Priced in veil.
Phone 9IM before A p m *32-M
I Rate* to I
ih*-reader.
Polir Theldrra
P. M. CAMIUKLL
NKJ> Ottier A. arsine Jo
pevnten. addins marnmra
Irv-RrnUla. 214 Magnolia. Ph
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one nour • Wa>n and Da
Pry
One hour H • Walk and 1
Fold
S o il
W ater,
Phone 311
SEPTEMBER SPECIAL
COM* WAVE permanent Ih il'l to
ra t to manage Reg 110. NOW
StJO
EVAUKSS REALTY SHOP
Air Conditioned
10* K. 5nd SI.
Phone M3.
Sill—Pu no
Teckatdaa.
A little tpare like this vtll ge*
your mcoaga before oar mora
than in urn readers. Tell 'em tod a ) I Phone 1*21.
W. J. KING
*10 wo no
» aa Sauih Park Thane 5i
ln)iiranee for Karh Member ”f
FAMILY GROUP only finik) YR
ORLANDO Momms Senileal. OrPolio- Taianu) Ueukemia Kneelaado Evening Star. Call Balpo
phaldla Smallpov- Dipthena •
Ray. 1IC*>I
Sear'ei Fever -Spinal MeninciII). Rabiea -Tularemia
It’* So En*y
15.000 00 CANCF.ir*10 00 mure
-STEMPER INS - II E AGENCY
To Place A W ant Ad
II? N. Park Ate
Just Call 1821 and aak for Phone 2122
CARS
b o u g h t so u * t r a d e d
Rot Reel'* 1 *e« Cara
Sanlord Ave A 11th M.
iiy yiiur Furniture at Bi
Warehou*r Fum . i'» . at *
l»t St. All nationally adv
ai'tire at warehotue nrtre)
DICK MAPES
tha Want Ad departm eat
Liku Front home 3 RR. 111.300.
Sanford Herald
laky front Home 2 BR. *10.300
293 arre) facing hardroad *22.ooo.
E N v E I.O P K S . if
RAYMOND M. M I J . RRORRR 10 F t . Diaplav Caae w ith Fre e re r,
mrnl). inuiieei
O. M. HARRISON, BROKER
p r o r r a m >.
W il! be a<*ld In the higheit bid
S D. tiigbleyman. Salesman
Printir.* Co.. 1'
der. .M7 Palm etto, Phone 5395.
*04 South Park Ave
Phone sao
It i at Ulh St.
TROklRONK and llalllcraftor act
NO CLOSING COSTS!
I'le m h iB i. Eivtm y flealm g
Phnnn I5M.
ThaUa right, folks! You get rreM. (J. HODCES
dit for your entire down pay Folding Col, mattress 726-J, 3
S f M 't r on Al! W ater Pumps—
ment inwards the purchase prire
p. m
W ell) Drilled — ra m p *
at **.*00.00 on thin brand new.
Paela Raad Phaae 7M
3 bedroom masonry homt, luai
r Appliance Center
romplated. Paved road, just
FLOOR
SAMHRfl a PtnDhing
W'f)tin|hmi>a Dealer"
out of elly, bul with rlly water.
Oak floors furnished, laid A f.i
lastag Washer)
Thi) fa a REAL BARGAIN.
i«hed. In buiines) since 19m
alia Aye
Praae 1737
DOWN PAYMENT?, you name I
K K. Sleveni: Itoule 2, Bos 221
it, we'U try to arrange the rest. FORD TRACTOR A Equipment
Pall 716 R-4 belore 7 a. m or
Grocery Equipment, C o u n t e r
after a p m
and 2 Show rate*. RraionahK
Seminole Realty
Ain- Universal Electric Slnsr.
Write Boi WP % The Sanfoid
W. P IETBlCM
T. W. MRRO;
Herald
1*01 P itt Art. PWne 27 a* 14*
Robert A. Wllliama, Realtor LARGE Evans rirrulatini heater,
lank, metal stand, tubinc. stove
Rayaiaad LnadqalaL Aaaoelale
people. *33.00. <11* Park Are,
pip: *40 00 G. E. Electric liePhone 1«T3 Atlantic Bank Bldg,
frlgrraior. p e r ( e e l condition.
Furnished Kitchenette apis Air
*33 00. Phonr 2242-J.
Conditioned. SlumberUaa Court. BY OWNER - S
kitchen equip™
MU Orlando Drive.
USED TRACTORS
Iota l mile rn
i n u Tear tor U
Terms.
Boi PS,
OR I.KASE —Service Slatlon. e*.
cfilant location. Bishop A Hart.
S.S00 00 Dow a
Markeler* for Sinclair Refining
VletirTan S Irm r«^$$T ^up. Cur
Two Bedroom House. Elertrie
Co Thooe 2431._______
ved l/n e Seal —*13.. French
kitchen, healing system, vrnePmvenlional Coffee Table —
2 Room ApartrnenL 112 Elm Ave.
*20 . Early Amrrlcan Coffee Tabla —M3 . New Plat Form Rockera —*19 33. G E. Refrlgrralnr
garage a pt . I ll w. 4th SI
1*9 33. lerm), Doarn) of InterCullen and llarkcy, R tail ora
esling arlirlr*— 10r up
lM N Park Ave. Pkaaa 2212.
T H E C U R IO SIT Y SHOP
• Air.Cundiilonert.
• Prmmf) D rjeri, 3 Skilled On*
rr«torv
loi So n ik Are.
Fm iih ed Laundry
o Saniiooe Dry t leaning
S outh wide Ijia n rirn ra at
South hide Seed mart Bids.
144 Kavt 5Jlh SC
General Cantrartoe
“ flo m e) at D u U rrU o n "
Hi-Way 17 3!
Pbewe 1
For Better Pin moms
See or <'all
H A R R IE T T S
REALTY NOOK
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Neat In R rn n clC ) Cotirl IT 95 So
IIB-T-MU CONKRkTE
menl. SIS Magnolia Ave
UNFURNISHED 4-room House.
Reaaooahla. i l l No. Jessamine.
2 BEDROOM unfurnished house;
Motroe Corner. Phone 49 J,
FURNISHED Duplet Apartment.
Living room, Dining mom com*
biiiatlon. Kitchen with Ortah*
fail bar. 2 Rodrooms, Bath. Ap
ply 2311 Palmetto Ave.
, ! K r ? u ta r 3 u , n
•1 VARIETIES PANEIJNG
Native aad Foreign Woods.
See Them At
Sherman Concrete Pipe Co.
Out Weal 12th SI.
Pkaaa 5U*
QUICK CASH for Furniture. Addlag Machines, Typewriters, Out
board Motors, Boats. Super
Trading Post. One imlo South
on IT-n. Phone a \2-R.
Ibo Florida Time*
Your Morning Pi
For Home Delivi
Phone Jack Benton.
Floor Furnace*
LX)
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B A C K t r WMf N IM
tovin<; to iauc
Jf Cill THt ttf Pt Ayif-dO
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THt uAMt j .( '
vex I HAVE TO
MAUi. SOMUCV4
l<ky«l CASH. 1 RANK IN prirrs
paid far uaad furailura Call 33*.
wilsoa-Malar Furailura Co an
I m il
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ns $ r APTiNa to oaii
ao vwr we GOi»J« to
I TMC N» lG*«BOqMOCO
X—i A HAW ___
ANK - WAGON ifelivrry man.
Mae’s Oil Co, 203 N. laurel
AV).
ROUTE-SALESMAN. Perfection
Dairies
RELIABLE Man In nperalr rity
Laundry and Dry cleaning
Route. Steady Job. good propovi.
linn Apply In per»nn Semlnol.*
County Laundry, 119 3Vrat 3rd
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DADOV W, y
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THCKE £, C»AV
csic vu-t
san er you I
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7 0 THE ,
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TK aifl wanted for launder
TO 6TOW
. SARQEyV J
TMCOA \
/ PBI-UP 1
I THCLIOJ
YOUNG Saleslady to work Toy
and Sporting Conda Department.
and Clrrtilatort
Apply Rnhson Sporting Good),
H. A POPE 0 0 . INC.
2M death Park Ave. Pbaao 1440
tone Beach, Fla.
PRACTICAL NURSE, llaa driver s
license, awa Iranipolalion. Rt.
1 Hot I, Oviedo.
KINO me Hollywood Bed *0" x
M". Complete .with luiuriput High Sehoot Graduate dealraa ofnee work. Phone 3*1.
A *eN J..3M N V C «D C *tW T T U t
Steep Ir Coafort
NO DOWN PAYM
Be.<room eoacrela lock house
under ronaDnettei K i t c h e n
_______
equipped.________
VA iaiti J flnaaelng.
Low monthly payments.
S~. DOWN PAYMENT — Two
Bedroom eoacret* Mock House
under conalruetion. PHA Iniured
(tnaarlag. Selling price, tJ.eco.
Monthly paymenu principal and
interest.
NO DOWN PAYMENT - Three
Bedroom woe rate Mock Hwaa
io be started la few days. Mleben equloaod, VA Insured flnan maktog a deposit gets Ikia.
Plaalie), Hollywood leys ft
B C H O LE B E D D IN G C
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S B T T L B AMS T . . . A S P 6 S C
T-A>4 AAAJ AUAJI C£JM* i N I
IRONING at my home, Children's
rlothei a specially, iM3 E, 7th
PRACTICAL NURSE - Will livt
in. Good rafnenee*. Phone M -J.
LICENSED irartical Nurse. Re.
feirnees. 'hone 430-R.__________
A!ready set up. A dandy lor alio.1 tor good Moat Market. The
prire 1* very, very low. The
hu'idiaf for rent very reason,
able. A continued business tor
2« renrt. Retired because of
health and age. Write Rot 2U,
Laka Mary, or rail UT7-J.
FOR RENT
Y’our Saliafrttlon la imara.-tced whan you buv high*
qualltv. lo w -en st LuildinR
materiaV. Itere. Drop Ity
and we'U show you why.
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co s* rtv s/Af » t U n e t:
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up
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HILL LUMBER
3. SUPPLY YARD
I-arge fi Rtxim Furnished
ApartmanL RID Magnolia
^ l w * * U MArrtOCAL.
c*»irr. IFT3 do Ptgztugp
Ave. <75. per month. Call
A. K iM siU tr. Fteriat
A HATCH IS ort**e»o'ARy/
VOU, UP THCTtf ItT sac OUT SWM-fTvmtf ^
JO 9P*AKf IWORTWTtf. DrtOWNd SOMCIHaU
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INC
PROUDLY ANNOUNCE
OUR
SOUTH PINECREST SUBDIVISION
SANFORD'S LARGEST A N D FINEST S U B D IV IS IO N DEVELOPMENT
CITY WATER & SEWER
• PAVED STREETS
• FULLY LANDSCAPED LOTS
125 - BEAUTIFUL MODERN 3 BEDROOM HOMES-125
M ANY
DIFFERENT.
FLOOR
PLA N S
F.H.A. & V.A.
FINANCING
JV Homes Already Under Construction
Take Your Choice.
We had 59 V. A. and 31 F. H. A. committments to build thes«
homes before the recent change that increased V. A. & F. H. A*
& F. H. A. in Service Loans Down Payment by 2%. You can actual
ly purchase these homes for $250. less down payment than you'll
be able to on future homes we shall build.
Your Home Can Be Completed In 5 Weeks.
You M a y Choose Your Bath Tile Colors, Brick Trim,
Paint Colors Inside And Out.
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SAf.ES
YOU CAN BUY OUR $10,600 HOME
OFFICE
Our Present Pinecrcst Development
27* STRUTT
ISnilES TO HI6HSCHOOL
WHILES TO CITYCLOCK*
°INFCREST
TV SAJffMt AW.
VETERAN
SCHOOL
And Are Eligible For A
(RACES M
V. A. Lota
25 ACRES *
SCHOOL GROUNDS
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As a reward for the reader who has fai awid
so far, I include the original poem that I mentinned earlier. I cal) it "N o More Rum Far Me,
Prefer* vita.”
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T cdsy's lnu>on Mill I* ra p ilsl l. I.itersry.
l e t u» consider (ielett Mtir*e»* who gave us
that immortal poem "The f’urpli- Cow." When
hr » n yet hut a •tfiiKnlinj; t>eginner m litersU l t , ha frit an overwhelming ili-mre to ree
h me of In* work in print
Burges* devised an ingenious plan for rralilmg hi* ambition. Under a borrowed namr, h r
wrote to th e "Vo* Pop” column of a new*
paper, quoting a bit from one of hi* unpublulled poem*, and aakrd if anyone could give
th e name of th e author. T he letter a i t pub
lished, and a few day* later, he wrote again,
giving the complete work, and hi* own name
*• the author.
Thi* plan looked so good to me th a t I dei ided to pay him th e aincere com plim ent of
im itation. I wrote an original poem, *ent two
tine* to a new ipaper, with a request for the
remainder, and th e name of th e author. Seven
l-rople anawrrrd; five thought th a t th e prob
lem wa* not WHO wrote it, but W H Y -the
other two had "forgotten” the name of the
author, but each showed a different way in
which I had very stupidly misquoted i t
Thi* seem* to be a good tim e for settling a
literary controversy. The “Saturday Review"
present* Mr. 0 . H. Harrison's review of Calvin
Hoffman'* book, "T h e M urder of th e Man
Who Wa* 'S hakespeare' " (Julian M eeener232 pp. 13.93). T he au th o r contend* th at
C hristopher Marlowe survived th e foul plot,
for his murder, and th a t he secretly wrote the
works attributed to Shakespeare. The reviewer
i* of the opinion th at Mr. Marlowe became un
pleasantly, but permanently, deceased on May
30, 1393, and th a t not even Sir A rthur ConanDoyle received any w ritin p from him there
after.
I am glad to aat this m a tte r a t reet. I find
th a t Mr. Marlowe waa not even BORN until
IMO, nearly 300 year* later, end th a t he ie
w ither Shakespeare nor dead. On the contrary,
hr edited B artlett's "F am iliar Q uotations”
t i l t h K d itio n -U ttla, Brown k Co., B oston3940),
(NOTH: Mine* writing th e above, I have
learned th at tb a gentlem an who waa th e editee of "Familiar Q uotations" waa Christopher
M ORELY, ra th e r th a n C hristopher MARLOWE. I am afraid th a t th is discrepancy
n ig h t have a tendency to sta rt a new rontroverey "I* Merely Marlowe?" but with e column
to be filled, don't think th a t I'm going to
throw all of this good m aterial away. Writing
th is stuff i* not so assy a* all th a t.)
Charles Dickens, in "A C hristm as Carol,"
refer* to Marfoy's Ohost, a gaseous individual
with a propensity for clanking like an authar*a
typewriter. Can thi* ha a hint th a t either Marlews or Mostly wrote "Oliver Tw ist?"
f*r the guy wWV i d h l grt i
Oh. the keeks we weald write aad the war* we
E u S & t e 'S t o i t o S ! ? {£5
but sw thaws sever get ea the read.
we'd win,
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This k d tr fstknr appear* mors uurrrstrd in H k U q g n p trr M u H u m ’s
"h tlk b ird * " than in the Iasi m inatr glass af mlM shared with him by Big
Brother, Irfa n the pajama td pair set ssui for the Laud o f Nod.
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We read AM Florida Magasis* In the
JackmnriB* hmrasl *eth week sad the Iso
late "Ssmshsdy's Bey" i* making H even
out c o v e r
lO IN I
ms THI EOT
You AH Florida Magaiiot it oenainly a
ia e bit ef reading, aad one article ia par
ticular, published ia August 13 msgatiae,
under "fiaaebody's Bay " The an k le, "A
Penial D**eripU*n af e Bey,” wee ene ef
the Mat pin** I have ever reed of it* kind
1 have read aad re-nod aad gamed it on ta
ethers W* certainly do eajoy such wonderful artklm
MM. 1 1. JOMNtOH 1st* belts'
a a a
We recently received several
"acrenme" of protest over Melco in Jo h nson's story “ Mullet
On T h e B each" I August 14 is
sue) in which ha elated th at the
W 1 R mullet found m Florida
w aters ru m from three to ti i
One old tim e m ullet
ia Ocala said " it just
a m t am"
T hen, e a the other hand, we
hoard! from several o th er self
styled eapert net caster* who
Malcolm really knows hi*
I guess w ell have to
net end go out end
snag a drove (or whatever they
come is) of good old mugi) cephahmm and see bow big they get
over a t 8 t. Augustine where
Malcolm ptk* h k net w kh suck
success O ur critic* claim th e
average sixe mullet is from o a t
to three pounds.
Speaking of net casting, we
have a a interesting article for
a a a t week about frog b u stin g
Thera la a business of w h k h we
want very Uttle. According ta
our author, Don tlam m on, gig
ging frogs in th e Everglade* k
done practically betw een the
jnwo af hungry alligator*. W ho
wants Rug lags th at badly? Don
got some very striking night
pictures e f frog gigging aad sit
ting in u com fortable c h a ir a t
bams k looks real easy and lots
af fun.
U T T H LATI TH A N N IV fff
I «m
best* la
tonviiie
ia year "Si*
ts I went t* Jack-
way, Mth
die dd in the
Cerate
ef tlie d s s i h s s t Chy ef
Jackson vile, bath af them paraanaHy. Now,
I have aat received horn my friend in JackMnvtlk, to shorn I am indebted for semhag
m* prevtsm imoss, the im n of April I,
■ hkh I believe concluded the fUeomhoot
srtslm -sn I am rsqumting that you supply
me with that Hose.
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If you are intended in the settlement of
The an a that writ** k hat a d*ep andar
aat aaly af what it i* that
tkk, but pan*rally af bam aa aatura.H k arttlag will being amrv wrongly ta •ring Ountee. ft is shout *0 year* dm* I
ly of belpiag our rend the hook, but a* I rscoUect it, the peep
erty at New Smyrna w a inherited hy
datentiaa boawe are set the solu fiesta, a minor Her aacie, Ur Andrew
te juvenile .delinquency. If snysae TurabnH, undertook to coiooise it wkh setId ba hsatsa, k k the paieata *f dsaaq d e n k e n Greece end Minorca, pr*mkiaf
s If aaysne theuld be put ia s dries- them trade sf land. When they arrived they
beam, k k the parents ef children who found they bed signed *p for what wa*
have strayed frees honest paths. Children ili l eal rianey. They rehtdad and the Brka n uat b a n ukh a team sf right end wrong, ftrib n U l n i 'W&RR'caJM
flu,
they have only their parent* tn tenth them ta mbrim them. Bventusfly they drifted >e
fft f agndks aad that nos hew the 1
N the ptesess in the werid fsU, »e dam
me U ta n k k fit..
meef th k k a f m
A lthough orchid* are fairly
rnmasaa la Florida, many af our
visitors a r t unaw are o f th a t
tort. Aad Jaat to prove th a t
are a* beautiful
tb e w h sre , Jo*
ear beautiful cover picture this
weak. Thk ana k not of the hot
house variety, but is growing
right out ia th e open
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Gainesville's C illie n 'a Safety
Council waa organised early th is year,
Jean Manning, executive director, looked
over the points of the proponed program.
T here waa work to be dona In bicycle
aafety, home accidents, Are prevention,
adult and teen-age driver education. Mm.
M anning drew a heavy pencil through
“ teen-age drivers." Mission was already
accomplished.
Gainesville has the highest per capita
teen-age population In the atate, with
the 11.000-st uden ted Uni vanity of Flor
ida and a 1,000-plus-pu piled high school.
Yet, U has the lowest teen-age driver ac
cident rate!
Big, brawny Ed Coneriy, aafety educa
tion officer for the Gainesville Police De
partm ent, is responsible, say Mrs. M an
ning and o th er safety e ip e rts. He ac
complishes th e teaching of kids how to
drive carefully by being a disc jockey on
a radio show. And, in doing so, he has
attra c te d nationw ide a tte n tio n to himaelf, the city and Itadio Station WGGG.
“ Keep Your Eyes On T h e Road,” is
th e popular them e aong for Conerly’e
“ Traffic Ja m " disc jockey show. I t ’s
heard six days a week, every week of the
year. And it's th e Pied Piper-lsh signal
for hundreds of leen-agera to Aock to
radios or to th e station for a solid mix
tu re of jive and jaunty jingles on safe
driving.
Records show th a t nearly 40 per cent
of Gainesville’s driving population is
under 20 years of age. Yet, in IS montha
ending J u ly 1, only Iff) of th e 1,829
drivers Involved in traffic accidents were
under 20 yearn of age. T h a t’a about 11
per cent. There were no death s involving
teen-agers and but few m inor injuries.
Though Officer Coneriy is on th e city
pohee payroll as safety education officer.
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he does "Traffic Jam " on his own tw in
and has no s|xmaors. WGGG mntnbut-M
th e air time as a public service.
When the show first hit the air back
in 195.1, it was designed to supplem ent
Conerly’s regular visits lo schools where
he showed safrty films and gave leclun-i
on driving.
T he first year showed a reduction of
100 accidrnts over the previous year.
Than, it hit! High school and university
atudenta began flocking to WGGG to
liatan to Conerly’a easy, southern-stylo
p a tte r and hia u p -to d ate plat tern.
A "T een-age Safety C lub" has been
org an tird . le a d e rs leach oth ers safe
driving techniques A weekly talent show
is presented during the school year,
where youngsters give their own ssfa
driving advice mixed with th e hoogi*
betas of big name hands
Officer Conerly’s teen-age safe driving
lessons have not gone unnoticed on the
• ta te o r national scene. At a rec ent Youth
Safety Short Course at the University of
Florida, he led a panel discussion on safe
driving, with more th an 100 kids from
all over the state.
Gainesville youngsters rem ind their
parents of traffic violations they commit,
quoting what they hear «M “ Traffia
Jam ." Many adults tune in c n th e pro
gram and find it creates a "safe driving
consciousness" in them , too.
Coneriy, the Gainesville Police lh*.
paitm en t snd WGGG have won 10 n a
tional awards during the past few y e a n
in safety education, including th e cov
eted Alfred P. Sloan aw ard in 19.14. I t
was lha aw ard's first appearance below
th e Mason-Dison line.
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EMOTr. HufTalo Bluff, on the banka of the St. John* lliver
near Satauma, is the acene of a email home manufacturing con
cern which produce* a product dratined to make medical ror|nmen of the varioua armed force* better trained than ever before.
At Uaat, new enlistee* an d inductees will face th e traditional
Mahot day*” with In * apprehension, because th e medics will be
b e tte r trained in shot-giving technique*.
Ken and H*ddi* Leite a r, who cam* to Florida to retire and
ended up working harder th a n ever before, m ake huge syringe*
and thermometer* to be ueed by tbe Armed F o r m Institute of
Pathology for training purpose*. Training aids or not, however,
th e syringe* will work ju st as well and just aa accurately as
their smaller counterparts which the family doctor carries in hia
little black bag and uses every day.
T h e project is unique today, at least in America, for th e
Armed Force* Institute of Pathology has let only one contract,
and th e Leixean were Ihe'recipienla. Because of the unusual
n atu re of the project, Ken Leitear, a master craftsm an, faced a
num ber of problem* in tu rn in g out such instrum ents, and the
m*s» of jigs and gadgets in hia home workshop attest to hia in
te n u ity and originality.
Nearly everyone dreads facing an injection of any descrip
tion, so you can Imagine th e reaction of a Jacksonville television
audience recently when a member of the cast of a popular d ay
tim e show walked into th e picture carrying a syringe AO inches
long. T he instrument wasn’t mentioned in the script and, doubtleaa, o th e r member* of th e cast broke out into a cold sweat at
the sight of the object.
Fortunately, no one has ever had to absorb the huge needle
nor are they ever likely to, but if they should, eicept for rise of
th e needle, the syringe would work just ar well aa any you can
buy in a drug store or surgical supply house. T h e specification*
for th e instruments are e itrsm e ly rigid, and their m anufacture
m ust be of supreme craftsm anship and preciseness. Koch is the
ability of Lwiiear, who h as never had an instrum ent turned
down.
B ut. he’s a rum of eiperience when it rome* to producing
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accurate and difficult model*, rih ib ils and dioramas. Ut mum- be
spent the greater part of his life doing it. lie made models lor
the Navy at the David Taylor Model Itasm and Imill a series of
radiological eih ib its for the Pentagon in Washington.
Most of the parts of the training aids are made of plastic.
All are made by hand and are even |iarked in specially designed
cases for shipm ent upon completion. Needless to say, lo-irear
designed and built the caaea for th e instrum ents, himself
T he syringe* must be built so precisely th at they will draw
and bold a liquid to a specific graduation, yet allow the plunger
to be shoved forward without too much resistance ami friction,
and force the liquid through the needle in the same manner as
its smaller counterpart.
The thermometer* are made from large sheet* of plastic and
are built accurately to scale. The mercury is simulated hy a thin
ribbon attached to small wheels at the lop and liottom, allowing
instructors to change th e tem p eratu re to suit their purpose*
Yet, both are large enough to be used by instructor* in teaching
classes of 50 or more atudent*. Kven th e markings are true to
life. “ Normal tem perature" ia m arked in red while the other*
are marked in dark green.
T he crystal-like appearance of the instrum ents la aihieved
only after much buffing and hand polishing. Mrs. I^irear lend*
a hand at this chore and also helps in filling the engraved m ark
ings of the therm om eters with the proper color paint.
Actually, (.eiiear believes, the therm om eter* are far more
difficult to m ake th an the syringes, because the syringe cylin
der* are already prepared in tulie form when he Iki>* them The
therm om eter* must be ru t and *ha|M-d, mostly by hand, from
large sheets of stock plastic.
To help in producing the instrum ent*, la-iiear has a mass
of power tools in his home workshop, hut most of them have
small adaptations. To make things easier and Insure a more uni
form instrument every time, he has designed and rigged a num
ber of labor saving device*. But, ask him what they're for or
how they work, and he'* like most other fine craftsmen. "T hat's
my secret," he says.
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I t '» always fcood new* for the handi
capped when (ioodwill Induatriea come*
to a community. In fact, the term
"handicapped" loaea much of ita mean*
ing through the activities of this organ
iration, for it enahiea many who are de
pendent on relatives, or aoeiety, to be
come independent. self-respecting bread
winner* Instead of being on tai-suppnrled welfare lint*, they pay lace*
At present, Florida ha* only two Good
will Industries, located in Jacksonville
and St. Petersburg. However, news of
the aucceaa of these two organiiation*
has spread throughout the atate to the
eatenl that other communities are look
ing forward to the establishment of
Goodwill in their arcs*.
All local Goodarill Industries are au
tonomous-self governing-though allied
to the national organiiation. When a
nucleus has been formed in a com
munity, and sufficient funds raised, the
national organiiation comes In at the re
quest of the local group, and seta up the
local organiiation. Prom the national
group come trained eiecutivee for this
work.
The Jacksonville Goodwill, grot in the
state, was chartered in June, 1941, with
the tret location at S3 E. Bay Street.
About four years ago, the present prop
erty, at 6 N. Newman Street, was pur
chased This plant has become inade
quate to taka care of planned ripenaion.'so one-and-a-half acres have been
obtained at 4561 Lrnoi Avenue, with
plans for a plant thrae times the site of
the rusting ana. This will consist of onestory masonry buildings, at a cost of
over 9100,000, eiclusive of the cost of
the latest equipment to be installed.
Kenneth A. Brown, director of this
Goodwill, emphasise* th* need for more
discards, as wall aa gifts furthering their
building plana. So, those in this are*
havt a wonderful opportunity I d help
"discards becoma timecards for the
handicapped," by phoning EL 5-5767 for
pick-up truck calk, or for further infor
mation concerning the work.
There a rt two retail outlet store* in
Jack»onville-in addition to the one at
the plant-located at 530 Florida Ave
nue, and 4561 Lenos Avenue.
The 8l. Petersburg Goodwill Indus
tries, which began operation on Oct. 39,
1954, k located at 114 Second Street, S ,
headed by Dr. Robert C Adair, who was
with Goodwill Industries for 31 year* be
fore coming to thk city to set up the
local Goodwill.
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Handy a t tr u in g machine, the m ate* d i i a n l n l ilathing again uearahle
Liabilities Into Assets
It m doubtful whether those filling the
Goodwill hags, often distributed by some
civic organiistion, rvalue how far-reach
ing this act ia. Hera's how it works. T he
housewife fills the bag with shoes, cloth
ing. or any other discard the bag will accommodiite. then the pick up truck takes
it to the plant. Here, th e handicapped
employees take the contents through the
different stages of processing necessary
to render th e articles ready for sale in
the Goodwill retail stores. T he proceed*
from their sale go to pay th e wages of
th e workers. This renders Goodwill In
dustries about 90 per cent self-support
ing.
St. Petersburg Goodwill has three o u t
let stores, located at 114 Second S treet.
S., in St. Petersburg: 1100 Franklin
S treet, Tam pa; and 133.1 K. Broadway,
Ybor City.
On going through th e St. Petersburg
plant, I was impressed w ith the related
busy-neaa of these employes, (each s e t
ting his own pace, according to hia own
physical and mental ability), as they
sorted, mended, repaired and otherwise
reconditioned the discarded articles.
These included shoes, clothing, furni
tu re, electrical equipm ent, radios, chil
dren's toys—and in fact, almost any class
of article used by average people.
I saw many v a lu a b le -a n d some not-
so-valuable antiques which hsd been do
nated to Goodwill. These are appraised
by an authority ami then offered for sale
in their store*
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Dr. Adair told me th at a training
school, for those who have no particular
skill or And it necessary to change to
some other type of work, will be inaugu
rated in the fall.
Jacksonville report* an average of .12
handicapped workers on the payroll,
with f36.A4ff paid out in wages, for 1954.
St. Petersburg averaged 37 handicapped
workers for the first sii months of 1935,
with 920,792 paid out in wages. S t. P et
ersburg has just begun a new program of
contract work, for those over H5. which
will add to this figure. The first contract
ia with Futuronics Manufacturing Com
pany. This program is especially designed
to supplem ent the small income* of re
tireea
For all above the 90 per rent supplied
by the sale of reconditioned articles.
Goodwill Industries depends on member
ship contributions from those interested
in supporting th e operation of th e pro
gram. So, individuals, rluhs and churches
ra n do no b etter th an to include Good
will Industries in their gift budgets, thus
helping to give their handicapped neigh
bor a "hand-up and not a hand-out.”
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n " " p la n t Kitnne' pn n tu rr eiceeitingly (m e teeth. hut there are
n n r r u n it far ro m m e m a l planting or pnym gatm n.
B ai K in 1920. Dr. Hobert V. Allison, properly and skillfully, usually results in
technologist of the University of Flor- a cloth or fabric that partake* of the
kIa' a Everglades Experiment Station. better qualities of both fibres. Already
Muck a few rutting* into the rich aoil of •core* of such "blends” have been pro
the Kvergladea. The rutting* were front duced, most of them with outstanding
•n Aaiatic plant called "ramie"-new to advantage* over commercial teitile* now
tin* country at the time, but old aa re in use, and the end is not yet in sight.
corded hi»tory, to the Asiatics.
- Among its desirable qualities, is its
Dr. Allison had made an inten»ive ability to “stabilise" wool or cotton,
•tudy of ramie, and *a« convinced it thereby preventing shrinkage - one of
<ould lie grown aucceaafully in the '(Hade* the main drawbacks to both of these
»f Florida Me had plenty of good rea- fabric*. Furthermore, ramie is mildew
•on* for wanting to introduce it in the resistant. Ask any Florida housewife how
l nit«l State*. Kimie is a fibrous plant, important that is during the rainy sea
anti the Chine*e and Japan*** had al son. It ia also extremely cool and ab
ready proven it could he put to a moil sorbent. Unlike some type* of synthetics,
aitounding variety of use*. Dr. Alli*on rami* will not disintegrate under a hot
pro|to*ed to study the** u.e. and see if iron, and positively will not "flash bum."
he couldn't come up with a few more of
Underlying these and several other in
hi* own.
teresting qualities is ramie's amaiing
What has happened to ramie since, durability. It has been said that if a
and what it promises for the future, is young man has a suit made of pure
one of the most fantastic storie* in lex- ramie cloth, he can wear it the rest of
tile development yet unfolded in our his life, and can be buried in it. if nece*generation.
•ary.
Mamie is a 'bast tibroua p la n f'-th a t
Since the dawn of antiquity, the Bur
is. the fibre*, from which yarns and tea* mese people have woven rami* fibre*
tiles can be produced, grow i„ the stem, Into ropes, cordage and crude fabric*. In
rather than the leaves. Some of these latter years, the Chines* produced a
Hbrr. are up to 20 inches in length, in workable substitute for linen and learned
sharp contrast to the highly regarded how to dye the cloth with beautiful per
"long staple" cotton, whose fibres rarely manent colors.
esceed two inches. Mamie fibres are as
Experiments with this new (to the
strong aa synthetic fibre*, such aa nylon, United States) plant were carried on in
and considerably stronger than natural limited fashion by Dr. Allison for almost
fibre*, such as cotton and wool. In fact, 15 years. Numerous characteristics of
cloth woven from ramie fibre* alone l* the fibres were discovered and significant
considered well nigh indestructible under advances made in cultivation.
normal wear.
Mamie is planted from cuttings. Al
In addition, ramie fibre* have the though it can be raised from wed. it is
happy faculty of being amenable to not done commercially, for reasons too
ilending with almost any other, syn technical to diacuaa here.
thetic or natural. Such blending, if don*
The plant is a perennial, which means
t a h m e iJ
r> *
I
in ram ie fie ld ,
In d a ttn e* p la n t. C a n a l Point, a* m en (ram
it needs only one planting to keep it operation on a limited wale in the Evergrowing. It reaches a height of eight gladrs. The new machine leaves the
feet and is harvested three time* a year. "trash" right in the field. That isn't as
A fair yield per acre is 1.500 pounils of untidy as it may sound, for the trash
“ribbons.” Once every three years, a acts a* a mulch, much like a cover crop
field is completely disced, starting the
growth anew. From nine to 12 harvests on a harvested vegetable field, a stand
ard and beneficial agricultural proved
are gathered between discing*.
ure.
Mamie ia a fairly hardy member of the
Despite it* already proven ability in
vegetable kingdom and requires little
the
field of textiles, the bulk of ramie
cultivation. It doe*, however, need ade
quate water control, though it doesn't fibre* is shipped abroad, mostly to Europe
and Japan. Some of it come* bark in the
like to get wet feet.
form of various type* of cloth and some
It got iu first big "break" commer finished article*, such as towel* and
cially in 1943. when Newport Industrie*. woven fabric*. As of now. domestic
Inc., entered the picture. Acquiring rela manufacture of ramie fabric* and combi*
tively large tracts of land in the Ever nations with other materials has not
glades, the corporation began raising reached any usable proportion*. Meason*
rami* in quantity, and started intensive for this situation are several Among
testa and experiments to more accurately them is the cheap labor available abroad,
determine feasible usage* for this fasci mainly in Japan. Another is the reluct
nating fibre. Since then, advancement ance of American manufacturer* to
has been rapid.
launch into a new field. They are fol
Until Ihrfe year* ago, one of the main lowing a "wait and see" policy.
stumbling blocks in the path of wholeProduction of ramie fibres in the
•ale harvesting of ramie was the mechan (•ladre ii reaching large proportion* re
ical difficulty and expense of obtaining cently, as witness a single shipment of
the crop. For a number of years, a some nearly half a million pounds that left
what cumbersome machine was used
Beach early in August
which cut the stalks and brought the of 1955. The shipment was destined for
whole busincea to a central machine, Antwerp, Belgium, and totalled 907
which extracted the ribbons of fibre bale*. The bulk of the shipment came
Mountains of trash piled up around the from th# 2,500 acrea under cultivation
ribbon extractor, and the machine itself by the Newport Industrie* in the Ever
required Immense amount* of raw ma glade*. The company has an additional
terial to keep it operating ct an econom 2,000 acre* prepared to augment it* out
ically profitable l-vel.
put.
What was needed was a machine that
<^ V**M *° Dr. Allison's office at the
would cut the stalks and extract the rib- Everglades Experiment Station is fasci
Urn* right in the field. In 1952. the Cary- nating enough for a mere male. A woman
Iron Works of Opelousas, La., came up would lie ecstatic amid the bewildering
with such a machine, and It is now in
(Continued on ptge 10)
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f* r ra n tra l decortication A n idea o f (A#
1
" J l * • * h a n e t i tim e m ay he gain ed hy row
1 (tight) w ith the man m en din g alon g sMr.
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vuft/ktun./. Ml th MV*-, than n. thru ftu llrtl onto thr g ro a n .!
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W ith f o n t ." * ram ie p lan ter a h a e . rh to m e ,
mu at a rate O tualh requiring
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ftqmW .tm.rfirofioa by Ike Krupp Coruna machine at lb* rentral plant o f N ruport Indu*
tr\r* tahoiel than* flb rt I n i i n f * m m l nuputor n rout* to *gurtl* n i t
array of fabric*, textile*, yarn*, cloth*
and finished product* on display — all of
thrm w holly or (Martially composed of
rami*.
Milady can wijw bar dainty now with
a gossamer handkerchief. and a mighty
ahip can hr moored to tha dock with a
heavy haii»er-both made of ramie. A
gaudy *port» ahirt lira in a gla*a ca*e,
while nrarby i* a nactinn of tha stoutest
fibre hose-agam, both madr of ramie.
It ran ha combined with practically
any fibre in aiiatence. natural or aynthetic Some of the rnutla are itartling
almoat beyond belief. For instance. with
a rubberized backing, ramie ran tie woven
into a car mat that defies wear Certain
blend* are ideal for convertible top* and
automobile uphoUtrry.
Kami* i* absorbent, a* well a* color
faat. Thu make* any garment a great
deal more comfortable to wear in hot
weather. Alone, or in varioua combina
tion*. it make* magnificent drape* and
furniture covering*. Certain form* of
rami* cloth make practically indeatructible backing for rugs and carpet*.
and a few pair of slack*, half * i'lr-.-n
«hirt* and a aport* coal or two. H - i
better keep hi* figure, for hts ramie
clothe* will last him until he'* old and
gray.
Mamma could have aa widely an as
sorted ward roll* aa her fancy or style
dictates-all from ramie. And when I say
wardrobe, 1 mean everything-pantie*
bra*, hose, frocks, evening gown*, suit*,
and plenty of what are known to women
as "arceeenriee." Pop’s wardrobe, except
’ for leather shoe*, would lie equally com
plete. (Kven at that, rugged canvas shoes
can be made from certain form* uf ramie
cloth.>
The family hu* would have door maU
and upholstery made from some form if
this moat versatile material.
Mamma would no longer worry about
the kid* wearing out their clothes. Ramie
cloth is almoat wear proof, remember?
In the midst of the profusion of ramie
products. Dr. Allieon sigh* at tha timid
ity of the American teitils industry. He
points with emphasis to the ability uf
the fibres to be combined with any other*,
with the result that the combination
U usually superior to either fibre alone
He doesn't believe the use of ramie will
be a death blow to the synthetic fibre
industry. On the contrary, it could be
considered a boon, he say*.
It'* not official yet, but the Military
ia flirting with the idea of clothing it*
personnel in ramie uniforms. If that
comas to peas, it could conceivably over
come the hesitancy now aihibited by the
textile industry. What it could do for
Florida agriculture, can readily be imag
ined.
In the meantime, if you want to solve
your clothing problem, get a suit made
of ramie, if you can.
The Japan*** have already produced
both hand and diah towels, sheet*, pil
low case*, took* and underwear, a* well
aa numerous other items from U.
Let ua, for illustrative purpose*, por
tray the part ramie and combination* of
rami* with other fibres, could actually
play in the lives of Mr. and Mr*. John
Q. Public and their two children.
To start with, numerous household
items would be mad* wholly or partly of
th e material. The entire family would
sleep between rami* sheets. The rug*,
drapes and all furniture covering* would
be mad* of the same. Ramie towel* would
be in the kitchen and the bathroom. The
entire family would be clothed in ramie
Bair* of tllaiir* ramtr ml Burl of Palm Brack
from aocka to overcoats, if necssaary. auail
rbipmrnt to Anlurerp and Rotter Jam
Daddy would need only about two aulta
for proetui ng.
Ramie fibre labata) passes from ly u re re
n il Si dryer lie h n rd y laden
Ramie fibre takotal U bring bound into
bales, preparatory for rhtp-
*■1 UV pound
mrnt to Europe.
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�Fotos of The Famed
S? t i l SOWIIN
O ome of the most celebrated indi
vidual* of our Unit* have contribu
ted to the unique hobby of T. M.
Nelron George, Jacksonville resi
dent. In feet, the actual continu
ance of this fascinating pastime is
dependent upon all manner of great
folk—military leaders, Nobel Prize
winners, cabinet members, famed
sports figures, literary liona, and
others of similar distinction.
Chances are the reader has never
seen a photo album like the one the
writer was privileged to review re
cent IV.
As one turns the pages of these
handsome, feather bound volumes
an exciting array of history's great
is unfolded, each photograph signed
by one or more of the world's digni
taries.
Spread before the writer were his
torical photographs and auto
graphed camera portraits of presi
dents of The United States, past
and present; an internationally
known explorer and scientist; a
chief justice of The Supreme Court;
famous men of the work) of sports;
a princess, famed and infamous; po
litical gianta; admirals and generals
of valour; secretaries of state of the
United Statee; and many more, in
cluding Hollywood notables and
other "names" of the show business
world.
Mr. George's first impulse to pur
sue the unusual interest can be attributed to a newspaper article pub
liahed in 1949, which told of an
other collector-hobbyist, the Rev.
Cornelius Greenway of Brooklyn,
N. Y., whooo collection of auto
graphed photographs is one of the
world’s most priceless.
Although the hobby described
here had its beginning only seven
years ago, there are now nearly 40
impresaive autographed photo
graphs in the collection, including
such items as the signing of the
Japanese surrender aboard the
Battleship Missouri in Tokyo Bay,
with the signatures of General MacArthur, Sir Arthur E. I’ercival and
Jonathan Wainwright. It took three
years to secure all of them.
One of the most colorful military
figures of World War I! signed his
portrait: "N uts . . . from i.t. Gen.
A. C. McAulifTe." This was the
American commander at the Hattie
of The Bulge, who gave the now
famous one word retort, as hi* debant reply to Na/i field Marshall
von Hundstedt's "surrender or die"
ultimatum.
Mr. George has acquired several
signatures of men who are noted liecause of their "first" accomplish
ments. There's Maj. Charles E.
Yeager, first to fly fester than the
speed of sound; James Forrestal,
first Secretary of Defense; Hobby
Jones, first golfer to win all major
tournaments In one season, and
Benjamin O. Davis, first Negro to
reach rank of genera) in the United
States Armed Forces. T he latest
supplement to this rare collection
arrived from Auckland, New Zea
land, home of Sir Edjnund Hillary,
first to scale Mount Everest. The
autographed picture shows Sir Ed
round standing at the aummit
the world’a highest peak.
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than 800.000 package* have
been wrapped in front of the 8t. Peter**
berg open air po*t office since 1935. Mr*.
Levada Patrick, 60, who turn* out the
neat bundle*, give* the money ahe re*
ceive* for the service to the local Girl
Scout organisation and in return receive*
a weekly salary.
A motherly, genial woman wearing *
cotton dreaa and apron during warm
■uminer months, ah* has a marry twinkle
in her eye* aa ahe relates many amusing
incidents ah* has ancountared.
"One of tha funniest things," aha re*
call*, “is that ona day an aldarly man
aneecad a few yard* away and his false
teeth slid all the way to my counter. He
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inal and the finished product* are pro
fessional looking, securely done. There
smma to be an art and a skill to prepar
ing a package so that thk parcel post de
partment will approve.
How did thla unique job originate?
Pinellas County's first Scout leader.
Mia. Mary Ruaaell Day. now a resident
of Dade City, took the girls on a camping
trip ona weekend. The campers, with ap
petite* typical of younpters on a picnic,
at* more than that for which Girl Scout
headquarters could pay. So Mrs. Day
asked her friend, Mn. Patrick, if she
would wrap packages outside the post
office to raise money to pey the grocery
debt. Mrs. Patrick started this 27 years
ago on December 1, just in time to cash
in on Christmas wrapping.
Mrs. Patrick is a native Floridian,
born in Panama City. She cam# to live
in St. Petersburg about SO years ago.
"W* wouldn't live anywhere else," she
say*. "I gueas lota of folks fool tha tame
way, becauao I aw them com* her* aa
tourists, many of whom buy homes and
stay. After they’ve been here a few years
they atop sanding aaa shall* and wild vio
late to their friends up north, and they
don't walk as fast.
"For those who aptnd winters her*
and return north for the summer, I wrap
many packages. There was ona man
whose suitcase I wrapped every year for
11 years.
"We keep buoy year 'round, but thoro's
always a rush at the holidays. For Moth
er** Day, thsn'a a stampede o f alligator
pockat books. You wonder who went out
and
ail thaw alligators in droves.
Grandparents remember Uwir Uttle ones
on Hallowe'en. Many gifts are w nt for
Valentino's Day, Roster and Father's
Dey, but of course, the Christmas rush
la tb* grw taat"
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came puffing after them, picked them up
and handed them to me, eaying he waa
a visitor and wouldn't fael right taking
the teeth to a strang* dentist to b* re*
paired. 11a had me wrap them and ad*
dreaa the package to hla home town
dentiat."
A woman who love* people, Mrs. Pat*
rick practically brought up her daughter
at the down town stand. Now ahe, Mr*.
Annette Rogert, 38, assists her mother
and bring* her own *ii-y*ar*old son, Rex,
down after school. Ha has a portable
radio and little story books on tha bench
beside him.
Fee* for wrapping packages are nom*
co.
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IASY FLORIDA UMON I W N T
1pint milk
I mptugur
i, ctp Ir a u a jutcr
Mis milk and augar wall. Add lemon juice and m il
thoroughly. Ptour into freeling tray of refrigerator and freeie
hard. Then heat and frets* again.
- M as. T. Morgan Ijtw ts, Rellevirw.
•ANANA NUT M l AD
1 cup eugar
H cup eKorterung
2 egg*
3 toMMA rip*
f ngw plate flour
•e Up eolt
I lip. tala
I nip chopped pecan*
/ cup raimiu
Cream eugar and ahortening, add egga, one a t a time
and cream well. Add bananaa, crushed, then the flour, aoda
and salt, rifted three time*, and measured. Add pecans and
raiaina and mis well. Pour into greased loaf pan and bake 4ft
minutes in 350 degree oven. When brown, teat with straw.
Make* one large loaf or tw o small ones.
- M m . J aUM A. F bnton, Jacksonville
MAIT OF PALM OtOOUfTTfS
I palm cabbage
i cup* hailed patahn
*» nip milk
3 I k butter
H Up. tab
3 or. grated r k n r
Ionian
*Op.p*pper
H up.m ll
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Dice palm cabbage into small pieces and boil in w ater
sufficient to cover. Add minced onion, pepper and one-half
teaspoon salt. Boil until tender—about 30 ininutm-aiMl drain.
Mash potatoes with milk, b utter, one-half teaspoon salt
and grated cheese. Fold in the cabbage, When cool enough to
handle, form into croquettes, roll through beaten eggs and
then through grapenuta. Hake on greased rookie sheet 30
minute* in -17ft degree oven.
- M m . L m u k K. Cu p t . DeLend.
2 nip* peeled, diced Honda
mangttm, mathed util
Hmpmgac
• tu p ginger
I Up Florida Irmim )me*
Cook alowly, stirring often, until thick. Serve cold with
hot gingerbread.
—M m . II. N. Woods, Daytona Beach
IOOPIAMT SURPRtM
Crocker crumb* ifinel
Peel and elk* th e eggplant in round half inch thick alices,
sprinkle w ith salt and pepper and lightly spread both sides
with mayonnaise, dip In cracker crum bs and tty In pan over
medium heat until tender and nicely browned. Serve a t once.
- M m E. B. M iller , Riviera Beach.
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T k D f w a A eg l l j a l M S
M vthiw was s runty, grimy lit*
tie chap of about II when I first
saw him herded in the Hull Fen
with a lot of drunks, near drunks
and other nff raff.
The hig detective who was re
sponsible for his being in th r Hull
Pen shook his head when I sug
gest'd that he might lum him over
to me. That was rslher unusual be
cause the big man was ordinarily
kindly dispiwed toward kids.
"No use wasting your lime on
that kid" said the big detective, "he
is a natural born crook and the
sooner we get him put sway the
better."
He had given a lot of trouble to
the "Law." His last offense, it ap
peared, had been to steel, In the
night time, bottle* from the rear of
a saloon and sell them, in the day
time, to th* keeper of the place of
good cheer, through th* front door
—a sort of project of perpetual mo
tion in iniquity.
Later he landed in our hands
anyway, and became a member of
th* Boys’ Home family.
He was sullen, suspicious and
prone to black moods. Hi* home
background was broken and dernorahaed. He was more at home on the
streets and alleya than elsewhere.
He felt put upon by fate, rejected
Rut through hie black moods
theca would orcasioneliy break forth
a smile of surprising warmth and
chaarfutnaaa; and (he side of him
that waa fiat and lovable would
shine forth.
By kindness, Oncer* concern, and
long suffering patience this good
side finally became dominant, lie
hersme on* of th* "regular" boya;
ha took an Inters*! in "hia“ borne —
an interest that sometime* went to
th* eitent of violence toward some
of th* new boy* who didn't under
stand, or the "wise guys" who tried
to impose on “hia" folk*.
Because we did gel to lie "hi*
folks"
Finally, after several years, he
edged out of the home nest and
began to go on his own. After sev
eral false start* he got a job. and
there he stuck
World War I came slung, and by
a certain "crookedness" in lbs mat
ter of age, he joined the Navy, at
th* ripe age of 16. On Raster Day,
1917, ha marched out of th* old
Armory on Market Street, entrained
for Cherleelon, at which place he
failed to pass hia physical tlam ina
tion Hut (her* was another young
man in th* outfit by th* asm* name
and with a physique entirely ac
ceptable to the Navy II* hid atpenenced enough war. So they
traded papers and each one got
what he wanted.
You see, Mathew waa a born
crouk, according to the big dsleclive, so what else could you really
aspect of him?
Matnew went safely through
World Vi ir I lie came home, be
came *. marine engineer, married,
had a child, lived an eiempiary Ufa.
Hut he kept in touch with ' hi*
folks" al The Home, no matter
When World War II ram*, of
course Mathew went in, quit* na
turally a* an enginaer in the Mer
chant Marina service.
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NAASAl' IN l i l t HAIIAMAS
Keeognm ng tha t Ihr problem *
o f children a n d t h n r p arent*
are r im e to n r r * unr o f us, A lt
H o n d a M agatine ha* obtain ed
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n llr Mon S e n lc e f'o n n rtf h i rr
print. Irom hrnr to hm r, n e r r p t*
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report en titled " S a m eh a d *' •
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tot.
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Baltimore Three or four hours later
a single 8.08. signal came from
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where. out there in the darkness of
the night, Mathew end his ship
mates forfeited their live* for the
cause of freedom
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XN"TMi itulfrr* from all over lh<* world
have dubbed it "The I*ine Valley of the
tJouih"-lhu, the only gulf course in
South Florida with rolling terrain and
fairway* bordered by den»e form* of
pine and *crub oak—the Weal I'alm
Deach Golf Club.
Considered by authorities one of the
finest golf imirMw in the United State*
open to the public, each year it sponsor*
several tournam ent*, including the West
Palm Heat h Open, inaugurated in 1951.
and the famoue Member-Pro Tourney
bald in February each year.
The original Weal Palm Beach Golf
Course came into being in 1929, when
five philanthropic reaidenta of the area
purchased a privately owned course and
turned it over to the City of Weal Palm
Beach for uee of the public.
In making the gift, the beneficiaries.
Col. Bdward It. Bradley, John Shepard.
Bernard Kroger, Nathan U. Bill and
Wiley It. Keynolda, atlpulated that it
must forever be operated aa a municipal
golf count governed by a golf commitdon of flvt, all of whom should be ap
pointed for life, In order to keep it out
of politic*; alao that tha property could
not be pledged for debt.
The golf commission wae charged
alto, with handling financaa, making up
Ita own budget and optrating Indepen
dently of the city, except for making pe
riodical report*.
The old West Palm Beach Country
Club was takan over by the U. S. Gov
ernment in 1942, to expand Palm Beach
Air Force Bate.
This was an advantageous deal, for
when the war ended, 9237,900, plus 91,999.27 in Intareet, waa paid the city for
ita erstwhile uee.
Thu* came about tha nucleus for the
present magnificent course which, with
out the clubhouse, coet 9379.2Aft.39. A
poet war fund of 9140,000, made up of
collections of delinquent taxes was added
bre end condition of maintenance.
While local and tourist golfers are enjoying one of the finest course* in the
country, the City of West Palm Beach
is making money from it* bond interest
and ha*, for | HD,000, invested m a gotog
enterprise whose assets are inulttplvmg
each year.
In 1946, the ordinance setting up the
golf commission waa amended to prow ie
a change in the commiaaion set-up. It i*
still composed of five member*, two ap
pointed by the City Commission, two
elected hy members ol the golf dub and
the fifth appointed by the four. The
term of each has been made three year*,
so suggrred that two ar* either elected
or appointed each year.
The present governing golf commis
sion consists of if. H. Hampton, chair
man; Charles H. Warwick, III, vice
chairman; John F. Wymer, Jr.; Alf ft.
Putting on the IMh g r i m ml beautiful HVsl Palm Beach Country Club
Nielsen; and Joe Blank. Clarence Philip*
i* secretary-treasurer of the golf commia
by the dty, so that there was no drain fountains on tha course, improvements aion and manager of tha dub. Clyda
on tha taxpayer* for the building of the to grsenakaeper'a dwelling, purchase of Udna, Jr., la profaadonal; John C. Base,
rouree.
bar and restaurant equipment, furnish- grounds superintendent; and Vincent BlThe clubhouse itself, a modified south Ingi and appurtenanesa.
died, bar and restaurant manager.
ern colonial type structure, cost 9100,The financial statement for the fiscal
000, which amount was loaned by the year which ended May 31, 1999, shows
City of Weet Palm Beach to the golf an incoma of 9163,955.04 and eipendicommiaaion, to be paid back over a 19- tuna of 9140,299.43, leading a surplus of
year period at three per cent interest. 913,665.61. Income haa exceeded ex
To date, the commission haa ramitted penses every year since the course waa
out of receipts, and ahead of schedule, opened, indicating that It la definitely a
946,000 to reduce the principal, and "going operation."
919.357.92, representing three per cent
The yearly resident membership fee is
interact. Under the present schedule, tha 976 for Individuals; 9100 for man and
whole bond Issue will be retired by 1966. wife or minor child. Tha non-resident
In addition to the construction of tha membership foe la 9100 for individual
count and tha clubhouse, tha golf com and 9160 for family. Thera are also spe
mission has paid out of earnings for cap cial monthly rataa for service personnel
ital improvement since 1947, a total of at Palm Reach Air Force Base.
9111.193.92, this including machinery
In addition to regular membership
and equipment, pro shop and caddy play, each year many thousands of vis
Tha author iUualrmltt Me tatrat in golf
house, rain shelters, furnishings and fix itors to the Palm Beaches play tha
equipm ent-^ cUctrit caddy tart.
tures for clubhouse, electrical drinking course, acclaiming its championship call-
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•enoe, be illeal for u t - lh a l lie Intel
down hia life fol h it frerm it “
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"One ntahl, war ih ip ta m . Fattier
D u lly, wo* rratthng th ren iili the
trenche* elurinf the tin t W orld
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dou|hboy lie tried to help him ,
look hi* lam . bleeding Unit into hit
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aiMwered. " I know m y lad. hut y o u
belong to my (iod "
The foregoing from ' The Sm refe
Seeker” it aim lyp tral of th r tp in l
that pttwoword the four rhap!aimt in
World W ar I I , when h ating gtten
their lift belt* to thote whom they
»erveil committed then ooul* to
their Common F'ather *mt w ith
t leaped hand* went logettier through
th * dark dour of death to dwell
eternally in the fa th e r * llouee
where the light of H it lin e w ill
»hin* on them foreter
I t refreahea nne'e fa ith m both
God and humanity to know that
thoa* ronoocratrd men who wear
God'g livery oerverl.
Iw tl they
could, e*rh other'e flm k, in ever y
way they could, even unto the hour
of death
“ ----- but you Iwiong lo ms I h * T
------that it th * D lvm * D yn am ic
llow fu lila are all other*
W ithout belief In a (iod of Ju tIk e and rompataion, there ie no
meaning to life. And u n til tho*e of
ue who aeak lo couneel and guide
the Uvea of olhere h iv e tu i h fa ith
•nd know in our heart* that there
la at lawet a faint trace of the image
and eoMttce of God in reefy human
h rtn g -u n li) we know and l-rliete
thie. imd act a* If it were tru e, we
ir e not Rt for the m lm tiry of h u
man tervica
And when ihooa of ue dealing
■ilh children do o e lirse th l* . » t
wilt '«■ moved, Aguratisely al ka>l.
to g tlh e r up the tw irle d and to r
tured and mutilated live* of the littie imm whom we And un the haltleBeld o f Ufa-moved to gather th rm
up in our protecting arm * and
wtoiapar la them wordt ol under
■tending, lytnpalhy and hive
Not, form ath, beraute they be
long to our chu/ch, or even our r o e
or (loan, but bocauao they lelung in
our God.
Miller, the owner of tin latm il
Wild W et! Slum from Okla-
home.
Miller wa* intngtieil with hit
new |Hit«cuiun ol l.ongtinrn
c a ttle anil ileinlcil he w unted
more, ao he twilight tin m Irorn
C haire* llrother* ol (Ihltow n,
on the hank* of the S uw nnnti
Htver lie wanted .iml got c a t
tle that were dcwcfiidant* ol tin
cow* brought over hv tin ta rly
S|ianiard».
T h e herd incrcated and it
wa* nut long before Miller <*<**
aide to Again tin thing* on a Lig
»cale a* he did in the show
hiioilieu. He had rounded up
TS.fHFO head ami «htp|Hd tin m
ilnwn to OktM'holiee which » > i
•aid to lie the largi-wt caltli lit al
in A m rrirtn hialnrs
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till ranch to l.itr William*, oml
it t* wtill in the William* family.
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C a u iily " fall*, dem anded th e
old fanhionrd Iniighnmcd ia tilt
• latn p eilm No nice lat c a ttle
for them. Through the dem and
of th ese yaung»ter«, th e old
Spaniati ra ttle have hecutnr
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Drill
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MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. 19.VS
AfMCbUri P
l,n « d W irt
Na. i n
City Com m ission
Consider Plans
A t*coid pumher of Sanford
and Seminole t ’ountv Church mem
ber* heard t**eir ni'tiUU-r* deliver
,i o t x r r t uf hope and peace from
tt.e pulpit- if l >*1 • hutches.
Thi Rev lliltnn Wyatt, at the
hirst Methodist Chinch vr-terday
morning, preached *>n “The law
uf K ndne«i". He **td. "Kindi>*«*
It an evpresslo.- of Itvr, Is a
fiuit of tre srlrit ar.d I* purity of
motive ” At h* continued hi» ser
mon on k'rdnrss. Rev. Wyatt
brought out. "kindness is the cen
tral supreme simplicity of the
Chris.tan retigior which finds re
nin* ton tr lett.i* of deeds, word*
Collection Fee
Parkin;
violations proand attitude*.
dominated !’n d * )'i te n o n of th#
Dr. J. B Root rpeaking in Tha
t * acrident. st m lddiy testerThought Solution San fo rd C ity Court.
L’Ul* Brown CKtic’i on the Hill SENATOR GEORGK SMATHKRS wit) -peat m Sa -'-n! Thursdav day, injured two children and
and
o f ta ilin g
Twenlv . -v. n vio Jim* who had
rn th# suojeet. “Safe Foundations at a Joint meeting of civic -luh- at 'he Hois C f*a Er-D rap *' Pari-h claimed a property damage si
e
'
otigh
r
v
, ran# tn r a r r y th# C ity received 54 vn!*t ,r tick.
........._
1* either
for the llos.se"*. cvtl-'l
mind the House.
over ST(<0
n f Sanftini tbnm gh th# lt>55-.Vil r.aiij th#
p#r v lp v lir n fin# «#
h-me and hshlls of Daniel, the
At r v s r t lv I I 30. arrau lin g to f IM, | , , « r
uis.toubte.lly b# f - t r r # l e i l b ,nPd »
' "
that bad beta
Hebrew Can'.ivr in re ra n Babys iln e s .r . at Ih# s rrn r, a l# W t d i . . u »,#4 ih t. #vraing at ih# if - p n * l# i. esrii-)
Un. “Th* Temple of Bel", he said
itlitsmobile sedan amt s m i G M l ,.„(# # n ie e lin r nf ti.r 'IoahI of
Tu#nt».i, <, n
nntlr# of
“was one of the most pretentunus
truck r r a ih r ii al Hie m ti-nrclm n C it y iV in n in n o m -f.
• J r ir fin# fur n*#.tbn# viotalions,
ol ancient limn. Th# banning
of P ark Ave am i IMh S t , illre c lh
V discussion uf Ih#
19'uVVt
garden* wer- of thc Seven Wood*
undernrath th# I r a liic u ;r u t light in id e rl it on# of th r four items on# person paid f, . , , f cr j]
ti.iId fin rt fne
ei* of thv \Vnrlt. The t-rolevtiis
t'a io l tViugla*.
old ir ap pealing on thr agenda for to- Is lio iii. nn,ii ii# vim aU c-v, ann’ h rr for s ix
vails were *90 feet high."
tenth s ra d r pupil, was Ih m s ii n iu h t'i me. ling.
v o t a t inns, (a n i# ’ mns for fo u r
Dr Roo: rontmued, “ It was a
from the Ir iu k and C urtis Ray
At Krtda) night * infuCmal di»
#a-' and one for three
Douila* received a f ill forrlit-ad ru .-io n of th r budget, Ih r fiv e. . , v .otalinn.
city of luxury—they worshipped
What U it going to be Mr. and Mi a Citizen of Seminole « h rn lie apparently u a . th i« « n m an l»>ard agtecd that tli# must v io ,la 1ion*.
powei. Dan-el he Ii the highest of.
l a t e vr.trrdav, Ih r San fo id
fic* In th* rift of the king, but he County ?
into thr w in d th irld .
Carol »r fea-lble manner tn *iai-r tha
Will you enjoy prosperity with a modern highway serv reo rd multiple cuts and biuor. n rrr.-ary funds to halan.# the
D#p*#lmri-« snrstad one
longed for h1* own eilv of Jeru
ptopotftl buUsrl woulJ Hr through
•!*tnr *hoh*i| rr#
salem 5*10 miles avay. By going ing the majority of the Seminole Countv 'iti»en« along the over her boJy,
Thr Imrk ua« d ru m h) Mr* a Mcaibaf# collection fee*'#
j
: to turtrr %Io;at»«.n lirkrta
lo his ehatr.'.-r, kneellne in pray- present rout** of 17-02 or will the City of Sarforii a ml the
C ity
Manager
W a rirn
R . *’*•' had paid non# of them. T h ia
e,\ with lh« windows open to Jeru- millions of dollar* Invested m bustnesstd almy 17-02 mere G race David K d w ard t. a Sem i
Salem he was *Me to bring his ly “write Itself off" with a hy-|mss along a route that will nole County School Hm driver Kno w les was instructed by the ra-e will I nn, H- 'eie City Judga
who tivrv at the high ichi.il (arm rom m i-sioneiii Friday night to J>hti lamnan'y l! 1. aftrrnaon. Anh-doved rity within arm** length serve no one but selfish Interests?
and live uf-pa'.Uc amidst wicked
Just face the faets, pure unaitu It grated fact v amt figures Shr w a i ai-ro m paniiil by her son. p r r p a ir a seh n iu lr o f garliage i.her eiolat >» >ntil#d ye.lriday
rirroundlngt.”
and the majority will agice Who and wh: t is Ihe POTENT George F d w a rd i and her t l i l r r , toilet linn fee. neceaaary to ral»e #ilt #'lhrr pav f-n#- for four park
Preaching yesterday on “ Praver FORCE attempting to keep 17-92 domant? Just this—an M rs. L illia n Copeland, and her |."iiv,0lHl neeilfd hy Ihe city In pro ing meter viol.tinns or anssrre
vide fo n d , lo balam e the budget charge, hafnr# the City Judge.
for the Harvest” at the First Interest, a person; a thine— that does not hm^y the courage sivter'a Iwn c h ild rrn
Th# O ld-m ohllr sedan was dnv- and at Ihe .am# tim e pay for
A total 9* 1171 was rolleete.i
Christian Chti-rh Pastor Perry l~ to come out frankly, honestly. an*t prefer* Ins case to the
Stone said. "I thlrk It nothtng l»e<iple. If a by-pass were fonsli lo, liundmi.. "ipon hundretls, rn by W D, Sharp of Higher enpital im provem ent, n e e r.sa ry hiidae afternoon from fines paid
.M u.uuri who h a I only irr e n ll) w ith in thi (tim ing f i.r a l year.
Lunds
wh#n
I cr
. . .
'#»tr».-.l»d
- i m s i n i
* l i e- I I
rra
g ssr#
r g
short of -vondtif'd that God has
yes,
even
thousands,
would
he
flocking
toward
that
end
lo
striv e d al Ihe Orlando Air C o n e
It it expected that the garliage , *m r h cfm r the J iiir # ot San fo rd's
-s, honotrl and dignified us as to
Hate for duty
The lSyrar-edd lo llr r lin n fee w ill be adopted in- r it v eonrt
rail us in*n partnership with Mm accomplish such a project
A friendly, helpful, and a level-headed State Rond Hoard air fore# man travelin g north on .le a d of thr addition of Iwo m ills |-n|jr , t'M rf B.»v W illia m * said
in doing hi* work in the world.
91 .a id llia l ihe light rhang nl l»«- The proposed two m ilt, would « a lu rd *y that the r r a iL down on
R.gniflrant tpiri'ual result* may now xtands ready with $RlMi 000 to build a necessary highwitv 17
f ii.l a . hr re a rh n t it ir in lrrvrclio n tNi>r and provide for rtee#*>ary Iiaikmg (i,rt#r viota tor* would
VC athirv •(' h\ .I'v inn-human co for the bettcrmenl nf the State's road s- slrm. A heliiful. and at
m ile* an hour, rmild not revenue only in the neighborhood rmtlnue. II# urged wit etttarp#
operation. God t'uulre- our ser friendly, and umlerstaiiding Road Hoard Verr1er s'roin our stop befnrr lie sn iartird into Ihe of * ’.11.0111).
section
of
Florida
knows
what
the
prollcn
*;
tinlay
and
Is
vice; and *,i» sue:# * of our efforts
vide of Ihe Iru rk
ite .kidded S3
depends nr Ms help, TV# has* willing to help.
(eel before ranting to a .top on
NOW Id THE TIME to add every, alug'e effort nesas- the w rit aide of Ihe in tri afUlun
adopted a - swanjn'VHc *«»' >f 51
additions to th* congregation hy sar>' to make this four-laning. wldenlrtl and raving project T ie ca r was a total loss
baptism O' *ran»f#r at the end nf a comolete -ucress.
Mr* K ilw a rd . >aid that »he wa»
Ih# eriv
bv m s ll. wb . h
t!iree month- of work Dec. It,
There is no telling what next rear will tiling. II mne Ira trlm g w r it on Mth S I . when Plan nin g t’om m is.io n . i» o im leend
q u ire . ms .t.in p - , c r t.-iu m tbe-n
1*55. It v ii! be lmrossible to at I Ite even to the point where tne Rond Hoard was several Ihe light changed almut I I (cel he. po rtant (ilitrn -fu m tiu n * nf thr
l n m ru ia te ly i lo th# Po lice D e p a rt
tain this ami In cur own strenlh; ' months ago when Ihe following rxccml fr-ur s letter was fme .he reached ih r mierverliun c ity .
Anolh#i item th ai w ill pruh- m ent.
hut wr ar* not stone in thi* vin- written:
She .a id lhat lit# rm ilfl mil tee a
In is ine "*re nf ih* violation
lure. God t« our stierglh, the
“According lo data bvnilah'e in lln* oflire ihe location r u r i ommg in o t h e r direction as ab ly tiling h r*H d ilelw te fium
mure# of our power to do what for the Interstate System in F orirtn which, in ‘hi* an*n, is die rotiiinucd on Ihtmigh the green S l i m # c iiin c i. w ill be the i I is c ik f ne* iti' iipij vlrlv. ifi# Chief said(
a'-oids Pint arr issn #nl on th# part
se want* done. So. I evil on you
light direction
Ih e truck came ■Ion of flu n iu a lin g Die loading
paiklng f the viola*j# ant th* necessity
this day to cimni t yourselves to designaletl as U. S. 92 lies sev«-rnl mile* west of Sanford. lo a alan d .till brhind a power tones and r r .lil c t r d
pray daily for this great harvest The northern terminus for this parlictdar section would Ik> (wile on Ihe west tide ot ihe inter- ita lli. VMth dim inishing parking vl sending nn ires r seiving war
near Ihe hrfdge crossing Ihe St. Johns R ivt at d the .southern .eclkin ot Ihe two streett
space in Ih r downtown shopping rants when ih* violation rhargw
i t souls.”
:es o< tbe Ameri- Sanford Police Departmenl Pa- a rv a , Ih# llo aid of C ity Com- •* igonred
The Rev. J W. Parhi m, pasior terminus west of Imngw md. Under *he
af th* C*nlral PaplUt Church, rnn Association of State Highway Offic!rW Route Ntimlierlng Holman lir a B u tler and Arnold m ita lo n ri t It now finding it
used as Ms sermon topic yester* Committee, several eome» of which nre at*s<-hed. this routing W illiam s investigated the coII imihi necessary to relieve Ih# conges
tion Ihiuughm il tha r n lii* budda i “Beholo tha Fael of Th# Lord would carry both the U. S. 17 amt U- S. '»2 designation. This
lie s , d id i let id Sanlm d.
precludes the possibility nf French Are hem* permanently
J#m* Chri-t."
designated
ns
17-92
unless
the
preno-td
locatt.m
described
■"Fiery feature and every char,
a ,#r of Jesus Is e-erth* of study above was abandoned and this possibility .int»': rs to 1.e ex
Safe Is Discovered
by tho Christian,” he said, "wheth tremely remote. However, it would l>e ti sslhtr for the Road
er his head. Ms form, t.li hand*. Department to submit a r.-quest that French Ave. I» design
By Lyman School
Va feet. Jesus, rpeallng to his ate*! as a temporary renting nf U. S. I7 and U. P. 9C after it
A sale spparenlly taken from I
A lotsl of |3 Seminole County
dlscirlet. asked that they behold is Improved as t truck hy-pass with the understand.ng that driver* Item.#, wer# revokrd or the Fro.tie Bottling Company nf
Y* feet. Even so. w# ar* Invited it would lie removed when the proposed new |ocnti< n of the »ut|i«ndrd during th* month of Maitland, was found yesterday be
The Mayfair Inn Seminole Conn*
l.v look In order that w* may he Intersl. te Svstem was built."
July.
hind Ihe Lyman School nn a cutoff;try Club's club house was broken
aid# to re t a greater view of him.
, min Friday night, arm ritng t*
Mind vou. Mr. and Mrs- Seminole Countv Cilircn, the Th# latf.l r#porl by Hi# Stale road from Slate Road 4M
no better wltneeses, tov# more
Two bovi (mind Ihe aafe. Depnty Deputy Shentf O G. Owen*.
Department of Public Safety's
above
cxccrpl
Is
from
an
official
letter
frop
one
State
Road
fully, and he mora tea.cus about
driver lim n# division showed ihe Sheriff 0 G. Owens said Ihl* Owens .aid lliat the building
Department Offlrial to another.
winning the lost”
following action* for Ih* month morning and reportrd It Imme was entered through a rear door
It
can
happen
If
action
is
not
(aJrr
NOW
while
PanTha Rav. Parham pointed out
of July:
diately. A number nf checks wrrr where Ihr gla.s was broken and
ikat a* Jcaus walked Ih* roads ford and Seminole County citizens have a fiiei J in the State
(til a ital#w id# h a st., KS1 driv in th# safe and scatlrred atnut it. the 1i,lrh r#iea*rd.
and climbvd the hill* to go to Roatl Department.
e r’s tiernses w rr# revoked, 271 most of them dated Sepl. in
Mitdng fium the budding waa
The'timo. for action is today. Complerenry hps no place au.peniled and 2.1 wer# i*m,*lle<| T ie safe » d returned In Orange sits in r.uh Deputy Shenlf Owena
Drusalem. he made ipiriUl foot
print* that -til t’.me cannot erase. if we are looking toward the future for ni r area.
During the tim e, the Parota County aulhordies (or further in -aid that no liquor, golf halls,
Tomorrow morning n» 7.30. the Citire.is Committee and Cnmmisvlon returned St liceme* lestigation.
Soma of th# b’esslng* found in
clubs, and other paraphernalia
tail study of th* feet of J**ut menilters of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce w ith re .trlctlo n *.
»*« taken or even twUhrred
Bcmlnol# County action was a* Guavas For Taking
or# lurgestis# of hit suffering, his I-ong Range Highway I’l inning Commit tic, are meeting at
"Wr luund a leather glove fop
healing pvwer, th* conifort and the Glass Tower *n 17-92 for u compic r day of ACTION. follows: ganfoid — John Cairy,
the right hand n the scene,"*
R TV. I rd So.llS Sanford Ave Owen* said
Johnnie I #e Collins, Uscar Lee
k»lp h# g'va*. f i t power to blot Get out and help! Do youi part!
Kirk.ey. Claude C!#i eland l^ck#, .aid tndav that If ladle, planning
nut am, of on# worthy of wonhlp
In m drr io get thr ra«h that
«
Lewis Charles Mackey,
Lewis t# make guava telly wauled »om#
t.ik#u a fi)e.«*(# was pried
and af victory, ha concluded.
Benjamin Moye. Slantey
Pochor- •>* the fruit they ecu Id help them- „p#n «,(), n bat looked like a tire
do, l^ru) Small. Hurarr Wood, j H i e s fun- 'he bjihe* alongsbie |,w(j i tlr drawer » n a rampteto
revoked; ttuii
Mks,Jnhnnit Co- '* hi# ho •»
bus from the damagr Taken front
laud Ivey,au-pended;Lake MonThere
w!> !•# “ rbarpe for the ||„.
„#r# onr l0|| „{ rpiarters,
Mias Mary Jane McCormick, at
roe—Albert Everett Hawkins, ie- ft nit, Ixud -aid, Just n ip your-|twu rolls nf nickel., iwo rolls of
died Friday at her home on Writ loked; Lnngwoud — Joel Fabian | a. Ives at long at ihey are atail- pramet, one package of lifly H
20th St. She had been in ill health
Nelson, revoked.
a id e .
mils, one *iu bill and Ihe balancw
MIA SI I t —The Weather Bureau lor some lime
in either 93 or MO bills
in urd this advisory No. I on hurri Born ui Mct’orkle, W. Va,. Aug
Nn fingerprmls wrte found at
9.
1*77,
she
had
lived
In
Sanford
cane Hilda:
ilir .cen# whin Sergeant R VV,
lor the past threw year* and waa a
Air Fort* raeonnal.unr# l hi*
Tench nf the Sanford Puller De
morning indicates that Iht dis member of the Church or L'hriiL
partment anil Con-table J Q,
Among
her
survivors
arr
two
turbed condition north o( the le e
; "Slim" Galloway were called t»
brothers, Grant McCormUk. St.
ward Islands which has brra un Albans. W. Va.; J. II. McCormick.
Ihe scene of ihe breaking and rn*
der observation for th# pa«i 21
, lering.
Sanford: two vistrrs. Mr* Geneva
hour* has now just developed n irrl- Lacey. Mr*. May Mct.'oma* San
Ti# juke bos in the building waa
cao* wUnsity.
pried open and an uneslimalrd
ford, and several nieces and neph
number nf nickel* and small
Tho hurricane wta located at U ews.
change taken
a.m. (KST) at IsUludo 20 0 n rth,
Funeral services were held Sun
lonfilude <91 west, or 1U miles day at the Paola Church of i hrist
louthcait ol Turks Island II is with burial taking place in Ihe
mono* in a ticsl-norlhwatl dirte- Sylvan Lake Cemetery. George
Don at U m.p.h.
Hasklna officiated.
Hurricane winds a rt occurring
Th# regular monthly n ettin g
In squalls around Ihe center par
uf the lloaid of Directors of tha
Seminot* County Chamber of
ticularly north of tho center with
fa it winds *xlmdlng outward 129
Ctimmrir# will be held tun-orruw
A meallpp of the Police Bene
evening at > p.m. in the commis
mil** In tha m.rthesitcrn semicir
sioner’* ,oom of Ui# City H alt
cle and TO mllas in th* southwest- volent Association, cf th* Sanford
The agenda announced today
•m samlcircla. The cantril pres- Police Department, will be held
by Forreat Brec ken ridge, man
sure Is cakulalad at B J I Inches, tonight a t Ih* Pig K* Whist!#.
Tim* for th* m uting Is set for
ager. will Include a High wag
0:30 p. tn.
Report, th* announcement uf
ACADEMY AWARDS
It Is probable that a discuss Ion
committee* for Ihe eomtng year
HOLLYWOOD (*-TK# 1M» Aca of tha forthcoming fourth annual
by president-elect Georg* Totjhy,
demy Award* will b« presented Policeman's Ball will ha tha only TOTAL LOSS n a th# aetlmatad Asmara fr» *h!« 1»K Old* sedan
*n esplaivalion af tha Shag.
M il March 21, Acaiamy President m altar ol httshi#** to ram* before Involved la a collision a t 2)th 8t- sail Park Ave. rcaterday, (Staff lifting and Bad Chock Lav b f
PhaU)
Saw*Lor Doug la* gianstgwm.
•d.
tha group thia arming.
Raising Revenue
NAVY DONATION— Chantum K. W K rm non of th- ?»nfi rd Naval
Auxiliary Air Station ThursJav prtsenied Mr* D a i Knox, aw *tar* of th* Semlm-I* Co.i.it' Chanter of th* Anieri-an R-d tro w ,
with a check for 9549 50. Thi. fig-ir# reprasra*-. th# total contrtbgtiou collected from th* combined unit* at th- air r'atirn Hurina
th* Rod Ctnia’ Sp #. ial Disaster D m # for thr fl .od stricken North*a«t#rn stairs, tOfflcial Ph tograpn l*. S,
*»________ _____
A
Knifej, Glass Battle
Is Fought In Tavern
Parish House Set
1 As Meeting Place
To Hear Smothers
Th* Samlnolo County Junior
Cfeanb«r ol Commerce announced
today that th* Joint meeting of
Kinford civic tlubs to hear Sena
tor Oeori* Smathera, will b* held
at Holy Cron Episcopal Church
Pariah House.
Commit!** Chairman Tommy
Mriafcr, In chan* ot the planning
for th* event, laid that the lunchtoa meeting will begin sharply at
JS o'clock with members ol the
Jayteer, Rotary Club. Kiwanis
Club and Lioni Club assembled lo
hear the report on accomplish
menu ot the Urd congress.
Stringer aeid that a limited num
her ol reierratlona can be accept
ed today by calling 1372- How
ever. he said, we cannot tako care
of more than MO at th* Pariih
Home.
Th# re * ion for the change In loeatica for the hmcheon meeting.
Stringer revealed today, was the
fact that the number ol reserveIlona were smaller then anticipat
ed.
Plana are not yet complete, the
eaam itteo chairman said today,
for the reception to bo given Sena
lor Smathera as bo arrives ui San-
Two Negro* s battled it out with
a knife and a glass pitcher Fri
day night about 10:30 as they
fought across the top of a bar in
a tavern just east of Oviedo.
Johnny Byrd. 21-y*ar-old bar
tender at Gammage't colored bar
was attacked, according to Constabla George Kelsey of Oviedo,
with a hawk billed knife wielded
by William Cross.
Constable Kelsey said that
Cros* will bo charged with at
tempted murder at an outcome of
hit inveitiration completed fc'atutday morning.
Kelsey reported that Byrd re
ceived knife gashes through th#
left side of his face and head
down into the Jaw and also In
the right wrist. Three arteries
were severed in tha melee and a
great .amount of blood was lost
before he could be taken to the
Oviedo Clinic for medical treat
ment. Byrd was patched up and
lodged in the Seminole County
jail until he wai released Satur
day about noon.
■ Cross waa hit in the head by a
glasa pitcher.wielded by th# bartender in an effort to ward off
th* cutting hlow*. Last reports,
according to Comtabla Kelsey, re
vealed that he was brought to
th* Sanford Hospital in an un
conscious condition. Hospital at
tache* Saturday morning were
unable to deter mine where Cross
waa takra. The Sanford Herald
waa advised that there were no
beds Friday night and there was
no record of Ihe Negro being
transferred to any other hospital.
Deputy Sheriff* Boh Carroll
and John Bennett wer* called to
the scene to bring th* injured
man lo the Sanford hospital.
Dr. L. Meriwether
Dies Unexpectedly Traffic Crackdown
Dr. L- I. Meriwether di*d sud
denly yesterday in New Orleans. Appears Underway
In ., where he bad served on the
A erwekdown on highway traf
■Ujf of th* Oachner Clinic.
fic violations seems to he under
■ora April in, iloi, In Lynch- way, according to arrest reports
hurt. Va.. ha la survived by threa at the Seminole County Sheriff's
brothers. C. J. end P. T. Mari- Office thi* rartnlrg.
anther of Sanford. R. O. Meri- The arrests Involved reckless
wethor of Lynchburg, and several driving, while Intnsiealed, exces
sive speed, and improper passing,
funeral services will bo conduct In n summary of the ease* token
ed Wednesday at 11:1S a. m. at from Individual arreat reports.
Brtason Funeral Homo with Father Florid* Highway Patrol Trooper
<iX H. L. Zimmerman of Holy Cross T Mark Mock, Palrniman Carl
Episcopal Church offleUtlng.
Williams. Constable J. Q. •‘Slim'*
Pallbearers arc W. A. Adama. Galloway, and Deputy Sheriff Ro
VMM Williams Sr., Joder Cameron, bert Carrot, made the arrests over
Brawn Miller. George Stine. Tom th# weekend.
Rotoor, Howard MonUeth, B. B
Most of the arretta were made
riw aley, B. S. Monroe, and :n the A n ten ml'aa south of thi
W. f. Brum ley.
Sanford vicinity
Four Items :— -------- Children Injured Are Slated ?,arh g MeJ e[
In Au!o Collision; For Agenda Violations Rule
In City Court
Damage Runs High
Assistance Is Needed
From County Citizens
t
Drivers Licenses
Report Is Issued
Weather Advisory
Issued On Hilda
Cash Is Missing
From Country Club
Robbed Friday Nile
Miss McCormick
Dies Here Friday
CofC Directors
Meet Tomorrow
Meeting Is Tonite
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The Sanford Herald, September 09, 1955
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Sanford (Fla.)
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 09, 1955. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 27-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 09, 1955; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford; The Sanford Herald
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FOR FINEST QUALITY
AND LOWEST PRICES
EVERYDAY
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ALL POPULAR BRANDS
Limit 6 cans with Food Order
EVAP. MILK
Limit 2 with Food Order
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FANCY RED RIPE
lim it One With Food Order!
HERSHtiV’U (Jranulaled
Limit 1 with Food Order ASTOR
FRESH FANCY YELLOW
LoveH'e Hickory Sweet
1 Lb. ML Vermont Rindleu Sliced
FANCY ELBERTA
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Peaches
U. S, No, 1 Yellow
0 . 8. No. 1 Whit*
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No. 271.
Legwork Is Needed To Obtain
Right-Of-W ays For Highway 17-9 2
Warrants Prepared
For M eter Violators
Advance Marines
Arrive At SNAAS;
Set Preparations
SENATOR GEORGE 8M AT1IER8 IN ACTION
* ★ ★
★ ★ ★
Reservations Taken
fo r Joint Meeting
Adenauer Leaves
For First Meet
Wilh Red Leaders
____ ____
BONN, Germany .*-ChanreRor
Konrad Adenauer took................
art today
for Moicow and hl» momentous
first conference with leader* of the
Soviet Union.
In an airport atalement the 76year-old We»t German chief laid
he waa leaving “ with the belt inirntioni ol doing everything p " •Jlible to further wofld peace and
In reitore the unity of Germany
and to reaeh ngreement fur the
return el our prUonera of war.
“Our goal li to aerve the caute
of peace, not only In Europe but
In the entire world,” he declared.
Two American built constclLtioni carried Adenauer and *6
member* of hla delegation on the
nonilop night from Dunn to the
v to v ie t capital- foreign kUnUlrr
Mlrintich von Brcntorw headed one
party, the Chancellor the other.
The Wit of tha 111 delegation
member* hid gone tariler by
train.
Leopard Is Killed
dn Uneven Match
CHICAGO tfv-An oldiih black
male leopard, apparently defendhU mate, lit Into five young
* male lion* yertarday but wa« kdled
quickly In tba uneven match.
A vlciou* awlpa from the paw u
Mte of lha 300-pound Horn broke
the back of lha 176-pound leopard
Snowball. The other llou* mauled
A im tavagrly.
None of the lion* lulfcred a
Scratch.
Tho batilo occurred at Brook*
field Zoo when an attendant mlaUkenly put the Ilona into a cage
Already occupied by the two leop
ard*.
Witnesses aald Snowball watched
•Ul) and Intent, when tba Horn
italkrd Into hi* cage. With a twitch
hla tall, he leaped at them.
1 -Ilia mate remained on her ledge
during the fight and waa uninjured
(Photo Iif Jamcaon)
Robert Miller Jr„
Joe Hunt To Enter
Tech Class 01 '59
Kf»*rvalion* fur the Thursday,
Sept. 16 luncheon, at which Brn•tor George Smother* will (peak.
Two San*.ml enllege attiilent*
• re lirins received now at the In will be an» mg ihe almost 1,200
formation Booth, Telephone 1372.
Chairman Tommy Stringer, In Iteshmrn from Honda, (leorgia,
lee. ar.d 15 foreign
charge of the event, said that the 32 other
joint eivie club meeting i* slat'd rountrlca who will «*art their col*
to be of immenir s u c c «» with 1,-ge career* or> Sept- 15 at the
re«rr»ation* for only 4t*0 avail- Georgia Fchuol i<f Technology, aer-wding to rs-gialrvr William I*
able.
Th* Joint meeting will b« held Corwilchaal.
AAf.hittiV tr \he -*U»* of tOW* Tieup In Shipping
In lift
U .r
Duildlng on Meliunville Ave. next from Sanford are Robert Cone
Further
to the Sanford Memorial llanhall Miller Jr.. \M0I Myrtle Ave a. J
Stadium, which m « obtained be- Lroph Field: Hunt, 5406 P.vlmet- From Feud Results
ra tn t of ita rapabilitiea of holding ti. Ave.
.
NEW YORK ifv -The fern* be
the ntimlfcr of people ar.*iou» to
With each (ertrS-r **lrrtcl and
attend the meeting ami to hear admitted on the basis of hi* work tween lungtluirenien and the bl
i t a I e Waterfront t'umnus*h<n.
Senator
------ -Smother*.
and scholastic ilavllng in high which rlimasrd in a shutdown of
No rcaervntiuru will Iw made v ho0| , j ,
should
•flrr tomorrow
said Stringer.' p|ovr
„r f nf ,h„ i* ,t cn ,,ip, the Port of Ncwf York, l«lvy
threatened tu tp rraJ Hie *hippiig
who raid that only the tOO
Sever to matriculate in the “fl-year
tirup tu East Coa*t porta from
•re available and none can be hUtnry
. . lnpv of
nf thlh. Atlanta i„,i|tution.
Institution. Baltimore to Canada.
added.
Whrlher »*.u 'ylng engineering,
After some 25,000 members of
The Sanford Itotary Club. Lion* vcirnrr, arrhit*-ctur<- or Indurirlat
l*in|.hnrcmen‘* Assn, walked off
Club, Kiwanis Club and the Jay*
management,
'iirk
of
the
freshthe yib. II.A Prr<iilrnl William V
ttt% will meet jointly to hear
Senator Bmathera tell of the ac- n en will have to put In an average Bradley >ald:
romplishmenta during tho bird rf fiO hour* rf werk a week in
“ Tint is spreading very rapidly.
classroom*, laharstorie*, d r a f t - If eomcthlng Isn’t don* hy Mansession of Congrtwi.
Every deUll hat been taken •ng room*, ami study hall*. Dur day, we’ll have the whole coast
rare of to make the event a com ing the fir»t two y a r s , hr wilt tied up."
plete tu reen . Stringer taid. Jay* e’so have a fut’ se'.r-Iule of Eng Th* walkout yesterday affeded
ewea will help »erve, set up the lish ronrsc* and be reunited to the entire area of the vast purl,
table*, chair* and other neee** lake basic trllfltry 'raining with including Jersey City and Ikbokrn
tary rhorea to make visitor* either the Army. Navy or Air In New Jersey.
with Uta young bualnettmen'a Force It. O. T. C. unite of Georgia
Bradley said a private union
group romfnrtable.
Tech.
meeting wouk] he held today.
Civic Club member* who haee
Base.! on tie evrerimee of the
“ I do not think that this meeting
not mad* their reservation i with 1356 Georgia Tech Cl***, member* will resolve the situation at all."
their reepeetlva club* ran rail *f the data of 1359 ran look for
1372 to ataur* the Jaytcet lha ward four ver.ra from now to
number of people who will at rtartlng va’arir* o* 81.00(1 to Id.tend.
590 • year. *Hcr educator* and No Drastic Cuts
Alt eltlaena who would like to industrialist* predict a continu
hear Senator Bmathera are Invited ing shmtage or engineer* and Seen In Program
to make their rearrvaUont no lat
WASHINGTON (JV-The Dcfrn.*
scientist* for the next decade.
er than Friday afternoon, by rail
Department says It still eipcrli to
ing the Jaycee Information Booth.
aper.d 34 billion dollars this y*ar
“ as originally estim ate).” and will
Boot Ski Club
make no drastic ruts in approved
Merchants'. Assn.
Sets Friday Meet defense programs.
Acting Secretary Reuben B.
Meets Tomorrow
The Banfnn! Boot and SVI Cluh
A meeting of Ihe Uirrh.vnU* will hold th- first of a seriet of RoberUnn Jr. said last night "there
Association directors haa been call mcctinr*. jo a n r r schedule, to- it no factual basis’* for published
ed by President R. J. Baumann, for sroriow night at 6 oMoek. at the report* this week that further rut*
tomorrow morning at IP o’clock in C. A. P. Hrvdouariei* In the are being considered in drfense
spending as a mean* of balancing
Room 117 of the Sanford Atlantic Tourhton Bull,,iog.
Ihe budget.
Matkmil Bank Building.
The new erhflula will find meet*
Other administration tourers re
The Association’! president said •ng* being held on alternate FrL
ported
earlier that tha department
that the meeting has been called Jay nlahl* stnrtlnr with thla
lo discuss the annual Christmas week, arco'dlng to the announce wa* studying Ihe poaalbllity of a
Parade and celebration that is stag ment made hy Pieddrnt Don billion dollar rut In eapenditure* as
p.vrl of a government wide rfrisr
rd in cooperation wilh Ihe Semi
Hmith.
to rlimlnata a 1655-54 budget defi
nole County Junior Chamber of
All memb-ra aro urged to at* cit estimated last month at tl.TWJ.Commerce.
lend the Ir.ltl*' meeting
000.000.
Meeting with the Merchants As
sociation group will be the Jaycee
chairman for the Christmas P a r Storekeeper Freed
adc, Ed Hunt.
May Go
Under $^)2 Bond
A Markham atorekeeper wa* ar
Lightning Strikes rested
yesterday, shortly after 3
Southern Belle Is
o’clock, and charged with “careleai
Well
Field
Here
. i and negligent driving," “no driver*
Holding Early Lead Ughtnjng atriKk the well field.!
license. ’ *nd “driving while In toib
ATLANTIC rm r. N J .
- A
till beauty from the tropic* and *a
barn ball# with a aflver voice
. early teada today la the
imble for Urn M lu America
crow*,
______ .a fc-i.
lag Ha wad,
Barbara
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n .\T .
r T ir i.i. i n *
w »
oti 17,-92. about three miles to u ih ! ratfj •• fulloalng a minor accident
.a fSanfor-I.
t..# 1 llast
o . t Saturday, .aald
. IJ ■t
. .*the I_
a . . i t . . aof
I aPsusolk
«
<t
lnter*ecllM
Fourth CSt
Warron E. Knowles. City Manager. and Sanford Ave.
The llghtn'ng burned out two
Spencer Crew*. 44 year oH white
•r^torw aa well ns the table and aturtkreper waa released under a
In the t m bond.
other aUetekal e«juli
The arreet waa made by Patrol
. _ » * * In man C. C,
t—
u MighWftwod
— ------------- e fe M B . City
crew*
craw* win
sriU lake
take can
care a t Mm i f
weekly m i i n m
i L a —---- I n m f l . a
»>»» Wl*1* •«7k. **"
PARIS tr-E d ito r* ol the French
rx parted^
leftist weekly Fram e _________
reported their latest iiau* has been
JAPAN «BNM « r r
u otbar11* A h In t U talent
I t fwmdftla* of rWAKUNI, jaian W -b rak u n i soiled by autboritica because It
contained an artkW pnteating
agilnat tba MMdtag of dnfien* to
" i t M6 yen ( S v ) to \ k H m M
bouMed fM K k ltertfe Africa.
UJ. IModa.
S S M M S x s r a is .
''
Four enlisted men and one of
ficer of the Umtrd Staler* .Mar*
Ine Corpv arm ed at the Sanford
Naval Auxiliary Air Station this
wtvk lor duty, the fir*t to be asalgucd here since World War II.
The advance parly had the Job
of making final preparation* for
the entire 41 man detachment r i
pened to he aboard Ihe station
tomorrow.
According to l*t U . E. G, Love,
offlcrr in charge of the group, the
Marine* will be employed a* supplemrnU to the air *laliou‘i In
ternal lecurity force.
Although the leatherneck* arc
deplored from Ihe Jacksonville
M arie Barrack*, U . Love aald
a majority nf the Infantry Ser
geant! arc from Camp LeJunr,
N. C.
He aLo laid Ihe detachment
will be berthed in Barrack* 28
during it* lour nf duly here.
The tail Marine* to *er duty at
(he I «al air ilaliou were under
the command of Captain It. I>.
Foote and were relieved of their
responsibility prior tu the station'*
decommissioning on March t3.
1616
I
Insurance
J. Edwin Laraon, R lata'Treas
urer *nd Insurance Commlsloner.
announced today that his office
wa* inaugurating Immediately an
Intends* program of public infor
mal*.•" to acquaint the people
with the reqiurements and penal
Ilea «<f Florida'* new Motor Vehi
cle Financial Responsibility La*
between now and tha Uaoe It be
rosnes rIfectls*, Oct. 1. Laraon U
ofhnir.titrator of the law.
Major Ham la Ihe p n g ra m i are
Aa official leaflet, feat*bring an
accurate digest of the statute but
requiring lest than five minute*
to read, bai been printed and a
sufficient supply sent la ail coun
ty Judges, wbo w|U gtvu motor
vehicle operator* a copy along
wtth their new driver's license.
A aerie* •*
If Project Fails,
Write Sanford Off
Says Paul Burress
Rev. P. Stone
Tells Kiwanis
OfClmrchPower
Win-anta have b e n prepared,
“Through
It • a change*, up•aid Sanford I'nlic* Chief Roy
"If IT-uJ fa.'*, Asnford -an lust 'iraial*. a
•snd '.irome, ihe
William*, for nrarty 60 parking
wnle ilsrlf off." Fa I Rurres*. a f ninth ha*
«l *■ , still stamj*,
i Seminole i >u*,.v cTiim »ho run- ami will <•meter Violation*. 7 ley will be
c >n slar.d wli-n
I 'ilhuted prone*'v for the right-of* •’If la inis •>)
sened a* quickly a* possible, the
hts» been mnhtril
•
av,
told
'
h
•
S,
uin.de
County
chief raid, and mil include *'l
u*|n dust '* i- Res, Ferry L
i harnbrr »•( i iit.m-i. e Long Stone. )ia*t > f thr I list ChristViolation* that have not been
Rang, Flan-i -s <'■nonius- last • n 1 hun h
mailed, placed In the courtesy bo*
•svifnid told th#
i ghl at a re-lin g held at Jim '.iwat'it Cl.it. nl it* iHK.n luncheon
attaihid to many of th* down-1
v*proi er’»
town paiking meters, or taken 1
)
1
f * n »aJA
nis-tiog ve*‘. ■ ,iv
“ I se n>» net* p.m.-rty here fnr
directly to the Folic. Station.
1*1311111(19 L F U S S f l e
“ The Cnoirli", D r Stone said,
1
vrara,*' Buirriv >aid, "and
•Many people have taken ad-i
(he filesil i f ;*,r underprivil
vantage of the opportunity to
An r \ angcli-lir enivaile amnne their a a %• e d-ep Interest in eged.
take tp ir of their violation tic Flon.i* ihriM un t'hurchrs, under i ’tm fuluie i( this romiminily in
"Til* Church ind-»; rdtoiireivl,
kets, Chief William* rental krd, (hr d'rrrtion of Dr. II** ne Dn*- t v heart." II- to'd the nearly liiatlon. oi. - bos.ii'ssrt, homes,
hut nc atill h*v* a pi«hlem wilh roll. Stillwater, llkt* , will begin IbO ii letesi.-d r life*.* meeting for 4bd sorielv, *
the number* of hinlness people ilmnUaneousty Sunday with Fray, '.lie purpose (*c dlsr-iiting problem*
The lire. Slone spoke to tha
parking In lh« downtown ate* er Covenant Day. and route In a ti-at mtul 'e solved that “I was Sanford k , vnu Club yesterday
for tong Irngth* of time.
ell max with Decision Day, Dry tool there -as* a v-rv pulrnl far- on Its subject, "sons of ihe rea
“ We have a public paiktng lol,” It, I sstnr Ferry J. Stone nf Ihe tor who waul* Iht* highway from sons why I t-e'i—
v* n ihe Church.**
the Sanford police rhief i*id, “for loeat Aliri-tian ehurih said tmlay me bridge do so III for pei tonal as he tnhl 'n r -iman’* group that
those who want to paik all day." At morning w.ir*hlp Sunday the 'enrfiG
tbrir club .* the only civic club
“t ran see thr pjtrntial fartora supiHirting Ike rhii.i-he* of ita
Th>re I* not any charge what Rev Stone will preach on “ Fraysoever for the use of the parking er for the Harvest” ; anil oppor and fi'Tce* naih of all that w*'v» community aid tj„ir relfgloUi
lot Just behind the new Hoard of tunity will he given In wnr>hiper* t'.Ssnssed. 'Ac’v« g» t tn do some- am*
Education building on Commer In sign a raid saying they will tiling to defer,-I. If r e divide, sse
Tne Sanfu-d preacher said, *'H
cial Ave. “We must realiie,” Wil pray daily for a great inlathrrmg ••aven't got a th rrre.’* Burrras is al the a la ’ of il.e churvb that
liam* remarked, “that the park nf souls on Dee, II.
i.ddeu.
our faith is re-iess-il."
ing areas downtown, metered for
During the nevt few weeks (he
S-itiinnle Crw-nly Roald of Com
Thi Rev. Rione ri.-n llstmt soma
tiehind the nS llltm . EfAOl Non names and addresses nf a large missioner* chai-msn John Mriseh i f f:e reason* whv “I believe in
ona hour or Ie*s parking time, are tiri of pro-pertue members will laid last niyht th*t "All mggeafor the benefit of ihop|>er* and be sought Friendly rails will he tion* for earning en' the purpose* ine Church, Because of the con
visitors.
made Preceding Decision Day rf the ronimiUfe *rr sery good. tribution lo toy own life, he said,
tecausa the t hutch it palisnt with
•*W'r don’t like to crack down there wilt he four nights of visi I thir.k we eve ger this thing roll rue when I fslt-r, hecauso it ason parking meter violator*," *aid tation evangelism by lay men and ing and dor* in tin,*. The County ti.deil to me x hunt of sympathy,
Chief Williams, “hut it has come women.
Commissioner*, hive espre-sesi
He concluded, “The Church haa
to a point wheie something nuH
Evening xrrvices of worship themselve* ard will go along."
made a contribution to my life
be doiir,"
vs111 hr Inaugurated at 7 M SunIt ofllinnrd On Pagr T brrrl
C.al cannot be repaid*’
in nature and a number of favorThe 1t<*. Bt-vna u .s introduced
day. Hie services will be informal
b*
K. F. Harper, cbairman of tha
lie hymns will he sung. The min
bnpt-nrt of Churthea rommlttca
ister will begin a series of ser
and pnigiam chairman for the day.
mons on “ Major lijeas in the Epis
tle of Jam es.'' the first Is-ing on
"Overcoming Temptation.’’ With
pubbe invited.
TALLAIIABBRR ija- The Wale
“ -J-mes,1* —
s - - Ihe Rev. ftlene
shori dlie b.'.ik of live i hap. Milk Cssutmlsskm witr hold a spe
e a writ, u, wr believe, bv our cial meeting Sept 16 to consider
I-ord's brother read* mote like a nrupo'ri by Gov, Collins lhal
BAN FRANCISCO P -T rn fir- i sermon fhat a l-'tter. II is plain milk priii fixing ahnt r thr pindur
fighters were burned in Califurn * and pr.ictlrai In its learlung an i er level be ah-dishrJ for an es,ieii
mental rmr year p-nod
and one was reported missing in qtiiU ni«ierii in it* emphasis,”
Tha m<> ling will be held in
Oregon as flame* ate through bun
Jacksonville
NEW YORK tlA-A defiant tv*
drrd* of thousand* of acres "I F»
Cum nils nun Chairman Raymond convict, who held four prrvons *■
rifle Coast Umber and btuthlaed
Security Council
lac. who himself i* oppo<rd In hostage* in a laxicah and chat*
today.
Three new timber fires bui-tom Approval Is Sought retail milk price control, **id " I’ll trngrd pulire tn “com# and gel
break my neck to gel the Ihmg me." was sh»l lo death hv a police
of control in iK-rthern California
through and I feel that at least man In view nf after theater
and another roared four mile* By Western Big 3
three m nnW n (w,it gu along"
crowds just west of Rockefeller
ahead in Oregon yesterday.
UNITED NATIONS NY 'JfiThr commission has *rvcn nu m (enter la«l night.
'the one ml*»ing worker was * The Western Big Thire sought heis, Ihis-r rrprevinling Ctumim- The gunmen, who had a withered
member u( a lour-man crew that lor a tightening ol border tr-tric. era, on*- dairy (aimers, uni- ills- left leg, held off police for 16
had to abandon two trartois at tlons to pi event new Israeli Egyp trlbulor*. one the Slate lloanl of minute* bs'forr he was hilled.
flame* nearly trapped them. Thru tian fighting along the Gaia Strip Health and one the Department
Hr wa* identified through fingerreached safety but r.n* wa’s still
of Agriculture.
pr.nts as I'ct-r Hilri*. A.A, of HrnokThe
United
Stales,
Britain
and
unreported. Ilia name »*s not
France a*ked Council President T. Collin*' iiiggeslinn came al the isn, on parol# for armed robbery
learned.
F T»tang of China In call the !!• end nf a nm frirnrr with the coni- and possessor nf a long rrim.nat
lie was trapped in a flareup ol nalinn group together to bolster mlsalonrri. The gosernor open'd record.
the Round Butte fire |n southern peace efforts of Maj. Gen E L M the session he re|«rting wide
Hat/is had p ill-! i 6711 hoMup
Oregon, which burned iver an aa- Burn*. U N. truce ehlef
spread dusaiisfarlion with rnm. in a restaurant on ftth avenue, and
lim ited MOO acres.
Burn*, who already has won newr mission regulalinns and with “Ihe several employes and patrons fol.
Foreman David R<>1 > and nine cease fire -vrnmises from both procedure f.dlowrd for fulng milk |< wed him out wilh a great hu«
Mexican national volu Hern were sides, tug gelled setting up a physi prirei."
ar.it cry.
Several policemen and an armed
painfully burneJ figh ing a tire ral harrier inside a neutral rone
I . 5 customs arent closed In on
pushing dangerously c osc lo San six tenths nf a mile wide in which
Novy Reportedly
Ihe Flgilivr tn a Dt-block eha«a
ta Barbara, Calif.
n-lther party rmild ereet defenses
in whirh several shot* were e t
nr deploy patrol*. Burns urged Puts Psychologist
ch* nged.
placing baibrri wire along the
ilalrii jumped Into a rah,
Local PolicejDcpt. frontier last November hut Egypt C le ar As O ffic e r
jammed In iralfir in front of a
declined in cooperate.
NEW YORK JV—The Navy re hotel with two women and one
Put On Hon^r Roll
portrdty has cleared a psycholo male passenger.
The Sinfard Polled Department
gist as a reserve officer but ha,
today received a i r r « placing th- Gram m ar P-TA
discharged him as a civilian Naw
department on Ihe Conor Roll of
employe — acting on Ihe game
the Florida I’rara Offleara Aaaocn First Meet Tonitc
evidence involving alleged Com
lion.
The Grammar School P-TA will munist leanings in Ihe man’* im
The Banford Poli< Department hold ill first yearly meeting In- mediate family.
hat a 100 per rent enrollment in night in thr srhool auditorium al
The case was disclosed yester
the Pcare Officer* ' Tganiiation.
8 o'clock.
day by an altomry for Joseph
WASHINiiTHN ((—Both Senate
Tha scroll was fm rardrd to the
The program, after a short buri Gabcrman, IJ. who roauthored
|..c*l police departr rnt from the ness session, will he held in Indi* some of Ihe Navy’a basic manuil* and House mvrslgators had Iheir
j slgnls trained ItMlay on Ihe cast
asaociatlon's preside t, Gene Acrct yiduel Hasi rooms with the par on flight training.
of Lake Wales.
ents taking test* on what the Tlie atlorncy, Montague Casper.; of Edgar E Hoppe a former InCapt. Roy TiltH. Ice chairman rhildren will study for Ihe corning said Gaberman was suspended| teinal Revenue Service Inspection
from his $7,000 a-year job a* civil-' chief whu *.iy* he was fired Iwo
of the Peat* Ofhn a Association, year
An exhibition of hoot* used In ian psychologist .Atarrh a. 1632 A year* ago fur politic at reasons.
■aid that a fifth F strict meeting
Ib'l'pe. 47, nmr a Dallas lawyer,
three man riviltan loyalty buaid
will be held In Kustl IMa afternoon each grade will tie nn ili.play.
with ha and P atro lfaa c . C . Dod All parents are urged to at- found he was a security risk but Is suing Ihr fax collrcting agency
m hark pay. He say*
did not question hi* loyalty. An for
son attending.
tend
h< wa* ousted a flrr uncovering
appeal failed.
, On Sept. J, 1652. Casper wp d, "dersu,*lor> information" about a
the Navy suggested an honorable highly placrd olfivul (till in lha
discharge for Gaberman from his revenue service.
Rul Ses ietary of Tieasucy Hum
commission a* a reserve lieutmplaloinll in data
major fra can he road i/> not more than ant The attorney said the dis phrey contend* Ihe dismissal
lure of the law,
I be sent lo four inlnulrs. It Is official and it charge was offered "with no indi- stemmed from inrompetency on
every newspaper
lha state dut is five. During Ihr month of Srp. raliun of Ihe nature of the under Hoppe's pail for Hi* high level Jnb
Ing ’J it rrmalml of September IritiUr, thr County Judge* will lying rircuraslance*” If Gaberman an.l hit “ belligerent attilude" Io
The new ataff
Refereea, |o- hr »my issuing m w licenses tn resigned.
wan! hi* superior*
rated In all pn
of the atalr. all driver*. They have generously
Chairman Olin Johnston (DSC)
agrerd
to
give
each
driver
one
which authuriicd|
aaslal U Ibc
disclosed yesterday his Senate Foil
administrating ofj • much strong. of ineir Icaliets wilh his or her
Office and Civil Service Committee
er new law, wil « available to liern'f.
i Former Resident
staff a l r e a d y hai interviewed
eaplain It lo ci
'TU (ure. If you are an opera
organltation*.
Hoppe.
Dies
In
Bradenton
service dub*
lor.
fo
grt
one
If
you
have
already
almllar aud"Defer* I
E P. Osborn died In Braden
•b y the stale gotten your licvnte, be sure la go
STIR IN THE STIR
leacei.
back and a*k for a leaflet — or Ion, Bepl 7, at tba age aI « after
STATESVILLE, NC. uP-Thera
It takiag Dili
la iaforrn the ask any Sheriff* Office or any a brief iilneai.
He waa oner a Sanford resi wa* more than the usual "allri*
public about g
statute before of our Referee* for one. They
It beromaa
Laraon will lurnlth it gladly: or drop me dent but ipent several year* at in the city Jail here th« other
said, "let me
offer a word a postal rard in Tallahaarso and foreman In the Phosphate Mines night. Police plated a "woman”
wearing a Mark rirest In a cell
of friendly ai
U oil motor I will send on* by mail. Regard la Mulberry.
Futeral aervlrea will hr held block wilh nearly SO mala prison
vehicle owners
operators In less of how you do It, get onn of
Flonila. We
i ape- Ihfie official Iraflels, read It al 2 p. m. Friday la Mulberry. er!. They taid Quince Shoemaker
rial leaflet,
their carefully and keep It for future Ha ti the brother-in-law qpd bro of wear by New Hope waa wtarlng
use. It la of
la written in rcfrrm rr. It ran save you from ther nf Mr. and Mra. Reggie Ml- lha drvt* when arrested on • pulp
tap, MS ( W y n n fiv e, Sanford Ug dnmkrnaeia fhirg*.
•iricUy ana lafcl Initial*, u
(CMilawd Oa A t * t%rea»
6
Christian Churches
Over Florida Stale
Milk Commission
Sets Special Meet Defiant Ex-Convict
Holds Four Persons
Hostages In Taxi
Ten Fire Fighters
Burned In Blazes .
Eating Thru' Wood
Senate, House Men
Watch Hoppe Case
Launched
I
�••
- >
THE SANFORD HERAT.®
lamp and held Lha *1one under the
light “How can you tallT" ha
Mghed. “It look* real to ma, hut
I’m only a neurologtet 1 know
nckhing ebtmt >ewrle.“
Of raurer, It'a real." Kur I hr
firm time ciiv* wm* im pautnt
t doubt it" Carolina waa dry.
T o m# tha whole thing tn a monu
ment to bad taata—chaap, vulgar,
tawdry."
Salluet'e |ialrt nfwquc eyrn went
from Clfv* to Carolina and back
•gain. T h era * only on* way to
be aura." He pul the ruby down
on the rard table. T a k a it to Cartier’* or Tiffany’a and grt a real
ly eepert opinion. I'rrhepa I ran
hrlp you Ihrrr. One of my pa
tient* la a vtca preaident of . . ."
Edna Creel apok* quietly. ’Terhap* It ehould ba taken to th* po
lice inatead. You ear, Or. Balluat
Ihrrr‘a *omr quration of It* haring
brrn etolrn."
Not" Th* word* aprong from
Bara, unbidden.
Carolina Mid, “Why not!"
c h a p t e r jci-e v e n
T h la buainewi about Oerry dis
NO OWE had heard tho doorhall appearing. I’d Ilk* that rl*ar*d up
ring. bait now Ihrra ware fontatapa brfor* I go to lha police about any
tn tha hall arwl d tv * crioil nut, thing fl»r."
“Halln. tiff*! Tmi'rrt jiiat in lima
“Oerry ?" Balluat looked at Caro
la aattlc a diajmta ahntrt a K»rl.“ line.
'
tiara Inrihrd up. A tall. hvovy
“A young friend of my niece
man atnod In Uia doorway. Hu who la miaatnt," Mid Caroline. “He
far* waa tha wide, flat fara of tha waa with her whea eh* acquired
man who had *pohrn to her whan thla ao-ralled ruby In rothei odd
aha wa* looking for a rah, only rirrumstanre*. At least, they were
half an hour ago.
odd tf th* ruby la real."
"Mr». IArch.** H* t»fwrd ovar
"It wa* on ml* at tha trinlut
Carolina’* hand. "So aorry rm lata
I had trotibla finding a tab and counter In a ten-rent atore. Just
. .
Hla glanca fall on Bara. aa Bara bought tt a man with a
Either hla atari of aurprlaa wan criminal record named Union wa*
genuine ur ha waa a ronaummata run down by a car outside. It's
.actor. Hi* ami la waa alow, ro- poaalMa Uiat Mo*on had *tol*n the
Taigntd, a litUa Urad. "Tv* aaan UUa ruby and hidden II la Uia ten-cent
store temporarily.”
A SI young lady bafora."
"Of eouraa,“ aald Carolina. “Rh*’* “And then your niece’a friend,
i * I my ntroe. Mlaa D*cro. You’*# prob- Oerry, disappeared T"
"With th* boa that Had held th*
•<- I ahiy arm har haro whan I bad a
pendant in hi* pocket Ha didn't
3 ; I crowd tor teo."
“No. Mora raranlly. On my way know that Bara had removed the
* ' | hara. thla avrntng. Mlaa Oacr*. pendant already."
"1 aae." Mid Balluat. "You’re
| I’m afraid I alarmad you.1
w.
In lha familiar, lampUt room, afraid the police would jump to
i tha ralhar coaroa fact did not aaam conciliate**. And nnh* things uaa - 1thrraiamng at alL Obvloualy ha comfoftabla for your (nrnd. U they
*1" waa an old friend of Clive’e.
found him. On th* other hand,
adth out this Information, thty may
fait foeluh and nsJiamsd.
“I waa overwrought," aha
aot b* able la find him at all and
. . . faaaad. "Homething had upaat bm you can’t run tM risk of going
and I waa aatlng monalaro In svery about with what may be a priceahadow."
ruby. You must find out
"I'm aorry," ha sold. “I
whether it'o real ■« not. For your
W tdro of frightening you."
own protection, fd be very happy
“You war# kind and I waa alUy. to Lake it to Tiffany * for you."
Did you mlaa Lha cab yourotlf T"
'Thank you. Dr. gaUuat," aaid
'A
"Yea Bomaona cama out of tha Carotin*, dryly. "But w* really
apartmm t houaa and gtabbad- It couldn’t think af asking you to
juai ahead of ma . , , What'a alt taka such a reeponatbUity."
thia about a Jswot? Hardly my
Balluat laughed, “Y*u don't Intel
Una. Dick."
me T | don't blame you. Hut surer
“All tha battar," roturoad CUva. ly you can trust your old friend,
"Tea many srpart spIMswo
DUkaon CUva, Psrhspo be ana get
Carotin*;* u d ^
I X Uhl fig — m gji»Hn« m m i
amateur’* rear!
naked."
Ha held out the rad etona. In
*Tm mire I ran." Mid Clive
tha firelight ita flaah leaped and promptly. “And I'd bo delighted
ahook lik* a quiver of randle flam* to do so."
In tha wind.
T hank you, Dirk," Caroline
“Whawl" It waa lha aam* round Mid. “Give it tn him, B ara<1iv* had mad*. Balluat look lha
“But I haven't got it." Mid Bara.
atooa aimuai aa gingerly aa Edna. "No dm gave it hack tn ma. Where
“la it reel?" demanded diva.
la Itf"
"Dom it matter T It’* breath*
Thai* waa a moment of utter atwhether it'a real or nat."
•nUuat wnlhad
U tha UMn
"It m ud bo hen," m i Caro
•n n n n
la a t*a cut «w* ra Fifth A
w Tofh. Kara ftarra M uawmiseuaa
at In*I*'"
iwSy.
M u ll um '"Flra
-------_ JWPjl
•t.-fa- pniK*. Matoa. ka* !*«*■>'
■Wily i»r<M thl> fibulwi* Irianr*
r-W IM h * '1^ >M»ff IMI*. Mil k»(ota h* rouM iafrr i«it hl» plaa I* ■*•
tru-» II. *l*aih
him. Whik
tnakiai 'hi* mrehaa* SankDocro on*
aiptrtMIr m»l Mr Mlllitor Offer
Hot*. k»4 had M-iimpoailul hla la a
rafatarta vkara la lha niiliaa rroad
)<«aa ana-.'lwv iti«a**»«f**. A ra« Ilk»
Onratal in*a ln»<l la ba Irkadlr oi'h
llarah la Ika rafrkrla. *a4 at *M
<aatW4 ha*n» a maa vilh liaiplap I
aura IaIIavM h»r. Mmua had *»«•*
la lha rklaa *aiaia tail* ihaalar *t lha
var aa4 iCrwart had lur»*4 la -wolaal ruriulta. On h*r war urtnwa
tn um Mr A'lht faraUaa lhal araala*.
Ika dim* aura rukr Maiaat knar
akrrit kar anl. karah *aa arproa »M
U a aitaaa* mao wM rwiriwulv af.
' farad Mr a lift la hla »*r. I»ka »•fmad It. roliUlr. Amrad at Mr
auat • alata at, Kdwardiaa kom». Mtaa
Ik"* found fdaaa riiv*. a amp4 art
4tal*r. alraadr thara. M* at aara
iiriiid lha rubr aa *»auiaa a
'■mllaatar i itaw, ladaadt Whlla Kara
•ad riira aa<l Mr anal dianiaaad
•ka ,-wi. Mr atini a nld filaad. I*r,
Ofirnir Mallu«t. autiad. and hart
tw«r*ti*d him aa lha map aim had
eftirrl har tha rourtaar *1 hla ear.
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. i i . i “ 11 -1 • tl
3. Wavy
ACBOBS
4
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holding
1. Hawaiian
f Her.)
J-: j ’j i t t . ’ *
two
3. Daces
dene*
s
is
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k
machine
4. Bronx*
S Scrutinise
.
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0. Girl’s name
V>' J *. ■ : '.’H i •
to
ft.
Disdain
(pom.)
HV .'. u i i :*1
gether
«. Small talk.
to. Head
33.
Blunder
13. founder of 7. Assistant
7 0 i i '.' jll .1
34.1’rotirio '.’Mil \ - *.’i * ; II
ncir.ee to
jChnatian
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31. Haring .a I ’- ’uiL
0 Imbue*
Bcirnre
*•
msde
11. rated tn
11 fam ily of
Yreterdty’e Aeewef
end
die l Scot >
nonvrnoleft a valid 34. Exchange
moua snakes 11. Cries, ns a
premium
Will
ehsep
14. Mature*
33. Hebrew
3*. Top of an
17. Egyptian
15. A human
musical In
spron
god of
life line
strument
3*. Rounder*
pleasur*
Jft Norse god
IT. Bench (oa 13. Title added ZO. Amphithea 34 Roman g ar
ter rown
ment
to name* of
which
4A Artificial
33. Vitality
certain
Judges nf
language
31. Man’s name
Brahmans
court sit)
1A Rubs out
H
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a
m
0
A
3
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3l.fUM* aloft
1
35. British poet %
1
to
tl
14 City In
%
Vermont
>3
IX
3T. Sink*
|
l slang >
**
31. Ol a genus
nf tree* of
;
ft#
the^-u#
%
family
% I
21 31 33 2*
J
30. Pierce kith
a sword
%
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31. Neuter pio*
n
noun
33. Calm
V
35. Wheat en
flour (Ind.)
it
31 3©
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3T. Tidal flood*
%
3». Not hard
33i 33 %
39 A prying
i i
device
*4
" T
4ft. fUscal
j ■
41. Danin seed
Jo
JI
43 Spoken
i
DOWN
4i
1. Shrubs used
%
£
I
to form *
hedge
D A ILY C R O SSW O R D '
line. firmly. “Who had it last?"
No mis answered.
• le t * seo it w* can remember
just whet we did a few minutra
egn." Caroline’s i*lm intro was a
item against hysteria. “Bara gave
It to me and 1 handed It to Edna."
“I gave it back tn Mr. Clive."
said Edna qulokly.
And I paused It on to Urrg
when he came in," raid Clive.
I put It rtuwn on the rani
table." Halluat'a voire was as quiet
as Carolines.
“I remember," Mid Bara. “I saw
you. But It isn’t there now."
There was a long silence.
Then Caroline Mid: “Botneune
here in thla room now must have
put the jewel in his or her porket
The jewel must l» returned at
once. There'* a classic procedure
for such rases. Edna, your wratrh
has a radium dial. You will switch
off all the lights snd have them
off for eiarfly five minutes by
your watch, fn that time the thief
will replace the ruby nn the card
table, so It will h* there when the
lights go nn again and that will
end this . . . unfortunate Incident.
Iteady, KdnaT”
Darkness, blinding after the
Mam of lights. A silence filled with
little breathings and rustling*.
Footsteps T They would merely
whisper on the thick wool of th*
old Turkish rug.
fjghta blared sgsm. K*< h nar
rowed, blinking case waa turned
to the card table. Nothing there
but th* playing cards, a scatter nf
T E L E V I
harlequin red and whit* and black,
fere up as Caroline had left them.
w nao m a a n a t. I
( “Yuii should have threatened tie
uni. a m iii
with tha polirr, Caroline,'' aaid
TMIa s n a v
B tlS Iiri
_
CUv*. wryly.
I e# A4v**tui* crlili rran* Walt
I never bluff, Dtrk. and I will
I t* ranonfi raralvsi
Site <VeeiMr-Neo •-**<•
not have pollra In this house,
• it Jnkn Hair
bullying my niece, my rnmpanion
l.l* Hilaries *s4 Fleniag
and one of my oldest friends, ta
■ it* I ■r»
4 II l / i u llaeste
pay nothing nf Dr. Ballust and my
1.11
Fur* •>* rar*4t
self, I know 1 shall dls soon and 1
til* Climes
I 10 (luy Lcmhar4»
intend In dla in peare. Whoever
I H Hum* ena Ailea
he* the thing may keep It now for
I >* a nII si
Star TbealM
all I care. I do not want tn know
II.** niesil
lesiM* ellh rite Rseelen
hewssas-Sporie-Weeiher
which on* nf you la a thief. I Ilk* 111*#
ill iHerHeM Theelra
all of you. But, whethrr th* M
11.II ■tin riff
bauble waa worth 20 cent* or tfOO,m iiv o v
000, It waa th* property nf my
n o M iis
ntecr, Bern, and she must not he
MS ■isa-oa
rrnsram Reevea*
despoiled In my house without rm
I it N*w*-We*rii*r
dress."
T M TA* Merninn Skew
“Oh, Aunt t^arulinr, If the runy
I ** T».t Pattern
le.ll Alsn-oo
waA valuable I had nn moral right
I’roacem Heiume
tn it. 1 got it unfairly by a fluke, 10 l* K*»
t-IV eel her
to i’ tlnrnlns Mm lea
paying only 30 rents for It."
Icue
Life
ll.
M
“However you got It, It was Hilo Searchof for
Tnmarraw
yours, and now, after what haa 11 ll Uuldlnf l.inhi
nt'MhlhO
happened, I am beginning ta think
I! *0 Jerk parr
It must have been very valuable in I;
to \v*li\ Tver*.
deed. You are toeing It only be
q tawte
\til*
*.! Kile FBI*
cause 1 will not be bothered with
lie*
h police Investigation. Therefor* I I 1 is Viewer*
_ .
geet
must
ust make up Uia
Ui* toes
loan to you and
H i tun m-ter
WwM
ou ahall hav* the Qrnvtllo aspphirea. tn return, you shall mak*
no further attampt whatever to
discover who took lha ruby."
Clive biased Caroline's hand.
Balluat aaid, “Mr*. 1-arch, may
I My that >mi are the last of tha
great ladies T"
Hero tried out, "Aunt Caroline,
what on earth would I do with aap.
phirea T Wror them to the offlco ?"
(To Bo Contlnmti)
R
Notice to hi! Heat E«Ul«
Broken. Mv M her* farm
nw r Lak* Jpitup ‘
■old.
a
m.
OPENING
NURSERY 3CHOOv
Age* S a n d 4
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Jaipeson Studio
asfib
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1 ** The Harms* Heur
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I1 1 wuighi ■■■•*
Cols Show
• It Vny*r
1 «o Trenen* clan
T ll F.venisn Muel*
I t*
1 hill nf rcmplalnt has been filed til l IvTA " l r '* inf Music
atelnsl »uu In th* (Tr< utt rouil * on Mlhl Kdlllnn
I In end far Seminal* County, Klnrt. i 11 cniltd Nation*
• ■ , do. In I.'nthrtty. ihet the nature Vto It • ttenceilme
ksswn *44r**s was
Mr* T. [ nf teld s-.li l* an ertlnn for dltntr* 1- If *1 llum* wun UutK
tt Hr ueer *1* Uu
avenue the snort title of » llih I* MATftlH I lia New*
is* ties, h, I’ollfuii .
III.nAII JUIIhHO.V. l-lelnriff. VS 1» it, Ijirmen'e Call Tn Prayer
•«•• take nolle* that yen are rB A III.rr JmiNWiv, Defendant.
II .*• ■inn nff
hetei-v (*<tuli*4 m III* your wm
TIIBin: 1'IIKHK.VTH nr* la um FRII1S Y
len dsfsbeeo, |«r*nna
Hr nr‘ ‘hr on mend r*'* la til* *uur en-wrr ,»r
isllr
MUHNINU
“ erne?, nn ar hatara Beaiemhrr mher pl-ndins with ih* Clerk nf
l*o
On
*t Ih*
aftlcs*
tha, ,.,*!■
Clerk Ih* Clfeuii Court af gamlanla
i .till.
«***. ■»
in , m
m , „•( in
armen* Call T* Prepay
th* cirenlt ranrt. st tks Ceurt Couety ali Sanford. Florida, and
>**■ BrMksr*
lose, in sealers. Florid*. Sad i* »»rv* n ropy nf |h* aeme nn Plain**•
mall a i*py thsrsnf tn Kailrla tlfr* Stiarner. nn nr hsfnre Ih*
seism Jambaraq
itlh day nf Senrmber. A. t» 1414.
Il*ieln fall nnt nr • decrea pro IN THh
f eerie in 4 [fare* piaatedlng n*M- rnnferen will ba (itlered anatael
I Mill,
»•«. far drfault,
IHIIM, IN N
P HSSl U T t.
IVIT.VkMit my hand end era! St
Sanfuri. Seminal* aeuni>. rterlda
llU
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Q P. Ilerndaa
Clerk nf the Circuit C#«M
Rr Narine Sure sad
' T in ,
llcpuly t.'lr, h
ran end each af rou are Iferehr
w ll nee* mr head ana nrrirlsi IV C llulrhlenn,
Jr
n o t if ie d e l d
r e q u ir e d I n p r e e e n l
e*e| el Sanford. Oeeelnal* cnunit, Atlnroee far I’lsipiifr
*ni
rletmi and demand* wtilth
Placid A. thin Itlh d*r nf Au*»it. 1*4 Karik I’nrk Avenue
inn. nr riliar nf yau.
Sanford Florid*
ff hV Circuit Ceurt
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Chairman Leonard W, Hall pre
dicted Wednesday a "landslide
vietory" foe Utt lepuhllcana in
IN*. But Senile snd Homs cstnpslgn rommlllee hesds sskf it will
not bn rs iy for the GOP to win
control ol Congress.
Hall said in a talk prepared tor
the opening seaaion of a campaign
school for Republican ilate chairmm that If th* GOP esn get its
machinery operating effectively it
Ihe precinct level “ we can look
forward lo a victory ef landslide
proportioni in IN*, not only for
the presidency but in recapturing
control of both houses."
Sen Goldwatcr fR-Aru) and
Rep. Richard M. Simpson <R-Pa),
chairmen of Hit party's Senate and
House campaign c s m m l t t i n
agreed in other prepared talks that
ronlrol of Congress can be won but
said it will require herd work.
“Today our Republican parly hat
great assets." Hall aaid. “ We have
the megnifirent and dedicated
leadership of President Elsenhower
Employes
Offer Firm
Large Loan
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CINCINNATI (B -^ e re than 500
rmployet nf tha Hamilton Tailoring
Co. ere lending 1100,000 to their
employer. ,
Members of tha CIO Amalga
mated Clothing Workers voted the
funds after the company became
short nf essh after recent aequlailions, • company official said.
The money was turned over to
the tailoring concern by Jack
Kroll, chairman of Ihe Cincinnati
Amalgamated Clothing Workera
Board, who Is baiter known na
tionally as director of the CIO
Political Action Committee.
Starting Wednesday, employes will
have 1* per cent of their pay
checks deducted as their share of
ihe loan. The company will pay
appnnlm itely 110,000 a month to
the onion until the debt Is erased.
The employes will receive deben
lure bonds, paying 1W per eent
intereit, to cover thrlr payroll
deduction loan*.
A company official said the union
afforded a more attractive proposi
tion than could have been obtained
from a bank.
Hamilton Tailoring doea a sevenmlllion-doUar yearly business and
claims ta be the largest made-iomeaiure clothing organisation m
Use world.
" I’m reluctant lo talk about the
loan became It may embarraaa Ihe
company," Kroll aaid. “ We've done
(hla a goodly number of times here
in Cincinnati and elsewhere."
Bookish Presented
To Key O fficials
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WASHINGTON (H — Th# White
bouse has distributed tn key gov
ernment officials • booklet gum
mariaiag “ achievements of Use
Uaonhawer edmlnlstritlon."
A White House statement aaid
yesterday th* document was “ In
tended for Interdepartmental ut*
and is not mid* avaUable pub
licly."
Acknowledging that th* 42-page
booklet could ho used for speoch
materia], a spokesman said It “ cer
tainly waa not taliorod for that
purpose."
"The White House said such
summaries are prepared from time
to time "to keep ofOeialo af the
admJhistrstloa informed of th*
tivity of other department*
agencies."
lDndsr*n* Siraai C* I a m b I a.
HAUth i arotlna
■'!•«>* iaka naric* that v«u are
harshr ro-iutrsd t* Hla r n r writtan esfana**, t>«rt""alir ar hr nn
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•ad the m t «f the lean which has
■ade good government the rule
rather than Ute exception In Amer
ica Mr Ute past three y e a n ."
He spoke also of “the greatest
prosperity this nation has ever
known,” and said it ha* been
achieved "while the country has
been at peace."
While HaU laid nothing about Ute
possibility that President Eisen
hower will run again, many of the
state chairmen made it clear they
feel Ihe President's presence on th*
IM ticket la esaanUal to vietory.
The chairmen will fly to Denver,
Colo, at the close of their classes
Captain Foresees
Disintegration
Of Polar's Ice
WASHINGTON JR-The man who
will be chief of staff for history’s
greatest Invasion of the ansrtic
says man within U years will be
able t« disintegrate polar lea and
unlock th* secrets of that fm s n
continent.
Coast Guard Capl. C. W. Thomas
forecast that Ihe great Ice masses
will be conquered through fifeeIronies, mechanical abrasion “ or
even aujEraontca" — sound waves
inaudible te the human ear.
Eear Adm. George Duftk, com
mander of the U.S. task force that
will head for Ute antarcUe this
winter, said men will learn more
about the antarcUe In tha n e it five
years than In th* past 100.
The forecasts wsr* made at a
symposium conducted by the Arctic
UiUtute of North America.
Woman To Defend
Rights Of Farming
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HARRISBURG, Pa. IH—A wom
an charged with overplanting her
wheat acreage allotment nn a TO
acre dairy farm at nearbj Hummelston taya she want* to be triad
by a Jury of farmers.
Miss Elsie Mumma was sued for
I4QI.M list woek by the federal
government yesterday for o v er
planting of her allotted six a era
in 1134.
In denying th* overplan'Ing
charges, she said wheat she plant
ed in IN4 wet used for feed which
she would have had lo purchase If
It wtro not raised on her farm.
"My ancestor* pioneered this
tend In 1(34," she said, "and oa
tong as I own the land, pay the
te n s, pay the debts and ask for
no aid from the government, the
land Is mine1to have, lo hold, to
govern, lo protect, to plant, to
harvest and nn one his ■ right to
enter upon the tend without my
permission or without a warrant
of tew. I will tight to defend my
right."
Friday for a Ssturdsy morning
breakfast discussion of campaign
plans with Eisenhower.
Some GOP leaders said they
think the presidential invitation Im*.
plies that Eisenhower intends To
trek another term.
As fir i s the billle for eontroi
of the Senile U concerned. Goldwater said, "We atari o u t. . . with
the eirds stacked In our disad
vantage." He said this was true
because I of tbs 13 Democratic
seals at slake next year are in the
South while Ih* Republicans can
count as "sura" only a "vary faw"
of their IT seats to b* contested A
Goldwatcr said, however, that
"Republican prospects hive defi.
nitely improved since the 1N4
election" when Democrats wrested
rontrol if both bouiei from the
GOP.
To help in IIous* contests. Simp
son announced a series of meet
mgs at “ neighborhood levels"
would be held In (4 congressional
districts In 29 itatci where the vte.
tor’s margin In 1134 was S per cMt
of the role or leu.
Simpson sild (1 nf these seats
nnw ere held by Republicans and
31 by lha Democrats.
Noting that tha GOP needs a net
■sin of IS seats to control th*
House, Simpson told the slat*
chairmen: “ Th!s will not be rosy
lo do, but with the proper cam
paign It can be done."
Loud Noises Can *
Cause Misjudging
In Time Passing
RAN FRANCISCO (A-Loud noli*
can caiu* people to misjudge # *
passage of time, a research team
from Wright-Patterson Air Force
Base, Dayton, Ohio, r e p o r t e d
Tuesday.
.
For fourteen college students
who took a test, sustained racket
mad* their duty perlodi aaam
longer than they rosily w m .
First they war* given ralatlvn
quiet for 30 minutes and asked to
press s button at what they thought
was 10-mlaute Interval*. M aliwhite. they ware required ta keep
trick of several things going on
■ll st once.
Then they w m aiked ta do the
same things far an hour and a half
in st’stained note* that waa UtU*
J tz n of dtalrolag.
During th* quiet period their
average length of time for button
pressing waa pin* minutes: during
noise it waa only seven mlnutM.
From these tost* tha researebln
concluded that there must be aeme
relationship In tha bumta eartous
system betwwee time Judgment and
the mechanism af hairing.
The tests ware dona by Arden
K. Smith, Shelley Wing and Harry
J. Jarison of Antioch College and
the Air Force his*. They reported
Ute results to th* American Psy
chological Assn. her*.
PAPER WORK REDUCED
COLUMBUS, Ohio (IP) - Lock-
bourns A ir Pores Bsss has found
o way to bettla that bugabov of
military operation*—red top* and
seemingly endteis paperwork.
Th* APR i< getting five card
handling machines to reduc* th*
number of pafor forms. Only half
os many people will be needed In
the U se fit# section. And th*
new fe ra e will be filed automa
tically In less spec* than now lo
A cord fed Into ■ machine
what port Is being requisitioned.
The machine punches a new cord
that brine* the it vanlory record
«P to. data and sots throe type
writer* la motion, if a* error la
mode, so error light flash**.
Pint U. William la Stringer,
property accounts officer, soy*
similar equipment Is planned at
SAC headquarter* at OiTutt APB,
Omaha, Neb., and fer the llth
Air Pena ol Castle, ColIf., APB.
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�Anti-Greek Riots
Discussed By Group
PARIS 'JP-TS* dynamltt-picked
d elatio n s between Greece and TurT r y came before the forum o( the
North Atlantic Council today.
NATO Secretary General Lord
Jvmsy summoned the permanent
representatives of the alliance's IS
nation* tn a closed meeting here
to discuss Ihe anti-Creek rioti in
the Turkith ciliei of latanbul and
lrmlr.
Irmir l» Ihe hcadquartera of
y .NATO's Southea*tem European
fR'ummand Grcecr complained l"
the council that the riotera had
pillaged the home* of Creek offierra ir m n ; there aaith NATO. The
rtlrcera’ (anul.et mere ruahed
home hy plane
NATO ob.rrvers were deeply
concerned oier the worsening retat.on* between their two membera
|
on Russia's southwest doontep.
Young Americans
Checked By U. S.
WASHINGTON *F—U'.S. offlciali
arc tricking aa beat they ran the
movemrnt behind the Iron Curtain
of 32 young Americana traveling
without proper passports.
Some of the 32 may have already
come back home to return to col
lege. Six were reported in Moacow
Ihia week aa rxpenaes-paid jurat*
nf the Sovitt goveVnmrnt Nine or
’0 otheri w»re raid to be Halting
in Red China
Thry went to Europe originally
to attend Ihe Waraawr Youth Festival In Red Poland laat month
Legwork Needed
Scientists Work
On New Blood Type
In Making Tests
EAST LANSING, Mich y -P a tcinity tests can be msde much
more accurate through divcovery
of an entirely new kind of blmxl
type, two Canadian scienluts re
ported Wednesday.
They find your hlood ha* a "proIctn type." in addition to the u*ual
A, R. An nr i* type ol blood. Your
A-B-O blood type t* governed hv
the kind ef red blood tells you
hive Inherited
The scicntlMs find you al*u inhrnt one of three types of particu
lar protrrn*. never before delect
ed, which final in the scrum or
liquid part o' your blond
Your prolctn type apparently t*
not connected with your ted cell
or A-B-O type,
Thus if both your parent* had A
type red rellv you sre al*o an A
type. But if your parent*' protein
types differed, you inherited a dlfirrrnt kind nf pinlrin type than
they had although all thicc of you
have A type blood
Ihrnlanre nf Ihr proifin type
seem* t" follow rw rtl ytlie *inie
laws of genetics as duet Inhrril
ancc of led cell lype*. *aid Dt
Norma Fenl Walker, geneticist
and Dr Oliver hinithie*. biochrm1st. of the University of Toronto.
Paternity le>U are ba*rd on analyting the red cell tilund lypr* of
a man and woman and then seeing
vibrlhrr the child could be their
olfsprln*
These le-t* can r>ntv dl-ptuve
that one individual man could not
be the father of a child by one in
dividual woman They rano-d prove
he !• not the father if the child
happen* In have a blond type
which could have re -ultrd from the
union of a different man and a
woman with those same blood
lype*
*Whft Ihe protein tyr» tevti can
do li to rsfme the question furtlirr
If Ihe child * protein l*p* could
not have m ulled from the e«mbi
nation of the man and woman'*
protein type*. It would lie rvr.ienre
that he *>a* col the indicated
father
(Continued from Page One)
Attending the meeting tast
night fro**i th« Beard of County
Commisiiout** aluri-; with Melwh
were Frol Dvs:n sod B. C. Dodd.
From the S a rfu d City Commit*
a n* was Johr. Kr d*r
Armed with inf-’rmntion. mops.
,.rd*. nod per inns*. data concern^ZO-Year-Old Boy
tug ih* project, many ritixens,
ti emoers of ihs Cilixens Commit
May Be Questioned tee
sod •hr dcminole County
PHILADELPHIA CP-Dlsl. Ally. '"lumber of C.romsrro lauig
Samuel |la*h *aid that the W- Rant* Highs a v Planning Com<ear old son of the rouple in whoae r liter, will Meet st the Gle*a
home Mrs Pori* Silver Oitreicher
Tower on I 92 for Lreslfsst neat
died may he produced for ques
Tuesday nu ruing at 7;30, after
tioning today.
Cap). David If. Ilnhefli of Ihe wrmh they w'd nuet with pro.
-homicide squid v*a» lold that Al* peitv owne't e'ong the highway to
Wien Srhwarti. a atudent of pharm otiinin the rlw'it-uf-ssys property
acy, might be made available in on n civic pride !*a •!».
Heading the crni-jvittee will be
the pretence of William A. Gray,
noted lawyer, who ha* been en .1, Rrsiley fMhnm. thslrmsn of
caged to repreaent the youth ond <Hith the tilh<n* r-smmlttea and
hi* parent!. Mr and Sira. Milton ihe Seminole County Chamber "f
Commerce Long Range Highway
Schwarts.
Planning gre**;»
During the dl*rus*t*n of the pro
blem* aurrnur.ning the oldainiog
,f the rtah*-«f wo* s. Mei»<h rev»*!ed that K. P. Dj.-kwnrth Sr. of
Orlsrdo hst h*»n employed lo ap^
(Coetlnued from Page Owe)
letlny not only jo u r driver'! li • raise the entl-e !*ng'h of high
eenae. hut your vehicle reglstrs- way right-uf-w vy» aad will iuhtion plate* a*> well U you are alao *"tt h!a estimated appraisal to the
an owner.
Feminole Count-* Committlnn at
"The molorlats of Florida Rave f*l rtgultr m ietlt.r on Sept. in.
been arruitomed In driving under
Odhsrn told *he croup that the
mir pretent Financial Responsi Committee at.d psoph who say
bility la v , which was enaeltd In they are lnt*rer*»d .-ould approarh
1W9. Moil of them read, no doubt, irnpsrty o m - r s following the
that the Leglilature hid enacted Tuesday twnrnlnr meeting snd get
a new law, but I am afraid few toe pecestare work done hy the
'• r e a l n e that on Ort. 1 Ihe pre- time an approver’s roport Is suhlent law will aland repealed and
the ••ne that takes Ha plart will r .Hied tn ths County Commission
Forrest Rrfk»nrldt». Remltude
b* much— aery much—stronger. ers.
Diseuislons surrounding t h e County Ciiambgr of Commen-e
Suspension, for initance, will ap
necessity
fo*
ined-mnation
promanager, totj !!•* ;:oup that cards
ply not only to driver hcensrs,
a* urdrr Ihe present law. but also r c e d i n g * were predominant had been mailed to c**ry parcel
Ay a person who doe* not comply thrnughnut the evening's merlin* hotdei listed on the map, However,
to rejlslrslinn nf all cart owned Rep. Volt* A. Wi'liam* Jr. told hr said, Ih .e arr no more Herds
with Ihe new law. Also, uninsured Ino group ih st H.ua is in essence available, aid won't be available
• owners and opera Io n , upon In- at the prese*t time If the project t util Monoac. Feu- r*-p|c* of the
.fv o lv em rn i In an accident under U tn he lutten unite way by the highway roars are ready with all
‘•wtbe new law, must furnish proof end of t#-VS. A'l of the right-of- Information pter-d m them.
of future financial responsibility way* mutt be s*'tired and the
(t'Oiam, dircertiig tha discussion,
for three years, and the amount •J.eds completed at ih* latest by xrranard tn t»*e the four map,
of *nrh proof It >23.000.
Nov. 1*. he »t I * In ordci to ac piatrl at Lmi XiUolA'a, Dolly'.,
"Those are only twn of Ihe new complish the Jj Ii by Nov, II pro
fasiellicrry Chamt^r of Compmvlttons of ihe Klnlnrial Res ceeding should o* sterlet) no later
roerre and the Fbt-ll Station at
ponsibility Law. There are other* Ilian in the oiotnli p, h* ndded.
Fivr Points. Three locationi would
of equal Importance whlrh I will
During the at-iandom-discus- proi-ue cent'si plr • where pm
attempt, with Ihe help of Ihe press. tinn. with quetllurt primarily
Ihe radio and television stations, from the amfjenet of int»re»tet| l-erty nwnrrs c->-ilJ. fimf nut wj»t
Ihe County Judges, Sheriffs, Refer ritliens. Ren. Doug’aa Stenslrom Is required of tber.1 for propesty
*ees and othrrs, to explain In detail «atd, “The serll'ueiit seems In he ngh'-of-way*.
Melsrh brought tut that Iturk**be(o-r the statute becomes affect thal we shouldn't te'l the peoplt
ive. our purpose It In give every l.i-w much mmey we’se got for worth had h'»n crpioyrd as apmot.i* vehicle owner and operator secondary reads and for buying maiss-r and tin t t‘*e Ktatr R»ad
a full opportunity in protect bis or properly oo the right-of-way. "1 Department had apt>ro*rd Ihe fi»e
Sr mmole Pr.iii ly r-rl e la te men
heir motoring privileges and In
let the public undrratand how H don't thins It rlgbt to a«k the for apptals-’ s from whiilt two will
rwill have errater protection than Cnnl.oitan of •!<» County Commis i* rho*cn lo w -ok wi'h Duckworth.
ever before against Irresponsible sion and t‘;a four tommiaiimiert
Odhatn ai'vi ed that "We hate
a sav 'I do.t't knu*' when we dn a real problem Nol bmii ronpetaand unlawful driving,
"Ti-e Legislature enacted this l now .'*
tmn hy the p-of'e Sul from lark of
Odnarn adelsed t*-e group. "As information."
law (or the greater protection of
is^averynne. Including the motorists I tee It, w* Savo three problems
Williams, a*l*d i'iout the move
'^ h e m selves. II also recognised, iu overcome. First, in get (he plans to romiemn h'gh<ay property,
bor rver, that many molnrtau for Ihe highway out of DtLand to ’.rid. "I think the -mart thing to
could lose Ihetr licenses and re- Tallahassee. Second. Ihe need fnr do won IH te to ird'ixta Ihe eon*
gtatralloni simply hecauM they getting m s.'ilr*.y for county nr- damnation ^ue,»»'-rp* against
did not understand what la requir t.on underway And . third, fnr every parrel of -end end then write
ed nf them. It was strongly SUg- Utos* Interested In gelling the
ge-Irq, thrrrfore, that as Ihr ad- projeet underway In go to work." each property ho| l-r lo explain
toe nerr*»i*y of the move'* U'llminDirator, I should make every
James A. Wtlyhl of Sanford,
reasonable effort to Inform the e*,n fronted tV» committee with Ism . espUioed, "If wa don't we
public adequately prior to the ef another problem. Ha said. "You've will he in bad tront-te."
Odtam. hefo-e adjourning the
fective dale I am gladly comply* got plenty of peopl*- fighting this
£ i n a with thal wish. I might also ninjett and lh»s% p»ople, some of meeting last nigh*, warned every
*Jtl Dial It other states no* have them, nre right here Ir the emjnty." •UfWber of Ihe rouimiMee about
comrlsreney and »h# ner*..|ty for
the same kind of law and farh
Sen. 8st*n»irnn h*H this to say.
■ho tell an obligation In aimilarly "One* you re t p«sl August, It's 1 pmtlripatton In th» all-out effort
Inform Ihe public. When people a hard flgnf t* ge* a road project to serure the .'IgM-of-way. by
understand that our law was «i»- through. And every county has its Not. II.
acte* fur Hi* greater welfare and pet project to pu-b through."
UN INGOTK MISSING
security of all. t am sure It will
XV. Flit Yarns told Ihe commitC0LUMCU8. Ohio .sv-policc siy
receive full public support,"
tie, "If son'*ooe ha* been running more ihsn tyt.nm worth nf Un
for office, they wopH have already Ingots owned by the (nvemment
CONVICTS IN WRITE
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COLUMBIA, S. C. Some convicts suited every isrson on the high- have been stolen from Ihe Army's
/A it South Carolina Penitentiary way. Now wa h*vt something Cobimhirs General Depot The in
i weir while trousers and white n.or* Important to sccemplUb and gots were purchased during World
shir*» They’rt for men who can wa'ro having trouble gettlnr out Wsr IF as strategic material, and
be trusted on small jobs without to *** lh« property awnerp In kept for am srgtnrtei The FBI la
guild*. But jwsJUarF official* paeaan pad aipla'n ta them the ttivesllgstini A civilian employe
didn’t ovtrlanv the pnaalHHty pee* silty fay props rig contribu discovered the theft when he no
that theti whte-elad man might tions."
ticed a damaged fence. An inven
wander away aad lose their Identi Erider said, "ft's the legwork ! tory vhowed 3M ingots missing.
ty among white-clothed ciUiens. think, that's go eg to count"
They put a Meek stripe dawn the
Odhaas agroet with E ridtr, reLegal Notice
trouser tegl. The new tegs for the plylttf. "legwwrh ow the part of
prison elite replace the old blue tala group Lsro would aalvt the if* tu r, r rsi x T T rt nuK t r o m s t
fjgkmms nr ihe Mach aad white n v k 'w * "
i ». AXIS ron a rn ix is r.r r a rx *
tv
* t» r g n r r to n ida in
. hortienlal strips*.
AI the outast of the meeting.
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Insurance
Brief News Items
TitF. F AN i n n n
DEPUTIES REI.I f t ANT
EXPENSIVE HIDE
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JACKSONVILLE, (d'> - Wayne, HONOLULU b -T h e work of the
Dcittbeer's Joy tide co»t |iVW and lair I triumphed over the languor
be didn't even kn»** where h» of the tropic*, at the .Wh eonsen
was going. The I year old man Inn of the ProitrtU nl Episcopal
aged to start the engine on hit Church.
mother's parked ear and put the
A record of thrsnunotr* of the
automatic drive lever in forward initial session rontams this pas
•pent
sage
The car easel into another
"Meetings will go until v tn tn
patkrd car. Then Way lie tried re- Ihr afternoon exrrpt Saturday
ver * and stepped on the ar, elcr•'Deputies were a hula unhappy
ator. The car xnnnird backward about the heavy »chedule Hawaii
Into a utility pole, snapping the an beaches and sunshine were
pole at Its h»»e.
srong influences.
Wayne v*.-*«n'r hurt—at le*->t( "However, the deputies gave a
not in the accident.
wr*k but unantmi us convent to the
hravy schedule."
SKUNKS TAKE OVER
OKLAHOMA CITY r - •'It's
quite uncomfortable." Mr*. Flor
ence Phelp* Smith reported In ?»»•
lire la*t night She was talking
about the spare under her home
which ha* become a haven for a
mother skunk and six large sired
youngster*
Two ofltcer* went old lo Ihe
home |o investigate when Mr*
Smith pleaded: “ |t'« gelling sen
on* " They found rendition* as she
described them, but rouldn t get
tn the odor-bearing a n i m a l *
nicy'll remain until someone with
the proper equipment ran rearh
them under Ihe hmi*e
i u MMiMittiKii
Rii trF.R xrrs
SANTA MONICA, Calif, n -tlu r
ten-e. a high-flying hummingbird,
is recuperating al Frank limes'
hou-e after a dose shave
Her navigational Instinct appar
ently impanrd by tne hot weather.
Hurtro'e became con fured and
Crionird Into a barh,-r»hop She got
a hump on the head and a bent
port wing in her awkward, onepoint landing.
Mines, a customer In Ihe barber
shop, look the bird home, iriiv rd
her with cyedroppe s of siigatrd
w Per and an oreavlonal rg ; and
milk chaser Now he * looking for
somebody who ran repair the in
TIH'RNEV POSTPONED
IIU’KSVILI.K, N Y. CD — Most jured wing.
events in the 2Dh annual lailxir
s w im m in g PlltlDIM
Day fiiemrn'* loumamenl had l >
lie postponed yesterday — no
I.XNt TlllURfi, Va i.l’’ Folks
water.
heteahout, have 'been startled to
A leak in a hydrant, which re see Jimmy Hand bap off the
duced w a'rr pressure tn a trickle, ■lock at hit purr nls* lakeside
wa* nol ili*covcrrd until the start homo. Jimmy I* Just t years old.
Ill* patents say hi* strokes aren’t
vl lie fire ho*r contest.
Fifty fire departments — most found in any swimming manual,
of (Item from long Island rnmmn bui *he youngster I* able to swim
he wishes until he gel*
mtifs — werr a **em hied for the at- ;i.
competition.
lilrd and rontr* ashme.
Kingfish
A NEW SERVICE FOR SANFORD
BOTTLED GAS
yroTtrr.
is n e n r n r
at »"**V t. M«ea la — II. af
lha -*ul.........
...... af teialnola
yaktia rroarda
r»*«fr. Fteeida
§a*nt ...
na'd salt aball In .. ____
B p * AVt u f t " K o u i h . I luT * ;
dvatflag laealad an lh aaald gey.
pr:r
2.
year Tulane taw coursa in seven
monthv, then leaped into politics
and, worn only 31, was fleetoj
state railroa-i rommitsi-mer.
In 1931—already a veteran poli
tician at Hie a .e of 31—tic suffer * 1
In* lust and only defeat st Ibt
(mils when he ran f-ir guvernur.
Long made Ihe gov< rnorship • i
Ihe i cIn ond four years taler an,i
easily won rlcclio.i to the benale
in lain
In Mashingt n. Ilir loutlr-baircd,
arm Happing laing made many
enemies .uni -I . u kl* It wa* not un
common for ai many a* a don n
senator, to arise ami leave tin
chamber * whenever he slossl up
|-i uncoik a tally ,pccrb winch be
did at evtiy op|vutumty.
Despite hi* smoke an I hit roarms, he ■ccomplished little trgislalive progn-,« and sponsored no
ini p-o I jut legislation
in \\<
t it.ur-in law, Judgn
It It I'avy ol IJ(Mbin-is, was a
biller and outspoken enemy of Hio
Kmglixh v -i-eii.il ipite bill, b •
Iuh* Ihe I egivlatuie at Long J
death, wool 1 liise romtiuicil JurlgO
Pas y , lull tl -I: -I I n I with that
u( ,mother dull id It would bate
rllmmalrd the judge > jurl*diitiun
and fore*-1 turn into -■ new election
during whirl* laing hoped to haver
him sided Into harnilrssnei*.
Dr. Mil - hid mentioned his pl> '
lo no one Me uuietty went tn mass
on the morning of Hie shooting and
went swimming Hiat aflrrnoon The
only preem ption b it, alter others
**err wmmiwrd out Ihroogh lha
years, |* that M'ei * shot Ihe Km.:*
full because of smouldering re
sentment o*rr the senator's treat
ment of hi* fittiirr-in law.
t e a r
Thn
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Super-Cushion
at special _
introductory prices
1 9 “
p lu s to a an d
r c c a p p a b l r tiro
lit* 6 7 0 « 1 5
t h o
I O U K
AT THf S F l O W
w
h o o l s
o f
y o u r
p r o i c n t
c a r !
H e ra ’s the lubeless tire boy of the v e st! Get (he p in v ril advantages of ( tin d e r te
Tubeless construction—arlvahlaget like (tru er Rlnwnut Prnieelion, ilciier I'u m iu ie
Protection; Renee Traclion. Ib eie'i no tube In th ife , p'm h. nr blow nui. Ami, J*T
Cord plus rxilgrive G /ip Neil C.nnitruitinn giveadnuble line nf defrnte a g c m l punc
tures. The rugged tread snth Slnp-Nntch Dtsign means plenty if added traction.
And nnsv, ihese im pnilanl eat,as are vmirs al ipecial Inw Inirnduclory prties. ( nm t
In —trade fnr new J-T Tubtlcis Super-Luikruni by Goodyear before ib n o lf ir enJr,
Boy | a J . J or dt
( P / C f S
Introductory low ftrirra on IThlte Sltfrunlh too!
YOUR OLD TiR IS A R I YOUR DOWN PAY MENU
*122 w eekly for a
e rrvrv
Ihil eo lha l*th 4sy of fspisother
A D rs*l. aa Ih# front tt*a« of
ihs »saila«ts rouaty t nun timwa.
ar laniard, yierida. ,i |) m arlark
A M r. DOLOI.AB STLXITNOM.
Admi-ittratar ar Ih* stills nf
Irl* Taflnrd Ooadwla. dsrstsaA.
will salt ta Ihe hlthstf and Mil
hiddsr for rtih. al auhl'r ails,
ths f*ll*»l»a dtrorlh*-! proparly
lac* tad a i aaa pa hast to As anna*
taatard, Plartda. la-witThe hank IS last at l.s
f
foter in slsta p<*litir<
Lmg t* a martyred hero to some,
a dead tyrant lo othrrs
Me rapidly rcnirntrd hit com
plete control o| the state Nothing
was ton small (or him In decide
from tlie appointment of a>tatc
P tiernian In the lloatmg of million
dollar li ghuay project *
Seising control of the lax m a
chinery ol the Mate, lamg nsrd It
to bring hi* enemies into line hy
raising w**e*sments. On hn follow
er* hf lavished favor*
Brother Karl, onetime M!M*
IUH governor of Hie state, i* on
the riimrbark trad, aiming (or an
onpreceilrntrd second tci-n in Hie
govrinor'* chair
D Gr->r gr Long, for opny ve.rr*
a Pmcvtlle Hfnli*t, now i« rongies>man (com the nth Louisiana
Congressional District
Julian, a thud hrothrr, I* a
ShtvtcpoD attorney ami keep* welt
mil of Ihr limelight, even a* lie Jut
when Long was In hit prime
And lln-sell, eldest *.m ot the
Kingfish. ha* followed his father's
foot steps into Ihr Senate hut the
liken- . end* their \ stud* ol
‘•••u'le toll call* reveal* that Sen.
Ilu-->ll l ong, more likely than not.
prefer * to take a stand -t varianee
with the stand hi* father might
have hern rvperte.l lo lake
Huey's widow also Ih r quietly
in Shreveport III* daughter. 'I <*.
tin..- McFarland, and a *eeond **>n.
Palmer Rrid lame, all ef Shrcvepoit, t-we rarely been *-'•'( lies,*
since Die IMils.
The Klnglish wa* boro in p o eity
to sharecropper parent* in \v onfirht in I'm Mr ran hi, life like a
runaway' locomotive Me <«as a *uf.
resiful traveling salesman st the
age of IT; went through a Ihirr-
Brings You the Best
Tire News of the Year!
Deceased
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MORI PEOPL
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113 SOUTH PARK AVE1
SANFORD, FLORID,
ON G O O D Y E A R TI RES T H A N O N A
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o o d
P ap e 5
Leans Back, Thinks
B \ T II N B ft l' G K. L* IF
-T he "Kingfuh" leaned bark and
watched tbr light* on ths rlerlnc
volmg machine hlmk obeliently
The time: In years ago Sept a
The scene1 The state Lcgisliluic
of Louisiana
The man Sen Huey P Long,
political rlirtalor of LnulMana and
probably the closest approach to a
dictator this democracy has known
The "Kmglish". wanted certain
bill* passed and had convrned the
Legislature In do It lamg't bill*
were being pa**ed at the rale of
one a minute with the ant of he
ctcrlnc voting machine
lldler roublnl* have done it any
fasicr in ihr licirhstaj!
When a legi*lator berauif eon
fused and pushed the "no" button,
the gaily dressed senator *rnt one
ol hiv hard-eyed bodyguards down
the aisle In guide tbr lawmaker's'
hand to "yes."
.s.ili,lied willl the *prrd and Ihe
overwhelming majorities, tin Kingfi*h" slnwle out of the chamber
into Ihr lotihv and toward the go*
ernor's affix**.
Dn hi* heels was In* rrlintir of
lowly goal it*
From behind a pillar stepped a
young doctor.
There was a burst of pt*tn| *hol*
When it ** ** over b m ; w.-* *t.,g.
grrmg holding hi* stomach, mor
tally wounded
The doctor lay on the fliwr rid
died with bullet holr«
1-ong died a tew hour* later The
draih throe* of h'* dictatorship
took year* and errn today lloev
long rrmains Ihe dominant figiiir
in lamislana amt the lavng dynasty,
carried on by twn brother* ant a
son, is the most i«iwrr(ul single
IK nr.
tfsTATc
or. iRia
OOODvaiK.
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SAM DAWSON
Sanford Civic Center Could
Serve Many Useful Purposes
Wa’r* harping on a Sanford Civic Center ■
•fa in .
Staring u* in the face ?* a v*»it from our
dUlinguUhrrl Senator Georre Smathcra
tvhen hundred* of Sanford and Seminole
County citiitn* would t'hr to h**r a report
o f the acMmollehments timing the Mrd aeaf ion of O-njrreM.
However, faclUtir* will alluw a maximum
of 400 to attend rhe luncheon given in honor
of Senator Smathera, lim it n r the audience
th at will hear the nutatawHrg addreaa.
Sanford need* a Civic Center badly. We
peed auditnrmm 'pace where the maximum
number of neople could be a’lnwed to aee
and hear our distinguished vUltor*.
Throtj/h the proper coopera'ion. the City
o f Sanford could have a huge building, lo
cated centrallv. to take care of many of the
eommunltv’a ilia.
For Instance, *s has been advocated, the
Sanford Civic Center con'd provide a m eet
ing place for local civic club*, a much need
ed center for the rerreatlon d!rection of the
community's youth, an aud.torium th at
eotild he uaed for manv occa«lno* «uch aa the
romlng addre«a bv Senator Srua'hera. com
munity dance*, convention*. mas* meeting*
of every d,acription a community gathering
It* been a long time aince we've heard a
steamboat whiatle. hut It *eema aa If that
fam iliar aound w|H become a dail" occurance
on the St. John’* River ae-.n If* another
Kcmp-Sodrro promotionai d a good one too.
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We ean awap a few parking aoacea on
F irst Ftn-et for a thouaand car parking lot.
If the Sanford Cltv Cnmmi»«l «n would only
add Ha approval That making room for a
lot of aht p|wr* to viait the Sanford atore*.
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There'* galng to hea lotof excitement
when light* hring out the beat that'* In ua
around the present bannahell. According to
th e lateat plana, we're going to are hundred!
and hundreds nf feet ef neon light* along
with plenty of spotlight* Illuminating tha
antire area In the near future
The Sanford Herald
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Thuniday. Septebnr R, 19ft5
TODAY'S R1RI.R VRRRR
For h* *ndur*d aa aeelnf him who la lnvfalbl*.—rlfeb. 11:2T.—If we could Me who ia
M our aid* we would hitv* fTM t courage,
b u t faith enable* tie to w e.
JA M E S M ARLO W
I
g Adenauer, lacking Juit
■u af being to, hat any
' a aetUement ni Germany
Kuasians — an hit terms.
— they mutt ba modest
ia a political realist,
i bems a Mad of
paetwar figure, a man ef
vtafam. Under hla
I with American
Weal Germany kaa surged
from tie rulaa af
afiaglaaee kaa bams fa tha
art fa Ruaala. What tha Wait
i ll a watfad Oermaay, |w t
RatdSP dam, with free alecla which I
Vail h ? f
KEtb YORK IP— Tha ihaiU y, pens U» tha Lle-lik# dummies in- \ side the vehicJe.
ghaitir hlghwsy death tnlj over the tide. Latestlately devices
arej They al*o »dl *ut down the
Labor Day weekend it spurring the being
shown.
chancet ot passcngcri
n e in ^ ^ in
auto industry today to stress new , Cornell's itudiet show that to | | | i u , th, |n,ti jirent pan... .j f tafey device!.
per cent of all
injured d m e rt
arc |( rr, f . rfh
showsthat M p ®
Car makert can't keep motorist* hurt on the ateering attembly. I Mn, 0j ihme Injured in the frniT
from running into each other, b u t^ ’otd engineer* are demunttratma
Jf# part on the instrument
industry ipoketmen lay tha in-1 a deepcenler
safety
’
’ * Herring
‘ • h e n pinfj
juries can b* cut by at le n t a »hich slowly gives way under
Craih euthlonlng for the Imtruou lun
third If safety devices en ISM cra.h impact, distributing the mfm
mrnt pand ,and
tun vnort 1* being
models are used.
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demonstrated b, Ford engineer*,
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s-„fH than let him be impaled on the who claim (he piddina li five times
more thock absorbent than sponge,
and dutributei the force nf an
place th at will fill hundreds of needs.
May we suggest that the Seminole Coun
ty Chamber of Commerce join in the drive
for a Sanford Civic Center, possibly m ak in g '
available a larger auite of office* for the
expansion nf the chamber's facilities for
carrying on It* much needed work for th e,
community.
If the entire community could only Join
hands to make the prrie'-t a auccea*. It
would he a matte* of only a few month* be
fore a grand and spaciout building could be
erected ar.d no* into use.
A central local ton In Fort Mellon Park
between the Sanford awimming pool and the
present tennis courts would make possible
a Sanford Civle Center secon 1 to none In
Florida for title* of comparable *be.
Till* Is reallv en onpo-timl'.r for a show
of our "civie prMe".
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Porkinq Meter Violators
The Sanf wd Police Department has run
into a very serious problem th rt concern*
the citlrena of the area an<* their ability to
come In, park, and shop tn the downtown
area.
Stacked, filed, and m w dsn'.V being pro.
ceased, op the Desk Sergeant’* de«k. ere
hundreds of the vellnw cards, torn from
envelope* which constitute a parking m eter
violation notbe.
Noticeably prominent ere numerous yej-
Done YourChristmasShopping Yet?
NKW YORK W— fione yo'irlcoits 129! with foot pedals, or HOT
Christmas shopping yetT
I when powered *ith a motor that
With the poi*on Ivy season on spin* it along at five mile* an
(he wane and summer getting ctr- hour. Just the thing for Junior
cles under her eyes, now ii the '• h « >«u want to send him to the
time to brood over the fart that it More to pick up a doten eggs
Rut don't faint, father. The c u t
Is only 1M days until Santa Claus
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lh, average tor 1* «*’>• **
The
do-it-yourself kits range
from bske-a-rtal cake packets lor
girts to toy uranium hunting outfits
for small boys. The new chemistry
seta come with a money-back
guarantee that junior won't be able
to blow himself up or make a baby
alom bomb la the basement
Fiend said the Davy Crockett
erase It dying or alrtidy dead.
“The trouble lies with manu
facturers in each case." he said
“They tried to cash in on the vngue
in a way that stretched the credu
lity of children.
“ Fur eiample. one firm put out
a toy called 'the Davy Crockett
elertrie telephone."
Freud feels when a vogue gets
this far out of line with fact it it
on the way out
"You can't insult a child's Intelli
gence,’’ he said, and gives this Up
to anybody buying toys:
"First, find out the child’s real
interest-then give him a toy that
•ill help sattisfy that interests, not
make it ridiculous."
low alio* th a t a re clinn d to g e th e r. Accord„
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Ing to Police C h ief Roy W illiam *, th e se a re (j/ nk , fumnl „ nillflg
aid. J ,
mntl wi.tely favored toys," said
th e repen* v iolator*.
, to camp can start worrying over Freud “Television has much to do
P arkirg metera provide • *ervice to ritt- *Mte to Red iht money to buy with this, as well ai the trend
sens who went to shon and do business In cuts
r•K•l,
tnviird nrwer loyt.
the downtown erea. Thev allow an hour’* The little raicali themselves “The themes this year are
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doit-yourself kits, and toys that
parking Dme for a nlrkn’ ai d should a ahnp- d°?_!
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in with T\' prrsonalitiM. such
per require iuat Mme em in i’ for pit-king up yuletide bonanra In history Is in at Arthur Gudfiay ukelts and Gen*
•tore lor them The booming toy Aulry guitars."
a parkage, 12 mlnutra time I; provided for Industry eaprrls to wind up I9U
Among the realistic f a n are
a pennywith a record-breaking I 't billum
walkie talkie sets, portable loud
What concern* fhecitlgtn* of thl* area la dotlar buitneis.
speakers, and communication out
The Toy Guidance Council, watch
the fact th a t aome fotka abuse the privilege
fits that enable up lo five children
dog of t e industry, now has on >•
" *»J*
, , h o*rr
.
L
" ‘ phone
Bh„ „ nettheir
o«n
of the pat king meter. They allow their c a n
d,Up' ^ . h ,rV .
work from five different rooms.
to remain parked In a dnwnlnwn area for plaything■
approved by educators Unfortunately, this won't relieve
hour* on end. keeping a customer from the a* both safe and durable. The dis the pressure that teen-agers put on
atore* of the me*rh*nt. from the office of play—the items rang* from t l pic the family phone.
ture books to 13.000 electric trains
the Sanford profe*slonal man. from the real —la a child's drram nf fairyland
eatair office*, from ah-vniiing f« r an hour.
Rut it isn't for children. It's tn
Rome of Sanford’* huiir.eia people park guide Ihe nalion'a retell toy buyars
What's new la fay* this year*
their ear In front of the etore or buaineaa.
Well, styles change ta toy* Just as
drop a penny in the motet when the Police they do In clothing.
------------------ B y B I N N I T T C i t e ------------------Department check* the rnrter, and another Take dolls, for raampt# Dolts
uved
to
do
nothing
but
lie
still
and
penny only when they aee him coming again.
FLORIDA HOUSEWIFE demanded a twanty-Avw pound
roast, to her butcher obligingly lugged on* out of the r*Thla bualneaaman or per*' n. la keeping a look dumb Then along came dolls
that could open and clot* their
frignretor. “Shall I tend it today!" ha asked, mopping hla brow
ahopper from hla atoce, or out e* the office •yet. aay “ M amt," and moisten a
"Ob, I don’t want to buy It,"
of hi* neighboring profe«*lonal man.
diaper. Now they have dolls that
•h* explained. T v * been on
We heartily *ndnr*« the Sanford Police ran be led, take a walk, do a toe
a dint and lost exactly tw r w
Department'* "crack down" on parking m a dinca. and—aa help me—one that
ty-flv* pound* I wanted to
will open her mouth m that htr
ter violate r*.
arc what that much m eat
little mother ran fli her teeth.
like."
O ther eltiea allop o nlr hHef parking
Rut on* af the eutitanding dolls
* a e
in downtown ahopplng area*, they're a lr id thl* year ta a big wide-eyed
blonde
that
arils
far
UM
and
does
Ivory
snap,
famous tn ranee a
e r on m d e r violation!, fine* are higher,
nothing but stand up looking dumb
•o«La. awe* ita buoyancy la (ha
parking fee* higher.
and beautiful. Her big assat: She
praaanra af tiny air bubblea
W e're fortunate to have the facilitiea In wears a real silver blue mink coat
will** are whipped into tha soap
Sanford tn at a r t available and wa'ra actually ''Surprisingly, la flew ef tbc white tha mtatura la molten. Aa
Ingenious Inventors m a a t a r
price, the doll Is elrwady selling
proud of them.
very well." slid Mel fraud presi rtrwho? Nat at alt It waa an
Lei'a not abuae the privilege th a t we dent af the Toy Guidance Council
aertdent: aa amployM lert a
machine running Ufitindrdfway
have of their ua*.
He said he didn't know whether
bA*h to IMP. When he returned
t e doll* were being given to little
fable
■iris or big grawn-up girls.
praatol be bad a whels Meb t t Searing trap on Ma haada!
On* of the more expensive gifts
. A
raturwed from a day at the beach the color of a nee
for “tha little boy who hat every
faeaato I guess, she admitted with a painful wriexia "I eat a
thing" I* a plastic sport* car that
Try and Stop Mo
A
•ovarwmaat which, with or without What tha Ruaalaai aay fa Aden
Adenauer at the head, would fal auer in Moscow may indicate what
low hla policy of a rearmed Oer they are Ukaty to aay later at
maay la a military aUiaaeo with Oonava.
Ufa Wait
If Adenauer ware to show weak■at tha Raaaiaaa and Bait Oar- Mia at Moscow — a willingness to
■aa Cammuaiata have dangled a buy German unification at the
prlt# age la front ef Adenauer U Euaalaa price — hr would criticalba wants a unified Germany: Weal ly undermine the Western foreign
Germany mutt pull out af the minister* before they ever reach
Western Alliance.
Geneva. He ahowi no sign of doing
What they'd Ilka la aa unarmed, •e.
neutralised Germany. Afterwards,
Rut because be la old and pro
they could bop* the new Germany
would tuns east. Adenauer ahows Westons the Russians may feel
no sign af rUiiagam fa pay their they eaa stall on Germany until,
through Ua death or retirement,
price.
He baa feared that h i West, fa ho gtvee way to a successor who
Ita desire far a peaceful Battlement la easier to deal with.
ia Europe, might rattle with the
nutslaaa on farm* which would
INFANT M RltXPC
leave Germany divided, perhaps
A* MOTHER WATCHEd
permanently.
PRENCHV11XE, Malar trv-Mrs
Tha Eisenhower administration Roland Daigle aaw her Id-monthkaa assured him this country will old am Roger killed by hla father’s
tnalat on Gorman unification aa truck last might la the family
part af any agreement with Rutile driveway. Dm father told polite
aa Europe. President Elsenhower Um boy apparently crawled under
and Vita President Ninon did what a front wheat while be waa aathey amid to strengthen hla hand loading wood. Mr*. Daigle aald
bafar* hla Journey fa Moscow,
that Just aa her husband started
Lad week they called upon fat the track out af t e driveway ah*
Russians fa abow faelr good Men- aaw t e child’s danger but too Ufa
Uona by permitting Germany to to avert t e tragedy.
be united. Rut tn the and the United
States, Ruaala, Britain and Prance
a t e victor* ovor Germany ia
Wmfd War n — win have la make
t e final settle mant on Oermaay.
. • Wart Win attempt fa de fait
whoa the Big Pour faralai mlatstara meat la Genova fa October.
* W* have
■Ufa snece eua lhaa I beaked far."
RAW DIEGO Calif. fFWTWC) Hugh C Waltar*, brttormaa * M
clan, URN. son of Jobaay U Wal
ters af M Avaeodo Av*.. laaford, aboard t e UIS HaUey Pawell waa scheduled to return here
Sept. 4 with Destroyer Squadron
If which la cempelUag a sis
month tour if duty la t e Pat
Kin.
While oversea*, t e destroyers
vlaiied Sasebo and Yukosuk*. Ja
pan, Honolulu; Hoag Kong; and
Bangkok. Thailand, between op
erations with tha nb Plea!,
FORT KNOX, KY. - Pvt.
Murray Jacksoi Jr., boa ad Mr*.
Mania I, Ja.-kjOA, A)lament*,
Springs, Is rettiving basic train
ing at Port Rata, By., ai a ■*■•
bar af t e 3rd Jrmared Division.
The "Spaartwad" division, for■fariy a Ualalat wit at t e A m
oved Cantor, faceatly waa reap
ganJtad into a toabat-nady unit.
Private Jackfaa 1* aulgnad to
Headquarters Binary af t e dtvirion’s Math PiaH Artillery Battal
ia*.
tern grant
PrabaMy tha Rueatoa aeagwettora era afraid of
aanngtag their tuna.
I I I
, IT* deepen ** le serif* "lewr
gate" faih nsnale fa Jfaaato. Par
fariaeee, V a aanywrifer eaesas
hp srith banriafa folk mweic, he
'rue# a gaad cAaec* */ fanny Ala
IT"
• b ads* Pssh hat afwnys had a
Ir fb l
t e U. B. fa farming,
Be MIMAM * faBtollfaL SS!
IP the warm summer weather and extending through fhefr
makes your youngater thirsty, Irens children *r* growing in
give him a glass of orange Juice, i alt* and developing phyunion*
li e a thlret quencher and a body cally more rapidly than any other ~
builder, too Orange Juice U rich age group. Because of this rapid®
tn vitamin C. which la especially arowUi. they need vllamina more
aaaenUaJ for babies and ehUdrrn. than ever.
Thla vttomln fa also needed In
But what do they do!
lh* formation of intercellular
They rat far loo many meala
material In eartllag* and bon* away from h o m t- a t parties, ba J
and M help* tooth form ation.1garnet, outings- away from parbone growth and repair It Is re* 1entaJ supervision It ta extremely
qutred In ail ftatoua tissues nf difficult for them to maintain a
the body.
wall-rounded diet.
VitaminSChbetpa
prevent .—1.
bnflbra
Thee*
tame vtuuici
atudlc* wiuw
show i(nh ni t ^,
TT'------,
Iiicif Muir
and alda In healing wounda. It fa teen-ager*, especially those in the •
t e a nacnatary for m aintaining; , j to , t t g* bracket, are most
guma In proper nondltion and It Ub#iF toeatbelwerts-menianacka.
help* m aintain tha strength of Bo, entourage your youngater to
the w«lla ef the blood reaeeta.
take at least on* glass of orange
Yet, aa tot portent aa Vitamin C Juice a day with or between meals.
ti to youngs (era, lew af them gat That on* glass will give him hla
anoagh of l l
dally Vilamin 0 requirements,
A faa-yaar study nf 1AM chil onpefralt, loo. la rich m this
dren ranging tn age from I to II essential rttamln.
year*, showed th a t far teat than
On* mom thing. V yoi iso
half of them ware moating Um fresh ar canoed orange Juice, ba
dally nsssonnfa nf vitamin c aur* to atom immediately in the ^
recommended by Um Pood and refrigerator any Juice that fa left
Nutrition Board of tha Maternal over. And aorer N with a plate.
Baaearch Council.
Thla help* prevent it from losing
Inch af V i m i n a
_____ much of Its rttamln C aooUnL
While the younger chPdrm
farad pretty wall aa a group, Um
N. p. a : What a n Um aympteen-ager* showed a dUtraartng
of pyenheaf
faefc of vttomln C in taka. Not a
Answer: The symptom* of py
fangte boy at IS ar 14 m at Vb* orrhea are blending of the guma
recommended dally rttam ln C from deep pockets around the
requirements, dirt* did a UtUe teeth, which cause* kxwenlng nf
Bettor, bat not much.
the teeth and baflammatevr, of £
thong* of U
Defense Group
Urged To Be Sure
GIs Get Good Deal
Riders en
average 241
parv-t with
and 223 on
ike Madrid subway
riilts * year mm19t an New York
the Pari* subways.
committee heard testimony that
companies with "utterly inade
quate assets" were being allowed
lo operate at oversea! posts ancU
that soma servicemen acre being®’
sold "practically worthless” tnsur*
WASHINGTON Ufr-Tb# Defense anre. Reported abu»es In the KuDepartment has beta urged to ropean command figured In ihie
make aura American GIs get a probe.
square deal in buying Insurance
A house armed services sub
commute*, reporting Tuesday on
Welcome Navy
what it railed “laiiiy, abuse* and
misconduct of agents and com
"BB OUR GUEST".
panies" selling insurance lo aervW* bat* letted M ah
Icemen, told the department to •teaad r s s a i at
Mar-Lew
tighten Its regulations or face poa- Metal
Abeelattir PREI fa aR aaw
Ible congressional action neat.
Tha subcommittee aald t e de- arrivals at oat Naval Air
part mao l up te now baa been
at t e
“passing t e buck" la glvtay over- offtta ri
sta i commanders t e raaposislbilIty af Urcasinf Insurance firms
aad agents la Uislr commands.
The deparim ert had a* Immed
■Ruflders ef Piaa Nomas"
iate comment
Odhim ft Tudor*
Inc.
tha Ruaatoan dent
hodya aata.
f t I
fn m JNaata said the dree* af
Rwaesaa /eras seamen fa "aimatoa*." Pa* mark aawtag.
t I I
By aort yarn, any* Cbtoaga
OMpNMT 'UflMi
fanda abaste wM ba analog wear
tor mm. Jmt t e te a k af t e
MSS R. Preach At*.
During Ita Investigation, the sub-
mntttime
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Kuhbdrized
George Hughea Announces
the Opening of
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I t I
Tha Mater* aeapaay fa fcartag
bsjjtofa kanfa'a faadTto "May* to* ***** Uam fault with atefaliatag Baa to botp down t e nfi
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that tauata milrkasm D m fa*• The America* farm deiegatfaa kuinara wtu keep daww aa! aaty
which toured R
i said t e Rum t e n i fast t e wbafa t e e b a s
Absolutely Freo
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KRw> H4H
w a x YOU BR OUR GUBfTT
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News Of Men YOU'RE TELLING MEI
In Service
WELCOME NAVY
Aafet Ma niA/m/ ww/yy
«■—
with state medical
societies, de— — —
are twice as gr*at if he tin'll1 A final device being shown Is W
pertm .nl. ol public bw 'tb.
inr0wn from the car by a .cra.h
. . . . , safety rear view mirror with a
*fl
r
.
,
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virrin
i.
'
Au,°
w
im
a
e
rt
are
coming
out
with new backing which engmers say
• door"ja'tchea"*'»Uh they'
i>n .VMh
,V Vh Carolina,
C' rn"",*’ Urglnla. Mery
aafety
cuts the chance of g lau falling out
land. Connecticut, Indiana, Minne- MJf B|), kfrp dno„ frum springing '•h*'n *h*ttercd.
i T
4 dI
n un,1,‘r impartI With .e.eral million mora r a n
tne city ol Minneapolis.
I sioet of the new model twill be egpected to hit the highway! nevt
ford Is crashing cars togetheri equ|pp<d mith -or can be equipped year, the number of craihet may
deliberately at Dearborn. Mich, in «uh—teal belts, much like thoie riie even over la at weekend's
a national vafaly forum and crash ith which airplane passengers grim rate, but the industry hopes
demonstration so that doctors
h n # long been familiar. These. its new devices can at le n t cut
stale police officials attending the ^ n , will help keep ocrupanlt in Ihe injury and death toll.
W
two day event can tee what haph -------——
•
AdenauerToTalkWithKremlinMen
WASHINGTON JWAa otd mta.
Waal Germany's Chancellor Adenatwr, arrises la Moteow tfcla weth
la W i with the Kreaslia chiefs,
taawlag they way be waiting far
•g* • hie eventual death to rwB m hla frees their path.
th e Rusatani had Invited him
t i dUcstaa dipiometlr, trad* and
aadnrnl relations between their
daw eonatrie*. He aald he wanted
da talk about aomethlng else too,
that waa closest to hla
— the reunification of fi gr
and the treeing of German
war prlaowera.
tha feet that Germany I* itfl)
apart, that Eaat Germany la
b d f by the Commimltlt, la a fam^ tragedy far him and all Gar-
New Saftey Devices Being Sought
P A I N T
�§
ttrnm
Director O f N urses1
So cia l £vmidu
Mrs. Mary Deytens
Speaks A t S. H. S.
Air*. Alary Iteyten*. director n f |
mire. » for the Seminole Memorial
lloepital *pokf to the general a»
•einbly at Seminole lltgh School
■lent Futuie Nunc* Club*. She
wa« introduced to the eludenl
body by Jim Hawkin*^ pierident
of the Student Council.
A b ti r f bitlory of F u tu re
Norte* Club* in America and th r
ttatc of Fluthla «a* given. The
•ttv n e* theee eluhv .a n render tn
the community war a!*e> *trc»eed.
Any high *choo| (tu d rn t, girl
or boy, mteietted in p rafrsiional
n u •mg.
piactical nursing
or
other nuretng tervl.ee it eligible
to be a member. The meeting*
arc to be bim onthly, fll*t and
third Tiuedav at the high achonl.
Intrrratiiig pmgiani* a* well »•
field trip* ate being planned
The Future Nurec* Club In
S„ n fold i* i|ton*«red by ihe
Womrn’* Auaillaty to th» Semin
olg County Medical S .-.lcl); Mi*
i|l
| | Mather*, chairman, Mi*.
John Alorgan, eo-chairman. Mit*
Barl-ara Itupiecht, fa.ulty adeitor ami Mr*. Alay Hey ten*, pro
f< ,ei«nal advleor.
Air*. C. I_ Park I* the presi
dent of the Woman’* A ualltary
*n-l Alt* l» II Mather*, All*.
J. hn Aloigan. *' -I Mi*» Rupiecht
attended the a*>eml.ly with AH*Iteyten*.
•
Methodist Sunday School Class
Has Supper; Elects New Officers
The Piughter* n( AAevley Sunday
School t Ii m of th* Klr>t Mrlhodivl
l hutch met In McKuilry Mall Tu*»tin evening for a bu-ttic* and vorial merlins with Mr. J. H An
Mr. l yd* Stall. Mr* J r
Tnurmond and Mr*. Hrodi* Mil*
li-m* at hn»tr>*r«.
Lovely arranz*m*nts of pent**
and alorioi* Ultet were placed at
vantage point* throughout th* hall.
Mr*. Albert Htckeon, *1**» prr*tdent called the meeting to order
vtilh a prayer. Thi* wav followed
with The 121.1 I’.alm by Mr*. Uury
Courier Mr*. Hlckioii then read
a poem entitled "Lilli* Thing* "
Mr*. Claude Herndon. courte»y
chairman, reported »he lent one
bouquet to an ill mrmber. batkeu
eil fruit to two ihut rn* and four
card* of sympathy during the
month.
lard* of appreciation were read
from Mr. and Mri. C. M Flowers,
Mr*. Zcb Ratliff, and the Kirby
family. Mr*. Wright e*pre.»cd ap
prectation for a courtf»y e*tended
them at the time of Mr IAright’s
brother pat**d away in Winter t»ar*
mill# donation* to Iht birthday
bank.
j j r». |RCkton reported noth* *ujv
, .. _ . . . . . . . . . . . . .
P « ,h“ ,n» » • “ 1 tU »» 4nd
Daught*r» of AA«1*y a«nr*d during
Youth Week. It w*» brought to th*
attention of th* clita that
churrn wa* In nr*d of a pulpit
b;r and after a lengthy dneuinon
a commitlr* wat appnnted (o buy
a new Bible to present it to
Cbutch.
The nomination eommittr* p a
tented the following name* for of
ficer* for ne*t year: Mr*. Hoy
TiUla, prriidenl; Mr.-. S 0, Harriman. vice president; • Mr* l.uey
Courier. »*cond vie* pretldent;
Mu* Alin* Chipman. seeretary
Milt Yrrta Woodcock, treaturei
Mr*. Charle* Meriwether,
and Mr*, R. F. Cole,
teacher. The** ladie* were
elected and will take office in Octo
ber.
The annual eoiered di*h *upp*r
wat planned for October with Mrs.
W. E Rainei a* chairman,
the tociai hour conte.l* wei
dm
with Mr*. Ttllit winning th*
Mr*. 5 O Shmholter, Mr*. Clark
Refreihment* of punch, nut* and
lusmarily, Mn. R F, Cole, Mr* cake were »ervfd to Mr*.
Charle* Meriwether, Mr*. C If. Brown. Mrs. J M. Ifaye*. Mr*
By M Wit; ABI I At (It lit R
Winn and Mrs. J. P. Thurmond TiUla, Mri. W. |„ Harrttnn.
R«rk T.iS.heol V*uin' I he good
... ,i*v* n r hark What would we
Clark Leonard)-, Mr* Caroline 0
. wttii.oil go g
d iv e r * every
Hill. Mrt Hen Monro* Mr*
Courier, Mr* t. A Tyre.
. : . *ti i wt.iklrg a |o-or fIn
Rulh Hawthorne. Mr*. W E. Itainn the Iwuir * Al 'he riot of ’be
H it" Tit BRAT TIIR IIR \T --I it• Rtnag Blrkemeyer, .laughter of AL »• I M* It r lliikrmever, • m m rr al o-. t f .to n e I* ready
e«, Mri. Ruth Lundquitt, Mrt O R
rould give ■ few p-iinter* on tier version of bow to rat end !»* t-omfi> lehle " tu ts o<. ■ , me wi'h the
Edridge. Mr*. R. A. Futrell.
iv tu in to ' ' i- » i routine,
Mr*. Lyda Stall, Mr*. J. C Dav- I.utheian Church it.S.jlbvv* d Ca ion ret-enllv Su<*n to the *nv> of vlhrli, to -t :«i l.-mn wli.l* in
A* uviiii the filet day was a
I*. Mr* M. L. Wright. Mrt C J * bathing". She even had her ov n “ private pool." f*taff I’hutot
"little” tiu*. F i r I o.rii running
Meriwether, Mr*. It. F. Cole, Mr*
I - i r ,v: ,! t rrr hunting for thrir
H W. Virk. Mr*. Brodie William*.
. went Al.iffVFW A uxiliary Has t o Jat.e l.i»t*h'onI h although
Air*. J. P. Thurmond. Mn. J. It. Beta Sigma Phi
*hi-'*
Anrierton, Mr*. R F Robison,
,»o1 * Firvh-tiaii vSr'e h.*t ton.
New
Member;
Sets
Plans
Rush
Season,
Air*. Claude Herndon. Mrt Albert
N-.vv h» rr voire * " t e a l" sm art
Mr. and Alt* J Al Aloye have
llickion. Mr*. C. M Flower*, All**
g vi.i-.g m-.n I toy le Crew ft
Plans
For
Meeting
ju*t
retained
from
Chattanooga,
Elects
Candidate
W r it Woodcock. Alin Al.ne Chap
I'-.yle hat t**e r , | iee-lon of a
Term,
where
Ihry
attended
tlvo
The
Ladle*
Ancillary
to
th*.
Beta Sign a Phi opened it* ni w
man. and Alii* Bern* Zarkery.
F i r •) man. wl.uh le l». I' .yle
ft*ral yr*’’ Ti«*dey night at the graduation of their daughter, VFW held It* t'L'iilar inerting ■•n’t lary, pc <«t dm *n't like tie
home of Alt*. Rudy Sloan at ’.’ikil Miriam, from the Erlanger S.buol fureday night in t «• Legion II it. vvoik Hr » v, ii. the office for
Magnolia A .*, with Air* R. II of N’ur*itig. She i* now on lire
A nrw n.i'inhrr, \nn liardlner, tf ic e pel i n * living to r e t hi*
Charmion Miller
•taff in tl.e hu>pital there.
l-atnh, a*t‘*ting »> ro-hmte**.
* li elected to mrnihrr*|iip Plane • he Iula - 1mn. I An* Idea whj
made to hold a hake »ate in B. cauer t.c hoi to stand up in
Has "Going Away" The new effi.er* foe the coming Air. and Mr* Winter Kirtir* and wrre
y>ar Include M**. I Harold Chap Air., and Air*. Johnny Floyd re front of Star*, Saturday, Sent. t i t f to**
II. il 1 * Pin )u*t tea*
IT. Plan* w .rr al-o made tn nt I -g A.Ml t r . h m i f *1* foit'g to
Party For S. Chase man, pre*ldrntt Mr* Jim Ca»tano, turned to their home in Charle* lend
llic
Plg'ith
l»
lin
t
'Ireting
All** Chertnion Miller honored vice |iir*ident; Alii* Cherry Single- ton, S. I . altrr vleiting veith Mr*.
have to g.*' lo r I-, that Better
Alt** Sally Chat* with a “going- t»ry, recordh‘g *»rretary: Air*- Ro Kimr*’ parrnti, Mr. and Alt*. " , to I*, held Sept. 1« at Conway I ■< g o o d t h o u g h h r . a n * a e v e r
away" party Tuaiday night at bert Brown. eerie uniting sr.-re- II. Ilutirnn. Stie I* the former Mem-rlal P->*t Home, idl'd try - I Miming In t r dlv’atiee i* the
•ia| lake IJtive, ttrlando.
8 pm. at her home on Myrtle t*ry and Alia. A'cro-e Hardin, trea- At lea Billy Iluncan.
' lint Couit ' ,
Refii-ahmcnt* were *crv*d hv
*’ rer The Simmnr for th* S«rori*
Av*.
A)rl| rnungh on 'ha! niM ret, and
(lame* wert played, tong* sung tv it Ati*. I. Il t .nrrlly and th e' Air. and Mr*. S. At RHIiaril Jr. Myrtle Burger to lha following: now for •■•iir'hlu* Ij . R-g did
Brttv
Smith,
Alargaict
lli'lard,
and
two
aon*.
Stev,n
and
N>
it,
and a “chatter »c**ion" enjoyed. Director I* Ml*. " 0 . Fleming.
r n i - . * , . It* the
llclrn. I eay T AA'ny
A new member, Mr*. Roy It. who have been vi<iti»g at the I - ■ly It 01 brow, T11'f
All** Miller »■* a**i*ted by her
’’hig"
dam
*
In
the gem S.-pt- t*
mltfi i >• - r lUti r, Ann*
sitter, Mi>i Mildred Miller and Savor a Iraiufee 'mm Beta Sig home of hi* parent* f»t the pa el Rati
r.ilr.t the “ Pall Hop". It*» only
liaidtlirr
and
the
hn»te**.
aren
a
I
week*,
left
Alonday
(or
her mother.
ma Phi m Am.apod*. Aid. wa>
•’tri rent* • '*r or d'ag Everyone
Panama City whrig he will I"
A mark of soda*, potato rhlpe, welimmrd ir.to th- cluh.
he tin e to fn-oe It «t*it* at *
The ft* ! n et-iTg of the year Sanitation officer at tier* naval
mint* and rookies were irn e d to
n n- Beg >r * hoot rtoth.-* mat
have
there.
Air.
Ill'
hard
rerriit’
**a* an Ini.mitan' one. In that
th* girl*.
or -oio i I lie... v O e r n will pi..
ly graduated fnmi the l . S. Na
N
O
T
I
C
E
Tho*e pr#*ent were th* hnn- -ame* wale aobmfitcd of the val School of Sanitation in tlak
h1.’ !y ron.e •• I ' w r Cn- k i l l
All ( ’hlend ;ir
oree. All** Evie Kratsert. Ml** young wonun to la Invited to
t) - .gh ti m e 'h a''* hi* heio t,
CTmdy Roumillat, All** Joyce Ren join the *o oi<ty In Ui# com itg land, Calif.
*In l-rhrv ' wl the elu.lent hod.
ton, Alt** Linda Lou Yeaklr, Mi** i i-till g rramn.
Listings And
Air. and Mr*. W. H RiChard
I l tike to o -l onm .ill of tl.e lieu
Cria Cate*. Mu* Connie Blown.
Alio nr the agenda for the and ehildrrn llavld, Aloha-1, and
t srhi'i* **. t 'ho Mvlelant nrtn
Society News
Vita Edith llamon. Ml** Mary evening w»« ln< eli-cd on of a ran* l'eiira left Tile-day for a three
- ui*| to Seminole It'eh. AA'e hope
IVORY EM8RC IDEflED 8 ILK Jan* Flynt and the ho*tr<i.
d.dale for th* “Vabnlir.* Uirl", week vacation in Arnailll-i. T ea,
you gel tn love it ju it a* much
Are
Keqiiestcd
• ATIN DRESS by deaignar Molli*
Till* t« a nallonwldt ronte*l which and Pboenia, Aria., with relative*.
a* n r .In
ram i* la from th* designer’s fan
It’* ea*y tn barbecue hamburger* rloir* the la»l of November, th * ’
Fverv.mc i* gei*’ng »et for the
and winter collection. Th* EmHy 5 p. m. The
Allv* Sally Chare left today for
pire-eeamed bodic* la draped over right In the kltrhrn. Brown the pat v, inner’* pi-’uir a r 'oaring on the
f-ollwll gairev t h e year. ••(
tie* a* m ini, then simmer themin (oyer of the VVbniary l»*ue of Chatham Hall In 1’hath.e it, \ a .
kttl* eleeves.
i-'.irve that'* or., of tho main
Day Preceding
•he "Torch’’, the National Beta where *he will attend K-hool.
a favorite barbecue taure.
.|.|p>te In 'h r ito'i.nt*' ennverva
Sigma Phi maiaiine Mr* Heoigr
Publication
Imn. The fir <t j-nmr *111 lie played
Andrew Spe r >*■* elected a* canm Sanford wiih I . man «n Sept.
Miss Sally Chase
d date fo* tie local chapter.
Plan* were mad* for the Baiaar
f- tie held on Dee 2. with the lo Hostess A t Party
Alfa* Sally Chain, wio will
cation tentatively set at the Epl*.
u o n d c r i u l ly w a r m , y e t to lig h t w e ig h t
copal ParICt Hon * Mm* detailed leave today for Chatham Hall, a
information will he given during girl*' Preparatory School In A’lf
y o u l o r g e t y o u 'r e w e a r in g it !
•he coming month* The leading ginia, had a gel together Sattrr
rv-ie project o ' the aorority, that day night at her home in Bel-Air
1Uiicing and "chaUing" wa« en
of going alb I ted hour* to the joyed by the teenager* and *"fl
M R. LO U IS M A TTH EW S
“V*ef#c1k*ie hn a
Cancer
l-oaiy
Clotet
for
Indigent
P tn ta n perfect m o-m ean*
drinks along with aandwirhr* and
polenta, *oon to b» e*tabli*het| other refreshment* were rerved.
•■pert leilonnc, fcfhtweight
I.rally, the eupplv lug of material*
Theue Invited were F.vir Krat
of tlie
w arm th, diep* retention,
I j t bandage*, tnd the making of i*rt, Charmion Aliller, Edith linn
btndage* by the member*, wav al- 1•on, Joyce Renton. T'in-ly ftnumll*
ragged #earvng quahtiea.
vo di>eu**ed At the clove of the lat,
Wally Phillip*,
(hniglaa
And. when P uritan.knita it
bivine.a m<«tlrg Coke* and rrmk- S c o t t , ( J r e g n r y W a l k e r , T e r r y
S T O R R S - S C H A E F E R T A IL O R IN G
labw iov, pure Iam b i
>e. were served by the ho*tra*es. Stafford, Chailea lligglnc, Aliltuaurioualf
No social program wai had.
che; Afne*. Ale. and All*. AV. A.
-brother.
K raticrt and Air. and Alt*. Holme
Miller.
COMPANY
Seminole Hi
Ip&AAjonold
the sanfqhp herald Thum.
s*p». *,
pagt
(Calendar
THURSDAY
r and A w " y Mr* C. W. Johnvoa
a:.-I Mr*. At M lj.nn. C hairm sn,
vvi’l meet -vilh Mrv. Tbomat R at
liff J r ., M ri Ro'.t Kumbley, and
M , i Franec* Cobh I.' the E.luea*
l e AV Vt. U. of ihe F i r s t Baplist Church will meet a l 10:4f
a m . for c n -l e m e n u g*. A enycte-i .fieh luncheon will ba held *t
noon with Ihe piogtatn at una
o'.liwi. fhie will he a S late Alio*
• l«n I'rogiam with the
topic
l o n g " l h y Kingdom Come In
1
C
- S o I and r» w- i
he in v-haige «Hh Air*. H. AA'.
Ituckei *r.,j Alt*. W. I'. Brook*
a* lea I n s .
Ti:e F ir at B*(>titt Ju n io r Royal
A m ha.taJora will me-ct a l the
church at T p m .
The 1 ir»t BaptDt Cliurch Cliolr
r r h c a n a l will tiepin a t T.ot) p m .
The Home Dcin ontttatlon Club
will meet a i the Home Demon
at rat i<>n Center a t 'J UI p.tu. He
port* from the delegate* to th*
taatnrvville mreting a ill tv givn*
The lira m m a r School P-TA
will meet in the school auditori.nli
for It* fit ot m rrttn g a t H p m.
The topic will he “ I 'a irn t Educa
tion.” T hrie will be an cacculive
he.aid meeting at 7. to.
Tt pWDVT
The l,!e*rie-v C i *» of the F i n l
MIIND At
P n p ’.. 1
-1 *r1'l meet with
Ciiclet of -.hr AV nici> of the Kir»t
At-*. C arte r th-* iPgrlow Apt*.*
P t n b y t e i U n Chu r h will m ret a* d l i P a.k »vi., il ? p- til. Alt*.
fohuw*: No 1, Alt- Ralph Austin
Clrtaml will ru co-ho*le*a.
S r ith C h a c w a n w r t Al.* \A. A.
Tile t ’l'll W vr« < !ub will m r e t
P a 1rick tn l.<*.h A- 1 i a* 3 .M p- al k p rr m th* CPtl Cluh nn the
tn : No 2. A .» AA I Roche, Choir, Ssnf. i l N i , *, A * ;.»iy A ir S tam .n. with Alia. AA P Brook*, a t ? ' ti ti. They ilr'lv evletid an in
AA *t 2ltd St. al 1 |. ni ; No. 3. vitation to t e hit f « wive* of
Alt*. C la u 'e How* .t. Chairman, ll a t w i i g I lletw l'if 2 gnd VC k
with Alt*. C I. Rc-luuig. b lit Va It.-lre-hnieiitv will be aerve.l a fte r
lencia Dr. at A p m No. 4, Air*. t i e n.eet ng he Air*. Howard
I» C llow aid Cnairman. with VV |fe Air* Id* Sti | pe, and All*AL* ttllve. Clause-, i rlrry Vve. at J- .n Wolfe
A p ni : N't> .A Alt* Cicoige A
The State Al'ealon P to g ram In
S.iue, Chai.inan -v.th i | n At. I. Ihe p u ' t Ilnptnt Church will be
• hIIiiui. To * •» P ' ..• Avr *t 'J l i held at 2 p in with Circle N’o. 7
A Al . Nr »* Alls A rthur C. In r h a i g t Air* J. Al Moyr is in*
M oie. I ha ru *r vei'n Mr* C. R- tea.lv r
Dawton. ft**’’ Mik \ - c • ' ] p. m ,
* ri*N FSn*T
No 7. Air* " |i Sio (non. ChairTl-e Slate A| • <i.-n Program will
in n, with Air* I' T piety. He
l e n at 2 p m : F e e n lr g Clr.-la t.e held a ' 7 -tl p m at tha P’it«l
N,. t Ain AA S I'* miry, Ch«^ Itap ii-i Ch-irrh with tl-e Alena
A i ->tIi*i ho.-i in charge.
m >n, with Al « AA S Biumlry,
M '. Harry K’.-n'
Air* i artie
Sn ith ao-l Mr* Al .i -n Vii ip. ..n
l e e r y Aei- i ’..v* i
H.-h Supper
at a to p n. • Even . s C li.lc i No.
O M I C I CUV
.8 Conic on g i.ig . ' e t ’* hack o ir
I . am all Ihe way tl.-* y .a i by atleudii.g eveiy one . .
AAr.luCi.lv . e e *■, iJ a v riv | | hh|
• praker, A|.e. it* e lley teni, dirr - t n r of Ni.r* * «l ihe holptlal.
Prune who *ie l.i'.-.evted In n u n itg n ay fain 'h r ' I .tu .e N it • *
C . u h ' . . 'Ir* llrv trn * *aul that
♦here ate many •M .hnt* that to-.
I -ng to thl* e' lb ae.-t it'* a wonI- *f ul op|...-t i lily
•Jo-le a f.-w slu l.'i-1 * were *url iier.l wh n ti.ry w olkc.l in Ihe
n. w room (hi I nv* forme rly the
offire I. * A’, nil's fore Itietinf a
"lirilliant” »l i. le of >c.i when 'he
walked in a » | y.-'ted "Sadie- -el
p uough e ' he • rvv t ao-l blue*
.-f SIIS , l ’l* *v-o you n. vt wr.k.
Bye now.
RIDE-IN THE
TIIUUSM VA — FRIDAY
SI AIMS 7;0J
K S o J y d ii
Fa I MO* M« M"M« (
I ImmuuuuHi
7:17 - 1141
PI US
/ Gk
*14 Oaly
CARTOON - NEW*
Win a
Kay Windsor
warcl robe
b PURITAN
KYNEDALE
(h m o Lu ic s w ifLn t
Club Has Suppe:*
CLOSE OUT
Iltf. Pric* 1 ? ^
BANFOKO
PBOMIUSW
b
S iP T *
9th
Secretaryof-the-month
dress
SA TU R D A Y
AND
10th
Stirlin g A Complete Line Of
HY K A Y W I N D S O R
*
Mc i ’h and Ladicn' Suits.
Mrj Matthews Will nc Glad
to take your measure for a
• Bom* SI2M l i t — 5!*
R
F R ID A Y
|ffVt|F' (•ming Esdl gaileg with i*i botl,,. yofc*
pl#0t in o uroncltffk*l n t* Chf©m*pun octtotf
BOYS' TENNIS SHOES
e a
AVIUa B E WITH US
Full nnd Winter Falirics for •
TH IS W E E K
d
(iL.iMviR
■
Tt.a Sanford T n u riit arid ShnfSmall wredgea of *tuffed eelery
nehoard Club had a eovered divh a te pleaeant la rn,*v upon In a
nipper and a bue|ne*a meeting | salad T r y atufflng Ihe eelery wilh
Tuesday night. There were .M a n t'x tu ra of erram ehee*e and
mem heri preten t to enjoy Uie mlnerd anchvira; then ru t the
evrnta.
staffed stalk* IntJ hlte-»lia wedge*
It waa announee.l th a t Sanford and add them to mint* green* that
will play D efend in a t o u r n e y . have been lo tted with French
tonight.
| d „ ,.|n r.
NOW
ett earn tw
bf
and It o iy And »t • |w»l o«« ot • d o itn -*
tOfftf‘0 »l toihbom YOU con **n frt«
|g
$ic*o*ory-o( iH# Moofh Contoit. Como m or
tor fOwf #ttU ol trifry blooh. Arid oik »© w#
tlu* M r W indier wh'e »ow’ie h ire I n iw ch». Il« k * d blue
b.ean o. aie*. A-i*i 10 *o 20.
s| | j j ( J g
suit to he delivered nt your
convenience.
ra n i j
c< > .U ' l l / ' , - i
• Affrediled Chari* Account* We1co**4
nnV
�•*
jsilio, Managers
re Thinking Twice
bout Bobo Olson
WASHINGTON 'W -rhuek Corn!*key said today Ihe fart that the
Chicago White Sox will play moil
of their remaining game* on the
road may help their chance* of
taking the American Leagut penBant.
Generally, * baseball team is re
garded at being at a disadvantage
When playing away from home.
“ Actually." taid the Chicago vice
preMdcnt, “we've been playing
belter ball away from homr than
to our own bill park "
The While Sox will hive to
rontinue to do Ju*l that if they
hope to win Ihe Rag Of their 17
remaining gamr*. II are away
from Comitkey Park
Tha Cleveland InJiani are tn
pretty murh the *amc boat — they
play 13 of their last IB game*
abroad, nut the Nrw York Yankee*
are al home for in nf their final
IT while only 3 of Rn-trm’s reynatnlng IB gamrt are to he played
away from friendly Fenway Park
roeklva
lioauksa
re- York
ir-tnnill
Oft* ■
Will*
}• •}
JJ *■
J) **
** ■*
*7 I*
f* JJ
'" V i 'l r m r u v . m rV v w
iltehtir(h i. I'M '*!" •
ftrltniti *, r’Ml*d"lpMS I
T-'fll at XI *a>«l.
SWI.HII
i , i -.*«.ck
o «tr a»o-*- *r*-» ,«t -<v
r iiira e o
GOIFS MONEY MAN TT-.Bjr AtanMg**
UCLA, (hr (ram that tapcrta declded wa* only second he«t la*t
fall, ii the prr*e**nn pick for the
ia.vi national championship of college football.
SYRACUSE. N Y. ID - Welternut the (jrlani. defending th a n ,
weight champion Carmen BaiHio ploni of the Pacific Cnail Conferand hu manager* were thinking rncr, barely gained the moil
(wire today about challenging Carl likely-lo-succred billing In a Ihrrr
lDobo> Olaon for hi* middleweight way voting scrap with Oklahoma
title. Call Turner gave them caute and Michigan in The Associated
to paute Wednetday night.
Press’ annual pre»e**nn balloting
Batillo narrowly edged out a Spnrta writrra amt broadcasterunanlmoua deeition over the young of the nation gate Coach Itrd
Philadelphia Negro In their to * Sandrr*' Bruin* a mere S3 point
round, non-title fight in the War] margin over Oklahoma. UCLA,
Memorial Auditorium here. Turner gathering in pointi for a firstfigured hi* aurpriung showing had place hallol, 9 for second, a lor
earned him another chance al third, etc., totaled I,Oil Oklahoma
Carmen, thii one for the Idle.
had 1.001.
Joe Nrlro, one of Carm»n a mana g rn , ilill wai talking about chal Hut Michigan, generally picked
lenging Olaon. But the other hall to aucrccd tail year'* national
JU U U S
^
of the managerahip, Johnny De- champion Ohio Male at the ruler
of the His Ten, patted both UCLA
John, cautloneJ:
0
Off
OS,
k
and O k l a h o m a in fir*t place
■’That'* Joe who want* to fight volet. The Wolverine* were ac
W£ARtN<3 THE
/
Olson. What can we gain now by corded the No. I tied orl 31 of
’P O S T WAKE w e
■nt* ff-Y fA P -O iP
PAO I t A CINCH
risking a fight with him :”
UP L E T MB PRCA/A*
Ihr 133 ballot* rail. UCLA had 33.
to n : top PO N tr
Roth agreed lhal Baulin's next Oklahoma 32
LOOK WHicH
wiwhep fo* r*e
noting, probably in November,
Michigan, ho-«r*cr. totaled only
YC*R t ' l e t Mf-p
AW $T 6 0 W/t H
would be tn defence nt hi* 117- *10 point* tn the combined tally]
W iN H lH G 6 O L H G
pound frown. They »*id the op and trilled for third place In the
^ V R S i^ S f
eO U tU A LEH T TO
o tX A s r tR Without
pnnenl would he decided in talk* prrtraton rankingfinishmp /# - o.ict,
neat week with Jame* ft. Nnrri*.
Neal came Ohio Mate, Mar s la n t,1 A URAH/UWl STRIKE,
_____ WA* TOP
president of the International Bol Notre flame. Army, Naty, Miami
THAI O' SHAHT£RE
*Q St* W/HAfP H
ing Huh.
WOPLP CHAMP,OSSH/R
(Kla.l and (ieorgia Tech.
o f t , re* * n t
Tentatively, DeJohn mtnlioned;
ftC A M i *U*PA<*e
WORTH A T L e A S T
The ftnal St ballot luted Ohio
V * o r tH CHAMP. WOW
Johnny Saxton, former welter title- Stale, UCJ.A, Oklahoma. Notre
* 1 0 5 ,0 0 0 .
a
t
7a m n itw , TOO.
holder who lo*t it to Tony De Dame, Navy. Miitivtippi, Army,
Marco; DeMarco, whom Batillo Maryland, Wisconsin and Arkan
dethroned hera June 10. Chico Ve- tat.
Jar, fail riding middle contender,
The rrtult* nf Ihlv tr a r ’t prrand Turner.
traton poll ifirtt-placc volet in
Turner, who weighed 131 to Ra parenlhrteti:
tlllo'* IS0»i, aaid he wa* ready 1. UCLA (.33*
l.n.i
to tackle Carmen with the title al 2. Oklahoma (32)
l.nfll
•lake. Hu manager, George Kelt, I Mirtilgan (3li
BIO
•aid:
4 Ohio Slate (9)
. fiW ORLANDO — Auguvt wlnnrrt and fishermen frm 42 Florida ritiri
"I thought Gtl had won. We'll 3 31ar>land Oil
sr,
definitely aetk a Idle fight
B. Noire Dame|3) .
sri
"From now on. GU will fight a* 7. Army
331
a welterweight.'* Turner ha* been B. Navy ( l)
313
ranked 10th n a middleweight.
9. Miami (fla > (3>
.3 7 7
After the early round*, Wedne* 10. George Tech f 1)
313
day night’* fight w ai • bruiting
The tecond 10
battle. Carmen aetdom appcareJ If. Rice
. Ill)
hurt by Turner'* punch* but he 12. Iowa (41
. 231
wa* ronilitently doing damage to 13 Southern Cal (!)
. 1,2
Turner'* mid*fctton. But Gtl kept 11. Witrrmtin
. i;*o
recovering and mad* it touch and 13. Mltilitippl
m
II Soulhrrn Mrlhoditt
. 91
IT. Auhtirn
. .... , M
IN. Duke I t)
. 4*
t9 We»t Virginia (I) . ...
. 4S
20. I’urdua (1)
3T
Richard Powell's Bass Draws
Prize In Children's Division
Pressure In Tight
American League Race
By ED WILKS
The Associated Fret*
It look* a* if New York ami
Chicago, caught in a vtic between
Cleveland and Button, are feeling
moil of the pressure in that tight
American League rare while the
flrtl-plare Indian* and the robu»t
Rrd Sox are playing 'em fre* and
tooie.
Cleveland, making a half-game
lead look big, rumbled pait Ballimnre d-0 la-1 night at Early Wynn
gained hit 200th major league vic
tory anJ gave the Tribe (even tri
umph* in the la*t nine game*
notion blaitrd Detroit 7-4 for their
tixlh ttralghl iucc«s>.
The Yankees »n‘d While Sox got
home safe to hold the pare, hut
they had a much tougher lima of
nne-hitter in *ix day-., yet the
it. W'hilcy Ford -pun hi* second
second pi ire Yank* had In scrap
to beat Kansas City 2 1. And Chi
cago, t'v game* behind Cleveland
and the same margin ahead of
fourth-place Botton. had a bad
scare before edging Washington
42.
In the National League. Brooklyn
whipped Milwaukee 3 1. giving the
Do.lger* no worve than a tie for
Ihe flag Onr more victory by the
Brook*, or another Milwaukee de
feat, putsThr pennant in Brooklyn
Wynn, a 33 year old right-hander
who led tha league with 23 vichmtt
a year ago, m a/krt up * 1X3
record for Ihe season with a five
hiltrr. lit walked thrre and had
runner! on ba-a most r,f the lime,
but tha Tribe hsckrd him with four
double play* and Larry Doby't two
homer* that drove ui four runt.
Only trammal* Bob Fellrr lop*
Wynn in vlrtnrlr* among .active'
m*y>r league pitcher*.
Ford, who nnr-hll Washington
last Friday, gave one of hi* »ln
Leaders
■T V to M B P O O fT ™
R tlllti M m*
SI* *1 bata —
Kaline, l-eirnll. . l i t ,
Itaflw—aUtll*. K i* Task, Ml.
huna bailee In—Janaan, Bailee.
‘‘il l'ir KA— J a a l i ' . / J T.rt
^ itlolee baste— Rlvara, r b k a a e ,
P llrklae bat *4 M I I Serl-lnet —
l l ft*. .V>« Tarb. 11- 1, 771
Bit Ibeaula — Bi a rt , H a t tl< n 4 ,
tie.
TRAVELING BRONCOS
SANTA CURA. Calif., UP-The
Santa Clara baikrlball team will
“hit Ihe road" during (he fhri-ima*
holidayi Hilt year. The Biuncp*
will play In the first annual Orange
Bowl Raikrtball Tournament at Mi
ami, Fid., Dee., Jam while mak-'
Ing this rroti-rountry trek the
squad *l»n will play Ihe t'nlrer-ily
nf W'lrhlta at Kama* on Dec 7X
and Loyola University of the boulh
at New Orlran* on Jan I.
Coach Red Sanders Crying Blues
Wianara of nlnt straight, ware de>rtT*d of tha Row Bowl bid be•auto of th* “no rerMtar" rula.
Tbey'ra eltgible-and eigar-thl*
ill.
Mr to to fair and awag the
1 learn* on tha roast probablg
decide the PCC rhamplanihlp.
■ r o d a r k h o r a e i — perhaps
FRISCO
PAINTS
"Making
P aint History ”
relieved and wai tagged for a
p.nch tingle by Clint Courtney that
drove in mother run, but J u n ^
Uu-by't perfect peg from crnlrr
knocked off the potential tying run
at third, lnrn nuioy gaiheied la
Ed lie Yo*t‘i fly for the final out.
The Dodger* needed J j.t five hilt
tu put the Brave* tin Lie rope*.
They icorcd their rum in toe third
uft Lew Burdette on two alngl.*,
a walk, *n error and Carl Furillo't
doubir. Hilly L « s -pared tit hit*.
The Brook* ran clinch the flag at f
Milwaukee today.
In the other game*. Bob Friend
tn-sed a one hitter, linking out
eight and walking none, at Pitt*,
burgh heat Chicago 2 0: New York
walloped St.Loui* B2 with w'vner
Johnny tnii-nelli hitting on* of
three Giant home run*, and Cincin
nati made the be-t of two error* In
uw-rhaul Philadelphia «3.
The only Cuh hit oil Friend “ h g ^
won hi* tllh, wai Frank B au m -S
bolu s icratch tingle in the fin t.
Variety Of
Citrus Trees
Going For
SANFORD
P A I N T CO.
WB SPEnALIKE IN PAINTS
FOR THE PAINTERS
WHOLESALE A RETAIL
407 W. FIRST RT.
FRKI PARKING
AND PALMETTO
I'hna* 2772-R
GOI.P MEIIIHNE
NORFOLK. Va .'JP— If Ihe h d ln
sttTinett. L R i a r c
ba-*e an It* at bile—
t ilMns
take the medicine prescribed by
burr. I'MIeeelphla. I l l
John O’Dcnnrll, officer* here In
nitae—Mteer, RraaVI-n. II*
aatl <1
MIm1• n has • »- •nriitofi, SIIfm«tjk • •. the Navy air service with the At
tlu et b ellH In— Iniaer, BtoahIvn. lit
St
lantic Beet ran eapcct a lot of mix
r i l r h l R f h lM < l M l I I 4 M i l | R f l l - s
Mile — k lu eien ek l, Cteclnnell.
Npwromh*. llrnoUlfD 1*1 i t IIS
Ill
l|aa<a raae—Klueleweht, r i a , l n .
htrlkp'iul*--Jnhoi. CSfeii|R. III. ed four tome*.
By CHRIS EDMONDS
SAN FRANCISCO ip — Red
Sander* It crying the blue*, but ll
hi* U C U Bruin, fail l« repeH ••
Parifte Coast t'rmfercnrc football
champion* ihlt fall, the team that
Wat* them I* Ihe likely sucraaaor.
Sander* lost nine nf the il
•tatter* from lail y*ar> unbeaten
•quad. No. 3 nationally- In Ito
Aaaoclatrd Pre»* poll, but hi* 12
IrttarmrB bark. The 1*34 Bnilna,
walks ahead of Jim Finigan'* twoout, ground-rule double In the
•evrnth and after intentionally fill
ing the bate*, uncorked a wild
pitch that left him in a 1-t tie.
The Yank* finally pulled it out
when Arnie Portocarrero, who nohit New York .until the fifth,
walkrd home the'winning run in
the ninth.
Botton'a Frank Sullivan, who
now share* the AL pl'chmg lead
with Ford, nrrdcd help to get IhU
ninth aRcr Sully gave up a tworun homer to Frank Houtr and a
walk with none nut. Kinder got
Rrno Brrtola tn hit into a double
play, then retired Bubb Phlihpi on
the pop.
The Red Sox immked over m
run* in the firat three frame* nff
rookie* Jim Bunning a n t Paul
Fnytaek. Sammy White had a
triple, double and tingle, suod for
two RRIi, in Boilnn'a 12hit attack.
Waihingtnn, trailing all the way.
puihed over a run in I m ninth on
a walk and two tlnglia off Jack
Harsh man. who had atlovtd ju-t
thrre hit* 'til then, billiard Unwell
M a jo r League
»*e Torfc a. a* l-"'*)» *
loaftl-n I Mtlwawlie" 1
n i i m ’i r n i i m r u
rooMsn vl viltwawW**
MUmteMa al Cliwlnn.tt
Preseason
Football
Poll Held
Washington State end Stanford
The re»t nf the ro n f • r r n r e Oregon, Oregon Stale. Waihington,
California and orphan Idaho likely will make up a five-leam
"Second division,"
UCLA’* graduation losiei were
t o w —tha entire itartlng line and
■ Bair M eutitanding back* in
PrTmo ViBanuav.lt Terry De-
bag. ADAm.rtca tacklg Jack Eltana, guard Jim Saliabury and
mda M Long and Bob HegdenfeWtalae are among Umao gona.
but Saaderi haa a wealth of mitarUl loft. Outitaading are fullback
manned."
»|ar,dmiti
, n, rLllnf
‘P , , *
A quartet of polrn
Includes Joti Ant
iulU.ir .
hJrk
,u"‘° r ' n _, w
'
* P,,r
h"*f f
In
Clarke, it-1 and 213 jwu.
and Chuck Griffith, 8 * and Ito
Washington Slat* and Stanl
" " " V*
,r# P, , *u*d "F remarkably ro
Khedulrs. Caarh'Al Klrchef * t
gar* open again*! USC and ci
u c U two week* Ut.r. Stanfm
must t > n h . « m
Bob Davenport, guard Hardiman *Uf*'**"
*"*
,n 1
Curelon and end Rommia Loudd
Villanueva'* aureeiaor al tail
back, tha vital apot In Bandera* sin
git wing, taka like Doug Bradley,
who waa hi* understudy lait faU.
Tho highly puhliclaod Ronnio Knot,
NOTICE
who tramferred from California, I*
allgiW# aaw and could mova la 11 ! tj-ill not he rciDonxIble
ha Uvoa up In lain billing.
for m y tlebtn incurred by
Cnarh Jau HtU, hi hla filth gear ■ny onn other than myself.
at UK . (a rlth In reaervaa. H*
J. W. Link
admita "I dan‘t Uilnk wall ha aut-
A n a u t o m a t ic
electric range and
refrigerator keep
your kitchen cool
and cleaner, too.
O'Donnell, local golf pro. Inform
ed the ladiet that golf 1* not only
diverti«m but help* in every day
living. For mtlanre 11 tnerene*
abilli) to make drrUiona sinre It 1*
•trfctly an Individual gamr It pro
vide* trlf discipline and inrrc*-ed
power* of ronrentration, ft also
give* Ihe walking exrrrite nredrj
in this day nf auln riding.
Welcome Navy
W IU VOU RE
OUR GUEST?
Wa bava bated It alr-eowdL
H«"»d reniH at tha Mar-Lau
Met.L
Atoelut.lr IREK la atl new
arrlvala at aur Naval Air
Matlen.
^
Pbk an rn r key* at the
of fire af
Odham ft Tudor,
Heat the water,
n o t th e h o u se ,
w ith an e le c tric
w a te r h e a t e r ..;
and let Reddy do
the d ish e s, tool
End steamy, hot,
tiring w ashdays
w ith an e le ctrip
washer and dryer
...Life will be won*
derfully cool I
�i
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It It's Worth Aaythiac
It’s Worth Advortiiiaff 1b
CLASSIFIED ADS
i
pfm
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14-
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8PROAI SERVICES
— Factary to You —
It 'a So F m t
FOR SALK—Two Bedroom Frame
A lum inum
llouie. located on too (t. lot In
To Place A Want Ad
City Desirable location. Eire*
Venetian Rlinda
lust Call 1821 and n«k for
trie I a n , Rcfriseritor. Hot Wa- Enclosed head. Sac-proof hofcom
the Want Ad department
trr beater. Automatic W'a«her
rail with piactie ends. Plastic or
Sanford Herald
ap>1 Space heatrr included.
rayon tapes. Cottas or njluo
LOW DOWN PAYMENT. Bal
cords.
ance like rent. Phone 1430 dur- Sankarik GUna and Paint Co ENVELOPES, letterheads, state
ln< thf day. 1462-J after 7 p. m. 112-114 West 2nd S t
Phone 32»
ment* Invoices, hand hill*, and
or smt* Box 1233 Sanford. Fla.
i t o r r a m * . ete. Progressive
Used lurmturt, appliances, tuolv,
•nntir.g Co.. 1’hon* 40* — 403
etc. SHiugni-Mitu. ta rry > Man.
West 13th St.
U
i
East
1st
M.
i
’buue
1431.
S i JJm*
I
C u n furnished
311 Palmetto Ave. Phooa 41*.
WF.La KA APABTMlwrra: room*,
privatt bath a. 114 W* First SL
^TF o« i "wS s S|» §wart
& ri w»
S D
Lar
FURNISHED APTS.
\ \ t .x 1st. Or Catl at >urnl^ u r a Venter. 116 W c rtliL
Avalon Apia. KfDcieecy. Phone
7 2 0 - W . ____________
Phone 1126 • A. B. Peteraon.Breker Victcrian Mirror* - 3 3 , up. Cur
Associates ■ A. B. Peterson Jr..
ved love scat —»!>., r rrnc.Y
P. J. ('beaterton. Garfield Wil
letts. John Meitch, R. W. Witrrovrntional Coffre Table —
liarei. A. C. Doudney, Land Sur
620.. Early American Coffee Ta
veyor
ble —623 . New- Plat Form Rocker«
—610 as. G. E Refrigerator
C A. WHIDDON. SR.
|49 93, term*. Dozens of Inter
Reg. Real P.atai* Seeker
esting articles— lor up
V. E. Douglas, Aaaociate
THE CURIOSITY MIOP
rn. t l »
III S‘. Park
Next tu Bennett's Court 17-92 So.
Lake Front home 3 BP.. $lt.300.
Lake front Home 2 BR. 616.300.
USED TRACTORS
233 arret faring hardroad 622.000.
Britt Tractor Cw.
SAY MOM) at. BY IX. BROKKB ■way 17 A Sawtfe
Ml
O. M. HARRISON, BROKER
Practirally new 7 ft. refrigerator.
S I). Ilighlev man, Salesman
104 South Park Ave.
Phone MO Chamber gav range. Phone 2191,
N. L Bishop, 212 Colonial Way.
NO CLOSING COSTS!
4-Dri.wrr Filing Cabinet . . — 623.
That's right, folks! You get cre Brndix Washer ................... 640.
dit for your entire doun pay Chin* Cabinet
. - .......... 120
ment towards the purchase prlrc 2 Pc Scrtinnal Couch. . . 327 SO
of 63.600.00 on this brand new, 6 Goil clubs. hag. halls
310.
3 ticrtronm ma-onry home, Just New Inner-Spring Mattress 321 vj
completed. Paved road. ju»t Youth Itrd k Mattress
111.
out of city, but with clly water. Baby Beds k M attrrx’s
Sto. up
ThU is a REAL BARGAIN.
New firms Even Has
DOWN PAYMENT?, you name
SUPER TRADING PD>r
it, we'll try to arrange the rest. Ill-Way 17 32 South Phone 2212 R.
SEE Seminole Beelty ("rh ®5*lT
ab;e Homea and Apia. Tbone 27.
Seminole Realty
B Room furnished Apartment
gap) iidloovtlle.
IP. DIETRICHS
T. IP. MERO
INI Park Ave. Pbaaa 27 ar 143
LOVELY Cottages. nieelyfural*^
Twa Bedroom Homes
ed. By Week or Month. llon»«
after 0 p. m. or on weekend*. Take your rhoire of two. Either
ran h- financed for lr<* than
4 mile* aouib on !];■*• i lv*‘
61000.00 down, balance monthly.
Polnla Motel. R- <!» Carroll.
Both have kilrhen equipment
Desirable Furalihed A pt Pb. Robert A. William*. Realtor
Ray mend LuaiiqaHI, Associate
432 W.
Phon» 1673 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
viiRNlSlIKD A pt SOP T art
BY OWNER — 2 Bedroom Home,
Furnished A pt I I P P«rtc. Adu'1*kitchen equipped on 2 shaded
lots l mile from town 66,000.
UNKt'RMSHED HOUSE at 607
Terms Box PS. •* Herald
Writ 2nd Rt. Also Furnlthed
house. 2 miles out of Lily.
ART7CLK6~rOR SALK - I
-Phono 146-J or 664-J.
BED I MIX CONKRETK
M rarle Concrete Co.
CLEAN furnished ApL OtW; Tw°
309 Elm Ave.
Phone 1333
people. 633.00. 611 Park Ave.
THREE Piece B-'drnom
610. Phone Iwa J
Suite
Kitchenette apt* Air
Plamblag. Rrerxy fleaUag
M. (1. IIOIKsES *
Servre on All Water Pumps—
Wells Drilled - Pump*
Paata Road Pbaaa 7M
FLOOR SANDtnn • Finishing,
Oak floors furnished, (aid It fitv
Ished. In butinev* sinre 1*20.
E F. Stevens: Route 2. Box 227;
Call 716 R-i hafor* 7 a. m. or
after 6 p. in.
HAYNES
OtDcu
MaeUa*
College Education
Ca
»
c o t nnA
2K5Ka*i!f!f.«arfi: Averages S91 000
In Total Value
■RAirnr PARIORS
J
HARRIETTS
BEAUTY NOOK
IIIK SANFOItl) HKIlALDWrd. Sept 7, 1955
-
Ica«h*
On the average, 3H.oi>v. two Cen
# Mr-fondm ned Soft Water.
aPrnquin Diycrs, 3 Skilled l'i>- j -us Bureau ntflrlal* reported
' to the annual meeting ot the AmercraiufI iran Soctologtral Soriety.
103 So. Oak Ave.
Phone 971
Paul C Glirk and Herman P
..
Miller said:
"liver a Metime. the average
U s its v-L-ii-o s t i L - s t v
A IR NLvvS A H E A D
t.mpoa-ui's on va-v -uttni-v and
smi-olh waves) tines with -Ughtly
longer natr in the hark. For
that "new
visit—
KYA-IIKSS BEAUTY S H O P
A ir C o n d itlo M d
to* E. 2nd St.
Phone 343.
- ___ __
_
_
24- LAUNDRY KKRWICE —23
^
*
#radlllto ran fMV(t to re-
«*'*«• ih ""'
nl"[r
'h*n the average high srhont graduate. Rlnre the direct and indirect i
rusts of the rnllege education are
roughly estimated at 69,oon, it ironcludrd that a rollegr education
iepre«enlv a Vtund (nve.tment
(rnm a purely monetary vico
: nt "
T he census men cautioned, how-
Owe hour • WaA and
i hens grows
as w ill as
In
trnplr
ju n - 1
Germ an
folklore
l« respnntibll
in fio rrn arctic fo r the i.|e j% that atnrka gathrl
v ra r or -even |-er million |w p if . S. re road* l<ai|
mil*
Technlrian 'atlnn ro m paie.l to tnnr | - r milt . Sill—Piano
d
o
lla
i.
i't
t.n
lion
<
in
i:>3l.
Phono 2144. Route I. Saaford I lo>n '.’5 y ra rs ago.
O/SIIK IMS-
I.
Preferred Rates to
Policyholders
By STANLEY
WASHINGTON r —llm. murh i«
* college education worth in cold
Damp Mfr> that a rn llrg e degree is tio
Dry
guaranlre <d higher earnings Thev
Contract and rrpvir work. Free a one
hour W Wash and D o -aid about onefourth ot all rnllege
estimates. K. I.. Harvey. 2»(
Fold
1graduotes earn lrs« than high
Sanford Ave. rh«i* 143*.
• Finished laundry
srhon) graduates In the tame age
• Aanitoo# Dry aeaatag
group.
GATLIN nROTHBRS
Houtkaida Ijsondrwfwat
Dragitr.c and Rulld-vier Service
death Side Foedmart Rid*.
Phones: 2221— Sanford, 2**4 —
164 Kam 21Ui K4.
A x iile o te l r lr r lr n r iiC o n i In ti-r
Geneva
I'm ted States esc about l.x * u a
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am
THE OLD HOME TOWN
Pag# f
b a hte s
from
|>onds,
w e lls
tn ai-h es and sp iin g s where thf
•nuts of unlxun ehii-lrrn were
sii|i|>nse-t to dwell and took the.-*
to fa v o ird fam ilie s.
John Wit Ila urn Inw.
417 fteafiw^AUiatta
10 Ft. Display Case with Freeier.
WHS hr sold to the highevt hi.Ider. 317 Palmetto. Phone 2352.
TROMBONE and Ifallicraftor act.
Phone 13*1
vO uG H T O s iS iL 1
Folding Col, mattress 72«-J. 3
p. m
A rL Au I ,C B a n *
rM0**E 6 '1
ilRfferljr Appliance Center
IT— AUTflMlWMJa • YHAHXR-S
•’Y'oui Wr-tingh-m-a Dealer"
Maytag Washers
H6_M*gaatl« Ave
Prnw* 1737 It wtT. pay YOU ta see US before
you buy. Open Evealag* and r .r r a h k i
6A I71C U 6 WANTED - 4
Sundays.
Eastside Trailer Sale*,
lllghast CASH. 1 HADE-IN prices
PalaUa, Fla.
paid for used furniture Call 93*.
Wilson-Maier Furniture Co. 311
E l » ) St
Ko K SALE — it*lb Indian Trai
ler. 27 Ft. All Metal, reasonable
price. P.ione 2394.
V E N E T IA N B L IN D S
--------- — ......... tiZ Z Z T T .
(Nationally Adv. BoUa-lleadi
D. Priest. South Sanlord Ave
Manufactured la Sanford
2111 Orlando Drive.
<^
Phone 3*0-W-1.
S e a l note V e n c tU a B f c d O h
Lari* 3 bedroom unfurnished apt. >30 Weal 3rd St
Pboae m > 6B U T WANTED
-t*
equipment optional,
Yard, treeaa. 17« Mag. Ph. 1673 •1 VARIETIES PANELING TA/K-WAGON dellyery man.
Mac * OU Co, 202 N. Laurel
or 1366-J.
Native ead Foreign Wood*.
Ave.
See Them At
Two bedroom furnUhed apart
ment *10' Magnolia. $3^00 Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. IIAHEtFW ANTKIl (Female) 1*4
Pheee 24*9 m n i T ti.rl w'anletl for l^mndi-rmonthly. Phone 1673. Bobert Oat Beat 13th HC
■ -illi
A
William*.
etlr work. Joe'* Wee Wash It.
QUICK CASH for Furniture. Add
2307 Sanford Ave,
ing Machines, Typewriters, Out
OR LEASE -B ervIre Station. e*.
board Motors, Boats. Super
relent location. Bishop A Hart.
WORK WANTED
-1 1
Trading Post. One mils South I I Marketers for Sinclair Rciimng
o\VEl ~bv Jerry laird
on 17 62. Phooa 2213-R.
Co Phone 2431. _____________
Free estimates. Phone I3I7-W
The Florida Time* L'aian
I Room Apartment. 113 Elm Ave.
CARPENTER and General Re
Your Moraine Paper.
Phone 2663-W.
_____
pair Work. Thomas W. Fergu
For Home Delivery
son, Phone 2031-R.
TWO Bedroom furnUhed House.
Phone Jack Benton. 622-M
630. per month. Near Longwood.
Baby sitting, Day nr Night. Elira*
H E A T IN G
Mrs. H. B. Lahree. Thone
be:h Colley, 7t(U Stevens Ave
Floor Furaaret and Cirrulatori
• 24-2966 Winter Park.
nue. Phone 121 l-J.
H. A. P O P E C O . INC.
GARAGE AIT. 112 W. 4th St.
20a South Park Ave. Phaae I Ml PRACTICAL NURSE. Has driver's
SMALL House. elo*e In. Phone
llcenta, own iranspolation. Rt.
ROOFING
1 Box 6. Oviedo.
3041-J.
____ Now taMETAL
Stack. 6-V Crimp —1*4"
Corrugated— 2WM Corrugated High School Graduate deairrs of.
SMALL Unfurnished Ontlage. 6M.
Get all Your roofing needs at
lice work. Phono 341.
per month. 613S E. 3rd St. ta ll
aid W. If no answer, call after H k frm a n C o n tro l* Pip* Co.
IROM.NO
at my home. Children's
Pboa* >09
^ p . » ______________________ Out West 13th St
r h tb ti a specialty, 1003 E, 7th
Sleep I p Comfort
KINS site llollvwood Bed *0" x PRACTICAL NURSE - Will live
Butchiiaa OCEAN FRONT Apart
M". Complete with luxurious T ^ O ^ n ^ e f e r e n c ea. phone 3*o J
■ Mat*
il 626
w i pSmith
h h nuertiw.
Atlsrne. i*ay
Dap
Inner-spring M altrrts, Matching
Inna Beach. Fla .C a ll Mrs. HutBox Springs, Headboard f Duran 12 Rt.AWMM OFPtM TTMTrtM.|S~J s
chiton Phooa 2374-W.
Plastic). Hollywood legs 6129.30 TOR SAL* — iftrkrt'flxturv*
E C H O L H B E D D IN G CO.
Alieady sat up A dandy loeafor good Meal Market. The
m r * - 1 corn ered A^,kUrn*Ua ^ h . 1232 lion
pnre I* very, very low. The
Ops Monday's UI 9 p. a .
budding for rcnl very reason
IF IT B BEAL
ash C ru d e r 4
able. A continued business for
ARMY-NAVY
KUBPLUS
m
at in Bamn^Wrt
t* .V5*r v . Bellied berause of
NEW Jungle Hammocks . . 4 93
hrallh and age. Write Box 261
Pup Tents .......................... 3M _Lake_kJ»r|, or rail 1ST7-J.
PAINT SALE------------- 1 66 gaL
L O W E L L B. O D E R
aPRCI*l. 6K1WPCB
310 haaford Ave
rhone 1321 !«■ aldar — Phaoe I3U
Custom Home* aed Florida
GOOD And BAD
fm Remadetieg zsd repaIra.
Builder law test hamaa
Nothing Daww—RasaR Nowthfy
Used Kitchen Cabinet . . . . ttn m
Used Wardrobe
Iio m
Paynsrnta
F ar peer Beet Eases* eaaeat
Used Sofa - ...................... 610.00
(X
Calleit and HartmTjRwHwa Used 6 Pe. Dinette ............ 610.00 Out West 12m
Used Chest of Drawers . . . 610 00
IM N Par^ Ave. Phana M l
Used Comer Cabinet ... 610 oo FLOOR aaadlng and flatahlag
Used Dining Room Table .. Itnoo
BEAUTIFUL HOME
Oeaniag. waging. Serving Sami
» ia Couaty ainra 1623. H. M
Located on 3 nicely landscaped Used tnnerspring Mattress. 6to on
Glea too. Lake Mary.
Used
Dresser
•
.....................
610.00
lot*. Bait residential section. 3
bedroom, large living room, UaeH Double Dresser and
Mirror
.................
63Coo Spar* Heaters and Floor Furn
diimg room, alaetrle Mtrhea
area Liberal Trada-Ia.
with brvakfatt nook. Utility Used Simmons 2-Pr. SofaBed Suita —..................... 610 00
room, central heating system.
Fiends room, 2 tiled baths. gar
M ather of Sanford
age Prtca: $30,000.00. Terms
E. tu at.
127
available.
„
S Bedroom home no f lot*, fine
RED-I-MIX
CONKRETE
tarn
neighborhood. electric U ttbta.
tu s
Mine]* Coocrota Co.
Furalihed
M K6PRRNt
-It
Conditioned. SlumberUnd Court.
FOR S.M.E — 23 Ft. Caravan
house trailer with * v Ifi (t ca
bana New tires. Priced so -ell
Phone 916* before 4 p m *32-M
thereafter.
FOB SALE — 1930 Siud. baker
convertible It A II whit - wall
ttrvi. fdiio ca-h. Call 9U M alter
7 p. m.
a 1,41slutz -
14 AUTOMOBILE REMWEIR U
CARS
BOUGHT SOLD TRADED
Ray Reel's I 'M Car*
• Saaford Av*. It 11th SL
IS —Msstars/ Itaata/ TraMera- _ It
CLEARANCE HALE
hrroadlUoned f-iiarantred
L'hKD 4IOI OHS
P i It I' .SEA KING,
good condition
... $2* 30 B l . f L a S I S
t. I. It P. KVINItl DE.
run* like a top and beats
ruwmg . .
..
321.30
3 6 II. r SCOTT-ATWATER.
Ilk* new .
339.93
3 II P SCOTT-ATWATER.
refini-hed
.............
$6130
3 It JOHNSON.
Very cowl csm-lition
lliw m
Two 3 II SEA-BEE'S
Y»ur choice
.. 6363n
3 4 EVINRUDE ............... 630 on
6 It WIZARD ..
*71.30
7'* If ELGIN —runs good
repainted, only
330oo
to ll P SCOTT-ATWATF1 It,
completely overhauled.
A steal at
................. 649 93
10 H JOHNSON,
W IC K E T ■
writ gear shift, tank .. . 1123 00
12 H SEA BEE
Very good condition . 1129 93
C *lA r hCNTSltd CV5NT K.NT OOP-Ui-:
22 II JOHNSON............................
Runs good, and wilt pull
2 >>-U of sklis
S*9 93
New 1933 Model EVINHL'DF.S
3 II LIGIITWTN ............ | to oo
7‘i H FLEETW1N ........... 239 30
13 II. FASTWfN
........... 333 00
23 II Klee. Starting
Big Twin
333 00
What'll Vmj llsvr?
Glass. Aluminum or Mahogany
Boatr.
Gatar trailers. Several models
of used boats It trailrra on
hand, priced reasonable.
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County Farming
Topic O f Talk
By Bill Bush
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VC-5 From SNAAS
1lauded For Part
Taken In Air Show
a
Compos't# Squadron Fit*. b«i«d
•t th# S ara i Auxiliary Air s u '
tlvn, scored a
and m ereofficial commendation wwi#
_ pirtictpatin* ta th* r««rnt Na> to n al Air fitww held #« Pbfladalphi*.
In a history making attempt,
co a J “Sarar*” aircraft from
VC-6 iucc*i‘ful1y catapulted from
the deck of th# aircraft carrier,
T.eonderoea while it waa anchored
in the Delaware Rtrer.
About 3CO.OM) person* wltne»».
ad th* event at which, for the first
time in th* h lt'o rr of Naval Avia.
♦ tion. an abereft of this sis* had
been catapulted from a ahlp at
anchor. The AJ neighed 45,000
pounds for th* demonstration.
Pitot «f the record-setting plane
eras Lt. C enett A. White, while
t t (Jg) Benny Wooster served as
bomherdlsr-nsvigeter and Aviatlen Machine it Mat# Third Clase
Charles 0. Fetrhl as third crew
manFollowing th# ratapult demon*
4 stration, lee AJ rendesvoued with
a Banshee jet flfb ter and refuled
it In midair hefor# th# reviewing
stands.
For Its eombind efforts, th#
squadron received a "well done”
from Admiral Arltlgh A. Burke,
Naval Chief *f Operations and
Rear Admiral S. D. Spangler,
Navy Project Officer for tho Alf
Show,
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Some of the highlight* of the
"* day tacludel ih* flret public do
seonstrstloa e l the steam catapult,
which develeea M million foot*
pounds of energy. This is enough
pTsr«r to t*>row th* family ear
1,00# fe*$ ‘JMw the air.
Vtlftam
William Ruth.
Bush, Sanford farmer,
president of the Rotary Club, and a
former engineer, told the Seminole
County Junior Chamber ol Com
merce yesterday at Its noon lunch
eon meeting about "farming as I
tee it in Seminole County.”
Having completed five seasons as
a farmer and starting his sixth one.
Bush told the Jaycscs, "A lot of
people live here In Sanford, some
all of their livci, who don't know
what goes on cm the farm
Ms
produce fresh vegetables for na
tional consumption with a very
tmall percentage of them uied
here In Sanford or even in Florida.
Half ol our cropt are shipped by
truck th# other half by rail."
"Many thin?* control the econo
mic farm picture. Among them are
supply and demand, weather and
catastrophic*.
"I like to think or our area as
th* last fortress of agricultural free
enterprise," Ihe young farmer
pointed out as he added, "we have
no subsidies, no limited acreage,
and no rrop allotments, When
citizens curse the farmer th-y
should leave the Sanford farmer
out."
"The mechanisation of growing
(Coaliaaed On Page Three!
Breakfast Plans
a For 17*92 Meeting
Being Completed
Plan* for one of tho biggest
meetings to date concerning the
f.-ur-’/ n ln g . sridening. end paving
cf 17.M f*om Sanford to th*
Orange County line a n fast be*
coming complete.
The Somtnulo County Chamber
of Consmere* Long Rang* Hlwny
P lan in g Committee and the Cltl*
sens Committee, headed by J.
Rr allay Odkaci. will meet Tues
day meralnr. 7:30, a t the Olasa
Tower on 17-UP for breakfast Th#
meeting has been railed to get
volunteer aarkare and commit
tee members to contact throughnut lha day, all property owners
% along tho proposed highway to
explain their part la tho contri
buting of highway property for
nght-of-wsys.
This morning OJham revs*Ik
that he her conferred with Road
Board membe- William Dial of
Orlando la rtfareoe* to tho set
ting ap #f th* saaehlaory for con
demnation suit* ta secure property
for tho necessary right-of-ways.
Odium said today, shortly befor eaast that Ptal aaaarad him
that ft wooH ha beat to wait until
the Seminole County Commission
er* h ats rvc+ced the appraisers
r eport an Sept Sd, before beginning
the ceailemnotion proceedings or
asttlng t p the machlaory Per n t h
action.
"1 will extend every cooperation
P'/tsIble," Dial told Odham this
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•sediaga er any ether means
that cemU^jMwatitxtod^to^a*4un
Mother It Colled
To Answer Charges
PHILADELPHIA UB-Tte motht t of heiress Doris Silver Ostrekb*
er will toeoh tor naetueion lo
d n q n ef
Lt. Col. W. Runge
Gets Presentation
For Achievement
U . Col. William F. Ruoge, for
merly of Sanford, ba» been award
ed th* Third Army Certifies!* of
Achievement, "for performance of
outstanding service at Fort MePherson, Ga., Quirtarmister. from
M irth 1#U. to lb# present."
Former Third Army Commander.
Lt. Gen. A. tt. Bolling, signed Ur*
eertiflcoto, which was presented
to CoK Rung# by Fort McPherson
Commander, Cel. W. H. McNaul.
If rdad In part: "Throuuo his
conscientious application to duty,
thorough technical knowledge of
Quartermaster activities, willingnets to assist any person or activity
requiring hla service; Col. Runge
railed the standards of Quarterm u te r operations at Fort McPher
son to a high level of efficiency."
Col. Rung*. Is a formsr UnWerilly of Florida itudint, where be
participated In baseball end basket,
bill.
The S#-ycar-old veteran Quartermailer baa received several cita
tions previously for his outstanding
service, II* holds lha Bronte Star
Medal, U»# Army Commendation
Ribbon, Ilia Korean Ulchln Distin
guished Bcrvlct, and a U. 9- Presi
dential Commendation Certificate.
During th* Korean Conflict he
served at Us* senior Army advisor
fa (he Republic of Korea Army
Quartermaster. II* was in seven
major Korean campaigns.
Col. Range la married lo th*
former Frances T. Hoy, also of
Sanford. They have e eon—Howard; and two daughter*—Mrs.
Muriel R. Morris, and Dorothy
Rung*.
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During a break in Col. Runga't
military service be was the ehl*f
clerk for the ACL Railroad in San
ford.
Changing Of Name
Proposed Af Meet
HONOLULU OR—Th* n th Gen
eral Convention ol th* Protestant
Episcopal Church, having made
several moves to soften its attacks
on the Romas Citbolle Church in
South America, today tarns its at
tention lo a proposal to change (be
church Mm*.
There has been a move to drop
the word “ Protestant" from the
aama. Th# matter normally de
velop sharp debate, a w conven
tion source said.
Less than three boors boforw tho
RL Rev. Kgmont M. Klnchke,
bishop of southwest Brazil,- waa to
address n foreign mission meeting
last night, the church's pnhllc rate" a office announced th e n would
several revisions in hla pre
pared text because of "an unfor
tunate (M e n of words which gave
false impression."
Dm rgviatooa deleted e l
■a# by naae lo
W eather
Partly tl-.rd. to fined? wfc^,
r aatonxf it'iroder'ko* st s
storing
tfifrn o en v
ererirsl
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Aremriatori Pi
Irx sM t W lra
NO. 17
New Sources For City Income Set
For Discussion At Monday Meeting
^Garbage Collection
Fee, 2 Mill Increase
To Highlight Session
Howard YarnelL
Is Shot Twice
By Own Hand
A ,7-year-old Longwood m at
The Board o* S-nforJ City Com- shot biwirlf I*1.. yesterday af
ternoon m an attempt to lake hi*
m.siiuneis Inis Into a stone wall own life.
lest night as they attempted to
Deputy Sheriff II G, Owens,
trim, from tne a'r-ady lightly • aid this niurmng, llial Howard
estimated bud -rt, cnutlgi funds tu Xain.ll, who lives alone in Longmatch a I'if.tt'K) different* In esti wood, shot hlniM-tf In the Ufa
mated spending «nd Income. Also shoulder and apparently again if*
facing ih t con nd ftb n eu are the the mouth with a Smith and Wetproposed plan* for a street ini- ton l i talibr* tvsolvrr about t .'*)
p.ovrmen; prog-am m*t in the yrsleiday aftrinuon.
bidgrt but nerea-aty during the
A u d i ding to lafotm alio n ob
PAIUS ‘JP — French hopes Ictming fl-ca! ve*c.
tained by Deputy S h e riff Owens,
mounted today that a Moroccan I Chopping only II, JM from Ihe a neighbor, M r*. J . II. H xg g tn s,
settlement would he reached be proposed I in'r-'t propami by City had ju st taken Y a rn rll'* supper
fore next Monday, in time to avert Manager Matron K Knowlea, the to blm and was returning bom*
further bbiod<heil in the violence fo r man tost I al'rmpled lo re- when ah. beaid the firs t tho*
torn Netth African protectorate.
valual. irojs-ts lh»t sroutil pio- which vias soon followed by an
Officials cf Premier Edgar v.il# emuii'b moni y to bring tho other,
M rs. Ila g g .n s , it is reported,
Fatirr's government said an agrre total within ihe prevent millago.
msnt «** In sight and an annourc
A household furnlshingi tax called I 'ultr* C h ie f Claude l a y *
mrnt would be made "in a short asieasment was propoxd but to the scene. I .a v n took lb . t rtlms."
l>eat down; and elimination from Volver from X a rn ell. The injured
A high French source at li.N th* proposed budget plans for a m an, Owens reported, asked Lay a
headquarters In New York told street improvement program, plus to return the teso lver to him ,
newsmen Sultan Mohammed Ben th* adjustment of miliage tu pro " I'm tiled of liv in g ," Yarned 1*
WATCHING THE DOLLAR* arrumulats, In a name last nUht at the Democratic Raltv were (l»n to Moulay Arafa by Monday will vide th* necessary funds for tho reported to hay# begged.
Constable P h il fo w ls, also a *
rieht) W. II. "lllll" SUraper C u te IK-mocratle Commute*min, Mrs. Ralph A. Goo<1*p*#>l. .iee-shatrman name Si Urkkal, staunch supporter budget, wer* other metluHla of
of th# Seminole Cuunt* Demo-reth Executive Committee. Mrs Hoy Tillla. D *nun*'ir CummUl**- of former .Sultan Mohammed Ben balancing Income and budget dis t h . seen* of t l i . about in g, as
sisted in lb . investigation.
woman for PrmiK-l 3. Jam ri M. Milligan. Chairman of th* Slate Democratic fiiecUlv# Commit Youisef. to head a regency conn- cussed by the eonintUsiun.
tee. and Mr*. Ralph Austin Smith Chairman of last night's sv*nt and a trial* Democratic Committee- rit for Morocco. Si Urkkal is the
According to th# Deputy Sher
Commit doner John Klidrr in g
iff's InyrsUgitlfon. Y a rn c ll appar
woman. (Staff Photo)
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former pasha of Sefrou.
e s te d that the City of Hanford
Moulay Arafa, the source at the follow th- o v 'te n already In use en tly shot h im self firs t w hile ly
UN. continued, will retire lo Ihe by DeLani The is'.tn would add tn in g arros* h i* fori. The elderly
International rone of Tangier, leav the Sanford water n'll. I! a month man, aeenrdilig to blood spUitehr*
ing Ihe coum il to rule until France for garba;e eollic'inn in the re- o ver th* r n t ir * house, walked
amt the Moroccans settle their st.ienlial a-eas ar,i a substantially from room lo room before be fin
two year qdarrel over the occu lai ge amount for stores and busl- a lly relum ed to Ilia bed and fe ll,
too w rak lo stand focaus* o f the
pancy of Ihe Ihrone.
nesies re<iuirtng dally collection loss of blouiL
Of refill*.
X a r iu ll'i condition was a l firs#
More than too loyal Democrats
(t onllnued On Pag# Three)
described as " e ritic a l’*, when ha
gathered at th* Sanford Yacht
w as rushed to th# W in ter P a rk
Club last night lo eat and to pro
H ospital. Ilo w a v c r, h it condition
vide a »h»r# of Uw funds for furth
At a meeting re U># fomimto
th is morning was given, by hos
coming elections.
Two
Breakthroughs
County Board ol Education. h*hi
pital attache, a* " f a ir " .
Th* unusual meeting. In th* form
yest ?rd',» in >U new buiWLi. on
A ssistin g t»*puty S h e riff p G .
(n
Sequoia
Forest
flf
ITTTVIrsd
dish
supper,
replaced
Commercial Av#.. the Superinten
Owens in tha investigation w *a
the
"Tea*
for
TV"
Mca
that
Is
dent of Public Instruction, R. T.
Fought By Firemen Itoputy S h e riff A . K . Kvans,
circling th* nation.
Milwee. was Instructed to write th*
Now, you don't need money to
RAN FRANCISCO Mt-Grlmed
To the soft music of the organ srnd a t« trier.'m as long as you
State Department of Education at
with Mis. Joyce Girardel at Hie have an honest face nr an honeat and lim l firemen battled two
Tallahassee requesting a survey
breakthroughs In Sequoia National
consol*, and with t»ngs led b> tlir voice.
team.
Srmlmd* County srhoota have
Milwee aald that the survey learn incieasod 7.1 per rent in total en dean of song leaders, Charlie Mor Western Union, inaugurating a Korert today but elsewhere they
for Seminole County would make rollment tills year over the 1P54 rison, th* Seminole County Demo broad, new, nationwide rrrJd pu started In get the upper hand on
a "spot survey" and would In enrollment, according to figures crats rhoss entertainment, conver lley, announced tmtay that any blares that had charred more than
clude both the Flnecrest School released by th* Superintendent of sation and plraiant puns, over long one can send a trlegram anywhrrr, 100 square miles nf California.
A wind shift rained addswl trou
and lha Sanford Junior High School. Publle Instruction K T. Xlllwe*. spceehmaking and rousing cheers. any time and say "Charge it!"
James Milligan, chairman of the
Survey* of Ibis nature locate
Under the telegraph'* company’* ble tn Req'nvta forest M uillev r.sst
Arcvrtlinic lo th* lateat ftiturea.
every child on a map of th* area there are 3,n il white children ,n - S'* ‘e
C° Z new wire-now pay-later plan, you of Fresno In th* Sierra Nevada
under question, the grade the child roll,-,! I,, Semlnol. Cbonty school. "Mtec. * »
^
* ran srnd a telegram at any West Mountains
Is In, the age of the child, srrd even atul m (otiil uf 2*317 colvrr-1 cnil* both commended and warned. He ern Union office, or plume tt to
Gurii up to 30 miles an hour i Reservations tor tb* Seminole
told the group, "You girl* deserve Western Union (torn home ot a pub helped Ihe fire bleak over a fir.
the location where the bus is board drm tnrollrtie
County Junior Chamber of Com
ed.
Th* tot*) figure* reveal that a Iremenduoiis amount of errdd lic ph"ne. Even thougti Western line throe mill's north nf th* north merce Luncheon meeting next
in
helping
activate
and
regenerate
Since the new Pinecrssl Heights there l* a 10.7 par cent Inerras*
Union may not know you, their ern boundary of King's Canyon Thursday, Sept 14 are pouring iq
subdivision b is been created, and in th* enrollment of white chil Interest in Ihe Democratic I’arly." operator will accept yout message, National Park.
Milligan warned, "When we saw send It on Its way, and hill Ihe tele The other break wss foui mile, lo the Jajcee Information Booth,
the South Plnecrest subdivision al dren and an Increase of 1.1 per
Tommy Stringer, chairman of Hi#
ready underway, the chang* has cent in the enrollment of colored the trememluotii influx of people gram charges later to your home west in the Simpson Creek and committee making arrangements
moving
into
Florida
we
aawr
that
brougtl about ■ need for the re children.
or business address. Previously, Mill Flat Creek area. Firemen had for the event, say* that the isumbef
study of the area served and the
The overall Inereaao la 7.1 per we h»1 a problem on our hands. telegram charge privileges were rome within half a mile of closing of placrs available for tha luncheon
I know some of you real He the se limited lo those with charge sc- a circle around th* 13,OOD-acre fire
placement #f children.
cent.
are fast dwindling
Th* Board of Education yester
Tli* biggest Increase waa at nous rnnditioni faring (hr Demo, rntinli, eresllt cards, or telephones Just before that outburst.
Stringer amphasited INIs morn
rratle
Party
.
.
.
with
some
of
u*
day, recognised the need for addi l.yman School with a registra
"Sending a telegram, particularly
At other placet flremrn hoped ing that Ihe lunrheon meeting It
taking
the
pirty
for
granted
tVr'se
tional lunchroom facllitlrs at Ly tion of IDS over last year.
from ■ public coin-box Icleptmne, the temperature would slay low open to everyone .rod that ladies
man School because of Us unusual
Lyman School, at Longwood, got lo pull together." he urged. will now be easier fur everyone," ami th* humidity high as they are invited to attend.
ly large enrollment. At the present now haa 760 children enrolled, "We'v# got to coordinate our ef said liste r Tharp, Western Union's reported at least partial success.
Principal speaker for the occa
time the lunchroom will seat less the largest school in Scminol* forts."
loeal manager. "No longer Is it ne
sion will be Senator George SmathSpeaking
of
Ihr
Republican
Par
thin 100 children. Following the County. Southaid* primary School
cessary for anyone to bother
era, who U planning to Irll th#
survey, planned for Semlnol* Coun haa CIO enrolled, Grooms Acad ly, Milligan said, "They've got searching for change to cover tele,
.Sanford group istcniblrd to hear
ty. the Board of Education has stat emy d70, Goldaboro Elementary their foot in th* door and you're gram charges. Simply call ‘West Committee Rounds him ab<ml the accomplishments of
ed that it will ask for a higher 66H and Semlnol* High School going to see a *nod fight in the ern Union', dictate your telegram,
Hie 83rd session nf Congreta.
coming elections less than a year ask that it be charged, and receive Out Second Week
priority rating for the new facilities 633.
Places have b e e n arranged,
off. We've got In solidify our cf the bill later.
at Hie Lyman Sclywl.
Stringer said tixlay, for WO peopl#
forts lo get our party tngethrr. I "About one out of every IJ Irle- Minus Agreement
Bids win b« taken on Sept, to
and that the American fogion F'alr
for a nine-room addition to Ihe Water Main Broken appeal to you to forget your pri grams now arid by the public Is
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. IB - Building on Mellonvllle Ave., next
vate
trouble!
and
let's
make
our
Goldsboro Elementary School This
paid fur in cash. Since 'charge' The U.N. Disarmament subcom to Ihe Sanford Memorial Baseball
party Ihe greatest "
addition, Supt. Milwee fold the At French, 11th St.
customers buy more than cash mittee rmmdi out Ms serond week
Chairman for the event was customers, our trust-everybody of talks on inspection and rontrnl Stadium will be used for the lunch
A aii-Inch water main, at th*
Hoard of Education members,
eon.
should eliminate the necessity for intersection of lllh SI. and State Democratic t'ommitteewuman idea should hrlp boost telegraph plans today without any firm
Alt nf Sinfort civic club* will
Mrs.
Ralph
Auitin
Srflllh.
French Av*. waa broken yester
double sessions.
volume by making it easier lo agreement—even among Ihe West, attend the meeting as a joint affair
Milwee also saU that th* entire day afternoon shortly after two
send a telegram anywhere, any ern Powers—on control measures. with most of the regularly schesful"HIGH LIVING” TASTE
plant st Pinecrsst School should o'clock.
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time," Thsrp concluded.
Th* drlrgalrt from th* Rig Four ed civic club luncheon mretting*
FARGO, N. I* UD-A taste for
City
Manager Warren E.
he ready for us* by Thanksgiving.
and Canada planned a weekend cancelled In nrder to hold tha
"TOUGH"
RECORD
"high
living,"
including
plenty
of
He stated that Ihe survey team Knuwlea said that Gragg Con
recess altrr a short rioted irciion Joint meeting Thursday.
OMAHA OT - Sgt. Henry Gril to shoot more questions about the
should have Its work completed by struction Company equipment tor* taxicab rides, brought the arrest
Civic club members who hara
this Ume eo that the us* of Use the hoi* Into 8anford't water of two brothers, aged B and M. on went to his police file to get s Soviet puiiiinn st Moicow delegate not made reservations should do
charges
of
theft
from
several
man's
record.
main
whkh
was
repaired
whila
plant could be outlined.
Arkady A. Sobolev.
so at onre by calling the Jayee#
He pulled at the ffl* drawer. No
under preasur* and put back into churches and business places
Information
Booth at 1371. Other
nut
beyond
a
firm
stand
by
Ihe
They
were
arrested
aftrr
|*dlrr
arlion.
trrvka by 4 o’clock.
Sanford and Se in incite County ejtiSurrender Orders
A action of approilmately received a tip that two boys who Hr yanked st Ihe drawer. It United States and Britain again*! ren* who would like tn attend
any veto on the use nf atomic
three feet of water main had to seemrd to hive a lot of money popped out.
weapons In self defense, the week's should alio make their rcsrrvallnni
Are Issued Today b* replaced during th* repair were faking numerous taxi rides Gell picked himself off lha floor talks
had developed more ques as quickly as possible In order that
with a sprained bark.
around ta*ft.
operation.
sufficient time can he given th#
tions than answers.
By Argentine
caterer lo prrpare tha luncheon
Harold
E.
Stassen,
President
BUENOS AIRES til - Surrender
Eisenhower's special aniitant on menu.
orders were out today for a gen
disarmament,
announced th* U.S
eral and four other Argentine army
antlvrto position In parrying a
offlceri accused on Pag* 6 of th*
"Santa Ciena la eomlng to Sanford Mmbani* organlullon, 30.
question by Sobolev.
Tighter Lid Put
Peronista newspaper El Epoca
A ecmmlttc* o ' Ihre* members
Lawn." 1* a promisa made thia cueiducted this morofnga meeting
ordered Brig- G*n. Delmiro Felix morning by the Dfrocfor* of th* vrbkk dealt primarily with Christ was appoic.ed In look Into th*
On Credit Demand
Vldela Balaguer and four subordi
mas activities In Fanford. Th* need for xdJItfonal Christmas
nates of the Rio Cuarto garrison Sjnford Jforvhants. Atwrirtbm
Civil Service Board WASHINGTON i*v-Th* Federal
board also spnroved an expendi
Reserve, seeking to head off possi
to appear for a btariag on con waan they met this morning in th# ture of nearly 1600 for additional strsat llffh'inrr Tlnsr named war*
board room r i th# Eiaford Atlan
Gordon Rweener. Dallas Loop, and
ble Inflation, has screwed the ltd
spiracy charges.
Sets
Appointments
Cnrlstmaa atr«*t Lighting effects. Charles V. Atkinson
down lighter on th* rapidly swatt
The order seam ad to confirm ta* National Hank.
The Civl Rervieo Beard ef the ing demand for credit.
Newly dec ora tad floats with now
Th# fund-ra'slng enmmltte* for
Th* directors approved th# slagreport* of m tm t In the garrison,
City
ef
Sinfonl
'techred
etlglide,
Its luccexs—or lack of success—
located at n maaafaetarinj and teg af a C tiratm i* Parade agate taamaa and a t* Ideas, Hunt told tha Christmas parade was appoint
Livestock renter m mflaa watt «f l),la year te rwoprratian with th# th# Merchants Association direc ed. Theta named to this commit- ■1 last mgt.Ue moating, th# re in preventing Inflation may hsv#
Semlnol# Canity Jwnlar Chamber tor#, will fen* a tig pari of lha Ua by President It. J Bauman appointment* for lb* reorganisa much to do with whether you got
Baaaoa A ire*/It aba
ot Cammae*#. Tha Jayvaa Christ parade. Tha earn* number af band* are Claranee Raddlrg, B. L. Pe-- tion of the Public Works ami tha a lax cut next year.
th# flvo adOMra w an not at
mas Panada CammPtoa Chairman, af equal ca’M.r* will taka part In kiM Jr., Jack Hall, and R. J. Utility Departments which will
Tha Federal Reserve Prerd ap
become afroll** at tho beginning proved. effective today, a rjovt by
The retie#, signed by MaJ. 0*n. Ed Hunt, attended th# moating af IMa years big Christmas svrnt Bauman.
Approval of the Merchants At- uf th* city's fiscal year, OcL 1.
tlx additional reserve Banka to
Jose Boss Matins *a U i first day to# Merchants Association otfV- and wilt be seen prancing through
Th* approval et th* move waa boost Ihclr discount rat* from 3 to
fas command af the ted Army, ctela to tftva the** the detail* of Sanford sir arts, according to plans ■nclaHon plsns by th* City of San
warned the five If they did net pusn* already jwdem ay far on* **f ahead* underway. Th# arant will ford for th* creator af a parking th* primary Futlnata accomplish m par cant. That la th* rata a t
Gantral Fforda’a ffnaet Christmas taka place, a-tordteg ta action by araa la th* present location of tha ed nt th# manlhlv moating of th* srhlfn they land money to man)bar
Baason arvofx.
to# Merchants Association baard softball d'amond waa voiced at flva-nun hoard handed by Ita com martial banks, which la tuiA
land lo huataaiimsa and K W i.
chairman, Ea*ry Lea.
" . t f j <m Wodaaaday, Not . LLia maniac'a maatiag.
S . J . Bauman, ygaaUaat of (A* tula
a
French Hopes High
To Hit Settlement
By Next Monday
Milwee Instructed Democrats Gather
To Send Reguest For Unusual Confab
For Survey Team School Enrollment
Incidies 7.3 Pel. Over 1954 Totals
Nationwide Credit
Policy Inaugurated
By Western Union
Head
'Santa Claus Is Coming To Town'
Reservations Soar
For Joint Session
To Hear Smathers
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LONDON, (A— Communists In
Westrm Europe hav« adopted
the Kramlut'a "new kwh"—iome
with apparent doubti, other* with
confusion.
Red leadara In the Writ are atill
waging tha revolution on the home
(rant but there are growing iigna
ol uncertainty.
A lim ey shows eommunlil
strength outiide tha Iron Curtain,
which tint began tn slip with Stab
in'i death, at a new low—though
the Red! have formidable forces
in such countrif* at Italy and
France.
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daadenrd the communlit appeala
—and now the Geneva summit talks
have upset their old basic propa
ganda
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communist
headquarters
asks
“Docs Bulganin really mean that
we should vote for Mr. Elsenhow
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Polhtl openly warns against “ corn
plactary'' m party ranks. His srgument Is the West has changed—
not the Soviet Union.
The Austrian Communist Parly,
never very effective, was dealt
phst amounted to a death Mow
when Moscow agreed tn an inde
pendence treaty with an Austrian
government which Austrian Reds
had been denouncing.
Communist orators in tha West
trying to rouse the masses against
capitalism have lost their militan
cy. They hava discarded such tra
ditional catch-phrase* as "fascist
beasts” , '’ warmoniers” , and “lack
ey* of wall street” .
Tha new theme is "Spirit ef
Geneva."
The tune everywhere—regard
less of language—is the same and
one of sweet persuasion though tha
longer rang* objectives remain the
same.
Majesly’s
Communist
Govern
Communist newspapers in the ment."
The British Communist Par'y
West are putting more and more
emphasis on such circulation stunts boasts 33.000 members. It’s a con
as heralding the ability of their stantly changing membership —
horse raca bandicippers to pick people who flirt with the party for
winners.
a few years and then drop out to
Italy has the biggest communist be succeeded by others. Being a
Party tn (he West. A slump us communist carries no special stlgmembership has been recorded— man in England. Reds hold teach
from 1.141,317 in 1934 to below two ing positions and even government
million now.
job — though there’s a careful
Communists control the General screening of employes in sensitive
Confederation of Trade Unions, posts.
Italy's largest trade union group,
The Communist Party in We.-t
but two anti-communist organisa Germany has changer both its tac
tions—the CS1L linked with the tic* and propaganda. Vitriolic at
Christian Democrat
(Catholie) tacks on tha Adenauer government
movement and tha UIL affiliated have been slopped. The new plea
with the Social Democrats—are is "German* at one lable” —mean
growing fast. Within the last six ing the West and East German
months the communists have lost should get together in an attempt
control of union shop stewardships to unite divided Germany.
in key factories.
The Communist Party member
French communists, too. have ship Is Independently estimated at
adopted a tone of moderation In 30.000 to 60.000 They have no
their propaganda.
memberi in parliament and have
Generally, the red arpeal is now tost influence tn the six milliondirected mostly to urging higher strong trade union federation.
wages, better housing and social
Swedish communist! have adopt
security for workers rather thio ed what some people regard as a
delving in foreign affairs.
new "hibernation policy.” Red
The Communists attract about 13 propaganda organa are using a fa
million vote* tn France—the ma vorite device of assailing the West
jority regarded at protest voters by proxy. They quote critical state
rather than adherents to commu ment! against Western—particular
nism. The communists hold 100 of ly United States—policy by nonthe 637 teats tn tha Chamber of communists without making any
direct comment themselves.
Deputies.
Parly strength tn Sweden is es
Party m e m b e r s h i p , whick
reached an alltime high of 710,000 timated at between 10.000 and
in 1949, it now only 280.000.
000. The reds have three members
Communists still control France’s In the upper chamber of Parlia
three largest labor organisations ment and five in the lower cham
though their hold has been tenuous ber.
In recent years.
The rommunlst press In Belgium
The English communist is a hat adopted a cautious attitude.
somewhat different breed. A popu Editorials on the world situation
lar pub quip Is: "Why, if they are rare and most of them deal
ever took over here, the chanre* with domestic lnuei. Belgian Reds
art they would be known as Her keep their membership reconle se
cret but an indication of declining
strength is that they polled 94.101
rotes tn the 1934 elections com--*
pared to 334.341 in 1930.
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NOTICE 19 H E R B 9T
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that t am a n sifa d
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th* llctllluua oama Central Florids Accounting A Bookkoopic*
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of th* circuit Court. Sami'-In
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sharing bottut allowance on lop of the long trada-ia
allowances we've been making aMyear.
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the moit*w anted Buiek ever buitt—the one that haa
broken every record in the book-outselling by (er
all other cart except the two feaat w idely know*
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your money in terms of mighty V8 Power—of real
family-size room—of bold fresh styling. Tha n**a
that givea you the moat buoyant rida aver bora ad
ell*«oU springing.
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magic of Variable Pitch Dynalenr*—worM'e Are*
transmission built oa the *witch-pi*eh prmripie el
the modern pUrn's propeDer.
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Sen. Smothers
To Speak Here
A t Joint Meet
$10 Million Raised
For Flood Relief
By Red Cross Group
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iStopping For Buses
Said Very Important
Galloway Stresses Good Reasons
For Heeding Traffic Warnings
•City Recognized
In Magazine Story
Of Two Young Girls
‘ “It Is
li by these signs,
xlgn*. we will
be guided," said Constable J. Q.
"Slim" Calloway, as he pointed
to a roadside sign warning motor
ists about the necessity for stop
ping while school buses load and
unload, *
"Throughout tho district that I
tarve," said Ualluway, "signs tell
motorists Just what they are re
quired to do to meet the safety
standard* necessary to protect
school children from wanton in
jury and death."
Galloway w a r n e d .Seminole
County motorist that ha will also
bo patrolling Use highways to pre
sent careless and negligent dn*
vers from Injuring themselves as
well as children on their way to
school.
"It is not with nullce that this
sternness Is necessary," said
Constable Calloway. "We have a
duty to perform, and that is rx.
aril/ the way it it going to be car
ried nut," he added.
Accidents involving school chil
dren ind school buses pave been
held to a minimum In Seminole
County and we want to keep this
type of arrident In that category
from now on,
"II motorists obey every traffic
regulation they see on signs slung
the highway regarding school
children and school buses," he
ssld, "there will never bo an ac
cident of this nature."
Galloway concluded. "An acci
dent-free Seminole County Involv
ing school children ti our goal."
Thousand* of mag* tine* bavt
recently been distributed boot tine
0 th* opportunities Sanford and Semi no)* Canny hart provided two
attrartiv* girls who operaio an
unuiual butlneti la that tha mual
business of Hi type It handled and
operated by men.
The September luue of "Hatch
ery and Feed," a dealer magaline for hateherymen and teed retatleri, published monthly by the
AVatt Publishing Company of
InMount Morris, HI., devotei two
full page* and a bit more to a uniquo atory written by Peter Burn
ham about Simpson farm Sup
ply and its owner Itary W. simp
•on and her chief office auUtant, Janet Martin.
Extolling the opportunities pro
vided in Central Florida and the
Sanford area in the beef cattle
buiineu, dairy herd operation,
jn d laying rhlckrn flockt, at m il
being the heart of the celery
and produce area of Florida, Uu
author polnla out that the two
attractive glrla run a feed budness with qualities that art mu
exclusive with men.
Peter Burnham, In his merchan
dising slory, gives a word des
cription of the Sanford feed busi
ness, the surprised rustomeri.
the raannrr of handling outside
ffeairs, their delivery method,
MILFORD, Ind. Jt-A retired
along with a clean store, attrac
tive as well 'as live displays. In college professor and a West Point
classmate of President Elsenhower
\ (CanUnoed an Page Seven)
____ _____X___
are the national Prohibition party’ s
randldalss In tha 1958 presidential
election.
Chosen by 132 delegates from
throughout the country at the end
of a three-day convention yester
day was Dr. Enoch A. Iloltwlck.
Tf, of Greenville, III., professoremeritus of history at Greenfield
College, for president; and Brig.
Gen. Herbert C. lloldrttgr fret.).
•3. of Sherman Oaks. Calif , for
vica president.
A resolution supporting the
A party spokesman said Gen.
foar-lanlng and srldenlng of 17-93
Hotdridge, a member of the fa
from Hanford to Orlando, waa o p
mous class of IPU at the l). S.
proved by the Seminole County
Military Academy, it known as the
Junior Chi. inner of Commerce “ Peace Central" because hr has
Board of Directors at the regular' been a long-time opponent of uni
meeting last n'ghl at the Informa-1versal military training.
g fm Booth.
The resolution, which passed ns*
•dtmously. roads a* follows:
"The Board of Directors af tho
■cm Inote County Junior Chamber
of Commons go or record aa supNEW YORF. tfe— Paul Muni, one
'porting the Retrlaoio County Cham
ber o f Commerce stand an tho of tho lop arLsra of Broadway and
feur-tanlng and widening o f high Hollywood, has com# Through an
nc rat loo for the removal of Ms
way 17-W oe .ween Sanford and
Orlando; prir.Jtng, that all passI- left eye satisfactorily and la tald
to hart taken the lots ta good
W J r a of extending tha propasad spirit.
SsFwvement Beo*h from Sanford
MoL who had — alatnsd of
•aall first barn b a n fatty avplse paka and feting eytalfiM. gay# up
a l aad aU rffertn ta aoUovq ttete
aSa exhausted."
Tha feral Japan
Prohibition Party
Candidates Chosen
For 1956 Running
17-92 Resolution
Okayed By Jaycees
to r Full Support
Broadway Actor
Has Eye Removed
W
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offset
for
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The W-yocT-tld M in eye waa
ramevod at ML Sinai MtepRa] r
terday.tAar.lt waa h a d ta
Word has been received in San(nrd from the American National
tied Cross that in contributions
ami pledged gifts, more than 310,000.000 has been raised fur the
flood relief fund This amount as
»ure« Red Cross requirements in
the Eastern Hates Rood relief
operation.
All chapters, according to the
mrssage received here, have been
itilho-ued by the American Na
tional Red Cross to Inform the peo
ple within their Jurisdiction that
with funds available, contributed
and pledged, no further contribu
tions are necessary.
The Rev. Milton Wyatt. Chair
man of the Seminole County Chap
ter, American Red Cross, report
ed today that In Seminole County
11417 has been contributed to the
flood relief fund. This represent*
a generous response. Rev. W>att
ssld. on the nsrt of many and en
abled the local chapter to keep
step with the chapters throughout
Florida and the nation In answer
ing an urgent appeal. The local
chapter chairman said. "I wish
to axpresa my thanks to all for
their generous support of this wor
thy cause."
Rev. Wyatt stated that he chip(Continned aa Pag* Seven*
Destruction Wave
Hits Major Ports;
Proclamation Sot
ISTANBUL. Turkey UD-Turkey
proclaimed a stale of sirga —
virtual martial law — in her two
major ports of Istanbul and limir
early today after anti-Greek rioting
exploded Into a wild four hour
wave of destruction
Premier Adnsn Mendcrei flew
from Ankara to Istanbul to take
personal charge of the situation.
Even before the siege proclama
tion thousands of troops and Ma
rines, many with fixed bayonets
and some in tanks, bad moved into
the fabled metropolis astride the
Bosporous to quell the thousands
of rioters roaming the city.
Thera was no official estimale
of casualties hut the Istanbul news
paper Mitliyet laid more than loo
were injured. Newspapers esti
mated about loo persons were ar
rested In Istanbul.
The mobs la Istanbul wrecked
and pillaged hundreds of Greek
shops. Revere] Greek Orthodox
churches were damaged. Fires
burneJ at scattered points.
Senator George Smalhcn wilt
»peak in Sanford on Sept. IS when
a joint meeting of Sanford's civic
clubs will be held st the Ameri
can Ixgion Fair Building on Me)
lonvtUe Avc. next to the Stcmnual
Baseball Stadium.
Senator Smathcrs comes In San
ford under the auspices of the
Seminole County Junior Chamber
of Commerce.
Tommy Stringer, p r o g r s m
chairman for th* event is in
charge ol arrangements for the
Joint luncheon meeting that will
include the Jaycees, Rotary, Lion*
and Kiwanls Club*.
Arrangement* are being com
pleted tu *ene lunch to more than
400 gueits. Reservations are being
made by the civic club group*,
through their club secretaries
while Ihotr wishing to hear Sen
ator Smater* and who are not
members of a Sanford civic club
ran make reservation* Thursday
or Friday by calling the Jaycre
Inhumation Booth at 1372.
Prire of tha luncheon will be
tt SO, according to Strlngrr, who
says that no rr-ervationi will be
made after Friday became of the
limited number of seats available.
Senator Souther* Is expected
to tell Sanford and Semlnola Coun
ty r turns about "what happened
tn the BJrd »c»»ion of Congre**."
All detail* for the Sanford ap
pearance of Senator Smathrr*
have not yet beea compleed. A
rundown of the program will be
announced as soon as final ar
rangements are made.
The program chairman ssld to
day that lunch will be served
promptly at 12:13 sod all persons
making reservations are asked In
be on hand so that the program
will not be delayed,
will help serve the luncheon ind
Members nf the Seminole Coun
ty Junioi Chamber of Commerce
take rare of the many details
surrounding such an event.
Tommy Stringer said today.
"We a n prowd to have the «*ppurtrolly rearing Senator Sma.ti
er* ti Sanford so that he ran tell
Central Florid* clliien* what ha*
Sanford, Seminole County ard
been accomplished for Florida
and tne nation during the last ses
slon of congress."
Sales Tax Higher
Than 1954 Period
Sale* lax and use tax collec
tion i. collected by the State Comp
troller from Seminole County,
have lncrea*ed approximately 10
per rent over the same period last
yrar.
Ray E. Green, Stale Comptrol
ler. reported today that receipt*
received In his office during
Augjtt for July transactions,
amounted to B22.24I FT.
During the same period In 1131,
320.033 23 was collected.
The Slatrwlde Increase In sales
and use tax eollectlon* amounts
to approximately 20 per rent. Ac
cording to the Comptroller's re
port. txxes for 1*33 In July were
M.1M.6U IS. While In July 13M
the tax collected amounted to only
33.213.732 30.
Arewr-latad P m a l* a m d W ire
New Seminole Park Raceway
1
Will Attract Many Visitors
Crack-Down Slated M e d ica l Scholarship Revamping
Half-way
On Those Holding A w a rd e d O . R. Sm ith
Completed
Delinquent Tickets
New York Tribune Drainage System
Expertly Planned
Tells Of Pending
Political Scandal
A Sanford roltexe «tintent ha*
hern awarded a mrdnal scholar
ship, one of 10 available Ih u yrar
Chief Roy W illiam s. «*f the San
_ .program *pon
niter a training
lord Police Department, said thts'iored by Governor l.eltoy Collin*
morning that waMSnts are beingj Oren Rudolph Smith J r ., 22issued and arrests madr. for lho*e >ear-old non of Mr. and Mrs. 4).
who ignore meter violation ticket* It. Sm ith. 417 West Sixth S t., w ill
The Sanford Poller Chief said • ttrnd Tiilane University at New
that an arrest wat made this morn I I I Iran*, l * i , > u o n lin e In a n h i ing which involved right violation* imiin.-rmrnl madr to,la y l,y the
A rash bond of 320 was required
M oil,la S ta ir Itoatd of ll< alth.
Another recent arrest involved
The
Florida
State
ktrdiral
nine violations where a bond of ft* S«h« ar*htp Committee, under the
was required by the Sanford Po chairmanship of Dr. Mrtvin M.
lice ivcpartment. Still another a r Simmons of Sarasota rrview rd
rest involvrd four violation* and the application* snd credentials
required a r*«h bond of U
of IS quallfird appliiants front
Chief W illiams pointed out that which the 10 w eir rrrommrndrd
had the meter violation tickets been for
approval. The
siirreasfut
dropped in the rm m lrty box. m ail •rhotarship rendidatr* were se
ed. or txkrn to the Police Station lected nit thr hat's of their
raeti violation would have ro«t only scholastic retold* and their need
2Jc.
for financial assistance.
In each Instance, Chief Williams
The 10 recipients a ir expected
said, lha arrests Involved white to begin their medical training
people who had out-of-eounty li this month. .Students who w ill re
cense lag* on their cars. We like ceive scholarships of tt.Oou amniato extent every rourtesy po**ible ally for up to four y ra is fumt a
to nut-of-county visitors, William* fund made availabe by the t'JSA
•aid, but many of the violation* are Stale l.eg lsalu r* weie announced
repeats and local motorists have by State Health Oflicer Wilson
tag* from other counties.
T . Sow der.
Many of the esses appear on the The
scholarship grant* era
dockets of recent Sanford City being allotted to qualified Flo r
Courts, and tn each Instance the ida students who nerd financial
assistance in srrkiug a medical
fine Is 32.
"We have now." Chief William* degree. D r. Rowdti explained.
said, "about 30 repeat violation* Upon receiving a scholarship
on which warrants are being Issued each student agtrea to prartito
and where srrest* will he mode. for ftva year* m one of Florida's
(< nnlinurd on Page Keren)
It comet a lime when a Desk Ser
geant has time to do little el*e hut
handle meter violation tickrts."
Safety Committee
To Meet At School
Mr* Roy M urray, chairm an n(
the Safety committee in South
aide School, Is calling ■ meeting
on Monday. Sept. 12 at I t p m
In tbe school auditorium.
Police Chief Roy W illiams will
be tlirre to help the mother* or
ganitc ■ safety patrol at a ll bu*
■tops.
Mo'nrrs having children riding
buses are required to attend Ihl*
m uting and all first grade mo
her* aiv al*o urged to be prc«rnt
The first grade mother* are to
organise ■ patrol oa the Palmetto
slits* nf the school.
Information w ill be given for
the l-irattnn of the tm* stops and
he ic h rd u lri of he buses.
FIRE DAMAGE R U G ir r
OH. C IT Y , Pa. UW-Therc may
be at least noe disappointed pupil
at Southside Junior High School
wtdeh opened today after a recess
Someone *et fire to a pile nf leaves
at the sefviol entrance last night.
Th# only damage was a slightly
scorched door.
68 Men Narrowly
Escape From Death
In Takeoff Crash
A LR U Q U E R Q l E '.I*-Sixty eight
men miraculously escaped itealh
ve«tei»dav In the while-hot pyre of
a tour-engine IT24 Glohemasler
which cr i-ltrd on takeoff during a
dust storm. One man » i i killed.
One ot Hie M was reported in
serious condition st the S.mdia
hs*e hospital Three others were
released aflei treatment
The huge A ir Force transport,
from Riggs A ir Force R ate, E l
I'aso. went almost the full length
nf the runway at Klrtland Air
Force R a s e on the last leg of a
“ restricted m i s s i o n " to March A i r
Force Ra>e, Calif. It cleared the
ground but then hit again and tktdded several hundred feet before
pancaking on a shoulder of the
runway.
City Commission
To Discuss Budget
Tha Board of City CommNslon•r* w ill meet tomorrow night at
th* Sanford C .ty Hell to consider
thr I9SB-M proposed budget.
Tha Informal mealing w ill ba
h- Id strictly for hu'get dlsetisslon
with no agenda provided.
13,654 Children
Use Municipal Pool Temporary List Of Teachers Given
The municipal swimming pool
U'tted a total of TtJPftf.ir for the
period beginning May IB and end
ing Sept- B, l93S,,srrording to the
fnal report on tha awtmmlng pool
use this yeai In the efftee of City
Manager Warren E. Knowles.
Knowles said thii a total of IS,(I'd children n*ed *h« local swim
ming pool this sen-mer with M7
adult* either taklnr advantage af
tho facilities for swimming or ac
companying their children.
The proceeds from the operation
of the pool Included monies foe
•>iwe!e, locker*, confections and
ticket* for admlea'on.
June wae the biggest month for
t*l« pool, Know tea Slid, with 1**1
children swimming while adults
u*ed the pool mora frequently In
tha month of Acguat when SIS
a lull tickets were purchased.
Military Planners
Study Possibility
WASHINGTON (ft Military
planners reportedly art studying
tha possibility of rafting another
billion dollars fro* planned de
fense speeding to help fe *
government's budget by
as.
Administration
yesterday ■ new economy
ta being urged on all cover
departmanU In an effort In whittle
down or wiRaoat tho fLNMMAM
deficit fe n c e * look Month by
« f fed T r n n e n r ?
Seminole County school learhera
were named ia a temporary list
issued by the Superintendent of
Public Instruction yesterday.
R. T. 3lilwee. the school super
intendent. said that the Usl of teach
er* Is temporary because of the
continuing changes In school en
rollment during the first few werks
of the school year.
There will probably be seme mi
nor changes in the teacher person
nel of the schools prior lo the Usu
is | around Oct. 1.
The present list of leathers ts as
follows;
Seminole High School— Prof If
E. Morris, principal, Prof. Andrew
Bracken, sss't. principal, kllsa Eth
el Riser, Prof. George Dabbs, Prof.
W. C. Fleming Jr.. Dr. J. B. Root,
Mrs. Gladys A. Smith, Mrs Nellie
Coleman, Prof. Edward Christen
sen Mrs. Hilda Wray, Prof. Carl
Kettles, Prof. Joe E. Methieux,
Mrs. M. D. Fort. Prof. Roger Har
ris. Miss Rebecca Stevens, 31re.
Ana Allen, Miss Barbara Rup/echt,
Prof. W. B. West, Prof. Fred R.
Genas, Miss OHIO Reran Whittle,
Prof. Ernest E, Cowley, Miss Edna
Chittenden. Prof. WOllxm F. Layer,
Mice Mary L l a toman. Prof. Ro
bert Koonit, Mlae Barbara Rohi,
Mbs Mary Ji m IryM , gad Miss
In feed Junior High lefcooiPrtf. R. E. true, principal. Mrs.
Ota Cochran, Mrs. BeOn Rambler,
Mrs. Georgena Hart, Prof. E. W.
Rogers, Mrs. Virginia Burney, Prof.
Howard Gordie, Mrs. A n gams*
ale. Mrs. Elisabeth Th— pen. Mise
No. 270.
James G. Payne, Prof. W. W
Boyle, snd 31rs, Klmln* Bisbee.
Sanford Grammer School — Prof. Wharton Jr.. 3li«* Liny latoin, Mis.
II R. Heckenbarh, priuripal, Mrs. Msry V. Rogers, Mrs. Rosebud
Alice W. Grant, Mrs. Jewel Riser, North. 3lrs Hurl Flynt, Mrs Ket
Mrs. Sybil Itouth, Mrs. Roberta Rl tle McNamara, Mrs. Lunlla Walls.
chants. Mrs. Eula Grantham, Miss Mrs Dorothy P. Webster, Mrs. Lu
Catherine Ball, Mrs. Rarhsel Brln- cille Snyder. Mrs Margaret Hen
sen, Mrs. Mtry Alice Ratliff, Mr*. son, Mrs. Kulilla Grantham, Alisa
Margaret Wright, Mr*. Maude Ant Charlene Armstrong, Mist Ann
Iry, Miss Betty BUlhimrr. end Prof Stillwell Smith, .M iss Franres
Cobb, Mr* Katlitern Riichur, 31ra.
Richard Jones.
Piiecreit School — Mrs. Mar I’auune Wheelesi. Mitt Mabel
caret Reynolds, principal. Win Chapman. 3tr* Eleanor Winkle,
June Vance, secretary, Mr*. Ann I’ rof. William Garrett, MDs Esther
French Echols. Mrs. Polly Danlrlt. Williams, Miss llarbara Hiirbsnk.
Mr*. Marcarrt Bryan. Mr* Rotlnr Miss Phylll* Kelly, Miss Alicia
M.r^ V ! , r' ' Ku*n0r.,Brtl,‘„1' Mr’ |«*timidL and Miss Frances SandMary Malttrs. Mrs Mary Barnes., berg
Mra. Margaret Paul, Prof. William| Lake Mary School. Lake M aryI-avender, and Mias Lucille Camp I’rof. Ifugh Carlton, principal, kin.
Mildred Tilllt. Mrs Edna Mae
bell.
Southside Primary School — Mrs. Humphrey, and 3lr* Geneva Coch
Velma Mitchell, principal, Mrs ran.
Oviedo School. Oviedo — Prof.
Nancy Brock, Miss Marguerite Dotson. Mrs. Martha Rowland, Mrs F. S. Gatchel. principal, Prof. Paul
Helen Rrok rushire, Mrs. Elisabeth Mikler, Mr*. Liry Smith, Allan Lasls
Brown. Mis* Helen Dotson, Mrs. Huddeli. Mr*. Yirginis Sisley. Mrs.
Jane Utahaw, Mrs. Ruth Carlton. Florenra Windham, Mrs. Janie
Mita EOlab Welch, Miss Ernestine Hart, Mrs. Katharine Teagut, Mist
Westphal, Mra. Wilma Morgan, Mi* Dorothy R i s e , Miss Ernestine
Dorothy Chambers. Miss Virginia French, Mis* Virginia Dalsclsw,
Booth, Mias Dorothy Satterfield, Prof. Floyd C. Richards, snd Miss
Mis* Georgia loath. Mlsa Hilda Da Francos Fischer.
via, Mlga Martha Smith, Mias Ro Gmavg School, Gtneva — Mrs.
bert* Rtnwv, m i* Barbara Hart- Mtry L n Nichols, principal, and
wig, sod Mias Margaret Gregory. Mrs. Corfeo B Lowry.
WsftMdo Primary School— Mra. Lake Monroe School. Lake Mon
Elisabeth Sharon, principal, Mra. ro# - Prof. W. J. Weill Jr., Prin
Irene Watt, Mrs Helen Stephen cipal, Prof. B. C. Steele, Prof. W.
son, Mrs. Escar Nrider, Mrs Rt- J. Watt, Mrs. Dorothy Houghton,
bocca Holmes, and Mias Ih ila a snd Mra. Paulina Klrtpatriek.
Wilson School, Paola — Mrs.
I. Longwood — Proi. Thelma Sites, n d Mrs. M lia i C.
nrteefefe Prof.
NEW Y O R K P—The N r* York
Herald Tribune *aid toda va mayor
political scandal in the Internal
Itetrnur Set vice will rxplodr mo
mentarily in Mathinglon over what
it <le*rnbe*t a* the bnttling-up ot
a derogatory character report on
a lop revenue official.
A ropvrightrd Washington xtnry
by Edward J . Mowrey said the
newspaper ha* teamed this ex
rliisivrly alter a six month invest!
gallon.
The story said "the upheavaldetail* of whirh have been bottled
up tor nearly two vears—wilt al
most certainty produce repercus
sions from the White House"
t enter of the r is e , the Herald
Tribune staled, I* Edgar E . Hoppe.
Dallas, T e x ., lawyer and former
assistant revrntia commissioner,
who irportedlv rhaiged he wat
fired for "political expediency"
because he "refused to whitewash
s derogatory rhsracter report."
1,135 Total Buy
Drivers Licenses
"M e re abut! jo per rrn t thmush
with the redecorating, revamping,
renovating, an-1 irpainitng at th*
newly name-1 .Seminole Park Rarew av ," «aid M It Kemp, late vet,
te day, a* he Inokrd out over the
vast am philhrahe that includcg
the one mite oval trotting (rack,
Ele v rn hundred gallon* of paint
were moved m to me in the va*t
project, hrm p *atl a* he p.iinted
to thr m a trn a ii tiring iited in lha
renovating ot the former t r a in
Dark about *rven mile* south of
Sanford.
Kem p, along with Richard s,».
drro, originated the Idea of bring,
inc to Central Florid* another
attraction that will outdo anything
that hat over been promoted before.
"The »ite wa* orientally te lrc'td
by It, J . Reynold* and Joe T m k r r."
Kemp taitl, "an t it'* known by
borM-mrn all over the world at lha
fme*t track in the country.
"IT ta C s exactly what we’r# going
hi provide," Kemp said, pointing
to stable* Ihxl will lake care of
300 horse* with fbr rem ark, "snd
we re going to build (s r llit ir * to
take care of 300 more "
live track is a romplala o«at, ex*
pertly drained *<i that the track
ran be used in the afternoon fol*
lowing • morning nf heavy rain.
"We're going to have the finest
rtubhoiite In Ihe country," declared
Kemp "and it will be second to
none in the world,"
I,Hiking from tbe opp-viHr aide of
Ihe Ira rk into Ihe rltihhotite a n l
grandstand, Kemp looked at th*
•eeoe *ftd *t*ted " I f * Just ilka
Kentucky tr in.planted right hero
into Ihe renter of Florida **
The two operator* of llie Semi,
note Park Raceway **y that they
plait a huge formal opening of their
plush trotting Irark and eating ren
ter on Nov I KariTitJem for feed*
(CnttHnned on Page S r \ m t
Tile latest count, st thr desk I*
suing 1033 drivers licenses at thr
Seminole t ’,ninty Court House,
show* • total of 1.133 lirensps iss
urd through no-as Saturday.
Die drivers llrrn s r* went on sale
Sept. I in the lobby of the rouit
House where ips-iisl fa iililir s tiave
hern pinviiteil to see that everyonr
ran tie wailed on promptly
3lr*. lirtha Fowler, Chief Clerk
in th* offne of the Seminole Coun
ty Judge Ernest Houthohter ssld
that the plating of thr "blood type"
on ■driver* license ts purely volun
tary.
This on* seel ion of the lir*m *
ha* ranted tom* confusion. Mrs
Fowler sa d since th* blood type
is not actually rrquued on tha li
SU M N ER . 3ll*i r Two whito
cense.
men who pir ailed itmorent lo th*
luilnap-murder of i I t year-old
Chirago Negio were experter) to
go on trial in the next three weeks.
The men, Roy Itryant, I t , arwt
hi* half brother J W. M ilam , 33,
Sintord Linn* Club yesterday were Indlrtrd hy an all while grand
voted to riithand with tha Idea nf Jury' yesterday and entered their
holding a minstrel in Sanford this innocent pleas shortly afterw ards.
fall
They were charged with kidnap
Die decision was made at today's ing and murdering Emmett lotuis
lunrhenn meeting held st thr San Till after T ill allrgrdly whistled at
ford Yacht Club,
Bryant’ * wife in their country
Kntertainmrni was furnished by store in the Money community.
Charlie Mnrriwm and Ed I j n r
Circuit Judge Curtis Swan go J r .
with Forrest llreckenridge at th* said he wouki set the trial data
piano
Hie entertainment was in tomorrow and Sheriff If C B r id ie
the hum nf an up lo-the-mlnute said, "W e expert to try them la
minstrel skit winch *omo think In- this term of r*njrt.’’ Th# thra*ftuenra the local loon* Club group wrek term began Monday.
to dispense with thr Idea nf a min (termite of the early trial, Rry*
strel developed from outside th» arit and Mtlam did rot seek Uind.
community.
Plea 01 Innocent
Is Entered By Men
Lions Dismiss Idea
Of Having Minstrel
Hiway Committee
Will Meet Tonight
T h r Seminole
County
Long
Range Highway Planning Commit
tee and the Citixtn's Committee
headed by J. itraltey Odham, wilt
meet tonight at Jim .Spencer's tn
dJlCUtl h.m t of the problem* of
securing right-of-ways along 17-92
nn a "civ ic pride" b ails.
Tb» Dutch supper meeting will
be held at 7 o'clock this evening
with member* nf th r committee
and all other* who have volun
teered tn work 'oward obtaining
the right-of-way*
gathered to
discuss the newly organised drive
problems.
2 Nites Set Aside
For Ceramics Class
New Road Requests
Heard Yesterday
By County Leaders
ttrqoe*t* fur near road* wern
heard by the Seminole C«mnly Com*
nilstioner* yesterJay, but non#
wrre im inedlalrly approved
James D. Ilagin. president nd
the United Progressive League, o
colored organisation, appealed ta
the eommistion to pav# s section
of road in klulway used frequently
by srhool buses.
Ray T. Williamson of Oviedo sikv
e-l that • *ertinn of road tie opened
at thr approach to Clarke's Grovo
nrar Ovirdo.
A section of highway through
Seminole County, on the proposed
route for State Road 300 was no|
approved sine# Seminole County
Commissioners' wrere under tha
impression that Drsnge Oosinty
would bear the expens# of th# shore
strip from Orange County lias# ta
Orange County line through tha
southwest corner of the eounty.
A Deputy SbentTs band wag,
approved by th# Board of Commla*
sskMwrs for John Herbert BennetL.
Due lo a large registration for
Die ceramics class** last night
ai Seminole High th#y will b*
held again tonight.
Then da sacs are htld at th«
high school tn th# Art room from
7 to 19 . m. tt was announced that
th# rlay had arrivod and will h#
put in use.
Anyon# InUrestfd and who
could rat tom# last night te w*lcomad tonight Ctassm w&l bo Th# meeting of tha hoard w n
conduct#d tvtry Tuoaday 'and adjourned at ! : R y* m. m f e r d i f
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body »v*r had barn abU to leglalate {nod tail*. Effort* to protect
(he public moral* lrad quickly to
centonhJp. Cooperative, aolidifird
public opinion la tka molt potent
force of motcratin and decency.
Such generalities flow in the
main thought rurrente of Ameri
can legislative bodies in our time.
Thyy are apparent in the recent
report of Ihe Senate Juvenile De-i
hnqutnry juhcommittee, uhirh
find* that while it cannot prose
televinon rrimes programs cause
Juvenile delinquency, it believes
there it a "calculated rub’* in
children -constantly viewing such
program*.
11 would he difficult for an adult
mind of any ag* to quarrel with
the balanced judgment of the sub
committee. ft* heiio- original re
search on program* was conducted
In 10 American rilie* over five
September days of last year. One
who regularity watches television
would say the percentage of crime
and violent Western show* on the
air this September J* only slightly
lower than it wl* a year ago.
The tube cm mitten stresses 11a
approval of the many excellent
children's programs which the ma
jor networks ar* fostering these
dsy«, V|o«t of the bid apples ft
find* In Ihe barrel are films, some
old rerun*, and other package pro
grams by outfits which sling to
gether cheap shows aimed at a
maximum profit.
Some means definitely should he
found of pinning off Ihe aig this
Junk masquerading as entertain
ment. What does the subcommittee
propose?
Flatly rejecting any Idea ef
government censorship, it propo*es:
( 11 Stricter control over TV
programing by the Federal Com
munications Commission with pow
er to levy fines for violations nf
"certain minimal standards"; (>)
formation of local ritlxens' "Listen
ing rouneils" which would report
"offensive materials In responsible
sources" promptly; (1> "collective
responsibility of station manager*
for TV programming; (4) ea'tnimn
nf the National Assn, of Radio and
Television Broadcasters rode to
Include movies produced for TV;
(S) establishment of « Presidential
rommlsalon to study end report
the situation.
Many Tales Told
Nature Takes Care
Release Week Kept. 4
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Many stories are told of unusual
friendships which have sprung up
between dogs and other animals.
Dogs and horses generally gef
along well together, and many
trainers of rare hnrsei Insist on
hiving a dog oround thn stable be
ts use of the quieting effect on their
high-spirited charges.
Newspapers frequently earry ateriea of canine mothers which have
adopted families of another spe
cies. including kittens and
baby chicks. Stones have bean
recorded of many cat-aod-dog
friendships, hut seldom hat a tale
of a dog's loyalty to another ani
mal come to light which matches
this one:
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The Olio family lives in e sub
urban village not far from New
York City with their two pets.
Trigger la e lean, black and whit*
English setter that spends every
waking hour reaming the nearby
taoedi and fields. Silver is the bigie*t while rabbit you ever saw,
end wat usually content ta stay tn
her hutch hour after knur munchlag on rlaaa raw carrots and
letlure leaves.
On* day recently the Olsons dis
covered that Silver was missing.
They searched diligently through
the eurreuadtag woodland area
without finding a trace of their lost
pet. Fearful that their vitremely
tame rabbit, would become an easy
victim of a fox. they called in all
the neighborhood children tn help
*e*k Silver, but ton days west by
with no muits.
Ferhape you have guested the
end of the story. Yet, on the third
day Mr. and Mrs. 0
tilling on their perch <
■dad a tired and bedraggled Trig* » . the English eetter, laberteuafy
■akhi* hit way to the houi*.
Firmly, but at gently aa a mother
cat earrylag a kitten, be waa heldlagt ha posted rabbit by Iha asp#
af Ka nock. The eonditlen ad the
e»g*a eeat Indicated that he must
have carried hla rabbit friend a
•end distance, and hla settee corlately peeved that friendship areasan aaay banters ta aaiaul Ufa,
•ran as it date ameag t *
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Parental Responsibility Laws
Could Bring Switch In Problem
The e*ampl«* are becoming mow Burner* rightfully should be—on tha shoulders of
out by the day where a PARENTAL RE« tha parenta.
‘ OPONSIBIUTY LAW U needed.
Tha beat thine that nould happen to our
I l i i eheme the way then parental re- country today would be the repeal o f lawa
apoiulbUltlee are beinf shifted over to the concerning juvenile delinquency and tha
ahoalden o( a younger genaiatlon. Making enactment of Parental Responsibility Lawa.
•
•
•
them reiponMble for th,lr own misgivings
and their parental example* i*_something
Beautified Pitr
■hort of treason.
T
A look into the not too distant future
And yet. it l» blasted over the nation that
the juvenile delinquent is growing more and reveals bumpar-to-bumper traffic from the
more numerous. Gangs of them, according pier In Sanford to tha brand paw Seminole
to some sources, are shooting up in every Park Raceway thanka to the faith In tha
city, coast to const. The younratari sre tak future promoters Richard Sodero and W. R.
en into custody, spenked on the hand, repri Kemp.
manded for their misunderstanding adults,
From this point it look* aa if tha twice
and set free to be more propaganda for the dally sightseeing and excursion boat, modern
in every reepeel, will be taking boat loads of
juvenile delinquency press.
Wa'va said over and over nysin that there winter visitors along tha "Nil# of the Amerl
Is no juvenile delinquency. We have many cas” for the greatest thrill ride of their life.
children today with problem* And those That means ftAfl visitors a day will step off
problem! have been multiplied because of a the Sanford pier onto tha unusual boat for
this part of the country. Adding up the visit
misinformed public.
What tearhrr has a right to saverly re or total per month will mean that 18,000
primand an unruly child ami slay out of the new (area will he eoming along Park Ave. to
path of ruffled parents who think that ihelr make the trip along the St. Johns River.
children ere on* of reach of the teacher?
Hundreds of feet of neon tubing will
It waa a time when children could be ex hring attention-getting color to the present
pected to get the same renrlirand at home dark.ss-pitch pier. Spot l’ghtn will hring out
that waa given at school. That sort of spirit nightly the hidden beauty of a Sanford gath
has been allowed to die a natural death thraa erlng point.
times with practically r.o chance of being
Along with ail of this, a modem restaur
revived. Yet, it is the one wav wa can begin ant to serve hungry visitor! la planned for
to cure some of tha ilia of today.
tha now useless pier.
Certainly children of today don't have
Not only will this portion of Sanford be
♦he wide open spaces ss their playground. e busy visitor attraction, but the pair of
We're aware that there
millions of laws husy promote*'* have roc rested the spot
governing the conduct of children In public. rbnjien in 1027 hr R. J. Feypclds and Joe
!Md on lop of that, we know too, that recrea Tinker for the finsst trotting (rack in the
tion facilities are far short of those needed world. Th« complete one mile oval haa been
♦o take eara of tha pent up energy of young btilfdnsed. dragged, and manipulated Into a
paopie.
track that, should a heavy rein fell In the
So what can we do? Put the responsibility morning, it can ha used for trotting and rac
fur tha training, feeding, clothing, morale ing that earn# afternoon.
guidance, end future of children where it
Through the productive aye# of Kamo
•*— H S » * — — — — — — — — — —
and Sodero hae emerged every fundamental
that make* for tha beet and tmaet clubhouse
Sanford Herald
in the country Ae Kemp expressed It. "This
een he made Hi* the trotting eonter of tha
southeast . . a tremendous influence for
n-ris*.
kstn*
drawing Internet to Central Florida.
•M FaMli
Ml* '
"Just a gmat big scene from Kentucky
ptared right here in Central Florida." said
Kemp aa ha looked over the huge stnphl
theatre, e!te af the farmer Axalea Park.
SS*
mm ei
Sanford and Central Florida will aom
he experiencing an influi of visitors, the like
of which has never been retn before, all be
cause af tha ability af tha twn buainaeamanprometere to see Into the future and tha poaWednesday, September 7, 1981 sibilitlea produced hem fa Smnhiela County
It Is a venture that, aa wa see ft, sHT be
TODAY'S BtBI.lt VKRHI
tha htn**t drawing card in Florida, far «
The Lord la nigh unto a!! them that call eeedlng tha poiibilltita that other attractions
upon his name to all that cell upon him in hsm provided.
truth*—-Psalm 145:18.—We do not need to
Another big reason that tha leaferd-Or
N*k tha Lord, he Is sce^m us. Just open lands highway ahould bn fmir-laned, widened
end paved.
tha heart and welcome him consciously.
The
IMWC5 MARLOW
HAL MOYLK
Open Letter To Kindergarten Man
Try and Stop Me
Too Late To Classify
By Bussell Kay
It Is surprising how little unusual thing* Impress a tourist
On mr recent Writers trip 1 stoppad at aumcrous motcli, cafes
sad restaurants *1 well si a num
ber of big city hoiili
A number of ihe»* plicoi stand
out plaaiinUy In my mimory, It
occurred to me that bundrsdi of
Florid* folks who opscsts motoii,
hotel*, restaurants or filling its*
Mont might he interested In my
Impressions gsmed on ■ 6,000 milt
trip throws the Weil.
Some -own* 1 remember vividly.
WAflDKGTO VJv-PrssM*a* EI
sea peUtkisos s lot el yskklty-yib
U ka suddenly saaeoaeed hell raa
i n k in lm .
yaerve
so n umpg,
They've hen
UUng.
--------3 r the better
ka a ssadl•ate. the and U art to sight N#
Is sot eaty
to wla. He may be
cw yM J
VI## PmJdant Nina klmmM
tedleatei as mute last March.
With te# liu Bepublics* congreslo far what U>«y*vo said
LA •tonal demit then still fresh la liha musk la thate ewp «
mind, b# declared:
"Th# Republics! party today Is
pot strung enough to elect a presi
dent. We m v s to hive a candidate
Strang seoufk to elect the flepubll*an garty- that is why we won Is
B ap u hh cM o ^ af^ tear*1
vtteiai
SVtL
I{■ lfit ja il I betiMM.
rtwnt you get from
•RR#r for w ar W ith,
•MRfert. or t* rtuovo
at he wffl run agate."
Eiaoteowm, like ethsr pwillmte
ora
te PtePUM aim# atJf
— Milqu*taMt strode
tote Me apartment and beam *
•fftst MfttT ewer?#
; "•#**• thiftm Bhe ate*?#.eftgweead his w&fc but ike took
M m when fc#_
be announced,
annou
MM
want p
u Mtet caeeed M
uff you
ash, eot
atufl
MUftliy
Afti pvt out my
dir.ner %
* to take
ivwi fnBfpw A M
T
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a g - y j - j
ttepod. "AndWhmrmmdy to
tie M
us e m
w rE tH S F -
tm , h# Bme«W CMC. CtawiMte hy » a j B it o w
E
M
M iM W aatesat
t«s m i* * te ,
MM,
Byt BOB BENNER
tt, tike meet fatha, pee aeatid** TV aammeretol* a i
Ink* th* e*M af a two-yesr-eld Memebla yeunrster we
about who teamed to road by watching thi ulaa pltehoo. Of
court*, tho small fry's vocabulary leans tv word* such as baseand toloreekyU, but tat a few gtars he should ka a
hi epoUteg bean.
Anothor tww-ywrtetd la Bprtacfteld, IThuts, recently attel pod p Hull measure af notoriety whan he watched hi* father,
an announcer, give a commercial A* part of tha commercial,
the snnouncir-fatlsr tdbt a half* te * aslr of mattresaai te
•how too bouncy foam podding. When too parent got .torn* he
dteaovsred that tha lot, after watehta# him mi TV. had diligent
ly ripped apart a brace ef mattreaae* la the family bedroom!
Now. whoa M «#moa te wetshlac TV—commorciali
wive yen east enjoy a ftoa# plater* HA#- that on th#
DUMONT. Ton mb tea •m a! BOB BENNETT*! TV. M0 Baal
■ * s rw a i:r'
s s ir s y t a s r .
Elsenhower bar stated h# wmddef
"th e op hi> mind util um sad
thin only after eo#*lderteg th# #ou- Nehrstfca BepuhUeeao ban# m i
dlliop af the world aid his ewe Mm a petition te ran; m dM M
m^m|| ^
health.
..Nleaa, wham haw# af setatelM
ae Elsenhower vtetery east
Hare arw a lew sound ttpa 03
how te gel off to a good start is
Kindergarten:
1. Don't arriv* looking Uko a
bum. Put on your nippiest mil,
your brightest necktie. Be a stand
out in your dais, ao that whan
you arrive the other ktda win nudge
each other and ask, "Who's ha?
Boy, wonder where be got those
aailiy. two-ton# shoes?"
f. Your mothor, of courso, think
ing you are stall ■ child, win want
te ftrry you te school tea first
day. When aha introduces you te
your teacher, you should took up
te your teacher and say warmly,
"Gee, you're pretty. I wish you
wen my mame." This will set
•sly give your mother a guilt com
‘ —ttl
H put yen tp solid wtih Um
Plow
her place. Did w* Ilk* th* place?
Of count wa did. Will wa recom
mand tt to friends? You know wa
will
At tha St. rnneta Hotel Ip Kan
Francisco wa ordered malop for
breskfail and *• ware aurprlaad
whan It was aervod wtth a quar
ter of lemon wrapped lo cheese
cloth. "Boy," | said, "they aura
ara unitary around here." and
started to remove tha giqra. Tha
waltrsia said, "Oh, don't remove
that Just fquaaaa tt, tha cheese
cloth https the seed* from falling
tm your males." That w u a paw
on* c . me, so wa BEMEMIIE
tha St Francis.
Wa stopped at a (amaus barbe teacher.
cue place at Pals Alta. Thay tkd
I. You will probably notice some
blbt at u* sad served su- of your littk daaimates hav* laag
riba M ggtef mMh rtea barv er aatr that ethers. Ike** strange
sauca. wTth them they loekhii creature* are girls. Greet
brought a bawl af walar sad a them coldly and stay away from
wash cloth With Is*tractions to them. If you coxy up te them, be
"pick ‘am op hi your Angara and fore long they'll he wanting half
enjoy yauraalf; yea cas wash yunr popikks. Ecmcmbcr, a boy
your faaa whan yeu'rs through."
Wa will saver forget Pale Alto.
lo. I say, ha courtooas, ho
friendly, he DIPPIEENT. sad
you will stay la huaiaou and pm par.
I can't even rtrall. Sent*
places I would like to viiit agilo,
others hive no apreal »h»*#vor.
t hav* beta asking myself "Why
did f like one place and not anothss?" "Why would l Uko to
iwtura bora and not (here?" The
aaiwif to thtM queiUoni might
K o helpful to my Florid*
da who art concerned with
caring for tourists and visitors
from other ivctions.
I think that eourteiy, a amfla
and s UUa personal attention waa
si muck appreciated as anything
Some motsli and hotels seemed
to have a frigid air about them,
darks, whlio not necessarily rude,
war* pltialy not Interested is me.
Whan B. B. man VI ka f 4 y am
DM way k m a vacancy? Yss. old go to tha hospital, their rtay
Could-1 too tha room? Yea. What avaraga* about HH days com
la tin rata? tl tingle. 111 double. pared lo shout g day* far awn
I bad tha fading that I waa Impos
ing oa Ih# establishment. Tharo
wa* pot the slightest Indication
that my patronage was appmlal
Welcome Navy
ad. Where did I park my car?
*BS OCR GUBBT.
Over there. Wji there any Ice?
Down the corridor. A 120 bill. Is We have kaaad M iharndh
that tha smallest you've got? Metal M > > ** Mm Mac-Las
Don't forgot to kav* your hay at
tha dash.
S
Contrast this with a motet w# Hatton
stepped at the following night. rta ae vm km at M
m
Ttre-I and hungry w# arrived about
•endows. A motherly sad greetPSham^A Tadm,
M uo eacdUUy and said. "My
eaadaaa*. yon folks look worn
•at; It li hard traveling this hot
wasthar. ! jfut made some term®,
ad* and am aura you would llko
Pea K m «i CftUbewa, see af «sl r eaaaas tea kemteg ha* la have a glass," Yas. aba had a
ska roam for us. Th* rate waa
the Democrat!# fifty's wtts, altar partial geaestag sham l i # W » tha aaaa wa had paid th* pc
uses.
Bs'd
lesa
a
let
te
hie
laS
Uitanias to Ifca Republican dam
vtoua eight, lit. It waa not ss
lor EUeohowar, sold: ike Dan
wad fundshod. a# modern, bat H
Mbs
sa
id
eew
k
a
m u ora art easily n tin
Elsenhower win n a agata m
Whet we told we would take h
And S fce e e M t t e e a s t ka
Republics** era ha w s l T
the eM rtrl beamed, lb* called
b
>
g — r»
■ *.
Bopeblksas dsat have la Wu. y s B j j j * *
te help as te wtth m
Elsenhower aad uamtea tha pra*. m m f p r t Mwaan aew mte ^ bnitl
knotted off to get ns ao
Uoalisl tea bares la bora an
Ifte fan. We hadn’t
opinion for the prase. Near a il
.. tunity to ask for elfir they seem te heap a wet flayer
ttar. Thee she vDlueteen
aloft to HU which way
w the W1$s
Informatom that than was
I Wow*.
plan to eat jtut about e half mile
Ike Could Deprive Many Of Talk
fsnhewer wouM deprive Republl-
HEW YOBS
Ap apen letter who shares his lollipop* wtth girls him Ufa Insurance tn after years.
to a ycaag mas just starting In ktedargartcu la the author who Par either purpose there Is smhlag
later pa has te bey 'em mink like so ltd school tit.
g. If you must go with a girl^
costs.
Dear Juakr,
Yon are about la taka the most 4. Beware of trick fuaitjrrai. If go with ooo who has waaltby porP
Important stay of your young the teacher ask* "Who killed Cock MU. Never look down yeur nose
BoMs?" don't brag. "I did." Shall at a girl just because her family
caroor.
Don't approach tt too light- only aead you te tha school psy has a background of money, tt
nevar pays te be a snob, sod the
heartedly. Kmdargirtea can ha the chiatrist
hast year af your Ufa. But tt Isn’t I- Never threw ipltballi. It you time te learn tolerance Is when you
all fust ooa mad whirl. It U alas do. you'll probably cad up ricking are young.
a chases te gat to a lot af bard balls in a peal haU. Tha Um* te ». After a few days, UD your
sober week—work that will pay throw ipitbaUa la when you have daddy he's going to have te double
off is later years (whan you bsv* grows up sad become a vice pres your weekly aUowance. Let him
ident and don’t hive much els* know U costa more to stay fat the
rtacfaad th* ago of I or •).
social swim in kindergarten novo
Naturally, you should hav* your te do.
aksro of good d a is fun. But alio C Dent play msrbkt far keep* thin It did when be was a lia r
As for tha rest of it, junior,
try te keep in mind the dictionary during recoil periods with any of
those big affibl* strangers from Just buck!* down and do the best
definition of kindergarten:
"A school for young children con the first grads. They'ra aU shar with eath new problem as tt arlsea.
Remember that. In kindergarten,
ducted on tha theory that education pies.
should be begun by cultivating the ?. Mike all tha contact! you what you arc to bt, Uttie man,
normal aptitude for oiarclse, play, can. If there la th* son of a bank you are now bacomlng.
observation, Initiation and con president In yaur elan, pick him With best wishes from a eeteran
struction, and emphasising th* mc - for ■ friend. You may waat te of tea e lm of TT,
monty from him or sell
Hal Bayla
•isity of social training."
If you win memortto this defi
nition, tt will help explain soma
of the seemingly woesonlies) things
you will b* ashed to do, such as
learning to gatlop Uka a hoarse to
lino music, when what you want
do is mako a noise Ilk* a jet
fan. Mdwstor (B-Aria) say* he
te MWVtemd EUmtoower wfl rxei
•*#- RteiAte (B-ftete) wrote Mm
tel ametery Cagteayt (R-hte) and
down the road, la
had supper. W#
that there was a
la tho 0ffte* If W* milled to make
any calls, aid we could help onr••toa* te any of tha magadan
M wa wanted something t* read.
Than was a baugnst of freak cut
flewer* te mu ream and a small
basket of fruit When ms get beck
from supper our hotteu invited
a tog letetgo to witch tel*,
n t e g t h l far net havtag
aets la tea teams. We found peat— *- ‘rtertg te# motel m eu>
Mama addressed several
te frteede. |fce lady sew
1 teterte te pay tor the
BMtttei C i stamp* ivt-tee refute psyuMte
•TW was |1M oaplainlpi tost wn were doing he#
____
* tovae l i tetetea te adrertteo
HM.oi ** hr mw*
i* •
A rt, with its Hydra-Matte* stecfcwcy and tefipr
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�S ojcIo L fcvfw lA.
THE SANFORD HERALD Wfd. Sep! 7. IMS
Mrs. G. H. Alford
Is Honored Guest
A t Stork Shower
Mr*, Georg# Alford w»* the
honor gue«t »t • stork show* r
given • ( the home of M r*. K. O.
K rith a ( M 0 | U \ T h in ! S t.
Th* living room and dining
room* were decorated with lovely
•u m u iir (lower* and fern.
Rrfreihm rnt* of cake njuare*,
colored pink, yellow and green,
along with a mixture of -ailed
nut*, mint* and punch were »er*
ved to the many gur»t* pretent.
Th# dining room tatilr, .covered
with a yellow damatk cloth, held
many lovely gift* for th# ho'nor re.
Tho«e Invited to attend the a f
fa ir were Mr*. Jame* Pro m , Mr*.
Kva Wynne, Mr*. Uulh \Vikrr»on,
Mr*. I.oui.o llrnnett, Mr*. Ralph
U u i n c , Mr*. Margaret Moore,
Mr*. \ iola Krhola, M r*. Eleanor
Carpenter, Mr*. Jack
llentun,
Maybell* Have*, Mr*. I I . It Rmirguardry, M r.. A llw rta W right,
Mi** l.ucille Itenton.
Velma l.lo )d , Mr*. R. Renton,
Joyce Ikitton, Mr*. " . Ma*ey,
Mr*. Joe Koke, M i*. Ruth Route*.
Mr*. I . J . U » r J r ., Mr*. Martha
Heard, Mr*. Mildred I V t r r ., Mr*.
Clifford
John*un,
Mr*.
l.»on
Swain J r . Mr*. Joan lla ttrn , Mr*.
Wallace Tyre, Mr*. Frank Ro<
kett, Mr*. W. II. Renton, and
Mr*, (i. W. Itenton.
The F ir s t RaptWt Junior C.A.**
( I I and 12 ye a n w ill meet at
th# church at 3:30 p rn.
The
F ir a t
Itapti«t Sunday
School
W orker'* Council
w ill
begin their meeting at 7 p m.
with a ravereil di-h tupper in
the Memorial Kducalional Hull*!*
tng.
The F ir s t lla p tiit Prayer Meet
ing Service w ill l-rgin at 7:20
pm . Itrmg your llible*.
The W’St S o f Kbtnrter Ctiurrh
will meet at the home of M r*,
(•uy Vtainiack at 7.4k pm.
Groom's Parents
Hosts At Rehearsal
Dinner On Friday
Florida Ahead Of Other States
In Exceptional Children Work
ma-ter’a * degree and additional
Work in th* training and cpeach
ro irrctio n of exceptional children
at th# Unlver»lty of Iowa, tl
especially intereited In correction
of (perch defect. "K xe cp tlo n a r,
ah# »aid, “ mean*. In tha lim p leit
of language, out of the ordinary” .
Thi* rould mean above or b«low
ttin rn ial ill »|»eeer, mentally or
phyaically; and phydeal d ifficul
ty"F lo rid a ” , *ay* J lr * . Graham,
kha* irv e ra l hundred workara in
the exceptional field which !•
nmra than th* other aig *uuthrin
etalra hava a ll tugrthrr. It I* even
doing a little on thr grniute*.
" I do a ll thr *preth ru rrrrlla n
in th# county and public arhoolt
and M r. Jlilw ee and I aupenrt*#
A h r program for oth«r exception
al children.”
Thera artr
II
achiMil* heir
which a r* under J lr* . Graham ’*
ru|>ervi«ion and *h# w ill *enr# all
of them. That mrdti* a vi*lt to
• »ih one every week n r 1,000
mile* travel every month.
•Seminole County” , ah# muaed,
••could handle two rla**#*. Sever'al inor* teacher* ihould be add#d
and th# colored children ar# not
g e ttin g nnjr help whatsoever.”
Our county I# Joined w ith two
other* rountie* in a d iitric t which
•upporta two tpccial ich o o li; on#
far physically handicapped chil
dren and th# other for mentally
retarded rh tld irn . Roth #rhool*
’ are located in Orlando. Sh# stated
that “ children ar# *ent #v#ry
Planting on bu»e, to For##t Path
School, fo r phydrally handicap
p e d , and sent# ta Prlmro##, for
^ h# mentally retarded, Thei# I#
only n alight tuition.
"W#
must
remember” ,
»he
went nn, “ that only one-half of
on# p»r c#nl have a speech def#rt
caused hy a physical problem.
That I* usually a ’b a irllp .
"A few children w ill outgrow a
speech defect whil# other* w ill get
worse. Th# rnj#l#at thing to do to
n child I# to talk baby talk ta
-A im . Instead of reptating a *cul*'
childish pronunciation, tho pot
ent* ihould »tr#** tho corroct way
to *ay tho word.”
Fo r on examp la #ha related
that th* child who it unable to
oxpr#** him self underatandably
w ill build up a D rrifle feeling of
tension and fruaUntion. Reaut,
atuttering!
When -Mr*. Graham find* an
Ja xrep tio n al” child iba fira t giva*
T in t U m
whara tha a rra r la
and then aha taachre tha (h lld ta
m o g a lta tho aeuad. “ E ig h ty per
cent la arlieulatiag problem».“
A fte r th# rhild mognla## th#
tound h# must learn ta mak# it
carroetly and then ta make word*
and sentences using th* saund.
“ Sometime* this I* hard” ah#
said. " F o r imtence, | had a rhild
who eauldn't maka th* aound *eha.
4 made li*ta and liata, a f word*
# S th tha aound In them nnd fin a l
l y a fta r m any u M I h it aa ana
produro an adequate ipereh not
an oratorical nnt” .
From h er year* of experience
•he ha* learned that the earlier
correction of apcech defect* I*
•tailed th# better th# rrtull# w ill
b#. "The fira t grad# I* the bc*l
for trarh ln g collection*. It D
hard *oni*timea to mak# tha par
ent* fare tha fact* about their
children. I t la *o much belter for
the parent* a* well a* the chil
dren lo accept the iituation ”
Jlr* . G raham »tr*mgly Iwlleve*
that a crippled child ihould he
mad# »elf-aufficl#nt at th# fir* t
part a f hi# treatment and educa
tion. **A llttl# impro*#m#ut ia
wonderful” , »h#
It *e#m» itrmng* that in th#
higher grade* in our county ex
ceptional children ai* usually
(p£AADJtal&
Mi** Je a re tt# WVb«n. form ally
ef Sanford. *vltl leave fer the U ni
versity o f F ’ oridx lr Galne*vin*
nn Sept- 10. M lta W’athea h a i lived
fer th# pa»l year In CKala- She
will enter Gta collrgr at a fie»hmin.
Jliit Fannie l » l, « Munion hex
returned after aptnJ'ng th# •«»•
m r In Is»# Angela*. Cnllf. with
h*r sitter, Z«e Mtntan. She will
itari piano rlaiie* on Sept. 13*
Friend# o f Mm . Rernlre Stnn#
will be glad tn learn that (he I* at
hone and reruperat.nr vary nicely
after undetgo'ng an gary at the
Orrng* Memorial Hospital.
Mr. and M r*. T . M- Dillard and
•on Jo *ry of 1021 Te'eta St. war*
th- gue«ta u t hi* *l«t-r In Palatka
en Sunday. It wa* kvr Wth wed
ding anniversary
Friends o f Jim Roh»an w ill he
•arry ta learn that ht Is In the
Orange Men’ r i'a l flo.nltal In OrUndo a fter -, had fall. H i* room
number la 4S3
Jlr* . Ram I h im and daughter,
*n*an. hava rotu-ned from a
week’s va-atiou In St. Augustine
after via ltin g with her brother
■n.l *l*ter-In-law , J lr . and Jlrs .
J lr . and kit*. W. C. Clau*e Sr.
w eir ho»t* for the rr-h ra i*a l din
ner given for thr m rm lirt* of the
lla rv e y • Clau*# wedding
which
took place S atin .lay night.
Th# a ffa ir wa* held at Toddy'a
Restaurant Friday at S '.(» pin.
Rrautiful flower aii.m g i m rrt*
were placed in appniptlate *tMil*
aland the dining room. T h r* r
were rompo<rd of blur lady •Up
per* and pink and white pinta*.
The groom presented th# bride
w ith a gift of | h at I*.
Thoio prr*ent were the honfree*. Jll** Ann W hitaker. Jib *
Caroline Mrlnnl*. Ml** llel>e RI*lire. Mi** Jean W iliolt, Mi**
Kathy (iram ling, Mr. and Mr*. R
I- 'Harvey, Mr. and J lr* . R n n atd
Roy, Mr and Mi*. A. S. (iram ling.
Robert llarvey. Itailuira Itroun.
J l r and Jlr* . F . K. McCoy, Mr.
and Jlr* . J , S. n o r la n d , and thr
ho*t*.
nun ACTtm Msrv Attar. 40. I*
own after the w»* granteil a
default derrr* In l*>* Angeles
fro m hrr fo u rth h u ih a n d ,
Thoms* O. Wheelork. S I, whom
•he married In ISIS. The s rtre u
blamed constant quarrel* over
what she termed her hualxnd'a
demand! for money lo bark p r o
motional project*. She charged
both cruelty and non-rtppnrt.
She Mid that her huihand never
worked during their martial Ufa.
Mi-* Cobb planned and carried
out a weekend camp the end of
June anil wa* r<>od enough to In
clude all the gul* In Troop i» dial
wanted to go. Friday afternoon
found the t i l l* congregated nn
the chore* of Silver la k e . The
next two da>* were ipcnl living
in the out of door*
swim m ing
wax enjnyed ami we nm*t never
forget that *nip* hunt.
In completing a »ucee*»ful
rookie »ale each lrv«»p wa* given
110 lo *|>end on it* own Irmip and
the re*t of the proceed* went Into
a general fond. Tloop 9 voted t«
,pend tl.eir money o n a picnic
at the loach •> M>*. Avrelt amt
I tran*portvrl the gtrl* over
wber# they had a wonderful duy
amt a picnic lunrh.
I.ater we Joine<l force* w rh
Jlr- F . D- Scott’* troap and vvcnl
to Rock Spring* In *t>le, riding
in a Iru rk . Tin* wa* Hirougl* tie
Courte«y of llaiotH Ka'tner. 1 lie
girl* brought their own luneh*-*
nml the highlight of the day wa*
lb# »wim down th- river and rturn tup againvl the rurrrnt.
Our troop wa* a ted hy Mr*
Itarh to help with th# o n ce r rob
lictlori of old »h»et* and ahlr**
to let u*ed for bandage*. The
girl* railed and rnllerled for Ihtee
Serve m»r|c*vn! and ehcr*e ulth week*. At the end of that time
erlvplr eooke.1 here-v end broiled they had Hirer large eirtnni ttvllelInmatne* for a goo.l lunch or sup ly parked with »he#l* which they
turned ovrr to th# romrnitt»e.
per.
member# o f tbr Sanford S la ty
l eague win* «wine out and rlo«ed
m i l day w|t It a -lin y. Mi , I'a t.y
IU»»rtl g il* a "thank you” for
tier talk on f it -I aid ami thr
Rev. t'a tn rfiv for Id* talk *U>cit
"Finding tim l iii S a lin e .” A la*t
but not lea*t "thank*” go** to
Ri maid W ilkie for diivlng the
-•bool hti* in tbe morning and a f
ternoon*. | in la y at 2 p.m. the
pan nl* w ito invited out to the
camp In *• e the lr«ut*. A fter a
thier-leggrd lace, a f 111doubling
conlevl and a water la llr l, put
on by water fio nt director, M i*.
('• P. Scott and her a*«lvtant*
J im l lib n and Marilyn MeHanoi, ail agieed that the Day
camp wa* a wondeiful expeii-
rHKMIlAY
Clratii- ( •,-** o f th e F ll* t
P»pti*t Chn-.h wRI meet with
M « Carte- 'r |h- Itlgrtour A p t*,
o il Paik *»* , xt S p. m. Mi*.
Clrtand will b> r-i.ho*te*«.
The (T O W've* P ltili w ill m*et
at S p m. if li.e CPO Club on th*
Sanfoid S 'm l Ac i.lia r y A ir Sta*
tl n. They e p 'r lr lU extend an in
vitation to t . h ir f * wive* of
Hatwing I lletw I* r» S and VC-lt.
R elrrih m en l* will he aerved after
’ ft" m erlin* hv M i*. Ilo w aiil
W 'd fr. Mi* lor Steppe, and M l*.
.1. .in Wolfe
The
h ack
s n in m .
SPKCIAL
flWf*
J e t, lu n u n rr I'.'&S wa* a time
Tloop tl w ill long irtnem liril
to
SCIIOOI C U M J iO N I.Y !
Our »|iec ul thank* gore to the
Prc-Kindcrgartcn Children
Ago* A Ami I
o i’ KNINcJ SKIT. I Jl't, ri
Horns ;i. i2
IIAKIIIKITS
IIKAI'TY NOOK
8ITKKVI.SKII I’ l.AV
HIIW. U. K. AHAM.v
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SViird
S. Mak
R ca a tM a n *
Phan* III
The Year’s'
Most Engaging Ores*
b y Connio O ios* oF
Welcome Navy
WILL YOU RE
OUR GUEST?
t (onT mini A bceortTof brwftrhin^ fxcef m o
We k it e leased ! * alr-enndllinnrd rooms at the M ar-La*
Motel
CImm nnd Private I.aM'vna
RKGISTHATION
Abaelutelr FRKR In afl new
arrival* at eor Naval Air
Pick a*
erfira of
year
hers
at
DO
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fic c k lm # ly the p e tttie il n g ir l
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Odham & Tudor,
Inc.
1M» L Frooeh Aea.
h yovol Murmuring ToSeleSe, »earned
,tkm through the body, then (looting mere •
IF i.v
tha
“ Builders a f F in s ITnmea”
w* , . Ifllt d»#»* .*! . and the eoqnqeaiefW rimj
full n#t pettKoat. The tcoafving
fUaliea.
,e^
con wear . . . nod iK#
xemiroeniol tore it fh# finol,
urci.tbU'a l©vvlu
Oak and Commrrrlal
YO U
HAVE
fHAT
U R- Hodgtas Jr.
Ceramic hMe'Feroar*
•ed, Matfici hrn*»« n#
b lo ck , with • p o s ta l
Yota lo motxh Ik* p # J
LOOK?
Orders nnw Wing iakrn for
CLAXTON m urrCAKEK
bjr Ik* Ludlau af Ur Cm -
SOLVE YOUR
BEAUTY PROBLEMS
WITH
OPENING
NURSERY SCHOOL
The Fir*t Itaptiet Jito lor Royal
Ainhauadort w ill meet at the
church at 7 p in.
Th* Firat llapttrt Church Clioir
rehear>al will begin at 7:30 p.m.
lh * Mom* Ihm unvtration Club
w ill rnrrt at the Home Demon*
*tration Center at 2:341 p.m. Re
port* from the delegate* to th*
Gainrsvlbe meeting w ill b« given.
MONDAY
Clrrle* of the W truer of the F llt t
Presbyterian Chu eh w ill meet a«
fo l-o w *' No I , M r. Ralph Austin
Smith. Cha< wan w ill Mr*. \v. \.
I 'a itick in l.n.h A rbo r at 3:30 ,*.
tn : No. *. f > W L . Roche, Chair*
n u n . with J lu . W. I*. Ilrook*. 417
W- *1 2nd St. at 1 p. tn.{ No. 3*
.Mi*. Clan > llowa d. Chairman,
with Mi*. (\ I Re tiling, MH Va
lencia l*t. v I p in .: No. I . Mr*.
P a w ,on. fin.-’ IMk
„• A p. m.
N’i* 7, Mm M p *'m:p,on, Chair*
in rn , with Jlr* P. 1 . Piety, O*tcin at 2 p n r; P*enlng Cirri#
No I. Mi* W S R ri.m lry , Chair
man, with M • W S. Rrumley,
op*. Ila iie Kent. M i*. Carria
Sn.ith, and Mi*. M’liam Vinup, on
Ce'ery Ave C ,.vn ri |(i«h Supper
nt 0:30 p m ; Kvrnmg C iirlr * No,
2 nn.l .1 w h Mr* 4’ W . Johnson
and Mi*. *t M I .j.roi. Chairmen,
W|t| meet t i!h M i*. Tiioma* R»tl i l f J i . Mi
Ro',t ItumMey. and
Mi»* I lain e* t'ol.h l r the Kduca-
junior ho*tr*».
V I jun ior ho*t<
minded to attriid t
tea* Hireling and
r ll meeting In be
day at 7 p.m.
No one eo-ild *e'p hut »n ;o y
thi* good C) lick «• ffee cake.
Orange lu l." w ilh Rerrie*
Siamhi^r. l-vp and Raeott
M e l'* r - ’ -t
Rmwn fu t-ar to lfc e Cake
Itevr ag*
IRttiW N S I C A R « D F F F .H C A M ’.
I n m e d i e n l r ip firm ly parked
dark brown -ugar, 2 tablespoon*
flour, I to I ten-i Min* cinnamon,
2 l*hle*|*o*n» soft better nr margartne, '* t ) l run coar-ely chopp.-d walnut ot p-v n meat*. I •»
nip* rifted fo u r 3 t*-a*poon* la k .
ing powder *4 ten’ poon salt. '*
cup butter or m a'yailn e, l nip
• ugar, I t-m m m vanilla 2 egg*
(rcp aratrd l
ci'O milk.
M, lhn.lt S : r th# brown »ug*r, 2
ta!Irapoon* flour nnd cinnamon
togrther. Add t la'.lerpoon* r if t
butler and mix w ilh bark of *p<on
until combined: mi» In nutmea’ *;
re riv e , S It Inycth I the flo. r.
h«*lng powo-r and t a ll. Cream '■
flip I.utter, sugar and vanilla Re*'
In egg ynlkv n ie a* a time. S tir in
■Iftrd dry Inprrdieu!* alternately
w ilh milk in 4 additions; l-egin
ami -*nd w b ‘l dry lr *edlent». Fold
In Iwatrn egg white*. Turn half
the lu itlrr into well-grrarod deep
hea re-lrtant gla*« pie pan I9<»
hy I '* in c h -s i; *pr-nkle with re•e-ved hrnvn
sug.tr m ixture;
• I . rail remaining b a 'trr over top.
Rak# lo R l'dem le l3.’ifl degree*!
over about 30 rrlru tr* or
ntll
e*«e te*ter ln«et*ed in renter
cn.nr* o u t ele.xn.
Pag* s
OPKRATORS.
• Jowal Cohen
: • Huai Gourky, Hair Tin! RpecIalUt
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*56 Series 1o Open In AL Park,
But Where Is Anybody's Guess
NETT YORK W *-1U 1M* World
Sortoa will opoa la aa Aaaarlcaa
League park — hut oaaetJy which
ooe or when la anybody's gusts.
Four clubs are la tbs beetle run
ning for the American Lei gut
penasnt — Cleveland, New York.
Chicago and-Boston, if thsy settle
the question by tho end of the
regular season, the series will open
Sept. V . But If a Ue results, the
necessary playoff vrlll set hick the
By il» CORRIGAN
series opsaar to Tburaday, Bept.
f o r e s t h il l s , n . y . ( * 9.
whit i ■ tennis tournament with- Those tentative plans wera ar
aut a rhuhirbT
ranged yesterday when Baseboll
Why. n o t h in o f eourte,
• Commissioner Ford Frick called
■<at littla feud developed today be- together representatives of the
Uaea Kurt Nielsen. a muitacbioad AL'a top four clube and officials
D i m who la ranked third on the of lha Brooklyn Dodgers, aboutforeign Inti md the official! run- lobe chimps of the National.
r i«( the National tennis ebaraAlso present, aa a concession to
formality, werw representatives of
■tonihipi.
Nialiea. you we. abiolutely can- Ihe Detroit Tipers, flflb-plac* club
a d play tennis before I p m. And in the American League, and the
(be old meantei who arramed that Milwaukee Braves, the only club
Re fiuiib hit match with Hi) Bur- that could possibly heat tho Dodg
tow! of Charlottesville, V a, at era.
■oon yesterday, Incurred his wrath.
In tho ovent of s tie la tbs AL —
As K turned out, Burrows won and It could ha a whopping fourRio match. •->, Id, 0-4. •
,0 team snarl - lha playoff gamo,
i n the round of U. This wai the or games, will he played Monday,
IgBOit npiet of tho tournament to kept. M, and — Of Tuesday, Bept
date, but Nielsen, pouttnf at theIT.
•wferoo and spectators alike, didn’t U rain rfiould Interrupt toe play
put forth much effort
offs, too Mrtoi opeatr would bo
Defend in* champion Vie Selias put back another day.
,
af Philadelphia, Austla whit kid American League President 17111
Ran Rosewall, and Davis Cupper Harrldgn already baa scheduled a
Hamilton Richardson of Baton coin-toiiing session at hie Chicago
Mongo, La., all Jumped Into the offices tomorrow to determine
quirter-finsl. Srtaas gained bis opponents and altos hi tho ovent
■pot with a 7-4, *4. 1-1 vieloti of four, three or two-trim lies
s i v Australia's Nealo Fraser; when lha season ends Bundsy,
l L- ‘ KoaowaU moved along at lha
Sept. IS.
,
M af Ed Moylan of Trrnlon.
Games t and I of the series will
J.. *-1, «S. 41. and Richard ion he played In the American League
advanced by eliminating toiterisrv- park, 1, 4. and I are sat for Kbbetta
fea chimptea Whitney Raed of Ala- Field, assuming too Brooks win hi
led a, Calif., 41, *4, l * . 44.
Ihe NL. and a and 1. If aereisery.
Half Ihe quarter-final bucket will bo bald to too American
mas filled la lha woman's division League eily.
mttb lap-toed Doris Hart of Coral
Glhloo, fit-, turning bsch Yota
BgrnirM. 74, M ; Mrs Ntney Klad Palm «prtai», Calif., haltAi«oU Burton of Rnglaad, 74,
T4i Bilrtey Pry of It. Petarihurg.
Via., whipping Bhirkey Bloomer of
~ KlpaBd, 41 B4, and Hr*. Dorothy
S Y R A C U S E , N Y . tto-Weltorh r f a ef Poreot Hills, aruihlag wwight king Carmna BaeUIn tahoa
If so M ao Rbow of Oaklaad, Ms middleweight rroww svpiretiows
C|W. 41, 44.
Into ton Hag tonight In ■ IPrwuwd
nontltlo bout with fast-pvachlng
fill Turner, lOth-renkod flghtor to
tho hoavior weight eless
RaiQto was a 1S4 local hattiBg
favorite to tiuneh itsecdtafiilly hie
esmpelgn tor too rroww won By
n i m a a r a a a scL ts
■aasa* ache*u led
middleweight t h i m y l e i Cart
T M ir t t r a s o r ia
(Bobo) Otaan. Turner, how tv Or,
to ^ te e a n
hoped to turn toe tahtoa and put
himself to lino tor a shot at Basilto'a tttio.
Tennis Tournament
Without Rhubarb
Just Is'nt Right
t
P
Non-Titlo Bottle
Set For Tonight
By Bosilio, Turner
B
Standing
• A B C - w ifl_______ _
Fight Results
at • p^n , EST.
The In again, nut-igafa Turner
la climbing too eomebark trail
from an upset toss to A) Andrews
last year. BaiUia preetowaty took
a l M rnuwde to a haul with
Andrew*.
Basil to, wswafly pattern* to pre
dict Ibe outcome af hie flghta. haa
stated flatly: 1 Intend Ip
Southern
Playoffs
To Start
•“. 4. By&faftMavSl
'" A r t s ALL,
B 6% roN * * * t o i t
C E A T E R f/ E L V E R
By MERCER BAILKT
PCAY/NO
Thn AsencUtod Preaa
fO M E O F THE
B E 9 T B A LL
O F N/9
N E C T tC
Southern Assn, playoffs begin to
night to determine which team will
represent the circuit la tho DItle
Series against a T en s League en
c a r eer a ft er
try, sad here's what the big four t<19 PO O RE9T
manigere were saying hclore game
START.
time:
Clay Bryant, whoso Mobile Bears
beat out New Orleans and Nash
ville for fourth place on tho Baal
day and now take a crack on tho
pennant* inning Chicks la Mem
phis: "Wo won’t be pushovers for
s o n e t h i Ns s
any champions. We've b»en going
to r r A a /V t
good and we’re ready for this."
(Thank you for that optimistic
outlook, Mr. Bryant.)
Tod Lyons, the lucky fellow who
had hie salary boosted KM per
ir coot—from 11 to tt—for bringg too Memphis Chicks la first
la his role at acting manner:
"Mobile showed me a rtal good
team—as good at any in lha league
Well have to really be 'up' to
J 0 , WHO'* C W f 0 .0 * £ A
beat 'em."
ro KNOCKING powN
(Come now, Mr. Lyons, this is
F t ft C ii WHILE FfELPtjfo
not time to play eoy.)
FA TUtA THAU HtTriSO,
Phil Page, whose Birmingham
HA* iM PRO YEPIft THE
Baroms felled by a two game mer
A 9 FOR FtEL P 'ftS , THAT
PONER P tP T . H ELL
lin to win (heir Brit pennant in
O LP B A SEB A LL
S
E
T
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HI9H+
FOR
II yeera: "The boys were not hap
H/MSELF /ft P O JB LB S
EX P R E SS IO N r CAN T
py about letting Ihe pennant gel
fB P U i, HOMERS, RRK 9
C A R R Y fb9 OLOVEWOULL
away, I wasn't either, of course.
APPLY 70 ALL BO RA VERY
It cost them some money Bui
FEW hVtH YOUP i9 CU9 9 J/M
they’ve plenty left to shoot for and
I believe they will go out there
tonight and play aood ball."
i That's lha old ncver-say-dle
spirit, Mr. Page.)
Cal Ermsr. whoso patched • up
crew of skhldlag Chattanooga look
outs meet Ihe Barons in Birming
GAINESVILLE # - Offensive
ham. on being asked how ho fell
about Ih# playoffs: "I fed lousy!" blocking appears to be No. I
Ry ROB BOOBING
(But Mr. Ermar, you ABE In among lha Gslors' require menu
Miami's eager llurricsi.es and
Judging from yesterday's football
Ihe playoffs.)
Tho playoffs will bo best of-ssvrn sorkout on iho University of Flor traditionally dominant Notre Dame
may dalermint Iho nation's best
series, both in Iho opening and ida drill field.
Bnal rounds. After two game* In Although a game scrimmage had Independent team early In the IUS
Birmingham and Memphte tbs been espectsd. Coach Rob Wood forte all season.
The two powers meet head-on la
ruff had Uia squad break up toto
teama switch site*.
Ih* Ora age Bowl, Friday night
various unite.
And without eircption Iho em Oct. 7, with lha winner a strong
phasis was on blocking. Boih line bet to capture unofficial honors
men and backs got a long, bard as king of too gridiron's uaaBlliattd class.
seiikm.
Then, with shout a *4 knur to go,
Tho biggest chaUenga to tha
BflUN AIR PORCR BASE. Fla. tho Brst and second groups rsa supremacy of Ih* Hurricanes and
* -M a od y AFR, G a . playa Its through a "controlled" scrimmage tha Fighting Irish may he offered
Bret gams In the Air Fore# Sonth- against freshmia defenders.
by Iho winner ct Ihe clastic wind
ea stern Conference's Third District
The overall results weren't good. up between this year's "IT' teams
baseball tournament today whea II The variily playere appeared slaw —Army and Navy.
msots Patrick APB. Fla.
but It could have been duo to the
Boston College. Penn State. Boa
Moody drew a Brat round bye beat. Tackle candidate Don Hicks
ton
University, Pittsburgh and Cin
yesterday, white dm other all of Miami wai a heat victim. He
teams played. Kalla defeated Pine- co ttspied during the drill and cinnati should finish la tha neat
echelon.
matte APB, Pta., M ; Miami Inter needed Brit aid.
Miami draws heavy pre-tcasoa
national Airport defeated Mardill
The remainder ef fee griddera support duo to Hi outstanding tal
APB, Pit., M i and Patrick APR, acted slowly during the practice,
Fla., dafeated Alhrook APR, Pan*- despite entreaties from Woodruff ent. eolld depth and a schedule
advantage ever Notre Dam* which
fea Canal lane. 44.
to show "a little life '•
baa another suicide elate.
hi ether gamee today, Pinecastte
Jo* Brodsky of Miami, top fuUThe Irish win he tough but are
Is has on Mardill, and Eglin goes back candidal* until he underwent
against Miami. The top two dubs a kov* opera lion last spring. Is due fee a tower-than-usual start
of Iho double elimination meet will making a strong Ud In regain bis
May to the southeastern insrnm No. 1 berth.
men! starting hero mnnday.
C
Offensive Blocking
Gator Requirement
Air Force Begins
Baseball Tourney
Two Top Powers
Will Tell Tale
Kentucky Coach Blanton Collior
Sums Up Sontnnonts Of Top Men
Kentucky Coach Blanton CaOiei first night workout. "I know the
summed up the aeutlmeeta ef all buys are Ured," said ButU, "but
Southeastern Conference coaches we have to make every minutewhen be remarked during ’Dttf- between now and Bept. T count.
day’a practice that ''Ultra is a lot Conrad Maniaern, reluming te
halfback from tha Army, and CapL
of work to be done."
Collier switched BIO Livings Bobby Garrard looked goodi In a
from fullback to tenter la an af- scrap with the B-team.
fort to help offensive play. Junior That old bugaboo, blocked punts,
guard Bob Bennett was caUad bobbed up in Ih* Vanderbilt ramp.
IAN FRANCISCO F—A couple, home by Ulnvis of his father and Eager freshmen managed to break
of college kids are making strong will b* loat to the squad tempo up a kill doten vanity boots.
bids at breaking up tha "Million- rarily.
Coaches ordered more punting
IMUar Backfisld" of tho San FranFlorida'* G a t o r * scrambled work.
rltco Iters.
pais dtteai# got a lion's shireg
through another tough scrimmage
Tha youngitars am C a r r o l l and the coarhing staff had kiga of atltMioe it Tcnneiitc. Trill was
Hardy, frssh out of Colorado, and praise for fullback Jo* Brodsky's unt tl lusir waik spoil last year.
Dicky Moagle, an All-America dstermlnaUon to regain the No I Tailback'John Major ard fullback
halfback at Rice Institute test fall. fullback post. Brodsky had a knot Lon Hertbrun drew coschas' paisa
National Football League fans, operation after latt season and for their pass detente work.
sccuvtomcd to tha tters* "Fear missed spring drills. Bill Bolon Georgia Tech's injury Hit Is not
some •Foursome" of V. A. Tittle, took the No. 1 slot but Brodsky, as foreboding as wai th-.jgh ear
Jnhn Henry Johnson, Hugh Me- the team's leading ground gainer, lier this week. Jimmy Morris, who
Klhenny and Joe Parry, art going 1s showing new ability at deftest, injured ■ bid kite#, h:t re'urned
It have to buy programs to Iden said Coach Bob Woodruff.
to light work but guard Bill Ful
tify Ihe backfiald this year.
LSU ran through anuthcr scrim cher is lagied for limited servlet—
Tittle and Parry will ba on hand mage and Conch Paul Dietiel said the entire season because of a bid™
without much doubt. But McEl- h* was satisfied wilh the progress shoulder.
hrnny, plagued by Injuries, and Furwood Graham and Hsrry Hodg
Johnson may end up sharing the es, LSU’t top renters, arc tide
Th» Scandinavian word maenk
halfback slots wilh Hardy and lined with Injuries but expert to became ouf mink, but (ho Choc*
Mnegle, respectively.
be ready by the Sept. 17 opensr law Indiana call it ton! and the
Mr Klhenny ' i latest Injury, a fool with Kentucky.
German* s m .
ailment picked up savaral wreks
Two more players dropped from
back during an eahlbitinn game, the Auburn lineup and lha teramgave Hardy an early opportunity bla for replacement! is becoming
to show hia stuff. Ha's shown so somewhat mad. Fullback Ray Min .xeiTicr n r a r i a i c a T i o n r o w
T %1 nr.i:n
A
much since being gives a regular or retired from tho game and t See.
(O il* r ie r le a
ft a l a l e e • «
assignment that even though Me- center Billy Pappanastos bat un
tesei
.m ito ' r tn iir.itmT a iv r x .
Ethvnny has said ha's ready to go dergone a knee operation. Center
That Vlsr)nrle P * h e r*>4 the hold
now, Coach Norman (Red) Strader Leroy Duchrn* was lost aarlior er of the rotloaina ceitlflrate hta •
filed Slid le rilfliote for >*> d - -4
has Indicated that Hardy will alert this year aRer a knee operation. to
he l••>td thereon The certifi
In Ihe final exhibition against Los
Tulans got back to fundamental cate number snd veer » f I - i f »,
drriilpilon o f the yropertf,
Angeles Friday night.
exercises at Coach Andy Pilncy Ihe
and the name In n hl h It naa aa"He's Just an all-round terrific ordered hit linemen to run plays *•••*4 are a- fotlnwiratilfliata \o Its Tear e f Itsufootball player," says Strader. snd hit backs to sharpen their aac*
June is v tt. m i
Destrlniien nf r t n p t r t r ?
"There doesn't seem to he a thing pasting Donald Gunther, guard,
l.«n
|V tn It Olnderv
nindervllf* Helahla
and
BUI
Johnson,
tackle,
received
he can't do and do well."
rial Rank I; Pea* It
■'
Mem* In whlrh aaisssed Jack C.
In two games, against Ihe Cleve minor Injuries hut the squad re*
a
Vigtar
r
>
rsm»»
—
land Browns and Chicago Cardi gained quarterback Fred Wilcox
.VII ef «ald P'nrrrty fceln* l * V
from
a
recent
Ulnest.
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fo
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n
ts
of
a*min«l*.
mate
of
nals, be carried Ihe balLU llmca
Pasa detent* was the lop Item Florida unites such r*rlltlra<e
for U yards and two touchdowns;
•kail he redeemed
arenrdlan I*
lha propertr daanlhed la aur*
completed Ih* only p*>> he throw at Mitslsilppl State. Coach Darrell law
rerlllliat*
will
ha
enld
tn lha h i m (or M yards and showed brilliantly Royal used four teams in propping *il h dder al lha front danr nf Ihd
for
tho
opening
gam*
against
Flor
Seminole
Cnuntr
Court
House al
as a blocker.
ida next week. Royal prescribed Sanford. Florida, a* lha Tlret Men
der
in
Ih*
month
af
Octoher.
1 * 11,
Moegle Irok* In under Strader's scrimmage sessions the rest of
whlrh la taa Ird day af October,
"test 'em out" program. He had
ISIS
.
,
lb* week.
f l u t e d this Slat day nf A-a-stlooked good at defanaiv* halfback,
John Blaylock, the lop quarter
but Strader wanted to see bow he back, and Billy Kinard, regular (Utflclnl Cterh's Seal)
O P. Iterpdna
performed with the hall. He found halfback, became the first casual
Plerh Clrruit Pnuft. Semin
out, fast.
ole Ceunly. Florida
£
ties of tho session al Ole Mitt.
The Rice speedster averaged Blaylock got a hip injury and
I I I yards in four carries against Kinard a gash over an eye that
tha Cardinal! and threw one touch needed three stitches. Mississippi
down pass, a 10-yard toss Into the regulars gov a rough workout
end ion*.
■gainst whit’s aapected from Geor
ALL THIS WEEK
gia in the Sept T opener.
Alabama's
Crimson
Tide
got
Its
because of the need to rebuild their
line and rind a quarterback to re first scrimmago of the season and
place All-Ansarice Ralph Guglicl afterward Coach J. B. Whitworth
■aid tha workout* would eat# up
mi.
MON. SEPT. 12
Navy's Sugar Bowl champions for the rest of the week Halfbacks
offer a great tin* led by AM-Amer Jerry McBee and Otbl* LinvUJe
lea and Roe Beagle and gambling turn** In good work during Tues
George Welsh, who should reach day's session.
Georgia Coa.*h Wally Butts didn't
hia peak at quarter, but must find
HARDER SHOP
running barka.
have much phase for the Bulldogs' j
Powerful Bids
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Monle Carlo Faces' f™®"1®
0*® M.®ney
Found In Florida
Government Upset In Jacksonville
As Prince Resigns
M IAM I. F la . P -A *20 bill from
BftAWLEY. Calif. '.P-Th# Atomthe 1300.000 ransom money tn the
If Energy Comml»»i«n haa per
In Ittttra to atvtral i f the mitted an Intpection by newtmen
Bobby fireenlra*# k.dnap murder
a io'.ar>|vtp caiididate* who failed of Ita once-treret testing bate on
has been found in Florida.
to r rc r itt a acholarthlp, D r. Sow* the abort of the Salton Sea
MONTE C A R L O .f —The tiny
Charge a E W eek., special agent
d r stated.
The J'vimllion-dolUr ba»e. 1<v B is irra principality of Monte C a r in charge of the Miami F B I office,
- T o . fart that y o jf arhelar.alp
Borlh**c*t of here,
In ta c ta m ar be lacking.
application w .a not a p p lie d thia
^ flU ui e h iri£ l# r,.U c* of
year doe. not preclude your m .k*
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of . thire-year w hoU r.hip to
No Use nuclear weapon, a rr
« m p lfti >our medical eduction. U iH .
t ouM >ou m ale application next) Planes from K lrtla n i A ir ro rre
j - t r it wtll aaln be apprai.ed in Bate at Albuqurrtiue. M l , drop
p U u n to ether applications re- dummy bombs on the target area,
celled at that time!"
whjch la in the water.
Member, of the Florida S t a t . ' Some of the drop, are made
M e d i c a l Scholarship A d v iso ry , Imm altitude, a . huh aa .even
Committee, in aJdition to H r. m ile, and iround ln«lrument» ite^iiiimc no, who evaluated the ap* lermine the fall, trajectory anil
plication* include Dr. George T . impact of the bomb.
lia t ie ll, dean of the medical
a.-hoot currently tieing organ!.ed
at th# L’ nteeraily of Florida,
G au ictvd lr. Dean H o m e r F .
M ar.li of Miami, di-an of the Uni(Continued from Page One)
a r r iity of Miami Medical School;
D r. T . T~ Ca.on, Ja c U o n v Ili*; Dr. in| and testing approximate!) M®
Ja n ie . T . Cook J r ., Marianna; Dr. people at one time arc now m the
}|omer l~ I'caraon J r .. M iami; prot-eai of being decorated and re
and DV. John Milton alto of novated. There will be a "Chan.lilirr Boom", " S u l k y Room,"
Miami.
dmith i . In New Orleans to "Grooms Room." "I'alio" and a
begin hi* medical achool training lovely tea and banquet room over
at Tulane. He had already com looking the oval trark
pleted hia pre-med training with
"IV* intend to makr thla a 'year
a (»ur year courae at Stet.on round park witn a chef from Rich
Univeraity. l i t i* residing with mond. Va„ and a heudwaitrr from
h i. Wi f e in New (Irleana at the Statlrr to taka care of serving
'iK i2 l a Jeannette Flare .
lb* fine*! food in th* world.
New Seminole Park
Argentine Group
Gets Minority Bill
Bt'ENOS AIRES. Argentina ( * A bill lo give Argentina'* minority
partte. at leait one third* of the
trat* in it. lower hnuie wa. lent
to Congrevt ye.terday he P rr .ldent Juan D. Prron. Quick approv*
al w*. expected.
In an arrompanyinf met.age.
Peron .aid th# mea.ure wa.
draftrd "to give satisfaction to the
claim* of certain group* of public
oo,non who oppott the ruling
party ond to give minortliea wid
er representation in Congresi."
He termed the bill "in effective
fontrihutlon of the government
toward national pacification "
"There are 11.000 trotting horse*
in America and we Intend to get
our aharr of them hnc. This I* a
plant that Seminole County can
well be proud of." said Kemp.
The latest innovation to the
hranJ new Seminole County attrac
tion. on which nearly IISO.OOO hat
already been spent pulling it into
rcadines* for the coming atason, is
th* adding of a canopy to th* en
tranceway from the tpaeloos park
ing lot to the enttaner to the club
house.
National Canine
Week Observed
All Over America
Given the opportunity, will ani
mals ln.tinctisely balanrr their
own diet* to fill their nutrlt.ve re
quirements? Or are the* no smart
er than humans who rat the thing,
TAfPEI. Formoai il» — An offi they like th* best?
Actually, most of the rrcorled
cial Natinnaliat Chinese news
agency reported Tueaday that more research seems only tn prose that
than 1 non persona ire In active nature haa d«na a good »ob ol fur
revolt la the northwestern area, ntshing reasonably well balanced
of Hunan province on th« Com* diets (or most animals — — or that
evolution ha* done a g *od h>h of
atunlst Chinese mainland.
The report came from the Min- growing animals that ran gat al.trv of Interim > Tatao agency, long on the diets available.
Th* Canadian Deartment of
which claims under ground con
tact*. The Defense Ministry could Agriculture made tests with aii
not confirm the report, but It ap- faxes, in the weaning, half grown,
iarcd plausible .in vltw of. the and adult stagrs. allowing them tn
creating number nf report* put select their fond* from several
nut hv the Reds them seise* abouttype* of rereals. cod liver oil, hone
aocalled "counterrevolutionary ae- meal, limestone, whole egg pow
der. fish, ground beef liver, tripe,
ttvitie.."
horaemeat and yeast None of the
OLIDER RECORD CLAIMED group chose a nirtritionally bal
VICTORVILLE. Calif. uF-Aa In- anced diet. Instead, raw meat
lernational g i l d e r record was mad* up Ml per rent of all food
claimed Monday by a Californian consumed.
who completed a round trip tt SOS Within five weeks, twe of (he
pup* bad rickets and all of them
mile*.
Lyle Maiey, Si, of Downey, ahowed th# effect* of the poor diet.
And at Swift's Nutritional Re
soared from El Mirage Field near
here, to Independence. Calif, and search Kennels researcher* in ani
back Sunday. This beats th* old mal nutrition have been studying
record of MO miles for a flight to th* question for 21 >r*rt im
a predetermined goal and return prove th* nutritive qualities of
held by Bill Coverdal* of Tennes- Swift's dog food..
And wha are the finding.?
"Well, first of all." aaya Dr
Th# U. 8. Office of Education H. E. Robinson, director of r*
oatlmate* that thera will ha n search, "we found that no dng can
12.JPt.0dd Increase In public select aa good a diet as we can
aeleet for him. And aeeomtly, if wr
school enrollment in IMP
offer him food that he likee eery
Pared with 19JO.
News Agency Tells
Of Active Revolt
E
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PIm m 111!
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drawing many cutiom rra lo l . n r
store.
Quoting Burnham, he says of
Simproa Farm Supply, "A * for
public relation*, thwe young wo.
men. from their airline evrrience
know how to meet people and to
be friendly and helpful."
Two picture, appearing W lh
the story, thnwr Slmpvon Farm
Supply, it . two lady operator*
standing in front, with Christma*
T re e , on display, and as the ttorv
goes "w ith th# front door wide
open."
Another of the picture*
show the two young ladies with
a young calf on display in thru
•tori’ .
Sanford I . being rrrognired in
many nationwide m agarinr*. (hit
on* s'ory. In ‘ Hatchery and Feed"
being the latest.
Voice Of America
Is Hit By Malone
MOSCOW I D — s .n Oenrte W.
Malm# IR -N e v l, alter five days
<r Moscow, think ■ the t' S. gov.
ernment should g it rid of It*
Voice of \m erira rai.in )>r<«u*r It
ha*n't whipped the Soviet people
up to the print of a revolution.
And he tninks U S. m ilitary
spendirr should he rut hark he.
eaus, he fir-ts "no evidence the
• ovlrt Union I* prrphtrd for war.'*
Malone, v>!n arrived hero last
W rdnrstla). told newsmen Monday:
" I saw no evi ienre the Soviet
peoptr w ill r!»e a taln st'th e fi gov.
ernment. C o r* -u ien*Iv, we should
letienrh e x i«ns -s like the Yoira
of America.'
much and food that he needs very
mufh but doesn't like, hr will fill
up on the food that he likes and
seldom touch the food be dor*n't
tike."
So apparently, cynic* lo the con
trary, animal* are no smarter than
men.
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RERUN uP — The m>*lery
"Amrricsn" the Ruisian* freed
Monday now claim* he's a Ger
man F S officials say they re not
ronvinct-.l of that story cither.
I.a*t night, after extended ques
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(Continued from Page ONet
tor's appreciation is extended to
Th» Fanford Herald. Radio Station
W rit It the Orlando Sentinel, ll><
Pilot ('tub of Sanford, and the
ItiU Theatre for wonderful coop
rralion in puldiriring the appeal
and tn the Florida State Hank
and the Sanford Atlantic Nations*
Hank for handling the rontrihu
lions. 'T o the churches, flubs and
other organlr atmn* which gave
their fine cooperation, we arc
Indeed grateful," Rev. Wyatt said,
adding "Our appreciation is also
rxtcmled to the Sanford Naval
A uxiliary A ir Station who I* now
conducting a campaign on liir
ba»e. proceeds of which will br
added lo contributions
alrradv
collei led b) th* Seminole Count)
Chapter.
In short. Rev W )*tt said to
day, "We are proud of the record
of our Seminole County Red i rn*Chapter in regard to the disaster |
fund appeal, (in ly through gen
rruu* contributions can the fam il
ies t/.at suffered he assisted, as
th# Red Cross it th* agency au
throued by government * barter
to a,>l*i individuals and families
meet th ru di«a*ter-c*u>*d need*
" A ll monies which have hern
collected by th* Seminole Count)
Cross for the flood relief fund
Chapter of the American Red
wtll he given outright to disa*ter
•uffnerv b) American Nalion.il
Red Cru*s representatives."
th e So* lets released the man at
Chaili-s tie d e iic k Hopkins, an
Am rrican civilian , along with two
soldier* who had hcen prrom rrt
New Mexico haa 2,176 mile* of of the Red* for seven )ear* The
rlvtlian *aid then he was from New
railroad.
York C ily .
H. JAMES GUT
westers
$10 Million Raised
B IN C l I I U
LOCKER PLANT
401 Want Thirteenth Sir**
Cily Recognized
•aid last night the hill w a. dts
covered at the Jacksonville branch
of the Federal Reverse Bank amt
was tent there hv the Ftori.1*
National Bank A T iu st Co. ol
Miami.
Several other hills from the miss
ing ransom money have been found
recently in the midweat.
Carl Austin Hall and M r. Ron
me Brown Heady were convicted
and executed for the kidnap-Gaying of the 6 year-old Greenlease
child in 19.VJ They got *dnn oou
ransom money but only fJw.ouo i.'
It w a. found.
ITEM
to u t
MUTUAL INSURANCE FRIEND
CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE
AND STORAGE CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
lo, which recently rod* out a bank
ing c r i.n , w a. in the throe* of a
government upheaval today.
Eleven of the 1» member* of
the National Council, which func
tion. as a cabinet for handtomc
young Prince Rainier I I I . resigned
yesterday. Two counctlmen had
resigned during the banking c ria i.
and now an election w ill have to
be held within thrre months.
Yesterday's resignation, cam#
after the U-yrar-oid Prince re
stored Ce«ar Solamito and Arthur
Corvetto to adsisera* post. They
had been dismissed during the
recent banking upset, caused by
failure of the bank in which c o n
siderable of the government's
money was deposited.
They were reported to have
regained the P rin ce 'i favor J>*cause they informed him of a
campaign to ehangs Ui* law of
succession.
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Jo» Hum
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tiaairlpllun of Property!
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We etoppad ak aa Auiamat for eof.
taa and—*
“AuinevAtr* wi auead A e a t
Carolina.
"Cafeteria.* teanalatod Clive.
"And then Gerry disappearad,"
concluded Sara.
What do you a n a l *
Bara a p l i t M i
f
C H A TTER
T E N
F O R T H E fir s t t im e H e r a sa w
T m w m u c h v a lu e is a m a t t e r o l c o n I r v L U C t i v r h a d * r - r v t h is gTesl
h i .n k o l re d g l s * * n o a w o m a n
• w a g g r r ip g
dow n
I t r n a d w a y in
■ li g h t ly am led A r i r r y , h e w o u ld
b a v * d is m is s e d It i n s t a n t l y a s th e
c o a r s s f a k e It w a s . H o t se e in g It
in C a / o lin * l a r r h 's d r a w in g room .
« n C a r o lin a I s r r h a n i c e * , tt n « v r r
o * r u r v e d tn h im f o r a m o m e n t
I th a t it w a s a n y th in g b u t r e a l
T h # l ig h t w a s d i m . A t t h s asoR i r n t , he w a s n o t w e a r in g th e
n c e g v e a t h a t d a n g le d f r o m a
a e k c o r d a t h l « la p e l, l l n w sh o u ld
h a k n rrw t h a t H a r * b e lo n g e d tn th e
t m o r T v r a m h o f Ih a f l a r e * r i a n t
E v e r y t h i n g a b o u t h e r fe d h i t illu ■ io n . Q u i e t e n d d e m u r * tn d o v e g t a y s ilk t h * d i d n 't lo o k h k * a
g i r l w h o w o u ld w e a r a c h e a p im lt a t lo g o f a n o u t r a g e o u s ly e n o rm o u s
Clive Mid to don. Tkm t you
think K might have aaovething to
do noth that Jewel you're wear
ing T"
"Jewel P* Carolina fuanhted Hi
tha lacaa at har nack and hemighl
up a lorgnetto—a etrtp ad old Ital
ian ailvar emboaaod with fruit and
flower*. The lanaao that laapad out
were liny and ovaL
Bara fluahad. "I should have rsplained before, Mr. Clive. Thi« silly
thing ian t raaL It« Jvaat a piece of
red glass I bought this afternoon
at tha 10-eeat ator* for M cents"
"lltally, Dlek!" Caroline * vmtee
admuntahed him gently. "Do you
think n niece of nun* would have
the horrid ta«t* to wear a ruby
that us* T U it wee* real It would
be am silting for a ducheaa' tiara.
Rut anyana can ao* tfa a fake. If
Harm will forglv* me, k'» a mad#
fake and rosily guile vulgar."
Clive’s mouth opened and cloned.
His *)#* went feona nn* to the
other, "la ft feasible ?* bo said at
"Arv you a l Mtndr Hu voire
rang out "Uarotla*, you forget
that I am aa art dealer. 1 know a
bill* about auch thing* t held that
ruby in my hand a moment ago
It never nrcurrod ta aa* that R was
aot real. Don’t you raaognia* Ms
depth, ltd color, its hrtOlanco T"
Caroline put dawa her lorgnette.
"Bara, did you roally get thla thing
at tha ia-o#Nt Mare?"
OibYw
"Of mavne. tt was i M a tat of
WMa4 ahmrfd th * d o t ■ * aaa- other Juab jaw airy."
tirulisly honest and any, "Ok,
"But the whota dung ta fangoat worry, Mr. Ctivst This ta tastler cried CHtOl T h * ta a mu
a p ie c e o f J u n k I p ic k e d u p tn seum piece It atMd be a famo ia
1 0 -e e n l s t o r e t h in a ft e r n o o n ." Jewel with a tang history. If I
O r 1s t t h e w h o le t h i n g elide e n d knew asate about Oriental art, 1
• p n r a k i n t h a e m b a r r a s s m e n t a f aould prehaMy Identify
B o d in g ha h a d m is ta k e n a fa k a fo r
"le t am *aa
Gamtoa Mmtch*
G
e
irnrtte. “The ale# la *o Impnatthlw.
What do you think. MnaT"
"I don t know much about rich
thing*." Edna Cre«l put down her
knitting and took th# ruby from
Carotin* gingerly, aa if the touch
nf concentrated wealth would
arorch her nogertip* Hh# hrld it
between thumb and forcnngrr and
th* great, red rya blinked in tha
Aretight.
Caroline fumbled at hrr I*'#*
again and lifted th# nrrf lat# that
__ _
on* in th*
middle is th* largr« of th# tiremile aapphirre." ahe astd. "Hut it
looks amall beside that ruby. It'S
not real. I put don't believo it."
"May IT" Clive held out hit
hand. Kdna gave him the )#wr|.
He walked to the nrarrat lamp.
’There u no doubt in my mind,
Carolina. Thu auirve is as real as
your aspphires."
’Then how did It get Into ths
IO*eent atore?" drma;i<leil hsr*.
"It may have been atolen,’' »"ggrated Clive,
"And then left on a eounlre at
th* 10-eenl atore T" Har* was arvptu al. “Why on earth T”
"A eounlre loaded with fake
Jewels." Caroline apokr slowly, her
eye# on the lire. "I ’urlomrd letter.
You *ay the man who died in Uvs
street was a criminal T"
"An cmbetrier.”
T a other words, a thief, ftupp-wa
you nr* a thief, pursued by other
thieves and afraid to go to tha
police. You have a stulrn ruby,
but you'll he **fe if you ran c o n Vinr* the Other thieve* you haven't
IH>« it Yo^ turn into a 10-rrnt
store, hoping In thske off their
pursuit In th# rruwiL Tot, see a
heap nf glsoa jewelry—Anything
on this counter for 20 cents. You
drop th* real ruby among tha
fakes Who will find it there, a
needle in a haystack T Who will
even suspect it a there T Yrt the
neat morning It ran bw recovered
for 20 cents! When were yog la
t h a f e a t t h in g T A f t e r a l l , h e h a d n ’ t
a a l d h a th o u g h t t h r je w e l w a a re a l.
'S h e h a d In f e r r e d i L h h * c o u ld be
d *iry in du tlry olfered * *o » l « •
Ample I in Jijt of llir tips anti d o v m
of h r w r r t ' fortune*.
A >fir acn, Hairjmrn vitr lingins Hip blue*. Th# governmenl had
eut lit dairy pore mpport (etc)
and milk price* dropped.
T<>d«y, dairy pnidiiclt aie among
Hi# few farm good* enmmanling
huhrr price* than a >ear aso The
other, are poultry, rggt, tobacco
and vegetables.
In A'lguvl. price* farmer* reretted for all Ihrlr piodurli were
l» per rrnl lower (ban a f r»r earli
er. Hut pricei lor dairy product*
averaged 2 per rent above Ihote
of Augutt 19M.
Thr dairyman who huya feed i*
even belter oil today brrauie of a
drop In feed price* over the year.
The utory of the hog farmer ha*
been the reverie ol the dairyman'*.
A year ago, hog farmer* were
riding a wave of prntperity. Pricei
of hug* were good—perhapv "loo
giurd " They encourage I a big
eipaminn in production tbit year
Ai a revult, hog price* have
dropped about tt per cent from
a year ago.
A big reavon for the dairyman'*
improvrd lot today i* the large
inerrate in ron»umer buying of
fluid milk. Parmer* gel higher
prtrrt for milk void for fluid ron■iimplinn. a* the houtrvrife buy*
it, Ihrn for manufacturing uio
Hu* Ivooat in fluid milk *alc*
left lea* to he diverted intn mami
farlured dairy produrt*—butler,
rheeve, dried milk and the like.
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tn IM lf*Mi»ratil* f*«*UNt)r Judg* af
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tha C nu htr n f Seminole. Plata nf
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picked him up foe buying a eheeku riling machine with a rubber
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halt for 4 K liirld A * an Ih a f |r « l Alan4« i £vi if m m onth n f fynjInlNif I t il#
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TAIPEI. Fnrmoia * T i- Daring
frogmen plei ’ nl s Chinece Nation,
alls! flag Kbtdritay on the beach
uf Amoy, a Cnwmunltt l*lan<l. and
it wa* atill f’ yi-K there at lunset
Monday, stTording lo local prr<*
»epmt«. The esjdnlt via* In cele
bration nf Naliui ali«t Chins'* fiu t
Annul Fnrr-* Day.
Atill pn*nniiel mine* were
planted srnuH the Iu*** of Ih*
flagpole. The liie»* *|>erulsird th*
inine* and frnr of National!*! gun*
fir* fiom fjiremoy I •land, six
nl!«« away, made th# Red* afraid
to appmarh the flsg.
(» # r.
arri.it:ATine rnn
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a iB la le e
el
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ia i i r n e a r
o iv e x .
T b . i ( ' I. IIii( I -a (he h .M e r wf
lb# fallow in* rerilflcste b * . riled
•■Id tertifliwl* fur l e i 0 #*d Id
b# i*#u.M mervw;.. The r r r l l f k . l r
eiimi-.r and >*sr ef l i . u . n r e , lb#
■i##cil|iH>>n ef Ike prnprrty. end
(hr osm* l» which It wee a u e . i e d
err . . follow*
r » r i l f l r . t * .Vo. I l l Y e a r o f Is . u . o r * J u t i . f t , V. Tv. l i l t
I'#. • li.ilu n of F r o » e r ly f.o l I lil'-c b i s X u n h l.'k -ilu « la
r i a l n v . v i t '« i* e h in ta
N.n<e
I le a
Alt
a
lo
whi-h
a u tin i
alar-
ll # . r d * l » r
o f t . l d eroperly brln* In
th* I'nuatv o f Btmlnaie. M a le nf
S'lnride I n lr.i
>#ik
rrrliflrale
•hall ti# r#d#*m#d anordln * ta lew
lb# bioprriv
d»--rlh*d la eurh
■erllflral# will h. • u to the hleh##t bidder . 1 Ih . front d oor nf th#
B.rtilttol. I'niinlf l'«iiil l i n n , , . i
Mnliitd. W orld., on Ibe f lr . l >lood#> in Ih# inanib of October, 1111,
which I. th . Ird d#r e f tv, Inbrr,
I'sied this Hat day e f Au*u*t.
I Vi Lb.
AVKIIAIJK
FR K SIl GRO U N D
mi
B»»M
There were *2 legal exeeutlona tufflclalO Clrrh's
I*. Il#r*dn*
n . i k r i n nit r«w H . a .m in in Iha Uiilled £atrs In HIM, 45 of
* 1. rn .nly , klorlda
which were in Totas.
REEF CHOCK
PAPfcl REPORTR RANPAdE
TOKYO (Jt — Tha Mwipaper
Atahl 'aald Monday ‘'seven or
eight’ ' Amrrlcan lervlcemcit Hr*n
wild* In Maebaahl Clly, 30 miles
north of Tokyo, and baltlrd polite
and bystanders for an hour but
Wera linally aubdurd wilh club*.
Tha.paper reported thrr* were
arreatad and jailed Immediately.
The aQitri fled, hut on* waa appnhtBRed by military pollrt and
ytaeai la Japaneaa cuitody, Iha
gaped'aald.
Nam** nf tt* acMlrrt armltd
Btra kof Immediately learned.
**yc m^^#— — m-
TAST-IUTE T-RONE OR
SU GAR^U RED
SMOKED
MEATY NECK
I— I ■
On* I’aklalan Iriha has a eutInm af eiprening apology by
■ticking aut the longua.
CHOOSE & USE
SPARE RIB
TRU-FLAVOR
PAINTS 0
GOOD TO THE
LAST DROP"
In 1322 C oh n
THE COLOR YOU WANT
WHEN YOU W A N T IT
IN ALL FINISHES.
LB.
(Limit 2)
SANFORD
F A I N T CO.
107 W. FIRST RT.
FREE PARKING
WEBB’S LONG GRAIN
Lucky Farina
BEST deal of
EaUbHihcd SO yttrg ta
Orlando
. . . bacmiia you get a big hnnua trade-in allowance on
*our present car, which will never bn worth anything
like aa much again . . . aa allowing* ao big that you wil
be getting a big car for about what you'd expea to p*y
log n email car in a law weak*.
JERZEE
BAKE-RITE
LEVISIONECTRONICS
SHORT
ENING
S-U.TIN
GOLDEN
�I
*
If It’* Worth Aojthiac
II-
*—BBAL dKTATB TOR SALE-*
SPECIAL SERVICES
-II
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By STANLEY
T IIK
HANFORD
IIKRAI.D Wrd. Sept 7, 19.r>
It'* Worth AdTtrtWo* I*
DAILY CROSSWORD
CLASSIFIED ADS
ACKO.Vt
1. A job
A bpcak
11. S < ri{li9
12. P rifd plum
11 a aharp
edg* In
tnchting*
(a rch il.)
I I Leg-cfmutton
aletve
13. Father
16. Const L i t .
lion
CONCRETE
For Better Plumnmg
FOR SALE—Two Bedroom Frame Ready Mixed Concrete. Concrete
See or Cali
House, located on ion fu lot In
Muck. Sand. Gravel. Cement
W. J. HINT.
City. Desirable location. Etee*
Conerei• Pipe to Meet All QuillSouth Tark Pkaaa M
trie Sotr. Refrigerator. Hot Wa
ficationa.
ter heater. Automiuc Wa>her
Phone 2It*
and Space heater Included.
ORLANDO Morotng SentlaaL Or
LOW DOWN PAYMENT. Bal S h erm a n C on rrtta P ip * C o.
lando Erenlng Star. Call Ralph
Out Weal 13th &L
ance like rent. Phone iu o dur
Ray. 11434.
ing the day. 1M2J after 7 p m.
— Factory to You —
or write Boa 1232 Sanford. Fla.
E N V E L O P E S , letterheads, state
Aluminum
meritt. invoices, hand bills, and
l
Venetian Blind*
p r o g r a m s , eie. Progretuve
100 ACRES — Beautiful Lake Enclosed bead. Sag proof boteem
W m Lag Co., rhona (01 — 403
Front. Naar town.
rail with placOe ends. Plastic er
T u t 13th S L
rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon
11* ACRES Lake View Citrui
cords.
Ptumkiag. Kreasrv netUag
Land. Cloie In.
Scmkarlk GUan and Paint Co.
M. G. IIOIMIFS
UM1« West 2nd St
Phone 2*
Serr-re e? All Water Pumps—
Large Spreading Oak
Wells Prilled — Pumps
Shade* Ihls 3 Bedroom UR home Used furniture, appliances, roots,
Paala Road Pbnue 7M
Inerted on a ?<i’ a 130' Lot. Kitetc. Boufbt-soid. Larry * Mart.
rhm equipment, Spare Heater
321
EaatlatSL
Pbona
1U1.
It’a So Ftsay
and Drapes with Cornice Board*
included — To Service PerionA Little Bit of Everything’
To
Tiara
A Want Ad
ncl SHOO. down.
TH E CURIOSITY SHOP
iuat
Call
1821
anil ask for
—I
G XLe
^ r - i___ «■ Next to Benrsclf* Court 17 92 So.
TOE I C f f
tho
Want
Art
department
I
USED TRACTORS
Sanford Herald
Phone 112* •A. B. Peterson.Broker
O u a turaiibed apL
Britt Trader Ce.
Aaaodate* • A. B, Peterson Jr.,
U l Palmetto Ate. Pboo* 61ft.
MI
Hway
11-el
Seeth
P. J. Chritcraon. Garfield Wil
O R SAN litPirt a Finishing,
letts. John Meiseh, R. W. Wil Practically new 7 ft. refrigerator. C IO
WKLAKA APARTMENTS: rooms,
Oak floors furnished, laid U f-n
liams, A. C. Doudncy, Land Suryrlutt kitlu. 114 W. Fifrt SI.
Chamber ga* range. Phone 2tH,
uhed. In business sinra ism.
tejor.
N. L Bl'bip. 212 Cnlnmal Wa'.
E. F. Stevens: Rmite 2, Bax 227:
Cal] 714 R*( befora 7 a. m. or
C A . W H ID D O N , S R .
B oBe w e j
B ohf
Bicyles & Lawnmower*
after 6 p. m.
Rag. Real EaUto Erokar
I ’a ro and Iternnditinning
V. E. Douglas, AaioelaU
Stanley’* Bike Shop
P L U M B IN G
U* & Park
Ph tMt 310 E. 4lh St.
Phone 2i.1t Contract and repstr srort. Free
"•* - “ S W i
eaUnsatea. R . I _ llv e v r y , 104
W. H. "RSI" RTTHTER
t pnght. Rosewood,
FURNISHED APTS.
S an fo rd A v e . P h o n e 1* 21.
Realtor — General Insurance
* 2 3 . 31* Palmetto Ave.
501 Wait lit. Or C»U i t Furnl- Gertrnde R. Dtagfeldrr Associate
tut* C « u r . 11* w**t ^Jt‘
Phono *122
112 N. Park Ave. (-D raw er Filin g Cabinet
*2%.
G A T L I N ~ m t OT 11ERS
Rendix Washer .................. *wi D raxtirc and Bulldozer Service
Lak« Front home 3 BR. SII.SOO. China Cabinet .......
*20 Phonev; 2221— Sanford, 24*4 —
Anion ApU. BfBriency. D m Lake trout Home 2 BR SlftAOO.
2 Pe Sectional t ouch. ... *27 .V)
Geneva
7 » ’ V.
23.% acre* faring hardroad 122.000. 4 Goll club". bag. ballItn.
EAYNOMI N. BALL. BROKE! New Inner-Spring Mattrcia 421 %o 14-1
INSUIINIE
-14 *
D. M. HARRISON, BROKER
Youth Red ic Mattress ..
IU.
S D Hiihleyman, Salesman
Baby Beds A Maltreat'*
tto. up
Phone MO
New Itrma Ksery Day
t Room funjUhod Apartment. ■04 South Park Ave
WIPER TRADING POST
Rate* to .
a oo McUodTiiio.
Hl-Way 17 32 South Phone 2212 R.
Policyholders
NEIGHBORHOOD STORK
Jehu Wftllarwn Ihl
LOVELY rotU gti. nicely furnish Large building equipped with nec THREE Piece Bedroom Suite
ed. By Watk or Monto. Home
t t l Saalard AUaatte
essary ftiturra and equipment
S30.
Phone
1M9-J.
* lu r 6 p. re. or oa weak-ends.
for operating grocery, meat
M
i 4 mllu amith oa J H l FivemirkeL and general atore. sit 10 Ft. Diiplay (’aie with Freerer
uated on UT feet of frontage on
Point] Motel, R.
CanoU.
Wit! be sold to the highest bid
Wett 3rd Street. Living quar
der. 317 ralmelln. Phone 2.192.
ter* above store. Neighborhood
Desirahle Furnished Apt Phi< badly in need of store in Una TROMBONE and llallierafter set.
4 J 2 - W . _____________
•- •. v f %n C £
Phone 11*9
section Price of K.soono In
INf
-ill
cludes Real Estate and Person
TtlltNltHED Apt MO Pit* Av«al properly. Exclusive: Terms Folding Cot, mattress T2*-J, 3
t' a '• k [\ DO
Turnlihed Apt. 1113 Perk, Adult*.
p. m
can be arranged.
UNFURNISHED HOUSE ■! « 7
NO CLOSING COSTS!
Writ Sad St. AUo Furnlibed
house, 2 miln out of City. That’s right, folks! You get cre
dit for your entire down payPhono 14*4 or
_________
mrnt towards the purebate price
of 13 400.00 on this brand new,
CLEAN furnished Apt. One. Two
3 bedroom ma*onry home, juit
paople. H3.Q0. *11 Pult ^Vft
completed. Paved road, ju»t
Furniihed Kitchenette ants Air
nut of city, but with city water.
Conditionrd, Slumberlind Court,
The la a REAL BARGAIN,
DOWN PAYMENT?, you name
a i l Orlando Drive.
______ _
it, we’ll try to arrange the rest.
L o r n 3 bedroom unfurnished apt.
Kitchen equipment optional.
Yard, treei. ITW-IU*. Pa. i«7J w. o n t m e m
t. w. hero
or 1M*J.
INI Park Ave. Pbeee 27 or 1(1
Seminole Realty
R oggrrly Appliance Center 17- AtrmttOKtlJUt - TEAI1.EES
“ Vour Westmghouse Dealer”
It wfl! pay YOU U see US bcfcee
Maytag Washer*
ymt buy. Opca Evroings and
n y ia g a ^ A y *
Prooa 17*7
Sundays.
WANTED
Kastslde T ra ile r Sale*,
Palatka, F la .
Highoat CASn. TRADE-IN Drier a
paid for used furniture Call 33*. F r ill S A I.K — ItMfi Indian Tr.itWilson Mtier Furniture Co. 311
Jer. 27 F t. All Met*!, reasonable
K. W SL
price, phone 2391.
7—
f e u L iv n U e h Supplies
-1
iiEW fTynvH^i’ EhD Pupplei. R.
D. Priest. South Sanford A\e.
Phme aao-W-l.__
_______
B
l WANTED
-It
FO R S A L E — 23 F t. f a n van
hoijv* trailer with a x 14 p, ca
bana. New lire *. Priced to -ell
Phone h im before 6 p. m. B.'2-M
thereafter.
t9. Pesdiv
THIS ASSOCIATED TRI iil
or esen marginal a iraa - around
metropolitan cenirrs make - admintntraors (ear the end of such de
velopment u in sight.
The outdoor*man h>s tss-o ehoir
es—he can do for himself or he
car. hire to hers to do for him.
But it's in West Virginia that
the dn-for-jourself idea has reaehed
the most substantial proportions
in a project that's drawn the nick
name of he Appalachian Bisters.
\t Flat Top Lake six je a r* ago,
17% is«-r»on» who wanted a hig help
ing of tho outdoors available in
their daily lives went together on
purchase of 2,.V*1 aries
.wo
acre lake wa* created and stocked
with fish, large a ira s of slash
were rrstoted to lim ber produelion.
wildlife management brought up
Ihe small game population and a
suable Herr herd has been built up
About 300 persons now are mem
bers nf Ihe association and SO
houses base been built on lota
averaging an a e rr, with the re-i
nf the land left fnr recreational
use.
And despite the comparative lu x
ury of the natural surround ng».
association officials >av the aweage member is in the *3,000 a year
T h e rr'r still room for every hunt
e r, ftthcrmsn and camper to prac
tice hi* sport in these United Slate*
—even all at the >*me time, if
you could spare them nut like the
men on a chevs board.
But you ran 't. The avenge
sportsman I* lucky if he can gel a
week nr so onre a year to journey
fa r afield. But he has a score nf
w eekcndv-vevcral llmr< a many
total days—that he could put to
goixt use on Jaunts within an hour's
d n v r.
Putting the outdoor* within trol
ley fare distance nf the htg elite*
seemed like an tmpo*vih!e task to
publir n ffirijls when they fit*!
grappled with it. And It still dor*
although many stales have done
their h n t.
During the past two decade*,
most such effort* havn hrrn in
the pattern set by Wisconsin in
establishing public hunting and
fishing grounds Cetera! funds, re
turned In the slates hy the Pitman-!lohrrfv«n and Dingeti John
son Arts earm arking fundi from
hunting and fishing tackle tases.
have helped Rut Ihe Inrresting
costs of good rec real ions! lands— brsrkrt.
H S i4 tl
20. Th*
m lssitr*
China
U K i l l i a K M UHC
.1 Odd (S c o t)
lira
ju y
.siiik
4. BiM icsl
. 21 bhnrt
B C K U U J ;d 4 1i3
name
• teep
UL'K
d ll 12
\ Type m-a21 High
UUI4U a 2)1*1.*L141
fmut
*
■urea
11,-1 f-f’J L b ! I-1UU
(5. Advancing,
I. A Ihkn U lC dU iRt* i l K u C
MCUL1I4 2U IH .I
av a workfilm
tJU L K I 'JU K L t
twin
termed
7. Test
in
V iu iH ir 'i Asasnr
ft Pull
port
23. Dimensions,
0. Enough ,
23. Excess ef
37. Not cl need
f po«L >
chances
29. Luzon na
t<% A network
2S- Teriod of
I f . Devoured
tive
time
IS . t^catmn of 3t. Single unit 49. Thrlca
Ihe -Lean
32. Vocal
(mus.)
ing Tower"
sounds
41.
-----------19. rinaceoua
3L %%’no-ly visa
Gardner
tree
(C . t 1
42. Tig pets 1
prene-m
1ft Italian
river
n» DION’ HENDERSON
llL 'd lii
aLViicq J . d i i . i
u ql' r
-imlvji' i:
Matt JMHU Z12
2 %Vhst*r’s
*7. Plurs)
Plenty Room Is Left
P**e 1
21. C h a rs " !
into t-ns
2.1 Finn.-is sea 1
i' i -4
port
I t , Trap
1
27. Did not
work
i
29 %Iper
30. Bestowed
z < t.
32. Having 11
%
AJ
aharp ta il*
to
31 Fleam-hip
%
(a tb r.)
41
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'7
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33 1 +
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21. Cmn
<Swe«f )
37 C ry e( pain
3ft. Goddesui c (
the hunt
(0 Tapeatry
43. Indian of
Mexico
4 1 Otsurienco
43. Line for a
dog
46. Slender and
long.limbed
DOWN
7
m
tl 26
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44
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W
Twa Bedroom Home*
apartIwu bedroom furniihed
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If- AUTOMOBILE^BROWERS -11
jlagnoiia, ssnnn Take your choice of two. Either TANK-WAGON drllvrry nun
mmt
2101 Magnolia,
Mac's
Oil
Co.,
203
N.
Laurel
can
bo
financed
for
lest
than
monthly, Phone 1*73, Robert
Ava._____
CARS
liooo.oo down, balance monthly.
A. Williams.
BOUGHT SOU* TRADED
Both have kitchen cquipmtaL
ISA HKLP WANTED (Female) ISA
OR LEASE —Sendee Station, ei- Robert A. William*, Realtor O T O X N IffPlB EC m for growMllent loealla*. BUho* 4 Hart. Bay mead Laadqalst, Associate
log Protestant Church, RaterMarketers for Sinclair Reilalas Pbona 1(72 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
enee and nptrienca necessary.
Co. Pham 2tll.
Write Box W. E. % The Sanford
BY OWNER — I Bedroom Home,
s Room Apartment 112 Elm Ave.
Phono 2M3-W.
kitchen equipped on 2 shaded
lota l mile from town. U.ooo.
Terms. Box PS. ri. Herald.
Jferol£
Ray Reel's Caen car*
Sanford Av#. 4 nth SL
M r
its/Tr*Um— l»
S portin g n «*4 *
Fflnrudr Sate* 4 Serxir*
■4 F. 1st RL
Pk'.ae tto
W - FUENTTURr- 1 tmto Oaato-W
Free etttmatet. Phone 1317-W.
t Room furniihed Apirtment. Pri<
______ ___
yotir Furntture at ncrTy’ s
vate entrance. Phone I067-W,
CARPENTER and General Re- B>ut
Mraclt Concrete Co.
W’*rrhouse Furn.. Co , at W| W,
411 ralmeito Ave.
pair Work. Thomas W. Fergu
30* Elm Are.
Phone 1333
!*L St. All nationally adv. fur
son, Phono 2031-It.
niture at warehouse prices.
VENETIAN BUNDS
. . . TWO Bedroom furniihed Home.
sitting. Day nr Night, Elisa
(Natteally Adv. Ralla-Headl Baby
tM ISO. per month. Near lin t'tm l.
beth Colley, 2(03 Stevens Ave
-K i-rr rc jc A i. r f r v h '**—n
Phone ^ J j w r f t r t r i d h
d
*
MTO. H. B. Libree. P
nue. Phono 12114.
I Winter Park.
AIRE apfOances.
PRACTICAL NURSE. Has driver's FRIGID
n s Warn 3rd SL
and aarvka. G. )T High. Ovteda.
GARAGE APT. U l W. 4th St.
license, own trsnspotation. Rl.
Fla. Phawa 4131 or Baalsra
1 Box *, Oviedo,
8MAIJ. Houae, dose in. Phone •1 VARIETIES PANELING
I4U-W after • d . m .
Native
aad
Foreign
Woods.
20*14.
(Itch School Graduate desires of
See Them At
fice work. Phone 3*1.
SHALL Unfurnlihtd Cottage. $30.
StenRiB CoBcret* Pip* C*.
IRONING at m y home. Children's
QUICK CASH for Furniture. Add
ing Miehlnea, Typewriter*, Out
board Motors, Boats. Super
■ * - t a a ju m
=ji
Trading Post. One mUa South
Cntchlao* OCTAH FRONT Aparton 17-0, Phono 2212-1L
A.
■ m u S3* hogtn Atlantia, payte n Ranch, Fla. i2a1I Mrs. Hut*
chiton. Pham 23/4-W.
The Florida Tlmae U ate
Your Morning Paper.
For Home Delivery
Phwto Jack Bentoa, i n M
HEATING
Floor Furnares
a a. po p e
and Circulator*
co.
Park Ave.
I,
H
LOW ELL B. OZXIB
---------•• Phme i n
n a * and Flarida
in c .
Phoa* 111*
TELEVISION
fca S n g
0*..
rlothei a specialty, i003 E, 7th BAYNES
lasrtunei,
Typawr
wts
Salaa-Banl
*3*4 agnoUs. Its
PRACTICAL NURSE - Will live
^ n ^ G g ^ g fe r r n r i^ r r j
24EEAirnr fariah li - * i
u u m p o m * o rT O iw m m E R ~ u
HARRIETTS
FOR M L ^ ^ ^ J Ia rite^ n x tu res
BEAUTY NOOK
Already set up. A dandy Ineattnn for good Meat Market The • Air Conditioned. Soft Water.
rtre it very, scry low. The •Prnqulrt Dryers. 3 Skilled Op
u'lding for rent very reason
era tori.
able. A continued business fnr
103 So. Oak Ave.
24 years. Retired becausa of
Phone 971
health and aga. Write Box 211,
Lake Mary, or ealM 3 7 7 4 . ^
HAIR NEWS AHEAD
R
Empha-ties on easy aofine-- and
smooth waved lines with slightly
longer pair In the hack. For
(Hal *’nesr look” vi»il—
EVA-DESS BEAUTY SHOP
Air Conditioned
tea E. 2nd SL
Photta 343.
MKTAL R04
Nam to Stack. S-V
—114*
2V4* Oamaalad.
Yaw
**M*_at
J . T. SHAMAN, of Itrarkrtvltte, T e x , It meaaurlng a eonlwtant to ha
tin e site w ill ipiutlfy for the judning of Miss T all T r i a l , to be held
in the town on tieplember 16. Any gut 5 fret ft, or lilla r , ta eligibly
ar> long as shn la a resident of Texas, f faternehau* Sound photo)
C n t n U 0 *.
Out Wari IME
I p Comfort
CmBtn an* Harter. Renltara KING ilia Hollywood Bed M” a FIOOR laadtag aad Httairing.
M ". Complete with luxurious
21* N. Part A m H im n u .
MaUroaa, MatehUg
.Headboard (Duran
nasue), Hollywood legs *11*30.
B E A U T IF U L HOME
Space Heaters and Floor Furn •
ECHOLS BEDDING CO.
Located on | nicely landscaped
aces. Liberal Trade-In.
loir. Beat rosJdenllel tecUon. 3
bedroom, la n o , living ^roorn,
*
Artr n %o»ih
I M
Tents
M H iiiM e. .ti. . . . MB
L
COVERED IN N Y L O N .
KIWARO RARTON COtT, n . »~t Wa g n ttkiinlher, Mgs. VVierovItarinn Branarnberg, await tlevelofimrnta tn I/va Angeles »fl,r
luming lluntmfton Hartford If, 44. in a paternity amt. Tho action
asked U»a grocery chain hair, one of Amerirx's ten wealthiest men.
to acknowledge parenthood of Colt *o tho hoy can obtain ■ p m port
and enter th* armed forroa. A * » 5,000 trait fund aras rrportMl v set
to* foe Edward wheel be w m eight months old. Ill* nw>Uirr, Mary
Dafton,a dttttar.diwl in INI.
A A R . 2 ut A
f l*un*iu,nai :.ou*d,
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No. 271.
Legwork Is Needed To Obtain
Right-Of-Ways For Highway 17-92
Warrants Prepared
For Meter Violators
Advance Marines
Arrive At SNAAS;
Set Preparations
SENATOR GEORGE 8M AT1IER8 IN ACTION
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Reservations Taken
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Adenauer Leaves
For First Meet
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Konrad Adenauer took
art today
for Moicow and hl» momentous
first conference with leader* of the
Soviet Union.
In an airport atalement the 76year-old We»t German chief laid
he waa leaving “ with the belt inirntioni ol doing everything p " •Jlible to further wofld peace and
In reitore the unity of Germany
and to reaeh ngreement fur the
return el our prUonera of war.
“ Our goal li to aerve the caute
of peace, not only In Europe but
In the entire world,” he declared.
Two American built constclLtioni carried Adenauer and *6
member* of hla delegation on the
nonilop night from Dunn to the
vtoviet capital- foreign kUnUlrr
Mlrintich von Brcntorw headed one
party, the Chancellor the other.
The Wit of tha 111 delegation
member* hid gone tariler by
train.
Leopard Is Killed
dn Uneven Match
CHICAGO tfv-An oldiih black
male leopard, apparently defendhU mate, lit Into five young
* male lion* yertarday but wa« kdled
quickly In tba uneven match.
A vlciou* awlpa from the paw u
Mte of lha 300-pound Horn broke
the back of lha 176-pound leopard
Snowball. The other llou* mauled
A im tavagrly.
None of the lion* lulfcred a
Scratch.
Tho batilo occurred at Brook*
field Zoo when an attendant mlaUkenly put the Ilona into a cage
Already occupied by the two leop
ard*.
Witnesses aald Snowball watched
•Ul) and Intent, when tba Horn
italkrd Into hi* cage. With a twitch
hla tall, he leaped at them.
1 -Ilia mate remained on her ledge
during the fight and waa uninjured
Kf»*rvalion* fur the Thursday,
Sept. 16 luncheon, at which Brn•tor George Smother* will (peak.
•re lirins received now at the In
formation Booth, Telephone 1372.
Chairman Tommy Stringer, In
charge of the event, said that the
joint eivie club meeting i* slat'd
to be of immenir s u cc«» with
re«rr»ation* for only 4t*0 available.
(Photo Iif Jamcaon)
Robert Miller Jr„
Joe Hunt To Enter
Tech Class 01 '59
Two San*.ml enllege attiilent*
will be an» mg ihe almost 1,200
Iteshmrn from Honda, (leorgia,
32 other
lee. ar.d 15 foreign
rountrlca who will «*art their col*
1,-ge career* or> Sept- 15 at the
Georgia Fchuol i<f Technology, aer-wding to rs-gialrvr William I*
Th* Joint meeting will b« held Corwilchaal.
AAf.hittiV tr \he -*U»* of tOW*
In lift
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Duildlng on Meliunville Ave. next from Sanford are Robert Cone
to the Sanford Memorial llanhall Miller Jr.. \M0I Myrtle Ave a. J
Stadium, which m « obtained be- Lroph Field: Hunt, 5406 P.vlmetratnt of ita rapabilitiea of holding ti. Ave.
.
NEW YORK ifv -The fern* be
the ntimlfcr of people ar.*iou» to
With each (ertrS-r **lrrtcl and
attend the meeting ami to hear admitted on the basis of hi* work tween lungtluirenien and the bl
i t a I e Waterfront t'umnus*h<n.
Senator
------- -Smother*.
and scholastic ilavllng in high which rlimasrd in a shutdown of
No rcaervntiuru will Iw made v ho0| , j ,
should
•flrr tomorrow
said Stringer.' p|ovr
„ r f nf ,h„ i * ,t cn,,ip, the Port of Ncwf York, l«lvy
threatened tu tprraJ Hie *hippiig
who raid that only the tOO
Sever to matriculate in the “fl-year
tirup tu East Coa*t porta from
•re available and none can be hUtnry
. . lnpv nf
lh. Atlanta i„,i|tution.
of thInstitution. Baltimore to Canada.
added.
Whrlher »*.u 'ylng engineering,
After some 25,000 members of
The Sanford Itotary Club. Lion* vcirnrr, arrhit*-ctur<- or Indurirlat
l*in|.hnrcmen‘* Assn, walked off
Club, Kiwanis Club and the Jay*
management, 'iirk of the fresh- the yib. II.A Prr<iilrnl William V
ttt% will meet jointly to hear
Senator Bmathera tell of the ac- n en will have to put In an average Bradley >ald:
romplishmenta during tho bird rf fiO hour* rf werk a week in
“ Tint is spreading very rapidly.
classroom*, laharstorie*, d r a f t session of Congrtwi.
If eomcthlng Isn’t don* hy ManEvery deUll hat been taken •ng room*, ami study hall*. Dur day, we’ll have the whole coast
rare of to make the event a com ing the fir»t two ya rs, hr wilt tied up."
plete tureen. Stringer taid. Jay* e’ so have a fut’ se'.r-Iule of Eng
Th* walkout yesterday affeded
ewea will help »erve, set up the lish ronrsc* and be reunited to the entire area of the vast purl,
table*, chair* and other neee** lake basic trllfltry 'raining with including Jersey City and Ikbokrn
tary rhorea to make visitor* either the Army. Navy or Air In New Jersey.
with Uta young bualnettmen'a Force It. O. T. C. unite of Georgia
Bradley said a private union
group romfnrtable.
Tech.
meeting wouk] he held today.
Civic Club member* who haee
Base.! on tie evrerimee of the
“ I do not think that this meeting
not mad* their reservation i with 1356 Georgia Tech Cl***, member*
will resolve the situation at all."
their reepeetlva club* ran rail *f the data of 1359 ran look for
1372 to ataur* the Jaytcet lha ward four ver.ra from now to
number of people who will at rtartlng va’ arir* o* 81.00(1 to Id.tend.
590 • year. *Hcr educator* and
Alt eltlaena who would like to industrialist* predict a continu
hear Senator Bmathera are Invited ing shmtage or engineer* and
to make their rearrvaUont no lat
WASHINGTON (JV-The Dcfrn.*
scientist* for the next decade.
er than Friday afternoon, by rail
Department says It still eipcrli to
ing the Jaycee Information Booth.
aper.d 34 billion dollars this y*ar
“ as originally estimate).” and will
make no drastic ruts in approved
defense programs.
Acting Secretary Reuben B.
The Banfnn! Boot and SVI Cluh
A meeting of Ihe Uirrh.vnU* will hold th- first of a seriet of RoberUnn Jr. said last night "there
Association directors haa been call mcctinr*. jo a n rr schedule, to- it no factual basis’* for published
report* this week that further rut*
ed by President R. J. Baumann, for sroriow night at 6 oMoek. at the
tomorrow morning at IP o’clock in C. A. P. Hrvdouariei* In the are being considered in drfense
spending as a mean* of balancing
Room 117 of the Sanford Atlantic Tourhton Bull,,iog.
Ihe budget.
Matkmil Bank Building.
The new erhflula will find meet*
Other administration tourers re
The Association’! president said •ng* being held on alternate FrL
ported
earlier that tha department
that the meeting has been called Jay nlahl* stnrtlnr with thla
lo discuss the annual Christmas week, arco'dlng to the announce wa* studying Ihe poaalbllity of a
Parade and celebration that is stag ment made hy Pieddrnt Don billion dollar rut In eapenditure* as
p.vrl of a government wide rfrisr
rd in cooperation wilh Ihe Semi
Hmith.
to rlimlnata a 1655-54 budget defi
nole County Junior Chamber of
All memb-ra aro urged to at* cit estimated last month at tl.TWJ.Commerce.
lend the Ir.ltl*' meeting
000.000.
Meeting with the Merchants As
sociation group will be the Jaycee
chairman for the Christmas Par
adc, Ed Hunt.
Tieup In Shipping
May Go Further
From Feud Results
No Drastic Cuts
Seen In Program
Merchants'. Assn.
Meets Tomorrow
Boot Ski Club
Sets Friday Meet
Storekeeper Freed
Under $^)2 Bond
A Markham atorekeeper wa* ar
Lightning Strikes rested
yesterday, shortly after 3
Southern Belle Is
o’clock, and charged with “ careleai
Well
Field
Here
. i and negligent driving," “ no driver*
Holding Early Lead Ughtnjng atriKk the well field.!
license. ’ *nd “ driving while In toib
ATLANTIC rm r. NJ.
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till beauty from the tropic* and *a
barn ball# with a aflver voice
. early teada today la the
imble for Urn Mlu America
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Win-anta have ben prepared,
•aid Sanford I'nlic* Chief Roy
"If IT-uJ fa.'*, Asnford -an lust
William*, for nrarty 60 parking
wnle ilsrlf off." Fa I Rurres*. a
i Seminole i >u*,.v cTiim »ho runmeter Violation*. 7 ley will be
I 'ilhuted prone*'v for the right-of*
sened a* quickly a* possible, the
• av, told ' h • S, uin.de County
chief raid, and mil include *'l
i harnbrr »•( i iit.m-i. e Long
Violation* that have not been
Rang, Flan-i -s <'■ nonius- last
mailed, placed In the courtesy bo*
i ghl at a re-ling held at Jim
attaihid to many of th* down-1
v*proi er’»
town paiking meters, or taken 1
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“ I se n>» net* p.m.-rty here fnr
directly to the Folic. Station.
1*1311111(19 L F U S S f l e
1
vrara,*' Buirriv >aid, "and
•Many people have taken ad-i
vantage of the opportunity to
An r\angcli-lir enivaile amnne their a a %• e d-ep Interest in
take tpir of their violation tic Flon.i* ihriMun t'hurchrs, under i ’ tm fuluie i( this romiminily in
kets, Chief William* rental krd, (hr d'rrrtion of Dr. II** ne Dn*- t v heart." II- to'd the nearly
hut nc atill h*v* a pi«hlem wilh roll. Stillwater, llkt* , will begin IbO ii letesi.-d r life*.* meeting for
the number* of hinlness people ilmnUaneousty Sunday with Fray, '.lie purpose (*c dlsr-iiting problem*
parking In lh« downtown ate* er Covenant Day. and route In a ti-at mtul 'e solved that “ I was
for tong Irngth* of time.
ell max with Decision Day, Dry tool there -as* a v-rv pulrnl far“ We have a public paiktng lol,” It, I sstnr Ferry J. Stone nf Ihe tor who waul* Iht* highway from
the Sanford police rhief i*id, “ for loeat Aliri-tian ehurih said tmlay me bridge do so III for pei tonal
those who want to paik all day." At morning w.ir*hlp Sunday the 'enrfiG
“ t ran see thr pjtrntial fartora
Th>re I* not any charge what Rev Stone will preach on “ Fraysoever for the use of the parking er for the Harvest” ; anil oppor and fi'Tce* naih of all that w*'v»
lot Just behind the new Hoard of tunity will he given In wnr>hiper* t'.Ssnssed. 'A c’v« g» t tn do someEducation building on Commer In sign a raid saying they will tiling to defer,-I. If re divide, sse
cial Ave. “ We must realiie,” Wil pray daily for a great inlathrrmg ••aven't got a thrrre.’* Burrras
liam* remarked, “ that the park nf souls on Dee, II.
i.ddeu.
ing areas downtown, metered for
During the nevt few weeks (he
S-itiinnle Crw-nly Roald of Com
tiehind the nSllltm. EfAOl Non names and addresses nf a large missioner* chai-msn John Mriseh
ona hour or Ie*s parking time, are tiri of pro-pertue members will laid last niyht th*t "All mggeafor the benefit of ihop|>er* and be sought Friendly rails will he tion* for earning en' the purpose*
visitors.
made Preceding Decision Day rf the ronimiUfe *rr sery good.
•*W'r don’t like to crack down there wilt he four nights of visi I thir.k we eve ger this thing roll
on parking meter violator*," *aid tation evangelism by lay men and ing and dor* in tin,*. The County
Chief Williams, “ hut it has come women.
Commissioner*, hive espre-sesi
to a point wheie something nuH
Evening xrrvices of worship themselve* ard will go along."
be doiir,"
vs111 hr Inaugurated at 7 M SunIt ofllinnrd On Pagr Tbrrrl
in nature and a number of favorday. Hie services will be informal
lie hymns will he sung. The min
ister will begin a series of ser
mons on “ Major lijeas in the Epis
tle of James.'' the first Is-ing on
"Overcoming Temptation.’ ’ With
pubbe invited.
TALLAIIABBRR ija- The Wale
“ -J-mes,1* —s - - Ihe Rev. ftlene
shori dlie b.'.ik of live i hap. Milk Cssutmlsskm witr hold a spe
e a writ, u, wr believe, bv our cial meeting Sept 16 to consider
I-ord's brother read* mote like a nrupo'ri by Gov, Collins lhal
BAN FRANCISCO P-Trn fir- i sermon fhat a l-'tter. II is plain milk priii fixing ahnt r thr pindur
fighters were burned in Califurn * and pr.ictlrai In its learlung an i er level be ah-dishrJ for an es,ieii
mental rmr year p-nod
and one was reported missing in qtiiU ni«ierii in it* emphasis,”
Tha m<> ling will be held in
Oregon as flame* ate through bun
Jacksonville
drrd* of thousand* of acres "I F»
Cumnils nun Chairman Raymond
rifle Coast Umber and btuthlaed
lac. who himself i* oppo<rd In
today.
retail milk price control, **id " I ’ll
Three new timber fires bui-tom
break my neck to gel the Ihmg
of control in iK-rthern California
through and I feel that at least
and another roared four mile*
three m n n W n (w,it gu alo ng "
ahead in Oregon yesterday.
UNITED NATIONS NY 'JfiT h r commission has *rvcn nu m
'the one ml*»ing worker was * The Western Big Thire sought heis, Ihis-r rrprevinling Ctumimmember u( a lour-man crew that lor a tightening ol border tr-tric. era, on*- dairy (aimers, uni- illshad to abandon two trartois at tlons to pi event new Israeli Egyp trlbulor*. one the Slate lloanl of
flame* nearly trapped them. Thru tian fighting along the Gaia Strip Health and one the Department
reached safety but r.n* wa’s still
The United Stales, Britain and of Agriculture.
unreported. Ilia name »*s not
Collin*' iiiggeslinn came al the
France a*ked Council President T.
learned.
F T»tang of China In call the !!• end nf a n m frirn rr with the conilie was trapped in a flareup ol nalinn group together to bolster m lsalonrri. The gosernor open'd
the Round Butte fire |n southern peace efforts of Maj. Gen E L M
the session he re|«rting wide
Oregon, which burned iver an aa- Burn*. U N. truce ehlef
spread dusaiisfarlion with rnm.
limited MOO acres.
Burn*, who already has won newr mission regulalinns and with “ Ihe
Foreman David R<>1 > and nine cease fire -vrnmises from both procedure f.dlowrd for fu ln g milk
Mexican national volu Hern were sides, tug gelled setting up a physi p rire i."
painfully burneJ figh ing a tire ral harrier inside a neutral rone
pushing dangerously c osc lo San six tenths nf a mile wide in which
ta Barbara, Calif.
n-lther party rmild ereet defenses
nr deploy patrol*. Burns urged
placing baibrri wire along the
frontier last November hut Egypt
declined in cooperate.
Christian Churches
Over Florida Stale
Security Council
Approval Is Sought
By Western Big 3
lion.
The Banford Poli< Department
hat a 100 per rent enrollment in
the Pcare Officer* ' Tganiiation.
Tha scroll was fm rardrd to the
|..c*l police departr rnt from the
asaociatlon's preside t, Gene Acrct
of Lake Wales.
Capt. Roy TiltH. Ice chairman
of the Peat* Ofhn a Association,
■aid that a fifth F strict meeting
will be held In Kustl IMa afternoon
with ha and Patrolfaa c. C. Dod
son attending.
J. Edwin Laraon, Rlata'Treas
urer *nd Insurance Commlsloner.
announced today that his office
wa* inaugurating Immediately an
Intends* program of public infor
mal*.•" to acquaint the people
with the reqiurements and penal
Ilea «<f Florida'* new Motor Vehi
cle Financial Responsibility La*
between now and tha Uaoe It be
rosnes rIfectls*, Oct. 1. Laraon U
ofhnir.titrator of the law.
Major Ham la Ihe pngrami are
Grammar P-TA
First Meet Tonitc
The Grammar School P-TA will
hold ill first yearly meeting Innight in thr srhool auditorium al
8 o'clock.
The program, after a short buri
ness session, will he held in Indi*
yiduel Hasi rooms with the par
ents taking test* on what the
rhildren will study for Ihe corning
year
An exhibition of hoot* used In
each grade will tie nn ili.play.
All parents are urged to attend
Launched
plaloinll in data
major fra
lure of the law,
I be sent lo
every newspaper
lha state dut
Ing ’Jit rrmalml of September
The new ataff
Refereea, |orated In all pn
of the atalr.
which authuriicd|
aaslal U Ibc
administrating ofj • much strong.
er new law, wil « available to
eaplain It lo ci
organltation*.
service dub*
almllar aud"Defer* I
•by the stale
leacei.
It takiag Dili
public about g
It beromaa
said, "let me
of friendly ai
vehicle owners
la iaforrn the
statute before
Laraon
offer a word
U oil motor
Flonila. We
rial leaflet,
use. It la of
•iricUy ana lafcl
I
operators In
i apetheir
la written in
Initial*, u
“ T h ro u g h
'iraial*.
a
f n i n t h ha*
ami will <•-
•’If la inis •>)
It •a change*, up•snd '.irome, ihe
«l *■ , still stamj*,
c >n slar.d wli-n
hts» been mnhtril
u*|n dust '*
i- R e s , F e r r y L
Stone. )ia*t >
f th r I l i s t C h r is t •n 1 h u n h
•svifnid told th#
'.iw a t 'it C l.it. nl it* iHK.n luncheon
n is - tio g ve*‘ . ■ ,iv
“ The Cnoirli", D r Stone said,
(he filesil i f ;*,r underprivil
eged.
" T i l * C h u rch in d - » ; r d t o i i r e i v l ,
liiatlon. oi. - bos.ii'ssrt, homes,
4bd sorielv, *
The lire. Slone spoke to tha
Sanford k , vnu Club yesterday
on Its subject, "sons of ihe rea
sons why I t-e'i—v* n ihe Church.**
as he tnhl 'nr -iman’* group that
tbrir club .* the only civic club
supiHirting Ike rhii.i-he* of ita
community aid tj„ir relfgloUi
am*
Tne Sanfu-d preacher said, *'H
is al the a la’ of il.e churvb that
our faith is re-iess-il."
Thi Rev. Rione ri.-n llstmt soma
i f f:e reason* whv “ I believe in
ine Church, Because of the con
tribution lo toy own life, he said,
tecausa the t hutch it palisnt with
rue when I fslt-r, hecauso it asti.deil to me x hunt of sympathy,
He concluded, “The Church haa
made a contribution to my life
C.al cannot be repaid*’
The 1t<*. Bt-vna u .s introduced
b* K. F. Harper, cbairman of tha
bnpt-nrt of Churthea rommlttca
and pnigiam chairman for the day.
NEW YORK tlA-A defiant tv*
convict, who held four prrvons *■
hostage* in a laxicah and chat*
trngrd pulire tn “ com# and gel
me." was sh»l lo death hv a police
man In view nf after theater
crowds just west of Rockefeller
(enter la«l night.
The gunmen, who had a withered
left leg, held off police for 16
minute* bs'forr he was hilled.
Hr wa* identified through fingerpr.nts as I'ct-r Hilri*. A.A, of Hrnokisn, on parol# for armed robbery
and possessor nf a long rrim.nat
record.
Hat/is had p ill-! i 6711 hoMup
in a restaurant on ftth avenue, and
several employes and patrons fol.
|<wed him out wilh a great hu«
ar.it cry.
Several policemen and an armed
I . 5 customs arent closed In on
Ihe Flgilivr tn a Dt-block eha«a
in whirh several shot* were et
ch* nged.
ilalrii jumped Into a rah,
jammed In iralfir in front of a
NEW YO R K JV—The Navy re hotel with two women and one
portrdty has cleared a psycholo male passenger.
gist as a reserve officer but ha,
discharged him as a civilian N aw
Novy Reportedly
Puts Psychologist
Clear As Officer
Local PolicejDcpt.
Put On Hon^r Roll
The Sinfard Polled Department
today received a i r r « placing thdepartment on Ihe Conor Roll of
the Florida I’rara Offleara Aaaocn
Rev. P. Stone
Tells Kiwanis
OfClmrchPower
Milk Commission
Sets Special Meet Defiant Ex-Convict
Holds Four Persons
Hostages In Taxi
Ten Fire Fighters
Burned In Blazes .
Eating Thru' Wood
Insurance
oti 17,-92. about three miles touih! ratfj •• fulloalng a minor accident
.a f t . . #
1 llast
o .t
. IJ
. .*
a
. . i t . . a I aPsusolk C«
<t
Sanfor-I.
Saturday, . aald
■t
the I_lnter*ecllM
of Fourth St
Warron E. Knowles. City Manager. and Sanford Ave.
The llghtn'ng burned out two
Spencer Crew*. 44 year oH white
•r^torw aa well ns the table and aturtkreper waa released under a
In the tm bond.
other aUetekal e«juli
The arreet waa made by Patrol
. _ » * * In man C. C,
t—u MighWftwod
— --------------e fe M B . City
Aa official leaflet, feat*bring an
crew*
craw* sriU
win take
lake care
can a t Mm i f
accurate digest of the statute but
w e e k ly m i i n m
i L a —---- In m f l . a
»>»» Wl*1* •«7k. **"
PARIS tr-Editor* ol the French requiring lest than five minute*
rxparted^
leftist weekly Frame __________ to read, bai been printed and a
reported their latest iiau* has been sufficient supply sent la ail coun
JAPAN «BNM « r r
rWAKUNI, jaian W -brakuni soiled by autboritica because It ty Judges, wbo w|U gtvu motor
contained an artkW pnteating vehicle operator* a copy along
agilnat tba MMdtag of dnfien* to wtth their new driver's license.
M6 yen (S v) to \ kH m M
A aerie* •*
bouMed fM Kkltertfe Africa.
UJ. IModa.
S* * S**.M . M
S x s ra is .
y
j
n .\T.
Four enlisted men and one of
ficer of the Umtrd Staler* .Mar*
Ine Corpv armed at the Sanford
Naval Auxiliary Air Station this
wtvk lor duty, the fir*t to be asalgucd here since World War II.
The advance parly had the Job
of making final preparation* for
the entire 41 man detachment r i
pened to he aboard Ihe station
tomorrow.
According to l*t U. E. G, Love,
offlcrr in charge of the group, the
Marine* will be employed a* supplemrnU to the air *laliou‘i In
ternal lecurity force.
Although the leatherneck* arc
deplored from Ihe Jacksonville
M arie Barrack*, U. Love aald
a majority nf the Infantry Ser
geant! arc from Camp LeJunr,
N. C.
He aLo laid Ihe detachment
will be berthed in Barrack* 28
during it* lour nf duly here.
The tail Marine* to *er duty at
(he I «al air ilaliou were under
the command of Captain It. I>.
Foote and were relieved of their
responsibility prior tu the station'*
decommissioning on March t3.
1616
If Project Fails,
Write Sanford Off
Says Paul Burress
can he road i/> not more than
four inlnulrs. It Is official and it
is five. During Ihr month of Srp.
IritiU r, thr County Judge* will
hr »my issuing m w licenses tn
all driver*. They have generously
agrerd to give each driver one
of ineir Icaliets wilh his or her
liern'f.
i
'TU (ure. If you are an opera
lor. fo grt one If you have already
gotten your licvnte, be sure la go
back and a*k for a leaflet — or
ask any Sheriff* Office or any
of our Referee* for one. They
will lurnlth it gladly: or drop me
a postal rard in Tallahaarso and
I will send on* by mail. Regard
less of how you do It, get onn of
Ihfie official Iraflels, read It
carefully and keep It for future
rcfrrmrr. It ran save you from
(CMilawd Oa A t * t%rea»
6
Senate, House Men
Watch Hoppe Case
employe — acting on Ihe game
evidence involving alleged Com
munist leanings in Ihe man’* im
mediate fam ily.
The case was disclosed yester
day by an altom ry for Joseph
Gabcrman, IJ . who roauthored
WASHINiiTHN ((—Both Senate
some of Ihe Navy’a basic m anuil* and House mvrslgators had Iheir
on flight training.
j slgnls trained ItMlay on Ihe ca st
Tlie atlorncy, Montague C asper.; of Edgar E Hoppe a former Insaid Gaberman was suspended| teinal Revenue Service Inspection
from his $7,000 a-year job a* c iv il-' chief whu *.iy* he was fired Iwo
ian psychologist .Atarrh a. 1632 A year* ago fur politic at reasons.
Ib'l'pe. 47, nmr a Dallas law yer,
three man riviltan loyalty buaid
found he was a security risk but Is suing Ihr fax collrcting agency
m hark pay. He say*
did not question hi* loyalty. An for
h< wa* ousted aflrr uncovering
appeal failed.
, On Sept. J , 1652. Casper wp d, "dersu,*lor> information" about a
the Navy suggested an honorable highly placrd olfivul (till in lha
discharge for Gaberman from his revenue service.
Rul Ses ietary of Tieasucy Hum
commission a* a reserve lieutmcontend* Ihe
dism issal
ant The attorney said the dis phrey
charge was offered "with no indi- stemmed from inrompetency on
raliun of Ihe nature of the under Hoppe's p ail for Hi* high level Jnb
lying rircuraslance*” If Gaberman an.l hit “ belligerent attilude" Io
resigned.
wan! hi* superior*
Chairman Olin Johnston ( D S C )
d is c lo s e d yesterday his Senate F o il
Office and Civil Service Committee
staff a l r e a d y hai interviewed
Hoppe.
Former Resident
Dies In Bradenton
E P. Osborn died In Braden
Ion, Bepl 7, at tba age aI « after
a brief iilneai.
He waa oner a Sanford resi
dent but ipent several year* at
foreman In the Phosphate Mines
la Mulberry.
Futeral aervlrea will hr held
al 2 p. m. Friday la Mulberry.
Ha ti the brother-in-law qpd bro
ther nf Mr. and Mra. Reggie Mltap, MS ( W y n n five, Sanford
STIR IN THE STIR
STATESVILLE, N C . uP-Thera
wa* more than the usual "allri*
in the city Jail here th« other
night. Police plated a "woman”
wearing a Mark rirest In a cell
block wilh nearly SO mala prison
er!. They taid Quince Shoemaker
of wearby New Hope waa wtarlng
lha drvt* when arrested on • pulp
Ug dnmkrnaeia fhirg*.
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took their traPir to Hollywood
the birth of a
Thursday whera iw Jus em daughter, Katherine Lynn, on
ployment- during L t ir absence, Aug. 16. The young Lady weighed
they nave rested theu home to • lbs. 11 ox. The Fields also bare
Mr. end Mr* R. E. V>R* and three tons.
borough have aa their guests for family. Mr. Wells, of Northwest
Fnendj of W. P. Burke will be
awhile, their daughter, Mrs. Bill Avblms b attached to NAAS,
sorry to hear that k i l n paticnf
Hchlusemeytr of Virginia. Their
at the Central Florida T B Hospi
daughter, Mrs. Danny Whiting Sanford is a Ibaos capacity.
tal in Orlando.
and children of Washington left
Friends
of
Mrs.
John
ChalUey
Mr. aao Mrs. E. 0. Fasrcett re
Sunday for their home.
Jr, will be glad lo bear that sbo
Hubert Kirkland of Orlando is sufficient!) Improved to be re turned Monday from an extend*
visited Phillip Bauer and Mr. and moved tram the hospital and D *d vacation spent b Highland,
N. C.
Mra. Harry Geiger bst week.
now recuperating at the home
M’ . and Mr*. W. L. Alderman of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. MilM r and Mrs. George Chapman
■pent a few days in Fort Pierce k r of Longwood.
have moved to New Orleans. La.
with Mrs. Aldermans* sister, Mrs.
Mr. and Mra. Roy L. Howell Jr.
Judton Leonard.
Mrs. Marvin Young and three
and sons, Milton and Stanley have
rhlldren
are
living
in
the
Ball
Mr. and kin. E. H. Grant htd
returned from a month's vacatloa
n* their guests Sunday, Mr. and cottage.
spent at New Smyrna Beach.
Mrs. Van Moody and children of
Mrs M. W. Roberts and son
Miami.
William Musgrare Jr. returned
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Atwood! and Mr*. B. Y. Carver bft Moo- to his borne In Chicago, 111., Mon
day
for
their
respective
home*
in
spent Wednesday in Daytona
Hampton and Suffolk, Va., alter day. He was called here by the
with friends.
serious illness of his mother.
Mra. Ethel Thomas had as her, •pending a week with their father, Friends of Mrs. Mu*grave will
J.
D
Cochran.
They
were
called
guest Sunday, her sister Mrs.
here by the sudden death of their be glad to know that she is Im
A. E. Moran of Jacksonville.
proving it the Florida Sanitarium
E. H. Grant U spending this! slater, the U b Mrs, E. E. Uoyd In Orlando, where she Is a pa
week in W’est Palm Beach with Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nichols.
tient.
Mr. and Mrs. Cader Hart had' Mr and Mri Vemer Krlton
Mr. and Mrs. F. E Donaldson
aa their guests for the weekend, and children, Jtayt Ann, Bruce and children, Mus Laura Mac
Mr*. Hart'a brother-in-law and and tinda have returned from a and Gary, have returned from a
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ruiirll brief vacatloa spent visiting rela vacation to Galveston and San
W’oodbura ard daughters of Mis tives in Connecticut. “ Skipper" Antonio. Texas, where they visit
Nelsrn accompanied them home.
sissippi.
ed hu brothers.
The Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Ellen* They riport untold damage in
wood and family had at their New England, done by recent
Mrs. Don Barager who, has
guests Saturday, Mr. and Mr*. hurricanes.
'been visiting her aiater-m-law.
A rt Williamten and family ef
M n. A. Y. Kemp celebrated Mra. W. P. Burko, hai Joined ber
Dads City.
a birthday recently and in boner husband, who la currently employ
Mra. E. H Grant is spending of that, she and Mr. Kemp were
this week with hrr snn-in.bw and the guests of Mr. and Mra. P. D. ed In Miami.
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nan Andeison at Lake Emma Satur
Word has been received that
tes in Winter Park.
day evening, la honor of the ocea Mr. and Mr*. Frank Evens are
alon, the hoi ten served birthday Improving, although she is still
cake, ice cream, mints and fruit confined lo a Boston hospital.
punch.
Both were victim* of a virus.
County Personals
Longwood
X GROUP O f plnaerMt school 1«*’ t»r* ncftisrr •'■hnol I,<*>1 * and
malarial fur thr "blackLaard atp1*: ation" of tomorrow'* event.
Fhuwe la Utl* plrlur* (left to rlr-i'-1 »rr Mi* Jen. V»nr». Mr*.
Batina Carn«* Mra. Ann Prrr.rh Erhol*. *ml Mr*. Moirarct Brian.
(Staff Photo)
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MIBB L U C IL L E C A M M E L I. of th» r W r e . t F -K M IcarMnr stuff
explains sum* of her "Ira/n t r do n r" eiomat'* that will b* di*played In hat rlauraom. Hricnee. Iitr'aiiiti*. hUtrrv. art. art all
part of Ml** r#innl**H'» exhibit. l.ltaff Photo)
Tt
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\
By ADDIB P R E V A TT'™
Mr. and Mra. Cbude Hakes had
aa Uiclr guests recently, Mrs.
lfakea brother-in-law and slater,
Mr. and Mra. Van Rosier of New
York.
Miss D*!phln# Phillip* had a*
her quest for a weak, Virginia
Pickett of Titusville.
Mr. and Mra. Lester Harper
had as their recent guests, Mr.
and Mr*. Jack Durant and Allen
and Buddy Evans.
Mr*. John Marwell returned
homo Tuesday after spending
three menths la Qhio with
friends and relative*.
Mr. and Mra. Jettle Shuler
hav* returned home after spend
ing n month hi Minnesota with
relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mra. Waiter Yar*
IT VIRGINIA P. ANDeI sCn
Friend* of Mr*. Jej»l# Vlckerv
• ill hr Informed to know that
the underwent m rgrry la Pen«a
cola Weanetday and la reported
to ba maklaf a food recovery.
Sha la the mother of Mra. L M.
Coaioti, with whom aha hai vlaited many timei.
If alor and Ur*.
Roy
Brawn
Y EA R LY PAYMENTS MADE
SALAMANCA. N.Y. UP* - The
government will make its annual
distribution of "treaty cloth" to
morrow and Saturday to Indiana
of the Seneca Nation.
Each Inhabitant will receive two
yard* of unbleached sheeting.
Thetq yearly paymenla are re(pilred by a 1TM treaty between
the United States and tha Seneca
Nation. The Indians twice have
rejected government offers to set
Mr. and Mrs. James Fields of tle the account with a lump-sum
Ft. Meade, formerly of Lake Mary payment
Friends of P. K Kelley will be
sorry lo hear lhat he patted away
Friday at Orange Memorial Hos
pital in Orlando, as a result of a
bruxen hip which he sustained
several wveki ago. Funeral serv
ices were held at the graveside
Sunday afternoon at Sunset Hill
Cemetery, Valdosta. Ga. Mrs. Kel
ley b making her home srith her
son and daughter-in-law. Dr. and
Mr*. William 1L Kelley. Orlando.
LOUISVILLE, Ey. IB -Th e FBI
tali today the body of a man
round in Mammoth Cave National
Park had been Identified positively
as that of ■ vacatteoiog Chicago
chsmiat who oed beeo aiaalng
since July JO.
Thoms* J. C tlltf , speefel
in chargs of the LootevOe F B I afflet, said Informant* provided by
a young Milwaukee twvpla had re
sulted in findteg the body. Both
ire being held.
The Kill In Chits go sell the body
had been identified is that ef
Lt-ais A. Finn. TJ. He bad been
mining since July » whea bo left
Palm Beach. Fix., lo visit a brothtr In Yuma, Arit.
Cau*e of death has Bed been
ciiabilahcd.
Greriy said taformitioo prodded
by Leonard LaFood, » . and Jo
Anne Severson, II, resulted la find*
ing the body.
Turns Down Raise;
Collection Taken !
NEW YORK <D-Early this week
Patrolman Julius A. Horal, 93,
turned down a promotion to detec
tive. He said It wasn't worth the
extra *315 a year, considering ha
would have Ins time lo spend erilh
his family. *
A detretiva Is on call a round tha
clock, while a patrolman works
specified hours.
The word got around In Wan
Slreet. which has been Horal*
beat for most of hla B years on
th* force. Folks in Bte area, re
membering the poUeemaa’a pait
k i n d n e s s and aeutoeratloo,
"passed the bit.**
R e s u lt , contrlbutieni totaled
tl ,300—equal to six yean at the
pay boost Horal turned down.
Syngman Rhee Was In Big Demand
SEOUL. Hi — Ten years ago.
when Ihn end of World War
II brought Korea's liberation Irow
41 j eats of Japanese occupation,
•very political group In the coun
try, larludtng the nmmunlit*.
wanted one name 1u beard their
R*rly.
That nam« was Synsman Rlitc—
old Dr. Bhee who had spent a life
time being a t.V.rn m the side of
the Jepanr»e ma»tars. When Infirst returned to Korea, ithre did
tot want lo asioriate liimsrll with
political party, especially the
communists who had selird con
trol of the northern pari of the
country.
" I have DO special reason to op
bom communism, exerpt Ihti,”
M e t told them bark in !»U. “ All
commun|tls call Russia their fa
therland. I am againsl this idea of
one Soviet world. That I* why I
have no use for your party or any
of you."
-Looking back now on that day,
Rhee tald In an Inieriew "It iparod the whole country was gof communist In lg>9."
- He tald American occupation
leaden and foreign correspond
ent! |U favored a roautlon gov•mount which would toclude the
aammunisis.
“ I told them there was no agreeRm M ponlUle with the eommueLtl> and refused to arerpt pari
bl a govern men! that I would In
clude them. Ihslrad I west on a
tour of South Korra prrarhmg dr
Kocriry Ihc way I learned it Irom
Woodrow Wilson We built a gov•rnmrnt without eommunlsta.
"We still have no rommunlsts
In South Korea. Whrnrver a person
begins lo talk In favor if rommu
•tern, his family or friends try lo
•erstied* him to change, but If he
M a u l then they notify the police
V * come and get him.
“ Th# whole nation la united, Just
an* person, against commu-
C
i
'ily ilRS. BEVER LY E A T o N
Election of officers of tha
Lofigwocd Volunteer Fir# De
partment a u held at th« regutar meoting on Wednesday even
ing at the Kira Hall, Reelected
for th# roming year waa CMaf
John Karina, Am itent Chkf
Harold Wallia and Donald Hltaman, irraiurrr L. L Cor, who
waa l**t yrar* secretary declined
r»- nomination and Joseph Screenay waa elected to auumt tha
»c< rrtarial dutiei.
Chief Karina announced that
I drill* will bo continued on each
Wednesday evening at 6:30 p.m.
and the lait Wednesday evening
in the month will continue to b*
fry .'nr mrrting night. Alio that
anyon. •uhlng to Join may do
kj hy contacting any member or
ap[taring at tho Kir* Hall on
the above deilgnated night*.
Mayor and Mr*. Daniel Hereonry rntcrtainrd tha Longwood
Volunteer Firemen and their
famille* at a Death Party and
•auiagt roastv
Among those attending were,
Mr. and Mra. Harold Willla and
•on*, Druce, Keith and Billie
John; Mr. and Mra. Paul Cloutier
and daughter; Mr. and Mra. Don
ald Hitimen and aona, Jim and
f Jerry; Mr. and Mra. Maurice
Rudolph. Mr. and Mra. Charlea
Morrlion, Mr. and Mr*. 1- I*
Cor, Mr. and Sir*. John Karina
and daughter*, Deanna and Jonelle; Mr. and Mr*. Claude Layo
and Patricia Hcrteney.
Th# longwood Volunlaer Firsturn war# railed to Highway I7-V2
p.m. when a atale body truck
taught fir*. Florida Highway
Patrolman T. Mark Mack called
Longwood Fireman for oeaUtanca. Due to the prompt arrival
of tha firemen, two V) gallon
gaa lanVa were kept from exploding.
Mr, and Mra. Ralph Steven*
entertain.d the following with •
plrnlc dinner bat Sunday i Mr.
! and Mr*. Joatph Goodrich and
rhlldren, Jo*epit J r , Michael and
Marjorie; Mr. and Mra. Harry
Ituaielt, Hanford; Mr. and Mra.
Del Warren, Kern Park; Seaman
|Jotrph llyrd, U.8.S. Lake Cham
plain; Bill and Ceorge .Byrd.
Jackaon, Tena., and Tbomaa,
Margaret and Waiter Sleveai.
" h r . and Mra. Haraebcl Demoretg and children of Winter
Park, wer# la town bat Thurs
day visiting the bttera parent*,
Mr. and Mra. James MtGraUi.
Tha Demoretta were on their re
turn home after apending several
wtcki of their vacation la Shoe
maker, N. M.
Mr. and Mra. Brad Stevrna en
tertained Mr. and Mr*. Ray
Frater, Mr. and Mra. Howard
Warren and Mr. and Mra. Wil
liam Bennett nt rnrda b it Satur
day evening nt their home on
Molnar St.
J. A. Biatllne entered Die Win
ter Park Memorial Hospital last
Thursday for a minor operation
and expects to return home with
in a few days.
Mra. Ralph Stevens and chil
dren spent bat Wednesday and
Thursday in Jacksonville.
Mr*. Florence Hunderlin is a
patient at the Winter Park Me
morial Hospital for observation,
haring enured bat Sunday.
Missing Chemisf
Body b Identified
In Mammoth Cave
at la tha greatest achievem have made in our first 10
ns
Bt to our uatled opposition
■maoism," Rhu went on,
most Important achteventenl
A we have started a deraoe■ • country that was a monfer 1400 year*. Tba people
nUag for tha Oral time la
same soflspokrn beardrd genii*
man who la pouring sw million
dollars a year Into th* lt> public of
Korea won't M tha UUKs ourrh
north atid disrupt the armistice
which brought an uneasy peace
in 1933.
While Kmron amt United Na
tion* troops guarded the armistice
line that divides the peninsula,
KOK links are only allowed three
days’ supply of gasoline. Infantry
and artillery men are given only
enough ammunition lo keep them
shooting three day*.
U N. cnmmandrr* are worried,
however, because three daya* sup
plies might be mooch for the
ItOKs to hammer inlo Kaesoag,
only 10 miles north of the demam
lion line at Panmunjom and Just
below the parallel.
On July 31, Syngman nhee hint
ed he might do Just that. In a dec
larallnn, the president Said communlst* occupying territory south
Tribune Says Bills
In Greenlease Case
Turn Up In Chicago
CHICAGO ID—The Chicago Trib
une said Friday Hire* bills from
the missing tani.iyri of the Greenleast kidnap murder r a n s o m
money had been found In Chicago.
The F b l dcclinid Immediate
comment
Th* Tribune laid that after the
diirosrry more than 30 F B I
•genii, who have been seeking the
money for nearly Iwo years, bad
been assigned to aid bank emr i In cheeking |I0 and $30
»
A woman clerk In Uia federal
reserve bank of Chicago discov
ered a $3Q bill that was part of
tba ransom money, the Tribune
■aid. After she reported this, the
bank ordered the day'e receipts—
between 300.000 end too,too bills—
rechecked. Then two others were
frund, Ihe story said.
VrdHj
Previously one $30 bill had been
found Aug. 4 In Minot, N.D., and
two Mila earlier this week at tho
Padaral Reserve Bank of St-Louis.
K
Me* le to boceme the
raer In Alla.
M l'
M ir l
h lV a ra W S #
a—w Bi t
Pi |fPt!ppPMViig
«mu
i to imltod again under
o are grateful to hart
m m m but the ecm-
Womon Fails Tail;
Trooper Is Injured
of the ttth parallel were unwel
com* guests, even though tha ar
mlitlre gave them temporary con
trol.
"Kaesong," Rhee said, "was Mm
capital af Korea until 000 yean
ago. When the Busslan occupied
i scry thing norih of in* lath Paral
lel. 10 yean ago, they used to tin
down Into Kaesong and frighten
our peop!*. Many of them left
"When the armistice talks aUrt*d, Kaesong was sort of In a no
man's land. They wanted come
place to conduct the talks and Kae
song was selected. Later an when
they decided to movn the lalha,
Kaesong was given to the commaniata.
"I think Ihe United Nations nagotialora would have thought twice
before giving away one of their
own cities, but they didn't care in
Korra. Kaesong didn’t mean anything to them. They had M Inter
est.
"1 am afraid that while the Unit
ed Steles is preoccupied talking
about peace, the eommunlsta will
attach again. Wa know they have
built up their sir power and that
they are mailing again m Ihn
central front."
''There can never be any tree
peace tor tti until Kona U untied
again."
Toast Is Proposed
For Future Peace
MOSCOW tit - Ben. George W.
Malone of Nevada, a
member nf the RapnUteaa party'a
right wgig, swapped toasta in
peacefu | coexistence Wednesday
with several Soviet Union Mg.
wlgj,
At a Yugoslav Embassy recaplion, the senator proposed g toast
to Minister of Power atgUeH
0 corgi Malenkov and P in t Deputy
Primu Minister L M. Ki
rich, saying: "Toil k m
system. Wd have ears. N_____
Uould try to in te rim vttk the
other.**
“ w ry friendly visit" wtfh Ifco t*a
Colored News
aa
snuxesmts:
Ruhr Walker waa the gelemnto
ftwm Celery City Ledge M L
'After mdeying the eon
ATLANTA III - Mra. Maud* they VMM ralaUfva. Or.
a n heAdteg half of our Fierce took a road tact tor a E- I o v S y J r a t f . ' R S
idftphta; the Eev. W. O. Beatty
Wg mud hive unifies driver’! license Wtdneaday,
Two ca n wen awaited, tha In Philadelphia; $hn Beater atetan to Washing*
a
m a n T H * nr.
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i >i ' ^
and Mra. Waites
Proudly die nation salutes L a b o r s
and rightly so! By their energy and
sk illfu l use o f m odern to o ls and
machines, the men and wom en o f
Labor have made America’s produc/
tion the highest in the w orld!
/
Free from the dictates o f socia lS t
planners, new skills and im proved
m ethods produce m ore things fo r
more people...creating the mghcstj
standard o f living ever know n!
Ever conscious o f its responsibilities
Labor in Free America is an esteemed
partner in th e L a b or*In vestorManagement team that has built the
sinews o f our industrial m ig h t* the
bulwark o f our security and freedom !
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Britain
Offers
New Plan
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rr« and ihunrfervhnwer* tHrnvsIi |
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New State Requirement
Draws W ords From County
LONDON r — Britan today of.
|fered Cyprus a new romtilution
;m n j the island's MO n » retidenl!
more self rule and the prosper!
of tel! determination in lha future.
The move by Foreign Secretary
Harold McMillan was intended to
b re a k
a stile mite between
Rntain Greece and Turkey over
the future of the crown colony,
hcadquarl it of Britain! Middle
Fast t-or-.niand.
Macmillan's proposal! w e r e
plarcd before a conference of for
eign ministers of the thiee allied
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V new State requlie men! fur St#j»ch taid, “ I im going tn spp
countries who have been meeting
T 4 L L A II\8SF.F f - A We»4
•count) toad* drew words from the rose M feet right o f-w i). (or i *uhA PART O f th* Duitv Boot* Fntdl# Club tvirad* i t ii moved throurh downtown «tre*u of F«nfnrd here for nine days.
Palm Beach firm **ked the 5wlust
an
hour
W
«
»
«
J'm
Ro
ion
n(ljrj
0f
a
ountyr
I'nmmisvlonft*
dunum
'
And
he
added.
”
1
din
t
yesterday prior to a gigantic QsH 'ry rodeo, and equate dance. Piovrr.lv (rum thj I ahor Day CelebraImmediate reactumi of Greek
d his wife were »«heduled to
motnmg »« they considered think th* Mate Road Department prune Court today in knock nett
tlon vtra contributed to the Crhmled Childtrn'a Home at Umatilla. (Photo by Jameson)
and Turkish representative* were leave
Sanford tor iheir vacation addition subdivision plats for ap-lhas an) light to come in and tell a *penal law on permits for Jat
not disclosed.
trip to Canad*. the popular San' us what w* can put into a road " alai ffonlon*
Rut ehancei of iheir accepting e.-rd men*’ »*«re oneretor fell, prnval
B F I’iiv
Miami attorney,
Commission Chairman J o h n
Th* Rnird of Com nmsioneri unthe British proposal, as they stand end broke hl« left ankle and net
appear ilender. Judging from pre rushed te Orange Memorial Hos Mfi*ch said, "|t look! tn m* Ilk* ininiousl) supported the remarks railed upon th* court In hold th*
the Slate Road Department u get- made b) the Hoard Chau man and m s law iinmnvtitutMnal and to
vious statements of the Greek and
pital.
ting too much authority ‘
voiced their approval of okc)ing require the rtatr raring rnmmitTurkish governments.
Prrparatory to leaving nn bit
sion tn *v»ign italr* to the Fiontiui
live remark wav made over he county roada ol M feel
Greece has demanded Cyprus be
Inc. at West Palm Reach.
given the right to choose ill own vacation trip Rob«or * n rUening re<]uiiement of the Slate Road DeAl thn momtng'a meeting of the A*<l Ally. Gcnei s| Geoige Oweng
parlmenl for M feet on eounlv
political future in a reasonably ibe gullet* around ib« roof of bn
. ..
. Hoard of Count) Commissioner*,
ronlrnded the '9\S law was eonborne on Ea*t lltb St . when the, ,oadi before they will be approved
ptnom
I WASHINGTON th -T h e SUIe
short time.
developer and
ladcifr fell. KoSron frit into th#
stilutional and that a permtl
Department today hailed Red Chi*
builder requeued the statu* of the
granted th* firm in m i hid nrs
ladder and became entangled in » «
_ .
na’t announced plant to free nine
l.ak* Mary Boulevard attending
NEW DELHI. India tW-An ap
legal effect unleyi Palm Reach
detailed American! at a possible
trom 17 92 to Lake Mary.
peal by Frtmc Minister Nehni and
County voters approved a Jat slat
firtt itep “ in the return o( all the
his Congress party to halt Indian
John E. En*, right of.way asenl mert in a referendum
unit'
ty- that It wav diagn-ved a rimiMa
American! in China."
"peaceful marrhei" Into Portu
tor the county, told the board that
The Supreme Court, which hearA
rompou-d frartur* and a romp!
A department spokesman void of guese India has brought sharp
all nihl-nf-wa*s hah been obtain th* argument* at it* first sittinf
dislocation
ficial. here checked by telephone response from opposition members
ed with lha exrrplmn ol two The following a month kmc summer
Instead of th* three-week vaca
with U Alexia Johnton, negotiating of Parliament.
Board immediately agreed to start recess, didn't rule Immediately.
vih (he Red Chlncte at Geneva.
MORGAN, fla. (JP — The Cal tion to Canada ihey had planned,
romlemnatinn proceedings against
Ten members — Communists,
Th* 1935 la* required a referen
He laid Johnion confirmed the Socialists and member! of the houn County Schnnl Board planned Rnbson will hav* to epend hi*
R R Riser and Byron A. Schu dum election on holding a Jai slat
reported Red Chineie offer to free right-wing Hindu Communal par an emergency meeting today to etay away from hi* E«rt First
macher
In
secure
lb*
right-ofmeet in Palm Reach County *v*q
By Tflr ASSOCIATED PRESS
nine American! immediately.
try In settle a arhnol rontolid* Ft. alor* tn th* h»apiial recuperat
RkllAT. Mnroceo UR— Two Mo ways they hav* previovisly refuaed though ■ permit wai outstanding.
Antrtts't moloriil* ran up a Official! checked their filet tor ties — in a statement yesterday lion fned that caused parents and ing.
termed the Congress request sabo
roccan Sultans nn opposite sides to relinquish In Ihr county.
ne.r-r.rord Labor Day
Rohvon said “I hope that *v*rypupil* to set up Iheir own elastea
home towoi and next of km of
of Africa were the objects of de
Bloom, before I he romml*sinnert
tr.m c toll that toppei W h M * (he U. S. citizeni expected to be tage of the Goan freedom move- a two high schools yesterday.
en* will understand why my men'a termined French wooing today.
Ibit morning, said that develop
.a n t. astimstes and la»t >.*r a freed. There were no U. S ment and laid they “ cannot accept
store
1
*
w
full
a*
women
these
Labor
Day
demonstrations
were
such one-sided decisions."
The Sultan Franc* wants to put menta in this area, when the boule
held at Edison and Arlington days."
addrenei In teveral caiei.
Opposition parties have sched high* against merger of the two
off th* throne she put him on two vard is completed, would provide
— *°D«Uyed report* trickling In toThere was tome eonfuvton. loo, uled a mass march on lha three
lay Aral*, rrreived the new Frenrh an area for apftooxlmalrly loo
«it y showed 420 person* were
school* into a county consolidated
year* ago. Mnhammrd Hen Mou- home*
kilted in traffic accldenli between over lh« total number. Nine per- small Portuguese tomtoms on high at rival Morgan, the county
fount) Attorney Mark N. Cleve
resident general. Gen. Pierre Boy
• p m. local lime Friday and tom were lilted by Ih# Com- India's west coast for Oct. 1, birth- teat.
land Jr. wav *l*n advised to start
er
de
l.ilour.
for
Ih*
first
lime
Monday midnight. compared i w muniiti at free to leave any time, day ef the late Mohandas K.
Volunteer principals were named
investigations into a «eclion of the
the reeord high of 461 »et to 1951. two otheri whenever they apply for Gandhi, who introduced nonviolent at both places. Al Edison, mem
ycrtrrday.
right-of-way deeded to lha county
Another 50 peraom drowned and exit permit! and another whenevrr demonstrations into India.
Th*
Sultan
Franc*
exilrd
to
bers ef the Parent-Tearher Aatn,
Madagascar two years ago. Mo in 1927 by petition seemed hv for
r met violent death from ml* he iittlei hia affairs — nimatrd
said they would teach thn clataea
by
the
Reds
to
take
two
or
three
hammed Ben Ymi uef, rrroived mer County Commission Chairman
eellaneoua caua.a tor an ov.r-au
T A I.M IIA M E E uR — rtor. CoL
If
neeessary.
LONDON ifS-"W*R and see" Gen Geoigrs t'atroux Iher* yes Frank Evans.
lm« today reaffirmed hla stand
total ol 517.
, raontha.
County School Supt. H. D. Har
Former County Commissioner that vurveyt should be roodurtM
But ai department official!
ThU (ell ahort of the record
rison railed the board meeting waa the cryptic reply from Group terday.
Catrouv. who h a t, held high Rill Kilber appeared beforn the and Ih* ndvlre of crperlt sovighl
•vrr-all toll of Ml. alio aet In 1951. awaited more detail! from John
and said he understood the meet, Cxpt. Peter Townsend last night
Hnaid of Commissioners to ask If
m. The m in e loll wa* *h**d °J son. ■ ipokeiman laid:
logs at Edison and Arlington were to questions about himself and French puslt m North Africa, flew some of lha funds now budgeted tor before ittew ar* aeleclod tor none
slat* institution*.
to
Madagascar
tn
sack
Ben
VitusPrincess
M
a
n
u
a
l
* the 408 auch death* the _National
"We are hopeful this Initial itep
I “ more ia the nature ef pep meetThe go-year-ved Royal Air Force wf* epprowl -f >*'«ml*e Ed*»r tha foot Doing and widening of 17
7lw Cabmel recriwed wirt»
lately Council And a i U i t l * 4 n i l u w llf it -ilii I W
of « U the
‘ ini* than anything else.”
flier was the center of attention at Faura’s plan to lim-ted hom* nil* 97 could no! be used on .flat* Road (hank' an offer of the l^a CeunlW
Americana In China."
NEW
YORK
(jrv—
If
WiUlaip
F.
* <5afrtyetcoiincil atatlitlei *how
a cocktail party at the Belgtan in the m i buleni Ni-rth Afr ran pro til K 11bee said, "Sint* it looks a* Coitimivsion |o donate .KM acre*
I.vdon's story cheek* nut, thn
if it i* o-'i going to b« po«sib!e for a* a sit* for a promised new inEmbassy because of long sanding tectorate.
that for .ach traffic death. 32 other
Army has a 59-year old private oo
reports linking Him romantically
Th* plan eall* for replii-emcnt IT (7 to b« ttiiled |hi * year, why stitulinn tor frehls- minded ehiMperaom « r . Injured. Alto.f°r
its hands.
three peraona killed, a fourth perwith the 25-year-old niter of Queen of Moulay Aral* by a regenry to can't some of that money b* ap ren hot agreed a study mutt h*
Lydon, a slight, bespectacled
M dita later of lajuriea.
satisfy tot Moroccan natinndisti. plied la 44 from Sanford to Geo- made before * location is rhoaen,
Elizabeth II.
•levator operator, turned up at 1st
Townsend returned to Britain permission tor Ren Youssef ((live *va."
Th* laVS liegislatur* passed 9
Army headquarter* on Governor*
Board Chairman Meivch lot-1 Kil hill designating I .re County ai thw
yesterday for the first time since In France although not to return
JERUSALEM
U
R
Israel
and
bee
that
"Sinre
the
prided
Is
not
Island yesterday. He told an MP
Egypt stiugglrd today to maintain last Sepember. He flew here from tn the lltriii-e, formation of an all- its (Hr budget nn work ran h* don* site lor the institution if one la
BTA TALE. Italy f.Pl-GIno Pro- on duty there:
a
shaky peace along lha tense Brussels, wher* he Is Riittsh air parly Moroccan imftnmrn and on II " Meiich qualified his stale fvabushed but Collins veined II
" I want to give myself up. I've
to. the New York robhler who won
•Itarhe, to attend today's opening negotiations to relax Frenrh con
on the ground a study should hav-w
Gaia
frontier.
men! with "We hav* asked William been mad* before the loettion wai
of
th*
annual
Farnborough
Air
$33,000 on the U. 8. television quix, been AUOL from the Army since
trol.
Israel apologised yesterday for
Dial about rrqur-ts for th* paving llied.
program The tnt.OOO Question, wet 1928. and now my conscience the only clash reported along th* Show. II* I* to go bark to Brussels
and widening of Slate Road 14 and
Nn apprnpriatmn hat been mail*
back home todtv ’.n the little vfl- bothers me to much I've got to border since both nations renewed Thursday, but will fly to I/sndnn
Dial told ui that the road didn’t for tea new tnrtitution but Cnlllna
again Sept. 12 In attend thn annual
WASHINGTON * - S'". Hie* togr he left 33 years ago to seek go In and face It."
Iheir
eras*
fire
pledge
Sunday.
Th*
| Surprised Army aulhorlllrt st
qualify "
air attaches’ ronferrnre.
enlooper (R-loaa) aald today the his fortune in Am*rice
said '« ■ rtengnur th* develop
signed Lydon to a “ casual detach Israeli* said one of Iheir patrols
An elplanation was nude that ment of t branch will b* *>sentlat
Democrat! » ill be treading unHe climbed a mule trail on foot ment" and restricted him to the had crossed Into the Egyptian-held
Ih* reason th* road didn't quali m lb* near future."
aound ground’1 If they attack Pre- yesterday to reach hit birthplace
Island while they checked hla cate. Gaia Strip Sunday night "through
fy waa hn-aus* traffic count*
alden* Eiaenhower’i foreljn polla
mistake."
In
tne
north
Italian
mountains.
This might take some time, a
wrrtn't lufftcUnt to allow work
clet In neat year i poUtieal camEgypt said the patrol of 10 sol
DENVER f/W-Republican p»r* tn be iton* on the road. CommitChurch hell* rang and nearly spokesman said, sinea records
diers opened fisc on an Egyptian
ty pres*ur* on President Eisen stontr Brown Milter aald, “Th*
^H^cimnlooper, a Senat. roreign every fresldent rathervd In the dating back that far are probably
hower to run for re-election i* reason we don't havo th* traffic
buried somewhere in archives at outpost Two Israelii were killed
town square to welcome him.
* Rela'ioaa Committee ,ra*m^
and a third taken prisoner in the
building quit* a head of s!e«m. count la h*r*ua* th* road it in
viiorotuly dliputtd Adltl E*
In the center ef the crowd stood Kansas City.
ensuing clash. The Egyptians said
Vic* President Nixon etoked auch foul ship* no on* will Invo
K blood type la not necessary
v n u ln 'i ietitlelam uf «hi H * « * Giovanni Prato, hla K,-year-old
they suffered no casualties. They for **tulng a drivers llcensa, ac th* boiler fire* well yesterday It."
hover program in tn article to onrcf.itt% IlhevterewdUo aetaonn
returned the two bodies to Israel cording to the office of Seminole with hi* statement that tho**
County Attorney Cleveland ftLook nagatlM.
father. It we* th*i- first reunion
yesterday.
Count? Judge Ernest llousholder closest tn Elsenhower— and “th* plained further, “ .Money not in
DENVER ft*>— President ElseWw
Eneahow tr't moat a • r 1o u a sine* Gino toft for th* United
Delving bark into th* rerent
Many complaints have been re overwhelming majority of Repub Iho budget for certain road pro- trower M a y celled a cwnfereneg
failure*" In olftco stem from for- States.
daily violence along the Gaia bor ceived, said Mrs. Letha Fowler, lican leader*" throughout th* Jeeta e*n’l h* u**d tor any other
here te chart way* nf solving “ n
down,” wrote lUrenaon, tho l » 2
der. thn U.N. EgypUan-Isr.fi armi of tha Seminole County Judge's eountry — ar* mor* optimiitie project rnilsid* th* budget."
"It ia a great miracle to ba able
Democratic preildential nominee
serious proiil»in'*— how to huilif
stice commission held the longest Offica, regarding tha blood type than *r*r that h# will agr** to
The Bn»rd nf County Commia the tih>sirol filnow* nf .tmerira'a
who U expected to announce soon to be here, to see you again," said
meeting
of
Its
history
yesterday.
HONOLULU
If)
—
Proposals
cov
balm placed on th* driver* II- b* a candidal* again.
sinrwn unanimously said they youth.
hla availability for thn aomira- Gino.
And She* pre«*urc almost cer nuld appiov* Flat* Road IS
renv*. Doctors hav* alto railed,
"You havo moved th* whole •ring everything from buying an
tinn mala la IMA.
Vic# t’r»»i'tont Ni'nn r|l| pro*
atomic reactor to using TV for
tainty will mount *everal degree* V T . i j I l I ’ V .'t i ' i
asking about lha requirements.
Stevenson aald Elaenhower a la* wotld to get here," *a!d hi* father. missionary work in the United
F.turd.y when GOP- rh.lrman »*cured
* ^ . and "other
j " ? nmniev
" ’ ' "not
V "he side at the me*llnr S -r' 27-28 al
However,
Mrs
Fowler
ttplains,
leraatlonal policies
Wmcd a •
Eiiwnhnirer't v*t»t nn hsadquar*
Slates went before the 58th General
tha placing nf tha blood typ* on from all 48 state* confer with th* used for 17-92. Thi* would b* an
UraaUly at pl«aaifl| * * * ***»;
.»r» at l.owry Air Fntt# Rate. Tha
Convention of the Protestant Epis
tha beans* Is nnly at tha request Prttldenl hare to map party alra- approval for Ih* forthcoming
viag and liberal wlag*’’ al the
1‘reiident himself ni'l receive thg
BROWNSVILLE, ""ra. (/> - T r o of th* applicant.
copal Church today.
tefy for the 195A presidential and year'* budget.
Bepubllcaa party.________
ennferr'-' ircnr-imendellnn* ami
A proposed program for th* next pical storm Gladys, *pparenlly
(ongrrtslonal campaign*.
Kllhc* told Iho b<>«ni nf com
three years s is put to the eonven weakening but ntJU dangerous,
Niron met with newsmen *1 missioner* that thty *hnuM have -P*ak at a I'lnrcr ronrltiding thg
VANDAIA
RAID
O
l
U
lt
m
hung
over
Mexico
near
Tampico
lion
by
ihe
church's
top
admlnis
Ei**nhowei'a
vacation
headqusrNEW YORh* M»l— Husky Albert
the right' to say whel roads e*sLin*
ST. LOUIS .rv— Vandals .matoed Ur* after h* had discussed na
The rnnferervre **|tl bring few
Owens, 31, may tvt hack hi* aid tratlvc body, the Nalonal Counci' today after turning assay from
should be built, end that the
The council expressed its view in Texas, her raini posing food tha interior of th* Carondolet Bap tional security problem* with th* member* of Ih* road hnaid did •»lher elmut SO fcrs -ns from eucll
berth on tho Sing Sing Prison
tist Church yesterday, pushing Tsfaldenl for about an hour.
a booklet and In talk* by top threats to a wide area.
mil know- whel condition* weie frbi* •* split* riucation and
baseball team.*
The wayward storm turned away holes in the walls, flooding (he
officials before the Joint session
m A aiKtlai baa been eaUad for tohere. Chairman Mrisch replied government. It will fullnwr up w
Owens was % alar tatsman with
b a s • m ent and spatiering ink
by saying (hel “ I don’t think Mr. isnrliinn whuli Ki-nhowrr giivg
• morrow a.fbt tor a £ « * * » * a JIO average on th* prleon learn of th* House of Biihops, House of from Texai last night and the
FIRS rlEPtlRTF.It
Weather Bureau said the middle around the building.
plan* tor aacurla* the ri|hl-ot- until he was peeo'ed In 1953 after Deputies and Women's Auxilary.
Dial be* ever been In a mcrllng n H'»*(iiniftop '#vt July II to a**
MANILA
up—
Philippine
army
“
Our
ehurrh
Is
wrecked."
said
In Its key propoial. Ih* council and lower Rio Grand* Valley ap
v i y along 1T-M oo a civic pride serving itven years of a burglory
in Sanford nr Seminola County 'he ball tnlim;.
planet
and
navy
ahipa
M
a
y
were
gives the bishopi and delegates a parently waa spared. But the bu th* Rev. E. N. Rogers
when he didn't hear about 43“
sentence yesterday he waa under
Ha listad as damaged nr da. ordered to aearch for three uni
thole* of three budgers, depending reau warned that squalls still
**Th(i Clllxrai Commute., of fits aneit again.
A delegation of fish ramp oper
dentified
submarines
reported
itroyed
the
pulpit,
piano,
public
on bow much they feel can be could rauao Isolated flash flood*
gemicolc County Chamber of
ator*, Rill llilcy, Jim Crowr, and
moving
southward
off
llbayat
Is
address
system,
stained
glass
win
Police
eald
th
-y
stabbed
tho
2Mraised tor more missionary work along the Rio Grand*.
Commerce Loog Range Planning
Elgin Myers, appeared bcfoic the
Squalls with wind* ranging up dow*, M glaia-enrlo*ed nursery land off Ihr northern lip of (he Hoard of Cammisiionrrs request
Commltlec. headed by J. Bralky ponnd man as h* struggled nut of and church education and promo
Philippines Similar previous re
rrlba,
a
number
nf
benches
and
a
Brooklyn
home
with
two
oult*
In
50
miles
anhour
wera
nerurtion.
ing aid in Ihe eraditalion ol hya
Odham. will meet aj Jim Spen
Pstrlcl* Guy*# 33 silt, 11, dl*4
ring aU along th* lower Tessa rhalri, pictures and religious ob ports of submarine! have nevar cinths in l-akt Jetaup.
ccr. at 7 p. m. tomorrow for a eases loaded' wrth *10,000 worth
been
confirmed.
jects.
of loot. Hn wa* eharnod with bur
Coast
Chairman M e la e h eiplained . in eu Orlanil- lt->*,»"*I at 9.34) «•
Dutch treat auppar.
that th* county did not hav* j u>. Sept. 3 *Dcr b*lnr In the hoa«
m All mamhtra ol tho Chamber glary, grand larceny and po*eva
could ha used for such * prolrrt, riltwl * wrwwl
* a f Commerce Long Rang* Plow- sion of burglar tools.
Th* arrest g'vea him a good
Fhw had II*ed 'n Ovnln-d fnr on#
fund* in Ih* present bu.lgtl that
■lag Commltu and aU other* who
have volunteered to work toward rhanc* te gat back L» kls eld team,
but that th* forthcoming year’s J iinnth at ftl8 l‘'l*rcliff# Ft. and
WICHITA FALLS, T*x. UR — A
police aald.
,
obtaining Iht «U|M***J»* f
GREENWOOD. Miss. If - A Dr. Otkea totd him he doubted th* Iho area te view the toxjy. The i budget would include such an |-*as bn-n Oc! !lj !?|3 In lutko
yarn man who spent some ef hla
the wldenlag of 17-M. are urged
grand
Jury InveatigaUag lha case body could deteriorate as much la crush was so great a front window appropriation. However, th* coun 3Vnod, N. J.
spare time pruning 19(4 pennies
ty did offer to estend any help | Fhe I* eurvlved by her father
te attead.
to make them look like rare 1941 of Emmttt Till, l«-y«*r old Chi throu days ta tbs body pulled from in tha borne waa broken.
aJ. Mr*. Bradley said the wanted It could to obtain such monies i *nd mother, 3fr end Mr* Daniel
cago Negro, eallid • doctor and tho river.
coins will go free today.
Sheriff H. C. litrlder. who lesttolV>i(her! te “ ace what they did to appropriated hy Riel* agencies. j K \3’»Itt nf earfn'd on# «l*te%
A U S. Secret Service agent aa undertaker to leiUfy May.
in th* discussion with th* 1 Inyre Teres# llV t i, Fir. and Mr*,
tied
before tha Jury in Sumner ray boy."
Tha
UsUnrony
of
Dr.
L.
R.
Otkcn,
from Dallai talked with Oicar
A cousin of tho boy aald Iho County Commissioner* .regarding 3. Ides, Towns fliver N. J. grand*
MIAMI. Fla. i* - Hurricane Nelson and Inspected hla home — a white physician and Chester A. yesterday, said tha body appeared National Assn, for tho Advance hyacinth control, BUI Hilty, oper
farrnt* and Me and Mrs. J t
Flora. • nreU-bebavcd lady, was a weatherbeaten truck that ewe Miller, a Ne*.-*» w'.tklaa, srai ex to bn that of an older parton.
pected to hcljs IM grand Jury de- Chatham and Strtdar art official! ment of Colored Teople bad been ator of Hllsy’e Fish Camp, sug- 3V*lt* nf Cl'Tc.and, Ohio.
making n sweeping cwrra today carried t o U. 8. mall.
Funeral *»rvl.-ea will he held
The agent, Lee I WPllami, aald eide whether a hatfy found la Uw of Tallahatchie County, where tho author!red lo start a fund raising grated that a "hyacinth control
I tefurday
h ^ D a p w y .^ m (Bat *01 beep Jt In dm npew Atlan
drive “ te aid in bringing Emmett'a stomp" be Issued for II to every 3 p. n>. Wednesday a I Rrlaaon Fine*
tic end away from toe American t o man had gone « t yean without TaUnhatchit River i u that of En- body v i i found
The hndy found te the river had kilters to justice." The NAACP fisherman ever Id years of age. era! item# wDH the Rev. MiltoB '
over being to trouble with t o law. nitt TUL
m iniend*
Such money would then ho oar- Wyatt offkiat'rg Burtai will ba
Otkra aian iaad feg M y M beau badly rut up er beet up, of drive has not yet started.
" A la (torn* la m i • A m t to He aald t o federal gevarmmam
Twe white men have boon marked fee tho eradication pro ia Oak Lawn Memorial Park.
ficers
aekL
There
was
e
bullet
K
waa
m
IM
frwn
tha
river.
Miller
t
u
i
r
n
s
d
ir
i
f
“
an
toe
clrtaae•ay part d
tMtod B M p
charged with kidnapping in tho gram on n continuing (mate.
coast," to* Miami V e cto r Bur- ■taneee" and that NeUen will go works tor tha Century Burial Aaaa. hole eon Inch above the right ear.
a. « a i w —
Two trqutato wera turned
Funeral services ware scheduled
free. Ho haa been bald ainee whleh biadUd thn body.
**• 'n
BONOl.ltUJ VISITOR
The two men, Rny Bryant. 14- downs by the Board of County
today
in
ChJeagn.
Till's
rstativn
ciain
Ih*
body
Fridvy.
gel
Into
an
upper
•Tor* should
HONOLULU UR— Japan's Foreign
Commissioner! for Ufa closing of
year
aid
storekeeper
whose
wife
The
raaket
wai
eptaed
te
public
was
Uist
of
tho
youth,
abducted
by
Nelson
admitted
scraping
lha
current
.air
.. —
flowing to m the
atrooto running to or along lakas. Minister Mamoru ShigemlUw an*
eooto." toacaslpr . C M
Gentry points off the (frit figure four on two white non after lu wwlf-wWa new at the tealatence «4 TUI's wna Involved tn the whistling laei- A resolution adopted Ip lha *wm- tlrod here last Bight by plana a*
denf,
and
W
a
half-brother.
J.
W.
nether,
Mrs.
Mamie
Bradley,
n
,
•Of* m M i W I M I T K M pamriaa to mate them to * tted st a white n a u . Thn thagaiaat (he adrien ef undertakers Milam. M, ef Glendora, instiled mtiston provides that ‘m roods route btma from Mg Aamteag
l k » 1*41 Denver Ueweaeto, worth duetion oecurrod Aag- te.
aa ar te ktea he temmd.
settler that tele teed the hop .
f . 4 c-hJ.fl J4
Thousands ef
DDL
Afif.
OuraU
said
!1
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Vacation Spoiled; A dditional Plats
Jim Robson Injured For Subdivisions
In Fall Off Ladder Under Discussion
iAmericans In China
WPB Company
Asks Special
Law On Jai Alai
Appeal To Halt
arches'
Release Is Foreseen i’Pcace,ul M
Brings Responses
American Drivers
•Hake Total Soar
To 587 Tragedies
Parents, Students “r e . , ......... ^.Moroccan Sultans
Are Prime Objects
Start Own Classes
Of French Wooing
Governor Reaffirms
Stand On Surveys
For Institutions
'Wait, See' Reply
Given By Townsend
Private Gives Up;
Army Js Puzzled t
Democrats Tread
On 'Unsound Land
Israeli, Egyptians
Struggle To Keep
Shaky Peace Going
Gino Prato Family
Finally Returns
To Dad's Country
Drivers Licenses
Are Not Required
To Tell Blood Type
Republican Party
Pressure On Ike
Is Building Steam
Youth In Sports
Advocated By Ike
Proposed Program
For Three Years
Presented Groua
f
Gladys Weakened,
Still Dangerous
Sing Sing Baseball
May G et Star Back
Right-Of-Way
Meeting Tomorrow
Burial Tomorrow
For Patricia W altr
Penny 'Facelifting'
Man Gets Freedom
Newman Arrested
By Deputy Eubanks
Grand Jury Investigates Till Case
Hurricane Flora Is
Well-Behaved Lady
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Watch for the school children la the
hue cry from everv aid* new, as school gets
underway for tha 19M-58 school yaar.
There's no way to compare the valua of Ilf#
of a child taken In a traffic arddant. Per
haps he or she would he the one person who
could solve the peace proh'ems of the wor!^
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Marvel Of Radar May Help Future
Bottleneck At Park Ave., 25th
Would Aid Traffic If Removed
Sanford'i number one bottleneck, ai far
u traffic, and tha free flow of transport*,
tion Ja concerned, la located at the intereec*
tlon of South Park Ave. and 25th S t
For one thine, the thorouphfare. tiaed by
travelers and ellv folks, M well as city-locity ahnpper.i, 'a too narrow. You can ace
where the atreet narrowa into the proverbial
•'bottleneck'*, from the bottom of the hill,
travfllnr south, to the Interredion of 17-92
and French Ave.
Now If the lima to remedy this ailuatlon,
before French Ave. In completed. One o f the
problems at this husy Intersection would be
the wideninr of the street «n that the normal
flow of traffic can be bandied.
Wo don'* rondone fait drivimr. but we
must r-allre that traffic 1a getting faater
y:;nford amt Bemlnole Cciinly'* growth
can he aeen In the construction, repairing,
and developing that la going on from one
end of the county to tha other. Seems as if
the prediction that we will triple our growth
In ten years will be far exceeded.
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Local News Coverage
News Isn't something that is dreamed
up—iL has to happen!
And vou will find the* the rolumns of
The Sanford Herald are d-dicated to bring
ing you a word picture of the events that
have taken place in your community.
When there la something to portray, in
..ay of pictures, better then words could de.
scribe, you'll find that your own newspaper
will provide those for vou too.
News people depend on the public for
their beat. Sven though ‘ hern Is a regular
system of visit* to be marie that most times
turn up an item or two r f interest to read
ers, ears must bo kept open, nnd the sixth
sense used, to determine lust where those
•vents of interest are taking place.
Telephones must ring, teletype must
grind out reams of material, telegrams used,
letters written, and typewriters clatter, to
furnish you with news each day.
Ax you Tead vnur paper each day. we
hope that you will visualise, behind each
Item in every column, the efforts that are
made In order to servo you !>eltcr.
This is, by no means, n pst on the bark
for what wa are expected to do for reader*
o f The Ranfofd Herald It Is just an oppor
tunity to let you know that wv aro doing
what, la expected of us.
If you want to read about Sanford you’ll
went to reed The Sanford Herald.
•
•
•
It's wonderful to rend about tho mar
riages that art reported on tho society page
o f eur paper. Bnt It la hesrt-breaklng to are
the number o f divorces that are filed at the
Seminole County Court House.
JAMES M AR LO W
Guaranteed Annual Wagp Big News
WASHINGTON (It — Organised
workers, celebrating Labor Day
Monday, made tbair bifgaat U tf
saws with drives foe e guaranteed
annual wage. Thie waa mere Uaa
e wage demand. It waa aa em
phasis « welfare. And that was
not saw.
Tha Idea-that a m u
-more thin the wagea ha gets fcr
■ day’a work to protect him from
dliaitera-goaa back at leaat J*l
pairs to a Urns when there weren't
eay labor ualaas ta America.
Tha earliest union* the st
alkers of Philadelphia ate the
printed and cabinet makers a*
New Yerk— didn't apeear until lh*
j m ». Before that, mem In varirnu
•rafts - lor example- eerpeaUd
TVy paid tote a It
tut of whlth heeeflta ___ _
tided for sickness and death. Bui
that wea e teie at weefcera wavidiag for themselves out of tbair
ewn packets, tt waa only later, *
century and a half later, that *
lent were atroef eaough to de
mand aanwaga benefits from em
ployed am a Wide tad huge wale.
la those tatervoalag years labor
had 1U apt sad downs, ate prigd u ta the field of welfare was
--------- thtweak
—
id* slowly ate paiafully
pasted by CMgrtat ate the
e
Joke L. Lewis' United Mine Work fund for sick and old miners and
e d Union, la IM F Lewis got tha those lulled on tr» Job.
real operators ta seatribute a perLast month Lewis aald that in
eeategm-at each tea at coal steed.
The payment wmrt Into a welfare lha p.iit year tha fund had rol
Idled more than Jto million dot
lira, had pakl nut over 110 million
in Mnilona and nick benefits, and
had a rash balance of more than
tot million compared with a M'v/million balance I I months earlier.
ftince Ike war the (d o partiru••fly has driven for pensions and,
this year, for a guaranteed wage
ta esae union membera were laid
•tt through no fault of their own.
OM-Tinwn Agree
Ballet-Dodging
Helps Long life
m m . Okie. (M -
Prank
(Pistol Pate) Baton, M year-old
brmtr Indian territory marshal
ska waa a#ra tenth in outlaws,
ate Ms U M rte 4 taiUt atfeUek are fotog te hit the trill
again,
. Rto( this time H Isn't to harp
law ate order — H'a to help out
Be a nr idea lists who want to
kaew lha secret at their leaf Ufa.
Uriel Pito deeei't think boll be
■aril help tort he's wUltag to try.
After all, a trip breaks Use monoto
ny for the former lawman who
rittt tarries his .41 with 1# notches
aa tha butt, tori ta cat*,
"tenths, I just eat everything
eayana pula to front of me, say
u *—
*♦-------•*
time el* tog
b e gay
dev >
ate
gent
marry?
e x p l a i n e d . ‘There a n
prebably into of folks who do the
Among the legal strides tlltes u m ate tea t lha nearly
•Ulti.
ng the wnrUag hem ri ihttarte.
•dueini working hem to swank
> eriaUiaklaf cemaenaattam fa r
Worked Injured on the Job. A num
ber at parnatea plana were eel ap
all of total voluntarily by
Than wen i
employed to
wan • union about a pen
It wasn't until the passage
Wagner Act ta.UM '
rStettat*
Wife Breaks Chain
To Go For Help
ATHENS, Trnn, ifi~Lce >|cDoweil, 41, was charged with at
“ “11 aid battery after bis wife
told officers ha worked her In the
Aside all day and chained tier to
the bed at night.
Sheriff a Depty W. ft. Reynold*
aald he asked UcDowell Sunday
•By he ebaieed up his wife and
that he replied, " I wee afraid
ahe’d gat snake bit." He did cot
elaborate.
M n. McDowell, mother nf seven
children, wai taken to a hospital
to t*
Mate <-----------„
A n i r
m
K*1m
Ultimate Tragedy O f Cold W ar Seen
NEW YORK, l# — A 4 year-old
boy t a i d to hu mother at
the mmols State Fair when the
Rutiian farm delegates went by:
"Mummy! toft me up! I want to
tec ho Rutilin!"
His mother lifted him up. proKiting: "But. sonny, they're just
people."
t traveled more than 10.000 mile*
through farm land* of the UniU-J
State* with the Soviet farm chlcfi
who arrived in thli country July
14 and Irft Aug. U after visiting
a dmrn italri. Everywhere I eo
countered thin altitude.
That it amuimg, of court*, but
It it alio tad. H eiprruea In a
way the ultimate tragedy of the
raid war. Thtngi even got ta tha
point where Americana were not
emotionally sure that Rutilani
really were human being* and Ru*
slant on their aide were not certain
Inilde themselves any longer tbit
Americana were people.
When future hittoriant look back
at the year 1IU they will poiubly
describe it as a year In which tha
United Slatet and the Soviet Union
raperimented it working out a way
of living with each other in the
atomic world. The conference et
Geneva they will view aa one pheae
of this eapentnent end the ex
change of firm delegations Be
tween the two countries as another.
Although the final judgment will
depend upon developments, right
now tha people on both tides of
the farm delegation exchange have
liven a highly positive opinion of
ill value.
The IS Russians who came te
the United States were Important
government officials in the field of
igrirulture, headed by Vladimir
Matskevich who la the equivalent
of an acting secretary of agricul
ture.
All of tha rapraaantatlvaa prob
ably art Commuaiit Party mem
bers subject to party discipline.
Not ona of them was a rail dirt
farmer though moat nf them grow
up on farm*.
The Americana who went to the
Soviet Union, on lha other hand,
were private ritliMs and for the
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working
JJ
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M u «var IT toil*
m
In a copyrighted Interview with
tne Magaitno U. 8. Naws k World
Rapnrt, Simon raid tha expense of
developing a manned spare ship
can't be Jmtlfied "until we lyam
more so that wa can •*• that
there's something to te (aland. . . "
Simon said kiawladga that eauld
hasten the day of specs travel may
com* from an unmanned earth
iilcUite which tha government haa
taid ll will launch by tte and nf
Dr. Watahar von Braun, Gar
nisn-born racket export, uld to
tha aama Interview ha thinks an
all-out effort might achieve human
apica travel within IS yean. Ha
didn't say whether te thought sack
an effort would te made.
m m i
t f fT*“ ** ftPREVENTION of an asthmatic stress and anxiety may
attack la tha prim* concern of all Ute on attack. OonaaquanUy.j
of yen victims of pollen allergy. must avoid any aarara <
JLi A flutter of fi£t, taensm m -
tionatete to combat bay favor an
Mental aa man aa l
orrandly, to ralteva Uw symptom*. J j J ^ w t 'a t
C I I F ---------------------------
AMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS, 94-year-young author of tho
best-sailing "Grandfather Stories." ravivas therein soma tally
eld words and phrases that hsv« been sadly neglected by th#
current generation o f conver
sationalists. Examples: gardatoo (Bronx chear); bonaraba (a gal no better than ah#
should ba); "chirk as n chitterdiddla” (cheerful at a ka
tydid); hunca-munca (both)?
and whimwhamilcal, hoodladaaher, nnd pikiea. Grand
father, incidentally, courted
• girl who had a complaint
that sounds th* least bit odd
today: what did ho mean, she
demanded, by making her go
round In a coat made of plain
old mink instead of sealskin?
S
you
•tUcta'
do to ward ottiutore
ktaybo one or two telephone
hooka under tha head leg* of your
bed might help. Ona of those cote
which fold Into a "U" shape might
provide a practical and comfort
able method of raising your bead.
________ ______
_*half
to (am a met of
You
WakamaNovy
g .a tla ltw lra toi _
to diseases such aa maaalae.
ehlckcnpox. mumps and searUfe
fever or delay hta |
as km# as poatabUT
Answer: It la not w in to<
tha child to tha
ASTONISHING PERFORMANCEI
And that’s only half the Chevrolet story. v
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FAINTS
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^ S n b o e r to a fa D ls ^
after awry meal.
It’s also Important that you do
Regular and ayaM M c deep not overset. Avoid heavy meal* In
breathing anaretera a n veey Im tha evening atnea they era teal*
to provoke an attack
portant.
Retry morning stand tn front tng gastric “
of aa open window or door and
Don't drii
inhale (Kopiy, rising on your toea
and raising your arma laterally.
Then return to a rearing position. And dooXtkke long rlfcrtw tho
Repeat this excreta* 13 rimes each
country, especially not ta
morning.
earn during Uw poitei
_ iiiataa to attacks whoa lying You’d bettor stay away 1
down, you ahoold team to sleep tracks and other ouch places
with your bead and shoulders located In rural areas. Hint wan
for you hay lever t
railed or four or A m pUlowa.
•
i
Bob Sylvester had been promlaing'a youthful neighbor a Davy
Crockett outfit, but had forgotten day arter day to bring the package
out to Westport with him on the 8:18. Tho youthful neighbor showed
signs of disillusionment. "By tho Uma you remember to bring the
he muttered tte other evening, "Davy oeckaUll probably ba
194R
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Aid For Asthma
A present, the general said, Ute
question la "pure fantasy."
W-a a r --^ ^
i35fcv'i 4
------------------------- B y I I N N I T T
"titles" in tha intern, and tha
prite money ranges from 3,000
mark! fcr a Hero of the Railway*
up to av much tv 100,000 marks
for the National Prize. The aver
age monthly wage in East G c »
many ia 400 marks.
Party leaders ara decorated
somclime! Just for reaching Uteir
iotb nr coth birthday. They get
the Karl Marx or the Fatherland
order. The prize money attached
rangra from 10.000 to #0,000 marks.
In any cava enough to buy a plush
villa.
by humens.
"ifaUi
> *■ ' '
r. V E-aa-
BERLIN CD— Comm unlit East
Germany hai aitablisned a new
bureau to parcel out a reward
fund for favored aoni of the re
gime. Those who qualify are oo
easy street for aome time.
It works this way: President
Wilhelm fleck at periodic cere
monies dccoratei C o m m u n i s t
faithful for all sorts of achieve
ments. Some are llrrocs of Labor.
Others are recognized for having
performed some service for the
party.
The medals themselves aren't
worth much and av far ai the
public it roncerned, tho whole
thing is honorary. But the "hero"
fk quietly banded a cheek, a notice
of bank credit or sometimes even
cash. The sums range pretty high.
There are about 40 different
Try and Stop Me
a w Big Boor ito# Bands bat
N n ta rt:
_ _
a# aur# aithar about what has •IthtoaltltewmaUw# •suite Mb tong life Mt bath
M l.
totetona.
MW |
to tte Maa of
Red East Germany
Established Bureau
For Favored Sons
dallsri la 1904. UwsmsUeot ataea
torritoey I# MUR
ta e l^ w ta w M W *
ri h MM K m m m asAsea t e
The Soviet delegation made clear
before departing they had learned
n great deal which they conilJer
valuable.
The Russians also had a political
assignment. They rame to assist
in propagandising the "new look”
of the government of party boss
Nikita Khruahchev and Premier
Nikolai Rulgenin. The object waa
to convince Americans that the
Soviet government and Russian!
are now friendly to Americans,
that they want sincere and peereful cooperation with the United
Statei.
romance his often been mixed with
tragedy.
Hatteraa' stormy waters have
inspired sea chanties that tell
ships which tried to creep through
the graveyard on moonlesa nights
but have "gone aeroaa Jordan"
ini tead.
Now a tamer sort of fame ia
becoming attached to the area.
Congrcvt etlablithrd the Capo Hattern National Seashore in 1S3T—
lha first area to ba ae designated.
World War II dalayad tha projmt
but ita development la now in f v
swing.
More paved roads, Improved
ferry service from tha mainland
and more accomodations tar vtiltori are reshaping the TO-mile
strip along the outer banka tbat
has been designated as a national
seashore,
A strong bid is being mada tar
tourists ami ona of tha bifgaat
drawing cards is the sight t#
wrecks— gaunt ribs of dead ahipi
that are mute memorials to men
who lost battles with tho sea loog
before radar was born.
bora fallowed tho storm* closely
end as a result most ocean craft
bad plenty of Ume to seek haven.
In addition to Installing new ra
dar equipment here, the weithrr
bureau has announced that addi
tional cmp!o)ct will bo added at
Charleston, 5.C . to help ktep a
d o u r radar check during lha
storm season.
Even If modern technology wipes
out the ancient toil HaUeras has
taken of ships and men, the area
will still be famous for a past, in
whielTldventure, mystery and even
WASHINGTON < * - MeJ. Gen.
Laslia E. Simon, ona of tha Army's
top rockat scientists, said Monday
the govamment haa no Incentive
al this lime to attemtp spar* travel
teasa t_______________________
raealtoet who lb# folks art in n tobacco patch.
m than whn wtto te am them,
Reynolds aald be cut a chain
m says Mm g u m lit. wta t m around tte woman’e nock aft.
fklm s t o t e a teas#teari to the • t e # W i brought to Athens. Re
tantod outlaw, amaged tha trip. aald hospital authorities reported
Tho net income of U. ft. rail"Ttoy’r* Just asms tollers whe tha woman haa bate ate rib fraenode woe dtaAOSJDOO mil Itea
■ft to gak w wbtt makes
tortaete multiple brulaas.
~
mo*t part renulno firmer*. They
paid their own way. Among them
there wera a newspaperman, two
university professors, and a radio
commentator.
The Russians rams with their
Is-ks well defined.
First, they had an economic and
technological assignment Mitike.
virh stated it when he said In
Washington that the Russians con
sider it wise to use the achieve
ment* in science and technology
of other countries— particularly of
such well developed countries as
the United Statei.
Human Space Trip
Said 'Pure Fantasy'
UM .
Jtetoft ate Wa
ftaa to
C A P E H A T T E R A S , N.C.,
UP — There are itUl plenty of emp
ty plou ta the "Graveyard of the
Atlantic'* off Cape Hitters*. but
the marvel of radar will help to
keep them empty in the future.
Hatteraa la a point of land Jutting
out into the Atlantic about midway
of North Carolina's outer banks.
Tbeia are a chain of narrow ft*
land* Isolated from tho mainland
by sounds.
Seamrn consider this area one of
tha moat traaeheroua jtretchaa of
water in the world. Prom the days
of tha tint eolonleta through l ilt
year, it haa claimed aa untold
number of ahipi.
' A big fartor in Dili toll is the
fact that Hatteraa recently bai
bean a port of call for moit hurri
canet boiling northward from tho
Caribbean.
Tbit year, new radar equipment
hat been installed at the HaUeras
Weather Bureau atation, and toreeaitert expect it to help dim the
cape’s reputation aa a ihip killer.
Tha valua of radar tracking wai
Hemonitrated tail year when Hur
ricane! Carol and Haul awrpt up
lha eoait. Radar itationa aouth of
and faster, by public demand. To meet the
public demand 1c one way to become wellliked, and certainly that is exactly what San
ford wanta to do. If we don't become wellliked, then our visitors wlJJ go elsewhere for
the fond affection they like to hav«* bestowed
upon them.
All of us are the same. There'a not a
person In our community who would not
want that same affection bestowed upon
them should they be in another community.
Lct'a get aa many of our traffic, street
widening, and travel problems ironed out at
one time aa possible. Then wo can plan a lot
of that "affection'' bualrv** far our vialtors
and friends who mine in to sc© i f
TODATO
They tiiat wait upon tha Lord ahalt re*
paw their atrength— l it . 40—W# have en
tered it sanctuary,exhausted end discourag
ed and come out with firm step end high
h u r t So can you.
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NASCAR* Short Track circuit whereCJ»eve a u m
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(H E SANTORO H ERALD Tut*. * tp l. ff. tOSA
7
P u p fl '
~ Hugh Odham Jr., Mrs. Hendricks
Social £vmidu
Married Saturday In DeLand
Hugh Burford Odham Jr. of bridt. » i i her on!v attendant.
, Sa> ford and Mia. Kalhsrlne H*n- Sha »as gunned in a paitrl blue
dritks, daugh t»r of Mr. and Mis. pink hat and pink accessories.
Tom {Reward, Dr Land, «c tr marRussell
l\ odham, Tampa,
1tied SaUuday afternoon in tha biothtr nf tha gioom vtti b.
I'll at Chi iat tan Church of Da* man aid ushers in. luded V.. H.
I.atid with th« Hrv. Lotrn W. Hetidsricki, aon of Ihe hride; XV.
Dunton officiating.
?. Bromley Jr. and C. XV. Spink a,
Mr a. £va Bakar Smith, organ- h°ih of Sanford and brothm-ia.
iat, rendered th# Itaditional wed- I** of Odham.
'ding i.title.
A ((caption na* htid after the
Tha couple •poke ttair vows ceremony in the Stenait home on
befoie an a lU T banked with Kith Ate. Mite Betsy He-drkks
greeneiy and baiketa of white kepi the Lnde a book and Mre.(
and yellow (low or a.
Winifred MeElroy served ina
The bride, giten In marriage wedding rake. Miee Satah Mai tin
by her fattier, woie a print*** preaided al the punch bow I and*
atyla dteaa of while poll*lied rot- olheta a*»i*twg were Mia. W. L.
ton that » a i emhioidruu m blue Benfield, Mr*. I. M I old. Mi»a
and tiimmrtl at th* neckline with t Kninut Ford. Mr* Camilla Bruce,
blua celtct. Her hat waa ot the Mia. S. M. Tpchurth aid Mra.
malihing blur vrlvrt and her J»y I’oiter.
|
eoraage composed of white orThe newlywed* will mat, their
chide.
home in DeLand *l I >J AV. Voor-j
Mr*. Jo« XX’. Othotne, New hit Awe.
Smyrna Bearn and *iater of th*
[ ftnAAnnab
Mary Carmichael,
IU
Mr. and Mr*. William F. CarThomas L. French
don have irturnrd fiom a week1
Ft. Slyer* whrra they were
Say Marriage Vows in
visiting old frim-D.
_____________________________________________
M » r y Msrgatet Carmichael,
daujntrr of Mr and Mr*. Robert
Carmichael of Ca.wlbcrry. » i '
united in marriage Sundav at 4
p m. with Thomas Lewi* French,
*nn of Mr. and'Mr*. Forrctt F.
French of I-ongwood.
The rite* acre performed in the
Casselberry Communliy Method
islit! Church by the Rev. Darwin
A. Shea.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a princess
atyle’ gown of shadow white pa
per 'alfeta. Her ceil wai attached
lo a white velvet hat and the car
ried a bouquet of carnation*.
Mr«. Stanley Parker waa ma
tron o' honor and only attendant.
Bill Wells acted at beat man and
uihtit were Bobby Wells and
Newton Goodall.
Nuptial music wat presented
by Mitt I.oil Walker accompanied
by Mrt. Darwin Shea.
A reception w it held after the
reremony at lha hame of Mr.
and Mrt French. <
The couple left for a trip to the
Writ Coast after which they will
be al home after Sept II in l»ngwood. Mrt. French cho«e a navy
blue suit with white accessories
for her traveling outfit.
Ont-oflown gue«ti included the
Rev. Archie MacNair and family
of DeLand. Mr. and Mrs. E. H
Brown and family, Daytona: Mr
and Mrt D. Helms, Columbia, S.
C.; and Mr. and Mrt. E. I. Cow
ell, Charleston, S. C.
Mr. and Mi*. J. I - Anderson
and Mr. and Mr*. Rob»il « uthmg
spent the l-abor Day weekend in
Ntw Smyrna Braih.
49 Beauty Queens
Have Sights Set
On Miss America
TKAC1IF.R* ll\ W \ PA R TY! The RuotkaU* r -T A had a dellclo ■
buffet luncheon Friday for lha new leather*. Firm * of p*i * hai*
were given out and Stunt* were plwvnl. The leal I el . hail In,I fml'h-
Calendar
? 'C,}'C (s Enjoyed
Paulette Normand
Chooses Train Ride
ATLANTIC c m . N J .
r They'ie here and they re ready for
battle. Forty mn* lovelies from
l.itile I’.uilrUe Ni-rmund rhosn
throughout the nation primped to
T l ItM H T
Th* Fuat Raplitl praver Meat
day with their eight* ret on the
The lUushlrt* of Werley Son ing S-'iviie will hegln #t ; .<! * tri in rick' in»fc» i of .* hiihdsy
More ihsn inn children and dev .*-riiool l la** of the Fir*I ||t.III. Iltllig )'our ISitit*-*.
M ill America 19Jd crown and lh«
party for her ninth turlh.isy re.
adult* enjoyed an old fashioned Mrthvdiit Church witl purl m
host of prirei that go with it.
jjir VIM’S of !,l^nr.-,r Choteh tently,
An Illuminated parade— with M famite picnic yesterday at the MeKUley Hall for lit r e g u l a r ni„ , , t t|„ (,oiiir ..f M i.,
I’uulelte w j * only one and one,
floati, 71 bands and i fleet of cart 5ou*nw»rd Camp w**»t of Sanford butine.t and .octal meeting at a t;u) Warmarh at T:t.’i pm.
(met* py ( . « ! )
half year* old when -lie arrived
-officially open* the pageant to
p.m.
with
Mis.
J.
II.
Anderson's
Thi pirnie an annual event of
lilt ItvIlAT
in IIv “Sun.hint" »tne and did
night. The public will get ill first
group acting at hoatet.ea.
The F u .t Baptist Junior Royal not remember ani thing about lha
glimpte of the contestant* then the Lutheran Chunh of The Re
The First Baptist Intel mediate
Rut first the beauty quern hope deemrr Sunday School broughl Royal Antbastadora will meet at Amlwi*.*aduia will meet at the very long train ride. St when *h«
rhurrh at 7 p m.
wat olteri'd a choice she look lha
ful* were slated to po*e m swim members of llie church together 7 n m.
file First Baptiit Church Cliolr train.
suits for newvrcel, television and from both Sanlord and Kurils,
The Flseculive Hoaid of the
newspaper photographer* A n d the two congregation* served bv IVoinrii of the First I'leahy lerlan rrhrai-al will Iwyin at i .0 pm.
I'hunh will meet in the Session
'he Home Drrmmilratlon Cluis
then romes a round of rehearsal* P**tor Phillip Schelvamann,
I»n not u*e tailed butter for
room at 10 ani.
will meet at Ihr Home Demonto prepare the girls for the pageant
greasing a rake pan, Ihr .alt in tha
The large group of people went
Theta
will
he
a
tioaid
tneeimg
•nation
t
enlrr
at
‘
o
|>m.
Re
parade.
In • beau’ iful eapd’elifht. dou- |y after the fermion? in the editbutter it apl to make th# taka
Tomorrow- night will begin pre to Southward’* l amp at to o lock ef rile W8C3 of the First Metho- •**•«l« from thr ilelegate, l„ the stick
hle-ring reremory Mite Norma rational bullring. of the chinch.
ye,|erday
lo
begin
the
picnir
Ce*tsdl.t
Church
al
9
am.
A
getwtal
‘
iameeville
meeting
will
hr
given
llmmary swimauit. evening gown
>ajre Harvey. daughter of Mr.
Mrs. W. P. Brook* Jr, and Mr*,
The (irammar School I’-TA
and talent competitions. They will vitir* which eontinord until near liu.inrs* meeting will follow al
and Mia. Rufus I* Harvey and Harold Claus* cut the rake, while
du-k.
•
will oi-el in the *t howl auclitm lurn deni, Itcioid 11ec l etiliaeh; arrrr*.
last for three evenings.
9:4&.
Emlgn William Cluenca t'lauew, Mrs. Christine Woodruff and Mia.
Jerrv Senkarlk. Sunday Sclorol
Th# llnilv C!a*» will me- at (or it* tint nioetmg at M p.m.1tary, Mrs. John I.. Lee; treavmw
With the field narrow*,! lo IQ
J r , ion of Mr. oh I Mr a. William Alfred Gramlirjr attended the
aemifinalisti by Saturday night, Supermlendent of the l^ilheran 7:4$ p.m, in the YaUra li-del I lie topic will tie ‘'Cerent I.ijuca- er, Mi*, ti. tl. June* and hiatus
C. Clause Sr., w?r* married Sept. nunth bowl. Mrt. Jim Blankcnahip
judge* then select five finaliats. Cbtirch cd The Iteileemer. » « In with Jerryg.Mrachani a* tra.nei. lion." TUetp will tie an evr-rutlve Ian, Ml*. Frank Dolton.
*. at • f. m I" ‘-h* Fie*1 Bapliat ln d Mr*. John Whitaker wrra in
Uiai-I meeting al 7 to l*n Idrnl
Tile S-oilimla ItrlH-kah Iwictga
and finally a new Mi>s Ameriea rhsrgr nf (he picnic jdannlnc, a*. The public It iovitril.
hut*h by He Bay- W. P. Brook* |,haige ef the recepll-jn and float,
will be crowned before a nation *i*lrd hy a committee of adultThe Sanfonl I’ounal and Miuf- of the F I A >* Ml-. I rank Wood- will meet In the ItMlF Mail at 4
j,
ng hoateatra wei* Allas Uiatchen
including Don Burkemeyer, I'hil flehoard Club will hava a covered i •ssff III vi- prrnilrnt, Mrs. I’- p.m. All member.* are urged to ha
wide trie vision audience
The current queen. !.ee Ann| Skates, and Dean Taylor.
di«h siipjrer al h p in. Carnes D* * olberl; -eci-nd viea pi(*lTalma and g’adioll along with J Klrchhoff. Miae Karma Jean Bainwill follow.
Meriwether of San Franrisro, will
pom pom. *rd ehrysanlhamum. I bridge M l.. Patty^Rrilgan. M D.
crown her successor, who ' also
_
_Beta .’•icnia Phi Soiorltv will
war* need to d*eorale th# churth j Mildred Mll’er, Mi*. Maigaret
To pee tnmatoe*. dip them into
reaps a (10MO harvest in pruci hmlmg. 1water
___ ,for_ about
.... .a ..........
il* fii*t vrAily i •r 11 e *
forming a barVrronnd for cando- Malloy, Mtaa Sue Odom. Miaa
minute
j
th# home of Mi*. Body .Sloan,
and personal appearanre fees
lahia holding burning whit* tap- Connie l.udw.g -and Mr*. Richard
Put] off Ihr akin after you have cut ['Nidi Magnolia \i e., at H put.
Oiarmers from atl nf the slate*
'
N'airailah. The bride's book eat
nut the stem end
Belly lamb will tie eivhoste-v.
eveept
New
Mrvlcn,
Wyoming
and
‘
_
nrrmniat .kept by Mr*. Bernard Roy, sister
HOLLYWOOD jD-Calching up
Washington ar* competing, along
Tendered^tho tradition^ wedding
*** Mia. Ell.n Drig on the newt—
Baptist Junior <t V ’•
g#r».
The annual rtfreiher it over, and with girl* from Chicago, the Dif.l Dakota, Connie White nf (’iniitnta.
music and wa*ch** whlla aoloiat,
and the last was M.*s North Da (| ,
d
„ r , B„l meet al
Opening Sepl. filh,
(net
of
Columbia.
Hawaii
and
Can
The
room
w*a
laitefutly
denow— at the radio ar.nouncert.aay
Mr*. J. S. Cleveland, »ang “Bekola. Mary Ann (.ibbt of Crosby ^ |huKh Al
„ m.
ada.
A u i " and the "Isrid's Prayer**. rorated with palm*, baalcti of — bark to the news. The usual
Annex— Rth end O.rk A»e.
After registering yesterday, they
Miss Vermont. Phyllis R Releli
The
Fiist
llapiist Sunday
whit# gladioli and ehrysanthe- amount of giddy Hollywood happen
The Bride
ing! nent on during th« absence donned official badges snd an t of Bennington, showed up with a School Worker’s Council will
mum*.
Th*
bride's
table
wat
eov.
Tuition fre A I-’.'iH prt n<»nth
r,|ytn in merrier# hy her fa
pint a more than usual quota nf lered to their separate room* In IT hover dog on a learh. Alisa Mon begin their Hireling at ? p.m.
beachfront hotel*
ther, the bride **» lovely in a e*ed with a limn rut work table tadneii.
tana, Berta Ifueh) of MJv.oula. a with a cove red ,ii*h supper in
Kxperlrnred
K in d rrj;:u ten tV ic E rr
formal gowm of Chantilly lac# doth and h*ld a crystal punch
In toniftCa proee«sion along thi* blue.eyed blonde who tips Ihr the Memorial Educational Build
So Rita Hayworth left Dick
resort's
tamed boardwalk, all ol aisles il 91 pounds, vs** concerned mg.
and nylon tulle ever »hlmm#rin* ^»uW andsh»h*a
tenter lla>me*. Well, w«JI. That girl’s life! r"
on ’ '*mro
shout her weight AnJ Miv* Okie — ■
hridal iatin. T h . ha.que Nldlc#)
."■ ?[ h*.
n ' h* contestant# but Mi- Penn *I
hashart
hidmore
moreturns
turnsthan
Ihsnthe
thetasaga
fn ^ ro d 'V K o o p rt nieklinortgedl**' « '
" f * hlU of a soap opera heroine. Matter vania— Palm finch of Sinking horns, Ann Campbell ol Oklahoma
with finely pleated tulle ahowiing | P°^ P01^
,v^
of fact, she makes Helen Trent Spring— will ride in convertible City, wanted In make certain the
Mra. Clause rheso for a wed and Stella Dallas seem like dull autos. Miss Pennsylvania plant to psgesnt orchestra struck up Ihr
laeo applique embroidered with
ride on a special float
drains of "Oklahoma!" when she
Iridescent poilcttei and teed pearls. ding trip lo Pynraeola, where they dolls.
Thr
first
to
sign
the
pageant
di-plavs
lurnnire *he deogned in
J h i volumlnou* skirt, which had witl make (heir h imt. a charcoal
Now Rita goes her way alone.
V de*p Iat# handkerchief tier, waa ■ult dress with matching acres, So far her tifa has been run by a register yesterday wat Mlfc South Ihc talent competition.
acratriar! Hy ruffle* of tulle Urml* varies and lha orchid from Her promoter, an over-age boy genius,
rating In a full chapel sweep. Her HouqueL
a Moslem prince and a crooner.
Out-of-town guests Included Mr. Ed Judson, Orton Welles, Aly
fingertip trail of imported lllu*
alon waa -attaehed to n tiara af and Mra. Hnrnld Clausa, Kay Khan snd Dick Haymei have
lace and seed nearls. Tha veil Wait: Mr. and Mr#. Alfred Gram- failed. Who'll try next?
NEW * SMALL • ALL TRANSISTOR — Sinn.nn
*T« as I n e v I ( a bl e that Frank
bad hean wont by b»r slsUr In ting, Columbia, S. C.J Mr. and
t ’SE ONE LONG L IF E R A TT FRY— F U L L Y G U A R A N TE E D
marriaga. Har only J#w#lry waa Mr*. N. I.. Harris Patterson. Ga.; Sinatra would bo In tho news. For
ALSO M.UCO CUSTOM F IT T E D (IDS
• elngle ttrard of pearlt, a gift af Mr. and Mrs. f~ R (Mem, Jessup, a fellow who says he doesn’t like,
Terms arranged with up Its nnr year to nay. ( all nr write for
lh* bridegroom. Her flow#r«, In Ga.; Mr, and Mrs K . E. Harvey, publicity, ho surely gels II.
Heme Appointmanl If rfcslrrd.
'
This lime ho walked out on
lha ihapo af a ereseint, wort enm- grandparent* of tha bride, SetaNOW W EEK LY SERVICE IN tf w r O R II XT
fhiod ar a whit# oithld surrounded eeo, Ga.: Miss Nancy Sue Odom, "Carousel." It was a surprise to
MILLER RADIO A A IT I.IX M K I (L fix PARK XXE
hy whit# roiehudt and tub# r#*##. Jasrjp, Ga.; Mr. ana Mra. Dal- this long-memorted soul, because
BACH FRIDAY - 9 T li I?
Drawn Ivy wa# entwined around mar Hodre. Rcrearan Ga.: Mr. and as far back as eight years ago!
M>s. Phillip Rascomr, Tampa; Mr. Frank was urging bis studio— then
,
Repairs, Cards and Earmold* foi all triic*.
tho flewer*.
and Mra. ChaYIr* H'all, Port SL M GM -to buy the Rodgrrs and
Wedding Party
Batteries available at all time*
Joat
Mr#. J. r . Green. Miss Ida Hammerstem clastic for hire.
Misa Ann WhiDler. maid of
Frank's bis la Cordon Macrae's1
honor, woro a ha'larina-length Green, Porter Green, Orlando;
gain. After r a in of pla/tng second
gown of e*fl tin# ery«til#U# mado .Mr. and Mr* B B. Pennell. Win. fiddle In Duri* Day musicals, the
M l FLA. N A T. BANK.111.DG.
PRONE I-31IC
ORLANDO
with a Rgteau Meklln# and fa*h- ter Park: ard Mr. snd Mrs. Bill robust batitooo is finally coming
Roral,
Orlando.
lontd an th# piinr«*i tinea. Her
The bride had attended Tampa into his o«n. Ha's got the two
headdma wa# af Rawer# and aha
singing rolea of Die decado in
more matching mitts. Miaa Jean# •choots prior to roming to Ban- •’Oklahoma:" and "Carousel."
ford.
She
graduated
from
Semi
Wilson, Mi** Carolina Mclnnla
Could Frank bo disappointed that
and Visa Byh# BUbao war* bride#, nole High School «nd attended Mh-Fox sued him for only a mil
maid*. AU wore drrt>«* Mmtlcal Florida Stats Dnhraislty In Talla lion? After all. Marlon Brando had
to that af tha maid ol Honor. hassee. She taught dancing nt a two-million auit tossed at him for
Thtlr Dowel • war# also In Iho Duibury School of Dancing and walking out on "The Egyptian."
craaant shape mado of rotahudi la a member of "Dance Masters
Tha sad newt wat tho patting of
and carnation# hi aarying shadaa ef America".
(hrae well-liked figure*. Carmen
Ensign,
Clause
graduated
from
af plnb.
Miranda, whose whole lift was doHarold Ctac*a wa# boat man for Seminole High School and (Ho voted In making people happy.
bla brother while iivh*r-grooms- University of North Carolina os R o b e rt Francis, the brightest
men wrro Robert lim e y , brother an Ensiga In tha U S. Navy. He young star prospect In years and
E th# hrid*. Alfred firamllng and la presently autioncsl la Pensa • natural, liiablo fellow.
cola.
Suten Ball.
Barnard Roy.
Th e difference between a deadly skid and a safe, quick stop Is
Little Hath a Gramllng. ntoro of
nltrn the pavement. You can t u p faster, even in iht rain, on
tha groom, wa» flowtr girl ood
concrete. Thai's because concrete's gritty surface provides uni
wat gowned In a d**»# identical
ta that af tha bridesmaids. Sba
formly high skid resistance, wet or dry*
tarried a basket of mao petal#.
Betides permitting belter vehicle control, concrete makes night
Mrt. Harvey rboao for bar
daughter’s wedding a msura laeo
driving safer too! Its light-colored surface reflects up to (our
• Wa hate letted I# Alr-Caadlriaaad
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TUCSON. Aril —Aruana'a Art
Lupiana aheuld ha I totttr feat.
kaU player this flU than leal
year when to tapped tto aaUaa ia
l a v a s depart**wti. But he’ll
ipead war* time et tha toMh.
Sound! areayf tore, hut oaath
Wares Woodaow i l l good raeaaw
far the idee.
lay* Woodies: LupptM wUI
to ■ marked man in awry gam*.
WaH ha«a to protect Mm. Wall
to careful tow •* play him "
Itatlitlially th# ITSpouad *»•
lor tailback fra* ta Jolla. Caltf,
wai th* N*. 1 player In the natlaw
Uit ytar. Nara'a what be did:
t-L«d th# nation la niahlng,
Bit ISM yard* wea tha moat a w
made hp e wtomor*
S-tot • madam acenng w ard
with tee potato. »oufth Mgtoit ta
lU grtdtraw hlatory.
S-KUlhUihad e modem mark
with |4 towehdawu*. BU It tamh.
halfback! Jimmy Ttompaea tad
flaorg# Vnltort.
rompleta gamai itsce Aug 14Uiaalllippt conraatoatad on Una On tto ditkor lido, th* Sw loft
hcttmaigutg and pauui| dnUa 14 runnora itraadad ia th* Brit
Coach John Vaught prauad th* gam* and ll la tha eoroad.
work of auirtorback* John BUylack. Bag* Day nod Ray Brown.
Sod Bob Prowry waa outoUmfiag
•a dowiftald blocking.
Alabaaa Coach J, I. to tutworth
aeod to# ftfat fall aartmmag*
ay aad report*# tha auuad ta
Tucallut early phyatcal and mandal caadiUoa." N* protaod lha work
aI laft Daubach Oitu* Lm*villa.
duliaaak Jinf^Bwtois ato guar#
WCTHEBSimD. Down (ft Car aid UwwnU.
Kentucky worked « it# paniil Sammy Swtad let th* "aitor letfame with Bah Hardy aad Dab low* make tto mlitokaa" and to
f a r Bugtoa datag meat ai the dty to had hi* harth aw the U S.
Ryder Cup teem ptu* SiSto to
crowing. Coaah BUatow ColUar hedat cauntod aa.
"Bald Uto HUM appeared iluggiab lam won tto tt*.#* taeuretM
~4vtaj much el toe drilU.
Ctty Oi
' Qaorgla Coach WgUy Butt*, laid day wd( « 1J-u«d*r par SM far tl
mmy On, a*pk«toWe balihaek.
ia ahowtag excellent prograei and " Bam, wh# had am Ryder Cup
itato aad wn among tha laidare
Ight ate coaildertbl* aervica be r team torthi, cam* haro to pro.
hind atartor Charlie HarrU. Hla tact hla (landing. If aay on* of the
principal rival* tor the No. a apet thro* other golfer* — Jack Burke,
at right half er# Henry Duke* aud Marly Purfat or Chandler Harper
Harold Pilgrim.
—hid won th* tournament or had
Auburn held Ua first fall acrlmag* aad Coach Ralph Jordan pewnod thlaga would to "pretty
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Arizona's Art Lupinno Destined
To Have Better Year Than Last
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Th# coach, then add*: "I d<
cntMa# our opponent* (or try
«* »top Luppino. Soma oi th
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U ttor ctop lupptao they i
«ur defence
"Unptao will bo a moro val
bu all around player," tha eo
rrodtclad "Hla blocking and ta
to* ero totter. Ha a totter del
playar."
lively. Ha will to a totttr t«
Luspino tottsrwd aa a Hath r
ea th* Amarlcaa track team 1
» « • »nd ihould bo faatar.
Arlioaa will have • atxon
aUrting Una thia eeacon T
»*oald hwlm him.
J B S & J P iS Z S uFi
P kJJt ' y 'n / n L r Mnvan
hid watkZu tot him *1
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tot Wm 1
M F’
New York** Qtantc. tto M
ehampi. attctaUy fell out of the
race by aplituag two with Pittaburgh—laavtag *econd-plac* MIL
waukaa ai tha only team mil
mittomatlcaUy capable of catchlag Brooklyn.
The Dodger* already'mm th*
laagua record for th* aarlieit pen
nant clinch, wrapping up th* itol
champtoniktp oa Rapt 11 They
►'v# aevan gam*i between sow
and Uta llth—Hartlag with two at
Mdwmk»« tomorrow and Thuraday. A iweep at Mtlwauhaa could
aad tt ItpL •
Th* majoy laagua record ti bald
by tha New Y#rk Yankata. They
* n tha Amarleaa Leapt* peasant
last 4 in 1*41WW# knocking off tto Phil* ta
tto flrat gam* yaitardiy, Dew
Naweeatto (wto wow hi* totb) tot
• Neriml Uaguo mark (or pitch*
maiUng tha club total to 1U ta
eety Bbtotg field. That eraied tha
previeu* »r*oh high of 11# at home.
»*t ta I#aa tad matrhod in M
Duke balder alto pot hi ew tto
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fO B O T B U 4 . NY.
BaU*a, at St the graytoard ad
Amtrteaa tonnii, admitted today
that ha d Uto la Hay on the tew Herb Ttiem eeW in i
nemant trad fampr, "hut ataea
I'v# gat ta think of my future Third
-Mila
I'm afraid tonal* 1* going to ha
aarewdary with m* "
Top Priee Monty
Tha dafanding natiowal tham>
DAkLOTOTON. » e . UR - Herb
plan*aad. aa
Ttomia. leaky gpeaditeg ftom »#■*
man amewg
Wd, tie., la making tto towttorw
oauatad Taper
Ur* to n pluck
MmUe ew«NM hie gurnwil
. Th* tulaa* Huad told r k a lf
atowaaaa.
ItoWM# e*BK W m toAhad tw tW
M l a « M l VMS «• (H i M m
aa m f l lm
apawd ecHmetod to
Strong Roeord Backing Marciano
UftM
I I a m Ir m
tw^adR^pSJSt
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Chicago wai ripped by Patrott
M. Ihaa rebounded M
All that treadmill work laft tha
•l| Three right where they atari•dt tha Indtaai b id tha Yank* by
half a gam* and tha White So*
by m . But tha avar-peralitant Bed
Son bow are rlfht back la tha
pletura, Juit 1H behind Chicago
By eeatraat, Brooklya raduead
It* magic number to s ai tha Dodgan ewept Philadelphia 11-4 and S-).
Aay cambtaitlai of Brooklya vic
toria* lad Mtlwaukaa dtfaita to
taling I, raturni tha National
Laagua pennant ta Kbbata Plaid.
Tha twin triumph gava th* Dodg
er* to vtctorta^-and a U-gama
laad.
Tto Udtaaa war* aO avta with
tto A'l aftar ala laaiaga, tied op
4-all fatlowtai b r r y Pabyl thra*-
mcr Valo In the ninth and Hector
Lope* lofted a aecrUlco fly to icon
the tto-hraakar.
la the allhteap, aouthpaw Herb
Score atruen »ut 11 (IK for too
year) aad had a tow-hitter for
oight Inning*, la Uto ninth, Lopoa
homerod after a elngto to apoU the
ahuteut, but (ho Tribe rooki#
notched hla JMh victory with room
to apart. Doby and Roaoa con
nected bach-tn-baek hemera during
tto U-hlt Cleveland romp.
Th* Ork4«» eluded the Yank*
with a run that *cor*d m an iatarfaraac* «*U agataat Gtl SIcDau-
Jeaaa' five-hitter. Tha Bravra won
tha aaeead I-a with an uaaarned
run aad a three-bit Job by Bay
Croat
New York'a Glint*, the '54
ehampi. officially fell from the
n r* la a epLit with Pittiburgh.
leilag l « la 10 taalega baforo
• Inning 44
f
St Lout a knocked Ctnelanati into
a fifth-plica ti* with tha Cuba ia
a itagla gam* winning M ea Hip
Bipuftkl'i two-out itagla ta lha
Courchesne Beats
Tony Puleo In Bout
NIW YORK, t h - lobby Co
cklin', a bright, young lightwoify
preipect from Holyoke, Mail.. » a*
In Ua* f«r two lucrative tout* to
day following htl victory over Tony
Puleo lait night
The II-year old Now Englander
( t o p p e d the Krone. M-ytar-oid
Brooklynite on cuta to 1:29 of fhe
ninth round of a talecait 10-rounder
it St. Nlehojai Arena
Referco Harry Ebtoti halted th*
brulilng battle whan puleo guahod
blood from a bad cut on the balk
of his bead and from another gaah
over tha kft ay*. Puleo needed 14
itlfcboi.
Th* victory atretched Bobby'*
unbeaten itreak to 11 in i put him
In line for October tout* againat
’ Bobby Befl at St. Nicki. and
agatnit Red Top Davla at Moo*
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AtoWa MV** did Ito f m r i 'i
muatoi. ta Map i f Itoi, Pmriaa
Otoaad Wi
four fighter* have head M l
Montana and Moor*. Thaw ar*
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will bo about eight million m 4
between th* ogea of 10-11 la tba
Welcome Navy
WILL YOU BE
OUR GUEST?
• BloMOwaW. t l M U M 'l mere made Ah hoot* while «utrwM - Wtaaoowaht. wiaotn*
! M < * - B r i i l i L HUwaukOO. toolan of tto opowor. Tto Tl*«»
500
a ia J k i
and t-l. Cleveland. Maw York and
Chicago apllt la thair twta bUla
with tha iieoad dirtiloa.
After r» taping iato tint placa
by taktai three itralght from tha
Whita (o i, Clavtlaad mliflrod and
loit tha ftrit |l mo to Kanin City
14 before winning 0 0. Now York
wai emtod U tantagi by Balti
more, than dumped e-l in tha open Milwaukee iplit with Chicago.
er. Tha Yiaka won tha nightcap Tha Cuba won the flrat 1-0 oa Sana
tS-iofler. Rreeh- cap to I 1-s raltof taslaga- Belt!-
fo m fab Jama* aid Alloa Shall
*cor*d tale# whlla HowtU .Tuhha
aa’ Jimmy Coab war* itandoul*
at duirurbick.
Vandarhllt'i Cammodotei bald
Dtir (till publl# fastball praattn
et tto H im . Auartorhieb Daw
Orr aid awd Jo# BWpMwMW rianwd
T® YkrAA
Tki lu tea i briiiad ta with
Jimmy Pierian drivtoi la two with
i homo run iad miking thru briL
Ul&t itibi ta tho outfield ll Tom
(fa u lt »os hu 10th La the tint
lima Jackie Jenienc two-rua
bomat wrapped up tto lacaod
lima ia tha tilth Inning. It w*B
Gloria 8’Jica’i eighth victory.
Dob yfaueomba »on No. M for
tha Brooki la thi c?«a*r. ham.
snoring hi* tavaath h«ma run with
twa ea for a NaUoail League
racord for pitchcri. Del Ennta
clipped Newk for • three run homer ta the ninth.
Carl Erika* giinad hit lWh
miier laagua victory os the fifth
try in the iieoad game ai tfem
Brooka ehayad Itabta Bobarta.
M ajor League
Leaders
r
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BROOKLYN X —'Tba pennantbound Brooklyn Dodgtri. praetteiUy • load ptpa ctaeh ta tat as
airly clinching racord ta tha Na
noml Laaiua. warmed up by
ksockiai a handful of lamr marka
for a loop while blaitini Philadel
phia ia a Labor Day doublotoidar.
Tha iweep. 11-4 and t-l. coupled
with Milwaukee* apllt at Chieaia,
reduced tha Brooka' magic number
to I Any combination of Dodger
rtcteriaa and Milwaukee defeat*
totalmg 1 glva* tha flag to Brook-
1 y b d w ilbs
n < A uxU M fr »»
m >tf Three li Om American
League n n put you ta mind of •
bunch o* oM marriod iuyi. Tboy'v#
b««a knotted up e* Vug they don't
knew tow to cut loot* ew a ipraa
•rat whoa Uiiy get (to ehaaee.
They kid their chance* is ik«
Labor Dir douhlo-haaderi, but
gmactod am** four rum » atart
or Vlrgtt Truck* filled to lait th#
Inning Ray Boone homered and
doubled for three runa while Vtlly
Hoeft won hla IMh. Bah Keegan,
wto Uit I M Inning! to gat the
deiiiiwi. and idly flare* com
bined for tto ghutaui to tto aftar
We to** Wood I# ofr-cea
ttowed ro«ma at tto Mar-l
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FOR SALE— Tiro Bedroom Frame
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House. located on loo ft. lot to Ready Mixed Concrete. Concrete
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City Desirable location. Elec
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Beat 13th SC
or writ* Box 1132 Sanford, Fla.
ilewtag MarUnea, aad I r y i k i i r
B E R TS 1*4 fi. Park rh*a* 17C.
Dumbing. Kre«*» rteattag
To Help You Rent or Buy.
M. C. HOInJES
Rota I . Payton
Servre on All B'stcr Pumps—
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(Reg. Real Estate tinker)
Well* Drilled - P ia no
Annabel!* Brawn Headrrsoo.
Alum inum
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rail Utah plarttc ends. PlasUt er
lOu ACRES — Beautiful Lake
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cards.
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1M1 Park Ave. .Phew* n er 1U
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Sanford-DeLand highway. 4
>1000.00 down, balance monthly.
t kliir North of 1W. John'* River
Both have kitchen equipment
I triage. J . M. Gardner. Phone
Robert A. William*, Realtor
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Two bedroom furnished apart Phone l«73 Atlantic Bank Bide
mini. 2101 . Magnolia. >10.00
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GARAGE APARTMENT -em ail.
Newly decorated, all convrnlenrei. #03*4 Paimettn. Phono
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cellenl location. Bishop 4 Hart. m Wert IN t t
Marketers for Sinclair Refining
Co. Phono S4U.
Nicely Furtaahed I room gerege
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X Room Apartment. 112 Elm Ave.
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uni:l employer I* saJsfied. Be
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lie.r I can qualify In hardware,
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weie beaten by a crowd of rockthrowing Japanese, the embassy
and Japanese police rev rated Mon
day.
The Marines said the Japanese
•tailed it; the Japanese police said
the Marmes-were at fault.
The incident, whirh h*pi*ene<l
Tuesday, was md revealed until
news queries Monday.
The Marines weie CpI. William
i. Flynn J r of Roslnn and S«t.
William r’. Fedaikn of New York.
An rinblisy ipokeunan said the
M arine, gave Iht* version:
A speeding J a p a n e s e <avi
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your earners rhosild he eoneernesl
not only with catching the last
summer scenes, but also with cap
turing th* very Brit sign* of falL
in ether words, this i« a time to
record both the Iasi roe* nf sum
mer and lh* first of aulumn'a
chrysanthemum*— your last pnrrh
supper and your first full-seal*
dinner party of th* fall season.
We ran really call th* end of
summer a mrtain-ralser for au
tumn. Everybody — from preschool youngster to hank presi
dent— begins to fiwt a new ex
citement and an increased tempo
In thl life around him. There's
Harvesting, canning, leaf-raking
and bonfire*, rldmg and hunting,
TveRangcmcnl of furniture in th*
living room, the seaaon'a first flro
in Dm hearth. Thera are fall flew,
era. and. there's football, too
(sandtot or stadium variety. It
deoaiYt really matter!). And. mart
Irapnrlint of all, there's the won.
devful oolor of autumn Itself— the
trees with their golden, cu.*aat and
Jlatafceolared foliag*— the clear
deep-bltw ski** — th* wooded
‘ Us* purple foothills.
Interesting, too, la the fart'(hat
Aicording In Use ratemlar. Oils
month will OfBcially mher in ihe
Fliao Teehalfiaa autumn s c u m . But fall equinox
L U
1 I D In to L Ranford or not the wtatherman and lh*
calendar often don't agree. So this
lu a
19
M*tari/B— li/Trailer*— 19
U lh* lima you ran *UI1 ratrh
FOR BALE — J l If. P. Jobn-on thoao last warm-weather shot*
gel
nu'hoard Motor, Ilk* new. Model you aonsehow didn't
“ 43“ . Excellent C o n d i t i o n around to taking during the sum100.00. Phon* 142T or 2043. 23lh
1. RL N o. 2. Bog 492
It may he snapshot* of your
house or your garden, of the chil
ROBSON
S p w iln r OooAa dren Jn (heir bathing atiita or in
the midst of summer play. O r it
Id a rs to Rale* 4 Servlc*
tel K. 1*4 RL
rtee an may he a wildftower hunt, a pic
nic er an outdoor barbecue that
you meant to record and never
did. AH thrao era lh* Iart-minute,
lait-of-thr-summer picture* you'll
b« abl* to snap while Ihere'a still
seta* warm sunlight left.
Already, of ecume, the shadows
art tegiaaiag to n o w longer
earlier la the day. Bui this won't
•Sect (he quality of your picture*
- ftttt (ho time of day at whirh
yna shoot them. For Uso teat re
sults, plan on takiag your out*
door snapshot* while the aun la
atill high In the heavoni.
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rbone 1321
tailed on 3 nltely landscaped 110 hanford Ava
lots. Best residential section. 3
bedroom, large living room, 7 P C . L I V I N G R O O M G R O U P
dining room, electric kitchen C O V E R E D I N N Y L O N .
with * brtaknat nook, Utility
• Sofa Bad
room, central healing system,
• Platform Rocker
Fiends room, 2 tiled hatha, gar
• Pull Up Chair
age Price: $20,000.00. Terms
:
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In her home In Eagle Bridge, N Y. T>ie grand old lady, who seas L__
Anna Mary Robertson, will crlrbrat* n«r 93lh birthday on Sept T.
Dry
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42 RipenH
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fruit Of the
animal
Frighten
13 One s*hp
Fat
ros#
letta a
Having ear* 41. Masurium
f*!seh*wt
uym )
Asterisk
brushed them at they were vsa kIng home fiorn thru post, in civil
ian clothing. The rah slopped and
they argurd with Ihe driver 0"-er
Japanese joined iri and a fight
slarted. as Ihe Manors ran for a
nearby polire box.
and
PRACTICAL NURSE. Ha* driver', Kmiiua'iir* s*n ca-y solinr
smiKitii waved line* with slightly
license, own Iranspnlation. RI.
I Iku 9, Oviedo.
longer pair In Ute hack. Fur
lhat “ new look" viilt—
High School Graduate desires of EVA-BERS REALTY SHOP
fice work. Phon* 341.
Dry
KING sit* Hollywood Bed *0” a
M ". Complete with luxurious
Inner spring Mattrea*. Matching
'
HAIR NEWS AHEAD
e*v“ 3 8 J - 1 « -
fllenp Ip Caafart
ACROSS
i. Monetary
unit
' tfi.am )
? Femato
sheep
9. Ammvt of
ihe desert
10 Fur sklr.a
12 Oriental
nwr*«
17 Stun v»-itti
nmse
it Disirers
signal
13 tavsk
askqn.e
J6 Sosbum
fsym.)
17 Australin
soldier
V» III
ri Eqti*i
72 Pens!*
7’. T il S» rv-sj
from sheep
26 Touches
21 Scotch river
29. PaddWiko
process
30 1 lost of war
Kir )
32 Untajtena
36. I w ould
Icentrartedl
>'•<mls wool
J'l Club
10 Cem'mbef
42 Vuren of
heaven
(Hr. Myth.)
47 Enlangte
4 1 % bnariler
4% l»r*nrb
40 Mimicked
IV nniiP K K) RS EA T NTKKPI.K
LAKELAND. FI* r .-Woodpr-ck
cr* are rating away at a church
sleepte hero, hut poller *ay they
can't stop d. An rdflci.il nf the
Baptist Bible Institute requested
police help The c»>r w*« referred
In the Stale Game and Fresh
Water Fish Commission
Air Comiifinnrcl
Pipe Cn.
lO L’
DAILY CROSSWORD yLV
UUC.II:>]
Beaten By Crowd
Of Angry Japanese
H. a. POPE CO, INC.
M M Part Ave. f i n s 1*41
M .
r .„ *
2 Marine Guards
LAUNDRY SKRVVH7K
r
TIIK SANKIIIIII IIKRAI.D Tun. Scpl. fi. I95S
to
Room or Hour*
Out «M t Utk SI
I
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A Little Hit of Everything!
ru m n iN c
T I I K C U R IO S IT Y S H O P
Contract sod rcpvir work. Free
Next to Rrnnctl's Court 17-91 So.
tsUmale*. K. L Harvey, M4
Sanford Av*. Phoo* tun.
USED TRACTORS
Bnu Tractor U .
G A T L IN im O lH K H S
T Hart South
r»«* * 191
Itraxiirc and Bulldorrr Nervier |
M S FRANCISCO " _ )'„re»l
Practically new 7 ft refrigeralnr. Phones: 2221— Nanfi-id, 2161 —
( u r t aged ur controlled Monday
TALLAHASSEE— The drtsrr's
Geneva.
Chamber gav range. Phone 7131.
ovet^fenv of thouvinds of arret of license div ision of Ihe Stale Depart
N. L Boonp, 212 Colonial Way.
B ta liw d i
— 14-B »un dried Umber in California and ment of Public Safety released a
“ . 14-1
Good Practice Piano $40 00. Phone
Oregon.
rountyby-counts breakdown of its
1J79-J.
New fires bur.t lno»r at weary
June
aclisilir* bwtay and showed
Pcr.v.mmnnv— Fhueiaki an<l Tan
fighters battled olrlrr one* and
Rate* to
lace, fhon* 1368-M l. }2 per
there v*a» danger of more to romc the following actions
Policyholders
bushel.
in the runlets brush and timber
The Division revoked 1.203 li
John W illiam* Im .
Undt.
Plans, medium upright. Just limed
cense**, therrr were 317 suspended
4IT Boatoed AUaollc
A -l romlilion, atoo. i* h o n c
No ra.iialliei were reported.
a*
and lira cancelled. In the meantime
1723-R,
In northern California alnioil It. the I’aiole Commission retiirnrd:
i«vi acies were hlirlrnrd l\ mile* 12% license* with restriction*.
Hicy Its & Lawnmuwcra
north of Eureka and some 3mt fire
i'sro , im Itrionunionmg
Seminole County arlion includes
fighters had no hope of Immr.liale
{Hanley's Hike Shop
* : •- i n s u f a n c e '
Sanfntd
bus Shetman Aliman,
rontrot.
Hanger*
said
the
hts/r
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.
110 E. 4tn Si.
Phona 24.lt
Gaiter Banks, TTieorlme ta-e l):t* s
•• •-• a n
peued to be stowing hut ll slitl
h>, David Pringle, |{«o evell WdlPIANO — Upright.
Itnvcwood,
, bANK p l d c
h i * spreading. It burnrd out lhl»m*. Rrsiwn Itnlljul Yalr*. ttcvok
123. 311 Palmrlln Ave.
Air vaniter Lumber Cn. planl—
ed Clyde 11a*net, Greet Dean I'n
mills,
hiinkhmises,
1
2
cabins
and
4-Drawtr Filing Cabinet
*2->. I T - M t T O i M l R > • TRAILERS
velle. ranrelled Drnal I Eugene
Brndix Wather ................... $60.
a cookhouse.
Button, lelutned bv Ihe Parole
China CabiiKl
».u II wiE nay YOU
see OS before
Filly miles south of Eureka an-,
I Pc. Sectlnnal Couch.
., >27.30
you buy Upm Evenings and other lire, roveting about 3,rtiw> Commission vsilh restrictions
Oviedo . Charllr It Gainr*. (sail6 Goll rtiibv, hag, halls
Sin.
Sundays.
arte*, burned southward.
New Inner-Spring \lailiCM 121 30
*<m laiwery. Nash McNeil, llrunrel
Kasliide Trader Sale*,
Youth Red 4. Mattrrvs
lit.
Palslka. Fla.
Wilton, revoked
Baby Bed* 1 Mattress's
110. up
Lake Mary— Mary ft rough Mays.
New Items Every Day
FOR SALE — UUA Indian Tral
*uspenited.
SUPER TRADING POST
ler. 27 Ft, All Metal, reasonable
Ill-Way 17 *2 South Phone a l l R.
price I'hone 2.T94
longwrsod — llenjamin Wc*ley
Reese, suspended.
*a t T K X R a lt A V T E D
1> IX A1.TOMOHH.E BRUttEltS II
Phone 1X13 By reilrcd Air Force man. Am
VENETIAN BLINDS
THE OLD HOME T O W N
Jo*t Call 1621 and aak for
thn Want Ad department
Sanford Herald
l-arg* Spreading Dak
RED-1 MIX CONKRETE
— i Shades this 3 Bedroom l'R home
Mrsrle Concrete Co.
riO O R S IM im n n rtnUhlng.
located
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Lot.
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309
lira
Ava,
Phone 1333
r t m furnished Apt. Cloan in.
chrn
equipment.
Spare
Heater
Oak Ooor* furnished, laid A fn
ail PslmcLLo Ave, Pbon* U L
anti Drapes with Comice Boards
Ished. In bustneii since 1970
E F. Stevens; Ron!* 2, Box 227;
— To Service Person Used furniture, appliances, toots,
V K L a KA APARTMENTS: m in i, nelIncluded
11*00 down.
Call 716 11-4 btfor* i a. m. or
etc. Bought-sntd. lorry's Mart,
private balk*. I l l W. First S i
after 6 p, to.
321 Essl Ml St. Phone lilt .
RoRaway u i B ohr BoAa
Phene l l » •A. B. Peleraoo,Broker
» i r . Week er »oeth— Tel. 1421. Asaeaalea . A. B. Peter** Jr.,
4 r l n r i i m Cm m
I K west l i n t
P. J . Chesterton. Garfield Wil.
letta. John Mslack. ft. W. Wilkamt, A. C. Doudney, Lend Sur
veyor.
FURNISHED ArTS.
tax West 1st. Or rail it Furni
C, A. WHTDDON. HR.
ture Canter. I l l West 1st
Reg. Real Eatata Broker
V. E. Douglas. Associate
I K S. Park
Pk. IRD
Anise Alta. Rfflelaney.
710W.
w. H. - M r g i r . i m
Realtor — General Insurance
■ER Sernhwla R «»U r tor DeilrGertrude
B. Dingfelder Ata*clalt
ikie Homes and Apts, fhona 27.
Phono 2121
112 N. Park Av*.
m a Room furnished ApxrtmrnL
2300 Mellonvilla.
_____ RAYMOND M. BALL, BROKER
S. D. Hirnleyman, Associate
O M. Harrison, Associal*
LOVELY Cottages, nicely furnlsh- H i Soutn Park Ave.
Phono M>
, *d. By Week or Month. Home
■ altar I P- m. or on week-ends.
NEIGHBORHOOD STORK
4 mile* south on 17-32. Five- Largo building equipped with nec
Points Motel. I - J. Csrroll.
essary fixtures and equipment
for operating grocery, meat
Desirable Furnished Apt. Mb
market
et. and peeneral store, alluated on 117 feet of frontage on
431-W._____________ __________
VVevt 3rd Street. Living Quar
FURNISHED Apt. Ma Perk Ave.
ter* above alore. Neighbor!
is badly in need of store In this
£ funttihaA A p t l i l t Path- AdultT
section. Price of SS.300 no In
cludes Real Estate and person
UNFURNISHED HOUSE at » T
al
property. Exclusive! Terms
West 2nd St. Also furnished
can b* arranged.
house, 2 mil** out of Clip.
Phone 144-J or 9 6 A -J.______
NO CLOSING COSTS!
CLEAN Three Room Furnished That's right, folks' You gel errdit for your entire down pay
Apartment. Private entrance
ment inwards the purchase price
• and bath. Phone K4I-W.______
of I9.aoo.oq on this brand new,
Cl.EAN furnished Apt. One. Two
3 bedroom masonry home, ju*i
completed. Paved road, ju*i
people. >3200. I l l Park Ave.
nu'. of cay, but with city water.
k Furnished Kitrhenetle art* Air
Thu it a REAL BARGAIN.
ft
Conditioned, Slumberland Court
DOWN PAYMENT?, you name
tall Orlando D r i v e . _______ _
it, we'U try to arrange the rest.
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'New Look' Doubtfully Adopted
LONDON, (A— Communists In
Westrm Europe hav« adopted
the Kramlut'a "new kwh"— iome
with apparent doubti, other* with
confusion.
Red leadara In the Writ are atill
waging tha revolution on the home
(rant but there are growing iigna
ol uncertainty.
A lim ey shows eommunlil
strength outiide tha Iron Curtain,
which tint began tn slip with Stab
in'i death, at a new low— though
the Red! have formidable forces
in such countrif* at Italy and
France.
Centrally proiperoui conditions
daadenrd the communlit appeala
— and now the Geneva summit talks
have upset their old basic propa
ganda
A joke going the roundi in Danish
communist
headquarters
asks
“Docs Bulganin really mean that
we should vote for Mr. Elsenhow
er nest time?”
Britain’s communist thief Harry
Polhtl openly warns against “ corn
plactary'' m party ranks. His srgument Is the West has changed—
not the Soviet Union.
The Austrian Communist Parly,
never very effective, was dealt
phst amounted to a death Mow
when Moscow agreed tn an inde
pendence treaty with an Austrian
government which Austrian Reds
had been denouncing.
Communist orators in tha West
trying to rouse the masses against
capitalism have lost their militan
cy. They hava discarded such tra
ditional catch-phrase* as "fascist
beasts” , '’warmoniers” , and “lack
ey* of wall street”.
Tha new theme is "Spirit ef
Geneva."
The tune everywhere— regard
less of language— is the same and
one of sweet persuasion though tha
longer rang* objectives remain the
same.
Communist newspapers in the
West are putting more and more
emphasis on such circulation stunts
as heralding the ability of their
horse raca bandicippers to pick
winners.
Italy has the biggest communist
Party tn (he West. A slump us
membership has been recorded—
from 1.141,317 in 1934 to below two
million now.
Communists control the General
Confederation of Trade Unions,
Italy's largest trade union group,
but two anti-communist organisa
tions— the CS1L linked with the
Christian Democrat
(Catholie)
movement and tha UIL affiliated
with the Social Democrats— are
growing fast. Within the last six
months the communists have lost
control of union shop stewardships
in key factories.
French communists, too. have
adopted a tone of moderation In
their propaganda.
Generally, the red arpeal is now
directed mostly to urging higher
wages, better housing and social
security for workers rather thio
delving in foreign affairs.
The Communists attract about 13
million vote* tn France— the ma
jority regarded at protest voters
rather than adherents to commu
nism. The communists hold 100 of
the 637 teats tn tha Chamber of
Deputies.
Party m e m b e r s h i p , whick
reached an alltime high of 710,000
in 1949, it now only 280.000.
Communists still control France’s
three largest labor organisations
though their hold has been tenuous
In recent years.
The English communist is a
somewhat different breed. A popu
lar pub quip Is: "Why, if they
ever took over here, the chanre*
art they would be known as Her
Majesly’s Communist
Govern
ment."
The British Communist Par'y
boasts 33.000 members. It’s a con
stantly changing membership —
people who flirt with the party for
a few years and then drop out to
be succeeded by others. Being a
communist carries no special stlgman in England. Reds hold teach
ing positions and even government
job — though there’s a careful
screening of employes in sensitive
posts.
The Communist Party in We.-t
Germany has changer both its tac
tic* and propaganda. Vitriolic at
tacks on tha Adenauer government
have been slopped. The new plea
is "German* at one lable”— mean
ing the West and East German
should get together in an attempt
to unite divided Germany.
The Communist Party member
ship Is Independently estimated at
30.000 to 60.000 They have no
memberi in parliament and have
tost influence tn the six millionstrong trade union federation.
Swedish communist! have adopt
ed what some people regard as a
new "hibernation policy.” Red
propaganda organa are using a fa
vorite device of assailing the West
by proxy. They quote critical state
ment! against Western— particular
ly United States— policy by noncommunists without making any
direct comment themselves.
Parly strength tn Sweden is es
timated at between 10.000 and
000. The reds have three members
In the upper chamber of Parlia
ment and five in the lower cham
ber.
The rommunlst press In Belgium
hat adopted a cautious attitude.
Editorials on the world situation
are rare and most of them deal
with domestic lnuei. Belgian Reds
keep their membership reconle se
cret but an indication of declining
strength is that they polled 94.101
rotes tn the 1934 elections com--*
pared to 334.341 in 1930.
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vnu. for dafauli.
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mdMurcs.
Because right now—for the leeeteat money of Hm
year—)ou can buy tha modest Buiek in history.
That. Miner, li hccauM we're addin! a pmR*.
sharing bottut allowance on lop of the long trada-ia
allowances we've been making aMyear.
And when wa «ay tha “ moitast” Buiek, wa maaa
the moit*w anted Buiek ever buitt—the one that haa
broken every record in the book-outselling by (er
all other cart except the two feaat w idely know*
We mean the Buiek that brings you tha mnat h r
your money in terms of mighty V8 Power—of real
family-size room—of bold fresh styling. Tha n**a
that givea you the moat buoyant rida aver bora ad
ell*«oU springing.
And wa mean tha eeb ear bleated by Rw Maneh
magic of Variable Pitch Dynalenr*—worM'e Are*
transmission built oa the *witch-pi*eh prmripie el
the modern pUrn's propeDer.
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the dialofyourlifeanI
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Tha pupil of r « i r »r* *nl*rg*s
•II ever l i t world in tho old stone In n*ar darkun* until It Itlg la
if * cannot ha rfprodured by So Ur.iaa tha proportion of tha
rnodarr. m u , H T > Iba National ava’labla light that it dooa in
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bright light.
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Arewr-latad P m a l* a m d W ire
N o . 270.
Sen. Smothers New Seminole Park Raceway
To Speak Here
1
W ill A ttract Many V isitors
At Joint Meet
$10 Million Raised
For Flood Relief
By Red Cross Group
C O N STA B LE >. Q- -S U M " G A LLO W A Y
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iStopping For Buses
Said Very Important
Galloway Stresses Good Reasons
For Heeding Traffic Warnings
•City Recognized
In Magazine Story
Of Two Young Girls
‘ “It Is
li by these signs,
xlgn*. we will
be guided," said Constable J. Q.
"Slim" Calloway, as he pointed
to a roadside sign warning motor
ists about the necessity for stop
ping while school buses load and
unload, *
"Throughout tho district that I
tarve," said Ualluway, "signs tell
motorists Just what they are re
quired to do to meet the safety
standard* necessary to protect
school children from wanton in
jury and death."
Galloway w a r n e d .Seminole
County motorist that ha will also
bo patrolling Use highways to pre
sent careless and negligent dn*
vers from Injuring themselves as
well as children on their way to
school.
"It is not with nullce that this
sternness Is necessary," said
Constable Calloway. "We have a
duty to perform, and that is rx.
aril/ the way it it going to be car
ried nut," he added.
Accidents involving school chil
dren ind school buses pave been
held to a minimum In Seminole
County and we want to keep this
type of arrident In that category
from now on,
"II motorists obey every traffic
regulation they see on signs slung
the highway regarding school
children and school buses," he
ssld, "there will never bo an ac
cident of this nature."
Galloway concluded. "An acci
dent-free Seminole County Involv
ing school children ti our goal."
Thousand* of mag* tine* bavt
recently been distributed boot tine
0 th* opportunities Sanford and Semi no)* Canny hart provided two
attrartiv* girls who operaio an
unuiual butlneti la that tha mual
business of Hi type It handled and
operated by men.
The September luue of "Hatch
ery and Feed," a dealer magaline for hateherymen and teed retatleri, published monthly by the
AVatt Publishing Company of
InMount Morris, HI., devotei two
full page* and a bit more to a uniquo atory written by Peter Burn
ham about Simpson farm Sup
ply and its owner Itary W. simp
•on and her chief office auUtant, Janet Martin.
Extolling the opportunities pro
vided in Central Florida and the
Sanford area in the beef cattle
buiineu, dairy herd operation,
j n d laying rhlckrn flockt, at m il
being the heart of the celery
and produce area of Florida, Uu
author polnla out that the two
attractive glrla run a feed budness with qualities that art mu
exclusive with men.
Peter Burnham, In his merchan
dising slory, gives a word des
cription of the Sanford feed busi
ness, the surprised rustomeri.
the raannrr of handling outside
ffeairs, their delivery method,
MILFORD, Ind. J t -A retired
along with a clean store, attrac
tive as well 'as live displays. In college professor and a West Point
classmate of President Elsenhower
\ (CanUnoed an Page Seven)
___ ___ X__
are the national Prohibition party’s
randldalss In tha 1958 presidential
election.
Chosen by 132 delegates from
throughout the country at the end
of a three-day convention yester
day was Dr. Enoch A. Iloltwlck.
Tf, of Greenville, III., professoremeritus of history at Greenfield
College, for president; and Brig.
Gen. Herbert C. lloldrttgr fret.).
•3. of Sherman Oaks. Calif , for
vica president.
A resolution supporting the
A party spokesman said Gen.
foar-lanlng and srldenlng of 17-93
Hotdridge, a member of the fa
from Hanford to Orlando, waa op
mous class of IPU at the l). S.
proved by the Seminole County
Military Academy, it known as the
Junior Chi. inner of Commerce “ Peace Central" because hr has
Board of Directors at the regular' been a long-time opponent of uni
meeting last n'ghl at the Informa-1versal military training.
g fm Booth.
The resolution, which passed ns*
•dtmously. roads a* follows:
"The Board of Directors af tho
■cm Inote County Junior Chamber
of Commons go or record aa supNEW YORF. tfe— Paul Muni, one
'porting the Retrlaoio County Cham
ber of Commerce stand an tho of tho lop arLsra of Broadway and
feur-tanlng and widening of high Hollywood, has com# Through an
ncrat loo for the removal of Ms
way 17-W oe .ween Sanford and
Orlando; prir.Jtng, that all passI- left eye satisfactorily and la tald
to hart taken the lots ta good
W J r a of extending tha propasad spirit.
SsFwvement Beo*h from Sanford
M oL who had — alatnsd of
•aall first barn b a n fatty avplse paka and feting eytalfiM. gay# up
a l aad aU rffertn ta aoUovq ttete
aSa exhausted."
Tha feral Japan
W A. I
m s sm
i t oagnlatwt af
as host otter af
offset
The W-yocT-tld M i n eye waa
for
ramevod at ML Sinai MtepRa] r
Prohibition Party
Candidates Chosen
For 1956 Running
17-92 Resolution
Okayed By Jaycees
to r Full Support
Broadway Actor
Has Eye Removed
S TT
an
*-?
terday.tAar.lt waa h a d ta
Word has been received in San(nrd from the American National
tied Cross that in contributions
ami pledged gifts, more than 310,000.000 has been raised fur the
flood relief fund This amount as
»ure« Red Cross requirements in
the Eastern Hates Rood relief
operation.
All chapters, according to the
mrssage received here, have been
itilho-ued by the American Na
tional Red Cross to Inform the peo
ple within their Jurisdiction that
with funds available, contributed
and pledged, no further contribu
tions are necessary.
The Rev. Milton Wyatt. Chair
man of the Seminole County Chap
ter, American Red Cross, report
ed today that In Seminole County
11417 has been contributed to the
flood relief fund. This represent*
a generous response. Rev. W>att
ssld. on the nsrt of many and en
abled the local chapter to keep
step with the chapters throughout
Florida and the nation In answer
ing an urgent appeal. The local
chapter chairman said. " I wish
to axpresa my thanks to all for
their generous support of this wor
thy cause."
Rev. Wyatt stated that he chip(Continned aa Pag* Seven*
Destruction Wave
Hits Major Ports;
Proclamation Sot
ISTANBUL. Turkey UD-Turkey
proclaimed a stale of sirga —
virtual martial law — in her two
major ports of Istanbul and lim ir
early today after anti-Greek rioting
exploded Into a wild four hour
wave of destruction
Premier Adnsn Mendcrei flew
from Ankara to Istanbul to take
personal charge of the situation.
Even before the siege proclama
tion thousands of troops and Ma
rines, many with fixed bayonets
and some in tanks, bad moved into
the fabled metropolis astride the
Bosporous to quell the thousands
of rioters roaming the city.
Thera was no official estimale
of casualties hut the Istanbul news
paper Mitliyet laid more than loo
were injured. Newspapers esti
mated about loo persons were ar
rested In Istanbul.
The mobs la Istanbul wrecked
and pillaged hundreds of Greek
shops. Revere] Greek Orthodox
churches were damaged. Fires
burneJ at scattered points.
Senator George Smalhcn wilt
»peak in Sanford on Sept. IS when
a joint meeting of Sanford's civic
clubs will be held st the Ameri
can Ixgion Fair Building on Me)
lonvtUe Avc. next to the Stcmnual
Baseball Stadium.
Senator Smathcrs comes In San
ford under the auspices of the
Seminole County Junior Chamber
of Commerce.
Tommy Stringer, p r o g r s m
chairman for th* event is in
charge ol arrangements for the
Joint luncheon meeting that will
include the Jaycees, Rotary, Lion*
and Kiwanls Club*.
Arrangement* are being com
pleted tu *ene lunch to more than
400 gueits. Reservations are being
made by the civic club group*,
through their club secretaries
while Ihotr wishing to hear Sen
ator Smater* and who are not
members of a Sanford civic club
ran make reservation* Thursday
or Friday by calling the Jaycre
Inhumation Booth at 1372.
Prire of tha luncheon will be
tt SO, according to Strlngrr, who
says that no rr-ervationi will be
made after Friday became of the
limited number of seats available.
Senator Souther* Is expected
to tell Sanford and Semlnola Coun
ty r turns about "what happened
tn the BJrd »c»»ion of Congre**."
All detail* for the Sanford ap
pearance of Senator Smathrr*
have not yet beea compleed. A
rundown of the program will be
announced as soon as final ar
rangements are made.
The program chairman ssld to
day that lunch will be served
promptly at 12:13 sod all persons
making reservations are asked In
be on hand so that the program
will not be delayed,
will help serve the luncheon ind
Members nf the Seminole Coun
ty Junioi Chamber of Commerce
take rare of the many details
surrounding such an event.
Tommy Stringer said today.
"We a n prowd to have the «*ppurtrolly rearing Senator Sma.ti
er* ti Sanford so that he ran tell
Central Florid* clliien* what ha*
Sanford, Seminole County ard
been accomplished for Florida
and tne nation during the last ses
slon of congress."
Sales Tax Higher
Than 1954 Period
Sale* lax and use tax collec
tion i. collected by the State Comp
troller from Seminole County,
have lncrea*ed approximately 10
per rent over the same period last
yrar.
Ray E. Green, Stale Comptrol
ler. reported today that receipt*
received In his office during
Augjtt for July transactions,
amounted to B22.24I FT.
During the same period In 1131,
320.033 23 was collected.
The Slatrwlde Increase In sales
and use tax eollectlon* amounts
to approximately 20 per rent. Ac
cording to the Comptroller's re
port. txxes for 1*33 In July were
M.1M.6U IS. While In July 13M
the tax collected amounted to only
33.213.732 30.
Crack-Down Slated Medical Scholarship Revamping
Half-way
On Those Holding Awarded O . R. Smith
Completed
Delinquent Tickets
New York Tribune Drainage System
Expertly Planned
Tells Of Pending
Political Scandal
A Sanford roltexe «tintent ha*
hern awarded a mrdnal scholar
ship, one of 10 available Ihu yrar
Chief Roy Williams. «*f the San niter a training
_ .program *pon
lord Police Department, said thts'iored by Governor l.eltoy Collin*
morning that waMSnts are beingj Oren Rudolph Smith Jr., 22issued and arrests madr. for lho*e >ear-old non of Mr. and Mrs. 4).
who ignore meter violation ticket* It. Smith. 417 West Sixth St., will
The Sanford Poller Chief said •ttrnd Tiilane University at New
that an arrest wat made this morn III Iran*, l*i , >uonline In an h i ing which involved right violation* imiin.-rmrnl madr to,lay l,y the
A rash bond of 320 was required
Moil,la Stair Itoatd of ll< alth.
Another recent arrest involved
The
Florida State
ktrdiral
nine violations where a bond of ft* S«h« ar*htp Committee, under the
was required by the Sanford Po chairmanship of Dr. Mrtvin M.
lice ivcpartment. Still another ar Simmons of Sarasota rrviewrd
rest involvrd four violation* and the application* snd credentials
required a r*«h bond of U
of IS quallfird appliiants front
Chief Williams pointed out that which the 10 weir rrrommrndrd
had the meter violation tickets been for approval. The siirreasfut
dropped in the rmmlrty box. mail •rhotarship rendidatr* were se
ed. or txkrn to the Police Station lected nit thr hat's of their
raeti violation would have ro«t only scholastic retold* and their need
2Jc.
for financial assistance.
In each Instance, Chief Williams
The 10 recipients air expected
said, lha arrests Involved white to begin their medical training
people who had out-of-eounty li this month. .Students who will re
cense lag* on their cars. We like ceive scholarships of tt.Oou amniato extent every rourtesy po**ible ally for up to four yrais fumt a
to nut-of-county visitors, William* fund made availabe by the t'JSA
•aid, but many of the violation* are Stale l.eglsalur* weie announced
repeats and local motorists have by State Health Oflicer Wilson
tag* from other counties.
T. Sow der.
Many of the esses appear on the The
scholarship grant* era
dockets of recent Sanford City being allotted to qualified Flor
Courts, and tn each Instance the ida students who nerd financial
assistance in srrkiug a medical
fine Is 32.
"We have now." Chief William* degree. Dr. Rowdti explained.
said, "about 30 repeat violation* Upon receiving a scholarship
on which warrants are being Issued each student agtrea to prartito
and where srrest* will he mode. for ftva year* m one of Florida's
(< nnlinurd on Page Keren)
It comet a lime when a Desk Ser
geant has time to do little el*e hut
handle meter violation tickrts."
Safety Committee
To Meet At School
Mr* Roy Murray, chairman n(
the Safety committee in South
aide School, Is calling ■ meeting
on Monday. Sept. 12 at It p m
In tbe school auditorium.
Police Chief Roy Williams will
be tlirre to help the mother* or
ganitc ■ safety patrol at all bu*
■tops.
Mo'nrrs having children riding
buses are required to attend Ihl*
muting and all first grade mo
her* aiv al*o urged to be prc«rnt
The first grade mother* are to
organise ■ patrol oa the Palmetto
slits* nf the school.
Information will be given for
the l-irattnn of the tm* stops and
he ichrdulri of he buses.
FIRE DAMAGE R U G irr
OH. CITY, Pa. UW-Therc may
be at least noe disappointed pupil
at Southside Junior High School
wtdeh opened today after a recess
Someone *et fire to a pile nf leaves
at the sefviol entrance last night.
Th# only damage was a slightly
scorched door.
68 Men Narrowly
Escape From Death
In Takeoff Crash
ALRUQUERQl E '.I*-Sixty eight
men miraculously escaped itealh
ve«tei»dav In the while-hot pyre of
a tour-engine IT24 Glohemasler
which cr i-ltrd on takeoff during a
dust storm. One man » i i killed.
One ot Hie M was reported in
serious condition st the S.mdia
hs*e hospital Three others were
released aflei treatment
The huge Air Force transport,
from Riggs Air Force Rate, El
I'aso. went almost the full length
nf the runway at Klrtland Air
Force Rase on the last leg of a
“ restricted mission" to March Air
Force Ra>e, Calif. It cleared the
ground but then hit again and tktdded several hundred feet before
pancaking on a shoulder of the
runway.
City Commission
To Discuss Budget
Tha Board of City CommNslon•r* will meet tomorrow night at
th* Sanford C.ty Hell to consider
thr I9SB-M proposed budget.
Tha Informal mealing will ba
h- Id strictly for hu'get dlsetisslon
with no agenda provided.
13,654 Children
Use Municipal Pool Temporary List Of Teachers Given
The municipal swimming pool
U'tted a total of TtJPftf.ir for the
period beginning May IB and end
ing Sept- B, l93S,,srrording to the
fnal report on tha awtmmlng pool
use this yeai In the efftee of City
Manager Warren E. Knowles.
Knowles said thii a total of IS,(I'd children n*ed *h« local swim
ming pool this sen-mer with M7
adult* either taklnr advantage af
tho facilities for swimming or ac
companying their children.
The proceeds from the operation
of the pool Included monies foe
•>iwe!e, locker*, confections and
ticket* for admlea'on.
June wae the biggest month for
t*l« pool, Know tea Slid, with 1**1
children swimming while adults
u*ed the pool mora frequently In
tha month of Acguat when SIS
a lull tickets were purchased.
Military Planners
Study Possibility
WASHINGTON (ft Military
planners reportedly art studying
tha possibility of rafting another
billion dollars fro* planned de
fense speeding to help fe *
government's budget by
as.
Administration
yesterday ■ new economy
ta being urged on all cover
departmanU In an effort In whittle
down or wiRaoat tho fL N M M A M
deficit fence* look Month by
« f fed T r n n e n r ?
Seminole County school learhera
were named ia a temporary list
issued by the Superintendent of
Public Instruction yesterday.
R. T. 3lilwee. the school super
intendent. said that the Usl of teach
er* Is temporary because of the
continuing changes In school en
rollment during the first few werks
of the school year.
There will probably be seme mi
nor changes in the teacher person
nel of the schools prior lo the Usu
is | around Oct. 1.
The present list of leathers ts as
follows;
Seminole High School— Prof If
E. Morris, principal, Prof. Andrew
Bracken, sss't. principal, kllsa Eth
el Riser, Prof. George Dabbs, Prof.
W. C. Fleming Jr.. Dr. J. B. Root,
Mrs. Gladys A. Smith, Mrs Nellie
Coleman, Prof. Edward Christen
sen Mrs. Hilda Wray, Prof. Carl
Kettles, Prof. Joe E. Methieux,
Mrs. M. D. Fort. Prof. Roger Har
ris. Miss Rebecca Stevens, 31re.
Ana Allen, Miss Barbara Rup/echt,
Prof. W. B. West, Prof. Fred R.
Genas, Miss OHIO Reran Whittle,
Prof. Ernest E, Cowley, Miss Edna
Chittenden. Prof. WOllxm F. Layer,
Mice Mary L la toman. Prof. Ro
bert Koonit, Mlae Barbara Rohi,
Mbs Mary J i m Ir y M , gad Miss
Infeed Junior High lefcooiPrtf. R. E. true, principal. Mrs.
Ota Cochran, Mrs. BeOn Rambler,
Mrs. Georgena Hart, Prof. E. W.
Rogers, Mrs. Virginia Burney, Prof.
Howard Gordie, Mrs. A n gams*
ale. Mrs. Elisabeth Th— pen. Mise
Boyle, snd 31rs, Klmln* Bisbee. James G. Payne, Prof. W. W
Sanford Grammer School — Prof. Wharton Jr.. 3li«* Liny latoin, Mis.
II R. Heckenbarh, priuripal, Mrs. Msry V. Rogers, Mrs. Rosebud
Alice W. Grant, Mrs. Jewel Riser, North. 3lrs H u rl Flynt, Mrs Ket
Mrs. Sybil Itouth, Mrs. Roberta Rl tle McNamara, Mrs. Lunlla Walls.
chants. Mrs. Eula Grantham, Miss Mrs Dorothy P. Webster, Mrs. Lu
Catherine Ball, Mrs. Rarhsel Brln- cille Snyder. Mrs Margaret Hen
sen, Mrs. Mtry Alice Ratliff, Mr*. son, Mrs. Kulilla Grantham, Alisa
Margaret Wright, Mr*. Maude Ant Charlene Armstrong, Mist Ann
Iry, Miss Betty BUlhimrr. end Prof Stillwell Smith, .Miss Franres
Cobb, Mr* Katlitern Riichur, 31ra.
Richard Jones.
Piiecreit School — Mrs. Mar I’auune Wheelesi. Mitt Mabel
caret Reynolds, principal. Win Chapman. 3tr* Eleanor Winkle,
June Vance, secretary, Mr*. Ann I’rof. William Garrett, MDs Esther
French Echols. Mrs. Polly Danlrlt. Williams, Miss llarbara Hiirbsnk.
Mr*. Marcarrt Bryan. Mr* Rotlnr Miss Phylll* Kelly, Miss Alicia
M.r^ V ! , r' ' K u*n0r.,Brtl,‘„1' Mr’ |«*timidL and Miss Frances SandMary Malttrs. Mrs Mary Barnes., berg
Mra. Margaret Paul, Prof. William| Lake Mary School. Lake M a ry I-avender, and Mias Lucille Camp I’rof. Ifugh Carlton, principal, kin.
Mildred Tilllt. Mrs Edna Mae
bell.
Southside Primary School — Mrs. Humphrey, and 3lr* Geneva Coch
Velma Mitchell, principal, Mrs ran.
Oviedo School. Oviedo — Prof.
Nancy Brock, Miss Marguerite Dotson. Mrs. Martha Rowland, Mrs F. S. Gatchel. principal, Prof. Paul
Helen Rrok rushire, Mrs. Elisabeth Mikler, Mr*. Liry Smith, Allan Lasls
Brown. Mis* Helen Dotson, Mrs. Huddeli. Mr*. Yirginis Sisley. Mrs.
Jane Utahaw, Mrs. Ruth Carlton. Florenra Windham, Mrs. Janie
Mita EOlab Welch, Miss Ernestine Hart, Mrs. Katharine Teagut, Mist
Westphal, Mra. Wilma Morgan, Mi* Dorothy R i s e , Miss Ernestine
Dorothy Chambers. Miss Virginia French, Mis* Virginia Dalsclsw,
Booth, Mias Dorothy Satterfield, Prof. Floyd C. Richards, snd Miss
Mis* Georgia loath. Mlsa Hilda Da Francos Fischer.
via, Mlga Martha Smith, Mias Ro Gmavg School, Gtneva — Mrs.
bert* Rtnwv, m i* Barbara Hart- Mtry L n Nichols, principal, and
wig, sod Mias Margaret Gregory. Mrs. Corfeo B Lowry.
WsftMdo Primary School— Mra. Lake Monroe School. Lake Mon
Elisabeth Sharon, principal, Mra. ro# - Prof. W. J. Weill Jr., Prin
Irene Watt, Mrs Helen Stephen cipal, Prof. B. C. Steele, Prof. W.
son, Mrs. Escar Nrider, Mrs Rt- J. Watt, Mrs. Dorothy Houghton,
bocca Holmes, and Mias Ih ila a snd Mra. Paulina Klrtpatriek.
Wilson School, Paola — Mrs.
I. Longwood — Proi. Thelma Sites, n d Mrs. M lia i C.
nrteefefe Prof.
NEW YORK P— The Nr* York
Herald Tribune *aid toda va mayor
political scandal in the Internal
Itetrnur Set vice will rxplodr mo
mentarily in Mathinglon over what
it <le*rnbe*t a* the bnttling-up ot
a derogatory character report on
a lop revenue official.
A ropvrightrd Washington xtnry
by Edward J. Mowrey said the
newspaper ha* teamed this ex
rliisivrly alter a six month invest!
gallon.
The story said "the upheavaldetail* of whirh have been bottled
up tor nearly two vears— wilt al
most certainty produce repercus
sions from the White House"
t enter of the rise, the Herald
Tribune staled, I* Edgar E. Hoppe.
Dallas, Tex., lawyer and former
assistant revrntia commissioner,
who irportedlv rhaiged he wat
fired for "political expediency"
because he "refused to whitewash
s derogatory rhsracter report."
1,135 Total Buy
Drivers Licenses
"Me re abut! jo per rrnt thmush
with the redecorating, revamping,
renovating, an-1 irpainitng at th*
newly name-1 .Seminole Park Rarewav," «aid M It Kemp, late vet,
te day, a* he Inokrd out over the
vast amphilhrahe that includcg
the one mite oval trotting (rack,
Elevrn hundred gallon* of paint
were moved m to me in the va*t
project, hrmp *atl a* he p.iinted
to thr matrnaii tiring iited in lha
renovating ot the former tra in
Dark about *rven mile* south of
Sanford.
Kemp, along with Richard s,».
drro, originated the Idea of bring,
inc to Central Florid* another
attraction that will outdo anything
that hat over been promoted before.
"The »ite wa* orientally telrc'td
by It, J. Reynold* and Joe Tm krr."
Kemp taitl, "ant it'* known by
borM-mrn all over the world at lha
fme*t track in the country.
"ITtaCs exactly what we’r# going
hi provide," Kemp said, pointing
to stable* Ihxl will lake care of
300 horse* with fbr remark, "snd
we re going to build (srllitir* to
take care of 300 more "
live track is a romplala o«at, ex*
pertly drained *<i that the track
ran be used in the afternoon fol*
lowing • morning nf heavy rain.
"We're going to have the finest
rtubhoiite In Ihe country," declared
Kemp "and it will be second to
none in the world,"
I,Hiking from tbe opp-viHr aide of
Ihe Irark into Ihe rltihhotite anl
grandstand, Kemp looked at th*
•eeoe *ftd *t*ted "If* Just ilka
Kentucky tr in.planted right hero
into Ihe renter of Florida **
The two operator* of llie Semi,
note Park Raceway **y that they
plait a huge formal opening of their
plush trotting Irark and eating ren
ter on Nov I KariTitJem for feed*
(CnttHnned on Page Sr\mt
Tile latest count, st thr desk I*
suing 1033 drivers licenses at thr
Seminole t’,ninty Court House,
show* • total of 1.133 lirensps iss
urd through no-as Saturday.
Die drivers llrrnsr* went on sale
Sept. I in the lobby of the rouit
House where ips-iisl faiililirs tiave
hern pinviiteil to see that everyonr
ran tie wailed on promptly
3lr*. lirtha Fowler, Chief Clerk
in th* offne of the Seminole Coun
ty Judge Ernest Houthohter ssld
that the plating of thr "blood type"
on ■ driver* license ts purely volun
tary.
This on* seel ion of the lir*m*
ha* ranted tom* confusion. Mrs
Fowler sa d since th* blood type
is not actually rrquued on tha li
SUMNER. 3ll*i r Two whito
cense.
men who pirailed itmorent lo th*
luilnap-murder of i It year-old
Chirago Negio were experter) to
go on trial in the next three weeks.
The men, Roy Itryant, It, arwt
hi* half brother J W. Milam, 33,
Sintord Linn* Club yesterday were Indlrtrd hy an all while grand
voted to riithand with tha Idea nf Jury' yesterday and entered their
holding a minstrel in Sanford this innocent pleas shortly afterwards.
fall
They were charged with kidnap
Die decision was made at today's ing and murdering Emmett lotuis
lunrhenn meeting held st thr San Till after Till allrgrdly whistled at
ford Yacht Club,
Bryant’* wife in their country
Kntertainmrni was furnished by store in the Money community.
Charlie Mnrriwm and Ed Ijn r
Circuit Judge Curtis Swan go J r.
with Forrest llreckenridge at th* said he wouki set the trial data
piano Hie entertainment was in tomorrow and Sheriff If C B ridie
the hum nf an up lo-the-mlnute said, "We expert to try them la
minstrel skit winch *omo think In- this term of r*njrt.’’ Th# thra*ftuenra the local loon* Club group wrek term began Monday.
(termite of the early trial, Rry*
to dispense with thr Idea nf a min
strel developed from outside th» arit and Mtlam did rot seek Uind.
community.
Plea 01 Innocent
Is Entered By Men
Lions Dismiss Idea
Of Having Minstrel
Hiway Committee
Will Meet Tonight
Thr Seminole County Long
Range Highway Planning Commit
tee and the Citixtn's Committee
headed by J. itraltey Odham, wilt
meet tonight at Jim .Spencer's tn
dJlCUtl h.mt of the problem* of
securing right-of-ways along 17-92
nn a "civic pride" bails.
Tb» Dutch supper meeting will
be held at 7 o'clock this evening
with member* nf thr committee
and all other* who have volun
teered tn work 'oward obtaining
the right-of-way* gathered to
discuss the newly organised drive
problems.
2 Nites Set Aside
For Ceramics Class
New Road Requests
Heard Yesterday
By County Leaders
ttrqoe*t* fur near road* wern
heard by the Seminole C«mnly Com*
nilstioner* yesterJay, but non#
wrre iminedlalrly approved
James D. Ilagin. president nd
the United Progressive League, o
colored organisation, appealed ta
the eommistion to pav# s section
of road in klulway used frequently
by srhool buses.
Ray T. Williamson of Oviedo sikv
e-l that • *ertinn of road tie opened
at thr approach to Clarke's Grovo
nrar Ovirdo.
A section of highway through
Seminole County, on the proposed
route for State Road 300 was no|
approved sine# Seminole County
Commissioners' wrere under tha
impression that Drsnge Oosinty
would bear the expens# of th# shore
strip from Orange County lias# ta
Orange County line through tha
southwest corner of the eounty.
A Deputy SbentTs band wag,
approved by th# Board of Commla*
sskMwrs for John Herbert BennetL.
Due lo a large registration for
Die ceramics class** last night
ai Seminole High th#y will b*
held again tonight.
Then da sacs are htld at th«
high school tn th# Art room from
7 to 19 . m. tt was announced that
th# rlay had arrivod and will h#
put in use.
An yon# InUrestfd and who
could rat tom# last night te w*lcomad tonight Ctassm w&l bo Th# meeting of tha hoard w n
conduct#d tvtry Tuoaday 'and adjourned at ! : R y* m. m f e r d if
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homes before the recent change that increased V. A. & F. H. A.
& F. H. A. in Service Loans Down Payment by 2%. You can actual
ly purchase these homes for $250. less down payment than you'll
be able to on future Homes we shall build.
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Truck Sinks
in Lake Here;
Driver Is Unhurt
Labor Day 1955
An Editorial
A dump truck, operated In San
ford by Cragg Conitruction Co., hit
aofl dirt on the fill Juit off the bulk
head where a yacht baitn ii being
built, and alid off into deep waUr.
—John W. Teney, driver of the
Buck, had backed into the fill and
« a i attempting to dump hka load
of dirt an» r*'k onto the fill wheh It
began to ilide. Toney vak! he at
tempted to pull the truck barli onto
the (111 but when he felt it going
tntoi the water, H I Jumped out ol
the cab onto land."
City erewa w rit bntigbt to the
■rent, along with a >crew from
Cragg Contraction Co. operation on
fre n c h Ave., to bring the truck in.
WBeveral awlmmen, Including the
truck driver, found the truck over
on ita aide in water about IS to M
feet deep. With a motor bolit and
a bulldoter, steel cable wat pulled
out of the truck. The two piece* of
city equipment dragged the sub
merged truck to shore.
J . C. Lavender, superintendent
of the Cragg Construction Co. pro
ject In Sanford, along with City
Manager Warren K. Knowles were
I I the scene directing the aalvalge
operations.
The dump truck slid Into (he
grater shortly after 1 o'clock F ri
day and was pulled out about S:I5.
The cable and Ita chall connections
broke twice before the truck could
be brought In.
Today's holiday calls for n lot of relebratlnir evrn
though most people take the chain of events aa something
just "to be expected."
Labor Uay. And front coast to const, tip to top, the
country and all of its workers are enjoying the most pro**
peroua yew .itj American history.
New hlphs^iavo been reached when tjin nvcmite Amerh
can worker counts up his pay during the fir«t half of 1955.
And while workers are miking more, the cn*t of living
isn't eating away all of a person’s earnings hv the erosion
process of Inflation. For more than 18 months the cost of
living has remained on an even kiwi with rises and falls
vteady and slight.
As the result of steady employment nnd new record highs
in Wages a new record high is expected in goods and ser
vices for 1055. Indications point to n 381) liillioq dollar mark.
The automobile Industry is enjoying Its biggest year in his
tory. New plants and equipment for 1055 are running up to
new marks nnd construction is running at a record annual
xmount of 42 billion dollars.
What’s more, 65,000,000 Americans now have jobs. Store John Ranta Dies
thnn ever before in our history.
We take our hats off tA Samuel Oomoers who started A t Sarepta Home
:he labor movement nnd its upward trend. We raluto men John W Rants. 70. died at the
Sarepta Rest Homo at I t :30 a. m.
if Labor today.
The record Itcing achieved is not perfect, but it is ccr- Friday alter a lingering illne-t.
Born April 7. IMS to Oulu. Fin
-ainly improving.
land he eame to America In 1*04
and had lived In Sanford far two
yearr. Ills home was In Abmgtnn,
Mas'. Mr. Ranta was retired
from the Weaver Mills. SuvIvors Include one brother.
Edward Ranla, Abmgten, Mas*.
L Funrral services will be at I
I p. m. Tuesday at Brisson Funeral
Home with the Rev. A. V. Mvkkanen. Burial will be in Oak l.aw n
Memrnal Park.
Kiwonis Wilt H e a r
Jtev. Stone Speak
The Sanford Kiwanla Hub will
have an opportunity to hear one
of 'he new minlitera recently
Moved to Sanford.
T U Rev, Perry L. Slone, p a t
ter of the P in t Christian Church
of S'pfonl, will apeak at the Wedp- -fay luncheon meeting of the|;
dob.
The Rev. Stoo* la expected to
j p the Kiwanla Club a t the elti*
w r ’i support of churches in Um
community. Program chairman
tor the meeting, and of the Sot*
port of Churches Committee, la
1 . C. Harper.
'wNttthie Mae Johnson, 15-yearMetro woman of 7S3 Orange
Are., wa* taken Into custody Pri«fae. aero riling to Sheriff Lather
Hobby’s office, and charted with
Stealing tyi.
In a warrant Issued and aimed
by Judge Ernest Houahotder, the
woman it charged with stealing
the money from Joe Washington
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HIT Morgan McClelland took the
krriff Hobby end Deputy Sheaan into custody.
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■ toil* ralU em ko
hilled F rtiy re ftm w w i a t th* BlNer Trailer Park m U k n k * r» Bird.
Safety M t f i i t a r t a r vaa six I n ( loaf and hod 11 buttons. Look*
t a t m w t» tha SfeaetfT la Jaatlra of tha Paata W. H ath D aataa and
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Law enforcement officer* started
their roundup of traffic violators
early, before th* Labor Day cele
bration began.
Richard Allan Douglas. 37-year
old mechanic of Casata Lake, wa*
charged with "driving while under
the influence of Intoxicating li
quors." Friday night shortly be
fore HI o'clock. F lor Ido Highway
Patrolman Carl William* made
the arrest on State Rood 427, six
miles south of Panford.
C. L. Lucua, 21-ytar-old was
charged with "improper head
lights and failure lo dim," Satur
day morning shortly after midnight.
Lucus is attached lo tha Patrick
Air Fore* Base,
Austin Alvin Jackson, 31-ycarold laborer of Sanfard was charged
with “ Improper passing" shortly
alter midnight Friday.
Bub Johnson, 23-year-old Air
Force man, attached to tbo Orlan
do Air Force Base, was charged
with "operating a ear with no dri
vers license" shortly kefara ■idlight Friday.
Oils Melton, lt-ynar-nld negro
■tadeot was charged with “opera
ting • car at exewtsira apeed" t i n
ly Saturday morning aa ho vaa
driving west on Celery Avenue.
Three of too arrests warn mad*
by TTeopor T. Mark Mack of th*
Florida Highway Patrol, « w by
Carl Wiliams, patrolman at the
Highway P a in t, m i aw*
Always
Stressed
Gathered Over Nile
On Hurricane Flora
School Buses
Well Protected
MIAMI, Fta. tgv-The Weather
Bureau issued this advisory on
llurilran Flora it i i m. iKSI'i
today:
Utile information has been re
ceived from near the hurricane
during the night. The center was
estimalrd to be near latitude l*i 7
north, longitude U 4 west, or sbout
I,MW miles northeast of Ssn Juan,
Puerto Rico at > a m. (KST).
Present movement Is estimalrd
about IS m p h. toward Ihe west
northwest. Highest winds srr M lo
90 m ph. over i small area near
the center. Winds of hurricane
force etxrnd outward from the ren
ter go miles to the north and winds
of gales farce cxtrnd 173 milcv
north and east and UM milrs lo
the southwest.
Indication* are for movement to
ward the west northwest at about
tu mile* per hour far the next It
hours with a slow increase in sue
and laUniily.
"School bine* -lari lo roll fa*
morrow morning .vs they take (hr*
hundred- of Seminole County child
ren to their fir*t rla--es of Ihe new
school year," said Sheriff l.uther
I lull by.
' Behind mans of the«e huves, a
deputy representing Ihe Srmtnota
County Sheriff * office will be rid
ing
"We will evpecl every mntorUt
In obey every highway traffic re
gulation in rrgaids to the opera
tion of auto* as they approach nr
pass school bu<e«." the sheriff laid.
Bus driver* have been w arnrl
to give motori-t* plenty of lime to
slow up before they slop at regu
larly scheduled place* far school
children. Ifahhv adviiev motorist*.
Tltrv wilt extend the stop sign and
stall Ihe flashing red stop signal
in plenty nf time to give every antomohllp operator, driving within
llie tiquirrd speed along the highw rv. to stop.
"To protect nur children," Stiff*
4lf Hobby **idfc " e e will he fi«*n
mm* turn than ue have in 7h«
p a s t.”
Eight-Inch Main
Damaged Saturday
An eight inch water lain
damaged Saturday morultg, shortly
after 10 o'clock, when a buUdoier
with a pulvlmixer attached, was
In operation on the French Ave
widening project.
Th** broken main, at the Inter
section ol First St and French Ave.
was the third such instance within
a week. City Manager Warren K.
Knowles, Superintendent J. C. Lavender id the Cragg Construction
Co. projert here, and nty crew*
were called to Ihe aeenc Knowles
said that th* repair would he done
under pressure so that wster would
not have to be turned oil over the
City.
A Ihree-lnth hole wa* gouged
Into Ihe pipe which canted a IS to
IB-Inth split. Hydrants In the entire
area of lha break were opened In
an alti-mpl In reduce pressure so
that Ihe rtpair could be made. Two
three-inch and ona two-inch pumpv
were put Into use to get rid of the
water during (he rrpair operation.
$200 Bonds Placed
On Two Men Here
Monument Placed
* We are palnilllng the highw ays
to protect the live* of children and
t'i find wnys and mean* mt
Count i Mu-riff a.ml.
"'tills It (air wanting to all nwtoil-t« that they will lie required
to obey the laws of our higliwayl."
"In e-ery Stale nf (be tinimi
with Hir exception nf three, high
way regulation* require motorist*
to slop behind school bu-e* aa th§V
or unload In thr three eiaeptmns, tralfie regulation* 4f*
mind a five nule an hour ap«e<!
while liu*rs load nr unload."
"So therr it no need (or molof,
l-ls lo plead ignorance if lha lav*,"
Ihe theiiff said.
On Wilcox Grave
A monument was placed at the
grave of a former member of
the Sanford Police Department
la»t Fridar.
pollen Chief Hoy Williams said
lhat the head-tone with the San
ford Police Deparmrnt emblem
etched into Hip stone, wa* placed
at the graie of Robert C. Wlknt
The headstone, fund bed hr
llar-i. Fold* of Sanford was pureh >«ed by Ihe Sanford Pollre lie.
nov-dent A-soeiatlnn, chief WII
iiams said.
At the grave of the former poHrrrnsn. wiien Hie head-torn- wav
placed were Sanford police <hief
Roy William*. O. C. Wilcox, hnv
thrr ol the former polics'ntarr, and
Harris Folds,
Dusty Boots Club
Doing Big Share
A 45 year old Negro mart and
a M -warohl white man were
taken iutn rustndy Saturday morn
ing and charged with "contribut
ing to ihe ilrhnquencr of minor*,"
according to a report fil.-d by
The Ru-lr Roo(< coddle Clun to
iun>tab!e J. Q "Slim" Calloway,
doig ita pari today for the young
In the Seminole County Sheriff*
ster* at the Cmatilla Crippled
office,
Children's Home,
Willie Ilrrry, Negro of I vie
A big parade moved through
Monroe, and Jr**lr Brock while
rlutan'otsn Sanford today fallowed
man of l.ake Monroe, were lodged
hv a vlgantir Fish Cry at the San
In Ihe Seminole County Jail and
ford Farmers Auction Market Jt||t
placed under bunds of |3nu
smith nf Hinfant on 17 9?
The arrest* were made Salur
At 7 o'clock today a gigantic
day morning, one at 4 a. ttt. and
^H|pr^ featttres »nme faiiuma ami
the olher at 1 p. nr. The rhargrv
est>it tnrk roli-r., ro,w r» a « |
Involve two white girls tt and
hoi -(-man-tup.
14 )o srt of age, ami Iwn Negro
To sllmav Ihe glgantle T.abfp
girls, |o and 13 year* of age.
Day celltiratlou, lli.-re will be a
by Con.tabl* J Q. "Slim" r.altoShrrilf Hubby sard Saturday
square dance faginmng at 9
way.
o'ch-l. tonight at thr \a lio n ||
morning that other charges might
In (he city. Police Chief Roy Wit grow out of the arrests.
Huard Armory un t-.a-l First RL
liamt charged Clarence Wells, a
negro of Ml K. Fourth St., with
"extrrme careless sod negligent
driving." and "driving while un
der the Influence of Intoxicating
liquors alter chasing the driver
from Fourth In Ninth .Street on
Sanford Ave , weaving In and nut
of traffic it U te M mile* per
hour. Saturday.
John Kdward Jones, It, of San
ford, wat charged with "reckless
driving" when Patrolman Arnold
William* of the Sanford Police Re.
partmrnt found him "drag raring"
with a Juvenile on South Park Ave.,
between 21st and 24th St*.
Florida Highway Patrolman Carl
Williams arrestoj a bridegroom
ana a trurkdriver Saturday night,
just slier dusk, charging them
with "reckless driving" aa they
apparently raced at 73 miles per
Hour 3'-i miles south of Sanford no
State Road M .
The bridegroom, 2S-year-old *ludeot Raymond Fallow Joseph of
Hopkiotow, Iowa, end the truckdriver, 22-year-old Alvin Woodrow
Smith of Orlando were charged
with "recklaia driving, willful and
wanton, when thry raced during
heavy I raffle and during heavy
rain. They were brought to the CITY CRKWS P I T an eight-inch walar main back Into operatteai at First Rt. and French Are. 8n%
Seminole County Jail by Deputy ardav moraine. Workmen are removing d iit and *«i*4 fraas areuad Um pipe •rapw otory to the ro»
IbeiiH Mergas M oC kllu.
ails. (Boa Jfkutol
-Ut
Officers Start Early Roundup
Of Holiday Traffic Violators
Ruthie M. Johnson
T o k en In Custody
r a m
The l-veal baseball rluh, Sanford
(enterprises, Inr., headed b) ’C. R.
Dawson as president, has canceled
ita agreement with the St. Louis
Cardinals far * farm elufi In the
Florida Slat* League far Sanford.
Dawson said “the pur* facta Is
this . . . we wrrn'l interested in
continuing the working agreement
with the St, Louis Cardinals."
The local bairball club president
qualified his statement with, "We
have a better deal coming up and
negotiations are going on right now
with a big Irague club,
"Wo can't tell which club It Is
with whom we are negotiating,"
Dawson said, "because the club
doesn't want to announce something
that hasn't happened." He explain
ed, "big league cluba are very
straiglitlacrd about dealing with
ona another and It was impossible
to talk with ona club while an
agreement is In existence with
another."
When asked about tha 1*53 base
ball season, the baseball official
said, "we finished in Ihe red."
However, he continued, we haven't
completely counted up yet so a fi
nancial report is not ready.
"We are going lo have a meet
ing Tuesday lo lake up lire tinaiHi.il
condition of lire club after which
everyone will he invited and lay
our cards on too table,’* Dawson
said.
"We are not giving to have a
last minute deal this nest year ii
I have anything lo do with It, ' the
Sanford enterprises, Inc. president
said. "We will know where we are
right now and what we're going
tu do," he added.
"It will lake hard work all
through the winter months right
on up to spring training lime,"
Dawson laid, "for a successful sea
son with a solid foundation."
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J j d f or K ielitfa County, Florida,
at ail off •• In tho rnurt fcnuta oi
• •H County at Panford. Florida.
■ llhln *l*h! calendar motthi from
taa i.na nr ta* rir*i publication
of tail null**. Kach rtalm ar t o
mani (halt ha ta wrlttre. aad
•hall atala lha plaro at laiH ttra
aad |» il aftlra addr*«< of lha
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ALLTHE LITTLE 0*f!
Su_- OMTHETOP
JERUSALEM * - F i 6htinx flared
Tunouiiy along tha G a u (root >«»•
Itrday.
h ra a l hnnouncad Iwo of bar JrU
downed two Egyptian flghltrt and.
on th t ground, her force* blew up
an Egyptian military hrariquarUra lnaido the batUe-acarred
coaital area
Aa laraali army apokeaman aaid
the Egyptian Vampire jet* were
patrolling over Iiraali territory
when the Iirarll pilot* engaged
Uwm. Ha aaid both Egyptian pllota
ware kitted.
The dagflght reportedly occurred
• e a r tha Jewlih aattlamcnt of Yad
Hordeokal three mile* north of
the Egypt!in-htkJ Gate Strip.
The apokeaman aaid the wreck*
age ol both planet came down in
aide laraeli territory.
to tim m i
WOUttfTOC
krablam
OANKS
COLO a .Y J
Leg al N otice
4,bi,<
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Virginia Marla
Craaa
Aa admtoi.i raior rf taa i t i n k l o u r o r t n ( c u p a rv
Kateia af Llllla Mia Da*.
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tlardae V. Prad.ridk
sai N. Park Ata.
P. n. Hoi t i l t
Aanfard. Plartda ,
t a all rwRDireRR m i i 'V ' " Allaraap far JCauth
aoba mat tbo claim a dr i\ : .
MAbDB AUAIABT PAID La.
I.* tmm n n e n - r m m . m y t h
TITtti
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Tm, .art Mia of yn* a rt b'rrhy
j i n irta i.
i inci it , iv and
r o t IKNtVM.N COLRTT, M.O. nnildoa aad r*<)ulrrd i» prt.rnl
RIDA. ad. aaao
any rlolat* and domando whlrh you,
nr alihtr of you. may haro ifiin .t
tP.VA TVITMHOIP.
PlalatUf. tha o*taio IfRNRT HCnifAN KIRN.
HAM. docoaiod. lata of ooid foua.
•v«.
ty. In ih* Caunty Judea of flrmla.
i i x . s n r R a n d a l l n r r o r .n .
Ola
Cnuol*. Florida, at hla ottua
li*t.adaaL
la tho i ourl hmur of u l4 Co mfy
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PInrIdo, h u Mo * (hi
TO: IIRNRY RANDALL 1ISR0U).
raltrdar montha frgm in* i.nn af
lha
firn
yubticallnn
of ihla aolltA
?0 » 4 jKTb M E R Z lt 1COTIP1RD
that a CaatfUlat tar Divert* hae Kara rtalm ar demand tball bo la
writing,
and
(ball
otaio
tbo *l*ro
haoa rll»d aealaat yea tad you
ara ronulrod ta M m a copy af of ro.id.oro aad po«> .ffiro addr*«i
of
Iba
rlalaitni
and
ahill
aa **010
Aaioor or PloodtaR ta It*
Sour
oraylalat on tho Plain tiff a At. to ar ino ilalmant. hi* ogoat, or
Inrarr J. RrtIHKfX lIClflNPnr, attorary, oad any o . h claim or
r11».| okill ha Ttld.
l]o N ttotn fltroot. Orlaado. K|o. damaad not
/•/ Douatao Plontlrnm
ttda ood die tb> nrlalo.l An>**r
A* admiiililrilor of tb* Y.r
or n*«dlaa In tho offico of U i
tala of HRNRT HRIMLAN
riortr I>r tbo rlrrutt Court oa or
bofnro taa Strd day of iralombor. _ _ MKMIAL*. docoaiod
MIL tf y»* roll to da ta, ladetnoet Roagfoa ln iir r n n
by dofault will bo tahoa oaalol Atiornoy at law
van r«r the rtiltf d«m*ad.d I* tbo tai.rtT Edwordo Bldg.
Dagford. Florida
CamltUlat.
DONK AND ORDKRRD at Ida
ADVMTtaK
RIDO
ford. Florid*. tbi> n th day of
Improvement Seen ANMUA tt m i.
ft P.Hindu
b Security Plan
to te
WASHINGTON i* — Both San
n te n OUa D. Johniton (D-SC) and
C n rlm (E-Kan) aaid today they
expect laprerem eata In the Eia*
Dewer adm inlatrities'i empio
RRRitrlty program ta grew out of
their Senate lubcommlttae invaatiSRttee.
Johniton la the chairman and
C n rlm the lone Republican meat*
her of a S ta tu Civil Service aube e m U ttae conducting the Inquiry,
The tan a tora later Wadnttday fin*
tih ad three days of public hearlnga
ee a aerta* of diaputed Oring* of
fRveramtnt employ** a i aacurlty
rtaka. Wltaaaaaa aiao offered many
■SatlMU fee nvlaing the
aai up by President II*» order la I N .
laUatt In Which Ihla rllatlnn ah all
ba pwblitbod one* oach »««k for
fear miuoratlro wooka
WtT.MPn mr baad ond offlrUI
oral of tbr riork of the Circuit
Court, on ihli lha Sltb dir of
Aujuit. A. D. 1>M.
iRCALf
/It Ol P. llrrndro
. dork or tho Circuit Court
Mark X. Clatrlond. Jr.
a O. F srrtfl
310 B. F i « T
For JO vtara Util etor* he*
comlatcntiy obtanad the fai*
lowing hour*:
Weak f i n • a. au to • : ! ! r. h .
Saturdeya I l l I i 1 0 4 p. m.
Cloud from TJO r. m.
Saturday u a U l I I I Mrs .
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VlUUN0
NIENMAVN^^; FARRELLS]
A rcad e
Pecfcoge
STORE
BUYING^
A CAR?
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Clarp »f 5<r»*lt
iTch *r
• ta
•by
Ruaaali
ibutr
g*d oorrlroo raqolrod far lha tot*
6>i
—- — win* bo
a a t road aloud.
r . w l . g . aad ap o o lftra tlo R i may
_ worn CoiapUlat far tlrarro boDab
la laad fro m tha o f f lr a o f tho
baTlaa booa rilod agalaot i h ta ArThliMC
Elma J. M o«ph«*g, l it
tba Clrrult Court la a a i far “
R ia 'i. “fsiu * * j s s a ^
aau Ibtaa praaaata era W r o a a a i l
ya* ta appear and nfa year writ,
tee dofaaooe horola oa ar boforo
jba lath da/ ar aeptembor. A. h.
Mil, *o otboiwlae a Dotroa Pra
rnafatto will bo oatirad aealaat
tai
B
ffyjSrLpweiwi
t* paraaaa rataraiag d*«um»ata
••mplata aad la ,p**d rooditHa
wiihle tin dayg falLwiap bid data
In aorordaar* with the follow lag:
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l i j r m aM rillr* waoha.
aaratfaa la aa aaiaaat onaol
wrTXKAA •ay bead aad arriolal •hi*riTo
for «#at *f ta# bid abaU
aoal at tba n a rk ar tba ctrtait I*
baaaewritod
with oar a bid
ewart. aa Ihla the Silh day af
Tba aataaaofal bidder will
f t MIL
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P » s* 3 '
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H elen M c C lo y —
■TMortlf
bomecammg and relief, sha even
M t Tf-V. ' I f » t*a»ra ht4 unwittia*- felt gmteful lo r th* stout lock on
U t a i f h l U i ’T ire .1 |a<i»” ruhr. Uta old-fashioned door. In this fort1 * Soda* rnltr* U » n a Iu4 la a -a i- rasa of security th a t re titled time
•M ir i k M H Oil* flfeilau* I r w u n
aa Uia )t» » !r y c#u#f*r t>iara. but ka- itself, ah* would ba Ml*. She wa*
f'»« fe» r a i n ratnr aut his rlaa to ro- a thousand light year* removed
trial* It. death clatirad him. Whil* from Automata and ten-cent store*
fnaStaa thla p u rth u * Sarah Date* uafip rcta d l* mat har aaiikhor. Carry and queer encounter* on dark
Hana and h t i B'lompaMad him t* a street*.
t i f i l i r i sh a r e la th* aulltag m a t .
Sh* left her rap* hi a guest
ana a n m e h o s d < r*rpa*'H a ral-liV a
ritntal man r i a l in h« Iriandlr with room and com bad h rr hair by mel
ir*h la Ih* rafataria, and aj aha
a in iit horn* a tnaa with lin p la c foot- low lamplight th a t hardly reached
• t-ra lnllow.1 har. Union hid aerred tho cloudy m irror in lb* rarv td
In th* Oilna-nurma-la'l.a ihtitar «( Ih*
w*r and alterwaH hat turned In mini, frame. She u « a wan girl, d rru rd
tail mi*t till a On her wit uptnwn Injrvay with th* dull ahine of old
In Tin* h a t a uni Camlia* Ih n a tta in * , stiver, a brilliant blob of c im in n
the d m * Otar* n jh r raad an t l-ua*
i i u t h ar n * th . Ranh w«l i r o m t l n l a t her throat gathering up all the
V* ■ eiranc* m*a who raurlaotitl* nf- r a ja of muffled light and rattin g
lira d ha* a lift la hi* n r. I t* mthem back a t th e beholder m a
it. p a in airBath hke fire.
CHAPTKIl KINK
”Perhaps I shouldn't have worn
IN 1X44. WHEN Carolina P arr* It. after all,” ah* thought as *hr
M iirn i'J David U rrh at Uia a f t went down th* leisurely m rv t of
" f ta, th* D aert (Ian * u aramla- th* great staircase.
lued. -N o t tv rn a wolf of Wall
A t the door ah* paused. Lamp
Kireet —Juat a jarkal." said Grand- light fell on a sm all group before
lather P arr*. ' Men lika that m ar a fireplace where applewood purred
make money, Caroline, but they •oftlv a* it smouldered. Ik) ond,
rannot hold on to it. If only yeti the tall room * u vant and ahad» are a aeniibla girl. Ilk* Daily ow-y, th* ceiling loal to new, inBpenrerl Bhe ■ marrying th* arm (Utwtantial at a room tn a dream.
ot my old Harvard claaunate,
Aunt Caroline M l In a wheel
I nek i on Cl iv*. You know w hrra
you ate with penpt# like the Clive*. chair. Though lha ruem wai stil
They-'ll never he nch and they'll ling, a thin, aitky lle.lagm blanket,
striped rod and blue, ley aVmaa
«v»r bn poor.”
But G randfather Dare* * u har frail kntea. O.ia hand reeled
wrong. D*n<Vl.arch, hi* wit* hon-d on a slender, ehnry *lirk that
and tem pered by early poverty, D and Larch had earned with eve
weathered all financial atorma and ning drees. H er thin, whit* hair
even a fte r he d ed. In 1*40, hi* waa parted in th* middle and
widow wa* able to go no living in drawn to a amall knot no thf na|ie
th* handdom* town hou*e. There of her seek—the Pysch* km* ol
atemed ta be only on* flaw in M r her youth. Th* blue *>**. •" fam
life—aha and Dand wera child* ous in th*ir day for sim and bril
liants. Wert pal* and shrunken
If. i
o n the other hand, after 102* now, Ih* flesh around them dark
lhrkw m Cliva wa* forced to turn a t a fading bruise*. Her nose had
Jii* laate for art into money by be sharpened to a point as her flrsh
c o m in g a dealer. Now, many year* w atted away and ther* wat a Nu.
a widower, hi* only tan d ta d in ish tinge ta bp* climp«d together
Ih* laat w ar, h* waa on* of a bait* in an unnatural lint over fats*
doren elderly men wha dropped tn teeth. Her dresa w at an ley blue,
at Caroline la rc h * for an evening frosted with Bn*, whit* laca—an
of dinner and bridge—th* laat aur- old woman's dress with Bowing
sleeves and a high ntcklint. Half
W o r of h er many beam.
Thera waa a Gallic Barer about lost in th* misty folds of late were
U* houaa David built for Carolina Uia splendid Grt*iU* sapphires, a
- til Uia nlnetl*#—chart*, gray atone, ntcklac* and two bracelets, David
wintry a s a r a n n a n atraet arena Larch's wadding present la hla
by Vlaminck nr L'tnllo. and tall, bn d t of lacif ago.
^ g r i l l e d caacmenla. One* you
Thia siteam * sM ag* was not
“ em aa d th* th reahold, you (topped being at alL It was U s beginning
Into a fragm ent of th* Edwardian of th* long, alow, cruel process
world, preserved aa nurwowloualy called'dying Already Carotin* was
Hk* a royal mummy decked in the
a* a By tn amber.
Caroline never left th* borne funeral jewels th a t would pay lit
now. Its climate, airless, warm and passage through purgatory.
equable aa a womb, had baroma as
And then aha spoka. ”Cr*n* m.
n a c tu a ry to her aa the thell la th* t i n Don t Wand them (taring a t
i tortoiM. 8b* could no longer go tip i*."
and down s ta in Th* ground floor
TTie beautiful vmm a loo* w at
miiMc room had barn turned into unchanged—aa deep, a t clrar, a t
a bedroom for M r and har com- nch and various In tan* a* ever.
mpanion. Mias Creel, slept tn aa Bd* In Caroline Larch it would ha the
^joining dressing mom.
last thing to go, only with breath
Everyone mud* th* houaa waa ilaetr.
old. Evan gtrvene. who apan ad th*
On th* nffler aide "f an Inlaid
door for S am this tvem ig, »ipaa*( card laht* tat a slender, quiet man
a whita head ta th* night air and almost w *14 u Caroline. Hia
abut the done rar*fully with Honda wtui* hair was attll thick. A silvery
that trembled.
heard, shaped In a neat pmnl, gave
For th* Brat time ham breathed hi* age a kind of jauntmesa. Black
th j hothouse air with a aaaaa of qyca. atArtling under whit* brows.
la a t*w f»«l
na rin h tfiM M .
«
f
were like a turd's, no small, round
and bright Ihry seemed innocent
of pity.
“Tou remember my old tre n d
Dickson Clive T My favorite niece.
Dick—Sara Dacre."
He had rtarn before Sara could
prntrsL Hit brow was statrly, his
smila charming.
A little apsrl frtim the others,
on a small, French sofa, sat lain*
Creel, Caroline s nurse and com
panion, Hunting needles flashed IIIccMantly in her busy fingers, add
ing aiilth niter stitch to a b*l>> s
sock, pausing only when th* put
out on* hand to jerk another
length of pink yarn (rum the ball
in the knitting bag on her arm All
her movement* were cult and an
gular; h rr smile capable rather
than pleamut. Her lace was lean
and well cut, hut her budy bad be
gun to thicken and th rrr was a
firmness shout her ivaist th st sug
gested strict corseting.
Kor so many years she h a t
played the mother to elderly chil
dren ol wraith that everything she
■aul or did was srl in a hard mould
ol psrudomstertuly — crisply kind,
reliably devoted, but somehow
lacking the wa;tnth and trndripiva
ot a more noriusl r> latiun. Caro
line had nine summer! up her umipamnn; "Lift has beaten I In*,
but she * one of thro* heroines who
doesn t know w hen she * b-aten.”
There w m no qui*-t despair in her,
but rath rr a Irnid, determined
cheerfulness.
"Ldna. bring up another rhatr
for my n in e, liata. » r m ik 'd you
at dinner. What ta this unplei-ant
bunnrra that delaied you 7”
•'ll * a long story.” Kura saw
playing la td i on the lahlr "Don l
let me interrupt your game “
~W( haven't sta rtrd yet.” Cliva
spok* so Suddenly. bar* tu rn 'd her
head ahsrpty in ht* direction.
1AVs'r* (till waiting lor Greg oallust, who Is going to make up a
fourth an d —cartfu l. Mist Dacre:
You're about tn lose your pen
dant
That th srp turn of th* btsd hs-l
disengaged the simple honk and
rye clasp, har* felt a swift, snshy
slither againrt her skin as the fin*
chain slid away from hrr throat,
tih* was leaning forward so th*
psndanl fall clear of her skirt.
Cliva was on hi* fret a!r**1y. II*
caught It before It rtarhed lbs
floor. Ill* reflrses were those of a
younger man
•"Whew:” He ahreik hi* head.
Milled ruefully.
Kara m a n a g e d In slammer
‘T hank you.” and held out her
hand. Mha was glad of an esruar
to drop hrr rye# aa shr bent bar
head to fasten the chain at tha
nap* of thu neck. Aunt Caroline'#
an rtrn l cavabrr had assumed tn#
ruby waa real. Every line of hla
far*, every movrtnenl of his h»»lr
had shown slert ansiely and mors
—the awr of a man who think* he
sees several hundred thousand dol
lar* slipping unheeded from a
lady’s neck.
I To Hr ConfinwrifJ
Market To
Celebrate Birthday
NEW YORK. H*.-Tha w orld's, an era of perpetual prosperity. or
c re ste d bull n istk rt h«nm In stocks ! |s it all g'ung to rnd up in sn old
it getting ready
to celebrate tim r grand slam bust?
Its second birthday.
I'robahly neither There are ilg n i
Tin* stork m arket has hern Ihe right now Ih jit the bloom Is ruhhing
tugged money m ak rr e ie r known oil Ihe boom Th* government is
IlilUoni and billions of dollars have applying Ihe brakrs to inflation hy
been added In ihe value of se tightening rrrd it. While lhat does
curities. Money also list poured n't mean the bottom Is going to
into the pickets of investors In * drop out, it mas mean lost the
seemingly rm lleis torrent of divl boom will lei el off The tremendous
drnd dollars.
rrominnc (nrres hark of the prevent
Is this thing rilrn d in g itself into stock n iu k r t advance have shown
on signs n* av.ipf*.sling ovrrnlgHt.
even IH-vigH s«me of them aie
mixtersling
\!ld* vwing. tn the ilnck mvrVel
do occur, sod pr-'ole h"* money
*v ui-11 a* m ile it, but theve vwmgi
dnn‘1 spell crisis.
, Nrsily three je srv sgn. the ilnck
m atkrt rallied s« I’r o i lent Livenbm irr w»v elected Thai
<•**
tupivrd r*rlv in lh.V.1 whi-n Ihr fdlrr*l h ic iv r lightened lip on rrrnl I
Tiic decline Ihsl vlsrlrd then v< jv
lurried atung by Ih* end of Ihe
K uirjn Wsr.
Meanwhile, the fcdersl rcvrrve
litiersliird itv tiglilcr crcrLl p.ilicie», dividend* rvpsit.led, profit«
mounted, anil sudvlcnty on ht pi IV.
IU3, the vlock tn sik rt erupted in
s n*o Hist (or vlirnglh and uralion hai never been rojlclied.
Tl>r Aisocistcd I’lcv. siei.i.-c of
rf> slicks on Ihsl d str tw*. jr s iv
ago «!,hhI si v.rt Ui It recently bit
s hlvorie p-sk id OKI, a net gain
IIIMIKK *N 1.1 I' ft 1 T i l INC* m 11 I 1-*
*v nui'l'v rri-irl to t'mrrrr I Hrh.ml
il*\- .if th* .i-hn.il vr»r. S h o r n h '* *
I’fillv Dsnlrlv r>ut4ir.jff uniirdu** ir*
u t-..... T - m ».r i>
f*»r ii.u
1'iim-i
mn* fur D * f r -t
Mr '*
M . - v ll*m.-. *n.| Mrs.
"resilin. - i " I d l a f f f h >in»
ol IT per cent.
Dot ng Ihr same period. Ihe lolst
vslue of all vrciiriticv li.ln l on Ihe
Nc« York Slock E vchsoje h»*
gone up from around Ilk billion
Ju lian tn mote than PM tiillum
dollar., nr n r u lv '<2 per n o t
Ih al rive id At tuition ilollarv
WJVO'I all profit, of rniirvr, heecuve sdd'lionsl livurv of itock
v ere added tn Ihr total from lime
li Unit Hid Ihe hulk of thrive
billion* repi r vent rlc.ii profit
Add'd In lin* c a |'d >1 cam were
dlvld.nd pv'm enlv ohirh m the
p a't ? 'i vevrv h a ir amr.unled I i
more than in hdlion dollar*
Ditulrnd p sim m li in the fin t
siv ninnlh* of thiv ie»i o n e Ihe
hig h n t ever rrrnp.lrd for a fu I
hall - Vt.Jid.A'il “hi T tul amount
» j i paid in ra ih tn a>l litinn, itock
holder* were g iim rllvidendt p n
aide m adilillon.il vlnrk nr in valu
able rig V i In buy additions! itoelt*
si rrduerd price*
Snnvclmiei thei* avsrsgM don't
rrOert s true plctilir of th* slock
m aikrt Tlte m -e Iratler >>r invevtnr
isn't IH avirsv fir if.>e.n't rely on
s single guide In m atkrt move
mentv.
Ralph A P 'tnem of Ihe New
York Mock Exchange firm of H ar
ris, L'pham ’ • t'o said Ihal in a
stud)* of .urn leading Issurs hi*
company finmd Ihal 32 par r m l
n r r r still vr lling under their high*
ol mifi, when Ihr tnaikrl via* at a
peak (irn rral lla rk rl Average
l Dpi* Jones) had riven over 100
per rent vince that time. Since
J3M, IM pc'* cent of there .V»l |i»ue*
have mil kepi pace with the general
m sik ri average.
Another vluily be Harold riav lo n
ot the evrhange firm of Hemphill,
\ove> A L’n found Ihal vince 191ft.
nnlv 21'r per cent nf Alt stock*i
•tiulied did a* well or belter than
Ihe Dow-.lone* a ic v g e which Is
compiled by Ihe Wall Mice! Jo u r
nal.
On* te n o n for Ihli !• Oi»t town
rf the mort widely u«ed avaragee
at* h v e i on Ih* ih s r r i nf Ih* well
evlahli.hrl big name rnmpanle*
I'te so railed hlu* rhlp slocks.
ih "te compamev have he*n Ih*
or*t making rerm d high sm ounti
n( money ind paying greater divideody thin ever before.
People and Invlltuliosn have nalurally hern drawn lo Ihete stocks,
and He demand has pmhed tho
price .till htghe
.Many of Iheto
eninpanie* have split Ihetr shares
Dm for one and three for one in
an rf fori In bring Ihr prices down
lo more popular levels, The result
h.'< tu rn m nrr buying an t continu
al!* higher prices. ,
Nu stock m atkrt boom goes on
ftu rv rr and hrokrt* and others are
increa.ing th n r vigilance In searrhing for sign, lhat will indicate
when Ihl* one will end.
i r r i . a n k y ’s
(ilYK YOU rilE
’BANDBOX*
LOOK
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m
Gel r e a d *
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ami roata o n * I
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f Iraurtl
HOUPAY SNAPSHOTS
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I* A N K Y
Dry t ’lciiiicrn
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( ’AMIOKA .s h o p
S ift *o. I 'A lf K A V K .
LABOR
It tramples Its owner's hard-won. "Th* rsrm ark in g of dollar aid
foreign friendships*
j for surplus agricultural rnminodi
Th* Eisanhower administration u r , |e*dv In ih* appeatsnee if not
is reviewing the whole monumrn
.
Ihr rf4,l,y
ptevsure on ircipirnl
Tha warm stave flowing from cminlries tn lake Anuflcsu shr_
..
ilh ti suihitier* Genava summit pin* rnm m odttiri
Butler, cheese, cattail, r l e e . , #nf , r„ ] t a might melt through Die
"This is hard to diillnruith
* heat—theta are unmentionables Eait-West trade barriers and
from
dumping, in Itv effert nn
« polite ronveriatlon with certain thereby bring a solution, for the
A m trita'a allien. And for verr short run i t leail. Hardly a week world prices, world Hiding rrta
grsva reasons.
goes hy that soma member of tum i, and the di«trihutino of ag ri
Dumping tha hug* US. surplus Congress doesn't propose selling cultural production worldwide."
But officials who administer IH*
in rira and rotton on lha world wheat ta lu is ia or dropping It by
law defend it as a way nut of Die
Biirktt, for tiam ple, rould drive Uo hagioidi on Rod China.
shortage of dollars abroad.
Alia and tha Near and Mlddla East
tnta lha Communist (im p.
Burma Is lha rhiaf rira supplier
In Southeast Asia. If tha United
Staten started shipping nee into
J it area, the Burmese would b*
Itraged. perhaps driven into trad*
and tight liaison with rlcs-hungry
Btd China. The lives and fortunes
serai lo keep Ihe Radi out of the
(Tea would be lo it-in d ponihlj
ill of Bon-Communlsl Asia a* well.
-With cotton, it's principally
Egypt, although Mexico and Bra
til srs concerned loo. Th* Egyp
tians are Ihe world’* champion
;roweri of fina lowg-slapta cotton.
lUli practically the only thing they
fftwrt. Dumping th* U J. cotton
mrplus Into Egypt’s msrhet*
•fcild plar havoc nlih Egypt's
iceaoray.
Egypt is a le y to Arih-tiraaU
Msec and to cooUntied celdiheuldtring of Communist otempts to rauicie in an th* Middle
Citt.
The milk-producing Icandinsdaa countries might be abtngtad
^ A m e r i c a n dairy m p ln a a i
aiihet. Tha grain-growing CanoUrns never cease la fret that
kmeriea'i bllllan-hushal wheat
urplus might ha dumped.
Hov can Uia five hUlioa-daliir
f,U J. aurpluiea ta tamed hqfore
1tal
. 1 quastion
........... at
. Ibis
Ihi. time
Meanwhile. U* government chips
away with lha tools it has and
plans hopefully for the long hiul
It? chief tool for disposing of
farm surpluses abroad is Public
Law 4*0. This permit* their sale,
barter or giveaway lo "frirndly
countries." Russia and Red Chine
■re specifically barred. Tha'law
would have to t a changed to bring
them In.
As of Uri June M a total of
SI agreements involving nearly 4lo
million dollars In goods bad been
signed with if foreign governments
under this legislation. To avoid
dumping, the amounts ere limited
and cootrolled.
A major Provision* is U st asks
may ta mad# for foreign currency.
Thin money never rearbei th*
United Bute*, however. It Is sim
ply plowed bach into economic
development of the country, gift
af Uncle Sam. or used in pay off
U. S. hilts, such as for troop camps
in Japan.
A Hoover Cemmlsaimt Ink force
tonk • swipe a t a companion law
is .■ i q '
th. II cnm puiaed:
S eS
WWM Ana tam
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TO T IIK M E N A N D W O M E N W HOSE H A N D S II OV< D T IIF !
TOOLS A N D fa ilD I-: T IIK FOUCKS OF IN D U S T R Y - . . T IIU O U U H W IIO S F H A N D S PASS
T H E A H U N DA N CH O F HOODS T H A T M A K F A M E R IC A ’S S T A N D A R D O F U M N O
H IG H E R , M O R E L U X U R IO U S A N D M O K E COM FO R T A R LE T H A N A N Y \\ H E R E ELSE.
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THIS TRIBUTE TO LABOR OFFERED
B Y THE FO LLO W IN G
SEMINOLE COUNTY OFFICIALS:
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M A CK C LEV ELA N D JR.,
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HUGH DUN CAN ,
NAVY
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W IL L YO U B E O U R GUEST?
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of
county commissioned
county tax
J. L. HOBBY,
StlMSHm
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of pu b lic instruction
counta* prosecuting a t it
s h e r if f '
JO H N W. M EISCH ,
i
c o u .r.c ip n
county jud g e
K A R LY LE HOUSHOLDER,
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the pea ce
R. T . M ILW EE; SUPERINTENDENT
t a t S New Arrivals a* nap
•tatten
Dp Tens Keyn
ODKAM A TUDOR, Inc
county
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Absolutely Free
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JOH N L. GA LLO W A Y,
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<Farm Production Hits New Heights
WASHINGTON UK - Amarlca'i
firm production w n tossed 13
it(w heights during th* w ir years.
•Today it bestrides Ih* delieale
field of foreign affairs lika Trankanitain'a monster.
for
fa ll
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elc*n t o u r line
d r. a•e
amis
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Today’s U. S.
oH
JV
/ olds
A Historic. Enviable Position
then be required to ntav in a yi»u m* r.w.m
•1on» with « w? »re of other bovi and jrirla
for a complete half d*v
The aeeond rrndern will experience their
ftrat a ll-d a r neminn of achcol. Junior hleh
tehool ptiniN bejrin to lenrn how to divide
off Into ellouea And the kiph achool hoya
and rirla atert up the adder to a goal that
eeorna too high to reach at t me/.
There'a another world too. for parenta
of tho«e aame hoya and vMa. New exper
ience* lie In atore for Mother* and Pada aa
thee vl»w. tnroueh adult evea the ehangea
taVine nlace In their eonmratere.
Still another world «xlata. And thla one
la Important for *he eommunlte. It l«. at
the preaent time, a fn w l’ » wor'd of vialon.
It la the world of tea-h-ra neceaaary to ataff
f v tw v e o o v
MAX’ COMt
OUT HOW*}
Teen ag e Lingo
School alerts tomorrow, and among
many things to emerge from the new year
will be a regeneration of the fluent u*e of
youthful (argon and wml* n*.t yet defined high standard of living.
raw Amt nr ana raaliaa (Ha tarrHk dlacrtpoary la tiring standard'
by Webater, especially in the category rele
at Same an* skews* MM art sw a n a iU ia lw standards prsvailtaj; Mi
gated
to
their
uae.
It arrms Ilk# Old time* In have Frank
A italic coun Irian, but fall to r w g - i - —
. —
The drug store description*, dance floor BlM Ikal European Handarda. Thaoa tgurva. Ih* latrat avs IIRhamea In town with u* again. Wrlcom#
conversation, and week-one! palaver might whila Murk kigtwr, alill fall -on- ibis, still gravid* a goo* romportl»ack to Rnnford Frank!
Include such exclamation* aa “hyper”, a fair Hdarabir kclow Iteas prsvalaat la mm mi lha Mrlng standards of
Thos# who celebrated the holiday In San ly new addition to the ♦*sn age vocabulary. U« L'nita* Stataa.
workman la various rauntnra bo
lt la difficult to makn accurst* m u m lha gap to bvtag standsrda
ford today are sure of pefMnw hack home 'Hyper* might mean more super than duper,
aamparlaaaB CWmaclaa nr* dig*r> at boas* aa* a Wood ban ao<
healthier, wealthier, and r'se Highway ac and If you want to join the younger set In •at
aa* an ara (Hair valuta. Ta rfcaag** appreciably to Um few tocidents are not exactly healthy, they coat being really auperlative tten be sure to In aay that aa unakUM labarac am- Urraalag p a n
a lot of money, and wi-« folks avoid the clude “abaolutely glurpv” In your try-to-lm- ploy** Mi tb* manuf*rturn of m i- Tb« BUI Mllaial** that sa Mscbla*ry r*r*iv*d 1154 sa hour Mi duatrtal worker la Ih* Umtad
heavy traffic on auch orraaiona.
younger conversation. If >.,ti hear "give me Chicago wbll* th* ararag* gay of BMt** could buy mar* than lv*
a man doing lb* asms work la Um*a aa much food with aa hour’s
an eyeball” then be aure to look and read.
T h e Sanford Herald
Here’s another one that e n t e r * ths newly British Trinidad la t t Mat* an hour gay a* a Russian worker who
doaa aof UN lb* whole story, shopped la a Moscow alala atom,
formed aort of glibberiah to some: “glue- rwaaly-alaa casta will ga further
a a a
face' Is one who never wears * smile and to Ballad Trinidad thaa in lha TMR PURVEY also disclosed
Is more often applied to headmasters of local United Btataa bee sum grtcaa la lha a* hour’s gay to tha United SlatM
school* where pupil* u s e descriptive phrase* Bnghah post*salon ara much lean bought ana and Iwo-CUba tlmaa aa
Statisttciana tout um inotkar (nuf‘* food u •" Norway and one
about their Instructor*.
M tu u r tif K k l U cABBAfit Um
• M lf lim«fl u much u In
Here's another aerica of word* that you aaratoggowto af worker* to A fa r*■
»»»*
might ponder over and *l*ten for as you lend
■a ear to more teentime conversation: If,
perhaps, you hear "archair” . . over 21 that
Is . . then you’re possibly a “square”. But
woo bo unto you If you re a “cube" because
then you're a square In three dimensions, or,
Monday. September 8. 1885 aa some of th* youngsters rail it, "8-D*.
In the language of the mortem, a sharp
r u n A Y U P»f*» w I T P « P
dresser help* because there m*r be some
Jerusalem, the city which I have chosen thing come out of that evo’ution that could
tn put my name there.—1 Kir.r* 11:86.— bo called "frantic” Rut remem!.ei thin, all
Poanlhlr the moat famoua city in the world, of you “archaic*", that "aharq, dresser” In
yet within • half hour’a auto ride to the high achool circle* ha* no comparison to the
frontier. A toy country made great by treat term that would ho applied in an rdult world. IAMBS MARLOW
men who gave their lives to make It great
Thla la-wamlng enough fo r the older
to redeem humanity.
folks who listen in on teenage conversation.
IN MANY forotga ammtrlea,
tarn lags ara regularly awpptamanU
•d by allowance* far ramillea. dopending on lha number of children
they have. However, Praara la (he
•nly one of tha 11 count a m sur
veyed where them allowsnraa have
becoma aa Mngortaal part of lha
taka-homa pay af to* worker onto
a family.
Another atrikiag example la tha
digenacaa to lha aaraiag power
of tha American workman and
wago aarnera abroad la tha earnpartaon made In Urn survey hi tha
minutes af worktag lima required
ta buy varloufl foods.
Tor a staple food aocb aa Bour„
an Amencnn worked four mmutno
to Mm onoogb to pure haw n
pound. It took ala mmutoa’ pay
of I Oak and Norwegian workman
to buy n pound, and night mtoutan
Iirian legation here to "teat*
all information activities” exrrpi
(hot* carried on mlbin tha Icgatwa
building.
Thai mtani tha legation m u f
stop ita distribution u/ publicationi,
e trrp t at they may be called for
at lha legation, including Ihe g.not
to 10.000 coplci of lha magannt
Saw Hungary it baa been mailing
WEDDING CAKE BOUGHT
monthly. It al»o mutt stop «pon«or>
WIT* WORTHLESS CHECK
LUMBERTON. N.C. (B-Polira Ing showing* of movia films and
were looking Friday for a young photographic exhibit*.
maa who ordered a wedding cake
with a worthlaas check.
REGULAR VOYAGES
M. O. Navy, o p e r a t o r of a
BA'TIMOHE
Ife—Weather el#
bakery her*, aald th* maa ordtrad
a U7, three.liar wedding eaka for •arvera win begin regular voyage*
hla •’•liter.’* and paid for it with aboard merchant veial* beturea
a check for Sll.iS. H* aiked to gay Baltimore aod San Juan, P R , toST m account, and pocketed caab day to keep aa ty t open for hurri
cane*. They will take radw ob»»rfor the raaiatoder.
vatloni of th# aipper air every II
Th* check bounced.
He gulled tha tame kind of deal hour* aod th**k aurfaco weather
every ail hour*.
at • Hr* recapping ihop.
WASHINGTON tK-Tha United
SUtas has clamped a lid on llun
Iirian information activitiaa here
and protaatad Hungariia aacrct p v
Uee " ’baraaamant" agiinat lha
Americas legation la Budapest.
la ona half of th# double-bar
relled artion. Secretary of Slat*
Dull** laat week ordered tha llun-
Y O U 'R E T E L L IN G M E !’
speto obeuf Ofrwwifvroi /ailurca.’
f a r Mufowco, Ike /odder crap ian’t
worth Balk*.
t t t
No Solution In Sight From Talks
HAL BOYLE
a Minimum *1 pM.aaa.
After aa agreed-upon disarm*mrnt plaa bad beta carried out
TA par coni, tbaro should bo a baa
oa th* uio of Buclear weapon! *■•
eept to resist aggrasaloe. When dis
armament. according to tho plaa,
was complete, all auclaar wtapoBS
should ba banned completely.
•f keU. to a pi phobia, th* fear af
being stung by a atrango be*.
Anybody a ho laa't doing hla fair
share of worrying simply Is loafing
oa th* job and has lost the desire
to bo eivtltied.
If you can’t worry about any
thing olao, yon can at least suc
cumb to barophobia. too fear of
gravity (you ran always fan back
M gravity), or ehrrophotoa.
Cboropbobta la to* fear af being
happy, and who i n i afraid af
bapptooss?
Dog Bit* Victim Needs
Im m ediate A ttention
Geneva summit conference, Ihe
United States and Russia havo
now talked faro to faro atmoat a
week about disarmament.
Net result: No solution yet. None
in sight. But then, non* was •■peeled from this meeting In a sub
committee of Uto United Nations
to New York. A Util# progress
would b* grotty good. They still
bav* timo to do something.
So far noithor tho United State*
nor Russia baa bought — nor has
oither retorted — what tho other
NEW YORE UB-Hop* for ■ cut vagi at of the tide” aa shown by i ing tola year oa programs ui
offered. Tb* rlotad meeting up to
this point baa bean eaploratory. in Federal taxes rides high right tho increase ta government spend-1 netted with national security,
Neither off*red anything baalcaUy now. And much business planning
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la c k waa standing an a plan of
Eow businessmen expect that too
h _
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_
a ^
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forad previously. Tbla did not
M caiurtly masa (Bay might aot Mhodulod drop to corporate tox T P U
£ |t # f S f O D
M IA
a i m aa ***** propoiiia bofor* m mo tax r a t a wUl bo allowed to
V ■ ■ W
8f I V | #
IV B V
(bay flalsb.
com* off M at year aa promised.
I H f l i l t * a * u ____________ •
Harold SUtaa*. Praaidowt Rise*- But thoy da oapoct a cut ta todivtdw W W lT T C I I F ™ bowor’a gpoeial raproaaatativo. axaal
income
tax
rate*.
f
l
O
M
I
BUKH4
a
f S u n g Sa4 Alloa, ptaytog patf aa
Plained to aom* dotaU what Biaonhowor bad la mtod at Goaova whoa atac* tola would bo reflected im- \ J * rang* ooufto, Itudiod th# Ua a f hi* ball and u k o d <
ho offered bit aerial ins portion modUtoly to Uk* homo pay of con- paddi* "W hat d u b would y a a Baa h aft?" "A auatoor e ig h t” a
plaa to lb* Russian*. At that Um* turners, bualoessmea look for toia
too f i f f l o without hOOtUtiOto
Etaerhover spoke only la gaaartl added apfoding po«er to give the
flo Bum* U**d It, hit a per*
■
- _
teVms.
economy a nudgo oext year—when
loct ShoV» and found bimoclf
Arkady A. S o b o l t v . Ruaola'a
chief dolegato, lutoaod for moot
of tb* week but yesterday bo spoke Be, many corporation manage
hla ptoco. Ho wasted to know what ment* arc setting their iowg-ruago
Urn United States bad to say about ptaaa with tots la view,
to* disarmament plaa Russia of Ih * axpoctatioa af individual In
fered last May.
Reporter* got aa Impression come tax cuts M at year laa’t
from what ho told them later that baaed m macb oa to* oft-chaae*
Ruaaia'a answer to too A aaricaa that the Eadaral budget caa b*
proposals might depend an toa balanced aa It ta oa tha rather
America* aaawor to R uula'a plaa. Cynical opto Ian that sine* ISM to
EJaoahawar bad proposed that aa alactlaa year bath political parto* United .State* aad Batata ax- UM Will to luring toa voter with
•Sana* Maaprtets ae B air military
feet** aad aoUbltohmanta. Thaa
each weald lot to* other ftp over
Ita territory to check It* haeaaty
aad accuracy from th* air.
sharp partisan
alky wiU break a
Welcome Navy
WILL YOU BE
OUR GUEST?
* * here taaaed IP atr-oaadlHaaad room* a t toa Mar-Law
* 1 «
Ob * Bovtat Bawapapar blame*
tha agriculture ailualMm on "un
justified procrastination.’’ Thar*
may be other kinds af ptwcrasU-
Flash Fire Rages
In Chicago Area
CHICAGO tP -A terrific explo
sion and flash Thursday night doitroyod half a square block In a
near Southwest Sid* factory dis
trict, Injuring at least M persona
tad causing an estimated mlllioJ
doll a n damage.
No deaths wore reported but a
bunt for possible victims will bo
mad* after weakened walla af to*
buraod bulldtogi are dostroyod. I!
was baltaved all factory workara
bad ate sped.
A Salvation Army canteen track
driver waa killed ta a collision cm
rout* to Uta arena at Mth Street
a id Ashland Avenue.
m
Of toa tajured. eight ?*ra h e *
pHaltood. One war reported to
critical condition, another ta sett• « eeadltiort. Moat af to* injured
Buffered froat burns.
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S o c ia l f v e n ii.
Engagement Is Revealed Today
Of Mildred Await, L. Carter
THE SANFORD HERALD Mon Rrpt. 5. 1955
Mrs. Melvin Dekle
Is Honored Guest
A t Stork Shower
Mr*. Melvin Dekle wat the
or lu e .t at a lovely ttork
given Friday night by Mrt. II,
Owen* at tha lattcr'a home on
Weal IMh St,
The entertaining room* were
decorated in profutlon with Urge
hibiicua tn varied color*. Thete
flower* lined the edge of tha
mantel which »»* centered with
a clutter of croton*.
line tinaU table held a lovely
creation of croton leave* turroundrd by hihitcu* anil another table
m i decorated with M.c*< llo w ra
In deep ted tone*.
IMiciou* refirthm rntt w e r e
t creed from tha dming room
laid* which wa* covered with a
white D*ma*k cloth and h> id aa
arrangement of croltur leave* in
which were nettled pink hibltcu*.
Silver candle bolder* held whit*
taper*- Cry-lal and »llvtr ap
pointment* were tired to *rrva
the dainty court* of tandwiche*
rut in the snap* of flown* and
topped with a tatty tprvad.
Mint*, a hut mixture, ca', r, and
punch were al-u served and the
new tiaby eolota of y el low „iid
glctn
predominated. A loaf
cake wat irrd in while nearing
the tn*e*riptiun, "Baby", under
which wa* a yellow and gie-ell
outline of a boolir.
Another arrangement of cro
ton* and Irlbltru* wat reflected
in th« niiiror above the buffet.
Game* wne enjoyed by th*
ladle* with prue* going to Ml*.
U. W. l.ipplnrott and Mi*. J- K.
Stapler, which In turn wer« givtn
to tha bonoice. The many lovely
gtfl* were prr>vntrd to Mit.
IM.le in a white h***inrl.
Among tho>* invited lo l«e with
th* honoird gurvt w ii * Mr-. J.
A. Reawirehln, Mr*. It. W. lappinrott. Ml*. Irff |la*l*. Mr*. J.
A. Calhoun, Mr.. Keith \\ • *t f.»ll,
Mr*. J. I.. Davis, Mr*. T. It. Ball
.1r , Mr*. J. E John>< it. Mi*. K.
Pane S
MONDAY
The Fir»l Raptitt Sunbeam*
will uievt at th* church at Ji.'tb
p.tn,
rt'WtDAY
The Daughter* of tte-ley Sun
day School Cla*» uf tile Flttt
Miihml *t Church will meet in
Mr* Sri! Aw*l* U today an
AI.Kinlcy Hall for Iti regular
nouncing .he *r gagement and np-1
bu*mr** and to*'lal meeting at t>
rin w h lM mgrriug* «f hrr dough-1
p iii. with Alia. J. II. Aodcreon a
Iti. Mildred KlUxbeth to U m urt
group acting a* ho*te*tr*.
Wliiuii Cniv^.'i iub of Mr. and
Th* Fir*t Raptitt Intermediate
Fricndi of Mr*. A. J. Walker
M i.. K. A. C a m r «t Cainaavill#-.
It*-*Ml Aurha-.addit will meet at
li . a u j I:
bora in Sanfurd will be torry to learn that the en
i pm.
aid attrudrd kval achoola S'»- tered St. Luke't Horpilal in JackTh* Executive Roard uf the
vonvdle
where
the
will
undeijo
<1uxi.ii! from Semmol* High. Her
Women »>f the y.r*t Prexbyterian
eye surgery, Sept. S.
(a:her i» Fred Await of Tampa
Ourvh will inert tn the Scttiun
Sh* it rm rtiyrd tv the Maihrr
I bom at IP am .
Mr, and Mrt. Edward Colburn
furniture fa . ar bookkeeper and and family bate a t their gunt,
There will hr a D.>«r■I meeting
•f a nirnd.tr of tin. Mtlhodut Mrt. Colburn'* mother, Mr*. Nancy
of the 1VSCS of the Ftr,i Mi-tho*
Church.
rlltt Church at V am. A grin-iil
Clay pool of Rellcglaile.
Mr T i n r ' gre luatrd frnm
burinrit meeting will follow at
Galnatville H‘gh S.noo! and enMr. and Mr*. J. A Patton and
VIA.
tried the t ’.lS S»vr during World hit parenti of Cincinnati, Uhio,
I Th* Cnity Cla*» will meet at
War II. Ila it employed by Car- arrived yetterday to tpend two
R IA p m. in the \ aide# Hotel
te r ’t Rainer “ hop here.
wrekt with Mrt. Patton'i parent*.
Jerry Mractiaitt at teacher.
Complete plant for the wed Mr. and Mrt. W. II. Thumat. Mrt.
The public it invited.
ding will b* announce.! at a later Patton la the fottnrr Mil* Mary
Th* Sanford Touriit ami Shuf
date.
___ I (Pudgiel Thumaa of Sanfotvl.
flctatard Club will have a covrr.d
di<h tupper at ti p in. liaiur*
Mr. and Mrt, J. Ga>lon Eilnurn*
util foil llw.
tetn and ion. William Ernnt, left
Tha Grammar School l*-T A
yesterday alter a two week*’ vitlt
MU. AND MRS. STANLEY RIM Ml FY
will meet in the tchnol auditorium
with her parent*, Mr. and Mra.
(P h o to b> R a 'in o tid Slig h ts) for lit fit*t meeting at h pur.
E. C William*. They -reside in
T e topic will he "Patent F.duraAuburn, Ala.
tlon." There will he an evrcutlve
Mr. and Mr*. R. W. Walker and
l-iitd meeting at T.lA. I’reiident
daughter, Jill of tnteilachen were
ol Mr I* 1 \ Is Mra. Frank Wood•off III v„« pretident, Mr*. I*.
A meeting of the Geneva Gar weekend guest* of hu brother and
I. Collwit; *rcond vice preii*
den Club will be* held at 2:!tO p. m , •Dter-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. L. E
dent, Harold IDckenharh; tecrekept. 7, at iht Geneva Community Walker, and family.
tary*. Mr*. John l„ I.er; trea.urMali.
M)*« Mate Ann Michel* h«»
In a loautlful lawn wedding oil *c# jue-hlnl over the htldr'* b <’k ci, AD*. G. I), Jone* and hi>lor- WE I H Alts i-.D A I t i l ! AID* Mart Tamer and ?R<« have A*hUy
The f ile d
pe»fcet. ft. E . AVigSept. d. at 6 |uii, at gttt) Oak and Mr*, lew Fra*ier cut tie tan, Air*. Frank Dutton.
pint, manager of the Seminole hut telurnrd from ti twn-werkt
gave report* Frlduv evening fo r Ihe Vlociu. < L cloo Autillaitr
\ u . M m Jan (ring Baggett, rake, tli e. GibMR llataw pre*U I
an their trin and » tivltle* it Girt# Slat* In I . i'ii*-ie ii-uh cult
Soil Conservation [littrict. will varatlon to nwrt* of Kan-*', (>»lonoughter
of
Mi*.
J.
1..
Raggett,
over
Die
punch
bowl
aid
flontlii,:
t\
I
IrSFSD
AT
-ado,
and
Te***.
c o n c l u d e d "ll taugilt in tn
r , oo4 clUactlt,** I I' -tO by Jainr,dB
p u r a talk on toilt and ronterand Stanley I .rhium Itrumley, *‘<n ho t< ■.» wrrr Mi** Sarah Dunn,
The Ku»t Rapti-t Junior G A ’• Studio \
\ ttlon.
of Mr. and Jlr*. W, S. I|rumtry Mr*. Morri* Foigu-on, and Mr ill and IJ year r will meet at
Mr*. Brannon C. Ti*on ha* reIfoiteMet for the meeting are
wet* united in marriage tijr tli* Alfred G ieerie.
the church at d :"0 pm.
Mr*. J. I.. Rtnwr Mrt G. C. I .a- tumed home after vttitlng for
Ihe
1-11*1
lt*pli«t Sundae Miss Dana Rankin
Eld- r
M. Iliuun in a doubiaFur a lim it wedding tup 'o
Flit. Mr* Hnn.or' Rallard ami Mu. •ome time In New Port New*,
V». with her'two »oni.
ring ceremony.
Da>lona and other point» of in Vehmil Worker’* Council will
\\ R. McGill.
Th* rite* wer# held under a tei«*t Mra. Ilriimley wore a navy h« gm their meeting at 7 p in. Alexander To Play
Mr*. ('. I» Campbell, pretident,
with a covered dl*h tupper in
Mr. and Mr#. E. C Kau*t re C. \\ illi.im«. Mr-. \t. P. Ball, Mlmo-a tie* from which hung tilu* tult with white a>.e*.ori<
trill prrddr.
large while IwlU An *1*1* ere On b< r thouldcr »(u pinned the the Alrmutial E>iu*atmnal Build Over Local Station
cently returned from a two week*' Mr*. Rulie'rt Buharin*n, Ml*. J.
II.U K T»> SCHOOL
the piece for th* cemncmy wa* white orchid from her wedding tug
vacation from point# North
A. Cooke.
A young heniilv, Mit* Dana
Ihe Fir»l Raptitt I'rayer Meet
marked h>‘ a whit* tellu lihtwm. boo■)net.
Mr*.
Perry
Wheatland.
Mi*
Mr., Mrs. Morton
Tha Rev. m l Mr* A. G Me- f.arrar
'jj,# couple, upon telutning ing Service will lirgln at 7:i!0 i Rankin A AW antler *w»m tndec
Echol*.
Mi*. Mitdnd Tha lovely garden wa* in bloom
MTJIOOI CHM.S (IMA t
in the water KitM at the Sanlartdo
Innit and daughter Caroline have Cobb, Mt*. Doug la • Kb Miter, with diffiient vallelic• of hibi*- will reald* at SdUDi San Su.i pm. Rtiug your Rihht.
Receive Welcome
returned to San'ntd after spend- Mr*. Kaye Gut, Mr*. \l Johnson, cot. llthDcu* aud turtkrtl of Av«. in DeEalid.
“
p
iIng*
laboDae
p’oetam.
Ti
e
THI'HSIIAV
mg r few week* varatlon m the Mr*. J. R Stapler, Ml*« Melluv gladioli
along with other fa!
I lliu t Ol RUN GOOD FOR
7,
Out-of-town wedding gu e.it inThe Firtl Baptlit Junior Royal t allet tmik place at J 10 and I -111
With Picnic, Party Carolina*.
J )f >m| i | ( , |t'udnMn j .
John*on M *• S ir \atue, >D-« flower* forme, a hankmen and
She DV SHAMI'OO. SKI
Anitie**adora will meet at the P . m .
Mary Ann Knkur, Mr*. Khba P " "
AND II Alllt I 11
.P" ......,
P
l^ h m e n , l.rw m
Eehman. lie d rliurrh at 7 p in.
DKBARV- Mr ai.<t Mrt. ThroThe *idd>n h*lie-t glil, formerly
Mil* Tattv Pelt will leave to l.e*, Mr*. Jan Retelt Mr*. Tony
The p.ani.t Mr*. E. M u ,.man,
j , „ . Jrnlli, w . U hm an.
Dll
rtore Morton were welcomed I morrow for Southern MI**ionary Ru**l, Mr*. J C CiHiVe.
The
K'irtt
HatdDt
Chtllrh
(liolr
of Sanford, not live' in Altamonte
played tie trnditionnl wedding Mr*. Sally l.ouit and Mit. Helen
DrRary at new resident* bjf their ( ollege in Ca"ar.ooi;a. Tenn.
GIIOP FDR M nit flFF ON
liter *»c and *oloi«t, Freeman Rag l^wia of Winter Park; Mr, and rehrartal will begin at 7:"to pm. Spring* and all! enter Winter
Mr*.
II.
If
Collier.
Mr*.
Corrie
neighborhood group at a plcnie
Thu Home D* riinn*trwtlon Club
AM PI IIM AM NT R AA K
Dekle, Mi*. Alfred Stanley, Mr*. gett, the bride'* brother, *ahg Alt*. Herman t.. itrumley, *od
Dark High 3 'hool *o begin her
luncheon ant twintming party
I T, 10 HR DA | l'
All** Carol Rinknrr 1* In All*. A. J. Greer, Mrt. Grady Herman, ..-trial aelietmn* in. hiding a‘Re- Ali*« Miriam ZvigU-r, Hatting*! wilt ituet at the Home Demon
Tur-dav it Kurt Path In DeI.eon •i.uH on a -ho-t vacation. After
tlielioti (en ter at 2:!l« pm . Re Snnhiimnre v*ar
III till) n illD l'G II
Mr*. II. II. Fennell, Mr*. J. D. cau»e".
Mr. aiol Alrt. II. M. Ander* ,n,
Spring*.
She wilt he one of ihe dancing
The bride glvrn In marriage, Mr. ami Mi*. Arnold Harrington, |mrla from III, driegate* to the
“er vitlt the wi’l e«trr Soulhern Onllnhan Mr*. Ralph Prter*, Mr*.
SEC IT AtRFH t*
Nrlghhor* attending were Mr. Mittlunary Coll* ye.
Im
inotitle
tiieeling
will
|i*
gtvm
main'el
tea
tn
thr
A
t
inter
Dark
CJiff Johnton, Mra. It. D. Drkle, he her In other, Roland J. Rag Jaik*unvillej Air. aid Mr*, ilarriand Mr*, luhn I-oti. Mr. and Mrt.
High School Hind an.I a K >e club
gett, wa* radiant in * traditional etl Stephen*, Hr on Mm; AD*. Drew
and Mr*. J. ti. David.
11AHIMKITH
r hailet Wagner. Mr. and Mrt.
aero mpanl‘1.
Mrt, Marlon Harman Sr. and
whit* iac* end ivory mlk halier- Mill# Jr., Crot* CHv; Mr. and
Char!c» C Rerteetr, Mr. and Mra. daughter, Judv and granddaughter,
IIKAI'TY
NOOK
She may br heard river the In
itta-length
gown featuring e
I to vid Kuril el. Mr. and Mre. Ar -•eth. returned *hl» weekend after
Took minced onion, grern pep. -.ooped neckline and long point Atr*. li. J. Baggett, Air. ami Alt'.
•
]
Skilled
HranlMaw*
at
radio
itatlpti
tn
Septrinl
er
thur Gower, Mr. and Mrt. Ralph a week'# vitlt to Savannah and per ami muib-oom* In a little but- ed aleevet. Her Leauty wat fur F. K- Baggett, Air. and Mr* I.
ICk fl. Dak
I hnrre ITI
plavtng piatio trlecKont of to r
Wilherwill, Mr ana Mrt. Ralph other part* af Georgia.
irr in a «killet; ad,l beaten egga ther accented by a tucked long II. M hlddon Jr., 1allalia>te<; Ml.
nwn titling.
1
and
Mr*.
V.
V.
Kriner,
rjultman
I.ronard, Dr. and Mrt, Rtrthold
and acramble with the onion mix wait! line which ended In > Urge
Mf ^ M„ . Vl, M. Brown.
Willenbrock, Mrt. Vera Woellmae, Cora lyrup and vanned whole ture. Serve a* a acndwlch filling
in the l-aek. She wm * whit* ,,
| t„ y,., j |t)Ml, Jm-onvHle;
Sir. and Mr*. Verl E Galina, and cranberry tauee make ■ good glare between halve* of toa<ted butter U.w
linen *hoe* and h* r veil wa* uf nd Alltl
•
June -Raggett,- —
TalUhat
for ham.
Mr. and Mra. Paul Froet*ch*r.
ed »eft bunt. Pati th* chill aaueet fingertip illusion m l attached to
»ee.
a cap of lace finillied with *eed
The bride wa* bom in Cron
j (matin and irideternt t<<|uin*.
Roth gown and cap were of Im City and graduated from Dixie
ported Chantilly lace. Around h r County High School. Sh» ha* <e
neck the wore a tmall firing of •ided with her bloHier-tn-law and
pearl*. She carried a ca*cade bou ■later Mr. end Alt*. J. D. Cailton
B
I
R
T
H
S
quet of while ro*e», white tar for the part year.
Mr. Ilitimlry it a rctldrnt of
nation*, and aweethrert rote#
Mr.
and
At-*,
1
dward
RAAtllirrk
.-'enfold, having graduated from
centered with e white orchid.
annuomr the hirtt of a ■on,
Semllrul*
High
School,
prior
to
Matron of honor. Air*. J. D.
Ge or ge W a i d v v r " , w e i g h i n g A It*.
Carlton, wa* gowned in • pale entering Hie C. S, Army for two 14 ol oil Thill iliac Aug. "■*' at
mauve drr,« of crytlallne taffrta year*, lit- i* now continuing hi* lh, I er Paid l.auglllur ADunuial
featuring • long wai*t with turg- «ludiea *1 Btelaon I nlvruity.
llropital.
r*i bodies. | | waa partially rover*
—
e,| with a tiny boler.. with a I p n t O I T A u X l I l Q r V
bervhlp month, which i* October
aland up collar. On her head ah* M J J J I V l l r tM A IH M IJ f
'Ftirilj■ •even member* and their
wm* a ring of gathered nylon rtrt I - f ? j o n n R p n O r t ^
Imiliandv alieml<*I the »r**ii>n,
ftniahrd off with * bow In tha
K V tp u iia
hai k aprltikled with aeed pearl*. p v f ^ J r | C f n f p r c
Her *hoe. were of matching linen. D 7 V 3 ,r l
Sh* carried a notrgsy of bl-r*
Tli* American l-estun Auxlliir*
rainatmn*, pink to**a and ywrrn met Friday at # 30 p m f"r a rm
a ^ s. v >
R I D D L E
puma.
ered dt*h *u|ipe- and tn hear the
Mra. Jamea II. W'hiddnn Jr. and report* given by MR* Fare A.hley
For jn A m criun Housewife
Last Time Today
Ml** Jun* Ann Raggett * n a at* *n,i Ml** Alary Tanner who were
Who takea the ruih of river*
tmdant* a n d wore identical delegate* tn Girl* Slate In Talladrr*»ea of cell blue. They carried ha**f* thi* *uittmrr,
And aqueetea it into a wire
THE MAN you’ll
nneegay bouquet* af pink earn*Th* gtrlt brought out the point
To wash your clothes and cook your i
never forget!
tin*, pink to*e* and blu* pom that "Girl* State taught them to
Or light your church's spire?
porn*.
be better citiren*.”
Who grow* both steel and concrete
W. S. Brumley Jr^ brother af
Roth .tated that Ihry were grille
JAM ES
the groom, wa* b*»t man while1ful tn the organt/altoti* that <i*tti
Far taller than a tree,
uvher-grooinamrn wer* Janie* H.llOfed them amt for th* "prlvllcg*
And who can make aluminum*
of being rhoven '*
AVhiddon Jr. aid J. II. Carlton.
Outfly both bird and bee?
A dellclnui buffet »tvtr tupper
Mr*. Raggett rho«e for her
Who can uncork from metal
daughter** wedding • nary blue wa* aervrrl and Ihe hall wa* taste
A lire hot as the sun,
nylon drr** with navy and white fully decorated in pink hibticu* and
ncretaorie*. Iler rnr<*ge wat of natur*l greenery.
And tend words via silence
A *hort buiienv* meeting followpink carnation*.
W FRO M
A* fast as Time can run?
Air*. Bntmley, the
groom*# ed and it wa, announced that the
I
LA R A M IE
Who mbte* air and coal dual
inuther, wur* a blue and whit* uutlimk fur the coming year wa*
a CBUWi
print drea* with whtt* *cce«**r> "good " The club l* hoping In get
To make you fabrics sheer
le*. H r roraag* wa* of whlu a hit of new memlrer* during mem
aaaijaw coct;
As any sultan ever wore,
recover**
carnation*.
For fluid of fair Cashmir?
A reception t i l held Iin medi
And who brings home a paper slip
ately a ftrr th* ceremony in th*
That tu n s to hat or shoe?
garden. Candelabra holding bum
UDMCOlOt
ing taper* wer* placer! at each
Who dose these thlnp, these magic I
end
of
the
long
laid*
overlaid
Your working man — that's who!
with a whit* linen gloih. N<>*wLAST TIME TONKillT
•ay* of ro**a, carnation*, and
HTAltTH 7:U
I’oni pon« wer* u**d a i floral
decoration* on th* table. I'unrh
and wedding rak* were served.
Mr*. R. J. Raggett of TalJalt**a m a g n i f l c o n t p la id c o r d u r o y
p e A so w th
Ben F. Wiggins
To Be Speaker
ForGenevaClub
Lovely Garden Weddina Unites
Jan Baggett, Stanley Brumley
SPECIAL
U
l T t
STEWART
, THE
|.M A N
Tall Man
C«8jfc
fltv* Mtielng Davor U eonlt-
l Dry
ti
*d carrstai malted butter and
t!Al li m§ Vtlfmam
for* you din them
drep fat frylpgt th* drying help*
with
to keep the hatter •« th* cbkkra
G e n e ra l In su ran ce
BALLET
TAP ACROBATIC
BATON BALLROOM
riding
SCOTT
17*4
by 0 1 1 1 ^ 0 ^ 0 ^
DOUtnC irnoona
S i s * * . . la ta x * y o u plac** *4 f itlls r ln a '^
h orn n igh t an d day I Fin* v*i.«t, rm aotfv
c o r d u r o g ...l n a a o 'a eo u K ca lo rlu
p l a i d . . . and in fa*hton-p*r(*ct come
C om bination* Staa* S to 19.
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Tha Philadelphia Eagle* and the
Ran Franclsm 4Per». who made
strong‘ bids for divisional honors
in thf National Football League
tail year, are Indicating they'll
Mice more be worthy contender*
I Birdie Tebbets Set
- To Carry Protest
ii To Warren Giles
it
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MLIWAUKEE <U - Birdie Tsbb#llt, lorquaelnui manager of the
Cincinnati Redlegs. s*y» he plana
to carry hi* "interference’' proteal
of ye*terday'* S I Milwaukee vie
|»rv right to Warren fiil»».
A year ago. a *imi|ar Tebbett*’
protest on an "interference” call
(hat muffed nut a Redleg rally
and pave the flrave* a 31 win,
landed on the d-»k of fiilea, the
National League piendent, and he
upheld Birdie
Yevterday'* rhubarb erupted In
the llr*t inning when the Brave*'
Hilly Brulnn alumhtrd over abortatop Boy McMillan'* font at accond
aa the tatter tried to field a ground
er for a force out The ball aklpped
out of Mr Miltin'* glove and Um
pire Angie Donalelll called flnitnn
aafe
Tehhftla, who r*c«-l out lo secend lo tjue*iion the call, claimed
that Donalelll admilrd il.at Bruton
had inerfered wih MrllUlan. but
called him aafa in violation of the
rulea that vay a runner la out If
ha inlerfcrei with a fielder trying
to make a play on a batlrd ball.
Tebhctla playrd the gam* under
p rd rsl from that point.
Doaalelli denied ualng the word
"inlfrferenrr" and contended that
he h»J called llruton lafe at secend before the two playera earn*
hi contact
for champlonihip honor*.
Tne Eaglet, with their alternatLeg quarterback!, Bobby Thom iron
and Adrian Burke loulng with
deadly accuracy, have won all four
of their cihiblUon game*. The
lateit a n a 14-10 decision over
the Green Bay Packer* at Chari**ton. W.Va., Saturday night.
The 4»eri al*o whipped the Chi
cago Cardinal* 43-7 yciterday on
thalr home field tor their fourth
victory in five eahlbittona. Their
Ion# telbaek taaa by the New York
Qlanli.
In the only ether game played
over the weekend, the Chicago
Hear* chalked up their firit victory
with a 43-10 deciiton over the
Washington Rediktm, who now
have an eahlbltion record of one
win, a tie and three defaata.
Thnrtia* engineered lo of the
Fagl'k’ tbre a touchdown paste*
a gain *t the Parker*, who were unabla to got lh*ir nffenr* rllnrklng
*h*y wer* down 21-3, Tobin Koto
spearheaded Green Bay’s lone
touchdown drive with 44 of the lo
yards coming on four aerial*.
Y A. Tittle toned pane* for
three touchdowns and rookie Carroll Hardy ran U and It yards
lor two more In the 4Ser» one
aided triumph. The »lith Fri»co
touchdown came on a 30-yard pan
from All-America Dick Sloegla to
Frank DiPietro.
Quarterback Ed Rmwn guided
(he Bears to their triumph but the
moat ipcctaruiar play wai turned
in by Marion Hill, Chicago end.
Mill galherad in a 13-yard p an
from George Blanda on lha Redikina 30 and went alJ tht way.
Mill also caught a soyard aerial
Horn Brawn to sat up another Bear
touchdown.
IHSKST . • .
G iants' Johnny An tonelli
Under Indefinite Suspension
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NEW YARN F —Jnhnnv Anton elIi, the New York Giants' ace left
hander, was under indefinite sus
pension without pay today follow
ing a run-in with Manager Leo
Durocher in Ihe middle of a game
with Philadelphia last Saturday
night.
ttegardba. of wlu.t happen, in . t,ur^ h ,r
irsdrentec! the
...............
. September
_____ breach was a serious one Asked
ine........
pennant
nee*.........
come
whether Antonelli would be reintr.r
1933 major
Hague season
.
.
. . stated if ha were to apologue tor
This Years Games
Craziest On Record
They'll Not Forget
Horace McGarily,
Italian Baseball
fte t h p r u e c l u b %
R e c o u p r o t*
■
Z o -w /u e e A s o t i s j *
f f r f i / SPO TSR
CIEVELAHP
M e taupe r. Y v m
p c n /u /5
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H eA PE P HOP Hrs \ V i
Only 2 Rounds
Are Completed
In Tennis Play
Bv
I D r u R R IG A N
fOBEST MILLS. N3 f —Only
-a
" f h i hi* action., the Giant skirper * a .l-:
round* of the National Tenmi
screwiest on m o rd .
"I won’t answer thal, AU I’ll j Championship* have been coinWhen havs you seen nr heard say right now it he'd better p|e(fd ,„d. while there have been
of a piteher b.in« r-moved from a change his altitude. I *e had
nau
, . . . .......................
game after at itlriB out a batter? r n,,u si, nj hii nonsen-e."
^ L' ' ‘
II happened
i p i 'n .
j Antonelli *a» BURpmilnJ after hr ^ ir ,s
When have v«u seen a third pul on a display of lenipet on Ihr ■*b<>ut.
note, America a court
c*1c'€f
•irike missed and th» batter stand mound when taken out nt the
The I'm M States l^wn Tennis
around to off-.-r s- nnnihy In the same, then complained In lluro- A»*n., in hopes of rnmbatting some
catcher who )u-t misted the bail? chrr about "being mishandled" of the loose Australian rules reR O M E , IF— They’ll never It happened ihii ap.intr.
and Ihrcalenrd to "go batk home carding llavi* Cup talent, has been
When hate ymi se. t a runner on and *lay there."
working lab-iru«isly on a junior cup
furgrt New Yorkrr Horace MctiarThe 7T-ytarudd pitcher, from program of it* nwn-btil the Te
nly when they get to talking about first, without edvanting to tha
.Jr* caisecartvE V V
nant ba*e, turn hark in the hats- j Rochester, N.Y , a 21-game win suit* haie hern negligible,
Italian baseball.
S E A sa i a s u A S i / e \ >
line to shake the hand nf a baiter nrr and World Sene* star last year
Going into the third round nf
Le a p t r t n u y m m s \
And to Ihe surprii* of visiting who had just deliver'd the p«m* ha* been a big disappointment lhi* the National* today, Ihe only memPITCH£ P AUPP'lS 4 th
Americans, Ihry talk about base winning singm That, loo, hap- season Me hat an 11-144 record with ber of this year's Junior cup te«m
COHSECUTlV e )IAU M
ball a lot in Lhi* Latin land. Friend pvned this anrtu.
10 cnmnlrt* same* m II starts and of right playrr* -till in thr running
TOPS HCOMPLETE OAMtS
1y U S soldiers who taughl Italian*
In a game »f PilMi-irrh Giant own* a sub-pir 4 to earned lun i* “ —y MacKay
tu sten , Ohs'
Ihe game started baseball off In pitcher Hoyt Wilhelm's erase knu- average.
Ail the nlhrr* are rasing there re*.
Italy during Ihe last war. It mush, ckler gave him a rlrikeout. But
The trouble started when Coarh ms tlrirlly frnm the stanJs for th*
roomed until nowr there are l.ioo the pitch elu |r-| catcher Rev Halt Fred FiUsimmuns, on instructions re>l nf the week,
players, 9u tram* and nine leagues and the b a't-r made first base ftonj Durocher, strode out to the
-j-,, £(l , , tr!l further, with lha
in organitrd ball.
with no Double.
'mound lo lake Antonelli out i n 1rarrptm n of MacKay and Mika
Bui Horace McGarnty of Queen*
Instead nf
humiliation the fifth Inning nf the gauit- (;rrrn 0f Miami, Fla , the enlir*
was the unforgettable baseball fig uppn hi* ralcb n . Giant manager again*! Ihe Fhilllr*. The (iiant* frfll v ( l kpotked nut'In Ihe tin t
ure they yarn about over their l-eo Duroeher removed Wilhelm were leading 3-2. Antonelli bad r„un,j. jack Kramer and Don
spaghetti—the John 3lcGraw ol from tha gan e (blul/ enough the struck out Richie Asbburn, the fiiarlsr. who have been working
Italy,
Ulantv wor. ilfirst baiter, but Bobby Morgan * „ h ,'h, udl<
lhty -oul(J
A few da*.s Jatrr Brooklyn* doubled and Granny
Haiimcr tj„ better.
Hit Net Iuno team won four
PHILADELPHIA UT- Injuries tn
Hirer k#v player* in the New York straight national championship* Kandy Atnniu> struck nut. A* be walked,
uWhen
u * . tr.i.
i„ t.n
Green(# dropped
a « I. »-4.
completed h's swing 'he bat hit
r .u cam . out to
Id An- n>lon
, NieoU
p , , .*-4
, , , , de,,,
Stcngal Is ^cavcd (■unit-Philadelphia Phillies sene* through 1334 Then he manages) the Giant
catcher
We»
Wcstrum
on
th*
tonclli
he
had
enough.
Johnny
,
ln
|h
f
lfCond
rmjnd
r
(
|t
(
r / |y<
that ended yciterday have hohhted all-star national team that won
and hr fell to tha ground stalked around the mound. thr*w h . .. K
u .i.,.
By Ump Saturday both rluh* in their ttrelrh fight Italy its first European baseball head
while the ball w-«nt to the stands. down the rosin bag several l
i
m
e
*
, Iu*
fur third plate in the National champlonihip.
l
i
e
r
with
a
big
a
tn
ic
e
—lha
kind
NEW YMlIK UD-Casev Strnjel, League.
Professionally. Horace m anned Amom* stood n*ar th* head and and acted rrluctant tn relinquish vuu need In heal the Australian*
hr
fell
lo
Ihe
ernund
while
the
ball
the
ball
lo
tha
incoming
Ramon
FIRST TINE
manager of the New York Van—lumrii bark Dick Raskind of For
The Phila yesterday |o»t Mugging the Battle Monuments Commission vent to tha staid*. Amorns stood
TALLAHASSEE, - When Florida keet. It known ea ■ man never
MotuanL
est Mills, N Y . 6 1. 6-4, 6-1. 6-4.
railTier
Han larpata afler third cemetery of Nrltuno, where thou near tha batter’s box feeling sorry
Stale University meets Virginia level for words but he managed
When
ha
reached
the
bench,
Itaveman Willie Junta was in sands nf Americana who lost their
MacKay, incidentally, was a
Tech In Tallahaiiea October I. II until yesterday In itay In rvery activated Fit lay night. The (Manta lives on the Antio beachhead and for Weslrum. Afler much prompt Johnny grabbed hi* Jacket tn an
mrmber nf last year'* junior cup
ing
from
the
R-ooklyn
benrh
he
will mark the first time lha two hall game regardless of dlfiercnce*
angry
motion
and
went
down
Ihe
|n*t the service* of their shortstop elsewhere in the Italian campaign ran to first and wound up on se
team, too, along with Al and David
irhoolj have met in football.
ateps leading lo th* clubhuus*
wilh the umpire*
and captain, Alvin Dark, for the tie buried.
llafum of Coral Gablet, Fla . and
cond. Weilr- m was in no condi That’* where h* met Durocher
But in lha ftr*l Inning of 'un- remainder of the aeavon when he Hiv spare time was devoltd to- tion to cha«» Ihe ball.
"I
waTaw*™
th.V
j7h‘
n
«
‘'w*s
r’«r
ionIy
‘,l •M„o»„ junlf,r
n(
I
was
aware
mat
Jonnny
cuppfr,Calif-.
mh#
GOOD RECORD
!day'» game with Ihr Ma*hingi»nj ,i|fferrd a shoulder separation tn baseball.
Legal Noticv
l-ater in P l'r’briigb th# Fred blowing his top out (hero on th*
TALLAHASSEE. - Flondi Sine Senator* ha got lha heave-ho j ,h„ y rld, y Bl|hl
Horace rounded up most of It- Merkl# boner of U*on was revived, mound,'* Durocher aaid. "but I enterrd this year's nationals,
University's head football coach, from Umpire John Flahrrly
•'ll TITIOI • V I U R
Tony Trahert. tnp-ieeded Amerlaty'a
be*l playera for his Neltuno th a t's th# play v-hero the runner
fa>|iata
rnllaptrd
yralerday
aft
M irier. in riK ni.nr n tv rrc Tom Nugent, has an over-all head
When Boh Turley, the Yank*'* er hrlting a first Innlhg three-run team and became Ihe "magician oo first fails to tnine second base didn't want In are It. That'a why ran polishrd off Japan's Atsuahl
T li.l »r a i>
In n>i>|n**« coaching record nf I t wins, 31 loses
I
stepped
down
into
thr
runway.
starting pitcher, walked the Hr*l hmucthri in the Phil* 7-1 In** to Anno, knocked off opponent* with when th* hatter ainglrs to send
at i i < v* »*» r i m n u n , e«nf..r,i
Miyagi. 6-1, 6.1. 6 1.
fumln-’l-- (Vunlr, Pl.n-U
-in.l-r and I U*a.
two Wathtnlgon hatter*, Caiey the Giant*. Me circled thr bait* o( Nelluno." Neltuno, n«*t door lo horn* the wino'r.g run from third. After all, lha season ha* only
Ken Rntewall of Australia, who
three
week*
to
go
so
1
figured
tn
L1"
Fu r w it u b b
came itraming mil of the dugoul hut staggered on hi* way hark to a regularity disheartening to the
r r . v n . l t . . * 4 l l i i l * * 1 nt*n e in
It took a t-atr nf Pitts burgh get out of the way. What 1 is Ihe rofavorile along with Tra
r»
«»W riant* p u r-u -m tn t h ,
end
headed
fnr
the
mound
Then
DECORATED
,.f ilia I'lrtitfm i* \am > Mia*
the bench and eventually collapsed other learns, most of which brought moklc* to revi-e the play. Gene wouldn't are wouldn't hurt me,
hert, toyed with Robin H'illncr of
* ii.
Iw w U t ►»< * |l.* »
rtnrtU a
TALLAHASSEE. -Asalslant fool- he detoured tn the plate and pro in the dugoul.
in American players nr managers Free** we« an th* first b*«» and
Lora Angelrs, 7-3, 6-3, 6-2.
"However,
I
heard
the
rroad
a i t l J i o w ith lh a n . t » n f i t , , n r . hall roach Frank
ceeded
to
tell
Flaherty
what
he
Toomty of
Ifamon Mejia* tinplrd. Freese, huiiing and knew what was up.
cnl* •'own ■>* St-mlnnl* C o u n ty.
in an effort In slop Neltuno.
Today,
Temple
Unlvendly
Hos
In the wunirn'a division, Airs.
rln tM a
Florida Stain Unlraralty wow a thought of hi* ends. That was the
Horace took rare of hit playera. eealiting the sloirl* won the game The nest thing 1 knew Johnny wa* Beverly Baker Fleiti nf Long
pital termed hi* Condition "satisIt. II n r l .r
end
for
Stengel,
lie
w*e
Immedi
nurple
heart
in
World
War.
II
wide
Ii n r n r d t ' '
*<i lha 10th, frerame so jubUtant
ately thumbed nut of the sljdlum factory" hut Heel Inet) In reveal Ihe Many were given Joba at Ihe ceme that Instead of headlrg to second coming slown the runway muttrr- Bearh, Calif., seeded No. 3, led
OM NEFtn
In action with the Marine*.
ing something about being mis Ihe way Into the third round with
nature nf hi* lllne** A rluh spokes tery.
Hate, he tum id around and shook handled and threatening tn takr a 6 0, 6 0 victory over Kay Hubman said, however, that It wai
Then last September Horace
Mejia*' Hand.
the 10:30 train home. Even Ihtn I bell of Conway, N.H.
hrlirved hr was suffering ■ rear- left.
Phitlla eeiler fielder Richie tried not to gel angry.
Imn from a heaning Friday nigh!
So did a lot of thr jobr.
Athburn, noticing the Imnrr. t»«sAs hr passed me I stopped him ever I thought best and that ho
by Cilanl. Pilchrr John (Windy)
Now Nrttuno la in third place
McCall Lnpata'i prolrrlive hel and out of lha running far tha flag, cd the ball back lo llnv Smalley and askrd: 'Whgt's wrong, John?' would bark me up in anything I
who
stepped
on
aeeond
h**a
tn
"Ha answered ‘why did you lake did" Leo said. "So that'a the way
met was ga<hrd by the pitch but for the first lime since 1UI.
fore* Freese. It nullified th# run
he remainrd in lha game and
Even with Horace gone and Net- and lira Phillies came up with four me out? I had good stuff. That's it stands right now. He's suspended
played again Saturday night. Hr'a tuno down, Ihe American hand
the way U'a been all year. I'm period."
in the hotpilal for et least II play* a big role In this year’s runa In the 1Ith to 'Heratly steal taking the 10:30 train homa tonight
■
gama
from
th#
Piratrs.
V. S. Moment pitched no-hit ball
hour* observation and rest and its
and I won't be back lomormw."
Italian championship.
These boners a r t happening at
Durocher wtpl on. "I still r«- tn relief lo prtaerva Urn A l lead.
unknown when, or if, he'U gel back
In first place la the L a in team a tins* when litreball owner* aro mained calm. I captained to him
in action Ihii year.
Jones' ttatu* Is altn doubtful He of Rom* managed by Joe Uibas ef mnra concerned about catting tale* that bt hadn't aaactly been throw
suffered a frarlurrd finger tn Fri- Scranton. Pa. In serond place, only vision and radiu fana hark into ing aspirin tablets up there ani
dav night’* game while fielding a a game behind U Ihe Uberiaa In their parka. ln*lra<t. the anile* nf that lha Phillies weren't eaactly
hall. Mr may *re »nme action be ter tram of Milan, managed by tome of Ihe athlete* on the field hilling bunts olf him. I told him
ALL THIS WEEK
only lend (o make tha gama mora 2ft guys can't manage a ball club
James blrong of Atlanta, Ga.
fore Ihr rod uf Ihe year.
'
tarpala and Jones have hern sup- There are no paid ball playing confusing.
and 1 also added, ‘no, John, you
Thera wilt be mar» bon*r piers can go Into lha rlubhnure and take
nlvmg much of lha phila timely jobs. It's purely amateur, although
hitting in their drive from sevrnlh learns help players find job* often. and odd happening* before the off that uniform and calrh the
Each club loses about M.OOB a *#a*nn is over. Rut thr average 10:30 train. You're suspended In
to third plarr, which they rrlln.
quithrd yatlrrday by Ml percent year. II la made up by a donation baaaball fan haa had hia fill.
definitely without pay',**
from the Italian Olympic cemmltage points to the Giants.
Durocher said fat Immediately
lee, who** roffera bulge from •
Tha highest wind r*eo»d. • telephoned Horace si one him and
percentage nf (he wtnkly soccer gnat of 231 mile* an hour, wa* etplahifd Use circumstances to the
lHU'FLAVOH OR
ANOTHER FREER LEADER
|FLA. 6RADK “A” M O |
pool.
recorded In April, 1B34 on Naw president of Ihe Giant*.
SUGAR CREEK
TALMIIASSEE. When hit wife.
"Horare said I was In do whatHampshire's ML Washington,
Peg. presented him with a fine
NEW ADDITtONR
hahy girl thil p u l Auguil, Florida
TALLAHASSEE.- Upon romplOStafe Untvenlly'i hee^l football
coach. Tom Nugent, hailed the new Don of tha 1033 football toasoa, a
arrival as a cheer leading candidate 10,000 soil addition, plui a brand
In go along wilh three other girls new press box. will be added In
(WHOLC)
and Ihe threw hoy* Ihe Nugrnli al Ibe West Stands al Florida Stale
ready have The boys, naturally, University's Doak I . Campbell
will play football!
stadium.
'
Ry L. B. CHARADES
Key Player Injuries
Have Clubs Hobbling
THANK YOU!
&W£ ARE GLAD YOU CAME
C LO S ED
TO OUR BIRTHDAY P A R T Y . . .
WE A PPR EC IA TE YOUR
GOOD WILL 6 PATRO N AGE...
O PEN
MON. SEPT. 1?
# WRIGHT'S
BARBER SHOP
FRYERS
Promising Young Ends
M ay Figure For Gators
Lb.
U n it 4,
DIXIE CRYSTAL
JtAKERtTE
SUGAR
VE ARE
JUSt A rawor THE HUNDREDS
GAINESVILLE, — A pair of
prom sing young ends who may
figure la Florida's future fool ball
■ellvitka are sophomores Jim
Veal* and Billy Ayers'.
‘ Yeels, at • foot a, M pounds,
Is railed one of the best sopho
more end prospects on the Gators*
team this year. He halls from
Corpus Christ!, Teaai.
Ayers, welghlag t u sad alsadmg • feet 1, Is a converted halfberk. a poaitiaa be played la
high school at Apalachicola, and
was an euD landing k k k tr I
that ached. Be averaged <1 yards
p er klek.
W ats, who play* aa Die right
side of tha line, will perform at
the same Million with Florida'a
talented alternate Captain Ray
Brown Ayeri, a left end. i» on
the tam e aid# nf the line wtth
Let term ea Weiton Lockhart afd
late* leal year. Re w,7l study
building construction when be
react** upper division, a , Billy is Ihe sea of Mr. sad H ri
Henry F. Ayers, wha new reside
ia Feet It. Jae.
Jim , whoee father la Mr. X D
Vast* ef Corpsta Christ!, intend;
te study basinets admlalilratkri.
N tR O fM M R TACKLES
Another pair ef aophemeret whe
could m ale ihe grade wtth the
varsity Ibis year are ladda caadldstM Jack Wslawrtgbt ef Lawtty ta d Bay Midden ef |L Lada,
Mo.
Wafawrtghi enptnla a # ___
•ted High's 1M team, first ptired
with the Caters as . a frtahmaa
la i m before being called tabs
aervJte. He played ewe year ef
hall while fa the Army, serving
with tbp 341st Infantry Regiment
M Daly:
la URR VaJawrlgM weighed
The
TTW yotvsetr royally at t a eaev-hvM
.
w t t a a OK Used < 5 ,! OK
th*x're th0f0q|Wy faiipectad
«rf ^wUicaBy recnaditioaed Though OK
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FOR SALE—Two Bedroom Frame
• Smoker
Hnuie. located on 10ft ft. lot In
ALL FO R
City Desirable location. Electrie Sovr. Refriferatnr, Hot Wa
$129.00
ter heater. Automatic Washer
and Spare heater included.
LOW DOWN* PAYMENT. Bal MS4* A 1st »L
Phase i n
ance like rent. rhone 19.1ft dur
ing the day, 1*92 J after 7 p m .
nr a n te Box 1233 Sanford, Fla. DINING Room fumlture-Duncan
Phyle Cm'rb .Mshogsny. ExcelIrct condition. Table, stx cbsirs.
To Help You Rent or Buy,
Bullet, Chin* cabinet and serv
Rata L Fa)Urn
ing Table. Muqt be seen to ap
( Ke*. Real Estate Broker)
preciate Mm . John I-. BrumAanabell* Brawn IlenAersoa.
ley. Celery Ave., fhnn# H73-W.
Associate.
r h . 2ST1 — 17-02 a t Hiawatha
ion ACRES Beautiful Lake Baggerlr Appliance Center
"Your Weiunghnuse Dealer"
Front Near town.
Maytag Washers
' ire
P raia 1737
11* ACRES Lake View Citrus 11* Magnolia Ave
Land. Clot* In.
CONCRETE
Ready Mlied Concrete, Concrete
Large Spreading Dak
Block, Ssnd, Gravel, Cemrnl
Shade* this 3 Bedroom CR home
Concrete Tip* to Meat All Qualslocated on a Oft' x 130’ Lof Kit
fttsuoa*.
chen equipment. Spare Healer
and Drapca with Comic* Boards
included — To S en ice Person Sh
Concrete Pip* Cau
nel 11 *00. down.
Owt Heat 13th BL
Rewtae Marhlnev, and Repairing
3 l
■ENT’S 1*4 S. Park Phene 17*2.
Phone 112* • A I . Peterson IBro bar
Associates . A B. Paterson Jr.,
— Factory m Ten ilw n livw
£ . J . Chesterton. Garfield Wlltts. John Meiaeh. R. W. Wil
V
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Blind*
liams, A C. Doudney, Land Sur- Enrlased Mad. Sag-proof
teyor._______________________
rail wNh pUctte end*. Plastic er
rayon tape*- Cotton er nyLw
C A. WHIDDON. SR.
cords.
Rag. le a l f ena* Beaker
SiaklH k G ita and Paint Ca
V, E. Douglas, Associate
Phone 2M
t i t A Park
Pk. UB 113-114 West fed SL
IK E Bealaoie Really foe Deslrn r a r n
RF.D-I-MIX CONKRETK
W. 1 .
abl# Hemes s a l ApU.
Miracle Concrete Co.
Realtor — OeneejMssuriace
• loom furnished ApartmenL
rhone 1.113
Aseacl sis 130* Mm A tf.
23M Mxlionvtlie.
i l l N. Park Ave. Used furniture, appUances, tools,
Fiona ZUI
etc. Bought-sold. Larry's Mart.
NATMOND M. NALL.
LOVELY Cotlaias, nicety furnish
I l l East 1st SI. Phone 1*31
A D. HirtUeymin.
__m an. As
Associate
ed. By Week o r Month. Home
srrtson. Assoeiato
M iR irri*
A Little Bit nf Everythlne'
after a p. m. or on week-ends. I 30* Sou in Park Ave.
Phone MQ |
THE CURIOSITY SHOP
4 miles south on 17 92, FiveNEIGHBORHOOD STORE
Points Mold. R. J . Carroll.
Nest in Bennett's Court 17-92 So.
Large building equipped with nec
essary fixture* and equipment
USED TRACTORS
Drslrabla Furnished ApL Fh.
BrKt Tractor Cv
for operating grocery, meat
432-W.
market, and general store, sit
if 17-eJ flewIk
uated on 117 fret of frontage on
FURNISHED ApL MO Park Ave.
West 3rd Street. Living Uuar-1 Practically new 7 ft refrigerator,
n miborrvxod Chamb«’i gas r*ngc Phone 201
ii badly In need of star* In this
N. L Bishop, 213 Colonial Way.
section. Price of 11,300.00 in
UNFURNISHED SOOT* * O J
cludes Real Estate and Person Good Practice Tiano 340 00, Phone
West 2nd St, Phone 14ft-J or
al property. Exclusive! Terms
137* J
Iftft-J.___________ ___ _______ _
can be arranged,
Persimmon*— Fhunski and TanCLEAN Three Room »‘urnlsb«J,
Apartment. Private eotxsnc*'
lace. Phone 136* M-4, 33 per
NO CLOSING COSTS!
i r e bath.
r p k w . i*a-w.
bushel.
That'* right, folks! You get cre
sad
dit for your entire down pay
Oarage Apt, 1101 Magnolia Avt.
ment towards the purchase price Plans, medium upright Just tuned
A-l condition
1100. P h o n e
of 3*100 00 «n this brand new,
CLEAN furnished Apt. One, Two
1723 It.
3
bedroom
m**onry
home,
Just
people. *33.00. *11 Pack Ave.
completed. Paved road, ju*t
IMrylffl & Lawnmowem
out of city, but with city w itrr.
Furnished Kitchenette apt* Air
Pan* and ft o .minion mg
This I* a REAL BARGAIN,
Conditioned. Slumbcrland Court.
Msnlev's Bike Shop
DOWN PAYMENT*, you name
M il Orlando Drive.__________
Phon# 2434
it, we'll try to arrange the rest. 310 E. 4th St.
LARGE
Comfortable
Lounge
L a r p 3 bedroom unfurnished apt.
Kitchen equipment optional.
C h a i r Brown Dura-plsstlr.
laviks like leather, with two
Yard, trees, 1703 Mag. rh . 1*73 W. P fE TU CIM
T. W. NERO
fool Ottoman Excellent condi
o r 13**-J.
IN I Park Ave.
n *r i u
tion. Cost 3100. sacrifice due to
moving 330. Phone 3414-M
FURNISHED S Room homa on
Two Redraaas Haases
Ssnford-DeLand highway. Vi Take your choir# of two. Either
PIANO
— Upright
Rosewood,
| Ml:e North nf St, John's River
can be financed for less than
123. 31* Palmetto Ave.
bridge. J . M. Gardner, Phone
f 1000 00 down, balance monthly.
noa-j-i
Both have kitchen equipment 4-Door Filing Cabinet ......... 323.
S Bedroom fumlshad house, long Robert A. William*. Realtor Benaix Auto. Washer . . JdO.
.. . .
320
French. Inquire U* French. Bay meed Laadqalst, Associate China Cabinet
Phone 1C73 Atlantic Bank BIdg. 2 Pc. Sectional Couch. ... 127 30
Phone 3293 J.
t Goll clubs, hag. balls
310
Two bedroom furnished apart- *— ARTMXJta non IALK —g New Inner-Spring Mattress 321 30
||4
ment. 2101 Magnolia, SY>.» IJdR SAuE - Keamora“ Bie7dcw. k oijih Bed it Mattress
Baby Bed* k Mattress's
310. up
monthly, Phone 1673, Robert
gSyj ggoo, m < 3nr M
’ A WlQjim*._________________
.let#*. in'*
.
tin
New Items Evens Day
Plates.
10'* hi
dia..
110.00,
HaU
BUFER TRADING PORT
Oock. 10 year* old. noeds
GARAGE APARTMENT -sm a ll.
spring, *20 00, Dunran-Phyfe. ■I-Way IT *3 South Phene Itl> R,
Newly decorated, all conveemahogany Dialog Table (refences. M ils Palmetto. PbaM
cessed leaf! ftl" x 30", 140 00,
l
3M-W,______________________
Hall mirror, mounted, plate- UgBeet CASH. TRADE-IN price*
Mid far aeed furniture CaQ N i.
OR LEASE —Servlet Station, ex
Wtlsow-Maler Furniture Co. i l l
cellent location. Bishop A Hart.
M trkaten for Sinclair Ranging
Co, Phoot 2411.______________
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Nicely Furnished * mom garag#
(TTIIVaN RHEPERD Puppies. Jt.
apt. Phone 111 or 943-R after
I). Priest. South Sanford Ave.
V E N E T IA N M J N D S ~
4 p. m. C. C. Welsh._________
Phine 3*0-W-t.
IKaNoully Ada. Rolla-i
Ml
S Room ApartmenL 113 Elm Ave.
3 Registered Chihuahua Puppies.
Phono 29*3.
Phone 23*7.
2 Room furnished Apartment. PrlSHETLAND PONY’ - Nice, gen
vat* aatranee. n o n e 1007-W. • i T A i n r r a t g p a n e l i n g
tle and broke to ride. Phone DaI l l Palmetto Ave.
Ijwd, 1132-n.
Natfvo a ad r#rvigw Moods.
Soo Them At
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FOR SALE — Ifi II P Johnson
ou'boanl Motor, like »•» . Mivlrl
Ow4 Wee* 124h
rb#we 24*9 N ^ n m u m i i * -1
tt
Excrllrnt C o n d i t i o n
FLOOR sanding and nmshing. Buy your Furniture at Rrrrv'*
tUMftn Phunr !t?7 nr M43. 2ilh
aeanm g. waxing. Serrtag Semi
Warehouse Funs., Co, at 901 W.
SI. Rt No. 2 B«x 49?
nole County since 1*23. IP M
l<t St. All nationally adv. furGleason. Lake Mary.
a n u rt at warthous# pticet.
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Mn nnililionril liiiarantrrd
Spare Ib’slrri and k'tnor Furn
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aces Liberal Trade-In.
Lost —Gift wrapped rarksgc on U i II P .SKA KING,
govri condition
. .. 3 ^ 3 0
Elm near 23th St. Please Re1. I. II r . LVINRUDE.
turn to 2414 Elm Reward
run- like a top and heat*
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1007 Banlard Ave.
FHIGIDAIKK apellenee*, eale*
like new
339.93
and service. G. II High. Oviedo. 3 H P SCOTT-ATWATF.lt.
Fla. Phone 4131 er
rrlimxhrd
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P . M. C A M P B E L L
14U-W after t p m.
3 II JOHNSON.
General Contractor
Very 2<ki>i condtlinn ... . Ii 1000
"Uonin of DlsUnctinn"
I
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Rl Way 17 *3
rimee 1447 u - t i r n i i ttsmtPM Ewi - o T » m 3 It SKA IIF.K'S
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HAYNES fltnee W arune Co.. 3,4
For Better Plumnmg
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.. 3U.30
Sales-Ran tala. 314 Magnolia. Ph I S H.WIZARD
W. J. K IN G
I* FIRESTONE,
MM Booth Park Phan* M
with lank. Itkr nrx*
3104 0ft
M. G. HODGES
Serves on All Water Pumps—
Welle Deliled - Pimp*
Paata le a d Phene 7**
BKAimf PARLORS
HARRIETTS
BEAUTY NOOK
-21
21. Earth U «,
gixiMeea
22 A rah'in
garment
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.................. 3*9 93
10 H JOHN MIN',
wt li j e e r thill, tank . . . . 3133 00
10 II P FI HESTONr..
g rsr *hift model ....... 3*' °0
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33
with gear ihift, lank, and
remoto rnnirnl*
$163no
W
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r^ sFla.a ’aaL'K?.
Call Mrs. Hut
chison. Phone 2374-W.
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R a f*
QUICK CASH for Furniture. Add
ing Machines, Typewriters, Out
board Motors. Boats. Super
Trading P m l One mil* South
17-95. Phooo
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42. The enugtr
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Air Conditioned
Juat Call 1821 and ask for
41. One or (he
13 H. FASTWIN
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10* E. 2nd St.
4i
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thn Want Ad department
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44 American
Glax*. Aluminum or 3lahogany
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buffalo
I'J'
Boats.
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43 Fortified
• Warn u 4 Damp
Gator trsllrrs. Several mndr.l*
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M • Wash end Dry
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want
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Sanford Ave. itn v iia i
town. Put ena te work for you
g aaaoa
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Phone 1*21. W* will ba glad la I M c. 1 r rm
GATLIN BROTHERS
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charge IL
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Dragline and Bulldoier Service
than 34,NO readers. Tall 'em to
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HIGH SCHOOL ROT with Fewer
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714-M-4.
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I I I ) M arch far T r o w
Free estimates. Phosa 1317-W.
11:41 OuM iaf l,l«M
11:11 kiw h ao Ba-w
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pair Work. Thomai W •rguI aa S o . o I.aala
son, Thone 3KH-R.
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j e e h y . Opm Even lags and
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JOB WANTED
riaktar P ay
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Th# men wbe Kee e slue,
By retired Air Force nil*. Am
r t i Aaarai Slain,
Bieielde W h in Bales,
; 7a why euf (laiilfied's
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willing to work without salary
Pals the, tin .
te a nn«a llnuaa
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until employer 1* satisfied. Be
aa 11 a o t v n e a e n K L e
lies* 1 can qualify in hardware, FOR SALE — 1944 Indian TraL
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took their tra P ir to Hollywood
the birth of a
Thursday whera iw Jus em daughter, Katherine Lynn, on
ployment- during L tir absence, Aug. 16. The young Lady weighed
they nave rested theu home to • lbs. 11 ox. The Fields also bare
Mr. end Mr* R. E. V>R* and three tons.
borough have aa their guests for family. Mr. Wells, of Northwest
Fnendj of W. P. Burke will be
awhile, their daughter, Mrs. Bill Avblms b attached to NAAS,
sorry to hear that k i l n paticnf
Hchlusemeytr of Virginia. Their
at the Central Florida TB Hospi
daughter, Mrs. Danny Whiting Sanford is a Ibaos capacity.
tal in Orlando.
and children of Washington left
Friends
of
Mrs.
John
ChalUey
Mr. aao Mrs. E. 0. Fasrcett re
Sunday for their home.
Jr, will be glad lo bear that sbo
Hubert Kirkland of Orlando is sufficient!) Improved to be re turned Monday from an extend*
visited Phillip Bauer and Mr. and moved tram the hospital and D *d vacation spent b Highland,
N. C.
Mra. Harry Geiger b s t week.
now recuperating at the home
M’. and Mr*. W. L. Alderman of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. MilM r and Mrs. George Chapman
■pent a few days in Fort Pierce k r of Longwood.
have moved to New Orleans. La.
with Mrs. Aldermans* sister, Mrs.
Mr. and Mra. Roy L. Howell Jr.
Judton Leonard.
Mrs. Marvin Young and three
and sons, Milton and Stanley have
rhlldren
are
living
in
the
Ball
Mr. and kin. E. H. Grant htd
returned from a month's vacatloa
n* their guests Sunday, Mr. and cottage.
spent at New Smyrna Beach.
Mrs. Van Moody and children of
Mrs M. W. Roberts and son
Miami.
William Musgrare Jr. returned
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Atwood! and Mr*. B. Y. Carver b ft Moo- to his borne In Chicago, 111., Mon
day
for
their
respective
home*
in
spent Wednesday in Daytona
Hampton and Suffolk, Va., alter day. He was called here by the
with friends.
serious illness of his mother.
Mra. Ethel Thomas had as her, •pending a week with their father, Friends of Mrs. Mu*grave will
J.
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Cochran.
They
were
called
guest Sunday, her sister Mrs.
here by the sudden death of their be glad to know that she is Im
A. E. Moran of Jacksonville.
proving it the Florida Sanitarium
E. H. Grant U spending th is! slater, the U b Mrs, E. E. Uoyd In Orlando, where she Is a pa
week in W’est Palm Beach with Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nichols.
tient.
Mr. and Mrs. Cader Hart had' Mr and Mri Vemer Krlton
Mr. and Mrs. F. E Donaldson
aa their guests for the weekend, and children, Jtayt Ann, Bruce and children, Mus Laura Mac
Mr*. Hart'a brother-in-law and and tinda have returned from a and Gary, have returned from a
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ruiirll brief vacatloa spent visiting rela vacation to Galveston and San
W’oodbura ard daughters of Mis tives in Connecticut. “Skipper" Antonio. Texas, where they visit
Nelsrn accompanied them home.
sissippi.
ed hu brothers.
The Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Ellen* They riport untold damage in
wood and family had a t their New England, done by recent
Mrs. Don Barager who, has
guests Saturday, Mr. and Mr*. hurricanes.
'been visiting her aiater-m-law.
A rt Williamten and family ef
Mn. A. Y. Kemp celebrated Mra. W. P. Burko, hai Joined ber
Dads City.
a birthday recently and in boner husband, who la currently employ
Mra. E. H Grant is spending of that, she and Mr. Kemp were
this week with hrr snn-in.bw and the guests of Mr. and Mra. P. D. ed In Miami.
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nan Andeison at Lake Emma Satur
Word has been received that
te s in Winter Park.
day evening, la honor of the ocea Mr. and Mr*. Frank Evens are
alon, the hoi te n served birthday Improving, although she is still
cake, ice cream, mints and fruit confined lo a Boston hospital.
punch.
Both were victim* of a virus.
County Personals
Longwood
X GROUP O f plnaerMt school 1«*’t»r* ncftisrr •'■hnol I,<*>1 * and
malarial fur thr "blackLaard a tp 1*: ation" of tomorrow'* event.
Fhuwe la Utl* plrlur* (left to rlr-i'-1 »rr Mi* Je n . V»nr». Mr*.
Batina Carn«* Mra. Ann Prrr.rh Erhol*. *ml Mr*. Moirarct Brian.
(Staff Photo)
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MIBB LUCILLE CAMMELI. of th» r W r e . t F-KM IcarMnr stuff
explains sum* of her "Ira/n t r do n r" eiom at'* that will b* di*played In hat rlauraom . Hricnee. Iitr'aiiiti*. hUtrrv. art. a rt all
part of Ml** r#innl**H'» exhibit. l.ltaff Photo)
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Mr. and Mra. Cbude Hakes had
aa Uiclr guests recently, Mrs.
lfakea brother-in-law and slater,
Mr. and Mra. Van Rosier of New
York.
Miss D*!phln# Phillip* had a*
her quest for a weak, Virginia
Pickett of Titusville.
Mr. and Mra. Lester Harper
had as their recent guests, Mr.
and Mr*. Jack Durant and Allen
and Buddy Evans.
Mr*. John Marwell returned
homo Tuesday after spending
three menths la Qhio with
friends and relative*.
Mr. and Mra. Jettle Shuler
hav* returned home after spend
ing n month hi Minnesota with
relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mra. W aiter Yar*
IT VIRGINIA
P. ANDe I s Cn
Friend* of Mr*. Jej»l# Vlckerv
• ill hr Informed to know that
the underwent m rgrry la Pen«a
cola Weanetday and la reported
to ba maklaf a food recovery.
Sha la the mother of Mra. L M.
Coaioti, with whom aha hai vlaited many timei.
If a lor and Ur*. Roy Brawn
YEARLY PAYMENTS MADE
SALAMANCA. N.Y. UP* - The
government will make its annual
distribution of "treaty cloth" to
morrow and Saturday to Indiana
of the Seneca Nation.
Each Inhabitant will receive two
yard* of unbleached sheeting.
Thetq yearly paymenla are re(pilred by a 1TM treaty between
the United States and tha Seneca
Nation. The Indians twice have
rejected government offers to set
Mr. and Mrs. James Fields of tle the account with a lump-sum
Ft. Meade, formerly of Lake Mary paym ent
Friends of P. K Kelley will be
sorry lo hear lhat he patted away
Friday at Orange Memorial Hos
pital in Orlando, as a result of a
bruxen hip which he sustained
several wveki ago. Funeral serv
ices were held at the graveside
Sunday afternoon at Sunset Hill
Cemetery, Valdosta. Ga. Mrs. Kel
ley b making her home srith her
son and daughter-in-law. Dr. and
Mr*. William 1L Kelley. Orlando.
LOUISVILLE, Ey. IB-The FBI
ta li today the body of a man
round in Mammoth Cave National
Park had been Identified positively
as that of ■ vacatteoiog Chicago
chsmiat who oed beeo aiaalng
since July JO.
Thoms* J. C tlltf , speefel
in chargs of the LootevOe FBI afflet, said Informant* provided by
a young Milwaukee twvpla had re
sulted in findteg the body. Both
ire being held.
The Kill In Chits go sell the body
had been identified is that ef
Lt-ais A. Finn. TJ. He bad been
mining since July » whea bo left
Palm Beach. Fix., lo visit a brotht r In Yuma, Arit.
Cau*e of death has Bed been
ciiabilahcd.
Greriy said taformitioo prodded
by Leonard LaFood, » . and Jo
Anne Severson, II, resulted la find*
ing the body.
Turns Down Raise;
Collection Taken !
NEW YORK <D-Early this week
Patrolman Julius A. Horal, 93,
turned down a promotion to detec
tive. He said It wasn't worth the
extra *315 a year, considering ha
would have In s time lo spend erilh
his family. *
A detretiva Is on call a round tha
clock, while a patrolman works
specified hours.
The word got around In Wan
Slreet. which has been Horal*
beat for most of hla B years on
th* force. Folks in Bte area, re
membering the poUeemaa’a p ait
k i n d n e s s and aeutoeratloo,
"passed the bit.**
R e s u l t , contrlbutieni totaled
t l ,300—equal to six y ean a t the
pay boost Horal turned down.
Syngman Rhee Was In Big Demand
SEOUL. Hi — Ten years ago. same soflspokrn beardrd genii*
when Ihn end of World War man who la pouring sw million
II brought Korea's liberation Irow dollars a year Into th* lt> public of
41 j eats of Japanese occupation, Korea won't M tha UUKs o u rrh
•very political group In the coun north atid disrupt the armistice
try, larludtng the nmmunlit*. which brought an uneasy peace
wanted one name 1u beard their in 1933.
While Kmron amt United Na
R*rly.
That nam« was Synsman Rlitc— tion* troops guarded the armistice
old Dr. Bhee who had spent a life line that divides the peninsula,
time being a t.V.rn m the side of KOK links are only allowed three
the Jepanr»e ma»tars. When In- days’ supply of gasoline. Infantry
first returned to Korea, ithre did and artillery men are given only
to t want lo asioriate liimsrll with enough ammunition lo keep them
political party, especially the shooting three day*.
communists who had selird con U N. cnmmandrr* are worried,
trol of the northern pari of the however, because three daya* sup
plies might be mooch for the
country.
"I have DO special reason to op ItOKs to hammer inlo Kaesoag,
bom communism, exerpt Ihti,” only 10 miles north of the d e m a m
M e t told them bark in !»U. “ All lion line at Panmunjom and Just
commun|tls call Russia their fa below the parallel.
therland. I am againsl this idea of On July 31, Syngman nhee hint
one Soviet world. That I* why I ed he might do Just that. In a dec
have no use for your party or any larallnn, the president Said communlst* occupying territory south
of you."
-Looking back now on that day,
Rhee tald In an Inieriew "It iparod the whole country was gof communist In lg>9."
- He tald American occupation
leaden and foreign correspond
ent! |U favored a roautlon gov•m ount which would toclude the
aammunisis.
“I told them there was no agreeRm M ponlUle with the eommueLtl> and refused to arerpt pari
bl a govern men! that I would In CHICAGO ID—The Chicago Trib
clude them. Ihslrad I west on a une said Friday Hire* bills from
tour of South Korra prrarhmg dr the missing tani.iyri of the GreenKocriry Ihc way I learned it Irom least kidnap murder r a n s o m
Woodrow Wilson We built a gov- money had been found In Chicago.
The F b l dcclinid Immediate
•rnmrnt without eommunlsta.
"We still have no rommunlsts comment
In South Korea. Whrnrver a person Th* Tribune laid that after the
begins lo talk In favor if rommu diirosrry more than 30 F B I
•tern, his family or friends try lo •genii, who have been seeking the
•erstied* him to change, but If he money for nearly Iwo years, bad
M a u l then they notify the police been assigned to aid bank emr i In cheeking |I0 and $30
V * come and get him.
»
“Th# whole nation la united, Just
A woman clerk In Uia federal
an* person, against commureserve bank of Chicago discov
at la tha greatest achieve- ered a $3Q bill that was part of
m have made in our first 10 tba ransom money, the Tribune
■aid. After she reported this, the
Bt to our uatled opposition bank ordered the day'e receipts—
■maoism," R h u went on, between 300.000 end too,too bills—
most Important achteventenl rechecked. Then two others were
VrdHj
A we have started a deraoe- frund, Ihe story said.
Previously one $30 bill had been
■ • country that was a monfer 1400 year*. Tba people found Aug. 4 In Minot, N.D., and
nUag for tha Oral time la two Mila earlier this week at tho
Padaral Reserve Bank of St-Louis.
Tribune Says Bills
In Greenlease Case
Turn Up In Chicago
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'ily ilRS. BEVERLY EATo N
Election of officers of tha
Lofigwocd Volunteer Fir# De
partment a u held at th« regutar meoting on Wednesday even
ing at the Kira Hall, Reelected
for th# roming year waa CMaf
John Karina, A m itent Chkf
Harold Wallia and Donald Hltaman, irraiu rrr L. L Cor, who
waa l**t yrar* secretary declined
r»- nomination and Joseph Screenay waa elected to a u u m t tha
»c< rrtarial dutiei.
Chief Karina announced that
I drill* will bo continued on each
Wednesday evening at 6:30 p.m.
and the la it Wednesday evening
in the month will continue to b*
fry .'nr mrrting night. Alio that
anyon. •u h ln g to Join may do
kj hy contacting any member or
ap[taring at tho Kir* Hall on
the above deilgnated night*.
Mayor and Mr*. Daniel Hereonry rntcrtainrd tha Longwood
Volunteer Firemen and their
famille* at a Death Party and
•auiagt roastv
Among those attending were,
Mr. and Mra. Harold Willla and
•on*, Druce, Keith and Billie
John; Mr. and Mra. Paul Cloutier
and daughter; Mr. and Mra. Don
ald Hitimen and aona, Jim and
f Jerry; Mr. and Mra. Maurice
Rudolph. Mr. and Mra. Charlea
Morrlion, Mr. and Mr*. 1- I*
Cor, Mr. and Sir*. John Karina
and daughter*, Deanna and Jonelle; Mr. and Mr*. Claude Layo
and Patricia Hcrteney.
Th# longwood Volunlaer Firsturn war# railed to Highway I7-V2
p.m. when a atale body truck
taught fir*. Florida Highway
Patrolman T. Mark Mack called
Longwood Fireman for oeaUtanca. Due to the prompt arrival
of tha firemen, two V) gallon
gaa lanVa were kept from exploding.
Mr, and Mra. Ralph Steven*
entertain.d the following with •
plrnlc dinner b a t Sunday i Mr.
! and Mr*. Joatph Goodrich and
rhlldren, Jo*epit J r , Michael and
Marjorie; Mr. and Mra. Harry
Ituaielt, Hanford; Mr. and Mra.
Del Warren, Kern Park; Seaman
| Jotrph llyrd, U.8.S. Lake Cham
plain; Bill and Ceorge .Byrd.
Jackaon, Tena., and Tbomaa,
Margaret and Waiter Sleveai.
" h r . and Mra. Haraebcl Demoretg and children of Winter
Park, wer# la town b a t Thurs
day visiting the b ttera parent*,
Mr. and Mra. James MtGraUi.
Tha Demoretta were on their re
turn home after apending several
wtcki of their vacation la Shoe
maker, N. M.
Mr. and Mra. Brad Stevrna en
tertained Mr. and Mr*. Ray
Frater, Mr. and Mra. Howard
Warren and Mr. and Mra. Wil
liam Bennett nt rnrda b i t Satur
day evening n t their home on
Molnar St.
J. A. Biatllne entered Die Win
ter Park Memorial Hospital last
Thursday for a minor operation
and expects to return home with
in a few days.
Mra. Ralph Stevens and chil
dren spent b a t Wednesday and
Thursday in Jacksonville.
Mr*. Florence Hunderlin is a
patient at the Winter Park Me
morial Hospital for observation,
haring enured b a t Sunday.
Missing Chemisf
Body b Identified
In Mammoth Cave
K
ns
Me* le to boceme the
raer
In Alla.
Ml' M i r l
h lV a ra W S #
a—wBi t
of the ttth parallel were unwel
com* guests, even though tha ar
mlitlre gave them temporary con
trol.
"Kaesong," Rhee said, "was Mm
capital af Korea until 000 yean
ago. When the Busslan occupied
i scry thing norih of in* lath Paral
lel. 10 yean ago, they used to tin
down Into Kaesong and frighten
our peop!*. Many of them left
"When the armistice talks aUrt*d, Kaesong was sort of In a no
man's land. They wanted come
place to conduct the talks and Kae
song was selected. Later an when
they decided to movn the lalha,
Kaesong was given to the commaniata.
"I think Ihe United Nations nagotialora would have thought twice
before giving away one of their
own cities, but they didn't care in
Korra. Kaesong didn’t mean anything to them. They had M Inter
est.
"1 am afraid that while the Unit
ed Steles is preoccupied talking
about peace, the eommunlsta will
attach again. Wa know they have
built up their sir power and that
they are m ailing again m Ihn
central front."
''There can never be any tree
peace tor tti until K ona U untied
again."
T o ast Is Proposed
For Future Peace
MOSCOW tit - Ben. George W.
Malone of Nevada, a
member nf the RapnUteaa party'a
right wgig, swapped toasta in
peacefu | coexistence Wednesday
with several Soviet Union Mg.
wlgj,
At a Yugoslav Embassy recaplion, the senator proposed g toast
to Minister of Power atgUeH
0corgi Malenkov and Pint Deputy
Primu Minister L M. Ki
rich, saying: "Toil k m
system. Wd have ears. N___ _
Uould try to interim vttk the
other.**
“w ry friendly visit" wtfh Ifco t*a
Colored News
aa
sn u x e sm ts:
Womon Fails T a il; R u h r Walker waa the gelemnto
ftwm Celery City Ledge ML
i to imltod again under
'After mdeying the eon
o are grateful to hart Trooper Is Injured
ATLANTA III - Mra. Maud* they VMM ralaUfva. Or.
m m m but the ecmPi |fPt!ppPMViig «mu
a n heAdteg half of our Fierce took a road tact tor a E- I o v S y J r a t f . ' R S
idftphta; the Eev. W. O. Beatty
Wg m ud hive unifies driver’! license Wtdneaday,
Two c a n w en aw aited, tha In Philadelphia; $hn B e a te r atet a n to Washing*
a
and Mra. Waites
m anTH*nr.
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Proudly die nation salutes L a b o rs
and rightly so! By their energy and
sk illfu l use o f m odern to o ls and
machines, the men and women o f
Labor have made America’s produc/
tion the highest in the world!
/
Free from the dictates o f socialS t
planners, new skills and improved
m ethods produce m ore things for
more people...creating the mghcstj
standard o f living ever known!
Ever conscious o f its responsibilities
Labor in Free America is an esteemed
p a rtn e r in th e L abor*InvestorManagement team that has built the
sinews o f our industrial m ig h t* the
bulwark o f our security and freedom!
�!
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New State Requirement
Draws Words From County
LONDON r —Britan today of.
| fered Cyprus a new romtilution
;m n j the island's MO n» retidenl!
more self rule and the prosper!
of tel! determination in lha future.
The move by Foreign Secretary
Harold McMillan was intended to
b re a k
a stile mite between
Rntain Greece and Turkey over
the future of the crown colony,
hcadquarl i t of Britain! Middle
Fast t-or-.niand.
Macmillan's proposal! w e r e
plarcd before a conference of for
eign ministers of the thiee allied
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V new State requlie men! fur St#j»ch taid, “ I im going tn spp
countries who have been meeting
T4LLAII\8SF.F f - A We»4
• count) toad* drew words from the rose M feet right of-w i). (or i *uhA PART O f th* Duitv Boot* Fntdl# Club tvirad* i t ii moved throurh downtown «tre*u of F«nfnrd here for nine days.
lust an hour W«»« J'm Ro ion n(ljrj 0f a ountyr I'nmmisvlonft* dunum ' And he added. ” 1 din t Palm Beach firm **ked the 5wyesterday prior to a gigantic QsH 'ry rodeo, and equate dance. Piovrr.lv (rum thj I ahor Day CelebraImmediate reactumi of Greek
d his wife were »«heduled to
motnmg »« they considered think th* Mate Road Department prune Court today in knock nett
tlon v tra contributed to the Crhmled Childtrn'a Home at Umatilla. (Photo by Jameson)
and Turkish representative* were leave
Sanford tor iheir vacation addition subdivision plats for ap-lhas an) light to come in and tell a *penal law on permits for Jat
not disclosed.
trip to Canad*. the popular San' us what w* can put into a road " alai ffonlon*
Rut ehancei of iheir accepting e.-rd men*’ »*«re oneretor fell, prnval
B F I’iiv Miami attorney,
Commission Chairman J o h n
Th* Rnird of Com nmsioneri unthe British proposal, as they stand end broke hl« left ankle and n e t
appear ilender. Judging from pre rushed te Orange Memorial Hos Mfi*ch said, " |t look! tn m* Ilk* ininiousl) supported the remarks railed upon th* court In hold th*
the Slate Road Department u get- made b) the Hoard Chau man and m s law iinmnvtitutMnal and to
vious statements of the Greek and
pital.
ting too much authority ‘
voiced their approval of okc)ing require the rtatr raring rnmmitTurkish governments.
Prrparatory to leaving nn bit
sion tn *v»ign italr* to the Fiontiui
live remark wav made over he county roada ol M feel
Greece has demanded Cyprus be
Inc. at West Palm Reach.
given the right to choose ill own vacation trip Rob«or * n rUening re<]uiiement of the Slate Road DeAl
thn
momtng'a
meeting
of
the
parlmenl for M feet on eounlv. Hoard of Count) Commissioner*, A*<l Ally. Gcnei s| Geoige Oweng
political future in a reasonably ibe gullet* around ib« roof of bn
. . .
ronlrnded the '9\S law was eonborne on Ea*t l l t b St . when t h e , ,oadi before they will be approved
ptnom
I WASHINGTON th -T h e SUIe
short time.
developer a n d
ladcifr fell. KoSron frit into th#
stilutional and that a permtl
Department today hailed Red Chi*
builder requeued the statu* of the granted th* firm in m i hid nrs
ladder and became entangled in » «
_ .
na’t announced plant to free nine
l.ak* Mary Boulevard attending legal effect unleyi Palm Reach
NEW DELHI. India tW-An ap
detailed American! at a possible
trom 17 92 to Lake Mary.
peal by Frtmc Minister Nehni and
County voters approved a Jat slat
firtt itep “ in the return o( all the his
Congress party to halt Indian
John E. En*, right of.way asenl mert in a referendum
u n it'
ty- that It wav diagn-ved a rimiMa
American! in China."
"peaceful m arrhei" Into Portu
tor the county, told the board that
The Supreme Court, which hearA
rompou-d frartur* and a romp!
A department spokesman void of guese India has brought sharp
all nihl-nf-wa*s hah been obtain th* argument* at it* first sittinf
dislocation
ficial. here checked by telephone response from opposition members
ed with lha exrrplmn ol two The following a month kmc summer
Instead of th* three-week vaca
with U Alexia Johnton, negotiating of Parliament.
Board immediately agreed to start recess, didn't rule Immediately.
vih (he Red Chlncte at Geneva.
MORGAN, fla. (JP — The Cal tion to Canada ihey had planned,
romlemnatinn proceedings against
Ten members — Communists,
Th* 1935 la* required a referen
He laid Johnion confirmed the Socialists and member! of the houn County Schnnl Board planned Rnbson will hav* to epend hi*
R R Riser and Byron A. Schu dum election on holding a Jai slat
reported Red Chineie offer to free right-wing Hindu Communal par an emergency meeting today to etay away from hi* E«rt First
macher
In
secure
lb*
right-ofmeet in Palm Reach County *v*q
By Tflr ASSOCIATED PRESS
nine American! immediately.
ties — in a statement yesterday try In settle a arhnol rontolid* Ft. alor* tn th* h»apiial recuperat
RkllAT. Mnroceo UR—Two Mo ways they hav* previovisly refuaed though ■ permit wai outstanding.
A n trtts 't moloriil* ran up a
ing.
lion
fned
that
caused
parents
and
Official! checked their filet tor termed the Congress request sabo
to relinquish In Ihr county.
ne.r-r.rord Labor Day
Rohvon said “I hope that *v*ry- roccan Sultans nn opposite sides
pupil* to set up Iheir own elastea
home towoi and next of km of
of Africa were the objects of de Bloom, before Ihe romml*sinnert
tr.m c toll that toppei W h M * (he U. S. citizeni expected to be tage of the Goan freedom move- a two high schools yesterday.
en* will understand why my men'a termined French wooing today.
Ibit morning, said that develop
. a n t . astimstes and la»t >.*r a freed. There were no U. S ment and laid they “cannot accept
Labor Day demonstrations were store 1* w full a* women these
such one-sided decisions."
The Sultan Franc* wants to put menta in this area, when the boule
held
at
Edison
and
Arlington
days."
Opposition parties have sched
off th* throne she put him on two vard is completed, would provide
— *°D«Uyed report* trickling In to- addrenei In teveral caiei.
There was tome eonfuvton. loo, uled a mass march on lha three high* against merger of the two
lay Aral*, rrreived the new Frenrh an area for apftooxlmalrly loo
«it y showed 420 person* were
school* into a county consolidated
year* ago. Mnhammrd Hen Mou- home*
kilted in traffic accldenli between over lh« total number. Nine per- small Portuguese tom tom s on high at rival Morgan, the county
resident general. Gen. Pierre Boy fount) Attorney Mark N. Cleve
• p m. local lime Friday and tom were lilted by Ih# Com- India's west coast for Oct. 1, birth- teat.
er
de l.ilour. for Ih* first lime land Jr. wav *l*n advised to start
Monday midnight. compared i w muniiti at free to leave any time, day ef the late Mohandas K.
Volunteer principals were named
investigations into a «eclion of the
the reeord high of 461 »et to 1951. two otheri whenever they apply for Gandhi, who introduced nonviolent at both places. Al Edison, mem
ycrtrrday.
right-of-way deeded to lha county
Another 50 peraom drowned and exit permit! and another whenevrr demonstrations into India.
Th*
Sultan
Franc*
exilrd
to
bers ef the Parent-Tearher Aatn,
Madagascar two years ago. Mo in 1927 by petition seemed hv for
r met violent death from m l* he iittlei hia affairs — n im atrd
said they would teach thn clataea
by
the
Reds
to
take
two
or
three
hammed Ben Ymi uef, rrroived mer County Commission Chairman
eellaneoua caua.a tor an ov.r-au
TAI.MIIAMEE uR — rtor. CoL
If
neeessary.
LONDON ifS-"W*R and see" Gen Geoigrs t'atroux Iher* yes Frank Evans.
lm« today reaffirmed hla stand
total ol 517.
, raontha.
County
School
Supt.
H.
D.
Har
Former County Commissioner that vurveyt should be roodurtM
But ai department official!
ThU (ell ahort of the record
rison railed the board meeting waa the cryptic reply from Group terday.
Catrouv. who h a t , held high Rill Kilber appeared beforn the and Ih* ndvlre of crperlt sovighl
•vrr-all toll of Ml. alio aet In 1951. awaited more detail! from John
and said he understood the meet, Cxpt. Peter Townsend last night
Hnaid of Commissioners to ask If
m. The m in e loll wa* *h**d °J son. ■ ipokeiman laid:
logs at Edison and Arlington were to questions about himself and French puslt m North Africa, flew some of lha funds now budgeted tor before ittew ar* aeleclod tor none
slat* institution*.
to
Madagascar
tn
sack
Ben
VitusPrincess
M
a
n
u
a
l
* the 408 auch death* the _National "We are hopeful this Initial itep
I “ more ia the nature ef pep meetThe go-year-ved Royal Air Force wf* epprowl -f >*'«ml*e Ed*»r tha foot Doing and widening of 17
7lw Cabmel recriwed wirt»
lately Council And a i U i t l * 4 n i l u w llf it- ilii I W of «U the
‘ ini* than anything else.”
flier was the center of attention at Faura’s plan to lim-ted hom* nil* 97 could no! be used on .flat* Road (hank' an offer of the l^a CeunlW
Americana In China."
NEW
YORK
(jrv—If
WiUlaip
F.
* <5afrtye tcoiincil atatlitlei *how
a cocktail party at the Belgtan in the m i buleni Ni-rth Afr ran pro til K11bee said, "Sint* it looks a* Coitimivsion |o donate .KM acre*
I.vdon's story cheek* nut, thn
if it i* o-'i going to b« po«sib!e for a* a sit* for a promised new inEmbassy because of long sanding tectorate.
that for .ach traffic death. 32 other
Israeli,
Egyptians
Army has a 59-year old private oo
reports linking Him romantically
Th* plan eall* for replii-emcnt IT (7 to b« ttiiled | hi * year, why stitulinn tor frehls- minded ehiMperaom « r. Injured. A lto.f°r
its hands.
three peraona killed, a fourth per- Gino Prato Family
Moulay Aral* by a regenry to can't some of that money b* ap ren hot agreed a study mutt h*
Struggle To Keep with the 25-year-old niter of Queen of
Lydon, a slight, bespectacled
M dita later of lajuriea.
satisfy tot Moroccan natinndisti. plied la 44 from Sanford to Geo- made before * location is rhoaen,
Elizabeth II.
Finally Returns
•levator operator, turned up at 1st Shaky Peace Going
Townsend returned to Britain permission tor Ren Youssef ((live *va."
Th* laVS liegislatur* passed 9
Army headquarter* on Governor*
Board Chairman Meivch lot-1 Kil hill designating I .re County a i thw
yesterday
for the first time since In France although not to return
To Dad's Country Island yesterday. He told an MP JERUSALEM UR - Israel and last Sepember.
bee
that
"Sinre
the
prided
Is
not
He flew here from tn the lltriii-e, formation of an allsite lor the institution if one la
Egypt stiugglrd today to maintain
BTATALE. Italy f.Pl-GIno Pro- on duty there:
Brussels, wher* he Is Riittsh air parly Moroccan im ftn m rn and its (Hr budget nn work ran h* don* fvabushed but Collins veined II
a
shaky
peace
along
lha
tense
"I want to give myself up. I've
to. the New York robhler who won
•Itarhe, to attend today's opening negotiations to relax Frenrh con on II " Meiich qualified his stale on the ground a study should hav-w
Gaia frontier.
men! with "We hav* asked William been mad* before the loettion wai
of
th* annual Farnborough Air trol.
$33,000 on the U. 8. television quix, been AUOL from the Army since
Israel apologised yesterday for
Dial about rrqur-ts for th* paving llied.
program The tnt.OOO Question, wet 1928. and now my conscience the only clash reported along th* Show. II* I* to go bark to Brussels
and widening of Slate Road 14 and
Nn apprnpriatmn hat been mail*
back home todtv ’.n the little vfl- bothers me to much I've got to border since both nations renewed Thursday, but will fly to I/sndnn
Dial told ui that the road didn’t for tea new tnrtitution but Cnlllna
again
Sept.
12
In
attend
thn
annual
WASHINGTON * - S'". Hie* togr he left 33 years ago to seek go In and face It."
Republican
Party
Iheir
eras*
fire
pledge
Sunday.
Th*
| Surprised Army aulhorlllrt st
qualify "
air attaches’ ronferrnre.
enlooper (R-loaa) aald today the his fortune in Am*rice
said '« ■ rtengnur th* develop
signed Lydon to a “ casual detach Israeli* said one of Iheir patrols
An elplanation was nude that ment of t branch will b* *>sentlat
Democrat! » ill be treading unHe climbed a mule trail on foot ment" and restricted him to the had crossed Into the Egyptian-held
Pressure
On
Ike
Ih* reason th* road didn't quali m lb* near future."
aound ground’1 If they attack Pre- yesterday to reach hit birthplace
Island while they checked hla cate. Gaia Strip Sunday night "through
fy waa hn-aus* traffic count*
alden* Eiaenhower’i foreljn pollIs
Building
Steam
a
mistake."
Drivers
Licenses
In
tne
north
Italian
mountains.
This might take some time, a
w rrtn't lufftcUnt to allow work
clet In neat year i poUtieal camEgypt said the patrol of 10 sol
DENVER f/W-Republican p»r* tn be iton* on the road. CommitChurch hell* rang and nearly spokesman said, sinea records
diers opened fisc on an Egyptian
ty pres*ur* on President Eisen stontr Brown Milter aald, “Th*
^H^cimnlooper, a Senat. roreign every fresldent rathervd In the dating back that far are probably outpost Two Israelii were killed Are Not Required
hower to run for re-election i* reason we don't havo th* traffic
buried somewhere in archives at
town square to welcome him.
* Rela'ioaa Committee ,ra*m^
and a third taken prisoner in the To Tell Blood Type building quit* a head of s!e«m. count la h*r*ua* th* road it in
viiorotuly dliputtd Adltl E*
In the center ef the crowd stood Kansas City.
ensuing clash. The Egyptians said
Vic* President Nixon etoked auch foul ship* no on* will Invo
K blood type la not necessary
v n u ln 'i ietitlelam uf «hi H * « * Giovanni Prato, hla K,-year-old
they suffered no casualties. They for **tulng a drivers llcensa, ac th* boiler fire* well yesterday It."
hover program in tn article to onrcf.itt% IlhevterewdUo aetaonn
returned the two bodies to Israel cording to the office of Seminole with hi* statement that tho**
County Attorney Cleveland ftLook nagatlM .
father. It we* th*i- first reunion Proposed Program
yesterday.
Count? Judge Ernest llousholder closest tn Elsenhower—and “th* plained further, “ .Money not in
DENVER ft*>—President ElseWw
Eneahow t r 't moat a • r 1o u a sine* Gino toft for th* United
Delving bark into th* rerent
Many complaints have been re overwhelming majority of Repub Iho budget for certain road pro- trower M a y celled a cwnfereneg
failure*" In olftco stem from for- States.
For Three Years
daily violence along the Gaia bor ceived, said Mrs. Letha Fowler, lican leader*" throughout th* Jeeta e*n’l h* u**d tor any other here te chart way* nf solving “n
down,” wrote lUrenaon, tho l» 2
der. thn U.N. EgypUan-Isr.fi armi of tha Seminole County Judge's eountry — ar* mor* optimiitie project rnilsid* th* budget."
"It ia a great miracle to ba able
Democratic preildential nominee
serious proiil»in'*— how to huilif
Presented G ro u a
stice commission held the longest Offica, regarding tha blood type than *r*r that h# will agr** to
The Bn»rd nf County Commia the tih>sirol filnow* nf .tm erira'a
who U expected to announce soon to be here, to see you again," said
meeting
of
Its
history
yesterday.
HONOLULU
If)
—
Proposals
cov
balm placed on th* driver* II- b* a candidal* again.
sinrwn unanimously said they youth.
hla availability for thn aomira- Gino.
And She* pre«*urc almost cer nuld appiov* Flat* Road IS
renv*. Doctors hav* alto railed,
"You havo moved th* whole •ring everything from buying an
tinn m ala la IMA.
Vic# t’r»»i'tont Ni'nn r |l | pro*
reactor to using TV for
tainty will mount *everal degree* V T .ij I lI ’V .'t i ' i
asking about lha requirements.
Stevenson aald Elaenhower a la* wotld to get here," *a!d hi* father. atomic
missionary work in the United Gladys Weakened,
F .turd.y when GOP- rh.lrman »*cured
* ^ . and "other
j " ? nmniev
" ’ ' "not
V "he side at the me*llnr S -r' 27-28 a l
However,
Mrs
Fowler
ttplains,
leraatlonal policies
Wmcd a •
Eiiwnhnirer't v*t»t nn hsadquar*
Slates went before the 58th General
tha placing nf tha blood typ* on from all 48 state* confer with th* used for 17-92. Thi* would b* an
UraaUly at pl«aaifl| *** ***»;
Convention of the Protestant Epis Still Dangerous
tha beans* Is nnly at tha request Prttldenl hare to map party alra- approval for Ih* forthcoming .»r» at l.owry Air Fntt# Rate. Tha
viag and liberal wlag*’’ al the Sing Sing Baseball copal Church today.
1‘reiident himself n i'l receive thg
BROWNSVILLE, ""ra. (/> -T ro of th* applicant.
tefy for the 195A presidential and year'* budget.
Bepubllcaa party.______
ennferr'-' ircnr-imendellnn* ami
A proposed program for th* next pical storm Gladys, *pparenlly
(ongrrtslonal campaign*.
Kllhc* told Iho b<>«ni nf com
M ay G e t Star Back three years s i s put to the eonven weakening but ntJU dangerous,
Niron met with newsmen *1 missioner* that thty *hnuM have -P*ak at a I'lnrcr ronrltiding thg
VANDAIA
RAID
O
lU
ltm
hung
over
Mexico
near
Tampico
lion
by
ihe
church's
top
admlnis
Ei**nhowei'a
vacation
headqusrNEW YORh* M»l— Husky Albert
the right' to say whel roads e*sLin*
ST. LOUIS .rv—Vandals .matoed Ur* after h* had discussed na should be built, end that the
Right-Of-Way
The rnnferervre **|tl bring few
Owens, 31, may tvt hack hi* aid tratlvc body, the Nalonal Counci' today after turning assay from
The council expressed its view in Texas, her raini posing food tha interior of th* Carondolet Bap tional security problem* with th* member* of Ih* road hnaid did •»lher elmut SO fcrs -ns from eucll
berth on tho Sing Sing Prison
tist Church yesterday, pushing Tsfaldenl for about an hour.
Meeting Tomorrow baseball team.*
a booklet and In talk* by top threats to a wide area.
mil know- whel condition* weie frbi* •* split* riucation and
The wayward storm turned away holes in the walls, flooding (he
m A aiK tlai baa been eaUad for tohere. Chairman Mrisch replied government. It will fullnwr up w
Owens was % alar tatsman with officials before the Joint session from Texai last night and the b a s • m ent and spatiering ink
by saying (hel “I don’t think Mr. isnrliinn whuli Ki-nhowrr giivg
• morrow a.fbt tor a £ « * * » * a JIO average on th* prleon learn of th* House of Biihops, House of
FIRS rlEPtlRTF.It
Weather Bureau said the middle around the building.
plan* tor aacurla* the ri|hl-ot- until he was peeo'ed In 1953 after Deputies and Women's Auxilary.
Dial be* ever been In a mcrllng n H'»*(iiniftop '#vt July II to a**
MANILA
up—Philippine
army
“
Our
ehurrh
Is
wrecked."
said
In Its key propoial. Ih* council and lower Rio Grand* Valley ap
v iy along 1T-M oo a civic pride serving itven years of a burglory
in Sanford nr Seminola County 'he ball tnlim;.
planet
and
navy
ahipa
M
ay
were
gives the bishopi and delegates a parently waa spared. But the bu th* Rev. E. N. Rogers
when he didn't hear about 43“
sentence yesterday he waa under
Ha listad as damaged nr da. ordered to aearch for three uni A delegation of fish ramp oper
thole* of three budgers, depending reau warned that squalls still
**Th(i Clllxrai Commute., of fits a n e it again.
dentified
submarines
reported
itroyed
the
pulpit,
piano,
public
on bow much they feel can be could rauao Isolated flash flood*
gemicolc County Chamber of
ator*, Rill llilcy, Jim Crowr, and Burial Tomorrow
address system, stained glass win moving southward off llbayat Is
Police eald th-y stabbed tho 2M- raised tor more missionary work along the Rio Grand*.
Commerce Loog Range Planning
Elgin Myers, appeared bcfoic the
land
off
Ihr
northern
lip
of
(he
Commltlec. headed by J. B ralky ponnd man as h* struggled nut of and church education and promo Squalls with wind* ranging up dow*, M glaia-enrlo*ed nursery Philippines Similar previous re Hoard of Cammisiionrrs request For Patricia
rrlba,
a
number
nf
benches
and
a
Brooklyn
home
with
two
oult*
In
50
miles
anhour
wera
nerurtion.
ing aid in Ihe eraditalion ol hya
Odham. will meet aj Jim Spen
Pstrlcl* Guy*# 33 silt, 11, dl*4
ring aU along th* lower Tessa rhalri, pictures and religious ob ports of submarine! have nevar cinths in l-akt Jetaup.
ccr. at 7 p. m. tomorrow for a eases loaded' wrth *10,000 worth
been
confirmed.
jects.
of loot. Hn wa* eharnod with bur
Coast
Chairman M e l a e h eiplained . in eu Orlanil- lt->*,»"*I at 9.34) «•
Dutch treat auppar.
that th* county did not hav* j u>. Sept. 3 *Dcr b*lnr In the hoa«
m All mamhtra ol tho Chamber glary, grand larceny and po*eva Penny 'Faceliftin g '
could ha used for such * prolrrt, riltwl * wrwwl
* a f Commerce Long Rang* Plow- sion of burglar tools.
Th* arrest g'vea him a good M an G ets Freedom
Fhw had II*ed 'n Ovnln-d fnr on#
fund* in Ih* present bu.lgtl that
■lag Commltu and aU other* who
have volunteered to work toward rhanc* te gat back L» kls eld team,
but that th* forthcoming year’s J iinnth at ftl8 l ‘ 'l * r c l i f f # F t . a n d
WICHITA FALLS, T*x. UR —A
police aald.
,
obtaining Iht «U|M***J»* f
GREENWOOD. Miss. If - A Dr. Otkea totd him he doubted th* Iho area te view the toxjy. The i budget would include such an | -*as bn-n Oc! !lj !?|3 In lutko
yarn man who spent some ef hla
the wldenlag of 17-M. are urged
grand
Jury InveatigaUag lha case body could deteriorate as much la crush was so great a front window appropriation. However, th* coun 3Vnod, N . J .
spare time pruning 19(4 pennies
tha borne waa broken.
ty did offer to estend any help | Fhe I* eurvlved by her father
te attead.
to make them look like rare 1941 of Em m ttt Till, l«-y«*r old Chi throu days ta tbs body pulled from in Mr*.
Bradley said the wanted It could to obtain such monies i *nd mother, 3fr end Mr* Daniel
aJ.
cago Negro, eallid • doctor and tho river.
H urricane Flora Is coins will go free today.
Sheriff H. C. litrlder. who lesttolV>i(her! te “ ace what they did to appropriated hy Riel* agencies. j K \3’»Itt nf e arfn'd on# «l*te%
A U S. Secret Service agent aa undertaker to leiUfy M ay.
in th* discussion with th* 1 Inyre Teres# llV ti, Fir. and Mr*,
Newman Arrested W ell-Behaved Lady from Dallai talked with Oicar Tha UsUnrony of Dr. L. R. Otkcn, tied before tha Jury in Sumner rayA boy."
cousin of tho boy aald Iho County Commissioner* .regarding
MIAMI. Fla. i* - Hurricane Nelson and Inspected hla home — a white physician and Chester A. yesterday, said tha body appeared National Assn, for tho Advance hyacinth control, BUI Hilty, oper 3. Ides, Towns fliver N. J. grand*
farrnt* and Me and Mrs. Jt
bn that of an older parton.
By Deputy Eubanks Flora. • nreU-bebavcd lady, was a weatherbeaten truck that ewe Miller, a Ne*.-*» w '.tk la a , srai ex toChatham
and Strtdar a r t official! ment of Colored Teople bad been ator of Hllsy’e Fish Camp, sug- 3V*lt* nf Cl'Tc.and, Ohio.
pected to hcljs IM grand Jury demaking n sweeping cwrra today carried t o U. 8. mall.
Funeral *»rvl.-ea will he held
The agent, Lee I WPllami, aald eide whether a hatfy found la Uw of Tallahatchie County, where tho author!red lo start a fund raising grated that a "hyacinth control
I tefurday
h ^ D a p w y .^ m (Bat *01 beep J t In dm npew Atlan
drive “te aid in bringing Emmett'a stomp" be Issued for I I to every 3 p. n>. Wednesday a I Rrlaaon Fine*
tic end away from toe American t o man had gone «t y ean without TaUnhatchit River i u that of E n - body v i i found
The hndy found te the river had kilters to justice." The NAACP fisherman ever Id years of age. era! item# wDH the Rev. MiltoB
over being to trouble with t o law. n itt TUL
m iniend*
drive has not yet started.
Such money would then ho oar" A la (torn* la m i • A m t to He aald t o federal gevarmmam Otkra a ian iaad feg M y M beau badly rut up e r beet up, of Twe white men have boon marked fee tho eradication pro Wyatt o ffk iat'rg Burtai will ba
ficers
aekL
There
was
e
bullet
ia Oak Lawn Memorial Park.
K
waa
m
IM
frwn
tha
river.
Miller
t
u
i
r
n
s
d
i
r
i
f
“
an
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Sanford Herald, 1955
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The Sanford Herald, September 05, 1955
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Sanford (Fla.)
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 05, 1955. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Text
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Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 05, 1955; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford, Florida
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald