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Its* been in the automobile raclr g car business for about 34 ycara remark*) to­ day, as he visited his old haunts around Central Florida, that "I would rather have been driving mystif than helping someone rise win that famous, hlemorisl Day Race." Although claiming to be too old to be actively engaged in raring he described this morning two re­ cent rares in which hs- drove. One was at Salem, hid. where he drove a “ sprint ear" and then again at Terra Haute, Ind where he again drove the half-mile car. Flfty-four-yvar-old Clarke was ona of five mechanics who nude up the pit crew for Swrlkert’ s 1DS6 Memorial Day race. He recalled today one of the thrilling moments of the rare when Swrikcrt drove in for a four-tire change and 60 gallon* of fuel all within S3 »#eends. He ftrures the joh was all right for his age, tut It didn't make up for ths “ thrill and satIsfartion of coming down the straightaway and getting the checkered flag." Eddie is an old-tlmv racing car driver, who has had more wins, splintered through more fences and axperienred more crackupt than he can remembsr, and even mors recently his renewed his ability to stay behind tha wheal 'n on* of the roughest rare* of ths the motor world. Many of Clarks'* friends will be happy tq know that be I* bark In Central Florida to renew old acquaintances and to enjoy soma of Central Florida's famous fish­ ing. On a brief vacation trip, Clarke Is sp«nJ;ng a big portion of hi* rest hire In Sanford. h a n f o m l eiajm ipa . IM A Democrats Prepare For Rally Weather I’ srlt# rlnoitv • ilh scattered mttlli aftcrm-on and ev#n|n( thunder •hm» r t % through Saturda*. * F R ID A Y . SKPTKM11KR 1. I OSS A svn rialH Prevm l-ranrel W ire No. 7. Drivers Must Heed Traffic Ordinances A Democratic rally wrill be held here In Hanford Thursday night, Sept, 8, 8:30 pm., at the Yacht Club. Mi*. Ralph A. Smith, publicity chairman for the Teas for TV | Program said that a covered dish •upper will be tertrd with the Seminote County Democratic Com­ mittee furnishing the tea for tha occasion. “ We'rw interested," Mr*. Transactions have been complrt- Smith said, “ in getting all loyal A future meeting was tat by the td In the talc of the Cates build­ Democrats, and anyone who en­ congregation o f Uie Lutheran ing by J, J. Cstrs to 11.11. Urier joys a real good time, to joia Churrh of The Redeemer last with us for this special event." and It. R. Carroll night to romtder new toeatlona Grier and Carroll, owners of Space will be limited, Mrs. for the ronitructlor of a church •V ttr mean to , (if. tfr #v err fcs*. the Sanford Fun'.tute Center, are Smith said, with only enough and chapel h»*e. ftc- i-rdinanr,t’olire chr?f Ror formulating plars for the modern­ room to take ru e of 80 at this J. C. Jurgen-on, rhairinan of Willi i in ., t today a- he (huntisation of th* Cates I)big. at West s p e c i a l muting. Reservation* the church’a building committee, e,| tiui t|- ,t varitord street* are First St. and link Ave. where they should be made early by calling aubmltted addition aitea for eonwell marki*.| a the approaches t<* anticipate movirg thsir furniture Mrs. It. A. Goudspecd, vice-chair■tructlon. However, no aelecllon •rh,M J., vrbiw en,.vin»s, anj store in the future. Their business man of the Seminole County Devaa made until futther consider*-cho.il bu- |,,.i d.ng rnnes. wns started approximately four mocratic Committee, at telephone ’J tlon la given to the ana of the city "Ib e rut ire Santonl I'nliee De. years ago and is now located in No. 635-W. In which the church will be built. 1-artrnriil b, v !>■, n invtrucl-'d in the Wrlaka llldg The Rer. Phl'llp gchleeimann, Each person at lending the carry out t ie t mi i ,ip, of our The two partners have teaiej n meeting will I* given an oppor­ paitor of the congregation, advls11c r ,111yc it portion of their nrw building at tunity lo pin his dollar on what ed the church group that he will 1 hr liar Mel Dude Han.~h In'll f r*4ffic* *»i a11r\j n« mean- the *.if,■ty of mir children. 207 West First St. where Peter they believe is th« donkey's tail, be out of the city Tuesday, WedTram will make it, first .Sanford "Speed limit •tup «tgn« and J. Ituknr and his m i Peter P. with an award going to th* per­ ■eaday and Thursday of neat week appeal attee Monday in llir Du-ty Bukut have opened tiukur's Music son pinning hit dollar nearest the attending a Million Retreat at It,Hit s Rodeo. Composed of t*i •iiriifr rri;ii*aiiiiftv ntM«l )># iilnpr* Shop. The store has been estab­ tail, laid Mrs. Smith, “ Of four*#,” Tamp Ithlo near Gotha. The Rer. roirtv all under t•• year* of age ve,t during s.'!»nil hmiri,’ ’ Sanlished downtown to offer a com­ sh* said, ‘this is just part of the Schleaamann alto told the congre­ and routing from all pails of ford’* I'olii. t hicf -aid t-atav. The Sanford I’nliee 1), e.irin.-nl gation at III business meeting plete line in musical need* in ad­ entertaining program that is Fl»ii<la, tlrr-p boy, and girls have dition to the inusiral instrument being arranged." that he will conduct the Walther lorn trained under tin- dimrti m I. ready |„r the coming sclinot repair shop which ha* been locat­ .({League Rally h Orhndo on Sun­ of Miss Me| \ lire, ,-ti-ovnrr of year, hi rvpUinnl "In .1,billion Mrs. Roy Tiilis Seminole Coun­ ed In this City for the pait seven ty chairman of the Teaa for TV day afternoon Sept. II. liar Mel, a-slstrd by Rill Mve- to Ihr fnlifp department bring Final plana were made for the year*. tesoii, and Sonny Sisclote form alrili’tl for duly Hhrrr committee, said that James M. |slurin -; the ,rh«n| tear. )*• oid, POUCH CIIIKF MOV W ILI.ltMS annual church picnic which will be The second story of the struc­ Milligan, Slat* Chairman for the erly of Sanford ,, , “ wp will slur have the School •.Staff |'h«t,it held Monday at Camp Southward ture offers elrht furnished apart­ liar I Mel will also bring .1 of Ui|). |vjUo| Anther’, I'aDetnorralic Committee, has been near Sanford. Member! of the ments which ar* rented out. tha . .. hot ,._ise* from bee trnmd. » ^ |g lh# r»*u|a. invited to Join with Seminal* Cuatla congregation and Its Sun­ enter various events stage,t at , County Democrat* for th* event. | linns controlling traffic in vrhool day School, aald Jerry Senkarik, the Alena. Mn. Tilli* also said that all city ronov during tlir rritical hours superintendent o f the local Sun­ Th* list of riders on th# drill and county officials hav* been day School of the Lutheran Church, team include* llnlly Daw, Daytona of th>s morning and the afternoon. invited to th* rally and added, Chief Williams has made a have been Invited to Join the San­ Reach; Lydia Swltunan, Daytona “ all Inyal Democrats are ex­ ford church on its picnic. The entire Reach; Julie Moore, Coral liable*; rioi.nl of the areas tn survey th* pected." 4 church group will leave the Yacht I'lta Stark, Daytona; Elitabrth rradirw-vs ul stl virnv and direc­ James Lee, of Oviedo, la chair­ ' *--------------------- *i o’clock Stark, Daytona; Marie Moure, tions placed to warn motorists of Coral Gables; Denny Anderson, -peed regulations, drive -low cau­ Charge* of pettt larceny were man of the Bemlnolo County ■a Club hnovville. Term.; Martin Karts- tion*. and cruising signs. placed yesterday against James A. Democratic Committee. DEBARY — Th# Chamber of act for "tt« are proud n f'on r MidiDeloach of I-ake Monro# when mark, Del and; Ovar Loyd. Lees­ Commute has mailed question­ pt ember burg; Val MrWhortcr liar' Mel, ness," Chief Williams commented, warrants for HU a rm I were servnaires to all property owners of Renkarik, Del and; David Mrtt’hortrr, liar "and we are calling on the motor­ ed on him hy Constable J. Q. Drliary, seeking their reaction Mel In land; Chart!* I-rreman, ing public lu help uv make thw “ Slim'* Galloway to a petition from a Haltirnur* Sanford Police Department re­ Sanford; Junior Fuller, Fuller* J'JoV Vi schisol st ar x sat* one for man wishing to erect a factory I I A | A *111*; Ruddy Smith, Fuller villi; our srhoot children." Union T o Decide ports reveal that Deloarh was in or near this village, providing Ifl AlllO ACCIQCM "It will lie nerrs-ary for motorJerry Stents, Daytona. charged with taking a sum of “ it doe* not create a neighbor­ hood nuUaiue." Will eider Drill team, turret i,ta in Srnfonl tn do two things,’* money from A. C. Hill In a down­ O n Strike Tonite rare riding fur Bur Mri Benny Lhicl Williams said. town business establishment. Everett I. Swift, seeretary of Deeds fur the second tract ot "First, to obey all algns «nd Anderson, Sonny Sitelove. Constable Galloway, with a land to be contributed (or tha 17-92 the Chamber dl«cl<we« that about A g ainst Railroad , Stislaht away .for Bar M-l warning* regarding *p*ed in th* NEW YORK wv—The CIO Trans­ warrant for the arrest of De­ right-of-way were received this 160 repllvs have l-efs Second, In tnoper.it* with Ihw them’* S Ifl states,) l II.In I it the m b '»e,latn ! "trtin hartxmark: mu-leal lire*, l port Workers Union says It win loach. mri th* arrused man driving morning In the offlrw nf John E. “ Many ,,r' Ma• T '""" *r' violentNinth Si. vnd Magn«li* Ave Drill Irani; brom riding, h’-mny I ‘ h ad ar.-.w nf yiinf rd decide lodsy whether to abide by toward U k i Monroe. Fox, right-of-way agent for Srm ly opposed) and otbci. a*y th.» ...ipr.i.y ,ho-My t*fpro r n, BM ovoj hull riding, Sotusi Sixo-j Rsnfui l I’oltro D cpai Itjit-nl’ a traf. Galloway sail that Deloach will Innle County. the spirit of the Railway Labor would prefrr it nrtr but not inirilnn-d t o,— I,-may red. (love; rtlf loping, Sonny Slirlorr;! D<: oflicei* when thev * -* you If* Act and call off a strike set fur be rhargrd wdh "driving whllo In­ Hibbard Casselberry cvaHOus­ |mated at ll’lb hut no Injuria* wri* sad,II# scramble, Denny Amler- •dsaer'e such rruulaiiiins that ar* midnight tonight of 330,000 non­ toxicated" following the comple­ ted IM Icet of highway property. town, non; hull dogin, Sonny Slrelov# neccv.jry i„ prutorl ih„ |h,t "Rprpntly a man who already I repnit,-1. Right feet of a 10-Inch water operating employes against the tion of his petit larceny rharges. and Clyd# Richardson. of „ ,r young schmil rilin-ns " Patrolman C. C. Dodson was tha M (cct deep, in a warranty deed own* a factory in llallimore mala literally esplodcd Wednes­ Pennsylvania Railroad. According to the arrob nl report lo the Stata of Florida for tha a-krd Ui if a fatb ry in Dolliry 1 •Mhcr nd'-r will in,-Ind# raikh-j ------ - ______ day afternoon when a hulldoscr A strike by the two agslnst the investigating officer for th* San­ right-of-way along 17—*2. at the San'ortl I’uRrc Department, would l>P drsirabh inaamurh a* a 1449 Plymouth Solan travel;,ig er* who hav# Iwv-n to Bar Mri owned by Crngg Construction nallon'a biggest railroad would af­ ford Police Department. In hi* letter nf transmittal which th* retired r,eld<uti miglit want during th» summer Jun# Atm., f Company tors lata the pipe located fect the line'i operation In U accompanied the deed, Casselber­ part-time work a-rembitrig aruall oulh on Mi|i"itii Avs ami a Ifb" Nancy /.immit, Tom ,Smith. Jan# la the alleyway between French states and the District of Colum­ Kurd Sedan travriing svevt on C alifo rnians Brace ry expressed his delight In con­ part* for hit patrntrd artirlpi, Ninth St., rrsvhed in the inter­ Green, Gerry llnhn. Turn Smith and Laurel Ave. from Ninth te bia. tributing the properly for the on* o ' which is a sprinkler with Tenth St and Kuanu Krnll, section nf Hie two streets. In Denver yesterday, President and paving project, City Manager W a r r e n * . Eisenhower created an emergency For Scorching Day Bu.’gy driver, Cand Siirlove; • built in tlmrr. The Plymouth, driven by Mra. LOS ANGELES UP - Southern highway four lanlng. widening, “ Th* Board of Dirreiurs frit Knowlee raid that the water waa fact-finding board to look Into the buck board. Hill Mastej.on, It. R Reek. 73-year-old Sanford Earlier, Paul Burreia contribu that Iwfnrp making a dreition actually off from B:t5 p. m. to dispute. Under the Railway Labor Californians braced themselves for housewife of 2142 laurel Ave., WORCESTER ' b i t I' Georg* T:45 p. m. la order ti complete the Act, this move requires po«tpone- another scorcher today In the wake ted a 2M fool strip for use as they should consult th* proplr received a damaged froSI him per F It,tnlli **». editor and publisher right of-way along 17-92. of yciterday'i record high temper­ concerned, hence the question­ repairs. ment of striko action for M days. uf Ibe Miucrslrr Telegram anil The two lections nf highway naire, which also queries harm s and guard, estimated at fib. atures which were blamed for Tha butldoier, building a loading Gaictt# and preslilcut of Worces# ramp far equipment, lore Into the four deaths and St cases of heat frontage are located In the bpring of those who wish lo l>e oil the i The Ford, d,lv -n by Annie Floyd tci radio station tt TAG, died yes­ Hammock section k n o w n as Service list for work of any hind «**»»»• "'•Vear obl Sanford R*prostration. pipe aa crows were coming la at M inisterial Assn. terday al his summer home in in Delian’. Tb*r, ar.- a goodly * ';damage s lo th, right •^ the completion o f toe day*e work Th* mercury loomed to 110 de­ "Death Valley." llavs Rocks. Gloucester, •long French A vs. number of namsi sent in for thla * * uf ,h* r< " > « ■ '» * • « > •» »'«« . grees la Los Angeles, cracking a NEW YORK ire—The case of a Resumes M eetings 44-year-old mark by one degree. II,- served *v » ,1 rector of Th* list, too," Swift added. 1 According *o the Investigation Daily News said Inday President "Tt was net aa much the repair­ The 8emlnota County Minister- Nearby Tujunga recorded a sin "When the answers ale all In rnnductrd by Svnfonl Police De. Ei-enhowrr firm) tla). Grn Arthur t-viu talrd I’ rcvs f t ,-n IDIt lo I9V9 ing af the pipe," City Manager Patterson they will give a clrar rut rro*a partmenl Patrolman Arnold Wtl- G. Trudeau av Army Intelhiirnn- and was a charier rm intrer of Thw Knowise said, "a t It naa Urn get­ lal Association hell Ita first fall ling IK. And on tha normally tor ting rid af the water la ardor to meeting /esterday at tha First rid Uojava Desert It waa a com T ells Spokesman section of opinion and from th*m Hams, Indication, and w|inr--ee (G 2i chief at the ’ |»erion*l re AT upon II, reoigsni/ itmn in lion, lie iierforincd many civic dutica We ran deride Just how to deal |allege' that the Plymouth sedan quest" of Allen Dulles, head uf the get to Mm pipe." Xaewtea captain­ Presbyterian Churrh. paratlvely cool to to 101. hut n>‘vcr sought paid political of­ Future meetings, according to ed that It waa necessary to usa Mora heat was* forecast today, O f Powerless State with the llallimore factory man," rnn a stop si; n. crashing Into the Central Intelligence Agency. fice. -aying h# believed “ it wovild Ford sedan ahirh had cleared the four three-lath pumps and two action taken at the meeting yes­ with a high of lot expected tor In a Washington story SALEM, Ore. UW-Gov Taul Pat- Swift concluded, .. . . _by John , compromlw i newspaperman’s in* Intersection. two-inch pumps to get rid sf tbs terday, snll ko held at Seminole downtown Los Angeles. Dellary is unique In this era rvD»nncll, Ihe New* said Trudeau i j r,^n,jfn( tenon told a union spokesman yeadiscussion of rhurrl. psblicity. water before begianing work of real-estate partial payment trrJay he waa powerless to do "actually was removed from hisl |(e (,;» newspaper earcsf High School i t 11:30. the break. plane in that 90 per rent of the "BRAVERY MEDAL" lolelllgenca rommand by Klscri- wbUa |t|„ , uh(K>„ Ml7< . vf)kln4 anything about staleorwned vehi­ resident! are retire,I prnfea.lorial Several Committee* were ap­ .• Water gushed from the break, COLUMBUS, Ohio UP—Girls from bower dr .pit. Ihe violent, Ihough |(|,ir)ng Rm viimrur-r months, aald Knowles, aa high at >0 feet pointed to complete snnreys car­ the state's 4-H Clubs staged a ityla cles crossing Ui* picket line at ami business people owning their suppressed, opposition of the I , u Secretary of Ibe Interior McKay’s own homee, mortgage free. Much ried aver from the spring meeting. A native of ||jrtf,mf, Conn., he, when the break waa nude. tagon, from Secretary of Defense came to Worcester in IH99 and The Rev. Davis S. Cameflv, show at tha Ohio Stata Fair yes automoM'a agency here. of th# property in Dellary ie Tim regular monthly mreting Wil-on down through ths ilbpiwertarda y. Milo Holt, businesa agent of th# President of the mlntrterial group, bought a p.nlner-liip in the Ev#> Th* girls modeled dresses of Salem Local, AFL International restricted, some Is n»t and so it I uf tin- Campbell larasing Post, ful Joint Chiefs of Staff and uni­ nmg Ga/etto adjourned the mectirg following a will rental ntn be teen if the' Ainetirau Legion, h<Te in San­ their own creation. formed prolesslonals of Army, Assn, of Machinists, complained Thro out walked David Mitten. to Patterson about stata ears Ig­ townsprpole will welcome a fac­ ford, *<hi*diili-d to I,# hel<l Mon­ Navy and Air.” tory in their midst. day, 6, has br#n pu-t;ionrd POOL’S LAST DAY '20, of Stowe, in ■ blot wool suit noring picket lines at the McKay Th# newspaper said tho l*re-i CAIN. TEETH GOVE due tn the holiday. Monday will be the last day of made by his sister Martha, IS. dent "wavered" in hi* derision Ini t•\I.I»AS. lev. r An R1 year-old firm and two othar automobile operation tor the Sanford Munici­ The awards for dressmaking (or agencies. Machinists went Post Comniandrr George May- fire Trudeau, St, but that Allen w man told p dire ve-terday some# pal Pool for this year. Hours are tailoring won't bo decided for an­ strika last month at th* three bury, said Imlay that th# dat* Dulles’ plea was barked up hy hisionr entered I q hon<r and stole hef for th# nrxt meeting will b« an- brother Secretary of State John two rat* arid the fal-e teeth which Examinations for driver* II- from 1:10 a. m. — 1 p. m.; 2-4 other day, but David walked away pliers after a breakdown in negowith th* bravery medal. nounrctl lat«r. Foster Dulles, I vhe had left in a cup. UaUoos for acw contracts. ■ ssssssa. conducted by repreaeuta* p. m. 7—4 p. an. tires af Mm Florida Highway Fatrsl, wsr* given today la ths rw location for ths first lima. NEW YORK ir-P ollcc today All eliminations, written and were investigating the death of oral, required for the issuance o f actor-produrcr Philip Lo*b, found p drivers licenee, a n now being d*ad list night from what an amgiven at Dm Americas Legion Hot tint medical tximlncr said was on Lakeshore Bird. apparently an overdose of sleeping Necessary seating, writing factpills. lilies and spaca are available at I/wb, 61. wa* found In his room m ths American Legion Hat, accord­ at the Hotel Jsft in the Timet ing to local law enfsrssmint off!Square ire*. He h*d registered Wednesday as Fred Lang of Phila­ delphia. Three years ago. after hr was ntmtd In "Red Channels," an aotl-l’ommunlst publication listing entertainers sDegcdly involved In Communist- -front organisations, Loeb was dropped from The Gold* bergs televliioa show. He was Pa­ pa Goldberg- n* all but vanished from th« public eye after that. Lutheran Church Members Seeking New Locations ' Large Water Main Literally Explodes After Being Hit Grier, Carrol Buy Cates Building; Bukurs Open Store Extra Precautions Should Be Taken As School O p e n s Bar Me! Drill Team Will Make Debut In Parade Monday Larceny Charges Filed On Deloach Factory In DeBary? Residents Queried No Injuries Told Additional Deeds Given For 17-92 At Ninth, Magnolia) George F. Booth Dies At Gloucester Doily News States Eisenhower Fires Intelligence Chief Gov. Campbell-Lossing Meeting Postponed Drivers License Emms Underway Death Investigated 01 Actor-Producer DOG HISSING READING, Pa. Uh—Mis* PeiuaylvanJa of I V may bo wearing a frown on bar pretty face at next weok’a Mias America Peasant m Atlantic City, N.J. Mis* Pam Ul­ rich said yoatarday her mongrel dog Duffy waa missing end added, I "Pd bo much happier during Ihe JUBT A PART of the-erewd at Ui* Jayree PlsWng Rodeo Wednessky afternoon ta thev line m tw , 7 "ui# I if I knew Duffy was safe f> " cracker nolaa. this was tho rani buskow W»slo« of the event, the fun started later. (Photo h? IV h m a" I % : sa i i A/• iit-T �a- • n r r <t \ vrn n n Public Inquest Set In Unusual Death Of Younq Socialite j t lt n M c C o y WHAT DID 4 . YOU N A M t ‘ T tr jW tN S ! ^ ^ gu RABAT. Track Mtrtcet tit _ 1 . 1 ACC TOO BEAU.' 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The ouster of Moulay Arafa has been a bane demand of Moroccan oaliailiiti for participation la a new government la the protector­ ate. The French reportedly ha»i agreed that he will be replaced to ^ rotORPV " • Iktee.maii thrce-min regency. ~ Last night, however, the Sul. lan’a vlaler of protoeall. Abdti Rahman el Hajoul, said la an in. teniawr; ‘ His Majesty eoajtdcn that ha fcaa a dlvlaa minim u perform aad he latooda to perfera U to tha very end.*’ The Sultan made a similar de* laratioa last wank while Ficack leaders were conferriag with u . tionalut rtpresaalaUvei at Aiz IB Balnea. His stead apparently wn not rtgardad then as a >eri»yi Loreat by the French. that ran bias down. U it isn’t a simple eaoo at hit and run. the driver may have aoen aamething.* It wMftt really oold ui the street outside, hut Sara ahlvared uaoentrollably tn her worm squirrel i*ge. "What are you thiahug about!" dons aadad Judith. c h a t t e r eight THE CATTAIN didn’t pull any punches la declaring ha waa war­ "You'd batter bare aeras aw ned. "I have a report tram the nest prectMt on that man who aow." said Judith, practically. not hungry. I might as w «j knocked dew* by a Mr, Juet ge"I’m on ta A m t Caroline’*." m yeu coma out of the it-crat A j Sara turned toward J« •tore. K a k id a police record. His a u u sraa Pater Mown*. Ms was a the agulrrel cape parted, main veteran at the Ctuna-India* Burma theater who went wrong altar he w m demobilised. There may br some connection." "What did Mason do?" “When be went back to kls fob Is a Lot Angeles bank, where be had worked before tha war. be m . beaded some rnaway. It wee a Aret offense and the mower was re* Elizabeth Jackson Funeral Sunday Funeral aervleei will be hod Sunday at 2 p.m. at 8t. Paul'* Baptist Church for Elisabeth Jackson, 10. Tha widow la aurrivad by sev­ eral soaa and daughtan, and bad lived In Sanford since sh« wai il Har bama was en tha Cemetery Road. C let out on probation aad vaalahad. Tha Gahfarnia polica have aa Ida* vehara ba went or what ha did. They didn’t eeen know ha waa la New York until ba wrs run down by that Mr and ww Ideatided hi* body through hie Army record." ’ b o r n *ttkT so o n " LOS ANGELES (It — Man will work one levea-hour day a week 100 years from sow and receive the aima pay they now gat for a 40-hour watk. aayi Joeaph PrerA agaat, aiaentiva director of taa National Raeraatiogal As m . of Knw York. Ha rpoka before the Calk fornla Recreation Commission yea* terday. Toatgfct TO chock rr'w "j'M iM V < NA'SP HVZ _ •U9>NB»» BZAJCSw! Y 'S tJ L S r»«*o NSW YORK (It - “ Mo ooo can walk past a Sousa with Its bliadi up aad got look 111144,“ sayd Bdward t . Murraw. This aiapla fact at kumsi astura lias bthlad tha popular agfaal at Murrow'i show Parson ta Par­ son, which riturni to CBS-TV to­ I still don't know Ww wa raally morrow evening. With It, of course, da Utla thaw. returns Jfurrow, tinned aid Qt But it goes m aad thlaga Wap after vacallot o i his PswUig, clichlag laaalhly. AatuaUy, It'a a pleasant chtage at paaa U ma. Far K Y „ farm. Ho aad the show's capraduaOrt— tnstiaco, If I’m latervlawtaf a piUJohi A. Aaron aid Jasso Zousmar ticiai m H 1 hatri pa dMltw to —recall that some almkss cmvot* pta him sgatoat tw wall aa tw as lion about wialUag down striPU swbjact at paUHas. Aflar aO, la 's i lighted hawaoa tod to hla twa Wma. I Uhe dtoaa H G eneral Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY WE ARE M o il ■LLCRE8T RAPTWT CWUKCM C o tta of PROPHECY Cheater W. Flank. FaMae m 3 Elm Ava. Sunday morning icrttcaa: , Bishop A . W& * " * * ? * * it a m. Sunday t*boot0:43 a.a. Sutday School. 11 a m. Morning Worship. II a m. Morning Worahlp. B«Sunday evening services: moo by A. W Stover. 4:13 p.m. Training Union. 7:43 p. m EvangetiiUe Hour. 1:30 p.m. Evening Worship. 1:41 p. m. Tuesday Evening BarWedneaday 1:30 pm. Preyei meeting. vice. Prayer Meeting 7:43 p. m. Thniaday Young Peo­ ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST ple meet. CHAPEL -a Everyone welcome. Elder Springe TOE CMRISTIAN AND MW10N Sponsored by First Baptist Church ARY ALLLANCE ch ur ch Sanford, Fla. Park Ava. at TaortemthSe. Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Paitar, OatW !• Cimfti W. O. StanaalL Superintendent -Su!3ay Sebool and Morning Preaching 11:00 a- m Worship Combined S errita 0:43 r Di. H. H. Martin, Preacher m to 11:30 a ra. “ Worahlp Period begins at 10:40 a. ».** u p sa l a co m m unit y Alliance Youth Fellowahlp 0:30 PRESBYTERIAN CBIIICB Prayer In the Session Room 11:00 am. Morning Wc Anthems—“ The Lord’s I’r Oates; "Cherubim Song”, t Chancel Choir. Sermon, Mr Innia. Nurseries for children thiee, and tt day mornii Hour. 7:00 p.m. Pioneer Fellowship. 7.00 p.m. .Senior High Fellow ship. 3:00 p.m Anthem—"II Young Peo Mr. Mclnnl NEWPORT NEWS. Va r \ •aval spokesman »atd Thursday the carrier Korreatal'* burned out pro-' pcller shaft bearing* will be no vhvtaele to the Navy's acceptance of the *hip "Like death and taxes. trouble in new things i« inevitable," *ai.l Bear Adm. R. K Stout, president ■it the Navy Trial Board of Survey «nd Inspection. which cherked the Korrestal’s performance Muring her sea trials this week The mechanical difficulties (hat roused the giant new warship to noslpone her full power runs Wednesday and to rut her trials, Rev. C C. White. Mtaltlrr Mrs. Oavrr Mart*. Plaahl Alfred EHeeen Sapariatradrat at Charch Behest brerga Prsotd loader el Mid Week Servlcee i:bu7th School 10 a m. Worihip 11 a.m. a.m. Tno |y>nl» ?up|>er win ikYoung People 7 p.m. observed. Sermon, W. P. Iliouka Evening service ? : » pm tb’rdnrsday Evening f:.10 p m. Jr. Sunday Schiwil n (5 a.m. “ Bring Everybody tnvilad io attend all All The Family. We l’ r<>*id( For ear services. Every Member <«f The lamtly— FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Even the Itaby.” GENEVA Morning Worship t l r“l • *«• 13’. A. Film weed, Taster Sermon, W. P. Brook* Jr. Sunday School 10 A. M. Training Union «;43 p.m. Morning Worahlp H A. >L Training Union I* • "Family Af­ B.T.l?. 7 P. M fair". We provide for every mem­ Evening Worship * P- M. Prayer Service Wed * P- M ber of the family. Evening Worship 3.00 pin. An “ Cooperating with Southern RapKvrning of Song. Hat Convention." Fellowship Hour after the FIRST CHURCH OF THE Evening Service In the Memorial n azaren k Educational Building sponsored by tha Visual Aids Committee. “ Sanford’s _Singing _ _ Chutth" Corner of Second and Mapla -Wednesday Evening S r r v i r e R. H. Spear Jr., Minister 7:10 p.m. Come and bring your You ara cordially invited lo at­ Ilihlrs. tend church with ue this Sunday. Nursery Open at all vervirr* Sunday School at «;30 George ’nr the hard-of-hear. Earphones V Pittard, SupL Ing. Morning Worship at 10:41 Ser­ Welcome. mon by tho pastor NYPS at 4:45 p. m. Johnny Carter. Prea. FIRST CHRISTIAN < III HUH Junior Society «:43 p. m. Mrs. 1*07 Sanford \«e. R. Carter, Buperv*»°r. perrj I.. Slone. Minister Bible Clinic 4:43 p. m. Frank Sunday School, 9:13 am , with H. Price, Moderator. classes for all ages. Evening EvangelUlk 7:30 ScrMmning Worship, II am-, with mnn by the pastor. The church le comfortably air­ Communion and Sermon. Topic: cooled. Courteous ushers will con- "Laliorers Together with God’ (t trlbuto to yoyr convenience. A Cor. 3:91. Special music by the ford E. JoWuoo. lupaiManant nursery la open for all regular and rhoir under thr direction of Jay Preaching Service U a. m. special services. Servicemen and M. Walter, accompanied by Mrt. . M Y r 3 p. m. their familleo ora welcome whether N. V. Farmer, organl-t. Navy Pritar mealing, Thursday, 1.34 their stay In Sanford it long or families, tourist*, weekend guestsand olhera not attending regu­ : T *• short. larly rUawherr ate Invited to We give special Invitation to f assem bly o r god ch u ecr worship and fellowship with us 13th Bi. and Lawrel Avw. but urge you to attand the church - S inday Sch-wl 4t4S a m. of your chalet this Sunday. Morning Worship 11 •• *«• Youth Ssrvire 4:43 p mSOUTH SIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Evangallstie Rally 1:43 p. m. East 37th -Street Prayer and Bible Study Wednes­ Missionary prcmillenlum day at 1:41 p. m. R- R. Lunsford .,'*Jni« tha happy, alaglng crowd. Pastor Associate Pastor W. L Stephens . Warship tha Lord with wa." Sunday School SupL Milton “| FOBTHR CMAPWHlfgtwbeltham. rn ■BYHODOY CaUBCH Sunday School 10.00 A. M. Morning Worthip 11:00 A. M«:00 P. M. le e . George E. CarlMl, MtaMOar EvMlng Worahlp •:4S a.aa. Sunday Sthanl . Praror Meeting S:00 P. M. ll:M a.M. Worship lerrkw. WELCOME TO THR CHURCH 100 p m Worship Sarrtra CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH t PAOI.A WEJII.ETAN Ret. J. W. Parham, pastor METHODIST CHURCH Cor. PowfteMlh St- Oak Ase. 4 Mile* Wool *■ Et- IS Sunday School 9:43 a. m. Pundsy School Morning Worthip Service 11:00 SANFORI) BEVENTII-n\Y Morning Worship 1»:«* u n . ADVENTIST CHURCH a WMloyaa Y’oulk S:4i Training Union 4:41 pm. It’* n 70# Kim Avenue •'F.vonlng Worship 7:30 family affair. W, J. Ovtmsn, P»»t»r Wodnoadsy PrmyonwooUag 7JO Evening Warship i p.m. Sabbath School (Saturday) Evoryon* Wotcwma • 9:30 a.m. * Rov. Cecil W. Shoffar Miss Betty Malone, mlsaiowary Worship Hour 11:00 a m. Topic, ta American Indian*, will speak "poea God 4 ^ r*!’' Friday, Saturday, aad Sunday at Wednesday 7:13 pm. Prayer WaMar L Raw* J r, Pastor 7:30 p.m. Meeting. Subject. "The lamb's Sunday School 19 a.m. Manias Worship Sorvica U a.m Wife." LAKE MART RAPTIBT Sarmaw by tW pastor. Friday 7:43 pm. Missionary j CHAPEL E ftalig Worship Srrrtra 7:30 Volunteer Program. "The Rons p.m. Sermow by tha pastor. A Lake Mary, FW. Praysr Manilas Wadaasday 7:to 1 • I Pastor — Eee. H. A. Frith It, pm. ' I Sunday School S ill a m • 1 Morning Warship 11:10. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH A rordial wrrlrom* is eetended I Training Ualri 4:30 p m Pastor— MIHow H. Wyatt tn ell In Join ns In nur worship I Evening Warship 7 JO. l:4S Church School. Classes for and share In the fellowship of * Prayer Meeting Wad. Y Jt p m all ages. this hour. 11:00 a m Holy Communion. t o r firry BAPTIST ch urch o r OVtRDO Communion Mediation — “ The THE LITTLE BROWN CHURCH Rev. Lasts Day. Mtotmar Sward of the Spirit" ON TIIK HILL 9:43 a.m. Suadiy BcWaL 7:00 p m M.Y.F. (I'ongregallonal) 7:41 Organ Vrapors . Corner of 21 St. and Park Ate. 1:00 Evoalng Worihip. Sermon J. Bernard Root. Minister Tejlo—"Work". Sunday School 9:30 Brea danat over WTRR. Morning Worthip 11:00 • 9:00 Eerroatloa for young peoSermon: "Hop* Bpring* ^ lu ll­ pieing on Triumphant Wings.” Air Cowditlewod Sanctuary. n o u r ( r o m church (Episcopal) Roe. R. Lyttleton Zimmerman, R. D. Bar. A. G. Melanie, Minister nth Bunday after Trinity 9:4S a m Sunday SchooL ■:(M) a.m. Holy Eucharist. l i f t a m The Beialew meota for P:tl a.m. Choral Eucharist and Address. Bervtret through the week: Monday through Thursday and Baturday — Holy Communion — 7:30 a.m. Friday — Holy Com­ munion—9:M am. Tffttr PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Art. and Third PI. L IT T L E V E N IC E W UC0M I HAW WILL YOU BE OUR 601017 ChfclM.uaUtmVeUa. A b s o lu t e ly * Imra lm. . • PHOTO CHRtRTMAK CARDS Jameson Studio t m t o iM P .I L Ogmi Frida* Renptogg T-l MB M. Pack Atm I Notlca b all Real EsUta ' Brokara. My 14 arra farm I near Lake Jaaiup has been 'sold. • O. M.^YnderaM j _ I . hPfx. PHILADELPHIA tb -\ public inquest begin* tomorrow into the iodden death of beauteou* young «.*claltte Mr* D«'rD lean Stiver Oe-lreirher The ca*e ha» been under a aecrecy-ahrouded tn*e«tlgati.in by city police and medical authoritiei for a week The II.year-old chain *ture heire»* who eloped uith Miami Beach m o t o r c y c l e policeman Karl Orv'rclrhrr to Fnlkston, lia . June short by two days *’» til he corrcct.-d and everything will be all right, 1 am suic," Stunt told news­ men. h f i» ?l. returned ti) her p*renl* h"m» Robe. Idaho i# — The Tlale Frl. Sept 2. IMS • •tone here two weeks »S<> She died while visiting in the apart Land Department placed »ign» mrnt ol friendr Aug. It yeaterday around the new aaphalt police Commlivioner Thnm»« J surface of the government parking G ibbons h a t te rm ed Ih r death lot near the »lalehou*e In down­ ••»u»plciouv’’ town I>oi*e They read: •‘Stale Thr Philadelphia Inquirer qunt rd put. Ally. Samuel Pa«h a* laying police have been wnrklnt on thr assumption the death "wa« evn-ed b* « i illegal cpccatltui." Get W ELL D R ILLIN G Howard C. 1-onR Phone 3S8 207 B. Commercial FILMS For The Holiday Weekend Wicboldt's Camera Shop 210 S. PARK AVKNl’ K SANl’ Oltl). FI.OKIIhA , LA ST 2 DAYS TO G E T IN ON SOME REAL B A R G A IN ----WE'RE A L L GOING FISH IN G M ONDAY: CLO SED A LL DAY W HY N O T DRIVE A BETTER CAR OVER LABOR DAY - USE OUR LOW C O ST GM AC PLAN 1951LINCOLN4DOOR I INHIlt COSM OPOLITAN First CVrnic. First Wc Arc ClcJininjr More l ’roof! 1951 STIIDK. CHAMPION 2 DOOR SK U A S kT n I’ asr .* �Deluge Of Auto Accidents Here May Be Slowed Down By Caution 1 Tbqra’* been • delujr# of iutomoblle accident* in Seminoi* County in recent week*. Sr.nii of them could have claimed live*. Several of them have RCluallj been near catastrophic*. Even the loss of tim* for those Injured, the pain that hns been en» dured. the bill* that have piled up. mean* that there ha* neen mure !*m than the lay­ man can see on the surfare. Arcidenta don't run in cycles because of the changing moon. Such reasoning just Isn't Flooded Streets TH LI' r A #»< C-.I ru I In *•« ihi I>» (d »r : Cnl vm at nil “ 'l l » A canoe come* in handy during, and right after, fair'y hard rains In Sanford. There’s a possibility that, as extra equip­ ment. a small sire boat rotiM be carried with each ear to hurdle Int#' sections flooded and practically lmpa«sabie luring rainstorms. Instead of the situation getting better with our new s**wer ayr.tem in operation, it seems as if the water In rro>*t places is get­ ting deeper. There must be some solution to the pro­ blem of getting the water to drain off more quickly. Several reasons have b^en heard here and there as to why the water is getting deeper Instead of draining off. One reason given is that with th# new sewer system, ihe water doesn't drain off Into the river, but is now pumtivd into th* outlets and thence out Into the river. Stands to reason that the water mild run out fast­ er t*""» i» eonld lie pumnH nut. Well, that's lust one of the stories float­ ing around at the present time. Whnt we should get Is nmple drainage for heavy rains to drain as thov should. Into the sewer system end then in*o laike Monroe. That's th* problem fsclrg the City of Banford'a eewer department right now H e r a ld ______ ■ a ■■■*■! •« IW at a t l r t la m N IM m H i i Htt (a IN ___ •••a aa all IN larat aaia* arlala# la IXIa aawapaaa* Page 4_____________ Friday, Sept I, 1955 rm u rs p*“ » v v v iiu v Ho la despised and rejected of men, a man of eorrows and acquainted with grief. Surely he hath borne our griefs and carried our sorrows. Isaiah 53:3-4.—The assurance o f divine sympathy and lore may well auatain us In hours of bereavement and sorrow and failure. , HENRY, NEW PRESIDENT CHAMPAIGN, 111. (ft—Dr. David Boddi Henr., So, today became president of th University of Hitaois, one of the largest univenities |i the nation with enrollment of ■ ore than BOO*. He succeeds J-'ovd Mmc*. who retired alter « l years with B e aalvereity, two *• president. Cold W ar Grabs History By Tail WASHINGTON J'-T h * cold ear ■ its Rama tad Re-J China has grabbed history by th* tail sod lurntd it arouad. This country's driving urge — only 1* years ago, at war’s end— • as to keep Germany and Japan dliermed forever. There waa even talh here at turning Germany into a paitureland, ju»t lo bo sure. That feeling slowly went into re­ verse aa this country's worries about Ruiaia Increased and Rtd China became a threat in Alia. The United States became the itroegeit advocate of a rearmad Watt Germany. The former enemy is now in the process of building an army—presently limited to MO > men—and Joining Its old foes in tbs AUantic Alliance. Once again this Ironic reverial of hlaetory waa highlighted yeater day: Secretary of State Dulles and Japanese foreign Minister Shigemltau it sued a atalament here Japan * dctarminaUon to rearm, • ilk American blessing and urglag. From the Americas viewpoint— feasible. The real reason for accident* la right behind the wheel of the car. Now, we're not blaming sit driver* for being reckleas, careless, t northn.lox opera­ tors. That Just isn't the esse at ait. Perhaps one has overlooked checking the tires, another haa undoubtedly let repairs go undone, still another mxy let his light* be­ come unbalanced or burn cut. There are a hundred and one thing* that can happen when an automobile driver doesn't take even* precaution. Then,’ there a th# drinking driver. We wondrr if something esn't be don* to remedy the situation aruund the county. The number of arresta for DWI has been increasing recently, and »»rh time such an arrest is made an accident Is prevented, pro­ bably lives saved. Our compllmenta to th# law enforcement officials who watch ever so carefully for every opportunity to prevent an accident. Possibly it's the stopping of a speeding driver, a DWI, a reckless driver. Th* accident* must stop. , HAL BOYLE New School Clothes Solution Sought To Big Problem • • • Certainly there are nrv school rlothes. F.veryon# expect* it. Father and Mother have been saving for them. Hie child has been thinking these last dars of how they will took. If parent* are wise, they will ex­ plain that too much money ppent on school clothe* is had. Trying to ortdo other children in looks is silly. It's below the standard of the fine school these student* are going to. Too manr clothes? Oh. no— for how we do grow! A few at a lime. frevh and pleasant to wear and aee. make In* school look nice as It starts out for the year. They help give the mind a fresh ary! enthusiastic feel­ ing. in keeping with the frost adventure. Children need another kind of rlothes. also. Their minds need them. They need real for th* new Job of the school year. They need courage for all the strange things a year may being. They need willingness to work, for learning requires work. Scholar­ ship of the mind, training of the hinds In Industry and the arts ail coll for work. And along with eagerness to git at the work must go come of that hldfasHnned virtue the pioneers retied etlck-to-it-Iveness. the virtue of not giving up, of keeping at the task until It I* accomplished. Their eouls need kindness to other child­ ren, generosity, honesty. Justice. If they have these, fun comes naturally. Th* child whose homework and music prac­ tice are regularly don* la tha lighthearted, happy child. Th* first week of school la Important It acta th* tone for tha term. Tha ch'ldren will try their best to do well this year. Give them » --------.... ■ ,,»em a burnt on their gay and glorious way! , YOU'RE TELLING ME! •r ■ so ysarm." We hagaa eajeytof M la I SOI. end If the Oomarrato gat la la •U M l hogta enjoying an enUiwjy new p s q a tly, g peso- IX /AmLo MARLOW NEW YORK # -t l° w can Ameri­ Gen. Wainwrlght w i t h a warm ca moat help Japan lo become sail* and banded him the fUat of proipcrou* and build up her armed the aia pent he used. Then be looked deliberately, steadily and iorret lo protect ncrteir? Thu la ■ major diplomatic prob­ coldly at the Japaoese before go­ lem today which Foreign Minuter ing on with the signing. That ges­ Mimoru Shigamittu and bis beau­ ture was foe Bataan, for Corrtgitiful daughter are trying to solve dor*-and the Japanese caught Ua significance fully. during a visit here. "Silence fell over the spectators Shigcmitiu, one of th* friendli­ est facci the Japaaete empire haa aa the two Japanrse signatories turned toward the United States put Ihcir names to the documents. in a lime when It ban felt friend They signed with Oriental slow­ •hip waa important, bed a leg ness Dotting bis black silk topper, blown off in Shanghai during the Foreign Minister Mamoru ShigaJapaneM effort lo pacify tha Chi milsu aat with his wooden leg stiffly attended before him. The nets, IhlgtmiUu, convicted n a war diplomat missad the inkwell with criminal, now la his nation's moat the first thrust of hit pen. Then be popular political aaleimaa la laboriously mewled nit name an both docun documents—a copy for the America. Allies, one for Japan. Our situation! do change. Trn "The right hand of Gen. HotlJiro yeera ago today, I wrote the fol­ lowing dispatch from th* deck of Umeio, Japanrse army chief of atalf. shook slightly at ha add the batlleihip Missouri: kla signature. Noting the ralebow There were four tingling mo­ row af ribboaa on bit dress uni ments of high drama in th* it- form, aa America* spectator wito minute ceremony during which cracked: ‘ Whipped everybody hut Jipsn bound herself lo lay down th* United States.' her arms unconditionally and bow "The Allied signatories signed to Ui* dictates o f th* Allies. quickly, « m after tbo other. "The setting was perfect-eo th* " Met ua pray,' " said Maccaptain’s prnraooade of this battle­ ship, nicknamed 'Mighty Me.' Al­ Arthur, “ that the pear* bo • lied ships ringed the Missouri in restored to th* world end that God concentric circlaa of power. Out­ will preserve it always. These pro­ lined againit Iho murky iky were ceedings are closed.’ 'T h e worldwide blood bath at dark green bill* of a aatica being occupied tor the D m time ia Us last waa at aa end, turbulent history. "The* came the eptno-tiagllag T h a first mo meet at drama climes. Forty-six groat-winged came when Gen. M a e A r t k w r luporfortreams swept over Ihe walked up the gangplank and fleet like high graceful birds. Aad moved arroaa the deck wltk a behind them roared the 3rd Fleet’s stride lithe for a man of kla year*. fighters, dive-bombers and torpedo You could feel the inteasity of this pianos. mao stimulate the crowd like a "They flew over the massed current of electricity. It was Mac docks of the Missouri In wave after Arthur’s hour « f a lifetime, and be wave after wave, until Uw whole bad prepared for K by almotl half hay t h r o b b e d . The battleship a century of military service, teemed almost to rock with Bo "The M il moment af emotional *4 their patalag. There never Impact wai the arrival af tha a mare stirring Right, and H Jepaaeae delegation Mur la civilUrn hearts at th* sailor* aad Ian dm s, seven wearing navy or H choked thorn with the army uaifonai. They stood await at Unship in victory and Ing Mac Arthur's pleasure like ■ ad e Bern feel ■■ If they wore atone gargoyles. swallowing their slomscht. "Their stolid features shewed "There Is no way lo describe neither guilt nor regret, pain nor that mystic exultation. It gripped resentment — only aa abiding, everyone. Yon felt suddenly that watchful, animal, anlmal-llkt pa­ tbs lah on tt? documents, lying tience. You felt that ealy Urn* monaaatarliy forgotten an Use would reveal what tha petleace table, meant nothing. And that Uw “ 'How did Boa* little me* ever iaa symbols. Blah they could got away with -Yaw Salt, to KT eoe wklla unitermtd peace ha* wwipnw** to* teS m i T h e third U « U i* t came when to the sky aad MarArtknr began signing Be aurkettle brothers af W umtwte, He turned to MM worth aad of Be weton, lyiag (Do $L Ttowj PINTS PAINT UP FIX UP Panneat— * Hbrm Repairs with • low<eoet*FHA repair loam—No Dsstr isRfths to itpaj. - to M Your loan can cover both material sad labor. Yon need not be a drimsltor to toko advantage o f this et i) In land grass aad sea graves around the world. « "The planes came on and on relistlessly. You felt that the nation that produced them could send them on and on forever, until it achieved any noble purpose, any peece, however difficult. "They droned across the main­ land of Japan. The Navy hand struck up ’California. Here I Come,' end the ceremony waa over.*' It la nice to have Shigcmitiu kick now as a guest and ask him how w* can build back that Jap anese army k* surrendered year* ago today. Russian To Get U. S. Citizenship with its eyes fastened aa the strength of Rod China-Japan Isn't rearmlag fast enough. Th* American seal at early poatwar days Is force Japan to stay peaceful waa shared by Japaaoa*. They wrote Into their constitution —under Americas guidance—a de­ termination to stay unarmed. That guarantee haa become a little aakward now. Japan haa been protected from attack by American troops, plants aad ships stationed ia aad around Japan. Eventually this country wants to withdraw Its own forces and let Be Japanese defend themtcUea. Under American prodding th* Eirm Grasp Taken On Argentina By President Peron BUENOS AIRES. Argentina Presidant Juan D. Peron lightened a firm new grip on Argcntna yes­ terday. warning grimly B it opposi­ tion violence will be met by **w lioa itili more violent." He told ■ well-ocganlled demon­ stration of many Bousanda last night be waa wiBdrawiag kla offer to step down aa president. Earlier Wednesday, he had announced be would resign If it would guarantee "pacification" of th* nation. S p e a k i n g before the wildly cheering throng in Ihe ctnlral Plata d* Mayo, he said It was clear his opponent! "do not want Be pacification w* have offered Bern.” . "There remain only two roads: for the government, a repression adjusted to th* subversive actions; for Be people, aa action, ■ strug­ gle which matches the violence to which Uwy went te carry us,” he said. "W* have to answer violence with greater violence. And when one at aur p sepia fans, five at them will fall." ALEXANDRIA. Va., ( ft - rater Pirogov, a Russian Flier who risked his life te hop th* Iron Curtain ia 194*, wUl become aa America* cititaa. Th* L it major harrier was cleared Wednesday with the aa nouacement Bat Be Immigration and Naturalisation Service has sp proved Pirogov‘t application tec CitlMShlp. Pirogov, a navigator, and ptM Anatote laraoff Laded to a Rue* stoa bomber at aa airport ia tha America* tsaa af Austria- seven yeera ago with a acaat tw* misutes at fuel left. laraoff berama homesick and returned to Russia, but Priogov. now U. settled ia Fairfax County, Va. Ha la now n consultant te Be Air Force. FatotliRf . * ---- — • \ -V— > -v \ M \ ^ ;:i Y s#'-' 1 \ \ Welcome Novy -BE OUR GUEST. w* has* leated ■ air-ceefl>ma at th* Mar-Lea MeteL AbMlnltir FREE to all as arrisab at owr Naval Ail/ Mutton. pick a* sew* office at bey* Odham A Tudor, Inc, "lull 4ere of Fine Heman* S. Preach Are. Sp ecia l SapbmbsVL Cold Wave A wonderful that’s so May . , . Deep waves, 1*91Inf curia— (Regularly 910) 7 .5 0 BOOK ItRTOWN SUB-DIVISION Per enlaced. Lota wor< able, a email pavmewt dewn, monlKly eaymenta. gawd School A Churches, fderl Uratton, EVA BESS BEAUTY SHOP • S Senior Operators • 21 Tear* In Businas* • Air Conditioned I« B. M ua P. O. Bet U Pfc. MIT todSC IM Mamaa. Fto. THEBARGAINCENTER 907 SANFORD AVE. FRI. • SAT. • MON. REDUCED! M IN T McGBBGOM SHIRTS FULLER FABRICS SANFORIZED COMB. COTTON DRESSES PANTIES l E DRESSES Many A rticle! Below Cost AM CnttOM 10 TO 1 .19 SANDALS CULDRSNlf - Japan*** are building an army hut slowly. But because ol lbs constitutional prohibition against s Japanese military force, the arm) being put togeBer aow Is' call* a "security force." It could be called in army, ttt right name, U the constitution w<m changed. That may be don* :» Ume. But I change in Be cornu tutloa requires a two-thuds vuU la both houses of Parliament aas • majority vote by the people There are (wo main politics, parties in Parllment—Shigemil tu'a Democrats and Be Liberalsbut neither baa a majority anf Bcrcfor* neither can supply the two-Blrds vole necessary to amrnf Be constitution. n The Socialists, of LA and right, are against rearmament. So ir« the Communlsta. If Be Democrat! and Liberals merge, as tney may. Bey will have a majority but ws0] •till be 11 scats short of two Birds Dulles and Shigemltsu talk*] here ycsltrday, the last diy el the foreign minister's visit, of whrn Japan would be strong enough u defend Itself and th* American troops ia Japan, now 100,o<R could b* withdrawn. That Is some distance away. The Japanese bate about 130.000 troops in their ground force* now Shlgtmitsu talked of increasing Bern I* about IM.ooo by ' « ! . ' American officials look upon IM.. 000 a* too little and Bink that. be. for* Japan has ■ sufficient da. for* Japan has a sufficient d« fens* force, it should have Mown Shigemltsu promised Japan *mi“ do its best. It expecta lo bav« 1,300 planes by 19*0. .29 New 1» “ 2 a m ■ .39 J1 �Socia l fc v e n lA . Grammar School Faculty Gives Philosophy, Selects Committees School Foods A ssn. Attends 3-County M eet In Titu sville Spotlight On Hollywood Woman's Club Invited To Attend Leadership Course iM A ix -r ir ricKicLUNcs Warm summer day? Let the kids taka their lunch to tha park— ar Just eut to tha backyard. .* Meat Loaf Saodwlcbaa Whole Tamaloaa Carrot Sticks Raiska Raf/igarator Cookiae Fresh Fruit Lemonade RAISIN REFRIGERATOR COOKIES Ingredients: I cupa lifted flour. H teaspoon baking soda, 1 teaapooe salt, 1 cup aeodkis raisins, (riaiad sad drained and chopped), H cup butler or margarine, 1 cup eugar, I teaspoon vanilla, 1 egg. I tiNespoona milk. Mathod; lift together Mm flour, baking eoda and salt. Rinse ralsiae ta hot *|trr; drain; rbop Cream butler, sugar and vanilla. Beat In egg thoroughly. Stir dry I “ ’ « In*’ rrear—d mixture alternately with milk. Stir la ...ape lino rolls; wrap In waasri paper and chill thoroughly. Cut ir very thin slJcea with aharp knife, using tawing motion; place an into apart on greased baking •heat. Bake la hot (M i degree* t even I la II mlnulaa ar matil lightly browned. Remora ta wire rack with spatula to coaL Makes about 4H doteo fooklee. use studio eiecutlve refiorts that her first two scenea were emotional one* — she plays thr second wife of tha tale socirty |hand pianist tha second frmlnIn# lead. “ Yet." addrd the aaeculise.” she did them both with one take each. It waa amaiiog." Her only previous acting ripen irnct bad been in one Australian movia In whlrh she did ber own hair and makeup. That waa Tuesday, fthurr took rme look and set up a screen test at Columbia Wednesday. On Thurs­ day aha paced tha floor of -her hotel roam. Friday waa tha day Columbia sent her a script for "Tha Eddie Durbin Slory" and told her _ to __ teat nv.rua; Monday IU forI 1 • pi part. H. lea -------- " * In a matter of hour* later, she was on her way to New York City for location scenes with Tyrvne Power •—* w‘ — * Robert Morris Is Honored By OES At Annuol Picnic SPRLNGFIF.LD. III. * -Jackie of the perfect ho»t, look a bott le Sue Mile*, 12. gave a birthday »tund In front of the c*ke to keep parly for her 3 year-old Brittany her gue*t* away from it. »p.i- el Mickey Wednesday. Dug candy fator* were dl»tribtiled to the gur*l«—14 neighbor­ hood dog* accompanied ht their young master* and Ml«< Tresses. Everything w e n t sm-iiMr enough until it brrame lime to »er\e the hirthday rake, made of dog 1 od and topped with three Wedding Revealed Wi'liam Jan n llortoi, of Mr. and Mr*. W, M. Dorter, m l Pair: * Ann t'<» .in*, daughter of Mr*. Iu>'iett* Cnltli)* of Little Itnck, Ark., were married Satur­ day night In Ikt I: SI Church of the Natatrn* by the Rev. Deal. The couple it near residing In Sanford. Ihroueh Ihn InTi.ate •* n ■wiinraing pool iiatvrslav Mr. and Mr*. Jot.n Ru««l ami isiightcr. Pan. left Monday by plane for Cherry Point. N. t\. af­ ter visiting with Mr. and Mi*. George King and Mr and Mr*. J. A. Hti*«l for *rvr-*l day*. Mr. Du-*i I* an accountant In the U S. Marines. SV 'llrd I. flat budget n lesion I RID W The CPO Wive* Club will have a ilaticr at I « CPU Club ler all l i'll'a and t’ rir eur*t». Danrint* will tx> enjoye*l to the tnu*ic of the •'Mvlotorus'* from Hi* Pine Hill* t ounliy (*inli, from It to 12: to p in. *t-J atlrmlanve prlir* will be given. Ticket* may l>e on lalnrd fruni < r CPO Dai or any chief petty -iffieri. The regular mietii.g of Amer­ ican legion Ausitiaiy will hr hi Id at it 30 p.m. In Hie I glon Hut. ii.il S ilt D give repott» and a covered dl*n supper will i-e hi Id fur all mem­ ber* their hu iami*, and guest*. Tin Duplicate llridgi* g'Inla will nurt at the 3 acht t'lub with •eating to in : in at 7.15 and play to Ugin at a u’clink. BACK-TO SCHOOL NEEDS in Ihrifll Hangup value! Ilnya* IMur 10-iiuiur Benin1 jenn* cut over IVnrey'a rt yular pattern*! Saitl-in oil Machine Mii-liuliJp B to lfi SALE! SALE! SALE! s (Screws & Pierced) 1.00 iTav Incl.t Costume Necklace Cr Earring Sets 2.00 Bead Necklaces SWEATER MATES IN LUXURY-SO FT ORLON lur bostrsa meeting. P'-rfeet cnmnvnli-r* f-r f«M I V n n r i '• - w ra le r rla*a- CONTINUES THRU SATURDAY LADIES' DRESSES • One gruup value* tu 24.95 BARGAIN S IN EV ER Y D EPARTM EN T I'hoae 971 your Rhinestone Necklaces t* Fliutl •! o g # « n t on all Summer Drranga. On* (roup valuca to 14.95 NOOK P o lit ic ia n * Tench !•■« of fmr-t II.Inn. si-eitalle tnun f»r •• iia «.-ftnr-» Tint • a*ii •<« well nevri innl I•I-- Win* Mla-iuatcl, sutuis, slsn ..I tu 42. I t Tie d rtr ** the Mater Rallrt •lir l* - MANY 11A HIM K I T S ltK.M TY Ihi* i* one or' the linal scene* The annua! Robert Morris Pic­ nic of the OKS wa* held Wed ne*d»y aftermxin at Hock Serins* with 34 member* pre-ent to en jay ilrlirtou* food and recreation Aftt r swimming was enj.ived and the group had gathered (o eat timl«r the plrnlc table*, Mr*. II F. Civn*hawr reading “ Thr Garden of Fratrrnltt'' In ho m>r of Ihe founder, Robert Murrl*. He wa* born in NVw York Aug. 31. IAIN and wa* the ion of Ito bert and Charlotte Louvinia Peck ham. He later a**umed hi* name from hi* fodrr father, John M.ir ria, with whom he made hi* home after Ihe death of hi* father, he wa* made a Mauler M»*nn in 1*16 and in 1*19 in Fulton County Ky.. lie organised the fir»t chapter of the Order of Ihe Karirrn Star, lie waa crowned poet laureate of Free Maionry on Dec. 17, tMI The Daughters of Wralry Fun and dmd al La Grange, Ky., on •lay School t’la** of the Fif*t July 31. 1M*. Methodist Church will meet In At 9 p, m, a picnic lunrh wa* McKinley Hall fur it* rrguUr •preail and thank* given by Frank business and -ocial meeting at M L. Miller. Special cueHr were pm. with Mr*. J. II. Anderson's Mr. and Mr* A. F. Ilamtcy, Vr group acting a* host#*-e*. The First Baptist Inti rmedlate and Mr*. A K Rossetler and Mr. and Mr*. Frank !.. Miller, Royal Anil.u elm* will meet at 7 p m. The F.xerutlve Rnard of Ihe Women of Ihe Fir*t Prohylerian Church will meet in Hi* Session room at 10 a m. There will l-e a hoard meeting Mr. and M-* William llaidln of th* Wt*t‘S of the Firet Ms-tooand fa mlly ai d Mr and Mr*. V«-rn- di*t Church at l* B.m. A general j rii* Hanlin and fiml.y are *|M-ndtng tm*int*e meeting will lolluw at two week* at New Smyrna Beach. 9: IS. The Unity Pi*-* will meet at Mr. and Me*. William I.. We*t 7:15 p.m. Iri the Valdes II net and son have returned to Gaine*. with Jerry Mracham a* tenrher. ville alter vlrltlng Mirlr parent*. Mr. an-l Mr*, linrvey 8wan»on. Mr and Mr*. Irving Pryor hafe *• thrir gue-t* for leveral ilaye, Mr. and Mre. HnruM Willey Hr . nf f'layton. Del., and their two child­ ren, William and Rebecca Ann. Wdcomt Navy WILL YOU M OUR GUEST? Given For Canine Teinty-three member* of Ihe Semtiolr County School Food Service A«*ociation went be bin to Titusville on Wednesday to participate in a tri county food handler* training arhonl. RecDtration began at 1:30 a m. Dunne the day six film* were viewed pertaining to tanitation In tre preparation, storage and serving ol food*. lecture* on lanllatlon and health were given by Itimell K Jackson. the State Unitarian Dorcot James F. Sorer*. Mr* Henry Y Woodard. Mr*. Ada Stamrh. MHt Florence Wagner assistant ilate school lunch sup ervtvor along with Seminok* Coun ty nurte, Mr*. Ilulda Klbbee amt count) aanttarjan, Valda Robins al*o gave Interesting talk*. The program ended at I p in Th»*e attending from Seminole County were Mr*. France* Catledge. Mr* lllanrh Curtin. Ovie­ do; Mr*, (larice Dekle, Mrs. Khha at the Sa-tfor I Naval Auxiliaiv I.ce, Wc*t Side; Mr*. Ruby Da- of the event. tStafl Rhutul vl*. Mr*. Rentier Hughe*. Smith- The Sanford Grammar School faculty met recently. Her old lire* kenbaeh, principal, prcaided and appointed a nominating committ e with Mr*. Ila.hel Ilrin-on ae c ‘•iriuan to nominate faculty jfflccra for the achool year. The nominating rommittea pre•entrd to the group the following alate of officers; Mr*. Sybil Routh, prealdent; Mila Catherine Ball, vice president and treasur­ er; and Mr*. Allca Grant, secre­ tary. These officers were unani­ mously elected. On the following day the Exerutive Board met and appointed the following chairmen of stand­ ing committee*: Audio Visual, Richard Jone*; Bulletin Board, Mre. Maids An*ley; Chapel Program*. Mrs. Alice Ratliff; Libr­ ary, Mr*. Margaret Wright; Health and Safety Council, Mrs. Rachel Rrinson; Credit Union, Mr*. Jewel Riser; Art and Sup­ plies, Mr*. Margaret Wright; Art "Our criteria for promotion fol­ Co-chairman, fourth grade, Mr*. low our objective* a* stated Kila Grantham; Art Co-chair­ abort. Promotion it determined man, fifth grade, Mr*. Margaret on individual pupil achievement Wright; Art Co-ehairman, sixth and social condition* conriderr.l.'' grade, Mr*. Maida Aniley; Mutie, Mr*. Ruta Grantham; Grad* Chairman, fourth grade, Mre. Kula Grantham; Grade chairman, fifth grade, Mr*. Catherine Rail; and Grad* Chairman, siith grade, Mr*. Roberta Richard*. The faculty will meet each HOLLYWOOD tit Hardly a Tuesday afternoon during the week goe* by that tome movie big achool year. On* meeting a. wig doesn't make a publ.r preach month will be used for piofee- mrnt, to wit: “ Girl*, stay away ainnal study. The other meeting* from Hollywood. Don't call u*. w ill he for general business. The' we'll call you.'* faculty has adopted policies of But bow art you going to keep the achool worked out by • com-1 'em down on the farm when they mtttee which la working U Im­ read what happened io Victoria prove our policies. Shaw, Hollywood's first Auitrallan The faculty has accepted this Cinderella? philosophy for the achool: "Wa, Juit a few weeka ago, Victoria the faculty of the Hanford Gram­ was a well-known model in Sydney "What problem* face club wo­ mar School, advocate the educa­ She wa« known there a* “The men a* traders? Wtiat. In fart, la tion of the whole child—physical­ Fact," which will give you some ■ trader?" ly, mentally, toclally, and emo- sort of an idea what a stunner the These are a few of the nuc*tlon* tionaly. Wa believe that human la. to be rnn*id-rrd by Florida rlilblife la earred, requiring respect Then Bob Hope arrlted In Aus­ women when ther n *-et on Kept. for self and athera, and that de­ tralia. He aiked Victoria'* model 9 and 10 In Orlando for a two mocracy la the beet known means agency for soma of their bed-look­ day course In leaderphip training. •f living for the Individual, ing girls, Hope, aomelime* known Sponsored by the F'urida Frd#rat "Tha Leer." needed something atlon of Women’* t’luh. Adult - "OW p M M T b ’ to.ed 0. ,hf to leer at In hit art. education DIvMon, under the todietdwnl M b l welter* of each Hope, a friendly type guy. told Farrington of Viand clubwomen >«kUd, had wm f Often Is mad# to Victoria; "If you ever come to will mret al th< Angehilt Hotel to ■tank hto Mndh II in mur purpoae, Hollywood, look up my agent." di*eu*» leadership pioldem*, pro•r whj iawve, to provide a* many It’ s Ihe tvpe of remark that Hope ream planning, committee char­ b aralag dM atton a* ponibla or any other top liar makes doren* acteristic* ar-' leader-hlo. Panel •nd in ea doing, guide and naalat of times a year to young talent1 •ur children la acquiring a better Bob hardly had arrived bark understanding et th« world ta from Australia when Victoria fol which w# live. Wa al*o belleea lowed. that eertala basic facta and “ lie didn’t realise that when he •kills, our eultura heritage*, said that to me. I had been laving ahould b* taught la ardor to at­ my money for lust such an Invita tain our objective lion ,"'th e said. THE SANFORD HERALD Frl. Sept 2, in.*.3 |»4Ke 3 1Birthday Party • One group values to 39.95 .N ew ! TwltUrllnto plnwHc iMsIrrf vlccpcrw grow one full ni/c! Xnii-rk'ti iilu.Mir aole* wipe clean ettAily. oln*tlciterl ankjea keep alee|*cr foot in place. �[First [H eld Workouts By Squads Opinions Vary Apology Standings Publicly Offered ■V Tim aiaociATitD par.se i i K R i n s i.ra a i K tfir/rM isas-. ..r s ii/m WftflilitfUft »t TJirk I ■•iron •« KfWMi liu.tnn al Belli Sees* s t T io v U 1 i.r s r . t r Brooklyn Mltaaalpau -, , , « a^ a iiiw .u k * * :! ,. at. L*ul» il FllUkursk M * vr.iTr.anAT'a bim i . l/re ttimklin *. Mllwaufc.. I rinftnn.it 7, N.w l-lltikurak *. *t- twjwJ* • (jol} CalttF* von as'a iiiiM H L e St,' t,aul. at Cklcaeo ntvtliorak at I’MI.d.jpM* PlTT1!* i if or a at Cimlnn.tl at Slllwaakaa Police Find Body O f Gam bler Ifl Shallow Well FftnT .WORTH, Tex. tA-Poliee found the body of gunman-gambler Leroy (Tlncy) EggUston, 45, In a ahlllow well six miles north of here Wednesday night. He had been shdl in Ihe hack of Ihe head. His desth left alive only two of the principals In tha il»yfor-p»y murder of wealthy oilman William P.*Clark, gl, found dead Ifl his caffifliive home May 22, 1551. Tie remaining principals art d ir k 's blonde widow Miry. 41. ,and Harry Huggins, the 47-yesrold mobster-informer who said Mrs. Clark offered a 110,OM re­ ward for her husband’s death, Eggleston's body was found lesa thin a week alter his blood stained aedan turned up on a parking lot here. Legal Notice vK-rvfiut’a srasssi itatctwi KuTtCU IK MRHKIIT UIVKN I h . l m» ara anaagaO la buslnaaa ■ l I* (• !*••• Its. Sanfure, n « r l 4 a un4tr t*S flrlllloua nama a( Matalalai *mt lhal a t In­ ti n in taalat.r a . i ‘1 nama with 111* Clark o f ihe Clrm lt Court, n.mitml* rou ntr. IHorlita, In a«rmdarua with tha provision nf Ihe Fklilluua Kami Nlalula, ta-wlli action SSS.ai r lurid* gu ia la a tIts. in lan-.a r . l-nvatl I. VVInltrad l/ovall a nm Lovall Wuanack tmk corny «e te a r a e s jj ju im ik. iiiih iim a rw iS oi.n rotirrr, . in r n n i u - n s . IN HR; KNTATR O V NullVAH IS MAIIIMTT h toiatS T o si.i, < Ns:iriTnsi* a n n ran* i i i v i h s i i v i i 1 1.a iw a « ■ o r .. w t m i * A o vi.vnr la in ast *ti : i Vau and aa> li nf rou are har.hr B'.tlll.d and r*u«lr*d lo pra.tnl am i l . l m . and d.manda whlrh |ui, nr allh.e- n f »n«, mar hat# iainal tha aaUta of NuHVAt- Cl. iAHI.ATT, dacaeaad. Ula o f aald Counlr, t» lha Counlr Jud*a o f a.mlnola Counlr, rtarlta, nl kla • tfko In lha rourt hna.a e f .aid Cnanir al Manfurd, Florida, wilhIn .la hl ral.ndar moniha from lha lima «r lha Oral pubtlralion •f IhIn nnilt*. hath claim or Stmaaa an.il »■ In writing, and th ill a u la tha ptaro o f raild .net end po.l a fl lr . addr.ta o f the flat, maat. and ahall b* awarn In bp th . rlalmanla, Ih.lr a a .nl, nr attor a.r, and anjr aurh claim nr de­ mand n< i in n l. d .hall ha volt. Stab. I M. Klmh.i A . admtnlitratnr nf (he K.lala nf Noit VAL O. MAIILATT. d K M i i d It W. Mara, t NOTICE I will not bg reaponaibU for any debt* Incurred by ■ny ons other than myaalf. J. W. Link NEW YORK (ft—Frank Lane publicly apologised for hit vocal outburst against an umpire during a gam* in Chicago last week, but the general manager of the White Sox Insisted tha umpire was at fault. Lana berated Umpire Larry Napp before American League President Will Harridga in the seventh Inning of a game between Chicago and Boston last Tuesday, He was summoned lo New York yesterday, fined 1500 and ordered lo apologise. Commissioner Ford Frick slid: "For conduct unbecoming a baseball official and for using violent profane language Frank Lane Is fined S»0 . . . "It U understood Lena will mike a prop­ er publie apology to Mr. Harridga, Ihe American League and lo the Chicago fans." The stormy Chicago official readily apologised and then gave his own eiplanatlon: "I went to Mr. Ilarridge'i bos to complain about Umpire Larry Napp but my remarks wart direct­ ed at Cil Hubbard, chief of Ihe league's umpires, who also was there. "I protested strongly against Napp's actions In ejecling Sher­ man Lollir, our No. 1 catcher, alter failing to remova a Boston Sal M aglie Is Surprise Choice For Cleveland CLEVELAND UB — A surprise choice, Sal (Tha Barber) Maglie. hurii tonight for Cleveland as the Indlaas take on Ihe Chicago White Sot la the opener of e four-game struggle for the A m e r l e e a League'* fire* place. It will he Migtie's first atari tit Cleveland since his sale by Ihe New York Oiente a month ego. The IT-year-old right-hander made only one start for Use Tribe, a 1-5 loss In Washington. Facing the Barber will be Connie Johnson, who pitched a g-o shutout ■gainst the Indians last July • in Chicago. The White Soi, leading both the Indiana and Ihe New York Yankees by half a game, will be starting • 11-game tour of the circuit. They have only five home games remaining—Iwro with tha Tribe end three against Kansas City—ell lo he played the final week of the season. Clevsland Manager Al lavpes slid he pirksd Maglie because he wanted a curve bill specialist to go against the Soi. Up to now Cleveland and Chi­ cago have divided It games, Ihe Indians winning fear out of seven at heme. In the pest twe seasons, they have finished with 11 games apiece. Early Wynn la elated lo pilch Asr Use Indians tomorrow and Bob Lemea and Mlhe Garcia In a double-header Sunday. In the final three games, Ihr White Sox ire expected lo send Billy Fierce, lack Harthmsn end Dick Donovan to Ihe mound, Ihoagh the order they will follow is not yet certain. THERE’ S REASON TO smile lay* Georg* Fdward* a* he holds tip the Ifl fM'fiee fi-h he eauaht less -.ht.ii on minute af­ ter the whistle sounded *« -*att fithina- (I'n.t'.o hr Janie-on) S4HTIIEARTEKN CONFERENCE By TIIE ASSOCIATED PRESS Soulhraiiern Conference football squids hustled thrnujh their first workouts Thursday with various drgrrrc of optimism and widely varying results. In the overcast of dose opening dates, Mississippi Stile found a dirk rloud while the Georgia Bull* dogs saw only the silver lining. Stale lost two first stringers. Jim llirnrsi, 175-pound senior from Helena. Ark., received a broken hand during Ihr morning workout and is expected to he out for at least thrre weeks. Quarterback Rill Stanton of Sylariuga. Ala., left the drill for the infirmary, where he was confined with a high fever. No one knows how lung he will hr out. Coach Darrell Royal moved up William Earl Morgan, 152 • pound sophomore, lo rcplare Harness. Al Athens, flrorgia roaches said the practice was the best opening drill they ever had seen. Coach Wally nulls commented that Laneair Huberts and Roy Wilkins Are as good a pair id ends as he has ever coached Elsewhere in Ihr emiference roacli*s were more cautious in Ihrir appraisals. Ralph Jordan said the workout hit .52 varsity charges went through was "satisfactory.'' Junior quarter­ back llowrll Tuhbi was the most, Impressive of five candidates for' Ihr big vacancy left by Ikibby Freeman. player fr om Ihe game for a more serious offense. "In the fifth inning, this Boston player not only put on a terrible demonstration in front of the fans In disputing a decision by Napp hill ariually hulled ihr umpire ind kicked dirt al his feel Despile that he was allowed In .lay In Ihe game. "The next Inning, several A'hi ragn players were Jockeying Napp from Ihe dugmit but Ihe iimolrr singled laillar nul and gave him the thumb. I admit Ihe language wasn't exactly the type that wnull meet the approval of Emily Post Stan Musial's fifth grand slam hut i was angry rtean through at hiunrr came three days before the the injustice and t guess I inmred All-Star game. It beat the Chica­ no words In telling Hubbard so " go Cubs, 4-2. MIDGET MASTERS H A SHU A -SW A P S p a c e & p m g ', t o o e t h c r . t h e tw o t o p a HO P S E E , WHAT . -V ijr -n J A 1A y e g r u e VSfefc V f T A S P TWO O F THE y#?*' T O P JO C K O S O F ) 4 0 A L L TMW / V ?? YEA 0 TWO 7 0 P S T A B L E *, e p p /e ARCARO, / jy U / V V iS OLE> Ma s t e r — l /e - 4 W /U /E V SHOEMAKER, E/ TH E YOONO 1 f '*■— RA STER W e o o ip f/ r j oA rtAY- C A **/ S t *UPPO*E CP e x t * f tr/Uig n ov pah* J fffo i A t r POOF S *E A R OF A - S MtKFy-oO-POUNP A (IROUP OF earitrd younealrra at the Bixth Annual Javceo Fishing tloilo* garter aliont the of. firial wreirhinr station aa titt-nui- raUhet come In to tm measured and weiahed lo- the lulling cum. netitinn. I Photo iiv Jimewii) Costa Favored To Beat Bell By ’ ll) WILKS The Associated Psess For all the huffin' and puffin' they did during August, the three leading contender* for the Ameri­ can league pennant might just as well have taken a month's rest. It Just didn't do 'em no good, no how. For the past 32 days Chicago, Cleveland and New York (all Idle yesterday) have been scraping to Cltvriand end New York trailed with .603, each one game behind Today Chicago leads wilh a floa percrnlage. Cleveland and New York hall a game behind, are tied for second wilh .<03. The only difference b el w e e n Ihrm is that the White Sox, ratclsing up in games played, had on* more game than the Yankres and Indians and lost it. For Ihe month, New York was oo top 13 days, Chicago 12 and Cleve­ land 5. The Indians, who also shared Ihe lead fur a day with New York, had the biggest August lead, two games. The Yanka lot bv I'k, Chicago by one. And with Chicago'* M a r t y Marion and Cleveland's Al Lopes agreeing atl Ibo way, Yank Man­ ager Cahey Stengel says It's just "ton awful even." "All I know Is." says Case. "Ihst we have 23 more tn play and must win *R lo make sure I realise Ihst's 97 wins, but that's what it will take. I thought before It ruuld be done with 94." The Ysnk* were in Ihe best posi­ tion to get oil quiek on their way lo 97. They opened • home stand this afternoon with the Washington Senators, whom they’ ve beaten II limes in It, while the White Sox and Tribe go at each ether la the fAM WHOECTJOCFCr* f a t h e r th a h h o r s e s can PCbatC m s ONE T IL L THEIR fP C O R E S Ei NEW' YtJRK uP — C i r m e l o (Chubbyi Costa is a 2-1 favorite lo beat Bobby Bell In their firs! game of a four-game series ••rubber'' boot tonighl and k;rp at Cleveland tonight. Tie Sox and alive his chances of gelling a tillr crack at fealherwcighl champum Indians are a* for Ihe season. ! Sandy Saddler, The only arlinn yrslrrday was The Madison Square Harden inin Ihr National I-ragiir, uhrre rounder, starting al 9 n ro„ KST Brooklyn made the most of seven will be broadcast and leleeast by hits to thump Milwaukee 43; Cin­ NBC. Saddler hasn't defended his cinnati defeated New York 7 4; and Pittsburgh again edged St crown in ovrr six months and Costa, a flashy 21-yrarold from Louis 7 6 |Brooklyn, wants tne next chance. The Brooks got their hits in the "Chubby has the style to best third and fifth innings to score In the p»sl ve.n Virginia Teels Saddler," said manager1 Steve their runs. Boy Campanella singled Paris, who does atl the talking for was unbeaten In nine fnolhallj home two runs and scored another his shy fighter, "he'll box rings tames and in e'gM wrestling as Brooklyn trimmrd the magic around Saddler, who's ready to t* matches. number lo Ifl—any combination of taken." 10 Dodger victories and Milwaukee Bell can gum things tip like hr defeats gives the Brooks the flag. Jive Nos hill won his 5th—most did once before lo Costa. The >; by a Cincy hurlrr since Ewell year-old ex-soldier from Youngs­ Blackwell won 14 In 1951-while town, Ohio, Is one of the two feathrrs to whip Costa. Rudy Garcia seven hilling the Giants. He gave up two homers In Dusly Rhodes was the first. The two defrali came In sucresand one to Al Dark, but drove hnmr two runs himself while Chuck sion last year, a busy year of to fights in which Cirmelo rose from Harmon balled In four wilh a Ihe prelim ranks to the main rvrnl home run anJ a slnglq. elasa. Garcia won Oct, 25 and Hell The Pirates, now Just 2'4 games Dee. g. In 1322 C oh n shy of sevrnlb'ptare St. Louis after Costa took a vacation and then Tin: COLOR YOU WANT spending the last three years in came bark to avenge his loss to WHEN YOU W A N T IT Ihe cellar, won Uic!r sixth straight Bell Feb, 21 lie heal Joey Lopes, IN ALL FINIAHES. wilh Grnr Freese knocking in the drew with llghlweight Tony Pulen clinrhcr in Ihe ninth to break a and outpointed borough rival Lulu S A N F O R D gall tie Ramon Mrjlax had four Perer. Ilia record Is 2* 2 with 4 Rills with two doubles and a single draws. PAINT CO. (or the Hun. An indlffrrrnt performer until he 407 W. FIRST ST. went into Ihe Army, Bell has FREE PARKING shown vast Improvements since ht« PORTRAIT BY IKE RANGELRY, Maine iT-Donald discharge. He has dropped only Camemn. *3. Is trheduled lo re­ one (lo Costa) of I) fights In that ceive what hr says will hr hi. time. HU record Is M-21 4. most priird inurrsvinn—a portrait nf him.rll in nil hy Prrsldrnt Elsrnhuwrr. C*mrrr«n guidrd Ihe Prrvl.frnt I.AHT i'IMK TONIGHT nn the latter'* rerrnt Maine fish­ tSTklCm 7:15 «w«t i was T u t ing trip. The President .Inok several snap­ shots nf Cameron. Since Ihrn he painled Cameron’ s portrait. Cameron will he given the por­ trait at a luncheon lomorruw. PAINTS V STARTS SUNDAY S£WED m TH£ FINESTHOMES 2 DAYS Bam Beulmetlt, leadlag rider al Mawmwth Park, wee urged by a friend U become a Jockey becauee cl his else. SATURDAY ONLY STARTS *s:15 • RECORDS PHONOGRAPHS NOW SHOWING * Th i s IS t h e O R fG /H AL DAW C R O C K ET T NE V £ d PLUS “Trouble In Store** SH O W N ON T V w it h Norman YViadom H. Rutherford WINN TV &RADIO *1*ANTHER GIRL OF THE CONGO" Chap. No. • CARTOON SUNDAY — MONDAY STARTS f i l l ATTEN TIO N fREPftttf M fiyRNRlt Everybody loves k* cream. (FtaUiy.wlM folks kiv« Aprew. It's reef ice ( m e —the best la iowe! Nett liam, cilJoy Jaerrior guatby—far belief food, truer foe. Sold at local Horn. AH Souls CoHiolic Church CITY OF Shadow s ONLY When s Gretnsbo-o, N. C„ mar. kat waa broken twto the only Itame miming war* twe flahlng H a s veined at g2.IO. HI - F I E Q U I P M E N T NEW YORK ’.P—Sunny Jim F it^ old dean of slmmnns, American trainers, admitted t&Jaj he was really surprised when Nashua stepped away from Swaps it the start nf their match race at Washington Park Wednesday. "From what I had heard I didn't think my h o r s e could outrun ' Swaps," said Mr. Fill on hi* re I turn from Chicago, where Nashua won by 6 'i lengths. *‘ l kneiJ Nashua could break fast If neces­ sary but from wKvt they told me I thought it would be Swaps First out of Ihr gate.1* Mr Fiti was not on hand when Swaps," said Mr. Fit* 00 his re. pace in bealing Nashua by a length and a half in the Kentucky Derby early in May. “ Actually. I didn't eare£/ we got to the front at the start." th<^ veteran trainer continued. "Eddie 11orkey) Arearo and I agreed it would be the best if he could go right to Ihr front hut if he couldn't then I told Eddie to keep that other horse busy." Nashua came out of the gala isilh Arearo pis ins his whip vigor­ ously The William Woodward roll urnl right lo ihe save* was headed. Mr. Fit* espiesscd regret on* (waring lhat Swaps ha.l turned up lame lie said he hoped the Iwn burses would meet again In Ihe cnur-e of the regular raring season llils year. Nashua's neat start probably will he in Ihe tind.OOQ added mile and nnr-.ignth of tha Sysonby at Belmont Park Sept. 24. �I '4 . Jr I f l i t W orth A a y th ta f w n iM fc g It's W orth A tfvortliia * Ib FOR SALE—Two Bedroom Frame Home, located on 100 It. lot in City Deilrable location Elec­ tric Snve. Refriierator. Hot Wa­ ter beater. Automatic Wither and Spare beater Included LOW DOWN PAYMENT. Bal­ ance like rent. Thane 1U0 dur­ ine the day. lftS2-Jnltnr 7 p. m. nr write Bos 1232 Sanford, Fla. CLASSIFIED ADS ARTKXRB FOB BALK 7’ to Tl iv in g room <r.Rorr THE O L D H O M E T O W N By STANLEY C O V E R E D IN N Y L O N . • Sofa Ik'd • Platform Rorkrr • Pul! Up Chair • Cocktail Table • End Table • Table Lamp • Smoker A L L FOR 1129.00 Mather of Sanford You Rent or Bur. D ili l - ritla a •bias r . m st. Pk»an i : : IRC(. Real EsUU Beaker) Annahelie Brawn Headmoa. School D rtam I1.T3. 1.IB A 2 9*. Aiaaclate. Girl* Polo ihirt* ___ *»r A 79c Pb. 3B71 — 1T-K at Hiawatha Pedal Pusher* A akirti 11.23 A 1.3S Wettern Jeani and Dungaree. ........ 11.39 A $1 T9 Boy. *T* Shirt* . . . . . . A9r A T9c Phone It 29. A. B Peteraaa.------- Samferd Freight A Salvage Ca. Aiaociatei . A. B. Peterton Jr,. BH Wait lit Phone » * * P. J. Cheiterton. Garfield Willatta. John Meucb, J». W. Wil- DINING Room furnlture-Duncan llama, A. a Doadner. Land *ur- * Phyfe Crotch Mahogany. Earelleci condition. Table, »i* chair*. v.yor. ______________ _ Bullet. China cabinet and •cry­ ing Table. Muit be >een lo apC. A. WHTDDON, SR. Eatra cool roomi. Television. U reciate Mm . John L. Brumlt | . Beal r.rtdn Beaker weekly. Kitchen privilege* avalPr If1 ey. Celery Ave,. Phone *73-W. V. E. Douglas, Associate lable. mi»-w._________________ 11B S. Park Ph. UOl Darrarly Applinnca Center Oean lurniatod npt Ctow lo. A. It. - M r RTKBTER “ Your Werilnghmis* Dealer" 3IB Palmetto As*. Phona H»Realtor — General Insurance Mavlag Waibtr. Gertrude B. Din|(eld«r Aaaaeiala IIS Macaella Ate Prime JUT w k l a c a a p a o t w t s : m m , Phona 312J 112 N. Park Are. r| pnvtto bathe. 11* *■ ^ ■*»* **• CON CRETE RAYMOND U. BALL. RIORBB Beady Mlaed Concrete. Coattrait S. D. Hicaleymsa. Anoeiata Block, Sand. Gravel, Cement O wTHarmon. Aisoeiat* Concrete Pip# to Mtet All QuiltB «r. We«k ee w » J p WMt M M4 South Park Are. Phone tea tuitions. Pfcew* :ti» NEIGHBORHOOD STORE Large building equipped wiih ner- Sherm an Concrete Pipe Co. Owl West ink M. enary futures and equipment FU RNISHED A PTS. for operating grocery, meat Sewmg aa* Bepatrmg JM Weal l»t- Of ^fI't*xnuUrn1' market, and general alore. ill* BEST* Machine*, lure Cedar. X1B "ca t u u 1*4 R. Park Eton*. net. .tilled on i ll feet of frontage on Wett 3ld Strcei. Living Uuar— Factory to Tou — ter* above More. Neighborhood Alirmlaiim ii badly in need of atore in tbta YcM tiBR Blind* aection. Price of 11.300 oo melude* Real Ettata and reraon- Earteaed head. Sag-proof boiaam rail wstt ptoettr anda. Pla*Uc or al property. Eacluslvti Ttrmi rayon Upon. Cotloo or ay law ran be arranged. to n * . H eakirlk Gtaan usd Paint C o NO CLOSING COSTS' ” ■3 That'* right, folk*! You get cre­ 113-114 West Bad SL Phone 3B dit for your entire down pay­ RED-I-M1X CONKRKTE ment toward! the purchase prlra Mvarle Conuete Co. ol ggJOO.OQ on this brand new, Phone J33S 3 bedroom masonry home, just 30* Mm Ave. rompleled. Paved road, jiitl llaad furniture, appliances, mol*, nut of city, but with city water, ate. Bought-sold. Larry'* Hart Tbi* la a REAL BARGAIN. 331 Eaat 1st SL Phone 1U1. DOWN PAYMENT?, you name It, wt'U try to arrange the rut. A fJItle Bit of Everything! T H E CURIO SITY SHOP Seminole Realty Neat to Bennett’/ Court IT 92 So T. W. MRRO USED TRACTORS rr «r m itil Park Ava. RrW* Tractor Ca ■w ay 11-W3 laatk Pam* sat Tww Bedroom Horae* beiirable Furaiabad Apt Take your rholrr of two. Either Practically new 7 ft. refrigerator. i02 W. * _ ran bo financed fur lets than Chamber gat range. Phone 3191 11000.00 down, balance monthly. N. L. Blihop. 211 ColonUt Wur. VURNIOTBD A p T m P>rk Ax ± Bulb have kitchen equipment. FurtiUbed ApL llU Park. Adull*. R obert A . W illiam*, Realtor Good Praclic* Plano SiO 00, Thone 137B-J. Raymond Lusdquiil, Aaiaclala UNFUBNWIKD H Q V S t^ Phone 1*73 Allantic Bank Bld£. Persimmon*— Fhueiaki and Tanlice. Phone 136* M-4. S2 per A Rna.RH FOB MLB bu*hel. 1 Room Furnlabed Collage. 23*- m r w I^^T fen m ore Blender goo goon. |* on, 10 cirar Cryria. Pianv. medium upright Ju>i lunrd * « r month. Lake Mary, Phono olalei, 10' dla . Sin 00, Hall A-l condition, IlOO P h o n e 1 M B - W . __________ ______ .Tick, 30 yean old. nttdi t723-IL_____ *pi‘Df. S20.00, DunranPhyfe, CLEAN Three Room FurnUhrd Apartment. Prtvata enuanen mihoiany Dining Table (reBlcylea A Lawnmowrrs and bath. Phona 1*U-W. r«>ud leaf) Jg'* * 39 ', Stooo, Cart* and ilr< nmJitiomng Hall mirror, mounted, plaieBike Shop Garage Apt. 1201 Magnolia M e. » l**s I* tt” x XV\ SIS 00. 307 310 K. Stanley'a 4th Si. Phone 304 'ale Ave. Phone,24-W. CLEAN fumiahad Am Toni. Two a t4 3 7 1 0 0 WAW1CT - * paaiSe. gafiftTm P«k Av»RED-I-MIX CONKRKTE Highest CASH, 11tADE*lN prtee* Mracln Concrete Co. BURN. HOUSE — » » 0 lk Av>aald far weed furniture Call S3*. Elm Ave.________Phone 1X13 WUsow-Maiar ruruitura Co. 211 SL VENETIAN BUNDS (MaBaaally Arie. RoUa-Head) Mil Orlando Drive. 7— FeU-Uvestock Sapplles —7 Maaufartared to Saiford prman r Large 3 bedroom unfuralihed apt- Somthwi* VmmUrb E M Oa Kitchen equipment optional. m Wait 3rd SL D. Priest, South Sanford Ave. Ph we 330-W1._______________ Yard. tra»L DM Mar. Ph. MW or 13*B-J. «1 VARIETIES PANELING 3 Rcglatrrrd Chihuahua I’ upptcj. Nativa aad Foreign Weeds. Phone 33B7.____________________ FURNISHED S Room homa on S*« Them At • k g ra u a Coetcral* Pip* Co. SHETI-AND PONY - Nlcr. grn* lie and hroko to ride. Phonr Dca. i . M. Gardner, Pboue U nd. ISM-R. -- -------r - t _____________ O f CASH for Furniture. Addag Machines, Typewriters, Out­ board Motor* Boat*. Soper Wanted San1 r n Z K ? iS u J rf*4G W r a S C Trading Pori. One mil* South ford Eleetrie Co. 11B Magnolia on H-M. Phone 3211-R.________ Ave. Phooa 443,______________ H m Flarfda Times L’afaw ORGANIST-DIRECTOR for growYour Morning Paper. log Protaatani Church. Refer, monthly, Phooa 1OT, Robert For Home Delivery ence and raperlcnce neretiary. A. Wiflfnm*. Phone Jack Benton. R32-M Wriie Box W. E. % The Sanford GARAGE APARTMENT -im a ll AIR CONDITIONING Newly decorated, all «£*«** l>A BELT WANTED (Female) ItA ienrea. IUH Palmetto. Phone 3M-W. ________________ _ W !? T B T I S t m B I « l5 o jn S f ored. female. Muit be experOR LEASE —Service StaUoe. ex* >a* Bmmh Fact a «wT n a m i Apply Celery Ofy C.rilL reliant JeeattaR.BUh» AiHart. ortong boura S a, m. to 1 p. m. Marketers far Sinclair Raflolag Co. Fbowa 3*31.______________ _ Carntafod- 2W" Carrugatod. WOMAN to do baby sitting from 1-ltt. 107 Wait atb St._______ Hat ao Year rwftng dead* at Nicely PnnUbad S room _garage apt. Phona 111 or IBLR after lir R M Cea triU Pip* On. Out Waal tath St if HIGH SCHOOL BOY with Power — IB IB ft. meat cat*, complete, rbooe Mover wanla moving. Pbav* .^ J L S a 71S-M-4. Help J & g F J iiB S i l S * • jr& a S S i* ,l ’j j i la j ’j . t (1 ivil'J2: t-Ll-l'Jt* UfJUCi ;n i .t « i ;i t D033N Quote ACROSS U_L! H.'J: M 'JC* 1 A hathho'i*C Fiee ) Genu*of HUJ iltl. 1-1 U-bf fionv Afm-ati tree 2 Pakinc 143 n a u i i j i u . o -nor rharnher S Klti pt ic *I .Jllid f-’ lltJ 3. 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Pi cad imito 2ft 7* 27 2* 3* 33 Green herns i . and 32 33 31 i vegetaH** *erved with 33 34 IS 37 dtesxng M 4A Chinee 1 40 39 3» o f loe* 41 Threeloid 1 41 42 47 Stop* DAI L Y C R O S S W O R D 4 7 Set* of 1 si tool* etc. 44 Oigan* of light 44 i i i 9-2 U Mil—rune Techairiaa FTX>OR landing and flatshlng It *nR P»7 YOU to see US hafme L Phone 11*4 Roule I. Sanford Oanniwg, waaing. senrtng Samiy*u buy. Open Evravaga end ----- "It. M *• Sunda**. wole County jmre 1323. It —Motor*/ fto»i»/ Trailer*— I* Aasuide Tralee Bala*, Gleasoo, Lake Mary. Palatka. Fla. ______ FOR SALE — M H P Johmon itim o t t r ii « n a n . • • r iin r Spare Healer* »nd Floor Fumft M M i n i , t i k # i , S p t a * •mi %>IHt fiii'hoard Motor, like now. Model II- AirroMQBllJt BBOARBA II area Liberal Trade-In. rm iiiT f 'S S T V N a spa • Ift •4.V', Ktrellcni f o n d II Inn iriIM.MKUl ft 4k -111 • ' A R f l l f i t i l l *100 on Pllitoe 1177 nr Bill, 2ilh f tft P A M o n ilR * Q u I b CARS SI. Rt. N'n. 1 Bn* 497 i BQ Idtaptifti WlfN IJ«BCIft) Trti« T I t T e t B p g r BOUGHT MILD TRADED I Aft • it Wtill ml* Hflnk M p L lu U llf t if ll# Rny Reel * Used Car* •:%i * ;ft r»*v ifiitftM t jihoM rt A« P U p N a u b a mt n t f t r t 4 Xiir|-W*uNr>l9«rlt M Jt Sanford *»• A Ulh Si. CLEARANCE NAIF 3 It PfttftgA TM M#r*o^ « ’ • Jnftri p*l» Reconditioned Gnaranleed lOBT Baaford Ave. Ills tft AA T h * l i A i f g l g i u r g n t Uh U a Yitlkllfti W . rUENTTURB- I LSKD SimilRH ft I* O g g tH V f t l U v D g g g • »b U BlfBl l Bf %M*B t >•» I'aeiinrnlP* Quit I * Aft \ i » l 4 W g f t t f e f t r 1U H r SEA-KING, Bu» yntir Furniture al Rerry'a T I# l-ippir M Ik 1-ft'A MfW good londiltnn 32* 3o P. M. (TAMPDE1.L i I' 11#*heiu** ftf ftei t2.4k k i l l 4a 2 I | A €U i Warrkuu»r Furn.. Co, at Ml W. f t If* K 4 1 » « e f t r * f .«• I* Is I. I. II P. EVINBUDE Geweral (kwrirlar m r in ir m . St. All aauonallv adv. furi 4% hd m y Or 1*bfb4b run' like a lop and heal* “ Home* of Dutinrtion** MOHJlftfcC. ai'ure at warchauaa price*. fti'ftiltifitrtpiii rowing 321. ">o y HI Way 17 32 Pbrnr Iff! •tftbf fg ffg fn T ftft » Sft ' Tft« MIftftftM** I AA Wink*- P U V A T a*M J. A H. P SCOTT-ATWATER.I* a* Tftp Vlftft ft I t ^ t f l M M M F » b 1 Ilka new 339.93 1ft St T • A 71 U W AND POUNP - 2 . For Belter plumumg • «t PftiiAi* B KlfVfttl If ftI* ■ ; n ft • * • flfiAi! | » w v« i h• r 3 H P SCOTT ATM ATF.H. See or Call 1 Aft u f t a n a i II lb mi* II'|M Tkiisirt • e ftn i'h rd .............. M* » L O S T — One I j i r i e Y e llo w T o m » 14 i * l r * i p T ftg to P M W. J. KING U.U I ih'iPf )» Aft H ' e r f g U mill C a l. Hi's1 c o lla r u tih b e ll. C h ild ’ s 3 If. JOHNSON. 13** Kewlh Park rkowe 3* tft IA I ' f t P l A l A M l 4 « 1 | k t • I THUtVftT Very good ro ndltm o . . . 3lln tv) pet. P le a se r a t i 1631 U tt MOMft Ubfa i fl. SEA-BEE R r. lit l l l f f T e p ORLANDO Morntog Seatlael, Or­ LOST —Gill wripped package on Two l.Jft l i f t . AA M ilt HIM Tap Your rh n ire , . 13* 30 R llu M l lando Evening Star. Coil Ralph 11:4ft R i f T # p Kim near 23th St Plea«o Re­ 34 11 i:\INRUDF. ........ . 317 VI « n N *Profttam r * W##»h#r M u p f tr C7MAMA 1 2 • • Ray. U*SJ. turn to 211. Kirn neward VV) HO ft Id b* U m if f 3 4 EVINRl DE ... e _ JftT C R tt A ft 371, V) jft an* U n iv Ionic i H T chi J! 14 T h a r h ’ l f t t M f f t l b g r g ENVELOPES, letterhead*. Male- ??—KLFITTtCAI. j H T O M I 6 H WIZA ft D i ft 3 » It r llAg«r» 3 It A N p 'if ll V U v ia a 7V, H. P FIRESTONE. 11 lift 7 > * I I g T n | b ment* m inim , hand hill*, and 1 tb iMtfb* n#ln A tint 00 12 Oft With lank, like nrw '< r *«* ** p r o g r a m i , etc, Profreuivn miGIDAIKK avail 1 fl ID* i t o i l % r h ic A g f * 41 l | IIM H Ib 10 H P SCOrr-ATWATER, ♦ 14 t u r ^ a f M c N . j . b b b a m PriflUng Co.. Pnone 40* — 403 aad aarvtcv. G. R High, Oviedo, ; • lft Klim ftftift ro n ip le tc lv o v e rh a u le d . ft AA i*»A Weal 13th St. P l i J l l M l V' lt f « l ! f t ti Fla. Pboflo 4111 or lawfard ft IA M «4 P i i f i i — A .tea1 al 3*’’ 93 1 !b ft qa• h all H ftn» ihft W 1142-W after g pm . ft I i A A «p • « «M » |ftMl • I M g • * I 10 H JOHNSON, riamklif. Brcesv rieaUag W f tftt h ftr ft ftft 312’. 00 l.Jft A l l l»* • wriili gear t h ill, tank . . U R tU M i M. G. HODGES I V ft*..ft I 111 ft 44 IT i« T i n T i n io h p h i d :sto n e . u - o r n r t io u p w n r ft Aft 1 H.4 Server an All Water Pomps— ■i: IA MMt Tfc* Clark g r r th-ft model , „ . . 3*3 oo I v n t j * I n t f l l f t RhftlfrftB# ft 1 < * Well* Drilled — rump* ft 4k la t f t t T i l A C l f t l V * 41 \fflftt It 4 i Cli •aI«>t Jftji■ft• HAYNES OfBcv Backlaa Ca, 12 II SEA-BEE 7 rtft .1 m* 11cft ■ l l f i A U i l l i b I v • Paris Bead Mwaa 7M Aft \ •11ft|k Hftur 31.3! DO ft V # :v good to n ditio n I .AA T o n | > r T h f t 11 AA ftp Typawntera, addmg macUtoo*, • n f «ur t*l*|FII fit• I IA hflrt" Ton Hft io h . f ir e s t o n e , Sale*-KaoUk, 111 Maxell a. Ph. I n a4 I .f« *»r R llftf * AA T V Tesp T u r f s 1 It'g So Eaay auullarv lank tft f ’ BAIBA T»«44lf# 31.32 30 ?ft 4 Ift D i m e n f t i t A Y A A T h u d * I I AA D o lt s r b | * . * M IS If SCOTT-ATWATER T o Piaca A W ant A d I I I D afo o a HAApAA T h ftg tft liilft Iftt • «11■*fti ThftBifft 24HKAlfTY PABLO— —to 1ft 44 • n i t I n 4 ? with gear shift, lank, and M ar'IgN t Y N a iU ft lu a t Call 1821 and ask fo r !« U Mriitin t ; remol-- mntrolt 11*3 00 U •*U #t M t i A |4 J. i fat f i B g I A | *1 I A ft ftu-Off the Want A d departm ent i.v; 22 II JOHNSON. . HARRIETTS l I jtft 1-fttA *hO ARun. good, and will pull U Ift k • • ft 4s Ml AM O f f Jyanford Herald BEAUTY NOOK ti t r * r 4r 4fftft T I - r t . nf >kti> 3100 00 ft I I C R M IO I T ftil N H i f B 1 l l New 1933 Model EVINRtJDES Vl5o1T*SANDmo— A Fimthing; a 3ir-Cnndiiionert Soft Water, J 1ft min *»■* A i| A D U th lld A lt *A IA p A apenquin Dryer-, J Skilled Op­ l*r r t f »«1 II,#1*I I IFIft 149oo Oik floors furnished, laid A fit 3 II LIGHTWIN ......... *» Ifc I Afti* A 4 *H A rP h erator. • J A ft I 'l n a v i K rttk i*hrd. In buunei* store nm. 7't If FLEE.TWIN ._________ .... 13030 32 *v Sft-Aft IftVkfjlhll Th* t.ifft 103 So Oak Arc. l 3 I* W i l d 11*11 H i « . k A k 13 H. FASTWfN 9 E. r. Stcvani; Route 2. Bo* 227; 333 00 4 M 'Th*' l'hf*»|rtph#F* J AA H o Itt A f l i p I’ hnor 911 4 1ft l 'j f 4 1 it * N * ' » 1A Call 7II R-4 before 7 a. m. or 23 II. Elec. Starting 1 Ift M i l l i o n t U a * I a ir liF l H r|u ftd 5 Aft ' M « h i '0 i - » i « d t « - e after a p. m. Big Twin , ... 3J3 00 Ib AIIA nWitirftnnt 1 AA l i n p i l i R f C * B i i f b Whit'll Ynu Hate? t:i r.M in HAIR NEWS AHEAD 1 14 1.11 • TftWft A T r ip ft Aft Nopi* Aft i'llrtAf Cl***. Aluminum or klahogany PLUMBING l 14 •fteft Thg \*4»1 na Krnoiia'Ur. on t u t >oiinr«* nnd 4 J*n«Sift H«< ••l*f * B o a t*. • Ag Thrt I*'JA* l a t i c v AkftM Ceatract nag rap,ur work. Pro* amootfi waved tine, with .lightly i AA '»■a*n rtf i>1* Toma T Akl Jkt « T f i fti a * tft Gator Iraller* Several model* I rA 4l ► Tftftftll ft estamalto R. Harvey. 2*4 lonrci nair In tnr nark. For Aft kgr 4 TP t i l t * nf med host* A trailers on I 1ft ft PDA’ ftt Al ift* Willi A 4 f BAtvf • ft Sanford Ave. Phone 112*. lhal ‘ new Jo«k’* vl.il— 4 14 •ft' %«•f i i i f F • AA 11**1 lif t Bftrtk hanf. priced reamnahlc. *, •• Y f i i f o f T# |*A ft 1<* *\ i * • « JI F Mfift EVA-RKSS BEAUTY SHOr I AA O S .T h ftftttft ROBSON Sporting Goods Ift Aft ftp•#a t • r ititft A T fttfttt• G A T L IN - ]BROTHERS I 14 f i l l * T Air Conditioned 1* 1* t rift Pvlamde Sales A Servlre Drastme and Bulldmer Srraire 4 44 kPM M ilt 4 4 ft. Y h A ‘i» F im E. 2nd St. 4 1ft W h a t • H * U r * 3M E. lit g(. PliMe *M n.tft T V r i im Phonr*: 2221— .Sanford, 2464 — o 41*ft r P h M is 3g3. IF * * • •im riftft K « if ir*o Geneva M ONftlftC tv fl 4*r fta Rr a * Buy, Ssl), R#ut. Hire with want • *• * * i i i -Oil ;_ ji 'A IA PI n ft; iTum m lnsa JNkAtf 7SlAlthfDRT BERWICK f*i f i, iw ft •§ I, rat • 14 I ids, Ik* bu*iest ssleiman ta I ! rtA Rift a « it \fttot*WftiiiiiiF town. Pnf one to work for you ft ' | A O f f II 14 »» Tftft >4 Af rtlrtft f f t f t V • On* hour Warn sag Xkamg • in M ift r Phooa 1121. Wt will ba glad lo tI • M 1 » l l Pft t lf t r o I I t 1 I I 1 f * f t t r p ilt - r t Dry ebarga !L 4 rrKRKfVOft 7 Aft M o t n l A g J l h i t p Rate* to • One I f l i g o o n % • Wash aad Bey H 4« fgll.ml itlDPTsi 4 "A .ft n n p p B IA 4i J i f f A •vHIvpWO t '|h | ' • in flAftlimt Fold Nftftr* t! bi Siwi-WfiiMr M I* WftHama I n ft IA . f t r i h u r G # 4 f » A P • Finched U m dry 1! »t JftrW Pftrr , 1ft 14 V f l k * I t H l r A m SMtord AUawHe • Sant'one Dry CUaaiag tft U nit nf Our* I I AA v a i i t A t l ^ « i r 1 Aft n. Nftft 0 leftWli H i p fiouthnida 1 11*14 1-ASA o f l.k fft » M ill iU M H Ik A Ylf^Pl » VAKL) 1 I* ftl AY| § M lH AM I I 14 l l l t r h fo r T r » # South Side Faodmsrl asp 5 1ft f i r t h C f p * l * f I I Ik O i ' l l l R K M | M J M I'M R M l C lA lllO lfl IM “ t? '*4 k Hr hfti* Nhr*ip 1 II ftaoraf itArfpi IT 14 W ile . T i i f i I Ift VlFtoftfB DlBFBl 1 Ag l i n k . O L « « I A AdvirUirrs are requeriH ts a » M-Plft Mill# • • J 4 1 1 14 •IftgftPPftrtP tify the Want-Ad D*pariui*at ImHMM IV I'N M ttle 4 f A4 f t llf T f t h A f f medtairlv of any error* la their JA IM D W IM f ] IA f i « k r m i h r ad«, si The Sanford Herald will he • Mil*4 3 I A4 • r l i h l t r H ftft ir r e m n n ii I tk f U i i h •(•rt** NURSES AID, with Hospital carrsponobl* foe aaly oaa tacanaci ft ROOM 8PECIAI. t 14 O p T a »i p A r c f t i m l %Aft fftirrr Mftftfft insertion. pericnc* in raring for tbe ill I Piece Dinatie Set, 3 Piece Liv­ 4.04 D | f l | l i b ' l l * <’ » r ' B i n H i l i f t n f ft 1ft or aged. Prefer evening or night ing Room. S Place Bedroom duly. 3(77 East Bth St. Group Vila Maltrcaa and Box LAWN MOWED by Jerry Lord. * % & IO L S E l I S l N G 5 T ) Fra* aaiimatai. Phona JJIT-W. TELEVISION 1 U M rArnn-r w. Dirmcn 1 c. " ■ jf f if if v ^ is r 1wv.FfninT^icr : ; «E hf-^ssr JS K f a s m. auron iSSTmc ttss1, - OCEAN AAR.2 “ ^ t n B a m t - ___ T — 2 XENMORE Wringer Waaher. Lika n e w y k Call M n. Georg* R. LOWILL Pilg- l i iltl PiSlfT NEf D CA<H ’ m S */ / ^ L± JOB WANTED By retired Air Farce man. Am viUing L» work without aatary until employer U nUiiied. Be­ lieve 1 can qualify In hnrdwarr, sporting goods, household applt* aoces or supply tad stock con. trot departments. Handy with tool.. Hate knowledge at gen­ 1VV BUBPUM eral mechanics, ««mhuatablc Hammocas .. 133 engine* and related equipment, VH I . . . JJ electricity, hydraulics sad teat *a *tjhipm«L 1 like Scafnrd and want a jab to buy a home here. Writ* oVB c /o Sanford Her- ioLGORE Paacal Celery Plant! near ready to aet. A m UJS-R. UW TdW CARPENTER and General 1 *. pair Work. Thomas W. Fergu­ son, Phone 303I-R. * < L . . ' I L I RADIO E » t i i - savrnnn Uto KILnCVCLliS FU R N ISH E D A N D IN STA LLE D BY DICK MAPES G E N E R A L TILE CONTRACTOR T E L . 2198-W 1*Thay btoaa'f g*a*ad ■*y.*r TOO SHOULD KNOW that eur ptare ia the BEST piaeo to thnoM building aupplitl. Drop by and wall ahow you vb y aur material! fill the bUl- ■ NH PIPE CO. 11... ir 1 * 111'ex I 10 < *x 1 u , x. m in e r Hill IUMBFR & SUPPL Y Y A R D um s e m is a •* * 1 • t* t it i «« t 11 M* S »• >u S ix 1. I* ) .;l l its W ,ria t l St ■ *< .MISS' S - n l* * •• S;*l • »i a 1* a*, tti T;.. ttli I l 'l l .f i«* #,». S IS SJ* • I* s.ii 11 is. It lx U.U aim em laririn * rail T . Frav*r 11-to V iu k n t N«w* W m i r * Jsm S.rss New* ■oufi* a— v h u - l e t l 11( 0) D .u h r * n . a ertoud r*M* r-e a Lady Iu*l NIBS' “ M* r« r ItdMIon 1x11*4 Ntilnx* li * n*o{*tiotAt Horn'* W i th N.va H ull. Prsvtr K IIH M V U S-tan 0 « l * « k CUb Ksw. f *«rl ■ Al * eiluv. J o r k e r * Ch.ics P vin llon . Vnrnl.g U-toOli* W etH *t S in . 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ODHAM & TU D O R INC. PROUDLY ANNOUNCE OUR SOUTH PINECREST SUBDIVISION SANFORDS LARGEST & FIN EST SUBDIVISION DEVELO PM ENT II ni « ttk ■rn 'C 'T Y ft Ilf A> fi W A TER £ • PAVED STREETS SEW ER • FULLY LANDSCAPED LOTS 125 — BEAUTIFUL MODERN 3 BEDROOM HOMES — 125 I«• MANY DIFFERENT. FLOOR PLANS f PRICED FROM $10,600 to $14,750 • 32 HOMES ALREADY TAKE YOUR CHOICE • FIN A N CIN G UNDER CO N STRUCTIO N W e had 69 ,V, A. and 31 F. H. A. committments to build these homes before the recent change that increased V. A. & F. H. A. YOUR HOME CAN BE COMPLETED IN 5 W EEKS • YOU M A Y CHOOSE YOUR BATH TILE COLORS, BRICK TRIM , PAINT COLORS INSIDE & OUT. □ F.H.A. & V.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. SALES OFFICE Our Present Pinecrest Development PINECREST SCHOOL MAOISM IS ACRES # SCHOOL MOUNDS SOUTH PINECfCST SUD-WY* -mr w ” • ; i* S * * P \ ft , w , « ■a * , +« 1M 1 < \ • 1 ttc I n i9 1• V • m m i f i 11 i • • J • ] ] * j «r< *1 * 1* m1 « i 1* : » 1•i ► mi \ •j | * l |*| I* JL» 1 FOR EACH $7,600 THAT THE HOME YOU DESIRE TO PURCHASE COSTS MORE THAN THE EXAMPLE WE HAVE USED, A D D $6 PER M ONTH FOR MONTHLY. PAYMENT. & TUDOR BRAILEY L1L FOR ADDITIO N AL INFORM ATION PLEASE V ISIT OUR SALES O FFIC E 2 6 5 SOUTH FRENCH AVE. �Weather Scniaola Coon 17 haa lucre**- ^ m tfo rd ?d la PofoUlioa 23% la H it 4 pear*. f e r a l? * AN !NDKPI?NnrNT DAILY NFWSPAPFR M w r o t i ) . nAHtniA. Mo n d a y , sk p t k m h k u s. I’aillr llnudv with •r altered mnslls aftrini-,in and evrning to Ihundersbower*. * io:.r. A-mnciated lVcres I .coned W ire Cards Law Enforcement Officers Treaty W ill Look Out For Youths Ended Little Information Safety 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 T1IK UNFORD POL1CB THTARTMKNTS rescue boat aeromnenlra a dump track to »boia after it ran off tha fill Juat off the bulkhead near Park Ave. and Bemlnola Bled. Shown In the l-at flail l« with whom we are negotiating," tifhU ir« truck crivtr John W* Tomy, 8uocrint*n«lcnt Hid HiCbtitlt nnJ Iiliolm m licit Duller* Dawson said, "because the club doesn't want to announce something fSU ff P h o t o ) _________________________ _________________________ ____________________________ 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 Truck Sinks in Lake Here; Driver Is Unhurt Labor Day 1955 another." 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 writ bntigbt to the ■rent, along with a >crew from Cragg Contraction Co. operation on french 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 Fri­ 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 o f steady employment nnd new record highs in W a g e s a new record high is expected in g o o d s 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 -----------------------1-----------t 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 It: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, pat­ ter of the Pint 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 at 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. 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 ■id- '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 ty i. In a warrant Issued and aimed by Judge Ernest Houahotder, the woman it charged with stealing the money from Joe Washington ► Atit. I. IW HIT Morgan McClelland took the krriff Hobby end Deputy Sheaan into custody. _________________ rSANCTBCO W - ___ A IM M d Rama Circus y « a t * r d a y and B H W Ilff i t n r m w n r look* rauUwalr ■ toil* ralUemko hilled Frtiyreftm wwi at th* BlNer Trailer Park m U knk*r» Bird. Safety M t f i i tartar vaa six In ( loaf and hod 11 buttons. Look* tat m w t» tha SfeaetfT la Jaatlra o f tha Paata W. Hath Daataa and aa ugidwHMM aaraaa. (Matt Photo) \ .1 r=- -T-; - • 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 b y . ' 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 warnrl 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 ast.” 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 zi -------W. 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 a ll 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 l i u * r s 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 poH r r r n s n . 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 )osrt 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 \alion|| 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 Iraffle and during heavy rain. They were brought to the CITY CRKWS PIT 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 diit and *«i*4 fraas areuad Um pipe •rapwotory to the ro» O fficers Start Early Roundup O f Holiday Traffic Violators Ruthie M. Johnson T o k en In Custody r a m 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." Always Stressed Gathered Over Nile On Hurricane Flora light Friday. Oils Melton, lt-ynar-nld negro ■tadeot was charged with “ opera­ ting • car at exewtsira apeed" tin 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 Paint, m i aw* IbeiiH Mergas MoCkllu. ails. (B oa Jfkutol -Ut � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 02, 1955; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9916ba648db9d2ee7c0403abc6e13104.pdf 2ea778693dfc2048b62a1da80e5150ff PDF Text Text aa Tr~,-c -c.- !t L ‘4 rrjr .w-"-"*- *”»' '*' % V II* mom n - > ? . * ... « THE SANFORD HERALD lege 'Student? Booh ’DOUGHNUTS' MAY GIVE EDUCATORS SOME ANSWERS Studaeili at Nan tallage la Cleveland, gabert H. SltaRay, Velvq (•Bag and Tad Finn*/ pilch in la help I n I i far Atim driti. LONG MARRIAGE EMDS STUART. Da. in— Thr 17-year ■Marriage of etlreii Franco Lin;ford and actor Jon HaU hsi coded I f divorce. H w decree was fronted hit Tuesday. An attorney laid tho di­ vorce wss “ amicable" and the properly «»• divided in an agree­ ment ngned Friday They were married In June, IMS, and there were no children. Top-grain leathers ireU*proportioned for roomy fit and support. £ m oi’r biff selection I Glrta* two-strap $T9« leather aandal •“ $2-98 Sara’ sturdy all Wat Ley o i font Sanford Shoe Center Phone 1008 SOS & Sanford A ts. estimated mutton and a half more elementary and kindergarten pu­ pil* who ora expected to trudge lo achool thla fait for lh* first lima over tha total that reported last September, or* avail more In­ terested tn th* economise that ar* aald to bo inherent In lh* aaw design. * a a THE COSTS for*th o'r lhr*o achool* hare are running at M cant* par cubic foot and H it par pupil, compand with prevailing costa tn thla area for conventional Khool construction of St a cubic foot and about 51,000 par pupil for ttemrmsry schools and roniidsrably mora for high Khoota. Many K hoota throughout tho country a n going on a "shift ba­ sis" this fall, with aapant* stu­ dent bodies for morning and after­ noon because than a n not enough classrooms or tasshan available. School aulhoriliao estimate that oaly 50.000 additional cl will bo available this fall to last year's shortage of 170AM classrooms. With the achool let Ion scheduled lo skyrocket ing tho aaat half century EXTERIOR WALLS wM ba Vir­ lag lo every census tually entirety of glass, aurmountad many educator* wonder tt they by black ate*I roofs and with a cir­ rrar will catch *p with tha 1 faaiUcular gymnaalum la the center with bleacher* for MOO surround­ Tha versatility at Uw circular ing a haakatball floor, which th* Khool dealgo may provide lh* aaarchitect! promise will ho a con­ swer, aorr.a af than* believe. Otaaa ventional rectangle, however. doughauts can bo aupartmpain Around tha gymnaalum la a cir­ on* upon tha otRar to provide mul­ cular corridor which will open onto tiple-storied Khool*, with rampa classrooms shaped Ilka the cut* instead of stairways. With administrative office* lo­ from a pie. With tha (eschar's desk at Ihe point of each amphi­ cated In amaU annex** outbid* tha ' theater-shaped room, th* aeouatiea present cirri**, It la planned that ar* said to ba perfect und the chisltr* of thas* Kheola may bn pupils' attentions era focused upon built In the future. the instructor Tha St. Francis Khool at KaaSchool boards throughout lh* kakea will have 15 classroom*, country struggling with lh* prob­ four laboratories, special noma far lems of providing aulTtclent new domestic Klence, roams for art* claairuuma to ropa with tha over­ and t-alts, a library, cafstoria and all increase of 23 per rent In the gymnasium, all raltoctlng tha ultte school population last fail and th* mat* In new Khool design. ly JOHN t. SIMIOWII C flral Ptfn dMoriafie* Torre «poa<fe«{ rMlfAtrG—The tittle rederhool* hour* ainka farther into the limbo of the p ut in the face of a near ‘ fla n doughnut* dcaifn far school* by an arc hitact hare, Edo ru m , Which la being widely hailed aa the answer to the natlon'a criti­ cal ahortafa of classrooms. Far from beinf Juit a visionary design for a Khool of tomorrow, the new circular achool plan ac­ tually will be In operation thla Srptrmber for the tint tlma when the St. f’atnck hlfh achool at Kankakee, III, opena Ita doora. Conatnjctcd in record time, which alao la credited to the Ingenioua new layout, the new achool la b«lnf built at a coat of 5434.300 to how-e POO students. Two other nrw achoota reflecting the nrw ihape will ba built Im­ mediately in thu ana, the $750,000 St. Francla high achool In ouburban Wheaton and a 1113.000 ad­ dition to tha Rt. Patrick hlfh achool on Chicago'! weal aide. Ladies See Ban Of Certain Ads LONG BEACH, Calif, tf* - A Wnrr.:n'i ChrliUaa Tcmparane* L’nina official predict* that both houses of Congress will hold hear­ ings In January on bill! to outlaw a lcoh o lic beverage advertising ovtr ra d io and television and la interstale commerce. Miss Elisabeb A. (mart. Washlactoa. DC., said la a prepared talk today befora the National WCTU convention that tha hearlogs have bean promised by tho House and Sen ato com miltaas an interstate and fonifln commerce. DOUBLE SfORT JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. HI— Mab­ ry Edwards has a new method of catching fish. WhUa water skiing on a lair Mar KaystoM Haight* he sotleed t waka In tho water atteh a* a fish might make, tteorad i ward U and hit seKtlhing. ’ Ha aignalod tha man driving tha boat to tun and they found a aiimnad 10-pound black bail wbteh they boated. CARD O f THANKS' W* with to thank our many friends far th* assay htadnaasao shewn during tho illnas* and death of Mr b*loved hIsland aM -bro­ ther. and fur tha beautiful ftecul Th* bills oar* Introduced by 8m. afferinga. , ’ . V* William Laager (R-ND) sad top The family of Jaama 0 . Muff. Communist Plot N ip p ed In B ud By Bright Geography Professor universities >mned in th* plan and My Cextra! Press Association A UNIQUE Communist plot to misinform Asian students about tha Uatted Itatas and tba rest of the fro* world has 'been nipped in tha bud—thanks to a bright idea by a university geography pro­ fessor. Dr. Shannon McCune. chairmen af th* department of geography at Colgata university, Hamilton. N. Y.. uncovered this latest bit of Red treachery while serving as a visiting professor at th* Univer­ sity of Tokyo la Japan in the fall of m i "X found that th* Communists were using th* economic pinch felt by Japanese students to spread their distorted teats throughout Asian educational iaiUtuUoiu,* Dr. McCun* said. Ha eipUinad that a typical Japanisa student had to gat along on about 4.000 yea a month—th* equivalent of fix ta United flutes money. “ On tha other hand." Dr. McCun* continued, “good American text­ books, though much in demand by tha students, coat from 54 to 51 oach—an amount prohibited by thatr limited budget." Tha Communists were quick to taka advantage of th* situation. They mad* available, at a coat of about 30 cants, a flood of Soviet history and geography books. Th* atudenU would rather have had th* United States texts, but they couldn’t afford them. So they bought lh* communist books. "THE REAL DANGER, et count." Dr. McCun* expUmad. "was tha distortion of facta con­ cerning th* tn • world in the Rus­ sian historic* and gsogrsphlss In tune thaea distortad versions would, by playuig up to lh* Com­ munist world and playing down th* western world, do much harm to th* United States and other democratic countn**." At thu point Dr. McCun* launched hla leaks far i r i s plan. It was simple but affective. Enlist th* aid af fallow teachers and stu­ dents and round up all th* books M longer used or needed In Ameri­ can college* and universities. Then Ship them to JaptMao students. Because Asian are reasetant to acc*p4 charity lhay would be aakad to eend • map eg a pamphlet or msks a token payeient of 3M yen (roughly 53 cents) for th* boohs they received. Dr. McCun* than wrote • tetter to M geography toeeton ho thought would bo Interested In hla plan. He followed It n few months later with a tetter to Japan*** stutenia saying books would be aant From those two letter* th* plan •nowballed. Ry th* following July, 3.000 books had arrived tn Tokyo aad 3.000 or more wore on the way. The barrier to the Rod tide of propaganda received a Arm foun­ dation In these early shipment*. Isle of Communist texts slacked off, • a a RACK In tha Valtad Slat** tha Idea spread Ilka wtldflrs. Har* waa •emathlng aa American atudent and hla teacher could do to fight of tha Asia foundation established a were house in flan Francisco when tha books could b* stored for ship­ ping. Tojlay tha books a n flowing so (at* their numbers cannot be ac­ curately tabulated. Thrn la also a reverse flow of material from tha Asian atudenu back to th* loners of th* books. Included among tha growing Ust Sf colleges and unlvtraiUta co­ operating in th* plan are th* Uni­ versity of Cincinnati. Colorado. Georg* Teabody, Kentucky, Loa Angeles City, Loa Angelas flute. Southern California. North Dakota, Kent 8UU, State Teachcn col­ leges at Moorehcad. Minn . Oswego, N. V , and Trenton. N. J.. Oregon ■lets. Syracuse. Southern Metho­ dist. Yale. Ohio Wesleyan. Stan­ ford and Fenn college. “Actions of thu kind art latte things—small thread* ta a pattern of good will," aald Dr. McCune "The strands ar* individually weak but cotlKtivaly strong to untu Asuna and Americans in tha maintenance of their freedom U March out and us* knowledge, freedom which students beyond lh* limits of tha fra* world, sadly, do not have." I SEOUL (JR—Soma 50 American business firms tn Seoul dosed shop today In a protest against what they call “ exhorblUnt taxes" levied by the South Korean govern­ ment. Government officiate dented the Uxr- are exhorbltant. The American Chamber of Com mere* ta Korea complataod ooi U.S. buaine-aman waa refused en rail permit on tha ground that be had not paid 11,150 In Use*. A chamber ipokeaman had aald Baek-To-School Supplament Hlalaah’a raring atrip baa been covered with bay and planted In vegeUblea for the offseason. 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REGULATIONS AND TRAFFIC ORDINANCES.«• CHECK YOUi* CAR OR TRUCK BEFORE SCHOOL OTARTVYOU CAN • HELP RAVE THE LIFE OF A C H IL D ... i ** 'j* , , ^ -1’ .. ' « J -, . I a? a- t ^ ‘tir'dl ' ;■ » : . a . k -ik ;- f \ �PiMl* with *ctcter*d »Kiir^*t»*•»»» f m mostly during aftern-inn ami eienlng through FlllUr, AS fypEPBNDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1. 19S5 Children Swarm To Trout Pond AmMscialH Pram Lagged Wirs Pinecrest Is Children ci at froa everywhere JAMES * ★ ★ f.UMBKRSON 4 O fficia l T h o lo g r a r h . U ★ ★ R- N a v y ! ★ ★ Navy Man Finds Place Here As Local Citizen a ------ Juil because • fellow like* to swim, be found a niche for him- « Nm ai Vv H a I IP he rr isr of vni nn iev li wwhfB ** h,iru 01 m,By h# pttched tfl to^ do . I . . .1 II p I j Y o u ttis h e a u r e a IV U IM J h ■ v w iH iv it U I _ 1 _ .. p || 4 W a iC I D d llC l IV M it e l ■ m il* * * hla share a* a local ettuen. Lum**” 0'1- * >*•»•«• a,d Navy mao. who U aatignH to lh* control tow*r at th* San. M Naval Auxiliary Air Station, W | u k ln f h ll U IU I, iw lm u, Demonstrating th.lr akill at «>e tlalion’a swimming poo! when , , "* _ .... . a local awimming enthusiast no. •wimmlng wer* more than a icor* Uf<d U|1( he W1| , Red Cr0ll ® e f younglUr* ill • btfc?nwtr* iwlm»! instructor. Ming tlaia at tha Sanford Navil Lumberson waa tnvttad to take Auxiliary Air Station ywUrday. j part fa the awimming activities Trained under th* direction o f , at th* Sanford municipal pool, m n of Sinc* then, he bat been instructMtt- F. D. Scott, th. gnup. ° r I lns , froup e, ,5 young * o Plc children «* r i »e*n In a water Ml* , 2 t0 ls y c m 0jd |„ ,j,e fundam<n. lit entitled “ Princes* and Frog . tal, of Junior Life Saving. Laier, Taking part In th* water show, bo will teach a group Senior Life pr**«nUd under th* auspice* at Saving. thi Officiri Wivei Club wer# According to information reV •,<(* Vowel who** part » u thi calved here, tne young Navy man RUiiw who took hti bald hi* instructors baoga thepart of thi Fragi thi W in * W * l n j . and *0 inter. l , . , 7 u i* played tha part of thi *it*d ta iwimming he give* up Watay Sprite#} Manila Fitton hla nlghu and day* off. all of hla nUyod th# aart at Ptxli; thi In- free time, to teach youngsters to termadlata iwimmcn took thi »»im and Uv take car* of them« ir t of thi children in the ballet; w lm as well as other* la water and thi advanced iwimmar* took Lumberson's home It Mary*, the part* of the aturdanta. vllfc, Ohio, where he taught srsayuras is: aTj m «ka atimmir Mfltilt by Uft* NAAS Bus Service Begins Tomorrow j w t r r r t j y to tik e p a rt m Wt sixth ■ e m it ! J a y c e r F ir h ic g R odeo. A s the it jr u l w as given fo r lh« fish in g c o m p c '.tto a to b egin . c h ild ­ ren H orn the tiny tot a u e to the i c e j m i t m the r o d e o r u le i. lined T rou t Pond to try th eir h in d at r a i d i n g tiih with a “ c ra c k e r p ole '* • T h e n u m ber t iU n c part In the S e m in o le C ounty J u n ior C h a m b er o f C o m m e rce annual even t fa r e x c e e d e d th i e xp ecta tion s o f the lo ca l J a > cee grou p. M oth ers and D ad* a cro m p a n le d th eir you n gster* and tl^ o d w ith them at the w a lr r 'i ed ge to w a tch with r i s e r r>ea the liahIn s a b ility o f their ch ildren . T h e re w ere enough polea, c o m ­ p lete with lutes, le a d sin k er, c o r k floa ia and hook to go around even thou gh the J a y c c e grciip o n ly p r e p a re d fo r *no. t h e r e w ar e n ou g h b a it to take c a re o f the n e e d ; o f the you n gsters. J a y c c c s , ea g e r to h elp ou t, and to m a k e p ossib le e v e ry a d v a n ta ge fo r e v e r y b oy o r girl to ca tch a fiih . w ere H an din g b y . “ Cltlrena In th e m a k in g ," lined the bank* o f T rou t Pond fo r the •g o " iig n a l. L e ia than a m inute a fter the atgn a' w as given , and w ithin fifty fe e t o f the C h airm an o f the J a y . e e o F u h u ig R odeo C om m ittee G e o r g * E d w a rd *. 6-y e a r old y o u n g ste r v h u live* at the High S ch o o l fa r m , lan ded a 16-o u o ce baaa. fo r the ftrat fu h caugh t. A t the w eigh in g a litio n w a* w ild life o ffice r J . D. W a rren to m e a su re the lira ! flab at 11‘ g in ­ c h e s and to n ^ k e Lhe w eight o f 16 ou n ce * o fficia l. J im R eed , ed u ca tion a l o ffic e r fo r th e Central R egion , G a m * and F re sh W ater F lih C om m ission , w a* on hand to take m ov in g pietu rca o f lh e even t, Ben R eeve*, a rea lu p e r v b o r . G a m e and F resh W a ter Fiah C om m ission , wra* pn (Continued Ott Tate Three) laused By (ruck A G r* * t S ou thern T r u ck in g C o m p a n y 1354 M ack T ru ck , lo a d ed w ith c a rg o to o h igh t o p a t* th e top o f th* b u sie r, am n ih sd in to the u pper atru etu r* o f th* L * k * M on rc* B rid g * th is m o rn ta g a b o u t h.SO. T h * huge tru ck w »* c a r r y ir g c a r g o con sign ed to th* S a n ford N a v a l A u x ilia ry A ir S ta tion , ine lu d in g tw o a irpla n * en gin e*, w a * d a m a g e d t x t« n » lv * ly . N o e »tim * t* d d a m a g e w a* released sin e* tha en gine* w e t* in the c la s s ifie d tla ia . D am agr >o lh * tru ck w-aa estim a ted a t $ 700. T h a c a r g o , a c co rd in g us F lo rid a H ig h w a y P a trolm a n C a rl W IN H am s, w tig h a d tn * x e «* s o f f i r * to n * . O n * n f th * a irp la n * an gin a* T h * S a n fo r d L ibrary, w h ich has b esn d o t e d fo r a short w h ile, h a* g o tte n it* m uch needed fa c e lif t ­ in g . F o r the ftr»t time in 25 y e a r* th e en tire building ha* b een r a nted, varnished and * cru b b td fr o m flo o r lit ceiling. The o u tsid e trim .o n the Sp an i*h -typ e stru ctu re has been p a in t­ ed a d a s tlln g w hite and the e n ­ tra n ce, w h it* trim m ed in R ob in U o «d g te e n . In the r e a d .n g room and m ata roo m th e w a lla tr* a c o o l ic a fo * ra g r e e n trim m ed w ith th * d a rk e r R oh m H ood color. Th* upit a ir * w a ll* a r* th* sJltt* c o lo r a n d th* sta in ed wood step* an d ra ilin g * a r* b ein g scrubbed a n d v a rn ish ed . M rs. Sara K in g , head lib ra ria n , ■aid th a t th e and her tw o as* m t e n t * , M r*. Leon W a lk er a r d M r*. R ld g le y R rcw rrton , had been w o r k in g 'r i g h t along w ith th * p a in te rs ', rem ov in g b ook s, d u st­ in g and k eep in g thing* in o rd e r . T h ere w ill be a g y m n a siu m fl o o r fin ish in all lh* room * and a ru b b e r p a in t t* planned to be a p p lied on th * fron t e n tra n t* w a lk . M r*. K in g a lt o sta led , " M a n y n ew b o ok * h a ve been put ou t a n d th* L ib r e r y w ill be open ed * t 10 a.ra. T u e sd a y Sept. 6. H o w ­ e v e r , th * ch ild ren '* room w ill be e lo srd to th * pu blic.-* T h * w o rk m e n hav* " r e illy h **n p u ttin g o u t " , she went on. lle fo r e th* “ fa c * lift in g -’ th* w all* wr«re a d in g y w h ite w ith craeks an d m ildew »ta tn * in the com er* . N o w a n * d e r m a v sit In the rea d in g roo m , pa in ted the n e e co lo r . *nd e n jo y e o o ln e t* and b c tlr r lig h t ­ in g . M r*. K in g a lio a n n ou n ced, " a n y o n * b r in g in g book* back th* d a y th* L ib r a ry o p e n w ill r o t ho fm * d bu t a n y d * y a fte r th at w ill be ch a r g e d lh * r e g sU r r * r .» lty p r ic e .’* Mrs. S. Williams Dies This Morning jt r * . S ally M ero \filliam » died at h e r h om e this m o rn ln i in C r e ic r n t c it y w h ere ahe had lived fo r the jM t th ree a n d o n * half year*. B orn In H a lifa x County. V * . ahe a fo r m e r Sanford a ttorn ey . first p re »td »n t o f the nurm ev* »n d P rofe ssio n a l W om en ’ * Cluh, fo rm e r p resid en t o f the W om an'* B a r A is n ., o f W ashington. D. C . and w a* dean o f th* W om an'* L e g a l S o cie ty fo r the E n t e m S ea b oa rd , She w a s a residen t o f W ashington, D C , b e fo re m ov in g tn S a n forl f u m v o c a in clu de her m oth er, M rs. J. W M 6r o o f C reicen t C ity ; fou r sistwrs. M r* M a jm * H odgk in . M r*. J M . J a ck so n , both nf C re sr e n t C ity ; Sira. W . A. S ila m a n n , M oline, IB ., M rs. W alter M. B a ch . A GROUP OF the nrire winne-w at vcMerdav'i . ith Aniua! Javre* FUhlnr Ro-lf-o T> C*ichinr the first fuh U no t«* f* f left. On* vomg f«llow, fnuilh from lh* left, mini his catch. IPhotn hv J*mn*nn\ Tull Says TV Better Tkan Class Teacking "E d u ca tio n a l w i» * . It b * » b c»n p roven that T k l» b c tt tr than e la n r o o m In s tcu ctlo n ," R ob T ull, * T\ D irector anu P rod u cer o f \V D B O -TV , m id th * S a n fo r d Kiwr» m i C lu b at U * n oon luncheon m e r tm g y e a la rd a y Tu'l e xp la in ed t h a t In THUb -j-g h , 1 *lasa t o tw l • »''* ! " » » dtvM ed Into fo u r g r o j r l . C u * wa* ta u g h t b y T V , ha la .d . a n - i,*r b r ra d io, another b y in ilx U rt r*. and th * fou rth b r a ll ih t e # m e th od v " T V fa r rx celled an v o f t '» oth er ty pe* o f tiutrvt**.ton." he d a im M . Th* WDBO-rV d ire ct r mmm en ted on th* fa e t t* *t h* * a* In­ trodu ced by H erb R> .l* t. * th ca tir n i* n »g r r o f F a n fo id tl* dd, “ It 1* iron ic fo r • th« a tr# m » » c r r to Irtrod u c* *.nl In vit* * T V d ire cto r b u t t*l*vt»lon h * t h e !o « d th* m ovie in d u stry . " T V I* th* n u m b e r o n * m edium f o r ent*-* inm ont fo r all G * fatnl* | y ," he • d. T u ll w en t o to C i. plat - • .h ere a c t 3? m li'io n T V a»ta ;.i the co u n try . . 2 1 o f th* fa m ily popu la tion . In a n oth er fie ld T ull old th* K iw a n u C lu b th a t T V h *» b t lr c d sp o rt* o f *11 klr.da. b u t the num ber or.* aport to p r o fit la w t* »t)in g . A * fa r a* b a seb a ll »n d fo o tb a ll I* ron o e rn e d , h » la id , t h c i* tw o a porta h « r « be*n b r o u g h t directly t o th* ladles. Turning to th* pro^uelnr "f Mm for TV, Tull explained that 45 per tent of thi m p r i* industry In llotlywood I* concerned directly with TV. T u ll t o v e tfd th * p ro g ra m c » L • ndar o f th* I’ atin n h* rrrte»*r»l * ed w hen h* t 'l d th * K iw »n l» C lub t h a t W D U O -T V Is p rim a rily « C B S *t*tlon hut * l»e h *' » * v * i1. •hi* *nd c a rry NBC. ABC. *nd D u m on t show *. ” 0 ; r e'**» 'A* (■m* I* so o c c u p ie d ’ ’ hr s»id . " T h a t w * hav* Ifi o f th* 2d top ra te d show * on T V ." "T h * W’ o r l l P rrie * w ill be c a r ­ ried on W D D O T V th i* y c * . . " th* TV dlrtclor :*ld In *dditior. h* e xp la in ed , w * w ill h a v * p r o -fo o t. tided Five young mm. representing r),i|.ir R a n fon t r iv ic flub* and orjanir*. dm, f , lion s at Boy ■ S u i r Irnm June 15 r , , En to 25. g a v * lh * S 'rtiin olr C ount) This J u n ior C lu m b e r nf C o m m erce a 1of m l Mr* Ida Ire John*. 14. wife nf tunstu w n o f the r arjiv ltle* tod ay . « r r k Itcin van Rrne't M o r n * fc y p on v o r a "brndor* J ot. *, of V.ike Monroe, n>ed ye>L*td*v m '-rn ln g in *tv O r . rd b y lh * lo ca l J a jr r r * ” a* intro- -on* Mrs. Ida Johns . Dies In Orlando After Long Illness 1 the gr nip h y C e s f g o V i- 1. i n r i i nr** SW B o y '- <ti|g C om m ittee c ^ i Chairman fo r ’ be J -er< Wln M<>ri s *» d, t p'-T*on*Uy -s snt A a* to thank th .ii cecs for -romne Gfc , m e to IJ'i, s m jtc t (Hin idet it I* ■(j nne of tue jreairit honsifs rsrr **ib bestow rd on me ’ In inlroducing *c* * oth e r mrmhrM o f inr p.i)'* >taie Th* Group he -a t "Mr had an -*ppor- Mi*, (unity tn tram msiir *d our M.Mr on* n County and 1 dy gevrinnicn1■ ’ ■-i<nlfi Jame* Cl*' Ir II. ^Ins, iprut.ir** '* ed by the Sinford Rotary Cl>;b. ^ laM, ’ Thi* w ■' the first year cap* * r ',' v * n r 1 am 1 ' • It fita la mrnv v*m *l ber»,M And • conelutlpil his 1 ' 1 sum e o f h a tim tsy and S im d » y a d i- f ‘ vHic* bv a r,.- “ We Iranvrd tar rcsponalbililiei o( Boy * S'.alr ' Howard Atlrr-I sponsored bv lhe f , r' 1 Club, told of the vton'ljv 10 ! *( ( ^ 1net day B” ; * State activities Hi* i s ma r k s 1- tinted. " J im la id you J , , 1 about fillip; In for hreakfa t . . , t<,, but h« didn t tell you about the j , , , mile and a half u* had to walk that early n the morning lo eat.” t,,r i| John Edward Clarke, ipnnisired bv the I'.lk* i lub. apokf on the arilyi,f title* of We tneidsy ant Th u rsday ,, Hr laid, *‘ M* were asiignesl topics ,\nn T h e a d u lt and r rfe r tn e * r om fsir Impromptu sperehr*. Ima;mr n4„|# n f th* S a n fn td P u blic l.t ir a iy talking for three minutes on a *nh . will re-open Tuesday, S ept, a, at Kct like bwov carriage* with rear *4 f H, »• a m . an d th* elu M irr.'* room view m irro is ” w ill rem a in c!n *ed fo r th# rest The final tjwwkrr In the grmipj Grade o f th * w re k , M rs. F ar* K in g , wa* Krnnch Ramsey, iponmred Mxrgi by the Kiwanlg flub. Ramsey aald It , lib ra ria n , a n n ou n ced tod ay . T h e lih ia r y h*> been closed fo r "We had lhe usual grits for bieak- Ij-. tw o w rek* while lh * in terio r w a* fast. And Friday night wa* the v r«. h «in g painted. I big night with th* Govrinor’a f\j|l."1 .m bavaltn 'o v o - - a ? n r '• w as born fe y . *. 1•!■* Hi H s.f..r*d rod had llv* . *o 1 ■ * M-Pr'C f- r th* T>**t *l> »r"• m * member of 1hr 1'h -ch <•' Gp.f rf rr-'phecy on fSth Be-nes her t- 'lur 1 Mr*. John* l« um isrd br mr-p rhildrrn. Mrs. birtc II * Is V|.,t rt , , Mr*, kvonw Mim, l.jke Mnntue; Mr*. JU<y H< • I re, ef .Sanford: Ixrrtn John* Lariy John'. Janett John*. Conn « John*. PatHtia Joh-.. CTiatin Ted • Johns. *l| of l ake Mo nor; * fitter Mrs. Evelyn Wood*, R*n<b'r*on: three 1‘f o l h r r |i idoliih Griffis. ;*n, fold. John II G ffj 1 ro«; and J*ir.«* (inff.r. l ake Jlonroe Funercl acrvlee* will b« VM t'mnrrow at .’ ."0 p m »i (be Thrinh of God of Prophecy on 2Mh St Th* F A. W It •n! the R*v. Jeo Crew* will o*ft. c at* and burl*! will b* in Oak Law n M em oria l T a it , Library To Open Reference Roam GreenReleases *6asTu Figures • Tk* t iv n eaart m r JaOon tax •ollartad ky «#aoUm daalan te Caminol* County m chair July u lw Of gaaoUaa, and remitted la t e s a . su s s a , * r s i £ jviit rtltased by Ray I . Gracn. B luta ComptroOar. This manna K < n .u g w m r than tha coUactad hi Joly at last Blood Bonk Hours Change Revealed ,w: Naw hours h r tha opera tion o f tha O m tr il Florida B lond Bank in O rla n do b a va b e en announced lira M . M . B a n d , te c r c la r y - manager of tha blood bank said "U in effort Is aconomlta and avoid an Ineraaas H charges for Ota blood aarriea (which ha* remglMd tha m i m ilnra 1M1) thr Blood Bank will not be open for donor* on Sunday morning b e g in ­ ning Sunday, Sap*, u . "Our hours on taturdm ” rha uld. “ wffl bn I a, m- to 1 * ■*.l- l\ - 1A . A wf mw m jm k ■ <v ? 1 1 U v ■ -J 1 ■ j H | *H 1 * WM. ■ ■ i L c +jM r'* M J THIS PROTO BROWS tn* tMitcd w nclara of lh* upper Hroetu-* of *h* laV* Monro* 'Jrlira a heavily loaded trunk with r*rga tnn high to e!c»r th* brldra tor* Into th* a’ e*l and wood, tha two ataat beams on* b*nl a«lwnrd a a i tha Hkai Inward, aausad by tha bewMtu *d tha i lL pI |i ni lil ^ n �•- -•- •-T* ' ^ •:' ■•- *-v •* • ' • S >v;W • M . I —Georgs Rockwell Hasn't Lost Touch Million Dollar Soil eu* ? <u aa l C» 'tOUTO tJu A'CAtg rip . AIMTMEU? WCU..GCE/DONT (JCUCC A N D icru*e r c o c o c o kBAM< o a -o ft «ri J DO MOPE OOUCE o o c w r a s r a s B iC SOME* lU W -. jT H N U y A SOOT E TTA /-X X I KNOW MOW NOCLE r A O E A fT ’ c h x dc F M . '- w r e s o l d en o u g h to s o l v e O u Q ' V t- v CWN P O O O U IM S i — v^SWEISV-T v 5 7 * fc * \ A in r jm l SOUTHPORT. Mailt, i* — T V sign says: " S o u t h p o r t Instiluta of Art—flu , medium u d eeane." It's prooi that George "Doc" Korku til, retired vaudeville and radio comedian. ham't loat hit touch even In his new sign paint­ ing huimaat here. Now tr, but looking much young­ er. Rockwell flrit vinted nearby Boothbay Harbor 21 years ago when he waa a atar of George White’* Scandal*. Not long after­ ward he acquired a homo hen which ha ralla "SUpahod Manor.' Rockwell beeamr a lobitehnaa when he retired. Rut he hurt hit back several peart ago and haan’t hauled trap* ainre. Recently he became a sign painter and act up thop m Mi garage. He does a lot ni work for boatbulldera. painting name* on their cralt—entertaining the thlp worker* meanwhile with hit witty patter. "There'* a tendency up hart to make kind of a homely ptuloiopbrr out of me." ha said. "Ona of the tumrner people wit up laat week. Aiked me il 1 thought that Maine matt people reflect their geographic surrounding*. 1 told him I know * fellow who comet out here every day, sits on that hig rock and jutl looks out to tea. You know, If you alt on that big rock long enough, it'a bound la tasks an imprciiion on you." Tha comedian tayi "I'm not too sure I left show bualnea*. Maybe It left me. It’a the crtlieat bullneia in the world. Ona day, your name it up in lights. The nail day, mtidai in the cold cold ground. One day, you're Rock Hudton, the next you're atone broke. That’* the way It goea.” , In hia apart time, Rockwell does tome writing. His firal book. "Joy oua Futility," will be published next year. "Raileally." tha author ex Jained, "This it a book on how j live longer and love it. It com bines n little philosophy with hu­ mor—e combination that la muck tea rare."' Rockwell tayi be can work IS Marines Taught About Russian War M achine hours a day sad then write for a while. "Don't worry about anything,* he advises. "The only cue that hurts you is yourself. Control your­ self and you've got it made." One thing hs U serious about it his aign painting. "I do darn good work,” ha said, adding that be learned the busmen as a bay la Providence. R. L "A fellow came by the other Meriden Is Facing Plumbing Problem; Somebody Goofed! MERIDEN. Conn. (It—Meriden has s plumbing problem because somebody M or 10 yesri ego forgot la mark certain pipe on the map of the city water system. Aa s remit, many of the city’ s tt.oon people didn't have say water at all while others get only a trickle. It b n been this way since Tues* day. A construction craw was dig­ ging a hols to sink a gasoline sta­ tion tank. Tbs drills ground into something hard sad water gushed out. It was a resin watsr lute. City workmtn rushed to the aeons but couldn't pet near the broken pipe because ef the water. The water has been gushing out ever since. City officials figured it was a minor problem. They abut off a Una they thought waa running Into the main. Nothing happened. Then they shut elf another line. Nothing happened again. Ko nmtwhere la (hia city is a lost pipe—a pipe that is feeding water into that broken main. But they .can't find il. They went over the waler sys­ tem map several time* but the Mpt Isn’t there. Il probably la one of the cross over lines, the officials said, and If they find it all they have to do la dig down and shut It off. They aald most crossover lines have shutoff valves ob them. la toe meantime, toe city la making arrangements to install a split sleeve on 11m broken pipe to it ran be repaired despite tou ro tiauiag waler pressure. day," he related, "and asked » e If I could do tome painting of men and women. I thought be meant portraits. Tuned nut he wanted rest room signs."1 w . s+ Is Placed Against Sinalra By Sludlo * NEW YORK (A-Fraek Elaatra Veterans Corner tsea* a oae-milliou-doBar damage Here are authoritative answers from tog Veterans Admlnlitralon to four questions of interest to former servicemen and their fam­ ilies: Q. I understand that If 1 apply for disability compensation with­ in a year from my diickargo and am found eligible, the pay menu ran be made retroactive to the date followtag my discharge. What happen* if that one-year deadline fella an t Saturday nr holiday? A. If it fella mi Saturday Sun­ day or a holiday, your one-yaar deadline will be extended to cov­ er the next working day. 9 . I am going to school under the Korean GI BUI. Would I alto be entitled to a Of loan to buy a house? A. You would be entitled to « Of loan, even though you a n In school under the Korean 01 B illprovided your leader will make the loan. The law does nnl pro­ hibit simultaneous me of both bencAU. 9. If I enroll in a correspond­ ence course under the Korean GI BUI before my starting cut-offdate, will ! be permitted to switch to classroom training in the same Acid, after that date has passed? A. No. A correspondence course la considered a program of train­ ing within iUelf. A change from correspondence training to class­ room training would he consider­ ed a change of program, regardless ef the subject of toe course. Changes of program generally ere not permitted sAer a veteran's alarUng cut-off date has passed. 9 . 1 want to change toe benefl. claries of my Of insurance policy. Must I inform the preeent banaficiariee of my action? A. No. You have the right to change beneficiaries at any time, without their consent nr know­ ledge. Veterans living in Central Flo­ rida who with further information about their benefits, should write too VA office at 41 K. Contra! Avo. Orlaado. suit by loth Century Tex film Corp. whleh claims ha walked out on tha (hooting ef tha musical "Carousel." Aa attorney for toe film eompaay said Siaatra had brokon kin contract and "abandoned" a c o m * piny of M persons who started making the picture last week at Boothbiy, Maine. A summons connected with the nit was served on the stager actor yesterday. An attorney for too company, Otto E. Koegsl, said Sinatra has » days to acknowl­ edge the summons, altar which further court action wiU bo taken. £ The studio announced that Gor-^ dm Maerae would replica Sina­ tra in toe movie. Sinalra was net available for comment. The movta company said Sin­ atra was to be paid tlW.Wft for IS weeks of work on tha Rodger* and Hammrrtlcin musical. It aald Sinatra walked out on the Job, complaining he was being forertL to make two Alms for toe s a la r y of one. The c o m p a n y denied tola. It laid Sinatra's complaint was burd on the fact that two sets e f wide-angle cameras were being used. It called this a common technique. CITY OF SHADOWS Marinee are now being taught about the Russian war machine. In • eerie* eg leatona designed S ill Only CARTOON — N’KWS to acquaint the herd-charglag Laalhetnecka with facie about lexiet military power, ike Cory* J VUuAT rfT j ^ s a s fi'r>—j e s f-f* *: -r - i- MU,ciAsiM«/ noY w u i rotr hae made Information available *o Marinee through the facilities ef the Marine Corpe Institute. The icatnne ircludr such aspects a* the history etui deielopnent of the military sterf and a sur­ vey of the USSR. There it no en­ rollment fee or charge for Inalltute course* end ell Marines are encouraged to Isle advantage ef this free educational oppor­ tunity. IsAST TIME TODAY The Institute else effete _ wide variety ef ether eubjecta resting free* criminal invtatigw U»n and languages to amt* legy aad shorthand. ClUsen Msrind members of or­ ganised rstores units are else eligible far free Institute course*. College credits mar be awarded Marines who suecsstfully cc plate many ef Usee course*. t*. At bottem, right, U STARTS TOMORROW Th i , i r * h -1 ORIGINAL Yeung area who are planing on enlisting la either tha regular or rooorvo component of r * Marine Carps and who wish continue with their education, are urged to contact their leaal M a i* , w i w fag .iditii DavyCrocks v / ['( details It le peeeihte to ean high school dlplema through laatituto. ON A l present, applicants are being accepted for immediate eali atment la the Marine Carps- T H fttU I IA I1M U A K I FOaUBBJTT TOKYO i* —Tokyo Centra] Msleorolefleil Observatory said today there Is a - l l per east prebabUUy ef • serious earthquake striking the Ttitye area la tha aasrt U pear*. The peudtotien cam# ea the eve ef the Mid autoversary af the dUaitreue M l quake bet*. "The eye* art the mirrors el QmmgfoB Archie Meeee ashed why he MtUetwlly ■I Bake t o m before their ^ ____________________ A NEW SERVICE FOR SANFORD BOTTLED GA _- " . : • ,, . m*■ Vlt 4 . 0 0 m iO S IA C T U ' t i n )*v /v �Q~->. Children Swarm JopantM Company 'Friendly d ia ls ' Offers Apologies For Fifty Deaths (Contlnnad From Pag* 11 hand to watch the youicatara wmnnMratt thrtr skill a fishing. TOKYO (*-M«rinaga Milk C o . Other* aiilattng the Jayeees In affiliated with on* of Japan'* lirain akins the itith annual Fishing **t food rombuioi. today offered Rode*’ a auem i were City Com- Its "humblest apologies" for the jjmncner E a r l Higginbotham. SO dfathi reported rauacd by T a « Collector, John Galloway. ersenic in its dried milk product Deputy Sheriff. A. E. Evani. Con­ la*t waek. stable. J. Q. "SUm" Galloway and In a black-bordered, four-column Chamber of Commerco Manager advertisement carried in atl JapFnrrcit Brechrnridi*. aneie and Engltah-lanugag* pa­ Four Cily *mplo>*» wero on per*. the company laid: hand to help lake car* of the need* “ Wo are filled with a tenia of of the youngster*. They were black guilt, particularly on learn­ Jam*i Bedenbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. ing that tha raute of the diia»t*r A. L Hood, and U H. Wynn. Two wa* neglect on our part In lubjcct city trucks wera also used to the atabdiirr lanenici uied In the dramporl poles and other neces­ mtlk to careful chemical analysis. sary equipment. . . . All we ran do ia to take every B A Kilpatrick headed the Jay- poMibl* action by way of indem­ cee Fulling Kodro Committee nification and pray for the touli and yeilexuiy bad on hand to sa­ of tho dead. . . in t turn with ue event, mure than a score of Jayceo member*. officer* of the Game and Freak Water Fuh Cummmioo bad ear­ lier Mocked the pond with mure than ZJO guvd-tued bream to add SPRINGFIELD, 111. UP - The to the already wrll-alocked pond Copley Pro** said today former 0«nd to provide ample luh for all President Truman has decided to tnuh two California Democratic participants. On hann yesterday was Jay cee fund-raiiing dinner* because be t* ITcriucnt lummy Pc(cr*on, Hia "»ore" at Edwin S. Pauley, for comment, "Thu is the best Jay- mer Irraiurrr of the Democratic cee Fishing Hudco we have ever National Cnmmittre. The Copley Press and th* Lai had.” Angelet Time* in similar (tones Kilpatrick wat delighted with the aiicmiance at the Jaycee Fun- said Truman l* angry herause Tauley entertained Vice President ing iiodeo, the behavior of the Nison and hit wife at a reception cuildien, and the uvtrail success recently. ■jci the annual event. He said, "Thu la an eaccUent turnout, showing that the boys and girls VIENNA UP-Some Russian sol­ nt inu area reallly appreciate dier* are reported killing themthe eiforta that are put behind trivet or deserting . . . Lons mill ; thu annuli Junior Lnamber oi BALTIMORE * — A strike lary trains arr pulling out through Cummerce tuning rodeo." early today halted production at the n’ghi In east and wei| . L'UJiual a n the fact that a 10- •It Rendu radio ptants here where Austrian girls are hurrying in «nt yeirold girl frum Arabia, vint- work is mostly classified electro­ Ihrir departing American b o y ing her grandmother in Denary, nics equipment for the armed friends. took pan in her first fishing event. fo rm . The evacuation nf kmtrit hy (he., Kathiten lam eaprentd her dcTicketing began at mldnighi armise of the Big Four Is in full ♦Gghi in being able to vuit lb* ro­ whei Ihe eompany'* one-year awing deo thu year. roniraet with Ihe AFL Internat­ In the five wreVa since Austria Fruca awarded were as fol­ ional Ann. of Machinials*etpir«d finally won her tndeprndrnrr July low a. The union represents about It, IN occupation po»ers air rs f irst Fuh Caught — went to employe*, but the company »aid limate-t to have pulled out more Georg* Edwarda, who received a •bout J.ono ethira not nn hourly than half of their nn.nnn loldier* rod and reel contributed by Stan- waga aeala were also affected. Tha fienrh “ ill all b# font hy ley-Rogara Hardware Company. Sept to. the British by Sept t» AMERICANOtLCO. Largest Flab Caught —went to In Tutiday's paper it * s i an­ Buiaian operation*! forces wilt he Johnny Beiwiechm, who received nounced. that attorney Fred Wil­ out by Ocl I and the Aitimrans a trophy contributed by SL John's ton appeared before the Board of about the same time, f Realty Co. Austrian pnlire report leveral Sanford City Commlulonert re­ Youngest ehiid to eatch a fuh— presenting the Standard Oil Co. Th# Soviet soldiers are belies *d to went to Man* Lee, 4 years old. firm that he wa* representing wa* have committed suiridi I’nmnfirmed reports a»y about l« dr who received a pair of field glas­ the American Oil Co. anted to the Wertein armlet ses r miributad by Powell's Office Supply. roninbutrd by Swreney's went to MEANING CHANGED Largest Fuh Caught— went to Robert Denmark Ind prtre of « rAVETTBVIt.LE N ( r - In Ranuy Dean, who received two pertsrope eontrtbutH by Powell's lures contributed by Robson Sport­ Office Supply went to Jimmy Tho­ Frenrh hit name mean* "without ing Goods. worry ” mas But Raymond A Sana Smiri. H Smallest Fuh Caught — went to Orly one prtre Wee awarded In -Tum m y Colley who received a Ihe girl'a group* In the * tn in p( rawturket. B I . had something v fishing line contributed by Good­ year old group fleet pen* wat to worry ahmil today He Ngan »ervlng a t« year- fu* year Seme* Slnre award*! Carol Mu«« who recei­ Moit Fish Caught — went to ved a notebook contributed by on term for IN June Mlh robbery nf a dancing school operator he.r Jimmy Boston who received a MrCrory'a, Rod rontrihutcd by ihe Sanford Atlanilc National Bank and a Reel contributed by Gene’s Teiacu Berne*. , Boyi Group — 11 to II a it lit pnte wa* a Rod contributed WILL YOU BE OUR GUEST? by Flonda Slate Bank and a Reel .^contributed by Ktlaoa and Com­ 1 Wo bore leased It Alr-Condiilooad Rooms at the pany of Oviedo —wrnt to Eugene Mar-Uw Mold Brooke. Bed prir# went to Jimmy Krofehle —an autographed bate Ahvtlutely Free ball contributed by Florida Buie Bank. For t Period of B Day* to alt New Arrival* ot owe Bcyi Group • to 10 age — 1st price went loLarry Singletary Natal Air (Hatton who received a Rod contributed Stop be and Ptck In Tone Keyn by SAion Sporting Good* and a At the Office of Reel contributed by Hill Imple­ ment Company.Did prise went ODHAM ft TUDOR, Inc. V ° »lhgl*Ury who receivrd a iheatfc knife contributed by Hill "Ball for* nf Fin* Homes" Hardware Company. M S I S. French A te . In rba boys | to ■ age from - G O O D /Y E A R Press Says Truman To Snub Dinners Production Halted A t Radio Plants W ELCO M E got our special M oon UU API II I Y Itv, *w 4Jp mid-summer trade-in allowances and S A V E L . Fail-Sof# Alarm Sytfam • Counforbalanccd Lid • Positive Action Lalch • Romovablo Datknlt • Selective Temperature Control / ERS )ELP $51 1 1 ......... . V / e b u y o n _______________________ •« (-.w w 1. | < ' I I I *S II •M . the unused m i l e a g e N AVY .107 SANFORD A m i n y o u i ? present tif lew ainossAnr. rwsi nric-vt when yo utratle for - Y O U W A H T 1 0 W P R IC E Y O U W A N T T O P Q U A LITY TUBELESS * .i. c i v i l r o u bothi DeLuxe Super-Cushions Many Articles Below Cost MEM1 W E NEED C A S I N O S FOR R E C A P P I N G T O D A Y SHIRTS LADIM * DRESSES Take advantage of our Special Top Trade-in Allow­ •TP..W .U. SOM EA HLOW AR .£ £ j-oox„2-69 SIZES 10 TO 1 LAD,ES* Rayoa - - ^ CHILDRENS' PANTIES .1! SANDALS .29 LADIES’ mgaugeIMylon Hose .49 CHILtHtBURf ^ i '=-V s?'1 ,DRESSES ‘ S I ; : & 1J » * 2 39 Excaptionol - AN IIS V a lu ta - R aducod / MBBACn ances! Pay at liltla as $1.25 a weok for Ihe balance Stl TMl ( O v ' l l ' l >55 I'Nl o r & t (f*s G t " * ’ 0*s Oit all tkeio Ooodyoar Tubaloi t advantag«$t- Goodyear'* exclusive I T Triple-T. mred Cord body maVrt the new Tubn-i a Deluxe Suprr-Cinhion one of. the* Itrongrit, tafett tire* ever bullL C line o f defenan agaim t puncturev. phu'tut Ptmrthom . . . thii em it )nfW tire h u no tube to chafe, pinch, ot} [blow out. Better Ptmetmrr PnlrOhm . . . T r ip ly Tempered 3-T Cord plu* excluiive} Grip-Seal construction give a douhln i I fac/orm-wc# 1 yon*e!u p td | l » mme tmleago, up to 151 more Uao* tirv m o ii M e r it nine on coodyea. t ik is 113 SOUTH PAItK AVENUE SANFORD, FLORIDA than on any o y k ii IS M l* O h M A ’ t - C O tO A S k v :d G O O D Y E A R SERVICE STORE PHONES 22 III r 1 ^ vB �ft - et's All Get Out And Support | \eminole County Football Teams Naw that baseball Is under r.ur b«!ti. ai ' far aa Sanford and the Florida Stata League U ".ll concerned, for thla y«:nr, it In natural that /wo look forward to another form of recrea* -^tlon. S | About thre* weeks from now, football ',;.igaken It* debut And all of the iporta mindfolk In our area will h*'i* an opportunity to *<*• the Seminola High School football team in action. tr; Thin xenr, mora than ever before, the , local hleh school need* the support of tho football fan*, the dt liens, and everybody In ■ general who want to nee our young people •trained to be "pood spurts” . . By th*t, we mean, flint vnung peopia phooM Mow the real essence of clean nporta, healthful sports, and true nportnmanshlp. T ........ the fimdpmrutflt* o f .oortsmanship our young men and young women are train­ ed to become statesmen uf tomorrow. _ The reaching etaff a* Seminola High School, and all of our Seminole County 8rhnol», In the finest that r»n he gathered together to train young people. 1 hear young men, chosen for their background of train­ ing young people for the sport* world and the world of cltirenshlp. will go to every ex­ treme to Instill the spirit ..f "nb.ylng clean" Into every pupil that comes before them for Instruction. It Is this element that makes any feat haII team, haseha'I team, basketball •quad, or track team a GOOD one regardless “ ST tha ecur*. .............. ' To hold thslr head* high and say I v* played my best and !'v* pJsved the best,' Is nil that we can ask of any group of sport*. wen. . . It behoove* all of us. In every nook and tfftnnjr ©f Seminal* Countv* to support thi athletic program of our schools_________ The Sanford Herald r*gp 4 Thmmfajr. Soptombar 1. IBM T O D A Y ** P iR I F V K IM F And whan th* P harlM t* tnw H they •nM onto hi* dladplos, why e*teth your Master with Publican* and alnnarsT— MntL Industry Has Rip-Snorting Year NEW YORK lA-Plain and fancy| at thla tun of the aeaiew. m m •oothiytag aa lo thi court* of'think they discern a tag-term butinrit—and eipocisUy of prices triad toward aaoro inflation. Thay —pop* up today. for*too a gradual rito in p rim Industry and trado a n rounding * ^ thi*** the aaanufacturor tho alrotch of a np-*nortiag year. — — —— ——— — — — The Calradar aaya m a n o r baa l *| e ^ l ■ throe weeks lo nin Rut most hul- A | ) Q n f N f t | f l h l | A f C n m a t a think of faU aUrting with " " f t 1 J n w j f l l l l V I d The schools, wi a n sute. aolicfl your aupport for their program this year. In turn, how about solicit Ini your neighbor'd sup­ port. It'i tho training that make* a good toam. It's the aupport the team getn that keepa It a good team. Tho n od.it prodlctlona today p r A f f t c f ronf.ro tho proipoctt of anothtr r l V I v J I go-round of inflation in tho monthi 17-92 Everybody's Job H'a too early yet to get a report on the nrogresn of the Cltlienn TommiMee of the Seminole Chamber of Commerce Long Range Hlghwey Planning Committee. It Isn't the report *h*t in to Important. Whether or not the Intereit of every cltlgen In Seminole County la heh'nd the project I* the most Important fact right now. We pointed out the other day that there are mora than SO,000 reason* why tha San. ford-Orlando Highway (17-02) should he four-laned widened and r*ved. The reasons we mention are the cltir.en* that live within Seminole County's boundaries. Should the nljrliwav he left aa It I* to disintegrate and crumble into a mere "get. there-ths-best-you-can" mad. the progress of the now growing community would cease. Businesses would dry up and htow away. Another highway would practically by-pass the county with not a single person benefitting from the evwt.iMur# of thousands upon thousand* of dollar*. Thtre'a no getting around it that the pro­ perty on either side of th» highway would practically triple In value. We’ve experienced that lu*t recently. Who stand* to profit most from the fourlaning of 17-R27 Tho*# who own property and hu*inen«ea along tha highway I Following that. Bemlnn’e County. San* ford, Laka Marv. Longword, Geneva. Oviedo, Altamont* Spring*, Caieelberry, Fern Park, SanLando Springe, will begin to •»«>* to un­ expected and unknown slie. Wa'v# aeen Seminola County Increase 2^ oer cent In the past four years With 1T-W four-laned and pavad, the opportunities for growth In thla area are unlimited. Let'e not get tired and sit down lust be­ cause w* can't see any riuat being stirred up. It'a time for action. Action op the part of every eitlten along 17-3t. every cltiten In Sanford, Laka Mary, Lonywood, Altamonte Spring*, everywhere In 8*m!nole County. Tht Job will be easier and nulcker dona with everybody helping. To lead tha burden on on* man's ahouldera er even upon tha shoulder* of • small group of men would be Tho fancier onoa try to project the economy over the coming 10 yeart—and here, too. riling price* are often forecait, but again with notable dlttentera. Higher cotta of induitrial matertali haee ciptured the beadImei this summer. Weakening pHcet of farm produeU-and low. erfarm incomet-are political and ... Rut looking beyond these monthby-month fluctuation!, and the fact that commodity price* ututUy rite w u bora to Waaghal aad ralaad hi Hawaii. Hit father. Roy, aa Aisociatod P n ii nrwimaa la HomIuIu. won hit U. I. eitiiMihlp a few years ags, and R waa bard t* tell who was prouder that day, father er went le Wo Mueoum of Nttanl Watery twice sod wandered open mouthed around the Waydao Plaaetarium. Ha treat with a* te the mualcal, ‘Silk Rtoettega,* a apodal treat, aad atoed agaa at Ttmoa Square at mldalghL At dm** ha hahy-ut h r Catbethm, thaaged her diapers aad helped Wad her. He took time out from all dm exciting thing! ha had Is d* la NEWTON - LB ■ WILLOWS. Eng|,nd <yv_A railroad man and hit «if« »ho gave their youngcit child to an American couple were la teclution today to ttcape angry prot.it* from their neighbor*, About w M,ihbori 4hwjtwi t>. ililu BuUld# T h o * ,, Me. l)onl|h bom# Tu(, d, r Bjibt wb„ M rd spread that McDonagh'a wife Lillian, 14. bad returned from the united State*. She bad left ISmoBlh-old daughter Joyce in Holly, um « r . with U. S. Air force Sat. IAMES MARLOW Italian Government Wants Icardi can't prove ha lied on Ihtie rhargai unlaai it impUcstss him |e Holohaa’i alayteg. The ooril puaiaemcnt he fee*! la Jail for perjury, not murder If fuund guilty be face* a atlff itretch. He «aa Indicted on a lot*, of tight count*. Each came* t maximum penalty of fiia jrCJn. Holbhin, th* Defcm* Departmast though! for a mhili. bad boon toil in action. Aftar th* war it be gas inveittgating. finally tn 1M1 Iht department givr thi* account of ohat had happened: Ma). Holohaa of New Yerk, thin ee, U. Icardi, thte >1, and SgL Carl La Dole*, than II. wars all member! of the Office of Strangle Servicei. Icardi, from fittiburgh, Pa., aed Lo Dolce, from Rocheiler. N. Y „ both apoke Italiae. The three met officer, Maj. William Holohan. were parachuted let* la 1*44 be­ But, traaically, the government hind the German line* ia eortbere Atkocialed fret# News Analyst WASHINGTON uTt—It* every way eicept oea Aide Icardi, a tor mar Army lieutenant, w it aafo from court trial in tho death of hla com­ manding officer during World War II in Italy. Now th* oae baa bean uied. Tha Italian government wanted him returned there lo (ace trial for murder. A U. S. court ruled he could not be forced to go. A i Kil­ im court Iried him—without hie be­ ing there—and eenteneed him to 111* Imprieonment. It'S a aontance be will never have to aervt unleaa be returns to Italy. Icsrdl, who til alone hat tald he's innoceal. seemed safe frem trial. But eew a federal graad Jury bsa charged him with committing perjury la testimony about tha death of bla wartime eommeading Italy to arrange Ike dtlivary of arm* aed ethtr aupplia* to th* Itslisa undarground fighter*—both Communist and non-Com munlit. Holohin was auipltioua of the Commuaiata. Icardi wasted the Commualita to get arms. Icardi hatchtd • plot to gal rid of tho major. Holohan was fad potion In hit toup one night Icardi, feartai It oouldn't ftnuh him, drew cerdi or toned a coin with Lo Dole* to ice which would kill him. Lo Dolce Uet and ahot tha major la the head. Hla body waa dumped ia JO feet of water tn Lake Orta. Hnlohen'a body waa found la the lake la IN*, wen pretenred by Ik* Icy water. It had two bullet boles la the bond. Meanwhile, there were thee* YOU'RE TELLING ME! suthoriti** n fu ird perraliiion for adoption sllhough UcDoanh. t ra llw iyn sa earniog • pounds 1122.40) • e rck, **td th* Atnrri* can* could give the child s muck belter life. Mra. McDonaeh fl* * to Unite! States wltk Joyce three week* ago and it wa» snnuv.ii. a th* Vuunikjri would be wad* the child’* itgal guardiani. Lm ■ — l y eiNNITT C H F down her oppheauoa. Whore did What Axo Tho Causoo Of Seasonal Allergies? Icardi IsiUfiod. The aubcommtlta* later reported there waa eoeugh tridewee to iadiet Icardi asd U Dolce. Rut M agreed with Urn Defense Departmaot that there waa m way to preeeewt* Rwm lath* V. R. tm a rrlaa# la Italy. Thla week a Mara! graad fury Indicted leant!—hut aet Le Dolce, •loee be dtdaY testify la 1W witb committing perjury before th* committee two yeart ago whao. among other thing*, ho denied: Holohaa was murdered, that ho and Le Dolce drew tarda la determum which of them weald kffl the Queen Elisabeth was tho arrival, from dsrkast Africa, of tho amaionian Queen Salot* of Tonga. Sha wag aUnoW Qiviaj feel tall and her perpetual ^ grin delighted tha English. th e telidiAed her popularity # ftLw whan, during a sudden down* pour during Uto procession, r t P y / aha was tho only notable who p j f c f t A | JB9 refuted to put down tho top o f her carriage. Sha waa \JT ooaked to tht skin In order to v m wave happily at the crowd*. >o— M V fa r l lo — ftW IW d f I I \ .1 who that Uny man s u i t her ________ j M /f j ] erdat- apeculated one lady. flo m e m ■ 1 // Wool Oewnrd. bared by the • wtiote eeavereetlen. anappiC T h ai w u her hert.* o e a The wane*, atriving deeporetely for • Mg lip, •toured Me tueta* ewer. "Yen lodaedy. at Umherufee't Ran Food Moueo, geo eftee gnd ,0 genuine poor! in our oyster atew." "A likely mory.” eneered the cuetomer. “ I can't even find as eyater.* Coeyriam. ism bp in n * c*iL piautMted a* Bum rwmm ae*4>*«tn LIT T LE SSBSRi! J O NK OP THK MOST tilked-sbout events st the Coronation of. a fashionable dtnner night, everybody waa talkm* about Queen galote. T wanner HAL BOYLE , h* couM remember. 11-yearold Daaay Eaeoyaa dreamed af ooeiag 'America. . ■* Danny, wheat graadporanta wore dtaialeii refugee* from Armenia T H lllllp V U ll| I I C g w i M a GiveAwayBaby and diet*** ay*- Th* Ph*rt w a did not ranlU* that they too. w en morelly sick. Danny At Last Saws United States A « H J the coniuatcr'a coat of living. Long-term gueatca on whathet the economy la going have been pupping up frequently of late. 0 .m out today by tho Rntcarch Inititut* of America Inc. project* the eco­ nomy II year* at*ad. The Inititut* predict* "price* will rite at leatt IQ to U per cent in the next IQ years." And It add* tht gloomy opinion: 'T tirci of food clothing and homing in partitular will rito—and they take up the largetl part of tho comumer'a pay-" _ It foreteei t.'ie union* obtaining high wage* over the next to years, with productivity not riding fait enough to keep price* from being puibed higher. Many ecooombt* don't iharo theie view*. They cite a number of factor* tending to hold price* over the long run. fo r one keen competition will fort* factorial tn abtorb increited eotti. Tor moth­ er, better tool* and mar* efficicnM pit nil will produce mor* good™ per man-hour of labor and Uua help to hold down coil*. A third factor i* comumer roaittanco lo price hik.i. And a fourth, It the belief the govern, mral will muve to curb inflation. V EN IC E �vsnldu Tip For Local Diet Watchers If pound* are your problem, Junior G A.'i meet at the Fir.t aayt Myrtle Wilion, Horn* De- Baptitt Church al 3:30 p.m. Intermediate U.A.’a meet at the mon.tratiun Asrnt — either too many or ton few, rely on milk »» First Hapti.i Church at 4 p.m. Junior M* u.. a bw.ic food, nutritioni.ta of the U. S. Department of Agriculture ehuich at 7 pm. a«y. I The annual ju.nlc of the Train If you're •‘reducing’*, count on *?« L’ nion of the First Bapli.t milk for getierou* amount* of Church will b# he d at Rot* Spring*. Tli* bui will leave the church at 4 p iu. Supper will u# at 7 p.m. Tie regular monthly meeting of the Seminole County Mint: trrial A-.ociation will meet at the Freabyterian Church at 1 p.m. The TEL rla.i of the Ftr»t ttnpli.t Cnurrh will meet in tiie (Mutational building at 3 p.m. with Mr., J. A. Cunningham and her group at ho.te*.**. The I’llot Club will hold a •ward meeting at the hum* of Mr*. Troy Ray on 010 Magnoim Ave. at 7:30 p.m. The Ihrt.tian Youth Fellow*hip of the Ftr*t Christian Church will meet at tHe church nt 4:30 p.m. to go to Lake Maty for a »w miming and akitng party. Mr. and Mr*. Chandler Yall will act a. chaperone*. (p e M o n a lA Gloria McMillan I™E herald Ta Give Up Career Co//een f far( As Television Star T/ n n BvJiMisnum l hat Brains, Be HOLLYWOOD * - Gloria McMlt .... . , , . . Ian. the prrltv blonde whom tele V* b* • viaian audience. know a. Harriet 7 ' ndt * " * ' ^ ,r* 'h,r Conklin, the nrinclnaP, daughter the .eeumt r r«,lr I on the Our ML. Brook. .how, I. 1 *" «b* m in i it alt on for a P^rer-playrng " t li ' n { * '* "*7 5 ?. role a. a mirlitrr* wife. t? lt.\V , / ld »**• Ccll^n Lrifebirt.-n. 1? year aid June But Gloria. —. arid a bride of »tx { n ,|M |t *»):„ Ml|| r,itrr the Uni* month*, ha* no rrtjrrl* i Ihiu! fol- vrrulty «>f Florida at Gilnttville 1'ittinc tn Ihf foMttrpt of (\tl1ttn tju% Howniend. Mils Townirnd chucked Colle.n. . petite blonde w.th a pro mil Ina carrrr at Nth ( en- ,1, nrInc tdue rye. ba* rrptetrnllury-Fo* tur >ear« a”t* to became s.nf.'rii >ni( n. .■nuu* o ,-anthe w.fe of a temmarian. nation, in many i>r*uty cnritr.,* At the moment, Mih McMillan l»-»idr« graduating with honor., it working in the movie ver.ion of Her uchool t m a c r mn atn>.e i'ii the (anted Kte Aixlcn .tarrer at for (our )e » i. and the received VV.irner Brot When the movie four honor lettri. br.idr* a "Our ML. Brooks'* wind. up. medal for average and petfe»t atGloria and her Hu.band take off trmlanre. for San Frahci.ro. t he daughter and only child of The hu.band I. Gilbert Allen, a Mr. and Mr*. Forre.t F. Lngegradiiate of the Univrrilty of South-------------------------------------------ern t aliforn.a, who intend, to en barkground tn u«e ta help pay the ter San hranci.ro rhroloairal Sent fieiiiht while tier hutband it study Inary for rtr»b)lerian mint.ter. on ln>. . *Tve already talked In tome of The two met at Beterly Vi da thr CBS executives there and lhr> < hurch In Hrterly |jkr tome ideat I hate for Sunday (Hit whet* both were interettedi program.. The. will be mo.lit in youth work. They were married ||,hle rradtngi for chiiJren-torl of . * Sunday School of the a ir " FRIDAY Me te both had a good la.te of "Once we jet r.tabli.hrd, we The CPO Wive* Club will have rhurch work nnd vir lovr it ** %h? ■ . , , . . ,* * c plan In adopt four children and a danee at the C'I'O Club for all t’ PO'a and their gueali. Dancing A teteran of radio tinre the wai h ,' f f" " r chlM,cn ° r m,r own will tw enjoyed to tha mu.ir of four year* bid, Gloria believe, that ° ur* 1* Suing to be a big family the *,Mtlotonfi‘* from Die Tine her long arting career will l.e i when we get our wi>h *• Hide ( ountry Club, from V to big help tn her hu.band'. work Gloria haa averaged between I'.*:")! p.m. and attendanre priiet She al.o plan, to put »ome of h e r $Jou and 1100 a week in her acting will he given. Ticket* may he ob­ tained tium tie CI'U Bar or any chief petty officer. The regutai meeting of Amer­ ican Legion Auiiliary wilt t>o held at it.Mi pm. in the Legion Hut. Girl Slate Delegate* will give reporta and a covered duh •upper will be held for all mem­ bers their hu.band., and gueit*. Th. Duplicate Bridge Club will meet at th# Y'aeht Club with •eating to begin at 7:45 and play to begin at S o'clock. Mo n d a y Th* Ftr*t Bapti.t Sunbeam. • ill meet at tl,« church at l;3r> pm. Tt EHDAY Th* Daughter, of We.lej Sun­ day School L'la.t of th* Flral Mrlhodt.t Church will rie*t tn McKinley llall for it* regular bu.ine.a and .octal meeting at ti p.m. with Mr.. J. H. Auder.un'a 10*i FOOT II H A W l» U t y EXTE N SIO N TOl’f’ToV'* ni "* Hit tin* avtinm mnita wni, , " Mrs. F. Werfelman Honored By Friends SUMMKit LUNCH Lika fieth peadie* with rottaga •heeae ? Here's your aaladl Creamy Teach Salad Tray of Aatortad Roll* Brownie* Beverage tltKAMY PEACH RALAD Ingredient*: 4 large froth prai-hc*. eitru* Juice, e a la d green*, t ounrea creamttyl* cottag* che«*c, ** teatpoon salt, 1 teaspoon prepared muttard, 2 taiiteipoona red win* vinegar, 4 tablespoon* olive oil. Mflhod: Peel, halt* and pit peach**. Dip In eitru* Juica. Arrang* on salad greens. Fill paath ‘ • eavlUes with cottaga cheese. Beat salt, mustard, vinegar and all*# •II together. Serva with aalad. Make* 4 servings. Natal If tour cream la available It may ba uaed en thia aalad in­ stead of th* drosslag givan. Mia W cup of tha cream with 14 cup mayonnalt# or mayonnaise typ* salad dressing; #Ur ta a dash of paprika. • viilur,, —Ihcn fax i.rite* nnt*iMi<inl!i- l,ri >'*» " ' 11 F<»r h,. (hut '" M O I I I , , , ,w Th# Unity Cla*« will meet at 7:15 pm. in the Vhldet Hotel with Jerry Mearham at teacher. Th* public i* invited. In honor of th# birthday of lira. F r e d Werfelman, lira. Charles Krueger of Lake Maty invited n group of friend* over for Tuesday evening. They pHyed Canasta and at n late hour th* boa tea. aarved punch and cake. Thoaa enjoying th* occasion with th* honor** ner* Mr. and Mr*. Paul Waplea, Mro. C. W. Sjoblom, Mr*. Grnr* Cote, Mrt.: Tom Wanrley, Mr*. Tom Spirt*,' Mr*. D. C. Spiro*. Mr*. William Thorne. Mr*. Carl Mo*a, Mr*.| A. Phillip# and Mr*. Harry Smith. It KONRAD AT Tba Firit llaptl*t Junior G.A.'a Ml and 12 yeari will meet at th* ehurch at 3:30 put, Tha Fir*l Baptilt Sunday School Worker'* Council wiU begin their mealing at 7 p.m. with a covered dt«h dipper In the Memorial Kducational Build­ ing. Tue Flrat Baptitt Prayer Meet­ ing Service will begin at 7:30 p.m. Bring your Bible*. T.V. TA BLES $1.98 $ 2 .0 (1 D O im n n (.HAY {'•.HANNING (REAM GOLDEN MJGT.FT c o m ; E CAkK t Aar baaaaaaahar taa bright** vp braahlaat by adding a few *prci*l ilehea ta her collection of break­ fast menu*. A tasty eotlea eak* or tempt tag Danish pastry will maUa th* faadly want ta get up early and hurry ta th* breakfast table. Try this delightful Golden Nugget Coffe. .a aa aa tedwoawnt to 111 XT<) S For t.atlir» or A * lb. 7l4 oi. daughter was born on Aug. T to Mr. and Mr*. Jack Spencer In Ann Arbor, Mtrh. Th* Itttls lady s a i named Deborah Ann and 1* the grand­ daughter af Mr. and Mr*. 1. £. Spencer of Sanford. PHOTO rnitiBTMAa c a r d s Jameson Studio Oa*w FrMav Evtalags T-f IM N. Park Av*. Than* S ltS A NO r. FOLK-BELTED COAT, DBCRSof black amt* hit# chiffon tweed cornea from Herbert Band* helm's collection. Tiny pocktt-. Ilk* flap* above Uia waist, and patch pocket* below, have a minlmlnng effect. A facing of wb.ie riik faille for the alctvsa matches the ocatf. Does Your Home Need Repairs Or ■u!t. .1 *■118 OUR GUEST". Wc h*»c leased N air read ticaad rsoma al tha Mar-Laa Metal Farh ateo In uur rnmnnundiny of a nrrwripti.ir 1* a model nf yrrelalnn work— meaaurinv un ta th* mo*t ctarDnr rrnulre* mvnla of the medical orofra* alon . rnnlurmin* vtacll* to the am a l l e a t me**uremeol. Hrery step In th* selection, n ra -u n n ,. and mltin* of tour proacrib-d medirtn* is a nslUrn for nerfettlon in arllon— a nerfreliim ohlrh la tour sur* •at guarantee nf the masiraum la heal'h benofita from th# madidn* tour doctor prescribes for vou. Modernizing? l TUBUS f.lANT SIZB / KOLYNOS Loans ' a valUtUa At Low Coot • FACT 8ERVICB *SA N EO Helen Curtis SODA FOUNTAIN & RESTAURANT » • FHA Improvrwtrat Welcome Navy P ATTERN for PERFECTION OPEN EVERY EVENING 1:■ TO 10 FRIDAY Fot Rnawt of llrcf with Noodle* Chnlcr nf Two \ rrrlahlea Iced Ten or Coffee Pcrrrl SATURDAY llaked Vuumia I with I'lncupnlr S Choice of Two Yea lccd Tea nr, Cof Uerart �---- -T- ~ a. ’ u A-f Season With Pact s Marion Gets Extra Miles Old Veterans Legal Notice * ». t o i r r r . t s i . •ru n Vt a t b o r rLO ftilM Ll-fN tH hA trtiL n n o w . »n fU l<Jx'* ll A >«nrn Cnn-elaie* hi<tni k*#a f l l .t m i n * mu in r iim it C"uri tn ued tir M nlutlu O u M y . Kt*ll4* t n . <-hufl. •rr. I«r IMtrurtu, th* the'l t|H* "I tiM Kltnn K«. t»i« m i lute. *tri.i<n«tv, ru m * • Iff h tk «• U B IK k U MI L tm o W , I » # f » r . « l * t i * . ' |'t*%*ttl« are In C.*n<" Itit I f ! 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MINNIE L E E WtEAVEN . f'*f*nd*nt BUT If E TO B EB EB O A BT TO. Minin* La* W’**»*r. uthm* H Y ll-frdntt Ian hnnoa addrar* «aa 1133 • ItiV nf <h« llr r u ll r-«nM ll*r.dari«o Slraal C i I u m I I i . finuth 1‘arnllR* ntmUnlt '> n *lf, Timid*. I'l.* .* lav* nolle* that rau at* n» r t. tin "tir ■ ii. c. h.rtbv r.'i'jlrtd in III* >o.r • i l l * Jrha a . l.inntfdr . l|n rti" fnt I Itinii'f l*n dal.nita, par.nnallr nr hr a* 'n.-lriiff-Ft'VIn* Bid* *i|nrti*r an nr hafnr* Sapltmhrr If. t i l l . *r Ih* nffl'M nr Ih* <T*rh r <• n »» in * nf ih* rirn.jli rnuft. «l ih* Cnurt tun lore.- Ttmid*. H»ntt. In h*nf»rd. Tlnrida. and In *> T tlli 1.01 NT III- TUT. I I I ! * T f mall ■ K.p r ihtro if I* Karlvl* Jt IttlK, I I IIIV IM : C t llh T Y , Houthnld.r, AHnrnar far Plaintiff. I I.<iiiili«. i* r i i i i N t T I '. P n |}»a : i . na*i»rd. P1*rlda. I* IN in:* »mtr%r*-. <>r a rafla'a divorra proia.dlng **nd* JOHN ABIIAHAJI tuJI.M A " I aia'n tl »*>i In Ih* rlrc u ll ■ < Inctfifd f'ngri. Mnlh Judlrlal f'lrcglt *f T o a i . s — rn rro N * i% n rr.w - flnrid* lo and far Pamlnnl* C*unl i i " H l l l ' i i * 1 *1*1* n o UK* lv. in Chancarr. an abhraviarad HA Vltk ADAIhST U I U M ' oil* of taid rant* halm. WTiium .1T ill ll Wravar, Plaintiff, v*. Mlnni* ntl vn<f #*cli of o n nr* b i i i l r I.** %%'aavar. Dafandanl. and h*ra001111*4 . »T0 MTUr'd lo r r i l .n l In fall n«t. * r * d*cr** prn r*nfaa. • nr rltHnk-Snd demundu whtrh von. •* till h« *nt*r*d iia in H r*u er ailhur nr nil* h*va . ( . I n n %%II nr It my hand and nflirlal th . »•!*•* nr JOHN AlUlAHAJt BA- »*«i *i fanfard. Bamlnala r * u n lr , « M A ..A *e M iid . ■••• nf Ml# Conn* a*al rid*. ihl* l ii h dar at ' ty. In lh» co 'inlr Audi* nf Bemlni | u Fl-rid i. i t hi* offir* f•In i t r *t u g I o r Ifaralan In t l i r l t K : hnut* nf t«i# Connlr Clark *f lb* C l r tn l t C*grt • i Utirtwnf*-Ti im id . within *i*hi ■atlrt* li*uah"id*r . . fnih. fo nt th* Hot* nf Allnrn*r fnr n tln llf f _ A'lMiritlnn "f lhl» Un­ ► l». Bat I I tie* OaBOn.AllIm nr d'm.nd uh.lt ■atfnrd F larlda. i* r i»* in «•*****■ >n4 thull t i t i . lh* mr* in# pnit *fl|r* U T N E C1BCITT T N IH T . BIBTN rt*lm*nt. * n# uhull • « in ha tor ht lh* rl*lni*ol. hi. Jin ltfA t. CtBCI tT. IB * * II Oil t i m e r . *n# .n r uarh m P E H I B B L n CWI NTT. E L d , rulm ■ HIS m A B f ' T B T BO. M M >an<t ««f 111*4 *h*li h i vnl ROLAND LABLLLE. « 7 Bit' tr, lltm i.or*: 1,1..* bajrma (m X lm lnltlratn r nf lh* -• «f JollN ABRAHAM '.MA. #•*«••*# IB T il J l II 1T.fl IU\ r q l o r nr~TMK r o it* tt 1 iK im a i.it r a m i. I * rH IlRA TK. a t i: o r BAUMAN P la la tiff, rU T L L ta i. LA BELLE. DafandanL BUT ICR TO firP O B IlA N T TO: rhvllia J. LShflia. » h n t* latt h n * « n addraaa « * a r / o lir a T W l lt v ia r II* n*1d*n Avanu* L . t | B**r h, California Pl*aa* lab* tteilt* that pan Bra h*r«br raqnlriN I i* l l fil*' r*u r w tii* taw dafanaM, p*r t**MB*iir or hr an altnrmv. nn 4rf Bafar* Bap---■apt ant1 ■fflra* off ih Ihi* d a rk n i l . at th* AU AIVtT (A ID r i­ af ih* circuitI Court, lh* C Caart ___ _ at lb* 1 1 oat*. I In Sanford. nford. Elarlda. Elnrlda. and *rt I* T-'-#i« a n v#i o «i • *r* h*r*br ndi #% #*rh nfr frn# Ibaraaf l# karlvl* Ill a re| ‘ larlvl* 1111*4 •did | 4 r>i)UliH r*<]ul'*d l* pr.t*o| . . . . . . . . . . . ________ • m rlatm L *nd dor "H indi *.hl.h .llouthiildt^J fn i, nf *ilh*r . nf _jo r<"i., ni ur h iv* P •• Boa if . Sanford. Ptnrtda. in a rtrlain dlvarr* pro.«#dinf n*nd■(u in .l l h . * 0 . 1. of t.Dt'tl i: MAI HAN d*. n ii- l, l i t . nf *oi4 1*1 a sa la ii pnit In Ih* Circuit Cnurt Ninth Judlrlal circuit nl Count*. m ih* Cnnntr Ju d i* of ■rirtndl* roiinir, florid*. *1 hi* florid*, in and far Bamlnal* counif. ip C htnrarr, and akhra.iatad • H i'. I| lh* rourt h o .i* of Mid Couulr *1 b.nfmd. Tlorld*. ollhin till* af aald rauta balna. Bniant U h tllt. VS Phpllla J. fjlM JAtfPdir mnnlhu In n lh* Lairalia, Plaintiff, D r.ftn a f ad*ant, --' and haram Jimi rf.,.11)* flu* p'ihllraiion *f fall nnl. nt a not, at dacra* pro ranfaaa* QA_E*r!i *faint or d*> E j f f i I» f l9 # *r illlt* in nriilnn. and ahall PIN ha anlarad IltlB a t ptr hand ant ______ Allld af ratldanc* and mWltnat* | at fanfard. Bamlnal* Countr, f* V » B W i H i* H of ih* r lilm in i. la n d s isla if IB d ir af Aufuat. ■*d uhtff M u m la hr Ih l t i l l ' Pitnt. I ' l l . OB *iinrn *r. *hd lim *r d*m*nd not •*. ill ?l11*4 >• * old CuTk * * V " t a* Clrtult Cnuri *HT r ru tiA N A' *dm lnlili*lnr of th* Karlvl* H*U|h«ld*r 11 ria iP illf - Out* n| n t v i s t BAU- AMnrrtf l far PlerldS MAN. d*.*«rtd » iti M • %m r f t o l ixn i i.tiM* on n e . 1 I I#* J I ! IB T H E DOt R T n r TH R Cfll BTT •< ll JfMlfMir ' v " * ’ " ' *MtEirr P lf^5 m ee- ... TREIIITflRI I l i T f C I ' ' V M tA l i n n t i . a im * o r d r . Vop Vai.i 'ji* AOdINST (AID u . i n t TATi M Nlii u ma .:M. 1]!'> f * * ' * i f pop r * » .*ar* f* ht harah hami*4. «M raiulrad fa pfi Bar 'talma and damand* which IK *f tilhat nf'rng. mat htvt a# S f f g H •V I. PEAR LET JOHN |ON, s H Welcome Navy WILL YOU BE OUR GUEST? Wa hav* Im m # M a lr^ o M L Hbr H ib iiib b a l Ik# Mar>L<*B MafdL AW Ptsiair p e n i * *n ■n ita la #1 mu N svai M s IIsr , i kk b b ; i w km at affttoaf ? m A ir M H *1* ! • f||« •ikar aWudtat w th# rirru it Can Caanty i t ••■fay HR&iWta 5 Players To Join Indians In East ltih dar af Wauaiy. _ AvauaL aMi ?rfriV **"etr*su ’ Narua t a n m * crown In tha rmg before the TV cam eras, Jickton was a dancing, weaving, corky Jaek-in-lhe bo*. fin­ ally staggering Ihe bafflrd Charlrt in the lirOi round and hitting him with punch#* from everywhere. Bul in Ihe Cleveland arena'* drrating room, Jackron wai thy and itlf-eontcioui at he walked up to Charlei anJ apologized for beat, mg him Charlrt. Jutt out of the thowrr, wa* tetird on a tlool wllh a towel around hit mldteetion. talking to reporter* lilt right eye wat iwrolten nearly »hut from Ihe hrating he took in Ihe linal minute* nf ihe boul, bul he wain I verioutly hurt Jarkmn. without a mark on him. walkrd up. leaned over Ihe older man, and alto phltpered hi* apob ogle* Hr tlraightrned up aCharlet revponded with tome ad vice In a young tx>xrr •'Take rare of yourtelf and keep trying." Charlei said. "You've got a lot of ability that mo*t fellow* hrvrn'l g<d Pul your heart in It.’ Teart welled in Jack*un‘ a eyet a* he luienrd to Charlei. and he broke in wiih; •’ But I don't want to fight.” "Oh, if y<>u don't want to fight, that’ * a dilferent story.” »ald Charlei. ''With me It wa* differ­ ent, I wtnied lo fight—" "I fight heeau»e there’ * nothing rite I ran do,” interrupted Jackson and walked away, Aiked If the defeat meant hit retirement. Charlei told reporter* he'd hatt to think about it (or a few days Standings and Results Urns to get th# bo>* In condition We a*pact avary boy to report ready for rough work.” Another newcomer to SEC head roarhing rank*, Bowden Wyatt of Tenneuee, gav* hl» Vol» a once­ over and commented with pride: ” 1 don’t believe there ta a fat min or Ihr squad " Alabama. Auburn, Tenneatee and Vanderbilt have until Sept 11 to gel ready fur thetr first IrtU. All lha other* open on Sept. IT. In addition to Dtetial and Wyatt, Ui* SEC ha* another new head coach in J. B. I Ear*) Whitworth of Alabama. There were 10 changes Ir poult loo* during lha Crimson Tide's aprlng drill* and Whitworth warned that otheri ran be eapected before the opener with Rica. Word rime from Auburn that sophomore guard Jimmy Duke Is dropping football bream* of fam­ ily (mannal difficult!#*. Since guard Bob Scarbrough already had been ahtfled to center, Duke’s Iota sapped strength at th# left guard potl. A patr of aophomorta. Mar­ vin Peavy and Ronald Hlggiabnthstaf, ar* top candidates. Bobby Dadd, whoa* Georgia Tech team I* a favorite for th* ronterror# till*, could be etpertrd to spend a lot of time with hi* ends and tarklai, which ha tabs aa Teeh’a major weakness. Other teams expected to give Terh a battle for th# champion­ ship Include Auburn, Mississippi, Kentucky, Florida and Georgia. Moat of tha roach**, noting th* Leaves Cocoa Behind Hughe* and t»o «*hff runnetl Ry TNE ASSOCIATED PRESS Th* Florid i Slata League tea ton teored ended on a hippy note latt night— AltenJanre •*» FM *1 Daytaaa m a wedding at Ihe pitcher'* Beach. »*U at Gainetville, 741 it muunJ lit Daylona Reaeh. Orlando and 337 at Sanford, Boh Arrndt, who had Jutt pitched c m it a hia 2Jnd victory of the icavn for rui : » the Itlanderi. married Mary Frick* II M l| ,| It j Mi’Hi <r ELOWina ST*TE t.EArtl E of Dajtona Beach. I f ld n s * tk STB 41. STABI1IM.V •'line If Daytona Beaih had another cele. «* M It dii* i !r A it Oflat.du hrandt—first baieman Dan Keith <** I'n a •til who had started the teatun at VVllllum*ti a r( I'ailana Butch all# C tN RR tiru'l. n ratal* •111 Saninrd manager. Four straight Ge !**»**•• hilt lilted hit baiting average un *4 vi m ill 111 W# P«Jm R u rh .114 officially above .100 M if u t i 4| S L*k»Un4 fn th* final, garnet Daytona air* •t. refer* ha?# t f k T M lim i Beach beat St. Petertburg SO, i r r I hM I. I ter*** 1 Writ Palm Beach heat GalnrvI’etm H*i'h (»i|t«<ne Heath >. f t vllle 7 3, Sanford beat Cocoa 1-3 * I i S. etand and Orlando beat Lakeland 2-1 in A 'l l III! VV i.t Afil r . 9% le to tnmngt. M 11 11 ,»R| m u .BRA Tha league rhamni'm Orlando f t |‘| ,4#1 mt* fflRd 79 SI ,4k1 Flyers aenred their winning run Nm Ydark .341 If 54 Mfl I when Kd llnuveknrcht tripled and A* 4 V t»*u f»|t R1 It .H r Dave Drapp singled. Howie Ttr.p K 4T'in* n t f 14 SI 34* gave Lakeland only five hilv in n * i hiDEton n«lrim«vr# «1 34 util pitching his lllh victory. n i r i HIr * l I T * m ir:n«’i «. Hnilnfi 1 Sanford aeored it* winning run 1 l**|p..it ?. \ \ •whirtR in the bottom nf thr mnlh with! lin t right! 1 t[Ulilmitf • N« k TpfW l». k #0’mt r*m 4 two out when Red Mauriellni t t m u ■1 Rf HI. IX 1 v; walked with hate* loaded. Cocoa [ M pitcher Joe Drarh Jammed the. ttt batra on two walk* and a tingle Bud Miller •*:s |'byStuart ,t i* | Cloo*’ relief pitching pro- j Ca<mrl, **jn':er o* the Tloily Ircled an early Wett Palm llrach mod Park Nur*#i-y Stakea «n lead. He gave only one hit In t-ur; u , firl, , uVrl .in inning* to Ihe Gainetville (,-mm tired by ' ' ‘latlo#. Newmarket whnte bigge*t spurt wa* on a freak homer by Norman llughri. Thr; 'laid 1* Ihe ••.-illlon'a first wtmiee. hall wevlgrd under the fence white H* aenred June r, at River Downs. BEGINNING MONDAY Football Squads Launch Practice ronferanre't balam e and over all improvement. pr#<lirt the till* tilt won't be irttlrd until the final game It played And vnme figure that by the lime the SKC tn m i get through knocking off one an other, there won't be an unbeaten •levtfl in lha bunch. . SEPTEMBER 5 TILL OCTOBER X SMALL CLAIMS * COURT H o r n s WILL Odium A Tudor, Inc. "iullddrs af Pin# H aw #4^ ! S U A Prsock Avw. NINE A. M. Blrtkennik—Jan**, rh i'a in , IIS TR# Datrslt Lion* will play |R Atir.RIt AN I.KAIutE R uMIrb haat'l as J it at hat* — laalhall gamaa this aaaaon. Bti KaJiB*. potr«it. t i l Buna—Kalla*. I>*ir*lt an* lia s ST* asRIRIUos faint* t# b# play, lla. Naur T alk , t#l ttuu* hailed IS—Junta*, Route*. ■d hi Mb different alalta. « •wa raw*—Manila. Saw Tark. Jackey Al Brawn tried to gain •Right it Mob mouth Park. The IN “ . . a , . . -R tvara. C k te a ta . fRdr-«M rider had to make 1M •wdi a# h# eouM Join the Navy, M aW iRR tta ta Y dafawatTa Hr # ^itnkaaata — taaia,1 Clavstaa# 4*4dh, U r A r m . WWW fa#4b«)l. TRthtf than b# drafted. alaiiff kvaaa* F. t„ MIXER. JudgR SMALL CLAIMS COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY at _ 'CHECK THESE SHOPPER-STOPPERS " lA-ng. Jit .0 0 aiu Can 303 Can 303 303 Can Can TR* amt-tar druca wwwt arwrb Mirsclaa far you wnlata or#•ertbad aoaeifteally far Tour ted*. B«# vour farlar flrtti vs# hia vrwaerlatlaw u sat 8 8 Fur $1.00 $1.00 PklH 303 w raatllBf r r i » t r a ii tatU fa a t R freahmtn r | HHrb Ir . H# U brrm ena ag the b«*t iRekU* (a Um B i t Can <£oo Jl J d /l 8 JJua. For $1*00 AT YOUR FAVORITE »• Produced or our own farms. ^ Thla mean* flnar flavor, frwhar milk for you I Try D one#, and you*U diatovar that a'a no baitar milk aoid aaywkara! ^ ; , - J.. -I : '■* JIU Can For Erw I’b Drug Store NMrP.fll NOON. IN AFTERNOONS. • o . WI T H QUALIFIED CARE! to SPECIAL APPOINTMENTS MAY ME ARRANGED lla—Kalina, ralm lt. Its tk# me Major League Leaders Newenatr>e, Hmakt*n. t*-t, .11* h tk d a s * T H IS H A N F O R D H E R A L D Young Jackson Offers Apologies To E z Charles For Beating Him C L E V E L A N D 'J*-Tomm y lllurncan*) Jarktnn, the lanlavUc young fighier who hid Juit bat* lerrd Eirard Charlei Inin (triple**neat, walkrd up In the 31 year-old ev champ in the dre««ing room tail nigh* ant tnld him, "Thit wit on* fight 1 haled In win." The tall, ILyear-old ynungiter Irom Par Koekaw»y, N Y , »ih hit treond uninlmout lo round Rf CO WILKS deritmn o trr Charlrt tn let* than Th* Ataoclalctf Pr»*» | a month, had tpoiled the Cmrtnrhirajn'% old folk* piirhinr itaff nall hover a hope* for another rrclilmrd Boh KrrRan Itvdar and crack al Ihr vnrld'a heavyweight the While So* ahovrd off for Cleveland In pul Ihrlr half ^anic lead in thr American l,ra;tir lo a thnudnun le%t asainil the In dnn> Manager ^larty Marion't hrrn Selling a lot more mileage than *n>one rtprrlrl from hit mound veteran*, riding on lop wifh the CLEVELAND * — Five playert like* nf Virgil Trurk*. M; Sand) from the American At*n . will join Coniurgra, .11; Millard Unwell, U; Mornr Marlin, 33; Connie Ihe Oevrlan.l Indian* when Ih* Johnton, 31; and Harry llyrd, 3». Tribe brjln* It* tail caitrm trip And now Keegan, 31. tv back in ne»l Tuc*d*y. good Handing The Indiant* front office an­ Th* big rlghl-hinder, a 14 3 help nounced today that first bueman to lbs W'hilr Sot latt aramn but Jiw Altobelll, outfielder Roeto Co­ a buit Ihu* far In 'U, rame bark with an rlghl hlllrr yrilrnlay In la vito and vccond hatenian Bobby beat lloitnn 1-2. II wav his fir .I Youn; wrte recalled and Ihe conTirtnry and firat rnmplrte gamr Uad* of pdcher Hank Aguirre aifrl w-roud baieman Man Pawbukt ilnee Scpl II, 1311 were purrha*ed from lha Tribe'* Jim Rivera (nntrlhutrd a pair of Indianapolit farm club, two-run homer*. Two other pitcher*, Dick TomaWith a iwerp nf thr two game Botlon tenet, hlcago flayed five nek and Marlon Mur*rew*ki. a1«o perranlagr point* ahead of New ha*# Men recalled, but Ihey will York and Cleveland, deadlnrkrd in not report until 19SA aprlng train­ laeond. The Indian* kepi lh* parr ing, Ih* Indians said. ■t rookie Herb Seore thiee.hit Baltimore SI and fanned 11. ottftommg eight hitten relief Inning* by lha Nal*’ lire Brown New York made II p u l Kaniaa TR# Attaietalwl Fr*a* Clly ll-d, bul Tommy Byrne nrrd From the hli'egrata of Kenturky ad help lo gain hli 13th victory In Ihe bayou* nf Lmiltiana. Southwhen lha A‘i irorad five in Ihr rattrrn Conference foolhall *<|uad* tinth thundered out to practie# field* to­ Boiton fell fi*e gamri behind day lo launch fall workmili Tha early bird hadn't had lima Brown arrived too late In help lha Oriole* Cleveland irnred to gel hit worm before th# ahrtek five In lha first with five hit* off nf coaches' whittle* rnmmin.led Rill Wight before Hrc came on the attention of hundred* of young lha •erne Jim Megan and Knot men bent on "making the team '* With icaton openers iu*» 14 days Evert aath drove in (wo Tribe away foi eight ol Ih# II 8EC IW , tram*, Iwn-aday drill* were or­ Byrne, 35. waa breetlng along dered Immediately In moat ramp*. aw a fmir-htttrr. behind home nin* Shape ol thing* tn rom r-or go— ky Irv Nnren. Gil Mrllougald and wa* thnwn yeaterday at Ftorida’ l Mitkty Manila, and had retired piriurr taking aaitlm. Coach Rob II In order when the A'a wenl to Wmwtruff apotted taveral player* work tn thr ninth. Dm Lar*en prannng before Ihe ramera wllh finally railed the rally In a halt a mite loo muih "mu*el#’' around Arnie Pnrtoeairern wa* the loirr Ihe walal. Strict diet*, and per<a the Yank* belted IT hilt. hapt a frtv extra lap* armind Ihe In Ihe other Al, gam* yealeiday, field, were orJerad for tha bulging Earl Torgeann pinched a three-run boy* bomer in the levrnth ai Oelnut Guard* John Barrow- and Cbirle* *di»d Waihlngtnn T-4 and rookie Gill, tackle* Buster Mill, Vel Heck­ frank Lary won his I3lh. man and Larry Wedry and center In the National, Milwaukee Lew Do*a war# among tha lada brought its Brooklyn pilrhm In who apparently had not had enough tho mound In a 111 patting of aierrlte pushing thermal*#* away Ike league-leading Dodger*. New Dom the labia York mad* it three tfralgh! over Many of thr rnarhta had their Cincinnati M , Philadelphia rlnlt arjuadi nut ye«l»rday for eamera. bered Chicago 13 1 and nttahurgh men »* !he full practice period, edged SI Loiiii 41 on Johnny which darted today, could be de­ O Brian i iingta in th* imh tuning voted to ttam-improving *o.k Georg# Crow* hit two home Woodruff wi n t tha only coaeii runi, Eddie Mathewi banged his who had a word about conditioning SMh and Dal Rice wallopad hli after getting a look at hia boys. Raid Paul Dtetiel. new hots at third in tha Rravci* attack that atari ed again it loter Carl Ertklite Louisiana Rlata: "Wa don't have U n Burdatta, In rellrf nf Bob tub], woo hi* lltll. Tk# Phlli bad 11 hit# again*! th# Cuba* Jim Davia and three ralkfara, while Murry Dickion MR hit lllh on a four-hlller flan Lo^ata and Jim Greengraii horn" T . v « ’. r ' f t u . r ' ” ared for 11m Phlli. Bull in* haied ns til al bait — lu b ft Comer abut out the Red. Aetikurc. rtilladelekia. lit nun*—raider, Rraeklta. l l . ____ ..................................... tag* on aeven hits while backed , tlunu hatted t r —inlatr, Riaahit*, i n i by four double play*. Tk# lilt* — KlaaaawakL Clnelsnall. Glanti ehaied loter Art Fowler I t run a—Kluiatwihl, Claris*tth thr#* runt tn the first, then sa Itom* il. It t*t two more In lh# eighth on eiulan hataa- Rrutas. Milwaukee •ad Buyer Bl t.oui*, 11. ■fct# Gall Hams' homer. I’liik lu i haueu* as It daelrtaaa— niiw rjassifj, jCT1 niL-Ti.v-ivr::. «,vr J a a W l l l i J i l nallrt that « *wt T h ttra S ep t. I , 1955 3Last Victory Minute Surge tin t Can �/ * < * « * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ » 1 l » ^ T llf. HANFORD llHHAl.DThttm. Srpt. !. 19M I f It’s W *rU ABjrtklaf It’s W orth A i» « r t ld M *• CLASSIFIED ADS ______ FA R S J U.ww i-T— w o_________ iwaroor Frame Hmiie located on 100 fL lot in City. Deiirable location, tiertrie Soar. Helmerator, Hot Wa­ ter heater. Automatic Washer and Spare healer included. LOW DOWN PAYMENT. Bal­ ance like rent. Phone 1130 dur­ ing the day. 1W2-J aftar T p m. or write Box 1132 Sanford. Fla. r. m a a t a m i -* Kite* THE O L D H O M E T O W N By STANLEY ABMYNAVY RVBPLUB NEW Jungla Hammock* .. » 9S ACRnsit Pup Tentt ...................... AO* PAINT SALE ___ 1 99 gal. 310 Sanford Ate p Surgical thread tn A *h«de of rat Iti Kivolw »v t '■ To hod it Wine receplaeto 13 Young brat* id Avenue isbbr t 17 l'ueov erf r rd the pt Lawrcnea river 13 Part of "to tw" Jo Hal! an cm It Domestic CONCRETE Phone 111* • A. §. pgteraon.Bwktr Aiaociatea - A. B. Peterson Jr., Beady Mixed Concrete. Concrete Bleak, Sand. Gravel, Cement f . J. Cheatenoa. Garfield WUConcreta Pip* ta Meet All Qualiietta. John MeiMh. R. W. WU(tcatiooi. llama. A. a Doadiey, Land Sur­ Pbawe toe veyor. Reg. Beal Relate Broker Extra e**i room*, Ttlavtalon. IS V. E. Douglai, Anociate wrokij\*ileh*n privilege avaiPb. i m labia/ i M S - W . ________ tit & Park W. H. -B I T STRUT r.n 31a PiUtt«u® — • MfS'St! K W Wirt is FURNISHED APTS* ^ W w w ralon rta-w. i u Sherman Cnnrrele Pip* Co. Oat Heel lJtk M. Woodruff * Slnfletnry Rat] EoUto Ml Wendroff Bldg. Phene tU3 Raymoon E. iAindqulst. A»social® Phona 1*73 Atlantic Bank Bldg. REW ARD! 31 M r CGer 1 13 Conyunctien RED-I-MIX CONKRETE Mirarle Concrete Co, 30» Elm Ave. Phone 1.VIS 36 Hard. 77 / % 23 i<o A Little Hit of Everything' Seminole Realty W. DIETMdU INI Park At*. T, W. MEiO Phene I f er !«3 ABTICfB WANTED Ptombtar. Brvcxv itcattag M. O. HODGES Seme# on All Water 1'ump^Well* Drilled — Pump* Paala Read Tbaae TN - It'a So F.my To PUce A Want Ad paid for u*ed furniture Call 93*. WUsoo-Miter Puraiture Co. 3U Just Cal) 1821 and ask for E. 1»t SL tha Want Ad department Sanford Herald —T Higbeat CAW!. TRADE-IN pnrra Two Bedroen Near* Take your rhoice of twn. Either ran be financed for le** than CkllMA' ica T altar • P. W. or on * "Lends. tinoq.oo down, baluce monthly. D, Prleal, South Sanford Ave. Both 'have kitchen equipment. Ph me aao-w-i K W ® .® tilraMl FaralilnJ Apt. rbu t-w T ubnwhbp _______ Art* » » «’■ * A>c- *w * BodrOOSI Frame llotiie In Dreamwold. Complete kltehea ^ fe A S r'p ^ iu S f e f t s f ib w FIAMJIl SAND tit n a rtmjhinc. Oak Doors furmthed, laid A fnl*hrd. In business stnre 1920. Robert A . Wllllantn. Realtor E F. Sicrent; Route I, Ilox 227; BEIP WANTED -11 Raymond l^tadqultl, Atioclile I* Call Tie 11 1 befure t a. m. or rhnne 1*73 Atlantic- Bank Bldg. WrA.\VRR — Young Man for slier d p. m. new*paper pre»* work Apply t - ABTICUB FOB BALE John I'ultum. Sanford Herald. TLUMIirNG m more Blender. good. I* no. it clear Cryatai Wanted - ELECTRICIAN. Ran- Contract and repair work. Free estimate*. R, L Harvey. 204 ford Electric Co. lid Magnolia • plate*, \tt* dm.7* attt.no, 'Mall Sanford Ave Phone 1XM Ave. Phone 442 Cluck, 30 years old, needs spung, *»00. Duncan Pliyfe, l»A HELP WANTED «Female>HA ~ GATLIN IIROTHERS mahogany Dlnln| Table irecessed leaf* 31” x .in1', Storm, WTCTEI^^Urcaldavt Cook. Col- 1Hreullm' and nul1d«rrr f*mire ored. female. 3!u»t hr cvpcr- Phone*: 2221— Raiiford, 2U>l — Hill mirror, mounted, plate- lets is 41” X IT". 113.00. 307 p • m* 8 ak Avt. Phone 24-W. Fumltbed Apt. 1IU >^k. AriulU ItED-l-MIX CONKUKTK Mrarlr Concrete Co. WOMAN In (In bahv lilting from T-ln. IfiT West IB St V E N E T IA N B U N D S GU saiO O L BOY with £Mower want* mowing. 300 Rim Ate. XSttfUfmff. j lenc.’d. Apply Celery City Grill. I Geneva. Working hour* i a m. tu I ji m Phone 1333 WORK WANTED 14-1 -It rower Phone INKUBANTR -14- It Rates to Policyholders (Nationally Art. RoUe-Headl M u WlWaan Im . Afawry «n — - ---- - Tia-M-4. Msauftetvrod M Sanford SoMhnele TeteU a N M Cm. NURSES AID, with Hospital ex pRoom Furnished Cotleff. !»• rn Wirt ard I t PheM Ml peifrnce in raring for the ill per month. Lake Mary. PhaM laaa-w.____________________ II VARIETIES PANELING erased Prefer evening or night duty. 2n7 East Sth St. Native and Foreign Wood* '• ■ u ij'jf * 0 f* ifJ>UfiAHCt Lee Them At Three Room eompWtaly funtiahed LAW’N~MOWED by Jerry I^rd' Apartment Ground floor, ill B hentaa Concrete Pipe Co. Free aitlmalei. Phone 1317-W. 8>1 a '-A -C -*NK 9LDG CARPENTER and General Re­ . CLEAN Three Roorn^ r untiebed QUICK CASH for Furniture. Add* pair Work. Thomaa W. Fergueon. Phone Bttl-R. Machine*. Typewriter*. Out* IT- AimHIOWBLBB - TBAILKBA rd Motori, Boata. Super 1 on IT One mile South It win pay YOU to see US bcfiwe you buy. Open Evenings and Sundays. KatuMe Trailer Sale*. ___ Palatha. Pta. IS- AUTOMQBILB BBMsZM -U nu-R. CltUN frrrtiked Apt. One, Te peo£. wToTkli rarb Are. The nertde T im e U rto Your Morning Paper. BURN. XOUSB - Ml Oak Art n £ , , % n x 2 ;'y n .» r"c3±JJ“'llS!SS.a^ J" M1I Orlando Drive. AIR CONDmONINO H. a POFR SoT inc. UtID PLUMBUM FIXTUREJi CARS BOUGHT SOLD TRADED Key Ueel'a Uaen Cara i Ave. none BLsrjs I bedroom unfurnished apt. m Sanford Ave. A 11ih M. S ^ T W E r U fS i w - rimwniniB. iv a u one*** Spare Hea(era and Floor Furn­ Bur your Furniture at nrrry’x ace*. Liberal Trade-In. ..a r a ffe g warehouie Furn , Co., at Kl W. lift aaaiord Ave. lim e Idl ID I Room home mi 1st. St. All nationally adv. fur­ Ssnfsrd-DeLs nd bifhwiy. % Out Wart nth * P h S Mf ORLANDO niture at warehouse price*. Ml:e North of Rt. John'* River 10 fl. meat cate, complete. Phase lead* Ev ■s hndM. J. X . Gardner. Phi Bay. ll* J aw . 1 1 8 6 - 3 - 1 ____________ a Bedroom furalehed Rouae. 10M ■ O O V SPECIAL French. Inquire U t French. I PiM* Dinette Set. 1 Piece Llv- P. M. CAXPBBLL Ing Room. 5 Piece Bedroom ■-Way IT-MV Group with Msttrns and Box Springs ....... SMM. (terms) ECHOU BEDDING C a LOST— Otto Targ^^eflnv^Tnm Cal. R*s| collar with hell. Chlld'a pet. Please rail IMS. LOST — Rlack Cocker, blind, Anvwcr* to name of "Reality” . REWARD. Mrs. Irene Watt. \»» Maj|| Av». Phone 22*1-J. P —ELBCTPCAL WLBTVCBn—O FLOOR sandtaa aid ftotaMag SOFA 3ad chair. Phaaa a or at da Magnolia. NMOBB Wringer W Washer. Like GWtaeu. UBe Wary. n r n j g Call Mr*. George R. ENVELOPES, letterhead*, state- 'Vacuum Cleaner Good 1TB-B. Goo. n . Phone 1 7 PC. LIVING ROOM GROUP COVXHKD IN N Y L O N . K J L Y S ^ ra .’S W B Wr*t 131*1 |t _____ B icyl« At LawRBBwtn Pan* and Reconditioning Stanley’s bio e. ata —it SUSIMEIt SPECIALS on Permanent Shaping A Styling • Alr-ConrlllloncH. ei’cnquin Dryer'. erator* Wivr* Our Specialty. Soft Water, 3 skiltnl op­ IIAHRIETTR HAYTfBB Immediate enliomrnt* arc no* open In the United State* Marine Cnrp\ Arrording to Ts gl Donald tl flrnu, local Marine rerruifer. HAIR NEWS AHEAD Em,>.M-iti v on va»y mihiu-". ami (here la no delay or long period amooil waved line* with •lightly nf watting for men drilrmg to m longct hair tn ttie hark. For Hit in thn Cnrp* Oualifted apll thal "new look” vl«ll rant* are n»w twing areept'd ai EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP Manic Cnrp* remitting -talion Air Conditioned located at I'ntt Ollue llullding, 10! K. 2n l st. Sanford, Phono awl. If you're rca>ly to go on aeli\e duty and want to leave right .i« n. 7i- fJkUNDRT HFRVVICB —23 ynu ran ho rnli-led Immediately and kenl In rririllt training at • One hour - Wa*n and Damp I'arn- )>l;md, S C. Although «p Dry • Onr hour Ik • Wash and Dry plieant* prrumnly experienced i delay in h*-mg aecrptrd. ihe rvFold etuller pointed out that there t* • Fmithrd laundry • Saintone Dry Cleintna no longer any waltKg indixl. VolSflulhnide nnirrr now and you're no your beulh Side Paedmart ( way to becoming a Ji.-r.nr, he IM Eaal tMh Bk ••id. Currently, men are being ar nPlum* BBttVICB repted for four and *ix year* with Idieral tionu*e< paid upon reL I. Sill—Plano Technician enlitimrnl. Retirement l>ene(it* I. H anford Phone TIM Bonn have «t>n lortea-rd under the proI) vi*nn* of the new pav rape en­ p Moiiif»/ ttoal*/ Trailc acted hv Congre**. Thu>. a youns HOBSON S porlfnf (loodn mai who rnlulx at ag- 17 nr IX Pttninrfe hair* A liervlre and »er*e» 20 year* ran retire 301 E. lit M. at air 37 and draw Mora! te 11re me nt pay fur Ihe re-l of hu CLEARANCI HALF life. Thrre ia nn payroll induc­ Nrt unitlimned Guaranteed cm :it m o to r s tion mad* for thi* par, the entire P , H P SEA-KING, cn*t i< borne by the Unitrd Sl.it-** [Ml condition ... 121.30 Government. Young men who wuh 1. |. If P. KVTNRUDK. In gel Marled on an exrilmg ear run- like a top and beats rowing Ml.10 eer with Ihe Marin** Cnrp*, and reap future security ahnutd ap­ 3.0 II. P SCOTT-ATWATER. like new 139.93 ply for Immediate enli»tment now, 3 H P SCOTT-ATWATER. tho rerruller ronrluded. redniihrd s ii )o r 1* Entire 4(* Tilted 4! Nrw )J id % % n 11 VI 32 I \4 )) m H 37 Tb" i iv a lamb 49 m 4i <41 W - D*»« N • -I 1 Sailor Buy. Sell. Rent. Hire with want aifi, the hu«ie«t salesman in town. Put onr to wurk for you. Phono 1*21. Wo will be glad to rharge »t. Call ut about o-ir huMnet* rales The Wart Ad Department ia open from K. tu a, m. unlit h:3<) p. in. each huime** day e*rrpt Sat­ urday afternoon. Deadline for wrerk.d.xy in-eitlnna i« 5:CHI p. m. the Hay preceding publication. A tittle spate like this will get y«ur mr**age before our more thin Mono reader*. Tel) 'em to dayt I'h.me IUI. .................*M 30 TELEVISION Johnson , Very r<n»l condition .... Iltooo T»n 4 II SEA-BEE S Your choice .. L'J 30 1.4 H EV1NRUDE .......... I42SO 3.4 EVINRUDB ............ «000 « II WiyARI) ... 17130 71* If. P FIRESTONE, wlih tank, like new ItOi IX) 10 II. P .SCOTT-ATWATER. completely overhauled, A steal at ................. UJ 91 10 H. JOHNSON, with gear *htft, tank _ _ flis.m 10 If. P EIRKSTONT. gear «hift model ...... t*3 00 12 II. SEA BEE Very good rnnriilion .... 1132 00 10 If. FIRESTONE. auxiliary lank. . 1132.30 IB H, SCOTT-ATWATER will-, gear *Uft, tank, and rrmou- cnnirola , ... IIU.00 22 H JOHNSON. ............... Run* good, and «tn pull 3 H. LIGHTITN ........... 74 H. EI.EETWIN .......... 13 If. FASTWfN _____ 23 if. Eire. Marling Big Twin ............... 149.00 239.30 333.00 333.00 Glass, Aluminum or ktabogany Boil*. ksertto*. I u toj So Oak Ave. I'hnnr 971 Khalil You Have? Adverttaen an nquettod to no­ tify the Want-Ad Department Im­ mediately of any error* is their art, aa The Baaferd Herald will be >U Irr euiy am lororrect U. S. Marines Enlistments Open, Recruiter Declares Hr B E A U T Y NOOK t arts of iklU .. ttOQOO New 1933 Model EVINRUDE8 meals, invetoes, head biila. and DLGOU^P^rt Celery Plants BEAtrnr rABtons I II i like »teM 2* Not work.ng 42, Cne*. aa !i— b i Pk Senkarik GU m and Palm Ca. Zralan I timber tree 1 19 7/7 2 * of happioti* and contentment to TUB CURIOSITY SHOP the family who buys this lovely Neat tn flrnnclCa Court IT u So. 2 bedroom modernised country home, situated 3 miles out near USED TRACTORS antraaaa stores. Condition Is like new, Brat Tractor c * with plenty of beautiful oaks Blway 1T-/I SertB rn**e HI shading the entire yard, mak­ ing living condition! mo»t ideal UPRIGHT PIANO — |30. 31T We*t 3rd St. for any type buyer. A bargain <H H ‘ " t at S7.M0. With lerma arranged. pnu«*t»> — • ttLei i £ l rp C k n 'm a F Id 20 etc. Roiight-snld. Ijrry ’ * Mart. 321 East Itt St. Phnoe 1&3I A IV 3t. Fuming m sloth Phona 3JX f/( 9 32. Country in Ana 3t Warmth 37 Greek lettey 3SAnEtkfm»i group iGrrcn* land' 40 Jtwirh month 'W < lb 112-114 West and 81 _ . Tettardiv’i aairoa 10 11 ^•sssfjniJJn^f. ■ a -a ^ isr d 3 12 a harem Robert A . WUIIatnn, Realtor Used turaiture, appiianrr*. root*, f 2 ■ ) 25 Knight of the t 1-phanl tahbr.l 30 Boom in rail with pUctto ends. Plastic er rayon tapes- Colton or eylve eordl, ctDUri;! •) :4it African • locrl t "gain — Partary to Torn — Aluminum (aSgSM o o a s u ti n i ibirr.) Cook in lti*otn * an oven S2vrn 2f .*-upervwmf Hard ammif iiifegtorof i it a * tiewspspef She wore x . Eagle inert g!a<« ihppcr ivar.i 13 I'neof Hillock! many layer* Wading bird 2i Help 23 Break* hewing Markiar*. end Brpalriag BERTS IM H. Park Pkroa i m u*l41*)t4 UUlTA*. atauuQ h jcju jti a cjin x u u c u u :4 iitiio annenu i n a o x H ii azteacati x a i t s Admin* ulra- Prrlorm* Skill ?'■ C o u th Realtor — General Insurance Gertrode B. Dtagfelder Ataeciate Blind* Phoot aua all N. Park Ave. EnclosedVenetian bead. Sag-proof bottom BAYMOND * . BALL, BROK1 I. D. Iluhleymaa, Associate O If. Harrison, Associate IM South rack Ave. Phone Oil of 19 Pirm»e petal* tut* cf Faugh ivar » addi­ Half -n *m tion Beat used Danger en the Bathe, Great Lake* tor of in early Pun. •pring ne-t t . Secure t. Girl * name Iroj-v ) Thoms 1321 DINING Room fumilure-Duncan Phyfe Crotch Mahogany. Excel­ led condition. Table, itx chair*. Buffet. China cabinet and *ervtng Table Muat be aeen to ap­ To Help You Rent or Buy. preciate Mr*. John L. RmmRota I . Payton !ey. Celery Ave,, Phone 173-W. (Reg. Real Eatate Broker) AmnabeUe Brown Hrndmoa, B t fc e r lr Appliinc* Center Aitoc late. “ Your Wettinghnuie Dealer" Ph. 2*71 — 17-02 at Hiawatha Mavtag Washer* US Magnolia Ave Prone 1717 C. A . W HIDDON. SR . DAILY C R O S S W O R D Pa** T Gator Iralleri, Sc viral models of u»c*l boa la A trailer* on hand priced reasonable ROBSON Suorlirtf ('.ooda Ettarode SalM k Sen Ire 3M K. Ill SI. Thone *M News O f Men In Service AN AIRBASE IN JAPAN -M a ­ jor Charle* C. Hurt, son of Mr. and Mr*. J. L. Hurt nf 10(1 Dak Ave., was rerently rellexcd from duty and ***i|nmrnt with Japan’s .3Sth W e a t h e r Rernnnal*«anre Squadron and h*« been tranUer red In the 7>>ne of Interior for a*. •ignmrnt In the nth Wradirr Squadron at Barkidale, AFR, Louisian*. Major Hurt'* dutie* with the Mih were Ihme nf offi. ror in rharge of serial weather observer *ertinn. The “ 36th", a unit nf the glnhal Air Weather Servire. equipped with *perially modified WB—29 airrrafl, file* a daily weather re rnnnaiiianoe mi*sinn mer Korea and al*n file* a wralher trark alnnj- Ihe Rii*»lanhetd Kurile*, the chain of lilandt tn the northeaai nf Japan. Weather nhurvatinns art taken at tno mile In. lervali along Ihe flight path*, the data being tr*n*mltted by the airrraft radi® nperatnr fnr monitor­ ing in the squadron ground na­ tion prior In wnrid-wid# dluemlnation over'a broad teletype net­ work. ensn rnivxiL e u n i * M ill VIII 11*11 XT S IIC .X IX M i u S4.--r.r- ».nii Wert* Will a Je i r - e r e i.s l I a iv t X y-w i. l u t r n - w . • IS M m ile * and F it M e V a it T It w *- J t.- - e Sta-v— K m . on ra ra d e C lim e s l-er. wero-rw A n i i n i m r l : >•> I 14 a •• b - iin t a n * a t 1** » '.4 Alt A*sr T e - f l l I* •* r 1.1,III* « IN rHi VtS-fl*rS It ir-rti u -i'ltir II I* e 's il.t H * T h is t l e II.u a ia a o n list II I i -a a ex I* sa J*:4" rn rw a v M o a x ix n R ia -f i t'r-are-n n e ta m s K e w s-W e e th -r T e * S* —e i« » Sh ew T e i* I's it e r a • ta n .on I ’ro crsm t'eeum e Kewe-W te lh e r "C1*133 Madriine Lae. »M ha* apfm ared on m an y top T V an d re d ia p ro g ram !. Invo kes to u t i ontlituliimal amcmlmenti aa stir takp* the etaml tn Naw York si the HoUMUn-AmrriranC'omm il're hearing* no poraihle Red Init! ire 1ion of lh« entertAinment Prld. tn addition to the routin# V.flh and First Amendment*, •be aeld Ihe Fourth prnlecteil her Iron* "illegal »earrh and seinir* nf my Ulanlx" and the Fightll n .y e r r d "c r u e t and u nu su al treatment." (/nfem atinnal) 1* M 1• A% 11 I }« I i Is t ! *l» t l o n o , k i ;* r - i Jar M i >"Bifr : IR Hi »1e. 1, * * 'fi • 1 i Q t I# ■ Nai *t#* £>• r t t 7 • « b * M fi*tt f t m b f j . B •••ifH lfP Y'*P 1 ' i h -r-e i S le ,m 1 M Oe Vnur Aeeetial O pt* « M j R a d io wT»*t—la a r o its I*M H iLneicLM THtfftniT K iiv is n * •* Tea Kayrwn Kaav * *ve,:n at a-, e -4 iwiltab* Xenga * I* * •' V ie w s r* I ma —• i St* K X I X I I t i an Jlrk P»ff !»'*• t . - 1.4 nf retire 11*4 Movie M atinee S SI* I'l'in n e l C rn etresg g la * h il« N te r D ay It s P e rre i Sierm I la on 4 *e 4>ia 4.4k T " * ir A r r a iiM K lim K a r l a. K a n ty Mr * Sira. C art""-* i ' j r n l » » | w ana -r* T in n e r * * * K V R .a in a d a i r y Sleare L o n e fla n e e r S e w i. X V ih -r, la t a . * na TV N e » i 11*4 I ’ e ih a m W n a r f ie n t C lim a x 4 - ila e r i t y h a . J n n n a y C e re ia M alle O f I v y Kedce Til P la rllm e M a rh e iia * S e n e A VV earner Isle ( S e e K aw a * o ff 4 S* rm ta a v W on w tn n Tee* K a i'e rn .n Xluel-si ProiraM 7 ' t n l n i M u ila last* riiher i> J* 'laI “ SI • S e f Mneta u rn i-.iuien . n il* • N eil»na |1 ■ lien, h i m AtI_M«IW* Heme With W lih Mai M a il* t» > S*»* 11 "* La*man's Call T l Ftar* it.atta site orr FKIBAT ■ maniac a aa f“ lea On a -l 4 te u * e C a ll T e a »i D aw n B re a k e rs a l« V iei a it weeiero Jtakma a *s •»» t *1 o r a t t a l e t h O i k 1 tl M i l I •» •rona ai a « a i Je e k e y e C T ie lia s i * M o ru la * D a v s tle a a ii *> K e r a la * Sfelneiea ».a* W erl4 AI Nina V n iif , £ 9:11 thaw Searl, MeeX t i T itj.il! r|i|N 1*4* Jfnrnlna Sl».iss Mill L i * e l t.lfe till* N-er-H fnr TnmarroiV 1 1 1 aA HtflfcB It Klyfc 1 #1 1 |3* I JI«1» frttft I l f f j f t B * b Ff *x Kf*.r T f K i U u id in r t .if M Slwala F e e L a g lt« ea*Owly tl a* titi Clwb' ~~ • ' iS-ft laaa'eiah f t n .. ^ o jJ jW R . I I . aa W e , IA A t Mae a SSIU 1<!( Me'eieg anew I aa M aeaiag l i n w I.ea PNnypara Ould* (ewe rtarae ,«or* O e rry Wi HZ •w i k -w ' 1 f‘? 9 t �No Phone Orders, Please LADIES SUMMER DRESSES FRID AY and S ATU SEPTEMBER 2nd &3rd THK I L I > *.'l r*uo A >* flUJ I C ourt TlmMi th« ,h 12LADIES' HANDBAGS One group values to !"■ I' • Iff , i Jttltwl n n ia wrliitl O Bit’ll •Iff* III .1, ml> t) LADIES’ HOSE 100%' DuPont nylon, lull fashion. Sire 9 10 10!^ 11 Quantity 10 21 33 12 » * f 'a nlham 85 PAIR One group values to ^ *4 oi ECE GOODS CANNON One table of assorted piece goods, cut ton, rayon, and nylon. Regular prices up to 1.93 yard. 2 yards BATH TOWELS an d WASH CLOTHS Ulf rm U IT •••I * T i m Ml 1*11 ISO DRESSES 73 B R A S ' 5 PAIR By In odd* and ends, w.>m*nn, childrens, and Window Drapes some maternity, and skirts. A n o t h e r shipment of Cannon matching b a t h towels and wash elothi (the last of thia quality at these low priceaV. Color* : p o w d e r blue, pink whisper, aea green, camellia rose, turquoise. Largo size (14 x 21). Heavy and thirsty In cotton p’ Isse, washable, needs no irvning. S pair rose, * pair green, wart 6.95 I "Gossard" and " L ife " T T 14 In alia 32 Matchirg towel slia (27 * 16). C ’ 88 in alia 34 ] ’ 12 In alia 36 9 In alia S3 (nursing) 2 in sizt 40 BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS . . . . . . ■ -- Ma i .jm •■Ml* * r Regular prices 8.00 — 4.00 — 8.00 I Matching wash d o t h size 12 x 12. ■*'— Bhort s l e e v e * , s o l i d col.ira and fancies, ages 8 thru 18. Regular prices to 2.98 each Closeout Odds k Ends of Buttons, your eholce lOe each o f 28 BOYS' 25 BOYS' SWIM TRUNKS T ■SHIRTS Stripes and solid colors In age 8 HANGERS 13 In age 10 Light weight metal, r u s t 2 In age 12 T in age 16 Good values at In leather suede, 3 pair red, 1 pair green, all size medium. . Were 3.98 pair MENS' TROUSER 6 proof, hangs bourn* from cuff, tegular 1.00 each. 4 Pair Girls Suede T.V. Shoes 2 Luncheon Seta, doth 82” square with 6 napkins. regular U i sat 3 E IG H T ^ 1.39 each P IE C E D R ESSER Now Bpeeial 2 SETS 10 Vanity Sets and Dresser cloths, solid color yellow For 2 Gold. 1 Green, 1 White. All pure linen, regular 9.95 set. 3 23 SP O R T C A P S & H AT S 5 P A IR M E N 'S S W IM T R U N K S IW ladles, regular price 140 to Pair M ens Riding Breeches Tan twin, laea lag, waist Scallop P'dlow LUNCH EO N CASES C LO T H S By G r a m / bast quality o f comb* •pun pereila, Bin 42 by 5814, Scallopfa cokes of row, blue, Mac, grata, yellow, also whita. 31 M E N S ’ T - SH IR T S 6 Pair RangeTrousers O Y S' SO C K S M E N S REG U LAR 12 M en’s Tan or brown 2 pair waist 30 * pair waist 81 1 pair waist 84 SH IR T S USk % W«TJ» ,& f C'oaeout �' *d ta 4 ■ ■ Wtoe H a n fo rd Ib r a lf t • 1 b ta M W ie d VOLUME XLV1 AW INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEB IM A Eddie Clarke Visiting Central Florida Haunts "I with I had b*en SO years younger," said Eddie Clarke of Cincinnati af’.*r he helped "push’* Bob Swcikert lo a win In tha "SOO" at the lm!!anpr*tu Speedway. Clarke, well known In Sanford automobilv circle*. Its* been in the automobile raclr g car business for about 34 ycara remark*) to­ day, as he visited his old haunts around Central Florida, that "I would rather have been driving mystif than helping someone rise win that famous, hlemorisl Day Race." Although claiming to be too old to be actively engaged in raring he described this morning two re­ cent rares in which hs- drove. One was at Salem, hid. where he drove a “ sprint ear" and then again at Terra Haute, Ind where he again drove the half-mile car. Flfty-four-yvar-old Clarke was ona of five mechanics who nude up the pit crew for Swrlkert’ s 1DS6 Memorial Day race. He recalled today one of the thrilling moments of the rare when Swrikcrt drove in for a four-tire change and 60 gallon* of fuel all within S3 »#eends. He ftrures the joh was all right for his age, tut It didn't make up for ths “ thrill and satIsfartion of coming down the straightaway and getting the checkered flag." Eddie is an old-tlmv racing car driver, who has had more wins, splintered through more fences and axperienred more crackupt than he can remembsr, and even mors recently his renewed his ability to stay behind tha wheal 'n on* of the roughest rare* of ths the motor world. Many of Clarks'* friends will be happy tq know that be I* bark In Central Florida to renew old acquaintances and to enjoy soma of Central Florida's famous fish­ ing. On a brief vacation trip, Clarke Is sp«nJ;ng a big portion of hi* rest hire In Sanford. h a n f o m l eiajm ipa . Democrats Prepare For Rally Weather I’ srlt# mttlli rlnoitv • ilh scattered aftcrm-on and ev#n|n( th u n d er •hm» r t % th ro u g h S a tu r- da*. * F R ID A Y . SKPTKM11KR 1. I OSS A svn rialH Prevm l-ranrel W ire No. 7. Drivers Must Heed Traffic Ordinances A Democratic rally wrill be held here In Hanford Thursday night, Sept, 8, 8:30 pm., at the Yacht Club. Mi*. Ralph A. Smith, publicity chairman for the Teas for TV | Program said that a covered dish •upper will be tertrd with the Seminote County Democratic Com­ mittee furnishing the tea for tha occasion. “ We'rw interested," Mr*. Transactions have been complrt- Smith said, “ in getting all loyal A future meeting was tat by the td In the talc of the Cates build­ Democrats, and anyone who en­ congregation o f Uie Lutheran ing by J, J. Cstrs to 11.11. Urier joys a real good time, to joia Churrh of The Redeemer last with us for this special event." and It. R. Carroll night to romtder new toeatlona Grier and Carroll, owners of Space will be limited, Mrs. for the ronitructlor of a church •V ttr mean to , (if. tfr #v err fcs*. the Sanford Fun'.tute Center, are Smith said, with only enough and chapel h»*e. ftc- i-rdinanr,t’olire chr?f Ror formulating plars for the modern­ room to take ru e of 80 at this J. C. Jurgen-on, rhairinan of Willi i in ., t today a- he (huntisation of th* Cates I)big. at West s p e c i a l muting. Reservation* the church’a building committee, e,| tiui t|- ,t varitord street* are First St. and link Ave. where they should be made early by calling aubmltted addition aitea for eonwell marki*.| a the approaches t<* anticipate movirg thsir furniture Mrs. It. A. Goudspecd, vice-chair■tructlon. However, no aelecllon •rh,M J., vrbiw en,.vin»s, anj store in the future. Their business man of the Seminole County Devaa made until futther consider*-cho.il bu- |,,.i d.ng rnnes. wns started approximately four mocratic Committee, at telephone ’J tlon la given to the ana of the city "Ib e rut ire Santonl I'nliee De. years ago and is now located in No. 635-W. In which the church will be built. 1-artrnriil b, v !>■, n invtrucl-'d in the Wrlaka llldg The Rer. Phl'llp gchleeimann, Each person at lending the carry out t ie t mi i ,ip, of our The two partners have teaiej n meeting will I* given an oppor­ paitor of the congregation, advls11c r ,111yc it portion of their nrw building at tunity lo pin his dollar on what ed the church group that he will 1 hr liar Mel Dude Han.~h In'll f r*4ffic* *»i a11r\j n« mean- the *.if,■ty of mir children. 207 West First St. where Peter they believe is th« donkey's tail, be out of the city Tuesday, WedTram will make it, first .Sanford "Speed limit •tup «tgn« and J. Ituknr and his m i Peter P. with an award going to th* per­ ■eaday and Thursday of neat week appeal attee Monday in llir Du-ty Bukut have opened tiukur's Music son pinning hit dollar nearest the attending a Million Retreat at It,Hit s Rodeo. Composed of t*i •iiriifr rri;ii*aiiiiftv ntM«l )># iilnpr* Shop. The store has been estab­ tail, laid Mrs. Smith, “ Of four*#,” Tamp Ithlo near Gotha. The Rer. roirtv all under t•• year* of age ve,t during s.'!»nil hmiri,’ ’ Sanlished downtown to offer a com­ sh* said, ‘this is just part of the Schleaamann alto told the congre­ and routing from all pails of ford’* I'olii. t hicf -aid t-atav. The Sanford I’nliee 1), e.irin.-nl gation at III business meeting plete line in musical need* in ad­ entertaining program that is Fl»ii<la, tlrr-p boy, and girls have dition to the inusiral instrument being arranged." that he will conduct the Walther lorn trained under tin- dimrti m I. ready |„r the coming sclinot repair shop which ha* been locat­ .({League Rally h Orhndo on Sun­ of Miss Me| \ lire, ,-ti-ovnrr of year, hi rvpUinnl "In .1,billion Mrs. Roy Tiilis Seminole Coun­ ed In this City for the pait seven ty chairman of the Teaa for TV day afternoon Sept. II. liar Mel, a-slstrd by Rill Mve- to Ihr fnlifp department bring Final plana were made for the year*. tesoii, and Sonny Sisclote form alrili’tl for duly Hhrrr committee, said that James M. |slurin -; the ,rh«n| tear. )*• oid, POUCH CIIIKF MOV W ILI.ltMS annual church picnic which will be The second story of the struc­ Milligan, Slat* Chairman for the erly of Sanford ,, , “ wp will slur have the School •.Staff |'h«t,it held Monday at Camp Southward ture offers elrht furnished apart­ liar I Mel will also bring .1 of Ui|). |vjUo| Anther’, I'aDetnorralic Committee, has been near Sanford. Member! of the ments which ar* rented out. tha . .. hot ,._ise* from bee trnmd. » ^ |g lh# r»*u|a. invited to Join with Seminal* Cuatla congregation and Its Sun­ enter various events stage,t at , County Democrat* for th* event. | linns controlling traffic in vrhool day School, aald Jerry Senkarik, the Alena. Mn. Tilli* also said that all city ronov during tlir rritical hours superintendent o f the local Sun­ Th* list of riders on th# drill and county officials hav* been day School of the Lutheran Church, team include* llnlly Daw, Daytona of th>s morning and the afternoon. invited to th* rally and added, Chief Williams has made a have been Invited to Join the San­ Reach; Lydia Swltunan, Daytona “ all Inyal Democrats are ex­ ford church on its picnic. The entire Reach; Julie Moore, Coral liable*; rioi.nl of the areas tn survey th* pected." 4 church group will leave the Yacht I'lta Stark, Daytona; Elitabrth rradirw-vs ul stl virnv and direc­ James Lee, of Oviedo, la chair­ ' *--------------------- *i o’clock Stark, Daytona; Marie Moure, tions placed to warn motorists of Coral Gables; Denny Anderson, -peed regulations, drive -low cau­ Charge* of pettt larceny were man of the Bemlnolo County ■a Club hnovville. Term.; Martin Karts- tion*. and cruising signs. placed yesterday against James A. Democratic Committee. DEBARY — Th# Chamber of act for "tt« are proud n f'on r MidiDeloach of I-ake Monro# when mark, Del and; Ovar Loyd. Lees­ Commute has mailed question­ pt ember burg; Val MrWhortcr liar' Mel, ness," Chief Williams commented, warrants for HU a rm I were servnaires to all property owners of Renkarik, Del and; David Mrtt’hortrr, liar "and we are calling on the motor­ ed on him hy Constable J. Q. Drliary, seeking their reaction Mel In land; Chart!* I-rreman, ing public lu help uv make thw “ Slim'* Galloway to a petition from a Haltirnur* Sanford Police Department re­ Sanford; Junior Fuller, Fuller* J'JoV Vi schisol st ar x sat* one for man wishing to erect a factory I I A | A *111*; Ruddy Smith, Fuller villi; our srhoot children." ports reveal that Deloarh was in or near this village, providing "It will lie nerrs-ary for motorJerry Stents, Daytona. charged with taking a sum of “ it doe* not create a neighbor­ hood nuUaiue." Will eider Drill team, turret i,ta in Srnfonl tn do two things,’* money from A. C. Hill In a down­ rare riding fur Bur Mri Benny Lhicl Williams said. town business establishment. Everett I. Swift, seeretary of Deeds fur the second tract ot "First, to obey all algns «nd Anderson, Sonny Sitelove. Constable Galloway, with a land to be contributed (or tha 17-92 the Chamber dl«cl<we« that about , Stislaht away .for Bar M-l warning* regarding *p*ed in th* NEW YORK wv—The CIO Trans­ warrant for the arrest of De­ right-of-way were received this 160 repllvs have l-efs Second, In tnoper.it* with Ihw them’* S Ifl states,) l II.In I it the m b '»e,latn ! "trtin hartxmark: mu-leal lire*, l port Workers Union says It win loach. mri th* arrused man driving morning In the offlrw nf John E. “ Many ,,r' Ma• T '""" *r' violentNinth Si. vnd Magn«li* Ave Drill Irani; brom riding, h’-mny I ‘ h ad ar.-.w nf yiinf rd decide lodsy whether to abide by toward U k i Monroe. Fox, right-of-way agent for Srm ly opposed) and otbci. a*y th.» ...ipr.i.y ,ho-My t*fpro r n, BM ovoj hull riding, Sotusi Sixo-j Rsnfui l I’oltro Dcpai Itjit-nl’ a traf. Galloway sail that Deloach will Innle County. the spirit of the Railway Labor would prefrr it nrtr but not inirilnn-d t o,— I,-may red. (love; rtlf loping, Sonny Slirlorr;! D<: oflicei* when thev * -* you If* Act and call off a strike set fur be rhargrd wdh "driving whllo In­ Hibbard Casselberry cvaHOus­ |mated at ll’lb hut no Injuria* wri* sad,II# scramble, Denny Amler- •dsaer'e such rruulaiiiins that ar* midnight tonight of 330,000 non­ toxicated" following the comple­ ted IM Icet of highway property. town, non; hull dogin, Sonny Slrelov# neccv.jry i„ prutorl ih„ |h,t "Rprpntly a man who already I repnit,-1. Right feet of a 10-Inch water operating employes against the tion of his petit larceny rharges. and Clyd# Richardson. of „ ,r young schmil rilin-ns " Patrolman C. C. Dodson was tha M (cct deep, in a warranty deed own* a factory in llallimore mala literally esplodcd Wednes­ Pennsylvania Railroad. According to the arrob nl report lo the Stata of Florida for tha a-krd Ui if a fatb ry in Dolliry 1 •Mhcr nd'-r will in,-Ind# raikh-j ------ - ______ day afternoon when a hulldoscr A strike by the two agslnst the investigating officer for th* San­ right-of-way along 17—*2. at the San'ortl I’uRrc Department, would l>P drsirabh inaamurh a* a 1449 Plymouth Solan travel;,ig er* who hav# Iwv-n to Bar Mri owned by Crngg Construction nallon'a biggest railroad would af­ ford Police Department. In hi* letter nf transmittal which th* retired r,eld<uti miglit want during th» summer Jun# Atm., f Company tors lata the pipe located fect the line'i operation In U accompanied the deed, Casselber­ part-time work a-rembitrig aruall oulh on Mi|i"itii Avs ami a Ifb" Nancy /.immit, Tom ,Smith. Jan# la the alleyway between French states and the District of Colum­ Kurd Sedan travriing svevt on ry expressed his delight In con­ part* for hit patrntrd artirlpi, Green, Gerry llnhn. Turn Smith and Laurel Ave. from Ninth te bia. tributing the properly for the on* o ' which is a sprinkler with Ninth St., rrsvhed in the inter­ and Kuanu Krnll, Tenth St section nf Hie two streets. In Denver yesterday, President and paving project, City Manager W a r r e n * . Eisenhower created an emergency Bu.’gy driver, Cand Siirlove; • built in tlmrr. The Plymouth, driven by Mra. buck board. Hill Mastej.on, LOS ANGELES UP - Southern highway four lanlng. widening, “ Th* Board of Dirreiurs frit Knowlee raid that the water waa fact-finding board to look Into the It. R Reek. 73-year-old Sanford Earlier, Paul Burreia contribu that Iwfnrp making a dreition actually off from B:t5 p. m. to dispute. Under the Railway Labor Californians braced themselves for housewife of 2142 laurel Ave., WORCESTER ' b i t I' Georg* T:45 p. m. la order ti complete the Act, this move requires po«tpone- another scorcher today In the wake ted a 2M fool strip for use as they should consult th* proplr received a damaged froSI him per F It,tnlli **». editor and publisher right of-way along 17-92. of yciterday'i record high temper­ concerned, hence the question­ repairs. ment of striko action for M days. uf Ibe Miucrslrr Telegram anil The two lections nf highway naire, which also queries harm s and guard, estimated at fib. atures which were blamed for Tha butldoier, building a loading Gaictt# and preslilcut of Worces# ramp far equipment, lore Into the four deaths and St cases of heat frontage are located In the bpring of those who wish lo l>e oil the i The Ford, d,lv -n by Annie Floyd tci radio station tt TAG, died yes­ Hammock section k n o w n as Service list for work of any hind «**»»»• "'•Vear obl Sanford R*prostration. pipe aa crows were coming la at terday al his summer home in in Delian’. Tb*r, ar.- a goodly * ';damage s lo th, right •^ the completion o f toe day*e work Th* mercury loomed to 110 de­ "Death Valley." llavs Rocks. Gloucester, •long French A vs. number of namsi sent in for thla * * uf ,h* r<" > « ■ ' » * • « > •» »'«« . grees la Los Angeles, cracking a NEW YORK ire—The case of a II,- served *v » ,1 rector of Th* list, too," Swift added. 1 According *o the Investigation Daily News said Inday President "Tt was net aa much the repair­ 44-year-old mark by one degree. The 8emlnota County Minister- Nearby Tujunga recorded a sin "When the answers ale all In rnnductrd by Svnfonl Police De. Ei-enhowrr firm) tla). Grn Arthur t-viu talrd I’ rcvs f t ,-n IDIt lo I9V9 ing af the pipe," City Manager they will give a clrar rut rro*a partmenl Patrolman Arnold Wtl- G. Trudeau av Army Intelhiirnn- and was a charier rm intrer of Thw Knowise said, "a t It naa Urn get­ lal Association hell Ita first fall ling IK. And on tha normally tor ting rid af the water la ardor to meeting /esterday at tha First rid Uojava Desert It waa a com section of opinion and from th*m Hams, Indication, and w|inr--ee (G 2i chief at the ’ |»erion*l re AT upon II, reoigsni/ itmn in lion, lie iierforincd many civic dutica We ran deride Just how to deal |allege' that the Plymouth sedan quest" of Allen Dulles, head uf the get to Mm pipe." Xaewtea captain­ Presbyterian Churrh. paratlvely cool to to 101. hut n>‘vcr sought paid political of­ Future meetings, according to ed that It waa necessary to usa with the llallimore factory man," rnn a stop si; n. crashing Into the Central Intelligence Agency. Mora heat was* forecast today, fice. -aying h# believed “ it wovild Ford sedan ahirh had cleared the four three-lath pumps and two action taken at the meeting yes­ with a high of lot expected tor In a Washington story SALEM, Ore. UW-Gov Taul Pat- Swift concluded, .. . . _by John , compromlw i newspaperman’s in* Intersection. two-inch pumps to get rid sf tbs terday, snll ko held at Seminole downtown Los Angeles. Dellary is unique In this era rvD»nncll, Ihe New* said Trudeau i j r,^n,jfn( tenon told a union spokesman yeadiscussion of rhurrl. psblicity. water before begianing work of real-estate partial payment trrJay he waa powerless to do "actually was removed from hisl |(e (,;» newspaper earcsf High School i t 11:30. the break. plane in that 90 per rent of the "BRAVERY MEDAL" lolelllgenca rommand by Klscri- wbUa |t|„ , uh(K>„ Ml7< . vf)kln4 anything about staleorwned vehi­ resident! are retire,I prnfea.lorial Several Committee* were ap­ .• Water gushed from the break, COLUMBUS, Ohio UP—Girls from bower dr .pit. Ihe violent, Ihough |(|,ir)ng Rm viimrur-r months, aald Knowles, aa high at >0 feet pointed to complete snnreys car­ the state's 4-H Clubs staged a ityla cles crossing Ui* picket line at ami business people owning their suppressed, opposition of the I , u Secretary of Ibe Interior McKay’s own homee, mortgage free. Much ried aver from the spring meeting. A native of ||jrtf,mf, Conn., he, when the break waa nude. tagon, from Secretary of Defense came to Worcester in IH99 and The Rev. Davis S. Cameflv, show at tha Ohio Stata Fair yes automoM'a agency here. of th# property in Dellary ie Tim regular monthly mreting Wil-on down through ths ilbpiwertarda y. Milo Holt, businesa agent of th# President of the mlntrterial group, bought a p.nlner-liip in the Ev#> Th* girls modeled dresses of Salem Local, AFL International restricted, some Is n»t and so it I uf tin- Campbell larasing Post, ful Joint Chiefs of Staff and uni­ nmg Ga/etto adjourned the mectirg following a will rental ntn be teen if the' Ainetirau Legion, h<Te in San­ their own creation. formed prolesslonals of Army, Assn, of Machinists, complained Thro out walked David Mitten. to Patterson about stata ears Ig­ townsprpole will welcome a fac­ ford, *<hi*diili-d to I,# hel<l Mon­ Navy and Air.” tory in their midst. day, 6, has br#n pu-t;ionrd POOL’S LAST DAY '20, of Stowe, in ■ blot wool suit noring picket lines at the McKay Th# newspaper said tho l*re-i CAIN. TEETH GOVE due tn the holiday. Monday will be the last day of made by his sister Martha, IS. dent "wavered" in hi* derision Ini t•\I.I»AS. lev. r An R1 year-old firm and two othar automobile operation tor the Sanford Munici­ The awards for dressmaking (or agencies. Machinists went Post Comniandrr George May- fire Trudeau, St, but that Allen w man told p dire ve-terday some# pal Pool for this year. Hours are tailoring won't bo decided for an­ strika last month at th* three bury, said Imlay that th# dat* Dulles’ plea was barked up hy hisionr entered I q hon<r and stole hef for th# nrxt meeting will b« an- brother Secretary of State John two rat* arid the fal-e teeth which Examinations for driver* II- from 1:10 a. m. — 1 p. m.; 2-4 other day, but David walked away pliers after a breakdown in negowith th* bravery medal. nounrctl lat«r. Foster Dulles, I vhe had left in a cup. UaUoos for acw contracts. ■ ssssssa. conducted by repreaeuta* p. m. 7—4 p. an. tires af Mm Florida Highway Fatrsl, wsr* given today la ths rw location for ths first lima. NEW YORK ir-P ollcc today All eliminations, written and were investigating the death of oral, required for the issuance o f actor-produrcr Philip Lo*b, found p drivers licenee, a n now being d*ad list night from what an amgiven at Dm Americas Legion Hot tint medical tximlncr said was on Lakeshore Bird. apparently an overdose of sleeping Necessary seating, writing factpills. lilies and spaca are available at I/wb, 61. wa* found In his room m ths American Legion Hat, accord­ at the Hotel Jsft in the Timet ing to local law enfsrssmint off!Square ire*. He h*d registered Wednesday as Fred Lang of Phila­ delphia. Three years ago. after hr was ntmtd In "Red Channels," an aotl-l’ommunlst publication listing entertainers sDegcdly involved In Communist- -front organisations, Loeb was dropped from The Gold* bergs televliioa show. He was Pa­ pa Goldberg- n* all but vanished from th« public eye after that. Lutheran Church Members Seeking New Locations ' Large Water Main Literally Explodes After Being Hit Grier, Carrol Buy Cates Building; Bukurs Open Store Extra Precautions Should Be Taken As School Opens Bar Me! Drill Team Will Make Debut In Parade Monday Larceny Charges Filed On Deloach Factory In DeBary? Residents Queried No Injuries Told Additional Deeds Given For 17-92 Union To Decide On Strike Tonite Against Railroad Ifl AlllO ACCIQCM At Ninth, Magnolia) George F. Booth Dies At Gloucester Californians Brace For Scorching Day Doily News States Eisenhower Fires Intelligence Chief Ministerial Assn. Resumes Meetings Gov. Patterson Tells Spokesman Of Powerless State Campbell-Lossing Meeting Postponed Drivers License Emms Underway Death Investigated 01 Actor-Producer DOG HISSING READING, Pa. Uh—Mis* PeiuaylvanJa of I V may bo wearing a frown on bar pretty face at next weok’a Mias America Peasant m Atlantic City, N.J. Mis* Pam Ul­ rich said yoatarday her mongrel dog Duffy waa missing end added, I "Pd bo much happier during Ihe JUBT A PART of the-erewd at Ui* Jayree PlsWng Rodeo Wednessky afternoon ta thev line m tw , 7 "ui# I if I knew Duffy was safe f> " cracker nolaa. this was tho rani buskow W»slo« of the event, the fun started later. (Photo h? IV h m a" I % : sa i i A/ • iit - T � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1955 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 01, 1955; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/322e376c61c439e062df0fb5df8a6cd2.pdf 2d097aaf026f77179978d68cad02ed9e PDF Text Text • * ■ O D H A M & TUDOR PROUDLY ----1 INC. ANNOUNCE OUR SOUTH PINECREST SUBDIVISIO SANFORDS LARGEST & FINEST SUBDIVISION DEVELOPMENT • C/7Y PAVED STREETS RSSfWfR E T A W 125 B EAU TIFU L M O D ER N 3 FULLY LANDSCAPED LOTS B ED R O O M H O M ES -1 2 5 M A N Y DIFFERENT FLOOR PLANS PRICED FROM F .H .A . $10,600 to $14,750 YOUR CHOICE YOUR HOME C A N BE COMPLETED IN 6 WEEKS • YOU M A Y CHOOSE YOUR BATH TILE COLORS, BRICK TRIM, PAIN T COLORS INSIDE & OUT. □ V .A F IN A N C IN G 32 HOMES ALREADY UNDER CONSTRUCTION TAKE & We had 59 V. A. and 31 F. H. A. committments to build theis homes before the recent change th at 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. YOU CAN BUY OUR $10,600 HOME RALES OFFIJE Our Present Plnecrest Development LYRIUS TOHIMSCHOOL tiim u T o c m r a o a r - veteran PINECREST SCHOOL Aid Art Ellglblt Etc A V. A. Lota tRADIS M *375. *62. N r M t a t h 15 ACRES * SCHOOL WOUNDS *375 530* 5%. *905 *60. • Closing C a l • Dow* P a jB c tl O a ly ) 1 H *385 850 *1235. , Closing Coot C tth (Cfariag Coot SOUTH PINECREST SU0-OMS F. H. A. (IN SERVICE LOAN) For S trrk t PtrtotnH Only F.H .A . If You Art A 17» STRUT (la* $ 6 2 Ptw a P a y a rt ToUl C tth P a r M a a t h Hi rlnAtt T u t i I (at.) Par M t a t l i (la* * d a T a s te I t) . FOR EACH $1,000 THAT THE HOME YOU DESIRE TO PURCHASE COSTS MORE THAN THE EXAMPLE WE HAVE USED, ADD $6 PER MONTH FOR MONTHLY. PAYMENT. • • i *!r - fVi t * O D H A M Ji & D O R / Inc. BRAILEYODHAM, Pm, * . |T U . ■ k 'X S j’ FOR A D D IT IO N A L IN FO R M A T IO N ?L v r PLEASE VISITO URSALES OFFICE M-iir! -i *: . i 4. ' : i ^S ' ■ V 205 SOUTH i . FRENCH AVE. P h o n * 2 100 o r 219 8 i ... * . • V 3 _____ y jjC I; l r *::*.? ■: V — . : * . ■ * �Ifm tld g f Inolo C m U od t . U% i V/ca flie r T a illy cloud- with scattered thou* ik r ih n n r r t motile rfnrtn( afternoon and evening through Ttinrsday. AN INnEPKNDFNT DAIT.T NEWSPAPER fliN ffln n r t n u i n a County School Heads .Occupy New Offices In Former Bus Depot V o tin g to n tw office* of the Se­ minole County Board of Education was completed today under the per­ sona! direction of Superintendent It. T. Mtlwee and Adm lnUtrativo A u lita n t Walter Teague. Early thi* morning truck* were loaded at the old oflicci In the Se­ minole County Court Houic to transfer dc»k*. botikca*#*, file*, Aceordim to a propped *gr*#- adding machine*, typewriter* and menl bftween Ih t City of Sinford other paraphrnaila to the brand and the operator! of a •U h U te ln f new aultr of office* on Commercial boat from Sanford. Richard S-rdcro A te and W. R. Kemp, the new St John » Mllwre wa* highly pleated with R iver Boat line w ill !• * underway the appearance ol hi* new location thi* morning a* he took over hla about Dee. IS of Ih li year. An exclusive franchise fo r the new detk and office In the weat operation of lha excursion and end of the building. In an adjacent aightieeing water erall haa been office, Teague -----------------------------------took over with more extended the two promoter* who ,p»t r and greater convenience* fo r a lio plan to operale a r e '', u r »n' n p jn d in ; the work r f lh e Board on the pier and to detelop an 'acA reception room wa* Treated q tu iru m ' along lha waterfront at at the entrance to th r building from Sanford. __, a portion of Ihe old waiting room Two boata are being eonitdrred of th* former bit* station with lo r the new Itna, and one of them brand n«w, attractive, and spa­ w ill be choien fo maka the twice cious Board Room at the ea»1rm dally nut* between Blue Spring* end of tha building. The Board and ganford along one ot the mo»l room w ill be equipped wilh a hug* beautiful w ater trails in the world table and comfortable seats for M the “ Nile of the Am erica*." board member* with SO ch a in for Th* Naullcan la a 100-foot boat v iltto ri and spectators. that w ill carry a pa»*eng*r 11*1 of Enlrance to the office of Ihe F i­ AM. It l i complete with dance pa­ nance Officer, Mrs. Gertruda G il­ vilion, m ack bar, cocktail lounge bert, la from the reception room and »lght*eeing deck. where attractive aheJvea have been The General, a brand new type provided for the officea library. o f boat, la completa with eight***An office fo r vocational director I n i daek. dance pavilion, inack bar, Fred Slurray ha* been provided at lounge, cocktail bar. It i i TS feet the back of the building with a se­ long and w ill carry a passenger parata enlrance. ii* t ot tso. . ,, A hallway leads lo both the Su­ I t ia expected that tha franchiie, perintendent's office and tha office agreementa. and option, to uie th* of Ihe administrative assistant. Off prer and lakafront faellltJex at San­ of this acceii ia a u tility room and ford for lha excunion and »kht- two store room*. aeeing boat and far lb * restaurant Parking facilities w ill hr provided and Acquaseum, w ill be rompleted at the western access te the build­ la tha Bear future. ing. Teague said this morning that th r entire area wdl bo beautified and pul in tip-tup shape pmvVfrt i of Ihe ueauty spots in ,1r can‘ let* of Aanfmri. t. Two Excursion Boats Regarded InProposedPlan B47 Stratojets To Testify Winners Of Trophy Mother In Security Probe Out-Bombing B36's Of Federal Worker ^ V RIVERSIDE. Calif. Swept w ing B4T gtralojeta out-bombed the 10-engine BMs to capture the U u lr F airchild trophy today for the first lim e In Ihe *even yeara o f competition in th* Strategic A ir Command “ world M rirs " of bomb­ ing and navigation. Gleeful BIT pilnta, whose all jet job* fly about twice a* fa it a* the B36i which have tlx conventional and four j* t engine*, w ill receive _ th e ir honor* today from the skip9 per, Gen. C u rtii Lamay, SAC com ■inndar. I t w u the n o th Bomb Wing of Starch AFB here, a BIT outfit, which emerged aa the overall win­ ner. bombing and navigation com­ bined. with !.«x> point* In the final o fficial tabulations announced to d*7Two DM outfits, tha ttn d from F airchild AFB. Spokane. W ith , -m and th* 4th from W alkrr AFB. “ K M , placed aetond and third with l . t l t and 1,607 points, respectively, but tha next four winga la the ■landings are BIT wtngi. J. Etheridge Jr. 9 ls Tallahassee Rep A formar pubUe relation* man fo r Brailey Odham-Jotn* tha M iam i Marald newt fathering staff on •a p t. 1. James Etheridge Jr., well known In Sanford and over the en­ tire itate and a student of Slate Government, wdl be assigned to Tallahassee, replacing Jim Powell who resigned to aerept the polllio n of id m ia litra th r* assistant to Senator George A. Smathera. Etheridge began h it newspaper experience with the Macon Tele(G t.) Ha lU i also been an editorial w rite r (or the Tampa T lm r i, managing editor of the Orlando Star, BaiocialB editor of Ihe Orlando M o rn la i Sentinel and nutated in pnMUhkai two weekly papen in Perry, Ga. Other publle relation! work haa keen done by E theridfe for Hw • WASHINGTON b - Senators In­ vestigating the federal employe-security program turned today to the ease of a Rhode Island Navy De­ partment employe fired because of his parents* alleged Communist astorlallnns. Paul E. Ila d lirk , counsel for Ihe Senate C ivil Kervira subcommittee, said Ihe rase was like that of Eugene Landy. the Merchant Marine Academy honor graduate dr -fed a Navy rommfssion b e c a u s e his mother had been a Communist. Both Joseph II. Sumner J r. of Providence, the form er Navy w ork­ er, and hla mother Mra. Paulin# Sumner were called for question­ ing today—Sumner tinder aukpoena, hla mother at her own re­ quest. A I5 U M U NEW D I T I M WASHINGTON C t-T h e Slat* !>eP irtm ra l said today Rnber II. Thayer w ill leave toon for Ituthar n t to lake up hH new d u tiri a i minister In Romania. Harold Shintx, 61. who hai re ­ signed this poat, le ft Romania to day to return home. Thayer, U , waa appolnlut a t Shanti' successor by President Eisenhower tw s w « ka ago, Israel's Confidence Is Shaky JERUSALEM (i*-Is ra e l balked todsv at agreeing In a r r a te firr along III* Gats frontier and de­ manded that Egypt ftr*t accept responsibility for th* vm lenr* in th* border area during tha past week. Egypt had agreed lata yeilerday to a ceaie-flre beginning at 6 p.m, local time ye>terday. It seemed virtually certain, however, that Fie Cairo gosernment would reject tha Israeli demand. An Israeli spokesman said today his government Ins no eonfidenre In Egypt's promise to stop shoot­ ing. given in te*pon*e to an appeal In both nations from Canadian Mai Gen F. I M. Bums, rhlcf of Ihe U.N. Palestine truce commission. Premier Mothe Sharett'* gorPeter Schaal, former city editor rinm ent, Ihe spokesman ronlinued, of Thr Sanford Herald who re- had irp lie d to Rum. with a re . . . . a quest th il hr obtain Ih t Ei>pltan eently purchased th , SS-year^Id, government’s ^0, , ,acrrptxnc f „ p U w t of' r t Ortandu Advertising Company, sponiibiUty for th r past week's announced recently that hia com­ "deep penetration* Into l i r i e l by pany activities w ill be expanded terrorist units of th* Egyptian to include promotion and publici­ armed force* use liv ing and k ill­ ing civilians, planting mine* ami ty , fund-raising campaign direc­ seeking lo lerrurtia our popula­ tion and advertising research. tion." Included in tha lis t o f customera Schaal w ill represent are th * Ctty of Sanford and Chart anil Company. Schaal i t no stranger in San ford since he liv id her* fo r 25 years, representing th , Florida Time* r*,|o n , the Orlando Morn­ ing Sentln*!, and tha Associated Pres* during th , last five years ho served a t city editor for Tha Herald. A rlass fur adults In Seminole Tha form er Sanford nrwaman was sport* and managing editor County who desire Is take a routs* of th* Orlando Morning Sentinel !.1 rrra m lrs w ill h*gln Tuesday from through late 1036, and eight S*pt 6 in thr Seminole High was, fi-r th rro years manager of Phool A tt Room Registration tha Winter Haven Chamber of r. ill b* hrld fue.-.d*y night and Comnirrr*. A fte r 13 year* a* pro­ any adult nisv enter 'h * rnur«, on motional director of S i l v e r anv rl**« night luring the year. The com ic w ill he given under Sprint* h , was named general manager of W ttkiwarhea Spring*. th r A dult Education Program o f S r!sal served four term * *■- the Scmir.olr County Board of __ A t tree Politic test ruction Joseph Matpres vlrnl of th# Florida tiun- Association, wa'.’ n r o t 'i T r > In .tn .rte ra lS e m lm .ie pendent of tho National A sa o rl-' i ' ’* h * "> alio i „ f Travel Officials, and for , ' r ,n ,,r ‘ r"ur» b* offrr' 13 fta ra waa secrrUry-sUttaU 1H <m T “ r , , l» r I 1**1* 7 Mtlx . n b U tlfjr dir actor ■, I 1»- "• U demand is sufF la .IJ. ‘ .Vat, U a g iV* . i f JeM. lb# *'n i w ill be offerod Schaal. 'h is wife, and th re e 1•* * * daughter* w ill reside in Oitaodo week. There w ill h , no te u lilrn at f!() Richmond Avc.. th , houic lion or to illou frrs but all suntdlrt forw irrly owtird by Supreme needed fo r th# course w ilt be furnlihed to the *tu lent at cost. Court J u *tira Campbell Thurnal. 'Die rounty adult education proer*m I* supervised hv Fred M ur­ ray, d lle ,lo r o ' ad rlt and vocation­ al d u ra tio n I f further inform a­ tion I* de-i-ed cunreining thin course, pirns* ra il Murray's o fflro whose phone number is fld.t or v l'lt hi* office which Is (orated a-1 I he top ftoor o f the County CONCORD, N il. n —T hr chair­ Couit House. man of Ihe Senate Internal Se rtirity iiih ro m m lllr, say* a broad Inquiry into Influenrcs exerted on U,S, policy in China and Europe was aided by a hearing yesterday on the late H arry Dexter White. A form er Svnford r#*Mmvt. Sen. Jxm rs O. E asllanl (D Mias) said also that an “ in d ivi­ Jo me- «, Kay, -It died sudden! v at his home In Hialeah yesterday dual" he did not identify w ill be Investigated toon on the basis of m n ro lrr. lie m id e d at 61 IV. H lh ?»., Hialeah, where he had lived document* found In White'* ru m ­ fo r 11 year*. Born D»e. 1b. W O , mer home in F tiiw illia m , N .lt., in Hartwell, Ga., hr was a member and turned over lo him. of th , Methodist Church. The m aterial was gathered by He I* survived hy hla widow, New Hampshirw A lly . Gen. Louts Mrs. Ann* Kay. H lrlra h : his mo­ C, Wyman, who dug into a big ther. M r*. Eunlr# K. Dann, o f rardboard box fo r an hour and a F-vnfordi a sister Mr*. J. P. H olt*, half at the hearing a n l produced rlaw, o f Sanford; aad on, nUre, files of correspondence, official Mrs, Roger S -h irld t. al*o of San­ papers and photograph*. ford. Whit# w a i assistant secretary of Funeral aeevlre* w ill h# held Treaiury In tha Roosevelt and at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow at tha Truman administration*, a post hr R rlu o it Funeral Home with th# left in ISM to become If. S. direc­ TTrv. W. P. B rook’ Jr. officiating, tor of the International Monetary flu tia l w ill be In the Eveigtaen Fund. C* mrtery. Peter Schaal Tells Of New Expansion; Serves Cily Firms Classes For Adults On Ceramic Course Will Begin Tuesday While Hearing Aids Inquiry On Policy Former Resident Dies In Hialeah — p h i. tV F .H N E sn A Y A liniT R T J | , 19,',S Asmoeinled I’rim leaned Wirr N o . 2<?S. Crowd Expected For Last Game Here '5 6 Plans For Team Studied Boys' Stale Reps To Tell Jaycees Of Trip To Tally Kridcr Gives Up FSL Presidency The Seminole County Junior Chamber o f Cummrrr# w ill hold iU noon luncheon m erlin* Thurs­ ■me of lha *1S | srirfg day at the Yacht Club. Slate 1 ejcue tu -rtia ll -ea-on to hw Th* five Buy'* N u t, repreirn1 >Z,ty• >I hi hanlurd - ill gc; undevwar tnnight .it . .til it the Sanford Me­ lativei from Sanford w ill sprak morial Ita.rhall Stadium to Ih* Ja jrre s, telling them of Charlie Daw sun p rr.id rn t of IS* their exprrienct* during the week lueal ha-fliall rlnh said "M enihcr* at Tallabat**# from June 16 Vo ut the I-u-j I ba-ehali i isiicialion IS. liavi- made e>ery t.i hrlng tins Th* apeakrr* and 1056 Boy'* baseball fan- and the cllitens of Sanford the he-l ilu h |-m ih le InSUt« Reprrse nta tivr* who w ill dividual* h a ir ; n , n ,if their tu n * b, gurtta o f Ih* Javree member­ an i ninm-y to ru.ike Ihe I1V1 rea­ ship Thursday are: Jama* Claude son a highly suceeivfirl o n e " Hawkins, epmiiorrd hy lb * Rotary I'la tii li-d ji were iiiriuding po«. (.Tub; Herman Ernest Morris, • itiilillrs of ih r larce>t croud even sponsored hy th* Jayrees; Ken­ in the Sanford hall p»ik this i*a neth Mason Ramsey, sponsored -I>n In me ton's’ll I a im r Nnt by th* Km am* Club; John F.donly will it he the i i . l game of tha ward C lark*, sponsored hy th* vea-un here m Sanford fur ihe FIpElka Club; and James Howard r u lj Stale la’ .i^ue Irani, but it w ilt Allred, eponsored by tha Lion* he th* la-i gani* In Sanford fo r Club, John hnder is piriiden! nf tN«s Roy'* Stale, epopsored hv Ihe Florida State I eague American Legion, Department nf K iider -o d this morning. " [ wit! Florida assist* in lb* education he at Ihe game t.-night and hrpa of nur youth and leaches the 8KMIKOLP. COUNTY SCHOOL RiiiH-rmtrndeni rt. T Mltwe- *nd lo sc> the h'cgc.t croud In the youth u f Florida the fundamental A dniinistrativ# Assistant W * ltr r Team#, o n e th r f , - 1 on hnu i «r**nn'i hfslory." precepts o f Government. at tha “ nnivlna in " lo new office* on Commercial Ave Iht* m oininr. In addition to bc'ng the l* * t gam* Th# Junior Chamber of (Vsm- (Photo h r F.m llr of Jama*nn B liu lio l of the Kason for Ihe Sanford Carm rrte i t / particularly Interaalad dlnata, ll w ill pot-ihtv he Ihe lis t in Boy'* State, because, as K iU ir* nf the St. lamis Cardinals for San­ voter* and office holdara, the ford American Legion feel* lha youth Th* season ha- hern an inrontisof Florida ihnutd hare aa under­ 1*rl onr with the Sanford Cardinal* standing o f Ihe problems of pub­ K’Vng up »nd down the ladder o f lic officials, their dutias, their standings in rn m p rliliu n with l i ­ functions, and th# l*we giant and ven other tea-ni of the league, control the actions nf fiaa man, H !* understood that plan-, a ir a l­ !M. Luka* CliiUHan Dav Sell out Ilie constitution. ready under way for the IMA h*»e. Ito-'s Rial# ia non-political and in Slavia w ill begin <!**«*• »n | hall season aa the uss te n o n non-m ilitaiy. Tuesday, Sept, a at » a m. R»draw* to a close tonleht gtslralion fo r ntw pupils i* t Ih# Sanlnrd Cardinals have com­ In r place during th i* w*ek at th* pleted the last M Hav* i f Ihe | | M •t'hool anytime l»eiw*en I a m . eompeiiti'wi without .rdl.Uon.il lic!(» and 1 pm . h iin le rg a itra enroll­ front Ihe si fom ti Cardinals, drment i* at.o inid-’i war. dsfroilrtg ram aikah'e h a irh a ll 1 ear hr <a G-r Ih* cumin* eehool DETROIT P t ro n lM it sgrre wiUi a lim ited fo»te|- of players. year has* Imthi atlemling the liient that wutiid iicad oil a Hu cat t lilnwlng lit* ganie lonigtlt c ity pr*-arh»o| planning -casiuni. ’ih r rued s ln k r of IVB.iasI iTiryrler rrs- - ’n il da-t muylng Uie clay faculty ro n .n l* " f Hw II* v ^ M- Cuip. empluyr- and riim ptrie the from ne it "m m l and Ira n sfrrirjg Tuliy, K. 1- H rllhoiii principal. liiirn p of the It i j Til lee jiilu tom -od f " out !e Hu playing fie ld S U. Snilik. Mi-a 'la iia n Stanko, panu-t on lay If par plan- ap in .Me the p«ik In form a football and ills . Rhraly lic it. The Win field. (reared in Uie making today. GAINESVILLE, Fla. J x - Author iln g a itro group w ill altend sclNegotiators f. r ('h rv Her and th# Itie* sought today to determine aiena u n til noun, and all Hi* CIO United Autn Wnrkers go hack whether Dr. Raymond S. Camp grade* from on# through eight In the hargiinm g labia to ham m rr and his wife Ruth—found shot to w ill have classr* daily from 0 out final detaildeath in Ih rlr homa yesterday — a.m to 1:10 pm . I h r union has set a it like deal (T *••riujin* and the auditorium were slam ar whether their deaths have liecrr painted tc lh Inside n id line of midnight tonight, but l is w rra murder and luicid*. nut during the summer month* ev per led |u - t u t. >, ,1 ,. tm • „r, , « Dr, Camp. J6. w it pedutH rian sarv tn reach a peaceful setlle for G*m#*ville'a famed 21 month anil playground equipment *!•« have l«een mailn mure allraclivi* rneiit. 1 fifar*l L ln fii riufk jrr« ttrs old Mi Jab quadruplet!. hy a new coat nf painL Pupil# •U j I tiif if fro m a fni mi r ftinir* That w.rv done m neg'iialinns Tha bodlr* were found on th* w ill transported by a new with twills G in i-i.il Motors and Mrol n i * ' ■ t r i p t t l art* floor of a bedroom. T h tir only 111 pant tiger bus puirhased by t uni, the oilier Rig H irer toitipx I t a Ihi 14 f\nw a pn»<luc«r of son. Itussrll.4. was lying nearby Uia srhool hoard. Memhei* of nir«, before precedent.selling l.iy m im ltr li, wounded. Poller Chl«f W, D. Joiner tha irhuol board a t* Andrew H1111y Fw 'fo lia r n f SaI«l»Lirrf off pay plans and other major Cun said Mra. Camp, M, held a .21- Duda J r „ Fardinand Duda, Jnr L. tr a d benefits were given in (he -M*l i4«M i i . I Join at t lin r nooa cabber pistol In her hand. M iklcr, Andrew Stanko, and John union in early June. (th l,i i*n fn«. time i li«i i k ill# Atty. T. t . Duncan la id Duda J r. ireasurar. ilvlhtir* o f pr-xliiv-M»*f "TTi^ IJivn that “ thus fa r K Bppaara la b* The annual churrh and school )I!ri kofit^'a Tiriga 1^ Sanford in tha a family a ffa ir." pirnte w ill h* hrld nn Hunday, n« .ir future Ih* local picnic \ rompUt.s m il d ia l ihovrt MnJ* Joiner said Ih# rowpl* h id barn Rapt. 4 a t far rt|i(a in i,ii9 with a m t of d«ad about 14 hour* whtn found ground*. Games, rnntrsts, and re|“-1V i f fo !*p |H i* ir tilc ii tw ItN i by Mrr. Camp'* brother Dr. Piarcw fraahmanta w ill occupy lha a fte r­ Cahl* ro n tric ln rs are hard at in FtorhJa, a» V« ro ll* #rK nnd Aligned of Atlanta, who drora her* noon'* progtam. work providing additional cables po.iiM y hrt*** yesterday for a visit. (or Telephone Company expansion MAY TARE RTEP-H linlirations f tin yrataiday*t Dr. Allgood told nrw*m*n ’Tsoth lE O t'L jP — Finance Minister Tile contractor* are repoittd lo rnr»tinr »h*’wr liar th# pnitlhill* had bren ra lre m tly depressed this last month. Wa never did know Kim flyun Chid said today South Ik- plartng additional cable along li» * «f |tr*« tfitln r ih# tiiinair«»l In Korea may rape I forrign business­ F irst St., In Elm Avc., nut Elin Simford u n iirr tt(r aU 'i'iick of thA what It wa* all about." men who refuse to pay taxev. A v * . lo 11th S t, and from Hicia l.i-ch* llhth IfMik " I f they fail to pay taxes, we In fan out over Ihe entire south­ llrn Wad#, pi* Milrnt of Ih* ran not but tell them tn leave th r west section of Sanford where tele­ rV. .. p it iiilo l at |f*%trrdA|>'a ftirrtlfijf. phone servin' is badly needed country," Kim told newsmrn. St Luke Students Report Next Tuesday Authorities Seek To Explain Nature Of Double Deaths Conlracl Treaty Appears In Making Ex-Trapeze Artist Speaks To Lions A dditional Cables Placed For Phones Donicl W. Simmons Dies In Hospital Following Illness Danlsl W. Fimmnnt IM. died In t l * FrrnaM Laughton Memorial Hospital 10:33 p m. Monday night frllo w ln r an Hints* o f three w**ka. 11* w #i l«>rn Oct. |0. 1*01, In O r­ lando and had lived In Chuluota fo r over W j u n . A rrtir«d form er ritru * g ro w tr at Chuluota, h# war married Dee. ?8. 1IW. to Mia* Edith l/in g , Chnluota. II* waa a m*inher o f tha Chuluota RapUit Church. Mr, Rlmmons I* »urvl**d hy hi* widow, Mra. Edith L, Simmon*. Chuluota; ! * • daughters, M r*. Lottie Gora. Chuluota; Mrs. M in. nla Tindall, T it u ir illr ; eight grandchildren. D anry Gor*. A r* radiat H arry G et*, Chuluota) Har­ vey Gore. Paala; Elijah Cora, Chuluota; SH second rlasa, Ray­ mond Gor*, If. R Navy, CMncotaagua, Va.; LaVay lane, Chuluota; Mra. Sauls* Sutton, Oxford, Eng­ land; Mr*. Viola Kchn, T ltu a rillo ; l»a great grandchildren; on* hea­ ther. Charles Laoaard Simmaaa, Jarkaaarllla. F n n m l aarric** w in h# held tomorrow a t t p. at. a t th * Chuluata B aptist Church w ith tha Ray. Chari*# Iw a g g e rty officia t­ ing. Burial w « ha la th * Cfodwata kehte tnnildwrwd tw W ont In noeraUon in a nraaend aerrem eqt for Ike ■ Ike Cfor o u r. H la 71 (eel laaur aad la able to entry IM ooaaeecem, �For your 3 -day holiday week-end Notice u n rtrR tax n r n r u jk r n .lU T » « fob <••*. IH I I FlarMa ■ItltlM • ( not 'icx ix H K K xir m in ts . T t l l Ifa rjn rl* C X heaatd 1b» h eld r r « f ih* fn lln n ln h c . f l 't l r . t * h i* fl|*d h M r* -|ll|i-* l* fn r l a i d n i l In h* l**n.d I k i iw n T h t ■» n lftr a l* n n m h .r and >*»r nf th* d.icripM on n l Ih* pf"r»> l r. a n d Ih* nam * m w b lrh It » H *»• ■i h M »r* a t u iln * * : r * r t l |l r l l * Nn. I l l T M f n f ! • J u * a 1*. A. r*. 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W j l H T l O F FLO B ID A, g a m & z k K Ara or> Pa r a t aa4. F in a l, v o n r a Vntt** M h a n k y (l* * n t h a t th* Wh4 w *Ir »*4 w ill, <t* lb* l* th day • e a**a*vb*r, a. n m i . *r***ni l a **>* B *o*»abl* ermimy J u t , * n f ■Bbianl* C *unty, F lorida, w r f l* . a l r* i« r* . ******* **4 T N d u r t , A* B***nt*e n f ih * K*t*t* n r Mthn • m *. a r . 4*n****4. and a t aald t i n * , th an *n4 tb*ea, m ahn a n i l » allnil In lb * • •Id i n d f * fn r • f in . a l a a tll* n a * l n f n r a d v l* U lr * i tint* n f pnM anlat*. a * 4 fn r an n*. 1 0 0 -fU B o x o f <10 (Ofrw iaf n * f k '* r ** i i ft. T. Il*f*dnn f U f h C lfnull f> »irl. fa m ln nl* r n n n l r . F t«rl4* #rwj iiiKiR ppx«iw V | uw 1* ■ su^ .^TnoBuri W A irw p|pv Welcome Navy B IL O X I, M i n . c n - T h * ic a n llly d i d body of a n e ld e rly i c d t i t -BE OUR GUEST". vtrictl coUvrlloo. O ffic rri a ald h e r o a lr knotrn f i i f w n d y e i t e r d i y i m i d a r i l i tu r v iv o r w i t > i n t e r , M u . A d U il t»f p o tie iilo n a a n d d e b r it th a t in- iliu m o< C in cin n a ti. rin d e d fo u r liv e a n d fo u r d e a d p a r ­ r e l! and e a n a n c i. O fficer* a ald M n . A lice M L e m (Buddy) C a rtrr, rtgarded a t the next third haieman for the New York Yankee*, ha* been optin n e d to Birmingham In the South­ ern Asm . L a it *pting the Yankees SAVING QUICK FROZEN Dressed & D raw n YOUNG TENDER HEN TURKEYS ‘SUPER-RIGHT” H alf or Whole Ready to E at Smoked ' W* k i i t Lasted I t tlr-eoadU ilohtd m s * s i i t s Mir*Lea MotaL A b w tlo itlr TREE t * a ll saw ■ rrita ta a t aar Naval A ir Rlatlaau F iik ap Taxr k i n a t l i t a rfu a a f Odham & Tudor, Inc. P a r k e r h a d b**n d e a d a w rclf. T h e d a te of d e a th w a i act at A ” S. 22 by a e n r o n r r ’a Ju ry , w hich al>o ruled d e a th re s u lte d fro n t n a tu r a l optioned him to Denver from where c a u te i. N eighbor* w h o n o tic e d a t tr r .n : he vrai awltched In Birmingham. o d o r c o m in g f r o m th * fcmifn n o ti­ fied o fficer* , w h o e n te re d th rm ish a aerrened window and picked their way through a ronfutlon o( suit ea»et, em pty box**, paper bag*, ra n n « l food and ataeki of axm paperi. Along lha walla u n i under ta ­ ble t warn atark* of canned food The mom al»o contained tr v r r a l fla ih lig h t*. a coup!* of dozen f!a*h lig h t batleriea, a halfdoren pair* o f ahora that apparently were nev• f wnm, a poriahlo typew riter and counUeia other a itic lr* . No o fftrla l eiplanation wa* g u rn for the CeeiSemelW R o lls { M u c h I ’l a l c a 1 tian-rf h n re h m I v r n w r l r m l fo r Ih n M a r in * O v p e . T o t w w O p i l l l T tW b ln a in fc ittw .it In a lig h U y ' ■ rm n rrrl, a n U -tn n k re h te lo th a t m o o n la n ix 10ft-m m . m t d t lc M r ifle * a lo n g w it h f o u r A O - c a litw a t n t . t t * t rillcM,. lM P tl l o aslahlL-Ji rattp n . T h rt Q n to B tv lm rin ra a ifh a h it - — .* w w r f l h d n n v l m d ^ l T rT fiT T . CHARM •U n M m a f P in * lln n ta a * 2 IU ft. F rrtw li A t* . IN Y e a ! D iv id e n d s f r o m COST 1 5 -3 5 ? ? o n F iro o W in d -H o m e o w n e rt I n s u r a n c e BOYD-WALLACE FLORIDA GRADE A’ Dressed an ‘d Drawn .Whole FRYERS Super-Right Heavy Western f ~ _ Super-Right Skinlexx Chuck Roast Franks lb. 39c Southern Star Cooked, Bonclces ASkinleag Canned Hams 5 lb. can 3.99 Headless Largo LARGE SWEET RIPE. FRESH HARD RIPE d o aU th iiib i mi a* nttrh Fa*•» _ _ N a r a u X M *rrt* aa Bbaentne nf th * Xal t t * nf jfik * P a u l. be. „ i>*e*aatd. oew; Pick u p a b io w p p ly o f RC fo r th o La b o r D a y w a a k a n d iie iiR p r m vR N . • * 4 B *e*l* Tllll*. *e * f tb * fn lln v ln * M M id c arllfle al* M J f * n a d tharenn. r Fresh Seedless Grapes Cjisp ruexl Celery __ KasUro Elberta Peaches ( Lemons SULTANA Light Meat y*nr a 4**nrl*Hnn n f , . . . fbn * n v n l . v h lrh •je ae* a* rM inv*: m i r •« , »ja * f Pr<»w*fle; B u m Shsia* Flat ANN PAGE Tart-Sweet ekUB atatt**d a t* * * S C tf S ’.'f’A.'S! Sff'tA A&E Full Flavor asw i A&P Fancy Hawaiian SLICED tb a y f i e a d p o a tib U xuffacxa lia d a la e tiv a a rh a e k in g MEL-O'BIT Process American o r Pimento. Td 'iw ttT v Y i JANE PARKER STREUSSEE Lxrgw R-Ineh Special EXTRA SPECIAL! r jr i 3&rv 7,1f l eok is so kv la b M b til M n n and. Ertrybody « i| p f»r BC. S^ p t aaougk !• y tv rro �Specter O f Farm Surplus Casting P all c lc n M c C lo y ^ . 1 < i tuinuUa to pauM at U u i Deere 1 labia on bid way out and aa>. • Hur­ ry. Sara, but l i t got to run * "Ho d id s t call tut Bara today. Ha called ma Dacra. 1 Uunk be wad leading me About ta kin g my yob ao aartoualy. Pretending I * anted to ba treated like ann'.nrr man inatead el a de[>cndent ta­ male." "U Hona didn't k a ta under lu i owe eteam and traen l pareuaded. what then T" returned the captain. ••There • only one «Ut»r pcnaiMlity — lotve. That'a <een in the back ol CHAPTER SEVEN T U * DOOR la C w .elood L i open In mind............. all the Ume. THE lo the ine your i . _ha»n „ , t it?fh aught. Bluo-ehadad lam pa on eiU i.r TeJ * * ' * l' c l m0 cd lh a ahudier. Ilut why dtdn t any mda o u t • deathly tight on ttepa which led directly Into the charge one notice?" 'T'm not talking about open vioroom, fo r generation! Uie duaty irn.e T htre* another kind of Root had aot bet* pollifted by any­ force. Suppoe* aomton* neld a thing but ahoa leather. cor.ccaltd kaite on your friend anJ ■A aergaeat m umiorm hat ba- told turn to walk out quietly, ao no . hind a high deatu Hia looee checka on* would notice. A gun tan t a fla g g e d like the weary jow l* of an real threat la a crowd. Once it a > ld hound, but Me faded eyet Bred in * attacker t* trapped by *h* lighted with fn endlineee aa be saw none, tie knowt that and b* wn » i Judith. the victim know* tt. But a w rit, " M i * Jen kina, what annge you is different. Tou can clip a m..*e here?" into a guy and get away before ‘ Una of my lanenu. Ha a nurs­ an) one in a crowd *u< |«.ta trier* ing and there htema to have barn i* anything wrong." Kara garped. •omaone alee In hia apartment thia •T h a t* unbelievable"* J u d i t h .evening. Any chance of our talkp io u r.ro . -Why ehould a thing /ta g to CepL Bandore?' i 'Sura. Go etra-gbl through the like that Happen to G erry? He 1 peal room to the door In Ihe back." didn't carry large lu m i in earn. * “The next room" waa unexpect- Anyone could tell that by looking lo d ly domeetie. A plump cat purred at him." "How well did you know bun?" beaide an riectne hot plate where • n otd-faatitoned enamel pot d if­ naked Capl. Sanders Judith frowned. "He'a been a fuse* • emeli o f boiled codec. Only th e wsJla. ademed with pnotoe of tenant of mm* for nearly a year. -oraaleo criminal*. tainted the Bin- That a now I met hun. lie wa* a radio producer. He and another mon of ooaineaa. The next door brought them Into man were partners They hsd two ‘ an office barely large enough for weestly ihon • on one of the big a deab and two caaira. Fortunate- networks When he rented the ly. CapC Sander* was a email man. apartment he gave the Mercantile but thay bad to aqueaxe past Mm r.u a t Co. aa a financial reference O a s he root. Judith wared Sara to­ He a U both parenta dead, bur he ward the extra chair aad perched hsa a couam to New T ork, Mrs • a the low. wide window atll. cocky Caleb Harmon. He gov* her aa J u a arty opnii ow. "Thie u Mtaa peraonal n frrtn c e ." "Tea beard of her. Money." The Dacra. It's her ■lory, captain. 1 captain mused "Horses? Yachts? JuM m m * along lo r the nde.' ■— 1— batoned to Bara todtt- No, 1 think it's hnvpilala and good •OreaUy anui too came to the w ..rks What did lh * guy to ik sound overhead in G e rry* apart­ •b e ? " Mara h ra iia lrd ment. "W a ll b a n name men in a It waa Judith who an«werr»l p i owl anr cnoeb the building before "He waa tall and thin, w ith an you got back." "B ut there wasn't anyone hi anay, lounging figure. H a ir and 0 O errya apartment," objected Ju­ ty ro were brown. Ha bad n plain face aad n pleasant smito.' dith. "Wo looked." "DM you look to the re liar 7 Or The captain turned to Mara. dn too roof T Thta to n job to r the "W hat waa ha wearing today ?" "A sort felt hat, lawn color, the poi.ee, M mu Jen kina." A t too ond of Bern's raatal bo kind you aaa wear w ith either a ably. "Hear, let’s nil gray o r brown suit. Today hia suit what could bare arms brown. Hcningbooe, 1 think. Hone laR the And ha had nice, heavy, dark brown shorn. They wera lh * only to Mara by aomo- th u g shoot him that looked ax a atea. I * m t buy the Men tdaa that peeveire ." H-membared an ptaaa "Except hi* watch," put to Ju­ •nddanly rrmambarad dith. t t waa a good gold watch | 0 tog appwafmmt w mithM torn off "withbat. If w ith a brows alligator wristband. toot i rreartoo M f S a n t war* that m - Ha Stic* showed me someth mg an' ham forgoUan forgoUea M tog. ha wonMal ham M graved on too hack: T o Gerry Ukety that from Mother with ta to t to * atoen So rR'a a bkely got him to laara. Bat lM d .* " "Necktie ?" • f any farm at perwouM make him Mar* "D o rk rod, without any pattern, Che you?" and n white shirt," m id Bars. Mb bar bend atoarty. "Olores? Cuff lin k s ?" m o n ii ta a taa m b i atata aa m a Atasua. W«« Tart. Sara Dacra ltd u iw iu u i j> Mutfel Ih« "*lra aI lad ,a" m»r f t aaata m m , M iu a kad taasai•waif MCTtttd USD UbckM iraaaura aa um Maairr aaaatar taara. aul totfara ha aaui i rarer aot hia »laa w ra'tr.rra M. daaia ilaiaiad * i »l Wtnla araktaa l i l t aunhua har»a Datf* aaataactadlv as»t hat a»i*htof. Cum float, aad had ar*o«n»aa»ad aiM la a ahara la Ida w illw * t n 'r* H i m aaan hiw diMaaaarad A jal-lih* Onaaial aua maa la aa (Haadla *tta Sarah M I ha n h u m . aad a t, aha jm*\k*4 t o * . a "-aa «Mh lua.ua laa«V a f « IWMwad hac. m iff •■Wallet ?" -dm uolh, brown leather Muffed with cattle and memo*," said Bara. "Sock* ?" "Oh. dear. 1 don t remember." "And ht'w writ did yod know him. Miea Dacre?" bar* flushed. *1 ten l say wa were old friend*. I cnly knew h.m bevauae he happened to live in tha tame apartment building I did." "In New York m«*t people lusva no idea who live* in tne next apartment." “There are only three tenants in my building," put ta Judith. "Ger­ ry Hone. M i** lucre and myaclf. H i inevitable a* mould run into each other mot* often than peo­ ple in a la ig e r building " "Have you eeen much of him. Mi** Dacra ?'! "Not very much It wa* only »i* month* ago that 1 rented my apartment. I *a» Gerry in the lob­ by now and then and after s while w* began to u y good morn ng.' That wa* a ll until Christmas Eve. 1 cam* in carrying a dotrn a m *If package* and Gerry was in the lobby. H * was surprised when I •tarted lo use the fir* sta irs I ex­ plained I had a phobia—a silly (ear of being atone to automatic ele­ vator*. He insisted on taking me up m the elevator himself and car­ ried m y parcel* into my a part­ ment. 1 noticed he wa* coming down w ith a hart cold, ao I gave him not lemonade with rum. but it didn't help because hi* cold lasted a month or more afterward. I haven't seen *o much nt him lately because I'v e been at Lh* lib ra ry a l­ most every evening until 10. doing a research job tar the magazine I work fo r—Collector* Item ." Bandera looked at the glaasrw m her hand. "Near-eighted? Most researcher* are." "N ot w ith three. A ikw pre»- nplion I got only two d*>* ego. Even at fl distance, everything ta sharp and clear aa if R wet* always broad daylight." "D id any of the people who were in tha rro w d at the accidrnt tu rn up ’ the Automat altrrw a rd ?" "> d id n 't notice any." "Did anyone in the Autom at •peak to llone? Or aeem to be watching him ?" " N s There wa* a man who spoke lo me. He Ml at nur la id * lo dnnk a cup of roflte while Ger­ ry wa* getting ttiangr. A Hindu or an Arab, 1 think. And h * left hurriedly. He didn't finish hia cof­ fee." "W hat did he say to you?" " lie just asked if the place wera vacant and 1 »*ul ye*. Then he saw ma to ttin g at aom-thing tattooed on h>s w ris t—a cat—aad h * aaid It had been don* la Rangoon." An Idea name to Bara. "You thm b b* eras distracting my attention wmto someone else (poke to G erry?" "P erhaps" • "The** question* aocmd aa If you wsre worried, captain," aatd Ju ­ dith. "1 am." I T# If* CnafHiaedJ B o th g irl* shook th e i r h e a d s it bar* taken Mm twa letaa McOor Rtanauu Sr setaaa— w With baadnwi Uousa !»«. DMtrtbataa i Kmc km lite* C I i never wore glove* POLICEMAN'S GUN T A K E N DALLAS, Tex., ih - A thief stole a policeman's plvtol during a tavern rhubarb ye*tcrd..y and es­ caped on a bus as tha officer m lis*d h it weapon. Three police­ men chased the but sis blocks through rush hour traffic to over power and disarm the U-year-old E R IE , Pa. Jv-Gannon College m in . lie tried to draw- the re students era uilng the school's solver aboard Ihr crowded bus as money to play tha stock market, the officers grabbed him. and whst'a more, th e ir tnvaitmenl* are showing a tid y profit. MOTORCYCLE RICKS BACK True, the students have nothing OKLAHOMA CITY, (ft - O fficer to lose. But they're having fun and A. F. Blarkshora limped into learning something about tha busi­ Mercy Hospital's emergency room ness world, says the college. " I kicked my motorcycle," Uv; Tha money they use cornea from officer told attendants. " I t kicked back." ha explained a "student Investment fu n d " given the school in 1M0 by PublUbcr Ed­ befnre submitting In treatm ent lot ward Lamb of the E ric Dispatch. cuts and bruises on his Irg. Lamb has duplicated his original grant o f 13.300 three Ume* and Ihe ferent fie ld * of Industry which 110,000 h ia been invested by stu­ might Influence their derision in dent! in stocks with a currant choosing future em ploym ent" market value of 112.200. T heir net Meetings to dliruss the fund are profit of 12.210 dees not include I held weekly by the students. But operating expenses and taxes. Tha | only business and finance students profits go back to the college. are allowed lo vote on Invest­ Lamb la id tha purpose of the ment*. A* certain securities rome fund was to give tha s tu d m li an up foi discussion, groups of sluopportunity lo gain practical expe­ dents are assigned to dn research rience In themeehanical opera­ and report on their analysts. Stork Is bought only a fte r all tions of the stock market, the art of research and analysis and "the angles have been conGdrred And activities and potentiality to dif- the same procedure ta used to selllag stock. Two faculty members act as technical advisers. News Of Men College Students UseSchoolFunds In Service I FORT RAM HOUSTON. Tex. T in t Lt. John H. Anderson, 2T whose wlfs, Mary, lives at il to V tU lia Clark Cl . Sanford, reesntly eompkted tha Army McdT cs! Flsld Servies Bchool'i millisry onmUUon rourto at Fori I s n Houston. Tax. The w a r n gsvs L is u le n tn i AnBsram a knowledge o f tha duties and rsip o n ilb U ltisi a f • m illU ry to s d ifil officer. He has received orders assign­ ing h 'n to F ort Bcnnlng, Ga. tw Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. ^ F ra n k Adams, I N N. Lee 81, Or­ lando, waa graduated from Me harry Medical School, Nashville, T e n n . in 1IM and I* a member • f Kappa Alpha Psl fratertul y. Don Phillips, San Jose State end. works aa a shipping clerk In aa Ink factory during tha summer. Stan Comstock EaUbU*h«d 20 j r t t n in Orlando RK0W M BN 06 TELEVISIO N ELECTRONICS Fund, Inc A I-ABT TTMP TONIGHT FTARTS fill mrmmm am\ A ito J S DORTllimMEntSSTMSADtir! •• m m htr m mm•h mmemimmn«mmu mm m • krflu i I I I » I M M MM| • itffl* i tor m 0 B R M tow mm its r»r m ssz TTT - 1 I* R PIUS P ps» * s g ? fta C s M M S M 4 S W T*a M M SM ,*aT Jm p f f iS S jg S w S ® •j'd a well over American diplo■lary and American polllit**. The prohlfm ic older Ilian Ihc lepublic. It grnv»! bigger by Ihr lay, and no ready solution is in .igtil. A quarter r*n tu ry hefarr th» Vmerican RevolitUim Ihe colonial covernmcnt of Virginia bou«.il u.' and burned an extis heavy lobac co n o p lo keep the ptics from going down. The I S. government Md *ear* '.ster stilt follows this havic prirepropping pallrtn. Rul it no linger destroys surplus farm good]. Il puts them sway, al toe staggering over-all vloiagr co-t nf JJO.OiiO an A d d itio n a l W ant Ads W hos There?’ No Reply Cause O f Woman Leaving Home LOCKER P L A N T 67c C llW u ) 69c FR YER S Wieners Lb. CHOOSE & USE Sharp Cheese 39c Lb.69c HAM S u,‘ 59c ROUND STEAK' 69c PORK CHOPS 63c GROUND BEEF 37c IC EC R EA M 98 W K8TKHN f . R. ( H t lll K III I l li/wcnA NAM* a Z H X M to R W H IN INVX8TING For Stock M arket hour. I have production in hxtance with Where did it *'! come ftom . sumption. One wheat aurplus is this five billion d o lla it in excCw no lin g e r grov.ing. cotton, wheat, rorn. rice, d a iry. . products and ot ter commodities.'>l a'LI nirss “ '■'** Congrfvs c n.ie-» ratre* tie • >P port p tee — *nd remember r<**t What's to become of it? Why ca n t this vast cornucopia year i t an eledlun year—« f ran of food and RLrci be led out lo the hold the ltn< *nd visit for a ih rt world? Why m ud it mount in bin- crop eilhcr hrre or in s h ll pi > anti elevators, al»a>v m danger o! iluccr 1le < * naifi T icn we coi .: I spoiling, while people go hungry draw off our •iirptu* and ill-clad' "The livestl irk Indui•try Is call -I * This question — of want amid u* out nf lh r f jrn surplus. T Y plenty —bedevds in * conscience ol d jiry * tuat'O n 1* no lo n ic r gn m. the is im r r ant ti.r government G iir on! y r r j ; h r jo .1i hes * : • c omci.it ton and tu c '1,1 Rut what would happen if all Col tori p<■skv bee au*e nf co the l . S sutplov . ere unloaded at p rttlu n It mu-t r ■mpete w * 1 lire sale prices' V. home, the lorelgn rotton and at! other fib T4 (arm cron uni) vu.dd he knocked as well -r*r« t!ie unifier 4 into a corked bat Vbroad, rvp o it like rav «n% i r id Inc nt• s "m lracl »a ing countries wbo-e li.cndstups n< fah: n • l oiled Mates tu.ll> nrcd> would R «r lim ply hx< nn plsce to * 1, be in lu iia lrd , prrtiaps alienated Tlie \ n r r j f j rv pewple 2 CIHM I'v for good, at the sight r.f Ih n r own don't r jre t >r it, and .ft arc' J 4 markets {,me jlim m e iin g like Soi ' h f i ' i V i 'here it U t And m |volilh*n iv l,kc!». vn the staple it b rrr f r D eir ilv n.dt 'n«, n r of the luad presidential year such 4 l> prvktim m i IttirniA* to forget 131* tiia l was Ihc )car It in Btirplu*. of Harry S I'ruman's v jip riv i /lE T l' knt l prrsidrnllat viclcrv, due m girat " I I < \ \ * n t M i |||.;v f \ | I l part lo a switch ol disgiunt'rd \Yc I Am;. " ! . If'.Vs I’-sjjr It V1VIINNI e O llli. of Rena "MISS Hr put'i is an votes m the 11 At idNrvsiis, 1 9 ii." poses with her west farm alalclaw book* on the steps at t >e The uonic liu tn about Ihe n u * c V S bupren • Court Hull, ng I of thr sutpiuv |« t u t Vincricati Wsihingtnn She t* a student *t (armrrs. wdh the iv ft uni. til the American University Schi«d im d riw iitm ; tic m a ;am>t tile rt l.*w in Ihe natron’s capital. Mi ** t< cl i a .. . iCv ol n .She to believed to be Ihe first rad tU'illllC ficient to t ton, * liw student to enter the Mi ! i ache, iv a clav,ic <\ 4 ili| ilr : Amenta cwnltot (intcm suoivaij "T il hold .low u , • !!»m |»r «m| hc tillitl [ tion tbi* year we c it tu t rultiiQ Urn! Xi 1* million at N o te S b m v in tf II i«*r crn l brlukk ta il seal, l»Ui* d re i.illrit. i^siirinm rnt You'll 'like With Mirth •’ Well* lHr TOlIi' l farmer Iwm;>i I a little mote fe rtllire i. got an t irr A t T it • i resist?r* A n tic * ( ' f liactor an.l moie hug killer. Now " M A " iltu l " i ' A ” 4Issue N ilI - _______ TOR K I M _______ - I wc’ic expecting a irc m d yield per acre throwing total production to J j ir s ^ l bedri'wim tinlintuslird spl. five. within 7 per cent ot 1331 " Kitchen equipment optional. The govrrnm rtil t* -tuck wdli Yard, it'-’ c’s, HuJ M j J. I ’h. hGJ nr IStA J. _______ _ seeking * solution within Ihr turn plev faint »uppoit system it ha.fT R N lM IK H S flis'in home on built over lh* past .to years Sanford •prl.snd highway The lienrh m aik for this j j i t r m St John's River Mi.e North ot • — none \ / / is lumethmg exiled *‘p a iily ." The iiroigr J. M (■ai ilncr, i'hom' law declares parity I t he rqually lln j J 1 la ir lo Ihn farm er and the ron 2 lUdrootn fumivhed house lonK turner. Its terms are Ihr pi le r' French. Inquire HP French Ihe farmer pays for the tilin g s he I ' ii me 2?lit J. needs to keep pim liii mg—Dung' Two betiniom furnished spari like fr it direr, machinery, electri­ mefil 2KM Magnolia, Vai.toi city . monthly I'hom 1«7J, llobcrt Ih c law directs that Ih r six haste A. Williams. _____________ commodities—corn, rut Ion, whr.it. g -R E A l ESTATE YO1 SV IJt—I rue. tobacco and peanut*—must be Two Bedroom llom«« federally >iip|tnitrd *t tnlsvern Take jour choice of two Either M'v and Wt pei cent of p a rity .1 ran lx- financed for lev* tiu n This means a fa in te r wlm co-’ 11000.00 down, balance numthlv operates by accepting an rage a| Both have Idtehen eqmotis*nl lotments and marketing quotas Roller! A. Willhniw, Itrisltiir will have hi* prt-Jure takrn off Itovnion'l l-undqulvl, Avwttialr hit handi by the government any I'titine lt . l l Atlantic Bank Hide. time he r a n t get at ! r * ‘ t Ihe A ft TITLES FOR SAI K~ —A support p ii-e for il in the m a ik tl KOI™s' a' i ! e — Kenmnre Blender pl.ur. l"o d . |*0 0 , 10 ch-.ir l'r>vtal In addition to the sis has in , pht-s. to " ill*.. I t " oo, lla tl lung nuts, honey, dairy product«, flock. So year* ntd. nedv wool and niohali must lie support Sprtng. f a i o i Duncan I'l) (e. mahogany lim inp I aide reed at between ?.A ami M per lent lauCK DXIVfl lo-ssrurvl Powell tile w afi- aiwl eliildren R obnt ? aiwt r r »eii | r * f i in " v 20 ', I t " tsi. of parity. Ollier eoiumodtli-s vre Dune, 3, recover (top) from efti-ct* of tear gat in t'hw-aen after 23 Hall m irror, mountrd, plate similarly supported as app'iiptlal terror-rtfickcn hour* a%bcK.ltiges of Htchanl Carivcliter, 2*. At IxdSlavs iv to " x 2J" tlS tw . iiiT ed for. lom, the shlitlexs murder suapert lx searched for w cmpoftv. I'.ir I >-•>St Av« I'hnT'e 21 tv p.-nlee, Sought lit rtinneetlon with the slajic.g nf • detective xtnl l l l r reason for *11 this help t i IM III I P t) V M I. II I t r w Ie ^ ta V • rwvoting ot another pot term-ai, ended the W'mdv City ■ hlggrst man­ Ihe farmer Is Dial hr is con hunt rinen DlUlngcevrhrri he u rreioterr.l rneekty.Powell had lipped stdrrrd basie lo t te eronomy. l i t H A M i. li —Breakfa-t I'nok l ol |sutler ueqiltc the llirra l to hia fam ily, f fMernaltomit .Scmmipholol) ored, temale. Milvl be evi>er ting Ids purchasing power slip ienecd. Apply t'elery U ty ttr lll might stait a general down spiral Working h'lurv V a. m to I |> in Hie system puts tha Agriculture Department, whose rn m m o d ilici - M n if lf t / B m U / T r i l l f r t - _H 7 Say* ( i edit Corporation eorvluet- pm-e ' ( i . k a K a m t : SAM supp-irl operations, in Ihe inoldltKrcoaililionril fin s ra n lrrd USED MOTORS The pinch generally forties bet w e n 1! It P SEA-KING, congressional pre u ite to unload good condition 12*VI PLYMOUTH, England -w— A Ifampson. I', was tiring twdllCied the surpluses amt the Slate nr I. I. II I*. KVINRUDK. member of I'a riia m rn t ha» set It) a ghost In the top-floor apart Commrrre department!, fra ifu t ol run- like a top and beats rowing 121V)out to help a constituent tnuvr nut men! of a century-old house. Con the efleet* on relations abroad m -crvat.v* Ml* Joan Y ickris Intel the econom> at home 3« II. I* s c o r r - ATWATER. nf a haunted hnu>'\ Ilk* m » lo j.tu "We’re damned tf vre do and H e a r i n g that M n . William ested tiersrlf In Dvrs case. S H V SCOTT-ATWATKit *'t am quite convinced by her damned If we don’t . " sighed one refmi>hcd ................... V) store.'' said the lawmaker. " I Agriculture Department official S II JOHNSON. T A IK FOIl MONEY shall ice Ihe atdhnritie* In an el Even so, he was moderately op Very rood condition ... Itto o o ROANOKE, V* ,JP— "A farmer fort to help tha poor woman gel i liltti'tie : Two i || .SEA BEK'S is c n lllltd to a little ennversalinn" new quarters.” Your choice ..........t A to | "A theat In-As pretty gust WV 3 4 H K VINIIU DE ............ 342 V) when he pays v fea to a veterina­ Mrs Hjtnpson's ghost trouble 3 4 EVINRUDE ................ Mono began two months ago when she « II WIEAHII .. 17130 rian. heard a m ystrrim u voire calling rKNTII.ll. KI.OIIIIIV CHUCK IIICK/.E 7 'j H. P FIRESTONE, That'* w h it V irginia's commiss­ out in the night. She alto com with lank, like new tlo l oo a n d sroii.w .i: co . ioner r f s g iic u llu rf. Parke Brink plained of unseen hand* Hutching 1 iu H P SCO 1T-ATWATER, ro m p lrlrly overhauled, ley. fold a m crtlng of veterinarians at her dress snd touching her A slral al ............... t»3 9i hete. Don't ju»t pocket the fee xml shoulders. 10 II. JOHNSON, Thing* got so had that Mr» wi'U sear shift tank . . . . II23U0 leave, hut tell lh# farm er whxt’ v llam p-on appealed to her husband, 10 II P FIRBKTONE, wrong with Ihe animal. Iln u klry W l I O I a K s S A L K A M ) K 1 C T A I1 * x seaman, lo m ine home from Ihe gear *hift morlcl .. g*Jou said, He i l i J il was gomh ptdiile Mediterranean She saiit she was 12 II SKA-BEE 401 Wrist T h irte e n th S lre c l I’hnttf I-1IR Very good condition , | t :;nu le la lio n i. desperate The navy flew Ihe sea­ 10 If FIRESTONE. 111 EM I I'BICES F.l'l K f T I U T i l l Its - l l t l - N LT. man home on (ompasslonate leave •u n ita ry lank «U2 3o M l A M T CONTINt I'.S and he Investigated 16 H s c o r r ATWATE t IHIY NOW —4 '|, o s i l» I.A IlO lt HAY J AC KSON. M lr h , K- County " A t fust I limugtit Ihe ta in nf with gear shift, tank, and lernotv fo n tm l, JliAOrj rujuTVionv wantetl to do Away ghostly visitations, sllallge no I set IT.A. f i t ’ LDK A —H IKE! I U to M ' »* C LHA1R 22 II JOHNSON. with costly cleaning of the cmmty and invisible hands to be my wife's Runs gwMl. and wtO p ill LARGE EXTRA LGE. building'! ornsle h r * ! ! ilooi* They imagination." he said, "tin t—when 2 *cts of s k lis . f no no • vked bids on four new autumalic I saw s door latch Itself shut I New 1*13 Vlialel E V IN R U iK h confess I wa* seared.” 3 If L ltlllT W IN ........ | m « glass door*. When hi.H were rccrlvrd , super-1 Housing authorities indlraled luc 1 4 If FI.EETW IN ............ i n t o liltfiS M iD A F lC ri'''N A ~ 15 H FASTWIN ......... jssoo visors derided brass is just fine Hampsoru will IN «»s tt , . J. JI. 23 If Flee. Starling The new doors would cost to V»l *p a ilm rn t. • Big Twin 123 10 m .s i'll You lla v r? LG ED IN III Is IT.A N T h INGAS ItE M VB1.K C lan. Aluminum or Mahogany Boa H. Gator trailers Several models of used boats A trailers on halM r r m na!)' ItO ILS O N S p u rt i.ig flm id * Esiaruile Kale* 4k nervin III II rilV.s! IIH K riltY K M u h I D — lilt. IIV I ON I II. S3* 301 fc. Is* SI, I'honr ffi* E .tnM s w r u s i E ditor'* Note—The I'nitcd Stole Its* mute llu n live billion dollsi invested in surplus fatm product and it spending S?J.Oi*o j i nou ,'or storage co>ti slrne ilow I (Tduce Ihe sire of Ihr stirplu w ifio u t up>clling dome-tie end .V lied rro n o m in i t * pioblem o tin i-ra n k im porU m e. Ilctc, in thr first ol a vetiev of Ihree articles, VI’ repotle r W irre n ftogrre Jr detail! th r background of Ihc puldicat pu n ier it« iw n m . N r im . i ns j r . WASHINGTON ► — Ttif T rc lc r of surplus farm goodv hunting Ihr American economy H ca»f.tig a k -c B W U ftR J L e PAINTS 0 In 1323 Cohn THU COUNI YOU WANT WHKN YOU W A N T IT IN AlaL PINIHHKS, SANFORD P A I N T CO. s*r sr. r n w r a r . FREE PARKING WESTERN LEAN 4'ENTKIt Cl IS l a l) . LE A N P U IIK I*b. GET T H E O FftT — GKT BHAUTKST w �if • * Salute Is Made To John Krider Who Kept Baseball In Sanford For 70 nights, BtnforrT h***b*n fan* hive hid in opportunity to »lt end witch thefr fivorlti sport There hive been eone upi end down*, there heve been n'omenta when it aeemed th at the grand old national paatime would not teat enotnir 24 hour*. But, with the Ingenuity and “worka­ bility" of aome of the fn’ka behind the •cenea. baaeball cjntlnued throughout the •ummer. The *eeaon close* tonight, the cur­ tain drop* acroaa the ataga of the homeruna panorama, the plaver-tinipire wonl-tllta, end the pitcher-hatter duala. Sanford ha* been Indeed fortunate to have »nme of baeeball’a leader* right her# in our mldat Thev live with the outlook ahead of them 'baseball’ John Krider. Sanford's rUv rommUaloner end President of the Florida State League, ha* he*n f"r • '“•••» one of the power* behind baaeball for Florida. P r?iit> • - ’n In toe* In It­ self. Krider was on the lob to rebuild that faith In fine sportsmanship. He«n sport* for th« fin* snd a H ost for h*»*h*u In g*ne»-st. It wae through th» effort* of the club** preildent th*t baxwV,!1 wwv »aved for « number of Florida communities. It ha* been Krider who sat behind the aoepea to dream ur the sporlal event*, the warn* promotions, the to gain the confldenca of the people and the fan# And when H fame time to nut thf various effnrta Into effect, the Florida State T.ea/ru# pre*|. dent moved out *r1*h the eorfimltteea and the Individual* to keep ha*ehalt alive. There are not manv people who would have spent the time and effort the houra of patience, and the IrinumerabV miles of trav­ el Veen baseball. nr *nv other »mrt for th at mattar. the sport of sport* In whatever community the team* wero located. Krider aavi now "neter train". He aaya th a t h# la retiring from the office of presi­ dent of tha league A g ra c io u s p u b lic should e x te n d a h a n d The Sanford • Herald m i b i t l M * MNP Unr<»» mi i f * wp^Pgli in •ISA' as nAnt#** s: WIN* **S SSSHi IM IN . * i w »M m M ils * • n tn iin iR i B w « a « * ii* vrs A t. All *M NM WSIeow. Nr*< at ftsaha Ml St »*» P a g e 4 ________ W ednesday, A a g i'a t 8 1 .1 0 8 8 ‘ r itn a v u u >( it v t ’ L 'p u t ' ■" And the multitude aald Thle la Jeaua tha prophet of N uareth of Hainea—Matt 21 all. —Jegua ahowad that a great man need not coma from a famous family nor from a great elty, nor need he he rich In order to reach the loftlfat height*. • • ure some hain MUSTrAur Things Looking Up Things are looking up around Sanford. And It won’t he long before Sanford folka will he looking at e brand apanklng new boat operating off tha pier at the foot of Park Avi. Here la a development that win da San­ ford proud. An excural 'n and elghtaeelng boat carrying a paaaanger Uat of from 280 to 350. and with • snack bar, dance pevdllon ••'■sied In araa fo* luat alttlng end watching, along with modem eenv*iH*neai such aa a i. ...i «ystam. cocktail bar. and ether additions to make alghtaoelng a real dream. Two gentlemen who hare p ro v e d their tAMES M A R L O W ability In the past, each opo a real huilneia genius In hit own right, are taking Sanford to heart and placing thalr confidence In the advantage# that we have ho**e to offer them. WASHINGTON UP fa rm e r Richard Sodere and W. R Kemp will Preildent T ru m is . one et th* m oil operate tha *l9 htaaelng boa* fr.-m Sanford’* fiery campaigner* In th* h lite ry of pier and will locate their offices, waiting American politic*, ti ilouing up room*, aalet room and other neceaaary ac­ Net by chelt*. though. Apparently tie age — he * Tl — coutrement for the transaction of hualnna and h ii health are finally laying to for exeurtlonlsta and alghtaesra, In tha pra- him : “ Whea." aent handahell Only IS d i y i ago Truman laid We have every rtaion to ballewn that these two excellent businessmen wilt he com plately auecesaful In their venture here at Panford on the "Nile of tha Americas”. So• «*•*•*» mid tb-i Sanford Ottv Coninit#ilon#r# recently that they ao fleetly believe In the ibilitles that they are Inveatlnc heavily In the venture. Not only will tha Sodero-Kemp combine operate tha sightseeing boat, but they have CAIRO, C i r r i * - H i) finish firebrand m e m b e r of been granted an option for tha exclusive use Salem, C i r r i '* culm# Revolutionary Coun­ of the Sanford pier for a restaurant to re­ cil. le “ an leave" from his duttei place the eyesore handahell that has been aa a ite lite r of national guidance tha problem child of many a city commission. and m la lite r of ita ia far Sudan The proposed restaurant la planned to be the affaire Th* s ffirle l announcement Monday top# In all of Florida, a beautv spot that night ef S iltm 'i le * '# erouied will attract thousands upon thousands to conilderebl* ipaculetlon he had been ihelved bereui* M recent reSanford and ita vicinity. veraee in C iv p l’i plan to *nn*a Tn addition, the two hualntae promoters th# gtrataflc *uden Hflwever, la hava not given up un tha Idea o ' tha famous lam t u g itta e sim ilar "leeve of "acquestum” th a t has bean under dlaeuaalon abeonea" a year ago after a for weeks, Richard Sodere said that engi­ iguabbls with ether council mem­ ber i, then w ai reinateted S4 hour* neers wffl come up eeen with proposed plana later. and other data neceaaary to get the project Under th * t»U BrtiU h-CnpU ea underway. agreement te end their Joint con­ of th* Sudan, the Sudan*i* 'Ve extend e welcome bund t j the pair of trol •ere to ehoie within three yeara businessmen who have vision and who have whether to mars* with Egypt or expressed confidence In Sanford and tha beeome. Indepenient. Sudineve Premier I i m l il *1 A ih irt'e Nlthmfacilities Sanford offers. i t Unionist party won the H U With our witeume to th* buitnais com- election! on a program favoring blnatlon of 3odero and Kemp, goes the well unloa wjth I g r r i Re«en<ly. how­ wishes for a complete iucceta In their triple ever. A lbert h i t reverted hi* po­ sition and urged complete freedom venture In Sanford, P—Aaether round loan* to business e r eaaiunere I d-n’t get eacited The btgg«H N EW YORK U P -W hit l i a war Then a w nvit offer came alsag. th rill I hate now u commg bom* hero like IS year* after be leave* i n i he felt h* h id to take it. " I h id the reipcniibUity of help­ and nre'H ing with m r kid*—th» bie la it battleground? Ten year* i | o Audi* Murphy, ing 1 * 0 younger sitters and ■ little devtli But uitrally 1 go % i t i l l too young to vote or grow a brother who « ere te an o rp h in ic * bed before tfc^y do " Audi* •h o weighed only l i t m uitach*. cam* home a i Ameri­ while l « a i m a y at w a r." be in d ca'* m e it dceerited aoMier o( In Hollywood Aud.e went up like pound* *hea he ta in te d , h it World War II. H u 24 decoration, a m b i t — and e*roe do* a al- grown three inchea taller aof poundi itecc then. included th* Medal of Honor *nJ m m t at fait. Hu contract »ae gained nearly a Purple H tir t fo r each of tu dropped He made * marriage H* feeli this la «hat h* g iin e l three battle wounds •hat lu te d cnly a year. He lapied from th* e a r: " I t taught m i he<v to get along T h * fa a fir * of * aatten » acclaim into e icmiobicurity t i n t b o rd e re d the 20-ysar-etd But m th* yeeri tine* then Au­ with people, not to be aelftih W ir kid from T e a ii, then made him a di* M i iho«n the itubhom fight, i l a pretty good court* in publ.e b it reientfuL ^ ing gualitle i that m id * htm out releucm '•Tb.* f i rat time y o j ira a m il, “ A ll I minted w a i m m * price ttandiag in combit He u no R uh topple over in combat you I t * - ) and tim e to think thing* through," hero. Me ha i n -v ippeired in IS p.e- you h u e a re ip o n iib ility tn t)-« he recalled. A udi*, on* of nine children of a tu r n H u l i t f i t . L’n iv e r iil'i " T j guv o.n your left and the guy ra tenant farmer, wanted to forg*t|H *U and B ack' — baied on hn your right It'* the a im * way □ *1. - ___ . ___ . . . ...... # i,ite _ k a s tovAMftM *«'*-,* e . . . . * 1 ... .... th * « i r that averycn* he met o«n fabulmii carter—h a i brought pise*. P a ir* doesn't give you U i him to th* top again He h i t re same comradeship as war. it teemed to « in t to remamber. He firs t thought he'd like to go to We it married happily, and h i* t» o chil­ ran t There lin t th* lameness of purpose But you still have a re­ Toint. but derided againit it He dren H ii future look* recur*. " I ittU »Uh 1 could have gone sponsibility to th* guy* on yu'ur felt he nouldat make a good peacetime toldier Then he thought back in ichool." he raid a little ( left and right “ of going to college and studying n titfu lly . “ but it has «orl.ed eut His studio biography says A u l® to b e c a m e a veterinarian But bettar thla u j y - a t le n t fm a n c iil-1slew ; n enemy soldier* te camthere w n ■ Mumbling blnrk —he llb it And th* question b* h a tii I average about l i w a w**k most to be asked Is, "bo wdoes it had only an Sth grade eduration now and have a stx-vear contract. feel to have killed 211 men?" In another (i<* years I should b* "T o begin with, I dsin’t lull that independent Fv that 1 don t mean I ’ll be a millionaire But I'll b* m is r , " be said- "A nd eaywiy, able tn have a ranch or a firm bow the s i n do*» anyone think j felt * It didn t feel either way. g»-d and enough put by to send my nr h id reeling wasn't a luxury I# children to college *' th# Infantry." Audi#, part of whose right hip ■ In th* presidency — * victory Audse still likes ta go site f h h f w n shot a«ay, dri<-s IM a month which was a shock to Repubticini pay as the result of a SO per cent mg but has lost his seat for b u s ­ and a surprise to many of his o*n disability rating Tor threw yeert, ing. Democrats. until he found the Texas National Trum an s return to the politic*] Guard as s eipteln. he refused the w ar* Saturday with his tpeech tn m oot*. Now ha feels It Is fa ir to Indian* w*» not p a rticularly Im­ take it p r in t e r ft « as tmJd compared Murphy still holds ■ i t e i d f i it with what he used te aey tn the tove fo r tha Army and says the A representative of th * Social pest. war d.dn t dliilluslon him V 'u n t r A d m ln ls trlti'n District True, he denounced th# RepubU"W ar is like s g lin t park r i t . ' « . l h . n . 0Hlc* ,B M ^ l i n d o "H I Building b* »t the esns end took some creek* at be remarked It lakes u somethin, is Eisenhower. But he spoke ta gener­ from you, and it leave* something Stnferd en P rld iy . Sept 2. r r ld iy " alities end didn't h ic k up his behind tn its stead '* charge* with chapter end v trie " I* burned me out in m m * ways, Sept • and PrlJav. Sept- IS. be t>*es the hour* of t . M a. m. sad so that now I feel like an eld mao M u cttack on Elsenhower m iy noon. but ittU somattmes act like e dumb have been a surprise to many but Tula service is ra id * avaflaM* to M r * in Washington it was no secret kid It m id * me grow up tee fast. those wno wish te apply fo r Old “ You live se much en nervous his re U tlo n i with Eisenhower are Age and Sun Ivors Insurance beat, cool. Those who know Truman In­ excitement that when I t 'i over you fits, social serurtiv acrotmt nor" euddenly fall apart dicate he i i deeply displeased that "T bat'a w h it war took from me M rs. or obtain Information about Eisenhower isn't w arm er toward —th * excitement ef living, getting the Social Security program. him. In lest night’* speech In Michi­ a th r ill eut et the little Ibtnga in BOLT WTTS TREE > gan Trum an had more o f tha eld life. Thet a teo bid, ter i t ’ i • great VIENNA, tl*—Sunbathes# te I fire. Ha accused Ihe Republican* asset te get a kick eut ef little of try in g to destroy th * work i.f Ihtegi. I still get more kick out Vierfn* 'p a rk ran for th e ir ll»»e Ihe New D i l l and " F a ir P * » \" of seeing other people have fun yesterday when e bolt from th* and he binged away cn ■ them* (ben looking for it myself. blue split a targe cherry Ire* ta their midst from top to bottom, which Uie Damocrals w ill probably make one ef their m ajor points there w atn t anything novel tn that Th* bolt turned eut to M s im­ Trum an scored th* Rrpublicant D e m o c r a t IS view of the Re pound metal bar that dropped off aa alrpleaa paaaing everMad. a i Ihe cn g rtl ef big buelnaes. But publican*. Truman's Age Finally Says Stop Salem Taking Leave' la ta n it n e t bank* c tia rf* bust- M m oot? tightening U under * » r The other nine reserve hank* itlh B N im en «ben they barrow, The f e d : to slftw d n n th* lit- eharge I ear rent, but their 41Aa^Jba really big h i m * aI da. m a s t la the total of d«M a t aD ra cto ri w ill be meeting this week ' king# which proceeded at a rapid ta d a n t rata h i the firs t eight months et Tha U. A T N iiu r y la p a rta i ^thta year. more th is a gar aaat an tta abort The debt total hsa been growl*# term borrowing—le r the f l i r t time ta IMS a t an ananal rata o f ataoet slate August M U , toe er i vtene i# h o le s doOen. Tho Fodoral debt parted a t Ught menar A r t pmb e ta * swdDod aneh this y e tr. Pot ceded » » reetsatea. state end to ta l goveranent debt, Bm p to rp o r*te debt, mortgage and con- Credit Cerp. price »um»r debt h a r t hern aakteg are to receive Ite par H a t par aoteble a tin *. year, which la aaa ha lt a t aa* per The manor aaeuty managers have been s e tt mare than they pat U at pear, le ttin g th e tu p p ly i f moo money tighten The rate charged farm ers remain* end tn tore i t r ite * rle r ile to die- at SH per cent w u re g n the centtauanr* a t the Three et the Wading natlenal fi­ r«»M ra te o f debt growth. nance companies are teersartna by Latest metes are: one to o th et c m p w cant the rate they w ifi pap aa H art-term O oveU ad, Atlenta and I t L o u U - commercial note* to toe anon aew charge mambar basks aw per m a rk e t •■ ■ 5 3 f * 5 ? te*d the comAO at these pretanree h r higher to n ttte l b u t t in r nee la — w -g H A L B O Y LS Wjar Hero O f 10 Years Learns Much • Goal Set To Slow Down Total D ebt N tW YORK w av of thank# for tha wonderful Job of 'all tha people’. A good feature, tf you’d like to ahow vour thank# for • m l baaoboll job, would bo to go out to the game tonight, tha laat game of tho aoaaon. Stand up in the seventh Inning atrotrh for a salute to John Krider, Sanford’s men of baseball. : SAM DAWSON i in to mand to r busts*** loans I* just ahead. L e m are sought to move and preeeaa Ut ecrep*. and te tteck -------------i Mg Pafi end from Egypt i t well aa Britain. Member* ef th* Revolutionary Council a r t laid te teal Salem** violent prep* land* for a uni with th * Sudan baa backfired against Egypt The official statement eaneunc tag Salem’ s leave said Premier ( U n i t Abdel Naiaer would take over his Job of oatlnaal guidance m laliter. There w ai se mention of Salam 'i atatui ta th* Revolution t r y Council, but tome highly slated observer# predicted be was finished ta that arte. PORT ARTHUR. T e x .. '* - A Richards complained ha three houra getting ■ awerm of 2 J 5 2 2 5 5 ? g fP y to gte* to hurt, M i M e * Bren ■ tree late a hive. White be wee away fo r a little ___. k . i . __f__J Ito. kMw he felt tn "tip-top'' sh ip * csd fully recorered from his m ajor opera­ tion lis t year He was a nitoui to get started on a serte* of g i n 'emhell speeches a g itn rt th* Republi­ cans this month and next—a kind of warmup for neat year'* presi­ dents! campaign when he hoped to help the Democrats throw the Republicans out. And he did get started He made a speech in Indiana Saturday and another in Michigan last sight But h* had to cancal two speech*! scheduled for California is Septem­ ber He snd he celled off th* West Coast trip on tha advice of his physician end Ihe "prodding" ef hta wife. | u t he aeemed la the beat ef spirits when he told newsmen: "They are afrcld something m ight happen I* th * aid m an." He Indicated Ihe long Journey te th* C e n t might be loo t ilin g , although th * speeches in Celifemla would# t be made until mid-September. Just recently Michigan's gov rrnor. 0 Mennen Williams, whom Truman praised highly last night, infuriated the Republican* by suytesting President Eisenhower, now a*, would be loo eld next year to e**k re-wtecUen Trumaa'e pert to te x t year'* campaign — Judged by what has Just happened when he couldn't make speeches icheduled elasoit two weeks e p irt — w ifi b* «*ry lim ited He has already said f lltly be would pot be a candidate is ihe presidential race So. in IDS. Truman won't be m a t c h i n g th * mere then Jvt speeches he delivered ta IS4I to WELL DRILLING Howard C. Long Phone Social Security Rep To Be In City a v o id fin ancial crises b y saving r e g u l a r l y it FIRST F • dt •r a I S a v i n g s 6. L o a n Positively 8 Hours Only, Thun., Sept 1,9 to S P. M. I W sriS f e n s r n d s h e MoWri m m NEW Round Bobbin Sewing Machine NrwarOfi m i R m n s Over Plus, l«fi„ WHtoit AM. KE" HetoVt Ete. - SsK iltU5l ■«•»■ S M W ill I f f it N R IH M II PmRMy Oafy at Hours A iv rilm i �■N> • NormaF. Harvey Today Reveals Wedding Plans Social fcoenti. M il* Norm* Fay* HarVry today i t rrv ra lin s lh * fin a l plani fu r her m am as* to Clarence 'Many Local Students Get Ready For College Activities, Study Clauar. Tn th# io ft (la rg in g o f Oia’ i~hool b ill* irh n rt the deeper ringins of the eo'.lrg* b«l!» a* loeal atudenta sot tr a il* lo go back to that now fan'llir.r ram put or to anticipate on i.--lug tha new on*. . Many of tnem has* already *rho*vn their profession* and aom* ur# s till potd r r iig c%tt tha da- and Philip T o n i* w ill return to Georgia Tech in A tlanta, Ga. M ar­ vin and Philip w ill b* sophomore* and Joa la a Junior Jo* i» a member of tne Sigma CM M a la r, nity. M irv a rrt Mallov w ill raturn to FSU aa a tanior. M argarel la an u lflta r In a dramal.e honorary rlm«h-,ywa^w^I;... taKffl miffs. I arry B a t... t w J r l lla n r.y . Bob J Sh o* in ake r , '» * > * '™ * » ; * * * . , * j J n * * « h EnS ",h' ,p * * eh w S in n ' I. going back to .. did Colic n Cn.rbia.aon • " ^ ^ * ^ • 1 ^ 1 1 1 return t - Tha , O U d fl in Sstllh O r e lim a t a ^nu’ hfrn tn . L* k* ,* nj I' ;unio, d K tH d if VVluon Florida Southern , ljnior in and Freddie Wiiaon w ill rci eeemi to be popular *M h 5,* r,,yn („ rn to Gaineiville asI a a' iaanior. I alhoun. S h ir ty Wall. Da *» Jo______ Anl„ M.m.* |ic( Brown ________ AAUr* Turner. Terry »mitb Johnny H'S* , a r* rojrie In* U Urnlvoraltjf soins back ba»k to tha pm ', and Shirley Tyre. I ,)f „ j t1T1jo rs. A lltn M affett. ll'tm i* llohi* j gammy Jacubton and R o n Coke ion and R "s *r G ^ rn 't nta headed g,,y|, « ill ranun to Duka In N orth for Tha Citadel in Charlea.on. S Carolina. Sammy l i atudyins law. 0. ; Grace M ari* St;n*cipher and M**ianne h ‘ rl*Vlaud and Sonja Beverly Cooper a r* tophomotaa at a-.d Sandra Muoforton "H I be at Maryville Colics* in Maryville, * ‘ “Robin "*■*“ Tenn. Virginia Interment while Tommy Speer w ill so to Gainaajl-o w ii w ill ai '.and lltd d lib u ry Colv die at a lunior lege in Vermont. Jana Pavia and Gretrhen KtrchAt P hillip* t# going *" Rnjll"» in Winter T n k and Terrall* J»»n hoff w ill be **ni«ra at FSU. Roth g irl* b*long to Alpha Pella Nelson w ill le at Stetson. Betty Anne Cat'.er w ill ha a Pi S oiurity. Junior at Florida Southern. Carolina M flnnia w l| return to S rrtion a* a teiiiur. Fhe it vary a tire in earnout a c tlv ili** and i» • member nf 'ha D 'H * Delta Della Sororitv. , Pats; Collin* w ill al»o go hark ta ke Monro# P-TA ex#to Stetson w r*ra *h# a mamhar •off the Delia Delta Delta Sororrty. ■ the met" . . V u t lUWs l* t)* n The rite i w ill t * l * plare Sept. .1 at S pm at the F ir*t H a p tiit Chureh w ith the Rev. \ \ . P. Brook* J r. officiating. M r*. Kvan* McCoy w ill be or­ ganist ami Mr*. J. F. Cleveland w ill S» aoloiil. Serving a* her maid of honor it Mi»» Ann Whit#', r r with bridetm ald* being M in Jean W il­ son, Mis* Caroline M flnnis and M i** Bealrii e RI*Tw*c. i low*r g irl w ill I * M i** K athy Gramhng, n ite r of the groom. A rtin g a* best n a n f"C hi* brother vsill hr Harold tT*il»r. U iher-grocm -men w ill in- R oU rt lla rv ry . brother of the brider l r r l , A llie d Gramlltig and B> rnard Roy. A receplu-n w ill be I vd after tb r eeremony i" tb r Educational Building of tha Church. A ll friend* of tb* coup!# are invited to attend tha ceremony and reception. ^ « « tr sh 3 jV ^ . - «• * V itu rn Teacher, of America a n d l ^ * ^ plan* t!> major In alemantary aduration. Ja.ora D*»i» ra tu n ti M a aob-, F .,nnrr a t FSD. H# balangt ta the lamdba Chi Alpha F ra te rn ity | #nd I* a fnenther of the Clrele K Club. It* I* itu d y irg htulnr**. Gibion Bate* I* also a aophomore at FSU and I* a p W l ' »« the lam bda f M Alpha fra te rn ity, lie i* atudyli.g dentitry. Bonnl# Ander*e.n. euphowinre *1 J*SU. l» a member «» the Kappa ffigma Fraternity aed I* m ajoring in muale. lie i» aw nlaB t drum major in rhe Martb'.o* Chief Band. — H U S D A T NIGHT— Slanley Kat?. and J»»t M o il, are aophomores a t tha U n iv a rilty PANTRYRHEUr SUFFER , Florida. St.vnley U loag* to the Comad B arf Hath with Poach'd Egg* Tau Epulon Phi Fraternity T ra ile d English M uffin* Joel ha* pledged i t Salad Bowl B ill P *ik i* a topbnmor# ** «b* Plum-goo^ Upitdedown Cak* t'n lv a r.ity of Florida and l i Bavarage member of tha Delta Tau Delta LPSIDEDUW N Fraternity. . rUUM-GOOD Buhba B itbet raturru to FSU C AK E Ingredlanlat U cup buttar or • t a »ophe»m'»Tt. Mo U p ttd ftd to Alpha Tau Omega and l» on tha margarina, 4 cup firmly-packed varaity team el the football aquad. dark drown augar. 1 can 11 pound Jimmy Bollinger I* a lophomora and 14 ounce*| purple hlu# plum* r - • IJirtF -h llo Edward McCall (packad In haavy ty n ip ). t ’ * w ill be • lophomora at F 8U . Ha eupa ilfta d eak# Dour, I teat* pl.dgad tS* F t D olt* ThaU spoon* baking powder, >* lea»poem ta ll, 4 cup butter or m ar­ A Junior at FRU. MeMn fla t* garine, 4 cup augar, I taaapoon »'har l* a member o f tha Bigma vanilla. I egg. 4 cup milk. Chi frateynity and I* on lh# »oU Meihad: Malt ** cup butter In Try This One baking pan (> by I by 1 ineheal. l *U a r*to CoemMi . Jo* Hutehlm n Sprinkle brown augar evenly over BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL S C H O O L G IR L S O N L Y ! THIS COITOK GOOD FOB Me ON SHAMPOO. SET AND HAIRCUT! OR II.M OFF ON ANT PERMANENT WAV* t u t or nvm. GOOD THROUGH HKPTF.MPER 19 GOOD TOR HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK « I 1U B. S k lllt l Raaalleiaa* Oak FMa* in malted buttar. Drain plutna thor­ oughly; remove pit# by allttlng on* aid#; do net eul all tha way through. Flatten whole but till pluma and ptaca akin lid* down In neat raw* s ta r augar. fYeu may have a couple of plum* left ovtr.) 81ft together tb* Dour, baking powder and wait. Cream *4 cup buttar, augar and vanilla. Baat In agg thoroughly. Beat in aiftod dry inir*di*n(* gantiy. attem auly ydtb milk, tot 4 addi­ t i o n Ragfa and aad with dry tngrwdiaata. l a s t o n l y uatil amooth. Four carefully a v e r pluma. Baba In moderate (171 dagraaal own about 41 minuUa or until caka to*tar laaartod la cantar aa«Ma out elaan- Allow •tend a k n t B minute* balara turning out. larva warm with Whipped arena*. Makaa 8 aarv- llstanre Juvrnllr hkr» and rlHlikr see if Davy I* still their hoy '* The new group Isn la 'lvrly railed In addition, he has m in t 'd But Ihe prevldenl of a top N» < oin»idcrahle money tn "Frontier- Ihe Unity wood Np>n«nrs' t t r c lf . Vork loy store vavs fie tlm tblt if land.” a unit nf hi* Dlsr.rylan.l, w ill select 11 bah* siars—a!) g ift*-, the rage w ill last Ibe m l of Ihe and opi-red it with Davy and Geor­ on Oct I* Ginger w ill be one ol the Jtulgrv who m il spend an i nine year gia, Ins buddy, singing a song atsout " I Ihlnk that once we've **l|sfied "B e tsy." The staging, complete Hat listening to live minute amli Ihe demand, thal w ill h* Ihe end with hurk.lu ballet, indicated that lion* from the young lovelirOn Ihe iiir fjr e . Ih'» sound* like nf it." Disney is r<ady with another tunc a good publicity *!unt for l.inger No question ahout II, the *hadr if the hall id Puns up Us P>r* b ill i f * one that most of the es II ndhmg rise, pilde and r"« n* r ot. fr n rk rU ba* been having ir m e m mat k ..p Davy alive fof T«r»n* want no rough going. il»»1 "*■ For one thing some biograpiirr' a spell. 1 IP* no l i ide *ectcf th.it lh< ro n T n A iT n r a l a d v h.’ ve teed off on him. Hi* rh s ia fte r There , Ih r nude of Ihe Crnekelt10|J rr rrm(mPr stars often blue b c ju tifu lly attired in th i* afterr r te l* ed a highly unsympathetic descendant*, 'h-* are popping up (f, „ , hJ|,r |> .„ „ | y.umg m<s>n drr»a from Anthony Hirrgoing n u r at the hand* of lltr p c r '. everywhen in «ucli «|tianriii«-» a talrnt IP* even hard i, for a rule ta Charcoal gray Dalian arc M a g jfirr and the Saturda* lleview, to th m lr-n lo nutnum hrr tho-r starlet to get n the same still haa a itch. *lut>bcd trx tu rr neat­ Iwo magannes largely for inlcllec- wbose aneralur* came o **r on ihe picture with a hg star, let alone ly patterned w ith a H ark nn 1 lual* and. happily (or Davy'* mem- Mayflower. a turn le white muahroom print. F-dls o r*, nut widely read by Hie younger T h .r r 't pride of ovm rr.lup. lies M alta Pngll-h, one of ll ir most into an raay akirt made mohtie set. ; llislnrlan* have lurnovl up letter*. photographed of all the young h r m i w ith cluetrr* of pleat* alter­ These biographers pictured Davy m anutrnpl* and oilier d-wunient* lie *, reveals that 'e v rra l of Ine nated by panel* that fall Pol a* a »ort of Southern 1’ aul which once were D-ivy i ; have top stat* have hern dnwnnght amoothly over the hlpline an I Runyan bul a* » tary, ih iflle ** hrlped locale p lo » ,. rifle*, hunting mean to her when photographer* fentro) fullnraa. Soft touch follow who went AWOL from An -1 horns which mavtce weio his trie d I.* po>e ttiem together around the fare — white nlh Thi- pcarlire t> an arccpte-l pat chiffon treat* ahallos* oval n n h dre» Jackson'* Indian fighter*, a 1 T lirv may rs rn have r t|h li.h rd Iin r and ta alot ted through bod­ in the dog eat-do j tsowslful aptnnrr nf ta ll l.ilrv who where hr* wa* born T n m n fe e . tern .........for survival ................... ice and abort alaevra. *pi! Inharcn. drank bard liquor, Ibanl largely in lh , h*||ad nf the evivlenrr of llollywmwt was a naive politician and a poor t Dune* show, «a* going rornfevt G i n g e r , who always talks hutband and fa lb rr. quite a ron- ablv al-mg, serun- in Ihe knowli -Ij, >lrwight from Ihe thmildei argue* Ira n lo lh# ralchy ballad written lhat Davy was a native son "IP * lime sumeone started ijwinaround hi* u p lo it* Then P. B. .Iona*, a nrpul.liran ,,rinS lb f Jn,,ni- r ' * ' r r * HU* John Fischer, in Haiper's, lore congressman fioqv Noith Parolma,i ,0“ n * hr’ ,> * tnlo ihe modern picture nf Davy M in te d lhat the now-lamed mn«n- *"* ,;U ll *d and it mranl a l>>< to at a "diineytir.1 vrrviun nf bl»- lam actually wa* a pari of North mp ” lo r y , " and wound np hi a Uit of Ihe Carolina when Davy was tsornl The a lw ayi-vl*aclou* Ginger ha* o riginal'! alleged failing* wdh Ihe in !7l*i Finally Ihr Chattanooga nnr temenl: unkmdeat eul of a ll: "When (D avy! Time* in a maUerful aMrmpt at " • H ""h v '* ^ "r-ro m e r. claimed lhat ha had »hnt in i hear* rorr.prooMia, reported editorially .hmild he Included P*o bul I »»» In nine month*, h it fellow- tippler* that Davy'* h irth p h re was ceded, «>ul*«IH four »o o n e " refuted to believe a word of it. on by North Carolina lo Ihe Mate of the trn u b l* grounds that Davy Franklin the year Davy wa* born tlfr in Ik* old hoy y rl tW Ih e r couldn't fount thal high " and lhat Franklin became a pari | he'll rerover completely with Ihe The rnwhov king*, who g 't Of[ Tennrsvre T m n rttre | coming of eool weather lies in Ihel hlg royatlie* Irom licensing their So al! in all. w hll* D a i*'* ghost chubby b ill* hand* nf th* nation'* name* on children"* m errhandut, may be atlin 2 , there stem* lo he | young Mr. and Mra. J# :k Hasty are began to lake heart aft»r reveial Hr# proud parent* of i n II Ik 4 frightening month* during which at. daughter born an Aug. 27 at the icorea of wild frontier lt»m i, the W hile County Hospital in including plastic pnw h r h'-rns and ftpartn, Tenn. The Buie mlv* » a *|lo n g n flta eatlad " flrts y .” threat named Susan Carol and her reed to erlip ie Ihe it* thnoier and mother ta tha former Mi«a A n n -1live galloo h a i hualneii * IU Eldndg* | Finally, when Rny Rogeri’ Holly- to Back-UhSchoolmntcs ...o w r Revfv* th * Dak o f a r v n s ii In vour Dn* eUth<n» bv »»ndlnr them lo a* fa r • thnrnugh d r* aleantnr and e lanavr ta itin f ttta a . Phone Howl SPECIAL SLACKS CLEANED AND TRESSED Th* 50c D O T C L E A N IN G ; Now of your Soars Catalog Sales Offico BACK TO SCHOOL NOTHING EI.PE FITS- • « NOTHING ELSE WEARS LIKE GENUINE LANEY DRY CLEANERS USZmlpdaL Phene 445 BOYS' $3.35 MEN'S $3.75 la iilw* W »n lu>li a . ^ * 2 5 DICKIE KHAKIS $3.98 _____________________»* a--— *Vaa ae o n w m n A rK -m s c n o o L F W 1 K K ITS P O R r Come In Sec Actual Back-to-School Merchandise. Displays Stmmdite SamsoniteLuggage B a a 'iO v M i T r lp p w ..J 1 9 ^ OHAM * TUDOB, ta Dr and Mrs. Gerhard (T iirs td l raturnrd l * 't week to the Unb versity of Tcva at Austin, Te«, a flrr trending om* lime wtth TIH'RNDAY Junior G V ’* niccl at the Firat her r aten Is, Mr and Mrs. Vail 1anvil They- also visited in Ne-a Baphst C hiirrh at 7.11(1 p m. Intermediate G A.'* inert * 1 the Smyrna Hcach, First Bwpti-t Phurrh at 4 p.m When you are h.mng fr(*h pork Junior Is A '* meet at th* iparrrths for a baibccue dish, hit church at 7 p m. The annual picnic of th* T rain­ *urr to have your meet dealer chop ing I nion of th* First Baptist throush the rihv at lh* large and. Phurrh w i'l ha held at Rock For gfnerou* serving*, allnw on* Spnngs Th* hui w ill Icav* the povind of iparerihv tor each per yon. church at 4 pm . Supper w ill b* A four p n it n I , ready to-cook at 7 p ni. weight, duckling w ill make three or The regular monthly meeting of ih« Beminota County Minis- four lervm gs. Count on huyin( tr iia t A s,nrl*tion w ill meet at twn of the duckling* If you are hav­ lh* Presbyleitan Church a t 1 ing *lv to a-ighl tw-rsonv for dinner. p m, Th» T F I. elasa of th* First lls p iiil r hurrh w ill meet In the 1‘ducatlnnal building a l .1 pm with Mr*. J A Cunningham and her group a t ho«te*-»* Th* Pilot t'lu h w ill hold • Imard meeting at the h«m* of Mrs. T io r lla v on #!» Magnali* Ave. at 7.10 pm . » H ID AT The C I’O W ive, Pluh w ill have • dartre al the CPU Club fo r all r I’tl'a and their guest*. Dancing w ill bo enjoyed to lha music of lh* "M e M o n e i" from lh * Tine D id, t nutilry Pluh, from • to I ’ ill |i.m .an.l sttemlanre p r ir 't w ill ha glsrn, Tn k e lt may h« nbInoicd from ihe s p() liar or any chief ps-llyr officer. The regidar mr-elin* o f kmerIrsn l.rgton A uvlllary w ill to* he|i| ai pm . In lh * Iw-glno I1 llu l. (isr I State Delrgalra w ill gis* report* and a rnvervd dl*h supper w ill t * held for all mrmtiers their hudiam li, and gvivsts Tha D uplirar* Bridge Pluh *atil meet at the 1 acht Club w ith •eating to begin *t T.IS and play to begin at K nVtnek. TUM DAT Th* Daughter* of Wesley Pun ■1*y .1. li,>o| C!*«* of the First S c a r s K o cliu rk iV: C o. Mrlhodlat C hufrb w ilt meet In McKinley Hall fo r It* regular C al a loir S a le s S t o r e business and .octal meeting al H U S E . le t r ii . m e m n pm. w ith Me*. J. H. Anderson's group acting aa hntletses. LEV IS LOOK i el the Am sti ’ B A N D B O X 't OR SKIRTS ■jiMj Mrs Ram Dunn and daughter, Butao, left ye .ictdav for a week1* vacation in .it Augnsiine t t th# home of her hrnlher and tille rinlaw , Mr. an i Mr* 1 B. Hod* gm* Jr. LET LANEY’S GIVE YOU TIIE WILL YOU BE OUB QUEER O v lp a a f M V i R d I r i A lA e M t e e * W rD N F .JD kT T-« 0 1 S wi!| hold tta annual Robert Mom s l*>rntr at K«ek Spr-ngs * i S p tn Thera w ill !-« a covered dish we»1 Training l nmn Worker* Counrtl tiirrU at the F irst Baptist t'hurch at 7 p ni. fo r covered dish aupper. Prayer meeting al the F lr it Baptist Church at 7 :q pm . Smartest »«n* t» te n Spotlight On Hollywood n o t t.TkVim n f — G i n g e r i wo-trl headrpiatlert eame a mm flnsers, normally a ronvrrvalive Itv C Y N T IIU I.OWBV AF I r,lu te W ilie r tnunique: ' Davy f'rorkett h.s* non girl, is fomenting a llollswmwl revHow fickle aie the nation'* tm all died twice. Iht lim e on the depart­ *iduli»n that rould shake the tank* ment *tui* selling floor " of her sivter glanionr rpieenv In fry7 Million* ol dollars aie tiding on Roger*, of routve. |* not an un the ilatle root* of their platinum the antwei to one *y*ieaticvn p triiid irrd sourer But h it grnrral t f r u r * Is Da'V Crockell a real b'lrk manager of m rirhandlung, l a i t y It stalled quietly a few w-ek* skin hern or a pa*sms Idol the Kent, went on to say P ut whtir ago whrn a Ifn llju n m l group eonnation'* youngster* w ill abandon the first l i " ketl on-lauglll liail sislmg of Ginge: director l.eo.ge a t fa*at * * Ihcy crabbed him up ru t heavils into s a il« of olhei Sidney, bon vivan! Jim Henaghan, Summer ha* brmrshl sharp branded child merehatrJlto, re and produren Jack Cummlnga and cooling off in the red hoi Croekrtt porta BOW ate coming IB ol ran- David llempMead, decided lo re rr are Some retailer*, who had Cited order#* V,\ n the did Wampaa baby atari been doing lellout h tl'in e i* in ev On Ihr side of lb * r't« r le || p u tt- idea erylhing from loalhbruthei lo ve van* tiiete wa* significant new*. Now il n a i ihr Uampa* ih il liK iiw drs marked with the m a jir loo leave the publicity kick lo itarrlom name, Ivelirve il l tin ip ly due to W all D im ey. who t 'lr ie . j H n jlo «"ch a* Joan Crawford, i lara hot weather ra ttle d u rle with hiv lelcvtvlon ,,n'* ■ Dolorrv Del Bln. iairclta "When the Ihermometer t* •eric* starring | . v, Parker i. Young and other- The Wampaa W ELC O M E N A V Y • Mr*. W. IV. John* Jr. e n bon-! ored Friday at It p.m. w ith a t" R. Flower* *nn o f M r. a n j • tort, ahnwer given by Mr*. | i. C. Mrs. c. M. Flower*, Celery A ve, Patterson, M r*. C- W. T urner Jr. left today to visit fo r a few da> a and Mr*. Ik p, Gatlin at M r*. w.th hi* » iit*r, Mr*. Oliver kindPalterion'* home on Sanford A **. *ey, Atlanta, l.a., before going Cut flow er* and fern were used to Clemton, R. (’ , where he w ill a* decorations sod the lovely rn trr his freshman year at Clem* g ift* werr presented to tb * hun- ton Collrge. orre in a decorated bassinet. Muring the earning game* M is * Mananne Strickland, were played vsilh pines going In daughter of Mr and Mra. M. II, M r.. John Rutnbley, M r*. Ben Stticklan I of Sanford, u n i an ta r Butler and Mr*. John*. k "g lllte I let nw I College ill R rfrrshm rnU u f pink lemon, B riilo l, V n. 8*pL 14, H la i S tri k« ade, flip cakes, potato chips and land atterulnl Seminote High open face sandwiches w eir ter* School whcie »h<- purlicipatcvl in vrd T in * booties of blue erepe sartou* ai ttvitic*. paper holding nvirrta wet# uied a* favors. Die M is**, ^.vr.dr* and RonJa Thus* Invite I In he w ith Mrs Monfortop, d.i ghiers of Mr, a*-d Johns w rrr Mr* John Rumbley, Mrs. E A Mnnforton n f banMr*. K. IV Rirchhnff, Mta. Joe ford, wll) enter Virginia ln lrr» Impure, Mr*. K. W ilkins, Mrs. mnnt Collrge i» III iwtcsf, Va^ H>il It g irl* a ile tid n l Ben Itulter, Mis Ihiuglas I ots- Sept. I I mg. V|r. II fluniblry, t||is riene PenilPoIe High Sh'..-| where they (ia ilin . Miss Junr I eporr and lh* partir>|mtrd in iwrlnua a rtivttie *. Inlrrnnm t, one of the ten repre­ hoatratr*. sentative Junior Colleges in \marica w ill open w lih a rape" i r IM P IN G W it W It I, GO". G!*’ Scout Tio-'O N • V e s la rlr.l out re 'e lila v on a Tn- ■tvv throught i t r enrolln-eot w ilh 11 a ta tri F-rdav eamtune Min In Jun'ner Soring* near tb o la . The Ctrl* v i i r lak>n no m , t and a Imek. an-l t l foreign eoi|piric» includc-1 “ Rouahing It " w ill |n Itvda 1 1 1 v t \ • • ■■ ■> tu u n lh* "ca- i. . " gcpetal stole in the rrg i*tt*tm n . M is Fru* Fred R-'’.h Roi.h u Uo B (PI he Jama Jameson Studinl *!■ W fl Mis. is leader of ills l-be troeo. (Photo» hv Millions O f Dollars Arc Riding On Answer To One Big Question Lake Monroe P-TA Execs, Teachers, Plan For 1955-56 » lo m H fli d I t S»at« Ualverelty ill : for the icheol year. 23 ,0 PUn i tt r 7rM , . in Tallaha**** * nd w ill « » j r ^ j prti|dfl1|^ rUuH# M lttall. apBeeratarial aciene# She • a tnem fallowing membara t* b . r o f tha T n D .lt« Sorority and T f |^ | , M r ommitt» « . Mra. •* C otillion gtiib. Boiton, budget and finance; M r*. F*l!#n L>on H • J ro-chtirw an Herbert T hurtton. h u n lo n , eo-ch*irman F SU and raeently piadt tha dean a with M r*. B o iln n ; Mr*. Robart*. ll»t. study rour»e; M r*. Thuriton, da. Martha Owen it a tnphnmere at sotlonal; Mr*. C. T. Raburn, |rg|J and a member " f the Alpha memberahlp; M r*. Claud* Haw* Delta Pi S orcrily. th e ha* th o w n kin*, Foundar* Dayj Mr*. Thuraalei^entarv eduratton. Ion, publicity; and Mra. Claud* Rosemary Garner w ill b* a **• H ltte ll, program*. e md *eme»ler tnph.oo'ore a* w ill Tha regular mealing of the • THE NAVFORP H ER A LD Mrs. W. Johns U>d. Aug. 31. rdg* 5 Is Given Shower At Patterson Home (p c M jD tu d d BEFa o m Metal tj Steamers LARGE BELFCTION OF Fibre Lockers b Trunks Packing Trunks From *750 ap Ttom M 7,s nf Trt>m *I4,5° op S A N F O R D JEW ELRY 6 LU G G A G E CO. 500 ftenford A*#. USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN Phone 1318 I p u dM Ho &H l oH m I <7 MEN'S WEAR SOB E A S T F IR S T .. SANFORD PHONE 1 U M . ,..* w B X jpI �if •- IT'S OUR BIRTHDAY, FOLKS, AND WE ARE COMBINING IT WITH LABOR DAY-GIVING YOU TWO BIG SALES IN ONEI NOW IS THE T IM E TO STOCK UP T H A T PANTRY b FREEZER. COME O N IN — WE ARE LOADED W IT H BARGAINS! (NO DALE OP MERCHANDISE TO FOOD MERCHANTS AT THESE PRICES) CAMPBELI/S ARMOUR’S Make your own dressing? with* the flavors you like! Corned Beef U. S. NO. 1 SWEET PILLRBURY Pancake M ix Wesson OH POTATOES Each packnpe contain* Meanurlng Bottlo and O Pkga. of dressing for only ^ . KRAFT ITALIAN I ICEBERG LETTUCE PEACHES BANANAS LEMONS POLE BEANS PEARS __ PENN. ELBERTA FRENCH’S BUN8IIINK Hi-Ho Cracxers GOLDEN WPE PLANTATION PRIDE GARDEN SALAD CARNATION (non fat) PLANTATION PRIDE SLICED HAMBURGER SUNKIST BARTLETT (Big economy alia . . makea I quarts) LOTUS BRAND p o ta to es NU I CAN! PLANTATION PRIDE KOSHER STYLE M-Oi. Jar PLANTATION PRIDE SWEET DILL MIRACLE WHIP PLANTATION PRIDE LADY BETTY FRANK’S STUFFED DEL AIONTE LIGHT MEAT Chunk Inna 29c WE STOCK A COMPLETE L IN E OF M ERITA. CHOPPED BROCCOLI l®*Os. CUT CORN MIXED VEGETABLES Phl*Laaf or Chopped SPINACH TURNIP GREENS Pkga. FRENCH VRIED POTATOES 9 O*. CUT GREEN BEANS 10 Os. GREEN PEAS IS On. PLANTATION PRIDE SMUCKER’S TOMATO DANDEE, T IP TOP and SOUTHERN BAKERY PRODUCTS ■MUCKERS STRAWBERRY BORDEN'S SCHIMMEL PEACH SCtns D IX IE H O *B m CRYSTAL �S « H t|o u r , aLA B O R ’ D A Y OUTING... Drop in and S*T*R*E'T*C*H a L ittle B U D 6 E T l/r H T C PRICED I t I C l A 1 M F o lk s byB DOORS OPEN PROMPTLY AT /U “71 > h i m wwc cct a Pure mliciooc rcoo raon 8 o'clock A P P f n T t W W tN MOM W A D E 'S \VK STOCK A COMPLETE LINE OF. iUPlEX MKT. FLA. GRADE A D & D FRYERS (whole) 39 LB. Limit 4 4 Dixie Lily Products ARMOUR'S GOOD GRADE BEEF (Shipped direct!/ from the Went for this Sale! I P-or. ft For I 1-0*. b Fur $ 1 .0 0 5 1 .0 0 $ 1.00 I G ut. H 35c I CHUCK ROAST 4 3 SHOULDER ROAST 59c RIB STEAKS '£< 3 1bs 89c ? HAMBURGER GROUND CHUCK ALL MEAT STEW t SHORT RIBS STEW BEEF LB. MAXWELL ROUND BONE HOUSK COFFIK c L«. For • or ta p ir - 8H0RT CUT 6 LB. 1*3 9 Sot 301 t .in l an ‘t For For $ i.u O I nr $ iaa) .in, 1 an SR $ 1.00 LEAN, FRESHLY GROUND TltUKl.AVUit OLEO LEAN, NO FAT LR. 3M 101 10.1 Cnn I .III I an i I «r For $ i .l 0 2 Lbs. 2 9 ( Si.uO LB. .. LEAN BEEF w * * .tn i LB. No Bug M lady Cnn SHELF PAPER I or **7Ti co'* A Shelf a n d Drawer Paper I <• Kill A n I a, Roarhea A Sliver Flak LEAN PLATE Smoked HAMS r LEAN CENTER SLICES SLICED BACON TRU-FLAVOR PICNICS WIENERS WIENERS BAG SAUSAGE PORK LOIN “■ NO. 2 ', CAN PEACHES SUNNYLAND ALL-MEAT $ 1.00 O .v V .) 101 ( an I 5 5 5 5 For 5 l.u 0 Johnson's Waxers e l , ( •U K ill TIIKWAI.lt SUNNYLAND, HICKORY SMOKED, CARDINAL Jm I nr $i.uO in i «*nn »v lo r $ i.u O Sunnyland or Copeland Sugar Cured, Tenderized I? nr. 29 No (looping or ruMnng l.nlei in tiio kn»»«. .Slum! on A »»* «.m r*.o . CHARCOAL AF.l. ALUMINUM Rr*. Value $1.39 Waste Basket LYKE’S SUGAR CREEK >" ■* P iirv h le - Kn.t iw 1 .0 0 SILICONE c? Ironing Board Cover - 1 . 4 9 TETLEY SUNNYLAND PURE PORK § ? (Scorch rcuM ant. . . guaranteed hy Good Hmuckerpiiik’I JIM DANDY SMALL, LEAN (half ar whole) fine for Bar-R-Q Dog Meal mj* 4 9 c “ ^ 2 .19 LB. MEATY PORK Pug Dog Food 12™' 89c Ken-L-Ration t e s n * - 1 .0 NECK BONES RIB TIPS COLD CUTS t SPICED LUNCHEON 29e LIVER CHEESE 29e CUBAN LOAF 23c BAKED HAM He . rial BOLOGNA ROAST BEEP ROAST PORK PICNIC LOAF 19e 43c 43e OLIVE ft PIMENTO 23e PICKLE f t PIMENTO 23c BOILED HAM 63c >■‘ WADE'S HJHR MOB AVI, e QUANTITY RIGHTS RtMiVtO » W1 WtClAUZI IN OUAUTY MIAIS 0 �V •- WeJf. A d . SI. Mrs. Joyce Gunter [ Hearing Set Soon [Gloria Satisfied SANt-uriU ntsiwiLu With $I$,UUU Haul i-n s A s r . r i . r s j r - M r , j m , Gunter Green, » . hat surrendered nn a fugitive w arrant from Ocala. F la , and w ill hive a hearing on On Television Show To Stand Operator i Following Accident RIVERHEAD. N. Y. 'J t-A «!• ; year-old cigar eland operator, blind ' fo r 10 year!, says hi* lig h t It re­ turning, thanki to an auto col jlir io n last Saturday. William F ra n d l. who** cigar ; (land i i in the Suffolk County Courthntue, wa* riding with the rourthoutr luperlntendrnt when a ear behind rammed inlo them at a Hop light. Francis cracked hu bead against th r windshield. " I fell at If mmething went into my left ry e ." he said yetlerday. "1 began to »re out of it Saturday night In Mather H otpdil. “ Pm «o happy I'm alm oit erary,” he *aid. *'l ran |e f the customers light matrhe*. 1 ran are ihe white ih lrt*. Face* look like blob*, but I can *cr. 1 ran gee.” WASHINGTON « - A new 1 per rent drop in farm price* today aptirted Democralir preparation! far an all out attark on Republican agricultural policies Announcing formation " f a t*» tlonwide agricnltufal i d v i a n r y committee, fta jto n Fritchey. D*p Uty Democratic nalional chairman, aaid hi* patty expert* in *lart "g o ­ ing to town1' on thr farm ttiue tin* fa ll "We regard the farm rrira *t(tlation a* one of the mo»t import*nt little * that w ill rnme up in Ihe presidential ram paign." he *aid "We are grtting ready to hit it herd " Fritchey laid the Democrat*' id Vl*ory committee prnhibly w ill In­ clude governor*, member* of eonjtre u an I d irl farmer* He said it Will be charged wllh preliminary Work on a 1936 farm plank. Colored News ' M r. end Mr*. Sim W illiam have returned front Quitman, G*., where they vieitr-l her lis te r end other relatives. ?b« w*s accontpsnied home by h tr slater, Mrs. Itiidia Rm*. Mr*. I.urita Mrf'aon sponsored • party in honor of In tic Janette Bntitii of Rorhciter, N. A*. Jo'tn L Cheater ami Elisabeth Chetlcr. Those attending thr a ffa ir were Oa follows: Mr*. Thelma Fhep. pard and her slaughter, Mr*. Ethel Smith and daughter, Mr*. Ida Harrington and littla Mr*. Jacquetina llellamy, Mr*. Nancy AVahlsn and daughter little Mica . Vivian Walden, Mrs. Essie Green ' Otid h rr two grand'laughter*. Mrs. S. Herringt-m and h rr son Ond little daughter, Mr*. I.lllle Chester and daughtrr, Mr*. Louis Harrington, Mrs. John McCann and other* at a very late hour each guc*t w rn i away declaring that they had a most enjoyable time. On Aug. go n rw ipaprr ra rrlrrs went on a picnic at Mullet Lake I ’ark, everyone had a very enjoy­ able time. The following boy* attsnded this event! W illie Hooks, . 1913 W. IS SI-: Jimmie Sims, 1118*4 Hickory Ave.} H. D Sims, 1118'» Hickory Ave.; Thome tirceu, 900 Mapl* Ave.; George lia rrim n , Rt. I Box 376; Bobby Harrison, lit. I lin t 376; Major Lawson, M7 F. Eighth 8t : Oli­ ver W. Collin*, Apt- 3 William Clark Ct.| V irg il McDonald, 1813 V . 16 £t.t and Jimmia Law ranee, 1913 W. |& St. SEMINOLE COUNTY WORK CONFERENCE Teachers of Seminole County tnet at Crnomi Aug. *2-28, fo r tha ourpnia nf county wide M l Curriculum improvement plans. This wa* don* during pansta in tha morning and tha afternoons Wert devot'd to group work. Roy Allen, Principal nf Ct w im ex­ tended greetings, after which ah • Overrtew o f our Frevtout Con­ ferences’* wet given hy U r*. Alma Hurston, Supervisor o f Seminole County. A panel discussion. "How can era Improve nn Human and Pub­ lic Relationships", wax presented WASHINGTON At - Representslive* of 10 federal agrncie* gath­ ered for a White llo u ie meeting today to check up on their va*l re­ habilitation p ro g ra m for the floodravaged Northeastern atatea. They wanted to ace where Ihe project might be apeeded up an I whether any new aid* rnuld he auppltcd with canting fundi and pertonnel. The rim ed d»or conference w ai set up by White Houie staff mem­ ber! here at tha re q u fit of Presldent Eisenhower, now vacationing in Colorado. Meanwhile, AFL P r e a i d e n l George Mean? called foe ■ congrenional inveriigatina of reports that “ agents" ef Southern eommum lir i are et work in the flood areas trying In entire m ill owners In abandon their d a m n e d plant* and relocate In the South He did not ipeeify th r rnm m unilira the "agents" came from. WASHINGTON lB - 5 t » r * t jr y of State D ullci and lb * B rtllih and Frenrh foreign m in lite ri w ill meet in New York Sept. XI In coordinate Western v ie ** in advance of their m erlin* with R u iill'a V. M Molotov in October. The State Department, in an­ nouncing the New York meeting, said today it w ill l u t two day* and m il deal m ill "m a lte ri of common Intcreat." H tinrich *on Rrenlano, We*t German foreign m lnliter. w ill Join the Big Three foreign policy chiefs Sept. U This phne of the talks presumably w ill deal with Western plans to pres* foe German unity at the meeting m th the Soviets which la set fo r Geneve. Switierland. Oct. V . B rilith Foreign Secretary Harold Macmillan and French Foreign Minuter Antoine fln a y a rt coming lo New York to attend the U N, General A s irm b ly meeting which openi Sept, gn. NEW YORK I B - L illl* G inn* fytekerman ha* taken h rr tlfln n o winning! and paned up a rhanre to spell her way to more wealth on The M l non Que«Uon iclevulon ihow. Here‘ « how *he f i g u r e d It would be a hard quc*t|nn. II would be a jum ble of word. I never heard of. and then I d be ]o»t I thought the aendhle thing to do wa* to stop where I wav I'd rather go away and be Gloria the undefeated champion than (ilona the g irl who “ Bcndes," Ihe |? * r * r o Id Negro arhoolgirt from iiallim ure told newsmrn after Ihe CBS program la il night, " i f * lift owi more than I started out w ith ," Coast1 Guard Gets Report O f Crash ST. PETERSBURG r The fo a .l Guard r r r r u r d a rr|w ul to­ day that a 'm a ll plane had r r . | i , d In flanie* into Hie Gulf of i | r \ i r o 17 m ilM off Clearwaler. hut no Irare of wreckage could be found in Ihe atea Immediately. A vearrh I* h-ing continued b two helicopter* a plane i r > « il G uird ru tte r and *e\eral fphm g craft ('apt Fred Price nf Ihe party Sept t SITED NATIONS. N Y JPMemben of the U.N, Di«armament .uhcommittce today itudied a U.S propo.al to merge American and Soviet plan* for inspection machin­ ery to prevent aurpriie attacks. The new American plan wa* nut* llnrd in detail ye»terday to the fu e nation *ubcommdtee hy Har­ old K Sta**en. Pre»ldrnt Ei*enhuuei'* ip e ri.it a itM a n t nn*di*armament and the U S repre*enla tite at th r arm * talk* which opened here Munlay. S U --rn recommended that Ellenlinwer’ * (Jenna propo*al for a tyivtcl \m rrtra n exchange of m ili­ tary blueprint* and aerial mtpeclion right* be combined with Ihe previous llit**la n suggeMb-n that gre.imd In-peclmn team* be «tatinned at kryjw irl*. airport* and railway and mad hmrtion* to rherk on m oiem enli of troop* and armament*. fi«hlng boat Rainbow ra lined the Guard that he *aw (lie plane ( o a -t - - - n at 10:01 am (E5T) Trice tatd it definitely wa* a mall rra ft and he helieird it to lie a Jet tighter. AT n Mr*. Oman, who** husband. Karl. 29, aw alia execution In San Quentin prlm n, *utTendrred yes­ terday and w ai released without bond. The « arrant charges M ri Green convicted a* an arr« *to ry to a rob­ bery M arrh 5. violated probation by coming to California with her daughter. Deborah Hunter. I. Green wat ennvIHed of killing .Tmrph Oliver la Chance in Ven­ tura. with a haiehall hat and rob­ bing him of to F VrflKtt SENTENCED FOR KICKING SON BALTIMORE. B - A S3 year old *etcran of IS yean m ilita ry *erv Ice w»* irnlenced to three year* In pri'on y rttrrd a y for a*M iilting and kicking h it 4-year-old son. .Iiiifge .lo*eph L Cader lmpo*ed the icntenre on CpI. Paul Anthony Mihatik. a m ilita ry policeman. Mihalik wa* charged with kirkleg hi* «on Wayne, and his daugh­ ter Marlrne, \ The 12* pound SIP acknowledged be gave the two children "a good la n m n t" with a belt for taking money from a fam ily rarhe. CHRISTMAS TIM E A T EASTER TIM E OR A N Y OTHER T IM E EVERY D A Y -A T THE H COMPARE PRICE and Q U A L I T Y DEPARTMENT VAN CAW 'S GRATED STORE CORNER SANFORD AVE. AND FOURTH ST. FANTASTIC. IN S T A N T M IL K SWEET TREAT CRUSHED M &M FAMILY I PACK FULL CANDY CASE JUICE �77" w ; T ' ! ?ue*c2u*ltfy MEATS FIG BARS 2 - 49{ Q ‘ | IRND MOT — uryir U A M C „ 9< picnic lnl lAi lvf lLUi zAd,<n FROZEN SPECIALS DUTCH MAID (tlatt 3. r .a [ r.RAnr W HOLE a CUT UP M Q U A LITY Alien BKEADED A A f EACH < l* /4 - : ,/ 4 L b . A v f ) MORTON’S (Limit 4, Plats*) CHICKEN SWIFTS PREMIUM sr r v I pies BLUE BTCD FROZEN ~ APPLE - CHERRY - PEACH GRAPEFRUIT WILSON* A REAL SPECIAL tbndbmadt ready to bat canned 1 1 m ■ m m 1 * 29< BEEF UVER WIENERS 2 - 45< HAMBURCER 3 BACON 39« picnic BLEND H AM S “ FAMh© PRODUCE • I I' Kt ................... CANS rljj}W LSalaiLJavohiisA. TENDER PASCAL - S talks LYRES CIRCUS BRAND “GOOD EATUT LBS. 9 9 ICEBRRO If e a jls VINE FRESH C LYRES PALM RIVIR II 8. NO. 1 WHITE siltbr cow ev aporated CRACKERS C PILLSBURY'ft ROLUl AUNT JANB DILL PICKLES CHOCOLATE yellow : WHITE TAMM A v m m AT m PRICES GOOD THRU SAT. SEPT. 3 8T. �V ■ B ' S * « 5;kw«, 1 s=— ! ■W ■;T _f \‘ - . AAnn+Lic P /n v / r I w l LLI l O J l L L Yet Show Who Gets Flag n r r.n m il k s The AtM daied Preta , Ka matter wba win* the pennant, 'th e A m e d c t n L ta |u e Idol w ill , ' feat a elaj feet and a g ta it chtn The four contender!, one of t l i o n hat to *ri*a 1 1 chainp have been tigged ruth a tucker p inch in 10 of their last IS game* with the tecond divuion, and pretty tcraeny tecund divuiaa at ] that. Seventh-rite* Wamington and la it-p la te Baltimore hanged the ! Chicago While So* agaimt the rope* la<t week. v.inning four of a**en. Then VI aldington harred Cleveland i way to the lop Sunday w ith a double-htadt.' ta e tp . And l i l t night, K tn ta t City, ! ( garnet deep in tu th plat*, dropped Kew York 4-3. tpiUmg the Yankeet from f ir t t place into a tecond p lic a lie with Cleveland. With that a n U t, tha White Sot moved a h ill game ahead with a T-S dccuion ever Boiton. Tha While V>* didn’t ride Into the lead on a while charger. They becked in with five unearned runr ClevclanJ, m r» n *h ilf, tloppe! (he nontente and moved up with a 7-4 triumph over Baltimme—bul b id the help of eight walk* that became four run*. Is Chicago, pitying one I#m game then either New York or Cleveland fo r a five perrenlage-polnl edge, tied it at 4-1 In the fourth with tha Aral t* o gilt runt. Then Ihey put It away with lha o llirr three unearned runt while reliefer Mil lard Howell rhecked Botlon on ] .three hit* m er the la it five fram et. B illy Hoeft granird Jurt four glnglet for h it lith victory a* Detroit heat Wtihtnglon I 0 m the nlher A t, gtme. Bill Tuttle and ■ P rin k H ouri hit Un-run hom rri I Off lover Pete Ramnv. In tha National, Brooklyn went 13 game* in front by beating M il­ waukee M at Don Newcomhe 1 finally won hit 19th: New York ended a five game tlump with 1 3-0. i T tweep of Cincinnati; Chieago'i Cubi flipped Philadelphia 3-1; and rittib u rg t beat St. Louli : S t after the t'a n li h id wrapped up t 14 verdict In the rompletmn of a auvpended game. Harvey Haddlt, whn won the v ili­ pended game, lo ti the regularly •cheduled rontetl at the Pirate* •cored tlx runt in the ilt lh . ftaman Mruas* two-run triple w it tha big blow agaknit lha Cardinal*' ■ lofty. ]Ma Yankees Sparkler Given Permiss'on To Help Teammates B . 1) ' 1 TH K HANFORD H E R A LD P age 10 W ed. A u g . 3 1 .1 9 5 5 CIG GUN FOR CHISOX. - - • ByAknMom 0> G W A L T p f i O P Q ‘ ^ C H IC A G O w H / t e t S O X > J t r b a s s .v a H . w h o s e 1 \9 HALF OF 7Ht S eA S O li IHPPOieHEHT A T BAT, i f c o n tin u e o , c o j l p . H S A .i s o a 'j c H to (’»,»• a ra tr n, . r h •U l n . . . l l | e W I-Hiru B**(h v n r.rt l-ske'eix* Ut. l i i k u .i w 1. *1 -a •* *1 V* «l *1 *7 M to ‘ 7 *V VI •* *_ 1-.1 •*-' .* •* <3 •*•* o, v i . f i * , * a tv. T a in . I t , . * Ii t , f la in * ,.1 1 1 . * at. | - a i , ( . i » i r * 7, tia t t a n a tt < k * f i V H li a - t i t u t t I-a k a !a n t a> <> la n 4 n i at t a a l. it a i. r . i . t a O u r * a t tv a .ta n a lla a c k W. p a le - 0 .*< h a i ila t n a a t llla r t i l f aae r ia i a l a n i t it.m il w i tl ft II Vt r.t .lr * ,t m make It. Th* Arm y approved M artin'* requeit for a lOday furlough Mon­ day-effective Tuetday. It w ill evpire at midnight Sepl. » - Ihr day the World B rrie t i t trheduled COLORADO S P R I N G S , Colo to open. ft - T h a guy who tparhled for the And tt w it made plain at Ft. New York Yankeet In the 1IU Carton, where Martin will rnd thiv World S erin hopei to propel them hitch of h it m ilitary ra rte r Oet. I. back Inin tha l l t f ihow. Ihey rip e e t him bark on time ** t*Pf- B illy Marlin, who played a The World Aerie* w ill end Ort. 4. , Ml of infield for lha Yankeet in even If it goe* the full teven . IBM, leavet Ft. Carton today for gam rt. Kantat City to rejoin New York The bataball tla r tald ho It In l it final pu>h for tha A m n ira n determined to hrrak Into the YanLeague pennant. kre lineup and w ill play any place *=> But It it queillonable If the 34 M a n n e r Cntey Stengel want* him. year-old Martin would play In the He hope* to be eligible to play by « World Serlea — thould th* Yankeet | Thurtday. 7* tl «* *V .* • • 7* Kan.aa ("'' r >1 .* * * »t .!<> >1 ,11* w a . h ln e ia * tt I* H w ltlw a ra II It n r.a n .T t T R iT K n n tr k a n .a a i l l y t .Nan Y o rk • • i.t.ia n n n a ll l m n r t 4 I ' . l r n l i | V V a .M a e ln n * C o x a e * t n -.tn n t .171 .It, It 0 •In n a C h l. a e " — H ia w a t .n k a .ia n It tl TntV a l K tn a a a r i l » IX ) i l l . 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R n e n v ln t i l l Ml I .on la a t P llla O u re O IN I — 0, h t i i d l 1 4- 0a » . rin n n a n l t - * | Southpaw Paul IjP a lm o , It. Louia knurkleball pitcher, lib e t to face lha New York G lin la . In 11 inninga thla aeatra he hat ahut them oul. The National lonnlt championth ip t w ill be held at F o re tl HlUa, Y.i Sept. I ll, tnclualve. Ty Cobb Is Immorfal Sportsman rt * H fly year* ago Tueaday th* ' Bam* of Cobb — tho fibulout, lm’ - mortal, rnnlrovertlal Tyrua Fleymood Cobb—fir tt appeared In a > major league bos acort with the rt Detroit Ttgera. To mark thla hlitorle aeration, - N. G. Salalnger, veteran iporta c v •ditor of th* Detroit Newt, hat Written a iperlal column on Cobb Sal linger rovered Cobb'a career practically In Ha entirety, and la eoaaidcrod tha n ilio n 't foromoat hlitortan tm him. v Welcome Navy WILL YOU BE OUR GUEST7 u Navel AM kayo el the m im eograph » By R. ti. S ALS IN G M Sparta Edftar The Detroit New* DETROIT J i —Memorandum: Fifty year* ago yatterday th* name Cobb appeared la a box arore for tha firal lira*. It appeared In 3.032 mure bot irorea before It vinlihed 34 y ean later. Brilliant and unorthodox, a fiery genlua and the gima'a oulatanding individual!.!, Cobh made batehall h itto ry for moro than Iwo docadaa. Ha dominated lha gam*. lie gained pre-eminence not bo. cauto he waa th* faiteat bat# run­ ner, nor th* bait bat* dealer, nor the Reeled fielder, nor the leading h itle r hut becautt he had the n lm b lrti brain that baicball baa known. R* bad the ability to perceive a altuation and taka advantage of it before hla opponent* became aware af It. Ha waa a keener atudeni of the game than hit eontemportrM* and undmtood tho g a m belter thin they did. Mora than that, he underlined them better than (hay undentood Ihtmaelvei. He knew Uielr mechanical fault* and wcakneaaea but be ala* knew their itrengtha. Bn » u heeebtU'a Play• r beeauan he out t them. ■ play ahead of them. H t waa h* great#*! ftelder, line* there ware aeveral hotter. He w aaaottb* __ & been tied 11 aince the fourth. In ^t^ ri*uV 'L* <:««» iind IJoug t c l i n l U r t T*»r»ll if th# 12th, the Pilot* combined four WOUami atagM* 'an n o r i WlilrUr r f Itu lU r lb hits, a walk and a pair of error* >*crtficea pul th* 1 d r» ah J fe r four run* which broke up a atay in the fourth. Wett Palm came from behind tight pitching battle between Jack Hoy of Lakeland and Ortando'j In the ninth, pinchhitter Dave Ldgcley opened the Inning with a Andy Sehreiber. Dave Smith triple* with two horn a run off G a in e m llt'* Bob mate, on b m ta " tta ..Tenth U ,h»t give SL Pale it* trium ph. Hi* * * * cri,lc* bunt bio u .h i in b la tt broke a 4-4 Ha an.1 he U ien|U,# wuln*n* runicored him *elf on John Iv o ry ' Th* attendance at Gatne»vill* n-iniamk la rt.k a T o t a l! COCOA ra il jk n „ n u li* M lllrr r f R o4a ■ lb A. R a d a '* Uuncaa r f greeted plica hitter alaca Wee Willi* Kaalar o a t admittedly bet ter. Ma waa pot tha greateit alugger tiara a doien or more play*tt could hit tho ball farther. Ha o a t not tha faiteat man In the ■am* ainre aeveral other* were Jutl aa fait and a few probably fatter. Hla wide edge a ear th* field wai menial. Ha thought quicker thaa W l, ral i k i l l to belter u m thaa they did. Many of hla h id ware attrib­ uted ta auperior tpeed but tha explanation doea not eauae flatdara to overhurry the way Cobb did. They did not upiat Infkelda th* way Cobb did. In running haaea. Cobb'a light ning brain worked fatter than bit leg*. Branch Rickey, who managed the It. Louia Browna when Cobb waa at th* peak of hia career, corn* moated on* dayi "He baa brain* in hi. fa*t» He waa ao far ahead of the field U ul eempartaoaj aeon* adieu*. When Be retired in u a . after 34 Taara of bli laaeue comnatitina • •MR - •behind enough record* to he coBvlace Ike moat akeptical of hla rightful ptae* at the bead af alUlme raakiagCobb waa probably ft* greateit compaUter gay apart baa knew*, lha fierce*!. Ha i u at hla beat When the praaaur* v ia aa. He waa « • *f the peereat U ltra ha apart M d*U bUiter dreed *f defeat made turn a i poetocular winner He could endutw anything but raOttiw. It* M liaobail'a Matty figure afttied ea the Olympian [l*r- t»u»*»n- ( • r t — atBfnrd a. c k n v. ia . * '< — ln -c ru n * It •» -, Wavttb " * H trllb r t (W V -ar-H ir. i ik l H artytbr,jL > * * f }- . H trllhp PB— WlllfeHi!. C— fl»r 4 la «r aa4 K tltlt* . T — 11*71 A—I I I . H U illa r •* T w ill f e r v T * h — nw iitr. n—itarilbr. awr—rtnn. r .i^ T T .r v a ll- d p - M U . k l . P r .y lb Jo* DIM aggie and Babe Ruth are the only piayor* who have been in 10 World Serial. DiMagfl* M ail in moat Seriea !»■ #• N»r*d with a , one more thaa Frankie Friach. IT'S BARGAIN WEEK A T HOLLER'S BIG USED CAR LOT. TRADE-INS ARE C O M IN G TO O FAST-HELP YOURSELF T O SOME GOOD BUYS 1953 PLYMOUTH 1951LINCOLN4DOOR SALE 4 POOR $877. COSM OPOLITAN V ERY LO W M 1LRA G I — O N I OW XXR <• t HU* T l l i u r .V I* .i» I ,t t* • ! '* h i .v i i .t * v r . r r r . n m t .V .U M i V. i i i IwikI o 1 | t l Inolnaol ta ra u tv T o rn ll'i.'nB r> a irA ll Standing p i .o n i i i a ’ fe a tH Sanfdrd S 3: St. re te n u u r* j Sralth'a wild pilch, * * » 7 U ; • * C o c M 511, at Orlande j | J ! tl a m t shipped U ajluna Beach J-j Watt Cocoa'* Jack H arlihy »*l San 432, and a l D *)tu s * Beach waere Palm Beach conquered Caine* ford down on a three-tutier. Sail there waa a “ mcrchanta night" i n law a it—a villa B i and Lakeland thumped ford, however, took Ine^leaQ^ Drlel promotion 2,CU. it-4rtr>#«. ra il. o m h J h pennant winning Orlando J-l in u ' i y in the third when Jtm Shirley aanruH O £ n in |, i doubled In Iwo run*. An error. Prar ta • Tl.e Lakeland-Orlando gam. had « • » • * ! »/»«**» “ J " Mnarlnlln Rn4 rlau*af Cllaa A. Ro4 fleu»«. r n i u l i Ik HOLLER'S USED CARS SAVE YOU DOLLARS HERE'S PROOF! ! I >• 1 «| 9m \ » > y T H E AS S O C IATED p r e s s TU# only U iim left undecided a t lha Florida Stale League prepare* In dote the 1913 tenon tonight l« who wurt tecond place. Daytona Beach holdt a ha! game edga over Cocoa fo r th honor. Thero w ill h* no p lijo ff* . D rcctort voted 6-2 to do away w ith t:.e p otliaaton aertet a* too tx pen jive. President John K rid ;r laid " A ft­ er Orlando won both b alvn league n flirla lt didn't tte rnoui i aopeal to the public to warrant holding the playoffa. There woulJ b* n jib ­ ing at itake. In la .t ntght'a game*, Cocoa da- NOBODY BUT NOBODY SELLS LIKE HOLLER'S B'O WALT I A * MYBP CCA'f CLC9E TO TAB SHOW'SO A t MAPE X* A f p o o K /e h i9 5 o , w a s h h e B A T T B P . 3 2 2 , H IT S i HOAIEP*, AHP pROVB L i 144. T H t S O X w / l l b b Fl in t / s a t is f ie d w it h A LOT LESS, P R O V /P E P t r s b h o u s h t o h h l p th e # w h th e m f ir s t p b h u a h t s >h c e w o . O rla n llo 1, ' Y r^ k -A ; ’ -p Dopin'/Sanford Plays Home Tonight For Last Game Of Season LK ^Jr » .- -> • -»*-■' 1952 NASH AMBASSADOR 4 DOOR, R A D IO f t H R A T E R $677. First Come. F irst Served We Are Clcnninx House! More 1‘r tK if ! ! $ 877. 1950 1951 STUDE. CHAMPION M n C U Ih 4 door * DOOR REDAN M A B T TOGO $477. $477. 1951 1951 1953 BUICK SPECIAL FORD CUSTOM. CHEVROLET 150 4 DOOR. LOCAL O W N ER * - A BUY 777. *577* 1952 1951 (CHRYSLER SARATOGA CHEVROLET L IG H T BLU E, V E R Y N IC E 3 DOOR, E X C E L L E N T C O N D l 1952 PROOF WE MEAN BUSINESS $177 $177 $177 $177 * 877. DM CHEVROLET 210 OLDS 98 HOLIDAY CPE. *877. *677. 1946 FORD COUPE 1950 BUICK 1946 DODGE 4 door I960 BUICK 4 door CLEAN LRTLE t DOOR S DOOR S E D A N d DOOR, E X C E L L E N T *877. 1950 CADILLAC 62 COUPE IM M A C U LA TR HYDRAMAflC, RADIO ft U A T B R $577. �! f RE SANFORD HERALD So Army Private Could Go Home » wON&CA. MRS Z 9 2ALE*J. for vsORJ TWAM AN to MOuRf —Jk*4' TVS' tc R ty , TtVO NCW ADDITIONS TO TVS' SA^CV CWANr HOW AfVCAjr GOING . s r tA C tff. L E T S B C fP A N K ABOUT.TMlS.POPr Ct> VdU E v o t e r TOMAV-E ■-CM1LO O EN W V O O 'O t T j< - e NEED M O N E V ? ; — ' ns THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Mamoru Shigrmitsu hat rn m r a long way ainrr that day in Nosemher of 194* u h rn an international couit branded him "w ar crim inal " The dapper, nnr-legged little diplomat uhn had signed the sur­ render for Japan ua* sentenced to •esen year*. Now, the foreign m inider of a rebuilding Japan, be is in Wash­ ington He ha* gone to tell U 5 nffteiala. so he sayi, that Japan m utt aehiese full independence while maintaining its American lie*. Shigcmitau ha* been in the depths aa well as at the heights before Born in July lUT, he graduated in ta il from Tokyo t m serslly, a brilliant aludent in iun«prudence. He went immediately Into the for­ eign service. He srrsed in re ta il** ly minor post* in Kerman*, the United Ktngdon and the United Stair*. He wa« minister l<* China in ISA! whrn Hi taster struck. While speaking at a rally tn Shanghai, he was the target of a bomh thrown b* a Korean terrors*l agitating for independence from Japanese rule III* right leg s i * Matted and had In be amputated The m ilita ry powers of Japan once had *rant use for one of the most nandsomr and best dretsad men in all Japan They railed Shigemilau a "snobbish bureaucrat’ * , . . "dapper fool." Then rame the bomh, and the altitude of the m ilitary changed Sow he was a friend. Neat year, he was vice m initter for foreign affair*, l-ater be held the im por­ tant ambassadorial po*t* in Mos­ cow, l/sndon and Nanking Tart of World AVar It be »a» foreign minister and a* foreign minister of the aurrender Cabinet ho limped aboard the battleship Missouri in Tnkso Rav and atgned for Japan in Septrmber ISt.A S hlgem iltii wa» named foreign GOLDFIELD. Nev. J * - A man. dared by an accident that killed hi* wife, lay down beside her bod? Monday and killed him«elf with a ,11-r* liber pistol, Sheriff Ed Kltchrn said Th» sheriff said Ilenry tls lti, M, and hi* wife Alice, JO, Roseburg. Ore , were in a pickup truck that went nut of control, flipped over four tim ei and landed in a drain­ age ditch 1# miles north of Tom* pah Mrs. Iljrtti was killed in­ stantly Witnesses said Ify ttt wandered around for a few mnmenti, then pulled a Tl automatic nut of h it luggage and shot him self in the forehead. NEW YORK 'JD - The Army slashed through red tspe snd di»minister tn the first Cabinet under plsycd * wsrm, *vmp-ithetie heart the occupation Rut occupation au­ Monday In gettirg t pm vie o(f thorities ordered him out of office *n outbound troopship m hr eoutd as "undesirable," lie was soon to go home in his mother's funrral stand in the rock before the t r i ­ A Red Cros* telegram a rrisrd bunal. st the Rrnoktyn trm y Rase three It is no serret that the United hour* after Pst Roger A fireiner, States prosecuted Shigemltsu with ?o. Collections tile, Iowa, had sailed reluctance, mainly at the insistence aboard a troop-lsden transport for of China and Russia. He had mans- tierm anv The telegram told of hi* American frtrn -l* who frit he had mother » death in an auto accident only performed the duties of a fise hour* earlier. diplomat The tram port was then ho mile* At least, he came off with the besond Ambrose |,ight«hip, which lightest sentence of any of the guide* se»*eli tnin New YortJ bar* major rlefendant* and was out of bur. Official* at the Arms ba>e told prison on parole Vo* H . I9V1. the Nass they wanted Ctreiner Shigrmitsu worked ceaselessly returned with conservatism In Japanese The Navy qutrkts ordered the polities until today he n sire pres- tran*poit to tum around and meet ident of the Japan Democratic an Army tug at the lighOhip pattv and right hand man of Prime (iremer was brmigh hack to port, Minister trh irn Hatnyama i where hi* emergency furlnugn, leave par and an airline ticket were ready. Sevm hour* after the lelerram airised here he was on a plan* headed for home. MILD, SIKiAK'CUKDD — THKY’KK DELICIOUS’ KEKF — CHUCK ROAST Mm 01 A RtAL SHOULD 1 .0 . LEAN — FLAVORSOME ARM-CL'T RKKK c A ie r r r c l tw u m m u &ic o p DURHAM. N T . I* — Robert Floyd Crank M a y began serving a 10-year prNun term for a pi*tol shot that left his wife paralyzed and may even k ill her before his term ia up. .Crank, JJ. pleaded no eonlest tn the charge of assault with a deadly weapon with intent tn k ill. No fu rth rr marge* can he brought against him unless hi* wife die* within a year. A fter that time a North Carolina statute of lim itation proterta him. A Duke lln iv r r tiy doctor tnldj Superior Court Judge C. W Halt lhat M r*. Isabel Hartman Crank cannot live more than fise years. The J9-year-old mother of tig wag shot m the throat last May 21 during a quarrel with her hus­ band. The .91 caliber bullet tote away threw fourths of an Inch of her spinal column and paraiytrd her from the neck down Doctor* aay she w ill Hie when the effect* of the wound cause a breakdown of vital body function*. Mrs. Crank was in the courtroom on a stretcher. 5 h t testified In a whisper. At one point her weeping hutband tried In rlu trh her hand. "(le t away from her and quit acting." Solicitor W. H. Murdock demanJed jita iN V N 0 I JM IN V CCO^KCTT I a n sou n o w a y what w u > hJUK) MAS M t f ausoot.f w u STUCK vou* M«CK OUT SO* MR /J M T R tP RCEfS SSJOt A MIL.1 A why, J an r woe* r ROAST T\ 3I9« - FRESH MEATY SPARE Rin TIPS 19c - Wonilerful for lUr-Fl-C 1 TENDER - TASTY W IENER S^ !5c Ice Cream 59c Coca-Cola $r 119* With Deiiivsil BAKERITE Lb. Tin 3 (W ith - Q J J 7 1 J-Ynn nr More Food Order) NABISCO HONEY K nded in bed. Po- 0U> ELEPHANT MM DALLAS, Ten., to — Queen, aa kpknnt a t thn M am ba P a rk Zoo Scoop out n cucumber end fill with a well-tea sorted cream rhaesa miiture. Chill, then at aervmc limn cut Into one-quarter-inch thick SYDNEY. Australia UD-A light slice*. Serve with lot* of psper airplane left its pilot *oo tha napkins! A plmienlocraim cheese mixture looks particularly attractground today, circled Sydney and It* suburb* for almost three hours and finally *ra« shot down by an Australian navy plana. Anthony Throwar, 30, w u prac­ ticing takeoffs and landings with the plane, n four-seater Ataster, at Baakttown Airfield, Bn said ha swung Use pruptUer to start tha angina, the brakes failed and tha craft took off. " I tried to held U by a strut but I couldn't make it," Thrower Light Plane Leaves Pilot On Airfield MORRELL PRIOR | GRAHAMS-33* | WEBB'S J.ONG GRAIN RICE 3 - L13c NIGHTINGALE BLACK PEPPER Tomatoes I- ° - 9c U. S. NO. 1 POTATOES a 9‘ 10 lbs1 Bananas 3lus29 c GOLDEN YELLOW G e n e ra l In su ran ce a City some d ly ta r s age. H e raised the naowey by aelting "elephant sweat" to DnUaa a t f t a pound. PARIS yv-F reneh airman Jean Lout* Tounuer was held in jail today, eharged with Healing luggage from five U S. aoldiera. Polire said he wanted revenge — not' profit — because a thief h*d stolen his own baga tn New York. Toumier trained at a camp at Amartllo. T er , and speak* English fluently, t’ohra said he went about hi> vengranre in Ihi* manner: He struck up ronsersatinns with US soldier* holidaying in Paris.. During lha talk he would observe, I "You know, In France we consider the number* between 1 and 14 (or another set of figures) u n lu rky." The (11* often would reply, "W hy, my hotel room it number inch andaueht" naming one of tha aeriei Tournier had mentioned. Toum ier would then telephona the hotel, pose aa the American, and aay a French airman was going to pick up h it luggage. Onra he had eoilertcd tha bags, ha dumped them Into tha Seine. 1 JAMES GUT AGENCY A ir Conditioned For Your Comfort WE WILL BE OPEN LABOR DAY MORNING �<>aantttr BUhta K rv rrH SUNNYLAND—The Best Ham Barring None! FULL SHANK HALF —OILFULL BUTT HALF COLONIAL Wa Wffl Be CLOSED LABOR DAY! MONDAY. K P T . V STOCX UP NOWI WHY PAY MORE? C,cl The BEST FOR LESS LOVETTS Hickory Swoel LOVETTS Mount Vormont ^ E nriched W hile Fam ily Loot “Dixie Darling” BRLti) W iener or Ham burger Buns 6 2 * * 25e 13 ‘ 1 2 * 25c L b Phg + EUNNYLAHD (Hot or Mild) T H O : Slicod EAT RITE Quality JUMBO s p ic e d Wc Lunch Meat CA S Jk MR. CHICK Gr. "A", O ut Fryim Chlcknr* 98c BREAST, t h ic k s DRUMSTICKS *, CHICKEN VAM CAMP'S PK. & BEANS 2 no. a37 PINEAPPLE .»<** 19 ORG. JUICE 2».> 27 SECTIONS MAYONNAISE SWEET TREAT Cnmhed FRENCH'S Fanry STOK FLY’S F in « t MUSTARD W H O S » n l Mncrd PICKLES DEEP SOUTH Dram-fruit A t.t. FLAVORS » ARMOUR STAR ARMOUR STAR ARMOUR STAR Vienna CALIF. Honey Dew CALir. Soodleee SAUSAGE 2 h < i CALIF. Jumbo C ALIF. Bartlett H O V tf1 V. S. No. 1 W ife bUPERBRAND M G A LLO N Superbrand C O FFEE ™ Star-K ist Lt. Mt. TUNA Astor Instant C O FFEE * . - * j . » .- k -—1 •» ■r * * M-M-M Delicious—CRACKIN’ GOOD j . * *■», - ’ . L- ■' �l T £* THE SANFORD HERALD "back i-o school” is a tcun taken, ionictimes, ever too lightly. l or the school youngsters, it is a new ex­ perience as another year produces vast regions & to explore. . . l o r the adults, it is a time that might be used for retrospection. . . And for the six-year-old, it is the first step toward being gtown-up, a world oi fairy talcs, l o r the young college graduate-business- ogres, giants and tender experiences . . . man, it is a period of recreation in a world en­ tirely new. . . "back to school” is an everlasting tementhrancc indelibly etched in our I or the high school student, rt is the near- hearts and minds . . . Th« Sanford Herald t • • • Photos by Jameson Studio A lt Souls Pmrochlgl ^ Southsld0 P rim ary * *v r.‘, ’ - v r j j V v ■* r ^ . '' Goldsboro Elementary �B ick-To-N cV *: Supplement THE EA'irObD HEXAID 1All-Around Slate Presented Band Members A t Summer Camp r lv* members cf th* Seminal# H ;;a School bsnd combined sunsad expert bead instruction i t the Bummer B ind C tm p of the University nf M ism i tn Coral Gables. Thlx c im p t> in annuel affair and BHR band director, Ernail Cowley svrvM hia third y*a r ai an instructor ther* for th* fix* weeks period H lfb school band students from •avan aUtcs received fix * u**ks of totem* m ujical instruction along •*ith a fu ll schedule nf beach par* •*ei. fraa movies and fickata to the Pop Concerts of th* University of Miami Symphony Orchestra every Sunday night Director of th# band uaa Fred McCall. University of Miami band* m iite r, and hoaorary director and advisor w at Heary FUlmore. kao^n all oxer tha country for hia marches. The atudcnti played under the batons of Morton Gould and Leroy Anderson, as « ell as Fillmore The camp ended July 22 Students attem lm r from Seminola County were Mias Joyce Ml* lam. Miss Patsy Haught, a p v , TO ••WOW* THE GIRLS a fallow has to look neat. Salesman Eddie Keith ahnw* the Perklne P'nr* m *rcle a n s* to ila tt to rlrh '.t E l MeCall ctudept at Florida Rtet* Unlvoraitv Joel M*.«i an! B lllv Parks. U n l- e n ltr of Florida aophnmoraa. Ed and B ill i#*ro interested In tr.* r.»-- ah'rte wltft tfti.se neft fa ll rolnra ■»h;la Joal la takan in by a lackaL PlaUa alio seam to ba pooular « ith tha bovi (S ta ff Pfinto) __ ________________________________ _______________ _ Plenty O j Sweaters College Requirement T»*re cm ba com fortabla, yat wall g rim e d . In tha new fa ll sportswear. Bulky k n it ov#rh>ui*a la aie«rted e*r1r»a ard eollda wdth fria r collars or turtla nerkt ar* smart w ith alarka or toreador pant*. Bitiilan* r.*w ehad#» -appear !n cotton tw-ill 'ears fashioned la r.e-v trim , slim llr.es Th* D *' t C r ^ k e tt influence ra tha younger s«t is carried ov#r to th * teens In fringed capeskia and es*4» Jaekata. la all casual clothee. d irk colora ftgur* Im portantly this e»eion as w*H as traditional •'foothair* colors Dalien stripes carry over the black-plua-bright contr a it. Plalda predominate in blouses to wear w ith elarka and Jeans. f ir s t on th# L it of #x-#ry back- , wall ai w hit*, and are particularly to-s*h«ol shipper D a tupply of beloved for wear with Bermuda s r s i 's ’ t No eollega gix! ever had ih o ru Tor d rs ti-u p w u r, tie r* are too m as* o f *hesa casual, versatile girmeats. It i*em> Aad the many versions of taihmers or nraamt u tru * of the grade school , lea iw eetari wjth >*id« boat neckLa*». ihort nr long sleeves, w ith aad high school set This >«ar th# j ariety of swaatar or without jawal sequin or em­ Teamed wjth a atyles aed yarns Is almost aad- broidery trim jeis But tha classic cardigan re- d ic e * skirt, th a t* MHiva littla a a ics a top faxortta, and probab­ tops win i f * a girl through many ly tha biggest selliag Ham ie this tae daacei and after 5 dates Probebly the m n t weltom * ca’ egorr l i tha orloa swwatar. T u i It bacauia It hai th* look tews of iw a ita r i these days I) aad faal of aapaailva c a ih x tta . their a n y washibUity. Msnv of yat Is budget priced aed can ba tha wool i was ta rt h i ' * been visa e d at ta iily as a pair of tr a iu d to pravaat thrlskige, aad all th* orloa or orlonand-wool gtocklagi. b!*ad» may tw wished without One of the top campue strlaa of worry, dried tn a short time the year Is the d yM -t-m itch awej-er and tweed skirt The ns Y i; B u r v ir .w iw cater helf of th* combination MACKINAW r|T Y Mirh *• _ is e iilsb le in ciihm ere. orlon or Rising along with a ino-nulLon dol­ v -ol. in ilipon, cardigan or txun lar bridge aero., the S ts iii; of HUNGRY NEWSMEN gweatag eatu Mackunie are ttlttro p a i inrough NEW DELHI X—Ltn ployas of a A iio important la tha 1XM which coaitructinn may ba watch- dtU r newspsper in Western la-lit. sweeter Lam p la tha bulky nbbad- ad for a dims Thev gi> * a close, I'lg M i rnewlsv f n t to protest kr.it swaatar in eogt er p u lle vtr up view of x*hn i going on out ta th* suipending of • lubeditor Tha • t >le. often with wide, loon tur- tha straits between Michigan's two Ue neck, Italiaa fashion, T hai* peninsulas Bridge opening data la com# ta dark nr vivid huaa at Nov. I . lM t Ancient Chinese Abacus Now Com es, to A id O f Mathematics C lau es in U. S. Schools • y N A N K IN JOHNiON r . Cewfeei P w i iuodeM on CO**elf«rf»ll MILWAUKEE. M ia .-T h a an'cleat afeacua (1 aoo years old aad ,prc«8unc*d with the accent oa the a b - i la pU)-tn( a leading rale ta a aatlon-xtlda mo-r.n*at toxeard mere intensive training la matheimatlca to cope with calculating 'problems of the atomic age. He big revival here In Uitweet'em w-erld. after having originated in China and Japan whir# tta us* attil la almost universal, la further denial of the timed prediction of th# British author Budyard Kip­ ling that "east is asst, and w-eat ta west, and n'ar tha txvaia ahall xnMt!" Even more remarkable la tha fact that tha largest producer aad premoter of tha abacua la tha United lU ta t currently la alee mm e f Uta leading adding maahina comptnlea whose respect far tha venerable manual calculator may Nava been won aeme tuna ago when jus Japanese absent soundly beat |a n American operating a modem calculating machine in a speed test. The actual originator of tha bnnr-baok-lhMahaeua movement, however, la Dr Andrew r . Schott, an educational consultant hare at* lashed ta M a rie tta university. ■who recently reported an three yea rt of expertises tatioa in bet tar anlhmetla teaching ta tha mam than six hundred teacher# attend* .teg tha Mth annual meeting of tha Centra] AteoclaUon of goanco tend Mathamatica Tear ha re. e a a TUB ABACUS haa "antm d* hare already, and In armn pubUn, Cathoiia and taitharan. alasnantaiy, Sweaters Lead List For Boys, Girls Heading For School Fall Sportswear Increases 5tatus W ith Teenage Set- An unofficial msauag of the School Trustees «! Samuwla Coun­ ty w g| h#ld racaatly to r a v l* * application for petitions as tea­ chers ta Seminole County Schools In tha ahianra from tha City of D f Cooper, chairman of tha Board of Truataai. aad Roy Mean, secretary of the group. Roy L. Howell, vice-chairman, with R T Milwee. Superintendent of Public Instruction, interviewed arp .rants for both white and colored schools "About sn colored teachers were needed lo r replacement* aad add itin n i." Milwee said. How-all. trustee, said. "W Cre galling a gnod type of teacher now. much battar than w# used W h.thar yma're a veteran ••••afar collector er juat s ta rin g » lth your firs t, you’ll find sweaters u p * on the "m ala call'* this fa ll! The Sty le i: C rsf-n.er)» are hark In a wide variety o f color* end patterns Sweater »aita w-uh buttoned fronts, w ill also bw popular w ith many men— to wear w ith or without a eporta Jacket The V-recked sleevtlae* sweater I* a winner t«*> far campua or echeol wear. Big, bulky, brawny sweaters sought by many fo r skiing and w inter sports ar# now plentiful. Many ar* In the Internationallyfamed ski pattern*. T»o.tone effect* w ill also b« big sweater fashion r.e«i Fibre*. Newest Orion fibr# is a p u ff yarn w ith tha feel o f caahmere. Another Important fib re la !0 0 *i imported lambswool. 9- ) "F O U N T A IN S P E C IA L IT IE S " com# from gensmtlUt'l 5«da Fountem as three eounr m itsei #n«xt v “ Coka” . I.eft. to rtrh t are Jovca Cullum. Carolyn Hall and Ehirlev Jor.es Eanana aalita would have been rood, too I Photo bv Jameson Studio) a Five-Room Addition Is Approved A fi'» room addition to the Oviedo Colored School was approvcd by tha Board of Public Instruc­ tion meeting in tha Suparintaadent’a clfica recently The prelim inary plans were prelentco for approval and for foru srdtng to T illilia is e a for final ckey. The Board also apprised plans in advertiaa fa r b i ll on the nine room Goidiboro School addition already approved by tha State Board of Education Tha adxwrtuamenta ware tnsarted on Aug 2A with bids returnabla on Sept. mately son children are expected to aaroh and » h e r* lunchroom fa­ cilities can take care of only 7$ and auditorium facilities w ill teat only 2iJ A aketch of a proposed luncnronm and auditorium was presented tn the hoard but no act­ ion taken beeauja of e x iiL flt priority Dropped w natluies continue along more mol Jed hat*. . Jutting hiphae cuffs, crushed * * ih * i ta d nar­ row halt* threaded through hlphaa loops ara favored fa ll traatmeata Aanouacemaat was made at tha unofficial meeUag that Mrs Mar g t r t i Rarnoldt. form at principal of Heat Sida School w ill take ever a i pruteipal of tha aaw Piae crest School at tha baglaalai of tha coming school yaar. Mra Eh xabeth Sharon. Uschar at taaford Grammar School, was named principal of tha W ait Side School T tt fh a r t reported (or duty Mon­ day, Aug I I E tch reported to h it or bar respective school A three, weak pre-school program gat underway a t that uaa. Mil«aa laid. Aad ha added. " T i l l la poasibly tha lis t one of its kiad la tha State of F lorida." MU»e« aipiamad a i ha announced the pre-achool program lo r th ii rear Tkara'a a steadily graedng moveceat to ban floppy elotka* tar grade and high eahsal itudantg It aterted as a measure ta ask* tckoo!*aga boys aad girls look lea* lik t delinquent* in th* bop* that their behirtcr would improve— and it worked! Tbt movement began la several Eastern schools. Th* school au­ w . Aadmm f . tehatt damanetrwSaa to a pmup of Milwaukee thority* war* delighted that both teach»ca tea apaiailan af tha abeevt as a shert evt ta ghrlag pvpik • nsaalng aaart la teaming mathamatlea. boya* aad glrla beheviar Improved noticeably whan blue Jeane, motor­ I f#*te of high sp*H «Uitn-n. and cycle Jacket* and epaa necked ■ t i .'spin th* i ub1 1 »t :* * of tn* J— 4 ahlrta ware forbidden. ■ a rrin g c m in t Mx-v 1 * 1 ts e • pMlParent# will ba glad to find oaophy of aUagarUm” that u a that designers *f ttudanU' alathaa hobby which may ba compared are doing tkalr beat to help. Their with chess In this country. approach to the problem Is to Oetting a supply of tha “Ameri­ can abacus" w-se a problem at Brat make tha aaw fall alathaa aa goad for Dr. Ichatt, and ha dacldad ta “beard tha lion in hia dan" by wtth pride and aara. nuggsaUng to an nddmg mschlna •rm that It manufacture same. Fothcr-Son Duo Tha aback subsided whan Dr. •a h a tt pointed out that In a aenee Influonco S till tha abacua U an adding “machine" and that ynuhgptera broken in an Continuoi Strong It wxeuld quickly shift ta mechanl'A a fether-een ‘n f u m ti eentel aalculatera. tn fact, that la tha aacand part ef Dr. tchott'a pro­ UnuM strong in beys' wear and g ram — ta gat anthmatio and coordinate! The national trend U mathamatica quickly ante tha ma­ toward drasa-up-Uka-Dad ctethaa ahina baate rather than ta keep it far yanagaten, even an tn- and leisure wear, avan aaai lea reflect tka tendency to i enta styling la cut. la el UnsehM. to detailing and to < thaanly atytotee •kl«k did net daUkarately i •ate what fatktro wear la "Davy Creak -Davy Crwkaft" jaakat aed 1 frettiar-laad etyt \‘ * * y -* " - young er ald—MTlar U a good habit for «Qt Tlan gong no qulekly too, that u rlag t plln up fAat wbna you u r n regularly. Thoan atdddy natrlM late your uvlagt puibeok mean that bcaadiy poea. you a n hive the cuh for the things you went end need. In the to­ morrow to ame. you’ll be gled that you iteited eevtaf todeyt �I ttv rn e p Four Ouf Of Ten Pupils May Wear Injurious Shoes f our out of ten eW Urtn sra tn p p 'n c bark to uool th i* ta ll In «ho*« that are liable l " cau»a jcrm artent injury to tjje ir feet to* fore turn nit r roil* around acx.n. • The»« g lim lla lU llc * a it hated on a turaev rondueted d u riti* th* athool y ra r ju it ended by a r.at nnal foot health n*ean.ration, which warn* that both parent* a'.tl ichnnl* . » t.ig lc riin g c *rr ° f children'* feat. * Uni* a rt a fewr rule* prepared b. foot i i ) « i i l u t i a* a guide to motheia embarking »n a back-to*■ hool ‘ hopn e op ration: _ i l i I’atroi rr a reputable *hn* • r» l* ile r i * trained to fit rbiM trn'a ft.o n . U l TJo net pa n on an older child’* »hu»« to a yourtsrr bro­ ther or tt.'e r No ta o children** fee' a ir id m ti.a l— .queer tig a y...mg foot l-ito a ihu# a'rrady moldtd into «hat>* by another rh i'd i* da ;ir o The » c " i l l bo give—but th* f >ot aa1 11a with unfortunate rem ft*. d C3 1 Check the ro n d ru ctn ri of the fho*« vi i buv. Knot doctor* m«ommcnd a *hoe » th fip p le leather and fir \ ild * and re«ilirnt lrather tole*. Leather provide! the fin n r - ’ a 'd n i ' t f lible «. p i’ t fur it u n t feet. On th . . t ile ...... Pir* luie. you w ill find children'* »hoe* In m»r# than IS color*I f ‘>nth. touch or lu o ll try.ure*, ar.| hundred* of * iiir » to fla tte r, 4 fit and protect their feet. I Longwood Enrollment M a y Soar I “ MWK « * « » « » f l i t Teat » 5 . e»* » ' fortoa, 1 1 ■ * ................ ) ir, ifaow tw o fa'I cotton* In Cowan’*, gor a on the left " a iw a ), Ul«fklt‘* lit* . IU*I • dra * prince** m i i : tw in* w ill enter V u cin ia lntermont College thi* year. I SI* Jacket drcsaei endor«e the over, /* i i ■ * Home effect with boxy, h lp lfn ith p G l t h f u l J U m p C T S I O KC U ll N C W LO O K Jacket*, neve looking over full or r pleated x k irli. T in time.honored Jump, r fo r t per !* an Important part o f ever/ The lu n ir appear, a. a M l u r . l ^ UUb w t m " . <-'•*■ . . t . ru r n iio n of the long Imp and i« Sttipendert, att hod to a Tali •u e c tu fu lly worked out in over- l^ok th i* fa ll S.*cr popular be- ri%f *r*i*thondv g * nr.* aupport oka rt tffe e ll. 1C*u*e of i t . v c r> *ti!ity , the Join- .to the jumper look. 1 H )t|*H , LOOK A T the.* e lrU a . the* are June Jm ninc*. « ** h and w ill »»»• The la ig c d enrollment in the htito ry of L j nun Huh and file tn rn U ry School n expected dur.ng th* coming trim The reboot » ft' ft a rapidly growing area In *ouih ern Seminole fo u n t*. including the eommunittr* of Mtamonte Spring*. Rear Lake. (» *,e lb erry, I n n Park. 1., : ' 1 . . • 1 and Sanlando. L im a n wa» edahiuherl In I!*JI to replace *. number id one and i 1.1 through­ out tin* dtalnct One ol the.r tchiftd* « n located in Lonjwtnid The budding n *till Handing and i . n.. ,i ,i. t . - it* Hal Another «a< located n Sltamunle Spring* pear the *11 \ a monte I t ' t.-l Still anuthrr *a- located on Hie propel t* now on pie.l b> tne 1 tie-tei i t •r.i'e packing plant Thi* budding ha* bern muted a *llort d tita n *r uiuth ol it i original loeatum and i* n-i- twisg ti«cd a a re itrirm e heyrral other one loom »elii*'N u ric !*•> iteil u r d of l o i r * ! l i t * ant between Long wood and Markham T)’e*r •! hind* * .* ltd ri.>l meet the need* of llu* * riIo n ol llie count*, <ii a none to con*oltdate them on the p rrirn t large eampu* ».t* I ita rtrd by the hoard m rrnbrr*. the late FI .1 it * r r 't ie d of lain*wood, and the lat. t lr ib r . t Lyman of Altamonte Sjir ng* t.ym m m rl i Irag.c dralh s* d.-.umng heturr the butlrltn* u a* r-"ii:detrd. and tl wa» derided to name the tchotil in hi* honor. At fu *t 'h r .r icre o n ly *lx c l.** room* and tludenti wc.e able tn ' go through the fir«t n.ne giade. Bu»ri w fif* .MAnfit bjt p ru U p an d it i.lu.il* »nd htted hv ll.e rnunly Thi* fall Utrre m il he IS cl.«*ftvnti* and ( n r t'otinl)-onned hu r* t r »erve thi' c'.il.lt*n *.| th.t arcs. The total enrullttirnl la*t ycu p .i'-e t the *rxr mark and it **. i prnbablv neat * *r d. ring He rum me term f lie r Ih* pad there vra t* tiu’Ti* h i* hern *» n il in i ravi* in enttdlntrnt nl atmu*l H*l per year. One m o w h'r Ihi* l* the fa il that *m *ll t l a o r i have b*< n graduated aud Ia n * fie >1 g ia ilr group, taken in U d y e ir C i n dilated and brlw rrn u i and W far*t giader* wall probably enroll in Sep tem brr In addition to that P ioir ha* brrn an inereat# in a'l thr grade* ol the trtiool. rn n e lp a l K S Itiugla** ann ounce*! that then* wi.l Or a total ot SI teacher, on the (amity thi * year W. V\ Wharton -ibn ta icld S otal Stiulie* la«l year tierumc* a**i* font in ,m il'll Half of hi* l.m r will hr dem trd to ad m in i-tra tiie dul l* in ttic* *rronitar> gra te* He will ronliniie lo tearh three i l l n Live Pew tra c h rn w ill t- in Hie fat lilt > Hu* \e.ir M i* W. J ttur hank, who taught at the Audubon Paik Klrmentary Selmol in oilando la*l year, w ill tearh one of thr .retlona of the «rtond gtadr Mr* Prante* Sandburg, formety at South*iilr Primary Schod. Sanford.' m il tearh a nxlh grade Mr*. Mary Schlmdt. who ha* had experience in St flood and i ‘re*en! i d ) *ihi>.'*. w ill leach Kngli*h In the h.gh ichool Ml** Phylllt Kctlev r-f I)j*tona lleach w ill teach iunlor high P.ngliih. William fia rre ll, ■ rrrent graduate ol Sielxon I nner THOSK COLORS*! The new fa ll ealor. in .w ia f* - are ro- ’ dried “ i . i !!. mm’* F.* trv the Hollywood Shop* on ■ thonriinp tour fo r the ichoAt watiltolie. I. r f t to tig h t Nanev R lrtiarit- and Shlrlev Jorvea. Sou'll fir,a oelon and bvlor. ate r« iir» t to on Ih* clearing bd- (Photo bv Jantccon Studio* TTTMLT» t* **v *d N ew Courses W ill Be Required m i SCHOOL — Thta *oungater d l m a k e b .* m a rk on h u t l r * t la * o f a> ho ot w h e n he w e a r* t h i* a m b u la tio n o f a n a * v b lu e g a tv i n l i n e l. t o n a . it , w h i t * d a c ro n i h i r t and H u m a n re d n i l o f a • p e c ia l w o o l w o v r n in C i r a t itn ta in . a lllallt Brat Co, C'trielawJI Ccrcol Breakfast Began Long Ago nr h.il R| C-. .1 tctex! ,» \ Pnfi,/••#»« fi tl p r«h !.! r ! p %i 1" h4i l!t ha £ tr t.lilTft *'a. k m !**•• hi •tor tr Km* It t* Iwt.ey* t hft* M'.o» VPfY' Prl n ,'f t-w l ** t-.e*( . in T h i! i t tv orst ) . * tan lu x . l.ef..-r Ih# t Ilf 1*1* deal<i it d re iiffl ir * rnw rt net fffim lh< Rf* VI 4* !h# M »■*« *i lift1# n r# i i»Hii*I# • * ,.f r.ifiin . i 'T f f M , !P ■ *#* free!# i i *>rt f t *N»t *filler Ii ll vnt:»«. dlr«f lags'h-t * The eampu* eurritulum l» fa*h i ton include* many important, new and requited "c o u r* e .' Fur the new teim Banc and fundamental for the • marl rued, n the ilraight. up an.l-down ailnouette p apentawear, tcparale* and dtc**ci Somewhat remini»cent of the •Tlapi'er” era but grntly euty.d in a *uhl!r manner, tuch acparalrt a* tunu o ie rb to u ifi. >rmi tilled lumper*, all ihow the *■hulled down • Iho.e -e S’.rek *ophi*l in d ir r y , 1 * th * on me eampu* V . a**.c . *e for eveu ro-erl I* thr prrenn.ally-fatored tweed l * V e arid die*** *t*|e* .n a wide langr of niutrd riaik lone comhina Iron* l.gurr imp*>r!antly in eiery tweed la.hmn From l ui* of kr.it nhl.ing *>n *p .r!* a ra t « ttilla r*. cult* ant I nrcklme* to toe i . . i - n r « xwcalet 1 n bulkrei I ran n i l tlitc h rd ,le ' * in . tne kr m l" t* a reign n ; r . 'i , r , f !a*o r f. r the new »eilli * ter. For !e * r t me* almtii n.e u rn pn*. e x 1* go for Itarmnda *h.ul* n man tailored fjh r n * and Ihe.r * :*ie<i|f•ho*.:* of "k n u k e t*” ao.t ttrim iola Ciihdlr* t.-ng tapeird i'in l* lu .r lo new |Ua it*, and are al**> Fayoted .n a wule i anrly pi urd rotdinoT I r , cr taxei on • new world nl (a ion into 1 1 >it. r ,n * ,i*iii *.. •-* I ;ng* longer jacket*, tnedr hlar er* leather t chr* to Iwred all a lh i' long . -at* are *ophi*tu alr*| • lyle hole* tor the *mart rued II . h or. . ■ 1 11*1 tor earn pn* wardrobe* i* a yer.aliie |..nt|* er that may be worn »ulo nr learn e,| up wdh lei *e* *, bl.ui»e» nr xwt a lrr* Toe'. * I. a*t mar.- n. .* n.-ikline noli * n. w *kirl handling* long «a i*ttin r* and range from pen c*l *l.n.ite*% to I ill r.re lr* l .t lue co ed *• i *e in the w inning w at* of eampu* Fa*hion*. there'* a fu'l and n t'ie tl ng tea ton ahead ...re lo i »lr " A " p u* Dyed-To Match Separates Big For New Year ENROLLMENT TIDAL WAVE FACES AMERICAN COLLEGES IH ti# itH»i l pu|ii!t ** I b* irtj (lilfg v foiwputfl ID («•! ikon a cffiorft. - •• *t£ !*/1«• ,t m . 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It .In coat* f,«i ^ * - iin** am! i iptLin it lit li .1 ?li* |l»r rniiFliJii* ti I I1 i <\ p.iptm*. cult n gall a rdiin1* ftn»i It v i.n lf t *»v. ! ii H nrnf T liflf ID fn* f Ittif. <r l![ »t t f *• « tw ill*, oftrn n tiem h co.it «lit n i. ! ■a r - T, ia .vi iipliitt miiti . li ti Mr fn.iilf 1 Ill'll .*a* .i tf ;u tiru r tl* t>-> l an-1 forth to *. hoot a n tn i|«4 tm c th(* »!u Ir n t I - •» * r*c i f*•r t i it jitul mote fiftfti |tig n-ier - I 'h r and raintnw bur* fit V fiU T f‘t |M«*«prrT» 1 '■ > ai«* r *• .t r r h tit m r -t it i * At n plain i 1 1,1 ' ’’ a e i l i r j i l i l^-rn an.I in r' m l *r ’ f »* i | ij, »£•#,? ti# i O ltlflftf l lu h l lit** la ili 'r a r poluae lor the I»y t to match *epirale* For h J An ! »i*» fhi t.1f v #♦ !.*h-Ii T ■' «* *’ i ’"" lllfn J t i ta -rt and Id: r r rl* are the Prwa high |f,<* i r %ii it % i*f U r * I Af «irln^ I f f ptrublrfftt i«f I'ntton plaid* w th w .iter rope! ont h i. for fall % kEvil i* (I n| f.«nf A it ir II r*^! li» ' »• >ttn » ni I | .i. iltUc * It IKf finl*hr* and plaid rm dontv* are Miy and m atih able* in Ir e rol A m riir^ i n ilm n-il l>>ifhr i l r »l ‘ fi «•( i t. ♦ it T imI ioii il '*T« r.rw *makrr« f - r f '.ny <la>* -with or harmony lend them»clyc* to ami VNoiid WarI 11 | I »vr it m »?* I, iR -luV irunti giro* y a r ir l war.lfoltei tr ‘ m hat* to match lu .r !< i nr | n rt.lt a ir R fN lfr. I .rdurot Iw rrd i. Ranttel* and r n r - M n v m ioM '* t it tt* r 1 ti * t t il of all h a lf turn U ii « u .x e I |j*w! ttjf Ion i *llv w 11 teach S<irlal Stud.e* In felt «, whether m toltil rotor, or arfn*. ’i of If#r m ' «*ii ni t 1 « titan* j (* > i 'f I** ll' 3 If r i# w# ir j ’ t i • # P* * f viij'iTMirlfif. plain all fa ir * the *auie lurnion- n#r. I io ni l the lugh »eh ml * I I 1 «!I .»r i I av# It » * t t u 1 d h n William* of Sanford ion* hie* io that ja* kid and ik irt, Ih tf# l«i four mitimn LittKa ann^-il* [ I I t # r lu n tiiH iil u« 3 jH.ita rii ir i ( ff .*r I who return* at'er a tea*r " f ah l i l t ahd <kirt. panic and lop., lv T l«r ir <l*.Mitit alimiM rii'.»*i •I vi ml 11Hi£ flo in r.t 1*0 * *1 ' '* , . . ||u . r I i nomii tw e a lrr and *knl and nian* other | F♦J*fI ft* iMMil f ■' F L itO 111! tlofT V» til lur t* .»!. !*• rnM r mlki,*# I m i [ I .rp a ra lr* can all be inalthed, arrl Sp.iiti*li i . i If ' I l f.*iy(l til |!<T I *1 * Vi ! t r |*l IFI * park i.imli.ne t»,th bright* . The iel .riling Ta. die member. \ it ■■ .» iin t m £h| f.i thr element ary g adi * a ir Mr* plat I* wdh m in ii, twenty pallet nt atr.1 from Cullr^r ft I !' I tr. i' r ift T j.rtr 11r jMirni ! Winkle. M r* Pauline wilh mini* . . and check* with I !'»;*» I ' 111 lvt l ' • I • r. |.11i f V rm |1 v t • tf r r f si*. |hay. r.f k rlrr-in i n.Mil t " r tv h r rlr* ' Ml** Mattel I apmaii plain In make he . • lo g rth rri (or fir n t t i r- I 1I |rl *It .IC» flir * Ol* lia r, II fu f ill aT V* 4b# ia i tl i ♦ntirii * \ti * Kathleen Itu 1e«, 'I knn a g irl* fall wardrolo'’ * ion v I unitoubtrilly P.iriu u la rli note the tm[*orl»nre m ton^ at tl.f ) •« >cni b»itJi i m Smith. Mr* Lulilta (•rantham .*• r* 'f %1atolatila tip th* lllark cunt inuffl Mi«* l tinrlrne Arm»tron; >11 «» >.f hark and giren . r | |* l In ptrjuP njc f ! V # rnfoltm#* * pram • * I .lib, tt i* . Atarga.et Hen W alih P lad Color1 1 that uannrr mat 4nal i*| I -1f fig 111! "■ir* of r I . •ure** I * * roiirjcr § anti i n u ris itir ■ * the ro’-.r themry m hark lo-aiihool *..a Mi * J.ueillr Snyder. Mr* 0 »r* I d i r I 4*1 (.* I. 0 >ri p| it f ti * ! ii* oh 1 Will 4 i **» I i irn ) tm Urn othy Webitcr. Str* Lucille Weil* w earahlrtl a l tinall vt 4 1*»*»' t • II (if f.i I I ha | ■i t v Hr I t lr ” '* in %of m « i*| A li mi .. *» U i n ». r of a* TT.e tong | o f to look ca'U a tine Tt.-r >• nmg iunior *.'inor h.^h 1 i t ti/r r lj II till 11 4101 £ ■* nl In V*.if an te ic h ri ».e 'I t * Maty lla i'U t 1> iludnw of th.* <ra*Mn * iJhml i I (tT INK** hr n » t r m i* IN# % |in fur har k In.xihool! I h n M u , 1. J Moilh. Mr* lla re l I lint. e tlr It * *.r 1* ! i» I1hi* l ; #1 "Vm il II * . (.1 I i n A m c t*| M u Mary linger*. Ml** Lui y Piio hluU'e lira tm e n i* and dropped *| r.t • i i * i o *j .* in JlnJ I * » . » i I in Mi* pnrolhy Land M lrharl w am l.nr* help a rh ifie th* lung P i*hrr an t i oarh Jim Payne •i? m',:: DRESSES M in* MnHrw Teen T im e r N fflie lin n I t . lillh I t i l r I it In iiH lh n n l.ojy.m l '( g I 'a l m r r liiu t ip f lc !o SWEATERS n> S rrhin • H ipttn • I ’arriicana • T u rtle Neck FAMILY SHOE STORE! PETTICOATS For the little alrla la aixca 2*11, by FAIRTEX ia white. - $ /.9 S -S /-9 8 Hy Dalctirnnk, Slot)linn It, Arrttli.il, I it ni p i n k .lark, Friendly Teen. A sire fn fit every fool. FROCKS COATS 29 Si x tr-- s iin t, fln r r d p irn I rrl. In r n r iliir n v , plnid.w jiih I n n lirL . I l r . i u l i f nl a rr a y o f r n ln r * . Strew 10 3(5. I*, iced SHO ES Me hare a lovely seleHhm of newly allied coals. Originated by .Mias Junior. $ SKIRTS (laTUR* VAIU*S In n s , ahnrt lh rre -i|u n rtp r -Iceypw. I'ld in nr Jpnrlcrf, In fh r very I h(* rwt fc»lor» o f rrrl, pink, lig h l hlup. ru.hl, cnral, navy, urten, royal hlup. and w hile, N iira 32-12. b i r f ' , tti* * t HY MIT7.I SiiM M4. in prints, plaida, solid*, stripes that are lust rich! for .Cj school fciil. SUI TS Hv /.Intro, S.im ny. A ll omd, wool A cn*'inteie. v.iF 'iirih rr, N ir c g p le itirin of s ty le s *fc colors, Siics 8-20 $ l 5 - 9 8 - $ 2 5 00 BLOUSES SLACKS DUNGAREES Color* of blue, hrown, tweed, In (ahardinr, ra* yon, acetate, and twill. Site 2-19 Hy Wrangler ft Turner, a mual for every school hm 'a wardrobe. 8 I a e a 2-tfl, $ 2 -4 9 -$ 8 -9 5 �• - All Young Misses Will Wear Clothes With Smarter Look B iekTofchooI Supplement Y n i | b Ui u —frtin k i t t e n ^ School enrollment* k m more th is doubled tine* th* turn of lb* century t And th* number of children itartlng th*lr Aril ycir of ichonltng |i eipactad to b« greater thin *v*r thU y**r. School official! and cl vie minded cl'irtn* far* th* chilling* of pre­ paring aehooli and *dueatlenal facllJtle* for th*i« children. Parent* hiv* to prepare their children emotion illy and phyilrilly for tehool. The modern me­ thod! of leaching have mad* ichool much mor* Intereitini for children today. Th* opportunity of making new frirndi, or renew Ini eld frlendihtpi. ihould he en­ couraged. in that your child will look forward *ai*rly to th* comtni year. Th* moit Important phai* ofj thli plan It *o art your child off I to the right atari »ith a com­ plete check-up! Undlirovered phyiteel defect* or illneii, tin mike ichool a chore fur th* ehlld and m u lt In ; a lack of lntereit la itudiei. LIPSTICK AM» POWDER ro Into • hleh * c W rtrla “ntwla- aa Jun* Jennmr*. tleftt triM to decide which on* la buv. Nanev Rich* *rda Iin't eivm r much h*ln at **ihe like* *11 of th a n ”. Pauit'a Drue Riore cacti** *11 tha popular btanda of coamatlca. fStaff Photo! Untidiness Problem For M any Mothers FREDD1K WILfON, tanior at the Univarlltv of D orlia. »**m» to Ilk* th* handiome rnertiroat offered him bv Jim Robaon In Rah* •on’* Men* Wear. (Staff Photo) Food Put Into Child's Lunch Is As Important As M eal A t Home Tha food that goe* into a child'* i radUhe* ihould ho Included often, lunch box la a* important to hill Hak* itndwich ipreadi motet, i vall-belng *i tha m**l oatan at tatty and colorful] boaldaa tha < borne. uiual datlcateiaen meat*; ham* On* of tha meat difficult a*, burger, meat loaf, allcad beef and i .'pact* of parking that noonday Hvar make up Into nutrition*, Krvch la to avoid monotony. Maty aandwlchaa. Youngitera, more m than adult*, . , ^ u,n** M,m6n **d aardlnea — 1 ar* apt to loae lntereit In eating blendad with chopped celery, » hen tarred tha i*mo diet, day grao.ipappera, rarvoti and mayon* In day euL oalie, help giv« variety to land* With a variety of bread* to abooio from—white, wheat, raliln , A * 7 r*1 and particular, 'a n d nut breada; with meat, U • cheete, fteh end rall.h ipraada; ™‘« ur* "f * * * opriwta, prune*, ariipy cookie*, fruit, carrot atHp* f?/! M* H »»<lad with a —Junch can bn fun, and good, loo. hon,T *• Hold It together. . New, achool-going lunch box**, many of th»m fullylnaulatad, trace K poaaiblo to add a hot di«h U Uw uiuat packabla*. la addition to th* tiiermna hot* tl* af milk, chocolate drink or juice baring*, new*wido-meuthrd vacuum kettle* may b* AUed with a laity daaaart, *aup or "main dlth" to h« apooned right out of tha oontelnar. Rr.ap-on rover plaiMr cupi help carry other taite*traata In tho ochoo] lunch. Fill ’am up with - aalada, frulta, cottar* chea»o ar BouHant ikirti or gently flaring ; other to add interrat to tho plait* combined with tha dropped ,, lunch. waittilM give amphaita I* tha ling, Strip* of rarrota, ralary and narrow tart* Urn. If your child li in good health, well dreiMd and hai n*w ichool luppliai, h* will look forward to ichool with enjoyment a id cosfi- ' SHORT ON FOR Selective Service Records Indicate Health Important Natlanil Balaetlva Sarvlra re­ cord* afcov that tha lewait pmportlim of rejectioni and of rattriclbvna ta United tarvlca In World War II ram a from areai whara the public ichool health program* war* bait developed. Tha military laadari of our country have itrougly pratead tha eentrlhutiena of tha public ichoob la our nation’! atm g th . Ota groat panaral laid: T o nagtact our acbool avrtam would ho a crime agalnit tho fu. taro. Such Mgleet could wcQ ba mora diiattm ui to afl our free­ dom* than tha moat farmldahla armed u ta u K an our phyalcal CASH a YOUR By Gladya Gardner Jankin* (A condensed reprint tram CHILD RTL'DY m ilitia * ) "UnUdlna*** — the very word •park* moit mother! Into verbal action. It leemi to bo • common p realm ta almoit every hom*. What do*i It m*an to m othtn, and what ta children? Ta th* mother It m**na not only a-ork. but a queiUon: how to gat eatloa earn* al»o tho lead an h lp •ctentific, prnfeitlontl. politic tl, ■pirttuil —that make* a nation itrong tn war. ptvtpcnm t In ara or emirateou* In tha twihl nona batueen.** K TEACHING BY FILM Audlo-vtiuil Inttructma through tha u*a of alldat or motion picturat, la rapidly becoming oaa of tha bait method* of leaching and training It b u been proven tin t ttudeat* laarn up to more, and ramember «hat they have bean taught tooger. them away—that ta th * way w* do It In our hom*.n Sometime* a child will fallow hii mother around and **halp“ with the Job. Rut, It will be many year* before m**t children man* * |a *11 th* claannip entirely a Ion*. SomaUraa* If a Uttla child d m not enter into th* earn* *f nick* Htf up or ‘'helping, It m*>’ b* a •'** *h«t hl#_ parent* nr* anpactIng too much of him ta othai way*. It would bo wall to atop and think. Hai ha had too atimu* latlrg a day? la ha too tired? H u pick-up time coma too late? Could I ha expecting too much too aoont A> tho child gets older, untidl* nan may mean many thing*. It may limply main abiorption ta a bobby, which autaib leaving out unfmlihad work for tho eolWtioa. Thu la conitructlva untidinaa*. Rut tha untidinaa* of tha ieh*ol-*|a child may alia maan rabalUou againat too many hmtaahold pranuroa. If a child baa no tataraat In returning to tho ptaythlnga ar equipment ho haa left out, but Juat late thing* accumulate, K would ha wall to think about hi* relationalp* within tho family. Doaa ha fail, far tnatanca, that ha raally belong* and la n wanted and appruetatad mam boa af tha family group? Poe another child, tmtidteeea may atmply ho tha raault ad a full, buay and active Ufa which make# cleaning up, af aiianJary important*. Sometime* a vary m at and tidy youngatar la working out hi* Inlerurity by hooping thing* "juat m ." SomaUmaa be faala that tfcia a tha way tn win naraptam* from ill motbar and fathav. A Mttla cm tidinaaa might ha a wboka* w tio alga. Listening Is Said Important Source Tho' Not Realized . * • * * '' W l« or « 4 J* aehool! I« th* average U. S. h*m* thar* ar* a t |**it two radio* which ar* llitanad to far a t« a l •# ITH hour* . waak. What children Iearn from thU ••urea, whether they ar* aw*r* of It or net, I* pretty Important, *M Junior bentfiu from hi* froMIma, unintentional learning, with Juat a Hula parental wpar* vWaa in th* aalactlaa a f pragrama. t e iM U. far axampla th a n u • wM* r u g a of pqbjaet mallart m r i t , w n public affair*, *m •"U ". humor, retlflon, aodtanen particlpotlon program* from which to draw. Sunday, tho day of grm taat lalaura, la a day af wide ahalaa • f metical program*, from gvmt claaaka to n program that'* ctaaa* ly related U Jm lar'a ia-achool In* tomato! On CBS’a "invitation to raally wont t e W l U y ^ m ; .n W thing* jam ttea u u v l1 Ttdlmm eon kmamn an < it**If and an daatn y tk* Lanaity af fadttiy Hfa. Ta mother* n mat, wafrtopt SOLVE YOUR M O N EY PROBLEMS W IT H A C O N V E N IE N T, LOW COST PERSONALLOAN! J I acytfraa ids with SEE US FOR ALL TYPES OP L0ANS1 SfcSi?.* . . -% ■*. *" — BTSBEE, who will be ■ aanlor at Florida E ta t* U nlvanity. modal* * "back-te-echoo!" nlaid cetton w ith ■ •olid color trim . Th* fro ck, from M arv-E ithar Shun, faa'urat a lone w *|it and hip trim. It eeuld aaillv be w orn tn cUim i or on th a t "im p o rta n t" date. (Photo by J u n tio n Studio!___________________ Leant lug .’* g n a t work* ad tha world'* tttarttura a m dbeuaaad N ek Sunday, la csaual tone* and uadaratandabU phraiea. Parent*, howavar, are wall ad* vlaad not to mako a big point of otraailng "educational" program* —juat li t them Iteten. Pact la, pa route e a a ' laarn aomathlng. too, by a roaaonabla amount of relax* ed 11*toning! Julio Clark Jr*. Pat Hartley Jerry Gllden Ivan Frederica Goorgoua Cotton* 'After I Drwaea by Harjaa 1 BACK-TO-SCHOOL NEEDS? CHARMING Mill ‘T t i r JEWELRY �! the p jckTo-Schoi'l Supplement RANFORD TTERALD Every Four Years Something New A dded NOTI OF FALLS To Zest In American Peoples Tastes A ttire Smarter 'Nowadays pad uied to go back to college •napptly attired in a bulky raccoon coat! T o d a j'i young college man 1* much more tm a rtly attired tn new mghtweight fabric! and fla t­ tering at)lea. ~ T hi* fait. autU, *port*wear anJ spo rtlh lrt* are fj*hionrd of bshier fabric*: ilA-ounce *oaU in rt bltncli* import cotton*, silk* with mohair fibre* and *ynthetics. The goal in fabric u«e I* to keep the man warm without im othertng him in awraddling-heavy fabric*. From California, come nrw»m aken tn leather* and tuedo* that art the styling tlandard* for the entire country. New are the three^q u a rte r “ Sporrtf»r*' coati in aoft. f ove bka leathrr*. Top new* tn color i» white! Hello. m a n green and natural tan are important leather eolora for fall. The parallel line look and the •tripe-touch are the underlying faihlon p a llr m i in r*e ry young m an'* wardrobe for fall Example* of the parallel-itrip—lug* teen tn Ihe new tp o rtih irt*. ^ l'-t*u re wear and e a tu a li, *how atrip** with unusual color combir itin n i. thlck-and (hin wMt.,», ver­ tical. horitontal and diagonal d i­ rections. Stripe* are u»ed aa trim in thouldrr, collar, and ilecvc area* In t h ir li and is c a te ri. Where monotone fabric* ary u»ed. the striped effect rome* from tuck*, pleats or trim detail. The alim m rr, straighter line — from ra iu a i wear to d rrttu p wear tn the new mate tUhmirile empha•ire« itrip e * and itnped feeling* in deugn more than ever. Boys Take Pride In Being Logical Every four year*, atom Urn time, something new i» added ta the se ll with which America wratehei. »nd participate*, la it* •port* event*. It l» lha B lllp of oncoming Olym pic*, the da»h and •pics of Impending international competition, which permeate* drep into collegiate and a c M lit ie rank*. So. although the United State* w ill not *end tt» iplnted delega­ tion* to Melbourne. Au»tralia, un­ til 1IM. the *urge w ill be fr it Ihroughmit the land thi* Fall and Winter. For Winter Olympic* — »urh a* ipeed tkalm g. *hung, bobilrdding, figure tkating and le r hockey — w ill take place in Cor­ tina. Italy, January 3* to Febru­ ary S. America w ill he more sports conk io u * than ever, in view of the im ­ pending Olympic*, lin e r it i* realued that Ru»»la »cek* to supplant thi* country a* the foremost athlelie nation in Ihe world. •‘ II should be an outstanding Fait and Winter in »pnrt«," i i y * tiro r g r Paw ton. vice-preitdent of A. O. Spalding and Pro*.. Inc., m o il fa mou* of A m erica'* manufacturers. Paw ion point* out that tuperior equipment i* r*>enti»l for itip e rio r prrform ince and may often spell the narrow difference between vie lory and defeat. An important tip to alt bark-to­ ichoolrr* rt that good equipment t« e ttonliai in all iporla, be it fool ball, haikeiball, tarro u e . hockey. tkaling tkung. track or field, or whatever come* to mind! You may not be a •‘le tte r’’ man but >ou can enjoy your favorile sport better with " * a r * lty " equipment. Schoolboy Patrol Group Begun Police Chief Roy W illiam * beS*n hi* organisation nf Schoolboy Patrolmen with an eye to ­ ward making the lOiS-M school year the *afe*t in Sanford'* his­ tory. Recently, Chief W illiam * gave instruction* to the firs t member n f h i* new orgsniration, Harrison C. Smith, who brgsn eervlng ■■ a achoolhoy patrolman four year*, ago s i ,8eulh*liie P ri­ mary School. Chief W illiam * said that 14yiar-nld Harrison Smith, son of Mr. and M r*. Clayton C. Smith, 1304 Palmetto, la po**ibly th eldest in -lin e n f service m hi* school organisation. Smith, now * student at Semin­ ole High School w ill continue to •erve in Ihe tra ffic organisation •rrvtng In p ro lrct rhtldten at hu»y lnter»ectiona near Sanford City trhool*. Chief W illiam * take* his in fo r­ mation, to pa-* along to the youth org a n ita 'io n , from the Na­ tional Safety Council'* •'Signs ef Ufa'* program. COATS "W eather proofed fo r better wear” . By Ttulson in light nml dark colors, fabrics in tweeds and plain. Your choice of blends of wool nml rnsnm rre or if you prefer 100'r wool, and then the latest wool and fu r fibre combinations, $45.00 - $75.00 SUITS C A M P l’S DEB. Promising casual suit with stitrhing and buttons giving it a thoroughbred look. Stun s k irt, 06'. wind, l ro fibre . . * $19.95 CO-ORDINATE PAL, button-bark, high Jersey blouse. Size 7 to l.S . , . alwne bv M i*i Joan W rleht - A I III HAM OK A Collrce a- a Junior this fa ll. {le ft 1 who w ill return t T hi* Shlilev I ce creation found in Yow elli ia a two pie. e nueert and black rolor of a wovrn ilru e n . It bat a white nmue trim and la n e black button* to cive it that " i i r u r t " look. • >o her rie h t I* MU* Margaret Morrison «ho w ill to a Junior in the t'n iv r n tv of Rich­ mond In Virginia Her dret* i* a rhrom tpun arelate bv l.'A ig lo n . I t rt a black and blue m in t, two poo.1 fa ll eolora with a v r l'e t trim and I’r t r r I'an collor of white to aerrnt the deeuvr eolora. I Photo bv Jameson) $7.95 SWEATERS Fashion Is Feature O f College Campus Fashion, combined with func­ College men pride • hem selvfi on tion, I* the main feature o f the he‘ng logical, and they are no college man’ s bark-tn-campuv •erne in wearing w inter weight wear f»r fall The nc-v college rlolhe* I f It la not rold when the ( balk »tre**ei: fa ll te n irite r begin*. 1 'leep dark* In elothing. wHh A * a re»ult. wool flannel Ber­ muda w alking ahorta hava be­ brighter light* In *hirt», uwkv come • * common a tig h t on the and acrev»orie» in provide effereeiti|iii« during warm September live runiravt. ao>i (k to lie r day*, a* they a rt in 2 A new ila.h and fla ir in all June. r tin pm w rar, evprr -ed in Inrneib College men prefer eharroat WASHINGTON. !» C t Special I up la il collar*, big, big pocket*, gray wool flannel *hnrta beeau*# — An e*tlm *ied afi.TIhooct to t* clothe* that rvem pilfy the tali the charcoal color ran be worn and teenager* w ill tt»k o ff to slender look. w ith any color aport coal ant .1 The t'lintmental Influence, r la tie t when public achoolv *cro»* s h irt. Calf-length wool hose In highlight* m l rained e l e g a n c e g ra y or navy and a tweed aport iha nation r>V»B their door* again combined with comfort. coat are ‘U g h r fo r wear with In September, Soma of the mn,t n u t-l.ndlng Sha ahorta. V ’ — • * -.lf of new- t l y l n are to ha found in: About one m illion student* r - r Only one child In every 14 still rear rearh the auto llerm ahle the youngsfet* entering acii'ml Sport Coat* — a new *port itlr n d * a one room »rhn<d thank* ace without benefit of any formal th i* fa ll w ill be g rttin g their coal come* In what are railed (. consolidation of rural *eh"oi> driver rduralion. nantr* in teacher*' attendance compound color*; rirrp -ln tird com­ book* fo r tha firs t time, accord­ bination of striping* in too - u *i| Teamed with (M i ipurt coat rt a ing tn tha U . S. Offlca of Edu­ n<w look in slack*, in flannel*; cation. in the lam e compound coloring. Tha opening n f school wiH al»n Tweed Coal* —A brand new refocu* nuhtin attention on ihe Idea m an outer coat I* a very critical ahoriage n f tearhrra. Tha free, casual tweed garment. 36 1!»55 Teacher Supply and l>emand inches long (fingertip length). f y Central Fran Report, prepared annually by It ha* a big tu rn u p collar, huge Iha National Kduratlon A»*«ciaI i a a TIDAL WAVE i f eoUagu poekrl* and colorful fleecer! lin tinn, point* out that tha teacher students set (• engulf Amarica’a mg. *V<iriaga I* a litl d- M'etale even Inilitutlosis *f higher teaming la Plaid* — Plaid* In authenllr though IW,rt3d qualified teacher ft few short year* will provide a camlidatea were graduated from Rcntch Tartan*, w ill ha another powerful shot of economic adrena­ college* and unlveraitir* in* Juno. ranipu* wear standout thi* fall lin to tha nation1* business. O f tha M.I7S graduate* who You'll discover them la whirl.*. Any parent attempUng to ftnanee are qualifle,! to trarh In elemen* | trim m ing* for corduroy coat*, jft college wfueaUon, for sen* or la ry achoort, the report estimate* •wester*, and even in ouler wear ‘daughters knows the high cost of that only T9 per rent w ill actually home*. One nf the mn*l popular learning and It doesn't aU ge for plaid* w ill be ttla rk Watch, tea be on the Job th i* fall. room, books and tuition. Mors than that ara reeled to turing blue, green and black. Joe and Jill College are M g . , . A new surds blmn# that I* replace tha 60,000 leather* who really M g. . . apandera. According Irave tha profeaaion eaeb year, • pot and-waler repellent, ha* knitte a national collage market curNKA emrhasiie*. fit ill more ara led fo lia r, cuffa and w a iit to as­ key, the <4J,(M atudaate who en­ neaded tn take rare of the increas­ sure ttmg fit. tered college for Ihe l i s t Unto In ing tnro|lm»nta in tha lower the felt of 1IS4 epent • total of A new outer Jacket tn warm grades a* well as to rfdure over- feeling Nylon It auilahle for all S2J4.aio.uo for apparel room fur* • Ita rlaoea and replace teacher* tlim a lr« and ail ooidonr a ctivity ■lading* and othtr equipment. who do not meet minimum atan- * atailabla in solid eolora ant The big Jolt, however, cornea la dard*. (he yearly Mila for tuition, feea, Iha popular plaldt, hoard and room. Each year, at* The NEA report aitimatea that The traditional hutlon-down thecording ta tha au m y . these aeano a litUe over half of lit,416 gradu­ front * t ) lr show* up In new group* young*ter* wttl * * M (2.S41.0M,ate* w ho a r* prepared tn teach In of convcriation m iking *p n rl high school w ill *lgn teaching shirts with short and long.point­ too. In addiuoa they win. each year, buy IUMOO.OM worth contract* High school official*, ed fo lia r* in a wide, wide choice aware o f tha current teacher of colon and imaglnaliva pal v tm L . . . shortage which w ill face them term. shortly i f Ik * "teacher supply trend ia not sharply and decisively reverted." In addition to the soaring en­ rollment and teacher shortage, M i l tn - a i n p » m school e ffir ia li ara aoafroated m m pkym i ^ i r u Georg* Weihington h lm ie lf #»w ith other problem*! M H t m ta d h \ t p | t . I n The additional flva m illion hoy* f*hli<hed and rontnhuted to the AbM, Per exaivpla, the and g irls who have iky-meketed financial support of ■ *hno| In rata la aatmlaluag. itu - the elementary school enrollment* his home town The building treeW f a tMa ywar wwa In the pa«t seven year* are now led in H U , atili standi. beginning to push Into Junior high Many great leaden of th* Rlate school grades. Where th a n are ef V irginia received their aarly three students In tha high school* rduraim n tn th ii b ill* thraa-rnnm. now, there will ha four la 1M0 three-story building, Util tn u«e Over 36 Million 1 Tots, Teenagers Will Go To Class H r M n jra tir in I rto*'.' Orton Classic Sweaters. A ll s w e a te r* washnble anil color fa s t, ami all tlclecU able. SI ipon .......................................... MS C ardigans..................................... 7.98 BLOUSES Tailored by M a j a a t i (t w ith the "I.lttln Hor la w k " in prints nml aoliil color* . . long o r abort ahlrcvea. $2.98-$5.98 SKIRTS iT o 9 n i Mntch-TrU bv M .iir*flr, r**!<ir m ain! to Ii Ioiihc.1 , awriitt'r.t, ami jarkol.* for romliinatioiM unlimited . . . Wool flannel walker skirt 7,95. Mniclla wool flannel s k irl, proa**.**! 8-Rors 7,1*5. Anil m i'itluT Mji| m‘II.i »*<><i | flnn* n rl skirt, fi Itivorteil k irk ideal*. What a wionlorfnl wnv to luiilti a nuniruba w ith Majestic s k ills . j* As Spenders, Joe, Jill 1 C ollege Really Rate T®s b o % Sheris/ G. Washington Offered Support & 1 i M J2I DRESSES I By Shirley I.ea Your Favorite w ith not one. lint two collars! Draped high r v - 'r lf f , frisky pirated flounce at bottom of slim skirt , . acetate and ra j un m suet 7 to 15 , , , $ 14.95 In Alexandria by tha school sys­ tem of which It became a part. __ U ___ aad flva hi IMA. Only I I p*r cent a f Um than S ■HUM phyaklally handi­ c a p ^ children a n neeivtag apod a l aarriewa from (half aehwals. Eifhtaan per cent ef (ha chil­ dren enrolled In achoola In 4J atatae attend classes In building* that do net meet minimum fire safety requirements. Approximately 70 per cant of tha elementary eehonl claaaea In urban arhon] aymtam* hava mars then 90 pupil* p « data. —. nrck O iildrrj are mora likrly to laarn ta put toy* away If con­ venient ihelre* ara provided. If Uia toy* are Uirowa belter-skel tar Into a elieit. It only meant that one m en U itibstjtuted h r another. r V ' if M L? A A . A. ' • • •• Plan" �pens win joon taii Youth Away From Play r eitiiona w i l l d support to their ft, »hieh this year iround a patriot!* reedom R ing!" filrla w ill eilend oward “ demnrratia lout the remainder y ta r. tier, both Ind'inrl h« retum cl "a fte r Frontier Tradition Will Be In Style From the tln le it tot to the young teen, trhool-werd bound youngsters w ill be dreaaed Ir the ‘ frontier" tra d itlo n -fro m their I n t b t r boot* JOHN C l't.M 'M JR f i r m and Judv I-avemler frc n lc r) went Into Jorobinn'a to look fo r new school to tKeir eoonahln tap) clnfbr* M ir t r r Johnson. » o lc irirl. rbi.ua Judv oolaid. txipuiar with even Oie yo jn e cr art, fo r that Tha (levy Crockett fiih m a phe bark-toatbool neoneta. (S ta ff Phots.) nomrnon hie ew*pt .he rountry and Intn the Imagination ef evary young tier. Roy a and g irl* alike are wearing count kin rap*, tea ih irt* and S o m ttlm ri a child wclcomei thalr Here professional help may be fringed Jacket*. Roya are totin' needed decision for him. rifle *, w tarlng fringed gauntlet Patienr* vnd guidance have to go gtovea, aporting e * boned leather And; thrra ar* o c rlllo n i whan hand in hand In dealing with thi* the importance of an event — auch "D e v y ’* b e lli. a* catching a tram, or beeping a part of childhood development Royr in d g trti both i r * eagerly medical appoint merit — make* it K motion* I growth cannot be de Hutching Crockett billfold*, wear­ minded, it can only b# nurtured n rrn v a ry fur the parent to uie ing ring* with th e ir h a rm picture, authority. Tha rearon can be e*and dretttng up their room* with plained to th* child, perhapa with ( rn rk rtt apreada and " b a n k ia " a promt** that "la ie r on wt'U have rug*. plenty of lim a for play." In every possible c h ill's . eeessA child n rrd t help in giving up an ory, apparel itam and toy—th# cnjojable pa»lim*. Such phraiaa world of "D avy Crockett" 1* th* a t "supper In fifteen minute*," or world of childhood, today. "b a lh tim * after the next rrc o rd l” help p tcpai* H it child to raeva on In I HI, Abraham Lincoln signed patent's expe ctat.ons. p, the next ta ik or activity. a bill to provide for the e*tabDawdling and la rin c i* ocrur In The behavior which wa call “ lo ll liahment of a college of agricul­ Biany formt, from infancy through n c u " can, like dawdling, be a norture and mechanical art* In every adulthood and old age Dawdling ma| apd important aspect of g state la uiually aisoelated with early child's emotional growth, childhood; laain**l dating the #Jojn yjjf t<> undrritsnd a chtld'a not break Into the text. IHustra* leicent years. la tm n a , we might examine the Huh* that ar* realirtlc Interpreta­ M oil parent* ute "dawdling" In * ay « a o u riH v c i feel in asking tion* or th* text are preferred, and deicrlbe a child * behavior when him to do a certain lath. Doei one half of the book ihouid be pietha child doe* not do what the par- pdly have to taka out th garbage lure*. Tho m ajority of th* trhoel •n t ark* In the expected time. because he's low man on the totem librarian* voted for full page Ulus* "Lannea*" has a little different pole and no one alia above him trstio n i Color I* a m utt fnr tha meaning. P a rrn ti uie Ihe term w ill do it? tf *o, ran be take oo tllu itra lio n * of children's books la tin e t* to deicrlbe a child a be- this chore cheerfully? Goading, Roth irhnol and public librarian* bavlnr when he baa not performed threats or brlhea may result in getare looking for th * same qualittei a ll or enough of h it la tk*. no mat- ting a chore dona, but for th* child in w riting for beginner*. fUniplile t how much time D allowed . . . U .eii ir III!* carry-over value. H r n ty , elanty, and imaglnalion ar* I t often eropa up in connection with approach** th# next la th with, U considered Ihe most Important faeschool work, muale lasautii, and anything, more re»i»Uneo. tora. A Ha mentioned are suitable household laikaI A boy of fourteen put hi* Anger vocabulary, lin e a rity, humor, and You ean propel a young dawdlrr ®n another aspect of thla, when he short sentence*. Condescension ta, regarded a* Iho worst evil in w rit­ Into oelioa, parent! ite m to feel, commented: "When I do something ing for children, while sentimen­ but how do you movo Iho Inert odo- I 00*1. ,f|ey **?• 'Ihal'a p ic* . but j t ar(Dl f whrn I do something bad, I never tal.ty. trite or slight stories a l i i ranked high In tho list of things so We have !« account (or a chUd’r h f4 r ,h* rnd °* 1,1 * he avoided. Inborn "temperamental" Halts In A parent need* fn not* end re By hetier than two U on*, be­ handling each individual child and mark on Ihe potHivo things la a ginning reader* prefer a whole Rill problem* - , . some children child'* hehavinr; the value of anhave a naturally dove rhylhm Thi* rmiragrment I* atmovt too obviou* shape. book rather than a collection of short stories. They love chapters I* not changed by cumdant admun to need comment. Yet, even though Two thirds of the llb re ria n i poll­ and the feeling of aecompHJiment Itio n i to quicken hi* pace. » * may exclaim over h it lateit ed agreed that illu itra tio n i should on rom pM ing o whole booh. A ••akiw-mnllon'* child U not fail- P*c‘ ur* 1 J le,n ,d l™er Ing to top* with a liluatlnn, but P '*'*- * e lake It so tor granted . no# who m u.t approach it ta h it ww are apt to be remla. in pral.lng Own way and in hia own time. Improvement along the* lines. Child s Dawdling Needs A ttention C itiia n th lp — them* o f th * I tu t "L e t Freedom R in g !" birthday preject. Th# pioject, which high* lighted Camp Fir#’* 45lh snnivsr«ary celebration In March, la a T»«rround ana giving Camp Klre'a RWAOO member* an epportunlty 10 r » * toward tivie rcspoasibtlity and m aturity. In keeping with tha e ltlia m h lp theme, theme. Camp f i r * Girls arroaa the nation 'h a t* honored their .. freedom-founding forefathers In drama, veraa and aeng. They have re-enartad great momenta in A m trlran hlatory (Paul Ret ere'* ride, tb * algnlng o f the Decla­ ration of Independence |, they have lllu ttra le d each tenant af the Rill o f Right* and they have etudled the live* and eontrlbutlon* o f "Frvedom Well Ringer*." And they have h*cnm* aware— and w ill ennllnu* their vigilance— af eommunlty reroute** and re ip-.niibllm er. Camp Kira ( ilr li now ran apeak with flrat-hand knowledga o f tha work a f their clvla afficlala and a lly in siltu tlon*. lea rn in g tha tod# o f atlquetta far tb# atara and atrlpea ha* been high on th# Hat a f "good c it iit a " a rtlv ltle r undertaken by coost-toeooat Camp Fife member*. Many hav# hern ahl« ta put th d r new knowledga to work during ramp flag aeremonlea thin aummer. H lrlortcal pllgnmagea h a v * praved a favorite birthday vantu r* thua fa r la 1 M I, w ith va rl number* of Camp f i r * filrla visitIng the nation* aapital, Boiton, Philadelphia and famoua aitea near their awn home*. W ith the return te school—and holiday* ahead—Camp Klre mem­ ber* w ill eonn h* caught up in a w hirl af other aativitlea—acting aa aura**' aide, baby titlin g , hold* ing "career" and "charm " clinic*, making hoapltal layette*, C hrist, maa favor*, m ltlan* fo r K arat and a hundred other Itema. Rome w ill earhanga * t r k k l or tre a t*" Hallowa’enlng fo r # o i l e r t i n g cloth** and money fo r th * needy —other* w ill Initial# “ litte rb u g " campaign*, bring thaer to ahutln*. aid In drlvea for lib ra ry and mualc project*—a ll w ill emphaaita the need fo r eivlo aooperatlow and awaieneta In today'a world. Comp F ire filrla , founded In 1110, la th# nation* oldoet youth eryanliatinn oertrlng tha lelaurwtlm * IntaroaU o f flr la eevru to •IghUen year* of ago. Ita health and ehararter-bulldlng program la ope** to mcmbc-i o f every race, religion and background. iStudent's Vision Important "P L A ID S IN T IIK N KW S " or at leaat In the -bock-to-sehool" new*. Her* Ml** Marv Jan* H vn t. atudrnt at flemln-tlt- llle h trrlmol. ill* , ptav* a two-nlera r r i i m envernMe at the P K. P i"cell Tv The Itimn• r >1 a height plaid treated by Kabro w ith a w ild calor blouaa to a rent lla erlamieaa. A must In evary g irl* wardtoba. (Photo bv Jamraon Studio) 'Age, Weight, Height' Chart Doesn't Do Much For Children important In tha development of tha adolercent. Roy* should en­ joy security and affection and they alto want to know that their par­ ent * place confidence in them. Thi* is usually the age when i r l f confb dance ia moat needed and we ihouid watch not to rob them of It by comtant criticism which too of­ ten luma into nagging. Avoid, too, comparison with itster or th# boy down th * itre e t who la bound to be the perfect eaampia. There ia tittle we can do with t normal healthy lad which might hurry hormone action, hla beard ot tha aga in which ha w ill accept academia and homa reipoosibliitie*. And plea*#, remember not to watch tho chart loo do*aly. I Dreamed I W ent To School In M la natural for a par.nl to he tnnecrnrd whrn he feel* that hla th ild la not outgrow ing . liage of development, and la Hinging to habylih way*. But, don't w* all taka Um# out to cobilalo, plan, re fle n and dre.m . . . while appar- * S £> n o tliie i f t t l l V what*ho" ■“ “ # J ** ...* ^ 7 2 1 ! J f " * IV .L *. *^!!‘5VS!l,!, “ "* *S2?u Hw 7 * .^ “ S . ': y , tr N* * ‘ Ring doe* not hasten It* acceptance. th# other hand, there comas • lim e, when parents should activek r help their child to focua on what k t Is doing and what must be dooo * S “ r ’i S S ***• . f li 7 ^ , * .“^ ! bf Ih H f efforts ta Ira l their way ( r d u a lly and exp*rtmeaitally larward. In a persistent a id eootimMua form, they a r* usugtly symptoms of aomclhlng troubling tho child. k between, y o n 'll wont Um a rfreom o f o hew. The Rattor.ng difference is rig h t th a n fas tho t K v try M l o v M a d i la rT i M it e M poaole. . . ihot Rivo y o w Ig w o Um ewoat lifto ff lim n , tho youthful tho tehoel yaar. . Ml U Ml uccent you'vo dreamed o f! T ry Etude* today, W ILLIAM SO N 5 & 10 Z 5 th S T . DUNGAREES k y a w favor!to fo M c a . O r i f y o n p r a f n r dung n re o o , AN D PARK AYR. n t P u rc c lI'R w n h n vn n a l u f o r n v o ry o n n . 1.19 - M l In i Ism p l n l d s naff solid colors. Ml Saddle Shod G i r l ' s aarlrfla oxfords, black & n h l t o or brown A whltn, nU alznt. Ml i LOOSE-LEAP' i BRIEFCASE I ■A m l_buy for ataJ w tn . Top m i n tow. f S T w I tk bmM lock fu ten er, two-ring or Lthrw-riiii note b o o k NOTEBOOKS OF ALL KINDS Bfffnl back, loonn-Unf, not* pad*, acrateh p n tb . . w n h * v n th o m •II. Buy your* barn « W I *o POLO SHIRTS Tow a h m jm nnnff pok < A total of IIV ooe ewe-mom rountry sehoole were h operalion ta M U , aa compared to tho IS 000 s till hi oao today. �THT! SkNFORD TIF.RALD Foot Health M onth ) Beckoning Industry Boosts College Rolls Th# National F«at Health Cauael. t» apunvoring Child foot Health Uott'.M during September to lu c k children the im portant* of batter foot c jr * , good posture. and boo to *a lk. tiiir<n| ChitJ foot Health Month. si.,o»l p h tilc ia m tn many itata* w ill Inc.u'l* the evammal'on of th« (cat n the fall check-up Foot »» •nunatiufla a t* required by la * .n Massachusetts Rhoda liland and California, and lb other ita tta inelude foot health education for chil­ dren P u n n i the aummer play montha eh.ldran'a feet grow rapidly and th* proper development of their feet require that ne* leather achool ahoea b* fitted large enough to pro­ vide for tha aummer time toot growth. , Chlldren'a feat ahould >* m in u r*o every 1 to 1 montha, and fitted with correct a it* thoaa and koalary at all time* Outgrown ootnear la th* cauee of bon* and joint defect* and deformitie* of th* fret, leg*, and apine. Survey* ehow that bO% af th* feet tn the United State* ar* de­ fective. and 11% of thee* defect* could have been prevented If given proper car* in time. It haa alio been found tbat out of a w ry 100 email boy* just entering acbool * i hav* foot defect*, and that out of loo girl* Juat beginning to go to achool to ar* aim itarly afflicted. Moat of thea* defect* ran be pre­ vented if checked during childhood. In a great many imtanrea foot trouble* hav* been traced to lb* wearing of outgrown ahoea and allfitting itocklnga. T he.* atatlatlca hav* been aaaambled ja the kaala • f lurveya covering th* pant two decadea Maaaarhuietta wa* the fir tt • ta t* to adopt Icgialatioo requiring the annual eaamlnation of chil­ dren'* feet. T hl* legtilation waa * poo acred by Dr. Joseph Lelyveld, Chairman and founder of th* Na­ tional Foct Health Council. U tho program prtaenUd for Child Foot Health Month 1* obaerved by achool* and thoeo In authocity, foot defect* w ill b* recogmied and cor­ rected at an early age. thereby im ­ proving th* physical fitaeaa af fu ­ ture generation*. Instruction Aid Program Designed To Assist Sports A low enet audto-ytsusl bietnaet Inn aid program known a* th* “ ln ginmng Sport* t e n * * ." haa been designed be aaalat (porta, physical education and recreation Instructora m latching toadamental ikilla bo itudenta. Rpontorod by Th# Athletic In ­ stitute. e non-profit ocgeolaetion devoted lo th* edvancement of ath­ letic* end phytlcal education—each •port elide film haa been prepared wader the direction of promlaoat leader* in each .port field. Subjects a r* packaged m com­ plete " k it " form including U mm elideftlm tn full color, accompany­ ing transcribed Instruction*, a comprebenilve laitm ctton guide, and M e itudent'a handbook. An eutatandlng feature af the** elideftlm* In their * * * * af *p*ra•on. la the ta itru rtln a procedure, earh aporta aklU la "broken down" la • a oomponent essential# such at w rist end arm actions snd M y posit! sitioa—each ka a do. -atop demanitration— tailed etep-hy-ib •aloe k m . with notes eotai on the game's klekory. rules and equipment. Subject* available In th * Beginn­ ing Sports Series aru archery, badmtatoa. baseball, basketball, bowltag. soft ball, tonal*, tumbling and voUoybeU. ha the damond foe ledny’s sollepe graduates. By Central Free* A»*eeWitl#n I ualss. A t leaat 1.000 additional A I-T IIO I UH soaring birthrates companies earned on modifted re­ are th* mam sourtt of seam- cruitment program* through corsplitting colleg* enrollments there reipondenc* w ith college place­ l* another, lass measurable fader. ment officers. • • » American youth* ere learning, T t i r V A I . t r of luch recruiting year by year, that a colleg* edu­ cation pay* off In batter job* end to th* concerns practicing It be­ come* apparent tn th * lig h t of n higher salaries. They also knew that there are recent a u n ty mad* by Northwest­ fa r more job* than thsr* are col­ ern university. Th* Survey disclosed lege men end women to All them that th* recruitment cost per grad­ and that a college degree la para­ uate hired averaged H U , although mount to an employment insur- it may rang* from |M> lo gl.JOO per graduate hired, depending on once policy, Th* source of thle employment th * dutanc* and number of achooti hay day la th * ever espandmg covered. Despite these expensive and United State* economy and th* consequent Increased demand for comprehensive measures, com­ th * professional and management panies ar* not getting all tha Skllla of colleg* trained people. graduate* they want. The armed According to United Btatra cen­ forces, of course, ar* their biggest sus reports, there ar* four lime* competitor. It has been estimated aa many professional* In th* that IS per cent of this year's col­ United Stataa today aa there war* lege senior* have not completed in IbOO. W ith college-trauiad sci­ their m ilitary a e n u * obligations. entist* end technician* leading th * Returning vela ar* not of sufficient parade, professional workers hav# number lo maks up th * loss of Increased three Umea aa fast oa th * new greduatae to buainee* end tho total tabor force from 1IT0 lo Industry. Of u i* estimated IS 000.000 col­ th * present urn*. The demand fo r colter* gradu­ lege-trained Americana in th * na­ ates by bustntaa end industry In tion today, according to n survey 1B55 shows aa overall increase af of all living college graduate* con­ nine per cent. A breakdown of tha ducted w ith th* co-operation of total shows the demand fo r engi­ 1.037 educational Institution*, M neering. chemistry and phytica re- per cent ar* proprietors, execu­ eruite increased by lb per cent tive*, managers c r professional while the Increase for eU ether man compared w ith I I per cent fo r non-groduateo. fredontee was two par east • * * Censue gguree ehow that th * tna s m r r r a t t » i w*n-k**ww earns of tqe non-collsg# men has buataea* and Industrial concern* alraady started to decltnt a t th * th a t natively eeek eoliege-treined 4b to I f age bracket when th * wen shows that salaries ere going toll*(*-educatad man la juat ranch­ «p w ith the demand fa r graduates. ing hi* peak. Although th * col­ In IB M th * avenge monthly le t* men'* Income doe* decline in fU r tln g salary fa r engineer* U th * U to S4 brocket, th * rata of • M l n month e r an Increase of l.T decltno la much l**a rapid. f o r te n t over 1154. Salaries m Th* cenaua Bgurea show, more­ e*Ue ere D M , up 1 4; accounting over, that In th * PS-to-d* bracket M IS, up I I ; general butmte* H IT . tha collet* gradual* has on |nrom* op I S. and ether Saida 1547, up 4 more than twice that of o nongradual* and In tha tS-and-qv*e per tank This year at least 1,000 com­ bracket tha gradust* haa an in­ panies seat representative* to the come more than tnpla that af tha nations* aampueae to recruit grad- non-grad uata. Warm Clothes Essential Part Practical, warm woolen clothes a r* an eevcatial part of every bork-to-achool wardrobe! Manv wool school clothes ran be aaatly ard ta fa ly washed, ac­ cording to th * Wool Bureau. What's more, they can he washed in th * waahir.g marhlne aa well aa by hand. Th* secret a f washing woe) clothes lot 1. Be aura that their construeMon w ill perm it them be he wash­ ed. I . Mae* the garment around In the weak water an Mule aa pos­ sible. T h a t* a r* tow wovon wool fa ­ brics that can't ho washed, i f th * rig h t technique is weed. Boya' wool gabardine or flan­ nel M ata, weal shirt*, alp front Jackets and g irl* ' wool akirt*. Moro Ira n half of S i* nation'! ltd National Honor Society oM-room school! aro joeated In haa over thrao m illion members Nfhraaka, Wisconsin. Michigan. Is th* nation's accredited high Iowa, Missouri, Banana and South Daht/ta. INSTRUM ENTS School Safety Patrol Readies A Junior aim y of more th a n ‘ by schools,** an AAA spokesman •‘O0.UO0 p«ys and g lilt of th# captained l o .*1 motor clubs an*th«oi Safety I'atro' w ill be re- nuall*' distribute millions of post|<ortlng fni duty at achool crest- | eis and l*svnn aul.lr, to aiaist !n -t throughout the I nited Stetes ' leathers wltn this pr»rram . when schools reopen this .rm rster. The firs t poster that w ill go The American Automobile A»*o- to schools this year |< one *«k' x1 1..n. one o* the nnncipal found- mg childien to "H elp Youi .-»(#• CIS of the I at ml movement, estl- ty P atrol." ri'h e ri that w ill >#vk* m at** that mote \oun«*ier* *111 ip the monthly aer.ea are: t. “ Watch fur Turning C a n ." ■e serving aa aafety guardians In I “ book A ll Way* H *for* th* coming • hnnl year than at C rossing" any time In the Patrol'* long his­ 4. “ Play Away from T ra ffic .•' tory. I "W alk On l.e fi Ta.ing T ia fA ndre* J S.-rdonl, pielldent of fie ." th* A A A , »av» 1ha» th# School g "Keep from Bstwesn Parked Safety Patrol*. m.«r# than any Cara." e'.ker elngl# fat tor, ar# rraponslhte T. " lie B right—Rida R ight."— f..r re .tu rln r the tra ffic death rat# R iryrllng rule of achool children in ih# b r.> I “ Cross (inly At Corners'* 14 year old ac* group hy over b ‘ Be K ite * A lert on Rainy 10 percent during the past 1* Pays." year* while the dea'h rat# far all 10. “ Wear M bit* A fte r P a rk ." other age t*«up# n-arly doubled. "W ith the Pat ro ll more ac­ tive tlieo ever before." Mr. !*ord.vni slated, “ the ttiSVM achool year should be on# of the aafest. "W ith the aid of motor club*, police, a n t achool. official*.' th# AAA president continued, “ the oat role have really don# an out•'.ending Job "b u t in recent y»*r* parent* are eeumg even further assurance that iheir children w ill t>» well protected while walking to achool by the presrnco of a rrlatlcely n»« forre of 'safely servtical*'— the w o m e n crosamg guard#." The AAA I* getting a continu­ ous flow of reruns from motor rlub* around the country on th# establishment of women crossing guard u nit* tn rillaa and towns. These adult *ta rd s ar# not intend­ ed tn replace th# patrols—ra lh rr. they work with the youngster* U* form a “ saf-tv learn." "U nder the "Standard Rule# f«r ih * Operation of School Safely P atrols"—published hy tha AAA in cooperation with leading achool o ffic ia l!, police, end elvte groups - « h * patrol boya and g irl* nr* re­ quired I " it« v • " *h* 4ld*w*lh i« gold* children. Th# Pntrel* * r * \ f f tuppotfd I® t# dif* ert tra ffic - I " most b '« *» *,h' r* ndult guard* nr# carving, they have the authority I* direct vehicu­ lar tra ffic and often they * !• • *»" mak* erraita ar i*»ue traffie Ur k tt*. “ Another factor which I* eentrlouting I " greatar safety f«r child rrn I# th# tnrreared *mphasia h* ing placed en safe walking habu* “ I t Ih Ft 1 UK F I. A IIP * savs »!'■• C.itlrrn R n teh .ri >.n tuin'ilar Rem Inal- It b grxilnvte M *« T!"p*i | birtv.m w ill enter r. Ilr,.* this f n11 a* , i 'r . l t r r - i . II i r in It.iJ s v , She look* at v u Ire o e s tb a t a n * nlal.l. alu »v« rxinular. f v t 'lf '- . p r. lV r ltV l-llttot S collccr stu ilrn l would like In have She I- h..M‘ e lc <tn.lv. Is hnl.line .• wove with long | oa the front w ith I 1 h n * r ‘«. M u \..,ni»« t!r * sirev. «. Again w hltr la used In trim t«>lh thi I'M r Pan collar and slervrs. |R a ff I ’h n trl Iliu m th rift r.lucatuin ut *|> |i"o \im *iil) tit' stmvi i!>V4. 'o u t the nation. School savings hanking, *• an \ (^rge part I the iiu n ry savr.1 Prior to World War II schml organized national movement, t« vt.nlrnti »t.n,|« for indivnlual iavu.es was a> much a part of Co In terms of in tra n t) and msur* vpon-orrd hy the Committee on m trrp n «• »n the part oi the chil srluuil curriculum as the three II s |> tr p tr.in ts Panting* lr..m huch programs w rrr divert »xl lo •nc* for the future nf America, the >A''U e* 1 Ranking «f Htr ll.vnkmg Asaofiotl as.' | . h me entires, a f* - rh* . . . . dcletiss u .. I< and money deposited tn srhim savings \ m r r . iin *nd w c -k e n i p>h. haliv stamps when t'ir covetnnirnt »narrnunts is ihe most important dr This iio u p works in cmipcratlon posits in our hanks tnday. says J with l.>c*l hanks which in lu in sitting, lawn citting a ui many listed Ihe psoplrs' »up;»ort lo lh ;i otlu-r tavk» t bl.loma. drposltt riot k intent Keogh. Jusiire of the Su work with schiu.l auttm rillrs When Ih* Ib U lIM id •••; vc ,t .............. • • '' '■ ' * *" I v ... „• t v art I m >re banks »:# ptrrne Court «f th* Mate ol New York npens, Ib e ir w ill be more than J, cant) don* without once asa.n becoming active in Ih# In hn endorsemfnl o f ir a rh in i *■•• o m si ith bank dap rhe figure* • I school irhoul »a na each Ihi aft and savings as . srho>d act, totaling rnnie than IIS nulli. n >lol savings do n"' lak. nb. a n .Hint >r . r m a iir ga o i . nottibcf <d partrtlFs Ih* t*leran jurist jo tiu with I n - in the u» hanks promoting Ihe la i imb*t •(individual tlrlpatlng b nhs siudenti ant t ^ educators and c iv ic traders in ap scho ol s a v in g s n t h e ir cnmmunl m gs a .i inl* I rhib lrrh ta l t lia r volume o ! dc|*osita is tepredating (hr man) values re a lifrd ' tics Mils l i g m r rr|trrseuts a g a iti lirbt in l i u n d i r . l . .d banks Ihioogh |>orlr<l CLASS NS P w v JncVct nnd ‘Slim ! ! n n F I;i l l w it h llm lv K ic k P l. i. t • ..ill a ll M 'p llt till*- ti> aill'tvna Feeling In Style Is Internotional for <asmtmio n ir n - r or iiikiimI liv in g U n -tw ililc c iM .lu f../ In iln re d ti fn a h in n im rfc v lin iu T n n h l. Mo m ( in n 'll. I .o ld , H elp . i 'h n r m n l ( ir o > . fV t >vvinklc I I I iip . I l l 'l l S l/c v H I A. An international f#*Un| In fr*ah original sty lrn i and dramatic new uses of both new and older fabrics marks th# young men's sport ahirt itvle panoreme for fall! Highlight* of the fel sport shirts •tory aro: tho eo lla ra -a o ftro ll. one pier* collar* that are truly coo vertibla; aoft rolling collar* with high button closure; aquereo neckItnaa with natural raglan should#**, also fa a tu rn the rolled collar. The famous Italian design with th* hnrlaortal cross opening, is now mad* without any buttons whatsoever W* glv* a iweep and flair to th* ahirt front. R can h* worn open or closed. lO/JG — 12.135 Jumper dre-res end larkete, as well a t children's snow suit*, are ira d ilv wainahla. W aihlng woolen clothe* takes to little tin t* that It compare* favorable with any other fiber. Juat remember Ibrae point*: I. Remote great# stains with a spot remover before w aihlng. Ontren's feet ond their ahoe* g. U i* warm water and mild should b* chicked at regular soap. Intervals—but H Is particular!* B. Never week ever two m in­ Important tn tha Fall, after thr youngsters* feet have been tub utes, ar three—If heavily soiled. 4. Never w ring wool garment*. Jectrd tn a hard summer at play S h O ii& T " ntnko yo u lo v e ly tn look a t , . n t achont, a* b tis In c M . a ! hom e . Y o ii’ rw #<> *»•'*••• tn f m e y o u r •v e ry - d n y audiences In t« ilo r r d M n iilvu t t«» ah i it a im n i o u r lir iliiH iit to iic v lin n ! T h e y g iv e yo u th a t Indy s o ft f'-m in ln w Im ik — y e t each s h ir t i« a gern o f c r a f t *m » n •h ip w ith t r u ly m in i ta ilo ie d ile ta ilc Y o u 'll love— fr o m th e d lc c u t c o lla r to th e deep tM in 't-p u ll'O iit a h ir t t a il* . Sigex !Ht UK, SPECIAL Priced 2/J5 — 7.U5 SCHOOL SHOES MEN'S SCHOOL SHOES • RENTAL SYSTEM Sizes 6 to 12 Skvd& •EA SY TERMS • DRUMS Money Deposited In School Savings Is Most Important ONE LOT OF YOUNG SALES fr SERVICE • BATONS I t ack To School Supplement • REEDS "W* v * A CONPLITI UN * o r IN1TRUMSNT8 AND ACCB8S0R1U.” FOR YOUR BACK T O SCHOOL NEEDS W ert ^ 95 Now 5.95 Tweed*, flannels, pene*l slim, nlentsvl nr flared, Juat rig h t fo r th« backbone o f your wardrobe. Price 4 .9 5 - 1 2 . 9 5 SwsudsM High bulk orlon In l»dh cardipjinc M in i pull over*, lie aurit to see ttie new |Mi|iulMr v-neck to show o ff vour man tailored ahirt to lu rfectlon! f'.ilonv to coordinate w ith nII vour Mkirts nml suits. Size.# .12 in. Price* from 3 .9 5 t o 1 2 .9 5 Accredited Charpre Accounts Welcomed �• - THE 3ANF0HD HERALD Bach-TvS -.hoc; Supplement Summer Recreation Program Successful Local Workshop For Teachers Held A t SHS By MARGARET M A LLO Y Fponiorrd Jointly by th t City a n j the County Board o f Public Instruction, th t summer ircreation program began w ith reglatralion on June S3 under th t direc­ tion of E. W. Christcnsan. T ht j activities n tra planned fu r throt two largo group*; th t younger children age* i l l through 11 and H it older rhltdrrn age* IS through IS. Varied activities w e rt planned In Include the*# and other group*. Home w e rt the C ity W id* Ttnnla Tournament, the C ity Softhall league, managed by Howard Gordie and a Fishing Contetl open to angler* tig through 18. Tha teenager* followed this achedule in the afternoon*: Mon­ day and Wednesday they played tennia; Tueaday bowling with Gordie; Thursday and Friday, water skiing on Lake Mary. In A three-week prt-school work­ shop got underway, hero in Sanford M r* M irgsret Golt, co-ordinator nt Instruction for Seminole County Schools announced recently. The workshop began, M ri. Goll and, wilh leather* reporting for duly t l their respective schools Monday. Aug 13. and the actual W'irk gut underway at Seminole High School the following day . The pre-school workshop, part o( a long-range ln-iervle* train­ ing program for Semlnola County teachers si as sponsored by the Uni­ versity of Florida and the General Extension Division, and Is under the direction ol Dr. C. L, KRgeri. Profe>sor ol Education at UofF. The program and In service training ws* planned by an H v l- set the rnn t're m e program Into motion He has slated repeatedly tnat the *eh»ol» vre a local re«p«n-ubility and he ha* endorred whole. { heartedly the roitim unity confer* rneo movement. By IIF.NRY TOY JR. Director of (he National Citirtn* fcm nils*laa for tha Public Schools. Tha youngster* ara bark in school. Tha admlnUtralors and tearhrrs a r* back In aehnol. And. i f I hey wer* to get | llttla touch o f stagefrisht this September, it would b* romplstelv understand­ able. For never before In our schools* bUtorv baa »o much a t­ tention been focused on aehnol. child and educator. School problem* have been growing Iteadlly for the past de­ rid e , but Interest In tha school* I* beginning to catch un. D uring 11*38. that Interest reach* ed an alM Jm t high, and Indica­ tion* a r* that slthen concern o v e r tha aehnol* w ill eonllnoa to ha an • d iv e forta In a*hon| Improve­ ment fo r year* to come. How ran wo gauga tha growth o f eltlsen Interest! Soma flguraa tell the story. Membership In Parent Teacher Associations ha* grown from 5,* 774.388 In 1848 to l,MS.M>4 in lt»M, w ith the number o f m rn in Tenlalive Budget For School Funds Receives Approval A; a tp e c lil mreIJng of the Sentinnle County School Board, held ia the office- of (he Superinten­ dent of Public Inslruction, at Ihe Court House, the budget for the 1983-38 school y ra r w a i approved. The budget of 11,721,131 was adopted, without change, al Ihr meeting called for a public hear­ ing. R T. Milwee, Superintendent of Public Instruction, told Ihe borgl member* th*t the greatest increase in the hudgpt was made necersary because o f trachcrs pay rail*.-* of 1200 per Instructional unit. Miiwce also said that the 400 children a year Increase in school attendance demands a larger and larger budget earh year. Cnmmrnling nn the e ir r llr n l financial condition of the school ■ystem in Seminole County Milwee, mid Ihe bosrd lhal In July. 1938 “ we w ill have paid up all of Ihe old bonded Indebtedness.** "We have the money to clear Ihcte debt* now." be said. y In o lh rr business taken rare of al U.e meeting was lha appointmenl of Mima Mary Lena Green a* English Instructor at Semlnola High School for Ihe rom ing year. Prelim inary plan* fu r nine ad­ ditional classroom* at the Golds­ boro School were also approved. The approved sketches wer* of a one-story modern structure with of Row, Peterson Co., served a* reading consultant. "T he workshop,** said Mrs Golt, "waa divided Into seven basic d iv i­ sions. Tbsy were reading, arithm e­ tic and mathtm allrs, guidance, ad­ ministration. alemenlary cu rricu ­ lum, secondary curriculum and arts and crsfls.** On Aug. 24, Ihe entire group of Irachrrs went to Daytona B rarh to attrnd a district meeting of tha Florida Education AaaoclalJon. taught tenni* and w ater akling. For th o .r with le*» aetiva Inter­ est* the High School L ib ra ry w ai open Monday through Thursday mornings. Ml»a Ednn Chittenden, a very helpful librarian, had a book binding and repair »e**inn with tha youngslera on Friday morning. Tha Celery Crate waa open for t ; teeneger* to drop In on Mon­ day and Wedn»»day evening*. On Tuesday and Thursday they re­ raised danelng |e»aon« from an A rth u r M urray Instructor. Every Friday an organised dane# was held fom 7 until t l pm . Mis* Gene Nunnelly helped euparvlse these group*. Thi younger group followed this schedule: every Monday they t * « a movie at tha High School; Tuesday through F riday they were divided Into three groups ac­ cording to aga whleh were the • and 7‘a tha 8 and 8's and th* 10 and I t '* . Tha groups were given an hour each o f directed play, awlmmlng, and aria and craft*. Ons hour weekly tech group went bowling. On lha playground such tports as volleyball, softball, and bas­ ketball wera popular w ith tha older onea whlla game* wer# fa ­ vored by lha youngster#. MU* Caroline V rln n l* and MU* Peggy W ilton directed their play activi­ ties. In the swimming pool all chil­ dren ware given Instructions and careful supervision by M il* Debt Hi slier. A t Ira n ."1 pasaei* the Red Cross beginner* swimming test in the two older group*. Tht CAROLYN m A I.I. U c ftl helm Jovr* Cullum Into a tunoer at J. <L I ’eitnev Co. fo r the chillv fa ll slays ah*-ad. This w ill im ttta i to w rar to the football ramex and to school, ibev toms in b riv n t cotors too. M’ holo by Jams Min Studio k BACK-TO-SCHOOL BY THE m -T B S T IO We Know Of "1 IP IX V ROPA T H R U A S TR A W " Its T o o r W a Drue Htorw arw Freddla Wilson, e ntire* student, aseon* from le ft wbn item # ta ba enlovlng his nm nartv aa much a* tha *oda. W ith him arc ft. U It.l Mury Jana F lyn t, Nancy Richard*. J u m Jasuslag*. Frwddla, and Sonia U onforton. (S taff No Better School Shoes Public Education Started In 1642 More Wear For TVs first action In provide pub­ lic adweatiou ta America waa taker fa Colonial dam- Tha Mat* ssrh'jsetts Law a l IMS WU tha Lew Money • a lin t waampla ta history al • la*rmSiring bad? laauhtg a man* OarSCodti Are Complete Pasta Crayons 3.95 to 6.95 L % Moav~ flia fMb wffl Josl Rthtnny 0 0 fa r Umm tenrlf g Panne? rfraaaat Thryra •tpM with all the know-how of top n u isn , 4tm la sparkHig pialda and finghamg frora MKh top Bring aa Das River and Gale? and Lord. And, Mora, jroa’ll GO for their — rM— waUraMa aaejr, Bpktop tin , their emm,d a * M w i a h a p then irowfaf with m r jm a c faahloa plata. Brins all �! * If It'* w orth Anythin* h iw It’* Worth AdrertUln* !■ a Help THE OLD HOME TOWN im rc .ra .w w -f You Rent o r Buy, ARMY NAVY SURPLUS Rota L. P n t n NEW Junjla Hammock. t w (Reg. U n i E iU le broker* Pup Taos* ix Annabelle Breen Henderson. P A LM SALE ____ 133 * * l. A t u w iili. 310 Saoiord A t a Oiotn U21 PH. a n — i:-31 a t Hiawatha DINING Room furniture-Duncan Phyf* Cr»tch Mahogany Exrel* leet tradition T iN # u x c a itr i. Buffet Chin* c abmet and ir r v m * Tab!* 3fu*t be seer to *p. Phone 1129 • A. B. Pcserton.Broker c re c jit* H r* Jo in L B rim . A iK C liln - A. B. P elcrw o J r , lty. Celery A v * „ Phone I73-M\ P J, Chtataracn. Garfield Wille tu . Jeha Metteh, R W. WiJ. Uarai. A. C. Doudoey. Land Sur­ U * * R c rI.r A p p lia n c e C o n fe r veyor, "Y our W «jtiQ|houj# D ealer" Maytag Mashers C. A . W H ID D O N , S R . 111 M«mn|ia Are rrene i m R rf. R ra l E tia ta Brokrr V, E Doug!**, Associate CONCRETE 111 S. Park l*b. . » * R fid v U lie d Concrete, Concrete BL>ck. Sand. Gravel. Cement Conerrta Pipe to M rai A ll QuailONE YOU CAN HANDLE (ka tlo ju . 3-Bedroom, CB b o a *. tile bath. Phone JU I TV a c u a a i. lir ; * yard (or rhildrea. Immediate occupancy Sherman C o n cre te P ip e Co. Out W rit ULh SL $3,367. — 11400. down. iw . per month, OR S1000 down and Extra cool room *. T tle v lilo n . IS *»«Uy. Kile hen prlvileiea avali l f j h t l r higher monthly pay- Sewtmr ttirh ia e * . and R epalrlsf tn*3t.» Payments include in i. BERTS 1M S. Tark P h*M 17*2. and ta x *j You ahoold tea tha — Factory to Too — d tia C i on this Clean furnlihed apt. Cio** l A lu m in u m 3U Palmetto Axe. Phono 6loFOP RENT — 2 Bedroom downV e n e tia n IH in d * i t u r i a p t furnished. clo.e in. Eneloird bead S a| proof bottom _ WELAKA APAHTM EN-R- rw n 163. p tr month. rail with plaeac end*. PluU c or t pnvata hatha. I l l W. T J it Strayon Lipea. CoUon or nylvo W. H. "RQ1" F T E irP tR Realtor — General [ariranee R oD aw ay ■ Gertrude B. D la ;trld rr A uoclate Swikarlk GLi*? and P.itnt C& Day. Wetx or Pbnne 331 Fuuu* 2123 1U N . fe r k Avc. U3-1U We*t 2nd S I F ira ita ro OesU RED-1-VL v CONKRETE ■A YU ONI) « . BALL. B R O K U M ira te Concrete Co. I D . H lrtlo v m ia . Aiiooiata 305 E la A \e. Phono F U R N IS H E D A P T S . 0 II. H a rtu cn , A im e lite I'bnao MO Died hirniture. appUancei, tool*. «H t t e it l i t . O t Call a t ru m l- MM Scuta Park Avo. turo Center. 11R lkaat l i t . ;ie , B ouiat-iald Larry * H a rt Woodruff A SlnrltUry 321 E u t a t S t Phone 1631 O' T H A T THUG YO U C AU G H T/ 2 Vet d ifficu lt A U G H T -. . --------C o N L Y 2 2 H IT S O U T O ' J \ ( i 2 4 - -S H O T S - - J 'b o u t 6 5 S P O T T E D W H EAI H I M _____ J --------- \Y ------------------------tn * desert 13 H an l i t : . ip n m Antiq t K in re p i ; Capital \ ifae * V in Creating JT P *rf im» w ith mcenre P B*»r 21 Grat* 2.* S ta ffe rs 2f Under I ' f i l «f» 2* Let it Hand t print t 2* M anipul*** ;■* T r e i ii r j ; i P a rle f • to N * Cut i» a ro u t 33 An America* 1-1 |A in Mount*, n nj-mph 3* v r r - n 2> A t'r n < ! it u * On* •* ho d ii a t P :ni .m-red poa N ?! ui : i l • tnd tnatrum tnt n - it r iK / N A MUR! om MS B eodrulf B id*. Phone S U B o o m furnlahed ____ 2300 M ellonvillt. Apartment. LOVELY Cottascr. nicely furnuh*d By Meek or Montn. Home after a p. m. o r on week-end*. 4 m ilu *outh on X7-H. Kivapetal* Motel. IL J. CarroIL Deniable F urnlihed ApL Fh. TWO BEDROOM FU r n l » h e d House. 113 We*t iM h SL Phone U6-W altar 3:3n P- a . FURNISHED Apt. 300 P ark A te 4 R.om D m m jtitta Furn. Apt near nursery. NEW 2 Bedroom Frame HouM la D riim w o ld . Complete ktUban eje block out e ! fee city, deep electric ru m p Pnce 33.M0. Doan tsno. Monthly payment* Seminole Realty n r month, ;ary, Phont tea-W, 4 T hret Room eomplelely furnuhed Aisutment Ground floor. 317 Palmetto Ave It’a 8o Eaay To Placo A Want Ad fuit Call 1S21 and ask for tlia Want Ad department S*nford Heraid r.r*ilrd ef •» red Ceniral m an ef thread l l A ff.rm a ti'* vela 15 5 n fl* unit IT. lmpre* # rv fiuihandry 1 L A \ t / / I* T ll (0 laL II % > /'J { /A v : n % lo tl u ll 1 i* 1W ii % V it ' V - —— a li IT tl* T ~ l\ \o / // V il 41 >, //V 31 fy j il >» *1 SUMMER SPECIALS on Permanent W lte i £ h tp ih ( it R tviin t Our S oeeliltr S ih fo rd i Mo»t Modem Reauty S ii n A ir-eonditior'd. Soft uaUc, and P»iwitiin D r*e ri. H A R R IE T T S U E A l’ T Y NO O K IM So. Oak Ate. I'boaa 171 MRS. ROOSEVELT VISITS JAPAN A Stine ad, lu rb at the on* above It only i t t per d iy on our low s| fliy eiroed rale eennomy plan. 4Je per day for I dayi and stc lor I H A IR N E W S A H E A P L* ‘ ri'trt *ild / „ r INSTALLATION of Uaoleum. Car­ LtO|' * 11-. .1 r t t tm toia w j. r d im»i with ilia h ily *oc pel v Tl>» lonpai s a ir m d * Dick For S a n fo rd L in o le u m A T ile Co. ih i* "nttv t'n k ' vin»—. — UPET J W aVTEP - I* 121 M l i t St. Phone m i E V A -B E S S B E A L 'T Y S H O P a t ANTED — Young M in for newtpaper p re u tvorl Apply A i r C o n d itio n e d T« RED1-MLY CONKRFTE FLOOR SAND IN n A F lnliblofi. John Cullum, Sanford Herald IM E. 2nl »l. U ra d e Concrete Co. Oak floor* furni*bed. laid A fin Phone .W3. 309 Elm A te . Phone 133S L IF E o r If A A. lns'iriace asect hhed. la b u iin e i* iia re ]92o. w itited la Sanford to *e!l in ­ K F. Eleven*; Rout* 2 , Bet 227; V E N E T I A N B L IN D S surant* to Pilot* or Carre r (Nationally Adv. Holla-Head) men No mereaie In Prcmuum U a M fe c tu n d la Sanford • One hour • W ain and Or W *r C auJei ReUred N iv a l Dry officer e ln q u ilify for Atency. • ()c<- tksur (4 « Waxh * n .U M B IN O H*v#n Life l a i ’aranre Co I* O. Told Contract and re p u r work. Free Ro» 3711. Orlando. Florida. estimate*. It. L (la rv ry . 3M • F ia iita d Laundry • 1 V A R I E T I E S P A N E L IN G Satiiord Avr. Pbnne w sj . • Samtone Dry Cleaalai Native eed F om cn Mood*. See Them At S h a m a n C o n c re te P ip * Co* Out Waal Uth 84. UNFURNISHE D HOI M'etf 2nd S' A lio house, 2 ru le * ms Phone 146-J o r 96S-J n u M i | . lr « X T T1e«Uag M . G. H O D fiE S fo r v ’re on All Vt»t*r Pump*— M rll* IVUIed — Pump* Paola (load I'boae JM a D*ua»at* P Burro* mg Pke*e MM U1CK CASH fo r Furniture. Addla fN a e S ita i. T yp tw T ita rj. Out. board U & to n . Boat*. Super Tradinc Post. One mile South cn 17-93, Phone 2J12-R. The Florida Time* LnSoc Your Mormoa Paper. For Home Deliver' Phone Jack Benton. U2 U AIK CONDITIONING Room o r House IL a. POPE C O -IN C MS flM th Park A n . ham l«A HELP WANTED I F en«leI |«% I'L R A iO h S w ie ?*<J tA p fri^ a cad H a il* o r deubl# need]* m i rhlne> Expertmce n** nrcei. n r r Mr ace* 17-is, 201 CommerrM l Si Phone 250* FH t e w d Ratee In P rd re w d rn b ry h iJd cr* J o h n W illia m * In n . A g r m ij 411 H lftlord AUjb Uc l i s t it- ru u e o u i n r t Rdl—Plane Phono JIM Houle _n Trcbnlrlan 1. Kanfnid ~ B— MB A d 'te liie r i are re o u n te l to no­ tify tue Maql-Ad Uepxrtmesii im ­ HIGH SCHOOL BOY with Mowar w a d * mowusa. U S Ik ‘■ ' G u j i ■C ’’ Ur.SES AID, with HeipHal cvpei.ence a cafing for the ill o r ajed r r e f t r evening o r nlzbt duly. 20T East Wh St in Su R a m C£ PHONE 911 a T l a .* .- i c bAHK 8L0G YOU le *re US beLee Open Evening! and mediately of any error* in thoir *da. at The Saoiord Herald w ill be rriponMbla fu r only on* uscorrrci im rruon. t i t AMOR ROOStVTIT Li ttieom in Tclivo with Mrv. John 3t. A llie n , wife o f the United fjtalev Amba:'<der, and a Japanese a talntanee. The former 1'irtl la d y Is (pending a week Ui that co'uali/. Tus aval tlo p on her lour w ill Le Bangkok, Thailand.i Cal] u i about our c u s to m rate* Th* M'ant Ad Dcpartmeat la epea from l;S 0 a. m. until 4.SO p. r.t. *atb bUlUtei* day «xr«pt £»turday allvrnoca. Dealllr.n fo r waak-dny insertion* u ft no p, qu. I h e d t y preceding publwaUon. G . r * M AN. U h l U - AUTONOBrUR B lO ttIR S It I ROOK - M o M r t / P e e u r r r ilk r v - II LARIT LA 70UR1T7I, 11, whrae h a u l Topped beating twice m ter beUsg pierced b r a broken auto­ mobile rad-.v rnienna. la at n hoapiul In ro rt W ira e . Ind. L a rry fell from a bfcvtle while TULr.t dnuWe with a frl«.-vl. The auto anUer-i which hlx rluira hod picked up plunged tnrea lnnhe* m in Larry's meet and ttnaek the lower part nf Ma heart. Re pulled the antenna from hla the t h im ^ lf before he w u ruahe.1 in the hnepiLiL n ROBSON 8 p o rttn r Goods grtarade Bale* A Bcrrlsa t u i , h i m ._________ n * w m S P E C IA L v»;:vat l i i r U m at U f* fe irck t v Teaei*. G ..4.ar l i t : Kluilsa Ikew *rrrx v o n » w *u T > n *•**,« { U v j M .»»**n» ? r r» v f:* i f i t Cr-St I f ie x u f D»,. 4w «t Im rw <*• T 'u r Aaeeuat » i i« n m v w r . i . a o llt'D n x*i P 'S IIM T a rm s iv o o M S m A,i«*a-.r« v\u a L'ecl* w t . l e e.bvfri-'V I iS 't in l '1 ,v (.M , i -11 r-I| - ru • i l J c u Dt t * i v i l !» art D il i T 1 Tr-4 y-saXJ* Ltlee IVew I ■' 0 ■* • ' 1■r * • » • M th i r,*n:« ? I t T .Si * l l r I* ) *7n* )l ,lioa»i.-a It IV I n M l A ■r#l l i ;s N »i.f[,«m -w .U K I, 11 a:nl,e.U 7b4.su* Ll lift b iX f . lt T « m *n » T l O H 'I 'Q i l l tig * -* * Ir o r n m P«i i i b * I I t K i, |. W u iS ii SCI Tn» >: ,-n.a* Bbow • > T sit 1‘st U i a j Mi KILGORE Pascal sow reedy to aet. ANK»TYPE V icuus with attachment*. G Uon 13 Phone . lt J V Oeio»r 7 PC. LIVING ROOM GROUP COVERED IN N Y L O N . Homa s’vmar*. don’t r.ay!»ft e !»xk" rkef uniat* vVu waaf In face lb * ureaeact o f traveling from roam le room enlv »t low tide. E.rioualv, roof* in oner reoair allow making and ro ttin g o f wall lunooefa u n a lrh tlv •ta in t and a ganaral a ir of mua. Iv darannm whith la a oosalbte hxelth niro ire . W* atock tha fmaat roofing metesiela rbUlnable. of faring heautv. »afa. tv ta d m *nv ra«r» e f a*ivu*e w ith naelUibl* u"L«*c «'«U on tu tedar and talk ft ever. S u fe r u s flSto^^***4 B lc y la s & L a w T U B O w e r * P ir n and Retondniomni X i. a l* .'. Win- *4._* H I! 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II M ill V I * it. v .'•ttk.e AU4 a .4 Nm b »« tv e v i* # H i * it Talk* ,m r p e k i . ta le * T in * ! !» si * /» ; 7 »’ ’ !‘ » .*i » .t < > }* JJ il !' ii. u iv P rtf: s r da A rTac* P ' l i i f i r * Li4e •• r-r U n i* 5;a?.‘ : i i u * a Lr;t*1 I t * p ia :*L liti* Hue** L ir e ia » Call Te P n « w a.*a Otf T n n in i f MORBIAO * •’ r n a r * Ca L*: k «.v a Call Te f p * * a Braekara ?<»i w 4i'«re J i a t i f M K iv t **> •* O 'titc k ctuh * I4 | t r ri* XI * O'.use Jflcktv'* Caeli* M traivg D *vt> tou Msrmag Hi. - Use w a ft* I t N'laa U t u r - r LA4Ue Kvmv T'm * fetaJp TR. UiUlneilra i n o *t a a -m (• A fleet H i« f Oav i r . U M i ii s r w c 1.11 M * ( A > I n Otf T ' i i ...... i | ■ n n v in n 1*11 T- *: K-*it4/* t:M Morning tr u e i if t i Hornleg t t * v a il I 30 Arthur O M frcf |#:M Arthur wean faST phw ; iap-w 4 B'Slif tl ram * *P m i S. p n tv quarrel* 6 kfeMna aa « here* 7 On* of tha tear* I Aatrcn t - u (tr.A tn rr p a r i o i b r M C E Bedroom , P riv a te en tra n t* ?♦— r BCE Seminolo Realty for D e ilrable Home* and Apia. Phono 27. 11 Bitter tt ld i 20 River <Era i Particle : pariah M O T O R C Y C L E " D O //M * k -» T H ' O T H E R Uffl*J 414 U l l t f J l l ! le a iu u ii u n u a ia U U M U ia u x c m u U L lu u itu u ie - a u HQ s d i is u p u a n e u u u i« U a u n a io u g u l i UI2U U W U iU d UUI4JJ ‘4I-J U H U K C .'l 3HC14 xn>:iw :-i io w k u d U IK JU U felt II s»itl (jn 'J U e i OMUklM DAILY CROSSWORD ------M A R S H A L O T E V ^ H B f ? E T s / D O C . I T W A S A J O T H IA J k T H tr S L U G S I D U G O U T T p I W A S O A I M Y /N E W Kit] Eitata A L ittle R<t of f'e r v t h t n t ’ T H E C L R IO S IT T ' S H O P R o b e rt A - W illia m s , R e a lto r Next to Bennett'* Court 17 32 So Rajmono E. Lundquat. A uoclate USED T R A a O R S Phono 1673 Atlantic Bank B ldf. B n tt Tractor Co. B e t r 17-al Booth Pi REW ARD» of h a pcbei* and contentment to eUO E C LE A K A N C E the fa m ily who buvt th a lovely Ladle* and c * l ' i ' ' a * Rhoea, 2 bedroom rsodtrnaed country S I.00 P R . home, aituated 3 nulei out h e ir fiaaford bhoe tenter it e r t i. Condiuon a lAe new. 20i Sanford Ate will: plenty of beautiful o ika ih td in i the entire yard, m k - UPRIGHT PIANO 330 tn f im n r eondiUona m o lt ideal W rit 3rd St for any tjy e buyer A b i r i n n at H.loO w ith term * arraoied U iC krit CASH. in A D E -L N prire* paid for u .ril fiirn ilu re Call ma. W. O IE T R IO U T. w HERO MUion-Maicr Furniture Co. a u ISO! Park A te . P k n a t l n u s ________ E in St By STANLEY �aa Tr~,-c -c.- !t L‘4 r r j r . w-"-"*- *” »' '*' % V II* mom n - lege 'Student? Booh ’DOUGHNUTS' MAY GIVE EDUCATORS SOM E A N SW ER S ly JOHN t. SIMIOWII C f l r a l P t f n dMoriafie* T o r r e «poa<fe«{ Studaeili at Nan tallage la Cleveland, gabert H. SltaRay, Velvq (•Bag and Tad Finn*/ pilch in la help I n I i far Atim driti. LONG MARRIAGE EMDS STUART. Da. in— Thr 17-year ■Marriage of e tlre ii F ranco Lin;ford and actor Jon HaU hsi coded I f divorce. H w decree was fronted h i t Tuesday. An attorney laid tho di­ vorce wss “ amicable" and the properly «»• divided in an agree­ ment ngned Friday They were married In June, IMS, and there were no children. Top-grain leathers ireU*proportioned for roomy fit and support. £ m oi’r biff selection I Glrta* two-strap $T9« leather aandal Sara’ sturdy all Wat Ley o i font •“ $2-98 rM lfAtrG—The tittle rederhool* hour* ainka farther into the limbo of the p u t in the face of a near ‘f la n doughnut* dcaifn far school* by an arc hi tact hare, Edo rum , Which la being widely hailed aa the answer to the natlon'a criti­ cal ahortafa of classrooms. Far from beinf Juit a visionary design for a Khool of tomorrow, the new circular achool plan ac­ tually will be In operation thla Srptrmber for the tin t tlma when the St. f’atnck hlfh achool at Kankakee, III, opena Ita doora. Conatnjctcd in record time, which alao la credited to the Ingenioua new layout, the new achool la b«lnf built at a coat of 5434.300 to how-e POO students. Two other nrw achoota reflecting the nrw ihape will ba built Im­ mediately in thu a n a , the $750,000 St. Francla high achool In ouburban Wheaton and a 1113.000 ad­ dition to tha Rt. Patrick hlfh achool on Chicago'! weal aide. estimated mutton and a half more elementary and kindergarten pu­ pil* who ora expected to trudge lo achool thla fait for lh* first lima over tha total that reported last September, or* avail more In­ terested tn th* economise that ar* aald to bo inherent In lh* aaw design. * a a > ? . « * ... Communist Plot N ipped In Bud By Bright Geography Professor universities >mned in th* plan and My Cextra! Press Association A UNIQUE Communist plot to misinform Asian students about tha Uat ted Itatas and tba rest of the fro* world has 'been nipped in tha bud—thanks to a bright idea by a university geography pro­ fessor. Dr. Shannon McCune. chairmen af th* department of geography a t Colgata university, Hamilton. N. Y.. uncovered this latest bit of Red treachery while serving as a visiting professor at th* Univer­ sity of Tokyo la Japan in the fall of m i "X found that th* Communists were using th* economic pinch felt by Japanese students to spread their distorted teats throughout Asian educational iaiUtuUoiu,* Dr. McCun* said. Ha eipUinad that a typical Japanisa student had to gat along on about 4.000 yea a month—th* equivalent of fix ta United flutes money. “On tha other hand." Dr. McCun* continued, “good American text­ books, though much in demand by tha students, coat from 54 to 51 oach—an amount prohibited by thatr limited budget." Tha Communists were quick to taka advantage of th* situation. They mad* available, at a coat of about 30 cants, a flood of Soviet history and geography books. Th* atudenU would rather have had th* United States texts, but they couldn’t afford them. So they bought lh* communist books. THE COSTS fo r* th o 'r lhr*o achool* hare are running a t M cant* par cubic foot and H i t par pupil, compand with prevailing costa tn thla area for conventional "THE REAL DANGER, et Khool construction of St a cubic count." Dr. McCun* expUmad. foot and about 51,000 par pupil for "was tha distortion of facta con­ ttemrmsry schools and roniidsrcerning th* t n • world in the Rus­ ably mora for high Khoota. sian historic* and gsogrsphlss In Many K h o o ta throughout tho tune thaea distortad versions country a n going on a "shift ba­ would, by playuig up to lh* Com­ sis" this fall, with aapant* stu­ munist world and playing down dent bodies for morning and after­ th* western world, do much harm noon because th a n a n not enough to th* United States and other classrooms or tasshan available. democratic countn**." School aulhoriliao estimate that At thu point Dr. McCun* oaly 50.000 additional cl launched hla leaks far i r i s plan. will bo available this fall to I t was simple but affective. Enlist last year's shortage of 170AM th* aid af fallow teachers and stu­ classrooms. With the achool dents and round up all th* books let Ion scheduled lo skyrocket M longer used or needed In Ameri­ ing tho aaat half century can college* and universities. Then EXTERIOR WALLS wM ba Vir­ lag lo every census Ship them to JaptMao students. tually entirety of glass, aurmountad many educator* wonder tt they Because Asian are reby black ate* I roofs and with a cir­ rrar will catch *p with tha 1 faaiUasetant to acc*p4 charity lhay cular gymnaalum la the center would be aakad to eend • map eg with bleacher* for MOO surround­ Tha versatility at Uw circular a pamphlet or msks a token paying a haakatball floor, which th* Khool dealgo may provide lh* aaeient of 3M yen (roughly 53 cents) architect! promise will ho a con­ swer, aorr.a af than* believe. Otaaa for th* boohs they received. ventional rectangle, however. doughauts can bo aupartmpa in Dr. McCun* than wrote • tetter Around tha gymnaalum la a cir­ on* upon tha otRar to provide mul­ to M geography toeeton ho cular corridor which will open onto tiple-storied Khool*, with ram pa thought would bo Interested In hla classrooms shaped Ilka the cut* instead of stairways. plan. He followed It n few months With administrative office* lo­ from a pie. With tha (eschar's later with a tetter to Japan*** studesk at I he point of each amphi­ cated In amaU annex** outbid* tha ' tenia saying books would be aant theater-shaped room, th* aeouatiea present cirri**, It la planned that From those two letter* th* plan ar* said to ba perfect und the chisltr* of thas* Kheola may bn •now balled. pupils' attentions era focused upon built In the future. Ry th* following July, 3.000 the instructor Tha St. Francis Khool at Kaabooks had arrived tn Tokyo aad School boards throughout lh* kakea will have 15 classroom*, 3.000 or more wore on the way. country struggling with lh* prob­ four laboratories, special noma far The barrier to the Rod tide of lems of providing aulTtclent new domestic Klence, roams for art* propaganda received a Arm foun­ claairuuma to ropa with tha over­ and t-alts, a library, cafstoria and dation In these early shipment*. all increase of 23 per rent In the gymnasium, all raltoctlng tha ultte Isle of Communist texts slacked school population last fail and th* mat* In new Khool design. off, • a a DOUBLE SfORT RACK In tha Valtad Slat** tha Ladies See Ban JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. HI— Mab­ Idea spread Ilka wtldflrs. Har* waa ry Edwards has a new method of •emathlng aa American atudent Of Certain Ads catching fish. WhUa water skiing and hla teacher could do to fight LONG BEACH, Calif, tf* - A on a la ir M ar KaystoM Haight* of Wnrr.:n'i ChrliUaa Tcmparane* he sotleed t waka In tho water atteh L’nina official predict* that both a* a fish might make, tteorad i houses of Congress will hold hear­ ward U and hit seKtlhing. ’ ings In January on bill! to outlaw Ha aignalod tha man driving tha alcoholic beverage advertising ovtr boat to tu n and they found a aiimradio and television and la inter- nad 10-pound black b ail wbteh they stale commerce. boated. Miss Elisabeb A. (m art. Washlactoa. DC., said la a prepared CARD O f THANKS' talk today befora the National W* with to thank our many WCTU convention that tha hear- friends far th* assay htadnaasao logs have bean promised by tho shewn during tho illnas* and death House and Sen a to com miltaas an of M r b*loved hIsland aM -bro­ interstate and fonifln commerce. ther. and fur tha beautiful ftecul tha Asia foundation established a were house in flan Francisco w hen tha books could b* stored for ship­ ping. Tojlay tha books a n flowing so (at* their numbers cannot be ac­ curately tabulated. T h rn la also a reverse flow of material from tha Asian atudenu back to th* loners of th* books. Included among tha growing Ust Sf colleges and unlvtraiUta co­ operating in th* plan are th* Uni­ versity of Cincinnati. Colorado. Georg* Teabody, Kentucky, Loa Angeles City, Loa Angelas flute. Southern California. North Dakota, Kent 8UU, State Teachcn col­ leges at Moorehcad. Minn . Oswego, N. V , and Trenton. N. J.. Oregon ■lets. Syracuse. Southern Metho­ dist. Yale. Ohio Wesleyan. Stan­ ford and Fenn college. “Actions of thu kind a rt latte things—small thread* ta a pattern of good will," aald Dr. McCune "The strands ar* individually weak but cotlKtivaly strong to untu Asuna and Americans in tha maintenance of their freedom U March out and us* knowledge, freedom which students beyond lh* limits of tha fra* world, sadly, do not have." I SEOUL (JR—Soma 50 American business firms tn Seoul dosed shop today In a protest against what they call “ exhorblUnt taxes" levied by the South Korean govern­ ment. Government officiate dented the Uxr- are exhorbltant. The American Chamber of Com mere* ta Korea complataod ooi U.S. buaine-aman waa refused en rail permit on tha ground that be had not paid 11,150 In Use*. A chamber ipokeaman had aald THE SANFORD HERALD Baek-To-School Supplament Hlalaah’a raring atrip baa been covered with bay and planted In vegeUblea for the offseason. This prevents erosion aad puts mineral* back Into tho aotL South Korea Is not taxing on prof­ its but on volume of business. A NEW SERVICE FOR SANFORD BOTTLED GAS $ A . O O No FER 100-LB. CYLINDER Installation Charge SANFORD CAS CO. PHONE 1340 210 E. FIRST ST. WE ARE MOVIN OUR SALES OFFICE WILL BE LOCATED AT THE CORNER OF LAKE MARY BLVD. AND WEST CRYSTAL DRIVE •v LITTLE VENICE JeJdphoR * I t n M lf tM 'AH bottiM In D rtraw old and Wyantwood ar* ■old. Wo have hornet availabla a t Cryatal Lake* Cub. Inc. and Llttl* Y'tnJcd. D e M U , C fk t& p s }i Since 1949 Sanford's Leading Builder THIS IS THE CAR TO TRY FOR Sanford Shoe Center SOS & Sanford Ats. Phone 1008 ^ f Th* bills oar* Introduced by 8m. afferinga. , ’ . V* William Laager (R-ND) sad to p The family of Jaama 0 . Muff. Eu*en« SUcr (R*KY» *• TIME TO gR AC n C I II GUtlFlH. PMVgtCl _____ “l J ! ,; , YOU. THE AUTOMOBILE DRIVER, CAN MARE "SAFETY FOR QU1 CHILDREN" MORE THAN JUST A SAYING—YOU CAN HELP MARI • - . ... ^ [ . ** . ! / I \ IT A FACT! OBEY ALL SIGNS. REGULATIONS AND TRAFFIC ORDINANCES.« • CHECK YOUi* CAR OR TRUCK BEFORE SCHOOL OTARTVYOU CAN • HELP RAVE THE LIFE OF A CHILD... i * * 'j* , , ^ -1’ .. ' « J - , . I a? a- t ^ ‘tir 'd l ' ;■ » : . a . k -ik ;- f \ �AS fypEPBNDENT P iM l* w ith *ctcter*d »Ki ir ^*t »*•»»» f m mostly during aftern-inn ami eienlng through F lllU r, DAILY NEWSPAPER THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1. 19S5 Children Swarm To Trout Pond AmMscialH Pram Lagged Wirs Pinecrest Is Children ci a t fro a everywhere JAMES * ★ f.UMBKRSON 4 Official Tholograrh. U ★ ★ ★ R- N avy! ★ ★ Navy Man Finds Place Here As Local Citizen ----. I . . a «Nava m i V H I IPersonnel h rirfv in iv i II .1 I j Youttis hea urea IV U IM J ■ v w iH iv it p h U I _ 1 _ .. p W a iC I IV M i t e l || 4 D d llC l ■ m il* * * Juil because • fellow like* to swim, be found a niche for him- wwhfB ** h,iru 01mtfl,Byto^do h# pttched hla share a* a local ettuen. Lum**”0'1- * >*•»•«• a,d Navy mao. who U aatignH to lh* control tow*r at th* San. M Naval Auxiliary Air Station, W | u k ln f hll UIUI, iwlm u, Demonstrating th .lr akill a t «>e tlalion’a swimming poo! when , , "* _ . . . . . a local awimming enthusiast no. •wimmlng wer* more than a icor* Uf<d U|1( he W1| , Red Cr0ll ® e f younglUr* ill • btfc?nwtr* iwlm»! instructor. Ming tlaia a t tha Sanford N avil Lumberson waa tnvttad to take Auxiliary Air Station ywUrday. j part fa the awimming activities Trained under th* direction o f , at th* Sanford municipal pool, m n of Sinc* then, he bat been instructM tt- F. D. Scott, th . g n u p . ° r I lns , froup e, ,5 young * o Plc children « * ri »e*n In a water Ml* , 2 t0 ls y c m 0jd |„ ,j,e fundam<n. l i t entitled “ Princes* and Frog . tal, of Junior Life Saving. Laier, Taking p art In th* water show, bo will teach a group Senior Life pr**«nUd under th* auspice* at Saving. th i O fficiri Wivei Club wer# According to information reV •,< (* Vowel who** part » u th i calved here, tne young Navy man RUiiw who took h ti bald hi* instructors baoga th e p a r t of th i Fragi th i W in * W * l n j . and *0 inter. l , . , 7 u i* played tha part of th i *it*d ta iwimming he give* up Watay Sprite#} M anila Fitton hla nlghu and day* off. all of hla nUyod th# aart a t Ptxli; th i In- free time, to teach youngsters to termadlata iwimmcn took th i »»im and Uv take car* of them« ir t of th i children in the ballet; w lm as well as other* la water and th i advanced iwimmar* took Lumberson's home It Mary*, th e part* of th e aturdanta. vllfc, Ohio, where he taught s r s a y u r a s is: aTj m «ka atimmir M fltilt by Uft* NAAS Bus Service Begins Tomorrow jw t r r r t jy to tik e part m Wt sixth ■ em it! Jaycer Firhicg Rodeo. As the i t j r u l was given fo r lh« fishing compc'.ttoa to begin. child­ ren Horn the tiny tot aue to the ic e jm it m the rodeo ru le i. lined Trout Pond to try their hind at r a id in g tiih with a “ cracker pole '* • The number tiU n c part In the Seminole County Junior Chamber o f Commerce annual event far exceeded th i expectations of the local Ja>cee group. Mothers and Dad* acrompanled their youngster* and tl^od with them at the w a lrr 'i edge to watch with r is e r r>ea the liahIns a b ility of their children. There were enough polea, com­ plete with lutes, lead sinker, cork floaia and hook to go around even though the Jaycce grciip only prepared for *no. there war enough bait to take care of the need; of the youngsters. Jaycccs, eager to help out, and to make possible every advantage fo r every boy o r g irl to catch a fiih . were Handing by. “ Cltlrena In the making," lined the bank* of Trout Pond for the • go" iig nal. Leia than a minute after the atgna' was given, and within fifty feet of the Chairman of the Jay. eeo Fuhuig Rodeo Committee G e o r g * Edward*. 6-year old youngster vhu live* at the High School farm , landed a 16-ouoce baaa. fo r the ftrat fu h caught. A t the weighing a litio n wa* w ildlife officer J. D. Warren to measure the lira ! flab at 11‘g in ­ ches and to n^ke Lhe weight of 16 ounce* official. Jim Reed, educational officer for the Central Region, Gam* and Fresh Water F lih Commission, wa* on hand to take moving pieturca of lhe event, Ben Reeve*, area lupervbor. Game and Fresh Water Fiah Commission, wra* pn (Continued Ott Tate Three) laused By (ruck A G r**t Southern Trucking Company 1354 Mack Truck, loaded w ith cargo too high to pat* the top o f th* busier, amnihsd into the upper atruetur* of th * L * k * Monrc* Bridg* this morntag about h.SO. T h * huge truck w»* c a rry irg cargo consigned to th* Sanford Naval A uxiliary A ir Station, ineluding two airplan* engine*, wa* damaged txt«n»lv*ly. No e»tim *t*d damage wa* released sine* tha engine* w et* in the classified tla ia . Damagr >o lh * tru ck w-aa estimated a t $700. Tha cargo, according us Florida Highway Patrolman Carl WIN Hams, wtighad tn *xe«*s o f f i r * ton*. On* n f th * airplan* angina* Th* Sanford Library, which has besn doted fo r a short while, ha* gotten it* much needed face l i f t ­ ing. For the ftr»t time in 25 year* the entire building ha* been ra nted, varnished and *crubbtd from flo o r lit ceiling. The outside trim .on the Spani*h-type structure has been paint­ ed a dastllng white and the en­ trance, w h it* trimmed in Robin Uo«d gteen. In the read.ng room and mata room the walla tr * a cool icafo*ra green trimmed w ith th * darker Rohm Hood color. Th* upita ir * w a ll* a r* th* sJltt* color and th * stained wood step* and ra ilin g * a r* being scrubbed and varnished. Mrs. Sara King, head librarian, ■aid th a t the and her two as* m te n t*, M r*. Leon Walker ard M r*. Rldgley Rrcwrrton, had been working 'r ig h t along w ith th * painters ', removing books, dust­ ing and keeping thing* in order. There w ill be a gymnasiumflo o r finish in all lh* room* and a rubber paint t* planned to be applied on th * front entrant* walk. M r*. K ing alto staled, "M any new book* have been put out and th * L ib re ry w ill be opened * t 10 a.ra. Tuesday Sept. 6. How­ ever, th * children'* room w ill be elosrd to th * public.-* Th* workmen hav* " re illy h**n putting out", she went on. llefore th* “ fac* liftin g -’ th* wall* wr«re a dingy white with craeks and mildew »tatn* in the comer*. Now a n * d e r mav sit In the reading room, painted the nee color. *nd enjoy eoolnet* and b c tlrr lig h t­ ing. M r*. K ing alio announced, "anyon* bringing book* back th* day th* L ib ra ry open w ill r o t ho fm *d but any d*y after that w ill be charged lh * regsUr r*r.» lty price.’* Mrs. S. Williams Dies This Morning jt r * . Sally Mero \filliam » died at her home this m ornlni in C reicrnt c ity where ahe had lived for the j M t three and on* half year*. Born In H alifax County. V* . ahe a form er Sanford attorney. first pre»td»nt of the nurmev* »nd Professional Women’* Cluh, former president of the Woman'* Bar Aisn., of Washington. D. C . and wa* dean of th* Woman'* Legal Society for the E n te m Seaboard, She was a resident of Washington, D C , before moving tn Sanforl fu m v o c a include her mother, M rs. J. W M6ro of Creicent C ity; four sistwrs. M r* M ajm * Hodgkin. Mr*. J M. Jackson, both nf Cresrent C ity; Sira. W. A. Silamann, Moline, IB., Mrs. Walter M. Bach. A GROUP OF the nrire winne-w at vcMerdav'i . ith Aniua! Javre* FUhlnr Ro-lf-o T> C*ichinr the first fuh U no t«* f*f left. On* vom g f«llow, fnuilh from lh* left, m in i his catch. IPhotn hv J*mn*nn\ Tull Says TV Better Tkan Class Teacking "Educational wi»*. It b*» bc»n proven that Tk l» b c tttr than elanroom Instcuctlon," Rob Tull, * T \ Director anu Producer of \VDBO-TV, mid th * Sanford Kiwr» m i Club at U * noon luncheon mertmg yealarday T u 'l explained th a t In THUb-j-gh, 1 *lasa to tw l •» ''*! "»» dtvMed Into four g r o jr l. Cu* wa* taught by TV, ha la.d. an- i,*r b r radio, another by in ilx U rt r*. and th * fourth b r a ll ihte# methodv "T V fa r rxcelled anv o f t'» other ty pe* of tiutrvt**.ton." he daimM. Th* WDBO-rV direct r mmmented on th* faet t* * t h* * a* In­ troduced by Herb R> .l* t. * thcatir ni*n»grr of Fanfoid t l * dd, “ It 1* ironic fo r • th« atr# m» »crr to Irtroduc* *.nl In v it* * TV director but t*l*vt»lon h * t he!o«d th* movie industry. "T V I* th* number on* medium fo r ent*-* inmont fo r all G * fatnl* |y ," he • d. T u ll went o to Ci. plat - • .here act 3? m li'ion TV a»ta ;.i the country . . 2 1 of th* fa m ily population. In another field Tull old th* Kiw anu Club that T V h*» b tlrcd sport* of *11 klr.da. but the number or.* aport to p ro fit la wt*»t)ing. A * far a* baseball »nd football I* ronoerned, h» la id , th c i* two aporta h«r« be*n brought directly to th* ladles. Turning to th* pro^uelnr " f Mm fo r TV, Tull explained that 45 per tent of th i m p ri* industry In llotlywood I* concerned directly w ith TV. T u ll tovetfd th * program c»L • ndar of th* I ’ atinn h* rrrte»*r»l * ed when h* t 'ld th * Kiw»nl» Club th a t WDUO-TV Is prim arily « CBS *t*tlon hut *l»e h*' » *v*i1. •h i* *nd carry NBC. ABC. *nd Dumont show*. ” 0 ; r e'**» 'A* (■m* I* so occupied’ ’ hr s»id. "T h a t w* hav* Ifi o f th* 2d top rated show* on T V ." "T h * W’o r ll P rrie* w ill be car­ ried on WDDO TV th i* y c *.." th* TV d lrtc lo r :*ld In *d d itio r. h* explained, w* w ill hav* pro-foot. Mrs. Ida Johns . Dies In Orlando A fte r Long Illness tided Five young mm. representing r ),i|.ir Ranfont riv ic flub* and o rja n ir*. dm,f , lions at Boy ■ S u ir Irnm June 15 r , ,En to 25. gav* lh * S 'rtiinolr Count) This Junior C lum ber nf Commerce a 1of ml Mr* Ida I r e John*. 14. wife nf tunstuwn of the r arjivltle* today. « rrk Itcinvan R rne't M orn*fcyponvor a "b rn d o r* J ot. *, of V.ike Monroe, n>ed ye>L*td*v m'-rnlng in *tv O r. rd by lh * local J a jr r r * ” a* intro- -on* 1 the gr nip hy Cesfgo V i- 1. inrii Boy'- < ti|g Committee c ^ i bavaltn 'o vo- - a ? n r ' • was nr** SW Wln born fe y . *. 1 •!■* Hi H s.f..r*d rod Chairman for ’ be J -er< had llv* . *o 1 ■ * M-Pr'C f- r th* M<>ri s *» d, t p'-T*on*Uy -s snt A a* T>**t *l> »r" • m * member to thank th . ii cecs for -romne Gfc , o f 1 hr 1 'h -ch <•' Gp.f r f rr-'phecy me to IJ'i, s mjtc t (Hin idet it I * ■(j on fSth nne of tue jr e a ir it honsifs r s r r **ib Be-nes her t- 'lu r 1 Mr*. John* bestow rd on me ’ In inlroducing *c* * l« u m is rd br mr-p rh ild rrn . Mrs. other m rm hrM of in r p .i)'* >taie Th* birtc II * Is V|.,t r t , , Group he -a t " M r had an -*ppor- M i*, Mr*, k vo n w M im , l.jk e Mnntue; (unity tn tram msiir *d our M.Mr on* n M r*. JU<y H< • I re, ef .Sanford: County and 1 dy gevrinnicn1■ ’ ■-i<nlfi Ixrrtn John* L a riy John'. Janett Jame* C l*' Ir II. ^ In s , ip ru t.ir** '* John*. Conn « John*. P atH tia ed by the Sinford Rotary Cl>;b. ^ J o h -.. CTiatin Ted • Johns. *l| la M , ’ T h i* w ■' the first year cap* * r ',' o f l ake Mo n o r; * fitte r Mrs. v *n r 1 am 1 ' • It fitala mrnv v*m *l Evelyn Wood*, R*n<b'r*on: three ber»,M And • conelutlpil his 1 ' 1 1‘f o l h r r |i idoliih G riffis. ;*n, sume of hatim tsy and Simd»y a d i- f ‘ fold. John II G f f j 1 vHic* bv a r,.- “ We Iranvrd tar ro«; and J*ir.«* ( in ff.r . l ake Jlon- rcsponalbililiei o( Boy * S'.alr ' roe Howard A tlrr-I sponsored bv lhe f , r' Funercl acrvlee* w ill b« V M 1 Club, told of the vton'ljv 1 0 ! *( ( ^ t'm nrrow a t .’ ."0 p m »i (be T hrinh of God of Prophecy on 1net day B” ; * State activities Hi* i smarks 1 - tinted. "J im laid you J , , 1 2Mh St Th* F A. W It • n ! the R*v. Jeo Crew* w ill o*ft. about f i l li p ; In for hreakfa t . . , t <,, c at* and b u rl*! w ill b* in Oak but h« didn t tell you about the j , , , mile and a half u * had to walk Lawn Memorial T a it, that early n the morning lo eat.” t , , r i| John Edward Clarke, ipnnisired bv the I'.lk* i lub. apokf on the a rily i,f title * of We tneidsy ant Thursday ,, Hr la id , *‘ M* were asiignesl topics ,\nn The adult and rrfe rtn e * r om fsir Impromptu sperehr*. Im a ;m r n 4„ | # n f th* Sanfntd Public l.tir a iy talking for three minutes on a *nh . w ill re-open Tuesday, Sept, a, at K ct like bwov carriage* with rear *4 fH , »• a m. and th* eluM irr.'* room view m irrois ” w ill remain c!n*ed fo r th# rest The final tjw w krr In the grmipj Grade o f th * wrek, Mrs. Far* King, wa* K rnnch Ramsey, iponmred Mxrgi by the Kiwanlg flu b . Ramsey aald It , librarian, announced today. The lih ia ry h*> been closed fo r "We had lhe usual grits for bieak- I j - . two wrek* w hile lh * interior wa* fast. And Friday night wa* the v r «. h«ing painted. I big night with th * G ovrinor’a f \ j | l . " 1 .m Library To Open Reference Roam GreenReleases *6asTu Figures • Tk* t i v n eaart m r JaOon tax •ollartad ky «#aoUm daalan te Caminol* County m chair July u l w Of gaaoUaa, and remitted la t e s a . su s s a ,* r s i£ jviit rtltased by Ray I . Gracn. B l u t a ComptroOar. This m anna K < n .u g w m r than tha coUactad hi Joly at last Blood Bonk Hours Change Revealed Naw hours h r tha operation of tha O m tril Florida Blond Bank in Orlando bava been announced lira M. M. Band, tecrclary- l\ H | ,w: ■*.lk * H 1 1A ■ M . + ■ ■ .wf m 1 * W ■iLc jM < v A wm v J - jm 1 1 r'*M j■ manager of tha blood bank said " U in effort Is aconomlta and U J avoid an Ineraaas H charges for Ota blood aarriea (which ha* remglMd tha m i m ilnra 1M1) thr Blood Bank will not be open for donor* on Sunday morning begin­ ning Sunday, Sap*, u . THIS PROTO BROWS tn* tM itcd w n c la ra of lh* upper Hroetu-* of *h* laV* Monro* 'J r lir a "Our hours on taturdm ” rha a heavily loaded trunk with r*rga tnn high to e!c»r th* brldra tor* Into th* a’e*l and wood, u ld . “wffl bn I a, m- to 1 * tha two ataat beams on* b*nl a«lwnrd aai tha H kai Inward, aausad by tha bew M tu *d tha ? i lpL I |i ni lil ^ n � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1955 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 31, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 31, 1955. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 24-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 31, 1955; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0c20dd6b18c1bc14eb10d4df85b902e5.pdf 86bea68628435bb4990c196fadd4362a PDF Text Text ■ n M *■ ODHAM & PRO U D LY INC. ANNOUNCE OUR SOUTH PINECREST SUBDIVISION SA N 'O R D S LARGEST & FINEST SU BD IVISIO N DEVELOPMENT PAVED STREETS • C ITY W ATER & SEW ER FULLY LANDSCAPED LOTS 125 - BEAUTIFUL MODERN 3 BEDROOM HOMES- 1 2 5 M A N Y DIFFEREN T FLOOR PLANS PRICED FROM F.H.A. & V.A. $10,600 >• $14,750 FINANCING • 32 HOMES ALREADY UNDER CONSTRUCTION TAKE YO UR CHOICE • YO UR HO M E CAN BE COMPLETED 6 WEEKS • YOU M A Y CHOOSE YO UR BATH TILE BRICK TRIM , PA IN T COLORS INSIDE & OUT. □ We had 59 V. A. and 31 F. H. A. committments to build thes# homes before the recent change th at increased V. A. & F. H. A« & F. H. A. in Service Loans Down Paym ent 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. BUY OUR *10,600 HOME SALES OFFICE Our Present Plnecrest Development LJFNUSTD HIMWOOL tinius TDcmroour- PINECREST SCHOOL MADIS %•% i is ACta r. ii« If Yo« Art A VETERAN AM A n Eligible For A V. A. Lota ■f 0 JtHOOt (MINOS * 3 8 5 , Closing Cost 8 5 0 • Down P i ; m l * 3 7 5 . a £ <a— c*6 2 . Ntaxas iRthA las.) (I»» SOUTH PINECREST SUB- 1 W F. H. A. (IN SERVICE LOAN) For Sonrko PofosnnM .Only *1 2 3 5 ; *3 7 5 . 530. Total Cash P a r M o n t h (In ▼O X rfwdoo T a x o a I W A ' Ins.) dosing Cost »%: Down P a/asai # '• Total Cash . C Z A Par M o n t h ( I n *0 0 . g f 6 ig W - H - l ' f l f o E R r E FOR EACH $1,000 THAT THE HOME YOU DESIRE TO PURCHASE COSTS MORE THAN THE EXAMPLE WE HAVE U S E D , AD D PER MONTH MONTHLY PAYMENT. ODHAM & TUDOR Cwrvt / BEm# > BRAILEY ODHAM, v; ■ <. • >v “W ■’* \ Pm. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FLEASE VISITOUR SALES OFFICE 2625 SOUTH FRENCH AVE.NI PIm m 2100or 2196 �Weot-her P irtfr rln«*f» through W edandss » "h scittrr#d iftrrncna thuadseshower*. Ib r a lt t la n e t AW INPirWTOIftrr PATLT NEW<n»Af»CT ^ N F O to D ^ T T fllU fflA " Sodero Seeks Go Sigrl TUESDAY, AUGUST 10. IMS A w iilf d Pros | Wire N o. 264. Deeds Are Given For Highway 17-92 Richard Sodero, Richxrd Sodero. of Winter Park M a partner m th# operation of the Semmole Park and Fair Ground at tur former Aiaira Park, ap­ peared before the Sanford Board ol City Commisaloncrs last night to nque.'t a franchise for the op­ eration of an rxeursi-n and sight­ seeing-board on the "Nile of the Americas" beginning with the coming season. A prepared franch -e had been prepared for Sodero and W. R. Burris Is First Kemp, for the use of the Sanford pier on an exrlu'ive franchise To Give Property T ba«l‘. However, Sodero told the More than “00 Interested citl* commissioner* that “ the original sens I" •• ed Oit .a>' n'ght at a plan- were lo operate the sightsee­ GUARD but* arr Kick home. Aid before thev can lav their riflea down thev be. meeting of (h- ( 1tlc#ns Com* ing boat and a restaurant from campaign to stirngtken th* loc* unit under a new •rocram. “G« Armor U th a mittaa headed Brwiley O dhui the pier on an exclusive basis " brought hack with them from Hide tv.o-w.ek training sessio.t at lo -t McClellan and hell at the rrvirl* Lake i> shown member* of the loc* Company “ I" >24th Infantry R»rmeM. gathered Pictures of the two boatx no* American legion Hut. banner to recruit new membrra for lu defens# company. I Photo bv Jamrton under ronsidrratio.1 for use nn the John For, county right of-srar Si. John’s River were ihown Ihe offteial, earn'd mnre than th commissioners It was explained to tha meeting for pie«*n* | that one of the boats proposed to property owner,. would carry IS0 pa >cnjcr* and Answering q'lestions phad by was equipped with dance pavllproperty owners and busts *ia lion, snack bar, speaker system atone 17??, fHkam s#H, and all convenience' Tha other 'V# ean't buck the .itata Reid boat under consideration would Department. Founts- Commission rarry 3to passengers with the ad­ Chairman John Met«.-h sr.d l ded facilities of snack bar. rockto gat the 40 foot center Over 600 Cracker Poles Prepared for Coming Year tail bar. restaurant. Hanre pavlleliminated from tha plans.* lion and other rnnsrmence*. The ha amphaniert. "You Just For Eager Hands Of Young Anglers T ilF Fillin' HAY mil for the new «»rmtnn1# Hlch School Mafnrrtlc (\irps. tfnxler the d tcclion of T h e Transportation Supervisor boats considered were 73 and 100- tie*<j don't buek *ha Sia’a Road Do. .-siaiomi# i arm Nutt, n u ll, tha in# baton naton twiners be.-,M thei — County Head Malnrvit* Carol Iwtrter* be-mt Him .... Jilll * r» tr.j4% u'rttu-ir in ir.».|i. The WSeminole f___ . Jeycee'* V fret to length. r in read!. I for lh# Seminole County Board the firs: fir*: football earn# rum# ot Sept, i t . Turn, oral #mi »ratv to |r«.| « r*i«.|a partment." nr»* for th# of Ihe Iho season ii»i » i Sept. Sixth Annual Fiahing Rodeo i* all of Education met srith 29 bus driv­ The income on ihe boat, Sodero nc»* Speaking tor tha tour tanlng, activities, ate: tleft right I Sundr* Sandra I* t*r*on. lerson. Robb"' Crutchfield M»'lv r * - i f o n Jotr« nr halftime activities. a ir: Heft to Hyht* in readiness for the youngslen of ers jrrterda* lu s»ui"n< • explained la expected to gross Rav Rock Marv Tanner, widening, and paving of the pro* Pal llatri.ivton. Harriett Reddlnc. Tann#r. Ha'rt.ielon. lU rtjro Redding. William*, Carol Nutt N»nry this area 14 yeara old and younger. duties, issuo buses, and to has* around 335.000 with the charter Richards and June Jennings. tt’hnln bv Jamevm Siielin) posed IT ?! front Sanford (o Or* Bob Kilpatrick, chairman of tho taw enforcement officials stress price to Ihe promoters act at BIO,Undo, (Vlham said, "There la n* troalinued On Pag* Screw) Jaycee Fishing Rodeo Commiltee, the Importance of their work. limit lo oar opportunities hero In said this morning that more than •wjr eountg. VV* ara growing and Walter Teague. Transportation (too cracker poles, completely equip­ (Conltnaed On Page Seven) Supervisor, Issued Oie transporta­ ped to catch the big one* are In tion report books to the driver* of readiness to be passed out to the Sd county owned school buses and largest group In Fishing Dodro his­ three privately owned busee. tory. Th# Board of Sanford City Com­ Competition I* slated In «et un­ Teacua reminded tho driver* I missioners, iHtmf last night as > der'" ay tomorrow afternoon shortly that “Your |ob is an important one end ona that must be don* Tax Equalization Board, heard after 1 o’clock when buses front Eyeing the potididilifi of having watt." every direction will converge on •omplalnta from assessmenta for Florida Highway Patrol Trooper The enmmerclal department o f |‘" mill,« ' l‘l »h* P” " 1" «**• Trout Pond bringing the youngsters 1rs, Ihe providing ot vervires as 1945 taxes by Tax Assessor H. N. lo the big evrnt. T. Mark Mack told th* driven. The new 1935-5d Driver’s Urenros the Seminole fotinty Vnealional outlined in the propuied budget la y e r. Porter Lansing, local sportsman, “You will be expected to oliey will go on sate In the lobby of lh« School has rompl'ted its first day A protest v ia made by Attorney said yesterday that Trout Pond has nil's and regulation* *f well as Court House at • a. m. Tnursday, nf registralloo. According to the and n r* and needed capital im provemviu. th# Board of Sanlord m otorist if not heller," Mack Sept. I, IhV). Each person must rrrp an ag F t the law Fpothdl Fred Wilson. ia»iia*iit1a| On Stan- bean stocked by t|t* Gaaae and any added, “ You will he expected to present th* enlTrAjJflU tkense lh .nlrreat abowa, th* achooi should Cjtyr Commlssiuner*. last night, reFresh Water Fish Commlsaion with j senon. lh# Seminole High BchooV dard Oil Company on property "Umr<l th# aemtkntrlng of ih» pr« well over 200 taiga bream. These conduct you trivet not only as bus have an outtlanding year. Any re(R ind ihd Pep Club began thei* asieism enti on equipment and In­ fish should provide some excellent driver• but a* teachera a* well. order to renew a Florida license. . , , , , .. posml bii<igel department bv d< part pie xchosj dull yrsterslay nn<tor , „ rm „ The cost of esrh license has been .Ident of Seminole County wishing mfn, ventory In Ha Sanford warehouse eompetition for tha young anglers, Children will be observing the increased 23 rents msking renewal to prrpar* fc>r offica work is urged I lb# Iciili'rihlp of RarJmsslee Pr« . . . driven and will pay attention to " J 'h «mly 40 per rent of lh* *eJn netl I'o 'tey and Ihe Pep Club Di» and local holdings. However, (he; Lansing pointed out. of Operators' licenses $1.25 and lo register a* »mui a» po'vlble. the rol a you observe and disre­ Chauffeurs' licenses IJ 25. It will Numeroui calls for secretaries. !* 18 J,rh,n'* torm at prior meet1rertor Mis* naibara Ruhn. commission disallowed any adjust­ There will be ite cream and All units a! the V nfnnl Naval he sold. Student drdlma-ters assisting In expedite Hie is-uance of licenses buokkrepera, and typists have al ” <*• «hr Mmmi.<io«#r. rompletrd ment and agreed to keep In effect cold drinks fur the youngsters par­ gard," The Trooper concluded. “Th* if each applicant will have the 1955 ready l>een .rceived by lh* s c h o o l i ^ M n,lllfr,,tal "* '* '* ,n Auxiliary Air siation have F'lue'l Ihe mdnirlion are t'.iplain Jo* ticipating. Kilpatrick rommcnlrtl. the present assesiments. lh# re*trtenl» of Sen mole Fuitnly Fuhrr l^slj# smith. George An* Every detail has been attended safety of the children In your license and Ihe exart amoori of from business mm in this ares ‘ d,v,‘,ul1 ," 'mThe S a n f o r d Gai Company, in a work long Spn-txl Dlsavler der-. r J D Si >ne. Bill llexamer, ba*e* is in your hands." in by the Jaycees, In order that Only a limdrd amount of mnne*, money ready for the typist when he The demand b t oflira workers i through its DeLand manager, made tleputy Sheriff I). G. Owens, re­ or she is next In line. This i« es­ great. tha huge crowd of youngsters will iiiggfstrd by Ihe lily Manager in •p" n ' n ,r'1 lh* American I Drill I'jplain Nsnry Cash, Mary a lengthy protest on assessments have every opportunity to catch presenting the Seminole Courty pecially true this year sinrr Ihe Ihe prnpo»#d budgrt, was rliminanri' | Virgin's Robisiso. President of th# ^crording lo H* program of ex to both ria l and ptraooal property. Sheriff at th* tranaporUllon amount of Ihe license wa* Increased (CawUntsed On Page Berea) led. wllli minor adddiona mad* In This drive, launched im a na­ Pep Club Edna Cnsran and Head panston, th* Khool h .s been ac The protest was based on n request meeting offered a suggestion that by Ihe Legislature 25 cents. q'liring aom* naw busioe** mi heller ulilire ihe services of sev tional ba>ls, ia aim 'd al assisting MaK'ff'ie Carol Null made to tbn Board of Commissionthe area around th* new Pineindividuals and families n toe The Hand and Pep s tub will rxm. Rrglnninx Sept. I. the examiners china*. Th# latest addition |, an rial r,x ‘ departments. ers last Naremhar relative to the erest achooi b# plared in a IS-mlle* for Ihe Florida Highway Patn l will ! flood ilrirlm areas of lh# N'»rsh• bin# si nn# group lo p-esrot Ihw electric ralrulalnr for Ale Kwh ■ Tenlilively approved, and in Ihe removal of aevtral buildings and per hour ton* srith a “no passing gisr examinations at the Amrrican •lern Untied Stales. half lure shows ot all boom games keeping department' The sclnvd P "T "" '• hudgrl. were item* lhat other property, In the amount (toatiBiirn On Cage n e .m i U'lih an estlmaird S.tvw f«ml *nd so-ss# of th# nut of town font. (Continued On Page ftevrn) Legion Hut on Ihe lake fr it on now has a (In* variety of marhmes claimed to bo 10.000. U r Gatde F.srh gro'ip will lies In direct peed of Red Cross hill r's »h#s Tuesdays from 2 5 and on Fridays told tho roipmtisloncrs, "I think Th# complel* business course Is marrh M m#mbers with th# n#w. rehabilitation, the rod expected from 9 12 each week. The** r u ­ tha maintenance of a sound gas by lh# school, both day and Police Chief Back minations are necessary for Ihoa# offered to run into many million* of dol­ • |r nrgsnlred Atajofette Cerpi of 12 company in this city on a sound Fines Over $800 evening. In lh* day rlaan-", Mis. lars. I girl* not in ft ml Boh Tull, producer and director, first applying for a license, (or all Glad)* S. Hall, principal ami and profitable bssla la mote impor From Pleasant Trip pi'-on* •'Mod of th# shows plsnnwl for who do not hold * valid teacher, leachrv shorthand, dicta­ In Court Yesterday Funds raised tmm the drive tent than yon gentlemen realise." at WDBO-TV, will tell tha San­ I lh# coming season." said Rind* ford Kiwanls Club Wednesday Bintord’i Police Chief. Boy liei^'ie from Florid* or son ' other will he uied lo provide (e-d, eloNever-tho-less, tho Tax Equall what WDBO-TV has o'anned tor tion and transcription, business En­ Mnr# thin M<V) In flnei wer* eol! ma>ifr Erned Cowley, “ 'will b* Williams, returned to hi* desk state at lb* time of apphrat on and glish and spelling, and typing Mrs satioa Board disallowed any ad­ new abowa in the near future. 'ecied yesterday aflertvton at San. thing, medical csre and rrdnra- ! prerMon drills u»mg to# 8to * sv* following a short vacation. for tons# persona whn>e hernaet Hon of of homes /or the destitute justment In tho aseessmeaL I stent whereby member* la' s I TUll, the producer of tho Art Tanned and healthy looking. have beet revoked end ar* now Lydia Walt leache* bnokkroping I ( (or«l City Court where lh# prednmlIn a notice hv Captain Robed steps lo I yards " and II, huilnesg machine*, and of-1 nanr* nI rave* heard helnr* Judge following an explanation of tha Daria Show, and others, will also Chief William* laid that be ha* eligible to apply for lieens's. i John l-ennarriy •»r# on tral'ir W .larkxm, U<N, Commanding assessment lo reel and personal explain to Kiwanls Club mem- seen a lot of Florida that ha had lit# system lo b» ns«l. said Iho Following Ihe fusions of the past fleo praelsca. Officer of the air staloin, all per­ bandwiilec, Is n#w lo ail mem* property, n representative of the hers why many (hows havn been been wanting to aea tor a long several years, Jndga Ernest llousEvening tlaase* ara held Mon-1 charges sonnel were itre'd to mvke vnlOnly three eaies Involving mis­ Colonial Oil Company withdraw any shown on a repeat basis. h»r». howes#r. it will enabl* the time. Aiked about hi* Ashing ex­ holder and aom# of his staff will days through Thursdays, J to • unlary eontnbuiions throughout complaint saying that, "I feet the Tht Orlando TV Producer and perience, Chief William* laid appear in tho County on th# dates p. m. Mrs. Walt leaches lh* book- demeanors were broughl before Ihe th# weak for relief of lh* flood Hand ind Pep Club to pres#nl amount la Jeati/ied and c o m e t." Director will alto subject himself that he looked In bi* tackla box, and timas listed below to writ# li­ kevping class** and machines. Miss judge while 2V rasea were traffic snsppy and precis# formations. victim*. Mary Georg* Irarhaa to* typing and parking meter violations, The Winter Park show, accord* The Tax Bquallutlon Board ad- to the questions of his audience found hit fishing license outdated censes: journed until 8epL II following a in order lo give them, he says, and said, "Well, I don't want to Oviedo: Fridsr, Brpt. I. I v 10 classes, and Mi*a Martha Simpson Charges of drunkrnne's, vagran­ Unit and squiUron commanders Ing lu present plans, will contain disrussion of tha valuation of farm "a complete picture of TV tor fish anywc* " Rear Lakr: Tuasdiy, Sept !1 1 tearhes to* xhorViand and dictation cy anil residing arre«t were again based at NAAS acre alio request Halloween formations and a pag* rlastes. Miss !|mp*nn joined the carried over lo Frid#»'s court ed hy (he Cap'ain lo dcdgnalc cant Is planned with the *cahreef# land within tho rity limits. Tha their homes." Williams 1.50. High School Hand for the Horn#* board ordered Tax Assessor II. N. Tull will be introduced at WedGeneva: Wednesday, Sept. (4 faculty nf to* / Vocational School against Willie Inrk. ADo held over rejui -entailves for Ihe drive. According o chaplain F. W. cam'ng gam# show. tbii year, Bh*. la formerly from until released from lh* hospital, Bayer lo submit a revaluation to n e e d a y 's luncheon-meeting by 10-11.00. Bwaua* of steadily were rharges against Theron Thom­ Kempson, L'Shiil, courdinat* of Ihe entire group of Rand amt all farm property within the city Herb Roller, program rhairman Longwuud: Thursday, Bert. 15 Kentucky. Increasing enrollment it wa« n* as of Varo Reach, involves! in Ihe Ihe fund raising campaign at the I't-p i tub members, along with Ihe limits at Be west foe the day. 15:10. Laka Monroe: Fridsr. Xcp4 14 reviary to add'anolher teacher al •Saturday evening automobile ac­ .Station, the Sprelat Dlsasler new Mllnrrtte Corps usesl Ihe pay. cident on Celery Avenue al Bum Drive will com* to a riot# on ed drrcl alongside the school (op Ihls time. I S JO. Sept. «. drills this morning. Fern Park and Casselberry Tues­ Die Khool q In th# process of merlin. having in attractive folder printed, day. Sept. » 15 30. Altamonte: Wrdnesdav. 3 pt 21 giving detailed Information about the Khool, rm rses offered, stand­ U : 30. Lake Mary« Thursda). 3epl 22 ards of cert it ration, a complete aehcdule. and < list nf farully mem­ 2-3:30. Oviedo: Fridiy. lept 34 2 3 V) bers Anyone feslrtng on# of these folders may rim e to lh* 'rhoul in person or msr writ* or phons for Water Main Split- ona to he ms|led. C Mlrray Mfrray la the director Cause Of Shut-Off of Fred Lh# srhnol, A 30-inch split to the water main t h i s morring. shortlv after 9 o'clock, forced the shutolf of water In the downtown area and al n<vm tha malai bad been put back into use. The split, caused by sewer eon struction equipment, was totaled In an alleyway just alt Magnolia A regular meeting of lh* Ban* Avenue between First and Second ford Lodge, jtaievalent and Pro* SireeU. City M a n a g e r Warren E | teetle# Orded of th* Elk*, will be Knowles was at th* scene to super held Thursdgy evering. Sept. I. A r»i*g be«rf ujpprr will be sent* vis* the restoring of water service ed al SiM prepared by llomar to the downtown area. Lillie and JMinny Cameron. Four candidate! mill be India* led into tod lodge following toe uippet. Th i new prospective member* at i M. t . lodge Jr., A. Bdrtaa Jr., Bobert C. af Fablie Inalroe* J. Hoff* Am B. T. Milwe* amouiiced this Interested Citizens Turn Out Youngsters All Ready t For Fishing Jamboree 29 Bus Drivers Get Instructions Tax Assessment , Complaints Heard By City Officials Drivers Licenses Vocational School C ^ y Budget Gets x— / / /- • On Sale Thursday Is Looking Forward Careful Going Over Elaborate Shows Are Being Readied At Court House To Successful Year Sanford Navy Units By Band, Pep Club lioin In Red Cross Disaster Campaign I Video Producer To Give Address Elks Toilniiiate Four Mim Thursday School Offices Closed Tomorrow class, and #v«rv aeusol rerwrtai to their left to right) Sharon Ja'kaa*. Bobart •cett Stone aad Pat Stooa. fstoadhw) « ; Baaford Naval Auxiliary A ir BtoMaa. fir*. morning Rut hu office will not be open tom-rrow. He erpUtaed that Btey via be to the s r i m i «( Beetol tote to* tormer M* MlRw ep Commercial Aw*. e , 't I n d p t o n i a r y BtD Uvtng■ rent laded members that IMS* memberdd* cards are needed B M O T n iK G AT T R MEW FTMBCBBBT BHteni •re t faeeted left to rkrbt) J h a m I M s a t r to totoid aetototo er club Fhultar. Mr*. M arrarvt Brvae* Bsnl Bhudar and Busan Brown. <B4aawRnt) are: Mr*. T lrrinla 1 •ad Mr*. F a y Atotor* (FBeto bv t a f l r to A— tor r to to * 'J �f\ Groeeh It Entered On Wht 18th St.; Merchandise Gone R. Nixon Describes Stumblers I f ADDS PBEVATT Soviet relutal to agree to free election i " j. “Tha armament* race and tha fear of lurprlia atomic attach which mill continue until Soviet leader* egr*o to an adequate In* •pection lyitom ." MORE THAN I t W* In demere we* eitim ited te thli 1955 Baltic u d an with e dinted ferder and bent frame after it w \ * involved in a Lear collision Sunday aftaraoon a t the latariaction of South Perk Ave. end Ninth t \ t . (Staff Pneti> bv Lumpkin)_____________ ________________________________ Startled Pilots Two VC-5 Atirmen Take Second Look To Be Catapulted From Carrier Deck Aa part el tho National Air Show to bo held b Philadelphia Sept. 8*1. u Garrett A- White. Lt. (j. *.) Beany Woeater and Aviation Ma* chlniat Meta Third Oaa* Charla* 0. XalehL all of Compoatto Squad­ ron Five baaed at tha INAAS, will bo catapulted In thair plana from tho dock of thn carrier Ticondiroi* while the chip U at anchor la the harbor. Never before haa en attempt been made to launch to heavy an alreraft (ram a atill deck. The North American AM "Savaie", the Navy'a latitat carrier*ba»ed aircraft, will weigh 48.000 pound* for Four minute* after being ahot off the deck by thn Ticoadtraga'i aUam catapult, an Pdf "Eanaheo" fithtar will plug lato thn trailixi hoae of tha AJ and damonitraU the Navy'a ayatam of inflight refuil- i ll American pnoplo ka M u * . ■> DALLAS. Tox. UP—Sertlod airplan* pilot a aaw a j*Mon hangar squatting on Love Field'a b u t run­ way Sunday. Tho b a n |tr wa* being moved tcroi* the airfield a t part of an expansion program Rut ralo had aoflanad the ground and whan tha hangar wa* pullad off a ta u atrip it bogged down Tractor*, eras** and truck* couldn't move the huge building. Ha SI dolUaa were firmly atuek in thn mud The edge of the hanfar blocked (he runway and plana* were ahill­ ed to « ahorter atrip. After about 10 hour* matal plat** were placed on the ground and tho hangar waa moved out of the way. RUNAWAY CALF COULDN’T ESCAPE ST LOUIS U^-Patrolman Gilbert Kennedy decided U|at pn hour-long puraull of a runaway calf on the eiprtea highway yaaterdiy had gene far enough. Kennedy dMn't need a horaa. Re leaned out tha wind***- of a m ortni patrol car and grabbed the calf Hardy Brown. Sanford nagro laborar. la hading U hard to atay d e a r of tha law. Cooitable J. Q "Slim" Gallo­ way arraitad Broe-a Saturday morning about 1:10 ca a charge of "aiaault and battery".-He waa lodgtd la tho temiaol* County Jail with hit bead tat tt SITS. Bree-n, according to Coaatabla Galloway'* rep o rt went to the home of Florence Solar on Grape* vine Ave about d a m . Saturday morning. Ha broke tato the home, Galloway laid, and beat the ne­ gro woman with hie fiat and t u b ­ bed her la the back with a knife CenaUble Galloway paid that Hardy Brawn waa arraitad about a month agn on the tame charge. '" by ttn fa Then he a group brought it tied it up Ur. and Mr*. Island W eiten of Sanford ipent Sunday hare with Mr. Waaaonn mother, Mr. and Mri. E 11- Grant. Mr. and Mri Leonard Huggins ar.d children Jimmy and Unde, left Thunday for Panama City v h tr . they will make their home. Mr. Huggins la in the USN. Mr. end Mri. Mark Tingle and eent left Thureday for Corput Chriiti, Teeat, where they wU| rneke their home. Mr. Tingle la with the UIN. Fred Preratt had a t h!» gutal for the aeekand, Bobby Hamll of Cbulueta. Norman Fora left Wednesday for Camp Bile a, Taaai, where ha It atatloned with the USA. HU «lfe, Mrs. Fora, will remain hare with her parent*, Mr. and Mr*. Harry Geiger. Mr end Mri Kenneth Lawton of Buffalo, New York, left Thun* dey for thair hem* after ipend* irg a while here with Mri. Law. tent' paxanta, Mr. and Mr* Emil STATI TtOOPUS CA U Y an injured woman from the aeeoe where Knmbaur. two Dlaael locom^lvaa and four can of tha Lako Shore Limited, Chicago*to*Beitaa train of tho New York Central Raflraed. ware Tha la v . and Mr*. W. A. Ellen* derailed in a without at RuaaaU, Mata. Soma SO panena luffarel wood and family war* tapper minor injuria*. Tho train, carrying U pattern an, pitched down n rutat: of the Rev. and Mri. Al* S0*foot embankment and eeo car went Into the Wactflaid Iliver, hart Tinar Monday evening at New Smyrna Batch Mr. and Mr*. H A Laffltr had te thair cellar*. Sunday. Mr. anJ Veto-Free Agency Sought By Americo Mr*. Charles Campbell,. and Mr. UNITED NATIONS. N.Y. UP-The which the U.S. delegation to tha ar.d Mri. Charla* Cola. Lao B ata ta 1 United Statca want* a veto-free U N hat circulated for atudy and Tha Rev. and Mrt. 1_________ of Lakeland are now living with agency controlled by IB natloaa comment to the more than TO ceunMr*. Barnaa' mother. Mrt. -Laura to operate the prepotad inter­ trice in tho U.X. or It* apecialiied King. Mr*. Barnet »U1 teach national etomt-fer-peaea program. agenda*. ichool In Sanford, end ha will attend the Seminary in South The United Staton and the Soviet Union would bo among the 16 Carolina » FRISCO Mr. and Mri. John Stona and mcmbcri of the agency'* govern­ ing board. family had aa thair gueita Sun* PAINTS day, Mr- end Mra. Cleyburn Diplomatic aourcea hare l ilt Thomat of Sanford. night diidoaed details of tho "Making ''conildantlal" Amtrlean p l a n . Paint History" CONFERENCE POSTPONED POT AND KETTLE DRIVING TOKYO <*-The U S Air Force today pnatpooad until Wednesday LAKELAND, uP-A motorist re­ nr Thuraday a preia conference by ported to police that n reeklcaa Li. Guy H. Bumpaia of Xaekion. driver had been following him, Mia*. «boif plant waa »hot down trying to hit hit ear. He give the WE SPECIALIZE IN PAINT* b r Coramunut gunner* near the licenie number of the offender. FOB T IE PAINTERS Kcrcan truce lice The daily from About the a am* time, another mo* WHOLESALE * RETAIL Tuaaday waa ,*dut to tho phyakal torlat reported e era# of rackleia 407 W. FIRST ST. condition" of Bumpaia. who auf- driving. He raid he had chaaed the fcred a fractured ikull in tha craih, man to warn him not to drivt ao FREE PARKING the Air Force laid. reckleiil/, but couldn't catch him. SANFORD P A I N T CO. Diana's A u try . We i t 18th I t , « u b:okai into le tu rd e r night aoaatima fi lowing mMjjlqht witH an aatlmaU SSOO te 1800 In mw* chandlie ca H off. Deputy 8 (iff A. E. Even* u U that thi i rt »aa entered hr breaking tt i leek off the h u h deer. According * Even'a report* nn whatovar a t tswho committed the burglary. Thi only evidence, he laid, "wara i w i l heir net* drop­ ped from e p ie of fllm iy »»te along tho rna hide In front of the itoro. Thli leap ua te believe that the loot wsi lmded inte a truck MASTER COUNCILOR . . . WITH QUALIFIED CARE! The wendtr dram went work mlradae for yen nnleeo ore. acribod anedfkaUy far yew need*. See year doctor (Inti bring hie nreaerittUn In nil Fiust’s Drug Si Near P. a Pfc FoUnwbf each of thn iirat two desenttrtUen*. Whttn and hi) craw wtU fly to Atlantic City and return to thn Tieonderaga via land b r tbn next dePsatew with the re* mailing AX. lift aboard. An accident yeatarday morning, ahortly before lino, on the Lake Monroe Read, involved an auto­ mobile and. truck, with charga* made agalnat driver* of both v*. hialw. and daughter aeparatnd far nearly • quarter of a century and there mea no doubt oft ha kinahip. Tho atery began early in tha dtpraaiion whan Mr. and Mr*. R. A. Underwood al NaahviOe ware aeparatnd and Mra. IM m w nf waa unable in augpart hag daegkIan. Brlaaa, M. and PenUna, Sb l i n ate plated b n aRfldiee boa chUdran'a Mm b Memnti* w JACKSONVILLE ll» - Wffilam Eatibah Jr., of Jacksonville w»a alee tad m u te / councilor of tho Aaaoclatad Daloley Chapter* of Florida thli wak. Other officer* named lneludad N o m a s Wyckoff Jr., Coco*. Scalar councilor; lflho Christian Jr., ktaml, junior coun­ cilor; Jamei Alexander Rhyns, Wcit Palm Bcath, traaiurer. According tn Deputy Sheriff Mor­ gan McCUllaal, Andrew Emetta, SB-year-eld negro laborer of Lake M a m . driving a m a Cbavralat truck, attempted tn malm a left turn off of m*.a Read a , with aa direction tlgnala Elmer Leray Miller. dl-yaiMld painter of Orange City, driving a J884 Mudaoe aedan. waa following ton cloae. according to McdaOand, and wta ferand la mate tho tu n .. �r— p fc p sii7 ''> *#*>! -* • M •■* r n ; . t A '» * « BRAD BUICKS 1955 Buicks— Specials, Centurys, Wj Have 7 Brand Want To Sell This Week, Supers, and Roadmasters In Order To Move Them Out Quickly, We Will: 7 —Give You A Trade On Your Car That You Cannot Afford To Turn Down. I 2 —We Will Completely Service, Undercoat, And The New Buick Before We Deliver It To You. 3 — After You Take Delivery O f The New Buick And During The Warranty Period, Our Service Department Will See That The Proper Adjustments Are Made At No Charge So That Your Car Will Give You Good Service, 4 — Then All The Time You Own The New Buick, Our Service Department W ill Render You Good Economical Buick Service And Will Keep Your Car In Such Condition So That You Will Not Only Enjoy It But When You Are Ready To Trade Again, Your Buick Will Be Worth A Premium Price • •• \ 5 —Come By Today And Let Us Show You The Best Selling Buick Of All Times Arid Give You A Deal That You Just Cannot Afford To Turn Down. SPECIAL USED CAR SALE * - * , W e Have One Of The Finest Stocks Of Good Clean Used Cars W e Have Ever Had-Buicks, Cadillacs, Mercurys, Fords, Chevrolets. Here Are Some Of Our Sale Prices On These Carsi / e & \ 1946 FORD 4 Door Sedan 1948 CHEVROLET 4 Door Sedan 1951 BUICK SPECIAL 4 Door Sedan r 4 f* % I I. II . ^ 1 h1 J- -- LL £ r . �Tinr Is Here When Youth Pops Up All Over-Please Be Careful Do you drive • car? Than l«t u« remind you that thouzande upon thouianda of children a rt refletarlni for achool Thay'ra everywhere along eoun* try road* on city atreata, on tha buay thoroughfaraa and on tha Httla uaad «n#a. Thl* l§ the Mme of year when children ere runnlnjr. pljvlnjr. «camn<,rlnjr here and there, attentive to only one thing . . It’a '‘achooltlma**. Everv alncle child that you *f*. from >lx vears old to the oldest high «ehool or college student, is a target for a rjckless automobile driver. The fast driver doesn't have a chance to iptop when he sees a child dart out In front of him. The careless driver d' -• n 't h v # his attention on the road ahead. The drinking driver doesn't care w hat’s ahead.________ Lokefront Possibilities The pojmlhilitfM for uidng the “eyesore band^hell" are unlimited Standing at th# foot r f Park A'*#. In vl#w of every vi«ltnr to Sanford and Central Florida, la a building that la ueeleas to our city. Th* upkeep on such a structure eould he an enormous #xr*#n«*. should even* precau­ tion be taken to hav* the building always In tlp-lop shape as well ks continuously looking good. The City of Sanford could nut this e»neclallv attractive site to good i r e If they would only lea’" It to *ome private concern for tin t one dollar a vent. For Instance. If M#m# of our rood eft|. rens could find an operator of a restaurant th a t would invest a little monev In rebuilding the handshelt and ftim lnr It Into an eating e»tabll«hmenl aglow wf*h llehta. banners neon signs and tall Har»rs th at could he Men for miles emund. the city would benefit from Its one dollar lease. The benefits we might enumerate would he an ever Increasing n u m b e r of visitors stopping a t Sanford to eat and see. An a t­ traction almut which Ihe city could boast to east, west, north and south A plowing amMem that Sanford Is a pond p tarr to atop. T hose are just a few of the over IncrtMIng reason that the one dollar charged for the lease would he n good Investment for the city. If *uch e step Isn't taken, the expense o f keening the present evesore could contlnue to Increase, dav a fter day. as well as being a sanitation hazard. Tut the bandshalt and the handshell site to use right away. C.*t It Into th e hands of ♦hose who will spend monev to a ttract Visi­ tor* end citizens fo Sanford. Florida. Panford can hecome the gathering place fo r vlsltora to the Sunshine S lale If we will only put our resources to use Instead of let­ tin g them lay around Idle. Joe Heller Different Em pyer Wa realize that tlma la an alamant In thla modern day of Hying. Wa aJao raallxa that automobilea are getting fatter and feetar, no matter how many llvaa ara loot l u t a t tha aame time, we muet remind you that tha running feet of children don't taka them any faster than they did decades ago. And, we point out to the motdriat, haflpv children, carefree and lighthearted, watch not for danger, near or far. To the motorist, this Is the tlma of year for a challenge. It la the time of year that makes necessary tha most eareful driving one hea ever experiencedJust tsk • motorist who hi* bit a young­ ster for his itoryl You would never want that experience. Ask e mother or father, who has seen their child hit by a motorist or has experienced the Injury or death of a child from a traffic accident, for their atory I You wouldn’t went their experience either. There’s just one avenue to be sure. Wateh all of the read end street signs. Watch for police officer* and their directions. Pay at­ tention to children plivlug and slow dOwn.| There’s a sigh of relief . a note of heart­ warming satisfaction . . when you safely pas* youngster* and know that they're left to their continued happiness and well-being to g ro w up and be useful, faithful citizens, unhampered by Injuries. NCW YORK CP—It la hard te gat soma amnpieyari te hire hsadi rapped peopl pie. Often when U ty do, they have a faeliag they era doing tha handicapped a fever. Jos Heller Is a different kind of employer. Hs praferi te btrs blind people became ha has found tbay do a better job than worktra who can ass. , “And I mean they do a better Job In every way,” laid Heller, who opsratea a SS.OOO.OOO-a-year wholesale toy manufacturing firm In Chicago. Only g per cant of hia employee have normal vltion. Ntnaty-aix per rant are totally blind, the other 2 per coat partially blind. Heller'a original Interest la the blind was sentimental. 'When I was a boy af T.M he rteaUed, “ my best friend fell into a trough oi life while playlag on lbs site of a construction project. Hia eyes were burned out “ I was very close lo him. In those days there wasn't so much kaoe-n sbeut how to help the blind adjust themselves to thatr condi­ tion. My friend grew up and died. JAMES M ARLOW U. S„ Russia Face First Test WASHINGTON 'JP - Today tha United States and Russia fared the Slow up and help save lives. first test on whether the pteasanSlow up. the child you hit may have trlaa they aachanged at Geneva he»n destined to beeoma the president of the five weeks s*a mean anything They are meeting officially, for United States. the first time since Geneva, In • d l s r u s s disarmament Rritsin. • • * France and Canada are sitting tn with them. True Snortsmonshin If only a little la accomplished, Tomorrow Is the day youngsters learn tn the way of ceneeiatoni or agrawtrue “snortsmanshlp". And the Seminole manta. U will look like much beCounty Junior Chamber of Commerce is pro­ cause nothing much ti eipected. viding the lesson to be absorbed hy the more A much mere important meal­ ing. and a bigger teat of both aldas* than flOO children expected to participate In good intentions, comes Oet V at the sixth annual Jaycee' Fishing Rodeo. Geneva when the Rig Four foreign To watch one of the fishing rodeos in minlatera get together to go over more problemi than just disarma­ ment The United States and Russia have discus sad disarmament many times before — but never in Ihe strangely pleasant atmosphere that prevails now — and both aidaa have made soma eapcaiitoni. Russia made its biggest conces­ sion last Slay when It agrwad lo tha idta of tatting foreign inspectors stay in R unts and check on Ruinan disarmament — if a disarma­ ment agreement la m ar reached Thla was an extremity limited kind of inipection the Rustteaa agreed fo. The Inspector! could not roam Ruiaia. They'd be restricted action la lo watch real citizena in the making. There'a no puahlng and ahovlng, no wlae- SAM DAWSON Tracking about who'a tha heat, no bulllea to take over the show and make it ault them•alvei. One of the most orderly large groups of youngsters can he found tomorrow afternoon •[.Trout Pond beginning at 1 o’clock, when S f f . J i . , , u J n,h.1L.. «? money children 14 years old and younger vie with soma **y they are losing teles one another in three different age groups,became customer* would like to for top prizes. !buy Ihe home* but can't find any- has Nan credited with the drop in the number of houaos started la July. This happened before the lightening of credit rulea on mort gages by tha Veterans Administra­ Slow tip end he happy. te tha lesson of a lifetima. to watch one whowtu pick up the mortgage. jt:on and tha Federal Houaing Ad To which Ibr laroding fraternity's mmiifraUon, which cam# at Uia osman reply: “ Thera will b* ead af the moath. This credit ly af money available for land- tightening could ha a raatrictlva Ul* on tha right terra* to nullified fore# bafora tha and af tha year. » tighter monay policy ba* com* from several aaaoriatloni of build­ ers, who contend It will hurt tha lower Income families most by making home owning harder for them. Mortgage lenders, however, have bean morn gliea to praise The yraaidant of tha United States Savina* and Lean League. I . How­ ard Idgartoo of Lea Angela*, aayat “ deafly, If tha expansion fat credit had continued unabated, the boom would hava been out of hand.** Th» league represent! 4.100 savings Institutions which expert their mortgage buslnes* this year to ro na to a record 10 million doUs’a. borrow tra" And soma lender* add that a little tighter credit now will Criticism of tha government'! make the whole housing situation CAR ALMOST “SHOr’l healthier In the future HOT LEAD FIZZLES At usual in surh disputes, tt'i mostly a ......................................... matter of differenct of BUFFALO. N Y. UP - Police opinion aa to what tetma ara right| thought they had a hot nna yeaand what borrowers good risks. f 11**?' *hat they w..t i s . n . s , . , . . „» i. though wa* an abandoned ear. j x l h ;1j j s s '.’ iS i. !" «• thera. Monay la g e lta i Ught, not They look it to baadquartara to because there Isn't about at much P®»atble connection here and that yesterday they lied of It as aver available for su v e a -i* ^ any crimes. A short tlma t£* ear for target pracire. He said mant. but because ihe demand byM *kr the ear a owner, Daniel Dally, M waa going te J«ak it when he returned born*. barrowara of all hpe»—huitnesa •*Iroexvilla, ahnwtd up. “ It area Just about shot anyway," leans. Installment buying, public D*|lF ax^aiaad that ha was stay oa a farm near ha taM. cMitnsctton financing, ai wall a i|* ai * ™ «rlaada ' ham# mortgages — u tacreaitng right along, and tha Federal money manager! aren't increasing tha supply. With greater competition for the available investment funds, inter­ net rate! have been aau g up and masey lesdert hava became mo thooey about terms and take a •Alder look at m a n u a l borrowara. Blalag Interest rates ha«c upset tho alaaa of a number of ateto and local govsrnments that want iw i i m to borrow money for hiahways. school* and other Improvements. Choaiiiess by private lender* R a d a r $ H b 5 l l H i a b U la H w a , p I i 9 MADE TO ORDER RUBBER STAMPS LAUNDRY MARK CLOTHING DANK DEPOSIT STAMPS STAMP YOUR BUSINESS PAPERS If T on W rit# II S-TImm, Wa Sara You Btonejr k Tim* POWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 110 Magnolia Ava. ’ l’hon* 98B Positively 8 Hours Only, Thun* Sent 1, 9 to 5 P. M. WorM Famous PracisHo MsM a*M» MEW ■ P f t , h h tW w — Sow N Will* r*f y Ltotf M Poors NowI •u 1 Comphttly Mconditiofttd - 18 Hole Golf Courso • SUNDAY, SEPT. 4tk * Ai N i l i w m Owe Pin*. Ik * WMkout A tt l a a h . M a C a f t , E tc . - Ss$392S V t2* COUNTRY CLUB Announcos With Pltaiurt H but ha e a r n learned fo adyiit him- tha bltodlrned the necetur7 fall. He wai never able to work new skilliickly and easily. He was afraid to try to get around "In all ferity." said HeRcr, “ I would fk them up agaim t^r by himself. of sighted people. “ It hurt me over the year* to see the best Our peopleoutd do their* job! him so helpless." In 19(1 lUller, who had been ac­ belter—emit them done faster. tive in tha toy field, decided lo go They devej a marvelous sense Into business tor himself. With two of touch thSimpcnsatei for their partners be founded the Sktl-Craft loss of aigi Corp., which marketi “ Handy Do they ft any other advant­ ages? Andy" juvenile tool set*. Tha idea cams lo him that per­ “ Many," Id Heller crisply. haps some of (he routine factory “They don'tfgue or quibble or tasks could be performed by th* loaf cn the x If they gat paid eru. blind, that to this way he could a Friday, thflon't go on a apre^» aare soma of them from the dreary till the next ednaaday. lonelineaa of his dead childhood “ Tnere ls tie absenteeism A friend. He went to the Chicago blind man h to be really sick Lighthouse for the Blind for bel before he'll ks work. Once wa Lighthouse for toe BlinJ for help have trained blind worker we'ra setting up a training program never had t v t one go—not a Tha program worked out better single one—bauaa he let down thao anyone’s expectations. The on the job. blind proved amazingly able to per­ "They are ftpier working than form any teak assigned to them. many people ho ran aee. We Todey Heller has a reservoir of have music R them, and o fte if V» skilled blind workers to draw they break ownngmg. on. employ* from 1M to ISA, de­ "Th»v are )*o more careful. pending on seasonal fluctuations to Our safety re |d ti perfect. We the toy lnduatry. He avoid* any have never h a an accident." sentiment in discussing them lie The Wind argaid durtng a touri» a hardheaded realut, credit! week training Uriod. They then thrir efficiency largely for the fact receive ihe sik wage acjle—up hts business has grown from $J00 to $2 an hour—a worker* tn other noo fo M.non.nno annually In alv Chicago toy f ir r ir t, pin* extra year*, now la toe top producer to money tf their p put is above tha tha field. i average. Roma of the blind do office ssnrk I “ They come fom a!! walk* ol Rome assemble and pkrk toe tx l'lif e ," said Heller “One of our aukits When th# firm added a line perintendcnts *4slhe personnel di­ of chemistry seta, microscope* and rector of a large orporatton befora Juvenile mechanical drawing kits, he lost his slgtii Another was a contractor. subcommittee meeting by some "About JJ p*r ent of our blind offer that would match or outdo Ei­ are women Tbej do aa well as senhower'*. If they have auch an the men—anJ tone things better. But they're all gad " intention, they've kept tt quiet If they accept Elienbowrr's All hu blind anploye* com# to aanal inspection plan, it i* the work and go h»rm bv themielvei President who may wind up em­ A few have Scf:ti; Eye doga. But barrassed for the US Senate moat pride themislvn on the fact would have to approve both a dis­ they can get stag with nothing but a white ra rarmament and inspection plan. Tha Senate might not go for the An example of their ability to aerial check Idea. The Russians, grow on a job A group pf atx atnee Ibay don't hava to answer worker* who picked >00 set* of lo their people, are In -a better toys in a given period when they position to offer a plan which they first started on the job tort# y ean ago ean now pack 4.000 acts la can make aUck. Nothing done at th* subcommittee tha same tim e-a production inV toe maaUnf la final anyway. That create of 500 per cent. mealing, white tt can be useful, “ More employers ought to go te la like a aeouting expedition Into the nearest agency for the blmd,” the thinking of th rRIg Four. •aid Ifetler, “ and realty find out All th* representatives at the for themselves what the blind can subcommhta* meeting ran do i* do. They'll find them to be, man report bark to their governments— for man, a great-r asset than many for any approval to be g tv en - of 'the people they h.'ve on their or what tha other side haa offered. payroll now." I Round Bobbin Sewing Machine THE OPINING OP ITS Wa to major rail centers, harbors and airfields. The L'nlttd States had in stated on a much wider kind of inapoction. At Genova Preaidant Eisenhower went tha SOviata one better by proposing that oach aids let the othtr keep a cheek by aerial tn speetion. Eisenhower got a lot of mileage out of hit proposal, props ganda-wlao. The Ruailana wars caught flatfooted and to this day hava neither accepted Elawhewai'i plan, re­ jected tt. nor com* up with some othtr plea of their own. It la poailblo the Ruailana will provide • sensation in the U N. Builders Complain About Tightness the** rltlzena-ln-tho-makinff In real compatl tton with one atothar to catch tha blfioat, tha first and tha moat fishTha Samlnola County Junior Chambar of Commerce ara to ba commended for the weeke of hard work, their many weeka of faithful planning, and their houra of manual labor, nereaaary to put ov«r tha top the true accompllehmanta of a Jaycee Fishing Rodeo. The Sanford Herald e i N U M Omitt N N f S ta M iS a y mm Tha Gama and Fraah Water Flah Com^w w vw w ^w A i l - -- W —i IIwew mtaMon of tho fltata of Florida realizing tha v n M W tWJwW W w iw W M e P e e l •tttrm mt o mmtrrt WUmtMm. wwOet M e Me* vaat Importance of tha Jayrea Fiehing Rodeo, n fjffia s R • y .ir .j k s— made poaaibta the mtoeklng of Trout Pond ■ 1 * 1 0 * * l a * 4 W M . BteewM ew B a ile e for tomorrow’* event. Headed by Porter •ra s rw tm w w a s Lanainf, who haa faithfully helped tho Jayktee Weetke Wee few* oil “ *eea in thair annual Piahing Rood a comAll eMSwwrr •••*»••. •era* mt Maefcs. n n I i Hh i „ a J?«re Hr «kt sitH M •» tatMee mittea • ecu red the cooperation for tho Trout e»a«a will ka > tn i« a ter et r ta ilir aawW W ii raSaa Pond m tocklnf. Mora than 20J largo olio Beoiweewlea WatSawaltv k» naaaret H .m ialM broom war* plaead tn tha pond t». ho caught •erHa^ lo* Beak B tS by tha participating youngatara. Baaesa ie a wseaakee mt Me SasaWaM r~M, Local marehanta and buaineu houaea aaklak h je .e w g t^ wwet—«aety <w ska aaa Hr rrmm*Hrm. Haa mm all tke M l a»w. oHesea M*a asaasaH , pitched in to make possible tha many prize* Pat# 4 Tuteday, Aatuet go, lf&g that will ba awartfad tha yOungitera winning top plate In aaeh ago group. n w X H m h i.b v r u kr 1 Tomorrow aftomoon, tf you’d Hite te oaa Mary Mardilena cu m and told tha dl*. real Amerkai Citizona In tho makJnf, Juaft eiple* that aha hid edfti tha L o rt-Jeh R drive out to Trout fond un i watch tho 20:18.—Tha world la willing to forjriva men'a youngatora fish. aim, but not a women'* Mnry Magdalena Tomorrow lo Jayeoo Day for tho youngdid baeomo a groat aalnt to prove that any atera. It'a tha annual Jaycee Fiahing Rodeo. BURGLAR CONFUZED NT LABOR ROLVN HOLLYWOOD (Jt - A burglar ■tad* a quick aarit (Mm Nk* boat* af attar Chart** CaNra after tallteg tha heuiekaap** ba 1*4 Ml arm* bout*. Mr*. Rota Parte tell fade* Saturday tha t e d (be tetrad** an the aUlrt ha Cnburt'i home ■te said tha itraagar udaltell "1 thought thla waa ia iRafteteat teuio," tad fled. The boaao bad law HBaaAed • u a ? abb la determJaa If naytetef ted tew teliR. e a b a T u ate af lew*, aha aaU. MAE BOYLE CHAIN SAVE $ 1 0 9 .5 5 1 T W i S i l t W ill N k i ! • I t j N i t i d f PtH hfly Ofliy «t Hours A4vrii— 41 •U O O iO V R A M AIURAM TW W ! EAST TERMS 1 NO INTEREST (Yaw Credit Mwt Be EaUMlahed) �*t tyrj j 'r+'Xp--.rr. p ! fc v w h u T lir BPW Has Called I Board Meeting In Commission Room i i».e m .n r »ry teacher ± Mr*. Meltm Smith, |»*#*id#n* night. March 1A. H 'a of the loral la d if. Auxiliary in' II. I Morn*, pnu l(utl at S»m« tha Veteran* of Foreign War*, mol# High Sc! n| Dated that »it announced that the Club'* T w o - ‘Indent* will la* rho.rn tn will# ly-Fir»i Annual National K»*av an e* ay. "They will probably la Contett for II gh School .indent* Junior*", h# added, i* miw beginning with the dead-1 “America Ibaroo of Hope" lino lieiug no later than mid- i« the title **f the K*>ay* tn ho written and 11 mu*t n«t e*rfed mure than l.tWO word* with “and'*" and ' the’. " counting. •F in e Job I one By Townspeople, Merchant Hospitality Committee. College Students Put On Dean's List Smith * I that the e**a)f a ccepted f or r onpetltlnn mint bg •uhniilled in Irlplieata. nitgtr*| ant two carlxoi entile*; typed, double .pared, on plain S'* X t l inrh pal" r. fattened with .tap!* | | t'nivrruiy, official* announced to- ' *n'f n"“ * hate ymie ,l,, I name, #»••. •' ■•••, addre**, r , *lale, name of »rhon| repre.ented Thr>e from Sanford nn the tl*f. and numlw-r of word* in the r**ae were Roalrlre M lll«ber, l>rwn| ,, „ , 1, , i**rtttrn m th.- upper right haul Marie Hlahop. Ileveil* lira** fn rn rr of rjixh pA,;r « (!»•• Itri* rv, Donna I. Harper, liar rlfimtton of itilhnr»hip, publish* old II. Ka*tner Jr , France* K r I on 4 0 4 \ 4 l i « b 'r lr*fJ#t fttutl loot Margaret J Malloy, \n 1*4 *ignr«| by 4 p 4 t r n t o r ffuat* tiimn V Shannon and tlyile R,| (lion. The rume* of nine Sanford col­ lege *tiident* and twn .Indent* I from Fntcrpn«e wore on ihe 1ste*t Dc.m'« l.itt <1 Honda Male . I ’arte r, Mt». K. F flln rh a rl, M tv C . K . Hunter, Mr*. W . I Mar* 1,0 Lutheran Church r tm,m,Ie*<dounf .vy ! Annual Picnic Set In H E R A L D Tur* A u - in . Ift.V? Local VFW Auxiliary Announces Twenty-First National Contest The Rutinei* and I’rofe**ionil tVa:ii«D,l t tub held a railed board meeting Aug. Jfi at the t nmmtx•inner* Room in the f iiy ll.ill 1 with Mi»» Hetty Wolfram, vt,• [ pre*ident, presiding, group* ha*e their report* in In flan* for cordinalinr committhe workshop report committr; t e n and program planning work I All *»ork»hop com m it-[ for the coining *e*r wet# m a l e hY lee* are re*;ur»trd lo ha*e their I The »e*«ion wa* diimD.rd in report* In by Wednoday. due form. K»er>one **a» reminded to keep Tho-e p rem t wrro Mt*» M"1* Sept. t l open for the fir*t m eet-!fram . Mi*. 0***r l’<«'*"". Mi*, ills of the Seminola Coun'y Edu- K- 1* True, Mi*. W. I. Faker, . »»*.«riJtion M ri. Irving I’r jo r. Mr*, t'. It. The tloipitalitr im ittte along and people with the merch d,d a fine arnupd ln«n "r job" tn make I teacher* feel welcome during recently held wnrK»hop at Sem High School. •fated a teacher MIS ( Many gift* wJ contributed to help the tearhei ind the lunch­ room rummittei l*n negotiated PA N Fnnn try. Mr*. Marguerite Graham, Mi*» (Sene N innelty ai I Mi»» Myrtle WiUon. The Sunday School of lb# t.u A f t C m O O n P iC tliC **i*h to thank • following: A f K Rowettcr. 1 l»t. flower*; A theran Church of the Redeemer D IG S lIC C C S S F . n*m.*ay. Fir I. flower*; John will hold It* annual pJrnle on l-a- S a i d , ,, , , II W illiam «, uranre Agency bur Hay. according In the Sunday Commander 1 \ "f IVnrila and pat I’ owell’ * office School Superintendent Jerry Sen. Pn»t ^ > 1 of t'r M U «jid lh#l ^ S u p p ly Cn., ru » and hloitrr* . . , . . 11 i ■*. ' "* Smv| (lo'e w.r* bad '-* all'' at Sweeney’*, hlo r* and calen­ S-nkank pointed on! that the / VKU y,lx , rv ,„rn,r II ilker dar*; Hi a mb*- of Commerce, \ •ltl(|rnf m'uht Jo w 4 )| (4 ■Hy, th* .? * w>m ^ Ih tM Sunday afterao Tin vludrriii finrA Fn !rrp rl*c wnte 4 AAinninc r *4V 4% ho M f«* lirrotiiln i? p*»pu1nr n n u .iili\t s % f |h^ P m I **0 Fuir^ lli^ booklet*, C .n e j l xaeo Service, the Sunday School children a* Lake. • l i t IIBA' I' tin"* I r erenm n*rl • , t" thr t*ov i»M-i iiitiuii • » i iuit U t in h tiiid h i u a*’ lr* (ft* on Ine Dean * I •*! are la o lik (> w• 11*1 i r f r l v p 4 a%4 f «l • fiom (h* min containerj Howard Holler well at (ha Aider folk* of Ihe con­ h o in r - in a d r rti-otn V* !■ -it* A del . mu* picnic tun h " a * rn r i f f , <rh-»'»T | h Js n irM in M ll litO llatrnan J r , and ‘w tria 't Hay- •p ......... me b» ,»i m u tlia ry , »(4t» Brib er tn chinn aorue in the hand ‘ Confectionery, • d i ; Coeoa-Cola gregation. ji*yri| and »wmiming along with in an Bottling Co, lr»a I da; Mr iu«r<U <••*•( f in a !I * 1!*r 0 4 ( 1 0 0 4 ! Tim plrnir, Senkarik Mid. will general "get togelhet" rhatter It average In n a d e m lr work 4u.ir>U w Incli 411* a|mill 44< b 4 o<I and Mr* Whi#"*. picture*, K. U* held In an area about 4N provided enleitainment. iv trrpurrd for undergraduate *tu- 4 if«*M o inU I, fir*! p r i t p ; |5 0 0 W Fruit Cm. |angr»; Velda lee mile* wr»t of Sanford out 20th Tho*e enjoying t • • event w r e den:* lo inak'* Hie Dean'* I .let rA«h a i * I 4 tf«*M oio*UI, *r4«»od Cream, Ire r / n ; l*rrfrcl|,*n j jitrec*. "It I* In Ihe tame area Mr. and Mr*. Hay Zm Inn, :.| ai d ro.i> >n I'nglivti nolrlrni.itt and hr, wile HMld.V'M HID r student* on the graduate Irv rl p r u r ; liairir*, m ilk.Fi certhe Life In-1 where we had *uch a »uere**(ut daughter Jo»p : Mi aid Mi- J f K %)\ 411-1 M k o l« l *' l (' |(t till " • '•A i Ulnh 1' Hr killrd Ihrin nil a> voon jv hr lull*' make ri>rrr*pnni|ingt* higti-lihlrd pn , ♦uranre Co. I c l l n c kll* anil oldd**hionvd picnic la*t >rar,":W . Wheeler r 4 •H 40(1 4 111 .ihttittt hill Hull) v “ ••(I s CM ilcU ll.d lilM *e] liv e III x itil a lu ill' bvl* rr n urk* lo he named nn Ihe llvl I medal, f n t h p»(fr, 4 n -1 honor• comb*. Sanf'tl Atlantic Hank, lie *ild. ! and Mi* II M Charpled and tn .rpe tra ie d Hie lm and marie I HtOOf) |iiiN |iirrr ik J ill Tjr/JM pen*. Tony \Ir1tcci. atuho m ai­ .Flan* will be cnmpleied for the | children, Fatty. U*'r nirntinii ftA in U of ( 4*1 M hail, fp-iti hi! % th*- lliirrmiglt* a nr villi n illlio iu iie , I h r ^jhtilctlt ler rernrd ptalr: Hrt**on Funeral even: Innlght, Senkarik annnun Joan# and lawrrm *. t v * Hirlm, priir% of 910 44ch 4T*rl t#*» l , " • || M k S 'l • I I lor don Scott, t tie lllh movie »*f «:% r.»* 1*. Home fan* lord * Stale Hank, roil, at a meeting which will be Ruth Smith, Mi* \tm Fli.in*. Mr. i ■hi ill alvn do the IV film * r illt J l*C UlP (t1i«kt h liM llIP h e ll i ■ T l’« r * ' t h n il! br iujg^.l on! pen.. Hid I r iel chewing gum: hclrl al Ihe home of Donald |tir-1 and Mi- I. N D I d *"•", \rt for T^r# 10 |( m j i | ii»I 42 S to ll, unlike llni r>n :1m and the ( 4 1 I.M ri.ir) mn%|n»f(ion, .VI p r f *ar|oii» rrstaaaos around town, kerne*er. I?2S Randolph Si 1(Iroi'J# 1ml Jerry. *|i \nn 1 Mm Ow K i V/it ft l fall h J *f» lit elI Iflf I.Hf I ‘I 2- »I IIII • gic.il m ajority of tm p r e d r im m -.! 1 r r n l, (K | IfH rrprrtoth • %•>«#, nt'al*. faulty and daughter Ronnie, Hob hi r him! f F4*171 W lf lh f «,Af •(•»! fl«irrmu;li». «h«» h ul f.nl<«l *•! * ha hern to \fi n i pnr r t n ! , 40*1 (r» p 4 tf lo ( |f in* II row n and children. Bolrby, Thole on tl* '|n*pitalitr com(»r A|«<nt Hi# p»ki AAr^k % *!• itiriaS if t iif « | uHirf rf»i»f|vr| rv, \ifitlr 4 broil a m iivrtiivr r * life guard I » p l r 4 t|o o v *S p r r r r o t . Fair let* and I’rt; IV II Mitchell, mittre inrltidel ?li»»belh Satler I j l r nf 9fir* \ f ii n n tiinnl**, Ihr wlm wear* a *irr H ja r k r l, tint frirrvU . Mi*« Owrii \%•!I |r«\# f »r Tbn V I|\l1 l4 f V I n lh * \> (4f40% F.arl K Harlwr. Mererllth lliown, field, ftarbara lartwig, Phylll* 1 H |Kf *lljr Sr|»V 11 n irth am rs of u n r -irnplr . relumed I *m film making with I I KlftlltU Inf Knrrljrn \\ 4 * • h 1 % 17’t 00 ntrin* Mr*. Kathleen Ihomnt and ehil-1 Kelley. W J, Wdl*. Mr* W A I 'it o t fir |’i»» j 1r n u n r i.ijii s* ill different In b r . in Krnv.r i b ra il of. m h rff *br * i l l k • >«»ph«*niofr !»«*i % tn 7.00 m 4< t\l|i4r(r I b r h* •lien , l Mr ^ T ' i U r . Air* S'till Houlh, Mr> I IIU | /| Die *1 an M in npt i •iw : Tangantl O |i I S f f^-rnfty t+ 1rat A iu tlu ry !• h f - iM bv Mit* Mr*, t heater 'tv e k and children.! 1.1 Al AMMI I • jc * e | Ri*er, V >« 7.ill.*h Welsh «pp^tt-rr im p p in i'n# f fh ki I'g in d a and Die llelg iin Congo f » i r n f r o m I n in r T^ y , nhrt# (b lv in Sm ith, with '1i»« Jn Aon J a n e t , Stephen. Mirhael and ' and Mi** Charl'ie Arm*trong, Is jtr ilir n t k | n » inim* • /•’H bi OHHt <|fll|;lltlul nf |r« • n( Mn*l of Ibe lnlie>men had never b«* h i i l H lltOH II 1*4102 %!*■f pT4»|(|rnt 4nr| pul Arthur. Mr and 'l r , .1 I. Hard % ai IH hi* A remark e|b*ed hy both lea braid of Ihe nr o * l r « and Jf f , (Uuchtrr-m-liM- an«4 nrA% giiiM'l Mr* Jro n io Ihllon •rrrrto rv li^A* II. ‘ Jr* . wirk and Min Itrnnv; Mr. and I 1.1re i* <i%o<A<l<', 1 lahl* i|NHin |rm*’ii lnhr*l r«H»k ehrr* and contu ant* on the pro : M irfr, I* w orki d o A flf with tha I»r among a niiimritv of the u n t il* ilmilHrr, Nunry 4*«n»l »ho Mi. Mel*In Smith, Mi * d Mr* »>r 11nii* ju lrr, *« (• as | xh*ii a«i!(v nf f*rrotr m»«l |h*cp . »t >*ct i* "the «ork*lmp In Semin ** chill |vi 'i^r. peWple who hid never hr m l of h«ifn A»‘t K m Irving. •III V F W in %4»»oti4 pn»Jort§. .*' I . I Mark lldinn and childirn lilrn ole County ha* been a big *urSaturday night at the t'S O a Illfl Mai hod 1 i in h a t If •nd J n l n W kitta 1\ iXmg 1. JfM # T airan The Tartan »tntlr* have er** Mr. Mararrt Coil. *uper- "Sadie Hawkin* Summer Special'' an>l Anm rrlie. length** I'e ; tw i.t b a1\ f 1 in n p prtii I t i r J 4 4 * rlilrf C***’k ai|lt| fwi | bei n tranvlafed info v, language! vi'or of tearhr**, »lar!rd plan dance wa* held with »eninr hn-1 |vvi.re dirccli.*nv t<* ep.xiatr; r* lin t i(1 k i l l r Mr . W n t l .»' f.iini hul Rntioiighv n»e*l In like lo tell ring in early prmg ami along te*« being Mr*. J . W. Hr own and w il l c l o se d move u e il. M ii|* of 1 P * *1. M i h Iv 4 T1i| (b rir fi* e rhlldlirti for that hr had hrnk account* ever* with Mr. Milwe* and (Jen# Ray- junior hn*tr** MIm Hnblije M'»t* a v i ' C u d o 1 very fine ,with ■ ftrik, n vrr 11 ) r 4 T •* and t i l e e * * * •k fnmk where m the world r\rrp t in deep 1 hum It tn be rmgralulalrd. Inn. A large crowd attended and mix in lenr-in juice. - . • I t and • hili 1 % 4 h « » . iir y bm l in (ilciiitiir• frtllcf* t i l Afrit a a Mit* Krnrttlir Wrttphal. lea- a "good tim * wa* had hy all " The *1raining t'ninn of the v , ,1 r 11 Ule a v • 4f1o I t mr,(|. ( If111 nf I f .*1 l<• i |A0* A Ifnr I ii J r J . S* oil, i n . l l i r of Forltand Ore . ehei al Sotilhiidp t’rlmary Sehmd. Siinday night an “ lr# »*rcxm F ir*t ttapliat rh u rrh ha* *ei um tiled It *< ill pii' tbl V make * . ( * * ' * • 4f 4 honit* L r \ U r • rrr i|*^s wa* tn A frira to .hot irrtir* for va» IS-* winner of Hie Audio Ma* Fre rte " wa* put on with the hoya Thurailav a* |f>e dav f«r it* an ­ In 1 cup; if It i» • i U nf ' 1'a( / an and the | jm | S a fa il," the inn fi t»m \ , If n : •* It wilt (lift (er record player gt*rn hy Tony and hoile*«e* making the Ire nual prnie wlioh wtll he held al l*rni*.xt*ly mi*!.. C t and vnu Spotlight On Hollywood (p G A A D Ju d & Try This One 1'!")* .m 11rt. *'I1 nn .1, i \\ Training Union Picnic Thursday w ii r WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31st f t * Die fllfl Mart u rn who di.played the Vi*-! cream tn targa frceier*. Junior Rock Spring* iiiny w i.lr tn add iiiwi e Immii r«n«V IvA.r k rp* t Tt ual Aid during Ihe week { hntte** for Ihe night wa* Ml** Th» bu* wilt |ea*e tha ehur.'h Juice, ,wli and ebiii ■ler. P*,w Khnti y J Ilf ttnp 11 .ffrt Je .o Aniinuncernrn't wvre made andi Mildred Await. -An eating good at 4 p.nr. ard aupper w ill t,e M l.D ill Hit I N I * \ 1*1;H T / I i. in ) «»»it 1% | | . * I ■ 1 »r H .A I'fLl *1 It *>.«* ree|nr-i»d that all rla*«| time waa had by all". aerved at 7 o rio ck. D ll' Will fi k!a«f it ilh 4 I!«t Ingredirnl. t t r .. l|V»0 n CO.' e . hrtfun hump a‘4t1'•f, T h * n ty chopped garlic, I aroall can iZ "tkrd in *|'e* ••Ally ir«(n n ff) %%«• ounce* 1 mu ton ) flltet*, J tableI end ahctl. «l »re* |tinm«| n v r r -iwion* rider * in* gar, 2 ru><tagi < ■ n it -ole of tlir i I t miller* 1,1 III r lr n o , lo * r u i ’ h m liita •fMlthpiek ■; Iwtwrrn 'a cup milk, t li- »|w*>n t ip e i- l II a •hrliou ahlny black nl|ve* are (ebopperii if lie-irrd, impaled Die .wine way. Around t|,rh i* l M. 'i g „rlie in i u fai Ilia cabbage wbo.e pretty g m n with prerlr, or nti w .i\f"l i>iprr folia j ■r l i |rf( nn |*it |cobl, o r r t*p with flal |Mrt nf !• iv y Vnlfr pot.it ti rh'|M. U lt*f» D m *iirini|i lailo, until it i> 4 p»|tp. i\i •1 fit* run out, Ki#n-I t n *4 ibe potato lahoviet with D irir old to i irllr In, dip in flip *au> e l oo j unJ ni4«h iC fia In a pavlr .Stir ran. of rniiftn, hml r your own I in %tlirgtir. Ilfk r erraor eh*1 n Rl Shnn y Sltf iit’p llilffrt wUli tb* • ro o m i, inp< i .iture, gr .i ...ally general dinx’lloiia. Hut if j.m beat m m ilk; mix in gm ic-an- want Jr«*e'« a* Inal teelp*, yo'i'll rhoyy* mixture. M ir in <■ ' 'Piwd have lo get bold of a ropy of Dim cap ir* if inert. Make* «b t I ' r " nlta' 1 I' m,glit >e you n ip Helve Willi p i.txi'lv Dial ra il’d borrow, tl from y o u r local gue.lv ran dip them i f Ihr lib ra ry ; tne*e da** rnany librariei rreani-ehee*# m ixture. tlitroigimui Ihe country ke< p add j Ing new. cook laaik» I'* their D i l l * M il I I I IMF nf •br-lvr*. Talking nf Hip* n'mitnl* i isith I— * 8 I nr; ALL DAY .lt-1 T a ira n m-**ir and Ifir fo«l lo tip tbni in big vcrrrit and rotor lie al.o fdm ,d trv rra l id tlir trie vi n>n vhow* Ih ric , Jlie T a i r a n rnovir* are Ihe l i | C I r * I mime) maker* abroad Some of llie one* Johnny Wei** milder made in *ra t* ago aie Dill running in theater* there Scot I xald he w r* tin died tn fill I thou»and* of people wailing outside hi* bull I in F iropAan rapil.il* " In llr * r r lx l l l l l * . ’ he laugh* "Hie pi iple Hunk I'm I*i*1 anidhri ai Inr whn m nlv a lia ln n l " .w i ai « .is y T O T A K E * INVENTORY SWEENEY’S III t h ° * 1* •; M A G N O L IA j< •/m u t AVK. $ T I ft i i N G Wm. E. KADER BRIDAL / V t / I T I M M I S y o u A J n n well done " The bronlfall* rom m lllee. tKnwn th nM . m « commented fee (be •xrtllent jr»h in making lha Ira e h rrs and Invtnwdarw -feeI al home" during the -ecer.l work.hon at • ...........* *<■» • •' • ■*»*• Ai*u 11 a*ilk*«l wera lha merchant* and -peonta around lown". fp a a n g a # ' W EDNESDAY T liK s n A T Intermrdiata It \.'a meet a t the F a il Rapt lit C liuih at 7 pm. At KIlM Alt AT Tha OF.S will fold ita annual' Robert Morn* I'cnle at Rock Springs at & p m. Thera will b« a covrrerl di*h meal Training Union Worker* Cminril nirr!* at lha Fir»l Haptlii Churrli at 7 p in. for covered duh aupper.: Trayar me# Iing at lha Firxt # H a p 'i» l ChuCrh at D30 p m. THt'RhHW Junior G-A.'a meat at lha Firxt BapHat Church at j;50 pm. Intermediate G.A.'t meat a t Iho F in t Raptiit ('burr* a t 4 pjn. Junior R.A.*a n«#t a t the church al 7 p*n. Tha annual picnic *f tha Train" Ing Union nf th* Tint Bapliai Church will ha h*'d at Rock • ^Spring*. Tha hua wit tea** tha •ch u rch al 4 pm . Suffer will be a t 7 p m. Tha regular monUly Beating af tha Samlnnla Co*r.tjr Miaiatartal Annaialton aril m tat at tha Fraabylarian Chuch a t 1 p.m. Tha TCL claaa af Ihe Firat BapIDt Church will neat ia the Educational building it 3 p.m. with Mr*. J. A. Cunntrghaui aim a k a r group aa hoxtaaia* W Tha M ot Club wit hold a board meeting at the heme af M n. Troy Rap an t l * Magnolia A i t a t 7:30 pm . FRIOAf t u CTO W lm C M ffll k iw M O RN ING * A -x W E D N E S D A Y M O R N IN G SPECIAL BUY CORDUROY JUST FOR YOU ~ f-v h»lp you CHOOSE in'! mordinale yeur Corkant fintinf. vtih ehin« tad wyatil — i*v RlT.I^THl your lahlewar* pallarn* *o olker* will know whit "•dr! to Rifra"* llif ) ihmilH *e|ect for )<*U. □C v* •••/• tu no fiT • 5 IL ' LF — CHf*f 4 ykSft CRYSTM . rnO R tH M ID R . . . e ..i r * .i ie .**,.• h to r I i , *.leer v- r P4TTFRN *.- .n to p.tleer l*«le' U • |!,HI* eilet t ip 'll Mwactj U U**a ye* in — l im F'-u dy'ico^ SPECIAL! • SERVICE * Cradle Snatcher t ‘,» n r .enveeirnl MT.l'TltY 'f l l t l f f . . , T*">f .t.rlie i p.rrera I* re|i*l»red wilh n.. *l»w lh# piece* piifhi*»d. •" * • r.iv *>i<i** *e<u fri'nd. **4 rtliU e* wh.l Olive* you need •• ilvo thin* and m i'll. And tr tn p t-lir* y» 1 wifi teeeln 1 Will t-n |e*i|ll|*|llrr gift Wtlfped itireujh C'JI |'ll wrrp aerdre. $ Y-*o* netting pantm writ b* haad ragim d wrtbnxt cki'iw • 1 Two bar Rayon THcnl knit Pajanua with all around laca trim. S im 32 10 • Mallcn • Aqua , • Pink • Grcan • (Vhlta WI atanuwa • R a w at tha CK> C m k r oQ C W i and thatr gwaaU. JBueiag Wtll ho enjoyad to tha m iir nf tha -MaJotouag* from dm Thw Mala Count i y Club, fro a P to . x *>m r'w*- »e*-|i r.**e*a e* »•••♦. a»v. ••#■ Wm. E. Kader g T rtB tik • m a l a g l a l • i t . . , k .n y r R lttf «aap ••■ •ifir, aavo r T a J i.t i IN IM from tha 1 ■ Bw ivirrr-: K fM unua « * € tT | 112 S. Park A ra. l mg'tfiegr.i Phona SST-W 1 �• - sr ■ — — *7 29 Bus Drivers Fishing Rodeo C « t M Fi m F U » 1 |U share of fUh. E\cr> cracker ■ole baa been equipped with fresh line, book, tinker, and float, and a •bare of wigglcr worms will be Us«ed each participant. Medical attention will be on band In provide the ultimate In safety lor every youngrier. Motber'i elIon ini their children to attend the Jaycee F uhini Rodeo by butes pro­ vided In every aectlon, can rail enured that every child *111 be well taken care of by the Jaycee membership. Judge* will be on hand to weigh and meature each fuh at It la pulled from the water. Offi­ cial! of the Game and Frcih Water r tih (’ommlition, along with local entbutiaiti, will be on hand to help the Jayceet make tomorrow the biggett day in the hlitory of each youngiler's life. Kilpatrick today announced the gcoedule for the priiet to be award­ ed and thli year, he tald. a trophy WiU be among the valuable p rim diitnbuted to the winnert. V ts a a * «*- • M IMOtAMT Jamee GaUagtMr. M, B shown ae be availed eei Govmtore latond. Mete Tech, the verdict ef m etghl member eoert-merUal booed. Tim Brook* tro aotdlee boo bee* ea trial, charged with Bee eoprewiedlUtrd flaying of fallow Aotertran mtdiere In e CummimiM b a Jbttig «• “ »| • In the age group II lo •• old two p ru rt will be awarded | One for the target! fiih end anoth­ e r for the second largnt fuh. P ritet will be awarded for the largett and second Itrgett fuh in. the age group* tlx to 10 y e trt old | and in the ynungrit group one to g y e trt old. The following m rrrhtnti have, Contributed p r im to be awardrd Co I. 114th Inf , lanford'e own the parlous winnert: Florida Stole Bank, Gene't Texaco Service Sta­ National Guard unit, eompilad an tion, Goodyear Service Store, Hill outstanding record during Ae unHardware Company, Iflll Imple­ ii't annual tuo-ueak eummer ment Company, McCrory'i, Neteon end Company of Oviedo, Tow- field training exercite eonduetad e ll'l Office Supply, Robion Sport­ at Fori McClellan. Ala., M wai ing Good i and Sweeney't, St. announced b>day. John's Realty la donating the tro­ Th# Sanford company received phy. Ice-cream la being eontributed eight tiipertor and ill axcelltnl by Southern Dalrtei and cold ratir.gs from Third Army intpecdriaka by tha Sanford Coca-Cola lion leama an Mia differeei phaBottling Company and tha Nchi act of training. Bottling Company. Sirlckland-MorTha anM » a t rated auperior In riton, Inc., la donating the ete of miUlary eourteiy and ditripliae, *5^ The Jty cee Piabbig Rodeo trill appearance aed pereonal hygiene, le v # pcnet to ator# for three supply economy, individual lactlci troupe not yet mentioned. Aa and functional tralaiag, marcbea, •w ard tria bo prttented to the young angler catching the first btvouan, unit tactical or function­ flail. In the yoMngeit child catching al training see command tuple• flth, and to the youngtter with vlilon and planning. the moot flth eeugbt. Earellent rating* wore received Trout Pond ie loeitod Wait of In unit food aervlre, unit supply, Sanford off M b It. The route will unit Iran* port, operation and be well marked by the Jaycee Com­ maintenance, m il maintenance, mittee making M practically lm- weapon* treking and communi­ possible to get loet. Parrots are cation* training. invited to bring their ymlngiteri to The focal unit was training Ala the rodeo, Kilpatrick tald today. year for the last Ume at a rifle Attending the Jaycee Rodeo thla company k the IMth Inf. Reg. pear, a t they have done la the past, Thli Regiment petti bo kartlvawltl be youngetert from the Mctho- tod Nov. 1 when the 4Mb Inf. Dtdiit Chldren'a Horae at Enterprite vltion becomea the MU Armored •nd from Mm Lutheran Haven Dl vitlen. Ham* fee children at Slivla Tim enact h t i g i i l t n of the ABJn-ai, chairman Kilpatrick held M a y everything k In rradl Sanford coMpnay th a t the m b Beta walling for more than eoo vertlon to armor k onknowa at »g Nahermcn and flaherladiet thlt time although R k known that he aiiow up at Trout Pond lomor- tha focal unit will bo aa Armocvd Inf. On. and win be equipped with m » afternoon at 1 o'clock. fee for the event te eontributed Ue latent eqtoPMMt need by arm need anlta. •T Clip Produrta Company. Co. I now bat a strength af Tl enliatod man end Ms officers and la commanded by Capt, Joseph D. Bryant prominent Record Made By Company In Unit Training u & f 3 B CHy Budget Pope 1 •eBed for the moving of the n * S a l diamend Bom Ha prei ant In­ to Fort Mellon Park. The hearing down of a wood fence sur­ rounding the old ball park and rePlacing H with a chain fence, and i addition of gioo for the purebate • f fertiliser tor sto by the yerk Fteod wMh the nereiatty e l raik f the budget by about ftr.aoa hi order te keep tax millage at lit Present level, Commissioner J'Jin ■rider proposed U at Debt Service BrilUde bo reduced le 11. WMh m one aide, B was f r o n t e d Mat m llape for hka ef Urn general government be Phieed by S milk. With thin prog w lj^ .th e commissioners agreed might bo poetlble to allow hi! Hem* stead k the proposed bud B * as they are. No action wet taken, nther than general discussion, on the final Baasage of the budget prior to the Budget eedkanen authorisation. The fcriher discussion trill be contiatted g t h e nest regular meeting eg the Beard ea Sept, u . Firemen Still Pour fc.Wator On Twittod, Charred Wreckaaa Sodero Pram Pago 1 tW) delivered at Sanford fully equipped. However, be comment ed. a crew of Eve would add an addition •* » per week to Bk on prate involved. The Board af Sanford City CommUtfonera agreed to aUow the franchite oaked by Sodc.. and a t y Attorney Ed IbJnhoUer n e i ins traded to prepan Um itrumraL Sodero Mid A ct I boat ebocsB to operate Brum leaford would arrive hera at the city P k r aa later thea Dm . IS. la addition le toe exclusive franchlae for Ae operation af the boat. Richard Sodero a iked that the franchite include the aae of the pier ao A it afflcee, waiting roomt, Mica rooms and ether fa eiliUaa accessary for the large sightseeing boat M tn lio i could *• aria Wished to the preiant bead •hell- Urn eommlaeknera agraed and alan allowed ae eetim for the permanent me ef the facUb Uca at e restaurant. Sodero < pUked la the m a m ltato w .. j h itJ lB n . Included k ttMtoptara k build an exclusive and flee •Unda. Thk ~ Hearty eO . # h I.Thh peri mm evacuated ham from * im arm aaer the Standard KR as ----------- aperaUon kaat venture, B< isHHaal Aa naa af map Mghta. J^VbaraUfo* decorations and a gkM hanikg. k tha heeiuilo ra tha penpnsad natauraat, ho Natteae TU» option for Aa aaa «f Aa sfans rt •MImated dam ai Naw Negotiation! Planned By France FABIB IB — Nov BOgJtktions with Moroccan nattcnslisfi a rt pH an ed bp Franca k a drive to •ei t p i stable, heme-rule gov­ ernment for tha North African protectorate. Important ehaafos k tho Mo rarcan political picture appeared l a m k n t but Acre was ao aaaouncement of tfetatla. The French Cabtnot completed a two day discussion of Moroccan policy yesterday and announced •tope would bo taken to ettaMlih a aow government within t weeks. Fierro July, minister for Tunisian and Maraccan affairs, predicted t b a t "tho ohslaclts which still confront no will ho Finishing Touches Put On Proposal UNITED NATIONS, N. T. (A— , riildonttol adviarr Harold B. Staaaaa put flalahkg touches today oa Frasldant Eltanhswar'a prapooa) h r aa oxchango af military blMitrkta and aortal k t portion with Raaola. R u m raid bn aapattod to __ M., taM Aa m ■F k An nraaa aurrmradlag laT fog to H a___ ■ . _________ Ualted Matas wants U. N. approval fog Aa Uo in J*»F Nor Ala v k - m I v ---- - Contlnood From Fago 1 •ft wo have to fear now ie fear itself." Meiarh, Seminole County Comminion chairman told the group that "Wo ar# not asking anyone to give Ihtir home but w# are asking that if you have property •n tho rtghl-of-way, that it h* given." Odham pointed out to the pro­ perty owners nnd interested eiliten»i "F irst of ell, ih#r# Is no money to buy these righl-of-wiyi. Every dollor used Is token away froM o#rondary roods." The first eititen to eontrtbuto property for the right-of-way wav Paul Burria who signed a deed to glv# his right-of-way property In Spring Hammock. Ha lives on Lok# Jeeeup. W. Pitt Vamea told Aa Cltt■••a Committe#, "We ar# #xp#rling and anticipate 100 families in our park. W# ora willing to donate the approiimalo Mo feel of right-of-way, provided a erossover to the park entrance la atlured by provision in tho deed." M. W. EsUs, who owns proper­ ty between Coronet Motor Court tad Aldao’s Inn on th# oast ltd# ad Mm highway, odrited Ae mmmtUon that "AU 1 own will ho nVOI ITU. A program of advising proper­ ty owners slang Ae highway of tho right-of-ways nocewary for Aa eon struct Ion of tha 17 92 four-lining p ro ject ie aow under­ way. At last night’s "CHIten'a Cotnmlttao" moating, at tho request for a ralao of hoado whan asked wba is k fOvar of Dm 17-M fourlaak g project, all but two af Ao mar* than M signified their ap­ proval. Tha ralHt of tho mooting, raid vtsMora tart night, was overwhalmtngly k f * " r of tha high­ way projaot. Future meeting* of th# group war# not set last night, awaiting completion of th# pro­ gram to advlsa properly owners about tha right-of-way require manta. ■H fo* Brialtod program k to r Ala • m h to tha i vo power U. * Diearm itoant auheommlttoa, which that tha poiskiu- raeumed Its nogoUaUooa hero yeakrday. Henry Cabto Lodge Jr., •m a t aouid a hr uut data. U. S. datogata to Aa u a t; "■ •** ^ 11 \l lu- s Stand* Pof Shuffleboard Court Addition Wanted The addition of four new shuffle- {b e n last year," be commented. On Travel Curbs r m i l t w i Frwte Fee# I board courti »•» requested fori The attitude of th# commission­ area a good distance on either tide tho hanlord Tourist Club area at WASHINGTON tot - Thg United i last night's CHy Commission meet­ er* last night toward tha new •f the school on the much-traveled facilities were favorable. How­ thoroughfare. States Is standing pat mi Hi de­ ing. ever, no definite action wat taken. Owent told the drlTere, “ We will termination to m m travel curb* Dr. W D. Gardiner, chairman carry out the earn* policy that we on Russian* only when the Krem­ of Us Board of Trustees of the lo­ followed last year. We will en­ lin duet likewise for American* cal Tuunst Club, presented the Northern Vacation force thete law* more clot.ly. I request u» tha board of commis­ would Ilk# to caution nil of the | inside Russia. sioners. Ended By Sheriff The "'spirit of Geneva" of which driven." Owen# tald, "about putDr. Gardiner explained Uat Sheriff Luther Hobby returned tine *ut the arm elrnalt far Russian! talk tbeso day* h it gen­ "wits four additional eourto, we to Sanford last night from bit va­ em-ugh la advanre ef the ttop nr erated no change whatever In the arc assured that the State Tourna­ cation trip to th# "North Country." turn te warn the motor!**# be­ Soviet travel restrictions. These ment* will be held here." Bark on th# fob. Hobby tald that hind." The deputy sheriff conIt will take a long time to get rest­ restrictions against American vis-1 "The fellowship and friendly eluded, "Don't open your doors ed from his vacation activities. until you tee that traffic hat lls include border gone*, key cities atmosphere is a means of holding and other region* for a total of' vislt'ir* here," Gardiner explain­ Traveling in the Northeast, the •topped." Patrolman Arnold William* re­ •bout one third of Ue Soviet land! ed to the commission a t he voiced former home of hit wife, the Sher­ th# request fur added facilities. iff tald hit vacation n e t pleasant presented the Snnford Police De­ area. "One min brought eight families •nd enjoyable. partment at the meeting held >e*-| terdtv. "We will fMlnw !*•• Vi«»t »« hat ho«n eur policy," Wllllamt told the group. A school hoy paIn.I la being organised and the Mother’a Patrol trill also b# mills»i again, be tald. "We will have protection at the Intertrrilon of P th and Magnolia. Ilth and French and Third and French, h#•auto ef the heavy traffic burden nnd the number ef children using these crossing*," Williams tald. "We will enforce the city ordin­ ances." Patrolman William* told ih t drivers, “and we espect you to follow them a* closely. If not closer, than other driver*. We will assist all of you driver* by check­ ing your red lights, making sure that they me working," Williams concluded. Deeds Are Given — ' i - f '* 1 ONI) HKNALD % ». 1955 Pif* T THK Solid Partnership Time Finally Hare, Relates Shigemitsu WASHINGTON IF - Japanese Foreign Minister Ms morn Shige­ mitsu tald today the time hat come for America and Japan to "review our defense relationship and put it on a solid partnership b*Hi." Shigemitsu tald that under the existing security treaty between the two nations tho mtfor burden for Japan's drfenM has hern placed on the United States. Japan, he declared, bat been "cooperating under an unequal arrangement.'' Shlgemitsu’s remarks were pre­ pared for a National Presi Club luncheon. He Is here for a three-day round of eiala. The forej •de ago render to tl details In rearmami conferences of Stale Di Officials. I with America! olfllinlster, whn a dechli country's sur|Uiet, did not go tato iscussion of Japan's ins — a topic of his fay with Secretary l and other top U S. *J NO FIS! ). JUST EATING —A 140.000 trout DENVER pool for do1 m Denver and nut ■ line! a chance to The pool [sally an aquarium of the roof of a which forms huge new ei rria In the Flsil Building. HOMS IT'S BARGAIN WEEK A T HOLLER'S BIG USED CAR LO T. TRADE-IN S AFE CO M IN G T O O FAST-HELP Y O U R SELF TO SOME G O O D BUYS NOBODY BU T NOBODY SELLS L IK E H O LLER'S HOLLER'S USED CARS SAVE YOU DOLLARS HERE'S P R O O F ! ! •it I s 1953 PIYMOUTH Holler's Special 4 DOOR >877. 1952 HUDSON HORNET 4 DOOR SEDAN $877. First Come. F irst Served We Are Clcaninj? House! More P ro o f!! 1952 NASH AMBASSADOR 1950 1951 STUPE. CHAMPION 4 DOOR, RADIO ft HEATER $677. t DOOR SEDAN MERREADY CURYTO4COdoor $477. $477. 1953 ■UKK SPECIAL FORD CUSTOM CHEVROLET 150 4 DOOR, LOCAL OWNER, - A BUY S DOOR SEDAN CLEAN UTILE t DOOR 777. 1952 *577. 1953 CHRYSLER U R M 0 6 i BUICK SUPER LIGHT ELITE, VERY NICE 4 DOOR, LOADED *877. 1952 1954 CHEVROLET 210 OLDS 98 HOLIDAY CPE. 4 DOOR, EXCELLENT HYDRAMATIC, RADIO ft H E A T ti *877. *1377. *877 . PROOF WE MEAN BUSINESS 1946 FORD COUPE $177 1950 BUICK $177 1946 DODGE 4 door $177 1940 BUCK 4 door $177 1953 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4 DOOR -* BETTER HURRY *1177. *577. MORE PROOF 1951WIUYS STATION $577 1950 CHEVROLET 4 door $577 1947 OlOSMOOHi 4 dr $277 1949 FORD 2 d o M $1771 IT'S BIG BUY W EEK! Hurry! Sava Dollars! Hurry! _ _ Her Mrtor Sales Sv �* 'Em Or 'Em Ab&it All Sox Can Do By ED WILKS The Ataoclaled Pre*a The aecond-place Chicago White Sox, itumbltng along like th* rrvt of th* American League eon tender*, take their firit doar of a kill ‘em or curt 'em temedy to night. All tha White Sox have to do It play two garnet rith f >urt!i-p1ace Rotten and (our with third-plica Cleveland in the next aix day*. Th# annual| John* Diitrlel Manager Marty Marion’* guyi aren't exactly nckly, not wh-*n of thf Roy Seiiuming , wa* h*id FriNEW YORK Jrv- ncttmerk’i bo*-1 they're J u t a halt game behind Pi null nf An) ing champion m exile, Chrla firit place New York Rut they Unford Municipal i t " night at Chriiteoicn. bet three potential aren't really robuit, either, after swimming P' Mura than IUO pay night* in line today after his j loiing five of thrit la at eight— spectator* ti the Roy Scout "good fortune" up*et victory over and with four off th* defeat* at tibopi and frlldjal* to through Gena Poirier at St. Nichole* Arena the handt of aeventh-plaee Waxhinrton and lait-plare Baltimore. their imfmmi area Competition lait night. If the Sox turn hut, they coulJ Behind nn point! and an 11-3 be lilting pretty aa they make in two group a* conducted with underdog tha Danlih welter champ C’a it A inrIn g all Stout* under thalr final iwmg through lha Eaat the age of and rtat* R with ram* anay with a ilxth round next week. If they drop the two technical knockout when commli-' aeriri, it might be all over. all Scout* o\ 'he age of M. non doctor Alexander Schtff or­ Raltlmore flapped fifth • place Winner* their troopi were dered the bout to end. Detroit I3'k garnet hack yesterday at follow*: Poirier had in open rut over Frteatyl# •*•* A Ale* Me hi* right aye It later required ilx b y ’ awreping a double-header *0 K'hben in fir place with Charle* atitchei. It bled freely during the and 4-3. That waa the only action In the league. McGill of |)< md in tecond. Me- text round. Ih thr National. Brooklyn made Kiblien it a rtil.er of troop 345 Poirier, hardhitting Niagara It three atraighl hv whipping SI McGill of ti p 58. Fall*. N Y., punrhar had taken a J tro ty l# III* R). John Wil- good lead by icoring with body LouD 10-4 to go 12 garnet out liumi, U t, > i't 31 and Richard punrhea over tha flrat five round*. front agatn: Chicago'* Cuht tpilled Phagan of i >op 3(5. tnd. "He butted me twice in lha time the New York Giantt to a filth ttralght defeat S3, and Cincinnati Medley f e (Claia A \ , l i t place,’’ Poirier laid. homrrrd pavl Philadelphia and plate «a« k«u by troopi 345, "Jaba did it.** claimed Chri.ten- Robin Robert* 4 3 Milwaukee and Sriil place by rotp 34. »en "I waa juit beginning to eome Medley 1 re (Claia Bi, lat on I hadn't fought in four month* PiUthurgh were idle. Erv Palica tet duwn the Tlgera place, troop S i tnd place, troop and wa* a little rutty." In the drtt game with a five hitter. *45. Harry Stickevara, Chrlxtemen'i Baltimore had 10 hit* while batter­ I’ineapple Ire n e , troop 31 took manager, aald hit fighter would ing lover Steve Gmmck. including Jat place, tiaor 343 came In tnd. now ktrp buiy. il* outlined the a two-run homer by Gut Triandot. RackatrokdtClaa* At. Ted dark* auggeated matcher. In the nlghtrap. It wat a ha vet»on. troop 14: li t . Ren Wain•‘W* bav* a tentative data with loaded tingle by Freddie Marvh wright of trace 243 Ouedo, and Ramon Furntri lor San Francirro, that won for the Oriole*, over­ p'ace. Sept, 29 and poaiibl* dalea with coming a 32 Detroit lead In the R a ik e ti/e tClaa* BI. Richard Don Jordan in Loa Angelet and aeventh inning. Phagan. trotp 341, let; Johnny back at St. Nick * with Paolo Meiit A beanhall bailie flared early .William, trout 14, tnd. tor October. Nothing hai bean at Kbbelt Field, but Plate Umpire Jocko Conlan put hit fool down Croaa Cheat Carry, Troop 545 tigned yet though." took lit, 34. ttd. Poirier waa 1M la 141 for In Ih* fourth Inning, warning both Plunging Di'O (C lan A>, Glenn Chrutratan. It waa Poiriar'a third manager! alter Stan Mutlal mat llndgra of Tr«op 345. lit place; defeat, all TKO*. Hr hi* won 14. hit on the right hand hv a Johnny Podrra pitch and Cardinal right Je# Horton nf troop 243, Oviedo, Chriilrntan ia now 30-4. Tha good-looking blonde Scandi­ hander Tom Poholiky had hum tnd place. boxar laid bn cam* In thla med one behind Jackie Roblnton Dunging Dv* (Clan BI. Al navian country became ha rouldaT gat Ken Buyer hmnrred to bring Ihr Phelpa. troop 141. lat place; Ted­ enough fight* ia hia homeland. Card* within 3-4 of the Itrooka in dy Welker, tr«op 345 tnd place, j the aevcnlh. but Duke Snider and Diving (CL** A V Jimmy Ray, Carl Furillo homrrrd for the of troop t i l took lit place; Illegal Fishing Dodger* in their half of the frame Chat lea McUiJ of troop II, DoTh* Phlllift. who had won I nf Land. tnd. Told By Officer 10. couldn’t hold a 30 lead aa the Diving, (C lan B), Richard Pha­ Wildllf* Offirer J. D. Warren Rrdlrg* tagged Roberta <21-101 for gan, troop 845 l i t ; Alvin Wright,i filed rhargea of poaaeiiion and fish­ four home runt Wally Pn«t hit a troop 34. tnd. ing with ••illegal flahing dev lee*" pair, with hit 3411. wrapping it up In th* ninth. Troop St* took 7 flrat place* and agalnit two men Sunday. Die Cuba tl«o (marked four t aecond place*. Trop 344 took 1 | Warren, thl* morning, laid that ”licit place. Troop t43 look 3 <*• j Robert Henry Enclnoia and Floyd home runt, two by Harry Chili, eo.vd place*, troop I t took t ie- Edward Brock ware both fuhing while belting four Giant hurleri for 14 bit*. Jim Urarn wat th* cond place* and Troop *4 took 4 with xpear* al Weaklva Sprtngi Their bond waa u t at fU ‘ and Inter 114-13) while Warren llaeker fi.-«t place* and 4 tecond place*. Judge* were R. 8 Broun of potted with th* Seminole County won hit lllh behind a teven hillrr Sanford. John Evan* of Oviedo and Sheriff ! office. ■ I COMMENDS SUCCESSOR Harvey Dunn ef r.nterprli*. Em­ THREE RINGS DETROIT UR- All Pro grinder ceeing at the event wa* don* MIAMI UR—The veteran thorough­ Let Ringamin hat retired at guard by R. W. I.ippinrott, Diitrlct Cnmm.otunrr Inr the SI. John'* River. bred Three Ringi rang thr bell from the Detroit Uont but hat re­ three time* In Hialeah'* Royal commended George Redilla, a 250 II 'trict with the entire meet the lenderth'p ef G*org* Maffett, Palm Handicap. He won tha race pounder from Detroit, aa hit pottible lureettor. Redilla hai no Camping and Aclivitlea chairman la 1543, IBM and IBM. college eaperienre. •f the diatrlct. Meet Coastal PARTY G A L .................... By Afan Movbp •IK MAVFORn Hp R A i n p*f* < Turn. Aur. 30, 1955 Coy Scot! Swim Heel Copied Denmark's At Munsai Pool Champion Hits Upset Football Comes Into Pix Soon By MERCER RAILET n* ASSOCIATED PRESS Football. 1B55 at vie. will bounce into the Southeatlern Conference aporta.picture Thuraday when 400 or rnora hopeful young maa and Uttlr harried, hopeful rnaehti gat togadwr for foil praetie* gaatloai. Actually, many at tha achooli will taka advantage at Commiaaionar lloora'a ahay and parade (hair atldataa ia full hattla regalia Widaaaday far tha benefit at aewa« an u d pbotagraphari But aa worlouta aria permitted until Thurs­ day. Tha v an ity equada at th* II SEC aehooia raaga in aumbar from 47 at Louialaaa State UntvaraHy to 44 at Keatucky. Individually, playara raaga fraai th* large economy tire paekaga at Alabama larkl* Alvin Eliott, S foot I and B4B pounds, to th* fro* trial alia huadla of Tulane halfback Wa* WUlia Hof, M l and H i. Thr** m w kaad aoarhat are aa th* K*M. J . B. (Kara) Whitworth, lately at Oklahama A S M . waa hired by hia alma mater with hapaa ko retur* Alabama la power. kaaaai to tba 1MI cattaa Bowl, waa warned away Darn tba Rarorbaek tauatry la aaak la raaea* Taanet aaa from aa>naecuit*m*d caaa at •dafaatiUa.” Aad Paul Dieted, termer aaaiat Bat at Army, waa waved b it LSU aad (aatractad I* teirpaa tba alawa r UP ALL T-£ ItaF AV W/AtA \ 'J r-E • W a v e s .» ayats^r AT f r g ALL-AViS/CA'i T Q ja S S 't AT T3»f O' SF*STgR. P S S F te a c:o i R Q JN P $ / , Swaps, Nashua Said In Peak Form For Wednesday Cocoa City By T H E ASSO CIATED P R E S S John Ivory Smith, slim Daytona Beach righthander, wasn't satisfied with merely breaking the Florida State League's 13-year-old strike­ out rrcord. lie's stretching it long­ er and longer Last night he strura out 9 — making his srason total and the new record 319 That'* t l more than collected by the old record holder. Bichard llcarn of St. Au gu<t,nr. in !9in. Whether Smith gets another chance to add tn his mark t* doubtful because the season ends in two more days. I.a-t night he set Sanford down on a four-hitter 11-3 Ills mate's gave him a quirk w o r k i n g —three runs in the lir«t innmg and fivr more In r .r >, >. I 11:11 I'atriss wa* the heavy hdtrr with a two run single in the aecond and a toio homrr In the eighth. Gainesville won fouith place— and a possible play nf f berth —bv brwlins SI Petersburg 4 3 while fifth place West Palm Beach split a doobtrhradrr with t.sikrijnd Wr-t Palm w i thr fir-i came* 9 5 but ysa* blanked ill the second Orega could squelch the rally. Warren Kilmer led West Pain} to its first game victory with a double ami a tingle. Joe Hay nil, who started on thr mound for (..ilrfand in Ihr opener, contributed three hit* in the second game. Cocoa whipped pennant wmninf Orlando 9 V Pitcher Jiin Wheeler set the Flyers down sin two hit* and then contributed a three-run homrr in l . coa't five run four’ ll CHICAGO .1* -With both Nashua and Swaps considered tn peak form, track expeita look for Inning. Wednesday’ s tloo.orx) match race Dir atteniluner at Cocoa uas at Washington Park to be one of at l.ak.lund r •> at St. I'rtertburf Ihe greatest of all time. 9Jv), and at Santord 311. Everything w ill be even, except, I) v I I I I X * I I I VI I I 41«• h • | perhaps, the ntd* The latest on WlFFie M l r l ’ l l * l ft. v i • l thr Caliente Honk llsta Swaps at n** ru g M l . i ... .f ‘ 1 ? • W IFF/E M ade . f 2 5 ars.1 Nashua 9 5 y e <c* V k Pil|> th i i i • nore\ * u Both brilliant 3 year-old* will ft a b # Cm a v p atVfV l* J l f r l» « a% a s : i /9 - Y B A X ‘ CLC' carry 128 pounds tor the mile and C*LV t>, llw fio ctl f i s a * G O L F / \ 3 PRO P-3 Y a quarter. D us is the same im ­ l* lr # < U A VP (J. *. 1 1 X 1 m 11 »i p t * * i JUV-OR , port and distance a« for the Ken­ of 1 M in t * I.* 1 1 2 ? I « CMA vP .’C V tucky Derby, whrn Swaps handed A I M n i l II ^ T .C L A P W/CMGAti, /V /?>*»Al* l» aa A Nashua his onlv setback of the Wi l l B e o \ e o f t f e |*r« v Ih • • 9 | year with a length and a half vie M r ll> e r ti *» y o jA S E z r r w e at* t i l l > i. . t i f 1 I ft 4 lory in 2 oi 4 5. SOF'M F O R T - £ V . * ft O Y M V$ T ' l l e l l If 1 1 * 4 AVP . V tlln a* Both roll* Mill be ridden by about i * : i aw jr C *A U P /0> fA P, 1 1 1 ! 4 ACQ.TU C A R O L / A 'A , Ihe best Jockeys in the business. 13 0 rH * > / a p ' T t arnetl :h • 1 * 1 Herman Pi/tarn drove home » A A A 4 Eddie Arraris up on 'he E a s t’ s \i . . i |. • • * 1 Nashua anil Willie Shoemaker Gainesville's d in -ive run in tie H li a»—em l tf aw* Cmvww t n * f t» r f ninth with a sarrlfire fly. The 1 **!■!• .nn i s r i a aboard Ihe West’ s Swaps M w » l*ut * H e a r It T V * Mite •• 1 • * — • l Saints rallied for two runs in thr M n f **r *1 •m*#» ****** n t*>__ % And thrre w ill be no room for bottom of thr ninth brlm c Rolando , ia l : fttM II | l • ,* r. T i . o f r e I, alibis, as in the case ol a crow dot M lro lli l: Ml i ft M i t « m field, for only two horses w ill be K • >1 ll 7* Mil 11 • ■' hm i it. T c r r f l l 1! I l l — out on the fsnrtx conditioned dirt K e ith 1 li e h l i c t 8 \ \ a ' c t ,7 ! * f oval, which has the longest home­ 1 | h le d # T • r e ll. » r it# l! 2 |l M in rllU stretch in Ihe world—t .531 feet. Nt*.1e> H it ft' a «V • • *»|l M r I f ll**v i . ' ! • • 'DA I t . . - I f I I I ! e.f « Comparative times may nr mav Mftl • 1fti & 7*h i r i * r | • *• not be too important In a race ot *. l*ft M m llti t | Its T1IE ASM M IATIID PRESS lio 1 y « thl* kind, but they are certain 'o JIM » >» » H itilth 1 Nearly t SOU golfers, du flrtt and > k fttlra * be significant i**»r *ii * r . T ft I I I its i d c o n t t iG W (op names alike, played in see J 11 F o n K S T H IL L S N Y P - D ie tional qualifying rounds across th e' With the exception of the Ken nation l<Mtay in Ih* first leg of the turky Derby, each roll has run toa'I back to (iipiem ary in :t.r National Amateur Golf Champion Ih r mile and a quartrr only once Davis Cup will be * Ising one for Swaps won thr Westemrr at II >1 the Untied Males unless Lewis* ship. A total of 187 heitha remain to lywood Park Ju ly 9. by 8 lengths Hoad anil Ken Ho-r wall succumb , to the lure of a pot of piolrssm nal! CHICAGO r - D ie Button Red be filled for the championship in 2 00 3 5. Nashua look ihe Dwyer at Aque­ gold S>x Invade Chicago tontfhl tn open tournament, to he held Sept. 12 Australia's 2d-year old Whir Ktd» another Irving wrek for the see. 17 at the Jam es lliv rr emirs* of duct July 3 by the tame margin showed Ihrm srlves t vmpirtr mas-| ond place <’lumen White Sox In tha the Country Club of Virginia it m 2 03 4 5 ler* of Tony T ra b .rt. Vie Sc \ i- unpredictable Am erican L e a g u a llirhmond. ami H im Bichat,Ison. America's- pennant race D ie U. S Golf A**n accepted (op players, whin they won the Shortly alter sundown next Mon* a record I.JoT entries for the rh a llrn g r Bound by a crushing i day. the While Sox w ill hava tourney, exceeding the former high ri.viMinx t r a i n i.aiavn ac SO count Or I . t l *1* of 1,418 in 1911. plaved right games against threa Even after they had won the nf the tougher rivals In the leaxue, I....... .... R«a>a *> u i v-.M<.a :v «> .IVEleven ptavera were exempt he PITTSBURGH f — President cup hv sarrpinc past Seivas an I barring weather postponcm mts Halo..«it:* it at VV l-alm U n i «* *• -• cause of major titles won in the John G alhrrath nf the Pittsburgh Traliert in thr singles and ilouhies After a two-game series witfi vaalav* fa .tXX past Nine other* got lid- Jump on Pirates says he has hern ip for an insurmountable 3 n lead, lavkalali* »* *« -VC the rest, shooting in the Northwest pm arhrd with propositions to srll Bo.ton. Cliirago move* to Cleve­ they continued to applv rot,miles* at. r*i*iakuia t* iv .in srrllonal yesterday at Seattle, flic last plare National la-ague pressure In t^e final two singles land for fm r games, rapped by a Vv.aiv Mil VV* nr.al I.T* IVavVaaa Vv-a.a II, taalat* a where Brure Cir.ld. Cortland, a eliih but “ I ’ m not In te re stf.l" Sunday. The rrsiitts Wore a 79 Sum!av double-header, and Ihen to V**a O rl an-i > 1 member of the Walker Cup leam .| G ilbreath. Columbus, Ohio, m il­ 8 1. 8 1. 8 * victory by H»ad over Detroit for a Labor Day twin bill UalprxxIII* 4. at r*i*r«*>ure t again*! Ihe Tigers. VV. f a i n t n*a. h »•" l - a - a l a ' . » A l t and C. W. Adams J r , nf Seattle, lionaire, aald Sunday he’d been Seix.’ s and a 8 ( 3 8 8 1 . 8 1 t r i­ lull**** av ni di l.t: The ambitious Bed Sox. only S'k claimed the qualifying berths. approached by a group Interested umph by HovrwaU over Richardaaalait al I lak.laiul al iiilanOn rame* behind Ihe front-running in taking thr Pirate franchise to { son Cudd toured Ihr 8.328-yard, par Mi. I'etrrahiira al n«*< h New York Yankees, are Chieago VV. Palm ll-ai h at lla|na-« 11a 70 Broadmoor rouri# in 72 48—tin the West Coast and by "an o lh erl Where In now* a x iiN ii vx i.iite.i a; No one really knows Seivas, *| Manager M arly Marion’ * No. I for hi* two rounds. Adams filled m an" Interested in continuing ihr m 1. PH 32 I* out of Ihe picture. When Hie worry. Sen Trtfli » II ,t*«» Ihe other »p«d with 77-78—|.\i, rluh in Pitlshurgh. * It fill. AMI* *1 don't rare about next Sunday, moving up when E rv I’arent, Hr did not Identify either p arly. | 19’>8 Challenge Round Is played lletrU nd IX G ilbreath ti Id new-men Ihe rluh Down Under, he'll lip 13 H r no Monday or the dav after tomops H«*Btnn Tl 1ft •ft:* Seattir, the Washington Slate «! II • amateur rhamp, and Dick Stearns, will lose about a half-million visit-1 longer has the rqulpmrnt to cope row." taid Maron "T h e next l»*vr**tt Kmiiba* r iif IS X| with the Aussi<*» jm l probably will game Is what rourils and I f f \\ aaitlnf i*>n II •1 .s«« Portland, said they would he un­ tars thl* year, and added: fl<at(IllMMp II ftl i ; i able to make thr national. retire In hit Philadelphia plumb­ against Boston D iry 'v e been tough •‘ We emit I srll and get all of our %i:% r» m in i n ia i i i i and ran get toughdC." Five other members of Ihe Walk money out nf a »a!r, hut that’ s not ing buxine**. N«ltlm*>rr 1*• t v••11 MI IliKiiot) •( Kftr.iaft 4 11jr f** Bff*<Bntd. er Cup tram , one member of fhe In the mind of either Tom <Tnin( ratn losing British Walker Cup tram Johnson, vice president and aecre Only | a m a . an I five of last year's amateur ta ry j or m yself." 14B11%%*• Ml III.Ill I K Hoitrsf, Ml ( hlralO quaitrr finalist* were among those \>« Torh «t K anm IMlf who played today. R 4«)riri|iion at l»«tro|| llal* iM.or *• Al rie u lin d Two m< rnhera of fhe U. S were \ %Ho.%%ia i t: %«*i r VIcAokhn IS if • ii rarm pt Joe Conrad, San Antonio, >1 fill s»««ils r# • 1'll 11• *1»11*1, >B •% .121 T e x , la Ih r rurrent British rham • 1 «t ,»*ft pom and lia rsle Ward. San Fran N't 4* Ti*fk Nl W T8.HK rtifl*!#fi• 1 41 l i t risen, it a former British title I'm* innAti • *>h 11*3 • |»#m ns*il8. B 7' •f •I* *1 • f ?l • i hi* 11**• I’MirUr* li". Ni*b*14 t’ftll*. III 1.**•»!• ftl Tft • 2X holder. > • 1* •% .III I'lltBt.tJtMh Arnold Palm er, the IBM amateur N •lit*** K T'tV H im — ?1 stafav i i . v i r i n v i ' v xr.vi i t i champion, now i« a professional M u r p M . M * S H*Mm •t«ia|*#*i R r n n li lv n I* te siv s SM IT H . AO'Y fiAY/Aa oar Are ArcsifKorrr. 4 J 6 J* r 2Z-Z7 Nearly 1,500 Golfers In Qualifying Rounds Supremacy Road In Davis Cup Play Will Be Long One Standings and More Trying Tilts Ahead O f Chicaqo Results Not Interested In Selling Pirates Moat enarhe* agrat that Ih* rnn | Strongest team* appear tn h« fertne* gelt better balanced year defending champion Miaviviippi, by year. No longer do eight or Georgia Tech, Auburn. Florida, mnr of th* school* hive to lake a Kentucky and Georgia, not nereaback aeat to thre* or four "pow- airily in that order. tra." Diitribution of powtr ha* The aecond division may he com­ reached a point that almost any of posed nf Mltaitaippl Slate. Ala­ I ' h l r - a . I , N #* T. tr a 1 the II SEC team i eaa beat any bama. Tennevaae. LSU. Vanderbilt C i n r l n m i l V P h l U 4 * l e h l I I Vtllssa.iks* al b r n o k ls n O n . ) ■■!•)»• tth*4nt*<1 other conference foe oa a given and Tulane-agaia, not aeceaianly Chi. al I'hllailslphla TVSII4 X•• 14111:1111.11 rtin ln m ll is \» » TntS, III I-outs al I'lriahurals I X Saturday. la that order. w Coach Bob Woodruff tummrd up Eight of iho aehooia have until th* ronaaaiut pretty wall whta b* Sept. IT to gat their football me•aid "Tba Southeastern Conte rear* ehlnaa la rradlnevv for opening till* race ah a pea up aa being • gamaa. The other four—Alabama, tight on* right down to the wire.. Auburn, Tenneaae* and Vandy— With strength of all teami becom­ will open a week taler. ing bolter balanced, 1 think It will Between Thuraday and tha open be quit* unusual if • ungla team Ing kickoffs, thouiandi of man goal through tba tea von unde­ houri will be apenl on blocking feated." aledi and tackling dummies, black­ To be aura, tom* learnt appear board atrategy aeationi, wind to be atronger than othera but none ipringa. calisthenics, ball handling, ia a aboo-ta for tha tltl* and non* aignal drilli, railing, punting, eon eaa b* elaatad a t a bopeiaaa, hap tart work and game-likt acrimlata pushover. magag. Fight Results |,fm l l u r w j . Ml S*te (i ...a n d the livin' is e a s y $ Ta r li . A M W (Hff.IMN* ~ >41i *v e I \* w Ot|a«h* mil t»'sl i*I**1 Carl <’**«•'•, III. Iisltin.ui* || la-Waon. I 2 U WE ARE MOVING OUR SALES OFFICE WILL BE LOCATED AT THE CORNER OF LAKE MARY BLVTL AND WEST CRYSTAL DRIVE IN LITTLE VEN ICE with Telephone Sanford 150ft All homes In Dreamwold *nd Wynnewood nr# sold. We have homes available at Crystal Lakes LONG DISTANCE at your fingertips Club, Inc. and Little Venice. So easy fo keep in Inxtant touch with friends anil loved ones—»o much a part of truly modern living— and wheicvci " 'D iC C l'O V l Jv. Hues 1M9 Sanford's Leading Builder you cull, Uic cost it low. S O U T H IR N B U LL Telephone and Teltgroph Company a a i. B . �0- i Page 8 . •' f THE 8AXF0RT) HER ALU f Tor*. A u g 83. 1151 M c C lo y — erNor.m man's vote* that answered your to drop tn after dinner. Bha needs TW* M * with Ut* 4 r* n 'e c *m 4> call?" a fourth at bridge." <--p (ollox*! atqzoa 4o«e rutk a • "I think an. t don't know. It "Going?" HIM. h i* T*f». Wlfhl be ■ .np. f a iioioa *npw*e biio ta* l u j i / i,p waa a hoarse, muffled voice." rial itar* .tilth •** lup ( * im tut I f 4ar. s*4 MpmiMO Ut. UcV-ul *u» of 1*41*" fWkp M Ik* weslry »jst« f ( M r * Ht4 M Irk ta u>« Mors ta if . m n i i i to -.Irur, it k.i «h«a U*w* atapp«d ant tata Um •<i««t **•■*. • b o . f#M«4 *if* ud <• 4i*4 MB., lb Iha wh—l, of a car Aa4 aa ha 4 *4. Bara Dace* buuikl tha (War at In4ta" robp for l.ta ir rraut pi.a .aa amaaM to *»4 Uarrp ll„ a an atbua ataara I* tha bom .hrra aha r#Ji4*4. *• w4ia» at tha rauMir b a a I 4 a hr* Sha tucked bar purrhaaa tnia bar puraa ax. *art Iba atora . 11* lloaa. Tb»r a U * H •> * rafatana uprova *a4 tkara la tka millIB( fro .4 llnaa 4 i>-pvch/ , 4 laaiia* tka ba.iH»fo4 Mtaa Uarra sloes ll*r* aa Ortcaial . tth a da.ia* cal tali'—4 o. bia a*n>. tMna4 har at tha table Ha trtt4 »* ha fM*a41». hut Sara aui air .ft tha placg Aa4 aa aha .tib . l homa atoaa poaNartaa tha rt44la at Otrrr Hoa*. s m i »ith 4rtar*a fooirtrp .aikr4 h»M«4 b*r la For attartmcBt aa Coat Uat Slrart. •ha Ml liaiialap In tha amtanu* ail'hra la Ho.* a apaitnoal ahma b»r IfallJ ataatthr aouiidk of i« * li» « x ” h*»4 M*t ha* rubiil** lb tarror l« tha auurtlr-furalib*4 apartm'iit of Ju4nh Jraklat. halo. h»r. Jn4ltb aa Uta/lor 4<rorator, i t t t tha bulldtaa. ' WKTTSMT/ MuWtrriPf icrD oc«'W i ihc t-t a am Q E M C M O eoucw / v • v t s 'r P cM C M aeo*/ a o r o w e > « x r *% o e iv - c * Ir w a s k»v n « s r V twinQIS SUOt w e c f s ’'J Q s e o x x . cove A»FA« AMO yMOGOL'bQOJG w m en w e w e n e o o ^ G i M tveo »viOu Gmt rwAr so*s« o e* m v so*- mouud e e 0 4 * iC » i3 w ,v iV W ) l i •v- , r_ |M C 3 AOOi-"T C a mao ooimm a ^ o ^- t-,------ - ' ' w ' r n u A « o * / \n D M u a r o f lu c t M A B O je o /^ » | jM k - r . IP r CAM W fL P Twr> su o e^ MA*ee a UAMoaoMf O X A e^ citAPTKn nrx TltKT at nod in a ItUit vrdltmtr with a trlophonr. bka Judnh a and Sara*, whit* Judith prraxd a twitch button. Ovrrhaad ItghU bl**rd In tha living room beyond. It wa* tmpoMtbl* to 1*11 If anyon* had bern there recently. Tha heap nt rigaret atuba in each aahtray could have Inn there (or minute* or hours. A nackti* wsa draped arroaa n Umpahade. A wicker armchair wraa overturned on tta atria near an open window. Judith walked into tha ernter nt the room. “Hit Anybody horn*?” Out.tide, traffic mumbled, but Ut* room ILa*If waa utterly aiitL “Let'* make aura." Judith Jtrked the kitchen door open, t h a n marched arroaa ■ hall to tha bed­ room. Doth ware empty. Bo waa tha bathroom beyond. •Anticlimax." 8h* cam* bark to survey tha living room with a frown. "Soma mm have no t u t a In furnishing, not even bad tu ts . A littte paint and a (aw approvers would pull this room togelhar." Bars remembered bow proudly Garry had told har that ha had furnished Uta whole plaro for tees than 1300. "Gerry tent n professional (tecorator Hka you. He'a a radio pro­ ducer, usually just on* Jump ahead of lUa deadline." She looked at the wtekar chair lying 'on lie aide. "That could be what 1 heard —a chair falling over." Judith'a rye* narrowed. "Hut what made It fallT" T think Uiero was aomebody hare a littte white ago." "Then why didn't you bear any footatepeT" "If* walked softly, and b* didn't go off tha nig. It waa dark, lie didn't kJMi«v the apartment, so he blundered Into a wicker chair while ha waa searching for a Ught switch." "And than the telephone rang and he waa afraid not to answer It," amended Jullth. "Waa It a • MIMIIIU . ITMAT5 nJONplE SHE W A nfS ME s - f TO CUT THE r 'N tG R A S S r OID DADDY ^ G0 9 HE DAN OFF IN BOTH * D'OECTiONS a a ru rv V/CLL, DO* l*T 3U3T t t f TWER* — BRTJ WE COTTA GET OUT s -------- OF HERE! y ------ ■u t . u rn . d a w —. <J«OWNo<*® OOVT <90TO R IP T mS . RAffLVl . V HAl.__ .-T n .* »*U2| 6 B B " r A L'CffJT-LOCXN’ r — MTTwIAVNTI , , J s fls jfs s ja ? **& x\ 70WOT DWI Claims Made Against Motorists Florida Highway Patrolman Carl Williams made charges of "driving while Intoxicated'* against (wo motorists Sunday. According to report* Med with the Seminole County Sheriff. John Edgar Bruton. 40-year-old electri­ cian of Maitland waa a rre te d and tumad over to Deputy Sneriff Hub­ bard Eubanks at the scene. Gordon William Cualavion, M year-old clerk of Sanford, waa alto taken into eualody and turned over to Deputy Eubank*. »i.a*a eo a o o n Legal Notice T O O H S a ftS k »v - “ * m „ u^ "IVhen you called bark the sec­ ond time, he was probably already on tha stair* ‘ or in the elevator." "I didn’t near the elevator or footsteps on the stairs." Bara re­ called a level suigaong voice. A man with a eat tattooed on hi* thigh will walk softly. Aloud, ah* said: "Why did this intruder get out tn such a Lurry? It* Lad no way of knowing 'hat I was calling from an apartment in the tarn* building, that 1 might com* upstair* and knock on Gerry's door at any moment." "Maybe n* recognised your vote* and so waa able tn guess you we re just downstairs tn your own apart­ ment where you could have heard tha rraah" "tlow could that ba when I didn't rreogmxa hia voire?" "You said tt was hoar**. Maybe he was making it hoars* tn you wouldn't identify him." "Ilow did h* get into tha build­ ing without a hey?" "I don't know." Judith hettuted. "Unless ha had stolen Gerry* hty.“ "tn tha Au*omat?“ "U (Jerry's pocket was picked, yea. It not—well, if* poaaib.e that Gerry waa tnduiril to leave the Automat and tlirn robbed citewbtrw. Let’s go back to my apartmen!." ta tha halt. Judith s t a r t e d toward the elevator. “Lefa p i down tha fire »tair*.“ suggrjied Kara. "Ju t in cars there'* some trace . . ." 'Thera won'l be." rMortcd Ju­ dith, and ah* waa right. In ludtth'a room, Bara sank bark on a birchwuod beige divan. "W'ha- are we going to do? Call the hospitals? Or tha police?" "Let* try tn b* logical about this Bupjtos* Gerry did have an important meeting that he* sud­ denly r » i .: * m h * r e d alien be reached tha coffee spigot? Huppo*« he just had time to make It If ha caught a eab at onre with­ out stopping for explanation*. Buppove you really did gat • wrong number tha Brat Uma you called hi* apartment, and suppose no ona answered your second call berauaa there waa no on* there." "That leaves only the noise I heard and the chair wo found over­ turned." “The chair waa light wicker and on* of hi* windows waa open," said Judith. "Titer* might have been a sudden gust of wind." 8h* looked at her watch. "Ifa only ■ o'clock now.- I wouldn't call the hospitals — y*L Or tha police. They'd just laugh at ua You look all in. What about a club sand­ wich and Mima coffee?" "I'm supposed to ba dining with my aunt. I'd raUiar sot go after all this." “Call her then.Jtditlia Uteption* was In tha vestibule, too. Bara came out with a cricked smile. "8he want* .ne ex ip , s, • a SAN FRANCISCO <J1-Mnre than a year ago a tiny wren (ell on a freighter'* deck 300 mle* at »ea. Harry flauien, carpenter aboard the American Pre«idrnt Line*' Shooting Star, fed the (amlibed ami exhausted bird. He put It In a cage Put soon he allowed It freedom of the thip a* the vessel called at Adak, Okina­ wa. Japan and San Francisco. In Seattle Clautcn took the wren U mile* Inland and turned It lno«e. Next morning the bird wrai recking at Ctauien'* cabin door for hi* morning ration. The bird ran keep going to aea with d a tu m a i long a* it wanta. And he figure* he ihould have picked • more fitting name than Stupid. A rito iiA n rs p r o v e FATAL TO MOOSE NEWCASTLE. NR CT-A high’® * “ « " « » " • s. jumping nooie lost hi* life yeaJV O X R T .!'?.* .,JS Jh P a! lenlay when he failed to clear a Newcastle driver'* car. *: v i S E . r n s ; ‘ iu ,T ia The moote came belling nut of te a iw Ik# Clreall C M il far Beetlnel* Veewiy. Ft»- the wood* near brre ju»l aa Gerry Donahue and a frlenj came driving by. The ajgntal look off majestiriHy — and craihtd through tha e«r roof. Donahue and a passengar e»taped injury. The car wa* badly damaged. The moose broke hi* leg and a mounted police cogitable abet him. . Loan aua tO C K 7M T M il u S »«■*«»». Auaraav fee rta nonet R v :b IJ a Mm WELCOME NAVY a E v H '» ! WILL YOU BE OUR GUE8TT Mar-Lea Hotel AW)hrtc|)r V "1 aaid that I’d drop in for a moment, but that I was tu> tired to atsy for bridge. I esid that I'd got mixed up in soma unpleasant business. I bad to say something." Sara sighed, drained of all frelmg except a dreary sense of let­ down. Why, Gerry, what are you doing here? Brown eyes amaxed. thra suddenly warm and quizzi­ cal . . . 1 buy my aocks her*. And you t . . . Affectionate drollery in the way h* called her Dacrr. as it in* ware a man as well as a bread­ winner. Hid b* been thinning all tha tun* that ah* was a bur* and a nuisance? To be shaken off aa noun aa feasible? It was ah* who had spoken Brat. Too eagerly? t'oi once the fragrance of broil­ ing baton mad* Bara leal shghtiy nauseated, bh* moved In tha open window. The cloud* of early eve­ ning had passed. The dark sky waa brilliant with stars clustered lik* the lights of a distant city. The street was empty, except for a.lone soldier passing the lamp at the corner. Bejida the Ump-po-t was a wire basket, crammed with trash. A crumpled mas* of wrap­ ping paper lay on the sidewalk. One comer of the paper aturk up like a sail ready to ratrli the slightest breeze. But It did not atir. Bara put a eigsret in her mouth and lit a match. Tb* little flame stood straight and unwavering as a spear in the maltonl*** air. Could there have been a pud of wind a few minutes ago? Btrnng enough to overturn a wicker chair? I don't believe it. And I don't bclieva that Gerry waa aorry to see me this evening. II* was glad. "Supper* ready!" Judith was carrying a tray to a “free form" table near the windows. "I can't eat. It would choke me. I'm aorry." Bara rota stiffly. "No matter what you do, I'm going to th* police. Suppose I pick up to­ morrow morning's paper and see that aomathu.g bomb!* baa happenad to Garry. How will I feel then if I don t go to th* polira now because I'm afraid of botear­ ing them?" "If Oerry turn* up perfectly well tomorrow morning he'll be furious with you for meddling." T don't car* If he ta. This way I can sleep in peace and face tba mnming paper knowing I'v* done everything i can." Judith gave Bara a peculiar look. "I behave you're Ui love with him." Sara waa ailent. her thoughts churning. Why had eh* naver realised tha truth hereetf? "I know 1 am. Are you coming with me?" "Yea." Judith's eyes were fixed on Bara's face, ws'chiag for the effect af her naat words. "Became I happen to be tn love with him myaalr. And I'v* known him long­ er than yuu have." tTm ft* CoMltaacd/ im te z m obeyi" he «ald! “ A man doe It have to look ■•ter h li ahmiM lio «rf whether ! hr i< bring it at d If hr i« living up lo hit nan tonal alandardl of ronicienre." Ditcuuing Ih Itgrlfiilluril «iti nation. Penney ini "Thu good arvI richly endnld land it only on the lhrr«hot I of lit greatrii arh:cirmcnl». Vl h u e learnrd many in k the hard p u t and are still learhig. Two thing* <*cm to make e rfin our agricullure-* future. 'T i n t , thr fit- I nrrd« of our uwn in rrrj'in g hpulaiton and lho»r of nnr mi'ijtti of nungry brother* all m er V' earth-' sad irrond. the dailyl improvemeaaw* wr are making nv [be land, from nnr own ei|ierlcm* and In Ihe ie ,rsrrh licpartm iis of our ro|. tejf *." Two Groups Plan Appeal To Protest Examiner's Ruling LAKELAND If-Roth Florida O trut Mutual ami federal Trada (’ommittlun allornrji plan lo ap­ peal an rxaminer'i ruling m tho* aniitruit suit agilmt Mutual. The grower cooperative waa advi«oJ hy Fletcher G. Cohn, FTC attorney, he plant tn object to parts of thr rzam.ner'a decltlon. He said he particularly oppntc* Ihe prte ot Ihr ruling which »aya Mutual com milled nn antitnut vln. lalioni after May, t9U and that Miilual'a supply arijuitmrnl pro­ gram Is legal. The supply adjustment program li a syHrm whereby Mutual tell* shippers how much fruit th* mar­ ket will aland FTC Examiner Everett t . Hayera ft ruled in effeet that Mutual had committed Illegal aria before May, 19ag but not after that data. I'Worst Disaster' Takes Three Lives Of Small Children Mifz Tin*-iti i "HEALTH 18 WORTH MORE THAN w LEARNING" Without good health It |g difficult, tb get learning, or enjoy many of the good things of life. Years ago, health was dependent on good luck. Bat m w Medical Sdencu says. •Yau can bars hat. tar had tv * and we would * * * * * 11 ID d a n je y It, T h e f i r s t s te p la to v is it y o u r P h y sic ia n f o r "i-upa, o r a t • n i J t f t l I l f M 01 I We wiH appreciate rmtr chooeing ua to ba "Your Pharmary." Wa can supply tha health aids r>u may i f * fi.UNE.SVAr -r—The mo«t Im­ portant la v if i life are thoi* which are to written down in legal hooka. 1.' Penney, founder j of the chain fc'rnney ato m , told 1 Florida Asfidiural rxtrntioa Service w utkfciondav. Hr addrci>totha opening «**• tiitn of the a' lil Agricultural Ezlenshn Srrvuwnnferencs allenj1ed by county urnU. home dent* omtrallon agist and other «pe. riatliU at fiejkiveriity of Flor­ ida. ilhote law i can 'Adherence ' he called obeii ;e of a man tn that which he tot be forced to ’ CAN OF 'HANDV FRIGHTEN'* WOMAN ABERGAVENNY, Wales ill — Mrs Peggv Jonea orvnrd a ran of South African pineapple for her children — and screamed for her hiishani. "Titerr'a a human hand Ut It," shr raid. Closer Invesligailon disclosed a pair of pink >ubher glotea had bern filietr wnn pineapple juica and stuffed into the ran. After registering a complaint, she received a letter of apology from tha makers — and two fresh ELPASO, Tex. tev-Thrcr small canv "We fan oily *«iume It waa children lost Ihnr live, Sunday In what nne official called "one sabotage," Ihry aaid. of tho worat dliaiters the city has INVEMIGAlioN SEMINAR ever teen" when a M mm. shell TO RE AT U of F exploded over a picnic fire. GAINESVILLE IF-An arson de­ Ten otbera were injured, one tection and investigation seminar crilieally. will he held at thr University of Aait. Ftru Chief W. E. Wood rtortda Aug. J lJ e r t. t for mem­ u id , "Thera was food, toys, chain bers of fir* depart stents, law en­ and clothing scattered all over the forcement agencies. Inturaara new place. This U one of the worat ganlratlons. defends sepvlcta and d Iu tte rs Uie city h«a aver mf other Inleteated group*. fered. "One boy waa blown right out of hts shoes.’* The explosion ripped through an apartment houie yard, killing 4year-old Velma Moralei Instantly Grorg* Valdei. «. was dead on arrival ai lh« El Paao General lloipltal and Riroardo Ixijan, ta. died ■ short tlmo later al the hoipltal. LAST TIME TODAY Tiny Hector Ramlrer. 4. It In critical condition. Both his leg* wrtro amputated. . . J. C. p e y Tells Openi% Session Of Imnlanf taws STARTS TOMORROW �■ ■■■■» f- THE OLD HOME TOWN -t ARTWXEB FOR RALM • e f'V fi H i ^»W-t OtRra / IU S By STANLEY DAILY CROSSWORD A R M Y-N A V Y S U R P L U S N EW Jungle Hammock* » 9i Pup Tent* .............. 3M T A IN T S A L E ____ 133 gal. 310 benlord Ave Phono 1321 ACROSS 1 A frictinn match 6 fn l* ng a rm 11 Cr.tM i"« 7J Sb*»plik| 1) Befsrs (n iu t > 1t A M imrnts t.Y " 'itkcns D IN IN G Room furm ’- urc-Duacaa Phyfe Crotch Mahogany E x c e l­ lent condition Table, six chair*. Buffet, i hu>« cabinet and t i n in i Table. 3t-iit be *ren to ap­ Phone 110 • A. B. Peterson Jro k n r preciate Mr* John L RpimA*acetate* • A. B. P« terse* J r . ley. Celery Ave,, Thone 6T3-W P. J . Cheater*on. Oertnlo Wil­ lett* John Man ah. I t W. Wfl. Uam*. A. C. DooOaey. Land Sur- rtyer. C. A. W H ID D O N , SR . Key. Reel Estate Broker V. E . 14 A’ »nue Barsarlv Appliance Center IT. Tcnsll* -y o u r Weitinfheuse D ealer" M»>*ar w*iher» 113 Magnnba Ave Prone 1137 s'r»n|iti tabbr > !« M dkietum 1!* Fa tte n .a i CONCRETE Douglaa. Aaioetate 11» S. Park_______________ Ph. tRB an animal Beady Mixed Contreta. Gracreta BU>ck. Sand. Gravel. Cement Concrete Pipe to Meet All Quali­ ONE YOU CAN HANDLE . fications. 3-Btdrtwm. CB home, tile bath. Pboae : u i TV actanna. lirge yard far ch.Mrtn. la m a is t* occupancy S h a m a n C o n c re te P ip e C a Out Weal 13lh SC u s e r — S140O dswn. Mi. per month OR 11.000. down and alightly higher monthly pay. Sewing Mackraea. aad Repairing meat*. Paymenta include ini. BESTS IU S. Park Pbeoe 1T«J. and taxes. You shoold »«# the — Factory to T tu — details on thu. O t i n tuniisl4l *PU a 0 } **• A lu m in u m 3U FalmcUgAt*. Phone *i*. FOR RENT — 2 Bedroom down­ Venetian Blind* stairs ap*. furnuhed. dote tn. Enclosed head. Sag proof bottom ______ rooou, % WCLAKA , . 663 per month. ra il with plaettc ends. Plastic or prtvau bat 114 w . F u s t s t W. I t -101 - R T E M P E R Realtor — General Insurance l a Q a t a T i i a l B aby B a i l B ar Week it month—TeL U 8 . Gertrude B. Dtaffelder Aaaeclate 112 N. Park Are. F a ^ tv T c a X r t U l Weal V int Phone 2122 RAYM O ND M. BALL. B R O K E R 8 D. HUhlerman. Associate FU H N EH ED APTS. 0 M. Harmon. Ajsociatn Pboae MO CMS Wan Or CaU a t Furni­ M4 South Park Ave. ture Canter. U l West l i t W o o d ru ff f t S in g le t a r y Seal EaUto Av lion Apia n i r u i r a r 72D-W. t«J WaeMuff Bldg, rtyoo J? Anger 75 To tie again P Leg ;s nt to riapa'.chsd 14 Ptm.mns prop run 16 Small rr mstoJe rr* y*t in Creek tr'.tcr 21 MujiCnote : t A im.a'l ^ ar.m al , Inhibiting Syria f* M-.iretlany r s L : : U 'urt. IfHI* her* n-exiurf UMU 'J U U IIJ U 71 Chinu a u u u ju iu r r ls ' <U U U M ii UlJl-i for UOkttSli] CJUQ.iLn w ite r n au jJ ta la u itctu t But » tlHOU JL L .J 71 H ilf s n Y. Ilu 4 l)'* i l l ' l l •m 24 A dueste 75 I ut* god pf children 77 P»rt nf 37 Wandering ' ts be * **e:km*7Y 30 Lai* • 3! Of the t-.n 31 R n r r «Ger ) : - ck 40 A itrikin g succeia .* t C-rl a ra.me t ilin g ! 33 YYiCkvd A 1 Id •V S to Adam b 31 Bra-'ch ;.J M il a nicknami 34 F l .*7 1-- >r-.'ar *f t*<- »»•* ing tapes. Cotton or ayleu 1 h 4 L : i Relating it> V % IA i t IY IX '/ / n ich m f eordi. Senkarik GU jvy and Paint Ca 113-11* Weal 2nd SC > Helt In a rrcd lr 6 N ith rrU n d l seaport 7 Mater tl ef clepbant t tusk 3 Cod 1*11 of Ytclnry tC r * f* A i-nvex r c llir g t A rchil. I Pbme 33* 40 Olr.m <* |r RED-!*M IN C O .V K R ET E M a tch Ccacre*.* <v>. 309 E ln * Ave. Phone 1333 i L L oom rob* lb T 7/ for -<smsn 47 Csmr'i** Used luraiture. eppUanres. tool*, ete. Bought-mld. L a rry '* Mart. 321 E ast l i t SC Thone 1631. 41 .v*n-»'tff A Little Rtt of Evcrythint' t Sxr}.*t UOYV N THE CURIOSITY* SHOP YY / / 31 U /. . 45 XI TT" 44 ' 3 C illr _____ a 1— ■--------■ e a - m u r m u R AM PI.R 3 L IN E AD U E Seminole Realty for Desir­ R o liert A . W illiam *. R e a lto r Next to Benwtt'a Court IT UJ So ta— w t O A t wren vacua* - t i n b r a u t y PAiiitR.** -a a 1 able Homeland Apt*. Fhoaa 27. Raymono E. Lundnuiat. Asaoclita USED TRACTORS Phone 1473 Atlantic Bank Bldf. Britt Tractor Co. F la a b lt g . B r r w v Heating SLM.MEli SPECIALS G E T extra rash for article* you ray 1T-/2 (teaik Pu—» Ml MCE Baalroap, tS tr “ “ M. G. H O D G ES no looter u*r Place your ad to­ on aad bath. Fhona 202>wREW ARD ! day. Phono 1321. S e rv e e oa All Water Pumps— Perrainect Wave* SH O E C LE A R A N C E funUhed Apartmant of happmeii and contentment to Wells IV tllrd — Pumps Shaping t M»llng Our Apeclaltv the family who buys thu lovely La die* and « nil tr-n a Snoea. Paals le s d fhnee 7M Sanford* llo it Modern Beautv I A 3line ad, such a t the onn above * J S Z a m o«Yr.Ua. U 2 bedroom modernued country II.no PR. Salon. Air conditioned. Soft ua- it only 3A.- per day on eur low s home. situated 5 mllea out near Sanfeid >hor Center U r . an 1 Pewjuin l» r*rr*. furelday earned rate economy plan. 43c S Ballroom hsuaa, _Blcrlr _ ito.'tx Condition la like new. It'* So Fany 201 Sanford A*e. i aad Urge der day fur 3 days and 34c lot »had. Porth. ean o rta HARRIETTS with plenty of beautiful oska R. G rant To Place A Want Ad l dsy. abiding the entire yard. m«k* U P R IG H T PLANO - M0 JIT B E A U T Y NOOK ts i living conditions moat idtal 103 So. Oik A ie. Phone 971 West 3rd St Ju tt Call 1821 and aak for for aay tyje buyer A barialn bargain the Want Ad departm ent A B T K l.r j* W AN TED For enlv 13 no the above 3 ’J ne ad et fT.loo With term i arram ad LOVELY Cnt»UM. Bfe«lr ftunlib. Sanford Herald is rn the job tor you or J full ad. By W**k or i t onto. Home Hi lb rat CASH. T R A O E IN prtres days. Only 62.23 keen* it working Seminole Realty HAIR NEWS AHEAD altar a p. rs. or on Y*eek-«mtt. paid for used furniture Call 933. t>.;a,L'> ou et>y »< t ..■ and lor you tor 3 days. 1 day Is only 4 ^tiee ancth on IM S. Fiv*- W. DfETRJCHS T. W. MKRO WLaon-Malar Furniture Co. I ll IN STA LLA TIO N of Linoleum. Car- Emitr.rot.1 wived lint* with »Lgh*Jv - •Oe. Folgta MoteL R . J . CarrolL IN I Park Are. Rsrltt pet*. T llr* . E . l i t SC___________________________ t YY tt ai I t ndo i / Nb H 41 rn g n t v> » YO 4 Blunder* tig-Jar* 1 Denrabin Fumlabad us-w. , # A pt Pb. ________ TWO BEDROOM F u r n i s h e d »*LK— a* — — — — — W m— K t f J* W A N TED -19 W AN TED — Young M an ""lo r newripaper presa work Apply John Cullum. Sanford Herald RED-T-MDC CONKRETE M c itlf Concrete Co. Pboae 1333 L I F E or H. 4r A insurance agent wanted iu Ssrfnrd to *ell inV E N E T IA N B L IN D S •uranre tn Pilot* or Career (Nattonally Adv. BoUaHeed) men No tnrreaae tn Premium Manufactured in Sanford or War Clautra Retired Naval H o u J t l liW a it lMh S t Phone 309 Elm Ave. awi-W after *■*> P «■________ Sanford Linoleum A Tile Co. 127 W. 1st St. Phone 1917 Dogex n ii r la u * biek. that look" v is it— For EVA-BBSS REALTY SHOP Air Conditioned nx> O R SANDTtxn A Finishing. HM E . 2nd bt. Osk Goers furnished, laid A fm I’bone 363. tahed. In business since 19m. Toe above 4-bne ad can be run E F . Stevens: Route 2, Bo* 227: 23- M 1I.N D BT b K R V V IC R 6 full d a is tor only C to, 3 days Call 716R-* before 7 a. m. or (cr only it DU and one day tor 12c after s p. m. • One hour • H ast and D a m p -------------- FURNISHED A pt floo Park Ave 4 Riom Dowwtelra ru ra . Apt Dry near nuriery. Ph. MS-w.______ SrabtoW VcaaetlAa H M Cm. o tlirer ran qualify for Agracjr. • One boor H • Wash and Dry rLU M B T N G H* Went Jrd S t Pboae I Ha»en Life Im u racre Co. P O. Fold Coo tract aad reixxir wort Free Boa 3711, Orlando. Florida NEW 2 Bedroom Pram* Mouaa la eaBmatea. R L. Ila rve y. JOi • Fumhed IJtiadry Dresmuold. Complete kstrht n •I VARIETIES PANELING ta p er Sho* Sbinr Bo* • Sanitone Dry aeanlag Super Sanford Ave. Phone 162*. „______ t of the city, deep Native and Foreign Woods SDt>? Service. 110 S P srk Soulhtdde laiiBtfrom at »«!!. electric pump Price MAM. So# Them At Booth Mde Pwadeiart Bldg. Dona IV». Monthly payments iw n t R A N m —JA B B'OMAN to do baby *UUng from I3 B — S h a m a n Concrete Pipe Co. IM Cam 261k SC IU .. Phona *46-W. 4 p. m.—• 2—10. 107 W»*t Mh St Oat Weal 16th S t Phene 240 p. m. I9A K E L P W AN TED (Fe m ale ! IM rrr u w o sr r v ic k —n Ralee to Furnished Apt. 1113 Park. AdulU QUICK CASH for Furniture. Add­ OPtW ^TcJW ^Tranfer^TnJnen! ing Machines, Typewriter*. Out* Policyboldrrs ced single or double needle maL. L h ill—Plano Technician board Motors. Boat* Super chin**. Experience not neces­ John WimjuBN Umy. Agtery Trading Post. One mile South sary for ares 17-33. 201 Commrr417 BoafOrd AOaatic Bawl on 17-92. Thane 2212-R. elal^ t Phone 23ng M beuM, S nilM °y' 01 G**Ad* rrtl.'ers are requested to no Phone 146-J or 9**-J. I I WORK W A N TED U tify the Want-Ad Department tm The Florida Tinea I’aion mcdiatelv of any errors in thnii Your Moraine Paper. HIGH S a iO O L B O Y With row er sda. at The Saniord llrrald «nll t>. I Room Furntibed Cottaic Mi. For Horae Delivery Mower wants mowing. Tbone rripont'ble fur only ono incurred r month. Lake Mary, Phone Phone Jack Benton. 422-M Tia-M-4. intertioa. *C ' j j * * •• ‘ 4 j u R A f i C t »W . N U R S ES A ID , with H eipital exAIR CONDITIONINU • iC f-f 31 1 j >m completely furtuahed T k m Room parfance ta earing for the Ul Boom or House Call us about our buatnrst ritea A rsuinm t Ground floor. JIT :• K. ' 'iK t LD o or aged Prefer evtaing or night Tbs IVant Ad Dapartm .nt la & a. POPE CO, IN C P a S e tto iAre duty 207 East 6th St - - Ave. m. Phene | m S*omU Path epen from 6 39 a. m. until 6:30 p. Houie Tile beth. T W Bedroom m. each buiineaa day earrpt Set* LAW N MOWED by Ja rr y Lord i i W M M A1 Gibbons. Lake Free estimates Phone i .y it . iv urday eftetnecn. D taH irw for > W m BE R A S K GSBIw w a g It v s way YOO to tee US before week-day injections I* 6 00 p. m. yvu buy. Open Eveiunga and th* day pdcedlng publication. Bdays. FuraUhed lvite»* ^aatrsnea jb Apt lhoi Magnolia Ave CLEAN furnished Apt One. Two ---- - s u n SU Park Ate G eraio Out Wen Uth USED GAS RANGE — Unusually clean-Maglc Chet Full site. Special at 142 30. Sanford Gea Co.. 210 E eit 1st St. IS ft. m ast case, completa Phone Eaatalde Tt after SaJew. Palalka. Fla. I ■ Jt' ---- ■■ lJ^ A U TO M O H l L E B R U k E IIS^ “ U S ED P LU M B IN G 2392. F IX T U R E S r u iu i VIRGINIA SINIA _Grown Grows Cabbage plant* . . . Cabbi -r||r a s .* * Gin Grocery, MOT Sanford A m 1U J S. 0 ut Phone tag Room. I Piece Bedroom Group with M altreat and Box Springs ........... 6233.00. derm a) ra ECHOLS BEDDING CO. SOFA aad cbalr. Phono 46 or a u at 4 a Magnolia. ■ B {ra e °tss& w 3 S si? KILGORE Pawal (Mary Plaati read? to sot. Pboee 1UB-R. T A N K .T Y P E \Vacuum Clearer mania. Good coadle c r ib J. W. U U h realtor Florida BUM Rash Buxldiae -a u M i” F bS T x fji 1723 R 7 P C LIVING ROOM GROUP COVERED IN N Y L O N . —Motors/ Boats/ Tv*tier*— 11 S p o r t ln r Good* Evtarude Saica A S en ire ta* B. tel to. Pb-oe MB S ROOM SPECIAL OCEAN, View cattaga New’srarr- S Piece Dtaatto Set. 2 Piece Llv- CARS BOUGHT SOLD T R A D E D RO BSO N Bay. U Bub t your Fnretture at it e ir r 'i Warekouie Fura . Co., at M l W. 1st. S t A il nation ally adv. fur* allure at warehouse prices. P. M. CAMPBELL Gieeral _ -Bomta 0 1-Way 17-0 /.l j g t f if N /t I K j fars * z '8 r * W. J. KING A Ssniln"'# County n rgm man I* rbarrsd **ith ''a»»ault and b attrry " and la lodged in th# SriKinnle County Ja il a* * r .iu lt rtf a cutting icrapr involving an­ other nsgro woman. , R r'h sr Rtn«*. J6 - * r jr ." ld nr^rn wnmsn of th* Unoksitouti ti'U o n of L*k» Mon>r*. cut Naomi T e rr, rran with • knif» -b ile trying tn prntrri h srarlf from the b!<"»i It **a» rrpoflad /V \R . 2 « ’ A «3-B4JM7TPTAL Mate- KS4i*a,‘'rf£.,a Bn 5 W ilt i/ik t t Blcyles A Lawrratowera titiocuag 2434 F B JG ID A IH 6 and service. G. F la . fk a M U tt-W after • ert I* ank s ANAS in New York, u trtdeal of Amenejn senrtcamaa ar»’’ir.d the world ox be reads the red* of mndu^t for all members of t.’i* armr.l forvea. Drawn up by an .idvuory rommlttre on ttlson* «ri nf war end signed tiy Preeldent Euenhnwer. th e rode orders ret ling to tho utmn-t e a p t iY it v m l quutiomng. Ailowincws era made for torture and brwinwaahirc. but the tod* condemns “oral or written statements disloyal to my country end tta Naomi Freem an ! light hand « * i badly cut in in argumsnt (>« t a .r n i * two Huniru alicgr'ily o**r * msn Cenitabls J . Q. "Slim * G sllo. way p iiu s Lie • 1*1. th* alte r: at ion. Situ rday af'.srnoon about 6 o'clock. TELEVISION Sheffield Attends Medicol Workshop *i• « \ j » . i • • <.en L O iX — Om Large Yellow Tom C i t Red collar «1tb b*U Child a pet. Please call U S i dan _ ' Mary. M » * 1E Seminole County Woman Is Jailed Rev H. Sheffield of ths f-arr.'.nMe Msmorlal Hoipita! ita ff. « ai nee r.f m sny msoical tachsnlogljti whn have been at ths L’oiveritty r ! r»ortd* for a workihop d**!gned to help Veep th*m up tn dste in Otelr profeaalon Specialist* tn th* fiild a of liver function testa, t8teaUr.il p a r iilt a i. bscterlolngy. aod blond work, conducted lsboratary and i c t .1ntra in G itseivU la tn the fourth aenuil General E xtro im r Dtv|. lion workshop for techniclsp* from the State R rg u trr Boy Reel's Used Cart Saafard Ave. A Uth sc 13 r«*dyb A tittle spare tike thla w ill get your mrasege before our more taao lo om readers. T e ll 'em to dayt Phona 1S21. s t i o rr caauaK i. a v rrsn a r • a rri.R Y P M Y I A t v i f 'ir * W11 * c e il* W ill t 'lr ir i“*r«i' *; 41 c .r t e r s Ceralvai % S llli.f - * 'l* l- t f lk 2 ex» 3 ily f i t - 1 f! W-ii» Orr.ir it Taiui** • os n-v4» Tips I t* : ai liSS s av SM • IV 1V*Y 1" IV u «Y 11 II ia.ia R «s* e-»x*rs. d«n t r.*r1*f‘a !«»ky roof un'.sas rou-war.' to face ths ureanect ef trsvalina from room tn room only •' low ttds. S.ru.uslv. roofs in poor rentir allow aoskinr and rottlnr of well sunoorii. wnsithtlv stains srd a rtnaral atr of mus* tv damcnsis which is a roaslble hsalth manac*. W* stock th* flr.sst rooflnr mstarfals obtalnabl*. efftriar basutv. »*f*. tv and manr yssrs of strvtca with n»cllilbl» unkerp Call en us today and talk tt over. i :s • as • it r «o Ml ? as ? ii . -n CsV.^ef LSJ'.1** lir e h fer T-iw setew {j ill t ll• ■ • rl D '.» » i Y I lb Lilli ill 1 \i '( i * | . w i l t l l r 'sea h i a r r.1 Or O a rs s v is C s r a la s i Users Cues K!4 h*»s. wiksr. Ills. C»» TV N i* s viritnls A t t a r CliatyllbB n ««t M l!l|s W l'il'i.t '.V ? .— S y Dew-gy O la O w rr JI «rsed Ltd TRSis wives • •1 dr YY.ItRsr La is !> » •* New* a n i l Off YrtDYKIDXt M O IIM h Q i t .f s»i t,...« a ra Tss.. X U r R t ig g k e w i s s s s s r a Q u id s F iv e A rth u r O e lf r s i M a ils CKls r-.tft r Pul ‘ M f o r U tils Put W rV-^UuVie srrn trrin a r 4>tS -itr t Mrs."* 0 i * P i-w nea Ar»un4 T tlS O k T i 'l t u r lu*m»n . Call T* Fr*rs6 UlOl Is Rian Oft inabtsr D tr iserel Itsrrr. C s Ms o r KVS.RIJXO F * b (« Iserte 8* ek *1 -ai' - al ram . 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I *1 • Jb « I* I II T.S-b fill h i I Jr< I II l.fs s. s Si # Ii S f: » MOMXIAQ atm c*b Laym lymsr » C*!l T# Frarw D . * a B rsa ksrs .*t»i S i n u s J s a ts r s s bn* i * t i » O’cisek Oub b l« l lR»rtl At A 07*1(4 J s e k s r 's C h s lr s M e rR IR V D s v s i i s m We r s t s r M s ls d tld YVnrld At K i s s Mails T e r Ladle# ------Hu m Tires Tiwi F s r L d d ls s Om ir f o a Club ,4: 6 b iv s liill f e V d r IMS ta in 7 lb 7 It l *b t tt b.*| J *.- b u s Faa.-x j^ ^ s t s t t s a k • �•« — * -9 ' ^ T *- ODHAM TUDOR PR O U D LY ANNOUNCE OUR SOUTH PINECREST SUBDIVISIO SANFORDS LARGEST & FIN EST SUBDIVISION DEVELOPM ENT • C ITY WATER & SEWER • FULLY LANDSCAPED LOTS' • PAVED STREETS 125 - BEAUTIFUL MODERN 3 BEDROOM HOMES - 1 2 5 MANY DIFFERENT FLOOR PLANS PRICED FROM F.H.A. & V.A $10,600 to >14,750 FINANCING • 32 HOMES ALREADY UNDER CO N STRUCTIO N TAKE YOUR We had 59 V. A. and 31 F. H. A. committment! to build th e n homes before the recent change th at 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. CHOICE • YO U R HOME CAN BE COMPLETED IN 6 WEEKS • YO U M A Y CHOOSE YO UR BATH TILE COLORS, BRICK TRIM , PA IN T COLORS INSIDE & OUT. □ BUY OUR >10,600 HOME SALES OFHJR Our Present Plnecrest Development 27» TO JJSJJX l Lf SilfS TOHIM SCHOOL t t m u TDcmraoc*. stru t PINECREST SCHOOL m o ss M 15 ACRES * SCHOOL MOUNDS SO U T H PIN EC R EST . If Too Art A • AW. v e t er a n And Art Eligible Par A V. A. Lota * 3 7 5 . S* * 6 2 . a Maatfc (la. ta u t E la t.) F. If. A. * 3 8 5 , Closing Coot 8 5 0 * Down Paymcal * 1 2 3 5 . IMal Catk P a r M o a l h (Ia> ▼f t / rlndtt T t x t a A W A ‘ la * ) F. H. A. (IN SERVICE LOAN) For Strrkt Ptrtoaatl Only * 3 7 5 . Cloning Cttl 5 3 0 . KDmMaari TtUl Cath A Ptr Maatfc (la . ▼O w . «W t« T a s t e A W W ' laa.) FOR EACH $1,000 THAT THE HOME YOU DESIRE TO PURCHASE COSTS MORE THAN THE EXAMPLE WE HAVE USED, ADD $6 PER MONTH FOR MONTHLY PAYMENT. « ODHAM & / Inc. BRAILEYODHAM, Pr*i n A ■ 4 \ -1 \ - ;■ S--iiiF iir 1 **%.•*•. > v- FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION PLEASE VISITOURSALES OFFICE 2635 SOUTH FRENCH AVE. PIim . 2100 or 2198 mmm ' �STI» O u t ? U a h ero *ad t> 11% ta f t a t 4 Iferald • AN INDEPKNDKNT DAILY NEWSPAPER * WEDNESDAY. AUGUST .11, 195S SA N FO R D , FLORIDA. Raiablkahed IBM VOLUME XI-VI County School Heads .Occupy New Offices In Former Bus Depot Moving to new office* of the Sc-1 minole County Bo*rd of Education » . { • a J || WJ» completed today under the per- | / 0 j 0 | ' | 6 ||S tonal direction of Superintendent It. T. Mil»re and Administrative Awlitant Walter Teague. Early this morning truck* wrre loaded at the old office* In the Sej minole County Court llouie to transfer desk*, bookcase*, file*, Accordint to a propped agree- adding machine*, typewriter* and mrnt between U»a City o( Sanford other paraphenaiia to the brand Peter Schaat, former city editor a n i the operatora of a lightsectng . new »ulte of office* on Commercial 0f The Sanford Herald who f boat from Sanford. Richard ^nJcru ' Avr and W. R. Kemp, the new St. John » Mtlwce wa* highly pleased with crntly purchased the S8-»ear-old % River Boat lino will l»» underway the appearance of hi* new location Orlando Advertising Company, tbit morning a* he took over hi* about Dec. 15 cf Uili year. An eadualve franchl** for the new desk »nd office in the west announced recently that h i. com­ operation of the exrur.lon and end of the building. In an adjacent pany activities will be expanded aighlieelng water erall ha* been office, Teague look over with more to Include promotion and publici­ extended the two prom oter who space and greater convenience* for ty, fund-raising campaign direc­ also plan to operate a restaurant expanding the work of the Hoard tion and advertising research. on the pier and to develop an acA reception room wa* created Included in the list of customquaieum* along the waterfront at at the entrance to the building from era Sehaat will represent are th* a portion of (he old wailing room gantord. .. . Two boata are being eoniidrred of the former bu* station with a City of Sanford and t-has# and Jor the new line, and one of them brand new, attractive, and spa­ Compsny. Hehasl Is no stranger tn Fan f t will b . ehoaen to make the twice cious Board Room at the ea»trm daily run* between Blua Spring* end of the building. The Board ford since he liv'd here for 35 and Sanford along one of the movt room will be equipped with a huge years, representing the Florida beautiful water traUa in Iho world table and comfortable >rati for Time* I’-don, the Orlando Morn­ •n the "Nile of tha Amerlcai." board mrmbera with 50 chairs for ing Sentinel, and the Associated Tht Nautlean la a 100-fool boat visitors and spectator*. Pres* during the tasl F*“ar* that wriU carry a pa»*engcr U»t of Entrance to the offire of th t f i ­ he served as city *i»tor far The 5V). It U complete with dance pa- nance Officer, Mra. Gertrud* Gil­ Herald. vtlum, anaek bar. cocktail lounge bert, la from the reception room Tho former Sanford newaman and alghtaeelng deck. where attractive shelve* have been waa aports and managing editor Tb# General, a brand new type provided for the offices library. of the Orlando Morning Sentinel of boat, la completa with aigMiee- An office for vocational director from r*J* through late IMS. and • Ing deck, dance pavilion, mack bar. Fred Murray ba« been provided at was. for three year* manager of lounge, cocktail bar. It i» 75 feet tb* back of the building with a se­ the Winter Haven Chamber of long and will carry a pauenger parate entrance. Commerce. After 13 year* M prolist of *50. . ., A hallway leads lo both the Su­ motional director of S i l v e r It ia expected that Iha franchise, perintendent's office and the office Sprint* be was named general agreementa, and option, to u»e the of the administrative assistant. Off manager of Wecktwachea -Spring*. pttr and lakefront faellltlea at San­ of this acccia ia a utility room and Kr aal eerved four term* aford for the excursion and right- two store room*. ore* leal of the Florida Attrae teelng boat and for tho restaurant Parking facilities will he provided Association, wa* first vice and Acquaieum, will be completed at the western areesi ta the build­ lion* president of tho National Asaostla tha near future. ing. Teague said ihli morning that ,Un,t of H avel Official*, and ?■>» the entire area will bo beautified 13 star* srw* aecretary-atatleUand put in Hjvlop .shape tq prw.tdej r i a . f jblUi'.y director -f-J '* i wo-' of the ueauty spots in he cen- Kl# Ids Mote U ago 1let- of Sanfntd. 8<haaL *kl» »'(*. «"• * ,r.r daughter* will reaid* In Oilando Mother To testify ■t 5?0 Richmond Av#-. the home formerly owned by Kupreme In Security Probe Court Justice Campbell Thorn*!- f, TwoExcursion Boats Regarded InProposedPlan Of New Expansion; Serves Cify Firms * B47 Strafojeb Winners Of Trophy Out-Bombing B36's Of RIVERSIDE. Calif. 'Jf t - Swept V wing BIT Stratojela out-bombed the 10-engtne BSCa to capture the Muir Falrehnd trophy today for the flrit time In the seven years e f competition In the Strategic Air Command "world aerie*" of bomb­ ing and navigation. Gleeful B4T pilots, ehoie all-jet Jobs fly about twice aa fail a« the BMi which have aix conventional and four Jot engine*, will receive — their honors today from the iklp9 per. Gen. Curtis Lamay, SAC com­ mander. It was the noth Bomb Wing of March AFB here, a BIT outfit, 'which emerged as the overall win­ ner. bombing and navigation com­ bined. with l.c»o points In the final official tabulations announced to 4*7- • Two BM outfits, tho ttnd from Fairchild APB, Spokane, Wath., and the «th from Walkrr AFB, N.M., placed second and third with l . t l l and 1,107 points, reipectively, but the next four wings ia the standing* a r t B«7 wtngi. J. Etheridge Jr. 9b Tallahassee Rep Federal Worker WASHINGTON H - Senator* In­ vestigating Ihe federal employe-se­ curity program turned today lo the eaie of a Rhode Island Navy De­ partment employe fired because of hi* parrots' alleged Communist associations Paul E. Iladlick, counsel for the Senate Civil Sendee auheommitle*. *ald the ease wa* like thst of Eu­ gene Landy, the Merrhant Marine Academy honor graduate dr'led a Navy rommlition b e c a u s e his mother had been a CommunUt. Both Joseph If. Sumner Jr. of Providence, the former Navy work* er, and hi* mother Mr*. Paulin* Sumner were called for questionIng today—Sumner under sub­ poena, hi* mother at her own rrqueit A88UME8 NEW DLHM WASHINGTON l* -T b e State De­ partment laid today Rober II. Thayer will leave toon for Buihareit to take up hW new dutiei a i mlnlvter to Romania. Harold Shanta, 41. who ha| resigned thl* poit, left Romania to day to return home. Thayer, U, waa appoint*) a t Shanta' iiicretaor hy Treiidcnt Eisenhower two necka ago, White Hearing Aids Inquiry On Policy CONCORD. N il. '-D -™ ' rbslr t,an of the Senate Intem«1 Searurtty luheommltte* say* a broad Inquiry into Influence* on U S policy In Chins sod Europe was sided by a hearing^y e.trr. ay on the late lU rry Dexter White. Sen. Jam es 0. EsstlanJ (D Miss) laid *l»° »h»t •» J " ? 1/ . dual" He did not identify will be Investigated »oon on the ba*l* of documents found In WhU* a suntmer home in rtliw ll iam. N il.. and lurned over to him. The material wa* gathered by New llam pibtr# Atty. Gen. U>u» C. Wyman, who dug Into • big cardboard box far ao boor and a half at the hearing an l produced file* of rorre*pondence, official papers and photograph!. Whit# waa **»l*Unt secretary of Treaiury In the Rooaevell and Truman admlnlitraUon*. a post he left in I>46 to become u . 8. direc­ tor of the International Monetary Fund. Israel's Confidence Is Shaky Classes For Adults On Ceramic Course Will Begin Tuesday Authorities Seek To Explain Nature Ot Double Deaths • 4 ---- - Kridcr Gives Up FSL Presidency SEMINOLE COUNTY SCHOOL S-iper-nlendenl R T .Milwe# and Administratis* Assistant Walter Teaeue. -sere the f«r*1 on hand al th* "n—vine in" to new office* on Commercial Avr this morning. (Photo hv Emtlv nf Jameson Ktiulml St. Luke Students Report Next Tuesday 7tu» last game of the DM i lori-lv Slate I.racur baveball vea*on to he imderwaf (imiglit at : 70 It Ihr Sanford MetiMrul lli«rlir>ll Stadium Charlie Da-» -n presUIrnt ef tha local baseball rluh said M5tenihrr« ol thr local ba-ohal! av*>*ciatiorx hav-s mail# every cl fort tn bring lh* havrball fan. and the cltiren* -*f Sanford Ihr be-t club |vossihle In­ dividuals havr given rtf their lima and money to make the 13" son a highly turresvful on# Plans t-xtav were including pos­ sibilities of Ihr larcc-t crowd ever in thr Sanford hall psik tht* son tis vrr t-m-g'it s game Not only will ll he the li-t game of lh* veasun here in Sanford for Ihe Flo­ rida Stale Lragua team, but it will he the last gam# In Sanford for Jolin Krtrfer vs pteiidenf nf Ihv Florida Stale I eagtie. Krider said this morning, " t will he at fh# game i-nighl and hop* In see Ihe biggest crowd In tho season's history." In addition to be'ng the last gajrv# of the season for Ihe Sanford Car­ dinal*. i* will possibly he Ihe t*«t of the SI. Ia»ul* Cardinal* for Ranford f i o season ha. lveen an Inrontl*(erl one with Ihe Sanford Cardinal* going up snd down Ihr ladder of standings In enmprtiii-n with *#• ven nllirr tra-ni of Hie league. It Is understood that plan-- aie al­ ready undnway for the 13S4 basehall season a t the 19V1 »ra*ni\ draws to v rinse t.mlcht lh# Sanlnrd Cardinals have compi, letI Ihe last 76 day* of the IMA I compel-I->n without addlllonal help from the M f-nul* Cardinals. •••*mon-frallng rim aclahV h*««diall Will, a limited r-'Mrr of t-layrrs Ei'h.aing th* game l.uighl e»tv rrv • will -lari moving Ihe clav from tha dial innd »n 1 IranafarinC .ml f III volt v llo playing fiel-J Inti te Ihe p«:k to form a football field. St. Lukes Christian Day Reboot in Klavia will begin rla*t»e «n Tuesday, Sr|il. It at 9 am. Re­ gistration for new pupils I* tak­ ing place durinr this week at the school anytime In-tween 9 a ru. ah't 1 pm. hindrrgaiiea enroll­ ment i* also underway. Tearhr.s for the ronutif vrliool DETROIT ft t eonlrsi I agree year have been attending the I ttienl that w—ild lirad off * till Cut pr*-srhoo| planning sessions. Thr rned stilkr of l.tt.U-sl t'hryslet faculty roOsists of the Rev. 8. M. t'oip. employc« sn.l cuinphti- thr T-ihy, E. I„ Itrllhom principal. ' lineup of Ihe Ihg I nice auln tom 8. It. R-dlik. Mi-* Marian Stanko, j pana-t nn lav..If pay plans ap and Mr*. Rhtaly Rest. The kin prated in tlir making luday. drigarten group will sllrnd seeNrgoliatnrs for ( hrvtlrr and thr sions until noon, and all the grade* from nua through r i g h t I’ll) United Auto Workrrs go tiark will have classr* daily from P In Ihe bargaining isbis In hammer out final ilrtailv a m In 7:70 pm. Ihr unnui has •• l a strike -lead Cl*•• room s and th* auilitorluni have l-ern painted tedh insole and line of midnight t.-night, hut I ia out during th* summer months exprclrd lo strrlrh ll a hit It nrrrs and playground equipment also •arv tn rrarh a pcarrfiit icttle T> hay* t-ren made more attractive menl. rd |.Inn« 1 yestrp* hy a new coat of i-amt. Pupils I'riflul f ram • f.. r Ring* llia t wav done m nrgotialt-m* will I-* transported l-y a nr* with twills Grnrial Motors and Ilf' lliothi r i * at* art* .76-passrnger bus p-inhasrd tq Ford, the other llig Three romps l«t i * | | novr m producer i of tha t<hool hoard. Mrmhris of nirr, hrfore prrredent setting lay miniitirli. tha l- hool board are Andrew off pay plans and either mayir eon II irry f . it Duda Jr., Ferdinand Ihida, Jo* L. tract brnrlitv w rir given to the .Mil. u»M ti r 1*n»u% nt ItlfAs 1• mi n\«• iin? »,mii Mikler, Andrew Stanko, and John union in rarly June. •Hill11ir 4 of prmluc iiiif Duda Jr. treasurer. Th* annual rhuirh an.I school IYU«kiMltn" hiftt In Sal n*4r f u t . •• picnic will he held on Sunday, Sept. 4 at tha local picnic Additional Cables \ rmiiplt*t«< ground*. Games, contests, ami reIsr • xplain.'d, with a cast of 1'J.A Placed For Phones freahmanta will occupy lh* sftrrI prs,|.te if t» Im- prevs-ritrsl Iwie* Citit# contr*ctnrs are hard *t in Eiorirla, at V.-ro Ib-arh and noon't program. work piuvlding additional rahle* po.slhly here. for Telephone t'nnipany expansion ! Indirnlionv f- sin yr»t#tday’* MAY TAKE STF.PS Tdie contractor* are reported to m*»linr show li st th# povtlhillSEOUL T — Finance Minister Kim llyun Chul said lorlsy South Im- placing additional cable along tic. of presenting the minstrel In Kurea may expel fnrrign burinesa- First St., to Elm Ave., out Elm 1Nunfnrd under th# auspices of th* men who refute to pay taxes. Av* , lo llth S t, and from tli-'if l.t< os Club lo-il y.M-,1. "If they fail to pay taxes, we tn fan out nvrr Ihe entire south­ lien tVsde, p,.-sh|ent nf th* ran not bul tell them tn leave thr west section of Sanford where trie elu1-. i-iesidnl at y.-xtrrday'* I po-r l i*v*r. phone *ervlrr 1* badly needed country," Kim told newsmen. Contract Treaty Appears In Making Ex-Trapeze Artist Speaks To lions Dies In Hospital Following Illness Daniel TV. Timmons 96. died In tie Fernald laughton Memorial Hoipltal 10:23 p m. Monday nlrht fallowing an lllneta of three w**ka. He « ! • I«rn Oct. 10. 1*04. In Or­ lando and had lived In Chuluota for over M tiara. A retlr«d former eitrui rrower at Chuluota. he war married Dee. ?S. ISM. to Waa Rdllh Long. Chnbiota. He wat a member of the Chuluota RapUit Churrh. Mr. Almmont_ la aurvlved hy hta widow. Mr*. Edith L. Simmona, Chuluota; !w* daughters, Mra. Lottie Gore. Chuluota: Mra. Min­ nie Tindall, Tituaville: eliht grandchildren. Danry Gore, Arradios Harry Goto, Chuluota) Har­ vey Gore. Paata; Elijah Gore, Chuluota; 8H aeeond rlaii. Ray­ mond Gore. U. R Navy, Chlneoteak m , Va.; LeVey lane, Chuluota) Mra. laulie Sutton. Oxford, Eng­ land; Mia. Viola Kuhn, TltuarilU; ten grant grandchildrens one We­ ther, Charles Leonard 8 lament, Jaikaanvllla. Funeral aerrlree wilt ha held tomorrow at t p. m, at the Chulueta Baptist Church with the Ray. Charles Iw an erty offteiating. Burial wMI ho W Um Chuhmta A farmer public relations man for Bradey Odham-Joins tha Miami Rarald news gathering staff on Sept 1. James Etheridge Jr., well known In Sanford and over the en.tire state and a student of State Government, will be attlgned to Tallahaiaee, replacing Jim Powell who resigned lo accept the poaltlon of administrative asaUtant to genator George A. Kmather*. Etheridge began his newspaper experience with the Macon ToJograph tOa.) Ho haa also been an editorial writer for tho Tampa Times, managing editor of the Orlando Star, associate editor of tho Orlando Morning Sentinel and ossified in publishing two weekly paper* in Perry, Ga. Other publle relaUoni work ha* m * m dona by Etheridge far tho ^ a m p a Motor Chib, Florida Dietaten of tho AAA, and far tho Plori- No. 2*4. '56 Plans For Team Studied Boys' Stale Reps To Tell Jaycees Of Trip To Tally ■ Partly eloitd< nllh scattered thander»h««rr* mnvtlv during afternoon and rv riving through fhttrsday. Crowd Expected For Last Game Here JERCSALEM (.ffv—Israel balked, tivtay at agrretng In a ceasefire I along the Cats frontier and dr-| minded that Egypt first accept' responsibility for the violence in the border area during Iha past week. Egypt had agreed late yesterday to a cease-fire beginning at 6 p.m. local time yesterday. It seemed virtually certain, however, that l ie Cairo government would reject the Israeli demand. An Israeli spokesman *atd today his government has no confidence in Egypt's promise to stop shoot­ The Rs>mlnol# County Junior ing. given in response to an appeal to both nations from Canadian 1Chenitier of Commrtr* will hold 51a). Gen E I. M. Burns, chief lie noon luncheon meeting Thurs­ of the U.N. Palestine truce coat- day at the Yarht Club. mission. The five Boy's State repiearnPremier Moshe Sharett's gov­ tatives from Sanford will speak ernment, Ihe spokesman continued, had replied to Hum* with a re­ to Iha Jayrres, telling them of quest that he obtain the Egyptian their experience* during iha week, government's acceptance of re at Tallahassee from June II So sponsibility fur the past week's 75. "deep penetrations into lirael by The speaker* and 1MI Boy'* terrorist units of the Egyptian armed force* wav laving and kill­ Stale Representative* who wilt ing civilian*, planting mines so l h# guevta of Ihe Jayrs<* member­ treking to lerrurti* our popula­ ship Thursday ere: Jamna Claud* Haw kina, sponsored hy the Rotary tion." (.tub; Herman Ernest Morris, sponsored hy th* Jaycees; Ken­ neth Man'll Ramsey, sponsored hy th* Klwanis Club; John Ed­ ward Clarke, sponsored hy the Elks Club; and James Howard Allred, sponsored by th* Lions Club. Roy's (Male, sponsored hv the American 1-egion. Department of Florida aaaiata in the education of our youth and trachea the A ela*s for adults In Seminole youth of Florida the fundamental County who drtir* t >take a court# precept* of Government. !.1 reramie* will h»uln Tuesday The Junior Chamber «f (V>mrigid Sept. 6 in the Srniinol* High .mere* ia, particularly Interested S.-hool Art Room Reglatratinn in Boy's State, because, aa hilur* r.ill he held Tuc.'.day night and voter* and office holders, the any adult ntsv enter *h» eourae on American Legion feels th* youth anv cl«s* night during the year. of Florida should her* aa under­ The course will he given under standing of the problems of pub­ the Adult K-tueatinn Program of lic officials, their duties, their the Semlr.nl# Countv Hoard of functions, and th* laws grant and Public I.'atruetion Jnaeph Mat- control the action* ef free men, tMeux, art Instructor at Seminole the diminution. Bay's Slate ia non-political and fl'gh School, w't! te*eh the court* The leraniln course will b# offer- non-military. cri on Tuesday night from 7 p. nr. to-'O p. m If the demand I* auff Jenl, Hi# *'u * will he offered on *n addition*’ night during the work. There will ho no registra­ tion or tuition fee* h.i* all luppliea needed for the runs# will be furnl-hrd lo the atu lent al rnat. The county edull education procram la supervised hv Fred Mur­ ray, diie< tor o* adult and vocationat adoration. If further informa­ GAINESVILLE. Fla. ( * - Author­ tion I* desi'ed (unreining thla rourae, please eat! Murray’* office ities sought today to determine whose phone number ia 6r.il or whether Dr. Raymond 8. Camp visit hi* office which |« located and hi* wife Ruth—found shot to •vu the top floor n? the County death in their home yesterday — wrre slain ar whether their deaths Court House. were murder and suicide. Dr. Camp. 56, waa pedistrlrian for Gainesville's famed 31 month Former Resident old llijab quadruplet*. Dies In Hialeah Tha bodira were found on the A former S.vnford revtdent. floor of ■ bedroom. Their only •trine- 8. Kay, 44. died suddenly at son. Russell,4. wee lying nesrby his h-nie In Hialeah yesterday wounded. I’ollre Chief W. D. Joiner roorrdrg. He resided at 61 W. 14th said Mr*. Camp, M. held a .21 8t., Hialeah, svher# be had lived caliber pistol in her hand. Stale Atty. T. E. Dunran aald for II year*. Born Dee. t6. 1310, in Haitwell, Ga., he wa* a member that "thus far H appear* te b* a family affair.'* of the Methm!!*t Church. He I* eurviyed hv hi* widow, Joiner laid th* rosipl* had been Mr*. Anna Kisy. Hlrlesh; hit mo­ dead about 14 hours when found ther, Mra. Kunlf# K. Dann. of by Mr*. Camp's brother Dr. Pierre Sanford: a *l*t*r Mr*. J. P. Holt*. Aligned of Atlanta, who drove here r!*tr, of Sanford; and one niece, yesterday for a visit. Mr«. Roger S'-hmldt. a1*o of San­ Dr. Allgood told newrsmsn "both ford. had been eatremely depressed thu Funeral ae-vlr#* will he held last month. Wo never did know nl in:.10 a. m. inmorrow at th# what It was all about." Hrlsson Funeral Home with th* Tier. W. P. Brook] Jr. officiating. Burial will be In th# Eveigteen Daniel W. Simmons Ct metery. ■ r«i Amat l l l d Prnei le a v d Wire V/ca flier Wing annaidered W W net In oamalion in a vroapKd agreement far tfea n tho CMy ptar. It la 71 foot lang aad ia able ta aarrr SM aauaagem. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1955 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 30, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 30, 1955. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 30, 1955; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/793b469441b2f21ae7493fbea5b0ad49.pdf a3fd32e58e9cca9acdaf42b17d0cd737 PDF Text Text *\ • * :>» I f it weren't for brand names You do 70% of your grocery *hop­ ping "sight unseen." The prod­ ucts you buy nre in psckngcs. w ith only the Inhel outside to guide you. How is it lliAt you don't linvc to look inside ench pscknge? W hst makes you so sure you’re getting thequality and flavor you pay for? In fact, what makes you sure about anything you buy? Isn't the answer simply that you've learned the basic rule of safe and sound buying: A good brand Is your best guarantee No matter whnt you want to buy. you know manufacturers stand back of good brands because they have ao much at stake You know you can depend on n good brand. And so, when you pick one you know you're right. The more good brands you know, the surer you are. Cel to know them in the pages of this magazine. They can help you cut down on buying mistakes, gel more for your shopping money. to. , ' V i, V L* ^ ■* i l , -**1 - ^_ *%.*■ ■"■ , ■-m ** f1 *,. , s ns »-»■ • > * ;* - Jk * * iit i y- flitANIS NAMKS FOUNDATION Iicm iwi IhI A Aim-/Vj/if t'ducat tonal t'ounduliun M WWl r,7t»i Hi., New York 19. N Y. tv ) * * ' * - ri p You’d have to be a home economist to choose the food you want --- — ■— V ■ �! t Weather ^ a n fa tb fe r a lti an A N IMS VOLUME 1LTI rv nDR NERNvDnErv IN EP NT T B A N T O B D . F L O R ID A . nAn.T D A fl.T KEm t pE nR N Wn S Pt p AP them, for ths rr#*tr«t crowd takeg perl in Javrr# Fishing Rodeo historyk hug* array »f pm e* have heen arranged for tha s annus age groups taking part in th* fuhir.e competition. V list of gift* and the merchants rnntnbutra d ln e s s , m o re than MX) of ting them will h* earned m these columna tomorrow Chairman Boh Kilpatrick has mad* minute arrangements to are tin t every need will ha taken cate of when the children arrive at Trout Pond Siena as ill be elected along the way. nut 2l*lh St . tn insura the proper destina­ tion of children arriving al th* -latere Roden m family ca n Cracker pole*, complete wdth | honk, line, float and tinker as A short but amusing ski! reml- w*t| a* the wlggler worms will miscenl of tha old lime minstrel ha provided each ronteatant, Kil­ shows with which the older mem­ patrick said, and in addition r.« h bers of the club were familiar, fra- child taking part in the Javcea Fishing Roden wilt ;•# aaised Ire turrd the weekly meeting of the cream and en!d drinks. Sanford Rotary Club at the Yacht "Thi» t* nn» of the important Club this noon Harking bark to esents of the year tor mir loeat the good o'd da»s when mmitreliy Javcea organisation ” kilpamck was mada popular by ‘Lasses laid, “snd w* re going al! out tn White, Honey Boy Evans. A! G. make th » ena tha biggest and Firlds, James A. Coburn, t * 1*' fin*at we've aver had " Torler Lansing . local aporta Dockstader. McIntyre and Heath. George Primrose. Hi Henry and enthusiast, has arranged for th* many others, Edward F. Lane, well stocking of Trout Pond by Ihe known in Kiwanl* circles through­ Game* and Fresh Water Fish out Florida and locally as "Tha Commission. "Full grown bream,” Man Who Know* Sanford”, enhanr he said, "and Urge has* will he ed his reputation as a premier end in the pund for iha ehildren to man engaging tn spirited dialogue hook." “Thu year'a Jayree Fish­ with Rotanan Charlie Morrison ing Roden will provide tons srprt icrura for th* acting as the Interlocutor, of torts thrilling youngaUra,” (.anting said. Beginning wih, "Hello, Ed! I "The pood has been pul tn haven’t seen you for about to days what have you barn doing?" and readiness foe W’ednraitar'a big with Ed's reply, "10 dayi!" and event,” Chairman Kilpatrick said. ending with Lane'* “ flower effu­ "Only final details, the ariangiog sion in which he mentions about of prises, and the arrival of the every flower known to the hntlirul- rhildrrn taking part in th* Jayree turj world. It was one laugh after Fiahlng Roden, remain for Ihe another as the two men with over fishing rompetition to get under>0 yea re of amateur minstrelsy hr- war,” be said Th* bus schedule, picking up tween them took arveral promi­ nent ft ill a nans over the hurdles. rhildirst to take them to lb* Jayree Fishing Itodro, it as fob High finance was well nrmpUlird tun s ; In Lana'* exposition of the dispo­ Bus No, On* —- 11 IS. |ewv* sition of the funis In the treasury Ktenrh Ave. end out West First of his defunct lodge wherein he St.I 12.1X1 Arrive Gardner* Hint* assured Morrison that the 1 3 in 1-aka Monroe; 13:30 Hleakley'l the lodge roflera was divided a- Grocery Paota; l.'.fi Trout TVr*4 moitg the seven members with tarh Bu* No. Two — 11 ;.10 leare one receiving hit share, the sum Seminole High School, down San­ of SIS. Much to the amusement and >rd Avai. and Old Orlandn llig amaiemrnt of the Rotary Club ford members, l ane proved It b> addi­ en a ' 1(1way tion. multiplication and division. Hoodus Market Caaaeltrerry; tf;30 Questions on marriage, simony arrive Fullers Groclry Altanmnie and Ihe "Sunken Gardens" of our Spring*; 12.(3 Ixsngwnnd Fomi rily shared Interest with fel l at- Market in temgwohd; 1 <X1 arrive planalion of Ihe mraning of Gleasons Rtor* lak e Mary; L l i R S. V. P. and hi* trying In eon Trout Pend. vinca Charlie that he knew the n<ia No. TTire* — 12.011 leave names of his baseball team City Jayree Booth and out Perk Ave.; Commissioner Jack Raligin will 13.10 east on ?Oth St. tn Meltonprobably find It necessary m ci vill* Ave.; 12:13 South on Mtltonplain many tlmrs why he will not vill* and out Forest Drive to lie permit the moving of Montry fa rottes; 11:23 smith on Docottes land into the City Hall, II II. and back on Wvnnewmvd Drive "Coley" Coleman, local dnlrifl to Mrltonvill*; 12:30 emith en manager for Ihe Florida Power and Mellonville to 2Mh W- vs eel en Light Cmpany will alao find it ra­ JSlh to Sanford Ave.; 12.40 #outh ther embarraitog lo eiplain why on Sanford Ave. to 27th SL west he has a man whose eyeughi n so on 27th Rt to 1T-5I Highway; bad that "whateyer he looks it, he 1313 north on I7-B2 fPark Ave.t sees double" reading meters f ir hla In ^ th St- end nut Country Club company. Road; 1:00 Trout Pond. TTtere will he Iran spot tat ion A L. Wilson, president -elrel of Ihe Hanford Kiwania Club was In­ going out 13U) St. <Geneva Ave i troduced hy Morrison, program Earl arriving In Grneea at Poll chairman for the day, who alao Offie* at 12 neon. From there un offered the Invocation and led the Highway No. 4 3 In Oviedo club aiming. Two vlaitors. Ho- Oviedo leave I2 M evil Highway tarian Ed lluff, of Leesburg <nd 419 to Fiv* Point*. Arrive Trout Jamea B. Jackaon of Ihe r -hr I'ond 1 p m . Housing Administration of At an­ te, the guest of Gordon B riley , were introduced by Sgt at-A mi Jam es A . Kirby, 28, M L. Raborn. TTie meeting <as ealto.i to order hy President Bill Dies Unexpectedly Bush who announced the cancella­ tion of the meeting on Labor Day. A t Shreveport, La. Th# Rrminol* ri’Utitjr Junior Chamber of Commerce annual ‘Flatting Rodeo” for elntdrrn It >rart old and younger. mtil g«t [underway Wednesday afternoon l i t Trout Pond, with Uta arrival I of t.uara at * o'clock. Crarkrr po|r« has* hern put in Veteran Showmen Give Amusing Skit At Rotary Luncheon Infantry Rrr'mrnL fit* Into MEMBERS OF THE Sanford National Cuard Unit. Company "I". 1!4Ut morn in? from .thctr 2-week motv on Eaat Street • ho local armory Rail First n ireti on * their returned home vrtleroay >lon aatt Fort McClellan. tramirur session McCltllan. Ala. Ala- (Photo by Jameaon P tu d io T _ School Registration Beckons To Students Buses To Run On Regular Schedule For Children Throughout County 3-Car Smashup Damage Is High; No Injuries Told A three-car smashup at Uw In* tersictlon of Park Ave. and Ninth St. resulted to aeariy a *1000 pro­ perty d a m an but no Injuries vara r*ported. Shortly before 4 o'clock yaaterday, a 10U Buiek aedan, travel­ ing south mi Park Avroua and drives by WalUr R aj f Iboa. a M-yyarxWd track driver of Orfo Lake, atopped at Uta traffic light waiting for Hit green "go" tignal. In front of him, a IMT Pontiac aedan traveling anyth on Park Avenue and drum by Tom Brock, 31-year-old trurk driver of Orlr Villa, had alao pulled up to a atop. According to tha accident re­ port at tha Sanford Police De­ partment, a IMS Ford atatlon wa­ gon traveling on Park Avenue and drivaa by Thomaa Benjamin Baden, a M-ytar-old realtor of Miami, failed to atop. Tha Ford rammed Into the rear of the Rulrk ahovtng that rat Into the rear of the Pontiac. Damage eallmated to the Rulck eedaa waa MM, to the Pontine at SM, and to the Ford aUUra wagon • t S300. lam tlgating officer* Joe Hickeon and C. C. Dodaon rharged Baden with "careless and negligent driviM” Vocational School Registration Set Reglitratlon tor day r l i i u i at Seminole County Vocational School aril! Mart tomorrow from t t . m. M ill I p. m. Evening e 1 i a a at registration atarta Sept. I from T-S p m . howover ipptieathma will alao bo «eeoptod during tha day. Children from all over Seminole County will trek to their rrapeetlve achoola tomorrow morning to re­ gister for the IMS M senoot year which begim on Tuesday, Sept. I School buaea will o p e r a t e throughout the , county on regular schedules tomorrow, picking child ran up on the morning run. and will makt tha return trip at noon. Fifth and ninth grade pupila in the Sanford area will report to Sanford Grammtr School for regiaIralioa unlen they are within walk­ ing dlitaocc of PineercM School. Seminole County Superintendent of Public Invtmrtlon, R. T. Mil wee today, urged parent* to register their children fur school tomorrow. "Tbrugh this registration," MUwe« laid, "we are able to deter­ mine our crowded areas." “ Un­ til a c o m p l e t e registration ts made." he pointed out, "ws are unable to equally balance the load of children assigned to each school." Important to the registration of first graders, said Superintendent MUwec, is the fact that they must have a birth rertlficatc or evidence of dale of birth before they are reglitered. New facilities are awaiting many school children In various schools and in others, repainting, repair­ ing and renovation has been under­ way summer-long t<v put classroom* and schools in perfect con­ dition for the school year ahead. An increase of 100 pupils is eipected at Lyman School this year. This increase has been on an annual basts wtlh the enrollment at Ly­ man nearing the too mark. The registration firm • to 11 to­ morrow at Seminole C o u n t y schools, both white and colored, la the preliminary reporting prior to the artual atari of school on Tues­ day Sept. I when regular sessions and work will begin. SMALLEST TV CAMERA FUERTV, Germany lit — A Fuerth company has announced development of a tide vision camera only 31 inches long, and >.• Inches wide. It was described as "Use world's smallest TV camera." City Commission Adjourned Meeting Is Set For Tonile Tha Board of lanfnrd City Com­ missioners will meet tonight for a meeting ad/m nxd from Aug. a. The commissioner* will sit is an "equ* ligation board'' tn hear complaints on assessmenls and tasrs. Following Iht hearing tha official meeting of the Board of Commissioners will gel under way to coosiaer and dtseus* the pro­ posed budget for the fiscal year HUM So far, the commissioners have been unable to lop off any amount from the proposal submitted by City Manager Warren E. Knowles. The two-section budget, one of ll>e Utility Department end the other for General Government. Is at present some la.BOO tn eieaas of the 1134-33 budget The commissioners set for tivemselvrs a goal of reducing the pro­ posed budget by from XI in J0tboiisaml dollars In order that on Inert-are in m ilage would ha nrrestiry and slid maintain, in the budget, capital improvements un­ der consideration during the com­ ing year. Ready for approval In the pro­ posed budget, will be money for the resurfacing of more than sev­ en miles of city streets, street lights for French Ave. along with traffic aignala for the thorough­ fare. a new telephone rail hnt system for the 5anrord polire De­ partment. and a proposed swim­ ming pool for the Goldsboro Play­ ground. Lions Will Discuss Plans For Minstrel Plana for ,a minstrel this fall will possibly be formulated to morrow at the noon luncheon mretlng of the Sanford Lion* Club Harry L. Holler, Irish tenor and romedlan, will furnish the pro­ gram el the Lton'i meeting. Hol­ ier. It Is laid, will possibly lead the minstrel n«w being considered by the civic club. W Hugh Duncan, aecretary of Ihw Hanford Lion's organiration. urged every member of tha rluh to be present at tomorrow's meeting when the minstrel ts to be considered. *7.«; A w o r lilr d P r m . untoh s flarnonn In south I rased W ire NO. 2«J. Hi-way Meets O dham Session Leader I r i i'ijr-1 , i- ’ir.mitte* of fk* Sei' in.Ie i - ,.ity t'hanvber of t'mnmerc* I ">g Range ILghwty Plannm» Committee headed by I! I , r. i I ' . ' | at 7 » al “ c f.^ in e t.ake Amcrtvan I.rginn Hut, Ouhain. Friday. |«>urd an Inritalion to a'l .Seminole County till, (env inteneited In awlvling in tha project to serure 17 V righl-nf* i s on * 'eivir pride ' hvviv, to mee. with him an I t ■« commute* to lay plv-i tor the i"imediat» aequiviti -n of tha neeeanry rghlr f-wavv to insure ihe four lanwg, plains and warning of the Sa> ford Orlando Highway, A full tiro* serre'ire war em­ ployed Friday to rivudinri* th* Chamber of Commerce and Cttitens Cnmmitto* arttvitte* *nd to prnv id* an opportunity fur properly owners along 17 9! to walk in Ihemveliet »o eisntrihu'e rightof way property a* well as to se­ cure Inform vi av relative to lb# progress of ihe protect. Mts. J S Tnlje the new secre­ tary, vsitl m«W her headquirteri at the Chamb«r of Com mere# of. 1 ficn Bratley ridbant mad* putvft# his a- replanre In heading th* Cltlrens I’nmimllie and al tb# same lime appealed hv ettnens and pew t«erty owners tor assistance In pad■ting the project oyer lb# top. Odham a!>n said that it was. kt | hl« uptni in, a project lhat had at vlak., *lbe fiture progress and HlltlWN ABOVE I* the Rtudehakrr automobile ti-ctlrr on Its inn ' tiiivyt'i i t Seminole t'nnnty,” Cog. after being thrown around and m u In a roll Icirri nn Celery Avenue miarvt <d l!» fart ihvt the Road at Summerlin. A mother and her thiee small ehildren craw ted out of ihe wreckage alive. Below I* Ihe rnmoletelv demolished (Jievrole l Board has provided the money foe driven hv Therun Thomas of kero deai-h aft*-. It h-s-l inadu-d Into ihe tour taning o* th* h'**iL t.a . •k* St-Mtebcke- sai'**i tho rb ihe air a,it a h«p» top feiem 'll. into »e e l highway, an-! that right-ofway* wouM n#r#s,»ri|? hava to a powse pole. tHUff I’bohai J * t»* vuoviiXhI orv a elvle pride b**|i, Brnley Otto.’ -o v.vil "I expect I . / lo do tb# Mi In an days or tell the Ri>a 1 Board that P cannot be done ” * Od'-vin Inld Th# Sanford Herald, ! "we hjv* no assurance of whal •ha fnior* tinMi vine# at tha end of nest rear no on# Wrvows who A 1(-year-old Navy wife hold­ ’•before I knew 4 « t had hit »h* will he Governor rw who'll h# thn ing a si a .week old baby in tier other ear.” fined Board memlier." |l# ad-led. lap white driving hec ear naituwrThelma D im as also t,,ld g.in- j “ 111* ton ain he dm# with tha ly escaped death early Saturday ford Police Depai Invent Ihiitot- eooparati'in of tb# property own­ night as sb* atlrmpied a left man Jne Hick on that* **m> hua- ers in to days," turn into Summnlln Ave. off of baml h a* t<een dtu tk itig on and Ti t Cltln '*» Comndtte# ahstrv Celery. man said "loplght i mwting *4 off all day.” Aeiotn|uinl»d bv tb# infant, her Also m the Mr with 1 heron ihe I’rairi# l sh# American Ij*two year old son Joseph Hugh Thomaa wa* James Oliver, 21- gion Hut v- ! h« pnmattlr to orBearh wo-V-m from the list of ""'I her four year old son Denn-.. vear old mechai • \ , ' , nsrr suhmilte,| hr vs-.ow* pe*v Mrs, Maslna O’Donnell, l'*0l and l.nuia Evans, p!e Brsiler Odham said, "In ad­ Sumrr»rlin Ave. had left h»r o n t's woman whnsa dition to thaw* people j want tA mothar s home Just minutes h»- also at Vero Rrarlv. ixsu* an invitation to every person for* her ear waa literally d»*The Thomas car, w*>r>» It who i* * property owner aloni tvnyed, 'I crashul into th* mr Hri>rn by tha h gliwsy or eilirrits who vemitd kits. OTtonnal] was Irwveliog flu . IFJIonnall, f ew- in<n |l # a.r Lke to help lh» project bv h# pe** writ on Celery Ave. vs hot she and crashed tn*n a p-n-r prlr left thr liimif of har mother, Mrs. smashing tha rar through t'a e*n- sent at tonight's meeting.” Puke fitnfford, who live* at the trr. Two p-orr llnt-v v - - broken Cullum Farm. Hurricane Story but the pel# was Pot f- lail. Her ear was thrown completely Both cars were en p' t*ly da | ^ HCTC T om O T rO W • round and over on ita top be­ fore atopping. Nellhee of th« nmhshed from C-# in. a I. Hun­ 1 h# fu ll story of lit# h u rrlc a n n eblldien received a wtatrh fronv dreds of apectalof* ha i|-ir< t the rtsmvc# in *h» ajstern Joeatioe,* lb* smashup but the mother re­ work of th* invest if si ir-g o f f j. will l-e -’.own tomorrow and Wedrcia and held up traflw fur near­ ru-idsy »; Ida Rli( Theatre, soceived posaibla minor injuries. The aicldent occurred when a ly an hour, c-ii.ilng b* manager Hecii Boiler, Mr». IVDminrtl and lb# four car, driven by Theron Thomaa, a li.irlng die emi rgetiry dtsaitef lr-»t*d at velis f tui il dn a, conducted by 31-yvar old septic lank worker r.f injuied Negro** kero lt>ach, rraibe-t mto the car tb* Fernald I a ghlnn yiemorial Ihe tm r.iran Bi'l Crow, and tw llospitai. driven hv Mrs. OTtonnell. lb v art i by Ilia Semind# ConnArcordiog to Thelma Thomar, Investigating tbs s - (rnt a rts tv Chap'i of Iba Red Cross, the 24-year-old wife of the driver of Hanford I'olire |lrpartin#nt "a. m - rr showing dramatically th* ear. they had hern visiting t ml men Jo* Hi- in and f a il tl > mill iw of dollars In damage in Hanford and were on the way li'alvoo, I»r|- ity in rdf lluliliard jrfi 1- ih«- * «kr of two hurricanes, bark to \ evo Beach. She said, Lu’-atikv was also al the veer* wilt se n e at • graphic guide for "ha wav angry at m* an) w#| assisting #x " a t Cnndatile J. Q iba lu ftc im m Ire damaged were arguing," and aha added, “Hltm" Gailnway, area. LsGStTO V G U , Injuries Are Slight VreK** C* CLT IS James A Klrbr. 3 , died auJden. ly al bin homo In Shreveport. La . Saturday, al 231 Jordan St Rom tn Miami on Sept 24. 193, ha spent till early youth tn Sanford, attend Ing Soulhiida Primary School He later moved to Jarkinnville where he graduated from Robert F„ Lee High School, An electrical engi­ neer. he graduated from Alabama Tolytcehnir Institute In 1*47 where he waa a mtmbor of 8AE Frater­ nity. If# alao held membership ht Ihe Methodist Church and the Optimist and Petroleum Clubs in Shreveport. Mr. Kirby wa« employed by tbr Bethlehem Supply C o, of Shreve­ port. Ho ti a Navy veteran of World War II. Survlvnra include Ihe tridow. Mr*. Emily Kirby; a daughter, Caroline Lee Kirby, Shreveport;Mis parent*, Mr. and N n . William B. Kirby. Sanford; a titter. Mrs. Shelley Boone, lla in ti City; hla grand­ mother, Mrs. Martha Halfmat, Cookeville. T*nn.; two aunt*. Mra. Zeb Ratliff. Sanford; Mr*. Frank MacNeUJ. Miami; end tn R. G. Kirby of Cookeville. Funeral oenrlcea will ke < ed Wedneeday at 1 : 3 p. 3 . a l Ike First Metbediit CJtwreb wtfk Em Ear MIRon Wyatt and die Rav. J. E. MeKJaley offlelatng Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery WALTER TEAGUE, TRANSPORTATION Ptroerelini i *L trallrrrd thundershowers m">ilj portion. 9 M O N D A Y . A U G U S T 29. 19 Ml Fishing Rodeo Ready To Start f'Jtr M e r ritt rod Tuesday etcep i v»rx fee Btmlnele Count v frhool flvstaa (PhaAe ke JuiMm Studtol �4 ' Hft 3 Men. An*. 21,1955 Longw ood YBK'Sa Hr MRS HRYF.RI.Y RATON Beginning October I Rural RnuTa Na. I will again be oper­ ating Hlreclly from the Longwood Poit Offir*. Thi* r«ut* wai #*Ubliahad in 1*37 and after two year* of operation Iron* • Lon** wood It n a i rnninlldatnd with Rout* No.N, * from Hanford. Thi* • an dono b« .iu'i liolh routewrra ihort and could eauly b* handled by an* carrier Hownver. now rendition* have rhanfH ard it it nece.-ary to again .rpaiale tn* ; route*. T r I^infaood roulr I* recited and will aiiend nut through th* Sanlapdn Gulf aubdiviiien. Ranlando Sprint* and Lake Rrantly taction. MIe.ng»nnditet" «»lll ha vary glad In ha*. their mail again addretied U> Iheir own Pn»i Offit*. War* you on* of Uioic attendinf th* Flr»man'a Old-Faihlnn Dance la»t tVedr»*d*y evaning! If not, you certainly mined a good lima. Thar* ware appro*!mataly 17ft Hancar* and apertalnra in S r.nvihada Park participaUn* In Iha fun "C. A. Farina and hi* Group” again furniahed th* mulic and tha railing wai taken rat* of hy 0 (1* Fnurackir of Longwood and Jame* Tata n[ (hUmlr. Mr. Far­ ina had a new member in hi* group, Mr. O. H. Snndgrati, who played a unique atrlngad ln*»rument that aoundad Ilka a bat* viol. This instrument « h furnUhed through tha courtaay of Daniel Scraanay and Mr. Snodg ra n took aver th* dull** of playing thi* garh»g*e*n inatrumrnt and really brought forth harmoninuely affeclivt *oundi. Th* Firemen will again hold another Old-Fathloned Dane* for your ple»*ur« on Sept. II. Re­ member — the fitemen mala n-> rhaige* for the*# dance*. They art put o" wholly for your en­ joyment! "Coma an out and join Iha*”. Tha data—Sapt. 13; tha plae* — Sunnyihad* Park, Gongwood, at • p m. Mr. and Mr*. Ro** Mobley and aom, Roger and Bobby, relumed their horn* on Wednesday after (pending a two monthi vacation on tha w*»t coat*. Their Intanary Included (top* In T na*. New Mtako, California, Utah, Wiwnn- O ftui+ii* m t in t o h a l » v *a l x _ , ---- rrtA U'NS •v ir0’ CATCHER. » riiiM ™ HiS • t» v VATE. COvERiAdG, MEET* w u n T the Ht ^*C*W s s 8sAK ts r, I0 ? H tY ^ IP / A» H€ 64SMT aOt/TE l AI*tS OUT » « « JAM IS H fim t S S if (O tH W lD .. A»0 (ACM > M I O FTU I TM#AV1iU£» TAIL COAflS C lO tCR TO CtUVTKO *"M A fJ-'tll rxe WAU C* POC*' efa. Indiana and ho*t gfgts. Mrs- Caiiia Y a le n m V hat baos They vieitad many of the eoun* trie* well known attraction* in­ cluding th* beautiful National Yellow (tone Park and alio enjoy­ ed aalmon fuhlng la th* Paelfit Ocean. Mr- Mobley’* mother ia a ratuient of California and they ■pent tome time at her home • h ilt in California. Tha imyt alio enjoyed a viiit to Walt Dimey’i "Duneyland” varatianlng in th* New Kngland S u tr t for the p**t three monthe, that ah* la looking forward in re­ turning In Longwood by SepL 10. Mr. Fred "F rlti” Cottingham of Lake Walea ua» in town this poit week vuiting hi* pareni’l, Mr. and Mr*. J**a Cottingbam. Mr. and Mr*. Ray Fraaer enjoyed tail Thuraday al New Smyrna Beach as gutala of frlesda. Mr. and Mr*. E. Poulen and family of Ohio, who have been vlailinf Iheir parent’!, Mr. a n l Mia. William Bennett nf Molnar SL hate returned homeMr. aad Mr*. Howard Warren of Molnar 81. enlartained laat Saturday evening at rarda. Gueata were, Mr. and Mia- Ray Fraaer, Mr. and Mri. William Bennett and Mr. and Mr*. Brad Steven*. A fu r th* card playing a dali* clou* aimrtment of refuahmanta were aerved. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Gilbert ipeat th* week-end aa guaat* ef Mr*. Gilbert* parent*. Mr. and Ura. Jama* McGrath. Mayor and Mr*. Daniel Screen*y will entertain th* Longwood Volunteer Firemen and their famllie* at their hnme thi* Sun­ day fnr a tail tag* roatl and awlm party. James Robert McGrath arrived home last Saturday from a thraa weak* vacation epant a t Palm Bearh and Eau Gaili*. Th* entire community eilend* their aympaUiy to tho family of E. H- Staton in tbalr recent be­ reavement. Mr. nnd Mr*. T. M- Pinch rrrrlved w»*d that their W ord haa been received from Legal Notice U TR JLD FO R n in e . v<*. EDNA WITHROW, ruiaiirr. iiL.vnr n a m ia i .l. iieim i.n. p * r * * d ia t t n u r g TO t l K I t t p • VP* TO. HEAiRT RANDALL HEHOLD. St*l4*ae* Uakaoae m u ark u r n i n r n o t if ie d • he* a r e m p l i l e t ter D lt e r r * ka* h«*il I I I . 4 * a * l * * l »*u *o<l t e u ere re q u ire * in eer*« a **>rr *1 you r A n » * e r e * P le a e ia g In t k * C n m p liia ' en Ik e P U iA ilf r * A l . i» r a e r J li'iit lL h ORm r t , S U i i r H ra a t . O r la M * F la * h r A e la u ll >111 he la k e * a a a ilt >*'i lo r ik a ratter 4<mae4«4 la tka C e m n la la i D O N E A N D O R n S R E D a l l* a - Iar 4. r i r n 4a taia ta il a . .D (I II. A u au at.. iltk 4 l 4ar *1 O P HarnAna < lerk nf I ' l r n j lt r n u i* l.i m n e l a I ' - . M r P la rl4 a by I I. R u »4 itk I’.puiy r t a r h Rut,all llernthe AHaraiy for Platatllf » . ■ A d a ln f llr a a t O rla a 4 n , F ia r id a IN THH COt NT OF TNN m r * T T J t f M ,r .. a R N i v n i .N ro t a r t , • iiiin i* * . iv rnoR A T E . Ik f t M L L IE ia T A T K n r UAC BO HUN t lQ l'E P N e m i t o a l l m r .n iT n it* t t p pen. a n v * H A v m n r t .a iM * o n n r t i t v it a A O A t .v a r a a i n e iT tT K i V « I| * * 4 a«ch n t r * * a r t k a ie h y im iille i* a a 4 r e q u lfa t In preeanr a n v il a l m * and d em and * w kkh >nu n r * l ( k * r o f >nu. m av h a * , a a a l a t l t k a a a la ia « f U L I I K SI A lt B O W L IN K a o n * , daeaaaed. l a w a a ll C n u n ty . la ik a P a u d ly J t id a a n f R a m ln a la t?n<ialy, n n r l d a . a l h la o f f ir a In t k a r m ir t h n n t* n f • aid C a u a lr a t N a n la irt. N le fid a . W ilkin a la k l c a le n d a r u m e lh a frnm Ik a lim a n f th e fle e t p u k llr-atln a n* IN I* a n ile * E a c h r t a t n e r d* m i n i a k a ll k * In • w r llla g , and • h a ll M a le Ik a p lan a n f r * e l d | a ' * a a d p ea t a ffin e ad d rea a e f Ik a r a l w a a * . an d a k a ll k a • • a t a l a k y I k a c la im a n t, M * a g e n i, fcI• a i ln r a * r , aad a n y tu c k .l a in * n r dem and not an f ile d a k a ll k a *n M /•f V l i a l o U M a fia O ra a n Aa a d m ia la lf a t n r n f ih a K i t a i * n f L i III a M a* B a a . U n E a n u e . Aacaaaad rtn rd n a V . .F r a d t r le k t a t N. P a r k A t a P O Ha a 1S»1 P a n fn fd . P ln rld a A l l ’ir n e y f e r K a la ld award of hener h r the T t Government Mr. E. T. Pinch in in th# employment nf the U. A. Government nnd ia now Ib A Jtcna, Greece. Mr. nnd Mr*. E P- Word owripmanager*, of th* Longwood Hotel, have returned from a month* v*. ration thtough Georgia and Him aiaaippL Mr. and Mra. 0. H. Snodgraaa of Orange A»* hnv* i t thalr houaa guest, .M itt Billio daym en of Or<a VliU. Mra. Jenna Byrd and aona, William, fioorg* and Joaoph, of Jackmn Ttnn. are tpandlng their vacation at tha homo «f Ur. and Mr*. Balpk Stavana, Jataph Byrd, wh* it in th# U.S.N. (a tUUonad aboard th* U.S.8. U ko Champlain and la new on leave. Welcome Navy WILL YOU BE OUR GUEST? W« h*»# tested M atr-eandt. Honed rooms a t tho Mar-Loo Motel. Absolutely FREE to til new arrival* a t oor Naval Air Italian. Pick op re a r hero a t tha afflca or Odham & Tudor* Inc. ‘'Builder* of Fla* Hemaa" M l* R. Franch A m A NEW SERVICE FOR SANFORD BOTTLED GAS $ 6°° No PER 100-l.a CYLINDER Installation Charge SA N FO RD C A S (0 . SID I . F IR S T ST. PHONR 1 S4 A ■ARMS SUCCESS SIDRf-wHh a profit-sharing pay-off for you )kvget9wpktooue In trxfeyb M E S P H B S B fe U g o l Notica MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES »KW J U U T l illlm ir i In hn*n. #*iv rI■>« r iBiar*** la Ike f.ll.w la* p f f lW A « • • ( « I ’o iriil U ** a f t l a a l >«l C R ED IT BUREAU OF SANFORD * ••■ * > ¥ * * £ ? m B N IO N K f 110 and 1071 s & c ta | u',AS kc^ v i\w a ! \v .v .r w SA V IN G IN M odal *»• * J o ^ - H ont *. JjJ ^ r t y l« • d j ^ j J J *«*• o«d C O ST Yds I Dividends from 1B-UR « Fif**WlRd-HomBown«rB Im araao * t * . l m * l a r t y * « IW» ----- ■ B O Y D -W A LU C E TDVR m utual mau RANCH a w e t iiu (W ard, Fla. !M B. P bImmI U A m W ELCO M E i*tns WILL YOU t » k m lanaad N i l H m kehwHeUlN toWi ia h l i t o r y - f o r p ltR ty !•■ • dolltrt than tv tr btlort th is jrc«rP H tw «p«ild v % Uht !• kau a to ta l? HU thy m b yiatasad t o i t f c l l tad k m i tad ?!dt* an|ia««rtd for aolfd aanfori- N A VY OUR GUEST? Aad tow waald r m Ilka ta awMaaad a toadfal al Ito Utfwtt VI paarar la Bttkfc M r iu r - M •i -*7 f. n • Am ’_____ ■>— r K 7 i :- Qufok �TTTE SA N T O R n HEWAT.n ^ DADS BO'MQtbJG H iM H O M E MAKE A CLEAN ^ B e c A < .'ju s r r e iL HIM SOU CANT 1 ■ <\ AQA’M y COHC U N 1W E 'S e ALL o O 'M j h c l e n .' >d u u s c o t o M the P Q t r r e s r o 'W L M 3U heam HV o a d u m d to l O A re Y O U Q / INI TOWN. A n d M 2 U '1 Have NT CWAMC»tD>*->| p-V MOM a-—A" **y to o w N e * ? /, . A BIT “ J--- P *•“ » DAG'ACOO-ARE "ICO SUPP MG FOOD ’ TOCAlSV LNDE3 x-t THE TA0LE? i- - A M 3 c e u i i t v ? A T e o ».d T I M E S ' rM THU f v c t b e s r a r e a <c s n t u *j n o ut NEITHCO > h as* * r > NOO« ) lin e V Hr V lltfilM V p. AN m ust IV Mr. and Mr*. C, L> Fyle have rrntrd one of the ("Moduli apart­ ment*. He t* currently nerving a tour of duty with th« Nary and t« »tatmnrd at NAAS, Sanford. Atia, Javk IF wi ll and •>*» Itun of Jat ktonvll’e ate , prtiding *ome time with nrr pa'erit*. Mr. and Mr*. Joe Frvm while her hutband i* on a ctill•-* with the Navy. Mr* W. F !t.,ler returned 'tonday from a x u-ultnn »|« nt in NewVoik City and xarmu* placet of ltMlterr»l 111 New i.Pglauil. l ‘ttl. Hakrr »tay*d a few day* longer to altrnd x Stamp Cnttfott nrr, returning with filri.d* by ear on ■a I T S P C i L S T H E M A N D M A KEO L IT T L E * r G E G C * o e 5 L A Jt * '— r o p them ii., [ YOU KNOW WE WAVE A PULE AGAiNi-T PtCD-NG THE DOGS - t AT THE TABLE r Legal Notice AOU.OVCO IJ a LIKE ■.UPPER tWMAT W AG P f ir - C L A M C M O * « tB - C r e o n - p o t a t o -ewe * t u -» * ” Tnr FIRST one vou en a m e d P) rornaro•• P tA BtA n- ■»—- OA5WOOO. I w w at k i* 0 r t cfso up^ ; ^ M X X X t SO liP-O N IO N SOUP NAM E S O -iE &AOHW PfPPfB POT •— ri V E G tT A IILE -y — S ' ^ 0*1. M V lA V tlM ‘.s i rv t. f o w o o r iL * ! O. Hrou**ard of I-pfayrtle, t.a.. It vlaltir.g her icn-ln-law and dough«rr. Mr. and 'f it 1’aul 'V. Hrnwn »l>riit Monday afternoon, at the beach. Mr. and Mr* T! J, Anderton of KIIwihhi City, IV . and hi* In therdn-Iaw and tuicr, Mr. and Mt* F. O. (triander, of Neur Fattlr, Fa., tpent it-vrrnl day* Sid* week mi ll thrir htolhrr and •t»ler-indaw, Mr amt Mi*. P I*, Andrr*on. at theli heme on I a' a F.nmo The It J Aoderuma tpcrit Ine winter nf H,', l ii. lak e Mary and Winter I'aik. The four ate *n In link lower, Miami, Key Wrtt and t irlou* point* of interr*t In Florida. Mr. and Mn Taylor Groom of Columbia. Ft h.*t . > ti xltilou; Mr* |te»*in Sounder* and her daughter, M 0 M • Groom ............ ih.l* text Ion. . . Hr. and Hi p m Farlaln of Hialeah, .pent the weekend rlth her parent*, Mr. end M i', Joe F.rxln. Mt*. I'aiiatn will he te. meridieiid n* forIHW Mitt JV r - J f & 1 . ....... e ll U r.,I motored In Hationa Heath k llllh day whrre he played with the Orlandn Shrlnr II in I al the Hand Snrll. Prom Hie.r they went \ < ,» Smyrna Beach for Sunday with Ihrir ion and daughter in law, Mr and Mr* H I. Huttrll Jr They were )oinrd Iheir hr their mn in It * an I daughter, Mr and Mr*. William Sharp and itaughlrr, Su»an. Mr* ItOWClFl »i*lrr. Mi* Sutanne Heeli r of (lattona Hearh. rrlu.nrd w.th them for » week’, »l*d. Mr. and Mr« A Toro of .larktonville tpent the weekend with her hrolher and *1tler-mlaw, Mr. and VftlL.THAr5 7 TMEC5ME-1 \ r WANT < Mr. and Mr*. I' P Andertoh Jr . and children. Mima and F 1) 111, and Mr*. Andertnn"* nicer, Hrne M iliary, all of Miami, wrre the weekend gurdt of hit patent*, Mr and Mr*. P P. An.lcrtnn on Ia Kc Knima. TTicy were relurnlna from a vacation »penl at their cahin in North Carolina, near Sylia. on the cd;r nt the Ideal Smoklct Mr, Lenin Fat it rci.ncring from a »pralnrd right arm »ut t.i ned recently. Mr and Mr. Itowint Butelrr gBd ton ,d Atlanta, lia . are *pending hi* t.u jiinn with hi* pairntt, Mr. ami Ml* Fd Zimmerman \ | r ^ni| yjf , li.minn Srolt and three ehlldren hate relumed from an extended tu n with rrlativr* in \|r.|i||rlown, N. V. . . . __ Mr amt Mr*. .1. W. Wilton in I rhlldrrn have m u n i Intn the Lam* pert him-e Mr. Wilson Ii «ta* tmneil at \ \ \ S , Sanforif. where he I* tfrw n j a lour of duty wits the Navy. Friend * e f Mr*. William Mu** jriave will be gild in heir that Ihr It niik>n; Might Improvement fellm* ins i tlmke which the *uf» frrrd 1.• t Finlay. Slip W a patient at the .........la x.initarium In Or* landn 'Dirir tun, William Jr., arrnrl in te n ts* from Chleagn, III. to tw with hi* mother. Mr an t Mr ■ (i< >r;r Lee art.l tun of Lepthiirg. i; ildl hit parent*, Mr and Mr*, frank far. Sunday. (lenree I. fjiic ito n la home again al'rt trrtuig a* a countelor at the M'irr.< l amp, north of ()*• Iren, all rummer. fU ^ U N R H i V T ' “' o l IIA1K Ill.N l ’ *1 J| 'A O ftttt H l[EMAGE v V M v a error • • SI 1 BLACKBOARD » JUNGLE H I JP mm U GLENN FORD/ ANNE FRANCIS x LOUIS C AlH ER N j I t l'f iS llU N .V f,0 ...... , f .... . — r 8QT. fcwcwnE.i c w n "«u do eO **TM 1 IG TCr KEEP TwOSE TVtt FROM HSWTiNQ |J IT W O N T BC BAEYJ WW PDN*T O W WAKE M'M.UMCA M C K » V I THVN HE'LL PALL P O * G uxe l h m h h m b b — HELPING PATROL BOVS! H i l l , h a lf ra fa n 4 a k l* . A r a rtlfla g i t i r k or b an k g raft vaklt. io th a Hoarg ot r u M ir • I n ,, lio n for U rm lnola n * » m i. antKN-naKHKvr r o e nine o lid * , o r a • a ll* f « r io r r kid bond Tb« jp-ard nt p ub tlr ln « lru .-ii*n r i r r u l r d by Ibo k ld d rr sa g i m » | . for n m i t a l * r’n u n ly , K ln rld a , w ill ablo attraifoa la an am ount anual ra c a lr a blda for lh a fu rg la b ln g nf to P r o to r cant a f tha big ak all a ll labor. m a lr rla l* . rq iiip m ani bo onbmltlog w ith aatb bid and ta irle a a ragnlrad f» r Ib a canTba auraaaaful btddar w ill ba a tru rllo n nf a n a d d liln n In Iba rawulrag ta faralab and pay for llutd*b»r<t Krhoot, P a n lu rg , F lo r i­ a a iH F a r in r r p arfn rm anca aag payda. r n n t lr lln g o f ulna tlaaaronm * aarni knag o r bond* and lo llf l* . u n lit 11 *o a. t n , napT b a Hoarg o f I ’uMla t n t lr u c lln n tam bar I I , 1*11. a t Ib a nffu-a r f for M am laala I'n u n iy , P to rld a. rath a n u p trln lm d a n i or P u H ir I n . aarvaa (ba rig h t la ra fa rt a n jrra r atritrtlo o . C o u rt lln u t r , lin f o r d . a lt b H l nr to w a it a an y In fo rm *)!F lo rid a , a i w hirl* llm , and p la t* tiaa I* Ib a bidding. Vo Mg a hall lh a bid* w in be p u b licly apaaad Ik w lih g r a w n 'f a r a prrtod of f ir . and rra n aloud , Ira n d a ta auba*<|uaai to Iba ' i r a o i r * * and a p a rlflra llo n a may opanlng o f l,Ida w K h a a l Ib a can b . o M alotd from tha n lflr o nf lh a a a a l o f tho U«arg A rrh U a ct. Kllr-o J. Mn-igMaa. I l l Jo h n I , B r u m lr * b an frrd A lU n lln tCaliogal B an k C h a irm a n , Hoard a f P u b tlr B u ild in g , ganfnrd. r ia rt d a . !>*• u lt for p lana a a g ag a a tflra lta a * lit ba ragnlrag and rafangablo (a p a n a t a ra io ra lp g g o rn m a a l* ro m p la l* and In good r o n g lll- a w u h ia l* n day* fo llo w in g big data In a r*o rn a n ra w ith lh a fnllow tngi Legal Notice CHOOSE & USE IlfU T O l L lv ll r J • Aerfdy helps pievrn *ifom...molrt the d »i m n .n n t:N fm tirx F v R C GOOD CLASSROOM SEOUL IT—Tba two-wtek-old rnrrphalitlf outbreak In South Kmea hi* taken the live* of 2J ehiMien nf *3 itrirkrn. Poddy lerpt ulodt ond drinks tool., ond cooky piping-hot appetifing lunchcy (or you. MOVIE PROJECTOR! BUYING A CA R ? Welcome Navy “BE OUB GUEST”. *SANEORD (IM W K IU n 0 W l f i u fiddy irfy you (rftts H dox« iWd kooky. And k* (■(•tut going homo I �Cm PH A N a O f With an invitation issued to •very elvie minded citizen in the county interested in the 17*92 pavlnf project, to meet with him and the nucleus of tha Citizen's Committee, there should be a crowd big enough to flit the Prairie Lake American legion Hut to over* flowing tonight. "Standing Room Only** should be the sign rained when the gavel falls to b rin / the meeting to order. Businessmen. motel owner#, rentaurant owner*, dlru* anle* people, theatre people, tavern owner*, from one end of the SanfordOrlando highway ahould be meeting tonight with the Cltlreea Committee to pitch In and do their part to pul the project over the top, not juat within the fin day deadline, but even In Junt half the time. It would be gratifying to see every pro­ perty owner on the highway prevent at the meeting. Should *uch an event take place the detail* could b« completed In a minimum of time. We've been looking at thin picture from an objective standpoint, up to now. What will happen tonight? Will the citizen* turn out and back Rrailev Odhnm and the Citi­ zen* Committee 100^ ? Will 17 92 be allowed to shrivel up and become an off the-beatenpath country road? The** are questions we can an*wer only with the help of the people who will con­ tribute their time anil services toward ac­ complishing a tremendous project and the civic pride of the people along the highway who are called upon to do their part In making the Sanford-Orlando Highway an Important highway artery of the State. The livelihood of Sanford huslness neople. the continuing progress of on# ».f the fastest growing communities In the State, the thou-; sands of jobs that are being made available to the citizens of the Sanford area and th e ; the Seminole County rommunlty. are all de­ h a ils . pendent upon one th in g -th e weeping . . four-!anlng. . and paving of 17-12 a* quickly T h a Sanford Herald as possible. We would like to emphasise again that the four-inning r f the Sanford-Orlsndo filchway would mean greater business traffic from Orlando to Sanford, hrlnging shopper*, buyers, and visitors in to our community from an already crowded business area. The many advantages offered in the Sanford and Seminole County atores and business houses will he made more Important with an easy access to them. The Interest Seminole Coun­ ty people Invest in this protect tonight will V s T s i t s i l la ■ w i t M at lb* S«—HareS S im SVMva k *»MII*a i h In I h I* f• Ik* OM far m m SHm - be paid hack a hundredfold time and time »•-• on «a* i#*ai »--■ *H*r*a to sum -»«••»-—again with the word "success" emanating P a g e 4____________ M a n d a r. A u tu s t 2 9 , 1055 from tha committea within the SO day dead­ WHATTI Rlftl.R VFW*K line And Jacob served savan yean for RsCan w« ask the question now, "What can « h a l, and they seamed hut a few dsvs. fnr w# expect from 17-02 planning?'*, or shall th a lova h» had to her.-Oenesli 20:20.— w* wait and sea what will he rfnne from The Hindoos hsvt a saving that whan ona week to week, day to day, until the final man lovea one woman and ona woman loves analysis Is written only during the last on# man, the very ancrel* In heaven look waning hours nf the period set aside In which down in envy, lh a t Is the Christian Ideal. to do the Important Job. Tonight, at 7:30, a Citizen* Committee will be formed, to spearhead a drive for flght-of ways along the promised 17-92 widening and naving protect from French Avenue to the Ornnge County tine. All of Seminole County, and certalnlv Sanford, Is dependent upon its onlv arterial highway bringing visitors, tourists, trucks, travelers, salesmen, through Ms center. The v ery life Mood of *he Seminole Coun­ ty community Is the 17-92 highwav. Com­ pared with traveling on other highwav* around the State. 17-92 travel Is the heav­ iest on record. Stale Road Depni'men* travel maps and flmires nrove this point, and mem­ bers of Ihe State Road Board have admitted that such travel exists. Yet, we are fared with the prnhlem of having the highway IHerallv lerked nut from under us because right-of-ways must b« secured on a civlr-nrfde hssls. Braltev Odham. who areeple/t !h# eh»trtnanshln of the riMrrns f'nmmtMce, at the jreoupst, tmanlmmihtv of 'he enttre member, ahtp of the Seminole County rh e^h er of Commerce’ Long Ranee Iflehwav Planning Committee at s recent meeting, has admit­ ted that the tremendous resnon»lbilltv and the heavy weight of committee activities means that he cannot do *he loh alone. Odham slated lust the other dav. that It will take the efforts of e'rrv e»vlc mind­ ed man and woman In Seminole County to put the protect over th» ton. Knowing that fund* for the nmle^t have been annronrlated hv the ^tnt* Road Board for 1958. and that should thev not he treed this year they will he charged against the State Road Department budget next rear. do. laying the prnlert another 12 months. fidh 'm has set a fiO dav deadline fnr securing e f necessary right-of-way* on i elvic pride h h News O f Men In Service Nary En-lgn William C. Clause Jr* graduaUd from tha U. 3Naval Pre-Flight School a t Penaarola on Aug. I Tha aaw Knsign f« the ton of Mr. and Mrs. IV. C. Claui* of Routa No. 1, Bo* 3i-A, Sanford. Clauia attended tha Unlrtralty of North Carolina before enter­ ing the irrvtea. Ha ia now assigned to tha Whiting Field l'. S. Naval Auilliary Air Station, Milton, Fla* (or primary flight training. Aiding Allergy Victim In The Ragweed Season rslaU rslr fres at pollsn, your hay accumulate dust, ftrsr or asthma ml»ht not b*| B u b s.cu ts foam rubbsr or troubling you now. But srtn If kapok pillows or mattresses for you found surh a pltre, It might your frathsr-sluflcd bedd.ng, or h a rt other Inhalant* which would a t least coror your pillow with o Irritate you. set led plastic cover and your Blnte most of you allergy He- mattress with rubber threttng. Urns can't spend the urns or Use eotton blankets Instead of money to get away from the rag_ wool, or place the wool blanket* weed menace, and alnce you must bet wren sheets m sdt of cotton, also scold so many other Irrt-1 You can also use cotton sheetUnU, you might u well make the ing to drape over upholstered best of It right here at home, furniture. Get rid of your ruts or Actually, there's a lot you can do treat them with a commercial to protect yourself from pollens dust-sealer. antT other allergens. Rorcd A iw aganeate Mood Fresh Ah Don't keep any plants or flowsra SAVE WITH RONDO. . . PENNEY’S OWN HIGHCOUNT PERCALE PRINTS! Asthmatic* nkpaeUItf must rjfirln,^!ui 0r v !ulel^!”^ n ***• h m lr.»h Ur e m iu n u , ta . ll *“ “ ■ « you possibly cun. an air rondl- aoiwunrre wim strong odor. Ilka Uoner—a t least for your bedroom ■»•» Print, moth balls, camphor oc —probably would be a goo 1 . vestment Or you might get a n t. ?.,h *5 °* *** h®ul#* electrostatic air-cleaner, a port- *}0,d should not use face, foot, able device which remotas better »nd **** powders eonthan M per cant of allergenic i u , " ,n« orru root, karaya gum particles and dust from tha air. , M d ” r* P®*®**As for a treating system, steam 1,And- Md ** 11 ®*F If four or hot water la preferable to ar. c*n tm e d *® them, open beaung device. If you have I* ™ hV* 10 « • » rtd ot *ny oU a hot air furnace, make sure »t i**!#'"* £ou* i 'old B^*has a filter. Make sure, also, that * . w ,lh I*1* *ld of modem mrdlfu rn tc e pipes and vents are cine, and a little thought on your cleaned frequently. part, your hay fever or asthma shouldn t give you much trouble. V e n s m rrequewfiy even during this ragwead season. All cleaning and dusting opera- QVB7K>n Am AMVWB ttona should bu performed while I L T.: Are etomach ulcers eatuad tha paUentla not nruaent Vacuum from nerves or what n peraou frequently u td duet with damp o r ! anlaf eUcd cloUta. Iro n the walla and) Answer: Tha s u e t saw* for w ills;* should he gone over with ulcers of tha stomach is not • damp or oiled cloth from time known. It la thought by many f o r W h irlin g S k irtil • D ra m a tic f tr ip o s f a r P r — — t D a in ty P la r a la f o r C rla g llo w a a a l • H g t o a r i n g W a t M m i f o r B o y s ' B h irto l A m i m a n y , m a n y m o ra l In sp ire d new p r in ts designed w ith t l __ th a fam ily in m in d , ran g * fro m brtl* M ^ tia n t in U n alties ho m uted tone* . . . aQ . m W M M In th is Ana, h ig h -co u n t percale t h a t , V ■ m sc h fM waahen to p erfectio n I H aw I J Boa th a naw acJactioa e t s p a d sO p m V M •ele c te d d e c o ra to r p a tte rn * a R ondo, ^ f o r b rig h t horn* d e c o ra tin g a t u v tn g w t___________ unbrrskable, will not n ut, rot or dcterlorslo end is oeethcr-resili­ ent. Today's Taenagars Ara Busy Lot S | i WE w a x BR CLOSED ALL DAY Uatloa B m iro 'i aurserymeu's short rcurse •! tha University of Florida vatUrday got la four hours af prtcUra) work. M M * h » * msllbagt Cham­ SpaeUUits In Inserts snd ptsnt pagne Is regarded by many as an dltesiei drmnoitrsted types ot dis­ anriant beverage. . . Actually M eases that hit ornamental plants; • a s Invented hy * French monk tha Insects Hist causa troublt; dienamnd Dcm Perignon In the lfib oases of seedlings; how la control . « Isn't true—ih t old insects and dlieasw by spraying; * Ik* r a p e s ter U r and how to ronlrol weeds and dis­ * ar* pressed by hare eases by sell himlgsUoa. Kmparar Charlnmague > ruslom a* unsanitary r m . . . Cemle FhU ' W 'i i r s s f M much k*d effect of drinking •oaiidnriag giving np H w lf f lf lK - I - N - G b to d a y ’ll The new Ps c U p s msursnet roscy fnr your hem * and postsulom In­ cludes fire andnzU ndsd covtrage, theft and la h t ly htsursann a l a big saving in rates. A ik about IV Vi bany. F ojilw n (Kip* «f l!i» Atlantia r iw t left Norfolk, Va.. July II with mar* tl on 1,700 Naval ROTC Midshipmen »h"ant Tha (hips' eiewa supemta# tii* nod­ dies training during tha Womonth erulte. Tha ahlpi will vliil Edinburgh, Scotland; Copenhagan. Dtnmarc; Oilo and Bvrgtn, Norway; and Stockholm, Sweden. Gunnery ptaclica at Guanfan■mo Bay. Cuba, arlll rllm ai tha Aubrey L. Whitten, ship's ssr- crvlaa before tha midihlpmra diav teaman second class, L'SX. son (mhark a t Norfolk Sept. !• H A L B O YLE do nothing but hang s round s t m t comers, you've gat th* younger geiwrstlan all wrong. A survey by Leiler >«nd, bead *f tha Youth Research Institute, nhewud T out at 11 American lean• g e n haU down psH Um. Jab. sr Ust. earn money m th# e*da_ Th#|r And whatarw happnad la dear ahlaf soarres af Inroma: Working old Tight? Rs d n g a r groanry etoras, typing Oldtime restaurateur*, depressed by Ua finicky eating haWts af laday's stlori* • sea acinus pa irons, get misty eyed when they recall the k n i f e and fork feats af "Diamond Jim " Brady, U s leg­ endary maa-akout-tewa a generatine age. Frank Bscchl, retired * maltre d'hotel t i Ua MaigerVsndsrkllt, gives U lt picture af “Dlamwd Jim” la senna: " firs l fca’d la v a a eouyte at gtssses af naruga Juke at th* bar — ha never drank liquor. Than ka'd begin a meal v lU two dsasn Mg aystars trimmed wtU trska. And ka'd najey U a tra m s af cash­ ing wkOa a whole ahlckna was being broiled aver aharaonl ter him am Ua chaTs wagon betid* hit Ukte. WHh U a ehtehan ka'd ksva Vtrgtela ham sad mnshreoas, Ms d id st talk math white ha ste. II* always ware Urns diamond studs • ( M t l a i Aw* l» enroute la Kunp* on U# summer* second Midshipman training o r u l a n aboard th# heavy cm ltcr USB Al. k NABCAR* np— w l Wtoh s ^ U e ^ fn rC h e m n ^ ^ p ite d u ^ ^ j^ ta N A a C A B ^Coro* on^ia and try America’s m d hntmrt I rJ ue GO car , �m 1 ' T U B S A N F O R D IIK R A I.D ! Sion. A uk . 1055 Page 5 v e n tl Past Noble Grands A ccep t By-Laws; Have Routine M eet Bebe Bisbee, DawnBishop, FSU Seniors, Ready For Band Work I’lay a drum, clarintt, aaxa* phurit, trum ptt or any band ina rumtntT Manley Whitcomb. director of hand, at Florida Slata Univtrtity, i< railing all ttudanta with hand a prrir if, tntaring th t univarf ty this fall, for pro-achool trycm.a. Among theta rtturnlng to ht in ^ t h c famout Marching Chltf Rand # f i« m Sanford a it two FSU ti-uiort, Mitt “Brb#” Bitbto and Mi*a Dawn Bithop. Dawn it planning lo track hand • and intlrum tnt Inttrurtlon a fttr graduation and th t will Intern th lt tpring. She playt the trora* hoi t in th t hand and it a membar of tht Tau Beta 8igma, a hand toiority which it national. She it alio a drill Itadtr and will M attU t Mr. Whitcomb in “what w #ver «om*a up". She will at** ttach th* frethm ta th t fumiam tntalt of marching and will act a t hotttt* at band partita. “ Baba'', who will Inttrn this year, a t Saraaota. will mak* Eltmtntary aducatlon bar choir* vo­ cation. Sha play* tht tenor drum and taiapbona in Uia band. Be■idtt hting n Ttu Beta Sigma member add s drill Itadtr, th t active in tha Kappa Alpha That* torority, th* (iarntt K*y, th* Molar Board and a Senior Woman Senator. Roth atudtnu will Join th* fitih m tn on Ih* preach**] progtam on Sept. I Organisation *f tha Marching Chltft will ho com­ pleted Stpb I t and Utty will mak* th tir first fall appaaranr* at th# F 8 U>North Carolina Sialt football gam* Sept. 17 in Campf ball Stadium. Dawn oiplalnad t h a t th* Chief* da all tha half Umt thowt • t tha football gam#* tad alt# • abort pro gamt thaw btfara •vary gamt. Sht added that that* ar* varied ia thomta from novalty atunta U precision drill*, proportiea Including light* and tound ayattm i a n al*o uitd lo bring •ut tha th#mr» to tho fu lltit of. wa7 , v a t mad* of tba FSU hand and it planned la ha ihown to tha high achoola throughout tha •tat* of Florida thi* year. They hat* alto been on a telavDlon •how. AH th« ilu d ta u a rt proud of '.it fart that a professional band arrangrr dor* all of th tir mode. Hi* narat i* Charlt* C arttr. Tony Swain, a Junior from Sarasota, it tha tirw drum major, and Sanfordlt** will b* proud to Itarn that a (oral boy, aophomort Houma Andrrttin, I* assistant drum major. Ronnlt i* also plan­ ning to mak* music a vocation. Othtr* ftom Sanford In th* band a r t Ml** Rottmaty Garner and Mitt Nancy R ountrtt who a rt •ophoenorta. Mit* Janet Graff «f Punt* Rorda will ht htad majorttt* for tnt ttrond J*ar and Dirk Mayo of Miami, form tr drum major, will h* hark at FSU a t a hand giaduat* assistant. Thlt y ta r't Iript ar* planned to th* Miami game, Tampa gama and to (itorgia Torh In At­ lanta, Ha. Both girl* ag rttd that it wilt! ha a “hu«y two wtokt bofuta at hoot”. f Z*1W • P ariah lio u a r, .Magnolia and F o u rth • Rojrintrallon Fm : 12.00 * T u itio n : *12.50 m o n th ly I m r eld hoj*a end firls preparetion for flrat trade. * Mra. J. B. St. Jokn, teacher * Rev. H. Lyttletoa Zimmerman, Roctor TIIK VFW AND l.'IH E S A fX llltftV held a phnlr Sundae after- had hy all. Thlt wa* th* firat plrnlc IncRolti a both oraanlratlon* and th* membeta *hoi'« thrie will bo more", iliiutu by Jameaonl noon at ! |». m at Golden l-aka. All VFW matt.bet* and their fgmili< « wtt* iuiitrd. Theta wtto “plenty of good cat*" and a "good time” wat Dorcas C lass Has New Smyrna M eet In J. C a te s Home M eeting Scheduled M r s The regular meeting of the American Region Auxillaiy will h* htld on Sapt. 2 al d:T0 p in. in tha Laglon Hut. table a tlrv c u ll#held.w eelh e.it >.*" " T * A‘ I, m e * , fink »tiramei* thoweted V,*' **.,*’•' V from m er th* Uhl# and wet# lied j -’rt* • " ‘ .. with pink m*»hud« M,‘H. Gtlei, Mr* II FA SHIONS JU S T FOR Gr SUM M ER >>l I.' . .o ........... wllh *n * "t)t '.* Rrity Dori* 'Villiam* at th* horn* '" " ‘ hof Mr*. J. IV. Blown with ho»te**.M u. A. L. Thoma# ieok e* liaing MU* Hubby* Mmton. Mi*. “Count T our II r** ,* ' i>> lit!* Blown, Mu Mildred Landiesth Carnegi* for her devotional, and Mia. J. 1\ ChaiUlin. Th# p rf, llJr(lt >j*n. J. J. Catr* The honoie# Pte.entad with , p r„lm „i fndnwog t« ..-.1# a rortat* of a habv rattle and a . . , tiny .tork la a p,nk ro.rhud. n ,h# Carrying out a pink them*, rut !*?• ^ '' V™“u L’"’ Gower, were n,ed thrm.ghout both ! in,< ch“i™‘*n1 '. ' living and dining room. Over th . r»- • B,‘ M” \ " ^ roffea U hl. ,n the living room l ' " " f l ',hV " • • Urc: T ^ * 7 ■ " V of l-o.t.iie Thinking" l-y Dr. ering , nn •l-'rorale.l In pink N(trm„ , Vlnfrn, *hn*erlne « hphjr In wn nrratipF* . , mmt of piok ro T . Intrr.fKr, ^ Th# cU • p rn rn ln l • t ft *o with natuisl graenarv. n..*e* and ' ,1*- «-•«'•* pi; '"lent. o'her flow.!* were u.*ad dn sur* “ ho "’" ' 7 ,n N ,'v rounding table*. Th* tneeling flora, with .m l. me . .* .. , pravna nflfr h Ii LH a UoiifloUi In the dining room, the taUe wa, > enierrd with a white linen rliith. Rink tapei* burned In e r v u t M,‘- V ' ' *',v holder* while inthe.enter of th* ’»* >*F nmtbrr, MiBra NOW IN PROGRESS A L L SPRIN G M. Ilaynr*. Dai id "atklns returned to r*. hokf# ir.tciiU c after spending a week in tin* City with fritndi. Friand* of Mr*. Virginia r»* well wilt la lorry to train that • ha i« ronfinrd to tha Florida Sanitarium in Orlando. Her *1drr»» i* S-A, Itawm 278. l*o u n t y Dr mortal Ic ('"iiimltti* • pi-m ling f i e w eek* at C l r . t « " ontan. rid go |taptl*t Camp for girl*. 'It* Ehrmann i* North E*»t While their Ml** tihrncr won s-e* Miuiila Chairman of the “Tea* otul pla. a In th* camp Hot,* for TV* mid Mt* full* Maine*, Show. MARY ESTHER'S T T A T ta iN G Fherry S»nf« of Orlando and fuimri ty iif Fanftrd will le*vo •own f-.r Grady H°»plt*l in At. lanta, G *. u h rir she will rr.trr nur*r»' training. Fh* u tha trianddautihlrr uf Mr. and Mi*. Mr. and Mr*. Harry l.e# Fr. had a* their weekend guests, Mr. and Mr*. I.re Diaper and ton*. Mlk# and Andy of Lake Wale*. A ciuup of rnlhu*ta*tic women The party *|>rtit tha wrckrnd . a Ii •tr ni'd Thur.ilay aftrrruHin tu a ya>ht at ltlua Spring*. Mi> Peggy Khtmann of Galnr* Villa oullint Hie "Tra« for T V Mi** la y Gainer, daughter of program at tba horn* of Mt*. Mr. and Mi •. 1. 1'. Gainer, haa Ralph Amlin Smith, Seminole retenlly returned hums after Game, wire n l.v el du tlrr th# evening with Mr* Holly Pietey arul Mr*. Brn Bullard winning p> i*ei. Those Iml fe.i |o he with Ml*. Bariev were Mi*. \V. ft Starncll Mr*. M. P. Mathe.oo. Mr*. C E. M'ltlrd. Mr*. J R. 'Villiam* Mt*. R. I., Morton. Mrs. Cyril Butner Mi*. A. K. fin -otter, Mr*. Donald Knight. Mi*. Fred Myer* 'It*. floliy Piercy, Mr* Fred H*rti*on, Mr*. Roy Rriit. Mr* T. W, Mero, , WirKF.N7.IE TARTAN COAT | Mr*. F. McWhorter Mr*. J. V’. by Davidow, la patterned in Jones 'Ira. J. A. Slrange Mr*, 'light and bright blue with navy, O. C. McBride. Mr*. F* II. C dlnm. I* J and whit*. Full alcrvae cun* 'I n . S. C. Graham, Mr* Ihmald trait with Ut* olcndor bwuy of Flaium. Mra. 'la*on 'Villiam*, th* coat. Mia. Fd Klrchhoff, Mr*. Manila Groe an. Ml*t Marlh* Grogan, Mi*i Betty R o flitr a tio n D a te A u r u it SO— » a m . til 1 p.m . >catt-tday af.ar visiting in Fan* f»rd for trtrral day* with friends and relatives. Mrs. P. Ehrmann O utlines Program Mr. and Mr*.' R. W. Wright of Savannah, N. V., announco tho birth of a daughter. Rebocca, Friday, Aug. M walghln* 1 lb*., fact. % Rab* tald that thtra ar* “a!- I ot. Mn. Wright Ii tho fortnrr way* 110 marching mambtra." Min Joan Sayor of Santord. tho Altarnatt* ar* “randy at any dauihtcr of Mr. and Mri. H. N. lima" la fill In for a “drop-out". S ijtr . Both girl* wtra thrilltd ia tall* Mr. and Mra. Jantca W. Tolar, fng of th* trip to El Rate, Tai., on New Year'* Day for lha Sua announra th* hirih of a daughter, Bowl Football alattic and tbay Myra Pamela on Aug. I I m th* added that they viaitad in Mtit* DoUnd H oiplul. The young mia* co whil* there. A film, by tha •tifh o d aii pound*, ala oi. (Eplacopal) f f \ A DAY KINDERGARTEN ,Aj f ; M jL k l U- f i Mm . .. fI flD lji as- Report* will b# given from Ih# Girl Slat# Delegate* and a cover­ , . , ■ «•* .Of ed dith »upprr will he tatved lo Stoik Shower wa* glien . . . . . . all memlM-r*, their huaoand* and Thursday night at • o'clock honor* ^ ‘ ,l(\ gue*t*. i.-g Mr*. Loula Hatley, tha former „ H O LY CROSS PARISH Th* Past Noht# Grands Club ef •he Semlnoln Rehekah Lodge met with Mr*. Mary Jameson recently with Mrs, J. Rrodie Williams pre­ siding. Various committee* mad* roullnr reports an>l ii< trvised by­ law* war# rra.i atid accepted. Hrvaral diatrict meeting and other Important seMlnns wrie announ­ ced and ail mi'itilwi* ncr« urged tit attmd. Mi*. Ethel M'>ora gaie a vary InlirrMim.* reading entitled “A Mr and Mt*. It B Watkins r*. turned to th tir h<>m* in Pahoke* DRESSES D R A S T IC A LLY REDUCED [' 1 , »"r* M“ ' "* * ' ‘‘' ' T - __ SK IR TS, JEW ELR Y and BLOUSES '.'CALENDAR i'OF EVENTS Mr* Roy Tlltlt, Sanford, « * • ale* led Semlmdr t'nunty Cl airnun (or "Tea* for T V and Mr* John F««. I’aola. Iir**lir<r. Tie fu*t piojcvl will ha * coiviad iii*b supper In h# halit at s t u d y lb# \ariit d u ll oil Sept. * at it. HI MIIMMY Community MI«*ion* — *t the Kir*t Uapuat Ciiuirh hegmnii c at HI a.,n. covered ill'll lunch. The WMU pi tho Flr*t B*| ■ t hutch will hul-I a study ceur.e taught hy Mt- t'arlyla Brook* at 10 » oi It will U hattd on Ilia - mk, “Community Mt-*lon Guide'' \ .oieic.i iti.h lunitil -0 will pc hrld at 12 lioon. II RM IlT lnl»rnie<iial# It A. * m»et at tha F ittl llapti*! t hutch at • pm . n RltN END A T Tie OKS wilt hold it* annual Knbetl Mom* I’lciua at Ro.k Spitny* at & pm. Thrio will l.u H covered di*h tnral. Training Cnion Worker* Council meat* at th# bii*t llapti.t Chun h al 7 pm . fur ro u ted dnh supper. I’myer mrellng at tlie l i n t llapti,t Chuiiii at 7 it) pin. Mil im lM l Junior G A.’* meet at (h# F int llaiditt I'tiiirrh at ;i..ut pro, Intel mth'lia 1* IF A.** no 11 at tinF 11»1 liaptl*i (n u n li al 4 pm. Junior H A * tor. i gt the diutch at 7 p in. Th# anoual pp nlc of th* Tram in if Union of ih# l i n t llapti t Cliurrli will ha held at lt<H-k Spring*. The bu* will leave th* church at 4 pm. Supper will t.e 'Ir». Smith *rtird an Ice coul*a In her gur l* at the c"ntil.loti of til# Ini- ru m ■'••inn In aildlli n lo that* nirntmn >1 alone, tlie following wnnieit mrnil'rr* of fha Senilno1, t\iunt) I•nmo ia lIc Committer were m* tr,| to thi* planning rnttfrrenca: 'll ». It ' . G.... l-i-' ■-t. L.io* 'tom"#! 'Ir*. M 'ltd Conte* an<| Mi* John D id*, tiiiado; Mi*. \V t.. Slag. Geneva; Mia. R. T. Ilamil. t huluota; Mi*. Gentle (ilia, I •■• ..... ... Mra it i. ii • In •- M an; 'l i t . J. I,‘. Il'iwrlt, Allomuiiie Soling*; Mi*. A. lorw ard, iu r ir it City; Mi*. C. It. P u r'ir. Uoldrnmtl; Mi*. Nan>e Rua-rll, Fetu I'mk, Mil. tin Wright Davla, Sanfoid ami Mt*. W, II. Mrmpm, San ford. at 7 p m. The Miiliual fiaimnc Union pic­ nic of the Fit*t Hr | ill it t'hi tcii will lie at Rock Spring*. The Ini* will Irate th* Chillch a t |> in. uml aupnar will It* aerveil al 7 p.m. The tegular monthly mealing >>f tlie Seminole County Mini* leilal .',*cM'l*tini| will meet at Ih* Pieobytrrtaa Ifhuirh at 1 p.m. Jean Sheppard, Ml** Mildred lurner. Mu* Dot T> •!», >D*. " M. Mu.rclwhlte. Mt* W. P RriMik*, 'li<. F-tclla tilinen 'It* Frank Alll*. Ml** P-cgy Br«t. Ml** Mildred A«vlt Mi»* Ruby Strintriun, 'It* Munlon St * ,1mm, MU* Dot Carter, Mi*. J. K Hrmnierlr, '|e* Frank Mlnshew, 'll** Delni** Milrird Ml*a "» n da llridga*, Mr*. Frank Donofeio. Vr*. t’hrl* Woodruff Mi*. A J. Paler»on, Mr* Ren Bullard, Mr*. G»nrgl* P.Mi'h Mr*. A r c h i e Thoina*. Mr*. Fiank Noelt, Mi*, Hr* Andcrsun. Mt*. P " " h la tland, and Mi* Muirhrad. Bethlehem Drama Can Be Seen In Fragrant Cereus Blossom Thero’i inmrtlmoi a itnry In * flowor. On* flower might reflect a part M tho cele.tla 1 oymboU poclally atari. H ow .v.r he famlly of rereui and many of the cacti blnomi scorn lo tell lb* eniirc Dory of thr Bethlehem dram a. A night blooming eareu* *t Mri Either Trued'* b n produced hlosMinis la thrre lucretilve m nth*, And ta rh bloom seems to rs*l an electrifying o d o r of loibna** throughout th* area whet* it 1s growing. Th# BothUbcm dram a can b* seen, if on* h ti faith. In tho r blooming cereui. Th# siar, in, Unrf> j, lu lp ,nded over m, nK, r whtfh „ , djmt cup , , . , . , e<* Dr*1 n 41 n* »h* Bright hoili of an surrounding the crib. To watch th* unfolding of night blooming cetru* iv lo w an unfolding d u m a of th* Gh mas scan*. II is a blottom will leave its slory of faith md ly im prrtsad in )»ur ramrmbrt of flowers ami their meanings Trig it I bird- your l«(i m CottirdT umqul d(|i|n. That up ihipui| i d gliitiemtih rd|in|m ikith* difltrtnci. Honest*/, (hit it It*irgI lofl|ftllo pinli* |ird’f of rlttlic niL SMm tliitic pinsl Conrleti pull on. SML-XL. Whit* I f ) f>0 Special Group V A LU ES A LSO IN C LU D E LIN G ER IE lake Butler U IlMlUltr. i |T !fi , V [ i P iH K A mtfg IVi ouncil, Flilr tpMt it lhf«i ill gtMtic. Embroidifed n/lon miiquitlU* topeupv Cicluthfg contour itnot White. ABC cup* ^|.00 [*■t k ad'M n, Esther Trued. 470 Rosalia Ddvo* (Stall Ebola) Jf ‘BANDBOX' too* cfjr? r C 'iik U - , ” ■ L AN E Y Dry Cleanern 110 K. 2nd. Th. �#- — — r— ' f f ii . f ■■■■■lop Post After Splitting Two M IR Gators Get Set For Fall M A V rO R H ra ft • H^RAin Mott. Aug. 25, 1955 The Associated f m » Standings Pat Is All Smiles Alter Realizing She's New Champ M ajor League Leaders I * M ii (rwauahtr*r,,rUi J*ki © 2 T " ’ M • - 8C '••huTnV BOUOI * v - Cards Take First Game To Split With Daytona Vou cen't blame the Cleveland Indian* for being puiiled today They would like In know why the Washington Senator* are anchored In levenlh place In the American League. Nothing that the S e n a t o r * ahowed yeaterday and, lor that matter the entire teavon when playing Cleveland, Indicated that GA1NKSV[l.1.r,— Tom U*»*tthey belong nearly 30 gamra hark or and Howell Bonny, a pnlr of of the league-leading Ntw York r.phomorr puarda for th* UnlverYankee*. ■lly of Florida, definitely hn»n The Indian* were all tel to move thrir work rut out for them In into flrat place ycttrrday if the CHARLOTTE. N. C. UP- “ Pearl nuking ■ place for thamralves on Yankee* and Chicago While Sox Harbor wa» eacltlng to me but it Gators' vanity nlnvtn this ihould apllt, which they did. Then r i . o m D i BTATtt i . r a w i K year. W I. Pol Cleveland ran amack into the red- IhU i* a different kind of excite Thin pail spring In 20 day* of l t «« it a: .i n hot Senator!, who had Ju,t fin- ment!" football drll'i Ihny provnd themu «1 III lihcd pollihing rff the White Sox The comparison wat made by aclvri eager for th* Job whin n at .i n In two out nf Ihrrr gam n. When I I IT .**♦ Patricia Ann (P at) Letter, Ihe new Icoorr mrn im jll Have long i ( i the twin bill waa over, the Tribe Leernna illtcouragcd. .4«« Tound them irlvet on Hie abort end womrn'i national amateur golf a The truth it that both right Hi­ of ft-2 ami 13-4 icorea And In third champion, radiant aa the reiliicd •rd left guard# arr amon* thn place, a game hark of the Yank* the'd rrachrrl her goal of icvcral better fortified poiitloni on thn with whom they were lied when year* lett than two houra earlier u rlu ii. It. i ' k . i I Florida tram. The 22 year-old hr*pertacled the day atartrd T n tia ra a t h i .iii i .k Al a Irft (tu rd candidate, Bonry l i e , N e * * n al neefera If* been like that mod of IhriSrallle girl with Ihe drep tan an.1 n 4 n a l f*«wea hr* th* ta«k of rooting hli »ny ifrla teamn with the Senatora. They friendly i m l l r detrribed Satur« # » • P alm lie * .K a l I.a b -t*n 4 onto th* vanltv iquad. whrrn fiainuiili* at au i,.i.f.i>u»* hold a 12-7 edge over Cleveland. day'a 7 and A final* rout of Jane Hubert Martin, three-letter innlor, The Yankee* beat Chicago fit in Nclton. the 27-yrar-old Indianapulit a * T i n » «t. a.a:«eat r and Bob Vn»liih, rugged Junior P r l the opener on Ihe tlrrngth of home grammar achool hlriory teacher, w i. 13 «i IU letterman. have a firm hold on D re a h lra I I I runt by Mickey Mantle and Yogi aa "the grraleit thing that haa Tl u M lta a u b ra trial poiitlon. n I t ? Berra but Ihe While Sox came ever happened to me." it r b lla e r iy b la ii * i .113 back to lake thr arcond 3 2. Bob Xaw T u rk Laaaeter, meanwhile, hai no ■ Pa wat at Pearl Harbor Dec. 7, ti *• »11A 1n< In natl <3 n . U I Kennedy druvr in all ol their runt 1911, the day the Japanrte at­ Inner talk In trying to encroach f h it aa» Al T l M i 1suit* on the poiiinmn a t ri(hl guard, Ml T» al»l with a fint-innlng homer. The iplil tacked. Her father, now a retired l*lttab u r(h held dn«n capably by John Bar* moved Iho Sox Into tecond place, Army colonel, wat ilationcd there l m r a r u i ' a n rn tt-T i row and Kay* Green, another pair flroobll*.*, ai boyli. 1 half a game back the recall* that enemy planet r » T...... e rk # rhli.C " I. New Meantime, the Hofton Red Six "flew right over ui; we dUn't of lettermen. I'lilladtlpliia i-T, f'lni In n alt. B-l > III« « i i W». l- n edged back Into Ihe pennant pic­ know what to do except what Dad­ Thn lln* ruache* on thn Florida ['jltib uTrauhn * >-}. t -a i t m t i a i . K ture with a It 2 dcclilon over Kan dy told u*. That wa* exciting, hut ataff have been Impretied with I I . l o . l a at llrn n k lyn i el, • ( * a l New T« rh ta t City. They're now J'k game* winning Ihlt cbampionvhlp la alto the nerloui In. which . . . manner . , . ,.»l-at■ i Cincinnati ai PbilaealyMa of the lop. exciting, in a different way." aeter ami Honey have tarkled th*lr I um , a«mia .«i.»4ui»4 The Oriole* and Tiger* game Job*. While Laaaeter wai already AMKHH** l.r vm r. "Daddy (old me three year* ago r . l an a football icholanhip. Honey '-Stw Tl|f|| * J", .**! wat rained out. If I won the National he'd buy In Ihe Nitional League, (he me a new ear," the laid. " T m it at ,(*> t hie pail apilng wat awarded • IT I * .4*7 X t Orholer, hip after proving ha da* X Tl II .III cellar-dwelling PltUburgh Pirate* nut holding him to (hat promite. lie,lee l>*lrnll *> at ,a*i won a double-header from the My 1939 model gel* me around aerved one. aa u . i n City Bonry wai an All-Stata guard Kanaa* r* r i ,i*i Milwaukee llravr* S3 and 2 0 and beodrt, he'* ipent a lot on tva.h leatea Baltlmar* i t at . l i t while tha Rrooklyn Dodger* were my golf ai It I*. for Andrew Jaekeea in Jerkaona n t r a ar.iti.Ta downing SI.Louli B-l to Incrrate villa, winning five football and liaatant a ItI n "Daddy alto told m« that U I , Kaaaa* C llr I their margin to J l’i garnet. two track latter*, luaeeter, a pro- \ # w T o r t #•*. I'h traan I - I won the title I wouldn't have la a .h ln a tn n 1*11. I'fa* eland f - t Thr turning Philadelphia Phitllr* duel of 1.4k* Wale*, earned ffva tt fmith *chool (Seattle UnUerilty) lUlllmer. al (itlmll ri«i rain made It nine vlclnrlr* in thrir la»l fothatl, fiva faauketball, threa m u a t ' a at'HKUt l . r ai f>*ir*ii 10 outingi with 7 (1 and B2 viclnrlet If I didn't care to. But I certain­ u*ck and firee hafehall letlara. Dattlmor* llealee al Kae.aa rile over Ihe Cincinnati Rrdlrgt Chi­ ly want In finlih. I’ll tlart my Honey, who atanda 5 feet B and only aarne* •<h*4ulr4 tenlor year next month. It will cago »hut out New York 30. weigh* IU round I. It th* ton af mean no winter golf In Florida Nine htu, »tx of them for extra where I made the rlrruit the lad N r. and Ur*. C. II. Boney of | The longeat acorlng run In Cothate*, In Ihe middle Inning* plot Jarkaon villa. , , . . . - , . . Bowl Hilary waa Dickey the *hirp relief pitching of Chuck Iwn winter*, bul I do want to V "? ^ ! Moegle'e 96-yard daah for a Stohhi rarrird Ihe Senator* to graduate. and weighing 203 pound*, la the , twcMown t f t |n |l Alabama on "No pro golf for me ” aor af Mr. I . I. Laseeter af Lake Jan. 1, IBM- That waa the play in Ihrir flrit-game vlrlory over the She berime *erlnu* about golf Indian*. Stobb* gave up only one Wale*. at Ihe age of 13 at the urging of whith Maegla waa tackled by an hit over the lait S t-3 inning*. Backfirid First-Yea rmra over-aealatia Alabama b a n e h The aerond game wa« a pilchrr*' her father. She Judlfied hi* faith Alio getting their Aral chanca wanner. duel between Mike Garda and by winning the national Intrrrolat a varalty rola a rt Kreahman Mickey McDermott until the »rv Irglat* and Junior title*. Lad Kd Bear*, a fullback, and Junior _ . _ John Hyman*, a halfback. J « k la llmntan, Bab Smith and enth when Ihe Senator* went wild month ihe won tha Weatern Ama­ and racked up eight run* at Ihe teur. fljrmauk tranaferred la tha Uni* Ur" Chandler, vertlly af Florida thla ipring afScan, a vary promising full fipem * of Don Mnttl and Ray ter apemilntr two aeaaona at Ar* bark randldata who wai a high, Narteakl. MrDermot! allowed only llnglon Junior College In Tcxaa, achool All-Amerloan at Prnaa- ' »•* hit*. Including homer* by wrii»r* he w*a voted on the All- cola, alio ipud battle a pair of n*lrh Kiner and Al Snnlh letlarmen— Joe Brodiaky and Bill Miekry Mantle'* Ihree run hnm America Junior Colleg* team. |*r, ht» 3tth. in Ihe third inning Daaplta a fine reputation be­ Bolton—for the Job. fore entering Florida, ho atlll Symank, I faet IB. 17B pour u t «*»«>«'■ *T i:n rw r.ao mud become familiar with tha la the *nn of Sir*. Ar.n Symank of margin lo work on at hr chalked n r n M tio v v i. l.r.* u i»: Gator** ayatem. llo alao baa throw Caldwell, Tea. Bear*, C feet 3H up hli 13th victory in the opener It-lllna t-4,#U ain III af bat* — oxperlenrod Florida lltormon lo 200 ounda, la tha aoa of Mr. and agalmt the While So* Then Yogi A,h'<urn. P M Ia4 » lnh la. I l l N nl4rr. H llio r - k l* i.. I » l Berra connected with hia 33rd . |tun>— battle for tho left hainMck J o b - , Mr*. I . L B ern. Penaacola. liun*^ — 'ft b a ll* 4 l a — Ntiiaar, n ro okwith one aboard In tha fifth to ly n . l i t ll l l a — K lu sa a w a h l, C ln rla w e tl make II allll cadrr. It* tt-m * m s * ~ K 1 v t i f * t l i l , C l s d s Bob Kennedy irtlfed the nlghtLegal Notice SI r in run a to “ a T i i r bta tit n r rip In the flral Inning whan h« wati sst* M .ilte, b at** — llo ia r , Nt. l^tula. re,Ftoriat tVIU.IAM IA, IJ ’. It* lURCtfAT __r ___ 11 hnmrrrd off Bfih Turley with fwt» fTIJKl KKT. NKWAttK a. NEW AU*rn*r f"e rialn(iff r h le t k f ir d nn I 4*. Istana — JElWKfi m ain aboard. Billy Pierre held N tI’lf x a a i b s , llr u n k liv . I * - I . I l l Ihe Yankt lo Iwo nrna through a t r i k t - i i i i - j.- n a t , r h i n i a , ja r * Sf f .H lf 4 b I.H S tf l R • 33 Inning* and Dixie Itowelt fiarttna k*>t4 nn 1)1 a l hata — V lnrM a. h r 01/1A awarti Patlllna hating k**n blanked them the remainder of the K altn a. I>. ir .ili, .11*. BIA K. BAPP. Ik* ahori I tl* of Bf AK NATO IL tn a - k a ltn t. Itafritll. |*T. which I* fiMlIMA K. KAPr. plalh- fllad In tha cim tli Caart In ana way. It. fla baltad In li- lf n lt , l * f tiff, v*. WILLIAM DAPP. h*f«a4MNO. EL f lja a b atifd l a —Janaan, Doatoti. Home run* were tha atory of aai. tho** prfttnia arc to romtr.tnd feu t# *aa**r are tlla rear *Wlltha Bed Sox t r i u m p h . They IPf• I l i a - K a t i n * . TValrnlt, 111 . ten daraaaa* harajn aa ar Btftr* Ifam* tuna—Manila, Na» Tnrh. amaihed four of them. Eddie ■ Jooat hit a pair of ihreo-run horn' Nlatan b aiaa — H lvara. C b leaan . roarttio will h* oatarod agalaat efeefi - - - VnAK." mV**V fra, Grady Halloa got a grand tl araaaataa ara aro .la la romman* you n i i b l a a baaaA • « t g trlalo tia — " f t . IMifanl H»r*liU In 4*olf«ui»4 Ilohaa* aapoae a M III* your wrtllan alammer In th* fln t and Ted It-rn ». .*#•* tn e b . I J - I . r»a. M * ifip«r of aaawar harali. aa ar hafnra th* William* connected with No. 23 ^ K ir lk a o u l* — Hear*. Gtsvataaft. In which Ihliin V A J lfin X li aetli aeth eay f a y of *f Mpiombor. a#*wwh*r, a a. n i » * . ■win t o o k n r or otkoewiao Kart Spooner hurled a aix-hltter rlgo Doer** Parra* Pea Pro Caafl Cat Caafaaao yaw. far th* Dndgara and waa aupported • ' f i . / i . X ' r t . w . ' v . ' .eaalgnaiM K s by aw lt-hll attack. Including u s i i homera by Gil Hodge* and Boy Swimming Coach g g j t . l £ > ' £ • '* * t>* y*hlith*4 unc* *arh weak (or Campanella. foar eonaarullto wraha /»/ n. p. Ilarndan nr hand and Boh Hall and Vernon Law were Dies O f Attack r la rh o f tha r i t r a il Cat riark of ih* GAINESVILLE > *- Frank Den the file* in tha Brave*' mnlmenl. hi* >k* lath Hall pitched aaven hit ball and H i Genovar, (M. whoa* University ttarnap al Law of Florida swimming learns won Law loiaod a four-hitter al them, five consecutive Southeastern Con­ C a a rt Del Ennli, Jimmy Greengrata Mark and Stan Lopata hit homera a* the ference championthlp* from 1117 PhUII«i eked out their one-run through 1941, died yesterday of a Brat-gam* dctlaion over tha Bed- heart attack. Ik lega. And then In th* nightcap He coached swimming al the EwU* hit another, hi* 27th, a* tha University from 1M0 until 1931 ■urging Phil* pounded Jackie Col- when ho retired. ^ -v /^ I w m nw aw w j" ' KIKNHAITg oawUaallAM M Qt HE> Itaoaaaad. lum and Rudy Mlnarcln for II Surviving ar* Uw widow; a ion, a awn r r * . Ula, * W .l^ U 7 A B U » tm «Mb ta . William F. Genovar of Gainesville; Th* fllanta wera abut out for the and n sister. Mrs. D. K. Ball of third time Iblr aeaaoa by Rob Ruth. Hendermvin* N.C, tu aro kaeaVy B rita Banka connected with a pair Funeral arrangemenia have not t* trip*** for the Cube. been made. **r .** aa and Results K By ORLO ROBERTSON ■’I t th ? k it c h e n t s m n WOEKMOffTOO READY FOR MG ONE - - - By Alan Maw Butler Smashes Triple Connie Slack Butler’* ba<e*loaded triple In Ihe flrat Inning •honed Sanford the way to a 9-1 victory over Daytona Beach In Ihe firit game nf a rfnublrheadcr la*t night, but the blander* look the afterpiece, 3-3. Bt'b Arendt *ct Ihr Card* down on a aix-hltter in the tecond Earn-.* to n.leh hi* 21*1 triumph uf the Florida Slate League campaign. Chuck Franrlt pitched all Ihe NASHUA SVPPORTiR* HAl'ff way for Sanford in both gamrv, p l e n t / o p c o N P /p e N c e lie loll Ihe wcond In the eighth THEIR FAVORITE. PiQUP/MO innir.g whrn Daytona Bearh broke HE'LL B E RUNN/NO A a 3 3 tie with Tippy Slade'* aingle P/FFEREHT KIND OF PACE by Vern Watercutter. THAN /H THE P E R B y Biillcr'a blow chavcd Chuck WHEN T H E / THOUGHT Nicht'l* in Ihe opener. Nlchol*' SUMMER TAN WAS THE relief Bob Tommy got nicked for " ----- —* — a4>A<WV«i/ a three-run homer by Bud MUIcr in the third inning. OTHER FBI. PLAY Gline tv Hie, racking a playoff berth, la al night pulled two full games ahead of Writ Palm Beach in the battle ror fourth place in the Florida Slate League. The G-Men edged St. Petersburg 1* while Writ Palm split a dou Hrheadcr with Lakeland. Caine* Villa ha* three garnet left to play and Writ Palm four before the -YtAX-CLP TAAjHtA 0 * NASHUA, end of the *ea*on Wednesday night M U B t ON THg S C f MB ITSCLP But whether there will be a playi0t ThAT MATCH RACE WITH S W A P S H CHICAGO .AUG. i f rrP H P JUS „ nff la still up In Ihe air. Director* •plit 4-4 al a'recen t m crling-at which expense* were cited—to abandon the poflraawn aerie*. An­ other vole on Ihe matter will be lakrn by lelegraph Wednesday. The playofri would be among Ihe team* with Ihe best records ror Ihe full reason: Orlafirfo, Day­ tona Beach, Cocoa and either Gaineaville or Weal Palm fleach. Gainriville defeated St. Trie lari rlth night with a four-hit, threc-run ral­ T h e r e la no on* In light to Gen* Bennett In that rare ly in Ihe aeventh Inning. Fuur G rhwltenge Daytona'* D a n E. **eh now owning Id. heith'a assault on the Florida Orlando Ronaalea nf Coeoa hai ,T,n *°l . ,, the fam e-Severlno Mender. Billy State League batting title, and pilfered an oven SO hag* to ealt Kn,Eh(> swnno Hebra and pitcher (here I* no: th# ellghteat doubt , w y (be atolrn base title for the jjorm in Hughe*. Lennie Pecou led hat, w th but a few day* remain- „ n , n . pitfher.( 1(arut, thff# St. Pete with two doublet and a Ing until the windup, Mr. Keith „ , . ' haa It rawed up. Ilia » •« « " * mlnrun share praml- aingle. Lakeland whipped West Palm average refleeta a wash's gain of nvrrco. Owning th* b**t merk perBearh 3-2 la the first game which aeren point* end give* the flrat- ewviagewlae, la Rolando Ortrgp of u ‘ inning* and Ih e Brave* sneker a tfoinl advanlage over Gaineaville who ha* been brilliant! look Ihe aeven inn'ng nlgblcap 7-L tfammale Madiaon Blade who atj yrar arH nom a tp |en. j | n (hr iccond game. W ttl Palm raised hi* Mark five point* over d||, , , an<, ftIU w o „, , „ t rarnri| rut loora with a barrage of tingle* lhefl week to a fa,rig aubaUntial ^ a fm# SM {of .he third Inning to take a lead lakeland could not overcome. The Keith added another depart- 1,5 to"1"* 1' Al'* 0t*r‘l«'Y ot 0 r * Brave* alio stole seven bates, in­ mental first to hit airing of three, lando haa rung up 32 victories cluding n ileal of home by Al taking over In* top spot In rbl'a with aeven ratbarka. while team- Blvenbark. with 105, replacing Ino Rodrlgun mate Jo* Valinas own* the highPennant-winning Orlando downed nf Cocoa whose hilling haa tuf- mark in win* with 24, against 10 Coco* 124. Tho Flyer* took advan­ fertd of lata. The league pereaett- defeats. tage of 'I walk* off three pitchers #r eonllnur* to be th* foro-runner Daytona'* Ortamlo Pena also and romhlnrd them with 10 hit* to In base hit* with lf t* ; total bear* -h ln ra bright with hia 19 and ft boost Alrx Gordey lo hi* 13rd vic­ 333, and In doubles with 33. mark. Beat reliefer I* Hill Boyelto tory of the waaon. Parking a wallop In the homer "f Wl’B with hi* l« and alx re- IM1TOM W l'Hlt department, hut not recently, fa mid. Valina* haa the most com- l l t n i a l l If lb Bodrigurt, who»a IU roundtrlp- Pjda games, 21, while Norm, h lfMicannt.Ill tn rt per* are still goo.) for number one Hughes of Gaineavllla Is the K a ilh Ih lining In that division. In fact. Ira«u*'» «ol» worker with hi* 273 ^.Viaa*'** Ino haa no challenger* whatao- Inning*. Hughes ha* pitched Ift J h *M*i r ever la denting tha fence*. Dave ® gamra. along with Boyette. | p r y * e y:* Drapp of Urlando atlll laya John Ivory Smith of Daytona ’ Tommy » claim to (coring th most tallies earn* distinction In two pitching with 12S. while BID Patrisa of eategoriea. He ha* * fanned th# Daytona ran out two triples dur- moat batter*, 299, and algnad th a : ^V-friii’ie • I nrbtnlii Ing thp work to entek teammate moat passes, IS4. It's Doubtful That Dan Keith W ill Lose Out O n Batting Title WE ARE M OVING OUR SALES OFFICE WILL BE LOCATED AT TOE CORNER OF LAKE MARY BLVD. AND WEST CRYSTAL DRIVE IN LITTLE V EN ICE B n fir i U N AH home* hi DntmwoM and Wjrnmwood art sold. We have home* avail*bin at CryaUI Laku Club, Iae. and Little Venice. vr-es Rosenberg Breaks j Ski Jump Record \ By Seven Feet “a LAKELAND T -B u tch Yoran* berg of Miami broke the -orld » water *k» jump record hy raven fe?t yesterday in Ihe National Wa­ ter Ski Tournament. The 20-yrar-old youngster, who >kn with the Winter Haven team, •oared 123 feet off a six-foot ramp. That shattered the record »el by Alfredo Mrndnra of Mexico *evera! months ago at Cypres* G a ry drni in the Dixie Tournament. Ruirnberi'* tow boat wa* trav­ elling at thr regulation 33 milt-; an hour but Rosenberg whipped into a wide »wing that added con­ siderably to hi* own vperd hy tho time he hit the ramp Dirk Binrllr of Winter llavrn finished second In the tournament anl \\.irren Withered of Laroma, N.Y., wa» third • The West Pal’j Reach SkT 0 4 won tram honht v .rit1* pomri and received a trophy presented hy Gov, Collin*. Cypres* Garden*, defending champion, finished aer­ ond with S.123 and Panama City wa* third with 6.116. Will* McGuire of Cyprtaa Garden*, a veteran of many ski tour­ nament*, von her eighth wumrn'i national title. She took first place* in slalom and tricks and second place In jumping. • Charlc* Stearn* nf Bellflower, Calif., won thr national title ter boyi In thr ll-lft age group and Mary Ann Mocnrrt of Writ Palm Beach, won Ihr girls' title In tha tam e age group. Earl (Pappy) Hallowrll of Pan­ ama City won Ihe veteran* cham­ pionship—for aHer* over IS. 1 1 1 *. 1 1 f> « T a rr-T I Jf Nblilry ct : a a : :r t l 'i l lr r 111 J lf ll- r •» T h .- i.- .ll Jb y*rart. la p i i F t t i i i * *a ati iei Total* l**H an Mrafb •■•Iai4 »«t e ie «—a F^MHIrr )1- -K a lfh P n < V l*r. la ll.s T a rra lt S. Mfililay a D o lla r, Atlll* r It lllMilf lay. II-!•Iff I, Thor nail Jl.ll.r i. lit _ |l*iin(||. Kelli-, ill- lloilar, Nhlrlfry, lln — Mlllrr i*—H»tl»r. I,»(| Tiarlnna Dearh u . Ntnf.-rfl 1. Dll.nrr —V|. fhola I, Kratiila 4, Tnntmr I, “(>— by —I'tan.li t, Tfx n .m r 4 l l n — Nli‘ Ctrhnl- r .lo . t.- t Ifin tn aa: T r n n K L M ..V —■V __________ N * ____ ,1 - 1 . I h if lp f v. V r a iu i9 I— M. Im.I l U— k a ltlta . Uardarr, T^—TVI W ELL D R ILLIN G H o w a rd C. L ong Phone 207 E. 388 CottittMrcUJ �If It'S Worth Aaythln* It'a Worth Ad?#rtialnf la THE HANFORD HERALD Mnn. Au*. 29, 1953 . r » “ ‘v Si JJm* l&Jty CLASSIFIEDADS 7 PC’. LIVING ROOM GROUP COVERKH IN N Y L O N . • Sols Bed Phone 1121 • A. ?■ Pctermw.Beoker Associate* - A. B. Peterson Jr.. • • • • • ~ J. GtMtereoa. Garfield WdMalack, R, W. WttDeudnay. Lead gurim*. A. fa* or. • C. A. WHIDDON, SR. Reg. Real KsUU Broket V, I . Douglas. Aaaociate l i t i . Park Ph- t l Plstiorm Rocker Pull Up Chur Cocktail Table End Table Table I-amp The o ld HOME t o w n S^Hete t* 4 t|%« mete By STANLEY p .t S m o k er 91 >9.00 Mather o f S a n fo rd E. l*» St Phone m o n e y o u cav h a n d l e ro a i r v r 3-Bedrwm. CB home, tile b»»h. TV *ntenni, Urge yard lor children, immcdiite ocnipane) S3.MT. — m oo down. $13. per month OR 11,000. down and slightly higher monthly p»y. mentf. Payments include Jn«. and taies. You shoold see the detail* on this. FOP RENT — 2 Bedroom downstairs apt furnished, close in. JAS. per month. W. It. *-Rltr RTEMrRR Realtor — Central Insurance Gertruda R. Dlagfelder Aiwelite Pboae 1122 112 N. Park Are. —t Bslra cool room*. Television. IS weekly. Kitchen privileges Avai­ lable. 1Q1S-W,________________ G r in furnished «pL 3U Palmetto A»e. Phone 61®. llaffgerlr Appliance Center “Your K'esunghouse Dealer'* M iytif Wisher* Il> Magnolia Ave Prone 1717 CONCRETE 70 G irls' nanvr Sherman Concrete Pip* Co. • 7 . 1’stron saint of Owl West 13th BL sailor* 2* Detor* h a ts ? " FURNISHED Apt. SCO Park Ave. TWO Furnished Apartments. Newiy decorated. R e a s o n a b l e , Adults. 1U N. Jessimme. f Room Downstairs Furn. near nursery, r h . MO W. ApL NEW 2 Bedroom Frame House in **=____w r x e i e u- LOWELL iL O O B 12M Florida 1fPfg - WiV^TEL. USED GAS RANGE — Unusually rleaa-Magic Chat F u ll. itM USED PLUMBING PC nifM C R m b S at Saalord Gas SIMMON* - Dap Bed. Good rno- Callen and Barker, Ktallora ^ I M N. Park A n Phase 2212. General Am SALE—T vs Bedroom Frame is*, located oo 100 rt. lot In . Desirable location. LOW YN PAYMENT. Balance like film . I M O V SPECIAL <rue. om u m . i riM. urg r t h yy % it % 41 ,\( Hl»>3 Hihhcal n»me Grei k g'tdle star I Itistr iSis A m i Gazelle I Arab I Muse of Uric )uwtrv Tiansgrers I'lsna ngm e basing lour ■qglei I geom 1 Exfl*. matien It Tbinnest jn I'mtetworl® I IIP TV Sa«a Julius Label 1 urs* a jGtan " i f TV Tfaatf* I AH T a-.« u hit ms ryirlt • It sititti 4 ait-*rt Is* e .niinei V l .* i i t a 1s4 *.*. Istratn 1 ini• • l'al 11 P«a" I »*In Satna a le a ram s j ItM Na* I 4 tt aatAar It IS Lots I n * ilill • t i n orr tlra n * * f m ix titii • I* T a n Psiiare-s 1 .*• sii>r>ii»« pn*« » * P n ia t 'iia Guide M as t* i* iti*« itis Artnur Oe4fr*T atrts* i t Rleh H II D u M ln s t.l* h t K t U t s s S h i-* v s ils n t U tr i.ssa u r u r * a lT rx sn u * W ll* T s a r* B e k. Q Lata 14 I s tLs what you meael by buLfatp a l>Mi* l**t Mil of ow ewstf * REMEMBER that wa hava everythin!; fins* in thn Itiiilrfingr Supply line, anil at the price you want to pay. See ua about it— V SK . S ftS tV®oUinSZ8<G,'S8u’ "H fi NOWI ■ i* Woaaspsrtv B it r s s e f f !I •• >* l*«h s 't a ik * t a* I lile M r r lia r S I S flaerat pterns I I* • T e a r A rre o n t (.*• i’n*B li»'ii* I"S S to « Ia S IS S :H • It 7 •» T.U T il* I a* III * •* » sa HILL LUMBER 8. SUP PLY *.nd. ftemmdjtinsdag »* n n n T t 1 HA*SKI. • M iitu ta t A n istn n s APaaelura with f a d e Wall rartoeti t'srelsal b - « s-tt **l"-r.apts jo nn I'alr Jiawa t v .a k l r M ualral S '* * * It a v I* w V a rle lla * Duftai Ph" A e t t llte lh a r e V u ir t et r ir s s t e n e T h i s * tV k ltin p U lr l* tthsi A .A ln a r l ism en p .t s r o s T k s s t r o r K«-a Tkasir* l*i** Make Tke Cennsellon AM Pavts M-ii P s e a . W i a t l i e r - l e s r l * M a r llf M T kasta tra •igk-i ii:ill III* lles-O t W cyha * m ■.VU. P* ftL . YARD o«t mm ittk at ts % TELEVISION s :s j i* sellwg keWUne,. >w 40 41 DAILY CROSSWORD I A OS !ic SL ys yi % J - ®ri**Mld TuHHee, ®vw-ye dewga,, 14 yo L » person (t.G eir mound* 42. Having tore *b 1 ., 11 % •PTtsirsia P is a n s ? »* ?!I* Ua-tslkf Show sw s-w f s t k a r iLu M! F*uwa % 20 21 t l 21 % it it i« OaareH ter Tesse F. M. CAMTBKLLr V,. IT , 40. Mature 10 fl. meat case, complete, phone Im . n it f**r.> ■“2 r v Fwrahuro at P 'n -r's Wanhooso Funi . Co . at sot W. UC SL All aatinaaUy ad*, furrituro at wifehouso prices II fy i l* m ounU inter t M t I® ft 1 ¥ 5? \ y /( t» ®9. Sing. (I a ®W1S* • if •I * 40. Close to /V> i i ll» t Sept.-Oct.) 3 3*. F\iia 14 Iheris I 34 Jog _■* .Vs Assistant 10 ■£ IS Hindu month H M R . 2 * " 4 l t» mu, , um u i s vyieir rAXP A 3 9 as by a dilinn Reasonable, IS Lake Ellen Circle, Casselberry. GDflA Orewa Cabbage pleats, now in® VIRQ r*i Fr. •tBnuir “ 1 4 S .K "^ 1 WASHINGTON UP — The Puhtie 9 ll r a 1 1 h Service report!-1 the exart re»-on» 'T im id not be |>l found' why there «ern infretne 1? Min s nimt amounts of live vlru» m Salk po I : Dalian port lio tarrine mamifartured hj Cut­ I « Question ler Laboratories 13 Mine entianr* Giving rnnrlusion* rearheil In god JT fl-.ngt-d 1* Dnismn a four month* intrstigalion, the IS Mailsr uf of a play PUS said the pre-enre of Inc viA ntous n Hack of 20 !.Oose.pt• rus in the varcine caused some the nee|* im g sports pi'rsitns to he stnrkrn ulih |tn|lo 2<i Shaping I rouse It tc-oti after inoculation. 7 ' Matins ? i Sucge-t* Ax to vshat might hate account­ 1 23 Gotud'ike l ed for tne pressure of the live vi­ fruits rus, (he service said available 4 27 ITiform data suggests ihis combination of 2* One's Islhrf (artofs; 1L or mnthrr Air ('ondiMoncd jo Dsek gstr* t Failure lo siilfirirnllv loarli i m E. 2nd St. 32 Erbium -atr live vim* used in ihe manu­ Phone 3ft3. isjm I facturing proees. *.7 Uprising 2, Failure to ilelecl Ihe pretence 23- LAUNDRY S R R V V inf % 31 Nat ion< I go*l of Ittc strut In the finithrd ta c ­ of Tahiti 20 2® 12 one hour • W a a aaa Damp rine 37 F n m Dry The service added that revised 30 Hum 0 One hour \k • Waah and Dry requirements for both production 41 The shift of Fold a <nliimn and le.img now providt "adrqdate 27 Finished Laundry I Al< MI safeguariD " Sanilone Dry Cleaning ir Guild 2‘t H oulhride la n a d ra a il I ' m- of tacrine priMturnt hy ihe 4 : i sgli r Iwutb hide F**4marl Bldg. Cutler Laboratories of IW krlrv, 41 JG -, i «i ctaaa il IM Earn DU BL Calif,. u as hailed on April 27 af­ I Hitt N ter oivelopment of polio In some 1 faired bill 37 3® n a p # p a a v tc K —si children Inornlated with it raised nt Egypt) questions as lo its safely, 2 Native 41 L 1* N ill-riin o Trchnlrtin ot Tuikey !-ilrr, Ihe enlire national innril­ I'llone 21(4 Hauls 1. Ssnfnrd lation prorbireit ry* evidence |M<int 3 F.pnrh AS 4 Cnmment* Ing to contamination during Ihe 5 S r ip o rt Buy. Sell. Beat, Kira wtth wait manufirturing process as * sourer IPpam i ads. ih* busiest salesmin la of Ihe live virus in th# Cutler t ac­ town. Put one la work tor you. rine. Phone 1K2I. We wUI bo glad lo The tlx page report said the in ebargo IL testigation "did produce data sug­ gesting the combination «( made m m tm t v r m n u L 4 A d v rrtiim aro requested ta no- quary of virus inartivation and U O t llA V tlfy the Want Ad Department im­ failure of the safety lest* at re I MMtOR mediately ot any error* is their sponsible frr live virus remaining I M O A rry4 HH"or« adi, a* The Sanford Herald will be iindr'rctrd in Ihe finished tic - » >• |lue*rifisn re<p»n<lble fur only oa* incom e! cine." • M Kasit. t t 'liter, ante. Insertion. RED I MIX TONKRETE M rarlr Concrete Co. L IIE nr If. A A. Imurance agrrl Rite* In . •70$ Elm Avp . Phone 1331 » silted in Sinfnrd In tell inPolicyholder* Mirancr in Pilots or Career VENETIAN BLINDS Joha William* Im l Agtu rj men. No increase In Premium (Nationally Ad*. RoUa-Haadl 417 Baaferd AUaetic M a t or War Clau*n. Retired Naval Maaafactarod la Sanford 2® ,*,V hr A®*ticy. fl— Ipala VdMUaa M Oh Haven life Insurant* Co. P, o m weal Srd SL Phono Ml Florida. l®A WK1-F WANTED (rem ain> liA C l V A R IE T IE S P A N E L IN G t • -.u Nativa and ^Foreign Wooda. JO E * 1 # or double needle n a Pl|M Ofc chlae*. Experience Exprrtenre not neces■ - U <J sin r fur ages lJ iu . jot Cnmmerf lli St, Phone 23na QUICK CASH for Furniture. Add­ ing Machine*. Typewriters, Out­ WOMEN — Earn »an - * |» . ^rck 11- AifTaMQ—U M . Tw anxiLs board Motors, Rosts. Super ,5r'j showing adult It win nay YOU to ire IIS bcf.ee Trading Post. One milo South and ehiWren's apparel m homes. you B buy. - Open “Evesilngs and on 17-92. Phono 2211-R, Sunday*. New style Group Party Plan. The FtoeMa Timas Unka of** . Etrfinil Fashions. Bentenvllle 31, Illinois Your Momlag Paper. For Home Delivery -1 1 i® AUTOMQW n e Phone Jaek Renton, azz II ■■ h ig h flCHOOL ROY With F «wwi A ll CONWnONING CARS Cal] us about our Puna ass ratea n w w . * “ u Bowti<* P ta w R o u a a r bold t r a d e d The Want Ad Department fs R*y Bari's L ira C an R. / pSpR S ouJNC. open fromA 1<* a. m, until *:$0 p. Sanford Ave. A n th SL m «MM Park Ave. Phase I in. each bininee* da* sw ept BatMETAL ROOFINO urday afteinnon, Hoaillino for i* _ —Woiare/ B e o i s / T r a i l e r _ n Now ta Mock. S-V Crimp - 1 U " •i-c k -d a y in ie rU o a a la h o« p. m . c a m c a ta d - «w M Comgatad. ROBSON Sport! nr Goods the day prreedinf publication. Got all Yoor rwaflag needs at J * 1"?® * Briee * Bervire t t m u a O w R i Pip# C® ®®*-E. t * B®PhMw Mt Out Wait Uth SL “ °SffflSP„S!Sf»£a;ri“- ». m. Famished Apt. 1112 Park. Adults. 1 30 Selecting 31. Hemiim.'tff 3d Feminine rre-noun 3 7 . 1'unrlurra, Health Service Reports 23.1 am i con* Irwcted) 2fl. ta p in g amphibian 1 1 1'niveriiiy officer 29. The hotm of Abraham i Dth l LOTS: Largo building lots. High UPRIGHT PIANO - |A0 317 FLOOR SAKDtmi a Finishing; Oak Qonrs furnished, laid ® l.t dry lend. Restricted. Price 1230. Uhed. In business sinre 1370 eod up. Located one half mile E. F. Rlevcna; lloule 2, Hot 227: North of Stesklev's store. PaCell 71* R-4 before T a. m or nla. See John E. Fox. Panla Highest - . . - CASH, -j. TRADE-IN prices after 8 p. m. Corner j . six mites West of Sanid for usrd paid used furniture Call a3a. _ ^ ^ d _ o r Stale Road 40 RiDoo-Maiar Fur allure Co. 3U iM U M fC l I4J -I4-R IA rn c x s . -O f . . . . A JSJk Apt. MB Oak A»«. Ph. 9. While ant II . Clique ■ge* Revwu Machine*, sad Repairing BERTS IM B. Park Theae 17(2. love IT. A of Arabin unit X Ritter vetch equal 4. New Torts In Ubbr.y L 1 1 POO B. Outer cvcten garm ent 2 1 . Inter» ta0 Women * ra ­ YaslarilSl't Alias* rtreuing tional yachele languageH . Ages 7. ta-alher 31. Tramp* 7 27. Queen flash for oil won by 32 Dul into 9. Sanskrit Stegfrieit circulation arbor'll 23 American H . Enemy i India • artiil acoul f aiom 20. Spheres Append- Ready Iflied Concrete Concrete Bkwk. Send. Gravel, Cement ('enrrete Pipe lo licet All Quail fications. Phene 24*9 4.. n il iZHOlia u x iiD H :iy c E (4 t-urntf i i ; 4^ u;4 n'dm . u n i ;an;4,a.din* au & hfli4N 4 .ia ;ii4 ’- iia n iijia ^ 4 -i ,4 ; *• n a n Jill y a '.r.i •] ; S*nU2t3 UDPi.4U oorau anuun _ ujDXb: iLidad 13 Otv.1 *>f .1 2. NaLveit •1 ■* 13 FJedn rally charged •'E L ak A APARTMENTS: rooms, RAYMOND M. BALL. BROKER — Factory lo Ton — *f n r a le bath*, t i l W. First St. S. D. Highleyman, Associate A lum inum O It. Harrison, Associate V e w tla n Blind* 204 South Park Ave. Phone MO Enclosed bead. Ron*war w * S ir proof bottom Bar. Week er month—Tel. 1*2$. rail with pUctsc ends. Plastic or Woodruff A Singletary r i n i t u * Cealflr 11® Weal P int rayon tape*. Cotton or aykw Real Batata cords. MS fteedrett Bldg. Pbeoe MB Seakarlk Gtana and Patnt Co 111114 West 2nd St Phone 221 FURNISHED APTSjo* i, \Ve»t UL Or Call at Funth RnLcrl A. Williams, Realtor RED ! MIX tONKRETE ture Center. 11® West I*L Raymond K. laindquitt. Associate $1r a tio Concreter Co. Phone 1(73 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 300 Elm Avo. Phone 1333 *.vsion Apia. 'Used furniture, appliances, roots. *7»-W. COUNTRY HOME tit, Boughl-snld Larry's M art 2B It. home situated on J acne* 321 East l i t St. Phone lU t. SKIS Seminole ■«**■? rx.-ellcnl garden land It as­ »«— aPKciAi. g g g f ia B t —it 22—klJUTEM'AL * able H o a u a n d Apt*, f b o n e 27. sorted citrus tree*. Situated 1 A Little Rit o( Everything! block from school bus line. ReTHE CURIOSITY SHOP t H1GIOAIMR a m ta a m . sales PLUMBING duced lor quick sale to 13.300. Nest to Bennett'i Court 11 92 So. and aerrie*. G. H High, Oviedo Contract and rsp u r work. Free * 3 Fla. Phone 4)31 or laafsee estimate*. R. L. Harvey, lui NEW MASONRY HOME USED TRACTORS UI 2 W afire * p m _________ Sanford Avr. rbnn# is a . NEWLY Furalahed S Bedroom 3lt K. home almost completed on BnM Trieste U . ^ H oum. Lftrgn » e w n vgrh. H-e2 OFFICE KCMNPMKWt -23 Ml large lot. situated Just out of Shadr i w b . Good fishing. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. city on Grapcvtlle As*, near Phone l O J . W, 1st S t . excellent plan, lop- Elec. Cook Stove —$3fl. 4 Wash- Elnetricei Cnniraeling nnd Repairs HAYNES Office macain* Co., Typewnlers, adding asachiaas, gredt construction. Keidy for TV SERVICE CENTER Room furnlshod Apartment. lag machines —120. to 143, Ma­ possession by Sept. t. Price Remlix and Crodey Aptdlanret I Sales-KcoUla, It* MagBoiia. Ph hogany Buffet 117 30 . ,>r w In2300 Melloaville._____________ is.soo. convenient terms. Ex­ _______ Ph. 11.1 44 ne-.Spnng Mattresses - 121.30, 112 Magnolia Avr. clusive. Metal Bed with Matlrrss-117 30. 24BEAUTY P A R liiR S -14 > Red room home, nicely (u™*‘ Osk Chest, I drawers— Its., * abed, f o r th , carport* «nd large Seminole Realty Flumbiag. a r m y nr. Triple-Mirror Vanity — *12., lawn. Lnngwoeui, J . B- Grant. SUMMER SPECIALS It. G. HODGES W. DIETRICHS T. IP. HERO Email Kitchen Cabinet — IIS., * call t a r n . _________ IN on I Park Ave. Phene 2T er 1U Server on All Water Pumps— China Cabinet -U S . Good tune Permanent Wave* Weil* Drilled — rump* Piano—$6 3 . Baby Bed and Mat­ Shaping A SHlir.j Our Special!*. Paola Read Phour tea LOVELY Cottage*, nleely furnish­ Wynnexrood— Fla. room. 2 B. R. tress $9 00. Youth. Bed and Sanford * Mint Modern Rrauiy ed. By Week or Montn. Home Mutirrsv— $ 13 M.ltrrss —$13 , Drop Ha-af Din Hume: air cond. Equity Uy ownSalon, Air conditioned, Soft wa­ niter * p. m. or oo week end*. e tc, 4 rh chain—l i t so er 11100. Call I47J-W. H ’i S o E asy ter, ann Pr win in Driers. 4 railtJ *outh on 1T-Wt Jw * 1 Supci Trading * Idl Super P»»| H A R R IE T T S Points Motel, R. J. Carroll. »ay 17-92 Sot" FOR SALE — Two Bedroom Hinay 17 *2 South. To Place A Want Ad House. Concrete block, utility, Phone 2212 R. BEA U TY NOOK lest Call 1821 and ask for screen porch, large living room. U1 he. Oak Axe, Phone 971 Desirahio Furnished ApL Ph. the Want Ad department Nice location. Angeles and Ma­ U 2-W. ■ . SHOE CLEARANCE lanias. DcRary, Nell N. Snyder. Sanford Herald Ladle* aH i Nil t^ n's Shuc*. TWO BEnROOM F u r n i s h e d Two bed room block house 2 lots HAIR NEWS AHEAD SLOG PR. Homo. 1U Weil 13th St. Fhooo INSTALLATION of Linoleum. Car­ Eni^.ia-iii' mi i .i > Miiutexi and on comer 1204 Sanford Ave gar­ MA-W after S:30 p. m. __ _ Sanford .Shoe Center pets. Tiler age. fruit, shrubs and shade, »ni -oim u a \ n | Imei wilh tllghlly 201 Sanford Ave. nice home Price only 47.300 On. 2 Bedroom Furnished or UnfurmSanford Linoleum A Tile Co. longer nair In t.ie park. For olihed House-Garage |70.. rh . W. B. Williams, Realtor WALNUT Veneer Buffet. *i$. Call 127 VV 1st SL lhal ''new look" »DH— Phone 1917 1330-J . 713-W, or »s®. I In N Park Ave Phone 1120. EVA-HESS hEAUTY SHOP CALL I 7B-J i r YOU would Lh* T to re n t a nlca Two Bedroom. UpX a l a i r * Furnlibed Apartment, f l Jlercen porches, Garage. Takt T one child.. no pet*. now v 1. Jtst lAl revelry ACROSS 1. French cilje & N tliv e of Tu r Us mi 0. 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Werld Al haaS A p m io e e Il ls nsdiit F a r m Digest II te Tuastlay MAlikeo I St I m 1 1« . u fiav �ODHAM & TUDOR, »c PROUDLY ANNOUNCE OUR SOUTH PINECREST SUBDIVISION A W O R D SLARGEST £ FINEST S U B D IV IS IO N DEVELOPM ENT 5 • C IT Y W A T E R & SEWER 125 - • PAVED STREETS BEAUTIFUL MODERN 3 • FULLY LANDSCAPED LOTS BEDROOM HOMES- 1 2 5 M A N Y DIFFERENT FLOOR PLANS F.H.A. & V.A. PRICED FR O M $10,600 to $14,750 • 32 FINANCING HO M ES ALREADY UNDER C O N S TR U C TIO N TAKE Y O U R C HO ICE • YO U R H O M E C A N BE COMPLETED We had 59 V. A. and 31 F. H. A. committments to build thesa 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. 6 WEEKS • Y O U M A Y CHOOSE YO U R BATH TILE COLORS, BRICK TR IM , P A IN T COLORS INSIDE & O UT. □ * $10,600 HOME SALES OFFICE O u r P r e s e n t P l n e c r e s t D e v e lo p m e n t »T1 U I I M 1 Lf SKIS TOHMfSQMOL PINECREST SCHOOL MA0KS I I limits Tocmroocf. i ■ 25 AUKS 0 SCHOOL (ROUNDS SOUTH PINECREST SUB-WVISI *375 . *62.5* Month ij m m * 4 • | II 4 \ • a m P. R. A. (IK SERVICE LOAN) For Sorrfeo Pon o n i4 .(Mr F. n . A.. If T n Art A VETERAN And Aro Ellglbl# For A V. A. L ou *385 , 850 *1235! Cloolnn Cm ! • Cloalng Cast • Down fMjmtmi (In- Total Cash 5^ 2 *375 530, *905. P a r M o n t h (In* , tW n T a x o a A • Ins.) DownPnynMnt ♦ Total Cash C Z A ▼OU. For M o n t h (bn b n .) Tu m A FOR EACH $1,000 THA T THE H O M E Y O U DESIRE T O PURCHASE COSTS M O R E T H A N THE EXAMPLE W E H A V E U SED , A D D $ 6 PER M O N T H FO R M O N T H L Y PA YM EN T. BRA ILEY O D H A M , Pres. IN*' ‘ : FOR A D D IT IO N A L IN FO R M A TIO N ■f PLEASE V IS IT O UR SALES O F F IC E J 2625 SO U TH FREN CH A V E . I 9 PIw m 2100 or 2196 . 4 ■ *>nv, 3*w - �la A f ^ N g g W f n m j T D A I L T WYW9PAPE* M K T O H D . f T 5 S t^ — VO* ATM* If^raUi TUESDAY. AUGUST 10. 1955 A w e rk te J T re e I W eofhei P i-ijr cloud* ihroogh Ntdaesdi# • oh • r ittf r H aflrrarwa ihuadre•tv-wer*. W ire N o. :6 4 . Deeds Are iven s ig n For Highway 17-92 Sodero Go Richard Sodero, nf Winter Park. R t partner in iha operslion of the Scmmolc Park end Fair Ground at lur former A lain Park, ap­ pealed before the Sanford Board ol city Commissioners last night to request a franchise for the op­ eration o| an excursion and sightseeing’board on the ’ Nile of Ihe Ameriras” beginning with the coming season. A prepared franch -e hid been prepared for Jsodero and W. R Burris Is First Kemp, for the n»e of the Ranford pier on an exclusive franchise To Give Property ’ basis. Hosvcvtr, Sodrro told the Mnr» than interested cliL commissioner* that ' the original *i*rn tun^d cy,* ,i»i vt'k’hT at a plan- wrre to operate the sightsee­ nf th* C lturni Cmt5* ing boat and a restaurant from mittr# h-e.le-i Brail ay 0 lh*2t the pier on an exclusive b asts" and hell *1 (he rrxtrl« l-*^« Pictures of the two boats now American l.cginn MuL under ron»idrratio.a I t u*e on tha John Fox. county Tght of-wxSt. John's River wrre shown the I’ffiej*!, carried nror* than 40 eommisvtoners It »a* explained deed* in th* (reeling f«r pi»,*n* that one of ihe boils proposed latmn tn properls- owner, would carry 250 pa >ens*r» and Anxwering question* pile! Ky I " a s aquipred with dance pevtl property owner* »H buitn,v* lion, snark bar. speaker system ow-nera e'nng I TT. fHb»m u id , i and ill conveniences Tha other "W# e*n't buck the Plat* Real I boat under consideration would Department, fountr TninmtMioi tarry J'fl passengers with the ad­ Thairnian John Me.srh and [ ded facilities of snick bar. cock­ Irie-t tn gsr. ih* IP font renter Over 600 C ra ck e r Poles Prepared tail bar, restaorani, dsnee pavii ilnp eliminate.! from lh« plan*.' lion and o'her conveniences. The \mf he *mph*iii#d. *'Ynu Ju«4 For Eager Hands O f Young Anglers T h * Transportation Supervisor ’ boats consider*! ware 75 and 100 THE FIRST l)AY oul for ‘he new Seminole llleh School Majnrelte Turps, tinder the d'irrtinn of don’t h irk the b ia'a Kowd I>nTh# Seminole County Jayree's for the Seminole County Board Head Malorette Carol Null, the baton twiriers be; mi their in. .. Iu»>l dull vestc.fov lottme in rrmllt* Irnglh. p*rtment." for Iho flr»; footbe11 came of lha season n\ Sept. •;). Trim. noal ami tea tv tn * parade Sixth Annual Fishing Rodeo ts all of Education mat with 23 bus drivTh®* Inromr on Us* boat. Sodero nc*s Speaking for Ihe four laninf, nr halftime a.livities. eie; ftc-fl In rrohtt Samira I' ter-io. Robbie Trulchfietd VU-iv Ta-ir-nn Jotra In readiness for tha youngsters of rrs ye-teidav i > «,. . • • explained is expected to gross this area 14 years old and younger, duties, issue buses, and to have around 55S.0D) with the charter Rav Rock Marv Tanner. Pai Hasrtuvton. Harriet. Reddina. Dotti# William*. Carol Nutt Nancy widening, and paving of the pro­ Richards amt June Jeromes. (Photo hv Jameson Studio) posed I. !'! from Sanford *o OrBob Kilpatrick, chairman of the Saw enforcement officials stress price tn Ihe promoters set at RIO,landn, (klham said. "There i* n* (Continued Oa Page Screw) Jaycee Fishing Rodeo Committee, the Importance of their work. limit In nur Opportunities he,# in said this morning mat more than Waller Teague. Transportation n*ir ennniy. W» are growing an! •no erackrr poles, completely equip­ (to n linoed On Tag* Seven) Rupersisor, limed the transporta­ ped to catch the big ones are In tion report bonk* to the driver* of readiness to be psised out to the SO county owned school bust* and lirgest group in Fishing Dodco his­ three privately owned buses. tory. Th# Board of Sanford Ctly Com Competition I* slated to gel un­ Teairue remind*! the driven misslonrri, ailing tail night a« i derlay tomorrow afternoon shortly that “Your |oh it an important one and one that must bo dona Tax Equalisation Board, heard aflrr 1 o'clock when buses from Eyeing b.e postihililies of having well." every direction will converge on complaints from assessment* for Florida Highway Patrol Trooper Trout Pond bringing the youngsters The rommrrclal department of to add millagr to the pre-ent tax­ 1955 taxes by Tax Assessor H. N to the big event. es. Ihe providing oi services as T. Mark Mack told If* drivers. The new 1955-54 l>ri*er'» Llrrn.r* the RemUud* County Vocational «aytr. porter Lansing, local sportsman, "You will be espeeted to obey will go on tale In the lobby ot lb. School has completed Hs first day outlined in ihe proposed budget, and new and needed rapual im A protaat * m wad* by Attorney said yesterday that Trout Pond has rules and regulation■ ap well aa Court House at I a. m. Tnursday, motorist. »f not better,” Meek Sept. 1. 1*3. F-ach person must of registration. According tn the pnivcmsnts. th* Board of Sanlord rrcpsitag foe ibe 1X8 FpntbsH Frod Vtiaon. veRgeeenttag t*n * n been stocked by the Game cad any Commissioners, last night, r*added, "You will rosson. the KetrlnoJ# lllfh RehooV . .. be expected t* i present lha rnfiredflH license Id .ntereit shoe a. the school should City tfard Oil Company on property Fresh Water Flab Commission with rend. vet, yonr,c,» •umr.l the (crutlnirlng of the pro o nM onl, . , b ,s ^ , > 'o r.d . license hate an outstanding year. Any re- . well over 300 large bream. That* ,. , . , Find slid Tep Club began th*'" assessment! on equipment and fo fish should provide some excellent , . . , posed bu<|get li'i'srtmen* tis d. partpre ,chivj did! yesterday voder p ,n in M V r i . Tie cost ot esch llcmse h i. been sldent ot Seminole tuonU wishing men! and ilem by ..... item vrn lory In Ita Sanford warehouse competition for the young anglrrs, Ihe Iriiicrthip <•( Randmastsv rr* Increased 25 rents nuking renewal to prepare lor office wmk is urged drivers and will pay attention to of Operators' licenses ft.Zl and tn register as soon as powible. With only !() per cent of the iran and local holding*. However, the Lansing pointed out. nest Co stay sod the Fep Club Di­ rector Miss Dirhara Rohn. commission disallowed any adjust­ There wilt be Ice cream and the rul a you observe and disre­ Chauffeurs' license* t l 25. It will Numerous calls for secretaries, nlig behind Diem at prior meet units *: the Ajifonl Nava) Student dnllma-ters assisting In expedite the it*tiancc of I.rentes bookkeepers, and typists have al Inc*, the commi,<.utters rompletcd ment and agreed to keep In effect cold drinks fur the youngsters par­ gard,” he said. The concluded. "Tba. if each applicant will have the 1955 ready been received hy the school thrir brief ronsuli-raliott <>f each in '"Xl.lary Air Station have Joined Ibe in'irviction are ('..plain !«>• ticipating. Kilpatrick commented. . , Trooper ... the present assessment*. dividual item, . 'he re,|it,-nl* nf Sen mn|# (’uimly safety of the children^ in your |leM(e 1hf „ „ t imotln, Every detail has been attended Fivhcr. *tie stiidb, George Anfrom hoiinf't mrn in this ares The S a n f o r d Gas Company. In by the Jayceei, in order that Only a Imsifr-t amount nf mime* ' L? ,J "<’a ,”" i: *»P»**'«*1 D 'l 'l r r ders.r J, D S! .n», Hill llexamer. The demand bn nftire «o;a*rs r M through ita DeUand manager, made b jro ! ‘Su^iro n r n ...........' "*<<>' f"r ,h® ‘>Pl,t * h"" h» vtiggetlrd by Ibe City Manager In - - f *R,*'’" ’' , d hy ihe Amciican Drill t'jplatn Nanry Cash. Mary great. a lengthy protest on asstismcnU lha huge crowd of youngsters will pro....ting t 'he^Svm inoJ^C ourty ^ ^ have every opportunity to ratcb Ihe propo^d hi.dgrt. was elimina­ Red Cr.lis, Virgin1, Robifon. President of (ho Recording lo Hi program of ex to both real and penoeal property. Sheriff at th* IranaporUtlon amount of the license was tnerraaed (CwUatsed On Page Seven) Tbis drive. I*un.-hed rm a na­ Prp Club Fdna Cowan and Head ted. will, minor addition* made tn The protest was bawd oo a request panama, th* Khoni but been ac­ mretlng offered a suggestion that by the Legislature 35 cents. quiring soma raw business ma­ better Ntillie lha servlcei of sev. tional ha>la, is am.-d at assisting Sfajorrtl* c*to| Null made to the Beard of Commission­ the area around th* n*w Pin*. individuals and families a tee The Band and Pep , iuh will comRramninx Sept. t. the examiners chines. Th* tilei4 addtikm is an eral drpartmrnli, ers last November relative to the erest achool he place,! In a 15-milc- fgf (|j# K|ondt H,ehw, y „„ Tenlxtively approved, and in Ihe flood sir.rl. rv irea* of ih* North­ bin# as nno group lo p-esrnt th* removal of several buildings and electric calculator ior the bonk per hour a«>o* with a ‘‘no ®^* * • egive ii a examiniiion, l i n i n i l inn , i at l llth ro. r half tm e sho« s of all hno e games the AAm,rican keeping d ep a rim n itr The ,cho I ! Pt"P" " • budget, «er# Uemv lhat eastern United Slates, other property. In the amount (voniinuio On Cage w .r s i Legion Hut on the lak* fr ot on now ha* a (In* variety of machine, | With an rvllmaird l.m t fami end ,'ime of lha oul of lo«n f.vofI* nntinnrd On Page bevrn) claimed to be 50.000. Mr Gaede f.aeh gro'tp will lies In dlrert need of R. | Cross ball c's,he> Tuesdays from 3 5 and on f'tidayi Th* complete business cour;, i«* told the commissioners, "I think marrh W members with its# e * , rehabilitation, the cost (a evpeete,! from 9 11 each week. The-t exi nfterecl by Ih* ichncd, both day and tha maintenance of a sound gas Police C h ie f Back minalions ar* necessary for thosa evening. In the dey rlaM c, 5L« * l l l E S w Y C l yCuOUfin to rm into many mtlUons of dol­ tv organItcd Maioretfe fo -p , of IS company In this city on a sound U Bob Tull, produeer and director, girl. out tn fr ml lars. first applying for a license, for all Gladys I. Mali, pnncipil and a and profiUblo hssia la more Impor From Pleasant T rip ps'ons who do not hold * s alid •’.Mod nf Ihe shows plmnof for tin t than yon gentlamen realise." at WOBO-TV. will tell the San­ f unds raised from the drive In Court Yesterday ieachar, teaches <horthard, dirtsford KJwanla Club Wednesday Ihe roming season * »*H Bandlici^'ie from Florida nr son » other Sanford'! Poke* Chief. Roy will he uied lo provide fe-d, clo­ Never-lhe-less. the Tax Equal!' what WDBO-TV has o'snned for Williams, returned Is hia d*sk state at tha time of applies! on and lion and Innirnpiton, buim#»i En­ Hot# thin lino In fines wera col- thing, medical care and revlnra- | mavlrr Erne-t Cowlev, "‘will he la ties Board duaUowad any ad­ new shows in the near future. glish and spelling, and typing Mrs yesterday aflenumn at Sanpfcrluon drill# tt»tng toe S(o 5 itfollowing a abort vacation. for thosn persona who-* licenses Lydia Watt leaches b<M>kkrwpinx I! 'cried justment hi the aiseiim rnt. ford Tiiy Court -here lha predomi tlon of of homes for the devlilute stem whereh# members ta’ » 1 Tull, the producer of the Art Tanned and baalthy looking, have been revoked and i s now In a notice hv Captain Robert step, to I yard* ” and II, bminrii msrhtnes. and of-|nanra of ra>e* heard hefnr# Judge Following an explanation of the Davis Show, and others, will also Chief William* laid that be hat aligihla lo apply for llrenscs. ftca practice. assessment to real and personal explain Is Kiwanls Hub mem­ seen a lot of Florida that ha had John l/en*i*rdy were on Iraf'tc W Jark„.n, C'-N. Commanding T7w system lo h» mwi, tstd the Following th» custom of the past Ol fleer of the air slaloin, all per­ handmssler. Il naw tn all memproparty, a representative of the bers why many shows have been been wanting to act for a long several year*. Jndg* F.rnril llmjsEvening class** are held Mon charges. sonnel were lin 'd to mske vol­ Colonial Oil Company withdrew any shown on a repeat bails. Only three eases involving mu h#r,. howrver. tt wilt enable the lima. Asked about his fishing ex- holder and Mm* of hi* staff wnU days through Thursday!, 7 to l complaint saying (hat, **l fe d the The Orlando TV Produeer and perknc*. Thief William* said appear in tha Tounty on th* dale* p. m. Mrs. Watt Reaches lh« book demeanor, vsfre broughl before Ihe untary eontrib.il .oni Ihrnughooi Bind and Pep Tltth to present amount la Justified and correct.” Director will also subject himself that ba looked in hit tackla box, and tim*« tilted below to writ* 11- keeping (lai*o* *ed machines, Miss Judge while 35 rises were traffic Hie week for (rllef of the Rood snappy end precise formations. victims. Mary Georg* tench** the typing and parking m rtrr violations. M The Tax Equalisation Board ad- to tha queitions of his audience found hts fishing hernia outdated can sea: The Winter Park show, accord­ w Jouroed until Sept. IS following a In order to give them, he says, and aald, "Well, 1 don't want lo Oviedo; Fridae, Repf. 9 . » v 10 classes, and Mlsi Martha Mmpson Charges nf drunkrnne<i, vagran­ Cnit and sqin iron commanders ing to pre-mt plans, wit! contain discussion of tba valuation of farm *‘a complete picture of TV for ftsh anyway.” Rear Lake: Tu«iday, Sept !1 I- teaches th* ahorvtsnd and diclatum cy and levivflng arre,l w,-:e again haved al NAAS «rre also request­ IfJl'oneen formall >n* and a page lu tes. Miss llmptnn Joined the rarrird over to Frida.r’s court ed hy Ihe Cati’ain tn dr-ignale eanl n planned wild the V shreer# land withia tha city limits. Tha their homes.” 5 . 50. beard orderod Tax Assessor R. N. High School Band for th# HomeTull will be Introduced at Geneva: Wadnaaday, Sep*. 14 faculty nf tha /Vocational School agatnvl Willie In, k. AI>o held over rej.rv vent alive s for the drive. this year. Rhe; I* formerly from until released from lha hospital, According o Chaplain F. W. cain'ng game show. Rayer to submit a revaluation to n e e d a y 's luncheon-mectin 10-1I . 0U. ell farm property within tba city Herb Roller, program Il.r entire group of Rand anr| Longnuud: Thursday, Srp*. 15 Kentucky, Befaus# of steadily were charge, against Thrron Thom­ Krmpsnn, I'SMt, coordinate of increasing enrollment il was n* as of Vero Reach, involve,! in Ihe the fund raising rampaign at the Prp < lub members, along with Ihe for the daw limits a t Ita acat 1 5 :50. evrnlng aulnmohdr ar- Station. the Speria! Disaster neu 'lalorrlte Corps uses! Ihe pavLaka Monroe: Friday. Sept 14 retsary lo add another leather at Saturday ridrnt on CsJrrv iisn .u . si Cu.m D m # u ill r ail’ll oa In a fLt**> mm awjI . II■lS'sI *1.■M.pi— u.4iw 41V-aw ■.a,lb#xas.K J this lime. I S 30. drills Ibis mtsrning Fern Park and Casaalberry Tues­ Tba school 4 In lha process nf having an attractive folder printed, day, Sept. » 1-5 :30. Altamonte: Wrdnasdsv. J pi 21 giving delalle. information about the school, ro' rses offered, alandg-.': 50 Lake Haryt Thursda). Srpt 23 ards of carftl ration, a complete 3-5:30. schedule, and i list nf family mem­ Oviedo Friday. Sap! 54 13 U bers. Anyone feslrtng one nf these folders may r me to Ih* school in person nr ms write or phone for W ater M ain Split on* In be mt led. T Mgrray i* foe director C au se O f Shut-Off of Fred the srhool A 50-inch split in lha water main t h i s morring. shortly after 9 o'clock, forced Ihe shutofr of water in tire downtown area and af noon the mala* had been pul bark into I use. The split, caused hy sewar f«n itruction equipment, was located in an alleyway Just off Magnolia A regular ’meeting nf Ih* San­ Avenue between Firil and Second ford Lodge, Benev iirnt and I’rnStreets. City M a l a g e r Warren F tactive Order of the Elks, will be Knowles was at tha seen# to super held Ttm rsdv cvcring. Sept I. A ro e * beef sapper wtU be serv­ vis* tha restoring of water service ed it I.M prepared by Homer lo tha downtown area. Liltie and JMinny Cameron, Four rand dales wilt be InHIaSchool led into Ih* lodge following ike MW prospective Closed Tomorrow mem ban M. f . lodge Jr., i Jr., Robert C. of Fxblie Initiate- Jefoi A. Georfe J. R. T. Milwee emounced this morning llu t hu efftce wfll no! be m et unoi* s^ountv ci W | * Re«n4 Retretiry Bill IJvtngclass, and wv«rv aceool r*i tm thtir »4 m ram laded imembers that 1955He expUiaed that Mtey will be left to riebt) Sharon Ji C4fda are needed the i re n ee ti ■ovjpg into the lia s* and Pat St own ft Scotti St. 'ramy W m l ar dub *p C a e e m i4 l Sanford ford Naval Auxiliary AW Ira. Thnnl* 1 Interested Citizens Turn Out ,F o r Fishing Jam boree Gel Instructions For Coming Year Tax Assessment , Complaints Heard By City Officials Drivers Licenses Vocational School City Budget Gets On Sale Thursday Is Looking Forward Careful Going Over Elaborate Shows Are Being Readied At Court House To Successful Year Sanford Navy Units By Band, Pep Club jJoin In Red Cross Disaster Campaign • Video Producer To Give Address Elks To Initiate Four Mm Thursday Offices * * * * * M iS H H B I E: s 2Lt •M am. ar tmOs tt � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1955 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 29, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 29, 1955. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 29, 1955; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5af1f4e9dc67c8bdd23aac608fba6045.pdf 92094dcfb14688bcd0df54200b9b30bc PDF Text Text •- CUT ON DOTTED L IN E USE T H IS C H E C K L IS T I HOM ES Many n 4 w M floor FUw Genuinely different exterior elevation*— Conventional, Modern or Brittany Turn Hone* Varied Rood Line* Varied Front Doore Varied Color Combination* Large H ot*- §0* X 150* to 120* x 15V Lake Front Lota Shrubbery Sprigged F * * t and Side Tarda Carport and Screened Poreh Parkey Hoar* (Living room and Dining Vinyl Plastic Floor* (root of booaa) B Cltrue Tree* per House i * Valencia (Late) Pineapple (Early Pink Grapefruit Komquat Tangerine consider and compare GE Refrigerator GE Range GE nirpoaaR GE ns Get Water Renter GF *>'*hwasber (in S-beth homes) GF \utnmetie Waaher (In S-bath homes) Formica Counter Tope, one piece and roll edge Large Kitchens, adequate cabinet apace these features Vfrola Doore Vinyl Paint Roof— TO* or Built-up with White Marble Chtpe Venetian Bttnda Foil Ceramte IB* Baths Cxterior Brick SIDs I FOR COMFORT I FOR CONVENIENCE Sines 1949 Sanford's Loading luildtr . - t Sales Office: Corner Osceola Drive and Mohawk Avenue fl m m h S* - No Down Payments for VA, Closing Costs as low as �17- to t <« W p o llie r 1 M ci’ lyrtoud- •tlfc ir r t ’ered show. •• end tht-njc rthn<s crs today tad tonight oter north potties. cd la PofoUtlo* U % la 14 • AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER * .<* IM S VO LUM E X L Y I Mother, Children Hurt As Car Goes Into Lake • A Navy wife and her two infant children were injured jesterday. shortly bcfort noon. when her car skidded out of control during a blinding ram and wind itorm. The 1930 Oldimobile sedan, dri­ ven by Mrs. Dorothy Johnson Drake, whose home address It liv ­ en ah the Park Avenue Trailer Court, skidded for ini feel and then turned over two complete times be­ fore hitting the aeiwall and plung­ ing into lake Monroe. The automobile, a total loss, ar* rording In Florida Highway patrol Mrs. Glenn Says Lunch Room Sel For School Opening Semiuola County School's lunch rouma art in readmeaa to begin operation on F#pt. g, according to the School l.unch Department secretary Mrs. R#lty (item. Sira, Glenn today pointed out that tha 16 lunchroom* In the Seminole County school system, 11 white lunchrooms and five eolored lunchrooms, have been put in lip-top shape for tha school •pening. Lunches meeting Type " A " i quirement* are served tn our schools, lira. Glenn said. How­ ever, she explained that menua in andt school are different though they all mevt the absolute re­ quirement. The entire group of lunch room managers and workers will attend a sanitation meeting next Wednes­ day to complete their pre-tchoa! work preliminary In being ready for the first day of the 1955-H School seaalon. Mrs. Fred Muir Is the only sew manager In the school lunch de­ partment this year, Mrs. Glens said. Mrs. Muir is at the Lyroaa School lunch room. The managers' and workers In the entire system el m t . schools ar# members el the Sam* tools County School Feed Service Association, the school lunch da­ ps rtmsr.t secretary explained, te further enable the members to ex­ change ideas and to plan for the excellence of the food program in the local schools. Trooper T . Mark Mark who ini ftligated the accident, landed on its wheels in about one foot of water. Mrs. Drake. !I-yeir-old wi/t of Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Sta­ tion Componte Squadron Nine'i Keiand Drake, was traveling east on State Hoad «no about a quarter nnlc west of the city limit* on the Dkefronl. at approximately U miles per hour when tha accident occurred. The Navy wtfe was accompanied bv her Iwo infant daughters. Patri­ cia, three months old and Darlene who ts IB months old. The three months old child was thrown from the car before ft plunged over the seawall into the lake. S R Clmkscales and Malm White, both of DeLand. were tra­ veling behind Mrs. Drake's car and observed Um accident The two m m jumped from their ear and pulled Mrs. Drake and her daughter from the car and lifted them over the seawall onto the highway shoulders. Mr*. Drake received i broken pelvis, (he three months old daugh ler Patricia snffrrrd contusions and abrasions lo (he head and back while 13 month old Darlene re­ ceived lacerations to (he head. The three were taken to the FemaldLaughton Memorial Hospital for trcatmcnL Newsreel To Show Hurricane Damage A graphic newsreel of the rw cent Hurricane, hurricane damage, and debris left tn its wake will be shown at the Rita Theatre next week, according to manager Herb Roller. "The gigantic news alary ta Im­ portant at thia time, Roller aaid, aa It point! ta Uia terrific toll of property, injuries, and 4saliva la tha huirtcane area." Fortunately, the theatre man­ ager aaid, tha nawareal story Is being shawm at a lima when oppaab ana baing made.**' allsrixU tha buasan suffering ia tha barrleans area. Seminole County American Rad Cross Chapter official* urg« San* ford riliien* Li see tha newsreel end guage their contributions to the fund drive with the damage and suffering seen. Tha Rev. Milion Wyatt, chairman, said yester­ day that contributions would ha receivad at aithar of Sanford's banka. Orlando Residents Involved In Mishap Social Security At Park, Second Si. Amendment Told An Orlando radio-TV director eras charged with "careless snd negligent driving" Wednesday night shortly before ! i o'clock when his car smashsd into tha rear of anothor at the Intersec­ tion of Parit A vs. and Second 8L According to Sanford Police De­ partment reports, the IM S Ford sedan, traveling sooth on Park Ave., and driven h r Charles Fre­ derick F ry, tt-yaefteld mdlo-TV director of 114 W . H a u l SL, Or­ lando, smashed into the rear of 0 IM S Mercury, stopped at the traffic light nt Park Ave. and Sec­ ond SL The Mercury was driven by Jamra McDonald Higginbot­ ham Sl-year-eld white Icorhsr of 1414 Plnshllls, Orlando. Higgin­ botham v i i accompanied hr Sarah Jans Higginbotham and Grace F . Williams. The party un­ doubtedly w u returning from Iht District F E A meeting at Day­ tona Beach. N o damage was given on the accident report following investi­ gation by Sanford Police Depart­ ment An amendment to the social se­ curity b w , of importacne in men and women in tha Armed Fer­ ries*, was enacted by a recent session • of Congreo, Paul K. Weaver, district manager ef the Orbndo Social Security office, pointed out today, Linder this amendment, he said, social security wage credits fur active service la any branch of (he Armed Fortes la extended to April IBM . Under the old b w , the period when $160 a month se­ rial security wage rredita could bo earned while In active service ended on July 1 of this year. These military wage credit* run count toward old-age end survivor* in­ surance payments Just a* If the srrvlcemaa er servicewoman had been employed In n job covered he social security for wages ef $1(0 per month. Aa heretofore, at least BO days ef oenrice are required, except for thn*« « h o dl# In service or are discharged here used ef service- rw f Officials Discuss Proposed Budget; Goal Has Been Sel The Board of Sanford City Com­ missioners Inst night began lls dis­ cussions sunoundmg the proposed budget for Genera! Government and sel a goal prior in beginning its study sod scanning of the en­ tire budget for die cily. Warren E Know I n , Sanford City m iniger. in his budget mes­ sage to the commissioners, pointed out that tha city will complete its 1934-33 fiscal yrar operations with an cspcndituie equal to the reven­ ue Knowles also stressed the f id that the proposed budget for the 1933 M fiscal year includes the fi­ nal payment of slightly more thin $20,000 for the stadium bond*. In prrtenting the proposed bud­ get for Ihc forthcoming fiscal year. Knowles reminded the Board of City Commissioners that the Golds­ boro Rrcreationa) area needs tunaideratlon as to future appropria­ tions, plus (ha possibilities of a swimming pool for the same area at a east of approximately 9*0,000. Also under consideration in the proposed budget ia a list of city ■erects Ibat ar* considered most in need for resurfacing. A total length of 7.7$ miles of street returfeeiag b proposed at an ap­ proximate cost of $42,000. The street lighting of French A v e , will necessarily be consider­ ed, according to City Manager Knowbs' proposed budget. Other items listed in the budget message are traffic Ughta for Freoch Ave.. a pension pits contribution for the police ahd fire departments, run atructinq of a municipal parkin; aroa and the moving of tha sofi ball-diamond, and lh« initallat <>u of 4 madam and wxsrfctbi* (t il bosystem for tha Banlord Polk* De­ partment The budget proposed by Knowles for tha 1934-34 year amount* In $•40,712.46, an increase of $a.400 0t over the 1954-36 budget. The Commissioners last night wera looking to cut between 2*1 and 30 Ihousend doUar* from Iht pro­ posed budget to beep the lex millage ai low ai possible and tn be able ta provide capital Improve­ ments lurh aa street paving and the problem of street light* on French Avenue. Working until after I I o'clock last night as they considered the proposed budget department by department and item by Item with­ in each department, tha commitaionera failed lo cut any moneys from the proposal and added $200 to tha police department operating needs for Iba repair of telephone and telegraph facilities. Tha Board of Sanford City Comm iatbnon will again tecklo the budget problem Monday light al their adjourned meeting. Coleman Released Under Bond O f $200 A motorist Identified by Sheriffs Drj artment record* as Marvin W. Coleman, was arrested last night by Florida Highway Patrolman Carl Williams and charged with operating an automobile “ under the influence of intoxicating li­ quor*.” The arreri was made || mile* south of Sanford on Slate Road MO. near Casselberry. Coleman was released from jail ■ a t m bond. * B A N F O R D . E L O E ID A . Red Cross Relief Heavily Relied On By Stricken Areas THs Rev, AHtton Wyatt, Chairman of ih* Scrrinnlc Coun-v Chapter of th* Am»rtc#n Red Cross received th* following tele­ gram from E Roland Harrirnin, chairman of the American Rest Cm**, with national headquarters in Washington, D . C : "I hat* juit r*tunved to divast*r headquarters from mealing with President Elsenhower and the governors of the flood stales in Hartford. The President and th* governors spoke m glowing terms of th* work of th* Red Ctois so far and made It quit* clear ihoy all wet# relying on th* Red Cross to rarry on its relief to families sine* by taw the government cannot avitsi them directly. "After th* meattsg tha Presi­ dent tr.ad# Ike most companionat* public appeal I havt ever heard urging tha Amrrican peo­ ple to come to the aid of their fellow ellixens through the Red Cros*. lit used ths phias* that every on* would sl»ep better t.*night if they contributed to lb* best of their ability l*fore night­ fall. At th# clot* of the session he suited hit word* hy handing me hi* personal g*nciou* tonIribution. The Governors also individually and collectively promised their full support and told me they w*r# turning over lo th* lied Cross substantial gift* already in their herds. "In spita of this heartwarming experience 1 fully real!*# that to accomplish our purpose w« must jointly and aeverally work hwrd on our disaster fund drive. The need it grreL Our chapter* In the disaster area arr doing ue pioud ia meeting that need. " It la up to the r*st of us lo furnish O financial rrsouirei they must ce to carry on. Tho precis* i* not yet known. "T o , jo the President I believe every rnapter chairman will sleep belter tonight Jf he has taken step* to Insure that a suerec-ful ra-tipal-'n is on il* wsy. Won’t ynp let me hoar from y w j * your G u p t ia is turning .m t" r si In reipon#« ta the telegram, Seminole County Chapter "f the Amrrican Red Cross was called to discuss ways snd mean* tn meet th* appeal for the "Connie-Dianc" flo«>d relief fund*. Member* of tha board offered their individual service* In msklng e<*nlarti with various groups and organisation* in Seminole County. According to a release from the group, ■‘The hoard feela sure that th# com­ munity at large will respond gen­ erously and that adequate funds will b* forthcoming for their share in Iho emergency." Resides the chapter headquar­ ters at 122‘v South Palmetto Ave., P. O. Ho* 4M. Phone *0. the following place* and individual* have assumed responsibility of accepting all contributions toward this fund: Sanford — Tha Sanford Alientie National Bank, Th# Florida Slata Bank. Lake M* n — Mra. W. L\ Ctase, rhnn# K27-R_ . . Oviedo — Giu sens Bank of Oviedo. Blaria— Rev. Stephen M- Twhy. phone Ovjswlo 4901. Geneva— Mr*. J- W , Yarborough, phntm Geneva W l , Lgka Monroe— Mr*. Paul Marraphone 779-W. Chuluota — Mrs. N"l*n for*, phone Oviedo 2-147. AltamoM* Springs-llom er Be­ wail, phone Winter Park *4-9071IronpiHHl — H o m e r Se*fll, phone Winter Path 24 2071 Casselberry and Frrn Peik — Mr*. R. J. Gilpin, phone Winter Park XT-21M A special nutlf-o we* receivid by the Inral Chapter ....................... „ «f, m American Red Cross and issued; hy Iba National OffK*. ‘ >>*1 no clothing be accepted for Ihla pre­ sent emergency aa there la plmty of clothing in th* affected and surrounding are* Lt meet th* pr# sent need*- Hutchison Selected Attorney For City 1 William C. Hutchison Jr., pro­ minent local atiornty, wa* ip polmed City Attorney lari night by Tho Board of Sanford riiy CommHikmors in replace r ily Allnrney Edwin Shinholaer who ha a re* Ignod, Hutchison'* appointment Ii *ffectiro October l at the begin­ ning of tho city** fiscal year. Shinhnlaor's resignation is effecUvo Soptember 20. Tho Chy Attorney draw* a anlary r i I M M • yoar. Aa M w n ia l nseefiag of tho Ian Bard cMy conmUaahmm was held last night hat with at! rommia»loner* present they were able to naive Ih* 14-hour node* tor a ipe­ da l mooting and could therefore taka official action la A a appoint moot t t Rutchiaoa city attoriVi* ? wmpjjF.AlHgrT:- F R I D A Y . A U G U S T 2*. 1955 A w r l i l w l P r w n ljouvcf W lro No. 262. Odham Sets 6 0 -D a y Deadline On 1 7 -9 2 Right-Of-W ay Plan Group Leader Chosen Brri » rhitrmifl c' e > » i » . I'f-x v . Clumber of Cnrnmeirs tj-n j Range Highwte Planning « quite,- ircepted the cliairrn.'n p the Ciitrtnv Com* mill** to ■eeiire right* of.w »-| along IT (ro u g h contribution* of prnpert; Th» fjrtt n e t t i l tn *mp1?7 j fijt* frtr rffif# »t is* Chamber of rommerrw I'uthi’nt f <r property rvanrri .ilonc Inr h i;h » *y tn • ilk tn Ihrmvrlve in cnninhute property .rod lo ro, k repi'rtv about the proCiv** o( the protect. ridham ta il thi* morning that Mrs, J K Tolle has been employ­ ed. a* of today, and will devoid her full trme tn the coordination of * hamher of Commrriv ind f ttirenv Committee rtfnrlv in the •#B ill H it'll A RD ( L E F T ) A N D HOB K IL P A T R IC K (R IG H T ) nuttlnr the more than 4iW cracker i dev in cun i? of the*, right-of-way* readiness for the lavree bishmg Roden nett Wsdnr<ut*v. I Photo hv .Ism-on Bind ink Odham. iht* morning, said. “ I've accvpted the hih of chair­ man of ih# Citiirn* Commiltew realiring that I had hm much tn do ni*,elf and will rw'Cil ihe help i*f evs*ry properly ouner along tho highway." iblham emphasirrd. “ In mr ojw imoc, at itake in this protect it ihr (unite program and growth The SrmtnoTe Pbfiqty Tearher's paitmrnt of Fdoraiii>n and Mr. of S--ntlnnf* Usiunly." “ We have a Road Hoard that pre school wotkthop completed D K William*, ronsullant in ad­ from Tallahassee has provided t,'-»e inoney in tho A week nf flifht operations two thuds of tt* work during the ministration aboard the t S5 Ticonderoga taw pa>l week and will complete Ihc Tlie workshop's second week"of ^u,ls"l *"r ,h# project, If we will Composite Squadron Five eomi-let* study course nest week with leach aclnilies came lo a fins* with a 1secure the rights-of-ways, and nm-trurlton will be started before the first phase of its carrier quali­ rrt in their vartoui school* ami panrl ditrusllnn on ' Better Schools Chris’ mas of Dw middle one-third fication exercise# ami return to tha tonsullanti available la iron n-t For ilur ftiildicn." of 17 si. problems coming up before thr Naval Auxiliary Air Station. "It's further said." Odham pnlnW iih Cnindr. Paul IL Ri**lli. school sotion gels underway, trd out. " grt the one ihird this Tha past week's workibop began VC-4 rnmmannine officer aboard sear and you'll get the other two«h‘p io supers It# operations, four with Ih* showing »f aa rncyclupe thirsl* next year. Failure lo get dia Brittanies film tailed “ For pilnte fiiUN M '# Dlsir naewssary Ihe right-of-way will mean Img quota of landing*. \n early return Teachers Only." or niie ihird of it ihi* yrar andf nf the ship on Thursday terminat­ A 74mil* lour of AemlnoU Conn on atriiranre of whai Ih* M u r* ed operation*. l r wa* made with tho teacher* lint |, s-nre #* ilie end rd nest year Under V . S Navy dlteeti***. traveling in four hose*. The nr*r nn roc limw » who *>!l ha Govern­ In order for a pilot newly assign­ ly ISO teachers vislled Sanford, or or whn will be ihe Road Board ed to an aircraft to qualify for Lak* Monroe, Lake Maiy, Ijing member. carrier duty, he must ntske IK WikmI, Oviedo ami Geneva Ttin r Reglairali n In b’emlnole Conn “ It is k>h ran h# done, “ witH d*7-V landingt. An rx p c rirn n l air- first riop was a* the Sanfuid Na ly Seh,«,|s v,i'i - r plate next the cxnperalmn o' live pr'tperiy man H* a particular aircraft need val Auxiliary Air Station where Tuesday, A uk it). .ovrorri, tn W) daj s " steliun luldrt rnndurtrvl Ih* party only make 4. R. T. Mils*, - , Buperlntrndent Ouham stalrd. that “ In secept. Comdr. Jam** 8. Blaffotd, aqua over Ih* hat*. A helicopter de­ of I'ublie Insti i.rtinn, pointed mrt ing this re-*p-tnwitxilily of heading drnn exfeutiv* officer, r»-quall- monstration w it shown the teach- that the registration involve* the Cillien, Committee to acquire ried while Lt. romdr. Cy rilton er* al Ih* SSAAS hangar with a •very pupil Ui school no matter Gw rlght of way no arivic prida I,ream* Ih* first nenty attached ! "ff- »*!■ » « » . returning th* what grad, or »hat -ilo-ol I<*ms, I *i|--rt to d» the Jolt la pilot to qualify. rescued and a landing in the novel While ami ,"hu«-d t,hiwda wtti 'Si it • n» tell tit# male Road IteThe week's highlight occurred demon,tiallnn. Guide, .howrd th* n-gister and buses wi'| operate partu-enl that, as f -r as ! am conwhen 14. Comdr. Charlev R. Tuck- r » rh' r’ !hrou«t‘ • » over Ih# rntirr route throughout cern.it the Kh cannot he dune, »r. squadron electronic, officer. h*" hr,orr com' th# roiinty briuging rbildrrn In to i ' Gath week w« wilt a<k Ihe In•ehool si the rrgulnr * , time with j cal new»p*|'er tn give th# |w*opia made Ih# USB Tleond.rog.'. I’1'" " * ,h,, ,m,r W'fKith landing. Having »*cen»!y SauLsndo Rprlnj* us* included the r«tu in trip iwing ma t# at a husinra on tha progress of tho 1highway prnjrct— deugnaiing tho reported aboard following duty in •" <"Ur where lunch was scrvr.1 noon. Milwr# stressed the fact that nam*» of j»Mple who have contria patrol squadron flying multibeing preparrd and inJiviengined seaplane*, these opera- dually packed by Mrs Gertrude every first grade ;hiM registrr* | btrlet rightn'-way property — tho #•inns were Tucker'* first aboard ••**') ol the Semirml* High School Ing must present a birth certifl- names nf ihme wh'x are consider* rale or proof of birth at tha time mg Ih# contribution of right-of*n airrrnft carrier since 1911. i fsfelrna. of registration. H# also cabl that! w*y property — and Ih# name* c l Upon completion nf hi. IM h J ' V i ' V L ' T . landing, Tor .er was preseiiled Ih* District Morlds hdu every firil grader must ha six I those w!„, refuse - i n that all with a rake and congratulated hy cation Association meeting in flay yrais old or will rearti stx years might know of Ihc progrevt nf tha I prniect ami Ihc degree of eivi# Rear Admiral Dal# Harris, Com­ tuna Reach Wednesday where 21 <il<i no later than Jan. 1. 13M. T h is year's registration la pride of the pro|Mriy holdero mander Carrier DtvWlon Four and group meeting* on various educa­ doubly important, according •“ 1 slimy the highway." ( apt. William A. Behnech, th# T l- tional problem, were held for *11 the school superintendent, lie #modham rxplaincd. “ Naturally, Irarh rri from Ih* fro* counties at­ f'ltvdcinga't rumitiandmg officer. phd'iinl tint «rhuo1 milhoritUt Ihrr# wul he ssim*- bulMings amt tending. The colorful red and blue AJ Official reports from fK A were will h* unibir lo ifuinmln#» whrro ume |,f.'iH*ily that will h# dr*« •'Savage" aiirraft presented • iieard whrn Flnjd Chrlittan, preii- nvi'r lo* fIM f,4in*lil inn « •vial until iruxcd To s,qutr# this pro|>,-rty thrilling ipe^tarle to Air. Fore* , lent, Thomas D. nailey, State Much l*oi# m tli*i frgtil?itian ii will tie rise re>(<<miilillity and proofficers aboard ship obs.rvlng School Suiwrinlendenl. and Kd Hr„ corn jtlrlrH. Mi ni of men vsboro hutinc* ia operations aod to officer* and Tli* *wKrtnl (t'lt* appraising and acquiring property, dersnn. F K A ’i executive secretary men nf th - US x aval Reserve spoke lo the group. The principal un«i#invay mith » full *4ijr o f T h ,-r im-ri, will b - apiwunleil by Component* sboard for their H* address was made by Ihe National alocly Atu| B"ilr nfi S |»l. il, Mil* ih# Eeminule County Cummissiun* day summer cruise Officer* and ^ 'V a im n ’ A ^ a M o n represents n rr u id . er> and approved hy th# Stata men of \C-h were under a eon ito#, Department." live Mary Titus. Mist Titus xtreis sun t barrage of question, c o n -.^ .-w r ^'importance a. leacher*V" Further explaining odham said. The mb of Ihr v'itireni Commit* m l tii' will |,e, primarily ihnuigh ci­ .L ............. ............ vic rnupcTalton. Ii, scquitv withgram, ter job . out cost, properties Cut will h « improved hy the highway coqj Final dlscuiiinnx of the werk'i vlruclion without any lot* tn tha workshop were conducted by Mr* An amateur burglar who doein t, pru|-crty owner." Lucy niirklrt, elrmrntary rduraHun ronsullant from thr S u ir H# catr much hie hi, equipment made1 A mccHrig will be held Monday away with about M0u III silver,dur-. night at 7 vi, Odham said, at mg thr night, according to Acting. Ihc I'rairie Lake Amrrican l-o* Potlre t hirf llov Trill#. gmn Ruilding A file-safe with a combination “ T ic meeting will be primarily Approilm slrly flcn In property was entered and a rubber glove., to organise w irkerv whose bamta damage and no Injuries were re ported In in automobile collision used lo prevent linger prints from | hav rliecn -iitimilted by vanoua whicn occurred at Ihe Intersection being M l anywhere around the jMvipIc," lldharn pulnled out. *',n addition to these people,** nf Oak Ave. and Fifth Si. yeiter Examinations for driven lu-rn-1»rrnr nf the rrim r, wa* found on day about 12:14 p m *#a will Isk# place at a new !«** top of Ihe safe where apparently Odium said, “ I want to urge ami Inxii* every person who is a pro­ The accident, invesiiiiled by lion beginning with Sept, 1, ac­ it was Irft in haste. The money was taken from Ihc perty uwntr along thr highway, Sanford Police Department Pa cording to Florida Highway Patrnlman Arnold Williams, Involved trol Trooper T. Mark Mack. file-safe nf Ihr Jones Construction or nllroni who would like In a 19*7 Dodge sedan, dnvrn smith Heretofore, examinations hast Company, rnnlraciort for Itu* nc v hr ip on this project, lo tie pre seat qn Oak Ave. by Edward R. Wil- been given at the Sanford Police Seminole County General Hospital. at Ih- meeting MnnJs) night." The office in which thr safe vsas Odham added “ Don't feel, that link, 12-year-old Hanford carpen­ SUtlon. Beginning with Kept. I, ter of ZSOO’x Sanford Ave. and a the Trooper said the #xamin#rion* located I* on the iccood door of you sv a ciiitrn, must rvrelva an individual invitation to the meet­ 1930 Dodge Truck driven north on would b# given at the American the hospital building. Oak Ave. by Clarence IJoyd Wynn, Legion Hut an Beminol# Boule­ The breaking and entering wrai ing Consider this," he <*ld, “ at found this morning hy Harold Hol­ a pcrronil special and urgent inIt-year-old painter nf 2404 Grand­ vard. view Ave, Th# American legion post in den, an employ* nf the ronitruc- xitiation lo meet with u* and help put over the '.vcx/l Important proAccording In fha poiieo depart­ Banford, said Mack, ha* gsner- lion firm ment report, the two r a n m a tt­ mioly allowed Iho Florida High-, Sergeant Rut sell Tench and Pa­ Jett h r Semi ml# •'minty," ed head-on when WUilak aDofftd- way Patrol to us# ih# legion hut trolman Ben Boiler Investigated ly mod* ■ toft turn into tho path fo,' tho examinations which ais lha burglary but have not yet found R K P O P T TO nf Um approaching car driven hy given eq Tuesday afternoons ho- any evidence that may lead lo the GR AM M AR ,V IK > O L Wyna. H wts announced t- Jay that an twaan t and I and on Friday apprehension nf Ihe culprit 1 The report Mated that tho ac­ morning from 9 to 12. Captain TUlti laid that fhrr* fifth and cixtlt grad* -hlldren am cident occurred >4 toot north of Ilia hour* and dayi remain tha wero no b-oken window* no broken to report to Sanford Grammar tha center of tha latenocUoa and same. Trooper Mack pointed out, door*, tha lock to tha door was Fihoel Doles* they live within IS fret oof dram tha eaet ilda t t but th* loca*ion ia baing ebangod intact, and nothing irregular tound walking distance ef Pm scruJ P lh r t Flight Operations Completed By V C On Ticonderoga hers Workshop Milwee Emphasizes Great Importance Of Registration ssS Burglar :'T «^ Amateur ............ Makes Gel Away Property Damage Estimated At $700 In Auto Collision New Location Set For Drivers Tests to Bto t o g t o i Locxan HuL atbnr tfcaa U* i �•* Helen M c C J o y vou h tr­ ie K ijo n *ou* Be* Bl TC*<Mf C W AQ M 0 U W 3 T X T F A M IL Y '! W AD A C Q U 3 M O f H iS FATH ER W H EN I ' w a s a G iQ l v v ; B U T UC W A S A | H A R D LO S E R ' Mg IMCVCQ FC O O A V e . Me HDQ TVlQN'hJG 5 H 'M 'D O W N ’ A M D w -r .M A Q ^ iM O 4 X J ^ -T -lV O U O r ^ r - Z i ) v- o a d o u . b u t .m o m ; e e a l l v / t A L L 'T H A T . W A S u r r g Q L V V f A C S AGO.* M O B O O V , - « a M OLD S A G C U O G S A T H A T l O v S r x 'l t T 9 (X « C e .lO va A rM e c v c t I D DMT S t B iscuce cAG AN V IJ U B T h a p p e n e d TVIMf OP SOM*TV INC PORTLAND, Ore. lA -A lurprire etn n re ie That meant Judith Jeahtne was vwlca roae a tittle. "He never came T V msn W4h (ha <trsc(i*r f-wt-■ still at home on the Qoer below. reconciliation put Airman DanJcl back." site iettowias Jtosea 4e»» r j in A ;s Baca put on a M r cape fastenedI Judith Bttsd another cigaret into Schmidt and bu wife U u • * I high at the neck, picked up her■ tha onyx holder. Ut u and leaned belaud honeymoon je i tarday and r n i store which wss Nit cIm ih i tor| ha* and glovoe She west out Intoi back against turquoise cushions. wiped out hi* plane U r a divorce. Iks Sir, She espoi.lsd ths IsbuUtu* •Sisr it (sets'* rubr m ins j-w«lr> the hall end ran dow-n one flight, T a that all?" Th# wl/c, Una. arrived here let* toust** te a r* M- 1 bs are m in* of fire eUire. Without giving her"Yea, but . . . It w u so unlike ara ta tbs moraine in rainaia it , self lime to think things over, she Gerry. And than, just now. I Wednesday afternoon and their re­ ut wkia Mas** n r H eui into inthought I beard somtone ut his union **w«* something wonderful atrMt arsis a Clow tillid mm ani *.»rang Judith's bell. | 4 s i bar-sin lha wha-.a of a car. gaS apertmtnt upstair*. ft wasn't you. to tee." a neiihbor reported. Judith haretlf opened the doer. They promptly went into redoi ' U a/'Ais^fubr^ar*twc^.'Vrci ’c* This was the first time Sara hadI waa it?" ■ka wsa aouswl ta M t Oervy Mast ; s*en her without a hat and coot. non and were reported to be at "Ho." ss s-4u »i»u »'- la tha h*jM wn*ra T railed hie number on tha -tele- an Oreion beach reiort today. •ha *.«><1»4. mas-liaf *' in- rouaiar She waa short and alim and wiry • a a i 4 a bar SSa lucSa4 ba* pu*-; in Turkish loungirr pyjamas, rawi phone. There wsa no answer, and SehmHt wai relcaied from a r Haas ial« n,r puraa ani l*ft lb* atnra W|VH Mroa Th-y l St Si silk of a screaming sulphur yel­ his windows are still dark. But Red Chinese prison last month to cslctam uplowa se4 Utr* ta lha mi'l- low. Her hair waa black, straight thsre was someone there." learn his wife was married la tho las trend. Hsos 4iMspsara>i issue*I and gtoeay, probably dyed: a long Judith was troubled. "Suppose belief he wai dead, la California, lbs WwUSsre4 Mis, Dacrs slnaa Mara as Oriea'aiwiih a eiowiss «*' isttoe-4 hang, cut sharply u a knife edge, you'take it from tha beginning where he spent three weeks tryinf an bis srnt. p<isa4 ner at lha labia hung just above the thick, black again and teU m* all the details." to untang'e his problem, Schmidt M. 1*1*4 I* ha fn*a41) but 8a*a Whan Bare had finished, Judith au-Vlr lap lha yl**» aa •*■• broww. Bhe had the small creased waives hsma •'-••• pusltuar 'as t i ­ fees and hooded, unhappy eyea of was silent for a moment. Then: filed for divorce and asked custody of their small eon es of Harry Mrs*. a mas with 4rif. gist footalso walkid babisS bar Is, an ape in caplmty. an* scorned ‘Th is busuiees of hearing someone But. said the neiihbor. "Ha lovad bar apa*tmaa* ee Beat »Js4 Street- face powder. The dingy skin waa upstairs bothers mo moat. Could rather shiny aa if she had rubbed be the person with a limping step her and aha loved him and thay It with olive ml. Hut the toenails who followed you home. And then never bed a chance to get to­ in the gilt m»ah xindals were a that Bret telephone rail. . . . Are gether. Since he got hack they rH A P TfR n v r . vivid cherry red like the l p« and you wire you dialled n wrong had only <een esrh other across •AHA lit a ricsrrt. It was just fingernails. In mis smalt, swarthy number?" a desk with a lawyer present. You as ahe dropped tha dead match in hand she earned e lighted ctgaret "Z was ut a hurry. I rould hare can't settle anything that way." the asAtray that she Bret hsard s in an onyx holder set with dia­ dulled a wrong number." sound overhead. H was a light monds. "Suppose you didn’t Suppose crash, as If soma ukjcr* s»>/ut ths "Tee?" The ruing Inflection was someone in Hone'e apartment an­ weight of a btg cardhoerd box had swered to see who was calling fallen on the floor, and it seemed hostile. Rar* hated hrreelf for Hushing. Hone. Someone who didn't dare in he directly above. Yet ahe had "1 live 01. the floor above. We ve pose as Hone wtuls talking In a heard so footsteps. woman who knew him wall enough •ha ran into the vest'bule where been nodding to each other ta the to call him Gerry, and ao got rid ths telephone stood and dialed elevator far the last au months.'' of you by Miring it waa a wrong "Oh. You're Bara Dacre. You Gerry's number. Thsre wss no W ASHINGTON (ft - The Arm y number. And then simply didn’t Bound from upetalre. hut instdo her look different without a hat* answer when you called back tho Engineers yesterday eitimated *T hate In bother you. but Tm own receiver she‘ could hear the second lime." „ flood d in n e r In northeutern itsb u u of a telephone bell, faint and worried about Gerry Hone, the "You m e a n someone's still tci at ti.MO.OOO.OOO and (ltd the far as If It were on ths other aids other tenant on the top floor." there?" errs f ie ri "one of the biggest, "Come la and alt down." of town- Tho buss came ones— "PoMtbly. Why not? Let's go toughest flood rehabilitation jobs The living-room had three win­ twice— Uu'. *• "hen a muffled sines the onr Noth faced ifls r tho dows on the street like Sara's, but up and see." voire spoke ,'oorsely: "Hello?" "Wouldn't It be wiser to call grest flood of Biblical times" ‘ Gerry! Tm so glad you're berk’ everything waa different Judith the police ?” | was worried. What happened ?" had had the partition between liv­ LI. Gen. Samuel D. Shurgia, 'T h r y wouldn't like me if I kept The hoars* voice mumbled. "You ing-room and kitchenette removed pothering them about tndes. As chirf of Engineers, made the must have tha wrong number. This and the whole was a complicated a landlord. X want thtm on my statement titer s personal inspec­ poem in birchwood beige and var­ side when I really need them. Ba tion of the disaster a re ii. He said Is Busquthsnns M M X .** ■he hung up and dialed again, ious shades of Hue and green ae Tm not going to cry •Wolf.* You the 'loss of life and the utter de­ more carefully. Bhe was owe artfully plotted ae the harmony of may wait hare, if you like." Judith struction we saw had a moat ap> a Broadway seine's ties and sneke. there w-aa no mistake this second polling effect upon ut.** lim a Once more tho receiver Bare earlaimed dutifully, "How Sturgis said "no ooo can oobrought her tho bussing of a tele­ charming:" lim its " what will bo required to phone h«U that seemed far away Judith said: "You're upas*. What put tho flood-atriekra areas back — one, two, three, four. la your complaint agauut Garry on tlitlr feel again." Bhe waited until the 10th Hag. Hone? 1 pick my tenants care­ Then, elewty, ahe put the receiver fully tad hit references ware tmHo said hi* "preliminary sailbock into lU cradle. parr able. * male” of (hr physical damaga will What should she do ? Who would 'Than you own the building?" "undoubtedly have In b« revised advise her? Aunt Caroline was "Of course. Didn't you know?" ta two or throe weeks'' after the old and tired and conventional, ft T h e agency aald nothing about tngif.ears have com pitted their would bo hard to make her under­ It when t signed my lease." survey of tho devastation. stand. A man you don't really "I built this house as an Invest­ know, who just happened ta live ment." Mid Judith crisply. 'Th e in the same apartment house with rentals from the two apartments you? Have nothing* more to do upstairs pay the mortgage aad with him . . . Rut who else was thsre to ask? Bare had no other relatives, no ciaoe friends in Hew N E W Y O R K (/ F t - Longshore, York. chines don’t like me. Cars, type­ men returned to their jobs yester­ ■he come hock to tha open win­ writer* and fountain pens work day ending ■ throe-day wildcat dow, stood still, listening. After for yeere for somabortv else and strike on a number of Hudson RL dark, light in Gerry's windows was then balk the Brat tuna I use thtm, v tr planalways reflected by tha building so why not stovelore, too?" Tho unauthorised work atop* aressi tho a tryt There was no lit the ttppor hall their footfalls M i* v i s touched off Mends? reflection tonight, hut her own when lha New York.Nsw Jertev light made three square# *f faint yrilow on the opposite sidewalk Waterfront Commission annealed and thsre were thrso similar a work permit held by s longshore, squares la ths middls of ths street man with ■ long criminal record* S Longshoremen Are On Jobs A t Piers New Blast Given Out By McCarthy ~ t so? w u ono 1 mna. jsuiTnow T MT OUT.' ( A u n s w r -AinrTH’N ft-ju a r s o ', BRIGHTIDEA/ i \ W / W A S H IN G TO N (AY— Sen. M e Carthy (R -W isc) yostsrday lit olf a m w blast at lha Elsenhower ad­ ministration. declaring It h u istohllshed e "record of appease­ ment, retreat and surrender' ts communism. He called on this country to old antl<Cosaiituni>t forces In South Korea, Reuth Viet Norn and Fare atet« la their fights. " f am mnvlnr#4 that euch a policy In the only ollarnatlve to ■n appeasement policy." McCarthy Mid l| o 4.000-word statement highly critical of tho sdmlnlatre. d ig . McCarthy1* newoct otUck on the President and Secretory of Stats Dulles was released by his office hero. Mary Driscoll, tho aoMtar's secretary, aold McCarthy dietstsd It before ho left for Wisconsin a week ago. Director Declares Republican Regime Full O f Corruption W &YCHY/ Krnll called it "tho blf mink M ILW AUKEE. WU. eft -D ire r- admiatslretioo." !<S B is r ih a c ^ .. lor Jack KrelJ of the CIO PirflUeal Emil's remarks were prepared Action ComaUtire said yesterday for lha convention of Ifes CIO In­ tha XiMKhawor administration is ternational Wandwwtmn ed Am­ "tha moot merest administration erica labor mien. this reunify M l had since the Dar- RotacTmg u urn wow asMolod h fiflM e ' WELCOME NAVY WILL YOU BB OUR GUBVR buying — Bofaca yon dg plan. 1st us shew you the Absnhrtsly h n �n# Crystal Lake Area f THE RANFORD HERALD Fri. Aug. Is Being Developed Legal Notice By W. C. Phillips * o t im s n r A rn .irA T in M ra n ftf l i i u t v i f * «u H a a N l t t i u m em m ea o r c o o at PBOPBKUY m > eiai a » « . Bishop A. W. 5 U » r r , f • 45 a m. Sutdiy School. I I a .n . Manual taonhip. t J h ■no b j A. W. btover. 7:45 p. m. Evanftliitf* Hour. 7:45 p. n . T uvk Ja t Ev taint Barftie«, Pisyar Mm U rk 7:45 p. m. Thrusdsy Young Poo. pi* moot ' * Evcrjooa wtlcomt. . 10 a.m. Sunday School. 11 a.m. Momlng Wonhlp. Sunday aim ing aerticea: 0:15 p.m. Training Union. 7 30 p.m. Evening Worahip. Wedneaday 7:30 p.m. Prayar mseting. (II FIRST BAPTIST c h u r c h OP O V IE D O Ret. LeeI ■ D a t. MlnUter ■ ’45 a m Sundav School E L D E R SP R IN G S B A P T IS T CHAPEL Elder Springa n r . c u n i T i A N a n d m is s io n Sponaerad hy F irtt Itaptlat Church AR Y A LLIA N C E CHURCH Sanford, Fla. Park Ate. at Fourteenth S t Paalar, D i t l l S. C ir a d li Sunday School 10.00 a. m. Sunday School aod Morning W. O. Stanaill, luperinlandant Worship Combined Service t:45 a. Preaching 11:00 a. m. n to U:JO a. m. "Worship Parted Dt. U . 1L Martin, Preacher begin* i t 10:40 a. m ." tlPSALA C O M M U N ITY Alliance Youth Fellowship 1:30 P R E S B Y TE R IA N CHURCH P m. Cloning Sertlce T:4S p. m. Ret. C C White. Mlnlater ** Wcdneaday Mid-Week B i b l e Mr*. Clevrr M a m . PlanlaO Study 7:45 p »■ Alfred Eriesoa _ th e rnr.r. m c t h o d is t Seperinlradeei of Church School George Peiold Leader of Mid Week Scrtlcee Car. W. Fourth SI. laurrt Ate. Church School 10 a.m. G. Eldoa Rllao. MtaiUcf Worahip 11 a.m. Sunday School 0:45 a. m. Young People 7 p.m. Morning Worship 10:45 a. m. Evening nerviee 1:3t p m . Evening Worship 7:30 p. m. Wedneaday Evening 7:50 p m. Everybody Invited to tUend aU Prayer Meeting Tburaday 7:30 aur services. p. m. F IR S T B A P T IS T C H U R C H ¥ 6 T . PACE'S L C T V n t A M S t Lnko’s U iha ra a — In Llaota GENEVA m r Ortedel. the Ret. Btorhtn W. A. Ellen need, Pa»l«*r I. Tuby. paalae. Morning woreblp Sunday School 10 A. M •:30 a m. Radie Mlttlen broedraat 11 A . M at 0:30 c m over WOKZ U »o kci: Morning Worahip 7 T. M Sunday School for all age gToupo, D .T.U. • P. M 0 30 a m Chnititn Day School Evening Worahip (A ll eltmcntary gredee end hinder- Prayer Service Wed ■ P M garten), Monday througk Friday “ Cooperating with Southarn Bap t:30 a m. Cklldran a p ro r «m . "SL tiat Convention." Luke’a Chanel,'* Saturday 10:15 F IR S T CHURCH O f T H E i n . etar WTRJL (1400 kc.1. N A Z A R EN E «* Lu th e r a n m v R m "Sanford'a Singing Church" OP T H E R E D E E M E R Corner of Second and Mapta B e t. Phillip Kcklreaman. Mil Scrtlcee at Tbe Yacht C R. H. Spear Jr., Mfsfrier Sunday School 0:15 a.W. You are cordially Invited tn at­ Sonrlco 10:30 a s . i Church tend church wilh ua this Sunday. Sunday School at 1:50 George CBtiRCB o r GOD h o a rd , Supt. French Ate. tod Had i t B a t. B. W. Bendhrneo, Morning Worahip at 10:41 Sar Sunday School t:45 a. » . n.un by the paator N Y P S at S:45 EvangeltiUc Service 7:30 p. in p. m. Johnny Carter, Tree. Mid-Weak Sarvlen Tuaaday 7:30 Junior Society 6:45 p. m. Mrs. •Op. m R. Carter, Supervisor, Young Paopla Service Thura flibl* Clinic 6:15 p. m. Prank day 7:30 p. m. 11. Prica, Moderator. Evening EvangeUatia 7:58 Ser BB EN R ZER M E TR O D 1ST mon by the pastor. CHURCH The church la comfortably air­ CHm* Heights cooled. Courteous uahera will conRat. Ednard Martin, P illa r Sunday Scbool 10 b. m — CUt- trlbuta to your contanlanca. A nursery la open for all regular and Bird E. Johmon, auperuitandaot special acre ices. Servicemen and Preaching Servlet 11 a. m. their familira are welcome whtlhet M Y r I p. m. Prater meeting. Tburiday, 7:30 their ttay in Sanford la long or '•Bp. m. abort. Wo giro special Invitation to AS S E M B LY OP C O D C H U R CH worship nnd fellowship with ua 13th-SL and Lanrel Are. but urg* you to attend tha church Sunday School 0:45 n. m. of your choice this Sunday. Morning Worship I I n. m. S O U TH S ID E B A P T IS T U l l ’RCII Youth Scnrlre 4.14 p m. Evangelistic Rally 7:45 p . m. East 27th Street Prayer and Sibla Study Wednes­ Missionary Prrmlllenlum day at 7:41 p. m. Paator R. B. Lunsford •Join ths happy, alnging crowd. Associate Paator TV. L. Stephen* Worahip tha Lord with na.r Supday School Supl. Milton lliggenhnlthem. PORTER CMAPRL Sunday School 10;0t| A . M. M K TB O D ia t CHURCH Morning Worahip 11:00 A. MEvening Worahip 6:00 P. MB et. Cewego H. Cortes. Mi Preyer Meeting »:00 P. M. 0:45 a m. Sunday Scboel. W E LC O M E T O T H K CH U R CH church Pravar fn Ih# Seail«n R -'-n . n O L T CFOSS C H U R C H t 11:00 am Morning Worahip (Epitcopilt Th U 8*r*W nil] he hroidcait Ret. H . Lyttletnn Zimmetman, over W TR R Anthem. “God B. II. Rector Plared His IDnd On Mina", ".at a, 12th Sunday after Trinity •'Holy Lord God", Tain, Chanrrl 8 00 a m. Ifoiy Eurhariit Choir. Sermon, Chaplain F. W. 9 15 a m . Choral Luchaxiat and IVrlboru T rhlllip* Jr . build Kempson. • er, li prrientiy emi'tnirttng 15 Addrata. Nuraerlea h r ehlldran under Services through the week: home* t-i the rrvvt*l Ijk e ivrtlrm three, and thre# to *i*. #very Sun­ Monday through Thurtday and in th# development known sv l/tch Holy Communion— A rb 'r. The tmm*v *re hmlt with Morning Worship Service 11:00 day morning during YVorshtp Saturday Hour.. T i n am . Friday — Holy Com­ th n v nr four bedroom*; one or a.m. two tuth* I’!.vnv are divrrtlfird 7:00 pm . pioneer Pellewahlp. munion— 9.30 a m. Training Union 6 .IS pm . It's a g"-t ;vteriorv are varied Pnrev 7:00 pm . Senior High Fellow­ family affair. rang, (rom Siaonri to $13 nnd with ship. F IR S T C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H Evening Worahip 1 pm . \A or ('onvrntinn.il loan* availa­ “Com# thou with ua and w* will 8,00 pm . Evening Worvhip. 1*07 Sanfmd Vve. ble. Male tjuartet— “ Rock of Age-”. do thca good." Perry t„ Slone. Minivter Tlie development ti *er\ed hy Haitingv. Sermon, Chaplain F . W. Sunday School 9:43 a.m. Kempson. S A N FO R D SEVENTH-1* \Y Mornirlg AVorvhlp, M a m. Ser­ a community water vv.trm, Ninty five per cent of Sanford labor A D V E N T IS T C IIL'R CH T H E L I T T L E BROWN C IIIR C H mon topic; “ What We Owe One ti u*ed In the ron*tructi«n of the Another in the Church." Special (IN T H E IIII.L 70n Etm A»e. mu ale hy th* choir. Service fami­ home*, and all of the vuh eontrae(( nngrecallnnal) W . J. n.tman, Pavtnr lies, tourists and all persona not ton are Sanford hu*lnr*»e«. Sabbath School (Saturday) 9.30 Cor. of Park ,\ve. and 2llh 81. Thiv building prujeet will mean attending regulariy fl-rwhere air J. Ileinard lloot. Mmivler a.m. evtrnded a rordial Invitation to an expenditure of more tlan l?oi,S unlay School 9 30. Worahip Hour 11.80 am. worship. Nursery facilities avail- two "Sanford-* growth." I'hillipv Morning Wnt*hlp II .00. Topic, “God's Loan To You " »1ated today. "|u*tifirv the cnnft Sermon: “ llow Na»rt»w It Th » ahte.Wednesday 7: (5 pm . Trayer Chriitlan Y'outh Ft'lowihip and drneo that 1 have had tn thu Christian W a y !" Mealing. area," Chi Khn, * pm . Topi*, *Satan'i Vacation " It It rvpectH that evening ter­ T H E F IR S T IU P T 1 S T CHURCH Friday 7:15 pm . Mtavionary 1'arV Ate. al «'h SI. vlcet will begin on Sept. It. Volunteer Program. lohn I - Miller. "H u i Jeiua »aid, tuffer little W. p. fltnnht Jr., Pettor F IR '-T AIE TH O D IS T c n i R cii children, and forbid them not, to Pa«lnr Milton It, Hyatt Mlnltter o( Fdurttion rome unto me: for of »jrh ti the I*. J. Iltrgiv. u 13 Church School Kingdom of heaven." Matt. 19. t( DRI.AN P D JS -Y lr. and Mr* Wil­ Art ins Direetor nl Mu«|e C U m c i (or ait acet A cordial welcoma la eatendrd Early liam Walker fmallv g"! hark the tt no # m Morning Worship Morning Worvhip 8 13 to all to j*-!,# tit in one uni-hip Set mon topic — •A Kcndcvoua SV3 ta4en hv I" » hamtu* ftnm their and share the fellow-hip of (hi* a.m. little troecry the night of Iter Jvt. Sunday School 9:1.3 am . > With l.tle" hour. I»32 Ylorning Worthip It am . V 1 no p . m — ■StVF v Two young mrn held up Mr* Ttainlng Union (1:|S pm . 1 7 .13 Organ Ve*pcrt F IR S T P R E S B Y TE R IA N 33'alker and eleane>l out the ra*h Evening Worship 8 p m. a on p m — Evening Worship ( IM IH II Wrdnr-day Service 7.-0 pm . Sermon topic — “ A Self Worth reghter Nothing more u a* heard until yrvtcrday when the rouple Earphonr, for hard of-Iteatin* Oak Ate. and Third St. Having** rereivrd a letter mailed in Orlando Nursery at each arrvic# on Sun- Rmadrait ovre W T II Rev. A. G, M rlnno Minister davt. j 9 o<y Rcrrcation lor Y'nung Fcopte containing a ivt and a 13 Mil. 9:45 a m. Sunday School 10:50 am Tha Sraiiou merit for Welcome. Air-conditioned S*nrtnary The anonymoui writer aatd ht» Stolen Money Sent Back To Grocers i 11:00 a m Worship Servlrn. 0:00 p.m. Worahip Service. C E N T R A L B A P T IS T CH U R CH Kee. J . W. Parham, paator PAOLA WESLEYAN Cor. Fourteenth S i - Oak Ate. METHODIST CHURCH Sunday School B;45 a. m. • Milee Weal on RL 41 Jtanday School 0:45 Boiortilng Wnrihip 10:15 Wtaleyan Youth A: 13 Evening Worthip 7.30 Wedneaday Prayarmaating 7:30 Everyone Welcome Ret. Cecil W. Shaffer CRVLl'OTA BAPTIST CHURCH Waller A. Reeth fr« Paeiar Sunday School IS a.m. Morning Worahip Service U a.m. Barmon by tha pastor. 4 Evening Worahip Sertlce 7:30 '- • .m Sermon by the pailnr. Prayer Moating Wedneaday 7:10 LAXB MABT BAPTIST CHAPEL Lake Mary, Pin. Paalar — Ret. H. A. Frith Jr. Sunday School t:4 t am . Mernieg Worahip 11:00. Trainiag Union 0:30 p.m. Etening Worahip 7:30. ,n m en for Ihe modern kllcfien! YVIrard d rltu r g.n runge 4 40 9*3 « » low a* 95 d o w n ! I t 7* J llsrpor-Wyman S i m m e r Snvat burlier* cut g.t* coat* up tn 89'.i. Spin-free snfety knobs. Eloclric rlock nnd niimiln minder. Oven window nnd inlrrior light. Porce­ lain cnumel exterior with slcam'i'Z chrome trim- 2J6516. fo r thrifty Shoppmrtl SAVE f,in.no I'UKI!: One Year Supply of Tidi IG-g. 2.i9.!i:» 2 2 9 -9 5 YYirard ilrliur 100rr nutnmnlic wnshrr Todt.y's most modern w.irdtor! I *m*3 le*a water . . doe* nfit require (he added expense of a "nuda-anv. er” that reuaes dirty water. Amnz* iuir new **VVcljrh*Fiir atitomatir.illy wclpha load and fills to correct wnahinir level. 2J25.TL •YLitrhmi; fieriric dr>er I-VUIO D u e r l D t i e i ftf • T n ? , B ttn n lf Hi N*midhtI E l* '* rtf F ln y ld a . 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V • • f rompanian him mtlv fit aftrr Ihr robbery but h** liner h H hrenmr a rbm tiBn. trnrhff * SunHiy M-hiKil r i m ah I Mjntol u rrtm n thf rntuf amount. 6 u f ' * i i | t.•* I f f h i H - iu r i n f •»!•, I ' i i u * th H 6 o f A u f w t t A. D. r i l f i tfrtir fflKAV.I CHjr Tat Cnllaetof. * Welcome Navy .WILL YOU m OUU CiULST? W* ht** 1»*'ed 26 alr-rnwdl. tinned room* at tha Mar-Los Mmel. Atnoti.trlv T R U E to all sew Arrival* at our Natal Atr Sait ion. Firk ns your Vera at the affira of Odium & Tudor, In c . •Builder* of Fins !tome,»** 2423 f, Freni h A vs. ___ C L IP & S A V E 57c AUTO WASH MOP. YVill not icrnti h or tiinr finish of rar. Attaches to re­ gular gartlen hose . . . make* washlliR e a s 3\ Reg. 73c__ - ..... ...... 19c 3PKTI.Y ‘• th e n iiont 1.35 lo 2.98 111: SI HE! ROY WIZAItll! 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Reg. 1.95 5J92I0 YYtlh Coupon 3.88 Qii.nlily built for bmif wear s ;a 3 m . f Itrg. 18.76 • /« old tit a 1 I.!!.) High tenacity rayon cord enlist rue! inn. Guarantee,! ntrainst r o a i l hitzarda ami dif.it* for Ihn lift) of the tire, plus lax and aid lirea lire. 2.55 LU N C H K ITS Revelation P nllv Red Top bottle. H at or dome top. * '* 1.08 515365-6. With cottppn. SIX WONDERFUL WAYS HETTEKI s ;« i n . ller. If* . mfn 1*11 liift . rt 17.1(1 Rayon cord! Neiv safeD't Giinranlei-tl against nil road hnzartla ami tlclrcla for the life of Hie lire. ,1.V trade-in on 1, 2 or II lire*. •Plus Inx and old lirrs. CU P \ SAVE 36c Combination offer! Wizard Satin Finish Free Roller and Trey Pave 91 fif* Gallon YY’fzerd Satin Wall Finish, alkyd-ruhlwr l»a*e paint, in choice of smart decorator colors plus work-savinjr roller and tray. Regular 97.08 v-altie! Now is the time 1o hriphtrn up drab rooms. r2200-24, 2i’5UJ0. • p o p I'p WF.8Ti.iNK rim :i( c o v e r s FlasU-foait'd fibre p a n e l s with leather pattern viml trim. Universal color. For economy and style. MR0.TS7 .............. .... 1n.o.% Wizard plastic rovers 19.95 ! (* E CURE TRAY. Rai«e handle to loosen ire ruhr* Instant­ ly. Perfect for any refrigerntor. Handy, and a rra) calua. 5J9IHI _________ 1.19 Reg. 1.98 R U. P f A r R W O R N UtRDS. 3-w a y ruhhep eithe tap. Durable hake, lite Atlnchmrnt plug. 9ft, Rubhcr-rovrrrd cord CL Hated. 4J113140. Reg. 62c ______ _ 19c EARLY HUM)COUPON STANBACK Itec. 123 nARY SEAT ilcas v duty cloth. Kohls for ea?v stor* age. Safely strap. 2N2261. Y\ tlit Coupon 89c C M P A S A V E 1.37 Prayer Meeting Wed. 7:10 pjn. ■ J C R E S T BAPTIfT CMURCB C tM ta W. Ptaah. naming aerttrea: A T T EN T IO N Farmers - Ranchers ^ WB SPECIALIZE IN ALL TYPKj W C T A L FARM A RANCH MACHINERY CUSTOM. PRHCNKD AND CON8TRUCT1D TO FIT YOUR W S S K SCISSORS JACK. Well, liatanced, all steel jack. Wide basa with non -lip aafety to p . Nine-inch lift. Holds full ton. Ref. 4,19. A6182 „ 8.11 •Uier Jack* from 9.85 CHILD’S 3-PIECK SET Tumbler. bowl, divided p l a t e i n unbreakable p la s tic ! W o n ’t e r a r k, c h ip ! F,x*y -to -c lra n ! In blue, pink. K1403-6 ________ f.M f* i child-oafa utensils! GLADES MACHINE CORPORATION FAVE 23c f Red Head Flashlight with batter* lea. R e jr. D7c value. M 1230, 3R6732. W i t h WEATHER IZED D I ti The all wenthrt oil. S|'»’cial refining And adtiitbe* make it perfect for year 'round use. 2W1820. 2 gal. coupon__ ____ ____ 69c Reg. 2.59 ........ . C U P AND SAVE 50c 2.19 CLIP A SAVE 31 e S P A R K 1.1 Nfi AtfTfl F IN IS H . **N e 3*- •c a r" la’Auly Easily sprays nr brushes on. Dries iptlck* !v to hng-lasting finish. Colors. Reg 2.20 ............. 1.89 SAVE 1.37! Slrp up **r down in safety 5 ft size Reg. 5.35 2P5753 With Coupon ____ 3.9S paint supplies for every need. CLIP A RAVE lie CMP & SAVE 29o SAVE lie ! 3 pc. Ret nrdriver set. M o a t-u i a d sizes. Reg. 65c H 1442. 8, 4 With Coupoa _____ 39c Reg. 98c Utility Cushion, riasti-costed fiher for rar. M at, or outings. Home Owned & Operated FRED M. j ‘ S h jJ v i -— • H I-F U cq u i 1* 5* 5 8 1 * 1 814 E. lat ST. PHONE 1506 1 .5fi WINN IV 4 RADII REG 1.69 CAR MIRROR 4'/5" non-glare r o u n d w i t h 6 ii" a r m. For either aide. C2107. With coupon U S WRENCH SET 5-Pleca natural finish 10 openings 5'16" to JV H2343. With coupoa Reg, 1,10________ 79, >-pa^L-3. i 2 N 2 U 3 _________ 69C W ith Coupon �•- -T r r r ■ JAMES MARLOW City, County Citizens Lot By-Pass Presont Route? Have Identical Theme Now la the time for action. Every able bodied citizen that ean gat out and contact aomeone about the highway and ita right-ofway property ahouid pHch In and help. It ta r of Commerce Lon* Range Highway shouldn't be neceaaary for the committee to call on 'citlzena to take part, the eltlzena Plannlnr Committed. And Brnllev Odham, tha rnmmlttee'g ahouid be literally swarming In to the Cham­ chairman, Immediately ahouidered hi* shsrn ber of Commerce office asking for aomeof tha reanonaihilitr for promoting the four- thing to do In the project’* behalf. There are more than 30,000 reaaona why lanlng of the preaent highway and the aatha preaent highway between Sanford and eurlng of rleht of-wava. Orlando ahouid be four-lined and paved, Atonr with the rhnlrman. other citizen* •nd nff'-lala of both eitv m d rountr accent- making It Into a modern thoroughfare, eaav ad a portion of the msoonsIhllHv tn arnualnt to travel, and aaf* to uae. Theae reaaona are property owner* of the r»ed for contributed each Individual within the boundariea of Seminole County. prnoertv for the right.of war. Orlando and Orange County both have a However, this •mall rroun of lender* cannot shoulder ail of the htirden. They vital Intereat in the four-lanlng and widen­ would he Itorne down wHh the tremendniia ing of the preaent highway. The growing gesnonsthllHv. So. they are rslHn* on many community In Orlando la dependent. In many othera to heln them In the taaV that muat he ways, on citizen* from over the entire Cen­ acenmnlNhed and accomplished Immediately. tral Florida area ahopplng In their atorea TIJnl aaid that he w*»u’t fhresfenlnv the and doing hualneaa with Ita hundreda of nfflrlnl*. or the rlHzen* of Sanford and firm*. Such travel will continue If the high­ Seminole fonnty, hut that the facta aneaV way la modernized. Travel will more than for themaelrea a* he relteraled that imleaa likely Increaae when traveling over the the right-nf-wnv* are provided for the fo»«r- thoroughfare la made eaater. And Orlando aa well aa other Central Innlng of 17-0? that another route will he Florida communltlea. muat real!** *ha* Han­ anught that will he more economical. And ford and Seminole County la deatlned In a h» warned that. M«nrveva have Keen made." The economic livelihood of eny proerea. very few abort yeara, to triple ita tize or give community, town, or rHc. Me* directly even more. Sanford can be Juetly proud that ahouid In the eaar «cceaa of Ihe area h«> modern a highway be made more modem, a* the Wthwav*. Theae arterle* lllerallv dumn proanectlre customer*. vMtnra realdenta, planning for 17-32.from French Ave. to the Orange County line reveala. literally thou•pd tondata In our le"a. Sanford eannnt afford In he hv.pa««ed aanda upon thouaanda of Orlnndt and Oranve by another highway Sanford cannot afford County citlzena fell! avail themaelvea of the t h t jolt- that would t*W Ha vfaltnra. tmetrs, wonderful opportunities of aborning In thU traveler*. tourlata and mofori.ft awav from area. Many era already doing an when th*v find the economic* Involved In coming over. Ha Immedlatg center of activity. Soon, there will he a modern, large, and Neither can he huatn*«a neoole. with spacious sightseeing snd evrurrinn host on literally, million* of doltara inveafed In tour* the St. John's River, operated from San­ lat emirta. atore* filling atatlon* reatanrford’s Municipal Pier. Thsre’a a poaalhHltv nlaht elnha. citrua eatahHahmenfa. that unusual and modem eating establishgift Milt***, and rHhnr hnrinesses denend"nf ments will be growing up In thl* ares soon. OT*m> t rtf fir. nffnrrl tn have their aptomoblla The natha to the door* of theae wonderful traffic Mt»r»lly Jerked from under them. additions to Sanford will »he worn deeper when a modem highway between Orlando The Sanford Herald and Sanford (a provided. Wa could go on and on In naming the thouaanda noon thouaanda of reaaona why tha RanfordOrlando fflghwav ahouid he paved, widened, and four-laned. Ona man can’t do the tnh, Rraltev Odham. Jimmy Wright. John Melach. Denver Cordell, Earl Higginbotham Douvlaa Stenatrom. Mick Cleveland Jr. Voile A Wtfltsm* Jr„ W. Brown MHIer, W. A. Patrick. Otl* Fourakre. Oeorge Touhy, William A. Hutchi­ son. Forrest A. Brecktnrldge, or any other small group of men can’t undertake auph a Friday, Auguit 26, 1666 tremendous Job of securing tha right-ofways for the 17-82 prolect alone. Thev need help and need It had. • Neither lit to one another.— Lev. 16:11. Sanford. Seminole County, end the San•—Tha Ha la a Battled policy in aoma landa, ford-Orlando Highway can't afford to be provided It tends to support the party la bypassed. Th at policy certainly tends to do­ Right now. not tomorrow, not n*vt week, rsal civilization. Even moat barbarians fa the time for actio* by tvery citizen of tKa truth. Seminole County. WASHINGTON I# Preeidenl Eisenhower and -Vita President Nlzco teamed up this week like a pair of diplomatic chef*: they fried a lot of fi*b with thetr •peerher before the American Bar Ann. Th e , left the Russian* with ao doubt — became the mala theme of both iperrhei w ii identical — that this wai a deliberate itrateg, •freed upon beforehand b , the Eisenhower sdminUlrstioa. Th u w tt the miin theme: In the upcnmuif neiollitiom between the United State* ind Ruiiia. Motrow muit prote iti current friendline** by m ikint conceitioni in the ver, ft»H* where the Russtsn' hate declined In make them. Euenhoaer ind Nlion called upon Russi* to let Germ an, be unified, free the tatelUte*. and end tubvertlun In the non-Communiil to untrie i. But Ihe ipeecbei served ether purpoiei betides tr>!n| to put the Ruiiiani on the dcfenilvo before world opinion. We it German, Chancellor Ron- Road Board member William Dial put the burden directly on the ahouidtra of San­ ford and fiamlnolt Coun*r eltiiena at a r*cent meeting of tha Sam’nole Countv fham - HAL BOYLE Returning From Vacation Is Ordeal KKW Y O R K i*-R eturning from T>Bti|«a art toftw , • vacation ta much more ef u I. T ry to get stUod tor jury duty ■ in i t n w t ii m mm . The h t to small, tort year host A m to a thing ealled i t t "poet- m hardly Rra yen M yaa atoad W n M a Mime," a k i i f m r dis­ ong* f e w • * rlg k U y spree to fewedsm Mart* half to* adult M r t t o i pepnlstlia af Aaartaa to rad Adenauer goes to Moicow Sept V and will aak tha Rusalaae to let Eaa, Germ an, be unified with the Wi'eitern part. The EisenhowerNixon apeechea give him moral •upport even though b , themaelvea the, can't gel him what be venti At the earn* time the, prepare people la thia country agalait a disillusioning letdown If tha aegoUalloni w'th Rueeia make no progreia and the on!, result la In leave Eait and Wert where the, are now: talking peace, yielding noth­ ing. The Untied Nation* subcommit­ tee on diaarnament. including the United State* and Rutaia. meet* in New York Aug. 19. Next Oct. IT in Geneva the foreign minirtera of the United Staled, Riurta, Brit­ ain and France meet. Tha Eisenhower-NUoa double pis, will alio: 1. Console lho*e who. after Eltenhower'a cordiality with tha Ruaalani. m a , have thought he was going to glv* America’s shirt •way. 1 Remind American aUlei — •specially an, who after Geneva had aa, Inclination to relax a bit and reduce their defences - that the cold nar Is far from over.* All in all. the administration got ■ lot of mileage out of the two apeechea although whether, tn the end, It wai wiie to make them de­ pends on how the Ruartani react. It had aeemed possible after the friendly eachange* in Geneva ta July that both aides would handla each other with hid glovea - pub­ licly, at least — until the, had ■ chance to test each othar out In the August and October negotia­ tion*. The two apeechea before the bar association ware the stiffest Jolt the administration has given the Russians since Geneva. If tha Russians retaliate now with blasts at the United Stalra or mike major demands for con­ cessions In publle as Eiunhower did to them - the elighll, warmer cold war will turn a little rolder. T ry and Stop SAM DAWSON M ore Price Hikes In Spotlight NEW YO R K # - Mora price hikai tbia week apotluht m duitr, a “ rolling readjuitment" to riatn* productiun 'coala. Asncutture, on tha other hand, ronlinuai to adjuit to aurpluiaa, price weakneaa, and lower farm incomea. Going up In price thl* time are •ueb Ihingi aa work clothei. treetor*, budding malartala, aporting goods, haircuta, iheeta tha ingre­ dient! of toap. tome ehamicaia and, almoat certalnl,, aoft coal. ■•Rolling readjuilment" became a popular peitwar (arm to denote how vsrious iaduitriaa reteted at varioua tinea — an dnearl, to­ gether — to inflation and to degreca of good sad hard ttmaa Now, moit industries are fared with ruing labor cotta and aome alto find tha coit of thalr raw material! riling. food coita hat a he'd pretty steady. A few thing*, like canned peat he*, m i) go up, brcauie ol tail Spring's 1st* freeie, but whole, aale foud pricei a* a wfiule are nicrl, below latl jeer's level. Closest to the home pocketbook, however, will be the rite In work clothei iheeti and toma other teatile item*. Apparel makera aa, ruing production coita have rau*ed recent price hikti in work clothei and fabrlea. Going up have been auede. denim and canton flannel Still further price hikes m a, lie ahead when tha minimum wage boost to |I an hour from T l rente foot Into effect nail March. Man, boiler, makera a* well aa tome work clotjung makera will he af- YOU'RE TELLING ME! freted. debt The government probably figure* w* aren't on firm financial footing if we owe each othar more « ouraetvea. I 1 t We're frffta* karrisee pet asoaf everyO* Ike metal! meaf -By BINNBTT CIRFr jM f E N E W T Y P I S T , fr*»h from college, wee so pretty tha nobody had th* heart to reprimand her for obvious short * In some midwest cities the price comings. The boat taw her frantically eearchln* through of a haircut it going up lo II 75 Ales on* morning, and aaid on weekdays and t ! on Saturday. consolingly, *Th*r*, there, The SI a da, hike in coal miners Mary. If you’v* tost some­ d i , could itnd the mine price of thing again. It Isn't terloua soft coal up b , 10 to M cent* a enough to burst Into taara pound operators a t,. •bout IL" Ona tractor maktr is railing "It certainty la." as Id Mary;' price* of U models b , from 3 23 choking back a sob. “Thla Um*. per cent to S I per cent. Ita my lunch." Predictions that higher wages • • a and m ille r building materials will Ethtl Barrymore, sondrmed send Ihe price of a new home up baseball fan, aat neat to aa Into are made b , a number of builders and automobile dealert, eager lady ona day *k* kept hollering to clear out thla year's models, are "Kill tha umptrat Murdar too reported af f a r in g atill b lu e r burnt" Tha g n at actraaa pern teatad. "You're being meat un­ bargain*. But the coat of doing business fair. That poor mas M a t dan*, continues to rlso In general In­ anything." th* lady. H e 'a mg I terest rales edge higher almost * "That a what p a tilah." hatted a e a ever, week now, adding another Kgn not ad m a a u iin f d knnkera m l kg < expense to higher labor and mater­ it " A to* eimt to a I ial costs. WE'VE MOVED Central free* Writer C R E D IT buying la reported •oanng. We're all a* atom bomb •osskIou * thaoe day* sra'vt almoat forgotten Use pitfalls «C the lew down payment. Mo FOR YO UR C O N V E N IE N C E ! To Our New Store Located At 207 W. 1st St OPENING TO D A Y S % ) I They weren't bothered at all by Ihe House comm it*** threat*. They've been held to contempt BU KU R 'S M U SIC SHOP PHONE M il 207 W. lal ST. The bast deal you golfs the doal built Into a Fonfiac! •■Mac vaaUy paycheck. M i tour a u to tha hUtary af l a v a r ii ever aaaa hack feaa a Legal Notice -T O W S • H that mid u a _Clr*wtl FlarlOa, we IN and Cams la ■*. , :s~ CHOOSE&USE eaaassjssu ■J �• Here ire »om# more recipe for making excellent komemid pickles. *ay» Myrtle Wilarm. Home P rm i’natraUon Agent. chop * ^ m ow 1 gallon chopped cabbage; M guLno ciiopped green tomatoe*; 1 tiuMb large onmni (chopped': I data* sweet bell pepper*, ir##n tenoppedi; 1 doien aweet bell pepper*, red (thoppedt; 2 pound* augar ; • tableapooo whit# muiU rd aced, 1 tablevpooni celery aeed: 4 cup* ground muitard; 1 tab.rvpoun ginger; and 1 tableapoon tumeric. Cover chopped to gredieot* with a 10 per cent brine ~<1 pound aalt to t pint* water!. Let vtand 12 to 24 houfi, then dr ait Heat Uie ipice*. vinegar and augar U> th* boiling point and '.hen m U with th* vegetablei Stir until well blended and let aland overnight. In the morning •tir well and pack in itertlited 12ounce nr pint gU*a )ar*. Seal and ator* la a cool place. If for tale, prjvcf*» 12-ounca or pin' Jar* 11 minute* at aimmrring ( t M T ) . SWF.FT GHERKIN* Ingredient*: 2 quart* *m»!l. green cucumber*, uniform lire* 12 tnche*: 2 quart* boiling vine­ gar. t pound! of vugar (4 rup*i; 2 tablevpooni whole ipieei; 1 taV blevpoon celery ired; 2 tableapooni atick rtnnimnn; 2 tab-.* apoon* whole clovci; and to cup muitard »**d. L'v* freah curumbera. Cover them with boiling hot brine mad* by devolving 2 cupv aalt la !'• cup* boiling water, aoak the eurumberi In the brine for 2! hour*, thea drain them. Heat the vine­ gar ta tha boiling point and pour It over th« cucumber!. Lat the Pnrixture Hand >4 houri, then drain. Sava tha vin e u r and arid th* augar and apicti. Boll th* mix­ ture for • minute*. Fack tha pic* klei into eleaa, atertle, hot jar*. Cover the cucumber! with Ike boilinr i>rup and ical th* Jar*. C U C U M B E R PICKLE* (S W K B T! A l IN D A R » iVJNl'j MONDAY Community Miaiiona a t u . l y courae al tJie Firat Baptist Church beginning al 10 a.m. covered diih lunch. Th* W M U *f th* Fir*t Beptlit Church will hold a study course taught by Mrs. Carlyle Brook* at 10 a.m. It will b« hated on the book, “Community Mission Guide". A covered dish luncheon will be held at |g noon. IT K SD AT Intermediate R.A.’a meet at th* First Baptist Church at 7 pm. W KILN M l ) A T Th* O FS will hold He annual Robert Morns Ticnte at Rock Spring* at b p m. Thera will b* a covered dish meal. Training Union Worker* Council meet* at tha First Baptist Church al 7 pm . for covered dish aupper. Prayer meeting at the First Baptist Church at 7:10 pm . TH URSDAY Junior G A .’i meet at the First Baptist Church at .1:30 p m. Intermediate C A.’i meet at tha P u «l Raptiit Church at 4 pm. Junior R.A.’s meet at the church at 7 p m. The annual picnic af th# Train­ ing Union of tho First Baptist Church will be held at Rock Spring*. Th* bus will leave tha church at 4 pm. Supper will be at I pm . The Rrownle# Bible Cla*a of the Firat Fre.bytertan Church bad a “ Firat I)«y of School" party Wednesday night at t o'clock. Th# “ school room1* wa* in the recreational hall of the education, al building with A l Cave at “ B. Mean", the teoeher. Putin* the rourv# of the even­ ing a tpcll down contrvt wav won bv Plrk Aiken; a history of Flor­ ida contr*t “l-*vt" by Hank D'Amico who wav “ told to wear » dune* cap" and a content of word* won by Cordon Jacob*on. Merlo Warner had to aland in the corner for “ throwing *pit hall*". An a«*rmldy program wa* hrld afterward* and the group wav en­ tertained by a hand eon*i«ttng of Harry Weater, John Terkham and Hank P'Am iro. pick Aiken *a*ig and led the group in “ School Pay*'' and hi* daughter Plane rendered a piano anlo. Sary King ••corned" “ Gloworrn" and Peggy Jo Miller did a recitation. Dill Wirboldt vatif a aolo to the tune of “ Little Itrown Jug" called “ Little Brown B u g " A "Sack Supper" wa* held af­ terward*. Tho*# prevent weie Mr. and Mr*. Merle Warner, Mr. and Mr*. Jim Maratita and family, Mr. and Mr*, Gordon L. Jacob*on, Mr. and Mr*. Hank P'Amiro and family, Mr. and Mr*. I). Harold Fauvrr, Mr. and Mra. Jark Arm*trong, Mr. and Mr*. Tom Free­ man and family, Mr. and Mr*. William Wieh*ddt, Mr. and Mr*. Al Ca*e and family, llick Aik«n aid family, Mr*. Sacy King, Harry Weater, John Prt kham and l.orrey Black. i Helen Hayes' Son M akes Video Debut As Younq Problem (pBAJuonaLd Senior Fellowship Plans Work Week B^qinninn Ann. 23 N0 T ICE All Calendar Listing* And Society News Are Kequcfded Day Preceding ruhlieation HOLLYW OOD ID -F ra n k Sinatra ha* been replaced hy Gordon Mar raa in th* lead mie “ Carousel." » » h Century Fo« Studio'* film verlion of tha Roger* and Hammeritem musical. Sinatra didn't report for work at the “ Carousel" location at Booth Bay. Maine, Ihl* week Lad night the studio announced that Marrae wai given the role. He wa* Indnicted to report In Ihe itudlo Monday for pre-teroiding aesslooi. On Sepf. S ha will fly W» Booth Bay for three wehki* ahooting. Shirley Jonea, Maerar'a ra d a r In “ Oklahoma," will play opposite him. Sinatra told newamni In th* Kait (hat ha laft th* location becaui* tha film 1* being photographed In two procaaie* He «aid he did not Intend to make tvs* picture* at once. * AND RHUBARB JAM tainB iatiiai 1 pint rip* atravrWrrlaa, 1 amall fully-rlpa pina■ppla, H pound (about) rhubarb, B cupa (tV4 pound*) augar, an* boa <>* auaeat) powdarad fruit pactin. Met bad i C r a a b atrawbarrla* thoroughly, peal pinaoppla; rainova aye# and aora; chop vary fin* or grind. Cut away aada from fc-hubarb; v i * and dry| da a*t B*al: Mica thla ar ebap with a aaifa. Mis fnilta and maaaura 4 aup* lata • larg* aaucapaa. Maa­ aura augar aad aat aalda. Add powdar#** fruit part la to fruit la aaucapaa aad mis waU. Flat* avar high baat aad atlr until mistura cumea to a hard boiL Stir m augar at enev. Bring to a full rolling boil and bail hard 1 mia­ ul#, itlrrlng constantly. Ramava Rfram heat and aklm ait foam with matal spoon. Then atlr and aklm by turns for g minute* to coal slightly and praveat floating fruit. Lari'a quickly lat# atartliasd glasses. Cavar Jam at oars with li-iach bat paraffin. Maktt about T medium glasses — Itb pound* Jam. iMV' r o f y o u r life rolled in to o n e wonderful m o tio n p ic tu re. . Introducing Ihe most delightful new screen pcrson.'hliesl TV STAR IN FILM ROt.R . . . Afaegaeel Me»e*. *ne •/ le le . w i I m ’i •Mlslamlfng drawvali* •c»re»»#e,pla**ape*«i»*l»*rnl ewl# srllk Glenw #•*/, Anne f ennrle and f s e ii Celbsrn In M -G -t l'e “ fffact board J..n*le." Tb# n ri» p l'lw r e ii basedon Aran llu q le r’# aarsaalianal nasel. Flaying Sunday A Monday at Ik* Muvlelat.d Drive in. ' \r i C ( ( l i \ n B 'D ( TH LA TR E IN R H U R N SEA R O L L E D T H IM B L B COOK IRS Method r Sift togathar Usa flour aad salt. Cream bwtur, augar aad wsnllla. Add aifud flour aad milk; ■ is thoroughly. Bail sat #*#-third af tha dough at • time, nfrlgorSting dough yow ar* aol rolling. Uao a well-flow rod pastry cloth aad atockinat-cwvorwd rolling pin. JU 1I dough Ve-lach thick aad cut Hut round* with a I-inch cookie •attar. Flam half th* rwaada aa aa ungrvasad hahtof ahaot abaat 1 iach apart; drop about H taw apaoa Jam far oawtor af each. U a tilt a thlmbla, oat aat th# earner* af tha ether round*. (Re-roll T np Joy-Ruth Sunday School cl**- of the Fir*t Rapti.t fhurrh mot T u f t t iv evening at the home of Mr* W It Howard with prr-i den’ Mr* J W. t’artrr prr-idins The devotional " P r i f t t " »a « given by Mr* Melvin Deklc after which routin'* buvinrss wai taken rare of letter* were read from liirl* in the Florida sanitarium in appreciation of the gift* »cnt to •hem by the c!a*». Plan* for a *F [urtmrnt.il meet­ ing were made and It wa* announ­ ced that the meeting will be held I 1 <• home of }|| i i \r.< Mime at Markham to begin at i p m with a mpper at 7 p. in. T e mil wa* called and pal* wrr* assigned for ihe month to the o mber* prevent A n mtnat ing rommittre eon*l«tlng of Mr* Melvin Delia, chairman; Mr* ttalp'i Ifrtl* and Mr*. Calvin It W inrsday night at th* IS O a “ Juke Box" dance wa* held with Mr. C 0. Brown and Mr*. R \V. I.n.-'i representing the McthiNii.t Ch-i-ch a- venior bo*tc**e». Mr*. Oc.iigta fi-Hith » u » Junior host#**. H.it’citig wav enjoyed and refrc.hmrnlv were served Several membra vtatrd that ihe L'SO had crowd* Jun­ ior h.otevtr* ar«- villi needed ami if stymie I* tntcrv«tc<l In becom­ ing a junu'i ho-trt* they are requeried to go down to the L’SO and receive a r.ivmbcr.hlp blank to fi * out It wa* announced A girl rnii.t be out of high vrhool an.I mil** be able to give threw > VV M : >1 w a* a: j. . I T H B BF.GUI.AR L U N C H E O N of the VC-P Officer* wive* wa* M - l ve.trrd/vr at 1. 10 In the Mat » j Tt.e tio.tr.* s-.rvn! drlieiout | refer* nre*. from per«on* other Rp.taurant. A dellrtou* buffet *:vle dinner wa* ve vc>i. 1 lie clutv r n :ta lum In >n rv« . fluid Th m rrlre.hmrnl* la Mr* J, C. New- thar. her fimily. One «hould be dav of every month. H o itriict « m Mi*. A lta i Hit n«r and Mis. V. vi. H w v H . il'hotii i v Jan >• u *ome. Mr* t) T. Itragan, Mr* from a mint.ter The dutlr* of a Studio! I .iwjr.t fell, Mr*. IV. It How- Junior ho*le»* are many and may I .trd. Mt* l)**lr Ray llnrnvby. j he explained when *he g .« i fur Mr* Ralph lie.t». M r. J W. Car-1 the appllratiun blank. Tl e public I* Invite.I to tnvpeet ter. Mi* Itot*.-11 i ll.xlgr* Mr* die addition* now m the I SO Revend the danring rmim are two .mailer r>« m» One i* a TV room Mr*. Beulah Thornton an.l her and hat cimlortahle chair* ami HOLLYW OOD CP— Helen Hay**' hou-r guest*. Mr tnd Mr* C < loungev and a Lee carpet on the The S< nlor Youth Fctliwx*hlp flooi Tnr wall, have been paint, adopted son. 17-yaar old Jamr* VIo> of Cleveland. Mi* l-ora Davis, the Fu*l Mrthodiit i hiirrh w ed. by th-. ho.trv.ev and vervlce MarArthur, mad# hit big-limr and Mr*. Reitha Rhode* of San VIIIORV IN' Dl FI AT nun. a ct»»l pv.tel thadf. In the trlevi«inn debut a* an actor last ford, spent the weekend at Cocoa CLIMAX Mlib, . I . other ru-'tn l< a two-way writing Itcarh. Mr*. Thorni -n received night on CBS In “ Deal a Blow,'' a at *• p m an-J runn.ng thiough wives of Climax, population 4J0), (Ink with paper envelope*, pen*, organized a I'cople'* I'artv to and Ink pa l«. It re a hoy may vtory of Juvenile delinquency, and the second reward of Kenilworth Friday Sept. 2 aequitt'd hlmtrlf admirably, lit* Shores contest which was a week­ Sunday evening there will he a arouse more inlrictl in Lical elec­ write Irttrr* witnout being di«> tions. turt t Thii room la al - • a pa.tel father It Charles MarArthur, play­ end trip for herself and guc-ts at •andwlrh supper for *sem.»rs and tlcl-Ray Apartments in Cocoa tn recent voting the men easily color and their iv a carpet v.n the wright. Intermediate* followed hv » period drfcaird the I’roplr's I’artv ran- flour. Beach. Kdwatd Arnold, veteran of the of discussion Farh evening fol •tidal •• Hut ti e la i ts— bios 'em stage, movie* and TV , paid the Mi* flair Scott and five ycad-old lowing worship their will he an — rcnutnrd un>haki-n. youngster a fins romplimmt: son, Lee, ainvrd yesterday from a hour of recreation. “ In defeat we till! won a moral “ During my many yrar* on the two month trip in Holly wood and Speaker for the week i* fill llouk victors by getting out the vote." stage and in movies, radio and L»x Angeles, Calif, to »p*-ni some said Mr*. Hilda Wirt who lost to of Hole D lt in t> Set i i hi T V , lv e appraioJ in many gang­ time with her parent*. Mr. and Mr* her o> i!e opponent II I yu in the per* I .r Monday through Ihursster role* with many so called J. It Truluck, while a.sa.ting or"rnat day will he terwd Its the cm let rave for village president ‘tough* youngster*. *o I feel quite drr* to Jo*n her huthand, Lt. Cmrir of the M.m S the recreation will was a hig turnout tor a little place Scott in Ftcnch Morocco. qualified to »ay that hr did a mag lo* I,,| hv A>hhy Jure* and Miss l.kc this." nlfirent Job and ha* an excellent Mabel Chapman. Ml** Grace Mxrie Slmeclpher future in the theater If he puts The theme for the « r r k xx,11 hr hla mind to it. I had the pleaiurr and Mia* Beverly Cooper will leave Hy 5 p. m. The of working with hit mother in Monday for Maryville, Te m i, to 'la t it. | V , V F i Hrdi mptix r T h e White bister* in 1944. so enter their sophmoic year at yellow .hip" Dlscu-ion leaders w II DC Mm .1 vi | , | , naturally got quit* a kirk out of Maryville College. Wilma I , Iherf. Mr* VV. It Hrn working with her son tonight." Teddv Walker and Richard Pha *<’n. Mr. and Mr*. Janie* llorard. Young MarArthur i* a student amt ih« Rev. Mdlon II. Wvati at bolrbury School, New Hope. g.xn returned today from Jark-on villa Naval Air lta«e where thev l1*., and hit previou* acting ex­ perience wa* limited to school attrndrd th* Buy ScoBt K x p lo m s play*, a bit part on ■ radio pro Render soul. gram, a bit In summer stork and Mr. and Mr*. William Blair another in “ Salute to France.'* a and children have returned to recent theater project m Farit III* mother coached hi* Iheatrl their home In Birmingham. Ala . cal earcer. She watched him be after a visit with her parent • tween her entrance* in “ Skin of Mr and Mis. Edmund Mclsvh of Our Teeth** in her dressing room 2111 I’ark Ave. at CBS. New York. She will sec ihe enliro show via Ulevinon re­ cording. Star Frank Sinatra Replaced In Role By Gordon MacRae lagredirat*: IV* cup* aifl.T flour, t* teaspoon aalt, to aup butIksr ar margarina, V* cup augar, H taaipaow vaailla, % gup milk, «b cup (about) Jam. 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Hi l^.ula »S I'M liku rcl- 1. t ‘hl.-*#« I t. *t|| * T t ttM V rie f lm -a ll at tltxxklM i I X ) — f i r - - - t l - l i va rr* k lB » M a -'l St'lwaukra at X t * Titrlt INS — n u ll t l M | , u <•.«* Ht U tu l. *1 rh lla < l»lnlil» I N I — A>«..« < | ij.a t v* Watnmalar i !#-•» ch i, aa-i ti PlllatMireh I V I — 7 * S IR O A M e * B u r n v JO H N C H A N D L E R 1 h « Asvorlalril | ' i r . i Ol' Carry Strngel ami rno*ic Rip Colrm»n were taking the bow* lor the N*w York Yankee* tmlay, whether >oii l^ve 'em or hate V m , you've got to admit th«t when the chip* ate down thr Bronx D im tirr, ii ii.iIIv tome thrn-ish. .Manager Slcngcl ralmly icleet«<) Coleman, on almost unknown 21 yrar-*M lefiy put up from Den­ ver, lo oppo-r Ih# Indian* in the lin t same nl Ihrlr rrurlal Ihree game irrlf v at Cleveland last right The result wav a M Van ir e virlory. New York now ndrv In Hr* plare by H i same* over the Chirago White So*, who dropp d a 61 decision lo the Washinirtnn Srnalorv. The low dri pprd Cleveland two lull game* behind New York. Early Wynn, the Cleveland ilarler, » a i hustled to the fhnwer* in the sec­ ond tnnine alter allow ms tour rum More heat wav taken off the YanJlera when the he-.t the fourth-plac* H o .Ion He-1 Fn* eould do wav split In a double header with the Detroit Tiger• Detroit won the opener 6 I, and llnvton grabbed the nightrap f .«, falling five game* behind New- York In the mher American League contest, the Kamaa City Athletira cenked lha Baltimore Oriole* 0 2 In the National league, the Rrooklyn Dodgera were dapped down by the Cincinnati Hedlega H i and 6 3 It *a» the first time the Buna Had lovt a douhla hill this year, and rnupled with Mil* wauVre’a 3-2 victory over the New York C.lanli it left t**e Bravra ft game* behind Biooklyn in second plare. Philadelphia nahbed a pair from the St Louis Cardinal* 119 and 6 3 The f'lttaburgh Plralea edged thr Chicago Cuhv 21 The Yankeev railed Coleman up from their Ameriran Awn farm, Major League Leaders »v Tim v a a o t T A T t f i e n r.v a > v r i n v vi. l.»: M il i: Baltina tiiin l on 111 *1 nvla — A 'h M itn P M liJe lu b li. 111. II , n » - pnM.r* llr'-o V l.o . in f It ,n *•■11*4 In -rln lip r, tltnnk. ly> na Itlo — P'lt. «’ln ,ln r»iL 1*1, |i .m » turn - K l i o n n k f , Ctnrlii. BaM. «(. Mots a l i n e - It-.) ar. fit Louis, la Pilrtilna tilled no IV dselvlMtt e-S**o'-rinlie, llrooklro, IS -I, II* eirlli* i i l ' — inn**. rhlnaao. 111 A *11 Mil V V I t : VI. I K i- itm a i -j i'U ■"< a il at bata — X v tlie . I’llr n ll, .t it : lin e -K a ilu a , h e iro ll. t » t .lie balled In — J i n ten. Hatton. in ^ i>— Kalina, T u itn lt, n a ’ ms m aa-^M anlla. Nave T u rk . Uo!#k ba.ea— nivata. Ckltaa*. at rilitiln a baeed an 1» llerlilnne— II tn*. New Y o rl 15-1. veo ■ Ikeoutv •— Him#. C levalind, 1*1 and he made hit flrit atari Aug | v*i»c u ^ v v n n n i» " n *• n 13. gome 1-1 inning* lo beat Bal­ Pan* B K ri. A u g . 2fi,*l9.'i.'i timore 12-6. In hi* only other ip pearanee, at*n against Baltimore Aug 2d. he pilehed a third of an Inning to preverve a 12 victory for Boh Grim. It waa the other way around lavt night when Coleman gut Into trou­ ble with two away and a run home In the eighth inning Grim came in aril applied the ilnpper the real of the Way. Joe Collin a‘a Iwo-run homer wav the big blow of the Yankee aeennd inning and Andy Carey contributed one in Ihe sixth Al lio -c ii homerrd for Cleveland in ihe m th Boh Torlerfield of Wavhlnglon won hi* third game from Ihe White P ITTM lU n G H T — Dcvpile the So* The Senator* knocked out prnir showing of the Plltaburgh Connie Johnvon with a four-run Pirate* under hi* Icadrnhip. G«nfourth Inning, and collected 13 Hit* In al! Minnta Minoio drove In the rral Manager Branch Rickey aayi he Haa rrU in e l the confidence of only Sox run Ned Garver won the Detroit John Gilbreath, president of the opener. Bay Boone and Charley club. klaxwrll hacked him up with a And. he »ays, he inlendv In ilirk double and homer apiece, earh with the Pirates when hta fivehailing in two run* The irrnnd year term i » general manager eagame wa* Jack!* .Tenvrn’v ahow plre* at the end of November. a* he hrram* the flr't Ameriran In an i n t e r v i e w yesterday. leaguer to drive in l«r run* Ihi* Hickey, 13, mdicalrd b» would vlay year. The Bovton outlicldrr ae- cm in an advisory capacity. But in minted for four run* with a homer the aarne biralh he left Ihe door and baaea loaded tingle often for Galbrealh In frappolnl Kantav City rollerled 13 hit*, him grncial manager while Art Ceeearelll limlled Ihe llickey'* contract has a proviso Oriole* to four, including a twofor him to rrmaln with the Pirate* aun homer hy Hal Smith. Johnny Klippatem gained hit in an advlvnry caparily. Last year, third vlrlory over Brooklyn, hut after hr announced plan* to retire had tn be relieved with two out a> lha end of this season. G i l ­ in the ninth Inning of the opener breath said he would aak Rickey by Herahrlt freeman. Wally Pott lo stay on for at lra*t one more ilammed hta 32nd homer in Ihe year after as general manager Whrn aikrd yesterday If Gal rrrond Inning lo get the fliwjo off ui front In the nightcap Freeman breath had talked with him about relieved Joe Black In Ihe seventh, I hi*. Bltkey said ” Y r » '' but de­ and got rrfdit for hit fifth victory clined to elaborate He and mere­ although he left for a plnehhittrr ly: when tha Itrda tcorrd two nina lo "M r. Galbrcbth haa told me: 'Branch, if you gn out, 1 do.' But break a 4-4 tie In Ihe ninth P h i l a d e l p h i a won Ha sixth 1 believe John’a italcmrnl haa lo atrilght. overcoming a six-run def­ do with tha contract i* iU aland* ied in the opener. Robin Roberta ■ow." regiatered hi* flat victory tn the Galbrealh, a multimillionaire! opener, aurvivlng a four-run Card Columbus (Ohior real estate oper­ outburat In the firal inning and a ator, waa not available for com­ five-run splurge In lha fourth when ment Wally Moon hoisted a grind-slim Rickey said Galbrealh ha* loaned burner. Saul Rogovln won tha night­ morw than a half million dollar* cap av Ihe Phili came from behind lo Ihe haplrti Pirate* "without again. It wav Del Enniv night, and seeking money from Ihe other he celebrated hy getting three H U stockholder*." In the opener and a double In the The Prralca, who have been tn irrnnd game. eighth plare Ihree of Ihe tail four It appeared a* If Jim Hearn yrara and who are in Ihe cellar would heal Ihe Bravev. hut Milnow, are taking a heavy l.m at waukre muted him in the seventh the gate thli year as attendance Inning with all Ihalr runs on Ihree continues In dwindle. walk* and two alngln. Warren Rickey ha* been a perennial Snahn toned a lix-hlller at the optimist linen coming hue from Glint*. Rimon Malta* doubled In the the Brooklyn Dodger*. II* says eighth al Pittsburgh and Johnny he'* backed up that optlmiim by O'Brien singled In break lip a M Investing 1300,000 In Pirate stock pitching duel between the Bucs' and would buy mure If he had the money. Roy Face and Paul Minntr. Sucre r*ful with the St.Louli Cardinals and lha Dodger* before landing In Pl!t*burghl ( Rickey nays be aecepti full blame for the plight of Ibe Pirates. He dictated: " I force-fed the youngster* and H failed. But I could not build with m m whose days had paised. Ftrhapa t could have kept tha ♦aalHag* players longer." Rickey Holds Faith THIS BEAfCW TAB FIGURES abouto/a-mpp PON M OSS/ avp PAY H A R L E S K i OR CLEVELANP. fPCAP/NG ARP PlTCAlRO FROM LETT TQRtGHTl WHO. O W THE IHPIAHS THE BEST R E L IE F R M R /V B A S E B A L L -ir TH E T R IP S R E P E A TS woc'l p you c a ll ’to Krlntid i » - i r . jiv ir.m r iv i.r .u -ir W la ill TT I t Yew T ^ rk T I 1% n i t •i n la* ' »* 1-1#h e U n d •w I t , I T « first fr*U a« •1 .1*1 !*#♦ m lt •IS if « ft * **|f v 13 TI 1 \ 41 T I \\ n H i f f t n i :o I t Halt ifn^r* m %fi t * r r » T r r n * r V a i*3lr f ■-‘fi 4, 1 Vein Y orl. 1. r i f f r l i f i d t kifto o v O f jr * Half Ifprife 2 Ite U o lt 4 4. It nitfin 1-4 M H M TO tM V TYj» thlrt st « n h i f'h k s g fi <!41 •w Tlo m oi i t . I t t i D n n n ta n I I I •I I Ju n ta rr A ’BULL PiHXAHTf 'Middle Seniors' Take Charge O i Womens Amateur Golf Play - Solid Favorite Role Is Assumed By Memphis Nine By T H E ASSOCIATED PRESS Bulwarked by te'led veterans, the Memphis Chicks assumed a solid favorite’s role tn the South­ ern Assn pennant (raeas today after grabbing first place from the fading young Birmingham Barons. Memphis ran its winning streak In six fast night by beating Ihe Jittery Chattanooga Lookouts S I The Chicks got Ihe decisive rum as a result of Chattanooga errors In the eighth Inning. Mobile knocked Birmingham off Ih* lop parch with a doubl* shutout. T h r Dears got glittering pitch­ ing from veteran Earl Moasor and rookie Ralph Msuriello in scoring I4> and 2 0 ilrnonns over the slump-ridden Raionv, who hsve been blanked tor 21 rnnsecutive Innings and have failed to score In 46 of 46 New Orlran* knocked over Ita favorite "cousin." Ih* defending champion Allan!* Cracker* 10-4, and Nashville rallied for a T • I victory over titllo Rock. FightResults rx w <: si 31 JI 2» JT IT Orlando reninf fVPftf * t m TI*. ■ C tlA R L G TT E , UN/C (Jv-The upiiitt-g of the teen-agers had beta put down and gull's "musoie rcurors," as Jane Nelson refers to the group in their 2Us, had taken com­ plete ebarg* of the Women's Na­ tional Amateur Golf Tournament heading m o this afternoon's semi­ finals. Tha firal li-hnl* matrh pairad Miss Nelson, a relased, wisecracking 2f->ear-old butury teach­ er from Indianapolis, against Mrs. Scott Probaaeo J r , Chaitanooga, Te n n , 23-year-old molhtr. The other match paired Polly Riley, advertising specialist from Fort Worth, Tea., who'll be 29 tomorrow, against Tat Lesser, 22, a Seattle Univcruly senior. M l a * e a Nelson and Lesser scorched the 413-yard Myers Park Country Club Course with the best performance* of the week tn yesterday'* quatler-luiali. Each waa 2 under par tn an Impressive victory. Jane trlmmwJ 20-yaar-old Barbara Mclatue, Toledo, Ohio, 6 and 3, and Pat smothered Mrs. II. S. Covington, Orangeburg, S.C., V and 6. Mrs, Prohasco and Miss Riley had lo Havel all lha way. each gaining a hard-earned 1-up victory. M ri. I'robaaco, who aa Betty Rowland of ’ Uatngluo, Ky., and Rnliina College, was national Inter­ collegiate champion a few yean ago, wf*a | down with four bolta lo fday but rallied lo edge 11-yearold Anna Quasi, Marysville, Wash. Miss Riley ouatevl U-year-old Margaret (Wiffil Smith, St.Clair, Mich., In a grim struggle that saw Polly unable to win a hole after Ihe IMh as they halved tha last Six la an unyielding struggle. ■v r u n i**ur i*T*:n m i : » « It CMS. N o — Milo Wav at*. 1*1. Malt Laka City, atnppad John Ilonaion. 1*1 •*, Oakland. Callt.. I U>M a No k i .i ;k — Charlav Mar•t l i t !/.> .Vnii-ln atop|>-4 Ika Kenny Kuhn, 18>year old bonus Jaokma, la•. Naw Turk, a .NSIVV TO nK — Ton* CJa*Mar4n rookie for tho Indiana, always t i l Stnoklvn, oulp«tni><l J»hnn> will remember his first major Organ. IS IS -I, Naw York I T n K T o — Jlro, itawada. til**. Japan, alapya* SUaarkl Aklrams. league gam*. He entered the con­ test as a pinch runner and to n * ba*nny K U 4 . IIS . Phil llyasa - his pants when ho slipped rouad* t"pp*-l Matarts Ml tag occwad ta in Jap** liAltlir'r* at K**»»*» City IN I— ifesfyf* *• K im t at H affatl — #•*•! Bjk i an*: lift#ft ( I M F X tw Y#*rt» at C 1 « f » U M B>rna I I S - I ) an*! (.•movi I T * ll — Small Town Teams Battle For Title In Little League W ILLIAM SPORT. Pa 'F - Two learnt from small communities Just 33 miles spsrt rompete todsy for Ihe National Little League Ba*eh*ll Champlnnthip Delaware Town»htp. N J , which overeame a thrre-mn deficit ye*, lertlay to defeat Auburn, Ala , wtU be taking on "neighbor" Morrisville. P a . which had lo so two extra innings to defeat Winchester. M«<*. 36. The New Jersey boy* scored three runs in the lop of Ihe tislh, Ihe Anal Inning in regulation Lillie League play, to lend the Auburn tram back to Alabama In Itars. Home run* by Harry Koulks and Wilbur Rohimon areountrd for the winning run*. Koulks' came with a man on baa*. Duke Snider Says Brooklyn's Fans Don't Deserve Flag BRO O KLYN '^-B ro o k lyn fans don't deserve Ihe National Leasee pennant in Ihe opinion of Duke Sni­ der, Ihe Dodgera* rrnter fielder whoie average hat -dropped from .Ml lo .299. There were hoot from Ihe staads Thursday night at Snider rollerled only one hll lo two losing games lo tha Cincinnati Redlrgt. "They art lha worst fans In baseball," said KnhJer after Ih* gam*. "They don't deserve the pennant" and then added aa an Tha Florida Stile Laagua pen. naot It all wrapped up and de­ livered to tha Orlando Flyers. Joe Valmat hid Hie honor last night when he pitched his 23th victory. The Flyers beat Gainesville's G-Men 7-1, clinching tha second naif title. They also won the first half. Cocoa beat Lakeland 4-1 In the only othrr game played. Rain wiped out St. Petersburg at West Palm Beach and Sanford at Dayton* Beach. Gainesville's last minute efforts to overtake Orlando collapsed on seven G-Men errors. That and a tan run homer hy Jess Giu.lreau made it easy for Valmat to be­ come the winmngrit pitrber In lha ' league on a seven hitter. H u rec­ ord is 2310. Cocoa's Jim Wheeler threw a two hitter at Lakeland Four Cocoa hits in the eighth finally broke a 1-1 tie and produced the clinching . run* Inoerncii Rodriguez, relurn* ing lo the lineup after an Injury, hit his 19th home run tor the first Cocoa run. He also drove in a run in Ihe eighth The sravon'a biggest crowd. 2.731. turned out at Orlando. Cocoa drew only 310. Battle Underway V A N D A LIA , Ohio '*-Trap»hoo|. Ing a greateat ahow, Ihe Grand American Handicap, was on tap today with more than 2.000 of the Western Hemisphere's fine*! seattrrgunnrrs fighting it out over Ihe tno-target route for eloie to Itoo,non m prire money. While the big firld wav firing In the premiere event, the shoot­ ers were still talking about yes­ terday a merry mtxup which left Ihe winner of the preliminary han­ dicap in doubt Y. B Bee*, M year-old lire sales­ man from Hayworth. tU-. wv* the apparent winner after defeating Weldon Hupman of Buckley, 111., a 2J-year-old farmer In a »h™>toff B .in had led Ihe field of 1.133 with teorn of 36*100 However, the executive commit­ tee of Ihe Amateur Trapshooting Asvn. was investigating a report that fteea should have shot from 21 yard* Inilead of 20 The report of tha June 10th Illinois Stale ihoot at C airy, 111., credited Ittrs with a 93 and tie for second plat* in Ihe handicap there, a score whirh m o u M have moved him back lo Ihe 21-yird line. Under trapshooting rile*, a marksmen who wtna or places sec­ ond or tie* for either spot In a registered shoot must move back a yard in subsequent events Rees, however. »ald the icport was erroneous and th li he had actually fired a 92 tn the stale meet and that lha 29-yard mark from which he fired yesterday wa* hi* correct handicap. The preliminary champlonrhlp. a huge trophy and aeveral thounnd dollira in pm* money, hung tn th» balance aa the executive com­ mittee promised a decision today. Pro Sam Snead Is Well On Way To First Million M O N TR EA L r - Sam Snead, who is well on his way to hit first million from golf, and Mike Sourhak, ex-footballer who turned tn the links for a livelihood, today hraded a big flclJ into the second round of the £6.(09 Montreal A Open Each carded opening-touad 63* yesterday. The 43-ycar-old Snead from White Sulphur Springs, W.Va. hambociled the eaperta who aaid ha couldn't putt, with a remarkable display of hli short game lo port hta five-under-pir card Souebak, Duke University footballer and now fro mGroiainger'a, N .Y., had every club In hi* bag working for him ia his par-wrecking 11 holes. When all the scores were la. It srai Snead and Souehak one alroko up on Doug Ford, husky 33-rear* old pro from Kiamrsha Lake, N .Y., and Marty Furgnl, rangy 6-footar from Lemont, III. Two itrakes back al 67 was Gen* LiV.ici, the former U S , Amateur champion and a SI9.000 winner so far this year on tha tournament trail. Thirteen othere In tha field of !• American and Canadian pres and amaieurs managed to get undir par-70 figures. Babe Zaharias Expects Freedom 'Before Too long' G ALVESTO N , Tex. i* - Bab* Zaharias, the famed woman ath­ lete, has finished X-ray treatments for removal of a eanrrr and ex­ pect* lo be out of the bovpilal "before toe long," the said Thurs­ day night. Mrs. Zahsrias, who underwent aa operation for a rectal cancer In April of 1933 and returned lo win­ ning big-time golf in (our months, had In have another operallon in May, this lima firr a displaced disc. When thli was dona another can­ cer was discovered In tha pelvic bone. The X-ray treat menta were start­ ed about Hire* weeks ago. She it able lo move about her hospital room and last wash waa takas for a drive by bar husband, Georg*. She said whrn the got out of Ihe hospital the would go to her home In Beaumont "She will return lo golf," said Zaharias aa tha Bab* nodded assent. after thought "that la why w* are going to Jortoy City next year." The Dodgers will pity seven of their games in Jersey City test year- Six M ain Events ~ On Program Today F O R T LA U D E R D A LE < * -* !« events ere on Ih* progrim today at the Florida State AAU Women's Outdoor Swimming meot with on* f t •late record already on lha boohs, Carolyn Green of Fort Lauder­ dale set a new ilato mark to tho 1.3O0 meter swim or 21:111. The previous record was set In 1939 at Miami Beach by Evelyn Rinds, 23:19 3. Miss Green holds tho nations! record at 23.014 and recently won tha National Women’s AAU 1,300 meter event to Philadelphia. Lis Taylcr was second, on# W length behind Miss Green, followed . by Nils Shta. All are tram Fort Lauderdale. The meet eowtinuoe through BaM unlay. A WORD TO THE WISE A B O U T U SE D C A R S ABOUT NEW CARS Wi must m TI our used care quickly to mako tha number of new DODGE •alei we're going to make by September 50th. 1955 DODGE Salts Are Almost Doubla Those Of 1954 Prom now till September 10, DODGE dealer* ire pledged to mike them more thin double. Unequalled ityllnf, outstanding performance, brill ImUy beautiful In* teriora and luxurious comfort hive sold the 1955 DODGE to thou* aancli. Now, we are adding to a valua that can’t bo mite had, A DEAL T H A T C A N T BE BEA T Without lacrlflctng our usual cxcdlsnt quality we have slashed prices to move them quickly. 1 1 ciEvaotrr M i « P L Y M O U TH 1 Dm * 1 4 7 m t nwnih m a P O N T IA C Bedan ■ H U I m c month M I I D O D G I Sedan * 1 M U S m t month U D O O GB g D w manth « « i a D OD GE Bad an 94141 M r month C A D IL L A C cesordo Etna P O f T T U C I Door W 91940 Come In — Drive ■ new DODGE today For Value, Styling. Beauty. Comfort 1 9 mt man'll DODGB . 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T IS S O M E i, S P / A 4 - S T E 15'• 1 S j. p O fio T ® 7 p c . iiv iN T , r o o m n n n r p L O V E R E P IN N Y L O N . • Snfa By ST A N LEY Of***»WU S MmsIVN* S L \ * V Bod ' 10 12 V Platform Rocker Pull Up Chair Cocktail Tsbla End Tib ia Table lam p smniifr Clean furnished apt ntv*« In. 3 U Palmetto Ave. Tbone 61&. % E L * K A A F A a i M E C TS : room*, priftto tolb*. It* W. First •*K s lU w s y M l B a b y I M s S i r . W e e k jr a o o th -T c h i m V i n i t i n O H lf f U l W trt » in 4 F U R N IS H E D A P TS 20H'i W o t lit . Or 1*11 I t t urnt l J , Center. l i t W o t 1*L tv i Ion Apia. 7»>W. Bllleiency. Vhost ___________ ONE YOIT CAN H A N D LE J.Jtrdroom. CB home, tile hath. T V antenna, lir g r yard for A L L FOR children. Immediate occupancy S 129-00 I9.MT, — *1400 down. i l l . par month OB *1,000. down and ilightly higher monthly pay­ "tie * r . 1st St. Phone 127 ments. Payment* Include In*, and taxe*. You »hoo!d »ee the lt a f r e r ly A p p lia n ce C e n te r detail* on this. Your W>*tjngh"u*e Dcalrr" Wather* Maytag w Have raady Fro»pcel» /or A C R E ­ Prone 1137 A G E and bearing O RAN GE IIS Magnolia Ave grove*. C O N C R ETE w. h . - u n r t m t a r ic K Raady Mixed Concrete Cmvereta Bratlnr — General laauranre Block, Sand. Gravel, Cement Grrtmde B. Dlagfrldar Asaeelata Caarrrta Pipa to Maal All QuaUFhon« s i s u s N . Park Ave. ftcatiua. Phene 24M To Help You Hant or Buy. Sherm an C tm rre te P ip* C a. Oel West I ilk Si. ■eta I . Faytee (Beg. Real E itile Broker) Vwtec Maefcloe*. an* Repairing Aanabelle Broon Hradrrtee. 176. R E R T S » t S. Park Pt -----Attoclalr. Ph. » U — 17-33 -at Hlawalha — Factory to Toe — A h m la o m Ven e tia n Rllnda Encloaad head. Sag proof betoom rail with ptaetta ends. Plastic or rayoo tapaa. Colton or nyl*« W o o d ru ff A Slngletsry cords. Real Estate Seatkarik G U a a and P a in t C o rei H aeireH Bldg. U S -tll Waat had 91 Pbona U i T H E - / J E W T E A C H E f ? S E T S H E A D S A -S P / A JA ilM G rrm U L tT g . kfiwei M aDtn tTWfttfiff Pee torttljt liditto » m tvN> R E D I M IX CONKHF.TE t K K Seminnlt Realty for Heilr- R nliert A . W illie m n , R e a lto r llwacln Concrete Co, M— M C C U II. K l T i r U - I I li — Maiorx/ Itoat*/ Trallens— l» able Hones and A p u . Thona 27. Kaymonn E . laindquJtt, A»*oelate 30* Elm Ave. phone t.tU Pbnna 1*73 Atlantic Bank Bldg. C LEAR AN C E SALE n .U M B IN C Used furniture, appliance*, toot*, Reconditioned Guaranteed etc. Bought-sold. Larry'* Mart, Contract and repvir work. Free C O U N TR Y HOM E USED MOTORS aattmaten. R. L Harvey. SO* 321 E l i t i s t St. Tbona 1(31. l ‘v II P SKA KING, S-R It. notne ntualcd on 3 acre* Sanford Ave. Phone iua. N E W L Y Furnished I Btdroom rirallant garden land. 14 asgiKid condition 124.30 A Utile Rlt of Everything' rltni* tree*. Situated 1 tloxia*. U r | « w r o n pnrcjj. 1. I. II P. KVIN HUD E. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. run like a top and brats T H E C U R IO S ITY SHOP Shady l a w n . Good tubing, block from arhnol hit* liar Re­ duced for quick sals to M.soo. Neal to Rtnoatl's Court JT-U Re. Elirin ce l I nnlrarfinj; and llrnvttt riming 321 .'i0 __________ Phone 1**J. 36 ||. P .St'OTT-AT\) A T E It TV SERVICE CENTER r Room furnished Apartment. USED TR ACTO R S like new N EW M ASONRY HOM S Brndix and C ro'lry Annlianre* 2300 Uellonville. B n u TrsaSae Co. J tl F S C O TT-A TW A TER . 3-B It home almoit completed on 112 Magnolia Ave. I'h. 11.1 reLnished ................ . hr* SO larga lot. iltuateo jiut out of ■ w a y I M Snath Radronm house. f1un' 1 3 II. JOHNSON, Plumbing, g in s * rtrating city on Grapaville A vr. near Elae. Conk Stova — gjn,. 4 Wa*h. »hed. Porch, carports end large 11in i» i \ r iv t'lfthl mndilii’n lent plan. top. icrllr W. l i tl St., e ----------M. R. HOUCKS leg machine* — Sin In S43 . M a ­ lawn. l/mgwood. J . B. Grant, S It SEA B E E .......... . Lia \u iconalruction grade ___, ___________ a. Ready fi Server on All Water Pumps— hogany Buffet SIT ift. N ew Int i l hi ' 4 H KVINHt.'DE C a l i --------uieiiinn i *r i l l — by . Sapt. . . . . ..1. _____ Feu Walla ItrUIrd - Pump* ner-Sprlng Mattrnvc* — 921 AO, fi ti WIZARD m .s o ano convenient term*. Ex Paata Read Phene '•* Metal Bed with Mallre**— $17 V). 7'v II. 1* FIR ES TO N E, flum e. L O V E L Y Cottage*, nlceljr ftirnlihOak Cheat, C •Iraurrs— SI3., Union witf, lank, like new It'n So b'.hny ed. By Week or Month Home Triple-Mirror Vanity — SI?, I S M ERCURY, alter • p. m. or on weak-and*. Small Kltrhrn Cabinet — II*.. To Place A Want Ad 1123 011 ju ‘ l broken in T . W. N E R O 4 mllaa (outh on 1LM. hive- W. D IETR IC H S China Cabinet — SIS. Good tone In II P SC O TT-A TW A TER , I N I Park Ave. .Fkeae n sr IIS g^Peinti Motel. R. J . Carroll. Plano— S M . Baby Bed and Mai- lust Cal! 1821 and ask fur completely ovcrhsulrd, tha Want Ad department Ire** S3 00, Youth Bed and A lira ' at ................ t*1 3i M -l t r m — SIS Drop la-af Din­ Sanfurd Herald In II JOHNSON. D o irib ta Furnlahed Apt. Ph Wynnewood— Fla. room. I B. R ette, 4 chair*— llrt V* » »»1i gr,ir hilt, lank |t?3ou Homo; air rood. Equity by own4M W . _________ Super Trading Po*l IN s rA l.U '.TlO N uf IJmdcum. Car- id rr. IlSOO. Call M73-W. if p m iK S T O N r , jietv Tlie ■ TW O BEDROOM F u r n l a h e d llin a r 17-WT South firar »bi!t model SXV (») }lou»e. 113 West 10th St. Phone FOR SALE — Two Bedroom ___ Phnnr 2212 R. Sanford l.inotcum A Tile Co. II II SEA ItEE House. Concrete block, utility, « t -W attar *:M P- m . _____ Very good condition 4I3JOO 127 W. 1st SI. Phone 1917 SHOE CLEARANCEarreen porch, larga living room. 10 II FIR ES TO N E. 2 Bedroom Furnlihed or Un/urnI .line* ar-' *'*»|l *•-n'e Sime*. Nice location. Angela* and Me. , t iu y o FLOOR SANnmn a Pim*huig, auxiliary lank Uhed House.Garage STO.. Ph. lama i . D rBary. Nell N. Snyder. Oik Goort furnlsbed, laid h fn 14 II St D T I ATW ATER Til-W . nr M* _________ with gear shift, tank, and lihnd. In buatnrss sinre I9h). Sanford Shoe Center Two had room block house 2 lots m oot" runtroli lltunn K F. Stevens: Route 2, Box 2?7; JO* Sanford Ave. t Bedroom Apartment. 140. nwnon corner 1204 Sanford Ave. garCall Tl* 11-4 before T a. m or 22 H JOHNSON. . ^ it u y . include* lights, water. age. fruit, ihrubi and shade, W A LN U T Veneer Buf/rl. Sl j. Call after I n m ___________ Run* good and will pull * Phone 3M.‘ "Ter home Price only *7,M0.00. 2334*1. 7 rt* of tku* lino no W . B . W illia m s . R e a lto r iW M IR A N m I I I Net* 19VA Model E V IN H E IlE S C A L L U M I F Y O U would like It! llu N Park Ave Phone 1120. 3 II U G IITW IN ......... . i » on In rent a nice Tw o Bedroom. Upl at a le a Fumlthad Apartment. 7 ', II VI.EKTW7N ............ 2.H.V) Blgbeat CAST, TR A D E -IW pellera I Screen porch**. Garage. Take LOTS; Large building lot*. High IJ H FA1TWJN ........... 313 00 ' nirnllure Call to* i dry laid. Restricted. Price S2Sn. Rrlaa In 23 If Fire. Starting not callfl. no pets._____________ C n lU S n iw r Fiinilluiw Co 111 and up. Located ona hall mile nlicTboldrrs Rig Turn sss no E 1st SL North of Straklry's itore. PaFurnlihed Apl. SIX Oak Ave. Ph. AAhoi'll Vou llaxe? J « h a W flliam n Ism. Afeasry ola. Sea John E. Fox, Paola 10M-M. — I P W A N TE D -1 9 Gla**. Aluminum or Mahogany t i l Hanford AUaaUr Reel rorners, six mile* We*t of San­ Boat*. M S Rovm completely furn. collage; ford on Stale nnad 4*_______ L IF E or II. A A. insurance agrnt Gator trailer* Several models utilitlei lad. waek or month. united in Sanford to sell in­ id u*rd Imal* A trailers on 2104 P a r k , _________________ S - A B T W E R FO R RALE _ - l surance to pilots or Carrer hand, priced rraumahtc. man. No Increase In Premium + U R N I H K D A p t M i Park Are. RORSON Sporting fiooda R E D -l-M IX C O N K H E TE or War Clauses. Retired Naval Fsinrude Salaa A Serxira MraeJe Concrete Co. F U R N IS H E D 4 room house, elec­ SM Elm Ave. officer can qualify for Agency. tal F. 1*1 ai. Phaor ton Pbooe 1331 tric kitchen, large screened Haven Life Insuraare Co P. 6. porch Owner here through F r i­ Box 3711. Orlando Florida, w • r u R w m n iR . i VCNR1AN BUNDS day. MS Wait 23th SL (Nattenally Adv. BoUa-Soatft Btiy vmrr Furniture at Berry’x Mjmataetnred J n t o h w l ^ II— Warehouse Funs.. On., at tot w ^ w B !i!i* i r t w i i r z 1st. St. All nitunalfr adv. furtag ProttoUnt Chui mt Church. urch ReferS m S Im N • ?Uee Phenn I future at warehouse prirrs. anras and experiencee necessary, It wir. hay Y O U u see US bcfve you ouj Open Eveaug* and Write Box W.E. % 1 The Sanford Sunriaya. Herald. 4 Room Downstairs Furn. Apt. • I V A B U R I E 8 P A N E L I N G Native asd Foreign Woods. Eaatolde Trailer Salas, near nurirry. Ph. M l-W . LOST — Blue Parakeet in « trini­ See Them At OPERATORS wanteit. E*pe Palatka. Fla. ty of Rellatr and Wynnewnod rad single or double needle ma­ S h e m n a Cnmcrete P ip e Cm, denningrrsidenca. T h o n e VEW 2 Bedroom Frame House in OM Weal u ta at. 1231 M O D E L A . Tirra good; chines. Experience not necea“ MAT J R EW ARD ___________ Dreamvmid Comnlat* kitchen Riwa Good Looka Good; 3190. » * 7 i " r y e s n-ss. jo i Com marrial St. Phone 230* Honast Hank, 24m Orange Ave. O — E L E C TR IC A ». QUICK CASH tar Furniture. Add­ L n iT l les Machlnea, Typew rilen. Out­ •' 4ti<(lllAlMJk a ** board Motors, BoaD, Super and serrie*. G ______ Trading Post One mile South HIGH SCHOOL B O Y with pownr U jlA U T Q M O R IL R RlOm BRH IS Fla. rtHNM 4111 ar p, m on i t -B , Phono S12-R. CARS 1*42 W aPar 4 m Hnwar v u t i mowing. Pkoaa T IW K B O U G H T 50U> TR A D E D ■ay Essi'e tsaa C a n RaafaH Avn. A llth KL Offlra ■utcJUsM O CEA N F R O N T Apert Typawrtton. ad a. s n South AUaotte. DayPhone Jack Benton, S22-M Call us about our pustnes* rate* Sale* Kealala, U4 Beach, Fla. Call Mrs. UutTha Want Ad Ih'partmrnt Is ehJ*on A IR C O N D IT IO N IN G .-on. Phone SS74-W. open from 8:30 a. nff until ft.r.n p. I dou i f H m § with want O CEAN View eotUga New Smyr­ m. aaeh busifitsa day axrrpt Sat­ Buy, Salt. Rant, . p o p e c o l jn c ail*, tha tmelaat Mutant aalaaaun to ta na _ Beach; am p* S Phone urday afternoon. Deadline for MS 9 M b Peak A w . K m M M town. f*ut a week-day Inaartlonn is B:0O p. m. Phone i m .."w a u f f h a ^ a T u tha day preceding publication. charge IL u s e d n u M B o ra . "S i 2 C Seminole Realty , si.on riL s- i m M U M t t =4 H - 8 -2 6 R K A IfTT PARM IRA -2 1 SUM M ER S P E C IA L S on Permanent Mates Shaping k Styling Our Specialty. Sanford * Mn«l Atinli rn lleauly Salon. Air romlitloned, Soft Ma­ lm1, ano Prnniiin I *r *era. H A R R IE T : S B E A U TY NOOK IM Se. Oak A vr. I'lmne *71 It'n T i m e FOB NEW P A L L f ashion* in lire** and hair *l’ !r*. I'rrk up your wardropc with a new Short If air Do. IW E V A -I1 K S S K K A I ' T Y S H O P All Senior Oneratori Phono 3(a. HW E. 2nd St. A i r Conti it iimcil * t o - lA F M IR V KER VVIEK - t o • One hour • Warn and l>aap Dry • One hour 14 • Wash and Dry Fold • Fuu*h*d Laundry • Samlnna Dry Cleaning Sm ith aid* la u n d ro m a t Hnnlh Side Feed mart BMg. IM Kart toth 84. IIL n a n o M tsifirs -31 I. Sill— Plane Tcchnlrlan Phone 1144. Houto I. 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Im * , II r ftU V Piimmlh*a 3hnw H * I" " it a n ta Off M nanar T a ti Paiiate-a M ornlpf *»ftw nvapptra tim e* 9 rt* 9 y * »i 9 J* Xrlhur 0*44rap I*. 1* MrlVe |[ Mlrlt M l * V allani l . n i , 111* I n# «f I .If a It 1* paarrh fpr T row I t . Ito Ouiaiae U f hi tt rt* Kiiaxar ahnw I I 11 Walt. Taare J. 1 rt* '* 1 I 1* I.M J th t H 4 99 Baat*, Q Lawla lla-iaaparta Mi* farftff fl"h Cr»iXr MriaMae !>tr iaerat H a rm Oa Taur A x r o r l Opan Ifvusa RADIO w T M -n 'r " S n saaa k i l o c i c u i rw io a x tr a x ix a vr*r!4 as Xia G E N E R A L T IL E C O N TR A C TO E T E L . 2 1 9 S -W " A man's kom# 1*k>saaid*, i*n't itT“ When It comei to building aupplie*. you’ll set * good drai if you t hooac from our aelection— it'* perfect ion! From aiding to flooring) W E have u f H IL L S. PIPE CO. H I'toMnmlEto gul> F U R N IS H E D A N D IN S T A L L E D BY m* (♦ O I* Thtoatfto A rDtottofrN**'* • M h A9**iifw ri iU T It Ktor# Tl** NtollOto \ b 'f a 'S torkwr N'lutod W totiffrtofli E v r .M in tom F u*pif rr.htotto Ttotott tha T 0» to iIjM Slk t •L •I ’ T f M T A F f E N M lO f f Mhi A 1 A i « or Rmihri \ •m i- u #ath»r T t , I* la Thrt f.1f to Tit# t*|»rl*t'»«h*»a A* T $ i. ea D IC K M A P E S Bali t Adsrvtiierv are requeiled to no­ tify the Want-Ad Departmrnt im­ mediately of any error* In Iheir ads, a* Th* Sanford ilerald will be JH tot I kto 9w| T h e a l f * rr*pontlbl* fur only ana ineorrert It <* f*i r 11« l»t Th * Alt • inserUon. # i Hi # r . ,S •m • T I L E CHILD'S D G R C H A 1 E . P K JM frJ. I Am Ind ) A melt mmiitner hi1*4P|)l4tfto vHh Unals W ill n r.%i\i* N •* |*H f a l Jii« f - elp« rl ■ JnRn r>*»F S**i M • hi \ •r 1#mr ■ M t .wsss f e C f f iS i fi* * eh*pert tent W lU M il M*. tic*I# > » *1 * t* It* i w Jt ito 11iito t ! 41 U U n. a. t a ll b'lgle Cornett" I it III %h -M USED GAS R A N G E - Untuuilly r lean-Magic Chef. Full alia. Tb e jelldur ( I I I I. 4 \ I N I S r LO W ELL K. O C m ISOM V 1 Nieknima for Ohio 3 Hillside dugout 3 Shower 4- Old tune* ixrebsiet 9 Greatly tq demand theieaiyt B teH ef d»y * ,R 1 J UUUkl TELEVISION iJ H K W R Ur 41 M em o* It reel 13 Bthrajt crib t* tUlfanem J I Tetlunum I »vm 1 IX Female fowt_ 39 t-etter of the’ alpbtbet to Tomted roiltument ' fo- miking nelet bole* 24 Insurgent 23 Appearing *i If ratrn 2* SntteieJ about 30 City ) Pruss) 3? Island in Aegean Sea 33 Cirrua i »hhr * J I Tribe oftka Nags ItllU, Asram 3.x rartirleef addition 34 Grapes remsimng in the wine pres* J* A sharp, hard, mitaltie aound 40 tleadlrsa holt 41 Capital of Viet Nam U O Il^JO iiL ’ U W H U 1J, Smooth '4 J JE.tif'J .111 S I n u a u a jL ir-rs k i tFboD U M tinU.T, pet ) IX. Wager UOI4U Itu n u i-JL A u r u t i -ia w :d « 33 Cspital onf*:ui4t] u -ijt * ef CbflUUl* 4.A Pm. h U U L L h h id U k ill K lN :* U X U H iG IU land 4p e ll) U I4 L IU lE O t im t k l UI4U U U J lU d 1> La rfi »4» bird TeeUedsFe Aae««* i 21 Pub* tea 39 Everj’.cf two or 23 pneltertd •He more 2.1 Be mre 31. A tooth 2* Xritlrrie* ^ 35 Soon 27. A'jthonU3* Tomimle live prod*37. Greedy mstiona 39 Gol-4-f.tha v 20 Oidwcigtt iky (Baby)) for 40 Petty s*cct quarrel 4?. Leave* out X t Flow s 11 L'va Mather of Sanford Extra coot room*. Television. 15 weakly. Kitchen privilege* Avallib it. 101VW. ACROSS Unadorned Pend forth, as ray* Egypt)** antrlopa f i ar ) New* tMterly rungent Page 7 LU M H b R SU P P LY \ A R D SM i IS T w i u i k t a " >i* a t IV a porta V I 4, Mualral Pant T "V P - if i in r on A r i« u 4 i » IV ti-aaa V v r A L*d» T J X Dial -14" Par Uuala I on eanfnrd OardUrall l*i M At Huima w u n Muala iv SI N , « a 11;** U r p a f y i Call T a rrapae lia s I* * i|n n rr a sx i a i r x t a n ik i k u f:M a ni *ifl f is *rli illk 7 an till I on lie lies s I 1* Se * l«n eta Larm an a C all T a Fray** D aw n Breaker* Knwa xveatara Jamkaraa New* P «»a a C lin c h Clufc Kasp* Pporta At A Olaara Jo f k tr'a Ckolca *a Chnl M orning riarhllnm nllaa* jit} vjstni™y.‘* r f«4iea *:!* Vnalo Vualn FFor 1 t 29 .111 lid i lla m n Tim a Men Club ‘ [••a ft41* Club 1 i » * •t ,Hr*n a Claael* H a «p M SV ' artatita ItiS I Taw n A Counter 1J.»V II t l It tv a fter visessr WorM A t bi*on Sla4lo Fa rm OliaaS h , IM»0 ar sialloaa I «v p , f t o x I » ft 1 la 1 IV Par Nona ftaach p.a, r *v Th a Rhrtbm a IS I IV E V R V ta rx T w lltib r aoaae Paarla Bsok * *v t>rifiln| i it I J) • is f H i a t a isea nun War)* At tie Rear SIinir at Random On A r i« u d ; tv auodar icbanl L*aaoa i |V J u k i hot ta t N tgki I va Alford C ardinal! s* M rm •a La rmaa n x^C a U T a “ U1*414 *i«* T >r T T iv x p ty ■ • M IR E »e B 'tn Oa a| Mualral Fam I* Mualtal Pam. si Th a Gaapal Hoar i fcSktow m,M );* * : World A t Mia* t i l l is mphaiatta , : t h ts fa is a r* jo*a ckaeth A*eas«* i t MuaUht* �r • ODHAM & TUDOR INC. PROUDLY A N N O U N C E OUR SOUTH PINECREST SUBDIVISION S A N F O R D S LARGEST & FINEST S U B D IV IS IO N DEVELOPM ENT 9 CI TY W A T E R S SEW ER • PAVED STREETS • FULLY LA N D SC A P E D LOTS 125 — BEAUTIFUL MODERN 3 BEDROOM HOMES - 1 2 5 M ANY DIFFERENT. FLOOR PLAN S F.H.A. & V.A. PRICED FROM $10,600 to $14,750 • 32 H O M E S ALREADY U N D E R TAKE YO UR C H O IC E FINANCING C O N ST R U C T IO N We had 59 V. A. and 31 F. H. A. committments to build theso homes before the recent change that increased ,V. A. & F. H. A. & F. H. A. in Service Loans Down Payment by 2 /o. You can actual­ • YO UR H O M E C A N BE COMPLETED IN 6 WEEKS ly purchase these homes for $250. less down payment than you’ll be able to on future homes we shall build. • Y O U M A Y C H O O SE YOUR BATH TILE CO LO RS, BRICK TRIM, P A IN T CO LO R S IN SID E & OUT. $10,600 HOME r . n. A. (IN SERVICE LOAN) F. II. A. If You Are A V ETER A N * 385 And Are eligible For A For Service Personnel Only 5375 330* ( ('lofting Coot , Cloning Coat V . A . Loan 8 5 0 . Cemh (Cloning Cnd Only) Per M o n t h (In* • dudes taaea A In*.) D m Fa)meal 51235 P e r M o n t h (In­ clude* 562. Ins.) T a x e s . A • T o ld Cash 5905 . *60. Down Payment Total Cask Per M o n t h (In. elude* T a x * * A Ins.) FOR EACH $1,000 THAT THE HOME YOU DESIRE TO PURCHASE COSTS MORE THAN THE EXAMPLE WE HAVE USED, A D D $6 PER MONTH FOR MONTHLY T. N E M Y A P ODHAM & TUDOR = BRAILEY ODHAM, Pres. * FOR A D D IT IO N A L IN F O R M A T IO N PLEASE V IS IT O U R SALES O F F IC E 2625 SO U T H F R E N C H AVE. Phono 2100 or 2198 P. S. To bo perfectly honest wHK you, our streets ire nth'er sandy at present and (t will be next week before we’re ready to give an On-The-Site View. Inc. ►* �! •%i WEEKLY MAGAZINE THE SANFORD HERALD SECTION * L'BUS i . i - » \ AllollSl y �g » • .* « r » +-M r > u o (J h/t/kiHil O u t Proceed At Your Own Risk All Florida I , W O O D SO N T A U IN 'i,< n • *0011 thing a (unit m r that allrad* ) •« | It «.f I lit M irm lu ll tv (ir \ d» . i( you will i ■><*» »tnp shouting "Htrd* of a feather, H i i i <i frail ini, I'll try to tell you what I invan l< m y group, if there la a r illir n prrsauit aim I >• i n i^larwHin alwitil any dull m b jr r t, ! arn I * I* y I recently *|wnt four him o at a |*»rtv » r, ch w*« rrlialdy rrportrd a* lu m j th r X I h i * tr* l. tint I wa* captured early l>v an i n.ateur naval atratrgial who ktndlv rave mi a >• | lav of the Haiti* of ■liltlaiu! I tried to e»c*pe hy croaaing iny eye* anil saving "O h. I a * » ahont Jiitlatnl I had a Ju tla n d |>ony • ten I «*** n in e" No dire — hr just raid T hat • iald I didn't know they had |mnie* n In u in a ik '' Th en hr went on to allow that if the Herman* hail moved their heavy rrui»•ii in hrat. to occupy the llrlliah until the 1< nl* aaprn* i oold he brought in from the •• tt. K A S T , tnalrad of hurrying them in fn in th* a o u lh -W K H T, where they were ra ­ i l o i l to lhe fur from the Hntiah light eruir •i* Hi* outcome might have— . I had an hour to apare In Tani|i* la*t week hi a iloplav window along Franklin Street, I ••I i«d a |i.i ir of Irouaer* of the moat archie live •had* of heliotro|ie, and I Blood there, idly leveling them There wa* a clatter behind me, which I hr»t thought wa* a diarardrd fuel lenk from a passing airplane It wa* only th* ' la) |ai which a lenevolent government place* u|on it* corner inall-tane* for the arriuaernent cl 1he mailing public. A gentleman had. preroll.ably deposited a letter therein. It'* h a n l to hr h r i t that th i* u/rly crrulurr make* am h drlinau* nr/ni/c onc/-/riec/— rrrcrfea one of thr dirhr* that An* madr Florida tnmuu* Far (Aoar u Act mny not rcer h a ir vrrn a Florida *htimp all c/iriM'd up m hit Sunday fpi to m rrtm ' ilathr*. Aerr Ae i* TAi* frllow and Ala m yriada c,/ roir*in* emm in ahno*t all af thr u atrrt m am! turraundirif! thr ulati. Th ry h a ir n in ln h a ln l hearily to (A* im a n tiu l(u lu rt af Floridian* L e t t e r s RECIPE C O N TE S T tO U O U E T I » m l lu (HI you how much I er»)o% >«u» rrsigT lolumu n t r y Hunday I h*o nil k<!rd Okrtn all lot k w p and lh#> art nr> fine f tmfraiulatftofia on y«Mir first lovett **Jeit H lt i JO H N IO W A L P fO W llft. N a lm k • ■"ffunga hack pretty active to me,” I replied Them ja-upl* ain't gom' nowhere, and they nin'l buyin' nothin'. Imiik at that big a ig nYeur Credit I* tio o d '-w h o pay* for them ► ifn*1 Th e (ceuple. huh? l.ook all around l c an*'— ' ( ’a*h'— 'N o flow n I'aym enl Am I right or wrong?" I tried again. “ I gue*» they do enough buui>t in pav th* rrnl ami th* light hill* " “ N a w -th e plat* l* d*ad The»e |a-ople don't ''i anything hut cat and d are at half dressed women. I'm goin' Itack in Detroit " “ What happrna in Detroit when I lie ft malt i'f ure I* inadvertently (lei ua *ay) displayed'’" "I'eople up there don't have time for nothin' nkr that Th e y keep bury, and they don't have to run to nobody In borrow money or I c.v aomethm' on credit Detroit’* a ra*h town You know how many car* they make a year >n Detroit?" "N o , I don't, but I gueca they make mort i f them than they would make, if they had to •ait for a ca*h buyer for each one." "Y o u talk Ilka all theae other people down i.ert Credit'* ruined the place, and I'm glad )*m leavin'. I jutt wrote my brother fur bn* fare, and I’m gum* ttraight tv Detroit. A m I tight or wrong?" You anawer it. # # C A LLIN G C A U A W A Y 1 want to ccHigratulate ion and H cv f Callaway on the *|ifendid arliclr veil pcit hah*el recently, rntitlrd "ftirthplare ol Adam” ♦All Honda Magarlne, Julv 1*1 A* a writer and an authorttv ore rvtra •enactry percrpliccn. I vouch ten Mr Call# way; lid a* a repurlrr of psychic irulh lor marly III year*. I have fecordrd m trial niocafi* thinugh trance nwiliunn which vrrdv Mr Callaway'* contention* Hire lr on* recording "Th* (iaiibn ol lUlro m *a*t oI the (cull cd M o a n known l>y ancient* a* the 'lb a it of Water* and 'Th* I Vntet of L'rratnm' T h r u a glial magnetic emanation at ill generated in I hi llulf It aaa thr f lulf Stream ahu h ■auwet Ncah* Ark lo Ararat Miw*-», who wintc I hi tool of Ccrtie*!* ui 11112 It I tiail novel w o, thr tiaiden cd Helen. and naturaHv hr I* Iwttd it wat In the tttd Wnitd Alai cliinrr l> enenech. ti aa* in I W A ll that meitimi i*tn t iduinIdea aa* psychically gunt.il to ««tk the harden (lev nnd Ifie Sun He cam* very clcwe to it u n til JI year* later on Kacter Sunday in 1513 1‘iinrr ele lava, >k< a niiMie, aa* gualed auhrvmacMwiy to f'ha at* I ha original Harden uf Helen." IO W A g O I O M O IT H I 1 ROOM . New Tack. N 1. • * • IT W A S A G O O D RECIPE Thank* a million for the rheck you ant for my tm)ce I have just cashed it and a n tickled jank It aaa swell id you In give roe a chance Hod hleaa you. I have been aaked tu send a copy cd thr magarine cnntamtng my recipe a* far aaav aa New York, I'ectnay Irania and WiacocMin Heal af all gawd wtahaa lo all the people connected with our toe magarine MM. AAJA > 0 WIN fat*ti- "~i . o .h. E d i t o r O il, THANKS T h r master stroke of the rrci|>* contret ateurr* your place in hulctry I aaa |niU ru tally taken with the mango salad formula in your Ju ly I? wane H may interest your itacirra lo team that this delicacy ran be •ri-vrd all through the year, hy substituting a synthetic mango for the ripe fruit T h e synthetic mango a scruple III make; you take e ball cd twine, N m iU r to that uwd in tying kite*. and soak It for any m tivenienl prncid cn lur|enlinr Th e rrwult is inrtwtinguwhabW in taste and in propensity tu cling In the teeth, from the true fruit T h e home-made mango ran lie converted Into a do it-you rrelf persimmon by Nmply marinating II fur a few day* in a sauce made cd eciual |>arla of alum -water and ker-Menr WTOOOtON A U IN . lackvawvUN * a * W I RE ALL PLEASED fli>* of rav IN Land friend* jih i sent me a tear >heet frtan the July 24 i**cM id All Honda Magarine with my htlir p n i . -M an With ih* Hide* " Her letter begins. “ All fN l.a n d aa* |lta**d." which id rourae please* m* and a ill pleat* you O UVf wr IttIMUkN. D l l l l Icccy. N V * * * \Yi hove Millie llitc-leHm g a rlli lea ciiiiiiug up in tin m .ii fcit111• flue tin* lo ilo with I tr *iki-ol* .mil offer. vcilnr «t.ll|vtu which ►rein almost fa n l.i'tu Fm o sample, our hrec-dei of the*i i ulc mill lrtlelll.grill little turd, cl,ittiiv (hey h.ivr the obtl ItV to Ir.irn uni) '|>rwk MtU word' W ith e r I ’.lfukrcl owner inaintainv hi* hird learn* all ol certain television nimtnrrc inla Th a t one we would ri-roinmend la- urgrtl lo turn its talent* to ol hr i In-Id* Another article lell* u* an in ­ teresting story nf a U d v ac irn ll«t who ci|ieiate* cm all.irk*. ha* hunted with »|ie«r and * »im tin* in incial of the aeaa of the world and written a book Sbe live* in Klurida and bet string ol linpreaaivr title* weigli* al inciat a* much a* site dura. Alan, from T a rp o n Spring* come* a story almul the Inal of four (ireek brother* credited with starting the a|intige indus­ try in the United Stale* and re­ sponsible fur bru itin g to that area the many (Ireek* who live there today and ate |>art nf t Infamed *|Minge halting fleet. OUR COVER (lu r Uiiver Ihi* week i* dedi­ cated to those tnttepid and hardy little ladies who drive H orida'k school huae* over sandy, country road*. bu*v city street* and through storm anil •unshine with a remtd of safety second Io turtle Mr* I,nl* Have*, t he lit I le I (Ml |Miund d n •er of the Inis on O u r ('over, is from llainesvtlle and typical of the women who year after year, u n ­ der every condition, safely anil coni|ietently haul our children to ami from school* over I lie en­ tire state. I I'hnto by T re n t Kogers | U|H ,0HI».\ W IIKLY UAGA71NI voc i ao tr !*'•*••* h h " i r-Mi la c * (* | A H AP P Y READER My wife and I and tan cither Canadian couple* have plat finished reading vail nan* cl last Sunday. Th* an cd ti* fit*l lac am* acifuainled with your magarine during July ahull »* *|»n« at Daytona Heach. and now a* cannot do without it. II we cannot And it on local newaaipnd* we have friend* in l>*ytona Heac h mail fopie* to u* Seaaa CWc-VtSw— > •«» lu m r v w - W**a- ) Mi# Werth C Ccaawry ruMahev c OerikmR lh**« Idacw W r like especially the hi*lo«n*l article* hk* “ Money fu n d " and the euirender c-f St Auguattne bv th* H n tt-h Th a t on* tent ui all back In St Aufuftlhe tor a m u n i Jccik « w ■ *• a am r« im a.wg* *••* * a a * u anWa* IM ua «a l a w W**> * « a nganart •acU I Iw a CSV, m i *a iw w aa C a »„ | * ■ j- ■ v. , \ w lu N un Jack Grant AAverlwcng Parc tec N a n as* aMm»C'*a* •* ■ i t a a l m m Ycair* ***ni* In hr the inly Sundav mags lire in all this alatr which rater* to th* hi*lory'loving luurui* a h o rip e d eventu rilv to retire in this hwtnrv full stale Te U ua sum tune abuul th* Wildcat and (Mr rols who were confined in the old Span>*h fa rtn u at Si. Augu*ttne. |>]**»# • C. CaiDtantl. 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I ' l . l l • l i l r n n I .aria** •if a a l al 1*111 I a tl lr . l fnnra*|rr of I h r I tir!i%* \ar. r af t **ont |i a n a I • n ii iim % * in n r. | an a r d n l r t ! I n |»lanl a • l i f l r r r n l In a a n l«i l*r r * i a h li* h r « | o n i h r da* I a n I I n i h r n o r t h * r * t of l»*»flting Maaitll U r al r * t a ir i | r ar|o|Mtartal• a r t r tn u * h ri *ott nng all n * r r I h r a r r « . art I I ' n r t i M <aa* n o t i n l»r m i l i l o t t r • n il! �V i0S ®\ , labo r day - Om N w kr M i „ kf Cnriw th t# ... •t Orlva Yaar Car via O lH M il Nlfkvar tv ! • ) Writ, l i l t h it | la Mavaaa mo H u m ? i i « M i i □ IMAM Q • IM If# Ht m MIST Q IM I l» f » o MMIIMOM » « »•« iH«M FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS SAMfflE HOUSE OJUMHVIUJ. HA. “Tfct 3 TIMES FASTER for GAS on Stomach CHy" f. T f 001 HAf'P'i M f jlp lZ l \ �4 They treated A Lilliputian World -------------------- ► y l r A IH W ING X * it possible to create in th in ) dimension, a tn-rnile •trip of naridy, sunshiny Florida beach complete with bather*, |ill in trees, life guard* .mil rolling wave* in a diorama no bigger th in n piano hot? Th a t wa» the question Governor f a r let on a-ked of IlfLin d '* Karl Grown hark in 192!!, when Florida was invited to exhibit it* many charm* at the Chicago World'* Fair Grown *.»id it could he dune— than went out to find out how ’ T h e result was a diorama which raptured the fancy of Fair official* and hundred* of thousand.* of vi*itor». Ami it *et in mo­ tion Kxhihit Guilders, Inc., of l!el.and, world-fainou* for domic the impn**iltlc in miniature. Since the Chiruipi Fair, the firm ha* made hundred* of intricate, th ud dimensional exhibit* and diorama* Th e ir work ha* lieen seen by million* F'irst and last promoter* of Florida, the IV L it id linn ha* confined a great majority of it* creation* to advertising tlie ■tale Stale agrnrie*. attraction*, indu*fne* and municipalities throughout the Mate have exhibited Grown'* diorama* in everv major city in the country. Animated, third dimensional illu*ion* have lieen created (or everything from nil inehdiigh golfer with a perfect Hognntan awing to an eager fiaherman pulling a squirming lias* util of n mirrored lake. S|ieclacular exhibit* have lieen built by the d o l­ m a, including Florida Boat*, which have won three straight fir*t prize* in presidential inaugural parade* Ihcture* on op/Hirilr page (Ami' (lop) Fred (Iranlham, geniu* af illation for Rihthtl Builder», tlandmg before oar of Iftrir diminutne Florida ictnr cre­ ation*. holding an oah tree ia An hand Il'Anl appear* to he a p holo­ graph of a typical Florida kitchen teenier) i* really a diorama let* than a foot high. The Vmteruty of Florida'* College of Mediant thottoml it an "aflrr-dark” model in miniature. 4 --------------------------------------------------------------- t r*ing <f Ani/e anil a Stock <•/ hol:i»n umnl, Arno/,/ lin k* o/ / thihil l l o l l . - . V u u l i /or <i 17-iriila Ae.n h w ear ***i*fr/ Grown gets a chuckle out of the Florida Mont who h won first priie m the Kisenhower inaugural parade. "T h e lleinorrats built it.” he says, "but the Itrpuhliraiia paid for it.*' Kustis-lmm Fred Grant ham, Kxlnlui Guilder*' creative genius, joined the firm before World War II. Alter the interna­ tional tussle during which he helped build torpedoe*. Grantham returned to l)el*and where hit ha* lieen the guiding idea man in dioramir illu»ion« and third dimen*ion " Today, all the exhibit* have built-in light, color, action and sound. So realistic are them- that when a Gl-font ruhlier alli­ gator was made for a Chicago railroad »how. people placed beta A nother model c/ the College of Medicine. I ’m ie ru ty of Florida. i« graphically iU a tlra te d lahoiei on a n r mine lumlahlr it!*.oe n Inilhing that it wii* alive Ii crawled, lilted il* lie.iil. luted it* iecili and •wi*hed its tail A miniature citrus packing plum i* on exlulm Ii *lmw» the complete processing ol troll, from truck* uiiloadiiig orange* to the packet! crate* moving on conveyor I m-Ii * lo the shipping room Tlie thousand* ol orange* ate made of tun painted liead* Th e n there i» a diorama ol a turkey farm who Ii show* bird* feeding at trough* Fun Ii lord, going toward the lin k ground, had to lie minutely nm.iller than it* mate, to create tin third dimeiiMon illusion T h e tiov trough i» similarly con ■trucled, of course In llie foreground, a larger bird Ifor I fur it dimensional purp<>*c*i pluck* a worm mil ol the ground Another I* il lieacli scene where i Inldreu are plavmg m tin rolling surf A dog lie* at water * edge it * latl wag* everv few second*. One of the large*! exhibit* ol the tirin'* work except then new exhibition building near D el-and— i* at Stephen Foster Me mortal at W hile Spring* In the Foster museum are several in tncalely design**! diorama* of F'«i*ter'* immortal composition* " O r t'amptiiwii llacr*," for instance, show* a typical southern plantation ncrnr with a racetrack in the foreground and back ground. Morse* *caui|ier along the track, and “ the Imhtail nag’ paues “ the bay" on the back slrel* Ii "W a y Down l ’p0,i De Swannee Itiblw r" i< illustrated by a river boat paddling itself down stream Smoke poor* out of .* Negro stave shack mi the shore liv e ouk* and pm*-* dot lloland*ca|te and pirkaninme* plav nearby Grantham says there are no measurement* or ihart* avail able fur errating third dimension II must lie done by the human •ye. T o make a |*erfrcl illusion requires (be -kill of draftsmen artist*, cabinet makers, electricians and other* Tree*, shrub*, people, autos, road*, and in fact everything in every scene mu*t tie made hy hand T in y palm tree* ami live oak* are made with wire amt u.i live weed Florida's famous Spanish mo<* is made h> gluing to gether tiny piece* of a weed found along D eLind'* highway* Most shrubbery is made from "deer rnoss," also found in tlie area, Figures are hand-carved out of haLam wood, thru painted Th e liases for the diorama* were once made out ol chii ken wire, then covered with plaster To d a y , clay i» u*ed a* a mold •ml then roverrd with plastic. T h is is then covered with fibre glass, and a permanent diorama is the result Kxhiliit Guilders have tieeii tagged, "F!*|ieri» At Illusion*." hut they should also lie known a* "Kxjiert* At Gmisling F lo r­ ida." Anyway, they are living op In both reputation* All Honda M q a im * -PAvil V �Jccksb/iviJfa: The Soufheosffr INSURANCE R E R zu blowing southward over Flor­ much more difficult to surpass, for Jack­ ida during the past year or * ) have been sonville ha* tru ly become the insurance heavy with an air of industrialism. I>*>rn renter of the Southeast in Jacksonville and inspiring etpansion During the first three month* of I W l , a total of 2,727 building |>ermita were in other section*. T h e city ha* become the h uh of ultra issued for metropolitan Jacksonville, activity, in which inaurance buaineaa ha* calling fur $27,2M>,362 worth of con­ taken a lead that will be hard to top and struction. The** permits included more �CENTER than 50 atorie* of inaurance com pany home-office conatruction, covering over 1,000,000 square feet of apace. T h e prime incentive for thia sudden outburst waa recent legialation w hich permit* out-uf-atatc inauranre corn panic* refund* of up to HO per cent of their ta t payment* on premium*, if they locate regional headquarter* w ithin the State of Florida, and nerve thrre or more other atatea. Th ia impetu* ha* given hirth to an annual payroll by insurance com pany home office* located in dachaonville, of $10,814,994, and haa hrought a p p ro timately 2,000 more |>eople to the city, thia increaaing the number of inaurance employee* here to 8,000. O n M ay 16, 1954. the first apadeful of earth waa turner] for the Prudential Ijf e Inaurance Com pany of America'* new South-Central home office building, 22 atorie* tall, flying the higheat flag in the atale from the 500-fool lop of the b u ild ­ ing. It feature* a 4,900 pound alah of the famoua rock -f iib ra lta r — a* a lobby rliaplay. Th e coat of the building waa $11.045,220. Th e .100 employee* tranaferred here have in vetted more than $ t million in local real eatate. On dan. I, 1954, P ru ­ dential employed 1,157 people in the home office and 4,000 in the Held. T h e company moved into the new building in lackaonville on M ar. 12, 1955. Following the lead of Prudential, other inaurance companie* turned their eye* toward Jacksonville. (Julf Life Inaurance Com pany erected a new home office building coating $800,000, with 115,000 equate feet of apace in it* ait atorie*, and a ataff of 430 peroona. In addition, they have pul up a new twmstnry building in South Jacksonville, to aerve a* caahier'a office and to houae the tale* force of that area, at a coat of 943,000. Independent Life and Accident In a u r­ ance Company'* new building, houaing their home office and leaaing apace to other*, i* 17 atnriea ami 215 feet tall. It coat between S3 and 94 million, ami i u employee* number 300. (irorge Waahington Life Inaurance Com pany haa aoutheaatern regional hume office* in the city and (*. C . Palmer, preeident and treaaurer, ha* h u eaeculive office here. Km ploying almut 250 people, they annually tu rn in to the Jacksonville area a payroll in etce** of $300,000, etcluaive of eiecutive aalariee. The new home office building of I’eninautar life Inaurance Com pany, ait alone* high and with 60,000 aquare feet of floor apace, coat approaimately $1,250,000. T h e ir new diatrict office in South Ja c k aonville waa built at a coal of $100,0(10. From aoutheaatern headquarter* eatahliahi-d in .lackaonville, the State Farm Mutual C o m p a n y will aervice 250.000 automobile jm licie» A new m illion d o l­ lar building provide* 47,000 aquare feet •if floor apace and the payroll for their 125 employee* run* about $1 m illion a year I ju t year, the United Life Inaurance Company completed a two-atory build­ ing to houae th e ir home office at Jackaonville, coating $165,000 and containing 15,600 aquare feet of apace. Southern headquartei* office of the New llainpahire Fire Inaurance (Com­ pany wa* moved from Atlanta to Jackaonville. Inleratate Life and Accident Inaur­ ance Company al»o ha* dialncl office* in .lackaonville, having completed their building in 1 9 5 1 Afro-Am erican Inaurance C om pany, with home office in the city, ha* under runalruction a three ator> and ha*einent building, which will reprment a cro*a inveatnirnt of $1 million llenefila accruing to the city and atate hecauae of thia mat* inaurance tinpelua. in addition to lieautification of the city'* skyline, are that in r*ce»a of I .(8(0 Jackaonville people have been given em­ ployment under earellent w orking con­ dition*, a* have the many laborers, con­ tractor* and aupplier* required in erect­ ing the huildinga. Acrueynayiag phatoi aAotr four of the new huilhngt in JarkmutttUf. hontinj mmfAcia/er* t r a d j ir r t w <V inaemnre mm/Maie* On nppmtr pnfr it the Aoiwr uf Stale farm tfufo.it fa w n iw r Company (tap) ami that of /VninWnr lift Inenmnce Cumpaay (Aomin • /Awf.t of IAe Pnak/ftial U f t Inearance t'ampttny <ntht .rAoei on* mmle Aeforr the Ami/./i n* n m complete*!. The new AoiAfiag of Gulf l.tfe fa-uni** f amjtaaf «* «/•■» ptctneml truth/' �Moan Simpton, farmer irife of Seir York't r e - Mayor O'Dwyer and onelime w id e n ! of Starke, Fla., hat fun with S tir York rolumnttl, Frank Farrell, anil a iinlagr ear. •lamet Mellon irear trail and famed hotel owner, I ’anra.l llilton. pate With tua t'y p m i H a rd e n , miulelt uho gale up ualrr tkit far old rart JL RAOITIONAL American pride in the old family jalopy causes hundreds of IhouMnda of visitor* to trek to the several shrines housing an­ tique automobile* in Florida. When father and mother first gate on the cars of yesteryear vintage, a wave of nostalgia seem* to sweep over them. T h e y remember “ the good ole days." M any can recall the end of the horse and buggy. and the tieginning of the horseless carriage era. A* for Junior and the younger members of the family, these at range-looking machines are defi­ r ' V rorm i m W 1 ' v v l j Sloan Simpeon gelt in the art again with another Sew York columnttl. Leonard Lyont, uho claimt lhal Ihit t'thicle actually it a In eyrie huill for Iw n -u ilh a rah on it. nitely antiques, but antiques that intrigue and fascinate them. 'Barents look worried when the youngsters yell for a ride in one of the restored wonders, for fear that this is one request that can't be filled. Th e n come* the big thrill when a driver load* the entire family into the car for an actual ride! T h e three major Florida automobile attrac­ tions are James Melton's Autorama at Hypoluto. T h e Carriage Cavalcade at Silver Springs, and Horne's Cars of Yesterday at Sarasota. Atmosphere prevails at all these attractions. For esample, a Southern Colonial exterior greets visitors to Janies Melton's Autoram a-soft carpeting and coloiiul decor throughout the ex­ pansive exhibit rooms in the Jefferson Davia-style mansion, w ithin the glasa-enclosed l.ake Hoorn and, in the M irror Koom, nine of the largest an­ tique m irrors reflecting from walls of gold the highly polished, brass-ornamented cars. T h e entrance to the Hom e's Cars of Yester­ day at Sarasota is a town business block at the turn of the century, showing the influence of the oncoming mechancial age. A t one eud of the “ town'' is a blacksmith shop with automobile re­ pairs in progress. Motorcycles are displayed at the Bicycle Shop. T h e IJ v e ry Stable has been con­ verted into a garage for the horseless carriages. A sleek modem building houses the Carriage Cavalcade at Silver Springs. T h e entrance pro­ vides a sharp contrast as visitors step inside the modem front building for a quick transformation into the early period of automobiles. Carriages drawn by real live horaepowrr are featured at the three attractions. Hare and an­ cient coaches fascinate youngster* who have never seen such things except in the Western movies. America moves on wheels, and Florida shoukl be proud of the three outstanding exhibits that house the story of the evolution of transportation from the horse-drawn carriage to the horsepowered automobile. Yes air, those were the Uood Old Days! Iher p a ir of mocte M a n . D ttk Hagen at the n a n from the bucket seats and Betty Minefield of an old tpeedtler 1for two. Betty may not have been dree te d for the rtde, but the teemt to be en/aytng Ihck't company �• a \ * t u 4 HOP-ALONG FISHING i f o a n k ii n o u M N '>(11, >» ilflif - oik Iif'* a lunbrr kin , fttr tu r t ,lliV Humirr.lt n f ml let of lake*, j m l ranal* il'i Ihr m i me glory when rou go fu h tn g by airplane The ptl.U lim it 'em am i »* catch ’em nt-rm A m t fo r a fa t! fith in g trip deep in to IV uncharted areat ay taw •'»» ALtha I I I - hco.it (or the wild blue yonder with a full complement o f fuherm en. gear am i Crete a b o a rd -ftih mill be atbird <m the return trip FREAKS I , ym i auk J im* Bui lior, president of llt«* Flvrrgludc* Fly in* Service, why In* < i « l « l hi* i i nn|in* charter plane fishing tri|»*. he will tell you Ilia I he* lute for fidiing. an well aa fur flyin g , ia responsible. Doing what roRMw naturally, U turning nut to lie an en* terpriaing career which ia growing in pupula rity in thiamodern age. Fiahing. the olilrat occupation in tlie world, ia now I lie nnml |xipiilar of all *|Mirt*. W ith Florida receiving m o « than 10 per cent of all revenue apen’ on ti*ia a|»ort in the U n ite d State*, and w ith ni ire people fiahing in the State of Florida than any­ where elae, il ia eaay to underetand that far-away placea are eiplored tu fWi and hook the big ‘un that we are all dreaming about. T o find new and unconquered water* to Hah ia part of Joe'a job, and hi* aingle ami twin-motored plane* are ready at a mo­ ment'a notice to take-off. In lea* time than it take* to drive through yo u r town, you are loom ing over the 'glades, knowing that below yo u ia the beat baa* fiahing in the w orld. A n d you realite the m agnitude of progrea*. W h a t would have taken daya in grand­ father’* time, you accampliah in a matter of hour*. Often aomeon# call* on Jo* lor a few hour* of hailing, and it never fail* that lie ia back on lime and w ith largemouth* to prove that it pay* to do it the eaay way. One of the feature attraction* of the Flverglade* Flying Service i* the trip over the ocean to Weat Knd. Bahama*. Here vou find a well equipped houae to accomodate the gueat*. A aturdy l«>at for reef and deep aea flailing, and guide* trained to be tlie perfect boat*, give the newcomer a feeling of friendship. And he fiahe* alongside the eapert, with contentment. Iteef fishing is fun when grouper, barra­ cuda and snapper are abundant, and Joe'a guide* know where to hah for 'em. But. lop­ ping all this i* the deep *e* fishing for tuna, marlin and shark.' Kvery moment is filled with rihilaralion and new et|ierieiire*; you battle the fish you have hooked with pride. Ttiia ia the »port of all aporl*. Boarding the "Aloha 3” for the trip bark home to Itiviera Beach, where the Fivergladea Flying Service ia located, Joe circle* wide over the Bahamas to show points of interval, and h k favorite fiahing place*. You see West Find, Cat Cay. Bimini and Walker C a y , and as you look below you see your newfound friend* wave their arms, and you imagine that you can hear them say; “ Aloha, ye'll com* back.” dA NTURE♦ U CHUCK THORNDIKE GLOW * LIKE A COLORED TRAFFIC 4 I6 MAL. WITH A 6 REEN BODYAND R6 D TA IL/ RUMMY-N0*E TETRA [HfMttftAMMU* RHODO4 T0 M U * ] 0MB OF THE RARB-FT TROPICAL Ft*H, HA* A R £ t> RtH A D IB T O F E and PREFER* FLBA9! >11VSR *tOW* THE 4AF64T WAV TO CARRY AM ALLIGATOR ^MAPPING TURTLE! THE REPTILE WAVE* WORM-UKE APPENDAGE, IkftOB IT* MOUTH, TO ATTRACT F1*M» 1 P O M P A D O U R F IF H [FtMPMVtOOOM D I* C U * J TNOOANOff *1 ION*I |y MUMP ON KHJTNBNM PUT COLORFUL FI*M l* 40 RARE TDM MAW? PAIR 4 - 1 0 0 “ fo r trsciM C M vT �H i € ‘u: »' j *'• l-' A Generals Story I 'a m t •. V Thm wrre y n n of ( m t unrest over the entire civilized world. T h e lido of war rolled on. and the major met with an­ other and different problem When he arrived in Char lent on, August 22, 1»14. he found the Germ an freighter, the Liebenfels, lying at aut hor in Charles­ ton harbor. She had put into port w ith a cargo of fertilizer materials and had stayed to aw'id being captured by ilriliah or French ships Th e Liebenfels was an aver­ age tv|ie cargo ship. J!#2 fret long with a beam of M feel. There wrre 14 ufflceni and a crew of 164 aboard. Her crew waa made up of la*csrs. Hast Indians or Malayans who, as aliens, were confined aboard ship for a full year until returned to the Orient by the U.S, Immigration Service At the tim e, Charleston's second generation German con­ tingent was pronounced in ita pro-Germ an anil anii-R ritieh views. T h e officers from the ship wrre entertained extensively at various dinners and cluha A segment of the city's popu­ lation was also made up of des­ cendants of French Huguenots. A large banquet at one point became tense when it was de­ cided to sing the national an­ thems of all nations represented. At M a jo r Young berg's sug­ gestion the musical feature waa terminated as lim e for "D ie Wacht an Ithe in " approached, as he knew that the French con­ tingent would surely respond with the “ Maraeillaiae.*' Th is was the atmosphere that prevailed as the Uetwnfela rode at anchor in the atreem leading to the Charleeton N a v y Yard. Although not lying precisely in the channel, the m ajor knew it would he an easy matter for the c*eu to move her out into, the channel and aink her there. There was even some danger of the ship dragging anchor and k>eing sucked into the stream should a large vessel run by at a fairly high speed. Nevertheless, the veaael was moored w ith in her rights and there waa nothing the major could do about it as U .S . (en­ gineer T h is was the explosive situation until two months prior to the United Stales' entry into the war. Early on the morning of Feb­ ruary I, H U T , several tug boat operators noticed the ship was low in tile water. T h e y went to investigate and found the vessel sinking slowly. ........................... • r C I A C i t D IX O N Th e L irb e n fe lt’ first officer was in charge lie drclm rd as­ sistance offered by the lugs Me gave evasive replies to all in­ quiries and claimed lu he w ith­ out authority to tske any action even though th e captain was ashore. Th e ship sank during the morning, leaving her super­ structure above water At first she settled w ith a pronuiim rd list to port and aft. Sutwequrntly the vessel righted to an ap­ proximately even keel, leaving her mam decks luirrly awash at extreme low tide Local port authonties took no action, say­ ing they had no jurisdiction Th a t day M a jo r Younglierg had a conference with the *saialant U. S d istrict attorney and the collector of th r port Th e collector w irrd Washington for instructions. W hen W a sh in g to n replisd, they boarded the vessel and found the first officer in charge. He refused to give any informa­ tion as lu the circumstances of the sinking. Meanwhile. action by the A rm y 's sd ju ta n t general and inalrurtiona to the Charleston Navy Yard commander resulted in the organization of an inves­ tigative hoard Th is hoard found the ship corni’wtely abandoned February 2. liv in g quarters wrre in com­ plete disorder. Paper* were scat­ tered about, and the engine room telegraph on th r hridgr had been destroyed. Th e compass had hern removed ami the cumpaaa stand b a ttrrrd with a sledge hammer. No navi­ gation instrum ents could he found. A B ritis h flag, torn to ahreds, waa in the chart room. T h is proved to be the first overt act of W o rld W ar I, in s o ­ far as th r U n ite d Stales was concerned. It then becaine M ajor Youngberg's duty to refloat the vessel Some $10,000 waa appropriated for th r job. Salvage equipment waa asaemblrd, divers employed and work got u n d e rw a y . Th e ■hip was shortly delivered to the N avy Y ard . She was re­ named the Houston and added to the U .8. M erchant Marine. While the aalvaging work waa in progreaa, the District En­ gineer had a visit from a promi■n n ii a d m ira lty la w y e r of the southeast who stated that he represented th r New York agents of the owners of the vessel, and be asked to be allow­ ed to board the vesaeL He waa told that the D istrict Engineer V would not au tho ruc him to set fool on thr ship hut that tit wo* pvrfrctlv free to trv for nil order from the U .S. District Court if h r should so dt-sirt T h r lawyer clsmird to hr a patriotic Ameri­ can citirrn and staled that he would not lake any action to delay the salvage o|>rrali»na or which would rm lw rrsM thr U .S District Engineer Th is decision without a doubt saved thr ma­ jor a great deal oi trouble AUiut a year Inter thrse two, the adm iralty la w ye r and the furm rr District Engineer, wrre to mret at Headquarter* in France. Th e law yer w»rf a lieu­ tenant colonel in the Judge A d ­ vocate General's Department of the Arm y, while the major had been made a colonel on thr general staff. In latrr years there was a long court hattle over th r lorhrnfrl*. and thr case was nut fully set­ tled until 19.11 Th e re wrre many technical matters brought out at the trial and what even­ tually became of th r ship itself la unknown, at least to the man who was responsible for refloat­ ing her. It is th o u ght that the United Stairs paid the owners the full value of their ship Soon after the declaration of w ar, while M a jo r Youngberg waa in Alabama under orders to look for a ramp aitr, he received word of hi* mother's death In Ju ly, 1917, M ajor Youngberg received notice to report to New York for oversea* duty. W ithin 4ft hours after his arrival in New York h r wa» on a trans­ port headed for Livrrpocd, thence to France. H is destina­ tion was not know n to him at the time, of rourae. T h e y tigtagged their w ay across. T h e general has never been a good sailor, hut on this trip hr noted that he was not bothered with hia usual violent seasickness T h e ship wa* steady as a rock and the crossing very smooth U p o n reaching Liverpo o l the reason for this was made dear to him. T h e ship lone of the Cunard line chartered b y the govern­ ment for transport use I had been loaded with "ailvefr pigs"-* blocks of silver— which had been bought by the B ritish Govern­ ment to pay off East Indian latmrrrs Th e latter did not earn enough to be paid in gold and would not accept paper money. T h e y were accustomed to silver, and so It waa imported from the U n ite d States for the purpose of meeting industrial payrolls. ( T o be concluded n e il week) Th r u ■n n rr a m i tlill cham p' Itul f a n j t n Sltou /*. \Vr*t I'alm ftsiii V« pcrrnntnl hrauty i . n tn t u m n rr n all thruugh N r m i t t i i r b v f s f o » thr f i i i r r l f l n u l / fll.T iU u /jli Ml>* *'//’•fims / tlaU cil thinking nf Win •rn.-u- thing* S h r hi Jit* murr h n u l t lillr* than th r ra a m uni V M - U t ’- lerfHK •* Well Stf»P«d To Go A ny*h«»* fk n y^m# s• r-*H -f •*•••** r «»»» kid MS'S - If •«*' S' l” ' ........ Is** ""** lllO 1*10* jgvvlV * ITM voom It,,** Vi JACMOtW**1' ***■ •t w r imow I t e n l t e n . M N * a s * . Sis | f * « « t Don, $1 t t I mm n tow l e i t M l • »-*— I . itart. I on I f■| mlmt MS Ik Ik s*i'*t* f f| I wSms It *tpt*» *■ l i t 0 t s tw �H i t i« one ■)( those strange mid u n e i|ifaliiablr factor* dourly linked with the deitiny <d mankind and the pmcre** of civilization. It i» impossible to forecast fate, lull it i* cany to recognize the re•nil* of i u mysterious operation* On n »torm y night in Ohio, just .10 year* ago. fate played one of it* favorite role * -D ea th. And that tragic drama gave hirth to consequences which event­ ually brought about the reunion of two men in Florida long yean after the trag­ edy in the «kiee over O hio that night. Fate played not only an unhappy role but aim a pleaoant one, lending credence to tbe accepted theory that it can be fickle Th a t waa the night when the Daugh­ ter of the Star* died, and I t men who loved her, died with her, victima of Fate. It happened in the dark h o u n of Sept. 1, 1925. aUnit 7,000 feet above the amall Ohio com m uniliea of Caldw ell, A va and Sharon. T h e D aughter of the Htar* wa* the U.M.N. dirgihle Shenan­ doah. which p u t two year* before wa* airfanne for the lin t time, and which now , during thoae fateful h o u n hefore dawn, wa* ekimming westward from La k e h u n t, N. •!., for eih ihitio n trip* to Detroit and Minneapoli*. ^ Fate play* many hand* at once. T h e Hhenandoah, which i* an Indian word fo r Daughter of the S ta n , wa* to atop •t Detroit. Th e late Ifenry Ford had been invited to board the *hip in that city and travel westward to M lnneapoli*. Hut Fate decreed that ih r motor magnate wa* not to ride the Shenan­ doah. for it never reached Detroit. A t thi* point it may be intere*ting to comment on another event associated w ith the diiaster, but whore conse­ quence* were unim portant. Hut Fate played a part in thla, too. At the time of the Shenandoah dis­ aster this writer and hia family were vis­ iting in aouthern Minnesota. K n o w in g that the giant of the skyways was to be a m ajor attraction at the Minneapolis State Fair, we had planned to go to M inneapolia to see the ship. On the afternoon nf Septemlier 1, I purchased a Minnea|*>li» newspaper, and spread acrnas the front page was the tragic story of the Shenandoah disaster. In its minor role. Fate had decreed that we were never to see the D a ug h te r of the Htara. And would it be far-fetched tu aay that Fate also played a part when I waa to me*# two of the aurvivors of the craah after they moved to Florida and made their home in my home town, I.ake W orth? Fate moves in mysterious ways. Anyhow, tel* get lu ck to the story of the disaster and what happened later On the afternoon of Sept. 2, 19257 the Shenandoah, with a complement of 42 men, look oft from l-akehnrst for the flight to Detroit and Minneapolis. After cro**ing Ih r Allrghrnir*, it ran into a forming line squall, as the N avy term* it. with violent air current* of faith upward and downward directions. T h e ship began to rue uncontrollably and the pressure height valves auto­ matically released some of the helium . T h e ahip became heavy after releasing soma of the non-inflam m able gas. so a comparable amount nf ballast had to lie dropped to check the fall when down currents came into play. T h e Shenandoah shot dow n want, only to be suddenly checked and caught in upward currents. T h e "slip ta n k a " (in each neat of three gasoline tanks the middle one is arranged so that it can be dropped as needed as emergency ballast) must necessarily lie released at their Vice A dm. V. K. Hot*ndahl. navigator of position* in the keel, having no distant the Shrnandoah uhrn it crathrd fa IK V control. II* trtu (Am a Utnlwnant cummandrr and Th e captain, U . Cm dr. Zachary l-aiubream* tenior officer aboard far th ip downe, who perished in the crash, o rd ­ tebrn far captain. U*at*nant Cam mondrr Imnmbm-itr urn/ down trilh our tertian of ered Cm dr. Charles K. Rosendahl to go th* iU fated craft. and check the tanks for readiness, if needed. Just as Rosendahl stepped on injured when he waa knocked out of the the rungs of the ladder to get u p Into craft by a tree in landing. the keel, there wa* a noise and sensation Meanwhile, the other section had as though the ahip had been held up at broken into two parts, and what had each end and struck a violent blow in been the inflection of the ship, crashed the center with a giant hammer. T h e Hhenandoah broke into tw o sec­ tions. . Tbe stem half of th* ahip Boated rap­ idly away and those In the forward half could aea a gaping hole in the keel when the control car had been. Moat of those killed were in this car which plummeted •o earth, thousands of fast below. RooendahFs section, about 200 feet long, rose rapidly, having been lightened by the, loss of the control car and en­ gines, and with all gaa cells intact. A Navy report on the condition of the broken sections stataa that the portion left waa hardly of th* conventional bal­ loon ahape, but principles of free bal­ looning would apply. Unding ropes and mooring lines were undamaged, a valve control wire to one of the gaa cells was all right and there waa still some water in one beg for ballast. Under Roeendahl'a directions, the survivors kept the descent of their por­ tion of th* Shenandoah under control by concerted valving and dumping of gaso­ line. Thera waa still too much wind to land, so thay decided to stay In tho air until th* wind subsided. Gradually they settled and "made contact so gently that not even an egg would have been tracked.'* The forward section of tho •kin knMooned approtimotaly on* hour with seven occupants, one of whom waa ♦ 1 \> with three occupant*, one of whom i* one of the Lake Worth men to tie intro­ duced in this'article. The alter section crashed into the aide of a high hill, but It wa* a gentle crash, survivors declared, the section side-swip­ ing the hill and coming to rest in the valley. I u 17 occupant* landed safely, on* of whom is th* other Lake Worth man in this article. The forward section of th* ahip landed at Sharon about l<> mils* east of the othei section*. Sections of the ship wars deflated by hand, and In soma case* shotguns were used to blast open undamajpd gas cells to permit th* helium to secap*. further­ ing th* deflation process. In the dark morning houn the ablebodied survivors marched for the dead, with lieutenant Commander Rosendahl in charge of all operations, Lanadowne having boon killed instantly. With the coming of daylight the bodies of the dead war* assembled and ambulances from nearby towns brought them to mortuaries. Two of thoae men are L K. Allely, who Uvea at 400 19th Ave., N., and M. J. Donovan, of 1212 North D S t, both In Lake Worth. Both at* now retired from Naval meric*, and both have vivid rec­ ollection* of the disaster that struck in those dark morning bourn over Ohio 30 yeara ago. (Censof an page •U �RECIPE-------CO N TEST c /c o i^ e Hotel NASSAU IN t ilt BAHAMAS I* the Heart t f the C»/| . . . Hr the I ' J f t */ the Ace ih e S C U M FOODS N u t * it k we will lie announcing another group of 95 retipe-of-the-wrek winner* in nur Florid* Itrcipe Contest. Itelow are today’s accepted recipe* A ch e ck for $1 will he sent to the contributor of each Check i» Mill awaiting the nddrc** of A rthu r I. Hurke. F 1 0 IID A Y A M 0 ( M $ I f*p heaty errant Shin hied ivconul « medium u in i yam* I 'U I im a ll florid a lemon Cook yam* in salted water until tender. Peel, math tine and ahape into 12 hall*. Beat egg, add cream, grated peel of lemon. Dip hall* into thia mi*lure and roll in coconut. Fry in deep fat until golden brown. -ANnKura H k n o k h m in , Kissimmee. FLOIIDA O l O U f f » S IIA K 4 lb* fat 3 cup* diced pam l ran /nfaluri '4 cap minced onion '* nip minced green ptpprr I Up crirry mil th tip toll '« t*P P * M " ' 3 cup* canneil tomalor* 3H lb* hlnruia grouper, n il in I rnrA thick iteaki Melt fat in deep wkillrl, add potatoe* and cover. Brown on all aide* over low heat, toaaing occaaionally. (Combine onion, green pepper, aeaaoning and tomatoes. Pour over browned potatoea. Place grouper steak* on top of vegetable*, cover and conk over tow heal from 10 to 21) minute*, or until IWh ia done. In serving, arrange ateak* around outside of hot aerving platter with vegetable* in renter. Serve* «i*. - I I AIM, S pe n c e , S t. Petersburg M A N O O C H U T N IY J /A*, there! green mangoe* .t nyM ttnrgar 3 lb* beam migar 3 at. ginger mol 8 m u ll red peppert, *rnleil. 0 lb rauuu '» lb almoeui nteat*. chopped ’» lb curranti Prepare mangoe* and place in a kettle with sugar, ginger root and red pepper*. Cover w ith vinegar and cook slowly until mangoe* are soft. During last 10 minute* of cooking add raisins, currants and nuts. Serve as meat relish or add to mayonnaise and aerve over hurd cooked egg salad. -M a s J o h n H o w a r d Ko w i .k k . Palin Beach. - o to r A M O M O t r i A w w a i v s h o r t c a k e /'» nip m/led /lour f t Up. baking ponder H b p .m ll I lba. mgar I ifl or mart eiurd. mgared t cup thortemng I egg. url! teaSr* 8 lb*, i Safi butter Cream, plain or u hipped itnm berne* M i l and aift dry ingredients, ru t in shortening, add egg and milk to make soft dough. Pat or roll into two equal square*. Brush one aqua re with soft butler, place other one over it and bake in very hot oven 12 to 15 minutes. Split, spread with butter, put strawberries and juice between layers and on top. Serve with plain or whipped cream. Make* four large or ria medium serving* - M i u . N . A. H a t u i r l o e r , Seining. T,i|<wr <>f im «h » sir native Florid* Ians si* mail We are trampled on, tamperrd with, embarrassed and harassed And It's all lire ause of I his unceasing mission of our Yah* kee brethren to nur once fair stale. Now e r have to admit that we appreciate the tourist dollar and we are (lad the more progressive in* dust rial and Imarmal miner ns have •wtabllahed their homes or branrhrs in Florida We Ihiom that the an* nual per capita inmme among Flo­ ridians is the highest m the South­ east and that this is due in part from etpansion and increased In­ vestment in our state by out of staters, but nevertheless, I repeal, we are mad First of sll it's the humiliation liver so often there cornea a lime when sll of us have to admit where we were born Perhaps we're (tiling oul some kind of application, maybe we're s contestant on a quit pro­ gram. moat likely we're just gab­ bing with (be neighbor*, but the question Is asked and we answer it. The icy, ironical, stare we receive when we admit that we are native born is something lo behold. It ia a look that should be reserved or It fur martini drinking Maniana ot very unique unicorns "Alaa." they u y , "what strange creature is this that was actually hatched in this placer Well, to romhal this evil a group of native Floridians ha* been organlied Of course it was hard lo Bnd a group of native* who would admit that they were natives (they were afraid of the ley stare) hut we An­ ally got together, discussed our mutual problem, and decided that now was the time to act We organ­ ised the Society to Control Upstart Migration It la better known today by it* intUla, the "S C U M .” We put our head* together and mapped out a giant propaganda program to influence those souls •nil tn I he North, to remain there. We realue that there i* no way we can Mop those who have already teen our slate lake Mac Arthur, they shall return, despite anything we ran do Hut liras who have not yet tested our dime at been victimised by our Chambers of Commerce or by friend* ur relative* that have seen Florida. Thswe are the ones who •hall be our target. Take a look at the main point* In our program: 1. Hurricane* We mint let the Yankee* think thaae storms hit u* often, and hard, and lay waste to everything. That they huff and they puff and they blow our house* down. We shtll not mention that we receive eipert information and advice on hurricanes, that even our house* are built tu withstand them and that about the only way a per­ son ran bo Injured during one is lo meander around town on a pogo atkk. I Soakeo: It is a known fact that there a n four type* of poisonous snakes in this country and lhal all four of these reptile families are found in Florida This is a point that we must rmphasile and eiag gerate wildly We shall keep con­ fidential the fact that it's rather hard tn find a snake in Florida We must imply that they trawl leisure ly through our houses, nur restau­ rants. and our hotels .1. Thirty Thousand Lakes Mem­ ber* of the SCUM no longer refer to these lake* as lakes The new correct title for them is "mosquito Latihrrlrs " The implication here ia that there are no met hints of con­ trolling mosquilnes, hence ntnens of Florida are I he moat generoua Idood donor* in the world Informa­ tion on the abundant fishing, the clear water and the bathing beau­ ties ia tn remain top secret. I S C U M will lobby liefore the stale legislature and try lo get a bill passed similar lo our Frderal immigration legialatlon, lo limit the number of Yankee aliens that ran enter the stale each year Flarh northern state would receive a yearly quota as to the number of pcrwHtt they could send tn Florida For etamplr New York ................... 1 I'ennsvlvania................. Ithtale Island.................. California 2 '« ................. II 5. S C U M shall also attempt to influence ihe (ieorgia legislature and get them lo help ua by lower mg tire auto s|wed limit in Cimrgi* to approtlmately 15 M i'll T h u will cause motoring Yanks lo go so slow lhal they can't help hut gel a good look at (ieorgia A good long look at (ieorgia la enough to scare anyone hark to the North Certainly there are many more luma to he worked out Secession has been proposed hut it is feared that Florida would have difficulty obtaining a seal in the U N It ha* alto twen suggested that an artlActal Floridian satellite lie launched for the purpose of dropping leaflets throughout Yankectand The leaf­ let* would auggswl that the Yanks slay home, with slogans such as "W hy tie mtseraMe in Florida when you ran do It cheaper at home" If you native Floridian* have any better auggeattona for the leaflets, or for that matter, the entire SCUM program, ptease write them to thia magsline in rare of SCUM . Ho com* out of your hsunu, you nature. and join up. We'U push (hi* program srilh every ounce of our energy until the whole country hear* of the So­ ciety to Control Upstart Migration And if by persistent and diligent labor we ere succeaaful, successful in keeping every Yankee from our Mate border, the entire country will know, yea they will know lhal we are the SC U M , the S C U M ot the earth. AM I torsi* Mag stin e -P A u l I I LO W SUMMER RATES A ll CONDITIONIO I0 0 M I at Na iit r a Charge f i d T t t f « lOHIttlON TO riMOU) F1IIDIK ItiCM N a itu u 't F iu n t I mrJ in s is t ; a o h m and IIAHHItK Dtf K Clfit 11 • arts tna asm hi as oa sis (tit tasvn i SCREEN -PRU.F STOPS Ow«S« Ortss fbei au ievisesi t u d in , , w ill not com* thru th* tcroontl Wi n i f M tlhom •ft ** l h»» r» in *111 r n w i t •piat fRJkk, IM abe ■*♦**»•*•! 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Ih'A «a<f IfilllA I 4 rv* h it fatty Ifhttrd m Dofi‘1 i u ftft ftw forma »i! id an klthJnf thin of aralp couinl by r t ir m i ollargy,,, iathft, off othor licit Iro n ilrt No matter how many tlitauntiiifj R iffA U jo u'vth iii tfo ai thuutandi of othoff* do - got D I M ) Pf*Wnptiort an*l got ifkttenl rolwf It really t r o t l i A fWxlnff'i f reorvi|r4i«o thia creai I m K a l n W ant«k*t*ir Imiumi atu that licit - to you can In fwocw aful slaty tn n m fo fl first a y y lK ilk n frtwn a U r trial bottle must RaUafe or your im m y hocK Don ! aufftr, i m d r u n u l foe 0 0 0 ftm rip A o UN'T SICIF NIGHTS? •et quick rebel wrik -SLIEF-TITEfSw •'••Aging no« iw-lt il tioirtfff Iftnft |*olI*. Ml*. * f i h ) •l**|i I* saali ■el , a d n#NI (onaang M"* 1 after f*e#us| W «lf nj« |i**n tho »h . (•• >la ml •AlodMol pa" fel*«•h<te«a sirsp •W«t* riet, oaght ottS HI KM r i t K «.et hi I.KI1 TTTK •*•' fuai >em| || iff) fnr JO»i|*ile* of If Ml f«t 10iapAmIm lannti te l (an •010*1 pwffyaM lo; THI SlIEF-TITI CO. iter *„ �• # Somje/nKtq.'4 High Octane Octogenarian ■r M C N A to n m u E, roar down a amonth, straight highway on a rnotorryi.lt w ith your shirt billowing and snapping in the wind? Whsn? A ftrr you were 50? W ell, not many of you did, but fienrgs W. Wilkinson of Jacksonville, still does, and he is HI years old. Th e high octane octogenarian, who uprratr« a small truckers' hotel in -lack* sonville, is said by Harley •Davidson Company, to lie the oldest motorcyclist in the United States Wilkinson has In-eri riding motorcycles for 53 years, and although tie has been hospitalised several times, he still goes for the open-air two-wheelers. " I had a car not long ago, hut every lim e I wanted to go Mime place, m y wife had the car. So t traded it in, bought a motorcycle and put a sidecar on it for m y wife," he said. Tw o years ago, Wilkinson was on one of his motor lours when he met a man in Tam pa who knew his brother. On Ju ly 4 of thia year, Wilkinson's younger brother) T . S. W ilkinson, M , of Jamestown, N . Y ., dropped down to Florida In visit. T h is isn't unusual unless you take into consideration that fleorge had nol seen his brother in .IB yeses, since his father's death in Cleveland. Ohio. Wilkinson's latest wreck incurred when he was 77— "just a young fella." He was hit by a west-hound automnhile and knocked into the path of an east-bound car. " T h e second car knocked me up against a fence, busied my nose, cracked three ribs, and they had to lake IH atitchrs in my head," Wilkinson recalls “Soon as 1 got out of the hospital, 1 got right hack on a motor, though. I don't like cam," Wilkinson admitted. " I feel safer on a motorcycle!" ftjm fki A M sSe si f if t S s I t t r A lady with an intrepid and de In mined look on her face advanced mclorably up hi me in my office Making aure she had the right person trapped, she hegsn “Somebody has got to do some­ thing about that hoy of mina." ahr declared. “ Some folks told me to bring him to you, ind here he is." She pushed forth an •mher ranted. sheepish-looking ll-year old boy. I couldn't tee snylhing wrong with him to far at surface indica­ tion* were concerned, to I tuggetted that w# tend the hoy inlo another room ami that the tell me all about it. “ I don’t know what I'll ever do about Carl." the atarted “ He steal* aomrthing awful, and I've whipped him and aent him lo bed and pun­ ished him every way I know how but it don't teem to do much good." "Then hie step-faihar, before he left, punished him too, and talked to him for hours, hut, he rnutdn'l href k him." So it appeared there wss s de­ serting step-fst her. “ I wouldn't mind him stealing little things from me," continued the mulher, “ but tbs other day I went to visit s very dear friend of ours serosa town. Ws had a lovely visit. Hut after I got horns she phoned ms and asked ms to see if Carl hadn’t been playing with her husband's watch and forgot to put it back in hia pocket.” "You can't imagine bow humili­ ated I waa," said tba mother tear­ fully. "and sure enough when I pin­ ned Carl down ha produced lbs watch." She told of numerous ether of Cart's escapades, but this last watch stealing, involving her friend, was the limit of her endurance. And that wss that. A Issheymsss I — letup af a CewAStl Thera followed a long tedious process of gelling back lo the be­ ginning of the stealing and tracing it up to date. This involved talking to the boy and to the mother, both •overall y and jointly. And out of It all ws Anally got to a pretty definite starting piece. I »enl the boy out finally and faced the mother. "Is this your child?" I aaked abruptly She started and looked at me in a hn*lile manner. "Sure il ia,” she sard "What do you mean?" " I mean," said I. bluntly, "did ) mi give birth to this boy; it he your Aeah and blood?" "I'd like lo know what that hat to du with it," aha countered, in­ dignantly. "Hut ia h e r I instated. She finally came Ikrough. She had adopted him when he waa just two year* old and the didn't want him ever lo know but that he waa her very own child. About the Ume the Mealing began tome playmates, children of tome (MS)Nidy neighbor*, had thrown up lo Carl the mailer of hia parentage "Aw, you don't need lo he to •mart," they told him “ Th a i ain't your real mamma at all." Carl went home tad aaked hi* mother. " You are my real mamma, aren't y o u r ha said. tty. tha t the p n M r m • o ( c h ild re n a n d th e ir p a r e n t i a re rfo*r In f i r r y one nf u*. , \ l l H o n d a M a in li n e An* o b ta in e d pe t re u n io n (r u m the -/u< I • ,n n l l r flu** S e r in e C o u n c il t • »>■ p rin t, (ru m time In lim e, r n e r p t * (m m n r the u hide n( the ir u eehty re p o rt e n title d " S o m e h o tly '« O ur" U 'n ffc n a n d edited hy lu U r W a lle r Scoff ( ' r i m ell. She dodged the leatir “ Who will you believe, Min," ahe said, "y.inr mol fur nr thaws boy*?" "Why, I'd believe you, mamma,” he aniwered. Hut he didn't-nut etilirrlt And thia lurking auspicion, thi* uncer­ tainly, thia conflict between wh it he wanted to be so and whal he feared w i i not m i . conaliluled the complri that kept him up*et, un­ happy, diurnalful and. strange aa it may eeem, took it* major eipre*aion in Mealing You don't newt lo believe thu. gentle reader. I wouldn't rayeeif if I didn't know it to be true and if I didn't know of a ronaidrrihte num­ ber of similar case* I brought the foster mother and son together. 1 told the bn) the truth. The mother admitted it Carl gave his foster mother one long, searching look. Then his tywa Ailed with tears and the nest mnmetit he waa sobbing in her arms. She also cried. I lit my pipe and Innkfd out the window: trying lo lononchalant, ao to speak Thu* the rumples waa rm ilm l in tsars. And thers were no stealing* or other serious behavior problem* after that with Cart •AIM TIN MNQI-oad e*es Mew*. Apparently Johnnie Jons** de­ cided to build up his point credit account by "community service" activities Hers'a what hia muthsr wrote and sent lo Club Diroctor Flynn: “ l>egr Mr. Flynn: Sines I work and Johnnis has joined ths Boys’ Club I have seen s big chsngs in him and his wittingnsas to do things when not told. This week he has done ths fol­ lowing: III He end four other bnya de­ livered I .into hand tolls for nor Church revival 111 Washes dishes in the after­ noons. (31 Drtsw dishes in ths mining, ft) Makes hM bed in Ihe momlag. (1) Cleans tub after bath. t<) KmptMa garhags ran (7) Watered ftowsra and lawn Ihrso times. (•) Helped neighbor dig a flower bad. |V> Attsnds Sunday School and Church." One is touched by ibo dish d ry­ ing in ths afternoon* and evening* Rgl one ia almost overwhelmed si Ihs removal of ths tall tala bath tub rings after ths hath! OO YOU KNOW? T h a t In the early Hay a of Florida cattle raising l hr re wear both Mack and whito ruatsra? �D e a th o f i t * D a u g h te r |u<ninued lio n fiy < 111 •- M l JON A ll SI - UNCI A Sill 110 III M i 134— 11 Al (STATE LONESOME J-... I r .T H ll* b Cos* dvMiil iih I fttw iul Vote iiklii It.len i»» fttoslsn Im IVpt X. hot W . M u m Rntb 41. Ha Ka PIECE HI A n i l l I tarn tid.J Stain Iraa TaNcntrr Set. 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Sa Inline C— W » ktay artna maetinaem trim anaratnaeM Nektna M Coe*. Rl J. Beta 44*. Holly Hill. Pla Classifiud Advertising Ordnr w*m T DO YOU KNOW T T h a t Ih r p h m p h o rr»c »n l light that it uTUn »nrn at night on t h » Indian K iv «r i» r a u ir d by lh « appmrnnrr of m iliu m of minutn luminoua organiama, both protuph^ la and pm tnioa? T h a t a aplrndid limp in ne* thin ahow it junt lirforr a liras y ram w hrn Ih r wasm, w hipprd by a atifT h r r r ir . rra rm lilr Ira p in g flamra, and thouaanda of hah apprar aa if lh »> vsrrr h a th rd in fir*? T h a t whil* it ia difficult and impoaaihl* lo *v*n gurnn at lo how many fiah a rr in t h r a*a, onr w rll knim n fmhrrnian told ua that a ainglr na-html of her­ ring h r had arrn al o n r liin r . r o v r r r d a h alf-d o trn niyuarr m ilrt and muai hasr containrii more than 3.000,WNI.MiD her­ ring? Th a t w hilr ih r h a l.irman's ta lr arrni* a hit lar atrrtchrd. th r r r havr h rrn many olh rr achouk r n o r d n ) to cover an area of 30 tq u a rr miles? Th a t with all thr knowledge dug up about thr herring, no one ha* Iwen able lo tia lr posi­ tively where it* winter home really la? T h a t a hunter, (treen H e n ­ derson. killed a rat in an A l­ falfa K iver awamp that meas­ ured over nine (eel from the tip of its note to the end of its tail, and it was not of thr tame type as the generally known wildcat? M r. A llr ly came lo I.a k r W o rth front New Jeraey in Id t4 . M r. D onovan p re trd e d him , coming to the South Klor ids city in Id Hi from I’htlndrlphia M r. A llrly *vaa in the mid section of th r broken ehlp, w hilr M r Donovan » i < in th r after section which ram m ed into th r hillside. ** Perhaps it m ay Round strange.'- said M r. Donovan re­ cently when interviewed regard­ ing the Shenandoah disaster, “ but we lu il no fear, every man had a atation and hi* hr*l thought was to his duty al that elation." M r. A llrly related how onr ’ crewman was standing talking to another at midship, when the crash ra in r, th r Sh e n an ­ doah breaking in two Suddenly the man was gone lie had lieen standing etactly where the ship broke. Another crewman, M r. A llrly related, gras|>rsl aoine wire* and piping fastened to the ship, and clung lo theae as the giant crall whirled in the alorin. " I j i l e r we found h it b o d y ," M r. Allely said, "am i clutched tightly in his liandt were piece* of wire and pi|ir which had n|>ped loose from th r ship, send­ ing th r man plunging to hi* death far below. It was M r. Donovan who told of how ahutguna were used tu blast open helium cell* lo de­ flate the forward section after it had landed. Held captive in thia part of Ih r wreckage, w ith others, was lieutenant C o m ­ mander Itosrndahl. Donovan and other* finally aut ree-ded ill hurling rope* to Ittwrodahl ami the other men so that the brok­ en section could I k - fastened down. Immediately after the surviv­ or* returned to luikrhurst they were attached to the l.«»* A n ­ geles, another dirigible levia­ than, and after some service aboard thia ship, they were as­ signed to sea d u ly . M r A llrly had had eiteosive dying rv|.eri encr, having been trained nl Pensacola. During World Wat I (he joined the N avy in l(W M M r Allely arrveil m France, fly­ ing hlilll|w which were used to rn n v o y a u rfa rr ships to p u rl lie also had other r it r n s iv i N aval service un til hi* retire­ ment in I!I3M. M r. Donovan also had long eijienence in the N a v ­ al service. 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Cel to know them in the pages of this magazine. Th e y can help you cut down on buying mistakes, gel more for your shopping money. flitA N IS NAMKS V i, ' V L*^ ■*i l , -**1 - ^ _ *%.*■ ■"■ , ■-m **f1 *., , s ns F O U N D A T IO N y t»-»■ v •> *;*- Jk** iit i Ii c m iw i IhI A Aim-/Vj/if t'ducat tonal t'ounduliun M WWl r,7t»i Hi., New York 19. N Y . ) * pick one you know you're right. The m ore good b ran d s you *' * - rip You do 70% of your grocery *hop­ ping "sight unseen." The prod­ ucts you buy nre in psckngcs. w ith only the Inhel outside to guide you. , to. ----— ■— V ■ �! t Weather ^ a n fa tb f e r a l t i aN n A IM S VOLUME 1 L T I vn vT Ir N DR E PN ERNvDnEr N B A N T O B D . F L O R ID A . nAn D f l. T K N EmW nS tPpA tPpE n R them, for ths rr#*tr«t crowd takeg perl in Javrr# Fishing Rodeo historyk hug* array »f pme* have heen arranged for tha sannus age groups taking part in th* fuhir.e competition. V list of gift* and the merchants rnntnbuting them will h* earned m these columna tomorrow Chairman Boh Kilpatrick has mad* minute arrangements to are tin t every need will ha taken cate of when the children arrive at Trout Pond Siena asill be elected along the way. nut 2l*lh St . tn insura the proper destina­ tion of children arriving al th* -latere Roden m family can Cracker pole*, complete wdth |honk, line, float and tinker as A short but amusing ski! reml- w*t| a* the wlggler worms will miscenl of tha old lime minstrel ha provided each ronteatant, Kil­ shows with which the older mem­ patrick said, and in addition r.« h bers of the club were familiar, fra- child taking part in the Javcea Fishing Roden wilt ;•# aaised Ire turrd the weekly meeting of the cream and en!d drinks. Sanford Rotary Club at the Yacht "T h i» t* nn» of the important Club this noon Harking bark to esents of the year tor mir loeat the good o'd da»s when mmitreliy Javcea organisation ” kilpamck was mada popular by ‘Lasses laid, “snd w* re going al! out tn White, Honey Boy Evans. A! G. make t h » ena tha biggest and Firlds, James A. Coburn, t * 1*' fin*at we've aver had " Torler Lansing . local aporta Dockstader. McIntyre and Heath. George Primrose. Hi Henry and enthusiast, has arranged for th* many others, Edward F. Lane, well stocking of Trout Pond by Ihe known in Kiwanl* circles through­ Game* and Fresh Water Fish out Florida and locally as "Tha Commission. "Full grown bream,” Man Who Know* Sanford”, enhanr he said, "and Urge has* will he ed his reputation as a premier end in the pund for iha ehildren to man engaging tn spirited dialogue hook." “ Th u year'a Jayree Fish­ with Rotanan Charlie Morrison ing Roden will provide tons srprt icrura for th* acting as the Interlocutor, of torts thrilling youngaUra,” (.anting said. Beginning wih, "Hello, Ed! I "The pood has been pul tn haven’t seen you for about to days what have you barn doing?" and readiness foe W’ednraitar'a big with Ed's reply, "10 d a yi!" and event,” Chairman Kilpatrick said. "Only final details, the ariangiog ending with Lane'* “ flower effu­ sion in which he mentions about of prises, and the arrival of the rhildrrn taking part in th* Jayree every flower known to the hntlirulturj world. It was one laugh after Fiahlng Roden, remain for Ihe another as the two men with over fishing rompetition to get underwar,” be said >0 yea re of amateur minstrelsy hrTh* bus schedule, picking up tween them took arveral promi­ nent ft ill anans over the hurdles. rhildirst to take them to lb* Jayree Fishing Itodro, it as fob High finance was well nrm pUlird tun s; In Lana'* exposition of the dispo­ Bus No, On* —- 11 IS. |ewv* sition of the funis In the treasury Ktenrh Ave. end out West First of his defunct lodge wherein he St.I 12.1X1 Arrive Gardner* Hint* assured Morrison that the 13 in 1-aka Monroe; 13:30 Hleakley'l the lodge roflera was divided aGrocery Paota; l.'.f i Trout TVr*4 moitg the seven members with tarh Bu* No. Two — 11 ;.10 leare one receiving hit share, the sum Seminole High School, down San­ of SIS. Much to the amusement and >rd Avai. and Old Orlandn llig ford amaiemrnt of the Rotary Club members, l ane proved It b> addi­ en a ' 1(1way tion. multiplication and division. Hoodus Market Caaaeltrerry; tf;30 Questions on marriage, simony arrive Fullers Groclry Altanmnie and Ihe "Sunken Gardens" of our Spring*; 12.(3 Ixsngwnnd Fomi rily shared Interest with fel l at- Market in temgwohd; 1 <X1 arrive planalion of Ihe mraning of Gleasons Rtor* lake Mary; L l i R S. V. P. and hi* trying In eon Trout Pend. vinca Charlie that he knew the n<ia No. TTire* — 12.011 leave names of his baseball team City Jayree Booth and out Perk Ave.; Commissioner Jack Raligin will 13.10 east on ?Oth St. tn Meltonprobably find It necessary m c i vill* Ave.; 12:13 South on Mtltonplain many tlmrs why he will not vill* and out Forest Drive to lie permit the moving of Montry fa rottes; 11:23 smith on Docottes land into the City Hall, II II. and back on Wvnnewmvd Drive "Coley" Coleman, local dnlrifl to Mrltonvill*; 12:30 emith en manager for Ihe Florida Power and Mellonville to 2Mh W- vseel en Light Cmpany will alao find it ra­ JSlh to Sanford Ave.; 12.40 #outh ther embarraitog lo eiplain why on Sanford Ave. to 27th SL west he has a man whose eyeughi n so on 27th R t to 1T-5I Highway; bad that "whateyer he looks it, he 1313 north on I7-B2 fPark Ave.t sees double" reading meters f ir hla In ^ t h St- end nut Country Club company. Road; 1:00 Trout Pond. TTtere will he I ran spot tat ion A L. Wilson, president -elrel of Ihe Hanford Kiwania Club was In­ going out 13U) St. <Geneva Ave i troduced hy Morrison, program Earl arriving In Grneea at Poll chairman for the day, who alao Offie* at 12 neon. From there un No. 4 3 In Oviedo offered the Invocation and led the Highway club aiming. Tw o vlaitors. Ho- Oviedo leave I2 M evil Highway tarian Ed lluff, of Leesburg <nd 419 to Fiv* Point*. Arrive Trout Jamea B. Jackaon of Ihe r -hr I'ond 1 p m . Housing Administration of At an­ te, the guest of Gordon B rile y , were introduced by Sgt at-A mi M L. Raborn. TTie meeting <as ealto.i to order hy President Bill Bush who announced the cancella­ tion of the meeting on Labor Day. Th# Rrminol* r i’Utitjr Junior Chamber of Commerce annual ‘Flatting Rodeo” for elntdrrn It >rart old and younger. mtil g«t [underway Wednesday afternoon l i t Trout Pond, with Uta arrival I of t.uara at * o'clock. Crarkrr po|r« has* hern put in tradlness, more than MX) of Veteran Showmen Give Amusing Skit At Rotary Luncheon R rr'm rn L fit* Into MEMBERS O F T H E Sanford National Cuard U nit. Company " I " . 1!4Ut Infantry motv on Eaat Street * on their returned home vrtleroay morn in? from .thctr 2-week •ho local armory Rail First nireti >lon at Fort McClellan. Ala. (Photo by Jameaon P t u d i o T _ tramirur session McCltllan. Ala- School Registration Beckons To Students Buses To Run On Regular Schedule For Children Throughout County 3-Car Smashup Damage Is High; No Injuries Told A three-car smashup at Uw In* tersictlon of Park Ave. and Ninth St. resulted to aeariy a *1000 pro­ perty d a m a n but no Injuries vara r*ported. Shortly before 4 o'clock yaaterday, a 10U Buiek aedan, travel­ ing south mi Park Avroua and drives by W alUr R a j f Iboa. a M-yyarxWd track driver of Orfo Lake, atopped at Uta traffic light waiting for Hit green "go" tignal. In front of him, a IMT Pontiac aedan traveling anyth on Park Avenue and d ru m by Tom Brock, 31-year-old trurk driver of Orlr Villa, had alao pulled up to a atop. According to tha accident re­ port at tha Sanford Police De­ partment, a IMS Ford atatlon wa­ gon traveling on Park Avenue and drivaa by Thomaa Benjamin Baden, a M-ytar-old realtor of Miami, failed to atop. Tha Ford rammed Into the rear of the Rulrk ahovtng that rat Into the rear of the Pontiac. Damage eallmated to the Rulck eedaa waa MM, to the Pontine at SM, and to the Ford aUUra wagon •t S300. lam tlgating officer* Joe Hickeon and C. C. Dodaon rharged Baden with "careless and negligent d r iv iM ” Vocational School Registration Set Reglitratlon tor day r l i i u i at Seminole County Vocational School aril! Mart tomorrow from t t . m. M ill I p. m. Evening e 1 i a a at registration atarta Sept. I from T-S p m . howover ipptieathma will alao bo «eeoptod during tha day. Children from all over Seminole County will trek to their rrapeetlve achoola tomorrow morning to re­ gister for the IMS M senoot year which begim on Tuesday, Sept. I School buaea will o p e r a t e throughout the , county on regular schedules tomorrow, picking child ran up on the morning run. and will makt tha return trip at noon. Fifth and ninth grade pupila in the Sanford area will report to Sanford Grammtr School for regiaIralioa unlen they are within walk­ ing dlitaocc of PineercM School. Seminole County Superintendent of Public Invtmrtlon, R. T . Mil wee today, urged parent* to register their children fur school tomorrow. "Tbrugh this registration," MUwe« laid, "we are able to deter­ mine our crowded areas." “ Un­ til a c o m p l e t e registration ts made." he pointed out, "ws are unable to equally balance the load of children assigned to each school." Important to the registration of first graders, said Superintendent MUwec, is the fact that they must have a birth rertlficatc or evidence of dale of birth before they are reglitered. New facilities are awaiting many school children In various schools and in others, repainting, repair­ ing and renovation has been under­ way summer-long t<v put classroom* and schools in perfect con­ dition for the school year ahead. An increase of 100 pupils is eipected at Lyman School this year. This increase has been on an annual basts wtlh the enrollment at L y ­ man nearing the too mark. The registration firm • to 11 to­ morrow at Seminole C o u n t y schools, both white and colored, la the preliminary reporting prior to the artual atari of school on Tues­ day Sept. I when regular sessions and work will begin. S M A LLE S T T V C A M ER A F U E R T V , Germany lit — A Fuerth company has announced development of a tide vision camera only 31 inches long, and >.• Inches wide. It was described as "Use world's smallest T V camera." City Commission Adjourned Meeting Is Set For Tonile Tha Board of lanfnrd City Com­ missioners will meet tonight for a meeting ad/mnxd from Aug. a. The commissioner* will sit is an "equ* ligation board'' tn hear complaints on assessmenls and tasrs. Following Iht hearing tha official meeting of the Board of Commissioners will gel under way to coosiaer and dtseus* the pro­ posed budget for the fiscal year HUM So far, the commissioners have been unable to lop off any amount from the proposal submitted by City Manager Warren E. Knowles. The two-section budget, one of ll>e Utility Department end the other for General Government. Is at present some la.BOO tn eieaas of the 1134-33 budget The commissioners set for tivemselvrs a goal of reducing the pro­ posed budget by from XI in J0tboiisaml dollars In order that on Inert-are in milage would ha nrrestiry and slid maintain, in the budget, capital improvements un­ der consideration during the com­ ing year. Ready for approval In the pro­ posed budget, will be money for the resurfacing of more than sev­ en miles of city streets, street lights for French Ave. along with traffic aignala for the thorough­ fare. a new telephone rail hnt system for the 5anrord polire De­ partment. and a proposed swim­ ming pool for the Goldsboro Play­ ground. Lions Will Discuss Plans For Minstrel Plana for ,a minstrel this fall will possibly be formulated to morrow at the noon luncheon mretlng of the Sanford Lion* Club Harry L. Holler, Irish tenor and romedlan, will furnish the pro­ gram el the Lton'i meeting. Hol­ ier. It Is laid, will possibly lead the minstrel n«w being considered by the civic club. W Hugh Duncan, aecretary of Ihw Hanford Lion's organiration. urged every member of tha rluh to be present at tomorrow's meeting when the minstrel ts to be considered. *7.«; . A w o r lilr d P r m I rased W ire N O . 2 «J . Hi-way Meets Odham Session Leader I r i i'ijr-1, i - ’ir.mitte* of fk* Sei' in.Ie i - ,.ity t'hanvber of t'mnmerc* I ">g Range ILghwty Plannm» Committee headed by I! I , r . i I ' . ' | at 7 » al “ c f.^in e t.ake Amcrtvan I.rginn Hut, Ouhain. Friday. |«>urd an Inritalion to a'l .Seminole County till, (env inteneited In awlvling in tha project to serure 17 V righl-nf* i s on * 'eivir pride ' hvviv, to mee. with him an I t ■« commute* to lay p lv-i tor the i"imediat» aequiviti -n of tha neeeanry rg h lr f-wavv to insure ihe four lanwg, plains and warning of the Sa> ford Orlando Highway, A full tiro* serre'ire war em­ ployed Friday to rivudinri* th* Chamber of Commerce and Cttitens Cnmmitto* arttvitte* *nd to prnv id* an opportunity fur properly owners along 17 9! to walk in Ihemveliet »o eisntrihu'e rightof way property a* well as to se­ cure Inform vi av relative to lb# progress of ihe protect. Mts. J S Tnlje the new secre­ tary, vsitl m «W her headquirteri at the Chamb«r of Com mere# of. 1 ficn Bratley ridbant mad* putvft# his a- replanre In heading th* Cltlrens I’nmimllie and al tb# same lime appealed hv ettnens and pew t«erty owners tor assistance In pad■ting the project oyer lb# top. Odham a!>n said that it was. kt | hl« uptni in, a project lhat had at vlak., *lbe fiture progress and H lltlW N AB O V E I* the Rtudehakrr automobile ti-ctlrr on Its inn ' tiiivyt'i it Seminole t'nnnty,” Cog. after being thrown around and m u In a roll Icirri nn Celery Avenue miarvt <d l ! » fart ihvt the Road at Summerlin. A mother and her thiee small ehildren craw ted out of Board has provided the money foe ihe wreckage alive. Below I* Ihe rnmoletelv demolished (Jievrole l ihe tour taning o* th* h'**iL t.a. driven hv Therun Thomas of kero deai-h aft*-. It h-s-l inadu-d Into •k* St-Mtebcke- sai'**i tho rb ihe air a,it a h«p» top feiem 'll. into » e e l highway, an-! that right-ofway* wouM n#r#s,»ri|? hava to a powse pole. tH Uff I’bohai J * t»* vuoviiXh I orv a elvle pride b**|i, Brnley Otto.’ -o v.vil " I expect I . / lo do tb# M i In an days or tell the Ri>a 1 Board that P cannot be done ” * Od'-vin Inld Th# Sanford Herald, ! "we hjv* no assurance of whal •ha fnior* tinMi vine# at tha end of nest rear no on# Wrvow s who A 1(-year-old Navy wife hold­ ’•before I knew 4 « t had hit »h* will he Governor rw who'll h# thn ing a si a.week old baby in tier other ear.” fined Board memlier." |l# ad-led. lap white driving hec ear naituwrThelma D i m as also t,,ld g.in- j “ 111* ton ain he dm# with tha ly escaped death early Saturday ford Police Depai Invent Ihiitot- eooparati'in of tb# property own­ night as sb* atlrmpied a left man Jne Hick on that* **m> hua- ers in to days," turn into Summnlln Ave. off of baml ha* t<een dtutkitig on and Ti t Cltln '*» Comndtte# ahstrv Celery. man said "loplght i mwting *4 off all day.” Aeiotn|uinl»d bv tb# infant, her Also m the M r with 1 heron ihe I’rairi# l sh# American I j*two year old son Joseph Hugh Thomaa wa* James Oliver, 21- gion Hut v- ! h« pnmattlr to orBearh wo-V - m from the list of ""'I her four year old son Denn-.. vear old mechai • \ , ' , nsrr suhmilte,| hr vs-.ow* pe*v Mrs, Maslna O’Donnell, l'*0l and l.nuia Evans, p!e Brsiler Odham said, "In ad­ Sumrr»rlin Ave. had left h»r ont's woman whnsa dition to thaw* people j want tA mothar s home Just minutes h»- also at Vero Rrarlv. ixsu* an invitation to every person for* her ear waa literally d»*The Thomas car, w*>r>» It who i* * property owner aloni tvnyed, 'I crashul into th* m r Hri>rn by tha h gliwsy or eilirrits who vemitd kits. OTtonnal] was Irwveliog flu . I FJIonnall, f ew- in<n |l# a.r Lke to help lh» project bv h# pe** w rit on Celery Ave. vshot she and crashed tn*n a p -n -r prlr left thr liimif of har mother, Mrs. smashing tha rar through t'a e*n- sent at tonight's meeting.” Puke fitnfford, who live* at the trr. Two p -o rr llnt-v v - - broken Cullum Farm. but the pel# was Pot f- lail. Her ear was thrown completely Both cars were en p' t*ly da | ^ H C T C T o m O T r O W •round and over on ita top be­ fore atopping. Nellhee of th« nmhshed from C-# in. a I. Hun­ 1h# full story of lit# hurrlcann eblldien received a wtatrh fronv dreds of apectalof* ha i|-ir<t the rtsmvc# in *h» ajstern Joeatioe,* lb* smashup but the mother re­ work of th* invest if si ir-g offj. will l-e - ’.own tomorrow and Wedrcia and held up traflw fur near­ ru-idsy »; Ida Rli( Theatre, soceived posaibla minor injuries. The aicldent occurred when a ly an hour, c-ii.ilng b* manager Hecii Boiler, Mr». IVDminrtl and lb# four car, driven by Theron Thomaa, a li.irlng die emi rgetiry dtsaitef lr-»t*d at velis f tui il dn a, conducted by 31-yvar old septic lank worker r.f injuied Negro** kero lt>ach, rraibe-t mto the car tb* Fernald I a ghlnn yiemorial Ihe tm r.iran B i'l Crow, and tw llospitai. driven hv Mrs. OTtonnell. lb v art i by Ilia Semind# ConnArcordiog to Thelma Thomar, Investigating tbs s - (rnt arts tv Chap'i of Iba Red Cross, the 24-year-old wife of the driver of Hanford I'olire |lrpartin#nt "a. m - rr showing dramatically th* ear. they had hern visiting t ml men Jo* Hiin and f a il tl > mill iw of dollars In damage in Hanford and were on the way li'alvoo, I»r|- ity in rdf lluliliard jrfi 1- ih«- * «kr of two hurricanes, bark to \ evo Beach. She said, Lu’-atikv was also al the veer* wilt sene at • graphic guide for "ha wav angry at m* an) w#| assisting #x " a t Cnndatile J . Q iba lu ftc im m Ire damaged were arguing," and aha added, “ Hltm" Gailnway, area. LsGStTOVGU, Injuries Are Slight VreK** C* CLT IS James A. Kirby, 28, Dies Unexpectedly A t Shreveport, La. James A Klrbr. 3 , died auJden. ly al bin homo In Shreveport. La . Saturday, al 231 Jordan St Rom tn Miami on Sept 24. 193, ha spent till early youth tn Sanford, attend Ing Soulhiida Primary School He later moved to Jarkinnville where he graduated from Robert F„ Lee High School, An electrical engi­ neer. he graduated from Alabama Tolytcehnir Institute In 1*47 where he waa a mtmbor of 8AE Frater­ nity. If# alao held membership ht Ihe Methodist Church and the Optimist and Petroleum Clubs in Shreveport. Mr. Kirby wa« employed by tbr Bethlehem Supply C o , of Shreve­ port. Ho ti a Navy veteran of World War II. Survlvnra include Ihe tridow. Mr*. Em ily Kirby; a daughter, Caroline Lee Kirby, Shreveport;Mis parent*, Mr. and N n . William B. Kirby. Sanford; a titter. Mrs. Shelley Boone, lla in ti City; hla grand­ mother, Mrs. Martha Halfmat, Cookeville. T*nn.; two aunt*. Mra. Zeb Ratliff. Sanford; Mr*. Frank MacNeUJ. Miami; end tn R. G. Kirby of Cookeville. Funeral oenrlcea will ke < ed Wedneeday at 1 :3 p. 3 . al Ike First Metbediit CJtwreb wtfk Em E a r MIRon Wyatt and die Rav. J. E. MeKJaley offlelatng Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery i *L 9 M O N D A Y . A U G U S T 29. 19 Ml Fishing Rodeo Ready To Start f'Jtr Merritt rod Tuesday etcepi v»rx untoh trallrrrd s flarnonn thundershowers m">ilj In south portion. Hurricane Story W A LTER TE A G U E , TR A N S P O R TA TIO N Ptroerelini fee Btmlnele Count v frhool flvstaa (PhaAe ke JuiMm Studtol � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1955 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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ROAST T-BONE STEA K CLUB STEA K ROUND STEA K SHORT RIBS STEW B EEF EAT4BR 100HD BOOK XAT Rirr* DELICIOUS "EAT-UTT TPTIO HRLOW O t ____ S L IC E D B E E P L IV E R - 191 ‘Eat-Rite’ HAMBURGER 3 - ‘ l 00 LITTLE PIGGIES BREAKFAST UNK SAUSAGE ifcife FLORIDA COOKED M E A T «ir EAT4RI UAH BEEF ----- BACON SALE!----LOVETT* BACON B DAYS FRESHER! *TA T«ir PLATS ■ELSE �\J 9 vrr Wea flier ad ta ffrady in r» rtlr rlnudr with teal, terrd showers end lhundersh** erx Imtsv K-rnmlny less Burner. »u> tonight end Friday, 21% te • VOLUME XLV1 AN IVDEPEVDKV n t n r vNFX5PAPER fw c p tr p p DAILY SANFORD. FLOWIDA 1 TWSPAY, AUGUST 2S. 1935 9 A<m«Uteri P l / t w d W ire No. 261. Capt. Jackson Says 17-92 Four-Laning Is Stalemated SN A AS Only Master Until Right-Of-W ays Are Cleared Heavy Attack Base Captain Robert W. Jaekaon. Commanding Officer of the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station, mid the Seminole County Junior Cham­ ber of Commerce today that the local air itation ia the “ Msster Heary Attack Bssa" and the only one in the nation. And then he pointed out that It |i the only itation that he knot a nf that doesn't hare bua icniee from the adjacent city to the s’.ation'a gates. “ We don’t have trou­ ble getting the Navy men to town.” he said, “ but we do hate trouble getting them back to the atation at night." Captain Jackaon sad . “There Ira many mmora running ramiant that the Sanford Naval Auxi­ lary Air Station would be cloaed f Jaycees Are Asked To Help Prepare For Fishing Rodeo Mora than 000 fishing poles will be put in readiness tonight • t tha City Shop* to be used by the children next Wednesday dur­ ing tha annual Jayeea Pishing Rodeo at Trout Pond. Bob Kilpatrick, ehalrtnan for the event, said today, that poles, lines, lead xlnkera, hooka, and ro o ts will be renewed and put into tip-top shape so that young­ sters will have every advantage In catching tha biggest fish. Pish are being trapped by tha Came a te Preah Water Pish Commission to be used In restock, big Trout P ate. Porter tensing, local sports enthusiast, said that the fish will be larger this year than In ths previous rodeos. Numerous prises are being planned and prepared for filin g i n !< years old a te younger era •'.lowed to takn pert end will bo given poles, Knee, holt, and all paraph trial la necessary to catch ths big ones. In addition. Ice cream and cold drinks will he served I# those participating ia the Jaycee Fishing Rode*. Ruses will ope rata on a regular schedule to pick up children In every area for t te trek te Trout Pond next Wednesday afternoon. The number of burnt, stops, and routes will be announced later, Kilpatrick said today. Jaycees are urged te report to­ night to the City Shops to help ■Sid RIChard, la charge of pre­ paring tha poles, put *he mere than 000 cracker poles in readiness for n e x t,Wednesday. "It is a big talk,” Kilpatrick aatd today, -but wo will gat them all (a readiness to n ig h t" Panel Discussion Scheduled At SHS Friday morning Aug. 30 at 8:30 a m. Jn SeeninoU High grhool a panel discussion will te held on tha subject at "Bettor Schools for Cbildrea.” Devotions will be (Ivan by the Rev. Perry Stone of the First Christian Church. Tha panel will consist of modern lor, D. C. Williams, three students representing senior, Jun­ ior a te at e naatary schools; twa la c te a l Brim —, Use 8H8 u»W «at principal. Andy Bracken a te • legislator, Valin WUteaia Jr. Howard Gordi* wfll tin# a coin aa entertnlasasMt. lap arta a te aa* aaunramaata will alaa ka Made. The public ia Invited U a ttate and aapadallp ynrento who a rt interacted la batter acbecta far their thlldrra. lap” a ill t e stew* tomorrow at McKinley Hall at T a te • : » p. at. All Iriaadt of tte church are fata Had la attend, atetad tea Bat. MUtoa Wyatt. T te fila deal* with tte Ufa ata ri a l tea tanadar a t tea Meteedict Church. A Waa>viO offering wtH t e U tea. again. I think I ran hriag you a brighter pic'ure today." “ Every station has a Master Shore Station Mailer rian. and we hast one at the Sanford base." tha Captain explained. And he commented further that “ Tha Mas­ ter Plan is a comprehensive study in tabular, narrative and yraphie form which depicts the ultimate growth of the station. It is a plan­ ner'* dream world. Upon these plans we have a well founded pro­ gram for expansion." Captain Jackson told the Jaycees. “Today. II >ears after the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station was activated, ws have ths same physi­ cal layout and ths same buildings with which the station started.” Humorously, he said, “ Even the termites know each of us by nama." For practical convtnichon and for future building, permanent buildings will be erected Only the wartime structure* will he tern porary," said Captain Jackson.. "And our Mastar Plan", tha Cap­ tain told tha group, “ includes par minent structures." The SNAAS Commanding officer explained to ths Jayeeei and their guests the many offices and com m ates through which each request must te submitted when recom­ mendations for future buildings and expansion are made. And then. Captain Jackson said. Congress considers aach item and It U alther approved or turned down ate then allocated, directly to tte station and not through each military office through which the request was channeled. The Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station has been favored twice since Its reactivation. In IMS, Captain Jackaon commented, au thorliatioa was received to expand tte Bast-West runway to 0.000 fret to teka cars of the newer type plane*. We .were l i w f m n again “What see hare planned far next year will he ts projects," Cap­ tain Jackson emphasised. "Taken from our Master Plan, which for obvr.ua reasons cannot be des­ cribed" And he added. "I don't think I'd be amiss to fell you our greatest need la for a Urge, huge hanger to take rare of our squad­ rons." Captain Jackson remarked, " I 'n sure that Congress will te looking at this far next year. "The Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air SUtion has bern provided with limited funds with which to operate, and wo fry to gat the most out of every dollar given to us." This operating fund. Is for tha eivlUin payroll, utilities, and Iht money is spent right here In Sanford. Our operating fundi for this rear, te Mid, are 14 pat cast greater than last re a r." Captain Jackson outlined far tte Jayeaua at Ihetr noon luncheon meeting today the proposed spend­ ing of ( 1M.000 far repair* a te ad­ ditions to the present structures and facilities at tha local statioo. Ha explained that a 110.000 ad­ vance fund has been received for the architectural planning for 40 by 100 Butler Type bulldingr to provide shop spare for the squad­ ron* stationed at tha local base. “Thu Indicates to me," be said, “to il w all get the rest of tha mooay whan plans are rompleled. "Tha individual man to the Na­ vy la tte best weapons we have. “ For tte welfare of thasa men we have received funds to proride greater recreation facilities at GoMcn Late. “ I h a rt every reason In balleve that we will get more project* ap­ proved before next July," a te t e addtd sailing, "we've asked for (tea." "One expression at our expan­ sion program U the monthly pay­ roll. 8170,006 U distributed every month to the military a te civilconsideration I h t many tea personnel, which doesn't take chocks received by dependent families aad local banks far dapoolt to personal accounts." turn ms rising bis explanation at tte station ex­ pansion program, told tte Jayctes that t t e Basfard Naval Auxiliary Air Station to a 10,000.000 plant aad that "Wa do bare aa orderly program." Ha explain­ ed that " I bava every reasea t o believe that soma major construe* Uea wtB t e starting at tte local stotioa bp Jbly of 1107." Wa'ra delighted to te bore In toa g ^ te to te 10 toa m m «te» T J r s t toara ana « p t o M M y M a t m ■fltoi m b a a i aBlaan at to t laral ■ to la . And te M t h t e i "A Mas to tte 8 ^ tojW M M ter la whre yau are f l 't ! a re 4# m - Bombshell Explodes At Meet 7th-Day Adventist Registration Set For School Year Next Monday and Tuesday, Aug. 29 and V), arc registration days at the Sanford Seventh-day Adventist Elementary C h u r c h school located at Seventh St. and Elm Avc. tirades one through eight arc being offered this year, whereas, last year only grades on* through six were available to patrons of the church and com­ munity. "Children and psrenU alike arc looking forward with eagerness for the opening of the school on Sept. 0. They hair a new school!" It was brought out by tha Rev. W. J. Oilman A. If Waterman, builder for th* Florida Conference of Seventhday Adventists who ti m charge of construction. Is pushing comple­ tion of the building to order to have the educational room ready by the opening date of school. This new educational and wel far* building is a two-room concrcta-block structure of modern design with floor spar* of 1,*7I feet. One room la to be used for a school room; the other room will serve aa welfare ceoler and recreational purposes. This building, says tte Rev. Oilman, Is btlng made possible by (untribulioiu of member* and friends. Car b Completely Destroyed By Fire A t (.*80 p m. TusMwy're 1MI Cadillac Coupe De Villa was comp’etely destroyed about one-half mile eft highway 17-02 on B ute Road 410. Owner of tha car la Letli* Merle Foster, Oviedo. The ear had reportedly caught fir# on th* Inside fiont and burned all the way bark • Three fir* extinguisher* and a water truck were used to try to v* It. Investigating were Ptlmn. Carl Williams, Ptlmn. T. Mari Mark; Deputy Sheriff Eubanks and the Forestry Service. Grandfather Says Child Too Noisy; Girl Fatally Beaten TEXAS CITY. Tex IT-A TOrear-old man wa* charged with murder last night after beating his 8-year-old granddaughter to death with a hammer because "ate was making too much noise." Robert Wallace told Asst. Dili. Atty. A. A. Alexander and Police Chief O. C. Beard that t e smashed Franc** Jean Wallace's skull as aha sat coloring pictures. II* said •he had been “singing and holler­ ing" while he wis trying to sleep. T te child was struck some 20 times. T te parents. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Wallace, wer* at work. Relatives said th* grandfather had been mentally depressed recently a te had attempted autelda. - v• Dial Uni cashes Barrage Of Words k* A re Nearer; H uston The ^e.nton*.. County Chsmhre of Commerce I one Itvnge High* way ’ e Committee, hcsd» I by J. Bfalter i v h « ,,. «»s hroucht .0 to dele t*«r nigh* or si! duta:!* completed In th» pt»m for fourIvnli.g 17from the Sanford City limits lo th» Orange County fee*. a yp. » m W i * i *« line. •Go st ^iisn. l-oowej Mre'ing th* lT-member |*i' os'f* *1 I n '., liiy t roinmttirr fast night wera R o il *#• *avi-)>**iwi p r,o*rd rirmhor Wiltisrn Dial ef »i" . . . . . t s f * * ti* tr e a ­ ■'rlsndo DDt-irt V";in«*r F:tfhl* ts ll»«t«to, sen t H.'-rVr Green snd A olstsnt Dutr.et En« *»■**. ul *<e»^i*|e of It gmrrr C. A. Benedict. shsw* .» o*i »** c * * After Seminole County Commis­ sion Chairman John Metsch •I Cs-psie* Newcomers and Chimber of I roughs the members up to the H«« »UI (m < A* h i M s Commerce members drank co.Jre minute on 'he county's work A. AIih » fells* ' and ate d«tjghnuls this monuig kills on the s'crrin g of r i g h t * of-irev Informstion. A s s i s t * at lb* Seminole County C ham vr snt Distiiot Engineer Benedlot of Commerce third “Coffee G*.b" told the rrru p that deeds for program. parcels of property from the Five Program emcee Don Itiha Point* inter*eelion to the Orance grcc.cd the guett* with president­ County linn will he completed next elect George Touhy bringing th! week. group up in-dal* on Clumber setIPs) potot«.!!v totd the Chamb­ vitics during the part month, er's Itichwav Planning Committee, Touhy said, “ There Isn't f tx u n I'm s little hit eo.ifuird on th* to be said about the 17-02 htg J7-02 deal." Then he added, “ I way four-toning project and i s am surprised that there are ftemlimportance to Seminole Count . rule County people who doubted You can Imagine the present ro. I that Orange County would net being four-laned or annthrr roid complete Its end nf 17-02. running off th* bridge by-pasSnig Dial emphsrtred to the eltlrens* Sanford” croup that "all enctorrrt In tho Touhy told tha chamber me Poad Derusrtmctrt In thia D irtrirt ber» and guests that the ‘ Co'lr h*»e 17.1? a* their top project." Club” idea Is catching on Its stated that, “There's never West Palm Beach and Lake!landl--------------------— | Permission will be caked of the t* -n anv doubt as far »* Orange foWowmg suit. Seders) Power Commission by County ■• eonreroe«t. 1 iff .s;t> i T (a Gag and Oil [ Sanford Naval Auxiliary Alt “We have a vital Interest in - upur-ilmn to cun truet and op R"n " ?g'n*. *oll censersation there ar'rriat hlphwsT*, and quit# Station’s Commanding O ff i t e r ••rale a natural g«< pipeline link-j*'1 B f J ’ Seminal* Boil GMiari Captain Itobcrt W. Jack-on, said f 'a n k l v h e adjrd, "there’s *800,mg soulliwr.tern sources of a tip .|'« tlu n Disirlct reported his month n.m that “ We're getting a great In m the hu lg*t for t ; ,»2." ply With p rs c lira ''/a ll major F k s.i‘7 adlvitics i<t members of the flux of new personnel st tgr itj Commenting on ths progrea* ot rid* break's. board reccn'.ly, tion." lie also reporter! Hint rlirsg the i prrlintinniy wn’k on til* four* monthly payroll averages akproxl Ttu* word was ( |vrn te the be. ,K» »,ul "Thl" if f‘ ,m Isniiig project D'sl told *he high­ nutrly 1270.ux) with sllitionsl I mlno'c t otrnly » 'amber of Com- plans were . rked nut with John way group, "W hy it has taken all amounts coming directly t-l fami­ m m e by a represanlattva nf the Higgiru, II II. Hunter, and J C summer long to mniplela th* ah* Hiilchlton.” In sddilion, he added lies and dependents. rone rn yerterday. Approximate!/ 125 horses will in his report. "Two Initial mover strarti, I don't know It's a ter* Captain John Blackburn, Centt'ffie |»H to y*' a Federal proAr,-online lea newx reeeivrd here manding officer of ItotWm* One. nerad# down First St. on lush r m Sanford al the Chamber nf Com- saltnn plans were worked out with Jn t planned, budgeted, approved Day with mrml>rra of Ike Hu y Jack Smith >nd K M. I j IIi' v.'* introduced by Captain Jacks-n Hoot* Hiding t int.. The lime for mene otflrr, the line vrotil.l link “ Tho major portion of tint* vseek a -I aH details worker) out," ka told the group that “We're happy the Sanford area with the pipe- was spent,” Wiggins told1 the laid. the event h«s keen set at I" * to be here." And continue I, "J An I thro tike « hornhiheil due* parade will act as the le« I- ; line with a hnnrtrr station located heard niemhr is, “ in kdim i nut hope relations with the Ns y In offThe Ing the meeting. Dial fairly about* for a slate of activities ache- bctwrs'n S.mforil and Dcltary in priv at* fish ponds." I’n were Sanford and Seminole C ourt1 will duled to run throughout the dev Volusia County. kiiic.r inut for o. c tun. Cur ad "I'm rot sure ynu want this continue to be as good as r< orted a id will tw* Immediately followed The Invcstmrnt will apprnilmite A. G res d! to me and will improve in tge fu­ hy a fish fry al the Farmer* tl 10.000.000, according In a re- Its Green, Gtc no Norm Irfi rou th's," he said, F n tn t, n c F. A “ t "I rawrh.e Dodd, and ture." nononq i* tpeni on le»>e by F. K Stanley, rhstrmsn I)) nH, according lo the !>-p'irt. Vuction Market. tht< r> «d there Is not arnther road Captain Blsekburn added! “ We At the Club'* Arena at 1 p i” and president of the corporation "Moat ot them pond, were out will appreciate your tolfranee a rodeo will g«l underway with He-irtngi are slated In begin in of Palanrr snd contained rough m th# rounty with a priority that with the noise problem « b i« will eelf, roping, wild row milking October, said Forrest E Breck- fish. "1ha ponds will be properly this ere has. and there are other he an Increasing one In fie fu greasy p'g catching, and other cnridge, chamber manager, who rrsln. kfd With him' gill bream pl.vret to tho district that want lure." events. Prises will l»e awardqd. rrcrlvrd the information about the and black ha*s by the Seminole additional money badly.” • I'ntil vn i people get together Starting at 0:30 will he • | ssrt project. Soil Conservation District." I -.pure dance at the Sanford It will take one year to rondrurt The report staled (fiat "One and g 't th'a right of way com­ I Xrtnorf with music furnished by the line with gas being suitable pond, In the Geneva area, * i« pleted, we e tn 'l do a thing," ha ' the Hordowners. All proceeds of 10 the area by the end of IM7. sampled under th* guldancn of > Dial warned, “ Cnleit th* peop!# the dance will go to Die Crippled Stanley, to his statement r*. Male Soil Conservation Service ' Children's Home. leasrd to the press through the Hlulogist Howard lli'-land, ami a Ion.* the highway login to rta* ORMOND BEACH M V Rich­ tire that until they b-gln to eonIncluded In the featured esents local Chamber of Commerce, ard C. Friend. 01, Invegtor and art to t>r 25 mounted children •aid that marketing agreements the results showed that the lakc • :•*«r ttr« pro (ret a eivl* one and former employe of the U S Sleet rganiied into • drill ie»m. They|alycidy made with gas distrihut mntainrd a large number of gar a tot of pe-vplv negtn giving proCorp.. died yesterday. Re lived are from the Batinell Ranch in ms companies, Imlurtriallsts, and li'h and suckers and very few pnty t* ’Ka right nf way. It will bream and bas>,'' her* 16 jeers. I>- l.ami. municipalities "more than'' war* The final Item of the report ever b<- eoinnlete t I haven't any sympathy with the.* people. If Friend bed been aupe'fntrndent — — — —— — —rant the undertaking. made hy Wiggini brought out. of the forcing drpartm rlt of the wr don't spend th* butlgeted that \Mlliam West, leeretary to P \T M CVIIIISION P"*er commission generally U. S. Steel n*. Pittsburgh. Pa., and, money on this highway this year. the local dirtrirt, has <h-\eloped MIAMI '**—ilrs James D. Cm,k “ '"'Plelcs »*• work on such apple while there. Invented 4 «af<ty It r i'l I e charged against tha a good FFA television program •farnt »« months. I wrench, which was named-fm him, to. wa. killed yestrrdar when her dealing with conservation and will ili-irlil next sear and sre wilt b* a te 40 other a:tide* the corpora, mdum j * .« w . £ £ • £ £ } be presented at noon on Sept. 7." )j-t I at much longer getting tha atrccl Intersection. lion U sliU using. prole. | completed.' •third, by the first ot I0M The To i|ue«G ins plied to Dial by ror;>orallon will then begin deliv­ ci ,iirr an Drailey njhanr and ering MO.wxtonn cubic feet of gas • 'de Commissioner Ksrl lligginper day into Florida. ti.lhani. h.e said, "The fear exThirty-inch pipe will be laid, ac­ rre»se»l already is this—If money cording to plans outlined yester­ BOA e L Is rpenl on right-of-ways—hose day, to a point In Florida where air s.• i going to hava money |* f| distribution begins in spread. The for lie connect-up? step down wilt be graduated, re­ “ It’s going to lake a civic drlva WASHINGTON iv-Serretary of quiring lf> Inch pipe st first, then 20. Irpcring off with I* Pipe re­ Slate llullrs said today East-West to ms'«e th • people along thia quired will weigh 300,000 Ions. It negotiations at the forthcoming Big route rralire that It's their duty will he laid a dlstanca of 1,110 Four foreign ministers meeting to *««!•!." D al related. The bomishrlt in th* meeting will put tu the lest the “true miles, including laterals. The Slate Chamber of Com­ spirit” of amity developed at Ihr* fell when D'sl, listening to ban* merce gave Its endorsement to summit conference at Genova last trrrd Huru'sion anting tha com* oilttce members, rpoV* tip ami told this Houston Corporation, former­ month. Dulles told newsmen that this the group, “ If tha right-of-way ly, on N'nv. 14. st the organisa­ tion's irth annual meeting held was a point Intended In be made Isn't solved, then It stands to to President Eisenhower's foreign season that the road will necessi* at Miami. policy speech before the American late a cheaper rout* front the Bar Assn, at Philadelphia yester-j bridge, by-psssing Sanford." And A f H a l f M f l C f day. Dulles said there was no new he added, “Burveya have bee# wadr " Dial pointed out to th# group The secretary of state spoke with reporters before flying from Wash­ that he wasn't threatening the NEW TORT RICHEY <*-11**1 ington to New York where he a ill group, that th# statement wa* flew at half staff here today to address the Council on Foreign R«-| mere fart. “ tYe don't do business teeor ot Ifaney lleeker. T». who lalions tomorrow. on th* Road Board that way," k# owned to Lake Erie Monday said. •kite aa a honey moon cruise. James A. Wright, one #f th# CITBLR JUICE PLANT T te Heckers act out from hare leader* In th* French Av*. project, May 81—10 days after their mar- FORT CANAVERAL OF- FmH told th* group that "This road la rlage—on a cruise which took them Industries toe. of Bradenton signed | much mor# vaiuaMf to Drang* a 10 year leas* far 30 acres with County than it I* to Sanford. 4 ,m mile* about the country. They fan lata rough water* srith th* Canaveral Tort Authority yes-, Orenga County h at got to sxsmpll* their K-foot boat to Lika Erie. te n te r. It laid th* land will be fy snd show th a t they want this Ik* Captain Betert W. Jackson ate Cantata Jeka Blackkuca Mrs. Heckar. TO, was rercual whan. used far a citrus Juice plant and a I gead toe " Ax ±n afttrthe IK MMII «M f * f lL 4 JE$tm A«M iur t Newcomers At Coffee Club's Morning Meeting $no Private Fish Ponds Will Be Restocked With Better Fish Million. Plan Bi Eyed By Gas Firm Dusfy Bools Sets Gala Festivities • fe ll For Labor Day Here R. C. Friend Dies In Ormond Bcqch 'True Spirit' Test To Get Going Over Flags naif DDuai Honoring Hecker to l.y f , XU," ' - ln |he |(Wi �Optimism Halt Is Reported THI MAIN m m of Wlnrted. Cowl, la a maaa of rubble (top) with concrete manhole columns (left) reaching up to th# original atreet level. In fore, ground U a wrecked 1955 ear, sma-hed beyond rreogmtinn. Martial law has been declared. In nearby Waterbury. a marked salvage worker (bot­ tom, left) takas a breather la a aimCar scene of destruction that includes a house (background) that wa« swept a block from Its foundation by th# raging Naugatuck River. At right. Linda Synkowic*. 6, receives a tvphoid shot at the town ftghta to prevent disease from possibly-polluted water. NEW YORK JR-Th* Naw Yerk Tun*» Mid today that the Eiitfl* bower administration has a policy decision "to put a braka rn th* optimum created by th* Bis Four conference lait month at Geneva ” That u ths maaning of lh*mai a President Eisenhower's speed* be­ fore the American Bar Aim. at Philadelphia yeiterday. laid a Washington dnpatch to the Timei by Jam ei Reiton. The itory noted that tha ipeach emphailxad that th* "spin! of Ganava". if it u to be "genum* and not ipurioui." mult not be uied to juitify th* dlviuon of Germany, the anaUsemrot of the sateilitas or the activitiai of subvartlva communiia The itory continued: Eisenhower's them* «ss ifraed upon in tha National Security Council altar widespread indica­ tion! that th* "Geneva spirit" wa* beinf regarded to iom* Allied and neutral countnei, not ai a mean* to a seneral European lattlanifnt. but at an *r»l In itielf. Accordingly. Elsenhower and Secretary of State Dullei decided that it was time for a public warsm t. That warnini was that the Unit ed States government regarded the more friendly attitude at Geneva as a first step toward tha reunifi­ cation of Germany, tha asteaiion of freedoms to the satellitas and the abolition of anti-American propaganda by the Communist ap­ paratus Officials Refuse To Give Comment While Under Oath TAVARES OP—Five children ofj A letter to Roseborough from . school for Croatans. Children from Allen Platt were dropped from! G. E. Brant, superintendent nf this school are admitted to Holly Mount Dor. white school, because |chooll <t HoU l m s c ^ Hill'i whit* high school, Brant of lufpirlons. they hid Negro1 blood, three Lake County school durrd at the hearing, said the wrote. He added: "They (Croatana) do children attended an elementary officials said. not associate with Negro*, and flut th* 'chord officials refuted become highly Insulted if anyone to say under oath that thay know suggests they are part Negro. I the Platts a rt part Negro. would rather think they ere not. The testimony, taken at a riot#.! They lite in e community to themhearing Aug. 10. wa* made public selves." yeiterday by Circuit Judge Tru­ DAMASCUS, Syria (/-L'nidantiman G. Futrh Testimony waa giv­ f:ed assailants toda> tried to as­ en by Kendall R. Jones, former sassinate Hamdi Saleh. Syrian •rhool board member; C. A. military prosecutor, wounding him IS T i s r rtstt t i t r n i R T . si* Vaughn Jr., county superintend‘ in the leg, police announced. J iiiir i« t . rin c tiT . iv avis ent, and D D Rmeborough, Mount Pol ire launched a hunt for th# r n r a i :w t \ n ir c o i v t v , f l o r iim i H *.*rt:m so. aiea Dora principal •ssaisini. Seen# of the attempt U i L U A i f O. ss B A Y ER . Sheriff Willis V. McCall, who was not announced. Plaiatiff. had recommended th* Platt chil­ The authorities and the assailMINNIE LEB WEAVER, dren be taken out of white school! ants probably-or*. members?of the Msrsre: rn aeaas^nsiT*^ but Wit not celled to th* hearing, Social Nationalist party, several of L « . *%'••«•*, « h « i* told newtmen he was not cur- whose leaders are charged with T O!•** illrnl* k«o»» illrlll > || lltl Slanders''. Piro.t C o le im b i a. prlted Platt's attorney* didn't get complicity In th* .in tim a tio n ef Smith Carolina I any information "because they Col Adnin Malki. deputy chief of Pitas* t*k. nolle* that ?te are r-iulrad la fit* >«.r writ' aik*d the wrong parties" staff. April 31 Saleh wrai to prose­ h«r*Xr i»n daftns♦•. parssnally or kr an McCall tald “the evidence will cute the case. alternay. nn or Xafoi* S itU nkir 1*. Ills si th* nfflras of ih* i*Urk he presented at the proper time or Ih* rirr-ll rnurt. at Ih* Court to prove they hate Negro blood." ll'iua*. in Panfurd. Florida, and In mall a ropy thsranf la Karlrl* Plait says bis family is nf Cher> TALKS OPENED Houtkoldsr. Atmrnay ter Plaintiff. ke# Indisn and Irish-Amencan de­ LONDON jr —Yugoslavia and th* F. O B n is. Bastard. Flarlds. in scent and attended white schncls Soviet Union opened talks u Mos • rartstr. dlterra procaadisg pass­ ing yea In th* Circuit In South Carolina. He is aula; to cow today en establishing direct court.agarotr Math Judicial Circuit *f force the school board to accept air aervlce between Belgrade and Planes, it. *sd far eaminnl* CasaIr. In Chancary. an abkrcylaiad his children. the Russian capital. lltla of aald causa balsa. William p Waavar. Plainllff. ya Sllasl* t-a# Uaavar. Dafandant. and harain fail noL or a dacra- pro csstaaa* will ha aniarae atainat ) au w iinast my band and nfflclal • aal at Panfard. (tmlnsla county, ri-nda. tbia l!th day of Aufual. O r Harndar ~ "*• Circuit OuurS Xarlyla ifauahnldar Atlnrpar far Plaintiff . P. O Bat >1 M r.fu rdd rPlartd a. Assassins Hunted By Syrian Police Legal Notice A HIND leads Mr*. Agnes Ktrrff frots the srenr where her grandeon.Rirhard Shamblln.70, 6 foot three Inches and weighing 700 pounds, was fatally shot by Deputy Sheriff H. W. Trail In Lm Angeles. The shooting was touched off when Trail was sent to arrest the youth for violation ef his three-year-probation. The eOror seised Shamblin without haidcuAng him. According to the police, Shamblin took sdraitage of that. After three rails to lilt and warning bullets over heel. Trail shot the youth dead. Arizona Farmer Reports On Tour NEW YORK OP — An Arisons farmet returned today from a tour of Ruialaa agricultural areas and said that Russian farm production “la not up to ours either In quan­ tity or quality." John M. Jacobs of rboenia tald. however, the Rumens are doing a "pretty good job of return raising sad abeut SS per rent of It u mechanically picked " Jacobs was on* of a group of American farmers «ho spent ill week, ts the Sovitt Union. SCENE OF N. AFRICAN VIOLENCE IsFXfFT Does Your Home Need Repairs Or m e 7 Dl J 'ORO# , i* *# : •a ii^ Modernizing? #J •• • • / • FHA Improvement Lotua arnilgble At Lew Cost • FAST 8ERVICB AFRICA ’• - j ) rf i H**t*. in Mater*. la #• U Florida. StS I* mall R0^ « : r »^,iV.Va’;e!#r a . " . ,f,,,a Legal Notice m NO. rt-Lia J. LABELLE. s tkf S r « ? fifcnmSrsp s: FtaleUff. tAh*fl», fitfcnd.nt. are Mr e#l, or a do-ra* pro r«a eat lireer b v R**fh. c Maas* laka a ,*r«hyr**ulr*4 ~r eaftaia*. pa . , ■ ■ seratr. *a dr M are l i s l t a , MSI. at U* pttu** #t tea £t< Ik# Circuit Couri. as she c* _ • r FLORIDA. LEONARD BUTTON. D O tilS i OF INTENTION TO RAKE ICATIOX FOR FINAL DieL*V*,0» IT UAT CON- »■• « e y k f e . p t . m k a r V t d " S!*Kf' ,V „UU 4U “ r ” au«S il (•/ Ckarlta Laniard (ilad kit (laat ropnrt *■ Cicrutnr t t k . E s i a u . t LEO N AR O Bl.'Ti t t o CARD *'-5 **• “ON. Dor** tad; Ikat ha hl*4 kls GOVERNMENT TAKES OVER BOGOTA, Colombia / — Pres­ ident Gustavo Rojes Plndla's gov­ ernment has innounced It is taking over control of th* price and dlatrtbuttoa of newsprint A smoldering govemment feud with th* prats was climated two w e e k s ago when authorities slapped censorship on all newtpera la the country for enticur handling of guerrillas in Tolima state. B IMS MAP shows where vtnlMine erupted In Worth A W a, Mevtnf almost 1.000 revolutlooertee and rrenehmea dead. T h e drrt out* broth In Tunisia (1 ) was toon quelled by French Lrfionnatn*. The nart violence occurred In PhtUppevllle. Algeria (3 ), where 00 Frenchmen end 4S3 terrorlits were killed. H arrteet hit from the /roach itAadnotat. wne the RRell mining town e l Ouod t a n (3 ). where L O N t a r t a r MhaRROR came down from tha hois shooting and burning the aoVoaMa. A meeting et Arab and French leader* was called In the E ta m h roeart ed A U lee Seine to aeek <to o k .J o fL kNEEO *SA N O FR D asm *a& 4ILWTK me JJuA . fy v d o iL AT YOUB FAVORITE GUOCRR’8 W ELCOM E N A V Y 0 P Maraden dnerSc af tbs a rcu lt Court Houabaldar Ptatautf WILL YOU BE OUR GUEST? • We bare leased N Alr-CaRdittaad I Mar-Lee Metal Absolutely F re t Itap • f t t t t ef | D m to a Vow A rt . . . WITH QUAUFIRD CAREI Ihn wMder drug* m s l work j r r n l Alp D to tta No finer Mid anywhere! ThU rearns fintr fUvor. e iit t h U product for you! Trr on? dalldou Dad MUkt ButUmllk: rttXUh. •i fnatfA Drag Store i» F .a I with i �§ t h e sa n t o r o Tltur*. Auc. 25. loss l\ic* 3 nF.nAT.Ti Spectacular Chase Ends In Tragedy For Fleeing Soldier IS L A M O R 5 P V r —\ * p e c U ru Ia r c h a .e at 100 n n l f i an ho ur ended in the death o( a fleeing w ith e r tact night and M ocked tr a f f ic on the O v r r * f ii« H ig h w a y between M i^ m i and K e y W r it . H u n d re d ! o( au to m o b ile *. b rn e* and tru c k * w e re alrand ed on both a idea of the In d ian K e v f ill bridg e a fte r a c a r d t u e n h ) P e t. Jo h n J . V a c c a re U a . 19. .*m »»he.l into the d ra w a» it atatted to n ee to let a boat through. G eorge R m n rd t la id the rh a« e b e ­ gan at a fillin g ata** n n e a r Kev Meat when the *o |d ic r pulled in fo r g a io ltn e and fled without p a v ­ ing fo r it. Ite n n ttt w a» alerte d and rha«ed the c a r to a p \ n t near M arathon w h e n V p l S I I . W alke r Joined in Itrn nett vaid he and W alke r pulled th e ir c a r t alongside the fleeing aoldier m ore than once and that t i e «oldier •'tried to w re c k u» by rigging a ll o v e r the t o a d " Vafcarella, identified from * H e a v y b e am * « e ie tw itte d out d r iv e r '* lice n » e , liv e d at t nion ef thape h» the r ra - h and w o rke rv C'it>, X J „ and w a * R a tio n e d at had to u » f acetylen e torchev to cut t 'a t r p G o rdo n. G a Ilia body w a* » « j> the w re cka g e a n t rem o ve bad ly m ang led . the had*. r.rrvlieU «*id the autom obile V aeHonda H ig h w a y P a lto lm a n H ERE'S THE SA LE ALL eare P a w a* d r iv in * way repo rted • lo lrn f r t m Ir v .n K a t r p rin c ip a l of M ia m i Reach" H igh School. Southeast Farmers School Bus Tragedy Toll Rises To 11 Deeper In Debt A l'M M A jT -I a im e r * in Hie S m t lir J>t are .11 m illio n d o lla r* deeper in debt Ih i* y e a r than !a *t. a D ep artm en t of c o m m erce Mine* re v e a le d to d ay. • M S I " I \ I KAM O V S IN G A P O R E e —Th e L e ;i* ! a t .v e fa rm m ortgage* In the «#• en A tte m b ly todav voted it* " la * '." «tat# area h a 1 e r -en to hcM > J . three-m onth e.vtenvion of a t ia te POO, th ird la r g r - t >| an* region in of e m e ig e n c y d e v iate d in IM S to th r I'n it r d State* com bat c 'o m m u n itt tu bver»io n A breakd........ e nde dc Ine* • A«cem bly tp o ke tm e n *aid new vho w et M aham a n o itg a g e * r o .e •‘ p e a c e tim e " la w * aim ed at co n ­ Dorn i.\ ; d :y.o i*i m tt»j» to »*ii ;* t n t l .u u l a . the debt tro llin g t o n im u n .d a r il* m e t in 000 |h;< yoat tbit R di«h erow n colony w ill he went fro m $.’i> v*t ivyi i j $„•( <v>y iw i enacted at the end of the re te n tio n G eo rg ia v-sJ toj ow to j;o m; o.*o period | | ■.# * ■. • i |* i n * i H o w e v e r, the m a in la n d P r d f r a ­ tion of M ata va l* continuing 11* ( la it iia t r d fio n I V n .S ta le l niv e re ily a* an r n c u i r . r -ta tr of e m e rg rn c y . SA N FO RD W AITS S P R IN G C I T Y Tenn f — T h e lo ll tn Ie r in r - » re « w o r*t cchool bu* acc dcn! ro e to I t t.vday w ith the death n > ft. kw.wid hoapital of t-y e a r-v ld J e r r y M ince* .S -v » ra l otbe•* - r e • ?,11 ll«?»d tn .e rio u v eonddlon at h .v ip ita lj at R o ek w iw d a n t t ' j i u n o n n Te n w r ie Ki r I when the R hea C o unty bu* ta kin g |0 ch ild re n fio m the ' p mg C ity e le m e n ta ry • i bool to l l i r i r r .m rv , w i« ttrv irk Mon.tav h< a ' e .-■• tra m )u«l tu n h io , I*, f om r e . h. a; a e t” *» . u ti V * * h | l« v - . fn r lh twvrm In ' H ia le a h 's I aunngo j*n t f V . P ie c ln e M . FOR!. Annual August Sale FRIDAY 2 DAYS ONLY F A V K I* • • > Save bvi'it Metro Mntiilmi* of Svvr.ilrr.a, Skirl *, Sport«vvrnr. rm li’rvvrnr. ami nt * • nml Ic.«v limit 1 . nf former price*! liorrtiv t« our Hit* oitci’ r->cur alnio.vt uivc'-avvav Salr. rhoic-e. W A V II IW 1 IP UNIM B rem nanla n f the hnurdwaTk (to p ) »< Caeolm a Peach M C , and irto a l o n ^ . n . etta a fte r llu r rie u n e D u n e reduced th e rew irt to a •hum ble*. At h* ’ !om . a :n n e|* il r ••tn r ■* • 'lei-i .*•o v tre d ilr c a t in U ic u n u u im n l arctuvn <ii the p raelieally-ab an tw in ad In w n . ( J a le r a a l tonal 5®v*»dpivotoi) C o l. H o race A lla rv e i Were 2 05 • Tormerly S.9.S lo 16 05 NYLON*, DACRON, And COTTON .99 5 N ow been BLOUSES '1 .9 8 -2 -9 8 rhmvye front Kgnwin n * nt e * lik* denrginnn. Hottv lltcrtford or HoIiIhh Hrook.i. Pick .lackrt I lies vote, SunImck.v. print*, nlicc’i* or -oltfl color*. .See tht.vo Prt’ltic.vt o u r Voilr*. Oinsr* Jiatnv, ChitmltrRyi mnl Lnvvnv. 8a\<* 1.100 to H I 00 on cadi Ureas, hue* V» lo 17, 12 lo 20, i r 3 lo 21'-. A**n yeaterd ay co nfirm ed that a N orth A m e rica n H o o t' S u p e r S a b re Je t fig h te r piloted hv ll a n r * topped goo m ile i an hour la * . Sa tu rd a y over vnutliern ( alifu rn ia H a n r i' flight reportedly wav m ade at IS.iM ti feet w here the »peed of sound it M3 In recognition o f h i* ach ie’fe m rn t. C o l. lla n r * . d ir e c to r o f flight tr ill al an A ir F o r e * H a « e in C a lifo rn ia , w ill re c e iv e the Ttiom pvon trophy a l Ih c N ational A ir c ra ft Show in P h lla d e lp h .j nevl m onth. 5\ e r e M any Jet* p re vio u sly bad b-oken the sound h a r r ie r , hut th is w a i the firs t tim e sp ecial equipm ent w.ia v a ila b le to tim e the flight a c c u ra te ly . -V -1 T N nvr i* 8 .88 1 / 1/3 to l/ 2 Off IIIT II'K TO *• ad titln letram r f tl.e t x a t r Of J i l l IV VI I I I A I I A VI I M J Kr.V'IC , de.eeeed V P I'IIV N Jiill.V M l.V Itlf-hNew V-.rU A pwnrn f-n»»pl»iM b a ile e h»«a film a v a il.'' *111 la th* I 'l l cult i '* i i i i In an il f*.r .*.m tan l* C o ’iB l* . P l« rld * In ■l u n i n v , (..» r > l" .n » . th - *hr>fl title nf . . ' . I a rtlo n I . * J I :- T |S It jet||.« .-.*N . f l a l a i l f f »• It K B fc f* - * tl J t t l i s pO V . Defendant th e .e p te .e o 't J i t to t t •> a id l e t i t * sou »>i M l e *nur W t'tttn defe n .ee . If a>> ~ o Ik a I'an.p lalnt ll)» d h^ieln. and to *e rte a .o p r (h e re o f up. n F l a i l . l i f t a a tt" M i* r on nr bafnre «b. le d d ar a f aeptem bar. A l» . »•-». o lh e rw ita a I'e . ree Prw Coaeeaa w ill Wa antared a t a ln e l ton • ad tha . c m pen • • d t t parte W I T .v r a * iw> M a d a ag o frirla l I } KiA t s f f i w a » | £ 1 2 i tvnta i.ot ru. * r* ttrvtv ur. nr vrt: o r n/imi»A Tc*: TKH IM XM II field e p il n it . $3.99 to $8.98 DRESSES ■laltn or dentand not *o tiled ahall ba void i\ m i *, r m J I im . i :. n r h i u ia : i m v r t a n a tt b c il.l: t in v i a , » t tt*i i n a . i \ i ' i i i i i i c m :. t v u t : r s T .V T i : t t r i.GVV tb t H A C M A .f fie. e**ed i n m i . t H M iiT n iia cm i n n . i i a v i v t . t i vivt> n n n n . " M il* C I .C I V * r * M il »* •I * l » l l I " I apd earb n f »nt| a .a W*f*h» w o i.fie .1 and r*au iie.1 lo p re.en l an* r la liii* attd demand* which 11*-*, or a ilh a r n f you m a r ha*e a a * u * l Ihe ra ta l* of I.I V V U U I M I ' I A N , de.eaead. tale ..f eaid i u i n l * . In Ih * C o .it.tr Ju d a * nf e rm ln o la r o u n ly , H o r id ., at hie *• f •*< • la tha ....ir e hne.e ef teid « f: FRISCO PAINTS ka s w a ra lo a y th a e la im a a f. hi* a a « n l. of a ila r a e * . and an* iu . h CABD o r THANKH ~ "Making Paint History** ,Thd U » U y o t M r. N * A . H a rk e y U aaproaa thair tineeta f t f t M bM appm frtlm to frlendi., to v e r y k in d d u r in g ' l a u a t n r tovod SANFORD P A I N T CO. FOR GOOD PORTRAITS WE RPECIAUZB IN PAINTS POR TEE PAINTERS WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL iV t W. F B 8 T ST. Jam eson Studio Orbb Friday Erealsra T*t > D M* P a rt Are. “ FREE PARKING 31S8 _ k Fur S illily 2 .S 8 Gabardine and Corduroy Slack* |*v Ill-Lino and McKern, rexularly I I !)8; Savo * Nav y, Brown* Grey, Green. Size* 3 lo fix. BOYS' SHIRTS - 1.00-1.98 F .irh $2.77 to $3.99 DRESSES CAKX OlONWAlOf, ton montht •Id, of Hoboken, H .J, tlpa from her bolttt after wlrfnlng thd n th annual babyM-rawling derby at TalUadea Park. N J. She cov­ ered the gO-fool atraigbtaway course In 2«g aeronda, which if *i( aecnnda better than last year a winner. (fnirradlUmaH BOYS' SLACKS .00 Huteher Rayon*. Pollvhed Colton.*, Voile*, Dimitie.*, Nylona ami Rayon Crepe* All aize.*. th la Viollr*. K a. h «laim or d . / .' o r r-oufl I! ,f e n a ll rUr# be la w r llln t and al i l l l a e k n f iba cirtal ______.1 court unud a.lh, . of te .id e i . . and It a ila c la C o u n t*. F ta n d a . I- .•• o l l i .a ad d rr** a t Ih * r le im a e i, in r a t .1 1 and ahall ba **ro ia lo by the d a l . Anrden V K n l ’ H ' k e .e n l l l l b aae n t, O R a lto rn a y , and ^ l i » m » r far I'l alB llff an* a ll'll claim a i demand *.01 ao ha la w e ttin t and s h a ll atata tha m o m i mm Died a hball e l| bo he yold. !•< Nona Park Avaaua pla e nf ia * id *i ■* and p. ei s f f l.e H C N It r V. R M U A V kaaford Ftafida address nf the tla tm a n ! and sh all A* a d m la lt lia lo r of (he awarn tn hr ths . la .in a o l. Illd K .ia i a a f I.K M I* K R A U . •he a * n i. D R attnrnei and an* *.,. h l x t h r real n r n r m aa r o r i r t WA S . deeea* . d r la lm or demand nof ao fltad ahall j I Din:. ai;«m nl.K m i v n . n u n n i t . ia r n o n t T K . • R . T t i r C 01 R T O F T H R * n l h T Y ha v a l4 D O N A l.n T T I.f T R tor nr. *rrar»: n r , J( f»f«r. a>:wi-..i >: m i v r t . • a d i.'la le iia i. r e f If* lO U N A B R A H A M B A JK M A • i i iN in c . ia r m iB A T r . • . « i i t * l IN' It* • ta le of K D IT H B. T f . KA TATK O T d ates**4 i ■Kit, t V n a i . i . m r n i T n R s A n n r a n - K O IT I I B . T T I .T R a o v * K A b lb f l I I .% I N * n n I I I . w anna AnaibkT a a m r«c v i I V V :? . f TATB* ■ * v . "AYlbfj 11 . vim* on n»:Y o .i ar.d rack o f y a « a ra Wrrehr a ** a lb a r aam M . pot If 1*4 and required ta p . * . * . | ▼ IT Ifi | f rlalm a and dem^nda w h l.h *aa. . a * ' 4 ! * ,h " f F"U a ra t.eeahy althat a f yon ".a * hava aaainsc a o ilfia d and t » v i l i r d In h .t .e n i aataia of J«'HN a h i i a i i a m i u - a n y rla lm a and demands w h k h m u . A . defeated, lata nf aald C’ aoa- or tith e? • f you. me me* h a m apainet a ia e C o nniy Ja d c a of le m la . tha r a t a ls — "I T iI lI R T 7 T I.F I ,» .R :f \. d* Couniy. F lo rid a , at. hie n fflra re ste d . sold aald C a u a iy , In Ih # Ct •dfa^ Womlnnlt - Id _ a f d-oil i ....... C o u a ty. d l hta n ffira |a th r • -w rl L aald C e u n tr at B e a fe rg . W lthid d la h t c a l. Tlam af lh a ~ i‘ ft'.-m.r'.v.a.'-.K 5 CLOSING OLT ALL ROSS* WEAR! Singly 3.K8 Farh *M|v • 0 3 Fur Rroadclolh, flannel and Pli*** Shirl.*; regularly to 32.98. All Size.*. ODD LOT TABLE ODD LOT TAHLK 29c 59c .00 Singly 1.88 1 Each Jacket Dreaaet, Hutton front Slvle*. Juntjter*; for home or vlreel wear. Cotton print*, rh.imbraya, corduroj.*, nylona, faille*. All aizc*. Women’* 1 00 Pnntiea Children’* llumll»«y* Children’* Uraiica and .Mine, Items Eaily Bird Special ! ! On Sale 9:00 A. M. Friday 01)1) LOT TAIILE JUST 50 BLOUSES C I I I I .D lt E N ’S •t 9 R Nylon T r ir o t * ; 2 .9 8 E y e le t $1*oo D R ESSES, S K IR T S B a t is t e * : L98 Cottons. All Sizes. Whilo they Iasi, only EACH i 01 For Schi'ol and alt-vrar wear; am,vrt cotton, tailored or flared atylr*. Cord*, Hutclier Rovon*. Ilroadclnih, Print.*. Priced now a* $1 ‘ M to * 5 . 0 8 ; fornti’i lv 12.B8 to 112'.i5. Stzea 21 to SR, .00 Fhccr*. Eyelet Embroidered Cotton*. Rayon Shantung*. Tisaua (on chant*, Hiiwdclotli*. Cliantltray*. Kmumia brands included. All size.*. TIN C H U M ag o d H i l i w m killed and M other* Injured when jthair loaded aehaol bu* waa struck by a train at a downtown rr-*>: In Spring CMy, Teem. At lop. atunned towna/olk and rrlativra faurrouAd the eniahrd vehlrie. The boa ear in background n one of tiM cart Involved in tha crash. In foreground ia a railroad troU ey Upturned by Uia careening bed At bottom it a cloaeup of the demoltahad earriee. A child'a ahoa la ahowm on the fendar. (ffUrrr.atlonalJ Legal Notice 7 - SKIRTS ' $5.88 to $16.95 DRESSES For 1 .0 5 PRINT OR SOI.ID COLOR COITON 12 05 to 16 05 H r a ie *nrne nf t i e fin e s t rtirce e* in the lim e by P m * p o la n n . M vnette lie o fa ia n a amt flnhlt'a B»iw*k* Thnnee i.a |* » A I>otcl flin ih a t n . P o IH lird ( h a m b ia v a . T i* * n e * h a in ln a * a . y .-iih m iile t? ,1 l aw n * , P a rfftn M em li am i N ew P v k f o t ln ll* f * r e 1 1 0 0 tn $h ffl np each P-ea* S u e t fo r Ju n in r* . Miaa<* and W om en. Were 2 05 Miracle Dacron or Nylon thnt necdl no ironiity. Embroidered «tylc*, peaMini i«lvlc.*, Imlorcd or Drc**v, Slci’vclc'.* or Shoti alecvc*. Strca 32 to 18. Only 27 Potter Drossos 2 Wcr« lo g . f o? Hnv for School, fur party, for p W wear. No-iron cotton*, chamltrnv*, tn Ion*. ciDh’lmni*. yonic with crino­ line* Also p a rty otruiuIIm S itei for Tocjillci* I In 3, Children 1 to tig and tiirla 7 to 11. COTTON DRESSES ord f« r fa G e r th in-vo und flig h t. N ational A e ro n a u tic * ] .98 " 2 - 98 *r,.T LOX’ELV Ni:\V cre d ite d with tha firv t o ffic ia l rcc Tha CH ILD REN 'S DRESSES ltri'**e«. C’nata. Bli»tt«r« t ’hiliitfii’* \ '‘<’ar prirnl of Hfiiiv nol liatrcl. Thiv l onto c.ti lv to got twit Fo rce bat T IM H U K I.I.\" An J "KATF. CHEENW \Y " KX1RA iiAl.ES fE oP L E TO SERVE VOt ! AI.I.* PALES FINAL First Oificial Faster-Than-Sound Flight Recorded W A S H IN G T O N UP — A ir BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS! and SATURDAY AN D SW EA TER S ROYS’ SWIM TRUNKS GIRLS’ 1.00 SLIPS GIRLS’ i no SHORTS AND Ml SC. ITEMS ODD LOT TARI.F* 51 .98 WOMEN’S POCKET HOOKS (2.18 Value) •ft ONLY 12! WOMEN’S GIRLS’ ____ BEACHWEAR COAT *5 EACH SHORTIES A) D F U L L LENGTH. SlziiS 10 to 20. U'OO r SHOPS D Now 1.00 to J.98 •* ® • >rte i* mada PEDDLE PUSIIKRSe wmoderg SHORTS & SETS. Formerly to S.98 i �•........ ,1 It l l l » » l -----•» J W T JI-J1 M " JV - zvirTK ' \ * “W - v "*,' -V .' <*W' • "• - AJ -1 * t - V ■ MAC BOYLE School Bells Ring Out Warning For Motorists To Be Careful for a school bus. s group of children on the way horns from school, a bicyels rider, a high achool student on a motor seooter, from one aide of town to the other, from one end of the county to another, children are everywhere. Thii is the time to start practicing good driving habits. School warning signs are being renewed and repainted, achool bus drivers are being given Instructions, law en­ forcement officials are studying and pond­ ering the problems ahead. Tha automobile driver can make the task of ''safety for our children" much easier by atertlnr now to obey all signs, regulations and traffic ordin­ ances. Don’t let an aceldent slip up on you. Cat the jump on trouble and .stop before thy accident happens Our school children are Important. They •r« future eltitens. We eannot afford to •How them to become Involved In automobile accidents, injuries and deaths. Drive carefully. • • a Fifteen more shopping days until school The Sanford Herald opens. And Sanford storaa are erammed full f i n u m oattr #»r-r« uraroer «»e of pre-achool bargains. iae#il fiiai Miftar ftelcStf tTi Qf i V 'e S t ’a fatf i(r h . *it m . •« l i n k a. i n« i* - “ • • • • • e r a f r a m e * r.et»« s*« r.eiuh## MANIAS n i l S t I IN r . i . a H . a M l l a a A single rosebud transmits million! of a r m a i r n o s a»T*s words. A blossom is tha conveyor of untold u , H f « ,.k naa s a a A 11" ■It S t a l k s . . . N allla messages. uat m i an a A ll s k l l t k i T a a H .a a , #.*■• t f aktaka. a « a t i l l a t a a M • t i • a lia # a f #a 1# taala»# aa l a i Ik# t a i l " * #1 ralala® I t’* every th * :1® now! "Back to ichool" | i being beard from every direction. W hat wa don’t bear ii the im portant warning “It’a tim e to be careful. Children will be daahlng acroa* Interjec­ tion!. trying to reach achool on time. The youngster! will be playing along the way. chasing one another with not a thought of automobile traffic and the dangers th a t He therein. I t Hands to reaion that as the erv regounda . . “Back to School’ . . motorists m u lt take a little extra precaution wherever they m ight t*e. Children are everywhere. Before school, during school hours, after school, nnd in the evening they are here, there and everywhere, There’a not a single motorist, who, after flitting about with untold energy, an accident, would not look back and s ty . “ I just wish I had been more careful. It Is before the accident that thougts must be turned toward the dangers th at lay ahead. Perhaps it la a group of children waiting Small Newspaper Happy That W ay MABT1U1 VTNIYAJtB. Maas i/B-U aoeeeaa llaa la tha a rt of seeing the weeM ts a grata of sand. Howry Beetla Hough and hit wife Betty are two of the moat successful people la America. Their "grata of saad" is this Island resort, the birthplace of the U.l. whaling Industry and now the summer home of many artist, In­ tellectual and business notables. In UgO. freak out of Columbia University, H tary and Batty had Is decide whether to saok fame sad fortuao ta the big city or look ter Utom la that hardest of aU area to ear* a U vtag-a small town. Try and Stop Me ---------------By BINNITT C M P ................... >> ___ _____________________ ta a« a aalll k# » k a r« M ta t at r ta a la r t l , a i S , l a i ralaa m a r a t t a lH S t t lt a a llf k f n tsa a a l S t r .la t . l a * M l O -.T 0 1 . la a ia s a S a a k S I S * > lla a la B a t f t N _____________________ __ V i a N a it K la a aataakt* a t Ik# S#M **ai#0 eraaa atklak •# a s lllla e o,#l»#i##t» •• » l a f » # » a k llrs . lla a aa a il Ik a la r a l a# "« a r la lM la tk la a#a»«s#s«> ' The Seminole High School Band la again elated to be one of the biggest and finest In the State this coming year. Ha hath .sent me to proclaim liberty to Beautiful highways and approaches to any city are an asset to the State and its communities. It’s s diems! feeling to find that ones work hat been destroyed. th a captives, and tha opening of the prison to them tin t are bound.—l»al. 61:1.—One rea­ son for tha hatred of religion on tha phrt of th e dictatorships is that religion would grant justice and freedom to countless inno­ cent slaves. Vacation soon cornea to an end. Children will go baek to aehool and proud parents begin plane anew for next summer. Sanford merchants display their "back-to-school" apparel. Page 4 * , Thursday, Auguat. 25, 1955 IIIDAY'H ItlKI.K VKItSK THEIR FASCINATING BOOK about the pawn-broking IanNbusiness, "Hocluhop," Mr. and Mrs. William Simpson tell how ancestor from England founded the business in Ntw York la 1122. Expanding operations prompted him to send for two nephews to help run the show. Later two more neph­ ews were Impressed into service. Thereafter, when any un­ fortunate turned up to hock e treasure, one of the neph­ ews would Inevitably con­ clude the bargaining by say­ ing. ‘TU have to ask Uncle." And that’s how pawnbroker earn* to be called ‘ Uncle” ell ever the country. t * • Thay chose tha small town. In a shoestring venture they bought the Vineyard G aittte. a small, decrep­ it. S-celumn weekly newspaper with a circulation of less thin 600. Thirty-Ova years later they still heve the ehoeetring, end perheps not too much more in the wey of ready eaik. Bgt they have built tha G itette up to a circulation of ttw the Islsad has only about 6,000 year-round resideote—that Is now world-wide. Its mailing list ranges from Tokyo to Trinidad. Hough, a UU. balding. stesiUv# verilep af William Alisa While with a New in g U ad accent, takes a guiot pride in kla far-flung readership. "Net Mill age a professor wrote es that while traveling in India found a copy of tha Gazette « a train Mat." slid Hough, "sad a British aviator also cams across a copy la the ruins of Tripoli." The Gazette, affectionately nick­ named "The Thunderer," U issued from a weathered, grey-shingled bouse built in 1T60. Despite iti nickname, the Gazette rarely lifts Hi voice. It tehee a firm but reasonable stand on local crusadei, leaves the latest news about the hydrogen bomb to other Journals. Hs grist is the small news of Ufa in small towns everywhere— birthl. dezthi. cemtngi end goings, the changing m <mbs. fishermen’s talk. Some readers f ir away find this tndlesily fascinating. There is little crime news. Hough bee covered only two murder cases in as years. "Before those," ha remarked mildly, "there hadn't been a mur­ der on the island in 100 years." The biggest story of the year Is the annuel town meeting. "We’ll eerry 7 to 10 columns on it." said Hough. "Every word sazd at a town meeting Is important to our readers. A town meeting Is tho purest form of democracy and wo try to record them exactly as they happen " .Both Henry and Betty dislike printing court eases In which bitteruesi often arises. "After aD. we are not wilting ■bout stranger* but friends we meet every day," said Hough. Bpt whether a court rase embar­ WEVE rasses a poor Portuguese fish e r-# man* or a wealthy advertiser, tha Gsretla carries it as a matter of policy. "One# a men threatened to shoot the editor and another time a fellow said he was coming down with a razor," said Betty. "But actually few people seem to went to kill the editor, although"—the smiled over at her husband—"I suspect many would like to kick ( him " Both Henry and Betty hive given up iny dream of wealth they hid. "You just don't mike money running a country newspeper," ■aid Henry. "You have to settle for the SJ-cent plate of spaghetti in­ stead of the M SO steak." -------------------- U. S., Red China ^ * Can't Hit Treaty GENEVA <jP—The Umlsd States and Communist China failed again to agree on a formula for freeing 41 Americana detained on the Chinese mainland. • U. Alexis Johnson. U. 5 Ambis udor to Prague, and Wang F:ngnir, Fed China's envoy In War­ saw, met for two hours and five . minutes tn the Palace of Nations. * Thay emeiged to announce only that another meeting would be held Saturday. MOVED FORYOUR CONVENIENCE! To Our New Store Located At 2.07 W. 1st St. O P EN IN G c DA TE FR ID A Y, A U G U ST 26th • A MimpMa housewife toll* of * _ the day aha brought home a modernistic It without warning on her poor husband, trying to read bio owwlag paper. “How do you like It?" she cooed. The husband recoiled In horror. "Tee wear that emtoagttoa la ahurch Sunday," he threatened, "sad jm f t i BUKUR’S M USIC SHOP PHONE S 071 tor W. lit ST. Bin Steel Magnate Dies In Germany American troops turned tha la a r HEIDELBERG. Germany. Dr. Hermann Boechllng. greatest over to Franca. alffl macnata tn tha rich Star ' vaUty, died at a hospital h it LEAVES P O t HOME r'ght after a l-ng lUneis Ha was WASHINGTON 'P -g o n Lyndwi I* Johnson, the' Satiate Democratic He was f’rm-rly general diree- l-ati»r. left by air for hia home Ur cl the R^ectiling Iron and steel In Texas M ay. works at Vcelkllnicn and head of Ife has made a rapid recovery a Ge-man family *hleb domlnited from the heart attack ha suffered t k» Saar’s heivy Industry for g-n- July 2 He planned to spend most errii-ni of the autumn it his Johnson City. T.te Roechling firmly was ousted T«x . home and return to his San fr:m its holdings In 1943, when ata duties next January. YOU'RE TELLING MEI d ta n d b a q A L NEWEST thing ta Uia fashion Union." Those Communists will world la yarn and thread that try to got around anything. reflects light, for making fabrie I I I glow in the dark. That'* ao you T kt g m v n n n u ooyi t%4 Con. can go horn* lit modify Credit corporation mode • I I t deal which gone ohisaomahon The PMA it wonted aboof pa*. needy H A M /m «n «tod/0B MkUihte of rochefMea ta/Vtroftap proflf*. U sure goto eraond when ike bomb abetter h s lw w . TAnae to deUotra Anns • wop of making people feel Iko wood of * f abetter. • KADOT • GABAT • BONAY Wbathar It’s a trip it m d , back Is school, compos so-wd «r t basi» e * wemea, yse Besd tfcs pasted bar to aomptoU j o # satfit » I I • no Otm'a mm wAo'a ■ t i t . A Soviet octentiet oa4d at (towtv*. T h a launching a t an nrlil•tot satellite to alixlo tho aarUs M boteg proparod Is *ho Soviet We Vets l WBifrtofa assortment of beautiful bag from which to •boon*. In ad leather, patent bather, foUl* sued* sloth or vel­ vet STYLES: Box?, over sfm. cMeh, tots bar, m e d i u m or ovsr s i s * (Evening b^rt I m p o r t e d from Su m m e r COLOBS: Black, navy, brow n, avocado, walnut, A gray. 2495 ... ■ - tow �So cia L £v& ntL Norm a F. Harvey Feted At Shower In M cInn isH om e Mr* A r,. Mclnnl* and daugh­ ter Caroline honored Mi*» Norma l aye H an ey with a Mlicellaneou* •bower recently at their home on Palmetto A* a. Cut flower* were taitefully a r­ ranged about the living and dmIng room* of the home. A ipecial creation wa* placed on the dining room table covered with a white lace cloth. The arrangement In­ cluded flower*. greenery and candir* During the cour«e of the even­ ing game* were plajed with prile* going to Ml»* Connia Ludwig, and Ml** Ellen Driger*. Refrevhmenta of punch, Individnil lemon pie*, rookie*, open fare landwiehea and nut* wera icrved on cr**tal dl»he«. Duett* Included the hnnoree, her mothrr, Mr* R I*. Harvey, Sir* W. C. Claute. prospective groom’* mother. Mr*. Harri* Fold*. Mr*. C.enrge Well*. Mr*. Oliver Claute. Mr* W, M Mu**elwhite. Mr*. Rob O'Neil, Mr* Don­ ald Raron, Mr*. J F. Greene, Mr* Jame* Rlankemhip, Mr*. Rnlw-rt A. Rcnnett. Mr*. 0 . R Hud-on. Mr*. A. R. Duvhury. Ml»* Kllen Dtigger*. Mift Norma Jean RanbiAdgr. Mi*» Mildred Miller. Mi>* Jnnl Saunderv, Mlt* Connie Ludw-ig. Ml** Rehe Rubee. Mi-* Gait Rilting, Ml** Margaret Malloy, Ml** Pat­ ty Katigan and the hottene*. Happy Birthday Donne Peter* -T n r s .w r o n n nrnAT.n Ladies Give Shower' For Bride-Elect, Miss Faye Harvey T h u rs. A ug. in.VS P ag * s CoM, Colorful, Appetizing Blend Is For A Good Summer Salad Success Cold and eoiorful with an appe- willing and »ogglnc*« by drylnf tiling hlrnd of flavor*, a fruit or them after waOvtng. holding in tha vegetable *alad ran be the mml refrigerator, draining any canned P«o»peet!v* bride, Nonna Fay*1 populir Item at the meal lab!* in font welt hefere adding to *alld Hervey, wa* honored with a mi»-1 Hot trimmer. *aya Myrtle Wtlaon.! and tltmg only enough dretting |A cellarrou* *h«wer Thursday night' Add dretting the lait Home Drmonvtratlon Agent, and moitten by Mr*. G. R Hud*on and Mr*, j minute to raw vegetable *alad. nulrtlinnally valuable, too, twrau*r R. F. Na-raltah at Mr*. llud«on'* it’* an ra*y wav to give Ihe family | S For t-’t-rd taladt, tear green* home on Holly Ave, Mi** Norma Fay# lUrvey, Sep- more of »urb important nutrirnta in fairly large piece* or cut with Red double hibiicu* were u»ed tritvor* intiejd of threddtng. temler bride-elect, wa* honored av vitamin* A and C. I in the dining room along with I Some piuntv for appetite appeal I.arge piecr* give more body to tha i candle*. The table «*» covered Tue»>laT at R p m *r th# h"m# of j with a tace elith. Cut flowrra and , Mu* Norma Fay* Harvey, Sep- offered by the U S Department of talad A. l'«e lemon, time oy other nt» j hlhiaeua were *!*o u*cd tn lb* liv 'lie* A'in Whitaker wish a kit- 'srirulture for Ihe homemaker'* rut, or pineapple juire en fruitk review, ate: ing room. 1chrn *hower. Gamr* wer# plajed and prixe* t. Chill all ingredient* before u* that may linn datk, auch at applet, Wedding bell* tied with aatin pearhr* nr pear* | being won by Ml** Ann Whitsing. evccpl for molded »al*.l«. ribt—n were hung on lh# front I her, Mr*. IV M. Muitelwhlte and ? Provide plenty of refreshing T.v avoid monotony, rare ialad* • .|oor amt rut flower* wete placed tartnai* m the b.v<fy of the ialad nr from day tn day Here are *nm* • Mr*. \V. C. Claute. ' in appropriate *i*>t» in the Irving I in the drrvting Tart French dre.**- fruit ialad romhinalinnt• Water­ Ic« cream wrhipp*d with erram and dining room*. and »crved in cry*tal goblet* mg i« the mi'ii likely choice for melon Hal! t. peach Hire* and | During the evening the grie*!* vegetable.fruit combination*. Re- orange vllcet Conked dried fruit, BUFFET SUPPER a* ing with rookie* wera served wmta their favorite recipe* in a •erve ihe *werl clear French drr»» white eherr ei, ratpl-erriet Peaeh Creamed Ham with Criip a* refre*hment». book for the bnde fleet and her lug* for fruit *alad* If von prefer and pear alter* with halved red Chine** Noodle* The honoree w»* preiented , man; lovely gift* wcie ptejentrd maynnnatae or ro<>krd drextng plum* Giant Salad Bn»l * many lovely gift*. Tho*# pie»»nt VrgrtaM* eomhlnviiont- Shredd* her in a di*h drainer. Blueberry Orange Loaf makr *ure it t* tart enmigh . to enjoy the evening were Mr*. ed cahhage, rurtimher ruhet, re|. Anglefond Cake with Cocoa K creation of flower* wv« Harvey, her mother, Mr* (’1au*e.1 J I *e grrrn* other than lettuce LT. AND MRS. VHTOU M APES GRI'.KNK JR. Cream Fronting plaied on the dining room table *ome|inre* — walerere-*. emtlve. err litter* Cooked **hole-kemrl the groom'v mother; Sir*. I.e- | Beverage f r o m whbh refreahmenta of ehickory, green rahhage, lender eorn. ahreddel tnap beant, tweet verne Clark Jr., Mr*. Chrialinc' pickle*, oni'-n ring* Grated earr* RI.UERF.KRV ORANGE I.OAF Woodruff, Mr* J. F. Grrrn». M .». I lemonade, -iale nut roll* with leave* of ipinach or kale. ot*. diced r*'err, cucumber tilert. cream chce«e and cup cake* were Ingredient*: g rupt lifted flour, B. M. Roy, Mr*. W. M. Mu»*el t Have green cn«p Prevent Spinach, endive or lettuce with t«v 1 trupoon doubleacting baking whit*. vetvrd. main wHgct powder, ** teaapoon baking *oda, Mr*. W. H. Young, Mr*. Philip Tin-** pre*cnt were Mr*. R C. For a company buffet meal, ym* <« toipoon *alt, V cup *ugar, Mara, Ml** Connie l.odwig, Mi*» Miller, Mi* J F Green, Mr* J may want to provide the making* 1 cup bluebernea (w»*hcd and I’alty Ratican, Mi»* Mildred Mil-j l* Wilien. Mra Jnteph Sounder a, for a d-> it vour«elf vatad Offer a picked avert, 1 egg, *» rup or­ Irr, Mi** J ran WlltSH Mi*« Baba ---On June a — th* Vogvlweh Mr*, tl. II ||ud*on. Mi** Rel>e rhmre o( ilrewingt and howl* or ange Juice. 1 table*poon grated Ri»h*e, Mi-t f.llrn I'ngger*, Ml*a | ^ Chap*1 iu Kai*rr*laulrrn, tier- llifttree. Mi** Pally Ratigan, Ml** PRINCETON. It C I smite platter* of different ingredient*. orange rind. Ann Whitaker M.*« M*r«aret ^ O U T S O IS P l a n n e d many. M i* * Jranne Ihilloi*. Mildred Miller. Mlaa Da*'* llnr- Sutherland. New Zealand nurte. Each pertnn ran rhoo.e and mi* Method: Sift together the flour, Malloy, Mt*» Grelrlun Kirchhoff. laughter of Mr. and Mr* John K. m«. Ml** Kllen Drlgg- r*. Ml** J»"l hat traveled S»oon mile* on her or hrr own individual ialad baking powrder, baking *oda, tail Mia* Shirley Wall, Ml*» Jane Dulloi* J r , wa> martiril In l.l. ISaunder*. 'Ii-* Rarbara Rhone. hicytle imce leaving her home hi* how It, and *ugar. Dry blucbcrtica on Davit and Mr*. R-y Walt. • Victor Ma|«c, Gree >e J r , i"H of 'll,* l.oirrt* f r a n k lin ' 1r«. R I. vit year* ago paper towel*. Mil genlly into Mr. a--d Mr* Victor Mapc* Harvey, hn o o rer-* mother. Mr*. So far rhr hat pedifnl through flour nviatur*. Beat egg until y«IW llrrrn, Sr. of Sanford. The m e - V' C. Ctauee eo t the h»*le»t who Europe, the Middle Katt and India, and whit* are et>mb!nrd; beat i-a ita* a**i*ti*,l bv her mother, Mra. ninny wa* performed bv Major towing 1st potindt of baggage in a orange, Jui*a to rombinej *tir In J. J. Whitaker, be Spurlock, IISA. 1 r-Hin, M r ookt will trailer On the hark It printed *. Catlyle Hi All C a le n d a r grated orange rind. Fold diy inThe bride, given in marriage A N N A n n n n . v-rh — A *Icacht r. Aoteama am! Round the World" grrtllenta phi* bluel-erric* and by h-r father, wa* tadlanl In the Antearo* t* Ataori for "Ih e |a-ng L is tin g s A nd egg mixture together lightly. Turn df»rnptlon of a;rd p.vrenl* 9 , Mr*. Rfoi'V* it a teorialioi tlAdllmnal wnldtng g—*n of Itnry Whitr Cloud. ' the name early into gtea*ed loaf pan (about (*' a modern gvp-iM of fvliy fam e Jit mmmunilit ml**ten ch airman ft "i% •Alin made with a filled l-ndtrr, Maori vovager* gave the c,wintry S ociety N ew s by 4'* by 2*y inche*). Rake In a reeenl temmar Hivruvtii-n on Drland Alembeta • le a-ked • * long *lrr\r» and a very full *knl The SVyear-otd lawut* patted moderate (7S0 degree* )nven until problem* of nlditrr*. lermiiialing in a Dam tlrr lieu*through here on her way F*%t A re R e q u este d Soma M doctor*, p*yehl.vtrlit*. •ton*. lightly browned nn top and rake «r|* lare veil wa* attarhrd to a At mghl the rampt Sc.ide Ihe letter Inverted in renter r-m n toeial worker* end *ncintogi-t* re­ eap of heirloom l-irpnint ta<* n i l BM»SV Ry 5 p. m. T h e road and er»-kt hrr own meal* on out clean—about Ml minute*. Turn viewed rr-eerrh on ‘'Principle*. Hill SI K H PING Jim •n-l *ha <anted <al'» llliet. .1 ii-"-e ft A i me'* *• th* Frrvt • portable burner She tayi the out of |-»n onto rake rack; when Concept* and Qncviioni tn Aging" Mn* I'eggy liod -n of f ana. Raptut Church at 7 p m MARFA Trv . One of the D ay P re c e d in g hat neter had a prinrtiira. Her tool, plar* in a paper bag with i at th* ninth confcrenre nn grrnnto recommendation* made by • r Flame, w.v* maid of honor and Th* VC tl Officer * wive* tunrh end* twirled floe# for an hour er logv at the Univertity of Michigan grand lury in it* new term * ** Captain Clark Kay, U. S A. wa* roo will he held at th* Mar l.ou aim It to reach New York, where P u b lic a tio n the ha* an uncle, hefora winter Summing up the panel'* finding*. that the court hou»e «hould b*| h*-i man. ro before slicing. Retlanranl at tJ id pm ll»»te»-1 art* in Clark Tihhclt*. chairman of the cleaned up and the la--n kept men-' | ' « h r | t w e r * O a p ' a m R o b e r t • *• ar* Mr- |i#"v Hillner a n d , PETTICOAT CASE Committee of Agiog of the U S ad Dll Roil, t' ,-* A , brother of lb* Mra Jerry Ha*i#ll Tho*a en*p. frilly pattiroat* that f)ep*rtment of Hcatih, F duration Tv# R Mtt and the R*"lherb<v*d The piry n n the fint in Pf»-t brid*. god Lt. Rinat* Bloom. grow limp aftar laundering ean be and Welfare, »airi, ' I bine* never of rb* Central Rap-ivt Church will dio l minty'* hlttory to have woimn u. retttffi ned with unflavnred gela- wer# *o prnmi-ing a* they are at on It. Mr• Green* it * graduate «f have a cnrrred di*h aupper »t 7 tint Soften two envelope* of gela­ thi* moment " Stephen* I'ollrg*, Columbia, M.* pm wn'b *h# mrctlng lo follow tin* tn one eup of mid water; place •null, and 1‘rnnty Ivania Sla'e at • o'clock. A number of mylh* ah-tit older ■ over hot water aod »ttr until gela­ folk* were diiruiied, including Urnv *r*lty. tin* it dmolved Tour talulion into the idea that parent* v*»nt to live MONDAY Id Gr**n* ha* br*a *(aDnn*d a lari* container and add ju»t with their married ehildien N»l| Th# WMtt of Ihe Fir** B artitl in Germany with C S A Orduenmtght lukewarm water tn rover vo, the panel «aid—moil prefer to Church will hold * *rudr courtr am* tor the pa*t twn year*. th* petticoat, tqurrt* out rare** be on their own. taught hr Mr* Carlyle nrook* at , mnitture and roll in towel. Iron lit am It writ h# t-a*rd "n Hi* The panellvt* depreraterl e tl whila ihghtly damp at rnrrert tem­ mate* of »u enormouv inrrea-e in l«*ok, “Community Mi-*ron Guide" perature for fabne. After pre»»- the prnp<vlinn of per*"n« U and A covered dt*h lunrhron will Iw Ing, tleaa bottom of Iron. held at t l noon. nlder in the total population The* Mr. and Mrt J t, Horton r* raid thi* will remain abut ron-l.vnl will meei the group of young pen W F D N B S D AT up tn the year jonn, retting it at Th* DCS Will hold It* tnnu*l pie from the Fir»t Chritlian no more than ID per rent compared Chinch whn * are atlemling the Robert Morn* picni* al Rock la lb# pre«rnl P I per cent an I youth convention and return home Spring* *1 k p m Thrt# will h# a againit mme predlrlmn* that It with thrm fmm tjaine^-ill*. covered dieh meal. tTy w r i t e t h c gn up In in per rent im o m a N T at mararal might Although men onre wnrlrd I? aaiVlyya aktetawa la r*e*-t year* baa mad* (baa* yassg aad taw- and t t hour* a day, m-detn mm piltj in more year* of work than dar btrda mar* yaywta* Iae beetled a ad bartaassd meat*. aMbae tat nor* hi* counterpart of VI vearv ago ar awt Far Mila Saadar * dtaaae, herauv# hi* longrr life »p.n meanAVhat la the aara* af ihu >ul *f Mi* A S P l arrlo* Par Mamma**- added year* on tlir joh. meal? aaa ar t n at Th* Infomf of Ihr ji^cif ffm A. l.vmh Hh ehop at(bar teak I— ar WrtaaM aa btrda, tlnuea "a great problem " The 4|. Where dor* II come fine- and elderly Jvave ronvtant worry over haw I* it identiltrdf how la buy infedrd food and doth A. Il I* front the nb *ertion of tb* Mi lamb and rtmuina lb* rill bum amt big. rib rye $ ” •• i IU If. Ilov I* II yrrperrd* Confab A. f'tu«tly hr boiling or fnnh-ng. and raadr la i Tha Bee. Perry D S'rme and teg. Inti it tnayaUobr pinfrir.l >«r aaay yeaaaralltwL n * Mrda abaaM flv# young people „( the t ,r*i Ik -iling. the men regulator I* • to ha *#M 4 m * a beaaat aa4 *a»**4 rhn*ttan Churrh will *Denl the brod. 'lh* ch-uw ar# |'!artd on i># far w a taakla g M fbar aea la ka annul! stair youth convention at He dee rick. Tit* brml*r pan -ad firk am in^-rl'd to the (op ol | -tth bratial aaW u u aaar a ikawaal te 2 Imhr* from I tie hr#( i»d •ray tkar AaaM ka aUrtag ky katag Gatnenrtlln Friday thn-ugh Sun eho|>« 2 lerh chop* it .7 inrht* from tn* heal. When one *u|e it brotvnad, ihe OH»aft aHendtnc ar# ft»y Johnaid# f t tka « aal 4 m V they *r* ehop* ar* ara-oned, turned ihd •°*l. Bartnn Rtnne. Reverlv F.vant. ka ka M M la aa aaaa. ikaa Ifcap conked en the eernnd »lde 1 bee Qv* akaatg ka ftic e l akow* taar tarkaa Rhlrlay Morgan and Valeria Kir •ecnn l tide it »*• -ee-l and lh* digpa ehhoff. ar* trrve-l Immediately. UakaatvH k ikaakta aMaap* i ka «!■#* aaUeaiy k r kaatlat trMk a Kitchen Shower For M iss Harvey Given Tuesday Try This One ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ German Chapel Scene 0 / Rites For Lt. Greene, Jeanne DuBois New Zealander Pedals 20,000 Mi. j« Independence First NOTICE 4*< \ ^ W l ft&AA0W tl& SUNDAY DINMtB D l bi* ensemble! • 1 doesn’t sit out! Attended taltt new^ ^»f. 4— Hf A if kwaawte t l aaakatf aa» kattar i gartaa, aaa >aaaMM aak. twa takla- TARTAN C flE E N CASHMERE DRESS deilgned by Tins I<e*er, l* full-faihioned with $ ••low bow" neck and center front rloung—from the deiigner’a fall cdltctkm. Other colora it In are tempi* gold, violet, heather gray. i aaN. at aag aa»kaM at* watar. Tka Mr4* ikaatg ka frm w t ly aag keaakag « M k a aaaaa *M a aaaktag H a ■ la at ■laalaa kr a i a k f kaat A (a tartta kaaaart far aaak a I k a a ■laki aak ka Maakarry Wtak aag grata 4aae aaya km k a r t a tag Rk aaa aag aaakalf aaya tag aaakalf taklaayaaaa •aar aag aaaalfktk taaaaaaa n k . Lta# a alaataek yltyaa vak a y**try aita aag ail vttk tka karry aititaea. Agjaat a la* af yaatry aag gal vttk kattar. trttk aUk aag kata at gM gagraaa far taa w t a a f . yagaca kaat la IM gaaraaa aag kafea U i n rr v t y ijn q BACK TO CO LLEG E SLACKS KEW FflATTW " TRIMMER fall enfranf FU N N ELS wonderful, washable ORION S by * $ 12.95 S c h o o l S fw & A . Sh Our Complett Line ALL SIZES TO GA BA RD IN ES $7.95 to $12.95 PHARCOAL COLORS nf ( tnh , g r tj, ~ t»*# uy re*e »at»«vt teatfa* v Iwatni and Cawbrldfa grtj Mt thk *o*4 yetif lapo'ata* wmegeeba. Hava tavaref t» » * A »*4 vaor H a *d*H t raa pare for 0t« camp u t. Trr on a pair for lh* iw TRIM FIT* Lvhvu* artem Kai.lct J4 *a 40 b* fcaevdiM y a i*aki, VoyM #e gn-A enlert.^ USE OUB LAY-AWAY. PLAN w e, I t j a v M x k rtd kvfV Ik n * ifa tv k a . a f4.98 met aaaaaBy m Aa Mpa | a aUawakaa J a m r Mawa la i * a t k Bart m e a t tha evwgy kecked m en Ts r r w ear SA N FO R D m w fhoni �•- M U9ft ACCSMPtrSHMENT -'•y'Afcm Movw PO U G F O R & . mu m fixer M A J C P TITLE By t u b a ss o c ia t e d p r e s s Ths peiky clincher for the Florids State League title eluded the Orlando Flyers la it night but they will try again tonight againit Gaincavtlle, the only team that can keep them from tacking the second half bunting alongside that for the first half . , The Fliers put their 22-game winner. Ales Gordey, on the mound last night and he tossed a seven hitter. But Gaineavtlle slipped across an unearned run in the first inning and an earned one tn the fourth for a I t victory. Norman (JHDEP H /S B E L T -T h a f g |i I Thor*. Am, 23, 1935 ute aeriil stu ck , defeated the West 20-14 last night In the seventh annual "All-American" high school football game. The West, hungry foe etetory aft­ er five defeats and ont tia in the series, scored first on an IS-yard pass in the first quarter. Quarter­ back Vince Mathsws, Houston. Tex., hit C. I. Alibrook, Galveston, Tes.. for the icore. Boh Lnhr, Stkesen. Mo., convert­ ed to give the West a temporary lead. A pass Interception by Gene Littlrto n , Moultrie, Ga., set up the Earl’s first score early in the sec­ ond period. Hslfb.ek Nicholas PieIrosante, Ansonla. Conn., bulled over from the one four plays later. GUmer, former University of t^ te r in tha quarter East quar­ Bobby Jarkion. Mobile, Alabama tailback, completed a terback Ala., connected on a beautiful 1* i i to rookia Dave Middleton im Auburn for a IVyard touch- yard toss to Bobby Craven, Owens­ boro. Ky. for the Bait's second down in tha first quarter of lasttouchdown. Dave Sington. Birming­ Bight's game, »nd r»n around right •nd from the four for a thtrd-quar- ham. Ala., tackle, kicked tba point lo make the score 12-7. m score. A r-y ard punt return by Mlddle- A recovered fumble on the Weil loa and a 2* yssrd pass from Gil JA gave the Eaat Its last scoring aser So Jug Girard set up the third opportunity. Quarterback Jackson scored on a 20-yard keep play in period score. Washington'* two sub qusrter- the third quarter. Racks, Al Dorow and Ralph Gugtielml, areounted for on# touchgown aarh. Dorowr, who plsyed most of ths first three quarlers. lad the Redskins to the seven and (Even passed Us Norb Hecker in the Bad son# in the first quarter. Ouglietmi scored us the final two Minutes of the game on an 1 yard dash. 11a had completed a 22 yard pass to end Johnny Carson three •lays before. Doak Walker booted a 4Ayard geld goal early in the first period GUmer picked ap IM yards by ^ ^ T .n m n * a»*Tsi i.ra m Orlan441 Si •ompletlng II of M passes. <l*in**«lll4 It tl Layne returned to Detroit yes­ I'stlnna Hsnrk IS S' . -.a II I 1 terday for treatment of an old «'o •aai**4 m » •boulder injury which has given Si P*t*r*kurg IT II tv Palm Bsacb IT I kirn morn trouDie this year than Lakslsn4 14 £ previously. vsesTBanaT'* b b i i t r I. orlan** 1 Washington Coach Jo* Kuhanch rinlnsttli:* i'n-n» ll. I^kslsn* * 1*4 hi* No. 1 quarterback, Eddie (Mrtaaa pis et SO, Basfwe4 Talas LoBaroo, sit out the gams so the at P tu rtbu ra I. •oath could watch Dorow and Gugtoiiav ' i aiHi-.isri.B Oslnetvlll* al Orlss4n Holm! perform. asnlnrO al D ailtM *4S«S pi 4>*i*rik«rg at w a n ralai Laknlan* al <""**>* • ITISV Il. i.a a o rB , Parker ; Breathes <Easier i f ia .A .SEOUL P B e • am even TOUCHER c o m p e t it o r M OT THAT h r * EVERe e e e l EA9/. to \ MATCH V iE F O P p B O / Rmnklra Mllnsuk** S * » Tnr k Tkiitaslrki* f.'InrinnaU ^hleaen I* IS *1 14 11 I* 42 I* II si II Tl a* t^vie l l is Tlltnliurnh 4T TT vscerranATra i B i t i . f i Brnnklm S, I'hlraan I K*w Tnrk 4, II. t^iuln I n iu k u ra k 4. rtnrlnaall 2 Oats earns* **k*4ul*4 Tnn*s-e e i H t m i . e rinrlnnaii al ItiiMklya Mllwauk** *4 Ms* T*>rk A* at Pfcli*4*tpkla Ckkaa» n* l*ttt*kutak AW It 44It A * I.B A ^ IB ^ aw Tnrk S klrnax <l*,,l*n4 ll•.•tfla Ontrrlt Knn*** C ltr |4 IS TS tl II It II 4t IS II II TS Wiahiname 41 ?i IS St is:BTSiwiiAT,e B B en.ra rfclrn#.. It-1, njlllnii.r* 1-| jj i n u i n i t I, Wanklattsa • Knltlmnrn O B U tso fa oemaated Ms Rtlrd |M n fating by tripping New OrP*R2 M Lottie Rock blankod At ■Big M h l l i t Brat gam* af s fe te Ml, but Mm Travolors bowed l l * • Cracker* 4-1 In ttvo night•ap. Mobil* and NashvlU« were Bri gebeduled. GAINESVII f.E— A lot of re* aponsibiiity will fall to a pair of sophomore tackles from M iam iCharles Milrhell and Don H icksduring the |!I5I season, a llms of grsat nsed for esrerlsnced hslp at that position for Florida's Ga* •*f*- with lopsided victories, I)*)tons Beach beating Sanford 20 4 and J E E o m o BE Cocoa whipping Lakeland 140 St. A PO PU LA R petarsburg look sixth place away B CMAMP WrrM from West Palm Reach b) beat­ V the o o l f ing (be Braves 4 2. MATCH/MO FA f i t Bob Arendt became a 10 game PO EtH 'T (JOE winner for the Daytona Reach Is­ t u R v t y . ’s a landers on a sis hitter. Ills mates /H5 TR U P EN r g HOP made it easy with a 25 hit attack EACH SHOT. on three Sanford pitchers Dan Keith had five of them, a home run, two doubles and two tingles. Cocoa's Joe Drtch blanked Lake­ land on five hits and the Indians hacked him with three four-run innings. Jerry Cline led Cocoa's 14-bit attack with a homer and single, driving in five runs. A rrowd of 274 ran Cocoa's seasosi attendance past 23.000 for an alltime high. St. Prteriburg won on I-enny rerun's homer with one on In the top of the ninih and a Mt of lurk in the bottom of the ninth. West rhamplonihlp team of 1952, and Palm Reach pinch hitter Warren KUmer's grounder, headed for a both were named All-City, who |, th# ton of HfBry base hit, struck a base runner. g |||«-kB. «2« S'. W 42 Tsrra.e, \ |Umit p|an, lo „ udy flv|| #ng)n. Mring at Florida, while Charles, „f >|rf. Thslm* M. Kslly, 2481 Ksirwood. Indianapolis, Ind., wriU man tackles through graduation, returning InMarmen Buster Hill, also of Miami, and la rry Wesley, Fsmandlna. will nsed eonilder* able help If the Florida loam Is to stand up under a rugged schedule. Considered most promising of ho varsity-hound member* of Quarterback Newrnmera Another pair of newrnmera to (j,, Florida vanity tbla season wrlll lie quarlviback raduiales Jon May, Chlpley, and Don Schmidt, Grovie Point Stick. th#lf , rt ^ k tUr* men Bohby Unr# ^ Rlfhlir<, A1. mt- mSk ac *'* , i Hit TPS? AH&T.Oi \ TH<9 F A L L WH£i HE FLA A9 M THE F T P ER COR PATCHES. Gator Newcomers Get Load Of Responsibilisy Prar Ik M a u ri.lln • H-t.m itt r t T ra 'I If a If l j ' i l . . . < |f U k lrla r r f M uil*r lb M lll» r •• T h 'n .ll |b a M an fivd ' p y n. I* If lb I | l | i I I I M lru tll lb l l | i i t a a j I I 1 4 a l a s t S s a ! a | a * I | | . * I a s t • si e as la t i l l ]«***» r la d i af K a ilk lb M .- .. U I f k '.n t ia i a 11*11*1 * P a ll'* * »S P-*l*l* I s Araridt a Taint. S a il•*a ' ____ _ Oasiaaa . . . . . . n r tub t M B r m r n w t n titin tu u«m i m itiR f " " *si » i **«• —• Aiht>»ro PhlUdsloala .*:• n u n .-P n M fr. nrc'okljn. 1*S I S S R ,n - t-sll.4 lo— J)nl4*r. BrookS I • i t • V iltV * — Kiuss.wskl- Cincinnati, S * III l s H orn. rur*— K lu .l.w ik l, Cm . J a 4 111 I I I rlnnatl *tn|.a k*»«n — B#»ir. S t U u l i , I * • 4 4* S* ST IS ina aaa nai— l 411 M l a lt— la K — PraM a. B ullae. Th o rn all .4- hm ltt R .n n .r . IS — M a '.rl*ll» . a h m lu » M rla» . M illa r H lr la lll 01*4*1, k * lt h S. I»*nn*i» W .ta rtar 2 A r*n4 t I . It R I —.«< k lr lt t . M il. I* r I . M lrla lll. M lrkan. I . tllaa* K * III. I V V « t-rcu tl*i 1 lla ffa l Pniri> * I Pr * 1.1* S i a i l i I t i l — a .i.m lit K » llh 1 V V a t.rm tw r. P a irl« * l l n l * t . 4r*f»4t J. I l l — U l- k rm . P a lrl* * . l i l t —K a llb . M illar n r Kklr<*> a p —M lrkam 2. 4r*t>4l l>l' a. I,m ilt and l l u l l . r , R ro n ar. Pr*i4 a and K a ilk l l l i . f f —M a n tt*. dl I A trt.d t I. T a r t r ll 2 M aiirlatln I -in -b v- M anf«.4l I krandt la . T a m i l S M ia tla llu I . l l o - lla n fr * 41 I In 2 innlnaa T a rr a ll 4 In I l-S In n ln a*. M n ir l.lto 12 In 2-S Innl>u< vv P - T * r r * li vv — V rrn .lt 1211-141 I#— M anfrrd l M S - Ill I H a lla n h a r C ulp T 2 21 A —411 II Pltiklr* k.-#4 on IS A r-lflo ". • k fw m n th * llr ix ik lj r 11*1. 111. M t< k '" ii' • lo n r* . r'Mrano. II k N M Ill kk IS s: Mtulrn .i i : ka**a— RUSH. C hirac*, P it . k in a h***4 i n t* 4*' l*lnn * I H* rn* t o ik 111 S*a -‘t r i k c . l * — S« 0 l». C l s v l l t n l , 111. The t ’niv*rtity of Richmond has no field hou*e. The .Spiders play all their home bavlcthall games in tl* new Richmond arena. firestone TV " 1956 WITH Rl VOLUTION ARY TOP-TUNING •la 21* nteturee nil tl Delux* T v featuree . . . and price I Quality built foe top pleasure . . . long trouble-fm priced at only One-Hitters Mark Softball Tourney F«hmldt stayed on the UnlverJon Is th* ion of Mr. and Mrs. ally of Michigan Freshman Foot- Bam D May af Chlpley. and Don hall Team, a rt after transferring Is tha son of Ottmar E. Schmidt u lilts— Kalina. Patralt. IT1 Hnm# runa— Manila. k'*a T » r k . ... S d hU .UW 7 CMCh , ‘ 00dnl,, r "“" ‘T High's tsam. stand. .1. " I S , . „ . , 4 »•<* •"<« wreighs l i t pounds. OCA!JL <*—A pair nf one hltters MltchelL who stand, sis fret H# quart.rhsckod th . winning marked tha Blat* Softball Tour** and weighs 201 pounds, la emi- Ulim lfc# Annutl Orange and mrnt last night with Fensarola •Msred o g°od blocker, ran use hie Blll# | ntresm>sd tame nt the end Flyers defeating th* Gainesville Mndt «#ll. h ti afililifp and It nf t pr| Rr drt'U this y ttr, ror.tH- Gators 1-2 and Tampa Stlvei Bar emart. He has a football sens* sulinir on, |PBf roB Bnd throekinr whipping ths Fort Lauderdale that corn., from a natural ability, wtntl|ng teUcbdown pass, llaiitrivers by the same seor*. and therefore Is quick lo react to gf hmldt. sis feet tall and 185 Peniacola meet* Tamna and playing situations. pounds, was an all round athlelo Gainesville Port Lauderdale to­ If irks, ell fset fire and 243 for Gross* Point High, playing morrow night. ounds, la aeraodlngly strong and quarterback oa offense and guard ard to more from hi* post. Ho on defenso in football He won allmove* well defensively nnd ran state honors In hnskrtball nnd m P a ttlria a . - . 4 *»n I I I at kata I K a lm r . I>#trolt. . I l l llu n * .- K a lin a . |) a ir * ll. 1st Run* kaitad la — It-n in a , SEE THE A l l NSW Mitrhsll and Hick*. ronsIderH '-o he among tha lead- for th* *Od*y meeting Jan. IT Member* of th# Florida eoarh- |llf quartsrhark rwndidates *■ tha through March L <ng ataff frnl that Mltrhell Is pro- (rJm N n - '^ r ^ r h X m 1 «*V* who . . . sa l^ tH tn All* th I year. vsa? Hicks, H -k” im Conf.rsoe* io 1242 thla too. fU Is held hsld la la No,lh"*»l |9i3 Was in-and 4 S S I I I l S I Major League Leaders IM21*VKNCAOm Ti r Brooklynite Debut Is Made In Garden Dick Myers, automatically puttingi him out and ending the game. The West Palm Beach crowd of 41S also saw a melee in the ninth. J -ke lllitch, at bat for at. Peters­ burg. exchanged words with Bill Steinecke, West Palm Beach man­ ager, and Steinecke came off the bench toward lllitch. ria y rri from both tea mi joined in and .Steinecke and lllitch were banished from the game. sa.* ro iin „ nfc a • ■ rami* i l m i i k k s r .iiN K Comfortable Lead Slowly Diminishes Cardinals At Daytona Toniie In Attempt To Even Up Score m atching It ovo Mod Ig TM11-MCM C/OOrttS tOHMil AO Use power . . . nil the famous Flrestano Dvlux* TV feature* . . . plus tba beauty uf tbs Mw IBM console cabinet a I You’ll appre­ ciate tba richness of lb* deep-toned sound system loo' Bo'ouro to mo tbla An* a*t to action before buying any atbo*. P c —< at •aly -------------------------------------- 239.91 »nly I O 0-0 dalivari F irif Woman Wins M flt Championihip CAMP PERRY. Milo (gk-A wornme NaHoaal I man Bore night. Tko BroeUyait* mads big dobot *• • OardiB "lap" an Imprnmtva tme by handing Danny Gtovanetll. • borough Heal, a sound abollaek lag for to rounds. • Fighting tba mala pa al Mw Garden pula you under terrific pres aure," aaid tha tt-year-old ettgi nsenng student. "It mean* you've arrived. I wanted I* win m bad­ ly. It I wasn't so anxious I would bar# knocked him out." Drake, la recording bis fifth P lT TBBURGf! l i t - Dale L a g , straight victory, pounded ClovanelM fbnrA Pirato first baaomaa, U In the bead and body with both y j J M t s m night ami a bom band*. Tko steady stream af left books to th* body look tko steam k g r i m against m» Ckleago •at af Danny, who bad an nobeateo +•* • • w«ro trailing 44 streak of fly* mapped. Drako, who cut weighed kia rival m Wtlcomt Navy WILL YOU BE OUR GUEST? CloMoat IN S M oM i A l Law A i 9IP M I �. sn a ’Authorities Reveal 1 THK Rcmorino Resigns Arqentinc Job *Speaker Predicts Changes In Opinion TALLAHASSEE < * - A tramblm j of the Senate majority bloc )< predicted by Houit Speaker _ D.nitt when the l-egislaturr re• turn* S.-ft. 24 Iron ill long rrceti. “ I belie*e two or more of tbe senators **ill change their potitloni through local pressure," David a; id in an interview. The Legulature ipent AS day* in fru itlo i attempti to reapporti n the 3A atate aenatonal diet..et* before it rect»»ed Aug. to T ie 20-man Senate majority it nod firm against any reJiuncting plan ~ which would create new aenato9 rial dutricta for more than Bay and Monroe counties. The Senate minority. Home ma­ jority and Gov. C'ollini have been Insisting that Manatee and Saraaota as well mutt get a senator each. The House speaker listed Sens Baker of I'matilla. Edwards of Irvinr, Shands of Gainesville and Carraway of Tallahassee as most ^ likely members of the Senate ms™ Jority to go o*er to the other side He said he Is convinced the cit itens of the districts represented by the four do not support the stands taken by their senators and will ' ‘reflect pretty much the think­ ing of a majority of the House and a majority of ntirens in asking for a fair reapportionment b ill" David added the four senators represent large counties which alf ready have senators of their own w and are not afferted by any reapportionment plan advanced ao far. He Indicated Sens Shands and Tarraway may be siding with the Senate majority because they fear legislative reprisals against the state universities located in their counties but "they must come to the realisation that if they don't do what's fair and right it may f lead to a reaction against the uni­ versities. “ Edwards and Baker also may be influenced by the University of Florida to seme eiteet because they live In adjoining counties but probably their reason for voting with the majority has been more of a personal nature." A package reapportionmeiit plan Is seen by David as the "only pos­ sible solution". He forecast revival % of a 41-senator plan which was dis­ cuses dearly tn the reapportlon- ment session. It was endorsed hy Gov. Collins and approved by the Senate but ran Into opposition in the House and was dropped. Tbe so-called "package" would require two billa and a constitu­ tional amendment The original plan would have given a senator each to Bay. Monroe. Manatee, Sarasota. Rrevard. Seminole, Oka­ loosa and Santa Rosa. David laid he believed any new parkage would resemble the orig­ inal closely. He reported the governor told him in a telephone conference he plans to "do a lot of work" on reapportionment between now and the end of the recess He added Collin* "feela we can during the recess resolve the Is­ sue." Leaders Say France Is Using Borrowed U. S. Helicopters •C m SOM, former New Tort model. displays (right) the butt's eer it*e wee awarded after the had divpr»»d of two 700-pound butt# tn the Mexico n ty nn« At left aha is tftown a* the made her (tut kill and won the pUudita of a bugs crowd of aAcionadoa, or fans. (lalm uiiiw iil joita-ip/voiol Stock Market Today Moderately Active WASHINGTON 'a — Government officisls said today Ersnre is using eight borrowed U. it helicopters in combatting insurgents in North Africa. Walter Bruther, bead of tbe CIO, protested against tbe use of the Air Forte machines as inconsistent with this nation's outspoken op­ position to colonialism. The State Department had no immediate rommrnt on the protest by Hea­ ther, who said in ■ statement that "direct military aid" to the French In North Africa makta the U. S. appear "as the main aupport of French colonialism." France ordered tome helimplrrt earlier this summer from U. S LAKELAND, FLA. - Coming manufacturers. France also re­ quested and got a loan of eight all the nay from McQuecwy, helicopters pending delivery of Taiaa la Jae Maeller nba will try la break tbe present Jumping those on order. The French request posed a eri- record of IIS feet, held by Al­ Ural problem to U. I. officisls. fred# Meadeaa of typreae Gas* The derision was bised on dene, la Ike Jumping event af grounds H would be Impossible to the Natieasl Ski Tearnameat b» deny such e request from an atlv lag held Sunday si LakeUad. eaperfeneing diiiirultlea within Its territories. British Gates Are Floods Rule Out Opened To Soviets Stylish Wedding HARWELL, England U^—Britain opened the gales of Ms top secret For Young Couple ai mlc center today to Soviet ado r'lris. . Fifteen Russian physicist* were ’ omung other foreign scientists flown Inlo the closely guarded re­ search station from Banova lor on Inspection tour. "They will bo stsoww ao BMseh os possible within flic bounds of eecurity?' a spokesman said. Invitations for the visit were an♦ended at the 700-natioe Geneva eon Berence. 1« •ncee. BOUTHRRIDGK. M an. UR — It wasn't a stylish wedding—but only because a big flood ruined the ♦own. I k s betde v e s t the -only dress she didn't lose in the flood. Hie bridegroom wore his Na­ tional Guard fatigue uniform and he was kaggard from long flood duly. They knelt an piece* of card board ki Sacred Heart Catholic church to protect them from the damp floor. ■lirtey Mein, M, and Hormand St. Germaine k id planned • slyliak wedding with formal clothes and scores af Invited guests. Instead, only a handful could roach the church In a badly bat­ tered part of town. A reporter gave the pretty bride away m marriage U it night be­ cause bee lather became Si after Hie flood. Another reporter served as altar bap- A newspaper photographic was esse ad tho official witnesses T V le v . Mace LaDous married foam by aaadfeligM. There waa no choice sinew there won't V lights hi part* a | lawn for a tang while St. Germaine and Misa Male originally ware In V married last Friday, tha day af the flood. They get part way fo church and tha flood walaaa engulfed their car. . A pnNeemao messed foam and brought them la a nearby bouse Several bonra la U r they ware evacuated. They boarded a e m tl boat and »• foe church. They found the ehareh amply - aad flooded A boaaymoaa le out ef tha queetfc* far foa time being, flu newlywada Mid. flt. S a n a a fee bad to «•* a apaeial paw from hia Nation•I Onaid euperfan area fo gat »«rria* boeaaaa V fo an duty Seeing is Relieving 1^ ^ — 1 I i t ijc ic n a m e / i*m A t the a g e o f 3Z , Th i s 1 9 t h c e n t u r y R U S S IA N C O M P O S E R g o t G L A S S E S 'W H I C H , HE W R O TE , ' I AM T O L D A R E V frR V B E C O M IN G T O M E T vd, a c t? T N AM E iN V P K rc u HCKE 9 4 O U T OF I O O C A S E S O F V IS U A L E R R O R C A N BE C O R R E C T E D BY C O M P E TE N T P R O F E S S IO N A L EVE CARE. SAVS TH E B E T T E R V IS IO N IN S T IT U T E . T lirn Jack McGowan, manager of the spring*, derided ma»he Cheetah could help Cheetah u a brown eved. lung la .h o l female She wa« chained on the (.land in hope, tho maverick band would return. JACKSONVILLE «.fs— A N'.vvv I hurricane hunter plane took off here *t * a m today tn probe an stea of vixpirlon In the Gulf nf ■Mexico altout IJO miles northwest of Cuba. The Navy sjid the Neptune wa*, U. Marion Hendry T u e * d a y againri Jack lllanro. J.v who drove Mrs. Minnie Mhdaker to the hos­ pital Sunday night Mrs Whitaker was pronounced drad u|* n arrival at the hospital Drtrrtlve In.peetor Beynon «ald the arrest wa* made aft­ er an invedigat - n and lie detector test*. No value was plared on tna rings lllanro was rrlea-ed from rounty Jail on $l.5oo bond. Mr*. Wlillaker was the mother of three prominent Tampa attornr)s. pat, Tom and I) U. n c piloted hv t.t Cmdr, It A Pitt­ man of ftrookhaven C.a , and ex|>ecled to return about 2 pm . The Navy vaid the area had "pu->ihilitles of developing into a tropical storm." Y 'l for Boyars PURCELL'S SALE CONTINUES 2 n F i n n 's 2'°°S 4 00 LADIES'HATS COTTON SLIPS BRAS .7 9 GIRDLES 2" & 100 3-» M E N 'S VALUES NOW BELTS T .9 S ____ | .99 Value 1.75 w 12.98 ... 0.99 18.98 ... 0.99 1.00 hi i r s d s a Cr 1.99 Lee Dungarees 2 99 Other Dungarees I 98 Na laataltatfen Chnrpa B. E. Purcell, Co. SANFORD — OBLANDO P M W B 1 IM There’* money In tlv.it old alnve or other hentir.g ojuip. nicnl! Weil (my you Just toTH A D Jl earl., and gunrnn* tie- vourwlf "central henling" nmifuit llua winter! Hurry —offer goud for limiUd tmie only! |« r«r '« Mss* — wllh , - v m a '■- •it floor fumsr# |U hssts sir, rlre u la lts ll 35% fsstar. 1.00 1.66 Now Wifh Eleclric Ignition • sir 81 s 99 Group Qif Floor Furnace fr js m s n s H u p tr r ir n jls llo n " SHEETS 18.98 •O' J $ ('J Get One Of These Coleman Oil Floor Furnaces ...and GUARANTEE YOURSELF Winter Comfort! Now - 9.99 l _____ ... If You TRADE NOW , NYLON , _ l'39 HOSE .69 _________ 0 . eveai-ed three week, ago across< TAMPA r \n imbulsnee draa np>at from thrlr i.laml home a! er who secompanird a dung Tam­ Ihiv louri.t attraction. pa worn in to a ho.pital ha* been Trapv halted wtlh banana*, or ehargpJ w.th Mealing two diamunl ante* and pr.vnutv were ii«e|ev< They sprang them, got the f.xvt rings from her A warrant charging grand lar­ and went back to cavorting in the jungle. ceny was l.sucd hy Peace Justira C rosseyed M S IB M E M 1 Fctnale Lure Works Ambulance Driver But Not For Lonq Accused Of Theft PONCE DE LEON SPRINGS r —Twenty male rhesus nr nary, From Dying Woman P E O P L E F IN D IT D IF F IC U L T O R , I M P O S S I B L E T O W IN K . ' l l t ,> * - .' {) A N Y O N E W H O C A N 'T ' 6 W W IN K M A Y N E E D E Y E C A R E . X L A D IE S' DRESSES F W 1H.LE CTLINDBB SIC at TAST Of AOUCUltUli I' t i Taft nen.on (l*ni. Is thown pre­ senting a picture of his family to Vladimir Mat-kevleh, the First Deputy Minuter of Agriculture for ltu»«i.i, •> the tt>mai> Soviet f.irtn delegation vtsllevl Ifonsnn In Wsihington TTie Rest* have msila a ?0.000-mllr, t!-*talc f.wl-(tndlng tour of Wrstrrn and MidWestern farming are ' v uhavleh promised tn (end a picture of his family to ttrnson after the lluuiati* return home, ilnlrrnaliona!) Hunter Plqnc Eyes Area Of Suspicion BLANKETS AA SAN FO H n nF.RAI.nThur*. Aujf. 23, 1955 Tag* 1 They relumed all rigid They swam back, clawed anil hit Cher tab inlo near in«rn*ihility, then fled hack to the tree*. McGowan * 11-1 today ao far as he * ro n e n m d they ran *ta> tncie I T IS E S T I M A T E D T H A T A P P R O X IM A T E L Y 9 0 % O F B IG L E A G U E B A S E BALL PLAYERS C O U L D E N H A N C E T H E IR B A T T IN G A V E R A G E S -W E R E TH E Y T O W EA R P R O P E R LY P R E S C R IB E D EYE GLASSES. Officers Widows To Get Settlement BOTTLED GAS pH 11’rtran Wehmeler, Philadel­ phia Phillies pitcher, likes to hurl the Pittsburgh Pirate*. Railway and Baltimore A Ohio against He has won 14 of his last 17 s f off fractionally. <starts against the Hues. Market Service Still Gets Blamed For Higher Prices CAMP MiQL’ARRIK JR - The Market News Service, which doesn't set prices, still gets blamed by buyers for high prices and hy seller* for low prtcea, F. W Eith­ er, assistant commissioner of the VIENNA. Austria • * - Austria'* Slate Marketing Rurrau in Jack 15.000 doctors and drnti*ta began sonville, tnld Florida's 14th annual poultry Institute yesterday. a two-day nationwide strike today The market service never ha* The doctors refused trratmrnt established a price, he said, it to all hut emergency ra*e* and merely reports the results of sales 300 whiteclad physicians marched on a marketable basis. through Vienna'* street* in a pro­ Dralera are at liberty tn use the test demonstration. quoted price* but "it seems un Tha strike was railed hy Aus­ reasonable that member* of an tria’* Medical A**n in protest important industry should esperi against a planned draft la* which the Market News Servire to dc they rlaim will threaten their in ride for them the price at whlrh dependence. their product* should sell," Fisher The draft law provides national | said. health Insurance fnr the entire pop ulation, Instead of only to persons tmployed. The doctors maintain that the law would limit their pri­ vate practice* and leave them at the mercy of the state run health OCALA .P—Three widow* of law Insurance companies. enforcement nfflrer* will get fofel each in settlement nf damage *uit« an aged eouple sen sed of Youth Said Cause againil slaying the three men Cireutt Judge Truman 0 Futrh O f Orlando Blaze yesterday algned an order for tne ORLANDO tA -Flre Chief Paul settlement fo Mrs Agnes Wontiign. Pennington said yesterday a men­ Mrs Ifatel Turk and Mr*. Johm n|le tally retarded boy of 14 admitted L Youngblood setting tha flra which did tTS.mn Kdward ft. IJndley, 7). who damage at Louli L. Jacob Inc. ait- Indicted for first degree muirder rv* packing house Saturday. In tho slayings, has been heldd InTbe bay, who could give na rea­ sane and eommltted fo the Flnrfda son for hit act of lighting a piece, State Hospital at Chattahoneltee. of paper atd shoving It Into the I Ills wife. Bertha. 70. la free on building, has been turned over fo! bond In the custody ol relative^. Juvenile authorities, the rhlef said. I NEW SERVICE FOR SANFORD IM NEW YORK, (A D -T h e atoek market was moderately active and higher in early trading tnday. Gains ran tv about a point at most av trading slowed somewhat aJtrr an active flurry at tha atari Steels and rhemical* were about the strongest among the major groups while rail* were unchanged to tower. Of the opening blocks t ' S Steel wa* up '* al 51 on 4 000 share*. Firestone up 1 at M's on 1,000 We*tingh(Hi»e up l * at 47 on 1.300, 3,000 and International Nickel up General Electric up >» at 513 S on V« at 12 *« on 1.3O0 Other gainers included Relhle hem. General Motors, .tears Roe buck. Douglas Aircraft, and South ern Pacific. Pennsylvania Railroad, Southern Austria's Doctors March In Protest Of Planned Law BIUJMNG OOfXAPBM . CAIKO, Egypt UR—A four-atory bniULng aatiapaad today while loo ••ddfofl lUMfo warn celebrating « the real. At feast M persons were Injured, » af them aariaosly. •U U BUENOS AIRFS r — Authorita­ tive source* said t. day that Jeroni­ mo flemotlno has re -'ro rt as V tentina's m inl.trr of foreign af­ fairs and worship. ftrmorino has been In poor health fur si »eral year* and now it under treatment in a ltucno< Aires hos­ pital. The same sources said lldefonto Krliv ravage* Marllnei will be named fo sucired Remorino Cavagna M ariner, holding the rank of ambassador, has hern head of a mission try ine to create an economic union of Argentina and Its neighbors, especially Chile, Ecuador, Bolivia and I'aragua Another change in President Juan D. Peron't rovpmment w s s p re d ic te d today hy unof! filial sources who said I’cron na* decided to give control of inf"rovl security forces to Gen. Felix Maria fiohlcs. 1 r* • •arm lh In Isithes t eomsf. Ksvsr 1st* floor l«v»l sir |st told! Colsman loo. Drsft l-urnsr wrings KXTIIA hast fiom adl CALL TODAY FOR FREE SU RVEY F. II. A. TERMS Ul» TO Ifi MONTHS TO PAY I * fto uU JtM fl PLUM BIN C 1007 Sanford Are. f . 1 0 f 1 ft V. K- - —a j. if fm ll 4 T �•- Big Things Predicted Far Edith '55's Fifth Tropical Hurricane MIAMI, Fla OR-The year’# fifth hurricane, Edith, spun ominously over the open Atlantic today and one of the lop storm warning ftpcrta predicted iti winds would Helen McCloy M |l i l i n u t Gerry hvr»i on the top floor. Harm a apartment waa -U .kh, ■ T ks u a a s s au hawlatad juat below hit. S m! New Tor*, lelfkt *a a -OS- toE Snaw atiprad to* •*“*/. IJS with tha datieacy eg tha unaophiaU- Aa aba turned the corner thia • e a t i t * n whsrh was M l *****■§ •■* cited. * U m m chads Ova mass’s evening, Gerry * floor vat at darn lb * d a y / s e t dewwWed ia* UauSnwa aa Bar own. Only in Judith J' n•a m U ladia may w U># H»*irv room far you.” •H -tir t a i l s lla d be Oral ia ike Ho cam* back shaking hia h*od. k irr apartment, )u»t aiwva the ■aura is tha n o rm a * la rstrw a* SL 'Nobody thera hi ell.” Hlo hihiusar ahop, waa Ultra a aott glow at B ui v a t s M o n o n a m 4 w l laia th* S m e e aeeia. a Mow D I M alw sad M waa less aympdthaUa mow. After lamplight. dll# if h dams didn't wadaraUnd Could there pottihly tie a m o e u di<4 , Cara Dacca b o u ia i tk* age in ner mail bos T No. Iter boa l u a l India n ik » lor tw e s te f#e«* whan a guy stood M r up*. . . ■ha a a s sn w ie l lo Bad OifTT lt° * a Hard began la fe d eaevaptcuoua. waa empty. Hut there was eomra a wanaalntaar* la tha bnuaa t M n U tnera had any aort af Uuog behind tne strip nt glata la n iro O v t slaa-UM a t th a r a i a i a • t i d e her dha taeked to* *ur- •quabbl* t n I ■ evening. . . . But Gerry* boa. It didn't look like a chase uil* aes ours* and a l l thethere hadn't. Hhn almost wished letter. It seemed to be a mettagr, atoea alia Huas n>»r wimp'd *> • User* bad. It would nave ba-a ao scrawled on a crumpled envelope, catataria up*n* » Ihara la tha MUto* croud lin e , d .r .rp e a ra d taatia* much more undarwtandabla. and ana corner stuck out through th e bewildered Miss Dorr* aloraa. Ilara the narrow slot. a a o n a a is l a i i h » clow iae c a lU M ta j* : 0 a his srta. mined hsr af lb s isklo. longer. Mr. Hoeva * hat la over ghe let herself in with a latch­ there m a chair at Us* comer key and c ra te d the narrow lobby table." la the seU-servtca elevator. -I II give ft So th* eaahiar to In her room, she dropped her caaa na oornas back for It." -If aa should, plaaaa sad Mm 1 raincoat cm a chair and lighted ail the lamps. She pulled up the Vene­ couldn't walk" UK." Tha manager amUad kti- tian blinds, so the could tee lights plaaaantiy. Ha a going U say it. la the houses acroaa the etrcrl, and ah* thought. It'll earn* In another opened a window to bring tralfio minute. Blood you up, th f With noises into the room. Thera was juit time tor a cup of tea helots a leer probably. Mb* uimed quickly and burned the went to Aunt Carolines. In out the aide dear. Street lampe the hilthen she put water un to were globes of amber without radi­ boil while (he took a shower at -I ance in tha vsolat dusk. U waa changed into her laffe'a dress. It that moment af a New Terk day waa the gray nt a dove a plumage •nine m* knife. Bar* paused, wnea even dusty asphalt under­ with the sheen nt a p»erL Hie loosing for Mr. Harry tine foot looks a taint, romantic mauve picked up her gold lorket, Uim re­ think you know him by name. Ha and lighted wind ow n are towering membered the pendant. so m ti ner* regularly." ft eraa lying on ntr drraamg swarms eg SreSiaa against h pale "Garry Ilona 7 Bur# I know him.* Stic man mokro al her blankly. sky that makes gray buildings al­ table, a bright, wicked red rye that *Uut ha ain’t hern in tonight. most invisible. A lighted bus seemed lo wi k at hrr yeringly. surged notaily past, awaytng kkt tint should have tell belter, but Buss. I ain't te*n mm at aJL* "Ifut h« was her*. I came sulk a ship under full aait Passenger* she didn L There was something him. And I vaw him paa* tha were standing pecked against the wrong. Then alia realised what it alram table only t few minute* glass door*. Better ta walk the waa: The alienee overhead. At this ago. I even heard you call out to few blocks up fifth to her apart­ hour aha could usually hear (terry a step going lo and tro, Irom nil him. You said, 'floast beef tonight, ment on 02nd. Gerry had an apartment in tha own kiUhenetla to hia livingand w s just got down to where It'a •am* building, perhaps t h e r e room. A pleasant, home like sound. •tare!’ " Fortunately aha couldn't near ms "Did I call him by name?" radio of hia lelephona bell oe n e "N-no. At l«a*t. I dnnt think votes when ha bad guest*, euice. you did." In general, sound* nac. Hut hi* "Then I must* been talking to floor—her celling*—conduct' ell homebody •!** " sounds in direct contact with It— "But I saw him pass Uia steam tha moving at a chair or table, table. Even it you didn’t call to footfalls Whenever nt stepped nil him, you must have seen him! tha rug. Unconsciously ah* had Why, ha even left hi* hat with m* I waa waiting fur turn at a labia has that ismsrad with a different been listening tor tome such sound tonight near Ihe door, lie went to g*l col- cadence An odd e*drive*, almost M s A Ths manager at the Automat fr« and said he’d he hack in a min­ ute. but . , na navar cam* back.* limp, only faster. might briitv* that Gerry had • • • "I been awful busy carving. I People going along Cast 62nd might not n»v* noticed mm if ha just got cnflea and nothing a lia oftsn noticed Lha neat bttia build­ ing where Bara Used, l u plain Ilow tong you been waiting?" n r "About 20 minutra. I knew N would taka a little time to get Ui* enftee because Ultra waa such • long Una, but now Ui* tins has (on* and ha isn't her*." Bom* urgency in her vole# framed Uia man. "Why don’t you talk to tha manager 7 That’a him, over Users by tha lc* cream." “Mr. HonaT" said Ui* manager. *T#an, i know him. But I didn't are him coma tn tonight. I bean bach of the pi* section Axing a •lot that wee jammed." ’ BUI Gerry wouldn't Juat walk out and leave ma. lie wouldn't ■ coo' (ray. On Use (round floor a discreetly email srtndow usually displayed a length of raw sUh in tangerine er paa cock blue toaeed acroaa a thair upholstered to bur­ lap er • coffse table made from a driftwood slump had a ar.ert ot glass. Above the window bronae Ialtera apt Lied eut Use asm* "Jud­ ith J«nida*.' | | ten* impossible to pay more for • length at burlap er • piece af driftwood anywhere la New York. Above Um shop trace three floor* sack an aaartm tnt tar a GAINESVILLE iF -T he Legists- There la a rapid litrrease In the lure's Joint Committee on Mental number of mental eases in Florid* Health will hold tie first meeting W tU tl^ her. tomorrow end Saturday In en ™ ngm* CrM | T.HM uSSl attempt to find an approach la ara now overrrewded and tk* one of Florida's prrssing social --------------------------------------------- m St Dodo County Gets Bobtail Turnpike tesfcLfts vtmj. miss^ ^ s t f a h# Cfrcull Coun er ■••rhi Robert B. Meyner, N. J.; Gov. Dennis J. Roberta, R. I.; Cor. Avrrell Harrinun, ft. V.; Gov. Abrahan* A. RlbleofT, Conn.; Vat Peterson. Civil Defer.** Administrator; the President, and E. Roland Ilirrlman. chairman of tha Red Crocs. In background ara officials and Congressmen from tha affected area*. Unusual Circumstances Described By Officers NEW YORK '.P — The Soviet faro'rr miivl he glvrn more In­ dividual inn nine before Ruwlsn agricultural production ran he in­ creased. a group of American farm experts agreed today. The Americans arrive I home by plane after a all-week lour in Rus­ sia They said also thst Russian farming is far behind that In Ibis country. lead er of fhe Imirlng group waa Dean U' V l.amherl of Ihe col­ lege of agriculture at Ihe Univer­ sity nf Nebraska. He told report­ ers: “ We had a wonderful trip and had # good opportunity lo look al loiportant Russian agricultural areas. | think one of lha major Imptetsion* w* got wa« the large il*e of manpower on their farm* Thrv u*e a great number of people lo do what we do through mechan(ration " He addef Ihst “ we think we made «nme friends and wa think we dro*e «nme wedge* in Ihe bar­ riers that have been between Ihe two rHintiif* for the past 15 years. We hope we pavrd the way for fu­ ture exchanges such as Ihrse." I »• got to run. Horry, Dai rr! Burrly he would have ddn* that tf h* had kft voluntarily. Waa It conrrivabl* lh«t h* might have left involuntarily 7 (T a f ie f.'nwfiWMcdf slate must find some way of han­ dling the** persons, he adder). Treatment, not confinement, may b* th# rorrert approach slnre new drugs have been found sucresiful in affertlng cures for both Insane and borderline rasas, hr said Chairman nf the committee Is Sen. Edwin G. Fraser nf Marrlenny. Other members are Srn. Douglai Rlenstrnm, Sanford; Sen. Dewey Johnson. Quincy; Rep,. Frank M. Allen. Ray County; J. ft Hopkins, Escambia; and S. C. Smith, DfSoto. NRWRPAPRR BOLD . JASPER UR—The Jasper News, IS-yaar-old weakly newspaper, waa add yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Ehlert of Ubarty. Ill, by Stafford Caldwell and Nelli* Caldwell Halloa. Tb# piper had bean hi lha hands of the Caldwell family slnr* Its founding ta 1970 by th# first of g aortas en routing of John M. Caldwell. th# propoaad northward aitonalon which will craat* a stata-tong toll Tha land offered tor an Inter­ read. change la jointly owned by tha Vuiallir. Another of that* eonfrrvncea held latar yesterday at Ocala and city of Ocala and Marion County. At Jacksonville on* group en­ t third hara today. dorsed th* proposed Duval County A‘ **■ te " * * * authority routing which would taka th# turn­ wai offered fra* a 96-atr* tract af pike across U.ft. 90 ahnut seven Ocala and lU vtr milts was! of Jacksonville and In Ipringi If H will na# this tract for • traffic Intorthang*. That would an are around tb* rity connecting with U.B. 1 and ending at U I. IT M ar tha Georgia Um . ■ * 9 M I r a n n i t i ar* (• ct •sad SUV ia lit* tear awtWar thae rt.aam #„w lilr th* d a rk PI I POINT ItHKNOWB (second from lightl In Hartford. Conn, addresses a conference af gov­ ernors from Northeattcrn stated ravaged by flood* Tha Chief Executive said he will call a special see* slon of Congress If nrexfssry to obtain *75 million In federal aid for relief. U lt to right are: Gov. paara at tha Inquest in Chicago Into tha fatal ahootlog of adatce* Uva for which ha is under arrant, Captured after a dramatic gnaw Another group protested this hunt and a 94-hour ordeal tor a routing and askad that th* turn- family ho held host***, Cara pika lla Into th* Jacksonville Ex­ penter In wail-shackled tor ttvo Inquiry. (lalarailleaalf pressway lyatam. PHILADELPHIA IF—A 12 yearntrl Philadelphia socialite who last June 21 eloped without h rr family’s conirnl »Hh a Miami, H a., motor­ cycle policeman, **»« found Head last night under clreumitanrr* de­ scribed at unusual by police. 3lr« Dnrli Silver Oitrrtchrr. daughter of Herman Silver, vice president of Fool Fair, In c, a latgr grocery rham nn the Eastern seaboard, died in lh# apartment of long-time friends while on a •octal visit. Thr attractive redhalrrd girl received nationwide publicity a few month* ago when •he ran off unexpectedly with Earl (roetliMed Frow P are One) eommrntrd, "This road Is vital ro Orange Cnun'y—| think the l<*npte down there should h# Just as much Intrrrstrd as we art." County Knctnrrr M. C. Hagan, rtueiiinnrd bv Chairman Odham about his contorts along the propoied fnur-lanlng protect, said, “People f’v# contacted up and down the rlgh*-of-way are willing tn give the property. They are ready for It tn rnme through. I told them liiai it Is either hy-pass or go through.’* In • reassuring statement nn question* rnnrerntng the planning t f the nrole-t in sections. Dial reiterated, 'The Id-a of putting the middle section in the budget first Is t» aisura the people that th* road w‘l| So hiiltl." Olham Informed the group that “The Idea now I* to go out with rivlr pride and aril this project to the people. Thl* Inh h at got te be don*, an I don# In n hurry." Odham then pointed out that a meeting will he held Monday irrM . at a location vet tn ha de­ signated, wiiH cltlteni who ara willing to g<s out and sail this project. Heading th# new Mtrharl niireirhcr, 29-year-old Mi­ ami policeman Police said a ropy of their re­ port was transmitted tn the homi­ cide squad because of the unusual rircum dances surrounding I h e death Dr. Samuel Man Inn, a phy­ sician who llvcl near the apart­ ment the Oitrelrher girl was viaKing, pronounred her dead and said he was unahlr to dcterima*. the cause c{ death. Ocrupanta nf thr apartment where Mrs. Ortrcirher died told police she had hren separated from hrr husband. Her family llvri In exclusive MrIro*e Park, a fashionablo suburb of Philadelphia She was Ihe mere of Samuel Friedlander, chairman of Ihe hoard anJ founder of Ihe food chain. Pollre look Ihe body lo Ihe ritjr morgue where her name waa listed as Shirley Silver At Ihe Stiver residence this morning, a man who said ho was a elni* friend of Ihe family, but refined lo give his name, confirmed that Ihe daughter had dird last night He refused lo give any further Information. Ostreicher was notified of hi* wife’s death in Miami Rearh last night and wa» given emergency to show greater IntrnsUJcatlon Saturday I expect h»e to h winds of 125 to US miles an h near her center." The ttorm ’* forwarJ movem or better by Saturday. about 13 m p h G ain extended Gordon Dunn, chief itorm tor#- outward IVi mile* to the north and e n te r in tha Weather Bureau’! 1»*•* »"•* so mile-- to the south and Hurricane center here, taid Edith's of tha renter, winds at present were about M; ■ ~~ m p h She wai centered at 3 s m s s r \ I* C near lalitude 22T north, longitude n O U I U a | | A I 3 ( f l ( M« west, or 5*0 miles northeast D C W l U I I U v U J V r J of Puerto Rico, I That location placed It* eentrr F I a i i PAC D o l a a C O f l about 1,500 miles southeast of l l l l U l v ) l a C I C O J C U Miami and the same di«tance| •mith-southcast of Caps lla ttrra s j WASHINGTON UP— Mew polio N C. ! r a i n luted by the dates last week centratrd storm than either Connie totaled 2.1.IS. an inrreaie of 152 ceniraled storm than eilhe rConnic over those In the week ended Aug. or Diane." said Dunn. ‘Tier spawn-! 13. the Public Health Sendee ing ground was In the isme gencr-' icportcd today, *1 area as the other two, although I A spokesman said tlie Inrrra** Edith moved farther wed in wave' of about 2U per rent was a seasonal form than the others before spin- jump whirh rotild be expected at ning Into a hurricane. t.thU time of the year. •’Thu cau«e»! us to believe there! However, the 2,13* rs«r* In the It tome perditent fsetor in the week ended Aug 20 were only S area which is earning dorms to! per cent below the J in t lldrd In develop there II I* farther north! thr comparable IPII week although than the usual breeding ground total WAS ra«-* «land at It.*42. nr “ Condition* are such that Edith13,000 le»* than the MUM listed tn probably will move in a westerly the comparable period last yrar. riirrrtion — either northwest or Cate* »inee the “disease scar" west-nnrthwe»t—for the nest tv > darted about April ! hate totaled day*, at least. That’s the same old 10,799, compatrd with 13.31* a year route that Connie ano D are fob ago. lowed. Edilh will require a lot of The I’HS safd th rrt waa f t dose watching. Inrreaie in ca*rx l**s *a*k *a <uu “ Being more concentrated a: of the geographic divisions at Ihe outset, Edith ran be expected dale*. MCMTAIT OF DtftNtl Chartre F- Wllwm (left) pins tha Medal of Fraedom on Harold E. Talbott at Bolling Air Force Base, Washing* . Ion. The outgoing Secretary of the Air Force was honored for "ex* eepttonally meritorious serv ice'' in safeguarding "national security.:Talbott resigned Under Are by Benate investigators over his prtvat# buainsaa acttvtUee. Ha draiad accusing Wilson of not defending him.' committee, OiTiam requested name* nf addi­ tional rllltent In th* rounty tn he appointed and named te tha ronimltte* that will rail on pro. periv owner# up and down the right-of-way fn an effort, to se­ rum nrnneMv on a donated betla. "We haven't got the money te huy the right-of-way along the rrnpoaed fou'-lan'nr project from RanfoH to the Orange County lire " Odham said. Members of tbo committee mewing with Uie fltato Road Il-urd memhtr end District Fnrinnera were: J. Rraltey Odham, rhalrmtn nf tha group, Forrest n>c<Aenrtdf*. secrtaryl J o h n Mriach, M. C Hagan. Mark N. Clsvstand J r , Voll# A. William* J r , W. Brown Miller, D*ugl*a Rtenstrom, O. P. Hrnidon, W. A. Tatrlek, John Fox. Otis Fourakre, Wilhsm Hutrhison J r , Jsmes A. Wright, Denver Cordell. Earl Higginbotham, and Georgo Touhy. When manager Paul Richards o» th* Orioles was ejected from the Ally • game with the Yan­ kees, It marked the ftflh time this seaaea the Baltimore pilot was thrown out of a game Involving the New Yorker* Ing tn revive her, Schwarts ran up tha strart and got Dr. Samuel Manstrln. After an examination. Dr. Manstrln summoned pollc* and tha fir# resru* squad. Tllay administered oxygen for about IS minutes when Dr. Msnstaln pro­ nounced tha young woman dead. Liter, Dr. Samuel H. Kals came to th* apartment and said ha had keen Mra. Ostrelrher's physician for four or five year*. Dr. Kata said shr had been In gnnj health except for minor ailments. Ha said she also was being treated by a Dr. Lrnm Tuft for an allergy. IN MEMORIAL Tn loving memory of our dear ton and brother and grandson, i Johnnie Frank Morra Jr. 3Vhn| patted away Aug. 19. I9M. Waj m in you now. our hearta ara tara I as lime goes by, ws iris* you more. I Your loving tmila your gcntla 'are, no one ran fill your vacant placo. sadly mltaad by Mothar, Father and Rlstara, Grandmother, A GrandfatSer. jR a ,W J tA i LAST TIME TODAY FEATURE AT TOMORROW« Marais Sail a«i ar a aaeraa DOUItLI rSATOXB \T air ban* aa4 Mat DICE MW1LL m 0 Jfia STATIO NS i W EST" COMING SUNDAY FOOD 8 • �1»■»' « r '*»*- • - • I f U ’« W o rth A a y t h i a f a ’ t S t , - REBUILT S l ____ *t ^ - 4 - y - ■- -r. THE OLD HOME TOWN I-BKAL g f f l WP« « U f e l I J iL i K m A y --^ — - fp T f" Dieie! Power T H E SANFORD H ER A LD T hura Aug. 25, 1955 P age 3 By STANLEY Unit. Ideal for sawmill or heavy duty pump. New unit warranty at 4 pr.ee. Call 2301-W day. 1172 J night. DAILY CROSSWORD Phone 113 - A. B. Peter»on.Broker Associate* . A. B. Peter** Jr.. P. J. Cbeiterion. Garfield Wtllent. John Mei*eh, R. W. WU- 7 PC. LIVING ROOM GROUP Uami. A. C. Doodney. Land Sur­ COVERED IN N Y L O N . veyor. • Sofa Bod C A. W H ID D O N . 8 R. Reg. Real Batata Broker V. E Dcugla*. A iw ia le U9 S. Park Pb. UO 2 Bedroom Cement Block Home. Pnco I*7JO. Small Down Pay. ment Bal. <33 on month, can give immediate peaaeiiion. 1202 Randolph Avenue. HAVE Buyer* lor home with one or more Acre*, out of City. Mod­ erately Priced W. H. " R n r STF.MPER Realtor — General Injurance Gertrude B. Dlagfelder Aiieelate Pbone 213 112 N. Park Ave. t i l l ! fool room*. Televlilon. 15 »ffitly. Kitchen privilege* avai­ To Help Ycu Rent or Buy. Rota L. Paytov lable. 101VW. (Reg. Real K ilalr Broker) Annabcllr Brown Hrndrrioa, O ran furnlihed aptAssociate. Pelmeuo A rt. Phone *18. Ph. 3T1 — 17-92 at Hiawatha n e u i A A P A jm onrT S : room*. RAYMOND M. BALL. BROKER Ifctto. U4 W. m 1 1 S. D. Hlghleyman. Aasoctata O M. Harm on. Aatociate la Q iw i* u l Baby Bedn 2M South Park Ave. Phone Mb » , r w l « k « « « th -T « L 1*0 F m ltu ra C a t o U l Weil I W __ W A N T ADS I t ’s W o rth A d r t r t l f i n c lm CLASSIFIED ADS ___ W oodruff f t S lngleU ry R u l E ata te nouN 14 r ia c e 1 An animat or plant which tive, on another 2 Br*ety 3 Girl f n»ma 4 Girl a nick­ name 15. t-nng 5 7 To depict 6 Juice of a riant 9 riunderer 10 Fl*t reerp. tarle 1? r n n tln g error* 13 Ve* • Platform Rocker • Pull l'p Chair • Cocktail Table • End Table • Tabic Lamp • Smoker ALL FOR vehement tpecchf* J7 Roman $129.00 M a th e r o f S a n fo rd 32-89 E. lit SL H nCEtrlr pound Phone 127 Appliance 14 A »uh*l4iiry la>»19 One of many 1*>»re . 21 O n e u h a ‘ **v*». or deliver* 25 Spirit lamp* 27 Flute 2* r.rasvtike r!*nts 30 Rocky eminenee* Mint ) C enter 11> Magnolia Ave. "Your Headquarter* for Automa­ tic Waaher* and Drier* " Wdtiaghoute Laundromat Maytag — A B C . At I/m at l i n . t t PHONE - 1757 .1 ROOM SPECIAL 5 Piece Dinette Set. 3 Piece Llvme Room. 5 Piece Bedroom Group with Maltreat and Rot Spring* ......... $293.01). (term*) ECHOLS REDDING CO. Corner 3 d k Magnolia Ph. 123 “Bad" Bamberger. Mgr. Open Meaday'a Ul I p. m. 11 Affirm#* live reply 1« Elec, M UuJ.I'Ji S3SRJ D.4T1 .4 JU U;*)L3JR4a t-iuuu 14 Coajt. ful u iia p iu iiU iiu it a u u u .4 n a iiju people 29 Finiih t i i u d t r 't A*t«u . 32 Engtnh author (7 34 Cut off thP top* 25 Affirm 22 A r tific ia l lang uag e 23 Fem»lt ogres Slit* ** Wither again 37 Pkini of V fur-heartnf 28 Vend 29 Light, animal* medieval helmet d <1 48 A ran 7 D rv a Pallid P Tell* l U 'jn a UXI7B.4X Itih :t 4:4)7 UUUD.RL' UOU 1114)1 J i J 'J 't (42JUldU tn e W oodland t tl^ i. H'J>; cat* pith* f Anunefflclil vote to obtain g*nrr,l trend ( J word!) , u a u a r* : i tLtgJun u b u u u u .x x u rr (J b it s U j a i k l l w l l ft 3 * 8 3 % % //. 9 »0 / / II 13 a 1* •$ 19 '/ / I (V / <9 17 /j 3t r.'iti-r Oo/SH' S’ • I r i i ’led n 13 1* ll % i • w lfnrd) $4 Frm rh eiptorer * of the VtMtstlppI 37 Greek letter 34 Acrot* 1*3 Weedrmll Bldg, rheee 3*3 ...........— FU R N ISH ED APTS, Three bedroom homo near tcheol CONCRETE T H A T S L E E P W A L K E R ? F T ? O M E L M S T ^ E ' E ’T P I C K S U P torm Weil 1»L Or Call at F urnllocated on two lot*. Owner leav­ Readv Mlted Concrete, Conerete ture Center, i l l V eit u t. A Co u p l e o f f o l l o w e r s - - stanle* ^ ing town and withe* to tell hts BL<k. Sand. Gravel. Cement n r . m m e e u n m m t u t t •*# *-«up O ^ equity. Thu home ha* porch, Concrete Pipe to Meet All Quiltear porte, utility room, ipare m i Bm i . A riiw Apli. heater. V. blind*, itove h refrl* P lata 2419 •7JA-W. aerator. Totat price only $10.VW. S herauui Conrrel# Pip* Co, ■KB Seminole Realty far U***r R olrert A . W illiam *, R ea lto r OM Weet 13th SL T im e - i i n —Wntnr*/ Itoal*/ Trailer*— 19 a - IAIIBHHIT SKI WICK - a able Hnmra and Apt*. 1 hone Sl. Raymonn E. luindquial. A**ociaie ir r o n r o T W r — • tine eoer • t t i * end !)*■( Thane 1673 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Sewing Hackiac*. tod Requiring FLOOR landing and finishing — Reconditioned Guaranteed Dry Cleaning, maaing. Serving SemiBedroom. W rite;entrance BBRrS 194 R. Pork rheme 170. Nice hath. Pnooe NB9-W. USED MOTORS • One hour % • Hash and Dry ■ole County aince 1925. 1L M COUNTRY HOME # and l 'i H P SEA-KING, Fold Gleaion. Lake Mary. 2R R. home *ttuatcd on J acre* — P a rte d lo T a t — good condition 12* .V) • Fimihed Unodry Aiwala ua excellent garden l»nd. 14 aaNEWLY Furnlihed 2 • Samtooe Dry Cleaning ENVELOPES,"' letterhead*, Male- 1 I. If I*. KVINItCDE. Mirted ritru* tree*. Situated 1 Mouie L in e »ereen porch. Vemettma Bliafti rum like a lop and heat* mrnl>. mvoirri. hand bill*, and SwulhnMn Ijn s d rw u t block from ichool but lipe. Re­ EMloed head. Sag proof t & X la w n . Good tubing. rowing 121-Vi p r o g r a m * , etc. Progressive duced for quick tale to >3.300. N4de Feed naarl rail mtlh placMe eed*. Plaittc er Phone ltf-J. : r. h . p s c o n ATW ATER. Priming Co., Pbooe 408 — 403 IM Kate 294* NL or nyUm rayoa tape*. like new D9.9i\ Beat 13th SL N E W MASONRY HOME eerdi. 3 H P SCOTT-ATWATER. n rta a o a ta m m —a 3B K. home almott completed on Samkarik Gtaan « M P a in t Co. rcfini»hrd ............... . $88 50 large lot. »ltuatrd just out of llA-114 Meat had 9L before 1:00. Altef 1:00 C*» l ^ Phone 221 Contract PLUMBING 3 H. JOHNSON and repair work. Free city on Grapeville Ave. near llto on L. I. Sill—Plano Technician \>r* gnml condition J Hoom furnlihed Apartment. ritimate*. R. L llaevry. 204 Chore 2184 Houle |. Sanlord W. lit St., excellent Plan, top. 138 3(1 II SFA IIF.K Sanford Ave. Tbone 1*3. RED-I-M1X CONKRKTE 2300 MellonvUle gr.’de construction Ready for 3 4 If EVINRUDE $12 5(1 Miracle Concrete Co. notiemon by Sept. 1. Price II WIZARD $71 .3(1 TOO fhone 1333 RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 8 2 Bedroom houie. nicely fundio.too, convenient term*. Ex- 309 Elm Ave. 7 ', H. P FIRESTONE. ihrd. Poreh^Mrpoete and large cluilve. CAN with tank, like new $toi no Uied furniture, appliance*. moU, Eliwirtcwi Conirarting and Krnur* I {awn.^ jin g wood. J. R. Grant, TV SERVICE CENTER V i MERCURY. etc. Roughi-iold. lurry'* M art 8 KIX Iil*t broken in Rrnrfi* and Lrotltv Applianre* $123 0(1 3 1 E li! lit SL Phone 1U1. W. DIETRICHS T. W. HERO 112 Magnolia A te. Ph. IM 10 II p SCOTT-ATWATER. Anything completely overhauled. VELY Cottage*, nicely furnUb* INI Park Ave. Phene 27 ec 115 A Little nit of Everything' A iteit at . $89 95 rtenibiar. Rrtvxv fleatiag With A d. By Week or Month. Home Wynnewcod— Fla. room. 2 B. R. THE CURIOSITY SHOP 10 H JOHNSON. alter i P- m. or on week-end*. M. G. IIODGES Nett in Bennett'* Court 17-t2 So. Home: air cond. Equity by ownw ilti gear *h|R. tank daastned $123 tn r » l l « i *outh po 17 02, FiveServee on All Water Pump*— 10 It P FIRESTONE, er. $1800. Call 14T2-W. Point* Motel, R. J. Carroll. Hell* Drilled — Pump* USED TRACTORS Ad grar »hifr model $83 on Paola Road Phnee Tie NEW 2 Bedroom Frame Umar in Brut Tractor b 12 II. SEA-DEE Dreamwold Complete kitchen ■may 17-w2 Beeto JUST « MX Ph m mi Small » bedroom home unfurnUbVery good rnnditlcin 1132 00 l t ‘a So Km j one block nut of the city, deep rd. AM S*n Marcoi. Phone R. If) If FIRESTONE. urn wvl'. electric pump Price $5,500. Elec. Cook S tart —$50. 4 Wa*hA. William* at UTS. 170 month To rin re A Want Ad aidliary tank 1132 30 tag machine* —«20 to 945 . MaDown $300. Monthly payment* 18 If SCOTT-ATWATER hoginy Buffet ItT So. New InJu*t Call 1821 and auk for $53.. Phone 046-W, 4 p. m —9 Advertiser* are requmlrd lo ni» with se*r »hlft. un k . and nf'-Sprtng M*ttre*«e« —$21 jo. p. m. tho W ant Ad departm ent rrmoh- ronlrnU , Deorabla Furnlihed Apt. Ph. llfiAno I tifv the Want-Ad IVpartmrnl Im­ Metal Bed with M attrri *—$|7 V). mediately of aany error* in their Sanford llrraid 3 If JOHNSON, . .. ________ FOR SALE — Two Bedroom 432-W. Oak Cheit. g drawer*— $13., *ad*, a* The Sanford llerald will he Run* good and will pull Houie Concrete block, utility, Triple-Mirror Vinity — »i 2 .. In s t a l l a t io n s unoi#urarc*r" f ' O BEDROOM F u r n l i h e d I >»U of ikui Hot oo rrrpnntible ter only one incorrect tcrcen porch, large living room. Small Kitchen Cabinet — Its., pet* Tile*. interims. WHftuie. 1U Weit Uth St. Phone N«w 1933 Mode] EVIN'RUDES Nice location Angela* and Ma> China Cabinet —$13. Good tone MdSr after 2:30 p. m. .... 119 oo ta n u i. DeBiry. Nell N. Snyder. P u n o - ta s , Babv Bed and M o­ Sanford Linolaum ft T ilt Co. 3 II LIGIITWIN Phone 1917 7'» II FLEETW’IN ......... 39.30 Buy. Sell, Rent. Hire with want ire**. 19 00. Youth Bed and 127 W. 1*1 St. I Bedroom FumUhed or Unfurn- Two bed room block houie I lot* ad*, the busiest salesman in 15 H. FASTWIN . . . . . 533 00 M attrett—<13. Drop Leaf Din­ lihed Houie-Garage VO.. Ph. (own. Put one tn work for you. on comer 1204 Sanford Ave. garFLOOR SANDtnn a Flnithing. 23 I! Flee. Starling ette. 4 chair*—11*30 * T45-W. or tm. rtinne 1*21. We will be glad to age. fruit, thrubt and ihade. Oak floor* fumlabed. laid A f.i n '* T * 1" ,,, . 533 00 Soper Trading Pm I charge It What II 1 nu ||a*r* "Tc* ‘•'im'1 p' re onfy *7..v*).*), Ithed. In buiine** *mre 1970 S Bedroom Apartments >30. mon­ Hiwiy 17-92 Soalh Gl*>*. Aluminum or Mahogany E. F. Steven*: Route 2. Box 227; thly. include* llghU. water. W . B. M’illlam*. Realtor Phone 312 R. Ro*ti. Call 718 R-4 before 7 a. m. or THIS SPACE AYAILABIJt 110 N Park Ave Phone 113. Phono 3tt. aflrr a m Gator trailer* Se*rr*l modrl* CAIJ. IR2I SHOE CLEARANCE UNFURNISHED Garage Apart­ LOTS: lurge building loti. High of u i H boat. A trailer* on AN» 1N4KHRB Ladie* n'» Shoe*. 14-1 fNXtmANCR 1 4 1 ment. 3 room*, large »crrtn dry land Reitricted. Price $230 »,A1 Pr,crd rea>»nablc. 11.00 PR. ^ o r ^ i. 200 W. 17th St Phono and up. Loealrd one half mile R O llSO N S p o rtin g G oods Baaford shoe Ccalar North of Staakley’a itore. Pa* F u n rude Sale, A Servten 20i Sanford Ave ola Sea John E. Fox, Paola 594 F l»t SI. ______Pbtoto tfl CALL a rw IF YOU mould like Comer*, i l l mile* Weit of San F*- " f , p«S S>Jdm r to rw t a nlea Two Bedroom. L> w - f t i i w n u g . t ■utod Gnn^-|y ford on State Road 4A______ WAyrinr Veaeer Buffet. $13 Call a ta T r* Furnlihed Apirtment. Buv vnitr rom iture at fierrv ’1 Bcm^porchea. Garage. Take Warfhou»e Fum.. Co . at Ml W. Upright keyt TgFt piano. piano, Wee nice keyboard. 1(L St. AU naUonaUy adv. fur­ good cordlUon. 1100. P I F u ^ t t y d A p t U l Oak Ave. Ph. niture at warehouae price* 1T25-R $i 10 19 :$ IT % 1 19 y / j »0 18 31 % 38 )♦ 39 Mmt recent 3*4 40 3V 41 33 31 )» 41 Saury 42 Magi*tr«trs iRomani 43 Property iL l 44. Canvas shelters V /( % *1 44 «$ l i • 19 Seminole Realty RED I-MtX CONKRETE S Ream completely t e n . cottege; Mraele Concrete Co. uttllUM lad . meek or month. •• A *«L t 300 Elm Ave. rhono 13U 2408 Park. ... • ( 5 n LIFE or H. A A. lniurance agrnt VENETIAN BLINDS ^IRNISMED Apt. 500 Park Ave a ' ' f a *.) BLDG wanted in Sanford to *ell in(NaUooaJly Adv. RoUe-Head) MY HOME. 805 Palmetto. F u r* *uranc« to Pilou or Career Maaufaeturod in Sanford Died. 3 Bedroom*. Electric S e t bmln Vo m Ua s M s i Oh No tnereeie in Premium Kitchen or War CTauiei Retired Navel 120 Watt 2rd S t Phone 3 3 officer ran qualify ter Agency. Ufa Imureere Co. P. 0. FURNISHED 4 room houie. elec* •1 VARIETIES PANELING Haven Bo* 311, Orlando. Florirla. trie kitchen, u rg e acroened Trailer Sale*, Native and Foreign Wood*. porch. Owner boro through Pri* P aiatia. Fla. See Them At MAN — Por Night Deik dark. day. 105 Heat 3 th sl Arrlr Valdti Hm»l. ______ FOR SALE — 1949 Plymouth S<Shermma CoacnU Pip* C*. On* Waal 12th BL “ d*j 4-Door. Phone 1944 R U = ___ PORE WANTED -ll 4 Room Unfurniahed, downatalr* lent. Ill Oleander Ave. QUICK CASH ter Furniture. Add­ HIGH SCHOOL BOY with Power 2901 - MODEL-A Tire, ‘ rtment ", ing Machine*. Typowriler*. Out* UW or 722-M after 3. Mr*, Mower manta mowing. Phone Run* Good. Look* Good: 119. hoard Motor*, Boat*. Super ® r m i trong 714.M-4. * Honeit Hank. 2420 Orange Avi. Trading Toil One mile South on 17-92, PhnM W A R . TWO FumUhed AftltmeenU. New. 1932 ANDERSON TratW. 2" . A n FterMa Time* (lik e 1/ decorated B e a dl o n a h l e , Large Living Room Good ro i Adult*. Its N. Je*tlm Mornli Your Mornlnj Paper. dition. Screened Caban*. WII For Home Delivery take im alier trailer part pa • Phone Jack Benton. U2-M meat. S ta r, Frame* Trail r Park. AIR CONDITIONING B* MS' B. Boom or Houie a. POPS CO-INC M BMB Park Avo. h ie * 143 METAL ROOFING am la BM tC AV Cktmp —IM * Cormaalod IM " Corrugated. out w m LOWRLL B. OOBI ra y « ‘riS“(£ ink m. 10 Lb. Roll Roofing S2J0 roD. A*be*to* Flexboard, 4 a S *h*po $275, < Ft. U dder <3 73, £ ment Paint, f lb. package lOe, ......................... B - 1 L1W li f t M i l * Cell us about our Ptuae** rat* Tho Wont Ad Department epen from *:S0 a. m. until <.30 m. each hualne** day eaeept S*: urdar aflemoon. Dtadimt f r week-day insertion* 1* 100 p. i the dev preending punitration. 71UFHOMI U N U M IH n u h tn reatore tervie* nr* hardv bettemd Brown Street In ta il Stmidiburg. Pa. Note the automobile, w-aihed up by flood, leaning against the bulldlnc Gov. George Leader of Pew-iylvanU ordered the evaruatien of 10 ono vac j honing ehUXea from rummer rampa In the Poetmo area tweaure communication, were ougof order and the twollen crack* are a thrralcnlni mcnafito J . LOST — Rlue Parakeet in vtrtnitv of Rrllatr and Wynnewnod Jrrning» retidrnrr Phone _ tta .:.t reward W A N T AD RATES yklLiUAt wk aito itaannafialto and aerrlm. 0 . R. High, Ovtodn, Fla. Phone 4151 nr BnateeJ 1442 W after • n to. RAMFt.R a-IJNR AW w* *t~ n m n N O M U N t - a GET ertra cash ter article, you gT ? m flflen tfam toe g no longer rue Place your ad to­ Typewriter*, adding ■irkteei. day Phone 10 1 . Sale*-Rental*. 3 8 MagneUa. Pk. A 2-lme ad, auek as the ene above 24- HKAimr PARIDRB SUMMER SPECIALS on Permanent Wave* Shaping A Styling Our Specialty. Sanford * Mmt Modem Beauty Saiun Air conditioned. Soft wa­ ter, ami Penouin O ners. a rn n o r n i « > u om .aen n HARRIETTS DEAUTY NOOK l l ’n T im * a r *m a n I M AAvaetur* ve»*a m m • I* ii C a r . ■ v at « *>> C**anno .« t h * . V#» • - * r la III John D a ly N«-»* I II H - is t lc r anil r s r h la e w it* I II l>-»aa n a r jr * . T 11 T 'jra On ra ra d a 1 l« r l 'm a i ■ 14 11.11 like this will get A bttle rear messagel before cour mnrt than ifl.noo reader*. Tall ’am to­ day I Pkoee 101. II* « •« : •* • 41 IS II 1" I* 1* 14 II 11 Lo** »i Lit# II II f r i r r l : f« r T a m a n r v 11 II V l** *a r* D ie rat EVA-nERS B E A im * SHOP AU Senior Operators Phone 382 in* E. 2nd St. Air Conditioned ] I I I l ♦ I * <*: a r n r t Crnaaraada 4* i * n e i * i .. p a y t ) lla e ia t l l a n o !« On V e u r A- auni -a K iim 1 1 <* n K aa cy I I Mr 4 Mm 4 48 l *a Cartoon c a r a t . a l ta-w nn - t v THiNinir i:* i:* i\ii C a r r y Moot* • 14 l^ma Ita n a a r a «a S '»*a d i n a r . I f t a . • 14 r u n t v N * « t a i t R m Parh am t a, W t ia r lr o a i 1 I t C lim a * •ti* *4* a *4 1* 4» 14 14 11.a* I t la 111* Wall l» *4 1 ! I* 1 "1 1 : 1* J 44 i 14 * 44 11 1l *1 Ivy .h o w HtaM tm * P U y h e u i, p a w • A. V l i u i r i a l * Sh aw k a a a L ^ e ie n jo ff M OBM : r, ar. » u .a r i ..*»-. Vop.a P r i l l ll ft'rh \ a! an' U ! r la-.a Of Lit# Itirrll Par T n * ouiliny Liah* arrrnannw tCHrhaa 8h«w Ua'a p . r . i |.4h >3 l.aw la )< iiaoarir li .- r#>4fr l-4» Cramr Hfifhtar o a r Aatrat lla rn * «'n T o a r A r-aun* I '9 *t|-an H".|a D a n e tm u a a> *icnm ant li-ttra ana a ! . . A ll n'ar Th rati# ttln fild a » i t h iha nata^art h a * a .a p n ft i.W ta t h a r h t a r llf h t T h a a u a « i ( a O ff ra h M T u n i* a l a r . • l» a - « 4 r r - « r * m llaaim # V * » i- W r u h a r T h t S ln m lr r Shaw Taat f a l l a m A ig e .e a V re a ra m haaum * N .w * • « a » ih a r M hroioa 9Ih< at FOR NEW FALL Faihlon* In dre»* and hair ttvle*. Perk up -Tk* above 4-Uae ad ran be run 17 4 * Jack PKVK*I*Q >cur wardraon with a new Short fuC dry* for enly 0 4 0 , 2 day* 11 |4 U M n (arrO j r a Hair-Do. r uuly fade end owe day far T2c 1 1 i f j v t a X ia iin ta L In JA ii e* Hit* til* it it T in H » n a t p r day for 9 days and 94c for II ** lilts For oulv 0 on die above S-'Jne ad ta nu the fob ter you or S full day*. Only $2 25 keep* It working ter you ter S days. 1 day U only Me. |# a# I " It TELEVISION enly 28e por day on our tow 5 >* .414 -24 I* day earned rate economy plan, L3c 14 «> IM So. Oak Ave. Phone 971 BOUGHT SOLD TRADED Ray Bnef’a (feed Can Sanford Aim. A Uth SL t R a d io *a r u n —l a a r o n p 1*40 KILIM I Ct.ES m i nan* i ctru M . Tha h a rm m n u ll it All I m m i ie 'h i t . a rat P r-a ra m J r High P ,m K* ll-ar.int kiuaia r« ia flahar P44i M h hia n f-r* C a r ii.'a lt It Mama W ith M alta '• • a fJ j:i * * " t C a ll T e P ra ra e I , S is * c t r r u tn a r u o u h ie o * ate* °» * 4 I t l . i i " . « i c“ *It T # f*a * A h r a i k a r a .4 a a a « arta ra Jam heraa haw a i .' a * a P ra rte * l o t * O i Im U Oub * Sporta At A Cltace I J u . a M C h w ltf * M arnm e f * . • • • '• » » v M x rn ia r M atollaa * ** 4r11 at Maa I * M ud * V -r L a * lie H »«4 i f t ; t t i r ° * f ffirci .9 1I W a rlA i '. * AtMee* Wa4ie r a n a D ttto t F r id a y U a lta a a S'aura ) w n r ig A t T h re e a 1««« d a b i Bar Sane Kaach i Muatral P | k ui4a d eaf Tw .::*)* Seal# l IBtou 1 �— . I HOME ANYWHERE CUT ON D O TTED LIN E. . USE T H IS C H E C K L IS T LOCH jU U M t HOM ES: Many tad w M Floor Flan* Genuinely different exterior elevation*— Convention*], Modem or Brittany Firm Homoa Varied Rood Line* Varied Front Door* Varied Color Combination* Large P lo t* -10* x 1B0* to 120* x IMP Lake Front Lota Ihruhbery Sprigged F **t and Sid* Yard* Carport and Screened Poreh Parkav Floor* (Living room and Diataf room Vinyl Plaetle Floor* (root of hooae) B Citrur Tree* per Houae: ' Valencia (Late) Pineapple (Early Pink Grapefruit Komqoat Tangerine G. E. K IT C H E N : GE Refrigerator GE Rang* GE nttpoaaR GE <UI Gal Water Heater GF M,«hwariier (in t-bath home*) GE \utomatie Weaker (In Ibath home*) Formica Counter Tope, one piece and rod edge Largo Kitchen*, adequate cabinet apace consider compare these features n □ Virol* Door* Vinyl Paint Roof— TO* or Bufltmp with White ICaibte Chip* Venetian BHnds Full Ceramle TBe Bath* FOR B EA U TY : Exterior Brick SID* Furred and Plastered WaBa Insulated CeOtnga Magi* Chef Heater, with Mower Nntewe Heater to Bath * FOR COM FORT: fi/ iiU ip A , (H o m s, FOR CO N VEN IEN CE: pa* Extra Large Ooeata FOR SA FETY: OTHER • M M T ra it* Shiah FHA m IYAI F A C IL m E S : ? — m m m m Dew te Deer MOB Delivery / ‘ T O ." I ^ t �j 14 S a n ta o th C w w ty h a «d (a P o fo U tk o a 2S% la G f e r a lf t hl t • AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER H A N FO RD . FL O R ID A . /a •is Mother, Children Hurt As Car Goes Into Lake • A Navy wife and her two Infant ehildren were injured yesterday, ahorlly before noon, when her car 'kidded out of control during a blinding rain and wind itorm. The 1350 Oldsmobile sedan, drlv-n by Mra. Dorothy Johnson Drake, *hu»e home addrna la giv­ en ah the Park Avenue Trailer Court, abided for to5 feet and then turned over two complete times be­ fore tuning the seawall and plung­ ing into Lake Monroe. The automobile, a total lot«, ac­ cording lo Florida Highway patrol Mrs. GJenn Says Lunch Room Sel For School Opening Semiuola County School's lunch rouma are in readineia to begin operation on Sept. fi. according to the School Lunch Department secretary Mrs. R#tty Glenn. Mra. Glenn today pointed out that the 10 lunchrooms In the Seminole County school system, 11 white lunchrooms and fire colored lunchrooms, have been put In lip-top shape for the school •pening. Lunches meeting Type “A" re­ quirements are served In our schools, Mrs. Glenn said. Horn ever, she explained that menus in each school are different though they all meet the absolute re­ quirement. The entire group of lunch room managers and workers will attend a sanitation meeting next Wednes­ day to complete their pre-school work preliminary to being ready for the first day of the 1944-44 school session. Mra. Fred Muir le the enly new manager la the school lunch de­ portment this year, Mrs. Glenn said. Mrs. Muir Is a t the Lyman School lunch room. The managers and werkera la tka entire eyotean a t county achoola are mamhers ef the Saminole County School Food Service Association, the school lunch departmtr.t secretory explained, te further enable the members to ex­ change ideas and to plan for Iht excellence of the food program in the local schools. Trooper T. Mark Mark who invesligated the accident, landed on ita wheels in about one foot of water. Mra. Drake. Jl-year-old wife of Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Sta­ tion Composite Squadron Nina'i Keland Drake, was traveling east on State Road «no about a quarter nule wcvt of the city limits on the lakefront. at approximately 41 mile* per hour when the accident occurred. The Navy wife was accompanied hr her two infant daughters. Patriria, three months old and Darlene who la 19 monlhi old. The three months nld child w n thrown from the ear before It plunged over the seawall into the lake. S R Clink scales and Malrn White. both of DeLand. were tra­ veling behind Mra. Drake'a ear and obierved the aceident. The two men jumped from their ra r and pulled Mra. Drake and her daughter from the ear and lifted tbem nver the seawall onto the highway ihouldtra. Mrs. Drake received a broken pelvis, (he three months old daugh ter ratrfeia suffered contusioni and abrasions to the head and back while 13 month old Darlene re­ ceived lacerations lo the head. The three were taken to the Frrnald Laughton Memorial Hospital for treatment. Newsreel To Show Hurricane Damage A graphic newareet of the re­ cent hurricane, hurricane damage, •ltd debris left hi ita wake will be shown at the Rita Theatre next week, according to manager Herb Roller. “The glgantk pews story la Im portent a t thin time, Roller aaid, a t It point! to the terrifie tall of property, injuries, and deatiu In the huirieanc area." Fortunately, tha theatre man­ ager said, tha nawsrral story is being ihnwq at a time when ap­ peal* mra balng made.* alter*tie the human Buffering la the hatrican« area. Seminole County American Rad Crnea Chapter effkiala urge San­ ford ritiaena to s#s tha newsreel and guage their contributions te tha fund drive with the damage and suffering seen. The Rev. Milton Wyatt, chairman, aald yeaterday that contribution* would ha received a i either ef Sanford's banka. Orlando Residents Involved In Mishap Social Security At Park, Second Si. Amendment Told An Orlando mdlo-TV director wee charged with “careless and negligent driving" Wednesday night shortly before 11 o'clock when his car muashed Into ths year of another a t Urn intersec­ tion of Park Asa. and Second fit According to Sanford Police Depertinent reports, the 195.1 Fold sedan, traveling eoath en Pari Ave., and driven h r Charles Fre­ derick Fry, 20-year-old radio-TV director of 1M W. Hatel fit, Or­ lando, smashed Into the rear of a IMS Mercury, stopped at the traffic light at Park Ave. and .Sec­ ond f it The Mercury was driven by Jamra McDonald Higginbot­ ham 20-yverold white teacher of 1414 Ptoehllla, Orlando. Higgin­ botham was accompanied by fiorah Jane Higginbotham and Grace F. Williams. The party un­ doubtedly was returning from ths District FEA meeting a t Day­ tona Bench. Na damage was given on the accident report following Investi­ gation by Sanford Folk# Depart­ ment patrolman Sea Rhfceaa. An amendment to the social aecurtly law, of importacn* to men and women In the Armed Servkee, w aj enacted by a recent aeasloa - of Congrea, Paul K. Weaver, dlatrict manager ef the Orlando Social Security offke, painted out today. Under this amendment, ha aald, aocial atcurUy wage credit# fur active aervica la any branch of tha Armod Forma la extanded to April 19M. Under the old law, the period when f!80 a month so­ cial security wage rredita could bo earned while In active service ended on July 1 of this year. These military waga eredlta run rount toward aid-age and survivors in­ surance paymenla just a t If the serviceman or senrkrwomaa had been employed In a jeb covered hv social security for wage* of |160 per month. Aa heretofore, a t least 30 day* of aervica arm required, except for Ihoaa who di# In aervica nr a rt discharged bora used of aerricefttaafailKy. Red Cross Relief Heavily Relied On By Stricken Areas *-*d • ‘T B M rid ; cloud* »tifc sc afi»*M show. •• end thenj*r*hn» #r* today **d tonight o»»r north p*>:rir»i. I * F R ID A Y . A U G U ST 2ft. 19SS lilw l I j t v n l W lr# r= S E S ~ B f! No. 262: Odham Sets 6 0 -Day Deadline On 17-92 Right-Of-W ay Plan The Rev. Mlltnq Wyatt, Chatrmsn of the Seminole County Chapter of the American K-d Cross received the following telegram from E. Roland Harrtmxn, chairman of the American Red Cro«s, with national hradouarters j in Washington, D . C.: “I have Just returned lo divas( ter headquarters front meeting with President Elsenhower and , the governor! of the flood slate* The Board of Sanford City Com-1 in | | , rtf0Rj. The President an I missioner* last night began it* dis-' tb, governors spoke in glow my 1 rustlonx turtoundmg the proposed lerme of the work of the Red budget for General Government Ctoss sn far and made It quite Rr.-i i r 'l- s m . ch iirm m c ! clear they all wwts relying on the s >smir. •. Count-. Cnitnber of and let a goal pnor to beginning Red Cross to earry on tta relief Commerce l/in j Rang* H’ghwiv ita study and scanning of ths en- to slnre hy taw ths mittes ircepted tha tire budget for the city. government cannot assist ihern > <f th- Ciiiftn* ComWarren E Know lei, Sanford directly. ertirs right s-ef-w s j i turough contributions City m tniger. la hi* budget ms*- “After ths meeting the Presi­ lig c to ths commissioners. pointed dent mads the moat compassion­ ate public appsal I hav* srsr mm s w i t tv employ out that tha city will complete it* "■rretary, with office 1351 55 fiscal year operations with hrard urging ths American peo­ to corns to ths aid of their »t IV Chamber of Commerce an expenditure equal to Iht reven­ ple fellow rlllien* through the Red Rnild'nc f»r propertr owner* ue Knowles alto stressed the (act Cross. He used ths phrase that along Inc highwsv to • ilk lit that the proposed budget lor the everyone would sleep hotter to­ thcrnvrlve lo contribute property 1955 Jd fueal year includes the fi­ night if they contributed to ths .md In ir*k report- about the pro. nal payment of slightly mors than l>s*t of thslr ability t-efore night­ giv-s of ihe protect. $20,000 for the stadium bond*. fall. At the clots of th# *se»inn Odham sail this morning th at In presenting ihe proposed bud­ he suited his word* hy handing Mrs, J K Tolls hav been employ* get for Ihe forthcoming fiscal year. ms hit personal genet mis con­ cd. a« of today, and will rtrvoi* KnowUi reminded the Board of tribution. liri full time in the coordinating City Commissioners that lha Golds­ Tha Governors also individually of t hamlvcr nf Comment- and Clboro Recreational area needs Con­ and collsctivaly promised their turn* Committee efforts in Ihe sa> sideration as io future appropria­ full support and told ms th-y cracker poles In c u n i g of lhe«e right-of-ways. tions, plua the possibilities of a war* turning orrr lo ths limi BID Hit'llARD fl.FFT i AND HOB KILPATRICK (RIGHT) nutting the more th,„ readinrs* for the Jatrree hi.hinc linden nr«t Wednesday. fl'hntn hv Janivrn Rl idmt Odham, this morning, said, swimming pool for Ihe aame area Cross substantial gift* already in • I've accepted Ihe fob of chair­ • t a eoat of approximately 936,000. their hands. man of lha Citirrni Committee “In spite of this heartwarming Alto under consideration in the training that I had ton much to experience I fully realise that lo proposed budgrt la a list of city do myself and will need Ihe help (treats that a rt considered most accomplish our purpo** w , must of every properly owner along tha in need for resurfacing. A total jointly and aeverally work hard highway." length of M l mile* of street re­ on our disaster fund drive. The Odliam emphasised. "In mv op. need la grraL Our chapters In the surfacing le proposed at M ap­ imor. al slake in Ihu protect ll disaster area are doing os proud proximate cost of 142,000. thr future program and growth The street lighting of French la meeting that need. The Seminole PoflWty Teacher's ^pailinrnt of Education ami Mr of S.-mlnul* Count)." A ve. will ntcciiarily be consider­ “It la up to tha rest of us lo furnish if financial resources pre-school workshop completed If. K William-, consultant in ad­ "Me have a Road Board that ed, according to City Manager they mus» re lo carry on. The A week of flight operations' Iwo thirds of ils work during Ihe ministration from Tallalia-scr has provided IV money in lha Know let' proposed budget. Other •'» ,h» pn'leci. if w# will r l» n°t >»t known. aboard the 1188 Tt.onderoga saw past week and will complete Ihe The workshop's second w eek" of itemi listed In lha budget message precise “To . j* the President I Composite Squadron Fira complete sludy course next week with leach aclisiliet tame lo a clots with s sreu 'r Ih# righls-of-ways, and a r t traffic lights for French Ave., hellers every cnaptar chairman con-trurlion will he started before ■ pesuloo $!*■ contribution foe the will *iccp bellar tonight jf he has the first phase of Us carrier quail- rrs in their Various schools and panrl discussion on "Belter School*. t hri-'ma* of Hm middle one-third For (fur Children." flralion rxereissa and return to th* i consultants available ta iron «••! pelke etsd fire departments, eon of |7 92. taken steps to insure that a sue- Naval Auxiliary Air Station. i problems coming up before the slructiM of a municipal parkin; 'T.'s further said." Odham polnrex-ful rantpalgn is en it* way With Comdr. Paul II. s,»elt,.' ' ‘ h.iol session gel. underway an-a and tha moving of lha soft led nut " grl Ih# one third IhH Won t yoy let me V t'V comm.’nninc ‘officer X i r d TV pi.Y’wrckVwork.Vp'iwgan M j l W C G E f T i n h f T ^ i / P ^ ball-diamood, and tha mstallat ou i . ywar c.rara gn k «>»"’» ' h.p lo tu p m | K P|), r. U. nti four »l'h tha showing of aa encyclop# l l l f f w w L l l l p l l Q J l L v J sear and you'll get the other two. of a modern and workikto fill bo. thirds nrvt year. Failure to get Ipilota hilfmwf-e necaaaary dia Bnliinlra film tailed "Fori , I pllnta fulflBed e fhsir nec system for lha fiaaford Polka De­ I n r e s p o3n s e ** ihe right-of-way will mean )n<e return Teacher* Only.' partment. of nil# third of it this scar and Vminola County^ ‘Nhaptc n" of Ihe ship on Thursday terminalA 73-mile lour of Seminole Conn The budget proposed by Knnsrlrs ^eminoia no asetiranre **/ whst Ihe future American R^l Cross was rancn « H Br, rat|„„,. , r wa, m j,„ t«arhrrn• for the 1934-34 year a mount s In hul ls since st the end of nest )eaf Uruler IT. S Nasy diteriisea. traveling in four buses. Th# near A | Im lle * « $446,713.44, an increase of $8,400.01 th . Vno.'al for the "Connla-Diana" no one knows who (ill he Govern­ flo--d ^relief fund*. Mrtnlera of In order for a pilot newly assign, jy *50 leathers visiled Sanford, ( j f K C O I S i r d l l O f l over (be 1954-54 budget. or or **lm will b« the nuad Board •* member. The Commissioners last night Ih* boaid offrrni their individual ed lo an aircraft lo qualify fo r, Lake Monroe, Lake Mary, lamg s-.nir-nT Conn"Ill* tub ran he done, "wdH were looking lo cut between 38 and lervkee In making ronlarta with I carrier duty, he muil make IH w.od. Oviedo and Geneva The.r R ,g),i,Bi„ „ 30 thousand dollars from the pro­ various grour* and organisations •*eek landings. An experienr-l air- first -lop was *' Ihe Sanford Na | ,y schools . . i*k plar nest the rooperafion o' trwe property ,U. owners, in W) dai * " posed budget to beep the lax mill- in Remlnol* County. According to 1man Hi a particular aircraft need sal Auxiliary Air Station where; Toe,day. A-.k station guides ronrturlid lha party R. T. Milwee, Siiprrln'm drnt j Ouham staled, that "In srrepf. age as low as possible and lo be a release from the group, •'Tha only make A Comdr. James i . filaffor.l, aqua- j "v*r the has#. A hfllropler de o< I'ublte Instruction, pointed nut In, this r<-ponsihility of hradtnf able to provide capital improve­ hoard feel* aura that th# com­ .......... at ............ .......... . . _i*n dron executive officer, re-quall- ' monstretion was shown Ihe leach that ............................................... ........ ih* .... t............... ............. ............. ..... .. large will re*P«nd the registration involve* uiren- Committee lo acquire ments lurh at street paving and munity while l.t. Comdr. Cy Filton era *^lhe RNAAS hangar w I* \rry pupil m -. IumiI n.i matter ihe fit'll nf -av on arisic prida Ihe problem of street lights on croualy and lhai adequate funds f *»h«t a iad< or s-hat —hoot ba-i*. I espert io do ihe j--H In will h# forthcoming for their lieeame Ihe f.rat nanly attach'd lake off, air te*cue, returning ihe French Avenue. pilot to qualify. rescued and a landing in the nosel. While anti mlori-d —hiM'l* will no d - • or irll the Mate Road De* Working until after II o'clock shar* in the emergency. Reside' the chapter hradquar The week's highlight occurred demonilrallon. tauidrs showed Ihe ri-g,*ter and Imte* s*i!| operate pari.rent that, at f.r a* I »m conlast night as they ronsidered the I - r I. ^ . II.Va. imL IL A . I , SI#Sm'* 11 . . . c ,im lr. Charles R. Tuck- Jrachers through Ihe stalinn'i It over ihe rntirr route iliro.ighoul rern.d, If * y b cannot be done, proposed budget department by tera at K2lx South I’almatto ,n * m ,‘I h*!l hW,’r* com- th- county bringing children in to j ‘ Gash week a« will a-V the lodepartment and item by Item with­ Ave., 1*. O. Box 6M. I’h«nr *0, the cr. equadron electronlr. officer. •ehont *• the regular hi tint* with cal new-paper to glv# IV |a-op|a in each department, the commis­ following place* and individuals made the USB Ticonderoga'. I’1'" " * ,h» «"«'• SanLando Springs wa* included the return tup Iwing e s l* at •> hivsior* »n the progre-t of Ihe sioned failed lo cut any moneys hav* assumed responsibility of M-OOth landing. Having recently higliwa) pro|rct— designating the from the proposal and added $100 accepting all contributions toward reported alioard fallowing duty in m the lour where lunch was served' nn«*n. Mllwre it|rs-rif Ihe fact that name, of |*>opj« ssho have contri­ a patrol squadron flying multi- after being prepared and inJivi to tha police department operating this fund: Hanford - Th# Sanford Atlan­ engined seaplane*, these opera- dually parked by Mrs Gertrude every first grade child register­ bute) right o'-way properly —lha needs far the repair of telephone tic National Bank. Th# Florida .none were Tucker'a firat aboard Hasty of Ihe Seminole High School ing must presrnt a lurih certifi­ name* of ihn«e who are consider­ and talegraph faculties. cate or proof of birth at tha time ing Ihe contribution of right-ofSlata Bank. i t'afelrna. The Board of Sanford City Com­ Lak* Mary — Mra. W. U. Cla*#. an aircraft carrier ainee 1948. Upon completion of hi* IMh Tr»fh ,r» Seminole County of registration, lie also said that way property —and Ihe names o | missioned Will again tackle the Phone 1227-R. landing, T o c e r wa* preaanted uttc-nrfewl Ih# Dlatrict Florid* F.du-I*»«F *r^ , r f>* ' ix those "">* who refuse —sn that all budget problem Monday aighi at Oviedo — CtUaana Bank #4 with a cak. and rongr.tul.led hy ht know of ihe progress of Ui8 °.IH . nr * 'a ! ~ fl\ •',* their adjourned meeting. Oviedo. rtr.p A\dmfral dm iral D a l e Harris, Harris. Com. Wednesday where 27, ,,,‘l "••• "•> "« ‘• l«r *h*n pr,„ Rrar Dale Com•: ,,,,n* "n , nr»fh weanesday ,p*n Jan -,*n 1. »• I9M. I project and Ihe degree of rivia 8 la via—Rev. Stephen M- Tuhy, mande'f Carrier Division Four an d !* ™ ? '" " V " 1* l J • »*•;'' , rcgialrmllon pnd.- of the pro|Kirty holder# phon# Ovjedo 4901. apt. IVilllam A. Bchoeeh, th# Tl Honal problems were held for all' doubly ini|iortanl. according to a|IMv)r th,- highway." Coleman Released Geneva—Mrs. J. W. Tarbovough. fronderoga'a odham rsplalncd, "Nalurally. rommanding officer, teachers from the five counties ai- Ihe a-hool superintendent, lie em plia-iie-l that school authoriiie* , |ilrra »,|| Mini- hvjildmgs an-1 phono Genes* 3.141. eolorful re«i ami blue , "■")$(&, report, from FFA were will be unable lo ib-teinilrve mhern .„ m( pr-qierty that will be de*Under Bond O f $200 Lak* Monro*—Mr*. Taut Marra- " SThe a v a g e " aiieraft pre*entrd a heard when Floyd Christian, presl- overloaded rorvlillons exist until I rr»\s .1 To at quire ibis Pro|«-rtf A motorist Identified by Sheriff* phone 779-W. thrilling ape'taele to Air Fore* lent, Thomas D. Bailey, Slate sueli lime as ilia registration Is u |j| ChutuoU — Mr*. Nolan Fora, (|lr re.ponsibtllly and presDcj jrtmenl records a t Marvin W. nffieera otrirera aieurd ehlp observing School Superinlendenl. ami Kd Hen f«»mplrtrfl. bbm uf mrn wlm-w builnni la Coleman, was arrested leal night phone Oviedo 2-147. Th# prftular Bshonl Altamonte Spring*—Homer S*. operation* and to • n*' ,|rMrn sritA*. ^ .e -.r... FEA's aveeutis. execulise »<*erelary appr-rising and acquiring properlyby Florida Highway Patrolman men of th.- US > aval Reserve derson, underway with a f »*!I ii*y of T h r.r nw-n, will b- apiNiinled by wall, phon# Winter Park M-207L spoke lo Ih# group. Thr principal Carl William' and charged with C<rnipon»nta aboard for their to Ixingw nod —• l l o m e r Sewell, address was made by Ihe National •tiifly ivif| M«uk o n .*« |*t. *», Mil* ih# Seminole County r-immi*«iunoperating an automobile "under day summer cruise Officer* and cr, .n l approved hy Ihe Mala Education Association repir-rnla B P f Mlfl. the influence of intoxicating li­ phone Winter Park 24 2071. mrn of eon- live Mary Titus. Mis. Titus stress Casselberry and Kern Park — men o. VC-h- were - r . r un-ler -a -..... Rna. Departm ent" quors." Mr*. R. J. Gilpin, phon* Winter , .tau t barrage of question, con- inir ,inpor1, nr, . . teachers » Further t'xplalnlng. Odham said, Tha arrest was made It miles . J ,h« *,rT.r*fl enr5 1 * * ^ lf .* and then pointed oul that le c h e r. fhr i'li uf Hie v'ltirrni Commit'nulb ol Sanford on Stale Road Park «7-2n«. ir> will 1.#, prims nl) through ci­ too. near Casselberry. Ih« loril O uipttr ! and vic rmipcralU'n, in arqusre with­ Coleman was released from jail American Red Cros* and (ssu*d;gr*m. I ler Jnh out cost, properties lhai will h» under a $300 bond. by the National Office, that no improved hv ih# highway conFinal disruiilnns of Ihr « clothing be accepted for thli prasirue Iion without any lots to lha workshop were romiurled by Mrs sent emergency a* there I. plenty Lucy Rucklra, elpmcntary rdura.l An smslciir burglar who doesn ti proiwrly owner." of clothing in the affected and lion ronniltant from Ihe Male p# rare much fur his equipment m ade1 .5 meeting s*ill hr held Monday surrounding area to meet the pre­ I away with about liou in silver dur night, at 7 .to, iMh.im said, at sent need*. ing ih# nlghl. according lo Acting His- Prairie Lake American Im­ polite ( hirf Hoy Trills. gmn Ruililing I A file-safe with a combination "T ic nweting wilt he primarily Arproxlmalely 3700 In property damage and no Injuries were re­ was entered and a rubber glove., In organise workers whoi# names ported in sn automobile collision ; user! to prevrnl finger print* from I hav ebecn subrniiird by various whim occurred at ih# inlersectlnn 1(veins led anywhere around the people,'' odham pointed oul. of O.ik A ir and Fifth St. yester Examinations for driver* Item- »ccnc of the rrlmc, was found on ' m addition to Ihcie |*eoP|e. WiUlan C. Hutchison J r„ pro- dav about 13:34 p. m scs will lake plar# at * r e t |nra top nf the safe where apparentl) Odhjm said, "I want lo urge an<| Invli# vverv person who I* a pro­ Tha accident, investigated by lion beginning with Sept. I, af­ It was left in haste. mlnant local aUornay, waa ap­ pointed City Attorney last night Sanford Police Department Pa fording to Florid* Highway Pa- The money was lakcn from Ihe perty owntr along thr highway, by Th# Board of Sanford City Com trolman Arnold Williams, Involved Irol Trooper T. M*rk Mark. file-safe of Ihr Jones Construction ur riiiivnt who would like lo mission#rs in replace Cliy Attor­ a 1947 Dodge sedan, driven south Ilrrrtofor*, examination* hast Company, contractor* for Ihr nr* hrip »n (his project, lo tie preseat ney Edwin ShinhoUar who has rrs- rgv Oak Ave. hy Edward R. Wll- h«#n glv»n al the Sanford I’olir# Scmmolr County General Hospital. at th# meeting Monday night," link, 33-year-old Sanford carpen­ Station. Beginning with Sepl. 1, The office in which the safe ssa* Odham added "Don't feel, thah Ignad, Hutchison's appointment is of- ter of 2300'x Sanford Ava. and a th* Trooper said th# examination* located is on (lie second floor of you a* a citiren. must tvrclva an individual invitation to Ihe meet­ factive October 1 at tha begin­ 1930 Dodga Truck driven north on would be given at th* American Ihe hospital building. ning at tha clty'a fiscal year. Oak Ava. by Clarence IJoyd Wynn, Legion Hut on Seminole Boule­ Tn* breaking and entering wav ing Consider ihls," he said, "aa Shlahnteer'a resignation it affec 49-yrar-old painter nf 3*03 Grand­ vard. found this morning hy Harold Itol- a personal special and urgent inview Ava. Uva September 30. Th* American legion Post in den, an employe nf the ronslruc- vitiation lo meet with us and help Tho Chy Attorney draws a sa­ put over ihe •.irol Important pro# According to (ha poitce depart­ Sanford, said Mack, ha* gener­ Don firm. lary aI I M « a year. ment report, die tws rare crash­ ously al lowed Ih* Florida High-, Sergeant Russell Tench and Pa­ tort tor Seminole •'ounlr," Aa M fcm al maaikag at (ha laa- ed head-esi when Wllllah alleged, way P stn l to na* Ih* legion hut trolman Bra Butler investigated to d cBy commissioners was bald ly made a toft turn Into tha path fox* the examination* which ate the burglary but have not yet found RKPOPT TO last right hat with all rommia- at tha approaching ear drives by given on Tuesday afternoons be­ any evidence that may lead to the GRAMMAR ,VIK*OL stonars present Ibay ware able to Wyna. tween 1 and I and on Friday apprehension of Ihe culprit 1 It was announced Is Jay that all i waive lha 34-hour notice (or a ipo­ The report staled tost th* ac­ morning from 9 to 12. Captain Ttllia m d that Ihrr* fifth and xixtlv grad# -hlldrra are rtal rotating and could therefore cident recurred 34 toot north ot Th# hour* and day* remain th* were no b*oken window a no broken to report to Sanford Grammar ID taka official arttoa hi ft# appoint- tha cantor at the inlaraaettoa and h i m , Trooper Mack pointed rut. door*, tha lock to tha door wai School onlet* they live wlthia ■at at Hutchison as city attar- 12 feet oat from the cart aids at bat tha tocation (a being changed intact, and nothing Irregular tout'd walking distance ef Ptneeraaf j other than tha to lha Aaurtoaa Lamm Hut v 1 Officials Discuss Proposed Budget; Goal Has Been Sel Group Leader Chosen Flight Operations Completed By VC On Ticonderoga hers Workshop inds Up Next Week Great Importance AJ * ,mw r-s-.-r “ r's ; ;S X " .* S U Hutchison Selected AHoroey For City w afT V/pallier Property Damage Estimated At $700 In Auto Collision Amateur Burglar ‘Z Makes Get-Away .....- New location Sel For Drivers Tests � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1955 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 25, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 25, 1955. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 25, 1955; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/47f59f36d94ff28763fc26159d172214.pdf 215ce7c6185a5a9ad6b6ff669a9256da PDF Text Text % gr TFTE KANTOlrt ItCKALV en M c C o y ■Tsrnnn Th# maa with ih* draeaia* »“ *- Mrs ItlX IU Uoeod <l»w» rtflh ***■ *•-#. Nr* York, aalekt fce a 8«v Xtetna i::sp*d fat® «»• aaarkr Ira r.tl tiers w’.ih war lull c^au.f lor iha Oar, aaO Orpmlird Ike WojUwij •ftrti ni lr.<l;a" rub? mi Ike l»«alr> re.iBirr I bare M* d ba Ural la * But wire Uuma «i*rs*d eul ta'o tt# #tr>r* la tha n «ila e I" rrlrtrra ItiriiB i Hov htrt sf.1 m alird l*a»*'b tba wbaata at a nan. CHAPTER TWO IT WAB after h when #h* came ent of tha library—a email, neat g-.rl with short hair. Eh* famed a portable typewriter. A luggage tag. dangling from Its handle, pro­ claimed it lh# property of Mlaa Far* Darr* with en eddrewa on bind »L f-h* paused on th* flight of steps between tha iton* Ilona to lock at one of Manhattan's tew mlaa— thre* tall smokestack* at th* end of 4!*t Si. The aky beyond waa thick with a dull, diffuae cloudinaaa, aJmoet white. Silhouetted against it, a long, level etoud of deeper gray waa Ilk* a dark ahor* light from a bulb overtired and flashed almost aa bravely aa emer­ ald*. biit the ronrse cut and brassy setting repelled her. Bh* put on her eyeglasses and studied the . pearl*—especially a alnglt strand with a faint rast of pink. fihe was aware of a scream somewhere outside in Iha street People wer* always screaming at each other in New York te make themselves heard above the din of traffic. A pendant caught her •>* — a single lump of red glasa that lay la on* corner of th* bln. half bidden. Th* glass waa round and Urge as a robin's sgg. In shadow. If waa the deep, dark red of a crimson rose. but. whan sh* picked it up. It caught tha overhead light and seemed to burst Into d a n s Bh* heallated, then looked around for a saleswoman. A tell man won coming down ths aisle, struggling through tha crowd, toward th* Fifth A te door. "Why. Gerry! what are you do­ ing here?" H* slopped with a took of tmajamant Suddenly hia smite same warm and qiilrnral It mad* a mature, almost grim fare took boyish and impudent. T buy a y cocks her*. And you?" "Lipstick. They cany oh tha brands to saaipte sisea. I wonted “Be your ag*. Dacre! You're not trying in deceive people when you wear a hunk of glasa aa big as this Everyone knows it must hr faka or It would be In a muaaum. But who rare*? It (till brings color to your cheek*, even II it la synthetic." "When you tay (ynthelic. you m»xn imitation. That's to cheap!" "Cheap? Now I'v* got you l*p»d Dacre! You have to see the price tag before you ran decide whether a thing la beautiful or noL" There's no flaw or stick In it," admitted Sara "Naturallv—beeauso it a not a stone at all, put glasa. And th* color isn't too bad But It'* tunny they haven't both­ ered to imltata the proper rutting of a good ruby. There's no table and no faceting. Il'e Juat nit cabo. chon. Ilk* a carbuncle." "What do you expect for M cental" h* returned. "I dnn t even know what a labia la!" T heard about such thing* from my aunt Caroline. Blia has beauti­ ful aepphlrew." "My aunt* don't have any sappfcirr#' Th* pendant, dangling from her fingers, caught tha light again and **em*d .to explode in n abower of fiery spark* "U-ok at that setting." he went on. "Quite different from tha others on tha counter." Sara looked at It more r!of*iy. A tiny dragon held the red (!*** in lour delicate cla-.vs. It had two minute chip* of red for Its eyes Th* whole thing swung from a thread of chain, fine, almost In­ visible. “Quaint- But tha metal to ten bright a yellow to pass lor gold. Why. It s nolt!" Eh* had taken the dragon botween thumb and forefinger. It bent Uka wet clay under tha light pressure. "It would brighten my gray taffeta.* "And yat you’re afraid to wear I t " - The glint of mischief in his syea matched th* red glitter of the glass. “You're still afraid of Aunt Caroline and her M rules for what tha well-bred young girt should wear." “Why, Gerry Hone, l am not!" ■ara raised her wic*. "Isn't than any aaleaglri at this counter?" A girl with tired-looking blond armwa tha aula. “We're aborthsr.iH Just now. I’ m suppored to herdla both counters." T h a t woii b* :0 ernte and le x ” “Why la thia pendant art differ­ e n t ly from tha ethers on tha coun­ te r :” aakrd Bare. Tbe.rt's a mixed lot nt odds end enda on thia counter," the girl ax. plained. “BtuM from vartotia Job­ ber* who’ve gone broke. Thxt'e how « t n a ole to retail It (or 30 rents That on* is probably worth more. Maybe as much aa I I Jewelry la on ar*c>*l as!* today, ao there.'# a box to go with I t " Tha long. Hal cardboard ho* wwa ion big lor Kara # handbag. “Ml carry it for you. After alt. I mad* you buy i t " He thruat it ir.to the I.d* pocket of his jacket, where it tagged noticeably. "Your tailor would* t approre," murmured Bar*. My eulta ara ready • mail*. Darr*. No tailor can push me around." H* picked up her type­ writer and they moved down Ih* attla together, toward the Fifth Ave entrance, “What about din­ n er:" 'Have you forgotten? 1 always dm* at Aunt Caroline s on Thuredavs." • •Couldn’t yog break that date for once T” "I muld, but—" •Then it'a artlled I know a rosy place at Madison and 31th." They puaned through doubt* plans doors to the twilit itreat and turn'd toward 3*th. "What'a the crowd for?* cried Itarw. Foopla wer* gathered in a dense knot at the comer. Others, passing by, w-era pausing aa if checked by aa wvisible, magnetic force. "Move along now! Break ft up!" A uniformed policeman shouldered hia way through the crowd to 1U edge. "What happened, officer ? " asked O rry, quietly. * Tha policeman's knowing aya ap­ praised Gerry and Bara, derided they would b* O K. no tha wilnre* stand. *Guy (truck by * car. lilt and run. Dead when m* and my partnet got her* In the prowl car. Wa’r* waiting for an ambulance. Cither of you aea anything?" "No,” aaid Gerry. "W * Juat cam* out of tha 10-cent atnr* and—* “I aeon tha whole thing!" A young sailor Interrupted eagerly. "This character was •landing hare on the curb with the met of ua, waiting for a green light. Loet hia footing somehow and pitched for­ ward right under a car." (To ft# OowfMwedJ officer for th* group. I IBM. This rame from constantly Th* auxiliary's rhlef aim la In stressing safety measures for all aid boatmen by promoting safely rraR and instiling (hat boatmen and effecting rescues on th* high bor Day weekend and the Coast tees and navigable waters, and say where they ire going and when Guard auxiliary expacta all In com* promoUng efficiency In the opera­ they expect lo return, so search can bo organised quickly if needed. back allvt. tion of boats. The auxiliary unit, operating un­ In addition, tha auxiliary works So well his its work been done der jurisdiction of Ih* Seventh that fatalities In Ih* ares have with the border pilrol and immi­ Coast Guard District at Miami, la been reduced Horn more than no gration service In keep out aliens in command of CspL W. S. Schley just eight years ago to none in and prevent smuggling It also warns of approaching storms and J r , a former Coast Guardsman helps evacuate residents when oc­ and former eommande? of tha casion arises. Coast Guard flotilla at Sarasota. Tba unit cover* approximately When the boats go out on a res­ 403 mtles of shore line, much of it cue mission, they become govern­ virgin territory, stretching from ment properly and operators draw subsistence, plus money for gis Cedar Keys to Apalachicola, In­ cluding nunereua bays, Inlets and TOKYO un Fortin Minister and oil. Other limes they get no lslinds la what la colted "the out­ Mamoru IhlgamRiu said Monday pay and are nonmilitary. post." Coast Guardsmen call Ibis "tha ba would discuss Japan's relations "Tbit unit la doing a whale of with Ui* Communist world, trad* outpost" because It Is 90 hours by • job for us,” Mid Lt. Cmdr. Rob­ problems and th* roleaie of war boat and two hours by plan* from ert J. toforte. in charge of the criminals on hts visit lo Washing­ the base at SI. Petersburg So re­ auxiliary tor tho seventh district. ton. mote Is Ih* area that an estimated "Captain Schley and bis man are The tt-ytar-old veteran diplomat 73 to SO per cent of It la 20 miles always on the alert to be of serv­ parried virtually all nthvr ques­ or more from a telephone. ice to fishermen and others who tions on Ih* blgb-pollcy talks to The unit Is in touch with th* Coast nerd aiilstance. We are mighty begin shortly alter he arrives In Guard by radio around the dock proud of them." the US. rapitsl Thursday. aod ran swing Into action within Schley and his attractive wife, He leavss tomorrow by plane ra<nut#s If disastrr threatens or a front, operates th* TaUahasit* "The purpose of my trip. Is to call for help eomea la. Yacht Club, a fishing and hunting make It possible for each of ua to rondervuus for thousand* of sports­ understand th* other better." he American cooperation la "th* key­ men from the CiroUnas, Georgia, told a news conference. note of Japan's foreign policy." Alabama sod northern Florida. Fishing is so good that even the And In a prepared statement he "1 have no program to taka most Inexperienced angler, with emphasised again that Japan***- with me," ba said. th* help of on* of Capt. Schley's veteran guide*, needs only an hour to get all be eon haul e*a* and ' .they say goose hunting la season b sain _ . ef the auxiliary unit U n ice* vrerit and Capt. Schtoy devotes practically an hb tlm* and energy to supervising th* do men u d 90 beats under hts command Mott of these a n for mer Coast Guard or Navy men and know every fatheni of water Md feet of bench la ( t e a m . Many earn their tiring as gnlfei Dr. Hebert R. Bayw, a parttlm* practicing physician at near­ by Panacea, waa aa Army modic To Tell Relations On Trip To Capital BERLIN. IF— Tb# U. B. farm dolegation la the Sovlat Union head­ ed homeward Sunday advocatmi more inch nehanfaa of visit* between Amorlcaoa and Russians. ••They have the moit to gain by exchangri now, but later wa mifht gain considerably," aaid tha leader of the group. Dean W. V. Lam-_ bart of tha Unlvanity of NabraikiQ Agricultural School. The party of farmers, educators and newsmen arrived in Berlin by plane yealerday after a month'! tour of Soviet farmlanda in Runts, the Ukraine and Siberia. They split up here, some remaining in Berlin for a few days, some flying home directly and others stopping in other West European cities. Dean Lambert said he was su rfe ••w* made some fnends in Rums and the tension we first felt whsn we went there did not exist when we left." "Similar exchanges would be desirable to break down the bar* rieri," he continued. All except eight state! restrict tha use of fireworks. SUBSTATION— Shown st»or# It Ih# new 3.0**! KW Laurel Ave. Subnation located at Gth St. arvi Laur*i Ave. This new tut nation was required due to the rapid rrowth of Sanford and the surroundir.r area. It Is to tied in with the Sanford Substation located on Wext Fliat St., and tha Oeterv Suhrtatlon on Ccterv Ave.. that In rsx* of trouble on any of the inietronneeted svitem coniine Into ny of Iheie steliors tl * lead affret-d can h* Iranifsned to tb« other atatlona and service raitorad In very ihort time Thia sub- station Is connected with the Company** rail Interronnected trttem. obtaining power from generating nations at anferd and Palatk* to tha north. Riviera. Ft. Laudsrdal*. Miami to the south, and Sarasols to tbs west, as wall at other power stations of tha Company, whose territory extends from Dade County to the Georrla line. Thia new auhxtatlnn la pait of the 113,000,000— 1935 construction budget. (Photo by Jsmeion Studio) New Hampshire b u 10? ntlci of railroad. Thera may ba at many u TC009 bats In on* hivg. W IL L Y O U BE OUR GUEST? BONN, Germany IF—The Soviet Union is expected to make « play for a bigger share of West Ger­ many's Induitrial output during Chincello* Konrad Adenauer s vis­ it to Mosiow next month Many West Germans see littla prospect of booming commerce resulting, however. German official* and Industrial­ ists belie** Russia's vital need for foreign manufacture! was one of the motives behind the surprixe Invitation to Adenauer to meet with the 'Kremlin s leaders. The Russians held out the lure of a “ Urge trsde turnmer" If Moscow and Bonn establish*! normal relations. Th* Soviets said prcwir Inde between Rum* and Bonn official* believe Ruiua's Germany amounted to one fifth of need for m«thmery and machine all the foreign trad* for both couo- tools u increasing as the Kremlin tries. shifts factory workers to farms to cope with the agricultural crisit. 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Milton Wyatt, choirman of the board of tha Scmlnol# County Charter A ntrlnn Red Cross, hat railed A special meeting o f the board for Thursday, Aug. 25 at 10 a. in. In Room 317 of tha Sanford Atlantic National Bank Building. This session la .being called to act upon the appeal issued by E. Roland Harr!man, chairman of the American National Red Cross, to all chapters throughout the coun­ try to establish a relief fund which will be earmarked entirely for use In the flood arcs. All membere of the Seminole County Rel Croat Board ara urged to attend this called meetinf. Company Offers Testimony Against Threatening Croups • BARTOW (It—Company witness­ es testified groups of men bran­ dished clubs, burled threats and beat on a car the day Internation­ al Minerals and Chemical Corp. opened its plants without a union contract. IMCC, which employs 1.100 un­ ion workers, obtained a temporary Injunction Aug. I after It resumed phospbste operations. The com­ pany argued before Circuit Judge WlUIsm P. Allen yesterday the in­ junction should be continued prevent violence. The International Chemical Workers Union (AFL> said there Is “ no smell of violence", that persons could enter and lease the strikebound plants with ease and the injunction should be dissolved. Two of the witnesses ealled by IMCC were reporter Stave Moran of the Tampa Tribune and Pete Mpvak, a Lakeland photographer. The newsmen testified one group ef men Mar a company plant over­ turned their track and another group seised and smashed a camera. Woman Aerialist Seriously Injured In Trapeze Fall DIXON, m. (It—A fa-year-old woman aerialist was seriously Infared yesterday whoa she foil TJ feet from a trapeae onto an asphalt parking let after striking a tasted wire fence. Hundreds of spectators watched as the performer, Mrs. Evelyn Marrloa, of Los Angeles, plunged to the ground while performing e “ break sway” fa tar act at Dlion's Indian Bummer Festival. Her husband, also a member of the Pour Sky Devils Troupe, and their 3-yaar-eld daughter Shells witnessed the mishap. Mrs. Marrten fan when two ropes taldtag her by fae anHes snapped. Officials at Dixon Hospital re­ ported tar rendition serious. t o i l s " UC ori.r..tw n supervisors last Bonner Carter opened the meeting .v , local work unit office «m (he fourth f t o r of tha Atlantic National Bank Building. Bill West read ths minutes fr ih# previous meetira and gave the treasurer’s report. The following tuples r * * ‘v*d considerable group: the district owned mower and Its operation*: the recent supervisors e'eetion; th. P O s a l M U ty of obtaining a few acres of tiled land for u*e s* a district ™ £m y to try out aew types of S™**** and legumes that mto*‘ »** { J jj !! adapted to the soil conditions of j j unit conservation a m«nU“ * ? * port to ths supervisors, and U*o annual meeting of the {;lori<U. iDelation of District Supervisor to bo held »n Qdncy ****• ;• II and 13. Supervisors C. A. Wales and Ralph Hammond stated that they expect to attend this meeU '"present for the meeting ls*l were Ralph Hammond , C. A. Wales. W. W. Una. Bonnar Car ttr, Bill West. A1 Swart*, and Ben Wiggins. Soil Conservation Reps Will Gather Two local representatives oT the Seminole Soli Conservation Dl*trict are expected to a)»«nd the 10th annual convention of tne Florids Association of Soil Conserva­ tion District Supervisor* to bo held on Sept. 13-13Ralph Hammond of Lougwood tad Charles A. Wales of Fero Park are expected to attend the meeting which will b# held In Quincy, the shade grown tobacco capital, . . Over 300 soli supervisors, tech nlclsrs. secretaries, eounty sgents auxiliary members and wives, sre expected to attend th* convention. Tha Garden Soil Conservation District Supervisors and Cham­ ber of Commerce and Farm Bu­ reau committees will serve as hosts la staging the time-day avast- The National Guard Arm­ ory la Qufacy la the convention headquarters. three Egyptian soldiers were re­ ported lulled and eight wounded. Nasser told newsmen he had in­ formed Maj. Gen. Edson L. M. Burns, U.N. Palestine truce super­ visor, of Egypt's decision at a confrrencs this morning and also had sent s notification to U.N. Sec­ retary General Dsg Hamraartkjold. Informed Egyptian sources had said earlier that Nasser was de­ manding guarantees against Israe­ li attacks as a condition of reopen­ ing negotiations with Israel to reduce tension along the Gita strip. Egyptian-lsrseli talks on re­ ducing tension along th* border were requested by th* Security Council last March after an Israeli attack on the outskirts of Gats in which mors than 30 Egyptian and Israeli soldiers were killed. The talks had been dragging on lines March with little violence reported until Monday. Both Egyp­ tians and Israelis accuse each other of firing first over the border. Mrs. J. Docker Dios In Orlando Youths Are Taken To Juvenile Court Poultry Industry To Develop Plan CAMP MCQUARBIE (Ik- TH* poultry fadmtry, faced by a prodretiew hrraaaa aad a price drop, meat develop a atroag marketing proirsm—getting the market ready far the Mrd tastead ef the bird ready far market. Florida's lath last Bala was told Lawmen Address Kiwanis ™ Annual Fishing Rodeo Set By Jaycees At Trout Pond Ths 1355 Legislative itory was told to ths Sanford Kiwanis Club today at its noon Innchron meet­ ing when Senator Douglas Sten-, Strom and *Representatives Volte A. Williams Jr. and Mark N. Clsvsland Jr. related their exper­ iences during th* regular session ef th* legislature ar.d during th* extra-ordinary session. Senator Stenitrom said, “ Much constructive legislation was scThe folio* inj telegram ha» hern complished in ths regular session received by the Sentinels County with most of Governor l.etoy Col- Chapter of ih- American Red line' program passed “ 1 f, om \\. W. Jeffer.on, Man Rspresentativa Veil* A. Wil­ ager of the national office “ F. Roland Hatrttran. chairman liams Jr., stated, "I don't know of the American Red Croat, who what th* answer It , , for th* j,,, been revolving trpoits con- < - , ,. r , Flooded Areas Need Kiddies' D. Sanford s Co. I Di g D a y /5 Instructed Red Cross Support NextWeek In Unit Tactics 40 Year Debenture Transportation To Be Provided Issuance Approved I'oinpany *T’, ttlih Infantry Regime'll, Ssofoni National Guard I ml, with >t enlisted men and five officers, at F'nil McClelland, Ala., began its active field train­ ing program last week as pari of their annual loo.week summer training exercise Tiamtng a- a rifle company ia the I.'.'lih Inlaittrv, the unit is rawiving inslt .itlon In all Infantry weapons av welt at small unit Edgewood District Lots Are Rezoned ^ M ,°::.T .^ h ae?tt:(j;,ro' , I V Z L Z T .... . ...r. ..................... ............- Widows Seeking Chapter Location HubbyOnRampage To Gain Entrance; Five Shots Fired i'To Study Secrecy Highway Planning Committee Meets Tonite At Toddy's tee m s ctln g * In th e S e n a te w h e r e a| stu d y in to ch a rg e s of secrecy ' W. . .e r s i .u . l. .d . . . . h . o p e —t o w in th e 1917 f i g h t School Offices To Move Shortly Salesman Makes Bad Weather Wave One Call Too Many S T . P E T E R S B U R G 'P - A p er Travels Over State t i t f e n l s a l e s m a n w a s I n a c r i t i c a l MIAMI Cri— A weak easterly wave, showing no signs of dev el. oping Into a storm, brought drench­ ing rains to Florida yesterday with more In prospect. The wave, a band of bad weath­ er moving toward the west, egtended from the extreme Western Caribbean Sea. Soma weather stations In th* Babamai reported from i lo more than I Inches of rain during Ihe last 34 hours and the Miami Weather Bureau laid an inrreaie In showers It In store tor Florida, eipeclally In the Florida Straits, th* Keys and on th* Lower Earl Coast. con d ition to d a y w ith a n eck w o u n d In flicted b y a n Ira te rllite n , p o lice rep orted . W il lia m L . R e e k J r . IT. l o n g ­ tim e e m p lo y * o f Ih e rlty g a s d e ­ p a rtm e n t, fa c e d a ch a rg e n f a g ­ g ra v a te d a ssa u lt on K arl V o g e lcr, 40, a t a l e s m a n f o r I h e I t i r h F o o d P la n o f W e s t H o n d a D etectiv e ta r r y T illm a n sa id R e c k sh ot V c g e le r a lter th e sa les m a n ca lle d at h it h o m e fo r th e th ird stra ig h t n igh t. B e c k to ld p o lire h e fire d five llm e t, o n * ta llr t strik in g V o g e le r 't ju g u la r v e in . R e e k w a a relea srxl o n h ii o w n recog n isa n ce. A c ren w a y w ith era l a re a n in g to ra k e n e w p o n d in e p a r a to r y In a ro u n d th r r o rd in g to C ily M a n a g e r F . K n o w le s, p la n s a re u for Ih e b ea u tify in g n f lb # v h r u h b r r y . " I t w ill lie a b ea u tification p r o g r a m fu ," K n o w lea s a id a t h o d«*n» a ro u n d (h # W a r ­ n d e r­ a rea g rn r th e cu m b,-in’1 Area Development Highlight Of Meet T h e Itn a n l o f (’tty C o m m l w l n n e r * m e e t s th is a fte rm w in w ith W e llb o r n P h illip s J r., fo r a a n r v e y o f th r properties being develnjw-l in this F m ls for rtis ,a th e ollow in g Ih e su rvey, th s in n e r * w ill jo in w ith d in n er a n d an In form s «i o n •f o-r * d e - v e- l o p m e n t p S a n ford a rea . e m m P h illip s a l d lsla n s Ini American Airman Goes Into Rage MANSTON. England on—A U S. Air Forte nan went bersark today aad, firing a gua to eaeb band, killed three parsons and wounded a half dot#n or mors at a South England fighter bate. Tta gunman command##ird a ear by threatening th* driver and Sad to • nearby beach resort, iffsa tfa l t a r r a r among ths battan. Air Ferre FaUte and Britfak rtvfl police reraored him re tta beach. A gua tattle fallowrd frees tbe aad tta American waa wounded. Fata erta Are. Tha war efflew far tta Bwr4 British paNee aaid tta guamaa af Pwbtie Iwtrartiw aw repfdJy then committed suicide. to hi* m aad aborting spree the | far aaaapawy guamaa killed an American ser­ with I geant, nrettar U J. serviceman, threngtae i tbe and n Regal Air f a n e airman. Office* ef the Seminole County Beard at Public IaetrwctJew, new to the ce n t hewee, are exported fa be moved to their new location ea Commercial Ava. aaxt week. The move, anticipated aamal week* age, tat taea delayed tat fa exported aew fa ho Mafartad to ttorn fa Ih e illy sh op s a n d Jay t s r s z t : :::z Workmen Starting Work Around— —Pond — ,, — J. C. Peterson, of a Volusia Coun­ ty add rati, waa arrested yesterday In DaLand, according to the Semi­ nole County Sheriff* office and ha* been charged with the assault on Harvey Htrvlah, a wildllfa offi­ cer. on July 30. The assault waa made when Hervlsh attempted to arrest Pettraon and Mrs. Jim Low* far a gams violation. According to th* war­ rant for the arrest of Petersen and Mrs. Lowe, th* two people cursed, abused and threatened Hervlih. It was reported that Mrs. Low* hit Herrlsh with • soft drink bottle. Pstereen waa released when he posted ■ bond of BITS. Mrs. Lowe, according to Volusia C • ■ ■ t y Sheriffs office officials, Is reported to have returned to her home In California, at w h * PEN'S M'OI-A fees are u r d to (tins out to j t ........r A m a n a d fried tw i tim e s lo s e e h i* th e p r e a a d o e s n 't k n o w w h a t It ln F lo r id a . At the tavt national convention, *1*4 llll'hanl in tl>e big ta>k •'( |h„^'ntally ||| «ufa in a hospital fired dons, im one know* whst ta* been Similf| j Archibald of Sacra- Mr, l.uhln said Imlianapolia, p u t t i n g t h e p o l e s , l i n e * s l i d h o n k s five shot* dur.ng a sniffle with a i n r e a d i n e s s . Ind . wav chuven a« the meeting * ** j* . ^ 1 . “ " " mrnlo. Calif, director of th* sub I’vyrhlalrtat yesterday, oflicera aald that ! disagree with ffana-, romm|„eP ,, ln |h, ,,4|# ,rt fn„ city fur 1970 P u re * fo r Ihe various age tor Stonstrom I think If we have lfT wl|h newsmen and wih According to Mrs Lullin'* mes­ gruuiM amt rlasviliraliuii* ate be­ s a i d V ur of Ih- bullets lodged In th# con stitu tion a l revision w e w i l l R e p . D a n t e F a s c e l l o f M i a m i , a sage tu Salifnrd. "A ll widuwv uf ing pmvoled by Sanford mer * * [# * ! a cco m p lis h m e n t. B u t, lm > m h e r o f th e th re e -m a n g ro u p v e lrra n , of World War tine, >rr thanl*. A list of Ibe priir- an I ihe reilio. the oilier in th# vxat? , Shriilf s Insrdigalor F W. Soh e a d d ed , W e w o n 't g e t it t h e A r c h i b a l d d i s c u s s e d I h e p r o j e c t the need uf strung unity amungvl age groups to _ i.. a ' , lari o | i chart llarrel,on, S3, w a y It I* b e i n g d o n e .'* H e a a ld . Ihem-elvrs are Invited to write " will he awarded, will h« ■ i i n o u n - wav jsitrd on clurges uf a>sault -If half of th. r.comm*ndatlona hrr* * i}h, V' ” ;|i! J r ' ?>,n Thr address of the founder, Mrs. red later, Kilpatrick said. ( h i M r i - n 'e r V . ™ I '" !! .. 1 «•» m u n l e r . e a r n i n g a are approval I will be .arpri.ed“ , s ‘n* .,d.“ ° r of ™ bu0' A. T. Luhin, is given a* 42n I Mil william, concluded by .aylng, f nd fh* rm*" ° f H* '*f Av# Smith, St. Petersburg 5, Fla, “Th# man In the .enate I. In,. !n,orm,,!on l o ^ ra,‘.'M °\ 5,“ m» Delta Chi, national profeaiiurial t h o d i . M h ild r c ,,'. H o m e in F n t e r - P n , r o (flJ , r, w .t n e .^ . told portent only to the good h* « n J(>urnl||,tlc f r „ r m l l y p rii# h a v e b e e n in vited to u k P . peopl* don't know what th*y do. |n government ia being shaped up nail- nal runvcntlun for Murid* Th* Samlnola County Chamber of Commerce Long Rang* High­ way Planning Committee will hold an Important meeting tonight nt Toddy’* Restaurant aa the Sanford-Orlando Highway. Chairman of th« committee, J. Brallsy Odham, said that savartl matters ef Immediate Importance to th* future highway program will b* discussed at tonlght’a gettogether. Odham asks that ovary effort ba mad* by avary- member ef th* committee to attend this Import­ ant session. ,1 7 IV a B v " V h a r s ' P'*"» fa'k w*th Ml Tha dutch-suppar moating witl in eliminating a senate a#at durlrg newamen and R*p Fascrll , — , , — w, , — — , ■ A rch ib a ld a a id "N e w to n h a t got underway at 7 o’clock with th* th* passage of a reapportionment gtaeral discussion fa begin at till. c h tr g r d g o v e r n m e n t a g en cies a re W o r k m e n a re b egin approximately 7:41. d o w n th e b a n k * of th e Th# legislative delegajlon was suppressing information. F ort M ellon P a rk p r Introduced by Dr. Luther Doss, pro- j --------------------In# p la n tin g o f te e d gram chairman for the day. pond. wffl ta at the la Or* *w iwnvnvwnrwT m n ▼ v r w c n p r n The tilth annual Flvhlrig Rmleo pomored h* ihe Seminole Conn ly Junior Chamber nf Commerce life o f m e , 1 c a n ’t s e e w h y o u r t i n u o u s ly f n . m th e s ta ff in th e Q * f ,1 H II for >oiingstrrv under the age of government ran't o * run on • f l o o d e d a r e a s , d e b a t e d t h a t w i t h . KU \ 0 l l t l 1 P r n l i P l I ■I •I L I its iU c tv i i l i ’ * "fa 1“" »l Trout pond o u t • d o u b t a g r » . . t c a t a s t r o p h e V 1 J w U I I I competent business-like basis" as ?u‘ - ’,ouht, ■ « rt“ ‘ ~ 1 Ikednesdsy afternoon Aug. 31. ccu rred . he spoke on lax consolidation and has has ooccurred. 1 |„w tn r, „f South..,, Be.l B"!’ •kilpatrick. chairman, ann.sun the tax revision committee. “ Because of th* trope of th* Telephone and Telegiaph Com Representa'ive Mack N. Clov#- diaaater. anj because n.anv thou. p, nv Moild .v authorised the ... Ir„ ‘ *'<1 i'™ * f ; ,n ' " tactics. land Jr. related, “ I am most proud »■«>• of families ate in due Hit. >WMlf<1 of (w.Mflnon in to.year / n.^‘ m j"\ i "S Cue in,it, •o niiiamir.1 by Caplam of th* Legislature when It abol- <«•»• ‘ h* Red Crot. is rushing llf .hrnlll(r, br , 5. ^ K” *nd " r ,,r »,,r Joicph 1). Bryant, >«t I.wW« ktai>, ithrd pruxy voting in commillrn loom* from all o>er th# rn-iultfii I r» t J. Inttier * ................. __ tv it on-ingoing undeigning naming liainu at a mmand revised the organisation and fC“ nU>' lo ,#ra1l «-ro*a inn ,.„„„d Tb, Knit.. N.iu.i.vl i *o ' J a t r e e s w i l l f u r n i s h p o l e * p . i n e n t o f t h e I M h I n l a n t i y D i v i functioning of committees and volunteers in meetinghuman |)(, nk of\i!#ni* was designated . |h h a „l l .l o r ,h Ih e e v r n l, a c c o r d i n g > io n c o n i p o i e t o f n - a i l y lO .O O d >. R°‘leo ■>.. •- . thairman. -Iheir work-“ needs, he Stid. Further, the Red ini,t,.,.. and m a.I giianlsmrn from Florida rut Senator 'tlin.lm n. hroneht - si.CrOS* is Immediately making an debeuluie. will be iiffrr-d “ f*"*. *"‘l ,r* ffeam I Georgia. e . f g f j T . at**rtry !> *y rinlUal appropiiation of »•.^nt»O.Ot^^ f„ r ,v , bidding. “ ,‘l «- ''« » •• •'! psrlclpsnt. The unit d ew hlgt praise from f r e w y tta a y m s * in mn Ih# pt, : min, fy Ph „ „ of its \ refastmtion ............. . I. being VhooJ 1 '• Dee the Third Hatulion Commander, ^ 37 m.ml^r c o n . l L r . r re" p.epare.! and will b- filed w„h ^ '“ tv ^ 'u .n ... 'Irout IVn.l next , , C„ Thomas h MrClane. for mion romm'tfra #uthorit#d hv th# **Tht Rod Clot* b#liovot"9 llor* thr tr*urttir« «n«l nrlmnr# rum ‘ Mrj# ** f ••rno<*ii wilh ttir il.rit onlctly rfflcicnt mo%#« U g U l.^ e and e n ^ n t ^ be Gov. rim.n emphari.ed. “ that the eos, .. ...... .. on or almut ttepl. Jtt. ,*...... *"'• went into cam,. emir Crtlin., sS a t^ S tM .trT m nf adequately earir.g for thee The company planl t.. evtend v rv n, wUhTltortri k^nn if A highl.g.ii of Ibe twe-week enIK, f o ,.,^ rww.ri 1flood sufferer* will run into many invitation* fur bids on Ihl. II. * ni> “ ,,n nupalrivk on Ibe lainpinrnl I# the three day blvouae tution there are places such si additional millions of dollars." lie open them on Iht. 17. and if a tpd !',",rbr,.a"! ' ‘T , r*: when eve.v nan in the division Following a public haaring held these: In one sectfcln in the |uai urgently appealed to all Artser*- , I, srcept^l, settle with th. Pur, n ili'.I '’ ' h* ..... Monday night at tha regular meet­ ing of the Board of Sanford City rlsl portion there Is . p r e r ir i. w M c h lv ^ 5 ^ T . ^ , e th. on. dehenKUpatnik ...... thU morning ^ ll £ ’I 1 2 J Commissioners, seven lots la the a re Edgewooa Subdivision, located on the constitution there I. a provl-1U>e flood nr*. ur cap... fun.I. .. provide tele- have bs-rn im dctway lu r manv living in two-man pup tents lavi­ Ih* north side of 33lh St. between w vckr and were rlim ave d at j slon for their election. In another: “ Over the years the American p 1 ' " ' " ' ' n g rural* lookml in portable m r * s Sanford and Park Ava. ware retime when srlnxd rh ild rrn . r r jd v halls, and rnroutitrr actual millr \|Vi-i, rn» Fbuide xonco from an Rl-A tone, or a section of th* constitution there I* people have mad* it possiM* fur u ‘o t‘ t ' for a n o . year ahead of them, S provision for 3 circuit judges, t h e R e d C r o s s t o m e e t d i s a s t e r laf) problem, which are known tone for tingle family dwelling In still another section there I* , n e e d * and t o a l l e v i a t e h u m a n s u f - G e o r g i a , Kentucky l.ouisiana, w ill he movt rn lh u v u v lir over Un­ to no one until th. Ilui# of ac­ units, to a C-N sane, or a tone p r o v i d e d o n l y s e v e n c i r c u i t j u d g e s , 1f . r l n g , he d < l a r e s ! N o w r w . a i e M i s s i s s i p p i , N u r h ( a t o - i n a . Smith even!. tion for neighborhood shopping atoras Securing of Ihe fish fur thr another seeflon provides for not a g a i n f a r e d w i t h t h e s p e c t r e o f ’ * '"1 Mhen the unite rum. hack Its and establishments. rvvn t, slid the clinking of Trun! thnr penuonrnt siuartrr*. later more than J5 circuit judges a n d d i s t r e s s and h u m a n s u f f e r i n g o v e r At the same time, Block IT, I ’ond with suable fist* for llir I! i s w e e k , preparation* will thftl In another section a provision for a g r e a t a r e a r f t h e p o p u l o u s F a s t , Chapman-Tucker Addition a n d y o u n g s t e r s t o h o o k I n I h e a n n u a l 1b e m a d # f o r * h e b r e a k i n g o f r a m p , I* circuit judges. i I n the name of t h e a f f e c t e d prothat part of Block If, watt .of r o m p r l t ' i n n . I S u n d e r t h r g u i d a n c e w h i c h w i l l t a k * p 1a > e F u n d a y , A u g . Representative Cleveland poL-t-! p i * 1 s*k e v e r y o n e t o r o n t r l h n l e Pump Branch Creek and north ef o f I ’o r t e r L a n s i n g , l o c a l s p o r t s * d out ths*. ths new road cod* 1 t e n e r o u s l y I h i m gh t h e i r l o c a l R e d Fourth St wai retoood from an I man and ru tin is is it. I h e fi«h are provided during the 1855 legists, t’rosa C h a p t e r . * * R-l tone to a C-l too*. This reson In-tng supplivd by th r G am * and " ................... ......... inf allows public retail •atabllab- tur* "will enahla the Met# to build | F t f .h W ater Flvh t ' o m i m l s l s m . D ,.L A msnta ta the area that was pre­ reed* where naedd srlthout poll- r \ s « J W i d o w , o f W o r l d W a r O n e . I n r , i Aart4kM»4cer*ssjr. • will hf pfflrUlt viously designated aa a family U c i d pressure." H e a d d e d . " I h e - i r O J C C fC U r r O D C a re fu n k in g fo r the* lo ca l Ion n f a o f th e G a m e a n d F r e s h W a ter dwaUlng area only. | r h a p t r r o f t h e i r u r g a n i r a t m n i n Fish Cnnimia»b*n. ion commit!** will do a remark ! S a tilord S u l Ills h a r d , f t l v o f S a n f o r d M's A T I.situn. fmiruls-r of * u | r c r l n l r n d r n l , h a s t a k e n o v e r t h r R#pr***nUtl*e Wiliam* Masted B c g i l l S S h a p i n g U p the organirallun, sanl in a IHler h - h n f p r e p a t l u g t h e poles, R n r < th * S «n e t* w h e n h e ex p la in ed T A M P A U B -M e c h s n lc i for con to Hie Herald that if Morula mem a n d h o o k s f o r t h r e v e n t . I d l e | M d v * s th at "th e v h a v e e x e cu tiv e c im tm l- d u ctin g Ih e p ro je cte d eon g rcsslon re a d y tomorrow la’ rship would grs*w large enough w i l l b e n > a d e Ex-Sanford Citizen Peterson Arrested Back In This Area By DeLond Officers A former Sanford cltiaea of many years standing has returned ta the local arer and hat estab­ lished himself In business. Peter Schaal, widely known now* aad promotion man, and formtrly of Sanford, ha* pur­ chased aa Orlando business. Schaal aaid that “ IT ba aeon in Sanford often, for, ainc* I lived than for fa psora, If* pretty bard ta ahaka tha sand off — something I hav* aa tataaUaa af doing." * Tha faemar Sanford man hat mends ef Mrs. Bobsrt L. Ha purchaaad tha Orlando AdvortI*fan win regret to loan of the ing C o m p a n y manufacturers death ef tar aeettar, Mrs. Joseph arrets far adm tlatog. aad bualIL Decker morning fa M a n ia after ■ linger­ School aaya ha will meva hi* ing Utnesa. M n. Doctor** resi­ family from Ocala la Orlando aa dence waa at M l Park-Lake Av*., toon as possibles _ Orlande. darted Carey Haad fc ra G i W te • Weather Psrlfy tlwgy I* *c#**U«*Rr Reports on the number wounded ronfllrted. TH# U.S. Air Force pul the number at ill, but the British police aaid eight. The wounded In eluded American military person nel and British civilians On# of th# Britons la a woman. Tbe Air Force In Washington Identified tha gunman as Airman 1 C. Napoleon Green of Chicago. Names nf other Americans shot ware withheld pending notification ef Iheir w i t of kin. British pailen aald two ef tta dead — tta sergeant and tha Brit­ ish aervlearnass—wars killed to tta camp and tta third victim, another American, died later ia a hospital. Tta 1.' ithh identified tta latter aa Nels_n Gresham, 3D, ef Phils- I'lo v le n " lb * • ___ ■ . I f l r O r m O a •• U l l u X C U R e n t-O G ra l8 ji K ,,h ,n d lla rrr h o n w * . d en ied p e r m le ___ tu rn to » e # h i* w ife in th * F lse a n t( Ira G e n e r a l H osp ita l, II# r e lu m e d t l O n G l V C f l • * n h o u r* la ter w d h a p a p e r b a g w h ich h* , sa id e o n la in e d clu ll,n for h er. T S I O n D O O t . , D r. W . M W d h o M arrived ( h e n " 'V " " ', p " b ',a n d a lso told lla rre lv .n visitin g R ea lio n o f in o A r m in o le f'u o n t y b m ir t w e r # o v e r , lie p la c e d h i* * 't e n i l i c r o f f k i m n i v r r a , Is ,i.v _ ,:.k i , . o l , t lo' 1h a n d o n l l a r r r l , o n ' s a r m a n d l i a r , ,, • ’M i , l T l , , , ', M " - , i '* n . e l « . n f i r e d a s h o t f r o m a M r a l “ J , * 1! rlru’ Z » - ib e r p s.iol In th # p a p e r b a g . o p e r a te d fr o m th e S a n fo r d p ier. I A re o r d in if tn Ih e O ia n ifw r o f i ^ w .* I k A G n su m .re e p u h lira llon . W R U u t b O O r d M O t O T S N * m p a n d R ich a rd .M od em a d v ise * Ibat t)|fir iIsx tai ga t t o l > e u p e i w l r t l f r o m D ie m u n ic ip a l p ie r i- e n r o o t- to m otor* w e rp S ,a n f , u r d . , A n # x t e n * i v e p u b l i c i t y , | „■ | p c un c e y c ov ut et rb i o l aa ry d. a cco rd in g tv p r o g r a m I * e i p e . l e d t o u p l a n n . d , , h l r ( | , r , H l t , ( , , . . . . . O. . .w . . r. . n . . v. . . . r. . d . . . . I . h. _ e f o r t h e p r o m o t i o n of t h e b o a t a m i , S c - n u n o l r C o u n t y Sheriffs O f f i c e . U . e t c u r r i o n a o n t h e S I . J o h n s . ] Vlr) M „ ()H ]n d ib o u » Stolen Yesterday n -ion , v a id O w e n s , w h e n p a r t ie s r e lu r m d to th eir b o a ts to fin d Ih e m otors gon e. T h e y w e r* ta k en Jom O rrO W b e t w e e n I t a n d 12 o ' c l o c k . A 10 h p J o h n s o n m o t o r w a i t h * T h e S e m i n o l e C o u n t y C h a m b e r p r o p r r t y u f F r a n k C o w a n , a 7W h p o f C o n in ir rro "C o ffe e (T u b ” w ill M e r c u r y m o t o r w a s ta k e n fr o m th * m re t to m o r r o w n o o n in g at til b o a t o f M e l S t e v e n s , a r s t a s it h p o 'clo ck f o r It* m o n t h ly In fo r m a l W it a r d m o to r w a s stolen fr o m g e t-to g e th e r fo r th e rxiliaiiire o f M rs. C F . P a tte rso n , i< l«a * a n il t o w e l c o m e n - w r o m r i a t a x i s at# being followed now, lo S a n ford . O w e n s said, and It It pnvstble that ( o f f . * a n d d o u g h n u t , a r c s e r ­ the three outboards will be return­ v e d “ o n t h . h o u s e " . T h a s e s s i o n ed lo their nwnrrt and the thief i s a i p c r t r i i t n l a s t f o r i l ) m i n u t e - . taken into custody. T h . "C u ff... C lu b " m e e ts at th . C h a m b e r o f C o m m r r r # R u ild in g. CofC Coffee Club delphla, but there was no confirma­ tion from U. S. sourer* Tta gunman grabbed a revolver and a-rarbln# from the supply! , room where he. was working and J C f l l O r L I l G S a V i n Q dashed through the ramp, shooting l — 3 Indiscriminately at anyone ho en­ countered Under the Instruction of Bill He fled the camp In a car. head- Flemlnr, assisted by Mr*. F. D. b g tor tta bearh area with both Scott, a group has completed tb* American and British pollco In **nlor rours* In Ilf# saving and pursuit. wi(#r safety. On tb* boardwalks of Broadstalrs Certificates, Issued through the and Margate, oelghboriag resort Sreiinola County Chapter of Iho tqwna, vacationers printed out the American Red Grots, will b* th tha gunman had taken when awarded to tha following: Carol abandoned Ihe car. Armed Arwood, John P. Rraaman, Naa Amrrirani clambered over bar- Cushing, tawranr* Mandril, Boot* stare aad jtttiaa to hi# wake. Tadf** aad Ida B. WUsas. Course Completed C ,ndrfrK‘r‘, di- Fire Captain Dies In Building Blaze TAMPA (Ik—A fir* captain died and three other firemen were over­ come by h«at and smok* during a building fir* here lata last night. Fire Cap*- A. C. Wooten, a . col­ lapsed Inside th# building appar­ ently of a heart attack. Robert Martin#*, 31. was ho*pitallxod and two others, R. D. taw ton, 33; and B. M. Bryant, 43, were treated and releaved. Tta fire destroyed tta mato plant of In# Bay Salea Corp., ■ rabsrt firs. �* - et a B-29 U tka Bail X-1A. holder of tho world's i pood tad altitude record*. which exploded over tho Molav* Desert In California toeend* boforo It w u to hove b*«n roloaMd by tho mother ship. Tho rocket craft's moerch pilot. Joooph A. Welker (left), managed to scramble to the B-H end tho X-1A we* dropped from 30.000 feet It crashed on e bombing range. (internet lomIJ .Helen M eG .o y i i i :s i i .a i . u i n m s n n A*P Saves M oney for Thrifty Millions on beautiful m tte ehemel— its* end glitter. *’fit eter* ® Weh icb i*• * *4 m!etF r Sie e w» r- S snietar th e r* He'd be Set i* the loxae eilpped mto th* nearby tea •(Mer *• f*4ie" m b r fee twain* •**«. rr.a e u uMeed to I M *J*crr M m . ee acfi’Mie'eacc i« the hc*iw where lah* •»#'•»* •• — •( lh» ceueltr . . - i t liiiti-K , ..K POUCBMAN teat mteeeet fn Gerry and Bar* “ What enter pea* th* cart" he aaked the tailor. “Black. A It niton. X think.■ "Juet a minute, 1m l Mem’* got­ ta tell the nice painemaa about the hUtta* aba aaen and then wall get that aada. Uk* 1 nay* Mr. Paheemai, the guy didn’t trip end he didn't lump. 1 woe right near him end eomebody ahonred him. 1 don’t mean on purpao*. Just eomebody m a hurry to bo rtght an the edge of the curb when the hght changed again. Maybe he meant to above him eMde." “OJC. ru hero to take all yvwr name* and oddreaeoo.” “Marguertt* Waotew." Th* worn, aa with th* hank gave aa addrtm on Waat Slid RC ‘ And Tm Cera Bakh." put m the lady of th* reee*. “Mr*. David Belch. J hv* In htvyveeaal town ow r by the Boat m er." “ And you?" Tho maa la tho node, pal* hat looked a* If he wiahod ha had The lim it eye* Ignored kirn- The calm war* went on. “Tt waan’t the driver"a fault. That feel jumped right into hi* path. Buirtde, maybe. Or dnmk. 1 taA t If tha driver saw him at an.” "Did you aoticw the lie**** ewes* Bee T" parmaUd the potteamaa. Th* u n man haetUled. “Me. B •na all so quick." land m u MM w tha h«l tumed red and wo warn in*. H* Mopped at tho thea-tt happened. Me funk. Anyway, he fett I n s teokswg aad . . atruck Me bask. X pnB together aad waat to a* X eewM )wet alt down a nuauU . . Garry kkwealf looked oUrtled and whit* Theee’a nn Automat at 4Bid." Ha held her head la kia aa they walked twra Mocha worth. Around the censor, a flight of «t*pe ted down to a big cafeteria. They fmmd aa empty table aeer the Th* hinged lid fell bock in pier* o* ah* lifted th* pendent out of the ho*, gh* fartened the rhem ground her neck. No eefety catch, of eeurae; foet a hook end eye. Tho pendent ley at th* bore of her threat, mid, eurpnetagly heavy, flh* took a email mirror nut of her handbag to Mudy th* effect, but there wa* none. The chain wee too long for her rather high recked Mouee. The pendent had clipped down under the lap*1' of whita tilk that hid It completely. *«d the chain lUelf wee marked by the collar around her neck. •"White ooffee or Neck 7“ Gerry woa at her aide egem. “ Black, plea**.'* He raw th* rlooed bo* on th* tabi*. etuffed It into hi* eid* pock* et “Now I’ll *** th* raahi*r.“ Para turned her head to match. Kalfway down th* mom h# fought hit way raprrtlv through th* long, double line at th* at cam table. A voice railed; Hi! Jloeat beef to­ night and w# put got down to where It’* rare I" Kara could not hear an aaewtr, but ahe aaw*hl* back diaappoar into th* crowd around the coffee epigot*. Alone, ehe eat Idly etudytng the crowd. Her wandering eye* rroaeed th* gate of a man at th* neet table—a pale, rold alar* that did not retreat before her glance. He •earned a rough man. with tone* •lied gray hair. It woa ehe who dropped her eye*, chilled and un* aaay. “ I* thl* place taken 7" She hadn’t heard a etep. Hh* What a eaewd there l«r* wear- looked up and eaw a lean, coffee* vetted Bar*, need ta taaroem* brown face with rye* that had a aort of ahadowod brUlanc*. 'Hindu “Aad tt‘a anty •:•# * ar Arab? Hh* wajn’t nir* which. Mi* hod hoped ta att alone with Gerry over ooffee, hut thla wo* a table for four and other teblce wore filling rapidly. “No. Only there two * *Tbaak you.* Mo **t down a cup of coffee and aat eppoaite. Aa ha reached acre** th* table for auger hi* raff pulled away from hie wrist. Tattooed no the beck In Mu* Ink nma th* realietie Image of a cat. erouched to epring. *T4feMke, lent It 7“ HI* lip* MMled, but hie eye* looked beyond her, detached and eencMie. “I beg your pardon." Bara felt color ruing warmly Into her cheek* "Oranled." He mad* her a email. T h o not I* bmvUfwIty drawn,” ah* mid aloud. “ Ta* It was dona In Rangoon." “Why a aat?" "WatL* Ha heattat ad. -Thare'a aa Oriental superstition that a man with a .rat tat timed <m hi* thigh trill walk aoftly." Hh* couldn't help recalling how aoundlenaly he had approached tha Uhl*. “And a man with a rat tattooed on hi* wnatT” “Will claw awrtfUy and leave a deep mark." Ma puahed away hie nip. th* ooffee untasted. “Ton wtU eacuaa Economical Power Comes Up Fast tatarmattad an the private Uln af the atom, and Ha woa* aad mw potaatialitiea tar Industry, medi­ cine apd agriruHur*. The United States pat a Urn* atbadul* of "IS to M year*" far the realisation of atonic power generally rempetttWn with orthodot fuels ta that country, rich ta ronventtawai fuels and haring rot­ s' "My taw tronaportottaw preb- Comstock U t t l b M s* n u > k TELEVISIONELECTRONICS Fund, I r c Ita "packag" reactor—a small, portable I.OM-kUowatl job—right now would produce power at leas than double the coat of that from eoal-buralag plant* of tha saan alas. Tho American report drew a bouquet from Horn! Bhabha of In­ dia, the president of tho rooferMe*, who aaid, "ft appear* that there ora m u y parte of tho world •bare power would bo acceptable at thla price and small package power Plante of thla type may have widespread usr, especially ta underdeveloped area*." In late farewell address to ihe historic meet lag. Bhabha aaid: "One may aspect that aa a direel result of the informatkm which hat been available la this tnaftrawce. many countries will review their future power pro­ gram*, and thla conference may Ihertfort well lead to a very cm . aider*hie actaleratton n( tho rat* at which atomic energy fa put to uae tar pewir gaotratiao la diftenet parte of tha world during tha Mat two decades." B * United Slate* dearly cam* mit with m an tatermatten oe its reactor program than Busaia did, glvlag virtual hluepriala pel only af Savecemaet ipaeanced proJatta hwt details as m e r a l prejacte Ataariraa taduatry la uedartahtag. But Buasia did give th* letdown aw its aasall-aiiod commercial roMtaf—"Th* Werid's ftr»L" SATURDAY • SUNDAY A N N PAG E PURE Mad* f r o m lu«* rlouf. eun • rlnrn* *d strawberries. 12-Or. Glass A k P S W E E T E N or N A T U R A L TALAHASSKE - Cmdr H. N. Kirkman of Ihe florid* Highway Patrol re-emphaiiiad today thr month long drive nn knowing end obeying thr Mini of life—eigm along our highway* end strtrts which direct mnlorltli In do the right thing et the right time (or safety lake. In a parting shot at the August drive entitled “ Know and Obey Ihe Signs of life," the patrol lead* e, pointed out a few of Ihe better known directional or warning signs. "Th* eight-sided sign, for inst­ ance." KJrkmen slid, r*tat*d yel­ low or red. means STOP. Heeding Its warning haa no doubt saved many a life , . . Lives have been lost by not obeying Ihe ilfA'l warn­ ing " "The diamond shaped sign." said th* Commander, "It signifies din. gar ahead such as m{£ at work, road temporarily out. or directionat symbols Indicating dangerous curves, school mnes or the like . . . II means alow down and should hr heeded" The rectangular sign it an im­ portant one. It i* white and falls of speed limits, no passing looas and other regulatory things impor­ tant in traffic. "Th* triangular sign, which Is yellow, urges the motorist to yield right-of-way. "The rouit.1 yellow .igm seen along thn highways warns of a railroad-highway intersection and should b* heeded. "Then the railroad erosibuck fells aaothtr Important (raffle slory. It warns of a highway and railroad croisiag and to ignore it vary often brings trouble. "Observe all the algna along the highway—learn what thay mean." urge* th* Director of thr Patrol. "They ran help save your life." SECRETARY’S MODESTY •LAMED OS DROWNING SOUTHWARK, England uR-A Uyaar-old secretary’s drowning was blamed Tuesday on htr modesty. A roronrr gave a verdict of ac­ cidental death after Frederick Goalia gave thla oapUeatio* of Gladys Hook's fall to her death from his yacht ta tho Thadtes: "She (tumbled down the gang­ way steps to th* dingy. Her skirt must have restricted her movemenu. She wa* a very modest girl. Rather than lift her skirt, she L IB B Y 'S F R E S H C U C U M B E R MNCISS ANNI of Britain holds her favorite doll as she poses for bar fifth birthday picture at Bel* moral, Hcotlaod, where th* royal family Is vacationing. A sponge­ cake tea party foltoared presen­ tation of gift* (International) FATHER PERSUADED TO LEAVE BRIDGE CLEVEUiND uF - A lBygar-old father climbed a bridge in down­ town Cleveland Mnndoy and per­ formed acrobatics on cables 1M feet above ihe Cuayhogs River, until his ll-yrsr-old wife persuaded him to crawl to safety. Charles E. Rringman. a tree trimmer employed by th* city, talked of "ismil? trouble*." His wife Nanty, mother af two, alood atop a bridge tower for aa hour and pleaded with bar husband not to Jump, "My God. Chuck, don’t; I leva you!" she said. She collapsed whan ha crawled along a cable to her. Mission Inn tlnorelad Comstock Aprict Halves Cherry Pie Mix Pacfle Brand Small Early Betty Crocktr Sweet Peas Pie Crust Mix Nibbleta Whole' Kernel IhlUburv Whit* Golden Corn Frosting Mix For thr Laundry Ithortenlnr Ail Detergent Snowdrift Hally "Brand Talc* C a t Food Laying Mash "SU P E R -R IG H T '* Fancy Sugar Cured S L A B "S U P E R -R IG H T * H eavy W estern Steer B eef Minute Steak lb.35c Spare Ribs Ruper-Rlght Fresh Ground Beef AUGood Brand Sugar Cured lb. 47c Hamburger Breakfast Bacon Ruprr-Right Heavy Western Boat Rump Roast Super-Right Western Salt Pork BOOKEflTOWN SUB-DIVISION Soptr-Right Western Beef Cubed Rupar-Rlght Western Pork Rupar-Rlght Pur* Perk Imektan Smoked Sausage For colored. Lata vrrr reason­ able. A email payment down, monthly payments, good School A Churches. Idret location. Rupee-Right Fur* Fork Breakfast Sausage lb.65c Rupar-Right All Meat (Bp to* Pki.) Bologna lb.29c Heedless Large Green iw * 39c Shrimp Callforals Vino Ripened L B. Mann P. O. Boa as Ph. M27 Like Monro*. Fla. EACH G o n o ral In su ran ce H. JAM ES GUT AGENCY Ripe Tomatoes Eastern Elbert* Fresh Paochts Luscious Rio* Golden Bananas Freak Cut Cnsp Carrots The*Hen's White Sesdlasi Grapts Crisw Fesce) L on e Stalks M IM EO G R APH P R IN TIN G — T Y P IN G CRED IT IN V E STIG ATIO N S M A D E A N Y W H E R E IN U N IT E D STATES O R FOREIGN COU NTRIES C R E D IT BUREAU OF SANFORD ontoloupes Swenson Chicken FRtCAhSER Sl-o* Can �-;----~r-.—r -.vr-- ~ - -------- 'THE HANFORD HVHAI.YI V i i Any. 14, 19S.S P f a O N LY THE BEST Enlistment Quota * For Armored Group Has Been Lifted rt. QUALITY MEATS ••The quota for enlistments in the C. S. Army’ * Third Armored Divleioa havo been lifted, and th* local Army recruiting »taUon can now •nliit men (or thu famed DWL aion," steled M Sgtt Herbert M. Welty, of the local Army Recruit­ ing Station. * Under a Unit Rotation Program the Third Armored Dlvuion baa been picked to replace the Ind Ar­ mored Division in Germany. Under a Unit Rotation enllitment the man ran be assured of hit unit for the duration of his enlistment. The int dividual doesn't hate to worry about getting lo*t in the shuffle. There are many Important features to recommend the Unit Rotation profram. Serve w.th the mrn you know. Serve in the area for the period specified by enlistment. Know where you're going ehcad of time, these are but a f*w of the factors stressed by Sgt. Welly on this program olfrred by the Army. Under this plan you would serve e tour of duty in Germany for 33 months and then return home. If you chose e longer enlistment, you could expect St months stateside duty before your unit would be call­ ed for Rotation. Deadline for en­ listment under this program is September 3. 1*33. The Third Armored Division has a hrje Military Record acquired during the numerous battles fought in France and Germany. It acquir­ ed the name ‘Spearhead Division* during this campaign, when It cracked the ' ‘impenetrable'' Sieg­ fried Line, and crossed the border to German aoil. Sgt. Welly also stated that all enlistment for this famed Division would be accomplished through Uie V. S. Army Recruiting Service. All men who desire more information, nr wish to enlist for this famed ‘ Spearhead Division’ should stop la at 41 Best Central Ave., Orlando, at the U. S. Army Recruiting Sta­ tion. ) l*. 8 . GOOD TENDER I *01 WOHOOD WATItf legacy of Hurrlrsne Diane <slmost to He roof Vsne home* and factotl** In left at least SO dead. 20 musing, and mlllinr.s ot downtown leston were without power. At right is dollars worth of property damage in Kartrrn Penn­ an serial view of the resort area betwten Strouds* sylvania. It is the most violent and destrurliv e flood biitg. Ps . and Pott Jervis, N. V, flooded bv a tor­ In generations to hit the ares. At left, a gsso!;ne rential downpour. Homes are rovered with waier station st the entrance to Ration, Pa . was put out of to the roofs. The American Red Ciom drrlsrrd eommiswon by Use Lehigh River wftu.li Sowed in. this s disaster lira, (tnirrsatumal Soundpiioloi) He wa« e«corte.l to the bridge KUMHWA. Korea .* — The Com. munists yesterday freed an Ameri­ by a North Korean lieutenant can Air Force flier and hsndede colonel whose name wss not over the body of an Army captain learned. Before he erosved it. the in a wlerd ceremony in the middle of tne Korean neutral tone. The two were shot down by Red gunners a week ago. “ I was treated fauly well." said JERUSALEM. I.rselt Sector It the survivor, 2nd Lt. Guy II. Bumpas of Jsekson. Miss, In * strange, —Four American theology student* last • minute question • an.! • an­ who were puked up by Syrian swer session with a Communist guards after straying over the Israeli border were reported free officer. The Com munists also handed in Damascus today. over the body of Army Capt.1 The Syrian army was working Charles W. Brown of West Louis­ on arrangement* In have the ville, Kv., Humpea* observer-pass- { young men's German automobile anger nn the Aug. IT flight that brought to Damatrus so they could hai tel off one of the angriest ex-1 continue their travels. The quartet were identified a* changes since the armistice. The Reds say the light, unarmed Paul Myer arvJ Arthur. Fred and training lana was spying. The Thomas Risinger. Their borne U. N. Command charges “ trigger-, town* could not he learned. happy" gunners fired on it when] A U S Embssiy source In Tel Aviv said (he American* parkrd it wa* lost. A bandage covered Bumpas* their automobile in a grove on right eye and the right side of Israeli territory near th* Sea of his forehead is he crossed a small Galilee Saturday. They strayed bridge to the allied side of the srrovs th* border by mistake and the Arab guards nahhrd them. A mw trie skillet (frying Korean truce line. pan* hat a specially-designed Communist officer told waiting Athandle that ran easily he grasped with both hands when the skillet f« full af food and la baing earriod ta tha diaing table. The han­ dle ale* llala recommended tem­ peratures for cooking a wid# va­ riety #f foods. WASHINGTON US-The Agrlcul lure Department ha* recommended HOPKINSVILLE. Ky. (It - Had that a frdrral marketing program the rumor* been more than rumor, be established for Florida relery. Cecil “ Lucky” Sutton’s farm wou'd The program would regulate the have been th* first landing site amount that rould ha markrtrd for an alien spaceship. and establish grade, sixe, and qual­ But, as It was, the rumors were ity standards. just rumors — a “ saucar-llke” The department based It* rec­ spaceship was reported to have ommended agreement‘ on th* rec-l landed on Sulton'a (arm. nine ord of a hearing at Winter Haven. miles north of her*, and Air Fla., March 38-31. Exceptions to Force, Army, stale end local po­ r v t * ot STANIACI m o m s the proposed agreement may hr lice followed up the lead. filed by Sept. IS. Secretary of Ag­ The first report came in Sun­ riculture Benson then will make •as* mdptay. Oat m day night when several adults a final decision. M esM •** (fAMAOt M ism drove up to the police station here If Benson derides th* program Taklass ae flewden. the ITANMCX and excitedly (old officers th* ship Isiad s * a saahWaKaw af I should be established, a produerr •nd its “ crew" of lllllo mrn had referendum will be held Before landed on th* firm. (he program ean be mad* effee- i Officials scoured th* country­ five, at least two ihirdi of the, side Mcnday and >(oaday night and concluded someone with a produceri voting must approve II STANBACK and tha agreement must be signed cosmic etnse of humor bed started by handlers of at least 30 per cent the rumor. of the celery. By the time the story had gone the rounds of thia community, the “ UtUo men" had become “ green men" and one farmer claimed to have shot ono to n farmyard battle. American Students Free In Damascus Program Suggested 1 For Florida Celery 2 British Airmen Here From London CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZR AND STORAGE CO. LOCKER P L A N T W H O LE SA LE A N D R E TA IL 401 W « t T M rttta lh B lrw t P fcw c ISIS THRUM FR1CFJI EFFECTIVE THUMB. - FBI. - RAT. WESTKEN V. 8. CHOICE BONELESS CHUCK ROAST * 59c NEW YORK lit—Two British airmen, trying for a roundtrip across the Atlantic In one day, landed at a naval air strip today. They swooped down on Floyd Bennett Field m a jet plane al I U a m. KST. T lours 31 mlmilet after they took oft from London's airport. They left It t n a m. F.ST for home. They hoped lo make the return flight In I hours 10 minutes. Their westward crossing time was almost on th* nos* with their expectations. They bad aimed to make it to seven and a half houri, witfy tail winds culling their return um# by an hour. C H A U F F E U R HfTB WOMAN Baby le a f Liver Thin Sliced Dried Beef Kingan Reliable Wieners Lean All M eat Stew Lean Part Ground Boat - lb. V4 lb. lb lb. lb. 35c 29c 39c 49c 37c n J L H AM A—DUETT VMM LOCAL FARMS EXTRA LARGE i EGGS . | QUICK FROZEN ■«. 69q FRYERS lb. 49c COPENHAGEN UP - Quern In­ grid's rbauffeur bowled over a 43year-old woman cyrliet as he waa driving tha Queen near Leonholdt. north of here. Monday. The woman. Mri. Kriitlne Overmark, rods arroti a main road In front of the rar. The Queen and her lady-to-wailing Jumped out fo give first aid until t doctor ar­ rived. CHOOSE &USE O C B OWN M K X O R T . Center Cut Pork Chops Lean Breakfast Bacon lb. 69c lb. 55c Legal Notice viiru s' r. o n m v rtoR ina. si I.t *r silk t. is. iess Nells. It li.r.by eis.n th.i ptir> «nt to ti<< linn S of I'h.pi.r lists I**-. «f KlorM«. * ... r * l*IT. *>’«••n a. in. 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P R O D U C E Pa s c a l l » ° ** Kiflsl rial H«nh | Pate ..Tm* • ii'/ 79< THESm.Y (.KOI NO lied authorities he wanted to ask Bivmpss tome questions. •Tim e limit your questions.” said LI. Col Harold A. Dye. At­ lanta, Ga., who later signed s re­ ceipt acknowledging return of Bumpas and Brown'* bodv. “ fan you tell me about your treatment m North Korea?" the Red officer a»ked. Bumpas replied quickly: “ It was all right It was okay. The treatment —considering the circum­ stances—was all right. I was treat­ ed fairly well” Hr spoke in a voire audible tn some 33 Allied officer*, correspondent* and cam­ eramen »ta"ding on the other ude of the armistice line. After Dye signed a receipt for Bumpa*, th* Communist officer declared* "Our side Is hoping your wound get* well ' Biimps* replied' “ Thank you very murh." Then he wat escorted to a waiting ambulance. t t « T I CI BK L it . Flier Freed In Weird Ceremony SURE! et> •Se 39 LH. Lucky For Cecil Rumors Were False r , ». CHI CK TO! LET SO A P B AB S R h (,‘ * * O LD SOUTH BLEND 2 FR0ZEI ^ ^ Cans JUKI: 99< BEECHNUT Strained BABY FOOD JA B S •BE OUR GUEST*. ____ In 1 3 2 2 C a k s t. T IE COLOR YOU WANT WREN YOU WA NT IT IN ALL FINISHES. SANFORD F A I N T CO. W * have leweed M T‘---- nf • I th * Mar-Lew Aheetotely FREE to .n new • jrfol* •» e w Naval Air M year hey* •« toe efflce at Odham f t Tudor, Inc. - �•- \ ■ 4 ' 5W W Sweeping Streets During Night May Result In Cleaner Avenues A clean city Is ft healthy city. A rl*»n city look* like one. N ot only do we see our city'* fault* but Other* see them. The only trouble is this. )Vhen other* *ee our faulLs they are ampli­ fied into near f*lryt*len. Clean Atreets are certainly a necessity And Sanford can hon*t many of them. W hen we ire effo rts wasted there’s n certain grating o f the nerve*. For instance, day after day we see the Everyone Has Good Points \ Thera’s a little bit o f rood in everybody. And that's what e v e n 1one should he talk­ ing about. Talk about the good snd talk a lot about the Itest. D on't go around with n chip on votir shoulder about everybody e’ «e. Sanford rah well afford to talk about the good that is going on around about u*. leav­ ing o ff the had thing* that start the rumor tnills to operating. On the street com er, at the sod* foun­ tains, over ths back fence, tern** the desk, friend to friend, salesman to rttstnmrr. wherever the conversation might be going on. it should be the best in everybody under discussion. Y ou’ve heard the conversation* that start things a 'b m m i n g . Heads together, con* fidential whispering, the planre-around'r* who don't want to he overheard spilling the beans. If your neighbor ha* d-«ne you a favor, let the folk* know about It. Talk about the “ g ood " thing* your associate*, friend*, coworkers, nr neighbor* are doing. First thing vou know, Sanford rouid he • bee-hiva o f uplifting conversations. And it la amazing how such examples are copied day after day. Start the pattern going and you eftask having an exclusive style. ! t ‘a fo rt o f like the old adsge "sm ile and tha wnHd amile* with y o u ". wh*n yon start talking about the "b e s t " In everyhody. Ths whol* world la with you when you praise Instead o f degrade. This could he a chain reaction sort of deal here In Sanford. It’s worth trying anyway. Miracles have been performed before and |t*a time that we see if it can't be done again. • • • The Sanford Herald S lM b M 0 * ttr M r*0 4 O o lo rO o r * « 0 t u H f lot# S .4 ^ 0 An *« flsa f* ____a _ K sa T_______ _ ■ASIOS ■ *»»*«» *w- EiMWilt* Bella* r * s n rs S Iiu o roi««r ■■* s H tek irriins R*TRt 111* M i l l *1 •* SU HI -M -«k CorrW» K Mftft S li W ia tk i « * » V i* * r*a Maal _ ■ore »u r~ All aMtaary a*«l*aa. aaie* at fkaaka. **aa|«fUaa ia* aartaa at aatiruiawaal »•* III »« i h m *I *ai»U« raaOa attl M lU U M |a* >t u n t o atittlM at raiaa B W N a te M n h i* S IllM illt H « * ia t a l * 0 * » r t U li« * * i n ? 1 1 iV t'i *** • * * 14" a S C ^ T J S t e ^ J S A r p ’ W .B B S aa ail tka latei oaw* pHkta* la (kl* M «I»IH » P ag* 4 W ednesday, A u g t»t ?A, 105-1 TODAY'S HIBI-K VKH*»B A t tha hand o f every man's will I require th * Ilf# o f man.— Gen. 9 :R .- l n ths Christian DAtBoeraelat lift and Ubsrty are protected fey ftvftty powar o f the state, Even ths state cannot morally dAprlve nnv one o f either, lave and except through th * operation o f juat and moral low*. city street sweeper moving up and down the strict making a vaip effort to gather the trash and dirt swept into the gutters in­ to one big pile where it can he taken up. Hero's the rub. In tho daytime, most of the street sweeper's paths are in the center o f the street where automohile traffic keeps the street pretty well dusted o ff. Cars park­ ed at the curb keep the sweeper from the gutter where its best work can be done. Now, it takes money to operate the street sweeper. Gasoline, oil, repairs, and then th* operatur. To make the best uso of thi* important hit of machinery, why not operate it at night when streets are clenr, visitors are gone, and gutters arc merely waiting to ho swept out and kept clean. This suggestion is ju st nn effort toward making our city more attractive to thus# who visit with u* during the “ season'*. M »yhe with a c!**ner fn n ford in front o f them v e il at'rart more and more o f our visitors ns permanent resident*. W Vre proud of our city's machinery but we'd like to see if w e d to the best advantage. Election Time Approaching IMS hit tandem Ktkaetya hutiaaaa let Hint at Holly, dutteg d ogm ata School kfmlo§ BidsAre Rejected . tlM M i 44 t m ta* * * * * * * A*m m Aft ju m m BAA|| ftrteAr tlsWAAtete fAmjliAA j f l j f f * * •AH tt. I was filllA fttlftt n A ftM ii sea. ttterart tt ta* Md. A rata Af i ll par rtte wai of. m m nisjft j T m —u^ i- i ll AM I I I tetflk • 01 Ate ftiAMttft M t*A Boyar tokA t m .... Most i »*♦ vA'i FA'A gArMAAteft M A* ttesf A. No. VA'S partUAAtoft i* not rtgoirML HawBvir. ywn shAnta ..... ins rtoSnlor r*a rtmAta UAAIA t.HA 01 leAa, Arta thougB yra sAU roar BoooA I* Too (An rtilAr* roortsliff of All liatelitr bt initiUag t Borsr^rtfuahca th* hooto. Ate the wteMr of a WoH4 War I votAria, ate ! taro a ta- ysAr-oM AaofBter. 1 AMUM ter ......... m TI AAAMi ptattoa AAyftiAftte, mi AM 1 H i w it 1 M * r M U M i i tBA birth of mr Aoucfctor. I on onobi# tn obtain a copy of Bor btrtA rOrtlflcaW. Th* only ortdsweo 1 bsr* I* ear family Bible which lilt* th* date of h*r birth. Wooli UiAt bo AocApUbU to V A ? A. Trt. A copy of family BtblA certified to by A notary public, would bo »*tl»f«rtorjr. Th* nelory public iboull tU U In whit r«ar the Bible wae printed. - < ^ 1-? oV-V-— HAL BOYLE Ever Hear Eisenhower Call Pig? If you're counting tim e, in less than WASHINGTON f - Ever heir nine months wc will have voted in a Primary a prMl-t*nt of the United State* call a pt(? E le ctio n . D»i|h* D Eii*nh3*#r doei it That’s not much time in which to choose thu way: those that you would prefer to occupy cer­ •'Sov^r.’’ be calls ia a halltain offices o f your County. State, and N a­ e r -in. half-chuckle. "Sooooejr Ho. tional governments. To evaluate each snd Pi|! Pit' Pit "’ every candidate, nnd to study each and every And up t" him coaer — or doe* refsrer.ium. takes time. And each citizen net feme, at lutt* iti mood — who casts n vote should have the opportuni­ ona cf tha vir^rj* pnk*r» are-*in. fat and marketable ea th* Ellty to know, to extromo detail, every person »a»o**r place up Gattyaburg way. whose name npprnrs on a ballot. Some of ui had the old **• IVe think that it’s time for the candidates perlcnca of i*#is| Ik* hint ho|caller tha other day, ahortly before to stand up nnd he counted. he left far Denver, and tbs ainerll For some reason or other, there's an verdict wai (hit he his tha true. appearance that the Isst man to announce dr<nta-mud approach Mayba hi his candidacy i* hiding something He's will nevar <tin any haf.cltllB| eonwaiting fo eee if strong»r candidate* will an­ Uiti, but he usually seta hla pig. nounce, If competing platform s will hold Then, of court*, the converiltion turned to whether he will run hi* election to a minimum chance, or if num­ *ya<n in 'M. and nobody agreed ber* sre against him. with snjbody about auythlng If a candidate has a good platform. If He certainly did look at homa he st.mita on thh side of the citizens and not md hippy tv.n* by tha plf.ptn It would hiv# chiliad thi Rcpubllfor the politlr/in. if he has a real C A U S E cm party to th* marrow to it* tha for asking the pe.iple o f the county, itate or affectionate way he tlippod A |kltnation for an office, then he Should not he tUh gift heifar on th* rump, that reticent about making known his candidacy. w ii tha guattura of a man wbo’d rathar ba a farmer than prtildant Foy pur country to maintain Its dem o­ any day. But than people tam*mbarad ElAcratic ways of life, the election to the high office* of our land should rest with the in­ anhowar at G*n«va, tallr.nf turkey th* Ruiiiint Sur*. he'd rathar dividual citizen nnd not with the pica of to retire to th* farm — but whit tf the wealthy, th " causes o f organizAtions, ha fall h* hid * batter chine* the Joint pnlitiral actions o f a j^roup, or the thin inyrr.a alia of itiv is g o ff hardwhlp of a ward heeler. It Is the right World War III* Would any prlrata o f an Individual to choose the candidate who prafarenca keep him from dflinf will sen'* him best. On* of the corraipesdenta. whoa* Let's take the cover o ff th * political p o t name had better be omitted,d. camA up with A thouihlt • • • Suppose Elienhower refutes IB W h it we need In Sanford and Seminole County U a good, old-fashioned, annual faatlva! to bring thousand* to our city to help fill the coffers o f our merchant* and busi­ ness people. ran Siam — becaoaA of ths U rn, beeauaa of his IgA (which h* U a . i*lf hai brouabt tiito thA dibit*), btfaurt of hi* hAsIlh nr Mi wife's bcrauM of any enmbtaltioR of drruraiUncis known or unkaotei to th* public. Then why not mikA Urn chlif U 8. dilegitA to th* UtUtM Nstions. whir* hla perAoftal prAiUga snd the carry-over Bower of fcls offleA «o>uld mAkA him thft tent formidable inokiiteia thii rotiatry could poislbly lAtrlf Certain ebtscUMs were HUM to this iuii*itioa. Ambti* tkAm: "Whet are you, a Doaoerst? fke'i lelng to ran ifAta — don't ted yourteU.*' A M : ''SttMOt* A DemoerAt won tha hAxt atactloft. Can you see bln girth* * toy JAB ta A Republican — even to EuAnhe**rT" Tha renrtrtAtlon got Bowhere Except there « s i agrBAauftt that It's A nighty Bin farm. It'i fcit abort of IN Aerti a it tha land around it is ownSd By Aa old friend And iteMft AotehAklAB of th* M tto A te T ir ii. Oea. Aft tour B. NevinS - fert in ciaB Mm* ■nttrartstog sew shouM Bat tha Idea ef building a natal aypetite the Dote gate. plstrty rebuilt. ta pifaitM white t a l m It thi bars. Thara's a Penn* ylvinli Dutch, or miyB* a NAw EniUnd. UdlnAii about t*4 flirt. And a good d u l of sintptlcity. Out ta front, far teumplA. there's noth­ ing but a itoaa t a d AM A Mai dill. Somsbody aihad hate iliAhhowor, who fot V moat At JUa Ufa oft ftoMnotelt Arfttp M *. AAh At- iPipf ■■ulten P W WrTw Aired ky Bmlth. Barney aM Ca on gMAAM worth of Bravard Couaftftfft tadUBtaftA SB ABfteot ty beftdi. Mte.ftte worth of MenroA, 11.100.00* worth of Polk. » . x » W worth of Date AM l2.teS.0N worth -----it Duval heads. Mtotftev no HSBH ftABr* Any Hality Stuart Co., and moelatea BraAttrte. AM erttothdr h* bAUtvei offered 1.14 pdr c « t oa US5.000 ArttUlly r t i written at worth et Hlahlandi. S tetrg «te* Aff H ta BAMhterti Birth. Tha Cabinet Board aDoestioa to I Ate to ttil f t t a H BM I ahipyards iachtdei: Fort*Art ttBwtaft dliability (ten. ■iTtl mouth Naval Ihlpyird, ana nu­ MiBttan oaytetetateten VA. clear subaarina and ana attack VI rty B&AWlHr M g teftttnue lubaina*. t no ydrteBA durtftft which I K Aft Users l trainlug dutyt A. ff*. Tour (rtnyenseUea pirteento must he ftaivM during Turnpike Authority Fteur training duty. But they miy ho returned the Beg feuewing Ponders Terminus rtur raiAAae from Auch duty. , JACKSONVILLE ift-Tha Florida Q. I am buying a hotuo with a State Turnpike Authority art her* Cl taaft. The builder BAs given » * today with ftitnf of tha tonthorn M eetteUta whin tha houia wlU term Inn» of the atatelong turnpike ha Mmyletad. B ute on thla «i. on the ai*M a. tlwata, would tt he srtae ter m* to gtvB neWee to the Aportasint Ihomli B. Mi trad cbitrmst et A Authority- said th* group's of♦here I now am firing T A. oenerany It it better to wait : rlila bid a eonfsraac* with city until you hen a firm aettlement offlciali today, alio. date hereto giving notice uui you Scheduled for adoption w n a ■rA going to ma*W Meny unpre- raiolutian fiviBf tha southem tsrdicUIIA ftetort. auch Aa incle­ rnlaua At Oolden Gladea Interment wBBtBAr, ran sente to de­ ehlB|e In North Dad* County In' lay eewpletiee heyend the date atead of Hellywoed. M by the bulldAr. AettBtotod b Ehgaeertag aM flatneial e » Vetera** ltring in Central Flor­ petti have approved tt ida who wirt furthw fatfomatien Th* coafArtnie with tity offlabout their koniflt*. ihtejld write cllla tela regarding the route of tha VA office at i t E. Central the pthA through Duval Ceuaty. Avw, OrlaBde. w m m JFm c a m ba mb ugh YOU'RE TELLING ME) m m M M -------------------------- - - ov*r gNftte* tarthA aM cahterrAUvA AAttteitea At neighbeHAd MAItort Wan. fcisanhewui'a M b “ fc w lata it B u n g * s o l d teaH thaa m,m caalaf aM N m t hua up­ ward At fm .m . Mtm after teA tipttat u te i u a aM rtfte* M r. tteai, tbit ilft A M A M t a b too, tea Frestdint, toss M m uxn ad to a t Army lAlAry, to «*• liably reported to ha earing a part at tea AM,Ota a pair lalary. h ipitA at tfcii. tft Ihtte At MA Som* WayA To R diovt A Hot Woathor Troublo Probe Uncovers Additional Info • * • F e n n e r colds can he dangerous.' Don’t get ovr-r exerted. Don’t atsnd In draft* wfeen soaked wIth perspiration. Cool o ff grtdUAllv. Consult vour doctor when in doubt aa to how to treat n sum m er cold. Adjustment Not Too Much Trouble KAfctAl CITY. 1ft— You'd think An AituUnant from ytari ot night lkf* and eroea country toura to a quiet home atmoiphara would Im­ pose aartoua problem a. In tha 1820i Bandar* and hla partner, Carltoo Com , developed m m of tha nplloo'a leading dance handa. ThA Caoo Sandara orcheitra wta amaoi tha flrat on tha air In Vofrant itrenf ll-n f that line I'm dab- ' wild muile. Thers'i nMhlng won# bliai In patry, light \rrte, ilmple thin muri* dliterttoai." and ateraro." And h* doemt think bsD *ver Sander* eatimited he hit * rtttcn SOS longi and hit 100 pihllthad Including “ Beloved.“ “ Shefoot" ind “ Whit a Girl. What a NlgM." “ Beloved," which he »rote with Gui Kahn, acid a mlllten aoplea ta sheet muilr. go bark to baM work. T Donofero Selected Insurance Agent lander* ind Coon ergtnlted their b*M ihnrt’ y liter.getting wit of been appointed aa agent of the the Armv In World War I. Coon American National tmuranca Co., wig a drummer. Binder* U a pi- aervlng In tha Sanford area: inlit. Ths Olneii that slditbied Sindin Ha aerved bt the United ItAtes two rein i n was an aHsrgy tbit Nary during World War 11 aM the put him ta the botphal for nor* Korean conflict, And waa si*Acted thin ■ month. Except for a touch at tha Sanford Naval Auxttlaiy Air of tyo troublo atammlag from the Station for nearly two yeara. On Joseph Palumbo ORLANDO if t - JoiAph Palumbo, five-foot VWpvjndir belig held hare, and I pirtaar aoulbt by thA FBI atol* at taut to trailers— worth more than itnn.on—m al|M EAitirn itatei ataca 1»4T, Aayt Ahfritt Dave Starr. Ha and ha uncovered thlA to Aft tevaatlgaUea that followed PAlurtbo‘A arrait near beta An*- U Aft complaint of Mr. and Mra. Jehft Siloaky of Orlapdo. Palumbo, W. w»a charged with dafraudtal the Stloikyi of SIAN In a deal inrolvtof A new traitor itolan In Bt. Petersburg Ua plaawad Innocent but latar wta charged with iteiltni another trailer la I t Petertburi ami one In Plant Q t r Bond on tha threa caaaa aaaunt to CO,BOA. * N ftW fftf RC in botttas 2 Gunmen Neglect ToWipe Windshield JACKSONVILLE Ift-ThA report nada by L A. McLaughlin, a flftini Halloa operator, to polieft whAft torn luiftaa hall aft hla nlEM attMdiat and bitted off tea a t* contalnlna to il waA mrttoe except IHm i i , Sandira says bit health Is for one Quay. escataat ear* again. Durtof tha haVftp A tender a M *T AAltem llitsn to discs ortomir drove ta for f t a and thA elsrtrai any moT#,,, ha said. "I faro l| minted to the former Bfiaa two gunman, posing aa employe*. Kathryn Cullua 'o f Sanford and Ailed up th* ruitomer* tank. Bui prater eonrsrt muair. I'v* had two-rear-old boo, iS p p ^ ' ____ i A a a itu s tfftM a ^ ^ . 4 k *‘ - t i I I �— I « I tn rc sA vm n n n r .n .u .n W ed. A u g . 21, lO.Vv S o cia l fcvcnJbu ^Good-Looking, Ready-To-Wear Clothes Now Popular In France PARIS—Good-looking rredyto« « i r it th» n*»e>t wrinkle in French fashion. How U» h# ring though not rifh i» no longer an Insoluble problem for the feitidiou* Frenchwomen. # o r the firat lime, ahr find* It poaitble to buy wrll-deaigned, well-made flothea off the reek. If thia ia e wonderful brrak for th* *hnp girl and houiewife, it ia no Iraa a hiatoric brrak with French tradition. For the country lamoua for aetting world alylra until recently had nothing to boast of in ite own readymade line. To put it bluntly, French fih-ady-lo-wear waa a horror, avoid­ ed by all who could afford it with the aid of an indiapentable "little dressmaker." But little dressniakera have been getting harder to find and more cipeneive, while haute couture prim reared right out of range for all but the really wealthy. The revolution haa been a gradual one. It probably atarted in 1942 when a few of the beat •vholeaale manufacturer banded together under the trademark of •Three Swallows," and eel out to rai«e the quality of readymadei There are now 32 houeee In the Three Swallow* group, of acme goO clothing manufacturera in France. They eaport about 2<1 per rent of their output to Scam!! ravia. the Netherlanda. Germany, F. n g I a n d , Italy, SeriUerland, Fgypt, South and North Africa - &ml America. In France the better clart readyniadea are handled by only aome WO atorea and ahopa, moat of them email boutique*. Average for a euit, coat or winter dreaa la about 18,000 to Rd.noo thouaand franca (|M to 1103.1 Summer Hreeee* are a little lex. But for the top figure, a mat may be trimmed with real fur, and a cocktail dreaa Could •mid ita own with the ereatlona of the big' •name haute couture house*, whoie average prieea would be about 1SO,000 franca (11281, per garment Five member* of the Three Swallow* opened a New York of fice thia apring, and their firat American exhibition of French readymade* ii running through July. "Of court* w* don't egpect to 1worn pate with American maaa pro­ duction method*,'* told on* manu­ facturer her*. But aven with custom* and tramportatlo* cotta, they ran atill tell In tha United State* at about the h i m price at the belt American readymad*»And th# French auita and dreain are likely to hava mort handfiniahing. By on* popular eitimato, about 10,000 woman out of a French '•female population of aoma 21 million ran afford U» h* haute eouturo client*. Th# high-clai* readymade* at present supply about 10 per rent of tha roat with clothe*. • Some of th# high-fashion bou«e are getting on the ready­ made* bandwagon. Jarquea Fatb, now under th# direction of hi* widow, Genevieve, boa a ready ^made* branch called Fath-Unlp e n i l e . Part of the Griffe houit ha* been taken over by whole­ saler Robert l-empereur. Moit ether big houae* have a beutiqte on the promt*** to soil eemlreadyniadea, hut th# price* arc atill nbove tha Three Swallow* level. i» Lutheran Ladies AidHasM eeting At Stapler Home Mr*. Ehber Lee recently enterlamed th* regular monthly meet­ ing of Ihc Ladle* Aid Society of the Lutheran Churrh of the Redeemer at the home of her daughter, Mrt J. B. Stapler on W. First St. The leision was opened by the preaident, Mrs. Morria llodgra Mr*. Marion Harman led the de­ votional uting a theme of "Does Christ Live Here?” A member Hated that "it gave each prrion aomrthing to Ihuik about. Don t'hriit live in your home aa a member of your family?" Several project* were mentioned to be brought up al the September meeting. All members will be bick from their vacation* and have the opportunity to voti. Mr*. Eilhrr Fiahcr from the Zion Lutheran Church of Gotha gave an interesting and Inspirational talk on the work the Lutheran Miiiionarie* are doing in this coun­ try and abroad. Mr*. F tih e r i i the president of Ihc crntrol rurruit of the Lutheran Wnmcn’j M ille n a ry League She raid that at a missionary meet ing in New York In Ju ly there were US guests and 3<0 delegates attend ing. She went on to say, "There are over 139,004 member*, with lOO.nno being in Florida alone." A social hour waa enjoyed and refreshments of ice cream, home­ made cake and punch were served by the hostyss assisted by her daughter. Thoie present were Mrs. Morris Hodges, Mrs. Jerry Scnkarlk, Mrs John Senkarik Sr.. Mri. Feddenon, Mr*. William Southward, Mrs. Phillip Schlessmsnn. Mrs. Rea Warkrr, Mr*. Henry Thurston, Mrs. rhillip Skates, Mrs. Marion Har­ man Sr., Mri. J. (*. Jorgensen and visitor!, Mrs. Atkinson. Mrs. Al­ lison, Sanford; Mrs. Esther Fisher. Gotha; Mrs. Tyler, Orlando; and Mra. Betty Haggs, Fayette City, P a, neice of Mrs. John Scnkank Teacher Important In Nursery School Choice For Child ■y DOROTHY V. WHIPPLE, M.D. AP NKWSFF.ATURES Go and visit the school before jou enroll your child In a nursery school. Talk lo the teacher, find out what bind of a person she Is, and how well she understand! little children. Talk lo lha principal. Take a look at the equipment and the play ares, al the bathroom and tha placp where the children rest. Find out what kind of a program the school hi*. , All these thing* ar* Important, but the teacher who will handle your child U the moat Important of Page 5 Dr. J. M. Callis, Mrs. J. Dingfcldcr Give CPO Program Mr*. Julius Dingfelder. president of the Seminole County Chxptrr nf the American Cancer Society, along with Dr J M C altll presented the program for the ( i ’ ll Wives (Tub held lavl night al * o'clock aboard the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station in the CPO Club The program wav in the form of film put out by the American Cancer Society. Inc . and a queslion and anvwer period Airs Dingfelder rrmmded the group of CPO Wive* that cancer, " if discovered soon enough can hr cured " She van! lo remember that the " C " In cancer could vlan.t for "c u re " the " K " f»r "education" and the " R " for "rrs e a rrh " that is. hi caking It down, cancer if found, through education and re­ search early enough and attended by a physician, ran be currd. After the film on "Sclf-Ktam i* nation" for cancer was shown a question an.| answer period was T H E 4T O W IV E S f'l I ' l l wot rise n a m oerim he t»- J M. Ea|||» and Mr*. Julius D in cf.ld e r nq held in which Dr Calii* answered •i anerr Self Exam ination" last niglit at the CPO club. A U ig r rrowd attend'd the si -ion. ( S la f f any question pul lo him by the al* Photo I most 45 members attending lie Mated lhal in 1!»V> cancer w v« M ISS H E L E N 1 V K L D IK leader in deaths for women he ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ tween the ages of Mi and 10 yearold Ile also reminded the group fnr the seven Hanger signals T ° , I any tore that d -s. n»t h*el. Hairy f(tmici% . . «n»i nil t h f 1 Mrt \ »lma Mitchell of South. Pis student* h«e, Y'«n c< a n ir i 7 a lump or thtrkrning >n the rr»nnrrt#'i %%tfh Wit ?***• •id* Sehoo|,ha* a*ke.| th* CPO tuition srholarship, fnr the ITiAbreast nr elsewhere, 1 unuvusl bleeding or discharge; I any itnirv imtuAlry . . «a y « Myrtlfi Wives club to help in gelling 58 college yeae for their carets Mr. and Mrs William W'eldi* of change in a wart nr mole: 3 per­ \Vi|»on, II n m f n**m»n«traH*n school av-e children of new Navy Sanford and Susses, N. J ., an­ !rn.-r in scholarship during the ilnnr thr IlifJT I sistent indigestion or difficulty in \Ur» !, families registered who w ill |.< 1954-55 y ia r at Htei ,,n fn lv e r* nounce the rngsgement of their swallowing; * perslvlenl hoarse run to »r#» to It th*» fHr mills you i going to Sanfoiit elem eiitiiy daughter, Helen, to Charles W il­ I*'4 up to you in *»#•# | ally. jnevs or cough; and 7 *ny change Iniy i* liam Matchett of Reading. P* to il tllAt you lr#*p |f C»hm| , , t o 1 whmits this fall In .....................ID »l habit s lie re 'ta f V I an* W eaver, of Cr»,-,ngMr Matchett it now attending M l*. Mllehell is etpeelall in minded them that "these signs may flavor tnill lip ki P a l*rqt o h» n ton, Gv , an art mapir with an the Pennsylvania itchool of Dm terrstrd in Irg n lla lio n of first your fam ily ilnnlsR It Tbrto*i on#, noi mean cancer, but anv one of, iktry. them should always mean a visit ni!#* Mf %houM hI hhvr rrnirm bcr <Ihfnugh fourth graders Geoeral average of 2 90 «nd Helen Louise Ml*s W’eldie graduated (torn Hhotll mills . . Ibol t* . - Wrrp tl regialratinn of ail students w ill to- Hmerl of ltr*p »r, S’ f , a hiui* lo your doctor " Kentinole High School as an hen nr-* eduratinn majur averaging [cold all the Dm# Put II In Ihe »r \l!g ill sl sll Khools. Refreshments were Ihen served or student with the C!*«s of IP.Vt frigerator Just a» •'"•n a* ynu New Navy families ar* aiked 2.81, w rte ihe fteshmen winners. to the members amt guevU. She is now working *t th* uni­ ! rail If )« 'l hilV milk at Ihe slote l r ra il ' l l * . Atitchell al 711. f-he John Riser, of Webb, Miss, a versity. , hung il home right away and tired* mformalion as tn Ihe p rela w »tlldenl with a grade of The wedding It planned tn lake I put it In Ihe refrigerator. If milk names, addresses, age and gtado 2.90, and Hilly Gene Crayton, of place in December. is delivered to your doorstep— ..( new rh lld ifn . Independence, M », a minlaterlat student with a gradr average of hrinr It in Just a* s.>.<„ as II Is | 7 M l. STORY 2.R7 were ao|H»homore w innrrs. •lellvited— and put light into th* | F A R E 4'Ot I.E C T I.D SVN DIEGO Calif. r t f’*»* refligeialnr. Mary Itnss \n.|e*»on, Sattforsf, P K T K R S H U R G , \'» . 1*^ Cathy Mrs. Allie It Rrndleman of A ll hand* w ill c« fnr p-Ualnei ile Oro woman senl her short din If milk warm* up end st«>* at Goldman, a 4-year-old, didn't ncr-.l studying lo be a leorbrr, with a ner dress lo the cleaner’s and wa» Miami spent Tuesday with Mi. prrparrd this way! room temperature «n y Iritgth «f a bus fare. Itut she had a token grade of 2 7b and Charlr# Heller*, charged with cleaning a formal »nd .Mis. ,M I . M iight. Ch*rrnat-brml*d Steak Dine off flavor* may develop and the doctors collected It. She a ehrm lstry n,«i->r fivm Rockdretc Protesting. Ihe clerk looked | Pieplalc Potatoes When you’re preparing meals en-l almost swallow,.,| the token—which ; ledge, Fla-, with 2.82, wreie Juniof up at Ihe 8-foot wnman and apolo Hr and Mm . 'I I. Wright lr using milk — don’t let Die l-illle •>( lodged in her throat. Summer Salad llowl 1 'A Iflfle t Aa amt daughters Gall end I’amela, gi/erl: Roll* milk slay ollt on the kiiihen table " I |u«t thought any d ie n that arrivesl yesterday to spend a few any length nf Dm* Just a* soon Baked Alaska (leverage days with hi* parent* Mr, and i long ha I to Ire a formal " as you finish wilh i< put It hart, Mr*. ,M. I . Wright Hr. H E P L A T B PO TA TO ES I in the refrigerator. Ih is is r.peIngredients: 4 large potatoes . ,|» lly Important during Ihe turn(about |*s pounds), I teaiponq Mr *nd Mrs T. R Ife rrl , | mertinte when kltehen- *»e warm salt, pepper, *4 rup cost -r|y grat­ B lurfleid, W’. V* , tier** her* tlh . . and that reminds me nf er cheddar cheese (packed down hef mother's funeral They spent a lip | would like to pas* along w e ll), .1 tablespoon* butter er th* rest nf Hie week with their j in you. lines your k llrh m get ter­ m argarine, ’ > rup light cream, I •op, Mr. and Mrs. Roger H arris. ribly hot during the summer? tablespoon minced onion. I And hare you policed that the Method: Peel potato**; Cut into Friends of M il* Helm A l***n rrn stw is* slice* Into ',-in ch thick; Her w ill h* glad lo hear that *h* g la s s e s you lak e o f f Ihe c u p b o a r d cut »llcea into S-tnrh strip*. ha* returned horn* after being sh el f fe el tin* when you lourh t h e m * The flacnr nf milk w hen Arrang* potato atrip* in heatconfined in lha Tamp* Montnpal V nu pour if into thoce ho* glasses resistant glass deep pteplate It* i lln .p ita i, Tampa f»r the past I isn't going to he I* c toil T r y by |» ! inches. Sprinkle with salt, two weeks. keeping some glasses in th* re pepper and grated eheddar clue-e 1.fttgrarnr so they'll l.s g-n-i Dot with tiny hits of butter. pmir Mr* A. Constantin# and w,n cream over: sprinkle with onion Nicky hava returned from T»mp* rnld Then w hen you pone eould milk info those enb| glssses . , Cover pteplate tightly with double whet# they hav* been fur th# past It's g o i n g to taste b e lt e r right Ihleknsa of regular-weight alu­ two weeks. |.(own to th* last drop," says Miss minum fo il; or use one thickness Armstrong spent la*t W'ilsnn. Mr* t. nf freeirr-weight aluminum foil. i "Another point I would Ilk* to week In Jacksonville wilh her Bake in hot (425 degrees! o v n daughter, Mrs. Jackie A. Collin* mention. It'* not * gm-d Idea to a trout M minutes nr until pot*m u fr esh milk with milk you Inea nre lender when tested with Mi*> Elirabelh Rallerfield, who have had f«r several day* Finish a fork. Potatoes w ill absorb sauce. will le»ch second gr»de it South using * hot 11* before you start a Make* 8 serving*. side SchiHil, »nd Miss I’ hyllis Kel Helen W eldie , It's Up To You To Keep Mi By Keeping elt a C. Matchett Engagement Announced Today CPO W ivesClub Local Student Among Winners Of Scholarsh (p&Mmuth Try This One fresh one. GRANDMA ARTIST Managing a group of little child­ HOLLAND, Mich . j v - Since her ren la a skilled Job. The teacher 70th birthday, Mrt. James Itoyre. who does It needs firat lo have an now 78, has produced 57 oil painteasy, pleasant personality. She tags of the Lake Michigan dunes needa to bo ealm, happy and well- south of Holland The dunes rounadjusted person. But over and Ixy haa been her horn* f*r 4fl year*. Moil nf her painting* orrupy above bor personality ihc needs Iraialag. She needs background plarn In honor in the home* o( knowledge of how young children her children,- grandchildren and grow and develop, of what ran be great grandchildren Five nf her! expected at various ages and tn nine children are living and the ha* 18 grandchildren and 18 great varioua circumstances. v* She needa to know when to let a grandchildren. They provide a child alono and when lo exert a demanding and dosed market for little pressure. Such a person rin her work*. WEDNESDAY IH sACK 8 IL K S A T IN "shape, Th* prayer service* at th* First help a timid child feel comfortable In tha group. She can gtve an ag many way* it’s easier than being ly-etched" for thia Mottle P a r. Baptist Church at 7:30 p.m pi* cocktail drea* from the deSupt* Cabinet of the Sunday gresive child enough satisfaction a mother. The teacher devotes her, signer • fa ll collection Little in acceptable behavior so that h* full lime and attrntlon fo the rhild School meets at tha Firat Baptijt sleeve* puff out from a widedoesn’t have to spend his time nag rev atl the time the I* on the Job Church at 8 p.m open neckline. Salljr Victor baL ging at the others. She’* not trying to get the house | Th* Central Baptiat Church A good nursery school (eachrr work dona or entertain a gueit or choir will rehears# at 7 p. m Prayer mta’ ing will b* bald at 8 wants the cooperation of the child’s get dinner fV . m. A church conference will be parentj. She learni from them Then when the ichool day !• NOTICE what Use child likes and dulikas, over, ib* can stop having children •••hetd after prayer meeting. Th j Brownie Bible d ate of th* how ho ticks at home. With this •bout and do lomsthtng else. A ll Calendar T in t Preabytortag Chunk will information ala understands him And let me tell you a secret better at school. Sometimes by Those nursery school teachers who have a “ Kid" party at th* churrh Listings And •t • p.m. All memban sad that* talking out praMema both teacher have little children of Uietr own and parents ara balped la their often hava *i much trouble with familiaa ar* tneitad to attend. Society Newa understanding of the child. them at horn* at any other mother THURSDAY Sometimes a parent, cspeclaDy Al homa they are mothers with A re Req nested Junior R-A.'a meat at th* Ftnt the mother, Mob a little Jealous •D the headathri that go along of the teacher. Larry seemed a with motherhood By 5 p. m. Tha V C -t Officer's wivea lunch* different child la school than he So when you are selecting a nur­ will b* held at th* Mar Lou did at home. Ha wouldn't eat hi* sery ichool get a good Idea of the Day Preceding *haaUurant at ISM p.m. Haste*- meab at homa ner go to bed with kind of person who (* going to help •as ar* Mrs. Betty HIliner sad out a fuss, hot at arhool he Juat yoj develop the traits you want to Publication Mrs. Jerry HaaaatL west along with the other* and did tee In your child. aa ho waa anppoeod to. MONEMABB T<______ "Ha n ew asked -m in d you OBANGS, T n ., Ilk- Flakiest ■shod Mr g second helping of •bop* woulda’t like Bow ie S a n ­ liver." said Ma Infuriated mother. W IL L Y O U BE OUR GUEST? dora of BUekwoO, T tt. A 4-H giri, "At homo hn wont touch the first oho doe ant owa a afcglo "atore bite with a Ian foot pole." • W# ha*e bated 78 Alr-CeMlHlMed Rm i at the bought#*" dreaa. Mahea «0 her Being a paod nursery school ™ * .. I Moekec U not aa aaay Job. hut in Mar-Lee Metel •U. Absolutely Free lev, of Day Inn* Reach and who "D'lrmg th**« summer months will leach English at l.ym an School — #* well a* the entire year — you I have arrived in Sanford and are and eveynn* tn your family will living at 91.Vv Park Ave. enjoy milk if yml will keep It— | Atus Margaret Gregory of Chat* i and sets e It -Jll*l •» cold ** P"* worth, G» . is living it 871 ParkiM ble |l's more refreshing that As* She will tearh third gradr way and If taste* better too," she rnnelmled. a( Smilhiide School this year. SHI P ON T7IE ROCKS I J »nd Nf re. C. A Brims are re ­ Newert hot-weather fond fa I ap siding at 81.1 E . First St Mr* Bruns w ill be a second grade teach­ pearlng In fashionable re*laur»nt* from coast In cnart I* "*oiip on thr er at South«lde School rock* ” To make It. chill ran* n( beef bouillon and serve In double G E T * IIK R MAN ED K N TO N , N C. lv - An e.eap sire old fashioned gU««c«, poured ed eonvirt, B illy linger, rtoppesl at over lee euh»* You may garnDh th# home of Mr*, Thnma* C N ix­ with a tvsl«t of lemon. *llre nf ru on and »*ked for a drink nf water eumner or «prig nf mint tin* ran Mr* Nixnn rrcognired him and of bouillon make* three serving held him *1 hay with * shotgun tin when poured into nine ounce gistses over two lee ruhe* It; the police arrived. Ritz Theatre NOW A lo c i , , . ia ♦p» VOW "X city •* • " / l ana 1 *11 wool et*a* ** fK *07 hour! eheerssd lujrved with qrere ervl artiyHy. ferm* A*e lynvnelry r»l tha ttiSrJufV) detail* b* tha filiqrea ecreoted h»/tioni, it 1 a master pipe a of fl*He»y few youl Meek, red, aefveel. #»«»• cede, dsMfy reee, peeeeak, vi«im« Site* A to 14. (ee d In Aefwal Olaasesir. Choree of 100% itoehed wool toltrisotog or WvudaJed Wning. • Featai o f 9 Deye to *1 New Arrfetla *4 eer , Rani Air Btottoa lto » by aa* FWk U » Year I eye - Priced U 5 A l fke Office ef O D H A M A TU D O R , Inc. •Befltore ef Fine B esee" M M A. P n a c k A m W m 1 •»* ___- ___ Um Our U y -A v ir Pita �a V >- w ■rr-r—r \ 'v Hi'sVflV r -r r r ^ 11-Hit Attack Spells Sanford Victory THE SANFORD P act ( 3 Homers Lead Pace For Cards HERALD W e d . A u g . 21* 1955 Barbara Romack Ousted In Round In Grim Battle CHARLOTTE. S' C. UR—TL. npper half of the draw appeared load­ ed for an explosive charge as the remaining 31 player* embarked on the third and fourth rounds of the |3lh Women's National Amateur golf championship today. Yesterday's second round, which saw defending champion Barbara Itomark ousted by Mary Ann Dow­ ney in a grim 1-up struggle, left such title threat* remaining In the upper half as: Mrs. Mark Porter of Phllsdelhu and Grace Lenciyk of Newigton, Conn . both former cham­ pions; Kliraheth Prt'-e of Kngland; Mary Patton Janssen of Charlot­ tesville, Va.; Marjorie Lindsay of Decatur. Ill ; Mr*. Scott Probavco, Bouthern Amateur champion from Chattanooga, T«nn ; Barbara MrInlirr of Toledo, Ohio; Virginia Dennrhy of Lake Forest, 111.; and two teen age hopea, Anne Quasi of Marysville-, Wash., and Clifford A G IO S SOY OFi W AS R A T E D TOP 2-yEAR-OLi A XD 3 -y £ A B -O lD PACEP . tN l 9 $ 3 A X D /9SA, AXD .V TXE pr o c es s s e a t eelr -b p o /wer a d o s z/a r P / S o a ro e S . By THF, AMOC14TT.D PRF.M Gainesville kept Its slim hopes of winning the Florida State league second half title alien last night by beating Lakeland 7-J while leading Orlando lost to St. Peters­ burg f-4. But the vf*U remained against the G-men as Orlando can take the championship no any combi­ nation of two victoria* nr Gaines­ ville defeats. Both teams have eight games remaining. A ninth-inning homer by Billy Knight with two on brought Gain**- S -&OT APIOS HARRY S E g M S TOXAEE TAKEN G / E R P A X IL / AO ‘JOPC A $ A 4-y£AQ O LD , HAV.'EO B e A T E X H i* 0 P O T X E R W 6 O- TH EiR r/R?r rsEEr/xas rx/s e * A L V /V SEPTEMBER National Doubles To Resume Action is k Ire * i ***** talrall •ala* ., BROOKLINE, Mass. '^-Already delayed tU slay* by rain, the 73th National Doublet Irnnlt tourna­ ment w ii to resumt action today —weather permitting. The t o u r n e y lost Wednesday through Sunday because of rain and flooded conditions and, Inci­ dentally, lost (he lop seeded Amcr Iran and Australian Davis Cup tram member* In the hir.'vlu. The players went al It again Monday but rain washed oul matrhea yesterday. The schedule today calls for quarter-finals In men's rompelllion and acmlflnals in tha womrn'a division. Feature attraction will be the duel between Japan'i Atausbl Mlyagl ant Koael Kamo and Rrymundu Drsivo and Juan Ma Jose of the Philippine*. The other quarter final nn lap in the men's play brings together la-die Longshore of Rome, Ga . and Alan Morris, Atlanta, against Karl Baumgardner, Oakland. Calif, and Gregory Grant1, Ban Marino, Calif. Jerry M oss , St Petersburg, n* and Bill Qullllan, Seattle, ar e egpeeled In move through In the semifinals by default Major League Leaders ni ilia : v aau s ■ s t s ir s m r . t * v n iiiv si. i.n v iilK Manilla I.-R -I (in la* ai ba ts — JVatilmrn I'tiiUila phi*. I l l Rrnia - Pnl<l#r. H .o o k lr n , 1* 1. Il'in i i-aitail In imidtr, lin- ohlyn. US Illla — K l u M a n a k i anil tl a11. Clatlnna ll * n 4 S «r »n M ll aau ka*. 1ST, llnm* run* — Klua iaw akl. I ' l n d * na n <1 HluUit baaaa- l l o j a r . St. I.a ilt. IS I'llrhlne k a **4 n* I* i n lalana — H i ........ taka 11» ... k i >n n s . aia ntrlk#',ul* Jnn»R f-klfa an , l i t s m i .n n s \ M isu se Mastlnr i-*>><s on >«• as siasa— Kalin* liairnis, SI} ll u n a - •Kalin *. Iia lia ll. ISC ^^lluai t>*ll*4 In Janata. ISaataa. Phil Page, boss of the Birming­ ham Barons, today pinned hit hopes on ll-year-old Balph Terry at the Southern Attn, pace aettera sought to salvage one game of their disastrous series with the pressing for a 7-1 victory. When the Chicks leave Birmingham after tonights Memphis Chicks. Memphis cut the Baron league lead lo a game and half last night, pounding four Birmingham hurlers game, they will eithar be only half a length behind nr the Barona will own a fairly comfortable Hk game margin. New Orleani kept It* tenuous grip on third place by beating tha fourth p’rra Chattanooga Umkouts 14 in M innings after the Lookouts had won the seven-inning opener *-4 Nashville walloped Mobile t-4. Atlanta and Little Rock were rained mil. B R A C II. PU. W f c C --V .V 3 IT — K a n MONTGOMERY, Ala. lA-Roufb paw Charlie Rake n# Columbia, the South Atlantic Ltagut'a first 20-garar winner of IMS, hat been chosen as the league's Moat Val­ uable Player by Bally sports writ­ er*. Rahe, who recently notched his loth triumph, will be awarded the trophy In Columbia at a data lo be announced Hi* record for Nse season la V> a I llla — Kalla*. P e lra lt. IT*. ^^Ilont* t u a e —Manila, Kaw York Mai Motclely. sports editor ef Mini** kaaaa— R laart. Cklcaa*. the Montgomery Advertiser and president of the Sally Sports Whi­ I l t -h i n r k*>*4 na 1# 4*. lalana— rr* Assn . announced Rabe'a selec­ » ) ' « • , N»w T nih. I l - I . ■** ^rilrika- ula — S i w a , s’ l r i * l a *4 tion. w SUPER of Am rrira'a lop rider*. When h* rare. rode hit firat winner (in the apring of IP-ilry the romhlnatlon ■>f hi* hor-# and the winner of the aernnd race paid a f3.0ll.40 daily doulda. San Jose Stata halfback Wall Arkrmann <« a real ealata and In•uraisce »al« uiitu during the sum­ mer m»ntha. Decathlon defeated Nan'* Mink hy a neck hi tha Tyra Slake* at Monmouth Park. The two roll* wer* retard together In lb* Mins paddock In Kentucky. Tha official Insignia t i Mia Baltimore Orioles la an orange breasted artel* pen bad atop a ha**hall with orange stitching and orange colored araaaad hale. M ar H M TM M m 'n h n b g i It a m m a r, U S *>l»h VAfJSrsicr’Kiri Mini•l ira. WILL YOU BF OCR G U E ST? TROP.ARTIC cun evow dboMr eai yottraelf. O u n ce *o TROP-ARTK i H ywar FMUUpo dd Dnlar’k - Mitfi Tbm piM S f t .f c ~ sm s nssu f ir t if o n t J»rkry Sammy Iloulmetla la ess* Pl.M , — H * k A lk r l g h l, I tala*, a a ip o ln ia d JJco k a Ar* 14* c -K llm a r l.lala Columbia's Robt Is Selected MVP «trL® * -itssi v » g Cham pions City — n»-a p Hagan a a-M heal T ir t t io n e Fight Results s a llut-nla ( fl a r n a li'ih o k PH UJM P m O U U M 4 • * t Fran- >a |> * * * I fa t a l* U II H I • — K lim ant f « r C1n«« In Tth . k — jsiru.-k out for D l M t I* *th. ” r — H t l V n l far H og an In t ih M n l P l l n Urark *■# M axw— 1 nanfnr* 111 • " l l t - l l i: I’ lt -iik a r a Urara. R— H. hrnllt I Tarrall 1 Millar J llaurlatta i. It.tl-r William* VI(4 I»>. i : m —. T a r r . l l t Mlllrr I ttlie r h a r k 2, eh in .» JR -M a-lla* s Millar, ft i. ta r.M rV IIIt— T *rr »U Millar 1 -IS — Mauriallo l.aft — W a n I’ alra It#., h t Kan fn rl I. n il o f f —|>.,U. rbar k I Prabrla I C l«« * I. Ifn ga g I iSIVbc— fit-lak I P rabila I t , Clnaa I t l n a . n t. iltv— l*ola<-ha, g I i « J Inning* <’ t«—* l In I Inntna*. i v r — r>»laah#rh Franrl# r n - l t u . kola W — Pranrla I— Itola, hark in —Carman A llatt T —I I* k - 4 ? V P on V TtiisAvn as sii.nri.n M IA M I Tlm rM tl III It TV Ilium# If Medlar rf in** iib a lb P.daiar ]b M|*r* l b DOWN s T R a n ir i nr*i i t* a.S. Ilalilm nr# 1- 1* I'l lr 4. W a a k ln g t o a g t. New T o r n t I. C l . « * l . n 4 S alllaiar* at C M . « . . . raaklaaina al K *n > « a * » T otk at P a l r a l t laataa at C lo v alaae KMar Page Putting Hope On Youthful Terry y B A R - S E T TnO & O PLD R E C O R D S /V JULY, A T o x e m il e a x d oxe t m il e a s o A X A L P — a t a b B o y * W 'lL GO A T f EACH O TH ER AOA/Y A T J Y O N K E R S R A C EW A Y paeler4 I* U . W . f a lt a M- ark IT I I . t I’aiarakiiia >1 SI r akalaml IS is ,i l l ; « r s MSIVS-a n i a l l i a SI r ele r ih u r a S. n r t a n 4a S Oil nea tl lle |, U l r IaihI S tMssnea llfa- h II. 1'nri'S # M a l a r * la. H e a l P alm lleark S T s i l i t v * as iir.iss i . k P alaaavllle *1 Orlamln M a t a a e as ISavlaaa S lr -.k •l rasarahure a l VV aat r* . ISaarh t a k a t a n * as f ' n m a v i T i n v a i , i . r vus r vs I. i |lr»nkl>n Tl t l .< Mllwauka* (a |i ,| Kaw Turk t l Si .1 f M l * 4*IM<ia <S <1 .1 Clnrlnnall II I t ,i (blraan IS I f ,i fl te-ala it SI , I ’ lllahurah 4« TT .1 v u v i r n i t v r - a ssrai i.ta B r aaklr a *, I’ h l r a a o 4 Fl l-auli a. New f o r k 1 rklladalpMa 4, M llw a u k a * I ItltakuraSi I. Cfsielnnatl I T i s n a v e a r i l e : o I i .k Cklraau at R r n ok lv n f t . t a n l i al N ew Tarli Clarlanatl al I’ llSelsurak 0*1 r Jiani** erh*4 o l *4 A B KKIC A N L M S iirB villa Iti victory before 4M home'Daytona on three hits ai III homo fam. Rolando <mega picked up fam bitched. Hi didn't allow a hit 14th triumph of the to*ton «alk and itruck out five. Jerry against 4 losses on an eight-hitter. Mtcham paced the lilandcri' 11* Bob Kuykendall mat th.« hero of hit attack with t«o triplai and a tha proceeding! before l i l at St. tingle and three rum batted In. Petersburg. It «a i Pla/er AopraSanford alio had an 11-hit atdatlon Night and he played all t*f k.'Bud Miller was the big hit positions: in the eighth he tingled ler «ith two homen and a double, in the winning run." *nd Terry Terrell alto Sanford whipped West Palm' homereJ. Chuck Francis allowed Beach 10-1 and Daytona Beach five hits to take tha decision bealrenghtened Its hold on third place fore *21 fans. »ilh an 11-0 shutout of Cocoa, wr,*r rsi.w a t t r a Orlando Pena won his list for t « . (f rt ^ • J �Baby Given Away, Rcoorted Kidnaped Cenira! American Republics Heading For Economic Unify AN TIG U A, Guatemala r —Five Central American republic* were •tatlr.l | m aid economic unity to­ day after the eompromi** elec 'Inn nl F>Trign Minuter (tuillrrnut Tra bantnu <■( Kl Salvador and the Iir»t ire re la ry general of the Organiralion of Central American State*. After electing Trabanlnn here Sunday, the foreign m inuter* of the five cmintrlec anlhorlied him to head an Oficlna c’enlw Ameri­ cana tVntral tnierie.in Offire) and directed it to draw up a pro­ pped ruitomv union for them. In another retolutlon. the minl«ter« created a I'entral American legal eommlatlon to untf* the law* of the live countrlec OOKCA’ a ul l mate aim I* a political union of lt» memlvert. C L E V E L A N D f —Police T '*H a e held a young woman they «aid had given her Mmonth-old daughter to a vtranger In a har. then two daya later had remrted the child had been kidnaped Pollre caid the mother. 20 year* old Wanda Jo Patty, of Knoxville, Trnn . telephoned headquarter* Monday n cht and reported »he wa* "dving ” Officer* found her unconII on a lawn be*Mr a »trcet on Cleveland'* near \Ve*t Side Afier »he wa* treated at a ho*, pltal for malnutrition and «hork, •he told officer* her baby had been kidnaped O D E n Include* all the repub­ lic* of the Central American l*lhmu* except Panama—E L Sal* ador, Guatemala it t Itica. Ilondurai and Nicaragua Their foreign min­ uter* have hern meeting hera lin e r la*t Thuraday in an eft rt to give life to the nrganiration, dormant *mre it WJ* formed at San Salvador four year* ago. Until S u n d a y. the conferrnc* had been deadlocked on velection worth of gnnd* from each country of the *ecrctary general he the* (ireece will expo rt mainlv t o b a c c o long time feud betwen Pre*identl and will Import motor nil ant ga«- \n i «tavi.v Somota of Nicaragua nl.ne, coal and fuel ml cm a barter and Jo-e F i irre* of f o lia II.ca, t nammitv wa* te iiu ire l built. S T A N D Alt l» L i t t le F o lk s TOMATOFS C M W E U .W H E N IT C O M IO TO R E A l T O O O V A U JE 5 S O U M A E T A H A N D ET T O NO. 3 ":i C A N S WADE'S SUPIIEX WET. (m FO R : PAPER J NAPKINS 0 2 9 c r i u k o i t h e : \\ a i . k 10c I PEACHES V \N rAMP'S No TA N G ltA T K I) TUNA 2 cans 39c * TO M. K i l l. or. 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Dfvldtntb ^frea 11-88% m Flie-Wled-Homeowetn UaunutcE YD-WALLACE Toua ______ i n v u m u bancs n t m • rich Up Taw Baja at tB Of flea ai Odham k Tudor Inc. MM 8. rm d i An . BIXCS IMS "M UatE wt D m WADE'S ^.ua%rk^ PARK AVI. • QUANTITY MOOTS UtttVEO • W* SMCtAUZi IN OUAUTY MEATS �• •* 11-Hit Attack Spells Sanford Victory T H F S A N F O R n n F -R A l.D l Page « W ed. Aug. 21, 1935 Barbara Romack Ousted In Round In Grim Battle BR O TH ER ACT A P /O S B O X sonof4 W A S R A T E D TO P Z - Y E A R O li AND 3 'T E A R -O L D P A C E R . w H 9S 3 a no / 9S *, a h p w th s P R O C E SS P E A T PALP-BRO TH ER ADO S H A RR/ 3 o u r O P S. CHARLOTTE. N.C. UP—The up­ per half of the draw appeared load­ ed for an evplovlv* charge at the remaining 32 playera embarked on the third and fourth round* of the SSth Women*! National Amateur golf rhampionihlp today. Yesterday's aeeond round, which eaw defending champion Barbara Ttomack ouitcd by Mary Ann Dow­ ney in a grim 1-up tlrugglc. left eucb title threat! remaining In the upper half aa: Mrt. Mark Porter of Phlladeliia and Grace Lenciyk of Newgton, Conn., both former rhamplonv; Ellrabeth Price of England; Mary Patton Jnnt'en of Charlnttnville, Va.; Marjorie Llndvay o( Decatur. Ill ; Mn. Srott Prohaveo, Roulhern Amaleur champion from Chattanooga, Tcnn.: Barbara MrIntlre of Toledo, Ohio; Virginia Dcnnrhy of Ijikp Foreit. III.; and two teen age hopri, Anne (juavt of S E E P S TOPAPE TAKEN O Y E R Maryavllle- Waih , and Clifford PAYH.Y HONORS A S A 4-Ye a r Ann Creed, 101-pounder from Ope C L P , HAV/HO B E A T E N H.S Pr o the r tw6 o ' t *e, louaaa, La. P /R ST 7 M E E T ,H a s THtS The lower half wat dominated Y E A R - S E T TrtO W ORLD by a *‘blg five’’ of chunky Wiffi R E C O R D S //V JU LY, A T Smith, latt year** National Junior o p e auc e a h p one i champion, now playing from St. Y u s A h p a HAL P — A Clair. Mich ; Polly nlley. the Fort THE BO YS YY'lL OO A T f Worth, Tr* . veteran who It cover­ EACH O TH ER AQA/i A T J ing her performance* for a home Yo n k e r s r a c e w a y V town paper; Jacqueline Gordon ol IAHLY <V SEPTEMBER____ ^ England: Pal Levaer. Wettrrn Am ateur champion from Seattle. With., anl Min Downey. who'C home it in Baltimore. Tnday'a aurvivnri of the double round will meet In quarter-finali tomorrow afternoon with semifi­ nal! Friday aflrmoon and the 36 bole windup Saturday over the deBROOKLINE, Matt. 'JT-Already minding 6.413 yardi of the Myeri delayed six day* by rain, the 75th n r l i t * ; ««*<>* t v i * n r n r . a * NVI III V* I. UVIIIR Park Country Club rourie, a par National Doublet trnnl* tourna­ Hatlltii K sif4 nn 111 t l k i l l — 74 layout. ment wev lo return* action today A Blihuf © 9*hi|RdF'nhla. t 2V Unfit - i<nMfr, llro**klFti. 1*1. —weather permitilng. It n f*• i'4kU*v1 l n > l n l « i « r , If©. Ill The t o u r n e y lovt Wednriday IIM» — KluaiRtiRkl ©nfl M#ll. Cl©* through Sunday herauie of rain rlfinatl s m I \«r**n M l l a a i k a # 1ST IlmtiR run© — f ‘inrl© and flooded condition* and. inrl- ©at! II. dentally, loti the lop trrdrd Amrr haata||. Mala. lean and Australian Davl* Cup II I'lirhlii© I»b »#4 fti I© 4f»« laIo ft 0 — tram mrmbrri In the bargain. N# m . ..inl.a f Ir« I*I) ©. |• 4. I l l mnkf"uii J"f.e» riiirRin. ut. The playera went al II again % I< %\ 19 %44l 91 Monday but rain waihrd oul Mattltir hsirit i*n at hate— Kalin* Ifai r nil. SI} matchea yrttrrilay. It'iiiR Kalin*. Ifa fin ll, |9I The achedulr today calls for Ituna UattwO In J i m *©, 9l«atln© quarter-flnala In men's competi­ III*•— Kallh*. tielrolt. II* tion and semifinal* in th* women's ^ll»nt<i run* Manll*, N.w Tork division. ^Mlolkk k***»— lllt.ta, Chlrae*. Featur# attraction will be the I'll hlnr ka..<l no t* it*, talon*— duel between Japan's ADushl Ml,,n» firm V»uk II I. .lea. I yagl ar*I Ko«rl Kamo and ReyNlrlkO'-ulo — K. ('l.tolak* mundu Deoyo and Juan 21a Jove of (he Philippine*. Joekey Sammy llotilmrtii Is one W . I ' m , n .* r h 17 1 > . 11 * The other quarter flnid on lap of America'* lop rldeia. When h# t I '.i.r .liin a I * 12 .t il ak*l* nit )t *1 III In the men’* play bring- together rod* hi* firit winner (In th* 1 1 :» I » ;M I IV V « n t » l I I * Invite Longshore of nome. G * , •prlng of IPill i tha combination PI I 'e ler'lilir* I, lllU O 'l * 4 and Alan Morris, Atlanta, against of his horn* and th« winner of Unit!..'Ill' 1, Ijlk.Ini'll I l>a*l"im llenrh II <'"<-na * Earl Baumgardner. Oakland, Calif th* second rac* paid a $3,015.40 a a a ln r a ta . W ent b a lm n .n e h a and Gregory Grant, San Monno. ■tally double. - r o t t a i'a a i i i r .i i t i . k ntnnavlll. al Orlandn Calif. u l n i at Hartaaa Mrark Jerry Mon. St. Petervhurg, Fla , San Jose State halflmck Walk l I'tietnl-uia at VV Tain llenrti and Dill Qullllan, Seallle. are eg- Ackrmann I* a real estate and In* L a h s t a n it a t i V n * peeled to move through to the atiranc* talesman during the bum* w a T io v a i. i.r a t t r e t “ * P e l temiflnals by default. mer month*. 4I liM k lv * l a 41 Itllwankte I* I! lew York f ! II C AP/OS HARRY National Doubles To Resume Action Major League Leaders 3 Homers Lead Pace For Cards By THF, ASSOCIATED PRESS Gaineivill* kept Ita illm hopei of winning the Florida Mate League aecond half title alive lait night by beating Lakeland 7-3 while leading Orlando toil to St. Peter*burg 54. Rut the oddi remained agaimt the G-men aa Orlando can take the ehsmplonihip on any combi­ nation of I** virtorlea or Gainetvllle defeala. Both team* have eight gamei remaining. A mnlh-lnnlng homer by Billy Knight with twu on brought Gaum villa Hi victory before M3 horn* f Daytona on three hlti ai Itf home fani. Rolando imega picked up fani watched. Me didn't allow a hi* 24th triumph of the aenon walk and atrurk out fire. Jerry aialnit 4 Iov»*v on an eight-hitter Mlcharc pared the lilandert' 11Bob Kuykendall waa the hero of hit attack with two triple! and a the proceedinn before tea at St. single and three runt batted In. Pelertburf. It at Player Apprejanford alio had an 11-hlt at(ialion M*hl and ha played all tack.- Bud Miller wat the big hitposition*: in the eighth he aingled tar with two homera and a double. In the winning run and teammate Terry Terrell alto Sanford whipped Wait Palm homerwl. Chuck Franda allowed Beach 10-2 and Daytona Beach five hiti to take the decitiun be■trrnghtened lit hold on third place fore 623 fani. with an 110 ihutout of Cocoa. . w r i t rai.w near it Orlando Pena won hit 21 at fori ,t “ k. ^ * * n O W T k n r n s li T.Mae ta i M h - .k rim.a p Ik I | a-M knal lineal, p l.lala avvtnnu C-Klltnar Pray lb M'rltllo a krkmllt rf Terr.lt If Whiner rf It'lll*r It Miller aa Page Putting Hope On Youthful Terry D o n V M iss h i f ir t $ t o n t )m piono Columbia's Rob« Is Selected MVP MONTGOMERY. Ate. South paw Oiarlle Rabe of Cwluabla. the South Atlantir League'! first 20 game winner of 1663, has been rhovrn ea the league'* Moat Val­ uable Player by Sally aport* writ­ er*. Rabe. who recently notched bit 2oth triumph, will be awarded the trophy In Columbia at a dal* to be announced Hit record for Nt* tea too It V>6. Mat Motelely, sports editor af th* Montgomery Advertiser and president of th* Setly Sport* Writ­ er* Asm., announced Rebt'e eeltclion. f lr e e t o n e SUPER Tampions f J rhiuetiphiv S n e ln n a t l 'hlrago It. t^mle ai i f II | | I* II II ll h ll* i" it a t < l l 11 V R k T R M it a v a R F .a ii.T e R ro n k lto t . I'h lc a e * 4 ft L n j i 1. N ' » T o r k 1 I’ h lla4 « l|> lila I , M ilw a u k e e I P tlta k u ra li I . C l a r l n n k ll I Tiinav* artti-.ott.w n ln a e n a l R rn n W Itn I t . In tu it at N *w T * r k C l a r l n n .i l a t l* ltt*tii> i*h Oal> { • m n n l i r i l i i l H HEYKIDS! m nhtm ga W a v sd ra . t n U , flr t t f a n # P L A ST IC aW . ». —Bek, Alkrlaht. II*. YaJ!k*yA!^i Af* •'■allf.' ^ Plfk f l r a a t 0 R « • R lw C N A R O li B A T T I R Y RAINCOATS U a ilc a . ; f lr t H M # • i i i e i t p ia n W IL L Y O U BF OUR G U EST! R r SURE TROp Ar t k c m m a M * eeu yourself. Change lo TROP-ARTkC 1 at ywwe PbUlipa M IhaWk p h a u Fa P n s o u u a i TO ENTER THE I nr s * ( *|ooa I l l - i a a I. HO— lm la .h a . a I In J Innlnae Plena I In I Innlnta. W r — f>"lerhe. k Franrle P R — I ' u . ka li *V— Kr aa.la U - |»-.le, hark in —4'arma e a flair T - t I* A — * ? V N Phil Page, bon of the Birming­ ham Raront, today pinned hit hopet on ll-year-old Ralph Terry aa the Southern Ann. pace aelteri bought to lalvage one game of their diiaitroui tenet with the pretnng for a 1-2 victory. When the Chlrki leave Birmingham after tonight'! Memphlt Cblcki. Memphia rut tha B a r o n league lead lo a game and half leal night, pounding four Birmingham hurleri game, they will either he only half a length behind or the Rarona will own a fairly rumfoitable 2'v game margin. New Orleant kept Ita tenuout grip on third place by beating the fourth place Chattanooga Uwkoula 3 4 in II inning* after the Lookout! had won the teven inning opener A4 Nathville walloped Mobile 1-4. Atlanta end Little Rock were rained out. • Fr.nri* P • * * Taial* *»• • *! I —Kllfd ©ul f*F ri*»©# In Tth b—dtrut * outt*»rDubola In *lh. fortlofan P—Ualk-0 ... ___ _ In »th Waal Paint Raaab OM mm « ■ _ ! baalnrW *M w«i SI*—la K—I'lr.nkark Mrere. R—H htnlll t Tamil a till it 5 Haiti.Mo j. ft .11*r william- Mi'll'» MHI —. Tart-M I Mlll-r 4. Rltanhatk I, Hh'rl-r Jit —kta.ila* I Millar. RU '.Mark IIH—T-rt-lL Millar • -R —Maurlalln l.aft — Wa-t I’aliw |laa> h • tanfnrd I. Rfl-off—4)..|«. ih'ik J Pratirla f. Clone I. tlnaaw , pO-b» - far. Ia. h-‘-k 1 Fr.nd* tl, " Ilium- If M».1I#> rf IIIwnl. k lb K d a l.f lb M>»r* In fiuhnla 9 liarria 0 n C O N IE ST �\ V * v - •*- WeA. Au». 24, 195S TfVK HANFORD HERALD I f f r t*^ Baby Given Away, Reoorfed Kidnaped Central American Republics Heading For Economic Unity K tv it CHM it A KAU.VOU KNOW VXiwU M.T THE C L E V E L A N D ft—Police T ie,da» held a young unman they taid had given her 2lmonth-old daughter to a tfrangrr In a bar, then two d a yi later had reported the child had been kidnaped Police «aid the mother, 20-yearold Wanda Jo Pally, of Knoxville. T rn n . telephoned he» Irpiarter* Monday night ,nd reported the w ai ’•dvlng " Officer* found her uncontrlmi* on a lawn he,lde a *treet on Cleveland'- near We<t Side After *he «a» treated at a ho*, pit*1 for malnutrition and «hnck. »he tMd nlficer* her bahy had been kidnaped ANTIGUA, Guatemala ft — Hire ; i'rn lr» l Am erlran republic* « r r r j Darted tuuaid economic unity to1day alter the compromtie election of F> n-isn Mm'.iter Guillermo Tta banlno of E l Salvador and the i !ir»t *eeretarv general of the Or1grmration of Cen'.ral American I Slate*. A ftrr elerting Trabanino here Sunday, the foreign mtnl»ter* of j the fite cnuntrle* auihnr</ed him to head an Ofirlna I'enlro Xmtrican* i(V n tral \merican O ffirel 1and directed It t<> draw up a propo-ed riittiim* union for them. In mother rftnluilnn. the min|,fcr« treated a Central American legal enmmlnion to umfv the lat«« I of the d ie countrie* O D Ft'A ’ t ult mate aim I* a political union of It- member. OUTBU l O F tN tt9 TC0 • K » T ch ec k Th e a s o l I IT WILL. HIT An O Ola y t o • :i t « m m ODF.lW Include, til the repub­ lic* of the Central American i>th. mu* e ire p l Panama—E L Salvador, Guatemala. Co-la (lira. ILindura* ind Nicaragua Their foreign m in­ uter* have been meeting her* »mce !a«t Thuriday in an t i l rt to give life to the ergantfatmn, dormant *inre it wa* formed at San Salvador four year* ago M JIIIO IN tANO and w a lrr cliK'r it wai » i i i k « l in 19*1 thr hat* I'nttl S u n d a y , the conference l»rrfl hulk of a mhooner u unrm rre,) at N.ig* IL a r li N C , by hlgft had hren deadlocked on *election tine* and hue* breakrra r t iu n l by llu m caiir D une. (DitrriuillunaJJ •>orth of *(*•’ < from each country of the *ecrelary general by tha (Srrece will «\port mainly tobacco l<ngtime fr id betwen P trtid rn t* AGREEMENT SIGNED |m<>nth Irailr atul p u m rn t, a :r<-r and will import motor oil an.l fa*- \n.,*ta*lo Sim ula of Nicaragua A T H EN S , Of— Ik tlre rre anil mrnt h fie f liP id i) prtn ilin f foi an oltne. coal and furl oil on a barter and love K guere* of i o«ta ft.ca. t'nanlmity »*« reiiuire} (h r Sot let Union iigni'it a 17 r u lunge «>l In million dollar* ho-lt. L i t t l e F o lk s / u o *r\ O H W t ll.V Y H t N YOUR /o n , a\ J M A N Y l ~N H A N D - l MAUD,on t i ro n HAND? \ oftit arAMYt riM • r A ------ ' S T A N D A III) MWD£ n o TOMATOFS IT C O M U TO R E A L FO O D V A L U tS YOU M AM A NO. 303 CANS H A N D IT T O WADE'S SUPMX MKT. rou ^ & T21 2 9 c PAPER NAPKINS BUDGET PRICED l' CO, K D| T IIF . WALK an c o u n t .« C O O ll G R A D E IIE K E Chuck Roast " 3 9 c 10c PEACHES NO V \N CAMP’S ( m . 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Iru a lN X a a « a a jr and a l l a a r lla a ,1 ,1 a , l a * l-e th ro u g h . e h d e r a r a g a in * ! • a id r--pe> i l , « p a r t i* * . O R A C I f t ■ A V A R IN R A L P H H A T A I I I ) . J f - p t e aad J C i.t A A N O R R A O N U>RAR. • II » f » k a m a r * d t r u i M i * * d »a» a a d a l l M r t e a , h a t in g , a r e l« lm . I * . T a u a .h l p f t K n a t, a t a m >M af w ar H a. af a •■ • *** d W ir B a u lk . R a n g , I * a * th a R a a t rig h t u l a H la h w a r Na. a la n g th a (u i tlPVVTMs a rased fta a d r ig h t a f Hda'af aaid rtghi If f t n o n . I f a l l * * , a a l t k a lr reap#* I I , • uab n aw a , * * * , „ If n u i iM . and i f le a d , th a eaaaaathra aa» a « » a h e ir ,. d a v U - a a . f r a a ie ,,. iM lfa m lla a a e a , e re d lre r * . « ru a. 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J r l e l l r l t a r fo r r i a i a t l f f a r. a Rot in * a a a fi- rd P lm ld n W ill You Be Our Gueat7 *»Ry ^af aald 'Aaiwer. an me i>, a,pt,mi«r fo e* T h u ra d a y . l.~ A D It it I f you 1*11. aad y au 1*11 f e ll lo la da ,o ea.. ia de. r » ,I p a ro m ttnnaafel »a e, aa w lU il l b ‘ * a a l* red a gi aa,1 llaa et tl yo ^ and * a , h a f y e , fe e il ia r e lie f dem anded ta aald C a m p la U L T h a a * t u r * e» t h is s u it ta ta a a i a l U e n i l s ta ta a a h a v a d ** • f ix e d la n d . ft’ I T N e a a m y hand a a d seat a l u l d C a u rt a t S a n fo rd , d em lnole r a u a t p . P la r ld a . ih ia la d d ay a f A n g u a t. A . H . 1*11. Wd hard ta—tj M Ate- CrmHi Im N R*w«aa al tka Marl-a« MafaL • Abaalalaly ?y— fa r I Oay’a u Raw ArHvala At Oat Naval Air SUUta. * PWk Up Tan* Kara al WELL DRILLING * WADE'S 3 & rk!? 1PARK AVI. » QUANTITY MONTS USUVffO • WX SPCC1AIIZE IN QUALITY MIATS �And So People W ent To California Advance for Sunday Aug. 21 SAN josr.. Calif., UP— Com* to California, tht old .aytng went, and you can go out In your backyard and pick fruit off a tree for breakfa >t. AnJ peep!# came. So many. In fact, that toon there were no longer enough tree, to go around—at lea it within backyard reaching dts tanre. Thu. ha. California learned that a voanng population ean bring not only new wealth and political-pow­ er but the dl.appearanre of free, and rirh farmland, that had helped to make the .late famou*. Part of the ilate's postwar boom h i. been decimation by th« aubdivld.r'a bulldottr of orange and prune tree*, pearh, apricot, almond and walnut orebardi and atorlad vineyard.. Itouitng davclopmenta now pock­ mark high grade land whlrh a few yeari ago produced rotton and pre­ mium fruit and vegetable* for much of lha nation. Thl. onward march of tha city, particularly In area, fabled for fertility, hat eau.ed growing alarm among California's farmeri and agricultural leader*. Several eountie. Hava act up eommluiona to protect farm lands. Local ordi­ nance. have been paued and a ftlANI COPOTCHtO. 6. of WlortH. Conn, It held by her father m *he receive, an anti-typhnid Injection from nures Allew Sturm. Typhoid vaccine haa turn rushed Into all flood-swept area* where water pollution thrretrncd (mesible epidemics. fJwlersslionslf Bahia, Brazil Has Tropical Charm IIAIIIA, Braill, LH— American tourists, eager to see flamboyant ltlo ds Janlrrn or sky rocketing B o I’ auto, pasinver this 406 )earol I city which once vsa. the capital of colorful llraril. Yet tropical Bahia haa eharm snd appeal whlrh neither of the more popular rltte. ran main. Hut these rich reward* for the dtvcrrntng tourist must Ire approached aluwiy amt savored with the un hurried pirr of the blue-grren waves btraktng on Its Incomporable beaches. *: ip city'* churrhr. are among tl s'.rnngrst attraction* for lightseen. According to legend there are 365 here—one for every day of the )e*r. Arltially, the num­ ber never haa exceeded tw, even er. tiling private rhapel. But Iho.e P 1 include some of the most heaull,ul example* of baroqua architect. in the We.tern hemisphere. (>nr, Conrrirao da Frail, la 400 v i old, it* .tones worn smooth . te knee, of the drbout. *0* alio u known for iti rook. It In farl, to say Bahian la to m delicacy, when tl cornea tn f- I. Two favorite, are vatapa, a fl.h specialty, expertly tplcrd. and araraje. a fruit delicacy .old nn the .treeli by lha fuU-iklrted "B ila n * ."- Negro and mulatto women. Beneath the surface of Bahian life are tha African-bated ritual, and ruitoma. There la candomble, a form of voodoo which hat become Interme.hed with tha stata-rccogniled Roman Catholic religion. Negro dr.crndant* of slaves Im­ ported to work Bahia's sugar plan­ tation., subtly refilled attempt, on tha part of Portuguese .ettlera tn convert them to Catholicism. Human Chain Formed TACHTKAWA. Japan ID - En­ raged farmeri and labor unlonl.fi locked arms and formed human walla today tn block a government survey of land for expanding a U. S Air Forca base. There wai lama ihovlng and pushing but no tnjurtai were re­ ported In late afternoon, the contervitiva villagers of ntarby Runakawa and lefllad outrider, opened ranks and let (ha 30 surveyor, go home. Chanting, ‘ ‘Survey learn, go home," group, of 150-200 men twice bottled up the lurvryors and kept them from their work. In lata afternoon, 200 mrn •quailed on the highway and for 25 minute* kept more than 200 armed metropolitan Tokyo police reservlita from entering Sunakawa. rollc* avoided using force. Rut •he crowd, ted by Sunakawa’s The re.ult ha. been a dual roll glon For.example, the native, may pray to St. Grorgr, the rrcnrni/rd patrnn taint here, in church But they'll wnr.htp O.ala, an African dirty with some of the tame char­ acteristic* a* SI. (ieorgr, at a candomble rite. These rile, often are performed fo the music of three drum., with dancer* shuffling. gyrating and shouting under direction from one member of the sect. By law, the sect, list their meet­ ing place, and date, of ritual* One purpose l* tn enable ItcjI ntli rial* In guide interested Inurtsla fn the spot tor a look at the rolorful ceremonies A. a rule, the native* welcome visitors to look In. City Manager Warren E. Knowles reported this morning that the downtown stwer project la about 10 to M per cent complete. Work on abort lines Uting tn the downtown area with Uw saw sewer ayatem haa boon completed and tha longer Una beginning at tha lift station tn Fort Mellon Park haa baan started. Tha Iongar lias will follow tko new pood tn Uto park, eontimw a rm s Commercial Are., to tho Court House and then ceas■act up with the main sewer ayeAlbert Praota, of Braadheadvill*. Fa, and bar baby daughAfeite Maorn s e e . * atatian wegen with th* faltewtag InacripU*n an tha doari "Arabia Moor* Eaterpriaee, la c , i t Louie, Ban B O T T LED G A S GEORGIA GRADE A DRESSED b DRAWN Limit 4 WITH MAtTIAl IAW dee I.red In Wln.ted. Coon, t guard h potted In the renter of rubble-littered Main Street One of the Connecticut town. hardttl hit by the Hurricane Diane flood., Wlnated reported the lot. of a 11.000.000 sewage .yitrm and a 25,300.000 water works. I^rge buxines. and retldential area, mu.t he rebuilt. At bottom, resident* rendered homelot are riven l" d at an emereenee .tatlon. Please Tender Plump Birds ROU.S’ D f aW.H1TB BEEP T A S T -R IT E T -B O N E — SAVE S $ $ HERE! t a s t -r it k ' c l u b “ s ir l o in L E A N . IIO N ELESS A LL M EAT Mosl Of Country Has Clear Skies, Pleasant Weather NECK FRESH GROUND FR ESH M E A T Y S P A R E R in TWI OODY Of ONI of (be vacationers swept to death by Rood water* at Camp Davis la removed from a helicopter at East Stroudsburg, Fa. Only nine of 40 persona at tha aummer resort were known t* h»v« escaped. Thirty-three bodies wees removed. (feierweitoweU T R U -F L A V O R S U G A R C U R ED S M O K E D M O R R E L L P R ID E white Boston'* eg wai 14 degree, below yesterday morning's mark Downtown Sewers 65 Pet. Complete ciple. u.ed to build lhl» great cminfAdvance for Sunday Ang. tl) I r i l l i r n n t * V tl r T V .. Hi CIMARRON, N. M F— The 50 and swap tall tale, of tha new try by the American pioneer." hor.e cavalcade .trctched aero.. u-.]j «,». . Phillip. threw in the Philtower, the plain, the bright bandana, of _ , ... •n office building in downtown the rider, eatchmg the early mornTh«»,‘ Tonnptera will be c.ty Tulia. to help finance the camp mg *un agatnvt the back-ground of hoyi breatblei. in the fight of and keep fee. low enough (or all a.pen eolorrf peak.. Ood’ i handiwork, country hoy. en- bo>. to altrnd. High on an overhanging rrag alloying a hone unfettered h> plow, The ranch can handle 2.500 Ex­ mountain lion paused to take in, rich b o), living off the land, poor plorer Scout, fbo). over It) at a the .cene, much av .ome of his |boys living like millionaire.. But time Ita too burro, and VO .adJla dutant ancestor, watched the win- they won’t be delinquent., horics arc the largr.t tiring any­ dering. of Coronado, Kit Carson To America'* three million Boy1 where in the world. Year round. It and Buffalo Bill Scout, the ranch la the goal of a function, a. a regular rattle ranch But this day mounted atop the JO lifetime, an e.pedltlon well worth and hoa.ta SOO'prirc Hereford, in horse, were Boy Seoul., among working after .ehool and during addition to fyinghorn*. It. herd of the more than 7.onn joiing.ter. who Chri.tmai vacation* to finance 80 buffalo i. ‘the large.! out.ide make the Vi-mile trek in the ium- Though fee* are modest—averaging public land., and it. dally food mrr month. I».» than 22 dally—transportation and .upply hauling would compare favorably with a fair alzrd army During the .eavon at Ph lmoni bl* l,,.m po.t. Scout Ranch large.! nonmilitary reservation in the world, the boy. But character building I. Philpan for gold, trap beaver, learn mont*. mod important indu.try. to .hoot and ride and handle a bow Vardallam and earele.. destruc­ and arrow, dine on huf/alo .teak, tion of properly are noncxlitcnt. dig for arrowhea.lt, ahark'a teeth Di.cipiinary problem, are few: and and old Indian ruin., fly rail for ra.ra of homesickness rare. new itate law .ayi no farm ean be annexed by a city without the owner*! content Neverthele.i, it appeara that choice land, will continue to go under pavement for moil of tne lawa have loophole, and the popu­ lation .urge appear, inexorable. California now hat 11 million peo­ ple, almo.t double the 19W figure and I. gaining at the rate of a half-million a year. The figure, on what ha. already happened are imprei.lve California*, entire area I. about tno million acre, of which upward, of 10 million I. being farmed Between the end of World Wat II and mld-tMI. official but far from complete figure, .how about 400.000 acre, of agricultural land wax cut up Into HI.MO subdivision.. Particularly hard hit I. Santa Clara County around Ran Jose which for more than half a cen­ tury ha. been a bountiful producer of prune., apricot., pear, and »peclaily crop*. Here, an estimate.! 23,600 acre., about in per rent ol the county*, deep alluvial toll, ha. gone Into .ubdivt.lon. Fresno, which hoa.t. of being the nche.t county in the nation in term, of farm product.—3.V) mil­ lion dollar.' worth In 1952—lias »een hou.lng development, replace 2.500 acre, of prime vineyard, and orchard*. I»» Angelr. Cmmty ha. mned lomt area, for lot. with a mini­ mum of five acre. Before the adoption of thl. ordi­ nance, oldtimer. In Los Anjele. were complaining that they might have to Import their orange, from Florida became to many local grove, had been taken over by .uhdivi.lon*. Pass-A-Grille VA To Get Miami Biz MIAMI tit-It appeared Inday that moat acttvllie. of lha veter­ an* admiiriitrotion oftlrs at Mi ami wlU be moved to Pa.i-AOrltte near Rt. Petersburg Oct. 1. Ctvie leader, and vatarani offi­ cial* protested yesterday against removal of tho otflco but Ralph Mono, deputy administrator of th* VA'a department of veterans benafcta, gave them Utils hop*. Mona told the congressional com­ mittee holding the hearing that the mart wai part of an economy plea under study for two years and aatd It wtU b* followed by oth­ er consolidation, throughout th* country. KUmL-aUan of tha Miami office la M l aniy sound economy but ts good bnatnoaa lor tho nation's tax­ payer*, Mo m added. H* twsilted the consolidation would in n» way Impair aareieoa to local vat*ran*. Hitter Caricatures CLEVELAND UB-Six children ranging in age from • week* In • .ears, perished in a fire today tn a tenement bouse in the crowded east rid* Negro district. Police Identified lha victim* aa William Murphy Jr.. «: V Murphy, 2; Larry Murphy, 4; Ron­ ald Cottrell. 2; u » c i - tv .t, 4 4 , j and Fark Drove, • weeks, The Cottrell hoy, a cousin o( tha Murphy rhildran, wax vmtmg them. The fire, which threatened to iprrad from the house at 2-V58 F. Mrd St. to lha Frogreiilva Baptist Church next door, was brought un­ der control by firemen in about ball an hour. Asti. Fire Chief Ferdinand Boehmrr said the cause of lha blfte wai not known. MS. MINI M lt k a fW e it Pit•nan. N. J , te shown In Strouds­ burg. Pa- after aha had idenllfled her mother** body aa on* of th# 22 victim* of tho flood at Camp Darla. Boron member* of the Weber family mat death tn th* dlseetar-awrept vacation r*. aort. Tho ofbevo were torn chil­ dren at tho Webern, a brother JACKSONVILLE < * - Twenty- and *triar-4n-Uw, * niece and a itx polio case* lait week ran Flor­ Mpbow. ffwaemmteeaJ) ida's total for tha year to 529. atm wall under th* Tift lor a similar period nf 1154 There wen five easai last week la Palm Death County, four tarh In Dad* and Orange, three each In Rreward and Kirambta, two in Duval and one aarh tn Hillabor ough, Madison, Oteooia, Polk and M. John*. Three of the now easel wore hi children inoculated with vaccine but aU w on aanpiralytle. Tbis year's total Include* 117 paralytie earns, l«r nonparalytte BE OUR G U E 8T ! Maxwell B O U N T Y K1PT N o. 303 C R E A M H TYLK B LO A T H O L SU M S A L A D B AK ER ITF, T R E N C H 'S B A R -B -Q Lim it One. Plena# ASSORTED FLAVO RS D E L M O N TE T O M A T O G U N T lIE R A A GERBER'S B IER 6 f - 9 9 C A B IN H OM E SNOWKI8T PLAIN ROM AN CLEANSER GOOD T O T U B L A S T DROP** �% ' > THtC H AN FO RD H E R A LD W ed. A u g. 24. I TVs Pag* 9 CLASSIFIED ADS i mi i n r r “ ,M-* THE O L D H O M E T O W N C- 7 PC. L IV IN G R O O M G R O U P C O V E R E D IN N Y L O N . Phone lU i • A. » . PetereeoJroker Associates - A. B. Peteno* Jr, J. Cbeatervon. Garfirld WilHa. John Meuch. R. W. Willuma. A. C. Doudney. Land Sur­ veyor. C C. A . W H ID D O N , SR. R(|. Real Kvuta Krafcer V. E. Douglas, Aaaoclat* US s. Perk Ph. UB O d e r • W rllrr Rom eo, la c. General Cantracting Iteo MetleortUe Are. Pbooe 1W 2 Bedroom Cement Block Home. Prlco 27730. Small Down Pay. ment Bal. ivvoo month, ran c<\r immrdiate poiaeaaion. 1202 Randolph Avenue. • e • e e e e A L L FOR S129.H0 S a n fo r d K. 1st SC Phene 127 B a fg v lr Appliance Hi 4 Room Unfumhhnd, downstairs Apartment, i l l Oleindar Ava. (%\\ 1126 or U M f after I. firt. Armstrong. 2212-R. The Plertda Time* Untea A IR C O N D IT IO N IN G a a n w OCEAN View a r « c - a l K v T S S - , ucon oM - c o m ,o s MAN — For Nliht Desk Clark, ■4ttJjMaianaHMiiiL HA MKtP WANTED ( > I9A Pamela Colored help. Mra. JenElat. BoumUlai 4 Anderson Walgreen Agency. MAID — Mult hay* health card wnaa you apply in parton for Job. Must have ability la clean, rook and sane a meal. While uniforma, required. Apply 1202 1 M diUry rap 4 T rt* I t Cleaner 12 Rvonself 13. lUger I t lane gmng w n t*r g r.sm* JO E. B E TTE R STO P A T THE f F IS H M A R K E T . ON TH E W A Y HOM E — Ihyphrn- ! ! '& > sled l 13 Malt cat 14 Annamej* messure IT Man's nicVnsme 19. l-e*derof the Knight* ef the RnundTahlf J1 5hnu-e enmpeulen 21 Jsvst-ce f t Specie* of rains }3 Part of •7» be' L'n, (ions o( diigust 16 tyt it stand (print ) 1? Slicks itsnres 3, 39 Atlowine* foe that place 33 Grapes remaining in wins of hay ?(V A dSUf# 21 Vitality j ; T h e xetiow; bugle J* Oily sub* t tG r» In s: weight 41. Firearm J| Biver • (Gerl ' »' 42 Sslt (Chem t (( Masurium (iym t t 1 press , 27 Tbjtoul 2« Beetle 2? M«l»» into 1 t bundle >k 37 New t 4 0 Praierha 42 Mesienly 'y y i< U it 14- BPEOhl W I W W —II 3 6 II. P SCOTT-ATWATER. fo r Beltrr Plunremg See or Call W . J. KING r m Snnih Park Phene I* ilka new 3 II P SCOTT ATWATER. Preferred Rate* to Policyholder* refiniihnl ................ 3 If JOHNSON Very soot condition . i If SEA REE 31 H F.VINRtnr. 4 It WIZARD 7>» It. P FIRESTONE, with lank, like new­ t s MERCURY. John W H Kaaa Ism. 417 laaferd AfiaaMa LAWNMUWKIIS n n a r p e n a d Bieycla 4 General Repair. a* Staalry'a Rika Shop 210 E. 4th SL TcL 2(31 Easliide Trailer Rale*. PalaUa. Fla. Ceatraet sod rejvur work. Free FOR SALE — 1943 Plymouth Sodan. 4-Door: Phone t964 R. esttmataa. R. L Harvey. >04 Saolord Av*. Phan* 1*2* 1331 - " m o d ELA. Tire*" good; Rum Good Looki Good; 11on R A N D A L L E L E C T R IC CO. Honest Hank, 2420 Oranga Axe! EJoririeal Contracting and Rrtvura TV SERVICE CENTER and Crmlry Apnlianm I'h. 11.1 Plaaabiag. R r m r fleatiag II. G. H O D G E S 15\2 ANDERSON Traitor 37'. !.»H* IJving Room Good ron dition. Screened t'atuna. Will take •mailer trailer part pal ­ m ed. Rear, Frames Trailer I Park Sarv’ ce on All Water Pump*— Well* Drilled — Pomps Plata Raid Phooe 799 *// v /44a % Al % 4k & at • t* 212 3d tint IX) 112.3 no 9*3 93 B o a *t. Gator trailer* Srxeral mndrli of used boats 4 trailers on bind, priced reasonable M iK.lliAiKh eMdanee*. sale* aad lersnee. G. R. High, Oviedo. FI*, rhone 4121 ar Ssinloee SHERMAN w e AN n o ie tr aUNO WOMAN la *aii.ted tnU a boat fm esramatsosi fro m l^st Stroudsburg. Pa. The rlty was completely rsit nR from supplies ar.d relief by flood water* and became Inaeresubte exrept Ly in* use uf boat* and helicopter*, flaierncuosiai Soundphoiel, TELEVISION w in n rm ttfls § •I NI 1 9 l if e %« I l»\ • *11 • T m r .N t n d t s •• Sits Bdp4rrBI" WHi tn ile r \ r.titr, Z4B> SU M M E R SP E C IA L S B EA U T Y NOOK lil U. Y ou Can't go Wrong If you Oak Ave. Phase 971 H a T im * IS (S l* (X MoroiPf >1m«I•fi 11.11 f^9«fi Of iJffi 11.11 i*Birph f»r TrtfFfirrow l i s t vib • #•• rv«#Bi ArUfiMOOR need*,: our lino is nrnt, com plete, and can't be b e a t I E V A -n E S S R E A L T Y SHOP J AU Senior Oporatori Phone 343. ing E. 2nd St. See us about it— T O D A Y ! I l 'Mf'.f U K S U f ’ fM V r AMD :ar 8 ? ) te L. tt • Warn m i On rff TWhwirlan L I • B I B n -» * » > i r A 1^*1 n i t l u * - M utie 6>nf*r4 rardinal, .S( K s n * XX Ilk Muxie S „, t..-m s * * Cell T# t*r*ra> • 4 * S ig n O ff nnnxixi, >l«er« wile miL.)H«heh nxs ki ku Ntw*v y W u iM f-t k*r-ae*rU •'h* T7V K«WS <l*m T » l » » >* a «k l» M i n * T im * The NiUI"nai>e 1»» ej*, a S,-n ( rmki K»« C*nl*r f i t l y fag* Sir Xlnilr >••• * W M Ik tf l ^ t * Sh*sr iilii »•••T w» r nifii exrc n ln tv wnnntna U 4 KsM ChUenx • T H rn tn a r n n ix r s n s t m aakook am 4 >• « (X t-M s •• 1 11 « ’»• 1* l* 1» 4S });** am axnnx T»« Hayarn tlo.1* Warts S’ dll K xrxixii ‘rviiiski Sinis .«p«ri» In k M-.tlrsI r * W nnriiBf o» a n«ua I It wnaa rn itv a L J i l k l l l X V I l l. B I <S C « » r y an i.cn v rc n in s tit s , 11 A ir Conditioned • w — w ts iii— u x r n iseo m i o r x i ' I• I »• : r . X’tawara Digaxl 3 Afi n . i * h i « r Oay 1 U s « m (ic m S 14 Oa T»-je Arevunt 4 M n - i w s l n s Around 4 2! •Mr A Mrs “ 1.41 C arl ath Carnlv*\ 75— I.AL'NDRT BERWICK r ----------------- Radio T il l H•••4 T , FOR NEW FALL Fashions In :i dren and hair stsrles. Perk tip si « ; Maxla U t t l n a i our wardrobe with a new Short S Af» W r r » * « f f H*k r r n t r Shew l*lr-Do. I n I cjall on us fo r your building •M • 89 Uora'nr • *h ^R^ppBfB Owl !• » :k Safi b • ;* 4f«R'it fb3^?i»* IB fifi Apth’ip r,ss4f**f IA ) 9 A'fV# I* HtfH II v«t«asi m * it ! 4 ! ax| a»f I II Ifi for ThflBfTfil II i\ U ild'*| )- §*•» I! • MIC*** MMrtfi U T U N fie i It M W*Blfi. T *br• Ixoieff Q UtM a iJ Afi N'f Piintf tI l* Hufhlfif I' b^ • T I »% I Id ••• T d»jp ABfnufil I 19 OpBfi HfiMifi it .1 M IIH 9IX* on Permanent Waxes Slf AMm Shaping 4 .Styling Our .Specially I IS i,fDf94fr HBiid.fi .Sanford's .Mott Modern Beauty S II Safi ».U aglMr The npiitfiff Show t *1, Sal-vo. Air conditioned, Soft wa­ • ’-• TfiW M 1*4Itfit14 ter, ann Pennum Drvers. IS IS Mi|tn•#»« Pffii»Bm TtfiB’imfi H A R R IE T T S AAR. 2 0’ A Wall • M N*V|eU ea*B#•8pAdl I Jt ha Piljr eN«Mfi tq 4re Pa v a a - orpine toom n w r —it Te *9 The K'fidWlfi T.fi."fi WSfifiP P an* At a e l d A rN U Office fi.cn ioe'' C#.| «ff1 AM n,*1n*#<l*x ,Vi|hl ¥ fthtfi Typewriter*, adding nssehiaei, 9 |\ Kitm Kfifp aeian-ReaUia, 214 M aguiu, Ph M ^ *T %* |||Mplie* I wfi Oevl A r. m Vawi poM* W ' l ' D I f TriefilfM 14BKAUTT TAULOUn - U 1643 W alter a p m 0 * W « tf U U tS C I % 41 % IXV 33 3k 171 .30 if—E i.K fT R iciL BaRTHraa—a USED GAB RANGE — Unusually claan-Magk Chef. Pull else. lk El* V) 1NSTAUATION of Uooleum. Car in. each buiineas da/ exrept Sat­ Bur yoor Fumtturr at Berry’ s urday afteinoon. Dtadltna for warrbouse Fare., C o . at 901 W peti. Tiles. Sanford Linoleum A Til# Co. week-day imertiona ia 2:00 p. m. lit. St. Ail nationally adv. furmiure at warehouse prices. 177 W. 1st SI. rhone 1917 the Hay preceding publication. ftIAtWT AND riHIWD - > | LOST — Blue parakeet in vicini­ ty of Bellair and Wynnewood Jennings residence. P h o n e 114.3 J REWARD. J i V .i m ' ' J// YA u n 40 /J x 2k |’>933 It'i So F.kxy W ant Ad ROBSON Sporting Goorla Fiiarade lairs 4 gervlre and aak for Call us about our oustoesi rate* ias »: 1st si. Phvr aa* department The Want Ad Department ia Herald men from 2:30 a. ni. until 2:30 p. m- piTRNrro iifV ■h*ia~5<*it*a B a b ^ S it t o r J t e r t J ^ P b ja jy ^ %d Ik 10 II JOHNSON. with sear <hdl. lank $123 «1 10 It P EIHKSTONE. sear shift model 143.00 12 It. SEA BEE Verv good rnndihon 1132 no to H FIRESTONE auiiliirv lank 5132 .3ft 16 It. SCOTT ATWATER with gear «hdt. tank, an.1 remote rnntroU -1163 nn 22 H. JOHNSON. Runs good and vd l pull 2 -eta of skits Ilino .....oo New I*IV3 Model KVIMIUDES 3 II LIGH TWIN ............ I m oft 7’ , It. FI.EETW1N ......... . 3in .30 13 It, FASTWIN .......... 3-73 uo 13 It Eler Starling Rig Twin ... 33300 Whslll Vnu lll<r* Gla««. Aluminum or Mahogany 14 AITOMOBtLE RMUfiERB 11 CABS Itni ftHT SOLD TRADED a*y Reel's ttaee Cert . Saofcrd Ava. 4 11th SL WILL 'Dt^LJghM^auadry la my to 2** 30 A steal at PLU M RIN G 112 Magnolia Avr. •1 10 H P SCOTT-AT3VATEtt. completely oxerhauled ENVF.MJJ’ F-S, letterhead.*, statemrnti Invnlres. hand hill*, and 17- AUTWMORMJa - TWAMJtRR p r o g r a m s , etc. I’ rngrriilve II Wil. pay YOU U tee llh bcfire Printing Cn., Fiiooa 404 — 403 y.rti buy. Upas Eirotogs aod B u t 13th SI. bundaya. Rrnrfix '2 % 14- tun nn lutt broken in FMK)K sanding and finishing Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi­ nole County since 1922. D. M Gleason, Lake Mary. % •Is % IS 5 t\ 1* tt V/x n ta Vt DOWN 1 Young oyster J French author 3 Fragrant 19 —Mninrs/ Itoais/ Trailers— II r m m r r "s A i> — ^ ORLANDO Moramg Sentinel, Or- FLOOR SANDrun • rmiabiag — Be, onitlltoneri Guaranteed Undo Evening BUr. Cell Rnlpa Oik floors furnished, laid 4 flv Ray. 1165-1. l.'SED MOTORS Ished. to business star* ilw K F. Stevens: Route 2. Bet 227: l«-» II P SEA-KING, good rondilton 23*.70 Call 7IR It-4 Miora 7 a. m. or P. M . C A B irU E IA * after a p, m I. I. II P. KYINRI I»E. General Cnnlrariar run’ like a tnp and beau "Homes of DtsiinrUon" rowing 22tvi i-Wsy IJ at Phone 1441 111 3 k 27 43 Happen • gsin 41 Dull (Inlih 43 Hoisting device 44 City (Belgium) - i< A ' device 36 Kemsla tvsly Krr.nAi. g g r i r y . - 3 •5 fowl u— l •s 30 W'SIWed tlnwly 3t Bivcr 33 Swabbing HIGH SCHOOL EOT with Power Mower wants mowing. Phone 719-M-4. 13— B4MP*K» o r r . . I WANT a Partnar | l Barret h. Gold i Her.) f An srm (CROSS « T o Pl*ce A Just Call 1821 IfiMM CASL TRADE-IN Prtee* tha W an t Ad paid far need faraltnrn CaQ 9U. WUaen-Mnler Furniture On. 211 Sanford Jfust have sbilnv •neeI nqufpm*ntr ? rVn ,l f <Ratnolis. ApPly 1903 T LIFE or H. A A. insurance agent wanted In Sanford tn sell in­ surance to Pilots or Career man. No Incntue In Premium nr War Clauses. Retired Nival officer can qualify for Agancy. Haven life Insurance Co. P. 0 . Box 2711, Orlando. Florida. uinii u u 'itu ii ja m a u ib u h d u L'tfUH aO£U LV7 i u u u u a a a uu ir.414 JUL*4U.<i( j) u ;i cu d or outlet a jU rlU aJ5t4.ni of a like line uuu (Southern L1.4lSUki;4fJ rt,U 1413 □U::]l4.1Ulli1 V S) UU UUU IILL'.J Entire ia.4UU£M UUul.l h»ppy •mount ’ UUDelU UUIJ. 5 A rhort 22 Eayy. •t* (in hber ef Silk in • d ii'i *••••» •» Girl •rams got 53 Roden! ,i i xar l in Pre c« 1So Am ) Go-1 ef u|, It Exeltm*, DAI L Y C R O S S W O R D IIS Magnolia Ave. "Your Headquarters for Automa­ ta Washers and Dryers ” Westinghouse Laundromat Maytag — ABC. As laxw as 1IM.P PHONE — 1757 Seminole Realty UNFURNISHED Garage Apart* FOR SALK - Two Bedroom House. Concrete _ block, utility, ment. 2 rooms, laron semen screen porch, large living room. porch, 200 W. 17th St. Phone Nice location. Angeles and Mawr-J. tsnia«, DeRar^Nrl^hL^njr^r^ CALL n u IP YOU would Ilka to rent a nice Two Bedroom. L > t y a a r ^ M i f . ^ a t a i r a Furnished Apsrtmsm. Semen porches. Garaga. Taka Upright piano, nice keyboard. good cooaditioa. 1100. P h o n e oaa child, no prt*. 1723-R. furn ish ed Apt. 212 Oak Avr. Ph. m 10M-M. RED-I-M DC C O N K R E T E Miracle Concrete Co. 2 Room complataly furn. cottage; ana Elm Ave. Phone 1233 utiltuaa iacL wank or month. 2404 P ark/ (Nationally Adv. Roili-Bead) FURNISHED Apt. 200 Park Ava. Mennfeetnrnd la Beeferd MY HOME. OM Palmetto. Punt, S — ilnnln Taw etih. H M Ofi isked. 2 Bedrooms. Electric n o weet Srd St Kitchen. •1 V A B H T 1I S PA N E L IN G FURNISHED 4 room bouse, elecNatim and Pnreign Weed*, fan A t m At flkt n u a Can crate Pipe Cn. i n . s u w u t ts u it. Phene 2M Ont Worn LMb M. *1 ? By STANLEY Center .1 ROOM S P E C IA L BY OWNER —Modern 3 Bedroom Extra cool room*. Television. 22 Home on large Corner Lot. S Piece Dinette Set, 3 Piece U r­ weekly. Kitehca privUege* avai­ Monthly p i v m e n t f , US SO. ine Room. 3 Piece Bedroom lable. 1015-W._________________ Phone gUS-W. Group with Mattre>« and Bov Sprtn;s ........ 2293.00. ttrrmi) HAVE Buyers for house with one 0 (1 9 lurnlahed apL ECHOLS BEDDING CO. or more Arres. out of City. Mod­ _ 311 Palmetto Ate. Phone >12. Carter 2nd 4 Magnolia Ph. 1222 erately Priced. "Bnd” Bamberger. Mgr. WKLa KA APAAiMWrrS: room*, w. h . -B u r m u m Monday's ttl * p. m. private bathe. I l l W. Piret Be Realtor — General Insurance Gertnide B. Diegfeldee Aeaerlel* One DAVID BRADLEY Garden Traetor. Disr. Turn Plow and Phone 2 m U2 N. Perk Ave. R ollow oy ad B B aby Bodo Cultivator. Like New: 1M0 Bar. Week er m onth-Ttl U » Prenrh Ave Parmitmre Oeoter t it Wee* ftoet To Help You Kent or Buy. Rata I- Payton CON CRETE <Reg. Real I'.slai* Broker! f u r n is h e d A r t s . Ready Mtsed Concrete Coeeret* Annabelle nrovn Henderson, Block, Sand. Gravel. Cement Aavorlale. a n s West » L Or ran at turnl* Concrete Pipe to Meet All Quali­ Ph. 2S71 — 17-92 at Hiawatha tux# Center. I l l Weal lit. fication. Phene 14*9 Avaion RAYMOND Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. 720-W. B Oat West 13th 64. IKK Seminole Realty for Deslr- SM »ewmg Machine*, and Repairing able Uooca and Apt*. Pbooe 27. B E R T S !M R. Park “ ITS. W oodru ff * S ta fW U rr mCE Bedroom^Prttrata « * “ *• — Factory te Ten — and hithTrnoo* 9P29-W. Rani E cU ta ?( NEWLY Furnlahed S Bedroom Enetnaed bead. Sag-proof tIQL.\C IjrfD pfl^che rail with ptnette ends. Plastic nr Shad/ l a w n . Good fuhlsi. Three bedroom home near school rayon tepee. Cotton nr nytun located on i»o lots. Owner laavM r hoot _______ ___, ing town and wishes to a*U hie had Paint Co. equity. This home hai porch, iJoakarik FURNISHED let and ear port*, uttlity room, spare 112-114 Wart bad I Phone 231 . apt*. Oiteen ApU. Call 1157*M heeler. V. blind*, stove It refri­ before 2:09. After «:QQ Call 1373. gerator. Tout price roly 110.200. RED-I-M DC C O N K R E T E • Room SrnUbed Apartment. R obert A . W illiam *, Realtor Mwarle Concrete Co. 2300 MellonUle. Raymona E. luindnuisl. Associate Phono 1333 Phone 1673 Atlantic Bank Bldg. .700 Elm Ave. I Bedroom hoove, nicely fundUsed furniture, appUancea, tools, abed. Porch, carport* and la-g* tie. Bougbt-aold. Larry's Mart. COUNTRY HOME 221 East 1st SL Phone 1121. ' car1* a n S f* 0* 1' J" R* Gr*ot* 2B R. home situated nn 3 acre* rxrdtcot garden land. M as­ A UtUr Bit of Kverythinct sorted citrus trees. Situated 1 furrliK. T H E C U R IO SITY SH OP block from school bus line Be. ducad for quick aala to 23.300. Neit to Bennett's Court 17-92 So alter * p. or on week-end*. a 17-92. 1T-M. Fiver 4 rnilu'aoutb on USED TRACTORS N E W M A SO N R Y HOME Points Motel. R. J. Cftroll, RUM Traeear Cs. 3B K. home almost completed on ■ w ay U-A Berth Phene Ml large lot situated Just out of Small 2 bedroom home uidurmisHcity oa Grapevllto Ave near Elec. Cook Stove —130., 4 Washed. 404 Sen Mercoi. Phone R. W. 1st St., excellent plea, top. tag machines —220 to 2«s . MsA. Williams at 1172. 170 month grade construction Ready for hoginy Buffet . 117 y». >rw In­ possession by Sept 1. Price ly. ner Spring Mattresses —121 3n, in.Ron, convenient terms. EiMetal Bed with Mattress—)17 30. elusive. Purxlahnd Apt. Pk. Oak Chest, 4 drawers— 213., Triple-Mirror Vanity — 212, Small Kitchen Cabinet — 213., TTWD BEDROOM P u r a l a h e d T. W. HERO China Cabinet —|1S . Good mne House. 112 Wert IMh SL Plume st or us Puno—|4S., Baby Bad and Mat­ eea-W after I:20 p. m._______ tress., ttno. Youth Red and klqftress—213, Drop Leaf Din­ t BEDROOM .Punished hou«C Wvnntsrood— Fie. room, 2 B B. R. ette. 4 chairs—III io or _________ garage gff. Ph. 742-W. H o»a: air eond. Equity py oownRnner Trading Peal er. >1100. Call iW -W . _ Hfway 17-92 South B bedroom bouse, tile bath, funs* ishrd. A1 Gibbons, Lake Mon­ iNEW 2 Bedroom Frame House In ____ Phone 2212 R. roe. sao. Dream »old Complete kitchen SH O E C L E A R A N C E block out of the city, deep CLEAN COTTAGE. r hone~301-J. one wel», electric pump. Trice 93.300., Ladies sr'4 * Ki< ' —a’l Shoev Down $300. Vonihly payments •l.Ort P R , 2 Bedroom Apartment. 230. mon133 Phooa 444-W, 4 p. m Hanford bhnn Center lhi>. includes lights, water. p. m. ______ 209 Sanford Ave._______ Phone 2U. « - - HUH! T W O W O R D S T O L D 'E M T H E W H O L E -S T O R V -B U T T H E Y HAD TO S T IC K A R O U N D FOUfR D A Y S .W IT H A T H O U S A N D D O L L A R S ' W O R T H O ' E Q U IP M E N T JU S T T O P R O V E I T !• Sols Bed Platform Rocker Pull L’p Chair Cocktail Table End Tshle Table Lamp >imnker M a th e r o f •u 1 2— * I •• s "I am s 1* 4 It s ss t;SV t.ss I.M s •» 5 I* I ss «•• III ss I 41 ta aa l* ** i* n it.i* itit* »'g e O* L a im a a t Call T e P i « i S iu k tii rrg y te M «S W ssiar* Jamkare* k «a i S i m s O 'a U tk C lu k M*WS S s « r i s At A Qlakes J a l f V I C kalM w w rh ih g D*«»llnaa im v i Slnrviag *|al*4l«k Itk Mutx f o r laa4<«* * Hvaiv Tim a Tor lAAIAA Oktf isaa auk X »»k is*a O a k n.ma or iftlMy W a n * A( Sh i A F T hn ais nar a. Farm Digaal ___ If It's Worth Aaytklar It’s Worth Adrortisioc Ir .1 �i • - No Question about i t * . . * YOU KNOW YOU SAVE! Count Your Total — It’s the Total that Counts -------- FROZEN FOODS SHORTENING FAN-HEDI FROZEN SH RIM P Pxkig. PAR-KEN LIMEADE 10 =*~ 99= DUNCAN HINES ORANGE JUICE 7 c - 99= ROYAL HAWAIIAN JESSE JEWEL!. CHICKEN POT PIES «■-« 79= Bread. Thigh, Drumdick* JESSE JEWELL CHICKEN PARTS » . 79= DEL MONTE SLICED ft LIBBY'S HALVES Peaches SUMMER GARDEN GREEN ft FROZEN GRAPE JUICE 25c Grape Juice 10c|Tea Bags «• a Dressing * ■ Fudge Cookie Tomatoes 3 MIXED VEGETABLES T __ FROZEN GREEN PEAS REAL SOUTHERN FROZEN ACRE PEAS I ASTOR AGEN DIXIE DARLING SALAD ASTOR Vac-Pak I 5 =~ 99= 2 2 3 29= 29= 99= AGEN RUSSO CRACKIN' GOOD ^ k FROZ. STRAWDERRIES 4 * =~ 99= STANDARD , MARGARINE f BISCUITS ^ VALUABLE CODFON ATTACKED TO OUFESHA] PILLSBURY GOLDEN 133/4-oz* CHOCOLATE 13V 2-O Z I3-oz PEANUT SOUTHERN STAX EATRITE FLAVOSTUL CHUCK ROAST SH’LD. ROAST T-BONE STEAK CLUB STEAK ROUND STEAK SHORT RIBS STEW BEEF EAT4BR 100HD BOOK XAT R irr* DELICIOUS ____ S L IC E D B E E P L IV E R - 191 ‘Eat-Rite’ HAMBURGER 3 - ‘ l 00 LITTLE PIGGIES BREAKFAST UNK SAUSAGE "EAT-UTT TPTI O HRLOW O t ifcife FLORIDA COOKED M E A T «ir EAT4 R I UAH BEEF ---- BACON S A LE ! --- LOVETT* BACON B DAYS FRESHER! *T A T «ir PLATS ■ E LS E �\J9vrr Wea flier ad ta ffrady in r»rtlr rlnudr with teal, terrd showers end lhundersh** erx Imtsv K-rnmlny less Burner. »u> tonight end Friday, 21% te • AN IVDEPEVDKV n tnIL rY v r pE p DA N fw F X 5cPpAt P R 9 A<m« Uteri P S A N F O R D . F L O W ID A 1 T W S P A Y , A U G U S T 2S. 1935 VOLUM E XLV1 Capt. Jackson Says S N A A S Only Master Heavy Attack Base Captain Robert W. Jaekaon. Commanding Officer of the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station, mid the Seminole County Junior Cham­ ber of Commerce today that the local air itation ia the “ Msster Heary Attack Bssa" and the only one in the nation. And then he pointed out that It |i the only itation that he knot a nf that doesn't hare bua icniee from the adjacent city to the s’.ation'a gates. “ We don’t have trou­ ble getting the Navy men to town.” he said, “ but we do hate trouble getting them back to the atation at night." Captain Jackaon sad. “ There Ira many mmora running ramiant that the Sanford Naval Auxi­ lary Air Station would be cloaed f Jaycees Are Asked To Help Prepare For Fishing Rodeo Mora than 000 fishing poles will be put in readiness tonight •t tha City Shop* to be used by the children next Wednesday dur­ ing tha annual Jayeea Pishing Rodeo at Trout Pond. Bob Kilpatrick, ehalrtnan for the event, said today, that poles, lines, lead xlnkera, hooka, and roots will be renewed and put into tip-top shape so that young­ sters will have every advantage In catching tha biggest fish. Pish are being trapped by tha Came ate Preah Water Pish Commission to be used In restock, big Trout Pate. Porter tensing, local sports enthusiast, said that the fish will be larger this year than In ths previous rodeos. Numerous prises are being planned and prepared for filin g i n !< years old ate younger era •'.lowed to takn pert end will bo given poles, Knee, holt, and all paraphtrial la necessary to catch ths big ones. In addition. Ice cream and cold drinks will he served I# those participating ia the Jaycee Fishing Rode*. Ruses will ope rata on a regular schedule to pick up children In every area for tte trek te Trout Pond next Wednesday afternoon. The number of burnt, stops, and routes will be announced later, Kilpatrick said today. Jaycees are urged te report to­ night to the City Shops to help ■Sid RIChard, la charge of pre­ paring tha poles, put *he mere than 000 cracker poles in readiness for next,Wednesday. "It is a big talk,” Kilpatrick aatd today, -but wo will gat them all (a readiness tonight" Panel Discussion Scheduled At SHS Friday morning Aug. 30 at 8:30 a m. Jn SeeninoU High grhool a panel discussion will te held on tha subject at "Bettor Schools for Cbildrea.” Devotions will be (Ivan by the Rev. Perry Stone of the First Christian Church. Tha panel will consist of modern lor, D. C. Williams, three students representing senior, Jun­ ior ate atenaatary schools; twa lacteal Brim—, Use 8H8 u»W «at principal. Andy Bracken ate • legislator, Valin WUteaia Jr. Howard Gordi* wfll tin# a coin aa entertnlasasMt. laparta ate aa* aaunramaata will alaa ka Made. The public ia Invited U attate and aapadallp ynrento who art interacted la batter acbecta far their thlldrra. lap” a ill te stew* tomorrow at McKinley Hall at T ate • : » p. at. All Iriaadt of tte church are fata Had la attend, atetad tea Bat. MUtoa Wyatt. Tte fila deal* with tte Ufa atari al tea tanadar at tea Meteedict Church. A Waa>viO offering wtH te Utea. T Jrs t again. I think I ran hriag you a brighter pic'ure today." “ Every station has a Master Shore Station Mailer rian. and we hast one at the Sanford base." tha Captain explained. And he commented further that “ Tha Mas­ ter Plan is a comprehensive study in tabular, narrative and yraphie form which depicts the ultimate growth of the station. It is a plan­ ner'* dream world. Upon these plans we have a well founded pro­ gram for expansion." Captain Jackson told the Jaycees. “ Today. II >ears after the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station was activated, ws have ths same physi­ cal layout and ths same buildings with which the station started.” Humorously, he said, “ Even the termites know each of us by nama." For practical convtnichon and for future building, permanent buildings will be erected Only the wartime structure* will he tern porary," said Captain Jackson.. "And our Mastar Plan", tha Cap­ tain told tha group, “ includes par minent structures." The SNAAS Commanding officer explained to ths Jayeeei and their guests the many offices and com mates through which each request must te submitted when recom­ mendations for future buildings and expansion are made. And then. Captain Jackson said. Congress considers aach item and It U alther approved or turned down ate then allocated, directly to tte station and not through each military office through which the request was channeled. The Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station has been favored twice since Its reactivation. In IMS, Captain Jackaon commented, au thorliatioa was received to expand tte Bast-West runway to 0.000 fret to teka cars of the newer type plane*. We .were l i w f m n again “ What see hare planned far next year will he ts projects," Cap­ tain Jackson emphasised. "Taken from our Master Plan, which for obvr.ua reasons cannot be des­ cribed" And he added. "I don't think I'd be amiss to fell you our greatest need la for a Urge, huge hanger to take rare of our squad­ rons." Captain Jackson remarked, " I 'n sure that Congress will te looking at this far next year. "The Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air SUtion has bern provided with limited funds with which to operate, and wo fry to gat the most out of every dollar given to us." This operating fund. Is for tha eivlUin payroll, utilities, and Iht money is spent right here In Sanford. Our operating fundi for this rear, te Mid, are 14 pat cast greater than last rear." Captain Jackson outlined far tte Jayeaua at Ihetr noon luncheon meeting today the proposed spend­ ing of ( 1M.000 far repair* ate ad­ ditions to the present structures and facilities at tha local statioo. Ha explained that a 110.000 ad­ vance fund has been received for the architectural planning for 40 by 100 Butler Type bulldingr to provide shop spare for the squad­ ron* stationed at tha local base. “ Thu Indicates to me," be said, “toil wall get the rest of tha mooay whan plans are rompleled. "Tha individual man to the Na­ vy la tte best weapons we have. “ For tte welfare of thasa men we have received funds to proride greater recreation facilities at GoMcn Late. “ I hart every reason In balleve that we will get more project* ap­ proved before next July," ate te addtd sailing, "we've asked for (tea." "One expression at our expan­ sion program U the monthly pay­ roll. 8170,006 U distributed every month to the military ate civilconsideration I h t many tea personnel, which doesn't take chocks received by dependent families aad local banks far dapoolt to personal accounts." turn ms rising bis explanation at tte station ex­ pansion program, told tte Jayctes that tte Basfard Naval Auxiliary Air Station to a 10,000.000 plant aad that "Wa do bare aa orderly program." Ha explain­ ed that "I bava every reasea to believe that soma major construe* Uea wtB te starting at tte local stotioa bp Jbly of 1107." Wa'ra delighted to te bore In to tte 8^ f l't ! Four-Laning Is Stalemated Until Right-Of-Ways Are Cleared Bombshell Explodes At Meet 7th-Day Adventist Registration Set For School Year Next Monday and Tuesday, Aug. 29 and V), arc registration days at the Sanford Seventh-day Adventist Elementary C h u r c h school located at Seventh St. and Elm Avc. tirades one through eight arc being offered this year, whereas, last year only grades on* through six were available to patrons of the church and com­ munity. "Children and psrenU alike arc looking forward with eagerness for the opening of the school on Sept. 0. They hair a new school!" It was brought out by tha Rev. W. J. Oilman A. If Waterman, builder for th* Florida Conference of Seventhday Adventists who ti m charge of construction. Is pushing comple­ tion of the building to order to have the educational room ready by the opening date of school. This new educational and wel far* building is a two-room concrcta-block structure of modern design with floor spar* of 1,*7I feet. One room la to be used for a school room; the other room will serve aa welfare ceoler and recreational purposes. This building, says tte Rev. Oilman, Is btlng made possible by (untribulioiu of member* and friends. Car b Completely Destroyed By Fire A t (.*80 p m. TusMwy're 1MI Cadillac Coupe De Villa was comp’etely destroyed about one-half mile e ft highway 17-02 on Bute Road 410. Owner of tha car la Letli* Merle Foster, Oviedo. The ear had reportedly caught fir# on th* Inside fiont and burned all the way bark • Three fir* extinguisher* and a water truck were used to try to v* It. Investigating were Ptlmn. Carl Williams, Ptlmn. T. Mari Mark; Deputy Sheriff Eubanks and the Forestry Service. Grandfather Says Child Too Noisy; Girl Fatally Beaten TEXAS CITY. Tex IT -A TOrear-old man wa* charged with murder last night after beating his 8-year-old granddaughter to death with a hammer because "ate was making too much noise." Robert Wallace told Asst. Dili. Atty. A. A. Alexander and Police Chief O. C. Beard that te smashed Franc** Jean Wallace's skull as aha sat coloring pictures. II* said •he had been “ singing and holler­ ing" while he wis trying to sleep. Tte child was struck some 20 times. Tte parents. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Wallace, wer* at work. Relatives said th* grandfather had been mentally depressed recently ate had attempted autelda. And te M t h t e i - v• Dial Uni cashes Barrage Of Words k* A re Nearer; H uston JE$tmA«Miur t Newcomers At Coffee Club's Morning Meeting fee*. a y p . » m W i * i *« •Go st ^iisn. l-oowej |*i' os'f* *1 In '., liiyt *#• *avi-)>**iwi p » i " . . . . . t s f * * t i * t rea­ ts ll»«t«to, sent H.'-rVr *»■**. ul *<e»^i*|e of It shsw* .» o*i »** c * * •I Cs-psie* Newcomers and Chim ber of H«« »UI ( m < A * h i M s Commerce members drank co.Jre A. AIih» fells* ' and ate d«tjghnuls this monuig kills at lb* Seminole County C h a m v r of Commerce third “ Coffee G*.b" program. Program emcee Don Itih a grcc.cd the guett* with president­ elect George Touhy bringing th! group up in-dal* on Clumber setvitics during the part month, Touhy said, “ There Isn't f t x u n to be said about the 17-02 htg way four-toning project and i s importance to Seminole Count . You can Imagine the present ro. I being four-laned or annthrr roid running off th* bridge by-pasSnig Sanford” Touhy told tha chamber me ber» and guests that the ‘ Co'lr Club” idea Is catching on West Palm Beach and Lake!landl---------------------— | Permission will be caked of the foWowmg suit. Seders) Power Commission by 1 if f .s;t> i T (a Gag and Oil [ Sanford Naval Auxiliary Alt - upur-ilmn to cun truet and op R"n " ?g'n*. *oll censersation Station’s Commanding O f f i t e r ••rale a natural g«< pipeline lin k - j* '1 B f J ’ Seminal* Boil GMiari Captain Itobcrt W. Jack-on, said mg soulliw r.tern sources of a tip .|'« tlu n Disirlct reported his month that “ We're getting a great In ply With p r s c lir a ''/ a ll major F k s . i ‘ 7 a d lv itic s i<t members of the flux of new personnel st tgr i t j rid* break's. board reccn'.ly, tion." lie also reporter! Hint rlirsg the i monthly payroll averages akproxl Ttu* word was ( |vrn te the be. ,K » »,u l " T h l" if f‘ ,m n u trly 1270.ux) with s llitio n s l I mlno'c t otrnly » 'amber of Com- plans were . rked nut with John amounts coming directly t-l fam i­ m m e by a represanlattva nf the Higgiru, II II. Hunter, and J C H iilchlton.” In sddilion, he added lies and dependents. rone rn yerterday. Approxim ate!/ 125 horses w ill in his report. "Tw o Initial m over Captain John Blackburn, CentAr,-online lea newx reeeivrd here nerad# down F irst St. on lush r saltnn plans were worked out with manding officer of ItotWm* One. Day with mrml>rra of Ike Hu y m Sanford al the Chamber nf Com- Jack Smith >nd K M. I j II i' v .'* introduced by Captain Jacks-n Hoot* Hiding t int.. The lime for mene o tflrr, the line vrotil.l link “ Tho major portion of tint* vseek told the group that “ We're happy the Sanford area with the pipe- was spent,” Wiggins told the event h«s keen set at I " * 1 the to be h ere ." And continue I, "J ; line with a hnnrtrr station located The parade will act as the le« Iheard niemhr is , “ in k dim i nut hope relations with the Ns y In o ff for a slate of activities ache- bctwrs'n S.mforil and Dcltary in priv at* fish ponds." I’ n were Sanford and Seminole C o u rt1 will duled to run throughout the dev Volusia County. kiiic.r inut for o . c tun. Cur continue to be as good as r< orted a id w ill tw* Immediately followed The Invcstmrnt will apprnilm ite Its Green, Gtc no Norm A. G to me and w ill improve in tge fu­ hy a fish fry a l the Farm er* t l 10.000.000, according In a reF n t n t , n c Dodd, and F . A ture." le»>e by F . K Stanley, rhstrmsn I)) nH , according lo the !>-p'irt. Vuction Market. Captain Blsekburn added! “ We A t the Club'* Arena at 1 p i” and president of the corporation "Moat ot them pond, were out w ill appreciate your tolfranee a rodeo w ill g«l underway with He-irtngi are slated In begin in of Palanrr snd contained rough with the noise problem « b i« will eelf, roping, wild row m ilking October, said Forrest E Breck- fish. "1ha ponds w ill be properly he an Increasing one In fie fu greasy p'g catching, and other cnridge, chamber manager, who rrs ln . kfd With him' gill bream lu re ." events. Prises will l»e awardqd. rrcrlvrd the information about the and black ha*s by the Seminole Starting at 0:30 w ill he • | ssrt project. Soil Conservation D istrict." I -.pure dance at the Sanford It will take one year to rondrurt The report staled (fiat "One I Xrtnorf with music furnished by the line with gas being suitab le pond, In the Geneva area, * i « ' the Hordowners. A ll proceeds of 10 the area by the end of IM7. sampled under th* guldancn of the dance w ill go to Die Crippled Stanley, to his statement r* . Male Soil Conservation Service ' Children's Home. leasrd to the press through the Hlulogist Howard lli'-la n d , ami ORMOND B E A C H M V R ich ­ Included In the featured esents local Chamber of Commerce, the results showed that the lakc ard C. Friend. 01, Invegtor and a rt to t>r 25 mounted children •aid that marketing agreements former employe of the U S Sleet rganiied into • drill ie»m. T h e y |a ly c id y made with gas distrihut m ntainrd a large number of gar Corp.. died yesterday. Re lived are from the Batinell Ranch in ms companies, Imlurtriallsts, and li'h and suckers and very few bream and bas>,'' her* 16 je e rs . I>- l.am i. municipalities "more than'' war* The final Item of the report Friend bed been aupe'fntrndent — — — —— — —rant the undertaking. made hy Wiggini brought out. of the forcing drpartm rlt of the P \ T M C V IIIIS IO N P"*er commission generally that \Mlliam West, leeretary to U . S. Steel n*. Pittsburgh. Pa., and, M IAM I '**—ilr s Jam es D. Cm,k “ '"'Plelcs »*• work on such apple the local dirtrirt, has <h-\eloped while there. Invented 4 «af<ty •farnt »« months. I a good F F A television program wrench, which was named-fm him, to. w a . killed yestrrdar when her dealing with conservation and w ill ate 40 other a :tid e * the corpora, mdum j * .« w . £ £ • £ £ } be presented at noon on Sept. 7 ." atrccl Intersection. lion U sliU using. •third, by the first ot I0M The ror;>orallon w ill then begin deliv­ ering MO.wxtonn cubic feet of gas per day into Florida. Thirty-inch pipe will be laid, ac­ cording to plans outlined yester­ BOA e L day, to a point In Florida where distribution begins in spread. The step down wilt be graduated, re­ WASHINGTON iv -S e rre ta ry of quiring lf> Inch pipe st first, then 20. Irpcring off with I* Pipe re­ Slate llu llrs said today East-West quired w ill weigh 300,000 Ions. It negotiations at the forthcoming Big will he laid a dlstanca of 1,110 Four foreign ministers meeting w ill put tu the lest the “ true miles, including laterals. The Slate Chamber of Com­ sp irit” of amity developed at Ihr* merce gave Its endorsement to summit conference at Genova last this Houston Corporation, former­ month. Dulles told newsmen that this ly, on N'nv. 14. st the organisa­ tion's irth annual meeting held was a point Intended In be made to President Eisenhower's foreign at Miami. policy speech before the Am erican B ar Assn, at Philadelphia yester-j A f H a l f M f l C f day. Dulles said there was no new $no Private Fish Ponds Will Be Restocked With Better Fish Million. Plan Bi Eyed By Gas Firm Dusfy Bools Sets Gala Festivities • fe ll For Labor Day Here R. C . Friend Dies In Ormond Bcqch 'True Spirit' Test To Get Going Over Flags n a i f D D uai Honoring Hecker ln |he | (W i The secretary of state spoke with reporters before flying from W ash­ NEW T O R T R IC H E Y <*-11**1 ington to New York where he a ill flew at half staff here today to address the Council on Foreign R«-| "A tojWMMter la whre yau are are4# m- No. 261. 17-92 toa g^tetote 10 toa m m «te» toara ana «p toM M y Mat m ■fltoi m b aai aBlaan at tot laral ■ to la . Mas l / t w d Wire Captain Betert W. Jackson ate Cantata Jeka Blackkuca teeor ot Ifaney lleeker. T». who owned to Lake Erie Monday •kite aa a honey moon cruise. Tte Heckers act out from hare May 81—10 days after their marrlage—on a cruise which took them 4 ,m mile* about the country. They fan lata rough water* srith their K-foot boat to Lika Erie. Mrs. Heckar. TO, was rercual whan. IK MMII «M f l.yf, “t rh.e nononq i* tpeni on tht< r> «d there Is not arnther road m th# rounty with a priority that this ere has. and there are other pl.vret to tho district that want additional money badly.” • I'n til vn i people get together and g 't th'a right of way com­ pleted, we e tn 'l do a thing," ha > Dial warned, “ Cnleit th* peop!# aIon.* the highway login to rta* tire that until they b-gln to eon• :•*« r ttr« pro (ret a eivl* one and a tot of pe-vplv negtn giving prop n ty t* ’ Ka right nf way. It w ill ever b<- eoinnlete t I haven't any sympathy with th e.* people. I f wr don't spend th* butlgeted money on this highway this year. It r i'l I e charged against tha ili- ir lil next sear and sre wilt b* )j-t I at much longer getting tha prole. | completed.' To i|ue«G ins plied to Dial by c i ,iirr an D railey njhanr and • 'de Commissioner K srl lligginti.lhani. h.e said, "The fear exrre»se»l already is this—If money Is rpenl on right-of-ways—hose a ir s .• i going to hava money |* f | for lie connect-up? “ It’s going to lake a civic drlva to ms'«e th • people along thia route rralire that It's their duty to *««!•!." D al related. The bomishrlt in th* meeting fell when D 'sl, listening to ban* trrrd Huru'sion anting tha com* oilttce members, rpoV* tip ami told the group, “ If tha right-of-way Isn't solved, then It stands to season that the road will necessi* late a cheaper rout* front the bridge, by-psssing Sanford." And he added, “ Burveya have bee# wadr " Dial pointed out to th# group that he w asn't threatening the group, that th# statement wa* mere fart. “ tYe don't do business on th* Road Board that way," k# said. James A. Wright, one #f th# CITBLR JUICE PLANT leader* In th* French Av*. project, FORT CANAVERAL OF- FmH told th* group that "This road la Industries toe. of Bradenton signed |much mor# vaiuaMf to Drang* a 10 year leas* far 30 acres with County than it I* to Sanford. th* Canaveral Tort Authority yes-, Orenga County hat got to sxsmpll* tenter. It laid th* land will be fy snd show that they want this used far a citrus Juice plant and a Igead toe " Ax ±n afttrthe Ik* * f 4 to lalions tomorrow. The ^e.nton*.. County Chsmhre of Commerce I one Itvnge High* way ’ e Committee, hcsd» I by J. Bfalter i v h « , , . «»s hroucht . 0 to dele t*«r nigh* or si! duta:!* completed In th» pt»m for fourIvnli.g 17from the Sanford C ity limits lo th» Orange County line. Mre'ing th* lT-member roinmttirr fast night wera R o i l r,o*rd rirm hor Wiltisrn Dial ef ■'rlsndo D D t-irt V ";in « *r F :tfh l* Green snd A o ls ts n t D utr.et En« gm rrr C. A . Benedict. After Seminole County Commis­ sion Chairman John Metsch I roughs the members up to the minute on 'he county's work on the s 'c rrin g of r i g h t * of-irev Informstion. A ssist* snt Distiiot Engineer Benedlot told the rrr u p that deeds for parcels of property from the Five Point* inter*eelion to the Orance County linn w ill he completed next week. IPs) potot«.!!v totd the Chamb­ er's Itichw av Planning Committee, I'm s little hit eo.ifuird on th* J7-02 deal." Then he added, “ I am surprised that there are ftemlrule County people who doubted that Orange County would net complete Its end nf 17-02. Dial emphsrtred to the eltlrens* croup that " a ll enctorrrt In tho Poad Derusrtmctrt In thia D irtrirt h*»e 17.1? a* their top project." Its stated th at, “ There's never t* -n anv doubt as far »* Orange County ■• eonreroe«t. “ We have a vital Interest in there a r'rria t hlphwsT*, and quit# f ' a n k l v h e a d jrd , "there’s *800,n.m m the hu lg*t for t ; ,»2." Commenting on ths progrea* ot prrlintinniy wn’ k on til* four* Isniiig project D 'sl told *he high­ way group, "W h y it has taken a ll summer long to mniplela th* ah* stra rti, I don't know It's a ter* t'ffie |»H to y * ' a Federal proJn t planned, budgeted, approved a -I aH details worker) out," ka laid. An I thro tike « hornhiheil due* Ing the meeting. Dial fairly about* ad "I'm rot sure ynu want this res d! " I raw Irfi rou th 's," he said, XU," ' - lL � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1955 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 24, 1955; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6c30d1b402a76430a0371c11178b5533.pdf 49b844a6deda95cadb71c5f6d0be9880 PDF Text Text • <* U B S #Y _ ► « VWfl ■' — - 7-?’* - sT ' - T U B «A N B O W > HFWAT.Yi Page 8 Mon. A u g . 22, 1955 Princess Margaret Reaches 25 Today Is Important Day LONDON, in-Princes* Margaret | i j j years old today and tt mild be a very Important date (or the little alitor of the Quten. For the flrit time In her yotin* Ule the blureyed, elfin prineen aland* squarely before the “door of grace.'' It could o|en and ahe might itep through to new happi­ ness. The “ door to grace” la a quaint legal and rccleila»tlcal term m-anInrf that, by irttllng a few formalltlev which are regarded minor, ahe may now marry any man °f her ehoire. The approach of her Eth birth­ day brought a new flood *f ipeculati in a* to 'shrlher *he may be c me the wife of M year old Croup Captain Peter Townsend. Their name* have been m a c ijlr l in romantic gucislng, but an obilacic ha» been that he haa divurced hia wife. Tht- royal marriage act prohlblta P i marriage of persons Ip the British royal family without the sanction of the mvereign. A* »overeign Queen Elizabeth would find It emharraMlng to approve the marriage of her atiler and the gal­ lant air forre eaplam became Ihe Quern la al*o temporal head of the Church of England whlrh di»epprovci the remarriage of di­ vorced peraon* while diacardel apou'e* are atill living. fiut now. on this birthday, the Quern aiept out of the picture and •void* any rmharraaament. It la now neceaavT only to give a year's notice lu the privy council and both home* of Parliament. If all of the,r bndir i do not expreisly disapprove, a marriage may take place. In Ihe preaent mood of the coun­ try, aay do»e obiervera, it la almoit inrnnreivable that Ihe coun­ cil and both houses of Parliamvnt would atand in the way of Marga­ ret'* happlnraa, Meanwhile Margaret's heart la her own lightly guardrd accret and Uic royal family nrvrr take* part in speculation, tint th e n la avery evidence that Margaret retnalna the darling of the royal family, aurroundrd by aympathy and love. She ta living teatfully and fully and it taking on an evergrowing ahare of the royal rraponilbilltlca. There la aoma thought, after her tureeaaful tour of the Weal Indie*, of actiding her to Ceylon neat year to open a trade fair. Importance O f A ct Not Realized WASHINGTON, CT— Probably men literally trying to bum their nona of the six aoldleri realized bridges behind them. But they were so closely pursued by Southern what a biatorie moment It wat. True, the red earprt wa* laid forces on another engine that the down for them at the War Depart­ scheme didn't work. After 00 miles of flight, the stolen ment, aomrt Ing rar# for enllated ment, something rare for enllited engine’s furl gave out. The men by military b rail amt civilian Jumped and look to the woods, department head* waiting their Within a few days all were rap­ turn to »re Lincoln'* aecretary of tured. Andrews and seven others war. Edwin M. Stanton. Imide, along with Stanton, were the terretary of the tre**ury, Sal­ mon P. Chaie, and the vice pre*ident, Hannibal Hamlin. There, on March » , IMJ, itartlng with Pvt. Jacob Parrott of Fairfield County, Ohio, Stanton gave the firit Army Medal* of Honor ever awarded. Stanton *1*« gave each aoldicr *100, and If they were more im­ pressed with the money than ihe medal, It'* understandable It haa taken year*—and aome atmoil In­ credible hernlim—to give Ihe*med­ al the prestige it no* ha*. To win the hlgheal military award thla nation tan t>e»tow, a man mu-t ri*k hit lire. All too often, he must give up hi* life, too. He must show gallantry and bravery far beyond the call of duty. He mu<t do aomethlng so out­ standing that, if he hedn’t done it., no one would have ground* to' con demn him. And hi* hembm must he at letted by at leait two eyewitneate* The House recently passed a b II to give each winner a *100 a month pension. It then wrnl to Ihe Senate Finance Committee where It still wa* awaiting action when Congrrs* adjourned this month. Tb# bill wa* Introduced after Democratic Hep. tllin Teague, of College Station, Tea., himself a much decorated veleran. learned that three Medal of Honor winners! are on rellrf. In early day*, the medal some lime* wa* given In hatrhea, but it haa become increaaingly difficult to win. Those first ill winners might not qualify today, even though there’* no doubt they took part la a daring and unuaual maneuver They were part of a plan (hat Involved flipping behind enemy lines and stealing a train, sabo­ taging a railroad line and rutting off lupplles to Confederate* in Tenu n ite . A aeeref agent, James J. An­ drews, led It volunteers, dligulied as civilian*, on the dangerou* mis­ sion. They had gone Into the South and were on the train, heading north, when It stopped at nig Shanty, Oa„ and the conductor yelled, 'Twenty minutes for breakfasti" The hungry passengers period off, and the Northern soldier* look over. Thu* began a wild flight northward, with Andrew* and hi* •: Don't Take Chances On Drinking Water a>?b!ai|I £ a* b t ^ af<*1 ■aai'ii ................. V lA.v ----- jOT the t u _______ The proposed bin would not rely increase these monthly payments to *1W. but would also allow heroes under to who have left the service to apply for the pension. About a million men have teen wartime service since Lincoln signed the congressional resolution disking the award possible. And of that vast horde of uniformed men, the last official tally shows only 3,lGt have iron IL Of these, 2.194 have served to the Army, 72E to the Navy, 23* to _______ and 4 tn flie A!r Fere#. And to show you bow difficult it is io win, of Use first II medals awarded In World War U, 10 wer, to men who died In aeilun an 1 four others were wounded. There’s a widely held belief that anyone who wtaa a Medal of llonur Is entitled to a salute, regardless of his rank. A military expert wha b it done research on the subject says he can't find any reg u lati* supporting this theory, although various services and units may occasionally follow It. AUTOMATIC^ PLUGS JUST LIKE TOASTER WHIN USED ON 115 VOLTS NO SPECIAL WRING REQUIRED , *9t human k. mm m *m l m j . I HAVE aan a ad view h r y n frees any am am of poButloo. On fishermen today, especially for use outer band, spring water gushing Hum a reek crev lea may those of you who hop* to do easting In straaga atrewaa to annytng pollution from far away. Creviced rocks provide no your vacations. f am not going to tell you how filtration or purification. to ratch fiah. Just about all of you You cannot tell water purity by probably are far better lUhermen taste or aznell, either. Home water than 1 am. But I think a word of ta not a bit harmful although It warning la In order about water— contains gases Ilka hydrogen sul­ for drinking, cooking and wash­ phide, which have an oflenstvs ing utensil*. Thirsty Excessive amounts of common That alear, apai t llng, twtrtly running stream loofca mighty table salt or other minerals some­ tempting to a thlraty fisherman. times give water a brackish last* It U tempting, an right, bat N dust remember th a t organism* th at earns disease can not to eeen might not to aafa. and vwry rarely do they cause had Clear, sparkling water, ec trary to popular ballot, ta not odors or tastes to water. Most common diseases ermalways pure. Thla is a dangerous tracted from polluted water are standard for judging water. dysentery and diarrhea and occa­ Popular Idea sionally Intestinal disturbance*. Again, Ih t popular Idea t b i t a Any of thaae earn ruin a vacation stream purifies Itself tn flowing or weekend outing. t o , d o n t taka chances even If ■ certain flutanee should not to taken a* an Iron-dad certainty. you think the water la purs. Dali A stream portfire Iteatf In relation It or sterilise it before drinking or to Its ability ta aboorb oxygen using tt for culinary purposes. wmomend AEtwn from the air. Thus, tt la natural Mrs. H. p.j u there any medi­ that a rocky-bottom turbulent sirrarn absorbs more owygen than cine that will make Mgs flashier; a alow moving owe. B u ilt might I nan mixed weight accept In gtega. not have absorbed enough to to Answer! There k no way of aafa. wnlih I am aware of brlsgU-g Sola W o tv about an increase m weight at a A aorta Mwwmmm in specific part of the body. Baer else gnve) formations pro- might to of some value tn betid­ Tides aafa water, ing up the muscle Mama. lOmatWU. I**a Kl*« Pm m Im.) CANARY AMMIYEfl UAYSVILLE, My. tl* - Jack Benson wrote to bis tom s in Co­ lumbus, Ohio, and asked them ta ■end him hla canary- It arrived Wednesday, but an express man bad a hard time Om Mm (be add­ ress, U> W. ltd flL fleetly ha dlaiereeud M was tto county tall, Benson, bald «a n bad attack wera executed. Elghl of those Im­ prisoned escaped The remaining six later were peroted, and it was In them that the first Army Medal of Honor went. The offlrial Army history of the medal says that a* the years went .by abuie* became widespread. Around the time nl Custer's last stand, Brig. Gen. Alfred A. Terry '■.vjt______ "1bad to manders: "Medal* of Hewor ere not totended for ordinarily good cond u et" Evmtually a board of Investiga­ tion waa tn agree completely with Terry—end the names of t t l early winners were stricken from the honor list. One rule that helped: Recom­ mendations for a medal must be made within two years after the heroism Is performed. Well, honor may swell a man’s . r ! tt. 1V l ' ■ -■/**-:-■ I. --VL ■. ^1 . ■---*■/-. -. L-l , b a t X doesn’t ueneenrily do murk for bis stomach. In sendee, a lftd al of Honor naans an extra IS a month for the enlisted man who wins 1L Out sH service, It means a HO a month pension attar the winner reaches to. Even here, string* are attached. For example, retired effleen who draw regular pensions can’t quali­ fy. As nearly as Ihe House Veterans Affairs Committee can determine, 111 Medal of Honor winners are atm alive. Of these, only M get 1 - l. --y T “ rt/Vk '.A A * V- y imfl - MODff W -3 :. • NOOUTSIDEVENTINGNECESSARY • NO CHARGE FOR HSTALUTN1 • NO CHARGE FOR DCUVERt • NO EXTRA CHARGE FDR WRITHE B U N fllft • EASILY ADAPTED FDR USE ON 238 WILTS GENERAL $ E LE C T R IC APPLIANCES, CO. A DI M el Cessersi Uerirk t m l a st mma T o m a e r ,T r A jr r a 7 n o "ANNAPOLIS STORY" T O D A Y S B Y Q IM — ------- FR A N C H IS tD GCf. D E A U R { t: * * . - i fJ I ISSv »*4 • ■ * i,- *XL Flo.r ■ - ' �■*» • 4 la f f l aU w i U % STJte D an fort* Sm *aiii la i ja u a . • AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAIt.V N EW SPAPER Weathci Clear I* partly cloudy through ttfilndxrfi* Kith s riiirrrd m<M|. •v slirrnoon thtindrcshnners, fesr Rlshl snd morning shower*. * TUESDAY. AUGUST 2.1. H».S.v A m ncialed P ra m le a n e d W ire NO. 2M. Paul Waner Slated Fringe Area Residents L°.* ^pEear T?,ni9ht Air Annexation Opinions With Dazzy Vance Off-Street Parking 0 Possibilities Good For Excursion Boat To locate In City Th* possibilities for a hugs « • cu n ton and slghuaatng boat for Sanford still remain food, accord* Inf to word ratvived a t th# msstir g nf Sanford City Commissiona rt U tt night. City Attorney * . Shinholtar aubmittad a proposed contract for tha boat to tha commit*toD«ri for contidaratton. Tha contract will ft»a W. fi. 9 Ramp and Richard Sodoro an as* atuslva franch!to to opanto th t aifhtaoam f and riro r axeurtlon boat from tha city pior* Attorney Shinholtar p o in ts to tha rommitclonara that tha con* tract would require tha two "pa^ a tore U c a n y public liability In accord* rwa with an ordinance si* vttdjr oa th# Im fo N Uw books* la centldarati on for tha axelu* M atv, franchlta t# aparata tha hug* * best, tha City of Sanford would roeaiva 18 par cant r i tha ta t profiu from the operation of ouch an attraction. Police Department . Records Show $290 Collected In Fines Ttnaa collactad in City Court y aturday aftaraaas r i U « » - * according to tha Sanford Polite Department •eenrdt thia mominf. Catat afaln tt Jam#* Cynic » « • clay for "carol##* and nafllfant driving", Lais K* l 4 -caralaaa and ■**»«•«» and -n s driven Iteasaa-. and Win Iriek far •v a m « * r. "drunkanm and “ real t ting arrant".** » • " * * a rata af -canlaaa and aagUgwnt driving- agalnat Ralph Ogle, o n * continued until Friday's court. A rata a fa ln tt F o m tt A. La* for “doatroyiag ty " wat dttmltted by Judge John Lsentrdr# m Fine* worn aeteteed or aatroatod n In two cat** of " c a ra im . ‘ " l nvgllgwt driving"• dlaardarly rood net". a Janitor Workshop * Is Conducted Here A sorkthsp tor Janitor* af the Samlcola Ctm ty Schools w ai held * " i w r o k . SuporvUor WaHar T .a gur taid thii morning. About » Jsaltors mat lor lha one day aossloa at Sanlord Gram* mar School w hen isp m eeU U w i af tha County and BUto Health 4 Dapirtmanta rpoka to tha group and tomosatratod many • • r * to maintain aaniutios and ckaali* a n t to tho schools. Taafua laid H ut to sr difforooi aaTatman rapraaosttng companki whota products will bo seed tn tha tchooU thia yaar domositMlad the uto af matortala furnished by thorn. . The purpoaa t i Utt workshop Teague »aid. ia to maintain • uni* to rn Janitorial im to n thrasgbeut Uu lomtooto County School aysUrn. - I t to UH joint roopsn.itolb t j r T s a g s o printed oto. “r i j h o Ntalth Unit and Uto Bnard r i Ido* ratios to ton that flto ochoola a n loth healthful and aeailary." T*o bnabiU greats ■»tU tha Ssnford M n n ontl BtirbiU. Stadium diamond tonight for the fin t time In years to renew their bygone competition. Dairy Vince, who In 1*14 wa»| \e trd the mn>t valuable player ui the Nitional League, and thit year circled to B tieball't “IUU of Fame'* will meat Paul Waner. with a lifetime batting average nf .341 with 20 year* in the Major*, tonight during an "OlJtimcr's Night" cele­ bration beginning at 1:30. It ia the flrit time in local bateball Mitnry. that two of baseball's mi Commissioners Have Busy Week Ahead For Them The Bxsrd of Sanford City Commissioners have a buiy weak ahead of them aa they taka into consideration the 1133-3* Gen­ eral Government Budget, tit at an Equalisation Board »n local tax aieaamtnte. meet with Well­ born Phillips Jr. to look ever pro­ posed drvtlopmenta, and meet for an adjourned meeting carried aver from last night Tha rommiitionen a r t eipectrd t« apend tn entire afternoon with Phillips looking over plant for de­ velopments In tha Sanford area. Thursday night, lha Board of Commissioners will get together to diacuia tha general govern­ ment which wai eliminated from last nlght'a agenda becauio of a c r o w d ad annotation discussion schedule. The Thursday night dieruttien will ha an informal -put­ ting together of Idaea"* concerning the money to be spent for tha city during the next fiscal year. Next Mnndty night, the comm!*loners will til first a t an Equali­ sation Beard la hear romplamta on lax aitettm enit. Following the hearing, tha of­ ficial meeting continued from last night will get underway. Sod For Stadium To Be Set Sept, t Park Superintendent Jim Dunn said this morning that tha tod for lha Sanford Memorial Stadium will be set beginning Sept. 1. He said. -Wa will move in Jutt aa won aa tha baseball club move* out*M Dunn Mid that tha tod, moved to the vacant area ju tt south of tha stadium, li hi r*>d « has been watered, trimmed, and kapt to tiptop condition for thia winter's football season. V* *s'd. Pro Park Superintendent explain­ ed that elay from tha baseball diamend must be removed first to a depth af faur Lichee before tha sod la cut and set for tha football field. H will taka about I* days ta complete the changeover, Dunn School Children, Commuters Collide BUENOS AIRES <J*-A fast elec­ tric express train carrytng school children and commuters rammed Into the rear of another train today at a fog-shrouded station on Buenos Aires' outskirts. First re­ ports Indicated a death toll of l i to 11 end tf to U injured. The express crashed Into the other tram standing tn a station In Ctudadels, 18 miles west of downtown Buenos Aires. Fastengars an the express Included stu­ dents ea route to Ward College, a Methodist high school and junior g attended by many Amencana and Britons as well aa Ar­ secretary said ana The M i l suffered shock ta the ac­ cident, bet there was no ward of any Injuries among tha student • Heavy Machinery Portion Of Force *A.Cou<a* Disruption A tuodnch v rid g g u to at tooto* Tokina Vocations r i FN aril Awi. and Or* "H*t! of Tim e" membert h i'* mrt on lbs disreend or vtilted the park. Local bsscbsll officials, planning tsc gigantic event for tonight, have expressed h-pe that Ssnford base­ ball fans and cilitrni will turn out to ire the two famous basebaU stars and help raise enough money to pay olf the club's tax debt After digging Into their own pockets deeply tn carry on the hssebalt organisation for local fans, the o(fi. dais believe that this is one of the major attractions ever offered in this area of Florida. Dairy Vance led the Nitionalj League in pitching in 1934 and 1923 I Hr won 3 and lost six in 1924 and T-*o bus stops snd s walking had a 22 9 record in 1923 He was area wrrr designated by Bojrd elected a member of the “ Hall of of Education Transportation Su­ Fame" this year. Vanco pitched perintendent Walter Teague yesfor tha Phillies a short lima and terd.y. led the National Leigu# in strike­ Ttaguc said that rarrnts and outs tn 1924 with 283. He spent 14 teachers met with interested par­ seasons tn the major leagues and ents last week at the Pinecrest pitched his first major league game School to discuss the walking area when ha was j i years old. A native for children attending the newof Iowa, Vance now lives in Homa- school and tn set up central errav ta n a . He is famous for his pitch­ for the children to meet eaily ing with i torn sleeve which would buses for transportation over the confuse bitters when he delivered busy 17-92 thoroughfare. the pitches. Students in walking area for Waner, who led the National Pinecrest Height* School will be loop hitters three limes was voted in the tune bounded on the wrvt In to baseball's "Hall or Fame" in by highway 17-12. on the north by 1132 He started with Pittsburg In 22th St , on the east by Princeton 1928 and after IS seasons with the Ave , and ou the south by Onnru Pirates was with the Dodgers. it. Braves and Yankee*. Ill* top mark Two bus stops have been desig in hitting was .330 with the Pirates natci'. Trague said. Children in in 1927. "Big Poison", as Waner the triangle art* between 22th V was called, la om of*seven players 17-92, and French Ave. will bosrd to make S.ooo or more hits In tho the school bus at the Intersection majors winding up his career with ot Laurel Ave and Bayard St a total of 2.132 safeties. Children going to Plnecrevt Waner, the hitter, end Vance, the School in the area between 23lh pitcher, are expected to be seen tn 6t. oa the north. French Ave. on action during . t h e *'OMtlmer*» the east. Georgia Ave oa the west Night" two-inning game which will and the street along the north precede tonight's regularly sehrdul ahore nf l^ke Jennie will board ed gam* with West Palm Beach. a arhool huv at the mter*eeti*n Others to be seen in action on the of Santa Barbara Drivw and Mo­ "Oldtlmers" team will be Bill hawk Ave Spinks, Bert Chapman, Ted Brook­ "This will krep rhildrrn from lyn, Buddy Lake. Chuck Aleno, having to rravs Highway 17-92 at George Kenla, Lloyd Swain. Jim any point.” Teague pointed out. Payne, Charles Bissoo, John Rri- He »ald. "It Is expected that the der. and others. bus will pick up children at toe Fifteen Sanford merrhtnt* are designated punts about 9 20 e. helping In tonJght'a celebration by m ." “A definite time will be esfurninshing gifts to be distributed IsbUshcd and announced later,'* to fans attending tonight's gam*. Teague said. Thit U one gigantic effort by the local baseball officials to make the 1922 baseball season a complete success for local fans and citiaens. Ordinance Is Passed Bus Stops Designated For Pupils Marine Personnel Milwee Announces To Serve At NAAS Nurse Scholarship Exams To Be Given The Superintendent of Public Instruction of Seminole County to­ day announced the examinations for nursing scholarships establish­ ed by the 1922 Legislature. R T. Milwee said that examina­ tions will be held tn Jacksonville, Miami. Orlando, end Tampa on Aug. 20 and to Tallahassee oa Aug. 21. In Jacksonville the examina­ tions will be given at MS Ocean S tm t: tn Miami at Miami Jackson High School: to Orlando at Boone High School; In Tampa at Jefferson High School Library snd In TalUhassee at the Elitabeth Cobb Junior High School MUweo explained that the tu r n mations are held twice tech year, tn tha feU and spring with each student eppUeent being • high sehocl graduate or graduating from high school before July I following the examination. It was also explained thit H Is necessary th it each applicant have earned on* high school cre­ dit each in biological science and physical science. SchelarshJp holder* to practical nursing must have evidence af having practiced practical nurs­ ing tor at least on* year. Application blank* for nursing schoiereklp loan* era available at tha ofBce nf the Seminole County Superintendent U Public lea true- m e n u GO BACK NANTES. Franco UR - Thirteen th eu iin i Hriktog aklfgnrl w erten went I n k to n t h today niter a S S L S T & n week r i rioting which tam ed the Nk and to a r i expected death r i ana m u , weun l i l kotos to lia deak natil next and forced the yarda ta shut dawn. The workers demanded a raise nf r i francs aa boor (about U cents), au average boost r i SI per cant B e* aigei finely agreed to Folios Department Another step tn the enlargement nf the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station will take place early next month when a detachment of Marine Corps personnel ar­ rives here for duty. This Is the first time that Mar­ ines have been assigned to the air station atner World War Two. Expected to srn»* here on Sept 6, the Leatherneck detachment will be aproximatrly 40 strong and have a rnmmlvtimied offterr •n charge. They will be employed as supplements to the present Ns vel Auxiliary Air Station internal security force. The supporting guard unit will he administered and supported by the Marine Barracks, Naval Atr Station, Jarksunvillt. Hearing Is Opened To Consider Switch MIAMI (JTv-Chairman Olin t . Teague (D-Tex) of the Veterans Affairs Committee today opened a congressional hearing of the pro posal to transfer some of the funrtiosss of the Miami Veterans Ad­ ministration regional office to Pess-A-Grille. The VA announced the move some time ago and explained it was to tha interest of economy Many veterans organisations snd civic groups art opposing tha move on grounds that It would delay South Florida veterans to their dealing* with the VA. Sheriff Vacations In New York State Sheriff Luther Hobby le vacstienlnf In Now Yoik B ute Accord­ ing to • card received At the SherifTa effV* thia seenihig. Mailed from Canton, N. Y., p»ar the 8 t Lawrence Seaway, Sheriff Hobby Mid. "Having A good time ♦a the North country". According to Chief Deputy O. O. Owens, the Sheriff end his family Af* visiting At Mrs. Hobby's C itize n s S e e k in g T o B e G iven C h o ic e In L a t e s t P r o p o s a l (."toga tr» s rasto-nts hsd thatr th# c-t-- rm rv s i -ne-s, -I lra * ta* last r gSt when Ih r r mat '<»ung rrsn. ‘•-'ring to rettr# tn An erd.nine# »ss adopted lest with th* >Auli>id Board of City this «-r* i |o*k f o r ' s -1 to *<• night by the Board of CommtsiL-nCommissioner* to a i r th eir ramion In thr city. But now wa ert of the City of Canfoid requiring hav* hero approached »uh th:» ’ gripe*" and “ damsnd* on th* thing- high watar rales." Maherv the pmvi«ioq of off-vtrret automo­ annotation .<( certain area* border­ concluded ‘ I hope that soma bile parking faciliUM in connection ing th r c ity . means will , offered for us r* with various property uses. Th» argument* inok a different com* in tha- w* will h# gum a The ordinance. No VA as amend­ tack when rraldrnta of the fine- fair deal." ed by Section It I. becomes effect crest Height* subdivision and ad Elam, who had addrn-ed th# larenl arras expressed a deep commissioner* rxriirr in the #renive Immediately and requlrei th» f - nrern toward heenmtrg a patt Ihg, a'kcd “ l|o>» soon, or how off-street pitting facilities for all faplam Robert SV, Jackson, of the city of Sanford long would It lake to i !*m tha new nr substantially altered utei commanding officer of th» SanThe firs t In speak at last siwer #xr*".*ion a year— two or itructuirv. The new law dn*v ford Naval Auxiliary Air ptaiinn. n'ghl'i pn mtnula *e-*lon on an- year* 7 And then what aho-ji not affect buildings already ron- will K* guest speaker at the nrvatm n was a N avy man who • licet light*. pavement, aidestnicted or thoie under romtrue- lunlor Chamber of Commerce • aid, "W a feel that w* are payfhg walks, and w ater?" luncheon Thursdar at noon. our share of ih r sewer tax and tlon. Major Denver Cnrdelt told tha Captain Jackaoi- is evp«*:trd to dn net fra l that the service group, “ We wer# going to set Section It t of the ordinance de tell th« Jaycrrs about the espancharge* should be im-lra-cd to up a five year program In fir# fine* off-ilreet parkin* facilities at sion piogiam and rhang* over at 20i) percent." People outsid# tha city in the pro­ lots, girages, or other structures' thr local !■»•» R. I. Flam, wbn liv e* In Pin*- posed arc* In he anncint, th* faThe Sommnlr County Joyce* and sctessorics that may be sur­ cr-al Heights ** d, "I would like nlitia* prop » insid# th# tiiy #aface facilities, facilities above or mroling will b« held Idiutsday to have polk* protection and joyed." under tie ground with spares de­ noon at Spencer's on French Av*. other advantage* ->f living in the Commissioner Jack Ratiran told local civt« oiganitatlons have city." lie added, “ If you have a fined for each type dwelling or th* group of nearly IMO gathered been invited «o join with the .layronlracl for water bill* I'll sign It in lha commissioners r a s a , building rces Thursday to hear th# Com­ “ kou'r# mixing the question of No application f--r a new building manding Officer nf the Imal Navy Harr, S’. Weir, another Plna- water rat* increase and annexa­ or substantially altered structure base, will be approved, according to the 2t. I . R*t-orn Jr , program rr«*t Height* re«idrnt and admin­ tio n '' ftatigan explained that th# ordinance, unless there It included chairman for tha meeting -aid to istrator of Ihr new ik-minoto city h».| spent a rontiderabl* aunt with the plan for such structure or liar that O l h v is ar* cordially In- 1 County Hospital -aid, "t am per­ of mot-ey- for water imprnvemanta Improvement or use. a plot plan Vlted to join with tha .lavrect sonally quit* anvious to com* in and eesrr expansion hut at the ihowing the special purpose nfl Thursday to hear Captain Jack- In the eily," Weir said, *lh# city time the rate incraox* wai dis­ ha# a l«t to offer tie and »# h*'* cussed rtid not lat# Inin annxidarstreet automobile parking Utilities son. a lot to offer the city. However" stion that tho rreidanta of Pino* Subsection four of the amend­ he stated, “wa do not want lha rraxl Height* wer* alraady paw. ment to the ordinance shows that higher watar ta i g i v e u* an al­ irg lh* s*»*r icrvu-o charge* and off-street automobile parking facili­ ternative." •uggexiaq that in that* instance* ties will be provided at follows: Jphn Burke, a laural Av*. re­ n-i increase h# charged. "W ater For one and two family dwellings, sident, told lha eocn-nt* sinner a tn line* m lh# aro«. a r a .v t adequate on* parking space per family hi* w(j. *• “I UlinV * o j ,nor>* n r beeaux# of growth." R*tigan axdwelling unit. being grossly unfair t* u* wha plained *nd added “ft ia only fair Tor miiltiple-familv dwellings nf for people using e)ty watar Outwant la eon-s in to the Illy." Tha ’ Downtown Rawer Ihojccl" four family units or Ittt, one park­ T. V. R-nwn, a eostitent of •id# the etty h*!p par for tha til About ad Urn Banfnrd !’• * ing spare per family dwelling unit *y slam." H* xaid that “ It will Station hemmed in yraterday with Magnolia Av* tine# 1914 led off cost 71,178 an t r t« tn annex any For hotels, one parking space for a deep ditch. hla pail of 11 e diiruasiun with, portion of th# proposrd are* but each two gussts or sleeping rooms Th« new ##'**r !m* h»ing laid "We didn't come- down here In «e cannot annex by raquaxt tine* and suites, plui one additional rune dlractly in front of th* po-. fight annevatlon — wa cam- to space for each five employe*. find nul what son hao to otter." the city »*• created by apectxl lie# s t a t i o n . • d , annexation mint to made For tourist homes, cabins nr Yestei-iav, workmen with ditch Walter It Mehany, a in-month motels, one parking space for each discing equipment, pipe laying incident of y - lh l a irel Ave. lo|,j possible in lh# samr manner." Commissioner Itatigan told the guest or sleeping room or suite equipment, and bulldoscrs had the group "Water rate# and annexa­ plus on* additional spare for thr arc* in * turmoil digging th* tion biv# confused yoU and ar# owner or manager tf resident on ,nt. h. laying th* ptp*. then cover­ to-*par«b!* “ lie ronlrnuod, “I the premises. ing th# axravatton in otdrr I" wot,Id prefer to bold th# elortion fo r trailer courts or etmps, one 1,-avr an accasa to thr sia'mn at and i iggest lb*l we withhold parking spars for each trailer all times » s'rr r-'a inrrcs.es mill .10 day* At q lilting time v#»t»»d«y, space. after such an election ix held " Acting Police Chief B < *V Tillta The amendment to the ordinance T Vs Brown then charged, "t ■aid, th« ditch was eovared up which establishes a toning plsn for can t sc# th# u*a of a whip to leaving tha ilatton npan the City of Ssnford. designates the make prop!, come into tho *tty." At ona lima during tha opera­ number of off-street parking spares Rangan, however d»nmd using for lodging, rooming and boarding tions -yesterday It was necessary Bor* and girls asn g-t ready a whip. to search for a wav to 'g e t in houses, for private clubs or lodges, Mrt. Edna H«*h!tr chidH, for school) for hospitals, for sanitariums or th# Sanford Folic* Station. N»s« Tuesday, Aug 30. Is ra- " Thcn what are you using?" convalescent homes, for medics! Brown, one of lha representa­ filtration Hay in avrry Acmlnolc or dental clinic*, for mortuarte* or Eisenhower Flies tive* of * group who mat Sunday County fchnnl, for a*cry grade, funeral pa-lors. for welfare Insti­ and (nr all students, whit* and col­ afternoon to dlscriaa annexation tution*. for community renters, li­ To Flood Ravaged told lh# commitiiontrx, “W# ara ored braries, museums, post offices, ci­ hei* tn find out if yoq bar* any* Tha Seminole Counte Superin­ thing to offer other than a whip." Northern States vic clubs and similar uses IIAnTPOKD, Conn n - Tresl- tendent ot Public Instruction, B. Art hi# Smith, another spokes­ The oidinane* outlines off-street dent Elccnhower flew In here to­ T. Viluac today explained that man f o r the fringe arc* group, parking requ-remints for danet halls, bowllnf elleys, convention day to vipw flood damage in the all first grader* registering for asks-1 lh* commission "If wr* has* halls, gymnatsum, parks, race six Northeastern Slates and as­ school mu*t bring with them a to pay the sewer tax bs fora w* birth eertifuatr or evidence ot tracks, skatinr rinks and similar serted “if necessity I will csll a age, at the time of registration get the sewers." City i'lerk and Ta* Assessor special session of Congress to an uni*, for th-sties, auditoriums, alodiums, spoil* artnat, churches, proprt.it* money needed tn re­ First Graders must ba sis yrar* H. N. Nayer reminded the group of age on or before Jsn. I, 1938, discussing annexation that “yvt schools, for office, profession or store normalcy. lluies throughout tha County won't have to pay any taxes al After a conference with the gov­ public buildings, airports, railroad pnsaenger stations, bus depots, ernor* of the Northeastern States will operate their regular schedule all until 1937 if you're annexed restaurants, night rluhs. tea rooms, snd rcptcsrntatlvfs of the gover­ on Tuesday, with the return trip and c». n then, Uses ar# h*tes| or* the improvtmtnls Thera woull lunch counters, roadshldo stands, nors of North and Sout.i Carolina. at noon TTu. School Supertnirndcnt said he a 2" percent reduction in lax## fi'llng stations, repair shops, gen­ Elsenhower said; “ I have met her* with lha gov- that it is urgent that all itudenta until fire hydrant* are provides!," e-si business, commercial and enturi You have read In the pa­ register next Tuesday so that the Saver said. personal service establishment*. Commissioner John Krider, f.sl* The ntwr law also requires off. per* and seen on television what school aulhoritK-s ran determine lowing ihr lengthy discussion by has happened But you can have wncic crowded conditions exist. street parkirr facilities for In­ Regular school work, and regu­ frtngr area citiicns and Commit* dustrial or manufacturing estab- ] no conception of what has hap Raligtn, -aid “1 differ with 1 1 « h m a n t s, supermarkets, and pened until you has# come here lar school day* will begin on Tues­ a• loner City Commissioner. Whan I ta!lg point* out that all structuies or and listened to these governors day Sept. 8 with full session* with people about annexation, I Lultdingi no*, specifically provid­ This Is s case where th* Federal throughout Seminole County, 2IL' try to justify the tale* w* would ed in the scheJ.de shall have park­ government, state government*, wo* said use," he said Than Krider ra* ing spaces determined n»ce<«ary and county governments will do lotted. "It look* to ma that if »* by the Zoning and Planning everything they ran." hold off on an election it would Com mission. Three Nurses Fired he just like a knife in your hack." Tho amendment adopted last Monday Meeting Ilratley Ihlham. developer of night and now in offset states that By S t Luke's Head I’inecresl Heights, and on# nf tha all nff.street automobile parking Told By Teague last speakers to be heard during! facilities shall be designed with Seminole County School i n ­ At Hospital In Jax th* Dv hour discusamn, said appropriate means of accost to a tern'* Transportation Superviior. JACKSONVILLE * - S t Luka's "Thar# h*s h**« a lot of rnlsun* street ar alley as wall as maneuv- Wafer Teague, said today that a Hospital y*rterday fired three derstandlng. Wa’r# winning m atif tring areas. transportation meeting will be nurses who took pari tn a "no new resident* right now and this It an opportunity for Sanford'S The adopted erdinanca also held at the Seminole County Court psy" sink#. specifies that the provisions of House next ilonday morning at 10 Adminlitrator W f.. Arnold laid growth." Odham said. And ha conclud'd “thei# paopl* wouM the law shall apply only to new o'clock. Supplies and Instructions wl'.l br Gent* Parkin, Juanita W'tlkersnn com* into th* city if given A or vibtlantJally altered usea and and Eitell* Williamson wer* dis­ choice. Tell th# people what th*F ihall net effect existing er nor.- given bus driven at thia time, missed " id the best interest of lit* ran get snd than lot lha paopla confronting uses except under Teague said. decide." Representatives of the Florida hospital." certain condition* a* outlined in Mis* Parkin waa rhsirman of a City Manager Warrott E- Know* llignvs ay Patrol, the Seminole the ordinance. group of 22 nurses who voted last Administration nf tha program County Sheriff's Office and the month act to accept their pay l#s added to lb# discussion, “T hit la th* first evidence thowr fop far off-*troat parking will be as­ Sanford Police Department will check* until Arnold discussed annexation. It 1* tha first support signed, according to the ordinance, meet with th* II bus drivers to to tha Zoning end Planning Com­ lay plan* for the aafety program working conditions with Mira Ag­ far an •laedlmt.** mission, The Traffic Committee during (be romlng 1922-2* school nes Andtrsen of Orlando, execu­ Mayor Denver Cordall, bring* tive secretary o( lha Stats Nurses Ing th* Wngthg dtwusxion to A shall serve In capacities advisory yesr. r|o#a said. "vr« appraciata all af Rusts have been repaired and Assn. •t the Zoning end Planning Com­ Th* nurse*, however, accepted you eomtng down to talk avar th* mittee In matters relating to any put it excellent condition. Teague phase of tho proivalog of special- said, and t*til be Inspected prior pay on Aug. 1 whan tha hospital probtam with o a " Ha said, “t • * * •• driven said Ihty wtyild ho suspended If hop* that this will work out ta purpose off-street aatomsbtla perk- to Capl. R. Jackson Cl Sanford Base To Address Jaycees Local Police Dept. Almost-Hemmed In Tuesday, Aug. 30 Registration Day For Entire County r �• •* — nor» purfes wife M dem m H Nearly 1000 Miles In Wheel Chair NEW ALBANY. l*d. <*-"A f t in who lore* hi* wtfo will do **ythi*| for her." That’i why Rose#* V. Mendenhall. SO, iiy i ha h u ptuhed hie inttlid wife Marly e thousand alias in a uheel chair. Th* trek from Muml, later* >parsed with *uto b ib . eaded L ift •eek on a hiU oubide New Albany. Th* tire on one of tha wheels came loose A p in in g motorist, serial the couple I Plifht. called police who brought the couple to couaty jail. Mandtlhtll said his wife, ElUabrth. SI. has boot an InveUd since she was 10 Sh# broke both anklet in a fall at a ;t 5 and then broke them asatn *1 1° A phylicit* advised the eoupla to 10 to Florida where Mr*. Mandanhall might lain eaoufh atra*|th In the i uni hlae to embla M r to walk with the aid of brecei UcndenhaU. with Jjsft lived for the venture, atarird out After the couple reached Miami, however. MrBdtnhiU * a i unable to find work and they decried lo return to their Hot 8pnngj. Ark., home Mt&drnhill and hit wife cot aa far as West Point. M in , before a motortit picked thtm up and bmuaht them to Richmond, lnd From there. Ma*dt*k*U returned the journey on foot. • Tho couple we* live* a meal it tha Jail yeitirday aad officials a id a a rria g a m u ti to i u d than hnm* by bin. MIT TO ■ T u rn S’SLO’ o u T fr-u s WJS* WATCH ASK* smv TMt *.*•*£■ I k t v c o F O g c e r ^ w c e ? _ ') / o u . N O " Y m su g u c o s , rv e s c e w Ou s g M W j^ c j/h rcA w r j mom' . a *j d f-»ow: w A w r v O U T O M itrM v / 17’ H V i n u n r i ^ , EK MOTTUA1 r kk C w O F ,S » > * * » .. •■ti ~ MIATUUUION DOIUR FtPOOt, spawned by Hurrirana Diana, hava taken mor* that IS livci and torn throurh Ur*a araa* of New York. New Jrratr. Pennsylvania, Connecticut and Mamchuietts. At top U a view of th* normally paaccful Delaware River and hooded Erie Railroad yard*, taken from hith above rort JtnrU, N. Y. tho city has been cut eS by the ovrrdowinr Drlawar* and Newslnk "1 h m * rood notion fa introdure a weight r*duct*| PTOfrim whin 1 le t hick to Rot Spridfa.” Mendenhall u H ‘'Look hflw much I had to pull in my belt." ttl« m » Mch eeu^d not bold Uw heavy ft In* earned by H'lNteane OI*M. At bottom. left. water covers *11 but th* roof* of tha cart In this perkier lot la Part Jan U. At bottom, rttht. a family uses an Army eurplue raft for transportation altar their Port Jam* home wa* tnrulfed tor tha flood. la tome part* of th* Inundated dty tho * itar to** to aora ♦*»" tea feat. (International found*hatoil Hi weighed ITS pounda when ha i tid ed til* trip l i d m w vmlghj US. Members To Vote Dixon-Yatts Powtr On FP&L Strike UBAlOTA ^Members «f the Probe Brings Call fetenaUenal Brotherhood of Bloctrieel Worker* (AFL) will vote this **eek whether to cell a strike eiiiaat th* Florida Powtr and _ Unht Co • official* af tha tfnlon. mattiny htra durini tha weekend, voted ta submit the question to tha mintbenhlp of 2AS0 workerl. The union and company hev* been deadlocked over a mw e*etract in BUM of a*e H it was to have expired April So. Union locals are at Lake City, Pslatka-Bi AtmuiUM. Baafard. Deytaea Baatk, cacea-Ualheura*. m Fort Pure*. Wait Palm Beach, Port Myers. Bradatton-Baraaau, Fort Lauderdale aad MUmi. WASHINGTON # — A Seniti probe of Ihe coolrovenlil DixoaYitea powtr roatract kai produced e cell for ti|h te* in | Ua "conflict of ia tc rtttt ita tu ta i" Tha recommeodallon cim a in * ertiel report iuaday from iana. efeuvtr (D - Tenn), O'Meboney (D*Wyo) ead Laager ift-ND*. act* lay aa a apacJal sati-trust a id m> ■opy subgroup of a Judiciary cuts commute*. Referrini io Adolphe H. WenieU, former lo v m m ta t power M ilullant cm loan from * utility finite tag Arm, they Mid they h id ashed Alty. Gen Brownell ta tike ap­ propriate action on *'WenieU a duel role In the trentacUo*, invotvlnx conflict of interest ’ E THAT AJMT Constant Alort Declared Essential ir 11 v- & J jA < (r V iS f k- 7 ■ A PATHtt HANOI HIS BAIT lo a 0reman a* a bteortxa buoy *a tha mother look* down on the flooded family car from tha porch of lhaie bom* la Hartford, Coo*. The entire family woe maraooad la that* horn* aa th* Connecticut JUrer aaat Its water tam p ifU t thrwmh Hertford. Gov. Abraham A. lUblcoff of Connactlcut wired President - Biaeiihowen "Wa are faced Willi a major dlsarmr." (faetmartonalj — - ----------- - ------- rtrtetiona that San. Lehman (tL NYT u d a ih m bar* coasted*! hava held th* tafias * t refuge** to a mart trtekla. Guard Embarratttd Wathlas. n member of the Sen* IU JodM arr Committee, Mid he kauevei the erlfinel tool of ad* m ittlar *14.000 rafuxoei may al* meat ha ranched by th* time tho aet expire* a t th* end of n e tt JIV *' •- U N QUtNTW. C*1U. « PrUett ju ird M A. ta la a l l »etolled Sunday th Ihh Q ueatttl east cell blMk by a t a l l «Wt a pillow case over hu h e a l a id a ihtrpeaad Ubl* toll* U Us hind The man. preiuaably ac inmate, "We win here to m aiden I* forced Baja th u rratA er h u walUt, the nent soeaion whether to ax* containing Ilea. Th* wallet end the kftifa w in lend thla ta t a t w*ll a* whether It aheuld be reel tad *e Preeldant found I* in unused tall Nark. Th* Eisenhower itiffeated,” he u ld . wallet wai empty, th* u i f e void *t/hleaa H la artanded. it w o n t . wrttien Eg . RECORDS- o f f It l i t la s t HI-FI IQUIFMENT PHONOGRAPHS accident. HEARING AIDS c* -au. nanwioe - WINN TV A R A D IO simm OUAUfllO CAUt The wonder d ra ft won't work miradM for von nalatt nro> earthed itOcifUaiiy for veer need*. Soo your doctat Oratj brut hie M*i*riiOa* a* «el aa putt**. ~ F iiis fB D ra t No p M il M m Vb dethrtarrt* XYK N IF YOU P A ID COULDN’T BUY A R oot B IT T E R YOU P A IN T WARREN'S PAINTS t r s socm an a tn r •iru M . a . W IT S —----------------------- Possible Extension Sought By Watkins WAIX1X0T6M u rw C en . Wet* Ua* (B-Ulth) callld Moody a tot congressional maaidaratlon of poslible aatanaian, aa wall a* rnrl* •la*, of th* luropeen Rrfufea PHILADILFN 1A m - EMroUry A n t r *Ub*r M. B tM tet eallad Hbitdly for continued -firm and sustained combat rttfllneai" despite U a h*po tor pUca In an address prepared for the a u u a l meeting of the American Bar Asm . he said tha summit maetlaa i t omov * u a maaU “has given ua same reason h> hope fnr the gradual IwienUig of world WMloaa and the eventual estab­ lishment of a stable order had* r a m n o sotrrnxtN a w a t w n o im a m IXT.-PB1MXB D T .-W H IU fNT.*nUMEB A BEALBR R fr >LAT W A U ALKYD FLAT WALL ZNAMXL UNDBtCdAT GoLldM OaLUM CaLU.71 CaLO.1l Cat ON Oal ON CaLON �T. > THE HANFORD HERALD French M ay Have Their First Taste O f Big Terror Campaign OUED ZEM. Frvneh Moracra J* —Her* u the foothills or Morocco’* At i n Mountain*, tha French may h a rt had their flrit latla ot t terror campaign combining »m « of the worst feature* of Eait Afrtra'« Mau Maui with the guerrilla warfare plaguing neighboring Al­ geria. Ju it two hour*' drive from Caiablanca. Oucd Zem it a pleaiant little mining town whose painted one-story houtci contrast gaily with the hot, atony countryiide around it. Today mo»t of it* 11.000 Morocran inhabitant* have fled to the countryiide in fear of French re­ prisal*.* Many of the tu n lv in f TOO Eu* ropeani are crowded into the French government headquarter*, women nurse their babiea and weep for lo»t relative* while their men, armed with rifle* and cart­ ridge belt*, help the Foreign Le­ gion guard the town, Thii la what happened: Saturday was billed i nadvanre a* a day of violence, twit In popu­ lous Casablanca, not In peaceful nurd Zem Nationalist partisan* of the exiled Sultan, Mohammed lt»n Youi*ef. were expected to riot Itut the Smaala tribe near Oued Zem had hacked Franca'* ouster • of Ben Yoimef two year* ago Only a small police force guarded the little mining center. About l a m . t.MO robed tribe*, men, half of them on horaeback. descended on the town. Joined by about 2.000 townsmen, they cut down telegraph poles. »et up barricades, stoned passers by and set fira to gasoline stations. Then they broke into European home*. In an orgy of blood letting. Offirial* »av the* killed 50 Eu­ ropean*. Some still misting may have escaped. A French offirial Hid most of the victim* were children, their throat* cut a* the tribesman would slaughter lamb*. A* many European* a* could reached the government haadguar* ter*. The men clamored for arm*, hut authorities did not distribute them until midafternoon in fear of reprisal! against the nativa pop­ ulation. For si* or *even hour* tha riot­ er* controlled mo*t of the town, tn tha afternoon they attacked the government b u I t d i n g , but the armed civilian* beat them off. Foreign Legionnairei, many of Military Units m Receive Praise For Disaster A id HOLLOMAN AIR DEVELOP­ MENT CENTER. N. M.gv_ cosmlr rays may make your hair turn white, hut they're not Ihr outer •pace threat it was at first frarej. space medicine experts said today They said, "A traveler in the stratosphere should be able to per­ form duties In a normal manner wilh no srrious after effecia.” The announcement followed levt* In Michigan in which live monkey* and rata were sent soaring for long periodi in big plastic balloons 13 to 30 miles above tha surface of the earth. The balloons and ttchnique* for (eating the effects of cosmic rays -heav y particlea i»f element* from the run—were developed here and reported on by MaJ. Davis G. Simons, chief of the spare biology branch of the Aero Medical Field Laboratory here. Live animals were placed aboard the balloon* and lent to height* Of from *0,000 to ign.OOO fret shove Raull Saint* Marie, Mich. Rome nf the animals were exposed to m im ic radiation at that height for •a long a t 21 hour*. Monkeys used In the lest were nbserved closely before and after their ordeal, but they “ behaved per­ fectly normally after two flights •• “ After watching the exposed anlmala for alt months following tha experiments, (dentists tentatively concluded that roim ir parlirlcv may have been overestimated a> haaards to the nerve system, and that a traveler in the slralosphcre should he able to perform duties in a normal manner with no ser­ ious after effects.” the report said The only noticeable effect was that Mack-haired rala sometimei started growing white hairs after pro'ewgod exposure In coimle rays because of damage of lha piercing ray partirlaa to hair follicle pig. m«nt cell*. lA tM SiertONI Of NIW YOK (TATI are tinder Rond water* and the American Hoi Crnv* declared tha rllv of Port Jervis and It* environs a disaster area. Rapidly citing riven and heavy rains c.iusvd property damsf* in the million*. Thousands of homes and summer cottage* had to be auaodoned. WASHINGTON tr-T h e L’tiged Slates and Its major European alltr* are working on a series of proposals In teal Sonet peace mii-ntiona and e\p<i*e any phony Russian propaganda, The proposal* will be put Into operation in a series of important international conferences during the next several months Thc*c include Ihe United Nations aubcommillrc on disarmament meeting m New York Aug. 29; West Herman Chancellor Konrad Adenauer'* scheduled vivd tn Mos­ cow Sept. 9. and the four-power foreign ministers’ meeting to open in Geneva Oct 27 When lhr»e sesvion* are con­ cluded. A m rrran officials hop* to h a ir a niurh hrtlrr tdea of the true aim* nf Russia's leaders and the extrnt of change in Moscow's altitude toward Ihr outside world Tbe proposals are being devel op'd by Rritain. France anl West Germany a* well as this country So far the Soviet change has hem displaved mainly in smiles and gestures such as a irrent par­ ts- which Premier llulganm gavr for diptomatv at hlv country estate near Moscow and the dect'ion Satuiday In let thiee Americans long imprisoned in Huttia return home Tb» biggest concession was the More then 100 marooned persons hid to b* rccuM signing of th* Auitnan independ­ by Army heliroptenL At lop. a view n( the IWaence treaty tail May, ware tiller made at • point where a railroad brtrfca Hie Russians have promised to was swept from the flood's path. At brttoro. prop * withdraw- their tumps from Aus­ stand on roof* of houses floated by the torrentnl tria soon but this will not m.-iretains at l'orl Jervis, awaiting rescue b> helicopters. latlv alter their European military deplovment They still will have forcei m F ad Germany and Hun garv and Romania DcMolay Chapters Unite,I Stairs officials thus see Ihe hostels as talking a great deal Open Convention about peare and belter Fast-West JACKSONVILLE P - Delegate, relations hi|t actually doing very to the 22nd .iunii.il stale conclave little In rtim<nalr teal Western nf D*-Mi'l.i) itispier* Monday open fears of aoTnr future Russian ed businc*. sessions with about loo aggression At the U N Disarmament sub boja acr. it IT heir for the m ol log whiih cods Wednesday with committee irrrnng Ihe United States will press Rossi* to accept election of nffirerv. The (irgamration’i h i g h e s t President Elsenhower's prof»>,j| award the Reprrientativr Dr 1 Mnlay award. was presented to preme eounrtf, said he showed es William Crirkr! Jr of Clear'*aler ' rellent qualities in schnlarsh'p In (ini ng Hi* presentation, Frink rilirrnship. alhlrUr* ami church I- Hoc it, a tnrmber of the »u I attendance for rtrhang* of military blue­ nitron*! arms reduction control. print* and aerial Inrpertlon at a Adenauer's talks In Mnieow srtl] basis to develop * worldwide du lake up German ironifiratinn, lha armanirnt program, -man war prisoner* There wet* weekend indiralinni return of the aerial inspection program slill hejd i iiis«t». and trad* and could be expanded tn include U S diplomatic r<!atron,* The Ruislan military bases oversea* if the position on these topics will bn Soviets are willing to trade infor­ of unusual significance in judging mation of equal value in this Rusaia'a policies. country. The foreign ministers of tha Eisenhower's advisers are hope­ United Slates. Rritain, Franc* and ful but no! optimistic They be­ Russia will m*rt at Geneva far lieve that if Russia turns down a broad range of negotiations on aerial inspection and Insists on disarmament, Gorman unification, rcstriclesf ground inspection as in European security and measures the past, it will mean that Mos­ In remove 'he Iron Curtain kmercow's preseoi leaders are n>. more iean officials »tr drlermtned In prepared than was Stalin to Join confront the Russians with a icrir* in effecting a system of inter*- of concrete ptopotitjons there. 0(0*0* AND CMA0tVt HIM arw frwa men at Terminal Island. Calif, after 113 risya in prison, and they Kappilv walk arm-in-arm witt* Ihelr attorney. Joseph Volt, and aincee Datrteia l.ynn. Sent! penrtailed them to sign Federal paroles “under protest." Thev wers* aentesired lo one-year terms for technical ' inier(erenr«“ wph l* !V Attorney 1, F- Water*, lb* dlsputa artsing out of government at* tempts tn reclaim a surplus plan* the twins hsd bn'ighl. Georg* (left) and Ctvarlra tnlessd to cssnlimse their flaht. flwirrwaliowall Life can be when you live Electrically! STROUDSBURG. PA. <*-Th» work nf military heli-opter units A m t TWO V1ARI or SICItCY, the Arm. baa revealed that If ha* tn f I n o d -ra v a g e d northeastern hewn busily engaged In rtnr.inr Chi'-a go with Nike ulr-. such aa tha Pennsylvania drewr a “ splendid rma pictured her* at eubur'un Mire. From Ilia Nike* cars ba Job” comment Monday from disas­ launched theta giant, pencil•*Raped mtsMlra whlrh ara provid'd ter workera. With "rlerirnnlr brain*" ranablr nf following amt ilrstrnylng enemy * The Army, Navy. Marina and aircraft, launcher at Iclt Pa* achieved elmuel perfect alignment. • Coast Guard alrrraft hava been •verywhCre They've delivered food and medical supplies, rescued the living, recovered tha dead and One Of Americans transported rescue teams all over the grim varationland. To Be Released The craft hava proved useful in support missions in war, hut in AW OL Since 1948 tha peacetime disaster her* they have, perhaps, proved tbair great, • HEIDELBERG. Germany IP tat worth. The If. 8. Army said Mnnday that £ In an area where almost every il. Murray Fields, nf New York * bridge his been knocked askew or ly, on# of Ihrrr Americans to he walked away, almost every road rrtcaicd soon hr Ruiila, ha* beer washed out. almost every m l line absent w i t h o u t leave since i*i* lorn up. transportation would bt from an armored regiment at primitive were it not for Use heli­ >fu*roberg, Germany. copters. A spokesman said Fields, now HAMPTON, V. 'jro—ti was hot To go by mobile transportation JO, was attached tn headquarters the ether overland in some instances you and humid in Hampton and humid II..I! wrvlce troops of th* ?nd Con would have to travel a rugged, night. So hot a Hamwfosi man whn'd bean fi.k »*«*»ulgry RegimeM at N uernbri of hll disappearance circuitous route of 20. even V>. a Hampton man. whnd been fi.h- „ ,h„ Ing In MOIa Creek beside a bridge miles to go between points only In early June t!H* on the Military Highway, decided The State Depirtment annnunred (A a quarter mile apart. But the hellroptrrs can set down to peal off hi* clothes and taka a in Washington Saturday that Ihr awlm. anywhere—and have Soviet Union ha* agreed in releaiv After all, K was I ant. and much F i e l d s aWig with Wilfred r Many of the military pilot* ere Korean Wgr Veterans. Comminted too lata h r i t i r la coma Ctttniah, Ametbury, M a n , an along . . . hut ao* dH oaa weary pilot: Army private missing from hi* “ This la more ragged than any The man. who had Juit finished unit In Vienna amce IhO, and disrobing, aeramhled ovar an abut­ , duly I ever saw In Korea ** Frederick Charles Hopkins, an They’ve picked people out of ment and kM. American not otherwise Identified trees, off isolated islands and T V motorist caught a glimpse ether flood-threatened vacation of k in aa bo retied ovar the aide spots. It was Navy helicopter of tha abutment and. fearing an When your habr la ready far hi* • pilot* who brought back the bodies accident had hapyened. stopped to flrat taste of solid foot, take it easy. Offer no more than a tiny of the victims of the worst single iftvuatigato. When the motorist didn't ate any- sample nf the food on the end of 1 tragedy in the floods—the eblitcra lien of Camp D*vt» north of here. bo-ly in tha water, ha railed polico. a smilj spoon Gradually offer Friday, Army helicopters re­ The pataca eaSed tha Are d«- more until Baby is really used to trieved between 1M and 2M chil­ partmawL Beeruera hurried tn the the new flavor and texture dren off two island camps tn the aeene. A largo crowd gathered Helkoptere from a nearby Army Delaware Hirer. One helicopter Hew a mother and haw wore summoned new b e n baby—born by caadlalight Officer* h e a d the mining man's W i l l You Be Our MATCHING COLORS la Stroudsburg Methodist Church clothiag nflod betid* hi* bicycle by Friday night—to the Cast ftrouds Use crook. Paper* to hit pockets far H kfft e e d n h o U w o r^ Guest7 kle earn*. They sadly ■ •burg Hospital. Urmsdsbun aw Ml family of hie dlaapBeet Stroudsburg, though only a have bated 2* AlePlot Wall Point ; feeble stoee'a threw abort, are Fer nearly too beer* the search completely cut off from tech ether. Reams at the Mar* The helicopter* have been using the Strowlsburg K ata Teachers / V f tf «•»• * Wcpkena Jingled Lou MeteL m u x * Gltn Cefleg* football field, 1M yards at police heedquartari ft wri tha tail ourro h m w T •*»- He'd arrived home • Aheohrtalr Frew Far I .femn tha East Stroudsburg Hospi­ tal, aa a landing base to bring (n safety—fed unclad. Coll the I.umher Numhor Day'* to Ne* Arrival# At Polie* 4declined the dead and Injured man’* - M th e helicopter airlift la Our Naval Air Btatlam, croedinated by Dm Amy *h« Tnbyfeamu • Flak Op Tear Raya el CARD An a u to m a tic electric range and refrigerator keep your kitchen cool and cleaner, too. Better Think Twice Before Attempting 3 Tint Sudden Urge iuun*SomiGtosf " nuns 83" Heat the water, not the house, with an electric water h e a te r... and let Reddy do tho dishes, too! End steamy, hot, tiring washdays with an electric washer and dryer ...Life will be won­ derfully cooil Far AmMim Sonic* of ■ H o i to the ■de -fee year ppi# ®Ttrn Make to thoa* *t fee JefcarrUle h ttw a, card*, deaeted cere. . V . O. r»E« 3 U. S. Working On New Series them German rotunleers. arrived about S p m and quickly *laar*d the town. Heavily armed scout cars pursued the tribesmen 10 or I t miles back toward the moun­ tains. A man who went with the legion said at least ino of the Moroccans must have been killed. The re­ treating tribesmen took many of their casualties with them. Much of the town wsa rained In some districts nearly every house was burned out Officials hurriedly estimated the damage at a billion francs, about 1300,noo. “This land has drunk up lent nf millions cf my francs,” said one rifle hearing civilian "Now it has drunk up my son too." French Morocco has dnicn* of small towns like Oued Zem. where the Moroccans far outnumber the French. France does not have enough police and troops to garri­ son them all Outer Space Outruled Tow. Aup. 23, 1355 H ILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD sis w. nit* st FLORIDA P O W IV t A LIGHT C O M P A N Y �• - Full-Time Recreation Director Would Be Benefit To Community ' L tt’a look buck and evaluate our turn* tt e r recreation projrram. ‘It we* the hiffgpat and beat that Sanford h i t ever experienced. The summer recreation propram la one e f the means throuph which children are educated to use their time to an advantape. It la an extension of tlie school propram with no “lessons” involved. Such a propram to allow our children to 'Met off ateam" la of utmost Importance to our community. Tho overall propram Just doesn't po far enough. The way ve look at it of Snnford should emnloy la this: The City a veer ’round re. creational director to loo!.* rfter the interest o f the voiirip people from pre-school aye on i:n to the vnunp married couples. Don't misunderstand. This Isn’t an effort to curb Juvenile delinquency. I* !« a proprnm to keep juvenile delinquency from occiirrlnp In our romrqunitv. Romcnit>dr the adnpe. “as a twlp ia V en t____ " That’s the wav we would like to sea San­ ford. As Sanford pmWs, nur recreation rropram should prow with I' As *he number of rhlldren lnrrea«<* fsritblrs should be Tnndo available for them to plav As we have ataled before: a teacher’s time must 1* Used to teaeh: s nrearhrr mu«* utlllre his t*me to preach and lend people to christlanltv; a police officer must utlllre his rime dlrectlnp trnfflr and taVImr rare of those who run afoul of the law A full time rrrrrn* It’s time to think about the three “R’a” Derain. Start the children rehesrslnp their ■l»c’n and eountlnc numbers And be sure to take advantape of the thousands of hnrpnins offered In Sanford Stores. School starts Bept. 6. Registration day is Aup. 31. The Sanford Herald h k ilik > 4 C a ll; i i i f p S iK N o S aaS ar r a la r M l a * > M a S Haaa a a a lta r S r n k n * t . IS IS a t ffca f < * l S IN h a f l a a l i f S S i» U a . I l l A rt *1 r m a i n a ml S a n k S ISTS eu ro p rs s iw raita* ■■* jg lS tM HUISkS IS , Kaarallia Mila* s r a a iw ir T io a ’ " iiV n ia ‘ ■ * Cart I** SSa *•* a » k Oaa aaaalk II M ***** Waalka SI* « « lk * Oaa T*a* . »• * WITS HIM ail akllaar* la llrn . -at*. .1 ihaaka. r*aa|ailaaa a i l •ail** *1 «al*rialaai*al Imi IS. *ar*... ml ral.laa faaS* will ka .kaia** la* al r*a*la> a*i.ril.laa raiaa 8 * s i*n i M noilooallr 0* a*a»roi l l m i l - i i i •*r* lM L , lo * M l liM ifta Oatlsta laah •!*•. -■It SIlMtS k* N**0ie I* o o to k w a* Ika t wiiln** Wraaa kW la awMIlaO aa*la*S*at* la 10* a** Imi t*waOII#a*l-a ao ail Ika la»at a im wrlata* ta Ifcla aawawawa* Sfc Page 4 Tuesday, August 23, 1955 MinAVM* HUUK VKRMK I have aet before thee this day Ilf* and good, and death and evil.—Dent. 30:15.— Foliotaring an evil course of itarlf tenda to deatro.v life, we die a little every day hr sin­ ful living. We should value and honor life. t u i s r m i f r '^ T H tlon director would look after the playtime of Sanford's children. Our Board of City Commissioners would he makinp a wise Investment, not an ex­ penditure, when such an item is considered for the 1953-56 hudpet. There would be no enst involved when li\c» of younp people arc considered. a • Public Forum referen ces 1COULD D O • More Emphasis Needed “Strike while the iron is hot ” is an adapt 1 /9 5 C that has lieen used over and over apain. scutfotr (•M r* * # Kmphasis cannot bo too preat that now ia the time to prepare, become Involved in, to build, or to arranpe for, the promised flocks and terminal for frelpht water traffic lietuccn Jacksonville, jaunts north, anil San­ ford. Sanford is literally “losing its shirt” by not going “all out” in makinp such facilities available. Income would Increase the city treasury to a [mint where it would lie in fi >ancial posi­ tion to take care of, not only its old debts, ih e*nl> ^ u anee to K f r the a : ex? the bravov Out but could make new ones for the progress of the community. We have literally “shouted from the AMES MARLOW housetops" that the docks and terminals a t Sanford, on the St. Johns River, wouM he a lifesavcr. From outside of Sanford comes the same WASHINGTON ta-E very once enr* for democracy by giving; It aeemi aafe lo aay a very tiny admonition. Use the water facilities is the in a while the American educa- kim a basil for comparison and percentage of youth* who go to hue and cry o f every foreslghted v ia ito r Uunal system gets rapped on th# •" “"«»»«< *'"* p o l i t i c a l tchools in this country get a w ho looks over the Sanford potential. Huai- ht, d for f.umg lo give the youth ___________________ Igrounding la political philosophy lieaanicn from fn r nnd wide have advlcatad of the country a sufficient ground ' aucli a move. ln« In <**mocr*cy. Vet, no move is made to take care of The latest rap romt* from the tho fiitnrw. M* ful and retire*"»officers goiemment the rltv’a clt> a [uturu. . . . official* which We haven t seen such a growth anywhere ,|l4dlH u,, problem of Amanran In the State of Florida as would happen here prisoners of war raptured by th# at S an fo rd should the d- eka and terminals Communists la Knrea. become a reality. It has been predicted, time Tkts commute* b l a me d »h* s . 0f n r ^ * iiiir ip t. a . a t , aize in the next ten year*. Rur with the lh, y )iltr ,lfcM pritm added facilities, there's no telling where onrr: th* indoctrination and propaSanford would go in size, income, grow th and i»ndi tactic* of tha Commuaisti. economic worth Bu* ,,1# rommlUe# aaid: There’s one wav to get th# eyes of the “Tho prisoner* nf war (who Stof* ilium hr And willnne tie to get u rt m th e h**” ,ih *B 1,1 by th* Communists! S ta le upon ti*. A n a th m na t w |d ,o|| fh#Jr bj|UU M |h proposed docks and terminals underway. ,h< Mrvl(# 0fto4 Businessmen from ell over the State will -loyal American! — the respon ninke Snnford a meecn for liullding, Indus- sihility for ihelr building Uei with try, warehouse*, trucking, railroad freight, .tch0Qi' ^ and hundred, of other related businesses, ^ fomml„M n ||( llH ahould the work get underway. ernmenl agenrie* get together with There’s no better growth than a solid rivtlUh educational institutions. growth, and there’# no hatter wav to get th# rburrbea and other patriotic orsolid growth started than by getting behind ^ britor under System Gets Rapped Find New W ay To Cure Blinding Eye Disease ,h. w a , .„d tcrmln.l, P™JK, 0V*E- 1• • put I, News Of Men In Service ‘This column Is toe Sailor* l * f aid rc a d m la uie la oxpresiicj ANNAPOLIS Md , (PHTNC) — PORT KNOX. Ky.. - P v t. Ray. ttanr opimom epos any ■ attars al lDi*reil la U>« groeral public Wt Among the 1,100 aew BidsblpBCi mood Thomas, SI. sow of John H. solicit your Utoai an* fair a.rf- i t the L'. S. Naval Acadeay here Thomas. Pent Park, ia receivin* banc tracing at Fort Knox. Ky, CUBA ol any em tio* conditions, city-wide. state an* national: com- is Joha W. Mormon, too of Mr. s i a member of the 3rd Armored Benia ar cntlctsB i of individuals, sod Mrs. Joseph D. Morrison of Division. public officials, group* ar s r i s * Alls moot* Springs. The “Spearhead” division, forlist loos, but ba temperaie. (air Morrison a as graduate* from the merly a training unit at the Armoran* truttful No personalities. The I r s itt of your totttr depend* upon Admiral Partagut Academy, St. ad Center, recently waa reorganb the Importance of what you bare Petersburg, ia May. IMI. an* att­ ted Into a combat-ready unit. ta lay Ail letter* wlD bo signed ended Orlando Junior CoUeg*, Or­ prtvito Thamaa entered the hr writer with address, though lando, ria ., for 1 year. Army la July IMS. signature will ba withheld from Ifa enlisted In the Marine Corpa BERLIN-Pvt. Dak Id Nelson, IS, publication upon request Wher­ ever passible letter* should b* in December, IMS. and «*i honor- ion of Mr*. Mary Nelson. Wllllimt in Jun*. IMS, with Clark Cl.. Sanfrod, is a member of ed to S00 or MO word*. The ..ably discharged limited . . s Herald retervea the right to e d li: to# r*,# P nvite Plral Clan, the «th Infantry Regiment la Berlin, or rut lettcra to fit the apace | ||« entered the Aridemy on a Re- Germany. available. | crtlery of Navy appointment on Tht Ith Regiment guard! Ameri­ can installations and undergoes in­ T believe In the farmer and hi* Jun* ***** tensive training in the former Ger­ future. A follh bom in dead* and , *•!« .trlV » f.mbfr' * man capital. British, French. Rus. not wolds, hut the hard working ^ | r , JullK , in iu » They are sian ant V. S. troop* has* occu­ P*opl* that they are and tha achnow receiving in indoclrinatkm in *a> ad. pied Berlin’unco th t end of World u tM i m a i i D n in levemrnts that ther have made to tanee of tho regular academic War II. feed our people from th* beginning year which beglna September d. Privatt Nelson, a gunner In Comof time. Our t-ellafa as human he1 _ _ _ _ _ pany K. entered the Army In DecInga pertainl-g ta such does not , , ember ISM and was last stationed give credit to tho farmer a* u t w # af Mmanlty pertaining to I t y0rt Jackson, S. C. valued, but If wa would atop to ,u r [•** which must bo had or MUNICH. Germany, — PFC Ranthink w# would realise th* value of ®“r * ° “M aevar survive. d,|j grjnolds, IS. ion of Mrs. Nelli* tho people who work from aunup rh* In ">y estimation, M irg m i Reynold*. Sanford, reto sundown to make aura that wa f r*., * "’"•‘ important poopl* ^ y . graduated from th* ar* daily fod. •" world Th# farmer know* seventh Army Non-Commlisloned s Munith- r*” ht *fry aHul* ......................... very m u s A supply’ specialist assigned to does h# gain. th* Ttta Chemical Depot Company, What with th* sweat of hla h# successfully completed a fit*brow, shou.d w* all think that course In leadership, map farmers ar* hick* fram the conn- rr, jmg and other military subjecttry. or thiuld we com* to th* Reynolds entered the Army in realisation that thsy. Auguit arum 1M4 ■ana and w«g wai •stationed ai\t . - th* farm- nuguss » r J - h-! r °rt V* ' b # h w arrivu’* '■ mm ? fc7 J Europe last March, gat m# wrui'f, h jt ike so-called <iw He it is _a IMI graduate of Seminola uptown gu>a will gladly admit u.'.'k School' that they look to the fatmar f o r -------------------their foud. EVANSTON. 111. * - M ark MaxThey ara th* male people who ’»•«- »" amateur ehemJst. had gtow and p it nut th* food for a ll' tte b grass trouble last month. II* of us. 80 thank you fanner* and hrwmrrd up a potion that got rid nf may all of ue as human beings, it—and lurned his lawn a mottled appreciate you. God hlesa th* toil green and yellow In th# process, and th# men «ho rulllvat* It for Undaunted, he returned lo hi* test th# sacred use of humanity. “ In tuber, mad# another brew and God wo trust." dyed the gras* hack to !U original Judy Bturm greet. YOU'RE TELLING MEI «. Commuaisti “ mad* (0011“ of some * American POWs gnd “loots of Have you met any of the new folks arrlvWoetrtaahoe Intt >t Ih . S.nfunl N .v .l Au<lll.ry Air SS, ..“ S n E S S ,T . o T ..1 S Station. Tliey’re wonderful people and you'll lion of lh# world and Karl Marx as mankinds benefactor. enjoy knowing them. “ Many of to# ro w '# ." to* com mitle# went on, “ knew too little HAL BOYLE abowt too Untied Mate* and Ba Ideal* and tradition* So too Chi no** tndoctriaitors had toe sd vantage.” Some af them, aaked to ton whst MARTHA'S VINEYARD, Mail I reassured her. “ Daddy cao't Even when M turned out he thay knew about American polities ta —Vacation notes: It Is a won e i t h e r . If ho eouM. he sure wasn't actually Davy at ail—he and history. Pound out thetr Chi­ derful experience to introduce a wouldn't have to work for a liv­ was RiUy Young, our landlord'* nes# raptor* knew ehlKi to an ocean ing." ion, and only I'V year* old—sh* didn't know what to* CommunDt This has hern a crowded and Tracy patted each war* at It didn't mind. A girl expert* a fellow program waa all about; somo had never heard ef M an. happy time for our daughter Tracy earn* In. squealed with delight at a resort to tell tall stories. Ann. who Isn't quit* IS month a old. rd surprise every lime ah* found Since then life has been as tn TVs set up a system of educating During a w rrk'i stay on this his­ a seaahrll When M was lima to tollrating swirl fnr Tracy — an young Americana In democracy on toric old whaling Island off the Iravt the hearh I asked her how ocean swim In the morning, an too broadest poaalhle seals — not Maiaathusetti roast she enjoyed sh* enjoyed too ocean. “Nice." afternoon nap. torn rookies and a only la college but in grammar her first dip In toe Atlantic O cean- the said, turning up a face lit with rump with Billy before bedtime. and high aehoola — may call for end had her first romance. Joy. *Thli la nothing but th* (rum­ a major evarhaullag ta But the golden dsya ar# over. We Owe of the odd thtngs about my old Atlantir.” I told her light­ return to the city tomorrow. Billy •duration. parent* la that that always hop* ly. ••Stick with me, baby, and didn't want to say goedby. As hla Mow 1 1 1 a young man he ta itfrt toafr children will like the things you'll see aom* real oreani.” mama led him away, ho walled, — not with (Lichee and tooy do. All my Ilfs I have loved “I will, daddy,” aha said, gull* “ I want to itay with Traey.” but with solid historical 1 ____ tha rain and th* s e n a d ef seriously. to prefer democracy to fascism ar Tracy looked doses from I_ Most y o u n g ladle* complain water, and I wanted Tracy to feel communism and ha able to dalm d th* same way about them. Sh* hat there aren't enough young men at window at her deporting tearful it? lover with what f am afraid was •hown signs of being a real child 1 resort. Tracy hasn't had that Moat students, aomtwhore be­ of nature. She like* to try to catch trouble. Soon rfter wo returned a smug expression. Att along I had tween grammar ached and roltoge. thought Billy cam* only for the to our apartment a young follow ■ hreex* In hrr finger*, to go wad tog tn toe rain, lo pit flowers and “ ilk a nut* full of frecklea looked rookie*. But Tracy knew better. get some Instruction in political science. But that's machinery: hew tree trunks, and watch the moon up at Tracy In th* window and Ito* knew he ram* to aes her. Bh# I* smiling In her aleep now. a government operates. The Amer­ com# up. Rut I was afraid the called. “ HI. stupid." ocean might teem overpowering to Flattered at this m aril of es­ quit* happy at lh* prospect of go­ icana toarh one kind af political her. A recent summer storm over­ teem, Traey replied, “Como up?" ing home in to* morning, leaving acleocc, too Russians soother. But political philosophy — the whelmed her with ill sudden vio­ A moment later th* little boy ap­ behind her the first oreas nf her lence. It was the first Ume ah* peared tn th* doorway and said, life—and her first Billy—with ns story of man's struggle through the ages to shako off absolute rule had ever really noticed a storm. "I am Davy Crockett, as’ I 1 regrets. Bh* looked out the window: In a we. more's • years old." Somehow I with she could stay by a king or group and stumble then barked away, it*i1l*d. And She has heard a lot about Davy that way. Why are children so toward democratic rule — can give every time th* Uahtnlng flashed or Crockett Is th* last few months eager to grow up and leaih to# a youth a solid base for hla profbrbut had sever hoped to meet him sadness thst lies la the passing the thunder rolled, she aaid la •mall placating voice—a i If aha Is tha flash, th e Invited h la ta of nay summer nr tho saying e l herself were th* cause of an this far a rookie. any farewnUT nnroar la the thy: “ Exeuao me, ptaase, l i g h t n i n g . Excuse me, please, thunder.” N1AGAIA-ON-THK-LAKI, (tat . I Rat Tracy mad* friends with Uw wm me oaietoi tassch *o*eh auk-1 Wh ta-WMh tan official ••oaa an sight. Dressed ta her ing ever, foe to* Mmohstag at And h# thing suit. Mm stepped to t. ta t le eaa in T U Me odga ef the beach, squinted nut tao Ith World Jam boftt gat­ ¥ • I N N I T T C lip • t th* sail-studded sea with the Ued dowa Monday to Lh* business •f Child's First Time A t The Ocean ? i--' Spoch-Moking Ovar, Scouts Frto Try a n d S lop Bit stumped me. Tfllago, to# scmtaTaMhBta •#► tag too trip worthwhile. into about ertryawo la trying hard to make tola a iw iaaafta ■aattag. a t well as to make toe •amMa at home. ««aa ta fow l ta la m ii aO th ro u # the village wot- ■Plata tho myatottahs enterprises that hart s o i l as T ru e Ue busy? ■tuck a pink thermometer toe-toto tlt o * uator I'm u * 2675 ° ° — •i & Ml m — — — t- .«=. 1 �! HU S o cia l fc v e n i& L . Specialties At Union News Co. eSport Puzzling, Fancy Names i A '■Glamour Tour" to New York and Washington. D. C„ In which Sanford women ara Invited to take part. I* scheduled Tor Sopl' fl-11 by Sigma Alpha Sigma, s National Bu«inr«t Sorority. This i* an annual festura ef the work tng girl's sisltritood and soma of the most famous places in the east wiU be rolling out the red carpet for the out-of-town visitors, and ihtt will be truly I champagne vacation on a soda pop budget. Tha group will travel lo New York via Baltimore and Ohio Rail­ road and stay at the swanky Goth cm Hotel They will have dinner at the lamous l-attn Quarter, lunch at the tt'aldorf. attend fashion shows, visit Ihe United Nttloni and tour the NBC Studios. In Waseuigton, D. t\, they stay at the Willard Hotel and will be ho* ored guests at one Of the foreign embassies, will visit the United Stairs Naval Academy at Anna polls, tour the important Governmen' buildings, Arlington Came tery and Mount Vernon and be an lertatned by Eric Welle, the "aoda fountain genius." The cost of the entire week end horn Washington, D. C to New York and return It IMIS. This Includes bold accommodations Rail fare, meals, tips, sight tee tng, tails and baggage trantferi The sorority h tt established a tra vel department operating on a non-profit basts at a service to business women snd til tours are especially planned lo r e n t e r around Ihosw things af most inter­ est lo women. Sanford women msy obtain In formalion on the trip from the National Headquarters of sigma Alphs Sigma, *n West Jarksnp Regional chairman, Mrs Irwi He Rlvd.. Chirago, J]| nr from the Vi He, Room tj , no Wen Fejatia. Baltimore, Md. N E W Y O R K . ( * - Whsls selling papers at II. announced ■U ik.. rock eontlsk iim t hen sweeping policy charges, including smttffl# . .La Baron d'Agneau de separate financial reports. pra-sal*.. .or b*#f bouillon on tha Simtnsky was asked to stay on rotki <t Rockefeller center'* ele­ as Union News president end was gant L'ste Louts XIV. . . . given a green light to eipand as d r a h»t dog with m u h at a much is hs wants to. "I've ad guhwsy shark a tew block* »»»y mirtvl Mr. Ziminsky's integrity and . . . a hamburger with pickle and ability for t long time," Gsrfinkle A nu>tard at a stand in Dallas . . . says. hsm and cheese sandwich on a Zimintky Is a handsome, ruddytrain pulling out of Buffalo.. . faced man who esmo to I'mon These are specialties ot Union News in 1*47 from a Gimbals Bros K»»s Co., which in U •tales eaters, vice presidency. Most of his life vsnds or otherwise provides almost hat been spent In merchandising, everything for the traseltng public starting at the age of 10 in lace oacept a hand with the lunage It and bankiat at E. T. Slattery Co. •lto sells newspapers in Boston. Says President Victor D Zimin- "In rstenng lo the public" says “ We've been serving the pub­ Ziminsky, "We h u e to give serv­ lic h r t l year* and we'll keep on ice and quality and—with emphasis ^ g iv in g them what they want We'll —variety. We serve so many dif­ W ev*n make ■ stab at taking care ferent kinds of people our opera­ M the' people who rocket to the tions esn't be standardised. In moon." Grand Central Station alona there Unabashed by Its humhl* ap­ are four or fue different kinds of proach to making money, the com- resisurtntt, from snack bars to pany Is as fascinated by a penny high clast dining rooms." gum machine at a subway stop— On* nf these is the famous oyster since Its multiplied by thousands— b tr which dishes up IS.800 oysters as It U by a IlSOOoq restaurant; every day snd IP s tons of lobster or by catering a cocktod party for every year. I t as H Is by a tennis match with Another fascinating figure: Union £13.000 spectators. Newt pours more than 10 million Penny by penny, Ihilon New* cup* of colfe# a year. has built Itself into a multimillinw In 1M4 a man named W. H. dollar company, owned lock, stock Williams asked Cornelius Vander and dividend by the American News bilt, president nf the New York Co., world's largest wholesale news ■nd Harlem Railroad, if he could paper distributors. sell newspapers snd periodicals The healthy subsidiary t* thought on his trains. hy some to be privately embar­ WilUsms was told he could peddle rassing the parent eompsny by the his papers if he first went through business it's doing Annual financial the ears with ■ burket of water report* always tumped the two ■nd ■ dipper to offer free dnnkt feompsnles* sals* and tamings to in the passengers Williams agreed, gelher—last year's consolidated and (hut may have become the as let were tlTS.OW, lift—but this is country's first train butcher. Project Pay* Off due to be chtaged. This was the origin of Union A couple ef months ego Henry Newt. Williams eipanded opera­ For Housewives'; Carfinkle took ever as American tions, look in partners. But even News president for a group that In hit most optimistic dreamt, It's Handicaps Helped had quietly bought up controlling ■ safe bet he never thought hla MONTREAL — Twe attractive •lock. OarflackJe. a reieraa newa creation would grow up in ho such housewives have act up a profitdistributor who started hla carder ■ wealthy and important elliten. ebla business that la also help ing handl.-apped womrt. Mrs. Dorothy Block, t l . and #P-TA Manual Study Mre. Rose DieUher, 31, dldn t take long to get thlngi going and Course Is Planned now thor* la a thriving little firm and Mrs. G. E. Howland and known as Dolls* Outfitters. Bv County Council •onMr.Skipper They sell homemade dolla' gar­ end Mr. and Mra. Al­ The Remlnole fount? Council nf bert H. Stalling*- and two daugh­ ment* to the big Montreal depart­ the P-TA It spnnsnring a P-TA ters tauite and Betty nf Chicago ment store*, which in turn supply manual study course nn Wednes­ Heights, lit. are visiting for two hranrhee across Canada, and day, Aug. SI. at the Mtthedle* a cals with Mra. Howland's par­ many amaller local shops. They employ about SO women, ent*. Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Johnson. Church In MrKfn'ey Hilt. Study will begin promptly at * They ara planning to gn to Cuba a few of them blind, come handi­ capped tn other ways, and tha re­ j m. The president of each nest Monday for a visit. mainder married women who tn the county hat been as*, * aimed section* nf the manual tn, Mr. and Mrs. Walior Beal and want ta earn pocket money at sons, tammy, Darld and Rttphen home. present ta the group. When Mr*. Dlelcher Inserted a In the aftc-noon hour the group of Odessa, Toi. are visiting Mr. will break un Into workshops for Brel'* mether, Mra. V. C. Mess­ single newspaper advertisement for at-home help she ra<eivfd various ehai-men with council enger. more than 100 telephone call*. chairmen a* moderators of each Using Mr*. Dietrher't cellar at Mr*. Michael Dugan returned group. Thota participating ara raquaat- home to Kateaeh, N. T. today af* a workshop, Uie two women de­ •d la being a aark lunch. Drinks ter spending three weeks with sign the garments and have pet­ her mether, Mre. Lilian Vickary. u n ia mad# U be cut Into volume mill ho fin ish ed . for distribution to their workers. . Tha aeatioa will close at 1 p. "We try M cater to Ui* child's Mrs. J. ! Le* and aons, Philip and Wllay, arrived Vaturday from UsU hy manufacturing (lethea Lattimore, N. C., to visit a week h* ran Identify wrlth himself, such with Mrs. t.*e'» mother, Mre. Lil­ s i school tunic* tod Red River Coats," said Mrs. Dtetrher. lian Vickery. Both women have young .chil­ The OER will hold Ita annual Mist Nancy Rountree, Miss Rose­ dren and feel that their new busi­ Robert Morria Picnic Aug. >1 ot mary Garnar, Miss Jonl Bounders, ness career does not Interfere Rock Spring* at 1 p. m. There will Mis* Martha Owen, Mi** Mary with their family lives. "We be­ be a covered dish meet. Anyone Ofivar, nf Themaevllla, Ga.; and lieve our children benefit from It wishing tn learn more about tho Mite Diane Weatherford, of Jack­ because they are m constant •te n t call Worthy Matron, Mrs. sonville spent a few days In Day- touch with creative work that la P'lrglnl* Anderson, Mrs. Henrietta loan Bench. close U them," said Mra. Black. Salnea or Mr*. Mary Alice Wyatt. Teddy WsTkar and Richard Pha­ Sunday hrunoh basuflta from ges left Bur day for Jackson­ Homa Accidents vafflaa tarred with n honey aaura ville Naval Alt Base to taka part To make the In tha Boy Scout Eaplerev’s Ren- Caused By Falls; nnuee Juot heat a half <up nf dasvoua. A study court* will he honey with a half cup af butter held and etasooe wilt ge Into Some Can Be Fatal • r margarine. ship* and plane*. They will return Pall* rata klgk among cause* Friday. •f Injuries from heme accidents at all age*. Bays Myrtle Wilson, Private P in t flaae Denald I . Hum* Demonstration Agent. But NOTICK K am kar. U. B. M. C. of Camp It le U people ever the nge af A ll Calendar LaJeuna, N. C-, returned lack to M that falfa are most likely ta camp last week after having spent ha fa u l according ta National II day* leavt a t tka home of his Safety Council ficures. parents, Mr. and Mra. C. B. EarThe wkele family can help fallraker and family who reside at proof the home end grounds just 11M Randolph SC by gtring more thought ta dnlng away with fall hatsrdt. the U. ft. For that mldaftamoon pickup Department af Agriculture sug­ beverage, mlg throe tablespoons gest*. fo r example, cheek en of nmmswlally-peeparod ehoco- step* and stairways ta he sure lolo syrup with a quarter tup of they are well-lighted, tn goad re­ undiluted evaporated milk and pair, have eontlnuMis handrails twe-thirds cup hot strong sadfa*. an hath tides If they are wide. Add Ian cuban, stir wall and onjeyl Children ran learn la heap toys aff tha flaar at lawn except In Utelr awn pity area. Many nn Mrs wherry preserve you've fust elderly perean hat tripped an lays put h as t ftlUap fog apeid* left an eta!re. walks ar ether un­ culm iuyerw. Screw Upped with expected plate* Re aura span prepared vMffla p u d d ly folded windows have tight screen a r InU whipped cream. If yew kev* a ethr safeguard* to prevent falls. nutmeg grinder, pace It with She Re sura garden tools are not left where they mey ha trip-hasards. If yen euhstiluta scattered i HU peuali halves ruga ar g n u nigs for winter (freed er cuatmd) with • little carpets he sure they are aaeured JACKETS OK ceufeetkaer'e eager Dealing fie- against sliding underfoot or retch­ veeed with grmted Mwsow rind and ing n heel ar too. Special floor COMPLETE vunillaj Up with freshly-grated finishes may ha used that are OUTFITS n«t slippery. fia A A o n a U Picnic Planned J 1 Listing* And Society. Newt Are Reqnetted By I p. n . Tha Day Preceding Publication Wadding or Formal Coming Up? FOR RENT CARV1NGM EATCUTS Sanford Women Offered Chance For 'Glamour Tour' Bokgd Ham *«n We ks« •» Oe glo*ec «W Sw Set er #***.*>,# »*< , , tv* * ,4 e»S #*•*<* ke se we sen* s nySt. TVs Ms >•( *1 •« l „ ». Srw Uses we m 4s. »-S Sc •*««* er <110111 V » » , t ••,*>, a,****.-* e* ■«**>«« *• • he* a o*w ar a leh . »* ef »•«*. »*f MU-|*» 0*— I t s r ,.., 1st *r lo* • e •*«« saf e server 1 •*:e** c- • liter Si* h er »# *••• t " f 1,1 ,•,*» *! illres 1* to* *-1—sf es Vs* * We H«M »#*, stf a is * 1* , lev »l • • • M W*t -I ,•■* H w* ivlni |.,t nl K# 4 a* v«* tr*ff . * a* l»t • oh 1 .*•■ M r*a a« * 1 tic &ANKOIW HKKAl.DTuw. Aug. 23. 1955 A4/ss o ro th y M in Jan lim e Rafrgett. daugh­ t e r uf Mr*. J , L . Itrx c e tt and the late J . L . R eggrtt ot i'r o * i C ity , todav announces the fin a l plans fo r h rr sp-uoBchlne m a rn sK e to Stan ley l-ctinusn B ru n d cy. son of M r. and Mr*. W i*. Brum ley of this c ity . The rerrm onv w ill la k e place at S p m. *- jn«ln) pt. 4 a l iM I't Oak .t ie . in 'he form *>f a garden wedding. This I* the home o f the h'ldc-elcct's h lo '.h cr-ln -la* and sis te r, M r. and M rs. John C a r l­ ton. M rs. R. M ■••men w ill fu rn l-h me music *n<i K te ru n n lU g e c it . the hrule-c’. r . t ' i bio th cr, w ill iw ot #>••* h t s or f*-V V* euro to »*sse, Ms t>* ,*r M aa rt,s, r , *« t* we isi w*. ■slsate illres —lits e re O * . kv «v-o-( » * - 1 v*-* el e*w ie|i«( le U i h l>k i l u i *■ees ef s1, - , ' m *>••**. ** • *• l e t f i * s i> |k . i i , i i- * * o kei , m v le eroM ws a , * soloist. Eld er W. Brown o f P e rry w ill o fficiate the rile s and attendants w ill be Mr*. C arlto n , matron of honor; M r*. Jam es Whiddon J r ., ar.d Mi«* June Baggett, both s is ­ ters of the oride elect. R e t man w ill he tt S Bru m ley J r . and tnher*. John IV C a rlto n , and James Whiddon J r . A il filends and re lative * o f the couple ate ln*lted to the ceremony and reception which w ill follow . A**ut#*ai • m wr—e V* » l Ss* ksrV I* I* M*Ooo ■-e sli* *■ MeM ,- f -•« se Singing Chance Spotlight Gives Big Thrill On Hollywood To 16-Yeor-Old HOLLYWOOD, Bnh, Hnp* who netds a new career like Text* needs another oil well, suddenly Buds 1 whule new vista ef show business opened to him For years, the movies have been one | t | after another for Boh— snd tl't paid off handsomely both in fame snd money. Then la "The Seven Utile Foys." Hope, for Ihe first lime, shelved (he | t | a for dramatic tclinf with laughs. Now studios IP* approaching him with Ihe type of roles once offered lo g tttlMam Powell or t Cary Grant. Upcoming on Hie Hope tltlr ara "Thai Certain Feelmg." from Ihe B r o a d w a y hit "Klni of Hearts." Ills rostar will he Marlon Brando's es leadtai lady — Evs Marie Saint N ril will come the English "Noi for Money." tn which he «UI co-star with Katharine Hepburn Then "Beau J 1 m • s," Gene Fowler's life of Ihe late Jimmy Walher, mayor of New York ttill Hope pulls Crosby and g<* in for Ihe hravy-handed dramatics a Is "The Country Girl?" "Never," p r o m i s e s Bob **1 couldn't stand seelna myself get that serious and 1 don t think th* puhlle enuld either." The Hope movt# schedule alone could kill off an ordinary trio r but Bob will alto m tatf*. before lb* season it eier, to do eiaht hourloni television thorn, make hit usual doien or more trips semis the rountry or abroad, enter • score of charity golf tournaments and emcee at least 30 banquets and specitl shows, Bob's secret Is knowing how lo relax. He's also one nf those lucky people nh etn go to sleep the mlnul* his head tourhas Ihe pillow — nr th* bark nf an airliner teal Ha moves fast and often but vetdnni gets upset One of the few times ta hit life, he ever got really nervous was hla first golf match with President Eisenhower, "I had known him from my war travels but I knew how seriously he look hli golf, tte were teamed In • tournament and I went tn piece* and aha* an hi. W* tost " VIRGINIA REACH. Ve Six teen yeti old JeH Stubbs his 1 cue far hopeful canaries. The w*r to get * Job iinginx with a big-asme bend is In go to a dense, wtlk up U the bend leader, inlrodur* yourself, sing a eouple nf >»nt* and lh*n gn home and wait for the Job to come to you. It hapt-ened just that war far Jeri a petite. 3 font I inch bru­ nette who's now a featured vo, al­ ia! for Jan Garlier's hand One day ah* was doing her vocalising in the cornfields of ruial low* Tha n o '. She was launching a professional career at this aca shihe resort, Jeri, whose professional name ia Jeri Randolph, i* the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rtuhhi rf Marshalltown |nwa. Her father grow* not only ro 'n hut alfalfa and ralsea choice Angus end Gupernsey eaitie. Khe had no aspirations far a singing career until one spring night when the accompanied her parent* lo a dance at which Gat­ her'# orchestra was playing Then rhanc# stepped in to make up her mind for h»r. "A sinter stepped out to the mike," says Jeri. “end he look.d exactly Ilk# a b-n I'd met some year* earlier in He* Moines , . . During Intermission I went eier and talked with him. If wasn't th* boy I'd known hut l^rry Itean. wbo'it been singin* with the band for some tim« . . • "tt'e talked about singing and f a-ked, “1# It very hard to smr with a band? \ * r r y laid, 'Would you like to try It?" "I was acared and tbrilte-l, hut I said 'Yea' . . . I »ang two songs When I finished, Mr. Garber asked for my name and address. In late June, Garber's regular feminine vocalist asked for a restJen's name popped Into th# band leader's mind, lie called btr tong distance Dow IhsuIsvIIIo. Would she taka th* job? You hot tb* would! ",«h# has perfect pitch," toy* Garber. "She learned by heart all th* mnaical arrangement* In four days—quits a feat." "I'm **t Interested In m»n or marriage." ah# aay*. But at 1«, sb* admits ah# might change her mind about that. Right now ah* plan* to toko leave of th* Garher outfit in th# fall to return to Marthalltown and finish her high school educa­ tion. Bhall b* a senior next ses­ sion. Rut before that, Garber will play a dal# in Marshalltown'* Forest Park Ballroom and Jeri expects he biggest thrill to com# when ah* anlar* in# the homo Mr. nnd Men. Wllmer Stapleton folks. _ am fraud to announce the birth Quick dish: turn a can of maca­ of n daughter, Cecilia Iran*, on Auf. 1* in th* Fernald-Laughtoa roni with rhees# tiue* Into a pi# Memorial HoepitaL plate. Tog with slices of tomatoes sprinkled alth sail, pepper and L t and Mra. Ralph Cox announce minced fr**h or crushed dried the birth of a daughter, Marcia basil. Hsst under Ut* broiler or C ant. Aoff. BO. She la tha farmer la the oven. Mina Shirley Moreland, Next lints you bake soft molasses Bier# C-e candies you a rt going to use en * party table in the re- rookies try sandwiching soma of frigem tw aver-night. This eeld them together tn pair* with cream treatment may help to prevent cheese. Serve at once for a teatime trelt. eweeaive dripping! B I R T H S WILL YOU BE OUR GUE8T7 S E W IN G | Salurday night at the USlt a "Di-orst" S-ng I'aiue wo* held nllh senior hostesses finm the Tout 1st flub, lepiesentnl by Mrv J It Blown and Ml*, tt l »t e t i t J .nlor hostesses »eie Miss 1'at fattii'-e and Mitt Matsta Mm 1 in n. Refrethnw nts s m te s t­ ed to a talg* crowd. Sunday aitun.iuii the Junlm hostesses in fo<«* invited the USO to Banlando Spnngs fm a pvnic and ' wIihiiiiiik V good time was had hv all with about 33 menihett attending. Runday a "TV Nile" was held. Senior hostesses wi-re Mr*. Maty McMahon aid 311 * Mat) Jane Mllllkrn from the I'alholic women Mist Ituhv Stcn-trotn was Junior h.iitr«> in eliaiar. •netInn wi'h two o- u- - • u. ;est*rr stiffness 1 tin— the *,n e machine setting ■p 1 • t t < mat. *•' -i •itch around the petals nf tbo flow er <0 ftn'-s- edge*, following euMs Hoes T> im awav evee-a fabric close • 1 I -e nf stitching on tn.t ntlgrs nf <ulin petals only. die T l r w lM T Interm ediate 11 meet at the Kut- Baptist 1 nurrii at 7 p n. The l'a*t N o lle (iia m la ( lull of the Hrbckah I «Hlge w ill m-• t with Mt>. Il< n r) Jam eson at dd'J I'a lin rtto A te . - T h- Afternoon Cite!# of the Kit si C h ristian Church w ill hate an n ig a iiiia ttu iia l meeting a*. .1 p m . at the rh u n h . M i*. K a.k w ill Ey chairm an. WKTISESD VT The p ra je r se n Ices at the F irst Baptist Church at 7 tl p in Supts Cabinet of the Sunday School m rris at the K i n f Baptist Church at b p m. The I'e n ir il Bantlst Church choir w ill re n rai-e at 7 p m. P ia v e r meeting wltl he held *1 9 n m, A church c..n fe ieiu e w ill l.e held afte r n is jc r m re tin r. I l l ) III- >nil-, ft 11 o I'la • of 'lie F it *1 pr* '-• t#iIan Church l i l t U M »\V Jerry give pi V o w place fl.iw e r Jo correct p o ll, ttnn on mat <VnIr tbe octal sec. ft--n o f tbe r.iw e r 1, f|"(,b *ft at n-lr point; ' t-i'tom ha'< bas not yet I w n i* bnt Pin flower over the orb si outline T 'a c e stew nd lef M fi fltpi <rr»nt-nttlno fab l!# prftffT -rtf flntn W'tiftri Hf trfwb.l Hi * »fn rV *piH f*qf iqut^ ut. !»1to i n ** OTip f »•1 || «|»|rF| j|TfiyyI”!| e n r*l l»iiufitl | h |qrtvne*f \\ <4h ^ ip r < 1 n in tr^ H tif.n on mu* tfi th# fo' ir «f |K# ui#'! fft#rlc tr##n in th'* «•»•#', riiilp th# tow •#!|f| ^ tv # r (|» a«i -|y f#HrV lit tfftfhfnir linf. Sow to til* iris ?r fttit*h »'Attr» n on 1 .tolf ftp# M P « r » . C rtfit | mips* ft* qitcv *'q to Ih# |lv*h( i *! th# »i»FH**##r i lilt Kit •! 1 # LI# vl*h r§ 1unc h* aWv 0 ?# o f th# f. Mm l 01 *»»# •!%' II toipi- pretr llltrr and o* tit In if||#hl .1 1 1our n u f H n i P trffF . p inI. o r n<#| fu r th# r Itm t Rflrpotl *?#tf tn tV* p'*ir •rnUR'l «Ir*|s*vi #ti lla - - r ll. ifm m rl * f'’l th* tm«th#h#i| n »rti«in *»f th# fUi»#r Thi* Mncho** will *K# Rllll'5’Mp ’it *h#i h a ir a " K id " parly at the .h u r .h at 0 p m A ll memlH-rs and lh *tr (am lilcs are invited lo attend. I W t it t C h u trh The VC '.» " I ' tn th# fi#tAl« of tt # T # luirfi "iittrrn fmV#d % il#1tit v #'! *# th# Nfitillqtta. 1 1 a fi* ii«4 "i ■ "pi In ih n 1 1 tr#n*ur# t? *vy 1? Hrhfft •# rut It t# tn#ii' 1•** M hr t l Ip'fhr* *1p Mitch af' mud i*. t bslf In- h In1 from tlip #•Il*#1 np f>11 side*. amt tf ini a tonv #«rPa« fabrie. r i»■;1! q lfr a!tov , n elen-11# r if1fa* #r*1 m •#t Ilk# this SC1mild n?i»k# an limn* t%\ an.! inevneu ■- a r< ft for a It rl.l# O*b-.r ftnw #<». nh n< 1h- f.i«*# an»! th# daffo-l il. t#Ik# tofif to toiiplniii# «*pfkt and • •#t nf filar r mats With A dlf. f. ' ' tt a*F nn earh faOtlM Wi.ei a a I*'#! rt111Y#1 •xtlon ][lirro, Try This One ( H fH 'O l.A f F I I I C R E A M M N im illlK K Ingredients: U s tups sifted flour. >, tesspiMin salt. 1 cup su gar. J 4 rup shortening t soft 1, 2 iiu n rrs l l squares* un'Csvelrrirtl rhorolate 1m elted!, t egg, 1 tea­ spoon canilla, I ’ y cups unroukeil rolled nstt (q u irk nr nldfathmn r d i , prepackaged Ire cream .Method; S ill together the flour • alt and sugar Add shortening, melted chitcolale, egg snd v wr.stla , m ix together until *in»oih. (Dough w ill he quite stiff i Mix in rolled oats Roll nut h r!ween two ih r r t s nf waxed paper tn 1 3-inrh thickness Cut into re rla n g lrs ]■» by 1 inches. F o r a d e rm a tic* edge, use a p aslry wheel for enl(tng. Place nn greased cookie sheets 1 Inch apart. Bake in mod­ erate 1130 degree- 1 oern 3 tn in m inutes. Cnol a few- sernnds he fore removing from rookie sheets; remove In racks with spatula and coni thoroughly. T n make tec cream sandwiches, place a slice of ire cream between each Iwn rookies and serve at once Amount of tea cream needed w ill depend nn how- many sandwiches ate I d he served Store rem aining rooklea in lightly covered container to be served plain llr r ip e makes 3 doiea cookies Good frie>l fish fllleta can be made this way. Rrat an egg with a tablespoon of water, a teaspoon of aali and a dash nf pepper. Dip two pounds nf fish fillet* (rut into setting.tlir pnitionsl in the egg mixture, theyt into fin# crae. her crumbs. Fry ainwly in a genemu* amount nf melted hulter nr margarine until golden brown on both aide*. WILL YOU BE OUR GUEST? W* kata leased N alr-eondl tinned rwmas at tb* Mar-Loa MataL Abaalatslr FREE to alt aaw arrival* at aur Naval Air Matlao. INSTRUCTIONS Odhim it Tudor, PhflM U S t I d -* i-n . allow "r.r , f one Iri'-b seam allowance on alt all tMv* B erk th is i+f th# f Inidi**, T* * ■retirifi It I#f| in td f«trat t t fnf tha Rifi^Di Pick 11 Tatar lira at tka offlca af t t t K. lo t St. liio riiled I’re-* Women's Editor inch around for finishing. The (ine of the nuvM thing* shout finished mat will he IS hy 13 arranging * «pe-t»l luncheon Is I int he*. s.’fllnc a pretty i.thie The woman Use your automatic xlgtaggsr wrth a flair f»r rntcitalning know, to edge tho 1 »t and make th* that gleaming silver, unusual tulip applique. In edge mat draw fltwer arrancements and attrac- a straight 'toe a bwlf-ine-h in from live place mat* can he almo.t a* the e-l-e af the mat on ait four Important i« the food, when It •li'es. Thi* will t» your guide lira c-me* lo putting gue-t* in a party for the fine satin stitch edging Siisd. the mat. tti'h the machine set fur Local sewing ret ter evpeit* a satin sitrh (S3 tn 80 »titch-s suggest you use your Imagination to the Inch 1 a- I vnur automatic tn stitch pl»re mnt* to set a rlgrai-ger ser for a narrow hlght, tl -me for your next luncheon. • •itch around the mat following They sugge-t green linen mats the line you have d awn. Turn off with a ga> t-rllp motif, with the close tn line of stitching. matching grr.-n napkin tucked in To male t-jlln aiptique, draw thr pocket made hy the tup of the lu'Ip. The Ihcme is retried out d.-ign first on luown naper. Cut with tulip buds Luting in in li« au,| trace the tulip outline on the m*t. placing the dr. „n t>,# |^rt dial dishe*. n fn from the si ie Each place mat rcituites a piece *i-le one ■ ,f linen mea 19 i>v IS »"d one inch up from the huttom. inches. Hefot* cutting he sure to This outline should he about * pull a thread lit Ihe linen to get inches high. 1 'Ing the *a-r:e brown parry the evert giam uf the fa'crlc tf your cult Inc 1* the Irasl hit off n. item tier* th# flower «ectloit *'CTi onto a square thr true giam, the mats1 will not only of th of polka-tl abri<- Cut out th is H r* • ALTKKATIONfl • DRAPES • BUTTONS, SUCKLES AND BELTS COVERED R O B E R T M ER O raft* 5 Baggett Here's New Pottern On How To Make Reveals Final TuliesO r Tnh^ Or New Place Mats Wedding Plans n. D im i: | Me fla t. T h is i!r e allow* one-h.vlf HK <>l It (jrr.ST! • • • Oil lu m & Tutlor, Inc, 'Tlull'trr* nf Fill* ITemss'* S. French Ate. ; • • Ait co*<o** R itz T h e a tre COOi FtoO-dl JJ I ASI I IMF TODAY H Y A C IN T H n t l ' E fa r fa ll and w inter Is thr choice of this ll- in y E l n h tel box suit of nub* hy imported wool. The r.mmal w iistltne I* suggested hy tw in flaps, duplicated In th* center back. Haliy Victo r hat. s im m s it iA in iin n w 0 M 4 C P C l r v r^l RIDE -IN T H E A T R E T u f is d it y — \\ r iliic M ln y M ' A l t l S 7:39 Bo g a r t Ba c all p^U IU R E N B /g S if e f • :1I Only I 'L L 'S Inc. "Builders af Pis* Homaa" MU B. Prawcb Ata, M r b u r tested I * airt .xltl'IInnrH room* at th r Vlxi l.nu Vlntel. .......... I K E P . fnr I lis t s lo *11 nrw a r r is it * al nut N a ta l Air Station p u k up tn u f k r t * al th* n ((tr* nf — 11:13 tVlMDON f OMINO RUNDAT �• - Memorial Stadium Oldtimers Detroit's Kline Is Only Twenty But Holds Title PaiHDIHt 11SIKHo w n I howI off hi* Mvrn-y«ar-old grand on, David, at a golfer, fliherman and horse rider al a ranch In Ihe Rocky Mnunt.iliii near Prater, Colo. Al lop, the President belpe hla grand, son with Ihe telna aboard an II-year-old gray bora*. Al bottom, Ih# Chief r.trrutiv* winrn alter a nine Iron ahol barely mlue<| lha target alter being hit by hit grandson, (fntcrasliowal Soundphoiotj Jersey City Dodgers? Sounds Pretty Funny JERSEY CITY, N J 'R — Try a meeting wilh Dndgrrt’ President rolling Ihit one on your longue. Walter F. O'Malley and other ofRetail of the Brooklyn team T rs Jertey City Dodger* Sounds strange, but It could hap O'M allay told a newt ronlermcr after Ih# meeting the Dodgers are A derision on whether Ih* Na­ "•erinutly lnleretlrd in playing tional Lragile leading Brooklyn sevrn game* in Jersey City" a.ldDodgen will play tcvrn game* In b g l this rlty n rit aea.on will be "It look* good for neat year and reached In one month. m r ." Mayor Bernard J. Berry made However, he said. Ihe Dodger* the announcement yesterday after would nni'm nv# permanently lo Jersey City If New York condemn* lha nrrettary land for a new Ha­ dium In Brooklyn lf Ihr move falls, he added, Ihey would con •ider moving lo Qutcni, Lung ItI land or Jersey City. IMayor f fty a p llp r r v said ■ft M I! would lake Berry Ihe rily soma ID days lo liguir out the ro tli of fixing up Rnoievclt Stadium, where Ih* game* would hi played. The munlnpall) owned stadium Is being uted at a Hie for auto races tad a* a that Ing rink. NEW YORK f - Iirtrnii'i Al Kaltnr, only Ju ycart old *nl plny102 in im second big league cam ­ paign. had the American League hailing lid* all but »cw#d up to­ day With tr*l lh»r» five week* of thn -ra-on left. Kalinr h'-M* a 37-poml lead over runner up Vie Power ol Kama* City The Tiger*' outfielder gainrd Hirer point* to v>l in tail week’* game* Power, meanwhile, diilodged Harvey Kurno of Detroit from Ihe No 2 tpol. Power dropped five pouter 10 314 while Juenn, in hi* wont tlnmp of the year, trial in points to j>3 with only live hilt In 30 al hal­ lo Ihe National League, Riehle Ashbura of Philadelphia fell two (mini* In XII for an It-pomt mar­ gin over Brooklyn'* Hoy t'ampanetla in tecond plare A'htmrn rtroppe-l two poinlt before he » a i tide lined with a pulled hark muarle l.i I Thurtday. Campanella alto slumped two point* In Xfo Ted Klut/ew>ki nf Cincinnati, Ihe ttnior circuit v Ihiid leading hal­ ter al 317, continue* in tet the pare In home run * wild rt lltike Snider of Ihe Dodger* hat driven in Ihe rno-l run- III although Philadelphia'- Pel Knm*, wild 1W> HUD. is gaining ground Mickey Manile of Ihe New York Yankee* walloped >u homer* in la.I week’s gamr* to bring hi* tea ton’i American l,ragiir leading to­ la! of 37 Jackie Jin-rn of Ihe Rutton Red S-ix tra il in run* balled in with >a r r*g FA A *3 OF TM3 r p iP t e futur -ty trot. S M P r .t , AAP , - \ T H S tJ l\ thbrbs w I ) tcrsrucKY y f v n ja .r f W TROT 3 AT ft t e r n a r y W W W r ^ T P O if ’ w as f OFIY FOLLOWWO /If tO t FATHER £ FO O TSTEPS py R is victory Jk * '° o ' FAAWL 3 TO!*!Alt A* TAB PCCOPP T/M£ OF 2 :0 0 WAICR M/S s o i C A * e C L O S E ST TO 3 QUAUA&* Boy Who Can Hit Gnat In Eye With Football Is Plain Student Chuck Davcy Plans For Big Comeback On Shaky Ladder SHERMAN. Tea IW-Thf hnv who can hit a gnat in Ih* eye with a fttnlhall end kick it a country mile wilt h r.p i.I another ttuJenl at Amlin College S'pi I If he |endt hi* talent* lo Ihe SAGINAW, Mtrh e — Churk Davcy, Ihe once flnhy cnllrgian tr.im it will be because be wants who three year* ago fought hla way to a wtltervej^hl championship limit with Kid liavilan, Decisive Victory planned a rnmehark Imlay Bui Ridging from Ihe split 19 Earns Fight Payday round derl*ion Ihe former Michi­ NEW YORK IJR-A decisive Vic­ gan Stale Univef'ily lishlrf gamed tory over favored Hlnri Nocrro to­ over Pat Mann nl Syrarii-e last night it wa* hard In sc# how Davcy day earned Paolo Metis another plant It. gel anywhere In hli re­ television light payday. Mrtia. Ihr rx-ltallan welterweight turn fiavev, rlow an I m il? after a rhampmn now living in Montreal, 13-monlh layoff, piled tin poinlt gave Ihe tlro-ig, rrude Brooklyn only because Menu couldn't solve ynungtlrr a boxing lra*on in a TV in roundrr al SI Nlchola* Arena lilt aoiilhpaw style Weighing IW, Davcy carried a l*<t night He won a unanimous diciikx) 2 pound edge n trr Mann Aa a rr-ult Mellt wa* nffrrod, The light was slow and dull mutt and rpucUv arreoied. a Mpf with of Ihe way Davcy taid after the bout that Ihe winner of nrxl wtrk** Gena he frit h it punrhmg "wa* not a* Poirier-fliria Chriilcnten welter­ sharp a t II should have been " Rul weight scrap al Ihe St. Kicka. ha added he wj* "pl*aied with klellt, 130. drubbed Nocero. 1HH lha way my te n ttocl u p " on the inuda and whackiH him "What I need is tola of work," often from cutalde with a anaakyDavry said. fatl right. Baseball's Famous Dazzy Vance Here For Annual Contest Th* annual “Oldtimer* Night Celebration** thii year will b« lead off hy Daxty Vane* who wai re­ cently elected as a member of the Ita-eball Hall of Fame. The famed pitcher is making hla appearance in Ranfmd to help local hai.»bait'officiala attempt to reach a rath figure big enough to pay off tax obligation* of tht bavrbal! organixation. Came time tnnight la act for 7:30 at Memorial Stadium with tha OMlimrri to perform prior to the game hrtwern the Cardinal* and West I'alm Beach lltavaa. Along with the opportunity to •ee Vanre, local haieball cnthuiiaita will have a chance to i h many of one-time Sanford playart In a two-fnnlng game. Thoie tehadulrd to appear in the eonteat ara |t*rt Chapman, Churk Aleno, Ruddy l.ake, (iemge Krnii, Ted Drookiyn, Lloyd Swain, Jim Tayne, Charlai Biuon, and other*. AROUND TOE F»L The Orlando Flyert, eight g*me> out front, ran now win the FlorrJ* State league pennant on anv com­ bination of (wo victories or Gain**will* defrat*. Nine game* are left on the ichcdulei of both Irami. La»t night, the leader* walloped St. Petenburg 11-4 while secondplare Gainesville iplit a doubleheader with Lakeland. The G-Men won the opener 3 1 and loil the afterpiece M In 19 Inning*. Five ainglci and a double gave the Flyer* aix run* In Ihe aiith and Ihry added three insurance run* In Ih# seventh. Jerry Webber led Ihe IT-hit attack with a triple and three atnglea. An estim atrl rrowd nf 3,009 wa< on hand for lha fray hted In ronnerlion with Ihe “ Fun Time" celebration at SI Peleriburg. Admltilon waa free Ctaineaville'i Boh Reed allowed three hiti going into Ihe IMh of the aecnnd game, then Lakeland clobbered him. Bandy Randall and Hal Smellilv doubled in the Inning and Poug Kingamore and Manager Jim Tumrr had tingle* which com­ bined with a walk, sacrifice an I hit balaman were good for five run* Germain Pliiaro, a torn cried outflclder-firat baaeman. won Ihe opener for Gainesville on a fourhitter Roy Poole’* Iwo-run aingle In Ihe actenth waa the declalve btow. W'e*l Palm Beach be*| Sanford *2 before 331 Sanford fan* and Payton* Beach defeated Cocoa Ifr tn play and not became ha can gel an alhlrlic tcholarsbip for do­ ing II. Austin College it inaugurcling a "ilrtrtly aiWhleur Inter-coilegiata aihleiic" p r o g r a m Uilt (all. There’ll be no such thing at an Athletic trhnlarihlp. Any boy who gelt a tchoUrthip will do to beraute nf schi’taitie fitness and financial need Juit like any other •ludent. And U he receives employ­ ment aid he will bavt to make good on the Job. IPs a new lyatrm worked out by rrraidrnl John D. Moseley, who aayi It ia "an experiment to cure the financial and oltwr ilia of athletic profetaionaliam that have plagued to many tcboola to many year*." The program actually will not he In complete effacl until 1IU Ath­ letes who already havn scholar The Daytona victory gave Ihe ships will be allowed In finish out their eligibility. But Ihe new fel­ Islander* third plare, vice Cocoa. low* coming in won’t get help ho. John Ivory Smith, taking tha docUion- on a seven-hitler, vat cause they new athlete*. backed with a M bit attack an<l was Mttr In troubla. Wait Palm Reach took advan­ tage of Chuck Langfora'i w ilJn e ii in the eighth when they had five talk*, three iln g l n and ( mo stolen baiea for fix rum Season-Long Slump Turned Into Banner With One Big Blow By TOE ASSOCIATED PRESS Eddie Mctibee. the ex-big leaguer % who patroli center field for Ih* Memphi* Chlcki. ha* never had a auric *c*»on aa a hitter. But Ihe Tribe apetd merchant turned hit »ei»on-long ilump Into a ban­ ner year l ilt night with on* blow, a n t r u n ii;trii i t t t i The hit waa McGhee'* tilth U p s a rf tlralghl over a two-game apan. It K.ldst •• l l l < M i l i u m . If ! I * a waa a homer beard many mtlei M 'dlsr r f * 1 1 1 1 VtUafih a lb « : I* r away in Mrmphlt. II came i*n *:«»»]» Jb : * a i Eddie** firtl lime at bat. and pro. M »srs l b 1 * 1 1 vtded the only run of Ihe gam a f t l»-jh«l« f 1 0 | a h - K llm a r I I » » at Ihe Chick* beat Ihe pace *el. |tn f» llk P * * * * ting Baron* 1-0 and cut lha Bir­ p * • t a mingham Southern Ann. lead to » -)l. l'»"1 Tf ! « i' ■ ■ TW laU 11 t ST 13 2 'i game*. « u ro a u Paul Stuffel geei after hia IMh ab a ■ • r u r lb • i * : victory tonight at Ihe lop can • Mr •all™ t > i M imiii rt 4 * I * landers retume Iheir brawl Bir­ T a r ta ll if I n 1 *i mingham Maniger Phil Page tayi f M r b f rf i l i a hr will counter wilh lefthander It'iiWr l b i * l l Millar J 1 1 1 Jim O'Reilly, whose record la 1 1 T k a ro a ll l b l t 1 s U r p llr f p 1 « ’ a blulfcl ha; loti Iwo. m b ir lili p * * * | Bob Bortng homered twice an^i e -y * n e it i l • ( T w ilit 1# V IT I I tripled m leading Atlanta U an a — F ile # *w* f a r e i t i . i in l i t a-1 victory over Utuw Boca arm k —n i.in ie # r»e n-in-o* in tin -— siro u n d sd out foe I l s r i . k to I l k Mobile trimmed Naihvltle S-l hi WM „ ___ . was ■«* W W W —a la n ia r d t w * » *■« — 1 an afternoon game. Challanooga 11— la .n et. F l.t l.V 11 - K h lrl.v , and New l)rIram were rained out M iller T>*s-ni*. U p . s r id - r . M’ i L la m s , Me#le y , TIM* * t J- n m —W it- and will play a doubleheaier to-, II.m * T h o r n .II ) | ,4 l * r . K O m .r ; night. # n — R l v m h .r k 1. K H e r. W illia m * . H e a le r Iw pet, t i P — M y rr. t„ |»,lM i | The-en.ll In M iller In I ’. s * l . e l l - W I -11 « anfr-rd ». l i l l n ff — lln l* « *. U n if> -rd I l U i l . k 1. i t , , , . » i i . i eo-t>>- o n - i, iim e it f i t-tn a fe rd 1 HO— H a l* . T In T In . m a i l U - i l - n l 4 In t 1.1 t n - m g , H U P — Iw n afn rd i M . d l .e l tv — d a l.* ( . r i f n i i ) t ’ - l l . i t and i.'arm in. T — Ji* » A— I I I . The amateur gold champion of South Carolina it Auhrey RoiHrock—a tlud.nl at Ih* University of North Carolina. Hia home i* Spartanburg, 8. C. Water Ski Meet Set For Weekend LAKELAND I*—Th# National Water Ski Mret her# thli weekend i* expected to draw 130 entrie*. Shapely water mltaea, youngalert hut Irarning Ih* game and alrongly built huaklet will compete in Ihe four-day tournament ilartlnR Thurtday. Here’s why we say New Chevrolet M A R K Trucks 4 i•■wi»f<4 n are the most J fta ffl trucks for any job today! aa -iw x. i * im r n i -h IT i l . m ta i * f n t is k .Ur .ni --ils h m a 14 11 .411 i i i .s i i.v * v r s T K i m a t O t|sn e « I I pt pst*r#h>ii> a vs l-aim M sa.n •. S a a la H S O a 'n .M lI I . I, L a k a la a 4 1 i F ir s l H am a) t*a>i.-i,« tl-s-h ia , C r t f - l t 1I l~ ------tfSjiilftftftppirri , m a r t v n n ir O flsi-do s i PI l - .t . ' i h i t r e 4 > t .s a l n s r l n n t H t u h W I* .I m H n .fc mt S aalae# L a k * l* n S al O r ln t t * llla iH r a ir n t e io r i w t, r .i * V-.rk r t IT IIS c t iu i« :i ia a n • •■ ti ia .# • ; Iivttul- r« ii si* i- i'« ii ai a* set £••>* e * i . i* r i r-i '-v# *h ,a»« e if M *u t i l l r-^ r. If I * ata . n i.t n .T s v r iT C H n a t IN " ( i m i ) I ' M I a l l l l O AW KS T f H M T tlallln t'-ia i t C h i n a n ( l - T - H l — Tv’ii a o -U i m l nrow-a 11-11 »j ^ f»k* k» Ill-Si an4 Centutara N t » T a tk *1 P s l r a l l I K I — T a r ­ ts- H I I I v f U r r r t t - U I 1l"H. n a* < T i< i|s*4 l« » — assltl- *>* <la-ita .« #c--rt rti-ai V, j - a i r u n n t l K a n s a s CM y, m i — IW srusI I t - * } i s K s lln a r l l- T I X S T II1 M I, M U lilM W P ti a t lr i. II ss SI a in - s iv ,» t s n T u rk L m V * TBSTUM l fc at Piiiabursh ill. n w w m r Wifi®®** ■is at Concern R aw T a rh PH 11 .S IS in a t .a l t ji I don't think this would have happened on concrete! < •It hs^ewed so fiat oftcer! I e u taking It euy beam s I b o w «Ws type of psttiMM is slippery whee wet. J stepped — the brakes w ala* doera foe foe carve tod my car ewddeWy veem completely ee* V rente*/. I skidded into the other lane of traftc •■d right iwo that ocher car. 1 don’t think lids would have hap. ^Ypw‘re light Mr, Hotewiat. There’s last chance of inch fow other pavumems. Ybur tirea gw a tight grip aa i , ' �/ 7w n . W A N T I f IC a W o rth A a y t h l a f Its W o rth A d r t r t t a i a f Im CLASSIFIEDADS r pb u u Odor • Walter B G m r t l CentncttoJ IM Mrilaavilla Ate. Itol 2 Bedroom Cement Dock Horn*. Pr.co 17710, Sm*U Down PayB ta t Bal. US 00 mocth. can five Immediate peiMiiioa. 1202 Randolph Avenue ____ BY OWNER —Modara 3 Bedroom Hsout* oa lari* Coroar Lot. neUiiy f . v a 4 a t *. US 40 Si LOTS. L ari* buildini lota Hllh. drr laB d.>*iuirta< r Pno# tad up. Locitad one half mtla North of Slaakier'i itora. Pa. ole. Saa John E. Fo*. Piola C cioan. *u a t i l t Wait cl San>ord oo Statw Retd 4a Slat a IMP Wa Hava Built to San­ ford for over l.onft peoplat Wa h*v» the bona (or you —to W>xoa«ood — or Drum *old r o c ULVT —Loch Arbor, 2 and 4 bedroomi. 1 It I Bathi. Lari* Lou. Full K xtri cool room*. TelevtUoa, U Tua Bath* —Lari* Dtchana — x rfk lv . Kitchen prmle*e* *v*l> Screened porch** — G araje or .Uble. 1011-W. Cirpurts. Brit pniiibl# ciaI No Down ’Pirm tal" ,D" O t i s furaahed *pL Clo»* lIn. toy Cotta OoJy. 3U PalmtUo Avt, Phrnn 411. Wellborn C. Phillip* JrH * r t n « A APARTMKTTS: room*, pavnln hatha. 414 W. FUat St. Roftawar u d Baby B*do Bulidar Pkaaa 1244 Salat OCfle* oo coroar Oicaola Dr tad Mohawk Ava to Dreaawold. -e T PC. LIVING ROOM CROUP COVERED IN N Y L O N . • Sola Bad • Platform Rocker • Pull I p Chair • Cocktail dckta il .Tabla ad Tabla able Lamp A D i 44* THE OLD HOMETOWN 'v f p 'e r t o o u a t c < LOOK* U K G ^ T H E V 'V E - B C T T N C 50N E- A L L s u m m e r » k■»>ek*r ALL FOR ^ •* * --------By STANLEY NEW SPA PERS BU CVSET RPCVM AN N IH ILATIO N Phooa 127 DUMONT. IT" table modal TV. tabla. and aottooi Ph 1M4-R 1 Gul'l Rika. Ilka dm i E flat Alto lax CoUmo Enrrabrauoo 1IUT W. Ulh St REBUILT Diaaal Power fm t Ideal for itwmiH or heavy duty pump. New unit warranty at 4 pr-ca. Call U01*W day, 11TJJ IM HUMiSICv] n xllht B i f f t r l y AppliABM Cent ll M Mifaolia US l “ Ava. i Waahert aid ••Your for Automa* . _ J l#adqu*rter» l d l l __________ tie Dryer* Waatinihoute Laundromat H aytir - A BC Aa Law •» IIM.M PHONE - 1TIT 1 '- = ~ ' ,,,, S ROOM S P E C IA L OVER 300 A r m wjfh TJfO It S Piece Dinette Set. .\ Dec* Llv. in* Room, i Place >edr*>m F ro sta je or i*ody bottom Lake. Group with and Boi N t:r davtlopoKoti 12 Slilot Sprinr* ...... inaon (terraa) from Sanford lit.iwi Term*. F U R N IS H E D A P T S . 33. H. "Bill" STEHVtR ECH O LS B ED D IN G CO. ‘ K 1 N P O L K S V E R S U S THET O L O F O L K S JW -1 W rit n u Or Call at Funtl' Rrakpr — General lu 'iran re Cornrr tod A UancH a Pb. 1221 tur# Cantar. U4 W alt l*L I. HOME » SUMMED VBKStOA/ - — n*rtrada B. Dial If Idor Aitariata “Bod'' B iah erter, N fr. Phone 2122 112 N. Park Ava. / I | I *r*« rtlfl.t! t. »».L» »#twt* cw Open Monday'* ill * p a . hvaton To Help You Rfnt or Buy. On* DAVID BRADLEY Garden 720-W. Rota L. Patton Tractor. Due. Turn Plow and (R er. Rral Eitale Brnpfr) Cultivator Nr mtivator Like New; mo BCE Seminole M atty fmr D*«JM t i v i n t —i« riaiao MtnvirK - a French Am AaaabaUr Brown Hradmon, able U oaca and Apia. l’hono 21. L«Pt f T O F f f l ____= H 5 a Asaoclate. FH A L L RlU-riann Teehnlrlan C O N C R ETE Ph. 2471 — 17*92 at Hiawatha NICE Bedroom, Private entrant# . ■0 v ,»t • T . ■. i ,*aj L h * 1 rhone 1144. liouta 1. Sanfnrd Raadv MUed Concrete. Coocrrt* alms <od repntn. " a n d bath, rhoaa Jo a -W . _ RAYMOND II. BALL. BIOKKC . h . ! .411 Block. Sand. Gravel, Cement Down— Small w n -in “ Moatkty 4. D. Hum ley man, Aatocuia NEWLY ruralibed 3 Badraom Ceoereta Pipe to Meat All Quali­ Fnywiawti A llA f . i. A •• Call u* abotn our pu<me«* ratra* O If. H arm on, A ttoriila fication!. Houie. Ia rsa Hbenwan C a a m t* Co. Th* W*rl Ad lirpaitm m t la Pbooa MB Phew* JIM Shady l a w n . U«>d tuWM. 144 Sou to P o ri Ava. OM Meal IMk riw w ran r^rn fmm 4 JO a. *n. until h Ui p. S h t n u n Cemrrtlw P ip * Co. Phone 1IS J. IT - ^triU ltU BH Jt* ■ TRAITJt W o o d ru ff f t S ln g laU ry ti earh hutireia da * rarapt Fat. 0*1 Heal IMk 44. USED PLLtMCDtO FIXTURJU It wlii ply VUO U) »ee tifc bci<i R sa I E i t i l a urday aftetrmnn Daatlm* fnr * ri HxisittD w , “ i ^ , . 9^1 Tuu buy. Open Lveoioxa a "fek^tay lr«rt!on» It h 00 p m. n s Hi ouodayi. SSL tha day preeedtre publtcatmn. Eatlilde Trailer Sale*, Palatka. tha. Fla. — Fartary to Taw — • Room furabhed ApeftmenL Threa bedroom homa near ichool located on two lota. Owner UavA laiw lnua 2300 Sltllonvilla. FOR SALE — IIM3 Plymouth 6tloc town and w uhti to tell hit Ad<evU*ert are rrqunted to no­ 1007 fiaafard Avw. I’iMaa U U VcMtUf* Blindx dan 4 l><tor Phone 1964-R_____ tify tha Want-Ad Department Im­ e q jty . This borne baa porch, Eoclaaad Mad. Sai-oroaf Bedroom hotue. nicely fundmediately of any error* In their car porta, utility room, aptea rail with pinette e n ir p la ilic «i ORLANDO Monttnx brwtloci. Or lMt — MODEI^A Tirea food, ad*. hM ter. V. blind*, Itnve It refrta» The Sanford llrrald will be r , Ft ’in* Good tookt Good 11 * 1. rayon tnpn*. Cotton or oyk« laodo Kvrninx LLar. CaU Ralph eerator. Total pnr* only Sin.soo Call 343232. Ifoneit Hank. 7IM mange A ir retpontlbla fur only one Incom ei cord*. Ray. 11I4J. laaardloa. R o b e rt A . W illiam s. R ealto r B w k a rik G U w t a d P a in t Co Kaymunn E Lundquiit. Aitnelale Pbone Ut jV ELY Cotta cat. nicely Furalth- Pbom 1673 Atlantic Bank Hide. 112-114 Weat tad K. 19M ANDERSON TraiK-r 37*. P . M. C A M r i r r i .1, rd By Week or Month. Home Larje Livins Room (.nod eon- Buy, Sell. Rent, Hire with want General Cow ir after ad*, the buaieat aalriman tn altar 4 p. m. or on wrnk-end*. dilion Sereened rabana. Will COUNTRY HOME RED-I-MIX CONKRETE "Home* of DitUnrlimtown. Fut one to work for you 4 mil** truth oo If-M . / I n * l-R Ft homa iltuaied m> I a r m take anu ltrr trailer part pat Mtrarfa Coocrnt* Co. Ht-Way ll-M PIm m 1*41 Phone 1X31. We will be d a d In Point* Motel, R. J . refroll. meet flrar, frarnet Trader ra.-rlleot lltd e n land. II la* Ftm Ava. Phnoe t.VU charge 1L r»rV »nr>ed rttn ji tree* Situated 1 v block from irbool but line Be* L'aed Turaitura, appUancry, moli. Email 2 bedroom homa unfurabhFor Better Flu mom* 14 AlTOMOBjl f; BRliaF.RR -U etc. Bouyht-aold. Larry'* Mart ed. 404 Sin Mtrcot Phone R. duced for quick tale to U.SOO. See or Call 221 Eaat lit 1L Thnna 1U1 ^ ^ rs -r A. William* at 147). 470 month W . J. KING BOUGHT MILD TRADED NEW MASONRY HOME ly. South Park I’hone M Rey Nrrl'a ('tea Cart A LtltJe Bit of E«rr>tbina' 4-B ft home almoit cumpltltd on Sanford Ave K llth St T H E CURIOSITY SH O P Daitrabla Furauhcd Apt. Ph. lir c a lot. iituated luii mu of city on GrapaviUe Ave near Neat to Eenneit'a Court 27-92 So LAWN .MOlT Efts n n a r p e n e d It —Ml,tort/ Roalt/T railers—^19 422-W.____________ '__________ Bicycle A General Repair. W. l i t St . cxcclleat plan, top. S tan ley'! Hike Shop iTui iu IWBo XTs — 1J ft.T oar % W O BEDROOM F u r n l » h e d 2 n d * conatruction Ready for USED TRACTORS loek: and anrhori. tin eaeh 210 n. 4th St, TcL 2424 BrM Tractor b . lie u io n by Sept 1 Price H oay. j ^ W a j t biclonJ Boat Work*, Plumr 11.11 -30. coovanMBt larmi. Ex* 1144 MMfe FI FLOOR aaadtof and fiauftto* IV4. tlu ilv i. New will yew iw ier O a u ta s, w nxut- S a m a i Baal MAIL BOX POST* flow will yew Trade? Miracle Caocretc Cn. tml* County aincn IMS. U. M Year eld Meter ter a G laum . Lake Mary. Pfl 1M4 h. D tc n ta n r. w. m iiRO 309 Elm Ave. 3 batrM l) h«u»f. til* bath. Relief arade - RVLNRl'DEt 1U Stationary concrenn tub* Fhrne . uhad A1 Glbbona, Laka MM* 1M1 Pork At*. Sportlnx Gooda ENVELOPES. letterhead*, atatr- IIO H S0N 2T0-W. menu invoice*, hand biUt. and l unrude Bale* 4 Bert ire SRRY LAKEFRONT r o | r a m i , etc. Prngreuive Ml I t«l HI. Ph-.we MM CLEA14 COTTAGE Phoea 3Q1J On frlplat Laka Drivt. 14 yeara Eler Cook 5tove -U O , 4 Wathf>rintir.g t o , pnonn 404 — 403 _ •- l ■ - j.- i.u a t _ celd, ld .hBHlrocm. fd ro r D(a. Pf". Lari*, Ufa* lav. ina m uhinei -*a> to 443 . Mito . PUBWrrtfBfi» 1 dM Hilda M Weit llih 81. . 2 Bedroom Apartmtnt UO. monrlda holany Buffet I it to. New in. for Buy your Purntlure at nerTy** 9 pSSfco u” * Ulhti* v<Mr* cagpi*. Mmt 1*4 to anrael*ate. ntr-Spnnt PLUMBING kfetal Bed with Mittre* War Warrkouie fu ia . Co . at 901 W Coatract a id repUr work. F n a a rt Oak Chait. 4 drawer*— - 4U . l>i St. AU nationally adv. furp N r U R m a ilD G trtM Apart* eaUmatea. R. L Harvey. M4 liter Triple-Mlrror Vanity v— 41). re at wareheuta arteea Baaiord Ava. Phew# IBM. Small Kitchen (abinft — SIR.. Chin* Cablnaj - - , Good - * tone RANDALL EL^CTH IC~CO. U -K U CC 9* Cab in# I — |U <m.J I. R. no-M t , Baby Bed amt Mat Fineine .11 Cnniraetiaf and Repair* Ckll.lllAIM _ « , ___ \r ow®. CALL 2T4J IP YOU y w ld Uko 43 treata 23 cn. W, Youth Bed Bad and and wrvlee. 0. fl. IUlh. Oviede, T V S E R V IC E C E N T E R je ta -1111, 1 3 . Drop Lax klattrraa— Leal Dia* Fla. Phone 4121 * l u M Bandit and Crotlev Aprbanrei •tie., 4 ehaift—114 chair » im j w after a » a Pram* wIM 112 M agnolia Ave. P h . 113 S par Tridtnj Paat rban way 17-92 SoMk Flaafclil. B ren* fleaUac SStl, Blfctriyaumfi tfwti® ______ Phone 2212 R 412 04k Ava, Ph M. G. IIO D G ES Tipewritera. artdtei mieuaen, smoe ” clearance ~ 4ar»'re on All Water Pumpn— fiJ-pKi W r4 Riiee-BewUia, 414 lftfwoUa. Pk Wefla Drilled — P a a ta L*diet #r ' • v ' n a Booai 4. a*. Pnaia Bead Pkaaa TM . 11.00 PR. Iho* It'B 80 Eaay S l i l M E R f i l 'K C l A I i t FURNIRHBD Apt IM P ark Ava. To PIbcb A Want Ad on pefm inent Wivrt /u it Call 1121 and ask far Shiplnf A ftvhnf Our Sperlalty. U m W ant Ad depArtasaat Sinford'i Mo*t Modern Beauty l u f o r d Herald lllrp- Air-enodlUoeed. Soft W*. ler, and pannum Dryer*. H A R R IE T T S D U T A l ^ T O K - Llnolagm, C ar R EA U TT' NOOK R aaftrd Linolaum k Til# Co. t«l Be. Oak Ate. Pbeee *71 1)7 W. fat 8t. Phone 1917 d B B B P « T lT Um# BANDm o • Ftolaklu; FOR NEW FALL raahloni In • w r i t s a r t funtl abed, laid A m - dran and hair itylr*. r»rk up your wardrobe with a new Short Hair Do. W a«k/or m onlb-JeL UMP a r. W# r in l tw a •STAPiSMSHi B a ^ w w rH a n tt Pop# f KtU>J4*U at.-U L * JU.Cinn J ’J i .'e 'J *22 Break. U .d'ju.: .• .' * *u u . a j j ’ r -:u • fait i'U ,JC .tU fneej UvlU IIU ' . ’it • To w t ’j u r t j : .*> j com# JlU lit4 UU II M bark 3•aW u wJ a .4fi. t - vs'in J U win*: S a s u U k U U i’ u w a u ta ?3 Sirk 76 Frtnrh u tjteiiia iM L vtir dlltllhh] U 2 Jd .lJ neve Lit, • a u y u i Ttii< tie v t la rw e s nutopped hill 4 Indiana nf 4 Jienb a Bluefield* (avnrite Laynon wife <Bib f V Trtek 0 Apart. JO 0"ld w** feund tn tH* 8 River tPr) .la m to ry T. Rem it 1? Crr"*-» eH pe-md 13 The h » u t tanat > and t Water \ t ) entie •tndera 14 Mulberry it Male JT Overhead 15 A Inn*, 11 r i 'f tip m i dtlttnen 29 Tnaet net 4 re**- bare 16 Journey rare 31 Biblical 1* Muite nn*« 2f» S e|r»t name (D ) 21. Bone ja Look W. Tall talra tnntt > Ih Alr trntnr 21 Lubrtea'^ ! ! net»r'*rlh 4 3 b 3 t 11 ror entree f.V Brittle 1 10 1 28 Burpne* % 3* lA m rtfy II 30 Tear % A "o r a t i e l cq •* IS* S3 Rea^rt 28 flair an erri 1% 27 Feeneta % writer It v > S* CMae t a % 7!*/ t i 40 Cnnelrlll* I» i i 23 IjOfl 41 Anatie / ft IV in hiajd-'m % ACBOFtl oue S U M M E R 1121.00 THK SA N FO R D IIKITAI.D T u m A ug. 23, 19X3 1 Border AND RAINTPTD T H E Ev M P T Y M fL K B O T T L E S W H IT E--T H E Y J U S T SA V ED DARI 'E M f • Sf' DAILY C R O S S W O R D NOW MDU S T E W H Y I P U T O UT T H O S E -O L D Mather of Sanford 24444 R. Itl I t PS (> a r ) 47 Gun* Vtin**ted(« 44 K*MJe» 4 ' L*f* 46 Sure Hial > DOWN 1 Wrlnkl**, i p» fold* i River (F r f to *1 M 91 K *3 ' 7 *3 43. Rim ta Latvia t % f I M Id | 11 in n V/{% % u 33 if d 3* 11 /j JT i AO % - // 1 29. Ctrl a name 34. MuaiOl tear rumen! 33 OuuLadO J t Labia Ai ft 'i 'A 41 4L» 7, JU M •zzx sw f 'A fi Seminole Realty it r & v .m t if g tw r. g a g g lw dKA nse V'T-H Kii.gia?a g-^! • ^ “S t W V O l : n jn - 'w a h ia s E V A -B E SS BEAUTY S H O P All Senior Operatora Phone M IBS E 2nd 41 Air CandlHoned Dry Fold INDIAN NATIONADITI. ivmrn to free Goa from Portucu*** m ix irw ehown (topi rheerlnf ai they marched on the proleetnrit# damandire l‘-a iiberallon. Repulied by (uoflre, tfry carry th*lr dead and wounded (bottom) from tha aeene. At lean 31 Indiana were killed! ar.d more than IM wounded In the border iktrmlih. Af*»r thlr InrU Ct:A, India and Portutai announced end of diploma!!* rtlaUau. TELEVISION ... life re t a* » I) • 11 t t u i i i tv rnaw ar.t. a t* it ti rtn ir '1 a n ra tiiiia i* *11 *• wua ca<la 1rati it f i f t - ' n T ire '.il 1 *» <r,rte(in C lrsiial I )* 'Ve,(»»r.e*« • erte *1 J*ha paly .V*** 1; Pee Vfett » Cvfnar ** teCuatrir (te r t r i l e It TalV th» T"*# ro M-.t tai Varletite 1' tua’. it I I • 1 Tti’. . !.',*• * Hpi>ii>rnt Theatee f'.rr-oar Ihealra My Here T lit" in Action Mr Dutriet AC-roer Ni » i t U .tV*ath»r firelight Thtaii* aiea-oft w rn v n n ii HUHhiAO •|VO *» Pt-grara hee-.n* Tn* Meroiftt Ihew T»*i rglleta ArTKaxonn Iler-*« Teaarini Wgguaa 3(M r t i.it gathtr atefnirB .r ? ,h? W g i - m. La*# «f Ufa laarrh far Tertarrow Vl*»«.| ru fill S*» »-'* •ithir Itrk rtae tiM Of Oira Mena Ita'in** i:in » » l Craiaraada rl|hitp ;*r Par .o-jr i c t i n t Jop Te m Tael A raniy “Ur lr a Hr Mr* “ Hrti-*>me Around « NOBTON P. OAll ON (top}. 23, ^pprentiew Kcemaw on tempo* r u 7 duty tn Waahlnxton, haa been told by the Conat Guard that he wru denied a naanmiaainn nactad with < by the Attorney Oeaaral aa autv tantvn. Garten ranked eighth la the rraduatinx r a n of the Guard Anadimy, New . D a mother, t i n . a) of Ban l a . . ______1 hwaa a 1Mat unaware ac the ev|l»lw*l«M* Cartaan Carnnal w aw n t v raaxN K b « u tio a r 3f*ora ice acid rawt. m i i t . a*u. u Tv Ifawa ir»iva Altar ilanartaaa teat Millie apotiitht Marhawa* lti.ro ' v u itilia won ne e . 7**t fiiiir e 3i.-*»i«g # * •• airg rari amae Ai» i A m ur *l*l*rif ainiig tt piea Vil ta* Li4>Lo't ef Uf» Cia<* fee T row (rolling LlgSt hlldlie *)i«w Wtia. rv trg 5*1 C Lewie H 'i i y t r t v pie rir e f f »ro> CroiMr Pr'gMan P te *»(*•• Ai^ro. ('a To-ir ArretM i>i-i<i Hoi,a Radio wTWJU-IAlirpwn a rtu ia a a TM AavU* Hear VI aria AI _ k ia h iN o TvilUkt *e*aa n**rt* a*nh Wuiieal rat# feiltpr fl» » Cited ' inln.A 3iugia .a a 1• ru in f p u i ‘jj rVet Mglle 1 R i i k t IC4IUI , .t»n * 11 iii r ----t i * Tf*tii_. ,.|t l* « g *il» It t1 Ptnrgilml Ptnegtlmg 111: £ i , K M S l M W , . “ ' . " • “ • L W irapar ■on;mi nn i'»m#A t Cat* T# P e a r# Pit Dgw.l ariAktrt >1*1 » iiig r a JAggkgrga bi» • tv*" tit * * * * * O-tlaan a a b H H ET ''.[j &.!*, S s i. f.W �fig e t fhn Group For Home; Exchanges « TTTE HANTOTTrf ItC K A L O Tace. X u *. 23,1958 len M c O o y * . in a n n TS# with IJ>« <5r»«f1*« tort- rt.yi^S w t& f store. 4«r» * -,£ Jf*w Tt-fk. m :«M h . * «* ». On Mur-B *:iw*H «#'* »•>* i * 4' *•* ».tl Her. Whirh wm t;*H rw»«li I tor in . <Ur, eel epM ltn) th* (»d j «u» •;<u nt IM.* ' rubr ** to# )»w.lr> reuetrr I b . r x H i d h 0*** l» !,! But wt-.i «'»*• i» N rf wa »*“ to* »tnr» la t t . tr*r»lB«.»" Mtn»™ it. turret t n . n i M e . W 1M him r e l hr d/<4 t ' l ' v t th. w h~u e( • re,. rllAITER TWO IT WAS *fl*r 5 when ah* ram* erit i f lh» library—a email. oral jirl with sh irt hxir. We fu n H • ports fcl. lypewnixT. A »uir*fi« Ujr. dxrglmx from it* handle, pit*- vixm-.rd it lb* rr®t*rty of MU* something m id to brighten my P d gray taffeta." "That would b . more to the point-" He waa looking at th* pen­ dant which had caught her eye. "A lot of color and sparkle for 30 eenla" T o o much?" Sara laughed. T m often tem ped tn buy Junk Jewelry, but I suppose It s Ilk. dyeing your hair: You 1 ec .lv . yourself, when you think you’r . deceiving others.' “Be your age, Dacre' You're not trying in deceive peopla when you w-ear a hunk of f l i u as big aa th is Everyone knows it m iul he fake or It would be In a museum But who earesT ft Mill brings color to yotir cheeks, even If it la P»r« D err, with en e/lrtrrei on .y n t h r l l t ." b rm Hthh* pau**d on llix flight of etefi* | "When j i u say ayntheUc, you k«tw*#n Uto Hob. linn* to Ink .t mean imitation. That's *o eheap!" one of MxnhxtUn'a few 'i»Ux— "Cheap ? Now I'vw got you Up*d three UU (mokesltek* at the end Dacre! You hava to ace th . pnee o f tilt S t The iky bej-wvf * m tag before you ran decide whether thirk With * dull diffure rtawdl- a thing la beautiful or not." in n , xlnort white. RlthourU.H "There a no flaw or stick In it," agsinrt It • tong. lei el rto>jH nf admitted S ara "Naturallv—beH**p*f grxy i v like * dark shore .su re It * not a Hone at ill, p u t The iky |t*elf leemed a pale, itltl glass. And th . eolor isn't too had lake ut a wind)#*. diuk, holdtof the But If# funny they haven't both­ ered to tmllaU the proper rutting la*». fatot rxrtixnr# of <liy. She took a deep brrath of th . of a good ruby. There's no lab i. mol air and went down the itera and no faceting. It's p u t cut echoto Fifth A r t , whera lb . turned chon, like a carbuncle." "What do you expect for tfl eouth. At SMh S t, ah. rrowed "1 d o n t even th . avrmit and went into th . IS* cents T" he ret urn know what a table to!" rent rtora. "I h r.rd about auch thing* from Square, of peen fix*# rwixH light from a bulb overhead anil my aunt Carolina. Sha has beauti­ fluhed almnrt a* travely at emer­ ful r.pphlre*'' ald., tilt th* roar** out and t r i a l y "My aunts lo o t ha vs any s a p ..'tin g repelled her. Shi pit on pblree “ T h . pendant, dangling her *y*xls**«* and iludled th. from her fingers, raught th . light , pearl*—#ipec Ially a single itrand again and seemed .to explode to a shower of fiery sp ark s "Look *t with a faint eaat of ptnk. Aha waa aware of a arrnun that setting,’* he went on. ‘ Quit* aomewher. outatda to I t . (treat. different from th* other* on th* People war* ah»ay» a r m o u r s at counter" Sara looked at It more rlor»Iy. earh other to New York to mak* 1hem*»lve* heard above the din of A tiny dragon held the red glee* traffic. A pendant caught her •>* in tour delicate claws. It had two —a u n til lump nf red f l u i that minute chip* nf red for tta eye*. lay la one enmer of th . bln. half The whole thing awung from a bidden. T h. cU ei wwa round and thread of chain, fine, slmreu. inU rpe aa a robin'* #*g. In ihadow, vtatbla. “Quaint. But th* metal la too It wwa Ui« deep, dark red of a rrlm*oa ma*. but, wbaa aha poked bright a yellow to pass fnr gold. it up, It raught the overhead tight Why. it a aofi!" She had taken the dragon be­ and *oemrd to b u n t Into flame. Sh* hesitated, ihen looked around tween thumb and forefinger. It bent like wet clay under th . light for a niriw om an. A tall man waa homing down pressure, "ft would brighten my th* aula, atruggliag through th# gray ta ffe ta " crowd, toward th* fifth A n door. "And y«t you're afraid to wear "Why. Cerryl What are you do­ it." The glint Of mischief in his •y ts matched th . red glitter of the ing hereT" It. afoppad with a look of glass T o u 're Mill afraid nf Aunt hmaamanL Suddenly hi* atnila Caroline and her M rule* for what cam* warm aad qulriifal R made th* wati-bred ymmg girl should a mature, almaat gnm tar* look wear." boyi*h and impudent. "I buy my "Why. Gerry H aw , I am not?" raised her voire. “Isn't there socks her*. And youf" ry salesgirl a t this counter T" "lipstick. They carry aS BERLIN, Tha U. 8. farm dolegation to tha Soviet Union head­ ed homeward Sunday advocating more inch azchangaa of viatU between Americana tad Humana. "They hart tha moat to gain by uchangca now, but Safer wo might gain considerably,“ Hid the leader of th* group. D*«i W. V. Lam-_ hart of tho Univariity of Nobraikd^ Agricultural School. The parly of firm en, oducatort and new amen arrived in Berlin by piano ycilcrday after « month'a lour of Soviet farmlands In tluiiia. the Ukrauo and Siberia. Thty ipbt up here, aomo remaining tn Berlin for a few diya, tome flying home directly and otheri Mopping in other Weat European elUea. Dean Lambart said ha waa n r ^ “wa made some fnends la R uuu and the tanafen wa first fait whan wa «m t there did not exist whan wa left." “Similar exchanges wtwild ha desirable to break dow-n the barn an ," he continued. heir in s’*.re d from th* toy counter srrrea th* aisla "W ere shorthanded Just now. Tm *uppoe*d to handle both counters.'* “That will be :o rente and ta x " "Why 1* this r«ndanl set differ­ ently from th . others on tha coun­ ter?" asked S a ra “There's a mixed lot of odds and end* on this counter," the girl ex­ plained. "Stuff from various Jobtiers who've gone broke- That'* bow we're able to retail It for 30 cent*. That on. t* probably worth m a r t Maybe a* much a* ML Jewelry u na special sal* today, a* thera'a a box to go with IL" T h . long, flat cardboard W wa# loo big for Kara's handbag. "111 carry it for you Aficr afl. I m*d» ;.ou buy It* H» thrust It into the i.d . pocket of hi* jacket, where it sagged noticeably. “Your tailor wouldn t approve,* murmured Fare. -My suits are ready-m ade, Dacre. No tailor ran pUlh me arc’ir.d" H* picked up her t>T*writer and they mcoed down the aisle together, toward the Fifth Avr. entrance, "W hat about din­ ner?" * H are you forgotten? I always dins at Aunt Caroline a on Thursdava." * 'Couldn't you break th a t dal* for ncie*?" Ail exerpt eight slates restrict tha uaa of flraworiu. SI'BRTATION— Shown a!>ov. It the new 3.fMO KW Laurel Ave. Substation located at flth St. and Laurel Av*. This pew in tita tln n was reouired Hu* to th* rapid rrovrth of Sanford snd tha surroundIr.g area. If Is to tied to with the Sanford Substation located on W elt FUst St., and tha Celery Suhctstlon on C .lrrv Av#.. that In rase of trouble on any of the inlejconnected s.ite m coming into ny of three station* t ‘ e load affect.d can b* transferred to the other staHons and .ervice restored In very short time TM» sub- " ! could, but—" T h e n It's settled f know a eory pLir* at Madison and 31th." They pusned through doubt, glass donra tn th* twilit itre.1 and turned toward J*th••W hat* the crowd for?" erl#d Bara. I’eopU were gathered in a dew* knot at th* corner. Others, passing by, »'»re pausing aa tf checked by an invisible, msgnetic fore*. "Mows along b o w ! Break ft up!" A uniformed policeman shouldered his way through th* crowd tn its edge. "What happened, cffleer?" asked Gerry, quietly. * The policeman's knowing eye ap­ praised Gerry and Bara, decided (hey would ba O K. on th* wUnres stand. ‘Xluy .truck by a car. Kit and run. Dead when me and my partnet got her* tn th* prowl ear. We're walling for an ambulance. Either of you see anything?" "No." said Gerry "W . Just cam* out of the 10-eenl store and—" T seen the whole thing!" A young sailor Interrupted eagerly. "This character was standing here on the curb with the real of ua. waiting for a green light. Lost his footing snmthow and pitched for­ ward right under a car * f To Be CVs.fM.cdJ A girt with Ured-looking blond brands In si (tation I* ronrected with the Company's r a il interronr.eeted in te rn , obtaimnr power from rener.ting stations at snferd and Palatka to th* north, Itiviers, Ft. Laud.nlat*. Miami to the south, and Sara­ sota to the west, as well at other power stations of tha Company. wrhose territory extend* from Dade County to the Georgia lin*. This new substation is part of the S42,000,000—l'JSi construction budget. (Photo by Jsnt.ion Studtol Soviets Expected To Make Attempt For Bigger Share BONN, Germany t^-Th* Soviet I'ruon la etprrtrd to make a play for a bigger share of Wail Ger­ many's tnduitrlal output during Chincello* Konrad Adenauer * vis­ it to Moscow next month Many W.st German! see little prospect of booming commerce resulting, however. German official* and Industrial­ ists believe Russia'* vital nr.d for foreign manufacture* waa one of th# motive* behind the surprise invitation lo Adenauer 10 mrrt with th# ‘Kremlin's Uadtra. The Russians held out the lure of a “large trade turnmer'* If Moscow and Bonn established normal relationi. The Soviets said TALLAHASSEE UB-It'l probably going lo cost you a dollar a year U you hand load your own ammunilun after Get. 1. Ally. Gen. Ervin has held that unless the esurta rule otherwise, those who buy black powder to load their own ammunition are covered by an cxpUilives regula- Thera may be aa many as TO009 bees in o u hive. WILL YOU BE OUR GUEST? prewar trad* between Ruaala and Bcnn officials believe F im a's Germany amounted to one fifth of need for machinery and machine all the foreign trade lor both coun­ tools is increasing as the Kremlin tries thills factory workers to farms to cope with the agricultural crisis New Law Passed May Cost More New Hampshire baa SOT mtlti of railroad. Wa have leased St Air-CasUlticMd I aama at the Mar-Lms Metal Absolutely Free fe a Farfed i f I Days to all New Arrivals at aar Naval Air Static* atop by and rich Ua Taav Keys At tbs Office af Lon law paired by the 1934 Legis­ lature. The law takea effect in October and provides an annua] dollar tax on users of explosives Ervin also ruled those who sell black powder to hand loaders are tovered by the law and must pay an annual US license lax aa deal­ er*. Most hand loaders are members of rifle clubs and an interpretation of the law was asked by the Na­ tional RUIe Assn, of America. *a ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. 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The auxiliary Stoll, operating un­ So w*U has its work been dooe tn addition, the auxiliary work* der Jurisdiction of Usa Seventh that falaliliei in the area have with the border patrol end Immi­ Coast Guard District at Miami, is been reduced leom more than W gration service to keep out aliens in command of Cipt. W. S. Schley just eight years ago to none in and prevent smuggling It atao warns of approaching itorrna and J r . a former Coast Guardsman help* evacuate residents when oc­ and former commander of th* Coast Guard flotilla at Saraaots. Shigemitsu Willing casion arisea. When the boala go out on a res­ Tha unit covari approximately cue mission, they become govern­ A00 mile, of ahoru Uuo, much of it To Tell Relations ment property and operators draw virgin territory, atratchlng from Cedar Key* to Apalachicola, in­ On Trip To Capital aubiiitenre, plus mooey for fix cluding numaroua bayi, Infeta and TOKYO un — Foreign Minister and oil. Other tlmaa they gat no lalindi In what la called “tho out- Mamont Shigemitsu laid Monday pay and are nonmilitary. posl." he weuM diacuit Japan’s relationi Coast Guardsman call thin “tho “ That unit la doing a whit# of with the Communist world, trade outpost" because ft la to hours by a Job tor us," and LI. Cmdr. Rob­ problem* and the release of war boat and two hours by plan# from ert J. Loforie. in charge of the criminals on hta visit to Washing­ the base at St. Petersburg So re­ mote I* the area that an *itlmat#d auxiliary for tha aeventh district ton. “Captain Schley and hit men are Hie tt-year-old veteran diplomat 79 to to per cent of ft U to miles always on the alert to be of aerr- parried viituallv all other ques­ or more from a telephone. Ire to fishermen and others who tion* on tha high-policy talks lo Tha unit is to touch with tho Coast need assistance. We are mighty begin shortly alter be arrives to Guard by radio around the clock proud of them." the US. rapitil Thursday and can awing Into artion wilhto Schley and hla attractive wife. Ha leavaa tomorrow by plan* minute* tf diiaitrr threatens or a Irene, operate* tha Tallahaiiet “The purpose of my trip, la to call tor help cornea to. Yacht Club, a fishing and hunting mak* It possible for earh of ua to readmuus for thousand* of sports­ understand nther better," he American cooperation la “th* keymen from the Carolines, Georgia. told a new I th* conference, note ot Japan's foreign policy." 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W KDN'KSniv b U M M lN fi Premier Abdel Nasser Announces That Egypt 'Withdraws From Talks Lawmen Address Kiwanis i r r a l i t * Annual Fishing Rodeo Set By Jaycees At Trout Pond Ihe 1955 Legislative itery was told to th* Sanford Kiwani* Club today at il* noon luncheon meet­ ing when Senator Douglas SlenCAIRO, Egypt Jv-Fremler Ga three Egyptian *oldl*r* were re­ Strom and ‘Representative* Voile mal Abdel Nasser announced to* ported killed ind eight wounded. day that Egypt ia withdrawing Nailer told newimen he had in­ A. William* Jr. and Mark N. from its talki with larael on tha formed MaJ. Gen. Edaon L. M. Cievaland Jr. related their exper­ Gaia border teniion became of the Burn*, U.N. Paieitln* truce iup*r- ience! during th* regular seaaion ihooting incident Monday in which vlior, of Egypt'* dccliion at a ef the legislature ar.d during th* conference thi* morning and aUo extra-ordinary icriion. had icnt a notification to U.N. Sec­ Senator Stemtrom *aid, "Murk retary General Dag Haromarikjold. conilrucliv. legislation wa* a c i The following Wen --------------The C*tt---1 --- * telegram ha. ■ the ' Informed Egyptian tource* had fompluhfd in tha regular session received l>v bv the Seminole County laid earlier that Naner wa* de­ with most of Governor I.eioy Cot- Chapter of the American Red i The Rer. Milton Wyatt, chair* manding guarantee* agiim t lin e - Una* program pasieu " f»°"<............Jeffeunn, "• w man ef the board of the Seminole Man. Transportation Company "I", tilth Infantry li attack* ** i condition of reopen­ Repreaanlative Veil. A. W1N j of ihenetiona! of flee: County O uoter American Red itrgimenl, Sinfonl National Guard ing negotiation* with lira*! to Creti, haa railed a epecial meeting To Be Provided I nil, with i t enlisted men and reduce teniion along tha Gass 1 of the board for Thcreday, Aug. fi\« officers, *t Foil McClelland, strip. The eixth sn m u l F l.h ln g Rmiewhat the ativwer i* • . for tha |,t , b#,n receiving irpoit* eonUS at 10 a. m. In Room SI7 of the A la., began its artive field train.p o n io rrd h- the hrminole “— Coun Ufa of me, 1 can't see why our Unuouily frtm the »iaff in the Sanford Atlantic National Bank A meeting wa* held by the Egyptian-liraeli talk* on tng program la-t w##k • • p a rt ty Junior Chamber of Commerce during teniion along the border government ran’t »• run on • flooded areal, de^faied that Building. local Soil Conaenration board of of the.r annual for yoiingrirrt under Ih Thil aeitloa le .being called to supervisors lait night Chairman were requeued by the Security competent butintaa-like bail*,'' a* out • doubt a gr»..l catartrophe ______ . . . . age of warning eserclsa. II ’ Council lift March after an tiraeli he spoke on tax consolidation and wilt br held al Trout I’ond Training a* a riflv rompany ia art upon the appeal tuued by E. ’ Bonner Carter opened the meeting has occurred. . . . . . . „ . Roland Harr Iman, chairman ef the at the local work unit office on attack on the outskirts of Gata in the tax revirion committee. irireciots of Snuttuin Bed ttntnr.day afternoon. Aug 31. ih. Uilih Infaiilrv. ihe unit ia rewhich more than JO Egyptian and itoh Kilpatrick chairman, annuun tricing in*t .will tmu at in all infantry American National Red Croia, to ihe fourth four of the Atlantic Israeli soldiers were killed. Repreienta'ive Mark N. Clave* — Because «d the scope of the Tvirphoue arid Telegraph Com- red . today. * capons as small uml 1. .. - * all ehaptere throughout the coun- National Bank Building. Secretary land Jr. related, "I am moil proud disaster, anj because menv thouMonday authorued th , 1 K"f',l,,rk ' ‘This ce n t si ta.tics. , —r s* » » » i* aa» n Ruinorizri] The talka had been dragging on w . . . . . . » i i ■ ""lies are in ritrr d .,,f i ;,.nnnchm in try la eiUhllah a relief fund which Bill Wen read the minute* from of tha Legislature when it abol* treu, of v # inI, dire die. dr.b, ...... .n |u„f I'hr unit. • o.nmandr.1 by Captain thefamilies Red Croa. ru.h.ng |„ j.vpponoo br ,,,|fdin 40.year ' r,rN m in‘ h""'*rrd* of so ns will be earmarked entirely for ih# previous meeting and gave since March with little violence lthrd prosy voiing in commuter* aands r, disaster from ail over th. luW.. , dj reported until Monday. Both Egyp­ ------ “ teams “ - ■ | J * n* f ’r * ■"«* Ih i. re a r « r are pro Ju.ep h l» llry a n l. o| U W M a t), uie In the flood a m . Jthe treaiurer'a report and rariied the organisation an d country to sattsl total lts-.t Cross ..... ........................... . tian* and Israeli* accuse each ic i J Turner* W rin g Aw m e r « « l " All member* of the Seminole ____committees a m i,--------------------- » — »•••»» "*»■ lied human (ro .s announced The rFulto , .h’" J j l *,— r " will furnish poles I . u a.te.g o ir - -I'S in i * a . . The following topic* received of firing first over the functioning of and 'olunteer. in meeting ,Unk ................... . Nallot al- an'* County Re I Cro«* Board are coniiderwble discuarion by the other their work." " , ~ i' *■— — * border. % urged to attend thi* called meet* group: the district owned mower Senator Ing. ________________ forcibly and Ita operation*; the recent sent lupenriiort e'ectlon; the pouibllU th# tj' of obtaining a few acre* of tiled land for u*e a* a dlitriet nuraery vuion i *o try out aew type* 0f gratae* legislature ernur and legume* that might be better aald adapted to the M|| and climate eondltloni vf this area; the work Following • public hairing held tutioo unit ronaervatlon'i monthly re. Monday night i t tha ragular meet­ port to tho lupervteora, and tho ing of th* Board of Sanford City these: . :.......... ' W t n n e l ini'' annual meeting of the Florida As­ CommUilootra, m a n lots la thr ^,1 .or. ,.n Drt. 21 I, *n,l W- 1 niK" — ~ ’* sociation of Dlatrict Superrlaora Edgewooo Subdivision, localadon BARTOW (JR-Company wltneaa- to bo held In Quincy on Sept. IS, tha north side of ttth St. between et testified group* of men bran!3C. A. Wolea Sanford and Park Ava. were redishad club*, burled threata and and Ralph Hammond dated that lonco from an Rl-A tone, or a beat on a ear Ihe day Internatian- they expect to attend thi. V m G | ««“• _•»■«!• d»*llin« __ _ _____ __ ^ « — • n iitp al Minerals and Chemical Corp. ing. unit*, to a C-N ton*, or a son* opened Its plant* without a talon Present for th# meeting last for neighborhood shopping itora* contract wer* Ralph Hammond , C. A. and establishment*. IMCC, which employi 1.100 tra- Walts. W. AV. Lins, Bonnsr Car. At the same lime, Block IT, lon workers, obtained a temporary ter, Bill West, At Swartx, and Chapman-Tucker Addition a n d Baa Wiggins. Injunction Aug. I after it resumed that part of Block II, wait .of t phosphate operations. The com­ — . ,.>■ m i , n i , ptvpatallons w ill ih en Pump Branch Crack and north of r ie w l.n d p o lit-|p > * ' » 'k *" contribut­ youngsters to hook In Ihe annual^),* n,!» fo r the breaking of cam p, pany argued before Circuit Judge Fourth S t was rttoned from an ed Representative out th a t tha ne* road cod* 1 *»nr.ou*ly th...i gh ihetr loe.l l t d eiiiupril'inn, is under the guidance «ldrh will t«V • pi*, e Tun,lay, Aug. William P. Allen yesterday tho In­ R-l tone to a C-l tons. This re ion provided during Ihe IMS legists. Cross O iaptei. of I’orirr I.anring, loral spllrt^. ;t. junction should bo continued to Ing allows public ratal! establish­ lure "will enable the M ata to build niiiii an<i enthusiast H k- fl-h aiei — ■ ■— prevent violence. In-illC »uno!«-.r •— •*-- -• ments In Ih* area that waa pre­ road* where ntedd without poll* The International Chemical viously designated aa a family Ucal pressure." I(» *<M—I. " l be­ Workers Union (AFL> said there ttiduws nf World War One. Inc , dwelling area only. lieve that tha conetltutional rrvls- Projected Probe As*.stelW«*s«"*jr..- will in Pf(i ui> , r * la “no smell of violence", that arc looking for thr* location nf a of i. —- - - * thr tiame ami Fresh ion committee will do a remark* _ X- »- 1 ‘ * persona could enter and leave the Two local representative! of the II aler . chap'rr of their organisation lu Fish Cnmniis-isn To Study Secrecy able Job ”* Sanford. •trikabound plants with ease and Seminole Soil Conservation Dis­ Highway Planning & t lln hard, (Tty of hanfunl! Representative Williams Masted B C Q IflS S h a p i n g U p the Injunction should be dissolved. trict are expected to attend the M's A T I,uInn. fotimlrr nf 'Upcrinlcndrnt, ha> taken o u r Ihr Two of the witnessei called by 10th annual convention of the Flo­ Committee Meets esnlained TAMPA t !» • • » » **- " 1 th*e Senate oenai* when h* he esplaincd (JT-Merhanlci for mn Ihe o rg a liliallo n . s a il In a Ir-tlrr Jssts of- ................... i p polrs, ,,r- T * ft 1 T* prrpanng kthr pole*, hlinn , . . I >— • I IMCC worn reporter Steve Moran rida Association of Soil Conserva­ that "they have executive commit-1 ducting the projected cimxrrsurin in Tim lb rabl that if Florida mem and honks for fht esrnt. 17ir poh-t r | V P \f lQ I C r irP (1 • of the Tampa Tribune and Pate tion District Supervisors la be Tonite A t Toddy's tee meetings In ihe Renat# where al study inter ch arm of »crrrc) Ivrshtp would cniw- large rnotigh. “ •II !>«• made ready tomorrow 1 **'* I liw i* Ngvak, a Lakaland photographer. held on Sept. 13-1S. people don’t know what they do, in government I* heinc shaped The Seminole County Chamber "W e could hopr to win thr 1917 fight at thr city shops aiot Ja) | i.rvnsi-.si i ms a The newsman testified one group Ralph Hammond of Loogwood of Commerce Long Rang* High­ the press doesn't know what is in Florida up nath nal rsinvrntinn for Florida. I f,'r , *rr urgs-d in inns out in j». I. . ■ 14 dona, no one knows what has been of men near a company plant over, and Charles A. Wales of Fern way sha At Ihe last national ronirntion, »i<t H iC hard Planniag Committee will hold .i— —* ......... • , ™ oven Samuel J Archibald of Sacra-i Mr. had trii-d two tin turned their truck and another Park are expected to attend the an Important meeting tonight al to see his of pulling i/ir , 'fstn**'' U *k until it Is filed.' Williams mrn|0, t'alif , director of th* sub Ind » nl.uhm rhosensaid *• th*Indianapolis, nn-cling j mentally ill wife in a bn-pitat fired group seised and smashed a cam meeting which will be held In Toddy's Restaurant on th* San- don# in ri-silinc,, said that "I disagree with Senacommittee, is tn Ihe state to ron city for ItkM am uhi . |(4(, during 4 irufll* with a era. Quincy, the shade grown tobacco ford-Orlanda Highway. Pnxea r„r II,c for Stenstrom I think If we have udb Florida newsmen and wih According to Mrs Lubin's rues l. J«>s hlatri-t yesterday, oflirert capital. v..i...,i a r c ; ‘ ,, Chairman of the committee, J. ronstltutlonal revision we will | (rp p an|P Fascell of Miami, a 'i.ue to S.iiiford. ' All widows of Kruuii.v rtassillralloiis ate InOver JOO soil supervisors, tech­ Bralley Odham. said that seven I have a great accomplishment. Hut. mrmbrr of the three-man group vs-ierari* of World War Dne. «s-e ing pros ml iih-d lay Sanford m u t F ur nf llie bullets lodged In tha ___ aa - — * ' *" nician, secretaries, county agents, ( hauls Woman Aerialist A list1id ihe pr . r...... h'w ar• dd*d' ' W.0done* n,, «**!*!He“ ..Id. *r: hArchibald theJrproje.1, •“ «;1 ----------un."> *«" "F <I ■"'r. Importance lt ls 3b*lng wi,h v discussed „ Nrwton , m ln. ,h<Ihem-elvrs an t Ihe reilin the itlire in (lie nal! auxiliary members and arlvei, are mattera of, Immediate to tho -------future shighway If half of .............. th* rerommtndaliont Nh.-nlFs lmr*lig»lor C' W. .<•»* ■ -program, - get. ...................... expected to attend the convention. .mi arr invited tn write " w ill m 4 ll|n | "Web the p rim ,9 Seriously Injured will s.— be discussed at- -tonight'* __ . will h* annoiin-' lari said Fcbeit llarrelion, 3J, Iht address of the founder. Mrs red later, Kilpatrick The Garden Soil Conservation together. I . II" . -.ip H n s .y « S “i K J K r * said. was jaded un charges ut a>saull Dlitriet Supervisors and Cham­ Odham ask. thal every effort A. T. I.uliin, is given as t2ii lltli In Trapeze Fall Children from tin- l.ullirran Ha­ with merit in miirdrr, carrving a ber of Commerce and Farm BuAv* Ssiiilh, St. I'eteraburg J, Fla. b# mad* -by member W of Ul* th* 0 every,- ...wsirirtl DIXON. W. Ilk—A Stbyaar-old ws n In Mavis, amt from the Ite- ennrealed weapon and reekles* dis­ lh,• lrnPorl‘ woman aarlallst was aarioaily In* raau committed will aarv* as ifimli't t hildren’s llnmr in Fnler- play nf a firearm accompliah for th# people." a* he J ' ... botte la ataging Ih# threedlay , ’ ____ ____ , ,__ Jared ystterdey whan ih* tail TI prii# hasp been invited In lake Ihe oflieers sari witnes^s told plan* to talk today with Ml Workmen Starting l 2 explained the neretsity, perhaps, (set from a trapaaa ante an asphalt •real. Tha N.Uoa.l Guard Armi this itnry: In aliminatlng a ten*!* seat during iml newimen and Rep Fascell hing parking tot after striking • barbed llarrelvnn wai di-nled prrmleth# pa's*g* «f a roapportlonment Archibald said "Newton has Work Around Pond K d ? u ^ y “ ^ e°°r,Bti0B approximately S L ^ 7 l^ ?.lof wlra fmco. headquarter*. 7:0. to ^begin at mm In re* hi* wife in tha Foram­ llll. charged government agencies are Hundred* of spectator* watched ina General lln«pitjl. lie returned Workmen are beginning tn r»ke The legl.lative delegation wa* , »»ppr«iing mformatlon." th* parforamr, Mr*. Kralyn alHr.it Iwn hnurv later with a paper down Ihe bank* nf the new ;tnnd in Information Given Introduced by Dr. Luther Do**, pro. Ma of Lot PaAngola*. P,un«f(i Ex-Sanford Citizen Peterson Arrested ______ —I— •-----bag which he laid contained Furt Mellon Park preparatory In _ gram chairman for Ihe day. On Excursion Boat cioll.v* fur her to th* ground whlla performing planting of *eed around the Sen, O-Geama, the ' ^ f f c W ^ L Hr. , „W «. M Wiiholt arrived then a “break awpy" In hag act at Back In This Area Salesman Makes By DeLond Officers R . w .. Dixon’s Indian Suamar Festival Id HarreUmn viviting Arrnrding tn City Manager W’ar- • *,-, “1^ “^ ^ ^ , , ? '^ " " ' ' liS u J! bou" *erv over, lie placed hit Her husband, atea a m tab ar of A former Sanford cltlxaa of J. C. Padanon, of a Volusia Coun- D t , « W C O m e r W O V e One Call Too Many ren r., Know rt. plan* are under- ,|av wut, . 11.1. ..1 • . tha Four Sky Davfln Troops, and many years standing haa returned ty addrwi, wa* arretted yesterday T r n u n l r O u a e C a - s n , the .bexutifving ,,, . of. .the . an-a( aboui " l'n.„ ,, amllllonal infuimaliun hand un llarrelvun't arm and liarst . p e t e ns nu nr, < r-\ prr way fur ____ th* local arar and hat attab- In DaLand, according to Ih# Sami- 1 » 0 ” e i 5 w ” C i J i O r C Usslr J-year-old daughter Sheila t* with vhrubbeey. "It will be a gen about (hr riruniun Imal tn he rel win fired a tlmi from 1 .34 eallUhed him**If ln butlnes*. note Count* fflvemr. ihtrnt (ileiman was In * rrttical witnessed tha mishap. note County SharifTa office and MIAMI tT— A wrak easterly Fetor Sehaa], itrer pulml in Ihe piper bag. beautification program fur Ihe operated from the Sanford pier. widely known haa bam charged with the aaaauH wavs, showing no signs of dev el cundltton tod»y with * nrck wound eral Mn. Marriea fall whaa (wo ropa* are*," Kmiwtrs said at h« rum inflicted by tn Irate rititrn. police holding bar hy tha anUe* snapped. new* and promotion man, and on H artty Harvtah, a wildlife effi- oping Into a alorm. brought drenrh reported. mrntnl un Ihr wurk nuw being , - . r r ‘ Ing rain* to Florida yc.terd.v «iit< Officials at Dixon Hospital rn> formerly ef Sanford, ha* pur* car. M July JO. n Outboord Motors ~ chased an Orlando butintaa. The assault waa made whan Her- more In prospect. Hemp and Richard Modern alrim-t r . Y n c fn rrln u William L. Berk Jr. IT. long­ d<>n* around Ihe pund. parted bar caodltten serious. that tlir lx*l tn I* operated from b t O l C H T C S l C r Q Q y Bchaal said that "I’ll b* seen vith attempted to arrest Paterson Th# wave, a band of time employe of Ihr city gas de­ bad wetlb- partment, faced a rharifr nf ag­ in Sanford often, for, sine* I lived and ............ Mr*. Jim Low# tar a■ gama tarr moving toward th* llie muniripnl pier i* enroul* tn -|i;i.r nulbiiaid motor* wer# ... — — gam* moving toward the west, exihare M year*, U'a violation. According ArroHin* to th* •*w sarw -tended * ‘ ' from th* extrema Western gravated assault on Karl Vogrler, Area Development Sanford. An *»trnmve pulitirliy n yi terdi* » k.shi -* yean, mw* ifor or *a* If* pretty pretty violation. , , ... , rinert«-i . I'w prugrain i* ■'uurity , | „ | , n yt -lerd ay, a. curding bv hard to akaka Ut* sand off — rant for tha a m tt of Pateraon and Caribbean S«a. l.n g ra rn I* e x p e c t « lt o U ptanrud „ rlM|l>. , , ( ) a , n , „ ( th« 40. a salesman for the Rich Food somathtog Z hare a* intention of Mr*. Low*, tha two people tuned, gomi w tlther atailooa ln tha Plan Of Writ Florida Highlight Of Meet i n . e 2.c u 'rv; in n . n"nn :the' VMl.u J „"b ', „' .' 1 V ) f y ' " " "found ' 7 S hme ijl(n n f r .< O(b ffice, uut JibMf." ' abused and threatened Harvlsh. It Bahama* reported from 1 to more Detective Larry Tallm.n said Thr Board of fity ('omml««lunrr» Frwnda al Mrs. Rohart L. Ha. The farmer Sanford man haa was reported that Mr*. Low* hit than J Inchesof rain Beck duringshot Ih*Vtgeler alter the isle* mrri% ‘hl' »f,: roo"n '‘l" ' v' flibom ' n-Hin, <aid Owen*, when parti#* reK i will regret to teare a( tha purefused tha Orlando Advert!*- llcrvUh with a »oft drink bottle. |lat |g hours and the Miami man called at hi* home for the '*hil!ip. Ir . fur * rorvey nf thr turned lu their boatv to find the Ut ef bar aaathar, Mr*. Jaaayh log C o m p a n y manufacturer* Paterson w .t r*U«*ad whan b* Weather Bureau tald an larre*.# third straight night. ? CofC Coffee Club proprrtir. bring develop^ in thi 1 L i m nbirt gone. Thev w ere ta k rn - — U. Dacha? which aw u n ad this »««•* *te advertising.and buai- petted a bond rf 1171. Mr*. Low*. |a ,bower* I* In (tore for Florid*, Reck told police he fired five area betwren It and 12 o 'rluck ■orelag hi OrfxaAe alter a Hager- new premattoo; I f ^ n g to Volutte C o a a t y #»p#ctelly In Ih* Florida Stralis, lime*, one bullet striking Voge- Following Ihe vurvey. Ihe rnm- Meets Tomorrow A IQ hp Jnhnvnn motor w a i Ih * lag tRaaaa. Mr*. Ztoehar'a raxl* * Th* Seminole ler's Jugular vein. ■ #Y»J aiWl SharifTa officiate, reported the Key* andon th* Lowar Ka.t .......... County Chamber property uf Frank Cowan, a TH hp miuionrrv will Join wilb Phillipv stone* waa at M Parh-Laka Av* family from Ocala to^ Orland# to have offie* returned to barla home In coaat Reck waa relearn) on hi* own for dinner and an informal dl«- o f C om m rre* " C o ffr r C lu b " w ill Mrrttiry motor war taken from Ih* toon as possibles California. , i $ Ortaada. rreognitaore. rill lion for development p!»n* in mrt-l tomorrow morning at III boat nf M rl Stevens, ant a «it hp *ffl ha taao'clock fu r ita moothtv Inform al Ihe Sanford are*. VViisrd motor waa atolen from H the grt-to grllu r for th# rx lia n g # r.f Mr*. I K “ r*. C Y. I'atleraon. Meat and to wrlconi# "'w ro n irr# la Or* Red Cross Chapter >Board Meet Called By Rev; M. Wyatt Local Conservation Board Has Meeting To Discuss Items Kiddies' Flooded Areas Need n. _ Big D a y Red Cross Support ium. j,. . . , ^ . doni know „ 40 Year Debenture Issuance Approved <- Sanford s /s N extW eek i Co. / Instructed In Unit Tactics S By Southern Bell Company Offers Testimony Against . Threatening Croups Edgewood District Lots Are Rezoned Widows Seeking Chapter Location Soil Conservation Reps Will Gather s T;r W'iss.s HubbvOnRampage To Gain Entrance; J «. - Mrs. J. Docker Dies In Orlando SagSIgpitifry industry School Office* To Move Offirw* tfc- Shortly ■— i— American Airman Goes Into Rage to .Sanford. C o ffa* t off## and doughnut# aro «#r--------wd "on th# house". Th# nrriion delphia, but there wai no confirm* it *xp#rtrd tn lart for 10 mlmitr., rk . ■ e .« -■-- m erit al tin lion from U. S. tourer* Th# "Goff## Club" The gunman grabbed a revolver Chamber of Commerr# Building. lexili ar# bring followed now. Owrnv said, and it ia porvible that Ihe three outboard* will be returned to their nwnrra and th# thi#f ‘ ' takrn l~’" Into ruvtody. .MANSTON. . *--------------M.w t v n t b u |i# m un— V 3. England If-A/i US.| Report! on the number CAMP MCQUARRIE ilk- _ The Offlea* of tha Samhwla County Air fore* man wentberserk today Report* on the number wounded f. fan g by a conflicted The U.S. Air Force pul a *u“ ta *,eh b,? i l n f a price drap, Board of PuMta lastreattea, mw are kilted torn parsons and wounded the number at six, but Ihe Rritish . a itroog marketing tw -M 1. th* court u— police said eight. The wounded In­ Ute market ready expected to b* moved to their new ■ half down or more at a South cluded American military perron- and a • rarbln* from the supply Ito to# H ri lu te ad of tha bird location an Commercial Av*. next England fighter ba*a. Fire Captain Dies Th* gunman commandeered a net and British civilian) On* of room where he, waa working and tetolr, ter market. Florlda’i nth __ l( ____— —— w• *va an the_ Briton* la a woman Senior Life Saving Th. mare, sntldpntod several ear hy thraatenliig to# driver and daahrd through toe ramp, shooting In Building Blaze toitltota wag told »wks agw, haa baa# delayed bat fled to a nearby beach retort, The Air Force ln Waihlngton indlierimlnately at anyone he rn TAMPA tlv-A fire eipteln di#d identified toe gunman a* Airman Course Completed countered b naptetod new to bn spreading t e r r o r among toe and three other firemen were over* to «am tn mnre afBaa* ^ the bather*. Air Fare# fnllre and g. C. Napotoon Green of Chicago. II* fled toe camp in a car, head­ Under the Instruction of Rill come by heat and amok* during # Name* of other American* shot ing for lb* beach area with both Fleming, s**ist#<1 by Mr*. F, II. dears Into th# British civil poUe# eareared him ware withhold pending notification American and British police In Scott, n group has romplrted th# building fir# bare late last night. th* Jnnter Rl#i a# th* batch. A gun hattte followed of their Fir# Capt. A. C. Wooten, #1, coJ. aoxt of kin. Mn Are. pursuit. icnlor rourt* In Iif# aaving and and Ih# American waa wounded. Upvtd toalde to* building appar­ British paric* tald tha guxmaa British paUra tald two ef tha On tho boardwalks of RroadaUIrt water #af#ty. ently of a heart attack. a#1riiS rzS S i*lr ■ i,*r4 than remmittod suicide. dead — tho aargeaat and tha BritCertificate#, la*jr<i through th# and Margate, neighboring rtsori Robert Martinet, J*. was hoelik aerrieaman— wart kilted la the tor Sqail no I# County Chapter of tha In Ua rraaad aheoUng spree th* tqwns, vacation*ra pointed out th* pllallxad and Iwo otoera, R. D. camp and tho third victim, another American Red Croat, will b# gunman kilted aa American eerB th to* gunman had taken when Union, B : and B. M. Bryant, 4#, gaant, anathar U.8. sarvieeman, American, died later to a hospital. abandoned th* ear. Armed awarded to tha following: Carol were treated and rvleaved. The L'tthh identified th* latter Arwoad, John P. Rraaman, Nan tad a Raya! Air Fare* airman. aa Nela^a Gresham, It, of Phila­ Amrririna clambered over bar- Cuihlng, Ijawrrnr# Mandril, Boot* The fire destroyed the mat# riare and Jatttea in bis wake. plant nf In* Bay Sale* Corp., # radgaU and Ida R. WUaam cabmat firm. n � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1955 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 23, 1955; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/437680ecf407f7dde365707bd4cf62c4.pdf 1e41d851d2c07ed79d4da942b9b21a0f PDF Text Text V r • * • REVOLUTIONARY N E W TYPE A LL-M ETAL, SELF-CON TAIN ED S P R A Y G U N M AKES PAIN TING E A S Y ! 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O fk m • • T O im m M S a O k * . Ha* Im , la n Ram 0 <M *a u m ka hw C uSSH NAM * sa* tONB . . is w s w w w a w . l^pa— S T A T S ............. �r* STh* ^anfurfc 1 icralft Semlnoln C o a l y k n tarn td In P o f o l n t l a 2 3 % In I yearn. • AN IN DKPKN PKN T D A H .T N E W SP A P E R Jo Hear Other Side Annexation Issue Vocational School 4 Is Starting 29th Year Of Operation With Ihe opening of school on Jtcpt *. th* Seminole County Vo. railonil School Is starting It* 23th ye»r of operation The school was otiim ird in 192ft ai a one-room * school with Mrs. Lucy Moughton as ID only teacher. Over the years Ihr school has consistently expand­ ed until today It has day and even­ ing departments Kith a staff of five teachers offering the complete tm«inrss coarse. Registration for this year's term will begin Tuesday, Aug. 30. Students may register any time after that date. A veteran's department has been in operation at the school both day •9 and evening since 1917. At the present lime Fred Ganas and Hugh Carlton are the Instructors. Class­ es are scheduled during the re­ gular school term as well as dur ing the summer. The accelerated locomotive *n fineert and firemen course and tha railroad trainmen course were started in 1951. Instruction In these subjects Is offered both day and evening for veterans and non-ve­ terans. This year the courses-be­ gin July 1 with Vernon Hardin as teacher of the engineers and fire­ men course, and Phillip Meeks as teacher of the railroad trainmen course. Fred C. Murray is direct­ or of the Seminole County Voca­ tional School. Gigantic 'Review' By National Guard Staged Saturday Damage Runs High In Two Accidents Occurring In Area Friday, two rar* collided i Rut# ltd. 427, old Or Undo Hi-way, with no Injuries occurring. A 1952 Chevrolet, driven by Richard L. Rutncll, 22, NAAS was reportedly hit from behind by a 1952 Pontiac driven by Samuel Herbert Gay, 31, a fireman at the NAAS. The Chevrolet had stopped lo pick up a pedestrian walking along the tide of the road. H was raining and the road was slick end Gay could not stop In time, running Into Us* back of the Chevrolet, Us# report stated. An estimated $200 damage waa dona to th* Chevrolet and $350 to the Pontiac. Both driven were charged, lavritlgatlng o f f i c e r s were PUm. Carl William* and De­ puty Sheriff Eubank*. At 7:05 Saturday morning a 1046 Chevrolet sedan driven by William K. Pearson, 28, who was accom­ panied by his wife, reportedly went out of control and ran into a telephone polo, breaking K and carrying H ala yards. While oa bis way to Oviedo oa the commissioners with their tide of the question. Bringing a portion of the area adjacent to the city limits into the city proper could not be pre­ sented to the people for ■ refrren dum until such an Interest could be aroused. Tbe City of Sanford, City Mina ger Warren E. Knowles said to­ day. was created by a special act o( the Legislature and a referen­ dum could be held only under a special act. Other than the appearanra at the meeting tonight of citizens in­ terested in annexation, four items appear on the short agenda to be placed before the commissioners. A public hearing on the retort­ ing of lots S, «. 7, 12. 13. I« and If of Edgewood Subdivision from an Rt-A Zone to a C-N Zone la item number one to be discussed to­ night. Another public hearing will be heard on the rctonlng of all of Biock 17, Chapman and Tucker addition and that part of Block If west of Pump Branch Creek and north of 4th St., from an R-l Zone to a C-l Zone. A second reading of the sub­ divirion ordinance will bo beard at this evening's meeting a* well as a discussion of Iho General Government Budget for the 1 M3 M fiscal year. Pre-School Shop Starts 2nd Week Thr second week of the preschool workshop for Seminole Coun­ ty teachers gets underway today. With approximately 150 teacher* from throughout the county taking part ia the workshop, the first week of the three-week session ended Friday afternoon at 1:10. The workshop, divided lata seven • W M rfc S A m e l i t n l Pram l,ca W ire NO. 258. Baseball Hall Of Famer To Lead Oldtimers Nite v. Following two meeting* over the weekend, in the interest of annexition, the Board of Sanford City Commissioners la ripecled lo hrar another aide of the ques­ tion al Its meeting tonight. Officially, the City Commission rr* have been prrwnted with only the question of “ no annexation. However, tonight, a number of citterns interested In coming into the city are expected lo present 71 lu M. * M O N D A Y, AUGUST 22, 1955 City Commissioners Weather rl*»r U psrlt* ebmity thrwwgh Tnr.Ht* will* »irl*|v wilIrrMl af trrnmm ihnnrirr.hu* r r ,; tnntght 30th Anniversary Laden Postal Routes Dazzy Vance Plans Being Made Are Offered Relief Is Here By Sanford Lions Postmaster Joel Field announced today that starting <H-l I rural route* one and lu o of the Sanford Po»t Dflice will be rclicvivl of their over burdened condition by the es­ tablishment of the newt rural route out of Ihe lamgwood Post Oftlrc which will be designated Route No. One. “ For Ihe first lime in about 13 years." he said, “ ihe rural route* out of Sanford will be rvtatdlvhrd so that Ihr entire length of nmtr No. I will be wr*t of Sanford and Route No 2 rati and south of San ford.'' The only change in the official description uf Roule I will br the addition of three new rxtrndun* ranted by Ihe rioting of the Pod Office al Pauls on July I. The throe evlenvion* will consist of 9 10 Cf • mile touth on the Markhaml/wgwood ltd , a quarter of a milr rxtrntion rail of Pauls to live Sylvan I-akr Station, and 7/10 of a County Delegation To Legislature To Give Run-Down Plant are being made for a gi­ gantic celebration to mark the 30th anniversary of th* Sanford Lion* Club. According In W. Hugh Duncan, secretary of the local club, Mari vln G Pound Sr., banker and Sen­ ior Director of Lion* Internation­ The Remin d* Countv delegation al, will be the principle speaker to the t-eci* atuir will give Ihe (or the occasion. Sanford Kiuann Club a run­ down of events during Ihe 1955 Record* of the local club reveal Lci-i,latun> |dii, an up-to-thrthat lb* Sanford Lions Club we* minute arrounl of the rrapportionchartered on October II, 1923, n rill hi, - - It* yet to he completed. with (hr following members: Bruce W. Anderson. Sandy An­ Guest, nf the Sanford Kiwanl, des*™. Lloyd F. Rojle, I.. II. Club at it* noon luncheon meet­ Connelly, K A. Chittenden, Ro­ ing Wednesday at the Yacht Club bert A. Cobb. J. L. F.lliolt, Paul will br Sen. Dnugla* Slerulrnm. H. Forbes, George C. Harden. hep. Volir V William. Jr. and Karl E. Jones, Roby Laing, J. 0. t'rp. Mark N. Cleveland Jr. Laney, Frank i,. Mark«oo<t, PerPrut ram rhoirnim for the Joint cy E. Meye-, C. L. Park. R. !,. appearance „ f the three lawmakRobertson, J, A. Sessamon, G. W. mile south on the Banana t-akr «rs it Dr. Luther T. D o.,. Spencer, Jnmes P. Schist. Claud* Road. Primary election hallo)s foe th* G. Sltirunk, Frank W. Talbott. J. It will he nrcrssary lo remember election of the Klwanis (‘lull's Hugh TUB*, L. L Voorfaees, Voile almost all Ihe boxr* on route 1 br 1956 Board .it Directors have been Williams Sr. rau*r of the retention in addition distributed to club member* and Duncan, th* club secretary to the Orange Bird . retention: the arr •*period In lie completed and said that the following person* Woodruff Springs Ketrnilnn; l-akr tabulated at the Wednesday meet­ have served as prendent of the Markham Drive Kilrnstno; Ore­ ing. local Lion* Club: Dr. C. L. Park. gon Ave. Retention and the Vihlrn Th* .lertlon of the n*w board S. R Dighton, Frank Talbott, Dr. Extension that have hern proved of directors is under Ihe direction A. W. Knox, E. J. Meyer. F. W. and established during Uie last nf an eleetion committee headed Wcitiel, Maxwell Stewart, H. B. five years. by Ralph A. Smith. McCall Jr., C. E, Adams, John Ry renumbering the buses *arh Mcitch Jr., J. L. Holloway. Jo*, patron will then have a separate eph A. Meiteh, Oscar L Tolfr, and distinct number indeed of the Hamilton J. Blibee, Clifford Able*. presint numbers that carry a* 11. Glenn Llngle, John (try, J. K. miny as eight Irttrri following each ry Witte Jr., W. O. LivingvUm, one. Rowland Jr„ Clyde Ramsey, HenRout* two will const*! of *11 pa­ A Sunday afternoon autnmuldls Harry Robson. Cecil Carlton, Ed­ trons east nf Sanford formerly part wi<t return on accident on Celery Ava. rause,l ward S. McCall, Volte A. William* o( _________ roule onr_____ anJ will J r, and Jack E. Slcmper, U. 8. 17-92 north from Flve PoinU. |proP*r,y damag* In S ir . . . of $5u«i Auto Is Overturned After Hitting Tree --- - iTW*4 pertiao o! tupU-Ur j INM, Annual Contest Set Tomorrow Dirty Vanre, rrcrotlc *l*“«-lrd a member of baseball’* '•Hall of Fain*", will lead off an annual ’Oldtimers Night Celebration'' al the ManfnrI Memorial Baseball lark tomorrow night. The famous pilrher will come It Sanford tv help local baseball i ffirial, attempt to teaih a ca«h figure big enough ti. pav off tax obligation) of the hatrhali organi­ sation. Along with ihe opportunity In hear and ser D a'iy Value, local hnsrhall fan, and rillten* will have an opportunity to «re many nf Sanford’s hn/rhatl . hltinirr. Is a tw o Inning baseball game. Tho.e to play in tomorrow! night's rdittiineni affair roll !«•: Ilert Chapman. Chnk hold* the Fhnrdv (Mate I c p M hums run rw .n l. Ruddy lake, George Kenis, Ted Brooklyn, Lloyd Swain. Jim I’ayns, Charlea Bisson and others. Officials of the bsseball organi­ sation have personally dug into their own pocket* on several oc rasions to help defray the expenses "f the operation »f the Sanford Lutheran Church Members Planning For Joint Meeting More thm t? Sunday Sch,«l kill Bible Cla,s teacher* of tha Lutheran Ciru'ch of Ihe Redeemer, c f Sanford, will attend the firs* joint meeting of the Central Cjr* ruit, Florida Georgia D i 1 1 r ie I, Missouri Synod, Lutheran Church, which ha, been planned for Sept. 18 in Winter llavrn. The puriMi.e of this meeting, *aid Jerry .f-nka-ik. Superintend­ ent nf the local I ait her an Church of the Redrenter Sunday School, v.ll In- to fo-ter and promote tha iiilcrrst of the Surday School by aiding in the training of teacher, and bringing about a closer co­ op, ration an'nng the virion, Sun­ day Schools of the Ccntial CircuitDr. A. I.. Miller. Executive Se­ cretary of the MI*«ouri Synod's Hoard for Parish ilducatidn. will l.e on hand at th Joint meeting to lea.I Ihe aflrtnoon and evening program. Along wrl'h th* teachers from Ih* local Lutheran Church, tha lt*v. I’hiltip Srhlessmann will also attend th* mr*ling. Planning of th* meeting has h*en directed by the R*v. August Rernlhal of the Sunday School Instltut* Planning Committer of th* Klorida-Gsorgta District, Missouri '.';r Tr ,1,,7 <-hu.rh: R .,: (ardlnat bwaeball La.m. ^ e s e of,, of Th*Cr>M' firial* have shouldered a big part Lutheran Church in Winter llavrn of the load in making baseball whn* th* inerting will b« held. possible for local enthusiasts. In planning Ihe gigantic "Oldtimers Nigh* celebration, official *Xpri taed hope lhal thousands Fanfoid'i rillivns would turn out to help raise lufftrlrnl fund* to I Incur* the payment of tax abliga-i Ilona of tho rluh. ■ . . ; Grim French Troops Chase Rebel Bands -';,:^ .'X x ;'* .:iT o Moroccan HiHs F... -TT— and- Including h *1.T e »" •<• , L - *- 'I ___’M 'It Five Poinls’ the i»*W I 4a A T « , ta I police the rttelualio.i starling prcmplly Mary section will b* s*rved b, the Rrn But I n , n f th* CAFABLANCA, Ytomcea /F3— proposed new rout* on* emanating Department, said that ■ 1956 with tha appruancr uf Ih* famed Grim French troops and Foreign Font s*<lsn, traveling w.*t art pitcher, Dar*v Vane*. The annual from the Lon (wood Pori (Rtflre I egluntiait*• rliascd rebel hands All patrons who were formerly Celery A,*, crashed into * tie* "Oldlimrr, Night'' wilt take plate n the Moroccan hills today a* tF.a Company “ 1". 121st Infantry, of Mrs. Elm* C. Lloyd, 46, dint al turned over. pilot to the first of a two-game oa that portion uf route on* east of the Mlh Infantry Division, Nation hrr heme In Lake Mary at 10:15 Ralph Ogle, 25-year-«dd painter scrirt With We-l 1’alm Reach official dratn loll fruin hloudv al Guardsmen, nf Sanford, look Friday Aug. 19 aftrr being In III Sanford will rod only bo i«qiu«trd waa traveling yETAO KTAU N her* In Sanfoid. weekend rioting across French to renumber their boats but will part in a gigantic “ review" Sat­ health for about a year. nf Star Raul* No. 1, Orange ; ; f "A u. W Issue n f ! N o0r^ Afrira.neared Ihel$00 mark. A alary In urday at Fort McClelland, Ala “ Fo,t gav* 1 Quirk arilon r**tnr*d a a#»« Mrs. Lloyd had lived in lake chime their addreta from route City, we* traveling el aa all*c*d tha Faturday nEvening one to route two. The first week of their two-week Mary for 30 years. She was born Flsnrr of order la Algeria, wher* The patrons smith at Five Pidnts high rate of eprrd a* he ep- a brilliant areeunt nf Dany I ’jmmer training program ended OcL SO, 1908, hv Camilla, Ga. She prnarhrd |h* Sanford rity limila Vanes' bn-rha'I history and some most rasoaltir* occurred, but viowith a parade for the Governors of waa th* wife of Willi* E. Lloyd atid the Lake Mary section will he wh*n h* saw anathrr tar (-timing of hla Ideas tvgarding lotiay's lenra rontinued In Morocro aa t v two states from which men and Jr. of l,*hr Mai r and a member required to rhange their address out nf an Intersection on hi* loft. pitcher*. French foot troop* aup|mit»d hv units come together. of Ih* Lake Mary Community and box number to l/miwood, Arruidmg lo the rrport. Ogle ap­ tanks and )ri planes fought back route one. The parade had special signifi­ Church, and l-ak* Mary Woman's at Die ter-mists. plied hi- l.rake, and skidded 147 cance because it Is the last lime Club. In a desperato hid to restor* fm-t Iwfor* Having Ihr road. The the whole division will assemble 5h# Is survived by her husband. pear* to Francr’ s shattered North tar thrn skidded an additional 25 on one field as Infantry. By next »n> son. Airman 3rd. Class, How­ African holding,, l*r*mi*r Edgar fret tirfore crashing Into a lire. summer the division will be con­ ard E. l.lnyd, Panama City; three Jaure. Foreign Minister Antoinw Ogle was rharged with “rate verted to armor and many of its sister*, Mr*. B. Y. Canrer, S if Vmav and other lop French Irs. and negligent driving” . Dam. units will have changed their de­ folk, Va.{ Mn. Merrill W. Rob­ Thrr* juveniles were taken into ages lo (hr frame and leely of the figures hastened to the French re­ signation. Jamas 0. Ruff, M, died at his erta, Hampton, Va.; Mr*. T. G. ruttody yrstrrday by Seminole automobile ware estimated al FORT FIERCE, Tla Ul*-Pirt- sort of- Alt le Bains tndar for a The units passed in review be­ residence yesterday at 11:$0 p. m. Newton A. Ilarkey Br., 0 , died Moon, Oviedo; four brothers. County Rhrriff Luther Hold.)', »HUO. nn* in a salvage operation planned »»«k of talks with Morocraw fore MaJ. General Joseph B. Fra­ on 119$ I. Sanford Ava., after a suddenly at f:J0 p. m. Friday Horace M. Cochran, Ink* Mary; office so,! turned over to Juvenile lets tmisy on an unidentified Uadrts. Ttieir aim Is a plan foe Court Authorities. ser. Hineaville. Ga., Commanding tenghty illness. night, Aug. I f la New Bmyna Sam Cochran, Lak* Mary; Glenn chunk uf >rilo* mrlal they brought granting mart srlf-rnl* to tha Tha thrr* white boys, nln*. 10, Officer. Commanding officer nf Cochran, Lake Mary and James Mr. Huff bad lived In Sanford Beach. up, xlung with two silver b in , pro) retorals. troops for the review was the for the past 4$ years and waa em­ Born Jan. M. IW , In Malilngi, Cochran, Bradenton; and her and It yrart of age, wrrr ihargni Th* official d-aDi count for tha from th* wreckage of an aneient Altamonte Assistant Division Commander, ployed by WMtlRroihrrs. auto­ N. C., ha came to Sanford la 1923 father, John D. Cochran. Lake with entering the ship on the orran floor near here wrerkend hliv»t tialli In Jtoroeri* Springs home of Major It. 31. Brigadier General Maxwell C. Sny­ mobile dealer* fir a period of sev­ and worked aa an engineer on the Mary. total*! more than Moo*e las Holt, a Negro laborrr Jark Carr ami 8:1a* Thoma* ■r.d Algeria . . . ----der, Jacksonville. eral year* prior to hta retirement ACL Bailroad leaving here In 1937 Funeral service* were at 4:10 Wat'on. Th* horn* was ransacked of 10|| Avocado Ave., I* In Ih* hat* found ■ total of three xilvrr 7M< w" ' 1 ,h" figures «HII rlimhing. iturtng th* Watsons’ absence anil 'Governor Marvin Griffin of Geor­ yesterday In Ih* labt Mary lo go to tha Panama Canal Zona Seminole County Jail cliargrd with ingots and fit* cannon al th. E.r«-rience,| oh servers believed th* Born In Osteen, Jen. #. INI, he gia. and his opposite number from employed as a Railroad engineer Community Church with the l:**r. a nomtirr nf old coins and pennies “assault wiU> intent lo rummit wirfckitf#, I * wanal rvith V ff Florida, Governor LcRoy Collins, wee a member of the First Pres­ rntJl ism when he retlrod. He W. P. Brooks Jr. and the R»v. J. wrrr* found missing. The bars nf silver arr wedgemurder." byterian Church in Sanford and of Deputy Hhrriff*' O. G. Ow*n» were present for the parade in their M. Thompson officiating. Burial then came back to Sanfrod. The lewd has been eel at |2,500. shaped ami weigh morr than two rrles as Commanders-in-Chicf of the Sanford Masonic Lodge No. a Ha waa a member of the Brother­ was in Oak Lawn Memorial Park. and Morgan klrCIrlland, Invta According lo Constable J. If. pounds rich. They told un* lo a TkAM end was a past master of ligating tho breaking and enter­ the military forces of their respec­ hood of Locomotive Kngtnemen, Slim” Galloway. Holt shot Wooding, found th* hank in which the row Simp.on, a Sanford Negro, in tnusrum operator for “ more than tive states. They wen also accom­ the Lodge. Its also was district Balboa Masonic Lodge In the Pana. WRECKAGB CTJSARKD mining pennies wrra kept, tmrird the rh et with a 33 Colt pistol on a hundred dollars,“ Thome* sa‘d. panied by their Adjutauta General, deputy grand master of the Lodge ma Canal Zone and attended the The unldenlitird yellow metal t* end a member of Monroe Chapter DELROSE, T h u ., tft8om* ton nr«r the horn* of the youths. who serve as actual commanders First Methodist Church In Sanford. Jun* 25. eight-sided and has a hole through crewmen from two Louisville t 5 of the Guardsmen. MaJ. *Gen. No. IS RAM and a past high priest. Ho it survived by his widow, ono GREENVILLE. Ate. CP — Th* Holt was arrest*,! in IM-and the middle, Thomas said. It rr NEW DRUG RELIEVE* George J. Hearn Is Adjutant Gene­ Mr. Huff waa a member of Taylor son, Newton A. Harkey J r, of San­ NashvUle work trains were on (hr at he attempted to catch a bu* sembles a nut for a large boll. wrrrkacr of Iwn Air Eurrr l>26 Commandering No. M Knights job through tbe night to rlear TENSENESS, ANXIETY ral of Georgia, and Maj. Gen. Mark bnml-rr* uhuh collided near hero ford; ono granddaughter, Susan Hr wn> charged with “ carrying a PHILADELPHIA uft-Wycth Lab. ronrralrd weapon” and given a The partner, hoped il will turn Saturdav still rontainrd tha body W. Lance is Florida’* Adjutant Ge­ Templar being • past commander, Lynne, Sanford; a grandson, Albert scattered wreckage after 40 freight rut to he gold, but Thomas said a member of Morocco Tempi* of cart piled op her* yest.-r.tay An oratories announced today (hit a neral of onr victim today. Jail Miitcnr* of 60 day* in Volu­ it rould h* bran. Keith Ilarkey, Norwalk, Calif.; It was the flnt occasion that the Jacksonville he was a past presi­ four listen, Mrs. Ploma Lewis of abandoned station building wji n o drug, which It says bring* sia County. Th* Negro uas tinn­ Three Inoile* have h**n found but dent of the Sanford Shrine Club, e demolished at the lllbcar north quick and taf* relief from trn«r two Governor's have paid an offi­ ed over to Constable Galloway at Ihe body of !«t l-t. Donal L. Sanford; Mn. Ruby Illmmorleo, bound LAN freight broke up No veteran pf World War I and a mem nen and anxiety, will « « hi br cial visit to the troops in training, the completion uf his Mlltrncr, Glover, 30, of ttrllvilie. III, waa Sanford; Mrs. Mat Losslag, San­ since they both have been la office bar and past commander of (he ford; Mrs. Laura Sheppard, Cocoa; injuries were reported. Cause of available to physician* fur pre trrlirved lit tie in lire wreckage of American Legion hero. scription use. tbe wrack was undetermined. less than ■ year. onr *till->mou1drnng lumber. Iwo brothers, J. W. Harkey, Mattno is survived by bis wife, and The high point of the parade was bows, R. C. and C. P. Harkey of Air F'orre crath rrew* and The registration of grades i the presentation of awards and de­ one brother, George W. Huff of Sanford. Grrenvillr fiirmrn wrre unable Ia Ihniugh 12 of th* Oviedo High coration* to units of the Georgia Jacksonville. Funeral services were held at Fchool will take plar* on Die bring heavy chemical firefighting land Florida National Guard. Funeral servicei will bmrooduct- 1:9$ p. m. yesterday la (be Brissoo The Fanfnrd Library will be morning of Tuesday Aug. .10. Th* equipm-nt Into Ihe ilcn*ely wooded Florida Governor's Trophy for «d at Brissoo Funeral Hama 16:1$ Funeral Home. The Rev. Elton closed tomorrow night at 6 o'clock Rev. Stephen 31. Tuiiy will deliver aiea about 13 miles northwest of highest number qualified in arms a. m tomorrow with the Rev. W. P. Kline officiated. Burial was In and will remain rinsed until fur the mrssagr al th* opening *s*r- hrrr Th* two twln^ngine attack went to Headquarter! Company Brooke officiating. Masonic ser Oak Lawn Memorial Park. rises. bombers crash,-it after collktinR lh-r n»t its. “ Bagardlets of your claoalfica many paused to eiprr** their ap“ M ". Third Battalion, nf Kurils. view wifl bo conducted at the Nn fine* will t>* rharged, ac School hoses will pick up stu­ while on a flight from Scott AFR, Hon. yoar busineaa or proie* prrclatioa for the worthwhile mes­ cording to th* librarian, If houks The same omit wag awarded the grawatfe In Evergreen Cemetery. dent* el their regular Dm* and lit. to Tyndall AFB, Fla. •ion. you, aa a member of thl* sage. Remington Trophy far highest fi­ An masker masons are requested are raturnnl on the day Ih* li­ will mah* return trips at noon, ac­ Th# olher three victim* werft club, aa a layman, bav* an im­ President Rill Bush Introduced brary treprns. gure of merit In indoor rifle tour­ to moot at the Masonic Lodge at cording to th* announcement Identified as Capt. Raymond Fa­ portant obligation ia tbe Kingdom Dr. C. Leo Eggort of Ihe Univer­ nament firing. t : « a. m. tomorrow to attend the The library I* M ug repainted made thl* morning hy Oviedo gan. St. l/ruis. Mo.; Capt Robert of God,” the Rev. David S. Car- sity of the Florida Extension Ser­ on both the oatsid# and Inside, High School Principal Stewart W. While. 31. Muwcaqua. Ill ;*nd Got smog Griffin said that be services af Mr. Huff tea body. nefla, pastor of tho Christian and vice who is in Sanfoid at Direc­ waa glad to be able to be present A Vehiaim County employe of according to Sirs. Fara King, GaUhcL Capt Juhn Franklin Kirby, SB, Sl» far Governor's Day and to tee that the State Welter* Beard waa Missionary Atllanca Church of tor of Ihe Seminole County Work­ librarian, who mad* the an Louis. the National Guard bad prepared bruised and arralcbed Saturday this efty told Uw members af ihe shop. Dr. Eggert told briefly or nouncemenl today. Itself to well for He tasks. morning when his 196$ Ford went Sanford Rotary Club at lit week­ the voluntary desire of tho local OI.D MAN. 91 Governor CoOina praised the out of control on# mite north of ly meating this noon at Urn Yacht leachera lo Improve themselvel CARDBOARD FAINTING IIELII ON SUSPICION Club. tho Bonford city tlmita. spirit and entbnsUaa af the Fiori In order to tetter care for tho chil­ RE FI-ACES 8AFK SUNLAND, Calif. i**-A 9t yearArnold Panerata, whose addre Introduced by program tkalr- dren under their charge. da units that 1m k||f .. r * * r M * Highway Patrolman KANSAS CITY oft-Dons Id U MIAMI, Fla. UA-Wsalhermni old man was in jail today on uul la given la Ute Berntee Is Cewaty man Charlie Morrison aa a aa Visiting Rotarians and guests Rudnick kepi his safe in Ih* kept watch white a long tin* of suspicion of murder after his 91Uvn of (Miami who, after (erring ware introduced by M. L. Raborn floodlighted front window at fall tqually weather moved weftward year-old sanitarium roommate waa three ynars hi tho Maty, dorldod white ten la v . R. L. Slmmaman grocery, believing il ••* secure ever tea Cartbbaaa and Atlantic found beaten to death. te SMI to co offered tea invocation. Mrs. H. til such ad exposed position today. Nurse Ethel Allen fund the body ■tatetry, tkg agaakar •* L. Apniehy whn had keen acting However, be discovered yester­ Tha disturbance, catted an west­ of Gustaf R ail Elm yesterday. tho ksaa that hli mss- as calerar dnrteg ten absence of day that thlevel had quietly rotted erly wave, stretched from th* Police said Elm'* head bad bat* ter a “ h a te addkioa te the Mrs. Roberta Gatcbel thanked tea th* 706-pound safe away during southera Bahimaa Islands south­ battered, apparently with a email kbs after • ad about 7* one Ikat Morrison dob for the opportunity of ser­ th* nJght an drrplared it with a east to Jamaica. M ora kitchen stool. walkout wa« sottted eerty ytaterl u rnteg to . . him lo deliver, rather ving it and announced that Mra. cardboard box painted lo reaembte Forecasters, aakl tho wav* kai Police arrested A. E. BaHhrta. Gay when the trig granted CagtUl “ a chalanm te yonr Ihlaldng and (j■trivet would take over Mat tea aate. failed to show any sign* nf Ca­ who said Elm had been bothering Transit “ week- She was thanked by Proa. He laid Uw wilasing safe row tieloping Into a tropical at ll bis mUt. But M ice aakl Baldwin'* rapt Bash an behalf of tha club for her telnetI $1,974 awl about $M0 In la moving westward at wile died d i M |W •aa m«tet m I ftitee m day. hr • • * * m m Lka ham la lose control. Both husband and wife suffered multiple cuts and bruleew and were treated by Dr. Stoner at the Oviedo Clinic. Ptlm. Carl William*, who in­ vestigated the accident, said the car broke the main power pole and the service waa out for a abort while. Pearson I* a night watchman at Phillips Properties. The ears waa reported a total loss. from Use University of Florida. The working group* a n : admini­ stration, guidance, methods of teaching mathematics, reading, art* and crafts, elementary curri­ culum and secondary curriculum. Joining Use workshop tor tha Brat Uni* this year art l i aow whit* tfaeban. This wash’s schedule will include an educational tour of Somlnol* County tomorrow and th* Florid* Education Association D i s t r i c t mo*Ung in Daytona oa Wednesday. Mrs. Elmo Lloyd Dies In Lake Mary Masonic Services N. A. Harkey ar. Will Be Conducted Dies Suddenly For James 0 . Huff At New Smyrna Tests Are Planned For Unknown Metal Three Juveniles Taken In Custody Intent To Murder Charge Is Placed Body Of Victim Still In Wreckage Each Has Important Obligation, Rev. Carnefix Tells Rotarians Library To Close For Renovations Registration Set For Oviedo Tuesday Volusia CounHan Bruised In Mishap Orlando Driver Is Arretted Yesterday Weathermen Eye Suspicious Area T ^ 'J S K . 7 f i l 1 ^ m 1 1 . �•- fn c r 2 VX. O m ni rJC*»'.Ii P f • , ^ V0U s a y f " TIKTH-. » f * r IK O W»V TV*T ^ Q>kNT H f l C p O l J j k i ' rr» i m 'WO r-» i r o n / J 3 MTTl» *?*? 'flu yn«N* 0* **!. 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UWrttfoiaL’ rd (hr w a in d rtor violation of pi e'.t with a Irttar ititfBl CfaUlaf hpd w-ntttn a girl frlrnd from Skn Antonio July 9. pbtrtp tntludfi •hf rttupj idd tlll op PtfUlpi'i ltitrr-iai Ciiperon St. ,w i t w* n i r j* t a IbOffV « •u^MHtt|[' ID IliiT i ilti XH- l a f n p ra a tn u »r« m rflm m trii VMJ ta i|»q*«y th-T III* y o u r-'W fltu a I K i m i haraln na « i*i ^ aid »ach *r yen are b*r*rr n e lllltd a rt r t a a lr H * h ' r t i i r l KmArw: or hater* lb* l it lay of iip tin < m. M i ' bar, A *0- till <>r <>ih*M>i*« ii*■ •i* r*t rh* J*iita at M o I f o r * o & n t r , 3 ,,?u# M -6,?M4 l a * luafard IJar*ld la d**tanat*d iV<, ? ’* [ 's ! Ji f t # Tc £ n M i&SVa! Kddir quickly wp*»l**d <h« aidrtit. It «|| tbc county Ud, mhanpryippl (id H it fell ity«f *k irjTVBt* my t l M 't r d“ affinal , v & r:\ ' f till* r-lir* Ulrh f|«H* of «>• Lagal Noticp V« tk: «L»T(I c5**»M lrJU i M n iiu i if m|jr b* |iioc)atfo y»ut •in fu jc o ic i Quirtirly. 'a ta n it a. iF la i* i s m & r 9 rhry u l4 miituro bringi about artabi i- m d u ff •Cln’ilt C m ttr. f i t are lutabr r*q ♦*' |fr***nt «n*ad* *rhKl D n a rr* . I- r. Merntaa N tw Bride Token, ,*T**»t % ,W W 'U 3 . - siAtaL*« I Qraabi • 1 ' _ - *V« rn tT Fi> EiP A T .7TKSCT LI* ! I 1* r W w j f * WW*Oa *. . as tnisnt �Mm . Tim*. 1M 5. Fabulous Story Holds Impression For Paratroopers w w t A t .n F l| l 8 H elen M c C lo y — o tA rra t oh* MOXON luwr that following him. Covartly. bs glanced •t tha plate-glass window ha was passing. No on* rsflsetad Ihfft wma limping visibly. Tat Ml* ha heard lha unarm radtnrs, through tha dlffuao ahufOa of aotoeibsr gaita—tap and drag, lap and drag. Too rapid far a pace that faMarad visibly, ha deetdsd. Juat a aaurotic quickstep that favorad ooa lag a ahada mor* than tha othar. A tk rather than a limp. Ilia fluid gtinip*a of tba ... . atnaa behind him congealed la, y aa vivid and react aa a memory •* ■till from a moving ptcturo. Tha Bailor, sinewy la cloac.fltliag Mum 4<m hot for tala aprtng, tyring tha rnnacloualy dacnraliva w a ■> a a. whoaa poodls wort a bow that matehad her suit. Tha atoop-ahoulderrd woman, with a camrl'a meekly atubbora face, who earned a heavy library book under ana arm. The little boy. with a roavfctcropped bead, trotting braille that Nil bona woman eheathed la print ad ailk atretrhed taut aa aauaage akin. Tha tall man. faro shadowed by a bat brim a ahada wider and palrr than thorn New Yorkera • ear. JuM behind him, tha Blender youth with pala brown akin and dark, morbid eyre, who would have looked w*n la turbaa or tabnoah. A typical New York crowd, aten eila every one. laarljr Bailor A ihore. Ilophiatiratad Lady, Baa leaa Culture, llouad, Haraanad 11ou»ewife with brat. Tourist from Far West. Tourist from Far East. All apparently normal, but . . , Ms rouId atlU bear tba radraca of that quickstep tlrklag like a lima bomb, tap and drag, lap and drag, tha “ A ' of tha Morse code. Was k aomeone farther hack? Hornnone ha couldn't M l Or waa tha limp so alight * couldn't ha even, only heard T J'olles? %« Or ana af tha at hen T Thera amild easily ha aa AMattc among them. Or a certain type af woman. His aide glance Bought an­ other plata-glaaa window, f i t •err tha houaewlfa and lha ealier, ••ttlad an tha man In tha Weatarn hat. Moaon had naan ana af the •there, rioaa to, ones, lam days ngo. in n fly epackad, dingy night club hi Urn Village. hpoUtght an the floor show, deep shadow M tha comer booth where the man ant Mann saulda t asa tba cyan lha wide-bnaimed hat now or even tha for*. Only a tall, finding fig­ ure that wavered la tha glitter of plat# glees, hke something under water. Moat cops ware bulk kka know that ha had only In put out his hand now and Moion would be caught with tha goods T What a plealira K would ha to arrange a little surprise for tha cop. aa be would find nothing la Mo* on'a poc­ kets by tha lima Moaon waa searched. Waa H too lata T Coutdn t h , nod some place to stash tha lhlnx „ th# „ „ t r, w mlm,tra. toms ptnea where they couldn't find M, and ha could later? They would try to persuade him. but ha didn't parnadf caaily. Not when them waa H grand at stake, ha didn't. If there waa nothing an him, ha could laugh at them, claim be didn't know what they were talking about. After n taw hours they would have to let him go. They might not bclicva him. but they couldn't hold him without evi­ dence. They would let him go and follow him again, hoping ha would lead them to lha place whefe be had hidden lha thing. Its wouldn't. Ha would hide k eo cunningly, In such an unfore­ seeable place that ha eould pick It up in a minute aa soon aa ha had abaken off tha man tailing him. But where? Thera waa no such hiding place. At least, none that could be improvised In a few aocHs had only seconds left He felt that: Hia one hope waa lo lose the men behind him la a crowd, quickly and cleanly. Ha plunged Ills tha 10-renl store at 39tb St. It waa crowded Ha turned Into a cross stale. Through tha shifting mass of faces ha aaw on# far# bo knew put coming through tha side door from tba ctuea street. It Mopped him M e a Mow. With tha clatter and chatter of shoppers a l around him, ha could no longer hear tba endshea af any­ one. YM be knew the Map waa M1M there, closing In on him. Hr couldn't go back. Ha couldn't go forward. Ha darted left, around tha toy counter. One glance at the eountrr beyond brought htapi ration. In a few heartbeats he aaw the situa­ tion whole. Ho could even retub Its humor. This ooumlrr waa feataonod nrllh necklaces of fat, improhaMo pearls and Its central Mn waa piled haphaaardly with pen danta and bracelets af glean A placard clamored for at taatloa: 'Anything an this counter far M aorta so Mai an had aa way of rattoasttng hia height. Dressed like an Easterner—whits MUrt, dark Us and amt. A basket's face, coot, ahrrwd, flinty, Nit k wan bard to summon those features eon by ana and rramin " rould recall waa a pain, sold eye onwed wvar the pearls, ‘ jaMling ‘ pearls had made any kind id fake jverle re­ spectable. But the rrnlrel Inn was deserted accept for a girl in n rain­ coat looking at a bracelet of green glass squatea Khe would move on in a moment. iVit wasn't the eitt of girt who would buy Irarh. U nions hand slipped into hie coat pnekrt. Ilia fingertips mrl something hard. Half the beauty of the atone was Its antiquity. That meant It was badly rut. That and tha aiae am,Id de*»lve any passer­ by who didst I know rviNca It w.ia 1 U now. The store rloerd at S:W. I'oilca cinjl.ln t h»'.d b m if hr didn't have the Jewel. They hidnt enough evldrnre without it—only turpi) ton. A a for the others, Ihev would be nasty. Nit whet rould they do, it he didn t hsic It on him? lie might hold them off to­ night with some plausible story of etaahlnjf It rlarvrhrre, then give thrm the elip on hie way to the (aha hiding place tomorrow morn­ ing and rtimr hark here al.*nr, at 9.30, Just aa the etore npuinl He’d be the first one In. He'd make aura ha wasn't follow rd that lime. And then—ha rould buy bark the hire of India for 30 ernta Anything an this counter . . , Me was taking a rheme. Nit M was the only ehanre he hed and the aids were In his favor. One against a thousand that anjone else would buy the Jewel in the neat five minutes, befora the store (lived. , Mr was walking pad the central IWn nine, slowly, ralmly. epparrnlly un.uniernel A quick glance around. In lhal instant, he e.<w no fare he knew. Mia hand rams out of hia pocket in a dosed flel. rrstrd for a moment on a corner of the Nn, rame away limp and rmply, Ms hail hardly paused. Now he moved on without a Nil kward glam e. |oaf the swage of wavy pearls, past the toy counter Might with plastire, hark to the Fifth Ave. rntranre he had use,! when he rame mtn the storr uily a few momenta ago. Me almost hnprd he waa still bring followed* Mr would enjoy welching the fare of anyone who scan hed him now police or the others. At the rortiee of 3»1h ha wsj Mopped by a r e d light. A III lie crowd was waiting. Me saw Ihe sailor again ami Ihe woman with Utv poodle. There was Ihe shaven head of ihe little Niy with the plump mother. Beyond them old camel-fare and a men In a wula bat. The same man? Then there waa a short savage Mow. put times tha kidneys. Mia hands rlawed at air. Then tha Mimprr i f a heavy ear broke hia opine amt the primitive man. who had always crouched behind lb# facade called Minim, aa ha died. (To Its (Aralneardf Sm iles, G lances For Kathleen By WIMJAM I . BYAN AF FOBRIGN NRWS ANAI.V9T In lha once forbidden preclncti ef the Krnnlin palarr groundi, a pretty America! girl fliti about with a camera, snapping candid shod of Sovlsf cltiftai. They pay only passing attention to her. The nearby militiaman only im llci. sign policy aod lla efforts lo permade the outside world of Ua long range peaceful iatanlioni. But It la unqueationabla that Ihe Soviet population Is bound to gain in tbe long run sines H would be difficult now for any reglma to re treat from a domeslie policy which seems, outwardly at Irast, lo have been freed from Ihe press­ ing fear of an all-present, all-see­ ing secret police system. The de struction of that system waa nec­ essary after Stalin died for tbe col­ lective safely of the leaa powerful men wbo suereeded tbe dictator. Tba secrat police still art there but they have been (beared of a gnat deal af their awaaome power. Domaitie policy nmaiaed essen­ tially hard with rtgard to raising labor productivity and enforcing what the Communists call work discipline. But Ihe parly opened some safety valvaa. fo r example, when tbe party was engaged In a harsh campaign agalnit religion, ao less a person ago than Kiklta Khrushchev, Ibe lop Communist boss, pulled the ntna. Ho told tbo militants to be softer la tboir approach to reOaad to try to pervuado I m than Iwo years ago, Kath­ leen Kaaurhkt waa the tubjaci of ruhoua Harrs and tidied com­ ment whtraever aha want In Mo»row. Her smart rlhUwi and trim American look contrasted almost painfully with Moaeow’ a drab it crowds. It she so much ai lifted a came, a, a militiaman would have borne down oa bar within accooda. But today IB-year-old Kathleen, daughter of Associated Praia bu­ reau chief Richard Kaiischke, la more or lets taken for granted in Moscow whoa* provincial millions arc becoming juat a little blase k j about such things, la tba abort ~ apace of two years they have seen Iota of foreigners and lota of AmcrIrani. Something alia baa come about, too. They art not nearly so auspicious pf foreigners any Morn. ft's all bean part of a gradual effort, gaining la momentum all the time The committee which rules the Soviet Union note seems to be doing Its best to impress on tbs Soviet Peonle without having , m la aay ao outright—that lha evils WASHINGTON IM - Sen. Capor of Stalinism died »Uh Stalin. They kart (R-latf) suggest a that travel are betas encouraged lo relax a la hraaAmiiag for roagrosiman — Utile. . the first time la generalises aod that M ought not ho looted oo Oklahoma's Sooners Risk Another Streak Michigan are tird with M ronserulive triumphs Tbe t'adels rolled from the start nf 1911 until Ihe monumental scoreless lie with No He Dame last in '►'• t Si' s llrlng entered I9JI-X1 and Michigan's from the m l of I'.llii until early In '49 I’ rllu e lo n . nm-tlv in Ih , r * °* All America tadbark Dick Kar mairr, p*i*ted a siring nf 31 from I9M into 1933 Southern I'aliforma blanked Tenneasee HU in Ihe I9lii l|o*e Bowl game lo snap a 3J game skein for Ihe Volunteer*. Noire Dame in I94«'> M and Min ne*ola in 19.13 M earh went 31 gamrs unbeaten and untied whllr N’olrr Dame in 1939 Jl made il through 30 rontr«ts. On the ha«l* nf undefeated rec­ ord* only nol counting tip* Noire Dame hold* the modern mark of 39 from Ihe (ir«t game of 1946 until 1930 «ai I laler. "plus hi • excellent Hsln« ing. account* for hi* living." "Thr medirs and rhaplatnt were Ihe fir«l lo grl lo me." Metctak said "They rut mv equipment, got me on a *lrelrher, gave me some shot* and soon ( w j« on a helicop­ ter to an Army ho<pdal. My arms anil ha.-«a fell broken hut it was only three fractured verlrbrae. "That weekend, generals and rolonels and my buddies rame to see me, shook m> hand and told me huu lucky I was Fur the next three month* I uas in hospitals ir. Alaska, later was sent In Valley Forge, l’ .i , to another Army ho»pilal "All Ihi* lime I sliH couldn't brlirvr I survived such a thug. Kvrrrisrs daily g<d me back in »hape. an I try bark I* *!rong and lam in . I ibapp BOW. I was walking within Iwo weeks of Ihe fall " Melrrak \ fret 9 anil 117 pounds, «ald Ifiat i :■ be ng senl lo Ft Knot he wav I id "nol lo pimp off a chair, even " This ha* made lum nnhsppy. ' I m a paratrooper," he said. "I'd like lo jump again " OOV O f O V C f C R A IO « f tm N>«v«, 4a tliow n aa lie al lived u lit* White House for a lunch >i— |a»itltis<-itl wilh Shcrin-to A.hints, awol.itil lo I'rraiilrnl 13'cnhaw* »r. Tlio inrid* nt *rl oir a itrsr r<hitul of g o - up in W i liinglo* •liter (oiv. Craig hit town ns* ni.ot-.l .ti favoreil for Ihe |»wl i f Nmrriary nf the Air Forea I Harold Valiit-U ws-rr In leave It Were slicing a melon in IBM. Amy, Southern raltfnrnia and Friendship Trouble Bui Is Profitable Ihrm In atheism—not frighten MIAMI. Fla. .SV-Tlls fnrndihip them. fur a M i l w a u k e e oplnm em «l' Kvcn morr siti.nohing was Ihe rau*ed Fred A Thom a* a lot of recent announcement lhal some trouble but the red haired rcsta i people ware going to be allowed rani worker a*all get t3.ooo Hum to travel abroad. For years ordi­ the man's estate nary rilllrns nf Ihe IISSII have |)r. Albert Napienlek, Ihe in been sealed behind their own bor­ lumelrist, died in a Miami lleach ders. Now large groups nf Ihrm hotel room la-1 April 11 are going In travel nol only in A week later Thomas was found Red Chins and the Fornpran Com­ in a mnlrl mom al Dunedin withj munist countries hut in such West- $00.MO nf Napienlrk'a money tin | ern countries si Sweden and F.n ; Tirr the bed. Thomas claimed ihrl land. There la rvrn a hint that nptnmrlrtst gave him tile ta<h tn| they might travel rIn where in Ihe invest in a harbour aland, bul 4 Weal. charge ol larrrny waa filed. At lha same time Ihe govern­ Harold Shapiro, allomey for ment has denied lo throw open Napienlrk'a widow, laid Wednesday large areas of tha Soviet t’amn Thomas bad agreed lo iritis in for tourists form abroad. claim for $S.oon How long Ibe period of relaxa­ County Judge Frank Dowling is tion will last la anybody's guess. capcrtcd lo lurn lha money u>rr Rut tha longer It lavla, Ihe leaa lo Ihe widow, a* executrix o f ehanre there seema lo ba that Ihe Napirntrk'a estate, today. Soviet Union ran be plunged again Thomas still faces Ihe larrrny all tba way bark Into total Stalin­ rhargr but that is caparted lo bc ism. dropped. 1 1 flivr li.i|i|» nv wlirn a hn»lnr*i lie* a rrsllv Rreal Y Y war? A I u u iim it »leclaii-<l—iij* lit? Well, ilr— net set for a winrlf.ill. 1h-i aou- lint iv nmtn lli.ni Hull La j*r* .itest jmr. 'I Ins is lim jjinilcif. Copehort Suggests Travel Broadening . . u u . 1 . - a i . . . i.r i . guarded aaactuary In the trdrid. UM nm *. All 0 1 members of The government la gradually leav- Honan Bad Senate should go lag the Kremlin and turning M abroad aach year to cope better Into . museum. with tha “ globeI responsibilities For the first time, the leaden daring a eongresikmal sea• ar* picturing tkemsatvea lo lha that mi hava to mast almost avmry ^ nubUr aa a group af jMmaa brings h * . " J And, I b told. Cangrass momand not na tha aaoUvo behind B, tte govlot t e n I m aa “ ngMl or gras tar public obviously lifcua tte change. obUgatie* m got around lo all AU this docs net moan that tte parta ad * • VnNad States too." Ha m M tte aaat nf such cooCommualit Pasty haa lanaaand lla J _ a H N Official «Hp. ' t e paid by tte «avcnPart af tte relisatlon nagmi thmahfy lira (a with rnervnf tor- Unusual Speech Heard By Judge; Fine Is Collected HAWAIIAN HOSFtTAltTY m-.Vrs Cot. John Knov Arnold realIre thst ha Is bark on American toil on s brief stopover In Honolulu rn mule to Trail* Air Torre lts*e. Csltf. Mary Snivrly (left), IS. anil Audrey C irn s, 30, wlih him well t« he leaie* for the m.unl.in.I wilh Ilia 10 other American airmen Just released hj llie Chinese Communists llv T ill' ASMMTATIOI P It FAS Oklahoma's Sivuiers. bidders cf Ihe modern roltege fivilball record rn II nmseeuplive victories, n«k another streak in Ihe I93S *es*on. Since deadlocking with Fill 5? early in lha '31 campaign, the Somers have rolled through I'J games unbeslrn and untied A look si Ihe team's latent and in game iclidule suggests the pos­ sibility of approaching their rec­ ord. The V»incr%. who havrn't had s |o*i in their last 4S Big Seven eonference conlesls, shsuild win their way into Ihe Orange Howl as league representatives Oklahoma ean sweep its regu­ lar season slate fur a chance lo approximate its IPM A0 showing Tbe key dale is an Oct N meeting with Texas al llallat. Tbe 31-game *lring d<*-t not ap­ proach Ihe M straight triumph* by Yalr in IMl *9 but II aland* a* Ihe top major rollrge aehievrmenl in modem limes, arrording In an Av toetaled 1’ iess survey Close behind Oklahoma In Ihe unbeaten untied category IV Mirhi gan Stale which rang up ?s win* from 1930 until Purdue's SO upset FT KNOT. Kv„ lit— The fsvo- covert*.! mv far* and I couldn't rite lieillimr *lor> f<»r young pars- see I knew I ua* falling without troopers It thr mirsculoiit Isle a parachute but I still didn't think nf Slsnlry Mrtrrak—Ihe lucklesl I was washed up paratrooper alive "The old story Is that uhrn per­ It Is the late nf a guy who sons trel drath is close Ihry can Jumped from a plane 1,000 feel remember rsrry Utile drlsil of and both his parachutes (ailed In .vm thing that ha* esrr happened npen So, doun hr ramr and 10 them in thor lifetime I wimi 'I thinking of ans thing—only lo try to plunged into s *nnwbank. Hr was not even critically In­ grt lhal parachute off mv fare and gri sonic sir in it. I didn't mskr jured. Mricrak, Inlrn*i'ly religious, with 11 " When he finaltv hit, Melctsk drrplv etched cheeks and a voire like James Cagnrj't. uas one of never trained it. I.urkdy, hr land­ I Mil paratroopers flown near An ed feci first in s to inch snow­ bank. Ills hips and knees urrr rhoragr. Alaska, in January. He wa« assigned lo the llth Air flexed fci degrees Thuv, his body home Bullion and Ihls ua* a lest uas a sort of shock absorber lo give airborne fighter* esiwrtence "This position.’’ a medical report in Alaska's har*h climalir condi­ tions th e caunt. JUvear-oM priialr from l'ill*htirgh lold Ihe full slury after reporting Mr duly recently at Ft Knov •'It was late January—Ihe 39th," he began "I had hern s p a rs-1 trooper since November—had srv-l rn Jump* I frit nervous—more than ever hefme Majlie II uas Just bring in Alaska-thr snow, fog and OKLAHOM A ITTV ► - Traffir all Hut I had romplrte faith In Judge Janie* llemopolo* never had my pararhutr Kvrrjune knous heaid a «|v-ech quite like It. ftthat thr |*o»»ihdd> u( a ‘rbiitr nol poially Ironi a drfendant. »p *ing evi«ls, hut Ihe percentage "I'm appalled at Ihe reckless is very small 'There uas no sensation uhrn driving on mam vtrret," val.l 30I hit the air Somrtimrs sou gel s year old i harles II.million Keegan. "II sicken* niy head II makrv ►•It from thr prop blast but nut me ashamed ol my fellow man Ihi* lime "I was going down fail now and I'm trying lo do my part lo help I didn't *ee anyone around mr I rurrert il “ Inokrd up Nothing ua* Ihrtr llul "Why then ar» vou rharged wilh I didn't grt excited There ua* trcklc** dilving*" a»ke.| .InIce always Ihe retrrve Thule I i mid Demopolo*. vlirung uneasily on pull Don't lose your head. Man. the bench "llecainr I tawr a teen aged boy I told m vself" Meleiak explained here that thr who I knew," Keegan rame hack failure of his rhiilr lo open was quickly. "Hr wat driving reckless­ doe to bteaking id Ihe *lalic wire ly. I wa» Hying In ralrh him *n whieh had hookol his 'rhulr lo Ihe I eould lake him some place vnd give him a qyiiel lecture on Ihe plane lie was falling feel firsl. hi* brail principal* of «afe driving You see, and upper lexly vllghlly forward I'va never received a llckel be­ whieh is nol rreommrnord III* fore in my life " The iudge whi-prred lo hi* bail­ l*<i*ilion was *tmilar lo lhal nf a iff and shortly allerward* a Id* prrmn silting In a rhalr. "tinally," he went on. "I pulled wa* brought into Ihe rmirtroom II showol lhal Kergan had been the lr«rivr rhulr I Ihuughl I had falirn aiboiit 4<«l feel but I ua* anrvlrd six lime* for traffic viowmng I dropped more than lhal — lallons during recent weeks "I* that your lecord*” asked but I still w.on'l wurrieil "Alter I pulled Ihe rord. the lilllr lha Judgk. "I gne*t to. ynuf honor," Kee­ pilot chide, which diaw* out Ihe larger ehille—flew mil and hd me gan replirvl lie paid a IM fine. in Ihe fare II ranghl onto mr. Not nnlv Is Roicl outselling every car in America evirpt tlio two most wiilely liiovvn vm.ill.-r r an - lint Unit k it lirmling eve i f ulra rneiril in its hislrny. Rlglit nmv we’io past tlio inaik let in our Imt full ju r -a m l we're still going g"'at g'"i(. YM IMNIt STABS of three muntriaa pore wilh tha mvaled Davit Cup JuM before tba start of tha matches at tba Nassau Country Club. Qian Cove, N. Y. In tha group (L to r.) are: Pauato Gardinl and Nicola Platranged, Italy; Kneel Kamo and Ataucbl Mlyagi, Japan; a llnrtwlg and Kao Roaawall, Australia. ttatemaiiownll So we'rr' slk-Jng a melon with you in tlie form of an all nut Iraile-in alRivvamo — n profit vlunng Imiiiik ileal that lieats even tlie log trailrs wo'veIn-en giving all year. After all, we’ve goon way beyoml nor nxticcfeal volniow-aiul ran now aflonl to sfreli h our trade-in nlluwanc-M lu prattkally our lireaL-evrn poiuL And f/inf put* you more eavlli than ever Iwfore In the driver's seat of Ilie holiest-veiling Huu L in history. . . W IIJ . Y O U • BE O U R GU EST? W , h i t . U a n . M Ahr C *)!ih— . I m M ir -lo a , ,1 ifc. N a ta l A b w lu t c ljr F ret Vte B Pariad af • Dare to aN New Arrivals ng m r Tim Bufrk with llic Imldesl, frealievt If) ling nf thn timea-wJtli ihe snap and ginger r»f rer-onl high VH |wivver-wilh Ihe level lum) jury of llie all rnil-vpiing ride —anil u Hh Ihe e/rtfrl/r/irig per/orrruiru e of Yaiinhtr I’ilih Utjnaffou',* uotlifi furl ami rnhj Iranimhtlon niing lha xu ilflt piu.h jirinr of lha tmultrn plane't ptofu ller, Heller rsuna in and viiit in tomortovv-lmfav. If vovt inn-and see for vonrself that Ihu thrill ami iIkj buy and Ihe deal of lha year is Hold, hands down. •i aon/.L Pit. h O y i u j l i v li lha nnj./ Di/awA.m buu l h -.r lli ►w/ay. H to Mam/anf ih i M M I J M A M I K eygamui <* aved. A • ilia i w l ua uthat bfriaq Thi/tofthey&rto Buick- Biggestselling BuickinHistory! NT* th * 90fl* ') Naval Air BteliaB Mot hr ate Ptab Ua Taw B an A l U n M la a a f ODHAM ft TUDOR, Inc. “ B a d f a r e a f D a a Rawsaa*- MSS Is Fraadi A v c Enjoy cooled, filtered air for leM than you think with Buick’ii A IR C 0 N D IT I0 N E R It's a genuine Frigidaire NICHOLSON BUICK Co. SIR fte. MajpaoiLa A yb. Phoo* 1014 �M Perfect Advertising Medium NEW YORK. (fo-You walk along the street sad as* a alga on a good used car: “ Oaly It You took at a m i the builder tells you: “ If you’r* a retorts, ON dewa is all you seed” L'ntU recsatly yea didn’t need even tkat Your radio Mares: "Inatatl ■ window rooter now, paymaata start M il April." Aa ad Is tbe paper says: "Wallto-wall carpeting for the entire bouse si M i weak." Neit to striking oil. It’s Ike easiest way man s«sr has devised for rslsiag bis tUadird of Dvisg— and fast It’s also eaa of Ike easiest way* of gening beyond your dept if you don't watch your step. The vast majority of Americana are m e e t l a g tbelr weekly nr monthly payments. Finance com­ panies say the record of Installmeat payment oa cart Is now tbs beat ns history, la June, wbsa a record It.TM.SM.OO* of credit waa •itended to new car buyers, ethers were paying ia tUM.OM.SM an previous loans. The percentage of delinqnsnrtes .Sanford can have a perfect advertising I friends to the north, south, east and west of medium if the city fathers carry out an oft- t us should t* advised that they can come in and visit, park as long as they like, shop as suggest id plan. Parking has become a premium in com­ long as they want, and enjoy their visit. Had the suggestion been made at any ■ munities all around us and free parking other time than during a period when city has practically become a thing of the pnst^ finances weren’t too bright, we feci that except for customers of certain establish­ the moving of the soft ball diamond would ments. If the present soft ball field is moved to have already been completed. Now thnt the city is entering a new fis­ Ft. Mellon Park that entire area can be cal year, it would be well that the moving turned Into a modern parking lot that can ex|K*n.*es I* includes] in the new 1955-66 be advertised for miles around. We think thnt advertising free parking budget. We can have more than just a modern for * tors i.nd shoppers would bo city. Moslem facilities in Sanford should also an Signs should direct the shopper and the lie accompanied by hospitality, congeniality, visitor to the unusual facility. Store owners convenience and economy. With such a combination, the Cjty of should take advantage of the area and use Sanford just can’ t miss! It n« an attraction to thfir various shops Civic Center ‘ ceded Talk of a “ Sanford Civic Center” has circulated around our community for se\eral years. We have come to the point that some­ thing should be done about it. Neighboring cities ure boasting of civic centers, and gathering places. Even our own citizens are coming home from visits to these nearby communities bragging of the advancement they’ve seen. Hanford needs such a center. Its use* could be many. And to enumerate a few would be these: a meeting place for civic clubs and organizations; an auditorium for civic gatherings; a place for concerts and community dances; a recreation center for youngsters of all ages. Here is an op|>urtunity for .Sanford to help keep it* citizens at home by providing ■ place for gatherings thnt nr* otherwise held in other communities. Thousands upon thousands of Panford dollars are pouring into the tills of other communities and they are dollars that should be flowing Into our own channels of enter­ tainment. We think that a Sanford Civic Center i* nott a frill. It I* a definite necessity. And what an aaaot such an addition to our city would be toward the orderly growth. The Sanford Herald e « M itM 4 OMIT M H W H lir S » » ••* N -S tf ■eiift n -M -t ay. aets •# r.xin-4 h in* es*t orIt N H OaaSevO. n - r t l a . ■■e*e Ik e Set •f repj fw , «C S en t 1 lets e a r n r r i i i i i sw im aa* n m m w w tam e a a a a a s tw , s> m H ,t satwe arwecwi newton nsTWa W* Carre** US* a r t rrrra <taa a fio e a a * Teae me eeaalka H e w Uawt sera an as a n a M la a r r u l n a , ra re * a t eUaafea. K M l a i U a . aaS water* *4 a a irre a lata va e t a r ek* aa»a— •( fa a S t rrltl ba>r k‘ a r a r S la * at rv a a la r a S r **«!«<a a rataa T, S a rrla a . la w ■ a N a a a llr be Wl " I f la a r ila b a rla a a S lt a a la I m i l i K e WaralO la a maaabaa aC ib a a— HeteO C*iaa WbSaW la aaN llaO aaH a a lta e* la Iba aaa Sea atwabWea te»a a a a ll Ib a Saaal aa r r . a r ia 1*4 la Ibta a r a . H f r * Javcee Fishathon Missco We missed the Jnyrco Fishathon this year! For several summers it has been the delight of hundreds of children to gather JAMES MARLOW along the banks of s chosen pond to show their skill in the manipulation of a can* |Kile. hook, nnd w igglcr. Never before had their been such whoops WASHINGTON, Jv-Srn. Lyndnu and hollers of glee and happiness as eman­ Johnson of Tesas, the Democrats’ ated from the bands of happy youngsters, 47-ytsr-old leader ia the Senate, an inspiration for anyoM who rations assisting the local young businesa- la has a heart attack. He's Just re­ The Jaycees, along with the several organ!- covering from one but shows no men’s g r o u p , undoubtedly reaped mountains vlgn of recret or self-pity. There seems no doubt U»e exof benefit from these annual good-sports­ hauvting hours and endless details man presentations. As we remember, children from far and and worry of bis work as majority , . , ...... Tu . leader, the toughest Job la the near took part in the Javreo Hahathon. I hey SfMlf fcniu|t,( hu tHick Ju(, arrived, all ages of them, by bun, bicycle, j. ||« left tbs boapital Aug. 7 sad automobile and truck. Along with them cam# la railing at homo now,_________ mamas. pnppn*, grandparennts, even inter- 1 ented citizens, all anxioua to see the big event get underway without incident. Virtually frea front accident, theae an­ ■y Walter rhamWto, Jr. WASHINGTON - The old aay nual Fishnthona gave, children an opportuni­ ty to know what good, clean snort qin pro­ ing that “ Coming svanta cast their shadow before them" is worth re­ vide. Probably, to some, the Jaycre Fisha­ membering In appraising recent thon was the only opportunity for many to utterances by big anion bosses ever know and experience the thrill of fish­ and Ibe actions of New-Fair Deal­ ers in tbs Capital City, ing. Put the two together and there The Interest the .Seminole County Junior emerges a picture of nelly of Chnmlxw of Commerce took and are taking thought and unity of actigo designnow In the youth of our community Is one of rd to weld the two into s point the reasons we can lionet of "no juvenile de­ es! party which will Inks over management asd control of the linquency". If ever there was a lime when Democratic perly. young businessmen, businessmen, and citi­ Foi instance, lake a look ot zen* should join hands tn keep busy hands, |the CIO-AFL merger and Its rela feel, minds ami hear!* filled with the good ,io" ,0 politic*- •« will be aa or­ ganiaatioa of 12 millioa members. things of Ufa. thla Ia It. And AFL President George Meaty Not only did w# mlsa th# excellent out- kas thla as say about M. First, Injf and opportunity to see some of the goofl he admits that the merger “ en thing* of life, Just think of the hundreds of tail's many problems" and thea children who missed the vnltialde lesson in he puinlrdly adds: “ But h also nffera anparaltcled good citizenship and good sportsmanship. opportunities. With united organi N o w is the time to stnrt laying plans for u i t o ’ ^f 'mor# "thsa"“i*”* mitUmi next summer. 1members, wt will be able to move e ahead with the primary Job of orcanning the unorganised and with HArkmff nog*, blArinp horn*, hurMinjr :h* unf<nuh«d Ink oi gonscliag n ., . e ,, - e . , lifctly la m t. Why? Creativeness Measured Differently War I. Later tha Army's alpha and beta teats for mentality were used on service personnel. Using the same kind of testa h r verbal comprehension and reason­ ing on adults as oo children baa not only short changed some of the subjects but also has limited scien­ tific knowledge of what human Intolllgenco really Is. Dr. RuUford says. tinea of thinktag-tkat to. belag able to see both aidea of tho matter without losing tho faculty tor criti­ cal Judgment. Speed of Judgment to another. These thlagi tost a person's flexibility and origtaslity. Tho 40 to « components of In­ telligence fall Into about ait cate­ gories, Dr. Guilford aaya. They art: 1. The discover) factor which deala with awareness. t The memory for worda, lum­ bers, designs. I. Tha knack af laaralag and rerognliiag symbols, iavolvod In arithmetic and raadtag rompreben A high I. Q. doesn’t aecesavrilr mean a parson la or wilt be a great, creative thinker. Sometim-v it haa been a parallel to ladiffrr i careers In later Ufe. At leaat uoe experimenter haa shown that propU with slightly substandard I. 0 ratings, get ateag pretty well in * Th# production factor, Ufb and rate highly aa automobile coming ana's handling af aa drivers. ..* • teats by OuUford asd his assoc alea art deaigned to show up m ail,U v. the powers of doduetlon or logical tvaluaUea. tha ability to discover and •war* af Important thtoga. and tba faculty for drawhqr Iona and teniing problems, ..... . abadv thing which ftuft. wtuappUad tolar to adults lard baa undertake* to measure to ybaraoaa H waa Um beat • t o w n ia “ KagsuvNa A Tha divergent thinking M a r. having to da with aealbUMg and originality. d. Tha avahaaMaa tartar which relates la to p ic a l----- 1 smart af problems aad spend af Judgment CHOOSE&USE >W «* ^ teo I* aovactl him. Ibaoaaod aoldiers af World O U R G U K 8TI Tall and fuul of drivt, bt Is planning and preparing aa bard aa h« can to return aa majority leader when (’osgrtaa tomes back ia January. It* may not make Ihs grade and he snub i It. If lbs doctors, after summing him neat December, de­ cide the leader's Job would endan­ ger mm, he says, he wtU taka bis old plara si another senator. Johnson wasn't putting on an act when this writer spent 21/1 hours with him yeetorday. He talked at No Comment fireworks and boisterous loiterers are all nui- adverse legislation." aancea. If one of these ran be controlled, then m n A T u nini.K vfhm k .n ,ho«id b . r .v r r u .r .r ^ a ^ lie ahatl bo aa tha light of the morning. Will strike first. AU uttoranr* of “-Ham. 26:4,— Men love tlarknesa rather There’s a brilliant hit of life to he liver! Ih* k'g union bosses lo dais point thnn light Immune their deeds are evil. W# ' every day hy everyone here In Sanford. Th#! !® Taft-Hartity as the target. Tbs cannot evade memory, Conacicnce Is a light, moment becomes brighter when other* —* “ k* w,,rt ** r*P»atod We should he guided by It. God illuminates know about that experience and uses it as a Tbs merger lor*casts aa alhout effort lo Ibis and. Whoa? Nazi our pathway, wt need not atumbla. pattern. aoaaloa . . . probably aa. Mon SAN FRANCISCO, ( f t - tf you’re adult who didn’t do so wctl on to w last I. Q. test, cheer up. May bs you yt wore sold short. Tho standard I. Q. teat comas a (sag way from being a good yard­ stick of adnlt Intelligence, aaya Dr. J. P. Guilford, a psychology pro­ fessor who has Invented many now ways of fas luring creatlvmess, Judgment, reasoning power taJ other elements of mentality. Only a fsw of Uw 200 Items In RtanJord-Blnet teat, long-uvrJ ^psychologists, deal with'these rset but extremajy important toaatal fselora, he lays. Dr. Guilford, who la oo tho faeMR^o# tho University of"Southern ifornia. waa the only American papabolugtsl invited Is present a r s . at a recent conference ia factor aaajyaU. He told ie «f hie sew tesU there. Ik* SUaJord-Rlnet Met was dm 1 isr children. M was supla Siva Investigators aa idea ■ youngster would got along tarts ry school, la that r*tt was, and atlM U, a good aod repossetaions romafau at a rcmarkaMy low levoi—aad alabis ever toe years. But aa toe total af consumer debt rises, tba total 1 it af doilaquooctot Uoda rise also! lao. even if at to* sam* k parentage. Tha American Collectors Ana., aaya tost sit million American Some Reporters Take Odd Risks TOKYO uP-Some reporters take the darnedest risks to get a story. Take Air Foret Sgt. William J. (Sandy) Colton, reporter foe toe Pacific Stars and Stripes. Ha read that New York barber Luigi Bocbetl claimed a world record of IT secoodt to shave a customer. Colton. 2*. of Johnitown. N Y?, strode Into a Tokyo barber chop. Ha waved a newspaper aad de­ manded, "Who wants to beat this guy'a recosdV* Tomlji Suauki. 2* years a bar­ ber, affered to try- Sul ha took 24 secoodi. * Sutukl queatiooed the accuracy af tha watch used to Uma Rockett. “ 1 Just don't think it is posvlble to shave a man ia IT bs said. “ Whethaf a ia aa art•aid, paasmg a perspiring palm top speed about himself, his back over hia uncut but stinging faro, Miod, his diet, the snile session “ ns ana la using (Ms pan aver it anded aod hia plana tor nest agala for a record try." year aa kader again. Tba docton bed tot kirn walk around the lop floor at hia bomt yaterday for the first lima. Ha still can't climb stain. Ha rests In om of those trick chain that tilts tha allter back until be'a al­ most lying down, Ha weighed m pounds whoa bo waa stricken. Doctors told him he'd have to pet down to hotwooa 111 and 1U. He’s down to 1M now aod wHl go down to 1M. Ho teems determined to go tba doctors oao better on every order. They told Mm U N calories of food a 'd tf would bo enough. Ha’s Senator Johnson Is Inspiration Monday, August 22, 1966 F a re 4 • O A W B O H Monthly Payments Raise Living Available With Suggested Plan »lo r" First Street. i Should the move be msde, all of our f l N oihdaya# a. m. to S ill p. m. Batardaya S a. m. to TiSS p. m. Congrats now h split oa Taft Hartiey. Th# White donee koidt th* bnlt noo of It eonld bata t e aaato* la Uw Art aa to , . . •a toe Art ar weaken R. |# to* aesaian Just ever Monte waa mum dona about T-M. Aa to Mat session, many Congrrssiooal Republicans hop# Uw Whila House wilt aontioHut mum. This group to eoavinced RepubUcans will never gel support of big boaeea and that ton boat to do la do nothing . . . waU1 Republicans . . . plus ioutocre Democrats . . , have more votes, la what happens to T-H wUl de­ pend a* wat happens to next rear’ s elections (assuming too White House remains mum). Bi« Unton toeta Strategy - D la Itoaad a* toa.hoMaf tort Mr. Bi■anhuwar wilt nm. V ha dsns'ha wtti wto. Be Mf nrtaa boaeea wto waste M «* a tors and House me promise to support gram. This was big union boss strategy to IPM when they mtocalculated on Mr. Truman. Now ihli 1*41 strategy did pay off to Congressional elccUona. Big unto* bosses found that plenty af rash could elect Senators end House members. So U Mr. Riaenkower to a candidate watch for big union bosaaa to concentrate on Senate and House candidates. And. with the union boasea conceotralieg on Congress . . . M could easily bo that Mr. Risennower would win overwhelmingly and have a Democratic Congress on his bands . . . as ■re moving to lake over the Demo­ cratic party which they now do­ minate u a number at slates. Attacks On Business Men Con­ tinue —M's the Business Advis­ ory Council of tha Department of Com mere# that's now under ftra. Thla group, composed of 200 busi­ ness men, meeto four timea a year to advise the decretory of Commerce, ft waa established early la toe Roosevelt Adminis­ tration. Tho Mouse Judiciary AndMoooply lubrommittee ( c h c i r maanad by Rap. Colter, D4IY) to tovoatigaliag. Why ton Inquiry? —That*a hard to figure ou t. . . earept that NowFair Dealers are trying to discre­ dit the Risenbower Administration bp discrediting business men who have been brought to Washington to help nm •ovorameat. Aa mat ton now stead. Chairman Crttor has demanded cart* beUarho to C YOU'RE TELLIN G ME! ■aid ho mart got eight boon sleep a nlghl. He’s gettiag nine. He waa ordered to stop cigarettes. Now ba eaU bard candy with low tilery cooleaL Maoy a htart attack victim goes through a aortas af reactions: first, anger aad dismay that II aoald happen to Mm; neat, despair whoa bo realises hit life mutt alow down; and finally adjustment to tho Idea tort ho c u atill load a pretty fall Ufa, tv an at a aiowar pans Johnson said ho had aaly twa that because ha haa a strung will end a good bead ha could, by reatraimag bis activity aad hia eating, resume a normal Ufe. Ile'a already figuring oo how he'll nia the Senate ia INS. He'll work ahorter hours—ha used to work U a day—apd pick other Democrats, aay one per wash, to bandit Senate routine while h* hovers around In earn ht'a to ord af In tttta rentury. in the tease af setting work done, wttk a af fuss aad filibuster. N waa na aceidewt Tha bay to Johaaon'i aporaliana to detailed piaantof daaa to aath a way bo pot sons toes view* to work tofrttar to It glalolka tone Was tola hte Otmmoct* lawyers have No. ba said, ba hthovid in naiad out a “ flaking axpedKian" . . .b u t Rut la art Hkaiy to satteh. to b Mr. Caller. RAC Attacks Follow That as Tm m g- Tho Caller attack oa BAC fallows immediately aa uaaaceeaefkl artnet by the GcMral Account­ UHP MAN? ing Office to embarrass business GRAND RAPtDt, Mich. m u Howard L Young. Th* GAO J. Kirby, who Nvaa at too had to bbaek down u chartes af a MB, to totoktos that Mr. Tosmg had used hit £ v tog to tba tap af am. office to favor th* Am - cart kawa tovadad bit Oo-. of II. Louis. Missouri Kirby’s To Influence Legklatipa —Ropnhlkaa Besaton Centoart to Indisea. and B rteharrt a _ to a cheirged ton! flto attack aa Mr. Try and Stop Me .» w rtw ------------------- l y A they found Um road blocked bp a algtxj “Rond tonka okay to mql Joker ptil tkat wp; hat ho to aeay hack. I t realty waa m r 0 * 0 n ar wad to Young was designed to get Cengrooa to write toto a MB to oetond Dalaeee Frodncttoa Aet, a prartilan tort wnald have mad* H vtrtnaUy WO T n | | Off ■•FwN yato tha Gust? Ws lasuag too FO R D I BUYING A CA R? Day*» to Row AaMinto At at s & ^ E * * * y-i ■- - * %4tMStJtTR eoiusia** if* ' i : ]• driving bt COUFLR of Mary lend warning: "Ctoned. s PJUNT8 faaaJiles are delinquent oi» pay. mcnia tor one or more things they’ve bought oa Ume. Aa agvwcy that specialises la helping families after they get to a financial man eaUmatra that !• milUufl families are pinched by the debts tbey*va plied up with ovcrcnlhuaiaim. The quality of tome InataUmcnt loans to recent months worries Administration officials. Terms have hero getting easier—down payments lower, maturity Umea taiendcd. This has been due largely to sales competition. Almost aU kinds of convumer goods are to abundant supply. How do people get in over their depth? Silver Shield, aa organisa­ tion that makat a bustoasa of trytog lo help people who find they can't moot their payments—and charge It per cent for doing It— aaya that moat of them Just didn't realise they were taking oa so much debt Modern merchandising puts such emphasis oo time payment sales and makes credit look so assy that a family lacking sound money Judgment Just cases into debt be­ fore it knows H. Others are victims of iUneaa or reduced Income because of loss of overtime or from layoffs. Finance companies and bankers have assured ftre aAmtofrtratvm that from now on thcyU be footing more closely lo see if loan aplicants art credit-wrrthy. si • § M - ' �« S o cia l £vrw U , Miracle Fabrics Still Challenged *By Old Favorites In the welter «# new mlrsri* fabrret. horn la teel lubea and de-lined In ntlhatand toil, water, pests and wrar, a few oM-fashioned favorite* atlU hold their own t ottnn. wool, linen and allk ittll are very much evident la the current fashion eccne. They come In new neavet, finish#! and pat# term. It'i true, but the baile Ingredient! are Iha same aa they were In graodmothcr'i day. Srnool bo)i and gtrla for *•■• rationi have been partial to cor­ duroy, became It'i huik), comfor table and naehable. Corduroy of old were rather stiff and heavy and likely to produce a nhtiiling aouno when schoolboy i wore their cord ilarkt or knirkm. m All that la changed today, when ^corduroy la made in flne-wale. lightweight reraioni for party dreieee. when it mmea la every eolot of the rainbow plua many anuvual print!, when H alio It made In wlde-wale wcavei lor jackrta and mala. For the high tehool and collect art. corduroy Jacket!, Jumper!, d r u m , ihlrti. ilarki. iktrta and ahorta are slated to rate klgh In « popularity. Shlrti In printed pi aIda are top# with the boyi. gtrla like dale dreuei in the new high co­ lon luch aa ihocking pink. Even In Ita new high style ver•ton«. cotton corduroy retain! Its old-faihioned virtue! — weara like iron and goes kappily into the fa­ mily waak. ^Facial Hair M ay Be Removed W ithSkinCream By VIVIAN BROWN Vhir cm Km face to a Marta af embarranent to any wowiaa. Even fine down around the lipa •aa rnia a perfect makeup. And, ® af tonrac. k may canee aa toforlority complex. One paychlatriat p<>lnta cut dial a large percentage af km patienta are fraatratod by facial ddK ti. particularly akla blcmiahei aad balr. Until Be advent el sew facial kair removera. any woman wkb a heavy down on bar face lived la the ahadow d her beauty. Heavy mabeap ronlda t conceal R, die m fator only direateoed with a w nubbly regtwwtb and d » average depilatory considered safe to use oe the face. Some women laboriously removed earb balr with tweeter*. Miebapa frequently •centred a* the recull af Urnpar­ ing with thla hair. New balr remover* dater fuia around Mpe aa well aa remove real balr growdi. They may be ased at part of the regular home Spotlight O n Hollywood HOLLYWOOD * - Handsome Dick Cootwo nante to take on Liberate—no holds barred. The challenge be hurie it a musi­ cal one, of course. foot mo it to the accordion what Llberact it to the piano—except for one thing. The accordion right now can t play in the earn* musi­ cal league with the piano. Sym­ phony. orchestras, for instance, do not use accordions. The reason for this." eiplains Contino, “ is because of accordion­ ists themselves. They're content to let the public go on thinking it'a merely an Instrument for playing the polkas at a Polish wedding. "Modem accordions arc like fine organs. Wa ran make them sound like flutes, piccolo* or any other instrument. I ran ait in the tax section of any orchestra and make my accordion sound like a sexo phone. "Even Liberate ran't do that with a plane. I ran play higher than a pis no—one note of my ac­ cordion wiU drive a dog mad, H la so shrill.” Contino calme that hr can fin­ ger the accordion fatter then Libe­ rate can the piano. Reminded that long hair rrttira often have rapped Liberate for playing the “ Minute Walla" in M seconds, Contino re­ plied: “ I did K note in It seconds." The accordionist thinks he could do bis field a lot of good by taking on liberate. He wants toe pianist to select three or four compositions from the classic* to boogie-woogie. Each would play the same pieces on tbclr respective instrument*—end let the public vote. "I realise I'm not at Mg or famous at Llberare. You might My I'm the Arabic Moore of the accordioa taking on the Rocky Marciano of the keyboard but even if I kme. I win. “ Such a contest caul help but get good publicity for the accord!an—and thus for me too. And it can’t hurt Liberace." Awning paint la rrcotnmendtd for sumira flbvr ruga h- Cm* Thames. New Jeitey home furnish­ ing specialists says Myrtle Wil­ son, Home Demonstration agent This paint I* waterproof, wear* well, sink* into the fii-er without Riving a "painted look" and driea with a dull turfarw She eaya there !a a special paint for fiber rugs or it is possible to use a good grade of flat alkyd paint Thi* is •n oil paint that may need a IlMle thinning wl’ h turpentine ta •How It to »i” k Into and coat the fiber*. Before sterling to paint a fi­ ber rug eh* ruggeete placing sev­ eral layer* of newspaper* under­ neath to protect the floor. Select a atiff hum and fill It with paint then wipe off on the inside lip of tn* can. Rruav the paint over tbs rug. getting It into all the cre­ vice* and holra, covering about a foot at a time Many housewives report that paint help* fiber rugs wear longer. beauty routine. One new odor leas white cream contains lanolin, a carefully-controlled formula that Is comptottly effective and kind to the akin, duet put R on and alp the cream off with a cloth, re­ moving the hair with H. ft shouldn’t leave a burning ur tinging sen­ sation R to better to do a Job af tola tort before bedtime, te that la dm mom tog after a good smooMi creaming *f Ik* face, foundation •ad powder may be applied Im­ mediately. Thli doesn't m m howevtr, that Thla if haira hairs raappaar and aro noticed before aa a evening data. Iha rraam bafora hair remover may not be gird But uaa It aa aooa aa poialbla ao aa In create a lapaa batwaam Ha tppUcatkm, removal and your makeup. It Indian twmmce bring* aa 4eye ee hag aa s war daar* *s tit* coal a. try thla way to dsf* t the heat *srv# the (amity mb ot soot shirks* salad meats bat aiak* them hearty with plasty d thaahy west- The aalad maklaf la a krr-i# with tana of hoaed chicken oe turkey. Yea'll tad them a delirious way to Sy pass th* asusl chirks* salad i chicken Add cbkkea ihoroa ef stewing, eoollag. aad howsad aatarsl chirks* folccs In ren •t tba meal. Ta soaiplst* iha salad aisala. I* mtrarosl. salon oils**. Fieri, h ssrva a savory bowl af roadssssd dressls* and plmlsnlo Mu well rsfftabl* soup . , . snaths* "make Servo oa ohioddod tokbefn I susy" with th* uaa opens*. Th*** servlets. Wednesday \upust IT the BPW Club had its regular inerting at the home of Mrs R, K. Tiue in l.rkc Mary. A covered d--h .upper w»* held noil Mrs. f I! Hunter presided over the meeting. Rout in* b'l-lnes. ssa taken rare of and reports weie given by Mrs. C. E. Hunter Miss Myrtle U'llnin, and bliss |l--ttv Wolfram on Distrirt meeting No. A held in Corns July "I. Reports also were made hy M-a Hunter and Mrs. True shout the State Hoard meet­ ing held In Naples on Aug. It. Plans were made for the com­ ing year's work after which the BPW's Biennial Song was tend­ ered hy Mi»» lirnr Nutittelly. The inaeting adioi’tnrd in due form. Those present wet* Mrs. W. K Haker. Mrs. IV II. Hiiuson, Mrs. E. B. Carter Mrs Grrtrulr GitIwrt. Mrs. I. I. Prjror, Mrs. E. J. Itoulh. Mis. F E T iu* Mrs. Ruhy Cumhs. Mis. Margaret Graham, Miss Myrtle WII.... M in Retty Wolfram. V <• lien* Nunnellv, .Mrs. Alice llartev and Mrs. C. E. Hunter. **!*ds will salt yew threegh thee* ------ r o o o n u t n %— tost warm days I* soma Try This One Minute Iteaks French-fried potatoes Green Teas i'lchkled Mushrooms Salad Bread Tray Peach Bavarian Cream PKAI II BAVARIAN CREAM Ingredient*; 1 cup drained can­ ned cling pearh alicea, 1 *n« slope unfiavored gelatin, *« cup cold water, I rup milk, t eggs tseparrtedt, •* teaspoon salt, t 3 cup sugar , 1 rup cream, tv teaspoon vanilla, drained canned c l i n g peach sllcea for garnish. Method! Mash pearhas; heat with rotary beater until smooth. Sprinkle gelatin ever eold water te soften. Scald milk. Beat egg yolk* and aalt; gradually heat la sugar well; stir In hot milk, a little at a time. Cook over kot (not boiling) water until custard coals spoon. Stir softened gela­ tin Into hot custard until gelatin la dissolved. Chill until slightly thickened. Fold In stiffly beaten egg whites, mashed peaches, whipped cream and vanilla. Pile Into carving dish** and chill. At ser­ ving * lime garnish with peach •Ikes Makes 6 serving*. Vary thoie brown and serve roRi Make them into criip and buttery lidbtli to serve with chilled tomsto Juir«. Cut them Into Crosswise half an inch slices that ar* about »t sides of Ihe thick. Spread both b< Her or margarine: •lire* with buttei arrange them on a sheet of aluid % sprinkle top shies n.inum foil and seed! or grated with Miami sc cheesy. Toait Ini a hot oven for about U minute* or until foldenbrows and crisp. fin A A o m d i kf ra. Irana Watt returned from btr vacation recently. Ska report, ad a pleaaant trip by plane aiali. Inr relatirea at Oaaaak, Wia. and Alexandria Mina. 1IIF. B&PW Has Session;1 Mrs. J. DeBrine Reports Are Given Is Feted Friday On District Meet Awning Faint WiU Do For Fiber Rugs Food Frssitr* Purnlsh Isay Dtt Festive CMshsa Sslsf Hsse social dalles shortIsass iI ssihs slat! Was* d id st ssell Chaaasd your baking days* holt* er lurfcev tksvp flwesst celsry thla dllsmwa with a tirvamlinsd • (•» Msikhod slued* kuastsd plan foe bomobaked dessert pies *«■■* sSksud gnus i___ _ Your grocer haa (bom larked away I Itklsisssss chsposd r*p# Moss Mskissswsso tWsoosd wised p rkiaa la hla (rootle . . . convenient tiuirn alut'isskst sec (roll plea . , . ready to kroaa and h iss "SisessM servo Just stop og at the slot* on I* ImssIs ettr.e yowr wap hums alter a busy day ItisissiSsr siliso LsIIms leeiss out Pick ap a tsw cartons o( ih*s* Opea cans hoaed shirks*. Dfoa frossa tppl* or cherry pies They thicken. Combine eklekea aad some too ta a carton Allow one •Moral Juices with colory. sJmoods Individual pie Inr each person. •beta, pfekin otto, aad msyaw- Refk pio la a generous kounce •also Servo oa si Icoo e( lomala aad tervlax These pies bak* to lb* aarambee arraagod •• lotloco caps short time It taka* to set the table end scramble up a main coins*, I tarvlagn Watch Us family a (tret ader th* CMshoa SIsear*M Salad •rat moutklulL They will nesrt • see* N -s s s e s stssl rues* you bouskl lb* pill trs.lrer Iv fk ry tru e H tk eepel moss fee* wit* r*eaat mad* Th* thing that tools them It Mere Iha Juicy Slling. thla and syrupy <•* cheesed esSw ilka bomsmad* tad foil la running sep ait.#* Mae elites ovar with plump trull Try Hut rep Fv»»e* aiessiea smart dissert idea lot nub. rw»b cep diced elmi-eie darn Air. and Me*. J T Hennell *npounce th* hlr'h of twin*, s rtughter. Flora h'uinnn* weighing <1 lb*, and 5\ os. and a son. Franklin l ee. weigh.tig 7 lb*, and TS os. in Ihe ) -ri.ald I aughton Memorial Hospital August A at tn k Mr. and Mrs. I Have A Homemade Cure For Summer Wardrobe Blues Yourself Those gnd-of-summer wsrdroba end open for turning Turn ami blue* ran get a girl dawn, unleis press, fitlleh the open ends to she has some quick tricks up her geiher, turning In th* seam al­ sleeve to perk up these tired lowance. summer dresses. Now measure sis Inches from On* Idea ia lo make a colorful each end of the rummi-rlmml. Set cummerbund, such as pink cotton your tewing machine for a long lac* ever red cotton, for a bright sttUhahoui sis to sight stitches touch to • white outfit. Local to th* Inch. Working across the sewing renter eiperts, gtv* direc­ rummtrhund, make four rows of tions for making th* rummer- stitching, Pk Inches apart, the bund, together with • few tip* last row alx Inches from ea.-h on wraklng with lacs. end. At th* end of *ai h row leave l-ac* t* available In 12 Inch a loo*# end of thira.l lon g widths; buy the amount needed enough to gtasp. Then shirr the for your waist measurements, fabric hy pulling the threw,i* until plus an inch for seam allowanr*. Ih* shirred section is four inches A third of a yard of th* 36-lnrh wide St each end of the cummer­ red rot Ion will glv# you • strip bund. Arrange the renter arrti.m 12 by HD Inches. Add on* Inch to between th* shtirnl ends in flat your waist measurement and rut fold*. your two pieces. If your woist Solid color seam binding is used measures 14 inches, rut th# pier** to finish th* ends. Top stitch lo meoaur* 16 hy It Inrho*. along th* right side, turn Ihe With right sides together, stltrh . idndiug and slip stitch im it. around thre* sides of the two wrung side. Sew hooka and r>'a pieces, leaving a half Inch seam along Ih* rnds, plating the hooks allowance all around. Leave on*, far enough in so th* hit.ding will H SANFORD flF R A l.n .Mon. A ur. 22, 1935 Page 3 With Card Party Mrs. James DeBrine, the form er Miss iatn| l.-xclielt, was hon­ ored wilh a canasta party Friday evening at the home of Mrs. J. M Slmeclplu r who assisted her daughter. Mis. liiare Mali* Suitecipher, as hostrss. tiucsta uric sealed at indlviilual card tables anil tana-la was play­ ed. High s«ore went to Mrs. Rob­ ert th i g, n*\t highest tu Mm Peggy Wright art lot, to Miss Palsy Collin.. Small dishes of mint• and null wet* placed on each of the taides. Tlie living room was tastefully desolated with hibiscus litterspersed with naluial gts-enery. In the dining »>•«■rn tlie table on which refreshments wire scived was covered with * lace »l«>th and held three rriarv'.e arrangement* l-carine out a pmk and gtern theme. In the culler were thice crystal candelabra beating leirn Ing pink taper). The renter holder bad tine* btnnchra which in linn held rlualets of pink hibiscus. The arrangement **« o a minor. in ftonl ■eat Ion was a hr 1.1 and g 'In each side I weie similar at lang.iiiints sur­ rounded wilh‘•l.aFratice" and •Teachl.low" hibi-cis in pmk and white. Pale gteen |>irsrli was sei­ sed from a large ery-tal pun. h Imwl and refie-hments i>f minis, nuts, open far* sandwiches and pink, given and while rup cakes weie served »n rry-tnl dl-hr*. The honorre «•< present! >| a "tio.nl Housekeeping" cook loiok by the hosti ss. Those Invited to he with Mi*. Ih-llrlnr werehri mother, Mrs. J. II I "• >belt, M - W ill,. Delltine. lor mother inlaw; Mi.s Mania l.iN-shrll, lira. Fiaruis Stenstrom, Mis VV Huwatd, Mis. Robert llerg, Mrs Donald Huron. Mi*. Lynwood Whatley, Mis* Paulette Cason, Miti tiingir Jones, Miss Itosunaty liarmr, Miss Natiry Itoimtiee, Mi«a Join MONDAY The Bearda!) Ave. Cirri* a ,| meet at the chapel at 'J pm . Seminole Baptist Associatn n Sunday Land at h p m. g At S p n. the Seminole Sunday hihool Association meeting will 1• brill SI Ito J ii 't 11 KSD\T IntfrtaidtaU I! A.'* meet at th« Ens1 Baptist Church at 7 pm. The l'a-1 Nold* tiiands Club of the It. tx-kah l.iklgp will m< <t with Mrs. H.-iiiy Jams sun at dOJ Palnirttu Ace i ■ vt n Circle o f thg Hut Christian Church will have an organisational meeting at I pm. at the ehunh. Mis. Fa.g will l« chairman. M I'llNKSIMT The p in )'r services at the Fint Haptisl Church at 7. in p m. Supts. Cihinrt of the Sunday SchiNil mens al the Flist llapti-t Church at h p in. The Ccn'r-I Paotl-t Churrtk choir wilt r**near«e at 7 p. m. Piayet mer’ eg will he held at A n m. \ church conference will te held after p. ijet meeting. I I I . I t 'l l tk Junior i: \ t at th* First llaplisl Church at 7 p m. Serve vour young people orsngs Juice when they want a mid-morn­ ing nr mid-afternoon eunl drink. Recent studies show that tvith h >i and girl* of |] and It years were deficient \ lamin C—the vitamin that citrus fruits furnish In abindance. Saunders, Mi«* Martha Ow.n, Mis* Ellen t von. Mi-s Patty Walkrr, Mis* Jennslta !':•». la. I, Mi-s Jeanette Kmlaw, Mi-a Peggy Wright. Miss Patsy Collins, and Miss Itevefly Cooper. Risin Jr. J. Mielke Given Surprise Party Joyce MlrVIe was honored with s suiprlse both,ley party Monday night at her home on Ihi'S Veinangn Av*. Tho-e wht enloyel Ihe occasion were Mr. and Mi*. Fay I ce, Mr*. Mary IArson, Mr s-id Mrs. Wal­ ter Trapp, Mr*, lu r e Watt. Mr. and Mi*. William I Wntt. Mi* J. IS. Haul Itremln and III, David, Mr- Effi* M . kle and I'am a'ong with Mi at,it Mis. A. Ii. liausg Jr. of Wildwood. not show when th* rumiilerbiiil is fastened. nils cummerbund may he worn flat or pulled out to give a highwanted Emplie effect. Il's effec­ tive lo |,b k up Ihe pink color ssliirwlote el.e In yntir costume pink earrings or elun-s will do the link. m Mr*. Tam WfaiM Donna were visiting fa Reunion Is Planned AH Fletchers relatirea and frteade are Incited ta attend the ninth annual Fletcher family re­ union at Fanning Springe, "Way Dywn Upon the Suwaaaae Hirer" fkleturday, Aug. 17. All are requested ta bring a picnic luncb baakaL Iwimming will be enjoyed by kiddiaa and adalia. ** R-E-ALLY FULL CUT! NOTI CK AD Calendar Listiitn AM Bocktj News Art Bn — trf y *k Penney Quality Fit FA TO W N C RA FT UNDERWARE Athletic Shifts Fire* 31 to $1 Snug Uriels Nice* 2* In 31 FOR YOUR WONDERFUL ATTENDANCE DURING OUR FORMAL OPENING llroadrlolh Short* H ie. 2)1 lo 31 B M W T H 3 S C O O P - T O P J U M M B IM Fin* quality pln-wals Gllhra* Corduroy, washing marhinn washable. In solid cilors of blue, coral, vs'low. green, red. tan. puralss pink, brown, nn • white. $1.29 yard P t jn i« -fe K I M T I 0 o n u s IM fine quality Gllhra* Corduroy, solid background with or nttrattlvs pattern*, choice of colors to (boos* from. $1.69 yard r s u com m a iu c h o l u avx . ar a n n e r u s s . c o s t a t o T-Shirts Sire* 31 t . 3S lfnril to heat! Shirts have deep armholes ami extra leiiRth. even after wnnhitiK! T-shirts have nylon - reinforced collar, shoulder seams for shapo and extra wear. Kxtra wlda waistband on brlcfa. Shorts are Sanforized . , * * • •( st ■ ___ ilaptut Church in Oct .and. announce the bit th of a son weighing H lie August 11* in Columlwis, i thin. She is Ihe foinivi Miss halhlrrn llnt.-iwk. I at Ds* . —-• . •*««*« J its M M �Baseball Folks [ C a r d i n a l s 'Shirley Leads Team Dick Donovan For His 2nd Straight; Surprises M any But Not Marty Sanford Home Tonight *TALBERl: CAPTA/N O P r u e o .s . p a v i s C O P TEAM w h /c n P E E ENOS THE . f rftcp y y AT PORES T H/LLS, CHICAGO (jn—Dick Donovan, 2ft Ihe Tribe's rauae. Woodling, the year-old rookie ri|ht-hander whl ex-Yankee, also singled in two Jim Shirley, Sanford's convert­ ram* off Ihe operating table Mired f other runs. ed outfielder, pitched hi* second weeks ago and in bia first retuid Boaton’s Bed Sox remained very straight Florida State League to the round, aurpriicd a lot of pern much In the running, vanquishing victory, 8-3, over Gainesville last pie yestcrJay but not Manages Washington 4-1 to remain 4<k Marty Marion. night. games off the pare. A three-run In spite of giving the G-Men Donovan came through with as L . By GAYLE TALBOT — I o u t b u r s t againat loarr Chuck AO<3. 10 nils, Shirley was relatively 8 2 victory over Detroit after ConStohba In the eighth snapped a 1-1 26 free of trouble and the Sanford I nie Johnson had blanked the Tigers NEW YORK cr—It will come as deadlock and gave rookie Georgr Cardinals had things tneir own 24i The While Sox pulled within a distinct surprise to this corner Suire his seventh triumph. way after they took the lead in half a game of the league-leading If tbo Australians do not win back The slumping Dodger* managed CHARLOTTE. NX*. i* -A liny, the fifth. Single* by Bob Thomell New York Yankee*. the Davis Cup without experiencing only six hit* off winner Herman sacrifice f * si im L I... a really uneasy moment this week­ -ddtsh-haired Canadian girl and and Chuck Francis, “ He’* quite a pitcher,** ia,<le Wrhmeler, who won his loth for fly by Red Mauriello and an error Marion after the game. “ But you blonJe, shapely Californian, not end at Forest 1 fills. — —the Phillies with tha help of re­ Win nr ln-r, the Dodgers cer­ liefer The score likely will be 3-1 In much larger, stood out today add'd up to two runs then and know something, 1 expected it." .----- -----Jack Meyer Homers ac­ ......... ----half _a doren favorites a* three more in the sixth sewed tainly haven’t looked like pennant counted tor all Philadelphia's run* Marion might have expected it the challengers' favor, but that’s among winners since the All-Star break, off six Dodger hurlrrs. Willie hut othera didn’t. After all, Dona* granting Tony Trabert two single* the 33th National Women's Ama­ it up. lYTHKR FSL PLAY t__ Championship _I___ * opened J at -playing eight gamrt under .300 ball Jnnet hil a grand slammer in thr van underwent an emergency ap­ victories, which is considerable teur Golf The Orlando Flyers are only i pendectomy July 30 and doctor* the Myers park Country Club. since July 9 llealrn for the third straight time by Philadelphia ye*Canada's Marlene Stewart and three victories away from the aaid they didn’t expect he'd he teur It very little better than a lerday. 84, Ihe Dodgers limped . . — 1__ “ Romack ' —I.i Florida State League pennant. able to pitch under game condi­ California's Barbara loitup against Lew Hoad, and Ihe v -------- sare home with a record of 10 lo**es final count might easily spread to typical of the youth movement In With 10 left to play they lead sec­ tion! for aix weeka. In their la»t It game*. Their ISHwomrn's golf. Marlene — S-l and ond place Gainesville by 7‘ x in 4 1. Hr gave up only one earned run game lead of Aug. 12 over Mil­ The Auitles have a terrific In­ IIS pounds, has acquired a wealth the second half. in potting bia ltlh victory againat Since Orlando won the first half waukee was trimmed to II In nine centive to win to that their next of golf experlenre in 21 years She four loaaea and ahowed no lignt of % defense at home ran be held virtu­ won l$e British womrn's cham­ no playoff la necessary to decide having been lUnincd for 3Ww* days. f/UY, T *t ally In eon Junction with fh* '36 pionship In IM3 and was runner-up the title. A postseason playoff week*. The Brave*, continuing their bates on walks in the ninth but V tu rtP Olympic Games at Melbourne. The last year and hat raptured the among the four trams with the S fA re s battle again*! huge odds, won their ended Ihe game by gelling pinch “ I feel wonderful.’* he aald. “ N« I I T I \HH»* HA* Australian people are aa Intensely Canadian title thrie times in five best record* for the full season ache i, no pain*, no anything. It fifth in a row yriterday, humbling hitter Don Newrombe on a toft was planned but a move cropped n eve* the Chicago Cubs 8-1, and Cincin­ fly. nationalistic in their sports outlook years. felt a* If I were taking my regular j/ S t/ a a i p t HELP Birbsra, 22. 3-4 and UO pounds, up yesterday to eliminate it. Di­ turn. You know, like I hadn't been nati ihut out St.Lnul* 4 0 behind Ihe Dodgers haven't reached Ihe at we were tome 30 years ago. Y AVP r u e cup rectors split 4-4 on the proposal before too much success bred It Ihe defending champion; runerIhe four-hit pitching of nnkle Dun alarming stage yet but old Brook­ i 9P/XA* out al all. Sure I tired, but no POP up in Ibis year’s British champion­ and a decision was postponed. ‘ ahino , a p ew apathy. lyn sufferers still haven't forgotten different than other game*." Gross, . Joe Valmas pitched Orlando a WHOP PCeH M /TPP Rain washed out Ihe scheduled that Ihe Dodgers blew an early Along with everything else that* ship and winner of a flock of THAN “ Thi* make* u* look pretty notch closer to the pennant and n o r in T p p e s r p p , i t A 2 -r tA F double headi r between the Giants August lead of IIP* 10’ b games gamrt over happened to the world champion lesser tournaments. good." aaid Marion. “ How would I LOOPFP POP A h/iH-E A* became the league's biggest win­ •rpercM, But the question of stamina arose and Pirate* in Pittsburgh. Giant* In recent month*. Ihrlr No. Ihe Cardinals In 1942 and a mid1you like to loae your top pitcher for _ Ite b il y p maw !7>K*r x'tnn* at ieA*r I hero, Willie Maya, la beginning at the comparatively small ftelJ ner as Ihe Flyers trimmed St. Pe­ three weeks and then have him V Chicago'* relenlles* Whita Sos August 13'vgsmr lead over Ihe tersburg 8-2. It was the 24th vic­ In hear the hoots of the Polo of 104 set out for seven rounds of rlimbed within half a game of Giant* nine years Jalrr. tory for Valmas and hit eighth come back in perfect shape for the Veteran outfielders Bobby Thom­ Grounds fan*. Tbit, at our teenage match play over the hilly course. New York's American Leaguestretch drive? They didn't think The weather has been steamy straight. After Mike lllitch doubled we'd be up there now last spring. daughter would assert, is the living leading Yankee*, sweeping a doa­ son and Andy Pafko rapped three borne two runs In the first SI. hot and the long back nine at end. ble header from Drlrolt 24) and hits apiece and Thomson drove in Petersburg went scoreless. Orlan­ But we're really going to show them something. The AU-Amerlca boy, who a year Myeri Park offers a real test of 82. Righthander Dirk Donovan. three runt to spark lha Brave* to do came on with a 14-hit attack Just Ihrre weeka after undergoing victory ever Ihe Cubs, RlgMhanriago was commanding up tn 11,000 •ndurapee. At least two of Ihe par and gradually widened Ihe gap. ! “ Sure. I expected a good game an appendectomy, followed a four- er Boh Buhl spaced seven hilt for per TV guest appearance, U being four boles on Ihe backside are long, out of Donovan. He's sincere and Lakeland nipped Cocoa 2-0 and accused of giving tome ground uphill lest* where most of the girls Daytona Bearh defeated West lakes his baseball seriously. He's biller by Connie Johnson with a hit 12th victory. well-spaced eight-hliter for bia 14th Outfielder Wally Post drove In balls only medium effort and—let’s can’t get borne with their second a hard worker and be wai out TORONTO iP — Young Arnold face It—showboating. Aa one head­ aboti. In addition, the Bermuda Palm Beach M . three rum with bia Mat home run (here running every day In get victory In 18 derlilons. Lakeland got only six hits but Palmer, who won Ihe U.S. Ama­ line put It: "Prima donna or star, The Yankees, on a winning skein and a single In Ihe Reds' victory bunched three of them In Ihe sixth. himself back in shape, lit only teur let* than a year ago, has of their awn, dumped Baltimore over the Cardinals. Harvey lladdli Maya must choose." Singles by Walt Anderson, Randy pitched three balling practice* last • proved himself a qualified mem­ wai Ihe victim. Randall and Hal SmelUly account­ week but I knew ha wai ready ber of Ihe elite and lough profetMinnie Minoso, with six hits In ORLANDO <A-There may n«t Mott puixled looking young man ed for the only runs. Kermit Tur­ because he got those legs In shape." nine Umei at bat in the twin bill, hr a playoff in the Florida Slate tional golf fralernily by winning we've teen lately had Juit returned Donovan's return skyrocketed ner, giving Cocoa eight hits, won Ihr Canadian Open with a near broke up a Koreleis pitching duel Uague after Ihr season ends Aug from an extensive Interview with rhicago'a pennant chances. Marion his 14th of the year. record 283. between Johnson and loser Hilly Archie Moor* end wished earnestly Bob Arendt of Daytona Beach was worried about bis pitching The 23-year-old pro of Lalrobe, to know whether he could rely on Hoeft when he unloaded his 31It was reported some elubs frit scored his 18th, shutting out West staff with the Sox having to play seventh homa run In Ihe sixth In­ the playoff series would lose mon­ Pa , irhe.lulr to start play Thurs­ everything the heavyweight chal­ Palm Bearh with five hits, lie nine games In Um next aix days. day in Ihr 826.800 Montreal Open, ning of Ihe opener between Detroit ey for leams already struggling to lenger had said to him. If not was in trouble only In the fifth and Chicago. Walt Dropo Ignited make expenses and the proposition gained hi* first pro victory Sat­ everylhlng, then about what per­ when two tingles and a walk load­ urday when he finished the 72 a four-run second In Ihe nightcap rame to a vote by league direc­ centage? ed bases, but he struck out the holes of Ihe 113,000 Canadian Open He wai advised that the rule of with his 17th homer off rookie Jim next three metf. Daytona Bearh tors yestrrday. 23 under par. ‘ *nVi;wTis»-.wsiVT,r«iH M M Running. thumb among eaperleneed boxing They ..O spliti l .t I and a decision wrapped up the victory In the first Tl-* l low**! *>• W t l l r tnsiriurth The 263 was the second best in writers who have llitened to Archie Three Yankee home runt provrd for i**mU-ol4 l ounlr. Yh>M4*. ,w dcferrrd inning with three runt on a trio of ___ I. No further meeting Ihr hUtory of the Canadian cham­ the undoing of veteran southpaw was }*.»>** Mila t*>r ih * fuiwl»M«« for many years la to pay close nlpmsnl tingle*, two patted balls and a was set. pionship. The only lower score •II Isl-or. m e w tta l* .---Eddie I/>pat, making hla first Yanattention only when the plil* nf con•n*1 .*>»!«»• teisirtS rsr lb* wild pitch. in fll* kee Stadium start against kit for­ Newsmrn were not Intd which was the 2*2 put together by name­ pugilism It discussing ja u music. Attendance was S42 at Gaines­ •. _ , _ — n ■■> ..v . ., . rtnfl* mer male*. Hank Bauer hit h't way the Individual rluh* voted. sake Johnny Palmer of Badrn, Archie's dead serious then. 4*. ron'lillitg nC nine If there la a playoff it 1* sched­ N.l'., In 1832 al Winnipeg. ville and 36? at Orlando. It wax 3" a. °riaMronma *n>l onlll II■.»• • nil Inllata, unlit »* * in, Dtp. 13th homer In lha aerond, BUI ule*! to he amn-ig the four trams not reported for West Palm Beach ts-nihai II ISIS, a| lha nrtlra nr Skowron hla Hth and Mickey Palmer, who didn't become ellgtha hnpaiintanilant rlplVndint nr »r I’ubllr I'o'-i^ In'" or Lakeland, with the heat rerordt for Ihr fidl ddr to compete for money until Mantle hit 12nd in the third. •IniiMiin. f'nnrl llnnaa. Panf-rri. s tv r o a n season. That Would hr Drlando, last May when he finished his PGA KlnrUla. as sshlrh lima amt plara Jose Santiago, in relief of starter lha 1-1*4a will l>a pul.Ili Ir opana* Cocoa, Daytona llexih and either probation period, picked up $2,400. S a l e Rob Union, waa credited with thr •ml raart almi* M m il* 9 ( I I I '■ranlupa an*t aparirirallnwa mar Cleveland victory, Umon was Gainesville nr West Palm Bearh. That ran hit total earnings to nnoaifisss***! — ----1 Hrhmllt «f 4 1 1 3 In olilalnnl Irnm lha nllln nf lha Orlan.lo won Ihr first half ami around 24.000 although a second lagged for all Kansas City's runs Arsh'last, Ittlnn J. Sln-saMon, til Assn, catcher BwlAveriU1 Jr. ha* J ? f 5 ftrlanitn is J« Is virtually rrrtaln to lake thr early Ihit year in Ihe Panama Kanlnr*! Allanllr Nailnaal Itank In the second. been suspended pending written re- iuii*r st> t i a i Oalnta* Ilia IS ST lliill-lma." ' Mnlurit. -----***--*ll>M rimlta l*atrrond half and Mie championship Open and a third place He in the S« I t p £ u onIhe Saturday night rough fc y e M $ _ J * j J I’nana Sammy While, with a homa run !>•>man Mach a* ss and double, drove In two of Bos­ John Kridrr of Sanford, FSL St. Paul Open were his best pre­ aaid today America look* likt ■ house of Chattanooga in whleh aairur a sssiats an ■* president, told directors at yes­ vious showings. v v . P a lm t l a a c ls It II ton's runt egalast Washington. Chattanooga shortstop Lyle UjJM U M V t U I an a ar a cinch to boat Australia in tawnla' terday's meeting that a full work­ P a lm a r e I* I I tretl was hospltalixed with a broh- M*«d*s in « t t * Ml 1-skaUnd tl II world aeriea next weekend. ......~ --- ----l< irinrqnnre «« >««> . ing agreement with a major VSiaTPM IM Ve w r . 4 ll .T S K ftR , » *a a , Pfrsi H*l. 1 1 4 4 *pn*M. .n ilr * lr r». "How can we lose?" the former en law and a wncu.iion league team will hp available nest Cl'lamtu S. HI. P slarsbu ra t ..x.tslil* A*liHll**n>1 H*I4, VS* dtCharles llurth, association presl- p u ,.,. i». s s * l l^krUn.l 2, I'nrna n champion from Loi Angeles asked p<,-H. hsir i*f**mt4l.ls. season to any (earn in Ihe data D A **rllll'*l *h**W <>r l-4 nl* drsf* dent, mad* the announcement In ! * j ! s a s la M a, 1*4 14 4 4 a Ills I as tha players relaxed after a league desiring one Il 4 ilu n 4 1 1 * 4 * Is t . W aal h4 - 4 l.ll ).* 111* II- *id •( I’ uhll*. New Orleans last night. Avert} was y . ir-t ' i s * Ilanen S steamy workout at tha Watt Side Inslru> linn l-.r HsmlnnU I'nunlr. Kridrr reprrsrnlrd Ihe FSL at Tims*** arsiscni missing from the Nashville lineup » , »• • * VI-.1 I.I4 . nr 4 *4 ll*f 4 *T..fr hid hi.ml Temlli Club. |S4 Vlnh 4 llaarh SI I’ nroa CHARLOTTE, N.C. tn-Whiley Ihe recent meeting to discuss a •s*. ul*.t |.r Ih* I H.Irr «n.l 4 rrspll a* i T liflando al HI. Palarabur* "These fellows (lha Auislat) So yesterday’, doubleheader her. n . X ' V • h|* 4 wi4 | | » 4 In an amnunl squat Kelly of Miami, Fla., has been possible realignment of minor a| flalnaa.llla •a n * . I.rr rani af Iht hid shall ,} * ' l-ahal44*l haven't won a big match alnco against Mobile. Bv THR AMOCTATED P R IM V*mi rnlns lasak ■< SaalarO named to tha newly mated post leagues In the southeast. a* 4 sbinl|l»il with »arh bid. llurth said he asked play*e*i ■■• »—jm tat* dtubl* play foe rare la January. Tony Trabert looks Uke Th* Mi**4 » f iil hldd*r w ilt St of executive sports editor of the Chuck Davry. nnetlme Idol of ts-iulr*-.l la ranslth and p ar f i r Idevliion boxing faiia, ends n 18- a aura bet for two points In sin­ Wmien reports on their versions •a lltfa rlu ry prifurmanca aad par - Charlotte Observer, He will ns___ . w J Z liS r ! |a*M l-nnd or hnndr turn* bia dulls* Friday. month Teiiremetil" tonight when gles end you can't count out Vie Th» Hoard »f Puhll* laalruatlna leixas. he facet Pat Manil. of Syracuse, Tbe appointment of Kelly, a for Hamlnaln rn u n lr. rin rld a . raearraa lha rlsM t« rajari awr/nr member of the sports staff of Ihe N V . at Saginaw, Mich. in a 1ft- "After all. Vie baa an ft-l record II bids *»r la walva a n ; againat Law Hoad and bo can beat round bout. la* Ip Ih* hlddlaa. Na kid shall Miami Herald, waa announced by Ken Roaewall If be follows tbe fora ssllhdrasrp for a parlnd nr tlf- Randolph Norton, managing editor The 2*year-old Michigan (Male — -. ----Itaa IIS* dar* aal.aaqaaal la Ih* ■V T IIS . V SSIH TV Tr.il PNS'SS graduate hung up hit gloves IS ■ d a bn ntnd l*a» year, of tbo Observer. •panlht nr Mda wllheal Ih* aoan v T io v v i . i r . n . i n you bare to tUck l l .u i n * i»**.l «n ass a) k#ts — months ago after a seventh-round I Jla douMes, *yen kav* stick lanl ih# linard — - * *4 __a Jnhh I . Ilrumtar 4 — 1 .re. rhil.«l*i|-iii4. SSI. knockout by Vince Martinea. Ho AmoHeon*. TraboH and ST..liman. Ilnard at Pub Hr NOT IC R IR M K R R R T flrV KN Il.iv.1 —Hnl.l'r, llrooklyn. 1*1 In .lr w lln n tar R satasla lb *l wa a r* a u a *i*4 In hurlnta* Itun* ksll'U l» —HnM.r, lit..ok- fir«t fell from Ihe heights Feb. 11, ****** Wat Hood aod Box Hart• l Fern P ark undar Iba fl.tiilo u r lyn. Ill _ Co u nlr. rin rlda tail, when KM Gavtlan. then the *1*. »|>* J«“ 8 AMtoaUa’ a present n»mr of O rota Stntal and that no - T. tlllw a s, Narralnry 111*1-—AsrnH. Slllwanka*. lit. sparlnlandaM or Pahlla laalruc- Inland in raeU lar said Kama »lt> Iluina ruas—KIu. i . 4akl, I'lxrln- weilerweight king, slopped him la *,,m *,*■ **■ challenge found lha (Tarb nf ih* n r r u lt l'ourl, Hr. nail. II »* M»lbounie. U s year they beat mlnnl* ('ounlv, Florida. In strordHlolaw baa**—llarar. SI t#iul>. the 10th round of a title fight. *nr* with lb * prnaltlnw nr lb * It. Thl. fight won’t be televised. H " * •«* ^ Tha t a i l T s i Ataaarmsnl Roll F lr lllls s * Nam* a itlo l* . In .w ill I'llrhtni bsiaA na I* itarlalnna— _____ Kramer, king of the amateur* ahutoul Ih* Cleveland Indians Ibis .1 lb* C liy " I Hsnford. Florida, Xsslina ts s .st Florida Hiannaa n i t . Nawr.-ml#. Br.H.kirR, ll-l. .tit ****** waa CbsutW Johnaoa of the till h* s u W llta d to tha ( T l* ComL n a a i* n. Hmiib, Jr. Tonight's n e t w o r k TV fight pwletMoual eherUy Mlrlkauula-•Jna»>. O i m o . IIS •itrloa tit lin e ss sn Cxiu illsstlan Mlbwla R. Hmtlh l^aiua knma mua—l.ala laaol* Whita Box an July ft. la n d sn Munday, Aneutl (9, f i l l , Imatches middleweights Rinti No*!,•* * f r* i,!,1, I* LIST a*l la 1*1 ■.RsiAt, a w n css il t.S* u'rlorh t*. M. V N K N II'IV l . r t B I H rrro (25-1-0) of New York and >■« B^. T,,lb^ " All prrront drtlrlng rtCTM lIne* Th* a«b1l« la htrthjr anilflad tlalllna l-*-»4 on loo #I l.ala — Tha only tw* players In lha I'anla Metis (32-8-1), tha former w **1*' HU sadr In raid Itoll. arhslbar In Hat- th* Xnniaa Comialraiaa nf Urmia- Kalina, fiytri.ll. *>l. hlatory ef the PUIaburgh Pirate* ae nr valuation af proparly #r •la Cuuaty. Flnrtda. w ill koM a Itnnj—Kalla*. Unroll, lei Italian weller champion now living d * d 8 8, "“* •* dbarwla*. ahuald fit* w ith lb * public b aarlae la tb* H u h Ilona* lUaa U iu 4 In—Janaan. Iloalaa. U hero w n the National in MonlreaL Tbh two meet la n 3t» c ia ili on nr balor* lb * dey nf Ih* Flnrlda Pow tr Itorunnilnn arto a ■ la Ih* mratine thair welf* a l B a ir Irak* al ? : l t o'clo< h p U ” ||||a_Kails*. Detroit. ISL CHICAGO ID Bath tide* are 10 -rounder at New York's BL -ar arttlne farlk tb*Tr objacflaa* • a Ih* lib a f Baptrmbrr, A. It. 1060 run*—Manila, Naw Turk. Nicholas Arena. chaflenge roumd, epenlng Friday. confident of victory in tbo Swapt>r rtm plalnla and th* chaaeas At lha ahnra namad plara aad bay datir* lo b ar* mad*. llm * Ih * aaid Konln* Commlttlon ^■tolaa baila— llliara. Cklcaxa, Nashua maleb n e t It Washington W, N. bayar_______ w ill ronaldtr aa la ir rim pnaiae P a n Aug. II, hut veteran jockey n ir h ln r baa#A *• IS Aarlalnna— b B»rn» Naw Torb. It-t, Stove Brooks doesn't think "N an ­ Hlrlbauuia — e.ora, I'tstalaa*. us witt ever catch Swaps." c ^ o T a s ^ g a g y 'i t i i MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING rtrs huadrod ill* ) rati aarh aid* It's aa intonating cowmen! from af lha raalar llae nf lha hafalnkar f y * wI thmoV , •a oulsider.no far as tbo tiM.nen Inw daatrlhad roods la Pamlnnla CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE CaiRtr. rjarldi Also, lha aaid winner to la ■» race to cawcerned. aaslsd n n n lu lr a will al ihe •boa* named alara aad lima ena■nobs rode Ambignmm n dead ANYW H ERE IN UNITED 8TATE8 OR alder a rtnleliea u renlat* in* tail in tbe BU8.4a American p er­ anglertln Ih* finals of Ihe eighth ■ d “ 8B°*d**J* ta_ Js ^ -fs A r V r T i i l: i ' v i ! ,,.r fc: ? : FOREIGN COUNTRIES annual Tarpon Tournamtnl. *“ 8f lour d bia flrat Ova ky Saturday which waa won by ra a tit f la t nf lha haraiabainw daJ, B. Wilkin* of Decatur, the **rta 1—tonly out-of-stater entered ■ the The IT-poftf aM M boner, a -ze. x Palmer Proves Himself Able Legal Notice Looks Like Cinch i Fiftccn-Month 'Retirement' Ends For Davey Tonight Kelly To Assume New Duties Friday Major League Leaders I r Both Sides Sure Of GetHng Wilt Someone Must Lose S wsr'»‘ ,.K,.Kn,a Fight Results ?."*1"* * ............... - Buhl's Cemabock Georgia Fishorman Helps Milwaukee Shows Up Natives fatf s is CR ED IT BUREAU OF SANFORD flip huioiid Alrv». B V lM la tie hr- B t w a ir jr s V iiir^ -K ib lV » end the Tampa Oeutoulal Trepby. •• > a i r U n , m iitlv Harry Hagaden. el U m a i m a Mule*, lb second with a ■ -pounder. R, ’IL Mkblgoa 8Into tackle Embry Danford of Oonrvatof aad J. F. W d i Bnbtoean to n aauaie ewUmtloet M io y of « . Peterxkuri vroeo tbo wboe* epeeialty la ptoyiag th* bongo drums. W ttbftjmnr afteamf heftmd lemla K 1A Jh t U M NOW SHOWING �* T H E a AN FORD H K R A E P M on. Ang. f| l t > VPrtJi A w th M J f I t ’s W orth A d texlisixif la m i im VER apn A u ti 7200 Fiuaiapr co saady boUcm Ju K t:r «ir rieprotnu 12 Ml frcim Sanford. 921.000 Trrmi w. u - m i - Hot/ l~ Payton «B ff. Fell lila fr Brn Aasabelle JSrcet) Hende: Ph. a i l - » THE OLD HOME TOWN Pf »AVIP BRADLEY Carden Traeipr bur, Turs pjow and Cultivator Like N cy; 1610 French A*r By STANLEY — ■ P A W .T A K E r L i m e T W H ?M O < eE n u r A N O S H O W H IM \W HECtT H f ’LL S L E E P T O fJ K » H T » * 7 H POOR: b o y M U S T B E * ___S ' * V A B O U T D O N E /A1 I! 7 rO N C H E T C Be/dr Mixrd Conor tie Concrete * Ei-<k. Sand. CrivfL Cemant Concrete Pipe to Meet All Uualltication*. Fbnne zifi Sherman C onrrcie l’ ip« Co. Onl Wru 12th St. DAILY CROSSW ORD * rsnr-3 ] AtrC —1 TJ'*er — TfZ’ StJ le Vou — Aluminum Venetian Blinds S34 scuta Park Ate. Pbcw IM Endued bead Sac-rrcJf totem t h k t x Eedreos v o x t t a u Lorail «U1> ptator end). PlaaUt or eation. Coed Termr. rayon tapra. Cotton or njL « W oodru ff tc Singletary m b - .. Sen karii Gfa&j u d Paint Co. Beal E state 112-m West Sad £V pboac S3 194 Hoodrulf Btd(. Flops 3 U V/y \ * S NEWfY ruralll HotA*. Urg* ^ UlDC# a w . I Bedroom S wo. ccaitweat tube. - tpiai " « • “ Seminole Realty l* w » * phi a* H6-J* “ " If f WLTZB. W K t CASH. TSADE-C9 Price* PiltTfor uted hirnttur* CvU • ». Wtlion-Maier furoiture Co. SU t . in St, ft. DIETtICHS T. W. MERD 1M1 Park Ave. Phone pr i p CASSfEBEREY LAKEtr FRONTOn Triuet Like Drive. 14 year; AIRCRAFT old. Bedroom. Den. Lar:c LtvSHEET METAL lnp Room. 10 ft. Ceil inf, Florida MECHANICS with took and mini­ RKtn Lot f l ' A 420‘.-Ideal for mum of Wo yean recent air­ Ished ApartmtaL couple Mvit Hr to apprcciafr. craft itrueture nr fabrlcanca Cap ducun once'. Umeweert experience Opportunity to lit414,000. -416.000 Call Winter in Miami and work for expand* rB e d room 'tsu if. rncely furab tnt company, with chance for * 7 * «_k w.nwiHi IBft i m adtancement Appl’- weekday I to 4 Saturdayi. Sunday) h to 1 : H icfcr 2. 20th St Airport or wnle t., B Smifh Auer#fi 50||| ^ n n i v c r p w Corp. P O. Boy M . iJiiB» 43. Florida P W nJS!°& % 1 Point* Mot] tn. LIUMD! FOLKSS U t T i T K’O O M .B g ltlT V n fi 1 9 - »M d EVA-BES? BEA U TY SHOP » P ir-M ALB 13(1 2-door, \ - inure i..> 4U1 tv*;t lit St. Phono 1713 P A N E IT N P Hutchison 1 menu 1 1331 - MODEL 4 lire* rood; Bug* Good Lrfki OccJ. I W ifoor.l Haul* 2iM Oraufo A*c Inn* Be, chiien. -A4 SUM M ER &FELIALS To FIaco A Want Ad ca Pensaacat Wave: lust Cnll 1S21 and nek for ffn p !-; '. S m jK Our fprclilty the Want Ad departm ent :;»ni'u>i. Ili’it Medrio Beauty Sanford llcraid fcaua Air ccaJItlosrd Aott u itif. uar rronuir Dr- cx>H A B B IE TT S INilALt ' TION of Ll:: It m. Car­ B E A U TY NOOB pet! Tile*. m Kn. Iltk V»». rheine SII Sanford Linoleum & Tile Co. IN W. lti tt. rtmae 1811 It’ s 11 mr FLOOR SANDR<0 ft F.nlihlne. Oak Beer* limithcd, laid A t.n 1 i 'R M. • i ILL F u tik u In d r ill and hatr itrlil. Perk up (tied. In bustncii Once 1930. 'cu r " *rdruDe with a new Short E F. Eleven*: Route 2 . Bo* 221; Hair-Do. Cali Tlii K-4 bcloro 1 a. in. or Bv _fPrr 6 p m ______________ Rtf. 2194 M " Metal WaP Cabinet 14 so Small 3 bedroom horns unfurnlah- Rer- 29 94 Platform Rocker* 1*40 Female Colored help Mr> Jened. «M San Marroa. Phone R. Rtf. 49 40 Berkline -Ballet*' Kim. RoumtUat A Anikr*on A. William* at 1673. ITQ month Swivel Chain ... 39.40 Walireen Agrne*8 «*• •" Cpifour, Cbafri jifb Nylon co*er and [AID — Muit have hraltii card F?* bi Late* ri'ltn; m so wh(p ;ou 4Prll’ in perion for De nra bis rtlDWhctf Apt rh fcb Mbit h»<w rbilHy fo cliin. Mather o f Sanford eo>k and ttn e a njea| UTjim ap-M F- »« SIPbcrn* in uniform* required App;- 1904 T1VO BEDROOM F u f U Mifoolia __________' r RED-1-M1[X C O N K R E T E eM-w after y Mrarie Concrete Cfl. It pay YOU to *re US bcficr 2 BEDROOM *Turnl»bed bouje- 309 Elm A*t fbope J334 jvu buy. Open LieainR* uud O Y wtUf rnw ee lira ct 4T0. Ph. J43-W ot PM Sunday*. q-owinp. Phono 1 EulsiHe Trsllrr Sale*. 2 bedroom home, tile bath fNaliona: I'alatka. Fta. uhed"A l Gibbon*. Lake roe. IM. CLEAN COTTAtu: All Senior Operators Phone 46J 10A E 2nd St A ir rom litioticil • One hour • Vacs and Da Dry • One hour 4 • Wail and t Fold • Fiaithed t*iipHrv • Sanitoije Pry Cleanlwf Sonlhsfrfr I wnnrfrosnst Niuih 6idr Feodmari lUdi. _______ 14* K id ntk M. n a n o SKkvtne EiH—n * « o Teehnirlan ?t(>l Qoula I. Sanford Advefti'rr* are requeued to np- 1 fv the Want-Ad Department tm- Qtdlatflv of anv error* in thrlp 1 TO" Sanford Herald will he re r-'CMtbls for ouly on* incarrrct imertioa. Ca’l ui »hour our pinmei* rite* T:-. ■ Want Ad Dep»rtmrnt |* open from 6 a. m until 5.30 p. e.t h buun «51 dae except Safj . (ftepoon. Deadline for w .*V-day inaxtiPD* i» s oo p m. ISO ftudibjktr . cavcrtible. R A •09 d|y prcccditif publication. H tt' W T.rtt Gcod ibape Tb Antarctic Area To Blossom Out With New Color v eutlire i ■ ■ rl it ofcien't* ti c i - r do « ? 4 1 Er.Ui \ t . a u r ». V'AAHINCiTON, P C trilJNC —The Antarctic Cor.tiprnt, yhifh atccrdmr to tricnttila h» been barren of color for irull nt)i of yean will blo«som °ut durioa the comm; Antarctic Aurpmrr in b;illiant c i i c i f blut icariet *icrc. and ewn black The occauos lor use nc*i' colors r '■ill be the appearance cf the I* 4 N’a 'i'a Ta»k Force u ulicifulfd In atrue jl Lmlr \mrnc# in lai( Dtccmbrt i mid-Miramcr 10 tfcc Antarctic! Pcrvinncl o( tbc T|>^ Force oUiciflly dubbed "Opcratior Dfcpirecic will d*n cuter jaro'cnli of brillum too traiuat colors for prolccutt and pijcboloficar ‘ mca.utei A#|iaii tbc fripid «hit« of the Astirctirr me’* ' acl ice, |hr!«* iinuect.' pill atped out vivitjb* caally lecu front pint d m in eo O-’ s itarr poet tfccir d n «m travel top inlacd Mill face leu risk ol be. cotcinp loit. iiccr tbri can be Jocited Jros tbc air Tcc briibl-colorad pirVi and trouter) art brine manulaclurfd especially lot the caprditinn i* » ton cf leu tfcan it on |*r 1 Uit. They « ill be Horn qtrr regular coid-wtalbrr cquiptneoi Tbi I n k cree of it* ship * special Seaiicc battalion, apt # eolii-weatlatr aircraft iqufrdoti “ ill aptl for Ibe Antarctic 13 b'n 'ember Tee planet will tiktnff and lend on >k:> at welt it h«cI 0 0 1 penally compacted Hint runu *1 1 It the 1' S, anrrtllfie b i . Wilde the ships and planet will return to ihe U s m the Sprini tbc Sc» Bee battalion “ 111 ' winteroter” in lb* Antarcllr NORFDlAi. V* r—Norfolk jeaPAID IV BLOOD f*;c;* miV have wanted to hrrklr DALLAS, N C t — Prui’ncr; at Arthur 1 Btf S«eJe) Ronmn;, but the Dalle* Priton Camp '*cr» pfferD TltADKD ther h»d to conuder ducrlion. Ucra Car* ed 2 ! diy* off their term* for 1 A tlth Xt Then Rim m ; got locked up in tbe pint of lood All 63 pmonen ipepp* sinlnro a Seafjrcr-. Internitinnat union Hall ed Ihe offer and fonlftbuted Mood and had to yell Ihrnujh the iterl to tbf fiifton County PInod Rank 1 : f t , c ir bar' vhieh sene a* 1 door, lip , i m . e ich had to pend tever»1 houri there be-1 Phone 1132. furr the only man with a key rould be loeated He took a lot of rtbbinf | in yqj »p*p? pir Swede li * feet fiw inrbe* and.’ 1* Mill lUMBf* a tuertv YA90 !) yen Tnfe? +' ;b 1 too pound* d Ifufer ler * t - 1 : i iv k l iii :; W Cullen IM N Dtatinruon SporJInp ■CaU KING s Goods Idea it Service Phone 9M % s<s -4 rri 7- 9 t ** 1b f r ~ io • 11 4 4 it fj, n -~ u n ' ** V ***** i*L % » it t t ' *w 44 i» - V, 4 1JV r « *0 • ro1 71 I.1 1* Jt tfnijuitrt•UB ft. tm w H t® fbr«4 ” U. 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And r s g r a m a , etc. Procreuive t t a ^ r C o . Phans 401 — 403 r U l U j -JJUrl JX.AU :l UILJ1UJ U -.r:-: tn.c^ Alia j „ u .nan I'D ; u j t i : in RARE P 1ANCE Your Moraine Fop Horer lb Phone Jack Beni L V V•'‘4 Ck( ll ktctcirr I K,'!r> t I’lcicrtcl I’ tilir >bidder* John Willi.: ms Inn. A rm e y All Saiji. rJ Aitanllc Oink rtoi.e 44 ^ DOWNTO’ i f f ? ft M Epoch; r» rrrtwii L jr iir J i: tvUlVttJeo I# B8M l M l It N E W M A SO N R Y HOME c cede to tub; Flume :-E i<' b e a r aimcit c o a r k ifd cs StatlSBirir 2T0*\v ! i r ; i lot luuated r^r oul cl t ily oc Gripevilk Ave. p fir for Deair- V‘ lit S t. ejtdlent plan, fm- SEN MORE ^ a 1 h i « ; .MicblDf. tj-pe ard T«m Tub# ca Phone IT. ade rccitruttion Beady icr ‘ ■-vrtneer ahu | io*5 a a d Apl Hind. 4<o Phene isfi I ____ nieiiiop by bf P! 1 Frtc* v-d j S T r i a L4.Jv1 . 1Hi. . ^ xkc-lii-J'' -if.'Xai «ju;-'a t s.'i ; i.'M ■t % 19 ElUclcocy, kice iu . . AS . lid t iill Extra cool rcota*. Television. AS litre* bedroom boms near tehool weekly. Kitchea prMleje* avai­ kcited cc tire lea Q«nrx teavlable. M15-VY. m ; town and wuhci to sell hi# equity. Thu fcomt ha* porch, Lied furniture, appliances. ro tj. Clean turnlibed apt^. 1 car part*, utility r e c e IPP* etc. kciitt-iN d Lirry'i Mart. 2U palmetto Av*. Phcnn 616 beater. V bind;, ilo 't A refriA21 Cart l j t St. fhens ltU rriator. Total rr:re only iio SCO WELa AA APABTMZVre: IMias, R obert A . w /llia u w . ?# a lto r prlvato baths. 114 W, Ftrtt St__ Bayooisa E L'iSdq'illt, AiloctalA phone 1673 Atlantic Bank B!df. « Runaway and B aby Beda month—Tel. lUS. C O L M B V H OM E USED TEA d O S S r U« Bert tUU M fi ncce ;.!u;:eC ID $ acre; Bits Tractor Co r ,*i::eiLint pirdec lard II « ipriri eitrai treu. plluflpd 1 FU RN ISH ED a r t s . bi:t« Iron tehool burujSf Pcah . s o x r o s i r We A lit- Or Call at Fuiplouerti 1st quick tale to li.iUPr y lf Cent it li fp f an: t ;.i I'.t K ILAtUNAS 1: a i t t t r f tittr) » R E D -I-M D l c o .v k r e t e trade Cent;He to i Avs. Phono UU Avalon Apu. SlTU'J x of.’ ll J ■' .HI lJU B IT'S n.-T -1 .lUii !ui) u n J .iT d t . UJ s a t i j j'-. '*i ijt.'n ;*.' ct vel|h.t <Turk ) AhU.! Eedy painfully S O.'f 't bp '• r.*A;i *•>£2) KiiltU ? Fiktriuhe t Cat cl many row* 9 AhJI4 : i r ylcji . and Repairing ark rbcPf lies. jt Hiawatha - C -T/ rlcksamf 4 Lard- v**iwr ilwr K**» i n n * I’rtl Vamiu* \ itethiri i rk& sr it TR* cnsstMlts • ^ • l ',.«e-JpsrU V'tfS A M lirfl Pu| Ui A l l OUs# k »r'*-C »oirt~ jV �• <* U B S #Y _ ► « VWfl ■' — - 7-?’ * - sT ' - T U B «A N B O W > HFWAT.Yi P age 8 M on. A u g. 22, 1955 Princess Margaret Reaches 25 Today Is Important Day LONDON, in-Princes* Margaret |i jj years old today and tt mild be a very Important date (or the little alitor of the Quten. For the flrit time In her yotin* Ule the blureyed, elfin prineen aland* squarely before the “ door of grace.'' It could o|en and ahe might itep through to new happi­ ness. The “ door to grace” la a quaint legal and rccleila»tlcal term m-anInrf that, by irttllng a few formalltlev which are regarded minor, ahe may now marry any man °f her ehoire. The approach of her Eth birth­ day brought a new flood *f ipeculati in a* to 'shrlher *he may be c me the wife of M year old Croup Captain Peter Townsend. Their name* have been m a c ijlr l in romantic gucislng, but an obilacic ha» been that he haa divurced hia wife. Tht- royal marriage act prohlblta P i marriage of persons Ip the British royal family without the sanction of the mvereign. A* »overeign Queen Elizabeth would find It emharraMlng to approve the marriage of her atiler and the gal­ lant air forre eaplam became Ihe Quern la al*o temporal head of the Church of England whlrh di»epprovci the remarriage of di­ vorced peraon* while diacardel apou'e* are atill living. fiut now. on this birthday, the Quern aiept out of the picture and •void* any rmharraaament. It la now neceaavT only to give a year's notice lu the privy council and both home* of Parliament. If all of the,r bndir i do not expreisly disapprove, a marriage may take place. In Ihe preaent mood of the coun­ try, aay do»e obiervera, it la almoit inrnnreivable that Ihe coun­ cil and both houses of Parliamvnt would atand in the way of Marga­ ret'* happlnraa, Meanwhile Margaret's heart la her own lightly guardrd accret and Uic royal family nrvrr take* part in speculation, tint then la avery evidence that Margaret retnalna the darling of the royal family, aurroundrd by aympathy and love. She ta living teatfully and fully and it taking on an evergrowing ahare of the royal rraponilbilltlca. There la aoma thought, after her tureeaaful tour of the Weal Indie*, of actiding her to Ceylon neat year to open a trade fair. Importance O f A ct Not Realized WASHINGTON, CT— Probably men literally trying to bum their nona of the six aoldleri realized bridges behind them. But they were so closely pursued by Southern what a biatorie moment It wat. True, the red earprt wa* laid forces on another engine that the down for them at the War Depart­ scheme didn't work. After 00 miles of flight, the stolen ment, aomrt Ing rar# for enllated ment, something rare for enllited engine’s furl gave out. The men by military brail amt civilian Jumped and look to the woods, department head* waiting their Within a few days all were rap­ turn to »re Lincoln'* aecretary of tured. Andrews and seven others war. Edwin M. Stanton. Imide, along with Stanton, were the terretary of the tre**ury, Sal­ mon P. Chaie, and the vice pre*ident, Hannibal Hamlin. There, on March » , IMJ, itartlng with Pvt. Jacob Parrott of Fairfield County, Ohio, Stanton gave the firit Army Medal* of Honor ever awarded. Stanton *1*« gave each aoldicr *100, and If they were more im­ pressed with the money than ihe medal, It'* understandable It haa taken year*—and aome atmoil In­ credible hernlim—to give Ihe*med­ al the prestige it no* ha*. To win the hlgheal military award thla nation tan t>e»tow, a man mu-t ri*k hit lire. All too often, he must give up hi* life, too. He must show gallantry and bravery far beyond the call of duty. He mu<t do aomethlng so out­ standing that, if he hedn’t done it., no one would have ground* to' con demn him. And hi* hembm must he at letted by at leait two eyewitneate* The House recently passed a b II to give each winner a *100 a month pension. It then wrnl to Ihe Senate Finance Committee where It still wa* awaiting action when Congrrs* adjourned this month. Tb# bill wa* Introduced after Democratic Hep. tllin Teague, of College Station, Tea., himself a much decorated veleran. learned that three Medal of Honor winners! are on rellrf. In early day*, the medal some lime* wa* given In hatrhea, but it haa become increaaingly difficult to win. Those first ill winners might not qualify today, even though there’ * no doubt they took part la a daring and unuaual maneuver They were part of a plan (hat Involved flipping behind enemy lines and stealing a train, sabo­ taging a railroad line and rutting off lupplles to Confederate* in TenA aeeref agent, James J. An­ drews, led It volunteers, dligulied as civilian*, on the dangerou* mis­ sion. They had gone Into the South and were on the train, heading north, when It stopped at nig Shanty, Oa„ and the conductor yelled, 'Twenty minutes for breakfasti" The hungry passengers period off, and the Northern soldier* look over. Thu* began a wild flight northward, with Andrew* and hi* frees any am am o f poButloo. On use outer band, spring water gushing Hum a reek crev lea may to annytng pollution from far away. Creviced rocks provide no filtration or purification. You cannot tell water purity by taste or aznell, either. Home water ta not a bit harmful although It contains gases Ilka hydrogen sul­ phide, which have an oflenstvs Thirsty That alear, apai t llng, twtrtly running stream loofca mighty tempting to a thlraty fisherman. It U tempting, an right, bat N might not to aafa. Clear, sparkling water, ec trary to popular ballot, ta not always pure. Thla is a dangerous standard for judging water. Excessive amounts o f common table salt or other minerals some­ times give water a brackish last* dust remember that organism* that earns disease can not to eeen and vwry rarely do they cause had odors or tastes to water. Most common diseases ermtracted from polluted water are dysentery and diarrhea and occa­ Popular Idea sionally Intestinal disturbance*. Again, Iht popular Idea tb it a Any o f thaae earn ruin a vacation stream purifies Itself tn flowing or weekend outing. to , dont taka chances even If ■ certain flutanee should not to taken a* an Iron-dad certainty. you think the water la purs. Dali A stream portfire Iteatf In relation It or sterilise it before drinking or to Its ability ta aboorb oxygen using tt for culinary purposes. wmom end AEtwn from the air. Thus, tt la natural Mrs. H. p.j u there any medi­ that a rocky-bottom turbulent sirrarn absorbs more owygen than cine that will make Mgs flashier; a alow moving owe. B u ilt might I n a n mixed weight accept In gtega. not have absorbed enough to to Answer! There k no way of aafa. wnlih I am aware o f brlsgU-g Sola W otv about an increase m weight at a A aorta Mwwmmm in specific part of the body. Baer else gnve) formations pro- might to of some value tn betid­ Tides aafa water, ing up the muscle Mama. lOmatWU. I**a Kl*« Pm m Im.) CANARY AMMIYEfl UAYSVILLE, My. tl* - Jack Benson wrote to bis tom s in Co­ lumbus, Ohio, and asked them ta ■end him hla canary- It arrived Wednesday, but an express man bad a hard time Om Mm (be add­ ress, U> W. ltd flL fleetly ha dlaiereeud M was tto county tall, Benson, bald «a n bad attack ■ a a i 'i i a>?b!ai|I £ a * b t ^ af<*1 ................ ........ V lA.v ---- jOT the t u ________ The proposed bin would not rely increase these monthly payments to *1W. but would also allow heroes under to who have left the service to apply for the pension. About a million men have teen wartime service since Lincoln signed the congressional resolution disking the award possible. And of that vast horde of uniformed men, the last official tally shows only 3,lGt have iron IL Of these, 2.194 have served to the Army, 72E to the Navy, 23* to __ _______ and 4 tn flie A!r Fere#. And to show you bow difficult it is io win, of Use first II medals awarded In World War U, 10 wer, to men who died In aeilun an1 four others were wounded. There’s a widely held belief that anyone who wtaa a Medal of llonur Is entitled to a salute, regardless of his rank. A military expert wha bit done research on the subject says he can't find any regulati* supporting this theory, although various services and units may occasionally follow It. AUTOMATIC^ PLUGS JUST LIKE unite. TOASTER WHIN USED ON 115 VOLTS NO SPECIAL WRING REQUIRED •: Don't Take Chances On Drinking Water *9t human k. m m m *m l m j . I HAVE aana ad view h r y n fishermen today, especially for those of you who hop* to do easting In straaga atrewaa your vacations. f am not going to tell you how to ratch fiah. Just about all o f you probably are far better lUhermen than 1 am. But I think a word of warning la In order about water— for drinking, cooking and wash­ ing utensil*. wera executed. Elghl of those Im­ prisoned escaped The remaining six later were peroted, and it was In them that the first Army Medal of Honor went. The offlrial Army history of the medal says that a* the years went .by abuie* became widespread. Around the time nl Custer's last stand, Brig. Gen. Alfred A. Terry '■.vjt____ "1bad to manders: "Medal* of Hewor ere not totended for ordinarily good conduet" Evmtually a board of Investiga­ tion waa tn agree completely with Terry—end the names of ttl early winners were stricken from the honor list. One rule that helped: Recom­ mendations for a medal must be made within two years after the heroism Is performed. Well, honor may swell a man’s . r ! tt.1V l ' ■ -■/**-:-■ I. --VL ■. ^1. ■---*■/-. L-l , . bat X doesn’t ueneenrily do murk for bis stomach. In sendee, a lftdal of Honor naans an extra IS a month for the enlisted man who wins 1L Out sH service, It means a HO a month pension attar the winner reaches to. Even here, string* are attached. For example, retired effleen who draw regular pensions can’t quali­ fy. As nearly as Ihe House Veterans Affairs Committee can determine, 111 Medal of Honor winners are atm alive. Of these, only M get 1 - l. --y T “ , rt/V k '.A A * V - y imfl - MODff W -3 :. • NO OUTSIDE VENTING NECESSARY • NO CHARGE FOR HSTALUTN1 • NO CHARGE FOR DCUVERt • NO EXTRA CHARGE FDR WRITHE B U N fllft • EASILY ADAPTED FDR USE ON 238 W ILTS GENERAL $ E LE C T R IC APPLIANCES, CO. A DIt M m e l Cessers i U erirk la st mma T o m a e r ,T rA jrra 7 n o "ANNAPOLIS STORY" T O D A Y S B Y Q IM — ------- FR A N C H IS tD GCf. D E A U R { t: * * . - i fJ I ISSv »*4 • ■ * i, Flo.r - * XL ■ - ' �■*» STJte D a n fo rt* S m *a iii •4 la f f l aUwi U % la i ja u a . • AN INDEPENDENT DAIt.V NEWSPAPER Weathci Clear I* partly cloudy through ttfilndxrfi* Kith sriiirrrd m<M|. •v slirrnoon thtindrcshnners, fesr Rlshl snd morning shower*. * TUESDAY. AUGUST 2.1. H».S.v Amncialed Pram leaned Wire NO. 2M . Paul Waner Slated Fringe Area Residents L°.* ^pEear T?,ni9ht Air Annexation O pinions With Dazzy Vance Off-Street Parking Possibilities Good For Excursion Boat To locate In City 0 Th* possibilities for a hugs « • cun ton and slghuaatng boat for Sanford still remain food, accord* Inf to word ratvived at th# msstirg nf Sanford City Commissionart Utt night. City Attorney * . Shinholtar aubmittad a proposed contract for tha boat to tha commit*toD«ri for contidaratton. Tha contract will ft»a W. fi. 9 Ramp and Richard Sodoro an as* atuslva franch!to to opanto tht aifhtaoamf and riror axeurtlon boat from tha city pior* Attorney Shinholtar points to tha rommitclonara that tha con* tract would require tha two "pa^ a tore U cany public liability In accord* rwa with an ordinance si* vttdjr oa th# Im foN Uw books* la centldaration for tha axelu* M atv, franchlta t# aparata tha hug* * best, tha City of Sanford would roeaiva 18 par cant r i tha tat profiu from the operation of ouch an attraction. Police Department . Records Show $290 Collected In Fines Ttnaa collactad in City Court yaturday aftaraaas r i U « » - * according to tha Sanford Polite Department •eenrdt thia mominf. Catat afalntt Jam#* Cynic » « • clay for "carol##* and nafllfant driving", Lais K* l 4 -caralaaa and ■**»«•«» and -n s driven Iteasaa-. and Win Iriek far • va m «*r. "drunkanm and “ realt ting arrant".** » • " * * a rata af -canlaaa and aagUgwnt driving- agalnat Ralph Ogle, o n * continued until Friday's court. A rata afalntt F om tt A. La* for “ doatroyiag ty " wat dttmltted by Judge John Lsentrdr# m Fine* worn aeteteed or aatroatod n In two cat** of "caraim . ‘ " l nvgllgwt driving"• dlaardarly rood net". a Janitor Workshop * Is Conducted Here A sorkthsp tor Janitor* af the Samlcola Ctmty Schools wai held * " i w r o k . SuporvUor WaHar T.a gur taid thii morning. About » Jsaltors mat lor lha one day aossloa at Sanlord Gram* mar School when ispm eeU U w i af tha County and BUto Health 4 Dapirtmanta rpoka to tha group and tomosatratod many ••r* to maintain aaniutios and ckaali* a n t to tho schools. Taafua laid Hut tosr difforooi aaTatman rapraaosttng companki whota products will bo seed tn tha tchooU thia yaar domositMlad the uto af matortala furnished by thorn. . The purpoaa t i Utt workshop Teague »aid. ia to maintain • uni* torn Janitorial im ton thrasgbeut Uu lomtooto County School aysUrn. -It to UH joint roopsn.itolb t jr T s a g s o printed oto. “ r ijh o Ntalth Unit and Uto Bnard ri Ido* ratios to ton that flto ochoola a n loth healthful and aeailary." "H*t! of Time" membert h i'* T *o bnabiU greats ■»tU tha Ssnford Mnnontl BtirbiU. mrt on lbs disreend or vtilted the Stadium diamond tonight for the park. Local bsscbsll officials, planning fint time In years to renew their tsc gigantic event for tonight, have bygone competition. Dairy Vince, who In 1*14 wa»| expressed h-pe that Ssnford base­ \etrd the mn>t valuable player ui ball fans and cilitrni will turn out the Nitional League, and thit year to ire the two famous basebaU circled to Btieball't “ IUU of stars and help raise enough money Fame'* will meat Paul Waner. with to pay olf the club's tax debt After a lifetime batting average nf .341 digging Into their own pockets with 20 year* in the Major*, tonight deeply tn carry on the hssebalt during an "OlJtimcr's Night" cele­ organisation for local fans, the o(fi. dais believe that this is one of the bration beginning at 1:30. It ia the flrit time in local bate- major attractions ever offered in ball Mitnry. that two of baseball's this area of Florida. Dairy Vance led the Nitionalj League in pitching in 1934 and 1923 I Hr won 3 and lost six in 1924 and T-*o bus stops snd s walking had a 22 9 record in 1923 He was area wrrr designated by Bojrd elected a member of the “ Hall of of Education Transportation Su­ Fame" this year. Vanco pitched perintendent Walter Teague yesfor tha Phillies a short lima and terd.y. led the National Leigu# in strike­ Ttaguc said that rarrnts and outs tn 1924 with 283. He spent 14 The Bxsrd of Sanford City seasons tn the major leagues and teachers met with interested par­ Commissioners have a buiy weak pitched his first major league game ents last week at the Pinecrest ahead of them aa they taka when ha was ji years old. A native School to discuss the walking area into consideration the 1133-3* Gen­ of Iowa, Vance now lives in Homa- for children attending the neweral Government Budget, tit at tana. He is famous for his pitch­ school and tn set up central errav an Equalisation Board »n local ing with i torn sleeve which would for the children to meet eaily tax aieaamtnte. meet with Well­ confuse bitters when he delivered buses for transportation over the busy 17-92 thoroughfare. born Phillips Jr. to look ever pro­ the pitches. Students in walking area for posed drvtlopmenta, and meet for Waner, who led the National an adjourned meeting carried aver loop hitters three limes was voted Pinecrest Height* School will be in the tune bounded on the wrvt from last night In to baseball's "Hall or Fame" in Tha rommiitionen art eipectrd 1132 He started with Pittsburg In by highway 17-12. on the north by t« apend tn entire afternoon with 1928 and after IS seasons with the 22th St , on the east by Princeton Phillips looking over plant for de­ Pirates was with the Dodgers. Ave , and ou the south by Onnru it. velopments In tha Sanford area. Braves and Yankee*. Ill* top mark Two bus stops have been desig Thursday night, lha Board of in hitting was .330 with the Pirates Commissioners will get together in 1927. "Big Poison", as Waner natci'. Trague said. Children in to diacuia tha general govern­ was called, la om of*seven players the triangle art* between 22th V ment which wai eliminated from to make S.ooo or more hits In tho 17-92, and French Ave. will bosrd last nlght'a agenda becauio of a majors winding up his career with the school bus at the Intersection ot Laurel Ave and Bayard St c r o w d ad annotation discussion a total of 2.132 safeties. Children going to Plnecrevt schedule. The Thursday night dieWaner, the hitter, end Vance, the ruttien will ha an informal -put­ pitcher, are expected to be seen tn School in the area between 23lh ting together of Idaea"* concerning action during . t h e *'OMtlmer*» 6t. oa the north. French Ave. on the money to be spent for tha city Night" two-inning game which will the east. Georgia Ave oa the west and the street along the north during the next fiscal year. precede tonight's regularly sehrdul ahore nf l^ke Jennie will board Next Mnndty night, the comm!*- ed gam* with West Palm Beach. a arhool huv at the mter*eeti*n loners will til first at an Equali­ Others to be seen in action on the sation Beard la hear romplamta "Oldtlmers" team will be Bill of Santa Barbara Drivw and Mo­ hawk Ave on lax aitettmenit. Spinks, Bert Chapman, Ted Brook­ "This will krep rhildrrn from Following the hearing, tha of­ lyn, Buddy Lake. Chuck Aleno, ficial meeting continued from last George Kenla, Lloyd Swain. Jim having to rravs Highway 17-92 at any point.” Teague pointed out. night will get underway. Payne, Charles Bissoo, John RriHe »ald. "It Is expected that the der. and others. bus will pick up children at toe Fifteen Sanford merrhtnt* are designated punts about 9 20 e. helping In tonJght'a celebration by m." “ A definite time will be esfurninshing gifts to be distributed IsbUshcd and announced later,'* to fans attending tonight's gam*. Teague said. Thit U one gigantic effort by the local baseball officials to make the Park Superintendent Jim Dunn 1922 baseball season a complete said this morning that tha tod for lha Sanford Memorial Stadium success for local fans and citiaens. mi Ordinance Is Passed Commissioners Have Busy Week Ahead For Them Sod For Stadium To Be Set Sept, t Marine Personnel will be set beginning Sept. 1. He said. -Wa will move in Jutt aa won aa tha baseball club move* out*M Dunn Mid that tha tod, moved to the vacant area jutt south of tha stadium, li hi r*>d « has been watered, trimmed, and kapt to tiptop condition for thia winter's football season. V* *s'd. Pro Park Superintendent explain­ ed that elay from tha baseball diamend must be removed first to a depth af faur Lichee before tha sod la cut and set for tha football field. H will taka about I* days ta complete the changeover, Dunn School Children, Commuters Collide BUENOS AIRES <J*-A fast elec­ tric express train carrytng school children and commuters rammed Into the rear of another train today at a fog-shrouded station on Buenos Aires' outskirts. First re­ ports Indicated a death toll of li to 11 end tf to U injured. The express crashed Into the other tram standing tn a station In Ctudadels, 18 miles west of downtown Buenos Aires. Fastengars an the express Included stu­ dents ea route to Ward College, a Methodist high school and junior g attended by many Amencana and Britons as well aa Ar­ secretary said ana The M i l suffered shock ta the ac­ cident, bet there was no ward of any Injuries among tha student • Heavy Machinery Portion Of Force *A.Cou<a* Disruption A tuodnch vridgguto at tooto* Tokina Vocations r i FNaril Awi. and Or* Bus Stops Designated For Pupils Milwee Announces To Serve At NAAS Nurse Scholarship Exams To Be Given The Superintendent of Public Instruction of Seminole County to­ day announced the examinations for nursing scholarships establish­ ed by the 1922 Legislature. R T. Milwee said that examina­ tions will be held tn Jacksonville, Miami. Orlando, end Tampa on Aug. 20 and to Tallahassee oa Aug. 21. In Jacksonville the examina­ tions will be given at MS Ocean Stm t: tn Miami at Miami Jackson High School: to Orlando at Boone High School; In Tampa at Jefferson High School Library snd In TalUhassee at the Elitabeth Cobb Junior High School MUweo explained that the turn mations are held twice tech year, tn tha feU and spring with each student eppUeent being • high sehocl graduate or graduating from high school before July I following the examination. It was also explained thit H Is necessary thit each applicant have earned on* high school cre­ dit each in biological science and physical science. SchelarshJp holder* to practical nursing must have evidence af having practiced practical nurs­ ing tor at least on* year. Application blank* for nursing schoiereklp loan* era available at tha ofBce nf the Seminole County Superintendent U Public lea true- m e n u GO BACK NANTES. Franco UR - Thirteen theuiini Hriktog aklfgnrl werten went I n k to n t h today niter a S S L S T & n week r i rioting which tamed the Nk and to ari expected death ri ana m u , weun l i l kotos to lia deak natil next and forced the yarda ta shut dawn. The workers demanded a raise nf ri francs aa boor (about U cents), au average boost ri SI per cant B e* aigei finely agreed to Folios Department Another step tn the enlargement nf the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station will take place early next month when a detachment of Marine Corps personnel ar­ rives here for duty. This Is the first time that Mar­ ines have been assigned to the air station atner World War Two. Expected to srn»* here on Sept 6, the Leatherneck detachment will be aproximatrly 40 strong and have a rnmmlvtimied offterr •n charge. They will be employed as supplements to the present Ns vel Auxiliary Air Station internal security force. The supporting guard unit will he administered and supported by the Marine Barracks, Naval Atr Station, Jarksunvillt. Hearing Is Opened To Consider Switch MIAMI (JTv-Chairman Olin t . Teague (D-Tex) of the Veterans Affairs Committee today opened a congressional hearing of the pro posal to transfer some of the funrtiosss of the Miami Veterans Ad­ ministration regional office to Pess-A-Grille. The VA announced the move some time ago and explained it was to tha interest of economy Many veterans organisations snd civic groups art opposing tha move on grounds that It would delay South Florida veterans to their dealing* with the VA. Sheriff Vacations In New York State Sheriff Luther Hobby le vacstienlnf In Now Yoik Bute Accord­ ing to • card received At the SherifTa effV* thia seenihig. Mailed from Canton, N. Y., p»ar the 8 t Lawrence Seaway, Sheriff Hobby Mid. "Having A good time ♦a the North country". According to Chief Deputy O. O. Owens, the Sheriff end his family Af* visiting At Mrs. Hobby's An erd.nine# » s s adopted lest night by the Board of CommtsiL-nert of the City of Canfoid requiring the pmvi«ioq of off-vtrret automo­ bile parking faciliUM in connection with various property uses. The ordinance. No VA as amend­ ed by Section It I. becomes effect ive Immediately and requlrei th» off-street pitting facilities for all new nr substantially altered utei or itructuirv. The new law dn*v not affect buildings already ronstnicted or thoie under romtruetlon. Section It t of the ordinance de fine* off-ilreet parkin* facilities at lots, girages, or other structures' and sctessorics that may be sur­ face facilities, facilities above or under tie ground with spares de­ fined for each type dwelling or building No application f--r a new building or substantially altered structure will be approved, according to the ordinance, unless there It included with the plan for such structure or Improvement or use. a plot plan ihowing the special purpose nfl street automobile parking Utilities Subsection four of the amend­ ment to the ordinance shows that off-street automobile parking facili­ ties will be provided at follows: Capl. R. Jackson Cl Sanford Base To Address Jaycees C itize n s S e e k in g T o B e G iven C h o ic e In L a t e s t P r o p o s a l (."toga t r » s rasto-nts hsd thatr ta* last r gSt when I hr r mat with th* >Auli>id Board of City Commissioner* to air their ’ gripe*" and “ damsnd* on th* annotat ion .<( certain area* border­ ing thr city. Th» argument* inok a different tack when rraldrnta of the finecrest Height* subdivision and ad larenl arras expressed a deep f - nrern toward heenmtrg a patt of the city of Sanford The first In speak at last n'ghl'i pn mtnula *e-*lon on annrvat mn was a Navy man who • aid, "Wa feel t hat w* are payfhg our share of i h r sewer tax and dn net fral that the service charge* should be im-lra-cd to 20i) percent." R. I. Flam, w bn liv e* In Pin*cr-al Heights ** d, "I would like to have polk* protection and other advantage* ->f living in the city." lie added, “ If you have a ronlracl for water bill* I'll sign It faplam Robert SV, Jackson, commanding officer of th» Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air ptaiinn. will K* guest speaker at the lunlor Chamber of Commerce luncheon Thursdar at noon. Captain Jackaoi- is evp«*:trd to tell th« Jaycrrs about the espansion piogiam and rhang* over at thr local !■»•» The Sommnlr County Joyce* mroling will b« held Idiutsday noon at Spencer's on French Av*. local civt« oiganitatlons have been invited «o join with the .layrces Thursday to hear th# Com­ manding Officer nf the Imal Navy Harr, S’ . Weir, another Plnabase, 2t. I . R*t-orn Jr , program rr«*t Height* re«idrnt and admin­ istrator of Ihr new ik-minoto chairman for tha meeting -aid to County Hospital -aid, "t am per­ liar that O lh v is ar* cordially In- 1 sonally quit* anvious to com* in Vlted to join with tha .lavrect In the eily," Weir said, *lh# city Thursday to hear Captain Jackha# a l«t to offer tie and »# h*'* son. a lot to offer the city. However" he stated, “ wa do not want lha higher watar tai gi ve u* an al­ ternative." Jphn Burke, a laural Av*. re­ For one and two family dwellings, sident, told lha eocn-nt* sinner a tn on* parking space per family hi* w (j. *• “ I UlinV * o j ,nor>* n r dwelling unit. being grossly unfair t* u* wha Tor miiltiple-familv dwellings nf want la eon-s in to the Illy." Tha ’ Downtown Rawer Ihojccl" four family units or Ittt, one park­ T. V. R-nwn, a eostitent of til About ad Urn Banfnrd !’• * ing spare per family dwelling unit Station hemmed in yraterday with Magnolia Av* tine# 1914 led off For hotels, one parking space for a deep ditch. hla pail of 11e diiruasiun with, each two gussts or sleeping rooms Th« new ##'**r !m* h»ing laid "We didn't come- down here In and suites, plui one additional rune dlractly in front of th* p o-. fight annevatlon — wa cam- to space for each five employe*. find nul what son hao to otter." lie# station. For tourist homes, cabins nr Yestei-iav, workmen with ditch Walter It Mehany, a in-month motels, one parking space for each discing equipment, pipe laying incident of y - lh l a irel Ave. lo|,j guest or sleeping room or suite equipment, and bulldoscrs had the plus on* additional spare for thr arc* in * turmoil digging th* owner or manager tf resident on ,nt. h. laying th* ptp*. then cover­ the premises. ing th# axravatton in otdrr I" fo r trailer courts or etmps, one 1,-avr an accasa to thr sia'mn at parking spars for each trailer all times At q lilting time v#»t»»d«y, space. Acting Police Chief B<*V Tillta The amendment to the ordinance ■aid, th« ditch was eovared up which establishes a toning plsn for the City of Ssnford. designates the leaving tha ilatton npan At ona lima during tha opera­ number of off-street parking spares tions -yesterday It was necessary for lodging, rooming and boarding Bor* and girls asn g-t ready to search for a wav to 'g e t in houses, for private clubs or lodges, for school) th# Sanford Folic* Station. for hospitals, for sanitariums or N»s« Tuesday, Aug 30. Is raconvalescent homes, for medics! filtration Hay in avrry Acmlnolc or dental clinic*, for mortuarte* or County fchnnl, for a*cry grade, funeral pa-lors. for welfare Insti­ and (nr all students, whit* and col­ tution*. for community renters, li­ ored braries, museums, post offices, ci­ Tha Seminole Counte Superin­ vic clubs and similar uses IIAnTPOKD, Conn n - Tresl- tendent ot Public Instruction, B. The oidinane* outlines off-street T. Viluac today explained that parking requ-remints for danet dent Elccnhower flew In here to­ all first grader* registering for day to vipw flood damage in the halls, bowllnf elleys, convention school mu*t bring with them a halls, gymnatsum, parks, race six Northeastern Slates and as­ birth eertifuatr or evidence ot tracks, skatinr rinks and similar serted “ if necessity I will csll a age, at the time of registration uni*, for th-sties, auditoriums, special session of Congress to an tn re­ First Graders must ba sis yrar* alodiums, spoil* artnat, churches, proprt.it* money needed of age on or before Jsn. I, 1938, schools, for office, profession or store normalcy. lluies throughout tha County After a conference with the gov­ public buildings, airports, railroad pnsaenger stations, bus depots, ernor* of the Northeastern States will operate their regular schedule restaurants, night rluhs. tea rooms, snd rcptcsrntatlvfs of the gover­ on Tuesday, with the return trip lunch counters, roadshldo stands, nors of North and Sout.i Carolina. at noon TTu. School Supertnirndcnt said fi'llng stations, repair shops, gen­ Elsenhower said; “ I have met her* with lha gov- that it is urgent that all itudenta e-si business, commercial and enturi You have read In the pa­ register next Tuesday so that the personal service establishment*. The ntwr law also requires off. per* and seen on television what school aulhoritK-s ran determine street parkirr facilities for In­ has happened But you can have wncic crowded conditions exist. Regular school work, and regu­ dustrial or manufacturing estab- ] no conception of what has hap 11« h m a n t s, supermarkets, and pened until you has# come here lar school day* will begin on Tues­ point* out that all structuies or and listened to these governors day Sept. 8 with full session* Lultdingi no*, specifically provid­ This Is s case where th* Federal throughout Seminole County, 2IL' ed in the scheJ.de shall have park­ government, state government*, wo* said ing spaces determined n»ce<«ary and county governments will do by the Zoning and Planning everything they ran." Com mission. Tho amendment adopted last night and now in offset states that all nff.street automobile parking facilities shall be designed with Seminole County School i n ­ appropriate means of accost to a tern'* Transportation Superviior. JACKSONVILLE * - S t Luka's street ar alley as wall as maneuv- Wafer Teague, said today that a Hospital y*rterday fired three tring areas. transportation meeting will be nurses who took pari tn a "no The adopted erdinanca also held at the Seminole County Court psy" sink#. specifies that the provisions of House next ilonday morning at 10 Adminlitrator W f.. Arnold laid the law shall apply only to new o'clock. Gent* Parkin, Juanita W'tlkersnn Supplies and Instructions wl'.l br or vibtlantJally altered usea and and Eitell* Williamson wer* dis­ ihall net effect existing er nor.- given bus driven at thia time, missed " id the best interest of lit* confronting uses except under Teague said. hospital." Representatives of the Florida certain condition* a* outlined in Mis* Parkin waa rhsirman of a llignvs ay Patrol, the Seminole the ordinance. Local Police Dept. Almost-Hemmed In Tuesday, Aug. 30 Registration Day For Entire County Eisenhower Flies To Flood Ravaged Northern States Administration nf tha program far off-*troat parking will be as­ signed, according to the ordinance, to tha Zoning end Planning Com­ mission, The Traffic Committee shall serve In capacities advisory •t the Zoning end Planning Com­ mittee In matters relating to any phase of tho proivalog of specialpurpose off-street aatomsbtla perk- r Monday Meeting Told By Teague Three Nurses Fired By S t Luke's Head At Hospital In Jax County Sheriff's Office and the Sanford Police Department will meet with th* II bus drivers to lay plan* for the aafety program during (be romlng 1922-2* school yesr. Rusts have been repaired and put it excellent condition. Teague said, and t*til be Inspected prior to • * * •• driven group of 22 nurses who voted last month act to accept their pay check* until Arnold discussed working conditions with Mira Ag­ nes Andtrsen of Orlando, execu­ tive secretary o( lha Stats Nurses Assn. Th* nurse*, however, accepted pay on Aug. 1 whan tha hospital said Ihty wtyild ho suspended If th# c-t-- rm rv si -ne-s, -I lra * '<»ung rrsn. ‘•-'ring to rettr# tn this «-r* i |o*k f o r ' s-1 to *<• ramion In thr city. But now wa hav* hero approached »u h th:» thing- high watar rales." Maherv concluded ‘ I hope that soma means will , offered for us r* com* in tha- w* will h# gu m a fair deal." Elam, who had addrn-ed th# commissioner* rxriirr in the #renIhg, a'kcd “ l|o>» soon, or how long would It lake to i !* m tha siwer #xr*".*ion a year— two year* 7 And then what aho-ji •licet light*. pavement, aidewalks, and water?" Major Denver Cnrdelt told tha group, “ We wer# going to set up a five year program In fir# People outsid# tha city in the pro­ posed arc* In he anncint, th* fanlitia* prop » insid# th# tiiy #ajoyed." Commissioner Jack Ratiran told th* group of nearly IMO gathered in lha commissioners r a s a , “ kou'r# mixing the question o f water rat* increase and annexa­ tion'' ftatigan explained that th# city h».| spent a rontiderabl* aunt of mot-ey- for water imprnvemanta and eesrr expansion hut at the time the rate incraox* wai dis­ cussed rtid not lat# Inin annxidarstion that tho rreidanta of Pino* rraxl Height* wer* alraady paw. irg lh* s*»*r icrvu-o charge* and •uggexiaq that in that* instance* n-i increase h# charged. "Water line* m lh# aro«. a r a .v t adequate beeaux# of growth." R*tigan axplained *nd added “ ft ia only fair for people using e)ty watar Out•id# the etty h*!p par for tha *y slam." H* xaid that “ It will cost 71,178 an t rt« tn annex any portion of th# proposrd are* but « e cannot annex by raquaxt tine* the city »*• created by apectxl •d , annexation mint to made possible in lh# samr manner." Commissioner Itatigan told the group "Water rate# and annexa­ tion biv# confused yoU and ar# to-*par«b!* “ lie ronlrnuod, “ I wot,Id prefer to bold th# elortion and i iggest lb*l we withhold » s'rr r-'a inrrcs.es mill .10 day* after such an election ix held " T Vs Brown then charged, "t cant sc# th# u*a of a whip to make prop!, come into tho *tty." Rangan, however d»nmd using a whip. Mrt. Edna H«*h!tr chidH, " Thcn what are you using?" Brown, one of lha representa­ tive* of * group who mat Sunday afternoon to dlscriaa annexation told lh# commitiiontrx, “ W# ara hei* tn find out if yoq bar* any* thing to offer other than a whip." Art hi# Smith, another spokes­ man for the fringe arc* group, asks-1 lh* commission "If wr* has* to pay the sewer tax bs fora w* get the sewers." City i'lerk and Ta* Assessor H. N. Nayer reminded the group discussing annexation that “ yvt won't have to pay any taxes al all until 1937 if you're annexed and c». n then, Uses ar# h*tes| or* the improvtmtnls Thera woull he a 2" percent reduction in lax## until fire hydrant* are provides!," Saver said. Commissioner John Krider, f.sl* lowing ihr lengthy discussion by frtngr area citiicns and Commit* •loner Raligtn, -aid “ 1 differ with a City Commissioner. Whan I ta!lg with people about annexation, I try to justify the tale* w* would use," he said Than Krider ra* lotted. "It look* to ma that if » * hold off on an election it would he just like a knife in your hack." Ilratley Ihlham. developer o f I’ inecresl Heights, and on# nf tha last speakers to be heard during! th* Dv hour discusamn, said "Thar# h*s h**« a lot of rnlsun* derstandlng. Wa’r# winning matif new resident* right now and this It an opportunity for Sanford'S growth." Odham said. And ha conclud'd “ thei# paopl* wouM com* into th* city if given A choice. Tell th# people what th*F ran get snd than lot lha paopla decide." City Manager Warrott E- Know* l#s added to lb# discussion, “Thit la th* first evidence thowr fop annexation. It 1* tha first support far an •laedlmt.** Mayor Denver Cordall, bring* Ing th* Wngthg dtwusxion to A r|o#a said. "vr« appraciata all af you eomtng down to talk avar th* probtam with o a " Ha said, “ t hop* that this will work out ta � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1955 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 22, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 22, 1955. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 22, 1955; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald